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PINK; ARTS.. :
VITI tc BROTHER,
' (ronjrNRLT VlfO VITI ft'RONS,)
Have Just received, per bark* Oravitle from Leghorn,
, - -over Two Hundred end Filly caeee of -
ITALIAN MAHBLEFIGUREB- , ’ "'"
* GROUPS, BUSTS) MONUMENTS, ;
garden 'statues and vases,
, v ; alabaster urns, , :
'■< *•- ■ ,i, ORNAMENTS. AND, FIGURES,
VERDE'DI PRATE;WARE, MOSAIC,'
K : : f : TABiiES; POUNTAINsj TAZZAB, Arc., &c.' :
>■ With a complete aiuortment <if objects of
N B AR T, :
r, Allot Which..they are.disposing of at the lowest im-
porting rales, Atthfcft-Waremooms,
W-iiit No. ARCH STREET, i
, fcB-B«2t.iV y.,<Balow SEVENTH, north side.)
rjpilE PIiniADELPHIA
Pit oi T X.bjc o A I.: 0 i, li , W 0 R ; k 8
r«wBOBNINa;AND-LOBRICATINO-COAL OILS, -
Sfeinfedtnrei and for aale by
PEXME, MOERIS, & CO.jr/ ■
da BRIDOEWATER STREET',
Of AtAHSNT. , '■ I
'•dAt&f'uNdTIOETO'CIONgIGNEES.—TIic
fr°m
IArvKRPOOLri* now disohnrginß • at Smith s Wharf,
1 ce,r
DRY-GOODS JOIIHEHS.
iHFOKXSRS AtfD JOBBERS ;
Wv-V. OP ■ ' ■ 1 - ;1
FOREIGN - AND DOMESTIC DRY CIOODS.
’ ■ ' 315 MARKET STREET. ;
If s3-3m ' ’ 1 : ” ' ,r
JJENRY D. NELE,
CLOTH STORE,
NOS. 4 AND 6. NORTH SECOND STREET.
French: fancy caps,
And Mixtures nuitobld for auits. '
VELVETS, CASHMERES, &t., AC.,
who l.esale and retail.
«8-thm Bm*
1859 FALLIAtpoHTATION -1859
JOEL J. BAILY & CO;,
No. 319 MARKET STREET, AND 208 CHURCH
, Alley, Philadelphia,
Have received by recent arrivals, and will continue to
receive during the season a full and oomplete Assort
ment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting in part of
HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTS, AND GAUNTLBTs.
LADIES’. MISSES 1 , GENTS’, and
t BOYS LAMBS-WOOL, MERINO,
7' SILK AND COTTON SHIRTS AND PANTS.
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS-
Blaelc and Fancy Bilk Scarfs, Ties, and Cravats.
Linen, Cambric* and Silk Hdkfs.
SHETLAND WOOL; ZEPHYRS, Act
Also, a handsome stock of!WHITE, LACE, and
MILLINERY GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES.
COTTON, MARSEILLES, and LINEN SHIRT
FRONTS, a large and oheap variety. -
*‘JOUVIN*S SYSTEMS.” BEST QUALITY KID
GLOVES* A Bplendid assortment of colors and sizes.
WOOL COMFORTS, HOODS, JACKETS, NUBTAS, it o
Together with a large assortment of CLARK’S supe
perior ste-ecrd “Silk-Finished” and “Enamelled”
SPOOL COTTON.' Also, their Sewing Machine Cottou,
pnt up on spools of 2,400 yards each, towhloh tho atten
tion of Shirt Makers and Manufacturers is particularly'
requested. ‘ •- \ ’
CASH AND PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS
are invited to examine-our Stock, whieh is one of the
i&rgeßt and most attractive ever offered to the trade, '
•7‘Sm, /
BOOTS ;and SHOES.
J m & M. SAUNDERS.
* NO. 34 NORTH FOURTH STRBHT,
(Near Merchants’ Hotel,)
CaU the attention of buyers of
BOOTS AND SHOES
To their Stook, whioh embraces a general variety of
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW ENGLAND
Manufactured goods, auo-tooB
CHAMBERS & OATTELL,
NO. 39 NORTH THIRD BTRBET, PHILADBLPHIA,
! IMPORTERS OF
FRENCH CALF SKINS,
. AS<D
MANUFACTURERS OF
CITY CALF AND KIP BKINS,
Morocco, and Lining., Oak and Rad Sol, Leather.
anD-tooS '
JJOOTS, SHOES, & STRAW GOODS.
1009. FALL STOCK, 1809.
HADDOCK, REED, & CO.,
438 AND44O HARKBT STRBBT,
Invite the- examination of purohaaers to a lull and
complete .took of BOOTS, SHOES, and STRAW
GOODS/ ’ angu-lm
J, W. MoOU R D Y & SON,
331 CHESTNUT STREET, (2d FLOOR.)
LADIES', MISSES’, AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS,
, SHOES, AND GAITERS, ■
Manufactured expreadr for the Retail Trade. aull-Sm
g P. WILLI AMS & CO.,
NO, 18 SOUTH FOURTH STKHBT.
WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE,)
Have now on hend a full aaadrtntent of Baatera and
Philadelphia work, to whioh the; invita th* titration til
Southernond Weiteru'Mer'ohantt.auU-Jin
STERLING, & FRANKS, ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
• 4 ; - ■■ .j'i nr
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NO. 413 AHOH STHBET.
Purchasers visiting the oity will please oall and exa
mine their stock. aul2-2m
& 00,
WHOLESALE DEALERB
' ‘ ' ra
BOOTS AND SHOES.
• NO. SIS MARKET STRHUT,
*o»-»in
PALL STOCK
»»
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOSEPH H. THOM BOS * Co ■
IU MARKET STREET,
Hava now on hand a triage atook 'of
; BOOTS AND SHOES
Of
BVBRY VARIHTY, EASTS RN AND CITY MADE.
Farohaaera viattlni the oity will pleeae oeUasd ex
emine their atoolc. Jrißtf
RASIN, & CO.,
BOOT Afro SHOB WAREHOUBK
i'AXD
* M 'AN UF AOTOBT,
■; No. fiOff MARKET STREET, Philadelphia. ,
We have now on hand an extensive Stoofc of Boots,
and Shoes, of all descriptions, of our own and Eabtbhn
M&nnfaoture, to which we invite the attoiUion of Sontii-'
ern and Western buyers. . aufl-Sm ;
MILLINERY GOODS.
QP E n ijsi a.
LINCOLN, WOOD, & NICHOLS,
.. 736 CHESTNUT STREET,
TWO DOORS WEST OR MASONIC TEMPLE,
*. WILL SJAVB TIIBIR
FALL OPENING OF BONNETS, Ac.,
THIS DAY,
THURSDAY, THE Biu INST.. •
"agJtnll ' ' '
HATS,: CAPS, Arc.
STYLES
GENTLEMEN’S DRESS HATS,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
)Y . E. WAR Bur TON,
430 CHESTNUT STREET.
Gentlemen are reapeotfully requested to oall end make
examination of theae new atylea,' hefere making their
FALL PURCHASES elsewhere. .
Illspatent ".POROUS HATS," and hia Extra Light,
orSN-ounoe Hate, are fairly entitlod to apeoial favor.
a9-3t. ■_ V ■ - '
COMMISSION HOUSES.
CHIPLEY, HAZARD, & HUTCHINSON,
, , ‘ . , NO. 113 CHESTNUT ST.. . ■ *
' COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR,THE RALE OF :
PHILADELPHIA-MADE
GOODS. V
Lamps, cHAidiELiEHSi ; &c.
f'IORNELIUS & BAKER, '
. . , MANUFACTURERS OF :
DAMPS, CHANDEDIERS,
*, .gas Fixtures, &c.
STORE. 710,, CIIESTN UT STREET.;
-* - - MANUFACTORIES, :
821 1 CHERRY BT.r AND FIFTH AND COLUMBIA
■ W-'tHi tS-inJi 1 avenue, :..
CAKPfiTifitis, on, ci,oxhS, &c.
rrp MEROJHANTS BUYING; OIL
, CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES;
BLABON & SMITH,
' MANUFACTURERS. OF OIL CLOTHS,
148. NORTH .THIRD ’ STREET,’ PHILADELPHIA.
We invite the attention of dealers to our iflfce stock of
FLOOR', TABLE, AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS,
GRERN GLAZED OIL CAMBRIC,;
a beautiful nytiole for shades. The largest stock of
WINDOW BHADRS and BUFF HOLLANDS in the
market, at prices whioh defy competition* - au3l-2m ’
JgAILY &, BROTHER; !
IMPORTERS OF
CARPETING^,
NO. 920 CHESTNUT STREET, '
Are now opening their *
FALL STOCK
OF
VELVET,
TAPESTRY, AtfD
BRUSSELS*
ALSO,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF I
THRBE-PLYS AI STJD INGRAINS. |
And an unusual display of e^s-3m
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
JU’OAt'LUM & 00.,
CARPET MANUFACTURERS,
GLEN ECHO MILLS, GERMANTOWN.
Also, Importer, and Dealera in
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTING, RUGS, &C.
WAREHOUSE 809 CHESTNUT ST. (
(Opposite the State House.)
Southern and Western buyers are respectfully Invited
tn oall. au<-2m
FANCY DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
gOHAFFJER & ROBERTS,
1 499 MARKET STREET,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS’
OF
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SMALL WARES, COMBS,
BRUSHES, LOOKING-GLASSES,
GERMAN and FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
AND
TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS. aus-3m
gURNETT, SEXTON, & SWEARINGEN,
Are now opening at tbeir store.
NO. 409 MARKET STREET,
Above FOURTH, North side,
A HANDfIOMR ASSORTMENT OF
NEW FALL STYLES OJf
FANCY DRY GOODS.
OF THRtB OWN IMPORTATION
and selection, which they offer for sale to buyers from
all parte of the United States, on the most reasonable
terms. . au£-2m
PEDDLE,
& HAMRICK,
Importers and dealers m
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND FANCY NOTIONS,, •
NO. 30 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Five doors below the Merchants’ Hotel,
Offer (or sale the most complete stook of Goods in thou
line to bo found iu the Unitbd Status, oonsistmg of
HOBIERY, of every grade. , .
LINEN’CA i hIBRH3 1 FRONTS.
LADIES’ ELASTIC BELTS, with clasps of en
tirely new designs, with an endless variety of NO
TIONS, to which they invite the attention of
FIRST-CLASS WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
BUYERS. aaS-3ro
[J DUHRING & 00.,
Nos, 26 and 28 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Are now reoeiving, by snooessive arrivals from Europe
THEIR FALL IMPORTATIONS
OF
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES,
WOOLLEN YARNS,
MACHINE SEWING SILK AND THREAD,
Andsolioit an Inspection of their oomplete and well
assorted stook,
Jyll-Sm ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN-TRADE.
BROTHER, So BREWSTER,
S 3 NORTH FOURTH STREET
HOSIERY*.
GLOVES, AtfD
FANCY GOODS.-
We have a fine stook of Imported and Domeetiu Goods*
particularly adapted to
SOUTHERN TRADE,
To whioh we invite the attention of first-clase buyers.
au£**m ; ' • ’
■■I.MIW. II,I|JII.1.I! I. , I _LJ_ ; _L^LBS—4««»aMe.
REMOVALS. ' .
JJEAIOVAL. ' /
THE OFFICE OF THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE; COMPANY
OF- •;
LONDON
Has been removed to the NEW BUILDING or the Phi
ladelphia Bank,
CHESTNUT STREET,
ABOVE FOURTH STREET. ,
■l-m - . WM, GETTY, Agent.
REMOVAL.
DAVIS & BIRNEY
HAVE BEMOVED TilF.lit OFFICK TO
NO. 87 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
«l-12t
COPARTNERSHIPS.
TVTOTICE.—The Copartnership lieretoforp
L " outting between the Subtoribere is dissolved by
mutual consent, THIS BAY.
THOMAB T. MASON having purchased CHARLES
E. ROBINSON’S entire interest in the Concern, is alone
authorised to settle the business of MASON A CO. -•
THOMAS T. MASON,
PmtsADAo Sept. 7,3853 C. E. ROBINSON.
N.B.—The BRY GOODS JOBBING Bualheaa will 1«
continued at No. 431 MARKET Stroat* under the same
nemo, by THOMAS T, MASON.
Philada., Bopt. 7,13J9. ; sBom
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore ex
isting between the subscribers is this day dissolved
by mutual oousent.' The business of the firm will be
settled by JOSEPH B. HANSON, who is authorised'to
use tho name of the firm m liquidAtion.
. i . JOBEPHB. HANSON.
July let, 1869. NORWOOD PENROttk
JOSEPH B. HANSON will continue the Tobaoeo Oom
mission business, and Agenoy for the sale or Bombrerb
Guano, a* heretofore. 1
. . No. 106 North WATER Street.
and No. 106 North DELAWARE Avenue*•
GEORGE BOLDIN,
106 North WATER Street*
NORWOOD PENROSE,
106 North DELAWARE Avenue,
NORWOOD PENROSE (Into of the firm of Joseph B.
Hanscu & Co.) is this day associated with GEORGE
BOLDIN, under the style and firm of BOLDIN & PEN
ROSE, for the purpose of oonduottng a Tobacco, Oil,
and General Commission Business.
Jutyl,lBfio,
TIJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
1' firm of WARNtOK, CHADWICK,' & BRO. is this
day dissolved. The Heater, Range, And Stove business
will be continued under the same of CHADWICK A
BRO;, at the Northeast corner of SECOND and RACE
Btreets. , , JOHN K. CHADWICK.
, FRANCIS A..CHADWICK.
Philadelphia, July 11,1849. iytt-tf
IMPORTANT i TO EVERY MAN WHO
KEEPS A HORSE, COW. SHEEP, or PIG.
THORLKY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE,
Possessing, ns 4t does, the bitter and medicinal pro
perties contained in Spring Grass or Taros, or other
finripo herbage, is essential to herbivorous animats, as
it operates in stimulating the stomach and digestive or
gans to healthr action. This compound or condiment
for feeding Cattle or seasoning their food, is oomposnd
purely pf vegetable matter, some of which is highly
aromatic. For keeping horses in good condition it is
unequalled, Cow koopors will find great advantage in
the increased quantity and improved quality of tho milk
during its use. All animals are bonpfitod by it
This food can only bo had genuine, in the State of
Pennsylvania, by applying to the Solo Agent for that
Stnto. - 8. M. SAUNDERS.
s7-lm 171* MARKET Street. Philadelphia. •
WARMING AND VENTILATING
* WAREHOUSE, 1132 MARKET St., Phila.
BUILDINGS OF ALL DfiSCRI PTIONS ’ 7
WARMED AND'VENTILATED BY
CUL7ECS NEW. BAS-B[TUNING WARM-AIK
■ . i UIINACE .
The above Furnace has. now boon in use during the
last two winters in this eity, and lias glvonhmvofsal sat
fisaetion. The large heating surfaoo being directly over
the flame of* the ore, and the oonioal tubes, through
which all the drafts pass, are so arranged qs to consume
the larger part of the gases from the coal, boing en
tirely of Cast Iron, with deep, sand joints, is now of
fered to the public ns the most complete heating appa
ratus now ip this market. C. w. being a practical
mechanic* will personally attend to all heating and ven
tilating.
Also,
Six sizes of Cook s ng Rangos,.adapted for hotel nnd
private use. Collins’ Patent Chiniuoy 9aps for ventila
ting and cure of smokey chimneys, with a full assort
ment of Registers and Vontilatprs .of every sizo and
pattern, Fire-place Stoves, Bath Boilers, &o.
Jobbing promptly attended to.
CHAB. WII,LIAMS,
■ au22-tuths-3m Late Bakkb St Williams.
Havana cigars—Of the following
celebrated brands;
Cabanas, Figaro,
Hojas de Oro, • - Gloria,
Espanola, Upmann, ,
Neptuno, Pruebose, ' -
Verdad, . , , . Vegas, &0., &o„ Ac.
Oi.au sizes nnd qualities, on hand and constantly re
ceiving from Havana, shd for sale low by
auUMm CHARLES TKTE. ISO WALNUT.
ATTENTION, EPICURES!
MINTON, m South TWELFTH Sir.at, holow
W&fnut, informs his friends and tho publio that Reed
Birds and Oysters are now in , season, and that ho is
serving upthese, jvith the other delicacies, in his same
peculiar style, which litis given shell univerrnl satisfac
tion for the past fifteen years. Well vcntilatod Rooms
fcf^ rtiea ‘ o*d*rs left to all parts of the oity. TRY
HIM! . ■ • .741*
WE HAVE DETERMINED TO ADD
pma retaii/IN’s of
HANGINGS to our business, and solicit from
all who are desirous of-decorating their housed an ex-
Fapor hunsin*-to any AMU
au2o-a tu th lm* 12 NortliTHlßli Street.
Economy mess shad-Nost; i and 2
a prime article, 111 store and for sale hr
retail dry Woods.
W. FE-'o'fl TOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS,
M A N U P A C T U R E R S ,
JOBBERS, AND RETAILERS,
L A D I E S’
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS,
708 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Invite the attention of Wholeaale'Buyers to their Stock,
comprising every variety of stylos in medium and first
olass Goods, inoluding > s
FINE AND COSTLY
VELVET CLOAKS,
HANDSOME
BEAVER CLOAKS,
MISSES’ CLOAKS,
NEW STRIPED BOURN 0. US,
BOURNOUS WITH PLAITS,
&c.» Ac.,
All of which will lie offered at Low Prices
TO CABH AND SHORT-TIME BUYERS.
J. W . PROCTOR & CO ~
THE PARIS
MANTILLA
EMPORIUM,
708 CHESTNUT STREET.
PINE CLASS
OP
FALL AND W,INTER
DRESS SILKS,
From the late '
' AUCTION BAIiBS,
AT
REDUCED PRICES.
OURWEN STODDART & BROTHER
Invite the attention of buyers to the above lot of Goods.
NOS. 430, 43i, AND 454. NORTH SECOND ST.,
sB-3tj ABOVH WILLOW.
PfEW FALL GOODS.
L. J. LEVY & CO.
Are opening daily a large variety of very handsome
Soods for the
PAIL-BBABON,
Selected in Paris for their rotail Sales.
They have now opon a very ologant assortment of
SILKS, RICH PRINTED .MOUSELINES and CASH
MERES, new Materials for WINTER DRESSES,
NEW SHAWLS, and'an extensive assortment of Goods
suitable for Mourning.
800 AND 811 CHESTNUT STREET..
s7-3t
gALE OF SHAWLS.
NEW STYLES,
at
LE BOtJTILLIER BROTHERS.
100 STRIPE BROCHE SHAWLB.
RICH BROCHE
LONG SHAWLS.
104 WIDE BROCHE SCARFS.
4Tff NEW STYLE STELLA SHAWLS. '
The attention of the Ladies is invited to the above goods,
which are offered at less than Importer’s coat, at thoir
NEW STORE, 012 CHESTNUT STREET.
s7-3t*
jyEW AUTUMN GOODS.
SIIAItPLESS BROTHERS
OVFBE A SVPBHIOB STOCK 07
THEIR OWN IMPORTATION.
RICH FANCY SILKS AND SILK ROBES.
PLAIN COLORED AND BLACK BILKB.
VELOURS, rOPLINS, AND EPINGLES.
NEW WINTER DRESS FABRICS.
FRENCH AND SCOTCH FINE SHAWLS.
FINE SHAWL BORDERS.AND STELLA SHAWLS.
‘TCKtfIEST TfWHTSD MOUBBEMNBS, --
BRIGHT CHINTZES, FRENCH-AND ENGLISH.
FRENCH MERINOS, PLAIN FIGURED. :
FOULARD ROBES of entirely new designs.
CLOTHS, CASBIMERES, AND VESTINGS.
BLANRETS, QUILTS, AND LINENS.
TABLE COVERS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
New Assortments of the most desirable
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN DRY GOODS
ARRIVING BY STEAMERS.
801 CHESTNUT
&5-wtli3-3t
gEPTKMBEK Ist.
DESIRABLE STYLES
. FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
. Wo shall now be in daily receipt of
NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES
OF SEASONABLE GOODS, FROM AUCTION AND
' OTHER SOURCES,
which will be offered at our usual tow prices.
Strangers in the oity are particularly invited to an
examination of our Steck.
CURWEN STODDART Sc BRO.,
430,452, and 454 North SECOND Street*
sff-Ct abovo Willow Street.
Philadelphia central shawl
AND MERINO ROOMB.
Will be arrangod this rngminy from tho two large
Auction Sulos of Hennequin’s Sc Lupin’s FRENCH
GOODS—
-20 liots Now BLACK CENTRE STELLAS, from $5
to 818oaoh.
New Style Pans Gnuffro Shawls.
Do. Double-faced Berlin do.
And many other kinds. \ .
100 Pieces L&PrN'S FRENCH MERINOS, in plain
and high colors. Blacks and Whites, at 750t0 $1.25.
Rich Printed Mousaohno Dolainos, all Wool.
Also, just oponed. „
Large fitook NEW FALL DREBB GOODB.
Satin-faced Valencias.
Camilla Foulards,
Batin Travers; Plaid Batin de Pnleatro. '
Poitde Chevrea.
Super Gltinay Silks.
8-4 Black Thibet, for Shawls.
Broche Shawl Bordering.
» Round Comer Black Lnoe Vqils,&o.
’ Daily additions are mado.
CHARLES ADAMS,
sl-thsm EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
TVEW FALL GOODS!.!!
THORNLEY Sc CHISM, eoroer of EIGHTH and
SPRING GARDEN Streets.
Have Just received a lot of '
BEAUTIF Uli SAT IN PLAID POPLINS.
Rich Foulard Silks.
Handsome Fall De T-aines.
New Fall Chintzes. &o.
WAiefc are very aertrnMtf and very cheap,
BLACK SILKS AND FANCY SILKS 111
Light Cloth Raglans ior fall weather.
Shawls, Dusters, treat variety,
Good Family and Fronting Linens.
A large stock of Domestic Muslins.
Great Quantities of Flannels.
Cloths, Oassimeres. Batinetts, 5c0., &o.
CLOSING OUT MUCH.BELOW COST:
Silk Mantillas.
Lnoe Mantillas. .
- Bareges, Organdies. Lawns, «0., «q.
' Ail Bummer Goods of every description, .
ByTHORNLEY Sc CHISM, EIGHTH and BPRINC
“N.B.-WEBUY AND SELL FOR CASH.”
an 2o-tt
Fall and winter goods,
For Men and Boys* Wear. . « .
Black and Colored Cloths, in Frenoh, English, and
Amorioan fabrics.
Fancy and Plain Caeaimoroe, do, do.
Mixed Coatings.
Beaver Cloths, Tricot. &c. Ac. ,
Just from Auction, a large lot of low, medium,, and
fine grades of Blnok Cloths, of Belgium fabrics, suitable
for the Tailoring trade. Cloaks, Ao., Ac.
OURWEN STODDART A BRO.,
450,452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
s7-8t « above Willow.
LUPIN’S FINE MERINOS.
One hundred pieces of extra quality and desirable
colors at $1 00.
One hundred pieoes of fino quality and of same colors
at 75 cents.
Those goods have the most value of any Ihat we have
offered. SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
B 5 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
TVEW AUI’UMN SILKS.
X z Just oponed ten cases of eolected Silks of our own
importation. i
Plam Poult do Boies, from tho lowest prices to the
finest goous.
Rich Lvons Sjlks of the newest designs.
Plain Blnok Silks, glossy and heavy.
Neat figui es and Broondo Blacks.
Blaok aud Fancy, two Jupos.
BHARPLEBS BROTHERS,
g* CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Btroets.
•CINGLISII SHIRTINGS.
Just received a choice lot
Of beat an t) medium styles '
English Shirtings, Prints,
New designs, good colors,
‘ SHARPLESB BROTHERS.
s 5 f EIGHTH and CHESTNUT.
Dress goods.
Rich Bouquet-pattern Wool Delaines.
Lupin’s Frenoli Merinoes, 76 cents up.
Cheap Delaines find Plaids.
Fall Poplins, Chintzes. Ac.
BLACK WOOL DELAINES.
Lupin’s Blaok Wool Delaines, 37 and 48 cents,
Lupin’s finest quality do., 50 and 5G cents.
BlackDombrizmea, Alpacas, Silks, Ac.
bb2 ' °N?NTHMcpMAJtX&r.
Fall and winter shawls,
Medium and Rich Border Stella Shawls, in colors
end Btaoka.
. Broche and Chain Laine Long Shawls, 1 of all grades,
in new designs. __ >
CURWEN STODDART A BRO.,
450,452, and4M North SECOND Street.
s7-3t ' above Willow.
High colors lupines
FRENCH MERINOES.
Pinks, Blues; Buff Green, end Crimson, only 75 cents
per yard- CURWEN STODDART & BRO.,
* Noai 450,452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
* above Willow. •
KETAIIi DRY GOODS.
■piGOltED FRENCH MERINOES,
at 70 cen'upor ?Xi“ 6diura ■ W«. "‘ itable fo F Children,
„ CURWEN STODDART * BRO;.
•7-St N 4531 tlnd 484 N ° rll ‘ SKOOND^atreot^
TILANKETS. .
~T fa". Woi (meat of RibWn-Bound
aud Waitßoy Blankets, which weliave marked to sell at
low prices. OUfIWEN STOBDART & BROm
No».«0,«B, and« 4 North SECOND Street,
67 "Qt ; above Willow.
TILACK SILKS
CURWENOTODDART&’uRO.,
’ tiO, ,«2. and «t North SECOND Street,
ge7»3t above Willow,
I?ALL AND WINTER SILKS,
FROM THE RECENT. AUCTION SALES.
We are now, m almost, daily receipt of new and de
sirable styles u6m the above sources, which we are
Selim* at small profits.
Wholesale buyers and consumers are invited to an in
spection of our stock: _
OURWEN STODDART & BRO.,
400, 402, and 454 North SECOND Street,
s7-3t above Willow.
PASSIMERES, CLOTHS, VESTINGS.
Heavy dark mixtures Cassimeres.
Do. ' with and without Sidebands.
Black Cassimeres and Doeskins.
Bjack Broadcloths. 01 00 onwards.
Light-colored Cloakings, 91 25 up.
Fall and Winter Vestings.
« WJfflfer.
TVEW PALL CLOAKS.
J-1 The Subscribers
NEW FALL CLOAKS. " D ° W
FLOMBIERE STRIPE CLOAKS.
CHESTERFIELDS, CABAQUES,
to which they respectlully invite the attention of
Ladies.
The Baris Mantilla Emporium,
708 CHESTNUT Street.
au3o J. W. PROCTOR 0c CO.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
SILVER WARE.
wm. wieson & Son
Invite special attention to their stook of SILVER
WARE, which is now unusually large, affording a va
riety of pattern and design unsurpassed by any house
the United States, and of finer quality than is manufac
tured for table use in any part of the world.
Our Standard of Silvor ia 935-1000 parte pure,
Tho English Sterling ...925-1000 “
American and French....... 900-1000 “
Thus it will be seen that we give thirty-five parts purer
than the Amerioan aqd Frenoh eoin, and ten parts puror
than the English Sterling. We melt all our own Silver,
and our Foreman being oonneoted with tho Refining De
partment of the United States Mint for several yoars, we
guarantee the quality as above (935), whioh is tho finett
that can be made to be serviceable, and will Teiißt the
notion of aoids much better than the ordinary Silver
manufactured.
WM. WILSON & SON,
S. W. CORNER FIFTH AND CHERRY STS.
N.B.—Any fineness of Silver manufactured as sgreod
upon, but positively none inferior to French and Ameri
can standard.
Dealers supplied with the same standard as used in
our retail department.
Fine Bilver Bars, 999-1000 parts pure, constantly on
hand. au2i-Cm
PAPER HANGINGS, Ac.
\yALL PAPER.
HART, MONTGOMERY, & CO.,
NO. 383 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have one of the largest Factories in the oity, and are
prepared to furnish all qualities of
PAPER HANGINGS,
BORDERS,
AND
DECORATIVE PAPERS,
Either to oity or oountry, at the lowest rates.
Their stock now on hand is large, and owners of pro
perty, builders,and dealersigenerally, will find it to their
advantage to purchase of them. au29-lm
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
HOWELL & BOURKE,
IT SOUTH FOURTH STREET, (sblow Mabixt),
AND OPPOSITE MERCHANT STREET,
Have on hand a large and splendid assortment of
WALLL AND
WINDOW PAPERS,
To whioh they invite the attention of
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN BUYERS.
au2s-2m
CHINA AND QVEENSWAKE.
rpURNBULL, ALLEN,
& GO.,
NOS. S 3 AND 35 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
IMPORTERS
. AND
Wholesale Dealers in
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARB.
PITTSBURG GLASS AGENCY,
supplied with Glass at Manufacturer’s
prices, aus-2m
jgOYL & STROUD,
, -“ r - IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
Have now on hand a complete stook of >
QUEENSWAEE,
GLASSWARE, ftbd
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA*
At their Old Stand, No. 33 NORTH FOURTH ST.,
four doors below Merchants’ Hotel, to which they invite
tho attention of WHOLESALE BUYERS.
>9* Aop.nts pob Pittsburg Glass. aus-3m
UMBRELLAS.
gIMON HEITER,
, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER
OF
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF THIRD AND MAR
KET STREETS.
My stock Ib now very complete in every department
and will be found to offer induoements'to buyers unsur
passed by any other.house, auU-2m -
gLEEFER & FENNER,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS
op
UMBRELLAB AND PARASOLB,
32G MARKET.STREET, PHILA,,
Are no it maWngmore tlian five hundrbi> diffbrbnt
yAatETißs of umbrellas, of every size, from 23 to 40
inches.
Buyers who have not had 8. Sc F.’s make of goods will
find their time well spont in looking over this well-made
itook, whioh includes mart novelties, not to be met
with elsewhere, aus-3in
LOOKING-GLASSES.
GLASSES.
Now in store the most extensive and elegant asso. t*
moutof
LOOKING GLASSES,
For every space and every position, and at the most
moderate pnoes.
LOOKING GLASSES
In the most elaborate and tho most simple frame*,
LOOKING GLASSES
Framed in the best taste, and in the most substantial
'manner.
LOOKING GLASSES
Furnished by us, are manufactured by ourselves in our
owu establishment. ♦
LOOKING GLASSES
and WALNUT frames for Country
JAMES Si EARLE A SON, !
816 OHESTNTUT STREET,
api-tf phiiaAdblfhia.
WINDOW SHADES.
JjIALL TRADE.
TO MERCHANTS BUYINO
WINDOW SHADES,
WINDOW HOLLANDS,
WINDOW SHADE FIXTURES,
CURTAINS OR CURTAIN MATERIALS.
W. HENRY PATTEN,
63,0 CHESTNUT STREET,
OFFERS FOR INSPECTION TO BUYERS
Jl PULL 1.1. NU OF THS JLUOVB GOODS,
Manufactured and Imported expressly for the
FALL TR.ADEj .
Bd-dt] Whioh are offered at
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
WINES. AND LIQUORS.
pRINOE IMPERIAL
CHAMPAGNE,
rnoM
• DE VENOGE & CO , EPERNAY, FRANCE,
TlllB IS a. FEBFSCTI.T PoBB AND DkLICATB WINB,
from the Vineyard of Messrs. De Yenoge Sc Co.i whose
estate lies in the centre of the far-famed Champagne
District of Prance. It has hitherto been oonfinod to the
best tables of England and the Continent, and has only
very recently beon introduced into this country, where
its rare quality, combined with tho moderate price at
which it is offered, is already achieving a saocess and
jppulnrity unprecedented in the annals of the Wine
Sold'in this pity br REEVES A DEAL; No. 204 MAR
KET STREET, and at tho Principal Hotola, and bj all
the leading dealers throughout the country.
E. V. HAUGHWOUT,
SOLE IMORTBH,'
Corner or BROADWAY and BROOME STREETS
NEW YORK. JylB-tuth&s2mif
112 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. 112
BTEREOBCOPIC BAZAAR.-Great Emporium for
Stereoscopes arid Stereoscopic Views, American, French
And English. OporaGiassos, Microscopes, and improved
Spectacles, correctly gutted to the ores, at
„ Optician,
112 South FOURTH Street,below Chestnut.
BST Artificial Human Eyes ipjorted. • sfl-imif
GUANO, GUANO.—ISO tons of Guano,
in store and for sale, at $2O per 2000 fts, by
aV6t* WII.LOW-steSwSßnnnd.
REFINED. SUGAR—SOO barrels various
grades. 150 bbt« crushed, riftedand powder, l
tor sal. by JAMES GRAHAM A. CO..
a"* l LeITTIA Strait.
©ALT AFLOAT.—S,OIS sacks Liverpool
arrived per Bhip Sir John Franklin, for sale
m lots to suit hr ALEX. KERR,
. «Mt« 134 SOUTH and 522 NORTH WHARVES,'
WANTS.
W AN ™P — I" a Manufacturing Busi
, , T. ness of five years’ standing,- in the city of Phila
delphia, yieidinga.net profit.of from 35 to 30 per cent.,
on actve partner with a capital of 94.000. or one who
oan command > sufficient sum to buyout t\ie establish
ment. 98J)Q0 cash would be required. Address “In-'
dustr s,* r Ledger office. sS-thmw-St*
*VK7"ANTED A Situation -by a Young
I.T fitan jn a Shipping and Commission House, or as
a Shipping plerk in a Wholesale Houao; who is well ac
quainted with the business and has some trade whioh he
can mfluonoe. Best reference given. Address “ Ship
per,” at thuoffioe. *^3t*
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business hand, is desirous of obtaining Writings
of any kind, either outor at home. Address foprist,”
Ledger office. , 1 s7-3t*
"VI/’ANTED —To rent a Furnished House,
▼ Y jn the City or Germantown, Address A 8., Press
Office. gfl-3t*
"VyANTED —An active Business Man,
* with a capital of 910,000 to 920 M0, in a business
already established, and where a similar amount is in
vested. The. business is a safe one, and very lucrative,
and can be greatly extended. To any one with capital a
chance lb here presented that is rarely met with. Ad
att/Jw rpiißQ. at tlus office, or confer with J. G.
ALKoiLA w, Esc., one of thaprounetors of the Com
mercial Agency, No. la north THIRD St ,se2-6t*
ANTED—A Partner, with $6,000 cash,
jV, Join the Advertiser in the General Commission
and Brokerage Business. The above offer should have
the consideration of every man who wishes to invest
such amount safely. .Address, with name and refer
enoes, “ Commission,” at The Press office. rf-fit*
WANTED TO EXCHANGE forhuproy-
New Jersey. The Railroad from Camden.to Bridgeton!
shortly to be laid, passes within a short distance of the
land. For further particulars address J. K., office of
The Press, • Jell.
FOB SALE AND TO LET.
mFOR SALE, VERY CHEAP—A double
Thr.e-.toT Briok Dwelling, Mo. HM FRANK-
Iu 4 ! Street, below Jefferson. Lot 100 feet deep, with
two-storv Carpenter Shop on Robinson street. Price
91.100, sobjeot to Ground Rent of $B4. Apply on pre
imies, , sB-st
€£§ FOR SALE—Two Houses on Frank-
JaiHLiin street, Not. 1332 and 1310, with alt the modern
improvements. Lot 100J4 feet deep to Penh street.
Are offered for 9500 and SLOUQ less than cost. They
are substantially built, and of good material. Not much
money wanted. , sB-Bt* •
TO RENT, TO GENTLEMEN, Tff O
Large Rooms, in a private family. Furnished or
Unfurnished, with the use of Bath. < Location central.
References exchanged. Address “ R. 8.,” Prist office.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY OFFERED TO
persons wishing*to commence Housekeeping.' A
House to Rent and Furniture for sale, in ofaeof the
most desirable locations, within five minutes walk of the
.business pnrt of the city. Rent 9450. Fine Rosewood
and Brocatelle Furniture, almost new, audwill be sold
on* accommodating terms. Address " Box 723,” Post
Office. - • - - s7-2t*
RENT-
The largo, well-lighted R00M,50 by 39 feat, over
HAZARD’S BOOKSTORE,
T 94 CHESTNUT STREET,
WIPB BWTBANCB—BVBRT CONVBSIBNCB.
RENT LOW TO A GOOD TENANT.
APPLY ON THE PREMISES,
s6-3t
PERI’OR
NORTH THIRD STREET STORE TO RENT.
The large and well-lighted granite-front Store,*
No. 134 NORTH THIRD STREET,
ABOVE ARCH,
Suitable for
JOBBING OR HEAVY PACKAGE TRADB.
Terms satisfactory to a responsible tenant. Apply on
the promises, or at
No. 427 VINE STREET. 1
TO LET—The Office lately occupied by
Okie Sc Capp, Brokers, 223 DOCK Street. Com
pletely furnished with water, gas, counters, desks, fire
proof in wall, <Sco., &c well suited for a Broker. Insu
rance, or Railroad Office. Will lie let with or without
the furniture. Apply to J. M. GUMMEY SONS, 020
WALNUT Street. se3-stuthlot
MFOR SALE—A three-story Modem
Dwelling, No., 836 MARSHALL Street! with all
the conveniences— 2 ranges, 2 heaters, gas, and water
throughout. Apply on the premises. t s6-st*
A RARE CHANCE.—For sale the! Stock,
Good-will, and Fixtures(with lease)of a WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL GROCERY STORE,Dne of the
beststAnds in MARKET Street. For particulars, ad
dress Q. A. D., at the office of this paper. • s6-3t*
mFOR SALE, a bargain, or .to Rent.—
The House and Store Nos. 501 and 1 03 YORK Ave
nue. Suitable for the Bhoe trade or any light busi
ness. Terms low. Apply at No. 491. se3-7t*
®TO RENT—A Largo Stone Dwelling,
and aboutB acres of Germantown, situated
on Linden Avenue, within 6 minutes walk of the Depot.
There is hydrant water throughout the house, apd the
grounds are in good condition. For further particulars
apply to BEDLOCKAPABCHALL,
sl-6t* Conveyancers, 735 WALNUT Street.
For sale.
The Subscriber will dispose of the entire Stook of
FINE MONUMENTS, STATUARY,!
HEAD AND FOOT STONES, k o., Ac.
AT THE MONUMENT MARBLE YARD,
No. 1825 ARCH Street,
West of Eighteenth street
al-2m WM. HILL MOOBE.
FOR SALE—A FARM of over 200
X Acres, well fenced and watered, in a good state of
cultivation, admirably adapted to the growth 6f grain,
grass, vegetables, and /nut of oil kinds, particularly
.peaches, the tjees of which live to a great age.' Situate
within two miles of a Railroad Station, Kent County,
Dolawaro'/comfortAble buildings. For particulars, ad
dreai Box 32, Cheater, Penngjivama.', aa3o-im*
igj -A HANDSOME FOUR-STORY CHEST
BHi HUT Street Residonce for Bale, No. 3924. Lot. S 3
feet front. 2*5 feat deep, double 3*story baok buildings.
Is in good repair, and replete with all the modem im
provements, furnished in the host manner. For parti-
Tars, inquire of W. H. CARRYL,
ai&Mf 719 CHESTNUT Street.
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.—Koxbo
rough Cottage Lots for sale, admirably located ou
and near Ridge Avenue, above the Six-mile Store.
Passenger Railway Cam now running near, and will
aoon run by them. Apply to ' ~
JOHN FRASER. Architect,
au27-lm* ' No. lia South FOURTH Street.
BOARDING.
Large and handsosiely|fur
nished Apartments, with Bo&rdin a private family.
No. 217 South BROAD Street. sSth»Ui3t«
Handsomely furnished commu
mealing Rooms, with Board, vacant. Neighbor
hood, Broad and Walnut. Address “L. D.’* Press
office. -87-31*
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS for ‘a few
FIRST-CLABS BOARDERS. Communicating or
single rooms, in a central part of CHEBTNfIT Street,
m a private family. For address, apply at this office.
s6-at* ■ - : '
BOARDING Elegant and airy Roomß,
single and in suites, can be had with firsLclasa
Board, for the Summer, Fall, and Winter, at 1315 WAL
NUT Street ; ' suB-2m
EDUCATIONAt.
f|fRS. BARTON’S
XTJL BOARDING
AND
DAY BCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. 1929 CHESTNUT Street. Phila.
The Winter Term will open on the eeo»nd MONDAY
in September. AToung Ladies received of any age—and
taught whatever pertains to a thorough Education.
French spokefi m ti-i family. For Ciroulars and par
tioulars, apply as abo.e. au2s-DW&CaI-0w
INSUIIANCE COMPANIES.
WESTERN INSURANOEiAND
\X . TRUST COMPANY, • ,
Offioe, No. 403 WALNUT Street,
(Company’s Building,)
PHILADELPHIA,
will hereafter conduct the same with a combined Capi
tal,flJi(lavailabl|ETg Qp OVER 93s0>m0i .
Invested, for the most part, in First Bonds and Mobt
axons, bearing six per cent interest, on improved pro
perty, worth double the amount.-
P FIAk, INLAND. AND MARINE CARGO RISKS
Taken on tlie most , :
Charles C. Lslhrop, William Darling,
Alexander Whilldin, E. Tracr. -
John C. Hunter, James B. smith, .
Isaac Hazlehurst, C.N.Bhipman,Chicago,!}.
J. R. MoCurdr, . Frs. Tyler, WaverlyVN. Y.
Thomas L. Gulesple, Charles Harlan,
Darnel L. Collier, Jonathan J.Blooum.
C. O. LATKRQP, President.
WM. DARLING, vioe President,
American fire insurance, co,,
INCORPORATED 1810—CHARTER PERPBT-
WALNUT Street, above ITiinl, Philadelphia,
Having a large paid-up Capital-Stook and Surplus In
vested in sound and available Securities, continue torn
,ure on Dwellings. Stores, Furntture, MerchaUdixe.
Vesselsin Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
DIftBdTOBS.
George Abbott, John T. Lewie,
John Welsh, James R. CampbeU #
fiainuat C. Motton, Edmund G. Dutjlh.
Fatnok Brad, > Chou. w. PoultnSf,
G?^GE 0 Pre.idont
THOMAS K. MARIS, Secretary. Jaa-Ir if
MEDICINAJj.
CJCROFULA, WHITE SWELLING, HIP
-13 DISEASE, TETTER, SCALD HEAD, Eruption;
of tbe Skin fanaraily, oral all numorß and Impurities td
the Blood, are radioally and permanently cured by the
celebrated , MpBR i AL DEPUR ATIVE.
It has been a very important agont in the cure of
CANCEROUS DISEASES by Dr.LounsUarry & Co., for
a number of years past, and its great value in the cure
of Canoers is abundantly established by the many ourei
6 *l n° l S CR^FULOUS affeotions its remarkable curative
effect has never been equalled. It cures the most olwti
n SCALD HEAD, and all Eruptions qf the
Skin.readily.yield to amoderate use of this Medicine.
Malignant ulcers and Bores are readily cured by the use
of a few bottles.
Prepared and sold by
MacNICHOL Sc BRO.,(Late Lounsberry Sc C 0.,)
No. 50 FIFTH Street, below Arch,
For sale by the following Druggists:
J. F. Long Sc Co., Lancaster; C. W.Eptmg, PottmUa;
J. H. Racer, Reading :S. S. Stevens, Reading; T. & J.
McCUntook,Easton; J^a.Given, West Chester; Wm.
Stabler,Norristown; Simonßau,Bethlehem; Dr.Live
zev, New Hope; Dr. Leslie, Bristol; Schmidt A’ C 9.,
Allentown; Ellis A Bell, Manayunk, Pa; J. D. James,
Trenton; De La Cour, Qamuen; Brewster Sc Co.,
Bridgeton; Robertson A LippincotLßalem, N. J.IMO
- Wilmmston; L. 8. Hoopes, Wilmington: T- F.
Hammersly, Milford, Del; and Druggists generally,
jell-stuthsnuf
HYDROPATHIC.
QHKSTNUT SPRINGS.
WATER-CURE.
At CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA Count,. Po,.
for the.treatment of allChronio and obstinate diseases.
Tins institution, under the charge of an experienced and
skilful Physician, is now confessedly the leading and
most successful hydropathic establishment in this
oquntTy.
Rjsyerbscbs.—Mrs. Mary Cottringer, 384 North
Twelfth street; Charles L. Bharpless, Esq., corner
Eighth and'Chestnut streets: George Grant,Esq.,333
Market street; 11. Farrington, Esq., of Myers, Claghorn,
Sc, Co, For other references and particulars address
DR. JOSEPH A. WRDER, .
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, CHESTNUT HILL.
Jed-Smif - _____ L
ifw SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER-
Ih CHANTS will find a sulondid assortment of^Frll
Millinery, at Mrs. M, 8. BISHOP’S,No. 915 CHESTNUT
Street. n auSO-lm
TIJEW Nos. 1 & 2 —A small
1* 'invoice of assorted packages, landing from steamer
Ken.inß.cn, and for ml, , TAyLOR 4 qp
„ 2?ua J3S SOUTH WHARVES,
'YyALNUT-STRERTTfTBATRin .
’ ” " EnwralWed Soco*m:
' 1 " UopanllAlsd SaooMa!
HOUSES CHOTTO n |^ #i#d SUCWMI
; • HOUSES CROWDED
„ . . HOUSES CROWDED
From Pit to pome,
From Pit to Dome.
From Pit to Dome*.
ftr highly mt»lte#fcuil
B 7 highly intaLcstnil
. , a . . ' *■ By. highly intellectual
And discriminating audience#,
And discriminating audiences, j.
.And digoriminatinff AuaianoM,
- To witness the
• To witness the
n jo. To witness the
• >» ra * 1 d Spectacnl»r l>ra4ujv' "•'
- J? faa 4 Spectacular Drama , l.
° ra FAilrT srjj.BToVgfljTg,.
v FAUST AND MARGUERITE"
With if new Boe£^Y BTAM *
with its new Boenery,
With its new scenery,
Msgni.Scent Dresses,
Magnificent Dresses,
hlsgmficent Dresses,
Beautiful Music,
Beantifal Music,
Beautiful Music, ' -
Chartctomtjo panes*,
Characteristic p&noes.
Characteristic X>&Qce*,
Magical Effects,
Magical Effects*
Magical Effects.
Sublime Apotheosis,
Bohlime Apotheosis,
Sublime Apotheosis,
And >
Greet Cast,
Great Cast,
Great Cast.- _ - .
j- BTkOBERTS a« Meptoatophfles,
' S‘ 55553313 Mephistophue*.
J*JB. ROBERTS a* MephUtophllesi
PERBY, mSffIit&i? BOWERS,
„„„ PEtIRY. SHEWEIjL. BOWERS
mSI:
iMtSS: ■&&&&
Ever, Eight, Ever, Night!.
Secure jour Seats !
Secuxrf yonr Seals!
Seeure yoor Setts •
Without extra ehArge!
Without extra charge!
Without extracharge!
PRICES AS USUAL,
asr prices as usual:
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIO.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS ,
• THE 'PXiAY
THE BLACK ABATE,'
... Written bx .
MBS. D. P. BOWERS.
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, September »ti,
: EVERT EVENING TEIB. WEEK,
' THE EN'i*'ffifi e sTRENGTH
MRS. D. H&JSg* 3 ® «*»"•*
LUCY ESCOTT. ‘
MR. A. W. FENNO,
■ te**-
"whssst
MR. P. A. ANDERSON,
„ sp aw# smm w
GREETED WITH ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE.
ADMISSION FIFTY AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
p Mo^olk 1 A - w - until ® r '
a t9t. rB j* o’clock. Performances to commence
at At Delore g.
OPINIONS OP THE PRESS.. .*
.[North American.)
There Js a classic atmosphere about its language that
is truly refreshing. JWra. Bowers has spared no expense
or trouble in putting this piece upon the stage. To eve
rj man or s-omwor intellect or pnitivationit must be a
so different is its character fromthegene
ralityor stage piajs. in fact, there isia it a profusion of
everjthing—good readme, good acting.' splendid dano
ing. superior music.* artistic stage effects. and magnifi
cent scenery. Indeed, the whole piece is; to a person of
artistic taste, picturesque and novel. More especially,
ye must designate the last scene, where the whole stage
fmrly swarms with people. So well m»n»*ed n proo«-
sion and tableau has. never been seen here.
„„ • [Pennsylvanutn.]
Mrs. Bowers was received m the aecond act with loud
and protracted applause. The splendid and charming'
ballet, and melodious songs, intersperse soenes of great
dramatic power, and the ensemble is made complete by
the gorgeous <;ostamea and new and enchanting seenerj.
It was especially gratifying that everybody oonld be
heard distinctly in all parts of the house.
_ , [lnquirer.]
.That the public are bent on snowmcthelr' apprecia
tion of Mrs. Borers is evident from the immense au
diences which have already witnessed the production,
and we have no doubt that-many thousands of persons
will go to seethe magnificent spectacle while it is per
formed. Nothing more beautiful or exciting can be
imagined than four or five of .the great scenes. The
play is performed with treat spirit and effect through
out, and as several of the best pefonners now upon the -
stage take part in it there is a constant succession of
©fleets in acting, vocalism, and dancing. The persona
tions were very excellent. Mrs. Bowers formed a lovely
Witure of the heroic, philosophical ** Hypatia/' Mrs. J.
• Wallacle, Jr., created, as “ Miriam,” a character
that surpasses in effect the' celebrated Meg Merriliea
Ju the scenes in which she appeared, thero was a start
ling grandeur of effect that will long be remembered.
Lucy Escott made a powerful impression. She is the
best educated English musician that we have, posses
sing a fine soprano voice, whichsheuses in an admirable
manner. The two beautiful dancers. Miles. Gaietti and
Pratesi, gained hosts of admirers. Mr. Wailaok splen
didly.presented ‘‘ Raphael,” and Mr. Taylor spas the real
, Philamon ” of the novel. We cannot dp
the play.. It is a stady, and must be seen several times
to make its numerous beauties familiar.
' , [Daily New*.]-- .
This piece is a remarkable one. andjtives fuli play to
the drnmatio powers of tho talented company which
Mrs. Bowers has engaged. Mrs. WaUack and Mrs.
Bowers play to great advantage, and tbeir efforts •lieiL
unbounded applause. ■ Luoy Escott sings most admira
bly, and sustains her part in a moat efficient manner.
Messrs. Wallack, Taylor.ana Fonno fiH their several
roles in a higblv satisfactory nuinner. Tho dancing i*
rmperb. Sorna or the scenio effects are truly magnificent.
The moonlight scene on the Nile, the bowur of Aerasia,
and the grand Gothic interior, are ae grand and effective
ns anything ever presented within the walls 01 a
Theatre. ’
fTlie Prea,.]
Jtvraa placed upon tbe linißia a ttnlj. admirable man
ner ; the scenery van beantifnl; the various tableaux
very niotoreßauei .the'coatnmeß appropriate; a. yrell ae
Bpiendid; thadancing better than anypre have had hare
Ps® Lnmonreax. with' her heels, turned the heads of
half the young men about town j the musWappropriate,
and the ohorus and solo-singing effeof -ve, and much
applauded, '
• Mrs. Bowers played verr well indeed. Her clear into
nation.nlied the house, without the slightest strain upon
her voice, Mr.-Wsllsok’s representation 01 Raphael,
the Jew, was very good—he evidently had studied the
onaraoter with great care and success—he was sumptu
ously Oriental. The sconerwinasio, singing, costams*.
and danomg—these were all beautiful.
. , • {Evening JournaL]
It is the most stupid of dramatio stupidities, and de
serves, what must speedily oomo upon it, utter damaa
tion.
TX7*HEATI/EY & CLARKE’S ARCH
-T " STREET THEATRE. •
»rW. S ni>THURBDAY) EVENING. September T-
RiCHARD Hl.—Richard -Third, -Edwin Booth; King
Henrr VI, Mr. John GilbertjQ.tieen'Elizabeth,Mrs.
John Drew; Lady'Anne, Miss Emma'TCrlor.*
qpneludd with the Comedietta,of BDCTOR DIL
WORTH 1-Dr.Dilworth, Mr. John GUborU
. Scalk ov 1 Priced.—Admission; 25 Secured Seats
m Dross Circle, cents; ParnuetVSO eenfs.
Doors open at.7o’clook'; perfonhanCe to commeaca
at 7)1 o’clock precisely. * > ■. - £ pi ;
RETURN OF THE ; >
AT MUsicAL
„„„ COMMENCING MONDAY «VENIK»,„
SEPTEMBER I2.anJ Every 'Evenm, (iiliibJ tbe V»k.
The World-Renowned.(Original and Only
GEORGE ‘CHRISTY*fe -MINSTRELS.
GEORGE CHRISTY A R. M.HOOLKY,
. . PBOPBIBTOBR,.
8. C. CAMPBELL, Musical Director.
tST Admission 25 cents. For further,particulars sea
small and large bills. Doors open at 7, Commence at
8 o’clock. . ' LEWIS A. ZWISLER,
■7-tf , Agent.
Free* music, at fairmount.—
GREEN AND COATES-BTREET RAILWAY*
Th 1 Celebrated
4 GERMANIA 3AND
perfo’m overy afiernoon and evening at Falnnount.
The cars of the Green and Coates-street RaUw&y peg*
along Eighth and Coates streets, to Fainnount, every
five m'nutes - Fare five cents. . ► _ ,
au!B-i»mvtlitf WILLIAM READ, Superintendent.
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS ! * -
f BIX NIGHTS’LONGER! 1
AT CONCERT HALL.
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING. Sept. 8, 38»,
Ami oontinuo every Night during the Week. ,
*7- Second Se^onuf
CAMPBEII? MINSTRELS, "
BRASS BAND asp DOUBLE TROUPH *
The following new Burlesques will be selected from
their inexhaustible repertoire s_“ THE' GUNNERS
FROM KANSAS,” “SCENES AT THE NEW YORK
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.” NEWCOMB IN THAT
GREAT DA NCB. “VULCAN AT-THE FORGE.”
HARRY LEHR IN NEW ACTS ..“THE ESCAPED
CHINAMAN.” Little Bobby, the'Child of Song and
Comedian, with DULEY in new’ Comicalities. The
Tenors, LESLIE and LAGELLES.-wiili RAINER, in
their amusing Ballads. “THE COUNTRYMAN AND
ARTIST,” with other nnmeroua-octe. •
For partieulfirs see bills of the day. •
ADMITTANCE 25. CENTS.
Doors open at 7JW o’clock; commence at 8.
■ F. A. CLARKE.
s5-6t Agent and Business Director.
McDONOUGH’S GAIETIES—RACE ST.*
ITX below THIRD. • - *
FIFTH NIGHT RE-OPENING...
GALAXY OF TALENT. ..
1,300 persons visitqd the Gamies on Saturday ereo
inv. *
Throe NEW PDAYS this week*Hernandez ” the
greatest livmg performer, together.with Rlohardßurt
lein, Billy Thomas, Paul Burger. John Williams. Young
Americo. and Master Tommy, Miss< Kate Leslie, ASm
Mane. Miss Whelpley, Profesaor Simpson. Master
A’Becket.
BAND OF BERENADERS. .
Admission 10 and 15 cent*. Private Boxes 25 oents.
HANFORD’S OPERA HOUSE. - *
ELEVENTHstroet.betweenChestnutand Market*
Open for the Season, ' '
SANFORD’S STAR TROUPE, :
the largest
Company ir\ the world.
In their exoeltonoies every evening.
SANFORD appears
Every, evening m Sis great Role of Oharaotert.
Doors open at 7>«. Commence at 8.
Admission O cents. Chiildren 15 cents.
angB-2nn{ - ■ ♦
THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS.
, No. 1025 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is open daily,/ (Sundays excepted,/from 9 A. M. tffl «
P..M. Admission 25 oents. Children under 11 years half
price.
Bartholomew’s Statue of EVE REPENTANT now on
exhibition for a short time.
HASSLER’S ORCHESTRA,—M. HASS
LER Sc BROTHER respectfully announce that
they have located their Office at their residence, 1208
LQCUBT STREET, where engagements oanbe made as
snal. ieW-3m
FRUIT''AND FLORAL FESTIVAL
WILL BE HELD IN THE
PRINCETON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
ON POWELTON AVENUE,
Between Mary and William sts.. West Philadelphia,
Tuksdat, Wedxbsdat, and Thpesday, Sbpt. 6,7, Sc 8.
DAY AND EVENING.
SEASON TICKETS, 2OCENTS. SJNOLB, 10OENTS.
Care and Coaches run within One Square of the
Building. e6-3t
$50,000 TO LOAN,
rK SUMS TO SUIT APPLICANTS,
upon D4amonds, Watches, Jewelry, Guns, Mer
chandise, Clothing, to., on moderate tennii,Jby JONEB
& CO., Brokors. norlhirest comer of THIRD and (JAB
KILL Streets, below Lombard. Established for the laa
-55 years. Office hours from fcA. *L to Jr. . .
Second-hand Gold and Siker Watohea, hy eminent
makers, warranted genuine, for zaleoheop,atone
the original au4-»x-if
LADIES’ HAIR BRAIDS, WIGS, FRI
SETTS. and CURLS, mannractnred in the very
beat and newest Fana atyloa, and of which wj conatantly
kceoavery large asaortmont(m hand, sold Vholeeale
ind nUuLat the tnw.at poasiblo prices, Ordcrafrom
.Heartsof the countrraolioited. and pmmptlj.attended
"iffo a new HAIR DYE, superior to Any m uso.
to. Also, a n6w jg" uu f OIS, No. IS TENTH SL,
auJO-Bm* Between Market and Chestnut.
/"tHEESE. —300 boxes Herkimer, County
Cheese, in store and for sale by
C. C. IADLEK&gO..
»u 27 AroU 4o«r hwyc Fniflj