THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, APRIL r 9, 18GG.-
HATTERS OYEB THE RIVER.
Cape Mat. From present Indications the
oniiDft season t this populai summer resort
will, lor numbers, )aLlon, and nmiiBomenr,
eclipse all it predi'ccseor. The railroad lead
ing bithcr will run additional trains to thono
employed lasi summer wbtlo the comfort of
travel ntu been tncrcftFed by the clearing ot the
woodland, where such exlut", to a considerable
distance on each fide of the road., Woodbury,
Glaagboro, North and South Vinelund, and Miil
Tille, Ijiojr alonn the route, are pretty and
thriving villages. In acMHIon to the trans.
toats will leave Khiladelphia and New York
every day for Cape Island. Tbe Baltimore pas
sengers come, via car?, to New Cnxtl-j, and
thence by boot to the Island. At Cape May
everything shes the hand of improvement.
New cottaees are being erected, and the hotels
renovated and repand. The C'eutro Honso,
Washington Hotel, and Colonel Fenlin s "Cot
tage by the Sea," have rttnainod open during
the winter. The Ocean. House and Cowm;
Hall unite to form a New Congress Hall, the
whole being under the manaBcment of Mr. J. b
Cake, and lonuing one ot tbe lareest hotels lu
America. Tbe Tontine, a smull notel lat year,
has been greatly euluieed, and now bears the
name ot the Sherman House. In front ot Con
gress Hall lona rows of neat and prettv bat It
honees bavo been erected, and upon the lawn
new siinjmer-hou.-es have appeared.
Mr. fcanuiel R. Maponagle, the proptletor of
the Wove, has erected a handsome new publica
tion oflice. Dr. ltalph M. Townsend, of this
city, will be luntor editor of the summer's edi
tion, and the paper promises to be a welcome
vUltor at the daily bieakfast-table.
' A fleet ot yachis will be anchored off the
Wand, lor the purpose ol accommodating fish
inar parties, etc. No better tishiug or gunning
exists than that touud in the many inlets and
marshes around the ii land. Parties Irom as far
Bonth an the Carolines nave visited the island
duriutr. the present month, for the purpose o
securing cottages; but the demand lar eceed
the stipoly. liooms have already been encaged
st the various hotels, and everything indicates a
rufsh. '
Caltion to IIolsekeepilrs. On Satur
day two men drcss-ed in military apparel were
seen wandering ulong the streets of Camden,'
apparently engaged m selling various trilling
articles. On Federal street one of them en
tered a house while the familv were upstairs at
work, and took lrom the parlor a bonuet, and
then decamped. The article was soon missed,
and as the men was seen toeucr and leave the
nouse again by a neighbor, theylwere watched
and arrested. At tho time- they wero arrested
the man who had taken the bonnet was about
biding it under a wood pile at the foot of Plum
street. They wero tiken beiore Mayor Budd,
and one ot them elvinz the name ot Robert
Pai k wns committed tbe other was released.
80 frequent have these robberies become, that
it is Etiunge housekeepers will keep their from
doors onen even while they are busy in other
parts of tbe house.
Colvertisg. At the recent session of
the New Jersey Legislature a supplement was
passed to tnc "chatter of Camden, authoii.ina
the City Council to divide the several wards into
.. culvert districts, nnd to assess all property
within said districts to pay expenses ol con
structing necessary drains, culverts, etc. This
is as it should be, tor, under the old system,
only those residine on ihe streets in which the
culverts wero laid were assessed, although
others were benetited as much as they. As soon
as the weather becomes settled, three or tour
culverts will be commenced.
A Necessakt Law. Tho City Councils
have parsed an ordinance notifying all families
against throwing otial and garbage into the
paved streets, under a severe penalty. It also
. provides for the removal of ashes, etc., in carts
every Wednesday and Saturday mornings. This
timely precaution in the removal of filth will be
of great advantage to tho sanitary condition of
Camden during tho warm and sickly weather.
Confirmation. The Kight Rev. Bishop
Odenbelmer, of the New Jersey diocese, yester
day morning paid his annual visit to St. Paul's
Protestant Episcopal Church, In Camden, and
administered the rite of confirmation to twenty
. live new members.
Aebksted. On Saturday night, Officer
' Ayres arreBted a man at the depot, who was
charged with having stolen $11 lrom a oerson
In Philadelphia. The money was lound' upon
his person, and he was handed over to die
Philadelphia officer, who toog him in charge.
' Delirium Tremens. Yesterday a man
was admitted into the Station House, In a terri
ble tit ot delirium tremens. He presented a
serious plight, exhibiting those brutal instincts
which disgrace humanity. Oh, rum, what wilt
thou not do r
Locked Up. Mayor Budd yesterday
.locked up a regular specimen of a female
Amazon, who had sbown a peculiar penchant
for smashing up thlnss in general, and threaten
in? to take the lives of the family with whom
she was living in Plum street.
Board of Education.- The new Board
of Education has organized bv tho , election of
Thomas G. Kowand, M D.. as President; Thomas
A. VVilon, Treasurer; and James M. Cassady,
Secretary.
Another School. Arrangements ' are
being made to reopen the public school at the
paper mills, which has been suspended since the
new building on Sixth street was completed.
Atlantic' Courts. To-morrow, tho
April term of the Atlanllo county Court will
commence at May'6 Landing. Considerael busi
ness upon the docket is to be disponed of.
SAd Accident. A small child of Mr.
JJorcan, a gentleman residing on Mickle Btreet,
above Front, fell down a pair of stairs on Satur
day, and had its arm broken.
Another Large lire In New York.
DESTRUCTION OF A PIANO F0IITB MANUFACTORY.
This morning about 3 o'clock a fire was dis
covered in the piano forte manutactory, Nos.
101, 103, and 105 E. Thirty-third street, owned
by M. Laes Sblseng. At the time the fire was
first seen it appeared to be on tbe first floor,
near the stove. The building, which is five
stories high, 75 feet front by 27 feet deep, was
entirely destroyed.
The loss on stock, tools, etc., is estimated at
about $20,000, insured tor $0000, as follows:
Equitaole, of Philadelphia, $2000; Norwich,
$1000; Philadelphia Fire and Life, $1000;
Groceis' $2000; Baltic, $2000; Knickerbocker,
$1000. Total, $0000.
The baildlng was owned by Mrs. Ann M.
Shkeng; loss about $10,000, insured for $730(1,
as follows: Kensington, of Philadelphia, $1000;
Philadelphia Fire and Lite, $1300; People's,
$1000; Commonwealth. $2(00; New Amsterdam,
$2000. Total, $7300.
When the rear wall tell some of the window
blinds on the buildings on Thirty-I'ouith street
were destroyed. Tbe cornice of Nos. 108 and
110 were also on tire several times. The oriirln
of the lire Is reported as suspicious, and Fire
Marshal Baker has it under investigation, JVew
i'vrk Commercial Advertiser, balurday. !
The Norfolk Fost says that the oyster law
passed by tbe Virginia Legislature is doing
, more to injure the trade of Norfolk than all
' other causes combined. Since it has gone into
operation at least titty vessels bave left that
port to load with Maryland oysters. ; The
steamers refuse to carry oysters lrom Norfolk,
as the tonnage duty la too enormous for them
to pay-'
There is a talk of reviving at the Pergola
Theatre, Florence, operas no Jess substantial
than Spcntin's Vestale and Fernand Cortex,
Cherubim's Medea, (the day of which majestlo
work seems to be coming everywhere), the
same composer's Let l)mx Jovrntes (which
oupht to be brought to a hearing), the Aynett
of Paer, and other ot the once famous solid
musical operas, which hav been displaced by
. the works ol later days. . . ,
AMlJSlCMfcNTS.
Walkut Struct TnBATSit. The play Mrs.
Powers irfsfLU to nit lit, entitled Diann bolomrs
to the hlchost school of ine dram. II I fan of ac
tion, without ipint, but yet free from ail the tin t
ol the if'iiHtionl aohool. Ti e dia'oeue is full ol
wlt;nd reptrtre Mr. JlcCo'lom and Mr J H Taylor
re tho two heroes, and Mrs Dowers p ays the pa.-!
ot bewildering, bewitching coquette; craooiul.
brilliant, vet impassioned, ihe pait is em n ntlr
adapted to her versntlie powers. The dross are
(iplenrtid and tasteluL Diana should prolines a
sensation.
To-morrow afternoon Mowrs. Marble and Wilkt
will tkea benefit at thin theatre. Both of those
very young actors bare acquired the favor of the
public bv their ta ent and "pint Mr. Marbie be
Iodks to tho aristocracy of the dramatic i rol'easlon,
It en ancestry ot talent may be so accounted. 1 her
rfler a CBDilal bill, varied bv distinguished volun
tecrs I row a 1 the theatres, and should meet with
seiierovs jatroiiape
New CntsMJT Street TnsATM. Tho first of a
(tries of capital storlm oom-dics will be given this
evening. J tit IMrat'Lna, with the whole ftronifih
ot the company, including Mit-s Orton as the toudor
and ttiucmng "doe y Homespun." will be given. It
in quite refreshing to see iho Chennut rising into
bighci spheres. It ha a fine o mpsny iwithiomo
few exceptions1, goon eoenerr. and line rosouro-s for
mife-ev-Kretie, ana we trust that tne suoce-s of this
week will prove tnat there is no need of dusoondlng
to sensation to draw
Alien Strekt Theatre. Mr. Murdoch's "Ham
lei" is the most deeply studied, the moat scholar y,
and the verv triumph otinteilect. Everr word and
sentence of Shakospoare finds its trne monmnv, its
pbi.ORopny, its deep passion, Its marvellous pathos.
1 his will be one ol the gn-at intellectual enjoyniunu
ot Mr. Murdoch's eng 'foment,
Acadkmt or Musio l'ho Ravels continue thoir
cbarmmg entertainments. This evoning a nw pieoa
called the Alchytnttt, or, the lUution, wl 1 bol'ren,
with Gabriel Ravel and Mad'lle Feupa, who olays
and dances ana enchants in the chaiacter ot an ap
parition. Tbouble wim Turkey. A serious imbroglio
in our relations with the Divan has arisen as
follows: Sarkls Minaian, who has for many
jcars acted as the resident agent in Turkey tor
the sale of Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.'s medicines,
driven by the increase of his business to a neces
sity tor more room, built his warehouse In Con
stantinople several stories higher, after having
obtained the necessary permit from the autho
rities. The Jnians of a neighboring mosque
which overlooked the premises demanded a
large present in money, which was refused.
They then applied to the Grand Vizier for the
enforcement of an obselete law, which had
been disregarded two hundred year, requiring
hnn to take down the building to eighteen feet,
which was granted, and they commenced the
woik of demolition. Mmasian then applied to
the American Minister, who notified the Sublime
Porte that Americau property could not oe thus
trilled with, and that the demolition must
cease. Then commenced the usual course of
Mussulman prevarication aud promises, butuo
real redress. Finnllv Minister Morris informed
them that if tUeir depiedations continued, he
j-liould order the United States ships-ot-war to
enter the Bospborus, and Messrs. Aycrs' medical
warehouse would not be alone roorioss. A
stroke of his pen could have laid the whole
city under tlio sweep of American cannon,
backed by men who are not schooled in the
lessons of tear. This brought them to their
senses and speedy redress Minasian has now
arrived In tbis country, to present tbe case to
our State Department for indemnity. At leucrth
it is something to say among the peoples ot the
eaith "1 am an American citizen 1" Columbia
WANTS
THREE FULLY COMPETENT CLOTHING
X Kaleninen warned. one but moo of expeileace
auu BUiiuy wm answer.
BENNETT A CO.
Tower Hall,
4 7 3t No. 818 MARKET Street.
'I Hit EE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
1 act in Imiiortant locations for the New York Aool.
dental Insurance Company, active men ol good address,
1 11 r. a u i Mreet. Anpiy soon. 221
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
JJOOMS TO RENT
Large, Well lighted and Ventilated
HOOMS,
02V THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS
OF THE
"Evening Telegraph" Building,
No. 108 South THIRD Street,
TO HEISTT.
APPLY IN IHE OFFICE, FIEST FLOOR.
N. B. WITH OK WI1 nOUf STEAM POWER.
ARCH AND TWENTIETH, NEAR ST.
Clcmont's 1 riurch. buuorlnr dwelling. No 142 N
W EM1ETII Htieet lor gale chun. flail from lntf ta
TO LET. THREE ROOMS AND TWO
tlent banenients with power, at United Siatea Bui d.
eisMlil, oa. ti and 24 8. FIKTEK NTH Uireet.
4 8 3t JEBLEB fc BROiHEBU, Proprietors.
TO RENT. DOUBLE COTTAGE. CON
talnlna elicni rooms, and five in the attlo. on the
iiemou uauroaa. one nine neiuw iaconr. with ooacn
houxe and stable.
24 tvr Apply at No. 717 WALNUT Street
AUCTION SALES.
HARLLS C. MACKEY, AUCTIONEER. NO.
J 3 MABKEr tttreet. between Third and Fourth.
C AUD AUCTION HALES.
Kennlar sales of CHINA. OKui KKV. GLASSWARE,
ana uuiinnr.i.i i.Mi akuulls,
i.vciv TuihiIbt Morninu.
' Bales of Household Kurnliure at dwelllneit Stocks
of Jbrrcliandlse at atores: Machinery, tools, etc. at
factories, will be attended to on reasonable terms, it 'it
TO COITNTHY MHCHANTi4
1 And City Retail Storekeepers.
60O OP K.N LOTS
WHITE GHANITK ASV C. C. WARE,
GLASSWARE, LAMPS, KTC,
On Tuesday Morning,
commencing ai o cieci.
Purcliaseis from tbe country can get tbelr goods care-
luny pa aeu m me a action uooiu
SCOTT. JR.. AUCTIONEER. PHILADEL
8FECIAL BALE OF TKNUEBSEE CEDAR CHESTS.
Un Tuesdav Mormon next.
10th Instant, at lux o'clock, at no 1M0 Chemnt strost.
win be so d a large inrolce of Tennessee Cedar Clothes
(jneati, 01 an sizes rney are a euro preventa ire lor
iure ana wooiicn iioout agaiusi nioui ana oilier usecu.
open iot examination ou juououy.
Wale peremptory. ; 4 S St
LOST.
LOST. A BLACK MEMORANDUM BOOK,
eontalnlna Bl la Panera. and two letters, one ad
dressed to Sals. Boss A Co.. sjifl tlie other to John
ime, care Cthran s Co , S lork. A liberal re
ward will ke paid If returned to
i B. WA09TAFF, at
J. B. BIOK CO 'S,
It No. 1ft 0. FOURTH Street
IOST OR MISLAID. A PERPETUAL POLICY
j OF INSURANCE, lppurd by the Fire Axsoclatlon
of Philadelphia, to JACOB BABL1.K, lor S16UU. dated
July 11, ltt0. Any lufonnalloD tberoof will be received
by c f.Mn.nuiLu.
Attomey at aw.
J1 lnirp No. 407 N on h FIFTH St.
WEST GROVE BOARDING-SCHOOL
lor Girls, at WEST GROVE STATION, Philadel
phia and Baltimore Central Railroad. Chester CO.. Pa.
Tbe hummer Term 01 full twenty weeks will com
mence on Second-day. the 1 h ot ith mo. next.
The course ot In.truction la complete and tnomafrti,
competent Instructors are employed, and Improved me
thod of teaching are adopted. The promotion of the
health and bapplueas of the pupils isa loading object.
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FINANCIAL.
YE OFFEll FOR SALE
Central Pacific RR. 7 per Cent. Bonds,
.Interest poyaUe In Gold,
In the Uy of Nno York;
TJ. S. O'S, 1895,
Issued to (lie Pacific Railroad Co.
1 . 1
Interest payable In currency. The cheapeat twvern-
ment Bonds on the market, received by United States
Treasurer at 80 per cent as security for National BanH
Circulation.
Morris and Essex Railroad First
Mortgage 7's, Due 1014,
Htrlctty FIrst-cliss Bonds 1 for tale lower than other
as 01 me same eiam.
Government securities ot all klndu bought and sold.
Stocks and Gold bouuht and sold on Commlnaloa in
this and other markets.
Interest allowed on deposits,
E. W. CLARE & CO., Bankers,
1138m No. 3B S. Third St. Phllnri.
rp3N per CENT. GOLD BONDS.
Principal Paid In Gold within Five Tear
$250,000 OF BONDS FOR SALE,
Secured by First Mortgage on the Troper y, Machinery,
ana Franchises ol the
MONTANA GOLD AND SILVER MINING! COMPANY.
Chartered by the State of Fetinsylvanla. ,
TI1E MONTANA GOI D AND SILVER MINING
COM PAS Y baa been oiganUed as follows :
PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM WcLKLLAN, Chambersburg, Ta.
CIBECTOES,
WM. McLF.LLAN, Hon. I P. WILLTSTON,
J M.KI.MM1.LL tiUn. II. (t. SirKELS.
J. ALllSOJf EY9TER, . CUAMBEKS McKIBBEN.
TREASURES AND BICRETART
JEHKM1AU COOK.
SOLICITOR,
THEOLOHE CUVLER.
perty a portion 01 which has been tested tor two years.
and the yield has I een larger than any similar property
that hit been worked in ihat rich toirltory. iitinit on
arastra 10 crush tbe ore. which does not save more than
ouemtho.tbesoid.it has yle.Ued an averane of U0
pei ton
10c t ompany nave pure 11 Mien, and are anout to snip,
two first cni mills with ail necem-nry machinery, which
vlll be started over tbe p allia in 51 ay or eariy in Juue.
THE GOLD BONDS.
The Bonds lor sale ore payable In gold in one or five
Tcais. aim coupons are attached lor the interest at ten
per cent, in yolci.
Tbe entire proceed of the Company will be devoted
to tbe redemption of the Bomls until they are paid, prin
ciunl ai d Interest
The Bonds are lor sale at par. and an amount ol stock
equnl to the amount 01 the t.ond will be given to the
nurrhaper vUtlntut cost.
Iff" Bu.ineas men are Invited to call ot the Oflice of
me uompiiny ana see ine various spncimenn 01 its orn,
with ccrtilicaies of it value, and get any information
desired.
Ji 1$ covftdtntly trpectrd that tht Company ailt b
aoie 10 rw em an ine vnat in one yarjrm inr ume inn
Mill! an tut in cptratiun. ifiicA vul be during in-comma
fan.
ran ana get a rrosoectus ana examine me specimens
and ceitliltutos
These bonds will be on the market but a tew weeks.
Office 01 the Company, io. o. 1'uUUl'lt street,
first lioor, front. 4 S lirp
B J. WILLIAMS,
No. 16 North SIXTH Street,
M AN Ulf ACTURER OF
VENETIAN BLINDS,
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest and finest assortment In the city at the
lowest prices. I t 2mrp
STORE 8HADES MADE AJfD LETTERED.
PUY FURNITURE
At
GOULD & OO.'S
C5I0N DEPOTS,
Nos. 37 and 39 N. SECOND Street
KOpposlte Christ Church),
And Cornerof NINTH and MARKET
The largest, cheapest, and best stock 0.
FURNITURE '
Of every description In tht world. 110
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT OF THE KNOX
FKUrr FARM ASP NURSERIES.
Wo have established a branoh ot onr business In Phils
delphla, whero ordeis tor all our stock, including
GKAPK VINK8, BASPUKKKV
BTRAWBtBKY, and BLAL'K BKRRT PLASTS,
CritRANT and UOOHRBEBBY BL8UES, ato. etc,
will lecelve prompt attention.
JUCDSDA-OUR Ho 700 STRAWBERRY.
The most valuable Strawberry of which we bave any
knowledge. A good supply of Plant constantly on
hand. Alao .
AGRICULTURIST,
And all other flesh ab e kinds
flants grown in fO'1'8 or BOXES, for bearing FIRST
SEASON, of the above two named kinds, cau bo fur
niKhed In any quantity.
Price List tree 01 cbarve.
DESCUl PT1 VIS AN 1) ILLUSTRATED 'MTA LOOUE,
10 cents. i. KNOX
J21wfm No. m MARKET Street, Philadelphia.
EALSLEY PATENT STEP-LADDER.
Having commenced the manuiaoture of
TBE BALSLEY PATENT STEP-LADDER
IN
PHILADELPHIA,
we are fully prepared to 011 orders to any amount.
Sizes lrom I to lu feet. '
DEALERS are partlculalry requested to call and set
them.
J. KNOT.
No. 727 MARKET Street, Philadelphia.
Liberal discount made to dealers. 21 wim ,
E EArTaDMIRAL NAVY TOBACCO,
, EKAK-ADM1RAL NAVY TOBACCO.
REAR-ADMIRAL NAVY TOU 4CCO.
BLA4K-KAT AO.D SUGAR-CURED.
BLACK-FAT AND SUGAR-CURED.
BLACK-FAT AND BUGAR-CCHED.
BEST IN THE WORLD.
BEST IN THE WORLD.
BEST IS HIE WORLD.
FRKE FROIf STEMS.
FREE rHOM STEMS.
FRKE FROM STEMS
DEAN, No. 413 CUES VUT Street,
General Dea'er in Tobacco, Cigars, I'ipea, Etc ,
has tbe Sole Agency for tho above Celebrated Navy
Tobacco. i
FORTY OFFICES TD RENT, in the United States
Hotel Building. Apply at DEANS
Tobacco and Cigar Store,
3 281uirp No. 413 CHESNUT Street
D
(R. IICNTEB, No. 44 N. SEVENTH
STREET. ABOVE FILBERT. PHTtADELPHTA.
A ok now leaned ty all parties mttreittd ai by far tho
KoSf SUCCESSFUL HIYSICIAN
rn the trearment t lh$ea$t$ m An ipeeiultp. QUICK,
THOBOCUU, undpermiim nt turn guaranteed tnevttT
case. KeuieniberDrt. HUNTER 8 Celebrated Keincdio
van only )e bad genuine at his old established Olltue. Ko,
4 falYJUKXU tvet, ftbvYi JiUbert. 4.7 C .
DRY GOODS.
LARGE STOCK
1
OF NEW AND ELEGANT
SACKINGS FOR LADIES
ALSO,
COATINGS AND CASSMERES
FOR GKNILEMEM. ;
Just received, and for sale ondor GOLDEN
I'KESS UEE, br 1 4 S I2t
WILLIAM T. SK0DGRASS A CO.,
No. 34 S. SECOND Street.
JJREIFUSS & BELSINGEH,
No. 49 North EIGHTH Street,
' Have Just opened comiilete stock 0
SPHING OOODS,
CONSISTING OF LACES, EMBROIDERIES, AND
FANCY GOODS.
300 pieces plain and striped Jaconets, the newest styles.
chirred and Tucked Mus'.lns. which via are oflcrlng at
low prices.
COO dozen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, at old prices,
2i. 37.40. and 60 cents
A full assortment of the neweitt design I.ACF. COL
LA 1,8 and COLLARET IF, irom 37 cents op to $10.
GLOVES -GLOVES.
A complete line of .101 VI N KID GLOVES, to which
we invite attention, which we offer at low figures.
QABKIELLE SKIRTS.
OA BIUELLE SKIRTS.
The newest, most deslrablo, and stylish Skirts now
Worn.
1UCKKII SKIRTING, a cheap and desirable article
or ladles' wear. 9 li
MILLINERY, MANTUA-MAKING, &o
EMTLE OF FASHION
Imroitations for tlie Spring and Summer
oflSGG.
MRS. M. A. I3INDKR,
No. 1031 CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
Importer ol Ladles' Dress and Cloak Trlmmlmrsj also,
I'aris Patterns in 'i issue Paper, lor Ladies' and Chil
dren's Dresses
1 desire to call your attention to the above card, and
Shall be pleased to have you call and inspect mr stock,
and 1 think you will And it the most ,'hoice and elegant
assortment to select irom My lacllhles ior obtaining
the moat desirable novel ies 01 the European maritet
are now unsurpassed, and stlpinents per m arlv every
stanier add ireKbnexs and vurli'ty to the collection.
'Die most desirable styles wl Ornaments, Hiittonn, I. aces,
Fringes Cords, Qasrels, elvi't Klbboi s, Iteltlmr. Patent
Hooks and Eyes, Krcmh t'orst't t-blohls Dress Kle
valors, Pads, Hoop Skirts ot out own and Madame
licmorrst's moke. Stamplm; Braiding, and Kmbroilvr
French t luting and t.nufli'rliig.
Pr.rlsian liress and clonk Waking. In all Its varieties.
Ladle tumlyh ng tbelr rlcn end coHtly ma erlols mav
rely on being artistically ntii'd and tbelr work llnlsliod
In the most prompt and ttticicut manner, at tbe lowest
possible prices.
I uttlng and Basting at the shortcut notice.
r-ets of Patterni now reany tor Merchants and Dress
makers. All the Fashion ill ott. torsule
MRS. M. A. BINDER,
3151m No. 1031 CHFSNUT Street I'hlladoiphia.
JJEAUTIFUL NEW STYLES.
MISSES TIIORMIILL & BURXS,
No. 1208 CHISNUT STREET.
HAVE JUET RECEIVED
A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF
FRENCH IMPORTED MADE-UP
UNDER-CJ AKMENT8.
ALSO, .
COVERED FRENrn HOOP SKIRTS.
THE NEW. STYLE TIE,
From the Opera "L'Aftlcaine " 3 21 mwslmr
Tr MISSES O'BUYAN, No. 1107 WALNUT
Street,
V WILL OPEN PARIS MILLINERY
lor the Spring and Summer,
on THURSDAY, April S. 4 4 Hit
BONNET. 1 BONNETS I
BONNET OPENING,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28.
E. P. CILL & CO.,
1 3871m No. 720 ARCH Btreet.
Jp- MRS. R. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street,
Has a handsome assortment of sriUNQ MILLINERY;
Hisses' and Infants' Ha s and Caps, Silks, Velvets,
Crapes, Ribbons. Feathers. Flowers, frames, etc. 3 lS4m
lSbU
SPRING.
1866.
OPENING
AT
MRS. E. KEYSER'S
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM
No. 1227 CHESNUT Street. '
I IS lmj Below Thirteenth, Korthsldo, Pblladolpbia.
QNE 'TRIAL
SEOUEES YOQIl CUSTOM.
AVI1ITAEY & HAMILTON,
LEHIGH,
SCHUYLKILL.
AND BITUMINOUS
C O JJ 9
No. 035 North NINTH Street,
Above Poplar, ut Side.
UT
TRUS9E9. SCPPOBTEKS. BIIACES.
and all nthor Rnrulnal aoDllances Of the most
approved kinds, tnfiiilttdy aupertor to all others, at No.
50 North HEVENTH btreet. Lauies attended by lira.
Dr. Mocl.KNACUAtt, U departiueat If a coiupe.
(vut uruvu. Hi luup
..:'.. . J
DRY GOODS.
113 PItlCE & WOOD, H3
N. NINTH STREET, ABOYK ARCH,
II avejnst opened:
Another lot H WOO yards of Dloachod Mnslln, best
In tbe oitr, for V oonts.
Pleaohed Mnslms, yard wide, best makoa.
Unbleacliol Mu-llns. 18, 20, 12, 25, and 28 cts.
Beavleat yard-wide Unbleached Muslins, 84 oenU
per yard.
riliow-case and Sheotlnv Maillnt.
Bloachod Mnslins, full li yard wide, 81 i cents per
yard. '
Fast color Calicoes, 15 cents per yard. '
, Best quality Calicoes, fast colors. 13 cts. per yard.
American and French Gingham.
I'lald I'oil do Cbevrc, 26 cents per yard !
Jam opened, (00 dozen Linen Napkins, warranted
all linen, S2 89, 82 45, $20, 82 60, 82 75-,' up to
8S'C0 per dozen.
Tab'e Cloths and Table Linens.
Shirting Linons, 45, 60, 02, 75, up to $1 40 per yard.
Scotch Diaper, by the ptoco or yard.
Linen Bird eye for Aprons.
' wnirE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
Soft-finish Cambric, Jaconet and Nainsook Mua.
tins, Swiss Muslins, and Victoria Lawns, 1'laid and
Striped Muslins, Shirred Muslins.
bargains In Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladies' and Genu' Hemstitch Ildkis.
Gonts' reck-llos, Sbirt Fronts and Suapoaders.
LadiM' and Jlis-es' Hoop Skirta.
Cambrio tdgliiKS, Inscrtings and Flounolnjra,
Dimitv Bands, etc etc.
Good quality Bonnet Ribbons.
Nos. 4 and 6 Corded edge Ribbons.
PRICK WOOD,
No. 113 N. NINTH Street, above Aroh.
N. B Will remove to tho N. W. corner Eighth and
Filbort stree's about the last of April. 3 SI
J. M. II Al'LEIG II,
No. 902 CIIESNIT Street,
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, APRIL 9,
A GREAT NOVELTY IN
SILK ROBES,
JUST LANDED.
" a
ALSO, ONE CASE OF
INDIA SHAWLS.
At $100, $125, and $150.
The following will be sold at greatly reduced
prices:
6 CASES DRESS GOODS, 37J CENTS. ,
1 CASE FOULARDS, $1-25.
1 CAfeE BLACK SILKS, $1-25.
1 CASE PLAID AND STRIPE, $1-50.
1 CASE BLACK AND WHITE, $175.
1 CASE BLACK ALPACAS, 25 CENTS.
1 CASE LAWNS, 37$ CENTS. 4 7 2trp
AT RETAIL.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
, No. 727 CHESNUT Street,
nave made extensive additions to their popu
lar Stock oi
SILKS
AND
IXRJESS GOODS
WHICH THEY CONTINCE TO SELL
At Moderate Prices.
WHOLESALE I100S1S DP STAIRS. 8 811m.
ii. uoiOTLm & soxs,
FIFTH and CIIEIIIIY Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
IMP OUTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
LADIES' DllESS
t'
AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
PLAIN AND FANCY BUTTONS,
COTTON TBlAtMINOa, .
BLACK AND COLUIitD GALLOOV9,
CLUAV LACES,
BELTINGS,
; UUIPDKE LAUES.
' BALMOUAL TBIMMING9.
, GIMPS AND OKNAMKSTS, "
COLORED VELVET KIBUON8,
HEAD NETS, ETC.
SMALL WARES AND ZEPHYR WORSTED.
We are constantly receiving tie latest NOVELTIES
of tne Euiopean markets, br sides our own production of
Tartou.lt) le in NEW TRIMMINGS.
Onr prlots e reduced to the vorr lowest Gold
rates. 9 2nn
JUST RECEIVE D,
A FULL LINE OF
ZEPHYR WOllSTED,
. . ... FOH BPBINU' BALES. ,
SOLD , , FULL WEIGHT.
i
PLlrPEBB IN ZFPHYB AND BEADS.
CCBUION8IS ZKPHYB AD BEADS.
BUTTONS AND OBKAMENTS.
CLUEY LAC't.
A FCLL LINE Of STAPLE TBrMM'KG i.
lUPBON'S
4 58t4p: TRIMMINGS AND Zt'PUYlt SiOKE,
N. W. Coiner of UQUTU m fiEEBT
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