8
BENNETT THE BIGAMIST.
A Rcjnd of Ilia ICiploltM A Or cy-II aired
Scamp.
James Bennett not Jamrn Gordon Bennett, of
Hew York, but James Bennett, of tjen Jersey
dm arieftted at Franklin on Friday last, and
brought to this city, whero be wa accommo
Uited with quarters at Robinson's boardinc
bouse, where be, no doubt, ere this, Las felt
tbe ditTcrcuce from tbat well-kept and comfort
able quarters known antbd Marcy Ho hup, tn tni
city, the last place of voluntary residence ot
the aloresaid hennrtt, previous to his occu
, paney of Robinson's Hotel as he no
' traubt has found out ere this that Robinson
doeti not lurtitsh featber beds, chamber
nakds and whisky stews to make his dreams
pieawmt, And. to bring lorth plea-unt dreams
urB3(r the honey moon, nor a wife to
colitoo him, all of which be was wont t enjoy
in his coraiortablo quarters at the Macy House.
The cuarpe against tne said Bennett is" bmamv,
1b having a liviosc wile at. Lexinerton, Kentucky,
if not a dozen mure in oiher places, it bem$
chargtl thai if be l not death on the women,
he is heavy on the widow, ecppcia'.ly on the
rich ones. As a detail of h.n operations may
not be uninteresting, we will clve the rumors
afloat of his doings, with no intentions of In
fluencing his tiial, since his second and lnt
matrinuvnial alliance will no doubt end his
mortal career in Jettcrsonvllle, as he apparently
is now between 65 and 70 years of ago. Report
sa.ys tbat s number of years ago, the sitid Bennett
emigrated to the State of Kentucky Irom New
Jersey, and 6O0n trained the auctions of a rich,
widow by the name of Harris, woo was pos
sessed ol a line estate, with all the fixings ne
cessary to make a tine concern. Bennett tor
some years went in with a looseness, and the
personalty last vanished under his libnral
dif pensaiions until the death of his wile put a
stop to his ptoaigal operations, by a reversion
f her property to her blood relations. Matri
monial operation No. 2 was his marriage wiih
an heiress by the name of Merrill, at or near
Lexington, Ky., who had a portion In her own
right in a larm, and valued at $20,0(10. As he
had larger scope in hi secured partnership,
on the principle that what was '"hcr'n was
his'n," he spent it with a lavish hand, and in a
lew years bad invested what should have
been her n in various ways that led to the
lots of her fortune, and to cap the climax of
operations wv.h tne two. ne took; the remnant
ot her weanfi, and eloped with a prostitute of
his own kicpinsr, and Hed with her toLewisburg,
in the State of Missouri. At this place, we un
derstand, a matrimonial aliiance was frustrated
by parties from Kentucky with a widow No.
3, and he lied Irom :U;? place, leaving his guilty
paramour to settle numerous debts of his and
iir contracting. The next heard ot the v.ay
Lothario was his turning up in Illinois, where
widow No. i fell a victim to fc;i honeyed words
and bewitching way, tyrit, Ujng aware of
his tiuu character, instead ot' Jet-tiny him squan
der her means and enjoy .her property,
the scut bim to the Peui'eutWv, Ircm B-kicii he
turned up in Indiana; anu at Jonesville, a L'.ir
tholomew county, he came across widoiv No, 5,
in the shape ot a Mrs. Marshall, a resident, of
this city, who was on a businef s tour, aid, by
dint oi premises, bribes, and misrepresenta
tions, he succeeded in forming an alliance in
the bonds ot matrimony. From all accounts
Bennett has played a deep and ott-practiied
came of deception, and many are the parties in
this State that have been inutic sadly wiser
by the dissipation of pleasant illusions
created by tbe old prey and bald-headed
deceiver. Plantations and nige"r, carriages,
pianos, lauds, ami money, ' blooded horses
jind cuttle, all have passed away, and
i it is a consolatiou to parties here to know that
he laikcl to set that which he was aiming at,
viz., the 1'ortune ut widow No. 5. Yesterday
afternoon Bemit tt had a preliminary examina
tion beiore his Honor the .Mayor, when, owing
to the want of evidence, he was released; but Ue
was immediately reavrestcd and no v occupies
his old room at Robinson's, from which he will
not bun it so easy to escape tUo ffintrs of justice
on any legal quibble or technicality, as evidence
will soon be liere from Kentiicsy to ensure his
conviction. We enlarsre on ibis atfair, and ad
vise rich widows to be sure they are riht before
they go ahead. Indianapolis Journal.
LL'ilER IROM JOHN MINOR E0TT3.
Frcm the. ( utpeper Observer.
We insert below a letter from John M. Bofts,
at the request of himself and many ot our
rrirnds who have read it:
Sunday Moknino, August 19. Dear Sto fen
Come down aud cut your dinner with me. I
am spi lling to hear some secesh talk about
your Philadelphia Convention and platform;
how the whole South, like whipped spaniels,
were made to take back seals; with mouths
rlosed; not allowed to speak a word; to eat
dirt; to wallow in the mire; "to thank Cod that
the divine institution was destroyed;" "that the
Union was mote sacred than beiore the Rebel
lion;" "that there was no right iu any State, or
combination oi States, to secede ;" that the Rebel
debt must be repudiated, and the National debt
Te paid; "that the Federal soldiers and sailors
muEt be taken care of, and rewarded lor whip
ping the South;" and all this said and d ine, this
Jinmt'iating seli-stultiticatiou submitted to, tor
a little "bread and butter" a mere crumb from
the public crib. Oh, I am ashamed of this
Southern meanness; 1 always gave your party
credit for boldness and determination, though
wholly destitute ol either principle or honesty
butalHSl for poor fellow-human nature what
will not "bread and butter" do with hungry men
I am glad, of cour-e, to have you all on my
side, to come to my platform, but it does uot in
crease my respect for my new allies. Hencefor
ward, we stand on the same platform of princi
ples, thoueh I cannot consent to act in co-oper&-tion
with them at the polls not Knowing how
soon I may be betrayed, for a larger supply of
'bread and butter," ottered from some other
rjuarter; and the county of Culpeper, too, your
own immediate representative,! selected as a
committee-man to w ait upon the President for
congratulation on the absolute surrender, the
caviug in, the giving up the cry of "enough,"
"enough," from the whole unteintied" Demo
cracy of the bouth. Tulj lat performance must
have been intended as a personal compliment to
me as a citizen of Culpeper; I can put no other
interpretation upon it. I thank the gentlemen
for their Kind consideration; in return for
which, i give way to Mr. Barbour; I take him
in the tutnre us my leader as long a he Bticks
to the track. Come down and congratulate me
on the great triumph ot my principles. The
surrender of Lee am; Johnson to Grant and
Sherman (who could not help themselves) was
us nothing in comparison with this voluntary,
universal, unanimous surrender ot the Seceeli
Democracy. Thanks to "Doolittle !" he is "Do
J.ittle" no lontri-rl lie has done more than the
armies ot the United States were able to accom
plish. What is to become of the pocr Union
men tirst trishteccd into this trouble and thea
betrayed? We can't take them back; they never
can be trusted again.
II you come, bring with you some lato Rich
mond papers; if not. seud them by tbe bearer.
I want to see how thev take their humiliation.
Youis, frattrnatly, hereafter, J. M. Butts.
A Caution to Pickle Eaters. At the Clerkon well
Police Court in .London, on tbe 4th intant, a
man attended betore the sitting magistrate to
lay before him a statement of tacts tn connec
tion with mixed pickles. He stated that his
servant bought from a shop in the neighbor
hood some mixed pickles. His wife and servant
aite of them, and shortly afterwards were at
tacked with choleraic diarrhoea, and their
months were verv sore. A Burcoon was sent
lor, who said it was the ninth or tenth case of
tbe kind ce nau utwnaea uuult diuiuui uu-cum-etances.
It appeared that when pickles became
Tiiiiiirt ihev were nlaced in a tub. mixed with
turmeric and mustard, and were then sold as
f lccalilly. He had purchased samples trom
welve amerent shops, aud in each Instance he
bad found that the pickle was bad, and in all
h inHtunceo some DOrtiou was putrid. From
what tbe suieeon had informed him, there could
be but little doubt that the eating of such pickles
was line caue of much of the diarrnuta and
cb&leja bow prvYWlui- la konaon.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,
AMUSEMENTS.
Acadf.mt of Mosic Itaman Opkra. During
November and IJecunbT Mr. MareUk's- troupe
of artists will give a series ot twenty-three per
formances, including representations of tbe fol
lowing opnras: Ine Uuguenots, the Star of the
jyoruu tne irovatore. jrnani, lone, zampa, ana
others. The following comic operas will also
be presented; Vrispino, h'ttsir tfAmorc, ra
JJxavolo, 2on Qioeanm. Martha, Don BucrfvJo.
The personnel of the new troupe is as follows:
Prima Donne Soprani Miss Clara Lonsie
Kellogg, Senorita Carmclina Foch, Signniina
Autoinncitl Roncoui, Mis Amelia M. llauck.
Prime Donne tontralti M'me JSatnll Testa,
Mad'lle Stella Honhenr. Tunorl, di forta
Bipnor Francesco Mn.zoleni; di gratia, Signor
Kicoido Baragli; Supplementary Signor Ber
tinrdi Baritone Stenor Ferdinando Uellini,
Signor Ardavanl. Bassi Signor G. Antonurcl,
SisnorFosfatL Butlo Sitrnor Oeorpla KonconL
Ol the loreeoina principal artists, this pabhc
bus ulieady warmly accepted seven, and the
remaining seven come witu reputations beyond
qu stion.
Walnut Street Tdeatrf. The great Buisliy
Family clow their b'illiant engagement on
Saturday nigbt. On Saturday afternoon they
give a Inrcwell matinee lo accommodate ladies
and ctii!"ren. It is the universal desire of the
public that this enaagement should be ex
tended, but we are informed that thi is impos
sible. We are assured, however, by Messrs.
Platte & King, the cnteiorising proprietory
managers, that in view of the splendid reception
accorded to thee itrtlstcs, they wilt slze tbe
first opportunity that otlers io pay their re
spects to Philadelphia again.
On Monday evening Mr. J. S. Clarke, the
great American comedian, will commence a six
nleh's' engagement, supported by the members
ot the new company.
The Arch Street Tueatre. This favorite
Thespian temple opens next Saturday evening
under the most favorable auspices. The initial
play 1 the Belle's Mratagrm, with a tine cast,
Mrs. John Drew inc.udedl On Monday evening
the new play, 2 he Favorite of Fortune, will be
produced, with new scenery, and an excellent
distribution of characters. Tim piece ha" had
an uiuivalled popularity in Knglaud, and we
presume it will hold favor at the Arch for
many nihts. Alter Mrs. John Drew's engage
ment expires Mr. and Mrs. W.J. f lorence will
piay lor two weetrs, artcr an aosence oi six
jears from this city.
The New Ciiesnut Street Theatre. Miss
Noemic do Mareucrittes played "t'auchon" to a
larce. and fashionable audience last evening,
and was received throughout in the most flatter
ing manner. Her triumph in the nart was more
complete than upon any previous occasion. Mis9
de Biarguerittes repeats "Fanchon" to-night.
American Theatre. The Worrell Sisters have
mad.; a hit at this beautiful theatre. Sophie,
Irei e, OLd Jennie appear in attractive protean
specuuiicH every evening. rue entire per
formance ut this theatre is pleasing, and we are
glad to observe the hou;e well tilled each evening
with a superior class of people. Mr. Karnhaw's
cllorts to elevate the "American" to a tirst cl v
position tre rapidly ripcuing mto succees.
The Southerners and Brazil. The New Orleans
Times advises the Southerners to think no
more of emiraUng to Bra.il. The Tims 6tiys:
"A few excitable people in ihe South appear
to have Brazil on the brain, T.et them wait lor
a tober second though, mid they will probably
coir.e to their souses, liiazil Is no place for
American citizers. Stop at home, aud do yonr
part in the reconstruction of yonr country He
is no Irue tnend ol the South who advises her
citizens to go either to Mexico or Brasil."
INSTRUCTION.
-JJ A M I L T O N INSTITUTE
t O II YOU NCr 1( A D I E 8.
rmuv A. CHIOAR.
Being about tn mlimiuisli Ins poiltkin In the public
ftl.oolu wiib which lie hug been connected feu-tlie lout
twmiv-tliree jeais,
WILL OPh. A 1aV ASD BOARDINU WCIIOOL
fou
YOCJ.G LADIES,
AT
No. ftfilO CHKHSITT STIIRRT,
Of MOinDAr, rti'ifrisiwuisK 19.
Tliis Institution is dcHitTicd to rlvul thu best semi
naries In lho country.
I -litem, A KS
Containing particulars and other information in r nation
to thlfl Institution, can bj had until tne lt of Hep.
ttnibtr. at
No. &10 N. 7WELFriI Stieet. 8 27
TJAHDKE SCIKNTU'lO COURSE
I.AFAYK1TE COLLEGE.
In nddltlon to tbe gi nornl Course of In'tructinn In
tliis iiepartuicnt. (icblnncil lo ley a ulUntlul baxla ol
knowledge ard scholarly culture, ttuden can punrae
IboHe branches Tib let) are essentially practical aud
tecDuli al. viz. :
EMilNfcKIUNG Civil. Topogrnphlcal, and Mecha
nical i MIMMi and META LLUHGV ; AUOdiTBC
'11 HE, ana tbe application of Chemistry to AOttlCU L
11TKK andtbeAKTH.
Tcie is also nflurded an opportunity lor special study
Of H AUi, and ( OMAiKUtl'. oi J.ODKRS LAN
GCAdk- and 1HILOLOUY, and of IheHiSTOHY and
16T1TI'T10NH olour counriv.
For CUculars apply to 1'ieslUcnt CATTfLL-or to
I iol. B B. V OUNGMaN,
Clerk of tbe Facaitv.
Eabtom rennsvlvania, April 4.lHb6. AW
1VIONSIEUE ALEX AN DUE WOLOWSKI'S
CLASSES FOB PIANO AND SINGING,
By his entirely new Bltbpllncd system, are now open.
Tbote wishing to read music at sluht. keep time per
fectly by a nely invented manner, aoooinpanv anr
soDg or piece by a new march oi barinony, nlng or per-
orm in concerts, cnoir, or private, con caii at
o. 1U4. waoulnuio.n square.
Chi dren admitted.
Ladles' Seminaries attended to 8 21 luirp
THE LEHHiH UNIVERSITY, BETHLEHEM,
fcnntylvanla, will open for the reception of Stu-
ucnis, or-r xr.m ur n i, meo
App icauou snouia pe uiaae w u resiuent,
ilUKX COPt'Ett. LL. D,
8 27 7t BtTHOLJltM, i-a.
piIH CLASSICAL AND ENULMI SCHOOL,
L or
H. I. GREGORY, A. M.,
ho. 1108 MARK It T Bireei,
will kkopkn C8 271nira
ON MOKDaY, SEFlJCMBEB 3.
"OIUVATE SCHOOL FOR BOY8. IN THE
X PHIL DELPHI A CITY IN8T11CTS. N. E. eoruer
ot tlllHNVT and KlUUTKEMiH htrocta. re-oien
MONDAY, September 10. intranceon KlGHTEKN'lU
Ptreei. tBiluil L liAKKGWH, f riuulpaL
rPHE CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL, AND
Jftrenaratorr Departments of 8T. JOSKPS'S nOL-J-'OK,
WILLI NU'a AUey, wul resume duties on MON-
riMIE ENGLISH ASDCT,ASSICAL ACADEMY.
-L hoa.liOfl and I'll CHESKUT troet will reopon
M'NDAY. Heptember 10. 1. 11. LANUIOS and O.
BKlDEj.BTlLK.ER, rrinclpals. 8 24 lm
TVflSS ANNIE E. LANOTON'S SCHOOL FOR
XV-L Young Ladles, No. 142 ortb T.NTU Street, will
1 CU y 11 UU
ONDAY, September !0. 8 24 lm
BOARDING.
XTO. 1121 OIRA1U) STREET
Being neatly fitted up, will open tor
1 111ST-CL-ASS BOARDERS
ON TI1K FIRST OF EPTUflKK.
Two larte Con niunlcatlng fcooms oa the second floor,
well adapted lor tamuy. g o5
FERTILIZERS.
MM ONI ATE D TIIOSPIIATE,
A Concentrated Fertilizer.
Tblt prepaiatlon contains Pare Grouod Bone, and the
beat Fertilizing Baits known to agricultural chemistry,
combined In such a manner as to develop their produc
tive properties only when used on tbe sou. Price MO
per ton. For aaie at tne maauuMturera' aepota,
Ho. 781 MARKET Street, Philadelphia,
No 8 BV&UKQ HHP, Hew York.
WILLIAM ELL18 A CO.,
. 'iamrp ' btuui-aciwtra.
PAPER HANGINGS.
HOWELL & B01RKE
03
PAPER HANGINGS
WINDOW SHADES.
VM
lOlKTU AND il A11EET STREETS
PHlLADELPniA.
WATCHES, JEWELRY ETC,
O. KUSSELL & CO.,
No. 22 North SIXTH St.,
Having Increased their (acuities for
FINE WATCH REPAIRING,
Invite the attention of tbe poblkj.
All work warranted for one year. 5 2
$ FBE GOLD WATCHES.
io orjourners in our City.
We call an. rial attrntlon nfik. ulniin. w. n. nita
to tbe '
FIXE WATCH AND SILVERWARE
ESTABLISHMENT OF
W. W. CASSIDY,
No. la South SECOND Street.
Who bason band one oMbe finest aaaortmeaM oi Jew-
tniy. etc. or any in the city. A splendid assortment ol
PILTEF WARE ALWAYS O.V HAN D. Remember
W. W. CASSIDY,
8 ,($ No. 12 Oontb SECOND Street.
AJ
DLVMOM)
n ..JuL.il.
WATCKE3 aad JEWjJLSV EZrAISL'D. .'
taRWWiUMi
Owlnito the decllrts oi Gold. h.. .
dnetloninprlceof hlslarse and well auortcd stock o
Diamonds.
Watches,
Jewelry,
Silverware, Eto
The public are respectfully invited to call and examla
onr stock before purchasing eusewhere. 2 iS
SILVER AND PLATED GOODS
OP THE
Most Superior Workmanship,
AT run
STORE
N E W
No 704 ARCH STREET.
Tbe undersigned (lat f the lamotw Rogers Bros
Wanulucturlini t;ompny) repect ully announce tha
' . 2.i.yeiBnc.,i ""d oeantllu, store icr tbesaie
.1 BiLVhB and iXATEI. W AKK. at Ko 704 ABC B
Mreet. Our long experience as manalactnrere wn
euableos to ket p tx.ihinn but flrst-clafs Ooodx and
f 0 nBy Pa,ron,ze onr cr will and curputj
. v . M ,v i iu muj rvrr iniprrifa, ana our CPS
tracers n ay rely on the goods being precisely what thev
are re nrcm. n t od I.. ' J
9 ' BOWMAN & LEONARD.
A lull UPHOl'tOitLt Ol aLltVfl Dlinni riiintmill. r.
hOIld lit llltltleiDtC DriCAH the MllBinal ILiT..il..h.
Ijom 2 to 10 btnatit'al Alts. '
FAER & BROTHER, Importers,
No. 824 CHESNUT 8TKEET,
llllmtbrj)
lielow Poarth.
H IIEK11Y II A II PER, S
Wannlacta and Dealer in
Watches
I'"ine Jewelry,
fcilver-Plated Ware,
81
5Solil Silver-Ware.
RICH JEWELRY
JOHN BIIENNAN,
DEALER TH
DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, JEWEIRI
Etc. Etc. Etc
9 20$ Ro. 18 S. EIGHTH 81 KiUT.flUlad.
THE EYE AND EAR.
JJEAOESS, BLINDNESS,
THROAT, LUNG, AND CHEST DISEASES
CATARKH AND A3THMA,
HUordored Functions ot
TUB DIGESTIVE ORGANS-
MORBID AFFECTlOKS OF THE LIVEB,
WEAKNESS OP NERVES, AND GENERAL
DEBILITY OP THE WHOLE SYSrEM,
Treated with unprtccdented success by
DR. VON MOSCUZISKER,
No. 1031 WALNUT Street.
The following Ol.NTLl Mi:N, who have lately been
cured unuer Ihe treatment of Dr. VOS MO.n llZIs
KtB. have kinill) pn.iuiuea liliu to reier to them, and
they would g ad y bear teHtiuionv to the amount oi
fclfcl H I derived Irom his TBKATMLN 1 t
l.B. JkicCKKHY,lq.. So. i Wa nut street.
rLOLM AK1 K, q., Su. WSM Walnut BUeet.
A LAM W001, Jr., isq , 4M9 Arch street
C. h. CIth 1 .N, 1 sii., ho. 24 horth -eventh street
C. J. liOLLOWAY, len. Ho SOS Market etnet.
J. C'OOPfclt Esq , No i North Frout street.
lr. DAVIDSON, N. W. coiner oi Muih and Chesnut
streets
UtneralKTI.BTrjtK.TJ. 8. A., Glrard street
'1 . W W ttik i-V, Esq., C. . Assessor ol the Second
District
l. HAltY, Esq., l'tesident ot the Niueteenth Ward
Public Schools.
Bev. 8. 0. 11ARK, Phl:adelphia Conference.
liundredsof other numes, a. I persons who would be
cart mm conscienilous to whom they would permit the
ii dirpemeut ui tbelr names cau be examined at his
OlUt'K.No. 1U31 WALNUT Street
THE ATOMIZER.
Dr. VON M08CHZIhKER assorts with the utmost
conndence Uiat his sys em or treuilng LI'NU.
'illKUAT, ClltHT Diseares. CATAltbUl, AS 1 11 MA,
and ail uiuluaies of the dlgustlve oruaus. by the une oi
the A'lOkilEK. is the ouly reliable one. Since the
Introduction ot this system cases have been brought
to bis otl.ee, No 1U1 WA1.MJT Hireet in which
every other possible means have been irultlessly em
p eyed, but reudl'y ilelded to his trea uieut
Ibe A I OMIZKK is an AltABAillH oonstruoted on
scientlUo priui ipleH, wbieh. by a inechaulcal arrange
ment, either bv atmonpheno presotiro or steam, con
verts any medio ne Into a tine cPHAY, and readly
conveys It In lo tbe BKOkt'HI L -IUBI S Of LU(l-l,
with tlie KK.-riU.VIOHY ( LKKtNT. The medloluea
submitted to the action of this AI'PAH VIUS lose
no blng oi tbelr I HELICAL VALCB, i In other
preparations, but are received into the KF.8PIRA
ToHY OUGAN8 In their lull MEDICINAL
BTHtNGTH (
HJKI.ICAL OPKHATION9 OW TIIR ETE.
ALL eit'KtlK'Al. OfERA'l IONM on tbe Eyes such as
t'ataraei, Artltlclal FupU, Cross JCyes, eio., sKlliu ly
penormed. 1 1Srp
5. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SII0E9.
safli
J oi best aoalltvi manu actored and for sale
chean, bv the Avion or catei suitable for retail trade, (
f t a.'-nn , I iir D i ,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o.
MUSICAL BOXES.
AUGUST -30, -1866.
DRY GOODS.
SALT WATER SHAWLS,
Wholesale and Retail
PTJRK WHITE LLAMA SHAWLS.
SI1KTLAHU eilAWLH, ALL, GRADES,
Pl'HE M IIITK DAKEOiC SitWALg.
BREAKFAST SHAWLS A!tD HALF
(HAULS, 4l2stuthrp
EYRE & LAND ELL.
THITE DRILLING AND
BASKET DUCKS.
BHOWH DBILLIKOS ASD BASKET
DICKS.
FAK3IKBS' PANTALOON KTIT.
BOIS FANCY VRILLIX69.
LINEN CHECKS ASD STIUPK8.
EYKE & LANUELL.
FOITRTII ARD ARCH.
HURON BLANKETS.
Huron Fine Bed Blankets
Huron Premium Blankets.
Huron Extra Heavy Blankets.
Huron Single Bed Blankets.
Huron Bed Blankets, $(50 Per
Pair.
We are now receiving direct from tbe mills, the
celebrated
HURON BLANKETS,
Contracted lor early in tbe Spring at tbe low price
of wool.
They aro superior in size, weight, and fineness oi'
wool to any other make In tbo market, or to any
BLANKET ever betore oflorcd by us. Sold only
WHOLES A IE AND RETAIL, BY
J. C. STRAWBRIUSE & CO.,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
819 3m
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. Comer EIGI1TII and FILBERT,
HAVE JU6T 01' FN ED:
COCO yards American Trlntr, last colors, W a d
18J cents a yard.
1 ca.-e fine quality French Merinos, $1 25 a Tard.
Fine quality Black Alpacas, 50, 50, 60, 70, SO, 00
cents, CI, 91 12, and $1 25 a yard.
FLA NX ELS I FLA NNELS 1
All-wool Flannels, 36, 37, 10, 46, 50 cents up to
81 25 a ard.
Do met Flannels, 81 np to 90 cents.
All-wool fehaker Flannels, 60 cents up to $1 a yard.
Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flannels, cbeap,
Best makes B eaohed and Unbleached Muslins, at
the very lowest market prices.
Yard-wide Bleached Muslin, 26, 28, 311, 33, 35,
87 cents.
Yard-wide Unbleached Moslini, 20, 23, 26 cents..
Pillow Caso and Sheeting Muslins, etc.
JUST OPENED:
One case Bridal Qnilts, very cbeap.
Table Linens, fapitms, and loweis.
'White Goods, very cheep.
A large assortment ot Hosiery.
Ladies' and bents' Merino Vests, very cheap.
A lara-e assortment of Edgings, Flounclngs, and
Inserting, Ladies' and Gents' Linen Handkerchiefs.
Just opened, trom auction, a cheap lot ofPorte
monnaies, Tooth and Hair Bruahos.
PRICE & WOOD.
818J1 N. W. Corner EIGUIH and FILBERT Sts.
No. 1024 CHKSMJT Street
TO LADIES
About leaving lor the COCNTEY, SEA SHORE,
OH WAlKKlNii PLACES.
B. M. NEEDLES,
No. 1024 CHESNUT STREET,
Offers a lull assortment, at LOW PRICES, of
WulTK llOt, .
PUFFED MC8LTN8,
PlttUKH.
FRKNCH SrTJSLINS,
In all varieties oi plain and tancy styles.
I aces, Kmbrolueries, Hdlus, etc eto.
inea Sleeves, Collars, seta, eto , In great
variety.
E M. NEEDLES,
No. 1024 CHESNUT Street.
iaw8 xossaiia ai -oni
QAPE MAY
ATLANTIC CITY,
AND LONO BRANCH.
DREIFUSS & BELSINOER,
No. 49 North EIGHTH Street,
HAVE OPENED ON THE 11th INST,
A new and desirable lot of
ZEPliYlt KNIT SUAWLS
Suitable for the Watering Places, tacludlug a
splendid assortment of
WHITE GOODS.
PUCKS-D MUSLIN,
6HJBBED MUSLIN.
awiea uusun,
PL ALU NAINSOOK,
fiTBLTED NAINSOOK.
91 1 CAMBJUW NALJSSW5
DRY GOODS.
IU. JZ. L, 13 E ,
( LOSlXtt Ol T BALANCE OP STOCK
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Prior to Opening Sew Goods In onr
NEW STORE,
No. 48 North EIGHTH St.
10 baits BailardTale. All wool riannel. SB cents o41.
Bf aw a 11-wool Sbtk.r Flannels, 6U cents
Ires Oooils Oreatiy Redaceo.
Lawns Bedaced.
fraandles Reduoed.
KldOlove. 2.V
ICO dor. a Ladies' Hcm.U'ched Bdtfs., 37 to (S cents.
4 Power 'oom Table Linen, al per yard.
8 4 hlt Table IamnsK, cbrap.
1"0 doren I lncn Towel. 7 to 7S cents, cneap
WH1 tK GOODS Orcatly Redue'd to Close Out.
Ladles' White aud Unbleached Hoe, below market
prices.
Gents' Half Hose, 37 to 73 cents.
Gents' Linen Rakis., very cheap.
A I OT OF NOllONH irom eheriff's Rale.
t lotbcs Brtubcs, all Brusues, Cabas, Etc.
DOMESTICS. DOMESTICS.
All tbe leading makes of
MUSLINS.
New Yotk Mills, Wamiutta. Wliliamsville, etc.. at
lers tlian case price.
12 4 Red ai.d White Floor Linen,
handsome Plaid Popllux, rlen and new.
110 or SKIRTS.
Closing ont Hoop Stlrts at greatly reduced prices, for
want ot room.
K. It. IjKK,
ENTRANCE TO STORC OS FILBERT 8TKBET,
Below ligbtu.
P. 8. Will open our NEW 8T0RB,
No. 43 North EIGHTH Street,
(WARNOCK'8 OLD bTANB),
about the F1RT OF OtTOBER.
8'23stuth3t E. R. LEE.
JAS. IL CAMPBELL & CO.,
No. 727 CHESNUT St.,
Inrite the attention of Cash buyers
AT WHOLKHATili,
To their Stock or
FKEXCII,
BRITISH,
AND AMERICAN
r ii y Cx o o i) s ,
t hlch for extent, variety, and general adaptation to
tlie wuttts ot ttc Trade. Is unrivalled.
I seknee Ltivers snnpiieil with scarce and desirable
Coeds at and under market rates S 17 lm
Wholesale Jfootns Up Stairs.
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
IP-
MliS. E. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street.
II as a handsome assortment of MILLINERY; Mlsse
aud Infants' I'u and Caps, 1-1 Iks, Velvets Crapes
Ribbons, Fiat hers, Flowers, fames, etc.
P
E R FEGT ION
19 RARELY ATTAINED, YET
A. B. V. BULLARD'S
IMPROVED OIL S OA P.
FOR REMOVING
Crease, Paint, Pitch, and Varnlsli,
Fiom ail Goods ofLurable Colors, Is ahead of anything
yet discovered.
It leaves tbe Goods soit, and as perfect as when new,
wl b no snot upon which dust can col ect, as is tbe case
with ail the preparations heretoiote sold tor cleansing
goods.
It Is delicately pcriumed snd entirely free trom tha
disagreeable odur of lsenzlne, and all ether resinous
fluids.
COUNT RFE1T3
Oi this preparation are extant therefore be sure and
take none but tbat which has the autograph ot A. B. W
bLLLALD on the label.
Mannlactnred by the Pro pile lore,
A. B. W. BULL ARD & CO.,
WOttCESrEtt, MASS.
General Agents lor f ennaylrama,
DYOTT & CO.,
So. 232 North SECOND Street, Philadelphia.
For sale by all Druggists. 1 3m
Q I L OF r E T II O L E U M,
FOU FRANCE.
THE MAO81S OENERACX DE ST. DENIS,
which are situated No. 42 AVENUE DE PARI8. at
Saint Denis, o.ose to Paris, ksep OIL Of PETRO
LEUM in lion vats with a suarantee that the losa doea
not amount to more than three or Ave per cent an
nually. Advance oi lunds 78 per tent.
Moderate charge tor storage. Apply lor full particu
lars to the Director,
8 2 ttilOtrp L LKFORME.
P A P E II HANGINGS
AT RETAIL.
JOHN H. L0XGSTRETII,
8 24 trpJ
No. 13 North TIIIHO St.
THE AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINES
No. 64 BROADWAY.
Vines, Mineral Landa. and Ores examined and reported '
upon. Competent Engineers furnished to Wining Com
panles.
Consultations afforded on all Mining, Metallurgical
and Chemical Questions, at tha office of the Bureau,
GEO. D. II. GILLESPIE, President
, DRAKE DE KAY. Secretary. 2 It taths ap
pATENT WI11IC AVOKlC
rOBKAILlVGB, BTORB FRONTS,
GUARDS, PARTITIONS. .
IBOH BEDBTEAD8, AND WIRE WORK
In variety, manufacture- by
M. WALKER 6 SONS
1 20 ImS No. Worth BUTH Street.
TTJJADWLTERATKO L I QO O R 8 0NL
' BlliSiiLA ND VAI1 1 TH. -
No . IraCU If 8 N U f HTRE ET ,
Naariy Opposite the Post OtDca,
PltlLADELPllfA.
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