DAILY EVENING TELEGIIATII. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1867, AMUSEMENTS. A,jAfWMY fr Mt'Sic On Monday evening Minn Caroline Kirhlnns -will inaugurate lior nrllsh opera Hnoxon by the production of Flolow's popular nppra, Haifa. The cnstwlll rnibraca Hisa KiolilnKN, Mrs. Skuid, and MfMtrr. CAWphell, Castle. Sequin, and 1'eaket. A flr-a orchestra In furnish! from the wll-known GprmanU Musical Association. It to to be hoped that rhlladelphlaris will make this season brilliant success, and extend to gr talented young towns woman, the directress, m cordial recoptlou. Tub Tmhatrkh To-wight. At the new Ches- Dt Htrcot Theatre Mr. and Mrs. Harney Wil liam appear In All Hallow L' f and the Lakes f h'ifiirtin. The new drama of the Ifxrrc lird ifm will also be played. On Monday nlaht the Wiiliamses coinmen.-e their swntli wck with The Khatnrm-ki or. The AYoirr of hVin. This new play will he brought out with new socnory and an admirable cast. At the Walnut, Mr. rironghatn appears for the n.t,Lliiiie lie kivos n Jahnnta, l!n-hclor of J Y auil Loct ami Muri, r. Hr. J. B. KoberU iilso appears In the (VntiVcri . .VofV'M. At the Arch Hlrcet Thontro, Mr. O. L. Fox ami his ''IHtle brother," C. K. Fox, will "do" the wuii.li'iluJ and am pantomiDK'. "Mary' .vUl linvolier "little lmb," and "Little Johnny Horner Will sit in a corner." i tre VmiTicnn Theatre, Mia Mollie Wil liams and Mr. Kelix A. Vincent will close the dramatic bcumie. With a first-rate entcrUai Mivnt. Nbw Titksviah Timn.s Nkxt Week. On Tueiwlay evening at Hie Walnut Street Theatre. Mr diaries Walcot, Jr., the son of the well k no wn uruniftlist, and one of our most pleasing 1 nomine nctoris, will take his annual benefit. 11b will nive ills line rendition of "old rete." in the Octoroon, with other pood tli!"CS. Dii Tiiursiiay, the 7 111 n-:uit, Mr. Owen ! nw e't the populai- comedian of this establish ment takes his annual benefit, and odors one of the best bill ol novelties Rivnu thia seasoti drama, comedy, and farce. "1'heMtUer of y,u leriru by John llnniBham, Kso.. Is lull of fun, and u the most amusini? of his late productions. Mr. Kawoett's frloudt. should fcHow themselves tin this occasion. On Friday, Mr. Thomas 1. Hen.phiU.the busi ness manager, will be the recipient of a tenelit. lie will produce the new comedy of Lo-.ort jfirutut, with other pieces. At the Arch Street Theatre, Mrs. T.meline D. Wallace's new comedietta of TU H(trwilI be urodnced on Monday evening. On Monday night Mr. r.arushaw will reopen itie New American Theatre for a "Variety Heat-on " with Fox's Coio hi nation Troupe. Mr Kennedy, the great Scotch balladlBt, will oiipenrat ttiu Assembly Uulldings In new pro lamines, on Monday, Wednesday. Friday, and Saturday evenings of next week. OakwhoshA 1m by, at their Opera Houe. in Meveutb street, above ohesuut, will continue ttie'lr popular burlesqae bill during the coining we"i(. Tin1 liKi Tiii'-.K Jonathan old Folks will (.(ve their first Concert in this city on the ldtU )lltt.lllt. , T Fort Kearney Massacre Names of (all the Slain. Tut correspondence of the Cleveland JlerotO, mmer date of January 4, at last brines us a list f slain at ike Fort Kearney massacre, as fol low: Wia. J. Iittfrman, Capt,, A, '2rt hat.. rittsburft, Ta. Piedeiles H. Brown. apt., K. let tint, Toledo. Ohio. Of.oriie W lirmuniond, 70 I.ieut , C. 'id bat., Michigan. Aaiiuotns Langc. 1st hergt , A, id baL.ItxllanapoliMntl. Hugo Morphv. Scrgt., A, id bat , New York Ciiy. Motieit Leunon, Corp., A. ?d bat , Boston, Him, vYm. Unto, Corp-, A, 2d bat.. Cincinnati, Ohio. FiedMlc Ackerruan, A,l?d bat., Cincinnati. WH tambolzier. A, 2d bat, Brooklyn N . H.nty pukanan, A,2dbai., Indlanapolif, led. HorK lM- Ooeoab. A- Toledo, O. UrehaelHanen. A. 2d bst. Broeklyn, K. Y. MalVB Kellev. A, 2d bat , Plttuborg, l a. David 'iborey. A, 2d bat., Newark, J. Patrlrk Hhsnnon. A, 2d bat , t-oolKville. Ky. liarles X. Taylar, A. 2d bat, Nw York :ity. F Jaeeiib I'. Ibuuiaf. A.o i.ax. i-iraoarg, ra. Jotaa 'liuson, A. 'id hau, PhlKdelphia. Pa. Altwrt 11. Walters. A. id bat . Cincinnati. Jabn M. Weaver. A, 2d bat , Indlaaapolis. lad MailmlHan UeiirinK. A, 2d bat, Brooklyn, . Y. Francis t. Coroon, A, 2d bat . Cincinnati. Jolin Woodrufl A 2o bat , Cincinnati Francis Harmond, Har(tt 0, 2d bat.. Washington, D. C. PtrKk Uoonev, henrt., C. 2d bat., Pittsburn. JnKtae A. Kaoer, Corp.. 2d bat., LoQicvii e, Ky. Pat aliat!D' r Corp. :. 2d but.. Cleveland, O. Wtnry Aarons. c, 2d bat.. ev York cliv. JHIcbael O'uan-a, U, 2d baL, Clilcago, III. .Taoab itocenbertj, C. 2d bat . ( inrmnati, 0. ftank P Hnllivan. C.Vd bat., Pbllalelpbia, Pa. Patrick Hmltk, C. 2d bat.. Cbkak Id. William ilergun, fsergaant, t, 2d m., Bivvklyn, ev Jobn y'ainn. Corp., K, 1& bal., Tndianapollt, Ind. Oeorte W Barrel!, K. 2l bat , Jackxon county, ind. Timothy Co linane, K. 2d bat., New York city. John Maber, E, 2d bat.. Wett Troy, . Y.. enlltitcd at orve . Vattory, E, 2d bat, Michigan, enlisted at Aii'caer Bmltb, 1st Eertcact, H, 2d bat., Allen countv, bk. . .. . EpkiaimC. BlRfiell. sergeant, u, 20bat'Bork9 coonty. fnua. or Cbicauo, I'tilllnn. ijoro. H. 2d bat. Plltnburir. Penna. U, ' u. Dm bael Wiarkev, Corp.. II 2d bat., Indiaaapolls, Ind. Frank Karsten, Carp. B, 2d bat., Ctilrao,lU. ern Davis. 11. 2d bat., Wllmiiivton. Del. Pertie F. Poland. H 'id bat.. M. Louis, Mo. Ana H. Griffin, U . 2d bat., Albany. Ind. batman Kid (or Keil), H, 2d bat., Chicago, 111. James Kean.H, 2d bat mt m MlcbaMKInney H.Mbat. ln svllle, Ky. lie oa Heed, 11, 2d bat., Cleveland, Obio. Tboaaas H. Madden. H, 2d bat, residence not ktiwa: kas relations In Wooster.Ohio. glCOKD WBttl STATES CATAU1T. JametPaker. 8ergt C, New York city. Janes Kelly, Sernt , C. Pbiiadalpula, Pa. Uies. F. llorriyan nerKi., V, nvren ouuuiy, J. Adolpb MetZKer, Bergt., V, t. Lonis Mo. Jo McCarthy, Berirt., C, Philadelphia. ; r inhamnii. Krrttt . C. ClnolnaatL Pa. Tbeaas BroKlia, tterirt., C, Pbiladelohia, Pa. Wmi. L. Bnbee. CernL, C. Iloston, Mas. Wm. E C'orney, C, Jdorrlntown. Pa, 'kM. Cnday, C, ew 1 ora city. Fatrkk Clancy. C. Boston. Mats. i Harvey B. Demlg. ), Boston, Mass. HuKh B. Doran. C. Hamilton, p. Hofcert Daniel. C, PelersburK. W. Ta. Jiatuan Foieaun, C. Morrtftown. Pa. Jobn Witter O, Ballfmore, M(L Daniel Jreen C, Baltimore. Md. tibarle Oamfcr, 0, New lojk. yerdiuand Honaer. C, New Yera. Kiaui Jones, t). Plttsbuig. P James V. M cOulre. C. New K ork CHv. JobnMcCartby (or nictiatty). C, Norrtown, Ta. )erae N. Nugent, C. t. I outs. Mo. Fianllln Payne, C, PhUadelpb.ia.Fa. James Ryan, C, Cincinnati, O. Oliver WlllUms. C. New York City. AndEwM !! V Fltrald, O, New York City. James Wbeatlev, cilUen. trader. Leavenworth, Kan. John Fisher, citizen, Wheatley'f employe. - A Glance at tb Slelghlug. JVom the Boston Commercial Bulletin. The slfiiPhlnar season is inirlv inaueurated. and our contemporaries are bwsv describing the bia nrl turnouts on the Brlenton roud. We, however, plve a itlanr.e ut the great National Tape-oourse. which will perhaps be of some in t irpt Thi. finp horse Tariff, driven by Mr. Wells, attracted universal attention. Many thoueht liis action not fre enough, others liked hint lor a hlph horse. Wella handled the ribbons and things with coolness and skill. Horse Pharaoh, driven by fcernando Wood, a gamy animal bound to coin and win. Wood carries a steady hand, and his team slips along like a gold dollar over billiard cloth; notwith standing his speed, however, he takjs every body's "dust." Horse Sambo, driven by Mr.Sumuer, a service able steed, popular in the District of Columbia, and destined to equal any in free action. Blower Mr. Jack Rogers a sound animal or unexampled and unfailiug wind, will tire down anything on the course. Policy, by Mr. A. Johnsou.a nag rather used up, of some pretension, but no bottom, was ob served, and a brush expected betwesu hitn and Congress, a courser of much pluck and obsti nacy, managed by Thad. Stevens, whose Irrita tion at the action of a number of Southern jack asses that were attempting to break into the course from which they bad been thrashed, In stead of eowiniT by the proper entrance, causod fears to be entertnlnod tor their safety if Con gress got amoiiff tbero. Bread and Buttor, driven by General Swift, a steed that there was money tn; the General evidently knew his "blx," and soon showed his friends Jite back- i i..' - Boxer a steed that struck out well at a regular Inock-down pace, driven by Mr. Morrtwjey, who wade a hit In a match with Congress: many of the spectators were struck by the skiltul action f the driver. ' , , . Popularity, driven with great skill, and verv ji)letly. by General Grt, was admired by all. John Uull, driven by U. Samuel; the driver nd an Alabatna wb5p, the crack of which im parted celerity to his steed. Fenian, a broken-winded nap, evidently once vk'orous steed, but nsed np by the mismanage ment of the driver, Mr. Htephens. Ben. Ilutler trotted out a new horse, im peachment," of which ttable men in general are rather hy. Tbe (ieneral is a skilled Jehn, however, and always keeps one eye out to windward. , iena'ors MrPoucal and Sauisbnry sported a light cutter drawn by the tpiritrd animal "Bar leycorn." The horse Is not reliable, but for a ehort "burst" is unequalled. Secretary Vpl,r8 turned out a characteristic equipage a sleigh fhaped like a sea-shell, and drawn bv a horse-mackerel. This steed is rather slow, but has trreat power of "holding on." GROCERIES, ETC. JAPU; SUHAR MOLASSES, AND Bethlehem Buckwheat Meal, JAMES R. WEBB, r ,4i U10HTH and WAXSTJT Streets. JilLfn AND I RESERVED FRUITS. FKACHES, GEE TEA". l-BKhN COT.K otb wnrttTiiFq. i'iifhrirh. TOM A10ES, ETC., JtCACKPE'iRlliB, QTJISCES, PLUMS, 1TC. ALbEKT C. R0EKEI8, PHALKl: IK F1KK GROCEUIKS, ( orooi EXEVEKIH and VINE Ste. 11 pM HAVANA CIGARS. ASCEOKE IMPOBTAIION OF HAVANA CIGARS Jat receive a, anfl for al a? reduced prices IIROBEI1T BLACK & SON, 5. E. CorneTlIOBTEKKTU and tHJSSSCT US, 1161rop INSTRUCTION. HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOTl YOUN LADIES, No. 3P10 CUE."iit'T Street, West l'Ui- lauelphia.rjY AST) BOARDING SCHOOL. . yniLIF A. C KEG Alt. A M , fRlNOlFAL. Tlit Sprlnf Hefion will cetiimtnce on MONDAY, I'ebrnaryl. , . Inv lotiolars. tier snlon SX tourdlng BCholurs, per netnlun tiWWI PUJFY APAPEMY, 10R BOYS, No. 1415 V UHTST STKKKT. EDWARD CLARENCE hXlTli. A.M.. Principal. Second Session will com mence Februarys A few pupils will be received to 1 11 vacancies. law FOR SALE. tOli SALE - TIIRKE-8T0RY BR10K Kenicence. No 1628 VI SF. Street, one of the best locations in PliHadelphla. The Houe is in thoroaeb re pair and baa all tbe modern tmprevements. Tbe lot Is Ut) feet deep to a sweet. Possession Immediately ; terms eany. Applv on UieemiM.J 10 too'olock a at FOR RENT. ft TOR RENT TWO LARfiE AND WELL Li Liuhted Rooms 25bv'Hleet; also, some smaller Hi oms. at Nf. 724 CHESSTJT street. 1 28 tl LOST. T OST-IN A CHESNUT STREET CAR, A I J ROLL OF NOTKS, about 20 or lb Uollarg. Tbe finder will be snitall rewarded by leaTing it wltn toe casbicratTHIKOl'FICK. 1 31 3t 4 j EWELERS. S. E. Corner TENTH ad CHESNUT. Great Tteduction in Pri:s. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWFXHV, SILVER-WARE, BRONZES. case rniKcirrx W&tchu and Jewelry Carefully Repaired. Particular attention raid to manufacturing all articles In our line. N. RULON. Kavinr en itased with KITCHEN A Co., Will be much picae4 to aee nit menus ana customers. 1 1 ira FREXCn PAINTINGS. JAMES S. EARLE & SONS Have Much Pleasure in Opening; To-day a Choice Invoice of FIRST-CLASS FRENCH PICTURES, Works of Willeurs, Frere, Gerome, Troyon, Ziein, Accard, Fauvelot, and others. 1'KICES MODERATE. EAKLES' GALLERIES, And Looking Glass Warcrooius, No. 816 CHESNUT Street. 13t4p k M PORT ANT SAI.K OF GOVERNMENT 1 'KHSEI Dki'OT Quartkkm aster's Ornrs, ) JlAl.TlMOKB, Mil.. January 30. Ii7. J Will be sold at l'ubllo Auntioo, at the port of Rultimoie ( llenderson's wuarr, f.ast jJnltl jnore). on THURSDAY, 12 M., February 2S, 1H07, the fcUPERB RIDK-WnKETj STEAMER COSMOPOLITAN, of 779 tons: loneth. 'ilh feet: breadth of beam, 'AX loot; depth of bold, 1.1 feet; cylinder, 50 melius and 11 feet stroke. A rare opportunity is afforded, in tbe sale of Huh Bteamer, to persons desiring to purcbase a really llrt-e)ub veati(jl. . Kbo la of light di auijlit, the engine and boiler ar in most excallaiit conditiou. and tue hull perfectly sound and utrooz. , It Ik believed that, lor size and build, tbe COS. MOPOL1TAN surDUSiLs anv vessel hitherto oll'ered bv Governmenr. tor m-I ut Lliia Dort Terwis Cash, in Governmeut f uuda, uu day of baiu. Further particulars may be lor.rnod on appll cation to the uniirMi-nii r.r in thft Auction' eers, MexKrs. ADR EON, THOMAS & CO., No. W Ry order qi Uia iiuurtormaster-General, . i; i ... . . A- 8- KIMBALL. ' Captain and a. q; M., U. B, A "221J7, r . IwputQuHrtermuster. rkBKEIt k HEARS REMOVED TO No. 412 ' jVBUMK Btnxt.-UBKl!. fcKARfl, lorBwrly 01 aoldamitti'iUall.LIhKAKV street, have removed to j0. 41i l-RDhK 8Uwu, betwuea ruurtti eixl Kiftb dtieeto, where Uiey will oouunue Ui.ir Meauleutory ol Gold CJbekue, llraceletit, etc., in every varletv. AIho the tele of ttoe Hold, bilvur, emllComi. Old Gold and DUver fcouitit JaaaaryLJUtni JlSJuj MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC. SPECIAL NOTICE. Vel-ets. MS. RHiborn. frapsa, Flewers reathets, etc., will bsoffxrAd tar two twla at aWRBAT AACHiriCR, tn o&T M make ream lot ei tensive alteration! at tn raihionaule Millinery Eatabliahnent OF MADEMOISELLE KROOII, 11 ttnthsJmJ No. 904 VH1HVT Btreet SPLENDID OPENING OP FALL AND WINTER 8TTLEH. MEH. M. A. BINDER. Ho mi CWH.MT Hirret, PhUartelplii-, 1MFOKTER OK LADIES' DRK8M AMD CLOAK TBI MMI OS. Alro. an eleaant sfx-k ol Imported Paper Pan emu for Ladies' and Cbililrea's lm. 1'arlsian Dress and Clo JUaklng In all Its varletits. Ladies furnUnlnc tbelr rich and costly -it-rlali tony rely on hein artistically fitted, and ibeir work flnisned In tbe moKt prompt and erti clrnt manner, at tbe low. t possible prices, at twenty foar hours' notice. Cutting and bastlnir. Patterns in sets, or by tbe single piece, for merchants and dres. makers, now ready. S2bm MRS. It. DILLON, Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street, Baa a handsome assortment MrLLINEBT. Alto, Bill TelTeta, Crapes, Blbbona, leathers. Flower Frames, etc. Ladleawbo make their own Bonnets sup plied with tbe materials, 7 m HOSrERY, ETC. OLOTEi TJDERWEAIi ETC. THE LARGEST VARIETY AT JOHN C. ARRISON'S. Nos. 1 and 3 North SIXTH Street, rElXACKLPElA. .Alio invrt i attention to his IMPROVED PATTERN SHIRT, Which has riven such general aatiafaction for neat- ncss ol lit on tbe breast, comlort in the neck, and ease on tbe thonlder. Made of tbe ben materials, by hand. 1 22 A PEBFECT ,F1T GUARANTEED. COPARTNERSHIPS. rpHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY L entered into ( opurtnershlp nnder the firm of HABDI&O & WHiTK.ior the transaction of the Wholtv sale Grocery Buaii.enn, at Nos. 29 and 31 tioutn FKO.ST Streets and os. it and Mouth w i ek street HENRY C. WHITE. Phlladelplila.tJanoary 22, lmil. 1 19 12t TJ s E THE a B RO n n m n i n en urn m mm m mm w For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Catarrh, Chronic EroichitiBjEore Throat and Lungs, Etc. Etc. ALLEN'S "BRONCHOIDS,' Also invaluable for Clearing and Strentrtbf niDK ttio Voice. ONLY 25 CENTS A BOX. 2one vennine witbont the written signature of JOHN C. ALLEN, Jr., OLE PBOPRIEIOtt SEVENTH and SOUTH Streets, rBlLWDELTHIA.! BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. 1 7 mthsl6t UHLEIl & HOPKINS, IF0BMERLT No. 8 N. BEC0KD Street, HAVE EEM0VED TO THEIR NEW STORE, No. IS South SECOND Street, ABOVE CHESNUT, Where they wDl continue the CLOTH AND CASSIMEBE BUSINESS, AS UERET0F0EE. 12 smwlot THE GENUINE EAGLE VEIN. THE CELE hrated 1RE8T0N. and tbe pure bard OBEEN WOOD CO AL, Dug and Btove. sent to all parwol tbe city at ae-M per ton ( euperlor LEHHiH afl-75. Each ol the above artlclet are warranted to Perr ftcteutufaction m every respect. Orders received at TP L O Ii. I S T 1' I . t . AND Preserver of Natural Flowers, A. H. POWELL, No. 725 ARCH Street, Below Eighth Bouquets, 'Wreaths Baskets, Pyramids of Cut Flowers furnished to order at all seasons W tirp A N O R D r V A 1C - T.r To Make an Ar,n;,..t. Bont TTlre, the River ft.i5S?,vln lce. .tatrucuon. iu ofWruiof Pht?61 and Common Councils im of VTv th.ilala phln do orduln. That the sum or a lve thousand dollars be and the same CitvTCe BZP7,ri?tedI o the Trustees of the City ice Boat, tor Boat Hire. In leinorlna the warrants"' Z' rlUFiXffiSJ The City tie BoaU ? drawn by lu. Trustee-of the , JOSEril F. MARCER. 1 Attest- - Ireldeut of Common Council. John ErusTEm 1 I Uc'rt of Common Council. JOMHUA 8PKKIN0, a ' ...j ,K,. ."resident of Kuleot Council. Approved this firm day of reoruary, Auno JeveulA? U 18w"'ittntl e'6ht hu-drd HllLtV .,. MORTON MrMTCHAEL, HI Mayor of Philadelphia. jLa-iip?iiay DRY GOODS. LINEN GOODS. STOCH COMPLETE. 100 Dozen Fine Doylies, $124 tcll37J. 100 Dozen Fine Napkins, f 2 65 per dozen. 100 Doxen Extra Good Napkins, $3 50 per dozen. 200 Dozen Fringed Towels, C275 per dozen. 100 Dozen Border d Towels, WOO per dozen, 100 Dozen Fine Damask Towels, $4 50 to 8 50 per dozen. Turkish Bath Towels. Fine Damask Towels. Bed Bordered Doylie. Bed Bordered Napkins LINEN SHEETINGS. WICK B-AKN8LE gllKEr Sus, BAIOISll P1L.LOW UUWEJFS., HUCKABACK. RXD DOBDERED IIUCK. VKBluEACIIED UUCK. 00 PlEt E8FINE A1SD MEDIUM Ql'iUTV 1TJCK. DIAPERING. IOO PIECES EXTRA t! HEAVY DIAPE1L IKti. EXTRA WIDE DIBD-EVE DIAPER. FINE IllllD EYEliINE.N', CHEAP. BUTCHER'S LINEX, EXTRA WIDTH. LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, BARGAINS. U MILE ACHED LINEN CLOTHS, FROU AVCTIOK. Table Linen by the Yard. 10 Pieces 8-4 Heavy Table Dim ass, $132. 10 Pieces 8-4 Fine Table Linens, $125. 8 Pieces 8-4 Bichardson Table Linen, f 1 60. 5 Pieces 8-4 Very Fine and Heavy Table Linen 5 Pieces 9-4 Earnaley Table Linens, 2 and $2 50. Power-Loom Table Linens. HALF ItLEA( HEDDA.HASK L.I3IELS, KED BOKDKHED TABLjC L1jOTI1, FKUIT CXOTIIS, WINK C LOTUS, Vj BLEACH ED TABLE LINENS, 62He. RICHARDSON SIIIRTIJNO jLINKN, Of our own Importation. Institution j and Hotels supplied at reduced rates. J, C. STBAWBRIDGE & CO. JiORIBWEfil CORNER: EIGHTH AND MARKET STS 1 llfswrp PRICE & WOOD, N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT, HAVE JUST OPENED A now lot or food styles Calicoes at 182 and 30 cents per yard; beet makes bleached and unbleached Muslins; All-wool and Lomet Flannels; Canton Flannels, etc, at the very lowest market prices. LINEN GOODS I LINEN GOODS! Beet make of Shirting Linens. 6-4, 7-4, and 8 4 power-loom lablo Linens. 8-4 Bleached Table Linens. Napkins, Towels, and Crash. Scotch Diaper, by the piece, from 1'86 op to t5. WHITE GOODS 1 WHI1E GOODS 1 Solt finish Cambrics, Jaconets, and Kalneook Muslins. Handsome Nainsook Plaid Munllns, large plaids, Swiss MuBllns and Victoria Lawns. White Tarlatans, from 86 np to 76 cents per yard. A large assortment ot Marseilles Quilts. Honevcomb and Lancaster Quilts. i Ladies' and Gents' Linen Canibrio Hdkfs. ' Ladles' and Gents' Hemstitched Hdkfs. i A good assortment ol Hosiery and Gloves. Now shape Hoop Skirts, best quality. : PRICE & WOOD, I . ; .' ''. ' '. ' . ,' K. V. CORNER EIGHTH 'AND FILBERT K. B JuBt opened, 100 dozen Linen Napkins, at 2 46, 92 76, 83. $8 60. ' . - ' VI nCiQ 00p SKIRTS. . fC)Q l)Zo ' LATEHT STYLE, JUBT OTJT OZO THE CHAMPION TKAIL, lor the Irawiag.rooiu, i yarus rouuu TUese Bklrts are in every way the most desirable that w have beretoiose olleied to tue public; also, complete iizJL .f i.lien' W lanes', and I uuuareu s riuln aud Trull Boop Skirt irom a to 4 ratas in clrcuailereiiee of every wdkiu. "', ""'" ana tetail. ana warrauieu vu kitp hu ukuou. ' CoQBUatly on hao low-prloed New York made Bklrts FUtua-d Trau.viv springs, w eeuuii to tpiuigs, SI 3 'bkirtsruade to onler, aliered, aud repaired. 1 Call or send lor Clrculur ol stvle, sUes, and prices. MauufHCtory and Haiesrooiiw. So. (Ut AlKJil wueet, iai5t0 .. WiLLUM T. BOPSIKB, DRY GOODS. 6 Bales Bussia Crash, S.h cent up. 160 Pieces linen Diaper, $2 50 to 15 OP. 500 Yards Good Huck Towelling, 31 cents. 80 Dozen Hack Towels. 12 25 and 13 00. SOO Tarda Heavv Irish Table ramasa, li a and 50. 70 Do:n Good Napkinsat t2 65. Finest Damasks, Doylies, Napkins, Tcwf, Ftc. SHIRTINGS. SHEETINGS. TICKINGS. FLANNELS. firoobc Look All-wool Shawlr, cheap, Black Thibet Lodr Shawls, W 00 to f IB 00. tVeallen Long Sbaw S6 00 to flO OO, Santnar Lone Shawls, f 10 00. Zephyr Shawls, cheaper. Fine Cloaks, closing ont low. Water-proof Cloaks, complete stock. Cloaks made to order. CASS1MERKS. Good All-wool CasBimeree, tV2G. Best C'aesimeres made, 81 Ml to 2 26. Finest Black Doeskins. Black French Cloths, lowest to host made. Water-proof, from 1 75 down. Ladies' Cioakingg, extra cheap. BLACK DRESS GOODS. MER1NOES, CHEAP A8 EVER. POPLINS AT LOW PRICES. BALMORALS, FROM 2 00 VP. NEW CALICOES AND KH1NTZE9. I12totbs4p LIIiEN STOliE. OQB ARCH STREET. To those fctoot purchasing LINEN GOODS, w would tay that oor stock was nevor larger or mo varied, consisting of the following: LIKEN TABLE DAMASKS, TABLE CLOTHS, all sizes, TINE NAPKINS AND D0YL1E8, TOWELLINGS, by the yard, LINEN 8HEETING8, all widths. LINEN PILLOW CASINGS, BEAVY BHIETXfJG LIN EN 8, FINS BOSOM LINENS, IHIET BOSOMS, ready made, EBIBT BOSOM i, fir Evening Wear, CRUMB CLOTS, LADIES' AND GENTS' KAltDKEECHlEFS, LINEN LAWNS, AND SIRDS'-EYE, MARKED DOWN. 2G PIECES Power-Loom Table Linen, SELLING Oil AT A LUUVY REDUCTION. PRICES FROM 75 CM IS PER YARD. GEORGE MILLIKEN 814thBtuQmrp) LTCES IMPORT EB AUD DEALER. JPRENCII LINEN GOODS. Tbe subscriber have Justreoe ved a lresb supply o those Teiy superior FRENCH LINEN FABRICS Which tbeybave prelenslt tn reduced to their ens turners. 1 be flax used Jn the -nituUlacture of these goods Is of a much higher gi ado i hau that consumed by the British manulacturers, mi 4 ' he fabrics are conse quently more silky and more rablo. In addltlon-to which, by tbe arrangements M tare made, we are enabled to sell them at lens tliaii li'lih Linens. We hay now In stock sad are owning Undressed French Eheeting Linen. Undressed French Pillow lUnan. Heavy and Medium Frenrf Shu-tings, design, with and Damask Table Clc'hs, nevi without frinere. Damask Napkins, Breakfast ni Dinner sizes. ' Fringed Damask Napkins, I? j li w, and Chamber Towels, extra fine Table Damasks and Diaper , by the yard, new mall designs. 0 14 smrp XHEPPARD.VANrimiSjtfN&ARR.SON. Importers of Linon and Uoutji-Fnrnishing Goods, No. 1008 CIJFjSvNWT Street. AUCTION J3ALES. P ANCOAST W A KNOCK AUl!TlllNu ! . UABUT 8treW. B. 8COTT, JR., A TJ CTIONEEB, 0. WJQ CUEBXV BT'11"' .-. .ii - j MARKET : vO NINTH. Jj DRY GOODS. I 229 FARJES& WARNER, 229 Ho. 229 North HIHTH t5trect, Abef Race, JWIMi orBN TO-DAT Another case Waltham rillow-case MuKlin. 20 cents; 8 cases sold within 30 days. Yard-wide Bleached Muslin, well-known make, 25 cents. Blrachod Muslins, all prices, and as low as the lowest. Unbleached Muulins, lowest market price. One bale 7-8 Doraet Flannels. 31 cents. One bie 4-4 Domct Flannels, 37 cents. All-wool Flannels, 33 cents np. American Delaines, new and choice styles. American Trims, handsome styles, lllack Alpacas, 40, 45. 50, 56, C2 oonts, etc. Uird-eye Diaper, tl-l $-50, 13-00, I3 &0, etc . Linen Towels, Napkins, Doylies, etc Hand-loom aud unbleached Table Linens. IJnen Shirt Fronts, our own make. 37' 45, 50 cents, etc. lllack and white Balmorals. 1175. over 00 uozen soiu. Honeycomb and Alhambra Quilts, etc. I-adles', Gents', and Misses' Hosiery, cheap. Lancaster Ginghams, 25 cents. Canton Flannels, at reduced prices. Ladles' and Gents' Merino Vests, reduced. SOMETHING NKW AND CJIKAF EVEUY DAY. FARIES & WARNER, No. -iio Nortu NINTH Street. o. 1W4 lUEsill fTtreet. 9 20 la Amtlclatlom of Removal to N. W. Corner ELEVENTH and CHEfiNTJT, White Goods. Laoes and Lace Goods, Handkerchiefs; Ladies and.Gects, every vanetv. Linen Collars and' CnfEfe, Veils, Scarfs, Neck Ties, Etc- EmbraclDg Novelties Adapted for j- HOLIDAY PRESENTS, AT RKDVCED PRICKS. C. M. NEEDLEQa aitg j,rwpQ tzo -oh CLOTHING. s -A. jV. B ' S STATES TNION CLOTHING HALL, No. 600 MARKET STREET. No. 006 A most complete stock of MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHlJia AT VEBY MODE RATI 1' RICKS. WE HAVE SMALL EXPENSES, AND CAN AFFOBD TO BELL WITH SMALL PB0IIT3. Fine Efklnio Iieaver Overcoats, only S26; line Beaver Overcoats, any dtsirsble color. Sri; Imsted Beaver overcoats. erv tine Chinchilla Overcoats, onljp til : iroated Beaver Suits, cootamlng coat, pants, and veet.tlO; fiiie snort l eaver backs, from SIS to fU; dark grey Harris Cavslniere hults, coat, pants, and vest, .J;do. silk mixed, only SM; blark. flaek Coats, lroni till to S20; Husiiiess Coau, from si to SL4; Pants and Vtsts to match, irem $7 to SUi Bojs' Coats, from 16 to tl4 1 l ams, irom 11ft lo S9. Come and convince vonrselves. 11 W 3m Sp F&RNITUR, BEDDING, ETC. T II E FURNITURE AT COULD & CO.'S FURN1TUI1B DEPOTS, j N. E. CO KNEE NINTH AND UAEKET STREETS, ' AND Nos. 37 and 39 North SECOND Street, 1 Is the Largest, Cheapest, and Best Stock in thi World! Fssblon, style, durability, finish, and combined in tneir Immense variety ol ebeapnens all cirr-MADB FCESITUBE. Xeiore purdbasing call and examine, o printed catalogue. find fori I aio sp j;0 HOUSEKEEPERS I bare a large stock of every variety ot FURNITURE Which I vni sell at reduced prices, conslsttng- oi PLAIN AND MAKKLE TOP COTTAtiB BUIT9 WALNCT CHAMBER BUIT8. PAKLOK H I ITS IS VKLVT PLUSH PAkl.OH BC1TS IN UAlB CLOTH. PAKLOB bl'118 hM KKP8. Sideboards, Kxtenslon Tables, Wardrobes, BookcatMi II attresoes, LounKbS, eto. etc P. P. GUSTINE1 8 II N. E. comer SICONU and UAOJS Streets. ESTABLISHED 1195. A. S. ROBINSON. French Plato Looking-Gl&sses, ESGEAY1SGS PAINTINGS! DBA WING Sf.ETC. Kanufactnrer of all kindi of L00KINQ-G LASS, P0ETEA1T, AND PICTTJBJ: PEAMES TO 0RDES. , No. OlO CHESNUT STREET TI1JKD DOOK ABOVE THE COJJTIHZSTAL, PHILADELPHIA. W fAND SEER'S ENQRAVINGS,. "SANCTUARY," and "CHALLENGE," $4 00 each. Very fine. MONARCH OF THE GLEN, $10. PIPES, N TJT-CBACKEES, and others, at thfr lowest and moat moderate prices.J FABLES' GALLERIES, No. 816 CH2SNTJT St. 1 28 IK JEITH & PICKETT, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AKD DFALEE9 IS WHALE, SPEEM, LAED, ENGINE, SPINDLE, AND MACHINERY OILS. Also, Agents for Manhattan Axis Grease Company. ISTo. 134 South DELAWARE Avenue IMwftnau
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