THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH: PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 18CC.
5
THE WOULD OF FASHION.
BfM for prl JHKt Thfejga About
IH. naii, Boaat Tie
Trnl opBlr f th Ndtnte, Ktc.
The fashion-makers are not lets prompt tbnu the
seasons. The first day of spring brought the flnt
opening ot styles for the ow year; aud it wa ot
cuarra an event ot Treat Interest among the ladios,
who wore invited to wl'nesa the dlplay. It was
no:, poibnt s, thonrht so important an ocoiM m in
ceita n circlra a' the 7tu Koirimrnt bMl, or the
Le.de kranz, or the Grant rocniit ou, aurl will not be
remoraLcrod so Ion j but nobody can over-etiniat
the .tcnt ot the commotion that may ie produced
by the new eulen when thov aro once osiabli-ibtd
Ihe Lew dettrns wre exhttiiiorl bv Madame Di
moies. in Lioadwav i and her rooms were oiowdtil
during the day. Ihe ar ti po mild, and tiie
weattcr In all rejects no peasant, tliot tho 'adies
came in nnrxmnt' 1' ln"p fnm eA, and to1' ware
evident y pieussd w.th what they saw.- The stylos of
aitio.es ol dpi un-i Wi to i- lucrum i and thiti was, In
par;icu ar, a frcut varjoty ot the new aloiinlo nsd
pored dre sos; sninrthuiir to unit the admirer of the
I lam ai.o in at, orot tho elneant and e aboiate.
I.APIK8 rnEsfE. 1
A pTetty t;e t-f lr-ss was 01 wh! e nlpa1. Tho
Vut waa pored, ovri ir-mniod wit qui' am ot laven
der In the lorm ol a tunio. tin tao buck breadtn
from seam to aenn were four deep so i Hops, the
lower one ten inches Irom tho i de ot the akirt.
rorn the back to the tront there as a scollop on
euoh breadth, the qtiHing running np the seams o
t at each Ream was covc-vd, and the scollops were
so (raduated aa to bring the one in Irom flltosa
Inch Irom the lo'tom. The plain, poinnd waist
was trimmed t match the skirl; and tliore was a
coat iloeve having- a fall ot Inco headed wltn quilling
on the shoulder, and opcniu at tho hand With a
pull oflaoe ana quillinir.
A insteiul so to ol morning dre.' was marlo of buff
and tiimmed wth blue. On tho front pioow were
at, o aa 10 rive it the arpojranco of bvingr loft open
and turned bask, and of com n together at the
wa nt. This wai ti'inmed around wit d bluo velvet
ar.darowo' b'ue buttons, and in the ccntie ot tho
front wero t'irea rowa ot buttons. Around tae hot
torn it tho skirt woru throe rows of bluo vol vet. The
waii wiui ruiice p'u d. wan two point; ami was lint
toner' tho d rim turned back at the neok to miMli
tho si irt, and to be oin with a chcmiottt. The
aloevc bad cups, mudo in tho same Biylo, at tne
thou'tlir and band
A hiu.tlsomo bluck Bill robe was cut in veiy small
... fcro-, vh ch l ad 10 ds liko tii(,e 01 a fun, around
t f k'rt. '1 he reams served as a ba-a for tho buttons
which covorcd tho soauis. 1 ho buttons wore o
black aiW, with, .mall god sequins banking, from the
centre. '
The "Crystal" tuntc was of preen silk, over a dress
of prey poplin. 1 he tunic wri composed of a skut
and a little low bodice, out in one piece and onen
on tbc shoulder end at the side. Tho troy body was
cut equate, and the prey skin Ion?, and bordered
with preen silk. The tunic was tiimmed with niching-
of its own material.
The Madelmu pored dress was a beautiful gar
ment, ot very )aie buff pout's hair cloth, trimmed
with bue velvet. A novel feature was Its lou? ooat
tails, with imitation pockets. Smaller pockets
weio al-o in front. The skiu was jjorcd and bad a
Ion k trail.
1 he Adelaide drcssis also pretty. It is partially
gored, wi h to upper sklit a so cord, and cut d ep
at he back, and open half its longth at tho sides,
and in trout. The entire drocs is composed of two
shades oi preen satin. nndor skirt of dark
preen 1b inmini'd with a band of the licnter Khado,
ornarreuted with silver buttons. Tae upper kirt, ot
liirhter preen, is trimmed with a baud of the dark
ra'in and studded witn silver bullous. The vaist, of
lipht preen fntiu, baa a flior. burque, and is
trimmed and bolted with the darker gnaao, with
buttons to match.
BABQTTSS.
Ladies find basques so convenient thstthoy cannot
ve. v -veil do wittiout them A pretty spring stvle is
mado ol black si!k, cut in points, tront and b ok,
with a mateiial of a contrasting 00 or Inserted, i'hi
is crossed by narrow ve vet, fastened to the polar
with cilt or silver buttons. The col-r miy be blue,
ci eon yioiet, or cerint, but should match the tiim
mlnp on the dre s. Tho leeve has a cap, and an in
frit ion at the band to correspond with the baique.
The iront is a la mihtaire
MIPSK8' DKERSI8.
A Vf ry pretty dress lor misses was made of laven
der and trimmed with eieen. Ihe skirt was pored,
with a box-planted rufile, beaded with preen', on the
bottom. The same style ot luflle ibso rrraneea upon
the skirt as to reoresont a basquine, thou eh the
gieen rnus np in front. This pives the dress the ap
pearance of two garments. It is usually voted by
tne ladios that deception, when it is economy, is
allowable. The neck U trimmed with preen ribbon,
to represent a pointed coliar. Tho buttons are
. preen.
Tho straight cont-sleevo is going out of favor;
and those on exhibition wore ceneratly some vhat
lull, home were plopeu irom the elbow with lare
pulls.
JACKETS.
The sleeveless Jackets, in all colors and beautifully
embroidered, attracted mnch at ontion. Thoy are
muoe to be worn over a wntte waist. One, a laven
der silk, with tnmmlnp ot the same material or
' color, anal ot creea velvet, embroidered with beads,
was paiticulariy admired. Tne combination of
lavender and preon is unusual, but very effective,
aach looking ricl r for the blending. Theso sleeve
loss jackets wei a embroidered from entirely oripinal
deelpns. A ladv, of a well-known fumily, who tvas
thrown on bcr own rasonroes, not only devisod the
patterns, but embroldorod them.
BOJTNETS.
It is too early in the season to judge very defi
nitely of bonnets, or to say what shape or style will
be tne favorite. It will not b dith cult to make a
prettier air 1 than the Empire, which, though il has
been penerally worn, has found lew admirer. There
u a road v a considerable change, and more tian tha
usual variety f .ahupus. Tha uipsy Bbape is new,
and. for the present, popular. Ina bonnets ars still
so small tiiat laaics ure compelled to dress the hair
elaborately.
THE HAIR.
. Kot Ion? since curls woro so much worn that it led
the invention ol the hair-curler, which being
heated with boiling water, does not erv or bum the
hair. Crimps, or frizzes, aro fashionable now, how
ever, and ladies who have bad their hair ."done mo"
. in pins or t apers all night, and have found that
there was no soft spot, even upon a downv pillow,
will be glad to hear that a hair crimper baa also been
inveuied. It s heated witn boiling water, and will
crimp nearly bait the hair on tne head at once, and
in a lew minutes, and without injuring it. j.V. I,
Mvenng foil.
The Value of a Lady's Tfardroba.
An Interesting Jury trial it now in progress
In
Cincinnati. The action was brought by Mrs. Juno I
Long against tie steamboat (Jeneral Buell. The
nU-iiUn souabt to recover the value ol two trunks
iad their contnu'S. niea were shipped at Lauia-
viile. HepUnaber 6, 1F.86, to oo dolivored ar Cinoin-
an iho acuon was oiiginuny proujui in ins aama
ol her husband, General J5:i Long, but the articlns
beinr the perfoiml property oi his wile, the petition
vni amended.
On the part ef tha defense It was claimed the boat
was not HaB'e on tue prouna mat tua loss was ooca
aloncd by the act of God; and aiso that the truuk
oniainea iewelry and articles of stiver-ware, ot
which no notice waa pivtn to the officers of the boat,
and for wbioU no Ireipht was paid. i
The rj1ainiiareplld that the trunk contained arti
ces that were legitimately boonglug to lady't
wardrobe.
The defendant's coune' read a list of tha articles
oi,tHtnAit in mi ot tiie trunks:-
If izamhinua dress ll do. emb'd linn
skirt.... K'J-ou chemises rj-uu
Checked prenadine. 40 Oti Velvet bat 13 00
'.Mttcx alpca cio....-47 OOiNme nil- belts and
jilveroolor'dgrtiia aashes
dine do 40 00, Toilet soan
Oelaine do 20 00 Law a drawers.. ...
Lawn skirts 20 00 ehlk baique
Lawn dress ........ 16'GOi Velvet back Bible.
JjraD silk do aud Ivory comb
mantle 130 00 Fans
1760
1200
40 tiO
80 00
. 10 00
. 12(
. 20 00
. 8100
.140 00
Drab silk bonne'... 40 00 Jewelry
Corbels -0 00 Gold bracelet
Canihrieundeiflklrts 1100 foarl ear-rings....
W0 00
tlM.lm nnil.raL irtn. f,2 (l0 Hilver m.t nnlltri
2 ba moral suirta... 20 00 lined with gold .. 60 00
Night wrappers.... 66 00 Gold buckle 8000
Total, including a few othor articles t2()04 00
A list was also read of artie'es in one ot thetrnnks
i Hot lout, which eonta ned ahonr a aozen drestes
ranging in price irom eou up to iw
The Colnmhus ffieorplal Ennulrer remarki
, npon the uncommon number of bills of incorpo
ration belora the Legislatures of Georgia and
Alabama. The most of these are for companies
desiring: to entae in 'manufactures and mtnincr.
The people ot both State are, it says, ev.dontly
awake to the necessity of exploring new
avenncs to Industrial pronrerity and proeresa. It
is noteworthy that the iMqutrer lrankly attri
butes much of this activity to the abolition of
lavery. While slavery existed the planter
invested all their surplus capital in land and ne
groes. It is now being placed where it stimu
lates Int labor nd enterprise.
AMUSEMENTS.
riltKLM'i Ornt,-Maria ti Rohan. Thlp Opera
was pivon entlr. It was tha first of ad tha amateur
opBias lai-t year, but thoa was only given In part,
Miss Hewlett being tba heroine. Last evenlnp the
"Ducherae" wss played by the third prima donna
Ttrelii bas pressmen to us. Miss C . Her axoon
tlon t not as yet fanltlesa, but nor styie is good. Hhe
la . .rf..ll m i anllin,iD,t suri f,i 1 r,f ammB.I . n Ibh
I was more at ease on the stare tnan either of l or pre-
accespor. nr, rfaiermnu, now poriocy at easo on
thf stage, fnng the tenor part excellently, and with
groat expression the cntrrauig duott in the secoud
act witb All is C , and wns oscored.
The part nt "Duke" Monsieur )uranrl has made
bis own. He sings like au artist and aots with the
finest iraglc power. Kits Denere has woniMrlully
improved in the partof tne pair of ' ls (iotiai"
since she sang it last year. The honin was crowded
the r.val opeia baa not affuctai this audiunuo in tba
least.
4 Acadfmt o Jl r.io. Rohert drew a fl ie hotMo.
Himmer's ' Iiobort" Is fami.iar to tbe pub ic, it is
good, both in singin aud in act. up. Few artists
bave the dramnt'o power aud the confummsta rr' ce
ot 11-inimrr. M'me KoMt. w'.io'e 'A loo" mnds a
deep Irrprcston when phe first t mj? it, hern, ws m
fptaially good vo.ro, aud ssug wiin tho fervor and
power which blstinpuiili her. lio i lebra e i air of
"tiiau" v88 aot onlv Biimlrabiy ang, bu; 50 ro
ploto with pass-on nnrt d..imaf'0 effect as to assume
a new autct: it wns one ol the ie lure - ot tho opnu,
Ihis arttrnoan J-r Viavoi wl I fc.i givnn. witn
Hal e'niann ns tho here, and llerruaaaiaud btinecka
la the cast.
rOUr.TB lfATlUKB 0 MR. jAnTIS' SEUIKS.
These rechoiche entertainments ate univor.-ia iy
looned lor b ah genuine lovers of musio, for they
oiler a solid, earnest return, and one ominontly
satisfying in nil 1 (fpoo.lt
1 ho programmo tor next Thnrsdsy is es''utla!ly
eno lor tl.opiiino, and Dffords a line cuancj of hear
ing .r Jin vim' biillinut iiud varied qua ittos to tba
gieatest advBntacp. Uo will be assibtcd by Ms-lit,
Octrtiicr, cchmlti and oilieu.
Walnttt Ptkket fnitATUB. The lcmh",r fri
'ik,n other pucci, witn Ur. Cjartc aa tho at
traction.
Arc a Stekkt Tucatrs 'Sam," ' 'am," r-am,"
it h the minor r.-us that aoccinpaut lnm. Tuo
uuses aio iill crowded.
Kew Chebnut Stuebt lHtATa. The Ice Witch.
Gint-TANIA Oucbkstra. This ponalai' asd
fsshHUiulJlo enlerlaiuuuiit hasucu?ilal program mo
ior this aiternoou.
HATTERS 0VEH THE
The City Convention. Last evcn'tio:
the ddcpnts of tho Unt n pai ty for the several
Wards oi CatuJen held their City Convention.
lor the purpose ot ponj!nutmtr a municipal
ticket. Paul C. Budd, E.iq., present inciiiiibeut,
wae rcnomiuated for Jluyor. Ahuough. there
was considerable competition at the primary
rtieetiugB to Eecnro deiesatos for other candi
dates, yet the nomination ot Mr. Utidd wai
Imost a lorctrone conciusiou. wo wanner nna
n:ore energetic Irieiid ot the Union cause than
Jlaor Budd can be found in the eil.v, and the
arduous duties devolved upon nim oaring tno
past tvrojyenrn ot his J-iTicial career have been
pertoru.ed with tha uttnopt proinp'ttudo and eor-
ectu-Ts. iae iiepuD"cnns in u.imnen nave a
majority of nearly lour hundred, and Mr. Budd's
election is, therefore, a matter of cenaiuty. No
true Union roan should rnfnpn to tntpport him.
Tbb Citv Marsh ALsnir. Ai was ex
pected for some wefks previous to tho sitting of
the t-ity convent on, jonn w. uampDeu, it q.,
t'je present City Jlaraiial, wai renoui mated lust
evening ior the frame position. The faituful d' l
charee of his duties entitled Mr. Campbell to the
nomination he has jiibt received, and an appre
ciative people and party will coulirtn the action
of the Convention, in elect'nj hint by an In
creased niator.ty. This will be a deserving com
pliment to him, to the Convention, as well as to
the national onion pavtv ot rue cut oi oumucn.
Komtwatib. At the Union Convention
held in the Union League Rooms, at Fourth and
Fedeta' streets, laat tveuing, Ueneral George M.
Robeson win nomiuatod lor Citv Ho'lcitor, K. H.
Pennders for Snrveyur, and Captain Samuel
Hufty for City lixasurer.' These aro exceJie it
nominators, and will bo 1iluraptian(ly elected.
The Ward tickets will be made on Monday even-
injr next. .
New Kailkoad. A b'!l is before the New
Jevcey Leglsluiii:e autliori;;nj the coast .'uction
of a railroad from Woodbury to Swodraboro.
Tiie road will. b of vast importauoe to tho citi
zens and larniors of that Beotton ot country, for
It is rich in n"i.ciimirai resources, ana well cul
tivated. Farmer?, therefore, will find it of great
benefit for bringing their goods lo market.
Democbatic Convkstion. The Demo
crats of the different Wardt n Camden hold their
Convention thtt ever'ng; to nominate a City
ticket. Dr. L. V. T ie'er will probably be nomi
nated for Mayor, and Rellly fiarrett, formerly a
n emberot the Legislature, ana also utty Trea
surer, will bs selected lor Treasurer aga'n.
Starkweather, the Murderer of Ilia Mother
and Meter, Ecntonccd to be Hun's on
August 17.
Frm the Ilarlford Qnrant tfthe 2th ult.
The 8upeiIor Coort met ye .terdav. Chief Jus
tice Hinnian and Hon. Dwlht Vv". Pardee on
the bench. Albeit L. Starkweather, the mur
derer of hla mother and sistor, in Manchc-t;r,
last August, who had hs Uial th-ee weeks a-o,
was brought into the cot'rt-room hanacunea,
nnder charge of Deputy rihenff Dibble. He had
Very muca tho 6atue appearance usdariug the
trial.
On entennsr the pnsonerV dock the cuffs were
removed from his wriets. and he sat down, look
ing about, as he did so, at the spectator, over
one hundred of whom were "present, though no
public notice had been given that the sentence
was to on pronounced, n there was any chance
perceptible in him different from his previous
appearance when in tne box, it was in his efforts
to control himsclt aguinst the exhibition of any
unusual emotion: and some detected in tne com!
presbion of his lips and the rubbing together of
his hands considerable nervous excitement,
with a st rong will at woi k to subdue it.
lion. R. D. Hubbard. State Attorney, recited
the action of the fraud jury in the case of the
prisoner, the hnuiuir ot the petit Jury, and asked
that sentence mUrbl be piven.
Judge Htuman "Starkweather, staad nn."
Tne prisoner did as ordered, keep.ng his cjes
npoa the bench.
"Have j on anything to say, on the flndinor of
the .lury that you are iruiity or murder in the
first degree, why yu should not receive the sen
tence of death " .
Starkweather (n a trmnlous, hesitating
tone): "1 will-will say nothing. I should like
I xhould like to bay eouieihin?; but-but I will
not."
He then sat down, and keeping his eyes look
ins; in the direction of the floor, lUteucd to the
senience of the Judite a deadly siit-nce per-
vadmg the spectator meaullme. fYlday, Aagust
lvtb, was tue day nvea ior nts executiou.
titBrkwe&ther was at once lemoved lrora the
couit-rootn, and in the narrow walls of his cell
should ponder well the mcanina: ords of the
Chief J ti bt ice from this hour uut 1 the moment
ot.bls execution. Let no folie friendship or
interest rtep in to mniena me uni.nuuate nciin
from hid prepaiation: lot no lale Hopes be ex
cited which must soouer or later be dashed
away. Hope for Starkweather, is passed; not
even a forlorn shadow temulns. The final word
has been spoken; the law has asserted its power,
and death mut come to the pilsoner as a pun
ishment for his teirible crime. "May God have
mercy upon hi9 soull"
Vad'lle Pattits still a minor; Bhe is a Spa
niard, and in Spain women do not attain their
majority antil ihey are 25. It follows that the
diva will not be of ace under two years. This
circumstance, rather lnslgniticant at tirst sight,
aenves great importance Irom the siuguuir nota
tion of iled'He f'atti. In vi.-tue of a contract.
rando by her nilatives with M. 8trakofch, her
brother-in-law, her cuins are divided into three
eli at os, tne um of which goes to h'r relatives.
and the pecond to M. Birakosch, whila the third
is Invented at rood interest to loin her own for
tune, of w hich she will be full mUtres from her
majority.
FINANCIAL.
yE OFFEll FOR SALE
0S, 1895,
Issiied to the Pacific Uallroafl Co.,
Interest payable In currency. The hranest Govern
ment Bonds on the market, received by United States
Treasarer at 80 per cent as security for National Bank
Circulation.
Morris and E3$ex Railroad First
Mortgnso 7's, Due 1014,
utrlctly Flrst-cliss Bonds)
(or sale lower than othor
Bonds of the same class.
Govornmrnt securities of all kinds bought and sold.
Stocks and Ge'.d bought and sold on commission in
thin and other niarkcis.
Interest allowed on deposits.
E. W. CLARK & CO., Banker,
1133m Mo. 35 S. Third St.,Philad.
5-20S' C1TY.WAIUIANTS. 7'3Q
O. A. 11AIIM & CO.
BACKERS,
Ho. 02 SOUTH THIRD STREET
TCT CITT Vl'APKAMS at lowest market rates, an!
allOW BACK INTF.KKMT.
Buy and sellUMlEO STA.1ES LOANS at best market
prlL'ts.
COmlOCKb KTERK3T NOTL3 wanted at a tbe-
MIVM
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points In site
Vuion. ,
STOCKS,
Brokers.
etc., bought and sold
at the Board ot
221 tuihHlinrp
10-40 c o u p o x s
Due March. 1,
WANTED BY
DREXEIi & CO.,
No. 34 Pontb THIRD Street.
2 21 m rp
AMUSEMENTS.
i-ar additional Arnvsemrntt tee Third rage.
MEIUCAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Brief 3oasn of
W R A 1 1 UlllJliS OPEKA.
LEONABD GrtOVER .
..DIREOTOK.
'1UI3 (Hatunla.ri a FTiRSuON . SI arch ..
DRAM) t AltlLY Mi l lS KK.
Toon ODf-n at 1, to onmniente at 2 a'clo-k.
AiliplsBion to the lint I me. to all prt of the honio
Oii. DoLLAK Ko extm cliarxe tor reervlnu seats.
Auocr's Eomaatlo Opcr.ln three acin,
KRA DUVOLO.
Vme Rot'er. M'mo Jotianmen, Habelman, Armand,
nermana, Welnllch, Rtelneuke.
Air Hermans will introduce Russell's celebrated
i giish ba lafl.
I'M AFLOAT, I'M ATLO aT."
coHrrcTon adolpii neoesdor?
MONDAY, March . Rossini's lasiorrrorl,
WILLI M 1ELL,
with a ce't ol UTipirnleiied stvonpth.
1CK lAt-iebnt ol WlLUELlf FORMk.8 DON
CIOVANM.
AUCTION SALES.
pIMENSE SALE QFDltY GOODS.
JOHN 13. MYERS & CO.,
AUCTIOVEEr.9,
Koi. 2S2 and 234 M VtHET Street,
WILL Stl L
On Ihursday aad Friday, March 8 and 9,
Commenclrs e. ch dry at 10 o'clock,
BY CATALOGUE, rOR CASEI,
The very loe 8teck of DF.Y GOODS o"
MK8SR8 JAMES, KENT, 8ASTEB A CO.,
Par't.'aUv dnmaKcd by the lite flie.
A lane norltoa of tie stock hut 1 tt'o, if any In lured
'i he att D'ton o ' the t.aUo Is lulltit. Ja; bolo-t woll
wouhylhel- not.ee. 3 8 6.rp
B.
SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONKFR, PHILADEL
l'UIA ART OALLERY, MM) CHL8XDT btreet.
JOfXT SALE OF MANTcL AVE PIKR LOOKIN'Q.
ULASSti.it. 1 IKK 'lAbLES, KltA.l KI-.Td. Kit;.
From the estslillHlimonlN ol JohIius ( oneiand No. fil S.
Fourth street; (icorgo v. Ruukaull. Mo. 911 Arch strooti
K. Nevilanrl & Co., So. C04 Ai h stiret. to be hold at
fccott s Art Gallery, No. lWO t lietnut street,
on iimraay Morning,
March 8 at 10X o'clock
Included will be found mantel and pier I'Issses of fine
Kilt, roatwood, and walnut tramps ot all sizes. In naif 1,
nod s ouie i Iooe.iie k annas ot a I sir.es ana ueicriutiuns.
oven ior inspection on Mondujr aitornoon, wlin cata
logues, oaie witnout resei ve. 3 3 it
J.
FITZPATRICK & CO. AUCTION RUS.
New Auction House. No. 927 CHEKUT Street
FOR SALE.
FOTJ SAT.tfDRRTT?.AHT.K nWRT.T.TNfl
ii.Xo 247 N. Sixth street, opposite Franklin Square
Apply IO r, in Aiir.i n ,
2 26 6t No. 115 B. TENTH St., below Chosnut.
WANTS
ITAK1ED AT A SEA-SUORli OR SUMMER
f Resort, a poattlon as HEAD WAIl'EK in a Ilotol
or lnrne lloardiim iiouae. by a coinpeuint man. IIis mie
would act as llousekeeoer. Hi-hi ten Iniunials can be
Kt'en as to ability. Integrity, etc. Address JViisi
lil.IISON , tii.rnmnto n, I'a. il 2 Ut
fl HREF. GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
1 act In IniDortant locations for the New York Aci-1
dental Iimurauce Couinany. Active menot sood al'lrctm
apply to KBASK O. ALLEN, Branch Oil Ice, No. 4i9
C'llH-aNUT r-treet. Aop'y soon. 2 21
TI7"ASTED.-A KEW ACTIVE AND EX
H perlencea men to se'l a most valuable Fs'cnt
t or pertinns competcut., the uiot liuorul luducoruonn
are onereu, utuiat o. in DOClv otrect seoonil story
trout ream. 'I u smw iw
( WANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE.
LJk Residence In eit Flil'ade phis, situation be
mn beiiiut and l'le, au-1 'lblrtv-Klklnh anil
1-erij-Fmtl Hirceu Adirss Un lull nartiuulurs.
No. 320 M. 1'WtJi lY-FlRST Hireet. 3 3 it
SEGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.
rfEN FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. 1ST DEAN
X always baa his store lull oi cuKtomers Why? lie
caure be kecpa tbe best ntock of segard and tobacco In
thel nitd ttiate. and se.ls at least lroiu 2 to -'Ml iior
cent, li-sa than you enn buy elsewhere. Uo to DEAN'd,
N.413 CIO BKlIT htruot.
2d. W hy r it tljut the tliy totiacconlsta are down on
Dean? Because he svl s a bet er unallty oi tobacco and
scyaraata mucb iea price than tUo can sell. Oo to
Dean's. No. 41:1 Cbei-uut mieot.
3,1 'J lie reason wby bo can soil so Cliuap Is bo ansa his
retail sales are ovi-r S'luJ par day, aud his wholesale
trade hi over t700fl per day. tie can aflord to sell at 'ruin
2 to A per cent, prntlt while others cannot livu on le-i
thantroui 2A to 100 per cent, Uo to Ddau't, No 413
C'bCKLUt sireet.
4ih. Deau sells prluio Imported Havana seuors for Blx
cents each. Uenuiue Tara lot ten cents, and makes a
liberal cisoount to those buying br tha box.
Uo to Dean's. No, -ll-l ( liesnut tret.
filh. lieanse lx the best navy, of six d ffrtreotkln.il,
for ml. M and !l0 ocntn per pound. Dry navy 4v centt
lr pound, with adlac iuni to those buylntlve pounds
or upwards. . . .
Oo to l-an s. No 41S Chesoot stroet.
tith. Doan h1i ah kinds ot smokliiK tobacco from 11
curs per pound to l'5n per poaud, an l a din.;oant oa 6
pounds or upwards, 'i ry it, you wli I like it.
Oo to Dean'", No. 413 Che. .nut street.
7ih. Deau'sHtorels No. 413 chaauut street If vou
Inqalra ot some toliaccoiibla they wl I teli you tby
dun't know Jilii- and don't acknowledxe him to bain
ihe Dur-lut-H. Why don't they know Mm f Beoamo he
sells so cheap he Is klllinu i lie business.
Oo to lau s. No 413 Olicanut siraai. I
bid. Home tobaceonlsut' iea'nusy niaket them mean,
bin lieiia enn afloid lo le Iberal ; lili trade Ualwayaon
the incieaae. 'that's What iroub'es tho Kpanbib Jews
and nil uonos, M ben you waui prime tobacco or soifura
ut a fair piice, o to Doan's, No. 413 uhnut airoet.
Otb. Ixtau'a Yura H.-i-Hia are the only uenu'ne Yara in
this clly, all oibeia are oi lulerlor iiuallty. Deau si
curpd tiie whole crop ot Vara thin year and lor next
year. II you want uulne Yara HoKara, no to Dean's,
Ne 413 Cuesuut aireet.
lOih 'l i e lareat a-sortm nt ol segars In any one
S'orelntbp fulled Htie you will find at DbAh'tj,No,
413 t HESNU'I Mfeet.
N. U. For eiganilttMi, apply to tka Government, NufT
eed if'illiujp .
"yilAT 25 CENTS WILL DO !
JiO. (i0'4 CIIESSUT BTRKKT.
NO. OOa C1IK8NTJT STIIKKT,
23 CESTR. 93 CBN rfi.
KO. O0 CHKSXUT STItEET.
a. j. norrs,
A. J. UOYTS,.
25 CLUTS. 25 CENTS.
A. J. nOYTS,
GREAT SALE OF RICH JEWELRY
AND FANCY CO0D3.
A NEW FEATURE.
A NEW FEATURE.
25 CEN'13.
23 CEST3.
NOrniNO LIKE IT
NOl'HISU LIK.I4 If.
ji a,1t r.f m flr4f-f'la4A .Trpl1rr anrl Prnii-.r
floods Dealer, to bo closed out to make room ior tho
LedRcr o.nce.
ONLY ON" AmirLP. 25 CENTS.
O LY OLE AUl'iCLE
23 Cl.Nl!. HOLD AT A TIME.
BOLD AT A TIM t.. ?
Better than anv GiltSale.
GIFT HALt;.
GIFT FA I.E. 2 CENT.
GIFT h A LE.
TWENTY FIVE CENTS
25 CENTS TWrtNT-FlV CKNTS
TWEN'lY-FlVE CENTS
And One Do lnr Is a l that Is ke.I nor antolc. no mat
ter oi w but va no It may bo. Hj t.iiu uicihod you luaf
('' .
A 1 '1.1 T A I ' 11 '
A GOLD M'AlClI
FOTt ON" DOLLAU
Vail ONE DOI.LAIt.
I
A Silver Watch . a Silver plated Tea SeV a Kllvcr Co.Toe
Urn. a ot.ver-i-iateil Gi bict, iior. lee 1'itoner, I'.utt,"r
lui-li eet oi Forks or inoone one dolinr. Hich Jewolry.
oi all toe liiuut anil most l;nrovud pntiorns; Onera
i-innie".1 hip, iaijie .uu hkk i i;utiery, iieKiet a
yreut vurictv oi - tlinr gomlH. Ail to bo i'.lpspd of ou a
uey I'inu oi sate at a pcice aa onipiituit to evorvnouy
inclined in tins u t nmy io loumi a tfr.'at ar:etv or
artlc eH. s-icb as tmitloncry Fnveloues Ink, l'ons,
ciHe.B Mm Uulr Nets, Ludicn' Blt LiK'klos. TO'itli
Hnislic s, l ocket Hooks 1 oiiilm. Fanor Good and l'or
tiinitiry, i1! ckiKCot 1'aier Co Noc Tun, I nstav
lnk's, etc. eio 1 jiokp gi-ods can bn purcbaien ot 2', couiJ
per article, accoruine t- tne loi.owino- terms s -
First. Our pmoiia lire required to se-eci from the 25
eent list such an nrtlc e or ariic e a the may d-aire,
lor which thev irie tho pr!e (twenty dve cn'. per
artli c) wh'ch In ninny Insuinees is lower tha i thai of
the wholesale dea'crs. 8ocond linundlato y altor con-
cludhm this pu'cbase 1 reKinkcred certificate or onb'r
w ill be (ilven, free oi eliargc naming an arilc'e In tlin fll
l'Ht, ibn' can be had tiuon the payment of one dollar,
'iho ariloie so speeded will ibeu be shown, and the
correct informal ion as to lia uo and ;uthty will be
Liven, ihlrd. It Is tben loft optional whetber ihe bolder
ol the ceriidcato pavs ibe do ar and tnkus tho article, or.
not r-oihiiiu is pain ior until you Know wnuiyou Kt.
special ntttnilon Is called to t lie tact that in no case
ran Iho xlluhtest deviation from our established terms
mhI rules be nindn , n.l nilberence to oar imnar lal
System of conducting tlili novel sulo is nncessary, tnat
ail may snaie eiuu iy tno aiiviiinnxes ivsiitunK iron
our liberal nieihod c JMiiH business. Hy this motli id
no money can e 'ort. SO u oney Is h ii.ardrul. For
youdonotpiy neither nra you under an' oliltuations
to pay. ior any ariiclo until you know wiiut you are to
receive.
i:verhdy receives more titan their money's worth,
ntd. as a matter of coumo everybody wli. be ae'iK red
wiih tins novel sa e.
A visit fiom 110,111 0 Innles irad cen'lcmen Is exnect1
Ve ore ve cIopp out our imn'enso stock. anil see for
i oiirsclvoi. '1 be ladies v, 1,1 lln.i A ;ri!.-it vnr etv of pond
particularly annptod to their i:so nu t wl 1 not fnll to call
early. 'I his sale is really the late-it novelty, No. (Ml
C te'pnnt street Sale to continucday and ev.uiln? until
all the fcoods are disposed of.
A. J. H0YT,
' 8uocosort.) J. M. Lloil A Co..
Ko. C02 CMESNUT STREET,
. ' rhlladolphla, Pa.
.
JtOTICE. Vino French Plato Fhow Cases. Sutcs
Debits, 'Counteis Ciulugs, etc. for td'C. 2 24 smwsli
QniSXCT GROYfi WaiSKT.
,- J .
No 220 North THIRD Stroet.
If aythinpt wanwentnl t9 prove the abrolute pnrlt
c th's Whisky, tiie fol'owl.i ort flea Irs should dolt.
There l noelcobollc a.Imulunt knonaconmi ifll igsu;!!
rccorxmcudallen nom such b'gu souiccs:
, 1'EibADELi'iiiA, .Septeu,bcr 3. lfl'3.
We have cs"!'lly tested t'io sump e o CHEHNLT
GKOVE WH1HKY vhich you Bond us, and flml tliat it
contains konk vviuk voikonoi s si:u.si a;k knjwnsi
KfslL oil whiLh Is the ebiiractenctio aad luju.loui .j
grejiei.t of tiie wlnskii s In general use.
DUOIU, G.vltK.'.iT .t CAM AC,
, Analytical Cuein'its.
Ktw YoriK, SeDt'niber 3 IS 8.
I have ana'vsed a hample ol CHiS-iNOT OKOYE
V-Dl&KY received i,nm Air t harka wiierf on, J r., of
rbliado pli'a! a-id htviii't ia"rtiallv tesu d 1' 1 am
pie stJ t sti,tc that it is entire y l-uu iimoh i-oisosous
ur iKLFTKi'iore aubslanoos. it li uti unuauuliy puro
uuu liut llavortd qua iiy of whisk-.
, JAMK8 B ( ni 'rOV.M.D.,
.' Aos'ytical t lienmt.
Bo-- on, irnrsh 7. 1811.
I have made a chem!"-.! O'lnl-sls of coinmorcial sa n
p es of CiiF.SNUT GliOVE WabKV, wbicli provej t j
be iree from tho heavy Fmil Oils, and porieui ly pa-j un,l
unndu't -raied. 'I he tl'io flavor of this v, n'bky is derived
torn tbc grain usou in mauuiaciurrm it
UeipeH u1 y. A. A. M YE, JJ. D..
btnie Assayer, No. lii Boy istou stiect.
For sale by bar el.demliohn. or bottle, nt No. 226 North
TU1I1D Si.eut i'blladeiphia. . 3 3
E L L E 11 S V 11 O T II E 11 S,
No. 13 N. SIXTH STUE2T, '
Having added to their foiuicr business that of
YAIL AM) FACT0KY FINDINGS,
Intend keeping a full assortment of everything in that
me, -which they will sell t the lowest rates, Including
Pure Oak Tanned Leather Belting,
Gum Belting and Steam Packing,
lace and picker leather,
band and iiabness leather,
roller cloth and skins,
card clothing,
belt hooks, rivets, etc.
Alto continue to manulacture as heretofore,
vim: cloth,
SIEVES, MC KEENS, Etc.,
Of which a full aceottment Is kcit constantly on
band. - 1 Stltuthsimrp
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.
Mrs. S. A. Allen's World's
Jtair Restorer and Dress
ing ihvigoratc, strengthen
and lengthen the hair. They
act directly upon tho roots
of the hair, supplying re
quired nourishment, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair disap
pears, bald spots are cov
ered, hair stops falling, and
luxuriant growth is the re
sult. Xadies and Children
' will appreciate the delight
ful fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance impart
ed to the hairf and no fear
of soiling the skin, scalp, or
most elegant head-dress.
Sold by bll Irsg(
Depot 193 & 200 Greenwich St. N. Y.
JJ3 PIIICB & WOOD, H3
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCII.
Poet makes bloachod and nnblcaohod llu'llns, at
the vcrr lowest intrkot prices .
Bleached Muslin, good qualKy, ?i. 8, CI, 25, 67 J.
Best bleached Muslin fntto otty, rrd wide, 71
and 40 cents.
Wide TJnb'cttchcd Muslins ? and S3 cents.
Heaviest yard wide, unbicaohcd Muslin, 81 cts.
5-4, 6 4, 8 4 9-4 and 10-4 Sheeting Muslins.
Tablo Linens, Napkins and Towols,
Shirting Liuons, best make.
8ootch Diapor, br the pt oe and yard.
Bussia Crash, 18, fO and C5, very cheap.
WHITE GOODS 1
WHITE GOODS!
Jaconet, Cambric, Nainsook and w:fi SIujUus.
Viotoila Lawns and white Tarlotau.-i.
Plaid and btupcd Nalniook Muslins.
PlalJ Cambr.c Mu;hn.
Whtto Blar.!illcs, 75. C3 rind SI 12 a yard.
Marseille, Lancaster, and llonoyoomb Quilts.
Black Alpacas 60 conti np to SI 12.
Ladies' and GcuU' Llnon Catnbrio Hdkfs. .
Ladles' and GonhV Hosier v.
Ono lot of Ladies' Enrjli'h MIk Gloves, l and C2
cents a pair.
Ladies' and arises' Coo' Sk!ti.
PHICLi & WOOD.
o. 113 '. NINTH. Street above AfoU.
N. B. Will remove to tho N. W. corner Eighth ond
i burt fcireo'8 about tho last of April. 8 3
OUllNING GOODS.
J. ffi. li At LEIGH,
TSo. S02 CHESKUT STREET,
II A3 SOW OPEN A LAltQE ASSOBTMEST OF
srjrKiaoa
LLACK SILKS,
GRENADINES,
DELAniKS,
B02MAZINES,
t CRAPED
And a erect variety of rare and now fabrics, suitable tor
C2 24 stuthlOt
MOURNINO.
IIEAP LACE CURTAINS
' TLo Sulscribcra have received from tho
NEW YORK AUCTION SALE
A LARGE LOT OF
LACE AND MUSLIN CTJETAINS,
PP.0CATEL,
SATIN DE LAINES,
TEPwI'-Y,
COT ELI NE,
AND OTIII-R
I
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Wbicli were bought at a rout sauriCou, and will ba
sold cheap. '
SHrPPARD.VArsIIAR'JKGEri&AnSISCK,
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT,
2 27Ctrp
No. 1003 CHE3NUT STREET.
J) U P L E 'X S K I II T .
FASHIONS FOR 1G0.
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OB DOUBLK SPRIKQ)
HOOP SKI 11 T.
Koch Hoon of this PEOC7.I Alt SKIRT Is composed of
Two nnc't-:tmprrd He. l nr.t.gt. braided TioerLVaiwl
VlliMLV !i;eiiier Kius to tour., iuruiing ai once tue
h I HdNOKSl and moat FL1.XI liLK HUOl mad a
1'ljcy will not bund or bkkaiv like tne Blugie sprlnss,
tut lll kvkh 1'itKbituvK their mik'Kor ona beuth'ui.
hiai'K where three or four ordinary skins wilt have
bem thrown away as usclesH.
Ihcii u ndrrful jl.abHiiy Anns emtATtr to the Oou-
JOKT alld CONVH.MhhrR, bl'slu(-I(KlvillKIJi rEK81iPLICA.-)I'K8
to the wbakkk, aa will he yarticumrly e-jyerunexdhy
LADIES aiu-numx croact-u ric-j'i-ont, iuni. o;ru. etc
In fact fur the promenade, or hnutf. tha churrh. th-a
Ire. or car they are IjNBuiu'asjkd. coiiihiulnK OOMi-OttT,
rii'KAini.iTY and r.cohouv, with that kleqanob ot anane
which has made the
DUPLEX: ELLIPTIC THK
BTASDAIil) HKIttT . J ,
OF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
Manufactured exclusively bv tho SOLE OWNERS of
1'ateut, ,
WESTS, BRADLEY & CA11Y,
So. CIIAMBEKS and Noa. 79 and 81 RKADE "ti.,
NEW YOUK.
Ifcroiianta will be supplied as above, and br I'nlladel
pha Jolihern.
Foil HALE In all First-class Retail Storks In Tnu
ClTT. luqulielor lU3mip
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT, j
p A P I E It M A 0 II E GOO D S.
PAPIER MACHE (JOODS.
TARTAN GOODS, '
I
SCOTCH PLAID GOODS.
-A fine assortment of I'eulor fache Work Tables,
Writing Desks, Inkstands, and Scotch 1'laid Goodn,
Jnst received per the steamer "St. George," too lata
tor Christmas sales, suitable for Bridal Uittu, etc.,
will be sold low. '
ISAAC TOWNSEND,
Tfonre Fnmisbinfr Store of tbe late JOHN ; A..
MUEfUEY, , !
t . No. 922 CIIESNui STREET,
124
Bojow Tinth street.
ri'UE 8TATEN ISLAND VKKCY DYKIKQ
Jk f.BlAai;lJUf.fl I, At ur, nuni-,
, . o. 47 a. E1CIHT1I 8 roei, Kai side.
NO UIUKK Oli'liK IN-'IHIS t:HY.
With the henents ot an axperleiice ot ncary flnr
yeai-s on itiatan Island, and UctlltlMt uneiiualial by any
othr entail Isaim-nt In tins couutry, wo offer suimrior
Indurrnieuts to tho having rn, waoiiauor rancv
Goods lur
DYJlINQhR CLEANSINO.
bAkRETI', M PbKiH, it ro.. j
No 47 N. I-1'. HI H Ntro.t. I'lilladnlolila, I
os 5ad1JOU blrriit Now York,
o 7ltl HKOAlW4T New Vora,
Xoim l U LI ON Streat, UiWlyo.
film X
DRY GOODS.
I?! IV 13 SHAWLS,
A good opportunity to securo t Fino Shawl at
Tory low price.
PINE EPwOCEE SHAWLS.
PINE PAISLEY SKAWLS,
FINE BLANKET SHAWLS.
The entire stock will lie aold without regard to th '
COot.
JJIjAN KETS ! BLANKKTS I
LNOLISU BLANKE1S.
FINE AMERICAN BLANKETS,
All our fino and n c-Oium grade, Tory much r
diict-d in prices.
MAI5KILI,KS QUlllS,
OP OVTl OWlt IMPORTATION.
' A prcat variety of now patterns in all sizos. A
larptr stock to select from than in any olhcr osta.
ll.'sl inent in this o.ty.
j. c'gtrawbridgs sea,
T2 21 rp.
N. W. COE. ElGIITn AND MARKET STREETS.
I
1I 1 O IL rV ANT!
TO LIKEN EUYEHS.
1UE RIGHT PLACK TO GO FOn IBE
LARGE?,! STOCK OF
LINENS.
FOR LLNEN GOODS of tlio best quality.
FOR TURE LIXEX GOODS, warranted.
FOR LINENS, at Importer's prices.
FOR IRISH SHIRTING LINENS.
FOR STITCHED SHIRT BOSOMS.
. FOR TABLE LINENS, all Vlnda.
FOR LINEN SHEETINGS AND PILLOW
CASINGS.
FOR NURSERY DIArERS AND BIRD EYES.
FOR TOWELINGS, of all kinds.
FOR LINEN LAWNS AND CAMBRICS.
FOR LINEN DRILLS AND COATINGS.
FOR ALL KINDS OF LINEN GOODS.
1
MILLIKE N ' S STORE,
' . t FOR LINENS ONLY,
No. 828 Alien STREET.
N.B. The new style LINEN CAMBRIC DRESSES,
expected by the next steamer. . 1 18 thstu2m
JJAN I) S O ME SILKS
AT LOW PRICES.
We bave now open a choice assortment ot
SPUING SILKS,
Of every variety and quality.
IN CHOICE SI1ABES AND COLORS.
Silks Suitable for Evening Dresses.
Silks Suitable for Street Dresses.
r
BLACK ORO GRAIN fill KS.
BLA.CK TA Ft ETA PA RISIENNES.
BONNET TAFFETAS.
DBAP DK FRA5CK.
AIllll-Rr8,
COKDET).
UliO DE AMFUIQtTE",
tiRv DU KUINES.
TAFFETAS,
AflD BLACK SILKS,
Of every variety, with and without Lustre, at le.s than
present cost oi Importation.
IT. SrX"Il fc SOIS
2 i7,lnw 7J8 "1(l 716 N- TKNIH 8T
SPLENDID .TABLE CLOTHS.
Just received, a tow eta of the very finest
OAMASK TA LiLl'l CliOTIIS.
WITH NAPKINS AND DOYLIES TO MATCH.
Abo, a few pieces of . '
Wide Irish and Freaeli Sheetings,
4 TUE FINEST IMPORT KB.
SHEPPARD.VANHARUNGEN&ARRISOM,
Importers of Linen House Furulshlnu Dry Uoodd,
J2 3t
lio V U8 CilESNUT Street. I
1 LNEN GOODS UNDER REGULAR PRICES.
'We are soIIiuk 7-1 unbleacocd Table LI nan i,r
(2Xc. per yards the celebrated band-loom c-.tra heavy
Tabie Linen lor W Hc. bio J court Bcvfley Taiie Llaan,
b7Ho. hauiW-ouie doub e llama k da , Ml -25 ; 1(1-1 Lluea
Mieetnu'. i"! perj ar.l. Pi1 low Llnpaa-l 4 L'nena lor
Ladit ' Waar j 4 4 hi aty hhir.'niil 4 4 oe Hhirtl-w,
Very cteap by t'ia piece: peoj Linn I oe:8, ai'3 par
oonjue I.liin Towelsol every deacr.pi o Gl-it
Towellluut Nuri-ary Dlape.a, il , wt piece i Hpr.ng
loUitl 1iiuIh lone si Linen HtHiilkeiolile ;t Honey
Comb (iuIiMj Lanca'tfr Quills, Mar.,il s Quits W
eall aaptciul atin Ion to a vary tine Blanket we tro
ItiliBL'a a0 per pair) s iiue we did sail ai !. Aho.a
lariel.neof Uosiory, K. D. & W II. PKNNKLL,
0 I St Ko. lO.'l MARKET etrit.
J CHAMBERS, NO. P10 ARCH STREET.-.
Hniinj tJoods u opeuod.
FRr M'll AH'f Li N, two v.rds wale, fordrcHos.
VI All) and K'lRIPH), do to
1 A1.S1- 1LI.1 rt, lor ill f .-'.
HllJKKi- u anu i ui'keij. for waist
I'Nt, UIHKAl) VE1I.8
. V A I KNCIENNE K l s. new utrlea.
' l iil.sm Lack Uoodh, la e'i uovc'tle
Rlt'll CAMMKIC ItUt.lNtiH. IHKUTIOK. ETC.
Ut pitees so t flnlnhcd CAMilRIC, U yard wide, at
Mvcum. AUivaui.