TOE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 18G:.
rrmvjsrozuiisraa.
From Our Oinn CoTt'Cpondent.
Hkw Vomk, Aprt! ft, l ;t.
All yesterday morning th Tomb I'oiice court
was la a stale of great commotion. All the repre
sentatives of the world of 8iirituullxm wero there;
and If tho spirits themselves were lialf ns plenty as
the auditors In tho flesh, It Hpcaks well for the curl
OHlty or the angel-worM. Clairvoyants, tet
nioilhimn, mmlical nieilliims, seventh daughter of
sovcntu daughters, antroltRlHtn, quarks, fortune
tollers, and all the kit and rrew that advertiHe mid
follow in tho wake of 8prltuiiUm, wore on linnd, In
cluding several dingy beauties in Hioomer coMtume.
Judge KdmontU wag almost uh much a cynomire an
the memorable Mumlor himself. .sjirituuli.-is from
TonghkeepMie, Troy, I'tlca, Home, SysaruHe,
Buffalo, Philadelphia, and Ilostnn were on hnndj
And on taking hlH sent Justice Dowllng found himself
confronted with an andlenee lurjrely roinpoHed of
wispy-haired cosmopolitans. II he had been a man
Of weak nerves those nerves would not have been
strengthen d by the fact of his having received the.
previous day a note from a opirittmlMe, Hinlng her
self "Amclli V. Ilrooks," who promised (or threat
ened) to deliver a few remarks on her hobby (luring
the progress of tho trial. No opportunity was given
for these, however, and Bloomerlsm was corapeNcd
to hold Its tongue. The examination was not nearly
80 Interesting an it had promised to bo, greatly to the
disgust of Oakcy llall.whohad had It postponed from
.last week solely for his own delectation. There was
not murh evidence on cither side. One or two
hoary-headed beings gave their evidence that Marn
ier had produced phantom photographs, which they
bad recognized as tho likenesses of dead friends o."
defunct progeny. A great deal was looked for from
Judge Kdmonds, bnt that gentleman refused to com
init himself, and limited the tenor of his remarks to
the announcement that bin attitude towards the
phantom photograph question was that of liberality
Mr. Jeremiah Uuruey, a photographer of nearly
thirty years standing, witnessed that he had neve
been able to detect any trickery In Mr. Mumler'
operations; aud there being numerous other wit
nesses to be heard on both sides of the question, fur
thcr examination was postponed mil 11 to-morrow
morning at 9 o'clock, at which time Justice Dowling
is expected to bring to bear upon it a malutlnully
judiclal craftiness.
James Maher, the man who was arrested many
weeks ago on a charge of complicity In the Kogers
murder, was brought np yesterday morning before
Judge Cardozo on habeas corpus. District Attorney
Garvin stated that he knew no reason why the
prisoner should be longer detained, and Maher was
accordingly set free. It serves him right, don't you
think so, after having been boarded and lodged at a
public expense of two dollars per day for the last
three months? The case of John S. Young, the ex
detective, versus the Police Commissioners, like
wise came up in Supreme Court, on an order to show
cause why a mandamus should not issue, directing
the commissioners to vacate the order of dismissal
rendered by them against that functionary. The
atlldavits contained no Information whatever that
was new, and after reading them the case wax ad
journed until next Monday, when the arguments of
counsel will be submitted.
There Is an etfort being mad; to accommodate the
great unwashed with free bath.", at all hours between
sunrise and 10 P. M. To that end, it is probable that
various points on the Hudson and the Kast rivers
and at Central Park will be mutably prepared. A
plan having this end in view is to be submitted to
morrow evening at room No. 16, in Cooper Institute.
This cleanly outburst will be a blessed thing, If it
can be consummated. At any rate, a place to flop
and float in will just suit the "floating" population.
iiuvwmuuiuuiuK mr. v.rixiui.u a jiavniuveiiian ar
rangement, the rush of Custom House "beats'' still
continues. They never remain the same. Old ones
are going, and new ones coming all the time. The
countenances are forever changing. Indeed, the
countenance of one man has been observed to
"change" between bis entrance Into Mr. Grinnell's
presence and his exit out of It. Probably Mr. Grin
nell has learned how to say "No" more perfectly
than any other functionary at present holding oiUce
In the United States, for he is employed all tho time
In saying it, and still the rosh continues.
The Second avenue car strike has terminated. The
conductors, drivers, and directors held a mass meet
ing at the terminus yesterday afternoon, when a
compromise was proposed and accepted. The terms
of the compromise are that the drivers resume work
according to the new time-table proposed, but that
they make only the old number of trips, namely,
seven, but that all who choose to make eight
trips will receive twenty-five cents extra. Such
drivers as do not choose to make the eighth trip will
have substitutes provided for that trip. These terms
gave general satisfaction. The cars, which had
stopped running for the previous day or two, imme
diately began again, the directors were cheered, and
"drinks all round" trembled in the bulanse.
A quack calling himself J. Walter Scott has Just
been undergoing an examination at the Mayor's
office. If all that is alleged against him be true, he
has swindled hundreds of people who are induced to
place faith in him through the misrepresentations of
a Jbrazen pamphlet entitled "I'nlversity Almanac
and Business Book." "Dr." Scott's place of business
is styled the New York Medical University, is situ
ated at No. 8 University Place, and has the appear
auce of a private house. The doctor's plan in his
pamphlet is to print as referenct-s the names of per
sons, witb addresses annexed, and evidently picked
miscellaneously from the directory, with now and
then a distinguished name thrown in. According to
this pamphlet, General Grant, General McC'lellan
Mr. Seward, and, indeed, almost every public man of
note, owe their life and health to him. He rescued
them from the Jaws of death, and reinstated them
in pristine vigor. Ills terms are i00 for a "perfect
cure," or the money returned. . Tho first portion of
ttiis programme be is never known to fail in execu
ting, viz., the pocketing of the f 100. The perfect
cure he ultimately effects Js curing his patients of
their credulity, and the money goes towards paying
the expenses of removal towards another part of tho
city, when that particular locality grows too hot to
hold him.
Madame f'arepa-Rosa appeared last night as rotund
In person and as orotund In voice as ever. Stein
way Hall was crowded, and the vanity of the singer
must have been gratified to the top of its bent by the
magnilk-ence of her reception. Such a voice as hers
Is of itself a benellceuce to the world, aud there arc
amateurs who regard Parepa as a great artistic in.
tttructress. I presume she learns In sult'erlug what
she teaches In song, and extracts from "rheumatism"
what she dispenses in rouladt. What a modest aud
charming address, by-the-by, Carl Uosa has on tho
stage I He is almost as boyish in "real" life as ho
Is in the concert-room. Madame Komi looks after tho
money matters, and Mr. Pan-pa Is the violinist
always.
lue presentation or coiorn w ww nu ikhmuoui, "
TT hn ..irrhth nnnlviTsurv of their de-
iiie ui vaniii'u j
parvuruirum uuo " -" -
travagantanair. It took place at ihoir armory on
Fourteenth street. Eight thousand dollars were
expended in (lowers alone. The air was heavy with
the sighs of them, and several ladies were removed
' fainting from Hrfume. The designment in drcBS
was btrarr and painful. Same ladies eamo in walk
ing costume i some wore tho trail that Is so becoming
In the parlor and drawing-room ; some sported the
utmost extravagauce in this feature of dress; and
out of the thousand feminine" present two and a
uulf wcr In full ball costume, tho halt one being a
Utile girl. Oakcy Hall, who delight- In such things,
liiatle a loud, llinpy speech, and all next day the
rooms were throwu open to the public.
That "Misse Solnnello"-and Strakoaoh has made
a mmii Of It indeed, with hU premature advcrtlse
- iu .witivelv announced for next Thursday
. - .1.1.. u'tia it IllnnriUIICI-nL HI BK-
.veiling. The Cubans in this city were much disap
pointed t "' aUi l MU Kollol'" ulUn ,t0
put lu au .pearauoe. Hue waa to have auug for
fe, Ix'lf ntm,:, tuough
i eri it wlirn..tlK,iK.pulurforber to bo known to
bV;:":,V:u'o1U''a.'nouncemenl wi.U which to
jd? U.u "lie". Ih last nights ..f Um,U,
uuooJ. Au-t your,
91UMICAL Arm Dni-tiiTic.
Tho I'Hv Amuwmonti.
At inn Acaokmt of Miraio Umrvieve i Brabant
Will be given this evening.
To-niorrow iwi Grand fhtchtn? dt QrrnUttin will
be perform d for the first time in this city by Mr.
(irau's troupe, for the benefit of Mr. George Hood.
As there Is considerable curiosity to cp how Mr.
(trail's artists will compare with thoorig-nal repre
sentatives of the characters in this auviaing bur
lesque, there will doubtless he a crowded house.
At tiik Arch l,otta will appear this ovenlna as
"Little Nell" and ttie "Marchioness."
To-morrow evening Utta will have a enent.
At tiik WAl.Nl'T the burlesque of the Femnlt Forty
Thifre and the drama of Miriam' Vrimt will be per
formed this evening.
Shakespeare's birth and death will lie commemo
rated to-morrow evening bv the appearance of Mr.
J. It. Hackett as "Kalstafl" in the Mrrru Wive of
hindi-or, after which the llfth act of Midntimmer
Miiht's lneam will be given, and the performance
Will conclude with the burlesque of Isinn.
AT TIIK CHKSNUT The r'iclit if t.h" Vlnth of OM Will
bo performed this evening. To-morrow Mrs. O.Uea
will have a benefit.
At tiik Thkatkk C'OMiorx Miss Susan Oalton will
appear this evening in the operettas ol 'W and
hiorhm and Fritzrhen.
To-morrow A Marrimie by Laltrm and So .Vi7,
no tiupper, will be given.
Ar thk Amkkican an attractive entertainment will
be given this evening.
Tiik Skntz-Hahsi.kk OncnKSTnA will perform at
Musical Fund Hall on Saturday afternoon.
A Tk.htimoniai.to Mr. Jkan Loins. On Thursday
evening, tho 2tUh instant, the Mendelssohn Musical
Society will tender to Mr. Jean Louis a grand com
plimentary testimonial at Musical Fund Hall. Mr.
lxnils is a very accomplished musician and a very
successful teacher of tho art of music, and the con
cert will be tendered as a slight token of acknowledg
ment for valuable services rendered and the appre
ciation In which he Is held as a man and an artist
All the prominent vocal and instrumental solo talent
in the city have volunteered, and a good orchestra
has been engaged. Mr. Louis will doubtless re
ceive a very substantial compliment at the hands of
bis numerous friends and admirers.
Sionor Kttokk Barii.i will give a grand operatic
concert at Concert Hall to-morrow evening, assisted
by several of his pupils and a number of eminent
artists. A tine programme of the best music will be
presented.
ilTYITKMS.
TO THK I. O. OF O. K
!l hove a full afi-orttntnl otf Mark fo.il.., a. p.
VThiln t(..f.if Huitnt to the Anniversary; iNo, ail otittr
articli tf Gent', youths', and Roy' Clothing.
STY1J!, Fit AND Makf. of our Onoh unrquatird f any
Headynade good in I'hiladrlphia..
ALL Piiicks GCABANTKED fiwer than the loirtxi rlfiehrrr,
and full tatUfaftion giMrantred erery pnrchwr, or th
naif ncuwHtd and money ref 'untied.
HAIJ' WAT BKTWEKN ) BKNNBTT Oo.,
I'ifl and TUWKM llAI.r,,
tHJCth Street.) 518 Maukkt 8tki:ft,
Philaoki.i-hia.
and 0 Bhoadwat, New Yoiik.
TWAS KVF.NING.
when it mvf traveller milit have been seen dragging
himHelf atang the rough and rugged road leading to a quiet
little huinlet nestling among the hilla of Pennngdvania.
The golden beams of the aetting sun lit up
the scene la quiet splendor, and filled his soul with holy
pence. Stopping for a moment to take a
view of the beautiful panorama, he slowly resumed his
tiresome journey, until coming to an old forgotten grave
yard at the outskirts of this obscure village, he entered the
crumbling gatiray, now filled w.th rank weeds and strag
gling wild Sowers, and, turning to the right, be sought a
rude grave In the southeaxtern corner of this dilapidated
city of the dead. Finding with much difficulty the object
of his search, he with uncovered head knelt beside the
mom-covered slab, and with his knife removing the moss
which years of neglect had spread upon the cold, disco
lored marble, he road by the faiut light of the aetting sua
thu
EPITAPH.
HKRB MRS THK BODY OF JOHNNY NOAKS, Who,
when be lived among the folks, Bought all his
clothes of Chahlkh Stokks. Ho died from eating
artichokes. When lying on his dying bed
He to his friends around him said. Before I leave
this world of woe I niuHt tell you, neighbors, where
to go. In ClTHRNUT BTHKI.T, KIOHT TWESTT-FOUB,
You'll find CuAituos Stokks' Clothino Stoiie.
Now, if you want to look your best, In
ISiOKFS' clothes you must be drettt. His cut and
make is far ahead Of any in the land, he said ;
And father, I, and all our folks Ahfuys dealt
with Charlks Stokks. His prices, you will .And,
compare With the lowest anywhere. He
died ; yes, honet John is (loud.
Go w:al with Stokks. last words he said
JKWF.T.BT. Mr. William W. Oasaidy, No. 13 8. Second
street, has the largest and moat attractive assortment of
fine Jewelry and Silverware In the city. Purchasers can
rely upon obtaining a real, pure article furnished at a
price which cannot be equalled. He alo baa a Urge stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices. A viait to his More U sure to result in pleasur and
profit.
Sale of Mr. McOlf.ks' Oil Painttnos. The sale of
fine original paintings of Mr. MoCleea will be continued
this evening, at Birch A Son's auction rooms. No. 1110
Ohesnut street. The splendid pictures by Mid wood,
Mayer, Herring, Lewis, Webb, Wainwrigut, and others
re ip to-night's sale.
Special Positive Salk of Modern Paintings, Crystal
Medallions, etc., from the New York Gallery for the En
couragement of Art, this evening, at quarter before 8
o'clock, at Scott's Gallery, No. 1090 Chesnut street. Sale
without reserve.
Tourists will find the Amkrican Hottaf., Boston, the
bext point from which to visit neighboring places of in
tercut. Oaf, billiards, passenger-elevator, suits of rooms,
bulbs, etc
Grovkr A Baker's Highest Premium Sewing Machines,
No. 730 Cheenat atreet.
As Our Businkss Grows Larokr,
As Oca Bvhinkhs Grows Larokr,
As Our Business Grows Larokr,
As Or it Buhinkss Grows Larukk,
Ah Our Buhinkss Grows Larukk,
As Our Buhinkss Grows Larukk,
As Our Businkss Grows Laroiih,
Out; Phkks Grow Lkss.
Oiu Pricks Grow I.k.hs.
our Pricks Grow Lkss,
our Pricks Grow Lksa
Our Pricks Grow Lush.
Our Pricks Grow Lim.
Ocn Pricks Grow Ia.
Wakamakeu & Brown.
anamaklk a' brown.
Wanamakkr A Brown.
Wanamakbr A Brown.
Wanamakhb A Bkown.
Wanamakkr a Brown.
Wanamakkr & Brown.
MAKKIlJlV.
O I LB KRT W A RN Kit. On Tuesday, April 90, 1S69, at
the rosiilenuo of the bride'a parents, in liuriuantowii. by
Uev. O. 1. K;ieue. Mr. W. M. (jli.HK.lt T lu Miss LI 16 IK.
WAKNKK, both of thiacity.
mi:i.
BKTHUNK.-Ontlu.SHh of March, at I Tour, 8it
isurlmid, MAKY BKTHUNK, widow of thu lute Kev. lr.
Betbune.
By her own special requent, the remains will be tukeu
directly from the stumer to tireenwotxl Cemetery, N. V.,
where the funeral service will take place at the grave at
pici icely 3 o'clock, on Kiiduy, April 1, lri!. The relatives
and friends are requited to a.s.'iuhle at the entrance gate
of the cemeAry, at a quarter before 2 o'clock.
WITMEKOn the 30th instant, JACOB W1TMKH, in
the 7tSlh year of his are.
The relatives and male frienda are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, f mui hix Into residence, N. K. cor
ner of Thirteenth and Spring (iarden street, on Saturday
a tterooonjthe jMthJnata ut, at i! o'clock. "
f6 BECUKE YOUlt FAMILY I'llOM
WANT,
To Relieve Your Mind of Anxiety,
To Make a Good Investment,
INSURE YOUR LIFE
fN THK
AMERICAN
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ALEX. WHILLDIN, President.
JOHN 8. WILSON, Secretary. "
MCCXXVIIIeTtfytnf
dertakere that. In order to meet the increased demand fur
nt'nt BtklAL OABK.KTS, I have take hW
With my oieraed laoUitiem I am nu prepared to luppl
pruu'i! all union in oil w cvuutl.
E. 6. KARLKI.
DRY GOODS.
QREAT DEMONSTRATION
or
DEY GOODS.
EJo. 727 enXSEXUT Street.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
Prior to the reorganization of tliflr bournes on
The First of May Next,
WILL OFFER THE
Most Extraordinary Concentration
OP BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS
KVER
lSxhibitea in tliin Citj'.
Their stock to unrivalled for extent and variety
and general adaptation to the wants of their patrona,
and will be found replete with the most approved
staples and novelties in desirable fabrics of recent
Importation. (I lufrp
ONE PRICE.
NO DEVIATION, AND ALL GOODS
Guaranteed as Represented.
E. R. LEE,
43 N. EIGHTH Street.
IMMENSE DEMONSTRATION IN .
ZUD GLOVES.
200 dozen DUCHESS KID GLOVKS, Elefranl Sprintf
Shades,
$ 1 3 0.
Kvcry pair warranted KID. Cheapest olove ever
ottered. Cost nearly $2-00 to Import.
50 dozen French Castor 2 Button Travelling Gloves'
f2&
1D0 pieces White Pique, at 81 cents.
1000 dozen Linen Haukerchiefs, 8, 10, li,'t: to 2D cts.
loo dozen IIcuiMt itched Linen Hdkfs., 19 cents.
ELKOANT NEW BLACK SILKS.
NEW SHADES JAPANESE SILKS.
DEMONSTRATION IN DRESS GOODS.
&n) pieces New Calicoes, 12)tf cents.
ELEGANT FANS NEW.
Closing out SILK FANS AT BARGAINS.
HANDSOME PARASOLS.
100 dozen Linen Napkins, 11-00, a Bargain.
Linen Towels In variety.
Bargains from auction daily.
&oo dozen Linen Fans, I2,v and 15 acnts.
i:. it.
4 22 at No. 43 North EIGHTH Street,
GEO. D. WISHAM.
No. 7 H. EIGHTH St.,
la now prepared to offer one of the largest uud best
selected stocks of
DRESS GOODS
TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY, AND WILL BE
SOLD AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
NEW GOODS OPENING DAILY.
BlackSilks! Black Silks!
BLACK TAFFETA, only $1-50.
BLACK GROS GRAIN, HEAVY, 21W.
BLACK OKOH GRAIN, WIDE, 21K).
BLACK GROS GRAIN, RICH, $210, i-70,
3t 0, $3-M), 40, 4fA ISDO.
FOR BARGAINS CALh AT
4jSi:o. i. wisH-titr
ONE PRICK NYoltK.
No. 1 North EIGHTH Mreof.
Ol.'R MOTTO-SMALL PROFITS AND tJUKK
SALES. 4 10 thsluiinirp
1069.
SPECIALTIES AT THORNLEY'S.
EIGHTH & SPRING GARDEN', PHI LA.
SUTERB BLACK SILKS.
BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE Sil.KS.
IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS.
RICH GLOSSY MOHAIRS, ALPACAS, ETC.
We offer the most complete and varied stork of
Goods In our Line "NORTH OF Cli ESNUT STREET,"
and at a BIQ DISCOUNT off rliesnut Str.jet. Friers,
as everybody knows we can afford to soli I'll EAPEIt,
as we WORK under a more FRACTION OF THEIR
EXPENSES,
THORNLEY'S
"CENTRALLY LOCATED OLD - ESTABLISHED"
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
N. E. COR. EIGHTH AND SPRING GARDEN,
8 1 PHILADELPHIA.
OLOAKS AND MANTILLAS.
QLOAK8! CLOAKS!
OUR RTYLE8 are the newest.
OUR MATERIALS tho most fashionable.
OUR WORKMANSHIP the very best.
OUR STOCK the largest In the city.
OUR PRICKS defy competition.
. m:uv 1YF.X8,
i XI sUiUilm N. 33 fit. NINTH fcUt.
DRY GOODS.
EDWIN HALL & CO..
NO. 9 SOUTH 8KCOND STKKKT,
OPRNKft T1IW DAV,
CnKRP.V AND WHITR,
BI.OK AND WHITM,
GRFTN Ap WHITK,
LILAC ANI WHITK
Silii Stripe roplincttes,
For Evening Drosses, to be worn at the Watering
naccs this summer. lup-
JjyjKW GOODS FOK LADIKh MISSSEH
TRAVELLING AND WALKING SUITS.
PLAIN, FIGURED, AND STRIPK IWIJNRl'TKS.
JAPANESE lOPLINS,
TAKO CLO'I'HS,
PURK MOHAIRS (in Ptain and Chen..-,
STRIPK I'OPLINS, in all coiow,
MKLANOK POPLINS,
Together with every variety of
Seasonable Dress Goods.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
405 and 407 N. SECOND St.,
SBTDmrp PHILADELPHIA.
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES, ETO.
gPKOIAL ANNOUNCKMKNT.
W.T.SN0D0KASS&C0,
No. 34 South SECOND Street,
Have just received a fresh liniorUtioti of
Genuine Scotch Cheviots,
Elegant French Coatings
LATEST STYLES OF
Fancy Cassimeres and Vestings,
roit Tii kir 4 3 tmrf
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
OARPETINQS, ETO.
CARPETING S.
M'CALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT Street,
Opposite Independence Ila'
Importers of Carpetings
OF EVERY DE-SCRIITIOX.
Fresh Canton Mattings.
ENGLISH OIL 3L0THS.
M'CALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN,
CAltPET AND OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE,
No, 509 ClIEMZVUT1 St., IMillad'a,
4 15 tliHtorpJ 11 Oppotilte Independence IIulL
PIANOS, ETO.
8TEINWAY & SONS' GRAND
lfsaiura and nnrisht Pianos, at BLASItS
.AHfUl
81U
BRO.', o. lUOOUMKSWUTBtroel.
BRADBURY'S PIANOS ONE AT
Whitrt Hoiuw. Sevon VHtvt Premiiimn. Alxo.
Taylor A Farlnr'a Orant WILLIAM O. i liSCJHFR, No.
1018 A KOH Street. 413im
Onad gquare nd Upright
. t A v o .
DITTTOWB,
No. 914 CHEMNUTHtret.
nm
ALBRECIIT.
EIFKKS A K(;llMIDT,
MANUKACTUBKlUf t)r
FIRST (JLAS PIANO-iORTK8.
Full cuaniutne unci moderate prices.
8a " WAKKltOOM8,Jo16lO AROH Btreofc
8TECK fe fJO.'S & HAINES BROS
PIANO FORTKH,
AND MASON A HAMLIN'S CABINET AND
MKTKOPOL1TAN OROANM,
with the new and beautiful
VOX HUMANA.
Kvery Inducement ottered to purchaser..
.1. K. (M)ULD,
4 8 atuth 3m No. WiS OHItSNUT Wtreot.
3 "SCUOM ACKER & CO.'S"
If J1 I I' m
GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
WAREROOM3, No. 1103 OHESNUT 8TREKT.
N. B. New and Seoond-hand Pianos to rent.
Tuuinff and MoTing promptly attended to 4 1 Im
REFRIGERATORS.
P.
K E A R N S,
REFRIGERATOR MANUFACTURER,
No. 39 N. NINTH St.," Philadelphia.
An elegant a.wortnient or my own make of
Chest and Upright Refrigerators,
FinlwheU in the best manner and LOWER THAN
ELSEWHERE.
OLD REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED and made M
good ua new, at a auiall coHt, at the factory,
NO. 39 NORTH NINTH STREET,
4 18 lmrp BELOW ARCH STREET.
FL.6UR.
Q1IOICB FAMILY FLOUR,
For the Trade or at Retail. '
KVERY BARREL WARRANTED.
Iloystouo Flour Mills,
Koa. 19 and 1 GIRARD Arenue,
. 4 If lmrp lUt of Frouutruet.
OLD FRAWKUM- HALL
.MINT MR, KKAI)
Have ReopanaJ an Entire flaw and Fresh Stock
FINE SEADY-MiLBE CLOTHING,,
Which the are Selling at Very Reduced Price3;
SIOASOrSAlU aE JS 1 EC I V.Tr ri JE.S.
ENGLISH AN 1) FRENCH FABRICS
MADE UP WITH INGENUITY AND ORIGINALITY
CHEVIOTS, MELTONS, AND BANNOCKBURNS,
Hitture ana leln.
PIQUE, GRANITE, AND DIAGONAL COATINGS.
ELEGANT STRIPES,
Kar' lt-iiiill- orirekign ainl Coloro, for I'untaloono.
WHITE AND BROWN DUCKS and WHITE MARSEILLES.
I-'or Yrt, imtl- up in Hiew Si yle.
DOUBLE-BREASTED FROCK COATS,
I'opulur lor Ntreel Wear.
HALF-DRESS MORNING COATS,
Convenient lor Ctenernl If.
BUSINESS COATS, English Style. Jaunty Garments.
SACK COATS, Tastefully Cut, coming into fashion again.
AND
Many Oilier Novelties of Material or Make,
ToKftlifrMllh an linuirnur nnort men ol everything appertninls
TO THE CLOTHING TRADE,
AT THE
CHESNUT STREET CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
JOHN
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818 and 820 OHESNUT STREET.
N. B. TUia la a new eftablisUuieut, Jiuit opened in Die lurjre RROWN-STONK BUILDING fornerl
Homer, Colladay & Co., ml strangers well to look In at it, it only for curiosity's sake. 4 u 4p
THE TIIEKMOMETER IS ASCENDING,
AND
R0CK1IILL & WILSON'S
GREAT BROWN-STOCyE HALL,
The Business Thermometer of Philadelphia,
Is Ready for the Mild Weather, with
Ample Cash Citjtilnt.
Abundant Sht Room,
Prolan 'jjftt Experience, .
('fioff Locality,
J' lie Finest (Hoods,
The Most Tasty Cutters,
The Most Polite Salesmen,
The La rgcsb Stock,
The Lowest Prices,
And everything necessary to curry im the business of supplying 'the
constantly increasing demand for Jirst-cass Clothing, with
Clinging to us m the icy to the vine, and with
IN I :W CIT8T )II10RS
Jinshing in mvltitnde, a nd wish ing they had always come before.
KOCKHILL & WILSON
Again invite the public to keep on coming and supply Cng them-
selvet, ch eap fur va.sh. a I th e
G HEA V X 1 W IN 11 Hi T.
Nos. 003 and 005 CHESNUT Street,
4 a it
CLOTHING - EMPORIUM.
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