THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PIIILA DELI'MA, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 18GT.
toting flcppli
PUBLISHED EVERT AFTERNOON,
(SUNDAYS EXCIPTBD),
AT THE EVENING TELKURAPIl BUILDING,
NO. 10ft N. THIRD MTREKT.
Price, Three Cent Per Copy (Double Bheet), or
Eighteen On la Per Week, payable to the Carrier, and
mailed to Hutacrlbirs out of the city at Nice Dollars
1 Per Annum; One Dollar and Fitly Cents for Two
Mouths, Invariably In advance for thepcrlod ordered
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1867.
The Organization of the Itepublicitti
i'ariy in the South.
It in no longer a matter of doubt that 'the Re
publican party is to be organized in all the
Southern States. Indeed, in several of them
it has already been organized, and in others
Stops towards that end are being taken. A
great delegate convention, numbering over
three hundred members, has been in Reunion
for the past two days at Richmond, Virginia,
for the organization of the Republican party
iu that State.
We look upon all these movements with un
disguised pleasure. It is better for the coun
try that its political organizations should not
be bounded by sectional lines, but should pre
vail all over the land. The Republican party
would long ago have been organized in all the
Southern States, had it not been for the fact
that, until after the overthrow of slavery, free
dom of speech and freedom of the press were
not tolerated in that section of the country.
The prinoiples of the Republican party were
: ,...:.,.. l : .1.. I . :
, biuuu ouuwiuuui niuiytj uuuauaw ita enemies cuiu-
pellod it to be so. We should have polled a
large vote for Fremont in 1856 in the South
had freedom of speech and of the press, instead
of mob violence, prevailed there. We should
have polled there a still larger vote for Lincoln
in 18G0, had we not been prevented by vio
lenoe from doing so. In the old "Union a) it
was," the South was dominated by the slave
oligarchy, and any organization in opposition
to its designs was impossible. Now, however,
the doors are opened, and the Southern people
are at last to be permitted to organize them
selves into parties the same as other citizens
of the republic. They are not slow in em
bracing the opportunity, and we shall soon
behold a well-organized Republican party in
each of the Southern States. It may not be
dominant in many of them for some time to
come, but it will be of great public utility to
have even a sound and intelligent political
minority in those States. It will tend to break
up Southern unity, and that bad habit which
the secession politicians have educated their
partisans into indulging, of looking upon "tic
South" as something separate v and distinct
frein the rest of the republic. The Southern
people will begin to feel themselves citizens of
the Union, and not merely or primarily citi
zens of their own States. The old sectional
feeling will gradually wear out of them and
be forgotten.
Hence, if for nothing but for its incidental
blessings, we hope that the organization of
the Republican party will be triumphantly
prosecuted in every Southern State. We
look also for mere pronounced results, for we
believe that there are several of the late Rebel
States that will become sound and reliable
Republican States, as much so as Iowa or
Michigan.
Suffrage in New Jersey.
Wb publish in full Hon. James M. Scovel's
recent letter upon the question of suffrage.
It has the right ring, and we trust that his
labors in behalf of so wise and just a cause
may be the means of accomplishing much
good. The old Revolutionary patriots of New
Jersey never thought of disfranchising a good,
honest, tax-paying citizen on account of his
color. They would have spurned such an
idea with infinite contempt. From the days
of the Revolution down to 1844 the Constitu
tion of New Jersey knew nothing of disfran
chisement on account of color. That mon
strosity of injustice was the fruit of that later
infamous pro-slavery sentiment which so foully
disgraced our whole country down to the
breaking out of the Rebellion. The remnants
of that sentiment still linger, but are fast
passing away like mist before the rising sun
of equal rights.
The Feabody Educational Fund.
FnoM"the circular issued by Dr. Sears, Oone
ral Agent of the l'eabody Educational Fund,
we infer that this new and great benefaction is
likely to be administered with more than
usual discretion. The principle upon which
assistance is to be afforded is that of securing,
as far as possible, slf-help on the part of the
people. It is intended to operate as a stimu
lus to their exertions. , The direct aim of the
Agent will be to encourage ami aid common
schools in the South, schools established,
Supported, and superintended by the Southern
people themselves. Normal schools will also
be regarded with particular favor.
This plan may not appear as imposing as
would the erection of some one or more great
universities, but it will be of infinitely more
Lfllufit la Ilia finnt liwrn TW.nnli. It BHtiki to
reach the masses, and to do it through stimu
lating the offorta of the people themselves.
Senator Wilson's Southern Torn. Senator
Wilson U about to commence a stumping tour
through the principal cities of the South. We
anticipate great good from his efforts. The
Southern people have heard bo many foolish
and malignant lies about the 'radicals," that
they will probably be astonished when they
hear the real doctrines of Republicanism from
f the Ifpa of bo wise and dispassionate a speaker
as Senator Wilson. They will find that the
Republican party is the true friend of the
South, seeking its highest political and social
good, ready to forgive its past errors, and to
weloome it to our new, purified, and regene-
' ratod Union.
Democracy in Kentucky.
Wb learn by telegraph that the Hon. R. T.
Raker, Union candidate for Lieutenant-Governor,
was prevented from speaking by a
gang of returned Rebels at Germantown, Ky.,
a day or two since. He was warned that
violence would be done him if he made the
attempt. A part of the town was burned.
Kentucky is a standing example of partisan
Democracy, such as now seeks to obtain con
trol of the nation. Its true spirit is acted out
there without restraint. It tramples down
free speech, and overrides the Constitution
and the laws with mob violence. Give the
Democratic party power, and the whole South
would soon be as badly olf as Kentucky is.
Suppose it had been a party of freeJmen
that had prevented some Democratic candi
date from speaking, and had burned part of
a town, what a howl of indignation would
Democratic journals hvo raised all over tho
country! How would they have argued from
it the unfitness of the black man to exer
cise the elective franchise ! As the work of
Kentucky Democrats, nothing will be said
about it.
The New York "Herald" in its .New
Quintets.
The New York lh.raUl gives notice to-day
that it will be found to-morrow in its new
building on Rroadway. The change, it says,
will be effected quietly between midnight to
night an i daybreak to-morrow morning.
The lhrald is, in many respects, the
leading and most successful paper in this
country; and with its growth and prosperity
there seems to be on the part of its proprietor
a higher appreciation of the duties it owes
to the public. Some of the best and ablest
articles on public topics, whether political,
social, or artistic, are now to be found in the
columns of the Herald.
The Antagonizing ok Races. We agree with
our Democratic contemporary when it says
that "jYo organization that series to antagonize
the rates in the South ran lay claim to be the
friends of that section." And yet this is exactly
the work which our contemporary and its
party have for a long time been engaged in.
No antagonism can be greater than that which
necessarily exists between master and slave,
and the Democratic party is the great pro
slavery party of this country. Our conteinpo.
rary opposes the political equality of races at
the South, and favors the oppression of one
race by another. What is this but seeking to
'antagonize the races ?" Equal political rights
are the great haruionizer of races, and these the
Republican party supports.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
"TIIK WOltl.II OH VOI H NOVL."
By rcnut'st of the Young Men's Cbristlau Asso
ciation.
RRV. J. W. HCHKSCK
will I reach oil the above subject. In the
Til I HI) D ClVIl BKMiRMKI CKURPH,
El.KYKNTH uixl Fi I.HItKT SlreeM.
ou To-morrow (Stunriuyi Kveiiiug. atT'i o'clock,
feats tree. A cnrillnl Invlntilmi to all.
old
HINK M l HKET 4 II (TIM 11.
i2 Corner of tULKTII
ill 1'INK sifivw.
PiencliiiiK by Hie I'a.nor elect. H. it. H. AI.LKN.
To morrow morning lit He. o'clock, iusiallauou or
ti e l'HHtor at 8 o'clock 1. M.
To iTMiiele Jtev. T. J. shepherd, r. I. j Sermon by
itcv. 1-1 link I Kobbiim; Charit to the I'astiir. by Kev.
AllKTt J!iiriii-: C'lmr tfi to I li People by ltitv. Hubert
Ailair. Former members ol the c-nurih apeclnlly In
vited. IihN M. K. I'Ml'HCIl. To-morrow Aluruintr.
at H'H' o'clock, by 1'V. JAM K.S NKll.L. At too
c lose of lite services a collm-lion will be luken lip In
..1.1 nr.l.u ....... t.iiili-ll... .if Ihm lt.ill.niiv Viu.t.in t..
Colon. d Children, ou Urandywlne street,
ll Ul 111.3 liriT I'Ulllllllh '. .A.... J.
above Fii-
leeutb street.
y-rn T1IK THIRD 0' TIIK KKKII'.H Of
KKiJ Dtoiilhly sermons being delivered before the
"Young l'eople'B Association ol the Tabernacle Bi.
list Church" ot 111 In city, will be delivered, at the
Chuicli, CHKSNL'T Street, west ot KiKhteenth, To
morrow KvenlnK. by Rev. F. t. UENSU.N. Subject
"The Short lied." All are iDVited.
tnxa. "TIIK
KKsritBm riox."-A si: it-
mon on this subject,
with appropriate ami
extra Choral Servient, in tne l.LINTu.N H'i'ilKKl'
FRfcBYTi.RIAN CHURCH. TKNTII Street, below
Spruce, To-morrow (Sunday) Kvenlmr, at s o'clock.
"All seats tree," and the public cordially Invited
TIIK nein.il OR YOI'K WO 11..-
. a,, ii out ,! ihu V'nnnii VI un'a I'lipiulmn
JKi will preach in AT11 l.h. I IU HALL, I'll I It
'll' MS Til Street, above JoWerson. To-morrow After
noon, at 3'i o'clock. Subject "Jehovah or Baal."
SeaUfree. Ail are Invited.
r-r. r. . r. r. mv . . n 'lilt, f..riri I
KirSS TtiMH."-Kev. H. S. HOFFMAN, minor of
SKCOTSD MORAVIAN CHURCH. Service To mor
row at K.1 A. yi. Jiaii, bijliu nireei aua uuuhu
avenue. All welcome.
HT. tXEJIEJIT'X 111 KCII. TVTEX.
Tl KT1I and C11KRRY Slroeui. To-morrow.
F aster Day, there will be service at this Church lu
the Evening at ,'4 belore 8 o'clock.
w-c HT. AKDIIGW'S I.UTIIFUAX
Etedrr'HlJRCn. Halt. N. K corner BROAD and
ARCIT Strects.-Servlcen by Pastor. lr, STOUK, To
morrow, at IP'j A. m . anu oi " i . m .
a- I'SIOS M. K. uracil, FOIIKTII
lltey Ktieei. below Arch. I'.cv. A. Cot )K M AN. lu'i
A.M. and Rev. J. B. MA DliOX at 8 F. M. Ceme,
and vrelct me.
EAkTKK SKItVlt i: OF TIIK M1'V
J3Si oav rchool of tueZlON F. K. Cli U IICH, oor
uercf i'H'HTll an I COLUMBIA Avenue, oiiSnii
ciay,2lHt Instant, at 3 V. M.
BKjrCKK KKNNAHI), at the TKNTII BAFriST
CilL'Klll, KRjllTH Mreet, above Oreen, To mor
ion', both Mortuni; mid Mveuini;.
w Co, I A1.V A It Y I It K M 11 Y T K It I A S(
J&JJ CHURCH. LOCUST Street, attovu Fli'lei.iitli.
Preaching To-morrow hv Rev. Dr. W. C. CATTKLT
at lo.'j A. M. and 7 r. M.
fKTXa. (IIIKI HOr TIIK ISfTKlM'KiUtOlt,
p. K..M RING OARLiKN Street, Oelow Ifroud,
The Rector, Rev. .1. V. BON HAM, will preucn at
I0';m A. M. and7'30P.M. Ntraugers welcome.
TB V II I 1. 1 UK H-H 'lirit'II.-TIIK
bKe next sermon lo the Young, on "Bible Jewels,"
at the (. 11UI.CH OF TIIK tl'IPUANi, To-uior-row
Afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
mere Vl.lin tXTOW.N Jr. OM 1RK
BY'lEKIAN t liUUCH.TUM'KHOCkKN and
l.KKKN htreel. Preaching To-morrow Morning and
Fvf n I ih at the iirukI houis. Bev. Mr. 1JAMS, of
BiinvIRe, in the Evening
t-V 111VRCII OF TIIK XKW TESTA"
M INT 1.LKVF.NTH and WOOD Streets
Rev. 11. S. HOFFMAN, i'o-mnrrow, at i'i P. M.
IHF.A IIIXU IN II A LI., NORTH"
east corner RlljOK Avenue and TWKNTV-
'IHIFU Street. -Bev. A Ll'ltEll.NEVlN. V. D no
Sabbaib, at H).', A. M. and P. M. .
"TrfvE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING."
X' CU1MINQ BELLS,
BY
CHARLES H. JARVIfl.
A new Juvenile Wnmc Book, containing a beautiful
arrangement ot Parepa's favorite ballad, with a
large collection or others equally beautirul, for schools
and the social circle. Price, BO centa. In paper, or
eenla bound. For sale at the Mulc stores. Just pub
luhed by SOWER. BARNES A POTTS.
tlustutblt No. 37 N. THIRD Street.
f TO RENT THE VERY DESIRABLE
iJtFurnlslied Residence situated No. Ill) TULPE
JTiwCK FN Street. Uermantown, frout Juu 1 until
the Ul day of October or Noveuibar.
Apply on ih prewlsea. i M 6t
T ,
J j rlllt.ni ' mi a Willie i CM viti iiiin
Association, ihe Rev.J. W. HCUKNl'K will preach
on Ibis sul jtct in the Church, TKNTII and r lLHKHl'
blref ts, To-morrow Kvening. at o'clock.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For additional flprrlal Noticrt mr the Hrsond rap,
rT" KEWSPAPB.R ADVEKTISING.-IOr,
OOK k CO. AgenU for Ui "TKLiwaAPH "
and Newspaper Preas of the whole country, have RE
MOVED from FIFTH and CIIEHNTJT Street to No
144 8. SIXTH Street second door above WALNUT.
Orricwc-No. 144 8. SIXTH Street. Philadelphia
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, New York. TSiJtp
OFFICE OF HIE
I'llILAOF.I.rillA 4 Ol Wr. IIC I 41, 1VIIARF
AM) RAILROAD CO.HP 1NY,
No a.14 WALNUT Street. PulUdelpltia.
NOTICK TO CONTRA CT0R3
Pealed I'Topoeals will be received at this olllce m til
Junex, 11,7 fur gmillnK TllKKK THOUSAND FEK P
OF RAILROAD TRACK along the U A re River
Ironl. east ol Delaware avenue, In thb Fir t Wurd.
Plans audspeciUca Ions co be seen on nud alter
ibo '.21 Inst.
ltil T. S. E.MKHV, President.
trJ" BOK KKEI'lNfi PENMANSHIP, COM--
I:R( lALCALt ULA JlO.ss.etc.tuiig.itiuo
roughly and practically at
IKITTKMirN's COMMERCIAL COLLEUE,
No. (vi7 t H FKN l)T Street, corner ol Seventh.
Students Instructed at such hours as may bent suit
their convenience. No vacations.
NEARLY REA DY.-The CRITTENDKM COM
M Hill A I, AlirillMM'lO AND COUNIINU
liOI'SE MANUAL, cuntHinlng the bes anil mist
rapid methods ol calctilailon; forms of the Various
papere used in business, accompanied byexplunu
lions, ueellil commercial tables, and mucli valua ile
business inli rniaiioit, lndispensniila to mercliams,
bus ness men. book -keepers, clerks, and to teachers
and suiili tils ol book-keeping.
4 rsluthm4p S, H. CRITTKNDF.N A CO.
KPT" OFFICE OF THE LEHKUl COAL
AND NAVIOA ITON COM. AN V.
I'llll.ADKI I'MIA. April 20. 1SI17.
TIPRlnled Annual Meeilog ot the Slock holders of
this Company will tie held at 'In' BO Rl OF TRADE
liOOMS, iiorih Bide ot C1IESNUT Street, wwve
llFTH.on TUESDAY MwnNI Ihe 7lh dv of
May next, at hsll-past 10 o'clock, afier .vhich au Elec
tion will he rent at l lie snme place .r Ollicers ol the
Coni)iiy lor the ensuing year. '1 be Election to cl jso
at l P, M. ol the same dav.
4 2") lit JAMES 8 COX. President.
Kj&F' CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-. AT A
mxJ Irieeingol the Dire'tors of the Cambria Iron
Compauv, l.elo on April 1. isfi7.
A DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CENT.,
free of State tax, on the Capital Slocg thereof, waa
declared, payable at the Oilice of the Company,
No. 400 CilESNUT STREET,
on and after the 1st of May proximo, to Stockholders
of record at the close of this day, or their legal repre
sentatives. JOHN T. KILLE, Secretary.
Philadelphia, April lit. lSriT. 4'20stUih0i
(Ka5T- SUNS OF ST. GEORGE'S AND ALBION
V-SS SOCIE'I IF. I he olllcer.t and memoeis'or
tin tie Such-lies are requested to meet at the Wetherill
House. SIX TH and SANisOM streeis, on MoNdAY
MOKM NO next, ut 10 o'clock, to attend the luueial
oi RICHARD riMUTllUKST, Ks.i.
JAMES R. WEBB
Secretary of st, Ueorn's Society,
WILLIAM J. lUiUL'l'ON.
It Setreiary of Aloiou Society.
jrtF NATURE FIGHTS DISEASE G4.L-
lamly; but don't lail lo aid her when she is
assailed. Iu all cio-es when there Is a tendency lo In
Han n, alien, the ally she most needs Is TARRANT'S
F FF F.RV ESCF.NT SELTZEJl APERIFJNT. Its
elli ct Is lo preveut congestion aud keep down fever.
4 16lulbn3irp SOLD BY ALL PR UOG IS PS.
6tVY? STEIN WAY & SONS'
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANO FORTES.
STEIN WAY A SONS direct special attention to
their newly Invented "Upright" Pianos, with their
"Jvtent haonator" and double Iron Frame, patented
June 6, 186, which, by their volume and exquisite
quality of tone, have elicited the unqualified admi
ration ot the musical profeaainn and all who have
heard them.
Every Piano is constructed with their Pateut
Agraffe Arrangement applied directly to the full Iron
Frame.
For sale only by
BLASIUS BROTHERS,
I2 4p No. long CMKSNUT Street. Plillada
THE PIANOS WHICH WE MANI7.
I iftaclure recommend themselves. We pro
mise lo our patrons clear, beatitilul tones, elegant
workmanship, durability, and reasonable prices, com
blnel Uh a full guarantee, For sale only at No, 1017
WALNUT Street.
Sifflj UNION PIANO MANUFACTURING CO
QiXrfTTATN GOODS.
We have on exhibition newly Imported English,
French, and Oorniau Hoods, w hich we are selling at
ORKATLY BF:DUCF.D PRICES.
UiE CUKTAINS,
Reps, Dnmaflks, Plushes, Cornices. Glmpn, Tassels,
aud ever) thing pertaining to the Curium Trade,
together with Piauo and Table Covers in great variety.
We also have our usual large stock ot
WIMDOW M1IADEN,
Comprising many new and beautiful designs, at prices
to bun the most economical.
KELTY, GARRINGTON & CO.,
4 Asmw4p
No. 728 CHESNUT ST.. Phllada,
TCH! TETTER!
AND ALL
ITCH I ITCH! ITCH!
SWAlXh'S OINTMENT
Entirely eradicates this loathsome disease, oftentimes
1st from 14 to 48 Hours t
NWATS V.'H ALL-HE ILI.MU OIXTMEXT.
WAY.-N Al.lrllKAI.I.U OIVTMK.T.
ktViTSK'K ALL IIK lLIMj OINTM KMT.
SWAIXL'N ALL-IIKALIKU OIMT.WEMT
JiWAl.M'H AI.L-IIKALINU 4 I SIT IK XT.
KWAlMiN ALL-IILALI.U OIAT.11UNT.
Don't be alarmed if you have the
I1C1I, '1ETTER, ERYSIPELAS. SALT RHEUM,
SCALD HEAD, BARBUl'S ITCH.
OR, IN FACT, ANY DISEASE OF THE SKIN.
It is warranted a speedy cure. Prepared by
DR. SW1YNE & JiO.V,
AO. S30 MUTI1 fcl.YTII fcTKKFT,
Above Vine, PhUailvlphia.
hold by nil best Druggists a 2stuthlp
PHIL A I) E L P II 1 A .AND
Sxt?KsfiMnofea
THEN TON. KV Kit V IiaV I..v
J. CtoptMdl.
Fare to 1 renton, each way 40 cents
All llitermedlete plHce. eucli w itv 2i cents
All lulermediaie placi s. Excursion Tiuaels... 4J cents
APRIL IN 7.
Monday, April -1 1 P, M. Montluv.
Anrll 2' S P. M.
'i UIdbV.
2J. I
Wednesday, "
Thun-day, "
Filday,
Saturday, "
I 1 ueHUHy 'j.t, 0
1 Wednesday, " 24, 5'i ' "
1 huisday, ' 2i, 5', "
'Frhlay, " ai. U'.A.M
Jr, 1
'.V
X.M,
iMaluruay, " 27, lii'a
putniay. April
u . Ti..u .. r'.j 1..
leMvoM a .1. iiiiuiKiuit aou jirmiui uiny.
- " nuviii wuuri at s a. At . aim 2 I . .u.;
leaves Briitol at lo A. M. aud 4-, P. M.
'i .oio" A?.r" M ' ' oiulay. A prll 29. I M.
lutsday ,"'!. " i Tuehday. " au. 1 P. M.
JOSH'JI M'MAKIN. ' ,
nmr in tW;njam lli M'MAKIN, Troprletors.
pl"!!!Caeblonrrdrt;;e"l';;,af,t.- " bTA',K btf'"t' Fhaf
R E M V A L.
A. Sc II. LlC.TA3IUItKf
Late No. 1012 Chesnut street, bave remove.1 their
FURNITURE 'ND UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS
To Bto, 1103 CIIKHNUT ITlluKT
Uf stairs. tlSm
GREAT UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF
CON VFRSaTioV ffiW " A NUA L OF
olearXv rXud that w th , .'i '""unclallon so
clearly tig u red, mat, without teacher or preliminary
If No. 121 LEONARD b'.Yo'rlc.
TIN PLATE, METALS, ETC.
I-ALL & CARPENTER,
No. 709 MARKET Street,
riiiLADt i.riiiA,
Importers of and Ihali'rs in
TIN PLATE, FIG TIN, PIG LEAD,
aud
ANTIMONY AND SPELTER;
Russia Imitation and American Sheet
Iron and Sheet Zinc,
Iron, S!ccl Tin, Galvanized Rrass
and Copper Wire,
SIIt'ET.lHLT, AND K(il)T CO i'PE If,
(OrPER,TIN AI 71KTALI.IC BOTTOMS,
UOOP AMI SMALL ROUND I HOST,
UAI.VANIZED HOOP IBO.V,
Stove Bolts, Brass Kettles,
FILEM, (RVilBLKN, ANU EMORY,
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON,
SHEET LEVT3,
CE RMAN BLACK LEAD,
REGISTERS,
Copper, Galvanized and Zinc Nails,
RIVETS OF ALL KINDS AND HIZES.
ItltASS, IRON AND SILVER-PLATED
C 11 A IX,
Sheet Brass and Brass Tubing,
BAKE VAN 3, HOLLOW-WARE,
Tinsmiths' Machines and Tools,
AND A FILL ASSORTMENT OF
STOVEMAKERS'
AND
TINSMITHS' SUPPLIES.
Sole Agents for Dixon's celebrated Clack Lead
Crucibles and Stove Polish.
Also, Bole Agents for Brown Sc Brothers' (un
equalled In quality and finish) Brass Tubing,
Brass and Copper Wire, Sheet Brass, Locomo
tive Tubef, Copper Ktvets, German Sliver,
Sheet and Wire, etc. etc., all of which we are
prepared to supply at lowest manufacturers'
prices.
Sheet, Copper, Sheet Brass, Brass Tubing, and
Lccomoilve Tubes of any size, shape, or thick
nets, inude to order at short notice.
TO THE UUAJDE.
Having withdrawn from the Arm of N. & U,
Taylor Co. (In connection with whom I have
been so long and favorably known), I have asso
clatidwitn me Mr. George W. Carpenter, Jr.
(ulso for a long time employed In the same
house), end taken the Store, 'o. 709 MARKET
Street, where I have now opened, with a full
assortment of Goods as set forth In the above
advertisement.
To rny old friends I need no recommendation,
and to all who are disposed to favgr ine with a
ului, I feel confident that my experience of
twenty-two years In the business Imi taught
me 10 know the wants of the trade, and the
ability to supply them.
Respectfully yours,
AUGUSTUS It. HALL.
M. EDWARD C. HALL, for many years em.
ployed In the house of N. dt Taylor Co., will also
accompany me to my new place of business.
A. S. EOBINSON'S First
Largo Sale of MANTEL, PIER,
and OVAL MIIO10RS of finest
quality of THICK WHITE
IRENCH PLATE GLASS,
Splendidly Framed, will take
place at the Art Gallery of B.
SCOTT, Jr., No. 1020 CHES
NUT Street, on THURSDAY
MORNING, April 25, at 10
o'clock.
The Goods will be open for
examination on Monday Morn
ing, April 22, as above. hHTtr
GMNCE Ul SILVER lilMM
SJLDOM OFFERED.
A Safe and Sure Investment.
THE CORONA SILVER MINING GO.
OF
Lander 11111, Austctj, Nevada.
OFFICE:
No. 243 South SIXTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
PKE3IDENT. ,
5lIARLEM TVELK1I.
TREASURER.
WILLIAM F. ANDERSON.
DIRECTORS,
CIIARLEM WELSH,
WM.F. PATTER90X, M. I).,
ROBERT I KINO,
T. W. SMITH,
W9I. F. ANDERSON,
CHARLE MATTHEWS, M. D.,
JOHN W. E BABOEB,
JAMES F. REED.
At a meeting of the Directors of the Corona
Silver JliniDg Companj, it was
Resolved, That in order to raise a further
working capital, Two Thousand Five Hundred
Shares of the Capital Stock be sold at the
price or sum of T1IREK DOLLARS PER
SHARE.
Resolved, That the remainder of the WORK
ITQ CAPITAL SHALL NOT BE SOLD AT A
LESS SUM THAN AT PAR, OR TEN DOL
LARS PER SHARE.
Call or send for Cirltlah.
wm. j. kainnie, secretary,
4i:iBv;np ao. 'H'i soi rii sixth st.
QHOICE WINES.
A lame and fresh assortment of Champagno and
other Wines, Just received, consisting ot
VErVE 'LI'O.VOT; CARTE D'OIlt MOET
A illANIiON'S UBEKN SEAL; MITMM'M
PB1VATE STOCIii I.1I I'ERI AL ROoE;
CA It I NET AND DRV VEHZKNAY
ROl't'IIE FILL'S; HEIDSIECK
A CO.; HI HFFKIIKKU'S
KPAKKIiINU RHINE
WINES; PIKE MER
MAN HOCUS; T A
II LE CLARETS;
FINK COH.
DIALS, ETC.
All of ,h!ch we offer at theatents prUts la New
York, and liberal discounts to the trade.
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
N.W. COR. ISROAD AND WALNUT STS.,
II tuthslp PHILADELPHIA,
diOn RE WARD. LOST, ON WEDNESDAY
pZU alterno' li, April 17th, a BLACK HAU con
taliilug lady's wearing apparel. Any person return
ing tbe ssnie lo U M. Oeoy.New York Hotel, Walnut
iirett will receive the above reward. i it it j
TIIEOLO PATROONt OR, TIIK OBEAT
VAN RROKK PROPERTY.
BY JAJIM A. KAITLAHD.
J ANI KIODELL'fV MODEL ARCHITECT t
And otber Kew Books Published This Dr, by
T. B. PETERNON Ot n ROTH ERA,
Ho. 306 CHESNUT Street, Philadelphia.
THE OLD' PATROOU ;
GU, THE GREAT
!VAN BR0EK PROPERTY.
BY JAMES A. MAITLAND,
Author cf "The Wnic'imnn," 'Tin Wanderer," "The
Dluiy of an Old Doctor." " Tli Lawyer's rttory,"
"hnrtHioe," "The Two Coiiinm." eic
Compli te In one largn Duodecimo Volume. Hound
In Orei n and Wln Morocco Cloth. I'rlce, 1M 4a
paper: or 2 0ln cluth.
JAMES A. MAITLAND'S OTHER WORKS.
Tlie Watchman $1 501 Diary of an Old Doctor l-5
The WaiKiert r. I 5i Ntiriaroe I R
Thelawyer'n Hlmy... l'5nThe Three Oousliis I'M
Above are in puper cover, or la cloth at rtt) each.
II.
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS
FOR
Model Country Residences.
llliiitrattd by Twenty-two Colored Drawlnot of Kl'v
ioni, and tbrtj-uur P:a'i of Urouwt 1'lani. t
cluding I'll at and Srconil Slirir, armmiHinwi
by Uenrral Deirription, XpccfflcatiOH. nnt
Kitimatet, jirrpwed rrpretily for pertoiw
who eonlemplate, buildlnu, and r
Artisan) throughout the UntM
titate.
DV JOHN RIDDKLL, Practical Architect.
It Is rubl sled In on large Royal Folio volume'
meamirti g eigblepn by rllteeu Indira In air.e. and wbtta
opent-d blu lli rue It el, and the whole bound Iu ouo
volume, in me strongest ana most suosiaiuiai tuau
ner. l'rice tilleeu l)oilars copy.
III.
IIAItf.ES niCKENM' WORK,
CHEAP KD1TION. PAPKR OOVI-m.
Kuril Book being- vomplele In one large octavo
volume.
Our Mutual Friend ri)0 Oliver Twist . 7t
Oi el Kx eoiution... ',5 Llille Dorrlt. ........' 76
LauipllKbter'n Stury... 7j Title uTTwo Okies 7
David Coppei lield 75 New Years' Hloriex 7S
Dombey anu Kou 75 lncki'iis' Short isioriss. 7
iNKlnlas lsiCKit-i) 75 MessHxelroui Uie a' 7i
PickwicH J'api'i-s 7S Holiday Stories ,.. T
Cliristuas bloiick 76 sketches by "Bo". T
Martin I I uutlowit 7A Aiiieilcun Not8 7S
Karnahy Itudf 7 Pic JMo Papera. TS
Dickens' Jw Mov.es.. 75 Sonifbodv's LtiKgaxe... M
Itlruk Douse .. . 7.'i l oin I Iddler'a Utound. 25
OiU Curiosity si op 7ft The Haunted House.... a
Joaepli Uriuiuldl 7.
Besides the above edition of the Works r.rOharlea
IHckens, T. It. PKl'l-itON BltOTUKHd
publiHh. and Iihvi. lor SHle t the pruseut tiuie,
'IV tnlnj-tme. oiI.it editions ol the Complete Works
Ol Chuilis DioKens, comprising everything ever writ
ten by lilm. huc suld at prices varying trout (15 to V&
a bet, accordiiiK lo the eolliou. Illustrations, mid style
oi bindltiK. to l ol v bkli editions we tuvlte the at
tention Ol the public generally.
All Books tent postage paid on receipt of retail
price.
All Books published are for sale by us the moment
they are issued iium the press, ul publisher's prices.
Cull In person, or send lor whatever books you
want to
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
ltlpj No. W CHESNUT Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
READ! READ!
THE
WATER-PROOF SHIRT FRONT.
WHAT is ITi
It Is a ncnt White Shield for
the breast, prettier than lloeu.
Intended to be worn over your
undershirt, and which, when soiled,
may be quickly restored to Its original
-purity by a wet towel or sponge.
It will save you time; will
save you trouble, save
money, vexation
and toil.
FOR SALE
AX THS
FURNISHING STORES.
WITH A
WATER-PROOF
SHIRT FRONT,
AND A FEW UNDERSHIRTS,
YOU MAY GO
To Paris and back without a
White Shirt. .
Tou will iifit i have a rumpled bosom ;
Toil will aMvitys preserve a clenu ap
pearance ;
Ton may travel without aunoyaucc;
Without your trunk full ol' dirty shirts
Tou need not stop to wunh up.
THUS, TOO,
Tou will snvv in hotel bills);
Save! u cost ol Slurt.H ;
Siwv iu wamtiinc ;
Knvc iii labor ;
Save In soap;
have in coal;
Save too
The vexation and confusion consequent
iu Ihe weekly preparation of your linen
and preserve the temper ofyour wife.
MANUFACTORY:
No. 44 South THIRD St.,
4 2U 8tuthl2t
SECOND STORT.
i
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skins. Excellent deform .o.i nit at l nwixiril.
MoTna. Sold by DrutrplaU
DTD n.T . .... .....
w tuAi waw , lioston.
It
FOK BALE AN EXPRESS WAGON. HAS
run Mi moiilbs: made by Vukr.ii. AdrlrHHB
Wagon." lor thra at ibis OOloe. 1 U SI