THIS DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2G, 1807. ' V LIIIIKD KVERT AFTKRNOOK (SOKDJ.TS EXCErTED), AT TBZ EVINWO TELEGRAPH BUILDING, Jfo. 108 S. Third Street. Trio. Three Cent Per Oopj (Double Hheet). 01 Eighteen CenU Per Week, payaole to the Carrier, and niailr to Subscribers out of the city nt Nine Dollars I'rr Annum t On Dollar and Flftr CenU for Two Months, luTarlably In advance fur tbe period ordered. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 18G7. Funeral Honors to Dead Rebels. ' Galvkhtoh, January 26. Great excitement hag liptn occasioned by the interlnronoo ot Genoral tinllin In tlie obnrquios of General A. 8. Johnston. 1 he store are olosed and drap"d in mourning. Gene Sal Griflln ha agreed to permit tbe bod; to be taken to tbe Episcopal Cnurch, and tne burial sorvico be rcaa, on Mavor I-eonard Rivinir him the following pedire: I bat there shall be no iiiuaic by baud, riniii(r ortollinjr ot bells, aBd no putilicor private amnions' rations of anr organized associations, ahou d the body be conveyed to the church in this city, and irom thence to the point ot it de rariure. AH powons appearing in the procession shall bo in. vitcd, and appear as members ot the family of the deceased or of their irionds These condi tion wore refused, and the body remains In the open air, where it has been visited bv crowds. Busi. nes was suspended during the day in honor of tho deceased." We cannot but think that the conduct of General Griffin is founded In bad policy. General A. Sidney Johnston was, beyond all doubt, the purest of any of the Rebel leaders. Ue stands pre-eminent for his martial ability, and rivals "Stonewall" Jackson for religious enthusiasm in a cause which he honestly be lieved to be right. When, theretore, it is desired to reinter his remains, we cannot see why the bells were not allowed to toll, and the people to lollow the funeral cortege, whether they were friends or strangers. If it is understood that military honors be meted out only to officers of the United States army, General Griffin may be right in forbidding a salute at tbe grave, but we think that the in terference in this case was arbitrary. Even If the conduct of General Johnston during life was such as to richly merit the retusal of funeral honors, yet it is certainly not sound policy to treat his remains with disrespect. If there isone thing about which a people are tenacious, it is the memory ot their dead public servants. Tho reigning Bourbon did much to strengthen his position on the throne ot France when he allowed the body of the great Napoleon to bo reinterred in the magnificent mausoleum in Faris. A like sense of policy, if not propriety, should lead us to allow the honors of regard to be paid by the Southern people to the dead Southern Generals. bo far as we are concerned, we would join in paying every respect to the dead; the only ones we would hold accountable are the living. We would not have interment refused to any of them. We would let the honor to their remains be so delightful to the vanity ol the Burvivors as to induce them to follow their predecessors as speedily as pos sible. If all the Southern Rebel leaders were to-day where Sidney Johnston is, the TJdIou would not be now distracted by their bitter animosity. We would so act as to de prive these men of every opportunity of point ing to our course as though it were tyran nical. But while dealing leniently with the masses and tbe dead leaders, we would so use the rod with the living rulers as to crush out and trample down forever the slightest hope of a successful treason. Aid for tbe Cietan. To-night, in New York, a monster mass meeting will be held to raise funds to aid the Cretans in their gallant struggle for the pri vileges of Christianity and lor freedom from the Turks. The gentlemen who act as Vice Presidents comprise all of the richest and most honorable f the merchants of the metropolis. What we need is just such a meeting in our city. The cause of fellow Chiistlans battling for civil and religious liberty has never in the past failed to awaken a responsive echo in the American heart. Hungary, Poland, Greece, Ireland, and all who sought to be free in the past, have re ceived our aid ; and shall Crete, with her double appeal to us as freemen and as Chris tians, be refused ? We hope that some of our merchants will take the cause of this strug ling people under their charge. Southern Wants. The following ex tract from a letter from a Northern clergy man In the South, which we find in the New York Tribune, gives a touching picture of destitution : "But the perishiDg and the half-naked poor where are they ? I can tell you where they live. In tents scattered along the edge of the railroads, or in the outskirts of the town; in huts which may be called Iron-clad,' thoMfib. affordine poor protection agatust the bombardment of want edidcea composed of a balf-dozen frail scantlings, picked up in some lu ky hour, and lined around and on the top with nothing in the world but old tinued plates, once tbe rooting of Bome building that perished in the conflagration of the town; in shanties, in hovels part canvas, part old blanket, part old strips of board. Very oftn theie is nothing but an earth floor. Do these people actually want Look at their sunken features: the Uvld hue of their laces; their eyes, In which a dull craving exhibits lUclf; their few. scanty, perishing garments; their feet, with nothing on, as they tramp along the frozen ground (lor winter is not all summer here), except the cast-away shoes which you threw out on some retuse-beap the other day. There are lam llles here which have not the slightest idea to-day where the corn-caire, stirred up with water and baked in the ashes, lor to-morrow will come from, unless the slender possibility of a little job ot work is realized, or unless the sup ply depot here has been enabled, through the generosity of citizens, or of Kentuckiauf. or perhaps of New Yorker, to furnish them with a ration." , These families, be they black or whits appeal to our Christian charity. It is not on them that the crimes of the leaders eiould fall. They are not to-day the men who maintain ft defiant attltute. Let us make these people our friends by our liberality, and 'thud secure an ally in the enemy's camp far more valuable than any external foe. Such course Is difltated by sound policy as well as Christian generosity, in conformity wnu these views, a meeting was held last night at the Cooper Institute for the express purpose of raising funds for the relief of the starving 8outh. It was held by the radical, or was ! addressed by radicals Horace Greeley and II. W. Bcecher being the principal speakers and it was the radicals giving bread to the Rebels, giving it willingly and without ostentation. We hear much prating from the Democratic press about charity, but It Is reserved for the so-called enemies ot the South to show by deeds their true feeling, while the conservatives try to prove them by words. We ask the people of the South whether professions or practices speak loudest ? Connecticut. When Governor Joseph II. Ilawley was on Thursday unanimously re nominated by the Republicans for Governor of Connecticut, Senator Ferry, from tbe Committee on Resolutions, submitted a series, of which the following Is the principal one referring to national subjects : "Itrsolved. That the pending amendment to the Federal Constitution, in the eenerom mag nanimity of the terms which is proooxct to the late insurgents, deserved, and should have re- reived, their grateful recotrnitlon; that its re jection by them proceeds from a still prevailing spirit ot rebellion, ana impo-esupon the national authority the duty of estaolishing the Union upon none other than lust and durable founda tions; that, in so doing, loyalty to tbe republic should be recognized as the first ot political virtues, and dinojalty as the worst of political cnn.es; and that the protection of all citizens tl.ouahout the republic, in the exercise ot alt the rights and immunities guaranteed bv the t'oiif litution, should be Invariably secured."' In the enthusiasm and unanimity exhi bited, we read a precursor of a decisive radi cal victory in the coining spring. Political. Governor J. D. Cox, of Ohio, has declined re-election. LTon. John n. Ilubbard, ot Connecticut, also retires from the House. Lieutenant Governor Averill and P. T. Barnum are the principal competitors for his seat. In New Hampshire the Democratic and Republican candidates lor Governor have agreed to stump the State together. General Harriman is the latter and Mr. Sinclair the former. Tho Tribune present the confirmation of Edgar Cowan, as Minister to Austria, in" a new light, as follows "Eleven ot the Pennslvania Delegation to Conpiess have signed a protest against cbe con firmation of Mr. Cowan as Minister to Austria, j bey do this in tbe belief that be is uutii for the position; but they do not seem to remember that Mr. Cowan's statesmanship is a luxury too expeusive lor home consumption. Before it lioteus to the protect of the Pennsylvania?, the Senate Committee might consider whether it would not be cheap to pay Mr. Cowan $7500 (cold) per annum to go out aud stay out ot tbe country." RELIGIOUS NOTICES. . "THE DAY OF . VISITATION'." BY BEQUEST OF TUE Y0UKQ MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, REV. HEBEB, NEWION Win preach on the above subject TO-MOBROW (Sua osj) l-.VKNINU, in the WASHINGTON SQUAHK ChUKCH, services commencing at 1H o'clock. Seat tree. A cordial invitation to ail. It 1ST, IMPORTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL Meeting at the FIRS f BAPTIST CHI RCH, corner ol BKUA1 and AUCII Streets, on Thursday Kvinlim Januarr 31. at7X o'clock. UlKhl.T Interesting statements rexpectlnii tbe condition and wants ot the ehlh'ren and youth oi the South aud Southwest will :e made by tbe lol owing missionaries of the American fundav School I'nlou : Kev. W. KAKKOW, of South Carolina :Kev w. p. PAX80N. ot Missouri; and Dr. HI..NKY VAN BUKEW, of Illinnla. ANDREW'S CHURCH. EIGHTH above hnruce. Missionary MeetiUE ot ekS? Street. BOTJTHEA8TKKN CON VOCATION, To-morrow .Hun- da.v) Evening, at 1H o clock. Addresses by episcopal chtrgvmeu laboring In southeastern portion of tbe city and others. Public cordially Invited WASHINGTON B. KKBEW, Secretary. PENN PRKSBYTERIAN CHURCH. TENT H Street below Uirardavanue Relliiious services every Sabbath, at 10X A. M. and 14 p. M. Preaching by the pastor, Her. O. W. ML8GHAVK, 1). D..LLD. Strangers always welcome, and on Sab bath Evenings all trie seats are free. HROAP AND ARCH STREETS BAP TIST CBURCH. The Second Sermon In the coarse on the '"Temptation of our Lord," will he de livered To-morrow Evening, in this Church, at 7 30 by the PsNtor, the Rev O. DANA BOaBDUAM, D. I. beats free, strangers welcome. FREE SERVICES" IN THE CLIN- TO STREET PRKHBYTERIAH CHURCH. TENTH Street, below SPRUCE, ever Sundar Even ing, at 7H o'clock. Sermon To-morrow bv Kev, Dr. MaHl'li. All seata freo. and tbe uublio coid'ailv in vited to attend. tjTT TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, CHESNUT Street, west of Eighteenth Snrvlcna To morrow morning at 10. and in the evenlnir at 7X o'clock. Preaching by tbe pastor, Kev. O. A. PELIZ. Sunday School in the alUrnoonatv o'clock. NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH. EIGHTH Street, above Master Kev. Or. ISAAC COLE. Pastor. Nervlct'g Tomorrow at 10H A. M. and 7 P. M. N. B. Protracted Meeting still In progress. RICHMOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Usual services at 10 i Sabbath School Ado rets at 2X ; Sermon to Young Men, by the Pamor. at 7. Tbe public invited; pews all tree. GERMANTOWN SECOND PRESBYTE- RI AN CHURCH, TULPEHOCKEN and GREEN Streets. Preaching To-morrow Morning at 10H, and Evening at 7H by Ke. MEN BY s. a KILL,. 1ST, NORTH BROAD STREET PRESBY- TKfilAN CRCBCU, BROAD and GREEN Streets Services at 10 A. M and 7 P. M., by Kev. Dr. Mel L VAIN ol Princeton. WESTMINSTER CHURCH. BROAD and FITZ WATER Streets Preachlug To-mor row by Kev. THOMAS MACAULEY, at 10H A. M. aud ! P M. REV. W. W. NEWELL (UNITARIAN) XJ will preach at UNO I RO THM HALL. German town To-niurrow Morn'ng at 1UM o clock and Evening Ml. ITSp REV. DH NADAL, TRINITY M. E. v--' CHVRCH. EIGHTH Stieet above BACE.To Ir'."Tn,w' uy nd o'clock. Subjo t In fie evening, "Public uanibllng." rZfrr" FKEK SERVICE. ST. PETER'S f CHURCH, THIRD and PINE Streets, ooen for Divine Service To-morrow night, at 7X o'o.ock. All the seats tree e UNION METHoniKT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rhv. .1 k u 1 u -hiu,TT will nPAnnh I)' DaUSpSA ' G" Dl VRHVW, 1ST, THIRD Reform Rn nnrinnFi TENTH and ElI.Bk nn u. u. r w ' !C u?.C,,lu,?' 8e,vlce 1 o-morrow at lox'o'clook Morning and TH Kvenlug. OXFORD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, P i SoK BROAD ana OXIfOKD Streets. IT Ini Hr "F&lVSfXft pT',n0"0W U lV KPT REV. R JEFFREY. H. D., WILL rreach In the Hall. 8 W. corner of TENTH and BCUTH Streets, To inurtow, at ZH P M. All Invited. irrsr THE FAITHFUL CONDUCT OF THE rh(,,Pe 8(lO.Kev. Dr. CROW ELL RROAIJ abov CHKSN PT Blret To-morrow. "l j r4 V. OA."' rSf- FREE RELIGIOUS SERVICE AT THE CHIKCH OE THE EPIPHANY Tomorrow Kvenlng. rHiuion by Kt. ev. Bishop t'LAWt SPECIAL NOTICES. tW YOUNG .MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, HAL!,, No. CIIESMVT STREET, REGULAR MONTIILY MKKTHG, MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 2B, At 8 O'clock P. M. AN E83AT. WILL BE HEAD 3Y REV. J. B. DOBBINS, of Camden, N. J. Subject:" BOOKS AND READING." All are cordially invited It F&f HENRY VINCENT, THE ENGLISH Kelormerand Orator, wl I de iver a Lecture at Hie TOWN HALL, Ok KM AM'O WN, on MOMUV EV EN1 MJ, Jauuar 2n at 1 H o'clock. Subject "lhe Lale American c onflict." 'l lcVeie 2ii cents. May be had at the principal stores Reserved seats SO cents. To be bad ouly ai Tarker's, where plans can be seen. , ibis 1 the only occasion for Mr. Vincent to visit Germantown. Secure your seats at once. U ff3T MRS. F. E. W. HAR P E R WILL dF liver her new Lecture on "THE NAi ION A L SALVATION,' ON TllLE-DAY EVENING JANUARY 31, AT NAIIONAL IILI. The Fourth In the Course under the auspices of the SOt I A I.. C1VIL.ANI.8TATIS1ICAL ASSOCIATION. The BLAcK. oWAN will appear in a selection of popular airs .ADMISSION .'...'.THIRTY-FIVE CENTS lobe had at '1 rutnpler's MuhIc Store, Seventh aud Chesnut sticets; of the Committee, or at the door. W ILLI Am HULL Chairman. No. 1216 WASHINGTON Avenue, J. C. WHITc Sk.. FOURTH Street below Wll ow, ISAIAH IIANKINSON, GUL1EL.HA Street. 1 it 6t Committee ot Arrangements. (Ti;-J "Ol'K,EW HOUSE: OR, PLEASURES OK HuUSE-HUNTlN(. "-Lecture bv Rev. T. DE WITT TALMAGE, at NATIONAL HALL. TUES DAY EVENING. January 29, at 8 o'clock Proceeds 101 a benevoient object Tickets. 5 cents ; lor sale at Trnmnler's, Seventh and Cliesnut streets; Bower's, sixth and Green streets; Kennedy's, Seventh and Brown streeis; Evaus'. sixth and Poplar; Matlack'a No. W)4 Market street; Baptist Publication OrJlce, Arch street, near Sixth, and at the Door 1 19 9t PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL, Januaiv 24. 1RR7 At a meetinar held this H-.i' the Committee appointed on the 15th Inst, to col ect tubscrJntlons and donations tor the Pennsylvania Hos pital tbe various members present reported progress of a most gratifying .haracter, having received liberal responses 110111 those whom they had thus far ca led on to aid this time-honored Institution. Tne following- Abraham Uart Ed. C. Buckley. dames C Hand, Richard Wood, Lewis Elkln, Samuel E, Stokes, David -. So ls, Hi-nrv M'lusor, Samuel I! sluplev, Andrew Nebluger. M. D., Lawrence Lewis ,L HEWSON, seo'y Com, wiiiiam u. Jiittiiu. It ADDINEl FRIENDS' ASYLUM FOR THE IN SANE, near Franklmd. Twmn thirrl a-ai-i Phlladclnhla. ' Dr. .1. H. WORTH 15 G TOH. Superintendent A ppllratlon lor the admission 01 patients mav be made to the superintendent, at the Asvlum, or to' cither ot the undernamed MANAGERS: Samuel Bett.e, No. U9 N. tenth street. Charles El. Is, N. E. corner Seventh and Market sttcets. William Bett'e, No. 426 N. Sixth street Horatio C. Wood. No. Ill Cliesnut street. John ('. Allen. No. 333 S Fifth street. John Carter, No. 32t 8. Twe tth a leet. John M. Whlta'l. so 410 Pace street. Mark Balderston, No. 320 s. sixth troe'. Richard Richardson, No 6il Arch street. WiHtur Morils, No 209 4 ThUdstreeU Samuel Mor Is, near Olnev. Elllston p. Morris, Germantown, and No 3''5 Mar ket rtreei. Nathan HI les. Frank Tori. David Scull. No 815 Arch street. Wi Ham K'Hrtej, S W. corner ot Third and Viae streets. William B. Cooper, near Camden, New Jersey. Samuel iuilen. Germantown, and No. bil Market street. Howard Yarnall. No 922 Mount Vernon street. Frauds H. Cote, Gtruiaotown, aud No. 1 tValnut street. I 10 am CORN EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION. The Annual Meeting 01 the CORN EXCHANGE AS SOClAilON will be held on 1 UESDA Y, Junuarr 29, 17. The Annual Report of the Board of Munugers will be read at Hit o'clock. The polls will be open frt.in 10 A. M. unt'l 3 P. M., tor the e ecilon ol orlicers to serve for the eh'ulnp year. 1 '2 7t JOSEPH r. Pi ROT. Secretary. fTW OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE DIVI- PION CANAL COMPANY OFPENNSiLVA NIA, No. 803 WALNUT street, I'iiii.adki.phia, January 25. 1387 The Annual Meet In of 1 tie stockholders 01 this 'om pany will be he.d at their OUIce on TUESD AY. Febru ary 5, IK67, ac 12 o'clock M., when an election lor Managers lor the ensuing year wi 1 be held. 1 25 lilt OH A KLEw C LONGSTREfH. Secretary. OFFICE OF THE NORTH PENNSYL.. I VANIA RA1LBOAD COMPANY, No. 407 WALNUT btrcet Philadelphia, January 10, 1867. The Board of Directors have this dar declared a Dividend ot FIVE PERCENT, out of the net earn ings, in Scrip, bearing no interest, and convertible into tbe Keven ner-cent. Mortgage Bonds of the Company, Insnmsot Five Hundred Dollars, on and auer MAY' 1, 1807, on presentation at the Olllct of the Company. The Scrip so Issued will be dellverud to the Stock holders, or tnelr legal representatives, on and after the 1st ot FEBRUARY next. The Transier Books of the Company will close at 3 o'cook this P. M., and remain cioted until the 21st instant. WILLIAM WINTER, 1 15 lm '' Treasurer. K5f- OFFICE OF THE INSURANCE COM 3' PANY OF NORTH AMERICA, No. 232 WAL NUT Street. Pnri.ADFLpniA, Januarv 14 17. Tbe Directors have thi- dav declared a semi-annual Dividend ol SIX PER CENT , exclusive 01 taxes pay able on demand. 4JHAKLE8 PLAIT, J 2w ' Hecreurv. irf DIVhDEND NOTICE. OFFICE OF THE f PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON RAIL ROAD COM1-AN Y, No. 221 S. DELAWARE Aveuue, Upstairs. ' PiiiLADKipniA, January Id, 1807. The Directors have this day di-clared a semi annual Dividend ot ITlVE (61 PER CENT . clear of laxes, out ol the profits 01 the last six months, payable ou aud aiter the Slsi Instant. The transier books will be closed until February 1, proximo. J. PAKKEK NOKR1S, 1 19 lot Treasurer. rT DIVIDEND NOTICE. THE JOINT Board ot Directors ot the le aware and Baritsn Canal and the Camden and Amboy Railroad and 'Liana porcation Companies have this uav declared a semi-annual Dividend ot FIVE PER CENT, on the Capital Stock, and THREE and ONE-THIRD PER CENT, on the Biceipt 01 tbe ri ret Instalment, paid September 1. 1HW, tree ot Government tax, payabie at the Of Hoe of tne companies in New York and Philadelphia, on and aiter January 31, 1HH7. The Tiansier books of Stock and Instalment Recelnts will be closed until Kebmary 1, from this date. Jauu aiv 18. KK U.RD STOCK ION Treasurer. Princeton, N. J., Jan. 17. 1867. 1 19 12t frvS- BATCH ELOR'S HAIR DYE THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Harmless reliable. Instantaneous. The only pertect aye. No disappointment, no ridiculous tints, but true to nature, black or brown, GENUINE la SIGNED VILLIAM A. BATCHELOR. Regenerating Extract 01 iiillefleuni restores.preserves and beautule; the hair, prevenw baldnees. Sold by all Druggist. actorv No. 81 BARCLAY su.M.Y S NEW PERFUME F0U THE IlASDKEUCHIEl? PHAI.ON'8 "Night Blooming Ccreus." PIIALON'S 'Night Blooming Csrsui." IMIALON'S "Night Blooming Cereus." PIIALON'8 "Night Blooming Cercus." PIIALON'S "Night Blooming Cereua." A most exquisite, delicate, and Fragrant Perfume, dlstUled from the rare and beautltul flower trom which It takes Its name. Manufactured only by Slltrs PIIALON SON, York. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. ABK rOB I BALON 6 TAKE NO OTOCB. SPECIAL NOVICES. Kgr- NEWSPAPER ADVERTiSlNG.-JOY. COE A CO., Agents ror the TKLKORAPrf.' and Newspaper rress of the whole country, have RE MOVED from FIFTH and CUESNUT to No. 144 3. SIXTH S treet. second door aboe WALNUT i t'.Tr ij'BminJ vr8lFHv Ht l hil'"lhl5 1 Kl HUNE milllllMtH. New York. 7 ji) W-K. THE UNnRltsirsNRrt r c LYCEUM , beg leave to tendot out sincere thank- to the ATHLETIC (LKE CLU11 tor their kindness U inter' t sluing us on 1 uesdat Evening la-it. ... tnwABU HOWARD, Ptesldent. W. H KrtRiirn, Secret arv Phlladelvhta, January m. WA. bTEINWAY & SON'S' Orand Square and Upriht Piano Fortes. STEIN W A V A SONS' direct special attention to tneir newly Invented Uptight" Pianos wltn their Paint Hetenaiir" ana double Hon trains, patented June 5 lvx. This Invention couiists In orovloing the Instrument l:i addition to tin iron troine In trmr of 'he soundboaidl witn an Iron trace irnuie In the renr ot It boih frames being c as in . rie 1. ce. therrbv inuiartlng a solldltv of on struetlot Hid capscitv ot standli.g In tune never before a t la In r 1 In (Let i less o Instrument 1 be f oundboard Is supported beiween the two rrames by an apparatus muntlmr Its tension, so t!it the fliestest possible detrce ot sonnl producing capacttv s obtained and regulated to the nlcen desirable point T he great volume and exquisite qua Itv of tone as w ell as elasticity and piomntness of action, of thee ne w i prlght I lanos have elicited the ungual ifled ad miration of the musical protession aud all who nave heard Uiem. BLAsIUS BROTHERS confidently orTer these beau tltul instruments to tne public and invite every lover ot music to call and examine them Every 1'lano Is constructed with their Patent Agrafli Arrsnxement applied dliectly to the lull Iron Frame. f or sale only bv BLASIUS BROTHERS, U 27 lui4o No UKiB CHKHNUT Street. "??M WE HAVE NOW nv h'VllinrTK-kvr a I (lit our Warernoms. No. 1111:1 cucdciit Street, an elegant CONG EUl i.H.WD flAs O. which has been nmuouncod both by professional ant em teur players, euualled by none. We are prepared to convince our frit nils and the public generaliv that the PHILADELPHIA GR VND P? is O Mil do Justice fo Its native city, and If once supported bv those whu claim tne benefit of Philadelphia (ih'ug!t p'trchaung the r (randt and Square from ne iinbonnq attrt). we promise to matte them the leading Piano In every respect. Thereto re. we earnestly hone that the muslc lovlnu public w ill give usa call, and examine wnat mar be Justly termed o PHILADELPHIA TRIUMPH. SCUOMACKER P. K. MNUF. CO., 1 as 64p No. IHH C4BHNU V S'reet. l GROCERIES, ETC. X U W CARGOES OF Very l ine Green aud Black Teas, JUST RECEIVED BY THE AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. IMPERIALS, ery tine at !, (1 2V $l-)i i. and CI 75 ; the very ilneif importea, at i. uuaiiy sold Horn S-i'Mto ?l 75 per ffUUIIU. IOCNO HYSO.V At 1'25. ?l'5n. 1 7,1. and the verr finest imnortml at i usuuil) sold as high as '): it Is a most delicious flavor. (II KPOAVDEII TEAS At ?1 25, $1 SO, 91-7S. and the finest imported at i. OOLOAG TEAS Atg0,90,l. tl-M, H'lO. and 17S We have also Teas as low as Ml and 60 cents; but as no real good Teas can be bought under about 1 a pound, we do aot recommend these teas to our customers Our el Oolong Tea is as tine as the usual il-ii Tea. Our l l& l ea Is as Hue as tbe usuat Irlin Tea. Our tl-.V) U as tine as any that Is sold at 11. Our tl'71 Oolong Is the tinent imported, and 01 most delicious flavor. JAPAN TEAS, Just received, anew cargo of Japan Teas, at $1. 1 25, fl.'O and Lh0 The last i considered by the best Judges the finest Japan In the market. AltlfclUCAN TEA COMPANY. it Nos. 21 S. SECOND aud 9j2 ARCH Streets. TM PORTA NT TO EVERY ONE. WE GDAR J .antee that; a 1 our Teas are tnct r pure, and the best that are imported and irom tfGto 7o cents a pound lower than tne same quality of Teas are usuully sold; wesel, no interior goods of any klud. TAKE PAHTIt Uf.AR NOTICE. We will cheerfully change any Teas or CoiTeos bought nt , ny 01 our stores. If the flavor should not suit ihelr tastes, and having a number ol dilferont flavors of each pneeu Tea or Coliee, we are enali ed to suit the tate of every one If vou, ihereiore. wish a real, hue. and un adulterated article, call at the , AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, It N os. 21 South Second ana 932 Arch street. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE-THAT ALL OUR t ollees are the finest 1 hat are imported; strictly pure, and roasted iresh every day without water; lard, or grease, and I rum 5 to lo ceuts a pouud lower than tho san e cuaiiiies ari sold ai anv other store Ve positively sell uo inferior or aduituia.ed goods of any k'ud. AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, ' It Nos. 21 S. 8ECON D and 032 A KC'H Street. A( CENTS. TRY OUR 40 CENT ROASTED T" V COFFEE ; considered bv every person that uses it the finest in the country. Iryli. AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, It Nos. 21 8. SECOND and 032 ARCH Street. K CEtfTS. TRY OUR 35 CKNT ROASTED ' ctir rEEj it is equal to an; any 40 or 45 cent Coffee 111 rue uuy. It AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. OA CENTS TRY OUR 30 CENT ROASTED COEFEE; It Is very fine. . AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. it JJJAPLK SUtiAB MOLASSES, Betjilehtm Buckwheat Meal, FOR 8AL BV JAMES It. WEBB, t EI01ITH and WALNTJT streets. N E W FRUIT. Crown, Basket, Layer, Bunch, Seedless, and "ultana Kalsins. Cuiranss, Citron, Prunes, i'lgs, Havana Oranges, etc. etc. ALBERT C. ROBERTS, DEALER IN FINK GROCERIES, 11 7rp$ Comei ELEVENTH and VINE Sis. PASTE ! PASTE! PASTE I THE UNION PASTE AND SIZING COMPANY Manufacture al'ATENT PASTE which only needs to be known to be appreciated. It Is alwavs ready lor use, is warranted not to torment, and la sold cheap, it Is put np in barrels, hall barrels, and boxes. KK1TH A- PICKETT, HOLE AUENTH, K6tMp No. 134 South Wharves. TO THE LADIES. EVENING PARTIES. TARLATANS, CHOICE COLORS. TARLATANS, CHOICE COLORS. 8.1 ILLUSIONS, only SO tantu per yard. WAROURTON & SON'S, No. 1004 OlIESNUT ST. 1 10 ln4p rm mm mm rv FOR SALE A STYLISH, PROMPT Jf) dny lug at are, suitable lor all work, nve yearn SldT AJUrtss Box b4," tveuUig Telegmph Oai.,f u NEW PUBLICATIONS. p II E DIAMON 1) PICKENS. PU3LISHED THI3 DAY, THE PICKWICS PAPERS. DIAMOND EDITION. 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EW EUROPEAN PAINTING. 1 26 6t f. AND SEER'S ENGRAVINGS, "BAKCTUAIY," and "CHALLENGE," $4 00 each. Very fine. MONARCH OF THE CLEN, $10. PIPER, HUT-CRACKER, and others, at the lowest and tnott moderate pi ices. EARLES GALLERIES, No. 816 CHESNUT St. 1 26 lot DREER & 'SEARS REMOVED TO No. 412 PKUNK etreei. I'RKtli A HKaR, lermerly 01 Goldsmith's Hall, I HlBAKY ftreet, have removed to No. 41 PRliNK BUeei. beiween Kourih and Klfth atieeta, where tbev will continue their ' aouiactory of Gold Chains, Braceletx. etc., in everv varlet. Alao the sale of fine Gold, Mlver, and Copper. Old Oold aud H liver boudht January L 1067 ll!ia FINANCIAL. BANKING liOUSK Oir- jAYCoOKEsScfp. 112 and Hi So. THIRD ST. FHILAD'A. Dealers In ai Government Securitiaa OLD 5-QOs WANTED LN EXCHANGE OR NEW.-J A LIBERAL DIFFERENCE ALLOWED. Compound ;lntreet Notes Wanted I5TERE3T ALLOWED 05 DEPOSLXj Collectlocs made. Etocae bought andaold ooCeuv. miraion u 2amp Fpecia busintps atcommoflationa reacmd tbrladiea. 7-30s, JUNE, JULY, AND AUGUST, CONVERTED INTO 5-20s WITH OUT CHARGE. 5-20a Delivered at Ouci, iM1Mt, DREXEL&OO. FIRST-CLASS SEVEN PERCENT. BONOS. North Missouri First Mortgage Seven Par Ceat Bonds for sale at 8 5. All Information cheerfully given. JAY COOKE & CO., HANKERS. No. 114 South THIRD St. 1 il 2oip . UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY EASTE3N DIVISION, OFFlCt. No. iU WALNUT Street. riULADHLruia., Jaauarv 11, 13&. Ihe INTEEESr IN GOLD on the First Mortgage Bonduoi ... TBE UNI0H TACIFIC BAILWAT C J IIP AN 7, Eaateru DlvUlou, DUE FEBRUARY I, WiUbe paid on preaentatloa of tbe coupons at tbe Banking House 01 BLESSES. JAY C00KE & CO , New York, On aud alter that aate. 1 22 tF10 WILLIAM J. PALMER. Treaaarer. BACON & WARDER STOCK BROKERS, No. 218! WALNUT STREE1. STOCKS AND LOABS bought and sold on Com munion. I hUwT 1UJD8 Invested In Cltr, KUte.or Govern ment Loans. WILLIAM IJ. BACON, REAL ESTATE BItOKElt, 131mrp No. 18j WALNUT Street. RATION A ti BANK OF THE KEPUBLIC, Nos. 809 and 811 CHESNUT Street) rillLADELPIlIA. CAPITAL $500,000, FULL PAID. DIKECT0B8. Jos. T.Bailey, Wm. Krvleu, Bam, A. Itlapbaiu Edw. B. Orne, Osgood Welsh, fred. A. Iloyt, Bathe II llles, Ben.KowlanQ,Jr. Wui.U Bhawn PRK8IDENT, WILLIAM II. KHAWN. CASmicuj JOSEPH P. MUMFORD. ciuaiJm COPARTNERSHIPS. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY ., . of nera '"to Copartnership nnaer the firm of liABl'lAU A whitk, lor the transaction of the Whole sale Grocery Buslt.es, at Noa 29 aud 31 South tUOXV btreet, ana Nos. and 10 South WaTLH Htreet ALKXANDEK HAROINO, Fbilaaelphla, January 22, ld7. 1 U lit HAVANA CIGARS. A CHOICE 1MPOBTATION OF HAVANA CIGARS Just received, end Cot sale at teduoed price. ROBERT BLACK do SON, N. E. Corner IIGHTBKMTH and CHESNUT BTd. 1 161m4p XT' Ta O Xt 1ST AD Preserver of Natural Flowers, A. H. POWELL, No. 725 ARCH Street, Below Eighth Bouquets, Wreaths Baskets, Pyramids of rut rk..n (mulshed to order at all eeestoa. jaijtiTS s
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