THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPHPHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1867.
3
CITY 1OTELLIGENOE.
ifJH AJWIT10JUL LOOL IT i.M KB 0V TV I- It Pabus.J
orETY P0B I"? PLOY M KNT AND Kmh-AtION
P2B,.ThlB8oc,ul hu,(1 "ntnctointh
f",.cic,,?tt J(",,r,lay afternoon, nt the
Home Cnthrrioe sirect. above Seventh
Mr. KHly pn-BidK).
Tne Manncers' Anninl Report shows that
jIuriOKthe pa-t jrar 3:;83 i.iphts' lodpiriRs were
luriu-brri. mid that t lie creator part of tnoe
who availed themselves of the privilege were
fober person?, and trencruUy in eearch of em
plovment. While the. luitrrr number wero arti
an and laoorers, eo.uo wore registered as
clerks, musicians, and tew-hcrs. About two
hundred were freed men and women from vari
ous pans et the South.
In the Industrial -cho d 155 fcholars have
been under iuotruction, who were pariiallv pro
vided with food and i-lotli-nrr.
The cxp'nditures ol 1be year amounted to
$465H-79; the donations to $:I232-15. From the
ft. Ueorj;e'w Society, for board and lodaines for
the poor, S277-GO were received; from tho Scotch
Hocieiy for the same, $17-50; from the Christian
Commission, $G1-3(I; from the Swiss Consul.
$30-40.
4854 patients have been attended to, C3H4 pre
tentions furnished, and IOCS teeth drawn.
This department came und?r the care of th;
Manapers in the year 1853, before which time
it had been conducted by a sf parate organiza
tion, under the name oi the Moyamensiui? Dis
pensary. Up to tho Drrsent date there have
been fil,85l patients prencribed for, and 113,320
prescriptions compounded by the rebideut phy
sician .
The officers elected yesterday were a fol
lows: President, David' Scull; Vice-Presidents,
JchnKtlley, Charles J. Itowland; Uecordini?
Secretary, Kdwurti Bottle, Jr.; Corresponding
Secretary, Cnnrles P. Perot; Treasurer, Wistar
Morris.
ToLtCK iNTKLMtiK.vcu. Chief Detective Lamon
and Ollicers Train and Smith arrested last niht
a young man, Thomas Kiley, on the charge of
robbine the cipar store of Mr. Grim, No. 331
Arch street, on Sunday morning. The goods
stolen were recovered.
Mo'lie Conner, alias Hoiran, whose picture
has adorned the Rogues' Gallery for some time,
hails from ht. Loui?, and Is notorious as a female
expert in shoplilting. Yesterday she was cap.
tured in this city, and now occupies one of tho
Central Station cells. She is charged with
entering a store on Eighth street and stealing a
piece of grenadine, valued at $80. Net she
visited a store where a bonnet was lying upon
the counter, , which had been sold to a lady,
wrapped up, and was in front of the purchaser, j
Mollie adroitly slipped the bonnet off the coun
ter, and left with it without interference. Nest
Bhc proceeded to the store from which the piece
ot goods had been tatren, and there she was
caught in the act of rolling up a mantilla. In
formation was sent to Chief Detective Lamon,
who despatched Detective Webb to the store,
and escorted Mollie to the cell above referred
to. She will have a hearing at 2 o'clock to-day.
' Fires. An alarm of fire was given last
evening, about H o'clock, caused by the burning
ol a bay-loit on Geiniautown avenue, near
Franklin street, in the upper part of German
town. Loss $5000, partially insured . Three
valuable horses and two cows were in the lower
part of the structure and were saved. The
two Germantown engines, together with one
from Manayunk, saved tne adjoining property
from being butned.
The alarm of fire last evening was caused
by the burning of a barn tilled with straw and
hay, back of the Darby road, below Gray's
Ferry Bridge. The structure, with its contents,
was totally destroyed. Loss not ascertained.
Cascalties and Hospital Cases. The following-named
persons were yecterday admitted
luto the Pennsylvania Hospital:
Patrick Blaken, with a leg fractured by a bank
of earth falling upon him on the Kidge road.
Charles Chapman, aged thirty-iour, with two
fingers cut off by being caught in machinery at
Ycrree & Mitchell's manufactory.
William Stewart, with three of his toes cut off
by some machinery falling upon his loot from a
dray at Fifth and Locust streets.
John Karron, aged fifteen, with his shoulder
dislocated by tailing at Seventh street and Mar
riott's lane.
Improvements. The work of repairing
Coates street wharf, on the Delaware, aud the
large culvert which pasbCs through it, has been
commenced.
The building on the northwest corner oi
Second and Pine" streets is being removed to
give place to a banking-nouse ior me sixiu
National Bank, now located in Second street,
below Lombard.
Contracts have been made and the work com
menced on seventy-four dwellings, on Seventh
and Franklin streets, between Diamond street
and Susquehanna avenue ; fifty-seven on Park
avenue, between Columbia and Montgomery
i-yenue; and forty on Twentieth street, north
liom Jefferson street.
Historical Society. A meeting of this
Society was held last evening, in their hall,
Atiiena uin Building, southeast corner of Sixth
add Adelphi streets.
Colonel J. Ross Suowden Presided.
A letter was read, having been received from
P. Rodney King, Esq., presenting o the Society
a;, old volume containing the proceedings ot the
Democratic Society of Philadelphia, from June,
1793, to 1794. David Rutenhouse, President,
Casper Coates and David Jackson, Vice
Presidents. , ,
Colonel John S. Warner delivered an address,
taking as a subject the history ol the song, "Star
Spangled Banner ;" and, alter the address , the
eld song was sung, by Ferdinand Durang, with
thrilling eflcct.
The West India Trade. A part of the im
ports at this port last week, from the W est In
dies, was 4300 hogsheads of sugar, 1550 boxes ot
nugar, and 0000 hogsheads ot molasses. This la
the most substantial evideuce of the extensive
commerce which Philadelphia has with the
West Indies.
Something About Sunday Cars. The Judges
of the Supreme Court, before whom the argu
ment in the case ot certain citizens vs. The
Union Passenger Railway Company, in relation
to the running of the cars on Sundays, have
decided kot to give a decision in the case until
next October;
BrsiNEPS at the Hay Market. During the
mitt week 477 loads of hoy and 82 of straw
were weighed and sold at the Farmers' Hay
Market, North 8-veulh street. Best quality
Timothy hay sold at $22 20 per 100 pounds;
mixed at $1-00. Straw sold at $1 '5051 -55 per
100 pounds.
TH-NTAI.H. The sum of $35,ll.V2.r
v rcroived bv the Commissioner of
i" rpnts of stalls and stands in the
various Market Houses for 1867.
The Council Committee on Finance met last
i.i,t. to consider the proposition of creating a
...p.-- - n (or tne muring oi culverts,
loanu. d l0 rUUce the amount to
niin nd after discussion the question was
. f JUU)"""!
laid over. -
AMUSEMENTS.
ttahan Opera. The Academy was densely
j-j I,,, .vnnillir. aud Madame Parepa-
HW , opera her- was a complete sue
cess? To-night Urnu will be presented with s
greavw Pllanllf :. thla evening.
UBuiwer.-Y'"-... g Lucille Wc9tern.
Mr.
In A. if- waifnt. and the company
George H. ciamc, -
In iast Sf-M VAwn Adams and the com-
ItX American, the varletylroupe will p
At ,..,iiAnt nroiframme.
pear in uU 0Tntzs Relief Fpkd.-
Fminlicsof Hell lingers, at Concert .Mall, this
eci,ir.c Will bo piesentcd to the Trcusn er
of die Committee on Collections of the South
ern Keiief l-nnd. The performance will be
imVFUHlly attractive, and the fact that the pro
ceeds arc 10 be nse l in a truly chftrjtablc cause
should crowd Concert Ilati to Hs utniott
capacity this evening. j
Hortz is Coming. llortz, the great IlliHon
i?t, w ho has been very succesttul in New York
ior eight months past, will open his tntiimaile
oi diablerie and wonders at the Assembly build
ings in the beginning ol May.
For additional Marine Kewt see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
Samuki, K. (Storks, "I
Ukohok N. Tatiiam, Monthly Committee.
Akdkkw Wjikklkh..)
1IOVKMKXT8 OF OCEAN 8TKAMKKS.
FOR AMERICA.
Ottawa Antwerp New York Mar. 23
Cut Dublin Liverpool. ..New YorK Mur. 2.)
ITojiomiis LiVHi')o(i;...riilliiuik ..Mar. 21
Tripoli Liverpool. ...New York Mar. 20
(4ient Knieru.... Liverpool... New York .Mur. l
C. ol A ulwt rp...LivtM pool... New YorK Mur. 27
(ieriiiHiiiu-...siniliaMiptouNew York Mur. U7
lliiriNa. ouilmuiploii...New York .Mur. 27
Helvetia Liverpool. ..New York Mur. 27
i'ernvinn .Liverpool... Port Inml Mur. 2S
bt. Lament iluvre........N'evv York.... Mar. Z-i
FOR KUROI'K.
( hlctiRO New York... Liverpool
Clilim Ronton Liverpool,
I'.dlnhlirKli. ........ New Vork...J,lvci pool
Hi i uiaiiu New Y(rrk... Hrciiicii....
Arntt'i ....New York...lluvre
V I r 14 1 n 1 11 New York. ..Liver pool
April in
April lit
April in
April II
April VI
April 11
April i:t
iielloua ..New Y ork...Loii(l
(iermiinlH New York...IuiubiirK April 1:1
L'.ol Antweip....New l ork...Liiverpool April i:i
Otiu New York...Antwurp ..April 11
Havana New York...llavre Aprll 18
til. Laurent New York...Huvre ..April 20
Hal tin New YorK...liremeti. April 20
MlHsisgippl New York... Havre- April 27
Fullon New York. ..Havre ..May 17
OOABTWIHE, DOMESTIC, ETC.
II. Hudson Pliilaila Havana.... April 9
(.'olnmhla New York. ..Havana .....April 11
H.CIiauncey...New York...AHpinwall April II
Alliance l'hilaila CiiurleHtou April 1:1
Touuwiinila l'lillada Huvanuuli April IX
N. Auierluu....N'ew York... Brazil ..April 22
fc. America N'ew York. ..Brazil May 22
Mails are forwarded by every Bteaiuer lu the ren)ar
lines. TLe steamers for or from Liverpool call. at
QiieenRLown, except the Canadian line, wbtcli call at
Londonderry. Tlie steamers lor or from the Conti
nent call at Southampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
HteanjHhlp Hendrlck Hudson, Howes, Havana, Tuos.
S an son iV Hodh.
Ilrli? W. Welsh, iStrobrldge, Gimntuuamo, 8. & V.
V elsli A Co.
Brig A. H. Curtis, Merrimou, Clenfuegos, Madeira A
t abuila.
bchr M. Reppller, Conover, Salem, Audeurled, Norton
& Co.
Hour Ella Ilolgate, Ooldlne. Hat torus Inlet.
(Sl'r F. Franklin, I'lerson. llultimore. A. droves, Jr.
ft'r Beverly, l'lerce. New York, W. P. Clyde ft Co.
Tut; EIIA, Braminell, Baltimore, with a tow ol haws,
W. P. Clyde & Co.
Tuk Lookout, Alexander, Baltimore, with a tow of
baiaes. W. P. Clyde & Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Bteamnblp Pioneer, Benuett, S hours from Wilming
ton, N. C, with cotton and naval stores to Philadel
phia and iromlierii Mail bteamshlp Co.
Meiiiner Hunter, HoKr, M hourn from Providence,
wlihmdse. to Lullihury. NYlckeruham & Co.
MeuniHhip Vlriilnlu, Allen, from Richmond, Via Nor
folk, V with mdse. to V. P. Clyde 6 Co.
Br. barque Thomas Whitney, Moore (late Kelly,
who was lost overboard lu a minall nlxht of the 2:id
ult. In the Uulf f-tream), from Liverpool, via Ber
muda, where she put in Iji distress, as heloreireporled,
21 days, with mdse to K. A. ISnuder & Co.
Br. barque Maria, Kllliam, Hi) days from Liverpool,
with mdse. to J. B, Penrose.
Br. barque B. Rogers, Crosby, 83 days from Troon,
with iron lo J. E. isuzley A Co.
Br. barque John Mathues, Lnuglillu, 11 days from
St. Jago, with suear aud honey to U. W. Beruadou A
Bio. '
Barque Cynthia Palmer. Miller, lrom Messina, via
Glt.raitur Feb. lo, with fruit, etc., to H. 8. Hcattergood
A Co.
Itul. brig Italia, Romeno, 80 days from Messina,
Willi fruit to Isaac Jeanes A Co.
J, life' A. F. Larrabee, Carlisle, 22 days from Saicua,
w ith luolusses to Mudeira A Cabada.
Br. brlK M. Wilson, Taylor, 15 days from Caibarien,
wiib sutsar to t. A W. Welsh.
BriR J. Blckmore, Orallum, 12 days from Cardenas,
wllh molasses to U. Morris Wain A Co.
bchr Chiloe. Henderson, trom Cardenas, with sugar
and molasses to O. C. Carson A Co.
t-chr M. E. Coyne, r acemire, from tsew iofk, witn
maiic. to captain.
r-chr Antelope, Chadwlck, from Wilmington, Del.,
in ballast to 1). 8. Stetson A Co. .
Sthr Artist, Price, 6 days from Norfolk, with lum
ber to Norcross A Sheets. . , . .
bchr Charlotte Fish, strong, S days from Charleston,
H (v n iiii lumber to Huron. Collins A Co.
fcCUr aiujesiy, iuurpny, uujn kuiu ruucimauuiB,
wllh rnllroud iron to Bacon, Collins A Co.
Sc hr James Anderson, Tunnoll, 2 days from Indian
Biver, with corn lo Bacon, Collins A Co.
bchr Freemason, Furman, 2 days trom Indian River,
Willi corn to Bacon, Collins A Co.
bchr M. Pierce, Pierce, 1 day from Brandy wine, with
corn meal to Perot, Lea A Co.
bchr Helen. . 1 day irom uranaywioe, wuu
flour to Perot, Lea A Co.
bchr Alphabet, Taylor, 2 days from Accomac, with
oats to Conquest A Lowber.
bchr Ariadne, Thomas, 1 day from Smyrna, with
with grain to J. L. Bewley A Co.
bchr Jilra, iiuriage, i aay iroiu uuran.nuu smiu
to J. L. Bewley A Co.
bchr J. Wh tnv. Henderson, l aay irom uaessa, wuu
grain to J. L. Bewley A Co.
. ... I ' - .1 r. . . . . .. Xv... Vn.lr
bleamer U. il. CslOUl, i'Olu, at uuum nymnow i u iv,
with nidse. lo W. P. Clyde A Co.
Steamer Monitor. Jones, 24 hours from New
York, wllh mdse. to W. M. Batrd A Co.
bleamer o. u. waiKer, ouerui, uuuia uuw i.-cw
York, with nidse. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Tuk Hudson. Carr. from Baltimore, with a tow of
barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Stars and blripes, Holmes, hence, at
Havana 31st ult.
bteamshirj Roman. Baker, hence, at jjosiou yester
day. ........ .
Barque Caro. Beals, hence, oi Moone utn inst.
Bamue Annie Augusta. Duvls, hence at bu Jago 2Sth
ulu, and remained 2nih,
Barque American Lloyus, rarK, nence at hhiuusm
1st inst. .
Buroiie Sea Kaele. Julius, Jr., sailed from caraeuas
!9lh ult. forbagua. . , ....
Br ir Princeion. Weils, trom l'rovtaence ior rniia-
dclphla, at New London uth Inst.
BriK i-llen P. btewart, iiouuuu, nence at isieniuegus
27lh ult.
BriK Mnrv Wilson (Br.). Balled from caioarion 2ist
Ult. lor Philadelphia. .
BriK E. H. Kennedy. Geyer, sailed from Havana
Siilli ult. for baniia.
BriK Nellie, Mitchell, ior rnuaueipuia. was loauing
at Churleslou 4lh Inst. . ...
bchr Thomas Uolcomb. (iodfrey, hence at Matauzas
Suih ult. . . .
bchr Kin II v L. llartti. Emllh, sunea irom (.leuiueiioj
2tith ult. for Philadelphliu . . ,
bchr Curtis Tilion. Somers. sanca irom uieuiuegos
2Sth ult. lor Pliiladnluhiu.
bteamtuu Theodore. Blrley, beuce at uiguion su
lust.
MISCELLANY.
United States survey schr Arao, when In Neune
river, about live miles below N'ewberu, N. Cv at s P.
M., March 30, struck upon a Confederate -'ankee-caiclier,"
and noi snagged. By the prompt exertions
ot the oflicers aud crew, aided by the pumps, the schr
was kept alloat, and the hole was plugged aud caulked,
and by 1 A. M. all was considered sate, and the watch
below turned lu; but from some mlstiap or other the
water agalu rushed through the breach, and by 8
o'clock the schr went down in ten feet of water, the
ollicers and men having barely time to get oil', and
losing all their clothing, etc,
1 he Br. ship Pomona, bilckney, cleared at Savan
nah 2d Inst, for Liverpool, wllh the following valuable
cargo: 2641 bales of upland cotton, weighing L220,8."j6
pounds, valued at :iiil,U3u 8i; IK5 bales of Sea Island
cotton, weighing lni.iu pounds, valued at t7u.b7'&i;
2i.ii sticks timber, i:V7,;us feet, valued at f 1874: SIS tons
ol manganese, valued at turns. Total value of cotton.
ni,ul7-bti; total value or cargo, 1144,421184,
NOTICE TOMARINER8."
t'kithottii antt Cxk Notice is given that on or
about the 1st of October next, the Flatholiu light will
be rolured red, between tne bearlugs of N. t4 V. and
N K ; and
The I'sk light will be colored red, between the bear
ings HE. ?4 K and USE., and hetweeu the bearings of
K.Iiy K B.8W, '.i V. Irom whence lino the land It
will be white. It will then show white between 8 HI-,
and 8. by E. lo mark the channel Into i he river, aud
a white strip will show up the river between the bear
ings of NE. by E. E. and E. by N. '4 N.
Further notice will he given when the above altera
tions have been effected.
By order. P. IT. BERTHON, Secretary.
Trinity House, London, March 11, Isi7.
FOSTER'S RESTAURANT,
- NO. 121 SOITII THIRtt NTREKT,
CPTOBITE GJRARD BANK, PHILADELPHIA,
Oysters and Meuls at all hours.
1 Sim
MEDICAL.
pOKD'S EXTRACT OF KAftlAMELI S
OR PAIN DICH1IIOYER,
Is one of the few domestic remedies which havecome
into general Use and favorlwltlinut iiuillng. It Is the
product ol n simple shrub, harmless lu all cases aud,
fcB a utimestic retijedy. nneqiialled.
ll'llts:
ni'i!N',
lutcis-if,
lJiM KNKbS
SO REM-Kb,
S1RA1NH,
SORE THROAT,
TOOTHACHE,
EARACHE.
NKl I'AI llf A,
ItillXMA'lIM
LI 'M KAOO,
HOIL.
STtNO1.
SORE EYES,
BLkkDINU
LUNOS,
NOSE,
stoma en,
OP THE
CORN,
I'l.C'KHS.
11 1,1' ts.
OLD t OREfl,
And other Simitar troublesome and painful affections,
while il promptly arrests all HKMURRH AUKS,
Hundreds of physicians use It dallv In their practice.
11 lid u I veil their uiHiialllled recoiuinendatiou. Sold
by our agents aud dealers.
The Medicine Is exclusively prepared by the sub
scrlhers, Proprietors and Successors to T, T. POND,
to whem all orders must he addressed.
HVMPHItEiS' ItOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. W2 BROADWAY, New York.
PRICES OF PONU'8 EXTRACT.
Six ounce bottles, with directions, retail 50 cents
1 lot bottles, wllh directions, retail..
tjniirts in boitle ir75
Liberal dbtconntto 1'Ii)hIi-Iriib unci Dealers.
&IMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
Ji VitriMEYSr HOMtKOPA THIC SPJCCIi'IOi.
FAMILY CASES
Of Winnie vials, morocco case, containing a
specilic for every ordinary disease a family
Is subject lo.und a book ol directions f 10"lK)
Snmller Fumiiy and Travelling cases, with 2(1
in 28 vuiis .fi to (8
Spicules for all Diseases, both for Curing and
for Prevent lve treatment, lu vials and
pocket coses fl to $5
1 hese Remedies, by the case or single box, are sent
to imy part of the country, by Mail or Ex press,, ft ee of
charge, on receipt ol Hie price.
Address-H CM I'll KEYS' HPECIFTO
HOJSUKOPATIUO M EDICINK COMPANY,
Olllce mid Depot, N. M2 BROADWAY, New York.
Dr. HUMPHREY Is consulted dally ot ills olllco.
personally or by letter, as above, for all forms of
disease.
For sale by IiYOTT A CO., JOHNSON, HOL
LOW AY A ( OWUEN, T. R. CALLENDER. and
AMBROSE SMITH, Wholesale Agents, I'lnladelidila,
and at BLl'l HE'S Drug Store, No. 812U Alorket street,
and byoll prugglsts 27 tuthsj
AMUSEMENTS.
A
CADE MY OF MUSIC.
MOST BRILLIANT AND DECIDED SUCCESS.
1 A KEl'A-BRl'iNOl.I
OR A Nil ITALIAN OPERA.
THIS (Tuesduy) EVENIN'O, April 9,
Bellini's celebrated Opera of
NORMA.
Madame PAR EPA ROSA as ..-..NORMA
Madame PATTI STRAKObCH us ADALUISA
Signor L1MBEHTI on POLIONE
Siguor SUSINI as OROVESO
WF.DNESIJAY EVENINO. April 10,
'1 HE BARBER OF SEVILLE.
Madame Parepa Rosa, Brlgnoli, Ferrantl, Buslnl,
Sartl.
THURSDAY DON GIOVANNI,
with an unequalled distribution of characters.
ORAND MATINEE O.N SATURDAY, at 2 o'clock,
and close of the season.
beats obtained ut the Academy and Trumplcr's.
N
EW CHKSN'JT 8TKKKT TlIEATllK.
THIS EVENINO.
LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR of the distinguished his-
trionlc artist,
MR. JAMES E. MUROOCIt.
who will appear lu his great Impersonation of
ALFRED EVELYN,
lu Bulwer's great Comedy, In live acts, entitled
MONEY.
Alfred Evelyn Mr. J. E. MURDOCH
Wednesday M UCH ADO ABOUT NOTHINO.
Thursday HAMLET. Fridoy BTRANUER.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
SATURDAY MATINEE.
THE ONLY MURDOCH MATINEE,
on which occasion lie will appear In
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
WALNUT BTKEET THEAIKE
N. E. corner of NINTH And WALK UT Street.
Begins at 4 to s o'clock.
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING. April 9,
ONLY NIOHT THIS WEEK
of the charming young artiste,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
in her unrivalled Impersonations of
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE,
In the original and only genuine Pluy, entitled
EAST LYNNE; OR, THE FJLOFEMENT
the merits of which are nightly attested by
SOUS AND TEARS OF SYMPATHY-.
Af K8.
JOHN DREW'S NEW AKCH STKEET
XYX T
TH KATRE. Begins at 4 to 8 o'clock.
FIRST NIOHT OE CLAIRVOYANCE.
F1R&T N1U1IT Or THE FOFULAR
EDVt IN ADAMS."
MONDAY", and EVERY EVENING,
The Oreat Play, lu 6 acts,
w ith new scenery, machinery, and great cost, entitled
CLAIRVOYANCE;
THE MAN' WITH THE WAX FIOURES.
Jean Vuulmrou EDWIN ADAMS
Friday Benetit ol EDWIN ADAMS,
Seats secured bix days In advance.
OX'S AMEK1CAN VARIETY TI1EATRE.-
IMMrNbE ATTRACTION.
FOX'S COMBINATION TROUPB
EVERY EVENING.
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET .COMICPANTOMIMf
ETHIOPIAN BURLESQUE, COMIC PANTOMIMA
CONCERT HALL, CIIEiSNUT STREET.
GRAND EXTRA ENTERTAINMENT
IN AID OF
THE SOUTHERN RELIEF FUND,
TUEbDAY EVENINO, April i, lsti7.
A BRILLIANT BILL,
In which the celebrated
PEAK FAMILIES BELL-RINGERS,
Aud the popular
BERGER FAMILY.
Who have volunteered their services for the occasion,
will present
lata uiiui-iii tvairusuiuns
In their repertoire. The whole forming
A VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
of rare aud .
UNEXAMPLED ATTRACTION. 4 8 2t
M1
USICAL FUND HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 12.
CARL ROESE'S
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
On which occasion he will have the valuable assis
tance of
MADAME CLARA BRINK ERHOFF,
iher second appearance in Philadelphia),
MISS A UUUbT'A ROESE,
MADAME A. MAY.
MR. WENZELL KOPTA,
(celebrated Violinist from Prague, bis first
appearance tu Philadelphia),
MR. L. FNGELKE. Accompanist
'J ic k Ifl
To be had at the Music Stores, uud at the door the
entire day of the Concert. 4 6t
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Conceit commences at 8.
TiOYEK OF ACADEMY.
CARL WOLFSOnN'S
SIXTH AND LAST MATINEE.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 12, loU7,
At halt-past 4 o'clock.
First and only appearauce tor fifteen mouths ol
THEODORE HABELMAN,
The distinguished tieiiuuu Teuor.
Tickets, One Dollar each. 4 8 It
XTEW ELEVENTH STKEET OPERA HOUSE
IN ELEVENTH Street, above CHEHNUT.
-TUK FAMILY UlSOItT"
Ol'lK OK TIIK St.AHOX.
CAKNt k UISKI'N 91l.NM ltF.LM,
the Oreat Star Troupe ol the World, lu their URAN1
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES. SONUS. DANCES, NEV)
RURLEbQUES, and PLANTATION SCENES.
Doo. open at 7 O'clock. Commencing at S o'clock
8 au J. L, CAltNCRObS, Manager.
GERM ASIA 0RCHESTKA.-PUBL10RE
hearsals every SATURDAY AFTERNOON, al
MUSICAL FUND HALL, o'clock. Eugageinenll
made by addressing OEOROE BASTERT, Agent. No
12B1 MONTEItEY St., between Race aud Vine. U tiau
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
CUTLERY.
.. . n, 1. T A I lilRH'
vjtaj V V"VV-lr"
t. ur.i.i,IOJjUO
Cheop 6Ure, No. lxs South TENTH street,
U gj Three doors above Walnut,
1000 K E G B NAILS
AT REBl'tKM CKICICN.
Baldwlus1 Butts, allslzes.
Butchers' Plane Irons and Chisels.
Rowland Ames1 Shovels and Spades.
Kenrlck's and American Pulleys and Screws.
Table Knives, and Forks and Spoons.
Champion Clothes-Wringers.
Planes, Wood and Iron Rakes, etc.
TOR BALE CHEAP, BY
liTAKlKDGE, BAKU A CO
87thstuJ NO 131 MABKET MTBEET.
9-" A fine assortment of POCKET and
f f .i TinJ ZUK tSTHOPrt. LAffKM KOiMMUbu
HATS AND CAPS.
HATTERS.
ttTRinu UTILE
GENTS' DRESS HATS,
LARGE VARIETY OF FANCY STYLES,
RI'ITAIILE IOB TOIIII AI) (IIUDRGil
ALL THE LATESTf NOVELTIES NOW READY,
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM. 813 lmrp
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
1
PHNN MEAM ENGINE AND
1.B01LKK WORKS. NRA VI K tiuv
SJUL
1 luiUlLAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS,
MACH1N 1.V1S, BOILER- MAKERS, BLACK
SMl'lHS, aud FOUNDERS, haviug lor many yean
been In successful operation, and been exclusively
engaged tu building and repairing Marine and River
Engines, high and low-pressure, Iron Boilers, Water
Tanks, Propellers, etc. etc., respecilully oiler their
services lo ibe publlo as being lully prepared to con
tract lor engines of oil sizes, Marine, River, and
Stationary; having sets of patterns of ulflerput shsea
ore piepured 10 execute orders with quick despatch.
Every description ot pattern-making maile at the
slioriest notice. Higli and Low-pressure Fine,
Tubular, and ly Under Boilers, ol the best Pennsyl
vania charcoal iron, iorglngs of all slws aud kinds:
lion aud Braes Castings ol all desci iptious; Roll
Turning, Seiew Culling, aud all other work connected
wlih the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done
at the thlabllshmeut tree ol charge, aud work guar
anteed,
'lhe subscribers hove omple wharf-dock room foi
repulrs ot boats, v. Lere they cau he In perfect solely
and are provided w ith shears, blocks, foils, etc. etc
for raising heavy or Dt.Lt. weights.
JACOB C. NEAFIB.
JOHN P. LEVY.
8 21 PEACH and PALMER Street.
;.VAIDHAN MkKKICK, WILLIAM H. MKHBICK,
OUT11WARK ClLDltY, FIFT1I AND
WASHINGTON Streets,
I IIII.AIIKI.PHIA.
MERRICK & bON8,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture Higli and Low Pressure bieum Engines
tor Laud-, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc
Castings 01 all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron r 1 a me Roofs lor Gas Works, Workshops, and
Bailroad blollous, etc.
Retorts aud Gas Machinery, of the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, and
Sugar, Saw, aud Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains, Defecator!!, Filters, Pumping En
gines, etc.
bole Agents for N. Bllleux's Patent Sugar Bollln
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent sieam Hummer, ou.'
Aspinwall & Vtoolaey's Poieut Centrifugal bugo
Draining Machine. 6 3o(
BBIDUSDUlKi MACI1IN15 WORKS
OFFICE,
No, 66 N. FRONT bTREET,
PHILA1JKL1-HIA.
We are prepared to fill orders to any extent for oni
well-known
MACHINERY FOR COTTON AND WOOLLEN
MILLS,
Including all recent Improvements In Carding, Spin
ning, ond Weaving.
We in vlte the attention ot manufacturers to our ex
tensive works.
H ALFRED JENgH & BON,
ST EARNS, WHITNEY & BRIDGES,
No. 327 CHESNUT BTREET,
Manufacturers of
CAST-IKON WATER AND STEAM PIPE
Ofalltises; also Fittings for the same, at the lowest
market rates. Exteusive machinery baa been pre
pared, and we are now ready to furnish this pipe lo
any amount at short notice. Also general Railroad
and Steamboat supplies. 223 8m
MISCELLANEOUS.
il
Y H E NOVELTY.
1
TIIIM SI'LIIXDID CLOTHKN-WRIXtiER
HAS FOUR COG-WnEELS, two on each end, and Is
lu reality the ONLY RELIABLE ONE ever made.
Don't buy belore Beeing this. WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL. "
' S. MACFERItAN,
SOLE AGENT,
4 Slmrp KO. 781 CHENS ITT STKF.F.T.
o
0 R M EXCHANGE
BAG MANUFACTORY.
JOHN T. BAILEY fc CO.,
KKMOVKU TO
E. Comer of MARKET aud WATER Streets,
N.
Philadelphia.
DEALERS IN BAGS AND BAGGING
OI every Description, for
Grain, JFlonr, Suit, Super-Phosphute of Lime, Bone
Dust, Etc.
Large and small GUN N Y BAGS constantly on hand.
I J A Iso, WOOL bACKS.
John T. Rah, ky. Jamka Cascadkn.
JpITLEK, WEAVER & CO,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Manilla and Tarred Cordaee, Cords,
Twines, Etc.
No. 23 North WATER Street, and
No. U North DELAWARE Avenue,
rHIULOHXPHIA.
Edwin E. Fiixkr, Michaxi, Weaves.
Conrad F. Clotuiicu. 3 Hi
gLATE MANTELS.
SLATE MANTELS are unsurpassed lor Durability
B uty. Strength, and Cheapness.
SLATE MANTELS, and Blote Work GeneraU)
made to order.
J. 13. KIMES db CO.,
126m Nob 212ti and 212S CHKSNUT Street.
HARD RUBBER ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS. Arms, Legs, Appliances for ,
Deformity, etc etc. These Lluiba are
transferred trom lire in form and ut; I
ore me ugniesi, most ouranie, com
fortable, periect, and artistlo substi
tutes yet invented. They are ap
proved and adopted by the Untied
States Goverument and our principal Surgeon
patented August 18, ltM; May 23. lsti6; May 1, lot)
Address KIMBALL & CO.,
, , No. 630 AJten street Philadelphia,
Pamphlets free. 9 27 6m
912
ARCH STKEET. GAS FIXTURES.
CHANDELIERS. BRONZK STATIIAIIY.
Etc. VAN KIRK fe CO. would respectfully direct the
attention of their friends, and the public generally, to
ineir large miu eiegauv tuusurLOieill 01 UAM MA
TURFS. CHANDELIERS, and ORNAMENTAL
BRONZE WARES. Those wishing houdsome and
thoroughly made Goods, at very reasonable prices,
will find It to their advantage to give us a coll before
purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. Soiled or tarnished fixtures reflulahed with
special core aud at reasonable prices.
2 21 m VANKIRK A CO.
QEORCE PLOWMAN,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
No. 8 CABTEB STKEET,
And No. 141 DOCK Street
Machine Work ana Mlllwrlghtlng promptly au
tended to.
COTTON ANU KLAX,
BAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
. V!." uuu)urB and brandr
Tent Awning, Trunk, and Wagon Cover Duck. Als
Paper Manulocturers' Drier lelu, from oue Useve
feet Wldu; Pauling, Belling, Sail Twine etc. '
1 JOHN W. EVERMA A CO., 1
. No. lull JONES Alley.
A1
LEXANDER G. CATTELL & CO.
No. 24 NORTH WHARVES
AND
No. 27 NORTH WATER STREET, .
PHILADELPHIA.
ALXXANDEB A. CATTKLJ., (2 'H KLWAH O. OATTKU
WILLIAM B. OR
1(111 MISSION MERCHANT.
ANT,
No. tt B. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia,
aukut roa
Dnpont's Gunpowder, Refined Nitre, Charcoal, Et ,
W. Baker A Co.' C'tiocoioie, Coooa. and Bromo. ,
t:rockar Bros, it Co.'i Yellow Metal Shetahln
llolUJ.aad Nolls.
DRY GOODS.
1 r
i MARKET
CXOAK BOOM.
NEW GARMENTS
IN CLOTH, for Spring
ear,
JOKFPIIINE PACQUER.
TMAHKLAND SACUUEiJ.
JAPAN EKE CI ROE EH.
JVATEIc-PKOOK CLOAKS.
CI OAKH made to order.
SILK. AIANTI.FM
KIIAWLM.
Sqiinre Sbawls. for Spring wear.
Opm Centre Uroche Hlinwlu.
?!!"c!1 'ln.,.'i.Vel Lon "hawlB. fine qualities.
Ill IICK 1 LlbCl Hlllinm KliatVlu unntmn
Chabe. I12 8tuth4n
DKKNH GOODS.
87V ceril Cliene Mohair 1'nniln. iinv.t OnMn.
ebiuii-8, and as ( heap as ever Bold.'
o tein xMeiaiiKtN, uuraD'eanU fashionable.
87V ctnt Orey or Kecond Mourntna PoplliiH.
87icent Kolld Plaid Drosu KtuUs, iJlues,
Grt erjH, etc.
5 and 76 cent fine qiiat'ty Melnneen.
K5ceul I'lnln Color l'oplin Alpacas.
75 ctnt aud SI 00 Plaid Tolle-de-Venlse.
BUtUKILHM.
8P25 for ft fair quality Black Silk.
81'tio and tl bO for a good Black Hllk.
82-37 and 82-5 f. r much better ttoods.
;t h7 f r WliiteEdgeslirap-do-France.elpgnnt.
Il 10 for AV'hlte Eogos MuguiflucniUroHUraiu.
85 50 for Extra Heavy Wide Oros Oralu.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. WT. Cor. EIGUTU aud FILBEUT
HAVE JCNT OPENED
One case All-wool Delaines, cholco colors, at
37J-J and 50 cents.
Double-width All-wool Delaines, 62)4 and O'J
cents.
Black All-wool Delaines and Black Alpacas.
Erench Percales, plain and figured.
Plain color Alpacas and Mohairs.
A new lot of Mixed Goods, suitable for Tra
velling Presses.
A new lot of stripe and plaid Scotch Ginghams
American Ginghams; Delaines, and Calicoes.
Good quality black and white stripe Shirt
lniis. H HITE (iOODN !
WHITE WOODS !
Soft finish Cambrics, Jaconets, and Nainsook
Muslins.
bwlss Muslins and Victoria Lawns.
Plaid and Stripe Nainsooks.
Hair cord stripe and plaid Muslins. i
Y bile aud Hull Pignas.
Marseilles. Honeycomb and Lancaster Quilts
Table Linens, Napkins, and Towtels.
Scotcn Diaper, Huckaback, aud Kussla Crash.
A cheap lotot 11-4 Linen Sheetlug. i
Jiest makes Shlrliug Llueus.
Bargains iu Hosiery aud Gloves, Shirt Fronts,
and Suspenders.
Jouvlu's Kid Gloves, best quality imported.
Cambric Edgings, Iusertings.anu Flouuclugs.
Ladies' and GeutV Liueu Cumbria Haudker
chiefs, etc. etc.
PRICE & WOOD, i
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Streets,
N. B. Best quality Hoop Skirts; 10 22
229 FARIES & WARNER, 229
NORTH NINTH STREET, .
ABOVE ItAC'E,
HAVE JTJ8T RKC'KIVED,
One case Water Twist Bleached Muslim, 20 cents
per yard,
Bleached Muslins, 15, 16, 18, 20, 22, 23 cents, etc.
Yard-wide Bleached Muslin, 15 cents.
Plllow-cate Mushui 14 yard wide, 25 cents.
10-4 Bleached Bheel.uy.
Wllllomsville, Wornsuita, Semper Idem, Amo3koue,
ForrestOole, Superior 8hlrting, etc. etc,
Best mokes ol Unbleached Muslins. ,
WHITE GOODS i
WHITE G001S1
FROM RECENT AUCTION SALES.
NalnsooK MuHllns, 81, 87X, i5, and SO cents.
riaid Js'uliifiookB. 25, 81, XI 'i, 60 cents, etc
Soft Flniah Coiuorics, 45, 60, and 00 cents.
Fine Victoria Lawns, 87. 46, 6U, GO, and t5 cents.
Very fine Swiss Mulls, cheap.
Job lot bhlrred Muslins, 75 cents, worth fl.
Very fine Striped NainBooks.
Bargains in Linen Handkerchiefs from Auction,
Boys' Bordered Linen HdktB., 12X cents.
Ladles' and Gents' Plain Linen HdktB.
Gents' Colored and Bordered lldkfe,, etc etc
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, etc
All-wool and Domet Flannels, cheap.
Linen Shirt Fronts, our own make.
Delaines CallcoeB, Black Alpacas, etc etc
FARIES & WARNER,
220! NO. 880 NOKTII NINTH fcTKEET.
GURWEN STODDART & BROTHER
HAVE NOW OPEN
A LARGE AND ELEGANT DISPLAY
OF
SPRING STYLE
MANTILLAS, ETC.,
IN ALL KEASOWAHLE MATERIAL.
KON. 430, 45ft AND 451 K. SECOND MTBEET
4 S gt ABOVE WILLOW,
CHKAP DHY GOO I S, CARPETS, MATTINGS,
OIL CLU'l lib, AMU WiMiiOW aklADisji.
V. E. ARC'HAMBAULT,
N. E. Corner KLKVli-MTH aud MARKET BtreeUj,
ojieued this morning, from auctlou
Innralu Carpets, all wool, at 76c, 87o fl, l-25, t)W7.
nnd f 1-ho. JiiKrulii Carpe t, wool tillliiK, 40c, 60o ana
B2e. Kii(,'llHli Topentry DruHKils Corijets, only fl'76.
I'.ntry and bluir torpels, 2So. to 7."c ituK Carpets, 45o.
lo 76c. ilfmp Corpeu, 800. to 62c. Floor Oil Cloth,
due. Window hhtidfg. fl to Flnlu Window llol
luud, 6I1C-. White Moiling. 7c 10 buc Red Moiling,
4'ic. 1060c. Woollen liruxKets, fl to tl-tto. hiitlr Oil
Cloths, 26c. fciiirlug Chlutws, 12o. to 2uc. DeLa"1
6c. Muslini, llo. toi.io.
CHKAP STORK, 2"
N. E. Corner ELEVKNTH and MARKET Btrds"-.
J.
CHAMBKBS, NO. 810 AUCH STREET.
JJoveltles Opeulua Lolly.
Heal l iuiiy ioctiii.
lllork Guipure Laoes.
I'olnte Appllqus Ioe.
l'olule de Hone Loort.
Thread Veil Irom f J 60.
white aoom
Marseilles for resses-Bariraiu--French
MuBlln, t yard. wUI". ilne,'.rj;u
, Bhlrred and Tucked Lace Muslin: In la , 1 w.l I a
, liulsTi Cambric, iVyard wide 1 tsuiihilo EUkiuki and
I JiiberlloLid, new dcalsu. very cheap. 1 lui
P NINTH. yCV
DRY GOODS.
ELROY
lias Opened at his Now Stores,'
Nos. 4 and 6 North EIGHTH St.,
WITH A kPLENDID LINE
OP
ULACK SILKS,
IX tinOH UIIAINS AND TAFFETAS.
LADIES' CLOAKINGS,
Cassimcres for Men and Boys,
SBEKM liOODN,
42tulhaliuJ H1IITE UOODMTC.
AT THF LonrrsT pkicen.
HOOP SKIRTS.
INVISI B LE.
EMPRESS
INVISIBLE TRAIL
SKIRT.
THE SEW SIIArE FOB; .
SPRING, 18 6 7,
IN
J. W. Lradlej's Duplex lllptl
(OR DOUBLE SI'KING)
SKIRT S .
The handsome it and moil comfortable style yet
Introduced. (See all the fashion magazines.) ; '
At Retail by all first-class stores where Skirts
are soiu
At Wholesale by all the leading Notion and
Dry Goods Houses In this city. AIbo by sola
owners ef patent and exclusive manniaotnrera
WESTS, BRADLEY & CAM,
No. 07 '.CHAMBERS SU
8 2 stuth2m
NEW YORK.
COQ HOOP SKIRTS'. nnn
UZlO LATEST IsTYLK, JUST OUT. DZC$
LE PETIT TRAIL, for the Promenade. 2X yorda
round, the CHAMPION TRAIL, for the CrawinM
room, 8 yards round.
1 hee hklrts are In every way the most desirable
that we have heretofore offered to the public; also,
complete lines of Ladies', Misses', ana Children's
Plain and Trail Hoop bkirts from 2i to 4 yards In ch
conference, of every length, oil of "our own make 'i
wholesale and retail, and warranted to alva aaUalam
tlon.
Constantly on hand low-priced New York mada
Skirts. Plain and Trail, 20 springs, 90 cents; 26 a Drill i; a.
fl; au springs, f 1-10; aud lo springs, f 1-75. .
Skirls made 10 order, altered, aud repaired.
Calf or send lor circular of style, sizes, and prices
Manulactory and Salesrooms, . .
No, eat) ARCH Street
12 8 m WILLIAM T. HOPKINS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
p HANG'S SUPERB CHROMOS;
IEQ17AL TO OIL PAINTINGS.
ConslHtlng of the Group ot Quails. Little Chickens;
Duckling's. Victory, Winter Crowned Wren, Ruoy
Wren, Piper aud Jiut-Crackers, the Awakening, tha
bisters, American Gem Landscapes, 16 kinds; Scrip
ture Texts. Mottoes, etc.; Alhum and Sunday School
Cards. Sea aud Wood Mos-.es, Butlerllies. Autumn
Leaves, Roses, etc. etc A splendid assortment for
sale by
a. w. PITCHER,
Dealer in Albums, Photographs, Pictures,
And Manufacturer of Frames of all styles,
8 29 lto NO. 808 tllESNUT STREET
All the New Books on hand as soon as issued.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
CULVER'S NEW PATENT
PEEP SAND-JOINT
IIOT AIIt FUIiNACE.
BANUES OF ALL SIZES.
Also, Philegar's New Low Pressure Bteam Heatl
Apparatus. For sale by
CUAHLES WILLIAMS,
No. 1182 MARKET Street.
BlOf
THOMPSON'S L0NP0N KITCHEN JER
OR EUROPEAN RANGE, for 1-amllies, Ho..
tels, or Public Institutions, in TWK.MXV DIJf.
H.UKNT M.l-M. a Iho. Philadelphia Ranaeau
llot-AIr Furnaces, Portable Healers, Lowdown Urates,'
Fireboard Stoves, Bath Boilers, Siewhole Plotes,
Boilers, Cooking Stoves, etc., wholesale and I retail, by,
the manulocturers. SUAKPK 4 THOMSON,
H 17 siuthtim tio. tv ; N. SECONI) Slreet,
PARASOLS. xjx
REAL LACE PARASOL COVERS
AND
EXTRA IVORY HANDLES,
F SALE BV
W. A. DROWN & CO.,
4 Sit KO. 810 MARKET STREET.
Kuorouiwrs iuv dkiiiui oujuninieui, or ni. Prril..
V,1!'""- rvU.I'.Vorl''!I' KlhfUo t'wkiugs. Khcmuie
apart
UNITt'D BTATES REVENUE RTAMPJ
Prlnolpsl I epot. No H Hl8MUT8tr.t
CtnU.1 Depot, o. 11.31?. ririH Rtreet one ooo? bi,
ChsiDut Fstsollshed 1H2 """"roeioi
Revenue 8tanps ot every description constantlvn ,
band lu Dy aiiionnt ""Wi
vttitn if Mail or Eipreai promptly attended t
l'HILADELPHIA SUBOBUNt
KJS- ANI)AGE INSTITUTE, JSoTu V
K3 NINTH Street, above Market R t
EVERETT, after thirty years' practical tt.n'..Z..A
XbV r-