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THE DAILY EVENING TKL KG R AFII. FII1L AD ELFIII A, , SATURDAY, . AFR1L 13, ISO. .
NUMBER CXV.
i, D1KT FOB lfENTAL DTSPEPTIC8. AND A CURB
JOB HY-rOCHONMUA, HY-FOCRtsr, OR ANY
COMTLAIKT Of A BY ORDER.
BY OUIi SKIilUS EDITOlt.
ALMANAC AND DIARY.
SHORT METRB-ILI.OOICAI, OBSERVATIONS FOB
THE WEAK.
April.
Monday, S. Puddlers' strike, which accounts
lor mo absence of puddles la tlie strocts,
mxl thu presence or puddlers on tho side
walks. Tuesday, 0. Mr. Seward enters into the Real
Kstuto business and makes an extensive
purchase In the region of the Arctlo
Circle. This Is reckoned "a big thing on
I.e."
Wednesday, 10 A flutter among the Public
(Schools on the report I hut the policemen
are tryinx to make room In them for tae
cuilo'l pusseos.
Thursday, 11. The Senate school breaks up.
The Ktuators presented with the gavel.
lnkMlanils, pouuuivus, pitchers, and other
"await."
Friday, 18. The' Great Eastern closes Its
gangway to any more gfiUK who insist on
vIsiiniK It. Tiie Captain Hays the ladles(?)
try to steal the "bonuet" of thejlb.
Saturday, ill. sekirh Column Day. The
KUilur expects u visit. Russian America
next. week, with a nar possibility of
returning home again.
CUR NEW TERRITORY.
TIIJE ItUSlI TO XII1C POLES.
Andy to Swing in the Arctic Circle!
FULL PARTICULARS BY THE DOG SLEDGES.
Mr. Skries Editor: As the fast mail dog
train is about leaving, I must enclose, for the
benefit of your readers, some little account of
the new territory that will soon seek to send
JT8 REPRESENTATIVES
to Congress. This is the abode of the Walrus,
the Polar Bear, the Sable, and other citizens
of foreign birth; and wliile your Government
is doing so much for their Southern sahle
brethren, I hope they will not forget their
mm
s-" ...r.fl,
N0RT11ERX SABLE CITIZENS,
who are in as great need of reconstruction
as any race can be. The fraternising qualities
of many of the natives here are beyond all
praise. The first day I landed I was
-n'i
RECEIVED WITH OPEN ARMS
by the principal resident of tho place, and he
pressed me very hard to stay, although I was
desirous of pushing on farther. I see that a
great number of people are going to make au
excursion this summer to the East: if I could
only persuade them to make it to the North
mst, I could promise them any amount of
pleasure. For a summer residence this
place has no superiors: ice is abundant, and
the landscape always presents a clean, white
appearance, as if whitewashed, as far as the
eye can reach, The fishing is good, and
V
THE FISH BITE FREELY.
The wftather is what might be callel
"bracing," and the towns and burgs are all
ice-bercg, and the magistrate is quite au ice-
. -
The RuBBian settleineut here is a very eu
terprhdng place. In the middle of the town
you can turn and see a snow hut in almost
any direction. But the "wooded tract" Mr.
Seward speaks ot is rather poor this year.
No one need Bing, "Woodman, Spare That
Tree 1" as the trees are quite spare enough
already. Stopping at the "Continental" bf
the place, I made arrangements with the
landlord to furnish me with something to eat.
The agreement was closed by him setting
the official Stal on it, but it was such a rare
?
dish that I had to hold off for a better appe
tite. The walrufjpK supply the place of
cows. They pasture them on cakes of ice,
and of course they furnish the na
tives with all the ice-cream they use.
You are not troubled with mosquitoes
nor worms on the trees, and early frosts
never threaten to injure the peach crop, rs we
are told they always do in your part of the
country, and the North Pole is always at hand
to affix the telegraph wires to or to grow
beans upon. The "skating riliks" are on the
most extended scale, and but for the coolness
that exists between everybody hero, 1 have no
doubt they would be well patronized. The prin
cipal occupation of the natives is trying to
get something to eat, and of strangers to
keep from being eaten. I visited all of the
important points along the coast, and found
them quite slippery and covered with ice, and
I do not think nn enemy could easily get a
foothold on this land, on that account.
Your political meetings are more than
rivalled by the "big fish" out here, and some
of the tallest "spouting" I have ever seen I
have seen here.
I think any enterprising person could strike
oil I out here without much difficulty, as it
abounds everywhere, and with a few derricks
erected over some of the whales a Sperm City
could be built up that would rival any Oil
City of your own State.
I think our Government has done well in
buying this place, for I never saw a place
that was so much in need of buying; and as
a country to emigrate from, it is not equalled
by any. If Andy and Billy ever want to "swing
the circle" again, they can use the Arctic Cir
cle for that purpose, without asking anybody's
leave. Yours, P. Bear.
TIIE HOUSE FAMINE.
In view of the "impending crisis" of no
houses to live in in the city, we think some
thing might be devised to relieve this want.
Around Kichmondpeople are going to pitch tents
for the summer, and. the subject of doing the
same thing has been canvassed in some of the
eastern cities, but we think our Real Estate
Agents might issue in their next month's
"bulletins" something like this, and make a
good thing of it:
Vii TO LET A FIRST CLASS FUllNITUUE
Car, located iu llidye avenue, ubove Ilro.ul.
Owner to use the Mime during too day. Terms,
20 a month. l'ossu.-,siou given immediately.
J&- TO LET ONE SETTEE IN FAIU.MOUNT
Park, when, not wanted by visitors. Tins is a
delightlul location, just In view "of the Wire
Urldge and the West Philadelphia Stand Pipe.
Price 8-dO for the season.
3 TOLETOr. LEASE. TO A RESPONSIBLE
putty, the upper door-Klep 01 a lnuwisome
brow nstone house ou West Logan Stiuure. Ad
dress Box 1, P. O. '
JWr- TO LET, TO A STRICTLY PRIVATE
family, without;cliiklren, part ol a bath-room.
Owner will bourd with the tenant iu part pay
ment of rent.
Hi FOR SALE OR TO LET ON GROUND
rem. One largo new curb-stone, iu Sprint; Gar
den street, near Broad. Terms easy. Part of
the money may remain.
fi-TO LET. FURNISHED, AS TIIE
owner Is going to Europe, a Htriotiy private buu
Mead, Willi nil of the modern conveniences.
Kent, Sloll. Agents need not apply.
tfr TO LET-TO A QUIET YOUNG MAN,
ol feood moiai chimeier, a seat in Cur "NIG of toe
Union PuHM'iiger Railway. To oe used from 11
P. .U. to 4 A. .M. S-in per mouth.
j-TO LET-FOR THE SEASON, A HAND
hoine and commodious rocking chair, to a
lamily without children. Will be painted
throughout and put in perfect order. Price, slut)
per month.
And so forth. By availing themselves of
some 6Uch style of accommodation, homeless
and shelterless people who will insist in living
in the cities can be provided for, and many
other "eligible sites" could be got together,
and make the fortune of the Real Estate agent
who should strike out in this new field; or a
btock Company might be formed, to be called
the ' City Home and Bed-stead Improvement
Company," capital 1,000,000, shares 10 cents
each putting it within the reach all. Judging
from the success many Oil Companies had in
selling stock on a far less tangible thing than
this, we see no reason why the same capital
ists could not be induced to go into, this enter
prise, particularly as it has so many "ground
floor" positions.
Important Telegram.
Mayor's Office, Philadelphia, April 12.
To Major-General Hallcck, San Francisco.
Dear General: What do you think will be a
fair price for the coast on the Schuylkill lying
between the 1'airmount Basin and tha Park,
and west of the fortieth parallel lines of tha
Union Passenger Railway I .
(.Signed) Morton. '
answer.
Fort Mitchell, San Francisco Bay, Cali
fornia. Dear Morton: Anywhere between
live and ten millions in gold.
Yours, in haste,
Halleck,
. Maj.-Gen. U. S. A.
Ai-WANTED TO PURCHASE RE A.L ES
tate situated uny where. Parties having laud
on whieli the taxes cannot be collected or
Monurclis hard up, can Ilnd a purchaser' for
their territory hy applying to W. 11. s., Wash
ington. 1). C, opposite iho Jackson Monument.
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE GIVEN
for olu ti i ritoi les or cast-on" possesions. Ad
Ores W. H. K, Rox 1. Washington P. o. N. IS.
Photographs exchanged.
v- THE HIGHEST MARKET VALUE FOR
tKKS
contiucnce, William, Wutihiugiou, li.c. Please
puh wueie urn pioperty can bo sueu,
A-GOLU FOR SALE ! A LARGE O.UAN-
wiy oi noia lor t.u., or will be exchanged t r
0 liee tf K,'t'",il, Address W. II. S., ul ttuu
Cune vs. Cayenne.
A MauchuM-tts paper, speakinsr of the
abolition of Hogging in the school, mentions a
method of punishment adopted by Borne
teachers pt' "iUliug the pupiiB mouth with
cayenne pepper." The editor usks, "Are we
civilized f" We think th more appropriate
question, in view of the peculiar punishment,
would be, "Are we seasoned f"
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
N EW ATTRACTIONS
FOR TIIE LADIES.
BIAD'LLE. KEOGn,;
IVo. 10-A AVALIVUT Ht.,
Bees leave rtspcctlully to apprise ber patrons and
friends, tliHt In coimequeuce or tier
Constantly Increasing Business,
She bas attain been compelled to purchase additional
adjoining properties wlta tue view ol rendoring her
ELEGANT MILLINERY EMPORIUM
STILL MOKE
ATTRACTIVE AMI) COM MODIOt M.
To tbls end, and
AT JItI.AT COST.
She bns entirely
it mm I i t, Ki:)ioi)i:i,i,i:i). am ki;.
iiirii) jii it AinoNAiti.i:
AM KIMCIOI N KSTA IlLiISH.! KJIT,
SO. 001 WALMT MTKKET,
In every part.
AMl'Lltlt AND ATTRACTIVE
SHOW-ROOM
MAMMOTH 1IIMIAMONS,
And Bltotietlier
I M.ttl AM.i: BY A5iY I.f THE CITY.
llus been lilted up In a style
Itt:UAI(ILi;Ktt OF COST,
Toensuro
THE COMFORT OF CCNTOMERS,
A nd enable ber to display nd vnntugnously
TIIE RECHERCHE STYLE OF ;00S
Wblcb she bt-KS to state, will this season
M'RI'AKM ALL FORMER EFFORTS.
She having added such
l'ECCEIAR FACILITIES
To those alreudy possessed, as to enable ber to per
sonally select only
M t II CHAHMIXU STYLES OFHONN ETS,
HATS, ETC.,
As she feels satisfied wiil insure tbo eratificntlon of
all who have to generously heretofore conllded to
her
ACKXOH LEDUED Jl IXJMENT
AND
tEM:RALLY AttEI'TEI) GOOD TASTE.
THIS Hl'llIING STYLES
l:i II,RARE, AM RECHERCHE,
Comprising all tae choicest and muat acceptable fea
tures ol
THE BEST PARISIAN AND ENGLISH MODES.
ANOTHER NEW AND USIOFUL FEATURE
ol the establishment will bu the addition ul'u
MOURniMC DEPARTMENT.
Ebiiucially set apart for the sale of
MLK. COLLARS, JET JEWELRY,
OLDV l is, VKiLS, bCAitFS,
JlANLK'FS. CREPE, El (J. ETC. ETC
fcTbis Ucpurment will be under the especiul superin
tendence and direction of
MR. II. MYERS,
iLitte of the New Mourning Store, No. 920 Chesmit
street), whose long experience In tilts branch of busi
ness, enables blui to guarantee to all who visit
MLLE. KEOUH'N EMI'ORI EM,
Mourning Goods of tbe richest quality, at
MORE MODERATE RATES
than tbey can be bad elsewhere In the city.
THE Ull(M.U HE POT,
heretofore a feature of great and gratifying success
with Mile, Keogb, will also this season be .
GREATLY K.LAIiUi:i A.u IXVIK.
lAiSEO
by any similar establishment la the Union.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
will be received and offered on tbe arrival ot
EVERY STEAMER,
MLLE. KtOGH,
No. m WALNUT Street.
4 11 tli. St LI 3111
07 EIGHTH STEEET 1()7
RIBBON STORE,
l OtU U0012S ABOVCl ARCH STREET.
JULIUS SICIIICL,
IT i.s just opened a fl ne assort men t of MILLINER Y
.ll.llS lor I lie eUoUluK Season, conaisllug of
Sll..it ll.N.Mi: AA HAT'S, tne lalesl
bliapea :iud M ies.
iilvivONS iu all colors, widths, and qualities; tbe
te itsoi tiitoul in Hie cily.
lioimet (silks, butius, Velvets, and Crapes, all quali
ties i. no bliaiiu.
l i eiieb i lowers, a superb assortment lu the la led
novelties.
Vei ea Ribbons, black and colored, In all widlbsaiid
qualities.
llie uesi iTftlicu auu iow lorn, nuuuct iiuiuea
ahwivs on liand.
iioiinet Oruamentn. Rnsie f ringes, tne uannsomesi
bij lea: Iu tact, every article used iu making or iriia
Iiiing u bonnet or hut.
'i'lie above goods ure all selected with the best care,
ttiul will be.sold at tbe lowest market rated to suit too
limes.
JULIUS S1CJ11UL,
SO, 107 NORTH EIUUTII STREET, -.i.
POUR DOOR3 AUUVE ARCH.
V. S. No trouble to show goods. 4 21m
KiBER, PEARL.
CRYSTAL AN I 1JET TRIMMINGS.
ZEFHYK WORSTED, SOLD FULL
V EK.IIT, AT
IIAPSON'S
4 91m5p TRIMMINGS AND ZEPIIYB STORE,
. W. CORNER EICiHTH AND CHERRY.
URNI NC MILLINERY.
ALWAYS ON RAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
AT NO. 801 WALNET STREET.
3 27 6in MAD'LLE KEOCH.
No. 726 CLTESNUT STRPT.
W.nnen to-day a full aud Bpleudldly as-
sorted stock ot r ,....,..
. ....yi ll AND NEW .. .-...
fc oX nV'1 11 MMONS.
VELVET MilUtONS.
a7Stc.ktc.
tlloehlP''it"',,
Please ntlv aud apciratelvattended to.
Country ordeis Wt'J "osEN II EIM,
, No. '(26 Olii'N UT BireuU
8 29 im
J1KS. 1L DILLON,
Hu, handaome assortment of SPRING MILLI-
NltitV. ..mg-'and (blldren'i "traw and Fancy
iBdh! iJK of me lalesi aiyles.
Bouuniaaiiu j Riobous, Crapea, Feathers,
M. E. MASON & CO., AT TII El E
NEW BTORE,
No. laid CUES NUT Btreet, '
Will open, April 10 and 11, lutes t styles ot
BONNETS. HATS, AND DKESS CAPri.
WOVld can rlAl MAT
MILLINERY, TRIM WINGS, ETC.
QPniNC STYLES BONNETS
Ol'K 3V I IN O Till H DAY,
WOOD & CARY,
No. ,725 CHESNUT Street.
3 25 2m 3
HOOP SKIRTS.
I TJ V I S I B LE.
EMPRESS
INVISIBLE TRAIL
SKIRT.
THE NEW SHAPE FOR;
SP.EING, 18 6 7,
IN 1
J. IV. Eradky's napicx Elliptic
(OR DOUBLE SPUING)
S K 1 R T S .
The Tiondionieif and most comfortable style yet
introduced, (dee all Iheashion magazines.)
At Retail by all nxsl-class stores where Hklrts
are sold
At Wholesale by all the leading Motion and
Dry Goods Houses In this city. Also by sole
owners ef patent and exclusive manufacturers
WESTS, BRA1)LEY & CARY,
No. 97 ICHAMBERS St.'
8 2 stuth2m
NEW YORK.
CLOTHING.
OYS' C LOTHIN C.
We have now tbe bent assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
rou BOYS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
A large assortment ot ' j , ,
Fancy Coatings and Cassimeres 1
FOR CiENTLEMEN TO ORDER FR03I
F. A. IIOYT & BRO.,
TENTH AND CHESNET STREETS, .
SSusmwlmrp AbSKHRLY BUILDINGS.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
91. SHOEMAKER lit CO.
Kespectfully Inform their friends and tbe public that
tbey Lave removed to
NO. 1024 CHESNUT STREET,
(Lately occupied byK. JV1. Needles), where they are
now opening an elegant assortment of goods lor
BUYS. GlRLSMINi ANTS, aud MISSES, la the
latest Paris and London styles. The public Is Invited
to call aud examine SZ62w
MOLSTEnY DEMRfMEAT.
The subscribers are now prepared to receive and
execute -promptly, orders from tbe TOWN OR
COUNTRY for any of tbe iollowiug description ot
WINDOW SHADES
VIZ.:
HOLD BORDER,
GOTHIC,
A R ARES Q, EE,
jj.ifluniArr',
OI'AQEE.
TRANSPARENT,
WHITE LINEN,
PLAIN WASHED,
ALL COLORS
STORE SHADES
Made and put up to order at short notice, with Gold
or Colored Letters 01 every variety, hung with
11 AllTbllOKK K'S SiXl''-ACTING bPlUNG
ROLLKlt
SHEPPftRO, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON,
4 8 lUtrp SO. 100S 11II1SNCT STREET.
it
"HE NOVELTY.
tt
THIS SPLENDID CLOTHES-WHINGER
HAS FOUR COG-WHKEL8, two on each end, aud Is
lu reality the ONLY RELIABLE ONE ever made.
Don't buy beiore seeing this. WHOLESALE a mm
RK'i'AIL. ,1 , i ,
, ' , 'V k MACFEHUAN,
feOLB AGENT,
gt'mrpl NO. 781 CHFWNUT Tiirt.T ,
PKIVY WELLF-OWNEKS OF PEOPEIlTv
The only place to gel Privy WeUs cle,.id
Oisinlectedat ery low prices. ,
" Mannfacturerof pi,udrti'
610 COLDBMITIl'b liALi, LiliARy tir2it.
fiuaciaL.
JEVV GT ATE LOAN.
THE NEW SIX PER CENT.
STATE LOAN.
Freo from all State, County,
and Municipal Taxation,
Will be furnished In sums to suit, on nppllca
tlon to either of the undersigned:
JAY COOKE A CO.,
D REX EL fc C04
431m E. W. CLARKE CO.
EV STATE LOAN.
THE NEW SIX PER CENT.
STATE LOAN,
i
Freo from all State, County,
and Municipal Taxation,
Will be furnished in sums to salt, on applica
tion to either of the undersigned:
ALEX. BENSON Jk CO.
JOHN E. FOX Oc CO.
CHARLES EMORY A CO.
FREDERICK STEER.
DE HAVEN fc BRO.
OLENDENNINO A DAVIS.
KURTZ A HOWARD.
BIOREN A CO.
EDWARD ROBINS A CO,
OEORUE J. BOYD.
BARKER, BROS. A CO.
KNIGHT A CD RAFF.
ISAAC C. JONES, JR.
BELL A NORTH.
4 81m S. HARVEY THOMAS.
fEW PENNSYLVANIA
O PEIt CENT. LOAN.
FOR SALE IN BUMS TO SUIT. i ,
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
421m4p
NO. 40 S. THIRD STREET.
EW STATE LOAN
For feale, Without Com mission,
BY
J. E. RIDGWAY
. BANKEK,
Elm NO. 57 SOI TII THIRD STR EET.
E7 STATE LOAN.
THE NEW 6 PEIt CENT. STATE LOAN,
' FREE FROM ALXi TAXATION,
Will be furnished In sums to suit, by
COCHRAN & GOWEN,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
4 8 lml NO. Ill SOI TII THIRD STREET.
EW $23,000,000 LOAN
OF TBE
STATE OF PEflKSYLTOlA
For sale in amounts to suit purchasers,
C. T. YERKES, Jr., & CO.,
4 81m NO. Q SOUTH THIRD STREET.
RJEW STATE LOAN
XOli SALE.
NO C09I91ISS10N CHARGED. j ,
STERLING, LANE & CO., :
4 6 12tr
NO. 110 SOUTH THIRD ST.
WANTS.
&OJt -THE GENUINE BARTLETT C?OPt
LpjZtJ. 8H.W1NU MACHINE. Wauled D-IJ.
-Akmiu, 1mi per mouth aud all xpoue paid, lu hu
tli.M.iuii.u liuj-tlrit hHwiiiv MuehiiiH, Thla Machine
will do all tha work that eau he done ou auy hisU
pMoed Maehiue, ana U lully patented, lloenaed, and
warranted lor Ove yearn. Wo Py the above wae,
or a commlwiiou, from which twioe thut amount can
he made, t or cliculara and terms ,l'r' ,,
1 1 . ri A 1 1 It A OC.,
No. 724 OJU 1CH UT Hireet,
4 Ina i'liiladelphUk, Pa,
. 't ii r nr... j ii sisTwisn Jtiiis1iwls)iiiiif
1G28 CHESK JT.
I. J. T A Y L O R.
.T E W 1Z J.j T-i 12 xt.
The stlontluu of the public la Invited to my Buirk
comprising , , ' "MJ-i
FINK WATCHES,'
DIAMONDS,
SILVER-WARE,
EIK.T JEWELRY,
CLOCKS,
music itoxr.it,
And all articles appertaining to the trade oOered at
retim ed prices. . .
i WATCHES REPAIRED AND W'AllUANTED.
1028.
JEWELERS.
S, E. Corner 17 NTH and CIIESVtT.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILVER-WARE,
BRONZES..
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIQUHE&
WATCHES AND JEWELRY CAREFULLY RE
FAIRED.
Particular attention paid to Manufacturing all arti
cles in our line.
N. KULON
HbtIpk engsged with K lichen A Co., will be maoh
pleueed to ee Ms frlemin and cuHtomers. 821 thsm
yjEAD & CO.,
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
SECOND FLOOR,
Have Just finished goveral NEW STYLES OF TEA
SETS, and are now offering them at lowest prices.
TEA SETS, 6 PIECES, PLAIN......!!! TO 830?
TEA SETS, O PIECES, CHASED.... g3
1 EA SETS, 6 P1EE, CHASED )T
TEA SETS, 6 PIECES, CHASED 030
TEA SETS, 6 PIECES, VERY RICH 833
TEA SETS, 6 PIECfr.S, VERY K.CU 835
MEAD & CO. 1
ARE NOW AT '
NO. 010 CHESNUT ST., SECOND FLOOR.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR WARE. ,
MEAD A. CO., Manufacturers,
NO. 010 CHESNUT STREET,
4 4 8mrp
C.&A.PEQUIGNOT,
Manufacturers of .
Ciiold mid Silver Hutch .CasesJ
A Wlmlnc.la TlaaU.. I..
AUU IT 1IUICOUIU JUDOiDia 114
AMERICAN WATCJII C O.'S,
HOWARD dc CO.'8,
And TREMOVT
NO. SOUTH FIFTH STREET.
Large aud small sizes, playing from 1 to 12 airs, and
coating Iroai (6 to .iuo. Our atiuorimeut comprises
such choice melodies as
'Coming Thro' the Rye."
"Rohm Adair."
"Rock nie to Bleep. Mother."
"The Lbhi RoHeol tsuniuier."
"Monastery Bells." etc. etc. ;
Besides beautilul selecilons from ths rartons Operas.;!
xmooriea uireci, uuu tor saie aimouerat prices, bf
FARR & BROTHER,
Importers of Watches, etc, '
11 llsmthjrpl No. 824 CHESNUT St.', below Fonrtk
PAPER HANGINGS, SHADES, ETC
fJEW SPfilNC STYLES
J'biljwIelpLia H all Papers! !
HOWELL & BOURKE,
IV. E. Comer F(ilKTII and 3IAKKET,
MANUFACTURERS 09
PAPER
11AMUINOS A
and il9 SmrJt
CUHTAIN MATERIAL
a.
'BILLIARD ROOMS.
BIRD. BIRD. BIRD.
Alter neveral mouths' preparation, Mr. C. BIRD
has opened his new and spacious establishment for
the entertainment ol his tr lends and the public lu
general, al Nos. 0(o aud (Hfl AUCH btreet.
'1 lie lirtt and second floors are iltiud up as Billiard
Rooms, and lurnlshed with twelve Hrst-class tables,
while tbe appurtenuuees and adornineuu couiprlsa
everything which can conduce to tbe comtort and
convenience ol the pluyers. lu ihe basemeni ure four
new and hplendid Itou liug Alleys, for tliose who wish
to develooe their muscle lu anticipation of the base
ball seuson. A Restaurant is attached, where every-k
thing in the edible line can be had of the nest quality, I
and at the sliorte--.l uotice. '1 ue loilowing weii anown
centlemeu have been st-cured as Astlsiiinta, and will
preside over the various departments:
PAEfS. O. WOODNU'rr,
fciAMLKI. DOUULASS,
JOHN llOUI),
WILLIAM E. OILLMORE,
HENRY W. DUNCAN.
PHILIP CiRUMBHElllT, Restaurateur.
While Mr. JB1KD will hold a careful supervision
overall. He ventures to suy that, taken all In all,
there bus nothing ever been started lu Philadelphia
umirniw'iiimr Dili .tti Hhhslniiei) t III coin pleteness of
arrangement and atteution to the comfort of the
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AH LOW'S INDICO DLUE.
Pl'T UP AT
UILTBEEGlli'S DRUG STORE,
NO. 8S3 NORTH SECOND STREET
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PHJLADVXPHIA, ; . .1
Will color more water than four times tbe same
amount of ordinary Indigo.
IT IS WABRANTED TO GIVB SATISFACTION .
It Is retailed at tha same price as the Imitation and.
Inferior articles. - -9 8m
FOSTEITS RESTAURANT,
NO. Ill SOUTH THIRD STREET,
OPPOSITE OIRARD HANK, PHILADELPHIA,
Oysters and Meals at all boua.
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