"1 J. 8 THE DAILY EVENING T$&EGRAPH.--PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 18G6. SODIER FASHIONS. IjmII' Bonnnti, Prone. Cloak, and Aba win Ht ylM for the Neaalde, The milliners have produced more novcltVea Uian twual In the etjles of bonnet thia Reason. There are ten distinct styles, each oi which from the saucer of rice straw or chip, that merely covers the crown of the head, to the fanchon, which is most worn has something to recommend it. Bonnets are becoming gradually le, and no one need be surprised if. eveutnally, they are discarded, and ladles appear In tne streets without them. Should Fashion decree this, It Is probable large veils would be worn vcr the tastetully arrauyed hair, as they now are In Hpain and some other countries of Europe. It is not often that the "fickle goddess" leads hi to the realm of the beautiful without at tne same time inventing some fashions that are protcwine or unbecoming. Yet it is a nioe t sin gular (act, that whatever the absurdities of fashion may be, they are, if at first merely tolerated, finally accepted and admired. The extremes of l'artaian style are not usually be cominir, but whon thee styles are Americanized or modified to suit oar matter-of-fact people they are really quite charming. It la worthy of mention to at American ladie? are making a very gTeat improvement in street costumes; and thie rich and mod"et colors so much worn In suits this season are a high commendation oi their xeiincd taste. BONNETS. The fashionable bonnet appears to have leached tbe smallest possible size, it' it is to re main a bonnet, and in truth is now little more tbauatuftof (lowers and a putf of gossamer lace. But it is well calculated to display the quantity, quality, and beauty of the hair which may seem to be of more consequence than tbe protection of the head froTi the sun, wind, or hist. While frosted chip, rice straw, and tulle bonnets are most uted tor summer wear, and when neatlv trimmed are elegant. In round hats there is a great variety of shapes. The sailor or tarpaalin hat is perhaps the greatest favorite with very young persons, while the Derby, tie Chevalier, the Tripoli, etc., are also worn 'by them. The Watt -au, fitting close to the head, and somewhat "hading the face, is peculiarly adapted to country wear or lor the sea-side. SUMMER DRESSES. Gored dresses are still the prevailing style, even in thin and rich material which needs stitT lining. Organdies are not as much worn as ioruierly; grenadine muslin and similar goo Is are preferred, There are some new designs by Madame Demorest of elegant dresses lor the reason and watering places. A beautiful oue is of white alpaca and an other of white grenadine trimmed witn blue velvet and pearl buckles. The skirt is cut poring, with a narrow ruffle or flounce in box plaits on the bottom of the tront and side breadths; a llounce six or more inches in width begins one-fourth ot a yard from the waist, on tbe scam joining the front and side breadths, and slopes gradually to the next seam at halt a yard Irom the waist. From this, sloping more acutely to the scini of the first back breadtb, it falls over the eud of tbe narrow flounce and ex tends around the bottom ot the back breadtb. The heading of tola wide flounce is of blue velvet ribbon, witn pearl buckles upon tbe seams. Tbe bodice las a point in front, with a basque finish at tbe back. The ribbon is put across the trout in lorm of a bertha, with a buckle and loop of ribbon whre it turns to pass over the shoulder. The ribbon extends below the waist, and is fas tened by a buckle. Coatrsleeve, with a ruille set above the hand to form a cuff, and the trim ming at the top of the sleeve is formed ot ribbon with a loop and buckle in tbe centre. A verv pretty jacket Is made in blue and trincmed with black velvet. It is cut square in the neck, and extends a Anger's depth belowthe waist. I'hn is cut open on the back, lorrning three lapels, and under these are fastened two Ubs three-eighths ot a yard long, and trimmed with velvet. There are coat sleeves, the velvet passing up the outside seam, and at the band set on to represent a cutf; the skirt trimmed to match. An elegant suit of grey alpaca is trimmed with blue velvet and blue buttons. The bodice is in a short point in front, with quite a deep baque at tbe back; the sleeves trimmed in imi tation of a pointed enff, and tbe gored skirt has a row of velvet aroun i tbe bottom. children's dresses. The styles for children's dress are more becom ing than lormerly, and are better adaptod for the preservation of health. High necKs and long sleeves, and the high Polish boots are pre ferred to low necks, short sleeves, and thin shoes. White i6 the most fashionable for little girls, and circulars of white barege or grenadine, or tunics of ihin white muslin, are now worn in place of the white lamb's wool or white alpiue or tutted cloth worn earlier in the season. robes. . There is now quite a variety of novelties in foulards tor robes. The loulard Patti, with a order of musical notes ; the foulard Oriental, with a double palm-leaf npon a rich colored or black or white ground work; and one.ornameuted with wreaths of flowers, is called the ImDe riaL Then there are the foulard qlaneuse, deco rated with ears of wheat knotted together, and the loulard pastel, with small flowers on a pearl, or grey, or rose, or white ground, CLdiKS And shawls. In the styles for summer clonks there Affl majnj shapes, and various modes of trimming. The burnous cloaks are very graceful and stylish. They are worn in black la,e, black or wbite grenadine, and in cashmere tor carriage wraps. Burnous made of Algerine cloth a thin material in narrow stripes of black and gold, and finished with an Arab hood and elegant tassels, are something unique, Bhawls are also of grenadine, mostly in black and white, and of cashmere. These are richly embroidered. N. Y. Evening Font. American Machinery Abroad. The London Times and the largest Engli.-m newspapers are printed by Hoe's presses, Ameri can reapers and other agricultural implements take the lead in England, and our sewing ma chines may now be found in every well-ordered British household. The Court Journal, in a re cent issue, describes a handsome sewing ma chine which ha been made for an English lady o high rank. We quote the paragraph : "As the sewing machine has been advanced gradually from purely manufacturing wen to a ouse i eld position, and thence to an adjunct of the dt tes ot a refined home. Messrs. Grover & Baker, ot No. 150 Regent street, have wisely catered lor the supply in a more eleirant form, aud the machines they have now broucbt before the public present the appearance ot cabioets, and are made in various woods. This firm has just completed a machine, designed and orna nieuted expressly lor a lady of rank, which sur passes, tor elceunre, anything ot the kind ever seen. The table and Mand are of satin wood, ii.laid with tulip wood, with carved bonier, an 1 nobly frill. Tbo machine itself is silver-plated, inlaid with pearl, and most del1caelv tinted. It has been pronounced, by all who have keen it, as perfection." There is quite a controversy going on in an other English periodical, the Queen, with regard to the qualities and advantages of the different American etwiiif machines. A correspondent ol the last-mentioned paper writes: "1 am happy to inform 'Perplexity' that I have been using oue of ti rover & Baker's machines for the last six months. I cannot sneak ton highly of the beauty ol the work, nor or the per fect ease with which it is used (not bo bard as th. nodfllfl r1 tliA liQPr,. n sthill Al'Al0 YtiuM aam work it. If 'Perplexity' will inclose her card to the editress of the Queen, I will have much plea sure in letting ner try my machine. (Home Journal.) 'GB-RALDntB." The Confederato Oeneral Josenh E. John ston arrived at Atl nta, (la., on ButurJiiy. It in rumored thai he bus accepted the Presidency til the AJaoiuua ulu leiu.vwue jiaurouti, AMUSEMENTS. Asm f-TRirr Theatre. It Is almost alwats a iallnre tor an author to take np tne Idea of another nd attempt t make anything ot it. The l'if-krt of Leave Mnn'$ Wife, ae a p. ay, is weak and omnteresv ina Most ot the same incidents have beon repeated, including the catastrophes but all are elnmslly put toe ether. The dialogue la commonplace and with out point. Jt Is evidently sne of those piece written for one of the ultima (Ante Loudon theatres, Victoria, Surrey, or whatever they may be called, whote the whole aod.ence, If net "rallerr" in denomination is gallery in taste, Quantities offset, pieces come froiu London by every steamer, and tbonarb we may have no American dramatist amount ui, we cer tainly have no laste amone? our people to appreciate the productions of such a dramatist as the aatbor of the Tirleet-ol-Lfave Man'$ Hit. In this emergency the only hope lay in the actors. Miss llende sou made the most of ".Sam Wil louphby," who has nothing to do bat talk very Ji dlciously, introducing a medley, wnich reentved the honor of an encore. Miss Price again fouad her inspiration in "May Edwards," playing with much feeling. Her terror in the first act was well depicted. 8he the very impersonation of "May" berelf. Mr. James did not attempt to give either character or dialect to "Hob," put made of htm discreet walking pentli man. Mr Uive'S msoe a favorabln impression on tbe anditnce, though "Jim Dal ton" is not a part where there is much scope for judging the merits of an artist Mr. Marlowe made a good sketch of "Uawkshaw," that Is, he gave It some char acter, but it is a part not stilted to him Mr Wl lis observes credit for bis "Molter Moss." It had distinct characteristics, and was difloient from Mr. W'allls' usual impersonations. Mrs. lhayer was capita) as "Mrs. WiliourhDv." Hhe ts the best "Mis. Wnlougbby" we have ever had. Tbe play is repeated to-night. Kew Chkbnut Street Theatre. To-morrow afternoon Mr. E. L. 1 ilton will be tbe recipient of a t enellt at this temple of amusement, when Mr. Frank J rew will nve his iuim table imitations ot ourcele. bratcd actors. The portormanro will conclude with the sterling comedy of faint Heart A'ever h'on four Lady. A bii.linnt aysembiafw may be anticipated. Wai.fut Street Theatre. For tho verv lat time. Mr. Kdwin Booth will appear as ' llumlet " Before it vanishes, this fine intellectual and poetic vision should be impressed on our memories. Jew American TnKATKE The Slave Queen, under the auspices of Madame Pouisi, proved a great success. Mad'lln Ga'lettl is always success. The audiences are excellent and solect. Charles Dickens read his Christmas Carol on Tuesday evening, 6th, at St. James1 Hull, and, in evitably, to a laree audience. With f he excep tion that his voice is hardly so powerful and resonant as it was, be reads with as much taste, pathos, and dramatic vigor as ever. He has made an engagement with the Messrs. ChappeU for thirty readings, the malority to be devoted to the provinces. Apropos, the Midland Railway devotes a saloon 'carriage to him and his suite Irce of expense, that he may be enabled to travel with more comfort and convenenoe a very handsome action. The Oetmans of Cincinnati hive called a meeting to express regret at Blind's failure to assassinate tUsmnrk. ' Their motto would have been, "Go it B ind !" gTEAM KNGI 2J E PACK Hi O LVBRICATIYE PACKLW. FOR THE STUFFING BOXES OI STEAM ENGINES. An article rcccirirmdcd by alt Railroad Company, who have thoroughly tested It, and In general use b over ttco hur.dnd aud tifip Ifaitioads,ana on trial by over five hundred others. ADOPTJ-.D BY 20.UC0 STATIONARY ENGINES. I it a first-class article. Seventy-Five Cents Per Pound. Lubrlcathe Tucking Company 60LB MANUFACTURERS, 723 CUESNDT Street, PHILADELPHIA. L. G. T1LLOTSON & CO. BOLE AGENTS, 26 DEY Street, New York. BOLD 11Y HEALERS GENERALLY. 268p MI LLKR'8 STEAM ENGINE PACKINO. 1 his Is tbe muslin covcred.shoddy Oiling. stuffing box packing. BIXTY CENTS PER POUND. Koreole by WILLIAM b. MILLER, Bole llanul'icturerior the Tnlted tiiatea. Rear of 123 ' HfcMTT Street. 128 8p Philadelphia. Peuna. MILLINERY, MANTUA-MAKING, Ac FREEMAN & CO. nEEIM 2TW BLOCK, Corner of Eighth and Vine Streets. Sun Hats, Sea-Side Hats, - 75 to $250 - 75to$2'50 87 to $200 - 87 to $200 Mackinaw Hats, Derby Hats, May Queen Hats, $1'00 to $250 $100 to $200 Gipsy Hat, Alio, 500 NEW FANCHON BONNETS, all Just re ceived from the Factory, which we odor for tl-00 each. The largest assortment of STRAW GOODS In the city can be found at our CORN EE STORE, which we offof at reduced price. 6 It lmrp FREEMAN & CO., EIGHTH and VINE Streets. JfiO. 103 N. EIGHTH STREET. Just lecelvt d. a large ar.d tplcn 'id ousortment ol tbe moat fashlonab'e BUTTONS, FANCY TRIMMINGS, For Coats and Drerae , at greatly reduced prices. Ladies, call at our atore and convince yourself ol tbe laou SMALL FRO KIT AND QUICK BALKS. VM. LONN ERSTADTER, No. 103 North EICHTH St., Necond door above Arch, next to tbe oorner. 6 29 tilths fil Mil 8. It. DILLON, Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street, Basa handsome assortment of 8PB1NQ If ILLINEBY t Misses' and Infants Hats and Cap. Bilks, Velvets, Crapes, Elbbons, Feathers, Flowers, Frames, etc 3 154m T ADIES' CLOAKS, BASQUES, ETC. J""1 MAPS AND TSlMUaD IN THF- MOST KaSHION AliLH BTTLB, FROM HE ISHjTOOOUS. AT THK LO.tbT iOBtmiRICll , 511 Jm No. 23 SouthNlNXU BUeet TDATEISTWIRE WORK FOH BAIL1HGS, BTOEE FBONT8, GUARDS, PABTITIOS IBON BEPSTEAD8, AND W1KE WOX, In variety, uianmsetured Ij M. WALKER & SONBJ I 20 tttibe Jo. U Xarth 811TB etrveV PAPER HANGINGS. HOWELL & BOURKE, MAN U-FACXUrtiaiTH OS PAPER HANGINGS AX WINDOW SHADES. TSt JB' OOHlN33Ii CI FOIKTII AM) SUBSET STREETS PDIMDELrniA. MEDICAL. R HEUftl ATISIYI, GOUT, NEURALGIA, : " .ETC. ETC. , A CURE WAKRANTED. ' miD INWABDLT. The following wonderful remedy for tho positive core of Rheumatism, Goat, and Neuralgia was dis covered after tne study and practice ot a life time, br ' DR. J. P. FITLEIt, One of Philadelphia's oldest practising physicians, who has mado these diseases a specialty, and having fully tested its remarkable corative power for a num ber ot years, now oflbrs it to all afflicted and so Ber ing, with the liberal condit on that if any cao can possibly be found that In .infallible power cannot overcome, HE WILL refund to such case or cases, tbe lull amount paid in the trial oi this remedy. In. credible as this oflor mar seem, tbe proprietor knows full well lrom experience the merits ot the remedy and tbe safety ot his oflor. It contains no Mercury, Colcblcnm, Minerals, Metals, nor anything injurious or unpleasant. Price ti'00 per bottle. Prepared only ai tbe Prin cipal Depot, JNo 29 South FOURTH Stroot, aoove Chesnnt, where Dr. FITLk'K may be personally con sulted, tree of charge. Highest references of wonderful cures accompany each bottle. ESTABLISHED 1833. MOTHERS AND NURSES Who have tested Dr. FITLFR'3 IN FAN f CAR- jlIN AlIVE lor tho Ian 30 years, oertiiv by thou- sauus tuat it is tne greatest nousohola routed v lor tops Children, Infants TYethinir, Cholic, Cramp, Bowel Complaint, Kleeplessness, Pains, bpasms, bour Vomiting, Fretting. JFlam ency, ( holira In fantum, etc. ; contains nothing injurious is perfectly harmless, Qua cm aren love it aear.y. nice only 26 cents, batixfacion gonrantecd, !old by all Druggists and Dea ers. Prepared only at Ho. 29 South FOURTH Street. above Chcsnut. 6 16 9t AUCTION -SALES. BCOTT, J It., AUCTIONEER. B . o. 1020 MIESMJi 8TKE1CT. 6 215 CLOPING-OUT 8 ALE FINE OIL PAINTIN JS, i i.OHIMJ-Ol'T BALK FINE OIL V UN I'l.N US, CLOSING-OUT BALE FINK Oil, FAUMI.SUS, THIS EVEmI NG, JUNR i9, TUIS F.VKMSU, J1.NE 10, Till- VWMlMia HTXlIf m AT SCOTT' AKT UALLEKV , No. 11120 c'hEWrT XT. AT OT I'8 AKl UALLEKV, So. 1W0 CHKHNPT S 1'. AT 8CO.IT'."' A bT WALLEKY No. 102U ( UtrfNtT 8f. LAST BALK J rt p- BKAMON, LAST BA .B OF TtiE "EArtOS, LAST SALE OF THE SKASO. FROM THE AM " UK AN AKT GALL'RT, N. Y. FrfOM THE AMERICAN AKT U.VLLEUV. N. Y. FliOM THE AJdtKIL AN aKI' O 1LLEUY, N. Y. CsKD. We ate Drcnared from now untl1 JuHl. to mate sixclal rales of any description of merchand'so, mil v,l nte our best endeavors to give satisfaction. f or terms, cio-. appiv ai mo 1 'nice o i iai P AN COAST A WARNOCK", AUCTIONEERS. 5 1 Ho. m KARKET Street. LAI OK PORITIVE SALh OF 8,W LOTS HMFIRirAN I) IM FORTE!) DKY (HODS WHI 1'E UOODH. HOBItRT GOODS. ETC. BY C VTALOQUE. On Wednesday Jrne 20. commpneinv at 10 o'clock eomnrlslnir a full and n ncra! assornnent oi new and deslraDle goods lor preftnt sales. 6 IS 4t CLOTHING. 0 vn r, 4 t 5t 9L o. ' TtK PnTltinflnfol 7T1 5 824 Chestnut 4? 5t BTEEET. . M fM rCk v v J-J T. OP P. C. F. P. F. C CLOTHING II! HICKS' TEMPLE OF FASHION. Celelrated j; or iine Fashionable Clothinar. WILLIAM UICKS, No. 902 MAItKET Street, 5132m PHILADELPHIA. s TATES UNION CLOiniNQ HAX.L, 606 MARKET Street, 606 Visitors will find a large and varied assortment ot the very best KEADY-UADK CLOTHING at the lowest cash prices. Bolts, containing Coita, rants, and Test, lrom 112 00. Dusters, i 25. Panta from iM and higher. Come and convince yourselves. i9 31 3m thrM-Tfl ti PflR A KTTTT P BI.Arw nil (JPOO fiincy colored cloth; army and navyclothhu 1 o., in atvie UDPuruaircj. Slfcmrn FAKK.No 1 NINTH Bt.. above Chesnat FOR SALE AND TO BENT. J LARGE, WELL LIGHTED AND VENTILATED - E00M, ON THE SECOND FLOOR OP THB "Evening Telegraph" Building, No. 108 South THIRD Street, TO RENT. APPLY JN 1 HE OFFICE, FIE3T FLO 0B. . H. h. WITH OE WITHOUT JbTEAM POVTKR. ( 10 LRT.-CAPE5 ISLAND-DESIRaBLB rinnhia I'nttaiia in let. on Lalavette sireet. eleven r.M.n.i niptitv i ihuie. iioud cellar, excellent water. flue view ol ocean, Ac. FhotOKranhs cf which can be sen. and toll pHitleulara st MoCALLA'tl Kew Hat btore. Ko (H CULbNUT Htreet IU fj FOB BALI1) A UbSlltAbLK TtlltKK '3 stoty Dwelllne. with thieenrtorv double Back ulWIng on TWKLFTH Blrwst above (Irwrn. Ail wiodern nnnroveuienta. summer kitchen. heatn. eta. Frlw. atutill clear. Apvty at this Onlca, between 0 and 14 A, SB. c5' o f THE DRY GOODS. PRICE & WOOD, Northwest Corner of EIGHTH and FILBERT Streets, Have Jut opened S eases American Prints, fat co'ors, 30 ocnts a yard. 1 case Buff I'rlnts, 20 cents a yard. Btst makes Bleached and Cnbleacled Muslins, at the very lowest market orloes. Pillow Case and SbeeUor Mi siins. 10-4 Hlraebcd Sbeetins Muslin, 87 oents a yard. All-wool and Domet Flannels. WBTTE GOODS. WBITM GOODS. (shirred Muslins, Whiw riqtos, Flirarod and Dotted Swiss Molins, Victoria Lawns, Oambrioa, Jaconets, and Nainsooks, Striped and Plaid Mas Ins. LINEN GOOD 8. LINEN GOODS. Table Linens, Napkins, and Towels. Pet makes of Shirting Linens. 12-4 Linen Crumb Cloth, BLACK BILKS. I LACK SILKS. From tl 26 np to 88 60 a yard. Black All-wool Delaines. Black Alpacas, from 60 cents np to S1'26 yard. Black aud White Plaids, 25 cents a yard. Grenadine BareRes, 36 cents a yard. , Mohair Cballies, 25 cents a yard. Figured Alpacas, 87 cents a yard. lnrre assortment of Hosiery and Gloves, Silk Sua Cmbrellss, Black Mohair Mitts, Silt ami LinonFans, Edgings, lnsertings and Flouncing, Dimity Band, etc. etc. PRICE & WOOD, N. W. Corner F.IGHlll and FILBERT Sts. N. B. 7-4 and M Mosquito Bar Netting. 2 4$ iURWEN STODDART & BRO. - AWNS AT 20 CENTS, LAWNS AT 25 CENTS LAWKS AT 28 CENTS LAWNS AT 30 CENTS FINE OBGANDIE3 AND JACONET.. CLOSING OCT 8UUMEB DBE8S GOODS ATKEDDC'ED PRIC'EH. ( I HWKN STODDAllT & UCIOTIIEU, Nos. ibO, 452, 8DdM N. SECOND Street, 616 3t lAbove Willow. rjji HAVEL LING DRESS GOODS, KEDUl'JSD. PEMFABLE 81YLES NOV CLOSISG AT 4flc. C'fli.'U'EJS STODDART & I1HUTIIER, ts. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND Street, 6 16 3t Afcovs Willow. s UMJIER DRESS GOODS, NEAT STRIPED LENO?, NEAT TLAID LEN08, PRINTED MOZVMBIQCES, PLAIO M ZAVBIQDKS, CLOSING OCT AT T EDUCED PKICES. CVL.WN STODDART t BROTHER, Nor. 450, 452, and 451 N. BECON I) Street 6 18 3t . Above Willow. JJ- OH AIR FOULARDS, AT 37. 44, AMI) 50 CENTS. CLOSING OUT SrjMUEtt LEY GOODS, AT REDUCED PRICES. CVRWKN STODDART 4, BROTHER, 08. 45A, 452, end 454 N. SECOND Street, 61" 3-. Above Willow. Y"HITE CHINTZES AT 35 CENTS. l'f.Kl.AI.13 A I 4U I'tMS, CLOSING OUT LIGHT STYLES AT REDUCED PRICES. CTK WEN STODDART A, BROTHER, Not. 430, 452, and 44 N. SECOND Htrset, 6 16 Jt Above Willow. pElNTED SHIRTING LINENS, FROM AUCTION, AT REDUCED PRICES. CVRWEN STODDART St, BROTHER, Noa. 450, 452, ad 454 N. 6ECOND Btroet, 616 3t Above WUlow Jj I N K N LAWNS. LAWNS. WILL OPEN THIS DAY, OJE CASE LISBN LAWN8 AT 31 CENTS. ONE CASE LINEN LAWNS AT 33 CENTS. ONE CASE LINEN LAWNS AT 37 CENTS. J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & C0M N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET. TIDE SHEETINGS, WILL OPFN THIS DAY, ONE CASE 10-4 WIDE SHEETINGS, AT Eighty-Five Cents Per YarJ. J. f. STRAWBR1DCE & CO., i i ' ! N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET CHEAP DRY GOODS, CARPETS, MATTING, Oil CIO bs and Wlndctw lshads.-V. E. ARCH AM-" BATJL'V. N. E. corner Jr.LEVJiMH aud MAKKl-.r kineis, will open this moruiuK om AoctionWliltB isntun siattlni.', 31 ceuie up: Bed C'bec Matting. SI eeutsi Injraiu Carpets. 50, 6'i, 75 B7centii,l,l;J5 IJI. U0t EuKllsli TapeslO' PrusselM t arpcta ouly ansj Tbree-plv CariieU only2TiM Hemp t arpets. J7 cenis Rug ( aroeta 62 cenW! t otraice Carneta, ? ecu ts Kloof f)ii C.'oibs.2 cental Window (Shades al to aj; Plm KulT. brown snd Green Shading. 50 cents) tjheetmg ) us' Ins, 26 tod onUi Table Linens. 02 cents te 1 Ml i Napkins V5 cents i To minus. U cents up i Cloth Table covers, SI 70 1 Mossmluiiues JJto46 cents; Lawns SI cen t; Plain all wool De'alnes. 50 to U2 cental Aluacm all colors. V7loe2reuls Cbeaji Wholesale and Ueuil fctore.N BeoruriUJ;VtiWwMAIumxiW. V DRY GOODS. LINEN GOODS ONLY, AT MILLTKEN'S No. . fcSB A 11 C II Street. ! NEW L1NKN LAWN PRES8E8. NEW PRINTED SHIRTING LINENS. TRAVELLING DRESS LISTENS. CORN COI.ORED LINENS. FLAX COLORED LINENS. BLOUSE LINENS. LINEN DRILLS, Fancy and Flair.. LINEN DUCKS, Fanry and Tltrln. LINEN CHECKS, for Bojb' Wear. IRISH SHIRTING LINENS, Best Hakw. SHIRT BOSOMS, Very Superior. LINEN DAMACKS, by the Yard. TABLE CLOTHS, All S1k. NAFKIXS AND DOYLIES. TOWELS, Great Variety. LADIES' LIS FN HANDKERCHIEFS, i GENTS' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. Linen Buyers will al.vajs find the best a.-ortment n the city, at MILLIKRN'iS LINEN STORE' 69stutt2m No. 838 AKC1I Street. CLOSING OUT, CLOSING OUT, OUR ENTIRE STOCK, Preparatory to Altering Our Stores. 3C01 jaids French Cambilc Lawns, reduced to 25 cents. 25f'0 yards French Cambria Lawns, reduced to 37H cents 3CC0 yards French Jaconet Lawns, reduced to 40 een's. 5"0 yards Cb'ntz Colored Lawns, reduced to 3714 cents. !5(0 yards Brown Ground lawns reduced lo37M cents. Plain Butt, Bine, and Pins: Lawus. 50 cents. PLAIN FKKNCd CHINTZES. Blues, Buffs, and Pinks reduced to 50 cents. case 1'rench thlrtlnnChiniZPS.roduccl to tlH cents. Choice siyles Fiench Percales at reduced prices. 5500 yards 4-4 double Purple Chintzes, reduced to 25 cents. DRESS GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY, GREATLY REDUCED IK PRICE 10 CLOSE 0LT. A Great Chance for Bargains. II. STEEL c SOIV, 6 18 3trp Nos. 713 and 715 N. TESTE St. gRA-SIDE SHAWLS. ' SEA-SIDE SHAWLS. SEA-SIDE SHAWLS. All the Newest Styles, FROM t4 00 to 18 00. JOHN W. THOMAS, 6156trj; Nos. 405 and 4C7 N. SECOND Street. REFRIGERATORS. REFRIGERATORS PItltE 85-00, AND UPWARDS. 2000 BEORIOKBaICEH ICE CHE8T8, AND WAIL it COl'LK KB. Just flnlsbed. comurnintt tli lareest and best aFsortmeut in tba city, which will be sold wholesale aud retail, AT REDUCED PRIORS. A. ANDKHSOS, 1 8 lnp No. 136 DOCK Street below Second. QAVID'S LIMPID WRITING FLUID, AND DAVID'S BLACK AND COWING INKS, For sale wholesale and retail, by MOSS & CO., BLANK BOOK UANUFACrUKERS AND STATIONERS, No. 432 CHESNUT Street. A single trial will convince any one of their superiority and cheapness ovr any other American or Foreign Ink, in the market Bpeclmeoa or several years standing ot Its durability and superiority over all otbers, can be seen at tne store. Jl thstulmrp TN OR! ER TO SAVE MONET AND GET AN J. article that nearly every one ts rushing for. bur PRLbTON COAL, at M 75 per ton. gg and Stove sis-; alo th gennine tagle Vein Coal at same price; aud a viy nne quality of Lehigh at (I'M) per ton for Kk and Move delivered to ail narui of tho cliv, tee of slate ai d dirt Orders received at No. 1M S. iHIHU Street , ,6 24 JjDINBUHGH STRONd ALE, AND BROWN STOUT. A fresh Importation ot WILLIAM YOCSGEB'd 8TBOQ ALE, andEBOWir 8TOUT POBTEv. I Also, ALEOP'8 INGUSH AL, In Una order, for sale by the cask oi dozen. I SIMON COLTON & CLARKE, 4)MpJ e-W cor. BROAD and WALNUT
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