Urr 11( 451; 1J Li trieLb
'Own limn Boni , .—Durint , the winter the
steamboats which ply on the Delaware hay.e
been overhauled and ri fitted for the present sea•
son. The John A Warner, Captain Cone, has
undergone many etninc.es, and the improvements
made have worked such a la automation that
those who have been to the habit of taking tee
delightful up river excursions would scarcely
know the boat. The half cabin deck has
been dispensed with; and a handsome saloon
Low extends nearly the entire length of the boat.
This saloon is well ventilated, and is neatly and
comfortably furnished. New and more conve
nient staircases have been put in position. Cap
tain Cone deserves thanks fur the manner in
-- which be boa fitted up the boat for the greater
accommodation of his patrons. After the 16th
instant the Warner will not carry any heavy
freight.
The Pilot Boy, Captain Crawford, has also
resumed her up river trips, and the Edwin For
rest makes her clad) excursion, to Trenton: The
S. M. Felton and Eliza ilancos are running to
Wilmington, and the competition results in a
very cheap excursion. The Gloucester Point
boats will soon run every lit teen minutes. A new
boat is to be run to Point Airy, and the little
steamers to Smith's Island should not be forgot
ten.
With all these boats plying in different dirce
tiona on the Delaware, and the Fairmount and
Laurel Hill boats on the Sohnylkill, there ought
to be no difficulty in making a pleasant excursion
and enjoying a brief spell of fresh air during the
surnner season.
Gsubtarr Faerwm..—The Germans will cele
brate Whit Monday (June Ist) with considerable
spirit. At Engel & Wolf's farm. there will bo
smnger festival en miniature under the combined
auspices of the Mamnerehor, Young Mmnnerchor
and Bmngerbund, the three principal German
musical societies in the city. Three
fine chorusses will be executed by all
the singers belonging to the societies. The leaders
of the societies are Carl Bentz, of the ItLenner
chor, Wm. Hartman, of the Young Mantnerchor,
and Carl Gaertner, of the Svengerbund, and each
chorus will be sung under the direction of one
of those gentlemen. The Ride clubs, Turner
' Societies, and all other singing societies have
been invited to be present at the festival, and the
entertainment will therefore be varied and very
pleasant.
The Liedertafel, Liederkranz and Liedertafel d.
d. fr._gent. will have a mnger picnic at Washing
ton Retreat on the same day,„ and under the
leadership of W. Kuntzel. several choruses will
be sung.
The Germania MaTmerehor, Cecilia Genus - -
Verein and Orpheus tilnging 6oelety will have a
ple-nie at Engel Wolf's Farm on Monday,
July 13th.
BraiNG PARADE.—The National Guard, under
the command of Major Harmanus Neff, will
make their spring parade on Monday afternoon
next, at half-past two. from Fifth and Cherry
streets. They will be accompanied by a full mil
itary band and the regiMental drum corps. Gen
eral Prevost will review the troops in column in
Locust street, above Seventeenth. During the
winter, although prevented by the inclemency of
the weather from being before the public, yet the
increase of military bpirlt in the city has been at
tested by a vast accession to the ranks of the
Guards.
MANTLE AND PILE Mifusuu~.—Mr. George C.
Reukauti, of 929 Arch street, who is now en
tirely remodelling his establishment, and giving
further depth to his store, has been compelled to
offer his entire stock of mantel and pier mirrors.
bouquet tables, brackets. &c., at public sale, and
has hid them removed to Scott's Art Gallery, 1020
Chestnut street, for convenience of sale. They
are all of superior quality white French plate,
all splendidly mounted in new style frames of
superior workmanship, and will be sold with
out reserve, on Monday morning next, May 4, at
11 o'clock. •
MOONLIGHT Dnim..—The Gray Reserve regi
ment, under command of Lieutenant-Colonel J.
W. Latta, will turn out for battalion drill on
Monday evening next, accompanied by the Liberty
Cornet Band. The military evolutions will be
, executed on the Nicolson pavement, on North
Broad street.
LARCENY OF CIGARS.—Robert Maddock went
into the cigar store of Amanda Rogue, at Seventh
and Noble streets, yesterday, and helped himself
to a box of cigars. The theft was observed by
the proprietress, who had Maddock arrested. The
prisoner was taken before Aid. Carpenter and was
held to answer.
LARCENY OF• 811A1).-9 colored man named
'Charles Wood was before Alderman Bottler this
morning upon the charge of the larceny of 22
shad, belonging to Mary Carpenter, a fish dealer
at Dock street wharf. he was held in $6OO bail
for trial.
TUG BOAT BURNED•—A small steam tug, on the
way up the Delaware, took fire last evening
about seven o'clock, and was run on the fiats
below Point Breeze and abandoned. The boat
Vas almost entirely destroyed.
Smola FlRE.—Young's carpenter shop, at
'Duponceau and Davenport streets, was slightly
damaged by fire about five o'clock this morning.
The flames originated from the stove.
MAY BALL—The fourth fancy and citizens'
dress ball of Prof. Asher will be given on Mon
day evening next at Musical Fund Hall. A very
.leasant attar may be expected.
FAST DRIVING.—John Wilson was arrested at
Broad and Oxford streets yesterday for fast driv
ing. He was taken before Aid. Fitch and was
held to keep the peace.
TIIE•LATE TIIO3TA9EARP IeaVCS a fortune of
over a half a million of dollars. ills biography
and will are published in to-day's Cvnanercial
List and Price Current.
ATTENTION is invited to the advertisement
another column of "desirable rooms to rent."
A r OIIRLSPONDF.NY writing irOM BOSTON, .M..t , ‘ , ;. 7
speaking of the improvement and progression of
that city, mentions, among others, that the firm
of M.K.ssits. TURNER & CO., sole proprietors and
compounders of the celebrated Tre-Dour,ourrEux,
or UnvEnsni. NEURALGIA PIO, are about to re
move to more suitable and extensive premises,
157 TREMONT STREET, opposite the Common.
That this building is five stories in height, one
hundred feet debp, and has a frontage of at least
twenty-six feet. The lower part has been hand
somely fitted up as an office and store, and the
remainder is to be occupied by the employes,
some Two 'HUNDRED in number, who, with the
assistance of the steam engine in the basement,
will be engaged in preparing, packing up and
despatching to all parts of the UNION their extra
ordinary nerve and other medicines. It is stated
that the largely-increasing business of this estab
lishment has rendered this step absolutely neces
sary.
WORTH KNOWlNG.—eatarrh, like a Fever-sore,
depends upon a humorul condition of the blood;
therefore, snuffs and solutions are powerless to
remove it. The success of Dr. Kennedy's "Per
manent Cure for Catarrh" lies in the fact that it
purifies the blood, gives tone and vitality to the
system, while the ulcerated membrane is cleansed
and healed by soothing applications. For sale
by all Druggists. ,
WI: call attention to the advertisements of Mr.
J. B. Clark's Gold Medal Range, which he has in
full operation at Lis establishment, No. 1008 Mar
ket street; also his Baltimore Fire-place Heater
Persons building or altering their heaters should
give him a cull and see for themselves.
THROUGH 10 FA,IRMOUNT.-OH Sunday next, the
third of May, the Sptuee and Pine street cars
will commence running through from the Ex
change, to Fairmount Park for a single faro.
—The Pruppian government hits bought in
Brueschi a gun cf)lllVP>ed of thirtyscveu can
nons. which will clbscr,togc grapeshot at the rate
of '.60 shots per minute.
Olt N< YriUMIS.
Er.movm. or Tun, kiim.acii MAOI.INE
Vi'Anknoom.—lt is alwtrut , malifylmt to efironiCle
the
StieCeSS of II worthy enterprise, aim it is hence wi h
real pleasure that we have to announce the removal of
he Sager yawing Machine 'Waterman: in this city to
their e legant new building, No. Ilea CheAnut street.
This enlargement of their borders Wall , rendered ueces
silty by the growing popularity of and increitein4 de
mand for these admirable machines , The knowledge
that the Singer insrt uments are the best manufactur
ing machines in the world is universal; though it
has not become known until recently that their
'New Family Sewing Machine" is as far supe
rior to all other /amity sewing machines in use
as is their manufacturing machine pro emi
nent in Vs own department of iwolufactming. Tack
New Family Machine is, In fact, unrivalled for all the
purposes of family sewing. It is at once simple, du
rable, quiet, and light running, and capable of per
forrning au astonishing range and variety of work. It
hem, fell, stitch, braid, gather, co-d, tuck, quilt,
and embroider with perfect ease tilld.accuracy, and is
in all respects as nearly a perfect specimen ol mechan
ism as could well be imagined Mr. Wm. N. Cooper,
the gentlemanly and efficient agent of the company in
his city, deserves the' thanks of the community for
having made su laudable au acqui,ith al to the business
im rovementa of our most it paler thoroughfare.
E. G. WHITMAN & UO..i.ILWAYS ON TIME.
The season may be late; Snows may firmer where
we look .for violets, and cold winds may rudely hie iv
where balmy breezes are set down in the Almanac;
but B. G. Whitman & Co. never fail to meet the O!-
quiremente of each succeeding season with their choice
and elegant confections. Their present Immense and
varied stock contains some dainty preparations that
have been gotten up with special reference to the
season, and in addition, all the old delicacies, such 1113
roasted Jordan Almonds, fine bon lions, cream fruits,
many-flavored caramels, chocolate preparations, &c.,
&o, that have given the name of IL G. Whitman &
Co. a proud pre-eminence in all appreciative circles.
A visit to their popular establishment, No. 318 Chest
nut street, below Fourth, will reassure the confident
and convince the skeptical.
REeZDY that can be relied on for com
pletely removing NEURALGIA, nerve-ache and other
nervous affections from the system is Da. TITRNEred
TIO-DOOLOUREOX Or UNIVERIBAL NEQUALGIA Pits.. It
improves the tone of the nerve fortifies the weak
ened constitution, and dislodges these complaints.
Apothecaries have this medicine. JOIINSTON, HOLLO
we: & Cownrat, Agents, Phllada.
SPRING has fairly made her debut, and spring
fashions are opened for inspection. Bartlett comes oat
with his nobby styles of boots and shoes, excelling as
usual. lat style and finish. Ile Wes fairly taken the city
by storm, or rather, the citizens have taken him by
storm, eo great is the rush for his new styles. Bartlett
may be found at 33 South Sixth street,above Chestnut.
THE LUNGS ARE tSTRAJOKD AND RACKED by
persistent Cough, the peneral strength wasted, and an
incurable complaint oft en established thereby. Jayne's
Expectorant is tui effective remedy for Coughs and
()olds, and exerts a benellekl effect on the Pulmonary
'and Bronchial Organs. Sold everywhere.
RE3IOVAL.
HrY:B 7 I3 CLIINA HALL,
Now open at their new store, 121 S Chestnut street,
where families about furnishing or replenishing have
the advantage of making their selection from the
largest stock of all the new shapes of China, Class
and Stone Ware in the city; from a single plate to the
most extensive outfit at the lowest wholesale int
porter's prices, and can depend on ihe quality of the
goods.
WIIITE FRENCH CHINA TEA Sin's, Best duality.
4) pieces, for :fS 13 per set. KerCe Chine dull, I'3IS
Chestnut street.
CUT GLASS TABLE TUMBLERS.
Per dOzen, - • - - - - $1 75
NERICE , CHINA HALL, 1218 Chestnut street, •
CHINA HALL, 1218 CHRSTSVT STREET.
Those about purchasing China and filvis 'will tind,
by a visit to the China Hall, that they can purchase
any article in our line by the single niece at the low
est wholesale price, und depend on getting the be 4
article and newest shapes, and have the greatest va
riety to choose from.
FEENITI CHINA DINNER PLATES.
Just received, 500 dozen White French China Din
ner Plates, at $2 per dozen.
Hznn's China hall, 1218 Chestnut street.
FACTS WORTH KNOWIN4 China and Glass
Loaned to Parties.—Parties giving public or private
learties,balls,etc.,can be furnished with White and Gold
Band China, Glassware. Silver Plated Table and Tea
Spoons, Knives and Forks. Candelabras, Tables.
Chairs, Napkins, 'Fable and. Floor Clottei, Flags and
other Decorations, at a moderate per centage, at S. S.
Fetherston 45c, Co.'s, 270 South Second street.
BEN BUTLER objects to fighting a duel with
Judge Nelson, because of the infirmity of his sight.
Be says he can draw a note at signt that will bring
down his man at any time; but a trigger he cannot
handle. Ben is at home in a suit at law, and looks
very well in it, particularly when said suit has been
furnished from the Arst-class Clothing 1101ISC of
Charles Stokes & Co., under the Continental.
Srnt.No HATS. Spring Hats, •
Of the newest and latest styles, at
The very lowest prices.
Oak fords', Continental Hotel.
GENUINE; French Confections, Hot-house Fruits
fresh Jordan Roasted Almonds and other delicacies. a,
A. L. VANSANT . 6, corner of Ninth and,Chestnutstreets
Jummous mothers and nurses use for children
a safe and pleasant medicine iu BoWEIt'S INFANT Colt-
DIAL.
SPRING FIATS. Spring Hats,
of ,the r OWeSt. and latest styles, at
The very lowest prices.
Oakfords', Continental Hotel.
AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCHES —The Best.
The Cheapest. - Recommended by Railway Condtic
tors, engineers and expres9men, the most exacting
class of watch-wearers, as superior ,to all others for
strength, steadiness, accuracy and durability.
'Unscrupulous dealers occasionally sell a worth
less Swiss imitation. To prevent imposition,
buyers should always demand a certificate of
genuineness.
For sale
all respectable dealers
BURGICAL Et:num&2 , yrs and druggists' sundries
Snownnis ce 110TLIER,
23 South Eighth street.
SPITCIALTY.—AII thosegents desiring_elegarit•
fitting pantaloons will find them at C. C. Dittriel.
Co., Continental Hotel, Ninth street. as this branch 01
Tailoring is made a specialty, and really .varrantli an
invitation. Always a fine stock 'of goods on hand.
BOW'ER'S SENNA FIGS, FOR CONSTIrATION—
Ofty cenh.J. Depot Sixth and Vine.
FINE Boom AND GAITERS AT Low FItIrES.
Gentlemen who eonsult comfort, economy, elegance
and good taste should call on Cum. Eichel, the accom
plished cordwainer, No. .5i14 North Eighth slrea,ahove
Buttonwood. Be bas su immense stock of Boots and
-toes of all the prevailing styles, at very low
't labs' Boots and Gaiters on hand and made to ord•cr.
FLORENCIC SEWING MACHINE.
Florence Sewing Machiee,
Florence Sewing Machine.
Ofilce,ll2i Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.
J. Isaacs, M. D., Professor of the Eye and Ear. tre
all diseases appertaining to the above members ,v.tc
the utmost success. Testimonials from the most re,-
Habit; sources in the city can be seen at his office, No.
sO Arch street. The medical faculty are invited to
accompany their patients, as he has no secrets in His
practice. Artiilcial eyes inserted. No charge made
for examination.
SPRING EATS. Spring Hate,
Of the newest and latest , tyles, at
The very lowest prices.
Onkfords% Continental lintel
LEGAL NOTICES.
N HE cocia OF COMMON PLEAS FORTHE CITY
County of Philadelphia.—MAßV N. WALES by
tier nest friend ve. JESSE N. BOLLES, U. P., September
Terp ,1367. N 0.67. In Divorce.
'lO ,lESSE N. BOLLES. 11,ppondent—Sva—Take notice
that the Examiner appointed by the Court to tike tecti.
movy of libaliTlVH wttuereea, will meet for that parrame
on ti e :Bet day of May, A. D. lttA, at 4 o'clocw, P. .N 1 , at
the thee of the und.r,igned, No. 2, eocond door of the
New Ledger Building,lo4 South Sixth atreet, in the city of
delphia; when and where you nniy attend if you
think proper. CIEORGE IL EARLE,
2 15p; Attorney fur Libellant.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY AND
1 County of Philadelphia. -Estate of BEND. RAY,
ducemed.—The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit
settle and adjust the account of WM. AV RAY and
ROBERT RALSTON, bxecutors of •Ilenjamin It
deceased, and to report distribution of the balance
in the hands of the accountant, will meet the parties inter
ested for the purees') of his appointment on NV EIDNEd-
DAY, May 13. 1868, at 11 o'cloca. A. M., at his office, No.
209 South Fifth street, room No. 11, in the city of Phila
delphia. . my 2 e,tu.thfit"
IN TME ORPHANS , COURT FIR TILE CITY AND
I County of Philadelphia.—Estate of TuomAs McK.E.N.
LEY, deweased.—The Auditor appointed by the Court to
report distribution of the fund in court arising from sale
of real eatate late of said decedent, will meet the parties
interested for the purpose of his P ppolntment, on Wad.
needay, May Litti, A. L. 1.48, at 4 o'clock P. M., at the
(Mice et Samuel F. Flood, Esq., No. 810 8. Fifth St., itt the
city of Philadelphia. myla to th at"
FITLER, WEAVER & CO.
nEW CORDAGE FACTORY
NOW IN FULL OPERATION.
Na 89 N. WATER and 23 N. DEL. moron
BOND'S BOSTON AND TRENTON BISCUIT.--Tilß
trade alepplied with Bond's Buttor,_DCO&M, Milk, Ova.
etors and Egg /Reedit. Also,. West & Thonea celebrated
Trenton and Wine Biscuit, bY JOB. B. BOSSIER. 4s CO..
Sole Agents. 108 South Delaware avenue.
THE DAILY EV BNING BUILETIN.-TifILADELPIIIA, SATURDAY, MAY 2;1868.
_ 1 '
WILL BE READY,
AND
FOR SALE, APRIL 30, 1888,
Gr ould 9 s Piano Stores
No. 923 Chestnut Street,
MUSIC ALBUMS,
Rich Gilt Morocco, with. Gilt Edges,
Most Popular Pieces of Music
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
The Retail Price of which would be not lees than
1. Minlo Rifle (Polka)
8 • C0n501ati0n........
4. Grand 'Triumphal March
5. Grande Duchene (Waltz)
6. Mabel (Wa1tz).....• • .. • • • •
7. Romeo and Juliette (Fantasia Air),
Arranged by 11. Clarke
8. Faust (Song). "In the Language of Love,"
need by permission of Oliver Diteon Co....Gonnod
P. Fif res De La darde (Polka MUitaire) J Ascher
10. Perla d'Allomagne (Dluotte a la hiazourka)..J. Ascher
11. Marche Du Sacra (Coronation). .. ... ....Meyerbeer
12. Don Carlo (Fantasia Aire)........ ...... ..H. Clarko
13. Grande Ducheeee (Quadrille).— ...... ....J. Offenbach
14. Guarde , Wa1tz......... ....... ........ ....D. GodfreY
15. Lagrayiata (Pot Pourri), arranged by 11. Cramer
16. 11 Trovatore (Pot Pourri), arranged by H. Cramer
17. Grande Ducheeeo (Song, "It is a Legend
J Offenbach
Old),"
.18. Romeo and Juliette (Air), arranged by H. Clarke
19. Bohemian Girl (Pot P0urri)............ ..... IL Cramer
20. Champagne Charlie (Song).... • A. Lee
ALSO AT
Claxton's Book Store, No. 1214 Chestnut St
Union Plano Company, 1017 Walnut St.
Conrad. Brothers, No. 1107 Chestnut It.
ap2B 6trp
WENDEROTH'S
GREAT PAINTING,
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
914 CHESTNUT STREET.
Open till 3.0 P. M.
at)2B to th s att;
VS 7 SPX - 141E S
OF
LOOKING • GLASSES:
• NEW ENGRAVINGS,
NEW CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHS ,
EARLES' GALLERIEk
816 Chestnut Street.
Thi uoitiae ;4 0f:v . .50 Z 4 I , lllllkUt 1
MARY B. CONWAY,
LADIES , DRESS EVRISES.II.IEG
AND
SHOPPING EMPORIUM,
81 SOUTH SIXTEENTH STitE'ET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ladies from any part of She United States can sond their
orders for Dress Materials, Dresses Cloaks.Bermets, Shoes,
Under Clothing, Mourning Suits, Wedding Trosseau, Tr&
veling Outfits. Jewelry, &c., also Children's Clothing, In
font's Ward, °bee, Gentlemen's Linen. .k.c.
In ordering Garments, Ladies will please send one of
their DEBT Frrrinar DRESSES for measurement and Ladies
visiting the city should net fail to call and have their
measures registered for future convenience.
Edon, bY Pen:anion. to
MR. J. M. 11AFLEIGII.
1012 and 1014 Cheetuut etroet
M
MESSRS. ROER COLLADAY &
nalil4.3m tp 818 and BIU Cheetnut etroof
STORE, 809 CHESTNUT STREET
•.
TO LET.
APPLY AT
BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
nl3l tf
TO LET.
'NEXT DOOR T O POST OFFICE
Entire Upper part, BaEement and Sub. Cellar. Apply a
430 Chestnut Street.
np2,3 [fry§
TO RENT—HANDSOME COTTAGE, 0 ROOMS,
eituate on Stenton aventte,2 minutee' walk of Vieher's
lane and Wayne etreet etation. Lot about t M by 200
feet. Gee and water.
A Iso—liandeome Country Seat. Nicetown lane, German.
town. within 10 ininutee' walk of etation. Four acree of
ground.
oleo—Ten deelrahle Country Seate near Buetteton,wi
several acres of ground. LEWIS IL REONEE,
my 2 e,tu2tl 731 Walnut [Arcot.
T RENT FOR E SUMMER • ONTIIS—A
ttO `M M
highly desirable Residence, on the Old York road, op.
po:tite the North Vennsylvania Railroad Station, 7
miles frcm the city. The house is large, handsome, and
furnished. There i s a well-stocked fruit and vegetable
garden, ice•houtto filled, stabling, &c. &c., &c. Possession
given 15th of June. Address "EII.DON,' , Shoemaker
town P. 0., Montgomery county, Pa. my 244
TO PENT.—A DEBIitAI3LE DWELLING. WP II
triabout 4 acres of land. situated on Nlgin street, Ger
mantown, convenient to steam and horse railroad;
hue gas, water, stabling, and a large number of fruit
trees; large vegetable garden, dm. Amity to W. C.
E
DENSZY, 737 Market street. my 2
TO LET.—TIIR FOUR STORY DWELLING NO.
Etil South Broad street. Inquire of J, I'. WINN,
"
southwest corner of Broad and Spruce streets. Rent
$7OO. mayt-litrp§
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
REDUCED PRICES.
MARCH 1, 1868.
ROBE BEM ENGINE AND BRANT UOSB, &a
RICHARD LEVICK;
No. 708 Chestnut Street.
gra t egho Na
o tional Rubber Co.
FB ARCI 'I3,DAYERS. &c.-0 ARCMS
(Stuffed Olives), Nonpareil and Superfine Capers and
French Olives: fresh goods • landing ex tispoloon
from Ha Delawa r er sale IiyJOS. B. MUDS & CO.
lOU South Avenue.
11111111 VERITABLE EAU DE COLOGNE—JEAN
1. MARIA FARINA. The moat fascinating of all toilet
waters, in festivity or sickness, and that which has given
name and celebrity to this exquisite and refreshing per.
fume. tingle bottles. 75 cents. Tome for two dollars.
/JUBB th ELL, Apothecary,
e Oliestned street.
5,000
BOUND IN
CONSISTING OF
T-? J N TY'
OE THE
FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
.. .. —G. Herzberg
Charles B. ibriberg
Moudeb3cohn
..........J. Concone
J Offenbach
D iGodfreY
THE FINE
TO RENT.
FRINGES !
FRINGES !
FRINGES4t t
ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
5. G. NIAOKIXELOLI,
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS . )
No. 1032 Chestnut Street.
Corner of Eleventh.
!no 6trp
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS-
Bilks in all the new shades ; Stripea,Checks and GI aces.
Black Pouit sublime, Gros Grains, Tatiana; also,tisclua•
mere de Bole, from el 75 to $7 bd.
bilk berm. Argentines, Plain French Silk and Irish
Poplins; all colors Corded and Poplin Alpacas, Piques and
Percales; French Piques. white, for dresses; also,
Plain
Check Di ainsooks, Organdies, tie.
J. W. PJWUTOLt & C 0.,,
920 Chestnut Street.
Laces, Fancy Goods, Hosiery and
Parasol Departments
now offer, in their variety and economical charges, groat
induccrnentB to buyers.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
920 Chestnut Street.
MOURNING GOODS,
BLACK MO E-lAIRS,
The celebrated Crown. Brand, warranted to retain , th:ir
t olor, cold only by
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
920 Chestnut Street. •
LADIES' 'KID GLOVE
U
JONIILOR, Alexandre's, Bajiater, Princeaa, and Clute,e: 'a
celein :stud makes.
J. W. PROCTOR St CO.,
920 Chestnut Street.
Shawln for Spring and Summer,
r, ow open, all the leonine etylee. from VS to 8150.
J. Av. .P.ROCToIt .56 CO.,
920 Chestnut Street.
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS.
Now open. a complete line of - all the reouirltes in these
departmentz. Families furnishing aro iuslted to examine
our rtock.
J..W. PROCTOR & CO.,
920 Chestnut Street.
LUPIN'S BOMBAZINE, GENUINE,
Hernani, Coarse and Fire Mesh,
7 ; yard to 2 yards w Ide,
At Popular Prices.
J 1 W. PriOCTOR 00, 1
920 Chestnut Street.
Spring and Summer
CLOAKS AND MANIILLAS.
ALSO.
HANDSOME WALKING SUITS,
Now open in great variety. ,
J. W. Chestnutit & CO.
0;20 Street.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Ladies Making their Bonnets
CAN I , IIAD ALL THE MATEBIAT RAT
GEORGE W. MILES'S,
91.1 Chestnut Street (Worth Side),
Straw Bonnets and Trimmings,
French Flowers,
Ribbons,
Laces,
Frosted and Plain Dialines,
' With narrow LACES, iu Colors to match.
French and New York BOWCI , 1111111e14
Liberal discount to Milliuere.'
MILES,
911 Chestnut Street
ap`;lmrp
WOOD & CARY,
BONNET OPENING
Thursday, April 2, 1868,
No. 725 Chestnut Street,
PUILADELPHIAi
and tfro
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220. 222.
REFRIGERATORS'
FOR THE MILLIO . v:
THE BEST VENTILATING REFRIGERATORS.
ALSO. THE COMMON REFRIHERATOES.
At Extreme Low Prleeei „,
E. S. PAP SON 44c 00.,
OLD STAND.
Noe. 220 and' 222 Dock Street,
. th triapo Near the Exchange.
apl4
AirARICING WITS EIY[P,ROTD
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A TARRY.
Filbert street:
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SUPPLIED DAILY TO LARGE Olt SMALL CON
SOMERS
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In any part of the paved Malta of the Consolidated City—
vvE4, PHUT A DEIRIIIA.
MANTUA, TIOGA
RICEIMhNn.
BuinEsßußG, an
GE
ERMANTOWN.
Offices etc. can rely on beincfurnlahed 'with a
lei RE AKTICLE, BEI VED'PEOMPTLY.
and at the lente,at market rstee.
COAL. COAL, COAL. COAL. COAL.
EST QUALITY OF LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL
COAL,
et prices se low se the loweet,for a Bret-rate article.
BLACKSMITHS' COAL, ElloKoßY, OAK L AND PINE
WOOD Aap KINDLING WOOD. _ _
SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR ICE OR COAL TO
Cold Spring Ice and Coal Company,
THOS. CAIDLL,Preet. JNO, GOODYEAR, Seer
HENRY THOMAS, Super%
No. 435 Walnut Street.
BRANCH DEPOTS,
TWELFTH AND WILLOW STREETS.
TWELFTH STREET AND WASHINGTON AVENUE.
TWENTY.FIFI H AND WM BARD STREETS.
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AND MASTER
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RATEdtkroughout the city, Weat Philadelphia, Mantua,
Port Richmond and Tioga, to Familiea, Storey, Motels,
Confectionera, Ac., In largo or small quautitlea.
A deductionot one-seventh to Mores and offices taking
but Nix Drees per week,
Oi dora by mail receive prompt attention.
itt - end 120 Broad street. cwt./
OFFICES, / Ninth and Washington avenue,/ DEPOTS.
Willow et. wharf. Velms - are ay.)
E. P. KERSIIOW,
A. inwr,- K ERSHOW & HUNT.
D. W. BUNT.
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ICE, ICE, ICE, ICE,
ICE, ICE, ICE, ICE.
FIRST QUALITY OF ICE.
CT Promptness and Regularity of Delivery,
riv- MODERATE UNIFORNI RATES TO FAXIIIES,
STORES, Jzo„
elf - LARGE TRADE SUPPLIED UPSIN FAIR TERMS.
CHAS. S. CARPENTER & CO..
717 Willow Street, above Franklin.
al 2g to tll Ft fit rvt
WATCHES, JEWELRY" &t.
Te New Marble Store,
qt . le. Set MUTSU STREET 1e
JAB. E, CALDWELL & CO.,
JEWELERS.
Have Opened Seven Oases
OF
FRENCH MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKS,
Manufactured in Paris expressly to their order.
The movement of each Clock is supplied with the
New Patent Improvements.
JAS. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
ap9o2 OFIESTNUT STREET.
ce thtfro
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CLARK & BIDDL E,
No. 712 CEEESTNUT STREET
Offer for sale a eholee assortment of
STERLING AND STANDARD
SILVER WARE
.AND
FINE PLATED WARES,
fer, wtt9,tfrp4
MITMe'VT=n
WILL RESOLD AT AUCTION ON THURSDAY,
Emu...lth. 1S(38, at 12 o'clock M, on the premlses, the
beautiful Country Reel& nee of Jacob Miles. ql.
rtaining thirty acres of excellent flr mdywina laud
elegantly situated in Pennebury towtehip.Cliester county,
l'enna., opposite the residence of David Woelpper., Esq..
and near Chadd's Ford station.
Ibis is one of the most desirable properties in Chester
county.with very handsome BO extensive improvements,
plenty of fruit cud shade. and tine water.
Terms one4talf cash; $5OO to be raid at sale. Also the
Household Furniture, Farming Utensils, Agricultural Im
plements, Live Stock, &e., &c.
The whole to be sold without reserve. Immediate pos
session.
Particulars in handbills.
'1 rains leave Mat cud Chestnut streets for Cliadd'si Ford
and West Chester, from which conveyance may be bed
to the place. ALFRED M. HERKNESS.
Auctioneer.
SALE BY ORBF OF 11EIRS.—ESTATE OF
It: R
Jenne Sandoz. deceafied.—Thomas & Song. Atrtion•
e‘re.—Valuable Country Place, eix scree. FiiiherN
one. one-half mite of the Fieher'd Lane Station. on the
North Penntylyanla Railroad. Twentyiecend Ward. On
Tueeday„ May 26th, 1268, et l 2 o'clock. noon, will be Bold
at public pale, at the Philudelohla Exchange. all that v:d.
noble country place, Amato on the no-th aide of Fiehet , o
Lane, between the North Penneylvania Railroad nod
New idecot:d filreet, near Ottley, Twenty second Ward,
adjoining the properties of William Hallowell, Benjamin
Taylor and l'dorgar compriklng S acre s of ground ,
luitable for a country res idence. The improvements are
it rough-mot dwelling, large frame bare, having corrl azo.
home end etablirg good water,garden, apple•orchardo&c.
11 - k Clear of ill Incumbranco.
Twins—Half caeli. Immediate tiCIPPCSOIOI%
THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers,
139 and 141 South Fourth greet
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PEREMPTORY SALE.—THO WAS & finSs,
Auctioneers.—Modern Three-story Brick Residence,
N. \V. t orrar of Sixteenth and Mt. Vernon str•.ets.
20 feet front. On Tuesday. May 12th. 1868. at 12 o'clock.
noon, will be 'old at public sale, without reserve, at the
Philadephia Exchange: All that modern three-story brick
meesuago. with three-story back buildings and lot of
ground, situate at the N. W. corner of Sixteenth and Mt.
Vernon streets; the lot containing in front on Mt. Vernon
street 20 feet, and extending in depth along Sixteenth
street 100 feet. The house 11.6 the gas introduced, bath.
hot and cold water; water-closet connected with sewer,
cooking-range, furnace in cellar. &c. Cellar floor laid In
mortar; has recently been papered and painted, and is M
gond order throughout.
' !" Clear of all incumbrance.
Tel may remain on mortgage.
Sale absolute. Immediate possession.
51. THOMAS d, St INS , Auctioneers.
ro y 2 9 199 and 191 S. Fourth street.
TO CAVITALISTS AND SIANUFACITURE RS._
rThomas & Sons. Auctioneere.—Valuable UM', Man
" don and Tenant houses, 113 acres, Rookbill road.
T ower Merlon township, Montgomery county.
van ht. half mile front Manayung, and 5 111111015 from Plata.
Pennsyl.
delphia, On Tuesday, May 19th:1868:at 19 o'clock, noon,
11l be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
the following described Property. viz.: No; I.—Alt that
v.ivable lot of land o'B acres, more or less, , at ltoetrutii,,,
Lower Merlon township, Montgomery countY, Pennsyl
vania; consisting of a large atone mill, large stone man.
slot. stone tenant house. and steno tlastrlea, water
power &c.
WC:leer of all incumbrance. . , , _
No. 2.—A1l that lot of land of 8 sores, mo or him ad
joining the above: has large thretretory stop mill, tenant
house and stone interacts,- water eon er, dm. Inmediate
110E434.w:i0n, For further path:sultan, apply to omas M.
mart, 1000 Girard Avenue. 4
M. TtiOMAS dt SONS., Auctioneers,
119 and 191 South Fourth erect,
Ma 32.9,16
HEAL ESTATE SALES.
REA I, PPiT4TF.--T11014 . 48 dr. 20 in' %.10%—
e ri.e handsome Cottager. Oo Tuesday- MAY IL '11863.
- at 12 otcrock. noon, n ill be bold at Public ante, at the
X 4 l4ladulpbta I , ,xchange. the foltowb.g desorturdt, oportg.
viz! 1!.o. I.—Cbelton avenue nod Wayne .venua, A taco
nite° end lot situate on the eolith wo t side of Ws) no AVG'
nue, lid feet routheast Pi Chelten avenue in the vent,-
secotd Ware, of the city of Philadelphia ; containing in
front tn Wayne avenue 46 feet ..nd depth aauthwiatt
wardl3llBo feet, more or less. The above la a arose twit
COI tl/ge. two and a half nturies high. verandah^ is fro.it.
and large t ortico in the rear, u ith hall, parlor,
r. em and kitchen on the drat &mt . ; three chain bore and
hoth•roonu on the second floor; and turoo chambers and
stor,room on the third floor; gas and hot and cold
renter.
N 0.3- eyeful° and Wayne avenue A tclenttlattO
end lot situate on the B.W.sido of Wayne avenue. 148 feet
B.E of Chelten avenue. in the Twenty wood Wad;
contain Wain front on Wayno avenue 46 feehand In depth
southe este ardly lin feet. mope or has. The MIA , , to a
stote to In cottage. s,s; stories lash, aeronaut it front. and
largo ware on this. rear, with hall parlor, dining roma
and kib hen on the 'l floor; 8 chambers and bath coo.*
on the second dear. and 13 chambers and store room on the
thiro floor ; gas, and hot and cold water,
No. B.—thelten avenue and 'Pulaski street. A Mos
so/4e and lot, situate on the aouth corner of littolteo_ave.
line and Pulaski etrc . t. in the Twentrsecond Ward:
containing 44 teeth' trot t on OW itct. ay.nue, and In
depth soutneastwardly 147 feet. more or less. The wave
lea stole twin cottage two storks high, with Mansard
roof serener, boot and , resr , hall pert r, dialog room.
putr tr) and kitchen oe •the first door; 8 chambers and
both mem on the second floor, and a chambers and atom.
mom on the thhd ; gam. and hot and cod water
No. 4.—Cbelten avenue and Pala kl street.--A nineteen',
and lot, actuate on the 8. W. aide of tiheltea avenue, 63
fret southwest of Pubtell street. in the Tsrenty second
Ward; containing 47 feet fn front on (Molten avenue, ant
In depth southeastwordly 148 feet, more or less. Toe
above fa a stout twin cottage, two atorfkil high. with Man.
card roof, veranda front. and rear; halt, parlor. dining.
room. pantry and kitchen on the first floor; three
chambers and batb•room on the .econd floor. and three
chandlers and storeroom on the third door; gas, hot and
cold water.
No. s.—modern Residence, Cheleen and Wayne avenues.
—A moo nage and lot, situ*, e on the eaat corner of Chet
fen and Wa)ne *vomit*: containing In front on fUtPltea
avenue 10 feet. and In depth on Wayne avenue 170 feet.
The above is a double two-atory rougb•cast none tnausiola.
with a tau-story double bark bit.iding; hal4 parior,,
library, dining room and ahitcheruf on firs floor; 6 cham
bers and bath - room on the second. and 3 chambers on the
third floor; gee, bet and cold water and furnace.
M. THOMAS k BONO, Auctioneers,
139 and 141 Booth logurth street.
r()Rigid NS' COURT SAM—ESTATE (IP M
C. C. IR milt, a minor— thous*. st Sons. Auctioneers.
—Very valuable country place. Threcgotory stone
Mention. 2.1. g acres, School Street. 'oath-watt or Green
Street, Oc.tuantown.ltd Ward, the late residence of
henry Chancellor, deceased: Pursuant to tin order the
Orphans' Court pu blic e on d.Vonnty of Philadelphia.
will be told at sale,Tuesday, hi...3 , 28041%e, at
12 o'clock, noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange the fol.
lowlng desctibed property of biotic U, 0. liortit, a minor.
viz: All that lot of land, with the largo three.gtorr smile
mansion nou.e. fray; otaLle and ether bulidlogs tfteroost
et ected, situate in the Sid Ward, 6( the City of Philadel
phia. known na Clemente beginning at a point on
school street 2:eifeet ine.tunisoutn.wcotwa•dly from tho
S. W. coiner 01 School anti Green streets: extending in
front along School street 2iBfeet 4 niche,, and In demi; of
'lost width at right angles 'Vint arid School street 441 eet
1,?., Ind, es Hounded an the north—vest by School street,
on the north•emt by ground oik the Germantown Acad
emy, on the south-east by ground fortnetly belongios to
the Chancellor t state, and now to Williama and others,
nd south-writ by ground of
,—; containing 2 acre, and
Da ;archer. more or tree.
By the Court JOSEPII MEOARV, Clerk O. I:.
GEOROS WOOD Guardian.
N. It —One fourth interest will he told by order
of the ()rotten,' Court, the remaining threelourtha by the
othe , tt nets thureo, theirs of lie ty Chanceilor.
the porthai,er obtaining a title to the whole. The Int prove-
Un Li , are a large tnrce.gtor..,.. , stone truaallol in croon,
tru tii e Z Able and Oditr Oltr.bllUdintS; vegetable garden,
let ge riled e treta,
'I et tp,--iine.guareq,r rarb. Immedlote posaeasion.
flo" The above Is it very valuable property. a plan of
which thou log how It could be .lAVAlStAgeetlidy di , vied
Into building lots. may he loon at the Auction ttootne.
M. TIMM An Atte, it:met:lra,
Lit and 141 South Fourth street.
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SALE:.—TIIOSI k SONS.
AUltionetni. Oh Tuesday. Alay 13th. lea at Li
oNluels. noon. Will heroic at tit; bile sale. :tithe Phila
delphia Exchange. the following described prcipeity,
very Valuable Busiosts stand i itreeetory trick
Store mid I/welling. No 1306 Ottumwa street, were of
'I hitteetenttrect. All that valuable three-story brick
nits. wigs and lot at grottrui. situate Ott the south aide of
Chest/Ad street. wcat of l'hLte,nth street. No. Me; eon.
&endue in trotd en , flielittatit street 18 fort 6 inclose. and
exten digit fn depto Ice feet to Drury street it is occupied
sis enliven. aid dwelling, and situate in an improving and
desitab'e neighborhood.
• No" —Two three story Mick Dwellings "Nho. 1://3
and I:XS — Sant:um strest. west of Thine nft street All
tunnel two tbrceistay black mosisuages and lot of ground.
nottli lands Salleom street. West of Thirteenth street.
No.. kW IWS; each containing in front on tilenont
street 15 fest. end extending in depth 54 feet 8 inchee to a
1 feet wide allay. Tlov wall be cold separately.
\0.3--'lhree toryllrlckDatelfng.itio.l3l4Ururystreet,
west of Tbirteenth; all that tbrer-eitory brick meetunge
nt d wit of s round, situate on the' south nide cif D•itry
Ft/vet, liti feet 6 indult west of 'thirteenth stidist N 0.1314:
et/Melnik' In front on Prury street, 15 feet or an inch.
and extending in depth 43 fret 4 Inches to • 3 feet wide
slley. bl. 111.01.148 SONS. auctioneers.
niscl.s 16 133 and 141 South toartil street.
ReAL r STA f THOdlii SONS' SAI.I; -_
EModern Tbreefttory Brien Residence, 4)9rind
r head. weet of Fourth etrert tin Tuviday mar
lg. Biz. a. n o'clock. noon. will be +mid at public sale.
at Ilan l'hilatteWhia Exch.uic. all that modftre three.
story prefsed Mick front merfuage. with tereanni b a
bulidirg and lot of giottud. of Watt, on the north side of
t'inertm*t.. Wert of Fourth street, !cm 499: containing in
Front in Vint farms 19 feet, and entendLes in dep h
ell. than narrowing to 6 feet, and then extending, moth
19 feet, making th- entire depth 109 feet. together with the
privilege of a 8 fort wide alley. The Image la in good re
pair: nearly papered and painted; large igloo° Partof
c lying T(Nall and kitthen on the first floor; 2 chatuime,
fitting room. library, bath and wafer closet on the recoad
floor; tea throus bout (with fixture.. which are included
fu the rale, tree of charge). hot and cold water, turnacc,,
co' king range. fiat pavement. wash pave. &c.
fV 'leer of all ineumbranee.
1 emus—Half (lath.
immediate poreeraion. May be examined any du , pro.
viola to sale.
81. THOMAS A: Attetionnem
139 and 141 South Fourth etrect._
la Welt; THOMAS d: SONS' Al;C:
tloucers.—F-legant Country Seal. ten acres. onpesite
Cold Spring titattarg. on the Philadelphia and Tren
ton Raliroad,2 miles above Bristol, Mucks county. Pa. On
Tuesday, June 2d, liga, at 12 o'clock. noon. will' lie cold
at public rale. at the Philadelphia Exchange. ail that
elegant country teat. containing to norm, situate on the
Philadelphia and Trenton Rail osd-dllectly appoint() Odd
Spring Station, two miles above Drina. 3hc Unprove
n). eta consist of a three-story rough cast mansion. houce„
containing parlor 33 hy 13 feet, sitting room. it 15 feet.
dining toom and kitchen Othe that floor; 4 CLISinDerA,
aah loom and store MAD on the cecond Soo ; chain
hers and large room on the tided floor; out-butldinsc con
riot of stable. carriage house. ice hours. barn as room,
tool house, ci:c.; lawn containing 3 acres, laid oot Vit
es ergrcent and other trees; house surrounded , with ut ple
trees ; 3 trains to and from the city
tlif Clear of all inmanbrance.
immediate possession. May be cinmined any day
previous to Sale.
Tema—lint( cash. A photograph of tire property can.
be seen at thu Auction Room'
M. '1 110 MAS ,k EONS. Auonee.
129 and 141 South Forstut rret
MEM
NEAL ESTATE.--TIIONIAS tt SONS' SALE.--
11; Elegant Brown Stone Residence. with tide yard.NO.
ifJt 1649 North Broad etreeknorth of Oxford 'street. 3l
feet front. 16ii fctrt deep. On Tuesday. May 12th. WS. at
12 o'clock, neom•will be told at nubile ante, Et the Phila
delphia Exchange: ,all that elegant throe-story brown
atone ruessuage,with Mansard roof. and double threestory
hark buildings and lot of ground, situate on the east title
of broad street. 2(15 feet north of ttxtord street. No. 1649;
the lot containing in front on Broad street 32 feet (in
clod lilt! aide yard of 8 foot), and extending in depth l 6
walnut doorus it finithed in a tuperior manor r. with.
(eachinside blinds/. stairs. washboards,
mouldings. dc.: has the modern conveniences: 8 bate
rooms, 2 itanaces. Arc.
rer• Clear of all inetimbrance.
immediate potr•ettion.
Turns- 611100 con remain on mortgage.
{D' Broad street Jo row considereo the finest aVenu a in
the city. The street Is paved with the justly celebrated.
Nicholson pavement.
4. TUOMAS At SONS, Auctionoera,
. tto and 141 South Fourth street.
I,6lATE.—TetomAs so'ds' sm,E.
Modena threesto y brick dwelling, No. 2215 Spruce
" btreet, west of Twent,y-Second street. t;n Owed-Av.
Slay 12111. PAS. at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia. Exchange. ail that now modern
three.story brick messuage, with three-story back build
ings and I ,t pf ground, Situate on the north side of Spruce
Street, west of TweritY Second street. No. "413; containing
in front 17 feet 6 filches, and extending in depth 65 feet 6
Inche , t. It hoe the gas throughout. bath, hot mod cold
water. water closet, furnace, cooking range, dry cellar.
cool bins, 60.
Or Immediate possession.
IR!". Clear of all incumbrance.
I' e rms—*,3,stv may remain ou mortgage.
• . THOMAS ,Sr SUNS, Auctioneers.
rr•rr 2-9. 1119 and 141 SouthEourth street.
REAL ESTATE—THOMAS Az SONS' SALE„.--
Eihree.story Brick Tavern, known as the "Eighth
" ' Ward Douse," No. 225 13suth Twelfth stroet, below
Locust street. On 'rue , day, day 12th, 180 s. at 12 o'clock,
noon. will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia ttlx
change, all that three-story brick roassuago with. two
story back bulidliip and lot of ground, situate on the
east sldu of Twelfth street 21 feet south of Locust
street, -Number :125,• the lot containing ra,
front on Twelfth street 18 feet. and extending depth
l e er" with privilege of a 3 beet wide alle,y, lo c iaing into
Locust street. Ihe house has the tute
. bath, water closet.
&o. Clear of all ineumbrance, Terms-42,0(41. may re
main on mortgage. Will be sold subject to a lease of 2
'l7klotito"stnaSTSr.ONS, AuctloVeers.
119 and 141 South I ourthetreet.
years, from May
REAL MATE—THOMAS 4r• :lONS , SALE.—
Genteel three-story Brick Dwelling, N 0.1115 c ar om,
ter street. west of Eleventh street. On Tueo,day,May
990 1 ,1t03, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be, sold,ut public sale, at
the pr o l,,delphia Exchange, all that gontoel costory
brlok.mossuage, with twestory back building and lot oil
gr ound, situate on the south side of Carpenter streo wset
cooking roue.
of Lleventh street, No. 1110; containing in iron' on Car
polder street 16 feet, and in depth 70 foot. It conttins 11190
rooms; has gas, bath, hot and cold water,
&e.
Subject to a yowl , "ground rent of $l2O.
• • • M. THOMAS & RUNS, Allot oneets,
my 2,9.10 .;110 and 14 1 ' SontlorFetirth street.
koiCsAtE.
r FOR BALE—A 3 lIREFATORIi BRICK , HOI.ISR,
with three•story double back.• buildings, N0..162 North
FOR
at. Inquire oh the promisee. my 2 Ist'
hie, A L EtbPedalON•
pIaLADELPIIIA 'NATATOI3IIDI AND
. PHYSICALINSTI VOTE.%
The summer Eeaeon will open ae usual the tot of May.
All clubatatn for eeneon tickets Almelo Po domed and at
tended to on or before BP.M. of that day The doors
e luatitution will be opened to thepolde and the friends
N
of tho.atatoriurn,THlJUSDAY and ntipAY.,tide week.
for lnepeetion. For programme of opening SOO .`VPCCiai no.
Hee . apt 8P
BITE CASTILE SOAP. BOXEB gENU,IND
4 White Guano Soap, landing from brig Pennsylvania,
from Genoa, and for sato by JOB, D. 81it3141-Ett DO., leg
South Delaware avenue,