THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY", A PHIL 27, LBGi),
it
'Jaotl' at the Theatre ( omiqiir..
IiftHt oven'ijg a dpi- comic opera entitled Jarotu,
Ij Piiprata, a composer wnoi'j inVr,on here, vhi
rodiicei by the tialton t.roaie at the Tltr-Mre
tomique to a lame audience. Javcttelh a lively little
BnuBical farce, which depends ax much f-.r uccch
Upon the acting an on tie s nRitipr. aim mimic in
light, and pretty, not equal perhiip to tho Oflenbnch
Standard, but pleaflinff, ar.d the operetta, if well
done, ought to become popular. The per formaw c
lant n:ght m given under difficulties wiilch pre
vented It from making an favorable nn lrapren?
Won as It otherwlHe would have done. The
indlHimsMou of Mr. Warren While obliged Mr. Kel
leher, the new tenor singer, to afumc the part of
'Monalenr I'arfnif' at a lew hours' notice. As this
is t baritone role, and Mr. Kelleher has a very light
tenor vole, he necessarily appeared under rather
disadvantageous circumstances. Previous to t lie
Opera this gentleman SHng the ballad of "Come Into
the Garden, Maud,'' with considerable expression,
and obtained an encore. His voice Is a very light
but sweet tenor, and we think he will lie a valuable
Addition to the tronpc, especially as he appears to
have considerable ability as an actor.
MlJW Oalton, as "Javotte" sang and acted with her
Osual grace and spirit, and Mr. Wulftln gave a cre
ditable performance as "Landry."
The opera last evening was preceded by a long and
Stupid farce, which tired out the nudlcnce before
the real entertainment commenced. We hope that
something more lively will be substitute! for it
hereafter.
The litv Amuemenm.
At thk CnKSNirr Miss Katie I'utnam will have a
fareweU benefit this evening. Miss Fannie Stock
ton's benefit will take place to-morrow evening. It
Should be remembered that The field of the Cloth of
Void will be withdrawn after the present week.
At thi Walnut Mr. J. 11. Haokett will appear thH
Evening as "Sir John Falstall"'' In Shakespeare's
historical drama of Hwri IV. The performance will
conclude with the imrlesipieof Ixion.
At thk Akuh Lotta will appear flits evening in the
drama of Virt 7.v.
A new drama entitled repvw Is In preparation. I
'AT the Thkatrk COMiqiH the operetta of Jaratt
Will be produced this evening, with the farce of Vi on
iVrxiw. Mr. Kelleher will sing a ballad.
At tuk Amkrioan Hose l.ucile, the youthful
'Queen of the Air," will appear this evening, to
gether with a large and efficient troupe of artists, In
various entertaining performances.
Prop. K. 1. Ch ahk will give a grand vooal and instru
mental concert at Concert Hall this evening. Prof.
Chase will be assisted by Madame It. Behrens, Miss
C. McCaffrey, M'lle C. Hindle, Mr. William Gilchrist,
and the children artists, Johanna and Willie Hess.
An attractive programme of selections from the best
composers will be given, and a very superior enter
tainment may be expected.
A Vooal and Instrumental Concert will take
place at the Christ Reformed Church, Green street,
beiowiSixteenth, on Thursday evening next. Madame
Koop, Mr. Charles H.Jarvis, and Mr. Massah Warner
will perform selections from the works of Hossini,
Mendelssohn, Gounod, Handel, Haydn, Pacini, and
Costa. The entire proceeds of the concert will be
given to the church.
Thk Philadelphia Oprra Company. As our
musical taste increases, so does the talent essential
to maintain it. The above company has been formed
for the purpose of advancing the musical character
of our city, and, if possible, establish an American
claim to a science which, like genius, "knows no
country." The Amateur Drawing Room, a beautiful
as well as classic temple, on Seventeenth street,
above Chesnut, has been selected for the inaugura
tion of the company, on which occasion the comic
opera of The Doctor of Alcantara will be given.
Wednesday evening, April 28, will introduce the
ladles and gentlemen of the Philadelphia Opera Com
pany to the public In connection with this opera, and
when we name a few of those who compose it. we
feel assured that the musical elite of our city will be
on the qui vive to witness it. The cast will be sus
tained by Misses Elene, Frcdonla and Naomi Dnrang,
and Mr. George Bishop, assisted by other talented
artists. The opera and orchestra will be under the
direction of Mr. W. G. Dietrich. Tickets may lie ob
tained at Boner's Music Store, Chesnut street, above
l'.event.
CITY ITEMS.
Custom Depabtmenx With choice assortment of st
eteit styles of Pier ffoeds, to be mode up to order by competent
iirf exprrienrrd Cutters and Workmen into Men's, Youths',
Otis' and Children'! garments of every style.
HM.F WAV BFTWKEN ) BENNETT CO.,
fifth and Toweu Hall,
Htxth streets.) No. 618 Makkkt St.,
Philadelphia,
an No. SOO Bboapwav, NliW YoitK.
Hoi'M. Cleaning. The present being house cleaning
time, we would cordially recommend to the notice of
housekeepers the advertisement in another part of our
paper to-dor, of Windier, Hartman A Co. 'a Washing and
Cleansing Powder. This powder acts like a charm in
Cleansing paints, window glass, and household articles
generally, and all should have a supply of it. One trial
will prove its efficiency and power. It can be had at the
grocery stores and of Mr. W. H. Bowman, No. 1166 Frank
ford road.
JEWELBT. Mr. William W. Oaaaidy, No. 12 S. Second
street, has the largest and most 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 also has a large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices. vuit to bis store is sure to result ia pleasure and
proiit. m
ODD FKXLOW8' PARADIC.
The bands of music all the time
Played while the Lodges formed in lino :
And countless numbers from afar
Came on by steamboat, stage, and car.
The thousands filling up the street.
Dressed in regalia rich and neat ;
And in the distance you could hear
The bugles sounding loud and clear.
The line was formed, and soon the street
Ke-ecuoed sounds of many feet ;
While shout on shout, and clapping hnndn,
Soon joined the music of the bands.
Rich banner to the breeze were flung.
As by this mighty host moved on ;
And many a widow standing by
Gazed on the sight with tearful eye.
And said, God speed ye, noble men,
Who to the widow's wants attend ;
. God bless this Order, all will say,
A nil nmwmr will tt.ront f hia rtuv
J wIiah brothers met. hands olasned thev took.
Wm.BK Joined in Fbucndhhip, Lovk, and Tiiui h.
In CHKftNPT Stbeet, Eioht-Twentv-Foith,
To Csaiilk. Stokes' famous Clothing Store,
Where clothes of every cut you'll find,
Of every shape, and make, and kind.
The largest stook we always keep,
And we'll sell it very cheap ;
So come and welcome, Fellows all,
Holli odd and even, on us call,
Under Continental Hotel.
tiAV'h f ihina Palace, No. 1022 Chesnut street.
lust received, by ship "Stamler," 93 casks white French
China, from the largest manufacturers at Limoges, all first
quality goods, extra selected.
600 dozen Dining Plates, 9'v inches, per dozen, i.
Cups and Saucers, per set, 12 pieces, $125.
Dining Sets, 120 pieces, $27 50.
These goods will compare favorably with any t rench
China ever brought to America. H 2tl 2t
Call and examine them before making your purcluises.
Dr. HAhuKOUCK, for five years connected with the
Oolton Di.ntal Association, te ttill their oiHtrator. As a
Careful and expert extractor of teeth be has no superior,
Dr. Oolton makes and administers the gas himself.
Oo to headquarters, and your teeth will be extracted
absolutely without pain, with fresh nitrous oxide gas, and
no ill effects to the most delicate. So 13.HU0 puiivnts
testify.
Office, Walnut street, below Eighth.
I. O. or O. F.
The Odd Fellows' Ball was a great sucoess.
But another Ball's round that is greater, I gueso.
And a mighty good thing when the burglars' about.
Marvin's Spherical Safe keeps all suoh fellows out ;
Encased as they are in a fire-proof prison,
With bolts setting Vulcan's in quiet derision.
What earthly invention can be so secure,
ho dry in construction, so built to endure?
When cool, daring thievss set the laws at defiance.
Let none place in common defenses relianoe ;
Every man may seoure the best Safe that is inade.H
And the burglar will quickly abandon bis trade;
t.et a (spherical Safe, without further delay,
Nor wait till your treasure is carried away.
Ghovfr A Bakf.R'b Highest Premium Bewiug Machines,
No. 7X1 Chesnut street,
Paintinos A choice collection of Modern Paintings
Crystal Medallions, etc., will be sold, without reserve, this
vsoing, at M before o'clock. t hcott Art t.aller, No,
JuWChetutsUwt,
Thk fine appearance of the Odd Fellows yesterday is a
subject of general comment. Apart frem all banners and
regalias and other adornments, the men themselves, in
their black suits and white vests, made a handsome dis
play. This was owing, of coarse,' first of all to the faot
that they are a body of good looking men, but net, and
contributing hardly less to their fine appearanoe, was tba
fact that the majority of tbem were clad in olothi from
famous Oak Hall.
JtKOM Mr. A. Winch we bare received the latest u'um
ban of the London lltneh. Fun, and ftrynolds' Miwellany,
and also the lit. James' Majorine. At Mr, Winch's eiten
sive establishment, No. 606 Chesnut street, a large and
varied assortment of periodical literature may be found.
Wanamakfb A Bboww's. Both' Sdits, M Up.
Wanamaker it hroirn't.
G'erihatdlt and httmarkt.
Wanamaker f hrennn'e,
Wanamakrr it hrotri's.
Wanamakrr tt hroirn't,
Wanamaker it hroirn't.
Wanamaker it hroirn't,
Wanamakrr it hroirn't,
Wanamaker t Hroirn't.
Wanamakrr it hmun't.
Wanamaker f- Hro'rri',
Wanamakrr tr IroimV.
Wnnamnker it Hroirn't.
Wanamnlter it ttrom't.
Wanarnnrrr tt hroirn't,
Wanamaker it hroirn't.
Wanamakrr it hrotni't.
Wanamakrr it liroir x''.
Wanamakrr it hroirn't,
Wanamaker it hroirn't,
Wanamaknr it hroirn't,
Wanamaker it hroirn't,
Wanamakr it hroirn't.
Wananutkev it hroirn't,
Wanamakrr it hroiri't.
hutfven Suit; $9 Vpt
Chet'.e-JleiiU,
Meir htvlet Walking Coatt.
iirest haekt,
j:!jhl Overeoote.
Hpring Oi ereoaM, $6.
hlark Suitt, $17 up.
MeUon Suits, $16 up.
lovthi' Chettrrfitlde.
youths' Mrrr.politan Sarkt.
Mack Prest W, 5 up.
Mark Prett Vent, $3 up,
(7' r7"i:' Unite.
,'Vl'W fared Chett -rfield-
Itrqittrr U'eOne Coat.
IiMt Str-r Coatt.
Uarrit Coimere S'lit.
Aeie H'ltrt hoyt' .Tarktti.
hlu - ,SnrV (oatf, (10 tip.
f in-yd ay v,pa, ' un.
Sttk Mir -d Hultt.
heyt' Prpmtf.ent, Fir-t floor,
Ciirtem Ji'farfvient, the loraett
in f'hiladriphia.
S. K. Con. Sixth ani Markft.
S. F. Cor. Sixth and Market.
S. F. Oou. biXTH and Market.
QM" Oak Hall.
HtOak Hall.
tf Oak Hall.
jhai.i.ii:i.
DAM.F.TT PKTERSON. On the 26th instant, at the
Church of tho Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Phillips Hrook,
MICIIArX DALI,F.TT to MARV K., daughter of Israel
Peterson, all of this city.
WHITK-WARRKN.-On Fourth-day. Fourth month,
141 n, at tuft resinence or tne unae s parents, I noer Norm;.
field, N. J., by .Mayor Naprtin, of Trenton.
WHITi:, Jh., to ELIZABETH WARRKN.
iii:i.
HOOPKH.-On Tuesday, April 27, 1809, Mrs. MARY M.
HOOl'F.R, in the 73d year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from her lute residence. No.
1,"24 Locust street, on Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock,
without further notice. To proceed to Laurel Hill.
HOWARD.-On the 2Mh instant, SARAH K. HOW
ARD, aged 27 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited te
attend the funeral, fiom the residenco of her fHther, Fill
K. Howell, No. 143 Fawn street, on Thursday morning at
10 o'clock, without further notice.
MORRISON. On Sunday, the a".th instant, JAMKS
ST A NT MORRISON, aged 1 year 8 months and 7 days, son
of the late Elizabeth Morrison.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully
invited to attend the funerul, from the residence of his
father, Mark Morrison. No. ,118 Trout street, on Wednes
dny afternoon at 3 o'clock. To proceed to the New Cathe
dral Cemetery.
SI-MASONIC NOTICE. -THE OFFICERS AND
members of KENSINGTON LODGE, No. 211, A. Y. M.,
and the Order cenerully, are fraternally invited to meet at
Kensington Masonic Hall, RICHMOND Street, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2th instant, at 2 o'clock P. M., to at
tend the funeral of our deceased Brother, JOHN RICH
MOND. By order of the W. M.
CHARLES K. NEISSER, Secretary.
N. B. Masonic dress will be strictly observed.
rpo SECURE YOUR FAMILY FROM
WANT,
To R elieve Your Mind of Anxiety,
To Make a Good Investment,
INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN THE
AMEBICAN
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ALEX. WniLLDIN, President.
JOHN 9. WILSON, Secretary. 6 10
FOR SALE.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale the Farm and
1 uuntrv Mansion of the bite William Richardson. Esq..
7
situated near Linwood Station, Delaware county, Penn
sylvania, eighteen miles south of the city of Philadelphia,
and rather less than two miles back from the line of the
Philadelphia and Wilminurton Railroad.
The buildings consist of a comparatively new double
Three-story Stone Mansion, finished throughout in the
most substantial manner, witu a coacn-iiouse, staDie, ice
house, etc. Also, a commodious stone frame Farm House,
with large Barn, Wagon Houses. Sheds, and all conveni
ences for storing crops, Spring House, etc. The Farm
contains about seventy-rive acres, and bus been greatly
improved by the late proprietor, and brought to a
high degree of fertility. Location high and perfectly
healthy, and the surrounding country tun most roiuantio
and picturesque in the whole county. The almost hourly
communication witli Philadelphia and other cities by the
railroad and river affords every facility that could be de
sired. 1 erms very easy. Apply to tne subscriber, one 01
the Executors ot above estate.
J. n. UK.1K,
4 24tf Linwood, Pennsylvania.
IMPORTANT
TO WOOLLEN MANUFAC-
X TURERS.
Will he sold at public sale, by catalogue, for cash, ou
WEDNESDAY, May . lMtW, all the
MACHINERY AND FIXTURES
of the Woollen Mill known as
PKKKIOMEN MILL, No. 1,
situated in Norristiwn, Pennsylvania, sixteen miles from
t'lnladelplila, late tiie property 01 f. hi. II vet I I'.fl uu,
The machinery is nearly new. and will be peremptorily
sold for cash in lots to suit purchasers.
Hale to commence at 13 o uiock, m. 4 u mwn.ua
GERMANTOWN. FOR SALE NEW
stone COTTAOE, on .Fisher's lane, three minutes'
walk from station; well built, eight chhmbers, and all
modern improvements, WM. H. BACON,
4 24 6t No. 817 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE, AT MOUNT HOLLY, N. J.,
a fine and commodious house, with ornament
grounds. Address
o. j. -rum r;xurk, r.ioc., mi. noiiy,
4 6 lm or E. C. THORNTON, No. 5 N. WATER St.
TO RENT.
MTO LET, NEAR 8CHAEFFEKSTOWN,
about 6 miles from Womelsdorf, Lebanon county,
In., an Eight-roomed Brick Dwelling, with summer
kitchen and new barn and several acres of land attached.
Kent, lloO for the season or year. Also a Stone House
containing six room and large garden. Rent, )ft200 for
the season or year. These houHes are comfortably fur
nished, and situated upon the east slope of a hill com
manding a splendid viow of the Lebanon Valley and the
Blue and South Mountains. Apply at the office of J. F.
YOUN( 4 CO., No. 6U1 CHESNUT Street, between the
houisof9 and 11 A. M. 4 22thstuiit
M GERMANTOWN PROPERTY TO LET.
A large, modern-built house, tenant-house, coach
house, and live acres of laud, handsomely laid out walks
anil garden ; within two minutes1 walk of Duy's Lane Std
tion. Apply to J. A HMSTKONi ', 4 2i 12t
TO RENT AN OFFICE SUITABLE FORA
-a- physician or a lawyer, with or without board, at No
Hit (jIKAKD Street.
21
$Tj COUNTRY RESIDENCES TO RENT
jij Fronting on the main street in HOLMESBCRti,
'1 uenty-third ward, about eiclit niilex from the city, Two
Cottane Houses, brown htone l'rontH. French roofs; parlor,
cliiiiiiir-rooiu, and two kitchens on lirst tloor, with iriirdeiis
in front, Kide ard, and lari;e yard in rear. Easy of' access
several limes tt uuy oy ruiianeiiinia ami j rein on mm road.
Amily to
111AK1.I.H H. MAHNtIM,
4 2i3t
No.!!:! North SIXTH Street.
COUNTRY. RESIDENCE TO RENT.
At Tioim Sialinn. tieruiantown Railroad, a Two-
story Double Itoiiie, wiih large yard and Btable, utN. K.
corner Nineteenth and Tioga streets, liiiihed with all the
modern conveniences.
A nply on the premiss, or to C'U A S. H. M A 8SON,
4 26 3t No. fta N. SIXTH Street.
TO RENT A NICELY FURNISHED
HOUSE, with all modem conveniences, to a family
without children, on Sixteenth street, near Spruce.
S. KINWSTMN .McOAY,
426 3t No. 429 WALNUT Street.
MTO RENT-ON MARKET STREET, ON
or befine Jily 1, a very dexiriible property, between
th anil Fifth. AddresH, with real name and buaines,
CUNFIDKNTIAL, this orhce 4 26 61,'
4Jpi TO RENT HOUSE NO. 2130 BRANDY-
IliiLWINK Street, with modern improvements. In oom-
ine repair, liiuune Ao. B f. r 11-1 n oiruov.
4 26 3t'
T. K. CHAPMAN.
BOOTS AND 6HOE8.
"TO THE PUBLIC THE FINEST AND
larnest assortment of the latest styles of Boots,
tiaiiers, aud Shoes for Men and Boys oao be
Lad at
FRNFST SOPP'S
1 .arge KstjUilishmeBt,
4S6ut tij. '40 ti. MN'IU ti:ii
DRV OOOD9.
NORTH SECOND HTRKJ5T.
407
JOHN VV. THOMAS,
405 and 407 N. SECONI St,,
UiwJoHt receiTeJ law lot of Very TJ&iid.some
BLACK SULKS,
AT THICKS RANGING FROM $2 TO
PER YAM),
To wich be inv.'tea espooloJ attention.
I er 8rarp
97
EAT DKMOH8T RATION
DRY GOODS.
Wo. 727 CIIESIttTTT Streets
RICKEY, SHARP i CO.,
Prior to the reotgAuusatioo. of their uixuxexi oa
The First of May Next,
WILL OFFKR THE
Most Extraordinary Concentration
OF BAKGAIN8 IN
DRY GOODS
EVKR
Exhibited in tliiw CHtv
Thefr Btock is unrivalled for extent and par ctsr
and general adaptation to the wants of their patrons,
and will be found replete with the most approved
staples and novelties In desirable fabrics of recent
importation. r.t orr.j
ONE PRICE,
NO DEVIATION, AND ALL GOODS
Guaranteed as Represented.
JfRINGES, GIMPS, AND BUTTONS,
New Styles tind IHodernte Prices.
GUrURE LACES, HANDSOME PATTERNS ;
WHITE COTTON TRIMMINGS;
AMERICAN ZEPHYR, ALL COLORS.
It A I S O I '
N. W. Corner of EIOIITII and
4 ITstuth'ira
CIIKHKV
310. D. S. DORMON, 310t
NO. 310 N. EIGHTH STRKF.T, ABOVE VINK.
Staple Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Black Bilks, White
Goods. Hosiery and Gloves, Notions, etc.
Kvory well known mnke of Muslins at the lowest Kighth
(.treet prices.
Klk. Silks, 2, 2 25, 2 35.
Hlk. Silk, 2'75, 3.
silk. Alpacas, 31, 35, HT 'vC
Rlk. Alpacas, 40, 45, 50c.
lilk. LuHtres, 65, 65,75c.
Liuht Colored Alpaca, 25c.
LiKlit Alpaca Lustrex, 31c.
Beautiful Stripes, 23, 25c.
White Pique, 25, 28. Sir.
Plaid Muslins, 20, 25, 2o.
Kiitf Piijue, 25, 2c.
Vard-wide Ghtnt7.es, 2Hc,
Choice French do., 45c.
Towels, 134, 15, 20, 25, 2Hc.
Table Linen, 50, fit). 60, 65, 75c.
Klk. and White Skirts, 60c.
With our new Store, new Goods, and new prices, we can
offer great bargains. 4 22 thstu 6iu
PIANOS, ETC.
ifr 8TEINWAY & SONS'
lrli i nrgquare and upright Pianos, at
BROS., No. lOOO CHESNUT Street.
GRAND
BLASIUS
81t
BRADBURY'S PIANOS ONE AT
'White House. Seven First Premiums. Also.
Taylor & Farley's Organs, WILLIAM G. J. ISUIIKR, No.
11)18 ARCH Street. 4 13 2m
CHICKERING
Grand Souare and Upright
PIANOS.
DUTTON'S,
No. 914 CHESNUT Street.
11 3tf
ALBREC1TT,
RIKKES A SCHMIDT,'
trTFi.
MANUVACTnilKHS OF
FIRST-CLASS PIANO-FORTES.
Pnll (marantee and moderate prices.
83 WAREKOOMS, No. (il O ARCH Street.
ftfl "S C II O M ACKER & C 6. ' S"
GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
WAREROOMS, No. 1103 CHESNUT STREET.
N. B. New and Second-hand Pianos to rent.
Tuning and Moving promptly attended to 4 5 Ira
STECK & CO.'S & HAINES BROS.
PIANO FORTES.
AND MASON A HAMLIN'S CABINET AND
Al ETROPOL1T AN ORGANS,
with the new and beamifulHuM ANA
Every inducement ottered to purchasers. ,'
J. K. fUJUIjD,
4 8stuth3m No. Jhi.'l CHESNlfl' Street.
lost!""
OST FROM A CAB, ON ITS WAY TO
the West Philadelphia Depot, a dibck leainer
SATCHEL, containing medicines, etc. A reward or
Five Dollars will be paid for itH return, this afternoon, to
.ni.TjueonjeroBltOAD and ARCH Streets. If
SUMMERI RESORTS.
P UK AT A MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
LANCASTER OUNTY, PA.
E
This popular and well-known SUMMER RESORT will
be openei ior the reception ot giiet on : t he lot h ot June
undor the auspices ot J. W. I KEDEKIcK, the former
proprietor.
i'he entire establishment has been renovated and roited
th new and elegant furniture,
j
wit
A T L A
N T I C C
I T Y.
DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOT
on the surf for aulecheajK.. nouolIKKTT.
, 4 27 tuth2t No. 40U LOCUST .Street, Room 6.
DARTIES IN THE MACHINE
AND FOUN-
X DRY business looking for a Superintendent or
ner who ia thoroughly skilled in Mechanical Drawing,
I nr
Put-
tern, aim mucuine wora, can auores w .
PRAY, Mechanical Engineer, Box 645, Portsmouth, N. .
Best of reference given 46 al
MCOXXVIII. speot fully inform l"
durtakers that, in order to meet the increased demand tor
niy patent BURIAL UASKKTb, i have taken the t&i'its
Faotorv at
No. ItMS RIDOK AVKNUE.
With my enlarged t nullities, I am now ur',ottred to UIMly
promptly all orilviii m cili or tiouutrj, 1
Mtht5 E. S. EARLEY,.
DRY OOOD3.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
NO. 28 BOUTH SKOOND HTRJWT,
WO'jl J lake this opporttinity of Inviimg uManscM
now In the city to ( heir Htrirk of . '
ItJ.ACK SILKS,
xwwr silks,
FANCJ! ftiDtS,
.TAPABSK 81). kS,
SILrV POl'DNKTTMH,
I SCMMBH POPLINS,
,'W'C-rt ft varij'.y of the NEWEST STY LBS of DftlWfl
QOO)S, at low prtcOH. A mo,
B?.oc:na shawls,
La.cb rorNTs,
SPIUNU fHHAWLH,
Si'LK lyUNTJ,):S,
LAJTBS'Sumv
WANTLIW AND ftOTl'S MJVDa TO OR)'vR.
EDWIN HALL & CO,.
HO. 23 SOUTH SECOND BTKKET,
It! VIM) . PHIL ADR LPHIA.
CEO. D, WISHAM
No. 7 N. EIGHTH St.,
I u-)iv prepared to oflor one of the Unrest oud bcrt
seleoted stocks of
DRESS GOODS
TC BS POI'ND IN THK CITY. AND WILL BK
.SOLD AT TlUi IM'fE'iT CASH PRICES.
NEW GOODS OPENING DAILY,
lack Silks! Black Silks!
BLACK TAFFTCTA, otTy t0.
BLACK OROS GRAIN, IIK.W Y, 00.
BLACK GUOS GRAIN, WIDK. 210.
BLACK GROS GRAIN, RICH, !i !!,
PW, IS-W, WW, nw, fr.-on.
:'OK BARGAINS CALL AT
4-r.o. i.
WlKlllvl'N
ONK PRIC K .ST ORK,
Norf,i Klf-IITM Street.
t'UOi'irS AND QCK'K
4 lr. thtuumrp
No. T
MOTTO SMALL
Ov. It
MM !:-.
gTOKES & WOOD,
SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS,
Hare tiov in store a vnrr carffully peli'f teil tot'k rl
BLACK SILKS Aw ex'Tlteiit arortm nit, from
l2.vr to r.
JAI'ANFSK SILKS Pliiin. t licne. ami StriptMl.
SXI.K AND WOOL POI'LINS of thf ni't iiporovo l
STRtVUD PCiPLINS in all the dM-trabl 1 il.rii s.
Ouo lot oi tiark ttouikI STUTPF.l) SII.KS. Jl'Oi!1;..
To whit'li we iiiii piirticulnr attpatioiu 18 8wi
1869.
SPECIALTIES AT TH0RNLEY S,
EIGHTH & Sl'RINU UAKHKN', PHIL A,
Sl'PERB BLACK SILKS.
BEAt'TIiTf. .fPANIK Stf.l.
IRISH AJND FRFACH POI'LINS
P.ICH GLOSSY MOHAIKS, AMWCAS K'l't .
We offer the most complete anil varia stork of
Goods in onrLine "NORTH OF t II FN FT S Tl K ET, "
and nt a BIG DISt'Ol'NT off Chesuut Street Prices,
as everybody knows we can afford to sell t il KAPKH,
ns we WORK under a mere FRACTION OF 1'liElK
KXPENyiS
THORNLEY'S
'XENTRALLV LOCATF.O OLl KSTABI.IsiiKI)-
DHY GOODS HOUSE.
N. E. COK. EIGHTH AND SPRING GARDEN.
2 12 PHIL ADELPII I A.
PARASOLS.
PARASOLS ALL THE NEWEST
V"Hnr Iiadon and Paris styles, which for novelty, va-rv-'
riety, and elegance are unequalled. A large as
fi sortment of Lace Covers, Sim Side and Sun Um
brellas at tho lowoet prices, at II. DIXON'S Fancy Goods
Store, No. 21 S. KIGHTH Street. 4 10 3m
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES !
UNSUCCESS WL HUR(; LAKY.
LETTER OF MESSRS. DAHI) DOWS & CO.
New Yokk, April 10, 1SC9.
IlEKKINO, FAHKEl, & SUEKMAN,
No. 251 Broadway.
Gents : On the night of the 22d ultimo, our store,
No. 20 South street, was entered, aud a desperate at
tempt made by burglars upon one of your sales la our
counting-room.
Tho key to the safe in which we kept our securities
was locked inside of our lire-proof book safe, the
doors of which were literally cut to pieces; from this
they obtained the key to the other safe aud opened
it. Fortunately we had one of your Burglar-Proof
Banker's Chests inside, in which our valuables were
deposited. Thlsthey went to work at with a will,
and evidently used up all their time and tools in vain
attempts to force it. The night was dark and stormy,
and tne fact of their knowing where our key was
kept shows that their plans were well matured. They
tried wedging the door and body of tho Chest, and
the faithful sufe bears evidence of tho labor aud skill
devoted to the work. All was useless, and it is with
great satisfaction we report that upon opeuiiig It we
found our securities all nafe, and can therefore cheer
fully indorse tho Burglar-Proof work recommended
by you.
You will please send the new safe purchased by us
to our counting-house, and tuke the old oue, to show
that some safes are still manufactured woithy of the
nuiiit'. IHvin IKiws X Co.
FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
CHAMPION
SAFES,
NO. G2? CHESNITT STUEl'lT,
4 it ttr
PIIIf.DrtfPUfA,
NOW, QJPiENIWGfr
v
l GEORGE- tVi ILLIIICEIV.
(S'looe-wor to Jcae4 MoMtiII.),
No. 1 1 28 CHESNUT STREET,
also. No. 828 ARCH STREET,
FRESH
Loworii PriM k whioh LINEN" CrOODS hn.ve toea
' Several Years,.
IBIEST d IRISH LilNE.ifcS, '
IB ST LIWEW ' &IHITIIINGS,
BEST TABLE IDANI A8K$
Linen- Handkerchiefs, Hhhrt Bosoms, Towel ings, Futni(xir9
Linens, Linen- Drills, Itird-eije and Nursery Diapers, etc.
We intend t- waint-oht our repntatwn for First-class and Ptorg
Lin en Goods. , ,
We also intend to dem-jn-strate to Linen, Buyers that we can sett
such
goods at el co per rotes than ore t'suollr, charged forAueO
tion
bargains.
IIOUSICIIOLI) (iOODN.
Every description of Dry Goods required to furnish a house in
variably at tha lowest prices, and of best qualities.
Flannels, Blankets, Quilts, Muslins, Sheetings, Furniture
Chintzes. White Goods of every description.
Hotels and Public Institutions supplied at Ifliolesale and Facto
age Rates. IM&
OTV 13 JE SP JSC IAL r 171 JB
ENGLISH AM) FttENCH FABRICS
MADE UP WITH INGENUITY AND ORIGINALITY.
CHEVIOTS, MELTONS, AND BANNOCKBURNS,
New 9lixtares and Iela9.
PIQUE, CIRAN1TE, AND DIAGONAL COATINGS.
ELEGANT STRIPES,
Hare lifiitiliri oriesin and Colors, Tor Pantaloon
WHITE AND BROWN DUCKS and WHITE MARSEILLES
l or Vf i, made up in New i)If.
DOUBLE-BREASTED FROCK
lo jm In r lb r Street Wear,
HALF-DRESS MORNING COATS,
'ouenien( for Clenerfa Use.
BUSINESS COATS, English Style. Jaunty Garments,
SACK COATS, Tastefully Cut, coming; into fashion aealn.
Many Other Novelties of Material or Make,
Together willi nn i . ii(rmcn( of everything- apper.nLn.agg .
TO THE CLOTHING TRADE,
AT THE
CHESNUT STREET
JOHN
A
818 and 820 CHESNUT STREET.
N. B This is a new establishment, jiint opened ia the lurjre BROWN-STONE BUILDING formertf
Ilomer, Cotlntlny A C'o.'h, and Grangers well to look tu at it, il only for curiosity's sake. u 4ptt
iVI-lilTVO SUITS
Newest Materials and Latest Styles
ARE NOW OPENING DAILY AT
HOMER, COLLADAY CQ-'Sm
In this Department we are prepared to furnish,
every variety of II 'A L KING and TRAVELLING DRESSES, suitable
for all tastes and of every quality. Orders filled tvith despatch,
CHESNUT ABOVE BROAD, Nos. t4&ancl 1414.
IIOMlSIt,
ARE
NOW
and
SILKS AND
EVER
IMPORTED
Aful at Prices as Low us any other e'iHishinent in the country.
Chesnut above Broad, Nos. 1412 and 1414.
HOUSEHOLD DRY
GOODS,
STOCK,
ohi for
COATS
AND
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
N A M A K E R,
COU.ADAY &: CO.
EXHIBITING
lioNt vVHsioftii j
Htoclc
op
goodB
CITY,
DRESS
INTO THIS
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