8
FOURTH EDITION
TTM WASHMGTOn THIS AFTERNOON.
ISPBCllt DESFATCEKH TO BVBNINO TlXBflaAPH.)
fk Ootirnmnit Printing P.
Wakhinqtow, April 6. The Com mil toe on
Printing, on an order of the House, rn.it yester
day to investigate the purchase of paper made
last November hy Cornelius Wendell, at that
time Superintendent of Fuolio Printing.
Confirmations.
The Senate has confirmed Henry G. Thomas
to be Major-General by brevet; and Wag'sr
Kwayne, Thomas jl,. Crittenden, Daniel K.
Blcklea, Joseph J, Reynolds, Benjamin II.
Orlersoii, and Nelson A. Mllot, to ba Brigadier
Generals by brevet.
Assessor Fraxer's Speech In the Senate.
Mr. Chandler, In the Senate to-day, read from
Thk Kvbnino Tblkorapu of yesterday the
concluding portion of the speech of Assessor
Frauler, In which be defies the tsenate. (Julie a
aansatiou was crealed by" the reading, and sena
tor Kesseuden, who wa referred to upproviugly
in the sptcoh, seemed much annoyed.
, Sumner vs. gaulibury,
Mr.Fumnerdld not call up his resolution to
day for the expulsion of Haulshnry for drunk
enness, and it is understood that Saulsbury la
to be put upon probation beforo the resolution
is pressed. After the Introduction of the reso
lution yesterday, Hnulsbury weut across the
street to Whitney's restaurant to borrow a pis
tol, threatening to shoot somebody.
Personal,
f Senator Cameron has gone to Ilarrlsburg.
Proposed Sew Hotel.
The agent of the New York Hotel Company
to-day completed the purchase of tho Old Capi
tol building at about tiO.UOO. It Is desitfued to
erect a hotel on the site.
Russian America.
TheBcnate Committee on Foreign Relations
will report back the Russian treaty next week,
when a prolonged debate ou it is expected. The
banccs ere in favor of its ratification.
The Russian Treaty.
The Russian treaty project gains ground la
the Hen ate. A prominent Republican Senator
said this morning that lie would not be sur
prised if the Committee on Foreign Relat ions
ere to report in lis favor early next week, it
Is not probable, however, that it will command
a two-thirds majority at this session.
Strang Order from General Grant.
General Grant has Informed the Military
Commanders at the Mouth, that they must not
remove Governors of States.
Condition of Snrratt.
The warden of the ciiy Jul! publishes a card
in which he states that Murralt cannot escape,
and is treated like the oilier prisonets in a simi
lar situation.
Registers In Bankruptcy.
Chiel Justice Chase lias determined that only
one Register of Bankruptcy is to bo nominated
by him for each Congressional District, aud
that they must be counsellors at law, recom
mended by their respective Congressmen aud
by the Judges of the "dist rict.
United States Senate Special Session.
Washington, April . Mr. Authony (R. I.), mud
a report from the Committee on Printing, against
priming additional copies of llie Heport of the Com
missioner ol Agriculture, but providing tnat Hum
copies of those heretofore ordered oe furnished lo thai
cilice, in order to meet the demands on liliu.
Mr. Chandler (Mlcli.) remarked ilist the Senate had
himerio been very liberal towards nomiuees, and us
an luhtunceef lioSr I Ley expressed ttielr ttraliiaile lie
caused to be read an article from Thk Puilaoki.fhia
EVBNINU Tei.kohafh.
The Clerk read it, In substance, that acompllmeu
tnry serenade was on Tbursduy night tendered to
John W. Frailer, continued as Assessor of internal
Ktvenoe for the First District of Pennsylvania. Tills
peiilleruan Is reported to have said, In acknowledging
the honor, that a number of tils radical friends have
inxlied bim to return to the fold, whioh lie declined.
He did not consider himBulf under any obligation to
the (Senate, lor he was appointed to rill a vacancy.
Politically, lie was still a conservative, In favor of
Johnton. Grant, and ike Supreme Court, in contradis
tinction to Huniner. Stevens, and iiuller. He was
acaliist the radical element, the trampling or the CiMl
aillullou under foot, the injury of the currency, etc
Mr. bumner did not, as was expected, call uo his
resolution for the expulsion of Senator Haulsbury.
The Senate went into exocitlve session.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE?,
Senate.
Hjumisiumo. Aprils. Nearly three hundred pri
vate and local bills were reported from the various
committees- ...... . .
Ueneral Fisher moved the reconsideration of the
vote on the final passage of tbe supplement to tho act
for tbe Inspection ol building In Pnlladelphla. giving
the appointment of Inspector lo the Court of Common
Pleas, WHICH Vm Utfiveu tu, nuu ku uiii nos punt-
jponed.
The Appropriation bill came up on the second read
ing, 'i he new provision reported by tne Senate com-
mlltee. repealing tne law graullng peuslous to indi
Keut soldiers of 1S12, being under consideration,
Messrs. Wallace, McCouaughy: Lowry, and liigliam
spoke against the repeal. Messrs. Laudon and
Urown, of Mercer. In favor of it.
(ieneral Fisher appealed to the Senate to retain the
1 aw providing ror ma oiu soiuiera.
House of Representatives.
' Mr. Oldham called up the public bill authorizing
rauinrtion In the capital slock of Oil Comnanies and
equalizing the taxes relative thereto, which was
The House hill to provide for the removal of pau
pers Id certain cuses was pusseu.
An net authorizing the commutation of the death
punishment In certain cases was passed. The Dili
xeaus as iuiiowb-.
rhat in case of any sentence for murder in the first
degree, the Governor may, upon the petition ol such
Mrmn r.nnvieted. urant to such convict a D.trd 111.
upon such conditions, with such restrictions, unit
upon such limitations as he deems proper; and lie
,, iiuiiin lil warrant to all ill oner oilluera In carry
auch pardon Into effect, whicti warrant shall be
obeyed and executed Instead of the sentence originally
awarded, and tha terms and conditions upon winch
aurh nurdnu is uranted shall be speclUed and set fond
lo the warrant so as aforesaid Issued, provided that
lu all cases in which the sentence of death sh:di twi'o
.n.r ho nrniifiunnnd. uo couditiunal pardon sliatl he
granted unless a majority or (lie Judges of tbe court
before whom the convict has been tried, one of whom
nhall be a presiding or law Judge, shall advise and
..A.mmiiiiit Hiii-h conditional pardou. and provided
further, that no right to expatriate any coavict shall
.xlst by our virtue hereof. ...
uu.iii.ii 'i. it miaii be. and it Is hereby maue tbe
riotu nr Kiierlllii. Wardens. Jailors, and Keei.ers of
prisons, and each of them, to whom the custody of
... ' i ., k n nn,n.,,ni If Ilia (anil. anH
ItlCD CUUV1LI nuuiu uo liuuiiuiuu'., " ... .
condltlor s of such pardon had been presented id the
niiirt trvlim hi in to restrictions of the warrant of the
Governor to ao bus perform such things In reference
to his or her continued custody, which it would be his
or her or their duly to do, if the terms and conditions
of the aid warrant bud beeu the sentence of the
tXiurt In which the said convict was tried.
. ...n.... a M'Vtatt a Mim'irt ta niirtlmieil nnoil fnnrll.
tious lo be by bim or her performed, or with restric
tions and limitations, tho oflicer to whom the warrant
lor tliat purpose Issued shall, as soon as may be alter
the execution of the sums, make return thereof, with
i.iu dumps therein, to the Secretary of the Coinmoa-
wealth, aud be Khali also tile In tha Clerk's otliceof
the Court In which the offender was convicted an
attested copy of the warrant aud return, a brief ab-
stract wuvreoi tne iierK auau nuujoiu w mo ruvru oi
the conviction ana sentence, i-asseu.
IIbaeinos at tub Central Station. Before
Alderman Beltler. at 2 o'clock to-day, W llihim
Kussell, residing at No. 233 H. Front street, was
charged with receiving stolen goods, lie was
held In 85000 bail for his good behavior for one
Charles Baker and John Kkulley, cliarced
wit h iielnir concerned lu the larceny of the box
of jewels from Graham's BugRue Kxpress
TaRon, were netu tu ciuvu unit tor uuii (uuu uo
bavior for one vear.
Michael McAudcl, who has the reputation of
fcolnp a thief, wns charge I witn larceny, ana
was held in SloUO bull for a further hearing on
r-iiiiuruay next.
Cohomer'b Inqdebt. An inquest was hrlJ at
1 O'clock this P. M ori the hodvof.Tohn O'Ltrlun.
Bijed a, who, on the evening of the 2Hi.li of
.o.u, whs run over Dy tue wasningtou nose
carnage at the corner of Fifteenth uud Arch
Bweew, irom tbe efltots of which he died yes
terday, The Coroner'. Iiifs rciwluu,! too I., I.
IowIuk verdict:-That the said John O'Urleu
came to Ills deuiii fnm inina. ru.,.iDUH k..
?P!!'i0J Vle JfwHo' an aocldent, between the
1'blludelidilaHoKeHii.c.n. ...i .,.
incton Hose carriage, Mattb 28. 1MU7. on Aroli
l,iiwwn. Ku'enth nd Hixteei.tu, Uled
t x cu..rJ.iu lliWpllHl April 5. 1S07.
MR. wurdoch'8 Buccssn Mr. James K.
Murdoch Is gteeted r,-.....
most ti ahlonahle audlenoes. with' tha must
oisrr.minaung applause. On the ooctsl.vi of
ll'H Oei eOl last lllltht. tha hnnu nrnarflivl In
very part, and many peraona left the tbimtre
unable to obtain ellgiblfi positions to observe
the great l'bildelpha hlstrlon.
To-night Mr. Murdoch nriea.ra aa "Rover " In
Wild daU, arofe that he renders with great force
and vivacity without being loquacious an end
moot umu'.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY,
DRY GOODS.
229 FARIES & WARNER, 229
NOltTII NINTH STltEKT,
ABOVE RACE,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
One case Water Twist Bleached MdsIIds, 20 cents
per yard.
Bleached Muslins, 12X. 15, 16, 18, 20, 22, 25 cents, etc ,
Yard-wide Bleached Muslin. It cents. ' '
FlUow-ca-e Muslin, l.'i yard wide. 23 cents.
1(1-4 iileacned blieeilng.
WllllaniHvllle. Wanisutta, Semper Idem, Amoskeag,
Forrestoale, Bnpenor Shirting, etc. elo.
Best makes ol Unbleached Muslins.
WHITE GOODS I WHITE UOODNI
FROM RECENT AUCTION 8 ALES.
Nainsook Muslins, 81, 37 X. 5, and 60 cents.
Plaid Nainsooks. VH. 31, XI ii, 50 cents, etc
boJt Finish C'amurics, 37 45, 60, aud 60 cenU.
Fine Victoria Lawus, 87, -16, 50, 60, and (16 cents.
Very Hue Swiss Mulls, cheap.
Job lot Shirred M nsli us, 75 cents, worth f 1.
Very fine Striped Nainsooks.
Bargains in Linen Handkerchiefs from Auction,
Hoys' Bordered Linen Iidkfs., 12 cents.
Ladles' aud Gents' Plain Linen HdklB.
Gents' Colored and Bordered Iidkfs., etc. etc
Table Linens, Napkins. Towels, etc.
All-wool and Hornet Flannels, cheap.
Linen Shirt Fronts, our own make.
Iielaiues Calicoes, lilac Alpacas, etc. etc.
PARIES & WARNER,
22 NO. 82 SOUTH WISTH NTBKET.
A T RETAIL.
POPfMR PRICES IN slLKW,
DRESS (iOIIIW,
WHITE ;OOS,
LINENS,
ai nisiK G4ons,
C4KS1ME1IES, AN n HOUSE-FURNISHING
IKT CIOOUM.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
881m
. 717 CHESNUT KTKEI1T,
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS, &C.
JOHN C. ARRISON
AT TU OLD STAND,
NS. 1 AM) S NOETII SIXTH HTREET
run.Ai rtLraiA
Would In vile the attention of bis friends and
customers to his
URUK AND MI'IRIOK ASSOBTJIfT
op
HOSIEUY- GLOVES,
ASD THE I ATI ST KOVLTIEs FOB UEN
TIKMOS 1VEAB.
ALSO,
TO HIS IJirBOTED PATTERN SUIBI,
Made of the best materials by hand, and war
ranted to fit and give satisfaction, or monei
refunded.
PRICES MODERATE. 1 22rp3
CLOTHING.
gOYS' CLOTHING.
We Lave now the best assortment of
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR BOYS
EVEB OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
A large assortment o'
Fancy Coatings and Cassimerea
FOR CJ EN TEEM EN TO OKOER FROM
F. A. HOYT & BRO.,
TENTH AND I1E.SXET .STREETS,
3 80smwlmrp AbSKMBLY BUILDINGS.
QUJLDREN'S CLOTHING.
M. SHOEMAKER Jk CO.
Respectfully Inform their blends and the public that
they have removed to
NO. 1044 II ESN ITT STREET,
(Lately occupied byE. M. Needles), where they are
now opening an elegant assortment of goods tor
BOYS. GIRLS, INFANTS, and MISSES, in the
latest Farts and London styles. The public is Invited
to call and examine 8 262W
WEDDING CARDS.
PAHTY INVITATIONS.
TUE LATEST NOVELTIES.
It. HOSKINS & CO.,
STATIONERS AND ENGBAYERS,
1 ltuths6mrp WO. 9ia ARCH STREET.
BLANK BOOKS,
OF inE BFST QUALITY,
ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER.
COUNTING-IIOVSE STATIONFJBT.
R. HOSKINS & CO.,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
STATIONERS AND PRINTiERS,
1 1 tnthsflmn
NO. SIX ARCTf STREET
B3Tt
KOTICd!. THE STOCKHOLDEdS OP
the PKNfvSYLVANIA HA1LHOAI) COM-
PAN Ylfpursiianl to udjouruuient had at their annual
meetliiK) will meet ut Concert Hall, No. 121a L'll E--N
UT street, In ti e city of Philadelphia, on TUKd
liAY,tlie iMilU duy ot April, A. IK 167, at li o'clock
A, m... auu in me in nereoy given mat at nam meeiiug
the Act of Assembly, approved March 2'2d, 1BU7. en.
tilled "An Act to rental an act entitled 'A further
supplement lo tl:e act incorporating tlie Feimxyl vaulu
l(uiiroiuyiiuiiiiiiy, HuinorizniK au lllureuse of ciipilai
bioi Ic and in Imrrow money .' approved the twenty-
nrm un in.n. j. it. one tnnuauna eiL'Hl liundrea
sndsixty.Hlx: nji'1 hIko to authorize tbe Pennsyl vanla
Railroad CompBtiy by tuisai-t to Increase ilscupitul
stock, to IsHtielionds and secure tne situie ov mort
guse:" apnroved the twenty-necoiid day of 'Murcli.
A. D. Ie7: a prm.iKi.d Increase mereiinrter ot the
capital stock of tld Company by ,,(,iUIK) HllareH and
tne Issue if (he Hume liuu, time to time bv the Board
ol J;irctorH. and the proponed exerciaB by the said
Roaid of J ilrettoiH of tl,. powers granted by the "a d
sot of Ihsulng houdu and securing tUe ame by iiiori-
K.ges fur the ''", V1""T-M,,'.ll"'",'? '"eolioned and
u.i, i, in Hie llu.lt-I In i t In iirescr tie,) iu i...
to HiehiicktioKers for tlieir action 'in the premises. ,
Hv order ol Hit lioaid of Wreciiin,. r
H-IlMUND SMITH.
(If beoreury.
DRY GOODS.
LINEII ST0ES.
HQB AltOH STREET,
i Linen Goods a Sppcialty.
THE I,A n OKF.ATKHT
VARIETY TO RE FOUND IN TIIETTT.
NEW AND SCARCE GOODS JUST RE
FIVED DIRECT FROM E 17 ROPE.
4 hales Linen Carpet Covering, and Linen Stair
( rei-h.
V. ldtbsol Crumb Cloth as follows, vl.!-2W yards.
8 vnrils, himI 4 jhiiIb. '
M'ldthsi.f Malr Crash its follows, vlt.:-U Inch, 10
Inch, 18 Inch, 10 Inch, w Inch, as inch, 1
Linen I'nw. r iakhii t-neellngs.
Irifh linen ShfetliiKs,
Plirnsle; KheetlniiH.
l'leiich l.lni nlieetincs,
Iri'iiclisnd lrii.li pillow I,lnKni.
Linen Tahie IinnniKk. new pntlernn.
t-utin UamiiHk '1 able Cli.ths, some new and beautiful
paiteriiH, Juki. r. calved, and peilimr Hi low M Ices,
t-lrpmn ni v. .tards up to (yards In length.
lite upklii itnd lfoj lies lo match.
Linen hhirtuiKS. IIkIh, medium, and heavy.
J roiiiliiK l inens, linont makes. ,
J. nen 'I owellltigs, nil qualities.
Lli.en (jlims 'lowels.
Linen Lucks, lirilin, unci Coalings.
1 Inen lllrd-Kye and Diaper.
Linen liri km Lawns. .
J inen for Traveling Dreses.
Linen i urrlttiro CioverliiKS.
Linen for Window Hhades, Drown Holland, Linen
feuce Linings, Ladles' and Ueuts' Linen iidkfs,
POWER-LOOMS.
A surplus stock of over 200 pieces Power-Loom Tahlo
Linen, selling ut a heavy reduction. All qualities aud
dlllerent widths, suitable for wide or narrow tables.
KIIIRT ROS09IS.
Particular attention is paid to the manufacture of
Shirt Rosonis. None but tne best makers areetn
ployi d, end tbe Linen used is imported expressly for
the purpose. -
GEOKQE MILLIKEN'S
I A MILT LINEN STORE,
lBthstnSmrp No. 828 ARCH STREET.
PRICE & WOOD,
X. W. Cor. EIGHTH and FILBERT
HAVE JITST OPENED
One esse All-wool Delaines, choice colors, at
37 and CO cents.
Double-width AU-wool Delaines, 62)4 and 69
cent a.
Black All-wool Delaines and Black Alpacas.
French Percales, plain aud figured.
I'luln color Alpacas and Mohairs.
A new lot of Mixed Goods, suitable for Tra
velling Dresses.
A new lot of strlpeaud plaid Scotch Ginghams
American (ilughains; Delaines, and Calicoes.
Good quality black and white stripe Shirt
ings. WHITE OODS I WHITE GOODS I
Soft finish Cambrics, Jaconets, and Nainsook
Muslins.
bwlfcs Muslins and Victoria Lawns,
Plaid and Ktrlpe Nainsooks.
Hair coru stripe and plaid Muslins.
Whtteand BuirPlgnas.
Marseilles, Honeycomb and Lancaster Quilts
Table Linens, Napkins, and Tewels.
Scotch Diaper, Huckaback, and Kussla Crash.
A cheap lot of 11-4 Linen Sheeting.
Lest makes BhirtlnR Linens.
Bargains in Hosiery and Gloves, Shirt Fronts,
and Suspenders.
Jouvlii'sKld Gloves, bist quality Imported.
Cambric Kdglngs, Insortings.anu Plounclugs.
Ludlth' and GeuU' Linen Cambric Handker
chiefs, etc etc.
PRICE & WOOD.
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Streets.
N. B. Best quality Hoop Skirts. 10 22
VANS & PHIPPS,
N. W. CORNER ARCH AND TENTH STN..
Will open on MONDAY MORNING next, a fresh
Invoice ol LltY oOUUfa, ula choice selection, at our
usuullow rules.
LADIES' CEOAHI.VU ( LOTUS,
Kew ard DentHllul Bprlng St.vles lu single and
double widths. Veiycheup.
CAMSI9IERKN! CASSIMERES!
A full line of Bprlng Casslmeres, A large assort
ment ol i'luln and i'aucy biles at tireaiiy Keduced
Kates.
THOSE ALE-WOOL DELAINES.
Such splendid colors are drawing tbe attention of
ladles, and at our low prices aie selling very rapidly.
MARSEILLES AND HONEYCOMB O.UILTS
Ot different styles and sizes, very low.
LINEN UOODS! LINEN OOODS!
All at the very lowest Cash Prices. All wa ask of
you is to give us a call, and
TAKE A GOOD LOOK,
Knowing you will be at once convinced that it Is
the CHKAPKST DltY GOOUa BT'OKli in the city.
PRINTS! PRINTS!
Warranted Fast Colors, splendid stylus, U cents.
1 hale Wet Crash, t4 cents per yard. a a si
EVANS & PHIPPS.
N. W. CORNER TENTH AND ARCH STS.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Nos.405 and 407 North SECOND St.
JCbT ltECEIVLD, A FULL LINE OF
REAL LACE CURTAINS,
10 4, 11-4, AND lit-4 MARSEILLES QUILTS,
Which we will sell at prices LES3 THAN COST OF
IMPORTATION.
ALSO,
LAllGti ASSORTMENT OF
WHITE OOODS.
SHEETINGS,
SHIRTINGS,
8 2b mw f m
LINENS, ETC. ETC.
g T OKES & WOOD,
NO. 703 ARCH STREET,
NOW OFFER
ALL-WOOL CASSOIERES, FOR HOYS,
AT 87H CENTS.
MIXED AND STRIPED ALL WOOL CAS
S1MEHEN, l-00, 1M5. l-85.
EINECASSIMEREFOUMEN AND DOTS'
SUITS.
LIGHT COLORED FRENCH CLOTH, 1'OU
LADIES' SAC4IUES.
FINE 6-4 CLOTHS FOR LADIES'
SACmiES, 4'0O, a-00, A V 1 , ;.50.
NIUUI.KS1.X CLOTHS, .v.... NIIADES,
FR CIRCULARS.
VERY FINK "CITRON CLOTHS," FOB
"iBIENDW."
AEI8 Bl LK8, MANTLES, FANCY OOODS.
-AUX V1LLK8 DE 1'KANL'H l Hue Vlvlenne
and 1V4 Kue Richelieu, near the Roulevards and the
Bourse. Tbe largefcl etuiiorlnni in pHrut. Price
uiurked in plsiu llgures. Kngllah spoken. Drewie
mads to nieaiiurs in forty -eight bours, 3 v slut
DRY GOODS.
SUPERIOR DLACK SILKS
TOR DRESSES, MANTILLAS, ETCJ
RICH R0S GRAINS,
DRAPE HE FRANCE.
GROS PARIKIENNE,
LYONS TArrETAS.
POCLT DE NO I EM,
t TUB MANUFACTCItK OF BONNET AND
PONSON. LN ALL URA DEM AND WIDTlfu.
J. W. PROCTOIi & CO.,
-.s oth2mrp No. 920 CHEhnut Street
yiLL OPEN ON MONDAY,
Al'UIL ,
NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS.
YERY HANDSOME STRIPE 1LI1
SILHS, LAHGE LOT.
KUACK SILKS FOR SACO.UE, (SPLEN
DID ASSORTMENT.
MARSEILLES COUNTERPANES. FULL
STOCK, EXCELLENT UUALITY, AT 3.
HOUSIFURNISHINU GOODS AT L4W
PRICES,
A CALL IS MOST RESPECTFULLY SO.
L1C1TFD BY'
M'CUEDY & DU2TKLE,
It NO. 140 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
jT THORNLEY'S! ! !
ni:w Goors,
REAUT1FUL GOODS,
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
DEI IDEDLT CHEAP GOltDS,
SILK GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
LINEN GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
WHITE GOODS.
GOP US FOR MEN,
GOODS FOR ROYS,
GOODS FOB C1IILDUEN.
IN FACT,
THORNLEY'S,
N. E. CORNER EIGHTH AND SPRING
GARDEN STREETS,
Is a good nlace to buy PRY GOODS, because yon are
sure to get the worth of your money, aud always a
large clock to select irom.
"ONE PRICE CASH STORE."
THE FIVE bTORY WHITE BUILDING,
Established in 1863. 2 13m8p
CUKWEN STODDART & BROTHER
HAVE NOW OPEN
A LARGE AND EL UA T DISPLAY
Of
SPRING STYLE
MANTILLAS, ETC.,
IN ALL SEASONABLE MATERIALS.
NOS. 430,452 AND 454 N. SECOND STREET
4 0 8t ABOVE WILLO W,
No. 111)1 CHEKNUT tilreet.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
AT THEIR NEW 6T0RE.I
N.W. Corner Eleventh and Cheiuut
HAVB NOW OPEN
TARLE LINENS AND CLOTHS,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
LINENS,
DIAPFRS,
SHEETING MUSLINS,
ETC. ETC.,
Which they will sell at prices which cannot
fall to give satisfaction.
(WW X0NH3Ha IUU 'ON
DONNA MARIA OR GRKNADINB VEILS.
- V ill open lo-uay, onoilitr lot of 116 dozen, at 2d
cents (suy iwenty-tive cents), reduced Irom fl (say
sixteen dollars) a dozen.
BLACK LACE VEILS.
Will open to-day, an entire case, larne size, contain
Iuk hi do.en huesl Cambric or lusuerVils, at 13 each,
recent Is u,ualiiy.
in dozen Rouud Silk Veils, at IPSO a dozen, or 15 cts.
(Iliteeu cent) each Veil, all silk; 141 dozen Veil at
15 50 a oozeii, or bo ceuls a Veil. Home of the name
patterns have told lu this store within a year at 21o.
mi, uozen al S 60 a dozen, or 75 ceuls eacu, the
Cuesl applique bordered Veil Imported.
EMBBOIDEBED. BANDS.
Just opened, a lot 676 Double Bands, from 75 cents to
13 the bund ; have been purchased for 60 cents ou the
dollar, and offered as one of the greatest bargains, at
WORSE'S
Lace and Embroidery Store,
It No. H8 North K1U tl 1 II street.
J CHAMBERS, KO. 810 AUCH STREET.
, Novelties Opening Lally.
Real Cluuy Lacea.
liluck Uuipure Laces.
Foinle Applique Laces.
Fointe de Ua.e Luces.
Thread Veils irom
WHITE OOOD8.
-Marseilles tor Dresses-Barsalns.
-r rench Muslins, 2 yards wide, al W cents.
Bhirred and Tucked Lave Mulin: India iwllled
t oui Cloth ll'lald, htrlpe, and l'lalu Nalimooks: sofi
IntLl Cambric l U vartf wide : Cambric Edging and
InHertloiis. new deslau. very cheap. t lm-
AUCIION SALES.
V THOMAS BIRCH BON.SO. 1U0 CHE3
B
NUT Btreet,
VKiLA'lELl7WAKE.f BOHEMIAN CLASiS-
W ABE, ETC. by z.nnonl 4 Co.)
I On rway moruiog.
At 10 o'clock, and In the evening at 71. o clock, at
tht aucthin Bre, No ill" t besuut s. leet, will be sold
without ".serve, to cloe con.lgnmenl, a large assort-
.,t .ii eleJaut mantel oriiatnents, comprising ele
aL .labasie? agate, blenna aud Bard Igllo Vases, of
nap and rich patterns; fazzas, card
Reivers' carvel! ? figure-, and groups, elc. etc. 'aiho.
JVr,, M.ivei' Plated ware, cuiiery, Boheiuiau ware.
aliesiioUs will be opeu for examination on MOM.
DAV with catalogues. HUM
Fle at No. 1110 CHF.SNUT Ptreet,
iivr.ANT HOl'uKHOLll FUHN1TUHK, bCHO.
t-iS: n PliKII k'UKTKI.A IIUK. MI KKIIR Vive
-
I A X
W A n...'. i.'uT.vrir an: ii 'avvi.m iu i v
B1LV
' Eil-FLAT El W A H E, ETC.
on riusy moininv,
At g o'clock, at the auction store, No. 1110 Chesnut
reel, will be sold lbs elegant furniture of a family
eelininn housekeeping.
t
dec
particulars in a lew Oa?s.
4 CM
APRIL 6, 18G7.
DRY OO00S.
33. I. I- 1Z
No. 4 a North EIGHTH St,,
; HAS JUST ni( FIVED
150 DOZEN SPRING KID GLOVES,
AT l'3.
Btautiful 6bade. In Plain and Btitched Bark.
BLACK SILKS.
Poperb Cjnaliljr BIsoU HIlK for nlt. ' "
Plack mlksat i-i'-wideatiit iervy..
LlKi.nt Uuality Hliick hllks. 'i 1 .
Very Heavy Purple and White KclRe at :-2S.
vt.'.H. --t .iin Dress Woods at cenls-suit-
litile lor Misses' Iresse. ,
MsSr nsbAndPe".7VHfirLK I'PLINS. from auc
tlml. al Bienlly reduced prios.
LRKSM OOOD8 in reat varletv-very low.
PABASOLS!
PARASOLS I
Unpeib quality Tork Satin I'arasoK
KieuBiil heovy Hoiltd Hila Black aud Colored Para
sols, neat styles for Misses.
Iii.wki yards new Hamburg Embroideries at very
lnw prices. ......
Handsome Edgings and Inserting to match.
H HiidMime Ileal Point Collars.
lieul Valencienne Trimmed Hdkfa., H'50 to$6'75
cheiini'St iver ottered.
2Mi Heal Chiny Collars, P0Oa bargain.
Ladies' French Linen Hlkf.-a lull line,
liodo.eu Hemstitched Uaudkerchlefs, extra fine, 25
CeLadies' and Oents' Lisle Gloves new. i
lull dozen Whalebone ( oriels-very cheap.
Ml dozen New bliape Hoop Hklrts-made expressly
lor ourselves. .
25 pair extra Fine White Pique, at 50 cents-very low.
E. 11.
No. 43 North EIGHTH Street.
H PHILADELPHIA.
ELROY
Has Opened at his New Stores,
Nos. 4 and 6 North EIGHTH St.,
WITH A SPLK5DID LINE
BLACK SILKS,
IN OnOS GRAINS AND TAFFETAS,
i
LADIES' CLOAKINGS,
Cassimeres for Men and Boys,
DRESS OOODS,
42lulLslm WHITE IjlOODS, ETC,
AT THE LOW ST PRICES.
pASHICNS FOR LADIES.
NOW OPEN
New Pris Cloaks and Mantillas,
WALKING SUITS
AND
COSTUMES DE VOYAGE,
For Ladies and Misses.
BLACK DRESS SILKS
HtOM TO ftlO '
Lace Points and Rotondes.
Ol'B DRESS-9IAHINO DEPARTMENT,
Under tbe superintendence of accomplished mod Istes
Is BOW OPEN tor tbe prompt execution of all orders
entrusted to us.
J. V. I'ROCTOU & CO.,
458t NO. 080 41IESNET STREET.
T
THE LADIES.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR SPRING
SUPPLY OF
WHITE GOODS,
' AMONG WHICH ARE:
NEW STYLE FRINGED LACE TIDIES,
NEW STYLE FRINGED AFPLIO.CE
TIDIES,
NEW STTLEFRINGED CROCHET TIDIES,
ALLEN CI EN NKS,
LACE MCSLINS,
TICKED JMl'SLINS,
DRILLIANTE,
FRENCH MULL,
SOFT CAMRRICS,
TARLETANS,
SHEER LAWNS,
ORGANDIES,
INDIA TWILLS,
NAINSOOKS,
INDIA MULL.
WHITE AND COLORED P10.UETS,
FRENCH PERCALES, MADAPOLA3IS,
Together with a choice assortment of
COLLARS, CDFFS. SETS, WORKED EDGINGS
INSEHTINCJS, BANDS, LACES, CAMBUIO
HANDKERCHIEFa.
HOSIERY.
ALL AT THE PRESENT REDUCED PRICES.
SKEPPARD, VAN HARUKGEN & ARRIS0.1,
i i tlistuet NO. I00S CHESNUT STREET.
CLTEAP DRY GOO I S, CARPETS, MATTIXOS,
OIL CLOT11B, AND WINDOW BllADEt.
V. E. ARCH AMBA ULT,
N, E. Corner ELEVENTH aud MARKET Streets,
opeuea this uioruhiB. f rom, auoi.on-
id
if. Wulins.llo.lOj2VrApsToRE r2i98m
N. E. Corner ELEVENTH and MARKET btreeis.,
iiivriucarpelB.aii wooi. "Vi? .
Dill Bl'.l I .i.puln I 'urtlC H. WINII ill lIUKi -
62c. English Tapwiry Urussels VTMU. ovly IPTO.
Entry ai!d htair I'arpets, 36c to 75c. A"'1
lo 7ic. Hemo Carpels. Hoc to 6. , lo.ir ou yotiis.
.... ' .,.... 1 t WH CI HI II W llliltlW 1 1 IH-
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
LARGEST OPENING CF THE SEASON.
P. A. HARDING & CO.,
No. 413 ARCH Street,
WILL OPEN
OIST TlIUJtHDAY, April 11,
THE LAI1UE8T VAIUETY OP
STRAW GOODS
Ever Offered in this City, Comprising
1000 DOZEN OT LADIES', HISSES', ASD
CHILDREN'S HATS,
In all the newest styles and novelties of the season
together with
3 O O O BONNETS,
Or all tbe New Shapes.
P. S. We Invite the special attention of the Trade
to our opening.
These Goods have been selected with ureat care
both from Foreign and Domestic Alautifaotureri. '
Several shapes will be offered which are entirely
new to this market. 4 8 4trp
gPRINC STYLES DON NETS
OIi:iVIIN Gr THIS DAY,
WOOD & GARY,
No. 725 CHESNUT Street.
3!5 2m
07 EIGHTH STREET IQf
R I B B O N STORE,
FOUR DOORS A ROVE ARCH STREET.
JULIUS SICIIEL
If s Just opened a flue assortment of MILLINERY
4;4IOIW lor the enuilni; iseason, cousiaiiug of
S'IRAvV ItONNElS AND HATS, (he latest
bliHies end styles.
RlItHONS lii all colors, widths, and qualities: tha'
bemaosoriiiieiit the city. .
Jlonnei hliks, Sulius, Velvets, and Crapes, all quali
ties nun similes.
French Flowers, a superb assortment In the latest
novelties.
Velvet Ribbons, black aud colored, in all widths and
qualities.
'liie best French and New York Ronnet Frames
ulvuyB on haud.
Rnniiei Oinaiiieuls, llngle Fringes, the handsomest
st) les; lu tact, every article used lu making or trim
u.liig a bonnet or hut.
'1 lie above Roods are all selected with the best care,
nun will be sold at the lowest market rales to suit the
times.
JULIUS SIOHEL,
NO. 107 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
FOUR DOORd AHUVE AltCU.
i
P. S. No trouble to show goods. . 4 2 1m,
PRESS MAKING
PROMPTLY EXECUTED
UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF LADIES
OF EXPERIENCE LN VARIOUS EUROPEAN
CAPITALS, AH WELL AS LN LEADING ESTA
BLISHMENTS OF THIS CONTINENT.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
2 2stutb2mrp No. ftiiO CHESNUT Street.
ftflO U R N I NC MILLINERY.
ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT Ot
MOURNING BONNETS,
at no. 904 walnut street.
827 6m M AD'LLE KEOCH.
iviT BERNHEIM,
Having; reopened the Store '
NO. 148 N. EIGHTH STREET,
Will coulloue his old business,
MILLINEJUY GOODS,
With the addition of '
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS.
His old customers and the ladles In general are so
licited to examine his stock, which is constantly re
plenished with the latest styles, and wmuli lie will
sell at the LOWEST PRICES, Wholesale aim Retail.
N.B. A liberal discount allowed to Milliners,
Dress and Clonk makers. Ilim
No. 726 CHESNUT STRSET.
Weooen to-day a full and snleniii.liv
sorted stock ol
FRENCH AND NEW YORK RONNET
FRAMES
STRAW HATS,
SI RAW HONNETS,
UONN.T HlliKNS,
'juin.miku rikross,
VIXVl l U1K1CONS.
SILHS.
VEi.vtrrs,
LAi i:.H, ETC. ETC.
PARIS FLOWER All OitNAMKNTS.
All ol the iaiet,t auu uiost approved styles, and at
the lowest prices.
Please give os a call. ...
Country orders promptly and accurately attended to.
1 ' WEI L fc ROSENHEIM.
1 29 im N". CH KN UT mreet.
MRS. R. DILLON,
AOS. B AND Bill SOUTH STREET
Has a nandsome assortment of MILLINEHY,
Also, silk Velvet, Crapes, Ribbons, Feathers
Flowers, Frames, etc Ladles who maicelLhei,.
Bouueis supplied with the materials. Own
""S
n i v E
NINO D
A Y.
The best
est place to buy Pattern RonnetT
aps, trench Flowers, Straw (VtmiiT
UreKH I'M
aud a full Hoe of Mlllluerv t;i......7.7.
THOMAS MUKUAN'S
GREAT CENTRAL MILLINERY noUSF
V ho wale Leparttueiit, No. 72 N. FOUKTU street
Reiali iM-parlment. No. 4og ARCH street 4 1 ?
c!tl,r MRS. M. A. KING WILL OPEN 0
r . PARIS MILLINERY
of FrenchuelsT A1"'
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