UlT¥ BULLETIN.
A Sick Do<; and a 8»m«
Wellington was arraignod More 1
SSfesSSm-KSSKpSi
nn eirfel, above EighteentlL.lt aso®*.
3“ ttt onof M«. S.oddartffitd adog vrh bhhad
s nick. He mentioned *ho tact In
nrpßence of Wellington and another man. vThoy
otlercd to cure the animal for ©l.
was oaid. and then the fellows bought throe cento
wortS of cinnamon and a. one-cent package of
aoda. Then they said it would be necessaijrto
have a private room to administer a dose to the
doe “They were taken to the house and were
lnto one of the apartmontowUhthe dog.
After remaining a short ume, they left, and then
I watch, which had been lying upon tho table.
wito missed. The dog doctors wore pursued, and
Wellington was captured, but his eompanion
succeeded in escaping. _ The stolen watca waa
thrown away by tbo thieves, andwas recovered,
vyoiiington was held for a further hearing.
Cauls Extended. The Third, Reformed
Church, corner of Tenth and EUbert atreots, has
extended s call to Rev. Charles Wadsworth, of
California, to become their pastor. In response
to this call an affirmative reply has been received,
and Dr. Wadsworth will soon enter upon his du
ties as pastor. It will be fememberqd that this
divine resigned bis position aa pastor of the
Arch Street Presbyterian Church to take charge
of a church in California. ■At a recent meeting
of the Consistory of; the First Reformed Church,
Sevehih and Spring Garden streets, a call was ex
tended to Rev. Mr. Orr.of Allegheny, Pa. The
pnlplt ofthe Becpi>dTteformcd Church, Seventh
street, above Brown, testlil vacant.
HoufKL.RoßßßniEs:—The residence of Mr.
Host, No. ,466 East Adams street, was entered by
mcane of false kelps yesterdayafterttoon, while
the lamtly'was absent attending a funeral. Three
ailsrer watches, four breastpins and a lot of
clothlng L wcre stolen. .Somo of tbo neighbors ob
served two tnen enter, the house about four
o’clock; but Suspected' nothing wrong. \ „
The dwelling of John Eackett, No. 605 East
Cumberland street, Was ettteired yesterday after
noon, by meana pf false keys, Arid was Robbed of
a silver watch and a small amount of money.
Tavern Robbed —The tavern of Peter Small,
No: 489 North Thirteenth street, was robbed of
SBp6 last cvenirig. The thief Is supposed to have
been a fellow, who. after getting a drlek, asked
permission to go into the yard, and was absent
from (he bar-room for some time. When Mrs.
Small wbb about to go to bed she discovered that
all the bureau-drawers In the room had been ran
sacked, and the money was missed.
A. Dishonest Beggar. —Sarah Brown went to
a house at Germantown Road and Girard avonue
yesterday, and asked for something to eat. She
was supplied with food, and while the lady of
the honee had her back turned, Barah, it la al*
Jeged, etole a watch from a table in the room.
She was arrested by Day Sergeant Afflebaoh, and
the stolen watch was found in her pocket The
woman was sent to prison by Alderman Eggle
ton.
Gbubwt to Animals.— William Haggerty was
arrested yesterday at the Baltimore Depot, at the
Instance of Albert Williams, anagentbf tbo Penn
sylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Anlmalsl 1 ' Ho was driving a lame horse which
was attached to a dray. He was taken before
Alderman Bonsall nndwaa fined.
Disorderly House. —Leonard and Mary E.
Dixon were arrested'yesterday and taken before
Alderman Carpenter upon the charge of keeping
a disorderly house at No. 624 St. Mary street.
Three Inmates of the house were also captnred.
The prisoners were all committed.
Bold Theft. —A man placed a valise on the
stepß of a house at Second and. South streets,
yesterday, while he' rested fora few minutes.
William Cooper came along, picked nn the valise
and ran. He was pursued and captnred. Cooper
had a bearing before Aid. Tlttermary and was
committed-to Moynmenslng Prison.
Accident.—' This morning, when Mr. Cornelius
A. Walborn was about to get on his horse, at
Twenty-third and Brandywine streets,the animal
gave a endden start and Mr. Walborn was thrown
backwards to the sidewalk. His wrist was broken
and be was otherwise injured. He was conveyed
to his home.
Exhibition Suu.—Company A, Philadelphia
Fire Zouaves, Captain J. W. Ryan, will give an
exhibition drill at the City Armory, Broad street,
' below Race, to-morrow evening. • This drill is
for the edification of the contributing members
and their families.
Pbesb Ci.cb.—The regular stated meeting of
the Press Club of Philadelphia will be held this
afternoon, at the rooms, No. 607 Walnut street.
The essayist designated for the occasion Is Ur.
William F. Corbit, of the Associated Press.
Pocket Picked. —A lady had her pocket
picked of $6O and a ticket for Pittsburgh this
mornlng,at Filth and Arch streets, while engaged
in purchasing oranges at a stand.
The fine days with which this week is ushered
in, have set everybody agoing in the matter of new
clothes. Famous old Oak Hall has had crowds
of people, and immense sales, that seemed as
themgh there must be another “executor's sale”
inprogrees. The new scale of prices introduced
there this year, which no other house can equal,
though they may imitate it, is attracting all who
wont good spring clothes, without paying highor
prices than Is absolutely necessary. Thescatels you
know. “Cheap, cheaper, cheapest!” That is,their
prices begin at what used to be the lowest price,
and gp downward instead of upward. wana
maker .& Brown have secured no patent right
on this bow scale of theirs, for they are glad to
bring down the price of clothing everywhere,and
aro very: willing to be imitated in this respect,
but they assure tbelr customers that when others
reach this scale, then Oak Hall will be selling
more cheaper and most cheap.
Balk ok Fink Bhonzes, Ornaments, &o.—
There is now arranged for examination at
Scott's Art Gallery, No. 1020 Chestnut street, at
choice and unique collection of French bronze
and mnrblo clocks, alabaster statuettes, vases
and ornaments, fine bleqaet figures, bronze
groupos, bardlglio columns, large vases, gilt
groupea and candelabras, Italian marble fountain
and garden vases, the whole being a special Im
gortatlon of Messrs. Vitl Bros, (late Vito Vltl &
one) and will be sold by B. Bcott, Jr., to-mor
row morning, Bth Inst, at 10% o'clock, ond con
tlnned in the evening at 7% o'clock. The Cata
logues are now ready, and the collection con
tame many articles worthy of particular atten
tion.
Edgkhiix School commences its session to
day.
BALRAVE.
Blgli-Handcd Outrage by Salnare-
War Vessels Sent to Demand Satis
faction.
Kingston, Jamaica, March 28, 1809 Borious
representations have beep made by Mr. St. John,
the British Chargd d'Afiafres at Port-an Prince, to
Commodore PhUiimore, on this station. They are
to the effect that the British steamer Cuban, for
Liverpool, and carrying hor Majesty's mall, was
boarded by officers of the government of Salnave,
whoeelzed the mall bags addressed to Mr. Bt. John,
broke the seals In spite of bis remonstrances and
protest and abstracted numerous private letters,
and delivered over the balance to Mr. Bt. John.
The consequence wbb that nnmerons arrests wore
made, on the strength of information obtained
from the letters seized, while a numbor of other
parties were shot. Her majesty’s steamer Dart
brought the intMligence. to this port, and her
Majesty’s steamer Doris, twenty-four,, guns,
under the command of Captain . Glynn,
has been sent to demand from' the
government at Port nu Prince explanations and
satisfactory reoarstloo for tho insult olfored to
her Majesty. 'ln this demand Captain Glynn
will be supported by tho Jason, seventeen guue,
under oommand of Captain Annelsly, and they
are also to demand tho immediate reloase of the
Brtlleh sloop Dolphin, which left this port on tho
. February with a cargo of merchandise for
Aux Cayes, and which had, by order of President
Salnave, been seized.
• I 8 spoken of ut the naval station
a » “kelj to terminate seriously for
Bamove, ns the British authorities now see tho
nocesslty of putting on end to liberties of this
.Ar® « about to be despatched to Ber
sntjda to communicate tho facta of the caße to tho
adtalra* op tip nation.
Hue eld Brandies and Whites,
Betow Third, and Waiuut “kook
street. loiti
nHßmctti'Mu.o
A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND JBKkpTIFUL
COMPLEXION follows the uae of HBLMUOLD'S
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
Ic removes black tpoU, pimplee, mom patches, and
all eruptions of the skin*
IN THE SPRING MONTHS, natnrallv
undergoes a thnnee. aud DELMBOID ii HIGHLY
CONCENTRATED EX TRAOT Off BARS APARILLA
Is nn nsrlsinni of tie greatest value.
YOUNG LADIES BEWARE t
OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS of Face Powders
nmi WAchep. "All VUCh remedies c'ose up the poree of
the sklnTand in a short time destroy the complexion.
If you would have a fresh, healthy and yoothfnl ap
penrence, use HELMBOLD’H EXTRACT SARSAPA
RILLA.
NOT A FEW of the worst disorders that afflict man
hind arise IDm corruption of the blood. HELM,
BOLD’S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA ia a remedy of
mu utmost vune.
IIELMBOLD’S EX T BACT SARSAPARILLA
cl con ee and rear vatea tu- blood, in tils the vigor of
health in the system, aid purges the humors that
make disease.
QUAN TT TY VP. QUALITY. HELM FOLD'S EX
TRACT ARSAFARILLA. The dosela -mail. Thote
who dea *c a large quantity and large dose of medi
cine ERR.
THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY OFODM
PLEXI >S must pnr fY a rd, enrich the h rod. w rich
HELMtSOLDIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA In
variably does. Ark tor HELMBOLD’S. Take NO
other.
HELMBOLDS t ONCBNTRATED EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA is the GREAT BLOOD PURI
FIER,
HELMBOLD’S
HIGHLY
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA
Eradicates Eruptive and Ulcerative Dlseaies
Throat, Nose, Eyes, Eyelids, Soalp and
Which bo distgure the appoarance, PURGING the
evil effects of murcury and removing all taifaM, the
remnants of DlSEASES,hereditary or otherwise,and Is
laheii by ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect
SAFETY.
TWO TABLE-SPOONFULS of tho EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA, added to a pint or water, Is equal
ti> the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle Is equal to a
gallon of the Byrap of Sarsaparilla, or the decoctions
as usually made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER Is pnb
lifhed in the iledico-Chiruryical Review, on the
subject of the EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA in
pertain affections, by BeDjamln Trovers, F. K. 8„ *c.
Spraklug of those diseases, and diseases arising
ftom the excess of mercury.ho b tales tiixt no esmbov
is equal to tub EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA;
IlsroWSßlH EXTBAOBUIMABY, MCEE BO TUAN ANT
nillEß IIEUO I AM AUQUAINTai, WITH. IT 18, IN TUB
6TUIOTEBT SENSE, A TONIC WITU TUIB IN V ALU ADI. B AT
TEIUUTE, THAT IT IS AKPLIOABLB TO A BTATB OK TUB
BT STEM 60 SUNKEN, AND VET SO IBEtTADLE AB EENOHRB
CTUKB BUUBTAMOEB OK TUB TONIO OLABS UNAVAILABLE
Oil UUUBIOUB.
HELMBOLD’S
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla
Kalablifihed upwards of 18 years. PREPARED By
H. T. HELM BOLD,
Dragglit and Cbemlit,
691 BBOADWAY, HEW YOBK
i SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Price 91 25 per bottle,' or O loir. 96 46*
THR DAILY ISVENINU BULLETIN— PHIL AD ELPHIA/WED NISD AY, APltihT, 1869.
PEILAIjELBHIA CLOTHING TRADE.
bat.'neia Unt shall ccmblne advantages oniyiS'be boot red in an extenuivo and progreeelva home.
robe 01 any gentleman. cut In style, well made, of the best material, and elegantly finished.
oUSTOM- W O R K .
CORPS OF CUTTERS.
JEAN BERNARD, from Paris,
Recommended by Sangidnetfca, of Crony & Lent. Broadway, N, Y.
P, ANDRIOT,
Formerly Andrlot. Mageoch A Co.
J. ZACKBY,
Formerly with EUrlichor.
G. E. AYRES,
Formerly with Brown & Power,. Broadway. Now Yor*.
punctuality in filling all ordera.
We will give’erecial attenUon and winfnmUh
care will tm token witkall thoinnterinle used and vorkdone upon the Chlldren-a Clothing. Sale*
Iftflipjt will be la attendance to wait upon Bach as may prtfer their services.
nmbralhSf ■JSLm w2Stev« euVgSS a
gentleman'! attire at home or when traveling.
Wn naiiovn that the erowth of onr city and the improved taatea of our people m thlamatterof drear demand inch
inU wlfronoee meeting thedemand. We bring to the undertikieg ■ .ucceuful an t cor limited expe.
beat of ‘’workmen in all department ,md a determination to
with the helpof all who ore interested not only in the comparatively email matt, r ol “GOOD
?SKS3fiS? 3S£?
do wS^ w a* eroM^Lwever.'toat’wewTsupply von wi h cjolhhi*. either
BEADY MAD Bor Made TO Oh DEB, superior in style and finl»b, and of a greater variety of materials than can be
WUy?u c«U at an eSy/.to. though you h M guying, <md inspect our .lock, and
examine the new fashion plates and piece good* in the CUSTOM DEr ABTMEN rr
CHAMPAGNE.
ERNEST IRROY
& CO.’S
Carte Blanche and Special
FRUITY AND GENEROUS WINES.
Folly equal (o the beat on all the Uit of
Champagne*.
FOR BALE AT TIIE AGENTS' PRICES BY
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
S. W. corner Broad and Walnut.
arS f m w Ut ,
LAIMGSTROIH & BOULTON,
130 WALNUT STREET,
Sole direct Importers In Pennsylvania of OTARD DEPUV
& IX).*B COGNAC BRANDIES, HEiDJIE JK. & CD.* and
SCOTCH WHISKIES,
GUNDY, POET and low.prictd WINES.
lILItK OIIj
From Nice, France, pure and beet Imported. _
VERY OLDPURei SHERRY, MAUEIdA and POBT
WIN fc.B in boxen, one dozen bottles each, or In packages
‘“choice brands of old RYE and BOURBON WHISKIES.
Above goods in Custom Uouao and Bonded Warehouses*
mb3l w IBtrp*
RARE
VERY OLD PORT WINES,
Vintages of 1880 and 1847.
These Ports are acknowledged by tho finest critics to be
far superior to anything of the kind ever Imported Into
the United Stateß.
This was a apodal effort for our own local trade. Sam
ples tn store, and permits given to any buyer to take it
from botd htms'eU#
Physicians and wino critics please take notice of this
offer.
For sate by the cask, demijohn, gallon, dozen or bottle.
SIMON COLTON & CURSE.
■HFOUTSHS,
s, W, corner Broad and Walnut Sta.
lal I m w
KIEFJJER'S UiDING SCHOOL.
street, below Sprnco, bstwoen Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets, will bo, roopan*d on Mon
day. September 31st 1868. inhoo-lm-rps
ij*, WAWTED TO BFNT-A PLAGE FEAR ,GE(t
iKs mantowinor the summer, furnished or unfurnUned
ap*ii r,tabic to be on premises. Address stating price
Box-WlTFoatoffloo. * !:•
JOHN WANAMAKER
THE LARGE BROWN STONE BUILDINGS
(Formerly occuple 1 by Moesre. Homor, Colladay & Co.*)
FIRST-CLASS TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Merchant Tailoring
READY-MADE CLOTHING:
JOHN W. ROGERS, Head of Department,
YOUTHS' AND CHILDREN’S
HENRY GREER, Head of Department.
Formerly with Hyatt, Hageman A Co., Broadway, N. Y.
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
1,0118 li. FORBES, Head of Department.
Formerly with J. C. Arrieon.
SPECIAL CARD.
THE ENTIRE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE,
THE LADIES ESPECIALLY,
BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT,
Which is a Prominent Feature.
BESPECmUY,
WINES, UHPOBS, Ac.
jwiiflNa spnoobi
A NEW ERA
IN THE
5, IB6o*
OPENED
DEPARTMENTS.
(Formerly with Bockbill ft Wilson.)
TO SEE THE
.JOHN “WAJS AJVI A.KEJEL
OUK FIRST
RETAIL OPENING
OF
TRIMMED HATS,
BONNETS
AND
French Millinery Goods,
MARCH 81, 1S0».
THOS. KENNEDY & BRO„
No 729 Chestnut St.
fcPRING OPENING
OF
BONNETS AND HATS,
Wednesday, April 7th, 1869.
THOMPSON REYNOLDS,
N. W. Cor. Eighth and Vine,
R. F.B. HFATH. PHIL AD EL I* El lA.
apS iltrp
TIIUHPSON BETNOI1D8)
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Straw and Millinery Goods,
I'BENCH FLOWEKB, FEATHERS. &C..&C.
N. W. Cor. EIGHTH AND VINE
R, F. 8. HEATH. PHILADELPHIA.
opfrOtrpl
■ OPENING.—
MBS. BURTON* 1241 Vine rtreet.
Will Open on THURSDAY, April Bth,
A large assortment of
SPUING AND SUMMER MILLINERY.
Tow bleb sberospeetfull^-eoUolU.A’Call.
N. B —Millinery Goods of all kinds foreale. ap7 2t*
OARRIAOES.
Important Announcement,
NEW CARRIAGES!
At 712 Sansom Street, Philadelphia
MoIsEAB & KENDAIiL
■Will keep a eplendld »««ortment of good, strong and well
iflniehed CARRIAGES always on band, to whlob they
Invite tbo attention of all desiring to purchase.
Call at 719 8 ANBOM etreotboforo purchasing oliowhore.
mb2o a w 20trp} ."j • . i
YE WHO
The Oldest Established; Jpfouse!
The People's Favorite!
The Father's Comfort!
The Mother’s Eelight!
The Boy’s Enthusiastic Satisfaction!
Long as Wo have been established, we areqontlnually gelttng up NOVELTIES.
Great as has been the perfection we have attains it, we are oonetanHy making
IMPROVEMENTS.
Muoh 8# we have done to elevate the standard of good clothes for good mon, wo
are doing, and will do, MUCH .{MORE*
Vastly «s we have ntfuoed the prlpas of the finest goods. we are offering our
Spring GoodsLOWER and LOWER. .
Grist at are tne throngs of appreciative patrons crowding to buy elegant ready
made raiment, and to have their measure taken for olcthei to order.ihe number
of our ouetomets is daily becoming GREATER and GREATER.
And, should it bo our lot to keep on the even tenor of our way for
ANOTHER CENTURY,
we shall stick to our original plan of making
•THE FINEST CLOTHES,
II GOODS.
- ATTENTION! GENTLEMEN!
We have been making nothing olio, for mors than -
JL QUARTER OF A CKNTUBY, , ,
TO YOUB BNTIBB SATISFACTION,
Mr INSPECT, if you please, our magoifloeni stock of Spring Goods.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
GREAT BROWN STONE HALL
eos and 605 CHESTNUT STREET.
mhSltf ■
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
The Subscribers beg leave to announce to their CUSTOMERS and the
PUBLIC GENERALLY, that their STOCK of GOODS DAMAGED BY WATER
at the LATE FIRE AT THEIR STORE will bo exposed for SALE on FRIDAY,
April 2d, consisting of TABLE LINENS* TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, UNEN
and MUSLIN SHEETINGS, MUSLINS, BLANKETS, FiNE MARSEILLES
QUILTS, SPREADS, &0., &0.
Also, nearly their ENTIRE STOCK of ELEGANT LACE CURTAINS and
DRAPERIEB, some of them (ha richest imported, SLIGHTLY WET.wID ba
sold at pricea to Insure (heir IMMEDIATE SALE,
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON,
Lines, House-Famishing Diy Goods and Curtain Establishment,
1008 CHESTNUT STREET.
apl etrpi
OLOTHIHOI
JONES’
ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
004
MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
First Claea Beady-Made Clothing, suit
able Jor all Seasons, constantly on
hand. Also, a Handsome
Line of Piece Goods for
Custom Work.
GEO. W. NIEMANN,
Proprietor.
tub rutis airia.
EARLES’ GALLERIES,
816 CHESTNUT STEEET,
LOOKING GLASSES,
OIL PAINTINGS,
PICTURE FRAMES,
FINE ENGRAVINGS,
i CHROMOLITHOGRAPHS
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
OABFKTUieS, Ac.
SPRING. 1869.
LEEDOM & SHAW,
910 ARCH STREET.
'.We are now receiving a very large stock of new gooda for
SPRING SALES,
Embracing Blithe new etytee of '
CARPETINGS, - ,„,'■'
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS, &o,
j PlhßBmrpt ■' ;■ .. '■ ■ -IIL-i ~
<nu ALK.~ITORaAIiE v WoTOi^?J>^
v/ Apply to . i '
FOB THB LEAST FOSBIBLE
AMOUNT OF MONEY.
BLANK BOOKS.
The Largest Stock and Greatest Variety Of
FULL AND HALF-BOUND
BLANK BOOKS,
MEMORANDUM, PASS,
COPY BOOKS. Eto.. Etc.,
To bo found In this City, la at the
Old. Established
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY
JAS. B. SMITH & CO.
No. 27 :BoinU Seventh Street,
Office and Salesroom,
Wareroomi, fJp-S*ttlr».
mhaa-m.w-Mmrpl ——
riHtnmißE. ««*
FURNITURE.
T. & J. A HENKELS,
Having REMOVED to their : , j
ELEGANT STORE, 1002 ARCH ST.,
Are now eellLif AtbLcUm FURNITURE at verjr roflaooA
prices. / ' mMtamrpfi
GEO. J. HENKELS,
CABINET MAKER;. ’
. y. ~ . ,; , ■. ; ... •? :;-'i '
1301 and 1303 CHESTNUT STREET,
, ——i——— l i ,
SECOND-STORY FRONT ENKNHy
■ , S ''6P7 iSfa?o©fc,.
V h Hi
mnoNEBi,
PHILADELPHIA.
TO «*SFf*n
TO RE NT.