8
WILL JEFF. DAVIS BE TRIED t
7b th MHO of the Evening Telegraph: -In
aiscuw'" let' Q 7m ?f Fii"
.1AV yott "There are no questions of fool to
toe settled " This ts nndoubieJly bo la all that
oe to make a case of treason, for the acU o
jjafls which the Goyernment claims as con
stituting the aot ol treason will not only be
confessed, but are gloried In by him. And
xience there 1b no necessity for the intervention
of a Jury to pans oil a question of fact.
Yon say further, "Ills defense mast necessa
rily be on merely logal grounds, admitting the
facts, bnt denying that they constitute trca
nn ' This Is also undeniably true. Hut legal
Questions are, or ought to be, decjdod by the
Judges, and hence there appears to be no neces-
11 wia bi said, however, that our form of pro
ceduVe requires tl.eserTlces of a Jury In all suoh
w ees and that the Jury are the Judges botu of
Se law and the facts. You say further, "That
i virolnialury Hilght rofHse to convict him."
it iH ouite likely Hiut among any twelve men
f Vlfiiuia who might be empanelled as a Jury
in -t his ease, tliere would be al leust one, probu
hiJ ' more, who would refuse to convict him
vrn on the most llrect evidence of his guilt;
fciit an acquittal lu such circumstances, you
a J truly, would "carry no weight with It."
iow does any one believe that Mr. Davis,
or his counsel, dnttires nny bucIi acquittal?
noes any one believe that, for an acyuittal,
either he or they will rely mainly, or in any
degree, upon the fidelity to the Xulleu chief of
some Juryman, guilty as hlmse f of treason,
whoVoufd take any oath imag rjable for an
onoortmiity to vindicate the righteousness of
lfo CS," and save the life of Us chltf
eXM?DDlivls professes to believe, as do his legal
advisers, that he is not technically guilty of
treason- that though ho levied war against the
IJnited fetates, and adhered to their enemies, he
had a right to do so (without being liable. In
case of failure, to be oujudged guilty of treason),
nnrfor and by virtue of an alleged prior alle
giance which he owed to the State of Missis
sippi" and that, as the avowed chief of Hie so
called Confederacy, he was no more guilty of
treason against the United Htates in currying
on war against llieiu, tban was the King of
.England in the war ol 1812.
On this point, and on this point mainly, so
far as the question of treason goes, the Issue is
to be maUo. The authorities of the United
(Stales claim that every act of his, In mainte
nance of his Confederacy and against the
Union, was treason.
Ko, then, both sides agree on the facts. They
Cisngree on the law. Let the advisers of Davis
be invited to agree on a statement of the facts
which the Jury shall be instructed to find, and
thus reduce the trial to an argument before the
Court upon the real Issue. These advisers pro
fess to he confident of success, and their accept
ance or rejeetiou of the proposition will test the
the sincerity of their profession. I am no law
yer, and, of court e, cannot suggest Just how thla
plan eau be best accomplished; but if those en
gaged on both sides will act ou the suggestion,
they will readily, I have no doubt, hit upon a
ha liable and if gal method.
The paramount object of the trial Is not so
xcucb, after nil, the punishment of the culprit,
as the judicial and authoritative settlement of
the question or allegiance, whether primarily
to the Hate or to the United Btates, aud whether
the Rebellion nsuumed such proportions as to
rtl eve the ec'.lon of parties in Its behalf from
individual liability as traitors.
Of course it Is presumed Mr. Davis will not
seek to avail himself of any quibble of law, or
any bias of the jury to obtain au acquittal, as
any ordinary criminal might do. But upon
the principle of Aut Cesar, aul nihil, he expects
to triumph before the Court on ills plea of prior
allegiance to bis State, and the natloual posi
tion he occupied, as he must expect a con
demnation in case that plea is disallowed.
Agree then on the fuels, try the .question of
law telore the Court, and let the i ury be in
structed to find the man guilty If his plea Is
disallowed, and to acquit him if the Court sus
tains his plea.
rhlladelphla, May 27, 1807.
TUE FASHIONS.
FELL DRESS MATINEES ASD FASHIONABLE ATTEND
ANCE DRESSES OF THE Y0UKCJ, TUB MARRIED,
AND LADIES OF DECLINING YEARS JACKETS,
ORNAMENTS, ' AND EMBROIDERIES THE VERY
NEWEST HAT, ETC.
Fams, May 10. Full dress matinees have
tutfdeuly come into fashion, and henceforth
there is nore9t, either for the wicked or the
good. By the latter I mean ladies who adhere
to high bodies and the maxims taught them in
unsophisticated youth; these have greeted
mornictr receptions with the cordial Ijv of un
lettered consciences. The wicked are those
-who love gaslight, and who would have done
away with matinees entirely, if our present
stjles were not so combined that they can be
very hlgh-collaied and still not look dressed,
vrith nothing but round lids on their chignons
instead of hats.
Complaints have arisen among American visi
tors in this Exposition year that they are disap-
fiomted with Frenchwomen quite taken aback
n their expectations. Some express wonder
that anything can be found to admire in them
Taeyond bits of ribbon, neatly tied, and the cut
of their upper garments. I have hchrd members
of the great republic say that they have been
-taken in by lalse report in tbis respect, and
really look quite distressed on the subject.
A French matinee is, after all, a very aareaa
Dle innovation, especially in Spring. Uuests
drive to their hosts' and hostesses' houses, lunch
eon under blooming lilac, stroll about the taste
fully laid out-grounds, listen to excellent music,
Bomewhere hidden behind shrubbery, discuss
ices and Gounod's new opera, which loitunately
happens to be Jiomeo and Juliet. This subject
Is such a resource for jounarheioes very hard up
at the end of a Beaaonlor something sentimental
to talk about! The balcony scene is commented
on In Bt least five different arbors st the same
time, but only as referring (o Gounod's style.
The following are some ol the dresses worn In
the Faubourg St. Germain at one of these mati
nees. The garden is very large nt the back of
the dwelling-house, and all the toilets I mention
were rambling under a long alley of old lime
trees such as crow in the woods.
A young lady. Short pink silk under petti
coat, white muslin overskirt and loose jacket,
wilh pink silk sleeves. The petticoat and
eleeves were trimmed with guipuie Insertion,
the muslin over-kirt and jacket with a flat mus
lin plisse frill bcwu on in bcollops.
The bonnet was made of pink tulle and a
white snow-ball garland.
The parasol white nioirc, lined with pink and
fringed with guipure luce.
The mother of two daughters in their teens
yore a camel's hair sultaue with a ninizo flower
(brocbe) and a crimson bud on white ground.
Tne robe was very long, and trimmed round the
bottom with rolls of maize satin ap,i c-ai90Q
narrow braiding net ween.
The bonnet was made Of 'maize crepe lisse and
riowlui iUt-nin leavg w-ound round the front
and nuugMl'.Lo over tho chignon.
An aged lady wore a grey robe with an empire
bounce round the bottom, a lace circular and
white tulle bounet, trimmed with mauve flowers
and white leaves.
There were costumes In every shape; pome
were drawn very tight behind and tied up over
blue and light green under skirts, wilh loose
jackets, or with tight jackets to match, which
are the newest, and fashes having large bows,
with streamers behind.
These tlht jackets nro worn with every kind
of dress thut is known as a costume. Tho
prettiest bow behind Is maJe of plaits, just us
children invent paper tans; the bo r standi out
butterfly shape on the waHt.
No one would call herself presentable without
jet ornaments. Heads are here bought by the
pound, and strung in ever; possible, shape that
Ingenuity can dovUe. The ttimmlcgs sviost in
favor are put down the seams of the gored
robes, the &hortet in front, and they ligthen
as they turn behind. Koine very pretty links,
jnade of gimp, with jet bugles, form a chwin,
and look very well on stripe, grejs or plain
lliiht walking matcriale.
Embroidery is quite In vos?ue. Tho richest
kind is worked in natural tiuts over light poult
le sole. Leaves aro cut out, bordered with
vatln. and sewed rounl short over skirts, tuckets.
tc. The prettiest loaf is tho lilac, for it keeps
linn, ud not bciiisr too potuted does not
Curl op.
The newest hnnnet n not a bonnet: it is a
Jktad ol luce, called Louis XV, wilh a large, rich
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY,
flower on ono slrto, and another under the chin".'
a something between a Spanish mantilla and
the wimple of olden tlrues; a something that
e-"j Of" b? ?ale(' " Jove of a thig." "None
ut old maids need give up the idea dl adopt- I
re an
but
in it.
Mad'lle Nilsgon, the sins-er, basjant received a
magnificent pair of earrlnes from the Empress
for her attendance at the Tnllerles chapel, and
the following are tho other court and fashion
Items for the weeks
l'rince Napoleon has Inst returned to Tarls,
The Grand Duchess of Russia leaves Florence
this week for Paris.
On Saturday lat Lady Cowley, the !WIrq
Ambassadreop. held a grand reception, to which
all the nobility of France and arlMoeTacy of
England in Paris were invited. Lady Theodora
Wellesley helped her parents in doing the
honors, her sister, Lady Itojston, being out of
health.
Governor Henry II. Crapo, of Michigan,
returns this, year an income of $ 52,903.
GROCERIES, ETC.
QLARET WINE.
OOO CARES
HIGH m MECIUrvl GRADES CLARET,
Our Own Importation, and Bottling,
FOR NALK IN ANTITIES TO MUIT TnH
II17TEB,
at the lowest cash piiice.
SH10N COLTON & CL1BKE.
.;W. COR. BROAD AND WALNUT STS.,
9 14 tuttuHp
PHILADELPHIA.
THOMPSON CLACK & SON,
BROAD AND HESpiTJT ATREET4,
PHILADELPHIA,
:dealers in
fine tea.s
AND
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
Goods delivered In any part of the city, or pced
se curely lor the cou m ry. 8 80 stuthsmrp
r0 FAMILIES RESIDING IN THE RURAL
DISTRICTS.
We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply Families
at their Country Residences with every description of
FINE CBOCERIES, TEAS, ETC. ETC.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
U7rp Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Sts.
Q-ARFIELD'S
SUPERIOR CIDER VINEGAR
Warranted tree from all POIBONOU3 ACIDS.
For sale by all Grocers, atid by the Sole Agento,
PAUL & FERGUSON,
4193m8 NO. IS NORTH WATER ST.
gPANISH OLIVES.
TI1EE HUNDRED GALLONS OF
Xrino xaiiiHlL Olives,
For sale by the
ttioilntloD.ty
gullon, much below the cost o
JA3IF.S R. WEBB
Corner WALNUT and KlGmil Bts.
TO RENT.
TO RENT A HANDSOMELY FUR
nlHbed Country beat. Willi 20 acres or Ground.
mutt miles dlitaul fruui ttie clty.haviuirnuabUQdanna
of 1'iuit and (Jrnameutal Trees, and lurue and pro
tlucllve Vegetable Uarden, large iiuru, blubliug uad
all oilier nece Bary outbuildings. Convenient o! access
to tbe city by tbe North Pennsylvania Kullroud.
Apply to LIS WIS II. UKDNER,
6 27 Ko. 152 8. FOPKTK Btreet.
TO RENT DESIRABLE COTTAGE,
with Couch House and Stable, Situation lilKLi
ana neiiuny, wim plenty oi siiMie. uuiy niteeu min
utes ride by steam twelve limes dally. Apply at No,
4i!&CUKHNUT btreet. 6 27 61
TO LET PART OF THE HOUSE NO.
.LiilOO b. FOUKTH btreet, below Lombard, east
sun-, Inquire ou the premises, llefurences re
quired. 6 2S
JOHN O. ARRIS ON,
Ncs. 1 and 3 North Sixth Street'
Philadelphia,
would invite the attention of his friends
and customers to his superior
assortment of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods;
Also, to his
Improved Pattern Shirt ;
the material, workmanship and finish
cannot he surpassed by any in tbe
Market. a 2 tpi
BIDDING
OF EVKltY DKSOllIPTION
AT
ItEDTJClSO PKIOES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
NO OSS KIWCiE AVENUE NEAR TINE ST,
J. O. PULLER.
823tutlisrp
rjllE OLD MT AN O RE IODELLED
NEW ft TORE FOR HSR CONFECTIONS.
juillie uew stock of I' lneCoutectlons, t rul h, eto.
I'HiLABKLI'itiA, May 14, 1W7.
navlnfC taken tbo old eslabllMhed blore No. :6
MAKKKT btreet, tormeriy occupied by Jobu Hugey,
and completely refilled aud renovated Hie entire
uremlHes, we are prepared to supply all articles In
our line, ut as reasonable price as can be purchased
Our Ioiik experience In the buMuess, together with
the elllcleut cm ps of workmen, at our oommaud, wli
enable us to lurulsu the llueut arlicols at lUe lowest
prices.
A call U respectfully .ollclteJ.NK ljFFI,.
inimrp NO. 000 JMAltliET MTHEKT.
JCttMrU HllWMM, WAVIKH b,
DRY GOODS.
LI2TEIT ST0EE.
ARCH BTHEET.
Largest linen Stock In the City.
WHEAT BEOCCTION IN PRICE.
LINEN BETAILIRU AT IMPORTER
PRICE.
Lately opened, direct from Europe,
FINE SCOTCH TAIILE CLOTII AND
NAPKIN.
RICHARDSON'S TAIILE CLOTUS AND
NAPKIN.
RCOTCIITOWELLINC1,KCABCEOOD.
It LOON DAIMAUK TOWEL.
LINEN DRILL STAIR C II A II, BED
BORDER.
BROWN LINEN CRtDIB CLOTII, S
AND 4 YARD WIDE.
SEVERAL RALE POWER-LOO.n TABLE
LINEN.
LINEN CAM H RIO DRESSES, NEW
STYLES,
PRINTED SHIRTING LINENS, ETC.
GEORGE MILLIKEN,
LINEN IMPORTER AND DEALER,
4 Bthstuamrp No. 88S ARCII STREET.
grLENDID STOCK OF
LINEJiS AND HOlSE-MRNISniXG
DRY GOODS,
At Rod n cod Prices.
A NEW IMPORTATION
OF SUPERIOR EXTRA FINE AND HEAVY
Double Damask Table Linens,
fable Clolhn, two to seven yards long.
Napklnsand Doylies to match.
JluckHijiu k, Diaper, and Damask Towels.
Towellngs of every description.
Bird's-ey e I.iueu, Linen .Lawns.
Poll Heavy Dlnpers, a' 1 widths.
Heavy plaid and llgured floor Linens.
HlcharaHon's. bmyin's, and Dunbar's Linens,
(Sheeting and Pillow Linens, all widths.
Furniture Cliint7.es and Furniture Dimities.
Linen Materials tor Dusters and Travelling Suits
and Furniture and Carriage Coverings.
White Linen Holland, lor window shades.
Fine Oau.se bummer JUunkets.
Elegant Marseilles QiiDih, entirely new styles, with
centre pieces, embroidered In colors.
Counterpanes and Blankets, all descriptions.
(Jauze and Bummer Flannels, all widths.
Fmbroiilered and printed l'lauo and Table Covers.
Flegaut printed aud plaid Flannels for bacquea.
Also, a large assortment of white and colored Tarle
tans; white and colored Mosquito Netting, with
Frames complete; Laceand Muslin Curtains, Cornices,
and Cur lain Materials; Window Shades. Also, a de-
Earlratnt for White (joods. Hosiery, and Staple Km
roiderivs, Domestic Muslins aud bbeetlngs.
SKEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRIS0H,
5 24 7t rp NO. 10 )B t'HESNVT STREET.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND FILREBT,
HAVE J VST OPENED
4
Two caBes Colored Mohair Alpacas, choice shades.
Fine French Percales, 37 H cents pir yard.
Bt ripe Poplins, 60 cents per yard.
A cheap lot of Plaid Goods, 2 cents per yard.
BLACK BILKS I BLACK BILKS ! Very cheap,
WHITE GOODS! WHITE UOODSt
White Piques, SO, 56. 62i, 75, 80 cents, and 1 per yard.
Handsome Plaid Muslins, very cheap.
t?olt Finish Cambrics, Jaconets, and Nainsooks,
Victoria Lawns and Bwlss Muslins,
Figured Bwlss Muslins, from auction, cheap.
Bhlrred Muslins, 62X, 95 cents, fl-12, f 1 25, and
il 87 per yard.
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Muslins, at
the very lowest market prices.
Bargains In Ladles' and uents' Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladles' and Gents' Linen Cambric Hdkfs.
A cheap lot of Worked Handkerchiefs, from auc
tion.
A large assortment of Linen Fans, very cheap.
Ladles' and Misses' Hoop Eklrts, best quality, 10 22
P1UOE Sj WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBEET Bts,
JAS, R. CAMPBELL & CO..
IMPORTERS, JOBBERS AND RETAILERS
OF
DRY GOODS,
KO. 727 CHESNUT STREET,
OFFEIt THE LARGEST STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS
They have ever exhibited, comprising the best and
most desirable fabrics for the present season, at
greatly reduced prices 5 28 tfrp
D I A G II A 7 L 8.
GEORGE FRYER,
No. 916 CHESNUT STREET,
HAVING A LARGE STOCK OP
INDIA 8 II A "V L 8
On hand, will oiler them for tbe next three weeks
at greatly reduced prices, less than ever offered
before. 4 IS 8 m
Ladles In want ot this article will do well to pur
chase now, as great ludncements will be ottered.
J CHAMBERS, NO. 810 AKCII STIiEET
( Novelties Opening Dally,
Keal Cluny Lacin.
lilack Ouii'iire Laces.
l'olnle Applique Laces,
Polute de (Hue Laces.
Xbread Veils from ti-00.
, WHITE GOODS.
Marseilles for Dresses Bargains.
trench SIubUuu, lyards wide, al 60 cents.
Shirred aud Tucked Lace Muslins; India Twilled
LouKClolbl Pluld, Htriiie, aud Plain Nulimooks; sort
n nihil l ambrlo, 1. yard wide I Cambric Edgings aud
Insertions, new design vary cheap 6lm
PARIS: AU PAGE, No. 16 RUE VJVIENNE,
Bottom of the Court Yard, on the left, first flor.
DfLCUU V FOK..KILK ft, M A NTLKH,
SSCt lUtlltS iiWUVJtAUTEa
DRY GOODS.
X1 A. XL I E J?
AND
IS CENT LAWKS.
81 cent real French Jaconet Lawn..
Fine dlrnlay Fft't Color Lawns at those price.
French Organdies In rich designs,
SS CENT RENADINES.
25 cent Plaid flrenadlnes, Bines, Greens, e
81 ceut Plnld Grenadines, all the colors.
Fine stock 81 and 57 Thin Dress Goods.
WHITE GOODS.
White larire Patln Flald Muslins.
Neat C heck Nainsooks, wtrlped and Plaid Muslins.
India 1 ills, Hwiwes, Ulshnp's Lawns.
Iilnen I'nmhrlc and Jxing Lawn.
xrellent White Pique, so cents.
Berlin H loves for Ladles and Children,
Veil Itareges, two qualities, all colors.
Vtll Wreiiadineg liines, Greens. Modes, Browns.
Hosiery a full tock Lai 1 1 m' good qualities.
Uents' Half Hose. Rood Mi'kIIsii, for 60 cents.
Cenis' Udkls. Hemstitched, Hemmed, Colored
Border, etc.
60 dozen Ladles' Hemstitched ndkfs., M cents.
' r-uperb assortment Ladles' Heiustitched Hdkf).,
Single one or dozen, at lower prices than fur years.
Linen Collars and Cull's.
LIXENS.
Complete Stock Irish Linens, by the yard or plwe
Table Damasks, every grade, (rout 6u cents to IJ'50
per yard.
Towels some r cent good bargains.
Itutcher's and Shoe Linens, ny the yard or piece.
Pillow Linens a fair assortment.
QUILTS,
Verv cheaD now sood time to bnv.
fU-.-iO anil n u Quilts, several kinds. 1 1 1 stuth4p
Marseilles Quilts, every size aud quality, & ut (la.
229 FARIES & WARNER 229
NOUTII NINTH STIIEET,
ABOVE RACE,
Have Just received from recent Auction Stiles:
One cnae Scotch Dress Ginghams, 80c, worth i c
Ilest Black Alpacas, 48, SO, 60 60, 65c, etc.
Spring All-wool Plaid Shawls, f), worth (t'SO.
New and choice styles Spring Calicoes,
Double width Alt-wool Delaines, c.
Black aud White Balmorals, very low.
All-wool Tweeds, boys' wear. 7&c
Power Loom Table Linens. 3, 73, and 83c.
Linen Towels, 12, 16, 18. 20, S5, 28c, etc.
Apron and Nursery Diaper, Napkins, Dovlles, etc.
Ladles' Linen Handkerchief's, 15, 18, 20, 22, and 25c.
Lad Us' Col'd Uord'd Hemstitched, S7c., worth 50C.
Cents' Linen Handkerchiefs 23, 25, 81, 87;j', and 50a
Gents' Hemstitched Handk'm, 50, 6'i1,. 75, 87,'uC, etc.
(Jents bummer Cotton Undershirts, 75c.
French Woven Corsets, 125.
WHITE HOODS! WIIITECIOODS!
Plaid Nainsooks, 25c. up.
Plain Nainsooks, 25, 81, S7'j', 45, 50c, etc.
Victoria Lawns, 81, 37',, 45, 50c., etc
W hite Piques, 511c.! Corded do., and 75c.
Wide bhlrred Muslins. 75, t5c and (1.
Bon finish Jaconets, 25 81, 87,S, and 5HC.
Satin Plaid Nainsook, for wrappers, 50c
Swiss Mulls, Soft Finish Cambrics, etc.
Linen Shirt Fronts, ao, 87 S,, 45, 50, 56, 62,' and 75C.
, Three-ply Linen Cuffs, 13c
DOMESTICS I DOMESTICS J
One case Bleached Muslin, 12'c, best yet.
, One bale yard Unbleached, leo., worth 18c.
Bleuched Muslins, 10, I2S. 16, 18, 20, 22, and 25c
24 yds. wide Bleached Sheeting, 45c.
2'i " " " 80. 68, and 85c.
Pillow Case Muslins, 22 and 25c.
All-wool Doinet Flannels, cheap.
Best makes Blenched Muslin.
WIUInniBVille. Wamsutta, Semper Idem.
. Forestdnle, Bay Mills, Superior Khirvlng.
New Jersey, Montgomery, Manaway, Waltbnm,
Pacific, fctraflbrd, etc.
FARIES & WARNER,
1291 NO. 8S9 NORTH NINTH STREET.
No. 1101 CHiusNCT btreet.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Have opened, at their NEW STORE,
N. W. Cor. KleventU and Chimut,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
or
WHITE OOODS,
LACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
LACE OOODS,
JUAN D It 1"K CHIEFS,
Of Bnpertor Quality, at LOW PRICES.
1807!!!
AN ATTRACTIVE CORNER!
BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY t
ELEOANT GOODS t
PRICES LOW
We have pleasure In saying that we are able to offer
an unusually attractive and elegant STOCK OS
GOODS, and at PRICES DECIDEDLY CHEAP.
RICH HEAVY BLACK SILKS.
NOIIAIRS, LUSTRES, POPLINS.
SHETLAND SHAWLS lOB 3.
PIANO AND MELODEON COVERS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND DRILLS.
BEAT HOOP SKIRTS, ALL SIZES.
LINEN GOODS, MUSLINS, FLANNELS,
ETC. ETC.
All goods sold at the very lowest postlblelprlces.and
warranted as reprebented,
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY
N. E. CORNER EIGHTH AND SPRING
GARDEN STREETS.
Established In 1853. 8 1 3m8p
gILKS! SILKS ! SILKS!
BLACK SILKS,
GREY DO.
PURPLE DO.
WHITE DO.
GUIS PELE DO.
STRIPED DO,
And many other RICH SHADES, all of SUPERIOR
QUALITIES AND BEbT MAKES, are offered at a
LOW FIGURE, at
MAD'LLE KEOGH'S,
illthstulm NO. t)0I WALNUT STREET.
CUKAP BUY GOO I 8, CARPETS, MATTINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, AND WINDOW SHADE
V. E. ARC'HAMBATJLT,
N. E. Corner ELEVENTH aud MARKET BtreeU,
opened this morning. fruru auction .,..,.
Jnnralu Carpets, all wool, at 7ftc.. 87c, 1, 1;28, l 87.
an J (i lugralu Carpets, wool flling, 40O., ..and
tic. Fligllsh Tapestry Brussels Carpets, only 1'75.
Entry and btalr Carpets, 25c. to 75c. Aag Carets. 4JC,
to 750 Hemp Carpets, K5c to S'Jc. Floor Oil Cloths,
eSc Wludowbhadis.'! to8. Plain Window Hoi
land 6oc. W hlte Matting. 87c. to sou Red Matting,
ftcYlo-. Woollen Druggets. 1 to lltO. blalr O
Cloths. 25C Spring ChluUes.Uc to loo. DeLalnes
no. uuuB.1uo.oAp gT m
N. E. Corner ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets.
EXCURSIONS.
WYPIinmONa DP THE R1VETL
XJtTlie splendid steamboat JOHN A.
irres-
hese
V at
2 o'clock In the Allernoon. Hetiiruliig, leave Rristol
at 4 o'clock, arriving In tlieclty at 8 o'clock P. M.
FAHK Eacurbiuu, 4U cents. Each way, 26 cents.
ltiiriinuion and Bristol, stopping at Rlverton, Tu
ilale. Andalusia, and Beverly, each way. 'i
L'?ir.'i..;,. io.va riiF.HNUT streist wjiah
MAY 28, 18C7.
CARPETINGS
RATTING VAREHOUSE !
. foCCALUJMS. CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET,
Would Call III Attention f the Trad
to their Kztsnslve Stock of
CANTON AND COCOA
MATTINGS.
ptlESH CANTON MATTINGS
AT BET AIL.
WHITE, BED, CHECKED,
AND
FANCY STYLES.
The Largest Assortment In the City,
MCCALL13IS, CREASE & SLOAN,"
No. 519. CHESNUT STREET,
B 22 lmrp
PHILADELPHIA.
K E 31 0 Y A L
OP
TOVNStZND & CO.
TO
Ko. 69 North SECOND . Stroet,
BELOW AKCII, EAST HIDE.
CARPETIKCS, ETC.
Tbe attention ot our rlends and patrons la
called to oar
KEMOTAL
To. Ko. 59 North BECOxND street, below Arch
east Elde, where it will be our aim to keep In
8 to re such GOODS only as we have every con
fidence will give satisfaction to our cus
tomers. 3 30 stuth2mrp
CANTON MATTINGS,
CABFETINCS
Oil. CLOTIM,
WINDOW SHADES,
ETC. ETC. ETC.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN rTwHITE,
MO 18 NORTH SECOND STREET,
IS NOW OFFERING TUE ABOVE GOODS
AT VERY LOW FIOVRES.
CALL AMD BHE. 8 81m
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
910 MEAD & CO., 910
FORMKBLY AT TEE
CORNER OF NINTH AND CHESNITT STS.
ARB NOW AT
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
ISOUTH 8IDK, SECOND FLOOR,
Have Just finished over (50) FIFTY NEW 8TYLK3
OF TEA BETH, wnlch ibey are offering at euor
mously low prices.
Tea bets, plain and chased. flS'O
" " 30-X
" rich chased....... ta-M
' " " .............. tM-00
Tery handsome. ,.l7-b0
" very rich and medallions..... fio 00
' tusoo
ICE PITCHEE8 a specialty, ranging In price from
(i-00 to 118 00.
HEAD & CO., Manufacturers,
NO. 910 CIIESNVT STREET,
4 1 8m rpl SOUTH BIDE, SECOND FLOOR.
1028 CHESNUT.
I. J. TAYLOR,
T E "W E L L E Xt.
The attention ot the public la invited to my Stock,
comprising
FINE WATCHES,
DIABIONSn,
SILVER-WARE,
ELEOANT JEWEIJXT,
CLOCKS,
nvsic BOXES,
And all articles appertaining to the trade offered at
reduced prices.
WATCHES REPAIRED AND WARRANTED.
1028. 2 26tuths3m8p
BLANK COOK G,
OF THE BEST QUALITY,
ON HAND AND HADE TO ORDER.
COUNTING-HOUSE STATIONERY,
E. H0SKIHS & CO.,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
STATIONERS AND PRINTERS,
1 1 tuthssmrp NO, 1 ARCH STREET
WEDDING CAR DO.
PARTY INVITATIONS.
TUE LATEST K0VELTIES.
It. H0BKINS & CO.,
STATIONERS AND ENGRATEBS,
I ltuthsSmrp
NO. 918 AKCII STREET.
GVT TTTM BK8T. THHI JTOI.Y BIBLE IT ARD
U 1 JsKdlUonFainlly. Puli.lt and Porket Bll.le.,
In hiilfiiihil MtvlLs of Turkey MortKsco aud aiiHima
b",uW.UA Se'w edmou, wfauged lor photographic
portraits f nin"1 w. HATtDINQ. Publisher,
No. K6 CAAJittNCT btrwl, bJW i ouxjb,
AUCTION SALES.
rt H' "ost. Anctloneor,
N D 4
COJI
AUCljtTilix'Bt
SALH.OF 1400 CA8ER TOxyrj 8H0E3. BR0QAN3 '
', ' " Tliursdav niornln.
' . r, 5 4t I
JOHN B. MYEU8 CO., AUCTTwJELRa
Nos.Xsa and 4 MARKET Street, ,Ua
LARGE SA T-K OF BRITIMII, FRENCH, GERMAN
AND DOM EMTIO DRY 400IsT
dry goods, by catalog, on four months' credit. "g
On Tliursdny morning,
Jf y so, at 10 o'clock, embracing abont 1000 pacltMoa
and fou of staple and fancy articles, lu woollw?
worsteds, linens, bIIks, nd cottons. "uius,
N. ll.-CataloKties ready and good arrangml for
eumlnatlon early on tbe morning ot sale. 6 24 5t
LARGE rOBmVISM LKOF OARPKTINGS, COK,
On Frldny MoruliiK,
May fl, at 11 o'clock, will be sold fey cAtsloeue on
four months' credit, about 200 pieces Venetian smjTr?
Hue and fine Hifrraln, Hutch, hemp, list cou?iS
rag cnrpeil.iRS, etc., embi-aclng a clink asTortmeaTol
J Ob
OTHER EUROPEAN LUY OOoLh ETli
- On Monday Morning,
Juno 8, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, by catalogue, on
fnur mouths' credit, about 700 lots of Frenchfludla
GermR,,, and British Dry Ooods, embraoluS a f ml
BSHortment of fancy and staple articles lu silks,
wo'eds, woollens, linens, ana cottons.
Hold Regular Hales ot "
REAL KhATK?bTOCirB AND RECUR IT TEfl AT
rr J.h' PHILADELPHIA KXL:HAN(4liL
Handbills of each properly Isln Nonaratniv
IWJ catalogues published and "ire" fted Snlalnln.
full descriptions of property to hiani.i . i . . '
ter. and ottered al private gala itegi.
Bales advertised dally lnjsil the dally newspaper
will .nC,udeLE N i
ORPHANS' COURT SALE-Estnte of Alexander
Galloway . deceased. -Btone Resldenoe and lot of
Kaiuowt Tweuly-Be""l Ward, near tier-
BY ORDER OF nEIRS-EslateofRoger McDonald.
decea8ed.-Two-story brick Tavern and four brick
Dwellings, corner of Twemy-lourth and oild. '
well streets, between Walnut and Locust streaU.
ELEOAM- COL NTRY bEAT, wilh 40 acres oTland,
Church lane, adjoining the city Hue, 4 miles iroui
Market Street Brldgw. '
WA8HII GTON fcQUARE AND LOCUST STREET
Handsome Residence, with side OUlce and Lot. n
feet front.
HABDSOME MODERN RESIbENCE-No. 814.
Eoutn Tenth street.
CHEbNUT St BEET. WK8T PHILADELPHIA -t
B andsouie Modern Residence. Fourto, east of Forties
Btreet. north elde.
SOUTH FIFTH BTREET No. '905 Fairfax Dlact
Five brick Dwellings and Lot, ti by ISO feel.
CCIOK'S daLE Estate of Stephen Benton,
deceased. Four modern three-story brick Dwelliugt
ttva. m, iih,ii,u, i.u ui neuter aire(.
Same Entnte Two three-story brick Dwellings,
Nos. 8a and W8 Elcg, now Crosn street, below D10
keisou street.
isauie litate Two two-story Dwellings, west side
Church, now OUego street, between Reed and Prime
streets.
fume Estate Brick Messuage and lot of ground. No
2740 Federal street.
Same Estme Yearly Ground Rent of fG2'50.
Same Ehtaia Eight yearly Uround Rents of 132
each.
Same Estate Five yearly Ground Rents of 109 each. .
one of tnl. and one ol (M. 8 23t
s
AMU EL C. FOBD A SONS, AUCTIONEER!
No. 127 S. FOURTH Street,
Sales of Real Estate, Storks, Loans, etc., at Phlla
delpbia Exchange, every Friday at 12 o'clock, noca t
Our sales are advertised In all the dally and severa,
of the weekly newspapers, by separate handbills ol
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues, one
thousand of which will be Issued. on Wednesday pre
Ceding each saie.
KEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE BALE,
BALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, LOANS, ETC.
On Friday, May .11,
At 12 o'clock, at the Exchange, will Include:
TIirjWTEJS'S PEREMPTORY SALE.
S shares sou I hwsrk Railroad Co.
80(p shares Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Co.
W6 shares burouebanna Canal Co.
250 shares Hestonvllle Passenger Railway Co.
3(.(io tiusquebanua Canal C'o'.'s 8 per cent. Coupon ''
Bonds.
For other accounts.
11,000 Camden and Atlantic Railroad Co. 's 2d Mort
gage 7 per cent. Bond. Interest April and October.
ELEGANT COUNTRY KAT, 7 acres at Olney,
Twenty-second Ward, lately the resldenoe of Dr. .
W illiam Canmc. Large stone house, 20 rooms, sta
bling, tenant house, 2 green houses, bowling alley, etc
Grounds beuultlully luld out aud planted wilh elegant
shrubbery.
LARGE AND VALUABLE TRIANGULAR LOT.
Passyunk road and Twelfth street, 118 feet llj4 Inches
on Passyuuk road, 174 leet S Indies on Twelftn street.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. S. Broad street,
below McKeun street, 40 leet by 263 loet to a u feat
Btreet.
LARGE AND VALUABLE BUIIDINQ LOT, N.
F. comer ol Ninth and McKcan streets, 96 leet on
Ninth street, 146 leet a Inches on McKean st. fO 25 5t
M
THOMAS & SONS. KOS. 1.19 Kn lit
. B. FOURTH Street,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD FURNITURE, MIRRORS.
BOOKCASE, ETC.
On Wednesday Morning,
May 29, at 10 o'clock, at No. 125 Walnut street, suit
elegant carved rosewood drawing rooui lurnliure, ,
handsome chamber aud Ulniug-room furniture, two
minors, bookcase, chandeliers, carpets; kilouen fur
niture, etc Catalogues now ready. u
Sale No. 1S9 and HI S. Fourth street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, iRh.NCH PLATE MIR.
ROMS, PIANO FORTES, BRUSSELS CARPETS,
ETC. ETC.
On Thursday Morning next,
At 9 o clock, at the auction store, an extensive as. -sortmeiit
of excellent second-huud lurnlture. 5 'i8 2t
B. ata'101iEI1- No-1020
to sales ol household furniture, at the resldeuoea
ot parlies removing or breaking np bouaekeeulnjr. oa
tbe most favorable terms.
Pale No. 13i 5 Cbesnut street.
PEREMPTORY CLOSING HALE OF MANTEL
PIER. AND OVAL WIRKORS, PAIN UTHuS
CHltOMOS, "ENGRAVINGS, FHOXOURAPJi "
1 .HAjU 14. JjTC
F. A. G A B K Y LEWITZ, who Is about removing
from the premises No. laud Chesuut street, has lu- -slructed
B. SC'O'IT, Jr., to make a peremptory sale of
his entire stock, previous to removal to his new
store, No. lil.a Arch street. In November next, on
TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY MORNINGS, May 28
nud i9, Bt loo'clk, comprising mantel, pier, and oval
mirrors. In gilt, wuluut. sod rosewood frame-,; modern
pnlii tints by lending American aud loruiun artlxts,
chronics, engravings, pliotugraph lramca, etc 0 &j 1 1
PANCOAST & WARNOCK, AUCTIONEERS
No. 240 MARKET B1BEET,
LARGE POSITIVE PALE OF ttO LOTS AMERI
CAN AND IMPORTED DKY GOOOH, LI N EM
AND 11 OK I FRY GOODS, MILLINERY GOOllS,
HOOP bKl HIS, CORSKTB. NOTIONS, ETO. BY
CATALOG UE, O.N A CltK 01 P.
On Wedueoday Morning, '
May irth, rommenclng at 10 o'clock, comprising a
lare and most desirable assortment of new season
able goods lor present sales, . 6 ,it
LARGE POSITIVE BALK OF Bdo LOTS PARIS
FANOY BU'ITONB, BUGLE T It 1 M M I N U b.
BkADM. ETC,
W e will sell on Wednesday, 29th Inst. 600 lots new
est styles Pails fancy bullous, black crystal aui amber
Irlwuilugs, bPHdB, etc.
. idu LOIb PARIS FANCY FANS.
Al'b, 100 lots Paris fancy Fans, Iroiu medlam to
fluesl qualities Imported.
CASES PALM FANS.
Also, KO casts Palm Fans, comprising a full line
nnlural and laucy handles. .- . . -
A fuil line ol all qualities
U MBit ELL A 8 AND PARABOTfl. j
A U o, to lots ladle.' plain and fumy lined and plain
Silk parusols aud umbrella. It
B
Y THOMAS BIKCH 4 fCN, KO. 1110 CUES
NUT btreet. above juevenia tjtroei.
LARGE BALE OP FINE CITROMOS AND EN
GLISII EiNGRAVlNOrt.
On Wednesday aud Thursday F.veulnors,
At o'clock, al the Auction store, No. 1UU Cbesnut
street, w ill be sold, a large collection ot choice English
C'hromos aud HUel Plate EnKravliiBS, after Laudseer.
Herring, Turmr, Wilkle. Marllu, and others.
'lhe collection will be open for examination oa
Tuesday and Wednesday. 5 2H 8t
O,
C. MACKEY, AUCTIONEEI
OUlce ro. 421 COMMERCE Btrt. Iui
JOHN CRUMP.
CAIIPENTER AND BUILDER;
snorsi ho. ti3 eopetbeet,ahno.
1733 llJEKJMt'T ftTUKET,
8Zt . paiiaDELrnijs,