THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 18GC.
0 --fcsto
NUMBER LXV.
A P1FT FOR MRNTAL DTBI'RPTTCflf AND A CURB
FOB HY-rOOHONDBIA, IIY-POtmi8Y, OR AMY
. COMPLAINT OF A 11Y ORDER,
BY 0 17 H RTCrtlKfl h DITO 11.
AMIANAO AND DIAKT.
BUORT METRB-1LAOOICAL OBSERVATIONS TDM lOB
WEAK,
April.
Holiday, 8.1 Choctaw Braves visit tliolr "trroftt
lather" it Washington to loarn mora of his
poller, wllh view to investing in it. The
tstber expialm d. and showed the adv tnttgos
ol reconstruction. Tho chior replied, "bo
lather aud lare worse."
Tn "?. 4. Termination of the rroat Fo
mau v ar. rucrui Meadn allows OMIa
honv, Sweeney. Killian & Co. to withdraw
liora tlie concern, proviou to tho day of sell
ing out.
Wdn Mlny, 93 uno'lntor don's of the various
lirsne Asylums irathnr aronnd tho Whtu
Hmsr, eacli advocating (he morits ol tlvir own
institutions iu le breuce to the treat uonLlof
patients.
TbnrtMiity, 20. Tennossoe Tvpfalatnre cxno's a
member bncauso "lie to .k Lis hat and cane
and lef the Uiiujo wit'iout a quorum" Tl s
wmam ol ir rat injustice a- the niembjr
did not know where to act oue
Frlttny. 27. Genoral t.rait's reception at UicV
n ond. Ihol . F V 's 'First r ncit ves oi Vir.
w n t, ' tried to f moke linn ont but tho U tnei al
piowd a m ilch foi them, and ill his cljrur with
it The whole ttiiujr euded in smoke.
HMnrdn.r, 28.-He lis Column Dav. Tho Editor
expeciinr a visit trom ihe Sunerintcnduuts of
lni-aui Asvlunis, now on their way to this
city, Is mvine; attention to his own Ksooiutruc
tion h ell ho liopus will sutisly the hUvOnu
tcnticnti. THIS NEW TARIFF BILL.
Trie bill to amend the Internal Revenue act,
us reported to us, provides as follows:
Dlfitillere shall pay a tax of $100, instead of
promising to pay $50. ThU additional sora allows
the additional privileges lor their liquor or cur
tonicre to be
"drunk on the premises."
Distillers o! apple3, sour grapes, and acorns,
cf not more than 160 barrels of pure brandy there
from per annum, to pay but $50; but not to be
drunk on the prcmUes. "The old act, with all
its faults, I love its Still," was the toast in the
Committee when they finished thpir labors.
Brewers of malt, liquors, consequently of iuis
ehiof, are to pay $100, drunk or not.
Any person who peddles jewelry, such as
China dope, or dolls, or plaster Paris horBes, in
xchange for
OLD CLO',
k to pay a license fee of $10, if wearing no more
than three hats at a time; over that $5 per hat.
Builders and contractors $10, instead ot $35,
except in the catc of Bridges and Court Houses,
when the license, is to be 60 cents a year, to be
paid by the contractor during his life, and after
his decease by his executors, annually, until
such Bridge or Court House is finished.
Spirits, refined, 20 cents a gall. It the spl
Tits should be found in a gall, like that oue
reported by the Inquirer reporter, down Fifth
street, last winter, they will be classed as un
lectifled spirits, and the reporter will be called
upon to rectify his statements, It not the spirits,
and the tax will b: but 10 eta. a gall.
i 7rr9gr-.
CURLED HAIR
shall bo exempt in the case of American
uctln; the article of
pro'
foreion growth
shall pay a tax of 10 cents per curl, or when
made tnlo a waterfall, $i-oo per fall, Hoop Skirts
to be free.
The above are the principal features of the
Bill, so far as the Committee have reported to
us inrougn our special reporters.
Latest trom Washington.
from tub associated press.
A Convention ot Superintendents of Insane
Asylums had an interview with the President
Yesterday.
We understand the interview was short, and
politics was not mentioned, and as the Presi
dent did not make a speech the Convention
tould learn nothing la their line.
filial
mem
Foreign litseliigflivee.
The Mcainnhlp Noea Scotian anrived at Tort"
land this roornimr, with advices pifi days later.
They were probably intended tor .the Penans,
bat as they refuse advice irom.ws, it is not pro
bable they would take it from a Nona beoUan.
On account of Spain beintr in the condition .of
a "sick man" J net now, her doctors have recom
mended Peruvian Barquet, and at the sailing of
the steamer she had captured three on the
South American coast. It is reckoned a foolish
thing in diplomatic circles, and was denounced
ee t ot being ft coastwise vessel or captain that
made the (ftpturfl.
Ad airs between Avfetria and Prussia are with
out change. There is a report that to supply
the necessary change they intend issuing a lot
of postal currency. Several eminent busluess
men have already submitted propositions to
have their portraits encraved pon it, or a view
"tcforc and after taking it."
The Schleswig-IIoh-teiu question is settled, so
thetelcRiaph reports say, into a tetrular quarrel.
The debate on the Reform bill commenced in
the House of Common last niilit, the objeot
is presumed to he to get 6 per cent, taken off
the Mil for cah, but as none of the metnbf rs
knew the exact amount of the bill, they came to
no conclusion.
Mr. Gladstone moved the bill, and put it on
the passage. It U feared that some of the mem
bers coming Into tho House of a dnrk day may
not see it, anil (-tumble over it. They have
stumbled over i-evrral previous bills already.
There is quite u panic in the Stock Exchitnt;e.
Plittres of a majority of the companies have been
hi Id by weak holder, rotiHPcucntly have had a
lull. An eminent hardware firm of liiruiinghutn
ollircd to furnish to thousnnd holders ot
"chilled steel" lor the use of the Exchange, 1n
clurlinp clnsps, nt a low ricure.
Cotton has experienced a decline. Even the
young laiiies in the boarding schools hud to
"decline." it.
From Paris it is reported that the French Em
peror will recall the 6000 French troops from
Mexico by July 1, 1867, and, in the meantime,
have their places supplied by 10,000 Austrian.
Secretary Seward's circular ou the Monroe
doctrine has no doubt influenced Kapoleon in
this direction.
The markets are glutted. The City Commis
sioners have been appealed to, to introduce a hose
and wash them out.
'No Bills ot Lading."
Although the following advertisement would
term to have had a good share of publicity,
having been published in the "married depart
ment" of lust Wednesday's FuUic Ledycr, we
could not let such an important announcement
go unheralded in the widely circulated columns
of The EveninoTeleurapu, and more especially
as will appear from the advertisement), ns tho
time is short for the public to avail themselves
ol the benefit of it:
MARRIED.
JEAN.IOAN PARK. -On the 23d inst., at the
resiiieuco ol tte bride 's lather, Paradise Hail, Mont
gomery county, by Justlco Fairface, U. JKANJUAN
to EMILY D. FAKHY. l'lesouts rocuived until
the 80th inst.
Will the "Sujiper Scene" in Paradise, as por.
frayed in the Miltouion Tableaux at Concert
Hall, present any comparison to "Paradise
Hall" about supper time on the 30th inst.? Not
if we can help it. When a steamship leaves
port they generally advertise the last day on
which lrcight will be received; therefore ship
pers will take notice, jeanjoan, iuse a
good business man, does the like, but
with this exception the former craft
generally advertises the exact location
of its starting point, this latter merely says
"Paradise Hall." Now that mght be a lout;
haul to reach. Are the goods to be delivered at
Ninth and Green, at the Norristown Railroad,
or at the Reading Railroad depot ? Time is short,
and to find anything like Paradise in Montgo
mery county, according to our experience of
that county, one ought to have very definite
directions.
CJ?TABADIE LOST, FOR TWO WEKK.S.
eouimeneing Monday, April 23.
This must astound somebody; but how cheer
ng tLat only for two weeks will tne loss con
inue 1 The man that finds it ought to bo well.
rewarded by the euthoritlee.
Burstenbinper is the name of the man who
sent the Nitro-Olycerine to San Francisco.
Bindthe-burster over, say we, to answer at
Court.
piNE SHIRTS,
Koney Refunded if Not Satisfactory,
MADE OF NEW TOIKWIlL MUBLW, nly 4 00
niual price 13 Mi.
MADE OF WAHSTJTTA MTJSL1N, Only3'TS,U9
pries 5 00.
BO Yt' SU1KTS on tnd and made to order.
A liberal deduction tow bolt sale urade.
T. L. JACOBS,
No. 1226 CHEStfUT Street,
8 29 tbstn 2mrp Philadelphia.
HE HARRISON BOILER.
A SAFE STEAM HOIL.KR.
The attention of manufacturers and oJiein uxlng
Steam Is continently cal.ed to this new Steam Uttne
raior. combininx eseu Jal advantages Ha absolute
saiety iMncip onion, in cheapness ot first cost and cont
ol n Daira. in economy of fuel, lacl tfy ol 0 eanlnir and
transportation etc.. not posneised by any o her bol er
nnu in aA. Ihla hnllAr if formed ol A oonablnatton ot
cant-Iron bollow spheres, cash sohcre eight incbea ex
ternal utauieter, auu tnree eiKnuii oi an iuou ihick.
II ese are beld together by wrouKht-lron boita, with
ecps at tl e end.
ikariv ont hundred ofthene Boilers are now In oDOra
ilon, tome of them in the Dost establishment In this
cltv.
Kor dficriptlve circulars or price, apply to JOSEPH
P AKRlBoN. Jr. 1 lanlson Boiler Wors, ti HAY'S
iVrhv Boad, adjoining the United Stutos Ar-enai,
i nuaceipiiia. uniwii
QNE DOLLAR'S WORTH OP ICE
PER WEEK
'Will keep your provisions oool and sweet in the
warmest woatber, by using one of
Scliooley's Large RfVigeratov!-i.
1 her have three apartments, and are thorough
Teotilators. The small sizes require but 60 cents
worth of Ice per week.
E. S.' PARSON & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS,
4261mrp No. 220 DOCK Street
T7UR0PEAN TAN BATHS'
INSTITUTE
JJ under the supervision or
Ko 13 N. NINTH Hireet,
For the cure ol Uout. hbeunauiiui. Paralysis. Hv
terio or Eulleptlo ( onvu slons; and all uia'adles
oil' Inatlug iroin deiecs in tne bo.iy, of tlie blu u
sueh as Ft en. Tetter, onen Wounds etc. Obtuse or
Vt liliered Limbs recover Uielr scuaiiilllty, and the tlesh
itf Lesltliy lonn.
Pateuts. while nnder treatment, can be accommO'
oaieu witu oosra at u. instuuie. ts i iiurp
MILLINERY, MANTUA-MAKING, &o
MRS. R. DILLON,
Ncb. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street,
Has a handsome arsortmcntof SPBINQ MILLINERS' t
iiiia' and Infants' Un and Caps, Silks, Velvets,
Crsprs Ribbons Feathers Flewers, rime etc. fj is 4m
SUMMER RESORTS.
gUMMER ItlSSOltTS
ON LINE OF
Reading Railroad anil Branches
MANSION HOUSE, MOUNT CARBON,
Mrs. Caroline Wonder, rottsvlite P. O., Behaylklll to.
1 USCARORA no TEL,
lira. Hannah Sillier, Tuicarora V. O., bchaylklll co
MAIIA yOY CITY 110 TKL,
O. W. Frost, Mnhanoy City P. O., Hchnylklll co.
WHITE 110 UbZ,
AUs. Rusan Marnoorl, Pawling P. O.
ANDALUSIA,
James 8. Madeira, Res.llag P, O.
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
Dr. A. fc'mllb, Wcrdersvllic P. O.. Berks ce
SOU1H MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
II. 11. Manderbacb, Woniebjtlorf r. O., Berks co.
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL,
Lebanon co., Charles Rocdermel, flarrlsbnrg P. O,
BOYLRSTOWN SEMINARY.
J. B. Ucnky, Boj erstown P. O., Berks co
YELLOW SPRINGS HOTEL,
A. U. Snyder, Yellow Springs P. O , Chester co.
L1TIZ SPRINGS,
fiasiuel Llcbteuthalei, Lltlz P. O., Lancaster eo.
EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
Alexander 8. Feathei, Ephrata P. O., Lancaster co.
APRIL SI, 1866. 4 233m
BOOTS AND SHOES.
FINE ROOTS AND SHOES,
FOR GENTLEMEN'S
And Bovs' Wear,
AT REDUCED PRICtS,
AT IIELWEG'S,
No. 535 ARCII Street, Below Sixth.
Flrst-cl sfs work aw sy s on hand, aDd made to order at
abort notice. 4 24 luiSp
ICE COMPANIES.
JCE! ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE
INCORPORATED 1864.
THOMAS E. UAHILL, Fresldont.
JOHN GOODYEAR, Secretary.
HENRY THOMAS, Superintendent.
COLD SPRING ICE AND COAL COMPANY
Dealers in and Shippers of Ice and Coal.
Vft ere now prepared to furnish best quality Ice
large or small quantities, to hotels, stetmboats, ice
cream saloons, families, offices, etc, and at the lowest
iiakket bates. Ice served dailt In all paved liaatts ot
the consolidated city, West Philadelphia, Mantua, Rich-
mond, and Germ an town. Tour custom and Influence Is
respectfully solicited You can rely on being served
with a ri'Bi article and pbouftlx.
Send your order to
OFFICE, No. 435 WALNUT STREET.
DEPOTS.
8. W. corner TWtLFTH and WILLOW Streets.
.North Pennsylvania Rollroao and MASTER 8treeL
LOMBARD and TWENTY-FIFTH Streets.
PINE Street Wbarf, Schuylkill, 472m4p
KNICKERBOCKER
ICE COMPANY.
E. P. EERSHO Iir, A. HUNT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
IMPORTERS OP EASTERN ICE.
OFFICES AND DEPOTS:
Nob. 118 and 10 North BKOAD Street;
WILLOW STREET WHARF, DELAWARE AVEMUE.
Having secured a lull supply of the best quality ot
ICE, are prepared to furnisn It tbrougbout tbe entire
sesf on, as neual. pioroptly , at the lowest market rates.
Boteis, tcnfeci loners, and Shipping supplied with
large or smal quantities.
Particular attention given to toe delivery of ICE to
Families, Stores, Offices, eto.
II E terved dally In West Philadelphia, Mantua, Kich
Bond, 1 loga, and all parts of the city.
Y ou r oidcr respectfully solicited. 4 14smwrplm
FURNITURE.
JjTJY FURNITURE
AT
GOULD & CO.8
ONION DEPOTS,
Nos. 37 and 30 N. SECOND Street;
(Opposite Cbrlst Church),
AndCornerof NINTH and MARKET4
The larsest, cheapest, and best stock o.
FURNITURE
Oieveiy description In the world. 2 10 5p
ROSEWOOD, CHAMBER,
AND PARLOR SUITES,
AT
GEORGE J. HENKELS',
THIRTEENTH AND CIIESNUT STREETS.
4141irJ Formerly of Nos. 800 and 811 CHKHNPT 8t
WALNUT CHAMBER
AND PARLOR SUITES,
Either Polished or Oiled,
AT
GEORGE J. HENKELS',
THIRTEENTH AND CIIESNUT STREETS,
4 14 lni Foimerly of N as. 809 and 811 CHESNVT St.
SAFE FOR SALE.
A SECOND HAND
Tarrel & Herring Tire-Proof Safe
FOB SALE.
A I PLY AT TDI8 OFFICE. 4 5rp
CARPETINGS, &o
JUST RECEIVED,
YARD-AND-A-IIAl.F-WiDB
VELVET CARPETS,
NEW DESIGNS.
J. F. & E. 15. 0RN E,
No. 904
CIIESNUT STREET.
3-4, i- 4-4 5-4
WHITE, RED, AND fANVY
CANTON MATTINGS.
J. F. & E. 13. OIINE,
No. 904
CIIESNUT STREET.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS,
FOR STAIRS A ND HALLS,
WITH EXTRA BORDERS.
J. F. & E. E. 0RNE,
No. 904
CIIESNUT STREET
gOO PIECES
NEW PATTERNS
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
J. F. & E. r. 0KNE,
No. 904
(.1 20 3mrp
C II E S N U T ST RE ET.
(ARFETINGS I CARPETINGS !
Reduced to Present Gold Prices.
J. T. DELACROIX,
No. 37 South SECOND Street,
ABOVE CIIESNUT,
II as received per late arrivals,
200 PIECES J. CROSSLEY & SONS'
13RUBSELS CARPETING S
NEW AND ELEtiANT PATTERNS.
AIfo, a larpe line of TI1BFE I LY EXTRA 8TJPEB
AM) FIKE IHGhAIN G'ABPt.T, DAMASK AND
VFMTIAM STAIR AND HALL CA RPETINOS. COT
TAGE AKD RAU CAEPETS, OIL CLOTHS, SHADES,
ETC , which will be told low In consequence ot the fall
In Gold.
J T. IlCIiAl HUIX,
Ho. 31 South SErOND Street,
4121m Between Cbe.nut and Market
rt t p v t,' n ir n hit.i.ci
U U J1 1J W 11 J 1U 1 U U l-?j
GERMAN TOWN, PA.
McCALLlMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
BlaunfactnrerN, Importers, and Wliole
sale Dealer In
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS, Etc.
WAREHOUSE,
No. 500 CKESNUT STREET,
OFPOBITS TEE ETATK BOUBB,
Philadelphia.
It El A Hi DEPARTMENT,
8 6 8mrp
No. BIO CHESNUT STREET.
LEGAL NOTICES.
"IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
X AUD COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
It State oi LAUH'S Atlnors
Tbe Audi or appointed by tbe l ourt to. audit, Settle,
and adjust the first and Una account of O. V. IVIH,
Guardian of FAN tY MMU UAKY II LAMB. KI11Q
WAY LAW H, and BESIb H La V b, minor Chi d-en
1 I LAY 1 ON B. Lli H la'ot tbe city ot Philadelphia,
deeeas d, and to report distribution ol the balance in the
bands el tbe accountant, wl I meet the parties Interested
for the pnrpoats ol bis appointment, on THURSDAY,
Nay 3, 1, at4o'eock P.M., at bi Ottlce, No. 204
South Flith street. Boom No 11, In the city ot Phlia
delphla. 4 21 stuth jt
IN THE COURT OK COMMON PLEAS FOR
THE (ITY AND COUNIY OF PHILADELPHIA.
December Term 165, No, BX. InlJivo ce.
BaRaU E. UA1NKH by ber next Iriend, Ac, vs.
HAAfUtL HA1NE1.
To SAMUEL HAINES, Respondent. Sir The Conrt
lisve ranted a Rule on you to show cause why a Divorce
trom tbe biaila ol Matrimony sbotild not be decreed In
the above es.e, retainable on SATURDAY, May ft, IMi.
at 10 o'e ock A M.. personal notice having failed on ac
count of vour abtenco.
W JOHN F. BFL8TERLIVO.
i 4 27 28ml 4 Attorney for Llbellant.
JJ E N D E 11 S
COAL AND ICE DEPOT,
8. W. CORNER OF BROAD AND CALLOWBILL
STREETS,
Offers tbe celebrated West Leblgh Coal trom the
Greenwood Colliery, ttove, tgg. auu Heater size, 7'M);
Nut at 0. Also, the very superior Hebuylklll Coal,
from tbe Reevetdale t'olUeiy, Nut slse, (Ml All other
sizes S7'(li
All Coal warranted and taken back bee or expense to
the ourclianer. Ii not as represented. Also, the Coal lor
Itltto Hunt lull weight. 210ia
iND If
BEST f
vyXPIATSA
TsroRTVCity!
( Nixth Nt.x J
nr.Y goods.
113 PIlirE & wood, ng
N. NINTH STREET. ABOVE ARCII,
M a ve Just opened :
Amy lot of White Goods.
1(H, p'ece. Nalniook Plaid Muslins, 37 H, 49, 45.40.M,
CO, 6ft. 70. snd7re. ajard.
Soft fnliih ( ambtto and Jaconet Muslins; Nainsook
klusllns. 2S.!8. 33, 37)4 4U. np to 80e. a yard.
A cheap lot of Victoria Lawns very line . 40c. a yatd.
Hair Cord tripe and P.aid Muslins.
Pwl.s Muslins. V. 25, M, 3', 4t', M. up to t"c. a yard.
Plcured Swiss Muslins, 28 and 45c.
UN FN GOODS! IJNEN GOODSI
74 Colored Table Linens. Me. a yard.
Power Lrom Table Linens, 71. 87M. and tl a yard.
Doub.e Damark Bleached Table Cluths.
N I TsJps, warranted all linen, ll'W, 32 50, j-o, ,2 7
and 3a dozen.
A thtsp lot of Linen Towels 20 and 20.
Condscme Dsmark Towels.
MUSLINS! , MUSLINS!!
Pest make Bleached and L'nbleachcd Musllus, at the
very lowest maiket price
B cscbed ktusiins IS 20 and 22c ayatd; best Bleached
ItuiTIn In the city tor 2ft. t het.vy yard-wide Unbleached
kiuslln, He: fli.e and heavy jard-wldc Unbleached
Muslin. 25c a yard.
Pillow Case and Sheeting Muslin.
KID U LOVES I KID CLOVES ! !
Beit quality Imported choice Mprlng co'ors Ladles'
Knglltn Mik Glomes) Ladles' White and Ban Berlin
O oven Ladles' Lisle and Berlin Gloves, 2ftc. up to 50c
a Dlr.
BONNET RIBBONS, CHOieE COLBS.-Nurabers
4and6 corded edge Ribbons; Black Velvet Ribbons;
White Hllk Mallnes.
HOOP rKIKTSI HOOP 8KIRTS I I-Bct (jaallty
made exptcs.ly lor our alcs.
PRICE a WOOD.
Ko 113 .V MM I'll Htreet, above Aroh
N. H.-Will remove to the N. W comer Ekhth
Fllleit ktteeUi about ihe last ot aprw. 4 21
'I RAVELLLNG AND WALKING SUn7.
.10IIN W. THOMAS,
Ncs. 405 and 407 N. SECOND Street,
now or EN,
( REPF. POPLINS,
C11ENK PCTLIXS,
CI1ENE MOB AIRS,
PLAIN MOHAIRS,
TOIL DS ISDE
POR LADIES AND M1SSE8' C4 24 Sir
TKAVEI..IN(5 ASIi WALKING SUITS.
AT It 3 j TAIL.
JAS. K. lAMTUEIL & 10M
No. 727 CHESNUT Street,
Have, inude extrusive addillocs to their popu
lar Stock oi
SILKS
AND
DEESS GOODSI
WHICH THEY CONTINUE TO SELL
At Moderate Prices.
WHOLESALE ROOMS UP STAIRS. 881
YiU. 11. UOltSTMAM & soxs,
FIFTH and CIIERKY Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS Ol
LADIES' DRESS
AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
PLAIN AND FANCY BUTTONS,
COlTOli IBID MINOS,
BLAtK AND COLORED GAILOOXS
CLUJ Y LACE6,
BELTINGS,
GUIPURE LACES.
BALMORAL TRIMMINGS,
GIMPS AND ORNAMENTS,
COLORED VELVET RIBBON
HEAD NETH, ETC.
SMALL WARES AND ZEPHYR WORSTED.
We tre constantly receiving tte latest NOVELTIES
f ti e Eu.opan markets bf sides cur own production ot
vsrtousstjltsuiNLW TRIMMINGS.
Our prices are ret reed to the very lowest Gold
rates. 3'9 2mrp
g P RI N G AND SUMMER
DRESS OOODP,
OF LATE IMPORTA HONS, FROM RECENT AUC
TION 8 ALLS,
AT HEDUCEO PRICES.
ALL TBE LEADING STYLES AND COLORINGS
CURWEN SI ODD ART & DROTDEn,
Nos. 160, 1E2, and 4C4 N. SECO.VD Stroot,
26Gt Above VIUow.
A LL-WOOL CASSIMERES, 75 CTS
ALLWOOL CArPIMRFS. 87X ONTS.
it.l .wnni. i ininui.iiit9 ci nn
All the mott poimiai ttyles tor Ladles' Wear, at very
CUKWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 4t0. 402, and 4X4 N SECON I) street
4 26 8t A hove Willow.
SILK 31 1 X E D COATINGS,
FROM AUCTION, AT REDUCED PRICES.
CTJ RW EN STl DDA KT & BROT HER,
Nos. 4&0, 1C2, end 464 N. 8 fcXOND Stio.t.
A tit Da . ... '
FRENCH CASSIMERES
ANP COATINQS,
OF SUPERIOR FAB RICH, FitOM AUCTION,
AT REDHChD 1'ltIOKH.
CURWEN STODDART & BKOTHER,
Nos. 4C0, m, and 464 N. in El ON D Mtioot,
. 120 or Above vvmovv.
QUEEN PLAID INDIA . SILKS,
AT 75 CKNTS. ..
CURWEN 8TODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 460. 462, and 464 N . SECOND btropt,
4 26 8t - Above Willow.
JCHAMBEnS. No. 810 ARCH STREET.
, REAL LUNY LCES
BLAPK Gl IPOBK LCE.
LWNU LACE VUL8 AT Kl. A BARGAIN.
WHITE GOODS
SHIHHFD MU8LIS8 FOB WAISTS.
PL1D NO IRIPB NtN-OOK.
FRENCH SKIRTING MUSLIN.
0-4 'IT HM8H tlsMBKlO
jjjiMBURO EDG1NU8 AND I'SERTIOVS
bUtlLAND HUAWL8, CUS.AP. 4 MtuthsUt
DRY GOODS.
IjIUKNS,
FOR P.OYS' PANTO, I';T6
A Splendid Assortment Now Open
AT
MILLIEEN'S LINEN STORE
No. 828 ARCH STREET.
UNIILEACIIF D LINEN DUCK AT 60 CENTS.
UNBLEACHED LINEN DRILL AT 60
CENT8.
STRirED LIS F.N DRILL, DARK COLORS,
62i CENT8.
BLACK AND WHITE LINEN CHECKS, C2J
CENTP.
BROWN AND WHITE LINEN CHECKS, 62
CENTS.
CHECKED LINEN DUCKS.
WHITE LINEN DUCKS.
WHITE LINEN DRILLS.
rLAIN COLORED LINENS, FOR JACKETS
AND COATS.
PRINTED LINEN8, FOR SHIHTS AND
JACKETS.
111E LARGEST KTOCK OF
LINENS,
OF ALL 1UNDS IN THE CITT,
AT
MILLIKEN'S LINEN STORE,
881stuth2ml No. 828 AIICI1 Street.
W rOUETH AND AEQH, ?
ARE NO W OFFERING, AT THE LOWES!
HATES, A FINE SIOCK Ol
SPItlNq- GOODS,
FOR CITY RETAIL SALES.
BATIKS' SACKCLOTHS.
FASHIONABLE SILKS.
SEW FST DRH.P8 GOODS.
SEW SPRING SHAWLS.
TOURIST DHKSS GOODS. 1 4 12 tbsraBP
11ESTBLKK SILKS.
BICI FfcT CHEMADISES, ETC. ETC.
ESTABLISHED 184T.
WABBVRTOS & S(W,
No. 1004 CIIESNUT St.
silks, ;
RIBBONS,
AND MILLINERY GOODS,
"WE0LISALE AND RETAIL.
REAL LACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
WHITE GOODS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES, ETC
jiold the Danis of Pricies.
(48 stuth lm
a coop Piece ont 10 the trade.
I)REIFU5S & RELSINGER,
No. 49 North EIGHTH Street,
Have Just opened a complete stock
SPUING GOODS,
CONSISTING Ol LaCES, EMBROIDERIES, AND
FAN CY GOOD3.
Sf O pieces plain and str'ped Jaconets, the newest style
f hlrn d SLd lucked MusiIds, vrhlch us are oflering at
low price.
IW dosen Prmsutcfced Handkerchiefs, at old price
25. 37 40. and Mi cen a
A fnll sisoncent or the newest drslgn LACK COL.
LA LB and I OLLA B Tl K8, lrom 37 cents up to tlO.
GLOVER GLOVE8.
A rcmplete line ot JOl VIN BID GLOVES, to whkh
we InMte at.i ntlcn, which we oiler at low figures.
GaLKILLLE tEUBT8.
GABBIXLLE 8KIBT9.
The newest, most desirable, and stylish Bkirls now
worn
1UCKID fKIBTING, a cheap ani desirable article,
or iaoita y.eir. Hi
No. 1UM CBE8NUT 8TBEET.
1866. Spring Importation. I860.
E. M. NEEDLES.
BAS JCSr OVEVKP
1000 PIECES WHITE GOODS,
Id PLAIN, FANCY. STRIPED PLAID and 9
i Uured Jaconets. ( ambries Nainsook, 1) unities, J
nliis, Muil and oilier klusbs. eouipriaiug
a n ort ci niDleie Mock, to wi li b the attention ot '
A'u lane RKDCCIION lrom last HKAmdN'H Z
..Vll.nin .r- I. l.ll.v.U. H ill T H-C Wll.niU k
Al'BlCEB. M
ira puces phikki'II UL1N8 for Bodies.
HO phots I lyUi B In all varieties ot styles sod
brre rouiICo to a 1-60. i
30f PARlh H' Ft Rh U KIBT8, newest styles.
ol uiy own luipottatlun.
IIOOP-KKIRT b2S
juanuiaetory so, akcu street.
Above bix'ta Htieet, Philadelphia.
Vt lio erale and Retail.
Onr srsortment en.braces all ihe new and desirable
styles iiu sise. ol oiy length and ante waist tur
l.tflles. Allnn and (Mldren.
'J tcieol "Om 'HA JHJXB" are jujvnor to isA
I e otiidi t t atiy otLer fekUt. mad. , snd wartanted
to live llmction.
t klrtt u.aue to order, altered and repaired. 4.