8
AMUSEMENTS.
Tjik Conokhtof tii; Monrok Dirks' (Iram-harKchw'I,.-'!
Ihh line entertainment will, no
lourl, be n gratily injr succphr, for la aHlltlnri to
nn excellent programme, ami the performance
of the talented young ladles of the school, Mr.
Mozart, of New York, Proletmor A. U.Tavlor, Mr.
W.U. Hrlsooo, and Mr. 11. Clarke, of thin citv.
all appear. The Concert win take plnce to-morrow
evening at the Musical Kund Hall, and the
pri nt demand for thrkels augurs the attendance
r a monster niKllence on the occasion. The
affair is notion up tmlor the capable aimplcen of
I'roleNKor Tnylor, who will leave nothing un
lone to make it one of the best of the season.
AT tub Akcii Stukkt Tu k atrb the deliRli t
fol coniedv of Ours instill havlnfj a snocehsfnl
rnn, thin eluK the third weak of Its represenla
lion. The success wlvlcn has attended Ours
Inun the firm night Unit it wan put npon the
hoards, is not a matter of wonderment to those
who have been no fortunate as to witness it.
Mrs. .lohn Drew throws luto her role of -Mary
Neticy" a i?reat deal of chumiing earnestness,
while Monlnunt. Mnrlow', flrlfiitliH, and Mrs.
Creese are equally conscientious in the rendi
tion of their allotted parte. The Krunri attrac
tion of the play, however, in the scenery iu the
tfiwl mid second uclN. Tlie avenue at Hnemlrvn
Oranpe, with accompanying; view of the park
aiw distant country, nnd tho houdolr and drawing-room
In Sir Alexander .ShenUryn'n town
hom e, have pcnrcely heeii equalled within our
recollection; while the inoouliKUt marcii of the
troops, at the clone of the secoad act, is ex
tremely riicluresfjue. To-morrow evening Mrs.
l'rew Lakes a benelit, on which occaaioa she
tins extended an Invitation to be present to the
troupe of JaianesejUKulers uow aoWurniug In
the city. Messrs. Itisley and Mnculre, the
malingers, have accepted Mrs. Drew's) polite iu-
vitaliou, ana tne puouc win nave an oiiihji tu
nny of scrutioizibg the "Japs"' to their heafC'B
tfonleiit.
Bknekit ok .Mihs L.IZZIR I'mrn. Mis Price
A favorite member ol the Arch Htrtvtt company,
jy)Jl fllQTlly f-'Jie lier fluuual benefit, when hor
""iliiVO an opportuuity of iinuifent
inctheJuSaliSw ""vices iu
Sunfal way Miss ITW ''fi'l for
permission of Mrs. CiLvlstune' UI .produce, for
her benelit, the heautliul play, J'Wi "
'V Orenil of Montaane. translated I'roV1 "
Krench by Mr. liartou Hill. Th Is play will hi!
presented for the first time hero, on the oocn
sion mentioned, uud other attractions wljl be
added.
National (UiAr.ns' Military and Citizens'
Drkhs Ball, to come oil' at the Armory, on
Monday evening, April 1, lf7. Heretofore, la
this city, very little attention has been paid to
the getting up of a military ball iu an appro
priate and magnificent style. This season the
"Guards," nnder the superintendence of a com
mittee that is well posted in such atl'alrs, intend
to inaugurate au annual series, and no energy
or outlay will he spared to give an entertain
ment which shall vie in splendor and compari
son with the famous "Tifrer J!alls," of Uotton,
or the "Light Uuard'' ami "Seventh Ueglment,"
New York. Upon this occasion the two'-.
Jialls of the armory will be most ben U(j7niiCT
decorated, and in a style of militc , ,",y.
and ellecl which has never n "
the sembiace 'Ui to 1119 of
leiKled to ai ' 'uvliatio.-.s have been ex
Jnlfi !ii7mi u i'Pttd by u numberof our most
Mr VnftlolHcers, Including Generals Grant,
v(te, Cadwalader, Geury, etc. Tno banquet
"Villi be served iu a style hitherto unapproaohed
within the walls of the armory. Tho music will
comprise a full military band and an orchestra
of fifty pieces, led by Dotlworth, whose composi
tions and selections are second to none. Tickets
I'rice Three Dollars. Maybe obtained of the
Committee of Arraugemeuts. at the armory, or
of P. K.Abel, at Peterson's Book Store, io. iM
Chcbuut street.
A Spicy Letter,
O.cueral Brisoin lately made an official 6tat
invnt that the enrolling olti:crs had great iltlli
culty in ascertaining the, paternity of colored
olri'iere. Upon this the Lomsville (Ky).
C'ouiT,comaieutel in severe terms, pronouue
itir it an insult to the people of Kentucky, and
becoming very personal to the Oencral himself.
Tue result is a letter to the Cincinnati (Ohio)
Gazette, which concludee. as lollows:
"I never wilfully insulted any of them, but if
'a statement of tacts itisulis them, lain not re
Hponeible; they should mend their habits. And
what it' 1 h.bnula occasionally insult, the Rebel
people of the South? At VVneoline, Va., in
lHiid, they piillcu hearly all the hair out ot aiy
Lead lor no other oiicnse than advocatiug
the election of that good mn, Abraham Lin
coln. At Occoquan ,thev tore my clothing and
beat me. For three years past, not ouly myself
and Ktibordiuate ollicers, but the ladies ot our
families, have been repeatedly and outrage
ously insulted by the Rebels of Kentucky. Not
three days ano this unwashed Hcbel openly iu
sulted General George H. Thomas, than whom
a better man or purer patriot does not live.
And yet the fellow talks about insulting; people!
A braes monkey would be a bashful beast beside
the Editor of the Courier.
"It is a6ertedthat I am a 'quarrelsome black
guard and bully.' If men leave me alone I will
liarm no one; if they quarrel with me I will
kill them if I can. I am warned to leave the
Htate, but the Observer thinks, 'under the pro
tection ol ray commission in the army I may
stay.' Hfteen hundred loyal men have been
murdered in the South since the close of the
war, and I am well aware that it I were a citi
zen I could not live ui Kentucky; but, thauk
5od! I have still a tew bayonet about ine, and
1 am here, if lor no oihcr renson than to
witness the intolerance ot such meu
as the editor of the Reporter. I
nope the day will soon come when all Mich
men will flee to the mountains, 'gnaw a tile,' or
look at God's sunlight through the bars of a
prison window. The 'Ii6t of oattles' whico is
so fiercely called lor is in the War Drpartinent
at Washington, and contains twenty-even
fights and three wounds to my credit. It Is a
matter of no concern to me whether the Rebels
know my record or not. To the lies that for
three years have been heaped upon me by the
Rebel journals of Kentucky I have never before
replied a word; but, lest some good people
should believe I was one-half as bad a the
rum-sucking editors of these papers, I deem
it proper to say this nitich.
"Jaues S. Bbisbin, U. S. A."
Abduction of a Young Girl from Cubs.
ABREBT OP 8ENOB CARLOS J. BARIERO, IN NEW YORK.
On Monday last Inspector Dilks, of the Metro
politan Police Department, received a telegram
lrom the Mayor of Baltimore, requestinc the
wrest and detention of Senor Carlos J. Bariero.
a wealtny Cuban, who wag supposed to be in
this city, aud who stands charged with havinir
'" py uiucu &ueia AiicuiaD, &s''(i
eleven years, trom her home in Havaua. Ban
ero, accompanied by tae cirl, had just left
Baltimore tor this city, and it was feared that
be would leave thit port for Europe. A de
scription Of the man and child accompanied the
te!cfr&u). , . . ,
Inspector Dilks placed the ca&e in the hands
oi Olflcer Joseph Strauss and Detective Wilson,
oi the Central Department, and yesterday alter
noon Bariero w6 sen by the ollicers iu Four
teenth street, near Fourth avenue, in company
ivilb the girl, returning from a shopping ex.
cursion, and was at oncej arrested. He sub
mitted quietly to his arrest, and was taKen to
the Police Headquarters in Mulberry street,
where, on being searched, a loaded pistol was
found about his person. He was locked up in
one ol the strone room attached to the De
tective Office, and the girl was placed in charge
f Mr. Ewinp, the janitress of the building.
Bariero states that he is thirty-nine years o,
nge, a native of Cuba, and is a merchant. He
..o limo unuatn secretary to (reneral
Prim, when that officer was Captain-General of
t;uba, ana Buosequenuv aw v'r, , ,
KULiin iinnmi. He is married. but. it is said,
abandoned his wife twenty years ago, and tor a
number of years bad been u living with the
mother of the child be abducted. He had
brought up the child as thoutrh he was her
hd been tausrht to call him
riBna" He further alleges that his reason for
earning the child ofif was that ber mother was
UUreatine ber. He arrived at Baltimore from
Cuba about ten days ago. and came to this city
m I.. Innt
necbifd is a very prepossessing .nd lutclH-
rent Birl. and aitnounu uo hvh' " " ----ftttuibed
to Bariero, expresses a strong desire to
. t-i niithpr.
"la "ero "will bVdetained at tb Cenlral Office
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ALL. INVALID MALE PEASIOXEEN
In the following order, commencing
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Male Pensioners whose last names commence as
follows will be paid on the days designated:
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TRIPS RESUMED. TH
Uience riiiiiiiug Deiween i-imaueipuia auu iiriHtoi on
TlllliWiAV; the2tu ol February, leaving Philadel
phia, CliKSNUT Klreet wharf, at 2 o'clock P. M.,
slopping at Kivortou, Torresdale, Andalusia, Heverly,
and llurlliigtou. Returuiug, leaves Bristol at 7 o'clock
A- M.
Fare each way. 2S cts. Excursion lm
CASTING'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OP N APT IT A
CUItKS CONSUMPTION.
KOLD BY ALL LKUGGIbTS.
1)1 41 XT A CO., AOEJiTN,
3 81m
JJo. a:ta North SECOND Btresi,
5-20s
5-20s
McCAULEY. IlOWLETT & Co-,
PATENT MACHINE
1PAFEB BAD AND FLOCIt HACK
MAStirACTUKKKS ANI rINTR8,
SO. Ht ('OSIIHEUCX: WTKEET.
?te1J?! bolt5n Flour Hacks.
NoVl iiV.mil u ?r"m. No. 1 and No. 2 drab.
No. 2
o r. " " IO 8(1 IDS. tUll Size.
Wrapping,
White,
lo tofcs,
I- I., in n.-
, ui U 5 ft.'.
Ppeclal -attention iH!0.?j' Philadelphia sle.
..Lr..i.uL., eallea to the sunerlor mmlltv
various wants of Mil ) L "".'"faciures, adapted to the
rue u. ConlealonerH, nZtu?'? 11, eeds
oroinptly attended to. a,UL,n9rde.ror orluwd bags
iha trade. "uerai uiscount made to
8 7tUBlulm
WRITTEN AND
Ulon of Character, with "ITJ
jallh, idutatlon, eto. alv Jn AT,i V
Htuthsamrp Vra,
t "o.'Htci) KhNUT Street
PAR18.-AU PAGE, No. 16 RUE VIVIENN
Bottom of the t'ouM Yard, on the tn tint A.ut
bPtCULI V FOK BILK, VanTIEH
3 3(1 UAVJtH JNguvAUTE8
DRY GOODS.
pOPLINETT
OR ALPACA POPLINS.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. 8 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
PEN ED THIS MOIlNINtt
ANOTHER CASE OF BEAUTIFUL BIIADEB
OF
PGPLINETTS OR ALPACA POPLINS,
for i.onin iiiiwsin and wvitm.
ALSO,
A CHEAT VARIETY OF NEW NTYLEM OF
DRESS COOPS.
; MARKET 1
Our own Importation of
J. N. RICHARDSON SONM A OWDESi'N
HEAVY, MEDIUM, AND FINE
LINENS,
Ey the piece or yard, Rt less than recent prices.
rower-Loom Table Damasks, best make lm
ported, at 75 cents, and upwards.
Bleached Linen Damasks, $1, 81-25, and $1-50.
Heavy Itoyal Iiamsley Table Damasks, four
grades.
Finest Damask Table Cloths.
Napkins, 82-50, 83-2o, 81-00, 85 00, and $0-00 per
dozen.
Doylies, cheapest to very finest Imported.
Towels, every grade, kind, and color made, 20
cents Jto 81C0.
WINE CLOTHS.
Two yards wide Wine Cloths, new patterns,
hist goods,
WHITE VOODtt
Are very much lower than last season.
Plain, Striped, and Tlald Nainsooks, yard or
piece.
Larue Dress Flaid Nainsooks, yard or piece.
Soft Finish Cambrics, 4-4 and 5-4 wide, yard
or piece.
Striped Indta twills, all the qualities.
I'lqueH, neat and bold figures, and striped.
Handkerchiefs, a complete assortment.
50 cent Hose, an auction bargain.
lUh t half Hose, all the sl.es. 1 2 stuth-lp
Llneu Long Lawn, for infants' wear.
Diiipers. yard or piece, forlulanls' wear.
White Goods, every kind, for iufants' wear.
Finest Flannels made, for infants' wear.
ggLACK ENGLISH SILKS.
Jnst received from London, a few pieces
ISl l'l:ltIK MOIKi: ANTIO.UEM AND
Kit 11 CiKOW ;kainm.
The above are desirable for their STYLE and
DURABILITY.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
NO. 430, 432 AND 431 N. SECOND STREET,
3 11 3t ABOVE WILLOW.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. tor. EIUKTU and FILBERT,
HAVE JUST OPENED
SEVERAL LOTS OF WHITE GOODS.
White Brilliants, 12X, 20, 25, 28, 38, 87, and 60 cento.
Handsome Plaid Mnshns,
Soft Finish Cambrics, Jaconets, aud Nainsooks.
Victoria Lawns and bwlss Mulls.
W hite Piques and Marseilles.
Marseilles Quilts at reduced prices,
LINEN UOODSI LINEN WOODS! J
Best makes Bhirtlnit Linens.
Bleached and Unbleached Table Linens.
A large assortment ol Napkins and Towels,
Hcotcb Diaper and lilid-eye Llneus.
A cheap lot ot Linen Huckaback, 25 cents a yard.
Bargains In All-wool and Dowel i'hiuneU, best
makes.
Bleached and Unbleached Musllus.
Pillow-case aud Sheeting Musllus, at the very lowest
markeaprlces. &
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Streets.
N. B. Bargains In Ladles' and Uents' Linen Cam
brio Handkerchief. ' lO'i
5 P RING ASSORTMENT.
or & q-'
HOVSE-Fl'RNISHINO DRV COODS.
The subscribers are now receiving of their own Im
portation, and from the late
AV'CTION KALES IN NEW YORK,
A large lotot
HUCKABACK TOW ELLIN, VERY
CHEAP.
CHEAP FRENCH AND IRISH SHIRT'
INU AND EHONTINU LINENS.
A very large assortment ot
EMBHOIDKft ANDTAMROHED DHA.
I'EltV JHLSLI
NOTTINGHAM AND LACE fl'BTAIN
IN GREAT VARIETY.
EHHROIDERED CLOTH, TABLE AND
PIANO COVERS, AT DEDUCED PBIt'ES.
Also, a large lot of very cheap
CORDED BORDER AND HEMSTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS.
SHEPPARD VAN KARLINGEN & ARRISON,
14 emrp KO. 108 CHESNCT STBEST.
DRY GOODS.
LDTEN STORE.
ri2B AltCH STREET.
I have Jnst made ont a red need prlp lint for
all n.y LlNLNM, which cannot fall toKive JLu
faction to the most careful buyer.
To those about purchasing LINEN GOODS
we would say that our stock was never laruer
and more varied, consisting of the following,
LINEN DABIAHKN, ALL WIDTHS,
TABLE CLOTHS, ALL SIZES,
FINE NAPKINS AND DOYLIES,
IRISH LINEN SHEETINGS, ALL WIDTHS
F R E N C II. LINEN SHEETINGS, ALL
WIDTHS,
LINEN PILLOW CASINGS.
HEAVY SHIRTING LINENS.
FINE IIOSOM LINENS,
SHIRT BOSOIIS, BEADY-MADE,
8IIIKT BOSOMS FOR EVENING WEAR,
CKIIMB CLOTHS, S 1-8, a, 4 YARDS WIDE
FINE TOWELS,
TOWELLINti BY THE YARD,
LADIES' AND GENTS HANDKERCHIEFS
LINEN LAWNS AND BIRD-EYE,
ETC. ETC. ETC.
MARKED DOWN.
200 PIECES
Power-Loom Table Linen,
SELLING OFF Ai' A HEAVY REDUCTION
t
PRICES FB0M 75 CENTS FEB YAJBD.
GEOIIOE MILLIKEN'S
FAMILY LINEN STORE,
9 U thstHtimrp No. 88S ARCH STREET.
229 FAMES AWARDER, 229
NO. 220 NORTH NINTH STREET,
Above Race.
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins, 1214c, up.
Lest makes Muslins, lowest market prices.
Lest I'illow-case Muslin, 25 cents.
One case last-color Calicoes, 12 cents.
'ew Spring Calicoes, L 15,18, and 20 cents.
Pink, Blue, and Buff French Percales.
Figured I'ercales, English Mourning Chintzes,
etc.
Hprlng Delaines, Poil-de-Chevres, 25 cents.
Table Linens, from 50 cents up.
Towels, Bird-eye Linen, Nursery Diaper, Etc.
Best makes of Shirting Linens.
One bale good Russia Crash, 12 cents.
100 dozen Boys' bordeieu Linen Handkerchiefs,
12 cents.
Best black Alpacas, 40, 45, 50, 50, 62, 69 c, etc.
All-wool Flannels, 81, 35, 37, 40 cents, etc.
Domet Flannels, 25, 30, 31, 37 cents, etc.
White Goods from Auction.
One lot very line Brilliants, 50 cents, worth
75 cents.
l'laid Nainsooks, 25, 31, to 62 cents.
Fine IStriped Nainsooks, 50 cts., Jaconets, 25c.
Hamburg Edgings very low, etc. elc.
FARIES & WARNER,
No. sii9 North NINTH atreet.
Linen Shirt Fronts, made of Richardson's and
Dunbar's Linens, expressly for our sales, 37, 45,
50, 50, 02, 05, auU 75 cents.
'Three-ply Linen Culls, 13 cents. 9 2S'J
gUPERIOR BLACK SILKS
FOR DRESSES, MANTILLAS, ETC.
RICH GROS GRAINS,
DRAPE DE FRANCE,
GROS PARISIENNEg
LYONS TAFFETAS,
POULT DE SOIES,
F THE MANUFACTURE OF BONNET AND
FONSON, IN ALL GRADES AND WIDTHS,
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
2:u9 utb2mrp No. 920 CHESNUT Btreet
No, llul CHEtvNL'T titreet.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
In opening their NEW STORE at this loca
tion, will add acompletelliji:
HOUSE FUliNlSHlUG
GOODS
KMUItACI.NO
LINENS,
NAPKINS,
TABLE CLOTHS.
ETC. ETC.,
OF THEIR OWN IMPORTATION.
jwaJlg XJQKWIH3 It'll 'H
AT RETAIL.
POPULAR PRICES IN SILKS.
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS,
MOCRNING GOODS,
ASS1HEBES, AND HOl'SE-FUHNISH.
INU DRY GOODS.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
88 lm NO. T7 CHESNUT STREET.
CIIKAP DRY GOODS, CARPETS, MATTING,
OIL CLOTHS, AND WINDOW BHADEsi.
V. E. AROHAMDAULT,
N. E. Corner ELEVENTH and MARKET Sts.,
Opened this morning, from Auction, Innraln Car
pew, all wool, at 2, 76,87c., 1. aud fritf; Ingrain Car
iiew. wool lilliniis, 40, Wand 6"o.j EukIIhU lapestry
faruiiaelB, at only il-76; Three-ply Imper al at tl; Eu
trv and Ktalr Ca'peU, 26c. to f 1; Floor OH Cloths, 6oc:
White MattlnK 'In St. 4s-S R Clieck at 60c,: uilt
Bordered Wlnilow Bhades, (1 W W Va BUadliiK,
fioci Woollen DrugeUi,l lol'UOi Hemp Carpets, 87c:
lias Carpeta, 60 to tic.; cheap lot of Dress Goods at
!Uk;7. worth 6oa; Cloth Table Covers, 11-60: Alpacas,
sue , to l: Casslmeres. (Klc to tl'6"; Table Linens, 45c.
to tVW Fast-eolorea C'titnizes, l'-1),0-,,,-,,
W CHEAP J.OT OF WET GOODS.
Wide Bleaehed Kneetliiirs, only worth SOc;
heavy yard-wide Unbleached Muslin, 20c.; tine Un
bleached al 17c, worth tec; lot Towels at 16c Cheap
Wholesale aud Retail btore, N. E, cor, Eleventh and
MMkei iM 2 IV Uui
MARCH 14, 1867.
DRY GOODS.
QRESS MAKING
PROMPTLY EXECUTED
UNDER THE KUPEKINTENDENCE OF LADIES
OF EXPERIENCE IN VARIOUS EUROPEAN
CAPITALS, AH WELL AS IN LEADING EST A.
BLIHHMENTS OF THIS CONTINENT.
BAT1BFACTION GUARANTEED.
j. w. pitocTon & co.,
2 23 stntL2mrp No. 980 CHESNUT Btreet.
HOOP SKIRTS.
INVISIBLE
EMPRESS TRAIL SKIRT,
THE NEW SHAPE FOR!
SPRING, 1867,
Hi
J. W. Bradley's Dnplex Elliptic
(0B DOUBLE SPRIN(J)
SKIRTS.
The handsomest and vwst comfortable style yet
Introduced. See all the fashion magazines.)
At Retail by all first-class Btores where Skirts
are sold
At Wholesaleby all the leading Notion and
Dry Goods Houses in this city. Also by sole
owners ef patent and exclusive manufacturers,
WESTS, BRADLEY ;& CARY,
No. 07 CHAMBERS St.
3 2stuth2m ' NEW YORK.
tr'QH HOOP SKIRT?. OC)Q
LATEST BTYLE. JUST OUT. IjZJl
LE PETIT THAIL, for tlie Protnenude, 2'i yards
round, the CHAMPION TRAIL, for the Drawing
room, 3 yards round.
'1 hete hkirts are In every way the most desirable
that we have heretofore oll'ered to the nubile; also,
complete lines ot Ludles', Misses', and Children's
Plain and Trail Hoop 8klrts from 2'i to 4 yards In cir
cumlerence, ol every length, all ow-our own make,"
wholesale and retail, and warranted to Klve saHslac
tion. Constaiitly on hand low-priced New York made
Skirts. Plain and Trail, 20 spruiRS, 90 cents; 25 springs,
f 1; ao Kprli'KH. PIO: and id Bprings. f 1-75.
Skirts made to order, altered, and repaired.
Call or tend lor Circular of style, bizea, and prices
Alauuiactory and Salesrooms,
No. C8 AKCH (Street
1263m WILLIAM T. HOPKINS.
HOSIERY, ETC.
JOHN C. ARRISON,
AT THE OLD STAND,
NOW. 1 AND 3 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
JBJLADELrBlA,
Would invite the attention of his friends and
customers to bis
LARUE AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT
OP
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
AND THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR OEN"
TLEMEN'S WEAR.
ALSO,
TO HIS IMPROVED PATTERN SHIRT,
Made of the best materials by hand, and war
ranted to fit and give satisfaction, or money
rulunded.
PRICES MODERATE. 1 22
Ja W M. HOFMANN,
NO. NORTH EICHTII STREET.
HOSIERY GOODS.
A LAEGE ASSORTMENT OF HOSIERY OF
ENGLISH AND GERMAN MANUFACTURES,
For Ladies', Gents', aDd Children's Wear.
LADIES' MERINO AND MERINO UAVZE
MISSES' MERINO AND MERINO UAVZE
VESTS.
VENTS' MERINO, MERINO UAVZE, COT
TON, AND HEAVY ALL-WOOL SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS.
YOUTHS' MERINO COTTON, AND ME
B1NO A 1'ZE SHIRTS SB tuths
WADDING CARDS
PARTY INVITATIONS
THE LATEST NOVELTIES.
E. H0SKINS & CO,,
STATIONERS AND Eli OR A VERS,
2 UuthsCmrp NO. 1S ARCH STREET.
BLANK BOO KG,
OF THE BEST QUALITY,
ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER.
COCNTINU HOUSE STATIONERY.
E. H0SKINS & CO.,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
BTATIONERS AND PRINTERS,
2 1 tuthbUnrp MO. Sl ARCH STREET
AUCTION SALES.
IM
I'hii.ip Fork. Auctioneer,
t I K L L A N I) A
C 0
AICTIOMlEKH. No. MARKET Street.
fc'ALE OF 10C0 CASF8 liOOTfl BHOE9, BROGANS.
On Monilay Mornlnir,
March 18. conimeucliiK at loo ciock. we will aell h
v? WW c"'. 1 cae men's, bol. and
c etc. 1 1,roSRn8' BHnorkh.
A.() a larse ftnd denlrnhle awortment ol women'.
nnm- ad children's wear, from city Snd
Tun' ' Wb h lbeKPB:lttl enUooTb!g.
JOHN B. MYER8 CO.. AUCTIONEER
Nob. . and 234 MARKET Street. "
LROE TOSITIVE P A LE OF CARPETING8 ETC.
, . ,. . " Friday Mornlnx. '
fnn,B.h Sl " V'5;1"'k wl" be by catnloitne. oi
tlne i I'n' w'"1,' "boi' ": of inpertlne and
r.?n . " ,oyul Venetian, lint, Umch hemp
Jam iS. ti2'mj;lori ,'00',l wlllcu my be examined
eariy on the morning of Hale. g n 4"
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH ANt
OTHER EUROPEAN DlfV GOODS, KTU
nr.-. . . . Un Monday niornliiK,
f... , XTh '1' 1(1 o'duck, will he sold, by catalogue, nn
lc'.M7m!,0L' fr'K'l for examination and rata,
icguee reudy early on morning of sale, 3 la 51
LAROA I'OSITIVE HALE OF BOOTS BRnpq
BROUAN8. TRA VELIiINU JIAUbTeTU '
f .k .0 . ,01,' Tuesday Moriilinr.
March 10. at 10 o'clock, will be sold by catalOBiis nn
U ?mS?iIT.m 81" y au1 v"M',tn mannfactire. Open
r .-fo mlnlktluu Wlth catalogue early oil the mornluir
"'e' 3 H4t
SAMUEL C. FORD & SONS, AUCTIONEERS
NO. 17 B. FOURTH (Street, al,yJ" cia,
Pales of Real Estate, Htorks, Loans, etc., at Phila
delphia Exchange, every Friday at li o'clock, noon.
Cor sales are advertised lu all the dully and several
of the weekly newspapers, by separate handbills of
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues, one
thojipaud ol which will be Issued ou Wednesday pre
ceding ench sale. r
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
REAL ESTATE AND 8TOCEA, MARCH
at L: o'clock Al., at Philadelphia Exchange.
REAL ESTATE.
R1UGK AVENUE-Valuable lot and frame mes
suages, above Wiley street.
VIVTII A VII IMIL'tJ C" T. Tl T c, , .
corner valuable business stand and three-story
brick building.
CHRISTIAN STREET Building lot, north side
west of Oray's Ferry road.
UERMANTOWN Fisher's Lane Station-Lot on .
fetenton avenue, three Ironts.
CHESNUT HILL Lot of over 10 acres nn the road
leading from Wissahlckou turnpike to Ueruiamown
turnpike.
LOCUfeT STREET, near Fifty-second street.
Twenty seventh W'ard Building Lou
DELANCO, N. J. Building Lot on Holly street-,
neiir Second street.
MONROE COUNT V, Pn. Two tracts of Land, in
Tuiikhaiiiiock township, containing together j acres..
CENTRE COUNTY, I'a.-Hsa acres Iu Bushtown-
'P' 6TOCKS, LOANS, ETC.
ftS.Mifl Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s Bonds, duo 1871.
Interest payable Jummry and July, free lrom
Oovernment or State tuxes, convertible at any
time before maturity luto Consolidated Aiort
guge Bonds of the Company.
tlO.OOOReudlng aud Columbia Railroad 7 per cent. 1st
moi igage boudt.
t-l.duo Bald Eagle Valley Railroad 6 per cent, coupon
bonds.
$5,000 Suequehanna Canal Preferred Interest 6 per
cent, coupon registered bonds.
$2 000 Susquehanna CkuhI 6 percent, coupon bonds.
3,0M) Wyoming Valley Canal Company 0 percent,
coupon bonds.
U6.000 7nerceut. Schuvlklll Navigation Comnnn v Boat
Loan, accrued Interest lrom Nov, 1, itttttl.
(Id, CCO Union Canal Company U per cent, coupon bonds.
flu, WO J miction Kaliroi.d ti per cent. 1st mortgage
coupon bonds, principal and Interest guar
anteed. 12,000 Western Pennsylvania Railroad 8 per cent.
coupon bonds, 1st mortgage. Guaranteed by
1'eiinsylvanlu Railroad,
f 10,000 City of Trenton 6 per cent, coupon bonds,
tl.iiiu a per cent. Compromise Bonds City of Pittsburg.
$11.0 i per cent. Certificates ot Indebtedness, City of
Pittsburg.
San shares North Pennsylvania Railroad stock,
loo " Camden and Atlautiu Railroad Preferred,
slock.
1(0 " Aileulown Rolling Mill.
141 " Allcuiowu Iron Company.
)MI " Lehigh Crane lion Company. '
117 " Lehigh Zinc Company.
257 " Little Scnuylklll Railroad Company.
.'8 " East Malianoy Railroad Company.
UK) ' Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.
lr " Locust Mountain C'oul and Iriiii-ri.iniMunv
100 " Susquehanna Canal Company.
idi'O ' Schuylkill and Oil Creek Oil Company.
50 " North American Oil Compauy.
lm " Mammoth Oil Compuny
2uu " Horseneck and Burning Spring Oil CO.
2ii0 " Fleuuiketi Oil Compuny.
3..00 ' Spring Dale Oil Compauy.
Kkj " Sumner Oil Company.
Soon " Florence Oil Compauy,
NO " Fulton Coal Com pun v.
100 " Pliiludelphlu and California Petroleum
Company. 3 la lit
B
Y J. M. G U M M E Y & SONS,
A ULTluaKKltH,
No. 60S WALNUT Street,
Will hold Regular Sales of
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS. AND SECURITIES AT
IHE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
ON AND AFTER
MONDAY. MARCH 18.
They would respectfully solicit Attorneys. Execn
tors aud Administrators of EstatMa, Trustees, an
others desiring to sell property to send them a memo
randum of the same as early as possible, so that It
may be fully advertised.
2 three-story brick Dwellings, Nos. 1506 and 1508 San
Bom street.
4ihree-story brick Dwellings, Nos. 1831, 1883, 1335.
aud !8o7 Murluer street.
4 three-story brick Dwellings, Nos. 1332. 1834, 13S8.
and 133 Mott street. '.
Handsome modern Restdeuce. with back buildings
and every convenience. No. 1416 S. Penn Souare.
Valuable Properly Large Distillery and Lot. 40x80
feet, Nos. 402 and 404 South street
'1 bree-story brick Dwelling, N 414 Gasklll Btreet. '
Desirable Lot aud Carpeuter Suop. No. 183V Stiles
street, running through to Cabot street.
U u nriunm A fiinlr.Nl.irv hrlrlr Kliira u rA TIuI.Iah.
southeast corner Fifteenth uud Race streeta.
Two desirable Building Lots, corner ot Woodbine.
Wllbon and Willow avenues, Oermantown. 2 2
BY THOMAS BIRCH & SON, NO. 1110 CHES
NUT Street, above Eleventh street.
Sale at No. mo Chesnut street.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES. MIR
RORS. CARPETS, ETC. '
On Friday Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the Auction Store, No. 1110 Chesnut
street, will be sold a large assortment of superior
Household Furniture.
PIANO FORTE Also, one superior rosewood
Piano Forte, manehy G. A. Barmore.
LARGE MIRRORS. Several large French plate
mantel and pier Mirrors, etc 13 Li at
SALE OF A PRIVATE t OLLECTION OF GOLD
2& FOREIGN. t0i,PEK COX1,"3 WAJ
On Monday Afternoon,
March 18, at 8 o'clock, at the: Auction Store, will be.
Bold, by catalogue, a collection of Gold, silver, and
Cooper American Coins. Also, foreign Coins. Colo
nials. Meduls, etc. Catalogues are now ready tor
delivery at the Auction store. a et
T3 SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER, No. 1020
EXTENSIVE PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELE
GANTLY FRAMED CHROMOS AND Fliiff
FOREIGN ENGRAVINGS. " 1
B. Scott, Jr., will sell, at the Art Gallery, No. 1020
Chesnut street, " " iu"
On Thursday and Friday,
March 14 and 15, at 10 o'clock in the morning, and
7h o clock In the evening ol each day. the entire stookr
of a party declining the business. The pictures and
lrames are of the most costly aud varied charier
and will be sold positively without reserve "tMjr
Now oprn for examination. ' 3 9 fit
EXTENSIVE SALE OF AMERICAN GOLD RTT
VER. AND COPPER COINS AND MEDALS
With Washington aud Pattern Pieces '
Among which will be tound some very line and rar
specimens. to be sold at auction, at Scoll'a Art Jili
lery.No. Ktt! CHESNUT Street, " Uml'
Ou Tuesday aiternoon.
inth Inst., at 4 o'clock. Open for examination
morning of sale. Cataloguea ,iuw ready. rg i? 5n'
PANC0A8T A WARNOCK, AUCTIONEFRH
No. 240 MARKET STREET. AUVliU;!liKO
C. MAC KEY. AUCTIONEER
Ollice .No. 21 COMii H-nrw .... . '
B
Y FURNES8. BR1NI.EV A rn
CHFSNUT Street and No, Tnj TjlY:.
THE NEW DANIOIUPT LAW
E. II. TIIARP,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW.
VoVnt'a'kyW CMfcoRVhen?r,eC1,t,0,1 P'
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