'IT Alliilra.
The inqucot in tlie WiliUms homicide caeo
Las been coulluiiud until Monday ucxt.
James I'lillllpn, twi'nty-eltit years of ni;o,
living at No. 25'jO Jirown Btruut, was killed yu
tcrduy tttlernoon liy a travel bank falling on
him, at Twenty-flfili nntl Drown etreets. The
I'oroiiiT wu nolilied.
- Fraud". Keveor wai arraljjnid before Aider
mnn H. it. Sinlili ycbterday morning upon the
cliitrco of libel, in cauinjr to bo publ'.Sll'jU I'J
iiio of tho morn lug; vpd'i tu aJvoi U.-c.r.onl,
wliicli Mm. Fraiii-us liilMmck, wlio keeps a
bcnt'dinx-lionce nt No. UO.i ("hard street, nlleijes
was. Iw-crted by him In order to injure her eliar
uetcr mid luifineps. There was testimony to the
effect tint t tbu obnoxious ndverliseineut was left
nt the counter of tbu newspaper ollico by de-fei-'dmt,
Keyset" was held to ball lu the sum
of $800.
Mr. Miebuel Maloney, residing ftt No. MO
I'cnn tttutt, uppeared before Recorder (iiviu
yesterday, and made oath that eonie weeks
since he ordered one Nancy Grace out of his
house, und falling to co ho pushed her into the
entry, lie tlicu returned to the room, and
subsequently bis wife, Ellen Malouey, and Nancy
Grace opened tho door aud throw a quantity of
boiling coffee into his face. Michael has been
in tho hospital for treatment ever sluce tho oc
currence, and lias only partially recovered from
the cfieets of the burns. Jlis lace Is dreadfully
dii-linured. On those representations a warrant
ivim lt-sucd for tlio arrest of both the above
named parties on the charge specified.
At the annual meeting of tho Society of the
filli Army Corps held yesterday tho old oillcers
were re-elected as follows:
Mnjor-Gewral William B. Franklin, President;
51 jor-Geuerul H. G. SVright, First Vlce-Tres'i-U:it
; Major-General Getty. Second Yiee-I'reai-dciit;
Major-General John Newton, Third Vicc
I'rcHdeni; General Joseph Jackson, Recording
Stcielary; Major Harry Masters, Corresponding
Secretary; Colonel Samuel Truc-tdell, Treasurer;
General Neill, and Colonels Latta und Ellmaker,
Kxeeutive Committee.
A Cavalry Corps Association was organized
at the ContimcBUl Hotel yesterday, and the fol
lowing oillcers were elected: President, Major
General Alfred Plcasonton; Vice-President,
General Fitzbugh; Captain Mitchell declined the
petition of Secretary, when Major Whitehead
was elected; Treasurer, Captaiu Corson; His
torian of the Association, Major K. P. Pease.
Domestic Affair.
Gold closed yesterday at Vi.
Mr. Barry, of Mississippi, wus admitted to
his Ffat in tho House yesterday.
Two robbers murdered a farmer and his
wife near Colcua, ill., on the night of the 5th
instant.
1 errv Cotton, who was to have been hanged
nt Galveston yestordav for murder, committed
vnk'ldc early in tue morning by taking mor
iihinc. Air. A. A. Bradley, colored, has withdrawn
his application lor admission to the United
Stales Supreme Court Har.
Governor Senior, of Tennessee, is in Wash
ington, to tell the Reconstruction Committee
what he knows about tho political troubles in
his State, anil to suggest a remedy.
Dr. I. T. Hayes, the Arctic explorer, has
been requested to appear before committees of
the ScDutu and House, to give them his views
upon the projected expedition to tho Polar seas.
Henry A. Wise appeared in the United
States frupremo Court, and in order to be heard
in the cause he represented he took tho oath of
ulleglance.
iorclKn Allium.
Tranquillity Is said to be restored in Spain.
Montpensier is under arrest at .Madrid, aud
is to bo tried lor snooting t'rinee lienry.
F.ngland is preparing for elaborate scientific
observations ot the next eclipse of tho suu.
The Chinese Embassy, after visiting Brus
sels, Paris. Madrid, Lisbon, und Florence, will
return to China in duly.
Scott Russell, the engineer, believes in the
feasibility and predicts tho early commencement
of tho Daricn Canal.
It was reported that after rcturniug from
the review yesterday Napoleon had a long faint
ing lit. It seems, "however, that he did not
attend the review at all.
W E W-TT O II II I S M 5.
From Our Own Correspondent.
New York, April 9, 1870.
Cntlcialrur Polnon.
Dr. Chandler, Chemist to the Board of Health,
lias just completed Borne experiments upon sub
stances used for dyeing the hair and whitening
the complexion. It is a- sort of therapeutic
dilettantism to engage his attention; but just at
present owing, let cs hope, to the exceptional
health of the city tho board has nothing more
important to absorb its attention. The experi
ments of Dr. Chandler proye precisely what
has been prcved over and oyer again, to wit:
that the foundation of almost all dyes for the
hair is lead, and that people who use those con
taining it do so at great risk. When you see hair
which the age and habits of the owner inform
you ought by right to be grey, you may feel
pretty certain that she is a slow suicide. So
likewise with the complexion. Dr. Chandler
has proved, 'and announces it as a new and start
ling fact never before made public, that lead is
one of the principal ingredients of articles
used for beautifying the complexion, particK
larly for whitening It. An interesting pillor is
synonymous with palsy and paralysis. Tho
"leaden" hue of death may be said to bj truth
fully descriptive in a double stnse. If the
doctors are to be believed, lead In cosmetics
brings down as many victims in proportion as
bullets do on the field. The feminine toilet
table conceals the undertakers'; the bloom of
youth trembles in the neighborhood of the
gloom of death, and email aud lotions only
provide masks underneath which poison eats its
way.
Kundny Drink.
It seems that, after all, we arc not to have
our Sunday beer. Lager anl liquor-selling,
generally, upon the Sabbath are not to be for
us. Already saloons i and restaurants had com
menced to open their bars, but the attitude of
Genet will cause them to collapse again like a
suddenly closed fan.
The "Ileralil" und IHIhh Thompson.
The lltrald has bueu publishing scandal about
Miss Lydia Thompson one day, and contradict
lug It In cards from Miss Lydia Thompson the
next. Between rehearsals, bitter reviews from
some newspapers, dead silence from others, and
an euormous newspaper correspondence press
ing upon her, this youug lady has quite enough
to do and to bear. The wonder Is that she does
aud bears it so well.
Managerial ItciiilnUi-nnrpH.
There is a certain manager known to New
York as not altogether disconnected with the
success of Italian opera in this city, who, al
though In tho possession of plenty of menus,
yet ullows a Binall debt, contracted under pecu
liar circumstances, to remain unpaid. I ho
circumstances are no peculiar as to warrant tho
telling. Some years ago this manager was at
tacked by the He raid in a very virulent manner,
but wiih an Intensity for which the uewspaper
thought it had abundaut cause. At any rate it
pitched into him right and left, and, as the
saying Ih, did not leave him a leg to stand upon.
Tbu noor man was at his wits' end. He did not
know what to do. His season had been success'
lul so far, and promised to continue so, but
what of that so long as his enemy had so splen
did an opportunity to blackguard him, while ho
bad nouo of replying JNeiiner money nor ap
iilaute nor the eulogy of other journals could
rnnipi Mute bini for the attack of this relentless
fne. So lute one night, when the opera was
over, und tho tinori and prime ilonne
were pal taking of one of thoso jolly little sup
pers which aro always enjoyed bo much when
tho reason is propitious, Mr. Doldrum bethought
him of a newspaper that wonld be friendly to
him, and print fome sort of a reply that would
shut the lkrald up. Somehow or other he did
not get in town until it was so lato a9 to bo very
early; one of Uio?c cnrly hour, Jr. fact, wucalhg
printers licglu (o go houle, (Viiil nlght-odltofJ
wonder whether it is almost time for them to go.
However, late n It was, Doldrum burst lu upon
a managing editor whom ho found just ready to
depart. To him he explained his caso, and Im
plored him for the lovo of heaven, to eay
nothing of Italian opera, to print a refutation
In tho morning's paper. Tho managing
editor told him that It was Impossible,
that tho typos hud left, that the forms were
locked up, etc. etc., giving him a dozen reasons
that would have satisfied anybody not laboring
under Italian opera on the brain. But Doldrum
had made up his mind that if the tiling were
possible it should bo done 8o ho burst into
tears, wrung his hands, and exclaimed: "Wo is
me; I nm undone!" This melted the managing
editor. He raised Doldrum, lent him a clean
pocket-handkerchief to wipe his eyes with, sent
tho printer's devil out to all the neighboring
public houses to collect tho scattered typos (who
had to be paid extra), and had the article set up
and printed in that day's paper! Doldrum was
converted to the highest pinnacle of earthly
bliss, told the managing editor to scud up the
bill In the course of the day, and promised him
a box at the opera forever. Tho managing edi
tor thought ho knew human nature, and opined
that an honett heart beat in Doldrum's bosom.
So lie sent up the bill next day.
I say ho sent up the bill next day.
That bill was sent up every week regularly
for several years, and has never been paid to
this day.
The I'irirrnth Ainenilnirnt.
Thousands of people were detained for hours
yesterday in consequence of the dusky proces
sion of new-made voters parading In tho streets.
Black and brown belles of every variety of shade
and tint were out riding in barouches and fill
ing the street cars. You might almost have
thought that New York was populated by colored
people, with a few white ones sprinkled in by
way of contrast. And those colored people were
remarkably jubilant, and the white folks
generally were much more tolerant, more sym
pathetic, than could have been expected,
and seemed to agree that the day ought to be
considered us a sort of colored Fourth of July.
Still it did occur to a large quantity f business
men, and others who were retarded in their pur
suits, that no procession ought to be allowed to
interfere to such an extent w ith the transaction
of public business. Ail the crs on the west
side of the town going north and south were
detained lor nn unseasonable tune, and tho pa
tience of passengers who had no particular
fancy for the show was seriously tested.
Am Baiia.
Jn fSlCAl, UHAJUTIt'.
The City Auiiianinrnt..
Attiie Ciiepnut the "Bioplastic" Troupe and
the Laurl pantomimists will give their last
performances this afternoon aud evening.
un Monday .Mrs. J.A.Uatesand ner burlesque
combination will appear lu The Field of tlw Cloth
of Uold.
AT toe walnut .nr. on am rail w.ii appear
tnis attcrnoon as wool, in tue drama ot Tlie
Ilidrfi n liana, and this evening as "ilose and
'fcolon Shingle. The performance this evening
will conclude with the drama of The J'eep Show
Man. On Monday .Mrs. W alcot will have a
benefit.
At thb Arcjj the drama of Frou-Frou will
be repeated this evening.
AT TUB ELEVENTH KTJtEET UTERA HOUSE
a first-rate Saturday night bill is announced.
At Dtjprez & Benedict s Opera Housb
an entertaining variety of songs, dances, and
burlesques will be clven this Venice:. -
Hiqnor blitz, jr... win cive an exuibition 01
magic at the Assembly Building this evening.
1HE SENTZ-11AS8LBR UKCIJEBTRA Will give
matinee to-day at Musical Fund Hall for the
benefit of Colonel Robert w. Renshaw.
Ole Bull will give a grand concert at the
Academy ot Music on Tuesday evenlnir next
assisted by Miss Hattie Safford, Mr. William
Mncdonala, and Mr. Edward Hoffman. The sale
of scats begins at Gould s music store to-day.
1 HE J: ANOKAMA OP "1HE rILGKIM Will be
exhibited this afternoon and evening at Concert
Hall.
James E. Murdoch, E3q., will read at the
Memorial Church, Broad and Master streets, on
Monday evenlnir.
Senator KEVF.r.8 will lecture at iiorticuitnrai
Hall on Thursday evening next. Subject, "The
Press."
MAJOR-GENERAL THOMAS.
The Obneqntes at Troy Yeaterdny.
preparations for thb funeral.
Troy, April 8. With cloudless sky and genial
warmth pervading the atmosphere, the day here
is all tnat could be desired ior tne public demon
stration. Dunne the past lew days tho prcpara
tions for the funeral of Major-General Thomas
have been conducted by the Common Council
committee, consisting or Aldermen rrentico,
Don, and Wager, and Citizen s Committee, of
which ex-Mayor McCombie is chairman.
General McDowell arrived on Wednesday
night and assumed direct charge of the arrange
ments; and yesterday uiternoou uencrai isuer
man also arrived and exercised supervisory
authority over the preliminary preparations
National representatives and our citizens alike
determined Unit notning suouid bo icit undone
that could In any manner contribute to the
honor of a fallen chieftain. Troops from New
York harbor and vicinity, detailed by General
51cDowell as an escort, arrived here on the
Yandcrbilt shortly after seven o'clock this
morning, incy remained on tne boat until tne
hour assigned lor the iormlug ot the procession
These troops comprised six companies, as fol
lows: Two companies of Engineers from YVil
lett s roint, one hundred men eaeu: one com
ranv of 1st Artillery; four companies of 1st
United States Artillery, and two companies of
General Service Infantry.
the services.
Bt. Paul's Church, where the exercises took
place, was draped with American Hags bordered
with crape, and emblems of grief met the eye in
every part of the editice. Bishop Donne read
tne service, ana rroiessor uay presided at tne
organ. Tho musical portion of tho exercises
consisted of tho hymn "Brief is Life, and solo,
"1 Kuow that my Redeemer Llveth," from tho
oratorio of the Messiah. Tho procession then
formed in the following order and marched to
solemn music to tho cemetery: Ofllciatlng
clergy, body pall-bearers; Major- ienerals
Meade, Roseeraus, tieholieid, Hooker, Granger,
Newton, Ha.cn; Brigadier-General Muekay,
President of tho United States, Secretary of
War, General of tho Army, two bands of music,
committee of tho Senate of the United States,
committee of the House of Representatives,
Troops of Nutlonul Guards, N. Y. and inde
pendent military organizations; escortcomposed
of two companies of engineers from Fort Schuy
ler, and three companies from Fort Columbus,
the last numbering fifty men each.
president grant and others.
President Grant, accompanied by Gonerals
Dent uud Porter, Secretaries Belknap and
Robeson, Postmaster-General Creswell, and the
Congressional delegation, arrived in the morn
ing train from New York. President Grant,
Scnntor Fcnton, nnd Generals Dent and Porter
aie guests of Mr. Francis, of tho Troy Timet.
Secretary Belknap is stopping with Commo
dore Prince, the Postmaster-General is with
S. B. Snxton, and Secretary Robeson I nt tho
'Jroy House. General Schollold, Roberts,
Lowe, 5lcKeo. Barrett, Pitcher, Fullerton, Fos
ter, Rice, Do Pcystor, Barnuin, Taylor, Abbott,
Miirsliiill, Italne, Newton, and Granger are at
the Troy House.
lion. Horace Capron, Commissioner of Agri
culture, E. V. Smulloy, Clerk of .Military Coin
U'ittcc of the House of Representatives, A. B.
UiiiUrv.ord, of Uocton Custom House, and Dr.
J. C. McKoo, of tho United SUtea Army, are
also at tho Troy House. Lieutenant Wllhird,
v ho accompanied tho remains of tho deceased
Genet ol from Son Francisco to Troy, is a gu6st
ot tne .Mansion tioufe.
HU8INKHS BL'81'l'N DEP.
A lartre number of stores on Main street were
losed during tho moving of the procession. The
rooms ot tuo loung Mens Association were
losed from 11 to 8 o clock, and business sns
icnded from 11 until 2 o'clock. The post olllee
nnd other public offices were also closed until
alter the tunerai. lne city wears a sombre iook;
public and private buildings wear the emblems
of mourning; the streets aro filled with people,
and all the morning martial men marched to and
ro to the beating ot mulllcd drums, taking t:ieir
places in the line of tho funeral cortege.
THOSE PRESENT.
The President, Secretary of tho Treasury,
Secretary of War, Attorney-General, Postmaster-
enerai, t.cncrai enerman, congressional dele
gation, representatives oi tno army oi tuo
United States, tho Governor and Legislature of
this State, citizens and dignitaries of all ranks
of life, are present to testify tho nation's sense
of tho irreparable loss it has sustained in tlie
death of tho roan who is to-day consigned with
so much solemnity to the grave.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Mews tee First Pcuie.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
8lN RlPES B-3UM0ON RISKS V33
Si!N Sets 0-:i3iUkhi Watkk s-n
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
Gkohoe L. HrzBY, )
OiKOKOE N. Tatiiam, COMMITTEE OF THE Month.
1). C. McCAMMOK, j
COMMITTER ON ARBITRATION.
John O. James. Ueo. L. Buzby, E. A. Bonder,
win. w. rani, i nomas u. uuicspie.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Diamond State, Wood, Baltimore, A.
urnves, .ir.
r.rlg Lew is l.'lai k, l'.artlett, Port Spuln, Knight &
MlllH.
Sclir '. F. Young, Richardson, Matan.as, Warren &
uregg.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Stenmshfp Saxon, Sears, 48 hours from Boston,
whh niilse, and passengers to II. Winsor & Co. In
side the 4 'apes early jesterday morning, saw ship
Cast lne, for Antwerp, hound out; oil' Itrandywlne
J.i!iit, snip winnniea, lor Antwerp, bound our,;
lielow Mm Duoy on tlio Jtrown, ship Julia dir.) from
Liverpool ; shove Bran-lywlne, ships Theoliald, from
Liverpool ; ltoyai i narne, iroin no. ; and DarK ueeau
(llr.) from do., und a Kritlsh hrtg unknown; below
i.eiigu LiKiit, uniisii snip Andrew iovetr, irom Ar-
drns.su n, and a l!iltlnh liark unknown; below lioin-
imv hook, snip l eniaur, irom Liverpool, in tow.
eoniintr up; ship Aurora, from Ardrossan, ami four
deeply loaded schooners; above Uombay Hook, brig
iza, irom H9ua, ami sour ieiiie starr, irom ronee;
ell l.istnn's, a lirltlsh brin unknown; above Reedy
Jslaini, lirinsn britf uraneli, from I'lenlwejroH; sehrs
Z. Halliway ('.' lien Halldav. from Pensacola) : Thos.
Clyde, from Trinidad ; Mary Viineleaf, and several
others unknown ; above rsew i usile, sehrs b. r. M.
T'lsker, from savannah ; Annie Aiurciuc, Sarah
lirucn.
Steamer D. I'tley, Davis, 24 hour3 from New Y'ork,
with mdse. to W. M. Ilaird t'o.
Steamer S. C. Walker, Sherin, 24 hours from New
York, with muse, to vv. m. Hand vo.
Steamer Taeony, Nichols, 24 houri from New York,
wun in a He. u w. jvi. liiiiru & w,
Pal. bark Kngenla, Uenfante, TSd iys from Palermo,
wirn rruit. to iiuiieu on.
RrlK Kliza Henrietta, Dahnis, 14 days from Satrna,
with sugar to (ieo. C. Carson & Co. Encouutered
very heavy weather the entire passage.
Brig K. A. Bernard, Reed, U0 days from Matanzas,
wnn moiusses 10 oonu jtiuson &, co. vessel to sou-
der & Adams.
Schr C. W. May. Kimmey, 22 days from Trinidad.
with sugar to S. & Y. Welsh. Have had bad weather
north oi lat. 32.
Schr Win. U. Thomas. Winsmoro, 16 days from
Cienfaegos, with sugar to (ieo. C. Carson Co.
Schr M. A. Folsom, Rose, 12 days from Matan.as,
with molasses to Thos. Wattson 4 Sons vessel to
Warren & Gregg.
Schr A. E. Derrtckson, Tunnell, from brig Man
lius. ashore at Clarke's Point, with 71 hhds. and 9
boxes sugar to liaueu a son.
Schr Eliza A. West, Evans, from brig Manllns.
ashore at Clarke's Point, with 65 hhds. and 9 boxes
sugar to uaiieit a con.
Correspondence of The, Fveninq Telegraph.
EASTON & McMAUON'S BULLETIN.
New York Office, April 8. Seven barges leave
in tow to-nignt ior uaitimore, light.
Baltimohk Branch Office, April 8. The follow
log barges leave in tow to-night, eastward :
l aseadilla. G. II. Stewart. U. C. Batteries. U. L.
Wllgus, II. Campbell, F. E. (Jrecmnan, and San
Jacinto, an wun coal ior .ewi one
Joseph Lord, with coal, for Philadelphia.
Flour City, with phosphato, for NewarK. N. J.
Philadelphia Branch Office, April 9 Barge
J. E. Dunham, with coal for Baltimore, left lost even
ing. L. D. Cummings, with chalk, left for New York
to-uay. L,. c. c.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Bazaar, Jellerson, hence, was going np to
New Orleans 2d lnst.
Ship Thomas Harward, Strickland, cleared at New
Orleans 2d insr. ior Havre, wit n a ion Dales couon.etc.
Steamship Whirlwind, Sherman, hence, at Provi
dence ctn lust.
Steamship J. W. Everman, Hinckley, hence, at
Richmond P. M. Uth lnst., and sailed again A. M. 7th
to return.
Bark Ella Moore, Marsters, hence, remained at
Antwerp 24th ult. for New xorK soon.
Bark Isaac R. Davis, Hand, hence, at Zaza 20th ult.
Brig Dominion, White, hence for Halifax, at Port
land til h lnst.
Brig Kate Foster, Flckett, for Philadelphia, at
sagua 10 anys since.
Schr Challenge, from Searsport for Philadelphia,
at I'ort and Gtli lnst.
Schr F. R. Baird, Ireland, for Philadelphia, at
Sagua 10 (lavs since.
bchrE. F.'cabada, stover, from Mobile, at Sagua
VI days since ior i-iniaueipiiiii.
Schr A. E. Sulford, Powell, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Fail lover Olh insr.
Schr T. B. Colton, Robinson, hence, at Galveston
1st lnst.
fechr (Joddess. Kellry, hence, at Boston Oth Inst,
Schr Chalons, TlioniHS, f roin Searsport forPhila-
de nil a. ul Boottlbuv anil un.
fcrhr ceorge S. Adams, Baker, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Portland 4iu msi.
NOTICE TOMARINER8.
All tho Iron cuu and nun buoys which were taken
up in November last, ami substituted by spar buoys
for Hie winrer, III i.oiik 'smuu buiiimi hiiu inniuanes,
will be replaced during this mouth in their proper
positions.
Tho French Covernment has given notice that
from the Kith dav of March, ls;o, tl.e following alter
ation would be made iu the green light on the South
Mule of the nori of Algiers, lor the purpose of Indl-
eiitlnir tlie nrogress of extension of the North Mole.
The light will be obscured from the direction of
ttii red Hilit on ilie North Molo, to the Belle Buoy
at the extremity of the Mole in the course of con
struction, or through an angle or about au degrees.
Directions Vessels approaching the port from the
northward should, alter sighting the red light on the
North Mole, steer south, keeping, at tho leust, a
(iniirter of a mile to. the eastward of the red light
until the green light of the South Mole Is seen, in
order to clear the extremity of the Mole In construc
tion, and then steer In between the lights. In pass
ing in, the green light will be briefly obscured lu the
direction as anovejiwiiii.
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This Is a pnre article, containing no excess of
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vessels, hotels, restaurants, boarding-houses, and
private families will find this soap Invaluable for
washing dishes and keeping sinks free from grease.
Meaning ana ciouudk usea dv me bick, even irom
the most Infectious diseaHes, as small-pox. -virulent
fevers, etc, are completely auinrected by its use.
CARBOLIC DISINFECTING SOAP,
For washing horses, cattle, pics, dogs, etc., to rid of
and protect them from vermin, and Is indispensable
to every stock-raiser and owner. It will positively
deBtrov an insect nie on cauie, ana care mange,
BcraicucB, ana Borea 01 on &inua.
ALSO,
CARBOLIC PLANT PROTECTOR,
CARBOLIC SOFT SOAP,
CRESYLJC OINTMENT,
CRE3YLIC SHEEP DIP
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. 8 16 tothslm
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
JOHN WYETIX & Z2RO.
UPHOLSTERY COOPS, ETO.
NOBLIT, BROWN, NOBLIT & CO.,
Nos.222 and 218 S. SECOND Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers hi
Upholstery Goods,
Car Trimmings.
Cabinet Makers' and Undertakers'
Finding!.
Swiss and Nottingham Curtains,
Hair Seating, Curled Hair Bedding,
ETC. ETO., 3l8tm5p
Wholesale and Retail.
CARRIAGES.
C AR11IAGES.
WM. D. ROGERS,
CAIHIIAGS BUILDER,
ORIGINAL AND ONLY
Manufacturer of the Celebrated
ROGERS CARRIAGES,
lOOU nml lOll
CHESNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
New and elegant styles of Carriages constantly
produced. 8 82 tuthaSmrp
D EINO AND SOOURINO.
T O N 1' " HI O T T K T,
tl RLKVlt DK PARIS,
FRKNOH BTKAM UYKINCJ AND BOOTJRINa,
On an--kind of wwnnj Apparel, for ljamee, uenw, ana
CbiUlruD. Patent aitratna lor btretuhiug FauUl tnm
onetotWeliMihea. M . ,, . L
M FfcUdelpnia
PAPER HANQINQS.
T OOK I LOOK ! ! LOOK 1 1 1 WALL PAPERS
J-i and Linen Window Bhadee Mum factored, the
ehenpeet in the ait, at JOlifibTON'ri Depot. No. Il4
BfKlNG GAKDKN btreet, below Kleretitk. lifBAeM, Ne
lul i'KDKBAIi iUMk OaaMtan. Maw Jmes, Mt
AGRICULTURAL..
C LANDRKTH'S EXTRA KARLY PF.AS,
m.k. a pine an. I roliublo evor. l'.ir khIo br
1. I.AtVimKI'lt A SD,
K. 21 and 2.1Soiilh 61 X I H Mlrcet.
FOTR.-Kfivrly llfijr tra'S ac" (1W IU for prwliMHW-
rln lniKini .K. i Ho Into II, ( !. I.amlret'i, Introiliiced
and riAin.il the almvo IVa. ami llim to iliiyll. rmntlnn on
eiulii4 In rnrlinc-ia, vriKiiirtivounw, noi4 Knuiiral (tnod
(liiiilit'n cmnliiriHii. 'Ihrrn hnv mru i(( nt, an might
have bnen exiicoled, num-mt. niiurlona anl dnn.rate
Tnrii"ti, tnrinnd "Kxira Karly;1' tUrfor, all peroona
wbn have occasion to purchase bate need to be on thir
nard. It'
Q BUIST'S WARrTnTED HARDEN
2),8FKIiH. Tbe Neods we i tier arm excliiil'oly tiiose o(
Dur own growth, and will bfi found far superior to thoe
anifrBlll sold by dealort. Market Rardonera and priTt,e
families, towlmm rclUble secda are of tlie utmost lin-
AHRTCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
m n ttiM Tnnl a Plnnv.. n r-ni.i.
tns, Koed 8owers. Cliurns, ('anlnn and Finld Kellers,
Lawn Mowers, KaHroad and Garden Wheelbarrows; Har.
rttraw, and Fodder Cnltera, all at. reduced prions. Call
and examine oar atock KOIIKKT llljis'l , ,1b.,
Or.f.lf WAKKIUIUHK,
S 17 Ira Woe. P23 and M4 MAKKKT Htreet.
r THE PHILADELPHIA. LAWN MOWER.
X This fa thn most Improved hand marhlna made.
and ia just t he article needed by all who bare grass to out.
It can lie npnratoa ny a luiiy wiiiiout; laiiRUe. fries
and every Mower warranted. Snjii by
nr. ivi nuin i , uif..
81 .K.D WAR KlifMISK,
3171m Kns.K2andJ4MAKKKTKtrnet
C7t APPLE, PEAR, CHERRY, AND PEACH,
-ri Dwarf and Standard, inhenrina order; Shade Trees
Murirol. Kverirreens for Lawns. Ileduoa. etc.
Address, J.
PKRKINS, iMOORF.STOWN. N. J.
4 H
MEDICAL.
rpnE UKIVBltSITr MEDICINES ARE
THE FAVORITE PRESCRIPTIONS
or TUB
New York Medical University.
Rnlinble Remedies of a hiffh Soientifio cbaraoter.de.
eianed for tho cure ot nil diaeuses.
PlittrAltf.i oikiuiJjV nuuununit iu lull
LAVVH Of MeUlUAL, UUI'-Tlim til.
The tlniversitv Medtcinus are prenarvd in oonaonnnoe
with tbe views ot a number of distinguished living Ameri.
can Pliysicinns, who believe tbat tbe time ia come when
educated rrysicians siioum arise ana mine a decisive
etlort to overthrow the hoallhlestroyinK system ef Onack
ery prevailing in every town and city, and substitute
ISCIKM'IFIU RKKPONKIBLF RKMF.DIALS, la place
of the worthless or dangerous Patent Medicines Hooding
tbeoountry.
I twee remedies are preparea ny ine newiy nisooverea
Chcminal process of Pro'etsor Scott, te'mnd BTKAM
ULTRA'l ION, by whioh the entire Activo Prineiple of
any herb, drag, or chemical ia thoroughly oxtracte.1, and
ita curative properties inoeased a hundred fold over
tho e mado in the ordinary manner.
They are standard, most ot the ingredients constituting
thrra bavina been used by the physicians of tbe Univer
sity, in tneir private praotioe, lor more Mian twenty yeare.
Although but recently bronght before the publio in
their present form as FIRFBluK RKMKDIKrt. they aro
rapidly aupcneding tbe old poisons. Patent Modioines and
IN'auacons Drupe.
They are taken in email doses.
1'ney are pleaKant to the tasie.
Tlicir erltts are almost instantaneous.
Trior are batnileeit to all
Wo have do one flURR ALL for all diseases, but
regular py.tem of Kcmeeiea tor each distinct class of
malndies. , , ,
Alist ofotir Fotnediea and a valuable Medical Book
stiH free to anv address.
PUILADKLPHIA BRANCH:
Corner of KKVKNTKENXU and OUHSNUT Btreots.
ADV1CH FREK.
aslmrp JOSEPH O. HARROLD.
TVTEW DISCOVERY. F.LIXIR J. F. BER-
1 NARD TONISTHKNfOUK. ANTI-DYSPF.PTIO.
1 he snvnrul observations made by the best Physicians of
tho I'acuite de Paris have proved that the sicknesses
arising from Itupovorisla-eont of the blood or norvaus ex
haustion, viz. : Aliinm, Olalorosis, byinpathisme,
Phthisic. Diabetes, Allmmineria, Bcorbut, etc.. etc., are
radically cured with the F.LIXIR J. F. BKIUMARD,
. . ,n . . iiviiMi ult xt ct nirm u : . .
M or. Foe aalo by all respectable druggists. 8 1 tuthaj
LEGAL. NOTICES.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
X RTATKS FOR THK KAHTKRN DISTRICT OF
PKNN8YLVANIA.-1BOMA8 W. hrVKKNKV, of
Reading, in tbe County of Berks, and State of Pennsyl
vania, in the said Distriot, a Bankrupt, who formerly
carried on bnsiness in Philadelphia, Pa.t under tbe firm
name of T. W, Sweeney, Jr., said firm being composed of
himself and R. Ilollmitn und Ixaao Walls, both of Miners
vilie. Pa., having petitioned for hia discharge, a mooting of
creditors will be held on the 12tb day of April, A. f). 1H7U
at 2 o'clock P. M., beforo Register H. M AL TZHHKUKB,
at hisotlice, No. 4riN. (SIXTH Btreet, Reading, Pa., that
tho examination of the said bankrupt may be rluished, and
an; business of meetings required by Boot ions 37or'M of
the act of Congress transacted. 1'he Register will certify
whether the Bankrupt baa conformed to uis duty. A
bearing will also be bad on WKDNKSDAY, the27tn day
of April, A. 1). 1HTU. before tho Court at Philadelphia,
at lu o'clock A. M., when and wnere parties in interest
may snow cause against tne aiscnarge.
.. ii. . nwi v mntrii ini'D
5"7r) Judge of tbe said District Court, and the seal
J thereof, at Philadelphia, the litb. day of March,
' O. R. FOX, Clerk.
Attest H. MAl-TZTiKnoBR, Register. 4 I t27
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY;
JL AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Katnte of ROBERT U. McLKOD. dooeaaed.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, set tie, and
admat the account of Till M AS O. MoLKOD and JOHN
J. BARTHOLOMEW, Kxecutor of the estate of RO
BERT Mi'LHOD, deceased, and to report distribution
of the balance in tne nanaa oi tne accountant, wiu
UIWW I.UO lf.f M.D IUIOIOTIW.1UI vv uutiniwa ua i'
pointment, on TUUHSDAY, April 7. l7(l, at 4 o'clock
P.M., at hia office. No. Utj South SIXTH Street (second
story;, in tne CUT oi rDiiaaeipuia.
EGBERT K. NICHOLS,
3 31 thstuBt Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITr
X AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of JAME8 HICK, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle, and
adinst the account of MaRY RICE. Administratrix of
JAMES KICK.deoeaaed, and to report distribution of the
balance in tbe hands of tbe accountant, will meet the
parties Interested, for tbe purpose of hia appointment, on
TUESDAY. April 19, 1H70. at 11 o'clock A. M., a hia
office, No. 131 Hi. FIFTH Street, in the oity of PhHadel-
pnia. i LuniuDi
PROPOSALS.
FFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
J 8. W. OORNER SIXTH AND HANSOM 8TS.
PROPOSALS FOR STREET CLEAN I NU.
Pealod Proposala will be received at the OFFIOK of the
BOARD OF HEALTH until U o'clock noon, on the 19th
day of April, 1H7U. for cleaning and keeping thoroughly
clean at alltimes.from tbe date of eoutract toitbe 31st day
ot Decemue r. levi, au tne pavea streets, aueys, courts,
inlets, market houses, gutters, gutters under railroad
crossings, gutters of unpaved streets, and ad othor publio
highways, and tbe immediate removal of all filth and dirt
tuxrefrom, after the same baa been oollected together.
Also, the removal of ashes, and the collection and burial
ef all dead animals in tbe built-np portion of the city
lying nortu oi AHegnany avenue. Known as BriaesDurg
aoil nan mora, anu termea ine l wentietn aistriot.
F'scb bid muht be accompanied with a certificate from
the City Solicitor tbat security has been entered at tbo
l.nw Department in the sum of five bundrod dollars
(6MI), in compliance with an ordinance of Counoilsap
proved May 1, IMiO.
The Board reserves tbe right to reject any and all hide.
Warranta for the payment of said contracts wilt be
drawn in conformity with section live of the act of Assem
bly approved March 18, 18oH.
Fnvelopes enclosing proposals must be endorsed "Pro
posals for Street loaning."
v KL1AB WARD, M. D , President.
Char. B. BAnnF.TT, Saoretary. i tj lot
COVERNMENT SALES.
s
ALE OF A NAVY VESSEL.
Navy Dkpartmknt.
BCKK CONSTKUCTION ANO KKTAIIt,
Washington, I). C, April 0, is;
SiO.j
The Navy Depiirtment will oiler for salo at
PI BLIC AUCTION, at the Inltod BtatPh Naw
Yard, Brooklyn, on the Wd day of April, lts70, at 12
o'clock, M., the live-oak frame, eopper-faatened
screw uteamor
6KMINOLE,
of W'O tons, old measurement.
The vessel and her Inventory can bo examined at
any time on application to the Commandant of the
Yard, one-half of tlie whole amount ( tlie purchase
money must le deposited at the time of adjudica
tion, and the balance within live (5) days thereafter,
nml the vesBel must be removed Iroin the Nuvy
Yard within two () weeks from the day of gale.
The (iovernment reserves the right tr withdraw
the vessel from sale for any purchaser who will pay
the appraised value, with au Increase of ten (10) per
centum theieto. 4 6 tutlisilt
CLOTHS. O ASSIMERE3. ETO.
Q L O T H HOUSE.
J d M E 8 & HU DER,
No. 11 Nortli RI3COIl Street,
Sign ot the Gulden Lamb,
Areaw receiving a large and splendid assortment
of new stylei of
FANCY CASSIMEUES
And standard makes of DOESKINS, CLOTIH and
COATINGS, SSSmwi
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AMUSEMENTS.
TAURA KKKM K'S
LAST iH RBNUK TO NKiHT OF Tul oKR
MAN IUOPLABTIU THOUPR KH
Lack i family ok pantomimists.
PRISMATIC FOUNTAINS.
C2S3B Tableaux vivanih, and
PROFKHSOK BCHMIDT AN PUPIM.
MONDAY MR8 JA M KS A. OATRH COMHAUr.
,yiKLU OF T1IK PLOT It OF OOLU.
WALNUT STREET THKATRltTI
, . THIS (Batnrday) RVKNINO, April o,
lat Bight of tha celetirated eccentric comedian.
, . MR. F. 8. (JIIANFRAU.
By desire A. N. Baker'a drama, entitled
MOSK; OR. A OLANCJK AT NKW YORK.
,r?"e ; MR. F. H. (JIIANFRAU
Xo commence with the cnnile drama of
a i Bl, , H01.0N bliINil.K.
Solon Bhlngle.... Mr. F. 8. CHANKRAU
1o conolude with the domestic drama of
THK PF.KP.HHOW MAN.
MATJF'KT,P.1S 8nrday) AFI'MKNOON at J o'clock.
When will be piesanted THK HIDDKN H AND.
MRS. JOHN DREW8 ARCH STREET
THKATRK. Retrlna M tot.
. FROU FROU AT TI1K AROH.
MONDAY, AND KVRRY K.VKNINO,
Mr. AuRastin Daly'a lucoeaafol comedy from the
French, entitled
FROU-FROU,
With every Hcene,
Costnme, and Appointment. Haw
MRS. JOHN DKltW aeUlLBKRlK.
Aided by the full Company.
Meats aeenred sii dsya In advance.
FOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE.
WALNUT Htreet, above Eia-hth, '
KVFRY F.VKNINO, world rem.wnd Gymnasts, the
I AHIil II1M1TIIIDQ LUAIut.. n.T.i. ..V!?
AltKF MARTPH W'ARHFN, ROBERT bVtLFR
AR PANTOMIME TKOUPK-The heal.
SI
lists in the world, in "Dodging for a Wife," "I Re.
velrie
jnirm i-miHiiniuo, anu ivinan aiacaire." Mad He Ua
DUPBEZ A BENEDICT'S OPERA IIOUSH.
BEVKNTH Bt., below Arch flt Theatre Oomlona J
CONTINUED BKII LIANT BUl'OK.SS.
THIS EVVNINn. DUPHK?! A BENEDICT'S
(iHi ANTIC MINdTREIJs
OFFER A (JRKAT SENSATION BI1L,
Tlrst Time Dougherty's HunKey and Dory.
t list Time Buriewpie Paris Milliner.
V EW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE.
Xl ELEVENTH (Street, above Chesnnt.
THE FAMILY KKSOHT.
rtAPtVnt,'41UU X 11IV DVtU in.' l.T-T. TTT O
the great Utar 'I roupe of the world, in their uneanalled
KltilOPIAN SOIllKKR,
Dr.at l iri ii nai.ijAo, bonus.
OPKRATIO BKLKOTIONS, and
LAl'fiH ABLK BURLEBtlUES
EVERY RVKNINO
w J. L. OAKNOBOB8, Manager.
R. F. SIMPSON, Treasurer. Uto
o
L E BULL
RKBPEOTFCLLY ANNOUNCES
ONE OkANIl IlllPJilkHI'
At the AO A DEM Y OK MI'siO, Philadelphia,
TUESDA Y EVKN1KU, April Li,
afistcd by the following srtists;
hubs HA! l ie, ISA r I'OKD,
The favorite Soprsno.
Mr. WILLIAM MAODONALD,
The popular Tenor.
Mr. EDWARD HoFEM AN.
. . , The distinguished Pianist and Composer.
Admission, $1. Family Circle, ft) cents. No extra
charge for Reserved Seats. Sale of tickets begins at
('oulu'sMnsio Store. on Saturday Morning, April 9, 1870,
from H A. M. to 6 P. M. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Con.
cert begins at 8.
. . AIJCX. BULL, Business Manager.
J. JAY WATBOW, Ageat. 4 tt
TEMPLE OF WONDERS. ASSEMBLY BUILD
INO. SIONOR BLITZ. .Trt,
SPUYNX. SPHYNX. BPHYNX.
M AGIO, VENTRILOQUISM, and OANAKIES.
EVERY RVKNINO at 7K. WEDNESDAY And
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 8.
VALER'8 (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
OA RDFN, Nos. m, 7-J2. 734. and 7M VINE Street.
THE (.RAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the proper
Of the GRAND DI KE OF BADEN, purchased at great
expenso by JACOB VALKR. of thia oity, in combination
with I LAMER'S ORCHESTRA and Miss NELLIH
ANDERSON, will perform EVERY AETKJhVNOOS and
EVENING at tbe above mentioned place.
Admission free. 1 13tf
CENTZ AND HA88LER'S MATINEES
O MUSICAL FUND HALU 1S68-70. every SATUR.
DAY AFTERNOON at 8j o'clock. lu 1
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE BY ORDER OF THE
Orphans' Court, at the
t-tii.AUf,i.t riiA KAUU ANUK.
BY M. THOMAS SONS.
ON TUESDAY,
April U. 1H70,
The three-story brick DWELLING HOU8E, No. SH4
Spruce street; rooms large and airy. Lot 24 feet 8
inches front by 140 feet deep to a street. Large yard and
liable on the rear. To beaold subject to a mortgage of
$7000. May be seen any time prior to tbe day of
eale; 4 2 sws3t
WEST PHILADELPHIA FOR SALE
or to Rent. NO. 4118 SPRUOK Street, aer hanrt.
some brown stone front Residence, Mansard roof, sido
yum, an raoueru conveniences, in perfect oruor. Imme
diate possession.
No. 41 IU PINE Street-Double Mansion, built of dressed
grey stone, side yard, every convenience, in perfect order
Posaeasion May 1.
O. J. FELL A BRO.,
4 8 smwlm No. 120 8, FRONT Street.
m CHESTNUT HILL. FOR SALE, A
-aaaL country-seat of 6 acres (near the depot, with fine
view) ; atone mansion, with heater, range, gaa, and water ;
gardener's boose and stable; green-hooso ,and grapery
(in bearing); ice house (tilled); fruit, flower, and vegeta
ble gardens well stocked.
Apply from 9 to 12. J. K. MITCHELL,
8 31 thstu6t No. 810 YORK Avenue.
CHESNUT HILL. FOR SALE, OR
Exchange for a oity residence, one nf t.hn meat
leairable places on tbe Hill Mansion, with healer, num.
water, grapery, green-bouse, ioe-bouse. Near tbe Depot.
with a fine view, bend for description.
J. K. MITCHELL,
4lai4184t No. 810 YORK Avenue.
MERCHANTVILLE. N. J. BUILDING
sites for sale, five minutes' walk from Welwood
tuition.
THIRTY MINUTES lawJM FRONT AND MARKET
STREETS,
Philadelphia. Address J. W. TORREY,
JlWlm No. 1H7 CHESNUT Street. Philadelphia.
TO RENT.
H TO RENT DURING SUMMER (WEST
Philadelphia),
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE,
With large Grounds, Stable, etc.
Inquire No. 1008 CHESNUT Street,
4 8tbb2t
Second Stoiy.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES TO RENT
In Holmesburg, Twenty-third ward, about eight
miles from the city-Three COTTAGE HOUSES, with
Brown-atone Fronts, Frenoh Roof, Parlor, Dining
oom, and two Kitchens on first floor, large Yard, all tho
modern improvements; accessible several times a day by
Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad.
Apply to CHARLES H. MAKSON,
4 2 81 No. 31 N. SIXTH Street.
TO LET THE STORE PROPERTY NO.
72a Obeannt street, twenty five feet front, on ban
dred and forty-Ova feet deep to Bennett street. Back
buildings Ova stories high. Possession May 1, 1870. Ad
dress THOMAS S. EL ETO HER.
18 lOtf Delanoo. N. J.
FOR RENT A LARGE STORE AND
!Sl Dwelling, No. 1218 Ridge avenue, newly fitted np
wall all modern conveniences. Apply to L U. PKHJK,
No. 64 N. SEVENTH Srreet.
Slotf
REAL. ESTATE ACENT.
FRED. SYLVESTER.
EEAL ESTATE B It O EE It,
no. 208 South FOIJKTII Street,
8 8 !n PHILADELPHIA.
UMBRELLAS.
r UMBRELLAS! UMBRELLAS! AT GOLD
J Prices, if the PUBLIC will pay in COLD. Ever
varie'yit Umbrellas Silk, Alpaca, Gingham, and Cut
ton timbre lias, made to wear (no auction trash), but well
made tor use, at HINCKLEY'S Oid Stand,
No. m VINE Street.
iEstabl'shed forty years ago. 8 30 12t
QOLONNADE HOTEL,
FIFTEENTH AND CHESNUT STS.,
BNTIBELY HEW AND HANDSOMELY FUR
NISHHD, is now ready for permanent or transient goeata.
No. loot) of HOI EL FRONT STORK TO LET ver
low to a responsible party. 4