THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1867
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NUMBER CXVII.
DIET FOB MENTAL DYSrKFTICR. AND A CURB
ton HY-pocnoNDBu, nr-rocBisr, ob ant
COMPLAINT OF A HY ORDER.
by qui bkkiks editou.
ALMANAC AND DIARY. '
BIIORT MKTKK-ILI.OOroAI, OI13BHVATI0N3
TUB WKAK.
FOB
April.
Momlny, '. tonntor Wilson addresses the
Woolly Jleuds at Richmond. Xhoy turn
out cjulte strong, and declure the only
Massa tliey acknowledge is Massa-cliu-setts.
Tuesday .Je ll'. D.avla tikes lesions In
ritawiriK and painting nt Fortress Mouroo.
He expect soou to bo able to draw a full
tiouxe.
Wednesday, l. Maximilian In Querotrtro
In-uirtiiK for quarters. Jt is expected Itint,
before lie go. a tliciu lia will bo glad to Uko
pemik-s.
Thursday, !3. Meeting of City Councils.
They request the Mayor to take proper,
measures to put ilown the use of liquor on
Sundays. The Mayor wished to know If
pint measures would bo the proper tliiuys
tor the put pose.
Friday, !40. Independent Order of Odd Fel
lows go to church, and although tuo cars
ran, they all preferred walking, but,
showed their sense by inking churoho.-i
near at nan I.
Saturday, 37 Skiuri Cor.U'MN 1)y. The
Kditor having attended the Japanese ou
their way to Washington in the ears,
found no evil eH'cots from rldltij Willi
these colored people that distance.
"AHORSE! A HORSE r
' In Paris, where, according to Tom Hood,
"They call their mothers mares.
And all their daughters filleys,"
torse-flesh has grown into so much favor as an
article of food, that thero are no less than fif
teen butcher-shops for its exclusivo sale.
Four restaurants also oiler the new "viande"
as the distinguishing feature of their carte.
This is a now and exalted position for the
torse to occupy. It opens to his view a future
glorious in the prospective 1 The horso will no
longer he placed before the cart, but both
carte and horse will be placed before the guests
of mine host. This maybe justly termed an
Inn ovation in French hostelry. The French
are the authors of the proverb, "It is nobody's
tusiness what another body eats." They have
less compunction of stomach than the ostrich,
and more ways of squelching it by gravies
and condiments. Everything is meat that
comes to their larder. No doubt horse-flesh
will soon become a stable article of diet, and be
Sold at a galloping rate. It is meet that it
should. At such a time we shall expect to
observe a radical change in hotel nomen
clature. The great . dining-hall will then
be known as the Salle A Manger. Guests
with choice bits in their mouths will go over
the various courses in a style which thj
coursers themselves scarcely rivalled in their
palmiest days, before they were converted
into ragout3 and mince-meat. Racij viands
will beBerved up as the souvenirs of anti
quated racers; tho distilled spirit of the
draught-horse will go round in a de-canter, and
many a stirrup-cup will win praise from con
noisseurs. Some iiuch bill of fare as the fol
lowing will then be found upon first-class
tables:
soups.
Horse-tail.
Smiille, utter mile heats.
ROAST, FBIKD, ETC.
Roast Saddle.
Mustang, curried.
Fried Withers, uastrunu.
Sliced Thorough-bred, 1'ony Siuea.
ENTREES.
Colt's Head, on a Charger.
- bullion Hash.
Fiilet-au-Filley, garnished with Fetlocks.
PASTRY.
Blood-Puddine, from best blood-horses.
(Sliced He-buiits.
Whip fcyllubub.
DESSERT.
Arabian.
But we need not anticipate the future by
any further speculations. It is sufficient to
say that the new system of diet has now been
fully m-stall-ed in France under the most
favorable horse-pices. Hereafter the cooks
will be the most favored chevaliers among that
gallant people. Doubtless the innovation will
extend to this country, and be adopted by
those whose habit it is to mimic foreign
fashions. If so, we shall not be surprised to
see them next make of asses themselves, aud
turn cannibals.
OUR JAPANESE VJS1T011S.
On the arrival of the Japanese Embassy in I
New York, on their way to visit the (treat
American Tycoon at Washington, they stopped
at the Metropolitan, where tho No-Kamis and
Tommy, under the superintendence of Alder
man Boole, stopped on a former occasion, some
years ago. This time, by the request of the
Messrs. Leland, we were asked to come on and
accompany the illustrious visitors around that
uty, to act as their confidential friend and
guide, to (? all their bills (except their hotel
imiB), and, to keep them from the professional
'Confident! Ill a" nrlirt .. . i 1
""vciiobu ttll.MUUM VU lllillvO
the acquaintance of strangers, particularly
mobe wjio use only gold, as is the case with
jny friends from Japan.
1 On the first day four of us, First Commis-
klnnni, TTnff. flntnnnfc.lt 11... c .
B'""11 y-o -", uio oocona Uomrnu.
sioner Fat-Tom-Mato, the Interoreter Rootah-
Ea-Oah, and the Series Editor, started out to
- . . Al... Al . - .
Visit, OI course, iue neutral Park. After
waiting on Bixth avenue some time for a car
to come along with the sign on it, "Coloued
PEKB0N8 ABE ALLOWED TO KIDB IN TU1B CAR," I
and my burnt-umber friends got in, and, most
unexpectedly, the Conductor went to some
trnnble to Rite my oppeiueau melius ueais.
The reason I learned afterwards the Con-
factor himself was both a foreigner aud a
rimrrhead.
0a MriviPg fcttlie Twk, UDg-Onionset
walked towards the policeman to pay an en
trance fee. I immediately stopped him, tell
ing him I would settle that, and they could
with me. I made similar" arrangements in
reference to crossing all of the bridges in the
Park. Going through the walks, Rootah Ha
Oah would insist on taking all the direction
boards for praying machines, and I had the
greatest difficulty in preventing the whole
Embassy from falling down before a little
rustic seat In the Ilamblo, on which was sitting
a young mnn with nn opera-glass eyeing some
ladies in the distance. They mistook it for a
sacred shrine with its idol,
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the rr.ESiPiNO deity
of the place. 1 assured them it was an idle
image, but that New York abounded with
them, and that nobody worshipped them but
silly girls. After viewing other interesting
objects in the Park, wo returned to our hotel.
When wo arrived there we found that some of
the Embassy had been to the Auction stores
down r.roadway, and had purchased some
half-a-dozen watches apiece, and Sum-Punk-Kin,
the Treasurer, had bought a bottle of
Spalding's Liquid Glue, which he supposed
was to dress his hair, and with that belief he
saturated his pig-tail to its utmost capacity,
when, on retiring to rest for the night, it was
found that the supposed hair oil, being glue,
had "set," as the cabinet-makers say; aud he
not being a hen, could neither set nor lay in
any comfortable posture, and going to sleep
with this arrangement was
TIIE BEST THAT HE COCLD DO;
for the glue was good, and, like the American
Tycoon, would stick to its point, and refuse to
bend even to the heads of Japan.
Next day they bid
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FAREWELL
to their host, and left for Washington. On
the ferryboat a little boy tried to sell the cele
brated Japanese puzzle, which consisted of
two pieces of wire linked together, and which
was a greater curiosity to the Japs than to
anybody else. 'When the boat reachod the
slip at Jersey City, most of the passengers of
course ran and jumped over the chains before
it landed. My friends, who were all practi
cal gymnasts in their own country, seeing the
natives thus act, began to leave the boat
IN TUIS STYLE,
as showing greater proficiency in acrobatio
attainments than that possessed by a majority
of the passengers. I explained to Pat-Tom-
Mato afterwards that the hurry In getting off
the boat was not to show their gymnastic abili
ties, but it was merely a custom, originating
in the fact that most of those who practised
this speedy way of doing were hungry shop-
keepers, anxious to get home to their supper
Now and then one. ot them was drowned or
had his head mashed, but as a general thing
the feat was performed with safety. Ung
Onionsett thought a spring-board on tho end
of the boat would be an Improvement, as the
experienced traveller could then leave the
boat with a double somersault
After getting seated in the cars, the various
small peddlers began coming througn. ine
"Maple Candv Man" brought Ins box arouna,
I .r. .. , ., TV. -v.,- lnlr a 7iiu.H of
I W lieil eHCIl OI lllH JiUlUUSSY j
candy and put it in his mouth; but when ,
the candy man nignilled to Ilootau-Da-uan
that he wanted mouey, it was with tue
greatest effort I prevented the wholo Royal
.TanancFe Commission from nor for mine the
ari-kari on the spot, and ripping up them
selves in a first-class manner iu a first-class
railroad car, so mortified were they at eating up
by mistake the man's samples. I magnani-j
inously paid the whole bill, forty-five cents
aud thus saved nine valuable Japanese
I lives, else they might have ripped themselves
I up aud brought to light the object of this)
i vuit. which the newspapers Bay id now
locked up iu their bosoms. . .
I Along the wholo route the illustrious visitors
I WMe loaded down with lim sandwitches,
vegetable ivory, ami budgets of Fua. Of tho
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1 1 sf
specimens of American pictorial literature,
Ung-Onionsett bought a copy of everything
that had a portrait in it of the American Ty
coon in any shape.
It was not long before tho whole company
got asleep, with the exception of Sum-Punk-Kin,
who could not sleep on account of his
glued pig-tail. I left them at Philadelphia to
pursue their own way to the Tycoon of the
White House, and to Mr. Seward, that other
"coon," whom to see at an advantage one
must be wide awake. Sum-Punk-Kin bade me
good-bye, but neither his queue nor his wrath at
Mr. Spalding, tho inventor of the glue, had
yet softened, but it is hoped that time will
mellow both.
AMUSEMENTS.
MEKICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
SATURDAY EVENING, April 27, 1867
GRANT) MONsTkR rnwciiT
under the auspice of the Committee on Public Amuse-
uil'Utn. in mil in me
SOU "1 HERN FA MINK RELIEF FUND,
IIV Til I."
(IKBMAN SINGING ANIi M tTSlP A T. HfirrFTrr-si
who have kindly Volunteered their services, viz.:
ajIEDEKTA FIX. OKPMKUS,
fcyEMi Kit BUND. ARION.
U.ERMANIA, AURORA.
1,1 KliKUKRAXz 1.1 x-tii Afir-r
JINGFR M.TiNNEltUTIOU,
Ttl'TONIA MyKNN F.llCITOn,
'li-LJONIA H.KMU.KIHiSD,
1JKKTHOVKN M SN KRCITDR,
C )N CO K 1J 1 A M K N N K IU : UO R,
i.ir itr.iii n k h i, h i h k h i x nm.ai .i v ih.
ntllKMANN'H HATKHi.KK MILITARY HAND
IIWJK'H 1MI II, A HKI.ril IA BAND,
McCI.L'HO'K I.IHKRTY IHHINKT HAND.
UEAMJ COM Rl. NA TION ORCHK-sTRA. OK TWO
11 L JNDKEi) rifillliOiiaEBS
FIVE HVNmiKl) CHORISTERS.
I'UI ll.UAMM K.
Director L, ENGELKE
Jf A 11 1 1.
1. Orond NnMonal Overture T-nrter
A 1 ranged by Air. Tb. Herrmann, l'errornied by the
cuniniiied memoers oi lierK's I'liiiaueipina Jiund
(j. u. . iiecK, i,eauerj auu me suuerieu uuuu
herrmatin. Lender).
2. Cborua A. "ssinKer's Tlome.") T
C. "Farewell." f -J. Otto
oung oy tne i-ieaoriuici oi ine ueruian j ree Uongre-
khuuu iniruiui. vv. auiiH'ii.
a. I'borus " I he Onard at the Rhine" C. Wllhelm
Bung by the Uiennerclior (Ulrecior, L. Kuuelke).
4. vame -i ne i-airy laies- Faust
i'eriormea uv tue combined iiuihIh.
5. Song "T'bou an bo near and yel no
mr" Iteicbard
Sunn by Mr. J. Ural.
6. Chorus "March" ShMfltr
fcung by ine combined biugmg bocluUea (Director, L
1'AltT II.
1. Chorus "Love aud Mercy." (Liebe und
(iiinde) otto
Bung by the bieiigerbund (Director, C. Uaertner).
z. oejecuou i ne iiuiruenois ' Meyeroecr
ry me viiiiiinneu oauus.
8. Chorus "On the Rhine" Kneeken
Bunt: by the Young Miuuuerchor cDlreclor, li.
RUB).
4. Oalop "Colunibanus". Parlow
Hy the combined bauds.
5. "The Ptar BnaiiKled Hanner." Performed bv the
ceiniiineu ringing (societies and liuud, uuaer
uireciion or in r. jJa r,ugeiKe.
DOOMS OPKN AT 7 O'CLOCK,
COMMENCE AT 8
ADMISSION. FIFTY CENTS.
Pecured seats. 1. Tickets tu the Honor Circle, in
Reserved seats may be hud al the Music Store of O
W. A. TKUMPLEK. SEVENTH and CHEdNUI
htreeis. und at the Academy of Music, on Tuesdat
luorriiug. 4 (jt
A
CADKMY OF MTJS
I C.
HEAPPEARAKCE FOR A SHOUT SEASON
OF
1UCHINGS'
ENGLISH OPERA TROIIPR.
CAEOLINE KIC'llIKGS DIRECTRESS
nn the louowing well-known artistes:
8. C. CA M PJIKLL, W ILLIAM CASTLE.
KDWA RD bEUUIN. D. II. W VLIE.
HI..MIY PEAKS. J AS. ARNOLD, JAM. PKAES.
(L,ate ,elua Harrison),
MRS. BOFDINOT. MRS. A HNOi.il.
with lull und etlectlve Chorus aud Graud Orchestra,
GERM AN1A ASSOCIATION".
Musical Director u . G. Deltrlch
jr.eiiisv riujiT, MUjiiiAV. April iiu,
liOH MIAN filltl..
Rox sheet open on Thursday mornine. mTnniP.
iu s juusic store, ana at ine Academy.
a. p. i-f.jMNOi j5.1t, iiusuieas Manager.
N
EW CllESli'JT STREET THEATRE.
THIS (Saturday) EVENING. Aprils,
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT
of the eminent Histrionic Artist.
MR. JAMES E. MURDOCH.
who will appear id his great impersonation,
MR. BEVERLY.
In Edward Moore's domestic Tragedy, entitled
JllJ!i UAMi-Sl jJi.
To cobclude wlih
THE LOTTERY TICKET.
Wormwood Mr. Walter Lenuox
MONDAY EVENING. April 2.
alter a long and uarelul preparation, will be pro
duced, Willi
MOST MAUjilriCrn 1 SL'KNJSUY
BEAUTIFUL PANORAMA,
A NEW PLAY,
KNTITI.KU
AFTER MANY DAY'S.
TT ALSDT STREET T U E A T K
V V N. E. comer of NINTH and WALNHT Street
j jus (saiumayi j-,v Jriu, April jt,
BENEFIT OF OWEN FAWUE'iT.
Roucicuull'a great Drama, In live acts, of
OR. THE LIFE oV'aN ACTRESS.
"WapBhot ..Mr. Owen Fawcett
iouciuue wiiu iu) ieur pairioiio uriinia oi
iiuusjt-siion. KObiNSON:
OR. THE BATiLE OF KING'S MOUNTAIN.
Chris Sliuw Mr. Owen Kawcett
MONDAY First Niulit ot Mrs. LANDER, loriiierly
MISS J. M. 1)A VKNPORT.
The manngemeui bus the Pleasure of announcing
nu eugageineiH wiiu mis great Artiste, couceueu uy
me puouc anu ine press mo
FIRST At TRESS OF THE DAY.
whose classical performances picluretuue. graphic.
anu intellectual nave elicited w armer critical appro
bation man those or any
J.1V11NH '1KAHKU1EMKK.
Mrs, LANDER'S appearance will lie strictly limited
to iweive nights. Commence MONDAY, April uv,
iu uer greatest part,
AlllilK.N.M';.
KM. JOHN DREW'S NEW AKCH STUEKT
THEATRE. Begins at U 10 8 o'clock.
SIXTH NIGHT OF LADY DON.
THIS (Saturday) EVEN1NU, April 27,
Second Time of ihe Comic Operatic Drama of
THE CHILD OF THE REGIMENT.
Josephine LADY DON
wiiu tue --Bong oi inu jjriim,-- --j-ruuee j-ver uiori-
ous," "Jb.ver ot luee, ine Kataplau," etc.
After which, Sixth '1 linn, the ISurlesuueof
KEN1LWU11TH.
Furl of Leicester .. LADY DON
111 rehearsul PKltnEUS AND ANDROMEDA.
Seals secured six days in advance.
EXHIBITION OF PAINTING AND SCULPTURE
The Fort y-Fourtli Annual Exhibition
OF TUB
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
CUE8NUT STREET, ABOVE TENTH,
Is now open day and evening, from 9 A. M. till 7 P-
ni , anu irom o tin iu in tue evening.
AdmlituiKM. v6 ceiiis.
Season Tickeis. 60 cents. 4 22 3;t
nTISTSf FUND SOCIETY.
MPUIKCi JLXII1IBTIUM JSOW OPKN,
AT T1IKIH NEW UALLKltlEN,
KO. 1831 ClIKtiNCT KTltEET,
From A. M to 8 P. M. 4 13 U
Admission. 25 cents. Season Tickets, 60 cents.
TTOX'S AMEBIC AN VAUIETY TflEATEK.-
X' irfwMM,'NISK ATTRACTION.
FOX'S COMBINATION TlCUUfK
r. v y n v k v v i .1
f,lliiutiii M I JMHtj (J j;, ( (J PANTOMIM B -
N
- ' - ' num. I H N NN I )'R
f AWM HONS IIIXKV'S MllCfciMVlJ ,
the Great Siar Troupe of the World. In tb,,i, 11 kTni
BU1U
,J!J3V11JJW, anu rjAiNlATlON hi-iNink
open 7 O'clock, -mineucln sVclocl
J. L, CAKNCiuXv? Manager.
. I'OlV
Sao
GERM AM 1A OKCIJEBTHA.-PUBLIC RB
bearsals every SA'IUKDAY AtTEBMOON. a.
- 1 . . . ..... LITUlk 11 1 I 1 ..
vl Eugagement
KKirC
made by anuremung uJ.oituj
.di ati'i.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
1.4 A R N Sri
HFKECtKD
H.OLUNSHEADV
If? 300
(r'mri"
l)l!'""ll
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STATE3IENT
OP THE
WESTEEN INSURANCE CO.,
OP
Jiuinilo, TSfAv York,
JANUARY 1, 18G7.
CAPITAL KTOCK,
All paid In, in cash.,
....300,000-00
ASSETS.
A mount of cash on hand
Ami lint of cash deposited in bank
Amount of cash In hands of agents
13.131-93
I7,N4 IS
21,kio-DI
A uioiiDl ot loans secured by bond and more-
guge, being llrst lien ou reul estate upon
which less than one year's Interest Is due
mid owlne
87,M4,49
Amount of United states and btule stocks
owned uy the company:
1'ur VaL Market I'aL
United States two regis
tered bonds F70.W0
174,000
31,800
28,080
40,920
United Slates 6-'2u .cou
pon bonds au.uvo
United States 7'30 Trea
sury notes- 27,000
United States VaoTrea-
sury notes 4H,ooo
New York Stale 7 per
rent. Rolllllv I.onn 05.0(10
67,000-2-:i,600'00
Amount louued on collateral Becurlty:
Market vulue of Stocks, (4(1,801. Amount
loaned
Interest accrued, but not due
Pills receivable lor Inland navigation risks
Due Irom other companies, salvage, etc
Anu un tot all other property held by the
89,10V00
:i,lli'5.i
ll,U7a-Xi
Company
. 2,809'H
tro2.O42'0i
I.IAIIILITIF.S.
Amount of losses reported to the Company.
and not yet aoieu upou t-i.uju uu
INCOME
Amount of cash premiums re
ceived J1U,U1U-J'J
Net amount of premiums re
ceived 422,420-97
Cost to telmburse otiutandlug
risk? 62.432'53
Amount ot premiums earned (:159,9S9'44
Amount oi income irom an otuer sources... -h.im-h
344.79'6a
EXPESDITlTtlS.
Amount ot losses paid during the year $207,444-51
Amount or expenses paid during tne year.
including commissions ana lees to agents
and officers of the Company 48.143-48
Amount of taxes paid by the Company lil.mi so
(29j,700 S1
Leaving a net proflt.after allowing 112,432-53
to reimuurse un outsiauuiug risKs, oi
(68,979.31,
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Sisters, American Gem Landscapes, IS kinds: Scrip
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aud Adventures of
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somuly bound 111 green morocco clolb.
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to subscribe! In any part of the city. Volume 1 is
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Volume H, "David Copperheld." ,,. . ,
n ..in Biii.Ki-ntin at once, as the set will be com-
plelidlu 18 uuilorui volumes. ..,.,.
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a o ,i,M!it. Nn. si'S CH1-JSN UT Street
"ttIVE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING."
M CHIMING BELLS,
1 V
CHARLES II. JABVIS.
a ,,ow .TiiTnnilu Music Book, oontuiiiliig ft. beaiitllul
arraugemenl oi Parepu's favorite ballad, with a
farge"ectlou of others equally beaulllul, lor schools
and the social circle. Price, 60 cents. In paper, or ou
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D
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PUT VP AT
AVlLTBEECBli'S DRCG ST0UK,
KO. 888 SOUTH kECOND BJTBEET,
rBII.ADEI.PHIA,
'rui nnlor mors water than four times the tarn
amount of ordinary ludlgo. '
IT 18 WABBANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
It is reutlled at tn lamt price M tne UalUtlon and
HOOP SKIRTS.
INVISIBLE.
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IX
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SKIRTS ;
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are sold
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Dry Goods Houses In this city. Also by sole
ownei s f patent aud exclusive manufacturers
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TN IHE COURT OP COMMON PLEAS FOR
L THIS CITY AN1 COUNTY OF J? UlLADKL-
ASSIUKKD ESTATE OF WARREN F. FERGUSON.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, Kelt le,
and adjum the account of THOMAS UHEEN-
1I1VL- AUBl.r..nA nf thu ITstuta 111 W A HRkX V.
FEItGlIfeON, and to report dlHtribution of tlie balance
in lbe bands of the Accouutaut, will meet the par
ties Interested for tbe purposes of bis appointment,
n MIIN DA Y. Anrli 29. 1HA7. at hnlf-DHHt S O'clock K
M., at bis ollice. No. 32 South THIRD Street, in the
city of Philadelphia. a. ii. liiAKr,
4 8 tbstufit Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
1. AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
KhTATK in1 JAMK.sc. WOKKELL. deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle
and arlluat the account ot EMILY 8. WORRELL,
AUUliniKtratrix, c. b. Ul tuo r,BLnio ui jauiimui
WORRELL, deceased, and to report dletrlbutlon of
tbe balance In tbe bands of the accountant, will
meet tbe parties interested for the purpose of his ap
nointmeuton THURSDAY, the 2'i day of May. 167.
at 4 o'clock P. M at No. 123 S. FIFTH street. In the
city or Philadelphia. AMOS JiRIUOS,
4 17 thstusi Auditor,
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
X AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
EHlHle of CHARLES Z1MMERL1NO. deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of JOHN ZIMM KKL1NO,
Administrator of the Estate of CHARLES ZIMMEK
1.1 Nd. deceased, and to report distribution of the
balance in the bands of tbe accountants, will meet the
parlies interested ior the purpose of his appointment,
on MONDAY, May . 1M7, at 4 o'clock P. M.. at his
office. No. 433 WALNUT Street, iu tbe city of Phila
delphia.
THOMAS J.
WORHELL.
4 28 tuths 5t
Auditor.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
CUTLERY.
A fine assortment of POCKET and
TABLE CUTLERY . RAZORS. RA
ZOK STROPS. LADfES' SCISSORS
' " r w.n. j; -.. -"--"-' , " J ,
L. V. HELMOLD'8
Cheap Btore, No. 1S5 South TENTH Street,
11 g Three doors above Walnut.
IQOO KE3rs NAILS
AT It EDUCED PBICEM.
Baldwins' Butts, all sizes.
Butchers' Plane Irons and Chisels.
Rowland & Ames' Shovels and Spades.
Kenrick's and American Pulleys and Screws.
Table Knives, and Forks and Spoons.
Champion Clothes-Wringers.
Planes, Wood and Iron Rakes, etc
FOR BALE CHEAP, BY
STANDBRIDGE. BARB A CO.,
7thstu NO. 1881 MARKET STREET.
QOLD'S IMPROVED
PATENT LOW TEV3X
AND
HOT WATER APPARATUS,
FOR WARMIXe AND VENTILATING
WITH ri'RE EXTERNAL AIR.
Also, the approved Cooking Apparatus,
TIIE AMERICAN KITCHENER,
On tbe European plan of heavy castings, durability,
and neatness ot construction
Suitable lor Hotels, public In-tlUKlons. aud the better
class of Private Residences.
Also, Agents for the sale of
SPEAKMAN'S PATENT SAFETY VALVE,
Which should be connected with every water back
aud boiler, aud O RIF1 ITH'S
PATENT ARCHIMEDEAN VENTILATOR.
UNION STEAM AND WATER HEATING COMPANY.
JAMES I. WOOD A CO.,
KO. 41 SOUTH FOI RT1I STREET.
B. M. FKLTWELL, Superintendent. 4 20 8U1
No. 1101 CHESNUT. Street.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Uave opened, at their NEW STORE,
N. XV. Cor. Eleventh and Chctuut,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
ow
WHITE ;0rl,
LAIES,
EMBROIDERIES,
LACK UOODN,
HANDKERCHIEFS.
VEILS, ETC. ETC.,
Of superior Quality, M LOW PRICK
ieJ1H IQII 'OM
jtsW"'. PHILADELPHIA B UBQEON'8
Crrfj? BANDAOK INSTITUTK, No. 14 ;
iukJ"3 jNiNUi oireei., auove inrou a. j
EVEKKTT, after thirty vears' practical n penence)
suaraulves the akllful ad)ustmeut of his Premium
rlIll uraoUHilllK rin'Uii nun.. ' T.icfcj ui I
others. Supporters, Elastlo Stockings, Shoulder I
Briues, Crutches. Susjienders, etc Ladies' apart. I
MWUlCvUUucVvapJLadfi b&i I
GROCERIES, ETC.
PURE RHINE AND MOSELLE WINES,
Especially imported for Private Use, and
gnptrlor Qualities of Cleret Wines
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
A. WOYTT,
NO. 82S WALNUT STREET.
i '81m
QURDSALL,
NO. 849 SOUTH NINTH STREET, -
BELOW LOCUST,
Is prepared to furnish Families removing to the
country tor the Summer season, with the choicest
articles oi FRESH MARKETING, including Prime
Reel, Mutton, Jersey Poultry, Spring Chicken, and
Lamb in season, etc. Orders promptly sent, free ol
charge, to all depots.
He refers by permission, to the following-named
gentlemen- iniiurp--
John Welsh,
John H. Newbold,
K. T. Klseubrey,
Cope llros.,
Oliver Landreth
W. M. Mernth,
morris jiucKer,
Oeorge W. Blight,
R. Marshall,
Edward O. Clark.
QESlRfiELE FOR LUNCHEONS PICNICS, ETC.
Pales of Grouse and Quail, Pheasant. Eugllsli Hare.
aud Veiimou
Gelatines ol Grouse, Pheasant, Quail, and Turkey,!
LoaKl PheRsunt, Quail, t.rouse, ami sweet Breads.
Equal to the Imported in style aud quality.
FOR SALE BY
JAMES II. WIS Li 15,
814 Corner EIGHTH and WALNUT StreeU.
FT A I L Y
FLOUR.
ETEUY BARREL WARRANTED.
FOK BALE BY
J. KDWA11I ADDIOKS,
(Late of L. Knowles & Co.
i6m4Pi No. 1230 MARKET Street
flJEW ITALIAN MACCARONI
"PBl'SEIXES" FOB STEWINO OR PIE9f
HAKDLNO'S BOM ELE83 MACKEREL,
Dun rifeb; Yarmouth liloaters,
FOR SALS BY
ROBERT BLACK A SOU,
1 16 3m4p EIGHTEENTH and CHESNUT Sts,
LONDON BROWN STOUT
AND SCOTCH ALE,
In atone and glass, by the cask or dozen.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
Dealer In Fine Groceries,
U 7rp Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Slo.
Q.A It FIELD'S
SUPERIOR CIDER VINEGAR
Warranted free from all POISONOUS ACIDS.
For sale by all Grocers, and by the Sole Agents.
PAUL. & FERGUSON,
4 19 3m8p NO. IS NORTH WATER Sa.
SHIPPING.
tpirt.. THE PHILADELPHIA AND
JJtui-' SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
IlAJN Vli REGULAR LINE
I'Ull SAVANNAH, OA.
TONAWANDA, Hou tons, Caplaiu Wm. Jennings,
WYOMING, 0 tons. Captain Jacob'i'eal.
The steamship TONAWANDA, will leave for the
above port ou Saturday, April 27, at 8 o'clock A. M.,
Irom ibf secoud whan below Spruce street.
Through passage ticket sold and freight taken for
all poluuin couuecllon with IheGeorgia Central Rail,
road. WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
Nu. 314 S. Delaware avenue.
Agents at Savannah, Hunter fc Gammell. 4 1
THE PHILADELPHIA ivn
.SOU'lHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP UOM
'B REGULAR SEMI-MONTHLY L1HK.
AOR NEW ORLEANS, LA..
VIA HAVANA
8TA B OF THE UN ION, I'AUt tons. citpt.T. N.CookseT
JUNIATA 1216 tons. Captain P. L. Hoxle,
Will leave this port every two weeks alternately,
toucbiug at Havana for passengers going anU i
turning.
THE STAR OF THE UNION will leave ior New
Orleans May l, at 8 o'clock A. M., from the second
wharfielow Spruce m reel.
The JUNIATA wl Ituve NetV u ieans for this
port April 27.'
'Ihiooiih bills of lading sigued for freight to aluui.u
Gulvefclou.Nalchez, Vlcksburg, Mnuipnis, Niuuv Jt I
Caiio, St. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
4 1 No. 814 S. Delaware avenue.
Agents at New Orleans, Creevy, Nlckeisou dt Co.
THE I-1IILADELPIIIA Awn
ha SOU'lHERN MAIL bTiuAUHUfP com.
,'AAV'b REGULAR SEil 1-MONTHL V LINE
Ht t lLilll.MIO, N. c.
The steamship PIONEER. M'2 tons. Captalu J, Ben
nett, will leave ior the above port on Monday. April
11), at 12 o'clock M., from the second whtrt below
Spruce street, I
Bills of lading signed at through and reduced rates
to all principal poiuts iu North Carolina.
Agents at Vt llinliigtou, Worth & Daniel.
WILLIAM L. JAMI-JS, General Agent,
4 1 No. 814 S. Delaware avenue.
f. STEAM TO JjIVeEPOOL CALLING
'fB.aiyueensUiwu. The lnman LIdm, saiui
lilac
bblljl-
eelkly, currying the United stales Malls.
hk'l L'KN
'JJUJi.Ji.JB iu J-AI(.lfe AND
BACK,
I I Itb'i' CLASS, 2uu GOLD.
CI1
CT'J
Cl'l
Cl'l
l.'I'l
CITY OF MANCHESTER Wednesday, May U
and each succeeding taturuay aud Wednesday at
uoon.from Pltr No. 46, North River. '
RATES OF PASHAGR
By the mall steamer sailing every Saturday
Payable iu Gold,
Payable In i:urninm
First Cuh!u. ...... l lu
To Lonuoii............ Jit
Steerage...... ....J0
lo London m gf
To Paris 1:
iu i-aris..
Passitge by the Weduesduy steamers: First Cabin
(lib; steerage, a0. Payable In United States curreuoy!
Passeiigers alhe forwarded to Havre, Hamburg Bra!
men, etc., at moderate rales.
Steerage passage from Liverpool or Queeuscown tat
currency. Tickets can be bought here by persuus Bend,
lug lor their triends. -,
For luruier lulormatlon apply at the Comnum
Ofhces. JOHN g: DALE. AgeTiT. Tt
87 No. Ul W ALN t'T Street, Philadelphia.
PASSAGE TO AND FROM
JV oTEAiiSAlP AD SAILING TauKET 1
Al jll'.UUUEH RATES. "
DRAFTS AVAlUAbLK 1 llHOUGilOl'T E&GT A
1KLLAD, KUOTLAD. AND W ALLS.
Forpaitlvularssppb to '
1 aI'Su'OTT BKOTHLHS en
lo. SBiOU'IP h,relt snoNMBUOADWAT
1 1 Or to TBOS. h. AKLK. 217 w rAPiMlj
KIP MnUfvnnir
m " uiii, v i F t .sit
iSkifiaf:" .company Oespa
n n.n.Kn -K.,..T A..".. ?." .'i' 4. .! Deii
Teavlng- dairy al"l2 : and 6 P. V"
all NorUiero and Vjixi..t ,Ji OOUuectl
For ire Ig lit, w hich will be taken upon
. 0VI.LJLIAM M. BAIR
!" ilSli.?i.JtEi,A WAi
"J H E
NO VE LTf
ID I'LOTUEV
THIS SPLEN
HA8 FOUR COG-WHEELS, two oi
In reality the ONLY RELIABLE O
Don't buy belore seeing u,i- W1J
RETAIL.
R. MAOFEI
llmrpl
Q. 781 CI1ESN
n
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a.m. cori
i.aM'.inni,,",! i H ,S MANOrACIl'
TEUHK8, VAiI8E8, and BAGS stdW
. . Trsvsl. 1
irjrmgrivu 709 CHE,STN,
i'Y OF cork Wednesday. Mav l
i'Y OF WAbHINUTON -.-Salurday, May 4
I'Y OF PARIS....... Saturday, May II
I'Y OF LIMERICK Wednesday May 15
1Y OF NEW YOKE Hatum;' m i?
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