THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAril PlttLADBLPIIIA, MONDAY, FEBfttTAIiY 1, 18Q9.
MUSICAL AUD D1UK1TIC.
The City AmniemDM,
' At Ttf . a0 Shakespeare's comedy of IweWh
JTight, or You Wid, announced for
eTeryereninBot'.tha PrMCnl week- Thl VH
bu aUraoled crowdtu bon9M' and tf ,ber8 U 00
falling off In the aUenoV:,ce' " ,0 be hipel
tUat the management will alio" 11 ke,P the
llwt for a number of we ta lo pott." na P0
. pono the novoT'lc that havo been ana".'
ounced
uniu tbc public crave a chaoee. It wouM t.
a
Pity to withdraw a really fine play like this so
long as XYs j public are willing, lo wltnon tt; and
r M for Mrf Edfttond latei' comedy of Tarns Vats,
We can yord t j wait for It any length of time,
and not got tired of waiting be It ever so long
postponed. )
The peiTo1 tr.Stico of Tieelfih Niuht has been
very moclv improved sinoe the first evening.
The actou ropear to understand their puts
better than ttiey did, and the play as no
! represented is one that no lover ot the drama
l cboild ralsj scelniv'or it I better tban anything
In the line of 8bakepc.rlan comedy thit has
J been given In this city for several years. The
j Cniy performances that can at all becorapwed
Hrlth It wer .hose of Mwh Aio About Nothing,
a season jt twt ago at tbe Cbesnat, during Mr.
James F. Murdoch's eugagoment. Tbe pUy at
the Chesnut was not placed upon the statro,
1 iwever, in a style equal to that at the Arch,
and It was not as finished and artlstio as a
Whole.
t Mr. Barton Hill plays the part of "Malvollo''
very much better than be did originally. lis
L aecnis to hnve a better appreciation of the char.
acter, and he is entitled to praise for a very
t Intelligent and careful piece ol acting. Mr.
Hill, however, is not well fitted for the part,
and be can never hope to make the same repu
tation, in it .hat he would in some other.
'Malvollo" Is such a peculiar creation that it is
no dkicredlt to so excellent an actor as Mr. mil
tnat he does not exactly come up to the ileal.
The most talented artists canuot do everything,
and tbe mbst versatile actors will find some
characters beyond their powers of expression.
A less talented performer than Mr. Hill mi?ht
bit the idlosyncracies of "Malvolio" exactly,
and yet not rise above mediocrity in other parts.
Mrs. Drew interprets the wonderful grace and
delflhcy of '.'Viola's" character with finer effect
than ' on Monday last, and Miss Price also has
made a very marked advance in her rendering
cf the itfrt of "Olivia." This Is decidedly the
beat . si 'ormance this lady has yet given us.
Mr. Mi ikay as "Sir Toby Belch," and Miss
Davenport m "Maria," have Improved greatly.
Mr. Craig's "Sir Andrew Agaecheek" is not
: only one of his most succesful personations, but
. It is one of the best, if not the best acted char
acter in the play.
The plajgoing public do not care to see
Shakespeare' or the standard dramatists all the
t time, aud no vheatre could tumtaln Itself without
producing entirely new pieces, even u mey aid
fall below the old-established favorites in merit.
iflere arc a numoer oi reau j nrsi-ci ass piays, now-
, ever, wblch are so seldom bronght out that fir
i the vBt majority of persons they are as good as
entire novelties, and one of these is lwejth
NiaM. Aa You Like It is another, Winter's
low Is another, Measure for Measure is
, another, The Taming of the Shrew is
another; aud a great number might be named
f bv other authors than Shakespeare. The lamina
of the Biurets has not been played for a great
while, except iu a mutilated form as a two act
fajce. Ai You Like Jt, with the excep
, - tiou of one or two performances by
v Mrs. Scott-Siddons recently at the
' Academy of Munic, in which that lady car.
4 tied off all the honors. hus not been acted for a
? still longer time than Ixcefth Night. Winter's
Tale was brought out once last season at the
:i Walnut by Mr. J. W. Wallack, and it attracted
- the only full house during bis engagement;
- and before that it bad not been performed in
this city for a number of years. Any of these
plays, if placed npon the stage in first-rate style,
and as well acted as Twelfth Night, Is would
prove as great attraction?. People go to the
theatres lo be amused, and there Is plenty oi
laughter and good entertainment in The Taming
of the Shrew, while Winters Ta'e
one of the most interesting stories
.'. that Shakespeare ever illustrated with
. his genius. It ranges over tho whole scale o
- human sympathies and passions, from trage ly
' to broad farce; it is embellished with some 0
the -rarest poetry that ever emanated from the
brain of Shakespeare; and as for scenio effect
i the Bouclcaults and Daljs of the day never
. J. Imagined anything equal to the statue scene
' with, which the drama concludes. The characters
y. of this piece would afford the members of the
Arch Street company ample opportunities for
the display of their talents, and it would be a
rare gratiflca'ion for those who admire dra
matic art to see it produced there with tbe same
' care as is bestowed upon less worthy plays.
At the Walnut the lust performances of
' BouciCault't drama of After Dark are an
nounced, it will bo withdrawn after the present
week, ana on juonaay even-.ngnexi nr. ana sirs
Barney William's will commence an engagement,
and will appear in a number of their favorite
Irish pieces.
At the Chkbnct Mies Susan Oalton will
appear this evening iu Offenbach's operetta of
CO." The house has been cleaned and put in
order for this reopening, and it is to be hoped
that the 'appreciation of the public will follow
Miss Gallon to her new abode. The troupe has
been increased by the engagement of Mr.
James Dunn and Mr. James T. Ward, and the
chorus and orchestra will be larger than tbey
were at the Theatre Coniique. The orchestra
wi 1 ba lead by Mr. W. G. Dietrich. "66" will
be performed to-morrow, iucnm anu urumnm
on Wedncsc'ay.and La Soummbwa on Thursday.
. 1 I - . J T'.i. .1.
km tub Thhatrb Comiqub Mr. J. Holmes
firnverhas been ensraged for six nights. Mr
Grover is a native of Philadelphia, but he has
never neared here before. Tbia evening
drama written by himself will be presented, in
which he will sustain five different character!
At th Amebicaji an attractive variety enter
oinmmt will be offered this evening.
Caw. Woifbohn will Rive his fourth matinea
f tbe season at the Foyer of the Academy of
n-morrow. Mr. William Candldus, the
I
celebrated tenor singer of the New To:k Arlon
Society will make his or-i appearauco .u.
..,r Mr. Edouard Colonne, violinist, and Mr,
BndolpU Hennlg, violoncellist, will also appear,
.! 13 KRM AN1A OBCHS8TKA 1U give B PUUII
.t. Horticultural Hall on Wodnebday
rcuw-
afternoon.
n Coanovi. the popular
wit an
'.if .in deliver the firtt of his series o
lectures at Concert Hall on Thursday eveuini
next. The subject will be "Miss Jonos' Wed
ding No Cards." Tho sale of scats commences
to-dny at Gould's piano rooms, No. 923 Chemut
street.
M. PAtrt nn CnAtti.tr will deliver a lecture at
Conceit Msll this cvpnine on "Lion and Uorllla
tlunnng." As M. Da Clialllu has parU(ilpntd
lnrordy in the sports named, he will be sble to
alve bis aumtors ome enWrtafnlnir information
on the suojpct The lecture will bo illustrated
by maos and paintings, hotni tbe features of
the country explored by M du Cbstllu during
bis watuleritiBs In t'cmrfll Airicn. Tbe lont ire
will be for the beiiedt of. the SabbatU School of
lie Nonh Preobvterian Church, Sixth Ftroet,
it I A tV ii rn ATA . Tllrni ahi l-tA nKt a In n.l at
l " U ib.w Vinn..lU r mm
A COh vi t,u: icuiut ui tuc Frvi trin
Church. Hevcn;h reVmwnl !V. Mr.
iaimnet-i-1. ine r n,.,.h,..,i, u..t k.
ducted by tbe choir ' ,,Hi . '
Miss Caroline McCaffrey. U?,"'i,'?-M1?"",rre7!
Mr. Willutm A. Urlicoe, Mf. " "'l""' BU"
Mr. J. G. Omsei. An BttrflOtTe .PI"r'lru'T,,e
of the pc rformers'.tjo less tban the worthlaess of
the object, will ensure a lull house. Aimuncui
be pircured at Kennedy's drua slofi Hiventh
and Brown streets.
Jahbs k. Mubdcu, Kq , wi'l give radintf
at the Academy of Music on Mondav evening
Dext, under tnc Biipices oi me aiTcanui )
Library Company, it ts doi necesary ror us to
upeak at leuffth with recard to Mr. Murdoch's
menu bs a reader: everyone ano vs wnat tnov
are. We anticipate a lull liouso on next
Monday,
DRY GOODS.
Tli Importation nt Nw York nurlnir
janunrj.
BVom7i N. Y. Journal of Commerce of Saturd ty
We ant lelpate by one secular day tbe oloso of
the niontn in the presentation or our tnolea
representing the Imports of foron;n dry e-uiis
at i bis port, as the reoord is kept lu even weak,
aud inl oompsrss with the same period of UsW
year. TtaeJaauiirr trade la this department
Muetuaies more than almost any other mouth
la tbe year. The following will shosv the rela
tive totals in each year sinoe 1800:
IMl'OBTS OF FORRIORT DRY GOODS AT KKW YOltK
l OR TUB MONTH OK JANUARY.
1800 eil,770.00S. 1865 $2 ai0,61
881 10 U5H.N5T 1BW lj,79,()!H
IKC2 .. 2.9.25a:i8(i7 m 11.928.872
1K63 - B.IW9.181 l6S 5.1lt,i9
lbfil ,184,8ll l8ti 7,Htil,015
Aitnouun mis meniu noowa a Rata on toe
same period of IdrI year, It Is a little below the
average for twenty years. We annex the dutalla
of tbla movement la Januaryof each of the last
three years:
BNTKEED FOB COHSUHrTIOH,
1807. 1S69. 1800.
Manufr. Of W00l...$l 68U.I83 J573 8-t !)J0,fl7 j
Do Uol.tou. i,oj 8a7 6lo. Oil l,:itu,8(2
Do BUK....M 9 1 1,011 8o0 1.4ii7,HU
Do Flax 051.817 49l),70l ti-t9.m
MUcell'S Dry O'as. 6.;j.2.31 13J.027 oO&.MH
Toialen.foreon 95,830.470 13,100,052 85.06G.Htt3
WITHDRAW! FROM WABEH0U8E.
1867.
1868.
0185,51
8S7.821
1H0.473
438 019
112.078
IHIM.
$'i.017
341.290
249.VO.S
50 131
107.02I
Mannfs. of Woo'..l,2(i9.836
Do uonon OM ISO
Do Bilk.... 3l,K7l
Do Flux... 715,!!9I
Mlacel t'a Dry U'ds 98 7U7
Total withdrawn
from warenonse-s J.uw.tf;:s
Add en. t oons'n... 6.xsa,-170
$1,604,974
3.160,052
91.037,271
6.068.833
Total thrown on
the market 88,897,413 S4 ,765.028 $7,001,107
BNTEBED FOB WARBHOUSING.
18W. 1888. 1869.
Mannfs. of wool.. St 12.1 id Jf7l2 6l5 8'7 9W
Do cotton 1720.870 474.220 475 672
1)0 silk.... 988,180 285.0:3 487.I7J
Do flax.... 917.KH4 821.210 621,718
Mlficell'S dry sds. 283.5311 135.733 111,070
Tot. ent'd wr'hre..0,092 10a $1,!I,V),2H7 $2,5f4l82
Add ent'd toon... 5.83J,170 3,100,072 6.0tio.833
Tot. ent. the prt. $11,028,872 $5,110 859 7,Cti 1015
There baa been abont the usual dlfTerenoa be
tween the gcoda entered for warehousing and
tbe total withdrawn, leaving a small Increase
ol the stock lu bond.
CI TY ITEMS.
Paicsa Gbkatly Kkddckd-jo el tie out M'in'.tr
bt"ckof Men'i. Youth? and Hoy? Clothing.
BaU-voav brtwn Bkkn tt A Co.,
f(Ui and : y Tnwaa Halc,
Sixth- tUrcHl.) No. 51 MABKtst 8t ,
Philadelphia,
And 17o. 600 Broadway, fkw Yoiuc.
Tub Ikclsmkmt Sbason, and its Brs-KCTS otr
tbi WkaiC ams Fikblb. Tbe drafts which saroh
h ( oold makes upon the vital powers of the debili
tated and delicate are not less severs than the drain
upon their strength caused by axoesslvs beat. The
vast disparity between the temperature of over
heated rwmi and omces at this season and the
frigidity of tbe outer air, Is a fruitful souroe of
sickness. To fortlly the body agalait the evil conns
qnencea of the snddsn alternations of beat and cold
referred to, the vital organization should be strength
enened and endowed with extra resistant power by
the use of a wholesome Invlgorant: and of all prepa
rations for tbla purpose (whether embraced Id the
regular pharmaeopoet or advertised In the public
Journals), there la none that will compare In purity
and excellence with Hostettkb's Btomach Bit.
TF.aa, Acting directly upon the organ wblch con
verts the food Into the fuel of life, tbe preparation
Imparls to It a tons and vigor which ars communicated
to every fibre of the frame. Tbe digestive function
being accelerated by Its tonic operation, (he liver
regulated by Its antl-blllous properties, and the
waste matter of the system carried eff punctually by
Its mild aperient action, the whole organisation will
necessarily be In tbe best possible condition to meet
the shocks of winter and the sudden changes of
temperature. The weak and sensitive, especially,
cannot eueounter these vicissitudes wltu safety.
VDless their tenatr svstema are strengtuened and
braced by artificial means. Every liquor sold as a
ataule ot trade la a uiterated, and. were.lt other.
wise, mere aioonoi is siuipiy a temporary excitant,
vhlcb, when lis lirni effects have subsiued, leaves
the physical powers (and tbe mind as well) la a
worse condition tban before, HosTKTTKH'a Bit
tkhs.ou lbs other band, contain the essential pro
perties oi ibi iuua vMiuauiif kjuiu ana alterative
roots, barks, and herbs, and their active prlnolple Is
tbe meuoweat,iw AvuiugHaaaust innocuous of
all dlduuive stimulants.
A BAOxnta Couch Is one of the most distressing
l well as dangerous forms of cough one can be
afflicted with. Its continuous action fatigues and
Irritates tbe lungs, and thus engenders consumption.
TJpbam's Fresh Meat Core will cure tbe oongh,
soothe the Irritated bronchia, and give tone and
vigor to the lungs and whole system.
single bottle win convince any one of lu parity
Bold one dollar per bottle.
JtUUiBXUSi, iULWHtT B VUWDKBT,
No. SOaAruu street.
MONEY LOANED
In sums from one dollar to thousands, on Diamonds,
bllvcr Ware, Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, Dry Goods.
etc.. at Hki-Taw's Loan Offlos, Northeast corner
Fifteenth and Market street.
HKnccTioK tsf Pricks
To close off
Winter Block,
Chablks btoxks A Co.,
Clothiers,
No. 824 Chesnut street.
Bkik Dubasks wnai form or disease is more
annoying than that of the skin, with lu Itching,
stinging, smarting, lu ugly red pimples, blotchy
eruptions, and loathsome, Ichorous desquamations.
Happily, Hleskell's Tetter Ointment Is a sovereign
remedy for every form of sain disease, making a
radical cure In every case. Bold 6v cents per box.
Bent by mall for 60 cents. Johnston, Holloway A
Cowden. "
BrKica'a Btahpasu "Wink Bittebs" Combining
ilmulant and astringent properties, with freedom
ii om acidity, are very agreeable to tbe taste, and in
cues of pure debility, accompanied wl h Indigestion,
his "Wins Bitters" Is a most reliable tonlo, and will
.Ive tone to the s)stm. We rrgsrd tbem as the best
ever offered to tbe public Hold by Druggists.
AaTGAT.a This Kvantiwo M. Thmss A Rons
will tl la (renins commune lbs s'e ol ths Has eal
Iflctlon of works of art now on exhibition la the
RaHKira Qkllerles of the Aotdcmr of Ffns Aru.
These Mo'nrrs were teltoied with crtat ears br
If wwrs. Oonpll A Co., and the sale will be oonduotsd
oa account of tbefr sacoessor, Mr. Knicdisr, br Ms
Cbsrles F. BaseUlns. Tne collection oaattlns speol
niens of some of the bent modern mmwn, aod It
thenld receive the attention Vl those wbowlshl'o
deoorete tbelr home wl h rHy superior works of
art. Tbe tdoturea not sold this evening will bs put op
to-morrow.
Jxwxlbt. Mr. William W. UMilar, So. 12 South ,
Brcond street, bus tbe largest and moot attractive
awortmcnt of flu eweirj and silverware a the city
Purchasers can rely npon ob elulng a reftl, pure arti
cle turnbibcd at a price which eunnl ns emniicd.
Be RlfOhM a larr ux-k of Amrrfuail Wgqtern
watches In all varieties and at all prlcm. A Viii tu
hu store la sure to result in planum and profit.
H asi.ktt, Iiayis A Vo.'n riaDnfi, No. 027 Chesnut
street, are unequalled in durability, billllanpy, ions,
and power. DUtlnriilslied planlsla say they are
tbe btst. We never liiteued to any Piano so sn-chftn'lug.
A'
lll.OfllHO OtIT WfSTKR HTOCK,
i'lotlug OiH Wiuiit Stork
I'loblnf Out Winter Htock.
OloMlo Oin Winter Hfck.
( loe nn Out Winter Mo k.
CloelUK Utit Winter Htuck.
tnoilne Out Winter Stock. ,
r intiuK Out Winter ntock.
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k iat. rOTi( iMsternitteu to close nut ail m
etoi-k of tbo l rmcr firm, we sg iln call Uiniln to
tlie (set I list since the Bpinieent we have redncftd
the priced o' all our soodi The acortment of Men s
sxd Hoys runs aia uvito suii yitt iu'w.
WaNAU.K KH Ho,
Wanamakks A ilBOWSf,
Oak ham..
Thk Lasuicmt Ci.oi himo Hons.
Tint fku. Sixth am Markrt SrKBiiit.
MARRIED.
BHOWN nlOHTLftT. On the 2Sh of Innry.
by ev. A. I . Dick. Mr. (4hOttK W. ItROWM-W
UlKS MAKl A. KI4411TI-.I1Y, BU oriniSOIlV.
11KLI,KUMAN-M ARKLKV. Vt tbe K-pllet Pr-
souHite, in liuailetoQ. ehllu-lplnbls, January is, oy
Kev, vr. K lorn well, Mr. Ki'WlHii m. iinbunn
MAN. of eheileubam. Mnnteouiery connty, Pa., to
Miss LKoNOIt A MAKKLJ'Y, of Morelsud, Mail'.
gomcry county, ra
DIED.
O AT.I.AOll K g. On the evening of the 80th ultimo
p. I.ll lslt, wiroor wriiam r. uliirtir. and Ssuga
ter ol Peter aud bsrah O sior, aged SO years.
Tee relatives and friends or tne family sre rmpeot-
roily inviteu to attend tbe funeral, irom tn- reeuieore
nt ter bUKband, Ao 65 t-eiler stieet, FrankiorU, on
Werinesdsy atternoon at 2 o clock, luurment at
Cedar Ulll Cemetery.
MT7LMN. On tbe 8lt nltlmo. ANNIK. widow of
the late Wllllsm U. Mullln.
Iter relatives and Iriends are resnectrolly Invited to
attend tbe fnueral, from her lave realdeuce. No. 40 N.
iiroad streei. on weanpoaay, ine aa msiant, at iu
o'clock A. M. To proceed to vVoodlasds Cemetery.
tsrilMlDr On tbe sots or January, after a short
Illness, N NIK K. , wife of B. T.Hchmldt.
The relatives ani irlends art- rmpeetfully Invito! tn
attend tbe funeral, f torn tbe reeHeoce o( br husband.
Jio 214 N. Nlnti ftreet, on WednfHday mornlag,
February 8, at 10 O'clock. Intormeni at Odd Kelliwa'
Cemetery.
LIFE INSURANCE.
B THIS
AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Ot Eiladelpliia,
S. E Corner FonrUi and
Walnut Streets.
AGENTS
WANTED
Better terms NOWHERE
fered.
of-
Ad dress or call at Company's
OOlce, 1 to S P. M.
CALVIN B. McLEAN,
8 10 Manager of City Agnncy
riilladelpiila
rcHSOKS DESIlilXU LIFE insuuim k
Mill do ttcII to consult with
FORM AN P. IIOLLINSIIEAD,
No. 302 WALNUT Street.
Bpeclal Agent
COMPANY.
ABBUaT LIl'E
IN8URANUK
1 SO tt
CARPtTINGS.
GREAT REDUCTION.
$50,000
WORTII OF OUR STOCK
OARPETINGS
Have been reduced In price to eloso
OF
out
early and make room Tor
NEW SPRING COOD8.
KNIGHT & SQT
REEVE L.
1222
T STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
CHE8 NU
12 Imwlmrp
GAS FIXTURES, ETC.
CORNELIUS & BAKER,
M AN It FACTOR OF
CAS FIXTURES,
LAMPS,
BRONZES, LANTERNS, Etc.
STOllIS,
Ko. 710 CIIESXUT Street.
MANUFACTORY.
821
CUERItY Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
1 M imwlm
WATCHES.
C. Si A. PEQUIGNOT,
Manufacturers and Dealers,
No. 13 South SIXTH street.
2 1 mwsjrp Mamifact ory, No. 73 8.JIFTI1 8t. .
LARZELERE & DUCHCY,
Custom Ilouse Brokers and Notaries Public,
No. 405 LIBRARY Street.
All Custom Ilouse Business transacted.
PASSPORTS PROCURED.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES!
rHiLADrt.i-nf.v, January l,im.
ilOfcsrs. FAKHKL, UKRRINU A CO,
No. 629 Cnefcnnt street.
aentltmenr-On IV.o night or tf, 1S!U Intl., 6
Is well known lo the citizens of Philadelphia,
onr large ana extorsive itore at il vluablo
tOCk of merchandise, No. Wl Chesnut street
was burned.
The lire was one of tho n.6l e.tcnsl vosnd
destrnctlvethnt hn vlnltcd our city for many
years, tbe heat being so Intense that even the
marble cornice wa almost obliterated.
WelMid.as you areawnre, two of your valu
able and well-known CUAMFIOJ FX UK.
PROOF SAFE; and nobly have toey vindi
cated your well-known reputation as mimnfao
lurersof FiUE l'ltOOK BAFfid, if Anyfnrttier
proof had been required.
Tin y were subject d to the most Inten-e heal,
and It aflords na tnnoh pleasure to inform you
that after recovering them from the ruins, we
found npon examination that our books, papi rs,
and other valuables weteair in jurfect coadi
Uon. Yonrs. very respoctfullr.
. jas. e. c.vi.invKf.r. o? vo.
Till". ORfl.Y SAl'I'N KX1MNKI I'O Till;
tint! IN CAI.DWEL.tN nioiu:
V EIU;i'AUUI.I Iir.llItlN( A CO.
Fqji.adbi.puia, Jan. 18, 1S8D.
Messrs. FARKUL, HKHU1NU A CO.,
No. 629 Chesnut street.
Gentlemen: On the night of theism Instant
onr large store, 8. W. corner of Ninth and Ches
nut street, was, together with our heavy stock
of wall papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We had one of ycor PATENT CHAMPION
FIKE-PKOOF SAFES, whloh contained our
principal boobs and papers, and although It was
exposed to the most Intense beat for over 00
hours, we are happy lo say It proved Htelf
worthy of our recommendation. Our boosts
and papers were all preserved. Wo cheerfully
tender our testimonial to the many already
published, lu giving tne 1IKURINQ SAKE the
cieditand confidence U juilly mortis,
touts, very respectft lly,
HOWKLL &HI;Ol'HKR-i.
8TILLAN0TUKU
Phii. nK.i.fin.Y, J in. l, lf).
Messrs. FAKHF.l., H Klf I'.INT! A CO.,
No. 29 Ctic$ual street.
Gentlemen: I hud ouo of your insito of saffs
In the batetnent ot J. K Caldwell & Co.'-i sioro
at tho time of tfvo jn'.ii are on the ii'.Ut
of the l"th inMcti!.
the rulLH to-day,
I. found all my
backs, wutcheu, and
prcsttivcd. I ht I ul
It was iotnoed fioru
aud on upprilug It,
bo.-.liN, p'.iiiera, jrueu
walea iiiati ri.ii, all
:d UiMl 1 "ml ctiu o.' l our
truly valuable mleb. and fctinll wu. unutiitf of
your make when 1 get los.i'ec!.
Yours, very rewpeciXuily,
1'. U KIUKl'A'fltrcK,
tltn J. K. CMmtmII it :,..
No. .11 II I'lK-mu oi
C1IASIP10X SAFKS,
No. 629 CHESNUT Street,
iu u
PHILADELPHIA.
BLANK BOOK3, STATIONERY.
I AS. H. DRYSON & SON,
No. 8 North SIXTH Street,
Stationers
and Printers.
DUnk Cooks, Ledgers,
Day Books, Cash
Books, lite.
Etc.,
Made to order at tba shortest notice, at the lowest
(uarKet raws.
LETTER PAPER, per reau - 12 60
uoi Bi'AP PaPER per ream s oo
NOTK l'AFEU per ruam. ............... 115
A fall assorment of lmportsd and stapU 8TA-
TIONEHY. always on band; INKS, VitNOILH,
HOLDERS. Kto., In creat variety.
ENViLOPKS. bud. letter lie..M...$l-" per 1000
unite.
I'M
A (treat variety of styles and
grades always on
hand, at tbe lowest raws
PRINTED BLANKS, CARDS, rAJirULBTS,
Eta, executed In the most approved style. 1 w lm
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW STYLE
SKATING BOOTS
BARTLETT,
THE BOOT MAKER,
No. 83 SO Til SIXTH STREET.
Ken Styles Tor the Promenade.
Kew Styles for the Parlor.
Kew Styles for llcarj Weather.
His large stock enables him to famish a good
Ot at all times. lo 16 fmwi
COAL.
lllILLIAM W. ALTER,
' LUlimil (JOAL,
Also, IiOrberry and Locust Mountain.
Depot, Ko. 57 Norm NISTU Street,
Below Olrard Avenue. . IJOtMU
Office, Cor. SIXlUand SL'fiLNB U Alt DO.
miPORTAWT .SALE
OP -
SPLENDID- PAINTINGS,
Now on Free Fxliibltion in the East Galleries of the
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
19 BE SOLI)
MONDAY AND TIT KS DAY KVKNINGS, FKR I -d 2.
At Vt o'clock, at the Art Gallery of
MR. CHARLGS F. HASELTINE.
No. 115 CHESNUT STJIEK T
BY
M. THOMilS & SOUS. AUCTIONEERS,
THE COLLECTION OF M. KNOEDLER,
nccesRor lo Hoojiil & Ct., Jievr York,
Ilciiiff by far Uin mot valuable lot of I'aliitlntrs ever offered at I'uMic Sale in this city.
CATALOGUES ARK NOW ItKiDY.
UNDERWRITERS' SALE
PINE EEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
Slightly Damaged by Water,
REflKiVED TO
No. 3(3 CHESNUT STREET,
DURING
t ft SMP
FAI1TEE, READ
DRY GOODS.
QOTTC-JS G0ni):i El'AitTMMNT
CLM ilAJL llifV WOO US STOKU,
Corner tllium and MAKKtl.
I HiLAOWLfHIA.
Ti-Pimli c-nt une ro uiai.italn and Increase the re-
.tnilou wo navesusiauird ttt being tbe largest and
Cheapest Muslin House
IN THK Vi'l'Y.
it, (.'virc onr fi'ipp W from first bands only, wa
tban htrrtittreli all
Muslins 1j the Piece at thelgular Whole-
sale Prices.
THIUTY-l'lVE CASES AND BALES
MUSLIMS,
Corupitsins all tbe leadiug brands and widths of
rii.t.otv mrMi.iNN.
'.'" .....
Mitt HOMtnlLU,
. It AST MIL. LA.
Alt Hi KllTt
rutr tCT t A I.Vi.
IKMI.KMUKrKIt,
reriT r thc g.uui.
Our constant aim wlU be to make the lowest prices
lu tne uiaraet.
OccO yaidwl.le Hhlrtlcpt 12' cents.
Yard-wide Uublnacned Miiniu, fi t cents.
U arus wide Ciibieacbud ohecilugi, &o cents.
House Furnishlne: Linens
IN LA1U3K AHKORTMIilST.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER.
18G9 " COMPETITION PlllCES ! !
UP TOWN LIGIIT FXPESES J!
OUE ITSTOaiEHS THE GAINERS! I
Pnotfa delivered la all paru of the city csrefully
aud fiee ol charge.
MUSLDiS I ML'SLIXS I
Thornley'3 Popular Comer.
We have laid In a superior stock of MOSLIN8,
BleachtdandXJnblttaohed.all widths and qualities,
aud ar prr pared to supply tb ihon;ands of onr
I'hlladelphla housekeepers oa the verr best terms.
JOSEPH H. THORNLCY,
N. E. Cor. ElGUTUaud M'ICIXSJ UAKDL.V.
17. B.-To a can ride to our door. It will pat to
corns. llBimrp
DltKtsS OOOtS ANP BU tWW vlntli g out low,
L I N E N H E T S,
BED SACKS,
IiLANOTS,
LINEN DKUnUET:?, .
. ' '' MEr;'d COTl'ON BglUTJ,'
Frrm theGoverument Sl lu Waiblug on. U O
OW IN SIIO A ND m t Ifi AT WUJLfr
tTUWEN bTODDAUT & liUOiHEiS,
KON.Stt,4SII,ANI43IN.MKi;ONlltTBft:KT.
110 31 ABOVE WILLOvy.
M4t
REPAIRS.
& ELDREDGK
DRY GOODS.
d iiicib eTtDD'e
No. 820 ARCH STREET.
F r E 0 1 A L BARGAIN.
One Hundred Dozen
Ladies' Hemstitched Hdkfs.
31 Cents, or $350 Per Dozen,
WELL WORTH $500 TER DOZEN.
Q LOTH DEPARTMENT
or
COOPER & C0NARD,
S. V. Corner of M1MU and MAItKET.
We have eoUccUA in this department a most com
plete utock of WOOLLENS, adapted to Men'i and
Boy? Wtar.
Our Mr. COOJB,maklio Woollen a tpeticUtg,
tomitig constantly in eotUact with tho teller a
well at buytr,and having a Biy? Clothing and,
Tailor Department in our tecond-ttory, which eon'
tumet large qnanttttetof goodt, it enabled to buy
not only in large lott and at the lowett market
r , but tojudge nfthe wantt of the eouumer.
Our motto in buttnet U franlenett. alwayt UtU
inp, when aiked, what u know of a piece of goodtt
if all wool, if part eolton, if thoday.if imported or
domettic, telling candidly any of thet and more.
Voodt not at reprttiuted uitl alutayt be exchanged
chctrfvlly,
COOPER COtTABD,
IT fsm .S, E. corner NINTH and MARKET Street.
poPULAIl PK1CE3 FOB DRY GOODS.
till it X. I , MllAKr E SJW..
Ko. 727 CIIKSSUX Street.
BILKS.
VitlVKTS.
VKLVKl'KRNB.
lUlt-H Poi-LINa
VltKNCH Pul'Lim,
tilLK fOPLINS.
WOOL kOVLlSS. .
PlAlO POPLINa
CH ASiOKABLBI I'OPLINB,
tilthi UooOs at K Ot'UU
Drt-ss UuoUs at o0 ct n is.
lreH tiood at his cm is.
lit ta UirtxJs at 4ii cent,
l'rff door's at 60 or ii is.
KICK BY, bHAKP 4 OO
HIUKKY, SHARP CO
KICK KY, bHABP OO.
KICKKY. HUAKP A CO.
KICK ICY, BHf ii
UltSKEY bHAHP CO
WUKH.Y UA11PW'
itIUKEY, BHBP 4 CO
KKKKY BMAKPAOO
lirebs Oooils Hi', outo.
p.oaaao. .... .lt:r, '"ITT Htr.
. . jm- ijiim
j2 afn:lrPr--(NAEY 8UBT
;vtTm ot bnrsHi and oa
lnfirmary. No.
poplar. 1 ts
-rYoy W,A lieailhy. and comforlable, use
a iii. i. ii. ii i t' ll ij nruinu
tne,f-iru,guaraUeaaOtB. adbUU 23 iu
Ure.s it.oba at '.6 ;futs. Jut
f LAMS KLe. IU 1 f A BP f ?
Clotbs au CaeslDiores. ' '.J?2?v. HUAl" A-ffi.
Par s I.a BH ehltlr-s ' vgy SmaBP A
B1.RAC11KU MIB1.I-M '. .Vtf?ioO
t.l IS KISS KICK v- "A nieoe.ot
Popniar pries lor lry
WAf,n : .