4M4IMENtENIM - e.
—M-the ~Chrsttint Street Theatre, to-ntg.ht.
the, panionvinteef the Foil. One With a !Pond ,
Wig will be produced liv M rs. Oates's Hest' e
Company. Mr. M. NV: Flislce will appear.
—At the Walnut, to-night, Mr. anti alas
Bat ifey W illiams willprpluee.the Fairy Circle
and The Customs of the Cowan,.
the Arch, to-night, Mr. Joseph 11:
Einmet will he given an engagement, whim
Fritz will produced.
—At Fox's, this evening, an excellent mis
eellaneons performance will be given.
—At the _Eleventh Street Opera . House
st - splendid bill is offered for this evening.
The lonrlesque entitled Dr. Schenet!s Labora
tory will be produced.
—The Pilgrim will be exhibited at Concert
Ball this evening.
—At the Seventh Street Opera House
. Messrs. Duprez & Benedict offer a lir-a-claks
minstrel entertaitmOmt, iricjuding - a • number
of.nevelties,, for this evening: •
Mi Qiitlotta • •Patti. ssisted by,Messrs.
Betmanns, Babelniami," , 'ormes and others, •
will appear at theAcadei ty of M usic on Mon
day and Tuesday, evenin , s and on Weduks
• day ''aflernoon; in The Magic: Flute. when
she will assume the r6le of Queen of Night."
There will be a trill chorus and a large orches
tra. Tickets can be secured at the Academy
of Music.
—The testimonial concert to the Parlor
Concert String Quartette Club will be
. given
to the, Oyer of - the Academy' of Music on
Wednesday evening of this week, and not on
_Thursday, as previously announced.
—Please read the Pilgrim list of benefits fort
this 'week. concert Hall will doubtleks he
crowded,, as Panel, alth - migh 100 exhibitions
irave - been given.
CITY BULLETIN.
Siete Of Therolotuover-Thig-Day-at the
Bullet in OtUCe.
10 A.M.—.63 deg. 12 al.- 69 deg. 2 P.M 70 deg
Weather clear. Wine Northeast.
"UP nu TAB -MonNixo EARLy."—That
many people in large cities never in their life
time saw a sunrise may seem incredible—that
tbe statement true we long "ago learned.
The missionary iu the Five Points House of
Industry,. in.lsiew Yerk, will shoW you haW - .
grown childr who, not long since, for the
first time beheld a growingllower. Philade,i
phia is an early riser. As to all great-mann
facturing cities, the early rising of the i rebis
trial classes is emblemattzed by the lark. By
this.. we:refer notto ," the lark " place.
after 'dark, but JIM ifin aged -songster , that:
every morning sees what:thousands - of people
-never see,,the—sun:getting out of beact
morning.
— Hundreds of-people-living in other quarters
of -,the city never yet saw the extension to
Fairmount Park, Our reporter visited it this
morning, when
. --" the planet of tote was on high,
• -Beginning to faint in the light that shelaved •
e_bed el daffodil sky ;
To taintii the light iof - the min she loved,-
---
htt n his li tht and die,"
We didn't expect to see - a son t ie. 'ar
-were - _mistaken. _We
ftpracticallyctically personate Selkirk. On the
contrary; several groups of people were, even
that_early hour, IMjoying the "'perfume of
"incense-breathing morn." koire found a num-.
ber of people around the sulphur spring. In
dulging in what we were politely deformed
was their regularly taken matutinal tipple
'Why the• spring has never beam analyzy..l
-- because-nobody--semis .to .care._ sullicientb
- about the matter _to ..spend sikenty-fiy.
or a .hundred dollars in the test
and that Councils have declined to di
buffse:'-that--direction even -bawlteet
--There. are certain whimsical,peOple who l.tot.
Open this water as.enrative of dyspep.ia. An
elderly gentleman in a tvhite necktie and 1.,
old linen shirt-ruffle that stuck out like tb
dorsal fin of a sunfish, filled a little demijohe
from the spring, and toddled off with it a
--,:coirtplaCently as. ,Pnee Ile Leon might bace
done with an equal qiiiintirtlie" -- litfifitli
avert the approach of age and the ravages 07
rheumatism: We are told that, this has beet,
the custom of a timber of people, even befor
the spring -was i tivlnsed and ha:tined.
We can't coin - Medi the flavor of thi,
water. Our fauces remember its sulphu
liOUS:,inack—a flavor best understood hy some
hodv who has IlealTh a - damaged article of pork
pickle out of an old boot. The taste of warm
flatirons, as Mr. Samuel Weller characteriz.-.1
that of the waters of Rath, is the inseparahl•
accompaniment of Fairmount Spring. Tlytt
it will ever supersede Vichy, Cengress or
Kissingen waters.we Very touch doubt. When
'Unpalatable to horses:its imbihatiou hip_ids.
we take it, must be the result of faith in its re
medial efficacy.
The breath of the grass and .the.,shrabbery ,
the Bong and the twitter of the birds, and the
-.sight at the Park of - the green growing gol
den above," would abundantly compensate a
great many late sleepers, if only in a physical
point of view. It would diminish the amount
of their doctor's bills, _and impart - .a style of
appetite that gice,oo salt mackerel all the de
liciousness of Kennebec salmon. As the sun
ascends, each morning.horseback
into the Park—ladies. if with no other att,:m l
ant, acccmpanied by their groom , . and Yount!
America upon his pony. We noticed several
bevies of 31 , evidently from a. I j , .i ni
seminaries. As we did of this morning, we
couldn't do otherwise than admire the good
sense of the teacher in liriiiging them out.
The good fortune of livni F within ea.y
twice of the new Park is something td br en
vied. That it has so largely inerea-;,4 th.
value of property all around it is not to
wondered at. That-its management- is 4.4%eie
out of the bands of politivia Its is' a
upon which We haven't yet (MM. eini , ram
biting ourselves. What we want is to tirg , ,
upont hose who can do so to enjoy often ;a
possible its delicious air and the'ratio-i. pha
tures in its diversified topography. As roi. ;
cheeks are hut oxygen in aeother form. le
ladies who have heennsing rung,' vinalizre e ll
the experiment of a daily iutliriun of tine
Mugs, in an hour of the new-bore morning, it
fhe atmosphere of Fairmount Park.
DP.P. - in : 1 / 4 ., w York to•day
"rianii.g day." In PI- l;,hia its only sit!
Anitiranee is that tr..; • 71, . mtial day it Stow
liter. The first i M II VIM Sunday.
to-day 6 the dab ;;J.l. mll far a-' gray ,
exists within the ttrMf,nt 14e r; L ttel known a:
Gotham. lit inamm.
rated by the opening of th , ; I;eritiam beer gar.
'dens, and t the onti.ohring. to the ( - Ten air :
of Glintbrimis' ale. Duo tu:the Ity the c,rrls.
teries were Visited by ttw,t ktel, of wmple
„Many of thew carried lipon
the,graves of the loved and ~t. Irn't I strew
was a panorama of infinite variety. The -.tea
son at Gloucester, Smith's IsLitel, an I ot tier
- rich nien's resorts, um. a'so itmo4mated 00
Sunday. The gallant :-temoship .1 oho Sinitl,
is on duty for the se:e.(
A. very stylish sort of restaurant is about in
be opened in North Broad struel.alouv,(iirari
avenue. it is as little liked by the
of the immediate vicinity the salon of tie
fashionable tailor hy tt Mon was evoked th
„..disgut , t. of the entire Fifth avenue, in lair si-te
city. The "'reit:Uses are certainly hatch mg
To 801111 e extent, they are Wh:c
the projector iltinitsL is that what. the sit
rounding residents expect to pro ive a nal-tol_syille..
prove,on the cont r rv.tube t convenient.;
Time trill tell. This colintry k said to he
'free."
Among the, arrivals of quadrupeds in flu
city to-day, imported via Nlt'w York, were
muuber of Alderney rows. They were
pojcpanied try half'-a-dozen eniptirivelt don
keys. The lartf , l* were or lered from Hog - lan-I
hi,: 'a eitir.eu of Cleveland, Ohio. A.; they
marched up Market street the donkeys at.
tracteil as imich attention from
America ;is if they had an equal ipunMq
of I Zalikaenos. l.f Ire 'l.:in:nit 'or — hearing -a
four-k vged jack:lH,', bray be ill projeirlimi
the ilimensimis 111, ir "rmi as of le•a n• , ,t Mee.
aniutab3l•lnoild be atae I. lu-ar the rustling it
bath) policoaf at the di-tanee, of nearly
seven-eighths of a wile. lit t ilk city a gen
donkey is rarely seen. In r. 140uk
done the duly to Y,aaqi the
'Flit:Aland pony performs her--;
dent spectinens in this N . iemity of w ic,„ l , w ,
. know are those that dr,cx around the :Over
' tisenient wagons uf a . .l .-Y ,
t,y Alit• lo tuisH •r ihn char,;
a liir•ct• ,if Lalieu fruuk a,turu
itt Hocioncl anu Huuth streui.s.
NEw Burtaittrus.=.Dtiring the month of
April, live hundred and ninety-three permit 4
for the erection of nevi buildings were issued.
Tbis is. a 'decrease of 133 from the same
month last year. The character of the
buildings to be put' up is: Dwellings, 505
four-st +pried, '
2; three-storied, 217; two•storied,
Cburch 1 ; dye-house, 1; Colum:rend
Exchange, 1; engine, 1; foundry, 1;. hose
house, I factories, 7 ; mill, 1 ; oven, 1; saloons,
2; sheds, 4; school-house, 1; shops, 12 ; °dices,
; slaughter-house, 1; spire, 1; stables,
,storelionses, 7 : stores, 12. There were also 145
pertnits issued for alterations and additions.
--During the month the' Board directed that
20 dangerous buildings and chimneys and six
wooden buildings should be, taken down.
The school-house for which a permit was
issued is to be erected at. Seventeenth and .
Cbristiau streets.. It will be 49 by Si. feet, arid
will be three stories in height.
The church'will bi 3 at Sixty-first street and
• Bezel avenue, between Walnut and Lombard,
and will be 45 by 71 feet.
A • YOUTTIFIM Swirtntagat.—,Francis Sey
mour, aged 17 yedfs, Who • has been in the
Philadelphia House of Refuge and has, also
served a term in the Trenton, N. J., jail, was
before Add. Quirk upon the charge of obtain
ing goods under false pretences. He was em
ployed in the confectionery store of H. Jones,
No. 604 Arch street, and his particular duty
was to deliver at ihe houses of purchasers
articles which had been purchased at the store.
After delivering the goods and obtaining a
receipt, he would return, say that there had
bi-en a mistake, and get possession of the
patkage without returning the receipt. It is
then alleged that he would sell the goods.
Sever:tour was held in WO bail for a further
hearin
RAILROAD ELECTIONS.—The following gen
th-inen were elected officers of the. railroad
rotnpanies-named :this afternoon :
Guitar/ma R (din° ad.—President— M. P. Hutch-
Directors—Samuel V. Merrick, I. V.•
Williamson, F. K. Shipper, E. Shannon,
I:tramor Weaver, J. E. Kingsley.
Is iriirz and WittionrEport - Radroad:—President
--;--lliornasKimber-,Jr. Managers --Ellis Lewis;
C. Macalester, Wm. D.Lewis, Alex. S. Di ven,
Wm. C. LiFingstreth, Thomas Neilson. Treas
urer— Wm. Longstreth. Secretary—Lewis
I'. Geiger.
lLonokin Valley and Pottsville, Railroad .
Proiclent—James S. Biddle. ifunTp-rs
L. Rorie, A. M. Ea-twick, W. R. Lejee, W. C.
Houston,lE.B._Wheleti,.Thomas Robb. •
A Dotint.x CAsE.,--Maggie Thompson was
before Alnirnan Toland, yesterday, upon the
charge of-assault and battery on R. H. Kohns,
in v. hose Abuse, No. 312 Coates street, she
lived. Maggie is alleged to have got drunk on
•Ititurday.night and punched the head Ot Mr:
Rohm. She was held in $60 . 0 bail tor trial:
Kohns and Ephraim Henofer were sulme-
Atietitly - arrested and taken before Altiermati
Vabill, on the charge of assaulting Maggie
TomPson." The foriter Was"held• in $1,300
bail to answer at Court, and the latter in
$3OO to keep the peace. -
ARRESTS DURING APRIL.—The police of
the city mader2,79B arrests during the month
- .of The prisoners were. divided among
• .c.ral districts as follows :
196 hirteenth
......213'.Fourteonth 25
. - :: - .228 , Fifteentli - ~-- - 2.1
......214:Sixterntli 116
310!Saventeenth 0 70
165 1 Eighteenth • - 71
.......10:11.canrs_e_Ckrp_9.—,,.•.. 30
114;Iklawar0 Harbor 10.
...._ls6ltiClittylkill Harbor 7
.....106 , Cbestout 11111 12
120; Vagrant Detective.' 30
_116:
First
tocinal
- Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
—Sorentli
Eighth
Ninth ..... -
Tenth..........
. ,
-NEW GASOMETER TN GERMANTOWN. —A
contract for the erection of a - -new- -gasoineter
in Germantown has been made, and work
commenci-41 this morning_ The gasometer will
haven capacity for co tabicingthree hundred
and fifty thousand te.en of gas._ or about tire
time the capacity of die - old one. A new
main vaIT ,ltinnett it with the
.iaorl;s on the 1- s failn , l4gh.M. Germantown and
Norristown alovs-i Diamond street.
An engine-house., with accamtno - dations for a
tire or eight horse-power engine, is to be
built-i---A-dwelling , honse is also to_be_erecte,d,_
TFt b; BY:11FORD STREET Bw.rus.—The public
baths at :the Bedford Street Mission, estali
liidied last year by the Rev. John D. Long, the
missionary, aided greatly in preventing the
spread of disease in that locality. A great
- Many persons used the baths during the
season. To keep these baths in successful
operation a little money is required. If some
of our benevolent citizens will contribute
!WO, they will enable Mr. Long not only to
continue his grand work, but to increase his
ASSAULT AT A .SIPPER TABLE.—Patrick
Flood was before Recorder Givin this after
noon oil the charge Of 'assault and battery on
Andrew Colden, colored. Defendant is a tire
man and the prosecutor a waiter on the
steamboat Twilight. They had a quarrel at
the ,upper table on Friday last. Flood is al
lugrd to have thrown at Colden a cup which
lick him on the head and caused an ugly
crank. He was held in 5.1500 bail for trial.
BURGLARS CAPTURED.—This morning about
three o'clock the rear shutter of the house of
John McKenna, No. 940 Carpenter street, w is
forced open. Mr. 'McKenna heard the nois , ,
and attacked the thieves with an axe. The
robbers ran into the street and rushed into
the arms of Policemen Feeny and Cannon.
The prisoners gave their names as Joseph Mc-
Kinney and Thomas Sweeny. They will have
a beating at the Central Station this afternoon
3EIVELRY STORE BORGED.—Tho window of
!),o jewelry store of E. M. & C. A. Heilig., at
Ridge avenue and Vine street, was broken
about one o'clock this morning, and the thieves
•-ueeeeded in abstractmg several watches. The
rash of the glass was heard by one ofthi ,
t• id en s of the house, who raised an alarm,
nit the robbei s tied before they had a chance
to obtain further plunder.
NEW BOATS.—Two new clipper-built barges.
built for the,use of the Harbor, Police, wen•
taken posmission of on Saturday. One will h
used by the Delaware force and the other by
tie Schuylkill force. The one intended fo:.
the Schuylkill was rowed by the policemen,
from Norris street wharf, down the Delawar
and up the Schuylkill.„,on Saturday aftquorm
A CouNTEn CuanuE.—Matthew PM ha
been bold in sr,oo bail by Aid. Thomas to an
wer the' charge of assault and battery on
,lobe Loveland. The latter, it will be re
no inhered, had a difficulty with 11111 in Ger
mantown last week, and had him arreste•
for assault and battery.
- . -
.Accinkicm.—Fpink Lewis, aged r,2 year:
reridi of.; at'Twenty-sixth and Reed streets, fe
while trying to step off of a city passenge
car, and had his arm badly injured, this.m9rl
lug. tle was taken to the Pennsylvania tto.
pit al.
ON A VlSlT.—Company A, PhiladelrOM
Fire Zonaves, Capt. J. W. Ryan commandim.
(.!ft the city this afternoon for Trenton, whet .
All I xliihition drill will be given thiii evenin ,
The regimental band accompanied the excin
ILL- TAPP Larkin, who w:
midoyed in the livery stable of Abel Stoge
Union street, above Third, is alleged t
~ are robbed the money-drawer of 54 ye,te
.lay. Ile was arrested, and after a hearing b
'ore Ald. Lutz, vat.: committed.
n A lionT.—Two men have been a
~t -ted by -the f leventh Districtfolice, npo
• he el :rye of having stolen a boat, belongin
o ;4. ]Feiss, of New Jersey. When capture(
ibex were engaged in painting the boat.
1 ATM, AcciD TiT.—James Gunn, aged 1•:,“
;as hilleal this afternoon by a gatv fal
nt rpoo Win.. Horne workmen were VTigagP
li I i pairing the gate at.the time of the ace
.0 at.
Tnr M u,rrin Tnx.-rarn-ph K. Ist rClArinvy
the w , v6.13..-14ppoititeti tax GoHector, en
feri,(l ifj.4.iit the 'diseltatgli:of — his 'duti'es thiff
Al , ' ONyiaCit ANEED.—The lawarn
desire an ownw• for an 18-feet bat
teat', which was found adrift yesterday.
7 -(OVIITLAND SAUNDERS
. Co!JLEGF..—A tioitrso'
i
rof11111•1,4.1111g, 1 , CIUITS IS lIOW being 11 , •liVorer[
ll* fore the i!iiiiletits of 1 hI3 iiiiititiition. 'Plot
1, ,
, (.01,11 of t lii , eon_.'will he ilelivere,lllii..4
i.x . . owl: I.y not'. ;T' . Si11111111•1'S; I):1)., 111 ill , l
r,,11, i. i• It'll Itij lig, 'T i 11 y-11111111. St ri`t4, :kili)V,s
M %II 10 t. Ili siilticpt will he—" It ow t. i , t,.„i i ,
the young. " - • . .
PHI ti AbEtl 3 lll A EVENINT4 iIutLETINTm e o go Ay, MAY '2, 1870
CEsrtExmat. AmitvgasAirr. - -The Centen
nial Anniversary of the PresbYteriati Chilroh
of Frankford will he celebrated on Viredims•
day next. The exercises will be very interest
ing.- In the morning the. exercises .wlll be
-
conducted by Rev. Matthew B. Grier, D. D.,
and will consist of prayers by Rev. Jos. Belles
and Re v. Wm:Blackwood ; .Reading of Seri p- _
tures by Rev. W. E. Schenck'; :Historical Dia
couty,e by Rev. Thos. Murphy, astor or' the
church, and addresses by Rev. G. W. Mus
grave and Rev. Henry W. Big . The after-
noon exercises will- condne rd by Rev. J.
Grier Ralston; and will compr SO a prayer by
Rev. Albert Barnes and addresses by Hon.
Jas. Boss Snowden, Rev. 'Chas: Hodge, Rev.
Jas. MeCosh nud Rev.. Win. D. Howard. In
the evening Rev. Alex. Reed will conduct the
exercises, and there will be a prayer by Rev.
Eckerd, and addresses by Hon. Jos.
Allison, Rev. John Hall, Rev. E. R. Beadle,
and otlers.
NORTHERN HOME FOR FRIENDLESS CHILD
nEN.---The eighteenths anniversay of this
praiseworthy institution, with' which is -con
nected the Soldiers' Orphan Institute, take. 4
Place on Thursday evening next, May G. From
the published prouramme, it pro t inise,s to be
an affair of more than ordinary interest. The,
admission tiekets;,for which there will be no
charge, are in the bandiZdf•the lady managers,
to - whom application nimbi be made. A
Collection will be. taken up, the proceeds of
which,' after dediicting. the anniversay ex
penses, will be appropriated to the building
fund of the new chapel, which it is proposed
to erect as soon. as a sufficient
. amount of
money is obtained. This chapel is greatly
needed, there being at this time no room in
the building sufficiently large to accommodate
all the. children. The triends of the enter
prise should hear this fact in mind,and go pre
pared to swell the fund largely.
A SHEN'S EXAMINATION AND BALL.—The
sixth annual day ball and examination of
Prof, Asher, the well-known dancing-master,
ilttake-place-thie- Rand.
Hall. The grand march \vill come off at eight
o'clqck, and will he followed by the examina
tion (4' the masters and misses. The bail
proper will open at 10 o'clock. All of the new
dances taught by the Professor are to be in
troduced, and the affair..wl.ll...be.attPeti-,ye,and
pleasant. = . - - -
• QUARTER SESECIONS-Jude
Bitty term commenced _this morning. Only 14
grand jurors appeared, whereupon the 'Court
ordered a special :venire. to issue for twelve
additionat:jurois; retttrnahle to s morrew morn
ing.• After calling the rtivjtifors, and baring
ex eimes, the Court adjourned until to-morrow
-11]orn1Dg.-_._..
A GALA AVISBIt AMoNU THE LADItg.—A de
lightful sunshine of the past week - has been prolific of
_more things_ than buds and flowers and tender blades of
grass. It bee tired front then doiriestic - prisciusmany a
v kiblU ail rinlTTATtrire - Fet - our - beaut iftil-Park-ablese
with splendid equipages ; it has filled our husiness aver
nuee and stores w'itti crowds: of customersv and --it- hes _
wrought a change in the personnel of at least ten
thousand ladies, such as the butterfly may be stipposed
7 tomndergo-in-putting.olf_its4Ur_e,Ta_nelv hate and bon
nets our etreets were particularly brilliant,:,] seemed
as though the great' Millinery emporiums of the city
had bsitltionly enitegated to the sidewalks to welcome, the
vernal sun, end borrow fresh beauty from his beanie.
But we beg leave to state that Wont,'" seemed," for on
Visiting rtieiritot establislintentorthellesers._Kenne_ir
lio;729- Chestnut street, _we found_their magnificent
lines of Bonnets, Hats, and the materials from which
they are node and trimmedyundltuinished bOth is epic')
der and extent.
And pet it is certain that an immense 'proportion of
the most Sty Belt iti4 admired millinery - gems that have
mingled in cur street displays, - were either‘evoked late
_ being by. or found their way through, the hands of this
establishment ; for we must bear in mind that during
the business season their importations of new hat.
_and boonote are continuous, while their' force employed
in improvising IbCßliniFiAt - giiPtiMiii — tior•dtinivix
:,moue; the largest, and embraces the highest skill in
this country.
Meters. Kennedy et' Brothers, in erecting their present
specious edifice, determined - to embody and utilise
their valuable experienee.extendina over a quarter of ft
century. andthe reenit has been such as every _man mav
polbt to Milli pride and ev-ry woman patronize with
pleasure and silvan , ace. Their wonderfully low price.
for the in st eleg , nt geode hove undoubtedly much tc
do with their present great midi of customers.
Tltx 1110 E DIVOUCE SUIT for fraud in age is
causing great excitement in Boston. It should warn
young men not to marry 'in haste. Rice is but 22, his
Lride die:Awlors that phe made him believe she was
I'm his own ace. by using Dtag'olin lt,ilin IMOD her We:
neck and hands. Poor youth. Ito probably found her
elbows weren't quite so soft and pretty. Ought Ilagxn
to Lo Indicted ? know of many similar cases. This
Balm Fires n most wonderful pearly and natnral com
plexion, to which wo don't object. We like. pretty
wnintn. 'co finish tb. , picture, they should use Lyon's
Kuthairou upon the Lair. With pearly chin, rosy
checks, and soft, luxurivut tresses, they become irre
sistible.
•
BUB I'ETT'H this " - magi ii
;'nd del Huth- perfume, permant•nce ia added.
.
KE N EDT & No. 729 Chestnut street
importer H of Fine 111illim.ry Goode. Wholodalo au
TM: FIFTEENTH l'iliiNWNlEN'f.—After ten
,4irs I.> prt ininnt. awl fifteen allanWeli in the in 2:1 0 •
4iienta. lon ba• the planalire of ,in,nnincing,that
hip
VIA 1.1. A Oit S.A.VATtI , N FOR TIIR HAIR. IA it perfeel
~rtirle. curable of infallibly re.onrinu gray hair to hk
pt irrmryo lor, unit oil hunt failure. Bold by uit drug
nimi, and fancy goods dealer .
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THE -- COURTS.
CITY NOTICES.
BARN' liALL
and
CRICKET PANTS
Three Dollars,
All Wool,
At Roomful. SL WrLsoreA.
No. 603 and I' 15 Chestnut street
TIMONED FIATS are porfec
tle getral ; their Bonnota nr! , inmotaled.
lit loan( 8r I'mos., No. 729 ehestnutstreet
r 6 quoted loithol4hest authority in fashions. Price.
y moderate.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
CIIATINGS• PANTALOON STEEPS, AND 'VESTING'S
F,r Spring Wear,
NOW ARRANGED FOR PUBLIC INSFECTIONI
AT CIIARLEN STOKitS'S, N 0.824 011HRTNUT STRWET
KENNEDY & linos., 721) Chestnut street, ar
1,,i1 ) rereic ing iiptV Slistpeg in Litclivs' LIMA, Rich SUS
. .....
RENT:rny 729 Cheenut stroet, ar
lie oelc now lvade•ra of F taltion In Lad los• "Balm
tl otanid Bonnet a. I.'huir French Flowers are ver
an periur. •
OAKFORD'S LllleSt Styles Of
Ladles' and )1 7 wasi' Spring Hate
Ole Ite let.Thtt their Store,
KM awl 8:16 Cheitout titre°
I,APlrsicingtlo. city should . . not Maw
w ith,m( the lo.w 5111iinrn Rlnp9rittm of
__Taos ..
KENNEDY 1: nno4., 729 Cl;4Dut streat.
G LNls' ILATs ! GENThe 11 ATS
'Jut , bemilista Sprint; St yles
am now rawly at
OIL x v0111.14'. IDDltrr i hd Coattliental.
r. INsTicumENTs ant druggiStS*
r+nudrnn'
SNOWDEN At 'BROTH ER,
23 South Eighth otreot.
(I)F.AFPrir.F3, ithIPIDN PAS AND OATAlllall
tll , ,,t.tlL.uith the.tatutoal euct,utm.llT). INA AC,,.; D—
oho 1n.0.,A•s Ito , Ifyi, miff Fiar Komi:
alt 3' I io the )It•tiieut Collette of l'enesylcania,t2 yearn ox
j., N o . ruff, reti street. Teetinionlale can be eOOO
at liiii-ottrce.Ltlite—noidical facnit) are Invited to ac
comt•iiio their ratienta i , UN iii ha. un Reereta in Ida prac
tice. A rtitivial Lynn itiseried without pain. No charge
for examination.
_ .
('ttioNs, 111miims, luvertoti Nails, skillfully
1 1 Dr, 1. Davitlturn , N0:915 UlioHtnitt stroot,
- Chorl4,-- 111.1- Intl,.
•
At.othi- mitt relieve the. pain of
rbillrch I .11.1110. Unl , EN 'S NI , A UORDIALo Bold
ro• lot ~ItWf2l-14.
• •-• 'BUSINESS ESTAIII,I6IMD
motHutoNG,
G , •rmtintowti ncuun l • iuid lrit'th 81.
)1 rt.'oo;lLELti ATtlblptc/N9
CONFECTIONERY.
Rich and Rare Manufactures in
FINE CONFECTIONS
•
CHOCOLATE.
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN & SON,
S. W. Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
ttp3o-3trp§
FURS. &U.,
FURS ON STORAGE. •
A. K. 8c F. K. WOIVIRA.TH,
1212,CHESTI1tET STREET,
Bog to inform tho Ladles that they 'are now preoaro4t
receive FOBS ON BTOBAGB through tho Hummer
guaranteeing them against lose by Biro al fluth,ht
trifling expel:Leo.
A. H. & F. K. WOIVIRATH,
1212 Chestnut Ilitrciet.
01128 m w f 2m rp
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ItEMOVALS.
PIANOS,- MUSIC, 'ORGANS.
LEE' & WALKER
HAVE REMOVED
Their among') stock of Sheet Melo, &c., heretofore
contained la Nos. 722 and 026 ODESTN UT Street,
TO
No. 922 CHESTNUT STREET,
AND'
HAVE
HAVE OPENED .
With a complete stock of MUSIC AL PUBLICATIONS.
PIANOS, ORGANS, MELODEONS, MUSICAL IN
STItUdIENTS, etc., etc., etc. ,
-
LEE & WALE - ED.'S Musical - Almanac sent free-to
any address on application.
ap27 argil
- PROPOSALS.
NORTHERN PACIFIC - RAILROAD.
TO R. R. CONTRACTORS :
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the office Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, No. 120 BROADWAY, corner of
Cedar Street, New York, until WEDNES
DAY, thelirst day ot June; 1870, at-12 o'clock,
noon, or § - 6rgx — Wding, ma.gonry; - brirlging and
ballasting-of that portion of the Northern Pa
cific Railroad in the State of Mlnneseta, es-T
tending from the Dalles of the St. Louis River
to-the-Red-River,-the_western_boundary of
Minnesota, (a di:tance of. about 230 miles,)
including everything requisite to complete the
road-bed for a single track, and necessary side
tracks, ready to receive the-rail superstruc
ture. ProiisOS - may be for - the work in detail;
or by the mile.
-
The said Company will also receive pro
posalmat the same time and place, for the titn
her cross-ties, and for the iron, rails, spikes
and fixtures for the road as above. The iron
rails to be deliVered on the dock at Duluth,
Minnesota, or at the crossing of the Missis
sippi River, and the ties robe received accord-.
ing to the-blank-forms -which.,will,barnadyfey
distribution on Wednesday, May 4th,1870, at
the - office of the Company, as above, where
plans of the structures and maps and profile,
of the-road, with full specifications, can then
be seen, and the time allowed for completion
of the contracts made known.
T! , e Company reserve the rigid to reject any
Or all bids not deemed to be fort the interest of
tLe Company.
Printed circulars,. containing full informa
tion, will be furnished on application, by mail
F Chief
Engineer,
otherwise, to Edwin
. ! Johnson,
Engineer, or to the President of the,Company,
at the office, No. 120 Broadway, as/above. •
J. GREGORY SMITH,
President Northern Pacific It. IL Co.
NEW YORK, April 26, 1870
ap2.7 10trp§
GENTS• FURMSIIING GOOD S .
The Latest London Made-up Scarf
THE "BEAU IDEAL."
J. W. SCOTT & CO.,
No. 814-CHESTNUT STREET
A CASE OF NEW STYLE
FRENCH SHIRTINGS
JUST RECEIVED
NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.
As the season of the year is at hand
for gentlemen to replenish their ward
robe, the subscriber would particular')
invite attention to his
IMPROVED PATENT SHOULDER•
• SEAM SHIRT,
made from the best materials, wort;
done by ,hand, the cut and finish .o•
which cannot be excelled; warrante(
to fit and give satisfaction.
Also, to a large and well selecte(
stock of Wrappers, Breakfast Jackets
Collari, Stocks, Hosiery, Gloves
Ties, &c., &c.
JOHN C. ARRISON,
Nos. I and 3 North Sixth Street.
minim w tyrp
MIT RNITURE, &U.
FURNITU - 11E.
JOHN GARDNER.
1316 CHESTNUT STREET,
800 unaucstionably soma of •tho nowout and pretties
styles of •
FINE • FUR NIT.UR
over before produced. In regard lo quality and finial
t T i le r cviiottalint!tr
the
t et
aloft
or
those
In
tend log to purchaso to .111 ant o hie 4took ,whic
w ill bo kold at p..tpoo fniuil trove [0411)011g.
rolOto. r t
HORTICULTURAL
-
FOSES.--UPWARPS - OF -13,0
I lure Itosos comintx hilo 11, ni Vorb.l
cdlier Montt+, at wor
r5,'755 qu,
11,710(.011th Mr. . . lip 30.7q1.),
11)1J Y TIIE• B A Itl LEY VE,
ji . A. ita . 11A It TlioLo MA W,
op3O rp§ buportorti, 41.0117231dtr0vt.
NO& - . 713-i‘:.Nii'i.:7 7 ll.s-- - .t . ORT:*- . :, TENTH :STREET,
Would call attention to the following •
SCARCE AND DESIRA!.BLE.GOODS: - ' •
•
Black and White Striped Silks, Wide Stripes, Medium Stripes, Narrow Stripes, at sl'o2l.
Black and White Mourning Silks $1 to Ne s . Colored, t P t 'lar and Striped bilks, Mo.
Fine'Japa F n i e ne
se Slik n s, e Plain,l l l e aTd s a y ntaitiip ` es, 7 Bl to 51 50. "
BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS. ' •
- g large assortment bought before the recent. heavy advances in
Good Black Silks, at $l, 51 15. Black Gro Grains, at 51 30, $1 871, 111 40.
Black Gro Grains; $1 50, $1 02k , 51 75. Black Gro Grains, $2, 82 25. $2 50. •
Black Tafteta Parisienne, $2 75,.53. Gros Grain Cashmere, 53 00 to 84.
Cashinere Sublime, $5 to $8 50.
Fine Gros Giain Silks from the best Lyons manufacturers at the lowest prices.
BLACK HERNA-Nll3, A BARGAIN. •
Fine .Mesh, 31 371 c. . Heavy Open Mesh, 650.; all w001..'
Extra Leavy Open Mesh. 75, 87, $l, 51 25. 8.4 Silk - and Wool Open Mesh. - -
TRAVELING DRESS MIXTURES, '
In Silk and . Wool, Linen and Wool, Cotton and Linen, pure Mohair andyongee of every
variety, from 250. to 51 25.
- 5,000 yards Cherie Plaid Watch Poplins, 12ic., cost 25c. to import. .
2,000 yards Mottled Grenadines, 01c. .
A choice assortment, at low prices, of
Llama Lace Pointes, Sacques, Mario Antoinettes.
Latest Styles-of Spring Shawls. •
PEREMPTORY SALE
VALUABIE WORKS OF ART.
Previous - to sailing for Europe on the 14th of May, Mr. CHARLES P.
HASELTINE will sell at Auction all his valuable collection of OIL PAINTi
ii%S and WATER COLORS, WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMITATION, TO THE
HIGHEST BIDDER, on the Evenings of THURSDAY and FRIDAY, May stb
and 6th. -- They will be sold at his Galleries, 1125_CHESTNUr Street, where
they are now on Exhibition Free. -
The most valuable collection of- - Paintings perhaps ever offered in
Philadelphia.
aD2Bthamtuwth6t
CARPETINGS. &U.
RETAIL _DEPARTMENT.
McCALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN,
509 Chestnut - Street.
CARTE-TINGS.
SPRING IMPORTATIONS.
Greatly Reduced Price;3.”
ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS.
CANTON MATTINGS.
COCOA MATTINGS. —
OREASE & SLOAN;
No. 509 Chestout Street.
mh2 w• f tn 3narr,
NEW CARPETINGS.
WE ARE NOW OPENING A FULL LINE OF
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS
AND
MATTINGS,
OF ALL GRADES,
WRIOII WE ARE OFFERING AT SEASON. RE
DINED PRICES FROM LAST SEASON.
LEEDOM, SHAW & STEWART,
685 IdARICET STREET.
fel9 3mrp
CARRIAGES - .
CARRIAGES.
WM. D. ROGERS,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
ORIGINAL AND ONLY
MANUFACTURER OF THE CELEBRATED
ROGERS' CARRIAGES
1000 and 1011
tHESTNUT:::STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
*7' Now and elegant styles of Carriages constantly
produeed,
rah2lm w f Srnro
D. M. LANE,
CARRIAGE BUILDER
3432, 3484 and 3436 Market St.
WEST PIIIIADELPHIA.
A largo aaeortrnent Of Carriages - of - every description
constantly on hand. Especial attentions paid to
repairing. jul4 Smrpi
REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.
The underelgned r sportf Ily Inform their frlervla and
t bat they have I'OIIIIOVVIi their PAINTING
ESTABUSILDIENT fr. m No. 437 Arch street to
No. 1705 CHESTNUT STREET.
•
Efo,ping rectkre share. of yob.r.palronage we re
main, Yours, respectfully,
CIRLILE & JOY.
at,29-*ltro
IIJ E. 171 EN ICY—, 13-
.1t fat! of I tollem' eke and Mantillas, moo
r late location, N. N. Eighth streete, in ohm moo
tor Iter - largeF rr. huoinoNe, hex remove.l to the
I;I4.GANT ANI , SPACIPI , ti WARN IWO% at the
r.
N. corner of N INT II and A 11v11 St roots, whore she now
effera,in lehli!im, to I or it, elk of (lento end Mantllla.
a I 110 f r, ill% Paisley Eltawla, Lae. Pointe and
1 , 1 ,11 \ (. 1711 I isl/1.:1,111TE ,I•NK
„Embroidering, s ta nt pine. &e.
t.ln. A, , 1b01) kriiport
FINANCIAL.
7 PER. CENT. GOLD LOAN,
- - __YREF.,_OIP 19. TAX,
OF TUB
Builington l - ce - dar Rapith
moot/ R. R. Co.'s
HEST 'IVIORTGAGE
50-YEAR CONVERTIBLE BONDS.
A Limited Quantity - For - Sale
AT 95. FLAT.
The. acentetl Interest from Noreraber_lst going
to the buyer.
The greet+r rart of the road ie already completed, and
shown large earnings, mid the balance of the work ia.ra
pidly pregreee ng.
Wo unhesitatingly recornme art these Deadens the safest
and Leer int eetment in the market.-.,
Rl 7 vi'ett ITC'S' *re u ire tirltrlenan Icre -
tutu hie per rent. interent, wl‘ile these pay eight and
one quarter per cent In Gold; and we regard the nocurity
equally-good.
HENRY CLEWS
.& CO.,
Bankers.
No. 32 WA LL STREET.
BOWEN & FOX,
BARKER BROS &CO.,
T. WHELEN & CO.,
KURTZ & HOWARD. *
as 24trp
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 34 South Third Street„
American and Foreign Bankers.
Issue Drafts and Circular Letters of Credit,
available on presentation in any part of
Europe.
Travelers can make all their financial an
rangernents through es, and we will collect
their interest and dividends without charge.
DREXEL, WINTHROP & CO., New York.
DREXEL, BA RJES it CO., Paris.
I.NSUIt'ANCE.
The Penn - Mutual Life Insurance CO.,
No. 921 CHESTNUT STREET,
PurrADELique.
'ACCUMULATED FUND I . IN 0031. E FL/11130
OVER $3,0110,000
SAMUEL C. 'HUEY, President.
SAME. E. STOKES, Vice President.
JOHN-W .110 1? SOIL A. V. P. (1.; Actuary.
H. S: STEPHENS, Secretary.
W.P. , HA,C.KRF, .Vuperintendeneof city Agents
Boom No. I,Nerood Floor.
The attentilun of theeitizons of Philadelphia is called
to thin lon¢ entalaished and truly MUTUAL , lallrE
LN
SUItANCE CUM PAN Y when.in every ins ire I. portion'
is un aloud partner in the proti Vi'ltloll Ait ,11 DI
VIDED A:4N IJA and which:for the point twoitY
years, [MVO liverugell abota fl Y' N EI L t IN.INT. The
Trani ens aro dual rout "r increasing the binittuoi of the
Company Di this city, wit re, as a DOME COM PA N
it on glit to bu largely patronized. Ite rant of pr , lntions
are as low, and the soot ity it g,tal an th at °flared by
any other conapan y—und for the par poso - of Increasing
the DOME ROSINESS, they la.tve SPPi+nted
HACKER, Suporant , tul .tat of city Auent,n, whe y will
likewise receive application for innitratuto.
Activ, int-IlLtent %goats or iinvit,sert wanted for
city wo e rk, with liberal corapstriation.
• Apply as above. apld ra f 13t rp§
. -__- u ~ ►u :~ .s- ~,~N - n~ rive.
BARTLETT ,
No: 33 South Sixth Street,
Ever thankful for the patronage ex
tended him heretofore, and . desirout-.of -
further ,favors,- begs to . • ar•nOuce his
Spring Si)les - tit" noels and' Shoes for
t i lents )- tilid Boys , wear—
A large. assortment of Civtoin-made
Cowls, made on his improved Lasts, which
are nurivailVll for coint,rt mid beauty,
' , noble's hilt' to familia' a ready fit at all
w t tarp
rp "BA 13,11.; " litl(I 1, (i V I.:1:i T
J. BEST. A . & .1. 11; BA ICC1101, 0 111 10 W:
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