r r
CP3ICi.t l,!IU UKAH1T1C. '.
Th City AmawmMU,
I?" Aroh Shakespeare's ooraedr or Much
"aApt Nothing will bo produced this even.
L 5 .? nw sene-y by Messrs. Hawthorne
new ooetumee, new muslo and ap.
pointments.
Mra. JJrew will appear as "Beatrice." Mr. Br
iTIi H!.".M "Benedick," Mr. Koriy as "Dm
f. edro," Mr. James an Olaudlo," Mr. a K.
Volts M I.ecmaio," Mr. Waillii as Antonio,"
Mr. T. A. Ureeae an "Don John," Mr. Maokoy a
"Dogberry " Mr. Uralg as ' Verge," MUt Frloe
s "Hero," and Mrs. creese an "Ursula.
At thi Walnut the Kmermld Kino, witn
Mr. and Mrs. Uarnnv William as "Mike" an
"Maggie Maoariy," will be performed every
evening until further notice.
At th Uhkssut Bactaman A Gardiner's d'a
matio onmpstiy will appear this evening In The
Hidden Hand, adapted from Mrs. South worm's
lory.
On Monday next O. D, Hess & Oo s burlesque
Company will appear In (he extravagansa ot
The Field of the Cloth of Gold. The salt) of aeaU
ffllloomaiDDoton Wednnaday.
Th Arabian Niuhts' Entertainment
will be au aitraotlon at Concert Hall every
evening during the preHent week.
AttukThbatrb coMiqua Iltslny's Japanese
troupe wt 11 appear tnis evening. This est
llsbiuenl has alwajsbecn a popular place of
resort ror lamuies, ana tne priormanoes win
be of an entirely unexceptionable character.
At tbi American an attractive variety
entertainment will be given this evening.
Ma. Madison Obkky will give a pleasing
rouHlcal autertalnmenl at the Assembly Build
ing tbls evening.
Tbi Ukrmania Orchestra will give a
public rehearsal at Horticultural Uallou Wed
nesday afiernoon.
Mb. Jambs Pilgrim, the veteran manager
and author, will have a complimentary benedt
this afternoon and evening at the Academy of
Mnslo. A great variety of attractions will be
offered, and we hope that the affair Will be a
This Venn Widows' Asylum. Mr. 8 El win
Irlegaran will give a reading from ''David. Cop
pei field, " at Concert Hall, on Thursiay evening
next, in honor of the Venn Widows' Asylum.
The inmates of tbls most deserving obarltabie
Institution are suffering because of an Insuffi
ciency in tbe funds to provide for all their
wants. and this entertainment Is intended to
remedy the matter in some measure at least.
We hope that our citizens will nil tbe Hall on
Thursday evening and make tbe reading a
fraud Ruooess In a pecuniary point of view,
bat Mr. Megarge will do his part In providing
an altraoilve entertainment we do not doubt.
CITY ITEMS.
Bpbino Overcoats A fine auortment, unequalled
by any n Philadelphia, in ttyle, make, and fit, at prior.
ranging from 6 upward. Oall and examine.
Malf-ttay rxtfwMn " Biasvn A Oo,.
Aia and y Tows a Halt.,
tnath KrMti.lHo.51MiBEOT8t.,
PHIt.ADHI.PHIA,
Ajrn No. eo Broadway, Haw Yobk.
Thbbb is Ooob Authority for stating Uat la
this country ens adult out of evsry six dies of Oon
-sump'lon; and, indeed, so prevalent and so fatal bai
this disease become, that It Is dreaded as the great
scourge of the race; and yet, in the formative stages
all Pulmonary Complaints may be readily controlled
by resorting promptly to the Kxfbctobamt of Da.
D. Jatnb, whieh seothes and ilrengthtai the
bronchial tubes, allaying inflammation and cleansing
them and the Inngi of all Impurities. It Is a certain
remedy for Congas and Colds, which, when left to
themselves, frequently bring on Pulmonary Com'
- plaints, and It cures Broacnitla effectually if taken
la time, and the directions strictly followed. It has
maintained Its reputation as a curative for over a
quarter ef a century,' and IT those whe are threat
aed wiihlliOBg Diseases, or any of tbe symptoms of
XronobltU or Asthma, will at once give thin
standard remedy a trial, they will never regret it.
Bold everywhere.
Eow Hostbttbb's Bittrss Cube DrsrapiiA
Thi WhoLb. Story im a Kcisuicll . The office of
the stomach is to convert tbe foedlntoa cream-like
semi-fluid caited Chyme. This is effected partly by
the aotion ai a solvent called the gsitriejuice, which
exudes from tbe ooatlng of the stomach, and partly
by a mechanical movement of that organ, which
eturrvt, as it were, the dissolving aliment. The
Obtmi passes from the stomach Into the duodenum,
or entrance to the bowels, where It is subjected to
the aotion of tbe bile and tbe nutritious portion of It
-converted Into a fluid called Chyle, which eventually
becomes blood.
Now It Is evident that It the great solvent, the gas
trio juice, is not produced in sufficient quantity, or
If ths mechanical aotion of the stomach Is not sum
-clsntly brisk, Ih fint proem or digestion will be but
amperfeolly performed. It Is also clear that if the
liver, which plays such an Important part In Chang
lug the nourishing poitlon ef ths chyme into ths
material of the blood, is congested, or In any unna
tural condition, the tecond prbcei will not be tho
roughly accomplished. Ths result ot tbe tivaaUure
it dytpeptia, complicated with bllloutnett.
The mods in which Hostbttbb's Bittbbs operate
la such oases is this: They Invigorate the cellular
membrane of the stomach, which evolves the gas
trio juice, tbeieby insuring an -ample sufficiency o
ths fluid to completely dissolve tbe food. They also
act upon the nerves of the stomach, causing an ao-
oeleratloa ot the mechanical movement nece.isary.to
reduoe the food to a homogeneous 'mass. They also
not specifically upou the liver, strengthening It. aud
so enabling it to produce an ampie and regular sup
ply of bile for tbe purpose of converting tne nuwl
tloua partloles of tbe City me into Chyle, and promote
tbe aaasaga through the bowels ot the useless deoris.
In this way mostbttbr a Hi-vtbhs euro dys
pepsia and liver complaint. Tae explanation Is
plain, simple, philosophical, and true,
Blank Books and Station bb v. 3. W. Reese
t Co., No. 41 B. Third street, above Cbesnot, are now
offering their extensive stock ot Blank Books and
Btatlonery at trom ten to fifteen per cent, lower than
any other establishment in the city. They have a flns
assortment of fine stationery, fancy goods,nd soaps
jrem the New York and Philadelphia markets, in.
eluding counting-house, school, and other sta
tionery, legal cap. cap, note, and letter papers, en
velopes.and tbe new chemical envelope for parlor
amusement. A box ol stationery for ladles Is offered
by them (or t low price of fifty cents. Messrs. Q
W. Bsese Co make blank books of any pattern to
order; and baakers, brokf is, lawyers, and otbar who
use quantities of stationary will find it to their ad.
yaataga to deal with them.
Tdnb Bbothebs A Oo , Ko, W8 C esaut strse.
have In the press a novel by Mr. W. TroUope, en
titled "Broken Fetters," which having obtained tbe
unanimous praise or the leading English critics, ran
through two London edUlons in a few weeks. The
Examiner, which is notoriously hard to please, says
Ifeat It "has the thrilling Interest of Mmle Orlsto,"
and the Athenceum, deolarlng it to be full of incident,
adds: "No sooner has tbe rader itoovered from one
thrilling affair tbaa bo is plunged into another."
This la lr, Trollops's best novel.
'jrwxlbt. Mr. William W. CassMry, No, 11 South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of flue Jewelry and silverware la the city
Purchasers caa rely upon obtaining a real, pure arti
cle furnished at a price which cannot ba equalled.
Ha also has a large stock of American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices. A visit to
Bis store la sure to resnlt In pleasure and profit.
BMtBB'e "Standabb Wim Bittrbs," There U
so charlatanism about Spew's -Wine Bitters."
Their base is his pure wiae. all of which Is four years
14 belora it Is sold or used in any wsy. They only
require to be used to recommend themselves to the
most incredulous. Thsy are pure and perfecUy free
from any kind of medlcsUoa. and pleasant to the
taste. ao!d by Drngiflsts.
Hallbtt. Davis A OC'a Pl.aoe, No. 7 Cbesnut
.tfeet. are unequalled la durability. KM".",
d power. Distinguished pla.Uta say they are
U be., Wt nver Uttened to a7 Piano so en
chanting. Etna Daasa Coats are the order of the day tor
6TOKB4tC.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
Tna Timr Has Comi
For...... ....................... ......,..8pr!na;OTeroats.
t
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M a tlMIMHHSHW WIHHHW
assail , ,.(,..,..
We have them tor 0 00.
All prloea up to
Wanamabter a Brown,
The LiARokmt olotiiiwo House,
Oak Hall,
Thb Cor, of Sixth and Market Bth.
MARRIED.
CLEMKN8 MEYKKS. On tbe 4th Instant, at
Dnylentown, by Kev. H. M. Andrews, D. V., JACOB
ILiMUNH to MAKT C MKVKKH.
OTJTHRIK C'a RL18LE. On Jaonary 2. by the
Rev. Joseph Perry, Mr. WILLI M UUTHKIK. of
Newcastle. Knglaud, to Miss MAitY 111. UKLULK,
of 1-hlladelphla.
DIED.
BANCROFT. Third month Bth. K LIZ A BUT IT R.
wire ol John H. Bancroft In tbe 514 in year of her age.
i iie relatives ana irieuas oi iu laainjr are partiou
arly Invited to attend tbe funeral. Irora the renldence
of hrr husband. Bo. 233 N. Twenty-si o md street, on
Thlrd-dar morning tne 9th Instant, at 10 o'clock.
KYRK. On Beventh-day mornlns. lid month. th.
lkbli, JONAH PBKHTON KVJaK, in the 7MU year of
bis age.
To bebnrlrd from the residence of bis son -In-law,
Gtorse WIIkou Cbesier. Tm.. on Third-day. tne tb m-
Mam, at in o'clock. Relatives and friends are reapnev
inlly in v lied.
FAIROR1EVK. On the 'h Instant. MARY, wife of
tbe late James J. Falrgrleve, aged 68 years.
Tbe relatives anu mnaa oi uie laujujr are rapest
fullv Invited to attend the Inneral, Irora her late
residence. No. 418 H. Eleventh street,. on Wedneiday
morning, March ;o, at 84 o'clock.
MANNING On the 7th Instant. Mrs. ANSA M.
MANMNU, wueof Joseph U. Manning, In the 5th
year ef her age.
X MS rt91HI.1T W UIOUU4 VI IUO .i...J, . . utt
Tent, No. 18 U. it T., are respectfully Invited to at
tend tbe fnneral, from ths residence of ner bnsband,
In rear or No. is curistian street, on v eonenaay, tne
Kitb instant, at o'clock. To proceed to bt. Paul's M.
K. tjburcn.
sknioil-Od March 7. after a short Illness.
THOMAM PKMOll, aged B' years.
'1 li relatives and mends ol the family, also, Wash
ington Lodge, No. 69, A. Y. M.: U ilumbla Mark
Loose, INO. vi. ana jimuiuu xa. j. a. j , on, a..
Y. M.. are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral,
from bis late residence. No. 81 Strawberry street, on
Wednesday alternoon, March 10, at 2 o'clock, without
further notice.
BTRWART. Suddenly, on the 4tn instant, JUM.H
M fciTEWART, In the 64th j ear ot his age.
The relatives ana menus ui uis imij '","mr
. ....nA ,h. fnneral. trom his late residence. No. 820
Market street. (Jamden. N. J., on Tuesday, the 9th in
t.nt i 11 n'nlock A. M.
WA6NER. On the 4th instant, abba uiiub.
RlNltjWidowof the late William Wagner. In tbe 60th
lhe relatives and friends of the family, also th;
members of Lady Vv ashlngton Benellclal Hoclety. and
Philadelphia Boclal Circle. No. I, U. O. B. and B.. are
rtsnecifolly Invited to attend the funeral, from her
late residence. No. 812 Charlotte street, on Wednea
day afternoon, the loth lntant. atlo'clock. To pro
ceed to Mount Morlah Cemetery.
AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
8. E. Corner FOUKTU and WALNUT Sts.
SEE ITS RATES AND PLANS BEFORE INSUR
ING ELSEWHERE.
ALEX. WHILLDIN, President.
JOHN B. WILSON, Secretary; 6 U
CLOTHING.
JONES'
ONE-PBICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. 604 MARKET Street.
Onr Garments are well made.
Oar Cutters are men of talent.
BUT 0E PRICE IS ASKED. (
ai a r ai. 1 wA nMHnt.MnH
GEO. W. NIEMANN,
No. 604 MARKET Street,
a n wfm tf
ABOVE SIXTH.
FURNITURE, ETC.
A V 1 8 IMPORTANT!
BEAUX MEUBLE8,
pour Balons et Chambres a Gouoher,
Arranges pour Exposition dans Apparteiients
GarnU at Converts do lapla.
GEORGE J. HENKLS,
EBENI8TE, 2 1 3mrp
CUESNUT STREET, au Coin de 13me.
RICHMOND & CO.,
Successors to Atwood & Hopper,
FURNITURE
WABEKOOMS,
No. 45 8outh SECOND St.,
(East 6Me, Brown Btone Building),
t saini PHILADELPHIA.
CIGARS.
HAVANA CIGARS.
Freeh lots Imported by every steamer, viz.:
Fartagas; Cabanas; Cabargas; Comeroiante;
Marias; Upttinn; Ramilleter; Espanola; Fi
garo, etc, oompriaing a splendid assortment
of sizes, offered at low prices.
Also, continue manufacturing the oigars so
well and favorably known under oar oopyT
righted, standard brands of
"Mabuna Rita." "Fba Diavolo."
"Flbcb de Lyb." "Louis D'Ob."
Great variety oi sizes; good quality at low
cost.
Call and examine or send for samples.
8. FUCUET & 80N8,
IMPORTERS and MANUFACTURERS,
, w tttp No. 229 S.Fbost,Stbkt.
WANTS.
WANTED LOCAL AND TBAVELLINO
AnU In ery city and town la the Untied
htla reatluducmnu orrd to active men.
SaU addrtss. wim siamu . WOO0 A CO.,ooui U
DRY GOODS.
123. fcTlLLALlVE. 123.
CPSTCir. & HAINE8
Again in tbe FieM, at the Old Stand,
No. 123 North NISTII 81 reel,
ABOVE AROH.
Having Failed,
Have survived, and wll. tight It out on the same Hoe,
If It takes a Uietlme. Have opened with ;WJH)0
worth of
lfankmpt Vrj Goodn and oton,
Asd will offer the following goods under nor old
metto, never to be undersold, the greatest bargains
since tbe panic ot lw.
Blntling, Linendt Towels, Towellups,
Table Linens, Piapklns, Flannels,
Hosiery, Glove?, Kid tHores,
Dress Uoods, Black Alpacas,
Chintzes, Hngliams, Cloths,
Casslineres, White Uoods,
UdkTs., ITnderwear for
Lad ir s and tients,and
A larfce btock of Notion
A 11 will be sold at a ruinous loss to somebody.
Our friends In the retail art goods business say the?
have been making gnat proOts on goods since ws
have been closed up, and are very sorry to bear we
are going to open, as we make and tegulaie tbe
prices for Dry Goods.
We also return onr sincere thanks to our friend, la
the r tall business for waiting on our creditors to pay
them If they would rot sign for us to go on.
PA.BPE1TJA& MOTION IN OHKaP AND OOOD
GOODS AT lOW PRICK !
IMPOSITION HATKD!
OPPOBIT.ON COURTED I
COMPARISON INVITKD!
COMPETITION DKFIKD
THE VALUE ALWAYS GIVEN IN EXOIIAHGB
FOR YOUR HONEY I
We are bound to me . ours the llvest Dry Goods
Honse In Philadelphia. Small profits, quick sale,
and one low pi Ice, and torn tbe nimble sixpence often,
Is tbe corner-stone of this cheap store.
EPSTEIN & HAINES,
No. 133 North NINTH Street,
ABOVE ARCH,
Vj 3 1 mwletrp REGULATORS OP PRICES.
J. M. HAFLEIGH,
Nos. 1012 and 1014 CHESNU T St.,
Will Open Monday, March 8,
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRESS GOODS,
Embracing all tbe Choice Stjics and
Fabrics Imported This Season
ALSO.
LACES,
EMBROIDERIB8,
WHITE GOODS,
E&6 3t
ET0. sre
1869. CENTRAL 1569
CLOTH EMPORIUM.
Men's Coatings,
Fancy Casslmeres,
Black Clotbs,
Black Dopsklns,
Boys' Goooj,
Ladles' Cloaklngs,
Mixed Cloths,
Plain Cloths,
Fancy Cloths,
Opera Cloths,
Spring "VYeight Telyeteens, Snper Ujaalltj.
) 8TRAWBRIDGE A CLOTHIER respectfully
announce that during the season now onttnlnar
rthey propose to ofTer the largest stock and
most attractive assortment of all kinds of
Cloths that they have ever offered. Being de
termined to make our house tne Central Empo
rium for tbls description of goods, we have col
lected for the present season every desirable
style and make of Cloths that the market pre
sents for
Ladles', Men's, and Boys' Wear.
Onr stock of Ladles' Cloaklngs in particular
la very extensive, and bought at tne manufac
turers' lowest cash rates. It will be to tbe Inte
rest of all who Intend to buy this kind of goods
during the oomlng season to call on ns, as we
ofi'er by far the largest assortment to be found,
and at prices that cannot be surpassed anywhere.
Welovlta dealers, both city aud country, to
examine our stock, as our price are as low as
the same goods can be sold In whole packages
by any wholesale honse, while we offer mauy
styles that are oonnned exclusively to oursel vea
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CENTRAL CLOTU LUL'OUIEM,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
PHILADELPHIA.
LlliEII STORE,
Ho. 023 ARCH STREET.
NEW LINEN DRESSES,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
PRINTED '
LINEN CAMBRICS,
Recelred by last Steamer from Enrope.
TFTOU WANT A DELIGHTFUL SPRING1
-L BED, neat, nealthy, and comfortable, use
the Helf-fastening Bed Springs, 1 It3 per doa.
tetlafaouoa guarHAteoa. fiVi & yd ttUU ui
DRY GOODS.
H. STEEL Cl SON,
BOW. ANn 715 NOHTII TF.MTU ST
Opened te-dsy a J t lot or tbe finest Imported
RICH PRINTED PREACH P1QCKS, AT T3 CTd,
Plain, White, Pink and Bun French Piqoea.
WHITE PNJtTES, 3 GT3. TO
HANDSOME STYLUS OP PRRNCH PEttOtLHl.
French Prrca'e bhlrtinra at 37 r- nts.
New styles American Petosles at 37S cent'. '
Ml and Wool TopUns Tor Knits.
PLAIN AND MOTTLED 1 tH to 9.
l'rplln Dress Stuffs for Salt
PLA N MOTTLED AND S1RIPRD ColHS to 01.
Black Alpaca Poplins, aU quail. I a.
Black French Alpacas
BLAtK GRO GRAIN 1LE. S3 IN. WIDE.
Iilack (Jro tfralns in Low, Hedinin, and
f inest Qnallties, at Moderate TrlceM.
Coldied Dress bilks, in great vane y. at low prices
BILK AAD LJNKN POPI.I N T I EH.
It tLelS, alltteKS AMD PLAID.
J M B R 0 I D B R B D CLOTU COVBR3.
COOPEU & CONAKD,
S. t. Corner of MM 11 and MAUXET.
riano CoTers,
Helodeon Covers,
Cabinet Organ,
Table Covem,
Irrtoii?, CrlntRons, aud Uurgnnd, Em
brotdered in Uold, Void and Urown, et.,
Older ed direct, aud sold at prices based on Qola
tor toe any.
also, ITfsoa
Embossed rhino, Stand and Table Covers.
1809"CO3UETaT1ON riiiCEsn
UP TOWN LIQIIT EXPENSES It
QUli CUST031EKS THE UAIEIWtl
Goods delivered la all pans of sua city carsfuilj
aud free of chart a,
SFECLALTILS JUST OFEMCD.
Bicb Black Silks,
huiorb Silk Poplins,
Spring Delaines and Calicoes,
Casslineres, Table Linens, Napkins, Ltc.
Ladles can ride to our door frsm aay part ef tat
city, and we assure them It will more than compen
sate them In one visit and urcbase.
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY,
N. L Cor. ElttUTU and 8PBIN OABDES,
tU ; PHILADELPHIA.
FOR SALE.
S, AT PRIVATE SALE. VERY ELE
Lgant country seat and mansion, of the lata
vis Pearson, Esq., deoeased, with stable and
coach bouse, 7 acres, Broad street and Old York
road, 900 feet front, below Fisher's lane,
Twenty btoeud ward. All that very elegant
country seat, beginning on the west line of Old
York road, 700 feet 6J-s inches from the north
side of Bristol street; ihenoe extending norlh
waid along Old York road 438 feet Iji loobes,
loanable; thence northward along tue same
1U2 It el b inches; thence westward, at right
anglea with proposed continuation of Broad
street, 'ill let 1 9 inches, to the east Jlue of said
co tluuationof Broad street; thence southward
along Ibe same (i'-ii feet; thence eastward, at
rlgbtangies with said Broad t)treet,3tj9
inches, to tne piace oi oegiuning; ana also, an
J,hat lot beginning at a point, the intersection of
the jpiddleof Broad street and the middle of
Courlland aueei; thence extending eastward
along the mlauiof0jur,1and street 800 feetaj
inches, to the west line o.' d Yor roao;
thence southward along the West of Ola
York road 300 feet of an Inch; thence w!
ward by tbe above described lot 335 leet H
Inches, to tbe middle of Broad street; theaoti
northward along Broad street 298 feet to
the place of beginning. Tne Improvements
oonsistoian elegant mansion, 41 by 40 feet,
with back buildings, built aud nulshed
thioughoutln a very superior manner; wide
hail, tiled throughout; parlor. library, dlolDK
room, slitlng-room, and 2 kitchens on tne first
floor; 7 chambers on the second, and 5 on the
third floor, and observatory on top. It has all
the modern improvements and conveniences
of a city residence, gas (chandeliers and fix
tures included ), bath, hot and cold water, water
closet, furnace, cooking-range, etc.; has large
and handsome porch, witn veranda; also, gar
deaer's residence, large stable and coach house,
green house and other out-bulidlngs, and tbe
grounds are handsomely improved with onoloe
shrubbery, fine shade trees, evergreens, etc;
convenient to Wayne Station on tneOerman
town Railroad, and easy of access to the city.
This property adjoins the elegant residence or
A J. Buckuor, Esq., and Is opposite Mr. Joseph
M. Loverlng's and Mr. James D. Weibam's.
Photographic views may be seen at the Auction
Rooms. Immediate possession.
Way be examined at any time.
M. TUOMAU s SON4. Auctioneers,
38mwt8l Kos. m and 1-11 8. FOURTH Street.
P FOB EALB WR8T PHILADELPHIA,
LJL No 4035 CHSNUT H'reet, Double Tnree-story
Frame DWaLLINU aud Kstensioc, well bum, with
tvery cunveuleuce; has is rooms, including 9 full.
siKd chambers. Lot to bv 13 toe'. Price, 115,000.
Apply until Marcbl3, oa premises, between i and
O clotfc. 8 g si
mWEBT PHILADELPHIA. FOR SALE
Two of the handsomest Resldencna on (Jbnut
siteet; lots UHI feet trouu WM. 11. WKIK, Bo. 30;tU
CUKHN UT teireeU j , w
TO RENT.
0FOR RENT,
llie Desirable Residence, Ko. 1GH CUES
KLT Street,
ContaJnlng TEN BOOMS, with all the modern im
provements. Apply 10 GTJfctM B1Y a eoifi,
iU So. T:t3 WALNUT Htreet,
T
O
LET,
In the New Balidlng of in
riiiladelplila Cbamber or Commerce."
frouPUMVio,P:"ud.,TWlbjr
BAStHL L. WARD, Treasurer.
I 6 3t OUloe. No. 1U BHHIOND FLOOR,
FOR REN T. PREMISES, No. 809
CHESNUT Blreet, for Btoieor Office,
Also,
OFFICES AND LARGE ROOMS
suitable for a Commercial College. Apply at
gg? BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
f TO LEI A LA KGB MODEUN-BflLT
House. Coach House, Teuanl House, and Ave
acres of ground, handsomely laid out. two minutes
walk from Dny's Lane Station, Oermantown.
Apply to r2ml- j, ARM8TRQNQ.
T10 KENT AN OFFICE SUITABLE FOR A
M Nol?5'oi8ARD rHreetf' W'U W bo. j
HATS AND CAPS.
aWABBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI
lated, and eaaMlttlns Dreas Uau Datauifu7i
all lbs improved laabluus ol IheteiSJn t?Hkl
SV t btrvBt, uhI oovt te U Pvsl U tttST ll li j
MARCH 8, 1869.
HOulER, COLLADAY Ct CO.,
Nos. 1412 and 1414 OHESNUT Streot.
AD0VB BROAD,
DSIR3 TO CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR LAROR AND mtUlUALIX
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
BLACK SILKS,
COMPRIS1N ALL TIIE BK3T LYONS MANUPACTUBB3 OF
CROS CRAiS,
TAFFETAS PER3 AM, .
8AT1N DE LYONS,
POULT DE SOIE0, ETC.
II. C. tt C0. iso A: to reiterate their determination to sell tfaeir goods at the LOWB4T
MAEKKT PRICES, atxl tiave marked their 1ILACK i-ILKS in pureuanoe of tbia prluofplc.
OLD FRANKLIN HALL CLOTHING-
EiVSPORlUrVi.
PAINTEE, EEAD & ELDREDGE,
No. 321 OHESNUT STREET,
HAVE REOl'lJTED, SINCE TIIE REGENT FIRE
An Entire New and Fresh Stock
OF
FINE F.EADY-IY1ADE CLOTHING,
Which they are Selling at very
REDUCED PRICES.
HOMER, COLLADAY & CO.'S
HOBIliEV DEPARTMENT
IS NOW REPLETE WITH ALL THE
. BEST MAKES OF HOSIERY,
INCLUDING
Drettle's Ceferatod English Hoslory. r."
Balbrlggan's Colobratod English Hosiery.
German Iron Frame Hose, Extra Quality.
Merino Vests and Drawers Every Sire.
These Goods tare all teen Selected and Minufaotnred expressly for us, and will be sold i
the MOST MODERATE ADVANCE. 1,1
Nos. 1412 and 1414
ABOVE
LITEEARY ANNOUNOE3IENT.
PORTER & OOATES,
"WILL OPEN THFIR NEW AND ELEGANT E00KST0RE,
IN TIIE SPACIOUS MARBLE BUILDING,
No. m OHESNUT STREET,
ADJOINING THE C0MINENTAL HOTEL (formerly oooupfedby J. E. Ci'drfellA Co.)
OK "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10,
TVITll AN ENTIRELY NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
ENGLISH ftftlD AMERICAN BOOKS.
As every book will l. .old at reUil at WHOLESALE PRICES, book buyers will hare an
opportunity to buy HEW UOODS AS CHEAP AS OLD STOCK CAN Bi OFFERED AT,
V,tb boJtK!k lA JUbT BEEN PUKCUASED FOR CASH, at the very lowest prloea,
and wiU be Bold at SMALL ADVANCES.
WILLI8 P. HAZAKD will be bacnv to
new establishment. "
1115. T..noi'KiNS' lti54
LADIES' UVIPOKIUM,
o. 1115 CUESMJi'!4f. (Uirard Row).
Largest assortment and Best aud Cbeaaeet Goods
lu lb. city, lu kil in ioIIowidk i,u"":-
Hir"nnJ?ft.urol.H,.Vk,,', -'4iebrid Champion
Hoop bairu. for Ladles. Alibis, fcud CUlldreo. In
0T.h!?rt,huu0ra "yle. ihHpes, loailis. and sizes.
Uottll, Batln, aud JaBs C ift', la lflit OllT.reDl
33 differ nt styles o( snoprlor fittlas; Frsocb
woven Wbalvboue COktiK i s trom SI to T.
1 varieties ot eitra niidome Wbalebone Cor
lets, from 73 oeuta ko .().
fcbouldr iii acts, Kaaaiu Jfoy's Corset Bklrt tup
portMS, eta.
Mrs. Moody's Patent fwir-adjustlng Abdominal
Cosl. bljbly reoomiueuded bf physicians, from
il'Li? ijjik or nniES' vmdkboab
Mi.Nia. I
li'4 Bartram A Fan to m s Faintly BwIb Machlnea,
ImsIdk Kimiullously diktrlbulfd to our cuatouiora tut ,
Uie purges et ttiu tbttw talroUucaati u
CHESNUT Street,
BROAD.
1 1 It
eoa all hfii frkna atod former caetomera at th
AXWELL'S
PREPARED ayPSUBI,
For lYhlteuIugr and Coloring Walla,
BrAtrriFPL. cubablb chbaf aktwl&
sanitary qoaiinos ' " " . .7, . i i, 1 of Lus kluA
evry resaect unsurpassed by anytuui w turn m.iam
ever oneieu to ,uu"uv.., m wm nersr arala uaa
ar aiumUon paid w V"' johN M 4IWKLL
No VtM a FIFTH Bimt. raUadalPhla.1
Sold by Oroosrs narllr. rp
TNFAFNE88. EVEBT INSTKUM1NT THAI
D nol and aIU haw Usats la east Hue
Zm alio. (JraudaU's latent CirnioUaa, su parlor 9
Z 'r oW U uaa, at r. MADaUMAh, 9. lU
Em"
IaUlABmn - '
Tb Oypsnm glTM lb wans a Driiiiaotg-io.w..w.
rub Off, and U IbeseA-r mors Uurabla, "
ad oosM no mJie tban 10tawS0?e,!