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• J Parker, N Y - Miss N Parker,•N Y
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W A Fitzhugh; N ~_"
Ohs 11 Bergman, Y, 1 .'P W Sadler'. Alabama
IP MeWhertay. Tann -8 G Terme, Boston .
ohn Y Bechtel, Allentown Oeo B Schad, Allentown
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SURFS H Dwight N 1 C T Fay. ear,eraneireo
NA Ludington. Conn Walter Paine, Fall River
. Geo Gtohntne & la, N Y , Wm Boater, ei Y
B M. Kelloge. N Y L Pritobard, Conn - ,
•• 'i_jl kdson. Baltimore . , Geo h 1 Pearson, Oho
Atm t Pearson, Ohio it Davis. N Y
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• W Wilmer, Wafter° (I W Yerby, N Y
W B RiehisrdOr, Ye. H P Kent & wt. COWL • -
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1 0 1 Veer ratZth, Baltimo re
P o h h o n s t l 3 4 F i tre g r', A utteri .
' MERCHANTS' HOTBI,--Fonrih street, below .Arelt:
3) Battu, Canten, 0 , 3 Reefer, Alleyheny City
. tut 8 Palmer, Pitt - abort; ,' D Ruston. 'Uniontown -,-
w Hare. Tenn - -' :Jos Borland. Pittsburg
' W Lemma, row, Mo ,-,` Gaol WPASOIO, Mo
ER Plondor. alo ''W A M Vauban, Mo
P Ilvana, LI beer, Mn ' 3ls 'Wilda, Wheeling, Vs
It Xants. - Washtli. Pa - F Wiederhold, Pittabarg
A W Patterson. Paris, KY 1 1 Atonry o lok 0
- Cant A Jacob & la, Ps • , 3 C K irkpatrick, Pittsburg
T Mee", Bteutie tivilie; 0 08 D i mmiok lc Is, Pike no
k„,,•8 Hays, washVn. Ps .W P Binary, N 3 •
West Renton; Tenn " J Heuer & dau. Pa ..
" 3 Clui.umaru - ill •li Hall - Newport
/ton 8 D Warner, Easton Mrs CleMeßs, SIAM •
W A Hallowell, St Louis ' A Mutter, Trey, N Y
iiiCallen ay. Milton, Ind W 9 Forrest. Va -, ,
II An Darat.-Waahrn,D 0 0 L_,B MeClungaa, ,
....b Clierrommles, 0 W H Rod_gers, Ado • -
W Honer, 0 . "',North, can
nylor & Honey! N 3 , ' • A Grady, Carbondale
A tucker. Athens,,Teriii ,A-Heller, Va
M_Es ler, Va • . , ..- Jos Rhodes. Va
W 8 oore. Ark - '-- ' ' D 0 Harldrenn -
- 3 D Clark. Md 0 M Wilson, Ashland, Ry
WK. weeder, Ashland, XI .748 take. Nola
'Jae BOtt ra• • E Cayley, 8 0 . .
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AMERICAN HOTEL -Ohettont 'street, above Fifth.
ME Charles & la', N Y EUlar. Chapel', NY . .
W H Taylor. Cincinnati pia. , 4
OS Macknet, N York „' . H sayre, Bethlehem '
3 Leisinring. Psl Chunk - ,14 P Bowen. Md --
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t roger , , n li 4 . 3 0 Mrrehi', N r c • .
F Dillard & la, 0 Jacob Canard, Nri
• • emu Robertson, N C ' Yi 8 Hazels, N c
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II Cunningham, Cairo 3 Faro baker. Cairo
' as Andrews, Md B •I eylor, hid
B Smith. Conn - B L Champlin , Rochester
13 Black & la, N York John Holmes, Balt
-W Sivas, Trenton 11 1 Colwell, Trenton
Thos Klehardson, Harrisby P 1 Carter,' Pa _
aAnderson 4 111 Joe Anderson Dl
BLBasders. N Y 3 4 , F i ledLLson. ri York
IkrArit, n ,a l3, ma" ' Vrn. sara Poe - -
on'? il 0 Jones. Boston P Fusel% N.y . -
,< 3 Eli , f n i ti v ,- _ . ; K IS Sta mper, 11l - •
T'a afa v eaade s tt.'N C ' M n i. IlaV i n r lr e .% r aign, Oa
B Taylor, Vsi - 'Thu Hardy, Lebanon. o
A Ul l n n as, V.
Shore Thos ILarrus,Sinynia, Del
Trio Mimea, Jersey •
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JONES' HOTEL-Chestant street, below Seventh.,
I B baiter, NJ ' ' M 0 Reclaim N Y
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8 Anlceb, N Y 18 Skillman. 8 .1
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0 Thono. Mits A 0 Rig bet. Miss
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TIT Hodkies. Pinta - M 0 Davie. N Y
. KO lAwrnaa. lt Y- W P Merriam, N Y
w II Tell, Gs II Nye, Boston
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W Ayres, . .- . JONI, BM , ltg3 t .Wash,D 0
BF Ony:Wash.l) 0 . aibley, Waah,DC
- W 0 Miller, Gailipolie, O .
TEE UNION, 11.01131.—Aroh' et4et:_abOveThird.
14 P Stone, Fa ' Suagerd, Altoona, Pa
T Wilson, Cobh: Ind A Pair, Allegheny. Pa
J Richey. Kt Sterling J Fllbert, - Wavnesboro2
-J_Vjammer i _Orwigsburg; Pa __W Leirellre. Pa
ri rrantz. meroersborz, Pa miss S Frantz: Pa '
-1 Silliman. Pottsville - ,_W Monseath. Redford; Ps
If .-W (Mural!, Ma W MDllden, N J
Min - cr mown, E . 3 1 .„ Miller, Ohio ,_,
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-' W__PloT. Ohto
J E Daniels. Ohio , , Jerolomon,,Ohlo
J A Blaelr ' Oblo .1' I ertmilit, Ohio
0 FYttngling, Ohio " 0 $ Brady, Lancaster , ,
rtleadrsetke, Tamaqua Vir MoCanaa: Pa
sirbuokle, Pit _ - , 8 W Tnooook, Ohiii • .
(1 linitefer, Ohio J Huber, Chambereburg
-J Strickler. Oharolierisburg - S Coldren, lowa chi/
033 Connard, itaiuling ,BM Stilei.N 3 •
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'- :BT. LOUTS 110TEL-,-Ohestantl above Third.
P P Cooper, Ada J t Meany, NY - ,
•G B Watson. l'i Y ' .1 Anderson, PhDa
W ,tinre, Firms- D MoNtinetra, Nll '
W Barr, Dela:Wet. Jai Bosch Phil*
- 3 it teens; ti CI .hdia Kentadi,B CI •
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li ansentapn. Ohio R Hausman, lad
V R GalthSohnatown, Pa Mao 81. Jana's, Fs
J Tuthill, le V . - T Garrettoon. Pp, •
A G 'tartly. NY - _ - 'l3 Doints. Detroit. Mich
J Phillips, Maas ' ' ' RW T Idnittballt N 0
S Biddonsi Ps . . T 0 Atwater, NJ
T Whtteentbo, N I - ' '
FOUNT/XI ROTEL—Second 'treat, above Market,"
Gen Renry itrustard. Del ' M V Flargraro,Dat
C Grimes. Nova Scotia.' - • R ',Commons Del
K rg Jackson, Del P i Bath, Fulton
sr n EWING Farmington B Johnson. Farmington
T. Devon) , Smyrna. Bel - BR Bnlllvan, MO
Baßlual 4. rimtroll,t'•44 • , 11 Smolt, Harrisburg
A u Dom, Dover. Del ' Miss KatoUnbey, riewark
iowls M Fpnert(M_Pe -, r J Powell. N J
31t Powell & In N J . . 1' Hammond. N .1
Mrs `sr A Christy. N.Y - - esso Dos, Philo - •
y Matthews. _Laurel. Dal , Chas a Raymond, N 'V
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r"Dayloy, Laiatel, Del
- MOUNT VERNON ROTIL.-Becoad et., above Arab
tdoCarty.Btroudsbarg Mn Bowman. Stroudsburg'
Mies ^ De Yonne. atrondsb' S T Tanner, NY •
H. Line, ldarnsburg Aht Hernandez, Philn • •
/se Wswiner. '" I .,Y • H Jameson. Harrisburg •
•DX•Wrlit ht. Pnnoiston.lt
STATEDITNION HOTEL—Market Street. above Sixth.
W- Dlalr,Perry no; Pa • ' J fit Ahoentaker. Ps
0 McQuaid. Indiana J P Kirk. _Washington, Pa
gold, G r eenville, Pa
7 .,Kht, Brooklyn
11 1p Plitt, Pitraburg • D r Stitsellj a
. 1 H Bruner. Perry on. Pa Mukha. Y 8
1140110 p CnitC olni unhie,, Pa J Albert & la, Delaware
J nnia, Pis
' COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth at., above Obestnnt.
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'. . Peneett, Pa ,' • . AG M Provost, Trenton
4.ty, Pa . .4 A Trends. Safe Ha bor
•., p , 1` r apple, Rafe Harbor ^A.
i tnb ir ' H iii "n k P d a
EPOZ,tfalgr,'l l . O P W Leonard, rittiibur g
Hams= ...Dot/mare , . &Bunting to la. St Lona
~,._. On V Dem e, Pa , ,le P Pam, Pa
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
:3* YOff NPR PADS.
&Ai independence, Been t, 8 days from Olougester.
Alga. vivified rohls mackerel tel J Kecnedy &
Bohr if*wes, 10 days from Felt River, with
mdse to O. MeColier
Bahr P d , chsesemso, S dela from'New York, In bat.
lest to R H Powell.
-last
ccit to r Rectos. Mayhew C. 30. dare from New York, in bal.
Asneoreot re
OM Rich,.litard7. 4 days from New Bedford, in
Whist, to vestals.
A Ear It illokey, - Tiee, 3 days from Jersey City, in bal.
to 131Anicksoit & Glover. .
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&Mr Mem Asa , Moo 11,, Tonga, Mobile, Pettit,
Mame, & Co -
ear Chailoston, do
150; John Famnm, Hall, Providence, Crcririell & Col.
ties.
- • Bohiraume, mathew, rroridenes,t, tfideareid &. Co,
Bohr P-Simmons , Caffrey, Boston, A Reeksher &.
Co.
Eohr m .13 scattona. Leke, New York, Blekleton &
Co
34hr Wm P Cox, linuok; do -
Behr oy Hawley, Beckett, Kew hoodoo, 3:
Btr Rte h WillinB,orestoole.Ralumore, A Grovei. Jr,
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CIA 1:18LAN ,P 1 I. rob 13-6 fel.'
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stetitaer Gnashes, for slew orir, went out st 11)
ANL. Twaeteeply Wen r se re west fn to•dsi,
- Tap bark fp_msoatms. roe seams- west so_ sea Ms al
ttlflioOb. Wind N: We s or cloudy,
,i: - Yiklirf. acs, - ~ _ T 4961 D. HUGHES,
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•(00rietraVA00 of The boo:
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, - Art barkJans'ffaenett.
• • NEW coax, March 19.
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- - PIENIORANIIA,
-„Steamship Bbannon, for Liverpool, cleared at
New York yesterday. • -• •
Steamship Moser' Tudor. Griffith, from New °dein*
Ida Havanna, arrived 81 New - York seateritsi: .. • •
Bark/forests., Welsh, for Rio de Janeiro, sawed. f rom
' -Bahia Pen nth,. - _
•• ••• , . 2 Clark Man - :Elizabeth: Hiohborn, from Montevideo;
- arrived at cienfautos 'Nth alt.
Brit Ellen Bernard, Bourne, from New Orleans, ar
rived a. Cardenas lst last. -
Ber Palkenhork, hence, arrived at' Boston
74th -
). • 001 T FtiOnle yance, for Philadelphia, sailed from Car'.
• Samples inst.- . ,
,;, , fient Bates, biros reported ashore at Bandy BOA,
- -'ariispot off yesterday..
Emu . Searsville, 84111711, was at, Nassau, NP, Ist mot,
for - Pluladelithea soon- • - -
Soho JagMatthaei, hdyers, from - Doper; Hell Par
cell, from beamOarsl.Lookwwd, Truitt, from Cam
den, an Car otene Ball, Graham, from Wilminston'Oel,
artlyad at New Yorktlestarday. • • - • •
dater,/ R Calm. Endlteott. from New Orleans, arrived
-at oareenas Yth inst. - • •
• Sclera W -I.l"acton. Bat elr. and Pisa's* Davie,
• lerrtreireit:4lll:nlepreh..ll,2 h ws,timnits.,-
12th 'art. • - ,
Vphp Lewis htedf4rd,,Delle,,froin NeiTork, at Wit
-113140411- N 0 •12/h inst, - •
David •Fyulti- n lislitider, , for Philadelphia,
cleared at Wilmonston 0,14 th inst. with ).11 1 2 bbb
:rosin' 49 do crude Larne 110,15 do opts do 8 2 hairs cot.
'wen, ,dO - f arm ,1,09 c bud ; pert lintaolll pits fnti t, Os
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'f Nor Hale - ,
Baler, from Georgetown,fiu, &r ,
rive a t Boston 14th me •., , , ,
•:" , .13eluSltver Marnst, rarri, hence, strived et Salem
!- - /2th mst, • • ,-
gear 'doable' Ann, poen Wllinlayon; Del, for
Boston. sailed from tio mem Hole 14th Ins .
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,-.."'‘:.:,.. fierito.lsheroby eireni that: ihe sun end Oen` buoys
•. - . , •tlonsidir in Boman Bay and Road Bawd. and also in
-,,..: useard a mar,and Vineyard. nomad, ,l. be . roo, aged
,--' I ibe IA oi•dril r and tbe spir-buoft, noir ozeneyins
.. sit ersdinis n these looeditiee t wsll be renw_ed- . ,
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. pub ate =viten torraijoigns, AT,I)
, -.Dean or the Medina! Patultp,
bI i t '' FIELD4LXI°I I44II, I rI T IR4i .
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VOW. ' , . ologit or soon of
•thelet,:lar g i ICV pingo 01 Waters en the r Ealo
to l distror ken t, Tie eta may be had at tote aoo . ir
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~01Ertl,PATEIC/f'S DAY. —A SOLEMN
OFt/ 7 AM:A r.vrtpa s el,!Prateakl. RI. Rev.
va and Loonat. on SAT u Rua . the }l ' Twen
g;olgrapagin WV no or the s;Ante,,vithbentigoi,.O.l
N. o St. Tereaa's Church Mhl4-2t-
HADNERER iNsTITUTE.—A STATED
lifeetjny w il l be held THIS f Wednesday) EVE
-6
, lab last., at 8 &Wails, Bus MOWsf importance.
J. O. WHIT S. 4.4 soo'y.
FCOMMENCEMENT...THE, ANNUAL
COMMENCEMENT of tbe philadelphis Caen)
rnutoy will behel den THURSDC SVEN/NO,
erlath. en eight o'elook, tra the M SICAL FUND
AL. The VeJedietory Addrese it'll delivered by'
Pre easter LP: THOMAS, The Oennenis °wheels
Will bete ettendenoe, mh13.30
ry"•I:...TRE WORLD , ON.—"T_UR
1.{..S • HERALD OF PROD RESP.' —A by 11.e.terea
Dr is viblished vastly'? Net/ Y:rk lh tly .
paper may
gobfa l tnell 4 tint. t lll l ,l4, a F l o e u n e ridelhestnat streets,
or at. No. NH North Eleventh street, wholesale or retail.
It will he delivered to EthionberS tore cents per week,
by Mr. Rol:anion. - mhlB.3t.
A CARD.
TO TAE
Sotioes of the strike, of a portion of our men, about
cine.tlurd of the whole number employed, and en adver
timment of an assoc i ation which engendered, and IS
endeavoring to maintan. an antagonists:l between work
map and employer., having appeared in the papers, we
ytotioe them to correct the miestatemets.
It is not true that we are degrees o employing men
more than ten hours per day ; neither is it true that we
have redacted the once for overtime. Tho rule whieh
the association desires us to change or abrogate itt as
follows, viz t ,
Work neoessm b e to done before or after reglar
hours wilt tie rated at time and quarter time. and Ills
expected every one will do his prat cheerfully 'when
called upon."
This rule hail been In operation two years and two
months, without alteration or modification. It is print
ed in large type, and conspicuously placed in every work
teem and °Moe in oar establishmeot since January,
1868. This was the first and only Buie we ever had on
the subject. rreviota to this we had no published rules,
and overwork was done at various rates. as foreman and
men agreed upon ; but generally, and prinaipally,at time
and quarter time °nee per cent advance on day's
spigot,
In making the role the price wee fixed at the highest
average rattle of other city shoo, work done at the
:tam fixed is a loss to the proprietor . We therefore
virtually abolished, and so worded the e.. when
aremsaril, and on no other account do we pormikit.
To show our estimation of overwork, we will state
that, during the year of 1889, the average amount of
overwork pa man was three hours. and the difference
to the reap, if his wages are $1 per day. is la cents per
annum, vial at oqr rates 76 cents, pt the association's
rates go cents. It is evident, from this statement, that
it Is but a plea to get the control of shops in which their
members are employed, and to preveqt employment of
any who are not members of the association. And as
farther proof of this, we quote the 2d article of the cen
t stiintion of the assocoution ;
' The objects of 'hie Union shall be to unite and aw ,
locate together as far as practicable, the e ffic ient
workmen of the two trades represented in this Associa
tion, for the purpose of securing concert of action in
whatever may be regarded as oondueive to their united
interests. a+ the attainment of a fair rate of wages. the
shortening of and rendering uniform the hours of labor,
the fixing of a proper ratio of apprentloes to journey
men..the proteetion of the regularlY-aperenticed me
chanic, and the abolition of obnoxious and oppreseive
roles in workshops."
This organixamon, soreenins iteelf from responsibi
lity by its secret ohmmeter, not only governs its own
members, but seeks. by intimidation and threats, to
resent those from working who, are anxious and wit
hal to do so.. 'They dealer. in the/ preamble that
• The relation between' capita and labor must, of
necessity, (en far as the price o the latter is con
cerned.) result in an antagonism o interests."
We think otherwise and intend to manage our own
business in the recognition of the mutual interests ex
isting between our men and ourselves.
1(o otileotion to the, practical operation of our rules
hail been manifested lily our workmen acting itde
pendenUy of this association. Many of those who are
members nobly ex reps their. regrets at the strike, and
Would resume work at once if free to follow their own
judgment. .
. -
With this eta went we leave the matter to the Julia
meet of the labile.
M. W. BALDWIN & CO.
TrOFFICE OF. TICE FELILADELPIIIA
AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
Miami, Ego.
The holders of the bonds of this Company. doe July 1.
um, can now renew., upon s.ppliestiou at this Milne, to
per tient., in cash, upon the terms specified in the annu
lar attached,
The holders are allay entitled to the benefit of a Sink
ing Fund of vow per annum, as established by the
stockholders at their animal meeting, held human. 9,
1800, and in raiment* orthe oontraot,entered Hite by
the onmpany and duly recorded, to sorry the same into
affect. 1:1 DeA.D.FORe, Treasurer.
• =CUL/. ot.
. _
Hotta to the Hot Phil4lelphia and Reading
Railroad Comment/Mortgage Bonds,due July 1.1.
Those bond. ere secured by the first mortgages on the
road, amounting in the marmite to 83.9138.400. The
net revenue for the but final rear warm' tIMBX the
amount of the annual inierest on these bonds. _
The managers propose to extend thorn fors period of
twenty' years. the holders retaining the bonds and the
leounty of the mortgages in the precise condition in
which they are now held. Fresh sheets of coupons for
the toterest• payable half-yearly, will be nutted
A bonus of 10 per cent. will he given to the holders. in
consideration of their assenting to the extension. This
bonus will be paid in oaeh to the bearers of the bonds,
on their signing a receipt and presenting their regnan
t's,' bonds at the office of the Company, or to its agenta,
for endoreement.
• Forme of receipt and endorsement will be furnished
on application.
01 order of the Board of Managers,
VV . ft. IticthllENNY. tfeotetary.
MLECTURES ON 'ME CREATION,
Paagi , _l4 c. Mr. OBOROE FIELD A at
in. and ILAYDN EAU. red-ust
SALES 1W AVCTI9N.
NEW YORK.
AUCTION NOTICE,
BY
VAN Fink', TOWNSEND, A WARRENS.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
FUR AND WOOL HATS.
, Of the Manufacture of
JAMES 11. PRENTICE.
, .
PEREMPTORY BALE
ON THURBDA /,'larit INSTANT,
At to o'clook, at store, No, 14 VESEY Street,
ON SIX MONTHS' CREDIT,
1,000 OASES OP FUR AND WOOL HATS,
Comprising alt the different deitoriptforue, and all of
which are fresh goods, of the latest styles.
The entire offering will be sold without reserve, and
will be found worthy the attention of the trade.
sr Catalogues and samples will be ready the du
previous, when the goods oat be examined.
It No. 14 VEBEY Street.
HATS AND CAPS.
SPRING STYLES
GENTLEMEN'S HATS
WILL DE INTRODUOED ON THURSDAY NEXT.
ISTH INST.
WARBURTON, HATTER,
tnhli St 430 * CHESTNUT STREET
WINES AND LIQUORS.
pIIRE AMERICAN WINES,
From the moot eminent Wine growers of VIRGINIA
NORTH. CAROLINA. 01110, and PENNSYLVANIA
Sparkling, MIS, Sweet. Dry and Cogmunion
WINES.
Werreuted the PURE JUICE OF THE GRAPY
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
nthl4-tr Corner ELEVENTH end VINE &mete
NOTICES.
T 0 MBRIMANTS AND DZALSRS IN
ELASTIC VULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER
OnODS..
4 3 :S 1 174: 1 4g e arlr o trfTh i e l ir ke d t. l .l4 p g l ill,g3n!
t oo to the act that the ' , inanities is imihbling, and cal
culated to mislead the Ile does not offer to hold
Marahante and Dealers harmless from costs and da
mages in (+aren't,. nor anything of tho kind ; while we,
in our , card, heretofore published., offer " that,
Wi ld
any
any persons, nompantecor firma. De prosecuted b y Wil-
Dam Judson,upon the false pretence, that he bee any
right or title minion Vulcanized Rublxir Goods its are,
and have bees, olsimat by us, they hAvi only to hand
over their vapers and the management o their defence
te our counsel wherecipon we defea all suoh suits
without costs or oonditions, and hold ell such persons,
sonpanps, or Arms, against any and all chums of' Wm.
"O n lo; to the other extraordinary card, having the
;signature a Charles Goodyear, we declare %pie to not
one
truce
iu HOF AftE H. DAV,
ALEXANDER NAY,
NOW York, March 10th. loop. It°
SAL SODA.
JOS. ELEINTON t BONS
Oder prime Bat Soda, In casks or barrels, delivered
free of porterage, in quantities to suit purchasers.
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VOl7 'WANT LIKENESSES OF YOITR
Ji• friend' ?holographs nt Atribretypes. REIMER,
SECOND BOW, above Green, bee been th e met enc.
ot ,r u i i n this city in ma king ell Mae, size, and style
matures. It"
GYMNASTIO INSTITUTE
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Prima. IbLE RAN & LSW &
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g FUGUET,/c SONI3,_
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- Faith as Burgess' world-renowned Trod, Bau r and
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ass
and
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_ mhiltem
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THE SHADOW AND THE LIGHT,
BY JOHN,O. WHITTIER
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, ESQ.,
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Reminiscences of Chlef-Justioe Oakley—The Defend
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mht2 tn FOURTEENTH WARD
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VAN HAAOEN k MoKEONEII DELEBRATED
ORIENTAL. BETE RRIVE,
CHEMICAL, OLIVE,
EXTRA PALE,
BROWN
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For sale bY
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Ale. wholowe declare In
COCOANUT, COTTON SEED, PALM AND ELA
INE VILE. felB-awd
CANDLES,
PARRAFINZ WAX,
pugs SpERMAIZETI,
OILEMICAL SPERM,.
ADAMANTINE.
Assorted aim.
Pcoked in rein or Piney boxes to Ink an market.
For THA N the agents of.tne manurseturArs,
& MoKFAME..22 and 248. witARVEB
fele
WALL AND CURTAIN PAPER.—
Great Indooements to wish buy_ere. Entirety
new styles for Spring trade. No. Se North EIIXTH,
above Market lame.
VAN METER.
PRESS.-PHILADELPI - 04; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1860;
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MANHATTAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL STOOIC
SURPLUS
TOTAL ASSETS
STATEMENT OP THE CONDITION OF THE
MANHATTAN
MIRE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK
ON THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, ISM
Made in conformity with the requirements of the laws
or the tae of Pennsylvania.
CAPITAL STOCK 8960,000
Number of shares subetribed for 8,001
Amount of neseisments on stook mud in, in
oath-- nnid in full.
The value of the real estate held by the
c0mpany.................... None.
Amount of oaah on hand and in bank....... 7,231 72
Amount of lrans gamed by bonds and mort
gage, coestituting the first lien on the real
estate, on which there is lase than one
year'a intereet due and ..... =NO 00
Amount of loans on which Internet has not
been paid within one year None.
Amount due company on which Judgments
have been obtained-- None.
Amount of stooks owned by the oompany :
Par Market
value. value.
Brooklyn City bonds —lOOOO 10300 10 000 00
Amount of stook held by the company Pa 001.
lateral security for loam with the amount
loaned thereon, and their par and market
value :
Par Ma,ket
vale. value. Loan'd
22,900 31,039 23,100
Amount of premiums due and unpaid........ 8,883 20
Amount of interest on Investments &ensued
but not 3,1112 SS
THIRD.
Amount of 10111103 due and
Amount of claim, in suit or contested by the
company None.
Amount ofaesses during the yearwhich have
been pair _ 93,217 81
Amount alone' during the year which have
not bran settled... ........ ..... 16,200 00
Amount of dividends declared, due and on.
Amount of all other existing Calm against
the company.... ....... ....-...—. None.
FOURTH.
Amount of cash premiums received......... 178,780 81
Amount of premium notes taken by the COM.
perky None.
Amount of premiumsearned............... 101.207 00
Amount of interest money received from in- Inial
vestments of the company 26 01199
Amount of income from other sources....... None.
FIFTH.
Amount or lone' paid during the year..,... 98,891 99
Amount of loges, paid during the year who'll
'warned prior 10 the 6.614 11
Amount of return premiums paid............ 4,081 60
Amount of dividends paid during the year.. 75,000 00
Amount of expenses paid during the year,
including commissions and fees paid to
the agents and 0ffi0er5.........:....... ..... 17,817 IT
Amount of taxes veld by the company....._ 4AIB 68
Amount of all other expense, of the nom-
Subioribed end sworn to before me, et New York,
thin list day of January, A. D. 1800.
Signed
JAMES W. MALE,
L. Commisnoner in the Etat. of New York,
---•- - •
-0" , "•— • allnointedby the Governor oS Pennaylvenie.
Who alio °artifice to the oorreatn en or the above state-
Policies in the above-named company Wood, and
losses under the same eaultably adjusted and promptly
paid by
BOSWELL & WILSON.
El. W. CORNNit FOURTH AND CHESTNUT BTB.,
mhl4wam•t PHILADELPHIA.
fitIARER CITY INSURANCE COMPA-
Ncs, NY—FRANKLIN BUILDINOS, Oa WALNUT
ST EE PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND SUR
PLUS 8350,748 70. —lnturie against Louo r Damage by
ire, end the Perils of the Bea. Inland Navigation and
ransportation.
OEOROE H. HART, President.
• N...N.Vegkiritr,affeld9tl2oci_TjOll/
UT •
• 8. U. BUTLER, A
Assistant Y Bureutry.
DIRECTORS._ 't
George H. Hart, B. P. Rosa,
A. 0. Cattail, Foster 8. Perkin',
B. W. Bail Andrew R. Chamber'',
Hon Con e ell, Samuel Jones, Id. D"
H. M. i nfer . • mbeir
THE ]ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE . COMPANY
OF PILMADEFMA.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXOLUSIVELY.)
VOMSANY , S BULDIAV. S. W. CORNBR
FOURTH AND WALNUT' BTRIETS.
DIRECTORS.
P. RAICTIPORD STARR. MORDRCAI ILiwsott.
WILLIAM MAUR, GEO. H. B MANE.
NALBRO FRAZIER. 4plll‘ H. Daowit,
Jong M. ATwooD, B. A. FAnmswroox,
Sem T. PURIM( ' tiIDRIW b. CARR.
HENRY WHAWIOII_,. RAMER.
CHARLES W.
RATCHP RD BPARR. Br
00.-IcH.Seoretarr.
TILE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANOR
COMPANY OP NEW YORK.
Assets:
SIX MILLIONS OP DOLLARS,
INVISTRD in VIRsT ISORTOswp MI REAL lIITIAIIe
WORTH OVER a ispooo,oce.
The
1r:o:V1 ?, TAl...._:_ than
many
eg"'l, r atNl shove b e en
Ths gklig rAtialftiPßVT%"
IluoNO
TO TER INSURED,
Pamphlets, and every information, may be DO
east's, on nonli p o . sVca T tt liFo " grAR
I. W. corner FOURfit aiiiWrniAlt A gefin.
PHILADELPHIAREFERRICESt
Thomas Robins, John welsh,
Thomas
L Dawson, trglisolteiderElßTS.
Eleorop M. Stroud,
.. &he t i ' Learning.
I
g i g t i RI retion
ohn P M. Atwood, ' Ahem IL Lotting,
Arthu• li WU,
Thomas H. Powers, UeorgOV. Toland,
illiamMoKee. Tho... Watt/ion. un-llyif.
• ..:_____,...A.M.
SLEEPER Ss FENNER.
WHOLESALE
UMBRELLA
AND PARASOL MANUMIT/LEW,
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fe3-3m PHILADELPHIA
SAML. N. DAVIES & • SON,
BILL BROKERS,
DAVE REMOVED TO
fe29-Im. ha. 295 DOCK STREET
CARRIAGES.
WILLIAM D. ROGERS.
No. 1009 CREBTNUT STREW. No.loll.
felo-1m1(
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All Awnings made at this establishment are proofed to
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00 cents.
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J. J. nokle,'s Dates and Degrees of Ram, of
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2 Im . Raw , rt canals.
THE ROOT AND HERB DOCTORS' OF
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Philadelphia, where he ean be enneelted the firat nix
dasg of every month. He hes opened an °Moe at Mr.
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derma the Inonth of March. Also, the Salh, rath, and
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mlllo4Aol OR. W. IVIMISTON
PEA CADDIES SPICE CADDIES, OIL
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es aountor and prescr
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ng_Naryvtogran BR
tabfl-ini" no mmucksT
OF NEW YORK OITY
8960,000 00
103.097 10
$390,097 10
FIRST.
SECOND.
$305,00T 10
W. P. PALMER,
PRESIDENT
AGENTS,
UMBRELLAS.
REMOVALS.
OF Tat RANOTAOTUUM OF
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ARCILSTREET
CARPET WAREII ( USK
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832 AROII STRUT,
vr TWO DO }t®BELOW MIN TR, (Booth side),
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RUOCIETS, 01 CLOTHS, &c. mhll-1m
pHILADELPHIA
OARPET WAREHOUSE.
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Are respeetffilly itimted to oall and examine our
ENTIRE NEW STOOK
or
OARPETINGS,
RUGS, OIL-OLOTBS, MATTINGS, SHE.V.P
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mid3.lm No. 47 ROUTE FOURTH. Btreet.
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PETS manufactured ha Philadelphia city and county,
from nearly all the best manufacturers.
Dealers will find it to their lnterest to call and
examine them goods, Which are offered for sale on the
most favorable terms,
N.B.—P. A. ELIOT & CO, being the Bole Agents
In Philadelphia for the sale of the Worsted and Carpet
Yarns spun by the Saxony'lle Mitts (formerly the New
England Worsted Company,) and being agents also for
the Baldwin, Wilton; and Abbott Companies, have
peculiar facilities for keeping conetantly for sate the
!adonis kinds of OUTDets manufactured in Pluladelphia,
on tit *lost favorable terms. )al7-3m
310ALIAJNI & 00..
OARPET MANITBACTUREIttS,
GLEN BORO MILLS, GERMANTOWN,
Also, Imp*, ters and Deniers na
OARPETINGS.
OIL CLOTHS.
MATTING. RUGS, &CI.
WAREHOUSE MO CHESTNUT ST.,
(Opporitsithe State House.)
Southern and Western Wrens are reeseetrulli Invited
to sal for 9m
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
1860. SPRING. 1860.
NEW FANCY GOODS.
L.. 3. LEVY & Co.
Will bpen, •
ON MONDAY NEXT,
30 eases of new and beautiful goods for Ladies'
SPRING
.010
SUMMER
DRESSES,
lust landed from
STEAMER AFRICA.
This addition to the assortments received by previous
amvals, makes up one of the
CHOICEST STOCKS
o new and beautiful fabrjo(which have ever been pre
sented to the bublio. They will be offered at very mo
derate profit..
809 and 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
Marob 13,1060-It
A CARD.
THOS,, W. EVANS & CO.
Respectfully announoe to their customer, that, owing
to the excessive importation of
FANCY SILKS.
they will be able, from the Large embalms they have
made at Auction, to otter an immense stook, at Paces
much below the oast of Importation. They will offer,
this day, a large assortment, Just opened from the
GREAT SALES
' NEW YORK.
818 AND 820 CHESTNUT RESET.
uchl34t
1860. 1860.
ENGLISH HOSIERY.
L. J. LEVY & Go.
Have now in store a full assortment of very
SUPERIOR ENGLISH HOSIERY,
Comprising their full assortments for
MIND AND BUMMER,
Of
SILK,
MERINO. AND CASHMERE
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
809 and 611 CHESTNUT STREET.
March le, 1810.11
EAL CASHMERE KNITTING
ZEPHYRS, in double, rule, or split, are offer
ed, for Hie present. at
THE SAME QUALITIESAHE IMITATIONS
AND MEDIUM OF ZEPHYRS ARE
Sold elsewhere. la mos oar on.
J. O.
SKIRTS. AND
SON,
TRIMUINOS. SKIRTS. AND ZEPHYRS,
rate-tf ELEVENTH and ORESTNuT.
SHETLAND WOOL, BERLIN QUALITY
ovNTs pie.g. 0%
BBETIAANID W O. EX_SA_
TWEIN CENTI3 PER
BARGAINS IN RERUN ZEPHYR%
Doiadt. Stngle. and Split.
J. q. Apocwrlta, &ex.
I L moigk r A li kir a ts n . d o c d i del p ho r.
fet7-rott
FANCY DRY GOODS.
y A.RNSI
Double and Twisted, two or three cord, hard or
shot twist, from No. 20 to 40. Unblosohod or Bleached.
of 80POrior Qualur, on hand, or made to order cheap
for muds, Address,
F. PRATT & Co.,
mhp•lm PAWTUCKET, R. I.
BURNETT,
SEXTON. &
SWEARINGEN
laborters of
FANOY GOODS.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY.
MEN'S FUdNISHING GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
SKlRTS—Shetland Wool. Zephyrs. and VajIIETIES
No. 419 MAIttLET bTREET.
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HDUHRING & 00.,
•
No.. 98 and VS NORTH FOURTH STRHET,
Are now melting, by successive arrival, from Hu
rons. their
SPRING IMPORT.ATIONS
or
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES,
Maehme Sewing Silk and Thread—and aohoit as in
epeotion or their complete and well.asaortei meek—
BIPNCIALLT ADAPTED TO SOUTHERN AND WARTERN
TRADE. fee-1m
DRY•UOODS JOBBERS.
TERRY, PRICE, & Co.,
238 MARKET STREET,
IMPOUTIES •ND JODDSRA 07
CLOTHS. OASSIMERES,
Have now on hand a largo and well-selected stooks
which they are prepared to sell at thelowest market
trios".
W. GIBBS Ss SONS.
tl •
No. 531 MARKET STREET.
Are now opening their
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS
Adapted to
MEN'S WEAR.
In which will bn found a full ateortment of
CLOTHS, DOSEIN VESTINOR,TRIMMI3OEIiiito
A . W. LITTLE & GO..
SILK GOODS.
No. 825 MARKET STREET.
fes-Om
JAS. R. CAMPBELL 8,3 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WNOLNBALIDNALIIIII IN
DRY GOODS.
=TRIM WHITE 000 DB,
OLOTIIB, OABSIMEREB,
BLANKETS, STUFF 000DS, AO
joitOrott No. 717 CHESTNUT stmt.
SPTS. TURPENTINE. ---131 bbls. Spts.
d i ugr o nv y n e it tim o vr , orm i tawc ,
COMMISSION MOUSES.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, do HIITOHL.NSON,
NO. 118 CHESTNUT BT.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OP
PHILADELPHIA-MADE
mhtem GOODS. ~ •
WELLING',
COFFIN, & Co..
116 CHESTNUT STREET,
°AY by the Peaking., the following desorlptions of
AMERICIAN GOODS
Of standard makes and in treat varlet:
PRINTS OF STAPLE AND FANCY STYLES.
BLEACHED AND BROWN MEETINGS.
MINTING% AND DRILLS
MAURO% DENIMS, AND STRIPES
CORSET JEANS. BILF.SIAS, AND NANKEENS.
1
CANTON FLANNELS Ant PRINTED LININGS.
LIMEYS, KENTUCKY JEANS, AND COT-
TONADEB
ALL-WOOL AND mum CLOTHS
BLACK AND PANCY CABBIMBREB.
BLACK AND MIXED DOESKINS
SATINETS AND UNION OASSIDIERES
mh6tmy3l TWEEDS, OASEMARETS, ko., ko
LAST ARRIVALS.
FARRELL & MORRIS.
IMPORTERS arid COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
999 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have reoeived by the latest Steamers a full assortment
of GERMAN and SAXONY CLOTHS and DOESKINS,
among which are all the grades of
J. A. KESSELLICAUL'S whole end hell phloem ;
(MYERS & SCHMIDT do. do.
B. & L. CELEBRATED DOESKINS.
F. &B. do. do
With a full line of the very popular
IMPERIAL and ELECTORAL DOESKINS;
SILK MIXED COATINGS;
COTTON WARP CLOTHS;
OCTTONADEB and
VEST PADDINGE,
AU of ylualt are offered for sale ON FAVORABLE
TERMS. fepl
SILKS it WOOLLENS I
MOILWAINE & 13AcION,
No. 180 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have, per the latest snivel', received s large stook of
BILES and WOOLLENS, 'dented to the Clothing and
Jobbing Trade, among whioh are the &Bowleg popular
makes of cloths
O. NELLIiBBEN (Son of ). M.) Whole and Ralf Ends.
F. SIOLLRY k 80N'B os (6
NAMIEST. OR AUSTRIAN " ..,
SAXONY CLOTU, of all vadat.
Also, 3-4 and 6-4 DOESKINS, CASSIMEEES, FAN
CY do., DIOLLEY'II BILK MIXTURES and TRI
COTS, SATIN DE. CHINES, BLACK SILK SATINS,
COTTON BACK do., BLACK SILK VELVETS,
BLACK and FANCY SILK VESTFNOS, ko., ko.
AU of which are offered for sale on favorable terms.
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WOLFE & 00..
WHOLESALE
CARPETING, OIL•OLOTH, AND MATTING
WAREHOUSE.
NO. lit CHESTNUT STREET,
Ear Amoy for PLlladelpt•la Carpet Menufaatursra.
111334 m
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
BUTLER & McCARTY,
NO. 131 NORTH SECOND STREET.
IhIPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ENDUED, SWISS, AND AMERICAN
WATCHES.
mhB tm)r3
IFINE JEWELRY, •
AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICER.
F. P. DUBOW & SON,
NIANUIPACTUDZIL• AND IMPURTNRN,
Have now on hand a full assortment of Net Pearl
Pearl and Jet, &Munn, and Enamelled Jewelry, 0
the beet quality
NO. 1023 CHESTNUT STREET,
PIDLADDLPDIA.
Also, a full assortment of Plated Ware.
8. W. PEPPER.
fia22-wfmam Superintendent.
JOSEPH B. COOPER, WATCH
MAKER nod JEWELER. No. 63.3 BPRUCE
traet. first door below BIXT.H.
Particular ettenuon given to Repairing Watches,
Cloche, and Jewelry. fan 6w •
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE.
WRIGHT, SMITH, & CO.,
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE.
PITTSBURG AGENCY,
GLASS, NAILS, /So., delivered from the S saw,
AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
GRANITE BUILDING, No. S North FIFTH Street,
feS-fmw 6m PHILADELPHIA.
TURNBULL, ALLEN, .1 00.,
IMPORTERS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
CHINA AND
QUEENSWARE.
Noe. 93 and 94 SOUTH FOURTH BTREHT.
(Between Market and Chestnut streets.l
liar PITTSBURG GLASS AOINCT. GLAIL OPEN OR
DT VIA PROMS, AT MANUFACTURER S' PRIMA
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BOYD & STROUD.
IMPORTERS % JOBBERS,.
Have now on hand a complete Stook of
QUEENSWARE.
GLASSWARE, and
FRENCH and
ENGLISH CHINA.
At their Old Mild. No. NORTH FOURTH let. ,
four doors below Merchant,' Hotel, to whtoh they In
vite Orttention of WHOLX BALD DOI till.
Kir 0 VMS 101 t, PITTS 0110 ULASS. re3-11n
HEATON Be DENORLA,
HARDWARE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
007 COMMERCE and 610 NORTH STREETS,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
CUT NAILS.
HOLLOW WARE.
CAST, BLISTER, AND GERMAN
STEELS.
Which, with a complete assortment of
AMERICAN HARDWARE
They offer for sale at
MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
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M . EC EWde Co
PHOTOGRAPH FRAME DEPOT,
No. 39 BOUM EIGHTH Street,
Above Chestnut.
This is the only establishment in the city devoted
exclusively to PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES. A greater
variety of OVAL GILT FRAMES on hand than can be
found in any one establishment in the United States,
end primes lower.
Cr Bring your Photographs, and have them fitted
without extra charge. mh9-gm
FLAGS! FLAGS!! FLAGS !!!
U. S. FLAG DEPOT,
49 SOUTH THIRD STREET, ABOVE CHESTNUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
WM. F. §CHEIBI.E,
Wholesale and retail manufacturer of Flan, Politi
cal. Banners, and Transparencies. Flags of all sizes on
hand, and made to order rie cheap, if net cheaper, than
can be had elsewhere in the intr. fead-lm
THOMAS & MARTIN ,
117 CHESTNUT STREET,
HAVi YOE 111.1.11
APAQUAGI
SEAMLESS BAGS.
ar
IN ALL 51ZEEI, foNI-314
WANTS.
- -
A YOUNG MAN OF 21 DESIRES A
Bi e ltmn i ) ,!n PV Good, basin= Batt: or
wore. peek" th beet. and German.
beet °tint, and pountfy referee/wive!". ADDIY 012
dress " 8. F., 118 North THI . imhl4-21.
WANTED —A situation, by a Married
Man, in a Wholeals or Manufacturing establish
ment, where his services would command a g ood salary.
Address" O. G. K." thw office. mhl3-30
Ql5/000 TO INVEST IN FIRST
CLAES MORTGAGES. Anti to
WARDt.E & STEVEZVSOM, N. W. corner Fougrii
and ARCH Streets.
WANTED—A good Chambermaid, who
will assist in washing. Must bring refiweriees.
Awls at OM LOCUST Street, south side of Washinston
&mare. IDhlt•7t•
A N EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY IS
Ana offered to an active man. of rood business habits
and experience, to °ones° in a very lucrative esta
blished oommission busmen. Any one poinsessins these
qualifications, and StinOo capital, can have apy further
information 'bey may need, or ap exhibit at the last
years' basil/eat ant profits idmwn. addresm et • " Cold
ort
MISSI Mitre BS," this week, at this cape.
mhtt.et
MANIJFAHTUBER OF THIS CITY
A
desires to make an arrangement with a Treys , Meg
Agent to sell his goods by sample, on oommission,
throughout the States. customers—Dm/70st and Vsnoy
Goods dealers. Ternou liberal. -Address-, with real s3ame
and referenoe, T. Press office. sahib-St •
WANTED—A Salesman, thoroughly sc•
etiolated with the wholesale and Retail Cloth
ing trade. Address " Box 1.19,'. Post Woe. mhl3 2t.
MUG STORE WANTED—Or Store and
Dwelling imitable for one. Addreu P. C. P."
Press Oftioe. . rattl3-21*
WANTED—An enterprising Man, in
a Who:stale House, se an out-door sales
man, to dispose of is selfishly. article. No fixed salary;
but a liberal commission will be paid. References re-,
quired. For farther information, address " Third
latreet," PM'S Office. mbl3 St
WANTED—A Situation by' a young
bo's nt r y ri r e rt. s .n n ae v re i g f . t4 l:l4 t 2,! ‘ r m lTril ,
days, to
L. KANE. C. 827 MARRI01"8 Lana. between car.
Venter and Christian streets, and bighth and Ninth
streets. mbl2 3t*
WANTED—A SITUATION by a Mid
dle-aged Married Man. Is a first-rate Salesman
in mostly any businesa; per'ectly familiar with aa
counts : writes a ospital baud, and is a good corral
pondent. Has much experience in humans, generally,
having been engaged for twenty years, and willing to
make himself generally mental. The beet of refe
rences given. Please address "Buuinese man," at
this office_
P. B.—Would be willing Company, t of the position of
Secrethry of an Ineuracce having occupied
that position, and having a large circle ot acenaditt
ance• mhlo et*
A N EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT
.J.A. will examine and adjust partnership and intncate
account., open, poet- !Aine°, and clone book.. Ad
atm "B. B. ~" office of The Pres.% mh9-tt.
V‘jANTED—A purchaser for a t , ell es—
t:Wished and very profitable mannfacturine
eines,. Toe business man, with e capital from 83.003
to $B,OOO an opportunity in now offered that m seldom
Presented. For full
_partpulars. addreu, with real
name," Box N 0.110 7 Palle. P. 0." mh3.6t.
WANTED—By a middle-aged man, a
SITUATION as Porter, in a 'Wholesale Roust!.
Unexoesnonanle reference wen. Address ' • Porter, '
[doe of The Press.
WANTED—By a young' man. twenty
7 ears or so. s SITUATION in a Wholesale or
Commission House, AS Aiselynnt Clerk or Out door
Saleamsn. Address "P. J.,"ollioe of thu paper.
rnbB
EC n i a l TS
0 lox I 1
willV. WANTED.—Machinists
a good wages, and prompt im p
iment. at 7
W. BALD WIN &
mlil-wfm3m Cor. BROAD and.H.AMILTON Streets.
_ _ _
WANTED 1,000 Ladies to send for
DE RUSE'S great book. Every young man and
woman contemplanng holy we should have thin
book. Fnolose 2S cents to Box 84, Philadelphia P.O.
fe99 Ira'
FOR SALE AND TO LET
FLOUR STORE TO RENT—The old-es
tabliehed steed, No 701 S. Second street. first door
below blisppen at. Ilia None of the best stands in the
city fur a baker's and family trade. The buildinz is CO
feet deep, 20 feet wile. and fourstories his h.. enable of
storing 5.000 barrels. For further particulars inquire
of WM. C. 8 rEVENSON.
mhl3.4t • Nu. 713 8. SEC D dtreet
FOR SALE—A large Lot of Ground, front
iagGirard avenue and Montgomery (late Cherry
street.) with openings and good fronts also on teams
and Broome streets. in the Eighteenth sr ird. This lot
is conveniently located. not far front the Delaware, on
the widest built up thoroughfare; easily accessible from
all points and in 4 well-populated neighborhood. It
would be nom rably suited for foundry or factory pur
poses. tiff terms apply to D. M. PUX,
mall-wlmfit• eal YORK Avenue.
rillO LET—A DESIRABLE AND WELL.
lighted Room, having a front on both Walnut and
Third streets. Inquire on the yremt•ee. of
JAM Ea cRAWFORD.
mhls-st• 1335 WALNUT Street.
AUCTION SALE
•T THE
EAGLE iiOTEL,
No. 421 North THIRD ' , treat.
bares 8.1. of FlM.7Belitit,D FURNITURE. oa
WEDNES. AY MORNING, March 14th. at 18 o'clock.
the entire contents of this large Hotel. consisting of sil
that is required in a first.eteas house. The Furniture
is of the beet quality and in use but a short time. May
be examineo at 8 o cock on the morning of sale, with
catalogues.
B, C. B.HOOXFH k CO.. Auctioneers,
mhtf-4t N0.2d1 North THIRD Street.
I"ONUMENTAL WORK, &c.—The Sub
scriber, who is about rehnouiehiria the business.
is now soiling 011 the e.ttre stock of the MARKLE
YARD, 1825 ARCH Street--consieung of fine-Monu
ments. Head and Foot stones. Statuary, &a.. and soli
cits MI early inspection of the same.
The Betiding and other tmpro cements on the lot to be
•die posed of.
mh7 12t • . WILLIAM BILL MCORE.
[UK SALE. -The Steck and Fixtures of
of a Lumber Yard, now doing a good business.
whioh may be greatly increased by any one having the
requisite capital. To any Mb wiithins to engage in the
Lumber Trade, this is a tare chance. as the Yard is in
one of the best locations for business to the city. For
further particulars app on the
_premises, corner of
GIRARD Avenue and FRANKLIN Street.
mblg det-Wit
fiq VILLA RESIDENOtS IN GERMAN
TO WlC—Gentlemen who desire to build after their
own taste i can be supplied with choice Lots. wish a
liberal advance. if required. J. 8. HUBEIt,
ral73 at 2.16 South FOURTH Street.
fa FOR SALE, in HADDONFIELD, N. J.,
nu pleastict Cottage. with about two acres of ground,
stable, fruit trees, and aeoeseib'e from the eity. by rail,
in 20 minutes, five times &day. and by a `revel Molnar,
of miles. knee 86,0/0, terms cagy. Apply to
ED. WA
lm. = 704 WALNUT Street.
EtTO LET—In Germantown—A double
three-stories dweilinic house. with modem im
provemente. fine grounds. shade. fruit, &o. Inquire of
A. HEN Li hSHEINIER, 432 MARKET Street.
mhl2-mivf6t.
el FOR SALE-A VALUABLE COR
MINER PROPERTY—A fine, convenient and com
fortable city residence. with all the modern Improve
ments. N. W.corner of SIXTH and GREEN streets;
would be a 'nimble location for either a lawyer or a
phyrnoilin. inquire of R. A. BOWER, N. lg. come• of
aIXTII and GREEN streets. mhlo-Im&wat
gig A HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO
kali-RENT—Furnished or unfurnished. For
Isis apply on he premien, Northwest corner or NINTH
and LOCUST breasts.
in FOR SOLE-150 Acres Land, being
the well-known Mansion of Health Greenwood,
through willed runs a boautiful stream of pure cater,
widening into a lake, near Pemberton. Burlington do,
N. J. E. P. MIDDLETON.
mhlo 6t LI North FROAT Street.
fig 3 FOR SALE—A new three-story brick
dwellins.2s4 South Tenth street. Double three
store Inot buildings, with modern improvements built
in tho best manner. Inquire at No. 4'r South rt. NTH
Street. mhlo-1.2t.
op FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Store No.
Ilia MO Booth WHARVES. above Pine street, Tan
nin' through to Water street 2H t3O feet. Apply to
WALNIAT St. n:117-wtrolnuf
aTO CAPITALISTS.—FOR SALE—
The Machinery. Brock. and Fixtures of s lame
Mutufastory of PAPER HANGINUcI, replete with
every convenience for carrying on an extensive busi
nese. A desirable investment to persons of energy who
can push the business For wile with or without the
buildins. I
mtf i nquire at= CHESTNUT Street.
juissff
FO R SALE—The two HOUSES,
1RE14.N05.413 and 414 ARCH Street.
THOMAS STEWARDSON.
mhldm• 414 PRUN Street.
flpi HERR'S HOTEL FORE E T.—Th e
JHEul.proprietrese of the above well-known Hotel wishes
to retire. and offers the Rotal for rent. The furniture
will be cold, or rented also. For particular.. addreia
fell-Im J. G. HERR. Harrisburc. rm.
COTTON FM:TOM FOR SALE, IN
811. THE CITY OF READING. PA.
'I he HEADING aIANHFAC CHING COMPANY
will offer at Public Sale, at the MANSION HUH6 I, , in
the city of Rending. on WEDNI•SDAY. the Mb day of
March, at !o'clock P. M.. the property mown as
• The Reading Cotton Mill," located in the city of
Reading. Barks county, and elate of ,Pennsylvania. 53
miles from tide water, at Philadelphia. and thirty from
the Coal HegiOne, containing 13181 31ruion's self actin,:
Mine Spindles, end mu Looms. Main building 2nxig
feet. consisting of three atones and an attic. with slate
roof, two wings. one for boiler house and recur shop.
1063.25 feet, and the other a picket's room filg2s lei
In ai.drtion to an Office ou.side. and a Stole Boone 77x.53
feet, with a slate r. of, and a turn-out from the heading
Railroad through the latter, and thence over coal
eghutes.where the coal is cropped without handling, op
petite the Furnaces. An engine nfelo horse power, with
two separate sets of boilers, rePrnad communication di
rect to Ph.ladel phis and New Volk.
The general health of Reading, end the purity of its
water are probably unequalled by any city in the Union,
while the finest agricultural regions in the Sate sur
round it. se .urine tar its markets an abundantand cheap
'un l ere yci provisions .
sa
r
are •e
several acres of ground attached to the Mill
which can be eut up into building
The whole Mill, with its machinery, is in good order,
and is well worth the attention of cacitsliste and Manu
facturers
Persons desirous of obtaining information condos.) by
calking parsormuy upon. or addressing by letter, the un
dersigned Committee of filanagers.
ISA AC ECK FRT.
BEN.) T
J. BOWMAN BELL.
Reading, March 9 fimr-t2B Committee.
GERMANTOWN PR , PERTY.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
The valuable Farm and Country Peat, containing 105
acres of highly cultivniedland situated in the town
ship of Germsnto •n. Philadelphia county, and within
134 _miles of the depot in Germantown.
The situntinn of this proPertrje not to be Itlrraggea,
being bounded on the north by w aghington lane, on the
west by township Line road, and on the south by
Raines street. and within one-eighth of a mile of the
Limekiln Turnpike. nod a quarter of a mile of two Sta
tions on the Chestnut Rill branch of the Germantown
1l ilroad, High street, and Washington lane.
The location of tae above property is his h and heal
thy. the land well watered and lying very advanta
geously for Cottage Sites. It commands an extended
view of the surrounding country, and is internee ed
by the streets running from Germantown, as laid down
on the Wn plan of that district. The property is
laid Mt acre tote, lithographic plans of which
may be wined on application to either of the under
signed.' •
Ajpo. a X-aluable and handsome Building Lot, situated
on Alanheim street. nenr Plank rend. Germantown, con
taining in front on Bald street 19? feet, and in depth
about 830 feet, having nn area of about 4 acres. The
ground lies high And slopes towards Manheim Oreeti
upon which front is a row of large and elegant shade
trees.
Alpo, egvecal fine Building Lots adjoining and in the
vioinPy of F 1241. line Station. Germantown.
Fog further culling And ts rnis apply to
ORGE JUNK IN.
s J
r. i tttornee,
Si E.conSIXTHAn dW LB T NRY,Orto GERMANTOWNt
s.mhl-Im. .
I3IIITARD TABLES FOR [ALE.—Taro
first-elm= Billiard Tables, with 1 1 i Inch marblio
beds, and latest improved cushions. made last May—
now using et the Mount Vernon Rouse, Penn above
r am street, Reading. API gto H. A. La N IZ,
Si East MARKET Square.
Readint. P..
TONES' HOTEL—PiI (LADE LP/IIA
The lease and furniture of this noted lintel ars for
sale at a great bargain. The furniture is entirely new.
having been put in within a year, and the house now
doing a successful busineu.
Inquire of D. hl WIIGER, in the Voted, or fell. G.
SC 11.111 A. No.lB MURRAY et., N. Y. tf
FOE SALE—A valuable Lot at corner of
Christian and Twentieth *treed*. hawing three
(route, suitable for a church or factory eats. For terms
&0., 'Witten J. 11.. at this eines. - falSitt
pAOTORY LOT- V,O SA ' 7 -A valua
ble corner 10t.126t4Mt fronta ,
admirably located for at te...tt Ureituated
the eoutherilturabLiart. att. : u ngidly n im
PAW iTgPartlollill7l, lAidl.llll 471 aloe of rui
frog. jealf
APIUBEMENTB.
jy- - -
ALNUT-STRERT TV.E4T/M
Sole Leases M. A.:GARIBTTODN.
Stage Kammer Mr. B. g, NE A Mi.
witjeritir FM%
_AIEBALLIANcIi.
J.
Fardinaodp ort., Mr. L. &Showell ; birowe Antitalt, Min
M. Daven
BOBTAILS AND WAGTAIL&
Mr. Bobtail, Mr. Vining Bowen; Mrs. Bobtail, Malt
Mary Miller.
ifir Proem as usual.
@eats secured 'walkout extra agree.
Doom open at 7 o'clock ; Out=ll Ace at WI
put 7.
WEI - BATLEY Ica CLARKKS - ARCH
STRWET TREATER.
THIS (WEDNESDAY> EVENING. Kan* U.
THE FORTUNE-11IIIITERR.
Gerald Desmond. Mr Coltanp; Mr Ceatterton Mane',
Mr "What Mies May.. Mien Emma Taylor.
THE MANIC REIRT.
B.o.l3oPlaoadt.6matinis DrellothPacmy:::::lll:ta.h.:—* Attp°ll7misdU2lsll.oMasirr:L"ll,
_poor" open at 6(i performances to 0001132.11100 at
.7)a - preofserp.
AN RICE'S GREAT SHOW,
_LA
above M
EiTIONAL TREATRE, WALNUT 'Street
ighth.
Piatcvc.—Dreeto Circle. Sit mats; Famibr 27
601111.3 Boats in Enters Boxes, ill mots ; Whole Pri
vate Boxes. 83 and i 6,
Gamma or,Trus.—Goon oven at a cutter Wore 7.
Tooommenes 735.
THIS , AFTERNOON. A Grand Pm. Entartaututent
for 6tritnra and Families.
THIS t WEDNEEIJAY) EVENING. Manta
A most novel and excitirtp Rpeetaele. reoreeenbas
AN ENGLint BTEEPLE CRANE.
Engagement of the eelebrated Clown,
•
•• XL TONY PASTOR..
Who VIII fisPsar In his most telling and
Encontricittea.
Third appearance of the favorite Eaneetnan, Mr.
T. NEVILLE.
The entertainments will include as infinite renety at
Extraordinary Equestrian Feats and Prodigies of-Ath
tette Cone admit wa hIDE-BPLITTiN EXTRAVAGANZA.
IFTEENTII ANNUAL FLORAL BALL.
IW
—D. L. CARPENTER'S FIFTEENTH ANNUAL
FLORAL BALL will take place at the atUtrICAL
FUND RAL, WEIUSERD AY, Aerti Ufa.
Tickets can he had of J. Thornlss. Esq.. 311 Chestnut
street. of the Committee, and of D. L. Carpenter.
mhl3-it,
incDONOUGH'S G/lETLES--RACE Bt.,
helow THIRD.
STAGE HANAGE2- ERN-LNDEE.
ENGAGEMENT OF
•
Celebrated
FELIX CARL° BALLET TROUPE.
The above Troupe snit appear EVERY EVENING.
They are the most wonderful performers Bins. mad
were received on Saturday evening with the most ea
thusuistic applause.
HERNANDEZ!
•
Ad the Wanted Company appear.
First appearance of
TWENTY - ¢SEVEN PERFORMERS.
TEMPLE OF WONDERS
Northeast comer of TENTTI and CTIFBINUT
Stre.ts.--Will *non close. Corns then and see 1 11.ITZ.
in lie Magical Minions. Ventriloquism, the Leveed
Canary Birds, Bobby and Wonderful Automat)* Bove
Dancer.
Att•ectiva Entontainments every eveairtg, COMBO' ,
cint at 73ti o'clock. rntl on
Wk.I)Nk.SDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON%
Admission ni oents. M C 3 hi n l;from k ti amts.
SEVENTEENTH SUCCESSFUL AND
MOST Pt:MT - WELT THE LAST WENS.
SANDERSON'S EXHIRITIOS R00_741,
Jayne'. Commonweank (new! Etinkinne. CE.MTEUT
street. nee/Sixth. north aide.
nuopcve Aar 251181aUfd.
Will nova - fitly close
On SATURDAY SIGHS . klatch 17th. W O .
'Unflagging Interest! Unexampled 2peoeitis. Ortgi
nalitv ! Splendid Effects Impomor Tableaux! Coax
Fageantr2 ! Irrepteatob'e Lanthter !
The mans4ement have the honor of informing the
public that an engagement hating been effeoted in An
other city. the Agt Museum sill not remain hers after
haturdav March 17th. therefore making tem
CNEQUIVUCALLY THE LAB v 'WEEK!
FRIDAYAgth, Renefit of Mr. eRPINALL 'f211017052.
FAMILY hIATINEE3 on wEDNES DAT and Hp
-1 UR DAY AFTERNOONS.
Evening Entertainment—Door. open at T o'olodk; com
mence at 7%.
Admistion—Adulte. 25 eta:Children. 25 eta, nikl3 et
WILL 6lluitTLl , CLOSE.
THE HEART OF THE A' . ADEB."
THE ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS. •
10 , 0 CRWRTNUT Rolm,
9 A. M. 4115 P.M.. and? SUPS P.M.
somuer.ou Z cents.
'Visit re requested to briny Opera (Tama. mhtta•
. -
GREAT FALL-NIAGARA,
AND
GIONOUX'S " NIAGA RAIN WINTHR."
NOW ON EXHIBILION.
ar EARLE'S GALLERT
mh3-13t els CRER - I•NOT STREET
11011ENNSYLVANIA AOADllkty Or TIM
FINSAIM
lou CITESINI7 BTRERT,
Is OPEN DAILY. Manias euilsdod./ frog! A.
till 6 P. M.
Wanted—Tn. Than volume d " Mitt Rarsam
ristirfa." of Piraeus.
Admission U omits. Claim nada 12 yes half
price.
Mares of Stook SIX.
IZERMAINIA ORCHESTRA.—PubIic Re
'LA hearse's every tjATURDAY, st mualc.u. FUND
HALL at 3x o'ck P. M. Ttekets to be had at G.
Andre's, and Beek k. Lawton's Made Storm end at
, he door. end
MEDICINAL.
A BOUT FIFTEEN YEARS SINCE I
was maw! tn try a bar of RADFORD'S POW
DER for SCARLET F I•VEILand the effect prodneed
was snows/ring. I believe it to be one 12, the best
remedies for Scarlet Fever ever need.
JOHN B. DARE. Altb.rnran.
No. MI North SECOND Street.
Prepared only by W
N A r TE S K X T T W Sr r
e
t.
For Ws by JENKS & ooDEN, No. ISO North
THIRD .treet ;T. W. DYOTT SONS. No 113 North
h..COND Street. mlotat•
DISPozPSLi. —FIFTY YEARS INDE
SCRIBABLE AGONY FROM DYIPRIIIA,
Nervousness. Sioksess et the Storrach. and ioiniginr,
repo been restored ny DU BARRY'S delicious
w ealth
[From
REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD. w
[From the Roam able Isidore 3.
m Blakt,l.
SYDNEY 03 Ehbeth street, ITth An ISM
Dist Sias : tam happy to inform you o the great
benefit my daughter hae receired from time Residents
Ambit:a. She us very thin and delicate. Icing too tall
for her age, between ten and eleven, whet she com
menced taking it. it has made her tame strolls and
healthy. }col:under it the moat nutntwas me...oratrs
food for children and delicate persons.
Balser& me. dear Sirs. truly yours,
I. J. BL ABE.
03 Union street, Third district, New Ottawa.
March 17th. 1906.
For ....toren years I have been laboring ends. an
insufferable alter ca. de pnired of leap. aid BO dizzy at
times that I could not hem myself; my stomach woald
fail me. and I thee breams a helpless. enervated ittrd
lid. At last, on the 11th dflune, 1854. I eras Liana down
with en &trine flax and billing pains in the towels.
Often as I went to lied at nicht. I thought I should never
see the morivng. Al y medical attendant and friend, in
Whom was all MY trust, could do nothing to alberiete
my suffennes, and sent me to one of his colleagues,
whose attendance proved as ansnecessful. all Om reme
dies prescribed failing to afford me any relief. It um
at this stag e stray disease that. on the Sib. of September lent, I lankily met one of my friends. who told me that
Air. 3. B. Monier had passed through the same ordeal.
and had been radically cured by Da Barry's Raralenta.
A rnblen. Thereupon I immediately begin to make use
of it, and, soon after. I felt renewed ; and the extraor
dinary change for the better I here sradoslir ens.-
rieneed since. owing to that excellent Farina, incises
me to believe that lam comcielel• Mired. •
F. B. BERNARD.
Commercial Abstract Clerk in the Collector'a Office.
CASE Si.). 64812
.
[From the Rev. Jame. T. Cliumbell. Byderstone Bao
tou, near Fakenham. Norfolk.]
etche r IM 9 .
Ormszaran In all oases of Inth Den restion. am: reruns
larly when the Liver is more than =tally ahected. I
consider Do Barry's Reralmta Ivabica Food the beat
tf all remedies. You can make what am you please of
his communication. I am. gedliemen. yours. Ac..
JAMES T. CAMPBELL.
Perfect digestion, strong nerves, and refreshies sleep
restored by Du Harry's delicious health-restoring Revs
lents Ambica Food. Upwards of .50.000 cures and lc ern
thousand testimonials. tacked, rith full instroctions,
in canisteni I lb SI 63 tl , Ihe SU. The latter carnage
free on receipt of gash.
sold at the Perot. 243 South THIRD Ellen, by H.
MUNRO, principal Agent for the Malted States. god by
all Grocers and Druggists. fel3-Im.
BOARDING.
7f ig, CHESTNUT STREET—liandsome
kmr It furntabed 'auk parlor to let. vita or vlthoat
rablt-r.•
TWO PLEASANT CHAMBERS VA
CANT. vitt, Board. at 1.53 WALNUT St. mhi-Im'
PERSUNAL.
PERSONAL.—Cash will be paid, and
the hithert pries, for Ladies'Arid Gents' CAST
OFF CLOTHING, b 3 adoreumg Box 617, Blood'. Olt
pitch. tribiSlSt'
JOSEPH LEA.
' NOS. IX , AND LSD CRIZTNUT STREET.
Invites thOettention of the Trade to his Stock of
COTTON. WOOLLEN,
LINEN AND PRINTED GOODS.
MADDER PRINTS,
Net• light and dark genes Wee, a great variety from
MESSRS. SAM'L BLATER k BONS,
BUTTON ,MANUFACTURING
MONTEBELLO COMPANY. Ale*, .
THE ATLANTIC CO.'S MOURNING,
Ineludtue many new standard Patterns
NEAT BLACK 2c WHITYB, PURPLES. LAY.'B, !to.
BAXONY dc SHEPHERD PLAIDS. fr. &DELAND&
L
BLACK AND GRAYS , AND CHOICE DUSTER
STYEEI.
WOOLLENS.
FANCY CASSIMERES arid DOESKINS, &0.,
FROM ROCK COM., GLENDALE COM.,
ENGLAND COM., CRAWFORD BULLS, BROOK
DALE AND OXFORD MILLS.
EBERHARDT & SONS'
SUPERIOR BLACK DO :-SKIN AND SILK KIX
PURER.
Winch* Plain and Pnnted, of all oolors and quali
ties; seaway Jeans . Twills, Cords, Cushinsretts,
Kersey's Tweeds, comprising one of the beat stooks in
the country.
AMERICAN LINEN cam.
CRASH, BUCKS, MEETINGS, &a
1.21-sm
DRAWING AND PAINTDIG MATE
}MLR.
Engineers' and Architects' Btatonerg.
thernan Painting Materials.
Potichemants Designs and Vases.
Paint Boxes for Mildren, and also let artists and
'tridents.
, ' , etures and Picture Frames.
Playing Cards. American and Preach.
catalogues grans to the trad LZ e.
EGRO & JANENTEXY.
No. lid Sough EIGHTH Street.
WirrIIMAT.R ANT hritTATi.
WILLIAM N. ATTWOOD,
'r! F ia i ll i m UNDERTAKER.
No. 119 North ElGllitt Street,
mhl.l-6t. AEOVE AICH. Year ii•DI.
ate.. 3(I LIN M. HALL, FUR
NISH NG UNDERTAKER. would re
spectfully toforto his friends nod the public that he ncil
continues business at 1313 VINE Street. All articles
furnisheu of the best quality, and on reasonable
1011138.
otr. THE PHRENOWUrICAL CABINET.
tOrfit ESTABLIBEED so FOWLEI, %VELLA., & CO.
Is open day and evening, for the wo e of D N Am
l
in a filrenology, P 43101067, water-Cure. &n.
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS.
The , lrance of Phrenology in the train , ea of the
young the selection of occupations and con panlonsi
and in every department of active life, is feltar.d sr
knowledged br nu intelligent persons who me acquaint
ed with its facts.
Written descriptions from davuerreorrpes will be
sent by mail for two dollars.
Catalogue, of boob sent gratis.
H CEN.
No. S 2 CHESTNUT JO
StreetN
. L.
seoond AP story,
Ploladelehoi.
OHICKERINU 4 SONS, fiIA.NI)-
FACTURERS o! Grand. Square. and
right prAmo FORTES. Wareroonss,Bo2 CHM , fNUT
Street:. Pianos to let. taken in exchange. Med. and
Waned. -Also. in connection. a full cocker Poretar
pinata. Mama Rook". lad, in3l-Insif
ift6OUTHEHIS AND IVETEIiN MEE.-
CHANTS eve particularly iftrited to call sad
ee , m , n e the, air arid se:Podia asanriarrat of hiilLarry,
&antiwar of floarieta. vim' and Head. dreams. at Mrs.
M. 8. If JBBoB'B. No. 1014 CIIESTFILT street. nut
unnr tslthin Pt_ io.rvonn• F 10461. fell-lx,
MAUtik.lll5.L —515 13b1s Nos. 1, 3
/La litsairel. in owned (mein! pne.tiKen, oI the
ktest for sale C, g&CL o gii, Co_, AR !Ai
Omit 1A Ow *Don flvia ear