THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAM. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MAUOil
5, 18GG.
AMUSKJ1KNTS.
Vvw Churhut Street Ihbatrr. The Ice Witch
t)M been taken oil the bills, the expenso of each
debt's periormanon bains' 100 (Treat tor a lone run.
She Thrte iiuardnmen a favoiite dramatization of
l)unta' rmmmtal novel mil be revived. Mr. Hor
daunt and Mr. Clarke playliw the two prlno pal
parts. Altogether the coat is a strong one. The
puce i very showy lull of utirnnx incident and
well pat on the stage It ll bo fol o iwd by a play
of an at morlt. enti'lod Vharle Xll wbioti has a
pi-eat Enropean rrpntati in, and is a drama both in
censi ruction and dialogue, far a ore the drama of
i be present day.
Wat.rut Strbkt Tbiatrb One of the Snort
creations of larke di n'avlnt; pd ns. not talent,
will be jrlven iofcerf JBrierl. of which he was the
original representative in tins o'tv. The piece -rill
be pot on the stage with the grea est care, and well
cast. -
As.cn Strkrt rnEATRE. Sim, whose fokoi are
sever stale, and yho- po itone-s never tails.
A cadi ht or Mnio Ouillaum Tell wilt be
plven this eenlnv with a most magnificent cast
Hernial s, Himmcr, Habe man, H emeclte, Maa'He
heddl, and Mad'le itim 1. This stib.lma conviosl.
tlon, iuli of grand klinp idty and local ctiaraotr,
can never be beard or seen under more lavorab.e
circumstances.
rKBSLLi'H Opera Hie next performance will
take place on Tuesday, the Ota
Th Printers' Ball To-Nioht. Trpoprao'ilcal
Union, Mo. 3. ot rhnad Iphia, lve their annual ball
tbis evening- at Mus cat Fund Hall. I bote who wish
to enjoy a tlist-class citizens' tiros hop should be on
hand at the Musical Fund to nic lit. I be proceeds
will be nted to procure a suitable place of assombly
lor the "Lnion" In tutnre. Speakiug from experi
ence, we can reoommpnd the typographical Hop as
being among the most delightful ol the season.
MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.
Democratic Conventiok. The Demo
crat c part v of Camdt n held a convention on
Bmurduv evenirjfr.at the ball of that association,
for the purpose ol uora nating candidates for the
cotnff municipal election, which takes place
on the 13th hist. Th following eontlemcn were
selected : -For Mayor, Dr. L. P. Pisler; for City
Marshal, John Lauiug; lor Treasurer, Robert Y.
Bouin.
Immersed. Last evening the ordinance of
baptism bv inimcreion was administered to some
twelve persons In the Plrt Baptist Church, by
the new pastor, Rev. Mr. Kose, under whose
ministration a profound religious interest has
been awakened, and many are being added to
the membership.
Revival. The revival in the Third Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, which has been in
progress for aeverul weeks past, still continues
to excite deep interest. Yesterday, dnring the
mornina' service, sixteen were admitted to pro
bationary membership, and twelve were bap
tized. RionT Hand of Fellowship. The right
hand ol fellowship was given to lour porous
yesterday momine in tho Tabernacle- Baptist
Church, who were taker into membership.
General Bnell and Senator Sherman.
From tlte New York World to day.
General D. C. Buell thus puts his foot on a
slanderous story, invented to his discredit, out
of political hostility or- military lealousies, we
presume, and which Senator Sherman allowed
himself to repeat in the Senate the other day:
The Hon. John Sherman, United Sla'ea Senate:
Kir: 1 and tbe to How mar passage in a speech
which you delivered in the Henate on tho 2iith
ultimo: ...
"It ever the time shall come when I can no
longer confide in his devotion to the principles
upon which be was elec.ed, I will Did lure -veil
to Andrew Johnson with unaffected sorro.
1 wfll remember
that when a retreating general would have left
Nashville to its late, that again with heroic
courage he maintained his nosi."
It will be understood by most persons that I
was the ollicer to whom you mean to allude as
bavins been prevented from abandoning Nash
ville, during the invasion of Kentucky ov Gene
rals Braes and Kir by Smith in the autumn of
1H02. The story has "been a popular ono in cer
tain quarters, and once belore appeared in a
shape wnicn induced me to give n ouiciat con
tradiction. Admitting that importance has again been
eiven to it by the position in which you have
repeated and endorsed it, 1 shall, on some future
occasion more fitting than the present, recur to
the story, lor the -purpose of tracintr it to its
origin and refuting it. I will permit myself to
say here, however, that, in addressing the Senate
upon the important question of reconstruc
tion, vou would have done better if you had
not erone into the domain of Action to find ex
cuses, whither lor Anally givine to the policy of
the Executive the support wnicn it merits, or ror
now hesitating to commit yourself absolutely
against it. l our oneaient se. vanr,
l, j. JDUELL.
New York, March 3, 18G6
Condition ot Western Colleges.
Our educational interests naturally suffered to
a considerable extent during the war. This was
especially true of our Western Colleges, whose
young men buckled on the Armor with an un
paralleled enthusiasm and unanimity. Since
the close of hostilities, however, these various
institutions have, as we learn Irom the recent
reDort of the Society lor the Promotion of Col
legiate Education, regained moot of their former
prosperity.
Antioeh Colletre, Ohio, oripinally started
under tho Presidency ol Horace Mann, besins
the Year under very favorable auspices. The
Bellows and Starr Kins Professorships have
been increased by subscriptions respectively of
$20,200 ana 2U.UU0. Citizens ot I'roviience,
K. 1., have recently donated the sum of $29,500
lor the establishment ol a 'l'roviueuce 1'roies-
sort-hin."
Olivet College, located at the pleasant viKaee
of the same name in Michigan, is one ot tbe
most nromisina of the Wesiern Universities.
The buildings comprise one brick hall used as a
dormitory, and erected at a costTif $24,000, and
one wooden hall divided into recitation and
lodging-rooms for yountr men. At a recent
meetintrof the Board of Trustees, it was voled
to Lulld a new edirJce durintr this year, costing
ioity tr hfty thousand collars. There H lite
wise in connection with the college a chapel
capable ol seating lour hundred persons, which,
rliir'nic the nast vear. has been refitted ami en
larged at an exDense ol $."000. This institution,
which is modelled after Yale, though noniiaully
under the controloi the Conaretratiouul Church,
is vet desicrued to furnUh educational facilities
for evory denomination. An effort is now being
made to secure an endowmeutol $100,000, which
will place the Colleue on a firm and permanent
basis. President Moinson has been spending
some weeks In the metropolis lor this purpose,
and is, we hear, meeting with encouraging suc
cess. Several subscriptions, rangiug from $000
npwara, nave oeen secureu.
AnnlArbor (Mictiiean) Collece, has an attend
ante ol 43G medical, 300 law. and 205 other stu
dents. Its finances are in a very flourishing
condition. Three new assistant piofessors have
recently been appointed. The Institution is well
endowed.
Oberlin (Ohio) College, of which President
Flnnev. the Itevivalist, wai until auite recently
the President, has enjoyed , the patronage of
between eleven ana twelve tnousaua s'udents
einee its fouulatiou in the Western Reserve
wilds, thirty years ago. The annual averase
attendance for the hrst fltteen yean wa? 600:
for the ten succeeding, 1200; and for th war
Tierlnrl. 9H7. It has educated J00 colored stu-
dmita. nri tralu'ated 155 ministers, 84 lawyers.
18 physicians, 12 lonign missionaries, and 72
Tirdfetidnra and teachers. i
Iowa Colliire. located at Grinnoll, suffered
very much from the war, nearly all the young
' ripn nt one time being absent in the tented
field. Many of them have, however, returned
to renew their studies, and a prosperous future
opens up before ft. A stuue cdificti in the town
has recently been purchased and. added to the
College buildings. - ;
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The following report shows thn number of I
students in attendance at the Western college?:
onio. "
Name of Inntitntion. 1 No. of Students.
slsiictta College 4
Wesiern Kerve College.
ad
40J
300
".'.!.'!!!!! ii
i3tj
Mount Union College
V ittenLerg College
Wnberloroe Umvorsiiy. ..
Iniaon Univerit
Oxford Female Uo.l-f. . .
I Pi DIANA.
Wabash College 1(50
Sia e Unlvraity w... lnO
Xaruviiie Univeisit , 115
BJ225I ILLINOIS.
timei-slry ot Chicago 202
Miurtiefl I ollece 220
II mois College 110
Knx Col em- Ill
1 cKendree C'-i'ttre 135
Mortiiwosiern Univefmty ; , 128
Nurthwtsterii lema eUntroraity 100
wisoohsi.
Univers'ty of Wisconsin 100
Beioit ColletM C9
MICBIOAK.
Ann Arbor , 239
Olhe' 8i)J
IOWA 1
Central Univera ty 158
MINNKROIA,
llanii ton University , 800
KENTUCKY,
Kentucky Universifv 225
TENMESSEB. .
lusculum College 25
JXtw lorle Commercial Advei titer.
AMUSEMENTS.
'r additional AmxuemenU tee Third Pag.
AlblvlUAN AUiutitll Or" MUSIC
LEONABD G ROVER D1BECTDB.
l OBniToj iRPi nve mum 01
bRAMi Of KM A.N net-HAl
THI (Mondavi I VIMNII V.rrhl
FOB THE rlBSl 'llMK IN AMERICA ID SEVERAL
BoMlnl's Master Opera,
WILLIAM TELL.
Presented wth M.W and J-AUMFICENT COS-
KEW AND TiKAinirnL BnPNFTtV
AN 1M HEA8LD CHOEUS AID ORJllEsTR I.
and tee lullonlnit
cmbriclna ibe area strrngtli of the -
Oil AM) UtRMAN Ol'EK 1 COMPAVV
Arno'a Mecbtol Krnnz Hlmmor
Jncqup, 1 bo Kifheman Tbeodre H.he m m
nuouipn an u nicer. ,. Jelno Aroiand
" l'resentlns tbe three Frtml 1 noil
Wa'teriurs Jeaeph Uermannj
Cum theUoreroor Joaouh Woliilloh
wuiiatu leu Ue'nlaU Sieinecke
Preflpntlncr tha 1hrMi Prlnil liana.
llathllde the Governor's Mece MMeE vlrl Haddl
jemmy, kdii ot J oil M'.le honhle Dzlaba
IlcdnlK Wi eof iell Madame Anna Ploeouail
maicniai Alpnonie brouo
j.euu!oiu vii.o iieninaa
'ine ballet incidental to the upaia ny
Miss Ttiorea Wood
Barons. Courtiers. T.adlea. flo'dlera. Mouitnlrnv-n,
tuapeia 01 1110 Laiiioadj 01 1 swrz, uns. ana uuiur-
if allien
COMiUCTOR ADOLPII "EDESDOBP
J i CjnUA I JJI-UUt Ol the CPlCDTtttBll Ariit
Willi ELK FOIlMtd.
In Mozart's chef d'uuvre
DUN GIOVANNI.
WILLIAM FORM EH as ;. Don Giovanni
8 VlUBPtY NEXT.
crand family maiikee.
AND E K L I Hi P BBN'BPIT
IX alD OF
THE NOBLE FIKPMFN ' '
K1-A11LI U AT TUB
ORE AT FIHK ON M ' Nn.VY rnhrnarv 2ft.
Tbe Management of the
Al-W CHE9T.NTI1' STREET THEATRE.
ever dfialroas and wll!ln to asnist nl saftercra. enne-
cia ly tl:ose who In rmrxult of tbelr d'.i'lea. irelnliirel
in a public cauce and are therefore oubllo benefactors,
use (real I icannre in
1IU(.K1U A H'CMSriT
in aid of tbe untor'unate snfterora and are happy to be
FIRST .O RI-8POMl
to the call mode upon he citizens ot Philadelphia
Inspired by these sentiments, tbe Management are
uapp.r iQunoiiniei
GUAM L.UUHLK BEMSriT, -ON
TUB
AFTERNOON AND -KVEN'ISG OF
ilJED.Y. Nardil 13. 18G6.
cn which occasiina
1WO LIMIxCT R1T.LS WILL H PRESENTED.
and the STAR (!OMP Nf OF
'im, CIIE8NTJT H I KKfi'l' I HEATRE WILL . PPEAft.
i HF. ENTIRK HIT PH KITH
ot both perfonnnncea will be devoted to the rollef of tbe
BDove-named snilerera.
The Commit ee aupolated at the Convention of Fire
men, he'd on Haiurdav evening. Match 3 are r.'S.wc-
lullv invited io call anon the anauemen ot the Theatre
tor the purpose of reoeivlng 'Hciets to be sold 'or
ia lieneut, anil or cooperating wltn me manage
ment asmwut
TDETIELLI AMATEUR OPERA. CONCERT
JL BALL. i
MARI V T)I BOHIN
win be repeated 1UE3DAY iVKMXG, March 7, tor
me iaai lime.
Season ilelcels. admltttna a irentleman and two ladles
tna reiiiainuer ol tun season, sh. hinu-ie ticaeta. eae.u.
l f,0. To be bad on v at Mr. PERELL' 8 Rooms No.
12'M Cheanut street, this atteineon troiu 2Ji to 4 o clock,
ana on luesaay uom v a. m. to t r. & . a a n
WANTS
TIT ANTED AT A SEA-8HOKE OR SUMMER
V V ItcHort. a position AS HEAD WAll'Elt in a Hotel
or large Boarding House, by a competent man. Ills wile
would act as Honsekeeoer. Kent tes iinoulals can be
given as to abl.ltv. Integrity, elo. Address JOHN A
Ull
K8UM , Uennantown, Pa,
H6t
q HREF. GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
I act in hnt ortant locations for the New Yon Acci
dental Incuranee Comnany.
apnlv to FRASK O. ALLEN, Branch Otlice
nvVH.UII IIVI K"VU HIIIIIVBl.
AO. 4 111
tiitBJ u i utreeu
Aopiy soon. 'i 21
"IT f A NTED. A O'EW ACTIVE AND EX!
II periencea men to soil a moHt valuable Pt'ent
For persons competeut, the most liberal Inducement-
are uiirreu. lhuhijiu. iuva otioui. buuuuu iiurjr
iront room. iiisiawtw
Prf WANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE, A
Li. Residence in est Phliade'phla sltuatlnn be-
vtcen ( besnut and 1'ine, and lblrty-Kiglnb aud
Korli -Flrnt streets Address with full particilnrs,
no. iuu b. i r.A i i-i 1U51 tireet. a 3 ii-
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE. A HANDSOME COUNTRY
Place, containing 98 acr.-a. H i of a mile from city
i u ills of Chester. P. Good Dwelllna Uouho. contnlulug
11 rooms; large nam, HtaD eand l arrluwe House, hiring
House, t orn Crib, and largo Uardoni ono-hal: acre oi'
W'oodH and a uiua 1 Urchurd. '1 he house is splendid y
shaded, and has a tine lawn in front. 1 be land can soon
be cut up Into bnlldlug lots Chester Is one ol the ; wont
improving places in mis ntaie. rnce, ii,vuj ror
pur Iculars imiulre ol L1CW1S LAUUMU-S, No. 8uj
CHKSMIT Hireet. r niiaileiplila. 8 0 at
FOR SALE. A NEAT COUNTRY PLACE.
conslstine ot a ba'f aero of ground: cool bnuo.
containing seven rooms; also a stu be aud carrlue
bnuse; excellent shaue and haudsoinn iront yui'cL
Bltua.ed on ihe Middletown oh1. two miles rom Cho-
tr I rice, aiHth). liuiulre of LKWIS LADOMU. No.
Kii CIII-BNL 1' etree'. 1'hllan-elpUla. a 5 3t
SEGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.
'EN FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. 1ST DEAN
cause he keeps the best stock of segara and tobacco in
lucinneo BiatoH. auci so, is at least irom iiioni per
cent, less thai vou cart nu.v else where. Uo to DEAN a,
n.412 1UBNUT street.
2d. VN'bv la It thntthe cliv tobacconists are down on
Benn ? Because he sul s a bet er qnallty oi tobiuco and
segars at a much its. price than they cuu sell. Oo to
i i k 1 1 j . . .. . .... .
3d Ihe reason wny he can sell so cheap is po .-aiise his
retail sales are over '3uH per dy, and bis wlio e-ialo
trade Is over IKKI per day. iie can utlord to sal) at rom
2 too per cent, profit while outers cannot llvj on loss
Tliun uoin to iu ivu pvf uvui. uu iu asjuii a, u
tliuabtit sneer. . . . '
4'h. llean sells prlmo imported TTavana segars for six
cents each, liemnne Tara 101 ten cents, and tuakos a
liberal Discount to those ouviitg ov me box,
llo to Dean's. No. 413 ChesnuFstre jt.
Kih. li.xnsii.ia the best navr.of six d tTrirent klml-i
lorWI. btt and 00 cents per pound. Dry navv 4V cents
per pound, with adlscjiuu to those buying flv juuuds
or upwards.
(in f, Dean's. No 415 Cbesnut street. '
fiLh. Deanst'lis all kinds of smoking tobacco from ID
cents per pound to I M per pound, and a discou it on 5
pounds or upwttrtls. 'i ry it, you wti i like it.
tlo to Dean's, Ho. 413 Ohesnut street
7lh. Dean's Store Is So, 413 dhesnut street it von
Inrmlra ill come tobacconists they w l 1 tl you limy
don't know him and don't acknowleu-o him to bo in
the business. W uv don't thev know him ilooause he
sells so cheap, be Is killing the business.
do to Dean s co i.t uuesnuv aireei.
Sth. Some tobae-onlsts' lea ousy makes them mean,
tin Dean can ailoid to be Ibeial ; his trade Is always on
the inn ease, 'lhat'a what troub es tho Hpanlsh Jews
aud red nores. When you want prime tobacco or sonars
at a fair pi Ice, goto Dean's, No. 419 Cbosnut S'roet.
Hth. Dean',. Vura Seuara ara the. only uena'ne Ysra In
this city, all othoia are ol Inferior iiunUty. Dean se
cured the nhole crop of ara this year unl tor next
year. If you want genuine Vara Segars, go io Deau's,
No 413 C'hesuut atruet. .
10th. lue 'argest a-S'irtm nt ot segars In any one
store In the Untied States you wlUVlnd at DKAh'iJ, No.
413 CHEW NTT K ect.
N. b.-Fot clgareues, apply to the Government. NaT
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DEBILITY! DEBILITY! '
, Resulting from any cause whatever.
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FEVERS, OF
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DYSPEPSIA, and
Diseases Resulting from Disorders of the
Liver and Digestive Organs,
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This Bitters has performed more cures, gives better
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ujarket.
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WILL. PAY rBlOOO
To any one who will pieduce a certificate published by as
uihi us uui genuine.
Iloofland's German Bitters
WILL CCBB EVkBT CASK OF
CL'ROXIC OX XERYOUS DEBILITY, . .'
AND DISEASES OF TILS KIDNEYS.
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Obseive the loMowlnir fympioms, reeu't'ng from Dis
- orders ol the Digestive Organs : '
Constipation, Inward Piles Fu ness of Blood to the
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Deticicncy of feisplratton. Ye lowuess 1
. ol the hkln and K)es Fain in the Mde,
tack. Cbest, Limbs, tto. budden Flushes
oi Heat Jlurning in the Fiesh Constant
In.BL'luUiKS of tvU. and breat Depression of ttpintt,
1 REMEMBEH,
That this Hitters is not Alcoholic contains no Rum
or Wliulry, and cannot mae Drunkards, but is the
Beit Tonic in tlte world
HEAD WHO SAYS SO.
Fiom Bov. W. D Bclgirled, Pastor of Twelfth Baptist
Church, Philadelphia,
bentlemen : I have recently been laboring nnrier thn
distressing eflects of Indigestion, accompanied bv a pros
tratlon 01 the nervous si stem. N uinerous remedies were
recommended by menus, and some of them tes d, but
wl'hout relief Your Hoottund'H Uerman Bitters were
recommenuea bv persons who had tried them, and whose
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them. Iniust confess that 1 had an aversion to Patent
.Medicines from the "thousand and one" quauk "Bit
ters," whoseonly aim seems to be to pa m oil sweetened
and dragged liquor upon tbe sommun ty in a sly way,
and the tendency of wnich. I tear, la to make man? a
confirmed drunkard. Upon learnlnr that yours was
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ellect. Its action not oniv upon tbe stnmacht out upon
the nervous system was prompt aud sratliyma:. I teel
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Very lespeet'miy yonra,
W. I BEIflFRIFD.
No. 254 KhackamaxoM sUeet
From the tt v E. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor Cbristlaa
curoiiiciof ruiiaoeipnia. ,
I have derived decided benefit from the use of Qoof.
1 am 's Cetman Unlets, and leel It my privilege tore-
crmrriena ihem as a most valuable tonic, to all woo ara
fullering irom general debility or Irom disease arising
ireu derangement ol the liver.
Yours truly, E. D. FENDALL.
From Dev. T. Merrlge, Pastor of tbe Tassyunk Baptist
1 nurcu. I'liuaueipuia.
From the many resectable recommendations given to
Pr. llootland's Uerman Bitters 1 wns Induced to give
them a triui. Alter using several bottle I lound them
to he a good remedy ior debility, and a most excel. eut
ton 10 ior the stonuidi
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I. Mc KUIUE.
From Itev. William Smith, formerly Pastor of the Vtn
cc 11 town and alinvule (N. J.) Baptist Lliurcbes.
Having need in mi tami y a number 01 bottles of your
Ilocflauu's Ueimau Litters. 1 have 10 say thatl regard
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and are usclu In disorders of the 1 Ivor loss 01 appetite-,
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Yours truly. WILLI M PMITH,
No. Bu6 Ilutcblnson street, l'bllada.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
ere tbat tbe S'pnature of "C. M. JACKSON" is on the
wrajpei of etch bottle. , ,
PIUCK,
SiBKle Bttl IolIr, or t UIf
Itocess for t3.
t-hould voor nearest Druvgist net have tbe article, do
rot be put off by any of the intoxicating preparations
tlat may be oflered in lta placs, but aeiid to us, aud we
will luiward, securely packed, by express
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PRINCIPAL 0FFICJJ ASD MASUFACIORt,'
No. 631 Arch Street, PMladelphia, Pa.
" JONES & KVANSV
j SUCCESSORS TO 0. if- JACKSON 4 CO), '.
i, : : i j -.1. , PUOPBIETOB3.
' For Bhlo bv DrQfltfUtB nU Dealoni In titry town tn th
tutted Suites.
DRY GOODS.
113 piucK & wood, 113
N. MNTU 8TREKT, ABOVE ARCH.
Beet makes bleached and nnbioached Mmllns, at
tbe very lowest market prices.
Bloaohod Mnslln, rock! quality, 25. 18, 81, 25, (7).
Boat bleached Muslin In tbe olty, yard wide, 87)
and 40 cents.
Wide TJnb'o icbcd Muslins, 25 and 28 cents.
Ileavleet yard wide, nnbieacbod Muslins, 81 cts.
6-4, 6-4, 8 4. 0-4 and 10-4 Shertini? Muslins.
Table Llnons, Napkins and rovrol.
Ebirtlnft Linens, beet make.
Scotch Diaper, by tbe piece and yard.
Russia trash, 18, 20 and 25, very cheap.
WHITE GOODS!
WHITE GOODS! (
Jaconet, Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss Muslins.
Victoria Lawns and white Tarlctans. .
riald and btriped Nainsook Muslins,
riaid Cambno Muslins.
White MarsoiUos, 75. 93 and SI 12 a yard.
Marseilles, Lancaster, and Honeyoomb Quilts.
Black Alpacas. 50 cents up to SI 12).
Ladies' and GenU' Linen Cambric Hdkfs.
Ladies' and Gents' Hosiery.
Ono lot of Ladles' English bilk Gloves, 55 and 62
oonts a pair.
Ladios' and Misses' Hoop Skirts. '
PRICE & WOOD
o. 118 N. KINTIl Street above Arch.
N. B. Will remove to tbo N. W. cornor Eighth and
Filbert stree's abont tho last of April, 8 8
IIOMAS SIMPSON'S SONS,
NOS. 922 AND 924 PINE STREET.
TTSDEH OABMENTS.
Ladles' Dauze Merino Vests. -tieuts'
Gauze Merino Tests,
aliases' Gauze Merino Vests.
Bovs Oauze Merino Vests.
Ladies', Uents', aud Children's Hose, and Half Hose, of
an me uesi maaea
New Hprlng Oloves, In great variety,
dents' 1 men Handkervhlels hv the dozen S92V
Uents' Oennan Linen Ilundkercb'eia, a6 to 5 per
uu7.an, apienaiu gnous.
Linen lape irlmintngs ror skirts eto . new designs.
Linen Damask, only fjoe. per yaid, worth 85c.
Batter coous. eiiuaiiy cm an in pro
t uil assortment of Linen Town s.
Blrd's-eve men Dinner, only 4So Dnrva-d.
10, II, and 12-4 Linen r-hcctlng cheap as oot'.on
Vest imoorted makes tshirtlug Linen. choaD.
lilaek and White Mohair bklrtings, 65c. per Yard,
worm t?uc.
1 lot B ack and Monrnlng Mohr.lrs 37c, 'worth 60c. '
1 lot I'laid Valenciennes, inc.. worth 4uc
Jnst received, a lull assortment oi beat makes of Hoop
THOMAS RIMPHON'8 SONS,
. 3 5mws os. irii and 924 1'INt htreot
FINANCIAL
WE OPPEll FOR SALE
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Issued to llie Pacific Railroad Co.,
Interest payable in currency, the cheapest (iovorn-
mont ISonds on the market, received by United Mtatoi
Treasurer at 80 per cent as socurlty forHaJonal Bank
Circulation.
Morris and Essox Railroad First
Mortgage 7's, Due 1914,
(strictly Flrst-cltSB Bonds; for sale lower than other
Bonds of tbe same class.
Government securities of all kinds bought and sold.
Stocks and Oold bought and sold on commission in
tbis and otbor markets.
Interest allowed on deposits. '
E. W. CLARK & CO., Bankers,
1188m No. 35 S, Third St., Phllad.
AMERICAN BIHEAU OF MIXES,
No. 61 BROADWAY. .
Mines, Mineral Lands, and Ores examined and reported
upon. Competent Engineers futnlBhed to Alining Com
panies. .
Consultations afforded on all Mining, Metallurgical
and Chemical Questions, at tbe ofllce of the Buraau,
BOOMS 1!), 30 and 21,
Nos. 64 and CO BROADWAY.
BOARD OF TKUSTEl-S.
George D. H. Gillespie.
Francis 'j onies, Jr. i
t. O. alhoun. President Fourth National Bank.
( hsr es Augustus I'avls i
Freaerlck fechuchardt, of K. Sehuchardt & 8on.i.
K. Ciiylos, ot Coy us. 1)0 IttM tor A :o.
Eugene Kelly, ol Eugene Kelly fc Co. " ,
J. F. Beliepeier. of tichnpcler Co
( harles Holapfel, of Tro ist, -clunidt & Co.
AVilliMin F. liiake, of IJiulte iirothuia ,
George F. Dunning, Supt. of V. 8. Assay Ofllco.
K. E. Mount, Jr.
'1 heodore Uentll, of Gentl! & Fhlpps. ,
BOARD 0 KXPKBTd.
Dr F. A. P. Barnard. PresiiUnt of Columbia , College
anil Bebooi ot Mines, Pre dent ol the Hoard.
Dr. J. P. Kimhail, Mining Engineer, Vice -frusldent of
Boaia ,
lr. John Torrev. Assavcr of he United States Assav
Ofllce. - ,
Dr. Justus Adelherg. of fall-erg Raymond.
Dr Alexander Trlppei. ?!ital tirglca' Ens'inoer
Protessor Francis L. Vinton ot tue Reboot oi Mines of
Co umhla Col.cge
Protessor Thoinus Egleston, Jr , of the School ofMHos
oi oluuihla Co let.e.
Pro.essc r t,'. F. Chandltr. of the School of Minos of
Columbia ' Ollege.
i Elton Buck, Esq., ofFnrlz & Buck '
XV. P. 'J'-owbrfilge Esq , ot tliu sovalty I on Works. '
K. W Kaymond. l'sij., Soore ary of board
Dr. lleiman Crcdner, Geologist and AiUiing Engineer.
GEO. D. II. GILLESPIE, President,.
DBAKK DE KAY, Secretary. 35mwsrp
5-20 CITY wahuants. 7 30
O. A. RAH AI CO.
BANKERS, j .
No. 52 SOUTH THIRD STREET
i
BUT CITY WARRANTS at lowest market rates, and
allow BACK JNTEKKoT. .
Buy and sellUMTED STATES LOAN'S at bot market
prices. 1
COMTOUKD ISTEHESr NOTK8 wanted at a PHB
1111 u
COLLKCriOSa madeon all accessible points In she
tuion.
KTUCKS. etc, bought and sold at the Board ot
Brokers. ' tuthslairg
' . , .. -
10-40 c 0 u r 0
" Due Maxell 1,
WASTED BY
N S,
dhexel a do.,
;,U113trp. ' No 34 Suuth THIRD Street
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DRY GOODS.
1? I IV 13 SHAWLS,
A ood opportunity to secure a Fine Shawl at a
very low prioe.
PINE ER0CHE SHAWLS.
TINE PAISLEY SHAWLS,
FINE BLANKET SHAWLS.
The entire stock will be sold without rogard U the
coit. 1
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SsSsssBaM
JlI.ANKlilTS! BLANKETS! .
, ENGLISH BLANKETS.
FINE AMERICAN BLANKETS,
All our fine and rredium (Trades, very much r
duced In prices.
MAR8EILI.ES QUILTS,
Or OCB OWN IMPOBTATIOIS.
A preat variety of new "patterns in all sizos. A
larger stock to select from tban in any other osta.
bL'slimcnt in this city.
J. C. STRArrDuiDulrwCw.r,,
r
ra 2i rp
N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND MARKET STB RETS
JIOUIINING GOODS
J. M. I1AFLEICU,
802 CHESNUT STREET,
No.
HAS OW OPEN A LARUE ASSOBTMHNT Of
c
Burtitiun
BLACK SILKS, .
GRENADINES, ' ,
DELAINES,
BOMBAZINES,
CRAPED,
And a great variety of rare and new fabrics, saltablo tor
C134stuthl0t
, 'MOURNING.,'
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(HEAP LACE CURTAINS
Tte Subscribers have ncoivod from tho
NKVV YORK AUCTION SALE
A LARGE LOT OF
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
EE0CATEL,
SATIN DE LAINES, '
TERRY,
C0TELINE,
AND OTHKB
UPIlOLiSTERY GOODS,
Which were bought at a groat sacrifice, and will bo
sold cheap. '
SHEPPARD,VAN KARLINGEN&.ARRISON,
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT,
2 27 6lrp No. 1008 CHESNUT STREET.
pilY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
PllY GOODS.
NEW STORE.
NEW STORE.
NEW STORE.
ONE PRICE.
ONE TRICE,
... t ONE PRICE.
SMALL PB0FITB.
SMALL PROFITS.
SMALL PROFITS.
REED & CO.,
T. W.
NO. 310 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
ABOVIS VIUE,
(Under peed's Kew Bulldingl,
BOOF BKIUTS MADS EXPRESaLY P03 OUR
SAi.Es. sau
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gl'LENDID TABLE CLOTIFS.
Just received, a low acts of the very finest
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
WITH NAPKINS AND DOYLIES TO MATC:!.
. Also, a few pieces of -
Wide Irish and Freacli Slie&tings,
THE FINEST IMPORTED.
SHEPPARDjVAM ARRISOH,
Importers of Linen House Furnishing Dry Goods,
12 St No H 08 C'-1 1CSNUT Street
I IX E
I -W
INEN GOOlft UNDER REGULAR PRICE3.
e are aelllna 7-4 untikaclu-d Ta'i'i l.lnen i if
6'iWo. ier yard ; the celebrated burnt-loom t xtra heaw
Tab;e Linen lor 81 Ac. bli-ached DaruKlor Tan e Linen,
bl'Au bandotiie doub e Daiuaxk do , at iri; 1 0-1 Line,!
KlieetliiK- ' '2o per jard. Piliow l luens-4 4 Linens lor
l adles' Wear; 4 4 ht-uvy t-birtlng 4 4 "ne Hliirtlnu,
wry cbup by tbe pleet pood Lim n Towels. SJ-i'i per
ooentUiie llut-n Towels oi evi-rv description; Glum
Towelllugi Nursery Diuuera, $i 'ib per piece; Hprlu-r
Cloths) t buniols 'i o s" Linen lluntlkerniile s; Ilouoy
Comb guilts ; Lanctttftrr Quilts MnrsiHl es Qui ts V
eall especial at iulon to a very tine liiankot we ri
selling a kill per pair; same we did Hell u S1H. AUo.a
large line of Uuaiery,
R. D. & W II I KNSKLL.
i, 3 at
No. lO'l M.iUKEl' etreot.
J CHAMBERS, NO. M0 ARCH STREET
. Huring Goods tust opened.
FRI Nt H iiU. LIN, to yrds wlile, for dresso.
ri.AlD and HTH1PI I), do o
KI1IKKI- D and ITCHED, for waists.
k A 1:HKII l.l'.M. Ior drHnt-a.
1,1'MJ IHHKAD VtlLS '
VAl KNi lNK 8KI8. newatvles.
l itlN I K k U(i01s, la'esi nove'tls
Kit ti CAMMIUO MitUVli. INSKBTION. KT"
lMpircea ro t tlnL,bed CAMUU10, IH yanls wide, at
M cents. Atsxgalu. lint
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