THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1869
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nUSlClL 1KD DRAMATIC.
Wh City Amanrmeni.
Ar.oh Mu:A - -loouf iVoArtfir will
eprformed tuts evenlug.
AT thi Walnut Mr. firney Williams will
benefit tula evening, when he wtU ap
pear in the drama of Tn Emerald Ring.
AT THB Ohkakut 0. D. Hm A Oo.'a burlesque
company will appear on Toeidoy evening next
iftmli'8 plrvaganz of T!i Field of the
doth of Gold.
.At the Theatric Comiqub the Japanene
troupe willappear tnUeveniug. A matinee to
morrow. At thb Ambricak an attractive variety
entertainment will be glyen this evening. A
matinee to-morrow.
atthi Acadkmt of Mrsio Frauletn Fanny
JananHohek will appear on Monday evening
next wlib her German troupe In So timer's
VreRedy of Mary Stuart.
ThbFhilhakmonicSooiktt will give their
third oObcert of tbe season at the Aoademy of
Mneieon to-morrow eveoiug. The Ust pabllo
rehearsal will take pi ice this afternoon at Uor
Ucnltnral Hall.
Tub Arabian Nights' Kstkrtainmrwt
at Oonoert llall presents a great variety of
attractive features, and in nm aobleved a great
popular I ty. One hundred Rift are distributed
to the audience at each performance. A gift
matinee to morrow.
The Hestz Hakblfr Orchkhtra will per
form at Musical land 1111 to-morrow
afternoon.
JohnB GotrOH.Eq. will repeat hU lecture
' On "Circumstance," at the Academy of Music,
on Monday evening. March 21 Ticnen will be
for kale at Abmad'a bonk store. No. 721 One,
nut street, on Wednesday morning, tbe 17lh
Instant.
Americans In Paris.
List of Americana registered at the banking
oiiloe of Messrs. James W. Tucker & Oo., No.
and 5 Hue Scribe, Paris, for the week eudlng
February 25, lt69, furnished by Bmith, IUn
do'nh A Co., Philadelphia:
Mr. and Mrs. . P Dewey, Hm Franolsoo;
James Wilcox. New York; F. II. Daniels, Iiro k
lyn, Hev. K. Babbitt, Ns?ack. New York; James
K. Smith. New Yoik; Miss Cropbe'.l, Dresden;
. Mrs. M. E BranMnxlmui, Mster F. K. Branl
Ingham; M'sn K. K. llawley, Stamford, Conn.;
Arthur O. Walworth, Boston: Mr. and Mrs.
I'bllo Parsons. Detroit, Mtnb.; Miss Roberta E.
Johns, Cleveland, Ohio; Judtte John E Bund
Btron, New Orleans: Mis H. M. Gibbs, New
York;! Klnaldo M. waiers and lamliy, New
York; J. Q, A W-rren, Boston; T. H. Bart.lett,
Home; Isaac E Bln, Klnderbook. New York;
Mrs. Gideon J. Tucker, Paul F. C. looser, New
York! George D. Strong, Cincinnati, Ohio; J.
W. Jnason; Charles K. Ileuberer, New York;
George O. Wilson, Bprlrntflolci. Mass ; Mr. and
Mrs. James C. Wilson, Miss Eitsa K. Wilson,
William K. WHs n. Miss Louise K. Kumbel,
Brooklyn, New York: E. W. Shlppen, Mead
Vllle, Pa.; Mr. aBd Mrs. A. R. Kno, Miss N. Eno,
W. P. Eno; Jacob Resor and son, Frank Reaor,
Cincinnati; Horace Bonharo, York, Pa.: Charles
B. Wood, New York; Charles Frederick Wood;
AJpheus Hatdy and family, Boston.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAPES!
v Philadelphia, January 18, 1S8,
Messrs. FARREIi, HERRING A CO.,
No. 629 Cheenut street
GenUemen: On the night of tbe 13th Inst., aa
Is well known to the citizens of Philadelphia,
oar Urge and extensive store and valuable
took of merchandise. No. 901 Chesnnt street
was burned.
The fire was one of the moat extensive and
destructive that has visited our city for many
years, tbe heat being so Intense that even the
marble oornloe was almost obliterated.
We bad, as yon are aware, two of yonr valu
able and well-known CHAMPION FIRE
PROOF HAFES; and nobly have they vindi
cated yonr well-known reputation as manufao-
tnrers of FIRE-PROOF SAFES, If anyfuxther
proof bad been required.
They were subjected to the most Intense heat
and It affords as much pleasure to Inform you
that after recovering them from the rains, we
found upon examination that our books, papers,
and other valuables, were all In perfect condi
tion.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAB. E. CALDWELL. A CO.
THE OXLT SAFES EXPOSED TO THE
FIRE IN CALUWlXL's SI'OKE
TV EKE FARREE, HEURIXG CO.
Philadxlfhia, Jan. 18, 1888.
Messrs. FARRKL, HERK1NQ k CO.,
Na 629 Chesnnt street
Gentlemen: On the night of the 13th Instant
oar large store, 8. W. corner of Ninth and Ches
nnt streets, was, together with oar heavy stock
Of wall papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We bad one of your PATENT CHAMPION
FIRB-PROOF SAFES, which contained oar
principal books and papers, and although It was
exposed to the most Intense beat for over 60
boars, we are happy to say It proved Itself
worthy of oar recommendation Our books
and papers were all preserved. We cheerfully
Vender our testimonial to the many already
published, In giving tbe HERRING SAFE the
credit and confidence It Juntly merits.
Yours, very respectfully,
HOWELL A BROTHERS.
STILL ANOTHER.
Philadelphia, Jan. 19, 1839.
Messrs. FARKEL, HERRING 4 CO.,
No. &S Chesnnt street
Gentlemen: I bad one of your make of safes
In tbe basement of J. E. Caldwell A Co.'s store
at the time of the great fire on the night
of tbe 13th Instant It was removed from
tbe ruins to-day, and on opening it
X found all my books, papers, green
backs, watches, and watch materials, etc, all
preserved. I feel glad that I had one of yooi
truly valuable safes, and fihall want another ol
yonr make when I get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
F. L. KIRK PATRICK,
With J. E. Caldwell A Co.,
No. 819 Chesnut street
FAMEL, IIKUIUM; & CO.,
CHAMPION SAFES,
No. 629 CHESNUT Street.
u u
riilLADELPHIA,
O. L. MAIBE&
j MAimr-OToaicB o
FIRK -KD JJUBULAK-PttUOr SAFES,
TXCJSM1TH, BELL-HANGKR, A WD C KALES
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FOURTlx EDITION
FROHI THE CAPITAL.
Secretary Bontwelfs Conusioii
lie Enters upon 11V
Duties at Once.
THE EXPENSES OF SPAIN.
FROM WAniNG TON.
Despatch to the Auoctated Pre.
Cabinet Meeting To-liy.
Wahinoiok, March 12. 1 Cabluet raoi-tlnsr
whs held to dav at the Executive M union, there
being present Messrs. Washburno, Creswell,
Cox, Borie, Hoar, Bjutwell, and Bawlins.
Msjur-General Schofleld was alio present.
Secretary Bjutwull received hU com nUslou
from the State Department during tbe Cablact
Session, and wilt prooably enter on his duties
at the Treasury Department this afternoon.
lie was met npon his arrival at the ofucj
to-day by a number of anxious applicant for
places, some of whom wero ansious to serve ai
collectors and assessors of Internal rcveuue, as
nell as others who were willing to accept any
petition that could bo obtained, raoRtni; from
the higher office? o( the Treasury Department
ta firbt cluss clerk,
1 0111 Y.FlRlsT LO.XHKLSS -First ScsiTou.
Honne of KepreneutAtlves.
CW nued from Third Edition.
Mr. Ward offered a preamble and resolution
lnHiructlng the Judiciary U imuaiuee to report
a resolution to prevent frauds la uaturnilz.
llun, and to secure the surrender of fraudulent
naturalization papers. A motion to lay on the
table was lout aud tbe resolution was adopted.
Mr. Churoblll introduced a Dili lo denae felo
nies aud mtHderneanors, aud to regulate pe
remptory challenge, being toe bill wnloQ was
paithed Jattt s8Blon by the House, but not no led
on by tbe Senate. A motion being made to
lav It on the table, Mr. Cnurohlll withdrew the
Ul
na r. Randall lntrodnced a bill to extend boun
ties to drafted men. Referred to the Committee
on Military Attire.
Air. sonenck introduced a Din to strongmen
the public credit, being his bill of last session
as it nao passed tne two nouses on tae report
of tbe conference committee.
Mr. Allison moved to strike out the second
section legalising gold contracts.
Mr. Burr moved te lay tne bill on tne taoie.
IxNt. Yeas. fv. navs 83.
Mr. Allen's amendment striking oat the
necond section was agreed to. Ye 88, nays
59, and the bill was tbn nassett.
FOR HUGH. '
By Atlantic Cable.
TlieBanU of France.
Pabi9, March 12. The bulliou In tho B tnk of
France has increased 11,000,003:. sines luu
week. ' .r-.L&A
Tbe Npanlon Expensts.
Madrid, Maicn 12 Figuera, Minister of
Finance, has asked for a loan ot 1,000,000,000
ioals to meet the extraordinary expenses of the
Government. -" w
From ltuirlo.
ErFFAto. March 12. A delegation from the
New York Corn Exchange laniw here, uad a
public meeting will be held on 'Change to
morrow, when matterj ot Importance to the
commercial Interests ot this btate and the great
West will be discussed.
.'RESIDENTIAL APfO LMM EMS
What Is Snll of Tatiu lu'Wnvliluton,
The New Yor Timet1 Washington carres-
ooudent Bas:
iaeaew urieans uppoinimentsare toe suoiect
ot much diecubiion. tuo selection ot Sidney
A. Stockdale as Collector of Internal Ueveuue
lor tbe First DUtrict of Louieiuna givea unanW
mous satUtactiou. He was stronely tDdoreed
by the Chamber of Commerce and by the mer
chants, as well as by hie political mends.
This selection illustrates forcibly General
Grant's kno wlcdge of men. Mr. Stockdale firat
came to his notice a a privute in Governor
Onlcsbj's regiment ot Illiuois infantry. He was
under an eve irom taat time unui tue war
closed, serving at lost as Provost Marshal on
tbe Gencial's staf. Thence he went to Nev
Ui loans as Deputy Collector ot Customs under
Collector (now Senator) Helloe. Ha ia a
voung man of unci uet tuned ability and iu-
teenty, and will give satlBlaction. beyoud doubt.
xne ai noiniment ot James t: uuev as coi-
lec'or of tbe Port Is not so heartily commended
bv the Louisiana people here, thouu hn ah litv.
intecrity, and dtueis are tuilv conce led. Ho is
a brother in law of the President, anu the pro-
Drletv of the selection is tbe ouly obljc:lun
serlonolv uraed ainun-t him. lliU mist cive
wav when it is rememDerea mat tne f resideut
hpcnnips (inpp'lv re.tnonKible for the nrnnop.
went ol the CHstom house, ant there cau be no
doubt thnt he means to hold Mr. Casey to that
responsibility. Personally the new collector is
a man of fine presence and address, ail'tble and
courteous, and eveu U Judppd solely from his
appearance, it is tvtcleutthaPteslUeut has male
no mistake In the man.
The nomioauon oi ueuerai Liones'.reet as
Surveyor ol the Port is recelvea with a diver
uity of sentiment. Many of the Republicans are
pleased with it, and it was endorsed by the New
Orleans Republican editors here. Some of the
ex-Union soldiers denounce it iu severe terun.
but everybody coocedes General Lonirstrcet's
ability and integrity, aud of its salutary an 1
reassuring etieci upon tne mass ot tne Southern
people mere can oe no aouo mere will pro-
babiy be const jeranie awcussion on nn couar-
mation, aca mueu curiosuy is ni inues.ei to s ;e
the cnect proauced upon the country by this
experiment.
The lloniuur epeaki of FieM-Marshal
Uraut.
Marfori bat pnrobased a larce amount of
real estate in i aria.
Mrs. lluffam, of Chioftco. iDs'sts that
Amen shall hereatter be Awomeu.
CIGARS.
HAVANA CIGARS.
Fresh lota imported by every steamer, vis.:
Partagas; Cabanas; Cabargaa; Comeroiante;
Marias; Uprinn; Eamllleter; Eapanola; Fi
garo, etc., oompriaing a splendid assortmeat
of sizes, offered at low prioes.
Also, continue manufacturing the cigars so
well and favorably known under oar copy
righted, standard brands of
"Mabiara Rita. "Fba Diatom."
"Flkob dk Ly8." "Looia D'Oa."
Great variety of sizes, good quality at low
COBt.
Call and examine or send for samples.
8. FUCUET & SONS,
IMPORTERS and MANUFACTURERS,
s r me No. 229 8. Froft &T3Mt.
FIFT1I EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
The
Tublic Credit-The House
Commltee on Elections.
FROM WASnwaTON.
ecial Deipatoh to The Evening TeltorapS.
Washington, Mirch 12.
Hie nonce Committee.
(? Tbe gb"er announced the follo-inf? a the
Committee on Elections: Messrs. Paine,
Churchill, Il'on, Cessna, Buller of Tennessee,
blcvtmon, Bun.161. Barr, and Raoda'.i; IIo
lo stated thattbe rema'udcrof the committees
would be hDDOunced Pn Monday.
The Publle Credit lllll.
The House, by a vo'.e of 90 to 46, has p-it?d
Mr. Scupuck's bill to ittcvgthcn the pub'ic
credit. It was amended by striking out the
second section.
Stock QaotAtlona by Teleg-rapli M.
GlendluniDg, Davis Co. report lurougu their
New York house the following:
N.Y. Cent. K 15iWeHt. Union Tel.... 37
n. x. anu fJrie k...
Ph. and Rea. K....
Mich.ft'outbcru
si'i uiev. and Tol. U.K.105U
, 91' U Toledo A Waoasb.- W
7vm M 11. Hi. Paul omn.tiU' I
Ulev. A Plttsb'g K.. H Mil. A Ht. Paul prf 7M
UtiL and N.W. ooru 817' A-damu Kxpn (K)(
Ohl. and N.w, pref. Wells, FaroExp... wijl
Cht and It I. R. 128-V Tenu. t, new B-V-j
nu.4 . w ii8;arid isi2
Pclflo Mall 8. Co... P9! Market steady.
Weeton is now leutnrlut: on "Perieve-
ranee."
TLe Norwich, Connection. Evil One is
supposed to be a lively youth with horse
shoes fastened on Lis boots.
A negro nurse in Lonisville revenged her
self on the parents by making her prottgi
drink lye until it died.
Chicago thinks Milwaukee a small town
"because it hadn't women enough to quarrel
at its convention."
Debates in the Louisiana Legislature are
cond noted partly in English, partly in Frenoh,
ana sometimes in uerman.
INSURANCE.
THB NATIONAL
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
F TBI
United States ot America,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Chartered by Special Act of Congress.
Approved July 25, 18G8.
CASH CAPITAL, 81.000,000
BRANCH OFFICE;
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILD IN tt,
PBIIiADBIiFHIA,
Where the bnalneua of the Company U trans.
aoted, and to which all general correspondence
should be addressed.
DIRECTORS.
Clabbnob H. Ulakk,
E. A. Kolliitb,
Henry 1). Cookb,
Wm. 10. Chandlik,
John JJ. JDefbkjbs,
BlOWAKO Doook,
U. C FAJUSEh 1'OC'K.
John W. Ki.i-is.
W. O. MOOBUKAO.
Geobob K. Tylkb,
J. UlNOKUI Cl-ABK,
OFFICERS.
OIaABKNCB H. CLABK. PblladelDhlfl. PrAd.l-nt
Jay Cookjc, Chairman Flnanoe and KxtouUv
Henky 1). Cookb, WMhlngton, Vice-President.
fijiKBbON W. i-Kkx, PuUadelphia, Hcretry
vvuiuiisroui
E. H. TuBNKB,Vashlnton. AsslstAnt.s'-
UlNlllfl 44 MV ITM M . l Vr.i.ll..,.l III
J. Ewinq 1abs, M. U.. Assistant
MEDICAXi AOVISOUY UOAKD.
j. uAKisjuj, ourgeon-weneral D. 8. a.. Wa-h.
P. J. Hobwitb, Chief Medical De cart man
All h W ,
O. W. Biasd, M. D., Washington.
SOLICITOUS AND ATTOHNEVi.
Hon. Wm. E. Cmaj-dlbb. Wttahlc Plan 11 1
Ueobox Hakdinu, PhUadelphla, Pa.
HE ADVA N TAG
E S
Oflered by this Company are;
It Is a National Com
. . L ; '1 Myjw,
xi nas a paia-up capital of 11,000,000.
ItOQerslow rata of nrnminm
It fuinlsUes larger InHoramw t han
iw iui iiuv dmiu uiuuey.
r. .. .1 - w uuut-
" uruune auu certain in its terms.
It Is a home eunicuuv In nvan limailrir
Its policies are exempt from attacumeJt.
Allele aie no umieutuumrv rmil.rlAtinr.il iii k
( . ' WM t.U
Every policy la non-forfeltable.
snred their full amount and return all the pre-
nilninu no tV...t l l.. .. . . . .. r .
dv iu u n.c luaurtiuoe costs omy tne in
teresl on the annual payments.
pouoies may be taken that will pay to the
insuied, alter a eertaln number or years, durlna
- "jvnjuio oj uuo-wuui uie amount
named In tue policy.
Mo extra rate la chareed for rlaka nnnn t.h
lives of females. 88 wai n
It Insures not to pay dividends, but at so low
" may uiviuo-uw will De Unposal Die.
LOOKING GLASSES, ETC.
EARLES' GALLERIES,
No. 816 CHESNUT Street.
LOOKING GLASSES,
OIL PAINTINGS,
PICTURE FRAMES,
FINE ENGRAVINGS,
CIIROMO-LITIIOGRAPHS.
JAM US S. AHLE & !S0-,
mimatnm5p Kq BlO CHKaaUT BtreU
DEAFNESS. EVERT INSTRUMBST THAI
oieno and ulll hv u..ni m .! tha
I-4? -nd-u s fatant Crniohes. upeloi 10
tVVH:..c,ftiJJtiH4t
Mai
Kio , Knives. HoUwn. nd Tahla rintiar rirrmn
nd follnhnd. at r. UMDIO.UA.'H. lit. u m. TiBI'lU
f4 h-ln 1 - A
K fff TRUST FUNU3 TO INVKBf
'i,' J tW V lu a Br.t clMn mrtK City
l,rO.ri.v. D. KimilHlUJl MOJST,
3 U c0 '4V WiLN U X 9)r4
SCHENC K'S
rUIMONIC SYRUP,
SEAWEED TONIC, aud
MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CURS
CONSUMPTION,
LIVER COMPLAINT.
AKD DYGPCP51A,
If taken according to the dlrectioos. They ar
all thiee to bo taken at tbe same t'ui.e. They
cleanse the stomach, ulnx the liver, and put it
to work; then tho appetite becomes eood; tbe
food digests and mokes pood blood; tLe oa'.tcnt
hegins to frrow ia flesb; tho dietteed matter
ripe us in the luDgs. and tlipnlient outorrows
the dL-ieasie and aeu well.
This is tUe on! way
Dr. J. II. SCUENOK
to curc('onuroption.
To these three mediein.
of Philadelphia, owes hi
UNRIVALLED SUCCESS
In the treatmrut of Pulnonary Conf-uinpllou.
Tho Pulmonic Sjrop ripens tbe morbid na'.ter
in the lunga, nature throws it oft" by an easy
eipectoratlon, for when the phlejrm or matter
is ripe, a slight cough will throw it off, and the
patient has rest, and the lungs beglu to heal.
To do Ihle, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills roust be freely used to cleanse the stomach
and liver, so that the Pulmonic by rup aud food
will ni ate good blood.
SCHEKCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS
Aft upen the liver, removing all obstructions;
relax tbe ducts of the gull bladder, the bile
starts freely, aod the liver is soon relieved; the
stools will show whnt the pills can do; nothiug
has ever been invented except calomel (a deadly
poiscn, which is veiy dangeious to n?e unless
with great care) that will unlock the gall blad
der aud start the secretion of the liver like
Scbtnck'a Mandrake Pills
Liver Complaint is one of the most Proiui
nt tit Causes of Consumption.
SCHENCK'S
SEAWEED TONIC
is a gentle sumu.ar.t huu alterative, and the
alkali in the teaweed, which this preparation is
made of, astiaU the stomach to throw out the
gastric iuioe to dissoNe the food with the Pul
monic Syrup, and it is made into good blood
without fermentation or souriDg the stomach.
THE GREAT REASON
Why physicians do not cure Consumption is.
they try to do too much; they give melicines to
top the cough, to stop chills, to stop night
sweats, hectic fever, aud by so doing they
Oerange the whole digestive powers, locking up
the secretions, ana eventually the patient sinks
and die.".
Dr. SCIIKNCK, in his treatment, docs not tr
io stop a cough, night sweats, chills, or fever.
Remove tbe came, aud they will all stop ol their
own accord. No one can be cured ot Consump.
lion, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, C'tu-
ker, Ulcerated Throat, unless the liver and
stomach are made healthy.
If a person has couaump'.tou, of course the
lungs aie in some way dlscaseJ, either tuber
cles, abscesses, brouchcal irrita ion, plueral
adhesion, or the lungs are a mas of innanma
ticn and fa&t decaying In such cases what
must he done? It Is not only the luugs that
are wasting, but it is tbe whole body. The
stomach and liver have lost their power to
make blood out of food. Now the ouly chance
is to take Dr. SCHENCK'S three medicines,
which will briug up a tone to the stomach,
the patient will want food, It will digest easily
aud make good blood; then tbe pntient begins
to gain iu fle-h, and as soon as the body begins
to giow, the lungs commeuce to henl up, aud
the patieut gets flethy acd well. T;iis is the
ouly way to cure Consumption.
WHEN THERE IS NO LILNU DISEASE,
And only Liver Complaint and Dippvpsia,
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
i'Hlls are sufficient, without the Pul
monic Strup. lake the Man
drake Pills freely in all bilious
cases, as they are
PERFECTLY HARMLESS.
Dr. fiCHENCK, who has enjoyed uninter
rupted health, was wa'ted away to a mere
skeleton, in tho very last stage of Pulmonary
Conuumption, his phjelciuns ha viupr pronounced
his care fcopelese, and abuudoned hint lo his
fate. He was cured by the aforesaid medicines,
aLd since his recovery mauy thousands simi
larly aillicted have used Dr. Schenck'a prepara
tions 'with the same remarkable success. Fall
directions accouijany each, making it not abso
lutely necessary to personally see Dr. Schenck,
unless patients wish their longs examined, and
for this purpose he is professionally at his Prin
clpul Office,
PHILADELPHIA, EYEHY SATURDAY,
Where U letters for advico must be addressed.
He is also professionally at Mo. 22 Bond street,
New York, every other Tuesday; and at No. 33
Hanover street, Boston, every other Weduesday.
He gives advice free, but for a thorough exami
nation with his Itespirometcr the price is $5.
Office hours at each city from 9 A. M. to 3 P, M.
Price of the Pulmonic Pyrup and Seawees.
Tonic, each $1-50 per bottle, or 7 a half dozen
filan4rke Pills, 25 cents a box.
A fall sspply of Dr. SCHICK'S MFDfCIHBS
for sls at all times at his rooms. Also, for saio
OLD FRANKLIN
PAINTER, READ & ELDREDGE,
No, 321 CHESNUT STREET,
HAVE nEOI'ENED, SINCE THE REGENT FIRE i
An Entire New and Fre3h Stock
OF
FINE Ti IHADY-K1ADE CLOTHING,
Which they are Selling at very
REDUCED PRICES.
DRV COOQS.
123
EP8TEIH
1 0'
A HAINES
AT THE OLD STAND,
No. 12.1 North MISTn Street,
ABOVI: AKCH.
Under their Oil Motto,
NEVER 10 BF. UNDERSOLD,
Are offering the greatest bargains in all kinds
of DRY GOODS since the panto of 1857. Have
opened to-day, in connection with a large
bankrupt stock of Goods, a large assortmeut of
MUSLINS,
FLA3XELS.
LINENS,
White Hoods, riqucs, Marseille?, lHuck
Alpaca?, Dress Woods, Uinghani,
Calicoes, Counterpanes, Ho
siery, Shirt Fronts, (jlores
and Kotions
AU will be Sold at Ruinous Low 1'riees.
All we ask Is one coll, as thousands have
done, and saved money by purchasing their
Goods at the cheap store of the well-known
firm of
EPSTEIN A HAINES.
No. 123 North NINTH Street,
ABOVW ARCH,
Daily receiving Goods from the Oish Auctions.
3 1 mwi6irp REGULATORS OF PRICED.
1869. CENTJIAL
1369.
CLOTH
EMPORIUM.
Men's Coating,
Fancy C tsslmeres,
Black Cloths,
Black Doeskins,
toys' Uoodk,
ladles' (Jloaklugs,
Ailxed Ulotbs,
I'ialu Cloths,
Kncy Cloths,
Opera Cloths,
Spring Weight Velveteens, Super Quality.
BTRAWBRIDGB Ct I'illKR resoectlully
announce that dnrlug too M'-i-uu ur opuiucg
they propose to oiler tUc ic.roHt kUk'S. Mad
most attractive assortimut of all klutls of
Cloths that tney have evei" oHorfd. Bding de
termined tomakeonrl'ousnt,a';at.r.l Empo
rium for this description of ooN. we nave col
lected lor the present, fcoa-wu t-verv dtwiile
style and make of Clolri.t tout tae market pre
sents for
Ladles', Men's, aud Uov&' Wear.
Our stock of Ladles' Ci'-mitugs in particular
Is very extensive, and orn'it at tne tnanot.x
tnrers' lowest cash rate-". U will Oo to t ie lat.d
rest of all who Intend to buy tnut kind of gxds
during the comlm; seasoa to call on us, as we
otter by far the largest assortment to bo fiionu,
and at prioes that cannot bsii'pAS!ed nsywaore.
We Invite dealers, botri city uod country, to
examine onr stock, as our urins are as lo us
the same goods can be k,M ia waole n-UKads
by any wholesale house, tmo we otl'ur ru.'..v
styles that are confined iclii vely to oursel ve.
STRAWBRID6E & CLOTHIER,
CE3STBAL CLOHI KUL'OKIUM,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
PHILAIfflHfA.
Iggy-COMPETITION PiUCES ! !
Ur TOWN-LIGHT EXPENSES !!
OUE CUSTOMERS TIIL (JAIMJRSM
Goods delivered la all pan
and free ol chart e.
of tlie city carefully
SrEClALTILS JLST OrSD.
Bich Black Silks,
Superb Silk Foplli-.s,
Spring Delaines and Calicoes,
fjasslnieres, Table Linens, .Napkins, L'tc.
Ladles can ride to our door fmai say part sf tbe
city, and we snare them It will mors than compen.
sate them In one visit and j uictaa-
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY,
N. . Cor. E1G1111I and Sl'ni.NU UABDO,
113
PHILADELPHIA,
WANTS.
WANTED LOCAL AND TRAVELLING
As.DU In every city sud town la tbe Uuusd
di-lM, urtmi luducmDui ot-i-vd to active niu.
C'll or a.ldrw... m lih stamp. WOOD A CO., K'" M
Ku. 4iM) t'H buN BT Hurwot. fhl.
TF YOD
WANT A DKIJUllTFUJj BflilWU
X BKU, neat.
nealtliy. aa onmntrwtuio, tmo
tbeHar-fKtenintt Had Bprlgs, l !i per rtt.
MatlalaoUon kuKUieed, 0 si. aauU 3
HALL CLOTHING-
DRY GOODS.
LINEN STORE,
Mo-020 ARCH STREET
NEW LINEN DRESSES.
NKW AND BKAUTIFUL.
PRINTED
LINEN CAMBRICS
Keceired by last Steamer from Europe.
JjMBROIDBEBD CLOTH COVaRS.
COOPER & G0NABD,
S. E. Corner or MMH and MAKKr.T-
Piano Covers,
Melodcou CoTers,
Cabinet Orgafl,
Table Covers,
Green?, CiimgouR, and Burguadjs, Em.
broidercd in Uold, Gold and Drown, etc.,
Ordered direct, and sold At prices based oa Gold
lor the day.
also. 17fsm.
Embossed l'lano, Stand and Table Covers.
FOR THE LADIES,
1115. WM. T. HOPKINS' 1115
LADIES' EMPORIUM,
Xo. 1115 CULSAUT St. (Girard Row).
Irgut nwortuipnt ard Best and Chesneat Goods
In toe city, lo nil tbn tollowmg
ManuiBCiurer of Wopklus' t'eleartd Ohamnloa
Moon Hnlrra, fur LuUiua, MlBnra, and Calidreii In
over lour liiiuJr! sly lei, shape., lending. oa .ixm
Cuttll, 81 in', mid Jn i; jrni'ti, In f.fhl fllllare'ut
Rtls. njRiiufn iuioa ezprtssiy lor our own bkIm
rcu l GO ro '
33 oim-r. no rtylee of miporlnr 11 tt loir Vranch
woven Whalebone C JUSKTS from SI to Si.
14 v-rietlfs of extra r.andtiouio Wbaleoooe Oor
seta, from 75 cents to fe'30.
blrouider ract.k, MuUam Foy's Corset Silrt tap
ptrti, etc.
Mrs. Morxlr's Vatnt KMf-adjnatlng Abdominal
Corner. ll(bly rt-cotuuenUcd by pbyal-l.DB, from
VVl.lt 1.1AM ur bl)il' IT JlUliKUAa
JIF.vrs.
S'Z Bartrt.ru A Fnutom K.iolly (Hewing Machlnna.
belm Kratnltou.ly dirtrlbutetl to our cuttouixrs fo
tt.t purtmnHOl ge'ilug I hem liUroduol. i!i jtm
FURNITURE, ETC.
FURNITURE.
A. & H. LE JAM BR a
HAVE REMOVED THSIU
Furniture & UpMsteriui Warenni
TO
Xo. 1127 CIIKSNUT STItKET,
GIKAKD HOW. 3 10 wfinSmrp
AVIS IMPORTANT!
BliAUX MEUBLKS,
pour Salons et Charabres a Couoher,
Avrauges pour Kzposltlon dans Apparlements
Garnls et Ceuverts de Tapis.
GEORGE J. HENKEL8,
EBEXI13TK, 213mrp
CH EHJN UT STREET, au Coin de lima
RICHMOND & CO.,
Soecefsors to Atwood & Hopper,
TP
U K N I T U R IS
IVAKEKOOMS,
No. 45 South SECOND St.,
(East bide, Brown Btooe Building),
2 U im PHILADKLPHIA.
ROOFING LI TTLE A CO.. "THE LIVE
JlOOiKxUS" Nu. lan XARKKT btreet.
fcveiT ducnp Ion of Oll and I-takv KoofS made
tlui-tana warranted for Ova year, old Tm Kooia
ni.de equal to new. A trial ouly required U liiBure
aamlactlon. Ordwra Proii.pt. y attended lo. I g tin
T
HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY". OFFICE
U0. unanntr. mimu forwards Parcels.
p.okaie. JJen-liaudiBM, iiauk Noit. aud Hueule.
eimer by Ha own Hues or lu couneoilou with other
r ipreut Couipamta, to all the principal towns aud
uitie lu the lluited UlaUt.
JOHN BINUHAM,
I Supetlulsuieiu.