THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 18GG.
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NUMKER LXI1I.
4 i1kt ioii ui:ntat, TJYurr.rTiCR, and crn
HB llY-rftCIIONDRIA. II V-POCRI-V, OR ANY
(HiMI'LAINT (IK A HY ORHKR.
hy oim si:imi:s iuitok.
AND DIAItT.
MllORT JWFTHK II.I.OOIOAI. OHHU V ATtONS FOR TUB
WEAK.
April.
JInlTV1. Giratexcltcmnnt In Frank lord, Gold
imil lu exwt iu ono luaua collar I tie (loccp.
tinn a ton irtininarint when It was disco
vered to be isiiiK.'a's.
Tnecrtwy, 10 Arr.val of tfip Ooorirla Klavo
Tniuiic. Thry rve a Vocal, Unm. ami Contra
Band hnturtiminii'iit tt Mi ionul ilall. The
Manrmtinu Cluti, wfh Storkton. Ilrok, anil
Voorhees, meet in A'ow X'orlt, and Oiuo and
trine ovr their iiiisforiuiici.
W'i-MI.T, II spirited ricbato la tho United
Mntes Senate. Mr. Wilson moves to prohibit
tho introduction of "fn nibs' spirits' Into ttio
Capitol. Air. McUnnpali oliocw. and dooUr a
bis i in oat i nd voice ai e at til tor whisky and war.
llinrhdnj, Wood-l'upor b mqnot at the On
tiucntul. Mr. 11. U. .lone wwl tne iimo ol Top.
lar wood lor paper wood have a temltmcy to
niuko all liti rmu.e pup'iar.
Ftlsfn. ltt. The identity of Antolne Prober, tlic
murderer, donitiiHl ty Cohill, tbo photorrunlior,
in the vvyuiixe, he having tukvu a tiall-a-douu
ol them.
8atinriny , 1 1. Serlci Co'umn Day. Tho Kditor,
in view ot the scircityot juko thl somoii, is
having tho old oVs roduceit to pulp at tho
Jiauyunk fu p Works, and worked overalls,
THE GREAT PQPURTEMON S T RATI 3 N.
Opening of Ibe Wood Tulp Works nl
JHanaynnk, and Speeches by the Wood
Pulpers.
The staid city ot Manayunk was la-it Thurnday
mirprifled by au inroad of litcr-raU from tho
principal cities of ttio Union. They had all
come to see a Mill, and It being a paper mill,
instead ot a real ono, saved the visitors from
'arrest by our vipilant police. Alter the
"pulpers" were taken through the "settling
pond," the "liine-kilns," the "wood-chopping
twtablishmcnt," and the "drying-rooms," they
were thought in a fit stale to bring back to the
city, when they were taken to tho Continental
Hotel in a famishing condition, where they were
led and drunk in the usnal manner,
The following bill of fare ww prepared by
the host of the Continental tn honor of the
ccanion :
WOOD PULP DINNKR.
Hill or Fare,
BOUP.
Snapper, Pulp, Straw.
wish.
Manayunk Shad, Falls Catties.
BOAST.
Xoplar Lor, I'resa Sauce, Sprine Pulp, Inquirer
Trimmings, Boast Straw, Hag Gravy,
XHTRBRS.
Jbressed Trip, Fricasseed Pulp, Tolp Patties, Xripo
and Puip, Catfish and Tulp.
COLD DISHES.
Age Tongues, Daily News, Soused.
QAM.
M. Tilton, of the Independent,
VEGETABLES.
Henry C. Carey, Krastus Brooks,
Wm.M. Swain. Frank Lettlie,
Thos. Mc Wrath, 1). Dowrtierty,
Moses B. Boach, ' John 1). De-frees,
Ueorge H, Boker, ,
V and a largo quantity of Dead Beets,
Pulp Pics, Tulp Tarts.'rnlp Costard,
XXTBAS.
Telegraph and Bulletin.
Hie Honor, Mayor McUicuael, was served up at
the head of tho table.
After the cloth was removed, which the
-waiters aid as soon as they saw how unsteadily
the glasses of colored liquid were passed across
it, the "pulpers" began to make speeches.
Pulp Jones was called upon for a speech,
lie spoke of the paper making business in this
country as rapidly on the increase; he had made
little paper once that got into an Alderman's
hands in Roxborough, and It cost him $7560 to
get it out ; it was valuable to him on account
f having his autograph on it, and he was
anxious to keep these things in the family.
Tulp Jenckes, the President of this Poplar
Company, made a few remarks. He said that the
Pulp Company endeavored to meet a want long
felt by all classes. Poplar trees are neither use
ful for shade nor beautiful to the eye, and any
inventor that would make one into a newspaper,
even a New York Herald, could not be called a
small thing. He must here be understood as
referring to the invention not to the Herald.
Paper had long held its head up like a poplar
tree, and had been very dear in some cases, as
the preceding speaker had Just given an instance,
and the object of the Company was to fell the
trees and full in the price of paper, which he
had no Aoubt would follow, and now men can
learn from trees, particularly poplar trees.
(Great cheering.) He claimed no particular
merit in the discovery of the poplar, or In
locating the woi& in the beautiful city of
Manayunk, except as poplar trees were there
abundant and books scarce, it seemed natural
to harmonize the wants wMch nature had de
signed. (Cheers.)
Pulp Jenckes was here oftwed a piece of
Toast, called "The Press of New York," by our
.Mayor, which was accepted by Pun Tilton, of
the New York Independent. This pulp, it would
seem, is in a yet very pulpy state. He began
his appropriate flow by saying that he thanked
God he did not live in New York; he lived in
Brookl1'",-) hat particular cause there was for
than yXss for that fact we don't see, unless
that, Je car-drivers in New York are on a
strike, Una no cars are now running, this pulp
was glad ho did not have to walk to his home
after landing at the battery; but could go over
to Brooklyn in a Ferry-boat for three cents. He
Temarkod that he had been in Washington for
some time past; but he had seen more log
rolling In the Manayunk Pulp Works than he
had during his whole Btay in Washington.
As soon as this ioko was fairly comprehended
by the pulpers, they wanted to engage this pulp
to write a funny column for their papers, all
seeming to be of an opinion that It was as
good as anything seen In the Supper Table
Series. He continued, and said he held in his
hand a piece of paper made of wood, and he
was happy to say that the day had come when
if we had no Popular Government we had
poplar newspapers. (Great cheering, dnring
which oilers were renewed, asking the pulpito
state his price.) This piece of paper, made at
the Pulp Works, he believed was strong enough
Jor all practical purposes,
The Indf pendent was not made of wood, but
lt editors were (immense cheering) much
plenned to see the progress made towards cheap
ening literature, and he believed the time was
coming when thnl paper would be furnished to
ail of Its subscriber for $2"50 a year in advance.
This pulp cloed his remarks amid rapturous
applaus
The herins Kditor of the S-upper Table having
Veen discovered drawing a cork by the Mayor,
v. as callrd upon by that worthy to exhibit to
the pulps a specimen of his drawing, which he
did by taking t wo more bottles and repeating
the orcrntlon, Hftcr which he mnde the follow
ing sketches iu chalk on the buck of one of the
sleeping pulp:
RKKTCII I.
The Evkninu Telfokaph iu its poplar state.
HKETCII II.
Kvemno TELEGnAru in iUi traifilion
Tde
state.
mm
mrcd tit.
The Evenino Telroripr In it popular state.
After the exhibition of these works of art we
left, but the meeting continued until they were
all finally asleep.
A Gbeat CrRiosiTT kow on Exhibition at oub
Officb. In a box of cigars imported from Bre
men, as the label outsido Indicated, we found
the inside lining to be an old copy of the German
Demoerct, published up Third street. Can any
Heller explain this?
Prentice insists that there ought to be an Ex
tradition Law, by which Martin Fabchab
TcprEB, if ho continues to write verses about
this country, may be brought over here for a
trial. Our only obiection to such a law is, that
it might lead to an Extra 'dition of TcrrEB's
works.
Mamma "What's my darling crying about?"
Oreedv LUtle Bom. "Whv. Dr. Nobby says
Freddy's got the meatles. aud 1 haveu't got any.
Boo-oohl"
ADVKKTISKMEMT.
l-iF-FOR RALE. THE PltOPKIETOIl OFFERS
lor tale the "Chicken Hatching Apparatus," which
has proved an entire success, and will he prolltab e
to anv pernon having the time to attend totuo trade.
Aourets, etc.
What is the matter? The egg hatching machine
for sale ! "Some 1C00 Juveuilo cocks and hens,"
we are told further on in the advertisement, are
waiting to throw otf the yolk. If not taken out
they must die the death of the musty. As a last
resort we would adviso the placing of a hatchway
over the door.
Thb Latest Joke. A dig at the Nevada gold
mines.
IIE OLDEST AND LARGEST
SADDLE AjD HARNESS
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
COUNTRY.
LACEY, MEEKER & CO-
No, 1216 CHESNUT STREET,
OFFER'OF T11EIB OWS MASVKACTCUXj
El'GGT T1ABKEBS, (rom...M I3 M to
11GUT UAHOUCUK do AO 00 to SAO
HEAVY do do 75 CO to 800
LXrBESB.BBASH MOl'VlFD HAltNKMS 21 M to 90
WAGON AND feELK-AEJCSTIMl 18D0 to SO
STAGE AND TEAM do 30 00 to 60
LADIEb' SADDLE, flo 12-00 to 140
GENTS' do do -U0 to
Bridles, WountiCfi, Bits, Bosetta, Bora Covers
BiuBhcB, Conitm, foaps, Blacking Ladlea' and Uenta
Travelling and Tourlit Beia and Backs, I.uncb BaakeU,
Dresilng and fhirx l Hs, Trunks and VaUHM.
I96mrp No.lmcilESNUTST.
J3 J. WILLIAMS,
No. 16 North SIXTH Street,
MANUFACTURER OF
VENETIAN BUNDS,
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest and finest assortment In the ctt.v at tiia
loweat prices. 4 4 iuirp
BTOBS HQADES JdADE AND LETTKBXD.
" f
V r '" jr.ii ' '. t7s. i .
111 V
mm
lit i in i ii m
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
'DIAMOMI DEALER & JEWELER,
WATCHES, JEffEI.RT SII.TFK WRP
.WATCHE3 and JEWELUY REPAISED.
02 Chostnut St.PMUv.
Owing to the decline ot Gold, has made a great re
duction In price of bis large and we 1 assorted stock ot
Diamonds,
Watches,
Jewelry,
Silverware, L3to.
The public are respectfully Invited to call and examine
cur itock before purchasing e.fetrhcre. '
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
MUSICAL BOXES,
A fall acsortmrnt ot above a-ood cnnatonti nn
band at modeiato priccf the Musical iioxea nlnvins
trom 2 to lo biantilul Airs.
FARE & BROTHER, Importer,
No. 824CHRKNUr 8TBEET,
11 llnntr rp Below Fourth.
JJO OUR PATRONS AND THE rUBLIC.
we are cflcrlng ourntook of
WA TCIES,
JEWELRY,
AND SILVERWARE,
AT A DISCOUNT,
Full; equivalent to the heavy decline In Gold.
CLARK & DIDDLE,
3rp Ne. 712 CHESNUT Btreet
K I C II JEWELRY
JOHN BRENNAN,
DEALER LH
DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY
Etc. Etc. Etc.
8 2C Ko. 18 S. EIGHTH S1RET, Fhilada.
HENRY HARPER,
No. O5eo AllCII STRISKT
ManulootuTerand Dealer in
W atc.Yies,
tine Jewelry,
SUver-Plated Ware,
AMD
80S Solid Silver-ware.
CARPETINGS. &o
QARrETINGS I CARrETINGS I
AT RETAIL.
McCALLOIS, CREASE & SLOAJ,
No. 519 CHESNUT Street,
OPrOBITI 1BDEPENDENCB HALf,
Beg leave to inform the pnbllc that they have now
open their
SPRING STOCK
OF
CARPETINGS,
HEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS
OF
Foreign and Domestic Manufacture,
Which they offer at prices corresponding with
THE DECLINE IN COLD.
FREXCII AXD EXOLlSn AXMIXSl ER.
EXGLlSn ROYAL WILTON.
VELVETS, ALL WIDTUS.
SUPERIOR EXOLISH BRUSSELS.
TAPESTRY EXQLISII BRUSSELS.
ROYAL WILTON, VELVET, BRUSSELS,
We offer the above in all widths, with bordore for
uu auu outui,
AIho Imperial Three-Ply Carpet'
Kxtra Superfine Ingrain.
JUST RECEIVED,
WHITE, EED, CHECKED. AND FANCY
Canton Mattings,
C ALL WIDTHS.
Md'allurus, Crease & Sloan,
No. 510 CHESNUT Street,
OITOSITE INDEPENDENCE HALL.
iSMlmro
rjARTETINOS 1 CARPETINGS !
Reduced to Present Gold Prices.
J. T. DELACROIX,
No. 37 South SECOND Street,
ABOVE CI I ESN DT,
Han received par lute arrival!,
200 1'IFCES J. CHObSLEY A SONS'
111UJSSKLH CA IIPKTINO S
NEW AND ELEIJANT I'ATTEIiNS.
Alao.a large line of THREE IX KXTBA BUI'F.n
AM) FIXK 1NGKA1-N CABfETi, DAM ASK AND
VK.TIAli BTAIK ANI llALLCARPKriNQS, COT'
TAGEAKD RAU CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS, 8IIADKS,
KTG , which will be auld low In coiueu.ueaoe of the fall
In liolU.
J. T. DELACROIX.
Ko. IT Houth HE.'OND Street.
4121m Hetwewi Chaauut andjlarket
q a u r E 'r i n o s.
A I.AliGK ST(CK OK
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURE
In toie and conaiantly receiving,
AT VEEV LOW 1IUCKS.
GEOltOi: W, IIII.U
2 1 tLtv3ut No. 120 North THIRD Btrot.
DRY GOODS.
ESTABLISHED 1841.
WAKBl'RTOX & SOX,
No. 1001 CHESNUT St.
SILKS,
RIBBONS,
AXD MILLINERY GOODS,
OI0LISALE AND RETAIL.
HEAL LACKS,
EMER0IDER1E-",
WHITE GOODS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
CLOVES, ETC
iold tlio U.-ikIh of TriceM.
(IflBtuth
A ;CQ1 DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
NOW OPEN,
PARIS MADE MANTILLAS. 1
RICH SILK BASQUJNES.
RICI1 SILK JACKETS.
RICR SILK CIRCLES.
DEMI-SEASON JA CKETS.
DEMI-SEASON BASQ VINES.
DEMI-SEASON ROTONDES.
FIXE LLAMA LACE GOODS.
DENTELLE DES INDES.
BLACK LACE SHAWLS.
WRITE LACE SHAWLS.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
327tulhs2rarp No. 020 CHESNUT St.
CARPETINGS.
JUST RECEIVED,
YARD-AND-A-HA LF-WIDE
VELVET CARPETS,
NEW DESIGNS.
J. F. & E. B. 0RN E,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET.
3-4 1-8, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4,
WHITE, RED, AND FANCY
CANTON MATTINGS.
J. F. & E. 13. ORNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS,
FOR STAIRS AND HALLS,
WITH EXTRA BORDERS,
J. F. & E. Bi ORNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET.
500 TIECES
NEW PATTERNS
ENGLISH TArESTRY BRUSSELS.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
No. 904
C3 20 3mrp
CHESNUT STREET.
"QLEN ECHO MILLS,'
GERMAN TO WN, PA.
McCALLlIMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
Hannfactarera, Importer, and Wnole
al Dealers la
CAEPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS, Etc.
WAREHOUSE,
No. C09 CHESNUT STREET,
OP POSITS TEB ETATE BOUSE,
Philadelphia.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
3 6 8inrp
No. PI9 CHESNUT STREET.
QA R PETINGSI
LEEDOM & SUA W
i
A re now opening a lull assortment ot
Foreign and Domestic Carpets.
Thru Eoeu be told at the LOWEST CASH
THICKS, to coirespond with the FALL OF GOLD.
No. 91 0 ARCH Street,
, jg lm A.HOI?JJISTH
OOR TOt45 FOR A SUIT OF BLACK OF
t3J fancy colored cloth; army and navy olothUv;
do.. In itvle unnuriiaHne.1. ,
1 7 Diuxp FAUit, o. 18 Til 8t., above Cbetont,
DRY GOODS.
JEAV LINEN GOODS,
Just Received Direct from Europe,
Al
MILLIEEN'S LINEN STOSE,
No. 828' ARCH STREET,
RETAIL, AT IMPORTER'S TRICES.
LINEN LAWN DRESSES, New Stjlce, very
Handsome.
LINEN TRAVELLING DRESSES, Entirely
New Design.
NEW PRINTED LINEN?, landing from
steamer 'Tropontls..'
GOLDEN FLAX IRISH SIIIRTlNtl LINENS, '
nil the numbers. Thr?? Linens arc of extra
wcicht nnd quality.
I'OWER-LOOM TADLE LINENS, from 874
cents per yard.
BLEACHED TALLE LINENS, New ralteniF,
very cheap.
CHEAP NATKINS, landinR from steamer
"Hclvetnu"
TABLE CLOTHS, Run: Stylos, with NAP
KINSto match.
TOWELS, of every kind, from 2.) cents to
T1'25 rach.
NURSERY DIAPERS, All the Widths Re
quired. 9
TOWELTXUS by the yard.
CRASH DIAPER, noCK, ETC.
LINEN DRILL8 AND DUCKS, in White,
Colored, and Fancy.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Every Kind, for
Ladies', dents', and Children.
SHIRT BOSOMS, of very Superior Quality.
BIRD EIE AND OTHER DIAPERS.
LINEN CAMBRICS AND LAWNS.
Linen Buyers will save time and money by coming
direct to
MILLIKEN'S LINEN STORE,
8 81 stnth No. 828 ARCH Street.
W F0UETH AIJD.ABCH, ?
ARE NOW OFFERING, AT THE LOWEST
RATES, A FINE STOCK OB
SPUING GOODS,
FOR CITY RETAIL BALES.
LADIES' SACK CLOTHS.
FASHIONABLE SILKS.
NEWEST DRKSS GOODS.
SEW SPRING SHAWLS,
TOURIST DRESS GOODS. 14 12 thstoSp
BEST BLACK SILKS.
RICHEST GRENADINES, ETC. ETC.
JJRESS GOODS AT LOW PRICES
POILPE C13EVHE8, 23 cents, coat 40.
FOl'LABD CHALLIKS, 31 cents, cost 45.
FOULARD CHALLIES, 38cenU. cost 48.
GAT PLAID POPI.INt,31H cents, cost 55.
. PLAID FOIL DK CHEVBE8, 40 cents, cost 55.
PLAID ILLUSIONS, 50 cents, coat 65.
DOUBLE WIDTH PLAIDS, 75 cents, worth 91 00.
DOUBLE WIDTH PLAIDS. 87X cents, worth tl-25.
DOUBLE WIDTH FIQUBED MOnAIBS, 60 cents,
wortn 65.
DOUBLE WIDTH FIGURED MOHAIRS, 50 cents,
wortn 7
DOUBLE WIDTH FIGURED MOOAIBS, 75 cents.
worth WOO.
M5W B1TLES CHALLIE DE LAINES.at 25 cents
DEEM GOODS Of EVERT VARIETY, at prices
hAT PLAID BILK POPLINS, $1-25.
HAT PLAID MI.KH, 1 -Ji
(SMALL PLAID MLKS, tl SO.
HMALL PLAID H1LK8, CI 7V
8MA1.L PLAID MLKS, Si 00 '
FMALL LAID BILKS,
We have now one of the tnnut enmntAtA iHAttmanii
ef 8ILKs In this city, and we are aelhng them at lower
go down to a much lower 11 pure. Vary many qualities
Diu-trn iubu mey can do lmoorrea pven ir att ihnn ii
no .1. .vuiuft bi tna UTIKIUOI KU1U GUai.
XI. STEEL Sc. SOTV,
4 9mws Kos. 713 and 715 KTENTH 8t.
TTM. 13. UORSTSim & sos,
FIFTH and CHERRY Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURER 1 Of
LADIES' DRESS
AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
PLAIN AND FANCY BUTTONS,
COTTON TRIM MINOS,
BLACK AKI) COLOHKD GALLOONS,
CLU Y LACES,
BELTINGS,
UUIPURE LAOES.
BALMORAL TRIMMINGS,
GIMPS AND ORNAMENTS,
COLORED VELVET RIBLON9,
DEAD NETS, ETC.
SMALL WARES AND ZEPHYR WORSTED.
We are constantly receiving tte lateat NOVELTIES
of tho Eatopcan mnrkets. besides our own production of
various st lea m NEW TRIMMINGS.
Our prices ae reenced to the very loitrst Gold
ratei t a 2mrp
gl'LENDID TABLE CLOTHS
AND NAPKINS.
Just received, a fietih Invoice ot
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
WITH KAPKINS AND DOILIKS TO MATCH.
The veiy finest gooUa Imported.
SKEPPARD.VAN HARLINGEN&ARRISON,
12lhstu3t
No. im CflESSUT Btree.
TUUSSKS, SUPPORTKItS. BRACEH.
and all other Hurtlcul aDiillancea of (tie nit
autToved Kinds, nimiitmy aupenor to an 01 tier, at .
60 Norm l-EVi-NTH Street Limit aitoudbd by Mia.
Dr. Mot LENACHAN. Male tlcpartineut ly a reunite
leut uriieon. 1 'U luirp
DRY GOODS.
H3 PRICE & WOOD, 113
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH,
Hare just opened :
Another lot of 60C0 yards of Bleached Muslin, bo
In the otlT, for 25 cents.
Bleached Muslins, yard wido, best makoa.
Unbleached Mucins. 18, 20, 22, 25, and 28 ota.
Ilcavlost yard-wido Unbleached Musling, 21 ocht
per yard.
l'lhow-oase and Sheetlna; Matting.
Bleached Muslins, lull 1J yard wido, 31 j cenU per
ysrd.
Fast color Calicoes, 15 cents por yard.
Best quality Callooes, faM colors, 18J cts. per yard,
American and Fronch Ginghams. .
I'lald Toil do Chcvre, 25 cents por yard.
Just opened, (00 dozen Linen Napkins, warrantoi
all linen, S2 38, (2 45, 82 50, tl 3 f 2 75, op to
?5X0 per dozen.
lab'e Cloths and Tablo Llnons.
Sblrtinjr Linens, 45, 50, C2, 75, up to 91 40 per yard.
6cotch Diaper, by tho piece or yard.
Linen Bird eo for Aprons.
WHllE GOODS. WHITE OOODS,
i
Soft-finish Cambric, Jaconet and Nainiook Mui
Jins, Swiss Sluslins, acd Victoria Lawns, l'laid and
Striped Muslins, Shirred Knlin.
Bargains In Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladies' and Gonts' Hemstitch Hilkft.
Gents' ccklles, Shirt Fronts and Suspenders,
Ladles' and Mises Hoop Skirts.
Cambric Edgings, IuscitiURs and Flounoinirs.'
Dimity Bands, ote. ote.
Good quality Bonnet Itibbons..
Nos. 4 and 5 Corded edeo Ribbons.
1'JCICK & WOOD.
Ko. 113 . KIXTU Street, above Area.
N. B Will removo to tho N. W. comer FJehth and
Filbert streo's about the last of A pill. 8 31
LARGE STOCK
OF NEW AND ELEGANT
SACKINGS FOR LADIES'
ALSO,
COATINGS AND CASSMERES
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Jnst received, and for sale under GOLDEH
1KESSUBE, by 14 3 12t
WILLIAM T. SN0DGKASS & C0
No. 34 S. SECOND Street.
AT RETAIL.
JAS. It. CAMPBELL & CO., J
No. 727 CHESNUT Street. 1
to their popu
Have made extenaive additions
lar Stock ot
AND
DEESS GOODS
WHICH THEY CONTINCE TO SELL
At Moderate Prices.
WHOLESALE ROOMS UP STAIRS. 8 81 lm
gHAWLS AND MANTLES.
, JOnN W. THOMAS
Nos. 405 and 407 N. SECOND Street.
MOW OPEN,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
SHETLAND BHAWLB.
LAMA SHAWLS,
SILK AND CASHMERE SHAWLS.
LAMA AND FC8HEB LACE POINTS AND BOB
NOUS. LATEST STYLES 4 13 Strp
(LOTH AND SILK MANTLES ASP SACKS.
TJREIFUSS & BELSINGER,
No. 49 North EIGHTH Street,
Have just opened a complete stock
SPIUNGr GOODS,
consisting or lacks, embroideries, and
FANCY GOODS.
300 pieces plain and str'ped Jaconets, the newest styles.
Shirred and Tucked Muslins, which e are oflorlng at
low prlcea.
f CO dozen H unit itched Handkerchief, at old prices,
26. 37. 4U, and 60 cents.
A full aifonmenl of the newest dealfra LACE COL
LA LH and COLLARfcTlKd, Iroui 31 cents up to a 10.
GLOVES-OLOVES.
A complete line of JOT VI N KID GLOVES, to which
we liiMie ut.entiun, which we otfer at low figures.
GABRIELLE BK1BTS.
GABEIELLE SKIRTS.
' The newest, mot desirable, and stylish bkirts now
"H'lICKrri SKIRTING, a cheap and desirable article
or laUIca wear. 811
M. WU CULbMJT nTBEET.
18C6. Spring Importation. 1863.
E. INI. NEEDLES.
DAB JUST OPENED
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1C00 PIECES WHITE GOODS, 5
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In l'LAIN, FANCY. nRIPED PLAID1 and i
fi, Mu I. and oilier Uumira. eomprismg -i
a o u-t c inplete Mock, to wi, left the attentlou ot r
purcliaeri l .oliriii'd. aa they are ottered at n
a aria wiiniiua iiiuu uui B.A8UJ B x
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Iftl plfcei"I"Klr MUSLINS for Bodies. T
lie iili'crs flijl'm In all varieties of styles and
nri- ioiu Kio totl-6U. i
30f f AM ! Kr KKI KIKTS, newest styles,'
i my own iuiputUttiun.
)ZC HOOP-hKIRT )rO
vanuiaciory au. bt aki h ntreec
Above tuift huw't.I'lUiaaelphla.
ft l;o eai and liel.ll. , ,
Cor affortn nt luutm all Hi. new and deslrabla
stjlis m.d ttf of iM ir inuli and aize waist lor
LmII.s. .lnr and Mldrrn.
1 Iu t hi -ol H ' H A HAKK " are $uf.rior in niA
si r tin at i t p iu ai.y .lLr hklil. .uilr,nd wananted
to aive aailaiai'tion. .
tkiru n ace lu trOcr. tltritd and repaired. 45