THE DAILY EVENING fELEGKAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1870.
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From Ovr Own Correnponetfnk
New York, fnn. 5, 1870.
'Harr1 to Itrnlb."
. Bach Is the fato of those who cat Now York
candy. This baa been abundantly proved by
recent Inrostlgfttlons among the Infants of
Gotham by the Board of Health. Terra alba,
or white earth, Is extensively used instead of
sugar. Gum drops teom with glue Instead of
gum arable; and all sorts of chemical poisons
are uccd la coloring sugar plums. Those who
dare to 6 wallow goodies in the face of those
facts, do ao at their own peril. The poisons am
much cheaper than the genuine extracts. Teach
flavors are obtained from fusil oil, and the taste
of bitter almonds Is derived from prusslc acid.
Nitric acid and rotten cheese taste like pineap
ple, and when you buy from cheap peddlers
there Is no knowing whether you are not com
mitting Involuntary suicide by swallowing In
definite quantities of Paris green.
John It ml.
Judge Cardoso lias grauted a stay of all pro
ceedings in the case of Real, so far ui they
might go towards the execution of the prisoner,
until the Court of Appeals can hear and deter
mine upon the new writ of error. The papers
were filed In the Court of Appeals in Albany,
Judge Garvin waiving formal notice of applica
tion for the writ. The counsel for the prisoner,
ex-Judge Stuart. Is confident he can save his
client.
Tbe Dull Heunou
gives every indication of being very brink. This
evening the first annual ball of the Lincoln
Union conies off at Apollo IIull. To-morrow
night the Amerlous CJub holds a carnival at the
Academy of Music. On next Monday the Dodds
Express Employes Association holds forth ul
Apollo Hall. Then follow on the 12th, the
.Morton Commandory, No. 4, reception, Apollo
Hall, and the M. T. Brsnnan Coterie at the
Academy of Music; on the 13th, the Excelsior
Musical Union, Masonic Hall, and La Coterie
, (second annual) masquerade ball at tho Academy;
on the 14th, Ocean Lodge, I.O. of O. F., Irving
Hall, and Caledonia Club, Apollo Hall; 18th,
Richard B. Conolly Association, Academy; 19th,
Baxter nop, Academy; 21th, Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum, Academy; 25th, American
Iramatic Fund; 26th, Corcle Francals de 1'IIar
monie, Academy; February 3, Charity bull,
Academy; February 4, Bulliuasloo, social recep
tion; February 9, French Opera ball; February
10, New York Firemen's Association ball;
February 24, Licderkranz, Academy of Music.
So you see that the season promises to be In no
wise dull.
Judge Dairllnff n a WltnCN.
Ilia Honor Judge Dowllcg, of tho Tombs
Police Court, docs not bear tho reputation of
being a very hard man though he occasionally
enjoys tho credit of being a '-hard customer."
Ho has plenty of chords in his huninn heart, and
they are fit for something better than to mako
clothes lines of. He is always prompt at tho
post of duty and enjoys reprimanding a police
officer, who deserves jail, better than rc
mandlug back to it somo broken-down offender.
There are those among tho guilty who do not
dislike him, and more than one newsboy who
has had his sharo of the worlds hardships,
owes to Justice Dowllng's liberal pocket his
first beginnings of success. Of a fine afternoon
he may generally be seen sauntering down
Broadway, dressed In very quiet black, and with
nothing fierce nUuit him but his moustache.
But even then he l ou the lookout for biz. On
Tuesday, for instance, about four o'clock in the
afternoon, he happened to be in tho vicinity of
Broadway and Tenth street, where at that hour
of the day, when the weather U One, there is
generally a crowd. Ills judicial eyes espied a
woman named Mary Ann Taylor, who has for
many years been known to the police courts as
an accomplished pickpocket. He saw one of
Mistress Taylor's hands dive Into the pocket of
a woll-spcctaclod old lady who had just coino
out of Stewart's, laden with the trophies of
shopping. He saw her take thence a bursting
pocket-book aud conceal it in her muff. He
asked the old lady what she had lost. The old
lady instantly replied that sho had lost her
, spectacles. (N. B. She was looking through
them at the time!) Justice Howling pointed
out to the Aged P. this little discrepancy, when
she immediately recollected her pocket-book,
whereupon Miss Taylor was marched off to the
station-house for the sixty-seventh time, and
Justice Dowling handed in his lucid statement
next morning. Doing a constitutionally bashful
man, be was very backward about kissing the
book, and objected for a long time to taking the
. oath,on the ground that he never took any
thing. That was a fib, though; for he likes a
" good Jamaica sour as well as the best tempe
rance lecturer that was ever floored by cold
water.
. - Beechet'n Annual lienent
came off on Tuesday evening In Plymouth.
Church, Mr. Beecher beaming with the recol
lection of a successful spiritual season. Few
men get better paid for saving souls than the
brother of the author of "The True Story" does
It may significantly be said of him that ho has a
brilliant career before him; for docs not Scrip
ture teach that they who turn many to righteous
ness shall shine as the stars forever aud ever?
To be sure he gets well paid for It, but let us
give blm credit for much of that kind of labor
tor which no money ever pays. And why should
we carp at him for turning tho house of God
Into one of merchandise ? Is not life ono big
auction, .and cuunot it be perpetually said of
eouls that they are "going going gone t 1
believe you. It is one of Mr. Becchor's umbl
tlons t j round his character out, and perhaps in
this effort after rotundity his spiritual nature
has become a little too "earthy," aud conse
quently a little fia atlbg roles. A love of the
secular has become tangent to its sphcrlodal
. sanctity, au4 somewhat impaired Us godly
globularitr. Yet if I could afford it, I should
buy a pe w in his church, for the mere sake of
escaping the pious luaultics of other preacher.
, Oar nindoo VMlorw
Messrs. Mooljlo Thackersey and ToolnMuj Ja
daljle, our visitors from HiudodUn, bae Just
returned to this city from their Western tour
The secret of pronouncing their names was con
fided to mo on their firutarrlvul, but it In a xccrcl
which I have never revealed, from Ungual iua
bllity to do so. While West they remained for
a time in Indiana, in order to find out how the
old divorco laws looked whun they wore re-
pealed. They say thoy found no pluce so home
like and comfortable as New York. Everywhere
else they were charged so much, but here they
could have excellent accommodations and fird
class attendance at a ridiculously low figure. Mr.
Mooljle Thackorsey told me he thought Glrard
College a much banc" lomer building than the
Tombs, and . Mr. Tooloidas Jadaljlo said ho
thought our new Court Houso here not fit to be
mentioned beside the old State House in Phila
delphia. I fouud out that he thought Charles
Snmni'r was our Lost lecturer, became Sumner
lias Intolv been lcturlncr 0!l "C'i-i" an lntilu
tlon that Is becoming extinct among the Brah
mins. Oar Cttni-ltlr- anil Correction.
Purlng tho year 1870 wo expoct In this city
to tpend about 111,330,000 on our, public cha
ritable institutions. We spent vory nearly that
amount last year.
AmanrmVDli.
Little Em'lj Btlll remains the attraction at
Nlblo's. Tho New York Ltafor, of the 1st in
stant, says of Mr. L. K. Shewoll and Mr. F. C.
Bangs: "To Mr. L. R. Suowcll, as 'Danlol
Pcggoty,' and Mr. F. C. Bangs, as 'Ham,' be
long the honors of the play. Better character
acting Is seldom seen on any stage. To estimate
the degree of perfection those actors have
reached in the presentation of these parts, we
must consider the vast amonnt of almost sicken
ing sentiment and moral which they are com
pelled to utter, which would be quite ridiculous
if entrusted to Inferior actors. These men are
more than mere actors they are artists: and
hence their representations of the two characters
are genuinely good, truthful, touching, and
elicit the heartiest sympathy, as well as ap
plause, from appreciative audiences."
I am writ ing too near mall time to say more
of Booth s "Hamlet," as performed last night,
than that tho scenic presentation was nearer
perfection than anything yet aecn here.
Newspaper gossip has it that a new piny to bo
produced at tho Chesnut Street Theatre, Phila
delphia, is from tho pens of two well-known
Quaker City journalists. Is that so ? I congra
tulate 'cm, aud Philadelphia, too.
Au Haba.
.11 INICAI AII DRAMATIC.
"William Tell" bv the Italian Troup.
The fame of the new tenor and the performance or
Rossini's masterpiece attracted an Immense audi
ence to the Academy of Maslc, and the applause, If
less boisterous than ou Monday evening, was equally
appreciative, ami Hlguor Le franc confirmed his
reputation as one of the very finest tenors that has
ever been heard lu our beautiful opera house, Tho
great range of his voice is very far Indeed from
being Its only or even its chief merit. It lacks some
thing of the liquid sweetness or Brlgnoli, but In Its
sympathetic qualities and power of expression It Is
very far superior to any tonor now before the public.
The ro(or "Arnoldo" is one that Is calculated to
show the real qualities or HIgnor Lurranc'a voice
much more than the one he assumed on Monday
evening. It is a ro that tenors usually shrink from
on account of its exactions, and it was a sufficient
demonstration of SlRrior I.cfrauc's power ror him to
conquer all the (llincultles with an absence of error t
that mula them ceaso to appear diillcultics.
William Tell Is l'lmsl-ii last and greatest opera.
Upon It ho bestowed all his genius and all his cul
ture, and it is certainly the most perfect work of the
purely Italian school that now keeps the stage. The
libretto is based upon .Schiller's great drama, and the
composur has expressed the thorao In melodies that
will endure as lone as the lyric drama maintains its
hold upon the public taste. It Is to be regretted that
this fine work should be ho seldom represented, but
tho requirements for a successful perforruauoe are
so mauy that It Is not to be ' wondered at that
managers should hesitate to produce it. The per
formance last night win meritorious, without at
taining to a high standard of excellence. Signor
lteyna sung the tole of "William Tell" with good dra
matic expression, and mado a more favorable im
pression thau he did ou Monday evening. Mad'lle
Pauline CanLssu, who lias improved both In voice
and appearance since she was last tiere, gave a satis
factory representation of "Matilda," and in tho duet
with "Arnoldo," In the second act, she was heard
with excellent elfecu The other parts wero credit
ably sustained, and the chorus and orchestra were
reasonably good.
Ttie iitT AinuMementn.
TnE Itaijak Oi'Elii This evenlnir Lusrrzia Horaia
will oo performed, with (Signor Koncoul as "Dute
Alphonso."
( iiaiio tn aiiwehera is annouttced ror to-morrow.
with blguor Lei ranc aud Madame lirlol In the cast.
AT TUB 1 hfsmit Vhampannr; vr, ,?teo uu titsn, will
be repeated this evouliiK.
We unaerstaim that Aims susan waitou uua ner
troupe will shortly appear at this theatre.
at TiiK walnut ino cxoiunj; muuarr urama or
Aef Guilty will be performed this cvenlug.
AT thk aki h Kiiowies' comeuy or The Lore thane
and Mr. Craig's bnrlesijiio of Hun Juan will be given
thU evening.
AT JIUFKEZ BKNBIIKTS tirKKA ilOrSB an
iutcrestlug minstrel peiformaui will be given this
evening.
AT TUB ELEVENTH NTKFET OrSRA 110CBB a
variety of burnt corix iiitractiona will be oil'ered tils
tvenliifr.
mgnor 1M.IT7, anu ins son wm uenorm some or
their most marvellous feats of tuagtc at the Assem
bly liuiiiiing mis evening
Imsn Bakdh and Bam.adh Charles w. Brooke.
Esq.. Will deliver his lecture ou tho above subject at
Concert Hall this evening, and a more than usually
Interesting discourse iuy t expected. Mr.
Brooke, will give selections from Clarence Mangan,
Thomas Davis, Fonleuoy, and other Irish bards, with
appreciative comments ou the qualities of Irish
poetry ann musio. nr, nrooko nas maue a special
study of this subject; aud with his Sue oratorical
powers, the public may expect something much
Flipenor to tne rnurui oi wiiiiunij icuiuieiii, xuriiiij
the evening Madame Josephine Hchimpf wilt slug
several Irish ballads.
TilK SKNT-UASS1.KR OKOHKnTKA Will fflVe R
mulinee on Saturday at Musical l''und Hall.
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auctioneer, Jar. K. ecntt, Jr. Tbia Kentieman wituin tne
pt at few years baa rendered himaolf famona aaonat the
lovere of all that ia beautiful in art, and through hit
activity and buaineea enterpriae baa taken a atand
amount the foreinoHt of our art collector. Ilia old eeta
blinliincut, although considered at onetime more than
amply aitftiolent for the purpoaee intended, waa found of
Utn entirely inadeiuate; hence bii removal to
No. 1117. The building- la four atories In height, has a
flue frontage, and ia excellently lighted. Tbe art nailery.
a hnrotofore, will form the prinoipai ff attire. It iaone
hundred and fifty feet deop, fitted up especially for
ailutilility to tiiepurpoae intended, aud ia in ev ry way
ani'K'el of neatneaa and perfection. The remainder of
the building w ll be davoted to general auction purpoaea,
where our readers can at all times Hud a arne tempo
rary stock from which to make aeleotiona of goods of all
kinds and dosoriptiona.
Dbt FjatT. The moat eSeotnal way of gnardlnc one's
health la to keep tbe fet dry, and that can only bo dona
by the use of India Kubber Ovtrehoee, and aa tba incle-
nieut aeason ia upon ua, we would advise our reader to
buy none but the beat quality, which can only be bad at
GooOkKAB's Headquarters, No. 808 Gheanut street, aonta
tide, Philadelphia,
" ' FllKXCU AND KXOLI8M OASSIMEIU) PaKTU
Made to Order,
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A similar reduction on all Measured and Beady-mad
Clothing at
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Under Continental UoteL
ThB Coknucoi-u, No. 113 8. Third street, east aide.
If there ia a place whore wi'. and aentiment ean be pro-
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everything desirable tosniiuate th brain and give whole
aunled exproe on to preeant desire Maul properly ap-
prooiated, lio and aee. ;
BrrnDEB Ovukhhoe AND Boot for Men, Women, and
Children, ean be bad at retail at the very lowest price.
Oomlyoar' manuia ture, old aland. No. SU Cbesnut
street, lowe hide.
JlWKXJtT. Mr. William W. Outdid. No, tl S. Second
street, bit the lanrmt and moat attractive assortment of
Una Jewelry end Silverware In the city. Purchaser! eaa
relj opoa obtaining a real, pure artlole, furnished at a
price which cannot be equalled. He alia baa a large etook
of American Western Watches In all varieties and at ail
prices. A vialt U bia atore la euro to reaalt la pleasure I
and pro Qi. !
PriTtni MatkriaijS. W. II. t'arryl, formerly of Ife.
T19 Chaanut street, hen rp.umod the Curtain Business
with hiaaona, at No. 7S3 ('be.nul etrea. Thar iavite at
tention to thoir stock of Curtain Mateilall and RailrMd
FuppliPs. ,
TricSalx or 'Oh. Paintings at. Soott'a Art Usllery
will ooronienoe thin and cont 'Due tomorrow evening.
Thn-e are one hundred and fifty six in the catalogue, to
be eold without the leaat reserve.
Nnvttl Bat DTK on "Not A TYT ;" but ask for Pbalon's
Vitaj.ia ob 8AX.VATIOH run Tim 11 ih. Ktamln u, ran
will find It clear; shake it, you will see that it has no seal,
meat: apply it to yemr head, beard, whiskara, or mnus
tanlios, if arrxr or erirxled, aLd the coljr they wore before
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At $12-50...
At $15-00...
At $18-00...
MEN '3 SACK COATS.
At $5-00 Cost
At $8-00 Cost
Elsewhere '.)-00
Elsewhere 12'00
Elsewhere 14-00
Elsewhere 1700
Elsewhere 2200
At $10 00 Cost
At $13-00 Cost
At $16-00 Cost
GENTS' FURNISHINa OOOIS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT AND CORRESPOND NC REDUCTION .
Now then, one visit will convince you of every fact stated above.
Many of the Articles hnvo been made up wit Liu the last ten days, and are purchased since the low rates of cold, and during the de
pressed stute of the market.
tor tne accommodation af the public, Ave
WAN A
s.
GOODS FOR THE LADIES.
JRIDAL,
BIRTHDAY, AND IIOLIDAY
PRESENTS.
yVn Xloix I.Xaiclic.
The One Dollsr Department eontalns a large assortment
of FINK FaKNGU O001, embracing
DESKS, WOEK. GLOVE, HANDKERCHIEF, AND
DBKHSINO BOXEB. ia great variety.
DOLUS, HEOUANIOAL TOYS, and TBEE TRIM
MINGS.
BILK FANS, LEATHER BAGS, POCKET BOOKSJ
CHINA VASES and ORNAMENTS, JEWELRY, ETO
From $100 to $3000.
Call and examine our Paris Goods.
Prty and Evening Dresses made and trimmed from
Fn noh and English fashion plates.
Fancy Costumes for Masquerades, Balls, eta., ma le to
order ia forty-eight hours' notice, at
MRS. M. A. BINDER'S
LADIES' DBE8S TBIMMINGS, PAPER PATTERS
DBKSS and CLOAK MAKING ESTABLISHMENT,
N. W. Corner Eleventh and Chesnut,
g 6 atntb PHILADELPHIA.
CLOAKS.
QLOAKS! CLOAKS !I
THE LARGEST AS60KTMENT.
TBE FINEST QUALITIES.
The 9lort ICeasoiiuble 1'rlceH.
IVEHS & CO.,
83 8. NirVTlI Street, and If. E. Cor.
EICJUXU andUAIl T,
llostuthSm PHILADELPHIA.
OARPETINQS, ETO.
I
E.
WE HAVE THIS DAY
REMOVED
' FROM No. 910 ARCH STREET
.TO
No. 635 MARKET STREET,
And bare associated with nt
ROBERT and ARTHUR STEWART,
Who will attend to the Manufaeturinf of
Ingrain and Venetian Carpets.
Th general nature of our business will be Manufaotur-
ing.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Carpotlne;9,
OHCIoths,
Mattings, Etc.,
Under the stjle and firm nuns of
Llii:iOM, HIIAW Al NTI'WAKT.
Htf LKKDOM 4 8U AW.
rf WARBURTON'B IMPROVED VENTI-
eA isted sad eurtttinn Dreee lists (nsinted), in
Ihe improved fashions of the
bireei
aaat aoot to tue rust umoe.
UU'tpi
SINCE FIRST OF
$103,05000,
AND
The sales boaks of our houses are o?sa for t!i9 iaipsstloa oftn(
curious; and, will we are gratlSoi with the
JLsXii'R-e Huccchs of our Mammoth
Mttll luivo, lyy nctua-l count,
1018 MEAN '8 OVEKCOATB,
SlSMEH'S CHESTERFIELDS,
1100 MISN'S SACKS,
2872 PAIRS MEN'S FASTS,
8216 MEN'S VESTS,
THI8 IS TOO MUCH TO KEEP,
And we will Sacrifice it to get Next Season's Stock Head;.
So for the Next Two Weeks we will Accept
Offers for Lots or Single Garments,
At Rates Lower than any one else will dare to
sell at.
MEN'S PANTS,
At $'HH,&11 wool, Cost Elsewhere.
$500 At
C-Oo'At
7-00 At
At $100..
Cost
Elsewhere...
Elsewhere...
Elsewhere...
Elsewhere...
Elsewhere...
At $5-00...
At $G-50..
At $750..
At $850..
...Cost
....Cost
....Cost
....Cost
9-00
10-00
12-00
MEN'S VESTS.
At $l50,all wool.Cost Elsewhere...
Vt $2-50 Cost Elsewhere...
At $:s-50 Cost Elsewhere...
$3-00
4-00
r.-oo
At $1-25..
At $5-00...
..Cost
..Cost
Elsewhere 600
Else whore 750
BOYS' OVEUCOATS.
At
At
At
At
At
$5-00 Cost Elsewhere.,..
$(-0() Cost Elsewhere,,..
$750 Cost Elsewhere....
... $800
... 1000
... 11-00
10-00 Cost
$13-50 Cost
Elsewhere 1500
Elsewhere 2000
will keep opon every evening until 9 o clock,
E. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.!
SAFE DEPOSITE COMPANIES.
Ci:(i;UIT- A4I.fvT I.O.x.l.
BT
Burglary, Firs, or Accident.
The Safe Deposit Company,
re tbi ut
New Fire and Burglar-Proof Butldinjj,
Nm. 329 and 331 OIIESNUT STREET.
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust,
khD
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
CAPITA I.. 1,000,000
DIKEOTOUS.
H. B. Browne,
Ulsrenoe rl. OUrk,
John Welxh,
f jh.rlfM Msoslester.
Kdwsrd W. (Hark.
Altfiiuder Hon r jr.
Stephen A. (aidffoll,
George V. Tyler,
Uonry O. Gihsou.
President W. B. BROWNE.
Vioe-President-OLABENOK H. CLARK.
BeoretaiyandTreasarv-UOBKliT PATTRR80N.
Assistant 6ecrettrr-J AMES W. UAZLEUl'RST.
Tbe Company have provided in their new Baildinir and
Vtinlla absolute aeonritr against lose by t'IRR, BUR
GLARY, or AOOIDiCNT.aud
KKOKIV K 6hOUlllTIK8 AND VALUABLES ON DE
POSIT UNDER GUARANTEE,
Upon the following rates, for one rear or less period :
Government and all other Coupon Securi
ties, or those transferable bjr delivery. ...91'00 per $1000
Government and all other Securities regis
tered and negotiable only by endorsement 60 per 1000
Gold (Join or Bullion I'M per 'HOC
Milver Coin or Bullion S'OO per 100b
Silver or Gold Plate, under seal, on owner's
estimate of value, and rate aubjoot to ad
justment for bulk t'OOper 100
Jewelry, Diamonds, eta 8 0 per 1000
Deeds, Mortgsges, and Valuable Papers generally, when
of no fixed value, $1 a year, each, or aoeording to bulk.
These latter, when deposited in Tin Boxes.are charged
according to butt, upon a basis of IX feet oubio capa
city, $10 a year.
Coupons and interest will Le collected, when desired, an
roroitted to tht pwnors, for one per cent.
The Company offer for RENT, the lessee aioluiively
holding the key,
BAFK8 INSIDE TUE BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS,
At rales varying from $16 to $16 each, per annum, accord
ing (4 liEO.
Deposits of Honey Received, on which interest will be
allowed 8 per cent, on Call Deposits, payable by
Check at sight, and 4 per eent. on Time De
posits, payable on tea days' nutioe.
Travellers' Letters of Credit furnished, available in
part of Europe.
This Company is also authorized to aot as Kieoutors,
Administrators, and Guardians, to reoeive and execute
Trusts of every description from the Courts, corporations,
or individual,
N. B. BROWNE,
PRESIDENT.
ROBERT PATTERSON",
11 33 tuths2n)tp SK9RETARY AND TREASURER.
JJODGEltS AND WOSTENnOLM'S POCKET
KMVE8, Pearl and Stag Hand lea, of beautiful finish,
RODGERS1 and WADE A BUTOIIER'S RAZORS, and
the celebrated LEOOLTRE RAZOR S016SORS of the
finest quality.
Iltzors, Knives, (Sciasors, and Table Cutlery Ground and
PolieLcd at P. MADKIRA'S, No. 1158. TENTH Street,
below Che ul.
DECEMBER
l?n,lot wo
718 ROYS' OVERCOATS,
678 DOTS' JACKETS,
1481 PAIRS BOYS' TANTS.
391 BOYS' VESTS,
732 BOYS' UNDERCOATS.
HOTS' UNDERCOATS.
$.00...
$C00..
$800..
$10-00..
$1150..
Cost
Cost
Cost
Cost
Cost
BOYS'
Elsewhere...
Elsewhere...
Elsewhere...
Elsewhere...
Elsewhere...
JACKETS.
Elsewhere...
Elsewhere...
Elsewhere...
Elsewhere...
$809
9-09
1109
1300
l',-Qi
$359
459
559
7-09
$5-59
4-59
5 59
7 09
At $250 Cost
At $3 '50 Cost
At $100 Cost
At $5-00 Cost
BOYS'
At $2-50 Cost
At $350 Cost'
At $400 Cost
At $500 Coat
PANTS.
Elsewhere...
Elsewhere...
Elsewhere...
Elsewhere..,
BOYS' VESTS.
At $1-25 Cost
Elsewhere $20)
Elsewhere 27
Elsewhere 35 )
At $175 Cost
At $250 Cost
and oaturdays Uu 10 oclocir.
ROM,
COAL..
vv.
H. TAG G A R Tf
COAL DEALER.
OOAL Ol THE BEST QUALITY, PREPARED EX
PRESSLY IXR FAMILY USE.
1208, 1210 and 1212 WASHINGTON AT.,
18 t 3m Between Twelfth and Thirteenth street.
n OAL! c o
A 1L.X
COALt
J 'J'be place to buy is at
-tllTt Ithl tM COAL DEPOT.
Corner of NINTH and GIRARD Avenue.
BEST QUALITY WHIT ABU.
V.gg and Elore tfjT per toa.
Iji.ko Nut : t "
Enirle V in Nut ('(0
Delivered to any part of the city. - rllliai
pUKE LEHIGH AND SdlUlLKlLT
FAMILY, FACTORY, AND BITUMINOUS GOALS,
large stock always on band.
Southeast corner THIRTEENTH and WILLOW Street,
13 18 4m W.W.IO.D, HAINES.
WTHKI'T,
EIGHTH STREET.
IV No. 1418 N
AKU MK.IJ.ING COAL IXWER
THAN ANY YARD IN THE CITY,
FOR CASH. ihllw
C1REAT REDUCTION IN COAL.
n Splendid Stove T
Nut, per ton ft
WILLIAM HENRY,
161in 8. W.oor-NINTH and GIRARD Avenue.
SEWING MACHINES.
JMPROVED ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES
SIMPLEST, CHEAPEST, BEST LOCK-STITCH
ISEWINO MACHINES IN USE.
Bold on easy monthly payment. Examine them at
No, 030 ARCH Street.
D. E. RICE,
J2 18 Imrp GENERAL AGENT.
QARTRAM, & FANTON'S
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
ARB THB MOST DURABLE, THB LIGHTEST
AND WILL PERFORM THE GREATEST
RANGB OF WORK IN TUB MOST
SATISrACTORT MANNER,
BOLD AT 10 CASH, BALANCE 1 5 PES
MONTH,
Or special discount for cash down ; re nted $1(per montk
Also exohanged. Do not fail to examine then at
mo.' 1115 t'liKNtrr strekt.
HUT atnthl&tip "WM. T. HOPKINS.
SILVER WARE, ETO.
SOLID SILVER WARE.
TJSEITJL-AND VALUABLE
PRESENTS
TO WIFE, FAMILY, Oil FRIENDS,
WM. WILSON & SON'S
OWN MAKE.
Old Stand, Cor. Fifth and Cherry Sts.,
ISlBlmrpi PHILADKLPIIIA.
Also, A FJo. 1 Plated Waro.