THE IiAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH Fill LAPEL Pill A, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18,, 1870.
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Cltv Affnlr. '
The annual meetiosr of .tha ReDnblican
Invincible Club, to elect an eieentive com
mittee for 1870, was held last sight at the
Assembly Buildings, Mr. Alex. P. Gotesbary
presiding, and Mr. II. G. Hawkins acting as
(Secretary. A motion to proceed with ita
election being adopted, the President stated
that it was Lia official dity to select teller,
and be then appointed George ' Trnuiaa,
Charles Darragb, and Colonel 15. L. Taylor.
A member nominated two gentlemen to act
as tellers. The Chairman rnled it out of
order, and considerable confusion ensued.
An appeal from the decision was made, and
after a division the President declared that
the appeal was not sustained. ! A great up
roar followed, which finally terminated in a
large number of those present leaving the
room. Printed tickets were then distributed,
and the election proceeded with, and while
the tellers were counting the votes, speeches
were made by Colonel Wm. McMichael, Lewis
Wain Smith, J. K. McCammon, 8. W. Penny
pecker, and others.
Those wbo left the room organized a meet
ing outside, at which an Executive Committee
was also selected. Thus the Invincibles com
mence the campaign with a serious split in
their ranks.
The Grand Jury of the United States
District Court yesterday found a bill of in
dictment against Messrs. McDevitt & Young,
rectifiers; George Shaffer and Augustus
Crowell, for the alleged removal of whisky in
fraud of the revenue laws; and William B.
Grover, on the charge of aiding in the manu
facture and circulation of counterfeit beer
(tamps.
The Board of Trustees of the Northern
Home for Friendless Children have elected
the following-named gentlemen its officers for
the current year: President, J. Wiegand;
Treasurer, James L. Claghorn; Secretary, M.
J. Mitcheson; Assistant Secretary, Theodore
Earp; Solicitors, J. J. Barclay, M. J. Mitche
Bon. John Mason, aged twenty-six years, re
siding at No. 2509 Pine street, fell from a
fence yesterdey and broke an arm. Albert
Rummell, residing at No. 1121) Kates street,
fell from a ladder yesterday, at Arch and
Twenty-second streets, and was severely in
jured. Both sufferers were taken to the
Pennsylvania Hospital.
Last evening about 7 o'clock a fire broke
ont in the liquor store of M. Kuhn & Brother,
No. 138 N. Third street, which was extin
guished before much damage had been done.
The District Court yesterday reappointed
the following gentlemen Inspectors of the
County Prison: Drs. John B. Biddle, A.
Hodman Paul, and Edw. II. Trotter.
Permits were granted during 18G9 by the
Board of Health for the removal of 1357 dead
bodies, principally from burial grounds
in the built-up portion of the city.
Domestic Affairs.
Gold closed yesterday at 11 4 J.
The Dickinson College difficulty has been
adjusted. .
The elections in New York yeBterday
resulted in the success of the Tammany
ticket. i
Another students' rebellion is reported.
This time it is in the Pennsylvania College,
Gettysburg. '
Mr. Archibald is said to have been ap
pointed Lieutenant-Governor of the new
colony of Manitobah. ' . '
Attorney-General Hoar- decides that in
ternal revenue officers are entitled to moie
ties as informers. j ' .' ,
Last evening the registration closed in
Richmond. The whites, formerly in a mino-
Two persons were killed and several
wounded by an accident on a branch of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
yesterday. . 1
Sir Stafford Heathcote has left New York
om his way to Winnipeg. It is said he goes
on a diplomatic mission to the Red River
insurgents.
Governor Bullock was farther examined
by the Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday,
in reference to the alleged corruption over
the Georgia bill. !
Another raid by Indians on the Kansas
Pacifio Railroad is reported. Troops have
been stationed along the road with instruc
tions to severely chastise the redskins. . i . .
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Forelca Affair.
Espartero declines to be a candidate for
the bpanish crown. I
Women are pronounced ineligible as
parish guardians in England. 'I
There are to be no grand fetes in Paris
on the announcement of the vote on the
vlebiscitum. as was reported. - - ' ; . :
Two more Marseillaise editors have been
sent to jail, and publication of the paper is
suspended for two months.
France will require Greece to pay the
ransom of any Frenchman who may be cap
tared by brigands in that country.
GEORGIA.
The BUI for the Keeonstmetloo and Admission
I 110 suit,
The House Reconstruction Committee mot
vesterday and agreed upon the bill for the ad
mission of Georgia. The proposition offered
bv General Butler at the previous meeting
was adopted, and he was directed to report
the bill to the uouse. it is ine diu ongi
nallv reported by the committee, with a sin-
cle amendment. As the bill has been so
much changed since it was at first reported,
we append it as now agreed upon by the com
mittee: I
Wliertas, The people of Georgia have framed and
udoDted a Constitution of State government which
. la republican : and whereas, the Legislature of Geor
gla, elected under said Constitution, has ratified the
lourteenin sun ni tecum nuieuumuuu) m mo vuusu.
tutloa of the United States; and whereas, the per
rnrmanca of these several acts In good faith is a con-
dltion precedent to the representation of tha State
ui Congress ; therefore, 1
ti it enacted bv the SeBate and House of Repre
sentatives of the United States of America In Con.
gres assembled, That the said State of Georgia la
cnitfiori tn renresentatlon In the Coneress oi the
United States; provided, that before any member of
the Legislature of said State shall take or resume
his seat, or any officer of said State shall enter upon
the rtutifu,f hia (, nice, he shall take and subscribe.
and Hie in the office of the Secretary of State of
Georgia, for permanent preservation, an otttu or
am" inatlon in tbe form following: "I.
do : plemnly swear (or affirm) that I have never taken
an atb, as a member of Congress, or as an officer of
the United States, or as a member of any State Legis
lature, or as an executive or Judicial officer of any
State, to support the Constitution of the United
States, and afterwards engaged In Insurrection or
rebellion against tne same, or given aid or com
foit to the enemies thereof. 8j help me God.'
Or under the pains and penalties of periury (as
the case may uej. -r su-u unua anaii, in tike mau
ner, take, subscribe, and hie the following oath or
affirmation : ."I, oo solemnly swear (or
.mrtii) that I have or act of Consreai of th irntiuii
States! been relieved from the disabilities Imposed
upon me by the fourteenth amendment ef the Con
..(tutinn of the United States. Be heln me Orui
Or under the pains and penalties of perjury as the case
... i- which oaths or affirmations shall be tak
before and certlned by any offlcsr lawfully amho
tn administer oaths. And any person who
ball knowingly swear or affirm falsely in taking
either of such oaths er affirmations shall be desmed
eullty of periury, and shall be punished therefor by
f.nnrw.nnint not leas than one year, and not more
than ten years, and shall be hoed not leas than one
rtoimra and not more than tea thousand
rioilars. And in all trials for any violation of this act
tie certificate el the taking of either of said ouuuor
mrmatlonn, with proof of the mjfnatnre of the party
accused, shall tn taken and held as oonolnsivs evi
dence taut inch oatn or aflltmatlon wm regularly
and lawfully administered by competent authority;
and provided further, that every anch person who
phalf neglect for a period of thirty 1aya next after
the pannage of thin act to take, subscribe, and file
snch oath er affirmation aa aforesaid, shall be
deemed and taken to all Intents and purposes to
have vacated his office; and provided farther, that
the State of Georgia Is admitted to representation In
Congress as one of the States of the t'nlon, upon tie
following fundamental conditions: First. That the
Constitution of tteorgia shall naver be so amended
or changed aa to deprive any citizen or class
of citizens of the United States of the rlirht
to vote who are entitled to vote by the
Constitution aa herein recognised, except as a
punishment tor such crimes as are now felonies
at common law. whereof they shall have
been duly convicted under laws equally applicable
to all the Inhabitants of said State; provided, tnat
any alteration of said Constitution, prospective in
Its effects, may be made In regard to the time and
place of residence of voters. Second. That It shall
never be lawful for the said State to deprive any
citizen of the United States, on account of his race,
color, or previous condition of servitude, of the right
to hold office under the Constitution and laws or
said State, or upon any such ground to require of
blm any other qualifications for office than such as
are required of all other citizens. Third. That the
Constitution of Georgia shall never be so amended
or changed as to deprive any citizen or class of citi
zens of the United States of the school rights and
privileges secured by the Constitution of said State.
Section 8. And be It further enacted, That so
much of the act entitled "An act making appropria
tions for the support of the army for the year ending
June 80, 1868, and for other purposes," approved
March 8, 1667, as prohibits the organization, arming,
or calling into service of the militia force In the
States of Georgia, Mississippi, Texas, and Virginia,
be and the same Is hereby repealed
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Newt ne First Pays.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT.
Sdn Risks 4-40 1 Mooh Risks n-03
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
John O. Jamis, )
C. B. DEKBOKOW, V COMMITTBB OP THB MONTH.
T. L. Qll.I.SHPlg, ) .
IHOYEItlKNTS OP OCEAN STEAM U I PS.
FOR AMERICA.
Smidt. Bremen ....New York..
Bcllona London New York..
.April S3
.April 23
.April 80
.May 8
C. of New Yorx.Llverpool. ..New York
Samaria Liverpool. ,
Britannia Glasgow..
Bornssla Havre
The Queen Liverpool.
Erin Liverpool.
.New York v B
.New York....
.New York....
.New York....,
.May
.May
May
May
May
..New York....,
Rising Star.... Stettin Newport
Enropa Glasgow. . . .New York May
Minnesota... . . .New York. . .Liverpool. May
Scotia New York... Liverpool. May
W'nM etropolls .New York ... Havre May
Tarifa New York. . .Liverpool May
Ilansa. New York.. .Bremen May
C. of London. . .New York. . .Liverpool. May
Bellona New York . . .London M ay
Columbia New York... Glasgow May
Donau New York... Bremen May
Idaho New York . . . Liverpool. May
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Lafayette New York. ..Havre May
C.of Paris New York... Liverpool May
C of Baltimore New York. . .Liverpool May
COASTWISE, DOMESTIC ETC
Prometheus... .Philadelphia. Charleston... . . May
Columbia New York. . .Havana via N as May
Fah-Kee. New York... Bermuda ..... May
Pioneer Philadelphia. Wilmington ....May
Tonawanda. . . . Philadelphia. Savannah ...... M ay
Hen.Channcey.New York. . . A spin wall May
South Amertca.New York. ..Rio Janeiro May
Achilles PMladelphla.New Orleans. ..May
J.W. Everman. Philadelphia. Charleston May
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Maus are rorwaraea dy every steamer in the regu
lar lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Contt
nent call at Southampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. "
Ship Saranak, Dunlevy, Jr., Mobile, Cope Bros.
Steamer J. S. Shrlver, Webb, Baltimore, A.Groves,Jr.
Sw. bark Bloomer, Culberg, Gibraltar Ior orders, L.
wesiergaara uo.
Schr Thomas Clyde, Cain, Weymouth, Slnnlckson &
Co. , .
Schr P. A. Gran, Lake, Norwich, do.
Schr K. A. Cheesborough. Smith. Stonlngton. do.
Schr Minnesota, Phlnney, Hyannls, do.
Schr Chas. Cooper, Nickerson, Chatham, . do.
Schr Marietta liana, norton, orient, ao.
Schr D. S. Slner, Huntley, Cambridge, do.
Schr Abbott Devereux, Rich, New Orleans, D.
S.
- Bieuon s uo.
Schr A. P. Stlmpson, , Ealem, J. Rommel, Jr. A
isro.
Schr Gen. Grant, Frame, Newport, " do.
Schr C. Herrlck, Baldwin, New Bedford, do.
Barge M. T. Connelly, Mulhetm, New York, Slnnlck
son & co. ;
' ARRIVED YESTERDAY. " " i
York, with mdse. to w. M. Balrd A Co.
nr. barkentine Kicnara rearse, Katnnun, it nays
from 8t. Martin's, with salt to 8. C. L. Huntingdon
vessel to C. C. Van Horn.
Br hr E. c. Redman. Redman. 8 days rrom Carde
nas, with molasses to B. H. Howell, Son & Co. ves
sel to Warren & Gregg. i
Schr Thos. Clyde, Cain, 7 days from Bath, with Ice
to Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr Bee, ilearn, 4 days from Laurel, Del., with
lumber to Jas. L. Bewley & Co.
Schr Nantlcoke, Gotten, o days from jsanticoke
river, with lumber to Jas. L. Bewley A Co.
Schr Ashland, Mitchell, 8 days from Norfolk, Va.,
with cedar rails to Collins & Co. i
Schr Dart. Calloway, 8 days from cnoptant river,
Md., with railroad ties to CoIIIdb A Co.
Schr Diamond State, cooper, o days irom nanu-
coke river, with lumber to Collins A Co.
Schr Sarah Jones, Cooper, 8 days Irom TManotln
river, with lumber to Collins & Co.
Special DeapaUh to The Evening Telegraph.
I1AVRB-DB-UKACB, May 10. rue uunui
left this morning in tow:
col. DonaidsoD, witn mmoer w v. n.. uuuw a, o.
CoL J. Beher. with lumber to Watson, Malone A
Son. . . .
Col. Klllnger, witn lumber to u. croskey a vo.
Llnnle and EmUy. with lumber to Patterson &
Llpplncotu
r ranilin uoBKey, wun luuioer 10 juciivbiu a. dubiu
H. C. Trump, with lumber to D. Trump A Son.
Corrtsxondfnee of Th4 Thseninq TtlMravK i
UASTUJN JHCMAUUIM O CUIaUUTII.
Niw York Opkick. Hay IT Five barges leave la
tow to-night, for Baltimore, light.
Geo. Keim, witn mar Die, ior rnuaaeipuia.
Baltimors Branch Officb. May 17. The follow
ing barges leave In tow to-night, eastward :
1. J. Tavlor. 8. M. Hlldreth. Amelia, nydevllle, D.
Biddiecum, A. L. Grlflln, and J. H. Wethy, ail with
coal for New xork. .
Philadelphia Branch Officb. May is. uarge
Hope, with coal for Baltimore, left yesterday.
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MEMORANDA.
Ship Eliza McLaughlin, Illbbert, from Ilamhurjr
for Philadelphia, was spoken 29th nit., lab 60,
long. 82. , M
Ship Virginia, uampteu. for rnuaaeipma, aauea
from Llverjiool 3d Inst. i
Steamship centipede, Dougnty. irom avannan
Uth Inst, for Philadelphia, has on board C64 bales up
land cotton, 8 do. sea Island cotton, 28 casks rice,
127 bales domestics, tons Iron, 75 empty barrel, 75
boxes vegetables, 10 pkgs. mdse.
Steamship Achilles, Colburn, from New Orleans
for Havana and Philadelphia, sailed from Southwest
Pass noon 12th Inst.
Steamship New xors, jones, nence, at ueorge-
town, D. C ltU tost. . . ,v
eteamsDip x-mpire, nuuw-r, ihuihi iivu wcuuiuuu
A. M. 16th Inst , for Philadelphia.
Bark Dr. C. Tnnner. Chambers, ior ruuaaeipnia,
sailed from Clenf uegos 6th lnst.
Bark Courier, LUUd, ior rnuaaeipuia, aaneu jrom
Palernio 8th nit. ... .
Bark Scottish Bride. Allen, hence, at aiarseuies sa
Instant. ,
Bark iKoins. Berding, ior rnuaaeipnia, euverea
out at Liverpool 2d lnst. .. . .
Bark Vivid, Harts, from London for Philadelphia,
with old rails and empty casks, put Into Brest 4th
lnst., leaky; the master Intended sailing oacs. so
London, without repairing. (Was reported by cnble
as having put back to London hth.)
Mnrsu. a ix)veu; jonaman iub.y,
F. Garrison, Morris; K. Edwards, May; W. Phillips,
Somers; and U. N. Muler, MUler, hence, at conwu
16th Instant. '
Schr Rhodeiia Blew, Haley, rrora isaiem ior ruua
delpala, at Holmes' Hole A. M. 13th lnst.
Schrs J. B. Allen. Case, for Philadelphia from
Greenport, and Charles Carroll, cbase, hence for
Dennlsport, psssed Hell Gale 16th lust.
Schr Alabama, VangUder, hence, at Providence
1BcBrstT. Slnnlckson, Dickinson t J. 1L Bartlett,
Harris; and Joha Shay, Flaher, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Providence 14 h lust.
Schr Paugussett, Waplss, hence, at Providence
15th lnst.
Schr Reading RR. No. t henoe, at New London
18th tnat.
Schrs R. Vanneman. Seaman; M. P. Hudson,
Vasghao Lotue Beard, Perry; Damon, Johnson ;
L. A. Johnson. MaMman; James AldeMlce, Stiles J
J. K. Manning, (Jandv; A. S. Cannon, I'lke; K. B.
Emery, Cotton; and . R. Gabaln, Rich, hence, at
Boston loth Inst.
PROPOSALS.
TO OONTRAOTOVS AND BUILDERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "Proposals Tor
Building a Public School-llouse In the First Ward,"
will be recelred by the undersigned, at the office,
southeast corner ol SIXTH and ADKLl'Hl Sireea,
nntll Tl ISDAY, May i, 1S70, at twelve o'o ock
M., for building a public school-home on a lot of
ground situate ou the comer of the Seventh and
Dlefcerson streets, In the First ward.
Said school-house to be built In accordance with
the plans of I II. Esler, Superintendent of Ssnool
Buildings, to be seen at the office of the Controllers
of Public Schools.
No bids will be considered nnteaa accompanied by
a certificate from the City Solicitor that the provi
sions of an ordinance approved May 23, 1SS0, have
been complied with. The contract will be awarded
only to kDown master builders.
By order of the Committee on Property.
U. UALLIWELL,
6188184 88 81 Secreta'y.
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
r-EALED PROPOSALS. Indorsed 'Proposals for
building a public school-house In the Twenty-flrst
ward," will lie received by the nnderslgned at tne
office, 8. K corner of SIXTH and ADBLPI1I Streets,
nntll 1UE8DAY, May 81, 1810, at 14 o'clock M., for
building a public school-house on a lot of ground
Situate In Itoxhorough, In the Twenty-first ward.
Said school-house to be bu fit In accordance with
the plans of L. II. Esler. Sunertntendent of School
Buildings, to be seen at the office of the Controllers
of I'nbiio schools.
No bids will be considered nnless accompanied by
a certificate from the City Kollcltor that the pro
visions of an ordinance approved May 29, I860, have
Deen compiien wnn.
The cod tract will be awarded enly to known mas
ter builders.
Bv order of the Committee on Pronertv.
II.
, W. UALLIWISLli,
618 SI 24 28 81'
Secretary.
CLOTHS, OA8SIMERES. ETO.
QLOTH HOUSE.
JAM
wr a m. u II n r d
No.
11 Worth 81iCO.HI Street,
btgn of tne Golden Lamb,
Aie
w receiving a large and splendid assortment
of new styles of
FANCY CASSIMERES
And standard makes of DOESKINS, CLOTHS and
COATINGS, 3 88D1WI
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ROOFINQ.
R
EADY ROOFIN Q
This Booflns Is adapud to all buildlnca. Mean be
applied to CTEEP OK FLAT ROOFS
t Aoikhalf tha udun of tin. It la rmdiut oat on aid
Bhinl Roofs without remoniig the thinglM, thai avoid
ing tha damacuiROf ceiling and fornitor whila andar-
fom repair, (ftorravei na.i .
'RKBERVH TOUR TIN ROOFS WITH WKLTOlT
ELASTIC PAINT.
I am always prepared to Repair and Paint Roofs at she
notice. Alan, PAINT FOR SALE by the barro I or gallon
th. beat and cheapo in the market. W ELTON,
I 178 He. Til W. NINTH B treat .above Ooatea.
BUILDER8 AND CONTRACTORS.
We are prepared to furnish English imported
in quantities to suit. This rooting was used to oover the
Paris Exhibition in 1867. .
MERCHANT 4 CO.,
6181m No. 617 and 619 MINOR Street.
DRUGS. PAINT8, gTO.
pOBEKT WllOEIflAKKIt Ac CO.,
N. E. Corner FOURTH and BACE Sis.,
. PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Importers and Manufacturers of
WHITE LEAD AND COLORED PAINTS, POTTY,
VARNISHES, ETC I
AGENTS FOB THB CELEBRATED FRENCH
ZINO PAINTS. ' 1 1
' Dealers and consumers supplied at lowest prices
for cash. H4t
' LEGAL. NOTICES. ' i
T ETTERS TESTAMENTARY ON TIIE
J Estate of GKORGK W. BKNNBRS, late of the
city ef Pbiladeluhia, deceased, havins been (ranted to
tl.a nnituniiimsd hv tha Keaiater of Will for tha oitl and
connty of Philadelphia, all persons indebted to or those
bavin claims or oemanas aKaiaBt ut same are requested
to present them wiinomaeia, so
611w6t No. 23 N. WATER Street.
DIVOROES.
ABSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OB
tained in New Tork, Indiana, Illinois, and other
Btatea, for persons from any btate or Oonntry, legal every,
where; desertion, drunkenness, non-sapport. etc., sain,
oient canse: no pnblioity: no charge until divorce ob
tained. AdTice free, jsoainessmtaoiienea ntteen years
S 81 8m No. 78 NASSAU Street. New York Oily
KIAN08.
ALBRECHT,
BIBK.B8 A SCHMIDT,
M ANUVAOTXTREBS OF
FIRST-GLASS PLANO-YORTB8.
Wnil MtnntM and moderate Drieea.
Ill WA&B&OOMS. No. tlO ABOH 8 tree.
EDUCATIONAL.
E
DOEHILL SCHOOL,
MKROHANTVILLE, R.J.
FOUB MILES FROM PHILADELPHIA.
NEXT CESSION BEGINS APRIL 4.
For Oiroulars a.plr to
81 tl T. W. OATTRLL.
8TOVE8. RANGES, ETO.
TnOM80N'8 LONDON KITCHENER
or KUKOPHAN BANGR for families, hotels, or
Ipnblio institutions, in twkmiz uivukhkC
hlZKS. Also. Philadelphia Ranges, Uot-Air Par.
naoes, Portable Healera, Low-down Orates, lira board
ritOTea, Bath Boilers. Stew-bole PUtea, Butlers. Oooking
Btovee. .to. auuaiii lu a nu.unun .
Rnoflaaaorto KHARPK It THOMSON.
1 87 wfm 8m No. M M. SEOOND Street.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
FOR CHESTER. HOOK. AND
WILMINGTON. Tbe steamer 8. M. PEL.
I TON lea.es UUB-BKUr B1HKKT W HA KK
at 10 A, M. and S 60 P. M. J loares WILMINGTON at 6 40
A. ml. and &u f. rtl. rare to miminrton is aant.
Kxcaraiua Ticket, 86 oenU. Chestw or Hook W cents :
iuiiih. I imnM in wphwi . p jujn
TU r VATICAN
" - W 1 I l A H
Wo. lOlO CIIESXITT Street.
Garden Vaaea, elaaaioal deaigaa.
Uaxdea Veaee at all phoefc
Garden VaaM at 0 a 60. ,
, Garden Vaeee at $3 00.
GardeaVaaesMtiOU. !
, Garden Vaaee at tiWI. j
1 Garden Vaaes at C4 U0. !
; Garden Vaaes at $7-0U
Garden Vaaes at 81)0. I
' Garden Vaaea at ClO-oO. '
Garden SUtnary, Flower FoU, and
li&niptna Vum In rraat Tartetr.
So decoration adds to the natural beauties of ths carden
or lawn and at ao little axpeoa aa a lew Vaaea hiked
witn uowenna; plant. 4 M lm
. T. EA8TOW.
J. v'uianii
E
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. in c 91 A 11 o IV,
snrprwa and coumssiotr mrcbaats.
lo, a ia r.ii i i r ,j Dili., ' a ui.
No. 18 BOUTU WUiHVEH, Philadelphia.
. No Ah. W. PKA1T Street. Ualtimora. . '
We are prepared to ship erery deaoriptioo ef Freight to
Philadelphia. New tork, WilminjUon, and intermediate
point, with promptness and despatch. Canal lioat. aod
pteam-toite mrnianea at th. anoruw notic
I HAVE ABANDONED THE OLD
method of packing bodies la ice, and having a I
PATENT OORPBE-PREBEBVINQ OASKET.
which is entirely new, and which has proyea a perfect
success, I dealt, to call ths attention of th. pnblio to th.
Same. guaranU (Aol alt bodu will b. kept in a dry
and perfect state oi preeerrauon ior an Ud.iiaiU period
i 801m " " JOSEPH A. MARKXK, Undertaker.
' 8. W. corner GIVES TH and BUTTONWOOD 8ts
inOTTON 8 ALL DUCK AND CANVAS.
J of all nam oars ana pranas. Tent, Awning. Trans
and Wajron-oover Dock. Aiao. T.uw MuiuTatDxera'
lrier k.lte. from thirty to awfontrals tutr-ia. With
Paulias, Urn ling, ball iwioe, eto.
Ro.10 OKUliUUSUwMtOMs ..
OARPETINQS, ETO.
K. J. LESTER,
OHJlB.
T. CEBITXA.
W. WXBF.B,
WM.
E. J. LESTER & CO.'S
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
No. 29. North SECOND Street,
Opposite Christ Church
PHILADELPHIA.
; ) . r
OI PETINGS.
VSLVTJTS, .
BODY DHIrSSUL3,
TArESTRY DXLUSSBLS,
THREHrLY,
inaiiAiN
VENETIAN CAIirSTS.
ALSO,
Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Etc.,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
ALL THB ABOVE GOODS WILL BS SOLD,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT TUB
Lowest Market Rates.
22. J. Z.SSTSZI 5t CO.,
Opposite Christ Church
No. 89 North SECOND Street,
BBrnwSm PHILADELPHIA.
QANTON MATTINGS.
CANTON MATTINGS.
Faicy Mattings,
White Mattings,
Rod Check Mattings.
CANTON MATTINGS,
ALL WIDTHS, I
Lowest Prices.,
McCALLUM, CREASE , & SLOAN,
MATTLNQ WAREHOUSE, ;
No. 600 CHESNTJT Street, j J
8 1 wfm 3m . PHIT.ADKLPH1A.
ARCH STREET CARPET
New Style at the Reduced Bates
BRUSSELS, 3-PLT8, INGRAIN, AND VENETIAtf
..j, CARPETUf GS,
At 88 per cent, low. than last season's prfosa.
JOSEPH BLACKWOOD.
No. 832 ABCH STREET, j '
lUSmrp Below Ninth, South Bids. 1
nARPETS CLEANED AND FREED FROM
MOTH bra nrocesa entirely new. by
. HOPE, LAUBAOH A CO., AT
5141m ... Ho. 260 N. BROAD Street.
PAPER HANOINQ8, E I O. i
PAPER HANGINGS,
"' 1 ' ' AT RETAIL, ' j I
At Bight Prices,
i .... .
I
JOHN H. LONCOTRETH.
... .... ." , .. .: i. 1 t ' " I .
No. 12 NORTH THIRD STREET,
BPHt
' 1 PHILADELPHIA.
LOOK! LOOK!! LOOK!!! WALL PAPERS
and Linen Window Shade. Manufactured, th.
cheapest B tbe city, at juanoiUM B Aepot, o. 103B
kVUlNd GARDEN Street. below Eleventh. Branch. No.
807 i HlJc-ivAij riireei,, uanaeu. new rferaey. i -
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
CHILL'S 4JIIILlnii.K'
I ; THE HANTWOMK8T. BK8TMADK, AJTD LOW.
i,n KST PRICES L.N THK on y. . ..
j N. B. Caniaces aiada to ordeft Re pairina promptly ;
: dona. i funrp
No. 824 DOCK 8TBEBT. '
WB DEBT ALL OOMPETITION. I
ENOINE83. MACHINERY, ETO.
PKNN 8TEAM ENGINE AND
Li.IaL ROLLER
WORE 8. NE A FIE m I.KVY.
i-tkAU'llUAL AN0
THH.OKKTIOAL ENOINKKR.
MACHINISTS, BOILER MAKERS, BLACKSMITHS,
and FOUNDERS, havisa for. many years be
ia aneoeaeful operation, ana Deea eaoiuwvely a-
a i hnilrlinM - and rODaijlng Marin, and
Kiver Engines, high and lew pressure, Iron Boilers, Water
nanas. rropeiiera, tw. ew., mtmuuu; vuh iuwi wm
vioee to the pub lie a. being fully prepared to oontraot foe
nginee of ail sues, at arine, n.i,.r, wiu owuonary ; naving
Seta of patterns of aiflerent
siaee, are prepared to aieoute
orders with quick despato
miniF niada at the abort'
..very aeeonuuoa oi pattern.
Neat notioe. liiirh and Low nna,
sure Tine Tubular and Cylinder Boilers of th. best Pen n
sylvaaia Charcoal Iron, iorgionsof aUslseeand kinds,
Iron and Braes O a. tiara of all deaoriptlons. Roll Taming
Screw tlnttin, and ail other work coooeoted with ths
aboy. bnaineae. '
DrawinKS aod specifications for ad work don. at tb
aalablulituent free of eharae, and work irnaranteed.
The euWribere ha, aoipl. wharf dock room fur repair!
ef boata, where they eaa lie in pertect eatety, and ar. pro.
Tided with sheara, blooka, falia, etc etc, for rauun hean
wriMwo VAOOBdREArO.
JOHN P. I.KVY.
8U
BEAOH and PALM
ERfitri
piRARDTUBE WORKS AND IRON CO.
' ' JOHN H. MURPHY, Prwudent. '. '
- ymi.Aiti.ymA, pa.
'(Tlsusnfactare Wrought Irani Ftp '
And Snndria. for Plonilisrs, baa and Steam Fitters.
WORKS. '
TWNTV.TU1HU as. FII.BKKT Htreeta.
OFFICE AND WARKHOUSK,
II ti: 44 Ns-rtkj F1FTU Streat.
CORDAQE, ETO.
WEAVER V CO.,
nOPli MANIJrA5TIJHKU
. . AND
811 1 1 CIIANllIA:Rr9,
No. W North WATER Street and
No. sa North WHARVES, Philadelphia
ROPB AT LOWEST BOSTON AND NEW YORK
rRICB9. 41
CORDAGE.
Manilla, filial and Tarred Cordage
At Lowest New Tork Prices and Fretchta.
. EDWIN II. FIT IK R e CO
Faetorf.TBIlTH St. and GKRMANTOWH Aranna.
Store, Vo. S3 . WATER Bt and SS If. DEL4WARB
ATne.
SHIPPING.
LOMLLARD'S STEAMSHIP LINE
FOB
NEW
Y O It It
ar. bow reo.iTing fralxht at
0 cents per 100 pound..
9 cent per toot, r 1-9 eent per gallon, .hip
option.
INBURANCK X OF I PER CENT.
Extra rate, on small packages iron, metals, eto.
No receipt or biU of lading signed for less than 60 cents.
Ths Lin. wonld call attention of merchants generally to
th. fact that hereafter th. regular shippers by this Una
will be charged only 10 oents per 100 lba., or 4 cents pet
foot, during the winter seasons.
For farther particulars apply to
JOHN F. OHI
8B8S PIER 19. NORTH WHARVES.
PTTTT A TlTM tTTT IMn OflTTTtleDM
SaiMAlL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S REGIT.
AaAM AiAPIJlO.
WU1".15 B1KBKT WHARF.
Th. A0HILLK8 will sail! for NEW ORLEANS.
dl-
in vtiiu . . . . , a , m. n, i , a. m.
... iruiinuniv u..o... . r
The YAMJO will sail from NEW ORLEANS, Tia HA-
V An a, on . m y .
Tbe TON AW. Nil A will sail for SAVANNAH
SATURDAY. May 21. at 8 A. M.
on
The WYOMING will sail from SAVANNAH on
BAitHUA y, may xi.
The rlUNKKK will Sail tor WLUM1NUTUN, H. O,
FRIDAY, May SO, at 6 A. M.
Through bills of lading signed, and passage tickets sold
HI WIUl. DUVtll BUU v.u.
BILLS OF LADING SIONEU AT (JUXN 8TBKET WHABr.
l or freight or pa.Mge, apply to
WLLL1AM L. JAMES. General Agent.
438? No. 130 South THIRD Btrea
Street.
mm
PHILADELPHIA AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Ho. ia now composed of the following: first-elan
Steamships, sailing Irom riitrt 17, Delow Dpruoe street,
On A allJ rttM-iA x oi eacn weea a . I . ai. 1
ABMijArH i. wn tons, uapu uroweu.
J. W. EVKRMAN, tM tons,Oapt. Hinckley.
PROMETHEUB. K) tons, Capt. Gray.
MAY, 187D.
Prometbeua, Thursday, Mat 19. '
.T. W. Everman. Thnrsdar. Mav3S.
Throueh bills of ladina siven to Uolumbia. ft O.. th. in
terior of Georgia, and all points South and Southwest.
freights forwarded witn promptness and despatch.
Ralna aa law aa bv an. nthsr route.
Insurance one half per cent., effected at tbe office In
nrst-class companies
Ao ireint received nor puis oi laaing signea eiwr t r.
a. on day ot sauina .
Hill Ur.IL IK AROUlli
No. 8 UOUK Street,
UTtO VVAAiLiLAm f. JLiX UK m JJ.
No. 18 S. WHARVES.
WM. A. OOURTEN AY. Aaent in Charleston. 6itf
A VA. Wl . 1.11
.TOWN.-Inman lino of Mail Steamers are an.
pointed loeauesioiiows;
, Lnty OI yjom, via il.uiu, mmij, mt ii, x-, mx.
City of I-ondon, Saturday, May 21, at 10 A.M. ;
CHtw nt Pria. Hatiiniav. Mil SS. 1 P. M. ,1
City of RarHmore, vta Halifax, Tuesday, May 81, 1 F. M.
City of Brooklyn, Batnrday, June 4, 9 A. Si.
And each suooeedimi Katorday and altamata Tuesday
Irom iter 46, worm itiver. j -
nai r.a ur rii
BT THB SIATX, STKAfctSa UHJXO KVJLBY SATtmUl.
Favable in Gold. faraDie m uurrenor.
riRSf CABIN ...9100 I STEERAGE 081
To London... His I To London.. .......... 40
To Pari. llfi I To Paris if
, , , rASSAOB BT TH. TCXSXkAX BTXAlCEa, TIA HAUTAX
miHT cAsnr. htekraor. .
Pavabla in Gald. i Parable in Onrranov.
Liverpool..., fW Liverpool ...........839
Halifax 801 Halifaa .., If
Bt. Jobn'a, a. F . I am I Bt. Joon's, H. r.t I
dv isranan Ntjumar. ...i i ' nr nrsnnn niMimr i -
Paaaencers aiao forwarded to Havre. Hambnrs. Brsxa.n.
., at reduced rates.
Ticket, can b. bought here at moderate rates by persons
risbuu to aend for tbeir menoa.
t orfurthM paxticulaxs PPr th" Opanyjl Offloss
JOHN G. DALE, Affent,
no. to t5 roadway. H. X.
jt t. truunnuLL r At'iia, Agenu,
81 No. 4U2 CUEST4UT Street. PhlladalphlA,
PHILADELPHIA,' RICHMOND.
Land Norfolk steamship link.
THROUGH FREIGHT AIR LINE TO THE SOUTH
ATWD "WKST '
LNUREASED FACHJTIE8 AND REDUCED RATES
Steamers leave every W EDN KSD A Y and S ATURD A V
at 12 o'clock noon, from FIRST WHARF above MAR-
K.KT Street. , .
RRTnuslNO. leave RICHMOND MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, and NORFOLK TUESDAYS and SA
Ns Bills of Lading signed after 12 o'clock on sailing
HROUGH RATES to all polnU In North and South
Carolina, via Seaboard Air Lin. Railroad, eonneoting at
Portsmouth, and to Lynohburg, Va., Tennessee, and the
West, via Virginia and T.nnees.. Air Lia. and Richmond
nil I la n vi 1 la Ttjiilroad.
SreigDt HAP Ulj-T. ii Du iunua,Niuntuniui
BATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE. .
No charge for oommission, drayage, or any upense of
transfer. . . i : i J..., I
eteamanips insure lowest raiee. . .
I'reight reoeived daily. ;
BUte Room accommodations for paaaengers.
niUliian 4te VUI ADJ 4B
No. 12 8. WHARVKSand Pier 1 N. WHARVES.
T ft. PfiRTKR. A ..nt at Richmond and Citv Point.
T. P. CROWELL A CO.. Agents at Norfolk. 14
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
nuuTTuKvn A Ti TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
MAIL STEAMbHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK. AND
HAVRE, CALLING AT BRRST. ' '
Tbe splendid n.w venae Is on this favorite tout forth.
Continent will sail from Pier No. 60, North river, .vary
batnrday. . pRIOE OF PASSAGE
in gold (including wine.
First Cabin. l ftoopsd Cabin. $86
l j ranxa,
(Including railway tickets, furnished on board).
First Cabin 18140 1 Second Uabin UB
Tneae aieamers oo no. carry mmihi vm "o.qi
J.RU1W1 iH.OU.niw i.. vi vuw. ,
American travellers going to or returning rrora tn. con-
tinant of Hurone. by taking the steamers ef this line avoid
unnecessary risks from transit by English railway and
oroaaing th. channel, besides saving time, trouble, and
expTnsl. liEORliE MACKENZIE. Agent,
nan oauAU n a i .w svt.
For passage in Philadelphia apply at Adams Express
ompany. to "i. I"- LEAF,
. ' " w- mn nntiL' Minn a .
Com pa!
1H7S
No. 830 OHESNUT Street.
' -j . FOB1 NEW TOR
I J ,MtJ via Delawar. and Rarltan OanaL
sdlKXPRKS8 STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
'i ui bteain Propeller, of th. lm. will oommeno. load
ing on tbe rtn matani, leaving aaiiy as usual.
, , u ' ' u , id Hiuifumv tviTTii urkfTOfl
Goods forwarded by all the linos going out of New York
Worm, mtst. or w eat, ire, oi commission, i
TrMiffhta renaived at low rates.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE k Oo., Agents,
No. 13 South DELAWARE Avenue.
JAMES HAND, Agent. . .,
No. 118 WALL Sueet. New York.
FOR NEW YORK, VIA DELA-
ware and Raritan Canal. ,nB nnur
BWiri'SURE TRANSPORTATION COM-
1 DESPATCH AND SWIFTSURE LINES,
Th. .to.mrlp.er.rt2.Moo oomm.no.
oading on th. eth ot March.
jnrouKn in tweniy-iour . aommisaiona.
Ooods forwarded to any point fres eommiasiona.
Freights taken on accommodating terms.
AWV WILLIAM M. BAIRD A CO.. A
gents,
ATttaae.
M ' No. 13i South Ufci.arra.aB.
fATT TXT
EXPRESS
LINE
TO
ieorgetown, ana hmuiuk"""!
leaaoeake and Delaware Canal.
I.,h mnnections atAlei
iefrAw .v.ry Saturday at noon front
tbTnTil wharf above Market street,
ireight reoeived daxlwILL1AM p OLYDR 4 00 f
1 No. 14 North aad South WHARVES.
nvTiff
A TYLER. Aaents at Oeorgetown ; M.
ELUBIDOE A OO . Agents at Alexandria.
II
DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE
' STEAM TO W ISO AT COMPANY. Barge.
1 towed between Philadelphia, Baltimure,
.r. d. Urace, lielaware City, anil intermedial, point..
VV 1 1.1, J A .11 r . 11. t nc uu.i .um,
Captain JOHN LA I'd H LIN, Superintendent.
Clllc., io. 13 bouUi W harves, I'luWulpUia. 411
AMUSEMENTS.
QHE8NUT
STREET
THEATRE.
johw RTHTanw.
tsm.s ami Manamr
JAMES PILGRIM AeMna
e'lna and RIjmt. Idasaaar
Rlt, BOSTt'N. w
RK, HOSTOU. 1
AliKLrHl THKalKt
I . not Dill ru V
jm.AJ M-1 , 1 ill l ll r n i n n., .. m .
PTAR UUMHIKATMm.
KTAR COMBINATION.
ta Borlnnna. (iranil R.1UA. Immanaa Olio ICnAariala
meat, Vara.., at., by tha
liKNT TALS'IfT Iff AmHkIOA.
RKRl Til.liMT l Mr iuuum.
Family Matinee erarj Batnrday. SlSSt
WALNUT ' 8TREET THIATRE.
TUTO lWaJ.uJ v itnfMA . .n
. imnvnia; t iTf.n lUli, W aVW aL
Tklrd ihtef tbe raprodootlan of T
nut .utt.'nr.
TIIK VOTJWO VOl.UNTKKR CORPS
AND BFCK'H PHItiAnKI.PHIA BAND, No. 1.
AI.80. BAXTKK'H KOUAVK DRUM (xiltPS '
are specially nnl in order to (rira the proper martial
eflecttotbe Military Diaplays. . .
laperate Conflict netwen the Hapors and tbe Young
Volnnttra. A brilliant. Ihrillin. and iflMtn. TiWn-.
The r ild of Pattlr riarin Pierce RnvMratnant.
B A TURD AY "NOT liUILTY" MATINKK.
Chairs aeenred six days in advaaoe.
Tlf R8. JOHN
DKEW'S ARCH 8TREET
AI THFATRK.
Becint st 8 o'clock.
DONTINIIRn KlIIIflKJlSI . THIUn WPITTT
of tbe round Character Aetor,
M K. iltnt. K . KMHK I I . ' " I "
MONDAV ANIt KVlfHV KVIT.IVTMa.
Charles Gayler's successful Dratpa, X
IftllA UUH UUUSlK UEKHAN,
FRITZ....... Mr. JOS. K. ItMMETT
.witn Koncm, Dunces, and Instrnmental Soloa.
Friday Benefit of JOS K. EMMETT.
real, secored st days In adranoe. - ..
V O X'8
AMERICAN THEATRE,
A . R. FOX, Manager and Proorietor.
MONDAY EVKNDNO. May 16. and DURING WEEK,
, Prof. RIRLRY'S TROUPE, 80 In n.mbVr" th. Ureit
Tewrene. Troapo. Frank A. UibOons, Tnrner. Docs and
Monkey; Fonr Prnminres Dansenaes, Mad'lle TH ifloee:
Mad'lle Obertl, Mad'Ue Bninetta, Mad'Ue L Roaal
Ftnma Alford Clars-Vernon. Bidner W. Ktuk. Jh.
Shay, Sam levere. Bob Harrison, eto. hwSMI
NEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
ELEVENTH Street, ahore Obeanna. t-
THE FAMILY RESORT. 1 v
OARNCfrOHS A DIXRT'S MINRTRKTJL
th. rreat Star Tronp. of the world, in th.tr aneqoallid
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES.
RW AtTTlHir. II A T.I. A MM HI iKnR
OPBRATIO BKLBOTION8. and
LAUGHABLE BURXJE8UUE1
EVERY EVENING
J. L. OABNOROBS. MaBmrer.
R. E. BIMPBON, Treaaorer. ilS So
NTERE8TINQ EXHIBITION.
PENNSYLVANIA POLY
TECHNIC AND T
ANAIOMIUAL MUSEUM.
CHESNTJT BT.
CHK8NUT BT.
CHRSNUT BT.
CUES NUT BT.
Open daily from 8A.M. till 10 P.
M. Saturdays till 11 P. M.I Lm
Leo. O H ICS N UT BT.
305 tores on useful and acientlflo sub- CHRSNUT
jeote ever eTeninc.
'20 S Admission, 60 een
'UUMSUT BT.
5 8tf CHE8NUT8T.
cents.
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GARDEN, Nos. 720. 729,724, and 728 VINE Street,
THE GRAND OReHKMTIUON, formerly the property
of the GRAND DUKE OF BADkN, purchased atirreat
ipgDnDjd.uuD v.LiP.noi uiis oity, in eomnination
with FLaMER'S ORCHESTRA and Mies NKLLIH
ANDFRBON, will perform EVERY AFTERNOON and
avjninuH in. aDove-meouoned piao.
Admission free.
'illStf
WATOHES, JEWELRY, ETO.
'DIAMOND DEALERS & JEWELERS.
WATCH KS, ilWILRT A BILTM WARB. (
i WATOHES and JEWELS! REPAIRED. .
J02i ChestTitit St., PMU
Ladies' and 1 Gents' Watcher
AMEBIOAN AND IMPORTED,
i ., 1 I ' . i V , t
Of ths most celebrated makara. , t r
FINE VEST CHAINS AND LEONTINEJ
In 14 and Ukarak, , , ,
DIAMOND and other Jewelry of th. latest Assigns,
Engagement and Wedding Rings, tn 18-karat and sofa.
Solid Silver-War lot Bridal Praawnta. TaMa OwUm
Plated Ware, eto. , Ulfmwt
QENUIfl E i ORO ID C
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
19, fltf. $30. $9S.
i ' . i 11 .' ' I f'iMl
W. ar. now sellliur onr Watahaa aA mA.II tm
wholeaale prioea, It 13 and upwarda, ail in bantingj
oaaM. U.ntlemen'a and Ladies' si sea. warranted
good timer, as to. Met, eosting tea times as asnoh.
Send for circular. Goods sent O. O. D. ' J
Customer, een """' beiora navin. hv navtnW
Charge, sach way. . "
JAMES CERARD A CO.,
No. 85 NASSAU STREET (Up 8TAI113)
; 1 i . i .1 11 .. 1' J ' '
ISSmwfS
HEW YORK.
WTT.T.T AM R. WlItNII
r OO
Wbnlmiale Tlaal.i. In 'f
. WATCHES AMD JEWETiRT. Tn
mar SEVENTH and CHKANirw 'I
8 8
Second floor, and lata of No. 8 B. THIRD St,
CLOCKS.
bii
rOWER CLOCKS.
i .i
MARBLE CLOCKS. , . t .
, BRONZE CLOCKS. . ,
OOUOOU OLOOKS.
t
' VIENNA REaULATORS.
1 AMERIOAH ' LOOKS
We T . lAajnaUAiaif
No. 22 NORTH SIXTH
STREET.
furniture; ETO.
RICHMOND A CO., i
1 olit
l ri
FIRST-CLASS
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
Ho. 45 SOUTH SECOND BTREET,
AST SIDE. ABOVE CUES NUT,"
U
PHILADELPHIA
I L L I A M F A R 8 O N'8
Improved Patent Sofa Bed
Hakes a handsome Sofa and eomfortable Bad, with
Spring Mattress attached. Those wiahing to eooaomlie
room should call and examine than) at th. uteasivs araW
alaas Fnmitor. Ware room, of '.''
FAKHOIt efe.rlOIV,
N. Q'2H m. SECOND 8trsX.
Also, WILLIAM PARSON'S PATENT EXTENSION.
TAITlB FASTENING. Every table should have thesa
en. Thsy hold the leave, firmly tog.ttte. whea. palled
.boot th. room. . ,- . .8 ilNunwat
p U R W I TevU; II E
Selllntr at Coat.
nfo. 101 MAUKET Street.
418 8m
G. B. NORTH.
WHISKY, WINE, ETO.
Q AR 8TAI R 8 & : , r.lcCALL,
No. 126 Walnut and 21 Granite Stf.,
IMPORTERS Or --1
Brandies, Wines, Gin, Olive piV.Ete.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS W ,
PURE RYE; WHIOKIEO,
' IN BOND AND TAX PAID. ) I 88M
WILLIAM ANDERSON tfe CO., DEALERS
bt Kins Waiakiea,
fcil North BEOOTO BweA.
Pbiladalphia;
QROOERIE8, ETO. t U
JONDON
BROWN
'"STOUT : AND
1 i'.i W
SCOTCH ALE,
In stoss and glass, by ths cask or doxen. j SJSa
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,1
Dealers is pin. Groceries,
11 75 Comer ELEVENTH sad VLNK Btxt4.
203