THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, ' MAKCH 1, I860.
1
NEWS HUM MARY.
I.orttl Affnlr.
Dr. David C. ekerrett wa ueTerolt Injured
on Miuav iilnij by lulling upon the Ire.
Mr. W. ArniB'rotifc, rt Mdii K on rnlrieonth
trect, aear 1'atbarrae. had an arm broken on
Saturday by falling ou the lee.
(i force LnikiD was severely lnjircrl on
Ba lord ay by )al!itip down the talis ot a bouse
neat Third and Dock street.
The Major baa appoiuted Eurrcrie 0. Wood-
Tara, of the First wur.t. Clerk (f the Chief of
roiio. Mr. Conner, the foi-n.er lucumbont, ha
oeen detailed for other work.
Tbe tweotiPib annual meeting of th Con
futation Grand UnciKe of the fndeprjdeat
Ordr of tbe Fr.-e Soni of Israel, wan held jea
trrday, at ten o'clock A. M., at tbe Red Men's
Hall, corner of Third and Brown Btrceta.
c. Ttiomas Davie, ajed 18 yean, had one of bis
bands crusbfj en Saturday by betne eaneht In
cor-wheel at the Pacal Iron Works. The
hand was amputated at tbe Pcnn'jlvania Hos
pital. The Grand Lodge I. 0. O. F., of Pennsylva
nia, held a fpecial meetine on Saturd ly even
iBjr, and admitted twenty new merabtT". Char
ma wele granted for lodpes us follows: -At
Wanhelm, Lancaster countv; Hellersville,
Ducks coonty; Bellovernon, Fayette county;
Caroiichael'n Post Oflice, (Jreeue county; and
one at Mill Creek, Tioiia county. Atier action
tipon several appeal cases, the Lod.ro ad
joortied. The joint ronmlttee to ninka arranflreraonts
for the stml-centenninl celebration of tho I. O.
of O. F. bold an adjourned meetii.3 on Saturday
evenvne, Pa-t Grand Master Stoke presidio?.
B General Kowlev, who baa be.-n felec'ei as tbe
flrand Marshal of the parade, was present.
where a lodge ha9 Invited another lodge to parti
cipate in the parade as tneirjeu'-pt?, that said
loJeffl be permitted to parade in the line toee
ther; nIo, tbat the TCncawpmcn s of the Order
be represented In the parade by their elective
Officers or by substitutes, wearing rejralia;
also, that it be left optional with the Lo1.iej
and Encampments to parade with or without
their banners, flaps, etc. Tbe Committee on
Divisions, etc., reported resolutions directing
that tbe dres of the mounted marshals shall
be black suits, black silk bat, white vest, and
white ploves. Also, that M. K. Mucklt be
authorized to secure tbe service of toe First
City Troop as a guard of honor, which was
adopted. ThaCommittce on Celebration reported
the followlnsr programme of exercises at the
Academy of Music, on tbe evening of the
26th of April: lot. Introduction Hymn
(written by Bro. McFarlaud). 2d. Prayer by
Grand Chaplain. 3d. Overture by Orcbes ra. 4th.
Address. 6tb. (Jnartette and Chorus, aT, Mlencn's
son p. 6th. Address. 7ib. Quartette Hnd Chorus,
MontRomery's Ode. '8th. iddres. 9ih. Orches
tral Symphony. 10th. Addres?. 11th. Closing
Ode. 12th. Benediction. The Committee on
Vocal and Instrumental Music, on Police Ar
rangements, on Route, on Ueception of Lodges,
etc., reported. Tbe folio winir resolutions were
adopted: Hcsolced, That this Joint Committee
of Arrancr ojerjts order a medal or medal badge
, to be atrnck, commemorative of the celebration
,' at Philadelphia of the nuieth anniversary of
Odd Fellowship in America. Besolvei, That
tbe Chair appoint a committee of seven to carry
out the foregoing resolutions.
Domestic Affairs
Gold closed on Saturday at 131 j.
' Iearly half of tha town of Chippew.a Falls,
Wisconsin, was burned on the 24th ultimo.
Tbe steamship Alaska arrived yesterday at
New York from Asplnwal), with $101,000 in
cold.
., In the Illinois House of Representatives, on
, Saturday, the bill to repeal the Registry lav was
' defeated.
Frank Swift, of New York city, and B. F.
Goodrich, of Chicago, are skating for the cham
pionship of America at Buffalo.
' A tin box, containing $15,000 in city bonds
, and $200 in money, was stolen from the Brook
lyn Park Savings Bank on Saturday.
Over h loot of snow fell io Lewiston, Mo-,
on Friday nijrht, accompaoiel br a heavy gale,
.. and the railroads thereabouts are blockaded.
On Saturday afternoon the new Erie Ex
press Company rented the building formerly
occupied by the Merchants' Union Company, in
Clncinuali, and will commence operations to
day. -tA Little Bock, Ark., special despatch says
all the crew of the tug Mattie Rogers have
been released, except Captain Ford, and a
writ of habeas corpus baa been applied for in
his case.
Governor Faircbild of Illinois presided at
an immense audience, of the Legislature and
citizens, who, on Friday evening, were ad-,
dressed in Madison, Wisconsin, by Mrs. Stanton,
Miss Anthony, and Mrs. Llvermore, ou tho sub
ject of woman's suffrage.
All the hotels and boarding bouses inVab
Id p ton and Georgetown ore full, and those who
have not previously engaged rooms tor the
eventful 4'h ot March will find it dimcultto
secure at this late hour room to bleep, eat, or
drink. Good advice Stay at home.
C. D. Robinson, of New York, and member
of the firm of Wood & Robinson, brokers, is
reported as having absconded, carrving off same
$96,000 worth of bonds, certified checks, etc.
Mr. Wood offers a reward of $5000 for bis arrest
and the recovery of the securities.
Yesterday tbe Mettaodif-t Memorial Church
was dedicated at Washington. Bishop Simpson
preached tbe sermon. General Grant and finally,
Speaker Colfax and wife, Chief Jostle Chase,
and a large number of Senators and Represen
tatives attended the solemn ceremonies. $16,000
were subscribed to the church on the occasion.
FROM CUBA.
Proo-res f tt Inanrreetlon Reported
AlU to the ItiHtirceiiltt by Americans-
Important Aewa.
-; JtiVAWA, Feb. 27 It Is reported that the insur
gents are lingering In the vicinity of Santiago da
' ' Cuba, and have again cut the aqueduct, causing
much inconvenience to citizens. Special informa
- tion baa been received that General Lesca, strongly
reinforced, is poshing his way from La Guanaja
The Insurgents, were stationed in foroe on the road
near Magarabomha, and it was expected the troops
would soon attack them. General rueuo naa ar
rived at Oieufucgos with reinforcements.
The troops here will be divided Into three de-
, taohments, one under Puello will go to Santo
Eapiritu; one under Letona to Villa Clara, and the
- remaining division, under Paea, will march to
' ' Sierra Morena and Maragua. An engagement took
nlaco between tbe Spanish troops and the insur
vents at Colonlade St. Domingo, in the province
!- of Sagna La Grande. Many were killed on both
sides, but the result of the battle Is not known.
Reports from Cuban sources say a fight occurred
between the rebel forces under Quesada and the
army of General Lesla, on the road from Granada,
and assert that the government troops were routed.
Advices from Santiago de Cuba to Sunday last
1iilv been received. The cholera was decreasing
Three steamers left this port to-day crowded with
nnhin refneees for the United States.
The brig Franklin Spofford, of Bucksport, from
Knevitaa for Cardenas, has stranded off the point
Matermillo. At the last accounts the United States
steamer Gettysburg -was trying to save her, but
The Bchooner Nelly True, from Maine for Car
" .wan. was wrecked off Martus. The captain and
. rtnmincm advlcea to February 20 state that
the negotiation for a loan from British capitalists
is a failure, the security onereu uos iroius
The question of annexation to the United States
idarable interest. Baea has in-
, structed General Falbers to confer with the United
States government on me poucy u
'ventral centre or commerce iu m.
ti.. n,u.A rron shows an increase.
Th emigration of Cubans la undiminished, and
every steamer that leaves port is crowded with ia-
amjnnai troons are needed to occupy the whole
island and drive out the rebels. The troops now
here can do no more than hold their own. In the
veantinie tho reople in the country ara wawrlng
all kinds of privations Hnd distress, and their eom
plaintr aro heartrending. Thousands aro leaving
their homes and seeking refuge in the cities.
Havawa, Feb. il.-fSpeclal to the New York
Heialrt. The nlgbt putrola of tho city have been
discontinued. More troops are going to the in
terior. Intelligence from Nne vitas to Thursday
last state that on Sunday night, February 21, the
door of all the residences In tnat city occupied by
Cubans were marked by a black cross or placarded
with the words "The time for clemency Is entled.
Verjnjice," ,jT,flt excitement was caused, nd
the strumous efforts of a few prominent Spaniards
alone prevented an outbreak. A foraging expedi
tion from tho besieged garrison of rtiurto Principe
a few days since burned the Scaldovas estate. On
their return they were attacked by Cuban forces,
and were compelled to retreat to Puerto Principe
with a loss of forty killed and a largo number
wounded. Four thousand refugees from the country
are reported to be at (llbara. There was great
dearth of provisions, and an epidemic was feared.
Havana, Feb. 28. Humors are In circulation
that expeditions from the American shore, in aid
of the rebels, have landed near Komedlos and
Ouldrcllas. Fifteen hundred soldiers have left for
the central department. Some Cubans declare
their belief that as soon as Grant is Inaugurated
he will recognize, the belligerent rights of the revo
lutionary government In Cuba. Cuban accounts
contradict the government dispatches reporting a
triumphant advance from La Ouanaga.
Mr. Hill, the elllclent Consul of the United States,
will SPHimc the functions of Coiinul-Ueiieral at
Havana.
The steamer Montezuma has arrived here with
the crew of the American schooner Nellie True, of
Portland, Me., lost on Punta Malos.
Speculators in sugar seem disponed to withdraw
from tho market, fearing a reaction in consequence
of tbe indications yesterday of a heavy decline.
Havana, Feb. 28. Special to the New York
Herald. The steamer which sailed to-day for
Cadiz took many Spaniards as pAssciigurs and some
prlsonci'B of State. Several of the lnMirgents In the
interior, who gave tlieinnelven np in hopo of se
curing the benefits of amnesty, are reported to liavo
bctu taken out of prison by the military, and shot.
ARMY ORDERS.
rilflnl of tli Troops among tbe
ttontltern and tVeaiern Ntaies.
Tjie foi.lowino Is a full copy of General Orders
No. t, recently Issued, the promulgation of which
hax occasioned great interest in army circlet:
Hkadquartkkr ok tub Army, Adjutant Gbn.
EiiAi.'a Ukkick, February 18 General Orders, No.
6. The following changes and transfers will be
made in the army as soon as the necessary urrango
mcnts can be made and proper traimportatlon pro
vided. The regiments to go to tho extreme north
will be moved as soon as navigation opens:
Kegimentsof Cavalry. Firnt. The commanding
general. Division of the Pacific, will make such
change in the station of the companies of this regi
ment, and at such times as in his Judgment the
health of those serving in southern latitudes and
the good of the service may demand.
Regiment of artillery Second. The following
light batteries will proceed, without delay, to Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, and report to the command
ing general of tho Department of the Missouri, who
will select a suitable poht at which these and Light
Battery B, 4th artillery, shall bestationed. In order
to carry out eil'ectually the system of instruction in
light artillery practice, a field ollicer of artillery
will hereafter be designated to command the post.
The four batteries of the 1ft artillery; Light Bat
tery K, 2d artillery; Light Battery A, 3d artillery:
Light Battery C. Battery K, 1st artillery, will
turn over its horses to the Quartermaster's Dopart
partment to be sold, and will take tho battery to
Fort Leavenworth. The quartermaster will trans
port the horses of Battery G, 4th artillery, from
Detroit to Fort Leavenworth for this battery, and
purchase such new horses as may be necessary to
make up Its complement. Battery A, 2d artillery,
will . turn over Its battery to the ordnance ottlce at
Benicla, and its horses to the quartermaster, to be
sold, and will proceed, via the isthmus of Panama,
to Fort Leavenworth. The Ordnance Department
will supply a new battery, and the Quartermaster's
Department new horses for this battery at Fort
Leavenworth.
Batterv C, 3d artillery, will march across the
country to its new station. The following batteries
wil) be dismounted, and until farther orders there
will be but one mounted battery to each regiment
of artillery. Battery 1, 1st artillery, to turn over
its battery to the commanding ollicer at Browns
ville, Texas, and its horses to the Quartermaster's
Department to be sold, and then proceed to take
pott at Fort Schuyler, New York, Battery A, 2d
artillery, to turn over its horses to the Quartermas
ter's Department to be sold, and retain charge of
Its buttery, unless oirecieu uy vue jjeparuneni
Commander to turn them in at the Benicla Ar
senal. Battery E, 3d artillery, to turn over Its bat
tery to the ordnance ollicer at the Augusta Arsenal,
Georgia, and its horses to the Quartermaster's De
partment to be sold, and then proceed to take post
at Barrancas, Florida. Battery G, 4th artillery, to
retain charge of its battery and turn over its horses
to the Quartermaster, who will cause them to be
carefully inspected, sen sucn as are condemned,
and transport the remainder to Fort Leavenworth,
to be turned over to battery K, 1st artillery. Bat
tery G, 5th artillery, to remove its battery to the
ordnance oflice at Baton Kongo Arsenal, and its
horses to the Quartermaster's Department to be
sold, and then proceed to take post at Fort Adams,
Newport, u. 1.
Regiments of Infantry Fourth. First regiment
to proceed to Fort Leavenworth and report to the
commanding general of the Department of the
Missouri tor assignment to Biations.
Fifth. The following regiments, except Bucn en
listed men here as will be entitled to their dis
charge before January 1, 1870, will proceed to the
posts set opposite them respectively, and on their
arrival inero win relieve iuo reguueuus Biauuueu
thereat. The enlisted men, except surplus non
commissioned officers and musicians of the regi
ments relieved, will be transterred to the regiment
relieving them: 2d regiment to proceed to the post
occupied by tne latu lniantry, in Montana terri-
. n ... mam rn nrnpjinn i . i rnn TknHTH nAdnninn
by tlie 31st iniantry,in uanuia territory; iiture-
f inient to proceed to the posts occupied by the ISth
iifantrv. in Texas: 16th regiment to proceed to the
posts occupied by the 10th infantry, department of
Dakota; 24tn regiment to proceed 10 tne posts oc
cupied by the 17th infantry, in Texas; 33d regiment
to proceed to vne posia oucupieu uy me zom in
fantry, in Texas; 34th regiment to proceed to the
nnetH orcuriled bv the 22d infantry, in Dakota.
Sixth. On being relieved, as above directed, the
ofllcers and surplus men of the following regiment
not transterred, will proceed wituout oeiay to me
Sofets designated, and there report to the supcrin
;ndent of the ceneral recruiting service, through
whom they will receive lurtner orders: xo mew-
nort barracks. Kentucky, the 10th, 13th, 22d and
31st infantry: to Fort Columbus, New York harbor,
ISth, nth ana 2tau ininntry.
Seventh. The officers and enlisted men of tbe
following regiments will be interchanged, company
by company; tne enusteo men win remain at tuo
posts they now occupy; tne omcers win De renevea
part at a time, so as not to leave a post or company
without one officer, and proceed as rapidly as possi
ble to loin their new regiment. The Held and staff
officers will be interchanged in like manner. Ninth
regiment with the l2tn, Ht 11 regiment witu tne gist,
2tith regiment with the 23d, 25th regiment with the
32d. 35th reeiment with the 36th.
Klchtb. The 6th regiment the six companies
serving In South Carolina will join the remainder
of the regiment in the Department of the Missouri,
for assignment as tue commanding general 01 tne
department may direct.
Ninth. The 44th regiment eight companies to
proceed to the First military district and relieve
the 11th regiment.
2. The enlisted men to be left behind of regiments
whose stations are herein changed will be organized
in detachments collected at such points as the de
partment commanders may designate, and as many
commissioned omcers as are necessary will be left
in charge of them until other orders are given.
3. Department commanders will give all the ne
cessary instructions for carrying out the details of
tins order, and win immediately lurmsn this otuce
with conies of the same.
4. The Quartermaster's Department will furnish
tne necessary transportation.
By command of General Grant.
E. 1). Town
4BEND, A. A. Q.
Cleveland iaolearirjg vessels for Lake Su
perior after ioe. The captains have indtrno-
tlona. litney una no ice in jaKe superior, to
take the sohooners overland to Alaska if loe
cannot be obtained nearer.
Colonel Edmund Henderson, formerly
head 0 the convict establishment in Western
AnEtrallia, and reoentiy iiireotor-Ueneral of
Prisons, has been appointed Chief Commis
sioner ot Police in London, to snooeed the late
Bir Kiobard Mayne.
The diBtlnenished geologist, M. d'Arohiat,
wbose disappearance has caused a consider
able sensation in Paris, and whose body was
ninord to have been toana in tne bi. Mar
tin's Canal, is sow said to have entered the
monastery of La Trsppe.
Mbr atktUUmat tfarint Neivi let FXrit Pag.
A I.MAT AO VOB tHILADKLPHI-THI8 DAY.
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rUllMDKLPUIA. WASHINGTON,
MARCW. JD. H.M. H.lf,
Wwt (Jimrier.. t 0'Si mo. 85 mo.
Nf Moon........ 8 67 mo. I Si mo.
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRACK.
Comhittib or mm Month.
UUVKMK9TH Of UOKAN STJCASXICKg,
FOR AHEKUIA,
Bellona......-....Xondon...JiJew York...... .Jan.
1 nmark-......l'verpool...New York tri.
Java Liverpool... New y0i k p,.b.
i:.uiMnrbesterLlverpool...New Yorn Keo
Oern anla........ Hvr ...uNw York ............ Ken.
elr8ka.....l.lverpool....iow York Ft.
Vi'Hfr.... Huiitlianinton,
New York Kn.
City 01 Loudon..LlTvrMMl
New York Kr,.
1 ance.....
l.lveriool...Npw York Ft.
Cell
...London .New V ork........ Feo.
...UIoakow NeWYork. KeO.
...Liverpool ...New York ............ Feb.
rOK KUHOPKl
low..
Australasian
nBiniODl..Kpw Y"ork...lam)urr Mnr. i
lolorxdo New York...Livrpxn Mar. 2
Smxiaita M York...l,lverpool. ..Mr. 8
"in ..........New York... Brxuien.... Mar. 4
Tarlfa ...New York...I,lverpool Mr. 4
V ot lndoii....New York...J..yerinol Mar.
Vllle de Pans...New York. ..Havre Mar. e
Kangaroo. New York...Llvorpool. -Mar. s
O. ollialllniore New York... Liverpool Mir, 13
OOAMTWIBK. nOMK-t'l'Kl. ETO.
Ocean Qneen....New York...Aplnwall . Mw. 1
Junlai... Phllada. Hw Urinm Mar.
i'clunibla New York... Havana M.Mr. 4
PIOUHr...........lrift(1 Wilmington Mr. s
Eagle ..m..N York.Havana......Mar. 11
Mb-ftiftNlppI New York... Klo Janeiro .....Mar. t,i
Walls are forwarded by every steamer In tne regular
tinea. Tbe steamers for or from Llvornool nail at
QiMHntown, except the Oanadiaa line, which call at
jjonuonuerry. i nw siramen for Or from tne yonti
nent call at Honthampton.
CLEARED BATDRDAV.
Bteamshlp Norman, Crowell, Boston. H. WlnqorAOo
bchr Kniina D. Finney, Milton, Mew Orleaus, Lain
. r.urv. Wlckersnam & Co.
Bt'r New York, Joues, Washington and Alexandria.
W P. Clyde Co.
Bt'r .lames H. Green, Vance, Richmond, G'ty Point.
ncl Norfolk, VV P.ClydeAOo.
Bt'r Diamond Stale, Webb, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Bteamshlp Prometheus, Orey, 70 hours from Charles
ton, wllb cotton, rlcereto , to K, A. Bouder & Co.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Bteamsbln Norfolk. Pla t, from Norfolk and Rich
mond, witn mrtae. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Brls C T. 'lounklns Tavlor. 17 days from Carda-
naa. wltb molasses to Thos. Wattson A Bods.
Mcnr V. o. Miner, Muniley, from Jacksonville, with
lumber to captain.
H hr Z. A. Payee. Noyes. 8 days from EastDorL
With rsdse. to E. A. Bonder A Co.
IHcbr Jacob Kay mood. Holt, s (lays from New Lon
don, wllb noose, to Merchant A Co.
ftteamer U. H. Btout, Ford, from Washington and
Alexandrla.wltb mdse. to W. p. Clyde A Co.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
f oreign and coastwise ariivais ror ins munm ni
Ftb 1869, as compared wltn. the same period In 1868:
lNt8
Vnr
For,
Coast. Tct
Shirs 1
Jon. C. Ot-Tjan. 1
K. A. SururB, I
(new h. uvr.nr. ,1
UKOuam N. Ai.lbmTJ
1 1 ... 1
a s ... s
14 1 ... 1
22 11 ... 11
2M 9 2A 8
2tiS ... 9 9
141 ... 80 80
4 1 a.
11 -
798 26 69 00
Mean snips x
Uniques... n
Hrlvs
to
i
278
2KB
HI
41
11
788
H-bonuers
18
Bloc'l s.....
Btean ers
Barges......
Boris
Total.,
55
MIBt KL.I.ANT.
Brie Carolina E. Kellev. Meade, whlnh arrlvort nn
Paiuroay. sailed from Matauzas Nov. it), tor Pblladel-
pnia. ano put idiom, jonns. f. K., Jan 7. In distress,
as before reported: after oischarflne. she wag con
cent nt-d and sold for S787 to Capt, Koblns in. of scrir
anipn nKi, woo piauea aer in cnaae ot Capt. w.
A. Meade, formerly of barque Old Hickory, of Phila
delphia, wno. after having ine brig partially repaired,
brought her safely to this port.
, . , . MEMORANDA.
SfearJBBtllD Wvnn.lnir Tol r..w PV, lla nl nV.I. ..11 a
fri m t. vBonab 7ih ii'i. " "
Karaueiunjina, HUton, hence, at Llverpaol nth
U'tlmo.
iiaique Ann and Alice. Measenorer. hanoa. at Rilhna
8th nit.
Darque unions. Holmes, cleared at Havannah Mih
Dlt.. for Montevldec.
Brla H raid. Wood, at Bairn a 12th nit for Phlladol.
pbla another account says for Mew Orleans.
Brig K. A. Barnard Crowell, for Philadelphia,
salird from Messina 6th nit.
Brla Waverly. Terry, hence, at Dardanelles 29th
Jan., and ciesred for Constantinople.
Brig (Sarah Gllmore. Clifford, lor Philadelphia,
sailed from BavaaDab 27th ulU
Hrbr K. H. Rich. Hopkins, bence, at Lisbon stn nit.
Bcbrs li A M. Reed. Bteelman: Almira Woolev.
King; and K. J. Herty. Herat y. from Boston for Phi
ladelDbla. at Holmes' Hole 25th ulfc.
febrs Henrietta Himroons, nod trey: Marlon. Par
iah; t-arah Simmons, dandy: and '. W. Locke, Hunt
ley. Bene, ror uoswd; ftiaDamicu. tjinypuio, iruw
Boston for Philadelphia: and Louisa, from Bt. John,
N. B , for do., at Holmes' Hole 26th oik
retire J. Bi. nayies, rnoio; j. raruuiu. jveny; ana
J. Payne. Kelly, all from Providence for Philadel
phia, at Nt w York 2rUh nit,
BchrsN. K. Benedict. Ullott, and Helen Woodward,
Peed, from New Haven lor Philadelphia, at Mew
York 26th ult.
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and costs no uioie than the aommun Lime, aud lfi
sanitary qualities are excellent: It Is therefore in
evtry respect unsurpassed by anything Of the kind
bailblled that ail who test It will never again nsa
Iilme, tbe Inventor wonia asa yum smujr your in
. -. k .lain, ma J i l 1 m 1 1 11 1 a L rial.
tlroera rtceivea ror aiiu'ytus mo j
ar atteaUon paid io f axlor aud "J! yJxL,
No 1230 a FIFTH Blret, Pnlladelphla,
Fold by Mrocera generally. 8 22inws St
TAB. KINKELIN, AFTER A RESIBENCl
i aud practloe 01 thirty yaaxs at inanormwesi
corner or Third and Union aireeta, has lately re
moved to Honth f i.K VJtixiii. bueet, Dtwa atAjf
Jt Jli ana CIIKbN ut. , ,
HlasauMriorUw in tha DromDt and nerfeot oore Of
all recent, ohronlo, looai. ind eonstltotional aflso-
tie ts 01 a special nature, is proveruiai. . MtJ
nuuMnrih. akin. annArlna In a handred ou
fcrent forms, totally eradlnatrdi mental and physical
weakness, and all nervons debilities sclentttically
and sucneaiutiUy treaiaeV omae hours (rout I A. N
to 1 r. at'
LARZCLERC & DUCHEY,
Custom llonse Brokers and Notaries rabllc
No. 405 LIBRARY Street.
All Custom noose Business transacted.
. PA88PORT8 PROOURED
FURNITURE,' ETC.
ft RICHMOND A CO.,
i HucfCffiorgto Atnood & Hnppr,
XJ TZ IS 1 T U R E
WAREROOMS,
No. 45 South SECOND St.,
(East tide. Brown Btona Building),
t28 1m PHILADELPHIA.
AVISO.
MEUDLU8 I-'INO
IN
EXH1BICION.
in Beile de Cuartoo,
COLOCADO
COMO
. Balas de reclblmlento
7
CUARTOS DE CAMARA.
CCORCE J. HENKEL8,
THIRTEENTH AND CHENUT,
lSmrp PHILADKLPHIA.
CARPETINGS.
GREAT REDUCTION.
$50,000
WORTH OP OUR STOCK OF
CARPETINGS
Hare been redaccd in price to close out
early and make room for
NEW SPRING GOODS.
IiEEYE L. KNIGHT & SON,
v 1222
ClkwNUT STREET,
1 29 Imwlmrp
PHILADELPHIA.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BARTLE TT,
Ho. S3 SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
Begs to Announce his New Styles of
Gents' Boots and Shoes, for Spring
Wear, and is noio ready to receive and
fulfd all orders which the public may
favor him with. loieimwi
J FASHIONABLE
BOOTS AND SHOES
MADE TO ORDER, IN THE LATEST STYLES,
ON THE HOST REASONABLE TEBM3.
GIVE US A CALL.
CI. N. I.EE. J. B. CHABXOW.
1 18 lm No. 214 bonth TEN 1H Btreet.
T
HE PRINCIPAL DEPOT
roa thi balx or
E B V B N U B STAMPS
WO. 104 CHESNUT BIREET.
CENTRAL OFFICES, Na 105 B. FIFTH ST,
ITwo doors below Onesnnt street),
AND
No. 433 WALNUT STREET,
(Fenn Boildlng),
BSTABLISHE D 1862.
Tbe sale ot Revenue Stamps is still oon tinned
nt ine Old-Eatublnined Agenoy,
Tbe stock comprises every denomination
printed by tbe Government, and bavlng at all
times a large supply we are enabled to flu and
forward (by Mall or Express), ail orders, lmme
diately npon receipt, a matter of great Impor
anoe.
United B La tee Notes, National Bank Notes
Drafts on Philadelphia, and Poet Olfloe Orders,
received In payment.
Any information regarding the deolalons 01
tbe Commissioner of Internal lie venae cheer
fully and gratuitously furnished. .
Revenue Stamps printed npon Crafts, Checks
ReoeipU, etc
Tbe following rates of commission are allowed
on B tam pa and Stamped Pa pen
On 25 and upwards tH,mM(HM,ltM4HtlllS J&T Cent,
100 " ... ...... M MM. ...8 "
M 800 M W....,.........,M,..M.Mt
Address all orders, eto to
STAMP AGENCY,
NO. 801 CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA ,
UNITED STATES POSTAGE STAMPS Of
aU kinds, and STAMPED CNYELOFES, son
U&uy on baud.
AMUSEMENTS.
MltS. JOUN DttEVVHARCH BTaSKT TUt
ATKK. Brglns at 7
MONDA Y. and till further no'.tca.
A. W. Touns's Co'iirdy of
A VICTIM OF CIKCUMrANOm
Vlrgluls da Aifrloi ... M. JullS D AKW
Ainen or tn r un uouipnny.
After Wbleti th Urra, Drm,
1 II K ClIKXlCaN HIOl HER',
f etila del Franchl.. nariAn nill
Pshlpo del Fracobl. I
flisresu-l etiau'1.
Kmili De Inparrr
..xr. L Janas
.Miss 1,'r.in f.lon
at sc. ooi Franoh)
Mr. M -er
WOr DA Y M tCH ADU nUoUT NOTHINU.
WAIiNUT RT. TUBATRE. BEOfNH AT 1.
TtUd'Mnnaayi K V JM l.N(J. Maieh 1,
Mi;rKKMlrl M 1(1 HT
el the wr.rld-rpi nw. pd cureierllans and original I it
personal ors of Irish and Yank'P ire.
jur. ana Mis. ti a km f w 1L.L1 lit),
VI KT Nillll
of the Pomsnllo frlnli Dr ma. written express for
r.i o aara. Williams by Jouo llrouinaiu, Km-, en
tit ea
this jrMjTRT.n Rinn
with nw scenery and novpl morhaulcal rfTccts.
i" marsny. Mr. HA Hi ry W'1,LI15
alasglw Macarty Mrs. B nNKV WILLI AM4
AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.
lorarmiifd lambnoi night-.
jiu Krvat j si s arn tnt risinai
A1.L-K1KII I
JCVrRTKVKNlNO and HA VV R DAY AFTERNOON
ASSEMBLY DUILDINOS.
M a UleON O H E V'rt I
rsn.w muhujaij knulrtainmrnt.
MONDAY, March 1, aud ev-ry Nla-ht. fill
nmlHHtnn. aim., m a . ... ,m.a t..v ,M.r..i1 iu.u
at Trnmplei's Mosto more. No, tte tjhpsmu street.
VALER'8 (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
UAKiiM, Hos. 7S0, TO, 724, and 728 VIAB
btret.
1 UK GRAND OROHKSTRTOTI. fhrmprlT the nru.
pe ty of Hi. (JUAAo UL'KK OF BADICN, purchased
at reat expense by JA OH VALKtt, of ihlsctty.ln
coninlnatloo wllb FLAMKH'b UROHRSl'RA and
Man. Nfe.Iit.IK ANDKRi-nN, will perform Ji.VF.RY
AH B.BNIK)M and KVKN1NQ at In. above-men
tloned place. Admission tree. 1 la if
HORTICULTURAL. UAL L. GERMANIA
OKt Ill;e,TK If DBLIU REHEARHAliW
KVKHY W KUMKSDAY, at P. M. Tluknts sold
at the door, and all principal Muslo Htoraa. Pack
ases of 0 ve tor II: slnale, 26 ceuts.
Kngngfrnents can oemaoe by aoareasins u. u
TfcKT, No. 1231 MONTKKaY ftreet; WinrK'S MusK
Btore. No. 1021 Cliesnnt street; Andre's Music Htors
No. 1104 C'besnot street. 1 II tea
C1ABL BENTZ' AND MARK HABSLER'8 OR
J tHTRA MATlNfe-KH, ItVKRY SATDRDAY
ai 8 H, M IN MUblCAL fe'UN D HALL. Single Ad
mission, fe cents fe-ackaae ot a tickets, 1, at Bonr'
No.lllCCHEBNDTbt.. andat theDoor. IU4U
FOR THE LADIES.
JEMOVAL OF THE
Grand Ooenlnr of Snrlna- Fashions MONDAY.
March 1. iBtts. For tbe better cunveolence of her
pairoc. MUM. HI. A. ItlNUCK has removed her
Dress Trlmnjlogs and 1'apr fattern tore to the
noribwtst corner ot ELK Vfe-NTU aad CUK-INUI'
Hlreets, I'blladelpbla, twrn-re sbetwlllbe happy
io see ner irieoas ana customers. isriiuaui
novelties of special Interest. Elegantly trimmed pat
terns of latest, and most re'lahle styles for Ladies'
and Chlldiens' Liens, Meeves, aults, WaUts Ptnlers,
and till. drens' Uarnienla, I'apes Coats, aud Maollen,
In endless variety. Dlalo aud trimmed, many sulei
of which are mauutactured ou the premises, and cau
not be found elsewheie, slugle, ana In sets for dresi
makers and dealers. wUoliwale and retail Dre I and
Cio.k Meklnc Ureases made to fit with ease and ele
sauce. The hnest assonment ot Ladles' Dress and
Cloak lrmmlrgs In the oily, at the lowest prices.
timers executed at snurt nonce. cuioroiuerus,
Handkerchlels, Laces, Ribbons, Bridal Veils ana
Wreaibs, Fine Jewelry, and Fancy Goods. Fluking
and UoiTerlnsr. Cultlne aud fe'lulmr. A perfect system
of Diess Caning laurut; price. l bO. wlta chart. 1'at-
en s Bern oy manor express to an parts oi iue union.
Do not foiRet our new location, N. W. corner
H1LEVNTU andCHKdNOr etrcets t27tf
1115. M T- HOPKINS' 1H54
ladies' E mporium.
Ko. 1115 CHESNUT St. (Uirard Kow).
Lareest assortment and Best and Cheaneat annrls
In tLeclty, In all in. following Hues:
MfiDu'aciurer or uopkios' ceieoratea champion
Hood balrts, for Ladles, M lanes, and Clilidrea. In
over four hundred styles, shapes, lengths, and sizes.
Cottil, Batloe, snd Jans UorsM,lu eight different
stjles. manufacturea ezprtssly lor oar own sales,
from II 60 tofja.
33 aitlercnt styles of superior flttlne French
woven Whalebone CORctETM from tot to HI.
li varieties of extra nandaome Whaleocie Cor
sets, from tH cents to K3a5U.
rbouider tracts, Madam Foy'a Corset Sclrt Eup
portei s. ete,
Mrs. Moody's Patent Self-adjusting Abdominal
Corset, highly recommended tit physicians, from
UlX X.11HES OF T.IIE.V VHDEBOAB
- MEN'l'tl.
59 Bartram A Fantom a Family Pewlrjg Machines,
being gratuitously distributed to our customers for
the purpose ol getting them introduced. 126 Via
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY.
JAMES B. SMITH & CO,,
BLANK BOOK
UANUTA0THKEB8,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Ko. 27 South SEVENTH Street,
11 18 ftnwain PHILADELPHIA,
stationers;
NTI-WINDQW RATTLER.
For Dwelling", Cam, steamboat) Ete
Prevents Rattllne and Bhaklntr of the win.
daws by tne wind or other oauuee, tlgbtena the
ituili. preventa tbe wind and dost from entering,
taally attaobed, and required bat a tingle
Call on tbe OenertU Agent.
O. P. ROSE'
No. 727 JATNE Street,
Between Market and Cbeanut,
U 11 fmw3m Fhlladelpbia.
hJC E8BI0K & SONS
BOUTHWARK rOUWDRTj
Wo. 4S0 W AUHXNQTON AVXJSUK, Pblladalphla
wir.T.UM WBIGHTS PATENT VAEXASLB
UUT VlfW BTJGA.Al-JaUU(
Beftuated by tbe Governor.
KIBBICK'B BAJETT HOIBTZRQ HACHCIB,
Patented Juna, 1848.
" DAVID JOY'S
PATENT VALYELElia BTEA1C HAUlCUt. .
ix m. WEflTosra
PATENT BELF-OEHTEBINQ, BELP-BALANOIRB
CXNTBXFDGAX BTJOAB-PBAXKINa MACHINE
AMD
HYDRO EXTRACTOR,
ft Ootton or Woollen Mannfaom. TlOmw
Q ALVANIZED CABLE FENCING.
Tbe Cheapest and most Endarlng Fence
for Farmers, Kallwaj Companies,
or Country heats.
Bam plea Been at tbe office of
PHILIPS. JUSTICE,
Ko. 14 North FIFTH Street,
glim PHILADELPHIA.
IRE GUAR D 8,
FOR BTORE FRONTS, A8YLUJIS, FACTO
" EIE3, TC.
Patent Wire Hailing, Iron Bedstead!. Orna
mental Wire Work, Paper-makers' Wires, and
every variety of Wire Work, manufactured by
1L WALKER & B0N3,
a 3mwl No, 11 N, BIXTU Btteet.
t
AMUSCMENTS.
CONCERT HALL.
GBAND OPEMAU KIGUT, -INAUGURATION
ZVZNING.
TllUHSDAY, MAKCH 4, 18C9,
til RE AT AKAHIAN MUHTS' OOJIDLNA.
T1UN EATEKTAl.NMEJfr
Comprising Firtj Beaaliful Tv,ftni,
wirn a
GBASD COMDINAI ION OF TALENT.
tARLfcTOR, r
Tha Great IRIfeH lUMitUUN and VOCALI8P
will appear In bl u eqnlld chr-t-rs: ,
1 11 R DUHliIN DAMCINvi alAHl'EU,
PAT WcCaNN.
DAM'Y l'AT.
JOLLY 1KI9HMAN,
IKIH rO 1.1)1 KK BOY,
WBITI IN( PT.
UAi'i'iriBT pady orrr,
jt-IO AND THK 8T1LB,
a to. Eta. s,o7Bai
PllOFESVOK M- O'REARDOR,
tbe OKIOINATOR and 1NVKNTOR of lBa
i tin liihaON
will anrearln bis UKKA i' ctfKvJil A LI' T of plarlna-Ittrll-K
DlrtTlACl ' 1 UNEi ai once ' "
Hi niangfinn'. a e ja, t io announce tbe ar
tl tal fi( m l,i nc!"r) and a- 8iTini of
klUNOH IH4HI.KII litHNIO,
the Gf.at Vuca Uianrt tianotiurlst, Ir.im lliAtban
brn. London. In bis oni-qus iet Uhnracter tkuifS;-
MAJtIR WKIMNUi'OM Dh! BO Old,
UUJKEA PIO HOY .
JTArslI ION A BI.K FRrn.
PKfc-lTY -L1TTLK FLOR4.
TV K T.ANOA-HIKK LAtl3.
THKKF.LPlEoKOP.
THK TAI' Kl K THE BOOTS,
WAI KiSU IN THK ZOJ,
VP In A BAl L'MtN,
IMMWN-M A KOFP(Rnsslan). '
I UK K TO BiSA SWELL.
'luis tii iroduhbked.
Hard as bi eel,
Dnnng the Evening. ,
a"lH CARRIE VERNON",
Accomplished VncaliS'. tr, m London, will Bins'
sevpral f ber popular souks and baliada, together
li h a arpar, an-ay ol ot hr t l.n t. "aner
itR PAUTICLLARa HBE BILTS OF THE DAY
The Entertainment will conclude eaou evanlna
wub a f . i t
GRANDIPRK8HNTATI0N W 1
or
ON f UNDRKD
VAI.UABbK UlfT
TO THK AUDIKINCJE.
DIATlSKI'Jtl
WEDNFJSDAY AND HATUKUaT AFTERNOONS
Commencing- at 2 o'clock, . .
TICKFTH f...M
KtJkkVl h HKITH
i fifty cents
.blVNTV-FIVE CKNTf?
UShtSUAtli A CO,
GKOKOU GO a DON..
rnvrni ktorm
. DlHBUTtfH
AMERICAN ACaOKUY OP MUSrfL
iHBFRK.VOH UPERA. . . .
JAMK3 FIPK. Ja
Di7.oiotaK!$;
ALOL1 II BIBOi KLD
BRIEF HEA80N ' '
GRAND opu ra RfirFtrm rt
consLfing ef ' .
aiJt laiuuTd AD ONE MATINEB.
by tbe Combined i roupes of . ' r
rAttiii..1! Attiiain,
MONDAY FVKNINfl. March L
, A. A PER C HOLE.
Opera Comlqne, In tbme acts, or t finbacrt.
JVlLLKlKMA. MONS.AUJAO.
Mcssts. Leduo, dgard, Hamtuon, etc. eto. .
TUESDAY EVUNINO. March 1.
OKPHEK ADX KMFKK-.
Grard Bpe:tacuiar OLera Buuffa. lu four acta. h. r
Ofl'tnhscb. ..
XHL.L . 'IVSTICB, aOMa. BaTO.'A '
Mestirs. Leduo, LaitrlrTiinl. Dache-ne, Ouldn.
Miles, Dnoloa, Rose, Tbolcr, eio. eta
WEDNESDAY BVESING, March 1 ' ' .
BAKE BLh.UK ;
Opera Bonffe.B lour aois, by onvnbaoti.'
MLLK. JRMA, MONB. AOJAC.
MtsdaninaHamilioa.Tboler. Bi'se.etc.
l pf-sis. LSErlfTuul. 'I'holer. Frannla. KAirmrA
dlgnac, elo. etc '
THtTRSDAY KVENING. Maroh. '
LA BELU HELEN E ! . ,
Opera Honfl, In three acta, by Otfrnbach. "
MONK. TOB'l EE, U LliE. LKORE.
Mesdamps Duclos, R se, Mathilda. Tbolerf
Mtsaia, Leduo, LagrllTual, Duchesne, ete..': :'
FRIDAY EVKN1NU. March 5, " "
LA CUAH ON DE FORTUNIO. , ,
. Opera Comic In one act. or Ofl'nnbaeh.1 -MHe.Irma,
Messrs. Leu an and Francis, Meadauea
Tholer, Rose, MaihllrJe, etc. etc.
LE8 BAVA.RD8.
Opera Comlqup. Iu two acs by Offenbach.
' BaTUBLAY AFTEHNOON, ATSL
GRANUOAL4 MATINEE.
LA GBANDE CICUEM,
Orera Rrnlle In fuuraoia, by on'enbaoh,-'
MLLK. TOBTEE, M. ADJAO.
Messrs. Leduo. Lsgrlflinul. Ducresne, Mile, Dnolos.
BA1URDAY EVENING. Maron ,
GRAND FARhWELL PERFOKMANOB. '
MLLE. TOSTEE. MlLE. 1KMA, ,
Messrs. Deere, Leduo Duchesne, etc etc.
Reserved Bests for any ot the above performancae .
can be bad on and after SATURDAY. February 27.
at liOKKH' Mnsc btore Nu, 110 CHattNUT
Btieet, and at the Academy or Music.
ECALE OF PRICES : ' ' : !
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
No Extra Charge tor Reserving Bears.-
Fam Uy Circle ....beveuiy-flTe Cents
Oallpry Thirty Cent
NOTli E. Tbe Libretto of tbe Opera, a performed
by tbe Fiencb Opera Company (tbe only correct
edition published), carefully translated, tbe text of
which Is ttken fu,m the Prompt B jok, tboa securlog
a perfect tlmllllooe between tbe Opera as aang on
toe stage snd the Libretto as read In tbe audleooe,
and containing the muslooi tbe choicest moioaaux,
f, r sale at ihe Music fctores. s 18
MISS 8CSAN GALTON'i CHENUTBIRBBr
THEATRE. r t
Flfib and Las., Week of the ,J''
8VBAN G A LI ON CoMIO UfERA COMPAhTY.
THlb (Monday) EVaNINii March 1,
flrst neitoimsnoe In America f Offenbach's '
GREATEST OOMIU OPEBA, , ,t ,
ROB1NBON oRCSOE, '"
with new and 'splendid scenery, painted by Charles
Berger and John Weiser.
fnfw and splendid oustumea. . .
BURLESQUE COMPANY,
Trumpl'a. No. 2 Cbesnnt st . and at the Taeaue.
lJumv Commencing MONDAY. Mrch, . .
lor one M4N8 & 04.BDNER'8 ; .: : .
GREAT DKAMATIO COMPANY.
IN BENBATIONALDaAMA9 "
MONDA Y, March Is. ,
HEBS' BUKLEHQUB COMPANY, '
LUMBER.
BPRUCK JOIST
bPAtUOE JOIST,
HEMLOCK,
HEMLOCK.
18G9
vl869
1QQ BEABONEB CLEAR pmH. lOOn
10017 BEABONED CLEAR PINK lofjtJ '
CHOICE PATTKRAI PINK. Wl
BPANibii ATIERNa.
1869
FLORIDA FLOORING. .
FLORIDA FLUOKIxNU,
CAROLINA FLOORING. .
VIUGlNlA FLOOK1AU.
DELAWARE FLOORaMO.
ABU FLOUltlNU.
' WALN UT LOOKING,
FLORIDA 8TEP BOAJAD&
RAIL PLANK.
fl869
1 fiHG WALNUT BDB AND PLANK, 1 QJO
XOUt WALNUT BDB. AjD PLaAx! IuUiJ
WALNUT BOARD. -wvr
WALNUT PLANK. '
lfi AO UNDERTAKERS LUMBER. " IQnrk
10 OU VN DEBT A KERB' LUAiBEAL lOOU
WALNUT A1SJU FXNB. - ' '
18C9
SEASONED POPLAR. onr
BEAJSONED CflJLUBY. XOOti
Aon.
WHITE OAK PLAN K AND BOARDS. ,
HICKORY.
1869
CIGAR BOX MAKERS' ' Qnr
ci.iAU box. UAKKHrf InhH
BPAJSlbll CEDAR BOX BOARDB.
FOR BALE LOW.
lfiQ CAROLINA BCANTLING,
aooj carolina m.t. b1llb,
Norway wjantliKg.
1869
1869
CEDAR BH1NULE8, . "1 nnn
OYPRarWtsHINGLFa, lOOal
maole.bhotiJfr A oaT
JNO. 1MM BO UTH Btteet,
1U
COTTON SAIL DUCK AJSD CAFVA8. OF -all
numbers and brands, lanl, Awnlug, aud
Wagon-Cover Duck. ' w"
Also, Paper Mannfactarers Drier Tetta, from
Ih Irly lucbee to seventy -si i Inches wide, Pauilsi.RMr
las, MtU 'iwAste, ete. JOH N W. EVKHMAnJ ,
tta i& UitLAm fcU-OtjU ' ,
' :.' ' : " . 5