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MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED. .......,.Anf11 16
stur Sea Eird, McHenry, Manitowoc, aundsies.
Prp e. j. 1rusdelL Warren, GEaud Hayc7. sunGrse,
Btts Lowell. Eobettauu, Grand HaYen. Is u lumber
10 IN 3ath.
Brig Atfhanfc- Dillon, Grand Haren, 30 N lumber
Etht Gnlce. Chase. ST. JoAeph. 70 eds Wpot.
SchF GAFiba0t, Ames. St. Joscph, 100 b4 potatoes
schr Hornet, Co1l1n.. St. Joseph. 20 cos wood.
schf ktpe -AcuopAtd, st. Josenh, cos wood.
schs GsxelIe, Ling, Sheboyssn, W eds wood.
FchF Mariner, tund, Sheboygan " cdf wood.
Schr Ardent. Go1n2. ShtboyEnn, suncstet
ScAtsJtcn4t bel RntIet. ShtboygAn. los cds wood.
schr Warm. Wilson; Gssna nsveo. 65 eds wood
Echr Sch Medfosd, klse, GRIND HsYen SIS n ntnber
Scir TIuEreEt. Jensen, Grand haven. l,,0l IN HE
Sthf A1Eo Walsh Grand Bayep, lS5 IN lumber 20 m
lath.
St1F {. i. Bailey, Mccormick, Grand Haven, IS eds
wood.
sthr Hanover, McE1lsott, Grand Haven, SIS N
Slaves.
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- tr..T.- .''.-"-.s.-........ .sEAaG t%AuaV
60 ,LEtA 1nItinENt h1te reduction Of 1c rcF y On
sl.4sLt = np1 vilnoc1 role Other deAcffpsions Afe
waId tcncency- "A "'1o - Nv FN
NENLncx,
City IsEnesss, Cni.ar. rs csn
Conn,ry natncss os u seusntsF estS;: So;.: esesa4l
Line = n.... :. D.4l&b.s31 Calcazo.,.. ssezr =,
kfr, medium. nuenos ASFts... aIsao "a
1e111l0 011poCo Sole -, Q..LSn II
CALI 2 n..-.... IL l50 o7tnoco. good s"s'
UrpeF. E..... G,.4tt4a5l d4tn4Ecd....., nHaaD:n
County Upper. g.sA9o-aI
oAk.
Slaughter 6o!c.. 137a1Lt French Calf Il
IiaEreas. i h--.. 1s9aC 4eI ba..-.: z0091 cs
Eprcr:......- -. AI4&A tte0ch tG1t. u
Elm, No. ], Me- ns 1SA32D0
uiuio. ..,--...... 1.lh9 ts0 French Eatf. L.
Eip. No neAFJ oE5& i.lo notaeS sadaksaAestS.tp
Calf, G1tE-....- l.St49 1-o9 FftNcn CALI Lo+
frtnch E1p. Gsst molnt1. kec.
choice. 1.5p@ ts1l oudS4 dof.. .fo0a46sc1
French Ca1{. = l4ninEt.....-... s0o ell.to
MS. ......... e25a965 loans. dog. MAID
hlETAI,S-Art EteAdF and unchanged. We re-
pta: our quotations ~ fellows:
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Ths medicine II e1inerty successful In the pef1na.
ueet cue Of scrntuls Rtne worm. P.mpIes 5upt!ous
ufthe Face and Lead Ulcers Ro1ls, de- de- Its1keS
tn dlatey the root Of the oisea.e lde blood, snd
e1pfls 1t firm the system
The blood i the very Of life tsef ther"ore
II wish to Fcatcre health. must tr5t purify tie
blood, Aud to Insure continued heslth, We muat Eetp
1t ptFe. The Hood atrher ID the aafest and most
efficient la1cre for obsaipnx the desired effect It
Awtys 4afs &nd the most delicate can use i! Pre-
Sold by FILLER. FINCH d FULLER, Wholesale
Drug gislh u aud 46 Market street, Chlca9o. and
QInegt3ts generally, anil l136
, 1866-04-17

MONDAY EVENING. April 1d, 1856.
The follow inc table shows the receipts and ship
rncnts OF Produce during the past foriye3ght
, 1866-04-17
&pngrN1uETr %al<5.

rOVERN1[EET SALE.-Dru.s,
NTchsr,e.,. Ho1nits1 storcs, India I:uhoer totd J
IIursists SvEaries Dc Will bu told as auction. at
iht Msdjcsi PuTveyos's Warehouse. Puosic S}na5s.
a. scoet, iasEe stock OF ths torsSoInx Euc's, n
p,hs9 fpn Il Sirrpus Et6.f. 7olo - ChoroIot.n,
ia : ntCsnts Piasts!. 1000 ns Caxh. immnnla, ~
~ fiIno. lee tJe gals Airoho 500 gais syIve III.
E3. * SuipG C1pcnonia- :oea oz Tanni1. San Fl.
f:Sc,y s. 81 Cerates tfco Jds Adnes Fih4:tr. ON
Ssoons., lCta - Far1na. sl,0o ~ Essence sect o
ns Ge!atn. 1ioo n. ~ Mostars sc0 Pres: Scales 500
grther With general supply of Chemicals. Medicines,
Ncssnai s,aae1. prnEgtst Furnishing Articles tc
examined rEo dsSsprisr e sas; Gasaio nes Esady.
Surgeon and BIT. Colonel d. $. VoI.. Meatca! FUR
yeyor. IT, 8. a. apt2u!,4l1s
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Your Destiny

And Future Prospects, IN Life clearly revealed bT Dr.
Lsphae1. He wtns the affections OF the opposite sex.
He guides you to wealth, heath sud happiness. Csl
at 213 East Aadisonst., (1p-ats!ts.1 between Wells
and Franklin. ConsUltaupn fee One Dollar. y16
, 1866-04-17
Michigan Agency Wanted

Eaated, an ensaeenenl with atrst-c,ass wholesale
House. travel il Michlran bv business 1us2 Df 10
3esJk expertEhce ID ssnde. Tho best or references
given, anu liberal salary required. Addrtis hy le
ter, ", A. SEAVE1x
v15Sp Hnhbatdsto1. Ionla Co., Aish.
, 1866-04-17

Monday Evening. April ii, :
BEEF CATIIE-Aceorntrg 10 tie Hoard Of Trace
rero,t the receipts md shents since las. Issue
,ouna1rd will, the corresponding period OF loa iinyr
hre N o,lews 1t should b. boIe tn mind thai these
stpmcuts and rectpss really those oy the day pre-
ccn11E: ....
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE,
HAEQERA n. H.. ApHI O. l8G


Closing pt1ces tor caah. April 18th l6. reeeiged by
Josepl Il. Lyons, Commission Stock Rond 4. okes,
ncd In Government Securities. No. .a6 South Cla.k
, 1866-04-17

Lyons Extract of Pure jamaica Ginger
for Indigestion Nsu:ea, Heartburn alcf Headache.
Cholera Mo1buz, &C., whsre wxrmlnS. genial snmu-
liant II reaured- Ita careful preparation and entire
purity makes cheap End reliable arhcle cultna
~ rnrposes. Sold every where At cents per bottla
SARATOGA SPRIE0 WATER, sold By nll Druggists
mch20a3E0-6m U1usA
, 1866-04-17

Ic1I Sy
Not eroogh has been doing ia the Hog market to
day to determine 1ts tone The number LEFT oEer from
Saturdays sales iucon3ider1hle. and with very
meAE1e receipts todsE, uattc In this brunch Of the
msrket hrs been almost II stand still.
1here = liberal attendance Of buyers, Rnd q
trmE, feeling prevails. Had as1es been made 1t
ALL the closing rsies Of Last week would have been
fully sustained
Sales were cpnnntd to - head. averaging 23s rs,
and Eoldby Gregory Ha3tinc1 TO Gordon at sa-.s.
sHEEr-we hare no sales to report to-day. The
market t. extremely dull and inactive. The demand
isltmited. and about the only inquiry Is for good
grades Of heavy Sheep In the ahsence Of actual traus
ac1ions. We quote The market dull and nominal.
TEAMS 10 TEE Cnlox STOCK YiRps,
1raits arr run 10 the Unioo Stock Yards ore4 the
f1ttsbuKEh Fort Wayne Road, leaving the depo: at
The corner Of Madison and Caana streets. The fare IL
- cents each way. When f1rt Is paid On the unfn
CENTS fItfA ELL b0 E4AfCEd.
, 1866-04-17

York Belle II miss
, 1866-04-17
CHICAGO t.UMDER MARKET.

MONDAY ErKSrT6 April 7G 1856
The receipts during she PAST fortY4cht bouIs vera
6:t6e feet O. lumber md 2l1c9 shingles. The ship
uen:s weie ecC.t0c feet Of Lumber, s2,0e3 Shingles.
prt 1sf0 tad Ia: The frt fec: o. she seasep arrived
yesterday from thr east shorr. 1h1tiz rooa dcmard
fos carroes OF scaEti!Ee joists sod d!mentoa lurn
btF, TDert very is Nf1e inquiry fer strip czrgocs.
saIes we.c c1rEo ethr Lire OxE. from MAn!siec 1ip
N ,oixcd oIsts md keantlng NJ fl.te: cargo schr
puers yfela from Maniste. 1.D n jais.s aod scant
1I1g 1t el5ta: cs,<o sebr Astere from tctEatcr 10
N coazse cnnimou nj s1s-0a; caro- scan Challenge
Ior, EusEerou 70 IN good scantfinE tud Jois.s as
yN.,5; cargo Schr Island City 80 N tawco A at
no y N coarse lumber from Kalamazoo NJ ia o. :;
carcn tchr E. G. Greg hpn Grand River 81 m rafttd
COMMON at t1ett: cargo cas4tc Woodfo7o froa Grand
lnycr 70 N Do At Al1Dos csrEp schr Hamilton from
Jrand Elrer ifa N do At sl259; cargo schr uaroa-
e!;e fuu 1tAamszou @ n etsps sad boards IT f1S Dc
nc
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AEEE14Il1@ EuQNtusl
lshx. 1864 lSGE- 3sF
i. S4S I.{R z,.Di L..

lssS lsA !sss, -:
c,, day std Mopdey-... SIS 1,ks2 z.101 LIS
fams itmc Mst ctk..* e66 -. ssa
receipts ftnce our last report arc ~ fo:'
ioEb:
1a.x ....-.'~s 80.
~. Louis Alton.
Etff4EPftC3p
toCA sE u
...........,,.......,... 81
, 1866-04-17

Annual Report Of the NJ. e. d =. I. r. T. Co
The nnpual rsport Of the Michigan Southern & Nor.
tGeTu lndsAR hroad 70. to the eIockhaldcr for the
The contepu Of rescst to many Of our readers
ttract Of il did our space permit pTcSitet rhiilirx
ssares The earnings fur the year n follows:
, 1866-04-17
Gltp Notices
NHTTGE

lL CHICAGO, Aprl1 9Th, 1864.
Notice IL hereby gt-en that the Annual Municipal
Election of the City VI Chicago Will De holden 10
18th Of Aprl a. u. fsdG fur the eevt!ua OF ooc Alder
mar a one Constable for zach Ward.
atatttY lit 4. H. BQpMiN, C1ty Clerk.
, 1866-04-17

pM.,.,...,...- &5:. .0hs 61-1
E{ccnd Ge8r. l. II. IN and ln...... slEsl stAfl
TaAf,i Tear iecA ,-.......,....... SaDa$a " 60
Flrt AID second Gear Flooring TO.
Estttr. rousc-thc same ~ stcoto
tle4f. vide. DH HAaaM
C0Minnt Fiuofins. forEh..,. 33.1l.s:s.Lx
M. .cleA and dErt sid cum. co qat1n1.. I.lAtSJ1.W
Natcltd aho dressed. b tnc5 cpu.
01Gf1nC- 8U1IEISu
fif+t uad .ccona cleaf siain. tsScih-
+r............:........... ........... 1sca;l-s.o1
S!ttt e1InpL @ aTnsse1 sscmE.+ 2z.Ga425.6o
GpEa,os. .-.........., sapbarJp
r sNEA rA!Gas 4 AnLtFs. --...-...-. 1i.H+. 2G-01
r socS pe.H, ~ ~ = ~ 2l.sj4 ceN
LEE I'D ssznI u1osE. u T. e I. !u1s lausal;ho
Io1t &nd tcASufn3s " 70 = u 'et.-.-. -33-t1xttI3
Do 90 = Il an1 Eject q i.htd. = -
su11GHE-A OF hfEf SHAtto ShEgles..+ SO r So
4 Of star SAVED ShinEl+a...,......- asts 51S
Nm. S1ECd SttbE bE!ef. G-a.ke, 50.
S3No Sawcd ShlnEtcs......-...-... 2.sst : $,
4xTrAPe1 N n yards s................. t.skH z,el
" 1oed hy Sor1lrtc1 i:a1lFoau, de.tv cE+d IN
A.S ya.d ~efr ca11 CAD be switched, Or aEr depot:
or st4t Shaved eaanEles. by cAr load
OIL tFAck. a-2'
Apr Atar Saved sAiDglts, by carload =,
No. Eawed Shingles ty ca Loaf On
BSo. Sawed SlinGits. ~ q Iosd
on tfAek...-s-....... ........:.-.. So
, 1866-04-17
-#eD{ttnlI.
NATURES own REMEDIES
CONGRESS SPRING WATER,
EMPIRE SPRISG WATER.
COLUMBIAN SPRING WATER.

Eo u4tu3hl or Rrtnc1.1 ccu1pound has yet h<sn dz-
covered or Mapotsetured that equals th7se wafer%
enttye, relief and permanent cue tor many tenn
potnsy and ch1uofc SKA proved BY many thor
ssSds Who baee drank ,hen ioE years.
COMPRESS WATER
IL eathsrttc s.teratlYe, md ton!e md ts valuable
rrrnedy for AFFECTIONS Of tho Liver and KdEeys Dys-
pcpsis Gout, Chronic Constipation, 4ra Cut a'F~'us
Diseases. Is n,ots powerful pzdseo!lFe Of FeveTs
AMI Bilious Tom platnts-
EMPIRE WATER
]. = ea:haftic, and 4 valuable remedy npr RaeunA-
tst UeI1ncctuent Of the Liver Diseases Of the skl
and t+nela Debility Is ntcts arc most sa!ut4ty m
Lung p:sease+. IT IL almost xC9E RH 1nf SSto-
rula and tho mnat Azcavattd forms Of DTEpefefa foe
Ill Bilious DeE1ngenents 1t stsnds unrtralod-
COLOMBIAN WATER
is scnc and diuretic OF highly pecrdcial chs1ac-
ter and Il Ppkrrfvk KkNkpt for DiAbe1es. Er<fct.
CAculu,, Irritation and in!amaftn OF tue nthn-3s
ant Ladder. II has u5ost stnul1fy sctise rd-e's
restoring these Organs when ey lon3 dte-
ease. Females ~hu hayr suffered for years noo r
regularity. a.d the distressto2 dlsts<es EnoHn only
aud malicious use OF Columbian Na,cr.
TIC waters arc bofti,d uesh and pure non tna
nnose named springs, md preserve teeis medicinal
Hcwale Of in,ifations md Inferior Waters. Tho
corkso AL genuine wlte1s aze branded On the sac OF
tne cork.
Consrrss Water, Empire Water, Columbian Wascss
c. +. SEQ. I c. q r. 8. Co. {. 4 r. >. 10
:;oi.f bs NIL Druggists. Nate1s. Wine alcr-
chants, and Ftrst-Cla7~ lsFaceFs.
, 1866-04-17
SOIU VNs3 III UNIVERSITIES D
HoTcHE1sE SONS, Prop=iators.
Sarutogu Springs, 81 Beckmnu-st., y.
to 0nts.s by msu receive prompt astentton.
np1tsH SIN xAkTC Sd

CONSTITUTION WATER. -CoSsrrrcr1oH wArx1,
the only known remedy for Diabetes. Stone La tho
bladder, Calculus. Gs1vel Brick Dust Derosit aud
Mucous or MlIN Discharges, Irritation Of the Blld-
der, Inflammation OF the Kidney. catasTh Of taa
Bladder.
tbs astonishing which has stterded this IT.
valuable medicine renders It the most valuable
ever discovered No languaRe Can conVeT ade-
quata Idea OF the immediate Rnd almost miraculous
change which II occastoss To tho debsaed and shat
tered system. In fact 1t atands u11iyaet rene
dy for the permanent cnre Of the m.lstes above zen
uppcd- and also. DIABETES. 1MPoTRsCT, LOSS
OF MCSCULAI. ENERGY, PHYSICAL PROScI.A-
r.os. INDIGESTION, GLEET. ani every tlseaAa
a-y way connected with the disorder Of decay.
~, ssens @ 199,Tagrs o1 aay Ts"sne.a should sske
down by excess, weak br naturs impaired BY .icx
ness, the unsttunX And rtiaHed Organization IL at
o1ct rebssced. revivtned sud halt up. Well may
this celebrated remedy hc called the MEDICAL W0N
DER.
Ihs STOPPING. trembling ytcuna Of depression and
debility becomes new nan; 10 stands erect. ha
moves with nFa dtep; his mind which prrvtons-
~ Bunk In gloom OF an amost iotlc apathy becomes
bright and actiye md he firth Ezenesased,
sc1ons Of new vt8os. Ths medicine reaches tho con
Ktittion Itself and restores It TO is normal condition
Fer these diseases II Ia truly 4 sovereign remedy
dose has been known TO relieve the symp
TOMS Try It In these cases. ani you wilt 2sys your
praise to CONSTITUTION WArEH-
MALES OR FRMALH9, ara you troubled wiE1
that tstrcss sing pain tn the a1na Of the back and
through your hlps7 .C0NSTfTuTIOS WATE1''
reiie-t you lkc MAGIC.
For sale bE all druggists. Price q.
n. 8. GREGG l. CO, P1oprtetors
MORGAN 4 ALLEN,
Ceu>ra1 Agents, Eo. 4 8 CilH street. View Yorx.
Vas stusaaK ELL; EgaEF Gnicsa2 s9a BURN
Ie1GA8 39t Is-.kTu %
, 1866-04-17

Hc}e thC H14fkc1 WE dHll, UTeHthE at 1.aH and
closing at l24AG la5. Silver nominal al 113l1a
Governments we're higher snd nrn. We qno.e !,
, 1866-04-17
partnRrsbtp.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
thsi the partnership hezetotnse exs3tnx betrFf=n
J. D. Fetkett and .. ". C. Eocdln. Is asye1scd hy
mutual ctnsent. .tAS. u. GECEEI%.
D. ", C. aOoDlkbs.
April 4tb& 1855, us69
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AMUsEMENTs.

CLASSICAL CoNUERTs We we're pleased to see,
lew days ago in one OF city journals, a truth tu
account of the art abors OF Mr. Carl Gaprtner, the
composer and classical musician. We, ourselves have
always considered Mr. aertnera man of great oeDius
and ability, have watched with interest his influence
upon the profession The concerts gwen by Mr.
Gaertner in tho winter OF 1859 we're "don1 the first
concerts of purely classical music gwen IN public in
Now, we chance TO know that they we're the very
first. Some subscription classical concerts mad pre-
viously been held IN a private nall, and classical
music had been introduced IN miscellaneous con-
first purely classical concerts held in public. We
learn that at tho request of his friends
ana pupils, Mr Gaer Der will give early in hay,
one classical matinee at the Foyer OF the Academy
thus Afforded to those whu really love Duslc, espe
clally should The programme contain. as 1t doubt
less Will some violin solos Until we heard Mr.
GaeTner our ideas OF SINGING upon the violin we're
never realized; and inoeed his schoo is unequaleo-
such perfection of STYLE such unernng truthIulness
OF conception ana funtss OF expression, and
such graceful ease In handling the bow, we have
never met with, So entirely does he throw
his whole heart ana sou INTO hrs per ormances that
often, while watching aud listening 10 him IN sol
or in corceried music in whIoh, whilst paving hin.
selI he eads others, we are reminded OF remark we
heard az one of his concerts. 81 don't like to look
at him." young man behind said che seems so
terribly in earnest he max me ashamed" Both as
q conductor and composer Nr. Gaertner holds high
rank He has most wonderful power in leading,
whether orchestra or cho us, and musicians we'll
know the worth OF hrs compositions. As q teacher,
too, be stands at the head the profession; for
the words VI Umpire, "he possesses not only pro-
found learning, but rare gilt OF lmpartlng his
knowledge; Is thoroughly acquaInte ed with the me.
chansm of the human voice, and is always so CON
sCentlOus and q OrOugh that he has the respect
OF all who not trfers." Let u.s. then, hope that
now and ever Mr.. Gaeltner may mee5 with the ap-
pr, ciauon his noble, faithful devotion to his art
mnrita
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@ OR SAL E =,

a. FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE THREE
E!I story Dwelling with three STORY double Back
Building on TW ELFTH Street above Green. All
modern improvements. sumner kitchen, heaters, etc
Price, s6OOO clear. Apply at this Office, between and
l2A NJ. 4I0
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WANTS.

THREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
act in importent locations for the New YORK Acct
dental Insurance Company Active OF good address,
apply 10 FRANK o. ALLEN, Branch ONCE, No. 4lp
CHESTNUT Street Apply soon 2M
@O6 TO S45 FOR A SUIT OF BLACK Oh
dbOD fancy cOlored cloths army and navy clothing
do. in tyIe unsurpassed.
III Sm rp FARR, No. 10 NINTH st., above Chesnut
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cAUTIo N.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

eseeaeeeSszza A REDUCTION OF TWENTY-FIVE
IJsY per cent, from sl25 to $500 less upon each
lnstrqment thu our Regular Schedule Prices.
DesiItng TO reduce our 8rge stock OF superior and
highly improved richly finished seven octave Rosewood
PIANOS previous 10 the removal to new store,
GraId Row No 1903 Chesnut street. we have concluded
TO ofer them at the actual cost to manufacture and
war.
these instruments have been awarded the highest
premiums at all the principal exhibitions ever held In
this country with numerous testimonials from the first
artists in America and Europe They are now the lead
ing Pianos, and sold to ali parts OF the world
Persons desiring TO purchase drst-class Piano at
greatly reduced rates, should not fail to avail them
selves OF this opportunity. Circulars OF the regular
schedule price With precise of the styles of our
Pianos can be had at the waIerooms anc, on appca-
SCHUMACHER q CO.,
WaTeroOIns
462lt p No 1921 chestnut Street
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LIFE. GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

LII - oUOVIu nVp ULnVI'
Mrs. s. Il. ALJe7e'S WOrLCI'S
HGi7' RestOrer and Dress
ing i1aoigOrGte, strengthen
and Ie9tgthe11 the hair. They
act directly atpOn the roots
of the hair, supplying re-
QaGired NO1GriS7om1e91t, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair d&sGp-
pears, bald spots are co.,
erred, hair stops failing, and
hGcatT'tG1t g9OaOth is the re-
suit. Ladies and children
SCiW appreciate the delight
fatL fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance ia'ap01't-
Ell to the hair, and no fear
of SOiLi1lg the skin, scalp, or
most elegant heGd-GreSS.
Sold by ALI DruGgisGs.
Depot 1893 & 200 Greenwich st. NY.
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a ARCH AND TWENTIETH, NEAR ST.
~ Clements ChuTch.-Superior dwelling, No l42
TWENTIETH Street tor sale cheap. Call from lOh TO
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WATCHES.
r EASONS s w HY 7 H E
AMERICAN WATCH,
MADE AT WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS,,
Is THE BEST.

1t is made On the best principle It's frame Is
posed OF SOLID PLATES. NO jar can interfere with
the harmony of its working, and sudden shock
damage its machinery Every piece is made and
finished by machinery Ctself famous for its novelty as
wei as for Its eectyeness) and is therefore properly
made. The watch is what all mechanism should be
ACC URATE, SIMPLE, STRONG. AND ECoNOMI-
CAL. Except some high grades too costly for general
USE foreign watches ale chiefly made bv women and
boys. Such watches composed of several hundred
pieces, screwed and rveed together, and require
repairs to keep them in any kind Of order. All
pertons who have carried "anc, es," 'lepines" and
"English Patent Levers are perfectly well aware OF
the truth of this statement.
At the beginning OF our enterprise, more than ten
years ago 1t was first object to make thoroughly
good lowpriced watch for the mOD TO take the ace
of these foreign lmpositons-the foreign fac
tories-which were entirely unsaleabe at home and
perfectly worthless everywhere.
How well we have accC mDlshed this may be under
stood from the fact that after many years OF puDc
trial, we now make MORE THAN HALF OF ALL
THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES,
and that no others have ever given such universal
satisfaction While this department. business is
continued with increased facilities for perfect work we
at engaged in the manufacture of watches
of the very
Highest Grade Known to Chronometry,
UnequaIed by anything hitherto made by ourselves,
and unsurpassed by anything made in the world For
this purpose have the ampest facilities We have
erected addition main buildings expressly for
this branch of business and have filled 1t with the
best workmen in our service. New machines and ap
plan ces have been constructed, which perform their
work with consummate delicacy and exactness The
choicest and most approved materials only used,
and challenge comparison tween this grade of
work and the finest imported chronometers
We do pretend to sell watches for LESS
than foreign watches but do assert without fear of
contradiction that or the SAME MONEY our product is
incomparably superior
All our watches, of whatever grade, are fully
ranted and this warrantee is good at all times against
us or our agents in all parts of the world.
TION.
AS the high reputation of watches has caused
them be extensively countereited by foreign Makers
and sold in this country genuine, the public
toned to buy only OF respectable dealers ALI persons
selling cOuntereils will be exposed and prosecuted.
ROBBINS &c APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
423 STRIP No. Is2 BROADWAY MY.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-26

ARCH STREET THEATRE-The Flying Dutchm1n
continues his career. The mise scene aud Madam }
Celeste would mnke his piece sufficiently attractive
TO atone for the want of interest in the plot Mr.
Warlowe exceedingly amusing; and Mr. Stuart
Robson as the "Shepherdess" was as good as .
farce His little mlncIng run and his costume ar
irresistible. The two grand tabeaux admira
BILE as TO bear being seen every NIGHT.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-26

NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE This is the
last evening the Pearl of SdUoy Not only is Miss
Mitchell the attraction, but Miss Josie 0rton in the
part of "Choudon," the light hearted Rrisete, lis de-
h9htful. To-morro MISS Mitchell will produce for
her benefit Little Barefoot
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-26

O. A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT
Ell Fronting on one Of the City Squares, For partcu
lars, address NJ. E O.. at this Office. 4263r
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-26

WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Booth played
"IaeO,"a part in which we are all familiar with
his genus. He has lost none OF che great originality
of this conception but has rather intensified It, 1t
has now tine mellow tints that time adds to fine pic
lures. This evening he Will play "Romeo," Miss
Graham as Juliet, and Mr. Taylor "MeTcuto," /"
In which is admirable. Tomorrow, for his bene-
fit, MIR. Booth will play "Shy lock"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-26

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The Ravels have some-
thing new every evening. Their repertoire is never
exhausted; 10 night La PrimG Donna, a ballet
given for the first time, with a corps oe ballet of
forty, Young America and the three brothers. To-
morrow there will be agrand matinee at the reduced
price of ffIY cents