THE DAILY EVENING ' TELEGRAPIl.-PIIILADELPIIIA, TUESDAY,' MARCH 5, 1867.
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AFFAIRS I'i FRANCE.
TWB WRATITKR iH TAB18 UTOIfJ NAPOLHOS'S
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AFFAIRS OF ITALY AFFAIRS IN BBRMANT
JltTROVEMKNT OP TBRSW1K8 ARMS TUS UNITES
SAL BXniBlT10!f, ETC. ETC.
facial Oorrctpomlcnce of the Evenina Telcgrayh.
Farir, February 15.
Yesterday, the 14th of February, was the
finest day we have had in the French capital
lor more than four months. All those who
wore able to get away from work, and the thou
sands of foreigners now wintering in Taris,
availed themselves of the fineness of the day,
which reminded one more of the month of
April than tho month of February, to sally
frth and see tho Emperor and Empress go
and open tho Legislative session.
tub empkror napolbon's spkrcii.
Napoleon III, who has quite got over his
lato illness, opened the French Chambers in
1 rson, in tho grande sallo of the palace of the
Louvre, yesterday, the 14th of February.
The members of tho Senate and of the Legis
lative body who had not yet taken the oaths,
did so yesterday. The Einpero was accom
panied by the Empress and the Prince Impe
rial, l'rinco Napoleon, the Princess Clotilde,
the rriiuess Mathilde, and other members of
tho Imperial family. His Majesty told the
Assembly that events of much gravity had
taken place in Europe since he last bad the
pleasure of addressing it, and that France had
remained ft neutral looker-on during the con
test between tho two great German Powers, as
her interests were in no way compromised.
As regards Mexico, his Majesty went on to
say that ho had withdrawn from that country,
A J 1 .It tt x .
as the sanrinces required oi f ranco lor the
upholding of the new empire were too great,
and that he was desirous of remaining on a
good footing with his allies the Americans.
As was expected, the Emperor informed us
that, as neighboring powers had so consider
ably augmented their military forces, it was
his duty to maintain France in an invulnerable
state, and consequently the army of this
onntry must be reorganized and increased.
His Majesty makes some very slight allusions
to the scourges with which France has been
visited during the past year; he hopes that
the country will not grudge the'sums which
he trusts will be voted for those who have
lecn cruel sufferers by the cholera and by
the inundations. However, notwithstanding
these partial calamities, the progress and
general prosperity of the country have not
slackened. Within the present year the
public revenue has increased by fifty mil
lions, and foreign trade by more than a
million.
His Majesty thinks that extended liberties
may now be granted to the press, and that
there is no longer any reason to withhold the
jight of meeting for commercial and other
son-political purposes.
The Imperial family, on its return to the
Tuileries, was very much cheered by the
thousands standing in the way of the cortege.
Tin? RETIREMENT OF THE ITALIAN MINISTRY.
Tublic attention in France is now turned to
the affairs of Italy. Our correspondent in
Florence writes vis that public opinion is
ore and more pronounced in Italy against the
Ull on ecclesiastical property. The system of
a complete independence of the Church, ap
plauded at the commencement of the Revolu
tion, when its whole bearing was not well
understood, and when it was looked upon as
an infallible means of obtaining Rome for a
eapital, has, little by little, encountered
Church opposition.
This fact is not very surprising in a country
which lias been the theatre of continual
and inveterate struggles with the Church of
Home. The theory of the supremacy of the
State is the traditional one of the lawyers and
publicists of Naples. In such a country the
Mil, as may be imagined, meets with a great
number of adversaries, particularly amongst
the lower clergy, who fear, whether rightly or
wrongly, to find themselves delivered up to
the absolute authority of the bishops. Never
theless, the most complete accord continues to
prevail between the civil power and the eccle
siastical authorities in the province of Naples.
The Cardinal has been to pay, with great
pomp, a visit to tho Prince de Carignano, which
Lis Royal Highness has returned with enual
cremony. It is even reported that the Pope
Las expressed a wish to see the coming of the
King of Italy, as he passed through Rome; but
Lis Holiness was dissuaded from so doing by
the Jesuits.
CERMAN AFFAIRS.
We hear from our correspondent in Berlin
that tho Commission for the Liquidation of the
Oermanio Confederation has submitted some
propositions to tho late Federal Government.
The whole of the movable property of the
Diet is to be sold, except some objects having
an historical interest; the library to be added
to that of the city of Frankfort-on-the-Maiu;
the documents of the archives, relative to cer
tain fortresses, to be handed over to the Gov
ernment, their present possessors; all the
papers relative to the Navy and defense, of the
coast to be transferred to Prussia; lastly, the
whole of the Federal archives to lie given to
the Frankfort Library, on condition of placing
them in a separate collection, preserving them
carefully, and holding them always at the dis
posal of the former Federal Government.
THE WINCHESTER RIFLE IN SWITZERLAND.
Councillor Challet-Venel, head of tho Swiss
Federal Finance Department, is at this moment
in Frankfort, negotiating with the house of
Rothschild for a loan of twelve millions of
francs, to be used in introducing the new
Winchester riile.
THE UNIVERSAL EXHIIHTION.
The French jury for the section of painting,
sculpture, and architecture at the Universal
Exhibition has terminated its labors. The
French school will be represented by 110 pic
tures, 102 statues, 40 busts in marble or terra
cotta, and 83 engravings.
TUB CHURCH OK THK TRINITY IN PARIS.
The Church of the Trinity, one of the largest
of modern Paris, will cost on its entire comple
tion 3,888,911 francs. The paintings already
executed have cost 117,000 francs, and the
eculpture, 5)2,000 francs.
FOURTH EDITION
LITEST FROM WASHINGTON.
SPECIAL DXSrATCnES TO BTBNINO TEtBOBAPH.J
ANniMOTON, March 5.
Tl Alexandria Klectlon.
Information has been received from Alexan
dria (1 P. M.) that the eUctlou was proceed
ing quietly. The colored men were voting at
distinct polls. Five hundred cavalry and in'
lantry were in town to preserve order.
Tht Impeachment question. .
It Is understood that there will be a warm
contest at the caucus on Wednesday nipht, be
tween those who wish to refer the question of
impeachment to a select committee, with Ben.
Butler at chairman, and those who will endeuvor
to have it referred to the Judiciary Committee,
with Mr. Wilson, of Iowa, as chairman.
Personal.
8cnator Fessenden has notified hlg friends
that he will not serve any longer on the Finance
Committee. This makes Sherman chairman.
Drawing for Beats. ,
The members of the House are drawing for
scats. '
By a resolution, the seat of Mr. Wasbburne,
who i abroad, whs reserved, and Mewrs. Tlmd
deus Htevens and Frank Thomas were permitted
lo retain their seats. The leading Republicans,
including General Butler, are locating them
selves around Mr. Stevens.
rK0CEEBLfiToF lOJCRESS.
Senate.
( CMtinuedfrom our Third Edition, . ,
Mr. Stewart Introduced a bill to regulate certain
proceedings id criminal cases. similar In Its pro
visions to A bill ot tue name title Introduced at the
last session, Ordered to He upon lbs table, und be
Drln ted.
Mr. bherman Introduced a bill to extend tho tlm
rur the taking effect of the act relating to wools and
woollens to ten days from the pasttage of Hie same.
I bis bill paused both Houses yesteniav, but not In
t me to receive the signature of ttig rrdsldent betore
tbe adjournment
Mr. Htewart Introduced a bill concerning Injunctions
and proceedings lu civil cases, which was ordered to
lie upon the table until the Committees are formed.
Mr. Trumbull, from the Committee appointed to
wait upon the President, reported that that Commit
tee baa performed Its duty, aud bud been Informed
by the President tbat be bad no communication to
make at present.
Mr. Stewart Introduced a bill to reorganize the Ju
diciary of the United (States, whlcb was ordered to lie
upon the table until the formation of the Committees,
it is the bill of the same llile of tbe session Just
closed, witb verbal alterations.
Mr, Stewart, In introducing it, said he did not wlBh
Immediate action on it, ile wished It to be printed,
and circulated amount the Judges of tbe United
btftles Courts, to get their opinions ou It
The Senate then, at l.i'30, adjourned,
Hons of Representatives.
Cbnfintwcf from Third Edition.
Tbe Speaker stated that by tbe rules ot tho ITouse
tbe election of these oihcers should be viva rorr, but
he rules might be suspended, and he asked whether
there was any objection to suspending tbe rules.
No objection was j made, Mr. Brooks (N. Y.) asking
what whs the use of oojecting.
The resolution was adopted, and the ollicers elect
stepped to tbe Bpiaker's chair and took tbe oath of
office.
Mr. FBrnsworth (111.) offered a resolution directing
tbe Clerk of tbe Holme 10 place on the roll the names
of Territorial delegates whose credentials showed
prima ntcir evidence that they were duly elected. The
necessity for such a resolution arises from the fact
I bat, owing to tbe word iug of the recent law defining
tbe duties ot the Clerk In organizing th9 House, be
does not deem himself authorized to place delegates
on tbe roll.
A discussion of the question look place, from which
it appeared that in regard to Colorado it would be
dlflicult lor the fieri to say which ot the two persons
claiming the seat had a prima facie right to It one hav
ing the certificate of the Governor, with tbe Territo
rial usal attached, and the other having acertlticate
of the acting Governor and a majority or tbe Board ot
Canvassers, also witb the seal attached. Finally the
resolution was laid on tbe table yeas. 109; nays. 41.
Tbe papers of tbe two gentlemen claiming the seat of
Delegate from Colorado were referred to the Com
mittee on Klecttons, and tbe Clerk was directed to
place on the roll the names of tba Delegates from tbe
other Territories.
Very Latest Markets by Telegraph.
Baltimore. March 5. Cotton dull and lower;
middling uplands at :;0'ii3(Hc. Colfee unchanged.
Flour dull aud nominal, especially for spring
wheat brands. Wheat Southern scarce and
firm for choice: common qualities dull; we
quote red at $2-7o f i, low grades, $3-203-0 for
prime and choice. Corn Receipts to-cluy Hmall;
in good demand; white and yellow botli sold ut
0Hc.(iSl. Oats, 60c. Cloverseed. 88(ai8-2o for old,
88"5(iC49 for new, as to quality. Provisions Arm.
Mess Pork S21-HL'; Lard quiet at 120. for oltv,
nnd 12c. for Western. Sugar steady; Me&uye.
for fair to good reliniug. Whisky No sales;
quotations Irregular.
Before Ai.perman Beitler, at the Central
Station to-day, James Cooley, wtiowas charged
with picking tlie pooket of Mr. Vanuchoi of bis
watch, was held in $1000 bail tor his appearanoe
at Court.
William Kendal was charged with tobblntr,
about two months since, the store of Mr. G. W.
Koberts, North Third street. He was Hold in
11000 bail lor a further hearing.
Ph.il ada. Stock Exchange Sales, Mar. 5
Reported by De Haven & Bro., No. 40 8. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
1900 Lehlch Ss s4..1s.. 8(?i
Is sh Kit of N A ..233
tjilun City us, New.ls..loi
ibsoua-ius cp 'ti5..Jy....H'6,i
4 sb Cam fe Am V28
lOOsoHusq Cnl 145
26 sb PenuaR Is. 6s'
70 do Is. 66
16 sh Loh Val It.. .18. 61 S
2uu sU Hest'vle KU lt
ijGOiHi do lim'i
too sh Read R !.. Wj'i
100 Uc 2d.. rVOJt
loo do-...ls.b3o. 60
10 sh Wllni'n K - M?
SECOND BOARD.
(1000 Rend ml 6s Sl.SI WlshLehVIt 61
tsoo City as, New 101 V I
DRY GOODS.
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS,
FOR LADIES' WEAR'
AT IMPORTERS PRICES.
Borne specla lota containing 6000 yards of celebrated
makes or FRENCH AND IRISH LINENS, lighti
medium, and heavy.
LINEN LAWNS, Bi -eye Diapers, 5-8, 8-4, 7-8, 4-4.
FRENCH LINEN LAWNS, for Burpllces.
LINEN CAMBRICS aud SHEAR LINEN LAWNS
NEW WHITE GOODS,
Both Plain and Check,
OF ENGLISH, FRENCH AND SWISS MAKERS.
CAMBRICS, JACONETB, NAINSOOKS,
fcWioS ROOK AND MULL MUBL1NH.
CAMBRIC DIMITIES, HAIR CORD MUSLINS.
INDIA TWILL, striped and iluiu.
KOFT FINISH CAMBRIC, all widths.
OROANDIES AND TABLET AN ti, for Evening
VICTORIA AND BISHOPS LAWN.
PERCALES, MADAPOLAMES, OOTTELLES.
FRENCH DIMITY. CAMBRIC LONG CLOTH.
FIOURED PIQUET AND CORDED P1UUET.
Goods on band from previous purchases are marked
down to correspondingly low prices.
ALSO, A SPECIAL LOT OK
1000 Nottingham lace Curtains and Fringed
Lace Tidk, at very reduced prices.
SHtPPARD.VAK KARUNQEN&ARRISOil.
1MP0BTKK8 OF
HOUSE-FUKN 1SHINQ DRY GOODS
9H6nirp1 NX 1008 CIIKSIWCT STREET.
fviS T1 nop skiutp.
LK pWtVJ'YLK. Jt'ST OUT.
round, the fHAs R J i"a iTomenade, 2'i yarns
tow 1! yards romfdtlUSTRAIX' ' B lrw"'
tblweaCeheU'of.T'7 most desirable
Plain and Trail Hool I tk!?ii fl ; VU,ilVlr
cuimerence, ot ev
wholes and mad, and ZnS22-
Constantly on hand low-price vir made
Skins. Plain and Trail, B) spruim cw,Y5Hnm
l: 30 springs, UTO: and lo sprl! ,.?!I?ento: 26 Bi,rU"fa'
fciklru made to order, altered nd repaired '
Call or send lor Circular of atvia i. 1 i
Mauuiactory and Kalesroon,, ' uJ PrlcM
No. tJ4 ARCH Street 1
123 WOIUM T. HOPKINS.
DRY GOODS.
iniEIT STORE,
B28 A HO II STREET.
. I have Jnst made out s reduced prlca list for
all my LINENS, which cannot fall to give bails
taction to tbe most careful bnyer.
To those about purchasing LINEN GOODS,
we would say tbat our stock was never larger
and more varied, consisting of tbe following,
vIb.:
LINE AMANK. AM. WIDTH.
TABLE CLOTHS, AM. MX EM
FINE KAPKIK9 AND DOILIES,
IRISH USES fllTEETINttN,AM.WIDTnS
FBKNCIIi LINEN SUEETINUS, ALL
WIDTHS,
LINEN PILLOW CASINOS.
HEAVY SIIIKTINO LINENS.
FINE BOSOBI MNENS,
NIIIKT BOSOMS, BEAOT'MADE,
SHIRT BOS091S FOR EVENINO WEAR.
C'BtMB CLOTHS, 8 1-8, 8, 4 YARDS WIDE
FINE TOWELS,
TOW ELLIN CI BY THE YARD,
LADIES' AND CIENTS HANDKERCHIEFS
UN EN LAWNS AND BIRD-EYE,
ETC. ETC. ETC.
MARKED DOWN.
200 PIECES
Power-Loom Table Linen,
BELLING OFF AT A HEAVY REDUCTION
PRICES IE0M 75 CENTS PER TARS.
GEORGE MILLIKEN'S
FAMILY LINEN STORE,
9 14 tbstucmrp No. 828 ARCII STREET.
SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS
FOR DRESSES, MANTILLAS, ETC,
RICH ROS GRAINS,
DKAPE DE FRANCE,
CBOS PARISIENNSS, ,
LYONS TAFFETAS,
POULT DE SOI EN,
OF THE MANUFACTURE OF BONNET AND
POKSON, KN ALL GRADES AND WIDTHS,
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
223stuth2mrp No. 080 CHESNUT Street
MARKET '
NINTH. V
JUST OPENED, A LAKGE LOT VERY
DESIRABLE
4
UXANC1E roruNsj
In all the NEW SPRING SHADES, at tba
low price of
! SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS FEB YARD.
ALSO, ONE LOT HEAVIER, ALL THE
SHADES
SPRING POPMNS,
AT ONE DOLLAR PER YARD
CHEAP DEPARTMENT,
For tbe sale of MEN'S AND BOY'B WEAR; the
from 0 to 95 cents per yard.
prices range
MERINO UABai""
CASHMARETTS AND JEANS.
ALL-WOOL TWEEDS. t2stuth4p
- nfTrARHIMERES,75to90cent8.
Bt iKKETS AT A GREAT BARGAIN.
,A .flu offer tht ontlre bulunce ot our Blanket
. we " t the followlns prices. whioU are less
tut one b en lor niunjr yours, aud probably
than tbey u" ,n b, bought lor a Ioiik time to come,
luBg than tliej ' Blanket for 4 per pair; part Cottou
vlz.:-An A fl e Au.WOol Blanket that cost 3-ao.
J!rJTtfair; a nne All-wool that cost IW90, tor
"vfl?r Sfr a Premium Ulauket for SN-60 tliat were
t' X Vor 110 that were 20; the very nuosiaua best
! lakeu wide to, Pr pair; these were a also
e "a0 eicb; every make of Muslio by the piece
."' S inu.ut nrices.
or yard, at tov Jjf'
3 2 stulklit
No. 11 MAitJi..b;i' blretit.
f i
o &
X k. .jar a V
DRY GOODS:
229 faries awarder, 229
NO. tat NORTH NINTH STREET,
Abv Race.
Blcaobed Muslins at lowest prlc-williamsvlllo.
WamBUlta, Kcmpfr Idem, Amoskeag. i orestdale.
Superior Shlrtlnn, etc '
' rtlow-Case Muslin. U cents.
1 case font color Calicoes, 12;j cents.
! 1 bale good Russia Crash, 12', cents.
100 down Boys' BorUcied Linen Handkerchiefs
cents.
English MonmlngrrlntHi a bargain.
I'lald Poll de Chevrcs, spring colors. Kconta.
I Kew style Bprlng Delaines and Chintzes v
Fast color Ginghams, J2 and 15 cents.
All-wool Flannels, 81. 3n, 40, as, so cents, etc.
Domct Flannels, 15, 28, 31, and 37J cents.
Heavy power-loom Table Linens, 75 cents.- -
Unbleached Table Linens, SO and to cent.i.
Linen Towels, all prices, Napkins, Doylies, etc.
Norsery Diapers, Apron Dirdeye, Huckaback, eto,
Linen Bhirt Fronts, 87X, 40, so, 46, ey,', 63 and 75c.
; Cheapest Black Alpacas In the city.
Best Black Alpacas, 40, 45, 80, 66, (to, eoc., etc.
Plaid Nainsook Muslins, 2S, 31 to 62i cents.
Handsome Btrlpea Nainsook from auction, M cents.
Cambric Jaconet, Victoria Lawns, etc.
: Full line Hamburg KdglnKs, from New York.
Honey t'oarb Quilts, etc. etc.
FAEIES & WARNER,
29? No. a9 North. NINTH Street.
p RICE & WOOD,
N. W. Cor. EIGHTH and FILBERT,
1 HAVE JUST OPENED
SEVERAL LOTS OF WHITE VOODS,
White Brilliants, 12Ji, 20, 23, as, 33, 37,and 50 cents.
Handsome Plaid Muslins.
Soft Flnlt-h Cambrics, Jaconets, and Nainsooks.
Victoria Lawns aud Swiss Mulls.
White Piques and Marseilles.
Marseilles Quilts at reduced prices.
LINEN UOODSt
LINEN UOODS!
Best makes Shirting Linens. '
Bleached and Unbleached Table Linens.
A large assortment oi Napkins aud Towels.
bcotch Diaper and Biid-eye Linens.
A cheap lot oi Linen Huckaback, 25 cents A yard.
Bargains in All-wool and Domct Flannels, best
makes.
. Bleached and Unbleached Muslins. '
Pillow-case and Sheeting Muslins, at the very lowest
market prices.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Streets.
. N. B. Bargains In Ladies' and Gents" Linen Cam
bric Handkerchiefs. 10
QRESS
MAKING
PROMPTLY EXECUTED
UNDER THE BUPEKINTENDENCE OF LADIES
OF EXPERIENCE IN VARIOUS EUROPEAN
CAPITALS, AS WELL AS IN LEADING ESTA
BLISHMENTS OF THIS CONTINENT.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
2 23 stuth2mrp No. 020 CHESNUT Street.
No. 1024 CHESNUT Street.
NOTICE.
Appreciating tbe advantage of opening .
A NEW STOKE
WITH A NEW STOCK, I AM SELLIN
WHITE GOODS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
EMBROIDERIES,
LACES, ETC. ETC,,
At a sacrifice, prior to removal to
N. W. Corner ELEVENTH and CHESNUT,
GIRARD ROW,
E. M. NEEDLES.
iwjw xnKWMHa wot 'oa
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
The large Wharf on the Schuylkill.
SECOND WHARF BELOSV SOUTH STREET.
Front ou Sutherland street 130 fuel, with a depth of
about 600 feet to low water murk on the Schuylkill.
Well adapted tor a Rolling Mill, Factory, or other
heavy buxlness. Apply at
2iastuthMt No. 127 MARKET STREET.
FOR PALE, KENT, OR EXCHANGE
A beautiful Country Seat, with tine large House
uud linrn.-ana eighteen acres 01 iMua, ou Hcuool
XIouHe Lane, near uermnntown.
Small UouHeH, Nos.:23o and Tfl, In Raspberry alley,
west side, between Locust and Spruce streets.
A large Building Lot, S. W. corner ot Twenty-llrst
and Spruce street, K4 feet on Twcuty-flrst.aml lTtf feet
on Spruce street. Apply to J. W. RYhRSS,
8 1 ItiiiH No. Ift Philadelphia Exchange.
FOR SALE A MODERATE SIZED
DWELLING, Just finished, with six chambers.
luih. water closet, wash basins, etc.. In Jel)ernuu
street, west Of Broad. WILLIAM H. MACON,
, 2 2Xtit No. glh-'i WALNUT Street.
'wi FOR SALE SEVERAL SUBSTANTIALLY
l',;jtinllt DWELLINGS ou North Fllleenth street,
uu.ive Jellerson, west side. Just cumpleied, and lu a
dofdruble neighborhood. WILLIAM II. BACON,
I -j tit No. liltJ'a WALN UT Street.
TO RENT.
TCt Rl?,ITi nnlTNTflV DtlAT R IT A TT
II tlfully situated, within tea miles or the cliy, 0011-
.,..liniiMUiul,.rU.nia 'I'lia.l.iitr.iun K.i njnlu,l
fur one or two yeaiu. Apply to
Lewis h. redner,
t2"tfrp No. 162 B. FOURTH Street.
r OKRMANTOW N TO RENT, ON
LiTULPOHOCKEN Street, a furuUhed double
Louse for two years Irouu May 15 next. Addrens
14'it F. W., Germautown.
TO RENT A HANDSOME, WELL-FUR-'
ft .: j niblieci bouse, pleasantly situated on West Green
bireet, within a few uluules' walk of the Park. Ad
U E.," V. O. Box 671. i -U thstu3l
WRITTEN AND VERBAL DESCR1P-
Mlous of Character, with Advice on Busiuess,
IlieuUh, Education, etc. glveu dully, br
2iilUlUBiUJrpj J. 1 i Jirt.i,
at No, 7 CUESN UT Street,
HOSIERY, ETC.
Jb W M. HOFMANN,
NO. NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
HOSIERY GOODS.
A l.AROK ASSORTMENT OF HOSIERY OF
RNflLIBn A5D GERMAN MANUFACTURES,
For Ladies', Gents', and Children's Wear.
V
LADIES' MERINO AND MERINO QAVJIE
VESTS.
ImISSES' MERINO AND MERINO UAVZE
TESTS.
GENTS' MERINO, MERINO OAflE.COT.
TON, AND HEAVY ALL WOOL NHIUTS
AND DRAWERS.
Tl OUTIIS' MERINO, COTTON, AND ME
RINO OAVZE SHIRTS. 8 8 tilths
JJOSIERY,
GLOVES,
UNDERWEAR ETC
1 "
THE LARGEST VARIETY
AT
JOHN C. ARRISON'S.
Nos. 1 ana 3 North SIXTH Street,
I PHILADELPHIA,
Aleo invites attention to bis
IMPROVED PATTERN SHIRT,
Which has given inch general satisfaction for neat
nesa ol tit on the breast, comlort In the nock, and
ease on the thonldur, llado of the bext niatortals,
by hand. LI 22
A PFBFEC1 FIT GUARANTEED.
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OENERAL t.. '. It IHKK'S HISTORY OF
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AGENTS WANTED
In every city, town, county, anil state of the Union to
cuiivumh lor this work. Thin history was announced
one year apo, but owIiir to tho tittoinptH of tho Oov
ernuient to HiippreHs it, its publication was uiluyud.
It mil now bo Issued, uimlU'icd and uiialnU:t''l,
under the nupervlHioii of (ienerul Huker. It contains
a lull Biiti oltlcial c.xKi8e of tho intricate niocliiuuiious
of the Heciei enemies ot lhe Union.
I or startling dovelopmentM uul tlirilllntr adventures
this hook ecliiises the lamnus uxoeiicucesol FOUUIIK
and VIDUCti. The marvellous nnrratlves ot Oeuc
nil lluker are nil aliestod by the highest ollleiul uuilio
rity. It will con 1 111 11 the only olticiu! history of the
Ashiih? Iiuition conHplriicy. A full hiaiory oi this L'reut,
st a 11 1 1 n t; , and teriihle rrlm-,
FROM ITS C OM. EI'TION, IN THE HAUNTS OP
VIDLAIJ V TO 'I'll E 11URXAL l'LAC'E OF RUUTH.
Has never yet been placed bi luie the public. The
w ork also fully exposes ttie nefarious system by which
Presidential pnrdous were und are so reudily obtained
at WaKlilntou.
The nioruls of the National Capital are thoroughly
ventilated,' und there an some titration revolutions
Concerning heads of (Iwpnrtiueiits, members of Con
Kress, leniule pardon brokers, uud distlUKUished mili
tary cliurncters.
For ciretilitrs, canvnFslnp nmnhers, nnd all oilier In
formntlon, uddress "L. CilAKER.l'ostOlUce Box 2M,
l'hiliulelphlu."
'l'liis work will be ready fordollvery on the first day
of May.
None but those thoroughly conversant with
the business, and with ood relerenca us to character
and responsibility, need npiOy. 3 2 lux
TUST PUELISUED, A NEW WORK
ENTI-
fj lieu
"OA E IlUNDRED CHOICE BEI.ECTIONS,"
embraciiiK the best Patriotic eiluslons, line Poetical
Uems, rare specimens of Eloquence, and a fund of
Humor, lsu puRes, IJmo.. pitper, .'10 cents; cloth, 7S
cents. Orders ehould be addressed to
S2Btuth4lJ P. OARIIK'IT ,t CO., Publishers,
No. 7u2 CHKSN UT .street, Philadelphia,
PERSONAL.
TTNITED STATES PENSION OFFICE, NO
238 CAKTEIl btreet, below Third (Old Post
Olllce Building). The undersigned will pay
ALL INVALID MALE PENSIONERS
In the following ordor, commencing
MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1867.
Male Pensioners whose last names commence as
follows will be paid on the days designated:
A, B, and a
li, K, and
O, H. I, and J.
K, D, and M
Mc, N, U, and P
Q, R, and K.
T, U. and V
W. X, Y, and Z
......March 4 and 5.
" " 7.
9,
li
14.
Its.
ID.
11
13
15
IS
20.,
The Office will be open at 8 o'clock, closing at 4. All
pensions remaining unpaid on March 20 will be paid
whenever presented after tbat date.
E. W. C. CREENE,
United States Pension Agent.
ATTENTION, OFFICERS AND ENLISTED
mu.i (if Ilia lata WD, All nlllnM ., .
- - " 1 whu were lu
heirs, are entitled to an additional five dollars a
iuuuiuiuicm.uici,.iii, Duiuwra aim neirs entitled
to tbe extra bounty, who have not made application.
o v.v.v. , r,v ntcuuiijr lutBi y lug CUeCKS
for the same, tunerul expenses of deceuxii Pan.,.
sylvanla soldiers collected promptly. All Interested
in ,u. ruuic Duuum xuu&e eariy application, or ad
dress OWKN.- CO.,
No. 428 WALNUT Btreet, south side.
Open Tuesday and Friday evenings. '2 wauittliiu
OH EXTRA BOUNTY. SOLDIERS AND
tlP-L VVy Heirs who are entitled to this Bounty, aud
w ho have not yet made application, should do so at
once, as the Payraaster-Ueueral desires all claims to
be Hied aud claasilied as soon as possible. I am dally
receiving the checks for this Kxtra Bounty, and notlly
the Buccesslul applicants as soon us received, through
the Post Olllce. Those desiring a Bpeedy settlement
should call ou or address
xt . GEORGE W. FORD,
No. 241 DOCK street, one door below Third.
office; opkw tukwday and fkiday
NIGHTS UNTIL S O'CLOCK. 2t)lm
pAUTION. THIS IS T01 NOTIFY THE
publlo that we have registered our Hott es at Bar
.r.M,iiU,ri.Fi ',.,CC0E!i1,1? .to '" ud tney are marked
.t"J.IT"i.iLo-lKrulLAI,A"" on e ,Je- nd
capital i 'on the other. Persons using or filling our
Bottles will be prosecuted accordluulv.
1 29 tu6l ' SMITH & CO.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
r'CSA TRIPS RfESUMED.-TH
rsmn' i asteamer JOHN A. WARN Kit will com'
h'"L ruuniiig between Philadelphia and Brisiol ou
iiviu'iiA 1; me fin 01 neiminry. leaving ruiiai"-'-plua,
C'HkKNUT btreet whurf, at 2 o'clock P.M..
stopping at Klverton. Torresdule, AnduluBla. Beverly,
and Burlington. Uelurulug, leaves Bristol at 7 o'clock
A. M. .
Faie each way. 2S cts. Kxcnrslon, 4i)cts. ?J?J
1i
rrUE GENUINE EAGLE VEIN, TUB CELE-
X brmted PRE8T0- d th W hui OBEBS
W OOD COAL and Stove, sent to all parts oi the
CltV at S6 M Tp'r urn (Vilrk.r LEHIOU
Each o the above artlole are warrant! to give per
fect sutufaotlon m erery respect Order Moelved at
N 0. 114 fionth .. Till BI BUsst J ilujpurluiaA.JIo 1314
WASumoxoii As.
AUCTION SALES.
Pmi.ip Kobd, Auctioneer.
I- E L L A N D
M
c C
A C O
(Snceo;NOrl In Plilllt, Pnrrf A I
AUC'llONEKBH, No. MARK1LT istrrnt.
BALE OF 1500 CASKS TtfKJTS. HIIOES, BROGAVS
(iAITKRM, KTC.
, On Thursday Morning,
I IMarch 7. eommenclng at 10 o'clock, w will sell h
raialoKiie.for cash, lfloo cases Men's, Hoys', nnd Youth's
rulf. kip. grain, aud buff boots, shoes, brogons. bal
nuiraln, etc.
Alson large snd superior assortment ot Women's
Misses', and Children's calf, k 1.1 . bnlT, grain, and
morncro heeled boots, Mioes, hiilinoruls, gaiters, eto '
iriun me 1 ny ana r.iistern niunuiacture. lo whli h tha
early nttentlnn ot buyers l culled.
Hi it
JOHN D. MYERS ft CO.. AUCTIONEERS
Nos, and 281 MARKET Btreet,
LAROK POSITIVE HA I.tf OF BRITISH. FRKNCH
OI.RMA.N, AND DoillvS'l'lC DRY OOOUS,
We will bold a large sale of foreign nnd dmnestli
dry goods, by cululoguo, on four months' credit and
part lor cash,
On Thursday Morning. 1
March 7, commencing at In o'clock, embracing abonl
SMI packages and lots ol staple and fancy articles Id
woollens, worsteds, linens, silks, and cottons.
N. B. Catalogues ready and goods arranged for
exhibition early ou murmiig of sale. 1 St
LARGE POSITIVE PALK OK CARPKTINUS, ETC.
On Friday inornmg.
Marrhs. at 11 o'clock, win be sold, by catalogie, on
nnir months' credit, aliout 21H1 pieces ot supertiie and
line ingrain, royal (in mask Venetian, list, Dutch hemp
coltiige anil rag carpeilngs, emhruolng a choice aisort
nient of superior goods, which muy be exaulned
early on the morning of salo. (353t
LABGE PEREMPTORY SALK OF FRKNCH IND
OIUEB LLROPEAN DRY OOOU, ETC.
On Jlonduy morning,
March 11, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, by catnlogie. on
four mouths' credit, about MiO lots of French. Iidia
eimau.and British lrv Ooods. embracing a fill as
sorlinent of luiicy ana staple urliclo In silks, wonieda.
woollen, liners, nnd rottonp.
N. 11. Goods arranged for examination and lata
lOKiies ready early 011 morning of sule. 1 1 at
B.
SCOTT. JR., AUCTIONEER, No. 1020
LllEsaUT btreeu
SALE OF MODERN PA1NTINUS OF HE
err,-, -HlGHISr CLASS.
B. f-COTT, Jr., is Instructed by Mr. J. P. BE.U
MONT, of New York, to sell by auction, on the Evn
Ing of TUK.SDAY, Mureli S, and WEDNKMlUY
Murcn 6, at 7', o'cioi k, a Collection or Modern Past'
lii;s of the highest class. It consists almost exclusivity
ot works painted expressly to his order by living cae
brlties, with whom ho bus been for many years tu 01
ricjioiiuciicr. aiiiduu me Ariisis reoresenieu are:-
(filbert Muart,
Puul Weber.
1 nomas 1 oie,
Andreas Aclienhnch,
E. Verboeckhoveu,
A. Uuilleiuln.
Emrene de Block,
J. Patrols,
Duvld Denoter,
1 heodoro Frere,
Count de Bylundt,
C. dell Acipia,
Cus de longhe,
F. E. Jleyerhelm,
J. W. Pieyer.
M'me Ronner,
A. Van llanime,
Laurent de lieul,
fcondei land,
De Vogol,
Boiliuii,
Van Wyngterdt,
li. L. Rolle,
S'. Broin ej,
J. 11. Dell,
Vertlu,
' De Vuux,
Stevens,
Von Raven,
Brundenb.irg,
Kuwusscg,
Lnnlout Ue Meti,
Kluy vers,
Le Hay,
Leickt-rt. '
Andre Plumot,
Biroebel,
Rosslter,
W. Weir,
W. Thayer, Sr.,
U. Shalders,
E. C Kiirnes,
C. Verlat,
Baron,
Coutourler,
Louis Lasalle,
Paul tkjyer,
Jlein Burgers,
M'me Pagee,
Roslers,
t'arabaiu,
Eversen.
11. C Koekkoek,
alnsln,
Von Hebln,
EOel,
Verschuur,
Dlllens,
beiguac,
Kruseinan,
Autl'ray,
pruiesaor 01 una, 1
Zimmerman, ,
He Vigne,
De Vos, f
De Leub,
Clara Van Wllle,
L, Rnbbe, etc etc
view, with catalogue In
Tho Paimiiigs will be on
tbe eastern galleries of tbe Pennsylvania Acadcf of
Fine Arts, ou FRIDAY, February 22, and comue
nntil uiglita of Bute, 2 U4t
B
1 THOMAS BIRCH & SON, NO. 1110 (
ES-
rUT htreet, above r.ieventh Street.
THIRD SALE OF FINE JEWELEV, WATBES,
' On Wednssdav Mornlnir.
At II o'clock, at the Auction store, will be l the
balance ol a stock of hue gold jewelry, gtf and
sliver h niches, etc. Also, one fine plute-glattilver-mounted
counter show-cue. 1 4
The gooes can be exumined early on day ofile.
Pale at No. II 10 CHKSNtTT Htreet.
NEW AND f-ECON O-If A N D HOUSEHOLD TRN1
TUBE, PIANO FOKTES. CARPETS, MUOBS.
I'LA'lED WARE, ETC. ETC.
On Friday morning,
At S o'clock, at the auction store. No. HID (esnut
street, will be sold a large assortment el s.erlor
walnut parlor, chamber, library, and alilorooia
furniture.
AIko. nlnno.fnrtnil. nnrnettt mlrrnra nldiu......
cliuirs. en 1 k j.
15 31
B
Y J. M. G U M M E Y &
AUCTION EE RH,
No. fius WALNUT Street.
HNS
Will bold Tiegular Kales of !
ItEAL ESTATE, feTOCKH, AND SECURTH3 AT
'1UE PHILADELPHIA EXCUANE.
ON AND AFTEP.
MONDAY. MARCH IS.
They would respectfully solicit Attorue. Ezeca
tors and Administrators of Estalos, Triiics, an
others nesting lo sell property to send thea memo
raudum of the sume as early as possibles that It
muy be fully advertised.
2 three-story brick Dwellings, Nos. 1506am508 San
son! street.
4 three-story brick Dwellings, Nos. 1331033. 1335.
and 18JI7 Mariner street.
4 three-story brick Dwellings, Nos. 1332834, 1336.
and 138 Mott street.
Handsome modern Resldeuce. with backulldlngs
and every convenience. No. I416S. Peun Sore.
Valuable Property Large Distillery aud jH, 40x80
feet, Nos. 4U2 aud 404 South street. j
'J bree-slory brick Dwelling, No. Gaskillreet.
Desirable Lot and Carpenter Shop, No, US Utiles
Street, running through tu Cabot street. I
Handsome four-story brick Store and jsideuce
southeast corner Fifteenth and Race streets'
Desirable Building Lot, comer ot Woojtne and
Willow avenues, Germuntowu. 2 2.tj
B
Y SAMUEL C. FORD ft SOi AUC
TIONEERS, No. 127 b. FOURTH Stot,
CARD. In addition tto our Private Sal of Real
Estate, at our Olllce. we shall bold KEOU.R AUC
TION SALES ot Real Estate, stock, anLoans, at
tbe Merchants' Exchange EVERY i'HIiY. Pro
perties will be advertised In all the dully sspapera,
and by separate handbills. 1
Pamphlet catalogues, containing descrlptaa of pro
perties at public aud private sale, will be ited every
weuuesuuy
our 1
March
Our First Spring Rale will be held OtfRIDAY.
15. at 12 o'clock noou. 2 18
PANCOAST ft WARNOCK, AUCTN'EERS
No. 240 MARKET STREET. 1
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 750 LOTAMERD
CAN AND lMI'ORlEU DRY (IOOL LINEN
AND HOSIERY GOODS, ETC., by Cuogue, on
a credit, ... , . , j
On Wednesday morning, I
March 6, commencing at lu o'clock, uprising a
large snd geuerul ussorimeut of new aueasonabU
goods for spring sales. ' 3 t at
c.
C. MAC K EY. AUCTIOEE"
Oihce, No. 4il COMMERCE Str 221tl
LOST.
CUt? REWARD. LOST ON SUNi AFTER
pfj noon, 17lb Inst., a LIN K GOLD f ACELET ,
between rineieumu uu riuo streets s rraiiKiiu
and Thompson streets. The tinder wlfecelve the
Mhnve rewaru oy returning u io iag out 2 18
YOUR OWN30AP!
NO LI. ME OR SALT NECEJARVl
I
By saving and using your wasgtease.
Buy one Taper Box of the
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTISU CO.'S
REFINED SAPONFIER,
l '.
OR CONCENTRATEDYE,
. I
It will make 8 pouuds of hard apconomloa
Boap, or 175 pounds of the very biSoft Soap
for TWENTY CENTS PER BOX.
Warranted to give satisfaction, due money
refunded.
For sale at all respectable Drupd Grocery
Stores.
FERGUSSON & SATII.
PKEIUS,
3 2 3t No. 13 South FJ?JT Street.