THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1SCC.
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AMUSEMENTS.
VitwtTTSTRKrrTHKATBi. Mr. and Mw.Char'os
Rrtn will aeain appear bo for the public in this
city Curiosity will no doubt All the home, although
the Increase ot prico and Lent are aainst them.
Mr Aan'e "Cardinal Wolesj" 11 one of tha parts lu
wh'ot the disadvantages mylars ana volos aro loan
perceptible; bis adniirabls rOadinp, his ht"h toaed
and cssmcal style, are still apparent in this p.irt.
1 hosow ho wih to bo Impressed with aomeihiuir at
the tn'tnt that ha mad his renown should sue him
In "WcIspt" and in "l.oum XI" in preforanoo to all
other patts. Mr. Call cart la tn admirable ropri
sentativt of "Henry Vill. Mm Keau appear as
"yooen Kaihorne " Tho Jtnloun Wife will alio bo
played 111 his bill ih a icdreminar Irattiro for our city,
where this week tho t ircman reljina supremt.
Ancn Btoekt rnitATRit. The Slrtrtu ofNtvoYork
-will be (ilaod t iis week by lar. Chanlrnu, wnos de
parture Jot New Orleans has been domyed This
piece is tho ame as tint one plated hereunder tho
title ol The. Strrttx of w York, an old pleoo wltli a
few new Joke and local allns'ous. Tim perpetual
-variety and continued actton maltrs turn play atlrao
tlvt to ti e moves. Mr. Crr.inlrau as ' Badger" has
acquired much ce'etritvt lr. i'arslne dane san In
imitaLieand inaejcn table dance to tho aatis'actiou
ot the public; and Jtiss Loj-an looks, in hor var.ou
-dres.es like a auccossion of taslron plates, loo
piece is like all Hie piece at the Aicb, woll put on
the stago.
Kkw CnsPNtrr Stkickt Ibkatkh. We have
here another fireman horo, only be is romantically
idealized in this edition of the tiremun et Now York.
.Mr. Mordaunt will boa most tittiue: representative of
such a horo. The cast iaoludis ail the laalc and
petit erut n of the company. To rive reality to tho
scene, tbe suver lioso earn ore of the Moyaraonsina:
koee Company and the model ol a steam lire enjrino
will be Introduced. 1 he t hesnnt, having advertised
the Horeuce sewmr machines tn the Slurping Bunuty
is now rotnjt to irive publicity to tue recent pertoc
t ons in tire machinery.
Cabnoropb akt) Dixie's Complimentary Bese
pit. The. e excellent gent emeu and accomplished
prrloimcrs have been tendrrod a testimouial by
Monie ot our leading citizens, and the afl'iir comes ofT
to-LipUt at the Acrcotnv ot Music It must be a sue
cis , ioi the attractions ore of such la naturo as to
renncr In il lire iinposs b e They are too well known
in l'hi adelphia to need anv special mention at our
hands. For vsm pust th-y have furnished au ad
jnirab 6 ontertammout, aud they eminently dosorye
some mki.ow.eocmciit ol their elloits. if tho lm
monso Academy is completely packed, it alii be a l
the better. By the way, it" is rumorod tnat thoy
contcn r.lato extensive improvemenit at their
Eeveuth (street Opera Jlouse during tlio cominar
summer, lamely inuieasin its capacity aud Jits era
belliehnienta. Academy of Music A complimentary benefit
will be riven to tho managers ot the celebrated
("arncross '& Dixey troupe. With emlnont (rood
taste, tho beneflcaire$ hay trusted to their own
resources for their entertainment, knowing that
their friends would rather, at their own benefit, see
them, and enjoy their own peculiar style ot enter
tainmoiit rattier thun any otner species of amuse
ment that could be offered. The benefit is a nil or
efficient management, and will ao doubt be a great
fcUCCORS.
"Tbr May Quticit " Inis delightful oporo.ta
was civen mos' successfully on Saturday evening; at
the Musical Fund Hall, under the direction of the
author, Air. Dom i oter. the we l-known leader and
Binder. Mr. Dempster rives a concert in Harris,
burr, durlur the present week, and at the earnest
request of many ot hit patrons and admirers, will
repeat tho May Qaecn conceit in thiB city lu the
course oi a low days.
MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.
TnE Election To-mokrow. The election
in Camden to-morrow is. fraught with conse-
qucnceB of au important and vital character.
Besides the imperative necessity of electing the
ntire National Union ticket, the cuizens, irre
Bpective of party, are called upon to decide a
'. .great local matter. The proposition of pur
chasing tho Camden Water Works, a proceeding
which will increase the debt ot tho city to
$600,00(1, la to be submlttPd to a vote of tho
people, and they are callod upon to sanction it.'
it 1b imperative that they vote understandincrly
on the nuostion, because the rate of taxation is
now so heavy that it is oi ten the case poor men
cannot pay them without robbing1 their children
of brcud, and this act, it carried into effect, will
increace tbe late at leajt 25 percent. The in--tereht
on the debt Incurred by the purchase, at
7 percent., will be $21,000, while the last year's
income lrom the works was only $Hi,000, malumr.
a deficiency of $5000 to be raised by taxation, on
this item alone. Iu view ot these drawbacks,
the citizens ottpht tuorouchly to examine this
important matter before casting their votcj.
Sad and Fatal Accident. A sad and
shocking accident cccuned at the depot of the
Camden and Am boy Kuilroad, at the foot of
Bridge avenue, on Saturday afternoon, by which
one of the workmen employed lost his liie. lie,
ia company with two others, was engaged in
removing a hogshead of Bola ash from the boat
to tho platform, and the tide being low, it caused
an ascent vip which tho hopshead had to bo ele
vated. By some mishap it rolled back and over
.lilm, crushing him ia a dreadlul manner. Medi
cal aid was immediately summoned, ana the
"poor roan was kindly attended to; but hl3 inju
ries were so sevens that he died on Sunday
morning lrom their ettVcts. ll;s name was
Michael Crimness.
' Cntntcn Matters. Delegations from
three fire companies, in Camden, attended the
Tabernaclo Baptist Church, yesterday moruin?,
by invitation. Burine the morning services
eighl persons received the right haad ot fellow
rii'p, ami were admitted as members. In the
evening several others were immersed. . A largo
accession to the membership of this church has
been rliade during the past winter, and the pros
pects of further increaie are highly flattering.
The Game Law. An act has just passed
the Legislature of New Jersey, amendatory of
an act relative to the law for the protection of
fame in the 8Ute, and fixes severe penalties for
violations of its provisions. Such a law has
been much needed, for the slaughter ot all kinds
of game in years past has been rather indis
criminate. Financial. The financial condition of
the Board ot Education during the past year is
represented as follows: Receipts, $:t7,694-15;
expenditures, $30,47900; leaving a balance In
the treasury of $721405. The amount paid to
teachers for salaries Is $12,7283tl. There is an
indebtedness against the Board of $20,000; while
its asset9 amount to $71,72855.
Remaekable Quietness. Tho remark
able quietness which has roigned in Camden for
some time past, and its freedom lrom inceudia
rism aud burglaries, may bo attributed to the
well-organized and ellic'ient police forca under
Marshal Campbell and Mayor Budd. The people
Mill re elect them.
Obganization. The new Council rhlch
is to be elected to-morrow in Camden will or
ganize on lYiday evening, by the election of a
president, clerk, etc. The present officers, it is
believed, will b re-elected. Mr. Thonian. the
clerk, can scarcely be dispensed wvtb, and his
retention is neccpgary.
The Tolls. Instead of going into effect
immediately, the new law regulating the open
ing and closing of tho election poilfl des not
govern this spring's elections. The polls in Cam
den, therefore, will open at 8 o'clock; A. M. and
close at 8 P. M., as heretotore.
Tub besults already attained by some of the
silver mining entei prises is rapidly increasing
the confidence ot the community in these specto-
oavinir comnanies. and we think wo io our
readers a favor in calllug their attention to this
tusiness. Probably no Company offers a stronger
basis of organization than the North American
Mlninff Comrtany. office No, 327 Walnut street
A perusal of tho prospectus of this Company will
satisfy any party desiring to make a safe and
profitable Investment where to find It.
Ambiguous. The Brooklyn Union, reporting
the proceedings or ine ueniun wt-euug uem
v... nr. Wzwlnr.aiin w rnrnRrlrfl that-
"Colonel John O'Mahony was greeted with a
deafening welcome, as inougu
" 'AU the flendi tbat ever fell
Had pealed the banner-cry of bell.' "
Was this intended to bo personal?
INSTRUCTION.
BUSINESS
THE GREAT .
Practical Scliool of I3u.pinc-BS,
Sf BPASSINO IN TUE EXTENT OF ITS
Accommodation!,
I'atronao
and Influence,
Any similar Institute In the State
1 be place tor
YOCNO WEN
Who desire success nJ promotion In bir Inesa life.
The College occupies two largo buildings, one at
TENTH AND CEESNUT STREETS
AUD THE OTHER AT
Broad and Spring Garden Streets,
ff hlch are connected b? Te'epraph, making It br tar the
most eoiiivlete and eztcneivo tstablintiineut of the kind
In tlie Mate.
The Institution offers in all respects the very highest
adventape. it is tne only Hurlne or Cemraerciul
HchPol in th city having a legislative charter. Dlutoinaa
are awarded b authority ol law. nndur the corporative
seal It is conducted upon the best prc leal yi.tein ot
limtinctli n, and by teachers of acknowledged ability and
experience.
a or mil particulars send lor Illustrated Circulars and
Cata'cgue.
2 1 ttnw lm L. FA1BBASKS, A. M., President
"WEST mtOVE BOA HDINU-SCHOOL
y tor Glrli. at WEST'OKOVE STATION, I'hl ndol
phitt and ha tlinore Ceniral Hallr"&d, Chintur co.. f.
The fcuninicr Term ot full twntv weeks will com
mence on Hecond-day. the 7 b ot 6th nio. next.
The course of In.truotlon Is complete and thorough,
cxinipctent inntructors are employeil, and Improved mo
ttiods of teaching are adopted. The promotion ot the
health and haaplneas of the pupils is leading object.
For circulars, adtiiegs the Principal.
lliOM AH P. TONAED,
2 22thm20t WH8T GHOV t, I'a.
WANTS.
M HKER GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
J act In Important locations for the 'ew York Acci
dental lDPtiraiico Company. Active men ot good address,
applv to FBAML O. ALLEN, Branch Olllce, Ho. 4if)
L'I1ESSI'T Street. Anuiy soor 1 21
FOR SALE.
rtf FOR SALE. A MODERN RESIDENCE,
oiih side vart, on south side of Green street, be
tween Twentieth and Tweiity-flraU Lot. 25 by II" toet.
l essesslcn in thirty days. P. h. GAKl'LEY,
36 6t No. 108 South FOU Kill fttrcot
TO RENT.
f HOUSE TO LET AT?D PART OF THE
JiiM lurnlturo for sale, situated in Twenty-first, abovo
Fine street t Unuiediato possession. Ad Jrees Box 1226
r. O. 3 12 3t
COPARTNERSHIPS.
rVllV. COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
1 istlno between the undersigned under the stne and
tilleotEPlELBHElMF.K trt.Te.KSQS, was dissolved
on ihe 2tb of February, ln66. by mutual conseut and
JOHN F. I I T t.L&hKIM EK Is authorized to se tie the
business thereof. JOU. F. K PPhL.SbElMEK.
J H. PETERSON.
Philadelphia, March 6, 18GU
"beLEATHFK BC8INK8S heretofore conducted by
the parties above mentioned, will be conilnueJ by the
undersigned, at the former place ot business, if. E.1
corner TlilKD and 'EW Mr eels.
3 9 3t
JOHN V. KPFTSL8H KIMZB.
fJIIE OLDEST AND LARGEST
SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
COUNTRY.
LACEY, MEEKER & CO.,
Ko, 1216 CHESNUT STREET,
BJOFFEH OF THEIB OWN MANUFACTUKF. :
BUGGY HARNESS, (rots 822 50 to 8150
LIGHT BAKOUC11E do SO 00 to SM
UEAVY do do 75 HO to 800
EXPRESS, BRASS MOUNTED HARNESS 27 50 to 00
WAGON AND bELF-AEJUSTING... 1500 to 30
STAGE AND TEAM do ..i 30 00 to 80
LADIEfe' SADDLE, o 12-00 to 150
GENTS' do do 8-00 to 75
Bridles, Mountings, Bits, Bosetta. Horse Covers,
Blushes, Combs, roups, Blacking, Ladles' and Gents'
Travelling and Tourist Bags and Sacks, Luncb Baskets'
Dressing and Shirt Cases, Trunks and Valises.
396mrp No. 1Q10 CIIKSNUT ST.
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Successors to Thomas C. Garrett,
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WATCHES. DIAMONDS,
J E W E L II Y AND SILVERWARE,
AT A DISCOUNT. 3 10 2t5p
Fully equivalent to the present decline in gold.
ROUSSEL'S
Carbonic Aclil and Artificial Spring
Waters In Glass Syphons.
CsflBONIC ACID.
KELIFUb.
VICHY.
KUHIKGEN.
VICHY, with Llttria.1
L1TI1IA WATEK.
1ROS WAT KR.
BEDFOKD WATER,
13. ROUSSEL,.
No. 018 PRUNE Street.
810 St
GOFFERING MACHINES.
COFFERING MACHINES.
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A large assortment of Gofloring Machiaoi just
received per teamer "fit. George."
FOB SALE Br
ISAAC TOWNSEND, .
nouBe-FurutuhJug Btore of the lata' JOHN A.
MUKPHEY,
JTo. D22 CHESNUT 8TBEET,
121 Below Teutb. Street.
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FINANCIAL.
"yE OFFER F OR SALE
Central Pacific RR. 7 per Cent. Bonds,
Jjilercsl payable in Gold,
'i itt 'he city qf Nm York;
TJ. S. O'S, 1805,
Ijisacd to tbe raclflc Railroad Co.,
Interpk ' payable la enrrencr. The cheapeat Oovem
ment Do, 1,119 ontho nrket' reoclveo bjr United 8ttet
Treaaarpr at 80 per eent aa aecarlty forNa.Ional VanX
C'lrcnlatlon.
Morris Essex Railroad First
Mortis aS 7'8 Duo 9I4,
Htrlctlr Flrat-clitw .'lon,l3i ftr eale lower than other
Bond of the iamecl . . . . . ,
Government aecnnWa ' of n klnd" bongit and old.
Btocke aad Gold hewst, ' Bl1 ol(l on commlualon In
tills and other markeU.
Interest allowed on eprJV
E. W. CLARK & CO., Bankers,
1138m No. S3 8. Thh d St.,Phllad.
5-208 CITY WARRA.NTS. J (f
O. A. RA11M & CO.
BANKERS)
No. 02 SOUTH THIRD ST.REET
TtCT CITT W-AlinAXlS at lowest miHkra.e, and
WOW BACK INTKUKST.
Pur and Mil UM1ED STATES LOANS atbwH miVkot
prlcca.
COMPOUA'l ISTEKKST KOTE8 wanted atr a m
men
f'OLLKO TICKS made on all accmsible poInrtsln tbe
Union.
STOCKS, etc., bought and sold at the Tloartl of
Brokers. 2 211 tutbsluiro
AUCTION SALES.
SCOTT, JR., ATJCTIONEKU. PHILADEU
1'HIA ABT UALLERY, 100 CUES Nil T faireot.
SALE OF VFEYFINE AGATE. BARDIOLIO, AND
t'A hTh LLI A VArtKS ANp VKHS. FIN a, FRENCH
BROJ.ZK FlOl'BE- AND GROUP-, ALABA8TKR
TA1 UhT'i K -, BOHEMIA GLASSWARJi, B1S
QCET F10LRK8. Etc Etc..
The Importation of itcars. Vltl Brothers,
On Vt ednegdar and Ihiirmlny Morulusn.
March U and if, at 10S o'clock each day. at Pcott'a
Art dnl iry. Ho. 1020 chesnut atret, will be sold an in
voice of the tbove articles. Just lanucd lrom Italy and
Frnnce.
1 he collection will be open lor examination on Mon
day morunitr 3 8 fit
III JLADELFIHA ARTISTS'" SALE OF OIL PAINT
JNOS. On Thursdav and Friday K.vcnlns.
lfith and Kith inni, at754 o'o'ock, ut colt' Art nation-.
.No. 10 0 ( hcsnui a:rcet. will be sold, wituout rt
rerve, a number ol Paintings by Philadelphia arilsta,
1Z s
W. Hherldnn Younir.
Joseph J. John,
It. Hchre Roed.
J. H liea e,
F. B. riche l,
'J'. U. Otter,
II lsoese,
John Wlison,
M J. Levis.
E. Mclliheney,
i . J. Feuniinore,
I. W. ('. HoutollO,
Hurling,
J. WlUinins,
MontOKiiy,
F. Wilis.
tV. 8. Sonrlv.
O F. Auwoo.l,
And oihnni.
Edmund O. Lewis,
X. jMornn.
O. F. btnso'.l,
E. B. 1 cnsell.
H. C Umplmtn,
W. E C rcw(in,
('. A. Souuners.
George t. Caude,
1. I . Wyanu,
1). R. Knight.
Ceoruo P. Wood, Jr. ,
A. Fredericks,
Leon Jul iard,
l'uul "iVcber.
W. E Winner.
Thomas iiorun.
compriBlnK the bo't arwortinout oi OU Palntlntts by
native artista ever oilrred at tiuii Ic sa'o in tuu city. '
Open lor cxaiuluuuon on Monday, Uthiust
On Thursday and Friday Evenings,
l!5th and 16th March, at IH o'clock, at Scott'a Art
Callcry, Ho. 1W0 Chesnut street.
M SUP I-KB OIL P AINTINGS,
it 'Jill 1 1 in n iiivriunu Artuniorvun I ur&
Particulars hcreutter.
3 8 fit
JIIOMAS BIRCH & SOX,
AUCTION EERS,
No. I I IO CHESNUT STREET.
A ONK-IIORSE POWER
AMATEUR ENGINE.
This engine will bo disposed of by private or publio
ett'o, by tbe abovo parlies at their Auction Store.
FITZFATRICK & CO. AUCTIONERS.
. New Auction House. No. 827 CHESNUT Street
SEGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.
T
i:n facts for TIIK PEOPLE. 1ST. dean
wnTs has his store lull ot customers Why? Be-
ennee hn keeps the best stock of segan an l tobacco in
tneinneu Biaius. ana sens ai least irom at io w per
cent. Una thun you can buy elsewhere. Uo to DEAN'S,
lsn.413 CUI SNUT Ktrcct.
lid. why Is Itthutthe city tohaccontxts aro down on
Dean ? Because he seLs a hot er gnallty oi tobacco and
scfiurs at a much less price thau they can sell. Goto
Dean's, No. 413 Chennut siicct.
M 'Hie reason whv he can sell so cnoan is Dccaue ills
retail Bales are over ailOU pur dy, und his wholesale
tmde Is over tlQW per day. ile cun allurd to sell at iroio
2 to ft per cent, protlt while others cannot live onles
innnirom ta to iw per cent, uo to uaau t, ao. iu
Clii'sLut siriet.
4tli. Dean soils prime imoorted ITavana soenrs for six
cents each, llcnunie Yara tot ten cents, aud makes a
liberal olscouut to those buying bv the box.
do to Dean's, No, 413 ( hesnut street.
6th. Dean sola the best navy, of six different kinds,
for 8(1. ttft and Oil cento per pound. Dry navv 411 cents
per pound, with a discuvJit to those buying Ave pounds
or upwards.
Go to Dean's, Ko 413 Chesnut street.
6th. Uean sells all kinds of smoking tobacco from 30
cns per pound to al so per pouud, au1 a Uiscouut on S
pounds or upw urds. 'i ry it, you wli I like it
Go to Dean's, No. 413 Chemut streot.
7th. Dean's Store is No. 413 t'hesnut streot. If you
Inquire of some tobacconists they wl.l tell you they
don't know hiii'. and don't aeknowleairn hltn to belli
ihe business. Whv don't their know hliu? Booausa ha
sells so cheap, ho is killing the business.
Go to Tciin s. No 413 Cliemnt sireet.
8th. Ponio tobacconlsta loa'ousy makes them mean,
but Deun can ailoid to le liberal ; ids trade 1 always on
the increase. 'J bat's what 'roub'es the Spanish Jowa
aud red noses. When yon want prime tobacco or Solars
at a fair pilce, ro to Demi's, No. 413 Che-mut aireot.
9th. Dean's Yara Segara are tle only genuine Yara in
this city, all otheis are ot Inferior quality. Dean se
cured the whole crop of Yara this year ana tor next
year. If you want genuine Yara Scgars, go to Deau'a,
No 413 ( liexmit street.
10th. The largest a-sortm nt ol segars In any one
store In the United States you will Und at DEAN'S, No,
413 CHtSNUT Mieet. '
N. Ii. For clgarettee ipply tothe Govornmetit Nuff
ced it'il lmtp
g E L L E R S 1J It O T II E R S
No. 18 N. SIXTH STREET,
Having added to their foimcr business that of
MILL AND FACTORY FINDINGS,
Intend keeplug a full assortment of everything in that
tne, which tbey will tell t the lowest rates, Including
Pure Oak Tanned Leather Belting',
Gam Belting and Steam Packing,
LACK AND PICKER LEATHER,
HAND AND IIAENESS LBATIIER,
ROLLER CLOTH AND SKINS,
CARD CL0THINO,
BELT nOOKS. RIVETS, ETC.
Also continue to manufacture aa heretofore,
WIRE CI.OTIJ,
8IKVES. SCREENS, Etc.,
or which a full eiwoituieut kept constantly on
hand. 1 UUtuluirtiurn
I DRY COODS.
O THE LADIES.
GREAT SALE OF FOREIGN DRESS GOODS
CUEWEN 8T0DDAUT A BROTHER
Announce that they have determined to offir their ex
tensive Stock comprising 11 e most attiaotlv variety of
Dry Goods in tho City,
At prices to eotrrspond with the late
AUCTION SALES.
WITHOUT EKOARD TO COST.
CURWEN STODDaRT & BROTHER;
Kos. 4C0, 43B, aiid 4M N. SECOND Streot.
8 12 3t
Above Willow.
LACK AND WHITE SILKS,
OSE DOLLAT. TtB YARD.
SILKS FROM AUC'TIO 1 AT REDUOKD PUICES.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
5o. 0, iS2, mi i'i N. SECOND Street,
8 10 8t
Abovo Willotv.
pLAID DRESS GOODS, 22 CENTS,
FROM THE LATE ACCTIOX f ALES.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
" Kos. 450, 462, e'-U 454 N. 8ECON D Street,
8 10 8t Above Willow.
(M1ENE POPLINS, 31 CENTS.
DRESS GOODS, AT REDUCED PRICES.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER
oa. 460, 462, ucl 464 N. SECOND Street,
8 10 81 Above Wtilow.
p L A I D MO ZAMBIQUEB,
SS CENTS.
DRESS G000S, AT REDUCED TRICES.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
os. 450, 462, ai.J lt'4M. SECOND Street
S10 3t . Above Wnlow.
J) R Y GOODS
TOR THE POPULAR TCAiliS, FROM THE LA IE
auctio.. sales,
AT I1EDUCJ PfllCES. ,
Bayers will find decided ui'.vuniceo In every depart
mint
CURWEN STODDAIiT & BROTHER,
N03. 460. 452, i-tl J64 N. SECOND Street,
8103t Abovo Willow.
g P R I N G CASSIM E R E S,
8FRISO COATIMJ.
bPBISiO UOOB.s i'OR DOY3v
At reduced prices.
CURWEN STODDKT & BROTHER, '
Kos. 450, 452, n:iu 4j4 N. SECON'D Stro.t,
810 3t Abovo Wn.ow.
JJARNSLEY LINEN GOODS.
NOW OPi- N1NG.
SEVEN OASES.
REAL BARNSLEY SIi.-ITINOS.
SUPER 1URXSLET T.L" DAMASICS.
EXTRA HEAVY TABL.1: DIAPERS.
HEAVY LOOM DIAPI:.
COLORED BORDERrD WASHED ' HUCK
TOWELS, Extra I'vx.
These goods were made ey.orosi'.y to order for our best
family trade, but from their extraordinary durability
are a' so well suited to first c uts Hotels or lioardlntf.
Houses.
SHEPPARD.VANHARlii'JGEN&ARRISQN,
Importers of Linen, Hou-e Furnishing Dry Goodi,
8 12 6t o UC8 C3ESNUT 8treet.
hoop c:cirts.
pUP LEX 'SKIRT
FASHIONS FOR I860.
IMADLEYS BVi'LEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOU1: L K SPRING)
HOOP SKIRT.
Each Hoop of this PKCl'l
TM O tinety-itmpirtd iteti t
Fiiini.T together edob to ,
B'l KUGLti'i and must If XI
1 AU SKIRT Is eomposed Ot
i i gt. braided TiuuiLr and
tut. torinnig at unco tho
X I liLK HOOP made
ah like too bIukib springs,
r rtttnor ana ukau nptiL
1 hey will not bend or bui
but Will EVBH I'HKSKBVB tin .
sh apk. where three or toi l
been thrown away as useleiw
'I heir wi ndtrlut jUxibiti.y
FORT and CONVKMIENCK, bCMi.
to the weakku, aa will be ,
ladies attendliia' crated d s.
In fact for the t rommai! -trr.
or ear they are iKBiiiJiv
Mil ABILITY and KCOhOmt, t
which has niude the
urdiuury gklria will have
ADDS GBKATLT to tllO COU-
SIViUgHiTKMSerLEAJllUK
m t caior p experienced lie
. ptions, balii. oiras,ctc.
.ir h ui-, the rhiu'rh, tl a
H't:u. coiiibiuhitt comoiit,
.ill that uleua.sok ot suape
DUPLE K ELMPTlC TIIK
BTASDA1.1 Klltr
OF THE FASHHi. .'. I.LE WOBLH.
Manuroo:ured exclusively l :ho SOLE O IVNER3 of
Patent,
WESTS, BUAIX.IIY fi OA11Y
No. CHAMREKS andJici- T) aud 81 READE Sts..
KEW YORK.
Merchants will be snppllc d n above, and by Phllauo:
plra Jobbers.
r OUHALK Inall FineT CL. - o Rktaii, STonra la this
city. Inqulielor C2U3mip
BRADLEY'S DUPLL'X l'LMPTIC BKIK V.
J3 RADLEY'S
DUPLEX ELL'PTIO SKIRT,
Combining Durability wlih ilcgance of shape. Now
Spring Styles Just received.
J. M. IIAFLEIQII,
3 jo 2m o- 11 CUB8XCT Street.
R AD LEY'S ,
DIJPIEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT,
Host fashionable and popu r.r in use. For sale by
J. O. MAXWKLL & SON.
3 10 2m S. E. corner ELI VESTD and t'HESNUT.
R. HUNTER, Ko. 44 N. 8EVENTB
bTBF.ET, ABOVE FII.HEBT, PHILADELPHIA..
Acknowlediied ev all pa " jnltrnlt d as tv lor tha
WOHT BL-CC.btFl'L PHYSICIAN
In the treatment t D.ttam in An ttttiulty. QUICK.
THOKOPOH, andfrrmaninl curt t quuranter d Inevrri
case. eineniber DH. HI' """I f H 8 Celebrated Heincdle
can onlv he had genuine at his oid (wiablM bet) Olhce. No,
Jih.bEYEiiiUSt' 'ilv 'ULwt - 3 10 Ct
DRY GOODS.
U3 ntioE & wood, H3
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH.
Heavy Mracliod Muslins, 26, 28, 81J. 83eenta.
Beat Bleached Muslins, 85, 87J and 40 cents.
Wide Uub.o ched Muslins, 23oonts.
Tard wldo Unbleached Muslins, 25, 28 ana 81o.
Illlow-caso and Slieetlnn Muslins.
Best quality American rrinti and Ginghams.
LINEN GOODS !
LINEN GOODS t
Tabic Linens, apkins and Towels.
Scotch Diaper and Cird-oye Llnons.
Kichardfon Fon's, andOwdcn's Shlrtintc Llnons,
Huckaback Towels, 25, 28, 81, 40, 4 5, 60, 65, 62,
Linen Uuckaback, by the yard.
liussia Lra8b, rood quality, 18, 20, 26 cents.
WHITE GOODS J
WniTE G00D31
Jaconet, Canitrie, Nainsook and Swiss Mucins.
l'laid NoitiBook and Plaid Cambric Muslins.
Hair-cord fctripe and l'laid Mug. ins.
Ono lot of Dotted Swi s Muslius, lrom auction, 85
and JOccotsayaid,
Marseilles, Lancaster, and Honeycomb Q tilti.
Hoop Skirts maUo co order and warranted for six
months.
Ladles' and GenU' Linen Cambrie Hdkfs. ,
Ladies' and Gents' llcmslitch Udifs.
Cnmtnc FlouucinKS. Inscrtins and Edlugs.
Ladies' and Gents' Hosiery and (J loves.
Gents' Slifit Fronts, made out of K'chardiona
Linen.
Gent's Suspenders.
PRICE WOOD.
Jio. 113 N. NINTH Stroet, abovo Arch,
N. B. Will remove to tho N. W. corner Eighth and
Fnkcrt strce's about the last of April. 3 8
SHAWLS.
A fiood oj'pertiinity to sccuro a Viae Shawl at a
very low price. (
JUNE ELCCEE SHAWLS.
FINE PAISLEY SHAWLS,
HNE BLANKET SHAT7LS.
The cntiro stock will be- oold without rcifai-d to thdr
COtt.
JJLANKETS ! liL A N K LIT Sir !
ENGLISH BLANKE1S.
FINE AMERICAN BLANKETS,
All ottr Cno and rreduitn (rxde.i, very much r-
due til in prices. -
MARSEILLES QUILTS,
OF OUR Ott'S IJtrOKTJVTlOtt.
A frreat variety of new patterns in all size. A
larger stock to select lrom than in any othu-r esta.
ILsl.nitnt in tins city.
J. C. STMWBPJDCX & CO.,
12 21 rp
X. W. COR. EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS
I)11Y GOODS.
DRY GOODS..
DRY GOODS.
NEW STORE. ONE TRICE.
KEW STORE. ONE PRICE,
NEW STORE. ONE PRICE.
SMALL FEOFIT3.
bMALL PROKITS.
SMALL PEOFITS.
T. W. ltEKt).& CO.,
NO. 310 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
ABOVE VINB,
(L'ndcr Reed's "Sew Building),.
HOOP BKIItTS MADE EXPRESSLY TOR OUR
BAihtv $3 it
(JllEAPER THAN WET GOODS.
DET MUSLINS,
DRY CALICOES,
DEL VINES,
A ad all kinds oi
D 11 Y O O O D S ,
-i
A t lower prlocs than any wot goods In the market Goods
wet to ordor, with either Frosh, fait or Dirtv Wacr
BEST MFBBIMAO CALICOES, 2.-. C N T J
LIGHT AMKBICAN PlilSTS, I8CKTi.
GOOD bTYLE LIGHT PRINTS, 19 CEST3.
6C00 YARDS FAST COLOIl CALL, OES, 12X CEN IS
NEW SPRING DELAINES, 25 CENTS.
BLEACIIID MVSLISS.
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN),
Of all widths and qualities, at
VKUY LOW PRICES.
II. STEEL & SON,
3 12 smw No. 713 and 715 N. TENTH ST.
QAK SHADE OIL COMPANY,.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL
bit tt en 120,000.
flHOO.OOO.
I'ur Yttluc... So-OO..
rnj;siniNT.
VILLIAA1 BAILEY.
TIlRAStlBntt
IlUWil UAilBLE.
8BBXTAKr,
j. dai las ii All.
lilEKCTOHS.
JOPN jr. 0SOS, DAVIS KIMBLE.
UUGU OA1IBLK. JO H S H. J Oiltd,
WILLIAM. BalLi.1T.
0PPICE, No. 329 WALNUT STREET,
rniLADBtraiA.
121mrn
I70R SALE-STATE AND COXTNTVr RIGHTS
ul ( apewell H Cu.'a Paient Wind Guard aud Air
llrairr for Ooal Oil Lamnsi it provonts the Chimneys
lrom hrt-ak lux. This we will watraut Also saves one
third tke oil. fa 1 and see thvm, they oust but ten cents.
j,o 2o BACK b rett. l'hlladolnhla Sannile sent to any
art vi the Vultcd t tuteu vu rticelnt o i ouiiU. a 11)