.THE DAILY EVENING TELI1QUAPII PHILADELPHIA, MOiMDA '-NOVEMBEIt 22, I BOD.
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Nkw York, Nov. !2, 1309.
The Prtrason Parllninr-nr.
This Association heia Its nwial meeting on Satur.
fliiy, Mm. Croly bclnp; In tho clialr. She commenced
hj conprntulatlng the ladles present upon tho in
crease of membership, and expatiated on her favo
rite doctrine that wives ought to be paid by their
" husbands for domestic service. She thought It
would be a Rood, ldoa if the rates were fixed pre
vious to marriage, so that Imogeno might know pre
' cisely what she had to expect from Alptionso. Mrs.
Croly lr an ambitious woman, but this new doctrine
of hers is so detestable that one might almost suspect
fine propounded It as a satire upon the very cause
she has (denuded herself with. She is thoroughly in
earnest, however. What do yon think of the idea?
Is.lt true that the marriage contract Is dwindling
; down Into a business relation, in which the
woman promises to superintend tho house
bold, aud bear and nurso children, on
condition of so many greenbacks per week or
' quarter ? Are services of love to become matter of
payT Is marital confidence to bo measured by
cash T Am I to expect to give my wife so many
greenbacks for making me some tea and toast and
bathing my brow with con de. Cologne when I have
the headache 7 Oh! Mrs. Croly, for shame! A
strong-minded woman ought to remain true to some
of the Intuitions of her girlhood, even If she docs
lioad a 8oro6is or a Woman's Parliament. Is the
wife that is to become so cliiierent from the maid
that was ? Is love-making, after all, to subside Into
money-making ? Ah mc ! when tho Saturday after
1 noon's 8C8Rii is over and these revolutionizing
ladles go home to meet their husbands at dinner, do
they never feel a littlo regret, I wonder, that there is
not a little more warmth of heart there aud a little
less heart-burning ?
The New Pout OITli-e.
The area wall is nearly completed ; three piers of
Maine granlto are in position, and Hi" Htone for the
remainder arrives every few ilayt In tho centre
the area is rapidly being sunk lower, tho digging
there going on day and night. Naturally, however,
bo much of this department of the labor being com
pleted, the original force has been reduced, and
stonecutters aud masons will hereafter do tho
greater portion of the work. Every Saturday even
ing the swarm of laborers that oscillate around the
r.. entrance to tho pay-room en Broadway is something
worth seeing.
A. Morgue Curiosity.
... . . The most sickening portion of a human body that
. nas yet been sent to the Morguo for identification in
a fata tnat was on Saturday discovered In an ash
barrel In front of Dr. Nichols' olllce, No. 11 Univer
sity place. It was discovered by a party of boys,
who reported the fact to a policeman, and the re
mains were removed to the Mercer Street Police
Station. ' This phantom face is that of a man appa
. . rently about forty-live years of ago, and has evi
dently been preserved for some time in carbollo acid.
The head had been sawn off above the eyebrows,
back to a point a littlo above the ears, and then
downward. The lower jaw hail been removed, and
the softer parts, including the chin, upper Jaw, and
Hose, left. The features were in an exceedingly
good state of preservation, quito sufllciently so to be
recognized, and are at present in the Morgue. Coro
ner Rollins has mule on effort to clear up the mys
r "tery, but thus far without success. Some think it Is
Intended as a medical student's Joke.
Mm. Moulton,
-. the unprofessional and fashionable vocalist, has
. made several announcements that she will sing In
public, and there has been a great desire to hear her.
-' The hundreds who would have gladly paid opera
' prices for this pleasure arc doomed to disappoint-
jnent, however. Her intention was said to be due to
some financial dlfllcultlcs which her friends did not
seem to think it was incumbent upon them to re
move. Hence tho contemplated concert. This de
termined action is said to have aroused those friends
t sense of their duty, and now It is asseverated
that the concert is not to take place at all. Mrs.
Moulton will very shortly return to Paris, where she
. feigns supreme as an amateur in fashionable circles.
"The World"
newspaper has, for the lost few Sundays, been at
tacking more or less all the theatres In town, the
criticisms emanating from a correspondent who signs
Iiimseir "Nym Crinkle," and who says a good many
tru? and bitter things. I believe suspicion accredits
thase criticisms to Mr. Wheeler, the musical and
dramatic critic of the World, but that gentleman
denies the Imputation, end professes to bo as much
. In the dark as any one else, lie need not be ashamed
of them, however. They are as smart and discrimi
nating as any of tho World's week day amusement
articles, and are almost the only papers in the Jiew
Vork Journals worthy tho name of criticism.
The Skating Itliilcs
are completing their preparations for the winter
season, and one or two new ones are In process of
construction. Alibaba.
MUSICAL. AHI 1KA3IAT1C.
The City Amusements.
At thk Academy op Music the season will be con
I tinned dnrinar tho nresent week.
' This evening Boieldiou's opera of La Dame Blanche
win be
performed; to-morrow. Stradella; Wednesday,
Ave; Thursday, Don Giovanni; and Friday,
. JjO, Jmve.
" Robert le. Dinble.
The Germaula Orchestra, under the direction of
, Mr. Dietrich, lias been engaged, and the chorus will
-, be increased. .
At tub Chesnit Robertson s comedy ot .School,
which made a decided hit at the matinee on Thurs
". lay last, will be repeated this evening, with Miss
Keene as "Naomi Tighe," and the same cast as on
that occasion. This is a very pleasing and attractive
r play, and exceedingly well adapted to such a theatre
and such a company as the Chesnut.
' On Saturday next the first mutluee of the season
Will be given. M Iks Keene designs to make theao
entertuiuments especially attractive to children, and
the pieces chosen will be such as will suit tho Juve
Bile tastes. . . . ,
On Saturday next a ploy entitled The lew Red
Hiding Ued will be brought out.
At thk Walnut Mr. Forrest will appear this eve
ning as "Jack Cade; on Tuesday as "kins I.ear;" ou
-Wednesday as "Metumora;" on Thursday us "Klcuo
lleu;" aud on Friday aB "Spartaeiis."
On Saturday afternoon and evening the drama of
Enoch A tdn, which lately achieved bucU a success
iu New York, will be produced.
At tub Auch tost at Sea will bo perl ormed this
evoplng.
At Duj-rkt! A Benkpict's Optoa Howe Mr. K.
. Wiirii.n will unnear this evcnlttu iu a now burlesque
fntltld Lost at C. There will atso Ik) a burlesque of
the German opera, aud a variety or otnor aitrac-
i. tim ki.rvrnth Street Opkr v House tho funny
Interlude of Shoo flu, tlio burlesque of tho (juarttr
Stssiom, and JJ'gu, wnicu proven uu uamcuvc mat
week, will be continued. Hard Times come no Store
will be given for tlte lirst time.
Tun i.ivimi CuuiosiTiHei will exhibit at tlio Assent
bly Building every afternoon and evening during the
present week. ..... .
Jamks B. Nicholson, Esq., will lecture at Concert
nail on Friduv evening next, on the subject of his
recent overland trip to Ban Francisco. Seats can be
Droitural at Trmu pier's.
Thk youku Mhn's Cnni8TiAN Amomatioh an
nounce a course of lectures to bu given at the
A-a.i.ro of Music during the winter. The first
lecturer will be John B. tiough, who will discourse
upon "Circumstance' ou Monday, uecoiirji-r o, anu
mi Mnnilur. December 111. OU ''Habit."
The third lecture will be delivered by Rev. Henry
Ward Beeehor. on Tuesday. February 1, and the
fourth r.v Horace (ireelev. on Tuesday. February S!ii.
Mr. Oreeley s subject will oe "Xho Woman iues-
thk POVBWIIJ.E Lecti'hkb. Air. W. L. Dennis
' will deliver the fourth and last of the serins of tho
- tivo of tltetu all.
CITY ITHMSe
KrTvw Stvi.bs Fali. Ciothino-Men's, YotTTHH', AVO
Covh in a rhnicr asMirt mtht of entirely Urio Stale lt
iotn in hmtly-nuMU Uarmeia. Ktiitriior in ttyU, jit, and
Vnrkmjutuhiti it anv otlisr rrnlu.iiitult nluck In i'hitudt llihia.
Alto in the piece, lu be tnudc to order in the beat and Jinet
manner,
ilai.1 WAT IiETWKZn ) Beiotftt A Co.,
fifth and V Towns Ha IT,,
tfixdk etreeU, ) CIS MakkkT KriiKFT,
I'Hii.Aor.i.eaiA,
AND 600 RKOAOWAV, NtW VoUS.
. . . nfyuw n,iMtAvva nktanf Arm Aarih mm
mode and privy tixturea, at A. 11. Frauciactu A Uo.'i. No.
I'oney ville lectures to-morrow evening ai urn Agaeiu
bly Buildings, Tenth and Cliesnut streets. The sub
ject, "Mm. Wiggins aud Iter 1'arly." This Is said to
be a cupital lecture, tho inobt amuriiug and iustiuc-
1U Market street.
Notts roa dwumtikb, AnnBESsr.o to tbs Fkehli
and DKBrtrj ATn. This In trlng aoMOn for l&tntlrts,
indeed for all who r aot blessed with robust constitu
tions and iron frames.
Gold ha come upon as suddenly, sealing np the opea
pores, and SMNnp In, as it wero, any seeds of disease that
may nave been lurking in the system, but whloh remained
nndereloped so Ions; as the waste matter of the body and
all acid and unwholesome humors were freely discharged
by eraporation from the surfaoe and through the bowels.
A tonio, aperisnt, and alteratWe medioine is now needed
to invigorate the vital powers dopressed by a low tempera
ture ; to stimulate and purify the seoretions, and to fit the
body to endure, without inennvonicnoe, pain or dangor,
the sudden oliuiatio change which ushers In the winter.
Tlio only preparation which will fully meet this almost
universal need, and will thoroughly and safoly perform the
Important work, is the loading tonio and alterative ef the
age, Hohtetter'h Stomach Bittrkh.
This popular apocifli; improves the appetite, invigorates
the digestive organs, regulates the flow of bile, onrichns
the blood, calms the nerves, relieves constipation, pro
motes siip'ortiolnl circulation and evaporation, and being
cotupOKod solely of wholesomo vegetable elements, with a
pnre stimulant an their diffusive vehicle, may be taken by
the weakest without fenr. The ilnvor is agreeable, for
although the Bittkhs aro a potent modiciuo, they contain
no nauseatiug olement.
BooNKlt on LATKH a neglected Cold will develop a con
stnnt Cough, Shortness of llronth, Failing Strength, and
Wasting of Klcoh-lho ar.mt coureurs of Consumption. In
somo Instances the SRtun cause will produce' Bronchitis, a
cliseaso of the branches of the windpipe. In al) affections
of tlio Pulmonary Organs, as well as in llronohinl Afleo
tions. Javnk's KxrECToiiANT is both a palliative and a
curativo, as tho testimony of thousands Biid its world
vide reputation attest-while, in Coughs and Colds it aots
spcodily, anil, when taken according to direct ions, promptly
removes them. Why not give this standard remedy an
immediato Iriul? Hold by all Druggists.
jEWTLnT. Mr. William W. Cassidy, No. 12 S. Socond
street, has the largest and most attractive assortment of
tino Jewelry and bilverwaro in the city. Purchasers can
rely upon obtaining a real, pure article, furnished at a
price which ennnot be equalled. He alto has a largo stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices. A visit to his storo is sure t i result iu pleasure
and prolit.
r
CHsciiPASsi:n von Beaut ami I'rr
AKF, THK
NKW SlVLK
KNiiI IMI PaI.ETOT OVKHCOir
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emu's Kinisukd Melton,
MAOK. 1IT
ClIAIIl.EH STOKrS,
No. 824 ChkwmutS trkkt.
Get the Best. The Parhsm New Family
LOOK-STITCH SKWINO MACUINR.
( Kasy Terms. )
Balosroom. No. 7U4 CUESNUT Street.
Oroveb A Bakpji's Highest Premium Sewing Machine!
No. TM Chetnut street
WASAMAKKR .0 RROWS'S CLOTIITXO.
WAXAMAKER A BRONX'S CLOTH I SG.
WAXAHAKKR . UROWX'S CLOTHIXG.',
fAXA3fAKER t- RROWXS CLOTHING.
WAXAMAKER RROWS'S CLOTHIXG.
The you nit men of Vhiladclphia and adjacent towns,
and all who like to be WELL DRESSED, should see
theollowint) articles:
THE STYLISH I'LATD CASSIMERK PASTS.
THE STYLISH PLAID CASSI.VERE , PASTS.
THE STYLISH PLAID CASSIMERE PASTS.
THE STYLISH PLAID CASSIMERE PAXTS.
These are ELEGAXTa.ul XOT EXPESSl VE Goods,
and our hovsr has a large assortment.
Sole, ovr Pants are cttt in three styles:--VfU
"TIGHT."
B -2. "MEDIUM."
B-0. "LARGE."
People teho leant to save buying Overcoats should
see the
HEAVY CHESTERFIELDS.
HE A VY C1IESTERVIELDS.
HEA VY CHESTERFIELDS.
Others uill prefer
OUR STYLISH DOUKLE-BREASTED SACKS.
OUR STYLISH DOUBLE-I1REASTEI) SACKS.
OUR STYLISH DUUIILE-BREASTED SACKS.
PLEASE XOTICE. ll'e are receiving daily fresh
instalments from our workrooms, elegant gotsls viade
utuler our turn supervision, and our assortment will be
kept vp, notwithstanding our immense sales. We take
ajiride in having the BEST Stock both of Men's and
Boys' Clothing) AS WELL AS THE CHEAPEST.
Forty-five cutters and one thousand hands are still
actively engaged to replenish our counters. A visit will
verify this any day between 1 A. 31. and 0 P. M.
Our force of salesmen is large, so as to a ford every
facility to customers, whether looking or buying.
C The Sew Goods just receiving are:
FALL 0 ERCOATS, from 17-76 to 2
ALL KIXDS OF HEA VY 0 VERCOA TS.
IXDISPEXSA RLE SUITS.
STREET J A CKETS.
FAXCY O VERSA ( KS.
X TYL IS H CI I ES TER I 'I EL OS.
YOUTHS' CHESTER FIELDS.
BOYS' DOURLE-BREA ST ED SA CKS.
YOUTHS' AXD BOYS' SUITS.
CHILDRESS GARIRA LOIS.
CHILDRESS BISMA RKS.
CHILVREX'S FASCY OVERCOATS.
Wanamakeh & Bkowk,
The Lahgest Clotuino Uocmk,
Oak Hall,
The Cohneu of Sixth akd Market Stkebts.
flAKKIGU.
HKKVKS-WILKINSON.-In Woodbury. N. J.. Octo
ber in, by the Rev. Sidney Dyer, C.'uKM KN'i' RKICVKS. of
Woodbury, to M AMY K. WILKINSON, daufihter of the
lute Koburt 1). Wilkinson, of Philadelphia.
iie:i.
BITTINO.-On the Instant. JORDAN D. BIT-
TINO, in the ft!d year of his age.
Tho relatives una male triemls or tue lamiiy aro respoot
fnllv invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of
bis Mm, Jared 1. Bitting, No. l!'l lirown street, on
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, the 21th instant. Inter
ment at Mount l'euuo.
BRODNIX.-On tho 20th Instant, Mr. PETER BROD
Nl X, iu the tUd year of bis age.
The relatives and friends of the family are resneotfullv
Invited to attend bis funeral, from his lute repidenoe,
No. 117 t'nity street, I ranutonl, on woanusuay atlernoon,
the 31th instant, at 3 o'clock.
COTTM A N.-On Friday morning, the 19tb instant, WIL
LI AM OOTTM AN.
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to
atlond bis funeral, from bis late residence, Jenkintown,
Montgomery county,Pa.,ou Tuobduv morning, the 23d Inst.,
at lu o'clock. To proceed to HuttaviMo Presbyterian
Church. Carriages will be at Jenkintown Htutioa to meoc
the friends of the family on the arrival of the H'4o train
from Philadelphia.
Dl'RAR. On the IHth instant, at Greenback, Burling
ton, N. J., suddenly, of disease of the heart, HOPHUO
NIA W. wifeof Knoch Durar. ...
Funeral to leave Burlington, N. J., by cars on Tuesday
morning, the Etd instant, at 1(1 o'olook A. M. The friends
will meet at the oltice of William 11. Moore, No. 606 Arch
street, at 11 o'clock. To proeeea to Woodlands Ceme
tery. "
HOMIM.ER On the 90th Instant, Mrs. EMMA W
wile of Moyer Uonuller, in the Slot year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are reapeotfully
invited to attena the funeral, from the residence of ber
busliund, Brauchtown, Montgomery county, on IWednes
day aftei noon at 1 o'clock. Funeral services at the Haines
Btroet M. K. Church, Uermantown.
JONES'
One-Price Clothing House,
TSo. 004 IvXAJRICEX Street.
Our GarmenM are well made.'
Our Cutters aro mon of talent,
BUT ONE rniCB 13 ASKED.
Battofactlon Guaranteed, Every Purchaser.
GEO. W. NIEMANN, Proprietor,
15wfmj No. m MAKKKT St., abova SUUt.
8HAWL8.
JUST OPENED,
A Large Importation
or
CAMELS' HAIR
SHAWLS,
MUCH UNDER REGULAR PRICES.
C. L SHARPLESS,
CHESNUT AND EIGHTH,
11 17 wamstnp
riUT.AIiKI.PHIA.
CLOVES, ETC.
500 DOZEN JUST LANDED.
"JOSEPH" and " LA BELLE"
IvIJ GLOVES.
1 LKUANT 6UADRS at $t (K) and $i r. per pair.
Also, Opera Shades and White.
Kve-y pair warranted. If tbey rip or tear acothcr pair
Riven in exchunKe.
iittoned Kil 4. loves nt HlrS.
ALSO,
The Balance of an Importer's Stock of
Ueuiiine .louvln iiitl Ulovea.
m DOZKN at 91 45 PER PAIR.
This is by far tbe greatest bargain ever offered in Phila
delphia in
KID GLOVFS.
F.very pair guaranteed genuine Paris kid,
Our whole stock of
Ircri Uoods Nliavls, lllack illK
Closing out at the
GllEATESTBARGAINS E VEK OFFEUED
ON EKJHin STREET,
To make room for our largely increasing
NOTION BUSINESS.
rn cent Plaid Poplin, 3o.
t'2 cent I'hiid Poplins, otic.
1 cent Pluid Poplins, tiao.
$1 CUHiam yard wide, 1 i!S. . J -
o cent A II-Wool Poplins, Sue. 'r.'J : '
7ncont Ail-Wool Poplins, 83c.,- ' J-r ' ' '
M cent All-Wool Popluui, 6To . ' a,
$1 25 Silk Rolled Poplins, oc. -.
1W Silk Rolled Poplins, l ii,. 4 A, ' -
! Kilk Rolled Poplin, lm.VS, -Silk
Rolled Cordod Poplins, ipi 75. ' . . -Lyons
Velvet ut 17 per yard.
Ui cent Rouhaix Poplinp, :17 cents.
lit cent Mixed Dimliio Fold, fio cents.
75 cent All-Wool Delnino, 60 cents.
r- niHckSiik-H, r7h.
2'36 Hluck Milks,
W Hlack Silks, $2.
$2-75 Black Silks, S-ii ST..
BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS.
$8T0 Double Shawls, Dtti'uU.
IfH'HO Doulile bliawlH, $7i 0.
l) 10-00 Uoubip Shawls, If) 7 60.
ti tKl Stripe Kliawls, ft 4 TO.
S 5-1)0 Plaid Shawln, $11 75.
iVOO Arab Shawls, ft;i'25.
$1-50 Blue-Black Velveteon, H125.
$2110 Bluo Black Velveteen, rcn.
$3 75 Blue-Black Velvoteen, ika fo
NOTION DUl'A RTMKNT.
LndiB' Fleecy lined Glovos, !Wc.
jitiea' t rench Cloth Glovos, Wo.
Ijadies' Two-buttoned U loves, 50,
Merino Fleeced Gloves. 25c.
(.entx' Cloth Gloves, Wo., 75c.. to $1.
Gents' Merino llrawers and SliirtH. ,.., if?l, l ii.
IjidieM' Merino Underwoar, till, 1'25, to 1'50.
JoHonh Kid Gloves, $1 per pair.
La Belle Kid Gloves, $1 5'
" Hartley" Kids, $1-85.
Men's Kid Gloves, t'25, P60, and 2'00.
A. V J. II. llAKTHOI,(IEW,
13IPOUTEKS OF 1UD CLOVES,
11 17 wsmtf No. 23 N. EIGHTH Street.
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RELIN-
1 quished the Heating of Buildings by Steam or
Water, it will be continued by
WILLIAM II. WISTAR,
lately superintending that depurtmont of their biiM
ueRS, whom thoy recouimend to their friend.
Nov. If, im. MORRIS, TASKICR A CO,
WISTAR aHoOULTON,
No. 227 SOUTH FIFTH STREET.
HEATING BY
STEAM OR HOT WATER.
FLANS PIPE CUT TO ORDER.
LAUNDRIES AND CULINARY
FITTED IT.
APPARATUS
10 2i3m.'.p
RCUGH PLATE GLASS FOR FLOORS,
1 INCH THICK.
ROUGH PLATK CLASS FOR SKYLIGHTS, , AND
4 INCH THICK.
RIBBED GLASS FOR f lONSF.RVATORlKS AND
GRAPKR1F.S, ( ami :i b!.
FRENCH WHITE. PLATE GLASS FOR STORES AND
DWELLINGS.
FRENCH AND GEISMANLOOICTNG GLASS PLATE8.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CRYSTAL SHKKT GLASS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH WINDOW GLASS, SIN
GLE AND DOUBLE.
AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS, ALL SIZES AND
QUALITIES.
For sule by
D. H. SHOEMAKER.
205, 207, 209, and 214 N. FOURTH St.,
U 19 fmwltn rillLAMUPIIIA.
N
J O T I C E TO SHIPPERS,
The Through Freighting Business between Norfolk and
Philadelphia, over the Philadelphia, Y, Uimngton, and Bal
timore, Delaware and Eastern Shore Railroads, and An
numewtic line of iteitmers, heretofore under the manage
ment of II. Y. Tompkins, Agent of tho Annamoseio Lino,
baa been placed in charge ef JOHN S. WILSON, who will
have control of the business on and uftor tbe 3Jth day of
November, 1H09-
ISAAC HINCKLEY.
President P.W. A B. R. R,
JOHN W. CRISl' HOLD.
Presidnnt R. 8. R. R.
HARLAN, HOI.L1NGWOUTH A CO.,
For Ancamesaio Lino of Steamers.
For any information as to the Through Freighting Bust
Dens as above, or rates of freight, apply at tbe Offices of the
uadoruignod, either in Norfolk or Philadelphia.
ANNAMKUUO LINK WHARF, Norfolk.
Corner WASHINGTON Avenue aud hW ANSON St.
and No. 4-1 S. FIFTH btroet, above Cliesnut, Philadelphia.
JOHN 8. WILSON,
11 19 fit General Through Freight Agent.
CTUVISO,, into., Ac CO.,
UIliN,
II l Uu . No, IK H. SKOOVD d'.teet.
DRV GOODS.
G
REAT BAROAINa IN DRESS dOODS.
Cheapest Dress Goods Ever
Offered at the Prices.
We have purchased of a lunre importing- Iioiimc.
about going out of buslnofw,
t10,000 OF DRESS STUFFS,
at nearly ono-hnlf of the original cohU
ENGLISH POPLINS, AT 0c COST St.
KN'GLIHII POPLINS, AT !r,o COST 45.
MOTTLED POPLINS, AT 31c, COST M.
Satin Striped PopIiiiH, at 81c, coot Mo.
Satin Striped Poplins, at B7c, cost OOo.
Uouiilt'-wldth Satin Poplins, nt 6i;o., cost I.
ALL WOOL EMPRESS POPLIN'S, AT 6.V..
ALL WOOL EMPRESS POPLINS. AT T5c.
WORTH 11-25.
AtL WOOL CORDED POPLINS, AT 11.
WORTH 11-215. '
X) ALL WOOL FRENCH POPLIN ROUES.
It-YARI) PATTKIiNS.
AT ft'., ILWE SOLD FOR $14.
8100 VA RDS DOUP.LE CORD SILK-FACE POPLINS
AT l-M, NEVER SOLD LESS THAN J.
10,000 YARDS OF FANCY SILKS
(stock of an Importer retiring from IiuhIiioss),
AT HALF THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
I1-&0 FIGUUEI) SILKS AT fl.
STRIPED SILKS AT Jl-3", WORTH fU iif;.
26-INCII FANCY SILKS AT fflfi, COST -IX
CORDED CHAMELEON SILKS, Sl-afl, COST $J-2
GREAT BARGAINS IN I5T.ACK SILKS,
to pieces Drap do Franco, 11-05 to 7-!i0.
LYONS CLOAKING VELVETS AT LOW PRICKS.
Silk PliiHlinn, all colors, at ti ro, r,, ',, s.
Whito. Crown, and IJluck Asintclians,
Blue, White, and Scarlet Cloths.
RICH SILK-FACE VELVETEENS.
Great lmnrnlns In Sliuw In, pnrrhased at the rnecnt
auction sulex, much Iims than co.it of importation.
PAISLEY ANT) RROCIIE I.ONO SHAWLS, OPEN
AND r ILLL1) CENTRES, J:i TO JI00.
PAISLEY AND It ROCHE SOUARE SHAWLS,
OPEN AND FILLED CENTRES, $12 TO $S0.
ALL WOOL DOUIU.E P.LANKET SHAWLS,
f i-iiu iv 1 1 1.
MISSES' SQUARE AND DOUIU.E
RLANKET
MIAWI.M, 1 "Jt $rTil).
H. STEEL & SON,
Kos. 713 and 715 N. TENTH Strcc'..
it PHILADELPHIA.
QT.OAKINGS! CLOAKS! SHAWLS!
BEAVERS.
ASTRACIIANS.
CARACULLAS.
VELVETEENS.
CO I ACHILLAS.
WATERPROOFS.
MOSCOW BEAVERS.
LYONS SILK VELVETS.
SCARLET, WHITE, AND BLUE CLOTnS,
'" CloakitiR buyers have tho grent advantage of bp
Idh tn out- Cioak hooiu all the new stvlc-s. Our line
ClcaMng Stock la superb.
CLOAK KQOM.
BEAVER CLOAKS.
-ASTRACHAK CLOAKS.
CHINCHILLA. VUMKS.
CARACULLft CLOAKS. " ' '
WATERPROOF CLOAKS.
SILK VELVET CLOAKS.
Cheap, medium and One garments.
Vricm mnge from $lo to 8-0.
1000 Shawln, lull sizes, $.' to $T0.
COOPER & COWARD,
S. E. CORNER NINTH AND MARKET,
1 7 fsm PHILADELPHIA,
1
NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
- 40
CJlosiuer Out.
2000 Yards 21 inches
COLORED POULT DE SOIE SILK,
$2-75, $8, WOrtU $4f0.
35 PIECES BLACK SILK,
$1-37, $1-02, l-75, 12, r-iS, Worth $5.
20 PIECES PLUSH, ALL SHADES,
$1-50.
40 PIECE8
BLACK AND COLORED VELVETEEN
75 cents, $1, up to $2-50,
GREAT BARGAINS IN
B HO CHE AND PAISLEY SHAWLS.
LYONS SILK VELVET,
81 inches wide, $15 and $18, worth fiO.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
WILER & POLLOCK,
No. 49 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
11 22 mt2t BELOW ARCH.
PZX7X & CO.
FIRST QUALITY
IRISH POI'LINS,
IN ALL COLORS.
Also, every variety of
IMaiuuiMt logIIu,
Kcp, Velours, Illo,
KEW GOODS OPENED DAILY.
J. W. THOMAS,
Noa. 405 and 407 North SECOND St.,
911 6P
PHILADELPHIA.
REMOVAL..
R
IV.
J. H. KIICHENER & CO.,
CUHER OF THE
CELEBRATED
"rxcelsior" Sugar-Cured Hams,
Tongues and XSccf,
Have Removed to their
HEW STOHZ3,
Nos. 122 and 121 AUCH STREET,
11 lOlmrp
PIIILADELPniA.
gfa "i;MI5HEI.LA8-(IHKAPR8TIN THE CITV.
J ui Kon is, ko. si a. l'.iuui u auoot, iu Militia
CLARK
No. 1124 CHESNUT STREET,
IIA.VE 3NOW OIElV
A FINE COLLECTION OF
FANCY GOODS AND GEMS OF ART.
1311 TVT rSri'
10 li miit
INSURANCE.
niOKl'OUATliU
OFriCK OFTHE
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, NOVEMBER 10. 1SG.
Tlio following statement of tho afTaiw of tbs Companv
is published in conformity with a provision of tua obnrter
Premiums received from November 1, 1W, t- Ootobor 111,
' Marino and Inland Hisks ,
i ire Kixka
rroniinmson Policies uut marked
oil November 1, 1HH6
,IW.1,7!5-!M
. liil.lVj.'j
-l,10u,7Hl'Jfi
4l,S34-ti3
$l,r,lti,-;;i-,31
Premiums markod off ps mrmiil from No
vember 1, lutS, to October Ui. lHiiit:
(In Xlnnnannil Inliiml Hik.4 !'!. llfi'DH
On t iro UiakH It'.ttiJ 7U
l,lS3,S45-W
Interest during the same period
Salvatce, eto
I I5,U27'03
lill,l;H,873-l
Losses, Kxpenses etc.. during the jonr as
nuove :
Marine and Inland Navi
gation Usac iW.lno-W
FiroLosi.es W,2U'8t
Return l'lamiums C'.tttn'IO
Ke-Insiiranecs 411.7 S4
Agency ObarKCS, Advertising,
rrmlinK, etc 64,63715
Taxes United States, "State, and
Municipal taxes 52,rtil
Kxpenaes. ,.m t..,27'04
$744,551-01
$Ui,Hl!rt3
A8SHT3 OK THK COMPANY
- November 1, ltM.
S'J'iy l'0! L'n'ti' Butesiive Per Coct. Loan;
, tt-forties
: '!W,0U0 ITnlicd h:tos Kix ler Cent. Loan
-Oaviul noa"'-
"-vjU.000 CmW SUtea a. Per Cent. Loan,
'. .
SOO.OUO'Sutrtof Pent sylvauia Six Per Cent.
Loan
200,4)00 City of rhiladaluliia Six Fe'Fent.
Loan (exempt from tax) , .
100,000 State of Now Jersey Six Per Cent.
Loan
20,000 Pennsylvania Itnilroad First Mort
gage Mix Per Cent. Bonds
i6,(H10 PeousylvaniaRiiilroad Second Mort-
gnge Six Per tJent. Bonds
2S.O00 Western Pennsylvania Railroad
Mortgage Six Per Cent. Bonds
(Pennnylvsnia Railroad guarantee)
30,000 State of Tennessee l' ive Per Cent.
Loan
7,000 State of Tonuessee Six Per Cent.
Loan
12,IO0 Pennxylvania Railroad Company, 200
aliares stock
,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, 100 shares stock
10,000 Philadelphia and Southern Mail
"steamship Company, tjO shares
stock
Slu',i00 Laus on Bond and Mortgage, Urst
liens ou City Properties
-Silit'.OOO'OO
107,750-00
00,000 00
:i.!,!SO-00
aoo,-i5-)
ioissft-oo
19,4501)0
23.625W
SO.UOO-O1
15,000-00
4,370-00
14,000-00
3,000 00
7,500-00
246,900 '00
$1,281,900 Par.
Market value, $1
270 00
000 '00
700-75
IIHl, Qll,JlO,J JV.
Real KstatH
Hills Rocoivablo for Insurances
made
Balances due at Agencina Pre
miums on Mnrine Policies, Ac
crued Interest and other dobts
due to the Company
Stock, Scrip, etc., of sunjry Cor
porations, $4:106. Kstiinated
vulue
Cash in Bank $lti8,'!l&-H
f 'asih iu Drawer HJ3'26
,037-45
,740 30
29114
$l,8W,100'(i4
PHiLADKi.raiA. Novembor 10, W.
The Board of Directors have this day deolarod a CASH
DIVIDEND of TICN PICK OKNT, on tbe CAPITAL
6TO( !K,andSIX PER CKNT. interest on tho SCRIP of
tho Company, payable on and after the 1st of December
proximo, free of National and State taxos.
T.rl.,!a.ve also rtnclared a SCRIP DIVIDKND
r.,,V,'.'CY;1',YK PKK KK'I'.on the EARNED PHK
SI 11 .Ills lor the year ondiDg Octobor iil. lNiif, eertiticatos
Df which will be msued to ttie parties entitled to tbe same,
on and alter the Ut of December proximo, free of National
and State taxes.
Thoy have ordered, also, that tho Scrip Certificates of
Profits of the Coinpuuy, tor the year ending October HI,
lfcbO, lie redeemed m Cuh, at tho otKoe of tlio Company,
on and after 1st of December proximo, all interent thereon
to ceime on that day. By a provision of tbe Charter all
Certilicates of Scrip not presented for redemption within
five yourH alter public notice that they will be redeemed,
shall be forfeited aud cancelled ou the books of the Com
puny. No certiorate of profits instied under $25. By the act of
incoi piimtiun, "uo oortilicato uhalltiiutue unless claimed
within two yeiii'H after the ilecluiatiou of the dividend
whereof it is evidence."
DIRECTORS.
Tbonins ('. Hand,
lohn U. Davis,
EdiiiUiid A. Souder,
Thcopbilus Paulding,
limies Truquair,
Henr- Sloan,
HouiyC. Dallrtt, Jr.,
Jamta C. Hand,
Willium O. 1 nil wig,
Joseph 11, Seal,
lluab Ciiiig,
Johu D. 'I uylor,
(ieorge V. lternadou,
Willuuil C. Houston,
Samuel R. Stokes,
William O. Boulton,
lulwurd Darlington.
11. Junes Brooke,
Edward Lafotiroade,
tlaoob Riegel,
Jacob P. Jones,
James B. M'l'arland,
Joslma P. Iyre,
Spencer M'llvnin,
J. B. Seniple, PitUburtf,
A. B. Bergor,
D. T. Morgan, -
THOMAS O. HANI). Pveidont.
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice President,
HENRY LYLBURN, Beoretury.
HENRY BALL, Assistuut Secrotar.v. 11131m
CAMUEL SMITH & CO., No. 4 8. SEVENTH
l' Htreet, KTKAM AND (iAS FirrKHS ANI
l'i.l'll bliUS. Tube, 1-iitiiiga and LraM Work vonstauily
on hand.
All wmk promptly attended to.
Galvauixed Tube for Cemetery Lots furnished. 11 17 tttu.
BEAFNESS. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
science and skill have inventod to assist the hearing
In every dwree of dnafneea; also, Reapiratorst albo, ,Crau
dull' Patent Orutehes, superior to any others in use, at
P. MADEIRA 'at. No. Uo b. TsUUTU Btrtw. below
Ubeanot.
ClIi:SAlI3AiU TI?ltBXAll!Y.
DKLAWAKK TKPR AP1N
AIL HIVN VYU.D tiAMK.
.KlUN MART IX.
H91mrp Hio. H18 tVUHKt,4" i5Vit.
BIDDLE,
ERWARE,
(;OIlHAM PLATE.
INSURANCE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE INSURANCE C031TANT OF
NORTH AMERICA,
ncoRionA.TE MM.
Capital 9509,009
AtsMetH.IuIy 1, 1 !(. t'j,5U3t'j)lo
This Company la now prepared to Usuc Certincatea
of Iusurancc, payable la London, at the Counting;
House sf Messrs. BROWN, 8UIPLKT & CO.
I'll Alt PJLATT,
111 mf t!2 31rp VICK-PRSSIDByT.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MORE NEW BOOKS
BY TUB
American Sunday-School Union. . .
OUT OF THE ORPHAN'S ASYLUM; or.
Sketches iu a Country Parislv. lUruo, cloth. 35()
pp. $1-25.
THIRD BOOK OF 100 PICTURES.
18mo, muslin. 35 cents.
BREAD FROM GOD. 4to, mnslin, with
largo gilt, coloured plutos illustrating the Making
of Bread. $1-50. ,
The attention of Pastors. Superintendents and
Teacners is invltetl to the. large end. beautiful assort
ment of Prints, Cards, lloips fvr TeaoUer 4a, iuat
received from London.
For sale by the ,'
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNIOW.
1123 Chosnut Street, Philadelphia.
lllomwfiit 1 X
i
j uS T r u b l i s ii is
BY MARGARET HOSMKR, ""X " :
Author of "Cherry the Missionary, "Th. Vhyaire
White Fall-on,,' "(irandina MerriU'a Mtorlu.,'' etu.
.-,r ; U
etu. ui o . .
3 vois. iMmo. ueantif ully illustratud by Fabar..
Price, per volume, 75 oents, or the set in a neat box, 'nvai
per set, $3 26.
LITTLE ROSIE'8 FHtST PLAY DAYS.
" " IN THK COUNTRY. .!
" " CHRISTMAS TIMES. , ' '
These cbonnina books, by an- author so well known ,
Mis. Jlnsmer, will create a sensntion amonn tho juveml.
fraternity. These are fully equal in intereet and suieit 1 1
the "Little Pruily" and "Dotty Dimple Keriee " We prr
rtict that "Little Rosie" wiU soon baoom as Reneril
favorite as they are. '
I'ORTEIt Sc VOATKH, '
PUBLISH FR8, ' '
NO. 822 CHESNUT STREET.
SihiiwfSrp PHILADKLPH1A.
CENT.'SFURNJSHINQ OOOD3. v.
YINTEli GOODS FOS dENTLESIElT
I'ndertsliIrsM and lirawer. '
Cartwright & Warner's Morluo.
Cartwrlght & Warner's Scarlet Cashmeres.
Cartwright & Warner's Shetland.
All the best domestic makes.
bilk Undershirts and Drawers.
Scotch Lamb's Wool Shirts and Drawers. ' a,
iviciiD:sjfiist & CO., 'v':
11 1 nitkfc'Jmrp
No. 700 CHESNUT Street,'
I XI 1 O T A I 'JT.
ftKNTI.KMKN WILL FIND AT
T. 1. .laooltx & llo.S,
No. 1220CUK8NUT Street,
alarceind well-teleeted ttnekof red and white Bhak k
rlannel. Merino, and (Junlnn, Flannel Indershirts n o
Drawcrx, ln ilih supRr atniit Halt Hose, Fine Dress Shi fe
tor men and hoys, Cullnre, Ties, Cravats, and Rows, and
Kemiral and vniniilete a nor I men. t of FurnishioK tiooils i
biipci ioi- gnality, at the lowest rates. Kvery article wr
ranted to ho lis reprerentml, and straightforward, t'-ji
dealiiiR uaieiully adliered to. 11 17 uiq.
J EVV EL RV AND 8 1 LV ERWARE.
PLATED GOODS:
OF TUB .V
ririEc
QUALIT jT ,
AT THK LOWEST
kaxjes;
AT
No. 804 CHESNUT ST , SECONIXFL001X,
BY " .
UV. II. ROGEUS.
We are dailyl roeeiving from our 1'iifltory.ia Ooiipeo
fiieut, tbe latest styloa of tfood., of all patteuM, from "
Ri sers Brothers, and"Mviiden biitAiuxia Ca,V mauuv
faun rics.
Tr I pU'-tM u1-l SUvervnare,
buitahle for
URIDAL OIiT3 AND HOLIDAY PRKSEKTS. . ,
No. 801 UHCtiNUT B I'lAlCliT, Second Flooc. .
Haulm A, H. RIW5KU8. '
TODfiEIi8' AND VVOfiTENUOLM'S POCKET
JV KN1VKS, Pearl ad Sta Hsndlns, of BCrfiDi-ifrtl
ninsh, RODtlKlth' and W ADl' iiU'ltlli KK'H H A: UU4.
andtheoelebraUxl L4.tXlLif.li; KAZOU bOisaO Utt ui
the tine-d quality.
lliuiin, Knivna. Srl-f.r. and Tghle Cutlcii' Dmond and
Volisbod at P. MsU)iUltA'4i IU , 'iKjTli Ktie
alow UbaauiV, 4t
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