THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAY 15, 18G9.
5
Th City Amimemciit.
AT thr Acaofmt op Music a matinee will be Riven
tMUy. when 7 he liohtmian Girl will be performed.
.C ?1I,l,y fl ')'!''' 'n Uran-xlx will be given for
the first time In English.
On TupHdny evcnliiR Vcrdffi opera of Tl Trnvitnrt
Will be performed for Hie turnout of Mr. Alfred Ntlm
Juell, the polite and popular doorkeeper of the Aoa
tlomy of Music. Mr. rUlmmell h well known and
largely esteemed by our opera habitue, and he will
loubtless have an overflowing houne on thin occa
sion. Tickets for Mr. .stlmineU benefit can be had at
ri'nimpler and at the Aeadetnv.
At tiis Walnut Mr. Brougiinm will appear for the
Vast time this evening. Mwh .!'' Abit a M'rc.hin'
of Vmir and The frrp.Shoir Mti will be performed.
On Monday Mr. and Mr. Harry Watklus will
Appear.
At thk Akcii Lotta will make her last appear
ance thin aflernoon and evening In the drama of Th:
ArAnalt letP4tire.
Od Mondav Mr. J'.arton Mil! will have a farewell
benefit.
At thr Ciiepnut the burl'v-opie i l i.wrttfi !-.
pin, M. 1., will be pcrlormed thii afternoon and even
ing ly the Elite 11)11 troupe.
AT T1IK TllKATItK C'OVIHJl-lv Li f'WC lie AT. Fletir an 1
A llainy Ihvi will be performeil this afternoon, and
i'vnchin'Ui Let Deux Avrwjln this evening.
At tiik Amkuican attractive variety performances
Will be Riven this afternoon and evening.
Tiik Nkw Yohk enters, on Eighth street, almv.i
Haoe, will give two performances to-day at t4 P. M.
and 8 P. M., when all the company of talented arlinn
anl all the performing, horses, ponies, mules, and
logs will appear in a great variety of Interesting
eats of strength, skill, and agility.
I'KOKKSHOK .lAMKS k'l'I,lN rOCK, M. D., Will com
mence a series of lectures on Anatomy and I'liy
Biology; at Concert Hull on Monday evening. These
lectures will be Illustrated by the finest models made
by the celebrated Dr. Azoux, of Paris, and they can
not fail to prove of valuo to those who attend.
Mkh. F. Mokbaunt, who Is favorably known In this
city as a talented actress and an estimable lady, will
have a complimentary benellt at the Academy of
Music ou the 'iVUx Inst. Mrs. John Drew's Arch Street
Theatre Company have volunteered their services on
the occasion, as well as a number of other prominent
artists. A very attractive bill will be presented, and
we hope that the atl'air will prove a brilliant success.
Mk. Coi.mnh, the celebrated Irish comedian and
Tocullst, after an absence of live years.will commence
n short engagement at the Arch street Theatre on
the SMUh Instant. Mr. Collins was always a great fa
vorite with the Philadelphia theatre going public,
and we predict for him u very successful engage
ment. Messrs. k. A O. O. Hook, organ builders, of Bos
ton, have contracted to furnish a large and powerful
organ for the Coliseum, to be used at tlie National
Peace Jubilee. It Is intended that the instrument
shall be one of such strength and power as shull sus
tain the vast chorus and orchestra, mid till the build
ing with Bound. The builders will confine them
selves Ito such features as are absolutely needed.
and, to avoid the occupation of any more space
than is positively rcquueu tor me pipes auti mcciiu
liimn, there will be no attempt at mere display.
CITY ITEMS.
Sitlf, Frr and Make 'of our .v', Youths1, mid Rous
Clnlhinft unequalled by any ntnrk of Meady-ma-l floods
in Philadelphia. IVe have aho
A CHOICE AhHOHTMKXT of selected ntylet of Jtieee good; to
be matte w to order, in unurjmened tttyle.
ALL Pbicf.8 GUARANTIED hmer than the loicett elerherc,
and full satisfaction guaranteed every purchaser, or the
tale conceited and money refunded.
Half way between ) Bennett 4 Co.,
fifth and Toweu Hall,
Hixlh Streets.) 618 Mauket Htufkt,
Philaiielpkia,
and fioo BnoAPWAY, New Yoks.
The Pacific Railroad.
Plunging through the mountains;
Flying o'er the pluins ;
Screaming, touring, shrieking.
Come the loaded trains;
Loud the bells are ringing;
All aboard, look out!
California's bringing
Uer treasures bore about.
John Hull must tuke a back seat.
And Nap may rip und swear.
But Jonathan is wide awake,
And for thorn doesn't care.
The road to China's open.
Hurrah for Uncle Sam,
Over which to send our notions
To China and Japan.
While in return, for ploughshares
And school books, if you ploase,
We'll receive their silks and satitie,
To say nothing 'bout the teas.
John Bull's Atlantic cable
Was a big thing in its way ;
But it's laid now on the table ;
We have a bigger thing to-day.
Railroad to California;
Just think of it, my boys;
Clear the track, old fogy chaps,
Don't you hear the noise?
This glorious Yankee uation
Has astonished all the folks,
And the great Pacific station
Is the store of CUarlos Stokes,
Where Clothing made in styles so nice
Is sold at the very lowest price.
824 Chesnut street.
JKWELRY. Mr. William W. Oassidy, !No. 13 8. Second
-tTeet, haa the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewelry and Silverware in the oity. 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. A visit to bis store is sure to result in pleasure and
profit.
Singer's Sewing Machines
On easiest terms, by
O. F. Davis, No. 810 Chesnut street.
Hallett, Davis A Co.'s Pianos, No. 927 Chesnut
street, are unequalled in durability, brilliancy, tone, and
power. Distinguished pianists say they are the best. We
never listened to any Piano so enchanting. -
Grovkb A Baker's Highest Premium Sewing Maohlnes,
No. 730 Chesnut street.
Mb, Doyle, the well-known clerk at the American
House, Boston, is one of the great favorites with the
travelling public His well-known faoe at the office is enly
an intimation of the thorough comfort and uniform cour
tesy which meets his guests throughout
Extracting Teeth Without Pain. The Colton
Dentil Association, No. 737 Walnut atreet, are still ex
tracting teeth without giving pain to the patient. They
administer the nitrous oxide gas in the moat approved
manner. This association originated the anwsthetic use of
the gas, and for a number of years have operated most
uccessfully, as over thirteen thousand signatures, which
are on exhibition at their office, will testify. All who
would be rid of a troublesomo tooth we would advise to
jjive them a call. GMie.
JUab Dog!
lad dog! mad dog! the urchins cried,
And rushing down the street,
Snapping, the frantic brute I spied,
At every thing ho'd meet.
Why a ill a dog be kept in town
That human life endangers!
Send off the beast to grass, or drown
Whore sausage-men are strangers.
And go and buy a Marvin Safe
Your valuables to keep in.
Consuming neither broad nor beef
Twill grace the room you sleep in.
And though it muy a corner fit,
No matt jit will astound you.
While keeping vatch or jewels, it
Makes no disturbance round you.
For sale by Marvin t CUj.,
No. 721 Chesnut street.
fSHMMFR CAMPAION
FUI.I.V l.NAUUUUATfcO.
WANAMAKEB 4 BllOWN
Wanamakkh A Biiown
WANAMAEt.U A BltUWN
Wahinu War
Wahisii Wau
Waoino Wab
High Pricm. Hum Prices,
High Phikkh, mu;h I'iiii fs,
lilUH PXU'U, HlUH FlULES,
l)Y OEl'KlUNa
Fine Clothing Fine Clothing
Fine Cloihikg Fink Clothing
Fik CLOi-BUiu Fine Clothing
Very Cheap eor Cash.
Very ('heap iiiii Camii.
Very Cheap ton Cahh.
Add to Youb jsomkoht,
Save Your Money,
Improve Youb Looks,
iiy
BcviNa YOl'R SUMMER SUIT
AT
Oak Hall, Oak. Hall.
Oak Hali Sixth and Maiikft. Oak Hall.
Oak Hall, hivm and Maukk r. Oak Hall.
Oak Hall, 9AK,,AL
mnu i 'ii.'V PiiitFvni fir:isT
I has opened a new ottico for Ladles and (huitlemeu,
t ... I'llKSNU r Street l"l'ress" llinl.llli
Room No. s, second floor), where he will he happy
,.i,l fi-iHTiits uii'l all who wisb liis Plirdii-
Jk(jiHI opiiiiong, la it
JtlARRIEn.
CmrMI.FY-OOOPKR.-On tb Dei Instant, at the Par.
snnagnof Pitman M. K. Church, Twontjr-tbird and Lnm.
bard strootn, by Hot. J. Y. Asllton, Mr. CKOKOK W
CKUMLKY aud Miss MARY J. COOPKR, both of this
tfOI.nrCN-RNYDKR.-On the 13th Instant, at th r.si
denceof the bridn's parent, by the Hot. ,lnm V Mit.
ohpll. Mr. ilONKPH W. UULOKN to Mis. K ATK A. Sff Y.
unr, both of tlim city.
K KIXKH -JOIINSTOX. On April 23. by Rt. Ramunl
TnrlHrnw Mr A. II K KI,,KR, of Burlington, N. J., to
Miss UAiSNAH S. JOHNS TOM, of this city.
I1EI.
BOWKna-On the llrh Inst., WIT.MAM R., son of
Jiinjib h and Gntharinn Itnwers, aged lOymrs.
Ihernlativea and friends are rospeotfully inrltedtoat
ir. . . 'm 1,10 rosidonceof his parents. No.
MnrHhall street , nn Ktindny morning, at 10 o'clock. To
proceod to (ilenw(Hd Cemoterr.
KKXT.-On tho morning of the Uth instant, CII ARLKS
C., son of Itodolphus and I'.liia C. Kont, in the 8tb year of
his age.
I lie funnrnl at Christ Cliuroh Burying (irnand. Fifth and
Arjh st roots, on Monday aiteinuou at qimrlcr before 'A
o cloc'k prnciHcly.
PATTON.-()n the loth instant, MATTHF.W PATTON,
In the 7M yoar of his sn.
1'he relative and friends of the family, also Kensington
Council, No. , State Council Moohnnio Kulief Associa
tion, and No. fi, Junior Order V. A.M.: Kiioipienakit
'I'rilio, No. 4. I. O. of It. M. ; Puradisn Lodge, No. 1!. K. of
II., and the Orders in general, are respectfully invilod to
nttind hm funeral, fn Kumlity, May hi. at II o clock, from
the residence of his Ran in law, S. F. Iteei her, No. Kll On
tario street, below Oirnrd avenue and below Dnad at root.
To proceed t-o Mechanics' Cemetery.
HCHUI.I..-On Wednesday, the lath instant, KLIZA,
wife of Henjarnin Hniiull.
The male relatives and friends of the family are Invited
to attend tho funeral, on Mnnday, the 17th instant, at 10
o'clock A. M., from tho residonce of her husbaud. No.
N. Tenth street.
TAYI.OR.-On tho 1:1th instant, WILLIAM TAYLOR,
in the Mill year of bis age.
The relatives und friends of the family are rospectfully
invited to attend tho funeral, from his kite residence.
No. 4u2 S. Ninth street, on Monday afternoon, tho llh in
stant, at 3 o'clock. To proceed to Ronalilwm's Cemetery.
INSURANCE.
rjO fciECUltE YOUK FAMILY FllOM
WANT,
To Relieve Your Mind of Anxiety,
To Make a Good Investment,
INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN THE
AMERICAN
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ALEX. WTIILLDLN, rresident.
JOIIN S. WILSON, Secretary. 6 10
gT. LOUIS, VANDALIA,
AM) TERRE HAUTE RK. B0XDS.
Having been appointed the Sole
Agents
For the sale of the balance ($750,000) of the above
bonds, we oiler ttietn as In our Judgmeut,
A IVTost Reliable and Satisfactory
Investment.
The St. Louis, Vunduliii, and Torre Haute Railroad
is building; to connect the cities of St. Louis and
Torre Haute, forming part of the
Great Through Line from St. Louis
to Philadelphia and New York,
Controlled and Operated by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'
The whole amount of the mortgage la 11,900,000,
about two-lifths of the cost of the road, and the
bonds have in addition the guarantee of payment of
principal and interest of the Terre Haute and Indian
upolis Kailroad Company (a corporation having no
debt, and with a large stuplus fund), the Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana Central Railway Company, and
the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St Louis Railway Com
pany, the last two endorsements being assumed by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company by contracts
which are matters of record. There is also a Sink
ing Fund created by the mortgage of -20,ooo per an
num, to pay the principal of the bonds at maturity.
These bonds bear interest at
Seven Per Cent, per annum, paya
ble January 1 and July 1, in New
York, and are offered for the present
at NINETY PER CENT, and
accrued interest.
DREXEL Sc O O.,
NO. 34 SOUTH THIRD STKEET,
W. H. NEWB0LD, SON & AERTSEN,
S. E. CORNER DOCK AND WALNUT,
B 14 rp PHILADELPHIA.
DREXEL & CO,,
NO. 34 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Amcricau aud Foreign
ISSI'R DTJAFTS ANTI CIRf'T'T APT T."TTI?i no
C'ltKDlT available on presentation in any part of
curope.
Travellers can make all their financial arrange
ments through us, uud we will collect their interest
and dividends without charge.
Dkexel, WikturopA Co., Dkbxbl, Harjej & oo.,
New York. 1 Parla. 3 10 ip
DAPER HANGINGS.
"Window Hlimle.s,
LACE CURTAINS.
AND
UPHOLSTERY GOODS GENERALLY.
The only House in Pliiiiule'.plila combining the
ubovc branches.
We keep tfeo best PAPER II ANGERS and VPHOI.
STKREHS in the city, und all our work U Urst-chtas.
CARRINGTON, DE ZOUCHE & CO,
SOUTHEAST CORNER
THIRTEENTH and CHESNUT Streets,
8 19 tlistuSm
PHILADELPHIA.
TVTOW IS THE TIME TO CLEANSE
YOUR HOUSE.
WlNl'llKlt.UAlKTJIAN Sc COSH
WASII1M1 ANI CI.UANMlNd I'OWDKK
I unequalled for .orubbing Pint. Hoor, nd kll hou
hold Ub. fur it ud taken') otlitr.
. 11. Hi v m A piiiiw akoui,
4 S3 Cut Hn. 11m t A.tt,tVHO IWX
DRY GOODS.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. CORNER KHUITII AND FIT.DEKT.
Jnitt rocnlved new lot of Wh to Good.
Si. tin fluid N.innook Muslins.
8ntin Stripe N.lnmMik Muslins.
Pln'd snd Ktrlpe hwiss Mu-lms.
Fine Plaid Ornsndios. 87!o. yard.
Swiss Muslins, Victoria t-awns, Nuinsiwk Muslins.
Koft tininh Cambrics, Khlrrnd Munlins, etc. oto.
White Hrilliantes, India Twillnd LonK Cloths.
White Plnues, 25, R7I, f0, 75, 85, l.l, and 1 1 yard.
Itnrcnins in Linnn (Joods.
Tuble Linens, Nnukins and Towols,
Nursery Diaper and I.lnen Birdseyc for aprons.
I' igurod Hliii tinjr Linens, 2o. a yard.
liest makes Slnrting Linens, etc. etc.
Pest mukes Bleached and Unblcachod Muslins.
Plllow oase and Slioetinn MiiHlins.
All wool and D.imnt Flnnnsl..
Summer Uannols, all-wool anJ Dimnt, An(rla Klannols.
Marseilles Onills, very chep. l. tfffiu, -", 9. $7, 1 up
to tIJ, imported to order, and much holow the regular
prices.
Honeycomb and Jncituard Quilts, very cneip.
III.ACK HII.KH! Hl.At'K KIMtH !
;ood quality Itlack Silks. 0, 2'23, .'-5n,
$2'7r, and .! . per yard.
A cheap lot of trench Lawns, 2.i cents per yard.
Stripe Alpaca Luntrcs and Stripo Delaines.
A cheap lot of mixed Poplins, 25 cents per yard.
Jnpnnoso Poplins, IB and 37." conts per yard.
I i(!iirod Silks and Wool Poplins, sio cents, worth $l'12&
UnrRO ns in Ladies' and (ients' Hosiery and Ulovcs.
Tallies' and lientB' Handkerchiefs.
dents' Shirt Fronts, Nock Ties, and Suspnnders.
Jouvin's Kid (ilovcs, best iinnlity impoi tod.
A Rooil Kid (Hove, $1 a pair.
HiimburK Kiigincs and lnsertinirs.
A large lot of Linen Fans, very choap.
Autograph Fanhiind Silk Fanb.
Silk I'ttibrellas and Parasols.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. V. CORNER EIGHTH ANI FIMIERT.
O H N
BURNS,
Nos. 245 and 247 S. ELEVENTH St.
abovf: spbuoe.
Will OfTor this day, from New York Auctions,
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
HOSIKHY! HOSIERY! '. HOSIERY!!!
Children's Gauze Merino Vests, from 9 to 30 in.
Children's to Socks, finest imported.
Ladies' full regular mado Hose, 25c. up.
Ladies' double-sole regular-made Hose, 37c.
Ladies' Gauze Merino Vests, all sizes.
Gents' striped and fancy-colored SockM, 25c. up.
English superfine Half Hose, best imported, S7 WC.
Gents' Gauze Merino Vests, 37., 62 ; 75c. up.
Ladies', Conts', and Children's UalbriRxan Hose.
BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS!
300 yard London Cord Pique, 25c, worth 50c.
Fine French Organdies, plaid and striped, 37)vC.
Piques at 20, 25, 35. 37, &Jc. to $1.
Soft-finished Cambric, ISc. up. Plain Nainsooka, 12o. up.
Hamburg Insnrtings and FMKinxs.
Large and small Fluid Nainsooks for dresses.
TOWELS! NAPKINS!! LINENS!!!
Damask Towels, large size, 25, 81, 50c. up.
Damask Napkins, all linen, $1, 1'50, to $11.
Richardson's Shirting Linens, 3;,c. up.
Irish, Barnsley, and Scotch Table Linens.
Barnsley Linen Shootings, 2't yards wide, $112'.
12 Linen Sheetings, $r31, $145, $l't!5 to $2.
These goods are much below regular prices. Pleaso ex
amine quality and price before purchasing elsewhere.
Job lots of Ladies' and Gents' Handkerchiefs, 6 15 St
J R. LEE,
No. 43 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
Opened this morning the balance of an importer's
stock of
FRENCH HDKFS.
100 dozen Ladies' French Colored Bordor Hemstitched,
45 cents.
DO dozen 2 Tucked Sheer Hemstitched.
60 dozen Gents' F'ine Fancy Hemstitched.
100 dozen Gents' F'rench Homstitched, 45 to 62.
20 dozen large size Moire Antique Border F'ronch
Towols.
15 dozen F'ronch Huck Towels.
Among the above goods will be found somo of the finest
goods imported, and will be sold 50 per cent, less than im
porters' prices.
ALSO,
200 pes. EXTRA FINE MATTING, 3H conts, regular
price 62 ; only lot to be sold at the price.
ALSO,
KID GLOVES A SPECIALTY.
Also, 100 ps. Spring Mohairs for suits, 23 and 31.
Aho, Sun Umbrellas and Parasols.
Also, our entire Stock closing out.
Also, 200 dozen Linen Fung, 12 V' and 15.
Handsome Silk Funs reduced to close out.
Very F ine Lisle and Silk Gloves.
Indies' Fine Riding Gauntlets, half price. 5 13 3t
ftflOURNINC DEPARTMENT
We have made this depart
ment of our business a spe
cialty, and obtaining goods
direct, can offer them at low
est prices, and in every
variety.
PERKINS & CO.,
NO. 9 SOUTH NINTH STREET,
B 13 thstnlnup PHILADELPHIA.
s
ILKS ! POPLINS ! HERXANIES !
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. COR. NINTH AND MARKET STS.
BLACK SILKS.
Purple, Green, Gold, Silver Edges.
Ciichiiinire tie Suie; Satin F'uce Uros Grain.
Silks for Muntles und Full Suits.
Some giuiit bargains, ho cenu to is-as.
SILK CHAIN POPLINS.
Silk Cliuin PoplliiH for Suits.
Jiiimiii'i'o Figured und Plain Silks.
Scarce Light Poplin Mixtures for Suits.
Stripes, plaids, aud Friendly W'eur.
BLACK HKUN'ANIES.
Twisted Silk Hernuules, 02 cents.
Twisted Silk, large open mesh.
Figured and Striped Greiiudines.
Black Mohairs, Battlate, Taunse, etc.
LAWNS.
Scarce Black French Lawns.
Good ilmplav Figured Striped Lawns.
Dress Percales, Chintzes, etc. etc.
1 Tfsm
QTOKES & WOOD,
SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS,
OPEN TO-DAY
A full Hue of Black Silks, from SW5 to 3 00.
One lot ueat Striped and Plaid Silks, very choice. ;
Japanese Silks, Plain, t'hene, and Striped.
One lot Pluld French Silks at f l-2t.
Creie Poplins, for suits, in great variety.
Black Ilernanl, from 44 cents to 14-60.
Satin Striped Ilernanl, choice styles.
French Lawus, a large assortment, 3 3w5
DRY OOOD8.
QRENADINESI LAWNS! ORGANDIES!
JOHN W. THOMAS,
405 and 407 N. SECOND St.,
naa now In Stock a LARGE and HANDSOME
assortment of
NEW ORENAIINESf(n Stripes and Figured,
NEW STYL LAWNS AND ORGANDIES,
8-4,4-4, and 8-4 IRON MKSH 11F.KNANI,
Together with every variety of NEW aud ELEGANT
DRESS GOODS.
8 T 3mip
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS arc received dully
from the New York and Philadelphia tiiurkels.
PARASOLS.
jffc PARASOLS ALL THR NEWEST
7T I Jx,n,n nd Paris stylos, which for noTohr,
rioty, und elnfrance ro une'4nlld. A l.irjrn as
iwirtmont r.f Ice Covers, Soh Sidi and Sun Ura
t)rolliiB at the lowiiHt priros, at 11. DlikON'8 Fancy Goods
Store. No. 31 8. K1G11TI1 Street. 410 3m
BONNETS, TRIMMINQS, ETC.
yRS. M. A. BINDER.
DRESS TRIMMING AND PAPER PAT
TERN STORE,
I. IV. Corner Illevrnlli rtml :iic
nut Street.
BARGAINS JUST OPENED,
New Ptvle Silk Tassel F'ringe, 62 cents a yard, all
shades.
KEAL QUIPURK LACES.
A case Lace Points, Sacques, and Jackets,
l.ltimu Lace Parasol Covers.
Pluck Thread Laces, nil widths, at very low pvhies.
The Kcnuinc Joseph Kid Gloves, II per pair.
Misses' Colored hlds.
NEW STYLES PA It A SOLS AND SEASIDES.
Roman and Plain Ribbons aud Saslic.
Purls Jewelry.
Plaid Nainsooks. French Muslins, Pipuc and Mar
seilles, Hamburg Edging and lnsertings-
EXCLl'SIVE AGENT
For Mrs. M. WORK'S Celehratol System fur cutting
Ladles' Dresses, Saciiues, llHsipics, GiirlbaMi's, t'liil
dren's Clothes, etc., by measiirciticnt, ami full lu
st ructions given.
AGENTS WANTED.
Indies are now nwkiiiK from J 100 tof'ioo per month
as agents for this system. U 0 .stiith?
p O R THE LADIES.
JUST RKCEIVKD,
TOWEL HACKS AKD HAT RACKS,
With spsocn for Zephyr F'mbroidory.
Satin Quilled Hibbons,
Ni. 3, 4, 6, 9 and 12 in Hlutk ; No. 4 in ull Colors.
Also, a full lino of new designs in
Heal Guipure Laces.
J. G. MAXWELL,
LADIKS' DRKSS TRIMMINGS 4 PAPER PAT I'EKXS,
SOUTHEAST CORNER
CHESNUT and ELEVENTH Streets,
613ths3trp
PHII.ADKLPil I A.
G
RAND OPENING
ov
SPRING DESIGNS
IN
BONNETS AND HATS,
AT OUR
NEW BONNET ROOMS,
No. 806 ARCH Street.
P. A. HARDING & CO.
41thstuSm
EIGHTH ST. RIBBON STORE.
No. 107 North EIGHTH Street,
(Four doors above Arch).
I have now open a splendid assortment of
SILKS, SATIN JtlBBONS,
SATINS, BONNET RIBBONS,
CRAPES, STRAW HATS,
FIGURED NETS, STRAW BONNETS,
ILLUSIONS, FLOWERS,
To which I would kindly call the attention of the
Ladles.
JULIUS SICHEL,
No. 107 North EIGHTH Street,
FOUR DOORS ABOVE ARCH.
P.S. SILKS and SATINS CUT BIAS. 4 3 Btuth2ra
QHOICE GOODS-rOPULAR PRICES.
PARIS FLOWERS,
LINEN-BACK SATINS,
LADIES' AND MISSES' HATS AND BONNETS,
In Unrivalled Assortment.
S. A. & D. STERN,
NO. 724 ARCH STREET,
5 1 sttitr,2mrp PHILADELPHIA
JfRINGES, GIMPS, AND BUTTONS,
New (Styles aud Modcinte Price.
GUIPURE LACES, HANDSOME PATTERNS;
WHITE COTTON TRIMMINGS;
AMERICAN ZEPHYR, ALL COLORS.
It A I
4 17btuth2iU
N.W. Corner of EIGHTH nnd C'HEltltV ISU.
f"5i EXECUTORS' PHUKMPTORY SALE. RS.
Jajsji tute of John Miller, (UwuMetl Thomas & Sons,
Aucllolieers Two-Btorv Jfiick Dwelliuu;, No. ijil
Gnsklll Mreet. On Tuesday, June 1, lsiW, ai. 14 o'clock
noon, will he sold at public sale, without rename, at
the Pliiludelphla Exchange, u! that two storv brick
dwelling and lot of riouiiiI, siluute on tho north ni,o
of tiaskill street, weHt of Second idreet, No. VI con
taining i front ou Gasklll street 12 feet 9 Inches' and
extending In depth 44 feet a Inches, including at tho
rear end thereof part of an alley a feet wide. Sale
SMUKI, P MlI.I.Kll,) . ,
John F. Comus, Executors.
M. THOMAS A sons, Auctioneers,
it gs. U Hiid 141 , l OLRTU Stu'l't.
BIB (jl
REAL. ESTATE AT, AUCTION.
RF.AL KSTATE. THOMAS A SONS' SALK.
::j Modern Thrco-ntory Itrick l)wi lllng, No. 9i9 N.
wellth street, aiwive Poplar mrcof. On Tuesday,
May f, lwo. at li o'clock, nmm, will he wild at public
sale, ot the Philadelphia Exchange, nil that modern
three-Htory hrick mesHuage, Willi three-Htory hack
huildlngs and lot of ground, Hllunte on the east side
of Twelfth street, uon It ol Poplar street, No. 9i9;
containing in front on Twelfth street in feet, and ex
tending in depth r5 feet. The housn contains 11
rooms, numerous closet; h:is g;w, hath, hot nl cold
water, furnace, cooking-rang, tindur-groiiiid drain
age, tin roof; bcauttliilly papered, etc. Terms
t4.K)fl may remain on iimrigiigp. Immediate posxes
sion. Keys at No. 140(1 N. 'i'hirteentli street. iM) to
be paid at tho time of s;ilc.
.M. THOM AS t SONS, Auctioneers,
fi r, s 2t Now. mid 4 S. Ktt KTII Street.
'fT PURLIC SALE. ESTATE OK LAWRENCE
Dillon, deceased THOMAS A SONS, Auction-
tioneers. 1'hree-Htory Itrick Dwelling, Willi side
olllce and yard. No. isi:i I'ninkloril avenue, and two
st.iiblcs tu the rear, hi twci-ii Montgomery avenue
ami lterks street, 1 rlii.-. iitti ward. On'Tucsday,
June 1, lsfl!) nt 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at pui.
lie sale, nt. the Philadelphia Kxchiini,', all that three
story lirlck messuage, two-story brick back building,
with slh otllce or store, ami lot of ground, situate
on the east side of of I' rankford avenue, No. H13;
the lot containing in front, on I'nui Word avenue 4'
feet, and extending In ili ith 1 11) fn't. M.-io, S stables
in tho rear. Subject to :i mortgage of :iO0(. Iininc-
fliiito liouufuuir,n f.f tlx. fliL'i.Min.r
M. T1IOM s x ho'xs, Auctioneers,
Bir):n. Nos. 1i';i "t 111 S. KorUTH Street.
PEREMPTORY SAI.K THOMAS A SONS.
.j! Auctioneers Vuluubl.- Lot S. K. corner of West-
linnstcr avenue ami Markoe. street, Twcntv-lourth
ward. On Tuesday, .lime I,' isfta, at 12 o'clock, nooii,
will be sold at. public mile, without reserve, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all th.it valnablelut of ground
situate on the simtiic;it. conn r of Westminster ave
nue aud M.irkoe street. Twmir-lonrth ward; thence
south along the cast i.idr of Markoe street Hi s feet
;i', Inches to ground gv.inlcd tc Sloan on ground
rent ; thence past along the same loo feet to a point,
111 the west linn of a twenty leet wide street, extend
ing from Westminster Hcnue southward to Seneca
street; thence north alone the west, line of said street.
:i2l feet 7 '4 Inches to a point in the south line of
Wi stniinster avenue, and tin-nee westward along the
south side of said avenue UK) feet of an inch to the
place of beginning. S;ilc absolute.
M. THOM AS A SONS, Auctioneer,
B IB 8 :it Nos. i::'i and I tl S. l'Ol RTH Street.
P HEAL K.ST A T E. T 1 1 0 M A S A SONS' SALE.
Jail"' On Tuesdav, June I, ls;i;, nt 12 o'clock, noon,
witi'be sold at public sale, ut the Philadelphia Ex
change, the following described properties, via.:
No. 1. Modern Three-storv ilrlek Dwelling, No.
72 Erie street, nortli ol l-'lt.water street, all that
modern three-story brick messuage, with three
story back building' and lot of ground, situa'e on the
west side of Erie street. Btt feet north of Fitzwater
street. No. 72h; contaluing In front on Erie street 18
feet, and extending in depth f4 feet to ti l.'-feet-wide
alley. It has been newly papered anil painted,
a nn nas inc modern conveniences, near or all in
cumbrance. Terms J-'imiu push. Immediate posses
sion. Keys at the Auction Rooms.
No. 2. Modern Thr.-e-storv Ilric.k Dwelling, No.
17:12 North Tenthjstr All I hat modern three-story
brick dwelling, with thrcc-slnrv back building and lot
of ground, situate on lie-west side of Tenth street,
MS feet 1 inches south of Montgomery street ; con
tn'nlng In front on Tenth street is feet, "and extend
ing In depth 70 feet to a :t-ieet-wlde alley, with the
privilege thereof. It has the modern conveniences.
Terms f-iooo cash. Immediate possession. Keys ut
the Auction Rooms.
M. THOMAS x SONS. Auctioneers,
8 15sat Nos. i:t'.t and 141 S. FOURTH Street.
MREAL ESTATE. TIH M A- SONS' SALE.
Valuable Business Stand: Modern Three-story
k Store and Residence with side yanl. No 202t
North Second street, batwcaii N orris and Diamond
streets, w itli Two-story Frami lliiildiug In rear on
Philip stn-et. On Tiienltiy, June 1, IS'W, at 12 o'clock,
noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia
Exchange, ull that modern three-storvbrick messuage,
with two-story double back buildings and lot of
ground, situate on the west side of Second street,
between Norrls and Diamond streets, No. 2021 ; the
lot containing in front on Second struct 2S feet, and
extending in depth 121 feet t Inches to Philip street,
with a two-story frame building ou said street. The
house contains 10 rooms, large store, and private
entrance, and has all tho modern conveniences: tus.
bath, hot ana com water, Water closel, i'i.iX'.r.g
range, etc.; French-plate glass In store windows
ftli-'l ttoors; pavements arched and laid with tl as
stone; gord (fry cellar, which is floored ; wine and ice
closet, underground drainage, etc. ; yard planted
with grape vines, fruit trees, shrubbery, etc. Sub
ject to an irredeemable ground rent of Jitli. Posses
sion July 1, lSiKi. May be examined any day pre
vious to sale.
M. THOMAS A- SONS, Auctioneers,
B15g.1t Nogt inland 141 S. FOURTH Street.
EAL ESTAXU THOMAS-ARSONS' SALE.
IV Genteel three-story brick pottage, York street,
west of Twenty-third street, 20 feet front, 112 feet
deep. On Tuesday, Sa.y isii'.t. at 12 o'clock, noon,
will be sold at nubile sale, at the Philadelphia Ex
Change, all that handsome three-story brick cottage
and lot of ground, situale oil the north niil i of York
street, tio leet west of Tveniy-tlilrd strvet, Twenty
eighth ward; containing in front on York street 23
feet, and extending In depth 112 feet. Terms, ca-ih.
Immediate possession. Kevs next door.
M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
6 IS s2t Nos. U9 and 141 S liith FOUR I'll Street.
1 EA L ESTATE. THOMAS A SONS' SALE.
IV Three well-secured Ground Rents, S4S-5i each,
a. year. On Tuesday, June 1, lSii-.l, at 12 o'clock,
noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Phllad -Iphla
Exchange, all those three well-secured redeemable
yearly ground rents of fis-.'.o cavili, a year, each
si-cured by a two-story brick dwelling und lot. o
ground, situate on the south side of McClellau stre.-t
between Second and Third .st.vets and ab'jve Miltlm
street, F'irst Ward, Nos. 242, 241, and 24rt; each con
taining in front 14 feet, and extending in depth r;i
feet to a 3 feet wide alley. Th-y will be sol i sepa
rately. M. THOMAS A- SONS, Auctioneers,
15 s lit Nos. lii-i and 141 S. FOURTH Stre-jt.
TfEltEM PTOKYSALR-TtHOM AS A SON's7aUO
1 tioneers. Genteel threL'-story brick dwelling.
No. 225 Lybrand street, between Thirteenth und
Broad, nortn of Race street. On Tuesday, June 1,
ISO), ut 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at
tlie Philadelphia Exchange, all that genteel three
story brick messuage and lot of ground, situate on
the east side of Lynrand street, 81a leet tl inches
north of Race street, No. 22.") ; containing In front on
Lybrand street HI v; feet, and extending In depth U0
feet. ' Clear of all incumbrance. Terms cash. Sale
absolute.
H. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
6 15 sat Nos. l:i;i and 141 S. FOURTH Street,
I EAL ESTATE. THOMAS A SONS' SALE
t Modern three-story brick residence, 1119 North
Eighth street, above Master street. On Tuesdav,
June 1, lst!9, at 12 o'clock, i nou. v.- Ill be sold ut public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that modern
thr story brick mi-Ks-.ia'g-. wlHi three-story luck
building und lot of gionuil, silunteon the east side of
Eighth street, north ol Ma ilt r street, No. i u, con
taining in front on Eighth i-tivct 17 feet, and extend
ing in depth 102 feet 11 i -.che- t J A street. The house
has ull the modern Improvements and conveniences,
contains twelve rooins, purl or. dining room, and two
kitchens on the llrst fh.or. Tcrma S:ioimj inav remain
on mortgage. Immediate p'i's-ssio;i. Will he open
for examination duilv prc :i.t:-, to ule.
M. THOMAS A SONS. Auctioneers,
5 is a ot No. m'j me i ui s. Fourth street.
f)KAL estate. thom .w a sons- hale -
Jt Two three-story ISrlck DwcMings and Frame
Shop. No. lf.27 N. Second str.-et, ubove Jell'erson
street. On Tuestluy, June l, Hm, ut 12 o'clock, noon,
will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Ex
change, ull that lot ol grou'id, with the improve
ments thereon erected, hittiat ! on the east side of
fi iuiiu Buret, i-jn leei non n oi .jeHersou street No
lf.27; containing in front, on Sec md street 18 'feet'
and (ixtentling In depth 120 feet t Perry street. The
improvements consiit of a titr-.-e-story brick tlwell-
iiiu- iiuuuiiK uii i-ceoiei sneer, contiillllllg (1 rooms
a name weaver-shop to uccoinm idate h looms, wltli
" "iiimi iw'Miit in die rear, and u tlireo
story brick dwelling, iroiiticg ou Perry strtet Cleat
01 an incun.iirance. Toss, - wn of dwelling front-
u. run 1 li a i;e sun i luiiiieillal el v.
5l TIIOM AS 'v ,NS. Auctioiiet rs,
5 18 Si,t Nos. 1K'. ami l ;I S. FOURTH Street.
pURIIC SALK. TJiOM A SONS, AUl'TION--l
eers Desirable Com try S tat and Farm, 20 V
Acres, Lunsdale, Monlgoim-vv t ouiity, I'ennsvlvauia,
io miles from J'hilud.-lphia. Oa Tiusdav, June 1,
10, ot 12 o'clock, noon, w ill ha sold at public aula,
at Iho Philadelphia Excliai j . all that deslruble
id: uonuii.oK "
I I I. Fill, V'...MIIIIV
sti c.-..e dwelling; coiilaius rooms uud i.ltiiM,
V. i .li , . i. m.ii o n.-v. i-bii lng wutcr lu
6 i!-l3t
Llt.-l ... i,.,,Ti i Hiriiilfc-lii'iist! and ont-miUUings. lu-
lul id fi. VhiCl 2 horses, 4 cows, poultry, a
iiutu tt m tl e w" liariu ss and lat nlii im-
arriagcs, ca t, "'.'...rimed is very desirable.
Je '.'."!!? ii,. a inav reiiisin on mortgage. Immediate
?'"r" ,. II be shown on uiiplication to the
pecssi . li. Mrs. Rachel Moter.
owner and "'P . Auctioneer.
Nos. W and 141 s, I'OUUTU SuvoU
SUMMER CLOTHES,
Elegant and Bccoining in the
Highest Degree.
Light in Texture and Light in Colors
MADE UP IN
AIUY AND GKACKFUL STYLKS,
Cool, Comely, and Comfortable,
AT THR
Chesnut Street Clothing Establishment
or
JOHN YANAMAKER,
NOS. 818 AND 820 t'HKSNUT STltEKT,
6 0 4p PHILADELPHIA.
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES. ETO.
g P K C I A L A N N O U N O E M E N T.
AV.T.SNODGKASS&CO.,
No. 34 South SECOND Street,
Have just received a fresh importation of
Genuine Scotch Cheviots,
Elegant French Coatings
LATEST STYLES OF
Fancy. Cassimeres and Yestings,
for tiik ik 4 S Stnrp
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
Q A S S I M 12 It K 8 AN D DOESKIN 8.
& LEE,
No. 11 NOUTH 8ECOND STKEET,
SHJN OF THE GOLDEN LAMB,
Are now reeelvlnpr a larjre ami CHOICE ASSOllT
M ENT of all the celebrated makes or
Slack Doeskins and Cassimeres
That come to the country, 3 t
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GROCERIES, ETO.
Q RIP PEN & MADDOCK,
3io. US S. TII1IS1 Slrect,
BELOW CHESNUT.
;i?EEN AND BLACK TEA3,
FINEST QUALITY.
AriUCAN, MOCHA, EAST INDIA, AND
JAVA COFFEE.
Y. U. FAIIIIiY l l.Otrit
The lincst in the country, always ou haa J.
Families leaving for the country or seaahore can
have their goods neatly packed, and delivered, free
of charge, to any of the depots or wharvea.lt
THE ORIGINAL AND GfiN'fJLNE
ALBERT BISCUITS,
Manufactured by Mackenzie & Mackenzie, Edinburgh.
These Biscuits are supplied regularly to tho Queen,
the Royal Family, and the Nobility of England.
FOR SALE BY
Ttapi Black's Son & Co.,
BROAD and CHESNUT St.,
4 3 BtUtllSmrp
PHILADELPHIA.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETO.
REMOVAL.
-A.. 15. "WV It ID E IV,
IilPOKTEK OP
Watches, Diamonds, and Jewelry, .
Has Removed from the S. E. corner of Fifth and
Clicstiut Streets to
No. 1029 CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
N. B. WATCHES REPAIRED IN TIIS BEST
MANNER. HthatuJ
J I C H JEWELRY.
JOHN H li K N N A
DIAMOND DEALER AND JEWELLER,
NO. 13 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,
4 fj tlistii.lnirp
PHILADELPHIA.
gC. & A. TEaUIGNOT,
MAM t'ACTUREKS OF
AND DEALERS IN AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
13 Houtli hII'Sl Htrect
S 1 uiw:n
MANL'FACTOKY, No. 22 S. FIFTH Street.
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