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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH, FHILAPELPIlLi, ITIUKSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, ,186G.
OUR PARIS LETTER.
Has Hapoleon Been Duped by Count Bism&rkl
PiScultiM of the Prussian Prime Minister
Tke Cordial Peeling Between Italy
and Austria A Political Calm
Beporti About Mexico,
Etc. Etc. Etc
jsjtimno TusoairB erxoiAL oorrmpokdkticb.
Pabis. September 1, 18G6.
Las Napoleon III been Doped by Bismark 1
It Is the general belief that such 1b the fact.
Notwithstanding the promises said to have been
Bad at Biarritz, France will, after all, remain
m It was beiore the war; and as a reward for
quietly looking on and allowing Prussia to pilfer
right and left, Napoleon HI will get nothing.
Thos the Emperor has been duped and deceived
by one who haB taken a few loaves out of tbe
Imperial cookery-book, and the farce of "tho
liiler bit" has been played over again to the cottt
cf the Sphynx of the Tuileries.
The enemies ol the present dynasty are now
triumphant, and rub their hands with delight at
eeing the Emperor caught in his own trap, as
they say nothing would please the Legitimists,
fiie Orlcanists, and the extreme Lett better, than
to see him take up arms to iorco the Cabinet of
Berlin to give him up the Rhenish fruitier.
Even the Prussian press, which can have no
reason to complain of the attitude of the Empe
ror during the late war, every day launches out
in a most violent manner against France and
her institutions. Every insult is heaped upon
the Emperor. Several of the extreme German
papers talk very seriously of taking bark Lor
raine and Ateatiu, which I bey say are German
propeity.
However, some allowance must be made for a
people intoxicated with such great military
nuccetsos. The troubles of Bismark are like thos
ol a young benr, they are yet to come: though
he has had it all his own way on the battle-Held,
he will not find it such plain sailing at home.
Ilerr Jacoby,.who is the leader of the opposition
in the Eammcr, has already given us the pre
face of what the Premier has to expect to hear
from those who are not lost In admiration at his
picking ana stealing qualitlce. Bismark has
ow two enemies to face the Liberal and the
Federal party. He will be a clever man if he
succeeds in steering his vessel so as to keep
clear of both.
Tbe King of Prussia and the Kuntmer.
King William Las hud a quiet talk with the
deputies of the Rammer. He has told them that
his conduct hitherto has been unconstitutional
and Irregular, but that circumstances obliged
him to act as he did, and tliat he should not act
again in such a manner until next time. The
deputies, like good boys, listened without givinc;
any sign of dUpl:asure. This, therefore, leads
us to believe that there will be no conflict for
the present between Kine William and his most
obedient servanls. They, like Napoleon III, are
content to b'.rio their time.
Austria auil Holy Shake Ilauila.
Bismark need be under no apprehension
regards Russia. He may rest assured that the
Czar has no intention of troubling him at pre
sent; but there is a little circumstance which is
calculated to malic him rather fidgety, and that
is that Austria nud Italy seem very much in
fjined to make it vp entirely, and the-cunning
'premie must, it lie uu net blind, see thai the
agents ot the Tuileries at Vienna and Florence
are busily engaged in trying to establish good
fellowship between tho House of Hipsburg
and Bavoy. Napoleon, outwitted by Primia, is
evidently trying to win over A'J'tnu, which is
now no longer German, and Italy, which has no
cause to be very well satisfied with tbe conduct
f her Prussian ally to her.
A new game is about to be played on the Ger
man chess-board.wblch will afford muoh interest
to the lookers-on.
The Emperor Las been very active in bring
ing about peace between Austria and Italy, on
terms most favorable to the latter country,
which enters into possession of the whole ot
Yenetia, the Quadrilateral, and the Lago dl
Garda, without having to pay a war Indemnity.
It is even asserted that the Emperor, who is ever
hnsy with the affairs of Europe, is trying to
bring aboat a marriage between Prince Hum
bertandan Austrian Archduchess; but this is
a mere rumor, and many have some difficulty
in believing that a matrimonial union between
the friend and enemy of the Holy See is possible.
Letters from Rome state that there is great un
easiness in the Holy City, and that many fear
for the personal safety of the Pope, as the 18th
ot December is approaching, and not the least
step Is being taken to prepare for the evil hour.
Political Calm In Kuroue.
We may be said to be enjoying a political
calm at present. The health of the Emperor is
elowly improving, and be may be seen daily
taking long walks in the neighborhood of St.
Cloud. The Empress and the Prince Imperial
intend leaving for Biarritz to-day. They will
be joined by the Emperor as soon as he is in a
fit state to bear the journey thither. The wea
ther, which has been damp and dismal for the
last fortnight, Is not calculated to make a sea-t-ide
residence at present very pleasant.
About Mexico.
A great many report are now current respect
ing the Mexican Empire and the mission ot the
Empress Charlotte. Some affirm that her Majesty
was tortunate enough In persuading Napoleon
to consent to a prolongation of the French occu
pation in Mexico; and others positively affirm
that the Mexican game Is up, that the Empress
went to Miramar direct (without going to see
her brother at Brussels), in order to get every
thing ready for her husband, who will return
uhortly to enjoy ease and quiet on the shores
of the beautiful Adriatic.
If there is dulness In political matters, thea
tricals, literature, and chit-chat are at a stand
still. One of the great dramatic writers has
gone to hifl last home-RoKer de BeauTolr, who
lor so many years amused the public of larl8
and France with his novels and dramatic pro
ductions, died last week. There are few
persons In France who have not heard of
he ChexalLer de HI. Georges, V Esmlier de
Uuny, and DUotel Frimodan. Roger de Beau
voir was, besides a popular writer, a grand
eeigneur, and lived In great style. Had he not
tieen afflicted with the gout from ttme to time,
ke might have been called the happiest man
fclive, as he bad a handsome fortune, and could
indulge his taste for the fine arts and articles of
Tftiv. lie has left behind him a collection of
aVictuca, etatues, antiquities, and ether objects
cf great value, which will this winter be exbV
b'.tcd and sold by auction at the Hotel des
Ventes, in the Rue Drouet. The deceased drama'
tiurge was a great amateur of champagne, and
aoeoonta state that he had in his life-time drunk
far more than 90,000 franca worth of this spark
ling wine. He had long been separated from
his wife, who was the celebrated actress Mad'lle
Paz.
The Prince Imperial and hit First Com
munion. A report has been for some time current that
the journey ol the Empres to Biarritz this year
would be retarded, as II. I. A. the Prince Im
perial was to make bis first communion at Notre
Dame in tho beginning of September, but La
rrette, a seml-ofUcial paper, informs us that ihi
ceremony will not take plaoe nntil New Year's:
it will, it Is stated, be accompanied with great
rejoicings throughout the land. Tho Govern
ment intends giving the people of France an
opportunity of travelling at an almost nominal
rate on all the railways of the empire of France.
AUCTION SALES.
CHAKLES e. MACKEY, AUCTIONEER. NO.
J n MAKE r Btreet. between Third and Fourth.
8TOCK OF F1RST-CLAHS TIN W ARK AND TIN
BM1TI1M' MACHINKB AND TOOL.
On Friday morning.
At 10 o'clock, comprising nn UMortraentof Household
find Dairy Ware of the beat quality. Also loole and
.Machines some of them npar.y nw.
OVAL TKA '1 KAY 14 AND WUTKU.
A so, an Invoice of freshly-imported lea Trays and
Walteri, Irom 12 to xo inches.
1 bov ma be examined on Friday momlnir irom 8
o'clock till time ol aale B li it
AXKB, HATC11HTS. HAMMEItH
An Invoice ol American C. 8 steel axea, atees, rlvct
ng and pall hammers, nat- he's, etc,
PANCOAST & WARNOCK,
AUCTIONEER.
518( No. W MARKET Street.
"D SCOTT
J It.,
AUCTIONEER,
XJ.Ko. 1020 CHESS UT HTKEET.
us
PASSENGER RAILWAYS.
rruE spruce
AND PJNE STREETS
.1 RA
RAILWAY.
TRUNK LIME.
TniH Road now, in addition to Its main line en Hproce
and Pino Btreetn, panics through the entire western por
tion ot the city. 1'a-senKer from tbe extreme north
west at Falrniount 1'aik and along tbe entire route to
the extreme southwest at Cray's Ferry, can take the
carson 'i went.v-stcond and Twenty (bird streets and
the Grey's Kerry Road, and be curried through, via
hpruce street, to ibo lCxchanue tor a
hlJitiLK FAKK.
In addition to the several l'arks and the beautiful
scenery along the Pclmykiil tront. there are manv
objects or interest a' tin? this route to inane It attractive
The road is sp endidiv equipped, the cars being nearly
a'.l entirely jitw. and always kept clean and coin
lortable. t'nra leave the Fjciinngo every t'e.w minutes during
tbe day, and evety hour a terinlduiuht. 9 It) 1m
WANTS.
WANTED A YOUNG MAN, NINETEEN
yearn of ace, a Kradunto of National Commer
cial ('cllene, Asscmblv huildlng wished a situation
either In a Bank, Hanking and Exchange, or ( omtn s
flon House. Highest, reference a to uapncltv and In
teyrlty. Address DOUQLASS, this oihce. "l)ll:it
FURNITURE, BEDDING ETC.
L FIIIST-CLASS FUKXITURE.
A Large A snort men t of the Latest
Style
n band, and will be sold this coming season at very
n odcrato prices, at
I.. I.ITZ'S Furniture Establishment,
9 8 3m Ho. 121 Simth ELEVENTH Street
JfUBM T U It K 11 B D U C E D
fJ WENlY-l'IVE PEJt CENT
Dnrlng the Summer Season, we will sell Irouourlin
piene Htock oi
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE,
AT A HEDI'CTION OK TWEJiTT-FlVB TUB CENT.
t'FF KMJULAR PRICES.
tJOUI.J) V CO..
S. K. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets,
Aiid also at rbo New ) fltab.lalitnent,
2 10, "ip Nos. 37 and 39 North SECOND Btrf.e
T 0
HOUSEKEEPERS.
jhae a large stock ol every variety ot
FURNITURE
V hlch I will sell at reduced prices. consisting oi
rXAlN AND MARBLE TOP COTl'AGE ttUITB
WALNUT CH Ail Br.lt SUITS.
PARLOR U1TN JN VELVET PLUSH
I'ARLOK SUITS IN HUH CLOTO.
PAliLOR rUITS IW REPS.
Sideboards, Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Bookcases
Mattrteses, Loumses, etc etc.
P. P. OUSTINE
8 IS S. E. corner HECOND and RACE Htreets.
PERSONAL.
VTEW BOUNTY BILL ALL SOLDIERS
1' who enlisted tor three years, since April 18, 186I,
and served their full term ol service, or were discharged
before said term ot service on account of wounds, and
received one hundred dollars bounty and no more, are
entitled to receive an additional one hundred dollars.
Widows, minor children, or parents of deceased soldier
who enlisted torture yaatsand died in the service, or
from dlteases or won a contracted in the service and
line of duty, are entitle to receive an additional one
hundred dollars. Call or address
UEORGE W. FORD,
So. 241 DOCK Btreet,
8171m One door below Third,
w ho has all the ntcparv torms to collect these claims.
QREAT BARGAINS
IK
BLANK BOOKS,
PAPERS AND ENVELOPES,
PENS, INKS, AND PENCILS,
PRINTING AND ENGRAVING,
AT BRYSON & SON'S,
9 8atotMm o. B orth8iTH Btreet
O I L O F P E T 11 OLEU M,
FOH FRANCE.
THE MAOABJN8 GENEBAOX BE ST. DEHIS,
hiph are situated 0. 42 AVENUE DE PAK18. at
Paint Denis, cIobb to Paris, kep OIL or tetko-
LEUM In lion vats, with a guarantee that the loss does
not amount to more than three or Ave per cent an
nually. Advance ol lunds 75 per tent.
Moderate charge tor storage. Apply lor run particu
lars to the Director.
SltnlOtro 1 LKFOBME.
I ARBLED SLATE MANTLES.
SLATK WCKK. of every description on hand.ordcaie
to order.
I LAIN 8 LATE AVD TILES always on hand.
J. 13. K1MES & CO.,
m os. 1128 and li8 CHE3MJT Street.
f Rr.ijULAH
1.1NE F iR HART-
tesirtrSp. FOB I). CONN.
Axvli HAU1TAN akai.
via the iiklawajus
Tne steamer MUh A , Captain Vanrterveer.now loadlna
at tbe second wbart above MARKKT Btreet. wilt leave
as auure n laiitHuir next, tbe lJtb instanu
jror terms ol irelgut. call at No l: Boutb Wharves.
OAC) WOUTH STREET, HL Jl'ANCONA
,2.3.6'.I!,V r!.. P. if5 SS
tteots' cart ufl Clothm.
Mi bOVlli etroet
rvuno
FIFTH EDITION
EUROPE.
By Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Cable.
Haifa Million of Gold Shipped
for New York.
TIic "Times' " Opinion of Mexico.
The Empire Haa Withered Away.
Commercial Adviccn IT .
Ktc, Etc., Ktc, Etc., Etc., Etc.
Half a Million Dollars In Specie Coming
to New York.
Liverpool, September 12 Noon. The Vityof
London sailed to-day lor New York, with 101,000
($505,000) in gold.
The Emptre ot Mexico Withered Away."
London, September 12 Noon. The Time,
editorially, odmits that the Empire ot Mexico
has withered away, and that th country should
be hit to itself.
Financial and Commercial Intelligence.
Livbrpool, fcptember 12 Noon. Cotton un
changed; sales of 10,000 bales middling uplands
at 13d.
London, September 12 Noon. Consols for
money, 89$; U. S. 5-20e, 71; Krle Kailrond, 44J;
Illinois Central, 78J.
INSTRUCTION.
-p All DEE SCIENTIFIC COURSE
IAFAViJlS COLLEGE.
Id iifldltlon to tlio Rcnrral Course of Infraction in
tins 1 ennrtusont. ainigned lo ly a Htihstanttal bivls ot
kDOKlrdKe rd Kcboliirl) cnltuio, ntudcD'8 can purxao
thiire brunclics tiicli are essentially praoilcjil nnd
trcbnlml. i7.
KMINEi:l(lQ Civil. Ttipojtrnnhlral, and Vocha-nu-fll;
MIM.Nd aurt SIKTALIXKUY ; AKCrtirhC
'1 I KK, anatlie oni'lUa'lou ot ClitmiHiry to AOhlCUl.
l'VRf, andtne AK'l'S.
1 bcie m i.. bo atloriicd an opportunity iorsnoelal RtnlT
of TKAi)tr and COMllICRC. t 01 aiOUKKN LN
tiCAt.KN and I'HUdLOGY, and of the lllTOK
and
1NKT1TI lIONh olour couutiv
ts i I urtiujNt
For Ciicuiars
ippij to J icsmonr .:& ri r.iA,, or to
l'io. K. B. VOUroNlAN.
Oierkof the b'acultv.
Faetok rfiinvlvnnla. Atrli 4.lHti. 6 111
JJ A JI I L T O N 1
F t) li Y O tJ N Ci
NsriTUTK
liADIES.
PHILIV A. CHtOAR.
BeinR ubmit to rcllnuLHli bu position in the cohltc
hcIiooIh wltli which lie bus been connected tor the lat
tentv-tlireH veaia.
WILL OVhls A UAY AXD BOARDING bt'HOOL
YOUSO LADIES,
So. M810 CHKSN tT STRKKT,
ON AlOJSDAY, KEl'TEMliEK 10.
1'hlH InHlitntlon la dvfugned to rlvul ihu beat seul
narlea In the country.
f'lRCVLAKS
Containing particular! and other Information In relation
to tliia Institution, can bu hud nntil toe lxt 01 Hep.
umber, at
No. MO K. TWELFrH Stieen 8 n
HM1E
"PHiLADKLl'HIA SCHOOL OP DR.
i JOR W OMEN" (Filbert utreet iid WuhI
X HION JOR W OMEN" (Filbert utreet dni West
Penn hnuare) tor tlie education ot Youiir Ltdle In
JiruwtnK. Painnn. Dexivnlnit, Llthogruplir, etc., will
reopen on MUM) AY, epicmlior 3. t'arents wui pleaae
aend to tbe acoool-houae lor catalogues.
1'enn hquare) tor the education of Youiir Lvllen In
JilitrAiw
.lofiepn itarri.oil,
W I' Ham Duck DC. I,
V, P. ilorrls
William J. Hnratman,
Jtcdwoo l F. Warner,
EH K. Filce,
8 81 I2t T. W.
judu L. ciagtiorn,
James H. Orne.
David 8. Brown,
UdKe Whitney,
James A Wtltiht,
W. l Wlltack.
BBAIDWOOD, Prlnclua'..
lyONBlEUK ALEXANDRE WOLOWSKI'S
By his entirely new simplified system, are now open.
Those wishing to read music at sight, keep time per-
lectlv bv a newly Invented manner, acceinnany any
soijk or piece by a new march of harmony, slug or per
lorm in concerts, cnour, or private, can can ai
o. w3. w AtiijNuru.a Bquare.
Chi dren admitted.
Ladles' Hemlnaries attended to. 8 24 Smrp
DELAWARE LAWN ACADEMY. ENOLI8H
ClosHlcal, U aibematlcal Boarding School lor Hoys
Delanco, S. J., twelve miles above citv hourly accenl
ble. Circuars obtained at No. 21 South. BEVEMXH
btreet. o. Iw4 1 h.smjt Btreet. or or
9 8t Kev. juttn aicai.iiW a , a. m., rrtncipai
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, 1866-67.
-Th e SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL for tbe general stu
dent ot Mathematics, experimental Bclence. eud Mata-
ral IliBlory. will begin September li. Catalogues a
College liuilaing. WEST PENJN HQUABE.
r.uujitJAri g iwulh uegin aeptemoer in. OBt
rjiHE CLASSICAL AN I) ENGLISH SCHOOL
It. J. UKKUOKI. A. M
Ho. 1108 MARKET Street,
will vkoprn C8271mn .
OS MOSDAY. HEP I EMBER I.
"OBIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS. IN THE
X PHILA DELPHI A CITY INSTITUTE, N. E. corner
oi lawsii ana tiuaiu.iiu Mreets. re-opens
MONDAY, September 10. Entrance on UUUTEK-NTH
btreet LB Ti iml u bakuows. Principal.
rpllE ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY
X Nos.1'00 and I'll CHEHiiUT Street will reopen
jni'l'irAX. Dcuitiuuvr iv. j. x. LAAUtUfl and tJ
BElDEti STICKER. Principals. ya lta
MR. JAMES PEARCE, MUS. BAC. OXON,
Oruunixt at St. Mark's Church, will be In Phila
delphia about the 20th instant
Address La Pierre
House.
812 6f
MISS ANNIK E. LANGTON'S SCHOOL FOR
Young Ladles, No. 142 Xortn TENTH Street, will
BOWMAN & LEONARD,
I ."M A N r K A CTr HERS OF
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN
Silver and
siiver-riatcii Goods
No. 704
ARCH STREET
-1
rBILAPEU-niA.
Thoe In want oi filLVEK or Bll.Vru.ur .
WAUE wul tlnd It much to their advautava t tflil
ourMiutiK betuie making tneur purchases onr iniJ
experience In the mauuiaoture ot the above k ind.
.nmli etii,M. i. Hull n.innAill Inn. aiuus Oi
We keen no uain bat those wblcn ar tt h. v.n..
CvAH8,all oi our own mate, and will be sold at reduced
WiS
pATENTWIRE WOUH
f 0BRAIUKG8, BTOEX FBONT8,
OCAED8, PAHTITIOXS,
1ROS BEDSTEADS, AND WIKE WOiUC
I In variety, manoiactured by '
M. WALKER & SONS'
m 'o. U North BUl'B Street.
INE BEEECH-LOADI KG SHOT GUNS
EJTBA FINE BIFLE8 AND PISTOLS.
MadeteoieMby
Hliarr
EVANS, Ko Miom
PAPER HANGINGS.
PAPEn HANCIIIC9.
CO
o
o
nOWELL & B0URKE,
conEn
OF
rOURTII AND MARKET STS.
FlllLADELPHIA,
P
A
P
E
R
H
A
O
I
i3
C
s
MANUFACTURBllS
OF
Paper Hangings
AND
Window Shades,
Eave now in Store for
FALL TRAD K,
A Fi ie Stock of Goods, tbe newest and
best f ylee.
ELEGANT VELVET DECORATIONS
Of all grades.
PARLOR PAPERS OF THE RICHEST
DESIGNS.
A
D
W
I
D
40-INCH PLAIN PAPERS,
Of every shade, with rich GOLD MOULD
INGS, all widths, to which we invite the
attention of the Trade.
O
W
s
H
A
D
s
WINDOW SHADES
OF FINE SCOTCH HOLLANDS,
All widths, White, Buff, Green, Bine, and
Pearl Color.
ELEGANT FIGURED SHADES of the
most elaborate designs.
PICTURE CORDS, TASSELS, AND SHADE
TRIMMINGS.
To the WHOLESALE TRADE we ofier
an Extensive Stock of GREEN AND
BROWN GUM CLOTHS, (TABLE OIL
CLOTHS, at the Lowest Net Cash Prices,
and work done by competent hands. '
HOWELL & BOliRKE
HI
CORNER FOURTH JkT) MARKET .
DRY GOODS.
FALL OIESIlNO,
1800.
JOHN 7. THOMAS,
Kos.405 and 407 North SECOND SU,
Having completed the extensive alteration in
HIS BfOBES,
WILL OPEN
ON MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10,
A FULL AND HAKDSOME STOCK
or
FALL AND WINTER
DRY aoODS,
Embracing all the ewest Good of the
Seasoa. tf:rp
JAS. Re CAMPBELL & CIK,
No. 797 CHESNUT St.,
Invite tbe attention of Cash buyers
AT WIJOLESALE,
To their Stock of
FIiruiNCH,
BRITISH,
AND AMKU1CAS
DRY
GOODS,
"Which for extent, variety, snd (renerol adaptation to
uv vtamw oi iod xrane. ia unrivaiiru.
facaage tnvers saoplled with scarce and denlrnblo
vuvos at ana unacr marset rates. t) 11 ini
Wholennle llooxiia Up Staii'S.
JOHM V. THOMAS,
Nos. 105 anil 407 North SECOND Si.,
WILL OPEN
CN MONDAY MORNINf, SEPT. 10,
A FULL LINE OF
riM BROS.' TLAIX AND TLA ID
IRISH POPLINS,
9 86tJ
OF
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
giX CASES OF FINE BLANKETS
Slightly Imporfoct will bs sold at a lanre reduction.
THREE HUNDRED PA HIS
LARGE BLANKETS,
f lightly damaged, tollable lor Hotel or Family nso,
will be sold low.
HURON BLANKETS,
Heaviest and Best Blauketa Made.
Manniactnred lor, and sold only by
J. C. STRAW1SRIDGE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail,
N. W. CORSER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
8133m
TE HAVE THE LARGEST
AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
13 L A N K E T S
IN PHILADELPHIA,
Comprising Some Sixty-three Different
Qualities.
MARSEILLES COUNTERPANES,
All Sizes and Qualities, and Lowest
Prices.
Crib and Cradle Quilts,
Worsted Coverlets,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
8 IB 3m '
Mo. 101!4 CHJNUT Htreet.
i TO LADIES
About leaving lorthe COVJJTBY, SEA 6HOEE,
OB WAlKBINt ri.ACJa,
E. M. NEEDLES,
i
No. 1024 CHESNUT STREET,
Offers a rail assortment, at LOW PBICES, of
eyi rv aeacniinuu ui
, rVfFEb WCHLTNS,
r-REKCH JIUSUKS,
In all varieties ol plain and fancy styles.
Toea. Jfrnbroltteries, Hdkls. etc. eto.
tlnen Sleeves, Collars, Beta, eto , In great
variety.
E , M. JNJSIiLlLiES,
So. 1024 CBESKTJT Btreet.
ere 0l 'S
SIMPSON' 8 SON 8 ,
T
'..i... in iViivna. u'hiui and Iies Goods. Embrol-
."ZT Hnalarv. tlloves. Corsets, landkerohieis rialn
,m Hosiery, Uloves, coiaets. tanaaerenJeis rialn
Hemstitched. Hair, ilail. lootl and Plate MnMbes.
iibsTl'iBln and Fancy Hoaus. tnumery. Imported
i domestic PuOs and lua Dies, and an endless
and IK
i..mha
T A "vV T hand a complete stock of Ud-es , Cents'
d Cutidien'e Vndervesu and Drawers! KngltaU and
"roan Hosiery In Cotton Merino, and Wool.
-ilb. Cradle, and Bed iJankets. .
VaneUles, Allendale, Lancaster, and Honey Comb
. k . . .i
Quilts. . '
Table LUiens
Napkins, Towels, Plain and Colored
neraereoi
tiennau lioll, Jluaala ana American Crash,
a MailaTdvele, WeUh, and Bhaker FUnnaU In all trades.
A luff llns ol urM)ry iiiapara of ail widUis at
I f. SIJMPHOM'S HONB,
'II . I cs. m and m FLN btre
Hurlaps.
DRY GOODS.
& L 4
A
W FOURTH AND AECH.
OPKNINO OF
A I . L Gr O O T S.
IMM8' 1B1SH POPtlH1.
PIM8' PL.HD roraijia.
rLAlD MBPIMOE8
CASnUKBE ItOUESI.
B1LK8 ASD KHEflS OOODK.
8T. BsRSAIU) SI1 IWM,
8T. BKBNABI) CLOAKMO.
F.XPKNH1TE SHAWLS.
14 I2ftatbr
J3 1 A IN K K T S
FOR THE WHOLESALE TRADE.
BLANKETS
FOU HOTKUKEEPKKS.
BLANKETS
KOll INSTITUTIONS.
BLANKETS
F O K FAM1LIK.H.
Comt rising all the most popular makes, at e lowet
prices.
Just opened. Kvral cases or
BLANKETS
SLIGHTLY 1MPKRKKCT,
AT GREATLY REDUCF.D PRICES.
CURWtN STODDART fi BROTHER,
Kos. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St.,
9I13 ABOVE WILLOW.
1 II I C li & WOOD
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBER
ha n; just opened:
CCC0 yards Amrricun I'rlntf, last colors,
18i cents a yard.
1 cato line quality French ilennos, $126a jsr
Fine quality lilsct Alpacas, 60, 66, 60,
cents, 81, $1 12 i, and SI 25 a yard.
FLANN ELS I
FLANXi'LSt
All-wool Flannels, 06. 87, 40, 40, 60 cents, op
l-26ajard.
Do met Ftannols, Eli np to 90 cents.
All-wool Miaker Flannels, 60 cents np to tl ays
Blenched and Unbleached Canton Flannels,
Best makes Beached and Unbleached Muslins,
the very lowest nmrkct prices.
Yai d-wide Bleached Muslins, 26, 28, 81 i,
87 cents.
Vaid-wido Unbleached Muslins, 20 23, 26 cents,,
riliovt Case and Sheeting Muslins, etc.
JUST OPENED:
One cafe Bridal Quills, very cheap.
Table Linens, Aapkins, and loweis.
W hito Goods, very cheep.
A large assortment ot Hosiery,
Ladies' and Gents' Merino Yosts, very cheap,
A large assortment of Edging, Flouncing, an
Inrertimts, Ladies' and Gouts' Liuen Handkerobiefs.
J uat opened, trom auction, a cheap lot ot'Porto
moi nil lus, Tooth and Uatr Bruahos.
PKICE & WOOD,
8 181 N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Sto.
(JAPE MAY
ATLANTIC CITY,
AND LONG BRANCH.
DREIFUSS & BELSINGER,
No. 49 North EIGHTH Street,
HAVE Ol'ENED ON THE Uth INST
A new and desirable lot of
ZEPHYR KNIT SHAWLS
Suitable lor the Watering: Places, including a
splendid assortment of
WHITE GOODS.
PUCKED MUSLIN,
8HIEBED MUSLIN,
SWISS MUSLIN,
PLAID NAINSOOK,
8TBIPED NAINSOOK,
91 CAMBRIC NAINSOOK
pER FEOT ION
IS KAKELI ATTAiatD. TET
A. B. W. BTJLLAKD'S
IMPROVED OIL SOAP,.
FOB BEHOTLNO
Grease, Paint, Pitch, and Varnish,
From all Goods ef Durable Colors, is ahead of anything;
yet Oiseovered.
It leaves the Goods sort, and as perfect as when new,
wl.h no spot opon which duat can coLect, as la toeeaae
wit hali the preparations beretoiore sold tor cleanalaat
8lUs delicately perrumed and enUrely rree from the
dtHaarevable odvr of benzine, and all other realaous
fluids.
COUNTEBfElTS
Ot Uil preparation are extant therefore be sure and
lake none but that hlch has the autograph of A. B. W
bULLAJJ) on the label.
Mannfsctured by the rropiietora,
' A. B. W. BULLARD 4 CO.,
W0KCI8TER, MAJSa.
General Agents lor FennsylTania,
DYOTT & CO.
Ho, 232 North 8ZCOSD Street, Philadelphia.
For sale by all Drugglais. 9 tn
JHE AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINE
No. 64 BROADWAY.
Mines, Mineral Lands, and Urea examined snd reports
npon. Competent Engineers furnished to Mtnlng; Coot
panics, , Consultations afforded on all Mining, MetaUurglca
snd Chemical Questions, at the office of the Bureau,
GEO. D. li. GILLESPIK, Prealdent
D8AKB t)K KAT. aeeftary. JlOtuths rp
LADIES AND CniLDREN'8 SHOES,
sarnif I ot beat aualltTt manuiaetured and for safe
ciicap. bf the dozen or caiet suiuble for retail trade.
. J.KEEKAN BHO'lliKM'K.
'Ithoi o. ol 6, WhTil Strtjet.