THE DAILY EVENING TiEGRAPH PHILABELPH1A TUTJllSDAY. MARv?H 25, 1863.
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NMW TOJiKISMS.
Out (km OorretpontUmt.
Nnw Tons. March tJ, 1839.
The fslminatlons which the fashionable world
launched at the head of the director of the
Italian opera troupe at present la tkis cltr.
would lead the Ingennoas to suspect that that
world was residing l's'elf with more than csual
fervor to tho prajer and penitence of the leutca
season. To far as public amusements are con
certed, howover, Ihe penitential fervor Is not
at all visible, and Roman Catholic and Epuco
palian plcly evinces ltself, for tho most part, tn
a half and half smatter of relltrlous observance,
. which bears as trine h rercmblituce to tho
genuine article as the widow out of mourning
does to the new made "institution" who hui
band 1b just laid in his grHve, or as the guy
apparelled Quaker docs to the orthodox victim
of (ffj gowns and poke bonnets. The reliction
of the past six week, so fur as fashionable Nor
York Is concerned, has beei drawn with such
an amaglng 'head" on, that r.o'.hlng but froth
can be distinguished, add the thing has no bodv
to it at all.
Apropos or ronton, tho Rev. T. De Witt Tal
mage, lately of Philadelphia, has just been
Installed as pastor of the Central Presbyterian
Church, lit Schor.nerhorn streof, near Wevlas,
Brooklyn, In the absence ot the Moderator of
the Tresbjlery of Nassau, the Uev. Mr. Pome
roy, of the Boss Street Presbyterian Church
conducted the exercises and propounded the
usual constitutional questions. Th Rev. P. D
Oakey, of Jamaica, delivered tho charge to the
pastor, the Rev. Dr. Yan Dyke that to the
peopK and tho Rev. Dr. Wells of .Wllliannbunr
officiated tn a miscellaneous manner. Mr.'
Talmage will succeed In Brooklyn, and in
these days tbo success of a minister depends in
a great degree upon the same causes that con
tribute to the success of an actor or an orator.
Mr. Talmags, though by no means a band
eonie man, is a magnetic one, and Is besides a
muscular Christian, andean "prove his doctrine
orthodox by apostolic blows and knocks." He
naed to be one of the favorite pupils at the
gymnasium of Hildebrand & Lewis, at the
northeast corner of Ninth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia; and I have no doubt that In the
weightier matters of the law he la just as efficient
as in handling the dumb-bells, and thathts
sp ritual tiavail more than keeps paco with
his Indlau club exercise. It U fair to presume
that be hag benefited by the change. I will not
ay that no minister ever hears a "call" to a
pulpit where a less salary is given than the one
lie has been receiving; but the understanding
In the Schermerhoru street church is that Mr
Talmas e gets $7000.
Mr. Bo-gh, the indefatigable mediator be
tween the sufferings of brutes and tho sins of
their masters, has had his feelings cruelly lace
rated during the past few days. In tho fir jt
place, be has- discovered'eomj turtles whose
flippers" had been punctured, and who were
endnrlag Brothers-Davenport like agonies in
being tied together and packed that way for
transportation; and, la the second place, he had
ran foal of the man with the bear. To bring to
jmstlce both the turtle-torturers and the bear
belaborera required but little time, and
into court, accordingly, were' turtles
bear, and men niarcbed, wlta Mr. Bergh and a
posse of policemen at their head. To see the
President of theS. P. C. A. standing there
before the bar of justice, with the bear on one
side, and the turtles on the other, and a surging
tea of the faces of the canaille around, was a
spectacular specimen of the moral sublime. The
delinquents were all sent np In default of ball.
aLu toon Bcrgh, having got up an appetite) went
borne to his turtle soup in triumph.
Any stranger in the city who has not seen
Horace Greeley, but who has a desire to witness
that slouch bit and that demoralized coat, his
an excellent opportunity at the poultry show
up at the Empire Skating Rink. The rink has
been recovered from its original purpose, and
Is pleuleously stocked with every variety of
poultry from every quarter of the world. There
Lave already been more than a thousand entries
of bird?, other animals, anl implements, and
amongst all the confusion and uproar of the
place may be distinguished the voice of Horace
expatiating with shrill eloquence upon
the hatching of chickens ami the
utility of apple-trees as hen-roosts.
The dcrlre of the countrymen to get a
Bight of Horace, and at least touch the hem of
"that old white coat," is vry great. The coat.
by.lh.o-by, is not old, anji it l not white at this
season of the year, whatever It may be iu
summer. It la of greenish hue, and sufficiently
slouch m nature to correspond to the hat. On
Tuesday, while he was lecturing, a man bearing
evidences about him of Pennsylvania Dutch,
walked up to one of the doorkeepers at the
Rink, and asked to be shown Horace Greeley,
ts he bad been informed that accomplished
aomnambulist was present. Greeley wa8
at that moment addressing ' the crowd
on the purpose of and benefits arising
from tho New Turk Mate Poultry So
ciety, hud the doorkeeper ind ented htm with
his index finger, and a contemptuous "that's
aim," In'.euded to be eatpresslvo of dlsdaiuot
Ihe interlocutor's ignorance. 4 Here!" ex
claimed the countryman in a stage-whisper,
and thrusting a one dollar no.e Into the bauds
of the astonished doorkeeper, "You puts him
mlt your pocket, py tam ! Dat 1st all rlcht I
Tott show mo Ilorace Greeley, dat 1st goot!"
and hereupon tho coun'rymau, groping his way
silently back, turned, as be neared the door, to
take one last look at the chicken euloglzer, and
flnallJ departed, laughir.fr lu-.ernally, aud with
the conviction of having paid an honest price
to tee a good thing.
The row between Captain Young, the detec
live, and the Police Comml'sloners has termi
nated in the dismissal of the Cap'Hln by that
honorable body. As be bad already resigned,
he claims the elory of having rendered the act
of dismission an impossibility. At any rate be
la no longer chief of detective, and his wltn.
drawal will nut an end, for the time, to some
extremely bitter jealousies and distensions at
police headquarters,
To the largest house of the season Miss Kel
logg bade farewell last night. Her brief season
in this country bas been unalloyed by a single
dfltraain paragraph from the metropolitan
press. At Booth's Theatre the audiences con
tinue large, but not overwhelming. The two
upper tiers of tho house are almost unoccupied-
' but the majority of the downstairs seats are
almost alw.js taken. If Kiss Mcjickar, who
Is popularly believed to be Mrs. Edwin Booth,
was not la possession of an exteuslve and
. ,..,..,. r,.ir f eves, ber face, as a stage face,
k... no TPdeeminn feature. Her "Juliet"
u welldrcMcd "Juliet," sad that Is about
all the praise pcopto seem to accord Ik The
scenery throughout the play is more beautiful
than any we hare hitherto been accustomed to.
Oue of the polite features observed In front of
the house is the prohibition laid on the boys
who soil "books of tbo play." In most theatres
these Tenders are permitted to hawk them
between the acts to the top of their Inn. At
Booth's the cry is softened Into a "Will you
please take a baok of the play, sir T" pronouueed
in a low voice, aud in such Insinuating accents
that your hand Is iu jour pocket almost before
the scutence is finished. Am IUb.
BUS1C1L AJtl) DBAMATIC.
The Cltr Amusement.
ThrItat,iaOpfka. The sale of Boats for
Mr. Max Maretceki'a m-iuon of grand opera will
commence to day at Trnmpler's. This Mention
wlllopen on Weduepdj Huron 81, ana will be
limited to nine nights ami two matinees.
Meyerbeer's great opera of Jl ProhH wlil be
produced In handsome style, with M adatn. ha
Grange as "Fldos." Miss Clara Lnnlsa Kellogg
will also appear In several of ber favorl terots.
AT THK WAI.nut Kaade's drama of Foul
Play will be performed this evening. On Mon
day next the burlesque of Irion will be produced,
Wltn Mr. Felix ItOKers, Miss Jennie Wlilmore.
and Miss Lizzie WiUtnore In tltelr original
roics.
AT THE ARCH Much Alo About Toothing will
be performed for the last lime thin evening;. To
morrow evening Mrs. C'ref se will have a benefit,
when Robertson's comedy of Ontie will b per
formed. Mr. Hemple will have a benefit on
(Saturday.
on Monday the new comedy of Women Jlu'e
Will be produced.
At tuk CHKHNDTthe very entertaining bur
lesque of The ltlcl c Ihe Cloth of (Jvld will be
performed this evening,
AT tab Theatre Comiqub the Japanese
will appear this evening.
At tub Ambricak an attractive variety
entertainment will be given this evening.
Tub Bkntz-Hahslkr Orcuestka will per
form at Musical Hall on Raturday afternoon.
JiKKTHovEN'a death wilt be dulyand properly
held In remenabrance by a programme entirely
of his works, which will be performed on
Saturday by the Sont.-rXassler Orchestra. Tills
la a becoming and delicate In Afcmoriam tribute
to the fame of the grand old viae$tro, and will
be appreciated by all wbo love bis muslo. Tae
ilarche Funcbre, from the Hinfonia Eroica, has
been happily selected as one of the pieces for
the occasion. The splendid Klghth symphony
will be repeated In deference to many requests.
Johanna and Wilms Hkss, the children
artists from New York, gave a concert last
night In Musical Fund Hall, and attracted
thither many or the professors and amateurs
of our city. Their decided ability was the sub
ject of general wonder and admiration. It Is
really surprising that even children of such
decided talent should be brought to snob a high
degree of skill. We hope they may be induced
to appear shortly again, for they have made a
profound Impression.
CITY ITEMS.
Bpbins Ovkbcoats. A fine assortment, vnrqwtiled
by any in Philadelphia, in style, make, and fit, at price
ranging from SO upward. Oall and examine.
Half-way between Bbxtbtbtt A Go.,
lli and L Towns Hall,
tHxth streets.) No. SIS Mabk-t 8 ,
PiMtDBt,PWIA,
Ayn Wo. eoa Bboapwat. Haw Toas.
Th receipts of "Th American LiTalxsaasxca
Oo. or Philadklphia" for last year were consider
ably over a million of dolltrs, almost, equalling the
rectlpta of all His rest of our Philadelphia compunlM
put together.
The "American" la pushing- ahead more vigor
ously than ever this year, with the determlustlon to
make ia Philadelphia at least one company wh'oh no
foreign company can excel, either In amount of basi
nets done er In nv ether respect.
Not on Thubsdat Only, but every day, the pub
lic will be shown thiouga the Immeaie and well
selected stock of
f paiNO Clothinu
at
Charles Stoku A Oo.'s.
by polite and gentlemanly salesmen, who give (very
altcutlon to gentlemen, whether they wish to pur
chase or to examine and compare oar stock with
others In the city. .
A cordial invitation it erlrndtd to all.
Jewhrt. Mr. William W. Caasidy, No. II south
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine Jewelry and silverware la the city
Purchasers can rely npon obtaining a real, pure arti
cle furnished at a price which cannot be equalled.
Be also has a large stock of American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices. A visit to
hla store la sore to result In plessnre and profit.
Wa invite attention to the Advertisement
of Mr. T. W. Smalts, In another column. His place
of business, at Fifteen h and Stiles stieets, is now
one of our leading lumber yards, and his rapidly In'
creasing business is a good example of what may re
done by enterprise and encigr, wbea suppo.-ted by
good business tact.
Paintings B. bcott, Jr., will sell this evening at
-,K o'clock, at the Art Gallery, No. 1040 G'tiesnnt
street, a collection of American Px'.uren, comprislug
Landscapes, Marines, etc , ail elegantly framed.
Balewi.Uout the least reaerve.
T. Tf jlBllfl AN ART. William H. TVlor lloa mn
opening every day of the most elegant bpnag u 0J9,
Impoited expreesly for his owa trade. Mr. Taylor
Is one of the most lquuiite fmhlouers In ihttuj.m
try. Mis cutters are perftct artliia. A lit at IK es
tablishment Is guaranteed.
B sovRR Baker's Highest Premium Bewlsg
Machines, No. 7M Chesnat street,
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Mews. WAN AM t K Kit Jt BUOWN lovl'A all
Ihulr Customers and ibeUtneral Public tl aaiuuble
at ihe
OAK If AIL BUILDING,
For a thorough
INSPECTION
Of Spring and Bummer Clothing.
The whole day, (rum A. M. to P M,wlllb9 gtrea
an for the display ot tlie new boring Hiylet. the
uoveltles lo Materials and PaUenn.anl the bntutlful
madt-up Garment, wb'.ch in tnllaue variety ooiu
nrlae their
v NEW STOCK,
The largest and moat attractive ever gotten up.
ALL IXVITKD.
v n ulreri or exQBeted to make Durohas's.
Tw.tjP. k'or ihe convenlenos of J.ulles, the Youth'
anil is l a' aud Children's liepartmeuui are ou tne
drat nooi. Kuirsuce on Bixih street, as welt a
WANAMAKBR A BROWN,
Popular Clothiers,
B. E. corner Eixth and Market Streets,
Kntire Block to Minor streetj
MAHBIBD.
nKMPniII-8HAW.-Onthsmh0f August 1868,
by the ttev. John F. Ohaplaln. Pastor or Salmi M. K
Mn 411 H. Jiinluar atrM.1.. Mr. JOliry U,
H 1MPklLL and Mlas BA11AU bUAW, both of this
BN Y DKR-DOWNlNfl. Oa the ltd Instant, by Rev.
J. Speoeer Kennard, Mr. tHABLKS N. BNVpK
anci atlas vawwu m , ma.v, wm v.
DIED.
BF.WF7WrT.-Oa the Md Inst, JOHN STEPHEN"
BKN F7.RT. In the Alntyear of his
His relatives end frleodi, and thoneof the family,
are rmptctftiily lnlted t attend his funeral, fru-o
his late realdenne. No. ISM Cherry street, on Friday,
the tb Inatat i, at 10 o'clock.
. BKOOKMIRF. n the tlst Instant, artef a linger
ing nine, ISABELLA, daughter of t anioel and Jans
Brot'kmlre.
The relatlres and M-ndi are Invited to attend the
funeral from hr parentH' redeni-e. K.fty-ihlrd and
Paschal swreU, Hetonll1e; Twenty-fonrih rti, n
Fr'dny afternoon nf'it.ei t n'clcolt, without furthr
notices Funeral servlot-s la fllorkley Baptist I'hnrcb.
LYSTER. On the Hth Instant, JAMK8 W. A.V
TKK, In the Ssth yeer oi Ma age.
I'M relative and Mends of the family alro the
Pennsylvania Camp. No. is t'. d. A : Irlyuolt iMidge,
No. cts, I. O. of O. K ! Union Council. No. S. 1. O. of f.
and D, ot A.; Hamilton L'xlge, No. S.1 A. P. A: and
Sixteenth lJUtrlol 1-ollce force, arelnnted t i attend
his funeral, from bis late residence. No. SMS Wr
reo street, Weat Philadelphia on Mat nrd ay afternoon
at 1 o'clock, terriers at the Fi St lU"lt (: inr' b,
Tlilrty-elxth and C'heanut streets, at I o'clock pre
cisely. MCCARTHY. On the M Instant, Mr. TIMOTHY
MctiAltrHY, In theuth yearol bis att"-.
TUe relatives and menus of t tie into uy are Invited
to attend the funeral, Irom hla la'C reeldenre, No.
1217 Cadwallader alreet. on l'rldae atternonu at 1
o'clock. Services and inteinient at St. Michael',
HTKPVK.lt. on the morning of the tllh instant,
H f NKY J', STKKVKR Iu the t.."th yar ( his axe,
The male relative and rrienoe of the famuy are
Invited to attend his funeral, on Saturday aient'cn
at S o'clock, from his late residence. No. i 04 M-ln
street, tiermantown.
THOMAS -On the?nd mutant, JOSFPH M., son of
Charles J. and Ann M. Thomas. In thelisth year of
hla ge.
The relatives and friends of the fiimlly, also Phila
delphia Lodge No. 72, A, V. M, and the Order In gene
ral, are iespec .fully turned to attend the, Itinera!,
from bis late reoldenne, No. 1V7 North Twheift
street.cn Friday, tne 26:h Instant, at 2 o'clock. In
in mt ni at Laurel HIW.
AMERICAN
OF rUILADELPniA,
S. K. Corner FOUKTH and WALNUT 8t.
SJEB ITS KATKN AND PLANS BEFOKK IN9US-
LNO KLHKWHKRK,
ALKZ. WHILLUIN, President.
JOHN B. WILSON. BeoreUry. S IS
AGENTS AND SOLICITORS
FOB LITE mUKAJiCE,
AND ALL PERSONS CONTECMPLATINfJ IN8UR-
ANCK, WILL DO WKLL TO BEK
Sir. 1L U. WILSON, at tlte OlUce of tlie
PENH MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 921 CIILSM T SI reel,
1 IS Stoth U PHILADKLPHI A.
Mcoxxviir specttully lulurui
Undertakers that In ortlr to meet the Increased de
mand for my patent BURIAL CAKKl'S, I hare
taken the large Factory at
With ray enlnrce d facilities. I am now prepared to
supply promptly all ordeis in city or ooutiiry.
SAU131UI f. D. JU&uAIi
INSTRUCTION.
DCCHILL SCHOOL,
" PRINCKTON, N. J.
BOYS THROHLY PRKPARKD F. It COL-
LKOH OR I OK BCSINK.SS.
NKXT SE'irlON BEOINS APRIL T.
Forclrcaiars apply to
I U m RfiV. T. W. CATTKLL.
FOR SALE.
FOB SALB-A TIIREK STOKY HOUSE,
With Double Rack Biilldiucs. hi mated N. W.
coiner of Nineteenth and a.ioh street. It has the
modern convenlei.cw, lnoluolug u-uargrotind artin
tr.uitl is In complete repair Immediate ptMses.
on. Appiy on the premises, or to O. V. bttliljKHS,
No.G':i MARKKTHtreel, 3 W SiUtnt
a FOR 8ALE. DES1KABLI5 WALSOT
LU httei-t RKtslUKNCK. between Broad and Fif
letsnth. njrlh side, l'es.tetslon In April. App'y to
U ii- oc tt. r. ai ui an. rAU,
J 28 81 No.iiOJ 8. BIX I'll t-treet.
TO RENT.
jJH FOR UKN T.-l'REMiaK3, No. WW
CHESNUT Street, for Stoie or Offlca.
Also,
OFFIOJOS AND LAEQE ROOMS
suitable for a Commercial College. Apply at
6 212 BANK OF THK RKPUBLIO.
GERMANTOWX PROl'EltTY TO LET.
A lame modern built house, teuant-hooae, couch
nuiite, aLd five acre of land, handsomely laid out
walks and garden; wtlbln two minutes' walk ot Diiy's
Lane Hiatloii. Apply to J. Altai Ttuau. s 17 ixt
A?ft TO LET OR FOlt feALE A MODKKN
Lj. eleven-room home, it ciud hb bath. No. til: N.
1 - KN I Y-THIBO Direct, In good ordor. Aopty
1 2a :u No. 1710 (tBHSN Street.
rpo KKXT AN OHFISE SUITABLE FOR A
X physician r a lawyer, with or wlthent bo am,
at No iiai MIKAKU wrwL Li.
WINES, ETC.
CH0IC5 TABLE SHERRY
AT A LOW PRICE.
Auotuer Invoice of our well known
TABLE SHERRY,
In small cooks of 20 gallons eaoh. at Si 75 per
gallon by tne cask, 01 1$ 00 by tne 3 gallon demi
john.
Tbe turlty of this Wine Is uuq.uetlonaola,
and Us nse is now almost universal.
81HQH GOLTON & CLARKE,
IMPORTER", .
8. W. Cornet UR01D and WiLXUT SU-
laths PHILA DF.LPHI AJ
AGRICULTURAL.
T'HILA DELPHI A RASPBERBy.JUCCINDA,
iJL. Agrlcoltiirlst, ana other (Strawberry: Uwu
toiacaberry Plarts; Hartford, Concord, and other
Orape Vines. 1'otsalsby
r . e. & c. e. rr.KTCHER,
If tf Delajoo. Si J.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
. XrT FOR CHESTER. Ho5k, AND
JbBQS!Z WILM1NWOS. tare, 1W cents;
"l"e" Kicuislon Ticket, c-nf.
Theaew swift steamer H. M. tKLTOS leaves
CHhSNUT Street Wharf at if 41 A. M. and 8 P. M..
and Wilmington at S So A. Mam 1P.M., stopping
at Chester and Hork each way. I6I
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITV
. . AMU. 9UTV OK PHILADKLPHI A.
Kutate ot the minor children of JOHN It, BCRKH,
.b.iAnal.,or iPPolnted by the Oonrt to audit, settle,
?Sd.?JlUl ibf nu,kl O0U0t of JOHN OKU AN, M. U..
fi'iiS miDot children of JOHN Y. BOHKK.
if? 5 . .1 r,lH)rt disirtbutlon ef the balance in
iniM. L ocoanto'. will meet the parlies
A? KTO;aaTit, "is
Pbiifflh M wlwui'swo! tb.cliy ol
TFt,T?. WAI1T A DELlOHTKUIi SPRING
rV BKvnt'.to1UlJrjL"'nl comfortable, uss
the UoU-faaienlng: bed springs, a I as per Ooa
baUaXaoUoa gaarvaileea. ia 4. au tjt.il, fc? tut
DRY GOODS.
1869.
CENTRAL
1369.
CLOTH EMPORIUM.
Men's Coatings,
fancy OHeelmeres.
Bleck Cloths,
Hlack ltoeeklns.
Boys' Uoods,
LadleV Cloaking.
Mixed Oloths,
Plain Clot lis,
Fancy Clot hs,
Opera Ciotua.
Spring Weight YelTctwns, Snpcr (jiuKtf.
BTKAWBRIDOK A C'LOTHIKK nHpeotfnlly
announce that during me settaon now opening
they propose to offer the largest stock and
most aliraotlye aasortment of all kinds of
Oloths mat they have ever offered. Bolnit de
termined to make onr lionse tne Oentral Ktnp
rmm for this description of goodn, we have col
lecied for the present acaHon every deslrallo
seuta for ot V1011 nat tne market pre-
Ladles', Mcn and Boys Wear.
Onr stock of Ladles' Cloaking in particular
Im very extensive, and bought at tne manufac
turers' lowest cash rates, it will be to the inte
rest of all who Intend lo buy this kind of gootls
during the coming seaton to call on ns, as we
oiler by Tar tbe largest assortment to be found,
and at prices that cannot be snrpasevd anywhere.
We lovlte dealers, both city and country, to
examine onr stock, as onr prices are as low as
tbe name goods can be sold In whole paoaagna
by any wholesale house, while we ofler mauy
st yles that are oonflned exolusi veljr to ourselves.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
(jmitAL CLOTH ESU'OBICIL,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
FHTTi A THCLPHXA.
MOURNING GOODS.
EVERY VARIETY FORSPSING.
YE MAKE THIS CLASS OF HOODS
A SPECIALTY.
PERKINS & CO.,
No. O South SLVTU Street,
8StCthUt4p
PHILADKLPHI A.
1869.
(OPENED IN 1353, MAKOH 10.)
Central Location.
Large Well Lighted Store.
A. Wood Class or Uoods.
The Lowest Possible Prices.
Established on Fair Business Principles.
Polite and Atteutlre Assistants.
Where tbe above oardinal point are true and
strictly observed. In ninety, nine cases out of
every hundred, success ad'jrosjerity are certain,
SUCH 13 OUR EXPERIENCE.
We biyve now open a macnlSceut stock of
Seasonable and Desirable
Silks and Dress fcood?,
. I'usslnieres and Cloths,
Lluea, White tioods,
Domestics, Etc. Etc.
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY,
N. E. Cor. E1UUTU and Sl'KLNG UABDEX,
til PHILADELPHIA.
PARIS.
V I'KTIT BT. THOMAS. t
KUR do iia(!, kos r. 'it, nt, :n .is,
NO. 5 KDKDK L' UNI VK ttolThl.
This House, eatabllkhed upwards ot tif.y years, is
nnlvnally known and famed as one of the Urn e
tabllKhments In Pari., in which thorough confide ce
may b. placed, in Iu lmuieuae preinlHes, which all
toielgneis should visit, will bs found the must cjoi.
pltte assortment of
IS1LKH FIB8T NOVELTIES.
INDIA AND FKKNC'H CASH MK UK SHAWLS,
WOOLLKNti, LACK MMIIKBIK.
HA1Y-MAIR AHTICLKS yOK LADLE8.
MANTI.K8. UMiAKS. KUKH.
COTTON AND T1IKKA1) HTCTFFel, HOIRRY,
GLUYKS, RIBBONS. TRIHMINUS, CAKfKTS.
AKTIC'l.Ea OF JTUKNITUKR,
Mh5'B2iAl(tti(.W vli20 WiUiIN(4 OUTFITS.
KISUL1U AttSIdTANTB. aIXD PKIUK,
CURTAINS AND SHADES.
flJEW 8TYLES
NOTTINGHAM
AS
SWISS LACE Clll TAINS
JUdI OfKKED,
Embroidered Piano and Table Ctsrers.
Window Cornices, in Hilt, Walnut, aud
UcevY00d and Hilt.
Window Draperlea from latest Freuch
Designs.
Fine Window Shadeo, Etc.
Agents for Bray' Patent Spring Halituce
Shade Fixture, which n tiulrct no Cord.
CfiRRIKGTON, DE ZOUCHE & CO ,
8.E. Corner TllLUTEEJiTII and CHESMJT,
3 is tlntnam PHIL ADKI.phia.
CARRIAGES.
GARDNER & .FLSMIKG,
CARRIAGE BUILDER 3,
Bfo. 311 Sojilh FIFTH Ntreci,
BKLOW WALNUr.
a largo Assortment or Aew& Second-hand
OARRIAGE 8,
iirt-LuniNa ,' .
Cone Kockawajs, Pa tons, Jennj Liads,
lHisflies, Deuot Wagons, Etc Etc.. '
i
For Qalo at Reduced Prices.
WATChS, JEWELRY, ETC.
Qlark riddle
BRIDAL SILVER.
OLARK & BIDDLE,
Ho. 712 CHESNUT 8troet,
a
Httm philadAphia.
L.
A. B. WARDEN,
iMPottrKK or
Watches, Diamonds & Jewelry,
Has Cemored from the S. E. Corner of
ilftn and Ci.thiut Streets to
No. 1029 CHEUWUT Street,
PHIL.VDKLiHI A.
N. B. WATCHES UICPAIKICD IN KK-iT
MANXEH. 8 MUistn?
E6TAOLI8HEO 1820.
holidat PREsem.
WATCHSS, Jtf WKLKY,
CLOCKS, BILVSBWAKJB, ana
FANCY OOOD"i.
a. W. RUSH ELL,
AO. 82 KOCTli SIXTH STKEET,
W PHILADELPHIA.
wr.i. C WARNS & CO.,
Wbulenaie Dealers In
WATCH Us AM) JlCWKLTtV.
ft. K corner SKVKNTK auU I'll KHS UT Btreew.
a 2j Becona floor, and nn .f Nr a.lH.T'Jl HO Kt.
EKGAGEiViENT AND WEDDING RINGS
A LA ROW AJ3SORTM EST or COIN AJfD U
KARAT ALWAYS ON HAND.
LEWIS LADOMUS ft CO., JewcUers,
ri MO. BOS S'SIHSlWPT STB BET.
CARPETINGS, ETC.
QARPETIMC8I-CARPET3I
M'CALLUM, CREASE St SLOAN,
No. 503 CHESNUT 8treot,
0iioi ite Independence Hall, PhiladelpUIa.
Spring Importation or Carpetings.
UST ABSITKD A.VD IX 8TOHK,
FRENCH CHENILLK, AXMfNSTKR, AUD
EOYAL WILTON,
CROSSLKY'S VELVETS AND TAPESTRIES.
Newest Deslgue, 0 4 and 3-1 wide.
ENGLISH BKUBSKbi of all toe best makes-
also, wita Boraer lo maiyu, for Hans and
SUlrs.
THRKE-PLIESandlNUKAIN-t., VENETIANS
for Halls anl HiaUs; UKL'OUKra, HUOS, Elo.
Cocoa Jlatllngs, Fresh Canton Mattings,
ALL WIDTHH.
English and American Oil Cloths.
M'CALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CIIESAUT Street, Philadelphia,
811 thsto3mrp Opposite Iudependenoo HalL
FURNITURE, ETC.
GREAT BARGAINS
F U B IN 1 T URE
AV
BICHMOMD & CO.'S,
No. 45 8outh SECOND St.,
3rr,im
KK&T 8 IDE.
GEOKGE J, HENKEL8,
CABINET MAKER,
Nos. 1301 aad i:)0;J CHESNUT St.
Itlnirp l'lllLADfiU'HIA.
CIUARS.
3. FUGUET & SON 8,
IMPORTERS OP HAVANA CIGARS,""
And Manulttctnre.s of r'.ue CIgtrs,
No 229 S. FRONT alreet, rhllndojpliia.
HAVANA CIOARS imp'iiied by every
Buainer at low -riuoitKH. (mprlsiug "FAr
tsjias." "Cabalas," lo.- lie Marias," Kv
paLola," "Afrlcana," "Upuihuu," "Oaoanas,"
"Comerclante," "Figaro." tto.
FINE OIQAUS, of oui; own makr warranted
frie lrom adultcratluu or milflolal Hivoi;
coi'Vkiuutkd uhandu comprising as follows:
"MABIAHA KlTA," "t'itA DlAVOLO."
"Klxur db Lys,m "Louia d'Os,"
Great variety of sizes, good quality, at low
oot. uaam
SKAFNESa KVEKT INSTU0J4BKT T11A1
oienna and asm taA.a 1dt.om4 to awtat tae
rlni la .ry SrM ol ImIumw atoo, Hawplr.
i0IAttMls.lrMW GkaaaaAi Bit
FOR THE LADIES.
R C M o y A L.
o tm
TEMPLE OF FAsniOU.
Second Brand Opening orSprlB Paghi.--MONDAY,
MARCH 6, 1869. .
For tbs better conrsnlenoe of hat patrons,
MR8. 171. A. DINDER
Um Kemored her Dress Trimmings and
raper I'attern Store.
To the tf, TY. Corner ELETENTH aid
CHESMJT Streets, Philadelphia.
Whfra site will; bs haupy to sfs her rrtooo
and custcm.nt. HKlLLI uNT NOVELTIM of
bjPXUALltNTanEaT JciogHnttr trlmmwl Patent
ol LU-st, ikiid iuot re'l.ble .tries for Lkdlxs' mad
Uhl, Oralis' Dresnvs In wridlmn varlmy, plain and trim,
mod, tn.ny si) In ot wlntib are nianaiitotured on U
premise, snd cannot be fun no rlsnwhme, nlniln, and
in let for drew ranker and dealers.wlioifwaleand re
tail. MilH KlNiJl-.lt Huer nt-rneir tbat ber )ai
noveltits will noi on urpaed by any tlrlnc tier
porMH ai .1U.1UI011 to ail ram:bea ol ber deartojmu,
Tbe scknvwltilgnd snterlorlty, botn as regard, their
rellsbilty and up. gun, and the patronage aiMadea
to ber, teuder ccrantt nnonrensary.
A rOMTIVK FACT."
Mrs. BlnOer l.o. ine floent amortment Of Ladlea
rrrw and I- topic Trlmmlnfts'ln tbe city, at tbe lowest
prices Dre-s and Clotk Alfclng Drmsee made So fit
wlibe.se and elegance. Orders executed at short
notice. Kmhrotupriis, Handkerchlei. Laora, Blb
bons. Bridal Veils ana Wreatb. Flue Jewelry, and
i anc. Uoofi.. finking auU UoVi-rlng. Oultlog and
tilling. A uvtecl hyntin ol Dices Calling tautbl;
price. tjM .wlrti cbart i'Riterrs eeut b? mull or
press to all parmnf the Union. Dn not fciget oar
JJ" ltlon. K. W. corner KLKVKNTH and VHHf
NUT htreu SS stnih
1115. WM T HOPKINS' 1115.
LADII-y KMPOBIUM,
No. 1115 CUESNCT 8U (Girard How).
. Largest assortment ai d Rest and ObeaMst Qanda
In t,.e city, in all tbe lollowing line:
Manufacturer of Hopkins' Celebrated Champion
Hood Halrlii, fur I.udles, Mlssea, and Ublidren. la
over lonr hundred styles, shapes, lengths, aud sine.
CoU 11, fe.tlup, and Jam s tiaraxtfl, lu eight merest
sijIps. mannfectured exprtsaly lor onr own sain,
from f 1 GO to 3.
33 Uillvrmt styles of snnerlor flttlug Frsnoh
woven Wbalrbone DOEaKTai. from 91 io 7.
lft varieties oi extra nandsomo Whalebone Oox
seie, from 93 cmla i
Bbonlder itracta, Madaru Fny's Corset Sslrt r3op
porteis, etc.
Mrs. Moody's Pstcnt Belf-artjnutlug Abdominal
Corset, highly recoaiiuended by pujslolans, from
Sij'LJ'iasiJ of LsniKs uudkbgab-
ti'4 Bartram A Fantoiu s Family Pewlng Machines,
being gratuitously distributed lo our cuatotnera rug
the pnrnnee of .e'lingthem Intrndnoed gs Sra
E. P. LEE,
No. 13 Xoi'tii i:iUTII Street.
Opened Th Is Morn I ng, '
OUK SPKINd IMPORTATION OF
JOUVIN KID CLOVB8
IN ELEGANT 8HADE3. '
Laretder, Slate, Ylolet,- Lilac, Wine,
lllne. Green, Etc. Etc.
Also, ELEIi ANT BLACK BILK3. S 25 tbsot
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.:
CHILDREN'S CLOTHINO AND.MIS3B8
DRESSMAKING
.1
A 8FKOIALTY. .
The most, elegant styles at very reaaoaabia
prices.
SI. SHOEMAKER & CO.,
3 16 ttttlisl2t No. 1021 CHESNUT SC
CHINA, GLASSWARE, ETC. ':
NOW OPENING,
A. LAltGE INVOICE!
4 i
OP . r Sr
FIKE IIIDIA CHIIIA.
Dinner and Tea Sets, ; .
Caps and Sanccrs,
l'lates, Vase?, Cnspadorcs. Etc Etc., ,.1
To be Closed Oat at once Yerj
Cheap. I
TYNDALE & MITCHELL
Ko. 707 CHESXIJT Street, ;
' ( tt SUtli3m PHILADELPHIA, j
LOOKING GLASSES, ETC. :
EARLES' GALLERIES, :
No. 8I6 CHESNUT Street.
LOOKUS'Q GLASSES,
OIL PAINTINOS,'r
PICTURB FRAMES, t
FINE ENQ SAVINGS, '
CIlKOMO-LITUOaRAPHS.
JAMES 8. EAJULK & 8 OX,
12 U tusla:m6p NO 810 UHESSCT Strsss,
PIANOS.
MTINWAV Ar RftVHI HRIVl
U I i ilalinr. md(1 unilehi Flauu. at RIiAMILU
ltOis.'No- Hi8 OMUHNUT Rtreet. 11 U '
bttADBl'RY'S ANDOTUKai'IANOS, ;
rrFl'MTaylor A parley trrgans. ooly at VIU- ,
U. t'IBUlI Kit'H, So. lOIH AKCH Ht. S Ira
U 1 I 0 K B U I 0 Q
(trand, Binaro and UprlgUt
fXANUB.
DOTTUHTB,
tint
No SMOHKriNUrBtrMt
H-T3VI3 ALBEECHT,
rgli"it HTKKStS & BCHMIDT,
M.aOKACTtTBKKS Or
FIRST-. LAeB FlANOKUKTKa.
Fnll rnar.inc o and niorleiate prices.
lit wAH&itnoMrt. No. aiu aroh i trees
BEDS, MATTRES&ES, ETC.
JJ OVER' 8 PA TBrTT
Combination Sofa Bed
Is decidedly the best Bo fa Bed ever Invented. It oaa
be extended from a Bofa luto a bandnome Fi.nott .
Hmmead. with balr spring niattrces, o teu.eouuO. ,
0 time. It requires no uiiwrewiug J' u'd.S ,
do separation belweou baofc and seat, n o mU ilo ;
break and no blnged foot attached M WP of tt. i
haik tn auunorSIl wbeu down, whlcn I. nn.are ana ,
KiifV. ,Itb?.redaaa v
a bureau Tor boinfng clotblug. 1 eaatiy tuauaaea, aua ,
Prtos about tlie saua. an ordinary sora,
II. F. 1I0VER,
Owner and Solo Msnnrsctarer, ' ' "
tbitn, NO. 130 8"a 8B0OND BtraeA,
HATS AND CAPS.
WABBDKTON'8 IMPBOVED VEUTI
Uted, and aaay-flttlng Drees Hats (pataotedMn
all Ute Improved caablons ot Uie lrsnja. UU
KTJT bwei, naxt Um Im Uu Fot OOLm, Utllfc