MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
OiWrai toonimo Mt ti Aesnteimy of Mnale.
The noieeraeat that to'f. JVeman's Opera
Bouffe Company Is to appear oei t week at the
Academy of Mane will be welcomed with
gratification by the nom-roat admirers of that
jit and exhilarating form of mustctl entertain
jceat. The past successes ot la Grande Duohtsnt
and La BeUe Delene have made the name of
OBaabach familiar In Phlla lelphla; and have
sufficiently established his popularity, and It
Cannot be without Inteiest that those
Who were captivated by the spurkling melodies
and Irresistible drolleries of those clever trorks
Will await the production of another of bis
operas bonOes, not lets brlDUnt In compoiltlon
Bor less mirthful in subject, nnd eq tally fcrta
sate la the manner of its representation. Barle
Bltue will Introd oca to us a somber of artists
who have not before been hard here, but who
have already gained a reputation, by their
performs noes in New York and elsewherf, not
second to that of Msd'llc Toatee and her asto
ctales. The European history of tn3e artist)
Was ample wsrrsnt for tuplr corJlal reoep'.lon In
America, and their reaiarkable accomplishments
atonco secared them the goodwill ot the amerl
can pablic. Mad'lle Iroja, the Qr-t prima donna
Whom we shall receive, and who perform j the
pait of "Boulode" in Barbs Beue, his Ion;
held an honorable position in Paris. For a con
alderable period sbe was the leading mezzo
soprano at the Opera Comtqae, and after bar
withdrawal from that theatie was chosen by
Offenbach, at the Bjufles Panslennes, to crest -the
principal roles In a number ot his own com
position". Her last French success wai InChario
Lecooq's opera bouffe, Feur-de-The, which sh
sucoes'fully carried through an entire season a
the Theatre de 1'Athenee. Of the rapidity with
Which she established herself In popular faro
kt Nlblo's, New Yotk, it Is bardly necessary fo
ns to speak; nor is it necessary to describe at
length the characteristics of ber style of singing
and acting, or of her many and varied attrac
tions, since she will so soon be among us to be
Judged of in her own pcreon.
M. Aujsc, the representative of "Blue Beard,''
b In some respects the strongest addition that
Mr. Bateman has made to his company. lie is
the ideal of the tenor needed for the proper
illustration of comic opera or opera bouffe. His
voice Is fresh, clear, and elastic, and rings like
a trumpet, and, what is almost of equal Im
portance, he is an actor of the highest order.
There are few comedians now upon the etnge
Who can rival him in prace, vivacity, and gal
lant bearing. "Blue Beard" affords him abun
dant opportunity for exhibiting bis best qualities
in every oapaclty, and if it is not bis mot im
port ra'e, it will be found to be tbe one in which
he always makes the most forcible impression.
The majority of the other artists who appear
next week are also new. They are clever and
conscientious, and have done much to add to
the successes already secured by Mad'lle Irma
and M. Aujac. Tbe best feature of Mr. Bate
man's announcement is the assurance it gives
ns that every part in the operas he produces
will be sustained with such fidelity as to give
no opportunity for reprotch in any
particular. Care has been taken to
provide an excellent chorus and a fine
orchestra, and the well-known skill of the
Mualcal Director of tbe Batemin troupe, Mr. A.
Birgfeld, is sufficient assurance that nothing
will be wanting in the ccnirol of these depart
ments. Barbe Bieue will be performed every evening,
except Saturday, next week, and at a matiuon
on Saturday afternoon. The sale of tickets
commenced this morning at the Academy and
Boner's music store, N j. 1102 Chesnut street,
and from the lively rate at wbish the tickets
were disposed of, we have no doubt of a most
brilliant success, financially speaking, fjr tbe
season.
The City Amusements.
At tbe Arch the drama of He's Got Money
will be performed this evc'inn?.
On Monday nexX II. J. Byron's play of The Lan.
cashire Lass will be produced.-
At the Walnut the drama of F; or, Branded,
will be performed for the last ttraeitiia evening.
To-morrow Mr. E. L. Davenport will appear
as "Long Tom Coffin" in the nnutlcal drama of
The PUot, and as "Adam Trueuian" in Mrs.
Mowatt's comedy of Fashion.
At tub Chbsnut the Worrell Sisters will
appear this evening iu au Buli-di adaptation of
Offenbach's opera of Barbe B eue. On Mond iy
next tbe drama of the Lancashire Lass will be
performed.
At thb American there will befn. entertain
ing variety performance this evtuliug.
Thb sale of reserved scatjfor tbe season of
twelve nights of opera pSujft which will be
opened at the Academy 4t Music on next Mon
day evening, will commence to-day at the Aci
demy of Music aoi at tbe mus'c vlore ot Messrs.
Boner & Co., Nyf 1102 Cuesou'. sireet.
TnB (Jkbvania Ohcuehtha will aire a public
reharaa!at ITorticultuial Ha l this afternoon.
On Saidrday they will give a classical matineee.
Crl Sbntz' and Murk Husslei's combined
cnestrus, will give a mauiice ai musical r una
Hall on Saturday.
To-uoanow even in 3 a concert will be given at
the Academy ot Music tor the beteiit of the
Jefferson Grammar School. Tne objeot Is to
obtain funds for tbe purchase of a piano. A
number of members of the MendcUsuhn Socmty
will assist, and a Que entertainment may bo ex
pected. nramatlc Items.
Mr. Sothern Is performing at the Prince of
Wales Theatre, London, in a piece entitled A
Hero of Romance, in which it is said that he has
made a hit.
A new spectacle has been produced at the
London Albubra, with tbe suggestive title uj
2he Festival of Bacchus.
The 1st. Mark's Theatre, New Orleans,
opened on Monday evening with Mr. Churle
Pope as acting manager and Miss Ileurietta
Oiborn as loading lady. Mr. Maik Smith wa
axnounccd as tbe first star.
The Boston critics prale Janauschek's waj.l
robe more than they do her uuiine.
BouclcauU's diama ot Af ir Bark Is in re
hearsal at tbe Boston Theatre.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Florence will conclude a
very successful engagement at tbe Broadway
Theatre, New York, at the end of the presen
week. Mr Florence made a bit in the part o
'Obenreiaer," In Ho Thoroughfare, although it
is more than hinted that his rendition of tbo
part was copied fiom FecUter. On Monday,
Mrs. Lander will succet d the Florences, and will
produce Marie Antoinette.
Forrest has beeu dmns tbe legltlma'e drum t
at Niblo'a Garden, New York, for tbe last three
or four weeks, in the accustomed legitimate
THfl HAJLT EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, WftMjP 4, 1808.
GRAND SALE OF DRY GOODS
way, with shabby icotpry and at touierent
support. The contrast bstween this manitf ot
producing standard dramas and ths style la
which spectacles have been pat atoa the stage
at Niblo'a hat ben somewhat severely com
mented on by the critics, hut not to the extent
that It deserves.
Musical Itenas.
Mlu Kellogg concluded bcr engagement in
New York on Saturday, and on Wednesday ere.
ning she appeared at the Brooklyn Academy of
Music. Boston will hear her next, and then we
suppose that she will trarel Phdadelshiawards,
M. Flotowwlll reeHe la Paris during the
coming winter. II:s new opera, L'OmWe, will be
biougbt out at the Theatre Oomlque.
Tbe London musical journa's need waking
up a little. Tbe OroSesra announces that Uhs
Lydln Tbomp-ou remains seriously ill in
America, and ban not beea able to appear stnos
ber arriral. and the Musioal Wor d ln'orrat its
leaders that M'ms Roio Bell, the Off.-nbach
exposltreas In New York, is Just dot 1. Consider
ing that both ladies are alive and kicking -aot
metaphysically-at the present moment in New
York, there statements are remarkable.
A new muilonl journal, entitled Lt Afjniteur
de lOpheon, has rerently been started in Paris.
Tbe Loui-ville pspeis commend Iron's
grecion bend as a piece ot high art.
Ole Bull has fur some time been suporln.
lending tbe construction of a piano, in New
York, on an entirely new principle, by which he
bopea to obtain greater conoiity of sound with
out loss of quality.
CITY ITEMS.
TuMwrrWa Iw Oaror. Uly opBt ah Oho
But St., wmtof(ilitO,lko.l4 I mod -4 Mbllahmnt
! iu kind in 'ry mimk, Netir flttad no. m,r.
I Mini, nnd oo vealtst, ittxxi eonxpioinumy ditulr1
Bplrxdid AssoBTuaNT or Fall amd Winter
Ciotuino Men's, Youttii', B)a', and Ohlldren's.
Choice stock ot seleoed style of Place Uoodi, ts bs
made to order.
Style, fit and xnorkmamMp of our garmenti lurpatsetl
by none, equalled by Jew. AU vrioct guararUted lower
than the lowett eltewhere, and full tatUacion guaran
teed every purehater, or tne tale cancelled and money
reimdtd.
Mail vxty between Bbnnktt A Co.,
f way c
Fifth-
and
Tow KB Hall.
sixth streets. I No. ait Uabkut St..
Phtladklphia,
Akp No. 60S) Bhoadwat. Haw Yomk.
Thb xlkctiom Is over, and ths affairs of coTsro
mcntbavlDf bean dlsposad of, members ol all DArtlei
can now faal Iras to attand to their own individual
Interests and wauts.
We Invite them now to rlilt oar new store and
examine our preparations for biulness and facilities
for conducting It.
In all departments or Dry Goods our stock Is now
complete.
Bote.
W buy for csh.
We sell for cash.
We bur In large lots.
We are coutent with moderate profits.
We will not allow our prices to be beaten by any
competition,
STBAWBRIDOH & CXOTHIKB,
Central Dry Goods Store,
Corner Eighth and Market streets.
Tub Obkat Mbbical Mibtakh of former day4
was an otter neglect of sanitary precautions. No effi
cient means were adopted for the prevention of sick
ness. Sewerage was nnknown In cities; drainage was
rarely attempted In tbe country. Heaps or offAl were
left to rot In the publlo streets, and domestlo cleanli
ness, tbe great antidote ta febrile diseases, was sadly
neglected. It Is not so bow. Wise laws, philanthropies
Institutions, and a vltUant sanitary police have, to a
great extent, remedied the evil. Nor Is this alL Pa
tbntivb medication has helped materially to
lessen tbe rates or mortality. It Is aot too moon to
say tbat tens of thousands escape sickness In un
healthy seasons In consequence ot having isv
batkd THaia sYsiiiis ik avanck by a course of
BobTEiTxa's Stomach Bittxbs. This pure and
powerful egt table toclo and alterative comprises
tbe extracts and eesances of a variety of roots and
herbs, renowned for their strengthening, soothing
vitalizing, and purirylng properties. These medicinal
agents are incorporated with a spii it absolutely free
from tbe acrid poison which Ceflles. more or less, all
the liquors of commerce, and their effect Is diffused
through the whole frame by tbli active yet harm less
stimulant. Tbe result Is such a condition ol the sy
lem as renders It alt but impervious to the exterio
causes of disease, such as damp, fog, sudden alterua
tionsof temperature, eto. Streogth.and tbe perfect
regularity or all tbe functions or tbe boly, are the
best safeguards aga'nst atmcspherlc poison and ths
(ll'ects of unwholesome wa'er. and UosntrTEa'a
Bittkbs are the best strengthening and regulating
medicine at present known. For drspsp-ila and bll
loosuess they are a spitcinc absolute.
AblODNDINO KKPOBTS.
20(0 CASKS OF CONSUMPTION CURB1).
Professor Trosseau, of tbe Children's Hospital
Paris, reports that, la two thousand cases of Con
sumption, la which the foimuU for Upham t Fresh
Jiltat Cure was used, it cured nearly every oje. It
allays the cough, heals the lungs, and gives a new
lease of life, bold 1 per bottle, or six for 1 5. John
ston, Holloway fe Cow pew, No. 602 Aroh sireet.
Headache, Languor, and Melancholy gene
rally spring from a Disordered Stomaou, Coatl 'euess,
era Torpid Liver. Bsch may readily be removed by
Dr. V. Jayne'a Sanative Pills, a few doses of which
will be found to stimulate tbe Liver aud Stomach tj
healthy action, removing all Biliousness, and pro
ducing regular evacuations of the Bowels. Sold by
all Druggists
Jbwelbt. Mr. William W, Casnldy, Ho. 12 5
Oecond street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of Hue Jewelry aud silverware in tbe city.
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining a real, pure arti
cle furnished at a prloe which oaunot be equUled,
He aluo has a large stock of American watches in all
varieties and at all prices. A visit to his store Is sure
to result In pleasure and profit.
Elkction! Election! Election! Is now over,
ALd eveiy young ma n desiring to beoome a proficient
Book-keeper and Penman should attend Kloabrrly's
Bryant & Stratum Business Cjllege, AiHembly Build
ing, corner or Tenth aud Chesnut Btreeta. Classes
formed every day and evening. Individual instruc
tion. Call at College Olllce for specimens of Penman
th'p and Circular.
The Attention of Gentlemen desiring new and
faHhlonable clothing U respect ully drawn to tbe su
perb stock now open for Inspection at No. 821 Ches
nut street. Cm ablb Stokes & Co.
Quality and Style the True Test of Cheap
Nafcs In purchasing clothing for the coming winter
tlrst examine the variety for gntlemen's wear at
No. (21 Cbeinut street. Ciuklm htokb t & Co.
Fashionable and Well Made Cuothino Only'
offered lor sale at No. 824 Chesnut street. Every gar
ment warranted to be us represented. An Immense
stock for ths fall and wUterof 18S8 now ready.
Superior workmanship undatr prices, at
Charles ktokes & Co.'
Supkbiob Family oal A large stock or Honey
Brook, Bazleton, and Spring Brock Lehigh Coal at
Addinbied'b Wharf, Delaware aveaue, above
Ca'lowblil airest. Burers will ;do well to call, as tbe
ttbnvw stock was reoWved before the recent advanos,
and will be soid at reasonable rates.
Tonic These who resort to tonics will And
Spier's "Bianoard Wine Bitters" the brst adapted to
benefit Ibe different allmenis or tbe system, whether
dlttabed or debilitated rom over-exertlou or by any
other euse. Try th.m Sold by Or'ggUM.
Drink the famous Arctic Hoda Water, and read The
Kvenino Tlleohapk. at Hlllruau's News Stand, at
North Pennsylvania Depot.
Pale of Boots and t ho its The early attention
of the iraue I- called to tue lame aod aurautive sale
bl itooi and blioes, to ba ald by cats ufu lor oau
In uctiow ('1 nxiaiiay) iu'ruing. Novuitnr 6 oom
nitucirgat in o'clock, by U li, MoUleea A Co., AUO
tluLeers, No. bos Market street.
-eiy lunar mi-onniiir, ii rtauy a pleasure
8"p in his plao. We haa Just rwirod from him
"Hrii'i Weekly" and "Moothiy," tbe "Atlantic
Mooiily." 'CVmlo Monthly," eu. In edditlia to
theer fl the Other oerlonlcala Snmntln anil .,riirn
iralvi
hra, in New Tore, and
pipers published
me latest nooks oan ba found uno.i
i he dllF
other t'laoea. and
his counters. deaervee siicomis. and will secure It.
arWa bate sold o fast
u have buld au fat
0sr have bole at
A-aTWE have a ua au fant
( Fall ao Winter rrritiNa-Esi
Our Fall amd minus Clothimk-ZS
Our Fall and minims uuithino'sa
. Our Fall ni Wintam Cljb:io-SS
rWS ARE hOW AU1SITISS
rWB ABE NoW BECEIVIhO
RVSrWH ARB NOW RaOEiVlna
rWAI NOW KKO.lVINS
Tmm HKUUNB TNSTALUB! t-m
1 Ha fcKuoaru iNsrALauMT'ejai
The Mkuumu I nntai.h a) -sb
The HauoM.tlMSZALUHjrr-bn
SyE-BEAOTfTOt FBCKM U KS. OW
B-BhaOTifi'L Fiiinii OiMi.
erBRAUTirtiL Fkemh llii'iw.
0'BKAUT1UL FRMbU UOODft.
fARo. Wb iiavs a ppiendld Block of therv
nv( things on our cuuoter, aud tbouh our alea
aie so large, we hava forty cuuera anu seveu huu
dred liauos to keep our salesroom fl lad.
'1 hps" facts are . pen for the iapeutloa of any who
W'l1 call and asa for themreiveN.
jBafTb Newo ds Jims racel'lDf are:-
Fall Overcoa'a. from fin to fit.
Jodlpeiaabl Hull.
Wrwl Jacket.
Heary Maoaa (to do without overcoats),
Fanry Over Ranks.
Styifrb (.benterHlds.
Youtbk' Coe-teiUelds.
Boys' lHuble breaaied Sacks.
"Votitba' at d Boys' Halts.
ChlKlren'a Uarlhald s.
t hllriren'a Hisma ks.
Children' Prluce luip'rials.
Wind en's Ohautberlal .
Chlldi en's Fancy Dverooats.
sy?Alarge fo ca of salesmen to give good attea-
tlou to all, either looking; or biiylna;
W a N A M A K Ktt A BROWS.
THB LAROrWr CIX) THING HOU3K,
OA K HALL
The corner ot SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
MABBIED.
BUPKY BROWN.-Ou Ibe 14tb ultimo, at the real
dene of tbe bride' oarenu. oy tie Kev. Airred Ujoe
man. Mr WILLIAM M. BU .T, ot Biltimora, to
Mlaa DOLLIS A. BHOWN, or this city.
McCA LL8TKIN BRENNER On November t
1K4 at (be CJiurcb of tba Holy Trlulty. by ti Klgt
tier. W. Bacon Stevens. 1. li., BODULPH P
AicCALLlo MABY M , daughter of the late P. W,
stelnbrenner, oiew York.
DBY GOODS.
DIED.
t FA TJB8ET. November t M'ssANNA FAU83ET.
Ber relatives and rrieuos are Invited to attend tbe
funeral, rram ber late residence. No, 13 s Monies
a' reet, on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. To proceed
to Laurel Hill.
HAKTMAN. On Saturday. October II, after a
painful Illnee, wblcU be bore with Chriatlau forti
tude, Mr. JOHN HAH1MAN, In the 38th year ol his
age.
T be relatives and friends ot the family are respect
fully invited tti attend tbe funeral, on 1 bursday, No
vember s, at 1 o'ciock, from his late residence, No.
'12 N, Nineteenth street. To proceed to South Laurel
Hill.
Kira.-On the Id instant, Mr. GKOROE KINO,
Sr.. id tbe 73d year of bla age.
Tbe relatives and rrleocu of the family, and Phila
delphia Lodge. No. IS, I. O. of O. F are respectfully
Invited te attend the fbneral, from the residence) of
bis son, Richard KIdr. No. 1518 Moyamenslng ave
nue, on 1 bursday afternoon at a o'clock. To proceed
to Wharton Street M. E. Church.
OODEN. On tbe 2d Instant, WILLIAM OGDEN. a
native of Boyion, Lancashire, England, aged 30 years
and 10 months.
Tbe relatives and friends of tbe family, also tba
WlngohocklDE Tribe, No. 33. T. O. of Red Men and
the Order in gereral, are Invited to attend bis funeral,
from bis parents' residence. No. 37 Adams sireet,
Frankford, on Thursday afternoon, the Bib. Instant,
at 1 o'clock.
BFE. On the 2d Instant, QEOBQE M son of Jona
than and Mary Ann free, aired is years ana 10 months.
1 he bedy will be removed on Wednesday, at 8
n'clork P. M.. to Womelanrf, Pa., for Interment.
Funeral on Tburaday at 2 O'clock P. M.
AmebioaN
Life Insurance Company
Of Philadelphia.
8. E Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets
' This Institution hat no tuoerior in th Ttnttcd
State 10
DRY GOODS.
JOSEPH
1868.
H. THORNLtXY
Would respectful'y present his claims tor a share
of public patronage by offering the following induce
ments, via.!
An Attract I re Stock
A Splendid Assortment.
Prices rut Down to the Lowest Kotch.
SPECIAL ATTENTION INVITED TO
Paisley Shawls.
Uroche Shawls.
Silks and Dress Goods.
Blankets and Flannels.
Cloths and Cassimcres.
LINENS. QUILTS. PIANO and TABLE COVERS.
OH J 111 6, mjilOlL 1 D, SLXKj.
JOSEPH Ha THORNLEY.
N. . Cor. LIG HI 11 and Sl'lUAU UAltDUX,
9 26 8m 6p PHILADELPHIA.
INTER CLOAKir.es
IN
French Velvet Cloths,
Astrachan Cloths,
Heavy Dearer Cloths.
THE AD0VF IX ALL COLOKS.
J011i Y. TliOMS,
Nos. 405 and 407 N. SECOND St.,
8 2S rp PHILADKLPHIA.
rQ COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We bare now In store a very large and varied a
sortmtnt of
LADIES' CLOAKItfGS.
By calling on us oa cau cot enly see all tbe ntyles
In vogue, but be supcllod la quantities to suit at the
lowest wholesale ratta.
Comparison of stock aud l rices with any wholesale
boose solicited,
tiamplessent by mall wh-n desired,
STRAWBRID6E & CLOTHIER
CENTRA L EMPOltlUM,
tOlt.KldllTU AND MAKKKT SIT UKETS
1124 Bm PHILADELPHIA.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION?"
pTOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
STRAWBBIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CENTRAL DRY 600DS STORE,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET.
A ME,
X-L 'i'weuty-iliird Miln itli ru ofHnrl- a of lsus-uit),
THI8 (WedUfsday) ArTKHNUON.at 0 olooa.
be nolle. Iu ituuujUoual olumn 11
TtniZES OA8IIED IN KOYAL HAVANA.
L ikHTUwuv, aud M18OUlU LOl I'lfiUlhii
rr nritruiailun alvea.
JiiapM MAlKS. No. 78 imOADWAY. New
York. Post OUice Box, Wt. 10 U lot
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and
UNDERWEAR,
Direct from American and European Maanlaotarers.
MFRIKO TjrJDERWKAR FX) ft O CISTS.
HER 'NO TJNDERWaAR "OH YuOTUS.
WKhINO TJNDlCRWEAK FOll IHfANrH.
MERINO UNDAIIWEAH FOR M).
MKRINO DNDklt MAR FOR LADIH1
HEUO UOt-K FOR LA I) f HH,
ftiKHlNO I1O8K FOR MI84BS.
MSIIIRO IICB15 FOR YOU IMS.
UBHINO iiO M FOR INfAMra.
MKRINO BOSS. iOH OEM 18.
ALL-Wf.OL BHIRTd, WB1TB. FOROHXT8,
ALL WOOL HHIRIS, 8 lARLHT, FOR OKNI.
ALL-WOOL fUiBiS, GREY MIX KD,
ALL-WOOL SIIIRrtJ, BLUB UIXUD.
11 the above, of superior qualities, for sale.
We aim to Keep the BBsT LIKH OF TIIBIB
GOODS 10 be found In the city, and trices at tbe
bottom of the market.
STBAWBHIDUE & CLOTHIER,
COBNEB EIGUTK AND HiBEIlt TH
11 1 2t PHILADKLPHIA.
QLANKBTS AND QUILTS.
STMWBRIDGE & (LOTH I EH,
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
Cor. EIGHTH anil MiRKET,
PHILADELPHIA.
HURON BLANKETS.
We are again receiving- for this season the
celebrated HURON BLANKETS, which have
heretofore had such unprecedented sale.
Attention la especially dlreoted to the quality,
size, and weight of these BLANKETS. They
come to ns direct from the manufacturer and
Will not be found in any other establishment.
Purchasers may rely on gottiug BLANKETd
of the beat quality, and at only one profit on
first coeU
HURON UOLD MEDAL.
HURON SWANSDOWN.
HURON PREMIUM.
HURON EX IRA SUPER.
FURNITURE DIMITIE3.
MARSEILLES EXHIBITION QUILTS.
BUP.EAU COVEUa.
IvUHIEKrANBj,
Thirty-live Cuscs
Fine All-Woo) Dlankots,
Slightly damaged at the mills, will be sold at a
Bargain.
10-4 WOOL BLANKETS, J3 00 PER PAIR.
10- i WOOL BLANKETS, 3 50 PER PAIR.
10- 4 WOOL BLANKETS, 8100PEUPA1R.
11- 4 WOOL BLANKETS, 85 00 PER PAIR.
11- 4 VERY FINE BLANKETS, fO PER PAIR.
12- 4 VERY FINE BLANKETS, $7 PER PAIK.
12-4 PREMIUM BLANKETS, 8S PER PAIR.
STRAWMtlDGE & CL0T1IIEK,
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
Corner EIGHTH aud MARKET Sts.,
114 2t PHILADELPHIA.
yELVETEEN S.
Just received, per last Europoau steamer,
A Large Invoice of a Very Superior Make or
BLACK VELVETEENS,
Comprising every quality, and presenting an
unequalled ussoriruent,
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CENTRAL DRY (iOODS STORE,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
11 4 2t
PHILADELPHIA.
Tt7E WILL OPEN THIS MORNINU, p:50M
VV Ancliun. I lot lit LAUlKd' MKKliNU VISSXj.
uoud. Uic; wi'rili 67.
1 lot of LA Ul to.8' MKRINO XiUTi, hlta neck,
I. nil ilunri-H. Si! Wirl ti'oU.
hi l!-bl'ra' SI KlllKO V.J( Ti4 hftlf prion. 37, 4, aud SOo.
Only nix iJlvova superior lsL(Jk A Lf AOA. ,H7o "
1 lot very sujiericr uui-iii'..i ei'ttirjli i Aiifluu
PUPLINB, :ilc: woiib 10.
lluivvrj Hue double width MIL1N bKHUKS, pUIn
HjoUikI grouud ai bio : worth 7.
litNill ALL-SI1K MAN I'll. LA VKLVKT, at
I'd utl lit: rrt bargain.
. NU'llWaM LAUK CURTAINS; great bar-
B,ltl!AL FRHNCU La.CE CURTAINS; great bar-
''"n'lnvnlre of LADIES' TRA VLLINQ BATCH
KLtt cr UAUd, at very low pries.
T. bI,tfP80N8 BUNS.
10 81 awl3t Nos. VIZ aud VU PtWK Btrest.
nOMEl., C0JLADAY A CO.
818 and 820 CliSSNUT Stroet.
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SALES TO CwMMBrrCB N07EMDER 2, C0XrRIS(
LLNEM8 AD WH1TB WOODS, flOSlKaif AND QLOYEJ, MOURNma QUtfM, 0a
WHICH W1UST BE SOLL
PREPARATORY TO REMOVAL TO THKIR
NEW MARBLE BUILDING, CHESNUT Street, e&m BrouL,
Hare never been surpassed in Philadelphia, containing an ENDLESS TARI3TT of lexlatt Iff
Medium Prioed Goods, aa well aa the
CHOICEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
1L, C. & Co. would adrlae all desirous of obtaining
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
To lost no time before. Inspecting their stook, feeling assured that tbo
UNPARALLELED PRICES
At whloh the entire stook will bo disposed of most Insnro
Ifc APID SALES.
rpllE BAFE DEI'OSIT COMl'ANT,
tor Safe Ktetina of Valuables, Secwtlies, etc.,
ana Renting of Safes,
DIRECTORS
N. B. Browue, J Ollllngbaru Fell.lAlez. Henry.
V. H. tlrke. UMacalt-aier, a A.iaidwell,
JuiinW'e.sb, K. W. Clark, Ueo. V. Tylwr.
OFFICE, Ko. 1 CHESNUT UmUKT.
N. B. ShUWMKi PrttHiauul
t) U.ULAHK, Vies ProoldADt.
E, PATTKRUON, beo, aad sreMuuec. 1 Itwhal
IVIILLIKEN'S LINEN STORE, Icoth house
No. 828 ARCH STREET.
8EVERAL CHEAP LOTS
Of
TOWELS,
TOTVELLVys BY THE TABL),
TABLE LINENS,
NAPKINS,
LINEN UAM)KEK(JUIEFS.
The largest stock of LINEN U00US iu
the City. 9 30 wr
QRAND OPENING
OP
LYONS AND GERMAN
MANTILLA YELYETS,
Purchased at TWESTV PEHt CSNT. LE93 THAN
HKOTJLAR PRICKe, and offering at tbe same die-count.
BLACK AND COLOltED YELTETEENS,
In great variety, at prices ttiat cannot bs undersold.
NOW ON EXHIBITION,
A magnificent and extensive stock of
1'AIUS AND GERMAN DKESS GOODS,
la all popular and novel textures.
Prices guaranteed less tnan our competitors.
A srENDIB DISrLAY OE SUAWLS
IN ALL GRADS,
Comprising Paisley, Cbalnlalne, Brocha, Blanket,
He, etc, at
Mcelroy & cos,
Nos. 4 and 6 North EIGHTH Street,
10 28 wfmlmrp ABOVE MARKE r.
727 roriuR MIXES 727
DRY
fOB
GOODS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
No. 727 CHESNUT STREET,
Importers, Jobbers and KcUilcrs,
Have now on exhibition THB MOST EXTSNSIVK
AND DKblRABLtt UTOOK In tbla market.
Their stock Is unrivalled for EXTENT, VA
RIETY and general adaptation to the wants of the
trade. They axe In constant receipt Of BARQAINtS,
which are freely ottered by the yard, piece, or package.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
No. 727 CHESNUT Street,
PHILADKLPHIA.
PROPRIETORS OF
HOTELS; BOARDING-HOUSES
AND
8 H I P P
I N C.
We have a special Wholesale Department for sup
plying LIN KM AND LOfTON BHEBTINO, TOW
KLU, NAPKINS, BIN OLE BfOi AND BERTH
ULANKiTS, and other goods particularly adapted
to your wanta.
All the above kinds ot oooDi made np at short
notice lf desired.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
LENTKAL DIJY GOODS STOKE,
COB. F.IUIITU AND SSABHKT SJTHEETH.
INDIA SUAWLS AND SCAUFS.
CEORCE FRYER,
No. OlO Oil Kb NUT BTIIKKT,
Invites attentlcn to his stock ot
Keal India Camel's Hair Sluu Is & Scnrfe
Also, aa elegant stock ol frlLKI, In Blacks aud
Colors; P1NCY BILK PL0SHKH, POPLINd
SBAWLB, and FANCY QOODS.
INDIA SHAWLS AND ECARFS altered and re
palrtd, aud cleaned In a inptrlor manner. U so tuirp
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
LADIES' CLOAKINGSL
yf6 call altentlon to the Tact that wt
bare on band a ?ery large and desirabi
stntk of tueae groods, einbruoing: srtia
Scarce and Desirable Makes that sin ha
found in no other establishment. We nay
especial attention to this Department, anal
bttiiere our stock is not equalled in l'Jiliv
delphia, nor surpassed In the country.
MEN'S CLOTHS.
We also offer eyerr description or Clotlai
and t'assiineres for Hen's and Uoys' Wear,
from the lonest'priced article to the tUest
lroductiou or foreign looms.
We have Fancy t'assi meres, Coatings
Suitings, Overcoatings, Black Cloths, and
Doeskins, etc. etc., and Invite all who pre
ler to select their own material to give ns
a call.
ttoods for Boys' Wear a specialty, m
bracing every variety in the market.
STBA WBItID QE f OL 0 TRIER
COTKAL CLOTH U0USE,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
114 2t
PHILADELPHIA.'
BLANKET
AND
FLANNtL ESTABLISHMENT,
HEW FALL GOODS.
All descriptions or the beat makes TJNSHRINKfi
ABLE FLANJTKLS, aa
BOGEBaV ENGLISH PATENT.
BJfAL WELB AND SAXONY,
BALL AatDVALK AND DO MET,
bUAKU, BOTH WHITB AND B1!B4
PLAID AND rRINTED OPKKA.
GlLiKia-i OiiaiA, auction
Domestic, White, Eed and Grey Heaviest
English aud American
CANTON FLANNELS.
Leo,
SUPERIOR QUALITY BLANEETB
All-Wool and Extra widths, tot beat family saws
I1EDICM BLANKBIB,
For Hotels, and Pnbllo Insulations,
CRIB AND CRADLE BLANKETS,
SflEITiBD, VAN IIARLKCEKAMRM,
No. 1008 CHESNUT Street,
10 21 wlmlOtrp PHILADELPHI A.
PRICE & wood;
S, W.t'OBNEB EIOUTn AUD riLBES Ii
HAVE JU6T RECEIVED
Several lots of Ladlea' and Otnta' Qlovas,
Ladles' Bsrlin Thread and Spaa U 1c Ql res, llata
Ladles' and Gents' Cloth Oloves.
Children's Cloth Gloves, and Berlin Gloves, lined,
Jouvln's Kid aiovea, bast quality, fall ooloia,
A good quality Itaal Kid UloViS, Si -25 a pair.
Ladles' and Oencs' iloaltry.
Worked Edglnss aid Iosrtings.
Lln.li Bands, Coventry and Maglo BalUIncs,
Ladlte' Linen Collars and Cujrs.
Oenls' Bblrt Fronts, Necc Tin, Suspenders, eto.
A large assortment ol Ladles' ana Oan la' Llnea
Handkerchiefs.
LaCUts'. Gents' and Children's Merino Uoderwear.
BLANKETS!. BLANHHTS,
All-wool Blankets, 3 75, ft 75, 5, 5 75 op to 12.
FLABINELM. FLA HM ELM.
All-wool Flannels, cheap, 25 81, 7H. and 6$ cents.
Usllardvale and bhaaer F.annela.
Dumet FlaDnels, 12i, ie,; 'ii. 28, 81, 81, 40, and So.
One bale Djiutl Flannel, zs.that are worth 81.
Ktd and Orty 1 willed FlanaJs.
Plaid bhlrtlLg lanne.s.
MI AM I'LAID fOFLINSI.
Plaid Poplins, to and 87'i M'lts.
Bl.ck Alpacas and Blck Alpaca Pop'lns.
black ni La 8 blaiK biLKS, good, makes,
rhrap,
A cheap lo of Llneu Towsls ll'i couts,
JUuckasai'k aud DAiuask Towels thai sue bargains.
ThIi Lli ens and Napains.
fehlrllng PI low casr, and Hhf etloa; Uusllns.
PRICE & WOOD,
N.W. S'OBNKBKIUHTtT. AMD FILBBT.
N, B.-Waterprool Oloaklr.g Cloths cheap, to Saw
"D A T E N T B D.PANT9
J k'lHtllKV'ii fruu. 1 to t lnon
6COUKBI) ilfS
Freuch nieaui Pjytting and Hoonnas, tto.
MM 11 bLreeft aud hi o. t as KAUCartrtaeki I Mia