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8 A3TU8EMETJTS. JALA WIGHT AT THE ACiDMI OF MCMO To" jjionT The lons--beralded Grand Bal Masqne (of ta acnnerchoi" will eom off ta-niffht, and fVom all the Indications It will do a srand affair. Iho srnst elaborate preparations have been In progress for the It three or lonr months to make thli Hal Manque the greatest ol tho season. It will be contacted an entirely different and more novel plan Stan tbe three masquerade balls lately given at the Aeademy. From all accounts, we expect "a bier Hun on Ice." bntweare not sure whether we will not be greatly surprised after all, and vet see more than promised us.

With comracndabio pationoe we await the coming night As we bare our ticket, we tare no fear that we will not be let in, aether re not obtainable by erory one, but only by suohias re known to the Managoiai therefore we advise all who ate lucky enooirh to hare an aoquaintanoe wrli any one of the Managers, to secure ticket at nee. if tbey do not want to miss one ot the linost entertainments that was erer odcred. Anothir Bal Hasqvk We learn that the Booth man Drama'le Association of this city, contemplate siring a rrand bal masque at the Academy of Music during the cumin month. A Nbw Flay fit a rmi.ADin.pHiA Lady. We re pleased to announce that Mrs.

John Drew has now in rehearsal, at the new Arch Streot Theatre, a new comedietta, written by lady or this city, Mrs-J-lmeline D. Wallace. The title of the new piece The Wooer; or, Mrs. Clapperclaw' I Boarding School, the scene is laid in England; time, tao present. The p.ot is quite ingenious, and the cliar-aetrrs are so eapitally Individualized, wo are told, that Messrs.

Heraple. Mar owe, James, Mrs. Tharor, Miss Annie Waid, Mrs. Creese, and several others baru fail opportunitv to al-play the unique and eeo lar powers whiob bare given them tneir high standing as members of Mrs. Drew's excellent com-pany.

Uhe Wager will be brought out on Monday, i'ebraary 4. Thk Vvbado TKSTmoMAL The arrangomonti for a fc-rand tcsfmonia! benefit to Mr. Charles F-Dnrang, by bis friends in this city, bare boon per' fectetf, and the affair promises to bo a most bnlitunt snecess The kindness ol Mr and Mrs Barney Williams, of Mr. John Brougham, of Mr. J.

Dootli Jiobcrts, of Mits Joeic Orton, P1 of Messrs. Carn-eroes It Dixey, and that oi the etTir companies orontsiraB of the Cbesnut and Walnut street iheatres, has enabled the Executive Committee to prerare a bill ot tnterlairjmcnts which, by its intrinsic merits, constitutes sued attractions a3 withont reference to the occasion and the worth ol (be beneficiary ought to till the bouse. JSootob 80K08. Mr. Kennody will give the tCflfld Ot tbreo concerts at the A-sembly Buildings to-inorTrw Wednesday) evening, at 8 o'clock.

arrl devoted entirely to the songs of Kennedy renders with much sweetness anS cflect? ItC entertainment is a.so uhnCw'tk illustrations of .0 MMoms, man. ns, and habits of the Scotch auoc. dotes connected with tho gongs that torol ne bill oi the evening. Social, Civil, and Statistical Association The fourth lecturo in the course now being dd livered before this Asscciatlon will be given by Mrs. F.

E. W. Harper, in national Hall, Market street, above Twelfth, on Thursday evoning, tho 81st. iter mbiect will be "National Salvation Mrs Harper bas been heard belore io l'biladelphia, and does not need an introduction. Sue has lately spoken, with some success, in Kentucky and Teun ee.

Goue-rals Howard and butler, Judge Keller, and other no ed gentlemen will address tho Association on ul teoucnt evenings the current eeason. "Ocr Kiw Houbk; on, Pleasures of House Huntiko." The above is the title of a lecture to be delivered this evening, at National Hall, by Rov. T. De Witt Talmape. lne proceeds are ior benevolent purposes, and tho lecture will bo one of unuyaai brilliancy.

Tickets lor sale at Trumplet's, Soveut'a and Chsnut Btreets; Bower's, Sixth and Green street: Kennedy's, freventn aim uron strois, Evans', Sixth and Voplar streets; Matlack's, Ho. 904 Market streot; Baptist lliohcatlon Office, Arch street, near Sixth, and at the door. soiree Gymsastique. Messrs. Hil'ebrand Iewls will give their ninth entertainment at the Academy of Music on to-morrow Wednesday even ing.

It will consist oi classical gvmnastio evolu" tioiiS bv adepts and amateurs, music, instrumental snd roeal, etc Nothing can be moro interosiiug to the youth ol our city, and these entertainments add much to a correct knowledge ot proper physical Uairlng that is needed by tho American public. The Uahdxl aud Haydn Society will give Its second Concert this season, at the Academy of Muic, on Thursday evening next. On this occasion tho oratorio of David, by Soukomer, is to be performed solo parts by Mrs. Mozart, Josephine belli up, J. U.

herring, A K. Taylor, and VV. A. Bnscoo.witll a choi us oi three hundred voices, and a grand orchestra under Carl Hentz. The Chksnut.

To fill a theatre in this city for live successive weeks, at this teason, is no eusy task, and yet it lias been accompli shod by Barney Williams and bis wife. This evening is the second of the sixth week, and they present as the attraction the romantic Irish drama ot llory O'AIore, in which both Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams ap pear. It will bo loliowod by the local drama of 'lit Vhiladelphia Newsboy.

On Wednesday evening the drama of The Latent of Killarney will be presented, with new scenery ot the most appropriate character. Walnut fc treet Theatre. Mr. John Brougham began tbe last week of hiB popular engagement at tbe Walnut. He repeats Columbus Reconstructed, in which be has achieved a great reputation, and he also performs in his famous comedy of Flies in the Wtb.

1. Davenport is announced as enraged tor tbe Walnut, and it Is alo announced that Mr. TboraasJ. Hemphill, the capable manager of this theatre, will have a tenetit on Uriday evening. Jfebruary 8.

Arcs Street Theatre. The pantomime of Jack end Gill has bad great success at the Arch, and Mr. G. Fox is drawing excellent houses. A favorite comedy is played each evening previous to the pantomime.

The lavish expenditure and great care bestowed upon getting up this play make it among tbe most attractive ever produced in this city. Tub American This is to be the last week the dramatic season. To-night Miss Mollie William and Mr. Felix A. Vincent will appear in The JhYmch Detective and An Object of Interest.

There will be a matinee on Saturday altornoon. CARSCRObS Dixey, always anxious to keep tbe visitors at the Eleventh Street Opera Hoass posted, this week announce a "Monster Concert," in which tiaoaino l'ai-epa will appear. They alao prouuee the Long Hh-ike and the Spectres' irolic. Important Arrest A 835,000 Hani. A Mr.

Wykoff, from eharpsbuig, Monroe county, says the ManhaUtin (Kansas) Itadi-rul, laH Tuesday placed in the hands ot Deputy Sheriff Thompson an order Irom (Joveruor Crawford for the arrest of Depue 8. Miller, of Kiley county. The order for the arrest was given at the request of the Governor of Pennsylvania. Mr. Miller is charged by the rand Jury of Monroe county, Pa with having embezzled $.10,400 from the bank in Sharpsbum.

of which he whs at the time of the commission of the crime Presideut. The offense waa committed last March, and immediately thereafter Mr. Miller came to Kansas, formed some agreeable acquaintances, bought a farm from Mr. John Randolph, in the Blue Valley, about twenty miles above Manhattan, married a respectable young lady, and altogether seemed to be getting along finely. He is upwards ot sixty years of age.

has always stood well society Tennnvlvania. and siuce ids arrival here. De puty Thompson arrested him on Tuesday afternoon brought him to town and delivered him into the keeping of Mr. Wykoff and another eentl-man. who had como ail the way irom I'tnnavlvauia upon this mission.

Mr. Miller was wry much surprised at beini arrested, aud his wife was almost frantic at parting with him on such short notice aua under such cir cuoQBtances. Umbrella! in 1773. Those who walk always carry an umbrella, which is so exeeedingly useful that I wonder the people of London do ailont it: especially as it is so much more the fashion for tho better sort to walk there than in Paris, where nobody makes use of their i hut from necessity. These umbrellas are a.rn II convenient for the French beaux.

haw, treoupntlv seen rambtinir alone in tin-toe in the hardest ehoweis of rain, with- out disordering a uair i umccoi Winer's Jovr tn irarne. THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1867. Proposed Excursion to Kurope, Asia, tad A Trie. TLAN OF rROMINENT UIN OF BROOKLYN A YF9-HEL TO PAIL IN Jl'NB WITH ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY 8everal prominent citizens of Brooklyn MesBrs.C.C.

Duncan, Kul us It. Graves. J. T. Howard, and others nave protected a plan of nn excursion from this port to i'alestine, heypt, the Crimea.

Greeco, Hnd intermediate points ot interest. They believe that a select company ot arqunintanrcs and irlends, one hundred and fitly in number, can easily bo made up in iirookljn and In New York. With this view, they have mde their programme, issued a circular, and. set about the preparations fur the voyage, by the appointment of committees odc on applications and another on selecting a steamer. Tho first-mentioned committee is composed ot the eentlemen alrei dy named, and ot the last Captain W.

W. btorv. 'Biirvejor for the Hoard of Underwriters, huo! C. W. Oope-lan, ConBtructintr Eneineer, are memoer.

Wo cau plve to-day only a few details of the plan. A tlrst-cla8 steiimer to be secured, io ue under command ot Captain Duncan: she is to take only threo-lourths of tue number she is capable of and will be provided with every necessary conrort, Incluling a library and musical instruments. A physician will not be forgotten. Leaving New York (-about June 1. a middle passace across the Atlantic will be takeD, and passing thronph the Azores, St.

Michael will be reached in about ten days. Remaining a day or two, the vessel will ro thence to Gibraltar, along tbe coast of Spain and France to Marseilles, to Genoa, and all the principal points of historical Interest near the Mediterranean will be visited. By way of Greece, Constantinople, Sebastopol, the party will go to the Holy ind, and alterwards to Alexandria. Tbe proposition is to return to Mew York in October. The price of parage Is fixed at $1250 in currency for each adult.

Applications have come from Europe to join the excurjiou thre. Five dollars a day in pold, the oiialnatjrs ol this plan believe, will pay all expenses on land. JV. Y. huning Post, Saturday.

A Singular Discovery The Uones of an Indian Warrior Found In a Floating Log. It Is a matter of doubt whether 5Iacau1ay9 New Zealander will ever muse over the ruins oi London, but t-o rapidly has change followed change in the history of this Western country, that the philosopher of to-day may ponder over the disappearance, we may say extinction, of a savatre race that once occupied the land, and but afewi-core of years ago canape i ou the ground now covered by the uo jbes of a teeming city. It would be almost impossible lor th students ol Western annals to realize the stianen cnaDgcs that have followed each other so last, were it not that occasionally history is authenticated by the discovery ot traces' and evidences ot a race and customs that have vauished for-fyer. A discovery of this cnaracter was developed yesterday, which is not without inten-t and historic value. The facts respecting tb3 Walter are rrorJed" to Le as follows: ryy nun were ncaaed hauling out drift wood 6u the Illinois shore, nearly opposite tho Aisennl.

Some distance Irora the bank of the river Uiey observed a larere trunk oi a tree, which, 6t sound, tney determined to 'nVn possession of it possible, and, after some, difflcuitv, they succeeded in briugine; li to 'snore. On exauiinins; tho larce log, lioticed one end was partly split open, and that ltar peered as if it had been stalled or rilled up with idoe or leaves, or tome substance ot that character. The curiosity of the men was excited, and they went to worK, ana oy inserting wenges in the crack succeeded in splitting the log open, when the.v found it was hollow on the inside, and that the cavity was partially hilled up with what, at first siiiht, appeared the full form ot a man wrapped in a idalo robe. This singular sierht, as might be expected, at br-t excited their intense 9orjiisc, and one mail looked at the other in mute amazement. They at length sufficiently recovered themselves to prosecute the examination.

They removed the robe, which, althousrh bearing iudic-ttions of ereat aire, was still unbroken, and discovered inside the skeleton of a man, the flesh entirely wasted away, but the bones Hill adlieritic together, and preserving the form and outiine complete. Beside the bones of this departed Indian brave were found, it is said, a tomahawk, a quiver luM of arrows, and a bow, all exhibiting marks of great aee, and doubtless having been preserved from decay by the cxcIus'od of the air. We are not exactly informed as to whal course the men pursued ou making this singular discovery. It is to be hoped and presumed they burled decently the remains ot this defiiuct Indian warrior, and carefully collected the various articles found, as th-y are lull of iuterest to the antiquary and savor J. We do not profess to be very well versed In Indian lore, but we never recollect having heard that it was customary for the red aborigines to bury their dead in this way.

It may be, however, that this was an exceptional case, and its development may furnish a clue to some missing link in the chain of history. Were it not that it is unusual for bodies to float lip stream, we might venture to suggest that the bones thus brought to light are the remains of the great discoverer of the Mississippi, whom history records to have been buried in this way, some hundreds of miles south of this city, in order to save the body from mutilation by the Indians. We leave the matter, however, in the bands of the wise and learned to determine its historic Fienlncance aud importance. St. Louis liepub-tican, 2bth.

VictorCousin, the irreat French philosopher. ecentl died at Caunes. France, in the seventy- sixth year ot his age. FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC. THE FURNITURE AT COULD I-UllNITUItE DEPOTS, N.

E. CORNER NINTH AND MARKET STHEXS, AND Not. 37 and 39 North SECOND Street, Is the largest, Cheapest, and Best Stock in the World! FasMon, style, durability, finish, and cheapness all combined In tneir iumenae variety ot CU'l-il AUK FCKNITUEE. Beiore purchasing call and examloi, o. -narorta printed catalogue.

iVip rpO UOUSEKEEPERb I have a large stock ol every variety 01 FIJItNITUHE Wblcb I ra sell at rtducea prices, cousUting 01 PLAIN ANI MARBLK TOP CO'l'X'AUJE BU1TH WALSI CHAMBLK HUTS. PAKl.Olt HI its IN VELVer PLUSH paklok suits in uaik cloth. PARLOR 6U1TN l'H KKP8. hldvboardii, Kxtvnalon Tables, Wardrobes, Bookcase Mattritea, eto etc. P.

P. aiJSTINK' 8 N. E. corner SECOND and RACK Street. ESTABLISHED 1795.

A. S. RODINSON, Frencli Plato Looking-Glassos, ENGBAVKQS DRAWINGS! ITC. Manufwturer of all kind ol LOOKING-GLASS, PORTRAIT, AND PICTURE FRAMES TO ORDER, No. OlO CHESNUT STltEET- IfllED DOOB ABOYX THE CONTIHEUTAL, PBILAPBLrHlA.

3 15J INSURANCE COMPANIES. JINETEEMU ANNUAL HBFOIU' OF THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF IMlII.AjDJbKPUIA. OFF1CK, No. 031 CIlESNl'T Street. Publitbed in Conformity to the arter.

Heceliita for the year ending December 31.106. Lite Ttt mlun lor term ot 369 274'M IntiMsi on Jtvis-nents rolicy lets, etc tn.746'0e 14 "3,021 43 Losses acd Expense! During th Same Period. Bscs on 44 liven (mounting to. 125,551, 90 hxpen.f flrteii, AOverdMug, Mimpi, Kzam.natlouH, etc 18,91 17 Beat nod Tkxes City, State nj f.ti ni 3.635 03 ComniiMiuDii to Aiienu, Adver- iIiiuk, Llcenw. etc 41 rrinjlumi returned ud Policies 1,420 18 Interenl on blocks aud 1 oana, bought, eto 2.290 8 Furplo" Accuma aud Cap! ai, lecemler Hi.

IftM 318 21 Deduct Scrip rtcetvtd in reducilou 01 I'rtuilunis 00 (290.2126 1 4 Accumulated Capital, December 31. II AnTuiiu AHefciS OF rbi. COUPON! LIABLE FO COST. lCO.COt-00 V. 8.

6 cent Registered Loan 1871 100 212 50 l(iO 0C 00 V. B.6-2fi per cent, Loan 75,000 vsi V- 6 p-r cent Hoijis- ter.d Loiin. Hxjl 79,087 80 hO 0(10-99 V. f. 130 'ireaeury NCea 159 82V, 0 130 CCO'OO Phi ade.pbla 6 pel cent.

Loan r.e 121 851 13 600 00 I hilailelplna 6 per cent Loan, taxed 1 400'00 Philadelphia 6 per cent. Loan, used 5,868 75 lO.COOO Pittcburg 6 per ceut. Buids 8 325-10 26,10000 Alleelmn; ounty 6 per ceuu l.ond 19 J15 00 12, tOC -CO A Wiihuny ounty 6 per cent, bond lOlOO'CO WaKhlnitton Count 6 per cent. Bonus 7 825 00 21,000 00 Fenusyivauia fcaiload 6 per cent 1st Mon- (luge UoBda 20,900 00 17 CCO'OO Ifnifylvauia Rai road 6 percent KonU, 1B71. 17 000 00 12,100 00 I'eLnsjlvaula Bullroad 8 per Celit 2d MorV V8e Hondo 9 196 25 10 0, 000 Ilairisbuig Hat road 6 per cent Bonds lO.OtO 00 1 ou lav 1 lie citv 6 per 1 cent.

Bond 7 14140 858 Shares i'enii lvanli Railroad 8 ock 39,34 77 260 Bhare Lehigh Coal and navigation Co. 13 31T26 212 Shares Unara Lite Insurance and Annuity I omnanv do 5 675 38 100 Shares Western a- tionalBank 6,862 60 209 Shares orrn erciul Na tlonal Bn It 11.08S-JJ 76 Shaiea North America Bank Stock 10,168 00 100 Charts Manuiacrurcrs ational Bank stock. 2.784-00 50 fchares UnardiJatoual Bank ock 2 000 00 19 Shares Farmers' and Me. hanioa National Bank block 1 989 (0 425 fchares Corn i-xchange National Bank 21 260 00 60 Shares Me.baulcs' Bank 01 St Lou 4 .950 50 260 Snares Delaware Ma tual Sal- ty Insurance Company Stock 6 Wjj ,871,7119 041 tin HA Tfla r1 UnainanaB Alt flrflt 339 972-00 11 3.55 00 tiround RcnU, oil flist UeDS 11 366 00 Heal i state held by the Company JrilSi, Piemium iiotea Becured by Policies Btlanceslu baDds ot Agents Loans on Collaterals Guar or. Pavnienls due t-ciln Dlvldi nds purchased Company.

1 ash cn band ana In Bauk Ofl.ce Fuimturo Lite Interest and Ai nuLy Interest on Stocxs and Loans aciru'U Ltctmber31, U66 Lcuct losses not yet due, etc arket value, II 86. Cost rMaaw maS4 At an election held at the Office of the Company ou Monday 01 January, 1867 the 10I owing named nen-tltunn were chosen 1 rustees for three years JOHN (i BKKNNEK BKNJAM1N 00ATfc8. KICHAhD 8. MS BOLT), JAUK1 B. MCf ARLAN 1), WILLI AM P.

BACKEK, JObCPU II. TROTT'KK, WILLI A KEKN, JRttfe JaMKS HO-TON. At a mei tlng of the Bard ol Trustees, hold on tho 8th instant, tbe ml owing Officers were e.ectod JASlhH JBAQUA IK, President A YVt K. niOKL. Vice-President.

JOHH W. DORM P. A. V. P.

fnd Actuary. HORA'llO H. HTl PHIiNS, Secretary. Tbe Board declared a R- turn Prtmtum dena in Sciip or FIFTY Pk. CLNT.

upon the premiums pad In 1866. on all Policies In force December 31. lHti6 and decided to receive the scrip ertincates of lxtW and t-t)4 in sett euient 01 premiums, ard in payment ol pre-niium nous as premiums mature. Samuel C. Tlnev.

CbiiHtlanJ Tloffman, Charles Wataon, Kilwood Johnson, John O. I.eapiier, Jo' nO Brenner, Benjamin coa'PH. yi l.lchard 8. Newbold, James B. UcKuriaud, BM Wl.li.ni P.

Hacker, 1 beopbllns Pau ding, I dmund A.Koucier, nttmuei E. Hlokes, Henry C. lonnscnd, Tbomas W. Da. iH, Jofepb P.

Price, hamuel A. Blspliam. JobnA Need.es, hodolphus Kent, hamue1 J. hrisilan, James O. Pease, VN arner 11.

KaHin, Frederic A. liuyt, Joseph 11. Trotter, II i lam II 1 tdwardM. Needles Bone HUNUY V. 'I To 4tl FTJWAIiD TIAKTwiicKi.

K. 1). So. '439 Waluut Kt.WAlill A I'AniT. till llf.l.,u.

arrM. st. In attendance at tho Office ol the t'omanf irom 1 to i P. daily. oppicEpe JMF.S lKAOIIAIlt Pres dfBt.

BUi U1L E. STOKKS, Vlco-Cresldcnt. JoriN Uokneu A P. aud aciuary Houatio 8. 8ecre-ury.

1 26 thstun AUCTION SALES. PA NCOAST WARNOCK AUCTIONEERS, -No. 140 MARKET itreet. 5184 ADMINISTRATOR'S 'SAL'S. Iln UA.lau.lu I 1 Janunrv 110 at 10 o'clock, by cava oku, by orJor of rlii.liilutr....

.1. allb4. adn eto, eic. 123it BSCOTT, AUCTIONEER, I No. HI4 CUKHNUT STREET.

THE' GENUINE EAGLB VEIN. THB CKLR-braied PBEnTON and the puie bard GUBEN WOOD OAL, In undi-uiT senito an oar'Sot the city at6-50 per ton suiiei lur I.KHIO il att'7o. F.ach oi tbe abo articles are warranted to give perfect satinfactlou in every renpeeu Orders received at tSE. UUNTBR, No. 11 N.

SEVENTH 8THEKT, ABOVE HLBEHT, PHTLADELPHI A Ackuowledtiedftifoj I pwt.n interfiled as by lax tha In the treatment vf IHieaut tn QUICK THUKOl tlH, andvermunrnt euret guaranteed eer) case. Remember IK tiUNTKH'H Celebrated Kamadlea ran only be tnd genulue at bisold estabUabad Ottioe No. 41 tjVMa bireat. abov Gilbert. 1 St 6.US1H3 umw I 52.777 W.J44 67 to lsnwfls I 8.2UOO0 1 DRY GOODS.

II1TEN STORE. AI1CH STKEET. To those about pnrchasinir LIKEN GOODS would that our rtock wM Dc, iMrer or 0 varied, consul inir of tbe followmfi- IINEN TABLE DAMASKS, TABLE CLOTHS, all sizes, FIME NAPKINS AND DOYLIES, TOWELLINGS, by the yard, LINEN SHEETINGS, all widths. LINEN PILLOW CASINGS, HEAVY tHIRTINQ LINENS, FINK B080M LINENS, SHIRT BOSOMS, ready made, SHIRT BO80M8, for Evening Wear, CRUMB CLOTH, LADIES' AND GENTS' HAHDKERCHIEF3 LINEN LAWNS, AND BIRD8VEYE, MARKED DOWN. 200 PIECES Power-Loom Linen, 6EIL1G OIK AT A HBAVY REDUCTION.

TRICES i'BOM 75 CENTS PER YARD. GKOJU1K MII.I.UEN, 911thBtu6mrp LlES IMPORTER ANI DEALER. JTIIECH LINEN GOODS. The inbfcriter have just received a iresh sunply ol those vtiy superior FRENCH LINEN FABRICS Which they have previously Introduced to their customers. 0 be tax UfCd In the manulaoiure ot these goods Is ot a niucb higher giade than that consumed by the British mai.ulaciarers, and the fabrics axe consa quently more silky nd more durable.

In addition to which, by ihe arrtt gements have made, we are enabled to sell thtm at less ttan Irish Linens. We hav sow In stock and are Undressed Frf nch Sheeting Linen. TJndrefeed French Pillow Linen. Heavy and Medium French Shirtisgs. Damaik Table Clothe, ne design, with aid without fringe.

Darrask Napkins, Breakfast and Dinner bizes. Fringed Damtuk Napkins, Doylies, and Chamber Towels, ex'ra fine. Table Damasks and Diapem, by the yard, new small designs. 9 14 thstutimrp SHEPPARD.YANKARLINQEN&ARRISQN. Importers of Linen and House-Furnishing Goods, No.

1008 CHESNUT Street. ho. 1W4 CUtiMIlT hUeet. Iu Anticipation of Removal to N. Corner ELEVENTH and CHESNUT, White Goods, Laoes and Lace Goods, Handkerchiefs, Ladies and.Gents, every varittv.

Linen uouars ana- inurs, Veils, Scarfs, Neck Ties, Etc, Embracing Jfoveltlca Adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, AT REDUCED PRICES. E. M. NEEDLES. fOQ HOOP 8KIRTS.

riZiO I.TKST 8TYLK. J1I8T OFT 628 LbfLlll iuv I TUfllB ruuiiu, IlltC LHAUPlO TKA1L, lor tbe Drawui-rooui, 3 yards rouud. '1 bene Skirts are In every way the most desirable that we have hereto ore ofleied to the pubilo) also, oompleta lines of l.adien', JMIsmbs', and Children's Plain and Trail Hoop tkirts lroui 2)4 to 1 vaids in clrcumlerence ot every length all of oar own make," wbolosale and retail, and wan anted to tilve satli taction. Constantly on baud low priced hew York made Rklrta, Plain and Trail, aprlnw. BO cents 'to spiuigs, II sprinua.

1T0 and 40 sprluKS 'tft. Skirts made io older, aliered. and repaired. Call or send lor circular ol stvle, sizes, and prices, ktanufttctory and Ha esroorrw. 0.taAUCU street, Jjetm WILLIAM I.

HOPKINS. TXT HOLES ALE COTTON YARN COMMISSION WAREHOUSE. R. T. WHITE Manufacturer' Agents for the aale of COTTON WABrS ASD SKEIN YAKNS, all numbois.

b(IKRY YARNS In the skein or cop. tOI'l OM, WOuLLKN, AND UN KM CARPET CHAIN. JU1 FILLING, for Venetian Carjiets GlLLUSti, bElNK, AND FLAX 1WINES. JXUtA HKAVY BLACK WADDING FOB CLOTHIERS' USE Eto. i37 MA11KET Street, Phlla.

-VHITK. J. B. DUBOIS. 11 1 wtbtu3mrp JV L.

It I AND Preserver of Natural Flowers, A. H. POWELL, No. 725 AUCLt Street, Below Eighth Bouquets, Wreaths Barkets, Pyramids of Cot Flowcrj larnlsoea 10 vruvr av au iwviu wry ORY GOODS. A 6 BalJsBmsia Crash, 12 cntanp.

150 Pieces linen Diaper, 52 50 to $5 00. 500 Yards Good Hnck Towelling, 31 cents. fcO Dozen Buck Towels, 92 25 and tO 00. 300 Yards Heavy Irish Table Damask, fl-25 and 91 50. 70 Dszen Good at $2 65.

Finest Damasks, Doylies, Kapkins, Towels, Etc. SHIRTINGS. SHEETINGS. TICKINGS. FLANNELS.

Brocbe Ixinir AIl wol Shawls, cheap. Blaok Thibet Lone: Shawls, t)8 00 to 915 00. "Woollen Long Shawls, 00 to 10O0. Pacmar Lonf Shawls, tlO 00. Zephyr Shawls, cheaper.

Hue Cloaks, closing ont low. Water-proof Cloaks, complete stock. Cloaks made to order. CASSIUKRKS. Good A 11-wool Cassimeres, fl-26.

Best CasBimeres made, 60 to 3 25. Finest Black Doeskins. Black French Cloths, lowest to best made. Water-proofs Irom 1 75 down. Ladies' Cloakings, extra cheap.

BIACK DRESS GOODS. MERINOES, CHRAP AS EVEH. rOPLlNS AT LOW PRICES. BALMORALS, FROM 82 00 UP. SKW CALICOES AND CHIN IZK3.

I12tath94p 229 FARIES WARNER, 220 So. 229 Worth NINTH Street, AllOVK RACK. DOMEbllCS AT REDUCFD PRICES 1 Bluched Maxims. 16, 17, 21, 21, V6, etc. Unhleucut-d ilu.ins.

Id 18 10, 22, 26c, etc. AU wiatiis Uioacbfdtnd Brown Muslins. altham illo-cus(- slus iu. 26cenra. illow-cupe Aius)iii9.

25, 31, as and 37Jc. 10-4 I) tn a 11. ached lJ6o. Deavy and wioo unbleached sheeting, 88c. CAMIOjS FLANNELSl A TON FL 4 LS At 'ircatly Reduced Pnccsi Unb'cached at 20, VI, 23, 26.

28 and 31o l.aice axbortment tB.tctDO vies host Calicoes. Lancanler OitjilmniH lioci'iiis. Dlack Alpacaa, 40, 46, 60, 02)0. to $1. FLANS KLS! FLANNELS! One bale wide Doinet Flannel, 31 cents.

1 oruet HanneiB, yi, 37 J. and 40 cout. One bale all-wooi iiniiLfl 33 cents A 11-wool Flanuols, 83,874, 4U. 46, 60o etc. Bal ardvale Flannela.

ail wiuths Double widtu all-wool hlrting Flannels, lsaiicains in I able Linens, 60o. to fl. uklLB, Towels. Lovlies, Apron Bird-eye, etc. urserv Diaper, 92, t'i 26, S2 60 to A3 60.

Ijieies' and HoMtry, iare assortment. Shirting Linens. I.lnen hirt Fronts, Coil's, etc. Rust-ia Crash, 12, 14, 10, 18, etc. FARIES WARNER, 9 2951 No.

99 North NINTH Street, above Race. PRICE WOOD, N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT, HAVE JTJST OPENED A new lot of good styles Caliooes at 18 and 20 cents per yard best makes bleached and unbleached Muslins; All-wool and Domet Flannels; Canton Flannels, at the very lowest market prices. LINEN GOODS! LINEN GOODS I Best make of Shirting Linens, 6-4, 7-4, and 8 4 power-loom latlo Linens.

8 4 Bleached Table Linens. Napkins, Towels, and CraBh. Scotch Diaper, by the pieoe, from fl-86 up to 5. WHIIE GOODS! WHI1E GOODS I Soft finish Cambrics, Jaconots, and Nalnnook Mnslins. Handsome Nainsook Plaid Mu-Uni, laige plaids.

Swiss Uuslinsand Victoria Lawns. White Tarlatans, from.36 up to 75 cents per yard. A large assortment ol Marseilles Quilts. Honeycomb and Lanoaster Quilts. Ladies' and Gents' Linen Camhrlo Hdkfs.

Ladies' and Gents' Hemstitched Hdkfs. A good assortment ol Hosiery and Gloves. New shape Houp Skirts, best quality. PKICE WOOD, N. W.

CORN Eli EinilTH AND FILBERT. N. B. Just opened, 100 dozen Linnn Napkins, at 2 45, 62 75, S3, 58 50. i NEW PUBLICATIONS.

JUST FROM THE PRESS, THE DLACK CltOOK. A BOOK OF THRILLIMtJ' II VTEKEST, MT3T J5RT. AM) JIKONlKIt'KWCK. OOHOKOUSI.Y iLLUol'KAIED. Engravings printed iu beautliul Culors.

Illuminated Cover. The history or the Blank Crook is at once the most entertaining aud Jumruoihe took of the season, rna illustrations, prime I in many colors are-correct representations of the gorgeoni scenes ot iha nlar oi this name, which is now ltolng performed Iu rnont of Hie piinci'al tlieatres tlirooKhout tne country wlui UniiieiiKe aiiJ crua tmg lie vreuit sensation everywhere. XO which Is amlea a Qrapule Hlaiory oi the FAIUSIAN BiLLKT OIKLS. PRICE, 50 CENTS. A liberal dlsctnut to the Trade, to Book Agtots and Otlitia.

Agent wanted everywhere. is A lie LAY 1 2itnth3t So. ABC it Street. Phlladulp bla. vO NINTH.

Jt CLOTHING. A A II STATES UMON CLOTHING HALL, No. COG MARKET STREET. Xo 606 A oioit complete stock ol mkn's and boys' clothing at very moderate i-kicxs. HAVE SHALL EXPENSES, AND CAU AFFORD TO SELL WITH 83IAU PE0F1T8.

Fine Krklno Peaver Overcoats, only fine Beaver Overcoats, anv diflrble color, li'li frostea beaver to l4 Bys' Coats, from to 1 4 1 I snip irom al 1ft to 3. 1 emt snO convince vogrnelves. 11 Sm HOSIERY, ETC. HOSIERY, GLOVES, TJFPERWEAK, ETC. THE LARCEST VARIETY AT JOHN C.

ARRISON'S. Nos. 1 and 3 North SIXTH Street, PHILADELPHIA. Also invites attention to his IMPROVED PATTERN SHIRT, Which has riven such eeneral satisfaction for neatness ol fit on tbe breart, comfort In the neck, and', ease on the shoulder. Made of the best materials, by hand.

(l 22 A PERFECT FIT UA KANTVKD. MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC. SPECIAL. NOTICE. Velvets, hllks.

Ribbons. Crane. FIowkim. 1 Featheis, will be otlered ior two weeks at a uKtAT BAChlr'lCK. In order to make room ior extensive alterations at the Fashionable Millinery Establishment or MADKMOISELLE KEOGII, 11 ttnths3ni o.

C04 WAL.NUT Street SPLENDIIi OPENING OP FALL. AND- 1 WINTER STYLES. UHH. M. A.

RIVDEK. No CHI-KMT Htreet. Pblladelpbia, IMFOKTER Of LADlf.S' DKK.Ho ANi CLOAK TKIAlMIt.03 Also an elegant stock ot Imported Paper Patterns for Ladies' and Children's-Ln. Parisian Dress and clonk Making In all lt-varieties. Ladies inrnUbina their rich and costly waterlals may rely on being artistically fitted, and work nnisiied In tbe tnotit prompt and eiU-cient ananner, at the lowest possible prices at twenty-foor hoars' notice.

Cutting and basting. Patterns sets, or by the single piece, (or merchants anil dress makers, now ready. a JO rim MRS. R. I LLOiN, Nos.

323 and 331 SOUTH lias a handsome assortment of MILLINEKY. Also, Bilk Velvets, Crapes, Biobona, s'eatliers, Flowers Frames, etc. 1 adles who make their own Hon nets sup-piled with the materials. 7 It RAILROAD LINES. NNAMESSIC ROUTE! THE BHOKTEST LINE TO ALL POINTS SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

PASSEXGEB8 FOB Norfolk, Kinvsville, WtlUon, tiavannah, halelcb. Aukusu, hewbern, Atlauta, Charlotte. Macon. i miugton, West Point, Columbia, Montgomery Charleston, Mo'jlle, and NEW ORLEANS, TO AVOID DELAY (THE POTOMAC BEING CL08i.D BY let) 8HOILD BUY HCKETS BY 1HK NEW AND 8HOE1 ANNAME8SIC ROUTE 7 ruins leave Depot, BALTIMORE HAILKOAD, BROAD Btreet and WASHINGTON Avenue. DAILY (Haturdav excepied).

at P.M. Artlvli.ir in Noiiolk at 1 P. M. the following dar. FIVE liOCKti fOONEH 1-dAII BY ANY OTdEB LIN IV, and making close for all point SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST I For Tickets and all other information, apply at tha fl.ee 01 ihe Company, No '-t( bfeSMU i street or at iLe Ticket i 01 tbe Pblladelpbia.

Wilminiiton. and Laltlnioie Itaiiroad, No. bin S. P. WILTBANK, 12 GENEBAL ACiENT.

Jp A 11EJO II- LIN ALL RAIL ROUTE TO THE SOUTH, Via Orange aud Alexaudrla Railroad aud Its Couuectioua, The nndcrsigned would respectlully ask the attention et shippers to the ONLY ALL BAIL KOUfE between Philadelphia and the South. Merchants and others desirous of avoiding ireouent ihannea and water transportaUon, will please mark their freiaht via O. fc A. K. -Bail, and send to depo of Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad BBOAD and PBIME Btteeu.

Cars run through trom Philadelphia to Lynchburg without bieaklng bulk. Dray receipts luiuished, and Bills of Lading signed at the through fieight ottlce ot Philadelphia, Wllminidon and Baltimore Ballroad, No South 1'iFrjI street below Cbesnut. Bates guaranteed as low at all times as by other JAMES C. WILSON, Agtut Orautie and Alexandria Ballroad, 12 27 rpti No. 106 South D'lyTH street ROBERT S1IOEMAKER A WHOLESALE DSUO'GISTS.

MA JV UJt A CT UK ER8, mi" out Ens, AMD DEALERS IV Tftints, Varnishes, and Oils. No. 201 NORTH FOURTH STREET, 1 COVSEH OF BACK. vol rv inio vniDcniiia uvercoats, onlv tl trofterl Heaver Sult, containing coat, pants, and vert, SMIj line snort fecks, Irom to Hi; dark grey Harris Catslmere 8ult, coat, pantn, and silk mixed, onlySiUt bla. 8a-k Coats froai aiy to 10 hnmnpjia f-fiMfa frnm a-T in mA.

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