THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAKCH 27, 1869. NEWS SUMMARY. m City Affairs. Btreet Milton occurred luxt evening, and was CPltbratPrJ oy a niecUiiff of thn nnntriontors at the Mission House, IWfor.l The annual import was ren r . sireet. above Smb. Poorfc vti rpntl V whlph it vfl shown tbatdurlnn the year 712 persons had re ceived medical assistance; l24 food and clotu liiir; and 76 bad finned ihn tpuiperance pie. le. The Mission hai a One batblua home, to whicn 134G prrmH were Riven tor cold bath?, and 1810 warm bath j, niakmn a total of 3158. Dunn? the. year Ave children were placed In comfortable bomep. There is attained to the Mission a chapel In which crvices are held on Sundnys and during the week: also, apartments lor the week day imant school, numbcrltiK H5 c hildren, and adults 109. The Sunday School numbers 105 scholars and 25 teacher. Tnere are also 60 pupils tn the Binl classes. Th-e ate Instructed by 10 teacher. A Botird oi Mnmrrri was elected for tbe ensulne "ear. The Trca-urer reported the iccelpts at $2700. The fifteenth annual report of Mr. William J. Mullen, Prison Agent, (utt Issued, states that 36,333 arrests were made by the police during the past year, showing a dei reae, as compared with 1HG7. of C2H1. The number of commitments to the County Ptison whs 16.C20. The Aeent examined In to '3700 cases of which numfur 100.1 wifn rnlniuAr( ull rF li jrli c s f i t . nmirt sxiuna "VAV tVlt,OC,M Ola Va TtUIVU TV V A V Vi'lllll Vy 'V o. The release of t hese perions, It Is nutted. hn Y)cen a suvIur of $lH,2(il, of which amount $ ll,C21would have been required lor iguorlnir tnelr cases, and $0039 lor their maintenance. Of tbe 30,383 arrexts durini? the pait yeur, tuere were but 6j53 cases acted upon by the grand jurie": of this number 23C1 caes were Ignored and 20D2 true bills found. Of he whole number bui 669 were found guilty. The expenses of the t'nmlna! Court amount to $ (i,213 42: of the Prison, $104, G21 US.nndotthe Police, $844,484 21. The number o; persons discharged from the County PrHon (luring the year was as follows: B.v the Inspectors, 7007, and by tbe courts aud magistrates, 7121. The report contains detailed statements ot the condliion of many of thoe released tbroupb fhe influence of Mie Aeeut, and other matters connected with prison disci1 pline. j Domestic Affairs Coneress adjourned yesterday until Monday. fcTx-President Johnson la reported out of danger. W. R. Mattcson has been appointed Post master ot Trenton, N. J. Iowa aoes not owe a penny, aud has a sur plus of $039,000 in the Treasury, The Senate has pased the bill abolishing the office or Chief of Stall to the General of the Army. Secretary FKh has tak"n th mansion lately occupied by ex-Senator Morgan for his resi dence. lieorpe I.ebman was yesterday elected Superintendent of ..the Merchants' Exchange, vice Michael Dunn, resicned. A negro, churned with murder, in Dooley county. ia., was taken from tua jail, on Thurs day night, by a disguhed mob, and burned to death. Congress has passed a bill chartering a company to build a railroad from tbe lUltimore and Ohio Hailroad depot, via Georgetown, to Alexandria, Va. Mr. Halse.v's declination as Register of the Treasury has been accep'.ed by Secretary Bout well, but it is hoped tbat he will yet withdraw it and accept the position. Francis A. Murrttl and Anthony Baker have been convicted of a nrirderous assault on Thomas Wa'l, of Spriunrield, Mass., and sen tenced each to ten years' imprisonment. The employes of the Fitcuburir (Mass.) Rail road Company have been exonerated from all blame in the death of the Misses Colly, run over at the Grotou Junction on Thursday. Tbe appointment otlicc of the Treasury la so overrun with hungry applicants for position, that oroers have been issued denying them ad mission until after the days waits are read. Yesterday, in the House ot Representatives, the motion of Thursday, to refer the Senate amendments to the Judiciary Committee, was reconsidered, and tbe House relusing to concur, the bill goes back to the Senate as a simple repeal oi tne renure ot umce act. John M. Biuckley, indicted for an assault and battery on Thos. K. Harlaud, Deputy Com missioner of Internal Revenue, submitted hts case to the Criminal Court in Washington yes terday. Mr. Binckley stated that this was the first time that he had ever been arraigned, and that the provocation which led him tu commit the- act was very great, ana the prosecuting witness had acknowledged his connection with the publication of the letter which had done him great injury 4n character and reputation. Judne Wylie said the provocation was very great, ana the archives of the Government did not furnish a similar case. Such letters should not be written, and it was wrong to publish them; bat Mr. Binckley should have known his legal remedy, and he would, therelore, sentence blm (o pay a tine ot one hundred dollars and eosts. MARINE TELEGRAPH. tfer additional Marina Newt tne First Jagt. ALMANAC FOB PHILADKLPHIA-THIB DAY. Bum Hia. ..bt Mooar Hih.h t t BOTf Hktb... .....8 IO Hich WiTia. 154 CLKAKED YKBTKBDAY, Bteamshlp Tonawauda, Waaley, Havannab, Phlla. delphla and Southern Mall Hteamsblp Co. Bieaiuanlp Saxon, HearB, Boston, H. Winttor Co. Barque Scud. Crosby. Palermo. N. Rollings A Bro Br. achr Adelia. Holder, Bl Jolin.N.B., J. H, Aiwood l-cnr Wair, Eerosen. Bt. Jebna, P. R J. Mason ft Oo Bcbr Z Bteelman. Adams, Ureatgg Harbor. D h Btelaon 4 Co. ' Bcnr A. Hammond, Paine. Well fleet. BlnntcksonAnn Bcbr Wind. Brown, Mew Loudon. do? BcbrO. Willing, Lowry, Worwioli. Day, Uaddell AOn BcbrVasbilBtiarp. Hharp. Boston, do? Bclir Annie Magee, Yoang, lSewbern, Lathburr W ickersbam k Co. uury, Bcbr Bea Linn, Jonea Richmond, A. Kerr A Bro Bcbr Morning Light, B miaous, Kappahanuock. CD- tain. Hi'r ntamond Btate, Webb, Baltimore, A. nrovm i Bt'r K.JU. Bldrtle. McCue. Mew York.W. P. Clyde A Co' ABEIVKD YBelTKBDAY. Rleamftblp Norman, Crowell, m hours from Boston, wi, b rudse. to H. Winsor A Co. ' nUMtm.nip Fanlta, Freeman, 18 hours trom New York, tvlib mdse. to John F. Unl. N. O- blg A 1 ma. Kruger, 115 days from Leghorn, with mdsa. to Workman A Co. . Brig Marlnosa. 1 elgoton, in days from Matanias. wltb molasses to Harris, Heyi A Co, Bilg carollno Jfrtdy Bute, 17 days from Zsra, with sugar 108, W. Welsh. Brig Mionie cr. auoohwu. 10 un7. iruiu xaatan us. wltb moiasaes t K C Knight A Co. BCIir OIUIU. .mjm . vwvmidu, W11Q molasses to A W. Welsh. . . . Bcbr Jas Anderson, Tunnell. 3 days from Indian river. Del . with grain to Collins AOo. Bohr Banner. Tunneli i days from Indian river, Del., with grain to Collins ajo. Bchr John Beaity. Price e days from Rappahannock river. Va.. wub lumber to tlolims A Cp. Bohr Martha M. Davis. RoMnson. 1 day from Mil lord. Eel- wltb prain to Jamev Barratt. Bcnr Olivia. For. 1 day lrou Odessa. Del., with grain to Christian A Co. ' ... " BcbrBarah Warren. Terry. 1 day from Magnolls, Del., wltb grain to Jas, L. Bewley Oo. Bcbr Zouave. Bhort 1 day from Maguolla, Dal., with grain 10 James Barratt. , ..., . bcbr Kttle Mll. Maxon. 1 day from Frederic. Del , With grain to Jan. L. Bewley Oo. , bcbr wary and Caroline. Fowler I day from Lelp. sic, Del., with grain to Jos E. Palmer. Bchr Pntoal, rruax. 1 day from Lelpalo, Del., with - grain to James Barratt. Bchr K, F. Oabada, Bwaln. from New ork. Bieamer Hannah and Bopbla. 'leaf, from Ropers Mills, N. C.. with luniher to J. W. Ussklll A Hons. Bteamer Taoony.- Nichols, 24 hour, rrum New York, wltb mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co. Bieamer E. i. Blddle. Mcinin. 24 hours from New York, with mdse. to W. P. Clyde Co. Bieamer 8. V. Pbelps, Brown, 24 hours fromi New York, with mdse. to W. M BRlrd A Co. Bieamer B. C Walker, Bherln. tt him:s from New York, wltb mill, to W. M. Bulrd Co. Tog Thos. Jefferson, Allen, trom Baltimore, wi th a low of barges to W. P. Clyde A Co. ARRIVED AT CHESTER." Bohr Tsetta. Hmlih. IK days Tom Cardenas, with tnolaates to b, Morris Wain A Co. MEMORANDA. Vsrona Andaman, on. i.r Philadelphia, remained at Havana ith Inst Barque Henry P. Lord. Pendleton, cleared at Matan ass 17tb Inst., tor a norl north of Hatteras. Barque L. T. Blocker, Bibber, tnt a port north of Baiteras, remained at Matanaas istb Inst. Barqne Jcsbaa L. Jenkins, sailed from Cardenas Wo liiHt., tor a port nort h of Hatteras. BaKjueUulou, Bcbutter. sailed from evennahK'l lnst.. la ballwt. rn reoo't v lor r rilllipbia lor -ordera asnibersays for Ioboy to load "Imber. Barqne K. A Houder. Payne, sailed mm Buenos awia Mi UouKbiou. Mux ton. satred tXjd AlalatH Usi.,10 a pvn BOAb of HAUra Brlis Day Hnrlng, flhaoafordr n(' Mand Pnt'er tihleds sailed from Cardenas 18tb Inst., for sport north ot Hatteras, . brig 8. 1. Bmlth. Knnwlton, for Philadelphia Cleared at atatantas iTtb Inst. .... rig Aibstron. Smith. iur Philadelphia, cleared at Mal.nras '81 lust. . .. ' KrlgCondova. Eddy, cleared at MatanMll8th lost . fbr a port north of Uniterm. .... Brig Harry Btawart, Weeks, for Philadelphia, at Metansas IHth Inst. Brig Pilde, Brooks. at MatantM 18lh Inst., for s port Dorth ot Haueras. Brigs Belilmore, Vlanello. and Llsr.le. sailed from Card, ns lih Inst., for a pnrl north oi Haci-rns. fecbrJ. M. Flanagan, ebaw. and Arthur Burton, Frohrck, for ports uorih ot Haueras, were loading at Mr.tBnr.as lsih Inst, ohrs Abtite Dunn. Fountains B. H. Haker. Lo'tng: Plandome. Hniltb; May Munroe, Munrow; H. AM. O. Hrnll. HieDin an: and f!. Neoklrk Huntlpy, all for fblladolpbln. were londli.g at MataoKas ISth lnt. bf.br J. A. Parsons, boilih, for Philadelphia, cleared t Malanr.as l'th insu tchr 1 a K. Kelly, Kelly, tor Pblladelpbls, cleared St Boston fnih lost. s.ehr Addle P. Avery. Avery, hence for Boston, si Donne' Holn25lh Inst. . , . Brbr Pathway. McF.lwee. for Philadelphia, aalled from Ri irk port. Me., 2;ld Inst. Hchn (iolrten Kagle. Howes, and J. ". Perry. Kelly, tor PhliaaelDbla, aalled Irem few Bedford sclir Marietta Tllton, Miller, at Matanr.ai 18th Inst , lor Bnltimore . . . kchr A. K Randolph. eUelnian, hence, t Now York ioth Inst. . , bebrs T. Lake. Adanio. hence for ynnnlsand God dess, Kelly, hence tor Pawtuckei. at SSew York otli fk hr 'James H Gullagher. Gullagher, hence, at Blehrnono 24th Inst. . Hchr Annie M, Klwrds. Henson, sailed from Klch mond Sub Inst . for PbllHlelibla. ou.. hchr Westmoreland. Klce, hence. below Providence 23Kch,r,tTrRtslt. Yonng. sailed from Providence 23d "V'chr' C.hol"pr Si'irirom Boston tor Philadelphia. ktf5rrTOS2nSohower fiheprard, hence at Salem l:d inst. CIGARS. FUCUCT & SONS, IMPORTERS OF HAVANA CIGARS, ? And Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, So. 229 S. FROST Street, Philadelphia. HAVANA CIGARS imported by every Steamer at Low fiourks, comprlBlng "Par taeas," "Cabargas," "Flor de Marias," -Ks-panola," "Atricana," "Upmann," "Cabanaa," 'Comerolante," "Figaro," etc. FINE CIGAU9, of our own makk. warranted froa frnm ncinlteration or arilflolal flavor: copybighted BRANDS comprising as follows: 'Mariana Rita," "Flktjb bb Lys," "Fka Diavolo," "Louis d'Ob." Great variety of sizes, good quality, at low cost; diilit CARRIAGES. GARDNER & FLEMING, CARRIAGE BUILDERS, No. 214 Soulli FIFT1T Street, BEL.OW WALNUT.; A Large Assortment of Sew & Second-hand CARRIAGES, INCLUDING v.i T ! .1 tonne KocKaways, itukious, ut-uuj juiuub, Buggies, Depot Wagons, Etc. Etc. For Sale at Reduced Prices. n A R R.I ACE SIM CARRIAGE BUILDBliS, No. 712 SaSSOU St., Philadelphia, Invite all In need ot any kind of CA.BRIAGE9 to call and lee their large assortment before purcliae- ln, u thev intend leUlng at BEASONABLK BATES. 20aw26trp LUMBER. bpruce joist rPi&ocb joist, HBJMJjOCK. H1LMLOCK, 1869 1869 1869 . BKABONKB OLBAB PINB, -I Qi( CUOlCii' jrAiiJii trim ...rr.Y . 1.1.4 u mm PiTrvi SPABIbH C-AB, BOB. PAa'iifiBHa. BKD CJGDAB. tr)lft FLORIDA FLOORING, 1 8b9 FLORIDA FLOOBLNU. XUWt . ,jAKoUMA FLOOKIMQ. VlBGlWlA FLOORLMO. dLlawake FLOORLNU. ABH FLOOK1JNO. WALNDT FLOOR1NQ, FLORIDA BTEP BOARDS. huUh plaiTk.. 1869 1 nl'C WALNUT BD8 AND PLANK. lOOy WALNDT BDH. AJND PLANJt. X " WALNDT BOAKDH. WALNUT PLANK. 1869 1869 UNDERTAKERS LUMBER. UNDERTAKERS' LUMBER. BED CEDAR. WALNUT AND PINK. 1869 T r r-n BEABONED POPLAR. 1869 BEABON ED CHJtRRy. 1869 asn, WHITE OAK VLAK AND BOARDS. n ni'll UIOAB BOX MAKERS' 1 QQ 18B9 ClUAR BOX MAEERB' lOOV BPANibH CEDAR BOA. UOJUUX3, FOK BALE LOW. 1 Ol-O OABOLINA BOANTLINO, -1 QQ 1 C tM CAROL1N A H. T. BILLS, lO0t7 NORWAY BCANTlUNt. ICOCk CEDAB SHINGLES, IRAQ 1869 CYPS BHINOLiS. LODV MAUjjt, swrmss a w 111 o. IbOu BOOTH. Btreet, TnUEL PLANK ALL TIIICKNESSE9. IT 1 COMMON PLANE. ALL THICKNESSES. 1 tUMSUn 1 and 2 BIDE H'KNCK AWARDS. WHITE PINE FLOORING BOARDS. YELLOW AND Ha.P PiNK FLOORiNd, 1 kol )a. hrHl'i r; JUisi,Aiii,ni4i.a. ... Pl.As'l KHING i,A'lit A Br EiJlALTT. ToietLer with a general a.sori eot ot B'llldlng Inn'ber tor sale low lor chiu. x. w. r-uaui,, xS 6m FIFTEENTH and riTIuE B.reots. ROOFING. -r- KADY KOOFIN G.- rY Tills Koortng la adupted ta all tuliUing8, li can be applied to Kl'KKt OH KOOl'N at oiio-lielf the expetmeof tin. Hi ruariiiv rjnt on old bnlunle lvols wltuontre- mnvliiu tbe HtilnuleH, tnu avoldlue tbedamae- log i f celUDKB aud turnltare wnile audergolug repairs, inuti.vw iutu, PKEIKBVR TOSJB TIN ROOFN WITH .I.AfIC PA1HT. I am always .prepared to Repair and Paint Rmiia at short no 1 ice. Also. I'AINT run KAI.E by tbe barrel or Ballon, tne neat and .... .. nuct tn 1 ha inarUL cuv W . A 217 No. 711 N. NINTH. Mt. . WELTUI, , above (Joiii.es. n 11 iPINfJ. LITTLE Si CO., "TnE LIVE Ko. f" AKKKT btresi. vy WMiipiian . V'-T -clr tor yTarsT " , m ni . . . n i.uairo Hnnii ni avn a tlebi and wrrtt"."r'"".'-" . .7 to nw. a trial ouly ...u . Ailsiitiilon. Orders piompt.y ai. leiitlWCl IO a a - tt) GRAVEL ROOFS CUVEttKU uvit o wltb at0Bia." j "rVMiRVka: iJo. 4 B. TENIVU Btreet 1j m HATS AND CAPS. n WAHBORTON'S IMPROVED VEKT1 U latMl. and aasy-tlwliit !- Haia pMoUHl ,1 Tj WttiaTuaU door U tk roa OJUUUW DRY GOODS. PRICE & WOOD, H. W COR. EIGHTH AND FILBERT, TTay .Inst received from New York suctions -and oiber raah sales. r.lKtO aid Plaid Nainsook Musllui s: 115, 8, 31, 3:, :ns. n. ripe and Plaid Rwlss Mns'lns. Fine while Br'lllaniei, 'in 31, 3TX India Twllie1 Lom OIna, !i 3, ai, 37 SJ. Hotl-tl tilsti Cambrics. Jacoiifia. Maiuaooki. Victoria l,awns, Hwl Minima, etc, etc WHITE PltfllEKI WmtB PIttTK! 500(1 yardn White Ptouea at 31, 37X, 43, 00, bi ruud amelina, line iUiiltles. 75, TX. a St a yd. A cheap lot ol bolritnn tilnens, )4Ho. a yard, etc N. tt. I'd above f ooua were bought for cash, and are much below the importer'! Prlo-. Hiripe Percales. s yard, worth 37'iC. Plaid Mobalrs, a yar'l. w..rth :i7c. Black Alacaa. 31, 37X, 00, 05, 75, and 0r. yd. BLAI'KSILKSI HI.AlKMlI.KSIt ltindsome Black Bilks, i'3, (?-00,93,Snd $3-50 a yard. Htilred Jtohalr Skirtings. A cheap lot of Mixed Uoiids, 31. s yard. 5tl(K) yards American Calloots. VAii and 1 c. s yd. New btyien Laucanter Ulngbams. Bent makes Bleached and UnDieached Muslins. plllow-ca'e and bbeetluif Muslins. Linrn uooimi linen boodw 0 4, 1 4. end H 4 Power loom Table Linens. 7 4 ana N 4 Bleaulied Talilellnena. Linen Napkins and lioylle very cheap. Linen Huckaback Towel. l'i-. up to 3So. A liaiionon,e lot of Lsuiaslc loweis, larguaize, 5Uc, ilaiidsome jikizimk iwwbib, j auu Best maker. Blurting Liineni. Hcotch Diaper by tbe piece. Linen lilraeye by the yard, for aprons, In fine quail- "Bargains In Hamburg Edgings and Inserting. iu.,B..tiiiM TrlmnilmiB. BeziSiered Kdulngs. Ulmity Bands, Malc Kullllnun. Coventry Kulllugs. etc, eto. hlrt Fronis mad to order. exrres'y ror onr own Oei all linen, at 5.31, 38,'i, 40. 41, 45. 50, 50, G2,'a, 05, GO, and 75r. i'RIOK & WOOD, N. W. COR. EIOIITH AND FILBERT, N. B. TIaudsome Maisalllei Qollti, si , , nptoKia. A ceieorateu ikiuuiuvk u,r, uwot.s. Jcuvln Kid (iioves, best quality, choice colors. H0TJENING GOODS. EVERY VARIETY FOR SPRING. WE MAKE THIS CLASS OF 600DS A SPECIALTY. PERKINS & CO., No. 9 South NINTH Street, 8 StCtilBt 4p PHILADELPHIA. 1869. (OPENED IN 1853, MARCH 10.) Central Location. liarge ueii niguitu store. w nr-it v r-ki.j A Good Class of Woods. The Lowest Possible Trices. Established on Fair Business Principles. Polite and Att entire Assistants. Where the above cardinal points are true and stric.tlv observed. In ninety-nine cases out. 01 every hundred, succew and;pnwpr tty are certain. SUCH 18 OUK EXPERIENCE. We have now open a magnificent stock of Beasonable and Desirable Silks and Dress Goods, Cassinieres and Cloths, Linens. "White tioods, Domestics. Etc. Etc. JOSEPH H. THORNLEY, -.,,a,m.v junni'Vnninnciv HXm vor. liiuu Ail aim ox. aiitti UA.xkxx 13 PHILADELPHIA. BLACK SILKS ! BLACK SILKS! COOPER & C0NABD, S E Coraer r Xmm Md MARKET Gros train, i'rapde Lyon?, Drap de France, 1 jons Taffetas, Cacbmelre (e France, American Gros drain, Ameilcan Foulards. An Elegant Line or Rich Black Silks, from $1-00 to $500, Bought at auction and of Importers direct. Prices are much under the average. 1 7 Ism LOVE, BLACK & CO., No 212 CIIESNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA. BELKNAP COTTONADE3, DIAMOND BILK MIXED AND NEW SPRING CASSIMERE3, 3 20nmw5t5p COATINGS, LINENSETO. BOARDING. A T MO. 1121 OIRARD BTREET MAY BB XI obtained Inrnisbed aud nufurnUBlied rooms fjr as in Ilk' loJulnK. Hoard, also. 11 dealred. o OBB IOHAH01 BAU MAxWUJrAtTTUAX. Tn u n t. H 1 1 1. r r Hi K. oornet ol MIKKKT and WATEB BtrMaV x-uiiaanipuia, DEAXJTRa IN BAOtt AND BAGrQUW araln, flout, ball, Boper rboaptiaU ol Um Bust. Etc Lanrs and small BCKsr HaH8 enastaiiUy OJCiaai sax. .ajbo. wool, "" COTTON 8AIL DUCK ABO CANVAS, OF V all numbers ana ixanda. Tana, Awniofi.ui Wmoii-I(ivu buck. Also. I Paper UaDafactoran Drier TtitM, from thirty Innhes lOMvaoly-slz lncfie. wide, Paollu, Hot UlA. UUi 1mjWC JOHN W. EVEKklASii CURTAINS AND SHADE?. fljEW 8TYLB8 IN NOTTINGHAM AKD SHSS LACE CURTAINS JUST OPENED, Embroidered l'lanoand Table Ceterg. Window Corniced, In Hilt, Walnut, and Rosewood and Hi It. Window Draperies from latest Trench resigns. Fine Window Shades, Etc. Agents for Bray's l'atent Spring Dalancc Shade Fixture, which requires no Cord CARRINGTON, DE ZQUCHE & CO., 8.E. Corner TUlliTEESTlI and CUESSUT, lgthstnam PHILADELPHIA. CARPETINGS, ETC. QARPETIfiCOI-CARPETSI M'CALiU M CREASE & SLOAN, No. 509 CHCSNUT Street, Opposite Independence Hall, Philadelphia. Spring Importation of Carpetings. JUST ARRIVED AND US ETOBB, FRENCH CHENILLE, AXMINSTER, AND ROYAL WILTON, CROSSLEY'S VELVETS AND TAPESTRIES, Newest DeBlnnti, 0 4 and 3-4 wide. ENGLISH BRUSSELS of all tbe best makes; also, with Border to match, for Kails and Btalrs. THREE-PLIES and INGR MN8, VENETIANS lor Halls anl Hialrs; URUUUEXS, KUUS, Ktc Cocoa Mattings, Fresh Canton Mattings, ALL WIDTHS. English and American Oil Cloths. JI'CALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN, Ko. 509 CHESSUT Street, Philadelphia, 8 11 thstu3mrp Opposite Independence Hall. FURNITURE, ETC. GREAT BARGAINS IN F U B NI TURE AT KICHMOKD cSc CO.'S, No. 45 South SECOND St., SJ5lm EAST BIDE. Q1E FEIN8TEN MEUOEL ARANGIERT in der ganzen etage TERTIG ZUR ANSICHT, TEPPICH UND GART1E3JEN ENBEGRIFFEN. GEORGE J. HEN KE 1.8, -MEUBEL FABRIGKANT, n THIRTEENTH AND CHESNUT, 1 23mrp ruiLAUBLruiA LOOKING GLASSES, ETC. E ARIES' GALLERIES, No. 816 CHE8NUT Street. Looxma GLASSES, OIL PAINTINGS, PICTURE FEAMES, FINE ENGRAVINGS, CnROMO-LlTHOGRAPHS. JAMES S. EAKLE & SON, U 81 tnstu8m5p No816HESNrjT Btreet. CHINA, GLASSWARE, ETC. NOW OPENING, A. LARGE INVOICE OP PTTIT! TTIDIA CHINA X AAlJU WJbASAA Dinner and Tea Sets, unps ana saucers, l'latcs, Vases, Cuspadores, Etc. Etc., To he Closed Oat at once very Cheap. TYNDALE & MITCHELL, No. 707 CIIESNUT Street, 8 20 sUth3m PHILADELPHIA. BEDS, MATTREShES, ETC. TT OVER s A T E N 8 of a Bed GOmDinauon la decidedly tbe best Sofa Bed ever Invented. It ocn be extended from a bote Into a handsome Freuob Bedutead, wltb tialr spring waitress, In ten seounda Of time, It reilulrn9 uu w llak'' " ,T " . v. udlw,uiu, una nu separation between back ana seat, no cords to break aud no btnged foot attached to the top of ll.e back to support It when down, wblch Is unsafe aud liable to set out of repair. It has toe conveniences of a bureau for bolUng clothing. Is easily managed, and H la Impossible for It to get out ot order. II. F. IIOTER, Owner and Sole Bfanafactarer, thuBrn No.ta0BBUtbBEOOND Street, INSTRUCTION. rDCBHILL SCHOOL, PKINCETON, V. J. BOYB THOBOVOHLT PREPARED TOR COL- LEOE OB IOB BUSINESS. NEXT SESSION BEOIN8 APRIL T. Porcucujui WilX 19 IMltt V, T. W. CATTSU SHIPPING. IXJRILLAliD'S HTKAMaiUP LINK FOR NEW YORK. Batting Toesdayn. Thursdays, and Heinrda?. REDUCTION 0 BATES. Hprlug rates, oomrui'iiolun March 18. Sailing Tuesdays. Tntfrsdays, and oatunlays. On and alter If.th of Ma'cn freight by this LHio will n Uken at 12 cenu per li ponKds. ceute par font. I reuts per gallon, uhlp'l Of tlon Advance cn.vi;ee cashed at ofllce on Pier, freight received at ail timet on covered wbari. JOHW K. OHL, 2 28 Pier 10 North Whatvea. B. Jtztra rate on umrll pnekagee Iron, uiwiali. "c. tfjft; CHARLESTON, Se C. The South and Southwest FAST FKEIGHT LINE, ETEBT lUDBDiT, The dteamihlpi PKOMETHKCH. Captain Uray.'J, W. JtVIUiMAN, Captain Vance, WILL i'OKM A UU.UULAU WHKX.LY LINK. Tne Iteauisnlp PKOMKTUKU3 will aaU on THTJKSDAY, April 1, at 4 P. M. '1 brouKb bllli ot lading given la connection wlla B. C. B. &. to point! ln tne Booth and ttoattiweau . lniuranoaat lowest ran 8, Hatei ol relgut as low aa by any other loute. For freight, apply to K. a, bOUiKtt A OU. 222 U DOCK hTHKhiT WBaKF. -rttir.',. 'Utt LlVEttl'OOL AUD OllbhNS-3HtRCTuWM.-jLa,uu una o' at.il mt&ot.' re iiMiiitoa to iMtll aa fol.owi: C1IY UFxNiiW 1 UKii., (Saturduy, April 8, at 11 A M ji,lA (viaiiaiiiKz;, 'luw,(ia, April il,ut i r.tt till uv lucsijUIX. BuiurUay. April In. at 1 f.M. BUUKJ,VJN, 8turUay, Apri 17. at 10 A. M bTWA tvh Halifax), TueaUay, April at 12uoon ana (ku luctriiuiui rwaraay aua alternate iueau. trom Pier 4-v JSortti Ulver. twAllta OF PAHbAGK BT Till MAfL ITBAM1B aaiI.IN KVBAT aTUHDAY, Payable In Uold. Pavaole iu Currency. STOUT CAblN.........1008Tii;HAK.............16 to Lonuon.M.,..n... li6 to London 4(1 to Paris 116 1 to Paris....,--. ...... 7 rMeK BT TBI TutUUr ITIaMIB VIA HAULTaX. FIlUt CAHIM, 8THBBAI. Pay able la Uold. Payable Ln Currency. Liverpool 80 Liverpool........- ..M0 tiaiiiax..,...... -......, xu tiauiax., lkl Inl I- T n i.e. AO V ir-'u''wim Bi iii r- I .1 w by Urauch Steamer., I loy lira oca Htenmer.. PasseDEeri also forwarded to Havre. Uambarc. Bra. men, etc, at reduced rates. Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by persona .ending for tnelr friends. For further Information apply at the Company's JOUN O. DALK. Agent, No. 18 BROADWAY, ft. Y, Or to O'bOMNlBlLL Jt FAULK. Agents, ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. liib. UJUSKBAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S jm a 1 1. ox rjjk.rn.au. itro Bti w iuux rnn,w HOWL AND HAVKK. CALLINU AT HHKrtT. The splendid new vessels on this favorite route for the Continent will sail from Pier No. 60 North river, as follows: BT. LACRJLNT itrocanae ..Baturdfty.OcU I VLLLK Dhl PAJtUfl..,burmout Baturday.Ocu 17 t'H.K.M.i ""-i,,-,-, .Kuuiimnn r.inr,ii.j7 u PRICE OF PASSAGE In gold (inclndlug wine), TO BREST OB HAVRE. First Cabin 14 eeooud Cabln.............. S6 1U ITAMB. (Inoiadlng railway tickets, lurnlshed on board) First. ctbinm.....H6 becoud cabin 186 Tuene steamers ao tot carry steerage paaseugexa. Medical attendance nee of charge. American travellers ruimr to or returning from the continent of JLurope. by taking the steamers of this line avoid unnecessary risks from transit by English railways and crussing the channel, besides Saving time, trouoie, anu eiptmo, UMIKum MACKENZIE, Agent, No. bH BKOAii WAY, New Vuik. For passage ln Pnllaaelphla, appiy.at Adams' lLxiireH liumDanv. ta 11. Ii. A.EAJI. 1K7 No. 820 CHEBNUT Btreet. PHILADELPHIA, HinRHinun . AAv 1 v. , 1 ....... r MAiyii. HKE1UHT ALU LUNJfi TO 1AM EVERY HATUKUAY. a noon, from JfUuT H HAiilr abovs 1CABK1T2 UL.mhL IttKOOBH HATBH and THROUaH ECjUTli to all points la ISortu ana bouth Carolina, via a- botuu au A-iue xuuiruuu. cuuueciius at xrorisuioaH ana to Lynchburg, Va., Tennessee, and tbe West, via Virginia and Tennessee Air Line ana Klanxuond anti Danville Kallroad, j-relknt HAMLEI BUT ONCE, and taken at r ,K R-.'1'Jta THAN ANY OTiiElt L1N. The regularity, sbidty, bud cheapness ot ibis mi'io ootuuieua it to tue puuuu as tue luum ueairau.e u mum lor carrying every aeacriptlon ol freight. No enure e lor coaunisslon, dray age. or any expsns Of transn-r. Hteaniitblps Insured at lowest rates. xrxalaUt received dally. TT I 1 11.11 fl ill J. . . sjm wu Mhi No. 14 &orlh and Bouih WiiARVra. VT. T. PORTER, Agent at JUuhmouu and City Point. T, y.CROWEjuLAUO., AgentsatKorfolk. 1 1 nr UTlUE-J!Vit SXBjVt XOlLtj.. VIA 2DILLaWA1 llAltl'l'Aij U&H Ai.. c..r uruaa BiuAiainrai uuiu.iT aa if . Tbe L'UEaI'eoT anu uIUOKEBa water coinmunl cation between lrnltuuelpuia anu tiew York, steamers leavedaii) now nrut whari below Market street, x-bliaueipnia. anu loot 01 wail street, Mew Yi.rE. ooour. jnrwarded by all the lines rnunlng ontoi New Y'rk, North, East, and West, iree 01 coiuniissli, Brelhr. received on and after the bill instant, and roiwaidtd ou accouimuuatiug terms, W11.1JIAM x. OuVLE A CO.. Akenla. Ko. 1 B. DElA WARE Aveuu, Philadelphia, jt..a.KB aaciij, Agent, tCl Wo. 119 WALL Btreet. Me v. Yor. NKVV EXPREB8 LINE TO ALKXi ' hMlu S-J...1.ar aw. .nl tl.'.l " BUUIWi ODUllVMIriUi aUlU TW MU111 11 sYLIlll 1 1 K... VI aa LIlfHkLrWKH 1UU AUlBWsVTtJ tjailaU. W1IH OOfk. nectluns t Alezudrl from tbe moat direct rout cor iiVucnuurt, itriotcvi, Jtnoxvuie, sxmuivw, IfiUMtf and in Houthwal. bteaoiert leave reulArly every Saturday at aoo irom tne om wnari mMJivu. bree, Prslght reived dauy. w No. 14 North and Mouth Wiiarraa. . J. B. TJA VIDHON. Axent at Ueoruetown. is.. Ki.iiitiiw.Mi uo., jsgenta at Aiaxanona, vix. Kinia. si NOTICE. FOR NEW YtlTik' vnf" via i.a &ware anil Riuliiu .' 'awuTkuaa itxJkM aroa 1 ATION L ui r n x DESPATCH AND krVlTlURE LINK. The businets by these lines will be resumed on and alter the sin of March. Eor reighs, which will be taaen " Buvuiuiuouating term, appiy to W. 11. HAIHD.AOa. 8 2j No. 134 bourn Wharves. AGRICULTURAL. philadelphiaraspberky,jucunda, 1 'Aitiiuuituruit. auu otuer Mrawoerry; Lawtou .ckbtrry Plants; Hurtiord. Concord, and other Grape vines, Dorsaie oy T.8. A C E. FLETCHER. 83 If Delanco. N J. MISCELLANEOUS. LARZELERE A BUCHEY, Cnstom House Brokers and Notaries Public, No. 405 LIBRARY Street. All Cnstom House Business transacted. PASSPORTS PROCURED THE ADAMS EXPRES9 COMPANY", OFFICE No. 3iiO UHh.hH UT htreet, forwards Parcels. Pscksges. Merchanuise, Bank Notes, and Hpecie, etiber by Its own Hues or In connection with other Express Companies, to all the principal towns and cities in the united Hiatus. JOHN BINGHAM. 12 .rtaperlutendenk RODUERB' AND WOSTENHOLM'S POCK El JLNl VE8. Pearl and :Blaf Handlos. of btaatlfni 7if,;r?Lt "uo -f"! xianaiBs, or beaatiraj RODliEEM' and WAXjK A BUlim EE'rt HA nuiuii ZOKS, and the aelebrated L BClrJMOUB of the finest quality. LECOUXVIRS KAzTOB MUU 1IUH XJUtlVIJ WfUUDI ana rniwneo, a r, atAXisu.MA'a, out. am a. xeirth ioh.hiow i wan TEAFNESS.EVEttT INSTRDM1NT THAT iMS science and sill have invented to assist sbt bearing ln every degree of deafnesa; also, Resplra. lore; also, Crandall's Patent Cro lobes, superior 10 any ouiars In use, at P. HALkUMA'b. No, Ul Tawi'H Htraas. hainw oaaaaaa IF TQJJ WANT A DELIGHTFUL BPRINfl BED, neat, healthy, and comrortaole, oas tue rJell-fiuitenlnB Bed SprlnKS-fl a perd" BaUataAUon (maranUted. o B. d Mt-H i " EMPIRE SLATE MANTEL WOttKS.-J. . B. jkjMji(Tio. aiitiLKajiyTBuct, luwtm AMUSEMENTS. AMERICAN ACADEMY OP MUSIC. U1UND rOMBINATIolf Of THH M AX M AKKIZHK AND M MAX HTKAKOaUH'N ftP AN H ITALIAN OPJCRA. 'EAfON OF MINK () WIOHTH NI TWO MATIdKKS rommenclng on WrTDNRODW, Match si, 1H6. MIS8 CXAKA IIU1HS KKitUMd nlll appear In I'aust, Crlnpluo, i'ra Ulavo.o, Don Ml'iVHl.lll. M ADAAlE ANNA I)K LA GRANGE will appear In IU HBUHKIK. Snhnrrlptlon Tlcaet, Twelve (lii) Dollars fornlns It nights, tan now be had si C. W. A. Tnimp 1. 1 . i-i2t M1 lib. JOHN DKJSW'HARCH STBKEI TUB. ATKK, Heiii at M to s, UKNKKIT Oh' M K H IIKMPLK. TO-MOMTtatnrdBy), Marob 7, THRKK m.OKlOL'ri PIKCl'J. A JiriSHAiS'D Tl ORIIKR, ('rain's Uurletaue FAUST. and the great !'. mnor jut. nuiuinui, ur rAiiin. hit. Hemiile and full Company. Mo.fl.y W(JM N KUf'B. Tlinrsday Bxi'ellt of MKH THYKtt. MBS. JOHN DREW'S ARUU STBERT 1HE I'ltK. MKS. FPW. W TIIATKR'1 Br.i KFIT, TIIUUMH.VY. April 1. IW9.. EVKIITBOUY b KHlKND. KOMIO AND JDLIJST. Box Bonk now onn i7atuxt. M RS. JOHN DRKW'S ARC II ST. THKATRK A. EVERLY REBPETjTFULLY ANNOUNCES THA T HIS BENEFIT Will tsko place on BATURPAY KVENII. Anrll .1. On wblch tccas'nn will pretexted a play 01 powerln, kutU's Interest, In luur acts, entitled 8TRATHMORE. 8TRA1HM0RE A. EVERLY And tbe Comlo Drama of HELPING HANDS; OR, LOVE AND MUSIC. Lorentz Hartmano, a Rllnd Musician... A, EVERLY curtain win rise at 7 46. March 27. a rALNDT 8T. TUBATRB. BEGINS AT 7J (Haturoay) EVEMMO. Maicbx7. VELY '1 HE LAST NIQHT Of TrJIH Htur lOblTlVELY iUULi riiAY. WITH ALL IT OK NEW AND BEAl I ORIGINAL SPLENDOR. UAUTUTJL BCENERY. AND bTARTLINU MEOHANICAL EKFEOTR. Pautiiuii.au iNNmm(!:uiT Tbe Management announre an engagement with tho I.ONi ,N BllRLK-ioniC U1M KlN Trnn JENNY WILLMOKE. LIZZIE WILLMORJCAND PELIC ROOERS. who will make their first appearance In America In Burnard's Extravagansa of "IX ION." Ci H E 8 N UT STREET THEATRE. ' v. P. HE-H A Oil. m .,.. UL0B10U8 BUCCESS OK THE ORE At' BUR. LKMitJE. THE CHE9NUT OROWKaD TO OVERFLOWING. I: U L I, V 1.' 7 V 1 N.I CI ,'PITI.I. . . " . ... . . . V. MUM DAI UmA J A r 1 AK. NOON of this week, tbe magnlUcent Extravagansa. T I IK ..,,,, I . II., mil IT, ' CLOTH! Mrs. Utiles. OF Miss Stockton. I GOLD. Oil' Mill HnnllWn MuKii CLOTH !Kaly Putnam. CI OTH Mr. Burnett. OF Mr. Fluke. GOLD. CLOTH Mr. Bradley, OFi Mr. McManns. GOLD. CLOTH Hernandea. OFI Leon Brotners. gold. CLOTH Glra'd. OF The Brebans. cjoLD. 1 LOTH Tbe Japs. lOFlOowbelloglans. GOLD. THEWUKAT NIAGARA LEAP. NEWBONG8. NEWFEaTH. NEW FEATURE. THE ENTIRE GREAT EXTRA VAGAMZ A . TO WIGHT AND BATURBAY AFTERNOON. THEATUE COMIQUE, SEVENTH STREET, below Arch. Commences at 8 o'clock. . OsI 1 1 VELY THE LAST NIOIIT Of Professor Rtsiey's Imperial JArAKhtiW TBUirE, Evening, 25. no, aud 7s cent.. ON MOiVDaY EVENING. MR. AND M!S. MAUWON OBREY'8 IN I ERTa 1NMENT, MUHICAI, AND HUMOROUa. 3 22 8 FOA'S 4MERIGAN VARIETY THEATRE, EivGAUEMENT of the JAPH for a limited Lumber 01 nights. Aiie great J Al t) anu ine original ALLlRfrtHT EVERYEVENING and SAT URD AY A FTERNQOW VALER'M (LATE JIILLER'S) WINTER GARDEN, Nos. 720, TU, 724, and 72 VINE S'.rpet, THE GRAND ORCHESTRION, fbrmerly the pro. Deity Of tbe URANDDL'KROK BAIIliI. nurchuml at great expense by JAIXJB VALEH, of ihlnclty. In comnlnatlon with FLAMER'U OKCJIKMTKA and Mshs NELLIE AKDEKM-'N, will perrorm H VEHV AFTERNOON and EVENING at the above-men. tloned place. Admission free. 1 III tf ORT1CDLTURAL HAL L. GERMANIA . ORCHEbTM P U B L I O REIIEAHMALri EVERY WEDNESDAY, at P. M. Tickets sold at tbe door, aud an principal Musio Btorae. Pack. aces of 11 ve tor SI: single. 25 cents. Engagements can be made by addressing G. BAR TER'!', No. mi MONTEK11Y Street; and Andre's Music Btor No. 1104 CbAsaut street. 1 II Im CTABL 8EMZ'Ail) 31 ARK HA88LER'8 OR J CHEhTRA MATINEEB, EVERY BATURD&Y at 2i P. M IN MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Ad. mission, 6(1 cents Package ot 41 tickets, 1, at Bones' 1 No. II112 CHKHNUT St.. and at the Door. U 4 If ' GYMNASIUM, CORNER OF NINTH AND ARCH Streets, for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Chll oren, Is now open DAY and EVEN la G. Lessons given ln Sparring and Fencing. Call ln person or send lor circular fs HtutbSmo PROF. L. LEWIS. TVf AMMOTH VELOCIPEDE SCHOOL, ST and KACE Streets, iiii.ii XYL TWENTY-SIR8T Day and Evening. All styles of Velootoedes bom for sale and to rent. Headquarters of Palladelphia Velocipede Club, Admission, 10 cents. 8mm j. vr. ruwT. DRUGS, PAINTS, ETC, ROBERT SHOEMAKER CO., R.. Corner of FOURTH and BACK &!&. PHILADELPHIA. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS: IMPORTERS AND MA N UFACTURERB Of WtalU Lead and Colored FalntSa PhU TarnlsneBi Etc AGENTS FOB THX CELEBKATXO FBEI.CU ZIKC PAINTS, dealers and consumers Lowest prices for cash. SUPPLIED AM ills TRUNKS. IMPROVEMENT IN TRUNKS. ALL TRUNKS NOW MADE AT The "Great Central" Trunk Depot, . Have Hlmons' Patent Haiety Hasp and Bolts, wblch securely fastens the Trunk on both ends witn heavy Bolt", ana In the centre with the ordinary loosv. Positively do extra charge. GREAT CENTRAL TRUNK DEPOT, N. W. Cor. SEVENTH and CHESAUT Sts. TRAVELLERS. NOTICE. Purchase your Trunks with Simons' Triple Fasten, ng, heavy llolu; no fear lock breaklog, AT THE GRKAT .CENTRAL, Uktm 01jCHEdN UTBlreet DYEING AND PRINTING. ESTABLISHED 1819. The New York Dyeing and Printing Establishment, 18TATEN INLAND, urn 411 North EIGHTH Btreet (Wert M, Phlla. deliiM.i No. UN DCANE Bire; and IU BKOAD- WAV, New York VhlVold and a-ffY, Hill" anaih " lid maoulnv', S O DTE, CLa-ANHl .u as mosi approved ""SJ'tiirfl usi' aua us.01 i'i.rua EUE GOODd, la Uieir w,?5'if MiSS're CLJCArVHKD WHOLE. Til 1 Ihs'uiin NOTEfhto is our, only ofllce la Philadelphia. AT FTANPEB O. CATTELL CO JiuiZvcm OOMaflBHION MERCHANTfl. titUV WO. s NORTH WHARVEsl anu HO. m WORTH 'ATWR STRKBTT, fUlLAI., j pttA H
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