&
THE IAS11WNS.
CBOIOrS FETK AT THE AUSTllUrT EMBASBY
TK1SCB MKTTEBHICH KCLIPBE8 HB OTHER
fOWBRS 1 1H "DIPLOMATIC DIflrLAT A ROYAL
WALTZ AND GENERAL COMMWHMNO OF DYNAS
TIES, DIAMONDS, AND IMTERIAL FASHIONS
KDOKNIE'8 DBBKS AND OTHER REGAL TOILETS
EXCURSION PRESSES FOB TUB BXIIIBITION THB
JAPANESE HAT AND OTHER HEW BONNETS
AMERICAN STARS AT COURT.
Taris, May 31.-The fciveo on Tuesday last
fcT the Austrian Embay to all the majesties
fjrl hfehneices In Purls wss, tw every one ex
peeled It would be, the greatest event of this
memorable season. The Eigbsii Ambassador's
ball of tbe piercdlm? week wt gorgeous Id i the
extrrme, and those wlo attended it thought it
eoirtdnotbe suipa'o.ea, but Trince do Metter
nlch's entertainment has outdone evervthinp.
It has been compared to the historical ball elvcn
In 1810 to Napuleon I by Prince Hchwarxem
bcrc. The plnn was the same, only since the
above date dot orators have Invented so many
ditfeient wars ot making one ball look like two,
by means of prisms, glasses, and other optic
deceits, they are so incomparable at building up
rrottoesand cf tc.des. that if unlimited power
In our days is given them, they convert a quiet
house into the hanging eardeng of Semirarals
on the shortest notice. That an unlimited sum
f money was allowed to all the draughtsmen,
artists, eardeners, and decorators at the Aus
trian Embassy, by no less a power than the
Austrian Government, Is evident from the royal
preparations made.
The ball-room was erected on the continua
tion of the ground floor, leading into the
inagniflcent gardeu lighted with electric tire of
every color; nil the statues were bathed iu
Bengal light. In the background rose a roct,
from which, at a giveo signal, started a cascade,
and gradually presented the appearance of a
volcano throwing forth torrents of lava this
was effected by electric rays in the distance.
This splendid illumination made the lights In
all the open halls look almost wan and pale.
The chandeliers were Immense baskets of
flowers, Tound which branches held thousands
of wax tapers.
The ball was opened by the Emperor with the
Queen of the Belgians, the Prince of Prussia
with the Empress. Tne Kinz of the Belgians
danced with PriDccss Mathilda, and Prince
Lcnchtemberg with Piincess de Metternich.
After this otlicial quadrille came John Strauss'
waltz, and the fcene was maenidcent. All
ranks were blended in one promiscuous whirl.
No one was particularly remarkable in the
crowd of royalty; no one teemed to be more or
less than simple pleasure-seekers. It was a
dizzy round of flashing diamonds, emeralds,
rubie?, orders, stars, diadems.
The cotillon bcan it 4 and was not over tr.l
lalr-past 5, hen the erectile rays changed and
figure d the gloiious rising sun.
Fans were delivered to all the ladies present
in memory of the fete. Each fan was made of
tinted cedar, on which the iuitials of the lady
guest were artistically painted in forget-me-nots,
flipper W89 announced at one.
The Emperor and Empress of the French. Kins
and Queen ol the Pclgians, Prince Alfred, Prince
and Princes s of Pruscia, all the German, Rus
sian, end Napoleonic princes were seated at tbe
same table in the banqueting hall on the first
floor i f the Embassy.
On their passage from the ball-room to the
supper table they went through a shrubbery of
exotics; the stairs were covered with velvet pile.
Is it wise to 6ay more, to mention any particu
lar names, describe any particular toilets f
Your readers may think that it is: they wish to
know what people had on. I therefore will
name a lew of the wonderful dresses to make
the tableau complete; but I must say that, by
elesorlbing a lew robes, I do great Injustice to
those I cimnot de;c ribe lor want of space.
Firstly. The Empress Eugenie wore a straw
COlored robe over straw-colored poult. It was
covered with a tulle cloud that was looped up
With diamonds.
The Ambassadress of Austria was In white.
She wore a large garland of white roses with
eilver leaves, which crossed the bosom and hung
down the front ot tbe skirt.
The Priucess of Prussia wore white tulle, with
white lilac, She refembles her mother, the
Q icen of England, very much: her bearing is
-very ;oyal. out her arms and shoulders arc
somewhat high toi.ed in color.
The Quteu of the Belcians was In grey,
trimmed with Alencon lace and black feathers.
The Princess of ltussia was in tulle and
mauve lilac. Her ornaments were diamond
bees.
Princess Obclinski's robe was sea green,
cove red w ith lea roses; and she wore a diamond
that is worth 600,0()0f.
Some ef tbe short costumes that are being
made for official excursions to the Exposition on
this occasion are very pretty. They are mostly
mohair or lines of the finest description, when
not of light checked or imperceptibly striped
lk. Two large sash ends bang down behind,
and the tront width is an apron to correspond.
Tbe bottom of the sash cn Is is trimmed with al
ternate folds of silk cut on the cross, and lolds
of the material employed between. The trout
apron is trimmed in the same way.
The jackets are loose.
Huts worn with these are trimmed with phea
sant plumes, and as much as possible oa the tip
of one's no.-e.
But of all the absurd hats ever seen the Japa
nese is the worst. It is a plate with a button on
the top, and lust poUcd on the chignin behind,
Which jerks it forward and makes it look like
anything people cat or drink on in the tray or
platter line. The only one I have as yet seen to
advantage was at the Vincennes races yester
day; it was worn Dy a richly attired ludvof th3
dtmt-monde. The new accessories are ever jet
ornaments, collars, cutla, belts, gimp, and
neckties.
Jewels are plain Tuscan gold by day and
Btones by night. The newest earrings are swans,
in enamel foliage.
At ihe last ball given at the Tuileiies it was
observed that the finest women were Americans
or of American extraction. Airs. B. 8., of New
York, was in a lovely maize robe, over which a
haze of tulle appeared to hover, looped up by
tea roses and glisten nr foliage. A small bou
quet on the bosom bloomed among diamond
pendants on her neck. Iler hair, which is jet
black, was bra'ded a t'empire with gold. Miss
V. wfcs another beautiful American star, as also
Mrs. B., who wore a feather peplum over &
bouillonne skirt
ENORMOUS SUMS WON AND LOST
OX TIW VERB Y RA CE.
The sporting journals of London state that
the last Derby rtca "cleaned out ' quite a num
ber of tbe aristocracy, and never were such
immense sums won and lost as on that occa
sion: Mr. Chaplain wins the almost fabulous amount
of 140,000. A tew years ago, when Sin J.
Hawley won the Derby, and landed 70,000, it
was a nine days' wonJer. Captain Macuell and
Sir F. Johnstone win 60,000 apiece, and I
believe 8u.ele is a good winner, notwithstanding
the large sums he stood on D'Kstournel anl The
Hake. I recollect a certain "Mr. V. Robinson '
(Sir R. Peel) logins: al.out 20,000 in liliDk
tiy " Sear, but this sinks Into iusigniflance
SXnnhil20'(K,0of Lord Hastings and the
JtlOO.OOO of Lord S'ain'ord.
Amoug the lure bei lucu have been won
and lost, 1 may mention 7000 to 4000 asaint
Vaubaii, won by Captain Maoheil ol I,ord Hast
ings. An even bet ol 1.0,000 on three mad
Toy Lord Hastings, in which the winner was not
included. A bet of CO,000 oa Palmer vs. Her
mit, betwden Sir Jo cnh Uawley and Mr. Coati
11b, and another of 5000 on Marksman against
Hermit, between Mr. Merri and Mr. Cnapbr.
As a public writer, it U no um to ol gnise t! d
yepoit that Lord HavtluBs would be miable to
settle, which Is false, because I am well sssu-el
every larthing will be paid. Ilia Lordelilp bore
his loss roost stoicullv, and looked after the race
as if he had won o0,0 )ii. Lord Stamford, since
Dioohantus won the Two Thousand, has be.
the most unluckv mortal on eur.h. At one time
he stood to win 40.000 on Hermit, which he
afterward "hedged," finally losing an Immense
-fortune bv his success.
A woman In London d res rue 1 that Hermit
would win the Derby, and by bucking that horse
at her pcrvna.-don, her nueDanu niaue an enor
Alius Jortunc.
Tttfi DAILY EVENING TKLEGRArHaiLADELPniA, TUESDAY,
FOURTH EDITION
EUROPE THIS P.M.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS!
Great "No-Popery Hiot" in
Birmingham.
An Attack on a Catholic Church.
Tlio 3Xol in rosHCHslon or
tlio City.
Ktc, Ktc, Kte.i Kid Kte. Jtte.
By the Atlantic Cab!.
London, June 182 P. M. Information has
reached the city that a very formidable anti
roper v riot prevails in Birmingham to-day. Two
streets of the city have been taken possession of
and completely sacked by the rioters, who are
out In great force and present a very formidable
appearance. Tbe Roman Catholic chapel has
been attacked, and is threatened with destruc
tion. The most intense excitement prevail?,
and further very serious trouble is apprehended.
LATER.
THB RI0TEES IM POSSESSION OP THB CITT.
London, Juno 183 P. M. At this hour the
rioters are in lull possession of the city of Bir
mingham. All efforts to preserve peace and
order have proved futile. Large bodies of
troops have been sent to the scene of disturb
ance witb, ordets to put down the riot at all
hazards, and to stop the further destruction of
property.
London, June 182 P. M. The Bank of Hol
land has reduced its rates of exchange to 2
per cent.
Liverpool, J une 182 P. M. Cottan, Bread
stuffs, and Produce, nuchanged.
Bacon has advanced G.I., and Is now quoted
at 41s. Cd.
Oiher articles unchanecd.
Southampton, June 182 P. M. The Bavaria,
from New York June 5, arrived here this
morning.
The Snrratt Trial.
Continued from the Second Edition.
Washington, June 18.
Tbewltnrss wns In Washington before, lu March
lam, when ihe trial was postponed, and bIho on Moti
dny last. Alier coming to Washington witness spnka
Htiout tbe cast to Air. Currlnulou and Mr. Wilson, but
to no one elue.
Q. In answering questions put by tbe prosecution,
why did you dei-crihe the third parly as a neatly
dressed man, and not mention his mime, an you knew
him to be t-nrrntt T A. Hecause I did not think 11 wat
neceft ary until I was n-kert the quest I n.
Q, Why did you usellooth's nauieand uot Snrratt's?
A. Because I did not doem It necessary to moailoa
Burrau's name.
Q. Were yt.u not told not to name him until asked.
A. Ko, fir: I was not.
Tbe witness repeated a portion of bis testimony
given yesterday. He did cot know where the nentiy
ilressi d party came from, but be came trom the direc
tion of H street; tbe three parties stood together, and
were engaged In conversation: at the lime or this rush,
and ben tbe remark was made by Bomb, "I think
be will come now," the three artles were standing
together before Hie door, and looking Into the space tbe
rresldmt must pans it he came down.
'1 be villainous looking man stood next to the thea
tre. Booth next, and John II. SurruU next. The sus
picious of Ihe wlloess were liiat exalted by seeing so
fientlemaul)' a looking man as Jlontti talk to so vil
alnons a looking man as tbe other appeared to be.
Tl.e witness here repeated bis testimony as to Surrait
moving to ami from the theatre. When Surratt called
the lime he did not address Booth and his companion
particularly, but simply called the time. If they had
talked out mid about their plot they would have beea
beard, and men who are engaged In such plots are
smarter than to let everybody know tholr business.
burrattdid uot whisper the time to Booth aud his
coojpauli li, bill called it out loud. Jle appeared to
Lave business to attend to also up at II street, and
there was some one up there to whom be had to
communicate the time. The witness believed that
burratt was regulating tbe whole conspiracy.
Q. Then be was a general commander ? A. Yes, sir.
U. J)ld you dream that also ?
A. Mo. sir. (Laughter.) When Surratt moved up
Tenth slret-t, the witness could not see hi in cross V
street, be appeared to be In a burry and had not time
tn whisper, us It was evident bo had business up 1'
street, or in that direction. Whenever be came from
II street be came In a great bnrrv, walking as fast as
be could. Alter calling tbe time for the third time,
Surratt moved hurriedly up to H street, His lips ana
counienauce were very pule. The witness ooutdsee
ibis as Bin ratt stood looking at tbe clock.
Q. How could you see his lace, If you were sitting
on tbe boards, aud be was between jou and the light?
. Very readily.
Q. Through the back of his bead? A. Ko, sir: I was
a little behind blm, and was on a line witb tbe two
others who wi re standing further below towards the
ret tmirant; burratt's face was the picture of excite
ment and nervousness; tbe witness saw Burratt In
March last at tbe Jail here; he was admitted by Uene
ral Carrlngton to see If be could Ideutify blm as tkvj
man whe was under the gas light that nuht, and re
cognized him Immediately; ( id not tell Surratt for
what purpose be went there, but when he saw blm he
accosted him with "Halloa, John !" the lace the wit
nesabaw In the jail was the face be saw lu the front
of the theatre.
Q. And this Is 'he man (pointing to Surratt)? A.
Yes, sir; that Is the lace.
t.. Would you have known that face If you bad seen
It elsewhere? A. Yes, sir: it is a face that once seen
is not easily lorgotten; I did not request to go to the
jail to see Llui; I went because I was requested to
do so.
Mr. Merrick asked the witness what his religion
was, but withdrew tbe queslion upon an objection
made by Mr. Carrington.
The witness w as interrogated "at length as to his
testimony before the Military (JominiKsion at the
Arcenal at the tlmo of the ABsassluati n trial, aud
t ndorKed what be there said, and insisted upon its
correctness. In some slight particulars, as to the
height of the ruen. etc.. there was a variation, ami a.
strong etl'ort was made to make tbe two sluteiueuts
f)irnr cuiiirniiiciur.v.
At li: .0 the Court took a recess.
Bale of Real Estath. The following real
estate was oflered for sale at the Philadelphia
Exchange, by M. Thomas & Hons, comruenclns
at noon to-day, with tbe annexed result:
6 sburcs National Bank of Northern Liberties. $110 50
o siinies LwiiBuiiuuuuii iut-iuuai jMU&.H,nMH, sis 7;i
8 shares Union National Bank .. lux on
10 shares t'ommonwea lb National Bank...... fcl 75
12 tiluires torn Exchange National Bank. 1,01)0
IS shares Second National Bunk (i 12-50
14 shares Northern Liberties Una stock f.uvoo
6 shines Academy ol Mimic, with ticket o 00
7 shares Mercantile Library Company ia trj
73 nliarts l'enusylvttulu Suit Manufacturing
Company K7-0I1
fintliHrHBGerniantowii Hallroal.... li'50
four li bTUKKT, Nos. 623 aud Wi-htores
ami Dwellings ,. SSJOQ'OO
THIH1) AND O ASK ILL BTUKBTsJ, H. W.
corner l!uslnes stand loOOOOO
a ASK ILL fcTlHifc-T. No. 3.43 Genteel Dwelling-
tir,2VQ0
" t J? M ANJ yN J'O A U-Valuable Lot...."....;". sziootiO
JJ -k. I'M 'r1 r'J'.,.'!!:!-K,0'e H,,1 levelling, tliwo-00
bKVEN'lM' I II BrilKKT, No. HS-Btore
" in.i k 1330000
THIHTI-LN I U STIIKKT, No. lblO sduill Ot
Msbtt-r Modern Iti-HlUence i5"-00-00
TIUKTEKNTH STItkKT. No. aio. bei'uw
cyriiCl juuusi it mmiu-juw,,, ....$II,rUOUO
.. m
Philada. Stock Exchange Bales, June 18
Keported by Dehaveo A Bro,, No. Ki . Third street
BETWr'KW BOARDS
Siiwi Pa 5s, past due uiiH
lu7o-a- do luli
lio sh Bead R.....Hno. 5.1T;
"0 do o M?g
u2 -J sail. et'J
57 do iui'
2oiMI Lim A Lur (i I) 0
brt!.2d. 15
25 sh tBm Am 131)
27bChcs Jt WnL.by. U
iio bu j euua u.
....la. 62,
SKJOND BOARD.
1200 City fti. N.U bill. W't'i i 2')0sh Cata Tt.... 27'g
t-ooo I'll it ,t ICrie U1. ... m'.', 200 sh Bead sio.lss 6j;4'
hh I.eh V B 5J !
Bom; I'lfS'AND WOSTEMIOLM'S POCKET
KM Vr.s. J'earl aud blag Haudles. or beatiiilul
fliilBh. boimi Kits' aud WADIi A HUTCH Kit's
K A.UHH. ni d the celebrated LkUULTUlS BAxUH.
Kl Ivea. HcisHors. and Table Cutlery Oronnil
Slid l- .lined yt 1". MADtiUA'tJ, No. I S TKNTU
bttttt, below Ubc-iuut, a0p
DRY GOODS.
229 FAMES & WARNER 229
NOItTII NINTH BTltlSKT,
ABOTB BACK,
BARA1NS IN LI K F.N UOODS.
Tlaln Linen I)nck,?oc worth 25a
Linen Drills, for I'anls, 87'i, 45. and Wc
Htrlped Linen Drills. 5tio.
While Linen Duck, sue. and 11.
fnpn Basket Linen Drills, i 50, worth I2-B0.
Table Linens, 60. t5, 78 and Kc.
Linen Towels, Napkins, Doyhea, et
Shirting Linens, 50, 5A, 5. 711. (,0, 85, Wc, etc
Llntn Shirt Fronts, Culls, Hdkfs., etc
WIII1K COODHI yflllTK eOOIMV!
50 pieces Phlrred Muslins, great bargains.
Shirred Musilns, so. 76. K5. 11. and 1115.
W bite Floiies, to and BOc; Corded do., VlSl and 75c
Victoria Lawns, Soft-flnlRh Jaconets, etc.
Nainsooks, Swiss Mulls, line Brllilauts, eto.
I'lald and btrlped Nainsooks, etc.
l ine Dotted Swiss, from auction, 28c.
IOMEriC.
Hares Ins In Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
Bleached Muslins, is, 18, 18, 20, 2X 2S, 25a. eta
I'illow ( ase and Sheeting Muslins.
rrnll of the I oom-Hlesched Muslins.
I'nbleai bed Muslins, 124. 15, 18, 18, 20. 22. 25c.. etc
Vnbleae bed Sheeting, width; 200.
Urey flannel, lor Bathing Dresses. 87'ic
Gents' Bummer Undershirts, "Sc. and l.
Bargains In Hosiery at reduced prices.
Choice Shades Colored Alpacas. 55 and fiOc.
Black Alpacas. 46, 60, 6fl. eo, 5, 70, 76, 80, 66, and 900.
Soou Linen Fans, our own Importation.
French Whalebone Corsets, l-2S:
Gloves, lloop Skirts. Suspeuders, Neckties, etc.
PARIES & WARNER,
KO. S9 NOBTII HIXTII RTBEET,
H ABOVE RACE.
5000 YARDS BEST FKENCU LAWNS,
IN SMALL DESIGNS, REDUCED TO S3
CENTS.
JAS. li. CAMPBELL & CO.,
NO. 77 CIIESNirT STREET.
gUMMER DRESS GOODS,
AT 23,39,50,05,73 CENTS, ALL OBEATLT
B EDUCED IN IKICE.
JAS. 11. CAMPBELL & CO.,
NO. 7I7 CIIENNCT STREET,
QLACK SILKS
OF SVrEBlOB QI7ALITT, VERY CHEAP.
WHITE OOOOS
IN GREAT VARIETY, AT LOW PRICES.
PALES FROM NOW UNTIL 27th DAY OF JUNE
WILL. BE MADE AT GREATLY REDUCED
RATES, IN OKDER TO CLOSE OUT STOCK. ONJB
TRICE ONLY.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
13 12trp NO, 727 CIIESN CT STREET.
THE ONE PRICE STORE.
I WAVE OPENED THIS MORNING,
Great Novelties in Dress Goods,
COMPRISING IN PART :
50 pieces fine Cambric Lawns at 25 cents.
20 pieces flue bwiss Lawns at half price.
25 pieces line Organdie Lawns, corded In French
printing.
Fine Lawn Robes. Just one-third their value.
80 pieces printed I'lqutB. in oil-painted eolors.
For beauty cf design and coloring they have no
equal. Tourists and others lu want of such goods
would do well to call.
J ust opened, anotti er case of those fine white Piques,
handsome goods, only 6e cents.
TRAVELLING GOODS. TRAVELLING GOODS,
Granite Poplins, Glade Mohair, Poplin Cashmere.
Popllneita, plain and mottled Goods, all at low
prices.
IS yard black Glacle, for Dresses, equal tosllkl
appearance and lustre.
NfeW GOODS opening daily, from New York, Phila
delphia, and other markets.
MTJBLINSI MCBLINS! MUSLINS!
All the leading makes ot
fcillK'lXNU,
BHEETINQ. and
PILLOW-CASE MTJSLINS
At the lowest market prices. Slim
Yard Wide Brown Heavy, only I2l cents.
GEORC4E D. WISUAM,
No. 7 North ElOUTU Street.
C O O P E R ' S,
S. E. Cor. NINTH nd ARCH Streets.
A GENERAL REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Linens for Ladles', Gents', and Roys' Wear, Linen
Drills, While and Colored .Bosom Linens, aud bhirt
lug Linens. m(
Muslins, Bleached and Unbleached, loo, per yard
and up.
White Goods In every variety and price.
Quills In every variety.
( nllcocs. 10, Vlii, IS, and 18c,; best qualities.
We now have a complete slock ol Ladies' and Gents'
Hosiery at competition prices.
Our stock of fcthlrt Fronts better than even every
style and pattern, and every price; guaranteed ail
Linen, and warranted to give satisfaction.
Cheap lot Table Linens, 6-4, 46c; bargains. Bleached,
8-4, Sic. per yard.
Madame Foy'g Corset and Bklrt Supporters; every
lady should have one.
Lawns closing out at 20c per yard.
COOPER'S,
NINTH and ARCH Streets.
1 15 Btuth4p.
3ILKS! SILKS! SILKS !
BLACK SILKS,
UBET DO.
PURPLE DO.
WHITE DO.
ORIS PELE DO.
STRIPED DO,
And many other RICH SHADES, all of SUPERIOR
QUALITIES AND BEST MAKES, axe offered at a
LOW FIGURE, at
MAD'LLE KEOGH'S,
411thstu3m NO. 904 WALNUT STREET
QREAT REDUCTION IN
FANCY DRY GOODS.
GEORGE FRYER,
No. 916 CHESNUT STREET.
Informs his customer that he Is selling his entire
tnock ot I 4 IS am
SILliS, SHAWLS, AND DRESS WOOD
V
Regardless of ost, to close them out by July 1.
CI HEAP DRY GOO I B, CARPETS, MATTINGS,
J )1 L (JIAJTHfcj, AND WINDOW KM A UKW. Great
Bargains Iroui Auction. V. Kt AKCHAMBAULt,
.M. corner of KLKVKNTII and MARKS.!' HtriMU,
will open this morning looo yards extra quality dou
ble Imperial White lunton Malting, slightly stained,
will be sold M H7',, worth Tito.; Red Check Matting, Si,
87 and hue.. Ingrain Carpets, all wool, at il, 75, S7c,
fi, 1'2(.1-S7, aud fl'M; Ingrain Carpets, wool filling
40,46, to, and aac; Three-ply Carpets, S11M; E:lll
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, 1'82 unrt 1-7S; Hemp Car
pels, 81 K 2c: oil Cloths. Uk; Eutry and htair Car
pets, 60 to 87e.: Window Hbadea.ll ioj; piulo Mhadlng,
7 and 5nc.; Table Linens, sac. toil tti; Towels, 12 to2-iu :
Flannel for Bathing Robes, sic; Miwltns, 10 to 2.').;
Calluoes, 10 to lsc.i Lawns, 25o. Wholesale and Retail
Htore. ti. M. corner JttatVKNTU aud MARKKf
bt reels. 2 1m
GET TIfK BFHT THE HOLY BIBLK -n ARD
log's Kdltlona Family, Pulpit and pocket iilole
In beautiful fslyles of Turkey Sloroeeo and aiilluue
bludluM. A new edition, orraugtd foi pbotugraohlc
por'ralia of fiiiulll'H.
WM. W. ITARDING, ub,lsber,
NO. 820 CU EbN V I Ltrov beluvf Fourlla
DRY GOODS.
Price: & wood,
N. W, CORNER F.ieilTII AND FILDERT,
HATE JUST OPENED
A new lot of Cambria Edgings, very cheap.
Blmity Bands, IS, IS, 22. 15, and 2c
ladles' and Gents' Hosiery and Cloves.
Bummer Under-Vesta and Pants.
Dents' Bhlrt Feonts and Suspenders.
Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, etc. etc.
Tooth Brushes, Ualr Brushes, and Nail Brushes.
Buffalo and Indla-rubboi Dressing Combs,
Linen and Bllg Fans, very cheap.
Ladles' and Gents' Linen Hdkfs.
Ladles' Hemstitched and Tucked Hdkfs.
WHITE 4BOODSI WHITE GOODS!
White Plqnes, 60, to, 78,85 cents, and fl per yard.
l'laid and Stripe Muslins.
Soft Finish Cambrics, Jaconet, and Nainsooks.
Victoria Lawns and Swiss Muslins, elc
Best makes Bleacned and Unbleached Muslins.
rillow-CBse and Sheeting Muslins, etc.
French Lawns, 26 cents a yard.
Freneh Percales.
Fine colored Mohair Alpacas.
Mixed Poplins for Travelling Dresses.
Cheap Plaid Goods, tl cents a yard,
CHEAP BLACK SILKS. 10 22
PIIIOE A WOOD.
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT BU.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED!
DRY GOODS ARE CHEAP I
WE ARE MELLIN4J VERY LOW!
NPECIAL DAROAINS THIS MONTH!
WE WANT TO CLOSE OUT STOCK !
Good Muslins and Calicoes for 12 cents.
New styles of Ch allies and Delaines, 22 cents.
Exctlleut All-wool Cosslmeres for 75 cento. ,
Shetland Shawls and Grenadine Shawls lor 3.
Rich Heavy Black Silks. ti'iO. f l-7, ti
Supeib Gros Grain Silks, 1 175. (2-25, 3,3-50,and
fi-SO.
French Lawns, Percales, Piques, and Chintzes.
Materials for Ladles' Suits, in great variety.
Linen Drills, Linen Ducks, etc., for men and boys.
Hoop Skirts, Balmorals, Hdkfs., Shirred Muslins
eta etc
Summer Flannels, Table Linens, Towels, Napkins,
etc. etc., at
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY'S,
N. E. CORNER EIGHTH AND SPRINCt
GARDEN STREETS. 32J3m8p
J CHAMBERS, NO. 810 AKCH STREET
Novelties Opening Dollyi
Real Cluny Laces. '
-Black Gulpnre Lace.
Polute Applique Lacte
Polnte de Oaze Lace.
Thread Veils from t2'Sn.
WHITE GOODS.
Marseilles for Dresses Bargains.
-French Musilns, 2 yards wide, at 60 cents.
Shirred and Tucked Lace Muslins; India Twilled
Long Cloth ; Plaid, frtrlpe, aud Plain Nalnaookfl; sort
rnlbb Cambric, IS, yard wide ; Cambric Edgings and
Insertions, new design very ciicap 8 Sim
STRAW GOODS.
QREAT REDUCTION
IN STRAW GOODS!
FREEMAN & CO.,
CORNER EIGHTH AND TINE STREETS,
WILL OFFER ON AND AFTER MONDAY,
JUNE 10,
1000 HATS AT 63 CENTS EACH.
lOOO HATS AT 75 CENTS EACH.
IOOO HATS AT ftfOO EACH.
IOO HATS AT ftl'SS EACH.
1000 HATS AT fjl'SO EACH.
500 DON NETS AT 9100 EACH.
500 UONNETS AT $V EACH.
500 UONNETS AT l-50 EACH.
500 BONNETS AT ftl'75 EACH.
500 BONNETS AT '00 EACH.
These Goods, Just received from Eastern Manufac
turers, comprise all the latest Styles and Novelties in
PEDAL. COBURG, MILAN, and GLACE.
ALSO, 100O OF nARDING A CO.'S UNI
VERSAL SHADE HATS,
NO. 1 AT $ VOO EACH.
NO. S AT ftflO EACH.
NO. 8 AT l-35 EACH.
These HATS are suited for tbe sea-shore, and are
unquestionably THE MOST POPULAR SHADE
HAT IN THE MARKET. 6 8 12trp
Q R O Q U E T.
AMERICAN CROQUET COMPANY.
B. H0SKINS & CO.,
NO. Bit ARCH STREET,
BOLE AGENTS.
CROQUET, 37-50, t10'00. f13'00, AS
(1400 PER SET.
OUR S50 SET IS EQUAL TO OTHER
MANUFACTURERS 10-00 SETJ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
R. HOSKINS Jk CO.,
1 1 tntbsemrp NO. 018 ARCH STREET.
WEDDING CARDG.
PARTY INVITATIONS.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES.
E. HOSKINS & CO.,
STATIONERS AMD ENGRAVERS,
lltnthsSmrp NO. B18 ARCH STREET.
D D I N C
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AT
IJEDUOED PRICES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
NO 938 BlDClE AVENUE NEAR VINE ST.
J. O. lULLEIl.
g23tutherr ' ' '
JUNE 18, 1867.
SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER RESORTS
ON LINE OP
Beading Eallroad and Branches.
MANSION HOUSE, MOUNT CARBON
Mrs. Caroline Wonder, PotUvUle P. O., SchnjrlkU
county. ,
TUSCAR0RA HOTEL,
Mra, Hannah Miller, Tuscarora P. a, SchuylkUl CO
MANSION HOUSE,
G. W. Frost, Mahanoy City P. O., Bchuylklll county
WHITE HOUSE,
Mrs. Susan Marsdorf, Rcadlag P. O.
ANDALUSIA,
James 8, Madeira, Readme P. O.
LIVING STRINGS HOTEL,
Dr. A. Smith, Weruursvllle P. O,, Berks county.
SOUTH MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
H. H. Manderbach, Womelsdorf P. O,, Berks 00.
COLD STRINGS HOTEL,
Lebanon co. , Mra, M. Rodermel, Harrisburg P, O.
B 0 YER TO WN SEMINAR Y
F. H. Stanfler, Boyertown P, O.. Berks CO,
YELLOW SPRINGS HOTEL,
A. TJ. Snyder, Yellow Springs P. O., Chester co,
LITIZ SPRINGS
S, Llchteuthaler & Son Litis P, O., Lancaster co.
EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
A. B. Feather, Ephrata P. O. , Lancaster co. 5 6 2m
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
ATLANTIC OIT5T.
The subscriber, grateful for past favors, tenders
thanks to his patrons and the public for the generous
custom given him, and begs leave to say that his
house Is now open for tbe season, and ready to re
ceive boarders, permanent and transient, on the most
moderate terms. The bar will always be supplied
with tbe choicest of wines, liquors, and cigars, and
superior old ale. The tables will be set with the best
the market affords.
Flsblng lines and tackle always on hand.
Stable room on the premises.
All the comforts of a home can always be found a
the Exchange.
GEORGE HAYDAY,
B28tnths2m ; PROPRIETOR.
UNITED STATES HOTEL",
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80.
FOR PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
BROWN A WOELPPER,
ATLANTIC CITY,
, Or 2Jo. 827 RICHMOND Street,
10Zm Philadelphia.
SURF HOUSE, '
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
The above House will be openedon the 1st of JUNE.
For particulars, etc., address
WM. T. CALEB PROPRIETOR,
B tf ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
PITMAN'S, FORMERLY THE UNITED
Slates Hotel, Long Branch, N. J,, is now open
iur tbe accommodation of families ana tbe public.
The lessee leels warranted lu ayiug that it will bo
kept second to none on the Braucn, and ho pea to
secure fbe palronuge of those wbo may fuvur hlui
with their company ibis seasOD.
C. 8. PITMAN,
Formerly of the stetson House,
101m LONG illtANCJl, N. J.
PHILADELPHIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND,
will open lor Ihe Summer fcieusuu, June 2U. Fami
lies desiring a quiet borne at the seashore, at a mode
rate price, call or address K. UR1FF1TH, No. lom
CHKfciNUT Street. Allucbed to tbe eulaullabnaeut Is
a Use of ci aches for the auceuiiuodallou of tbe
gfests. 6 s Ira
QEA BATHING NATIONAL HALL, CAPE
kJ IbLAfrD, N. J. Tula targe aud commodious
Hotel, known as the Natloual Hall, is now receiving
visiters. 'leriiiS moderate. Cblidreu and servauta
half price. - AARON OARKKTSON,
6 8 2m Proprietor.
SUMMER -BOARDING. THAT SPLENDII
healthy, and popular place known as
CHJiSNUT UKOVK, :
t Media (on tbe West Chester Railroad V Bwtawai
county, Pennsylvania, Is now open for tne roooptlo
ot guests 6 191m
SUMMER BOARDING GERMANT0WN".
A lew pleasant rooms, large grounds, stabling
etc.; a lew minutes' walk from depot.
1 lltbstu:u Address C M Gormantown, Pbila.
CARPETINGS.
(yjATTINC WAREHOUSE!
MCCALLUMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET,
Would Call the Attention of the Trad
to their Extensive Stock of
CANTON AND COCOA
MATTINGS.
fRESH CANTON MATTINGS
AT RETAIL.
WHITE, BED, CHECKED,
AND
FANCY STYLES.
The Largest Assortment In the City.
MCCALLOIS, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 519 CHESNUT STREET,
6 22 lmrp
PHILADELPHIA,
N
ATIONAL
HIKE OF THE REPUBLIC.
809 and 811 CHESNtfT STREET,
" ! PHILADELPHIA.'
c a r it al...... :. 1 ,000 ,00 o
DIRECTORS.
Joseph T. Bailey,
Nalbsn Utiles.
Ben). Rowland, Jr.,
bsmuei A. Rlspuaui,
JLdward it. urue,
William Krvlen,
O.stjoud We slJ.
Frederick A, Jloyt,
W'Ui. U, Ruawu.
WM. H. RHAWN, President,
Mule Cashier of the antral National JunAi.
JOB. P. MUM FORD Cashier,
e 111 Lute 0 (Ae J'hUudtlphia National Bunk.
f BARGAINS IN FURNITURE. ENTIRE
Retail block to be
CLOSKD OUT AT COST, . ,.
To ciiSge lu the wbolesale business.
613CI - Mo. iWiN.biiCVND Street,
AUCTION SALES.
Philip Fobd, Anctinneer,
cCLELLAND A. CO.
fKiircewors to PI1III11 Fnrrl Jb v
M
ACClIUMi.li.KH. No. Ui MARKET blreet.
BALE OF 1SO0 CABIROOTnHHOEa, BROOANS
On Thursday mornlnr,
JoneTfl, commencing at 10 o'clork, we will sotl h
rataloKoe, for rash, l&nocasee men's, bors'.rmri vnnii.it
hoots, shoes, brogarj. bal morals, etc Also, women ,
misses' and children's wear, to which the special au
tentlon 01 tbe trade Is railed, as this snle will comprise
general assortment frf desirable goods. . I li
rJ1N JV MYEKS A CI)., AUCTIONEEUS
LA
Ii?i?'i,rJ)?lT1y,R LK OF BRITIRn, TRENCH,
r. ll f d 'e 01 '"reign and dumeaUo
dry goods.b catalogue, oji lour moniha' credit.
On 1 bursnny Morulnir
and "lots'Sf iuCLWa'.f Hut MO package
ana iois or Maple and fancy arllulM in wnuna
woisteds, linens, silks, nt.U cottons '
N. B.-('ntalOKUM resdy anil goVids arranged tor
examination early on U morulng fof ' fi 14 5?
LARGE POPITIVK HAI.R OT CARPKTINia
MATH NO. K 1 a, i,AJirKTLNa
..... On Irrlday Morning.
June II, at II o'clock, will be sobf, by cataloime nn
four months' credit, about W j.iec'es rich "ZfLV $2.
n.aHk, Veuetlsn, euperline ami1 llnrtngrRln?iutcr
ben.p, list, coitue, and rag -carpeting. Canton S
tings, etc.. embracing a choice assortment of supSu.r
goods which may be examined early on the morn
ing 01 sale. 61S&t
LABOF PKRF.MPTORY BALK OF FRENFH ANI
n. . . On Mourtay Morning,
!i,.ft.,0o'j!lock ul 08 oir by caUlorue, oa
four months credtt, about 7o Iota of French, India.
Sf,i!!,.";Brll,"n f""' Ooods. embracing; e rul , a?-
sortment ot fsncy and staple arlicius In silks worsLvli
woollens, linens, and cottonsT siijts.worsteua,
t-.N'i,Gi,0(lsBrr,""ra f,,r examination and cat
logjuesjeady early on morning of sale. J W st
M. tJ KMW
ham!? uTuRrto.r
JV OU PI ANC-FOKTK. HAN1WOMK MIRkSkS
J-IREPRtlOr BA1-KS. WALNUT Ol'tYo'li TA.".
BLlvM. HANDSOMK VKLVKT AND ArtUSBRr w
i;ARPl,TB, iLKOANT WATCH ARB effl!
Jti A Cs
. . , , , n Thursday Morning,
At 9 o clock, at tbe auction rooms, the very desira
ble assortment of linnilpome Furniture, including
suits ot walnut and blu terry lurulture, handsome
walnut chsmber aud dining-room furniture. Btuierlur
exteuklon dining tables, rosewood mahogitny ciaua
lorte, fireproof sales, Iron cliesJs, fine French plate
mantel, pier, and oyal mirror, lu gilt frames: farua
walnut bookcases, superior ollice desks, large cases
drawers, 4(.o yards cocoa matting, elegant watch, and
cliain, diamond settings, haudsome velvet, Brussels,
aud other carpels; Canton mattings, refrigerators
leather beds and bedding, China and glassware,
e'e-e'e. , 1.618 26
HANDFOMIC PTRNITURK, PIANO-FORTF.. FIKB
FRKJS'CH PLA'I K MIKHUH-i. BUU.SSKLa ANU
OTHKH CAHPitTB, tlXK CHINA AH1) ULABa
iVAlti, J1C
On Friday Morning,
June 11, at 10 o'clock, at Ko M5 North Fourth street,
by catalogue, the superior Furnliure, suit bandsome
walnut and green plush parlor furniture, Scherr piano
forte, hue Fiencb plate maniei aud oval pier mirrors'
Brussels and other carpets; flue China aud glassware s
tllcben lurnlture, eto. 18 3
JM. GUMMEY S0, AL'CTIONlEES
Ko. 60S WAL CT Street
Hold Regular Pales ot
REAL IKI'ATE, blOCKB, AND BECURrTTEH AT
1 Hli PHILADELPHIA t.XCHAKOE,
fiandblhs of each properly Issued separately.
loco catalogues published aud circulated, containing
ftill descriptions of proierty to be sold, as also, a par
tlal list el property contained In out Real Ketate Regie,
ter. and oliered at private sale.
Bales advertised dally in all the dally newspaper
S
AMU EL C. FOBD & SONS, AUCTI0JSEEES-
No. 127 8. FOURTH Street,
Bales of Real Estate, Blocks, Loans, etc, at Phlla
delplila Kxcbange, every Friday at 12 o'clock, noon
Our tales are advertised In ail the dally and sever)
Of the weekly newspapers, by separate handbills ot
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues, one
thousand ot which will be Issued on Wednesday pre
ceding each sale.
REAL FTATK AT PRIVATE BALE.
PANCOABT a WARNOCK, AUCTIOHEEBS,
Ko. 240 MARKET bTBT,
LAIKiE POSITIVE BALK OF fS0 LOTS AMERI
CAN AM) iMPOHTJi.I UltY UOOl'M, 1.INKN
AM LOISIHtY UUOUS, AI1LL1JNKRY OOOUa,.
HOOP fHKIRTS, COR.SK'IB, NOTIOJXS. J'm. BY
CATALOGUE. iN A CREDIT. '
On Wednesdny M rnlng,
JiiLe 19, commencing at io o'cli ck. comprising a
large and most desirable assortment ol new season
able goods tor present sales. s 15 gt
BY THOMA8 151 UCH 4 Sf,N, Ko. 1110 CUES
NUT Street, above Eleventh Street.
SALE OF liNGRA VING3.C
On Thursday morulnir.
At 10 o'clock, at tbe auction store No. ll'O Chesnnt
treet.wlll lie sold, I an ;in voice of French and ger
man Kngravings, colored and plain a 18 2t
B SCOTT, JR., AUCllbiiEEK, No. 10M
. CHKHNrTHirwt '
CC. MAC KEY. AUCTIONEER.
Office 10. 421 COMMERCE Btrt. laLU
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
I ISII I I I ,
1028 CHESNUT.
I. J. TAYLOR,
J E "W E L L E It.
The attention ot tbe public Is Invited to my Stock,
comprising
FUXK WATC'IIM,
- - DIAMONDS, .. ..
SILVER-WARE,
ELEtiANT JEWELBT,
CLOCKS.
And all articles appertaining to the trade offered at
reduced prices.
WATCHES REPAIRED AND WARRANTED.
1028.
3 2etuths3m8p
j;iIE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
ALBERT BISCUIT,
IT r o nx ' JH tl i n 1 11 1 g li,
FOR SALE BY
1
. ,1
THOMPSON BLACK & SON,
. 1 .
BBOAPAN3 tULSNlT fcTUEtTS,
8 80 stutbsiprp Philadblphu.
'(is
W 1
1' I .4 I I .1 I 1 1 U i
,V A7 'K VT.' A 1 1 m I.I. Z" i
THE GENUINE EAGLE VEIN, THE CELB
wrvMwii ,RfcJM,I. Pre hard GRttKtr
VVOOU VOAIj, k-ng aud biove. sent to all parte ol Ui
lty at tjti Ml per ton; superior UllliiU at Sd-76.
F.ach ot the above articles are warrauUHl to nlvo n
feet aatlslactlon in every roopeot. Urdera rexlVtJi .1
Aveuue. "uu 4
600 ARon STREET. 600
or 11
EXIEUIOB BE1BIOEUATOB
IW'IUH
BK.MT ASB MOr KCONOMICAE
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