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VOL. VI. -No. m.
PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1800.
TRIPLE SIIEET-TirilEK CENTS
ronnmjj scientific itk.ua.
OrTICAL KXTKRl Mr.N T8,
voiw hiwi Hi,! followine: "Our reader
n aj rr-nioratxjr our liavuir, nboul a lortnlgta1
aeo, montioin'ii a rmious Uiocovcry comnmnf
fMvt to the Academy nl Science by M. Fou
nun, to the ollcct that the wtin tniptit be con
template with impurity tlmitiph a leirs covered
with silver leaf, the latter boW lust transparent
tnousbto allow of the Run's disc being een
very clearly, tlioiuru Mmrn ot lu beams." Lust
week the Academy received a communication
from 11. MeWenp, )u which he described a very
useful application of M. roncattlt's discovery.
He states that about the beirinninir of Inst July
hn received an injury hum the burtini?
of a balloon containing a solution of iodlnp
and liquid Bulp)iuroii neM, whereby both
bin eves weie attacked iiu violent innarunia.
turn, which ho pot tin? better ot by a bold treat
ment. NeverthelesH, the cure was not bo com
plete but that great weakneKs of the eve re
mained (photophobia), a , that light vr:ia painful
to Mm. He then had rwoinye to the sort of
spectacles ued by eiiiaue drivers on railways.
The. spectacle are provided with black elmwcf .
and as these were mill ton transparent, M. Mcl
scn put green one over them. In this way thiy
unswjred tolerably well; but the author ulti
mately mod preserver.-) with pnle blue gliuws.
which he covered, not chemically, but mecha
nically, with either pold or silver leaf, and this
he lound to answer best of all, the light so trans
mitted b iim exceedingly jil'-amiit, especially lu
the ease of trold 1-ut. The latter, when yellow
lets green liprhi vasi; when ir. en. that is. alloved
with silver, the eye receives blue light M. Jbd
sen therelore thinks that persons lobnritur under
the inconvenience, of weak cy-n will derive
great relief from srectichs no prepared; and wo
trust tho present :irUoh may catch the eye of
persons so ciicumianced."
AKKWFLANKT.
At the last meeting of the French Academy of '
Hciences, an announcement of the niecovery of I
a new telescopic, planet was received (roin M.
Lntber. H has been named Ar.tiope, and is the
ninetieth of the teries. The positions observed
at llilk on the lt instaut were: Mean time lib.
4 mm. 24-8 sec.: K. A., Oh. 9 miu. 28-0:. see.;
south declin., 2 detr. :il min. 10-6 sec. Diurual
motion in It. A. retrograde, 44 sec; in south
declin., A"l min. The same planet has also been
olwei ved at Berlin.
ktixlar i.icnr.
The Academy hai also received a leiir from
Father Seccni, oi Koine, on the spectrum analysis
ol stellar light, iu examining a larg number
I stai-, he says he was a truck with the uni
iormity of tbt rr luminous constitution, lie dis
tinguishes three ditlereut tvpes: one commonly
called the typeot wtiite slurs, like Sirtm, ctci;
another comprises the stais whose light produce j
red or orange-colored bands in the suecirum;
and to the third belonir the stars producing very
narrow bands. In the tir-t type he has t'ounl au
exception: Camilla Cae-iopa-e, whicn, instead of
having a dark band at F a point ol tne spectrum
well known to those who possess a map of it
ha.- a luminous one in-tead. Oi the slars pertain
i ng to the second type, Alpha Hereulis is the
most remarkable, it i" of the third magnitude,
und jieldaa spectrum, the hands of which
appear in rebel like the pillars of a loug colon
nade. The stars oi the thud tvpi; might be
appropriately call.d solar, their spectrum bear
ing the strongest ret'euiblance tu that of the
sun. Another remarkable circumstance it this,
that each of these types appears to be dominant
in somo ope or other of tne celestial rczious.
O ir readers may remember our givini unnc
tO'int of M. Oritiiitnd de 'a;i's papers, in which
he maintains -tlmr -holujv is 'coatwtrionw,- and
a'ht to pe prt'vent-'d by means of strict quar
antine. We a!n cave abstracts of the replies
wh eh h's papers elicited, and in which every
one of hi-i arguments was ili inol'.hed ; besides
which, we suppose our venders are themselves
personally aware, a t we are, of tacts in direct
opposition to M. (.'rimuml's views. Neverthe
less, ho has thought proper to address auother
paper to the Avaiiemy. in which, alter attempt
ing to cover Irs retreat by means of a quibble
of dates, he expresses himself as follows: "If,
in retard to cholera, science has advanced a
step thro lirh the now unimpeachable demon
at ration ot the tran-missioility of that terrible
muladv, it is Otvimjr to me." This, iu tiio sum
mer, would be rcU'Cbhingly cool.
STATISTICS OK l'HOTOGRAnty.
Tlie rapid growth of new and special indus
tries, says the British (Marterly lit oiew, is a fact
so characteristic of the prt sent day, that the
statistics of photography, can scarcely be re
garded as wonderful, viewed merely as n ques
tion of economics. Nevertheless, some ot the
facts are suuicien'ly stwtlina;. Twenty years
fico one person claimed the sole riant to "prac
tise photography professionally in Kngland.
According to tue census ot ista, tne uuinher ol
persons who cnterrd their names as pho
tographers wa '2'y.u. There is reason. '
however, to believe that these figures fall !
short of the real number; since then it is i
probable the number has been doubled i
or trebled, and thai, including tho.-e
collaterally associated with the art, it i- even (
four or live tunes that number. But these i
figures fall short of the number intcreted iu '
phototraphy as amateurs. We ave intorined
that eight years ago, in establishing a periodical
which' has Binee become the leading photo
graphic journal, a lare publishing firm sent
out twenty-live thousand circulars not sown
broadcast, but specially addressed to persons
known to be interested in the new art science.
The number' of professional photographers iu
the United States is smd to be over fifteen thou
sand, and a proportionate number may with pro
priety be estimated as nread over continental
Europe and other parts ot the civilized globe.
But a more curious estimate of the ramitica
tions ofthis industry may be formed by a alance
at the consumption of some of the materials em
ployed. A slnglo firm In London consumes, on
an average, the whiles of two thousand eags
daily in the manufacture of ulbumenized paper
for photographic printiuu, amounting to six
hundred thousand nimuitllv. As it may be
fairly assumed that tlr.s is but a tenth oi the
total amount consumed In this eo;intrv, we ob
tain an average of ,-i millions of Inchoate fowls
sacrificed annually in this new worship of the
sun in the United Kingdom alone. When to
this is added the far larger consumption of
Kurope and America, whicii we do not attempt
to put in lk'urcs, the imucinmiou is startled iy
the enoTinous '.otal inevitably presented for its
realization. '
In the absence of exact data we hesitate to
estimate the consumption of the precious
metals, the mountains of silver and monuments
of cold, which lollow as matters of nec-ssitj.
A calculation based on tacts enables us to state,
however, that tor every twenty thousand eggs
employed! ucarlv one hundiedweight of nitrate
of Oliver Is consumed. We arrivenbus at an
estimate 'Of three hundredweight of uitrate of
suver uiiiiiiaiiy uceu in tins country alone in me
pj od notion ot photographs. To descend to indi
vidual facts more easily gripped, we leant that
the consumption of materials in the photo
graphs ol the international Kxhlbitiou of 18G2.
produced by Mr. Kngland for the London Stere
oscopic Company, amounted to twenty-four
ounces of nitrate ot silver, nearly nfiy-four
ounces of terchloride of gold, two hundred gal
loos of albumen, amounting to the whites of
thirty-two thousand eggs and seventy reams of
paper; the issue of pictures approaching tu
nearly a million, the number of stereoscopic
prints amounting to nearly eight hundred thou
sand copies-
' Earthquakes in England. Dr. Bncklaud de
clares that Chichester is more liable to earth
snakes than any other place in England, In
etxequence of its bo in on the continuation of
ite hit vt Wigbt ftriiuUvU,
DRY GOODS.
NAI11IATI0N OF LOW riHCES,
-A.T RETAIL.
JAS. R, CAMPBELL & CO.,
Importers, Jobbers and Retailers
OF
DRY GOODS,
No. 7U7 CIIESNUT ST.,
HAVE MADE A GREAT
DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
Their Stock Is unrivalled for extent, variety, and
general adaptation to the wants of buyers.
Silks,
Moke Antiques,
Shawls,
Velvets,
Cloakings,
Silk Poplins,
Wool Poplins,
Corded Poplins,
Rich Plaid Poplins.
Rich Plaid Kerinoea,
Colored Merinoes,
Printed Merinoes,
Empress Cloths,
Vekiur Rnsse,
Biarritz,
Eping lines,
Bombazines,
Tamisse,
Moue Delaines,
Black Alpacas,
White Alpacas,
Colored Alpacas,
White Heps,
Black Rope,
Colored Reps,
French Chintzes,
Damasks and Diapers,
Towels and Napkin?,
Doylies and Table Cover?,
Counterpanes,
Flannels,
Blankets,
Blanketr,
Blankets,
Glove9 and Hosiery,
Mourning Goods.
JAS, R. CAMPBELL & CO,,
CHKSN1JT Street.
PRICE & WO O D ,
W. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
HAVE JUST ortsjib
One ease of handsome Marseilles (jullt uf our
ow u importation, very cheap.
JSLAKKV.TS! JILA NKKT !
A large assortment ot blankets iroiu 9'i up to 15.
J-'LANX ELS! FLA NX ELS
Yard-wide all-wool Shaker Flannels, t'.2; cents.
All-wool Flannels, 37J, 12, 45, 50, 62, 08, 70, up to
$VJ!fi per yard.
Heavy Bed and Grey Twilled Flannols.
Itest makes Canton Flannels, very cheap.
Best makes Bleacbod and Unbleached Muslins.
table Linens, Tsspsinn and Towels, etc. etc.
A laijro assortment of Ladies' and Gents' Hosiery,
A large assortment of Gloves. Kid Gloves $1 25 a
pair, real kid, best in the city for that price.
Joavin's Kid Cloves, best quality imported.
Ladies' ami (Jems' Meimo Vests aud Pants, very
cheap.
P1UCE & WOOD,
K. W. Corner EIG1IJU and FII.HEKX Sta.
N. B. Plaid l'opiiug $112'., S-l 25, 81 3;1., aud
1"6.
Tartan TlaidB, 07 cents.
French Merinoes and Delaines.
French Chintzes, yard wide, 62 cents.
Fine quality black Alpacas. 10 22
PARIES & WARNER.
No. 229 North NINTH Street,
A BOVE K ACE.
Bargains in Canton Flannels, from auction.
Une case Canton Flannel, 25 cents, worth ale.
Ono case Canton Flannel, 31 cents, worth S'jo.
One case Canton Flannel, 37 cents, worth 10c.
Cheapest Canton Flannels in the city.
Ladies' Merino Vots, Sl-'A", $1 50, 1 02), If 175,
to 93.
Cents' Ueriuo Shirts and Uruwer?, 75 eeuts, SI,
l-2r.,to3.
Infant', Misses', and Boys' Merino Vista.
tOdozeu Freuch Cloih Cloves, white and colored.
All-wool Blankets, $u CO, $, F0 75, 7, cto.
Bird-eye Linen Dmper, 2 85, worth 3-0.
FLANMSL8I FLA N ELS!
Large aneortmont, ci.eup.
25o. heaviest yard-wide unreached Muslin.
All-wool and cotton and wool Shirting Flaunt.
All-wool Cassinierea, from auction, 1 12.
All-wool Delaines.
Handsome Plaid Poplins.
American Delaines and Calicoes.
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, and Buaal Crash
Hosiery, Gloves, haudkerchiels, etc., as cheap as
the cheapest,
i F ARIES & WARNER,
9 2t5 Ko, !W Korth MWTH Streot, boT9 Bftflv,
DRY GOODS.
EPSTEIN & HAINES,
Ncs. 113 and 113 1-2 N. NIMIISIrcct,
(Of the late firm of Owen Evans k Co.),
Wbh to Inform Ihelr imnKrom friends and patrons
tnat tney nave opened their Jew Siere with lrosli
slock ol newaod cheap Dry Goods, which
THEY WILL SELL AT SMALL ntOFir8.
They respectful v solicit call from their old
ouww morn ineir
PRitn X AM) CUEAr DRESS GOODS,
Ponnht at tho lafe auotlon ales for cash.
hp etidld a soriuicut 01 De aiues aud Dres Goods,
only IB cents
Handsome I'lalds, of all dccrlpf Ions, from 24 to 50
cents.
Jtfaenlflccnt Tlaid and Plain all-wool rophns, 75
eentg to CI.
Merinoe. all-wool and fine, 13 cents to 1 28,
wonn much more.
A SPLEJiDID ArfHOItfMFNf OF WIJSI'ER
8UAWLS.
Jnt come and sec thorn, the prims will suit yon.
Hicrhe, Mlanket, Ihibet, in fact, ail kinds ot
Shawls, treni 2 up to 650.
WIMEIt BALMOHAL8 AT UBEAT BAR
GAINS. Will open on Monnav a larpc assortment, from
?1 65 to t2 CO, a 1 bought at a groat loss, that will
surprise you.
We have also on hand, at tho lowest cath prices-
Miisims, In rreat variety, from 10 io 81 cents.
Casrimeres and Hois' wear, verv r.lienn.
Kid tiiovcs, every pair iruarantood. if yon wish it
-enui aicrino vests aud rants, lrom 0!) cents to
HDKF8. AND HOSIMtY, LOW.
Hosiery lrom 8 to 60 cents.
Unuiiels, l'laln, I'ltid, aud Colored, cheap.
t al cors, new st le anil last colors, low,
Best quail y ot Hood bkirts, cneap.
We inten'l kcaomira eencrnl yanetr ot all kinds
of Dry Goods, and flatter ouiselves by thinkinir we
can give the ladies bargains, as "our motto" is
SMALL PROFITS, QUICK SALES,
And turn the mmblo sixpence otien, pay our honest
debts, and asks lavors ol nobody wo buy goods of.
1 ca:e be.-t Canton Flannels in tnis cay, 24 cents.
EPSTEIN A. HAINES,
Late ot tho firm ot Owen Evans & CO.,
Nos 113 and 113J N.N IN IH Street,
It Price & Wood's Old Stand.
JAMES McMULLAN,
Successor to J. V. Cowell & Son,
B rccehed just i l first Full Imaortallon ot
ENGLISH , BLANKETS.
Tbrsegooitswcrcorieicd In the Sprlntr. and mode ex
)Ttrrtn iur JA AtKis JicVtlL.VA b Hie i-amo uiBuuiac
turertbatJ. V. COWLLL fc sur, wire supillol wi h
tor niauv cars, and will be found v ry auuertor lor
lamily aw.
a r.AKOR srrpLY op '
AMERICAN BLANKETS
Belling at Greatly Reduced Prices.
A fall assortment of real WE1.SI1 AND AMERICAN
LA.NhEL8 alwavson Laud.
Hlsntotkol tlKNEWAI, IIOI'SK FCRM8HINO DRY
;ooim iscumi lete. wiiti the ver best aoods at tbo
lowest rates lor CASH.
HOUSE-FUKNISniKO DRY GOODS ST0BE,
No. VOO CIIESNUT ST.
10 17 Im
r
FOURTH AND AE0H,
OPENINO OF
ALL GOO
riMu ihi.su roPLixs
riM8 PL.VID POPLINS.
PLAID MEFINOES.
CAHIIMEKE ltOliKH.
SILKS AND DitKHN tlOnDS.
8T. llSItS A HI) SUAWr.S.
8T. liEILN Altl) CLOAKING.
I-XPESS1VE HHAWLS.
E S.
n 2tutlir1i
yAR BURTON & SON.
IsTo. 1004 CIIESNUT STREET,
HAVE OV OVEN FOU IXKPECTION
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
BONNET VELVETS, BONNET RIBBONS,
?l"iSA TRIMMING RIBBONS,
CORDED SILK, VELVET RIBBONS.
POULT DE 80IE, 'SATIN RIBBONS,
URO DE NAPS, MANTUA RIBBONS,
FLOWEBS, EEATnEItS, KCCHEB. FBAME8, ETC.
A Large 8tock Peal Lace Goods id
CLUNY, POINT,
VALENCIENNES, ILReAd,
APPLIQUE, ;GUIMPURE,
ENGLISH & FRENCH BLACK THREAD,
REAL BLONDS, IH0NIT0N, Etc.
IKhEBTINoH AM) 11 A I! UK LACE 10 MATCH.
IlaudKercliicfs, Ulovea, Kinbrolclcitoa,
Plain and Figured Nets, Crapes,
Ed si ncs, Insertings, Veils, Collars,
WlilTlS (JO(iL)S, Ktc. i:to.
Klrst-olass Goods at the price of Interior.
A tiOQD IILsrOI'M' TO THE Tl HE. 02!l.utli
Mo- m WlKkUT Birvet.
i E. LI. NEEDLES.
Htraif era and others will Hud at
No. 1024 CHESNUT STREET
- A larc and complete aiiaortnieiit ot
J ; LACES AND LACE GOODS,
I-1 1MBR0IDERIE3,
M WHITE GOODS, n
t KANDKERCKIESjl VEILS,
si; LINEN COLLAR JTAND CUFE3,
! SLEEVES, EIC. ETC. ETC.,
la ureat variety, and at LOW PUICKH.
K. M. NKEDLKS.
ijih ,mvsHn:i tr oi
BLANKETS, ENTIUELY CLEAN AND PKR
lect In every respect, at a lea prlee than they oao
jiotmiliU be bought In pblladulplua. We leet entirely
Ulankeia la below competition, anil In v lie a comoarlaon
ol price with other atorea. We are aeinna a nr.t rate
10-4Blauket tor att-ftu per pair. We ofler a Blauket at
H per pair that we aold before the war at thla price
W e ofler a Blanket at 10 per pair that wa Bold lant yr
tor over JO. Voa om find any quality of ilionket you
wtrh In tbla atock Orev lilaukeU. fi Pr pair) Uiiht
Ore., or 1 rab Mlankeii. I'radle and Crib Blanketat
Ironln TtliinkAtfl ft.llt 'nttifnrlMhlea for tit each. Htnrw.
keeper.. Hotela, and Intltutlona aupulled at leaa than
whoie.au prioca. b. 1). A w. U. PJihWliU,, o.
DRY GOODS.
LINEN STORE.
R2B AI?CIJ STKKKT.
BEST MAKES
IRISH SHIRTING LINENS,
Bv the Yard, Piece, or Case,
AT mrOKTEIte' PaIICES.
The largest Stock of
GOODS
IN THK CITY. I017tl2 31rp
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
TVc have now received, dln ctly from the lunmi.
lactnrers, our
FALL LM PORTA TION
OP
EMBROIDERED CLOTH
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
:ni'llit k a Large Amortnient, wlikh
we air Sell tug
AT I EDUCED PR L CHS.
SHEPPARD.YAN KARLINGEN&ARR1SQN,
1MP0KTRS OK
House-Furnishing Dry Coods,
No. 100S CHKSNIIT Street.
9 14 thMufiinrp
Q KKAT JiKjTu tJTlWLN l'lllCES.
PLAIN AND PLAID POPLINS.
FHICNCII AND KXiLISH MBRINOICS.
LUPIN'S ALL-WOOL DKLAINKS.
IIKP8AND ALPAC AS.
PLAID CiOODS FOU C IIILDRKN,
A HEAUTIr rL A8SOKTMENT.
SILKS!
SILKS!
III5AVY UI.AC'K GIIOS GRAIN.
UONSBI,A( K TAFFETAS.
MUSLIXS.
A very lurve Str ck of both Bleached and I'ulileacbod,
at prices aiiiiiantecd low.
Table Linen and Damaidc Napkum, TowelH, KlannoU,
every tirade; Shawls, Ilalniorala, Aleirimac (Jallooes,
lloalery.Jicw and Elegant Mtylca Sacgulngaod Cloak
ioaa, tor ladiea' wear; Clotha and Cassinierea lor inea'
and boya' wear; Ludlea' and GeDtlemen'i ilandker
hleU; Ticking, Huckaback, Crash, etc
J5LANKETS
BLANKKTS
ONE THOUSAND PAIRS from .V00 to 20 a iair.
'1 lie llucst In the city at.
Xo. 2 and l North MNTII Street,
AMOVE MiliKI'.T. 1 10 31thstnlra
M. K. VILLIAMS.
1800 ! SHAWL EXHIBITION.
N. K. fOR Eltlinn AND KPBIVO SAItriUM RT8
We arc pirpared to abow one ot the very tlnuittatocka
ot bliavdn in thin clly ot eveiy ttrude,
1HOM $1'50 DP TO KO,
ot of which are auction purchases, and are under
retu'arprlcta. Weiurlieau exainiimtlon.
I.eiigaiKl.hiMmie Paixley MiuwU.
l and Nquare Broche Hhaw a.
Lung and Niiuure block Thibet Bhttwlt.
I oiik and N.m.ni Blanket Mm wis.
Meha Miaw.H, llreukiuBt HIihwIs. etc. etc.
We vould aluo invite attentlou to our
BLA1VKKTH.
Kxccllent All wool Blankets lor . 1 10 a lui
'ineriuulltienat7 H ijk, $10, all, 12 andU.
In iiK't, our tieticraJ atouk la worthy tbo attention ol
all bujerit o( Ury OihmIh who wlh to buv cheap
JOKKPII If. TIIM(MI.KIV,
K. E. P'llt. JKlMhTII AND HPBIN1 OAKDEN
y i- C U It B Y & DUNKL E,
No. HO North EIGHTH Street.
11AVI OPENED
A CASE OF NEW STYLK PLAIDS, at OOcmit
per yard.
PLAIDS at $1-00, tl 25, and CI 50; very hand,
aome at t2 00.
COLOR KD SILKS, from 1 60 to 4 00 por yard
BLACK BILK8 at all pno a.
IRISH POPLINS, beat quality, 3 00.
BHAWLf), BLANKETS. BALMORALS, MU8-
, J. Jif v? .fin
1 In rrat tariety, t price below eompetitlon.
LINS, SHEETINGS, HOSIERY, and GLOVES
DRY GOODS.
COOK & BROTHER,
IMPORTERS Or HOSIERY,
Xo. 53 Aorlta EIGHTH street,
Have Opened (Steamer " Propontis,") from
Medium to Finest Qualities of
Cents' English Merino Vcsrte and Panta.
Ladies' English Merino Vesta and Pants.
Misses' English Merino Vests and Panta.
Boy's English Merino Vests and Panta,
Kaelualvely our own importation, and bearing our
TRADE MARK. 10 J wamlmtp
VHITE SHIRTS TO BE SUPERSEDED.
THE WATER-FROOF SHIRT FRONT
Will save the Exponae of White Shirts ;"l
Save the Trouble of Washing and Ironing;
Improve the Appearance;
Save Time in Dressing;
Remove all objections to Colored Shirts:
Preserve a Cloanly Exterior ;
Protect the Breast, and Preserve Health :
Give joy to the Household ;
Make Travelling Pleasant ;
Save your Money ; and
Keep.yonr Wife in a good humor.
ALL FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENT8.
MANUFACTORY.
110 Imwlm) No. -H S. TU1UH Street, 2U story.
Q R E A T S T O C li
KKT1KKLY KEW STYLES
CLOAKINGS AND COATINGS
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
AT
VM. T. SXOIH.KASS A (0.S
CM1TII IIOI'SK,
No. !M SoutK SECOND Stip.M,
No Vil KTllAWUMUHY
11 3 I2i rp
T.
1 il V S O N ' S SONS
Kn. ' vivk tinarr in.
'"irn hi uiuna, miu aim jinwit l.ooits, Knibroi
t'ns. HoKlrry. (jlovcs tortU. Iliindkonlilois fluln
und lleaistuclird. Ilnir. Nnil, looth. and f Inie HithIm m
Com In, liain and taury MoapH, rcnuin.rv, Iiniorid
and Homrxtlc. Pufla aud I'titl llovts, aud an eudiocH
anety ol hoi Ion 14.
Alwaya on hand a corapleie atook ol Lad'ea. OfiiitD'.
and Cui dirn'a UudervnMts and lirawri 1 KnKilab and
Oernmn hosiery In I otton aiortno, mud Wool.
t ilb. i raole and Hed Jtlanketn.
anielllea, Alleudalo, Lancaster, nd Honey Coinh
Tab a Linens. Nankins, Towels. Plain and Colored
1 oroend, oennau KoU. KuwU aud Amoiivun tranli
llurlapa.
Bal.aidvaln, Vi'elah, and flbaker Flannalo In all vradex
A lull ilu ol NnrH rr lia.-rx nt all wldthx t
T. SIMPSON'S iO.NS
93
Kos. m and 24 1'INK Htreot.
HATS AND CAPS.
JAA1ES C. DENN1SOX,
Ftishionul.lo I Irttt.or und I'ui i ier,
No. 720 POPLAR Street,
II hh constantly on hand a large attftorlmeut of
tENT.S', yotTIIS1, AND OIIILDKKNM
HATH AND CAI'S.
ALSO.
8PL1:NDII H'll 0KAT1NU CMS, (il.HVCS
COLLARS.
11(1 it atutiri i
BOARDING.
20. 1121 AGIHAR1 STllKE'J
Is now ojK.n for the ncnnnnimt.Uwn of
FIJUST-.U1.ASS UOA KUKU8.
Apply early 2,-,
CUTLERY.
CUTLER Y.
A fine amwrtinent of I'OCKRT ami
TAI11.K uiri'LKMY, HA.Oltf., U.
ZOU HTHOI'H. I.AIHKV Mi'isKnuy
HU-i.H AbU TAllOiW UHKAHn, KTC, at
I.. V. IIKLHOLD'H
Cntlcry Htore, No. 13 t.0uth TtN I H Htreou
a 16s lliree door above Walnut
130DER8
A- WOSTKN HOIMX POCK I'T
K Hives. RodL-era A Waile'a ami Itnu-h.-r'a Viimy
table Cutlerv. Ladlea' Hclmiim In ',w.. n
Sclaaora, and all kluila oflunerv froiind and poltMlind
nt P. AlAilElKA'H, Mo. 11.1 b.Tl.Mli btrret, Im-Iow
liesuut ltiilMjl
pOTTSTOWN IRON COMPANY,
POTTSTOWN, PA.
rKEHlOKNT,
'J1IKODOUE 11. MOltfflS.
Ol alorrbi. Wheeler A t o.
TRKASUrKK,
FDWAUO 1U1LKV.
SKCKETAUY,
W II. LI A M L. I1AILKY.
llio Company are now prepared to execute trtlerx loi
liOlLEH FLATR FLUE, BHK.Er, and TANK IKON.
1'I.OUUH PLATES, etc. Alao tor the AN V1L Itnmdu)
i ut NailK aud Hnlkea. Order may be addresaed to
VOTf-STOWA I UOA COMl'AKY,
I'utiatown, I'a
Or to MOliniS, WHEKI.EH .fc CO,
rlXTKEATU aud MAKKI.T 6tH., rhlladdpliia.
11 1 lOt O Ao. 24 CMKF Stient. New York.
JAMES It. LITTIiE & CO.
MANCFACTimKHS AND DEALEltS IS
SUPERIOR COFFIN TRIMMINGS,
No. 104 N. SIXTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Mounllnsa, Handle, Screw, Tacks, Diamond Fttudi,
fcorew-Cepa, Omamaula, Star Studa, Lining A alia, Ka
eutcbeoaa, SUver Laee, Inacriptlon Plates, etc. eto.
Partlealar attentleu paid to It II )m
JENCWAVINO COFF1N-PLATE8,
WATCHES, JEWELRY ETC
jyj C A D & CO..
Xo, 910 CIIESliUT STREET,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SILVER-PLATED WAUK,
TRIPLE PLATE.
WONKY K A VED BT FURCHA8INO JD1R1XT
KliOM THk 3IANUFACTURERS,
MEAD & CO.,
10 !mw:!mrp No. 010 CIIESNUT 8TREKT"
' ... 1, .1 r- -
S I L V E R-W ARE
tor
1 Ml I ) A L V 11 ESEN TVS.
0. ltUSSELL t CO.,
No. J2 North SIXTH St.,
Invite attention to tlietr f'holre Rtoca of SOLID
1 1. V K H W A KK, ouitn Die lor C UUI s I'M A and B III I) A Li
1'KIpKMS. 1M
BIIAE (iOLU VATCIIES.gx
American and Geneva. 1
We call special attention to Uie . W
KINK WATCH AND RILVKHWAKR
KSTABMSIIMKNT OK
W. W. CAHSIDY,
Ro. 14 South SECOND Street,
Who baa on hand one of tho finest anonmenta 01 Jew
eliy.ctc.or any in the city. A splendid axsortment of
PIl.VKItWAKK ALWAYS ON HAND, Remember .
W. V. CASHIDY,
" "iJ -i). 12 South SECOND Street.
Repairing correctly and promptly attended to.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
MUSICAL BOXES.
A full a.-8ortni rit ol above (roods eonHtantly on
hand at nindoiato prlcea the M uhico Boxea i)Tin
trotn a to 10 Uautitul Air. "
FARE & BROTHER, Importer!,
K.' e OO 1 Z1 Tl PCVlrr OaNiLil
11 llnitnrp Below fTportU.
gHENRY HARPER,
."MO AliCH Hi-4Mt,
Maniiiat turcr and Dealer iu
N ntt-lieti
J' ine Jpwplry,
Silver. 1 'lul il VV ..
.M 1
81
tSli Hilvor-W sire.
Kl'Cn .IK WELTI Y.
JOHN RRENNAN,
MIAI.RH IN
DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Etc Etc Etc.
is S. I.I;IITI1 ST.. PI1ILAOA.
HIVIfiMI llKAI.FRX: JEWPLPW Nl
WAT(!IIEH. JKn'KLKY SIl.TFa HlftR.
TtraTnTTV'j .TrnrrTn v TfrtATTTT II
J92 Chestnut St..fhu
Owlunto the decllaeioi tlold, hat made a avatre
dueiion in price of his lame anU well aaaonrd atooa of
Di;arioTil,
Wlitch,
JfiwMry,
hllverware), Kto.
The politic are rrapnctruily Invited te tall and Mamie
onraioca before purihahlDKClacwiiere. tl
v ......... w UUVKAUUl
M ANt rACTURERP OK
ADD
WHOLESALE AND E ETA IX BEALZK
IN
Silver mid Sllrcr-riatcd Um&h,
Ho. 704 ARCH STREET.
I'lI.alillPllIi
vvTAT Jn.',,"lt.0, 8,LVEK or SITATTJi-PLiTl D
. .i?rr,T,,:l.l,Hl 11 n""'h ' tholr ad vantage to lt
i ii r Ml) lit. bcioie niuklna iheir purchaoe. mr lone
experience In tint iimiiuiaeture ot the lov kind of
trmla eimlih ua to deiv eouipoiltlon.
W e keep uo goods hut thoi.,, wl.kn are of the FIBHT-
liAhh, nil oi uur own make, aud wli' he told at redm-nd
FERTILIZERS.
P A U O U'S R A W O N E
tiUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
Thecreat Kertlller lor all crops. Qii cir in tu aetion
and ptiuiaurut m iu t llicta. hHtalilit-hod over tweivii
yeam.
Dealer mipplledhj- the cargo, direct from the wharf
ol tho uuinuuctorj, on liberal .eriua.
kliliiulactuied only by
iiAunn .v soss,
mu e No. 20 South DELAWAItR Avenue
-"' Sru Phlladettd.ia.
JfOJ5ERT SIIOEA1AKI3U A CO.,
WIIOLKSALli DKldGlSTS,
mj.xi'i a:iuu:ks
1MVOR Th JtK,
AX1 DLALUKS JX
VainH, Varnishes, anil Otis,
Xo. 20 KOIITI1 YOURTII STREET,
luatSmj COPSER Of BACK.
POINT TMIKEZM Pnu'fl?c uini.
L1(MI0. Trotttno iui!uy.iiv m.. '
irib. t as oviu.k r.-M r . .v .'."r0'''
harm-NMifood ,1a. and track ' ' '"'
D. Pauiuuea b. ui. LADY TUOKN, by Me mbr!n
J" C"'b!i' br IE01t(IB WLKP. l,y H.1D.
Thehe celebrated hor. will context for the tbuv
preii.luin, and it i. muHdwilv x.K.nwi thla w"l u tht
beat trot ol thtt ae.a-.ou Aletnber. are rnetfnil? VL
uuented, ou thla ix-.eaJ..ou. to waivt "it. fcr Joi .,f i V
trolunlniiau-leudwtiUoiitpav. of ,u"
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