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I
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Owning Sfttgwpli
PUBLISHED EVERT AFTERNOON.
(BCWDAYi KICKPTBD),
' AT THE EVENING, TELEGRAPH" BUILDING.
NO. 108 S.THIRD BTBEFX
prlot, Three Cents Per Copy (Double Bheet), or
Eighteen Cents Per Week, payable to the Carrier, and
r maUed to Subtcrlbers out of the city at Nino Dollar
per Arjnnm; One Dollar and Kilty CenU toi Two
Month, Invariably In advance tor the period ordered
SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1867.
Fenianism Again.
Anotheb Fenian campaign ia said to be upon
the tapis, with Canada again as its objective
point. A call Is shortly to be issued for a
-'Grand National Fenian Council," in which
- the full plans of the approaching campaign are
to be discussed, estimates for supplies of war
material to be received and considered, and
arrangements generally for the grand move
ment to be made. '
-. Is it possible that the folly of this whole
Fenian business, as a military enterprise
looking to the forcible overthrow of British
rule in Ireland, and especially through an
attack upon Canada, is not yet apparent to
everybody f Can even Irishmen be duped
; any longer into supporting sach a chimerical,
not to say criminal, undertaking f What
good results ha3 this Fenian business yet
0 produced f Look at that miserable Cana
' Kan invasion of last summer. A few poor
Canadian farmers killed, and now a half-score
or more of infatuated men wearing out the
weary hours of a long imprisonment, having
v barely esoaped the halter by the kind interpo
, eition of our Government, are all the fruits it
can boast. So, too, of the late attempted
v rising in Ireland itself; what has it amounted to?
There, too, a few victims have been furnished
' for the prisons, and that is all. Who can show
. that this whole Fenian movement, from its
; etart down to the present time, has accom
plished anything whatever for the cause of
-Irish liberty ? . Grant all that is said aboui
English oppression, grant that the object of
Irish independence is a noble one, grant all as
to the ends to be achieved that the most ardent
Fenian can claim, and it does not help the
matter any. Many a noble object has been
sacrificed by the folly of those pursuing it.
1 Brains are needed for success even in a good
cause. It is our deliberate opinion that the
i' cause of Irish liberty is being hindered and
put back by the follies of the Fenian leaders.
We look upon the proposed invasion of Can
.ada as an illegal and oolish enterprise, which,
if persisted in, will simply result in putting a
few more victims in prison, or perhaps in
bringing them to the scaffold. Ireland is not
to be liberated by making war upon Canada. '
There is just one way for the people to put
a Stop to these foolish proceedings, and that
ia to cease, giving money to be squandered
upon them. ' What has become of the im--.
mense sums already contributed? What
have the donors to show for it all ? The mass
i of these contributions are collected from
.poor men who are unable to afford each gifts.
':' They had much better spead the amounts on
their families.
' It is time that an enlightened public senti
ment was brought to bear upon this business.
r If the desire is to embroil our nation in a war
vith Great Britain, we are opposed to any
such thing. Our national debt, is large
enough, and our taxes are high enough, with-
out being still further augmented by a foreign
war. The true policy of the United States is a
: peaceful one. We are in favor of the liberty
And enfranchisement of every people, but we
cannot fight the world's battles. We have
enough to do, just now, to take care of our
selves. The New Orleans Failure.
The failure of the First National Bank of New
Orleans is calculated to cause great distrust
throughout all the country. . The revelations
' made by the ruin of the concern let us into
the secret of the management. It would seem
"that the collapse was owing to its attempt to
- reconstruct many of the leading Rebel gene
rals. Beauregard, by a note for $40,000 and
overdrafts amounting to $72,000, was recon
structed one hundred and twelve thousand
" dollars' worth. General Dick Taylor, $37,500;
General Harry Hays, $20,000; General F. J.
Ilerron, $200,000; Colonel J. O. Nixon, $80,000
worth, and General Wade Hampton and others
in considerable Bums. !
The destruction of the fortune of the venera-
We Jacob Barker is also secured by the
j downfall of the First National. It will be
1 remembered that, Bome time since, Beaure
' gard was elected President of a new railroad
' in Louisiana. It seems probable that he
gave his note to the Bank for the large sum of
indebtedness, and, depositing railroad stock
as collateral, secured the loan, which will,
while aiding the railroad, run the bank into
' the ground.
Tub New York Herald has been devoting
Hs energies to investigating the corruptions
- f the police, and has revealed a number of
' cases startling in the disgraceful condition of
'. affairs which they reveal. Describing parti
. cularly the fluid of counterfeiting, it sums up
its estimate this" month: '
cuncy abfflT'W01!18' ?f.PSt,ftl
. this city, aud of tt h7mo..ntU..cl0U,at'ou ia.
that at least onihud L 11 " J11"101
.counterfoil curreucy elroulaVI """I'i :A,,U
hand to liana the M rett,1"y from
t 11 executed. uJ.mo?0over aSr,ror VH
mutation isuutkrlhe sped,, proiooi!1 '? ? r"
police, who are Bald to' have rSSiS? n,?' tUo
.cent, of (he entire Issue. This, on lhAlV, ,lT,r
U.-nof bogus postal currency i cl inl,? ' l'
tbla city, would be $.w.uuo, whtou ii a it
iiuiiilkoiue bJi.okiii.il liouui. for tnu
tuluor 'iudui.tr' to puy for u llcoust-."
t While we do not anticipate such a condition
of affairs in our city, yet we think that a
casual eye turned upon the doings of the
I)etective force, might see some things which
would prove the system anything but Imma
culate. . . .
TOE : DAILY EVENING : TELEGRAM PHILADELPHIA, . SATURDAY,
Has 'Ant Traitor I!erh Fardohkd ? The
recent decision of Chief Justice Chase in re
gard lo the confiscation of the real estate of an
alloged Rebel is of vital interest at the present
time. The Chief Justice held that no man was
guilty of rebellion until he was convicted, and
no man could be convicted until he had been
tried by a jury of his peers. This is the literal
law in the question of treason, and, viewed in
its light, we have really no traitors in our
country. The gross negligence of the Govern
ment in refusing to bring any to a trial, has
really left them all legally innocent, although
we all know thorn guilty. We have in the United
States not a single traitor. Not one has been
tried, and hence, not one is known to be guilty.
In this light anothor question arises, which
has already attracted the attention of jurists.
If we have no traitors in the country, could
the President grant any pardons ? It is cer
tainly logical that if there are no criminals
there can be no pardons. Hence it is a very
doubtful question whether all the pardons
granted are not utterly worthless as Riche
lieu says, "Parchments for battledores." The
President is not a Pope, to grant dispensa
tions for deeds in prospectu. He cannot for
give a man for a crime of whioh he is not
guilty; and as the Chief Justice has decided
that there are no State criminals in America,
we greatly fear that all the funds paid as
retaining fees to the female pardon-brokers
will have to be set down by the pardoned South
erners to the profit and loss account.
Tiierb appears to be no prospect of a general
Indian war at present, despite the surmisings
of many to the contrary. The Indians,
although hostile, are quiet, and the policy of
General Hancock in talking them into sub
mission, appears just now to be as successful
as he could have desired. '
DRY GOODS.
J, C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.
SILKS !
SILKS !
HEAVY BLACK GROS URAINS, t7S
AND a-oo.
CORDED SILKS FOR NAiQUM, M OO
AND ftit-80.
VERT HEAVY OOLD EDOKO BILK 8.
PLAID SILK POPLINS, Sl'OO.
CHECK SILKS, ALL COLORS, ftfOO PER
YARD.
BLACK AND WHITE PLAID SILKS,.!.
DEESS GOODS!
NEW MATERIALS FOR TRAVELLINO
COSTUMES.
riUVRED GRENADINES.
SILK AND WOOL POPLINS.
Fit EN CM JACONET LAWNS, SI CENTS.
5000 YARDS FRENCH LAWNS, 8 AND
81 CENTS.
COTTON GOODS!
Still Further Depression Injrlces.
Yard-wide Bleached Muslin, 1214 cents.
Excellent Yard-wide Shirtings, 18, 18, and 20
cents.
Mew York Mills, Wllllamsvllle, and Warn
sutta. Wide Sheetings, very low.
Flllow Muslins, 23?and 25 cents.
Good Yard-wide Unbleached, IS, 10, and 18
cents.
Very Best Heavy Unbleached Muslins, 20 and
22 cents.
Unbleached Sheetings, cheap.
Cloth and Cassimere Depart
ment. All-wool Casslmercs, 75, 85 cents, and SI 00.
Fine Casslmeres for Boys' Wear, 05 cent to
$100.
' Mixed Casslmeres, for suite, $125.
Bilk Mixtures for Business Suits, $137 to
J2D0. "
Linen Drll's and Ducks.
Stripe and Plaid Linens.
5000 yards Cloths for Ladles' Wear, one hun
dred different styles. Prices, $1-25 to f t 50.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.
NORTHWEST CORNER
k t . . j
EIGHTH AND MARKET STS.
. llltomipS PHILADELPHIA.
STOKES & VOOD,
NO. 70S ARCH STREET, j
OFFER ANOTHER CHOICE ASSORTMENT
OF DRESS OOODS. FROM THE LATE
AlCTIOAS, AT 1IDVII REDUCED
PRICES.
PLAIN AND PLAID LEKOS, S3 CENTS.!
OTTOMAN POPLINS, AMD HAUAT1IBAM,
STEEL AND BROWNS, 7 CENTS. I
CREPE POPLINS), BLACK AND WHITCi,
HU E AND WHITE, III AUTII'VL, l-0. j
liFINE FRENCH LAWNS, NEAT STKLESi
US, SO, AND SI CENTS. . :,
UHANll'H POPLINS, HOHAIB1, AND
HKLANUIN, FR WALKING A I Til t
tCLLINM SUITS, THE FINEST SELKCV
i ion in the city. t I
NHIKltKU AND PLAID MCS1.INS, JACO
KE1 AND CAM4IRICS, 17121
DRY GOODS.
-Aw TL JX E rv
AND
Vq IVIINTII.
SO CENT LAWNS.
SI cent r"Bl French Jkronct Uwiin,
Jlm rill-piny Fait Color Lawns at these price.
Freucb Ornauflles In rich designs.
S3 CENT URENADINEV.
SS cnt Plaid Orpnnrtltips, Blum, Orpens,
Si rent I'lnld Orefadlneii. all Hie colors.
Fine siOLk 81 aud 7 1 bio Dress tioods.
WHITE UOODS.
Wlilte largrRstln Plaid MuMltis. v
Krnl Ch(H;k Nainsooks. Hirlped and Plaid Hunllna.
India Twliln, Hwliscs, lllshop's Lawns,
Linen camhrlc ana Look Lawn,
xcclletit White Plqiiv, OUcems.
Berlin Gloves lor Lttdles aud Children.
Veil Bareges, two qualities, all colors.
Vt ll Uiekadinis lilnes, Ureens. Modes, Browns,
Hosiery a full ftock Laillen', good qualities.
Menls' llalf IJose Rood tipgllsn, for 60 cants.
Genis' Jldkls. Jiemstllctied, Hemmed. Colored
Bolder, He
60doren Ladles' HemBtltclied Hdkfc., t cents.
Hiperb assortment Ladles Hemsiliched Hakfs.,
Blnglo one or dor.en, at lower prices tbau for yoars.
Linen Collars and Cull's,
LINENS.
Complele Block Irish Linens, by the yard or pier.
Table I) n U, asks, every trade, from su cents to fi'&O
per yard.
Towels some rtcent good bargains.
Butcher's and Kboe Linens, oy the yard or piece.
Filiow Linens a (ulr assortiuenc
QUILTS.
Very cheap now good time to buy,
fS'Utand IK'itiQulliH, sevt ral kinds. 1 tstuthlp
WurseiiU-s Quilts, every size and quality, A3 to fit,
JAMES rrf1ULLAN,
8UCCE8SOU TO
J. V. OOWELL & SONf,
HAS IN STOCK AND UECEiyiNQ DAILY A
LARUE SUPPLY OP
HOUSE-FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
The facilities he has for supplying bis customer
wltb the BEST OOOD8 at the LOWEST BATE are
unsur panned.
He baa now a full line ot LINEN 81IEETINU3. at
reduced prices. Also,
PILLOW-CASE LINENS.
TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
TABLE DAMASK by the yard.
T0WEI8 AND TOWELLING by tbeyard.
MARSEILLES, LANCASTER, HONEYCOMB
and ALLENDALE QUILTS.
FLANNELS , greatly reduced In price. '
feHEETlNQ AND SHIBTJNO MUSLINS.
FUBNITUBE CHINTZES AND DIMITIES.
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS.
TOI LA NET by the yard.
WHITE GOODS SELLING OFF CHEAP.
. RICH AllDSON'S LINENS always a specialty.
All goods warranted to be what they are sold tor,
at the 4 au 8mlh3ni
S. W. COR. SEVENTH AND CM ESN CT.
QARCAINS JN DRY GOODS.
EVANS V PHIPPS,
N. W. CORNER TENTH AND ARCH STS.,
Just received, another large lot of the Cheapest and
most denlrable Goods yet ollered this Season, at prices
that will deiy competition.
SILHSt SILKS! SILKS!
Those cheap Black Sliks we are selling so low
attract atleulloD, prices ranging Iroiu tl'M and up
wards. CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
Pplendld assortment ot Cloius lor Ladius Sackings,
and Black Doeskin aud Casuluiere for Mens' aud Boya
wear, very cheap.
CHEAP AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS.
20 pieces Cbene Poplins, yard wide, for suits, very
cheap.
2U pieces Mohair striped at C2.li cents, worth 0 cents.
4 taxes Lawns, ranging from '20 ceuts opwurd.
1 case French Fercales, 45 cents, worth 3o cents.
SU dozen Bulmoral Skirls, large size, $im cheap.
GENTLEMEN'S MANDKEKCUIEFM.
A large assortment at reduced prices.
6l dozen Genth'Hiik Handkerchiefs, 87 cents, worth 11.
LA DIEM, VIVE US A TRIAL.
Dropln and convince yourselves. Our cUeup goods
and low prices cannot tall to please you. Those who
have purchased of us are ao welt pleased, they waut
all others to
COME AND DO LIKEWISE.
Our method Is evidently becoming: popular ONE
LOW PiUCE, AND i USTICE TO ALL.
EVANS & PHIPPS.
N. W. CORNER TENTH AND ARCH STS.
P. S. Another Invoice of Kid Gloves,
shades, bulling off rapidly.
Beautiful
Hi) si
JOHN W. THOMAS.
Nos.105 and 107 North SECOND St.
NOW OPEN,
POINTE DEM INDES SHAWLS AND
BOTUNDES.
LLAMA POINTES AND BOTUNDES,
PUSHIT POINTES AND BOTCNDES,
SHETLAND SHAWLS,
2smtlrp GRENADINE SHAWLS.
1807!!!
AN ATTRACTIVE CORNER!
BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY!
ELEGANT GOODS t
PRICES LOW!
We bay pleasure In saying that we are alio Id 6Def
an unusually attractive and elegant STOCK OV
GOODS, and at PIUCE3 DECIDEDLY CHEAP. '
RICH HEAVY BLACK SILKS.
MOHAIRS, LUSTRES, POPLINS.
SHETLAND SUAWLS FOR .af
PIANO AND MELODEON COVERS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES .AND TrYlLS
e""mc. Mt","'l FLANNELS,
All goods Bold at the very lowest pos,lblelrIcea and
warranted as represented. "-""iejirices. and
JOSEPH If. THORfJLEY
N. K. CORNER EIGHTH Atm mvulBtu
- GARDEN KTREE1S. t
: Established lu Ibbi.
It Sm8p
DRY,
REMOVAL
J. PJ. HAFLE I O H,
NO. OO U CHESNUT 8TBEET,
HAVING DETf RniNED TO CLOSE OUT HIS ENTIRE STOCK Of .
SPRING AHD SUMBIER DRESS GOODS,
33EFORE REMOVING TO HIS
TiSEW STORE,
NOS. 1012 AND 1014 CHESNUT ST.,
WILL OFFER THE SAME ON AND AFTER
ION DA Y, MAY 27,
AT SUCH REDUCTION IN PRICES AS WILL INSURE A GREAT SALE OF THE
DRESS FABRICS,
A LARGE PORTION OF WHICH WILL RE SOLD AT ONE-HALF THE FORMER
PRICES.
229 FARIES & WARNER 229
NORTH NINTH STREET.
ABOVE BACK
BARGAINS t BARGAINSI
All-wool Tweeds, Boys' wear, cents.
Meltons, for Hoys' V ear and Ladles' St cases. 68
cents.
Double-width Cloth, all-wool, 12.
Spring Sbawla, IroDj auction, la.
Douhle-widlb All wool Delaines, 68, worth cents.
Spring Balmorals, (1-26.
'table Llneus, Napkins, Towels, etc.
Apron Blrd-ey e. N ursery Diaper, etc
DOMESTICS t
DOMESTICS t
Bleached Muslins, best makes, lowest prices.
W llliumsvllle. Waiusulla, Buy Mills, etc etc.
Bebt Unbleached Muslin, yaid wide, IS aud Wets,
Yard-wide Domet 'launel, 7X ceuts.
Super All-wool Flnnuul, 60 cents.
Ballnravaie FiaunelH.
Cal'coes, war runted rt colors, 12, IS, 18, and 20O.
OirgbsuiH, V2Hnd 26 cents.
Yard-w ide r-prlng Calicoes, 25 cents.
Bargains lu Huckaback Linen Towels, 28 cents.
WHITE VOODS
WHITE GOODS1
1
Poft finish Jcconets, 25,fj. and 80 cents.
Vli torla Lawns, 81, a7, 45 so, aud 60 cents.
NaiuBookR.Ludiessed Cambrics, Swiss, etc.
bl.iried Muslins, line while Brilliants, etc.
Plaid Nainsooks, as, si, !fiX,(o, 60. 80, and 06 cents. '
M hue piques, lroni auction, 60 uents.
Flue Corded Piques. Hiii and 75 ceuts.
Ladles' and Uents' Linen Hdkls., Irom auction,
- Hofciery and O loves, at reduced prices. ' 1
Linen Shirt Fronts, 80, n7)f, 4b, 60, 60, B2X, and 750.
Tbree-piy l.lueu CuUh, I t cents
Marseilles Quilts from auction, cheap, etc
FARIES & WARNER,
229(1 KO.III8 NORTH NINTH STREET,
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND FILRERT,
HAVE JUST OPENED
Two case Colored Mohair Alpacas, choice shadts.
Flue French Percales, 373 cunts per yard. -Stripe
Poplins, SO cents per yard.
A cheap lot of Plaid Quods, it cents per yard.
BLACK SILKS ! BLACK SILKS I Very cheap.
WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODS!
White Piques, 50,86. 62, 75, 80 cents, and fl per yard.
Handsome Plaid Muslins, very cheap.
Bolt Finish Cambrics, Jaconetssand Nainsooks.
Victoria Lawns and Swiss Muslins.
Figured Swiss Muslins, from auction, cheap.
Shirred Muslins, 6JX. 86 cents, H'12, 8125, and
Beet makes Bleached ccd-rjrjble ached Muslins, at
tiio v gi j xvTwan iu ia sa w iiii;so,
Bargains In Ladies' and uents' Hosiery aC4-XiiS?
Ladles' and Uents' Linen Cambric Hdfefs,
A cheap lot of Worked Haudkerchlels, from auc
tion. A large assortment of Linen Fans, very cheap.
Ladies' and Misses' Hoop Skins, beat quality, 10 2i
PRICE & WOOD.
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Sts,
JAS R. CAMPBELL & CO.
IMPORTERS, JORRERS AND RE1 AILERS
OF
DRY GOODS,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET,
OFFfin THE L ABO EST STOCK OP
DRESS O OODS
They have ever exhibited, comprising the best and
most denlrable fabrics for tue proseut season, at
greatly reduced prices 5 2S tfrp
NDIA SHAVL8.
GEORGE FRYER,
No. 916 CHESNUT STREET,
HAVING A LA HUB STOCK 07
INDIA 8 II A W lu 8
On baud, will offer them for the next three weeks
at greatly (educed prices, leas than ever offered
before. 4181m
Ladies In want of this article will do well to pur
chase now, as grt at Inducements will be offered.
SILsCSJ ?UKS! SILKS
ItLACK SILKS,
GREY DO.
PURPLE DO.
WHITE DO.
GUIS PELE DO.
STRIPED DO,
And many other BlCll SHADKS, all of SUPERIOR
(4UALITIKS AUD BUST MAKU4, are ollered at a
LOW FIGURJfi.at
MAD'LLE KEOOn'S,
1lthtu3m NO. SOA WALNUT STREET.
AIII8-SILK8, MANTLES, FANCY GOODS.
-Al)X VILLI'S UK FKANCK.8I Hue Vlvlenn
and 104 Jtoe lliclielleu, near the Boulevards and the
J ion rhe. The larguhi euiporium lu l'uria. 1'rUies
n ..r.i.cv. ,1. ri.ui utm e. jvogiiuu spoaeu. Di vnxut
luade to uieasure lu torty-elght hours.
MAY t 25, 18G7.
GOODS.
B2I t
LINEN STORE.
B98 ARCH STREET.
Largest Lluen Stock In the City.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
LINENS RETAILING AT IMPORTERS'
PRICES.
Lately opened, direct from Europe,
FINE SCOTCH TABLE - CLOTHS AND
NAPKINS.
RICHARDSON'S TABLE CLOTUS AND
NAPKINS.
SCOTCH TOWELLINGS, SCARCE GOODS.
RLOOJtl VAHAIK TUWKL1,
LINEN DRILL STAIR CRASH, RED
BORDER. .
BROWN LINEN CRUMB CLOTH, ,',
AAD 4 YARDS WIDE.
SEVERAL RALES POWER-LOOM TARLE
LI MENS.
LINEN (AHUBIG DRESSES, NEW
BT S LKN, , ,
.' PRINTED SHIRTING LINENS, ETC.
OZORQE MILLIKliN,
LINEN inPORTER AND DEALER,
1 5 tlistusnirp No. 828 ARCH STREET.
S0 134 SOUTH ELEVENTH ST.
J. MORTON GALE.
WHITE GOODS IN GREAT VABlKTf.
Brllllauls, Plain and Piald Nainsooks.
riain and Plaid Cambric.
Striped and Dotted SwHa.
lull Hue of ilue White Linen, all prices.
Tucked and Khlrred Aluslins.
llleached and Unbleached Table Linen.
Table Cloths, Napklus, and Loylles.
Towels, from 18 to fJ'.i cents.
Fine lot ot Aln2SIritr:n7x,t ,..-,
luifTtic anu Scotch Olugbatus, 25 aud 37 ceuts.
DOMESTICS!
DOMESTICS!
Dom et and All-wool Flan nels.
Ballard ale, Gilbert, aud Angola.
New Yirk Mills, Wausuita, Bay Wills, Torresdale,
Jamestown, and Whitney Muslins,
Ltst Unbleached Musl.ns, yard wide, 18 and 20 cents.
Calicoes, warranted lust colors, 15, m, and a)
cents.
Hosiery, Gloves, and Handkerchiefs, u
QANVA8 171 EGtl
BLACK IRON BARGES,
FREE FROM COTTON, BEST IMPORTED.
JCV1 HLCEAVED, AND FOR SALE HV
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
MATERIALS FOR
LADIES' WALKING SUITS
AMI
TRAVELLING DRESSES,
IN CI RE AT VARIETY. It
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
NO. 2S SOlTil SECOND STREET.
C-A 11 E.A P DRY GOO I S, CAllPETS, MATTINGS,
J OIL CLOTXIW, AM WLMDOW BilALJui.
V. K. ARCH AMBACLT,
N. K. Ctoruer KLEVK1STU aud UAItEET Streets,
.in uel this morulijg, f row auction
li'Kraln Carpets, all wool, at 78c., B7c.ll,fl,,l'Wi
nd l'b0. lUKraln (. arpels, wool tilling, Mc. 6uo and
o. JtnBllBh Taietry Brussels Carjiets, only l &.
tniry and blalr Carueis, 2ao. to 7Sc Hug Carrwts, xJ.
to 76c. Hi UJP Carpels, 6o. to ffiic. Floor Oil OloUis,
iSc. Window HhuVle..'l to A. Plain tomllo
laud, too. V hlte Matting. 7c, to 60c. Bed M""'"'
cTo-t!,0.. 'i
- MU8"'-'UateAPBTORK.A RK ry
H. E. Cornr BUVKJSTH and MAKKKT Btroem.
LUMBERS, KO. 810 AKCH STREET
T - K -el lies Opening Daily, j
fj C " Laono. "
w. Heal Ciu. -res.
iji'ttouiiiiirs-. . '
i-oliiia Al'Pllqus Laow, .
Poiute Out I.ac'i. -
Thread Veil. Iroiu iJ'oO. .
white oooua.
Marseilles lor Presses Barrfn. I
.ii aitisliiis gyards wide, at cents. '
Hlilrred u iiil kirii and Flam Naliinooas; soft
liuwrthjus.iisw dwJgn. ekvv I tut
1010. ESTABLISHED X010.
JUST ARRIVED
111031 X.IVI2I11700IL,,
STEAMSHIP noSPHORCS,
SHIP TCSCAROBA
2010 boxes Tin Plate, '
1264 bundles Hoop Iron,
400 bundles Bar Iron,
187 bundles Can Iron,
165 bundles Galvanized Wire,
14 cases Sheathing Copper,
4 casks Fry and Bako Pans,
5 casks Files,
For Sale at Lowest Market Ratej
BY
N. & G. TAYLOR CO.,
301, 303, and 305 BRANCH St.,
IMP
PHILADELPHIA.
UKY GOODS.
jj EPSTEIN A HAINES,
Kes. 113, U3X N. NINTH Street, above Arch,
of the late Arm of
OWEN EVANS 4 CO.
Open on MONDAY, from th fire In Church street,
the lollowlng Dry Goods, bought lor cash, ten per
cent, cheaper tliun W JET. These Goods are clean aad
dry, and guaranteed as represented.
1W0 yards douhle-wldth Brilliants, 12Jtfo , worth J5o.
low yards tine fluid JNalusook. 16c, worth 87o.
luoo yards While Ouuibrlo, 12;ao , worth ibo.
6f0 yards flne Milrtlni? Liueu ioC.worUi 600.
too yards Hoe Linen Bird aye, too., worth 87,0.
1000 yaids tine Bluy Linen. 21c, worth .'.
3'0uozen all lu.eu Towels, li'.c, worth lsO.
250 dozen all-linen Uanclkervhiets, H. 12'i, aud ISc.
Also, loo yariu of soit-lialsh Jaconet, M audiic,
worth Soo.
600 yards line Nainsook, 12, 18, 20, 22. and 25c.
Also, (he follimlug Goods, liom a large jSherliTs salo
In hew Tfork:
600 yards fast-color American Calicoes. 12','c
600 yard. bL blenched Muslin, lo and It!, a.
600 yards best unbleatheti Musilu, i:.',o.
OR EAT BAHUAINS IN WHITE OOODS.
Plaid Nainsooks, 16, 22, 23, 28. 31, up to 60a,
too yards One riiiie, tsc to 81.
loco yards douhle-wldth Black Alpaca, 2Ao.
jt'lne double-width Mohair, It. 33. sue totrlO.
DRIKS UOOD.1. DRESS GOODS.
Dress Goods Irom r.,l,c. to l.
ISprliig shade of JMohalr, at barealns.
Great bargains lu Table Lineus. Irom 47c. to 9110.
&ou dosen all-liueu Doylies, a, cheap. -
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES CHEAP,
too yards all-wool Cassimere (must be sold to raise
money), 60, 62. 66c. lo
HOSIERY CHEAP. C1LOVES LOW.
Ladies' Hose, 12'c.; full rexu ar. 40o.
Genta' Hall-Jlo-e. 12'io ; full r-ulur. Sic.
t 0 dozen Ladles' liuft Gloves, 26c
All the new shades of Keal Kid Gloves, 1'15: bet
ter than the sjaieiu Jouvlu aeiilug on KlgUih street
lor tl'26.
All ihe leading mskes of muslin 10 per cent, less
thau Kighlli blieel prices. New York Mills, Wli
liunisville. Wainsiuta, Whitney, For sUlalu, Whltlns
vllle. Also, the best makes ot 6-4 aud Jo-4 froui
21,'ac up.
We want yon all to save money In every purchase.
As our motto is never lo be undersold, we thluk the
lirst and surest slepping-stoue lo fortune Is to save a
Utile In every nurcliuse. and the amount will gradu
ally iucreaae. slowly. It may be, but none te ?.
sure. Jt is toe stnaii -T ,
II. m r. . I bliUb 111 it
vvaler: the Blobs llself nnnlta ..F
uii'led; the tlrsl cent saved was the foundation of tha
largest lortuue ever made. Get the lull value of your
money, and save something by buvinn your iirv
Goods at the Oue prlce iore of ' r
EPSTEIN 4c HAINES,
Nos. 118 and U3'i N. ninth Mt.t
It
Price dt Wood's Old Htaud.
liul CHiLBiND j otreui.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
IHave opened, at their NEW STORE,
N. VV. Cor. KlSTemtta and Cfeesmat,
SI I.ENDID ASSORTMENT
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WHITE OODS,
LACKS,
EH BROIDERIES,
LACE UOODS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
VEILS, ETC. ETC.
Of Bopt r'.or Quality, at LOW PRICES,
nia xriNwaHO ton
gPLENDID STOCK OP
LINE&S AM) IIOLSE-HRNISIIIXCT"
DRY GOODS,
A. t Kotlucud Prices.
A NEW IJUPOIITATION
OF SUPERIOR EXTRA FINE AND HEAVY
Dooble Dnmi.sk Tnlile Llneus.
J'uble Cloths, iwo lo seven yard. long.
jNiipKinsaiJu utiyiien iu uijii.
HuckabHi k, Diuper, and Uiunusk Towels.
jtluiniuDuu d. . ... ' -I ........... w ..... VII 3.
Ll.ui.rii.if Mml 1'illllW l.illf liM. all Wllll.hU
Iiunuure Glilnir.es aud Furniture Diiuilles.
Liueu Materia. lor Dunters and Truvelllug Suits
and Hiin ture uiul Carnui e Coverings.
Willie Mueu Hollnud, lor window shades.
J'lue Gauhe Huiumer Bliiukels.
l liguni MarxMlies CluillM, entirely new stylw, with
centre pieces, iinluolUeied In colors.
Coiinlerpanes and tilnnkels, all oeKcrintlons.
(aone und biiiriuier Klauuels ull wldifit,
J utbroidered m;U printer! I'muo aud t able Covers.
Lltgunt printed aud plHid 1- luiaiel. (or 6acqut4.
Also, a Isrge ns ortment of white and colored Turle
taiiH; wbit and colored Mosquito Hviiti'g, with
i i Hint', com pie le: I.Mceuiid al uulm C'lirtaiuM, (Joi uieen
and t'urluiu tl i.li'i lain; Window Miuiten. Also, a d
ti. i-i niMiil (i.r t Ii 0 ij i iiiiwli. llnlerv. &11H Kii.i.lu 1.'...
. 'es, Douiubtlo Aiusliu and bhitotiugs.
brolut...
J OH ejlllg. VI ,IJ wi. ..........
Blid's eye l.ini ii, Linen iw"..
rU Heavy JI:per, a 1 wliltlia.
mvi iilnlil anu tlKiired .lour Linens.
1 i ....... .fur...'a k. .l I Mllil llllnhHr1. r.ltl
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