'HOARY) OF TRADB
ANDREWWHERLVE,
HD W. Y. TOWNSEND, Moarna.Y
THORNTON I ROWN.
114 (JAV 1.0
Reportea tbr the ma.uad l
emma 1 11mverg Bulletin.
MATANZAS—Schr Florence B ger% Bogeys-565
hhds molasses as ma do John Mason as Co. • •
ST. JOHN. h‘ll.-8( hr him garet Ann, WhelPier
-51,871 feet spruce boards 52,208 ft pine do 15,600 palings
D Tramp. SOD at CO.
&MI% Vs , "AM istacN n reaas ameanteaw.
TO
UMB YELOY DAPS
IlSrm Penn.--. .. .. .-...lfavre- YorkNewk - April 15
Palmyra...-. LivorpooL-New York...---April 24
Kangaroo .Liverpool.. New York ...April 25
New York Bouthampton-New York. .April 25
Pennsylvania.-.Liverpool..l4ew York.-.......Apr1l 25
Atalanta.-... - London_New York...---. April 25
Peruviau.......--Liverpool-Quebec. . .—.---April 213
8eivet1a.........--LiverpooL-New Y0rk . ......--April 27
China -LiverpooL-Boston. .April 23
City of New York...Liverp'l...New York April 52
Propoutis.....- .. ... .I.lverpool-Boston&Phila.--Inay 2
Damascus Liverpool... Quebec.... May 3
Jaya. ...... - ..... .....-Liverpool-New York...-. ...... May 6
TO DEPART.
'Wm Penn New York... London .May 8
Eagle _New York... Havana.....-„, .... .May 9
Louisiana .New York... Liverpool. May 9
Africa:.„„Boston.-Liverpool Ma 9
Anir•isniPL New V ork...Bremen May 10
And'w ohnson_New York-Havana May 10
West'n Metropolis N. Y0rk...8remen.....--... May 10
Costaltica .New York...Asplowall.-..- ...... May 11
City of Washingt'n-N York...LlverpooL May 12
Arago .New York.,Havre .May 12
Caledonia .New York... Glasgow May 12
Scotia-.-
.....,.....New York-Liverpool.... --May
19
Santiago de Cnba...-N York-San Juan, NW. May 19
ptirFvoNAraufill.Dii of
part sj94) 4:frisllSO: :a Ci=N
WON Brats, 5 3 l Bus Errs, 637 I Rpm WAVES. 6 20
rtEtIVED THIS DA
Steamer S C Walker. Sherin. 24 hours from New
'York, with mdse to W Baird & Co.
Steamer Concord, Norman ,24 home from Newyork,
With mdse to V , m hi Baird & co.
sehr Margaret - Ann (Br). Wbelpley, 20 days from
St. John. NB - with lumber to D Trump. Sop & Co.
Bohr E Q Wiliard: Parsons, 8 days from Portland,
with mdse to Crowell & Collins.
Buhr Flerenee Rogerti ijogers , 15 days from' Matsu-
MS. with m lasses ' John Mason 4 g, Co. •
Schr Octavla Ellen. Elliott, 3 days from Salsbury,
with lum oar to I B Philitps—not as nefore.
Schr Minnie Repplier, eteelman, from Salem.
Rehr E & L Marts, Marts, from Boston.
t3chr Townsend, Townsend, from New York.
r.l-1 itl tin
_ •
steamer Hatanahl: Sophia, Tear, Harlem, NY. Ban
croft, Lewis & Co.
Bark Gen She.rman, Russ. Nuevitas, J E Batley & Co.
Behr J C Bates, Hankinson, St John, NB. Workman
& Co.
Schr J Cadwalader. Steelman, Salem,Rathbun,Stearns
Behr E & L Marts, Marts. Beverly. do
t3chr. Daniel ownsend, Townsend, Boston, Quintard,
Sawyer & Ward.
Fehr R A Sanders, Carroll, Boston, Canner, Stickney
& Wellington.
Saw Pearl. Brown, Boston,Van Dusen,Loeltman do Co.
Behr S L Stevens. Studley. Providence. do
Behr W G Bartlett, Connelly, Boston, Blakleton,Graeff
_8; Co.
Schr Minnie Repplier, Steelman. Boston, J G&GS
Repealer.
Bar J H Moore, Nickeyson. Boston, Mt Vernon Cl CO.
kiCE, sr N.; D YEt3TERDAY
Steamer Susan. Vanderveer, 40 hours from Hartford,
With mdse to Wm M. Baird & Co.
Bohr Golden Fagle, lie•ly. 4 days from New Bed
ford, with mdse to Carman, Merchant & Shave. Off
-Quarantine, passed schrs E G Willard. from Portland,
and .E Nickerson from Boston, Passed in the bay,
bark Orlando. from West Indies, at anchor.
Behr Isabel Alberto, Hulse, 7 days from Boston, with
mdse to Crowell &
Bohr Octavia, Elliott. a days from Salisbury, Md.
with railroad ties. &c. to I B Phillips.
Behr Dick 'Williams, Scudder, from BOSton, in bal
last to Day ea Huddell.
Bohr Pequonnock, Barnes, from Wilmington, Del. in
ballast t.. Van Dusen, Lockman & Co.
Schr Lancet, Bayard, 1 day from Christiana, Del.
with grain to Christian & Co.
Bahr M Powell, Fenton.4rom Bridgeport, Ct.
CLEARED YlifSTEßbe.
Ship yrs Clark, Carver, Acapulco, Carman, Merchant
dc Shaw.
Brig Maria Blanca (SM,Gelpie,Trinidad, S & W Welsh
Schr Pequonnock, Barnes, Boston, Van Dusen, Loch
man & Co.
'Schr D Williams. Scudder, Boston, Day Huddell.
f.chr Belle Seaman, Seaman. Washington. I T Justus
Bohr M Powell. Fenton, Hartford, Westm'd Coal Co.
Behr Eldorado. Insley, Washington, Bacon,Collins&Co
Bohr Charles. Jobb, Baltimore, do
Bohr Wm .1' Orr, Chambers, Petersburg, do
Bohr Bee, Hearn, Washinston, do
Behr Osceola, Harris. Norfolk, do
.Schr Cynthia Jane, Bellows, Norwich Captain.
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
LEWES, Dad... May 8-5 PIK
'The bark ME Cornier. for Cronstadt; brig Ida for
- Halifax . and Ella tor St Jago. went to seayesterday.
The bark Illza Y.urg for Londonderry; begs Harp,
for Bangor Mae Helene. for Falmouth, went to sea
to-day. The brig Herald, /rom Mats , - za, and achr
Edna Harwood; rrom Sagas,pota to In and proceed
up. 'Wind W.. J. 14 TT T , YARD BIIBTOIg.
Steamer Bosphorns. Alexander, sailed from Boston
I PM. yesterday for this port.
Steamer City of London (Br). Mirehouse, cleared at
New York yesterday for Liverpool.
Steamer Allemania (numb), Trautman, cleared at
New York yesterday for Hamburg.
Steamer Emily B Studer, Lockwood, cleared atNew
York yesterday for Charleston.
Steamer Westchester, Ingram, cleared at New York
yesterday for Wilrnington,Del.
Steamer Lafayette ,Fr), _Len:mire, cleared at New
YOrk yesPrday for Havre.
Steamer Hermann (Stem), Wenke, cleared at New
York 'yesterday ST Bremen.
Steamer Erin (Br), Cutting, cleared at New York
- yesterday for Riverpool.
Steamer Isabella, /or Rio Janeiro, cleared at Balti
more yesterday.
Behr Martha. Renny, for this port, cleared at St.
John, NB. yes . ereaY. •
Schr Hard, Brooks.hence for Newport: Fanny Fern,
Saunders. do tor Providence. and Fanny Reamer, do
for Hartford. at roar York yesterday
BOOT AND b1101;b
3T. m 4c) "V" A. 14 •
8001 S AND SHOES.
ID.:EterOxerT Air; Skyn
'Have removed from their old stand, No. 48 South
FOURTH Streit:which they have occut ied for nearly
20 years, lo e large and comtr odious store No. 718
-CIED-TNIJT etreet, dbectly opposite Masonic Ha L
We take pleasure In stating , o our patrons and the
public g.nerally that a e are enab'ed In consequence of
extraordinarY eta k of goods now on hand to make a
- material reduction in our price:
In connection h our regular business we have al
ways a large stock of Youttes fine Boots and Shoes,
made with the san a care and atteston to comfort,
durability and tv yle that is bestowed on our best Men's
Go xis. We haVealso the best arrange tents for mak
ing to order the beet and most substantial Boots and
Shoes for Ladies. apl9th,s,tt2lnf
B J. WILLIADIS
,
No. 16 NORTH SIXTH STREET.
ILLNUFACTUBKII OP
YENITI.AN .BLINDS
WINDOW SHADES.
rio z ix= and lined tumortanent in the city at th
Store Shades. made and lettered, anit-if
31MON COLTON &CLARKE.
To Famili es Residing in or Going to the
Country.
'Mose who wish to purchase sn lies of the best qua•
_stook PINE 1ti.103 will Sind a full and choice
of the best that can be Imported or procured
from the New Yolk. Boston or Philadelphia markets.
and can besuppried with goods in package at whole
sale
Particular at'ention is paid to packing in the neat
est as d most safe manner poesille.
Goods delvered to any of the D. pots,Rapress Offices
4or vain the Country free of charge.
SIMON COLTON &•CLARKE
iml9-tf
S. W. Cora BROAD AIM WALNUT
Mb . FOE BOSTON.
STEABISPI'P LINE DIRECT.
BAILING FROM Ed( 71.PnitI EVERY FIVE LAYS,
FROG PINE ST. WHARF, PIIII.ADI,LPELLS.,
91 AND LONG IA HARP, 8.8 tON.
e steamship Al TES, Captain Bogus, win sail
from Philadelphia on eaturday evening, htay b.
The steamship SAXON t avtain Matthews, will sail
- from Boston on Wednney May S. at 12 M.
The line between P delpnia and Boston is now
• composed of the
. SAXON, Captain Matthews, IWO' ons burthen.
lIMAN, Captain Crowell, 1200 tons hurthen.
A.1.21k.5. Capta n Boggs, 9eo tons burthen.
These substantial and well anpolrued steamships
- will rail puncttuuly as advertiied and &debt will be
received every day. :a steamer belt g always on the
'berth to receive cargo.
Shippers are, requested to send Bills of Lading with
411 F el o r r g fr ml eig a h • t or image. apply to
HE^ EY WENSOR & CO.,
my 5 832 South Delaware avenue.
_
NATHAN'S Auctioneer Money Broke i
.A.• N. E. corner of Third and Spruce streets, only one
=3 below the Exchange NAT 33 Ayes% Principal
, established for the last forty years. Money
to loan in large or email ansonnte, at the lowest rates
on Diamonds, Silver Plate. WitteMikeweh7. Cloth
end g oods or evary description. omoeholustren
sr V • dle/Mtni
wwwwwil ti vALL attention So- OUI
ono! flume assortment at superior PIABOIS
virrri.hich- we always have on Dud, soil sew
thins at very reasonable =loei to purchasers. Bait o
careretioes auo YULE crI7.II.IIAISTIM lotariabb
Oven Us
7 1J - 11I0S1 PIANO SIABlaiA(111111WRiii1,11
astar urn w - .anus sheiti
REAL MITATI6.
COUNIRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
an large and well Smashed Rowe with stabling
and car s lage house, with plenty of good water
fruit. Two acres of ground enclosed. Situated on
Woodbury Road. near Red Bank Berm. (N. J.) /In
mediate possession.
Apply to
GEO. J. HENICELS,
N.W.ctor. "Zhiiteenth and Cheatant eta.,
naykiit ITILLADELPRIA.
1 a 1:4 • • :4 • c
A STONE COTTAttE.
ne roams; sitnateon Stenton'Atvenne, commanding
a fine view; half-way between Wayne and Fisher's
Lane stations on Philadelphia and Germantown rail
road, and within one square of Germantown turnpike.
Apply to 0. X EVANS,
mya-Dtv 631 Arch street
in.TO LET—THREE HOUSES FOR THE sum
mer, or year, one not furnished. App7 at the
store of HIBBARD ./ BON; West end of (4arrettford
plank road, and one mile North from Relleyyille eta.
tion on W. C. P. Railroad. Address W. DARBY, Del
aware County. rays3,,*
ripTO. APNT—WEST PHILADELPHIA—A
large three-story Dwelling , with double back
bu dings; Bath, linage. Heater, large Yard, dm.
Apply Walnut street, first house below ThlrtY•alxlk
street. ' Ins4.3t*
at TO RENT—Rooms of Building No. 4 2 Son'h
I *MT/31RD street, suitable for Offices, with all the
the - conveniences. Apply to R. F. RALKY. first
Boor. znys-s tu,th-tf/
!l- ()EMHART° WN.—TO RENT—For the sum
mer, a FURNISHED HOUSE, Fisher's Lane, 5
utes , walk of Railroad station. very desirable loos
tion. Apply No. 737 MARKET street, Phila. [mys-3ts
TO RENT.—A, furnished RESIDENCE, with
Stabling and Lawn attaohed. near Germantown.
o a four emu Residence, West Spruce street, Ap
ply at 1812 IWI ST Street, 9or 8 o'clock. my4Bt.
• THE
"EXCELSIOR"
• 1.x1.1'4
(Selected from the best Corn-Fed Hogs,)
ARE
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
J. H. MICHENER, Ar CO.
GENERAL PROVISION DEALER'S
And Curers of the Celebrated
"V.X.CPA.LAISICIiEit 55
• .
•
Sugar Cured Hams,
TONGUES AND BEEF,
N05.!142 and 144 NORTH FRONT ST,
None genuine unless branded
"J. H. M. k CO., HICCKESIOR."
Tae many mebrated "EXCELSIOR" HAMS are
cared
H. M.
PIP iteeralf to them•
flavor; free from the unpleasant taste of salt, and are
pronounced by epicures superior to anfenrizo.tehrecgor
Sumzeier Xtesort.
Carlisle White :ulpiaur Springs.
These celebrated Springs will be open about the first
of June. They have been recently purchased by the
undersigned. The grounds refitted, the hotase repaired
and repainted, and EN i'LRELY Iia.FURNISH_ItD, in
moo ern style.
They are situated about four miles from Carlisle,
Cumberland county, Pa., among the gorges of the
Blue Mountains, air of the purest, drives of the best,
accoramodati, , ns of the most particular. Billiard ha
loons Bowling Alleys; Walks. Bathe, tte.
Adapted to those who sees a secluded. yet most ac
cessible resort from the approaching sickly season of
the cities. Two hours' drive from la arrisburg. Pa, by
a delightful road and through our best scenery. Thirty
minutes drive from Carlisle. For further particulars
apply to
W. G. THOMPSON.
Proprietor of the State Capital Hotel. Barrisburg.Pa,
et McCULLOCH,
Carlisle Springs, Cumberland co. Pa.
ItEF'ERENCI S.--Gov. A. t. Curtin, Hon. Simon
Cameron, Adit. Gen. Russell George Bergner, Harris
burg 7 elegraph; Richard Haldeman-1i tuTisburt.
Judge Watts, Judge Graham. Judge Hepburn, J.
B. Parker, John h ohm, Oen. E M. Bid dle—tarllsle.
Gen. 4- ler.lia ajorßoyal—Qtrlislo Barracks. my 4 lin
.33.A..krosit es
ORNAMENTAL HAIR
MANUFACTORY.
The largest and best assortment of
Wigs. Toupees Long Hair Braids and
Curls, Water-falls, Victorines, Fri•
settes, Illusive Beams for Ladies,
At prices LOWER than elsewhere. Crah224P
909 CHESTNUT STREET.
JOHN C. ARRISON 3
Nor. 1 and 3 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
Would invite the attention of Gentlemen to hie
IMPROVED PATTERId SHIRT,
theMa4l4l2 l lld= zco iget manner, rgul
TO GIVE SATISF ACTION.
LSO,
TO A COMPL A ETz STOOK. OB
Gentlemen's Punishing Goods;
Suitable fertile Season apt-Sm ru;
HIESKELL'SMAGIO OIL
CURES rrErJrirEll, I!
ERYSIPELAS, ITCH, SCALD HEAD,
AND ALL SKIN MARA gEB I
Warranted to cure or money refunded.
For sale by all Druggists.
Principal Depot,
ASHAERAWB PHARMACY,
No. 336 SOUTH SECOND ST.
tar Price 25 cents per bottle. aP2I-am rp
SUPERIOR MUIR G VIXECIAkt,
PICKLES, KETCHUPS,
PRESERVES, SAUCES,
JELLIES, SYRUPS /
MUSTARDS, &e., 60,
All warranted to be of a superior quality.
MANUFACTI3BED BY
EMIL MATHIEU & SON,
Nos. 120, 122 and 124 Lombard Street,
Below Second. apg
REFRIGERATORS
SMITH it BIOHAIIDSON
Agents
_for the e . f i rg a lravAv t e4ebir.ted mum.
COAL
From Six to Twenty and
• - 611
_II.IIIIILET STREET.
"FOR HARTFORD; CONN 'DIRECT,
VIA DELAWARE AND 'RARITAN
-- , rbe steamer 8174A1v.: Cpptaln VandPveer.
now loading at Second wha' t beloOrSoruce street. will
leave AA shove on THIIIIED AV, loth Inst. Freight
talon on reasonable terns . Apply to
WXI6. aanart 4. co:,
188 South Wharves.
tax DAILY It Vllllll 4 lO BULLETIN : SATURDAY, MAY b , Lam.
Carpetings ! Carpetings !
AT RETAIL
MoCallums,' Crease do Sloan,
No. 519 Chestnut Street,
orposrm rsancrxtamscii HALL,
Now offer their extensive Stock of
Foreign and Domestic
CARPETINGS 9
AT REDUCED PRICES,
Mattin Warehouse
McCALLUMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
609 Chestnut Street,
(Opposite Independence Hall),
HAVE XIIBT RECEIVED
One Thousand Rolls,
CANTON MATTING
ALSO
TWO HUNDRED ROLLS.
CALCUTTA COCOA MATTING,
All Widths and Styles,
ap h n t i :the Lowest Prices.
J UST kik,O.UIVED,
Velvet Carpets,
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
Chestnut Street.
3-4; 7-8, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4
CANTON MAT TINGE;
CHESTNUT STREET.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS, ,
FOR STAIRS AND RA LS,
WITH EXTRA BORDERS.
J. .1"..& E. B. ORNE.
No. 904
CHESTNUT STREET:
•
500 PIECE S
NEW PATTERNS
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
004 Chestnut St.
ULEN ECHO-MILLS:
GERMANTOWN, PA..
IfeCALLUMS,CREASE & S LOAN
mAITErFAmt m
mi llyti3 ll 2L.ND WHOLa
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, MATTING& dtc,
wmuntot l ic,
NO. 509 CHESTNO STREET,
Oppoelte the State Ho= e,
PHILADELPHIA.
Retail Department,
Igo. 4519 Chestnut St.
=helm rp
CAItPETI • N G.
LEEDOM & SHAW
Invite attention to their assortment et
Foreign and Domeatio
CARPETING. I
NOW OPICIMG AT
No. 910 Arch Street,
nons.sinot Allinvlt NINTH.
VELLOW prxx rwoßrNa BOd.RDB.-1110 000
1 feet yellow ne floor!ogtoards, Afloat p o p e w e
br E. A . BOMBE & 00.. Dock strret wharf. apiele
_ . ,..
T.ONDOti. LAYPat ROLTSINEL—VrboIe ' and Hail
i. 4 bozo' boo, g0r147,, London "Ayer Babble. for
solo bir. - E.Bum.. a 09.108 B. Denman) Avenue.
CARIPETINCIB.
YAIID-AZTD-A-HALF:WIEDE
NEW DEEIGNS
904-
WRITE, RED AND FANCY
J. F. &E. B ORNE,
ANIIETMUI:MTS.
See fiecond.Page for additieness ettnuseenersee
MUSICAL 'FUND 'HALL.
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
•
PREBEN'rATION
OF THE
CARL WOLFSOHN TESTIMONIAL,
o
Saturday Ev.ening;May sth, 1866.
tPItOGRAMICE.
OVERTIME—("Ictin ot, tr.)
• _ Beethoven
OR-HES IRA.
CONCHRTO ro for Piano—No.sAdagio op.poco 73.El:tat—Beethoven
AllsK— m
ZER.VARLWOLFAOHN ANDORCHESTRA.
EDNA TA—(Enentzer)—Platto and Violin—
op 47. A major.. . .
Adagio sostennto—i ; ;;WGZ-X;iiia.47 con Variasloni—
Presto dnale. -
MESSRS. THOMAS AND WOLPSOHN.
SYMPHONY—No. 2. D major___.,......Beethoven
Adagio molto—A Negro con brio--Lsrgnettscherzo
r.--s II egro motto.
OROEIETRA.
cowntrcron.
MR. THEODOR e, THOMAS. It
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE THIRD Alf D LAST CONCERT
HANDEL AND HAYDN EOCIETY
WILL MICE PLACIi ON
Tuesday Evening, May 15,1866,
On which =salon 841.T01V8
A. t 4 S
Will be performed entire.
bileS CAROLI , B.RICHOIGS, Soprano;
Et B. GRUDGE: SI at Dtso h. Tenor;
MR J. 11. THOMAS BiltBo.
Will sustain the pri.cipal parts.assisted by the power
ful chorus of the Society. of THREE RIINDRED
VOICES, and the GERMANIA ORCHESTRA,
CHARLES SCR HIDT, Leader.
The whole under the direction of CARL RENTZ.
The Box Sinew. will be opened at C. W. A. TIO7SIP
LIM'S Music Store Seventh and Chestnut, on WED
NESDAY, May 9.
Tickets to all parts of the cents
Deserved Seats- ..... . . ... . 41 00
Concert to corOlX7ence
Sttbscribers bolaine tickets da•ed May w illill pre
at 8 o'clock precisely.
sent them at TI MM MBE's, wliere they rere ve
Tickets for Deserved Seats In exchange, for the
15th. my 5,8,10,12,14,15-6t4
TRIUMPHAL RETURN
S. (t 3. 11.0.'C'VES'S
EUROPEAN CIRCUS.
fs B. 11 0 W. resnentfoil7 informs the public that
be has returned to America, ter an absence of seven
years In Europe, bringing to this want** the most
COMPLETE CIRCUS
the world has ever seen, con bluing all tho great
Equestrian performers of Englana and Continental
Europe numbering nearly •
100 MALL AND FE !ALE ARTISTS.
The public are re•pectfully !wormed that thls "im
memo establlsaro ens, sal I open in
n Monday. Mrly 7,
And dive a limited number of GIIAND irma LB I
TIONS
EVERT DAY AND EVFNING,
01'3 3.HE ACADEMY OF MUSIC LOT,
corner of
LOCUST AND BROAD STREETS.
A dmisalon.
.-.50 cents
Children urd— »_...
e, 11 year*. • • 15 cots
Nr. HO W S. with a desire ,to tratlly the universal
public as well as his immediate patrol s announces
A GRAND ORATt.,IIOUS EXHIBITION,
which the people or komp.(' flocked by thousands from
distances of ten to twenty miles to witness
A GORGEOCS PAGEAN • ,
More brilliant that. ever beheld by mortals since the
Gaya of chivalry. or the apier dors of the Field of the
Cloth or Goid. .In this great proceteion will appear
the Grand Chariot of -olus. with the full OPERA
BAND, loltowed by the
BEACTiFUL TABLEAU CAR
Ca-Tying a living
LION 1,.: THE S fhttETS •
and containing an Allegorical Tableau of America,
rea resented by a group of beatultul Fecoales.classically
draped. At the fret of the Goddess of Liberty crouches
a large living Lion, trained by Mr. Crockett. Around
are grouped beautiful girls, representing
EUROPE.A.FRICA AND AMERICA.
with Truth and Justice, standing by. This magnificent
per.patetlc picture s.lll be followed by
NEPTUNE'ri CHARIOT.
CHINESE C.4ARtt.T OF 0 , NFIICIL'S,
Ats , IVE CASE OF Ly,,,Nti,
and other Chariots. Cara and Berlins, of exquielte
workmanship, drawn by detect merits o' the magnifi
holeed ot fo Artists. and succeeded by the
troupe of including the moat ceautifal
LADY RIDERS in the wand. a mud or
FO RTI EN SHETLAND PONFFS,
drawing the FAIRY t ItaltlOT OFIITANIA,. The
whole forming the most attractive out-door display
ever whnft.SeCl on U is COntit out,
Mtt. C
AttacßOC hed to HETS D N OF W this establishme lLD nt is
AND FEROCIOUS
which will ho exhibited by Mr. PIERCE. who will I
enter the DEN OF LYONb, and exhibit hie astOnisb tog
magnetic power over the monsters or ti e desert and
jungle, feed them with raw meat horn his naked band,
and demonstrate bis control over them by ming
them perform &number of matuenvres and novel evce
tuitions During an iniervat in the Cirrus entertain
ment, Mr. Piens:, will go through Ma daring and won
derful performance wltnin the
IMMENnE DEN OE' WILD LYONS
in the centre of the arena, exhibiting to the audience a
degree of sterling courage and Iron nerve never before
equalled by mortal man.
Prominent among the attractive talent of the Arena
are such Art'ats
SAME, DEMOTTE, the great European Science
and charaNer rider.
CHO IaLES Ex • FD, the renowned trick rider and
eummersatuti.t.
MB. T, We TSON, the great Shakaperian equestrian.
THE RIP, MO BhOTIFLERS in number),
Joseph Belmont , J. B. Belmortt, E (funr
.1. Belmont and
Harry Belmont, the great t•ymnestic, Acroaatic end
Apabaltracritle performer&
LAZ EL LT and Bin O, the accomplished 'Postures
and A robats.
LITTLIt MAC, the wonderful Man-Monkey and
comic rider.
Among the beautiful lady riders the maneger_pointa
with pleasure to MADEMOISELLE JOSIs.P.I9E,
lately the pet re th.. Parisian Public.
MISS LIICY WATSON.
L'equestrfenne Anglett,r. t om the principal arenas of
England and late of Artley's Amphitheatre, London.
MISS GRACE BE,LaalB, the accomplished Amer!.
can female • 'der.
NA.TALIS BLANCHE, the Australian
Equestrienne.
bENOR PA REPA, the beautiful Viennese, from the
Cirque St Mark, Venice.
WM. HOLLOWAY, the renowned Rider, Leaper,
and innumerable Sons ro ersault 'Thrower.
Abl Ahl Abl "Bele we are Again."
SA.BI LONG
the great American Jester and isidesplitter. general to
the "Soverelans" of the Union.
FRANK WHITAKER,
the great British Fu mouse. whose jokes are as fami
liar to the Cockneys of London as the sons,d of BGNI
bells.
In addition to these distinguished names, the Troupe
comprises ma , y others.
DOUBLE TROUPE i•F GYMNASTS,
Where cambintd tab nt wit. be brought into request.
Bon in a grand series of Acrobatic end Gymnastic
evolutions, ens Wed
THE BEDOUIN ARAB.
The beautiful Irained Rome
CANA Ry
Will be introdtked by Mr. William Organ.
Mr. Walter Wa erman wal introduce and perform
his Troupe of Beautiful
RICK PONIES. t •
Performance at 2 and 7% P. M.
WALTER WA.TIMMTA.N.
'l.qmatrian Director.
NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
B street, above TwELFTH.
L. GRUVER .4 WM E. KIN N. Lessees zdat lßß e r s,
THIS (SA TURD Y) a FTER's OON and EVEPCING,
ANNUAL BKNEFIT •
ANNUAL sENRFIT
.ARN UAL
OF B ENEFIT
WI L L L L
WITIAM-E A SI E.
SINN,SI
VI , LLIAM E SINN ) ,
(Resident pe
T`TtIS EV ',ca EN na ING,
GRAND DOUBLE ATTR A crION.
GRAND DGITBLe ATTRACTION.
IMMENSE B 1 I L.
INIM.PNSE BELL,
MISS JULIA DALY
MISs JOLLA DALY
1)1188 JULIA DALY
• NIS4 JrI!JA DALY
D
ISI JULEAALY
In her groat specialtye
„OUR FRIA ALE AMERIOAN rOITSIN.
OUR PTIM IL LE AM.. RICAN 01)IIstN.
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN OUSIN.
OUR FEMALE' AMR p• In s N 0 /UsLbt.
Mlcs KATE PE %MOYER
PdVii , ice • E PItFNOVI.I3.
MASS KATE PEN'NoVER.
- • le INS SATE cENicovailt
In he r r celebrated trot erronatlon of
THE FREW H SPY:
PatNeu bpir.
T R.E PREECE SPY.
THE FRENCH SPY.
• TEE PERaCH sPY.
80th pleas matt^ the I
PULL STRENGTH OF THE 00VpA.NY.
Adisdaspan to Evenlnz Pencrinstioe, no., too. audit.
AMIINEMFAM'b.
FIRST UREA 1 pOtIBITION
Oil Paintings, Etchings, Statuettes, &c.
All works of the tint artiste of Iturope, under the
directional' ht...A. OADAllnat
BIRCH'S GALLERY,
No. 1110 CHEST.WUT STREET.
dmlssion.-. 3M4ltitta
Smon CwAls
Penni Academy of Fine Arts.
The Forty-third. Annual Exhibition of
PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE
I&. NOW OPEN,
Chestnut Street, above Tenth,
From 9A. M. to 7 P. M., and from 8 till 10 in the
Evening. ap2441/
A MIGIAIuAIe AuALS.MY ON corner of BROAD and LOrIIST Streets.
Lessee and Manager .. . WREA.TLEY.
isPI.RNDID ATTRACTION.
SATURD 9 .Y EVENING. May, sln,
Will be presented the laughable Pantomime of
THE sOILoOLDI ASTER.
Master Tricks Boniface_ Francois Rfivel
Mr. Blrcb. the Schoolmaster ... ....Gabriel Ravel
repre:.entation of the Pin 7 4 . 3 . l7ine, entitled
'IRE FOUR LOVERS.
Bebe. a comic character ..„Gabriel Ravel
31 II ord ead . —.. -- . - - .—Antolne Ravel
Concluding with the now Pantomimo Ballet of
THE t °NITA itAND.InT.
Picolo, a Comic Servant .. —FrarICOIS Bevel
COMIC PAS Dls • By Francois Ravel and 11'11e Desiree.
UN MONDAY EVENING. Id ay 7th.
First night of the celebrated Pantomime of
IRE ORREN MONSTER. _
and LAST IA EKE of the RAVEL ENGAGEMENT.
adm 'Won so centa
Reserved Seats »»..».
75 cents
Family. Circle , 80 cents; Amphitheatre. 25 cents.
Doors open at pass 7. Curtain rees at 8 o'clock.
Seats reamed in advance at C. W. A. Trumpler's
Manic store, Seventh and Chestnut-streets, and at the
Office of the A cademy from 9 till o'clock.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, N. E. corner
VV NINTH and WALNUT
Twelfth Night of the Brilliant Fng.sgement of
• MR. P. DWIN BtX)i
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In consequence ot the length and importance of
HAMLET,
A s now presented, public Is most respect
fully Informed that the Overture will commence
at a quarter past 7' o'clock, and at the conclusion of
which toe curtain Will rise.
THIS AND EVE EVENING.
ME. EDWIN BOL,T RY H
AS HAMLET.
The tragedy has been In preparation fur montlusand
is new produced in a style, It is hoped, combining
splendor w.th
STRICT HISTORICAL CORRECTNESS.
..... (Males Barron
7.H Tay h r
Hamlet will constitute - the evening's pert', rmance.
MRS. JOHN DREVir'S NEW ARCH STIrkE7
• TUE...AMY. Begins at Ai to it o'clock._.
REVIVAL OF THE sTRESETS OF NEW 'IMRE.
• THIS (Saturday, EVENING, May 5, lsee,
Boucicaulea Grand Play of
• THE St BEE, SOF NEW YORK.
•
WITH ITS GREAT f , NOW SCENE,
!RR sem E,
HOME OF 7HE POOR,
AND h Obits OF 7 HE RICH.
Metre Rankin
Robson a _
MoNDA Y—BkNEF . :T EIANEIN,
Only night of THE DEAD HEART.
TllESDA'F—Camplimentary Testimonial to
ISS NO* 'SIII. DR MARDI:4 MATES
WEDNE DAY—RENEFIT OF OWEN MARLOWE.
Seats secure." six days in advance
. ; ♦1 . Z. t t dr.
IHE OLDEST AND LAItGEST
SADDLE HARNESt-:
Manufacturing Establishment in the
Country.
EA CEY, MEEKER 6z Co
No, 1216 CHESTNUT STREET
OFFF-Et OF THEIR OWN 11ANCOPACTURE:
BUOGY HARNESS, troto--....--422 50 to flu
LIGHT BAROUCHE trona &I CO to 35t.
HEAVY do do ----.........75 tO to %Y.
.Fv - PRESS,BRASS ISOUNTED BanivEtsZi 50 to 9E
WAGON and SELF.AD.IDSTENG.—.--15 00 to Et
STAGE and TEAM do g) to 5C
LADLES' SADDLE do CO to 1%
GENTS' do do .--. 3 co to 71
Bridles, Blonntings, Bits, Rosettes, Horse Covent,
Rrashes. Combs, Soaps, Blacking, Ladies' and Gents'
Traveling ano Tointst Sara and backs, Lunch Bashes
Dressing and Shirt Cases,Tranks and Valises. natio.=
No. 1216 Chestnut Street.
ti clr 10 It , n.al.lr.k>
THuMAS & SONS. AUCTIONEERS, Nos. L
. and 141 South Fourth street
.3TOCKS AND ethAL EbTATk.--11. MDAY
Pamphlet cataloglaes now ready, containing full de
scriptions of all the rroperry to be sold on 7PESDAY
NEXT Bth inst., with a list of sales May 15th 16th.
V.SL and =M. comprising Avery large amount on d
great variety of valnaule Property, by ruder of UU.
plums' tsrctrt. Exec tors. Trustees, netts and others,
to be' Bold peremptorily.
STOCKS, .I.e.
ON TUESDAY. IdAY 8.
At 12 o'cloc.t. noon. at the Philadelphia Plichange,
pill be Bold—
Executors' Sale.
4 shares • Fank of Ya .n Towr sh'p.
1 share Philadelphia Library Co.
2 aharea B oad teoantain Mammoth Vein Coal Co.
PEIVrt HOLY TRINTY CHURCH.
Pews Nos. 137 and laS Holy Trinity t horat.
PH W OBACL. CHURCH
Pew No. SS Grace Chorea.
For other accounts—
8 shares Continental B ore' Co.
1 share Point Breeze Park AssoclAtion.
Box stall Point Eimer, Sark Association.:`
Six Six t5OO Coupon Bonds Belvidere and Delaware Rail
road (Cao,deri and Amboy Railroad and Delaware
w d Raritan t anal.)
eloOu Bond. , Ist Mortgage, 7 per cent. Camden and
Atlantic Railroad Co.
5 shares Academy or Music.
-
I share Mercantile Library Co.
1000 shares CrFacent City 011 Co.
100 shares stoyal Petaoisum Co.
lnuO shares Glendale cal Co.
250 shares 1 ygart a Valley 011 Co.
lto shares Plumly Farm and Long Run 011 and Coal
Mining Co
500 shares Spring Dal • 01 1 Co.
ste shares till Spring P. troleum Co.
100 shares Ashland Petrolttim Co.
1000 ah.res Flo•ence Oil CO.
55 shares South litratining Co.
50s snares. W.lont Island Oil ( o.
10e0 nor Valley 011 Co.
s.. ores Banner Oil and Mining Co.
Executor's Sale—Estate af.lames Field. decd .
__
HANZSOME .b.E , 4I.INCE AND FIItt.NITURE,
No. 102 P.. 6 CE street.
ON TUESDAY MORNIN a MAY 13.
At ]O o'clock, will be sold at public able cri the pre.
raises,
FURNITIiftE, CARPETS, &c,
Immedia'ely after the sale of the house will be sold
the houhebold ana kitchen turnitu e Sc. parti
culars in catalogues.
Executors' Peremptory Sate on the Premises—Estate
ot
MODERN vid J BRO Wayne, N
dPc'd
PLANDBOMES ONE I=l.
DENCE ADD FURNITURE
No. 282 Seuth THIRD street.
With Brick stable and Coach Souse on Bingham's
Court. Lot 20 feet trout, 1903, feet deep, 15,4 'test on
Shoham's ( - owl, •
ON WEDNESDAY NOBNING, MAY 16.
At to loch. Will be sold at public sale. without re
serve. on ti e premiers. The house is t nished with
dern conveniences It has a billiard room, also a
bowling al ey, was , house. dic.
HANDSOM s FUR?, TUBE, MIRRORS, OIL
P INTINGS E CARPETe. d•c.
Immediately alt. r he sale of the house wi 1 be sold
the handsome futniture. mirrors, paintings, &o.
particulars in cataloi ues.
FARNESS, BRINLEY & CO., No. 615 CHESTNr,
%rid NO . 678 JAVNV
SPECIAL IMPORTANT BALE OP WHITE GnODS,
FURNESa, REtilvL , V di CO, Aug 11 1 4. N.KER
tu 801 on . WEDNESDAY MORNINO.
Nay 9, at 10 o'clock
By oriel' of a Leaolna Importing Amuse, -
TOP 0 PIECE , WHITE GOODS
Of a wal,known make and ,up.alor
of
-.
Jecorete, CambricarNMl3BoosB:
Tape Cl.icks, stripe earn brim.
Stripe Nalusoets. Plaid Nalnsonks.
Victoria aod:Blabop LaWl3sl, bOft Bobbed Carbrlcti.
Plait. and Stripe Swisses, india Books. Tucked Skirt
ings, &c.
N. B.—We beg leave to call tre especial alt-rvion of
the Tra.e to the a ove fferie‘g conipriatng ea It daft
the mo.t deal , able assortment of White Goods we have
offee..ed.the present seoson .
50 BA vim
; Russre. ca err.
Alio-50 bales extra quality RUBBII Crash. ray 4 451
Bx B. Boorr, 35...
AU
N_J R AM ,
SPECIAL BALE Ot I
rpITED
MO T D V E RsNo_.
P INOB
B..SCOTT, attention r_
est con
nehnienrs to an Imp ttant sale of .bout 160 Imported
fuodero 011 Paintings o* the andlsb. French Done-
Rolland' Flemish cchoolu; to take place at the Art
Gallery. 1100 t h , etnnt .treet.
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY If ViiNTZIOB.
10th ar.d 11th lute., 017% o Clock.
• Particubus 'meatier.
A. ill'lo.l l l . b r
j'OHNB IttY.b.llS
• -AUCTIONEERS.
Nos. 2.82 and 724 tIARIrET strePt. corner of RAMC at.
LA ROE POSITS VS SALE OP PREECE+ , Sr XONY.
BECTIISCH. AND ITALIAN' DRY GOOODB. dtc.
ITlCE.4.ncluded In our sale on MONDAY, May
7, will be ibund in part the. following, i_
• DRESS GOODS
-- awes plain, ntrinedAnd finial; 4 poll de chevre.
do bik and white lawns, .rgaoclies, challys.
do French Sl de cbevre, bit and c'ol'd alpaca,
do Paris plain and pc toted mono de lanced.
do pure mebairs and mohair mixtures , Janos.
do mozamblques, grenadthes, poplins, plaids,
do very rich printed mobairs.
25 OASES HAMPDEN OW TONADES.
25 cases Hampden cottonades. •
DRESS BILKS.
pieces Lyons black groa Othins and brilliants.
do blk and col'd taffetas. give Pin& luatzbins,
do solid colors and fancy poult de sole,
do taffeta de Lyon cadrilies, foulards, dtc.
SHAWLS, BASQUES, &c.
Biotin and fancy silk, grenadine and chally shawls.
Broche bordered stella. onezambique and barege dO.
bilk and cloth basquea.akames. boruzious, etc.
HANDS :MISCHIEFS.
10 , 0 dozen Madras.
ginghamgi co,ton and linen Mk's.
Al o, lull lines wod, embroideries. gloVes,
balmoral and hoop skirts', umbrellas andparasols
laces. veils , head nets , ties, fancy dress trim mings ,
We will add to above sale
- cases 48 inch Princess cloth and elegant taffetas.
do Satin fine and gs inch grns de chine.
do 24 and 32 inch gros
e o Sti inch groa anglats and Bros da =rich,
do oriental and fine mohair 'astral.
do Fig'd white ground alpaca.jaconet a reserve,
which with others above m.-ntioned comprises about
2O o pieces, of very desirable dress goods, especially
suited to the katten sales.
cHEms.
1 case very fine linen west cheks.
DRA PERIIR AND CT RTAINS.
200 pieres 9 4 drapery muslin and rich vestibule laces.
Ito do 14-4 and 14-4 handsome embroidered lace
curtains.
BBOCBE AND SPELLS. SHAWDS AND FCARFS.
LOOprinted bordered black and cord stalls shawls.
chain e lathe and solr Vienna broche shawls.
Paris brocbe border cscbemere snawls.
HOs'LERY AND GLOVES.
Pal lines genie' and holes' brown and bleached hose
and half hose, and Berlin Lisle, silk and cotton gloves.
LARGE PERT ILPTORY a A Lir. OF BOOTS, SHOES,
.&c.
NOTlCE—lncludedin our large sale of boots, sheet
&c.,_ ON TUESDAY MORNING,
May 8, will be fbnnd in part the following fresh.
ano desirable assortment viz
Men's, boys' and youths' calf, dthible sole, half welt
ano pump sole dress boots men's, boys' and youths
kip and buff leather boots; men's _ ffne grain, long leg
41,ess boots; men's and boys' calf, bull leather Congress
boots and ..Irciorals; men's, boys and youths super
kip, buff and polished grain half welt and pump sole
brogans; ladies' fine kid, goat, morocco, and enameled
patent sewed balmorals and Congress gene=
women's,
_misses' and ehildren's calf and buff
leather, balmonds• and lace boots; children's fide
kid, sewed, city made lace booth; fancy sewed balm ck•
mks and ankle dem ladies' fine black and colored
lasting Conp'ess and side lacegaiters;womense. misses'
and childrews goat and morocco copper-nailed lace
boots' ladies' fine kid slippers; traveling bags; metallic
overshoes &c.
LARGE POSIT' Va. BALI. OF BRITISH. FRENCH,
GERMAN AND .DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We will bold a Large Sale of Foreign and Dom salts
Dry Goods, by catalogue. on four months' credit- and
part for cash.
On THURSDAY MORISTNG,
May 10, at 10 oclock, embracing about 900 rack.
ages and lots of staple and fancy artlcles, In woolens,
worsteds, linens, sllks and cottons.
R. B —Goods arranges tor e= ”Thiation and cats
looses ready early OD the at:lran:lg of sale.
•
p
oAtuaxil AuCTIONEKBE.,
Cash Auction Howe,
No. MO Market street, corner of Bank street.
Cash advanced on amsiknananto !without extra charge.
PEREMPTORY SA LE OF 500 LOTS OF IMPORTED
AND DOMESTIC D)3Y ODS 'FOE Can.H.
"ON MONDAY MORNING.
At 10 o'clock viz—Cloths. Cassimeres. Satinets Ho
sia ry. Notions, Umbrellas. Also, invoices of Shoes,
Shirts, ttc.
PEREMPTORY SALE.
The Entire Stock of ars ea- S ork Jrbbing Hose. By
Order of AF sign eees.
ON WEDNESDA Y MORNING, MAY 9,
At 10 o'clock, by catalogue. viz-100 iota Cloths, Cas
almeres end Dr's Coeds. la: lots first-class Ready
made Clothing, 3.50 Lad , es'. Misses' and Children's
Cloth. Casstraere one VelvetC leaks and CPR , s.
LA.lll:' IMPORTED UNDER GARAI vikiTS.
WO Embroidered Chemises Skirts, , tc,, c.
ice rases Ginghem Umbrellas.
- -
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Feat Hats, Skirting Linens, 'Russia Tent Crasb..llo
- Gloves, po , 1 Cot.on, &c. Also, 50 16 4 rich
Bruche All Wool Long &bawls* A Ise. MX , lots Natio Ls`
hhlrta Drawers. Gent's white and Fancy Dress, Tta
S'elang. and EelXnap ebirts dtc.
For particulars see catair gae.
TLIUMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEERS APD
COMMISSION MICR' A NTS,
No. 1110 CHFNINITI s'zeet.
(Rear ero rat ce 1107 Sans= street.)
Sale at No. ids Cambridge street.
EGUSVROLD FIIRNII UPS, ,hc.
ON
At H o'cle Tll kat D No Y
136140 liCNamei dMA s Y tr e
t. above
Poplar street. will be sold the furniture of a family de
clining housekeeping. comprising parlor, chamber,
dinfrigroom and kitchen fornimre.
Sale at No. 241 North Eleventh street.
ROCEEHOLD FURN.II lIPE, POI-EWOOD
CA RFET,
ON WEDN.ht-DAY 8.1031N1b.e.
At to o'clock, at No. :Al nr rth les enth street, vrta
be sold the urniture of a family declining bonseteep
ing, con. prising— 11-ecwo, d piano forte, brussels and
other carptts, 'walnut end parlor furnithre, chamber,
dining loom and kitchen furniture-, beds . and =t
resses, China, giro+ ware. de.
Canbee o x i aro .l 4 r. 7l L n the rooming of Fate at Bo'clock.
J. w
LARGE SALE OF CHOICE: OLD WnsTEB, BRAN
DII>, CHAMPAGIsii, SPABRLJI'G HOCRS.
CLARETS..
ON TDRSDAY MORNING NEXT.
Sib inst., at 11 o'clock. at N 0.16 Beath birth street. in
Cases. De mil. has and Bottles, con Pr= g 28 different
brands of Choice Old liquors. For particu. ars Catales, nw re
see
Priv gu e rrnen ady esirous
of procuring Pure Li
quors for family or medicinalrarpm es are assured-that
all the Liquors in this catalogue are pore and unada
;erated,-. and are wanauted strictly as im
ported. mys 2t 5
pEfILIP FORD &
AUCTIONEERS,
_No. SOS MARKET street.
SALE OF 1600 Ca Sl>i POOPS AND PHOEfd.
ON THER-DRY MORNING, MAY 10.
Commencitig at 10 o'clock. we will sell by catalogue,
ter cash, 1600 cases oeme Roots. Shoes. Brogans. Bal
morals. Congress Gaiters, Buskins, Side Lace Boots.
&c.. comp= ng a large and desirable assortment of
roods
DAVIS dt HARVEY, AIICTIONFRAS,
No. 333 C hebtuut street.
Sale 'No SM Mar hall street
SURPLUS FURNITURE CARP TS. &c.
ON WEDNESDAY "MORNING.
At 10 o'clocV, the iousehold and kitchen furniture
impel ial carnets, ,tc.
NEW PU 111111AVATIMPIOIS.
NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS.
HOE a,- WITHOUT HA ND'. By Rev.J.G.Wrod.
HIS) ORY OF t LAVE BY IN Et ASSA CH Tt•ETI S.
,THE STORY Os. F NNETE. By Flasard Taylor..
HERBFRT SPENCER'S PitENCIPLIIS OF MEMO
GY. Vol. 1.
I....IVINOSTONE'S EXPEDITION - TO THE ZA3I
-
II ALL'S GUIDE TO THE GREAT WEST. New
Edrtloa, -
131-TORY OF HENRI' THE FIFTH., By George
M. Towle.
RORRALL ON ASIATTO CHOLFRA.•
ORA ILS A N ON TII E TREAI3I.ENT OE CHOLERA.
BY EIEA' S OF I('E.
ORIGIN OF THE LATE WAR, By Gorge Lunt.
SE ‘A ELL'S PRI r. CIPLE S OF EDt. CATION.
tOMPA NION POETS, let S.rles. Containing ex
tracts from Longfellow, Ten , •Iso ,, and Browniug.
HEIR Or RhDet IFFE. Nt w Edition.
a n New and Standard Books for sale as soon as pub-
Rated, by LINDSAY dz 131,AR ISTON,
Publisher.. Bookse.lers and Importers,
No. 25 r t uth r lath art et, above Chestnut.
, RS. AM. S. STE.PHENS' NEW 1300 E.
'1 HE GOLD BRICK, ----
THE OOLfl• BRICK,
TH GOLD BRICK.. THE GOLD BRICK.
THE GOLD BRIt•K, TBE GOLD BRICK.
THE GOLD Ball It, THE GOLD BRICK.'
An inren'sely interest - lure new novel
BY bias. AND; S STEPHENS.
Complete in one large Duodecimo Volume. '
Price el .10 In Paper; or, g 2 (9 in Cloth
theave abio just les ned a new and ."omplete edition
of other popular winks by Mrs. Ann S. e.tepbens.
Their n-mss are as follows. Price of each, 01 Ri in
pap
-r; or. $' 00 In cloth.
za.E GoLn
THE RaJECTED 11r IS.
. THE Ar.IFE'S SECRET.
SILISN't STRUGGLES,
FASHION AND P •MINE.
THE OLD 1101nEzTEA.D.
NARY Halt WENT
THE hEIRESS.
Bend for our Mammoth Dercriptive Catalogue.
Address all cash °M. rs. retail r whole ale, to
I'. B. PET RRSON 4 BROTH RILR,
NO 306stnut street, Philadelon , a.
Broke sent postage paid, on receipt of retail price.
ALL NEW BOORS are at PETETBONS'. 4-2 t
SPRING.
WM. D ROGERS.
Coach and Light Carriage Builder.
1009 and 1011 Chestnut Street.
tiiht 44 3m-riV. FFIMADELPHIA.
HAMILL'S PASSAGE OFFICE.
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIOATroic
STEAM WEER IN TO AND Fiffllfr QUEFNB
- TOWN, (CORK HARBOR.) AND LTVERFO. OL.
The elegant AI iron screw steamship
"Hail N" leaves on SATII , DAY, May sth.
Bates of passage, payable in currency :
155 Cabin Vs; eteerage, "so
Itof f pri b ers a,,0 forwarded to t wndon, Paris. Htivie,
Hatohur.. Bremen. do , at moderate rates.
O„ - our erase passage 'rom LI V hltP"'OL or QUEENS
TOWN through to ADELPHI
tenor... _
For further Information, apply ' at the COliipliD7'll
• W. A. HA MILL. Ssort. s 7 Walnut treet.
apHOTAL bar CH.- MIM I' been tt , Weited SOLE
AN T
of the above "Yaverite Lbw. •In is vby
woad can ton the public wirAlstst purelewle2 e,W
tickets elsewhere. 1114041
Itt