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,TriBV. DATLY EVEISflkvT ' TkiGRX?ITti.7niL ADELPIIIA; '; TUESDAY, ' JAN CJAUY 23f
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07 NEW YOUX LETTER.
The Pknllux' The Sh Innuritnre 'im
lnny Oon Iho 1'cntnn lrlvtor
Then! rlcal-lboleta Crime Biitea,
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Special (irrespovhtice of TJie Emnint) Telegraph.
Trw Yniir .Tannnrv 2.1. I
The Whll
up" at the Cent
Bounced exccll
The Moxicau.
equally. It ifl'believed that Re'ueral Sheridan
will pionounce ngninst tie Eajdnd a flair, aa It
"w as a most unwarrantable proceeding. Under
tbie impression t'oere li but little fear of trouble
on the Rio Grande, and business mn feel easier.
The suspension of th Columbian Insumnce'
Company of this city, announced this niorniiifr,
is beiinr used as an HTguuient againr.t our d.imI
fire department. "The t'nc-Ts will show tliut this
company took too imiiiy and too great tiskn
durine tho pant year, which has been full ot ex
tensive fires., . '.'...
The Fenian pri vat ocr which left this port on'
Suhday , lut is said to be callon tUa Harmlctt
She is commanded by,, Captain Marlery, an fes
pcrldnced seaman, and gunner, and ha a full
crew. She is,roported to have Bailed tor Curk
with. an assorted car?o. The Fenians believe
the whole story and are building up nish bonr-j
upon 'other- vessel which are said to be fitting J
vmv ucio iui iur uiHtr furiubUH
Miss flatemaa is still playing Leak to im
mense houses at Niblo's Garden. The receipts
of her first performance footed up $2201).
The new LoniJoa play of Hmry Dunbar is still
"very suceets'ul at Wal lack's Theatre.
"Alicbieaii Ihll" (William Knne) was con
victed yeHtcrday of, defrauding the- (Jovernmont
out of money on lorded soldiers discharge, etc.
At a meeiiue; ot the Health Commissioners
yesterday, a letter was read from Dr. Charles A.
Lee, of iiurtalo, on the portability, sof cholera,
and sugnebtiii? efcrtaiu precautious lor the pre
vention of thedisease. Resolutions wera adopted
to scja sotic.suitable per.-.onto Albany to oont'er
with ihe Governor on the subject, anil also call
the attention of .the Lfginlauire u the matter;
attd to take mpiuure' to provide a suitable place
for the purification of vessels arriving in thi port.
,yrilllar Smith, Charles kelson, aud Charles
rarkery ernployed as qutirteriniiHtera on board
the steamer Champion, of the Star line, plying
between- this port and New Orleans, were
arrested on Saturday on a chartre of having
broltei into the cftr&o of the Vessel during -her
outwitrd-fuu4iiage,--ftiid- abstracted-- themrora a
quantity ot goods, coats, an(( bedding, valued at
$800. The prisoners--were -committed to stand
their trial at the 'Gmieral Sessions without bad.
A larpe portion ot the goods were recovered.
James Crair, a yomurster acred is, who was In
the employ of Mr;. VVrifrtit, aontfor the New
llavep Steamboat Company, was sent a tew days
since to the Fulton Hank ot this city, witii a
$1000 check, r Ilo appropriated tho proceeds,
and went ou a jovial spree, spending his money
rreely. His career was Moppod by nis arrest,
when ho was committed for. tilai, $3i)0 of the
money was recovered. '
Yesterday aiternoon the criminal libel suit
which Air." Alexander T. yten art instituted, ou
Saturday lastf, a?amt Messrs. (J. W. Mutoelland
William Mackellur, publishers ot the National
Foiice Gazelle, was brouuht before J as i ice Do.v
ling, in the Tombs- l'olice Court. Ex-Judjo
Henry Hilton api)eared lor Mr. Stewart, District
Attorney A. Oakey Hall for the people, and Mr.
Eldridpe T. Gerry for Messrs. Mutsell & Maekel
lar. Mr. A. T. btewart complained of an article
which appeared in laat week's Gazelle as erously
libelling him, ana he asseverated with emphasis
that he tiever knew or conyeraefl'with the piotli
eate French actresf, JNatal e Dura:is, the temale
into whd.-e toils an av;ed millionaire is aUr-ed
by the Gazelle to have been drawn. Counsel ! r
Messrs. Matseli & Maokellar" replied ;thst Mr.
Stewart was not the man to" whom their reporter
referred ifl the publication which had occasioned
this suit, and motion was thuretoro madq that
the complaint bf dismissed. Messrs. Courtland
Palner and William U. Lambert were examined i
to show that -to meicbunt of long siaadim? ia
this city the , roadio;; of the Gazc'le artclo sus
gesfefl the name of Mr. Ste vart," 'E-Juue Hil
ton said his client had no feelms ot revenge to .
fratily, jnd tha'.at this stacof the Trroceedings,'
aving-- pe-lormcd a pnbltc duty in calling the
attention of the public authorities to a grave of
fense that had been committed, he would with
draw from the case. Justice Dowlinj; will hear
argutuentsjat 10 o'clock on Friday morning,
i The last uprising of their countrymen was
celebrated last niynt by the, roles residimi in
this ciiv. at a rlaco in Essex street, 'where ad
dressed were ddlivered in the Polish and Russian '
languages, and a resolution was adopted to form
a revolutionary club.; ; . ". I ,"x i '. 1
Anotherice-b'oat racecame olfat Poughkeepsie -N.
Y., yesterday. The distance sailed was si'
teen , wiles and return, the boats going to New-;f
buro. ' The1 Una arrived at Newburz ausatl
on thS flowh trip and came ,in ahead on her reV
turri.' The run from Newburg-to w Hsm--burg,
a distance of eight cutei, was made in the
unprewdented time of seven "mtnutcs." .. Four
boats w ere entered, the Una, Mbmehaha, Icicls,
and SnowAake. - - - .-
The Untiish barque Diadem, under command
of Captain Honnam, which sailed from this pore
on the 6th instant for Liverpool, with a cargo of
petroleum, spirits of turpentine, and staves, was
capsized during the gale of the 9th instant, and
the captain's wife and two buys belonging to the
crew were drowned. Captain Hannarn and four
of the xjreW.nfkPr wards qied from exposure. Tha
survlvbrs arrived in this city-yesterdav.
The. . trial .pt Francisco, Gone Slyador;Ulasi
Pel 11 e'er,'' all as Martinez, was continued yester
day in the Kings-county Court of- Oyer and Ter
miner. The entire day was taken up in rpceiying.
testimony tor the prosecution. Mr. Mills, Dr.
Willetts, Pr.' Cochran, Dr. Ayres, Spanish Vice.
Consul De Arey, Madame Fibres, Ellen Sullivan,'
and Frank Vela gave their testimony. "The coun
sel for the prisoner tried, bat in va'in, to shake
the evidence of the last witness. His testimony
is impprtant. The trial will be continued to-day.
Before the, trial ol' Pellicer commenced Charles
Schmidt was arraigned to plead to the indict
ment charging him with the death of Herman
Welehnfr. . He pleaded not ' guilty, and counsel
was afcsumed Him ...- 1 i- ...
Business is improving.- Gold opened this morn
ing at 13!) j. -..!. . .- t .. v . FuLTdN.
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AbcH feTREKT' TiiEATKH if is Tlomcr hki) not,
Improved, 'ftier' rendiiioo pf.',' Caruille", is ronua
and artitlcial , lhara la anevldt ft"ort at boin
natural, which' is .full of alloeution.. Her vole U
forced In all its intonations j the head rote she
assumes, instead of being touching, eotrgeats the
grotesques In the two first acts the was rough and
coarse, wherea "Cam!lle" was the very embodi
ment of refinement, .grace, and elerance In outward'
niauner. it waa oniy me mmu iui was grou aua
dexraded. Misa ilwmtr has not omprelieuded
this. But to partlcu aria is a painful task. With
rant ' instead of pasaion, without the niiirnetlitn
of paihe, with t a voice deep and- eoooroua
tnriiirAd into exasrcreiatlona of all sorts, What can
be the result but a wearying and painful representa
tion? Her gestures are too forcible and too. frequent.
She baa a hue person, but lacks ty le and taste, (n
fact, it is a palnlul tans to criusize -ttropiuir auoui iu
acarohof 01 egoodp'int to ooiumaud. This, ho-
win ir from the manner she has now
a8iumca we. should imagine that she would piny
trawdv or me o- dram a Imt'er than aiiytliing else.
indeed, the fourth act of this play aurtfested raiher
"Looretia Borma" t an "Camilla." ' We await Mini
HoBmer, tbeieroie, In thoau deeply traiflo role. We
.iil.l wsamnlv ttiinlr, hut nil ' ' WOUlfl fled it
comfortahie to aleeb with "rato'f-d a hecatomb of
curls. Mih Uosiueit'a dm e though haudsome are
very badly made, aud la-tv moaaaatique fashion.
T 1 mi- A irulia ia a I. , na all wvTO time too lar scale.
She has grown Ifityttf w htch has not ( ynpved be
rni-Ten"J "nB Tupeau -uamuie. - air
HauktA
played ttwo liret ,ijta i 'tAruiaMd", with, ulet
eae. free trom iimiiiivri-m.' At the end of tne tuind
act be 8taitLir,IUtuleiaittutA exasperation, t he
fourih act, too, was a little overdone, though he was
lull of are and impulse but nasalon ii deep, not
loud. Alionetlier, however, taken a a whole, this
performance of Jlr. lUnkiu'i waa aatlntaotory. The
part of "Da Varville" baa been reduued ao aa to
leave bat an opportunity to Mr. Jamen of looking
the pan exoteuiugjy weu, xue bau-room scene
,or U n,,t,W -tr,r1nv . hut tho' "ni.l 1 1 HiUlice to-morrow 4 Weducadt.-) a
nil PnrV anil il.A sir till ni U nrA. v-.j
( i ( i, . : , .5- ' ' ' ' j v ivu, Ji l.fVJM YjH"u t, fUAt UttlllJ w
o,v ,,-J,, to-rln-r ia nf . hkatkm,---.nr. VI
wi. howevrr, wrll giron. 'Mr : Thavrr (he'r'pnt-f,
much nnrfniirri) we rooni "r'nirtffiiM " 'ijnrit.
inr to th r-citve,i -Tor-Min; wiiletr n attVrt. Th
jir wnd not pui'O'i h fino with Aty of f ho c.ir
auu eieKBDcu tut wine i this thf atrn ts renowno J. '
Kw Cb?kct BTimn.r-Arrak-tim-PoiM; played1
last tiislit tor the first trtto' this "season, W' be, ro
prated this vYonini. , T-na-flvue Vilb beglvon
firtfiificvii, for
ill ppi(.
arke 6pcnod,
to an ovorflowlsii bonef . TfiH -evonlng he anpoars
ns "WaddUove,1' oneut hlnmott popular psrts: ' ' ? ,
AirEHtCAli'niiATR If J'iuL vfi thl Glnth of
Ooitl, with lt magnificonc and lis firry hore!t-i
tracts gteatahd Kttliuiiastio, anfjifjnc. ,'I!id gro(
f hiktspenriiin plown,' JIc,, WaUett, will appear on
Monday Jiex."' n .i . ; n: . i .- ' . IJI"11""
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Hellkr, Iho wpndortuliy aiicoet,lnl ngii?rheat
of IWbert Heller Is Titwldrw;o,'?'fe'it'cldsJThore
tcmaln bnt five nlhfs taord on Vy-iijloh, our oilizens
cau sco his Dociojnantio perform mors, iKr'fj' niht1
lionize of bis audience has Increased, ofiti payri
ait: r a stay ,oi over tune wetaa, ua inore popular
and more admired than when his appearance wa a''
rovolty. All of our mnglc-lOTlngamiisQmAut sookor ,
should not fail' to attend aud, see If they can solve the
hiddou mystery of the Insoluble Spbynx. " i
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T irrw riiiADBiPHiA MmEtni. Tho T'l'Csent
week ia the last of the exhibition of the eunoiiUci at
tho Kusoum on Mitrkbb htrect.ibelow Kiuth. -The
bwuhful Circassian slave trlr), tho dwatf lady, and
the giantess can onlj be ecoa dutfjig tho ,noxt four
days. The' attendance, has been very largo during
the 'part two Weeks, and the exuibilfou ehtiroly
.ati8i.totyt';;T'V :':':iLi: , .
MATTERS 0VE3l.:TlIi: EIVER. ' ' '
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Attvmpt jo 1ob tjik Medjtokd Ba'xc.' '
One flight last week some daring burglars suq-',
ceeded, jn forcing an, eutraucq iutoihe Liurlinn
ton. County ftalioual Bank, ot Mediord. They
"nccted au entrance through u side window, ad
at once, commenced opcrotiousi on the 'vault,'
which' finally yielded to 'perse Veranco.' Here. '
they succeeded in opening an old safe1, "only to
meet ' with-difiiippointmrtitf for ty., c'optiinod ,
nothing ol value, save some booka and papeis.i
worth nothing ;to a. bui'lair. ,They tUen turned
their attention to a new. safer bat chat so firmly '
reblstod their eilorta that .tliey gave up the 1ob
in despair. . An. empty powder-ilask' waJ found,',
showing that they were toreed to' retrtat for the :,
want of 'airimuni'tion'. So 'ihdigtih'ut wcrd tbc;y',
that about fltty dollars in p'etipies, lijiug in,the
vault, was dermedbtncavh tlitvr notice, bin'caalt
their bright ..vipioas ot piles oi',gold aud greoa-i
bucks were spoiled by the invulnerability oil tho'
safe. . From ihe tracks m the snow, three pe
sons participated I u tho attetiipt,' and they were'
truceel to Sharp's . Corner, about 'a'railp 'froni ''
Mcdford,, where 1 h".v lett a. tcain hitched poder
a eht'd nt' the 'blncWnlth Enop. " A warm recep
tion wili bo given o those , who puikq. vha xiust.
a.U-IOpt., , ,. .'-,- i i : : t;..i,. : i
, KiV CctixTX BuxLDiG8.r The Board of!'
Freeholders,. of Capa.uVlay. couaty,1 sonto time'
since , ordered the constructionoiif (new oouncy
purpose of inspecuug iiriikr .strautiires . They
finally ueciwea, upoa. a plan, Hubmiited by-, dir.
Phillipiii, a builuer, -. who has just txmtpleted
what is' really an' ornatm-Tit- to 'the ton' stud'
countyi The offices to' be Hised' by'tbd Clbrk
8uirotmte, et., are sa!d fo'bfc iht'prior'ro Ip-'ne. in,
the State. 'The prepress of .Siuta Jersb;,. which
has received a' new linptiw from railroad enter-i
prise, willHCO'.i oDJitfraie.tnj. landmarks oh the
pat,, mux tQitiny aoour.u tne , "no as-aiuiuy-aia"'
policy. . i ) ' l'i ' ":'''' 1 '
Caged. A motley group of culprits, sen-
fenced by Judga - VandVke oh Saturday,' werd '
:iken up to Troivon on the 2 o'clock train' yes
erdav. Thev numbered eicrht In, all. and were
t-onvictou. ot .vanous graaes ot crime, to serve m n
ano pciiiteutiar.y irom one to nve jeors. some
itooken as li cact aown Dy tne seventy ot tne
Dunishnient.,"While' others '.'apbeared' as careless
and unaoncornud. as if -they wore embarkin? on
a pleasure trip.. i'Jerfcey la w,?' ia this locality,
la always pc(ii to ,Qimcnrau ouenuer, ana we
are siirprised tbtiy, in the lico ,of .sO many, warn?
ings, mlilicious or dishonest nersons.sho uld BQlect
our Stato as a field, pf operations. ., . i ; j j -. .
Dbath -. fboh , K;BiioSKNE.-rAaothor fatal
accident, from the i use, tif.keoaino, .recently
occurred at Estellvall'Atlantic county A little
gin namea isrown,'oouT;-ten years oi me, wnue
filling a kerosene lamp; was dreadfully burned''
by the accidental ignition of ;tho fluid Her life
was dcsDaircd Of at the time: aud eid tliis. death.
may have ended Ber pulferings. t ..a z ; -.,., ,
Ffr additional fiocal jffcrna .see! Third' Paje I
DEATH ; JUDGE If 0 RI P 0 jf
Ad burnmQltiOfthCoju r ts-r T r.Lb u to
.1 .-it.'
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The 136n. fJjlwald pfblQmp3i3ii,'?r'3;idfipt14u4?
of the Court of Quarter fiMsisna, departed thia
life at one 'clofclt 'this' morplpg, at tis Jtate.;ret-'
dence, Sermantown. The-immediate: cause of
his death 'was kn kttack of 'paralysis,,, to which
ce naa peen s.ppieot, tor some time past. : ,Ktse-
where w have alluded -in Uttirt tennis to fbe
lile,' cb,aracior'J' ind''eitti,,U!nt .publio ijervlces of
the deceased., -..-... .. -.i -v. -.
hisoRDEBtY DEK.-Gorjre r;Brotherton.
the alleeed proprietor ot 'the restaurant at the
north weft corner of Ninth fnd'Chcsnut streets,
was aiTebieii yubieruay wpou tne caare pi Keep
ing; a disorderly place, the resort ot thievies and
other depraved cuarauters the wan ant, tor
Jlrotberton'a arrest was sworn ont by Oiiieer
Uouert, who is ou -tnat tiw.t.' ana ' ts well
acquainted with tho place,-which -has long be
come an eve-sore to the public. Tho defendant
was held in $800 btttf lor t b,is appoarancOi at
Court. ;, ,-, ,' .-. . i j.
Camii,i.e: or, Tins Camklia Lady.-
Mers. T, B. Peterson ,s Jrothers, No; au(5 Ches
nut street, Aave this day published a new, hand
some, and very complete edition of Dumas' preat
worit-tue romance of 1m Dame aux Ourru:ias,
from which the areat drama has been prepared.
This new edition will be hailed with pleasure,
and Will be bought u) as raiii'lv aa all nrevioua
editions issued by this moat e'u'.urprising pub-
llbniUH uouar. . . ...
PniLAPELPHiA Circle F. B. At the
tab-d niectinac of tho Philadelphia Cimle of the
Keniaii-'''frrtherhoofl. behl 1
llasson, Ksq.,;wa elected Centre by a oU of 33
to 2U for Michael CuyiJle.- 'Michaol Mcpennotl
was electd Secretary, ana P. J. Cilligiui, Tra
surer. . This circle is pne of. the jnost ifouriBhuig.
iu uui M' . t -i s i i ,- ii, i , ,..
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MALICI0C3 , MiBCHlBF.A man bv th
name of Henry ltauey was held in the sum of
Suuu uau nj Aiiornittiii-iatcheii . to answer the
charge of breaklritr th windows in the hot-bouse
ot Mr. Andrew Drybiirgh; Mneteo'ntli and Itace
street?, on (Sunday jnorninjr, about a quarter to
two Qlclock. with the design .of freezing the
junta.', Tbe reguinite bail wa-t obtayie . , A ,
.'.BvRfiTiirft OFi A- Giun JMTOJfEi. loriro
irnndstoBe at Briushar8t'aw fat-tor t. la1 Aiuri--
can street, above Jetierson street, borst yesterday I
afternoon, and did considerable damage to the
machinery and the portion of the building
where it was located. A workman had been
lining- the stone, and had just left at the time of
the accident.
I nr . m . . i .. .. i j.
buililin':8, sullicieiitly capacious and coijvQQ:ent'
to meet the iiicrehse ol cdimty Bi'isies A com-.1
mittfp was appointed to1 'cjja'y out ttiq r(SOlt(ti6n.
of the Board, who' visited' oter c'ountL'sior the
ArAitiNa Aif Dwskb.-Jos-cph JJamp . '
blfw k, was arrested atbixf j and, Lombard slroe '
rt night, with a barrel, of .flour in his po w iv
noii, BllpIlopll lo have bct-u stoion. He hi.1 th
flour in a small push enrt, Joseph was locked
tin- in the Union.S'rectStution Houe, where tho
Hour awaits an owner? -v'1-
r -i t I- ' I '111,1 'I j I. . !
,CAvam. in thk Ac. colored fi'.llow
civinp tho namcof Benjamin lienson waseaugbl
abouL !) .o'cV'Ck last ni'ilit, whilw co'Timg dprn
ttaiis nt thehoUReof Mr. Torris, with a lot of,
quilts in hlBfp6?Pcsfl;6ti. Ire was' arrested' Aivt
committed by Alderman Swift to .answer, tha
charge of iMe.m
iptcd latwnv. ' . ' ;
Narrow 1oapr from
Drtowio. 1
nt Vino nrppf
Jamcg McCnw lell overboard
w nan iHt-t nipnt, and was only saved by ODiO r,
)criaid,of,tbe Harbor 1'olice, who jumped in and
icscucd ihe Jiparly twrished man. iiii ...'
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IsrerFCTios. of. Tnn . Tonica Fofcct?. '
This.mdhilnp; ayor,3HcMichacl coramencei his
ollio'al inspection of the police force.t He loteno's
viFitiiiT dnrinp the day. the. First, Beyond, and
Third Police Districts., . , , , ,f ,
MYSTERrdU8.tte body . of a iww-born
child was found this mornlmr on, the roof ott
back (jnUdtutr attached, to the. Industrial Jyork
at Tweqty-iirst and CalWhlll rtreeta. i . r. i . i ,
. . M , -I 1 'I . ') i I ii i ii !.. v." r ,n i i ,
RKCOKBnkPjCVIOirnni mv f tfio ) it f. : : .- 1'
. ' ThtfrBgfroctWBiralatid: j', w; ) ,',',
. , r That oivil ooi.flicU ahat'er,,' a! . ..
( Must 'by the jarest heads bp'plannqd, c ''; :', ,". j ,'
i And is tiDiokinr,matUn if' :' m i " -
. i . ,i . . . ---ii i .--I--, f i,, -
, -, Cut thoo aq I-qiadq cojat.who buy, : : . . I
, .Or olbor piece ot dreae, ' ' . : '
. vain, may recooRiruction try, ,-- ' r
, To make tho biimtlo less; ' '. '
. .' .Whi'e ConntrU's aruta nlways hit,: i ' -i i
; ; :-t6r fat Or lean,' a Vrapoful fit. ' , 1
Gt5.T8',,TMaTH8V abo Bars' Clotoiso.- i in
m;m , , ' t - : . -rtQiut HAUL. xui
, No, 513 Maukpt strsrt, '
., ,f - nfjfNKXX St c6,! ,
price grenllu reduetil to suit Mi tine. . - !.
Vootis gold at lower priori thtn-Am $veral erssi-: 1
' ' , .f f " -
Td Acmk of I'ikfection. Thla ia tho unlveraal
verdict eivtfn t the-Floience Hewing Machino
when ve Jtitroifiicbd. 1 he otijoctious horctjlbre to
other CrBt-claps hewing KaclJuo have all )enonr
come iu tho Florencp, and everybody ia delighted
with the. boiutrot)ita wurk.ias will-as the simphoity
and ease of-it tprartf-nir.-It mnkosno ess man
four fveparnte and diMinctetitohes. riz : Loor, knot, '
double lock, aiuVdout'le knot.' Eiich1 stitch alike on
Doth irlea of tlie tabrio It a!io ha? the rovojib'.o
feed motion,' elmbllok' f3ie'oiicrtoto lastuu ofTtha
ends of sennitf or atay any puri ol a seam -vithout
stopoiiif tho machine, tl.erehvitmying much hand
labor Besides, it has a nuiiorni (canon or thread,
and does not rpquirejillcration'ipptiMijiuc trouvourf 1
kind ot'work to anotndi'. ' Tho a;Tf"nt for t ie Com
pany, at Ko. eoOxheeinit etreti challeniea domuari
n with a 1 otliets. "lndiied.'whou tuoU comparison
In n ndu, tho'pri-fnrence a ways pro's tu favor of. the
Flrronce. Everv'mneMiie wurra' tcd to fivo en:i-u
pnt.sl'nciionoraocmt'Af.-tUrD'.a An chirge fnrlii-"
Ftruct'on, whether vou wiah to puro-iaM or mil.
Circiiliir? and suirp'ea of work contOiv mini on jo-cc-ipt
ot Etamp. J tJflice. Nd. OVIOClK'gn'jtttreet. - '
l Mrs. l'ANOTOS'ftUA'efrU-'Do'vou oniov ffoih?
to chuich iiowf" anked a ladv of -Mr. f nrti&z un.
"JLawtne, I to,"rcn!ind Mr. Pirrln.'ton. "No-
thiuu dot ie go nmotr loos ai ti (ret up early ofti
Sin day inoi'nin aud.do taoluuvh, ii.naho' a pqpu-.
loiistujiiistj-T uiisjicn-e wjth tlie(iof oel,',' . I'linro raouo
thitij which we a 1 find hard to din. er.sb wi.ihiiind,
that is coal, If you, wai t to soua Urs. rare nrtio:i',
nee irom'8 ato or oiisr; rn'l ' tlifit will Imrn without
loiniinir 'Isttfe- finders, Vo to W. W AH-tr. th ex
tensive doaler in . anthracite, at Jifo, 0,"7 N K'ur.h
stieot. below Giraru avenue . JW doin" so vou will
tcctuc a rood ait o'e at a modornto pr ce.
' MAitvif $A pes. At a recent lire ia Charlosto i,
on the 18 n (it Octolvn ono oi Marvin L ;'q.'s 8iios
was in.hodilod tn 'the ! ruins, and tvti cxosuil to aa
iiiUmiiimat fo'r-neferiV tht-ea rlp.vk. VVlum l.uo rlnlirm
wa rt-upred all. Iho bt" ,U ' paixm
entirel intact, b tn iroui.t,h. aoliou. of Ura an t
water .i , lhttAitMM'ii ha'e,n .rapiaiv inaitmg use l a
'reputation lor reliabil ty ia!.onsi -Of joafligr"toil,r '
t-quui 10 any now ninafl 'as it' ia imporfant tha,i a
file-proof sHfe should be1 -ns noarlv perfect as no .si
Me, pfrsoi's inicnoing to; purchase should Inspect
those aiticli'S bciorh.uuer filsewhoro. .., . ..
Vk Advihb ito'i!li'iA'iiiiis to call at tho
Kvans Gilt Hook Store, T AO. C'iH Chnui- atroot.
Koolis arc sold uh cheap ss in any other cstabuali
meiit. and a valuably! p.lj jir, njnd, with, encli book
'nw is mt Tiii to'duV'cidtliiiiar 'fX Chnr'ps
tisiokos-ik. .'o.'b Oiiu rrici frndiT toe Continental;
vjj - .- I I. I I
: All Pooks are so'tl arinirf l-atei at tho Evans
Gilt Book More, No, C'iS1 ' he'sfuut street, and a.mfL
fuJ
jwonn irom tu cuius, to w,.nubiovoa upon
tAfh
, . . . .
: a -. i 1:1 I
. ltKtuoKJ,i'iuou8i-Far iuperJot-ptiotocrran'is, at
moderate eharves. the plaoo uo- liud '(hem ia IS. IV
Jirin m' Gulery, Noi G21 Arch Btrejt. Gt early and
obtain a pltaaintf-pictnje, . tj-y ", ',; ': j.. ;
' TnusaiS, BKAOtfl, and ileohanioal Romedles ad
3u?ted with prole?3ioral skill by C. 11 .Needles,
corner ol Twellth and fiaoij trcc-ti, Ltadieii'tmtranou
'on I wellth btreet, first apor be ow, Eaee. ,
't rJ i ' '. 1 I'l
Vf K abe Glad to Know that the Kvana Gift Book
'Sterols imimnnerttly elhlihed a oi 028 Cheeuut 1
aireet. coeuy yum are given to an cuatonier
i CmiPEEB'B CxoxHijip.j-nBoya', vs.'i lntania',
.and AllascH Clofhlnir, in endlesa varlotv. at M. Shoo-
i maker ftiCo.'. JSoaiA and 0 JS .lahth atreet. vu- ii
The Kvaks Gipi Book'Stobk. i now permanently
. tstablished In onr city, at Pfo 62 Chetut strco f
! ' I.'K. Walhaven,
1 ....: : i
laeonio.jjivv,. r Mi
Window Cnrtaina, . f Window Shados,
(Vindow Curtains, . i' j , '.' Window Shade,
Window CnrfaiUH, n n i Window Shades,
Window Cartalns, ' 5 ' ; ; Window Shades,
X I ,. -,-, -) I.fc.WALKA'rsif'.,u t:-i; o-.,i . 1
: Ko. 718 Chesnat street, , 1 '
.1 3 H . . L . . .
' W. ft B., GcodClo'hlnc, Oak Hall, Sjxth'an'dHarkat,
W . & B , Good Uiothing, iiak Hall, Sixth and Market.,
W. A 11., Good Clothing-, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
jW.fc B.', Good Clofthlnjc, Oak Uafl, Sixth and Market,
W. ft B.rGood Clothlne.OakJbiall.SUthaudMurlcBt
W fc B.. Good Clutlnnfe, Oak Ball, Sixth and MarKot.
i i MAKK1KU, ' '!-
DOANE FEPati On January 1st bythe'ltey.
Ia1horhPrHlan, Mr. WlLLlAMl'AUli 1OOE
toMisa bLSANSAU CKC1L1A both oi
this city. - i (!: . i
' McKIXET-KKLCII. By tho Eav. Gooree Yao
Heme ,Mr. JOEta McKiNNJEY to Miaa ,KOt
SAN-N'AK. KEHKH,bothoH'hha(lnU.li)i4, -,. ...
1 ADDTCKS-Onttio'morhiuof the 2l t iusbnt,
VAAJVIE, wiloof Ohnrlea U, Addioks, and jouueat
UuuuiliUjr of John V, J'jitrick, ts4
The relatives ot the lan tiy are re!ootfully Invited
f o attt nd iho lunnral, from tho residence of hnr huj
band, o. lllll Fi'oerl btreet, on ' 1 hursday morn nsr
next at 11 o'cluck. n t, t , ,. jj .
COOl EB.On Saturday evcninir, the 20th in ant,
MAUY ELL , only child of James b. and Annie II.
Cuopor, ened ft years, i months and 11 days.
the rulatires and tlieudiiof ihe ianiily are reitpeot
fully invited to ait ud tho funeral, irom tho rosi
tlDeo oi hor parents. Mo i 474 Eighth struct, on
, Weunosdnjluiomiiir, the 24Ui inataut, at tf 'o.ok.
if.l)UrEJSllACli.-Oii the 20th luntautMAllil AS
LOUDEMlaCli, acod 65 year. , ., . ,
"'ilie relatives aud irHiaos At i'le tamily. iso Han.
cock Eodfo, oN'o. 43, I O of O Y., are respoei'iulv
inviuid to attend the funeral. Trbm mm lafe residimae.
Ho. 407 South nreot, oil" Wodnesdav afternoon ut 1
o'clock. To prooeid ti l,uthriu Ge.metej-v, ..
l'OYNIEK.-On thaSOth of January, 18jiiM.VN
LOVE H. I'Ol'NTEK, aod54 yeais. .
" l'lie relatives and lni uds of the lumlly, also, Jug.
tloe Ix.dtru.Ko. lio. 1. O ut O F.. Viunklln Xhvjtion,
o. 6, S.ofT., aud Ast.ury BorieUuiai focieiv are
"rei.eci fully jnvitad 'to-atiend'tho lnuoral, irom hit
ia'e reidiienco, o. 1210 41oyan)"Jiinif aveuiiu, bioiv
Federal street, on Wednesday nnernoon B.ixt, Jnuu
arv 24. 18tid, at 2 o'clock. ;lntormnt at llunal
Giouud of bt. 1'aul'sM. E. Church, Catharine atiout,
.above sixth. ; "v . ,'( .'; .... , , ;
, . SHAKKr.AND. on theMJmstant.Cahlila'wn,
i.1 AM SHAKKLAMJ, lu tno7.iU M-ar oi hm ujie.
The relatives and frionds ol the luiuiiy, the t ap
tains, Society, and ('ai'tuinn In port, arv respeo.lu ly
Invited to attend bis funeral, from the rcaiilouoe ot
bia nephew, B, 6. Brown, J-o. 100U 6 I hird nmt,
on Friday morning, the 2tlih luittaut, at 10 o'clock,
Tt proceed to Trinity Ej Ucopal Church.
T AD1KH' P.TATNmN 'SKATltt (WITH ANKLR
lj Punrorers), riuuli-lien soli Imtpnlna (w'lhont
sti-nDi. hc.ui'iill ( ilpn. r. iin-l otli-r n-ylo o, Kkn'
Kovs'm il liontu filiiitrs, nuato rapa, un-1 bkmer.'
linulcmruta.- t-Kli sli;iraneJ un ! , r
, , , , J KU.VtAV A SHAW.
K
o. FMif'irM TMitr.flvei MAKKKf Ht. hiow Mnth.
r
NDS, WITH, MOVAHfili OR ..PKJtMA-
1 lo1 torn, tnr mnrklnfr I'rtn ,n4 l .,,.,,.
linn. 'uli,,h. ... -!-, .
UltfhBd at toe . . ,. rffRUM V AtHtr.'
tfo' Hat (lKht y?:!"-T-flv'') M A KKt-f wt bel ypt"
wheClwrlKha,eto.vfoffc T TRP'AN' A pn.lw'i
i'' . ,t.-,-.. n-Ki... M AltKGT Su. below Ulnth
Kn. AlMiiKlrfitThlrtf-flina. Mlow JNlntn
NAMEL OF ' AMERICA.'
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THKOM UAH LOSO
on tho part ft out' ,
' LADY
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PATUONS .
a desire to procure an article .
i f
OPTOILBT
la which ther
I i.
, COULD PLA( K COAKIOKtfCK,
and wh(c;h would supersede the many injurious TohSif
Fowdcrs and Faatea which, for want of better, tuer
were forced t aae, to
; '-'l 1 THE,. INJURY
' 'f?f""ttir ' . '
1 TIIBIR COJflptjEXIOar AND IIEJAlTU, ,
i ii
f. H i -I
HOAVEYEK,";,-'';,'.; ' .. i
; wjes . :;;v ;,t;,"r.' ,.:j'! -' i.'
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in 'I'l . f- r
r iviin ti, !
' TO pi.ACBvs-1 T-.-.'t:
an article which we know from personal experience to
be just what V'Olaa'uili them in everyway. -
It is Perfectly 'flarmlesj to tis Siim.
j WAJtifSD-ioiiS SO...I-: ""
' -mi .-.fi : - i r- i " ;!:; vm.j"i
vm .-!!' 1-e i V.wplaatuilcd z ;;:-n J. .' ' ;
i .. -i t aval we become from lobtt an. I patlwt1 ' ' " :
. .t- .... TsvilSTiaATlOX , . , .
ii-il
that It will not Injnre, buff rt-atly Imflfevcthe skin,'
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C BlPliEXION,
I THAT W'K WILI.' ItKUND TO AST LADY, .
who, after giving our preparation,' i : i.i i i ' - '
' f rUl'. SyST ''tiBl&Ts;?. ..... , .
ENAMEL" OF "AMEmoA,-
H. J ' ' - " .-' ' '
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! i ..A FAIBUIIAL," .,! :' ' '
i " . , t ., i i .: ' ' " I .-
TSftr MONEY PAID FOB IT IF IT FAIt.fl. '
IT IS rUBBl.Y .VKUETABLl IS ALL ITS'COM
1 i PONENf rAHTS, ASI ,CONdr(iUEv!lLY
13 riAKULtfeS. ONLTYC) IirBOVE
: I.I i'lLK
Al'l'liAKAS(!li!OPT,
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'iTHE fKIS.'' 'f, ' 1 ' .
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PltECKMS,
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t ..'il.J.i 11 J'" PIMPLES.
and ly vlcannlua audofteuinbe Viln, glvatta ,
BEAV'TlFtli VELVETY APPEAHANCE,
it wilicQhoeal thvnurks of . .
feMALLPOX
AND JT. Wfjfck.is
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INSTANTANE,Ot5TTv,lEMO.VH
At't"
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toa-
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AX 1
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IT 18 "WITHOUT A HlVALy;
making the akin ks white and ampo'aa ' -'
I ,. r'iKri, JORX-'!!;1 - : . '
LADIES WPO HAVK CHAPPKD IIANDS.
or skin made ijjHsjiby exposure .to jhe'tild winds, are,
invited; ;',' :'; T!t :7'lt- V ,!..; '
I 'j -.i 1CALI.' AMP TUT ?T;T") ','.' i '.'
and aailsfy jauraeif beibieyou ' '' ' ' ' ,. ', '
k PCHCUASK It.'
A Bottle "
AtWATS OPK3I VVp 'tXiK COUKTEtt,
1 FOR LADIES TO I'SE, ,',. '. '
; wit ifi o V t c ii a ii a is,
At ",;;.' :',
i rBAS60IS'GItEG0niE :& CO'S -
; 1 ' l-'i, iUyTifvi wobp,;,, ' .
S.'W. COR. 12IGHTH JlHTD' LOCVsT STS.'
pmcE.
'I:
Slnjle Bottle'..
bis Bcfthf .....
-iijii
.1100
. fi-00
fOB SALE BT
dtott qo., , i . . , i
' JOIIW8T03ff,, KOLIOWA Y fc CO WDKBT,
, 11. &, G. A. WIIIGIIT, '. j j'
' i . fl'Qtltilte tiJ. -"-! ' ;- i i.A'..::;
HUNT CO.,
, lIAURIOV fc AIUISTnONG,
: Vitcfifiif lialr-treajan,' nd Por'luiiisM, ; - ir. t i
I ' ..-I J 1 I ' !.-.
".'I ' I - .nw. I ' -'.'"' '
, FIIAKCOIS GREGOl'ailii.'co. ;'' ' '"
' ''' , ' . . J.'l:.l J
are the soli Agents for tee ,a, , .J;(j
,., I FKEKpir jpiiEP-inATIONi',.'i i; V.'
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1'a; cbkmk'i?k Veetju bfis lis
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LA CREME DK8 BOSES.
FOU SALE ONLY AT Claa9t
XV. COR. EIGHTH AND LOCVST STS.
o'!vn . ' M''C A L I, A
i . ''"'ON'.u.i,;; hATiv.n.
it '! I'M.-. IT- SfASD,
MM CHgONUr 8IKKKT.
lltt
' ; , NEW PUBLICATIONS.
X U 15 L I S ll E 1) T II KS 1) A Y,
" " '' OR, ' " ' i
T II E 0 A JI E L I A L A D Y '
C'AMIILE! OB THE C.U'Ei IA-LADY. ("1, i T)AMR
SAIA " All ELI At.") I be .ml, true. enmpV" an-
oriKlna' irniaUon. irom wliluh lia.e loti adnnte-J
lor tlie atiico llio Drama ol AMIuLK." In which
diium-ifr visa Jean Homer Is now apnearinx t the
. Midi Mreet llieatre. ir'isitd ItiiiHl;, n-nm the
.tic-nib ol Alrxandrr Ilaniii.. the vennvnr :emn!me
In ne lari.c duodvciuiq vuluura, uvuud in oioth. tor ait
' or in juprr cover tnrglFO '
Eend tbe following notice n-otn the fdl-orlsl columns of
tie l hilsile iihm Evening Bulletin.''
1'1'Has niK Yoi'Nora' '. amillb. on yna Oamrlia
i.aiiv." 1 lie n.o-t ri-nin'liiililo, (iritlna . and miuoosntul
Btor, of this (.'cnvrs 1 1. n ts that of "La Dame aux
anmilna." by Alivxaimre Dunun the' yoiiuuer Kint
vitittcn as a novel, and tiicn a icrodloa plar.lt bad an
enoriimuii Rurcewn at Paris irau.ilateJ in.oeviiry Kuro
ponn lanpunve. It lins nindo the tour oi Kuropo and
AiiKinca with equa auccpss. In our theatre as "(;.
nillle.'Hi haa made thoimmids Inunh and wop bv turns,
and in all the opra-houmi of ihf world It has charmed
ether thotisard' -La Travla'a " It is founded on the
acioal history ot Mirupilte Oautler, a talU'n woman of
l'ans w arret celrtirlty. Vair tratnlHtlons of the orljfl
nal Dovei have appo ivd; but none a-a o falthiul anil
good as tivat fust publlHtird py X. H. Peutnwn Hrothera,,
olthisrttv. No one ran crny that ihe -tor, Is a great
one, and the" presnt hnmlKome snd correct edition will
n'ake o Iar tlrnmnd for the work, lt ia a work lor the
"Million, mid should L,e read by all. , . i
For sale at
- T. C. PETER90N & BROTIIERS', '
n
So. 08 CIIE3NU1 Stroot
SKATING PARKS.
g k at ixa - skati x a
. ,-"r:::i'-'.,BT" -.- r.-i
MOONLI O II T, ,
P II I L A D 13 L P II I A ;
SKATING PARK, ' ';
TIllXTY FIBST AND VTALSUT STREETS. v '
,--,,.,. . i . ..... -
(JTcke Market street caTs to Thlrtv.flrst ptreef. tliou
plntik walk to Pai K. Open until 10 o'clock. Full Baud
ot Aluslo afternoon and Evening. i
Hie rapiility o; hecos nnd aiutv ot route makes this
rark very deshable, particularly for Jilght Skatlug. ,lti
CERAJj , , SKATING "pAUIC,'
"' .: i . - -f i'.'- i 'i
FI71EENTH AND W.VI LACE STREET3.' -' '
, i ' ; , )) ; . . j , !
Tbalaeof the "en'ral rark'was auccossfuily F'osilcd
Saturday ivcnlnij. , r ; ; , , 'It '
GOOD SKATING , '
ALL DAY AUD EVENIITCt.
KATlNti TO-DAY I i SKATINti TO-DAY !'
NATIONAL SKATING PARK, "
TWKNTY-F1K'!; tt(Sot and COLUMBIA AvenUe.
Ev tlio u."o of tho Ice J'.ano ail da? to-day, will have
gu. d bUutiug.
JtLSlfc AMI COLOHED TiOIlTV Till EV'iVISTO.
Take EIDi.E Vl-Nt-:-: snd SKVSXTEEVTll' and,
AlPil-.' t 1 11 1 11 MBJ.fcl.l UAU.
ADiil.KblOi. 'ii Ot.VIS, i
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OF
Fronts.
Quick Sales. : '
NEWEST; STl'LES:
hats And cArs.
lOWKST rElCKS iN IdE CIlY.
: j.-i
-M30URN-E,
. - - -' -'
o. 40 N. SIXTH 8TEEr.
'' '--Hi,'
l3(utht3m
A SSliMtLY
BUILDlNG-LAR'iK 8ALO0N.
('orncrot TEN I'
EN t il nnd CIll bNUT Streota. ,
a rs iii KiritruiLU koi'ice,.
KVEUT .Vtl.I- I
. - . . , THR , mUllIN 4 i.
f t A K FAMILY
. , ., ,. 8WI8
' BFLL IllSUI'Ttt.
' VOtAXISllS, UAltfl-'T. VlOLISfST,
ASD
' 540 MLri.lt HULLS, , ,
A BKAT'TII-TL t 111 M I. UF NILVEK STAFF BKLL8.
'iLe fluno (Uoorne-Stcrlc fc ) ' make) is turnubud by
Jlr. iiouldiioveniti and CUcsniit stieotj. -
.paUniay be secured three days in advanee at tho
Music More oi (liarltia W. A. ,'lrcuip.er. TkkJt Uilice
open Irom 8 illl 4. .' i. i
Aduiivion 8,1 cents. Fecured Soa'a. 80 cents. Ohlldrcn.'
S6 cents. Uo lialt nrleo to secured seats. , , :.
1 Doors open at iH o'ciouk. i o coinmenae at Vi.
Mntlnee aclmittsnce, 31 cents. Clbiidron, 15 cents, ', .'
Slatluce-lKiors open at S o'clock. - Connnonce t 3.
: 123 it tjv. CUa.se, Business akihk.)
, OKE 01 J. b. CAPEr7LL & CO.'3 ' '
CELEDHATED WIND-4UARD AN'D Ain-lIEAtpS
; rdn'cb'AL 01 lamps,.,,
(ril. fateataa October 26, 1865. . - ..; i t:
CAPE WELL & CO. '8 Wind Guard and Alr-Ueatet fdr
Ol, Laniiis.
Ute ilie Patent Mtad-Ounrd anil Alr-Bteatei1 ror Oil
-Lamps, i . ,; . . . . . '. .
Tes ( EKTS OSI.V Fou .CAPEWELL OO '8 Paxehi!
'Wind-tiuard and Air heutor tor Oil Lumps. , ,
t 1 J'pu wni to save oil use the 1'atout Wind Guatil
and Air lleuuir, for oil Lumps. ".
Orcat saving In Olass CiUuineys. Use CiPEWKLf.'
C'O.'o l atent M ind Guaid aud Alr-llouter, as itkeupa
thein Irom bn-akliiK
? APtWULL ti CO Tatont W'lnd-Onar.l and Mr-Heau-r
suvea oue-tlilril more oil thun any otlier lamp.
Tr Ous tliey cont but ten ccuis ;
tireut inducpinents oltoioJ to atoutj.
bold wboltsaie inly by
. . J B. CAPuWELL CO..
- Flint Glass Slaumaolurets. Wfstville.i.V. J. .
Offire, northwest corner ol SLc'OXD aud I1ACE
Streeli', Plilladelpbia. , ' '
CAIEWELL'S PATEvFvVi:2D-GUARn AXD
, . AIR I1EATEI1 i-OUCOAL OIL LAMPS '
Sent to any pnrt of the I'nlted Slates, post paid, on the
receipt ot iwfiitr five cu ts. Uiey use one-third Ions
oil tbun anv otlier Laiuy now In use. i bar prevent the
IflasB irom brcualnK or tlio lump troro smuklng.
' k'.' J. U. CAl'KW'EuL it t.'O. Pa eiitoes,
' 1221m . no. 213 K A.CK street, Pbliad'a, 'i
pIE .JTIRST ...NATIONAL BANK
1 ' , 1 HAS REMOVED
Dnrlufr the erection oi fhoVi w Bank
b.ilidin?,
1 17 4p ,
TO
No. 80S C11EKNUT STItEKT.
QRE:N---P;B-A S,. .,'; :;,:',.
,. GBVN CON, ";J " ' t- t
' ,!' THESH TOMATOES, PLTjtf's , JCto.i
; AIliEltT C.'.RO.UEJlttS,','
" . POIETi.TXTJTE GHO'CtClES Vi ,
9 22 ix c6,a. klbv tfiia and vikb gja.'i.
'JR. HUNTER, No. 4'N. 8EVENTB
BTKKET, ABOVB .ril.BEHT, 1'HILADELPIIIA.
Acknowledxed by all P'fti'' tn,'r as by tar the
VI (I.H I
bltuiwrii, I11ISK 1AN
tn the treatment t D irai, a
in Ax iptiialty. QUICK
1IUIKOI lill andvmiutH VI run t uutirnnlnf d luin
case. VeuiemberDK. UUN IKK S I elebrated ltemcditi
can only be liaii seuuine at nis oio enmoiutied jll ct
ii ti. bH.VX.A iu etrcvi, auoe r uueit.
LATE,.lGEM-.',i?lIKE
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IMMENSE BARGAINS OFFERED.
KOCKEILL & WILSON,'
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1 PROPRIETORS OF TffB ""' "
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Brown S(onc nothing ihK
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Nob. C03 and G05 ,'ciIESN Ifi 'Mi
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HAVE TBE1R STOCK OB" GOODS ''
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New Arranged aud Beady for Sai(v
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ON ' ,THB ' SECOND TLOORV Mm!
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AR0kAS AY1N6 AKl CONDENSING '
t.'Cbv-FEE 13ROWNE1V' ;r
FOR' tJ fcOTELg, ; ,, Gr.OCERS, ' HOSPIXALS'i'
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Vliltary Barracks, and all otlier establlahmenu ustng1'
quantities oi coueaA ' . ., . i r,.i : f it
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By'ibls Machine tho Cofice is SWEATKU brown, l
Instead of liqing;'Ilf ItMOU Urown, there or saving ftona
4(i to SO per cent more AliCOlA tJun whon done in tb' '
usual way! " ' . .: k , .- . .uii'. . ,j , ' J il ' ' i ' 'J-J
A PATESTTKSTER IS attached, which ona'bloej
tho operator to see vi heu the C9ffce Is done Brown.. ' 'i'!
CAK BI3 C IIAKGKO lit A BI03IKKT ITo' j
A FRAKKLLV OK AIH-TIOIIV , '..., d3
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For particulars coil or send for a Circular, which coa- ''
tains testimonials trom uaur of tha i -m , : m
Lnlted btates Hospitals, ,'" , "'"' ... ,
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Sow havlnff them In use. AUov -,
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AU0MA SAVING - AN! CONDENSING '
FAMILY CCIFEE BE0WNER,' 1 ' '
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On the same principle, being In the form of a RTOVH ' '
COVJER, iWUlault any STOVE or It A NO B. "'""'
Tne. Coffee, to, browaod. PF.HFJCCTLY tHVlJ"''
FOJI in a FKW MIMUTES'TIMK.' ''1
ONE POUND IJROAVNKO in this Machine has ', .
about the 8 AME STRKXGTI1 as two roasied In tho l '
usual wav, UF.SIDES giving the Coffee la ALL ITS
PURITY and FKAGlCAjyCE.. , .., j, , r , ...-'.;,
Foraaie by." '''",'.- ' , . ' . ... w
BARD WARE, Bib U8&FURNISOING, .ANDum.
STOVE STORES GENERALL Y.
i MANUFACTURED SOLELY. BY
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! Nb.: 1505 Pennsylvania Avenue,, "., '
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JJAKGAINS; ! - BAROAINS 1 t ! , ,
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HOSIERY, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, ETC.,;,
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Which have heen alia-ht'j' damajred ty removal "
duiirgtbe night of tho fire, will be olosod out at 1
astonishing low prices. , . -. , .-. ('J
I - L1NF011D : LUKENS,, ' , . :; .
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dr. VT. CORNER 6JXTII AND CUESNUT STS..
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. i Also, an entirely new atoolt of Fine Dreaa Shlrta,
.Cashmere Bcarrs, Neoktiea, Gloves, MuBlera, Eto. ,
,Eto w hich are offered at the oaual low rates. j
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J It AiL IAN MA C OAll O N I
' AND VEUMICELLI,
FEE9U IMPOllTED,
For aale by
JAMUS It. WJC11T1,
1 13 1m rVALSCT ASU 'jSICUXU STUEliTS.