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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA , WEDNESDAY, MARC1T 27, 1867.
AMUSEMENTS.
Tn JAPANKfiK. UlHloy A Manure's troupo
ff luiflii'ru athletes will remain at the Academy
nly four nights more.
Till evening" has boon set apart for the benefit
of tlie Brest llamal-Karl-Hadakltchl. when he
will Milntat the grand fete tf equipoise, with hi
wonderful son " All-Klehl-You-Hot-lliilly,'
called the Four Lndder Aerial BnsponHlon Act.
On Friday evening "Littlo AU-Hlght" takes
a benefit.
Saturday afternoon and evening, farewell
performances of the Japanese in this city.
NKWCnKRNUTSTRKKTTiiKATRB. Miss Helen
Western appears aa "Captain Kyd," this even
ing. In the Wizard of the Hen, and also iu the
beautiful musical burletta of Jenny JLind,
Miss Helen Western will shortly prooi-ed to
California on a professional tour. Hlie has boon
tendered a vast number of engagements in the
l'nclflo cities, and is about to fulitl them. MIhs
Western will be Bccomnauied on her tour by
lr. J. A. Ilerne, who will supnort her lu all of
her plays.
On Fridnyevenlng Miss Helen Western takes
her farewell bene tit.
On Saturday afternoon the usual family mati
nee will occur.
Walnut Htrfkt Tiikatkk. Miss Lucille
Western will appear as -Tblsbe, the Actress,"
in Vletor IIugo's.S7v of ttU Mure, supported by
Mr. tUeorgo 11. Clurlie, Charles Waloot, Jr.,
Miss Annie (Iraham. mid others.
On dit that Rlnnuger Mngulre will visit Paris
during the coming summer, with Miss Lucille
Western, on a professional trip. If this enter
prise Is undertaken, the American visitors to
tht? Exposition will not be deprived of their
JCail Lynne lachrymosures.
New Alien Strkkt Theatre. The success
ful comedy of Ourt will be presented this even
ing, with Mrs. Drew as "Mary Netluy," sup
ported by the favorite of the Company.
Frldny, benefit of Mies Lizzie Price. Satur
day, benefit ot Mr. (leorye H. Gritllths. Next
Tuesday evening, Mrs. K. N. Thuyer will talio
her annual beuellt.
New Amkrican TriKATRK. Miss Jenny Bon
boh, the grand bullet. Miss Carrie Austin, nud
the great variety troupe appear iu au attractive
programme.
Musical Fund Halt,. The Mendelssohn
Musical Society give a grand concert on Satur
day evening. Wolo, chorus, and orchestral
music form the selections. It will.be one of
the best entertainments yet given by this
thriving musical association.
The Throne of Roumanla,
Tbe following historical item is given by a
Bait. more oarer (the Wecker), on the authority
of General Sifjcl. It snows that the sugges
tion thnt the throne of Koumania be occupied
by a l'rince of llohenzolleru wus iirst made by
a New York merchant:
Alter the Kussiaus timl evneuted the D.inu
bian Principalities, at the begiutiiug of the
Crimean war, these provinces were, as is well
known, for some time occupied by tae Chris
tians. The inhabitants were eeneraily opposed
to the permanent stay ortne latter, ana n Rood
deal of discussion arose among the people as
to what the end migut be.
At this time (December, 1854), a number of
German merchants met casually one eveuiusr at
13ucbarest, and over a glass ot wine talked over
Ihe fate ol the country ; when one ot them, Mr.
William Aufermarjn, eiucc settled iu New York,
jokinply suptfested that they should write to
the Prussian Prime Minister, Manteutlel, and
point out to him the splendid opportunity oJ'er
ine for disposing or one ot the scion9 ot the
Jlohcnzollern fatiiily.and relerrinnnore p;irtica
larly to the Prince of Hohenzollern-Simar n
pen, who had then but recently resi;ned his
diminutive throne in favor of his bier cousin iu
Berlin, and who was then residing in Duasel
dorf. No sooner said than done. Tli3 letter
was drawn up by Mr. Autermann, and signed
by him and two other gentlemen. While the
letter was being tolded and sealed, a distin
guished Roumanian, Bojar Bratianu, who was
of the party, and who evidently looked at the
matter seriously, asked permission to add his
name to the signatures, which was glally con
sented to.
Eleven years after this event, Prince Charles
of Hohcnzollern-Siemarioeen, son of the very
Prince just mentioned, after a romantic journey
in diseuise through the territory of his Austrian
neighbor, was elected Prince of Roumnuia; aud
when he made his triumphal entry In Bucharest,
there rode at his side none other than the Bojar
Bratianu, the last s'gner of the letter suggested
ana written oy the New yotk merchant.
How Liquors are Made.
Dr. A. A. Hays, State Assayer of Massachu
setts, has been heard before tbe License Coin
niittee at BostoD. His testimony is reported in
the Bot-ton papers. He explained the method
of anaUzing liquors in his office. He then stated
that a large proportion ot the wine sold is not
made from the grape juice. JThere are more im
pure spirits sold now than at any former period
Within his knowledge. He could easily tell
whether wine had been enforced by brandy
or not. The liquors generally sold are
manufactured. The seized liquors are gene
rally worse than those which can be bought
ot the more respectable dealers. New
liquors, of a strictly spirituous kind, exert
a poisonous influence aside from the
alcoholic element. This Is the case with imma
ture wines, when compounded ftm immature
hHuors chosen for that purpose. The use of
liquor diminishes the vital lorces and douo les
Vuualo shortenin- Cf jife. TLa lnes
was asked If be "wished to say auvlhing with
reference to the medical testimony given tor the
petitioners, to which he replied that Dr. Clarke
tad explained the whole subject physiologically
in a beautiful manner. The statement that
alcohol produces Jat, oris a substitute for it,
has no sufficient chemical basis. It does not
prevent the disintegration of the tissues, but
that is not a healthy action. The community
would be saved a great amount of misery aud
crime if alcohol could be banished in all its
forms, save enough, in the case of wine, for
medical purposes.
The examination will be continued at the next
session of the committee.
"What Alia the Oyster 1
It is not bo much with the exquisite anatomi-
B1 nitnrA of trip mnnupl that tno hnvn nnur
to do; its enemies, habits, and mercantile
value are matters demandiug our more imme
diate attention. Oyster dredgers hate the mus
sel, and brand it as a destroyer of oysters un
accur-ation more fancied than real. 'We do not
Bay the mussel is entirely guiltless, and wMrc
ready to admit that a native is now and tfilSk
killed by mussels. It happens In this wise:
The oyster, feeding and fattening in indo
lent enioyment, oilers to the baby mussels
drilting about, mere waifs in the sea, a tempt
ing resting-place, and so they make last tneit
beards and settie down tor lite. The ovster,
unconscious or heedless of the irrowing evils on
its shell, continues to enjoy ine accoruing to
the most approved fashiou of oysterdom. The
mussel's strength lies in his hair, as did Samp
eon's aforetime; the beards grow anil gradually
extend until they cross the edges ot the oyster
shell?. Too late to remedy the evil, the stupid
cative contents himself by sucking In a living
through an aperture which day by day grows
less. At last the mussel shuts the oyster s
mouth aHogether; and, unaoie euuer u.
dnuk. or 'uhistle." it dies; the murderer,
dredaed up, perchance, in the very act, the
whole mussel family are stigmatized unfairly as
oyster killers.
The Storm in the Fak West. The Leaven
worth Times learns from it3 far Western ex
changes that snow storms and snow slides
from the mountains for the last month have
been unprecedented. A great deal of damage
has been done within the last few weeks,
bouses having been crushed under the weight of
Bnow, and several lives lost by persons having
been caught and smothered under the snow
slides From all accounts, the mountain men
predict a heavier June freshet than has ever
teen witnessed by the oldest inhabitant of the
West. ,
Growth of Iowa. It is estimated that the
population of Iowa wm swelled at least sixty
fii,.nsandbv immigration during 18to. 1ms
SSEfwS pliably he exceeded during the
present year.
WANTS.
ri'O CAPITALISTS. WANTED, $50,0(10 IS
. L""Je.for """" . Kecurlty nnitiiutited. Inte
l.nt 7 H-lntli per rent, p. r annum, besides Interest In
n i)H leg operation equal lo the auiouut of the louu, aa
a oontiH. '
lor particular address
HEAL iXTATE SKOTTRITY,
LA I'lEHltR IIOTTSJ5,
?JL11 . d I ad el p h la.
WANTED KVbRr MAN TO KNOWUAT
CH be made by selling me
1'ATKM A'l.MObl'llKltlO UUTTKH MAKKIt. It
ccistH hut 30 rents ami retails lor fa. Call ai No. 413
CHKSNUT (Street, Konm No, I, second door, and see
It drt a t'litiriiuiK i'l lu o'clock every day from sweet or
sour milk. Mate and Coiitn v JtlxUUi lor sale. 1 1 U 6t
FOR SALE.
GEKMAN'fOW N KESIDBXCB ON TUL-
peliocken htreet full SALK, containing 2 acres.
House supplied with all City conveniences, aiahle,
and rurrmgc-hnuMe. I.nt luiif out In lnwn, veuelnble
iiarden, and amply supplied with fruit, shade tree
and Hliruhtiery. inquire at No. IK I'iULAJjfc.i.PH I a
fcXCHANHK. 8 25BI
FOK RALE. THE VALUARLK W1IARF
AjtPllOl'KKTY. No. 3.-U N. IiKUWAIlK Avenue,
u ltd iroril, l.v leet deep to Water street, with three
story lirli K Building thereon, together with a Wharf.
76 leet, extending In length lhii leeu Aoply to
LKi 1HH CRANE IKON CO.,
3fl Hlm No. W N. IiKLAWAkK Avenue.
TO RENT.
VALUABLE STORE
TO LET,
No. 811 CIIESNUT Street,
Bank of the Republic Building.
also, two Ltitui: noon.
88
APPLY AT THE BANK.
fft GE3MANTOWN. TO KENT, A FUR
iJitnlHlied (loublH llou.ie foroueor two years. Situu
liou very desirable.
Apply at
3 M "t No. 4 N. WnATlVICS.
FOR RENT-A STORE ON CflESNUr
iitrcet, lilted up for Uemlenien's Furnishing
Hoods. Ksmblished liusiness, nood location. Address
"j. 1'. 8.'' Kvening Teleuriiph lli-e. a 27 at
TO LET LARGE Jt'AHLOR AND CHAMBKR
(lin iilsbed, wub board, lu u respecluble family,
lteference required. Address
&MZl A.,unice Evening Tclegrapli.
PAPER HANGINGS, SHADES, ETC.
WEW SPRING STYLES
rbila!eliliia Wall Papers!!
HOWELL & BOURKE,
X. F. Corner I OURTU and 3I1MKET,
MAN'tTACTURERS OF
PAPER HANGINGS
and 319 3mrp
CURTAIN MATERIALS
1867. spring. 1867.
WALL PAPERS.
F. NEWLAND & SON,
NO, S3 NORTH MNTII STREET,
3 22 fmw2m
Onedoor below Arch.
PERSONAL.
Cm nrv b o u n t y-last
WEEK.
1 JJ Soldiers, brlnit in your discharge
betore
luc) late, to the oltitst Army unit Snvy Asienci. Itounly
lor 1.081 JJisi'iinruCH, inoreisea tensions, itation
Money for Prisoners who died la Itebel Prisons,
Funernl Jiipenses lor Penusylvuiim boltliers, col
lected by
JOHN II. FRICK,
Notary rnblic. Commissioner lor all the Stales,
No. 2-J3 IjOCK Street: Residence, No. 14 LINDKN
Street, Germaulown.
l'ASSKJH'l'N 1'ltOCURKT). 3 A !t
CLOTHING.
QIIILDREN'S CIOTIIIXG.
?I. &IIOEMAKEK A CO.
Rrspectfully In form their friends aud tbe public tbat
they bave removed to
NO. 1024 ClIEKNl'T STREET,
(Lately occupied by K. & M. Needles), wbere tbey are
now opening an elegant assortment of goods tor
BOYS. UIRL8, INFANTS, and MISSES, lu the
latest Paris and Londoa styles. Tbe public la Invited
to call and examine. 3 26 2w
CASTING'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OP NAPTHA
CURES CONSUMPTION.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGOIS: B.
DTOTT A CO., AGENTS,
lm No. aa North RKCOVD Btreai
ipy.jp WM. D. ROGERS,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
Mauufacturer of First-Class Carriages
ONLY.
NOS. 1000 AND 1011 CIIESNUT STREET,
21 fn.w2m PHILADELPHIA.
QAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
I'd, Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit voiiipaujr, ior mi Bare
KeeulnR of Hoods, Stocks, and
Oilier Valuables.
CAPITAL $J00,000
UIHKCTIIKH.
N. B. BROWNE. iKDWAKD W. CLARK.
CLARENCE 11. CLAUK.I ALEXANDER HENRY
JOHN WELISU. IS. A. 1!AL1JW1LL,
J. OlLLlNUHAM FELL.lHENRY V. UIBbON,
CHARLl.a MACALKHTKR.
Office In tha Eire pmot UiillilniK of the Philadelphia
Natloual j$aiiK,tjlf.JNU I titreet aoove r onrtD.
Tb la Company lecMlven on denoHlt. and GUARAN
TEES THE MA EE KEEPING OF VALUABLES
upon tbe following ratio a year, vIk.:
Ciiiidoii Bonds (I per $1000
Registered Bonds and iSecurltlus U) cents per I luoO
(iold toin or nnuion fi-znpur iiuu
Hilver Coin or Btilli. u t per fin
i,,hl nr Hilver Plate SI ner 110
C'hbIi Boxes or small Un boxes of Bankers, Brokers,
Capiiuiisis, eiL'.,:uiiiKiM. uiiHiiowa 10 wo jouipuy,
Hui.i 1 it v limited, tin a year.
The Company offers for RENT (renter exclusively
holding me nicc-i uiDiu&novAuuia.i
fM, ;tu. 4u, (60, aud 173 a year, according to slioa aud
"coupons and Interest Collected for one per cent.
i..iJm,ui Mil.iwed on Money JJeDoslta.
This Company Is auihorbied to receive and execute
Trunta of every awcniiiMiu.
lm wtrp N. B. BROWNR. President.
ItufcbMT f aitkon, fcecruiary ana 'ireuaurer.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
GENTS WANTED FOR
OENI HAL I.. C. nAKER'.l
History of tho Secret Servico.
Tbe Mont Exciting and InteresiInK Book Ever I'ub
llnbedl Thlswork mbrare an authentic and official ac
count ol the hliberio mippreKned lactii and Inh.rmiv
iton obtdni (I by Hi'ne al ilak r, dnrniK nl live years'
service as Cblefof the National littecuve Police It
was announced a year aio, but owing to the attemnui
of the government to mipi.ress It, l, publication was
delayed. It will now be Iwned, unaltered and un
abridged, under the supervision ol General linker
The Utile Information and meagre accounts of his
operations d rived from the newspapers of the day.
have onlv awakened a more Intense desire In the
mluos of tbe readlnir i nmmunlty, to learn still more
C!lMa.suel1!.l.reto,ur8 " by thecurtam of
This book ellectuallv lifts the veil of sreresy. and
lays bare their Inward recesses to the lnsnectiifn mid
criticism or Hi world. inspection aud
The morals iif the National Capital are thoroughly
ventilated, and there are some strange revelations
concerning beads ot departments, members or Cou-Kref-s,
lemale pardon brokers, and distinguished mill.
try rharaclers.
prtlrillli interest these mnrvellons narratives
SVS'"iVi'l.H vim!1;? l"? """""A exnerlencesof
KJL til Hand V I L.OI (i. and possess the rare merit
ol truth tor their recommendation, beluii all attested
bv the blkhest MUclal authority. . ' K attested
fetid fur circulars and see our terms, and a full de
Bcrlption of the work. Address
. UARHETT A CO.,
8 21m No. 702 CIIESNUT Street. Philadelphia.
VTOW BKADY HARLEM, AND OIUEIt
XM POEMS, 11Y i. J. LEElMJAt. '
"Tbey are all written, tbounh ot dlirerent metres, n
that dolt. insinuatiUK tone which Is so eooihing to the
reader, and as an evidence ol ureal merit, always
leaves Its Impress upon tbe heart," Otniumtowit
ItU pi aph.
lor sale by T. E. ZEI.L A tXJ.,
Publishers,
S 9 niwslru Nos. 17 and 19 H. SIXTH street.
WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
HENRY S. HANNIS k CO.,'
Nos. 218 and 220 S. FROM Street,
OFFER. TO TUB TRADE. IN LOTS TO SUIT
Two Thcnsand (2000) Barrels Free
OLD RYE WHISKIES
Panging from THREE to TEN years of age.
ALSO.
8ix Thousand (6000) Barrel :n Bond,
DISTILLED IN 186S AND
Liberal contracts made for lots to arrive, of this
year's manufacture. 2 9ruwf4ra p
H. & A. C. VAN BEIL,
WINE MERCHANTS,
No. 1310 CHESNUT St.
RYE WHISKY,
Tbe choicest lu tbe market,
PALE KlIEItltY.
Just rectlvtd frotn London.
OLD LO.MIOS DOCK POUT WINE,
Our owu importation.
11 19mwfi'mrp
II. A A. C. VAN BEIL.
pIPER HEIDSIECK,
TEH ZEN AY,
91l)l'll "1XIBA BBl,"
VEUVE tXIQUOT,
ST. MAKIKAVX,
GOLD SEAL,
And other favorite brands of Champngne,
IMPORTED (IUAUS
Of well-known brands,
H. & A. C. VAN BEIL,
1 19 mwffmrp
NO. 1310 CIIEKNUT NT.
QALIFORNIA WINE CO.
WINES,
Fiona tbe Vineyards of Sonoma, Los Angeion, and
Yt uiia Counties, Calllornla, cousistiug of tbe
following:
WINE BITTERS,
JUIS'ATEE,
CAT A Wit.
tLAHir,
1'OKT,
JUHANDV,
IIIAIIPAVNE.
These WINES are warranted to be the nure Juice Ol
the grape, unsurpassed by any In tbe market, aud are
highly recommended lor Medicinal aud Family pur
poses. For Bale by
E. L. CAUFFM AN,
AGENT,
NO. 21 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
3 1Swsl PHILADELPHIA.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
USE HASTINQ'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OP NAPTHA
80LD BY
DTOTT A CO., AGENTS,
I
No. 833 North SECOND Street
(TRENCH STEAM
SCOURING.
ALDEDYLL, MARX & CO.,
NO. 188 SOUTH ELEVENTH STREET
AMD
MO. S10 RACE STREET. tl mwf
(yd o? 7Mcste4
DRY GOODS.
DVIN HALL & CO.,
No. 23 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
OPENED THIS M O II N IN (J,
IIENEA MI.KS,
STRII'E MIEKN,
t'OKDED SIEKS.
MOIRE ANTIQUES,
ri'EKIOR PEAIN SILKS,
IEAID KII.KS,
SIEK IMIPMN'N,
And a Great Variety of New Styles of
DRESS GOODS.
S27 Wf2l4p
PROMENADE AND TRAVELLING
DRESS UOODS. .
MODEt OI.OUS TA.UISK.
NODE OEORS I'OETNKASC.
mom: oeors jioi ssi:lis.
?CODE lOMlltS IMUM.I.S.
A N D A V A 11 1 ET Y O F 51 1 X E D A X Il, V I
4001S,1N I'OLOKN, I OR LADIt.S' Sl ll.
CUBWEN STCDDART & BROTHER
NOS. 150,452 AND 15 1 N. SECOND STREc.T,
8:eat above willow.
18G7. 21KECT FROM MANUFACTdnERS.
Jl&T OrENED AT TUORNLKY'S.
lease or superior HOOP SKIHTS, best styles and
makes, at prices irom tl up to 2'
One lot ot beautllul HfUlNU CLO rilS.
bevetal lots very desirable CAsslMEUES.
rpleudld fclLK POPLINS in plalda and stripes.
Vtry heavy rtcb BLACK felLKS
Double wldlb line PLAID UOODS for children.
FRENCH CHINTZES, PERCALES, FHjUKd,
DELAINES, Etc.
El A EN diOODS AND FLANNELS.
Power-loom Taole Linens, tpecially deslr.ible.
Klvii Milln Uama k T ubie Linens beautllui.
'upkiiis. Towels, lioylte, Diapers, Cra-lies, etc.
litst muaes 01 Miirling unu Kni'i-ling Linens.
Linen llaudkt-rcblels, lir Ladles, ueuileiuen, a cl
C blidrt n.
Muslins, Calicoes, Tickings, Checks, Shawls, ilulln,
and While Hoods generally, ut tbe very loweal post.
ble prices
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY,
N. E. CORNER E1VIITH AND SPR1SU
VARDEN STREETS. 3 lb 3luKp
JNo. ilUI CHEsivt 1 Mieel.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Will open at this location In a few days
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT
or
WHITE GOODS,
LACES,
EMRROIDERIES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
VEILS, ETC. ETC.,
Selected by one ot tbe Arm In the
EI ROI'EAN MARKETS.
T RETAIL.
POPULAR PRICES IN SILKS,
DRESS WOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
3. IN ENS,
MOURNING GOODS,
CASSlMEBIi, AND HOUSE-FURNISHING
DRT GOODS.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
881m HO. 77 CHESNUT STREET.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Nos. 405 and 101 North SECOND St.
OPENING DAILY. a8
smwtl
RE-OPENING OP
"New Mourning Store."
This Store has Just been opened with a well-selected
STCCK OF
MOURNING GOODS,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
Also, tbe largest and handsomest assortment ol
IIOlKNISiU MILLINER V,
Everofl'eiod in tills city, manufactured expressly
tor this establishment.
NO. 1113 C11KS.MIT STREET,
"UIRARU RCW.'
A. M VERS,
R22lmw2m Lately of Now Yo k.
W. Corner of y
XToTurtb aud Ajrob ts.
ARE OPENING NEW OOODS FOR SPRING
or
18 6 7;.
FASHIONABLE SILHS.
STEEL COLORED POPLINS.
MAGNIFICENT ORGANDIES.
NOVELTIES IN SHAWLS
HEAVIEST BLACK SILKS.
NEW GOODS DAILT, I 6 wfmSia
DRY GOODS.
3 P RING ASSORTMENT
CP
nOlISE-FI'RNISlIINO DRT WOODS,
consist ma or
LINEN, COTTON, AND WOOLLEN OODS,
For Household Use, at Reduced Prices,
SUCH AS
LINEN PIIEETINOB.
IILIOW 1.LNKNH,
1) A M A b K TABLE
CLO I lib, 2 to 7 yard
Km.
QC1J.TS,
COTTON BHEETINOS,
PILLOW MUMLINS,
TArll.E L1NENH.
DAMA.SK NAPKIN'S,
HURDKKED 1UWEL3,
ULANKET6,
EMRROIDERED TABLE AND PIANO
COVERS, ETC.
Also, Irom the late AUCTION PALES IN NEW
Voiih.a lot of
M HT CHEAP HEAVT HICK TOWEL.
LIN4.S,
E.MEKOIDERF.D TA M BORED DRAPERT
Ml' SLIMS.
I.Ali: AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
tlllI D nOKIIER AND HEMSTITCHED
' HANDKERCHIEIS.
ShtFPARD, VAN HKRLIKGEN i ARRIS0H,
17 llll
NO. H CIIESNUT STREET,
22V) FAKILS Si VVAKJsEK, 229
NO. 2 NORTH NINTH STREET,
Alcove Itafv.
Eltfirhcil Rtid Unbleached Muslins, 12J c, up.
hot HinlteH Muslius, lowcKt tuurket prices.
Lust rillow-ciihe MuhiIu, 1 cents,
line tnKc IiiHt-color Ciillcoes, U'4 ceulH.
New Bpilut CullcoeH, 12, 15, Is, aud 20 ceutu.
I'tiiK, lilue, and UulM-'reucli I'eicnles.
Floured 1'crciUes, Kuwlish.Moui ulngClilutzt'S,
t to.
tpi ltig Delaines, Poll-de-Ctievresi 5 cents.
Table Linens, irom 50 cents up.
Towels, Bird-eye Linen, Nuraery Diaper, Etc.
Best ronkes oi Slilrllng Linens.
Oue bnle good Russia Crush, cents,
ltu dozen Boy a' bordered Llueu UandkerchlefH,
cents.
LehL black Alpacas, 40, 45, 50, 50, 02, G9 c, etc.
Ail-wool Elan-iels, 31, 35, 37, 40ceuU, etc.
Doiuel l-'lunueU, -j, 3u, 31, oia cents, etc
W bile Uoods imm Auction.
One lot very tine Brilliants, 50 cents, worth
7a cents.
Plaid Nainsooks, 25, 31, to 624 cents.
Kine hti ipt d Nuiiibvoks, 5U cis., Jaconets, 25c.
LUmburg Kdglngs very low, etc. elc.
FARIES A WAKNER,
No. Nortu NINTH Street.
Linen Shirt Krtmta, made of UicharilHon'sand
Dunbar's LlnetiN, expressly tor our sales, 37J-i, 45,
fill. nil. ti'A(.. tio. and 7; cents.
Tlit".- ply Linen Cutis, 13 cents. 9 29
p rj I C E flt WOOD,
N. W. tor. EIUIITII and FILBERT,
J 1ST OPENED
3000 yards Spring Delaines, 25 cents.
Knsl Color Calicoes, 11, 12J.J, 10, and lSJc.
Choice Shades Colored Alpacas, 40 and 50c.
Choice Shades Colored Mohairs, G2 ceuts.
Black Alpacas, 53, 45, 50 cents, up to SI per
yard.
Block and White Stripe Skirting by the yard.
Fine French Percales.
WHITE UOODS ! WHITE OOODS I
Nainsook Muslins, very cheap, 25, 31, 373a,
40, 60. 60 cents.
Solt Finish Cambrics, 25, 28, 31, 35, 38, 40, 41. 47,
50, 56 up to 69 cents.
Soil Finish Jaconets and Victoria Lawns.
A cheap lot of Stripe and Plaid Nalusoous.
Muslins from auction, very cheap.
White 1'lques.
Mart-elUes, Honeycomb and Lancaster Quilts.
Table Linens, Napkins and Towels.
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Mus
Bus, Pillow-case and Sheeting Muslins, at the
very lowest market prices.
Bancs ins in Ladies' and Gents' Linen Cam
bric lidkls.
Ladles' and Gents' Hemstitch Hd km.
Genu' anu Boys' Colored Border lidkls.
PRICK & WOOD.
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Streets.
N. B. Dally receiving New Ooods. 10 22?
QPENINC.
M K V CLOAK STORE.
NO. 81S ARCH STREET,
Between Elgbth and Ninth Streets, South Side.
Tbe latest Spring Styles, In every quality ot Clotb,
at very low prices.
Ladies In search ot NEW SPRING SACQUES
should Inspect our designs and assortment betore
purchasing elsewhere.
DAVIS' NEW STORE,
TIIE ARCH STREET CLOAK EMPORIUM,
318niwf2m No. 818 A RCn Street.
JUST RECEIVED,
A LARGE LOT OF READED SILK BELTS,
SELLING AT (1, WORTH 3, AT
WILLIAM EONNERSTADTER'S,
No. 103 North EIGHTH Street,
3 18 13t Second dour above Arch.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
THE CHINCARORA
ANTI-NERVOCS
SMOKING TOBACCO!
The CHINGA MORA TOBACCO grows from the rich
soil of tbe "ORIENT," aud Is possessed of a pecu
liiirly dellcloui llavor, entirely unknown to tbe
tLbiu cos of all otber climes. Hut its unprecedented
popularity baa sprung troui the tact of tbe entire ab
sence ol that deadly poison, Ntcotln, which permeates
every oilier tobacco, and which Is tbe one and sole
caube ot tbe distressing nervous diseases, dyspepsia
eic, which most invariably, sjouer or later, follow
the liidiilKence cf tbe pipe and cigar. At tbe recent
analyzallon ol tobacco from all purls of the world at
tbe Academy of bcieuces, In l'aris, the renowned
CberuiHl, M. J.Hinoureuux, ueclared tliitt while Euro
pean and American tobacco contained lully eight per
cent., and the purest Havana tobacco from two lo IWe
percent, of A'iccim. the CH1NUARUHA did not con
tain one dlHcoverable panicle of that deadly poison a
drop of which, extruded, will desiroy lite.
Our Ageut at HOM HAY has shipped us laree Quan
tities ot the CHINUAItOKA during the last two
years, and although we bave been pressed to supply
the demand for this delicious luxury to tbe Veierau
Bmoker, yet we are now prepared to oiler It in un
limited quantities, at a pi ice much lower than some
American tobacco of a lar lufurlor quality.
A connoisseur has but to smoke the American to
bacco and cigars, which are Invariably chemically
flavored, to be disgusted with tbe medlcluul taste,
which leaves a iiauaeous, unhealthy coating lu the
mouth, and in lime uever tails lo shatter the nervous
.Vi'J'Y of lhe "ORIENT" smoke the CHIN
CARORA Irom morn till night, irom youth to age,
and are happily unconscious ol the wild, distressing
tire which courses tbiougb the veins of the Inhaler
or the fumes oi tobacco containing Xirutai.
I" ?Jl.,.v.Ue "very lover of the weed to try the CniN
uahoka, and guarantee unprecedented pleasure In
as delicious llavor. bold everywhere.
EDWIN M. COOK & CO..
Sole Agents and Importers or the CHINGARORA
TOBACCO tor tbe United States and Canadas,
and Dealers In all kinds of
Havana and American Clgan and Tobacco,
MAIN DEPOT, 3 18 mwfSnHp
NO. 107 DIANE STREET, NEW YORK.
CARPETINGS1
QLEN ECHO MILLS.
CIERHANTOWN, PHILADELPHIA. ;
McCALLlIMS, CREASE & F10AN.
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET.
MANUFACTURERS OP
THRKE-PLY CARPETING8.
EXTRA HUI-ER INUKALN
HU1KKFINK INOKAIN,
FINK JNOHAIN,
TWILLED AND PLAIN VENETIAN,
RUGH, MATS. ETC. '
JJcCALLlMS, CREASE tl SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET,
1 .'' I Kit OF
CAEPETINGB, Etc.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH AX.MINSTERM
ROYAL WILTONS,
TAPESTRY VELVETS,
TAPESTRY KRCSSELS,
RRl'SSELS,
ENULISU OIL CLOTHS,
HEMP,
COCOA JIATTISMJH,
CANTON 1M ATTIN.S
ENOLISH ISURAINS,
SHEEP SKINS,
ADELAIDE JI ATS,
And a full assortment of
I'OKEItwN OOODS.
JJcCALLlMS, CUEAiE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET,
JOUltEltS AND DEALERS IN
CABPBT11SGSS Etc. Etc.,
Would call the attention of the Trmln to what
are iieiioiiiiuateU "fill l.A DELPHI A. OOODS "
to which they glvespci'iiil utteutlou. '
JJJCCALLUIS, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET,
AGENTS FOR;
WISNEK H. TOWN. ZEND'S ana
A. FOLSOAl & SON'Si
OIL, CLOTHS,
AND i. W. CH IP.HAN A O.'S STAIR PADS
AND CARPET LIKINGS. i Wrpsiu
QARPETINCS!
300 Pieces of Elegant Patterns
OK
ENGLISH BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY
Just arrived from Europe, aud now la Store.
Alio, a complete assortment of
ENGLISH ROYAL WILTON,
ENUL1MH VELVETS,
ENGLISH RRCKKKLS AND TAPESTRIES,
THREE-PLY AND INURAtN.
VENETIAN, FOR HALLS AND STAIRS,
9IATTINUS, RIGS, MATS, ETC.,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
IN ALL WIDTHS AND UTILITIES.
LEEDOI71 & SHAW,
NO. 910 ARCH STREET,
D2fmw2mrp .Between Nlnln and Tenth.
JUST LANDED,
ENGLISH CARPUTINQS,
YELETS,
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY,
INGRAINS.
C Also.NEW STYLE VENETIANS, for STAIRS and
HALLS, Willi. separate Borders to match, all made
expressly for our sales by the best manufacturers,
aud will be sold at lowest cash prices, 2 1 fmwsmSp
REEVE L KNIGHT & SON,
No. 807 CIIESNUT ST.
CJARPET1KGS! CARPETLNGSl
J. T. DELACROIX,
No. 37 South SECOND Street,
Baa received per late arrivals, a.large and varied
assortment oi
J. CROSSLEY A SON'S RRUSSELS CAB.
PET1NGS, NEW DESIGNS.
Also, a laige lineol Tlifee-ply Kxira Super -d Fine
IMiKAIN CAKfKTiNU.CUTTAUKaud H 0 CAH
Vk.1, OIL CLOTlitt, bHADfcS, KTC whlcn will b
sold at greatly reduced prices, wtioleHale and retail.
J. T. UKLACKOIX,
No. 87 Soutu HKCONU Htreet,
Between Marketand Cliesunt Htreeta,
N. B. Particular atlenliuu paid to the fitting upol
Oilices and Cuuutlng-rooms. t Uiux
JOHN R. WHITE.
NO. 13 NORTH SECOND STREET,
FIRST CARI'KT STORK ABOVK MARKJE
JUlilKK ANU UEALKll LU
CARPETINGS,
8IATTINGS,
OIL CLOTHS
WINDOW SHADES, ETC.
AT TI1K VKItY LOW KMT Hit ICES, ittlm
QEORCE W. HILL
HANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
CAKPETINGS,
If 120 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Hason hand a large assortment of DESIRABLE
PATTERNS, to whlcn he asks the attention of buy.
ers. 1 18 wfmam
HATTERS.
SPRING ST TEES
GENTS' DRESS HATS,
LARGE VARIETY OF FANCY STYLES,
SUITABLE FOR TOUTII AND CHILDREN
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES NOW READY
CALL AND EXAMINE TUEX. I U lmrp.