CITY rsVLA,BIrIN.
R0111:Y.S) BY A CAB AcQV.AINTANCIL—James J
Tvlot, a resident or Montgomery, county,eante
LO thp city from Pittsburgh on Monday ast
'Wh'ett‘the train' reached Lewistown he Made the
acquaintance of a passenger who said that he had
traveladfrOm St. Louis. Qn the„xont4 the ; tow
became quite familiar. Mr. Taylor was treated
at different stations, and whist the train stopped
for supper Mr. Taylor's new made friend:l%ood
not allow him to pay for the meals which they
ate. After arriving In this city the two men pat
up at the Washington Hotel, In West Philadel
phia, and went to bed In the same, roam. Yester
day morning when Mr. Taylor awoke his room
mate, h add isappeared. He made inquiries, but
nobody seemed to know anything about his de
parture. Mr. Taylor then discovered that he was
minus about $5 90 which he had with him on the
revious night.
THE COMING ROWING, MATCH'. -The rowing
match between .Hamill and Coulter is to come off
on the 18th of next month on, the Schuylkill.
Both men have gone into active training in Pitts
burgh, and each will try his beat to get to the
"scratch" in the finest possible condition. Hamill,
since be-went into training, some two weeks no,
has got rid of thirty ponnds of superfluous flesh,
so that be now weighs but quo hundred and
sixty-eight pounds, or a trifle over his ordinary
rowing weight . The exercise Hamill takes is
something extraordinary. A day or two ago he
pulled eight miles, at s slashing pace, on the
river, and then took an eight-mile walk over the
bills. Coulter is also doing well—taking strong;
-vigorous exercise. The race will no doubt be an
exciting one.
Btrarnns. , , , —A German named John Still
,
man, residing at. Forty-first street an d ; Lancaster
_avenue, was arrneted yesterday aid taken before
Alderman Maullwpon the chanre of haVing beaten
his wife. He was committed for trial.
Alderman Carpenter had before him Frederick
Cass, residing at Ninth and Brown, streets, upon
the charge of assault and hattery?on his' wife.
'no accused: was . held in 0400 be%
William A. Firth WAS before Alderman Massey
.on a similar charge. Be was held in 0600 ball to
answer at court.
REA% EfEnnicx joussoN, D. D., the talented
g,entleman called to the pastorate of the Church
on Washington Square (do long the scene of the
Rev. Albert Barnes's labors, whose failing health
made it necessary to • retire from active pastoral
work), will come to Philadelhia, and commence
his duties next Sabbath mo r nin g. This is now
definitely fixed, and we,doubt not that it will be
a cause of great satisfaction and pleasure to
many of our citizens, especially those living in
the eastern section of the city , to know that Rev.
Dr. Johnson will so soon enter his now field.
SHOOTING INSECTIVEROVS STRI 4 )B.-Wm. Holt
was arrestill yesterday, at Forty-first and Lud
low streets, upon the charge of Shooting insec
tiverous birds, contrary. to act of Assembly. He
was taken before Ald. Manll, and was find five
dollars.
JUVENILE THlEF.—Frank Gysi, aged 14 years.
was arrested yesterday on Second 'streetl bolow
Coates, upon the charge of the larceny of some
mantel ornaments. He was committed by Alder
man To;and.
Aic'Own Fifth District Police
desire an owner for a cow, :which was found
astray in thb dries yesterday.
Fouun DuoNvzimp.—Thot , body of a man was
found in the Delaware, at COowhill street wharf,
this morning.
IN GREAT BEIM= gentlemen wir(Oonfer pub
lic benefits, are often elevated into the titled ranks.
A }louse that could clothe a battalion of citizene,
from millionaire to laboring, man, at a few mo
mente notice, would at once be styled "Clothiers
to the Royal family." To the Philadelphia pub
lic the great clothiers are Wanamaker &Brown,
corner of Sixth and Market streets. The magni
tude of Wanamaker & Brown's trade is such that
all'competition Is distanced, whether In custom
work or ready-made.
NORTHERN DunnoTmuy.—A meeting will be
held on , Tbursday evening nest at the hall of the
Northern Dispensary, No. 603 Spring Garden
street. The object is to increase the facilities and
usefulness of the Dispensary. It Is proposed to
introduce free baths and ether sanitary Measures
for the prevention of disease. This institution is
one of the most deserving in the city, and it is to
be hoped that the managers will be successful in
their new undertakang.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.—To - morrow evening
at 8 o'clock the Spruce Street Baptist Mission will
•celebrate its tenth anniversary at the Spruce
Street Church, Spruce, below Fifth street. The
programme is an excellent one, and the exercise's
will doubtless be very attractive. •
NEW JERSEY MATTER%
ELECTION.—The annual election for officers o
the borough of Riverside,
New Jersey, which
was recently incorporated by the Legislature of
New Jersey, was bold yesterday', and resulted as
follows : For Justice of the Peace—Molledore
Speigle. For Counclimeii—Edward A. Heintz
Oscar Teitze, Henry Garbe, Jacob Wolfschmldt
E. C. Elliott. For School Directors—Edward A
Heintz, one year; George Plan, two years; Ru
dolph Stoecker, three years. For Assessor—
August Schell. For Collector and Treasurer—
Wiencealas Pelletier. For Constable—Philip
Espenshits. For Judge of Election—S. A. Bar
thoulot. For Inspectors of Election—Charles
Miller, Frederick Leak.
SUPPOSED INFANTICIDE.—On Monday, a man
and his wife, named Steelman, residing near
Somers's Point, Atlantic county, were arrested,
and committed to the jail at May's Landing, on
the charge of infanticide. On the examination
before a Justice of the Peace, it appeared that
the child had mysteriously disappeared, and as
no satisfaction was obtained in regard to it, the
parents were locked up. The Courts will not
commence in that county until the Bth of Sap-
Umber next.
MACS MEETING.—The Union League of Adan
a&tic City have exercised a very important influ
ence in shaping the politics of Atlantic City, and
it is in a very flourishing condition. On Monday
evening next the Republicans, under its auspices,
will hold a mass meeting in the Mansion House
Hall, for the purpose of discussing the issues of
the day, and to commence the political campaign.
They extend a special invitation to the Demo
crats to attend, in order that they may hear some
truths which that party generally overlook.
Rouarco STOCK.—The Camden and Atlantic
Railroad Company will, by the opening of the
bathing season, have two additional losomotives,
and eight very elegant new cars to place upon
their road. It is anticipated that the season will
• be a good and profitable one, as extensive pre.
paradox's are making to accommodate those who
desire to visit the seaside. It is proposed, also,
to run the express train down to Atlantic City In
one hour and a half, instead of two, as heretofore.
This would be another great accommodation.
CAMDEN Counrs.—The May term of the Cam
den County Courts commenced yesterday. These
courts have been so crowded with business for
the past few years that it has been found neces
sary to summon two sets of traverse jurors, one
class to serve until the 19th, and the second class
front that time until the close of the term.
CITY*NOTIOES.
Broom= is in'the field, al the head of the
eptin,,„f , fashions. Specimens of his creative genius, in
the ebspe of the most rechlrche boots and shoes ever
worn by American gentlemen, may be seen and se
cured at moderate prices, 83 South Sixth street abnve
ebeetout.
"A DISTINCTION W/TIIOIIT A LIIVERIZENCE. r, •
Baglisb paper has discovered the line which divides a
dlaU. nation from a difference: "A little difference fre
quently makes many enemies:" while ' "a little clis-
UallOn attracts hosts of friends to theperson on
wlarnattis conferred." The cheapest way to possess
an enviable distinction among Olen is always to dress
in clothing of the cut and flash of that sold at Stokes
Eko.'s, tinder the Continental.
Juni(loss mothers and nurses use for children
-a rare slid pleasant medicine in Down's IN elacr Con..
OAg73'aRD Xt . / SONR
e now really all the talent
Styles of Sprlng Hats and Crps. •
Stores, 889 end RIO Chestnut street.
FINK BOOTS AND GAITERS AT Low Prudes.
Gentlemen who commit comfort, eoorimay, • eleTanee
and good taste should call on Chas. !Nebel, the AC4OM
pI !shed cotdwalner. MI North Eighth atreot,above
buttonwood. Be has au immense stock of Boots and
Shoes of all the prevallingetyles, at wort' low, prices:
Youths' Boots and Gaiters on hand and made to order.
FASIIIONAME BONNETS, MATS AND MILLINERY
Goons.—Ache ladies of our city seem to be irresistibly
tracted to the popular establisitinent of fileiSra.
Wood & Cary, No. 725 Chestnut street. They have
evidently won the affections of the fair bY, their su
perb display of Fancyßonnets, Ladies', Hisses' and
Children's Hats,' and cut materials of every description,
of which they have the largest stock in the city, at,
,the
lowest prices For elegant and fashionable article* in
this department Wood .& Cary's store is unquestiona
bly the headquarters.
•
CHAS. OATEFORD & BONS
Have now ready all the latest'
Spring Styles of Hats and Caps.
Stores, 834 and 836 Chestnut street
Hams ! Hams ! HAMS! ! !
Choice Maryland Hams,
Very fine Virginia Hams,
Davis "Star" Cincinnati Hams
Newbold's Celebrated Jersey ' Hams.
For sale by Mitch Chestnutcher,
1204 street.
COUNTRY HAMS CottNnty HADIB ! !
Averaging only about eight pounds in weight. -
Very desirable.
For sale by Mitchell & Fletcher,
1204 Chestnut street.
GF.NUINE French Confections, Hot•houseFrnits,
fresh Jordan Roasted Almonds and other delicacies, at
A. L, VANSANT'B, corner of 'Ninth and Chestnut streets.
atinexam. inarauxerrrs and druggist/I'nm.
&owns). n th 4-21aorana,
24 So Eighth street.
BrEctAtat.—. All those gents desiring elegant:
fitting pantaloons will find
them at O. 0. Dittrlch &
Co., Continental Hotel, Ninth street, as this branch of
Tailoring Is made a specialty, and really warrants an
invitaticni. Always sane stock of goods on hand.
Bovasn's EIZNNA FIGS, ' FOR CONSTIPATION....
• • cents. Depot Sixth and Vine.
GRovim & Smuts's Sighe' Premium
Machines , 780 Chestnut street..
fiinviawroAimumrs.
Florencelkswiqg Machias.
Plorencel3ewing Machina.
Office-JIM Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
TIIE LUNGS ARE STRAIN/al AND SACKIED by
persistent Cough, the general strength wasted, and an
incurable complaint often established thereby. Jayne's
Expectorant is an effective 'remedy tot Coughs and
Colds, and exerts a beneficial effect on the Pulmonary
and Bronchial Organs. Sold everywhere.
CHAS. OAKFORD & SONS • .. ,
Have now ready all the latest
Styles of Spring Hats and Caps. ,
Stores, 834 and 836 Chestnut street.
DRAFWESH, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.
J. Isaacs, M. D., Professor of the Eyo and Ear, treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with
the utmost success. • Testimonials from the most • re
liable sources in the city can be seen at his oftice, No.
Sob Arch street. The medical faculty are. 'Wiled to
accompany their patients as he has no Secrets'i n n his
practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No chargemade
rr••• .3raminallon.
ICE AND CO/L.L.
ICE. ICE. ICE. ICE. ICE.. ICE. ICE.
ICE
SUPPLIED DAILY TO
MELARRGE OR SMALL CON
in any part of the paved limits of the Consolidated City—
WEST PHILADELPHIA,
MANTUA, TIOGA •
Ricumhrro.
BIUDESBURG, and
GERMANTOWN.
Families. Oflices,etc.,
_can rely on being_furnished with a
ri RE ARTICLE, SERVED PROMPTLY.
and attire 'sweat market rates.
COAL. COAL,'.; COAL. COAL. COAL.
0 •
BEST QUALITY OF.: LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL
COAL,
at prices sallow as the lowest. for a first-rate article.
BLACKSMITHS` COAL, HICKORY, OAK. AND PINE
WOOD AHD KINDLING WOO
SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR ICE OR COAL TO
Cold Spring Ice and Coal Company.
THOS. E. CAHILL.
RY Pres
T%HOMAS, JNO. GOODYEARSuper% . Sec's.
HEN
OFFICE,
No. 435 Walnut Street.
BRANCH DEPOTS.
TWELFTH AND WILLOW STREETS.
TWELFTH STREET AND WASHINGTON AVENUE.
TWENTY-FIFTH AND LOMBARD STREETS.
NOH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AND MASTER
STREET. • •
PINE STREET WHARF, SCHUYLKILL.
m w
KNICKERBOCKER
ICE I
E •
COMPANY .
Furnish ICE OF VIE BEST QUALITY at the LOWEST
RATES tkroughont the city, West Philadelphia, Mantua.
Port Richmond and Tioga, to Families, Stores, Hotels,
Confectioners, dtc., in large or smaliqUantities.
A deduction of one-seventh to stores and offices taking
but six times per week.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
118 and 120
as ß h r ioagdt street, con
OFFICES,
W n W han t d . W harf n D o l n w v r n ay.l
DEPOTS.
E. P. KERSHOWO
A. HUNT, N.ERSHOW & HUNT.
D. W. BUNT.
ap2s dffitm&Elt a to thil
BEDDING. FEA.THERIS, &C.
44 North Tenth Street
Bedding and Feather Warehouee.
Feathers of all qualltiee.
Feather Beds, Bolster" and Mon%
Bprhng and Hair Matressee.
Huak and Straw Matresses.
Iron Bedsteads of all sizes.
Tucker's celebrated Spring Bede.
Howe's celebrated Spring Cots.
Honycomb Quilts. Lancaster Quilts
Alha e mbra Quilts , Imperial Quilts.
Germantown Quilts, Allendale Quilts.
1
103""With as handsome and complete variety No. 4i
of Marseilles Counterpane as can be found in North
the city, of white, pinkand orange colors. TENTI:
Irriind we keep and
Counterpane
Blaads as cheap Street,
as anybody. Window Shades in great variety below
of pattern at the lowest market prices. J Arch.
AMOS HILLBORN,
No. 44 N. Tenth Street, below Arch,
f m 23nrn
TO RENT.
TO LET.
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE.
Entire tipper part, Basement and Bub. Cellar. Apply a
430 Chestriut Street.
ap22 tfrpp
etk TO RENT—BY' THE YEAR.
A convenient and ec mfortable residence. at the
ALI northwest corner o RMANTOWN f Linden and Green streets,
,
having a parlor,dinireproem and kitchen on the first floor,
and six chambers.
Attached thereto le a good lot with handsome shade.
trees.
Inquire . at the adjoining house, or at the
Mine 11111 Railroad Office.
in the Ilan of the Franklin Institute, No. lb South Seventh
street. niy6
W.&NTIS.
fiWANTE • TO RENT BY JUNE IST, A HOUSE
with all modern conveniences, by a small family.
No children. Located in the western part of the
city.Adress J. B. C Box 2695, P. 0.
BOARDING•
BOARDING.—FIRST-CLASS DOARDING AT NO
1108 Walnut street. tweetna
Uumrsil FAR CAPERS, den—OLISTVAS FAROIES
(filuneo Olives), unwell and Superfine Oarless and
French °Lives: free goods; landing na Napoleon 111.
tem; Havre, end for sale byJOS. Bun= & Co.
108 South Delaware Avenue.
THE DAILYEVENING BULLETIN-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNBSDAY, MAY 6,-1868;
OAUPE*III4IOB AND :11.1itettila•
IJARlifi; OIL
IMPORTA.IIOIft 1809.
All the Latest and Best Styles'
ftEDUCIED PRICES.
TOWNISE .48r. C0.,
No 59 N. Second St., below koh.
&Al 6
.CARPETS,
OJI
MATTINGS, 60.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
d ace
patiretr:t w r it e gi s ir.li P o r Nzvolter
LEEDOM & SAAW,
910 Arch Street,
f6o43mrp t ,
Between Ninth and teak atreerti, -
NHAW cAiropurws..
JAMES IL ORNE, SON CO.,
606 Chegtnnt -Street,
Elite opened New Carpets, Oil Cloth. Draggete, Canton
and Cocoa Matting, Bugs, dic.
Wiltons, Brussels,
Velvets, Extra Tapestries.
The above aro our own Patterns.
English Ingrains, Three Plys,
Oil Cloths, rru g gepi,
English Venetir,
Cocoa Notting,
Straw Matting,
OF 011 it OWN EMPORTATION TOllll SPRING,
Bowe very.superior, all of whichwe offer at lowest Prima
JAMES 11. ORNE, SON & CO.,
Chestnut, below Seventh.
ap9 2mrpl •
CANTON MATTING.
Our Own Importation TM Spring.
SOME VERY SUPERIOR
8-4, 7-8, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4
WHITE AND RED CHECK
STRAW MATTINGS.
JAMES H. ORNE, SON & CO.,
626 Chestnut 84 below Seventh:
ap9oAnnh
1868. CARPETING& 1868
GLEN EOHO MILLS,
Germantown, Philadelphia,
McCALLUM, =ASE & SLOAN'
Reepectfully invite the attention of
THE TRADE
to their largeatock of
CARPETINGS,
Of their own and other Manufactures.
No. 509 CHESTNUT STREET.
1868. REMOVAL 1868.
OF OUR
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
From 51,9 Chestnut Street,
TO
NO. 609 CHESTNUT STREET.
Where we are now opening
AN IMMENSE NEW STOCK
OF
FOREIGN . CARPETINGOi
Embracing all the Latest and choicest styles of
PARIIN,BRILE:VIESIArAravaI. BRUSSELS, TA'
MASK, AND PALATINE VENETIANALSO. B RU SSELS:
LIM OIL CLOTHO , together will a full line of
DOMESTIC CARPETINGS,
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS and '
TIANS, for PAILS and STAIRS, with extra borders. - -
MOO ALUM, CREASE & SLOAN'
s m Bmrpi
1 No. 44
North
TENTH
• Street.
lArch..
TENT.'
Street,
below
1 Arch,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
CANTON MATTINGS, 4‘0,,
Jed received per late steamer.
E. H.GODSHALK & 00.
723 Chestnut Street.
s. IL GODIIIIAIX. Tara Z. Alcaccm=lll:
Janda=
J. BTEWART DEPUY,
253 8. Second Street, above Spruce,
In now stilling CARPETIi, OIL CLOVIS, MATTiNG%
/NDOW ISHADEis, du)" &C.. at very reduced prime,
rust 6tr .•
QTEADISHIP ROMAN FROM 808 i'ON
1.3 aignees of Merchandise per above steamer wilt 'Ocala
send for their gooda noW landing at Pine street Whaff,
my69t ' HENRY MOOR & Ofd.
SsQUA)", SWEET CORN-95 BARRELS JUST RE
celvA and for rale by JOSEPH B. BUSSIBB &00
tee Boum Delaware alrellUe.
ST. LOUiti
li:PdisßOitt'Cdt•TPANVEl
Virst Num-tit - age
Seven Per Ott 25-Year Bonds.
Infant CunPOto due lot February *Oti k
Auguit,loable to the City of
New Torii.
The tide of the St. Louis and iron Mountain Raikoad
having been confirmed by Act of the General AasemblY of
the State of fdfascuri, and the Bonds declared valid. the
work of extending r o a d s' am Col u mbus. nnection with "his
Southern systein of , at fa notvioing
rapidly sOrstard. Ninety-one miles being In profitable
OPt talon, SOrty.llVo roiles of DOW wo graded. with rails
enough on hand for forty•soven mil C . it is marred that
the whole line, from Bt. Lords to Belmont, One , handl
and ninety.three mike, will be opened for busineas oar
next year, so that them will be a contlnuouti lino from d
Cottle to Mobile,' hew Orleans and other litsnithern cities.
A very largo traffic ia anticipated.
The old part of tho. road (ninety.cme Milos) already
earns enough to secure all the interest on the whole wort.
gage debt, and the extension completed will 'rangy in.
crease the earnings. The proceeds of these Bonds going
into the extension of the road adde to the security, and a
projected branch. aouthweatwardly front Pilot knob, for
which - it cash eubsidy of $15,000 per mile is granted by the
State, as a free gut to the Company, will add very much
to the value of theirproperty.
- THOMAS ALLEN.
President, Bt. Louie, Mo.
IL MARQU 4.ND,
Vice President, New York.
We, the undersigned, cordially recommend these Seven
per cent Mortgage Bonds of the Eit. Louis and Iron Mous.
coin Railroad as a good security. The revenue of the road
will bo largt, and hie administration of the affairs of the
Company is in caps le and experienced bands, and Is on.
titled to the ideates confidence of the public.
JAMES 8. TkiOMAB. Manor of ER. Louie.
JOHN J. ROE. ,free . Union Merchants ' Exchange, St.
Louis tehamber of Commerce)
E. W FO7C. Pres. 84 Louis Board of Trade.
BARTON BATES. Prea. North Missouri Railroad.
J. BRITVON, Pres. Nat. Bank of the State of Missouri.
_tn 8 Louis.
WM. L t. . EWING, Free. of the Merchants` Nat. Bank. of
St Louis. • ,
ORO HOE H. REA, Pres. Second Nat. Babk. St. Louis.
JAMEO B. EADS, Chief Eosin= Bt. Louis and Ming.
Bridge Co.
lh
GkoOE It. TAYLOR. Pres. Pacific Railroad (of Ma.
eour
WILLIAM T&USSIGr, P ea Traders'Bank, St. Louie.
JNO. LIONBEitOBR, P rea.Trd riot. B an k O i l' St.
Louis. too.
ADOLPLIUS MEIER, ice Pre& Union Pacific Bailaral
- (B. v.i _
RoBERT BARTH, Pre& German Savings Institution.
ALLEN. COPP di P.IBBBT, Bankers. Bt. Louis.
A limited amount of the abovanamed Bonds for sale at
EIGHTY-FIVE for the present. We invite the attention
of espitaliab and others' to-them as. in our onna very
desirable, investment. destined to rank as ps.first.cland
security.
I escrlotive Painpidets. Maps and Information can be
bad on application to
TOWNSEND . WHELEN & CO.,
EMB OF IAS ST. LOUIS AND IRON HMO B. R. CO.
..2.9wfm6trd6
THE
CEN TRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD
has now an important and valuable traffic on bothalopes
of the ,Sierra Nevada Range, and will command the
through overland business. The Company offer
THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE
SIX PER CENT. BONDS
(to the same amount only es the U. S. Subsidy bonds
granted them) at their par value and accrued interest in
currency,
Both Interest and Principal Payable
GOLD COIN.
Pamphlete. &c., giving a fall account of the property
pledged, famished by
DE HAVEN &. 8R,0.,
No. 40 S. Third Sty
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD, Ac
'NEW YORK STOCKS.
ALL FLUCTUATIONS IN TUE
NEW YORK MARKET
Stooks, Gold and Governments,
Constantly furnished us by our New York Hoop.
STOOKS
Bought and Sold on Commission in PhiLadelpie .4 Net
York and Boston.
GOLD
Bought and Sold in large and mall amounts.
GOVERNMENT SEOURITIEB
Bought and Sold at New York Prices.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
NEW YORK, r PHILADELPHIA 9
Nassau St. I 16 S. Third St.
Seven per Cent. Mortgage Honda
OF THE PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORE CANAL
AND RAILROAD COMPANY.
GnaJanteed, Principal and Interest,
By the Lehigh Valley Ralltoad.
Those Bonds area kortton $OOOOO on ardwhi
i li t ar= gu l a g tenbte Lehi Valley tilrot. nLt slaa
are. In every respect.
A E . 'irst.- °lass Investment.
At 108 much int f ed " Rea r * V k
"Lkf 6'e at a
At 105 " " "
Nona Penna. es at 90
We offer them for sale at
96 sad accrued Interest from Dee. 1,1867.
C. & BORIE.
8 Merchants' Exchange,
BOWEN & FOX,
18 Merchante' Exchange.
cell em.rpo •
BANKING HOUSP
pyCooKRAGL
112 and 114 80. THIRD ST. 'PHILAVAL
Deem to all Government Faultier!.
Per-cetti v* Mtge. Bonds
ors
Danville, Haztetan & Wilkelibtme
rEgfa*Si ALL Taus.
Tlds road irWeinuault With this limas* 003 trill
IPbtladelettla Md Erie ZOO Valley Lehigh Liavid*
tioa. and *Alden Ragroft* and ovens one of On
dare:Mallow of the great tamale Coal field.
Weeder tor sale a 11mItod amount of thole cot*
the wen , low rate of
'NAND 400RUEDrtiTERENZ
Bowm& pox,
13 Pilerohante Exchange.
I) .ESIRA 731. E INVESTMENTS,
?roaming ever 7ad Or ceak Interest.
Llfilifin NAVIGATION MID ItAIWAD FIRM
MORTGAGE SIX PEE CUNT. DS. •
FRLE PROm ALL TAXES / LIVE _
ERIE CITY SEVEN • PER CENT. NDSJURED
BY REVENUE NMI WATE WO
Interest Payable in Nel t ark.
UNION . AND LtonANSPORT 11.. ROAD YU=
MORTGAGE BONDS, SEVII PER CENT..
Interest Payable In Iftw York •
COLUMBUS AND INDIAN it OEN, RAL RAY_LAWALD'
EMT MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT. BOritfri.
Interest Payable in Mew York.
The attention of parties &beat to Invest money or ea
change securities is invited to the above. Informatics),
and prices given on application.
DREXEL & CO.
34 South Third. Street.
JSWELILT, dr.l4
Trade Mark IN Stomped on tbs .
of .. • base of each
Electro Platb. c ooldatiVr o article
•
JAMES E. VA.LDWELL &
arwEvEßs,
902 . . Chestnut Street,
PIEMADELPIIIA.
•
Have been appointed
SPECIA.I, AGENTS
In this city fortheinde of the
GORHAM 30 1 11.
FINE ELEOTRO-PLATED WARE
We gnerantee tboao goods to be decidedly Balmier to
anything in the market. excelling in dada, hetet and
A large aesortinent will be malntaintid, sad 9010 ai:the
manufac turere' regular, • t •
FIXED IPIUCESi
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BAILEY & CO.
819 OHESTNUT STREET
Mere just received the
• NEW PATENT
"OCULAR GRADUATED"
OPERA GLASS
819 CHESTNUT STREET.
%eft:tired
CLARK & BIDDLE,
No. 712 CHESTNUT STREET
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Offer for sale a libelee assortment of
STERLING AND STANDARD
SILVER WARE
FINE PLATED WARES.
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BUTLER, McCARTY & CO.,
131 North Second Street,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
American, National, Howard and Tremont
WATCHES.
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Et WATCHES, 4,
DIAMONDS,
STERLING SILVER WARE,
AND
FINE JEWELRY,
AT PRICES MUCH BELOW THE USUAL RATES.
JAMES T. GALLAGHER,
(Late of Bello & Co.. formerly. Bailey &
1300 Chestnut Street.
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AUCTION. SALES.
JAMES A. FREEMAN. AU.No 4CTIONEER,
t 2 WALNUT atreet.
REAL ESTATE BALE. MAY 18.
This Pale, on WEDNESDAY, at 19 o'clock. noon. at the
Exchange. will include tho following—
No. 819 NOBLE BT.—A two.story brick dwelling and
etable, lot 25 by 125 feet. Clear. Orphans' Mtn Hale—
Est ate of John Weft,* deed.
BUILDING LOT. on d. W. aide of
_centre
.A., in Ger
mantown. 80 by 1109 feet. Orphans ' Mot MO—Estate
of Charles itontter. deed.
CENTRE BT., GERMANTOWN.—The °curbed part
In a t wo-story'atone house, lot 80 by 116.59 feet. Orphans"
Grurt Saie—Kame Estates.
No. 1020 ItACE 13T.—A desirable threextorylirlek resi•
donee, with back buildings, lot 90 by 170 foot.. Clear:
Executors , Sate.—Estate or .11ev.P..G. Mawer,dee , d..
No. 911 RODISIAN BT.—A 2) story, brick dwelling, lot 15
by 52 feet. Mar.
No. 915 RODMAN BT.—A 9,9 story „brlck dwelling, lot
15 by 52 rei t. Clear.
AUDUBON PLACE, (above Front and Market
iiireeetory brick bootie, lot 16 by lit feet "Orphans' Court
Sate—Estate of Meru C. Hopper. a Minor.
Ii EItMITADE ST.- Frame haulm and lot, 20 by 30 feet.
(above Third and Green. ate.) Clear. Orphans' Court
Sale.- Same Estate.
No. 508 DILLW YN BT --A tsvoxtory frame house with
threeitory brick on roar, Estes . by 70 feet. ^ Gear.
Orph'aneCourt Sals--Surne •
81 ACRES and improvements, known9us "Evergreen,”
FIBHEh'B LANE, 92d Ward—Stone Dwelling, Barn Out
Buildinge; e. , It will bo intersected by 9th, sth and 6tb.
.trecta, north and south; Rockland and Ruscomb street',
east and west Fifth street, 60 feet wide, is opened: o the
property, and is the only street entirely cafe to travelers.
as no railroad crosses it at grade. May be etamined - at
any time. -,Full particulars and plan at the auction store.
t.lear of all incom i ranee.
RIDGE AVENUE.—A twastory atone hone°. on west
side of Ridge avenue, near the Falls of Bchuytkiu, lot 804 -
bvi66o feet ,deep to low water mark In the river.
lIIUOE ,AVENUE. -81x building lota, adjoining the
Above. each:o feet front by about 855 foot deep to law
we ter mark. Plan at theater° ()tearer all incumbranee.
won s,UiE.
FOR SALE--; • '
A full: blooded and beautiful -
ALDERNEY ROLL CALF; • •
fawn and .white, about three weeks old. Inquirg at the
Railroad Othee, , Franitlin Institute, No. la Routh °youth
street, or at the_sepand vlace above Fisher's Lane Sta
tion. on the Nortn xonnsylvania Railroad. myB.2ts
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tem naturally undergom amnia, end HEMBOLD'S
OtelttlkatTlGO,T,ED 14X1Rodl I' BARSAVA.
nII.,LA to an assistant or the greeted value,
TOED* LADlNA,nzwAkum t
OF THE IN3IIIIIOIHCFNFECTO of FacePowdera and
Waeleee4 /inch matinee close up the p tea of the ektp
and in sabot.% Vale dtatraY the correxica. if You woe
hiVe 'fresh , - heetby and yob fur iroteranee, um'
lIMMHOLLPHHXTHAOT SARSAPaItItAWL
NOT A FEW TUE 'WORST DV*.
ORDERS that afflict aisaktail arise frost corn:Wien at
the blood. • BELAU:it/Urn itATKA= SiaffSAlWKliacia.
is a remedy of the utmost value. ,
WXT/EIIACT SALUSAPAP
BILL& eleansea and reneeples the blned.izmulda the 04w
01 health into the eyetetn t and prow one ibehurnoni that
puke disease.
QLANTITY
_TR. QUALITY .: NIILMIL
Bui 1) , 3 EXILtoCr kaiIattPAIIILLA. doves le
mall. '1 hose who desire 0, q 'nudity and large doses
of medicine EJLB.
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OSE WITO DESIRE sranauriimmir
ov itx.mt PLEXION intuit au IfiCiuut the bloat'
which II ir , LIS BOLD'S COI4CENTIit mom EP.
lIA RPA PA 1111A.A. herwtichly dock Ask tor it.
Take no othcr. .
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ItELICINOLD 9 II CONCIVIITHATE. EX
MOT 8411:8aPARILLA LI the Quoit Mood PerWs.
nuimrsorars
Highly Concentrated Fluid Hatract
SARSAPARILLA
ERADICATE ICBM AND 01cW1 DIEM
of"IHN
Troat Nose, Eyes,' Eyelids, Sealp
and UK
Which so disfigure the appearance, PURGING the evil
effects of mercury and removing all taints, the remnant.,
of DISEASF 0, hereditary_or otherwise, and is taken by
ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect SAFETY.
TWO TABLE-SPOONFULS of the Extract of Santana.
rills,,added
one
bottle f water, is equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink, and is equal to a gallon of tho Syrup of
Sarsaparilla, or the decoctions as ustuillY made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in the Med
ico.Chirurgical Review on the subject of t' e. Extract of
Sarsapariltek In certain affections, by Benjamin Travers.
F. R. S.. dtc. Speaking of those diseases, and diseases
arikiog from the excess of mercury.- be states that no
restudy is equal to the Extract of Sarsaparilla; its power
is extraordinitin n is, so than arty other drug
tonic
ituiVIVAJZII; .1111.1'11,14 8 111Mi 11:11:161:1 am. of
the system so sunken and so trrnable as sanders other
substances of the tonic class unavailable or hilarious.
HELMBOLD'S
G'o4c,entrated Extract
,Sarsaparilla
tetabliohed %Molls of 18 yeazo.
PREPARED BY
H. T. HELMBOLD,
DilUGGin NM onMOT.
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594 BROADWAY, Tl'ew York.
ill'oldlvDruggisbai everywhere
Price $125 per bottle. or 6 for $2 60