~YEZIr=BATCHLZO.toO celebrated AIR
DYE is the best*: the World. The only Harmless,
True and Reliable Dye known.. This splendid Hair
jOye is perfect—changes Red, Rusty or Grey Hair . ,
Instantly to a Glom Black or Natural Brown, with
ma injuring the Hair or Staining the skin '
leaving
ths hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh -vitality,
frequently restoring its pristine color, and rectifies
;the ill effects of bad Dyes. The gen uine is signed .
WILLIAM A. Bemonsion, all others are mere imi
owns, and should be avoided. Sold by all Drug
, /o. FACTORY -81 BARCLAY street, N.
rliatchelor' s New Toilet Cream for dressing
las flair.
—77777RIKES &
SuBIII.IIT, beg leave to announce
that their Manufactory of First-Class
Aim° Fortes is now In full operation. The general
Onalaction their many Pianos, sold already, meet
With, by competent judges, enables them to assert
OCinesiently that their Piano Fortes are not stir-
C IA Td
respeaot by ny
fu manufactured in the 'United States.
lly invite the musical public to call
Mid examine their instruments, at the Sales Room,
No. 40 North Third street. Full guarantee given,
Snd prices moderate.
_LIEEELOR LoRUST MOUNTAIN
IDEA= a• RATH, BITE ASH COAL, carei jiL ef
ilelected and prepared for family use, - tree from
able and dust, delivered promptly and warranted
SO give full satisfaction, at prices as low as the
lowest for a good article. LUMP Coal. for found-
Vies, and CHESTNUT COAL for steam purposes, at
Inholesale prices. An assortment of HICKORY,
OWL and PINE WOOD, kept constantly on hand,
Also, an excellent article of BLACKSMITH'S CrOAL,
delivered free of carting to any part of the city. A
trial of this coal will secure your custom. Send
your orders to THOMAS E. CAHILL.
Offices, 325 Walnut street.
. Lombard and Twenty-fifth street.
IlfOrth.Peunsylvania Railroad and master street.
pine street wharf, Schuylkill.
THE COLD SPRING ITS COMPANY.
Offices sad Depots as abo're."
Wagons run in all the paved limits of the
On
and In the 'Twenty-fourth Ward.
MASON PIANOS.
utovrv.lN'S
CABINET
ORGANS. PIANOS.
7. E. GO s I,
Seventh en,
SYNC'S & CO. 'S
1111501 C CO.'S
CABINET ORGANS.-
- ---.- These beautiful instruments are used
• by Gottschalk in all of his Concerts
throughout the country, and pronounced by him
and thousands of the best artists in America, THE
Muer MOD INNTRUNENTS IN TELE WORLD. They
are rapidly superseding Melodeons.
For sale in Philadelphia, only by J. E. GOULD,
seventh and Chestnut.
' ELECTRICITY---Uancer, (3-oitre, Tumors,
and all foreign growths, cured by special guaran
tee, at the Electrical institute; 1220 WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia.
GENTLEMEN'S HATS.-All the newest
and best styles for Spring Wear. in Felt, Silk and
Cassimere, will be found at WARBURTON'S,
No. 430 Chestnut street, next door to the Post Office.
A NEW LEASE OF LIF_F t •
NEW W LEAbE a.a.FR
Dr. Hadway' a Pills have granted me a new lease
of life. For fifteen years I have suffered with
Dyspepsia, Costiveness.lndigestion. I have taken
a cart-load of pills of different mikes. but the re
lief afforded by their operation was at Ate cost of
severe suffering from Piles. If I stopped tskiug
these pills one 'week, the old difficulty would
trouble me. lat last struck a vein of gold, in Rad.
way' s Pills—the - first dose acted so differently from
all other pills, that I hoped for a cure—six boxes
• made anew maa, of me; I am completely cured.
No straining,, no piles, no weakness followed their
nse. I gained strength with their use. I have not
taken any physic for over a year, and am as ragged,
strong and hearty as a bear.
JAMES W. FOSDICK,
Clinton Town, Clinton county, N. Y.
Dr. Radway's Medicines are sold by Druggists
everywhere. RADWAY do CO.,
87 Maiden Lane, New York.
'MM[e:IMMOki
TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1864.
TICE BLACK FLAG
The authentic details of the massacre at
it Pillow ;which are now reaching us,and
the few words by telegraph from Plymelilth,
North Carolina, which indicate that the
banks of Albemarle Sound have been made
the scene of similar atrocities, are absolutely
sickening. In both cases a small forte of
Union soldiers made a gallant resistance
until they were completely overcome by su
perior numbers, and when at last they threw
down their arms and surrendered, the pris-
oners, particularly those who had dark
-skins, were murdered in cold blood. It was
not the act of infuriated men in the moment
of a hotly contested victory, but a deliber
ate deed of butchery which was the work of
hours, and which took time in its deliberate
horrible cruelty to form its victims into lines,
strip thenrof their, money and valuables,and
then massacre them in pure savagery. This
is not war, it is simply murder, and the pi
rate who compels his prisoner to walk the
plank" is just as much a naval hero as such
fiends incarnate are soldiers. •
If such horrid brutalities are to pass un
punished, we might as well 'give up the con
test, and acknowledge that the fierce enemy
has subdued us as the wolf subdues his vic
tim. The North rendered itself almost an
object of contempt before the war, by the
manner in which it suffered the Southerner
to bring the manners of the plantation into
the councils of the nation, and into the
arena of political strife, and unless it sternly
meets the bloody brigandage of the slave=
owner, who beats down'all opposition, whe
ther political or warlike, without regard
either to the rights of man or the usages of
civilized warfare, the cause of the Union
and liberty will be disgraced 'and ruined.
The President promised in his Baltimore
speech that when a clearly authenticated
case of the murder of prisoners was brOught
to the notice of' the Government, " retribu
tion" should follow. Such evidence has
been furnished, and the retribution should
be stern and swift ; but were full retribu
tion'tobe dealt now as a punishment of all the
acts of the slave-power for the last thirty
years, the States in rebellion would share
the fate of the Cities of the Plain, and the
armed outlaws be swept from the earth as
were the Egyptian and his host. Let the
Government deal such retribution as the
laws of human warfare justlfy, and leave
the rest to a just God.
THE PUBLIC SQUARES.
We have been requested to call attention
to the manner in-which the public squares,
and especially Rittenhouse Square, are mis
managed. During all this fine weather of
the early Spring the square is .kept her
metically sealed, to avoid any trifling incon
venience to the superintendent as he lei
surely attends to the work of putting things
into order which never ought to be allowed
to get out of order.
But when all this is done the matter is
little better. Some of the gates will be
opened and , others kept locked, so that a
person wiaO passes through the neighbor
hood and thinks he would like to get a little
shade and look at the grass, ten to one liuds
the gate of his intended exit locked, and
goes chasing round the square, with great
loss of time and temper,to get out. .ThlgTs
not an occasional, but akontinual trouble,
and the gates are managed so capriciously
that few persons will now enter Rittenhouse
Square ex&pt those who go for express
purpose.; .
There Is no reason whatever that all the
squares should not be kept open allyinter,
as Independence Square is, or ti.t leait from
the first of March till the first of December.
The superintendents are well paid, and can
afford to give their whole time to the squares,
instead of making a sinecure of their posi
tions for four or five months in the year.
We trust this matter will begooked to.
•
HIGH PRICES.
The enormous increase-in the price of ar
ticles and commodities of every description,
from the needless . and costly luxuries to the
indispensable necessaries - of life,is naturally
attracting the attention of our. people.• The
former can And should be dispensed with,but
those which are required for the daily
consumption must be procured, unfortu
nately, regardless of the rates demanded.
The inconvenience and suffering which now
pervade almost every home, and which.
threaten to make gaunt spectres of the in
mates, have been brought about by many
causes, the principal of which have been
gold speculations, Copperhead influence and
the extravagance of the people. If the
wholesale or retail merchant is asked, why
his commodities advance so inordinately, he
refers you to the price of gold, although in
many instances the rate of coin or bullion
has actually had no effect whatever upon
the article. Still- there is no denying the
fact that the prices of all commodities are
influenced more or less by the gold quota
tions, and so long as selfish and unprinci
pled gamblers adopt it as a means by which
they may increase the contents of their
purses, just so ling may we anticipate a
continuance of the present difficulties,in se
curing a sufficient amount of comestibles to
keep hunger from the mortal frame. The"
efforts of the Administration, the proceed
ings of Congress, mid the threats of State
Legislatures have thus far failed to thwart
the infamous plans' and projects of the
speculators, and we can only look forward
with anxiety to the hour to arrive,when our
gallant armies, North, South and West,
shall march forward in-battle array, to vic
tories more . brilliant than any which have
yet been recorded upon the pages of Ameri
can history, with the hope that those suc
cesses may have their influence upon the
public currency.
In the same category with these gamblers
may be placed the Copperhead fraternity,
residents of the North who disgrace them
selves—if that is poSsible—and their fellow
countrymen, by their acts andwords, giving
encouragement to the traitors at the South,
to prosecute their designs against the Go
vernment. The leading Southern journals
but express the hopes and expectations of
the rulers - and people of rebeldom, when
they asser , almost dell" - , that in 'the inva
sion hich they expect to make into the
loyal ates, they are to be assisted and re
inforced by the Copperheads and Peace men
of the Commonwealths through which they
march. Many of these vile traitors are in
cluded among the gold speculators, while
others of their number, who are too timid
to engage in such schemes, give material aid
by their darpings and strictures of the Ad
minist.ration, and .by ventilating their one
sided ideas as to the prospects of success
and defeat.
Our extravagance we have said is another
cause of our suffering. The principal
thoroughfares of our cities and towns never
wore a more brilliant - aspect than they i do
at the present time, and have'done almost
ever since the rebellion first began to assume
its great and hideous proportions. The side
walks are swept with the silken trains of
passing beauty,which less than three years
ago was adorned only with a low-priced
calico ; dwellings, which until a recent date
contained only the articles of household
furniture absolutely necessary for use, now
excite theenvy of the beholder by the beauty
and luxury of the display; and storekeepers
who formerly induced the purchasers to
enter their places of business,by the cheap
ness of the articles tastefully arranged in
the windows and cases, now accommodate
their offerings to the extravagance of the
times. In filet,whichever way we turn, w 9
sep some evidence of the undue expenditure
of money. With . all due deference •to the
ladies of the North, we must say they have'
had much to , do with the existing trouble,
but they can effect Much in accomplishing
a change. The good work has in fact
already-begun, arid we congratulate the fair
sex upon their adoption of cheaper fabrics
and diminished garments, whether the latter
be in the form of a contracted skirt or an
abbreviated jacket. Let ''Shoddy"invest its
suddenly acquired gains in costly foreign
silks, satins and jewels; but patriotic mis
tresses and maids should emulate the
humility of their ancestors until the war
has terminated,when they can again,if they
select, adorn their persons with useless but
attractive decorations.
'/HE CITY'S QUOTA.
It appears that some of the districts into
which the city is divided have furnished
over their quota, and some under, and in
order to relieve these last, it is proposed to
transfer the excess of men in the former to
them. And as those districts that raised
an excess did so• by private subscription,
it is proposed that this money be repaid to
them, not, by those districts which are to be
relieved, but by the city - at large.. That is;
the districts are to contribute towards
repaying themselves.
There are reasons, however, which render
this whole scheme of transfer unjust and
impracticable. No one knows at what time
a further. draft may be ordered, and then
ttose districts which halt now furnished
TITF DAILY EVENING BULLETIN ' PHILADELPHIA, T TRPDAY: APRIL 26 1864
an excess have an absolute right to.have
that excess credited to them on the new
call.. This is a right which no. action of
Government, especially of a municipal
Government, can deprive them ; certainly
not without their own consent. Any money
paid by the city as propoSed, towards
effecting - this transfer, will be thrown away,
and is our treasury in a condition to afford
to throw money away ? Let those who
lave to pay taxes and furnish it, answer.
THE MILITIA REFORM.
A bilf is now before the Legislature en
tirely remodelling our State militia system,
which is now as bad as it can be. It should
receive the earnest attention of our citizens,
that any defects which it may contain play
be removed. It is greatly . - to be reir' etted
that this matter was 'not brought forward
at an earlier stage of the session, for a pro
per law ought to have been already pass*
and in operation at the present time. The
subject is one whose importance cannot be
exaggerated, and should receive the atten
tion of the Legislature in preference to
eVerything else, until the enactment is put
into the best possible shape, and passed.
"LA DAME Braxen.c."—This charming
opera will be performed this evening at the
Chestnut Street Theatre. Of course all :who
heard it last season will want to hear it again;
for there is nothing that the German Company
has played that has afibrded more pleasure.
Mr. Habelmaian is particularly good in this
opera. The season doses this evening, and
to-morrow the dramatic company will re-ap
pear.
OEPHANS'_COURT AND EMI:MRS' SALE
REAL ESTATE, 3D MAY.
Thcriag tt Sons' sale, Tuesdly ntxt, wiU comprise
NINE EETATEA 4 by order of Orphans' Court, Exe
cutors-32 PROPEU.TIEB, 'and some of them very
valuable, besides a large .amount from other
owners. See Aucliin Amt.
Their sale 102 a Mar will also be very large,
comprising some of the snort vadzabteproperly offered
this season—VALITABLY,STonas and City 'Lest
dence s, by order of Trustees and Executor:, ELE
GANT COUNTRY SEATS, ice. See auction head
and pages 18, 19 and 20 to-days catalogue for lists of
Loth he at,nre soles.
ORPHANS . COURT SALES 17TI1
See ad Teri isements last page to-day's Blna.vrts,
comprising seven! very valuable estates.
PEREMPTORY SALES OF *STORE No. 320
Jrarket str.et. Irredeemabie Grmind`Rents,
lu Wing Lots, -die., To-morrow, at 12 o'clo:/. - , at the
Exchange. by Janes A. Freemmi, Auctioneer.
VORYTYI'ES —D. F. REIMER'S are charac
tenzed by merit of high order, eclucPd
y of style and exqutsite eolorin7„ uusar•
passed in the city.. Gallery. Ens ARCH street.
BUITON , HOLE, EMBROIDERY, . NAVE,
Lamp, Pocket,' Pruning. Ladies' and G.grer
ing Scissors Shears, Trimmers, Dentists' Snips,
Tailors' Points and' Bankers' Shears, rn Fate at
TRUMAN b SHAW'S, No. ELI (Melt Thirty.
tivel Market wawa. below Ninth.
WOULD sots possess a line Portrait. resitzing
Sons expect:Wm:lbl .Get 13. F. REIIIER'S
PILUTOGRAP/I*, in Oil CO/0:3; accu
rite, life-like Pictures. e'24 ARCH. street_
"VISH SOALEttS, considered •by fish-venders
J the most efficient tool for that purpose, for tale
by TRUMAN A. SHAW, No. 835 (Right Thirty-
Bee) Market atromo, below Ninth.
NU ONE should defer haying his Likeness taken
while such accurate and pleasing Pictures as
- REIMER' S Colored PHOTOGRAPHS are la sde
for St 1.0 only, at SECOND street, above Green.
BLAIJK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS
..v o. " 83 Po
BLACK SILKS E 4 S.)
BLACK SILKS SI to
BLitt X. SILKS ... VI 53
BLACK SILKS 81..:5
•
BLACK SILKS SI 00
BLACK SILKS 8. so.
'
BLACK SILKS 114.! is
BLACK SILKS 11 o 0
BLAI IC. SILKS SI :.s
BLACKr SILKS•I 50
.
BLACK SILKS $I 25
BLACK SILKS t sSI Its
BLACK SILKS.... St 05.
• CURWET.4 STODDART & BROTEI ES. •
Nos. 450, 4= and 454 North Sec Ind gtrert,
. , abare Willow.
MIANCY DRESS SILK.
.0 SOLID COLORS SI r-IC.
NEAT CHECK SILK.
CHENE 'SILK
SOLID COLORS FIGURED SILK.
CURWEN STODDARC & DUO MLR.
Nos 450, 4:,2 and 45t Furth Second street,
above Wiliow
U E'AL BLACK LACE POINTES.—New
L pot tation perstearner Etna opened this morn
ing —GEC. W. VOGEL, No. told taiEsrisin - .4
street, has just opened as above One Hundred and
Eli lay-three more Real ,Black Lace Palates, mak
ing 011 f of the largest, handsomest and cheapest
stocks In the country beyond any dispute. The
nS.so:tment now comprises Good Pointes from S9l)
to 5.500, careful selections of cheap Polates as well
as fr , me exhibition goods "Extra Fine:" also no
Real Lace Parasol Covers; some tine Veds,Sl9lleS,
Barbee, rub Guipure Insertings for trimming
dresses, with ;Sashes to match; also 1,000 pieces of
narrow Guipure Laces of French manufacture,
handsome goods that will outwear the flimsy soft
German goodsi Real Guipure Mask Veils, and
many novelties in good Laces of tlatcurreot styles
in Paris-this season.
SPECIAL NOTICE.—This is the last case of
',goods the subscriber can expect to pass under the
present tariff. and until the pew tariff goes into et+.
feet I will offer these goods at old rates. Buyers
wanting really good goods will please keep In mind
that I import these goods: , ido not pay tribute tee
dry New York importer, and I will giVe at retail
to my custonters all possible advantages. ap2i. tit
- volt LE.--,2 barrels best SOUTHERN TAR
.12 'For terms apply to •
PETER WRIGHT A.: SONS,
ap2s. tf 115 Walnut Street.
gnu: Li R EAT tIENTRAL FAIR —i•Mbscrip
-1 lions or donations For Committee Of oite MAY' P
labor, income or revenne,received daily by SOH
W. CLAGHORN, Treas. ,Office No. US S. Seventh
et., Phila. . LET ALL PROMPTLY RESPOND. Sub
scriptions and remittances by mail duly rec?ipt.d
for and acknowledged. -26t•rp'i
STOREEEEHERS AND OTHERS ABOUT
giving "one day's revenue'' ' to the Fair, please
call or send - for Show Cards, k.c. (gratuitous), at
°thee No. 116 S. SEVENTH street. ap23.26.rp4i-
DAR E OPP ORT UNI TY FOR. S EOU LA -
1=1,) TORS—For sale. —A large VALUABLE
PROPERTY of two hundred acres of ground, Sit
uate in the FIRST and TWENTY-SIXTRWard.,
having a front of twenty-four hundred feet on each
side of Broad street. with a front of twelve hun
dred feet on League Island or Second Street Roid,
about one mile from the County Prison and a less
distance from League Island and from the Del t
ware.River. Apply to J. IL OURTIi
Real Estate Brokers, 433 Walnut St. [itir23.l.2,rp
GE011(111 J. BOYD,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
No. 18 South THIRD street.
Stocks and Loans bought and 8014 on Commis
•alon. at the Board of Brokers.
Government Securities, Specie and Uncurrent
money bought and sold. ratt2-3mrp§
LESSONS IN SPARRING, A r HILLS
BRAND & LEWIS'S GYMNAZIUNI, at any
hour of the day or evening, in classes or iiiiprivat!3.
This invigorating exercise is recommended for
Youths of delicate frame and Gentlemen of seders-
tary habits. It expands the chest. enlarges the
arms and improves the-general health.
Gymnasium open all Summer. a tr2:l•strro
CHEAP SID GLOVES, best quality, $125 a
pair.
Plain Black tiN, 6,63 j. ,63[, 63„ 7.
Black, stitched with white and colors, 6, 6,V,
63, 6„k, 7,7 A(.
Medium colors, stitched. 6, 6,}C, 63„ 63, 7.
Taken out of regular stock, to close them right
out. • ' -
Also, Gents' Suede Gloves, a superior article,
8, 83‘, 8.,;‘, at S 1 a pair. To prevent disappoint
ment. note the sizes. OEO. W. VOGEL,
ap2.3-6t, 1016 Chestnut streets.
ABARGAIN.—
A lot of White Llama Lace' Pointes, at
half price.
Goods sold last season for $35 to be closed out at
$15. -
Forae sold at $4O to be sold for $2O.
A new assortment of White Llama Pointes just
received, to take the place of the reduced goods.
GEO. W. VOGEL,
•
ap2.3:3trp* 1016 Chestnut street.
itirUSIOAL BOXES, IN HANDSOME OASES,
jyj_ playing from two to twelve choice melpdies,
for sale by FARIr& BROTHERS, Importers,
m 1123 No. 324 Ohestroat street, below roartll
1864. . 1864.
costAB , B- R &T, ROACH, ANT, &0.,
EXTERMINATORS
"15 years established la N. Y. City."
"Only infallible remedies known. •
'Free from Poisons. 32 •
"Not dangerous to the Human Farally. 3 3
'Bats come out of their holes to die.''
1/GlSold by ell Druggists everywhere.
!!! Hawes's!!! of all worthless imitations.
"Costar' Depot, No. 482 Broadway, N.Y.
Sir Sold by all Druggists and Dy ttt do Co.. 232
North Second street. apls.tu th s 261
JOHN O. BARER & 00%.3 1
CELEBRATED COD - LIVER OIL,
' 718 MARKET STREET,
Below Eighth, south Side.
Freeh, Pixie and Sweet.
Our Cod Liver Oil is received weekly fresh from
the Fisheries, consequently never s , Ale or 'rancid..
Patients using this Oil will find trait advantage
by obtaining that of known ctlebri y. Our brand
of Oil is sold also by Druggists generally.
Joseph Burnet & Co's celebrated Coronae, Ha
nnon, Florimel and Callnary Fiavering Extracts.
For sale by
JOHN C. BAKER. & CO.,
[Wholesale Druggists,
• • 7113 Market street.
Black Alpacast. .
BESSON & SON,
MOURNING STORE,
No. 918 Chestnut Street,
Ha" just opened at retail, ICO pieces of
BLACK ALPACAS
AND
Glossy Mohair Lustres.
3I'S cents to et 60 a yard.
NOLEN'S
Medicinal Cod Liver Oil.
THE STA'NDAR D OF EXO ELLENC r—Puur.,
FRESH AND TASTELESS.
The surest remedy for
Coughs and Colds, Consumption,
Scrofula, lihenutausm,
General Debility, &c.
The undersigned having an experience of fifteen
years in the facture of Cod Liver 011 has recently
greatly improved the process of prOcnrirg it, and
now offers to the put be a preparation that for nu
des-Wing purity, uniform treehness ana superior
ity of preparation is Unraatchea, these results
are maintained by the personal supervielon of the
prowl's or, whose efforts have made this Oil the
standard of excellence Physicians and o hers
looking to the attainment of the greatest medicinal
efficacy to the eliorte,t time, and thereby obviating
tudigebtion and nausea in the pact-nt, 4=l seen:e
their purpose by the adraluivratior, of my Oh.
CHARLES W. NOLEN.
ho. 151 NORTH THIRD STREET.
Sold also by W rEra A BROTHER,
No. 1412 WALNUT Sties:,
OLIVER, lEth and Spruce; and others. au9.lml
I c t--
,„ 1 „„A' WRIGHT & slim= t
•
No. 119 Market Street.
kke.weet, trout ants aaania streets.
0. w. waxes?. P. K. lIIIDDLLL.
DRUGOLSTS, PHYSICIA.N.%_
_AVIL
GENERAL STORER:EWERS
find at our establishment a fall as
torment of Imported and Domestic Drava
popular Patent Medicines, Paints Ws,
Oil, Window 013ss, Prescription Vial;
etc., at as low prioos as genuine drat claw
goods Can be sold.
FINE ESSEN - 71AL OILS
for Confectioners. in full variety, tad 0/
the beat quality.
Cockiln•al, Benzal Indigo, Madder. Pot
ash, Ondhear, Soda Asa, 3tarn. Ott of
d.r.natto, Coppers‘, Exteact of
Logwocd, c., FOR DI ERS use. al ways
on nand, at lowest net cash prices
PURE SPICES FOR FAMILY USE,
Ground expressly for oar sales, „sad t,
which we iiertte attention of those in wait
of reliable atricles
Also. INDIGO, STARCH, MUSTARD, cf.:.
of extra quality.
Orders by mall, or city polit., will Matt.
with prompt attention, or 'special quota.
tons will be furnished when re noted.
WRIGHT k SIDDALL, -
Wholesale Drug Warelicinee
I-Irrol Market street above Print
5A..+1.0 NATI:LANS, AUOI JON SER. and
J MONEY BROKER, N E. corner of THIR
and SPRUCE streets, only One . square below the
El. chauga. NATHAN'S'S Principal Once, es
tablished for the last forty years. Money, to Loan,
ix large or small amounta, at the lowest rates, on
Diamonds, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry. Cloth.
tug, and goods of every description. On:* hour,
Tim F A. M. till 7 - P 'M
de`2ll-t-t7p
- NT aRKING WITH INDELEBLE INK,
.01 Embroidering, Braiding, Stamping, &c. A
Lady competent to mark neatly can find employ
ment, . M. A. TORREY
mhtfl Ism Filberts iz4t
QUAY—PUKE FAIYIILY SOAV.—UONTAINS
p s , no SILICATE OF SODA, SAND or OLLY.
bat is an entirely PURE SOAP, and should
.need by eyeryyfamily.
Put up in BOXES OF FIFTY FOUNDS, full
vre!gtt, when packed and marked Fifty Pound-,
cot Bars or Lumps, as many minnfacturers brand.
their boxes. Manufactured by
GEORGE M. ELKINTON SON,
deli-type lie Marcitrottagcreet
lURI:PALM OIL SOAP. —Tat. Soap is 1212V1P
of pure fresh Palm OIL and is entirely a •ego
table Soap; 'more Snitnble for Toilet nsa :ban th. - sit
ramie frem animal fats. In boxes one doasr
cakes for $1 SO per box. Manufactured by
GEO. M. ELKINWN & SON,
44. 116 Margaretta street, between Front are
Second. above Callowbill ctra.t. dal7-Iyrni
FOR S Light It AROUCHE
• CARRIAGE. Also, York Wagon, iu
to rate order. Apply at 3d Stable West of SEV
ENTEENTH Street, ou St. Joseph's Avenue. be
fore lb o'clock. [ap`26-this
oITHE ATTENTION of the Ladie. is par
eticularly requested to a large and choice
assortment of French Spring ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, selected expressly for the retail
trade.
FEATHERS cleaned, dyed, dressed and curled
ha a superior manner.
Itlaierials for Paper Flowers always on hand.
IR. J. VAN OSTEN'S,
sp26. ltsl No. 2G South Fourth Street.
FaDESIRABLE DWELLING FOR SALE.
The convenient, handsomely located, three.
story DWELLING, No. 617 North ELEVENTH.
street, below Mount Vernon street, east side, built
in the very best manner, with- double three-story
back buildings and all the modern conveniences.
Immediate possession. Terms accoMmodatine.
Apply next door to the property, or to A. B. OAR
VER .k CO., Conveyancers, corner Ninth and
Filbert Streets. [ap26.4
apa THE. FARBIRoUSE Af T 1 3.I I SHONTON
MARTATION, Camden. and Atlantic Railroad,
To Rent for the Season, for a Tharding House,
containing eleven rooms; an airy, pleasant and
healthy location. Apply to JOHN STE WART,
Architect, 427 WALNUT street. ap26-Gt§
ma FOR SALE. —A Very desirable lot of ground
Laminate on the north side of Spring Garden
street 89 feet 10 inches west of 18th street, 72 feet
front by about 171 feet deep. This, lot is in the
immediate vicinity of the most desirable improve.
meats of Bush hill; acjoiningnew Baptist attar . h
and commands a very txtensive view over the
city; would be divided to suit purchasers. .
app l v to . I. 0 PRICE,
ap2o ' S. w. corner Spring Garden and 12ta.
FOR SALE—School House, near German
town, a desirable country seat. A large mo
dern STONE DWELLING, with all conveni
ences, StoneSts.ble and Coach House, Ice House,
&c. Several acres of ground handsomely planted
-and , shaded. Apply at . 11l %CHESTNUT'
Street. ' [ap26-st*
GRAY'S PATENT
MOLDED COLLARS
Have now been before the public fer nearly ay ear.
They are universally pronoun Ced the neatest and
best flituig collars extant.
The upper edge preients a perfect curve, free
from the angles noticea in all other co.drus.
The cravat cantles Lo puckers oil the !wide of
the turn-down collar—they are AS S/dOOTH.IIi-
SIDE AS OUTSIDE—and therefore perfectly free
and easy to the neck.
The Garotte (kilns has a smooth and eyenly
ficished erlge ea BOTH SIDES. •
These Collars are not simply flat pieces of paper
mat in the form or a Collar, but are 'MOLDED AHD
SHAPED TO PcT THE NECK.
They are made in "Savelty ,, (er tarn-d7wE
style); in every half size from 13 to 17 inches and
in ;Eureka', (or Garotte, ) from 13 to 17 inches; and
packed in ..soLd sizes" ianeatblne cartons, con.
taining 100 each; also in smaller ones 01 10 each_
the latter a very handy package for•Traverers,
Army and Navy Officers.
ail - EVERY COLLAR is stamped •
' Gray's Patent Molded Collar."
Eold by all Dealers in Men's Furnishing Goods.
The Trace supplied by
Van Denson, Boehmer tit Co.,
627 Chestnut Street, )
Philadelphia,
Imprnters and Wholesale Dealers in Men's Fa
nishing Goods, mhziO-3nirpi
CITIZENS' •
Fire Insurance Company,
No. 67 WALL STBET, New York.
INCORPORATED 1836.
JAMES M. McLEAN EDWARD A. WALTON,
PreEieent. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
James 'AL McLean, Healy Stokes,
Daniel Burnelt, Augustus Schell, ,
Hobert. Barkley, Jacob a.iller,
Edward Schell, 'Jas. M. Waterbury,
John F. Harris, ID Henry Haight,
Jas. 0. Baldwin, Abram Dubais, AIL D
W. J. 'Valentine,
Capital and Surplus,
$527,289 91..
The following statement of the coadition of this
Company is published in accordance with the laws
of Pennsylvania:
The Capital Stock of the e mpani is -8300,000 00
Di umber of shares subscr.bed for 15. t.OO shs
Amount of installments paid in caLh. on
Assets.
'Value of Real Estate held by the Com' y 17,681 70
Amount of cash on hand- 3,011 69
Amount of cash deposited in Citizens'
Bank. 5%296 &3
Do do dividend 7 per Cl. 30U 00
Anionnt . of loans secured by bonds and
mortgages ,being the first liens on Real
Estate 186,530 00
Stocks owned by the Company, viz :
500 shares I,rce.dway Rank Stock, mar
ket rains 35,000 00
600 shares Citizens' Bank btot.k, market
value. 16,500 00
Amount of stocks held by the Company
as collateral security for loans, viz:
Par value 5271,310 00
Market value 307,117 12
Amount I.sned on came 213,70 00
Amount 01 Interest due and unpaid....
At crued but not Cue 3 stKi lq
Premiums due and unpaid 9,163 76
Liabilities.
Amount of losses reported and not acted
upeu $9,503 CO
DiTidende due and unpaid Suo 00
• Amount of losses paid whist' occurred
during the tear 21,291 79
Amount of losses paid which occurred
prior to the. yetr 677
Amountof dividends de:Jared during the
3-131" 41,250 00
Amount of dividends ptid daring the
year 41,545 00
Amount of .cash premitune received.... 13i,667 dil
Amount of interest received 21,19 i 21
Amount paid for reinsurance 767 1.9
Amount paid tor return premiu 4,909 LI
Expenses paid darts g the 3 e.sr, includ
ing cumin ssi3ns and saiarie. 2.3. 6E9 0;
Taxes paid during the yea 7, L'Al :6
All Wile. - expenditures 5,225 26
H. E.,ROOD,
AGENT AND ATTORNEY,
No 411 WALNIHSt Poilidalphis.
fl Ei.; 1. k: IL Nl : ll.s° N sAICIIIEST P E MIUM
r e; 4 , (74 ,, p 12,
- rkt
SEWING-411ACIIINES.
TIT E CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, AND BEST.
Salesrooms, 701 Chestnut Street, above 7th.
GERMANTOWN PHARMACY.
CHARLES L. EBERLE,
PHAI MACETJTICAL CHEMIST AN INDE
ER IN SPEO ALTI ES mhls-tusitt 24t
IDOY SKIRT DIANUFAGTORT.—Hoop
11. Skirts ready-made and made to order, war
ranted of the beat materials. Also, Slrirts repaired.
DIRS. E. BAYLEY,
apiB-1m 812 Vine Street, above Elan.
- DOI Z.,' CLOTHING, Boys' Clothing, Boy s'
13 Clothing,
toys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing,
cys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing,
Boys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing,
Boys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing,.
In every variety, In every variety,
In every variety, In every variety,
In every variety, In every s ariety,
In every variety. In every variety,
In every vat iety, In every var ety,
In every variety, In every variety,
At H. L. Hallowell Sc Son's,
At H. L..nallov‘pll Sc Son's,
At H. L. Hallowell & Son's,
At H. L. Hallowell Sc
At H. L. Ratio well & Son's,
At H. L. Hallowell Sc Son's,
531 Market street, 531 Market street,
534 Market street, 531 Market street,
531 Market street, 534 111 trket street,
534 Market street, 534 Market street,
534 Market street, 531 Market street,
__
SPECIAL NOTICE. —We have the large.t and best
assor ed stock of Ready-made Boys' Clothing in
the city, cut in the latest styles, and roads in the
-best manner. 8.. L. HALLOWELL & SON,
.ar22.-3mo 531 ket street..
TAMILS SEWING, EMBROIDERING,
r !SEAMING. Quilting, Tucking, s m , beau
tifully executed on the GROVER & BARER
SEWING MACHINE. NCachines, with oper
ators, by the day or week, 730 CHESTNUT
street. apt-3m§
MONUMENTS AND GRAVE STONES.
A lafge assortment ofgrave stones of various
designs, made of the finest Italian and American
marbles, constantly on hand at the M irble Works
of ADAM STEINMETZ, RIDGE AVENUE,
below Eleventh street, Philadelphia. api6.3mrin
FITLER, WEAVER & 00.,
Manufacturers of
MANILLA. AND TARRED CORDAGE,
CORDS, TWINES, &c.,
No. 23 North Water street and No. 22 North Dela
ware avenue, Philadelphia.
EDWIN H. FITLER, MICHAEL WEAVER,
CONRAD F. CLOTHIER.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
727 fIESTisiUT ST.,
HAVE MADE EXTENSINE ADDITIONS To.
. THE at POPTILkR SPOOR OP •
SILKS,
SHAWLS, •
IiND •
TRESS GOODS,
WHICH THEY CONTINUE TO SELL
At 14oderate Prices,
NOTWITHSTANDING THE ADVANCED
COST OF RECENT IMPOR
TATIONS.
Wholesale Booms Up Stairs.
BOOKS BOOKS !!
AND
FINE STATIONERY.'
Since the first of the year we have been adding
constantly to our stock, until we now have one of
the largest and best assortments BOORS,
Flit ST-CLASS STAT lON EBY, of
PHOTO
GRAPHS and ALBUMS to be found in any es
tablishment in the United States. We warrant
our PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS to be of the very
best material, strong, durable, and as LOW I
PRICE as any in the market.
AU New Books received as soon as issued.
ASHMEAD & EVANS,
Successors to Willis P. Hazard,
No. 724 CHESTNUT STREET.
itah22-2;ml
Have You Provided for Your Family an
• Insurance on Your Life ?
HONE
•
Life Insurance Company,.
MUTUAL, -
WITH AN AMPLE CASH CAPITAL.
-
WALTER S. GRIFFITH, President.
G. C. RIPLEY, See. I. H..FROTaIIiGii&M, Treas.
Wrraaas J. COFFIS, Actuary.
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Philadelphia References.
Hon Wit tam Strong; Bev. Matthew Simpson,
D. I) , Bishop of DI E. Church; Rev. Albert
Banes, D.D.: Rev. James M. Crowell; Thcma&
Rob:ns, Esq. Lewis H Ashhurst, Esq.- Samuel
Welsh, Erg.; James Dunlap, Esq ; W ll.Lejee,
Beg.; John Etre, Esq. ; Charles Humphreys. Esq;
John B. Austin. Esq.; S. C. Palmer, E-:q ;
Mount E.eq.; Samuel 0. Perkins, Esq • J R-
Penrose, Esq.; Samuel Field, Esq.; Masses. E.
W. ( - Park & Co. ;. Bucknor, McCi.nimos & Co.;
-ohn B. Myers-A Co.; Benjamin Bullock A Sons.
Wm. S. & Alfred Darden; Georve B. Reese, Son.
Je.. Co.; J. B hlcrVeary t Co ; George Cookmaa
A Co.; I) B. Bershow A Co.; Kay A Brother.
JOHN H. PACKARD, M. D.
MEDICAL EX&MTNEa.
No. 1225 SPRUCE STREET,
In attendance at Akent's Office daily from I to 2-
- P. Id.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE,
Corner Fourth and Library streets,*
ups. taiksast B K. ESLER, Agent.
300,E00 00
5...30 _Li
sit.
4' BANKERS. ,
Exchange on England, Ranee ud
Germany,
7 8-10-5-20 Loan and Coaponi.i
CERTIFICATES Lg:TDEBThDNEER,
QUARTERMASTER'S
CHECKS AND VOUCHER%
American and Foreign GoIC
STOOKS AND LOANS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD
s'Orders by Mail attended to.
$537,089 91
1)9,:--,Q, 00
5-20 COUPONS,
DUE /ET MAY,
BOUGHT.
ORDERS BY MAIL OR Exr Inas AT TICEDICI) TO.
apl4-Ino DREXEL & 00:
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Elastic Stitch Sewing Michilien,
No. 780 Chestnut Street.
PA 'ER. HANGINGS..
JAMES — C. FINN,
FORMERLY OF THE FIRM OF
HOWELL BROTHZES.
Wall . Paper Decorationgh;.
SHOW ROOMS i
614 G B ES TNUT STREET
RIFFITH PAGE;
IX Southwest Corner SIXTH and ARCH,
Sell "Universal Clothes-Wringers,
First quality Refrigerators,
Ice Cream Freezers, •
Folding Step-Ladders
akGOL,L AND SILVER WATIAIRE, Off'
our own importation. rallablo In Ina Ityi
and at low prices.
FARR k RROTHER. Importers.
•
1.9 4 (Thastnnt street. bilnv reniltb.
-
- ,013.1.1,131
111 11
• 4 , -.--, . 1 0r. 0. E. SARGENT!9 orders
Tatting and Repairing Planes ars f ree
mixed at Meson lc Co.'s Srore, 4 a7 CaIESTNIUT
street, only. Dlr. Sargeant has had Maven years'
factory experience in Boston, and Fixa Years , ow
etaploymont tn PltiLutelphia. M)EO/41.--Plancif
re4eatured to wand as soft add ertsest-lf...nakaa
now, without re/Rosin).
frir. gre
WE HEREWITH call attention to
our in , gniticent assortment of sopa-
FIFFP rior YIANOS, which we alvraye
have on hand. and offer them at,veiy reasonable
prices to purchasers. Best of references anst rtaa.
GUARANTEE{ invariably rivet by • •
THE UNION PIANO DIA.NTIE"O. CO.,
ap2O 1017 Walnut street;
4$U YE at
STEOK: s Oa PIANO,
For oak% 25 per cent less than elsewhere.
SOHERZER.
• mII3-aolip; 434 N. Fear% alit. callowhilL 4
IC-L Di DT,