8
THE DAILY EVENING TFJJvGItAHI. PIIILADELPIIIA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1867.
AMUSEMENTS.
AeArmxT or Mchic. Th Iltcnmas Eno
aiPH (jrfBA Tkoutk. The microns that haw nt
naded the efforts of MIks Caroline M. Hlehitifss
m present in ber native city the operatic K"ms
f (he best masters, hus been most complete.
At her benefit Inst n'Kht, the Academy was
well filled, notwithstanding the very Inclement
weather. At the Matinee, this afternoon,
Mmrlha is being presented to a very large au-
OBCSonlay evening Miss Klchlna:s will pro
duce, in mngniflcent style, Balfe's opera of The
uote cf (ttile. The music of this boautimi
per will be given entire for the first time in
fills city, and the oast will embrace every mem
ber of the Kichings Troupe. Judging from a
tlreis rehearsal" bad this morning, we have
aodonbt that onr cltlr.ens will be delighted
with the work, and we hope that Miss Hielilnus
jnay be encouraged to give several representa
tions of the (to J'hiladelphia) new opera,
CTutHNTiT street TnKATRB. Mr. and Mrs.
Darnev VVlHiii'ns In two popular pieces to
night, and Miss Josle Orton as the "Little
fcavag'e."
Waiwut Strket Theatric Benefit of Mr.
J B lioberts, the efficient singe manager and
Mimilar actor. He will Bppenr as the "Duke of
tTloKler " in Shakespeare's Jiichartl III, a char
acter that he has played all over the world
with areat applause. Brougham's new his
torical drums, The Miller 0 JVeio Jersey, will
Onbyondany 6uie Philadelphia favorite. Mrs.
B. I Bowers, will commence a brief engage
ment. Arch Street Theatre. Mr. O. L. Fox will
rlriear to-night as "Tobias Shortcut" in the
iMr and us the "Comical Clown" in his
Sew and very successful pantomime of Jack ami
'"'im Monday evening the beautiful new drama
ailed The t'now Drop will be produced, with Mr.
L Fox in his great part of "Sam Sloppy."
Insisted bv every member of Mrs. Drew's Coto
yaiv. Jack and GUI will also be played.
akkbtoan Theatre. Fox's Variety Troupe
all appear this evening in a very attractive pro
gramme. Cakscrors & Iixey present their three new
burlesuncs this evening, besides a fresh. bM't of
ekes, souks, overtures, and chorusas.
Destructive Fire at Covington, Ky.
BENTON WOOLLEN M I LLS BURNED LOSS J2-' 1,000.
Abont half-past one o'clock this morning a
Are broke out in the Kenton Woollen Mills on
Vront street, between Scott and Greenup, and
in a very short time the entire establishment,
one of the most extensive and complete of the
kind in the West, was totally destroyed,
together with all of the machinery, and nearly
all tbe stock on hand. The fire originated in
the drying room, immediately over the boilers,
and was caused, it is supposed, by a defective
fine The flames, when first discovered, wore
bursting out of.the windows, and so rapidly did
lhev spread that by the time the engines
arrived the whole building was enveloped. The
mill which belonged to Messrs. Glaser Sc
Brother, of Cincinnati, had been in operation
abont two years, and gave employment to one
hundred and nlty persons, about half of them
Messrs GInser A Brother estimate their loss
at 8125 000, SKM.OOO of which is in machinery,
consisting of twenty-four broad Crompton
looms thirteen narrow Crompton looms, six
nets of cards, two dressing frames, two wool
nickers two 430 spindle mules, seven 210 spindle
tacks besides a number of hydraulic presses,
and shearing and finishing machinery, all of
tbe lutest and most improved patterns. The
stock of fancy cassimeres on hand was quite
large In aduition to which all the looms, nob
bins 'and spools were filled with yarn in process
of manufacture. A small quantity ot wool, and
about forty or fifty barrels of dye stuffs were
saved. Kverything else was lost. Messrs. Glaser
A Brother were i nsu red for ? 170.000. The follow
ing companies are the principal losers:
Commercial, Albany, New York, SilOO; Nor
wich of New York city, SiSOO; Loriilavil, do.,
tWXK)-' Arctic, do., $5000; Tradcsmens'. do.. $3000;
Jefferson, do., !000; Pacitlc, do., S2IK)0; Baltic,
io 2r00; North America, do., $"0')0; North
America, of Philadelphia, 3000: Stale of Penu-
Jvlvania, of Philadelphia, fc'JOOO; Koynl. of
iiveroool, England, SSHKi; United Life, of Cov
ington. Kentucky, S'MinO; Licking Valley, of
Uewport. Kentucky, 81000; People's of Cincin
nati, Ohio, 8.)000; Maunolla. do., t'r.ilO; Miami
Valley, do., $2.r)00 ; Ohio Valley, do., 80000;
Farmers' and Mechanics', do., J5O0O; Etna, do.,
$10 (WO: Commercial, do., 450W); Boatmen's, do.
$6000; Burnett, do.. S'AKK,': Home, do., S.VKX;
Mechanics', do.. fciWO ; Central, do., t-jOJO ;
Eureka, do., J"000; Enterprise, do., $5000; Laf.iy
ette, do., 85000; Germania. do., 83000.
The;floor of the Covington and Cincinnati
Suspension Bridge was slightly scorched, and
in veral of the guy-ropes burned in two. The
company also lost !oine timber, which was
lying in'an alley between the mill and the
bridge. A stable, belonging to Mr. John F.
Hunter, fronting on Scott street, was also cati
anmeri. One of the Cincinnati steam engines
came across the bridge and played upon the
fire. The Covington engine, U. S.Grant, was
early at the conflagration, and the company
worked manfully, but their efforts to save the
building were fruitless. A dozen engines could
not have checked the devouring element. This
is the most disastrous fire that has visited our
city for many years. Cincinnati Ecenimj Times,
Uh inst.
Mr. Charles Reade and His Critics.
Mr, Reade Bends to a Loudon paper the fol
lowing letter:
To the Editor of the London Sun. Sin I have to
thank you for some kind words relative to a
Matement lately put forth, that my story,
Griffith Gaunt," Is compounded from two In
dependent and original tales lu Household
Words.
Will you oblige me by stating, as the truth Is
that I never saw either of those tales, nor read
one line of them. By the extracts I am con
vinced they are simply short stories founded on
the cte celebre "Pivandiere." The bare out
line of that true narrative is made use of In tbe
econcLand third volumes of "Griffith Gaunt,"
&nd hence, no doubt, has arisen a part ial re
temblance between three tales of very different
calibre, based, however, upon one great fact.
In the parallel that has been drawn, all the
points of difl'erence between "Griffith Gaunt"
and his predecessors appear to be fraudulently
oppressed,
of course by this artlfiee, and by one criti
caster wordlag In his own languaite the three
English plots, a slight similarity may be luude
to appear a great one.
"When two short tales and one three-volume
novel are all based on an outline, that would
so into a page, the short tales mutt, by trie na
ture of things, be more indebted to the hUtori
n rr-rnrd than the volninlnous fiction can be.
Yet the editor of t he Mound Tattle picks me out
ot the three siory-ieners an lue uuu jjjukuw ibl.;
tri-volnmlnous Me.
I think the circumstance, apparently irrelo.
vant that I am sueioe this editor fordefatna
i 'hs BomethinB to do with this droll selec
tion iib has a mind to show one there are such
tilings aB impenitent liars as well as Impenitent
thieve. My auuruejr nuati biyo mm n jjiuuu
Let me add that to plagiarize is to borrow
Jrom a homogeneous, not from a heterogeneous
.,,,. when nnnrtlst of notion clothes with
. i n'nri vlmlltv the dry bones of a State trial.
ihu U not tonlutjlarlze. Dramas and tales tDat
o.oorwt m i,,nl rma.ln the delight and won-
ler of the world, have been so based on hlsto
via hioumnhiHH chronicles, and other records:
Indeed, the more we scrutinize the origin of
lastinu works, the more we shall incline to say
With the naturalists, ornnevivum ex ovo.
J am, sir, your faithful servaut.
Charles Reade,
Kntnal Aid Societei in Vranc. At the end
ot 1W7 there were In France 6288 mutual aid
owiet.iea ot vnrinns kinds. renrfKPntincr Pro
perty to tbe amount of about 1,600,000 sternue.
INSTRUCTION.
THE GREAT RATIOIUL TELEGRAPHIC
AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
No. 710 AHCH Street,
WILL OPEN 2
MONDAY. February 11.
TTAM1LTON INSTITUTE IK)R YOUNQ
I XI LADIES, Vo. W10 UiU&fHUT Btxect, Wert Val
vniUP A. CKLU K. A M , Ull sclFAL.
Tb Bprlng BeMiun will couuoeao on MONDAY,
scholars, per aeMion......
,MlW
GROCERIES, ETC.
JICIIARD W. FAIRTHORNE,
DEALER IN
TEAS AND COFFEES,
No. 205 North NINTH St.,
ABOVE RACE, PHILADELPHIA,
Having commenced business as above, culls the niton
tlon ot the public to hi carefully noleeiecl mid riUia
We STOCK Ob' GOODS of tbe very bent qualities.
IBf TEAS.
Ths choicest brands are now on hand, and the public
cun rely en purchasing these Koods cheaper Hum le-
here, having been purchased lorcath. and picked
iroiu stocks la the Custom iluuse bioies.
IN C'OFFEEW,
Tbe various tastes ol consumers will be strictly
ludleil,anil being rousted ou thedesslcatlnK principle,
will be found to contain inure of that aroma and
plqrlant flavor, so much admired by couuowwun,
than in Cofl'ees roasteii by the old method, anil will be
sold Irutn 15 to 20 cent lower than usual at other
mores.
SVtVKS,
Whole or ground, of the best quality only will be
kept. All goods warranted pure.
Orders by mall will receive prompt attention, and
goods will be delivered in any part of the city or its
Vicinity, tree ol charge. it 2
"J) AVIS' CINCINNATI
Kl'OAR-t'URED HAMS,"
YAKMOl'TII BLOATERS,
LARUE NEW DUN FISH,
JUST RECEIVED.
ROBERT BUCK A SO,
1 10 lm4p EIGHTEENTH and CIIESNUT Kts.
JJAPLE
SUttAR MOLASSES,
AKD
Bethlehem Buckwheat Meal,
FOR BALK
JAMES K. WEBB,
KIOHTH and WALNUT Streets.
PUS
AND rHESERVED FRUITS.
PEACHES. GREEN PEAS,
r iRti.N CORN, TOMATOES, tTC,
ST KAW BERRIES. rHEKRIEN.
lsLACKBEKBIKB, yilSCE, PLCM8, ETC.
ALJ3EKT C. EGBERTS,
DEALER IN FINK GKOCEEIES,
11 7rp! Corner ELEVENTH and VINE St8.
AUCTION SALES.
B.
SCOTT. JR., AUCTIONEER,
fliESNUT Street,
No. 1020
SALE OF FIN ELY-C.'A K V ED AC1ATR. BVKDIG
I.IO AMI AMAK.Mli VASJjS, BRONZE OUCKS,
I'K-VHES, AMC;IiOUl'KS. BOHEMIAN ULAe5
WAHE, Gil T t'ANDELABKAS, Etc.
On Wednesday Morniny,
Februnry at :o o'clock, at Scott's Art Gallery,
No. P :o C'liesmit street, will be sold a tine collection
ol the above mentioned articles.inonidlni; five superior
bronze 21-day clocks, nil the lwporlauou of a well
known firm.
The collection will .be ready for examluntlnn on
Tnesdtiy. l'Jth inr.tant. 7 6t
P
AN COAST & WARN
O C K
Al'CTIOSEEFS.
8184
No. 240 MARKET
Btreet.
FIRST LA ROE WS1T1VK SI'RINO SALK OF
AMEltlCAN AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS,
LINEN, AND HOSIERY UOUDS, ETC. ETC., BY
CATALOGUE,
On Wednesday,
Februnry 13, K, commencing at 10 o'clock. 2 S 7t
.'Rtelot,'ue mid samt.les early on the morning ot sale.
CLOTHING.
Q W A A B ' S
STATES UNION
CLOTHING HALL,
No. COO MARKET STREET. No. 600
A most complete stock of
WKN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING
AT VEKY MODERATE FKICXS.
WE HAVE 8MALL FXPENSE3. AKD CAST
ATPOKD tO SELL WITH SMALL PBOriTS.
Fine i fklrro Beaver Overcoats, only 26; fine Beaver
Overcoats, unv deelrktle color, tri: irostea Beaver
ivircoats. t'iti; erv tne tlnnclillla Overcoats, ouiv
121 ; fronted beaver Suits, containing coat, pants, and
vest, ISO ; tine enort Heaver hacks, from ell) to tH:
darkfrev Harris Caselmere Suits, coat, pants, and
ven..M; do silk mixed, cnlyi24; blak fack Coats,
from Ait) to 20 Kusintss Coals. Irom 7 to I4; Panta
and Vi'f.s to match, irom (7 to til; Bojs' Coats, from
16 to tl4; fants. irom fcl 'ib to tit.
Come toil convioce voureives. 11 14 3m Bp
TJ s E
THE
NCHOIDS"
BRO
For Coughe, Colds, Hoarseness, Catarrh, Chronic
Bronchitis, Bore Throat and Lungs, Etc. Etc.
ALLEN'S "BRONCHOIDS,"
Also invaluable for Clearing and Strengthening the
Voice.
ONLY 25 CENTS A BOX.
Son genuine without the written signatare of
JOHN O. ALLEN, Jr..
SOLE PEOPEIETOR
SEVENTH and SOUTH Streets,
YB1LADELPBIA.I
BOLD ET AIL DKUGU18TS.
17 mtbBlGt
s
ALE OK DAMAGED CLOTHING AND
KUUIPAUE.
Office Ahmy Clothino and Eqcipaok,',
is r. v j una, j' rvi uni jr o, iodi, j
Will bfi sold at Public Auction, on account
of the United States, at the Depot of Army
CUthingand Equipage, corner of Lalght and
Washington streets, in jNew iorK cltv, on
WEDNESDAY, tho autn or i-eoruary, im, at
11 o'clock A. M., and will be continued from day
to day until all are sold, the followln named
articles of damaged clothing and equipage:
Woollen blankets, greatcoat, mouses, um
form coats, bedsacks. shirts, drawers, greatcoat
straps, knapsacks, stockings, stocks, trousers,
knives, forks, spoons, plates, un cups, iiHt,caps,
lace, Drown Hollands, ouyartis; aipaca, iyarus;
boots, shoes, brass articles, musical instruments,
cap covers, etc. etc.
Catalogues may be had at the Depot; also
ga tuples ol the articles may be seen.
'lemis cusn, in Government lunus: len per
cent. down, and the balance before the goods
are taken from the Depot, which must be wit hin
three days from day of sale, under forfeiture of
Hip purchase and the ten per cent.
jirevei iirigauier-vjenerai i. ji. v i. iu.i,
2 1 9t Assistant Q M.-Ueneral, U. 8. A.
JHE GREAT KATIOHAL TELEGRAPHIC
KM COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
No. 710 ARCH Street,
WILL OPEN 2 4
' MONDAY. February 11.
DRF.F.K MSA KtMOVED TO NO. 412
PKl'NE Bire.-1RKLK AKARH, lorroerly oi
UolO'iiinn n'i, r"wt, n reuivveo
o. 4U PKl'E 8uti. uerwean ruorui uid Kiftn
tiecta, wtier tliey will continu. tlur Mimulwtory ol
(tola Chain. Hmetlu etc., in twiy vru. aiik) U.e
of ol tioid, BiJVtr, auaictA CM iiuid and
B liver bcu,Lt .. .
JhLUU 1, 1HH) lit tali
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
COM MONWEALT11
OF I'KNNBYIjVANI A.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or Tf!K
II FE
LQUTABLK
ASStKASCE
OF Till: UN1TKI) HTATliH,
On the First Day of January, 1M17.
J'lllMT.
1. Cnritnl iit.ck ......
2. iuinlier ol ai.HieM ot Mirk nuicnted
lor one tlionxnnd dt lv eai h.
3. Amount of asKlnlll on liihlnlmenU
on stnt k luiid lnciiHli
I IM .C0C t
lOP.urt)-')
8KCONL-T1IF I'ltO'V:iTY OP.
A'-sEfS 11KLD
11 Y T1IK COMPANY.
1. The value, or nenrly as nmy tin, of the
rel estBte held by tlio l imipftuy, cost... 4'2.T;1 I
2. A mount ol cmdi on IihuiI Jl,v. ;x
A miiunl of (Mtii dt'iKii'! tu tiatiK .,I4VI0
Xeiosuul In Lniled MnU 1 rust Loin
.imy ltvi.oio'OO
4. Ainouni ol ciihii in iiuntiH 41 ai;enia unu
iu course ol transmission, all Mince col
lected iSAVi'22
5. Aniuuntof Iipbiis M-mred by hmidn ami
uiortKaKes, coiisiUutinn the flnt lien on
real estate, on wliicli tliere is l-sa tlian
one year'a Inleiest due uiul owIhk 1,091, 1WII0
6. Amount (it loans on which Interest lias
not been paid within one year .None
7. Amount due C'omiinuy on which Judg
ment have been obtained None
8. Amount of slocks owned by the Corn-
juiiiy. whether of any State or tlm
united Muti-s. or of any Incorporated
city ol the United Slates. or ot any other
description, xpt-cilyiiiL,' the number of
hhaies. and the puriind tuarKet value
of the mime:
J'nr Value. Murk. Vnt.
U. PtRtes Cs of l-74 fifi.uwiio i?M,.,'.it-4o
t.s ol' lisbl.. ou.imi-iio t;i,ll-hH
" .Vins of Intfi .u.jino")
" ' lxv4 iiiini ...
" " lNi.(Nov.,May) 5ti.( 0-no ' ''J','u
" in',") (Jan., July) oo.W'O-iio
kmiis 4OI0U .17200
' 7-:ma (second series) lft'i.i'ji) i0 li;2,joii-37
New York City stocks loo.iou-oo lui.tiin n
State Slocks 1J0.oio-W) J I!.'2ii7-5n
Vlrcinia State 6s ao.otfrtnl lacwi
Tennessee Stute tls 'Jutxroo H.IH'TU
II. Amount of Stock held by the Company
us colluterul security for loans, wltti
tbe amount loaned on each kind of
stock. Its par and inaikei valno, I .onus
on call secured by rnlted States securi
ties, with margin of at lwist in per cent..
Auiounlof Premiums due, not yet re
ported, estimated (sinru reported)
Amount ot delerred semi-annual and
ouuiterly premiums, estlinutect
42.MO-10
A'.-J.OuO-OO
iiO,000-00
None
Nouo
2,2:i-:;7
lo.io oo
10.
II.
Amount ot assessmi nt on the slock of
the Compauy called In, due and unpaid.
Amount of premium notes duo and un
paid Amount of interest on investments
made by the Company, due ami unpaid.
Amount of inter si on investments ac
crued but not due, stimuli d
All oilier property ol the Society, esti
mated, fixtures, sales, Jiurary, aim oilier
property
H.729-W
Cash assets, 1st January. IN!
.I.OSI.iillMi
THIRD T1IE LIABILITIES OK
Til K COMPANY.
I. Amount of losses due and unoaid Noue
i. A mounlol the claims lor losses which are
in still or contested ty the company None
3. Amount ol lossesdunni; the year, whicu
have been paid, including additions 1H7,;CU"17
4. Amount ol losses ouring the year, which
have not been settled. In process of ad
justment claims not due CM.OWoo
iC. Amount of losses during Ihe year wlucti
are contested... None
6. Amount of losses during tne year re
ported to the Compauy uud not acled
upon 3,0001)0
7, Amount of dividends declaredto stock
holders, Peing lei;al Interest only 7,00i)-oo
f. Amount of dividends declared due and
unpaid - None
9. Amount ol dividends (eitner cash or
scrip; declari d and not yet due None
10. Amount of money borrowed, and Hie)
nature and amount ol security given.... Nono
II. Amount cl all other existing claims
against the Company 30,00000
FOURTH-INCOME OF THE COMPANY.
1. Amount of cash premiums received l.ClC.'JTS S
2. Amount of premium notes taken by the
Company None
3. Amounl of premiums earned
4. Amount of Interest money recelveu Iroiu
the investments of the Company 83,329'47
5. Amount ot income ot the compauy iroiu
unv other sources
FIFTHTHE
F-XPENDITUKES
PAN Y.
OF THE COM-
). Amount of losses paid during the year,
including dividend addltiuus ls7.2t9M7
2. Amouniof losses paid during the year,
which accrueti pi ioi to the year..... None
3. Amount at which the losses were esti
mated in lormerstateuient. which were
paid duriuu theyear -
4. Amount paid and owiug lor reinsurance
premiums .
None
None
;.7i0ci
Amount ol return premiums, whether
paid or repaid, paid..
C Amount ol dividends paid during
year
the
7. Amount of expenses paid during
year. Including rmnmisslnns mid
uring the
anil fees
paiu in ineAnents. Medical examiners,
and otllcers of Company; stationary .etc.
8. Amount ot taxes paid by the Company...
. Amount of all other expenses and ex
penditures of the company, including
licenses, printing, and advertising
1. Amount of promissory notes originally
forming the capital of the Company
i. Amount ot aid notes held bv the Coin-
230.0WM9
127:69C-l(i
None
pauy us part of the whole of the capital
"eo' None
WILLIAM c. ALKXANDEH, President.
XL B. HvPK, Vice-President.
Htott. (,f Xtw York. Hot,, of AVie York- s
ih.rn.r iX' .:,i V. r Ii C',0re lu,! subscriber, a Commis
sn ner lu uud lor the SluUi of New Yurk dnlv com
missioned and uuthorl
"n X& n rfvrKnKt to bu U8,! recorded
Oaths ai d aSibIS ''syivanla. and to administer
January, 'a. K IT "ou lh9" lirsTday oT
And I furlher certify .that t . .
examination of the condn h,TM?5.W,,.f
Assurai
r.sinvw'vr,yTtt"d
rVhatlhavexamir.,1
have asset
Hollars,
the hands of
ow lu
KOllia staletnen
lore-
beuled in the Kiau-ineni
e value repre
not inleresled In the atlklis. nilJr.i rury-'hat 1 am
, , 1 n witness whereof I rmPuy-
sKAh. my baud and h S' ul"Vr? he.re,,nt0 set
1 second dav r v i,r. .my.on'ulal seal, this
secoua day of 1-et.ruary. A i
COmmlHlona, for l-iKLI q
The Dividends of Ibis Comnanv ...
- -nunuareg every
anil ci r a avnilul.Ta . . .
ln paymeiltw
SECOND and Bubsequent premium.; not oeferred
.in IhA riflVtriAntnt tha ITTVTtt
Uu... r premium, as a tbe
case In tbe leading Note Companies,
p.lunli. flrcclarg. and full InformRtin. i , .
' w" ""'nisnea by
BETTS & RECISTER.
GENERAL AGENTS,
2 7 'A NO. CBKSNVT Btmt, PbilaUtlnlila,
DRY GOODS.
J. C. STRAAYBR1DGB & CO.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
Prices Very Low.
Great Dtprfson in the Woollen
Fine Kixcd Coating, half price,
toper Frtneh Black Cloths.
Biolleyand Zamhoni Cassimeres,
All-wool Caisimeres for Boys, 73 cents.
Good Stont All-wool Caisimereg, 90 cents.
Very Heavy All-wool Caisirneres, 81 00.
Elegant Mixed Cauimerea, $125.
Mixed Cauimerci, for Bprinir Wear, tl 25.
Ixtra Weight, for BuaineM Btiita, tl 50,
Double Twist Heavy Cassimeres, 75.
Very Elegant Caisinteres, $2 00,
FLANNELS.
wii.r.:i.rT ii.ANsi:i.N,,ii extn.
AI.I.-WOOL II.AXNr.lN, 33 Vt STH.
AI.LWOOL Wlltt: liAKMXN, 17 CKMN.
II KA V .) It WIIIIINIUH r.K. 62 :XTtt
l( . I. L. A H l v L, K ILANNKLN,
WlltTllN.
I Il.tl.F. ilt;Y T WILLI. It I'LAK.MCLN, 3
C 1 - I.
LINEN GOODS.
MSKS TflWrLK, l'.0 Pi: It DOZEN.
I.Alt 4 I'. IIIKMIt .AIX;S, t14-0O PER
DOZEN.
500 DOZEN TOW ELM, AT VEKY LOW
I'KM-EK.
30O DOZEN N A I'H INN, AT VEItV LOW
l-HKIS.
lI.tNDI.001I T A It EE I.INENN.CS CENTS,
CALICOES.
1 4 ENT I tlKOI I Ell NIKIN4J, ltEA(
Til l I. KTYI.I.fc.
KIKIN; Ni l EE ('4I.KOEN, NOW OI'EN.
W IDE M'llUU C.IMtIS,
COTTON GOODS.
Still Further Beductions in
WIDE NIIEETINI.N.
IMI.I.OW Ml M.IN,1
NEW YORK .HILLS,
W AMNI TTA.
WILLIAMS VILLE.
HE AKEH L TO (iETOI'R PRKEH HE-
loni: I'l iKiiANiNU i:iai:wiii:ke.
J, C. STKAWimilKiE & CO.
J0BTJ1WEM COWER
EIGHTH AND MARKET STS.
1 llttmrp
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS,
FOR LAD IKS' WEAR,
AT IMPORTERS PRICES.
some special lots containing SkO yards of celebrated
makes of KltK.NCllA.NU IltliH linj-:.nm, lH;lit,
medium, and heavy.
LINEN LA WNB, liird-eyo Mapers. 5 8, -4. 7-8, 4-4.
HtKNCH LINEN LAWNS, for Murpllcex.
LINEN CAM11BK and Ml KA K LINEN LAWNS
X' E W XV 11 1 'I' i: U O I H,
Ilolb l-laiii mid li-ck,
OF ENGLISH, FRENCH AND SWIS MAKERS.
rAMnitlCH, JACYINETS. NAINSOOKS,
SWIi-rS ItttOK AND MI LL Ml'M.I.NH.
I'AMHHK' DIMITIES. HA 1 It CVKU MUSLINS.
INDIA TWILL, striped and plain.
hOKA' FINISH C'AMBKIO. all widths.
DKCiANDlES AND TAKLETANb, for Evening
llreshes.
VKTimiA AM) lilSHIirS I. AWN.
PKHCALW. MADA1MLAMKS, 'O TTEI.f.l'K
KKKNCH DIMITY. t'A.MHKIC I N t l.( I II.
F1ULTIED A'lliUET AND COKDED A-KjUET.
floods on band from previous puruliusen aroutarked
down lu correspondingly low prloe.
ALO, A SPECIAL LUf OF
1000 Kottinnhana Lace Curtains and Fruited
Lace Tiditk, at very reduced price.
t
tHEPPARD.VANHARLINGEN&ARRISQN;
mrouTcits of
HOUSE-FUIINISHING DUY OOODS
8 14 6iurp NO. 100S 4 llfXX I'T MTltEET,
OOQ HOOP BKIRT8. fOQ
D-fa-O LATEST HTYLE, JU8T OTT DZO
I E PETIT TK1L, for the 1'rouienadOX yard, round,
.nr. (.nuarivil iJtAllj, lor Ul Drawlllii-rooiu.
yards rouad.
1 bene hklrts are In cverv way th. moat ddrabl tkat
have bcretotorc ofleied to the public auxi, cvrauleM
lint, of LadHM', Id !.', and Cbliarun'i flm aad Trail
"oop Miiru trots XH to 4 aid in clrcuiuirio ul
T j kqiu, aii oi "our own luaaa," t-'-iiIm.ii aiMl
letail, aud warranted U viva Mtk Iwtion.
MHKUuitly on band low-prtood New V or mad HMroi,
inf. a'J1t,'J. W lrlnn, M wuU W sviu-s. A (
irt made to older, id. aud rrpsuwd.
Vail or Mod lor Circular ol nt.ia, r'lTi. aad prtca.
Maouiaclory aud Huunwiiu,
.... o UDAhi.Ui.uMt,
UlSn w M.WLLLIAM t. nomuis.
DRY GOODS.
M A R K E T
VVINTH;
TAILOR DEPARTMENT,
SECOND STORY.
BALANCE CF
BOYS' CLOTHING
MICH REDUCED IN PRICE.
BOYS' OVERCOATS, FB0M S6 TO 515.
GOOD SUITS FOR 16, IS, $10, and S12.
MEfj'S CLOTHING
MADE TO O RDEIl.
With a well-orgaDlzcd force for tbe inannfac-
ture and sale of
CLOTHING,
And with liirjp, convenient, attractive, and
well-liylittd rtcnib, we are prtpured to oiler
greater iaduct'Uitnta ibau evir to our friends
and palraas.
Wholesalo buyers of FINK CLOTHING In
vited to examine. 12tutlis4p
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
Have lust ooened from New York auction sales, and
fcllier sources, several lots of CiOOUS liKLOW (jOLU
fiOoo.tn Linen Huckaback Towels. 12,'ic
Lllrtf Bi lIucKuluck Towem, i.j, uud 4.1c.
i arne size riutin lumitsk Ton els. .'no.
10 1 ow.eu Linen LoylieH, ut $1, )ica, tl37, $150, and
il '.S ner dozen.
A large uhsoi tmentot Linen Napkins, t'l'io up to !
pi r uo.bii.
l inen Itird-Kyo for Children's Aprons, 40, CO, C2J.',
7S. and ts.Jsc: very cneup.
hcotcLi Uiuper by the uloce, very clicap.
Linen liuckaDuuk Towelliiit,', Jl, 3i, uud 40c; very
Ii hp quauiy.
-4 l'o er-Loom Table Llii"nR, twc. per yard.
7 4 Lie acbed Table Linens, 'Hkj. per yurd.
tt 4 do. do, do. trill per yard.
4 Table miens, a Job lot, very beavy, 1 -j per
J a u.
Linen Table ( lotbs, 2!; yards long, fSt).
A lurKe asorlnjeiii binrtiui; Linens.
Heavy llmmlurle LIih iih.
WIIITi: U4Ml!tl-W0IITi: jOIW.
Just opened. rn Dlect sSoft-liuisli (.'iimMlcs. from 25c.
up to Mju. per j ai u, ibe btilunce ol uu importer's block,
s I. lob was buiiuiil ul (told pric.cH
bevcrul lots ot Wbilo Hrlllntnls, 0, lO, US, 31, 37;i
nnii &o cents.
l o. do. NainnooK Muslins, 2i, iS, ;:i, 27i.iuil
LU tents very cbeiui.
U0 pieces isiiiiisook 1'lald Jlusnus, nundsonie large
I'll Ids, very cbeur.
W bite Marseilles anC riques, 37,',;, Soc., uptofla
yuid.
eveul iois oi v icioria i.hwms, very ci,
t-eveial lots of Ladies' Liuen Jldkis lo sell, 12,'j, 15,
18 2(), 2ri, aiiu c
Gents' Hd k Is, 2.). 28, 31. 37'.,, 45, and 50c
Several lots of Cieius' Colored liorder lldkfs, very
cl eu.
jjiOief. iiemstucn uokim.
Ladies' Tucked lliikts. 37,44, Z0, and u6c.
Luce liorder lldkfs.. 31 vts.
A lume assortment ol Hamburg Edgings, Insert-
ings, and Flouncinys, a cbeup lot of Jjluiity Bauds,
Lie, Lie
nt'NLINN! JIlJlLLVN!
All the leading marks ot Muslins at tbe very
lowest prices.
w llliutnsviiie, v amsiuta, xsew Toricx-iiiis, jvmos
keai; A. Wliiiinsvllle. Whliuey. and Treulon l'tllow-
case and blieeling Muslins,
Aiuerlcuo Calicoes and utngnams.
PKICE A WOOD.
Northwest cor. EIUHTH and FILBERT.
S. 13. Just opened. 50 pieces Frencb Lawns, 20 cents,
alighily soiled, wortli :f7 10 -14
229 PARIES & WARNER, 229
No. 229 North NINTH Street,
Above Itace,
WILL orEN TO-DAY
Another case Waltham Pillow-case Muslin,
25 cents ; 3 cases sold within 30 days.
Yard-wide Bleached Muslin, well-known
moke, 2o cents.
lileHcned Muslins, all prices, and as low as
the lowest.
Unbleached Mnsllns, lowest market prices.
One bale 7-8 Doinet Flannels, 31 cents.
One bale 4-4 Domet Flannels, 37 cents.
All-wool Flannels, 33 cents up.
American Delaines, new and choice styles.
American I'rinU, handsome styles,
lilack Alpucas, 40, 45. 60, 56, t2 cents, etc.
lilrd-eye Diaper, 82-25, J2-50, S3-U0. $3 50, etc.
Llueu Towels, Napkins, Doylies, etc.
liand-looin aud unbleached Table Linens.
Lluen Hhiit Fronts, our own make, 37)4 ir
50 cents, etc.
lilack and whlto Balmorals. $175. over 60
doiu'ii sold.
Honeycomb and Alhainbra Quilts, etc.
Ladies', Gents', uud Mitres' Hosiery, cheap.
Itncaster Ginghams, 25 cents.
Canton Flaunels, at reduced prices.
Ladies' and Gents' Merino Vests, reduced.
(SOMETHING NEW AND CHEAP EVERY
DAY.
FAMES & WARNER,
W2
No. !4 49 North NINTH Ktreet,
m M. NEEDLES,
No. lOJM CIIESNUT St.,
Is telling bis Entire Stock, Com prising Every
variety of
WBITS GOODS,
LACES,
SKBB0IDEBIE8.
EABOKKBCHIEFI,
VKIL, ETC. ETC
At and b.Iow cost or Importation, prior to remoral to
UIRAItOKOW, 2tM
H. W. Corner ELEVENTH and CITESNUT Sta.
DRY GOODS.
LUiEU STORE.
28 AKCH STREET.
1 hnvo Just made out a red need crlce list for
all my LINENS, which cannot fall to give sails-
iHCtion to the m out careful buyer.
Jo thore about purchnslng LINEN GOODS. "
vre would say that our stock wus never larger
and more varied, consisting of the following,
ii.;
LINEN BAn'AMKN. ALL WIDTIIN.
TAIll.K (I.4TIIN, A 1. 1, HI.t.H.
flKK NAPKIKN AXI IMYIll:S.
1B1SII 1.1. EN MlIITIXiN.ALLWIDTllS
F K K N V II: r,IXKw Kill ftiw'V u r,
WIOTIIS,
1.INKN PILLOW CANIXOM,
1IKAVY HIIIKTINO LINEKK,
FIKK BOttOM I.INE.VM,
NlllItT RONOnN, HEADY". MADE,
eillKT IIOKO.H.H B KVKMNIl WEAR.
( HI Mil t LOT1IW, 8 3, 4 VAHU1 WIDE
FINK TOWELS,
TOWFXLIX4J BY THE YARD,
LABIIV A X D 4i EXT lI.4MKr.R(.'IIIEF9
LINEN LAW.S AND RIHO-EYE,
ET'. ETC. ETt.
MARKED DOWN.
200 PIECES
Power-Loom Table Linen,
SELLING OFF AT A HEAVY REDUCTION
PRICES FB0M 75 CENTS PEK TABD.
GEOUGE MILLIKEN'8
FAMILY LINEN STORE.
9 14 thstnfrarp
No. ARCII STREET.
No. CHte.NLT Strett.
E. m. NEEDLES
WILL 0FFEE HIS SI0CK
OP
WHITE GOODS,
LACES,
HUKFS.,
VEILS,
EalBEOIDEKIES, ETC..
I'.XTIL MAHCII 1,
At n! great sncrillce.to Insure Its being closed
otu prior to removal to
N. W. Corner ELEVENTH and CHE8HUT.
"(JIILEIl & HOPKINS'
F0EUEELY No. 8 N. SECOND Street,
HAVE BEHOVED TO
THEIR NEW STORE,
No. 48 South SECOND Street,
ABOVE CHESNUTk
Where they will continue the
kCL0TH AND CA8SI1IEEE BUSINESS,
AS HERETOFORE. 12tmwlm
HOSIERY, ETC.
JJOS1ERY,
GLOVES,
UNDERWEAR ETC.
Tur i Aor.rsT vadietv -arm
AT
JOHN C. ARRISON'S.
Nos. 1 and 3 North SIXTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
AUo invites attention to bis
IMPROVED PATTERN SHIRT,
Which has riven ruch central gatixfaction for neaU
nes ol fit on tbe breast, comlort ln tbe neck, and
ease on the .boulder. Made of tbe bent materials,
by band. 1 22m wis
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
pASTEl PASTE! TASTE t
TIIK UMION PASTE AND SIZING
COMPANY
Msnnfactnre a PATENT PASTE which only needs to
be known to be spprecisted. It la alwava ready lor use
Is warranted not to torment, and la sold cheap.
It Is jint up In borr.la, ball barrels, and boxes.
KEITH & PICKETT,
SOLE AUENT8, '
No. 134 South Wharves-'
1 26 tntlurtim
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