THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PfflLADELPHIA , MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 18C6.
8
llarrlblc Murder In Wheeling.
The Wheeling paprr. ptibllsh the details of
fcornrjle trwredy in thai city on Wednesday.
It appears that a woman named Nugent camo
to that city a few days since, and took lodgintrs
tor herself and child at the Parker Hotel, on
er not coming to her meals on Thursday tbo
landlady went to her room, and founa the
Child dead and tbe mother laboring under the
fleet ot a dose of opium. Helm? taken Into
custody by the 8'aerifT, and after proper resto
ratives bad been administered, Mrs. Nugent
fUted to that oflicer that her maiden name
was Arbor; that brr parents lived fti Williams
town, in Wood county, la West Virginia, op
nonite Marietta; that lour years ago she mar
ffitMBWiea Nugent apalnst their con
sent rurnlng away wiih blm: and that two
months af?e? the birth of the litlte girl
iccrcd her, and had never retnrnoa; that her
mother had refused to become reconciled to her.
Mid had never forgiven hr marriage, but had
mane her home so intolerable that she could
not live there; and had poNoned the minds of
all her other relatives against her to such an
extent tbat she had no placo on earth to call
home, and was forced to bo out In the world
and sek a subKiMrnce. She had gone out, and
bad found that tbarc was no place for her;
noihinp that she could do, and she could not
bear to beg her way frani place to place. Ren
dered thus desperate by brooding over her hope
less prospects, and anxious not to leave her little
daughter to a fate worie, perhaps, than death,
ebe resolved to end both their lives.
After making up her mind to this effect, she
came to Wheeling to carry out her resolve. She
purchased a smull dagger, and also several
papers ot powdered opium, and seems to have
made minute r reparations lor death. She
further said that tor several hours after arrivlni
she could not bear to kill her child, and yet she
felt at the time that she must do it. Hhe waile 1
until It fell asleep, and then putting on it-
night-clothes, and placing It In bed, leiit over it
and kissed it several timea before planting the
dagger in its heart, as she finaJly did. Tb.3
child, she said, made no cry, but only inoane I,
and with scarcely a struggle bled to death. She
hud stabbed it three time, twice In the leftlung
ttnd once in the heart. She says that before s'ie
took its lite she knelt down and prayed over it,
and also repeated her prayer after f he hid in
flicted the wounds, and that she had kissed away
Its last expiriiig breath.
Alter the perpetration of this horrible and
unnatural deed, she took the opium with which
she proposed to take her own lit', and then laid
down beside her dead child to die. From some
cause, either from an overdose ot tbe opium, or
else from an Insufficient amount of it. she failed
to accomplish her intentions of suicide. She
had vomited a great deal, and seemed to have
thrown up most ot the poison. Several powders,
with directions in a female handwriting, were
found among her efl'ec ts, as were also a number
f letters. .She is a young woman, ascd only
abouttweuty-one, rather illiterate, and evidently
unbalanced in her mental and moral organ), i
tion. The woman is now in jail.
One of Eerdan'a Men. A California paper
ays: "Andy Weetover, well known In this
vicinity as a great hunter, arrived at his hotna
in Sntter county the other day from the head
waters of the Sacramento, in a small boat, lust
large enough to contain himself and 'traps.
He was live days in uiukiug the trip to his door,
distance one hundred nntl seventy-five miles,
and part of 1m journey wa? performed witn
great velocity, as ho bud to run, in his nail
bark, swift and dangerous rapids. Mr. Weitovcr
hati toilowed hunting for mauy years. At the
outbreak of the ereat ltebelliou he went East
and enlisted in the Union army, being one of
Verdun's celebrated sharpshooters. Whoa peace
was declared he returned to California, aud
aain engaged In his old pursuits. He has re
turned to U home at the tales, and is making
preparations for nn onslaught on the clack and
geese abounding in that quarter."
Mmdwing' a Ci editor A hoirlblc crhn. says
the Lourrxr du Bas fihin, has been perpetrate I
at Eitig. A Jew named Wolff, a credit" r a
rainier chIIu'I Met., was scut for by the latter
under pretext that the amount of a debt of 7500
francs was to be nt oacp paid to him. He went,
aud us he did not return, his (airily became
alarmed. The police were communicated with,
and a search was made in Metz's house. In the
barn, buried seven teet under the floor, Wolff's
body was found, horribly mutilated. The farmer
had also, it was a'cOrtaincri, forged the mur
dered man's uiime to n rece ipt for the sum due.
Both he and a i'urin-sorvniic have been tufcen
into custody.
Tbe Mont Onis Tunnel. It i estimated that
the number of holes to be drilled by the rock
boring machiues iu the Jlout Ceuia tunnel,
before tbe work is completed, Is about 1,000,000.
Tbe total depth of these holeii.when bored will
amount to about 4,2U6,8l)ff feet, which is 10ft
times the length ot the tunnel. Nearly
13,000,100,000 blows will be struck by the per
forators to do this work. Tbe eutrance to the
tunnel on the French side is 81)46 feet above the
level of the sea, and its termination on tbe
Italian side 4380 feet, so that the actual differ
ence of level between the two extremities is
about 434 feet.
A Bottle of Brandy per Day. The London
Hevieio says: "We nave heard rather good
story of Bisniark. He Is suid to be partial to
brandy, and before leaving Berlin for the seat
of war, a little sou of his asked him how long he
was to be away. He replied that he did not
know. Thereupon a servant came In to Inquire
how many bottles of cognac were to be packed
up in the Count's lugpaee. Tweuty-tour,' wns
the answer. 'Ah, papa,' cried out the 'tprnble
infant,' 'now I know how long you are to be
from home twenty-four days.' "
Emigration to the United States. Nearly two
thousand Germans now leave Europe every
week for the United States in the Bremen and
Hamburg mall steamers. A company is esta
blished at Copenhagen to encotiraijc the emigra
tion of Danes, Norwealans, and rjwedes to the
United States. The children of all these emi
grants are taught the English language as their
mother tongue.
Short Time in Factories -Th" short time
movement is on the increase in Lancashire. Ou
the 13th of November the spinners and manufac
turers of the Rawtenstall district, who employ
three hundred thotihund spindles and six thou
sand looms, decided to? commence working only
four days a week; aud on the previous day the
manulacturers at Ddiwen came to a similar
iesolution.
A Memorial of Miaa Nightingale's Services.
It has been resolved to spend 15,000 In erecting
a new wing to the Derbyshire General Intirmary
in England. The building is to bear the title of
the "Nightiugalo Wing." William Edward
Nightingale, lather of Mi8 Nightingale, has
been invited to become president ol the insti
tution. Immorality of Liverpool Liverpool In 1864,
thoueu it contained only oue-l'orty-fourthof the
population, had one-seventh of the drunken
cases in all England and Walt s. It shows one
case ot drunkenness for every thirty-tbree of
the population, while Birmingham shows only
no in every two hundred and thirty-two.
Postage Stamps. The production of poBtage
stamps in Franco amounted 1n 184!i to nineteen
millions, mcreased in 1806 to four hundred and
fourteen millions, and will reach four hundred
?nyunl a?u th,u year France Is, however,
etill fur behind hnglaud, which produced eight
hundred millions. r
Another English Church iu France Arraue
xnpirts are in progress for erecting a new Episco
pal church at Lyons, for which purpose an
eligible site has been secured on the Qua! du
Rhone, and its purchase approved by the autho
rities of Lyons.
Post Office Order. The Edinburo-h fh
of Commerce bus resolved to nieniorUHv h.a
l'ostmaster-Ceneral in favor of a penny scale of
aiuipcu jjubi ihjiuo oruert, oi wnicn a committee
uau reponeu mat it would prove uavantageous
w me pom, ouiuo nuu oeneueuil to tue public.
8team with Liquid Fire. A steam yacht owned
by Mr. Bartf, of Glasgow, has made two trips to
Oravesend and back, propelled bv steam raised
with liquid lui'l, without the u-o ol an atom of
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
tj; II E CHEAP STOKE.
FREEMAN & CO.,
Corner EIGHTH and VINE Sts.
Ladles', Mliiu', and "liUdrep'i
HATS,
REDUCED FROM
95 Cents to 371 Cents,
9100 to 93 Cents.
$150 to 9100.
900 to 150.
93-00 to 9400.
IS ALL THE SEW STYLES AND SHADES.
tVebaveal60 made! Great Reduction In oar large
'1 OCR OF
MILLINERY COODS.
10 20 2m FREEMAN & CO.
jjwf SPLENDID OPENING OF FALL AND
KW1NT!.H BTTLES.-MKS. M. A. BINDER,
ho 1031 CHHSL'T Htreet, Philadelphia,
IM POUTER OF LADIttB DRESS AMD
CLOAK 1 KlMll6tJ9. Also an elegant stock ot
Imported Paper Patterns for Ladies' and Children's
lire. Parisian Dress and Cloak Making In aU Its
varieties. Ladies lumlstiliia their rich and costly
mat. rials ma; rel.r on being artistically Utted, and
their work tlnlflbed In ibe most prompt and effi
cient manner, at tbt lowest possible prices at twenty
loo r hours' notice, totting and basting. Patterns in
nets, or by tbe single piece, lor merchant and dress
maker, now read;. 9 iO im
MRS. R. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street.
Baa a handsome assortment of MIXLIHERT, Mlssts'
and in'anta' Bats and Caps, BUks, VclvetvCrapel
"Ribbons i'eatUeii, Flowers, Frames. et "J IS
CLOTHING.
J O N E 8V
OLD ESTABLISHED
ONE PRICE.
FINIS
Ready-Made Clothing' House,
No. 0O4 MARKET ST.,
ABOVE SIXTH.
Our Cutters are uuexcellod. We combine style
with neatness oi fit, and modorate prices with the
best workmanship. H 23 lm5p
g "VV A A BS
STATES UNION
CLOTHING HALL,
No. COG MARKET STREET No. GOG
A mobt complete stock of
MEN'S AND HOYS' CLOTIUNtt
AT VERY MODE i! ATE PltlCBS.
WE HAVE SMALL IXPENSES, AND CAN
ATTTS-ftPn TO BT2T.I. WITH BMJlTCJ, PROf ITS.
Fine Eskimo Beaver Overcoats, onijr
Overcoats, uny dcHimblo color. SW; frosted Beaver
OvercoatH S'ti; very line Cbinoliilla Overcoats, only
(27; fronted lli aver Suits, containing coat, pants, and
veHt.t'tO; tine snort lieaver Hacks, from aiO to .!4:
dark grcv limns 1,'aRsIniore Suits, coat, pants, and
vest, trli;do silk mixed, ouly 824; blin k Sack Coais,
front tlOto (20; Business Coats, from t7 to I4; Pants
aud Vtsts to match, irom $7 to (14; Hoys' Coats, from
16 to 1 4 ; l'auis. from 81 75 10 S.
Come and convince yourselves. 11 14 3m 8p
FOR SALE.
FDR SAI E. DESIRABLK CCRNEK PRO
I'EHTY. The modern three story nrlck Dwelllnn.
v.ith double three story back butldliuis, front and side
entrance, northwest corner of TWELFTU ana WAL-
MUf. dtrceis: new nearer, ranire, gas Datn, ere.;
piazza on W al ace street. Keplete with all conve
nit nccs. Could be altered Into .a store with dwelling
attacntd. l'ocbexi en with deed.
CM. S, LESLIE,
10 20 No. 727 HANSOM Street
FOR .HALE, WITH POSSESSION ELE-
cant Hesldence. N. W. corner VINRTERNTn snrl
AKCU btrcels. Apply from 10 to 12 A. M. It
FOR RENT.
TO LET, No. 2320 GREEN STREET A
iiillhree-story UOUSK. in comulele order. All
luouvrn lmpiovemenis, side yard, etc. 12 7 8t
J-Jt & A. C. VAX BEIL,
OLD RYE WHISKY,
FOB FAMILIES AND THE TRADE.
Nn. 1310 CIIKSNUT Street.
J-Jt & A. C. VAX BEIL
FINE OLD SHERRY WINES,
For Families and the Trade.
No. 1310 CIIESXUT Street.
-J & A c VAN BEIL,
VERY SUPERIOR BRANDY,
For Medicinal and other uses,
No. 1310 CIIESNUT Street.
37&A. C. TAN BEIL,
CHAMPACNES
OF ALL FAV0BITE BRANDS.
No. 1310 CIIESNUT Street.
pj & A. C. VAN BEIL,
WINK MEBf HANTS,
U 10 mwiCnirp No. 1310 CHESNl'T St.
F YOD "WANT PERFECT SATISFACTION
eelttd at Xv. U UoutbTlilKD Wreefc
T
5iitL't!5Il'5,,,'ij0'',Ijt M ton. AU.vbi
tenolne RAt.LK VKlM ooaL aameVlaa, una pneo
li il7 "".quaUty of LEHIOI1. Kkk anil btovo, )
NEW PUDLtCATIONS.
JJIC KENS' NEW CHRISTMAS STORY
"MUCDY JUNCTION,"
FOR SALE BY
DUFFIELD ASHMEAD,
No. 724 CIIESNUT ST.,
PHICB five: cents.
Also ft Large sad Splendid Assortment of
FINE ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
SUPERB GIFT BOOKS,
AND
THE BEST STANDARD LITERATURE,
8UITADLE FOR
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR S PRESENTS,
AT LOW RATES.
Our Holiday Catalogue now ready, and maybe nad
GRATIS on application. 12 8smw3tJ
JJOLIDAY BOOKS.
A Choice Assortment of
CIFT BOOKS.
JCVEKILE8 FOB BOYS AND G1RL8,
POETICAL BOOKS,
pnoTOGiu.ru albums.
BIBLES, PRATER BOOKS, AND I1YMX BO0K9.
In En1ea Variety.
OXFOBD BIBLES,
Tbe most iupeib assortment In tbe city.
COLOKtD TOY BOOKS In maimiacent profusion.
To all of which we Invite special attontloo. will be
so d at trie lowest tates.
JAMES S. CLAXTQN,
(Buccessorto William 8. A Alfridllartlcn,)
11 101m Ko. 1214 CBE9NTJT Street
J PAPUIl FOR TUE AGE.
THE
"Watchman and Reflector "
ENLMiGED TO NEARLY TWICE ITS PRESENT SIZE
One of tbe most complete and Comprehensive
Religions and Family Journals in th world. 2
Its Corps of EJItors and Contributors are unequalled
In number, ard unsurpassed in ability by any religious
paper in tbe United states.
Tibms One copy, SS'OO in advanoe. For S5Q) any
person sending bis own name, and tbe name of a new
subscriber, can have two copies, one year.
For specimen copies address
FORD, OLMSTEAD A. CO.,
Publishers "Watchman and lieflector,"
H6 9t Boston. Massachusetts.
J)AVIS, rOKTSU & COATES,
Publishers and Wholesale Dealers
IN
Colored Toy Books ami Juveniles,
OFFER TO D&ALUR9
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
JUVENILE BOOKS
IN THE CITY, AT LOW PRICES.
No. 21 south SIXTH Street,
12 3 mwffitl PHILIDELPUI i.
CHRISTMAS, HOLIDAY AND BRIDAL GIFTS.
ESTABLISHED IX 1812.
WILLIAM WILSON & SON,
SILVERSMITHS
AND
.VAXITACT UF.ERS AND IMPORTERS OF
SUPERIOR PLATED WARS,
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
FIFTH AND CHEERY STREET3,
Have on band a lsrce and general assortment of
Silver and Plated Ware, Suitable for
Bridal Presents, Etc. Etc.
PRESENTATION SETS ON HAND,
Or furntshrd at short noiiee. 11 21 lmrp
gTEPHEN F. WHITMAN'S
INIMITABLE AND
CHOICE CONFECTIONS
NOW READY
for the Holiday Season,
Together wltlt a large variety of
FANCY BOXES,
Of bis own Importation, direct from Paris and
Vienna.
ALSO NEW AND RARE
Confections and . Bon-Bons,
Only known to this house,
Forming at once a rich and sur-crb assortment Irom
which to choose for
SELECT PRESENTS.
STEPHEN F, WHITMAN,
No. 1210 MARKET Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
118 lOt
STRENGTH, BEAUTY, CHEAPNESS,
COMBINED .
Harding's Patent Chain-Back
PHOTOCRAPH ALBUMS.
Kor a Wedding. Holiday, or Birthday Present, these
Albums ie particularly adapted.
Tlio book trade and dealer lu fancy articles for holi
day aalea wlil find tli e most extunaive aiwortment of
l'lioloaranh Album! In the couutry.aad superior 10
any heretofore made. For irreat atrenmn, durability,
aud cheapness, HardlnR's relent Chain-back Albums
are unrivalled. Vurcheaert will find it greatly to their
advtntsge to examine these new llnea of Hoods before
unking up their orders lor holiday stock.
Also, a large end splendid assortment of new stylet
of Photograph Albums made in the usual manner.
WILLIAM W. HARDING,
U Uniw4wNp No. m CHEiMJT 61HEBT, PD1I A
DRY GOODS.
J, C. STEAWBRIDGE & CO.
HAVE NOW 0PE
TWO CASES
EXTRA FINE YARD-WIDE
Shirting Muslins,
AT TWENTY.T1VE CENTS FEB YARD.
ALSO,
TH REE CASES
Fine Twilled Cashmerc3
IN ALL SHADES,
AT TWENXV-FIVE CENTS PEIl YARD.
J. C. STRAWBRIBGE & CO.,
Ji ORl IIWES T CO NL'It
EIGHTH AND MARKET.
12 a at
JJ0LIDAY rBESEMTS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
DAILY KKCEIVING
NEW GOODS, St ITAJitE FOIl
HOLIDAY riE"ENr3.
FANS! FANS!
Just opened, 1C00 1'oris 811k Fans, oi our own im
portation, very ehenp, lorn than importois' pricos.
fccvcral lots oi loilot Sots, Fancy B3xes, Oloyo
Boxes, Pencil Hoxos, Aili Stamls, Mitch Sit-s,
Cifrai Stand!, Fur sis, Ladies' Companions, oto.
JUST OPENED,
SCO dozen Ladles' iiornstttch Handftorchiets, Oi'th j
ce'tbruted make of Bortraud AiiJcont, Franco.
Gents' llcmsiilch Handkorclaie4. Ladio)' Em
broidored Handkeroh ofv L ;Uii'' and Goats' Llnon
Cambric Handkerchiefs.
A Uinn taanrlmanl r,t T.rtio ATH1 UUUlb UlUVOl
tind Hosiery, etc. etc
Ladies', Ueuti', uud CLildtcu's Marino Vests and
Pants.
Domrstic (ioods attho very lowost nnr'tot Tricos
Jlushiis, Canton Flaunols, Klauuo s, Prints, lilog.
huws, VabloLiuenii, Napkins, and iowols.
PIUCE & WOOD.
Ci. W. Corner E1G111H and F1LEERI SU.
N B. Will open in a few days Wr'tintt Desks,
Woik Boxes, lluDulo Lici-emir, combs, and Hair
Brushes, oi our own iuiioitdt.ou. 10 2i
FR08TED BEAVER CLOAKS.
BLACK BKAVEtt CLOAK.
KTSTOB1 JACKETS, GOHED CIRCULARS,
PLAIN SAI QDE6, PL VIN CIRCULARS,
VLLVET CIBC'ULAB-, POINTED H AfQUES,
VELVET 8ACVUE8. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
An e'egant stock fine and medium Cloaks and band
some Shawls selling rapidly at moderate prices.
COOPKIt fc COWARD,
12 t 3t 8. E corner KIN IB and MABK ET.
-n-ANCY AND PLAIN CLOAKING S,
-L Frosted Beaver Clotbs, finest imported. -
Frosted Beavers, Amerlcao make.
Cblncnlllas, Wnltneys, Velours.
Finest Black Beaver Cloths.
Fancy Cloaklngs, at low prices.
Low-priced Cloaklngs In variety.
Tbe flock being among the finest retail In the cltr.
In addition, a superb stock line Coatings, fnuc and
plain Trovrscrlngs. magnificent Overcoatings, etc. etc.
COOFER fe CONARD,
12 8 3t S.E. corner NINTH nd MABKET.
IGAN8, DRILLS, SILESIA.S, ITALIANS,
Paddings, Canvas and floe Linings of every(de
script Ion.
Dressmakers supplied in quantities to suit, at whole
sale. Tailors supplied Id qusntUies to suit at wholesale
Customers supp'ied at lowest possible prices.
COOPER fc CONARD,
-12 8 H. F. corner MKT1 and MARKET.
S. V. Comer of
ITourtlx and AjcgYx Sts,
ABE OFFKniNO SOME FINE GOODS
LOW FOR
CIIRISTMAS PRESENTS.
EXPBNSIVK "LONG SHAWLS.
"LYONS CLOAK VLLVKT8.
MAGMFICiNT SILKS.
BICIIHST PLAID POPLINS.
FINKST REPS AND POPLINS.
MELODEOHAND PIANO COVERS,
ROD liOY WOOLLEN SHAWLS.
P.P.-MKHR1M1C PHINTS, FAST CO
LORS AND NEW STYLES.
rill Ml I'M ULARKLITS. II Jmvi
"TAHBUIlTON So SON,
No. 1004 CHESNUT STREET.
MlLliKEEY COODS.
REAL LACE GOODS.
A Liberal D lseo unt to the Trade . C 11 10 lmwti
NURSERY DIAPERS. WE WILL OFFER
lOOpleoesof ursery Diapers much under usual
prices vie. I I be s.me Diaper for S'i per piece that are
now being sold lor SD-M i better and wider lor as. S3 iO
4. t t.0. and S per p ece I arge Fringed Towels. S3
peroozen. Otuer Towels In great variety. BU'rC'ranh!
Floor Linen t Table l inens i Linen Mieetlnue, e e. A
larre lot ol Blankets, dsmeged by beUijr eiaiueov very
cneap. it. I Y W. H. PENNKLu
IU 27 No. 1021 UABttET Street.
DRY ttOODS.
LINEN STORE.
928 AHCII STREET.
CIIIUSTMAS PRESENTS
or
Ladies' Handkerchiefs,
Gents' Handkerchiefs,
Children's Handkerchiefs,
NEW STYLES.
THE LARGEST STOCK
OF
LINEN GOODS
IN TliK CITY. C917tl231rp
Ho. 1024 CHKNCT Street
In Anticipation of Removal to
N. W. Corner ELEVENTH and CHESNUT,
White Goods,
Laoes and Lace Poods.
Ha dkerihiefs, Ladies and Gents, every
j variety.
, Linen Collars and Cuffs,
Veils, ScarlE, Neck Ties, Etc,
Einl)rr-luK Novelties Adapted for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
AT KEOVCKD PRICES,
E. m. NSEDLEO.
lecjm .i.nvt-apf) mi
J-J O L I D A Y GIFTS.
CURVVEK STCDCftRT & BROTHER
Have iletcvmiucd to ofVer their
ENTIRE STOCK
At tuch prices as will efl'ect
A r:APIL REDUCTION,
And plve rurchoscrs an oiiiortuni'j of selecting a usom
ana acceptable
HOLIDAY CIFT.
CUBWEN STOCDUBT & BROTHER,
Nos 450. 452, and 454 N. SECOND St.,
128 8t ABOVE WILLOW.
lg(551 SHAWL EXHIBITION
M. E. ( OR. EIGHTH AS1) FPKINO OA RD I N 8T
Vi e are piepereil to ehow one ot ibe ver; finest etock
ol bbSTtls in this cay ot even grade,
FIIOM $100 UP TO $80,
Most of "Atiicb are auction purchases, and are under
mu'nrijriciB. "Aelulieau exaninntilon.
img uiad Kin e Paisley .-bawl.
1 oi.fe i nn Square brtcLe Htiuw i.
LbVU aud fcquare block Tbibet Bbawls.
Louit end h.iu.re blankoi hhawU.
Kttl.a How f, breukitist bwls etc ete.
fl' e ould also invite attention to our
BLANIiBTS.
Fxccllent All wool Blankets lor 6. 10 3 3m
Finer qualities at S7 H 9, 10, ll, H. and all.
In laci, our general stock l worthy tbe attention ot
all buyers of lry Goods who wuih to buy cheap a
JUMCPH H. 1'llOllML.uiY.
N. E. COK. 11UUT1I AND Bl-KINO UAKKEN
LADIEb' CLOAKS,
NOW OPEN.
A FINE A'SOSIUENT IN ALL THE BEST
MATERIALS AND NEWEST DE&IGN5, AT
ACNEW & ENGLISH'S.
No. 25 S. NINTH St.
11 28
T SIMPSON'S SON8
. Ko. 922 PINE BTBEET No, 024
Dealers In Linens, W bite and i)re.s lioodn, Embroi
deries, llosler) . Gloves. Comets. Haudkercbleis f lain
and Henistiiched, Hair, Nail, 'looth and Plate 11 rm lies
Combs, 1 lain aud Fancy Hoaps, Penuruerr, Imported
ana UomeMio Pufl and Pud Bozus, and an end. ess
Tanetr ol Motion.
Always on band a complete stock of Lad'es', Gents',
and Cblidien'a Cnderveets and Urawi-rs i Knells!) and
German Hosiery In c otton tterlno, and Wool.
( lib. Oracle and Ked blankets.
Itareetllt., Allendale, Lancaster, nd Honoy Comb
Quilts.
Tab e linens, Kspklns, Towels, Plain and Colored
Bordered, German Boll, Bosnia and American Crash.
Burlaps.
Bali hi avals, Welsh, and Shaker Flannels in a'l grades
. lull line oi Aonery Diapers oi an wiain. at
t. SiMPIsON-'S SONS',
N a. m'i and it P1NH Htreet.
98
REMOVAL.
MORRIS, f L0TI1IER & LEWIS,
CLOTH HOUSE,
No. 52 South SECOND Street,
ABOVE CHESNUT,
WILL. REMOVE ON JANUARY 1 TO
Nos, 19 and 21 S. FOURTH St,,
In consequent of which They are selling their
Stock oi
Woollens and Men's Wear Generally,
At prices that will pay rurcbtsers to rive them a
call. 11 28 Viirp
DRY GOODS.
ARIES & WARNER,
E' 229 North NINTH Street,
ABOVE H ACF.
MUSLINS! MUSLINS!
JDeeehed llusllns one CD, a JSrd less than any
other store tells them.
Bent Canton flncncls In ibe city, 26, 28, Si, an.
3(ccns.
Flannels from CI cohts up,
Boit Amtricun Prints, 18J cents.
12-1 1 rcmium Rochdalo B ankels, til,
13 4 1'rcmium Kochdale Blankets, 912.
lllpfCb' Balmorals, (1 10, f 1 55, ftl 45, and 1 66.
ladies' Balmorals, ftl 87J, 1 75, 9 00, and C2 00.
dents' Merino bhirts aud Urawera, 75 cents, tl 00,
tl'26, 91 CO, eta.
ladles' Merino Vest", 41 25, Jl til, tl 60, etc.
Infanlt', Mis.es', and Boys' Monnj Vests
O LOVES.!
OLOVKS!
100 dosen bc'ow importer's prices.
JLaaies' Free cli Cloth Gloves, 60 cents, worth "i
cents.
ladles' Cloth Gloves, 10, CO, 60, 6C, 75 cents, etc.
Boys' and Ills cs' Gloves.
Gents' Cloth Gloves, 60, 60, 75 cents, tl, tl 26, and.,
tl CO.
Misses' and Ladies' Fancy Colored Gloves.
Gents' Colored Bordered Linen Hdkis.'3? cen s
worth 60 cents.
Mlfscs' and ladies' Iron Frame Uoe.
Closing out Lalance ot Wax 1 oil, etc. etc.
GEN KRAI, BEDOC1ION OF PRICES!
"WILL hOl' BE UMJEUSOl Dl
F ARIES & WARNER,
fi Vf1 Ho. a9 North K1XTM Street, above Rac.
J A M H JM c:i 1 1 a U I, A N,
Buccessor to J. V. Cowell & Sou,
Has Juet received Ms first FALL MPoBfATtOX
EMCLISH BLANKETS.
T t.ese troofls iete ordered In ttie Spr'ntr. and made e
firets y lor JAM L8 AirAll'LI.AK liy toe same ma
ucmrer tliat J V. ( OWl-.LL & hON wereiuppHed
lor miipy eais, and will be found very superloi t
f tmily use.
A I.il.GE fiCPPLT OF
AMERICAN BLANKETS
Selling at Greatly KeduccO Prices.
A ln'l SPFortrripnt ef real WELrll S1 AMERICA
KLAMhU.H alWHVSon hand.
Ills fleck ft OKNKHAL BOl'SK-K: BNIHINu DK
(.i(jl) ig comt'ictc vtitn the vur bint iroodi at tu .
lowest laics tor CAMU.
KOUSE-XJENISHINQ DSY GOODS STOKE,
28 lm No. 7CO CHESNUT Street.
ftOQ FI00P SKIRTS. (iOQ
LK PKT1 1 TK lL.forthc l'romenado.2' ynrdu round.
THK t HaMPIUIS TRaIL, lor tbe Drawinv-room, J
yards ruund.
1 hese Skris are In cverv way tbe most desirable that
ve have hcretu ure olleied to itio pub lc; aiso, complete
lines ol LailieN. A)ise and Uii'dron's flnlnand frail
Hoop 1-kliiH irom iM to 4 vaids m clrouralerenoo ot
every leutjih. all of ' oar own make," wlioleeule and
retail, and warranted tu vive RallHlactlon
Constantly on hnn"! low-priced Now York made Skirts,
Plain and Tmli,2U sprintis. (HI cent ; 25 spiingt,$l
tprliitia Sl'10; and 40 sprliiKH 91'A.
t-kii tu made to older, altered, and repaired.
Call or send lor Circular ol stvle, sizes and prices.
Mauti'uclory end Naiesroums
Iso. (M8 AHCd street,
12 8 Sm WILLIAM T. HOPKINS. -
HOLIDAY P K K Sll'm
K. KOSKIN8 1 O ,
No. !i;i AKCH Ntroot. and
No. 9il Ml'UINU 0Kii- JSirnet.
IVBITIMl I) r..SK8 A lnrno nnd elOJ-ntit assortment,
Itof 001I, Inluld and bruss-bouud; Walnut. iLiooyanv,
and Papier Wtuo.
1 or loiios and Leather Desks, fine Turkey morocoo.
Di.cUguminou boardn, (J lies, anil Oomiuos.
I Hiueal tiamesl 1 ol evcrr deecrlptl'iu.
Hie latent novelties of French, linb'lisli, and American
Papers and hnvciores
iVeddlnir and Vieiting Cards enitravcd in the highest
style ot tlru art.
I he Utert London and Paris styles Cnrdj for Leather,
Wooden, and 1 in Weddings.
II urik liocks ol every ucm rlptlon on hand, and ruled
to order.
1867. TIAR'ES. 16tJ7.
MfIz.'s and sty:e..
Initials, JHonoirranis, eto , ftamned in colors gratis.
K 11'dKINS it ,
Stationers and 1 ari Kngrivors,
6 2H Cmrp No. 913 AKCd Mtroet
Y HOLES ALE C OTTON YARN
COMMISSION WAREIIOUSK.
R. T. WHITE & CO.,
Manufacturer's Aleuts for the snle of
COTTON WAEPS ASD SKEIN VARNS, aU
numbers.
HOIFRY TABfS in the skein or cop.
(OI'lUA, WOlLLliK, AKU LINE a CARPKI
CHIN.
JG i E Fl LLING , for Vonetian Oar)eti
G1LLING. BLINK, AND FLAX A WINE.
IrXIItA HEAVY BLACK W ADDING FOlt
CLOTHIERS' Ut-E. Elo
No. 37 MARKET Street, Phlla..
B T WD1TE. J. Kt DUBOIS.'
11 7 wthtuSmrp
CURTAINS, SHADES, ETC.
RICH LACE CURTAINS.
The Subscribers have now in "Stock, and aru re
ccivinjr; iiom the lute
AUCTION SALES IN NEW VOBK,
Nottingham Lace Curtains,.
From Ordinary to Rich Style.
Trench Lace Curtains,
From the Lowest to the Highest duality, some ot'
them the RICHEST MADE.
'i
ALSO,
Vestibule Lace,
Embroidered Muslin Cur tains,
Jacquard Muslin Curtain, and
Curtain Muslins in great variety
SHEPPARD. VAN HARLIKGEN & ARRISON
9 14 wfmOmrpl Ko. 1008 CHESNUT Htreet.
B J. WILLIAMS.
No. 16 North SIXTH Street.
mahtfacttjkeb or
VENETIAN BLINDS
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest and finest arsortmcnt In the city at tha
lowest prices. tli)M2ta
6TORE 8HADI9 MAPE AND LKTIERED.
JqXX 1121 G I HARD STREET
Jt now open for the acconwipdation of
FIR8T-CL.ASS BOARDERS..
Apply eaily)