THE: DAILY EVENING TELIfflRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 18W
5
MUSICAL. Aftn PCTAJIAT1C.
Mrt. Ada About m MrrrhRnt f Venire" at
the Walnut.
Mr. Brongham last evening, in a peculiarly Brough
ftmish Rpeeea before tho ourtatn, ventod hia iU
humor on aome of the orltloa for not noticing hia
new piece, on the pnbllo for not attending to wit
ness it, and on tho audience present for not applaud
ing. This little ebullition of bile was amusing, but
impudent and in the worst possible taste, and
almost any actor but John Brougham would have
been heartily hissed for such an exhibition.
. f With regard to tho burlesque, the merits of which
we hope the public will discover before Mr.
Brougham's engagement concludes, so that he will
have an opportunity to regain his good humor, we
have to aay that it is about the i best
affair of the kind that Mr. Brougham has
yet produced, and It is beyond all comparison supe
rior to the stupid English travesties of historical and
. classic atortes which have come to us lately from the
other Bide of the Atlantic. The piece Is a lively and
laughable burlesque on The Merchant of Venice, a
subject that is understood and appreciated by the
theatre-going public ; it Is full of good puns, Jokt,
and hits at the manners of the times, such as no one
can get off better than John Brougham. The court
scene in the second act is particularly amusing, and
It fulfils the true end of caricature by burlesquing a
burlesque court of justice, such as too many in New
York city are, if we are to believe the unanimous
opinion or the papers of that city.
Mr. Brougham's "Shylock" is something that our
' play-goers should see if they wish to understand
what genuine burlesque acting is. Mr. Brougham
does not merely give an exaggerated imitation of
the high-strung manners of eminent tragedians, hut
he really acts the part with a terrible earnestness
and real passion that are irresistibly ludicrous In con
trast with the funny text and tho laughable situa
tions. It is this kind of burlesque that Kobson, the
English actor, was famous for, If report is to be cre
diteda combination of low comedy with high
tragedy that brings the ridiculous almost up to the
level of the sublime. There is a real art about such
acting, and it is a very different thing from the heel
ing and toeing and leg business that have been
palmed off of late on the public as burlesque.
The Walnut street company support Mr. Brougham
better than they did the London actors who appeared
there a few weeks ago, but there is still considerable
room for improvement. Mrs. Wolcot, as "Lorenzo,"
acta with a great deal of spirit, but the rest of the
cast do not distinguish themselves In a very remark
able manner except by general dullness.
The new domestic drama by J. T. Williams, enti
tled The Peep Show Man, is an interesting little piece
of considerable merit The plot travels a little out of
the well-worn dramatic rat, and it introduces a first
rate specimen of the traditional stage sailor, "Jack
Trudget," the peep-show man. This part Is very well
acted by Mr. Walcot, and the drama, In conjunction
with Mr. Brougham's burlesque, makes a bill of en
tertainment that ought to prove attractive to tho
public
The City AnurnenM,
At thk Acadkmt op Music Auber's opera of Mono
niello will be performed this evening for the first time
In English.
To-morrow Fra IHavolo will be given, and on Fri
day Traviala will be performed for Mr. Castle's
benefit.
At tub Chrskut Miss Elaia Holt and her English
burlesque troupe will appear this evening In a new
burlesque by li. J. Byron, entitled Lucretia Borgia, vr
la Grand DritrcHne.
AT thk Walnut Mr. John Brougham's 'burlesque
of Much Ado About a Merchant cf Venice ami the
dramatic drama of The Peep-Shou Man will be per
formed this evening.
At thb Arch Lotta's new drama of Pepina W1I be
represented this evening and to-morrow for the last
times. On Friday Lotta will have a farewell benefit
previous to her departure for California.
On Monday Mr. Barton lllll, who is about to sail
for Europe, will have a farewell benefit.
. . At this Amkkican a variety of attractions will be
presented this evening.
Thb Nbw Yokk Cikccs, nnder the management of
L. li. Lent, now located on Eighth street, above
Kacc, Is attracting crowded audiences. A good
circus performance is an excellent entertainment,
and this troupe is one of the best organized we have
had in this city. Those who admire tine riding and
skilful acrobalism should visit this establishment.
Performances are given every afternoon and even
ing. Fkofkshor Jambs McClintock, M. D. will com
mence, on Monday, May IT, a course of popular
lectures on anatomy, physiology, etc., at Concert
Hall, which promises to be interesting, Instructive,
and practically useful. The Importance of some
knowledge of the structure and functions of the
body, with a view to the preservation of health and
the prevention of disease, is generally conceded ; but
until very recently it has not been possible to present
the necessary information In such a shape as will be
appreciated by the public generally. Professor Mc
Clintock has long been known as a learned and
eloquent teacher of medicine, and those who attend
his course of lectures will receive instruction that
will be of advantage in every walk of life.
Th Boston Pback Fbstival Committee on
Accommodation to Strangers have established a bu
reau at No. 84 Washington street, Boston, Hoom A,
where a record will be kept of such rooms, halls,
vestries, or unoccupied houses as may be secured
for the comfortable shelter of the thousands of per
sons in excess of the ordinary accommodations fur
nished by the city hotels, who will visit Boston
daring the Jubilee week in J tine.
' "Tub Tbmihcst," although produced in a most
unerb manner and with an unexceptionable cast.
at Flak's Opera House in New York, may be set
down as a failure. Mr. B. L. Davenport's Imperso
nation of "Prospero" has been extolled as a master-
' piece of acting by the critics. This gentleman has
been engaged by Mrs. John Weed, and will com
mence an engagement in London early In September
next. We shall hope to see him at one of our thea
tres prior to his departure. A Miss Davenport is
- announced for an engagement at Fox's Varieties.
Our readers must not confound the lady with Miss
Fanny Davenport, of the Arch Street Theatre. The
latter accompanies her father to England in the
fall.
CITY ITEMS.
STYXJC FIT ANDMaU if mr Men's, Youths', and Boy
Clothing unsqualUd by any Hath of toady-mad goods
fa PhtlwUlphia. We haee aleo
A Choice ASttOBTMKNT of selected styles of piece goods, to
be made tip to order, M unsurpassed style.
AXJL PBICES OdABANTUD Uneer than the loussst elsewhere.
and full satisfaction guaranteed every purchaser, or the
eats cancelled and money refunded.
HAIF WAT BITWKIS i BKNVTTT Co.,
fifth and Towkr HALL,
Sixth Streets.) 18 Market HtkF.RT,
PuiLAPKi.rmA,
and floo Broadway, Nbw Yoh.
A Desike. It bu ions ben m tain with medical mend
.. i Ma tnnlA which will ut henniifliaUv
VO IUT " '
upon the different function of the system without delete
rious effect. Speer's "Standard Wine Bitters" fullj ineot
the want ao lone felt. Their base ia his pure wine, without
odj medication, exeept by herba and root. Bold by drag-
fista.
Lrr CS PaOTKCT Ocksklvks. The physical structure
of the strongest human being ia vulnerable everywhere
Our bodies are endowed by nature with a certain negative
power, which protects them, te tome extent, from un-
Uanmi influence : but this protection ia imperfect and
oannot be safely relied on in unhealthy regions, or under
innmituMi of more than ordinary danger. Therefore, it
la wisdom, it is prudence, it is common aenae to provide
in.t auoh continsenoiea, by taking an antidote u ad
vance ; in other words, by fortifying the system with Hos-
m-rvn'a Stomach BrmtM the most complete protac
a: .11 the anldemie and endemis maladies that
l,TW
has STer been administered In any country. Asa remedy
for Dyspepsia, there Is no medicine that will compare witn
" It. Whoever suffers the pangs of indigestion, anywhere on
f the earth where Hostettkr 8 btomach hit
... nmflurad. deea so voluntarily ; for, as surely as
1 V m r
truth sxiaU, this invaluable TONio and altkbativb
-t-. hia disordered stomach to a IveeJtuy oonai
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tion. To the nervous it is also especially recommended,
and in oases of confirmed constipation it also affords speedy
i KMninMii relief.
avuu
In all oases of fever and ague the Bittkbs Is more
potent than any amount of quinine, while the most dan
, of bilious fever yield to its wonderful pro
parties Those who have tried the medicine wiU never
ih-r for anrof the ailments which the Hohtkt-
TF.b'S Bittkbs profess to subdue. To those who have not
a. .v,. .....Hment.we cordially recommeoo an eariy ap
plioaUon to the Bittkbs whenever they are stricken by
"Tub Paorrto RAnawMuD."
Raining throojrh the mount.
Firing e'er tbe plains.
From the goMea fountains.
Oome the loaded trains.
Loud the bells are ringing,
Hear the people aboati
California's bringing
Her treasure hereaboat.
The road to China's open.
Hurrah for Unoie Sam ;
John Bull and Nap. stand mopingv
Ha I beat as if yxm can.
Our glorious Yankee nation
Has astonished all tho folks;
And the great Pacific station,
I tho store of Chart o Stokes
Whore olothing, made in style aonioe,
Is sold at the very lowest prioet
No. 834 Ourjmrrr Stbkwt.
Mad Dog!
Mad dng! mad dog the a robin oried.
And rushing down the street.
Snapping, tbe frantic brute I aplod.
At every thing he'd meet.
Why trill a dog be kept in town
That human, life endaoge?
Send off the baaat to grass, or drown,
Where aauaage-mea are strangers.
And go and buy a Mania Safe
Tour valuable to keep in,
Consuming neitb bread aor beef
Twill grace the room you sleep in.
And though It may a comer fit.
No mod fit will astound you,
While keeping mUri or jewels, it
Makes ao disturbance round you.
For sal by Mabvin A Co.,
No. Til Cheanut street.
JrwKUtT. Mr. William W. Oaasldy, Wo. U S. Second
street, baa the Urgeat and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewelry and 8ilverwarw in the city. Purchasers oaa
rely upon obtaining a real, pure article furnished at a
price which oannot be equalled. He also has a large atook
of American Western Watches In all varieties and at all
prices. A visit to his store is sure to result in pleasure and
profit.
HaiXet, Davis A Co's Pianos posseas the most superb
action, with unusual purity of tone, which ia one of lovely
softness and great brilliancy. The agents, No. KIT Cheanut
street, exhibit thirty-four premiums over all others.
Bvsinkss Men find the American House, Boston,
their most convenient stopping place. Newly furnished,
with passenger elevator, cafe, billiard balls, forty rooms
n suite, etc., this hotel maintains its high rank.
fesMu. A. WINCH sends us from his extensive poriodiuai
establishment, at No. 605 Cheanut street, the latest num
bers of the London 7uneA, fun, and Jtrinolds' Miscellany,
all of which, with all the other foreign, a well aa domeetio
periodicals, may be there obtained.
Scmmkr Campaion
FlTI.I.V iNAUUUUATKn.
Wanamakrr A Brown
Wanamakkh A Hhown
WANAMAKKH A BROWN
Waoino War
Waiin( War
Wahinii War
AUA1N8T
Hioh Pricks, Hkih Priofs,
Hkih Pbkkh, Hrih Pricks,
Hioh Pricks, Hioh Pricks,
by offering
Fine Clothinh Fine Clothino
r INE CLOTHINU t'mv. Cijituiw.i
Flve Clothino Fine CJlothimu
VERT CHEAP yOR CAHH.
Very Cheap for Cahh.
Very Cheap mm Cahh
Add to Yocr omkort.
Save Yodr Money,
Improve Your Lojks,
BY
Bciino Youb Summer Scit
AT
Oak Hall, Oak Hll.
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market. Oak Hall.
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market. Oak Hall.
Oak Hall, Oak Hall.
maiirii:i.
PTRPfF-THHU PHnw ski. u .i i n
u sms. a uvii . a sa jsimx iji by, inoj sal . ui ilht.
fl W h'nlwoll Ms. la' It W IDn D DTI lih x,' ."ir f T'
' T V "- ' st re. ik l-r J. a 1 i: r,, JI TV 1 1 III in X
ton. Del., and Miss KM ILY THOMPSON, of Philadel-
piua.
READ OLIPHANT. On tha nth instant, hv th. n.
W. C. Pobinson, No. bhi N. Thirteenth street, Mr.
SHRKKVh E. KRAD to Miss BRULAH K. OLIPHANT.
ii:i.
ADAMS On Tueadav. Mav 11. Oommndora HKNRV A
ADAMS, U. S. N., aged t years.
His friends are particularly invited to attend his fune
ral, on 1 hurxday afternoon at i o'clock, from bis late resi
dence. No. 1154 S. Broad street.
KKYSRR. On t'iin morning, the 12th Instant, after a
protracted illness, NATHAN L. KKYSKK, in the 75th
year of his age.
BRAN. On the 10th instant, ELMIRA ABEL BRAN,
aged 2 years.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funa.
ral, from the resiuenoe of her purentt No. 1074 East Dau
phin street, on Thursday at 10 o'olock. To proceed to
monument uemetery.
BOYER On the 9th instant, at the residenoe of her
son-in-law, Joneph i'rontinld, Kaq., No. H Race street,
Mrs. CATHERINE BOYER, in the SOth year of her age.
formerly 01 r.vansDurg, fa.
The relatives and friends of the familv are reaoectfullr
invited to attend the funeral, from the Evanghurg Epis
copal Church, on Thursday next, the 13th instant, at k)
o'clock. Friends from the city will take the TM A. M.
train from the Reading Railroad Depot for Perkiomen
Biation.
H AM EI. L. Suddenly, on the Sth instant. A. HAMIL
TON HAM ELL, aged 38 years.
The relative and menu ol the lamlly, alio Uamdnn
T 1 1 1 L' . VI . .1 rP-1 T 1 1 A O . .
are respect fully inrited to attend the funeral, on Thurs
day, tbe 13th instant, at i o'clock, from his late residence,
no. 421 eleven atreeiamaen, . a.
INSURANCE.
rQ SECURE YOUR FAMILY FROM
WANT,
To Believe Tour Mind of Anxiety,
To Make a Good Investment,
INSURE YOUR LIFE
. IN TOR
AMERICAN
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ALEX. WHILLDIN, President.
JOHN S. WILSON, Secretary. 6 10
POINT BREEZE PARK.
POINT BREEZE
THURSDAY, May 13, at 3 P. M.
MATCH 8300.
MILE HEATS, S in 6 TO HARNESS, GOOD DAY
AND TRACK.
R. P. STETSON names b. m. IDA.
OWNER NAMES b. g. VICTOR PATCHEN.
ADMISSION, $1. 6 113t
POINT BREEZE
tfSv
Monday, May 17, 3 P. M.
MATCH 8500. UOO DAY AND TKACK.
O. TURNER names b. to. FANNY ALLEN, trottor, to
harness.
K. HART name b. m. POLLY ANN, pacer, to wagon.
ADMISSION. 1. 612 4t
WENDEUOTH,
pVaf TAYLOR & BROWN'S
OLD ESTABLISHED
lliotosrr.iIi.ic Porlrult Jullery,
Furnished with every convenience and facility for pro.
duuing the best work. A new prorate passage front the
Ladies' Dressing-room to the Operating Hooia.
All the retineiuenU of Photography, such aa !
ORVm'KS on POROELAIN
The NEW CRAYONS originated with this establishment.
WENDEROTII, TAYLOR A BROWN, i
U wm 8tt u. N, W OUESNUT Btreot,
rs. . qc
DRV QOOOS.
JOHN
D U R N 8.
Hoe. 245 and 247 S, ELEVENTH St.,
ABOVE SrRUOK.
OrKNINO OF OUR NEW STORE
(In addition to No. M7)
WITH SPECIALTIES
IN WH1TR GOODS. LINENS. AND HOSIERY.
WHITE GOODS WHITE OOOD8II
ffiOyarda London Cord Pique, Sac, same a sold lait
Mwaon at the.
Pine French Organdie, plaid and strinod, 87 Ho.
Ptqne Figured, to, tS, . 87. 80c. to 91.
8oft4niabed Cam brio, 18, 90, to 7lto.
Victoria Lawns, Wo. up. Plain Nainsooks, l3o. op.
Satin Brocade Nainsooks.
Satin, Plaid, and Striped Nainsooks.
Hamburg Edging and Inserting. BVtv ap.
UNKNSf LINKNSH LINKMSI!!
Barnsloy Sheetings, JX to 3 yards wide.
Ramsler Tabla Linen, $1, $ID7M. to $'3-.
Barnaiey Damask Toweia. (S'TS per dnaen.
Riohardaon's Shirting Linens, 37.0. op.
Riohardaon's I yard wide Table Damask, Tito.
Daraaak Napkins, all linen, $1, tl"M, to $11.
Marseilles Quilts, i yards long, 3 np.
Bargain is Ladies' and floats' Handkerchiefs.
HOSIERY! HOSIERY! HOSIERY!!!
Children' HtH Socks, finest imported.
Child reu' Uaaae Merino VaeU. from to 30 it.
La dies' full regular -made Hoee, Sfto.
tdie' full regular doublo-aole Hose, 37$o.
Ladws' Gaaaa Merino Vesta, nil niw.
Oenta' full regular -made Hoee, 90, 9S, 9c. np.
Best English Half Hoee imported, extra fine, 3ffXo.
Genu' Gauae Marino Verts, 37 H, 62) T5o. op.
Indies', GeoU', and Children's Balbriggsn Hoee. i 8 st2t
G
RENADINES! LAWNS! ORGANDIES!
JOHN V. THOMAS,
405 and 407 N. SECOND St.,
Has now la Stock a LARGE and HANDSOME
assortment of
NEW GRENADINRSpn Stripes and Figured,
NEW STYLE LAWNS AND ORGANDIES,
8-4, 4-4, and 8-1 IRON MESH nEIlNANI,
Together with every variety of NEW and ELEGANT
DRESS GOODS.
8 STSmrp
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS are received dally
from the New York and Philadelphia markets.
1869.
SPECIALTIES AT THORNLEY'S.
EIGHTH & SPRING GARDEN, PHILA.
SUPERB BLACK SILKS.
BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE SILKS,
IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS.
RICH GLOSSY MOHAIRS, ALPACAS, ETC.
We offer the most complete and varied Stock of
Goods In our Line "NORTH OF CHESNCT STREET,"
and at a BIG DISCOUNT off Chcsnst Street Prices,
as everybody knows we can afford to sell CHEAPER,
as we WORK under a mere FRACTION OF THEIR
EXPENSES,
THORNLEY'S
'CENTRALLY LOCATED OLD ESTABLISHED"
DEY GOODS HOUSE,
N. E. COR. EIGHTH AND SPRING GARDEN,
a 13 PHILADELPHIA.
2JJ NORTH NINTH STREET,
ABOVE RACE.
ELDER. WALTON & CO.,
JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF
r K y Or o o i s,
Offer To-Diiy Great Bargains In
BLACK SILKS,
ALPACAS AND MIXED GOODS,
PIQUE, WHITE GOODS,
BONJOl'R POPLINS, and
DRESS GOODS IN GENERAL
Bought from Brat hands and auction. 5 1 wfmlm
P R I NC COLO R S.
Silk and Wool Rolled Poplins.
PRICKS KTII.I. LOWF.II.
Our cheap location and active trade enables us to sell
DRESS GOODS
For Ladles, Misses, and Children, at less than usual
prices.
Oilmen Stoddart & Brother,
Nob. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St.
en 8t
PHILADELPHIA.
STOKES & WOOD.
SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS,
OPEN TO-DAY
A full line of Black Silks, from 11-75 to ISOO.
Ono lot neat Striped and Plaid Silks, very choice. ;
Japanese Silks, Plain, Chene, and Striped.
One lot Plaid French Silks at $1-20.
Crepe Posllns, for suits, In great variety.
. Black Hcrnuni, from 44 cents to Hf0.
Satin Striped Hemani, choice stylos.
French Lawns, a large assortment. 8 3ws5
PARASOLS.
PARASOLS. ALL THE NEWEST
London and Paris stvlea. which for norelt. va
riety, and eleganoe are unequalled. A large as
sortment of Laoa Govere. Kea Kiria and Kun Um
brellas at the lowest price, at H. DlXOICtt t sacj Good
oiure, no, si o. r.iuum btreet. ui sin
GROCERIES, ETO.
P RES II FRUIT IN CANS.
PEACHES, PINEAPPLES, ETC..
GKEEN CORN, TOMATOES,
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS,
ASPARAGUS, ETC. ETC.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
Dealer In Fine Groceries,
U 75rp Cor. ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
PAPER HANQINOS, ETO.
w
L L PAPER
AT RETAIL,
AT RIGHT PRICES.
J. H. L0NGSTRETH,
NO. 12 NORTH THIRD STREET,
'SWWtrp PHILADELPHIA.
HATS AND OAPS.
TT WARBURTON'8 IMPROVED VENTI
Wilated andeaar-8ttinIreasHatafateoted),laaUtlae
uupi-onm lamiioiaii of ut eaawo. Oaltuaa U 1 ouoot-, neat
Autx te l 1 VV unite
HEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
PKKKMlTOftY. SAI.K TIK.MAA Sr. ftl.N.4.
Aurti(ineTH.Venr elcirnnt and iiBerlor nve-
siory stone Mansion, with HtsWes snd Ooarh
houses. No. Mij Walnut street, tHtween HHUyinth
aud Seventeenth streets, 4 feet front, 1M feet doep
to Chsnrellor street, 63 feet In the rear, two fronts.
On Tnernlny, May 18, 1HS9, at41 o'clock, noon, will be
sold at ptibilc sale, without remirve, at the I'hlladel-
Sltia KxihanRo, all that very elegant and stiporior
ve-tory ffrsiute stone front tnowmaire and lot of
prounrt, sittiate on tho south side of Walnut street,
west or Sixteenth street. No. 1618, containlnn in
front on Walnut street 40 feet, and extendm In
depth IN) feet to Chancellor street, on which it has a
front o' 3 feet, with the privilege of a three-feet
alley. The Mansion is five stories hi(fh, well snd
substantially bunt, snd has all the-modern conve
niences. Klrst floor has reception room, tllninir
room, with dumb waiter, pantry, library, billiard
room ; second floor, two very elegant chambers and
recess room, two handsome parlors, bath and water
closet; third floor, four larire chambers, two baths;
fourth door, three large chamlient and banqnettino;
room (wtth skjriinhUj and live chsmbers with linen
room on the llfth floor; laro kitchen, two wlno cel
lars, vault under front pavement, laundry, with sta
tionary wah tnbs, with hot and cold water, meat
valt. two steam furnaces, cooking ranjfo, bell-calls,
msrtilc mantels, rss thronhout, waHh-pave, flan
pavement; balcony (second story) front and back,
hifrhl celltnirs, numerous closet, et". Also, two
two-sory Stables and Coach Houses in the rear,
fronting on Chancellor street Court yard paved
with (rraiitte. Larire cistern In tho yard. It is one
of the most valuable resiliences -on Walnut street,
and situated In a desirable ncighlorhood. Terms
$.V),oeo may remain on mortKHRe for five years, If
desired. May be examined on application to the
auctioneers.
KLKUANT FURNITURE, IIORSKS, CAR
RIAGES, ETC. Also, on Friday, May Sti, liW. will
be sold at public sale, without reserve, on the pre
mises, the entire clcfraat furniture, Including ebony
and Rilt partor furniture, silk tcrrv coverinas. verv
eleant walnut and rosewood chamber suits, h snd -some
Wilton, velvet, Brussels, and other carpets,
china and glassware, etc. Full particulars in cata
logues. M. TllOMA.H ft SONH, AUCtmners,
5 3 15 Nos. i:tsnd 141 S. FOUUTH Street.
ST PEREM ITORY SALE THOMAS A SONS
kill Auctioneers. Very Elegant Countrv Scat
Throe-story Stone Mansion. Stable and Coach-house.
Green-honses, etc., 23 arrcs, New S-cond street road,
Montgomery county, Penna., near the City Line
Station, on the North Pennsylvania Railroad. Resi
dence of William G. Moorhead, Esq. On Tuesday,
may in, inus, at ia o ciock, noon, wui re soin at pub
lic sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that very
elegant country seat, of about 23 acres, situate on
me westerly side oi the New .second street turnpnte,
alMut 6 minutes' walk of City Line Station, on the
North Pennsylvania RailroaiL The improvements
are a very ek-gant three-story stone mansion, with
tower, well built and finished in a superior manner:
walls frescoed, etc. ; 6 open grates on first floor: well
adapted for winter as well as summer residence ; con
tains rooms on each floor; library, picture gallery,
etc. ; has plazxa on three sides, and the modern con
veniences; commodious chambers, bath, hot and cold
water, water-closet, furnace, cooking range, etc ;
also, a nanusome stone touge or garucner s nonse,
stable and carriage-houso, green-house, ice-house,
etc The mansion is built in a beautiful grove of old
forest and ornamental trees. Terms Half cash.
Immediate possession. Sale absolute. May be ex
amined any day previous to sale. The above is the
residence of William G. Moorhead, Esq., who sells on
account of going abroad for a term of years.
M. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
6 12 14 1ft IT Nos. 1S9 ami 141 S. FOURTH Street.
FURNITURE, ETC
FOB
BARGAINS IN FURNITURE
GO TO
RICHMOND & CO.,
No. 45 South SECOND Street,
4 30 1 ta ABOV E CHESNUT, EAST SIDE.
JOHN F. F0REPAU0H & SON,
Successors to Richmond A Forepaugh,
rUHNITURE WARimooivxs
NO. 40 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
B T5 West Side, Philadelphia.
FURNITURE.
T. & J. A. HENKELS
HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR
ELEGANT STORE,
No. 1002 ARCH Street.
Are now soiling FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE at very
Reduced Prices. 4 1 3mrp
I. IUTZ,
No. 121 S. ELEVENTH Street,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE CLASS FURNITURE
AT MODERATE PRICES. 4 23 fmwSmrp
F
URN
U R E.
A. & H. LEJAMBRE
HAVE REMOVED THEIR
Furniture & UpMsterini Warerooi
TO
NO. 1127 CHESNUT STREET,
8 10 wfmmrp GIRARD ROW.
ESTABLISHED
1 7 9 5.
A. S. ROBINSON,
FRENCH PLATE LOOKING-GLASSES,
ENGRAVINGS,
HEAtTIFUL CHR0M0S,
PAINTINGS,
Manufacturer of all kinds Of
LOOKING-GLASS,
PORTRAIT, AND PICTURE FRAMES.
NO. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
815 Fifth door above the Continental, Phila.
BOARDING WANTED, IN A SMALL
private family by a gentleman, wife, and two danuh
tor. None but the most respectable, not bnardiua; house,
keepers, need reiily. Address A. M. L.. "Kremuf Tele
graph" office, statinff terms per month (wuiuh ntuat not be
unreasonable), wilh reference. i ID tit
I EMPIRE SLATE MANTF.I. W'ORKS.-. R
li klWJtS.Nrf, '4 UttOUlItUT Btreet, 1 twfai '
APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE FOR
Duplicate Cortitioate No. h!4S, nam. of "Porta
mouth Orpnana' Asylum," iasuud Majr 20, 1S57, for I7U0.
New Loan due January I, lxwi. Oru(iiil l)3t in fire, Rich
mond. Va., in laid. GKOKUE M. HA IN, Treasurer.
4 WrftuSm Portsmouth, Vs.
THE PA MI AM
MEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
DESIGNED FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION
OF FAMILY SEWING,
Awnwos
LIGHT MANUFACTURING PURPOSES
Is adapted to a much, Rreater RANGE OF WORK
than any Machine BY tilt OFFERED TO THB
FUBL1C.
IT IS ELEGANT Di STYLE AND FINISH,
SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION,
NOISELESS IN OPERATION,
MAKES PERFECT WORK Off EVERY DESCRIP
TION OF MATERIAL,
IS PERFECTLY FREE IN ALL ITS MOVEMENTS,
VERY LIGHT RUNNING,
And a pleasure for the operator to use it. We claim
for this
NEW MACHINE.
THE MOST PERFECT, SIMPLE, AND RELIABLE
Family Sewing Machine
EVER INVENTED,
And an examination will couvince the most skeptical.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM,
No. 704 CHESNUT Street.
The Parham Sewing Machine Co.
0 lmrp
s
PKING STYLES
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOB
GENTS WEAR
BARTLETT,
NO. 33 SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
! 16 fmw ABOVE CUESNUT.
CARPETINQS.
1000 Pieses Brussels,
2000 Pieces Fancy Matting,
JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER.
E. H. G0DSHALK & CO.,
NO. 723 CHESNUT STREET,
S 19 fmw8mrp PHILADELPHIA.
CURTAINS AND SHADES.
Eg, J. WILLIAMS & SONS.
NO. 16 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Venetian Blinds & Window Shades.
- Large snd fins assortment at low prioe.
STORK RHADKS made amldettered. 5 11 Ira
CORNICK8. COKDH, TASSKLS, REPAIRING, ETO.
ICE COMPANIES.
CEI ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE!
Ice! Ice! Ice! Ice! Ice! Ice! Ioe!
OFFICE OF THE
KNICKERBOCKER ICE CO.,
No. 435 WALNUT St., Philadelphia.
Established 1832. Incorporated l&M.
Wbolwals sod Retail Dealers and Bhlppers of
EASTERN ICE.
THOMAS K. OA HILL, President.
. K- p- KKitSlIOW. Vice President.
A. HUNT. Treasurer.
E. 11. OORAKLL, Secretary.
T. A. liKNnnv H, a
.. . , U.WII..mQI)(
ICE deliTered daily in all parts of the consolidated citr
West Philadelphia, Mantua, Richmond, bridesburjr Tioua
and Uermantown. Prices for families, offices, etc fur
. 7- BO (jenU per week.
i :::::; &
Large consumers at wholesale price. Orders sent to the
? nt,J,",0UlafoUow"1 Dalot' wiU receive prompt
i,0te" htrkkt.lvahia KAILR0AI and MAS
WILLOW BTRKKT WHARF, Delaware Avenue.
RIDGE ROAI) AND WILLOW BTRKKT.
TWENTY-SKOOND AND HlMtinmi ur..,
N1NP.S VdAJ.HWOTO AVKNUE, and
uam , ouuuiaiu. Ift 8 lmrp
Ice! Ice! lci loet Ice! Ice!
TO HlfeNT.'
TO RENT IN OEHMANTOWN A
v"T desirable residence, willifci three minutes'
of Ubureb lane and Hhoemakei'e lane atations, on
Uermantown Railroad. Haa tab hug for Hires bone and
two cow; large past ure iiround and vegetable garden;
good apring water and plenty of shade.
612 3f
A PI "J r.Kjm i v. vr, r ino
no.
. M South t UONT Street.
fTI TO RENT, WEST PHILADELPHIA
Villi The elerant Mansionr with extensive Orapsry, at
the corner of Thirty niutli and Iooust streets, forinerly
owned and occupied by haiiiuel T. Aiteiuus, Kaa. Price.
A.luuU per uuuin. Immediate poaoeaucm. Very doairable
for a boardiua house. OAl.KH J. MII.NK,
tw. Ko. He (JUKSKUT Street.
8UMaEfl CLOTHEB,
Elegant and Becoming in tlio
Highest. Degree.
ight in Texture and Light in Colors
MAiDK CP IN;
AIRY AND GJtACEKUIi 8TYI.IW,
Cool, Comely, and Comfortable.
at rim
Chesnat Street Clothing. Establishment
OR
JOHN.VAriAIYlA.CER.
NOS. 818 AND. 82.0, CHESMUT STREET,
6 4p
PHILADRLPHIA.
CLOTHS, QASSiMERES, ETO.
gPKOIAl. ANNOUNCKM15NT.
W.T.SN0BGRASS&CO
No. 34 South SECOND Street
Have )uat received a fresh Importation of
Genuine Scotch Cheviots,
Elegant French Coatings I
LATEST STYLES OF
Fancy Cassimeres and Yestings,
for thru 4 a Soars
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
C
LOTH
HOUSE.
.TVMES Sc LEE,
Na 11 NORTH SECOND STREBT,
SIQX OF TUB GOLDEX LAMB,
Are now receiving a SPLENDID LINE of
Sprine; Fancy Casstmeres,
CotnprlslDg all the best makes la the market,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, t J 8dm
JAMES & LEE,
Nc'.ll NORTU SECOND STREET,
SIGN OP THE GOLDEN LAMB,
Are now receiving an ENTIRE NEW STOCK
Spring and Summer Coatings.
To which they Invite the attention of the trade and
others, 13 l w
AT WHOLESALE AITORETAIL.
BONNETS, TRIMMINQ8, ETO
WOOD & CARY,
TSC CHESNUT St.,
LATEST ST71SB
OK
FANCY BONNETS AND HATS.
W A C
HAT AND BONNET
MATERIAL.
PRICES LOW.
No. T! CHKSNUT Street.
4 23 tuwtb2mrp
OOLLARS, ETO.
DORE! DORE! DOREI
SUMMER STYLE. BEST QUALITT.
THE ONLY NARROW ROUND-END COLLAR.
FURNISHED BY THE PRINCIPAL DEALERS.
ONE DOLLAR FOR FIFTY COLLARS.
Put up in new style live small boxes, containing
ten collars each, In a heiiutlful fancy carton. All
who prefer NARROW COLLARS are requested to
give them a trial. Trade supplied by the
KEYSTONE COLLAR COMPANY,
6 13 wsra8t No. 627 CHESNUT Street.
WINES.
EgENEDi,(iNE,
Made by the Monks of the Abbey of
Fecamp, France. '
Established in 1510.
This Liquor haa not changed from the time of (La
first Introduction in 1510, aud the original recipe em
ployed In Its manufacture has been rellgiuusi oi
serveil. For sale by
a. xtzsnxiva,
NO. 140 SOUTH FRONT STREET,
5 12 tit Agent for Pennsylvania,
piPER HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNES
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE BY
A. XVIEXIIIJO,
NO. 140 SOUTH FRONT STREET,
5 19 6t Agent for Pennsylvania.
OW 13 THE TIME TO CLEANSE
YOUR HOUSE.
WlNCIIKIt, IIAltTKIAN V VO.'H
WA8HINU AN1 CMiANHINfJ Pnivnuu
- ri v ss,
raaneoualled for ftcruhlilnar PaIiiIji Plwi.. .- . .
bold um. sUk to, it aud taS. no Jthw. mu. uxu
Ho. HMlllAJ,liKuu
diaaaae of. tua (UgouUVO organa.