CaCSlCAJU AWn ASIATIC.
'Orw rUmonN" by the Ulrhln. Troupe.
The Rlchlngs English Opera Tronpo commenced
cir spring season at Wo Academy of Music last
Vonintf, to a moderate sized but appreciative andt
noe, with Aubor's opera of Crown Din month. This
work U deservedly a favorite with the public,
although it Is seldom or never given nowadays, ex
aept by the English troupe, as it contains somo
harming music, and, If creditably porformed,
Is one of the most attractive of the light
operas. All the old favorites wore well re
0 clved last evonlng when they made tholr ap
pearance on the stage, and the applauso wai
hearty throughout the performance. Mrs. Bernard
as "Catterlna" did not appear to be in quite as good
voice as usual, but she In a great measure recovered
power after the first act. The duet with Mr.
Castlo In the Brst act, however, was finely executed
and much applauded, as was the duet with Mr. 8e
guln In the second act. Mrs. Snguln as "Diana," Mr.
Castle as "Don Henrlrme," Mr. Campbell as "Ro
bolledo," and Mr. James I'eakes as "Count do Cauipo
Mayor," all sang and acted with a great deal or feel
ing and expression. The orchestra, under the di
rection of Mr. Behrons, was excellent, and the cho
ruses were moderately well given, but open to
Improvement. The costuming of this opera is un
usually handsome, and It is given In a style of com
pleteness that we would wish to see often Imitated.
It Is rumored that this la the last season of the
Itlchlngs troupe as at present organized, and our
opera-goers should, therefore, make the most of the
lew remaining opportunities, aa it Is doubtful
whether as clllclent an English opera company can
be again collected.
"Peplna" at the Arch.
Lotta is certainly not an actress In any propo -sense
of the term, but she lias gifts which are, In
their way, as Important as talent, for they take with
the public, and are worth considerable In dollars and
cents. As Lotta Is popular, and as her peculiar style
of performances has a particular fascination for
large number of persons, it seems a pity that she
cannot have written for her some dramas which will
possess a little merit In themselves, and at the same
time allow her to give full swing to the
kittenish actions which so delight her audi
ences, and not, as at present, cause the
banjo, walk around, and clog dance to be Introduced
In season and ont of season, whether appropriate or
not. Maggie Mitchell waited for somo time before
Farwhan, with fame and fortune, overtook her, and
perhaps Lotta will manage in time to add to her re
pertoire some dramas of equal merit In their way, and
enable her to thrust aside such worthless trash as
Fire-Fly, repina, and other pieces In which she now
appears. The thing Is not an impossibility, but the
young lady having attained to fame and fortune
without the aid of artistic acecssories, may think the
matter one of no Importance. Her appearance in a
really good play wonld add to her attractiveness,
however, and Increase her popularity with her most
enthusiastic admirers.
Pepina, the new pleoe which was produced last
evening to an Immense and proportionally enthusi
astic audience, Is really not worthy of serious criti
cism. The author's only object appears to have been
to give Lotta two characters which Jare as noar as
possible duplicates of "Little Nell" and the "Mar
chioness," to lntrodnce as much bone and banjo
business as possible, without the slightest regard to
dramatic or artistic propriety. There is considerable
dialogue about the Board of Brokers, a bond robbery,
and various vlllanous transactions, which la not only
uninteresting; but Intensely Btuptd, and its only oi
Jcct seems to be to lengthen out the drama, and to
keep the audience occupied while Lotta Is making
her changes of costume. Rumor credits Mr. Edmund
Falconer with the authorship of 1'epina.
This gentleman has written some very clever
' plays, and Fire Fly, although not entitled to take a
high rank in. dramatic literature, has a certain
amount of dash and spirit about it which redeems It
from contempt, but repina has no redeeming fea
ture that we can sec, and it is about the poorest of
all the poor plays that have lately been produced. In
spite of this, however, there is no fear that it will
sot draw crowded houses so long as Lotta personates
the heroine, or rather heroines. "Myrtle Myddleton"
and "Peplna," we discover at an early stage of the
performance, are two sisters, the latter having been
stolen when a little child and brought up as a street
singer. Lotta Is not good In sentimental parts, and
her personation of "Myrtle Myddleton" there
fore Is rather flat, and no one Is very
orry when that young lady Is carried off the scene
by a galloping consumption. As "I'eplna" Lotta is
more in her element, and as there Is plenty or slang,
kicks, banjo playing, Jig dancing, etc., the audience
are proportionally delighted. "I'eplna," or course,
Is In the fourth act restored to the arms of her long
lost father, who murmurs, "Bless ye, me child," and
then hands her over to the custody of "Mr. Percy
Lyndon," the quondam lover of "Myrtle," who
presses her to his heart as the curtain comes down
amid thunders of applause.
There are some tolerably good Jokes and hits at ttu
manners of the time which the audience is quick to
appreciate; but the best thing In the play, to our
fancy, is the exciting episode of a street fight, with
which the first act concludes, and the bit of satire
Involved in the capture of an unoffending apple
woman by the policeman after the row has fairly
concluded.
The City A in internet) ta.
At thb Acadkmy of Mcsic the Rlchlngs troupe
will appear this evening In Maritana. To-morrow
evening The Rom o f Caul He will be given.
On Monday evenlnir next Miss Susan Oalton will
appear as "Arllne," In The Jiohemian Girl, for the
benefit of Mr. 8. Behrens, the musical director.
At thb Walnut Mr. John Brougham appeared
last evening, to a large audience, as "Terry the
Swell," in that singular combination of extrava
gances entitled The lattery of Life, with which he
startled our play-goers a few seasons ago. This is
. one of the curiosities of the sensation school of
dramatic literature, and It seems so much like a
huge Joke as to be beyond the reach of criticism.
ITor Mr. Brougham It has been a genuine prize in
the lottery of life, as It Invariably draws crowded
houses In this city, and we believe that t has been
equally successful elsewhere. It will be repeated
this evening.
At tub Akch Lotta will appear this evening In
1'epina. The performance on Thursday evening will
be for the benefit of the Cuban patriots.
AtthkThkatkk Comio.uk Miss Susan Oalton will
appear this evening in the new operettas of Jennie
Lea, by 11. A. Macferrau, and Lea Dtu A veuyle, by
Offenbach. , , t t ,
Atthr Amkkican an attractive variety entertain
ment will be glvoti this evening.
Thb New York Circus, from the Hippotheatron,
New York, will exhibit in this city for two weeks,
commencing on Monday next, on Eighth street,
above Race. This Circus, under the management ol
the well-known L. B. Lent, is the most complete or
ganization of the kind In the country, and it com
prises a great number of flrst-cluss performers and
well-trained animals. The management will not
permit any objectionable features, and the exhibi
tion Is one that old and young can visit and enjoy
without limp if ilfinHi
At thb Chkhnut Ktkkf.t Rink, corner of Twenty,
third anil Chesnut streets, a grand prize, exhibition
will be giveu this evening, 'mere win iu u nuu-iw.
by four lioys, a blindfold-race on velocipedes, for a
season ticket, a slow-race for a season ticket, and a
iwh liet.woon imva fnr aKimin tickets, to be awarded
to the fastest boy-rider and to tlio best boy-rider
without using tho hands. A fine bund of music will
be In attendance, and somo rare sport may bo ex
pected. ',
John . Oouoh, Esq., will lecture on "Tompe
ranee." under the aiiHiilces of the Young Men I
(!lirtnt.laji AxHociutlnn. nt. the Chesnut Street Kink,
on Friday evening next. All tickets sold for tho other
nnk wui be good on lulu occasion.
MKN'S, YoOTHg, and BoxV Spuwa OlxyrHiNO. A fine
Mtortmnt of choice now good, now in More awl rrotieing
daily; oho, a rauir teleetion of good in the piece, to be made
up to ordrr in the beet HyU.
UAI.r WAT BKTWKEB ) BeKNRTT ft CO.,
tfth and Towkh Ham
6mt( Street.) CIS Majmuet Ktkkht,
. PHll.ADVI.PHfA,
AMD flop Broadway, Naw Vims.
JWKtJT.-Mr. William W. Oassidy, No. 12 8. Second
street, ha the largoat and moat attractive assortment of
a-, t.nlrv and Silverware tn the elty. Purohaaari nan
rely upon obtaining a real, pure article furnished at
price wbiob eannot be equalled. He also ha a large stock
of American Western Watohe In all varieties and at U
urioe. A visit to Uu store is sure to result in pleasure and
proiit.
THE DAILY EVENING! TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY,
Wr POhtpokkwrnt on tcoount of tr Author" i irnod
theory, and good practice, too. exoopt where the Indira ar
concerned. lint when they ro the tnnet Interested par
tie, gallantry demand any aooommodation rather than
their exposure. Mr. Wanamaker evidently thonght
when, on acoonnt of the rain last Saturday, he deferred
theopenin,of hii TonthV and Boy.1 Department until
to-morrow. If half the rumor and report that are rife
are true In reforono. to this part of hit new establishment,
and the beauty and novelty of the Boys' Ulothinn which
atooka It, It will well repay our ladle to look through It to
morrow. WAHIIllUnNP.
Roe to Franoe.
goo to Russia.
OlIRTIN
Mot lev
goe to Knjrland.
Everybody goes to
G'BARt.Kfl Storks', No. 824 Chesnut
atreet, for reBlly Fashionable Clothing. The bet Cutter
in the State are there.
GROTOR ft Bakkr'r Highest Premium Sowing Machine,
No. 730 Chesnut street.
Wamamakrr ft Brown's. Boys' Suits. $3 Vf.
Wanamakrr it Brown'.
Garibaldi ami Birmark.
Wanamaker tt Brown'.
Wanamaker it Brown'.
Wonnmakrr t Brown'.
Wanamakrr it Brown',
Wanamakrr it Brown',
Wanamaker it Brown'.
Wanamaker it Brown'.
Wanamakrr tt Brown'.
Wanamaker it Brown':
Wanamakrr it Brown'.
Wanamakrr it Broum's,
Wanamaker it Broicn'.
Wanamakrr dk Brown'.
Wanamakrr it Broun'.
Wanamakrr it Broxcn'.
M'anamaker it Brown'.
Wanamakrr it Brown'.
Wanamakrr it Broicn'.
Wanamakrr it Brown'.
"Wanamaker it Brown'.
Wanamakrr it Brown'.
Wanamakrr it Brown'.
Wavantoikrr it Broicn'.
BuHnee Suits, (9 up.
CheHrrfleld.
New Style Walking Coat.
IHe flack.
Ught Onereoat.
Sjvring Overcoat, $&
Black Suit; $1T tip.
Mellon Suite, $16 up.
Youth Cherterfield.
Youth Metropolitan Sack.
Black Aran Pant, $5 up.
Black fire Vest, $3 up.
Clrrgumen' Suite.
Silk faced ChtmtrrMJ.
Krgittrr Walking Coat,
ltilrtot Strert Coat.
Barri Caurimrre Suit,
ffrw Style Boy Jacket.
Blue Sack Coal, $10 up.
Everyday Vara, $3 up.
Silk Mixrd Suit.
Boy Department, Firet Floor.
Custom Department, the largrrt
in Vhilailrlphia.
S. K. Cor. Sixth and Maiikf.t.
S. K. Cor. Sixth and Market.
S. K. Cor. Sixth and Markrt.
rac-An halu
tr oab hkvl.
tlfOAB II ALU
9IAltRli;i.
CURRAN KITCHKN. On the evening of the 20th
ultimo, at the reaidnnoe of the bride' mother, by Key.
Willinm Kuddard. WILLIAM W. OURKAN to KM, A
daughter of the late Andrew Kitohen, Kitq., all of thi
oity.
HOLLINSHF.D-FKTTKRS.-On tho 91t of Mnrch. by
theRer. Mr. DTlne, Mr. WILLIAM HOLLINSHKD to
Mlsa LYDIA FKT'i'ERS, all of Camden. N. J.
iu:i.
BKWLKY.-On Monday, May 8, 1869, MARY O. BKW
LKY, wife of Thoma J. Hewley.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fune
ral, from her late residence. No. 1217 N. Twelfth street, on
Friday, the 7th instant, at a o'clock. Interment at Ron
aldson's Cemetery.
CURRAN.-On the 2d Instant, BERNARD CURRAN,
In the rjirth year of his age.
The relative and friend of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence,
No. 2410 Hamilton street, on Wednesday morning at 84
o'clock.
NKLSON.-On the 2d instant, JOHN NELSON, aged 40
years.
The relative and friends of the family, also Vaux Lodge,
No. 393, A. Y. M. j Philanthropic Lodge, No. 15, 1. O. of O.
F. ; Ashland Encampment, No. 45, 1. U. of O. F. : Pennsyl
vania Lodge, No. 122, K. of P. ; and Liberty Temple of
Honor, No. 2, are reepootf ully invited to attend his funeral,
from his late residence, No. 442 Monroe street, on Wednes
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. To proceed to Lafayette Ceme
tery. OSLER. On the 1st instant, son of George and Eliza
beth 8. Oslor, aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respeotfully
invited to attend hi funeral, from the residence of his
parents, No. K!0 Line street, South Camden, N. J., on
Wednesday afternoon, the 6th instant, at 2 o'clock.
PEACOCK. On Sunday, May 2, LOUISA VANUXEM,
widow of the late James Peacock.
Funeral services at the house of Dr. W. 8. Forbes, No.
233 S. Forty-second street, on Wednesday at 10 o'clock A.
M. precisely. Interment at Harrisburg.
r0 SECURE YOTJK FAMILY FltOM
WANT,
To Relieve Your Mind of Anxiety,
To Make a Good Investment,
INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN TUB
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ALEX. WHILLDIN, President
JOHN 8. WILSON, Secretary. 6 10
MCCXXVIII spectfully inform Un
dertaker that, in order to moot the inoreased demand for
my patent BURIAL CASKETS, I have taken the large
Factory at
No. 122S RIDGR AVENUE.
With my enlarged facilities, I am now prepared to supply
promptly all orders in city or oouutry.
I 4tnstu
E. 8. EARLKY.
CLOTHING.
yyESTON & BROTHER.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
S. W. Corner NINTH and AECH Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
DAILY RECEIVING
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES OF
THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS.
A Superior Garment at a reasonable price,
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. S 81 Smrp
-HE STAR.
THE LARGEST ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE.
No advantage taken of a want of knowledge
goods. FINE GOODS AT THE LOWEST RATES.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
PERRY & CO.,
i 15 thstu 12t No. 609 CHF.8NUT St., above Sixth.
ICE CREAM AN D W A T E R ICE.
THE NEAPOLITAN
ICE CREAM AND WATER ICEH.
THF. PUREST AND BUST IN TUK WORLD.
This celebrated Brick Ice Cream and Water Ioe can be
carried in a paper to uny psrt of the oity, as you ould
candy. Filteen or twenty different kitidK of them are ken
CflnMsntJy pn hand, and ONK HUNDUKD DIFFF.KKNT
FLAY OKh can be made to order for those who desire to
bave something never before seen in the United States,
ana superior to any Ice Uremn made in Kurope.
Pniiciiml Iopot No. Ian WALNUT Street.
Branch, Store- No. luao hPRINU UARDKN Street.
."5 .... F. J. ALLK(iHKI TI.
HEATERS.
It
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M
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V A
L.
D. MERSHON'S SONS'
RUSSIAPJ HEATER
TO
N. W. Cor. TWELFTH and FILBERT.
Ranges, Grates, Blate Mantels, eto. Orders received for
all kind of Brick Work.
A. If. MBKflnOM.
4 Trptf
080. B. IIBKHIIOH
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TO THE PUBLIC THE FINEST AND
largest assortment of the latest styles of Boots,
tinkers, and Shoe for Muu and Boy can be
bad at .
r.ivnir.MT norrs
Large Fstablisliinont,
4 tat No. 'J'JO N. NLK'IU Street.
OARPETINOS.
CANTON MATTINGS
Just Received, ex-Barque Louisa,
2000 HOLIES
Fresh Canton Mattings,
WHITE AND RED CHECKED,
Of Choice Brands, in all Widths.
raLLUM, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT Street.
4 15 tliularpj U Opposite Independence HalL
s
PRING IMPORTATIONS.
CARPETINGG
OPENING DAILY.
REEVE I.. KNIGHT V SON,
TSTo. CIIES3VXJT St.,
4 6 tustulo PHILADF.LPUIA.
PAPER HANQINQS, ETO.
PAPER HANGINGS.
BOTH DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED.
FINE GILT PAPERS.
PANEL DECORATIONS.
IN NATURAL TINTS.
NEW FRENCH IMITATIONS,
In MAPLE, WALNUT and OAK, rivalling in effect
the real woods.
Ceilings Frescoed and Kalsomined.
ORNAMENTING, GILDING, ETC.
GABRIKGTON, DE ZOUCHE & CO.,
THIRTEENTH and CHESNUT Streets,
8 18 thstuSm PHILADELPHIA.
Ch.vA, GLASSWARE, ETO.
PRICES REDUCED,
FRENCH CHINA,
GLASS,
PARISIAN GRANITE,
AND GENERAL HOUSE-FITKNISIUNO GOODS IN
OUR LINK IN IMMENSE VARIETY.
BEST GOODS.
CHEAPEST PRICES.
TYNDALE & MITCHELL,
No. 707 CHESNUT Street,
8 80 BtnthSmrp PHILADELPHIA.
FURNITURE, ETO.
POK
BARGAINS IN FURNITURE
00 TO
RICHMOND & CO.,
No. 45 South SECOND Street,
4 30 ttu AUOVK CUKSNUT, EAST SIDE.
FURNITURE.
T. & J. A. HENKELS
HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR
ELEGANT STORK,
No. 1002 ARCH Street,
Are now selling FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE at very
Reduced Prices. 4 1 8mrp
REFRIGERATORS.
P. P. K E A R N S,
REFRIGERATOR MANUFACTURER,
No. 39 N. NINTH St., Philadelphia.
An elegant assortment of my own make of
Chest and Upright Refrigerators,
FiulBliod la the best manner aud LOWER THAN
ELSEWHERE.
OLD REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED and made
aa
good as new, at a amall cost, at tue factory,
NO. 39 NORTH NINTH STREET,
4 18 lmrp BELOW ARCH STREET
HATS AND O APS.
WARBURTON'S TfPi?nvirn VENTI-
CAIttted and easy tilting Dress Hats (patented), inaU tn.
iuiuiuved fSHlllOUH Of tllu .... J.- I ! Wl ..t. nult
doOr tg IU fiM Omo v"" v " U li SbtT
DRY GOODS.
JJATEKIAL8 FOR SUITS,
In Stripes and Grey Mixtures.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ON THIS
MARKET.
RICKEY. SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET.
SILKS ! SILILS !
In Stripes, Checks and Shots,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
RICKEY. SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET.
8-4 SLACK UZ2XINATOI,
II EAT T MR.SII, AT
81-50 For Yard.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
ZUo. 727 CIXE5BIUT Street.
JAPANESE SILKS
AND
rOFLXIiTETTES,
A FULL ASSORTMENT.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET.
LACE rOIZsTTS,
IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET,
4 0 Urn PHILADELPHIA.
EYEE & LANDELL,
FOURTH and ARCH,
Keep the Heaviest Mesh BLACK IRON
BAREGE there is Imported.
8-4 DIAMOND MESH HERNANI.
3-4 and 4 FINE MESH DO.
REAL SILK GRENADINE.
RICH FIGURED GRENADINES.
MAGNIFICENT STRIPES DO.
STRIPE POPLINS FOR JITES.
SILK CHAIN POPLINS FOR DO.
TINTED MOHAIR FOR SUITS.
JAPANESE MIXTURES FOR DO.
GRANITE MIXTURES FOR SUITS.
GREEN, BLUE, AND MODE POPLINS.
SPRING SHAWLS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 4 8 Btnth3m
GEO. D. WISHAM,
No. 7 N. EIGHTH St.,
Is now prepared to offer one of the largoat and best
selected stocks of
DRESS GOODS
TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY, AND WILL BE
SOLD AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
NEW GOODS OPENING DAILY.
DlackSilks! Black Silks!
BLACK TAFFETA, only $1-60.
BLACK GROS GRAIN, HEAVY, $2i)0.
BLACK GROS GRAIN, WIDE, 2D0.
BLACK GROS GRAIN, RICH, $2-25, 2f50, $2-7B,
I3-O0, f3-60, H-00, t4-60, S-00.
FOR BARGAINS CALL AT
CiUO. 1. WISIIAJI'H
ONE PRICE STORE,
No. T North EIGHTH Street.
orR MOTTO SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK
SALES. 4 lfi tlistuamrp
1869.
SPECIALTIES AT THORNLEY'S,
EIGHTH & SPRING GARDEN, PHIL A.
SUPERB BLACK SILKS.
BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE SILKS.
IRISH AND FRENCH TOPLINS.
RICH GLOSSY MOHAIRS, ALPACAS, ETC.
We offer the most complete and varied Stock of
Goods in our Line "NORTH OF CHESNUT STREET,"
and at a BIG DISCOUNT off Chesnut Street Prices,
as everybody knows we can afford to sell CHEAPER,
asweWOKKunderamero FRACTION OF THEIR
EXPENSES,
THORNLEY'S
"CENTRALLY LOCATED OLD ESTABLISHED"
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
N. E. COR. EIGHTH AND SPRING GARDEN,
18 PHILADELPHIA.
103. d. s. dormon, 103
NO. 810 N. EIGHTH BTRF.KT, AliOVK VINK.
Staple Dry Goods, Drexs Goods, Black Silks, White
GihxIh. Hosiery and Oloveii, Not ions, eto.
Kvery well known make of Muslins at the lowest Kitf'.ilh
Street pnoes.
Klk. Kilks. 2. 3'25. 2 '35.
White Pique, 25, 2a, 81o.
Plaid Mu.liiM, 2.1, ili,, ildo.
llulf 1'iijiiH, 2.1, 21.
Yard-wide CuuiUes, 2Mo.
Choice Kreuuh do., 4m.
Towels, 126, 16, 20, 25, 2Xo.
Table Linnn, 60, 6H, 60, 65, 75o.
Klk. hilks. &2 !, 2 76, 8.
Klk. Alui'Bfc, 31, 870.
Klk. Alpacas, 40, 4A, 60c.
Klk. l.uhtros, 65, 6f,76o.
I.ikIiV Colored Alpaca, 25o.
LiK"t Alpaca I.UHtrnu, fllo.
lioauiuui Btripes, so, 200.
um. ana wnae Bkirts, 6U0.
With our new Store, new Goods, and now irin. nan
oiler grwit baruaiiis. 4a2thstum
OL.OAKS AND MANTIL LAS.
QLOAKSI CL O AltTl
OUR STYLES are the newest.
OUR MATERIALS the moHt fashionable.
Ol'R WORKMANSHIP the very best.
OUR STOCK the lurgest in the city.
OUR PRICES defy competition.
IIIHUtY
4 !7stutiilin No. !2: N NINTH Mttret.
PARASOLS.
jff. PARASOLS ALL THE NEWEST
r Jun "ni? "ri "We, which for novelty, a
riety, aud eloirauoe are unoo,unlIed. A larg 1 as-
lsa sortiueut of Jjice Covers, Hvu M.l and Sun Uui
broUaatthhwmt pri 11. ULVON'tt lauoyOwd
bture, No. 21 B, LlOiU lU blruet. lU iiu
MAY 4, 1869.
DRY GOODS.
A Y OPENING.
J. H. HAFLEIGH,
Ncs. 1012 and 1014 CHESNUT St.,
HAS JUST OPENED
Elegant Wow Styles in
CHENE SILKS,
STIlirED fJUKNADINES,
JAPANESK SILKS,
GUEY POPLIN ETTEH.
UKEY SERGES,
ORGANDIES AND LAWNS,
LAWN KO RES,
NEW STYLE STRIPE PIQUES,
RROCADE PIQUES,
PERCALE ROBES.
II X. A C XX SILKS
IN EVERY OltAIlK REDUCED. 5 4 W2t
QRENADINES! LAWNS! ORGANDIES!
JOHN W. THOMAS,
405 and 407 N. SECOND St.,
Has now in Stock a LARGE and HANDSOME
assortment of
NEW ORENADINKspn Stripes and Figured,
NEW STYLE LAWNS AND ORGANDIES,
3-4, 4-4, and 8-4 IRON MESH HERNANI,
Together with every variety of NEW aud ELEGANT
DRESS GOODS.
8 8T8mrpj
NEW AND CHOICE (iOODS are received daily
rom the New York aud 1'hilmlelphla marketH.
BONNETS, TRIMMINQSETO,
WOOD & CAR Y,
7S5 CI1EJSIVXJT Ht.,
LATEST STALES
OK
FANCY BONNETS AND HATS.
W. A C,
nAT AND BONNET
MATERIAL
PRICES LOW.
No. 726 CHESNUT Street.
4 22 tuwth2mrp
QKAND OPENING
Of
SPRING DESIGNS
IN
BONNETS AND HATS,
AT OUH
NEW BONNET ROOMS,
No. 806 ARCH Street.
P. A. HARDING & CO.
4 1 thatuSm
JQJ EIGHTH ST. RIBBON STORE.
No. 107 North EIGHTH Street,
(Four doors above Arch).
I nave now open a splendid assortment of
SILKS, SATIN RIBBONS,
SATINS, BONNET RIBBONS,
CRAPES, STRAW HATS,
FIGURED NETS, STRAW BONNETS,
ILLUSIONS, FLOWERS,
To which I would kindly cull the attention of the
Ladles.
JULIUS SBCHEL,
No. 107 North EIGHTH Street,
FOUR DOORS AMOVE ARCH.
P.S. SILKS and BAT1NS C UT BIAS. 4 8 Btuth2m
QHOICE GOODS -POPULAR PRICES.
PAHIS FLOWERS,
I.i.s'KN-MACK SATINS,
LADIES' AND MISSES IIA'IS AND IluNNETS,
In Unrlvali-'! Awirtment.
S. A. & D. STEARN,
NO. 724 AHCH STREET,
6 1 Btuth2liiri PHILADELPHIA.
JRINGES, CRIMPS, AND BUTTONS,
New Style and iUuitt-rnte Prieen.
QriPl'HE LACES, HANDSOME PATTERNS;
WHITE COTTON TK'.VMINOS;
AMERICAN ZEPHYR, ALL COLORS.
KAPNO.X'S,
li IT f nth2m
N. XV. C orner of KKJIITII nnd ( IIKKKV Ntn.
)l0 THOMPSON REYNOLDS,
Ininortor. Wholisftl nnil Tttuii n..,.i,.i. in
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
FRENCH FLOWEHS,
FEAT) I KRS, ETC., ETC.
N. W. Corner EKillTll uud VINE sts.,
F. S. liLATlL t.4 01m J PhiladulidUA.
5
FIFTJ EPITIOH
THE LATEST HEWS.
Bcoplion at the ExccuUto Mansion
Tlio Only Appointment vEtt- '
ropean Market Quotations.
FROM WAS1IWGTOJV.
i
Special Deepateh to The Evening Telegrap ft.
The Hpcrrtnry of Idnh$ Ttrrlloi'r.'
. Washington, Ma 4 There Wtu but one ap
pointment mnde to-day, that of E. J. Cnrtln tf 1
be Secretary of Idaho Territory.
Mr, (rant's Kecrptioa.
Tho reception of Mrs. Presldont Grant tUi
afternoon was very brilliant, and tho attendance
large. Foreign ministers, with their families,
together with tho families of Cabinet officer
and many ladies of fashion, were present.
During a portion of the time, after the Cabinet
adjourned, the Prexldent ans'mtcd Mm. Grant in
receiving the guests.
FROM EUROPE.
Thin ICreuluii'a Ouotationn. "
By A tiantic Cable.
London. Mar 4 Evenlnir t'onxolnMV for mnner
and account. FIve-twentieH quiet at TS'. Rail
ways qttleU Eric, lit.VC Illinois Central, VStf. Atlantic
anil flntut U'liulnen 4JJ i.
imvi ifw ii inn in, V
LlVRRPOOt.. Mnv 4KvpnlniT rnt.rnn dull Tin.
lands, lld. ; Orleans, lvd. Sales to-da 6000 bale.
worn, tin. i or new.
lonoon, way 4 Kveninff Taiiow, 4:ts. l alcntu
Linseed, 6f.
Appropriitllon Ilcl'itscd.
ALnANv, May 4. The resolution to authorize
a debt of $10,000,000 for canal eularRoment wm
rejected.
FOR SALE.
M COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE, ffft
Tha subscriber offnrs fnrssin the FarmsndC
try Mansion of the lata Willism Kiahardsnn, Km., ,
itnatod near Linwood Station, Do la wore oountjr. Pen.
svlvanin, eistitonn milos south of theoitrof Philsdolpliia,
nnd rather loss than two milns back from tha line of tha
Philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad.
The building conxist of a comparatively now doahla
Three-story Ktone Mansion, finished throughout in tha
most substantial manner, with a coach-house, stable, ioa
house, eto. Also, a commodious stone frame Farm House,
with Inrpe Barn. Wagon Houses. Nbeds, and all oon.eui.
enoos for storing crops, (Spring House, etc. Tha Farm
contains alxmt (invent)' five acres, and has been greatly
improved by tho iste proprietor, and brought to a
high degree of fertility. Location high and perfectly
healthy, and the surrounding country the most romantia
and picturesque in the whole county. The almost hour If
communication with Philadelphia and other cities by tha
railroad and river affords every facility that could be de
sired. Terms very easy. Apply to the subscriber, ona of
the Executors of above estate.
J. B. OKIK,
4S4tf Linwood, Pennsylvania.
FOR SALE THE LARGE AND ELE-
guilt Residence, No. 2330 Green street. The house is
feet front, with side yard of 20 feet. The lot i 147 feet deea
to Pennsylvania avenue. It is in close vioinity to tha Park,
and the neighborhood is pleasant and good. Will be ol
upon accommodating terms.
COLLADAY A SHFPHHRD,
51 t No. 508 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE FOUR-STORY BRIOK
House, with all modern conveniences, being No. lit
IFTKKNTH Street, first door below Snrnne.
Apply to CLARK A K ITING,
No. 711 WALNUT Street.
Carpets fitted throughout will be sold with house if
desired. 4 IK U
FOR SALE, AT MOUNT HOLLY, N. J.,
a fine and commodious homui. with nrmmiuit.
grounds. Address
J-.i JRN KYOK. Kec. Mt. ITolly,
4 8 lm or K. O. THORNTON, No. S Nl VTATKtt fat.
FOR SALE HOUSE AND FURNI
Mll TURK, No. 614 SHRUCK Street. Immediate po
sohsion. Apply this week. 5 4 4t
C2 'OB SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITr
yX.property.40U0 acres of good coal and timber lands ia
Wyoming and Luzerne counties, Pennsylvania. Weil
timbered aud fast increasing in value.
, H. A. OHAMBKRS,
BSl 3t Room S, Bank of the Repoblio.
TO RENT.
TO LET, NEAR SCILAEFFERSTOWN,
EO. about 5 miles from Woraelsdorf, Lebanon county.
Pa., an Kight-roomed Briiik Dwelling, with summer
kitchen and now barn and several aures of land attached.
Kent, $.100 for the season or year. Also a Stone Housa
containing six rooms and large gardon. Rent, $200 far
the season or yoar. These houses are oomfortably fur
nished, and situated upon the oast slope of a hill com
manding a splendid view of the Lebanon Valley and tha
Blue and South Mountain. Apply at the ottiueof J. F
YOUNO A CO No 601 GlIKSNljT Street, between tha
hours of 9 and U A. M. 4 33 thstu fit
MTO RENT, IN UERMANTOWN, VERT
desirable Residence, within three minutes' walk ol
t.uurcb lane and Shoemaker's lane stations, on Garnisay
town Railroad ; has stabling tor three horse and twa
cows ; large pasture ground and vegetable garden, goo
spring water, and plenty of shade. Apply to
S 1 3t No. 81 8. FRONT Street.
n TO RENT OR FOR SALE THE CON-
SSTITDTION HOl'SK. Atlantic fiii.v W -I -Hh u.
luiuiture. Immediate poaswsion osn be given.
N. W. cor. FRONT and WHARTO.XSbSoU '
, Philadolphia.
MGERMANTOWN PRO PERT 5T TO LET
A large, modorn-built hoiuie, toimnt house, ooach
b. and hve acreBof lund, hanilHomoly laid out walks
and garden ; within two minutes' walk of l)uy'a Lane St,
tion. Apply to J. ARMSTRONG, 43713'
TO LET, FURNISHED THE RESI-
PKNCK No. 41OT WALNUT Street, West Philad.l.
Apply at No. 4109 WALNUT Street. 6 1 tt
phi
T,
RENT AN OFFICE SUITABLE FOR A
nhVHW'ifttl rir lima. mur.rU ... :i 1 a i .
t I I Tii u in nalZlZf ' w wit mil i ooara. at n
m. m rm w vino -a v a vf b4 mil,
ai
PHOTO-MINIATURES, ETO.
EV3 R. BROADDENT
Wonld respectfully advise his friends and the publio that
ha has resumed the practice of PHOTOGRAPHY, and is
prepared, in company with Mr. PHILLIPS, to take Pho
tographs in evory variety of style, including
Photo-Miniatures, Ivorytypes,
and the new style of CRAYON PIOTURKS.ia the best
IHstsible manner and of any size.
Messrs. BKOADRKNT A PHILLIPS beg t add tha
assurance that customers who favor them with a visit will
meet with courteous attention and prompt exeoutjou of
their orders.
Prioes moderat.
Please call and see specimens.
BROADDENT & PHILLIPS.
No. 1206 Chesnut Street,
1 1 m:Un4p
PHILADELPHIA.
SOFA BED.
JJ O V E K'S TATENT
COMBINATION SOFA BED
la decidedly thp best Sofa Bed ever Invented. 1cm
be extended froip a Sofa into a hanilsoiue Freuok
BedHtead, with hair 8iriii(? mattress, in ten seoonda
of time. It requires no unxcrewiiiK or detuchiii, ha
no separation between back and seat, no oorda t
break, aud no hinged foot attached to the top of the
back to BtipiKirt It when down, which U unsafe n4
liable to (ret out of repair. It has the convenience of
a bureau for holding clothing hi easily managed, and
tt Is ImiiosHible for it to K''t ut order.
Price about the same as a" ordinary sofa,
II. . HOVEtt,
OWKER AND SOLS MANrFACTURKR,
1 2 tnthsflin JM 0 Wouth HKUOND 8treet
r-LOUR.
QHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
For the Trade or at RetaU.
EVERY BARRKL WARRANTED.
jCej'Htono ITlom MI1I,
N0J. 19 aud 81 GIRARD Avenue,
1 lmrp Baat or Frout aUeot