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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY
18 G9.
Evening StlcQtajili
PUBLISHED EIERT AFTERN00I
(BUHTDATa BXCU-TKD),
at thb evening tkl1cjraph buildinu,
so, & third struct.
Philadelphia,
The Fries is three eente per eopp (doub't thert);
Or eiohuen oents per week, payable to the carrinr
by whom terved. The subscription price by mail
I Jfine Dollars per annum, or One Dollar and
nfiV Mtt t0 tw0 nwnlh, invariably in advance
Jar the time ordered.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1369.
Waalilnffton'ft lUrtlilTi
Tub anniversary of the birtu. of Washlugton
was oehered in, aooord'mg to ouatoui, by the
rumbling of cannon and the ringing of bells.
Daring the day the publlo offices and banks
tre oloatd, bunting ia liberally displayed, the
Veterans of 1812 are holding their customary
meeting and passing their usual string f
resolutions, some of the beneflolal societies
are parading the streets, and that ia about all.
Jt id not that we are growing lukewarm in our
appreciation of the inestimable services ren.
dered t the nation by him who was "first in
peace, first in war, and first in the hearta of his
countrymen." The name of Washington is still
held in as high reverence by the mass of the
American people as at any period in our his
tory. But we have seen, during late years, so
much of the pomp and pageantry of war, that
the mockery of an army with banners haa lost
the oharm it formerly possessed, and a cele
bration of the Twenty-second of February after
lie fashion of a half century ago is therefore
quite out of the question. In this and several
other States, however, the day haa recently
been made a legal holiday, and thus the people
have imparted to it the highest mark of their
gratitude.
In this city, uie arrival oi tue anniver
sary is associated with an unusaal occurrence.
Fight years ago this day, Abraham Linooln,
then on his way to the national capital to
assume the duties of the high office to which
he had been elected by the people of the
United States, with bis own hands raised the
flag, whioh treason had attempted to dishonor,
over the Hall in which the representatives of
the oolonies had signed the solemn
act declaring these colonies a free and
Bovereign nation. This 2'2d of February was
a memorable day in the history of Philadel
phia, one which her citizens will not soon for
get. On that occasion Mr. Lincoln defined
clearly the platform on whioh he stood, that of
equal and impartial justice to all men, and
then proclaimed his readiness to yield up his
life rather than surrender these principles.
Before he was permitted to serve out the fall
time for which the people demanded his ser
vices at the head of the nation, this great
saoruloe was demanded at hia hand, and now
he lives in history as the one to whom, next
to Washington, the thanks of the republio are
due, and will be gratefully tendered till the
republio ceases to hold a place among the
nations of the earth.
Political and MooUI Equality.
Nothing is better defined in this oountry than
the difference between political and sooial
equality. The laws can properly be invoked
to secure the former; but in the regulation of
Booial intercourse it is best for all parties that
the largest liberty should prevail, so that the
instinctive aversions and affiuitiea arising from
a thousand varied causes may have free scope.
Sooial harmony can only be attained by a com
mon agreement to disagree, and a systematic
avoidance of irritating and annoying contact.
The training of the American people has ad
mirably qualified them for the diffijult task
of oombining heartily with a portion of their
fellow-oitlzens for one purpose, and yet at the
same time assuming an attitude of hostility or
""indifference to the same set of men in other
relations. As voters, or aa church members,
or in business connections, thousands of indi
viduals habitually cooperate, with great zeal
and earnestness, with thousands of other
individuals with whom they could not main
tain cordial social relations; and any earnest
attempt to enforce a uniform contact would
only lead to continued strife and difficulty, if
not to a total disruption of the natural points
of assimilation.
The millionaire and the day-laborer may
heartily and sincerely greet each other, aa
they march together in a political procession
or join in a common hurrah for their favorite
oandidate, or stand in the same line on election
day; but it would not be agreeable to either
party to attend a social assemblage at the
house of the other, and it would be the height
of absurdity to pretend that nnisoa of politi
oal feeling should necessarily lead to au ox
change of visits between their families.
The numerous differences between men of
the same race are greatly increased by com
plications caused by color or extraction. The
Democrat! party used this fact aa an argu
ment against the abolition of slavery, aul
Subsequently employed it to prevent the ex
tension of the right of suffrage to colored men
Their standing appeal was typified by the
favorite inscription on their banners: "We
don't want our daughters to marry niggers.'
Silly aa this device may be deemed, it has
Droved no idle task to combat it; and the only
safe or just course for the Republican party
la to make the distinction between political
and Booial equality so lear that every rational
xaind oan comprehend it.
Harebrained reformers, or reckless zealots,
Who profess Republics principles, but do the
party infinitely more harm than good, fre
quently endeavor to confound political rights
with sooial privileges, and wittingly or unwit
tingly they thus render effective assistance to
the Demooratio efforts to convert social preja
dloea or antipathies into insurmountable bar
riers to the politioal enfranchisement of the
'American cltlieua pf African descent."
Some enterprising individual of this de
scription haa "improved the oooasion" of the
forthcoming Inauguration Ball at Washington.
A letter has been written to Mayor Bowen,
chairman of the Committee of lavltation, ask
ing whether "any distinction on aoooant of
color is to be made in the sale of tiokets?" to
whiuh that magnate replies that thequestioa
of color has never risen in the committee, and
he cannot of course deoide for them, but that
so far as his individual action is ooncerned, he
is willing to sell tickets to "any person of
respectable character and standing in the
community."
Nothing oan be more unimportant, per f ,
than the attendance at this ball, and the
Amerioan people might be equally content
whether it is never held, or whether it is com
posed exclnfiively of white persons or of black
persons. But the correspondence indicates
that a scheme is on foot to indirectly commit
the Republican party to the doctrine that
social equality is a necessary sequence of po
litical equality, and to make it appear that
Republican Senators and Representatives,
with their wives, sons, and daughters, volun
tarily mingle in the mazes of the walU with
ebony beaux and belles, in the eyes of the
whole nation, because such association is a
legitimate result of their political principles.
We protest alike against any such conclusion
and against any Boheme which gives the un
scrupulous organs of the Democratic party a
plausible pretext for impressing suoh ideas
upon their bigoted readera. Sensible negroes
should, for the welfare of their raoe, avoid
helping to frame arguments for their adver
saries, even if a few white men, pretending to
be their friends, are foolish enough to urge
them to display their toilettes and their
terpsichorean accomplishments in the com
pany of the magnates of the land. '
Every step of Republican progress has been
won by a hard fight against social prejudices,
which have no just or logical connection with
political affairs, and every movement which
tends to render the Republican party respon
sible for the doctrines of the few misoegena-
tionists who belong to that organization gives
aid and comfort", to the Demooraoy, and
increases the difficulty of securing the reoog-
nition of the political rights of the oolored
race.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
frtT' C0LD WEATHER DUES NOT CHAP
i'-2-' or roiiRhon the sklu alter usiui? WRIGHT'S
ALCONA') KDULYAR1N l ABLETOjTHOHDiyiKD
ULYl'l-.KIN. Iih dnilv use makes tlin skin iiaii.
cutely Bolt and bpaulttul. It 1b delightfully fragrant,
tranBuarnn t, and I ncoiuparable as a lollnt Hnan. Fur
sale by all Druggists, K A 0. A WKKIKT,
g 1VA.Y. HMttl VVA11U llilSUU.K
Will Leclurc uuder the auspices of the
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
,IN THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
THURSDAY EVENING, February 25.
Subject "RATIONAL, AMUSEMENTS."
Admission to all parts ol the house, 50 centi.
No extra charge for reserved teats. Tickets for
Kale at J. E. Gould's Piano Rooms, No. H2.J
Chesnnt street. 2 22 'it,
JAMES E. MURDOCH
Has been engaged to give one of tils
UNKUUAIjLK kkadimh.
embracing choice Btleillons Irooi buakespeaie and
llie iuouoru rutin, m
HAVERFOKO Htrpet. above Forty-fimt,
West PI lludelphla.
THURSDAY KVKNiAU. February 2, 1&G9.
Tickets fU cents. To bo otituiue.l at Trtimnlor'n
Music btor No 'Jin ft tun til street- James N. Mark's
Drug (Store, No. 874! Market street; Jo. K. Cuilu's
Drug More, Forty lirat and Market streets; and at ilia
J I all on the evening of the kcailinz.
t (Doors open at 7 14 o'clock: commence at 8. 2 20 lit
fr?vf OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY'. -
PllILADKLPHIA, Fob. 17, 1809.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Annual Election for Directors of thin
Company will be held on MONDAY, the first
day of Ma roll, 18G9. at the office of the company,
No. S3S South THIRD Street. The polls will
be open from 10 o'clock A. M. until 6 o'clock P.
M. No bhare or shares transferred within sixty
days i receding the eleotion will entitle the
holder or holders thereof to vole.
2 17 lot EDMUND SMITH, Secretary.
frr)T OFKICE OF THE OIL CREEK AND
ALLiOilliiNY RIViCR RAILWAY.
Corby, Feo. 10, liftl.
At a meeting of the Stockholders ol the OIL
CllKK ANli ALI.KnHF.WY itlVKK KAIUWAV
(.o.MPAN ,beld this auy. the following ollicurs were
tltcteU to RHrvn lor the eunulug year:
President KUWa.RU. F'.UAY.
. BOABD or U1BKCTOKS
William O. Fargo, I Charles B. Wright,
A.H. UIven. William U Moortioad,
tturl.B H. l,ep, 'j'bnuiui A. Hoottf.
YKK-1'UhSlHHNT ANDMTBRINTBNUJCNT.
H. F. bWKK IV.KR,
HKCBKTAHV AND TKKAK1TRRR
2 18 tliamstrp F. A. PHlLLU'd.
fKJ7 OFFICE OF THE FRANKLLX FIRE
... ., ... 1'HILAOKLl'MIA, Feb. 20, IMS).
At a meeting of the R.mrd of Dl.ectors, held tills
day Mr. JAM ha W. tooALLlbTKR was uuuul
uiously elecitd Kecretury.
WILLIAM (IHKKN,
Amlmant J-ierreiary.
2M3t
Tp STEAM HUILMI EXPLOSIONS.
AS1H ROKT H Ruliwav. HieumHiilp, aud Kn-glni-trs
buiinly tore, N.i. l.t.l H. FOUR I 11 Htr-et.
bteam and titer tiiii;cs, Improved Hatnty Valvoi,
and Low Water Indicator lor preventing Nieani
boiler 'xplosloiiB, and every -variety of Kuglneer's
wui piles. ari uup
Pgr OLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
OFFICE, KO. 618 WALSUT 8THKET.
The Company Is now prepared to dlspono of lou on
RFAkONARLIO XJaKlia. Tbe advantages ollored
by this Cemetery are well known to be eijual ir not
superior to thoBe possessed by any other Cemetery.
We Invite all who desire to purchase burial lots to
call at the oulce, where plans oan be seen and all
particulars will be given. Dueda lur lots sold are
ready for delivery.
RICH ABD VATJX, Preel.lent.
PKTKKa UKYMKR. Vice-President.
MARTIN LANDKMBKUUKR. Treasurer.
ailC HAki. Nihiiht. Hecreiary. llldiu
T?f" "A PENNY SAVED IS EQUAL TO
- two Famed. "The time to Have money l
when you earn it and toe way to save li 1 by dn sl.
ting a portion of !l weekly In Hih i. Id RANK LIN
HA VJNO FUND, No. J. If. 8, FOURTH btren.below
"' ronnijr iu large or Buiau aiuouuin re
ceived, and live per cent. Intpiext uilntvuii. !,..
dul.y In ni tt to 3, and on Momluy evenings from 7 to
o clock, CsHL'M CADWALLAUUIt.
' 'I reawurer,
Kgjr BATCIIELOU'S HAIR DYE. THIS
' "r wye u me nest in tbe world;
the only true and pnrrect t-ye; harmless, reliable.
l5,.?t-uJL".!!2i?"!.J?"...d'Hu'0l,",uellti no ridiculous
imJS??!.?.11' lUwl"' bfcd invigorates
T i,- . rii i. . uu uwaumui, uincie or oroivtt,
CHEMISTS STATE THAT THE PRO
c.y .. mcapab.;i iw&;r,iE!$xri&
contrary Protects it from --i .J .i - i.
pmed teHtimony of tae buudredi ol tUousauds now
un'.iig liie JklasilG HvMUit. v t tlUwi;
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICR. I AM Nil inNiivn bv.
nt"i wi;hin,r '&.h m.
1 mm R. V. R. THOMAS.
tST C.L,UNT(,N 8TRKET CHURCH. TENTH
, Klreet, below Hi rce Three soriir., ii.i.
JKVvMV,l?r HKIt"'i JOIlBS wW.rt
this Moi day) evening, Rey, Ir. M A Oil oil W.rt.
etr.et will he open Una evening " tmUSUl
be eral etioloe now Paluilugsjn eghibUlon. it j
A ten dollar note
For an overcon;!'
Aimoht too good to no true.
What Bhocklng low prloe'
It's certainly nice,
Whnt a Un dollar bill will do.
We're happy toning
Of the coHtH fur Burma
TliBl Hockhlll & Wilson keep-
W e're qIho kIhJ
Thnt folks chu be olad
Iu gftrrueuls bo good auU ohanp
You enn put on your baok
A ten-dollar Hack,
llaiiclbcimo, Hint ueal, and new;
And, the fun of the thing,
Ii'h bo cheap that weeing
What a ten dollar bill oun do.
Yen, nurcly I will!
If a ten dollwr bill
Will buy me a flue bprlng Sack,
I'll hurry nnd call
AtthoORKAT 1IROWN HALL.
Arid put my "X" on my baok,
Tho goods are ready for you, Rentlemon
Come and Htep into then. Only ten dollars for
the moHt dehirablo hprlng Overcoata you can
wiint. Mellon, Bilk-inliied, and all the other
mix I ill en and coiuposliloua. lCvery thing elie
cheap in proportion. Winter Block dlsappeur
lLg, at pi Ices to tult ever) body.
riOCKHILL & WILSON,
GREAT BROWN STONE HALL,
508. W3 and 604 C1LESSUT STKEET,
. PHILADELPHIA.
PAPER HANGINGS, ETC.
HOWELL & BROS.,
JIauiifactnrers aiid Wholesale Dealers In
PAPER HANGINGS, '
REMOVED lO
Xos. :t ami 5 DECATUR Street,
BKLOW MARKET,
Between Sixth and Seventh street!.
2 22 tf
QEAN & WARD,
FLA1N AD DECORATIVE
PAPER HANGINGS,
Xo. S51 South J II1IJD Street,
BETWEEN WALKUT AKD BPBaCS,
PHILADELPHIA.
COUNTRY WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED
TO. L? 18
SHIPPING.
CHARLESTON, S, C.
Tbe South and Soutlnvest
FAST FREIGHT LINE,
ETKBY inilBtlir,
The Kteamshlos PROMETHETS Captain Ury, J,
W. KVUKMAN, Captain Vauce,
WILL FORM A BKOULAR WEEKLY LINE.
Tbe Bteamshlp J. W. EVKRMAN will sail on
THURSDAY, February at P. M.
1 hrontih bills of lading given In connection with S.
C. R. R. to points In tbe South and Southwest.
Insurance at lowest rat- a. Bates of freight as low
as by any other loute. For freight, apply to
K. A. GOUDKg A CO..
2C2tf DOCK STREET WHARF.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BARTLETT,
Ko. 33 SOUTH SIXTII STKEET,
blo9 io AouCK uis nkw stylks
01'
Cents Boots and Shoes,
l'OK SritLNU AY LAI!,
Acd Is now ready to receive and fulfil all ordurs
which the publlo may favor hlin with, 10 16 ImwJ
FASHIONABLE
liOOTS AND HIIOKH
MADK TO ORDKR, IN TUK LATKHT BTYLltU,
ON TUK MOST REASONABLE TKKMS.
UIVK UU A CALL.
(J. N. J. II. II tllLOM.
. IN ln No. South TKN'l'U Street.
CARPETINGS.
CHEAT REDUCTION.
50,000
WORTH OF OUR STOCK OF
CAPvPETINGS
lluvc been reduced Iu jirko to close out
eurlj uud make room lor
NEW SPRING GOOD9.
KEEYE L. KNIGHT & SON,
1222
CHESNUT STREET,
1 29 liuwlmrp
PUILADKLPHIA,
INSTRUCTION.
H
n ci n k r. o R Y. A. M.
, CLSHIOAL AND KMiLIrill BOHOOL,
AMUSEMENTS.
It er additional Amwmmli tee Third Vag:
QONCERT HALL.
(JKAD Oi'ESlSU RIUUT,
INAUGURATION EVENING,
TUUIISDAY, MARCH 4, 18G9,13
OP THB
UKEAT AFABIAM NKJIITS' C0.M15INA.
TION ESiTEUTAIJiMEJiT
Comprising Firty Dcautlful Tableaux,
wnn a
OBASU lOMBlSATlOJf OF TALENT.
CallLETOH,
Th nreat IRISH dOMKDIAN and VOCALIST,
will anwar In bl r eiiu ailed cbarai-t n:
111 K DUMUIN DANClNul MAS1KK.
PAT Wl NN,
DANDY PAT.
JOLLY IKITTMN.
JUIll HII.1! tt BOY,
WHISTI-INll PaT.
uapimkht i'ady oar.
rid AND TUK STII.K,
Kto. Hie. K c. I'ltC.
lBOt't'.KOn 9t. O'RKAHItUN, '
tbe OAlOINATOR n-l INVK.I'IDll of the
IIMIIII.I.IIOKICHN,
Will api'carln his HHKA r HfKOUALTV Of lilayluii
TH1U:K DIITINOI' TUNUi at once
Tbu uiannrenunt a haupr to announce the ar
il val Irotn Li'ndnn and e"KniuBnt of
MM.ftOH ( HHI, UtKNIU,
the Oifat Vucilt ami ' i r ; c ! 1 1 r I h i . from tne Alban
bra. Lonclnn In his nariina Ind t'lmracier Sonijt:
MAJOR Wi:i.I.l.NrON L-Jfi UOOli.
GUINEA P1U HOY .
KAhH ION A HI K KRIf.D.
FRK'ITY LITTLK KI.ORA.
TV K LA NCASH IKK I,Asj3.
1HK KlitPlKsHOP
TJI TAB" 1 IX OK TH K HOOTS.
WAI.RiMi IN THR Mi,
III' l A BAl LOON .
JMM KNHK A KOFF(RnMlan),
1 11K1-: TO Bit A HWKLL.
Till'. TIlOROUOll bwi-:d,
HARK AS HI V.V.U,
v. c i:vj. k c, i: c.
During the Kvenlnir,
H.H.C4RH1R VKKSOX,
the AccomvllstaMl Vecalis'. Ir m Lin loi, will sine
stvrrai if her lopnla' soni nnd ballads, t'juetiior
m lib a srpat arrity ui oiht-r lainnt,
KIKPAIIIK'HUBISKK HI LI H OF TH V. DAY.
Tbe l.utortalnoieut will conclude each evening
w It b a
UltANDJPKTftKN I'ATIOX
or
ON'K HL'.NDIIRI)
VALUABLK GIFTS
TO THK AUDKNOI'
I ATlNKs'.S
wkdm:day and ha i ukdat aftiibnoons,
Coiuuienc'.nc at 2', o'clock.
TICK f.T8t FIFTY CEN TS
Hl KHV.l) HBATH bIiri;N l' Y Kl V K OKNTs
MAloHALL & CO PUOPKIKl'ORi
BKOBHK OOPDON 1)1 KKi : TJK
MISS SUSAN (j ALTON'S CHESNUT STREKT
THKATKK.
THIS KVENING,
Levy's Great C'onilu Oiera
FA CH KTT P!,
FANCHETrH,
MI88 SrSAN O ALTON as Fanchette
MATINKR THIH A FT Kit NOON.
MONDAY. Feb 21. at 2 oVIork.
WABHINOTON'H HI KTRDAY.
OFi'JtN I1ACU'8 "66" OKFP:NBAClIx
ONLY " M ATI NK
In rehearsal, ROB! NSON O tUSOl
Bpals oan be sncured alz days in advance, at
Trunipler'a. No. 926 Chasnut street.
FLOUR.
WM, B. THOMAS & CO.,
THIRTEENTH and WILLOW Sis.,
M A N U FACTUIvU US
or
"PASTRY,"
PREMIUM,"
RED STONE.
UNEQUALLED XXX BAKERS' FLOUR,
ALL
2 17 lui
Warranted to (Jivo Satisfaction.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Flour Dealers and Urocers, Take Notice.
LANCLEY'S
CELEBRATED FAMILY FLOUR
Again In the Market.
"Ivory JShcaf,"
IJuriil,'
"Lunslej."
The above In ands of KIOl'll are now arriving
from the mills, and will li ioitlanllr oil hand,
and lor sain Iu loin to mill to iinti.ot. by
RR00KI COLUKT & CO.,
ri.l H NI 4JMAIN IKA1.KI(W,
17i!7, 172J, UM ami ITIHJ MAUKKl'St.,
it in i nit i r j 1 1 1 . a n v i.vn i a
QHOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
For tho Trudo or at Kctuil.
KVf llY IIAKHKIj WAHIItNTKU,
KKYSTO K V L 0 V K MILLS,
NOW. 19 AMI t U11IAHU AVr.NHH,
I IV i nin olFront stree.
COAL.
WILLIAM W. ALTER.
J.Klliail GOAL,
Also, Lorbcrrj and Locust Mountain
lKiwt, So. 5)57 Korth NINTH Street,
Uelow Olrard Avenue. 1301MU
Ofllt'C.Cor. S1X1H and S1'KL HAKUEN.
HATS AND CAPS.
JONES, TEMI'LE 4 CO.
FABHIONABLK H A T T K K B,
i o. u NINTH Hlra(.
s
First door above Cheenutitreet. 9
r WAUBURTON'8 IMl'ROVED VENTI
ti lated. and easy-Utllng Press Hals (patented) la
all the Improved laslilous ol th season, (JHKtf
NUT btreet. next door W the iost Olhce, U U 6i
PIANOS.
STEIN WAY & SONS' GRAND
I 1 1 square and iinritnt nanus, alBLAfctlUH
O. imw txl iLrtn li t nirwrfc,
8 1 tf
mfTtti C II I 0 K B S I N 0
ffirrtl Grand. Bquare and Upright
11 AN OH.
DTJTTON'H,
11 Itf Mo. tl 0UKHNU1 btreet.
TO RENT.
TO Rl.NT AN OFFICE S CITABLE 1'OR A
pbysic a'i rr a lawyer, wllu or wllliuui board,
at Nt. lul U1BAKU titrMI- 1 1 tf
DRY GOODS.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
STRAWBRIOGE L CLOTHIER
TftAe pleasure In offering to Ihe publlo par
tial Hal of tbrlr Inrnely Inoreiwed suok of Irlih,
Kcotch, and Bai usicy I.lnea.
SUKETINQ AND PILLOW LINEN3.
Rlobardaon, Bona A Owden's Llneua.
I'rlmeUolden flax Linens,
llutohbt'i Extra Heavy and Wldo Linens.
RUSSIA 8UEKTINOS.
Ilnlf Clennhed and BleAohed Haok Toweling.
UerDinn Roll end 01nnsToelini?.
KnsfllA, Broloh. nnd Domestic (iraHb.
IK, it), 22. U and ;iO-lnoh KuMla Dlaser:
27 and 86 Inch llrd-eye.
Hialr and Urumb Linens.
Hhii t Fronts, onr own make, mado from ItloU
ArdHon, Hons fc Owdon's LIiioiih.
Window HnadlngH, all widths, In UulT, Ureeu
and White.
64. 74. 8-4, 9-4 Table Llnn, good dcslgiw,
ar d warrantod pnre linen.
1W) (1h1ki)8 in Nnphlus, from SI pev (lc,ou up.
Doylies from SO cents per dor.eu up,
French Dimities for aprt-adH.
Jacquard Linen for furniture covorlu?.
WUITK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Our assortment Is now complete. And stock
inrfier than ever before, conelsUnn Iu part of
1 lblU NlklDKOOkP.
Tuoked Muxllun,
Nainsook CheckH,
Plaid MiiHllns,
HwIhh MuM.
foft ( ainbrlos,
I'lald Hwlsa,
nnirreu muxuaa,
Krenoti MuhIIu,
Figured Hques,
I'ltkld I'lriuus.
S1RAWBRID6E & CLOTHIER,
tENTKAli DKY UOOVS HOUSE,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
PHILADELPHIA.
UP TOWN-LIGUT EXPENSES ! !
OUK CUSTOMERS THE (UIXERSI!
Goods delivered In all parts cf the city carefully
and free oi charge.
SPECIALTIES JUST OPENED.
Rich Black Silks,
Suicrb SDk Poplins,
Spring Delaines and Calicoes,
CttsiuitroH, Table Uncus, Napkins, Etc
Ladles can ride to cur door from any part ef the
city, and we assure thetu It will more than compen
sate them tn one visit and urcliase.
JOSEPH H. TKORNLEY,
N. E. Cor. EIGHTH and SPRINU GARDEN,
l It PHILADELPHIA.
SPRING LINEN GOODS
AT
LINEN STORE,
tlO 828 ARCH STREET
BSST IRISH SHIRTING LINENS,
LINENS FOR LADIE3" USE,
NEW LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
SAMrLE CA.BD9 OF
NEW STYLES
LINEN CAMBRIC
DRE3SE3.
An immense stock of LINEN GOODS of every
description Retailing
i ii
At Importers' Pric ps .
jf STEEL & SON
Wonld rail particular attention to their stock of
FINE BLACK MIL.KW.
BLACK SILKsi, All, tUALlTIE.
(l'I'i'f TO 9.
A latge assortment of PprlDg Shades, lu
COLORED DBENS SILKS,
81-73 TO 00.
11. A IN, PIAID, AND tiTBI PE1
rII,K POPJLINKTTFs),
In line qualities, ol this season's Importation.
New Striped Poplins for Bulls, 10 to 7m-.
M'hite I'lald Swisses aud Nainsooks,
WIIITK PKU'KM, J",,.. TO H i '.
i t and 5-4 Cambrics and Nalusooks.
Tina qualities of I.lueu Napklus, J IX) to 9 I t per
doen.
Jeb lot Krlniitd I.luen Towels, yard lout:, icA
I.lueu Towels, from I J to $ l-,4"k.
A full Hue of Loom aud tlleat'liKd Talile l.lueus.
Musltus. all the boat uiaks, at low prUv. it
WOW. TH 4WI 7l.1i Mourn TUS IU mv,
Q VKS li 1 T 1 1 IS N K i: K-N II V ! ! !
(oorFii jt (0NAin,
IS. E. Comer or M.MU aud MiKKtl',
Have a paliul larse, f.cl, 0 eau ln ai tiictt low
(irKes as luukts alutobl evoithln a Uriiulu.
Auiuim this ivrik'a I'U.i liu 4 lli4t are 1'AKl'lCl'
laKLY I 11 k.'A I' tliry t-iiimu rale
ONK IIAI.Ki I I 1.DH.U lltlS. I.l.NKN, UO,
wourii
TWO 11AA.KM ?S WIU'IK WUDl. HAN.MLs,
UI ANIKI1 1. 4-.
ONJfi VAttK ii ULKAOUKD Ml'hLIN, UOOP.
ONK BALK 11KAVY KU-MA I'ltASII. H'jt'.
ONKCASKMAIISKl I.I. l:S y l' I. VH. N I '30 (0 f 11'
HALF C'fcH WHII'K r'UJUK, 37 ',c.
HALF CASK I1L At K AH'ACA, X lilt, AT.VIc.
jrODH BLACK UliOS UKA1N blLK,l
TO i-f0.
I14ItlAL UAH.NSLEY Hll KKTINOS, 1 7.1.
WJWT POINT HADt'l' t LOTUS,
68 PIKCfc'S ll'ltlNO CLOTIl AM) C'ASHI
MjiMi B. 17 Ism
BOARDING.
AT .NO. im G I tl AU D STP.EKT JUY RK
ulilaiued furnished and uulurulshed roums tor
lola-ln-. Boartl, also, II desired. i 1 U
ffv- DH. i IJIUAKU. VETEHINABY 8UR.
vOKON, Ireata all dlseasi-s of liorsos and cat
lie, and all surgical oporailoua, wlta elhcleut accom
niodailoia for horstsi at his In Urinary. No. Out,
14 Aiiell ALL Street, above Poplar. lit
IFYOU WANT A DKLlOIlTFUL. SPRING
BKD, neat, healthy, and ooinfortable, uh
theHelf-faeteulDBBeU BpilnKS, 91 25 per di.a.
Hathifaotlon Buaranteod. 801 8. ad Bt. U 2 8m
E
71&1PIBE SLATE MANTEL WORK.-J. B
U KlMtx. No. 2UtiCHNUr Street. 1 18wfmJ
71LT.IAM H. ORE EN, BRICKLAYER, NO,
IO 4v b, lit i ii Dtiwi. m is Jiurp
S.
OA RTLAND, UNDERTAKER,
oouU TIUBTKlsaiTU UtraM U II lai
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
QRAND CL0S1NQ OUT 8A.L3
TO REDUCE OUB STOCK
rrcrlovs to Making Alterations an4 U
prorcmeoU '
During our Special Sal
Will Sell all P-ew I'ubllcaUons at 25 VKK
CEST. DUSCOUMT.
Kcvr Hooks Latelj KocclreJ.
Letters of a Seatiinental Idler, fjj liarr
Harenood Leech
rublifcliera' price 82 60; we sell for tlK3.
l ive Weeks ia a Balloon. 12ino.. ellh.
ruWlskeiu' H-loe, J10O; wescU for It 13,
Cliarles Readc's Norels. fliew Edltloiu
Tubllshers pr!co,$l OO, we sell for 75 eta,
fctndy or Lnaguages. B C. Jtarccl.
rubllHhors' prtco, $1 2.3; we soil for H ceaU.
From 25 to 50 Per tout. I'cducUoa
ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK
Or Standard Hooks in Fine Binding,
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, STATIONERY,
CUROilOS, LITHO JRAPH3, ETC. ETC.
CALL AT ONCE,
DUFFIZLD A8HMEAD,
No. 721 CHESNUT STREET,
if
PHILADELPHIA,
THE GALAXY
F Oil M A 11 O II.
NOW READY.
In this cumber 13 commenced
CHABLES READE'S GREAT STORY,
FDT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE,
THK GALAXY 18 THE MOST
Elegantly Illustrated, Brilliant, Entertaining,
and Attractive Magazine
PUBLISHED IN THIS COUNTBT
CONTENTS OF THE MARCH NUMBER;
'l. PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE. By
Charles Remits. Cmpters I, II, aud III.
2. NEW YORK JOURNALISTS George
William CHrtlH. Ry Eumeue Reason.
3.18 BEINU UONE. A caapter of "Words
and tUelr Uses." By Rlobard Uraut
White.
I. SUSAN FIELDING. By Mr. Edwards.
(Wltli en HlUHiratlon by 8 1. l-.ytlnee I
5. WOMEN AS VOTERS. By JuUa Ward
Howe.
6. TO MY GUARDIAN ANGEL. By Mary E.
Aiklnt-ou.
7. THE ENGI.I8H POSITIVIST3. By JuUa
MoCurtby.
8. WILL MURDER OUT? By Edward
crapsey.
9. CARLO IT A. P. v John 8. C. Abbott.
10. TEA AND IIS ADULTERATIONS, By
John (J Draper, M. D
II. AMONG OUR GREAT FARMERS The
HorseGiowers. By Charles Wyliya Elliott.
12. THE 1ELEGRAM. By Sarah E. lieuauaw.
13. THE GALAXY MISCELLANY.
1. Gounod (with a portrait).
2. Tbe Horiows of Childhood. By Marie
Rowland.
3. The (ias'ionomloal Almanac MaroU.
By Plei re Blot.
11. FAIR. By A. W. Bellaw.
15. DRIFT-WOOD. By Philip Qullibat.
1. LITERATURE AND ART.
17. NEBUL.E. By the Eduor.
GALAXY SUPPLEMENT.
18. CIPHB:r. By Jane G. Austin.
,Thls number contalus sixteen extra pa;es,
or 160 In all.
Price 35 cents per number; 31 per year.
Now Is the time to subaorlbe.
SHELDON & COMPANY,
2 ltifnj2tNos. m and 500 BROADWAY, N. Y.
WATCHES.
WATCHE8.
C. Si A. P E (J U I U NOT,
Mai i tu'twrers aud Importer
No. IS South SIXTH Street.
1 luwjjrp a.'uKAoAri, JVu. 2i 3. FIJTT3 8t.
IMPROVEMENT IN TRUNKS.
ALL TKl'NKd -NOW MADK AT
llie "Un-xt iVutral" Trunk Depot,
IUvvIuioum Pa i nil Nios Hasp and Bills, whioh
rourrl) insivr. the Triiu on boilifuits with heavy
Holt", au, in ih.i i'1'uirn wuli the urdluary Iuuk.
1'vaitlvrly nu fns i tiarutv
UKKA V CKNTHAL TRUNK DEPOT,
N. W. Cor. SKVKN TIl and CUESNUT Sts.
ti:avkllkks notick.
Purcliae Tuur Ti links wlih Simons' Triple Fasten
ing, beavy 1). lii ; no ifar lck breaking,
AT TliK OK If AT CKNl'KAL,
2 10 am Ho. 101 CHK9NCT Btnet.
VJILHAM fVI. CHRISTY,
AC 127 Sttiilh TIIIUD St.,
Ol'l'CSlTa OIRABD BANK.
JUST
BECaiVEH
A LARGE
INVOICE
OF NEW
STYLE .
COPYING
PRESSES
WILLIAM CROVEf
No. 838 SANSOM Street,
AGENT FOR
YE AT MAN & GRAHAM'S iV4
PURE CINCINNATI CATAHBA WINEM.