THE DAlIiY! EVENING i TEEEQR APnf H ILADELTOI Af,' WESb'AY MAY' 11 f
M
CItT Afflalrn. ' " ' . '
Tho examination of witness for the r
pondcnt in tlio city contested election was
continued yesterday afternoon before tho Ex
aminer. The Workwomen's Asuodation, coraponod
of mechanics and laborers in tho Philadelphia
Navy Yard, held an adjourned moctinjr last
evening, Mr. Newberry BrhUt In the chair. It
was stated that, since the previous meeting, a
letter had been received from (Jovornor (ieary,
in which ho expressed - himself favorablo to tho
clht-hour syotem, and hoped that the workmen
in tho Navv Yard would succeed in their endea
vor to obtain a full day's pay for a (lav's wok;f
cIkM hours, lie also stated that ho' had signed
the bill, No. 4, passed by the Legislature at tho
last session, (riving to working inou tho power
to form societies for mutual protection and
benefit. The correspondence was ordered to bo
published.
Next Thursday evening Is to he a festal occa
sion miHin; tho colored Free M;wous. Presenta
tions are to be made by St. George's Com
mandery, No. 3, Knights Templar, and (jueon
Kstlicr court, ino. i, iicromcs oi .jencno. a
sword Is to be given by the Knights to the Most
Eminent Grand Master, G. .. lfyipcr, of the'
' First Independent Grand Com'niandery of North
America, and the Heroines are to give the Coin
mandery a liible. The r limitations' take place
at Concert Hall, all the Sir Knights,, by ordur of
the Most Fiiiiincnt Commander, George V. K.
Hall, appearing in their full uniform. An intro
ductory address will lie made, by Sir Knight P
H. Fleaves, '"(irand Inspector of Tactics and
Drill of the Grand Cominandcry." Tlio sword
will be presented by liev. Sir Theodore I). Mil
ler, Prelate of St. "George's Conimandery, and
tlio Bible, on behalf ;of the CoiumUtue of .Hero
ines of Jericho, by lirotlier Longfellow, the lat
ter being received by Grand Prelate Uev. Sir J.
II. Turpin. Appropriate remarks will be made,
and an interesting meeting is expected.
The stated meeting of the Hoard of Guar
dians of the Poor was held yesterday afternoon,
nt the Blocklcy Almshouse, President John M.
Whitall in tho chair. The House Agent reported
the census of the house at 301I8: same time last
year, 300p; increase, (H. The Steward reported
house receipts amounting to Ht'i. The Out
door Agent reported amount collected for sup
port Cases, fcUiStW!!. ' Total number of males In'"
the house, 1857; females, 1741. Total numborof
males and females in the Iusauo Department,
less assistants, 707.
Yesterday afternoon, while two workmen
were engaged in cleansing the marble front of
tho building, Ninth aud Chesnut streets, tho
rope broke and precipitated one of the men to
the ground from the second story, causing severe
Internal injuries, as well as a sprain to the back.
The other workman caught the rope ubove the
break, and thus saved himself.
Tho corner-stone of Zion German Lutheran
Church, in Franklin street, above Race, was
laid yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was
performed bv Kev. Dr. Mann, pastor of the
church. Addresses were then made in German
by Rev. A. Sheath and Rev. Dr. Vogelbach,
and in English by Rev. Drs. Shaffer and Seiss.
The ttone contained several cold, silver, and
copper coins, also a German Bible, hymn book,
Lutheran Smaller Catechism. History of the
100th Jubilee of St. Michael's aud Zion Lu
theran German Churches. The new building
will be 72 feet front and 113 feet deep. It will
be constructed of brownstone, and will accom
modate in the main audience chamber about 1500
persons. The cost, exclusive of tho ground,
will bo about $1:30,000. There will also bo a
spirey'tho height of which will bo 180 feet from
the base.
The Journeymen Carpenters' Union has
given notice that journeymen carpenters'
waires will be $3-50 per day on and after the
third Saturday in May.
Domestic AUnirs.
Gold closed yesterday at 137.
The receipts from customs ore heavy.
General Longstreet was in Harrisburg yes
terday.
-Tin
liere are 87,000,000 in coin in the vaults of
the 1 rcasury.
Fifty vessels arrived at Buffalo yesterday
from upper Lake ports.
Otliee-seekers from Alexandria, Va., are now
besieging the President.
All the master workmen in tho Washington
Navy Yard are to bo removed.
Tho cotton fields iu the vieiuity of Augusta,
Ga.. have been iniurtd by cold weather.
The proposed annexation of San Domingo
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will receive uim-iai i-unaiuui uiiwu uiitiu t-wuj vniv,
Secretary Cox has appointed George T.
Metcalf. of Ohio, Chief Clerk of the Interior
Devmrtment.
Dent it Goward's refrigerator factory, in
Chicairo. was destroyed by lire on Sunday. Loss
35.000.
The internal revenue receipts yesterday
amounted to one million and uuuarterof dollars.
The order asiguing army ollleers to duty as
Indian Agents was not promulgated yosteruay,
as expected.
More seizures of coffee and sugar were made
bv the United States revenue ollleers at St.
Louis vestcrdav.
The Governor yesterday appointed Daniel
M. Smvser Associate Law Judge of the Seventh
Judicial District.
The Mayor of Boston has gone to AVusMug.
ton to invite President Grant to bo present at
tho Peace Jubilee.
When Commissioner Delano returus to
Washington, several additional supervisors of
revenue will he appointed.
fiencral Wheaton. with a portion of the
Twenty-first Infantry Regiment, left Omaha tor
the Pacillc, on Bunuay nigut.
The Cabinet will to-day decide how the new
Constitution of Virginia is to be voted on at the
cominir election in that State.
Very little but routine business has been
transacted at the Indian Bureau for the past ten
days, owing to the absence of Commissioner
Parker.
In tho United States Circuit Court of New
York, (yesterday, Judge Benedict charged the
jury in reiereuce 10 iuo revuuuu uuuua iu .msw
York cltv.
The tow-boat Grey Eagle sunk In the Missis
sippi, seventy-live miles above St. Louis, on Sun
day night. "Three men are supposed to have
"hub down with her.
President Grant listened to tho electric
reboes of the blows which completed the Pacific
Railroad in the telegraph ollice of the United
xti.inn Wnr Department.
At Atlanta, Ga., on Sunday, J. II. Fry, Secre
tary of the Worklnsrmeii's Association, shot a
i..,im-il woman and then committed suicide.
The woman is expected to recover.
T1. Murray Silk Mills, at Paterson, N. J
were totally destroyed by flic yesterday after
noon. Loss. 200,000. A dozen tenement uouses
iw. mills uiro also burned.
There is had blood between the Cubans and
Spaniards in New Orleans. A duel has been
fought, and auother is on the tapis. Certa'n
Spaniards have promulgated a general challenge
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lo an wno snout ui'iau to rj'.immuo.
i.Vf.iii.rii.u- u XiinR. of the firm of Chapln,
Nilcs & Co., of Milwaukee, last week forged aud
..lti-ieil bills iif bulinu-so as to receive advances
on upwards of four thousand barrels of flour
more than actually shipped. J le decamped with
the proceeds.
Foreign Allnii-..
Havana, May 10. The press praise tho
American authorities for their prompt action in
detaiuing tho Quaker City. No important news
was received to-day from tlio interior. The de
tails of tho flirhtlug around Nucvitas is still
wantimr.
Pakis, May 10. Tho Emperor visited the
. Horticultural "Exhibition at Cltartres yesterday.
He was received by the Mayor, who delivered an
uddress. The Emperor made a short speech in
reply. He recalled tho visit ho made to Char-
tres when he was President. Ho then referred
to the coining elections, and Invited men of all
parties to aid in the advancement of liberal pro
gress by choosiug as their representatives men
worthy of tui h missiou.
Ixndon, May 10. Iu tho House of Commons
Mr. Kovtescuo, Chief Secretary for Ireland, in
rt-Hv In nil 'r.Hirv ut' Lord John Mm Hers, slid
thts Milliliters vtcrc oJieady wubiikrlu-; tho bmt
means of Increasing the power of the Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland for the more effectual suppres
sion of outrages Jn that country.
. Havana, May 10. Captuin General Dulte,
with the volunteers who accompanied him, has
returned from his visit to Matanzos. Fighting
is reported near Nucvitas. No particulars have
been received.
Tlie Inlnl Cnmtlei of France.
The London Alhenaium has the following uoi
tlcc of a work on tlio Feudal Castles of tho
western provinces of France, by the author of
"Flemish Interiors," recently published in
London:
It was no bad notion which led tho writer of
the .book now before ifs to travel among the
relics of feudality in France, and give special
attention to the great fortresses of the Loire.
Touraino is, perhaps, for such a purpose richer
than any other province, not alone in respect of
the magnificence of her castles, but tho variety
and picturcsqnenesB of her legends. Few pro
vinces 'are more 'wealthy in . historical illus
trations, w nat, in these respects, surpasses
Amboisc, -which stands upon the rock above
the bridge over tho Loire '( It is a building of
the sixteenth century, for the most part, but
retains the very hall where Louis the Eleventh
met . his brother, the" King of Sicily; ' to say
nothing of having been the homd of" Margaret
of Anjou. Here Charles the Affable was born
and bred; hero the poor youth, who was to
bo king a brief while, learned his lessons, paced
the forests and the gardens; here was betrothed
Mary of Burgundy's- dttmrhtcr, Margaret, to
the future Charles the Eighth, a scene which
lives iu tho pages of Do Commiues. It was
not a religious ceremony, but the notary,
in a loud voice, asked tho Dauphin if he
would marry "Mademoiselle Mariruerite d'Au-
triebc." and vice verm. Both parties answered
In the allirmative, whereupon sho kissed him
three times, and all returned to the castle.
The marriage was afterwards dissolved, Marga
ret sent nome aain, ana uiiarics was wedded
to Anne of Brittany. It was in this castle,
says Monstrclet, that the king was loitering
with Anne the Queen, and looking at some
tennis-players in the courtyard, when he felt
the first attack of that illness which soon slew
him. A story goes that he struck his head
against a low doorway, and forgot the incident
lor some weeks; then, leading the queen to see
a game at tennis, he swooned ou the same spot
and never recovered his senses. The tiasres and
Iieople of the court went to and fro as their
Cing lay there stunned aud passing from life to
death, but no one mustered courage or tender
ness enough to help him away. They seem to
have been as much stunned as their master, al
though he was greatly beloved. The low-browed
doorway is yet shown where this young king is
reported to have met his death. De Coinmiiies'
account differs considerably from this. Queen
Anne, in her lirst sorrow, vowed to remain a
widow; but, as if to justify the sayings of sati
rists, ere long she married Charles' successor,
Louis the Iwcllth, an early love. An obstacle
of great weight, being no" less Important than
Louis' first wife, stood in the way of this second
union: Jeanne was divorced, and passed a pain
ful existence in a convent at Bourgcs. Francis
the rirst spent much ot bis time at Amboisc.
Margaret, Francis' sister, lived loug there, and
here compiled that famous work which, more
than anything else, has preserved her name for.
us. At ijnateau au Cms, irancls established
Leonardo da Vinci, to be within call, for the
latter place is barely two miles away from the
old residence of tho French monarchs: bv his
will the painter desired to be buried iii tho
Church of St. Floreutiu, at Amboisc; but, says
tho author, he is believed to have been interred
ii mat ot at. ueum, iu the samo city. At the
Castle of Amboisc h muds is Baid to have built
that strange sloping roadway which supplies
the place of stairs in the great tower, and was
designed, such is the story, to humor the fancy
of the Emperor Charles the Fifth, when the
French Kinjr entertained Charles, his old enemy.
while on the way to suppress the revolt of
Ghent, in 153!). Our author has gathered from
the writers of this time a very readable history
of this remarkable visit and Its seemingly inex
plicable incidents, i raucis died at Itauibouillet,
another of the fortresses which aro treated of
here. The picture of his death and what led to
it is well worth noting, even by those who aro
laminar with that strange passage ot history,
At Amboisc lived, in the very freshness of her
youth, Mary Queen of Scots: here, after her
marriage to i rands the second ot J; rauce, she
continued to reside as Queen, where many of
her innocent days were spent.
Loches, sun a irrnu out rum, follows upon
these pages; next is its fellow, ITessis-les-Tours,
or Plessis-clu-Parc, the reputation of which owes
much to "Quentiu Durward." Chaumont, the
robber-hold of the early Counts ot Touraino, a
residence of Catherine dc Medici, she bought
for 120,000 livres Touruois, in 1550; hero tho
astrologer Ruggierl showed her, iu a "magic
mirror, the mode in which the predictions of
Nostradamus, as to tlio late ot tlio royal laiuily
of France, were to be fulfilled. Five kings
passed across the wonderful glass, pacing each
taking a turn lor every year ot nis reign in a
pictured vaulted chamber, which was not that
at inamouut. Awed by the display, Catherine
left the castle, and never returned to it. She,
nevertheless, made use of the distaste which is
said to have been streuirthed by this adventure
to force upon Diane do Poitiers an exchange of
the castle ot prophecy lor that tar livelier resi
dence of Chcnoneeaux; and poor Diane, power
less since tho death of Henri Deux, was com.
polled to acijuicsce in her Imperious Majesty's
whim. Nothing could compel the once buxom
duchess to live at Chaumont. Sho died at tho
Chateau d'Anet, tho widow of De Breze, Senes
chal of Normandy. Her clligy yet weeps at
the tomb ot the seneschal iu tue cathedral ot
Rouen, and above an inscription that records a
vow, which was not kept, that sho would share
his grave. Madame do Stael such arc the
strange changes of old castles was "relegated"
bv Napoleon tho First to Chaumont.
Our author pursues an easy and pleasant
course through the histories of the Castles of
Chanibord, Kainbouillet, Chcnoneeaux, Anet,
Moutbaion et Couriers, and Blots. Sho revives
our memories with pictures of old days and
long-dead men and women. Nor does she forget
tho living; her sketches ot the nouses and tolks
ot l ouraine in these days aro naraiy less attrae
tivo than those which deal with other times and
characters.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Fur additumal Marine New nee Pirnt Page.
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ALMANAC FOB, PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
Bcn Rinks 4'47Moon Skts
bUN Sets 7otSHiuH Watkr 2".
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
J. PmcE Wethkuiu )
Kami ki. G. Stokes, Committee OF the Month.
James Douuheiity, )
MOVK3IENTH OK IK 'KAN HTUAM4I1IPH.
I FOR AM ERICA.
Cimbria Havre New Vork April 24
Paraguay London New York April 24
(Julia Liverpool... ..New York May 1
New vork Havre new York May
FOR EUROPE.
Cimbria New York. ...Hamburg May
Minnesota new i ora. ... Liverpool May
Hcotia New York. ... Liverpool May
Caledonia. New York. ...(ilasgow May
Lafayette flaw oin . ... n avro ni ay
City of I.ondon. .New York. ...Liverpool May
HdIvo 1 new xoin.... Liverpool , may
City of Boston... New York. ...Liverpool May
Paraguay w
Rt, Lament New York. ...Havre May
Alaska Now York....Aspinwall ....May
Prometheus PliiUda Cliurlostou May
J." 1 Now York. ...Havana May
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t. I'lll KOIL n. O IHAnitUU llttV.HIHV
r "7." r nw York.. ..New o.r,.i
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.May
.May
Tonawa mitt. l'l iluda Hu vunnaU
I?.,'fi?A..TriBa .Nov York. ...Kio Janeiro. .
.Aiuy
Mail" are lorwardea iy every iiamr "'!"
tuiniiu.. - , , ,
The Bteainera Iir or irom i.ivo; i'"" - . -
oeift " Ue Canadian line, which call at Londonderry Vkt
StJamer. for or from the Continent call at Boulupionu
OLKABKD YKSTKRDAV,
RtHinnr R WilliiiK, Cundifl, lialtimore, A. CJrwes, J
Set" 1 "'Ki "i. Molireor. Salem. J. Kommel, Jr
Mill r. (J n.!.k. Urook.. Lynu, d".
e, Jr.
& uro.
Kohr 1.! A. Roue. Roe, Inn,
do.
do.
Mi-iia riim P 1'nke, Kndioott, Frovidenoe, no.
MH Ju: B." liewitt. r oater.oaton. Ueo. S. Reppl.or,
ARRIVED YKSTKRDAY. ,
HWamaMn Norman. Orowell, 48 lionni from Bnntflll,
tilh
m"" a"" l: eiiKi ra U H. V innr :
Kivt lull), W Wt 0)-d Cu.
t Rteantffr K. N. FBlrohild, Trrnit, U honri ffnm Now York.
with huIm. tow. M. Iiirrl (Jo. On HuttmUy eTtimn
Iftwfc, anminc oat of Now York, Konrj Oonlnn, onjrinoof, of
Oumfli.n, N. J., hurl htxhund cmiglit In tho mucliinor'y nrl
0 turlljlnlnrwl Hint M hud to be itmpnUtml nt the wrirt.
Htmr 8. K. rholtw, Krown, 34 hour from New York,
With mill., to W. M. Vdlrd A Co. .
Him-r Mnnltor, Jonos, H hrran from Now York, with
tntlMi. to W. M. Bird A Vo.
ltrif J. Means, Uerrick, 12 dityi from Calais, with lum
ber to Ilenton A Bro.
Kohr Uonjrre., York, 1J days from St. John, N. B., with
lumber to Patterann A t.iiipinoott.
bebr U. A. May. Baker. 6dayifrom Portamoutn, witn
niflne. to oaptain.
Hc.hr Carrie Hnyer, Poland, f) day from 8U John, N. B.,
with Inniber to 1). Trump, Son A (Jo.
rtcnr norme itoerins, wuiara, vaaya irom roiunnu,
1th mrlne. to (Jrowotl i Collin.
Fclir Mary O. Collins, Knrlioolt, 13 days from Nalmn.
Bchr Julia K. Pratt, NiokMrson, S days trom Boston,
felir Mary Kllnn. Hramhlo. S days from Petersham, Va.,
with nidse. toCrowell A Collins. .. .
fcchr J. Kienr.le. Htnnlinan. 3 days from Boston, witn ice
to Knickerbocker Ice Co.
HchrlMirfth Cullnn. Avis. 6 days from Charleston, a. v.,
with lumber to captAin.
Schr 0. 1.. Vsndorvoort, Kolly, 8 days from Boston, with
mdo. to captain.
Schr I). A K. Kolty, Kolly, 3 days from Boston, with
mdne. to Crowoll A Collins. , ,
Bi-lir (.. a. Adams, linker. 8 days from Boston, wita ico
tocaptnin.
Hclir Marshall t'errin, I'aokarn, 0 days trora ivocapon,
Me., with ice to K. A. Houdnr A Co. , .
Hohr K. W. 'full. .Bobbins, 6 dnys from Boston, with Ico
to CHptnln.
Hchr Baltimore, Dix, 11 days from Calais, with laths to
II miry Cronkcy,
hclir C. Cobb, Konnedy. 10 days from Spruce Head, with
stnno tocaptatn.
Schr flora, Smith, 6 days Irom uuincy Point, witn stone
to cnptnin.
Schr K. Howard, Dormott. 10 days from Fox Islunrl, with
(jranitr to captain.
M tir nonny ivrw, tjiarK, anys irom rroviaonce, in oai-
lnut to knight A Sons.
Schr Scwell. Bennett. 8 days from Indian river. Del..
with spokes to Conquest A Lowlier.
Schr Farmers' Krionrl, Moftrn, ID days from Laurel, Del.,
with lumber to Collins A Co.
Si-br Aurora, Art is, 1 (lay from I rrxlerica, Del., with
grain to ,Is. 1.. Bowley A Co.
Kcbr Ettie Hull, Maxnn, 1 day from Fredorica, Del., with
grain to Jus. I.. Bowley A Co.
senrri. u. runian, rutt, l nny irom rort ueposit, aid.,
ith grain to Jas. L. Rowley A Co.
SchrMarv and Caroline. Fowler. S dnvs from Dona
Creek, Del., with grain to Jos'. K. Palmer.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Rattasara. Robertson, for Ptiiladolnkia. entered
out at London 2Hth nit.'
Steamnhio Prometheus, t.rev. for Philadelphia, cleared
at Charleston 7th inst., with 4ti5 bales upland cotton (of
which Ml are for Boston), 211 tcs. rice, 3 bales waste, 4S bales
domestics and yarn, 4 crates rope cuttings, 7 hhds. old
iron, 43 hags coenamtts, 50 casks cfuy, 38 bbls. and 93 crates
vegetables, and ffl pkgs. sundries.
Barque Ixiniso, Dolphy, hence for Cronstadt, was off
Dartmouth 27th ult.
Brig F. II. Todd, Maguire, for Philadelphia, was at
Trinidad 21st ult.
Briir Melrose. Oriirirs. at Matanzas 2th ult.. for Keme-
dios :Jth. to load molasses for a port north of Hatteras.
Schr Lizzie Maul, from Boston for Philadeliihia. before
reported having sprung a leak and put into New Bedford
for repairs, was taken upon the city railway 7th inst., with
her cargo of ice, and found to have started a butt in her
bottom and a seam in the well. She has been repairod
and would be launched Saturday afternoon and proceed.
Schrs James Al. Vance, tfunige, ana St. Croix, uoiliiis,
henee for Boston, at Holmes' Hole 8th inst.
Schr Mary (iilchnst. for Philadelphia, cleared at (eorire-
town, S. 61 h inst.
Scbr K. A L. Cordery Grace, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Salem 7th inst.
Schrs Mary Hnloy. Haley: T. II. Moore. Moore: A. May.
May; A. Bartlett, Burt let t ; J. L. Maloy, Winter ; Thomas
Booz, Somen! ; H. S. Brooks, Ixire; K. H. Shannon, Ililks;
L. A. Burlingame, Burlingame : Henry Lee, Iiewis; K. M.
Wheaton, wheaton ; F. Nickerson, Nickerson ; Z. L.
AnaniH, Bobbins: Czar, Hammond : A. Harton Harton; C.
S. Kdwarda. Candy; K. P. M. Tasker, Allen; M. P. Smith,
Smith ; and J. Satterthwaite, Long, hence, atBostonHth
instant.
Schr Richard aux, 1-rink, at Boston 8th inst., from
VihniiiKton, N. C.
Sclir Pedro A. urau, Lake, hence, at Holmes' Hole 8th
instant.
Schr Win. S. Doughton, Tut em. hence, at Bristol 8th
instant.
Schr Success, sailed from New Ixmdou 8th inst. for Had-
dam, to loud stone for Philadelphia.
NOTICR TO MARINERS.
The Bell Buoy off tiraves' Ledgo. in Boston Harbor, is
reported to have drifted about half way from the westerly
end of the Ledge to (ireen Island. It will be returned to
its true positiun as soon as practicable.
Dredirinir onerationB have been commenced at thoUoner
n,;.l.ll ii-- fi..u.. u...i.. - .V.A f ,lnnn..l..
the channe at that point. The dredging machine and
scows will be constantly in the channel, night and day.
and ail captains of vessels, pilots, and others are warned
to avoid collision witn me same.
CHAMPION SAFES!
UNSUCCESSFUL BURGLARY.
LETTER OF MESSRS. DAVID DOW8 & CO.
New Yokk, April 10, 1S69.
Herring, Farrkl & Sherman,
No. 261 Broadway.
Gents : On the night of the 22d ultimo, our store,
No. 20 South street, was entered, and a desperate at
tempt made by burglars upon one of your 6afes In our
counting-room.
The key to the safe n which we kept our securities
was locked inside of our lire-proof book safe, the
doors of which were literally cut to pieces ; from tills
they obtained tho key to tho other safe and opened
It. Fortunately we had one of your Burglar-Proof
Banker's Chests Inside, in which our valuables were
deposited. This they went to work at with a will,
and evidently used up all their time and tools In vain
attempts to force it. The night was dark and stormy,
and the fact of their knowing where our key was
kept shows that their plans were well matured. They
tried wedging the door and body of the Chest, and
the faithful safe bears evidence of the labor and skill
devoted to the work. All was useless, and it is with
great satisfaction we report that upon opening it we
found our securities all safe, and can therefore cheer
fully indorse the Burglar-Proof work recommended
by you.
You will please send the new safe purchased by us
to our counting-house, and take the old one, to show
that some safes are still manufactured woithy of the
name. David Dowa & Co,
FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
CHAMPION SAFES,
NO. 629 CHESNUT STREET,
4 17 4ptf
PHILADELPHIA.
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PF.RFKOT FITTING SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
muiln from niAHuliraindnf t urv ahnrf nntiiA
All other aitiulo of OKMUiAllLN'b DRESS GOODS
in full vunaty.
"WINCHESTER CO.,
11 1 No. 700 CHKSNUT Street
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N.W. Cor. TWELFTH and FILBERT.
KajiKWt, Grates, Slate Mantels, eto.
all kimloof Brick Work.
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Orders reoeived for
OBO. B. MERSHOH
LEGAL. NOTICES.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
X AN1 COUNTY OK PHILADELPHIA.
h-utu.Anf VlllTflH U 1.-. :ilVHU .tuMUft.
The Auditor appointed by the ioui-t to audit, "ettle. and
adiuat the lirxt aeoouut of C1IAHLKS LANDOUf r.Y,
A.1t,uiumI mlir .if Vidi.r bn,.. t,u MAIUK LAN-
DOUKY, Kieuvtriz, deceived, will meet the Ptiea
intcrubted, for the puriiose of his appointment, on l Ufc.8
DAY. May 11, 1H.V at 4 o'clock P. M , at the oftee ; of
HENRY K. WALLACE, Eso.. No. 18 Houtii maiii
btreet, in the city of Philadelphia. 1 1 atuthot
TN THE ORl'llANS' COURT FOH THE CIT5T
X AM DOUHTY OK PHILADELPHIA.
KutHlAiif (JHOKKIi- It ui.-i.-cl ilMnasea.
TIim A iiiiii.ir Miii,ii.l.Mfl l.i t lA . ...... n m m lit . settle and
adjust the second account or JACOl) R. RliEhK and
SOLOMON HHEPHARD, adminisirators of OKOIKi K
B. KEKSE, deceased, and to make distribution of tile
balance in the hands of the aeoouutant, will meet the par
ties interested for the purpose of las appointment, on
WKI'NEhl'AY, the IWth day of May, A.l. 1h,S), at 11
o'i'imV l t f"" ""i'" "' ' K'IRI I K M "OTArmuK,
kBO..No. ttl l. iU'lll aueut. Iu lua Mf ' Pm'adei.
DRY GOODS.
JATRIALS FOR SUITS,
In Stripes and Grey Mixtures.
' .y, "i ' t
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ON THIS
. ' V MARKET. " '
RICKEY. SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET. ,
SILKS ! SU.1X3 ! "
In Stripes, Checks and Shots,
IN GREAT VARIETY.'
RICKEY, SHARP & CO..
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET.
0-4 SLACK IIEIUJAIJI,
HEAVY MESU, AT
Sl'50
Per Yard;
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
lVo. 727 CHESriUT Street.
JAPANESE S XL IIS
AND , .
A FULL ASSORTMENT.
RICKEY. SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET.
LACE POINTS,
IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET,
4 9 tfrp FHILADELrillA.
G
LORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
No. 123 North NINTH Street,
BELOW CHERRY,
OPEN ON MONDAY A LARGE STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
LINEN GOODS, AND NOTIONS,
Ronght at the cash auctions of tho past week at ruinous
low prices, ana prices guaranteed
20 Per Cent. Less than Eighth St. Prices.
25 nieces fine Mohairs, doubl width 1 mo tans and
browns, 36 cents.
Same auods selling on f.iirbth street at 60 cents.
SO nieces pure Mohair, plain colors. IiU cent : selling on
Eighth street at 76 cents.
60 pieces handsome stripe Poplin, 7-8 yard wide. In blue
and white, green and white, pink and white, purple and
brown, buo. ; same goods selling on rignm street at 7oc,
2fi nieces tilain Ponlin. 2uc. : Hurnttl street, iu V.o.
20 pieces plain seaside Poplin, b wide. 26c. : Eighth
street. 87 J. '
zu piecea plain itouDa ropun iLigntn atreel,
6UC. . ...
1(1 pieces plain monnir r-omin, Kio. ; h.ignto street, 45c.
10 piecea lrosted Poplin, 87 o. ; Eighth street, 60c.
SO pieceB double-width Poplin, 50o. ; Eighth street, 750.
10 pieces black and white plaid Poplin, 26c. ; cheap.
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK ALPACAS.
10 pieces, 37tfo. : Eighth street price, 60o.
10 pieces, 45o. ; Eighth street price, 6ric.
10 pieces, otic. ; Eighth street price, H2c.
10 pieces, 6c. ; Eighth streot price, tWc.
10 pieces, t2)0. : Eighth streot price, 76o.
10 pieces pure Mohair, bo, Voe. to $1 ; cheap. -
GREAT FALL IN CASSIMERES.
Onen MONDAY, large lot at recent low mice.
10 pieces All-wool Casuiiuoro, 75o. ; same goods soiling
on Eighth street and Arch street at 41 ii.au J they say
10 pieces All-wool Caseimore, 87)&o. ; Eighth street price,
IU pieces English Waterproof, $125, cheap.
CALICOES AND CHINTZES.
60 pieces new style Calicoes, 12Vs'c, cheap.
60 pieces best French Chintz, yard wide, 37je.
LARGE LOT COUNTERPANES CHEAP.
lgo CounterpuneB, J2'50, worth $4.
TABLE LINENS. TOWELS, SHIRTING
LINENS.
10 pieces 8-4 Table Linen, Hoc., worth $l'2u.
Large lot Towels, from 12vC. up to 76c.
LOT SHIRTING LINENS, ALL PRICES,
CHEAP.
WHITE GOODS, PIQUES, MARSEILLES.
Piques, 22, 25, 28, 81, So, 87XC to $1. Greatest bargains
ToorpceBdplaid Nainsook, 18, 22, 25, 28, 31, 37$, 45, 60 t
76c. ; cueap. , na . rn
20 pieces plain Nainsook, So, 28 to 50o.
hoit-Jiuisii Cambrics and Jaconets, all prices.
FLANNELS, MUSLINS.
All-wool Flannel, 25, 28, 31o. to
20 pieces yard-wide Muahn, 12).
HOSIERY, GLOVES.
60 dozen Ladies' and Gents' Hose, from 12)6 to 45o. ;
cheap.
KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES. KID GLOVES.
3000 pairs celebrated St. I.ucaa Kid GIotos, $f25. We
are the sole agents tor the United States for this make of
tim es, guaranteed belter than selling on Eighth street at
8H1RT FRONTS. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
21K) dozen Linen Shirt Fronts, our own make, 12V, 15, 18,
26 2, HI. 40, ou ui iucnuui, wiueami uarrow pioattf.
IUO dozen Linen llanuaercnieiB, lo ouc.
26 dozen French Suspenders, 3lo.
25 dozen Boya' Suspenders, Via.
Dimity Bands, Magio Rultling, cheap.
65 dozen Toilet Sets, 3 pieces in the set, 25o.
Large lot of Neckt iea, ViH, 15, 18, 20, 25c. ; cheap.
r.i Hnwn French Corsets, 8oc, 1 and &1'38; clieun.
Our customers ask us how It is we can soli so much
tw.u.,.,t. thn Kiihtli street. That is very easily answered.
One square from Eighth street makes a difference ot ifeaiuO
a year in rent. We purpose to give all who favor us with a
call the advantage of the extra rent we would have to pay
if on Eighth street, rather than pay it to the landlords. We
are working for our customers. All we ask is oue tall. We
will convince you the above is true.
Cur motto, never to be undersold.
Kniiill urohls. uuick sales, and turn tho nimble six
pence olten. One price. All goods marked iu plain
hgures.
ErSTEHI Sl IIAIWES,
REGULATORS OF RETAIL PRICES,
6 6 thetu 3t No. 123 North NINTH St., below Cherry.
QEO. D. WISHAM.
No. 7 N. EIGHTH St.,
Ia now prepared to offer one of the largest 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.
Black Silks! Black Silks!
BLACK TAFFETA, only l-50.
BLACK OROS GRAIN, HEAVY, 12 00.
BLACK GKOS GRAIN, WIDE, 2tK).
BLACK GKOS GRAIN, RICH, fi-lS, 12-50, 2-7S,
13-00, 1tu, uu, n-ou, tn-iH).
FOR BARGAINS CALL AT
jJI'.O. 1. WISH AH'H
ONB FHICE STORE,
Ni. T North EIGHTH Htr.et
. OVR..VTlV;-UU: l.'.Vi.Ti'.i AND
I'-l- !
T OBERT SHOEMAKER & O O.,
rf.'E. Corner FOURTH and RACE SU
nilLADELPULA.
- ' 1
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
ImporterB ana Manufacturers of '
White Lead and Colored Paints, Putty
! ' Varnishes, Etc.""
i . AGENTS FOR TUE. CELEBRATED
F'H E N O H ZINO PAINTS.
pralorg , and consumers Bupnlie
lowest prices
la 45
for cli.
1115. WM T- HOPKINS'
NO. 1115 CHESNUT BTBKET (GIRARD ROW).
IjirireKt afoortmont and Rest and Cheapest Goods in the
CUT m all the following llaea:
MAuufaclurer of Hopkins' Celebrated Champion Hoop
ftkirt. for 1 .adifta, MIhHcr, and thildren, in over four hun
dred stylae. shapes, lenKtha, and bi.o.
Coteil, hutine, and Janes CorHnts, In eight diaorent
styles, manufactured express lj for-our own sales, from
;s;i ainerent aryies ot snponnr nriing rronoa woven
1 4 ruriHtirs of extra nandaome Whalebone Corse la, from
enntsto H-IWU.
Mioniuer , ii races, aiaaama xoja vxirsot curt oup.
porters, etc.
IttTI, moony rami oeir-aojonuna: aimrnninm yorsoi,
nifenly rutominenuou iy pnysicians, trom 9 to 97,
H1X IJNt.S OF 1.AIMKM' LNDIilUJAll-
IT.
XI Bnrtram Fantom's Family RowinB Machines.
being gratuitously distributed to our customers for the
utnntte ot frettine- mem intrtnincea. aao v
OHROMO LITHOGRAPHS.
piCTURES FOR PRESENT
A. S. HOBZNSON,
No. 910 CHESNUT Street,
Uas Just received exquisite specimens of .
:ART, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
FINE DRESDEN "ENAMELS" ON PORCELAIN,
i IN GREAT VARIETY.
SPLENDID PAINTED PHOTOGRAPHS,
Inclmling a Number of Choice Gems.
A SUPERB LINE OF CHROM03.
A large assortment of
NEW ENORAVTNGS, ETC.
Also, RICH STYLES FRAMES, of elegant new
patterns.
31
WINDOW SCREEN.
F
LIEU AND MOSQUITOES.
MAGOUN'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE
WINDOW SCREEN
WILL FIT ANY WINDOW.
SELLERS BROTHERS.
NO
C23 MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA
SOLE MANUFACTURERS. .
Liberal rtlsconnt to the trade. 4 29 lm
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
RUREAU VERITAS
(FRENCH LLOYDS).
INTERNATIONAL REGISTER FOR
CLASSIFICATION OF VESSELS.
THE REGISTER VERITAS, containing the Clonal-
Beat ion of Vessels surveyed in the Continental, British
and American ports, for the year 18&, is FOR SALE by
the Agents in Mew York.
ALF MJERIAN & CO.,
j!26 No. 4St EXCHANGE PLACE.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR A DICTIONARY
JL OF DOMESTIC MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
Especially adeptod for family use.
BY A DISPENSARY SURGEON.
Illustrated with upwards of Una Thousand Illustrations,
crown vo cloth, 60 pue and an Appendix, $:! a0; hai
morocco, us Ageutewauiea. Appiy to
or.unun til, liliirj,
423 lm No. 730 SAN8UM Street.
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE
A New Course of lectures, al delivered at the New
York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subjects:
How to Live, and What to Live for: Youth. Maturity, and
Old Ase: Manhood Generally Reviewed: The O&usa ol
Indigestion ; rlatulenoe and Neqrous Diseaaea Accounted
For; Marriage Philosophically Considered, eto. etc.
Pocket volumes containing these Leoturea will be for
warded. nost-Daid. on receiot of 25 cenas. bv addressinir W
A. LEAKY, Jr., 8. E. corner e liTl-TU and WALNUT
ntreta, rmwaeipnia
STOVES, RANGES, ETO.
NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
would can the attention of the puhlio to bis
Ah-W OOLDKN KAOLK FUKNAIlH.
This is an entirely new heater. It is so oonati-notjMl
s to once commend itaelf to general favor, beinar a oombi.
nation of wrought and cast iron. It ia very simple in iu
construction, and ia perfectly air-tight ;aelf -cleaning, hav
ing no pipes or drums to be taken out and cleaned. It ia
so arranged with upright Hues as to produce a larger
amount of beat from the same weight of coal than ana fur
nace now in use. The hygrumetrio condition of the air aa
produced by my new arrangement of evaporation will at
once demonstrate that it is the only Hot Air Furnace that
win proauce a peneciiy ueauuy aimoepuere.
Those in want of a complete Heating Apparatus would
0.0 well to can ana examine t ne uomeu Jingle.
CMAKL.KS WILLIAMS,
No. 1134 and 1134 MARKET Street.
Philadeliihia.
A large assortment of Cookinar Ranges. Fira-HmMl
Stoves, Low Down Grates, Ventilators, etc., always on
uauu.
N. B. Jobbing of all kind promptly done. ' ( 10
WANTS.
yy ANTED 50 BOARDERS AT THE
STETSOZ7 HOUSE,
tio. 443 N. THIRD Street.
85 prr Week, nnd n Flrnt-rltiMn Table. 4 17 lm
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TO THE PUBLIC THE FINEST AND
largest assortment of the latest atylea of Boots,
(alters, and bboea for Men and Boyt can be
UU 1.1.
EKNKHT HOPP'S
Imrge EMtabiishment.
o. VJHO N. NINTH Street.
CROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
M
I O II A E L MEAGHER &
CO.,
No. 223 South SIXTEENTH Street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers la
PROVISIONS,
OYSTERS, AND SAND CLAMS,
FOR FAMILY USB
nuwuMMIXB io rn.lt DUZKN. 8
1ARZELERE & DUCHEY,
Cusitom Ilouae Iirokera and Notaries Public,
No. 405 LIBRARY STREET.
ALL CUSTOM HOUSE BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
PASSTOKTS PROOUBED.
c
N E X C II A N G E
BAG MANUEAOTORY.
O R
k E. eonieroMHKET and WATER BtreeU.
Grain, Flour, Salt. ft
k' Bu,r-Phopbat of L,0. Bona-
UAUrt uonnutnti (a afid. t
. s. .n lfNNV BAUrt oonstai
La4i bd boaU w(wool BACiia,
DRUGS PAINTS, ETO.
AMUSFMENT8.
C' IBmoM15 E f t K I N Ky'
ohand EiWr " v i
A second cnnfmv$lltt1fim .
(iOLD MEDAL AND OH mdwIHX. JHAAR
WM. K. BINN, K(Hj.. . " '"'""r.
Manua-er of Ciiesnut Rf i tit '
, pF.AB Bin: I do h. rehy challm.as Mr.lvert,' to..
ImI as a Velocioedist. for tho (iold Mnd.l v,iv. ? ".n"
as the best Veeloclpede Rhlcr in Philadelphia, Tha
test to take place at yonr Kink. May 11, ihhA. . ' eon
Mr. W. H. P. COVERT hit nrceoted th. '
challena-e. and it will positively take place- aa
stated. ......
After the ChstnplonBhlp fiontcM,
A (IRANI) PRl.K KXHIR1TIOM.
ABEAUTIEULSILVl-.K PLATED WATER PITCHER.
VA H1 Kb AT 2H.
A SILVER OCIiLKT. LINK!) WITH fiOLD.
To the best gentleman Ridor in Darina Knata. A
A mi.vru .ut'.l,l.l it.inndi, . .
To the Winner of the Dnnbl R, ' ' ' 1 :
A SILVER PLATED CARD KASkKr. VALUE ).
To the Best Rider under Sixteen Years for Fancy Riding
11M M 'arniK rwiif. j
A SILVFR (iOKI.F.T, linm, with t?ol.., vnlue tfL
To the Winner nf th Oftubln KfMA. . ri
Opn to boy only under nnleon yoart of imto. t 1 -t
'Vn iinnliwla aril K Kt ea.in.ial s A Ulf-U U A f'V 1 1 1
L(lmiBumt Kxhihition Nightu, 25 centg. . It -
C A DEMY' OF : MUSIC R I C II I N 0 8
L KNtJl.lSH OPIfRA
Ja Rrf. C. RICH INCH K ERV RD. . .DIRECTRESS '
THUS (Tuesday) KVKXINO, May II,. .
Flotow's Grand Upera,
MARTHA.
W EDNESDAY EVEMN -First time In Philadelphia 0 i
by this Company, M AS A Nl Kl LO. .....
T HURSDAY F V KNI.VO-FRA DIAVOIV ' 1 ' i
I R1DAY EVENI.Nt-ltenent of W. CASTLE, when . i
Will be presented, for the find time in'Enoliali. '
VERDI'S TRAVIATA. ': VjWi..!
HA I UKDAY-(.KAMI KAM1LY MATINEE.
Rox Hook now onen at Tmtnnler'a Mnairt Klnr. anit
Academy of Music. ..,'.;
VALNljT ST THEATRE. BEfilNS AT 7V.
THIS (Tuesday) RVKNINU, May 11, ' ...
T Ml..l. K. f .1... 1.- II "!. ' ''''
w.". wvii.nv, .ii.- n!v.,7ii r.MK'tKeinent oi
mn.donn diiuijuham, , . :.:!:'
A HIT! A H IT!! A PA LP A BLK HIT, , . ,.
SECOND NIlillT . ' ' ! II .
Of the production of hia greatest snocesa, both as an.. in:
Aiitnornnd Actor, trie Sliakespearlun Simplification. .
MUCH ADO A BOUT A MERCHANT lid' Vh-.niiiif f
From the original text a long way, adapted to the extranaa i
latitude of New VnrV " :'
SHYLOCK MR. JOHN BROUGHAM t i.i
JO conclude with a Domestic Drama entitled
Tilrc rM;rKuw maw. '.'.. "
TOX'S AMERICAN. WALNUT STREET.
X1 ABOVE EIGHTH. Still greater attraction. ' "
THE DASUWOOD SISTERS. ,
The Eight Premieres in two Kallots. The entire Compnny
in Pantomime. (ui Williams' Hi Songs. Louise Ribinson ' '
on the Velocipede, Kate Partington, Love among the
Rones. The Minstrels in new Acts, Dances, etc. 1 ' ''
Don't forget the URKAT SATURDAY MATINEES. (,,;,-
CHESNUT STREET. THEATRE.""
J. E. McDONOUC.H ...Manager, u
W h IIM h Ml I A V U IT fO J- ' - - -
i 1) l',..
))-.!;;;
. ' .1.
DITRING THK WEEK.
MISS KT.IKK HOLT. '
ENGLISH BURLESQUE TROUPE
LUCRKTIA BORGIA; . v ;
(IK,
LA GRANDE DOOTRHSH ' f '
i.rr.iijiiu twitu variety ol Dingingand it i
Dancing MISS ITOLT .
LUCKKT1A BORtilA.. JAMES LEWIS ' 1 '
MATIN KK SATURDAY.
PRICES AS tUSUAL. ' . .'. 6 10BtM ; t ,
JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET a'
ATRS.
1TA THEATRE.
Beeins anartar ti ninlok
HOUSES PACKED TO THE ROOF. ,
I.OTTVS LAST WKKIf . ') J
MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. un
I.OTTA .aa. ' .PEPIN A I - M
I.OTTA.. as MYRTLE MYDDLETON
With all her orreat Soeoialtiea.
FRIDAY FARE WELL BENEFIT OF LOTTA,
An entire change of performance.
SATURDAY -LAST LOTTA MAT1NEB. ' !
WE W, YORK CI RCUS,
From the Hippothoatron Buildings, Fourteenth Street i
' ' , . , . , ' ' li i .7
L. B.LENT... DIRECTOR.
THIS CELEBRATED TROITPB! i . ' .
which for years has formed one of the leading attractions '
of the public amusements of New York, . . . ... ,v(' ;
la nun urr.n t , ,
ON EIGHTH STREET, ABOVE RACE. J "
t AFTERNOON AND NIGUT, , . , . ,-
4 AFTERNOON AND Itfir.IlT ''' -J
for two weeks only. At each performance will be presented : ' "
a carefully mlected programme of those
NO V KL, BKI LLIANT, AND EXOrTrNG l"" '
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMK.VPH . i . ,
which have won for this establishment a reputation un
paralleled in America, introducing . ,
THE GREATEST FORCE OP : .- , ,
DARING BAREBACK RIDERS, 1 i
blMflAh rs, CLOWNS, ACROBATS, ' ;',
CONTORTIONISTS. .,H ki UTiT.mrj ra-r
to be found in any oompany in existence, together with the
finest collection of .....
HIGHLY TRAINED PERFORMING HORSES, ' "
fUNlE.t. Ul iK. AN 1 MITMrn
On the American Continent.
To commence at 3 and 8 o'clock.
)
Conti
C 0 N
C E K THAI, L.
POPULAR
LECTURES ON ANATOMY, PHYSI-
ti.uiji, r.ru. tiu. n i
PROFESSOR JAMES McCLINTOOK, M. D. 1 !
Illustrated with eleirant mndols. manilfinu. nj.ini;nM.
skeletons, etc., prepared exproasly by Dr. Azoui, in Parie.
as follows: .... ,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
Monday, May 17. Friday, May 21. ' ' !
Tuesday, May 18. Monday, May B4. . , ,
Wednesday, May 19. Tuesday, May 25.
Commencing eaoh evening at 8 o'clock. " .'')'
toil LAllll'..- ONLY :
Thursday and Saturday Afternoons, May 20 and 22, at
o'clock. , . ,
FOR GF.NTI.KMEN ONT.V. :
3
Baturaayana Wednesday Kvenings, May ii and 36, at 8 1
scale of PRinira- ' ,J
The course of six lecture for ladies and gentlemen . . .t2'00
Two private lectures in "
Single admission jij
To be procured at Trumpler's, No. 926 Chesnut street; J. '
H. Burdsall's, No. 1121 Chesnut street; Dr. McClintock'a
oltice, No. tan Race street, and at the Hall. - 6 8 tf
-EXHIBITION OF WATER-C0LOR DRAW.-
IN ?,D PF THK CHILDREN'S HOS-PlTAL.--Open
dally, from A. M. to 8 P. M., at
the Artist Fund Galleries, No. 1S34 CHESNUT Btreet.
Tickets, 25 cents; season tickets, 81; for sals at the
Galleries. ' 4 22 lm
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF ' FINE
A ARTS. The Forty-sixth Annual Spring Exhibition.
of Paintings, Sculpture, Ac, is now open.
Admission, 25c.: Season Tickets, 6l)o. ' 'f42H30t
Open from V A. M. to W P. M and from 7Ji to lu P. it.
G YMNASIUM, CORNER OF NINTH AND '
ARCH Street, for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Cbil.
dren, is now open DAY and EVENING. Lessons given ia
Sparring and Fencing. Gall in person or send for oircular.
Dttstuthlimo PROF L, LEWIS. ..
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'8) WINTER '
,9A RDEN, Nos. TOD, 725, 724, and 72o VINE Street.
THE GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the property
of the GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purchased at great
expense by JACOB VAI.ER, of this oity, in combination
with FLAMER'S ORCHESTRA aud Mies NELLIE AN. ,
DKRSON, will perform EVERY AFTERNOON and
EVENING at the above-mentioned place. Admission
free; 1 la tf
ROOFINO.
R
EAD Y ROOFING
This Roofing ia adapted to all buildings. It can ba
applied to
BTEKP OR FLAT ROOFS
at one-half the expense of tin. It is readily pnt on old
Shingle Roofs without removing the shingles, thus avoid
ing the damaging of ceilings and furniture while under-
fning repairs. ( No gravel used. )
RESERVE YOUR TIN ROOFS WITH WELTON'S
ELASTIC PAINT.
I am always prepared to Repair and Paint Roofs at short
notice. Also, PAINT FOR SALE by the barrel or gallon,
the best and cheapest in the market.. WFXTON
No. 711 N. NINTH Street, above' Cwtes. and
17 No. 818 WALNUT Street.
T O OWNERS, ARCHITECTS," BUILDERS
AND ROOFERR.-Ronfs! Yes, yes. Every siae and
kind, old or new. At No. MB N. TH M htreet th. AM K. .
BlMiV CONCRETE PAINT AN U KOO" OOMPANY
...llin their celebrated paint for J IN KOOfS, and
.aw n - ,. j u lu Alan, f.finip aiiiiti rutin.
LtoJroof wriM7 he bt ever offered U. the public, with
piex root "V et0 fr the work. Ann vorinin,
lZ fd WJrrW? IjSIII. Tlirl.. Durante. No crack:
F.m H1I WfMIU UII II IIIDKOW - "
ung, ori""'r- -""i i, .j
for all
1 climates. Directions i ,P" V
men suiipneq. yurv. vy-"-
Call!
iii.ied for interior counties,
ffitf JOSEPH LEEDS, Prin
.Jxaiuine: tiuKD.
inci;ial.
rrO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTOK8
I w are nrepared to furnirh English imported
a'spiiALTIO ROOFING FELT
In Quantities to suit. This roofing was used to cover tho
Pari. Exhibition in Uff. M KROHANT 4 (JO..
aigul Nos. 617 and 618 MINOR Streot.
OOFINO.-UTTLE & CO., "THE LIVE
ROOFERS." No. liM MARKET Ktroel. h-...n
descriiition of Old and laky Roofs made tight and war.
raulod to keep in repair for five years. Old Tin Roots
niade euual to new. A trial only required to insure balim.
faction. Orders promptly attended to. g a,u
O" LD GRAVEL ROOF8 COVERED OVER
with Msstie Slate, 1 'T.nted for ton venr..
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