THE DAILY EVENING rELEGKAPJl PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JANUAIlY 8, 1870.
FIFTH EDITION
THE X. AT EST
FROM JYEW TOR K.
. ThtTrlr:rnrh Htrlkor I.lvillrr than Eer.
lrTatrh tn The timing TeUgrayK
Nbw YortK, Jan. 8. An luformal ineetlnjrof
lLo TclcKrnpliprs' League was held this morning
t their hull in Grand rttrcet. A large number
of tho fraternity wore present, and a great deal
of enthunlaiin manifested. Despatches wcro re
ceived from ull parts of tho country, and each
one reiterated the determination on part of the
operators to stand firm. At Pittsburg, thirty
new members have been Initiated since me
strike. Stirring add recces were rondo.
Mr. Troupe, Secretary of the Typographical
Union ol the 8tate of New York, Bpoke very
earnestly, and fetronglr recommended the adop
tion of measures looking to the gathering of the
leugncas well as of trades anions generally, rn
matte, at Washington, next week, lie thought
a monster meeting at the door of Congress
would have a good effect. He expects tho ope
rators to stand firm, pledging tho sympathetic
as well as the material support of tho Typo
graphical Unions of the whole country.
Messages were read from various Typographi
cal Unions, all of which endorsed the action of
the telegraphers, i he question of pobtul tele
graphy was discussed and the majority seemed
10 favor the prospect.
Th Strike In New Orleann.
Sperint fintpatc'K to Th Eveninq TeUqraph.
Nbw York, Jan. 8. The Western Union
Telegraph Company has just received a despatch
from the superintendent at New Orleans stating
that the operators there, who bad resumed work,
have again unanimously struck, and that tne
office Is now without an operator. The men claim
they resumed on false representations uiado to
them by the company.
J be I.ewa KldnnpplnaT ').
Nkw Yokx, Jan. 8. This morning Judifs Cardoso
refused rut inotllflcatton in the decision Riven yes
terday for returning the child Corlnna Lewis to the
-custody oi tne mother.
FROM WASHIMOTOA .
Naval Bulletin.
DtpUs to Th Evening TcleurapK
Wahhinotom, Jan. 8 The naval bulletin for to
day orders Ensign J. L. Stickney to the receiving
ship Ohio, and Pint Assistant Knglneor F. A. Rett
rfe.k to the New York Navy Yard, to relievo First
Assistant Engineer W. It. Purse, rrho has bcea de
tached from that station.
A court-martial convened at Fort Russell. Wyom
ing Territory, General John It. King President, has
tried and found guilty Captain Robert Hweutniau, of
nth United States Cavalry, for violation of 4Mu Arti
cle of War, and conduct unbecoming an o nicer and
a gentleman, lu being drunk while on duty, etc. Tho
Court sentenced hliu to be eaulilercil, and the i'reil
. dent has approved the sentence; consequently, he
U no longer an officer of the army.
Tbe National Hunk.
Statement of securities held by tho Trensnrer
of the United States In trust for national bunks for
the week ending to-day, as security for circulating
notes: U. 8. bouds held per lust report, :i4'.,-!V)50;
there being no transfers, Imlaneo remains
080. As security for deposits of public moneys with
banks designated as depositaries : TJ. 8. imcurll ie.s
held per last report, $19,041,000; total securities held,
3ul,U6,oro. hhlpmenta of fractional currency for
the week to Government depositaries, sub-treasuries,
national banks, etc., amounts to fill r,0is.
FROM EUROPE.
An Engllhh Paper oa American Repudiation.
Hp the Aiuilo-American Cable.
London, Jan. 8. Tho Saturday Review of to
day, In an article on American finances, thinks
tho chances are decidedly ugalnst the repudia
tion of the national debfon the part of the
United States, because its payment is cay and
profitable.
The U'oumenlral (Joe. Hnrii oa father lira
rtutbu. Paius, Jan. 8. A correspondent of the Tentpn,
writing from Rome, retails tho dory extensively
prevailing thatTere Hyaclnthe, upon appealing
to the (Kctituenlcal Council, was uot heard or
recognized.
XI" 13 W-1T O R XX X g in s.
From Our 0m Correspondent.
New York, Jan. 8, 1870.
'Twelve Utile t hrMlnns."
A correspondent of ono of the daily news
- papers has just made seme nstoundlng discov
eries In regard to the way in which various
young Christians (let us hope they are not mem
bers of the Young Men's Christian Associa
tion) pass thoir Sundays. I don't kuow whether
he appointed himself a vigilance committee of
one, but' ho cortalnly detected a baker's dozen
of Christians lost Sunday in rather naughty
conduct. Most of these young people they
wore all male youngsters lived at boarding
houses, and, for a change, had cold homilies at
church and hot hash at h ae. Ono of thorn
went to church and stood on the curbstone when
the clock struck twelve, for the purpose of see
ing the devout demoiselles come down the stops
and display their neat little batteries. Two
others read the sporting papers In tho morning
and went to call upon some young ladies in
Greene street in the afternoon. Two more drank
any'quautlty of mixed liquors, and turned into
bod at midnight full of bad theology and worso
whisky. Other two stayed homo all day, wroto
lcttors and slept. . I wonder where they reposed
most, over their pillows or their writing
paper? Tho rest flirted with young ladies, lis
tened to religious thumping on tho boarding
house piano, read "Tom Burke of Ours," and
played dominoes. One only of these wicked
men went to church twice on Sunday, but even
he acknowledges tbe corn of having slept in tho
afternoon. In tho face of these appalling facts
the newspaper correspondent to whom I have
referred asks that free reading rooms be thrown
open all Suuday and every Sunday, and that
adolescents, Christian or Pagan, male or female,
be brought lu from the highways- and by-ways,
and have circulating libraries funnelled Into
them without money and without price. Those
Christians are in a "parlous" way, verily, espe
cially the two that went preaching to the spirits
In prison in Greene street, and I recomraond
V. . . V 1-1 , 1 . ii 1 , .
wicT uu uanueu over to iuo vuiurmssioners
of Charities and Corrections.
Colonel John 8. Da Nolle.
It is with very gloomy feelings that I an
nounce the very serious illness of Colonel John
8. Du Solle, tho principal editor of the Sunday
Timet newspaper of this city, and for many
years the weekly correspondent of another Sun
day newspapor well known all over the Union.
It is lcarcd that Colonel Du Sollo U now lying
at the point of death at his residence at Vivian
Place, Hudson City. Ilia illness commenced the
day before Christmas, just two weeks ago yes
terday, and steadily advanced". Fifteen or
twenty years ago 'Colonel Du Sollo was a
Philadelphia notoriety, having been tho editor
and proprietor of the Spirit of the Time$ pub
lished thcie, and which," iu his hands, was
lutiugullied for the caustic Impartiality
with which It attacked Che stage and
produced endless epigrams, la prose upon tho
political notorieties of the hour. Several times
he almoht puld tho penalty of his life for Just
onslaughts upou fraudulent reputatloru; on
slaughts which were eontdderod at the lliue
atrocious, but were only biilliaut aud withering.
Of recent years ho has contented himself with
the editorship of his New York paper, and with
tho preparation of his weekly correspondence.
In his distinc tive vein be Is undoubtedly the best
iroshlpy correspondent In the United States, re
taining to a remarkable degree tho freshness of
his youth, made polirnant and sparkling
with the good-natured cynicism which
only comes with experience. Ali Bah a.
KOT BEK1ED YET.
The ft. I.enl ' f Kanpeaite4 Animation
Mill In Doubt.
The Pt. Louis llepuhlican of January 5 has
tho following:
The lloltkamp mystery Is still unsolved and
unchanged. The body remains in tho satno con
dition into which it passed a week ago on Mon
day night Inst. The feature?, tho limbs, the
joints, the eyes, and the mouth remain precisely
in the samo condition as heretofore reported.
There Is nothing new pertaining to the case, ex
cept that a scarcely perceptiblo film gathers
over tho eyes, which Is removed br friends as
fat ns it gathers, which is very slowly. The
pupil of tho eye seems a natural as when the
body was full of activity. There Is no contrac
tion of cither the nose or the mouth, no addi
tional coldness, and nn nbsence of all clammi
ness. Tho room In which the body has lain siuce
tho time noted above has been brought up to an
ordinary degree of heat, with two objects Jirt,
to keep the body comfortable If life really docs
continue, and, second, If lifo has ilown, to seo if
putrefaction will commence. But up to tho hour
of 0 o'clock Inst nlgbl there was no perceptiblo
evidences of either animation or putrefaction.
There is still no time fixed lor tho burial, the
friends being fully determined to retain the
bndy until the extinction of lifo Is proved be
yond thu question of a doubt by tho presence of
putrefaction.
All day yesterday inrgfl numbers of ladies and
gcutlemcu called "for the purpose of looking at
the body, but were all denied admission. From
these numerous calls it would seem there is no
Biibtidenco of curiosity iu regard to the Htrango
affair, but that, on tho contrary, there W an in
crease. Yon Can Box
HfTTKU
AND
OiiFArra
OLOTHIMOj
OF
Bkmkktt A Co.,
AirrwHKitg Kt.sk.
AV matter trhal prHnrt may b anigntd for wnHh0
good, xtt uill tell 1rrer than th low.
Kkmksiphb THR PI.ACK,
No. Ms Mahkkt STRP.r.T.
NO. CIS MAKKKT hlHKUT,
Hatt-wat Bktwkkn Fiith ani Sixth.
liAU-WAX BKTWKKH tlTTH AMD BllTH.
PnT Ft. Tho moat 0110011181 way of guarding ont't
health la to keep tho feet dry, and that can only bo don
by tbe uao of India Rubber Ot rshoes, and as tha incle
mont aeaaon Is npon us, we would adviao our readers to
buy none bat tbe beat quility, which can only bo bad at
Goopikar'i Headquarter, No. SOS (Jhoanut itreot, aouth
tide, rhJladelphia,
Jy.WTXBT. Mr. William W. Clasaidy, No. IS S. Second
street, ha tho larfroat and moat attractive assortment of
fine Jewelry and Silverware in th oity. Porohaser eaa
rely npoa obtaining a nal, pnr article, furnished at a
price which cannot be equalled, lie also has a Urge stock
of American Western Watches in ail varieties and at all
price. A visit to hi (tore is nir to result U pleasure
and prollt,
Latest tjiom thu I.awkh. Sinoe the Introduction of
Phalon's VrTAI.IAOH Salvation pr tiik 11a is, ladies
wbo foimerly used dyes are universally abandoning tbein.
They find the new article so baiinleaa, so clean and pure,
so plraaant to tbe aonaea, and withal so superior as a
moans of renewing the original color, that tbey absolutely
ehudder wbea they think of the filthy stuff they onoe
neod.
RtrnBca OTsnsHOBS axd Boots for Men, Women, and
Children, can be had at retail at the very lowest prices,
Goodyear' manufacture, old stand, No. JOS Chesuut
street, lower side.
CURTAIN MATiilAI.8.-W. II. Carry), formorly of No.
T19 Cheonut street, has resumed the Curtain Business
with his sons, at No. 723 Cheanut street. They Invite at
tention to their stock of Curtain Materials and Railroad
Supplies.
Bui your clothing of (Jharebi Stokes, 831 Chesnut t root,
under the Contiauutal Uotol.
Trarlng Down Part of Our Mtare.
Tearing down part of our Store.
Tearing down part of our Store. .
Tearing down part of our Store.
Mot enough room for the Qooda.
Not enough room for the Goods.
Not enough room for tbe Goods.
Not enough room for the Goods.
Will sell them
Will sell them
Will sell them
Will soil them
Lower than Brer.
' Lower than Kyer.
Lower than Kver.
Lower than Kver.
Overcoats at IT 0
Overcoats at. 10-00
Overcoats at. 12-60
Overcoats at. 151)0
Overcoats at. 10-00
Easiness Coats at... 5-00
Business Coats at... S-00
Business Coats at. . .10-00
Rnslness Coats at... 13 -00
Pants (all wool) at... S-OO
Pants (all wool) at. . . 4-00
Pants (all wool) at. . . B-oo
rants (all wool) at . . 60
Pants (all wool) at. . . 7-SO
Vebts (all wool) at. . . 1 f.O
Vesta (all wool) at. . . S-so
Vests (all wool) at. . . Sto
Vests (all wool) at. . . 4-V5
Vests (an wool) at. . . 0-00
l'.o) ' OvercoatB at.. 60Q
Bois' Overcoats at., ti-ca
lloj s' Overcoats at.. 7f0
Hoys' Overcoats at.. 10-00
Boys' Overcoats at.. 13-50
Boys' Undercoats at. 5-00
lioys' Umlercouts at. CD0
JioyB' I'ndercoutrf at. 8-00
Hoys' Undercoats at.10-00
Boys' Jackets at..... S-S0
Boys' Jackets at 8-50
Boys' Jackets at 4-wi
Boys' rants at S 50
Boys' rants at. 3-U)
Boys' rants at 4-00
Boys rants at. boo
Cost Elsewhere J 10 04
Cost Elsewhere..... 15-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 18-00
Cost Elsewhere...,. 112-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 30-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 9-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 13-00
Cost Elsewhere 14-00
Cost Elsewhere IT DO
Cost Elsewhere 5 00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 6-00
Cost Elsewhere 7-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 9-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 10 00
Cost Else where...... 3-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 4-00
Cost Elsewhere. .... 5-00
Cost Elsewhere 6-00
Cost Elsewhere 7-50
Cost Elsewhero 8-00
Cost Elsewhere. ... . 10-00
Cost Elso whore 11-00
Cost Elsewhere..... 15-00
Cost Elsewhere 20-00
Cost Elsewhere 8-00
Coftt EUcwhero 9-00
Cost Elsewhere 11-00
Cost Elsewhere. ... . 13-00
Cost "Elsewhere. 3-ftO
Cost Elsewhere. .... 4-50
Cost Elsewhere 6-50
C'oRt Elsewhere 8-30
(out Elsewhere 4-60
Cost Elsewhere. 60
Cost ICIbc where, ... . '7 -00
For the accommodation of the public we will keep
open eyery evening until 9 o'clock, and Saturdays
uulll 10 o'clock.
WANiMAICKIt A UltOWN, .
WANAMAliKU Jk UltOWN,
OAK HALL, .
OAK II ALL,
8. K. t'OBNER SIXTH AND MAKKKT STKUKTS,
S. K. COKNElt SIXTH AND SIAHJiKl' sfKLTTH.
PORMAN-LOPF.R.-On theAth Instant, at the resl
d-ur of the bride's tiitbtir, by the Khv. Kichard NmitDU,
I. !., Mr. JOSKr-H K. bOkMAN.of N iw Vurk, toMias
JOsKl'HIWK S. LOl'KR, of I'uiUdelplua.
N K.BB MUSH - On Friday eveninir, UereiuW S, M!.
at tiid Faraoiiae, No. bit (Jaluitritie street, by Rkv. W. .1.
futM.ii, Mr. Vt 11 1.1AM 11. WKUUtulLwOr'UkLlA S.
MtdU, buth M tut uity.
III2I.
TtRAMJfAW. On tho 7th lt.nt, At tit rnriitnnns, Ho.
4111 Ptnartrmit.. Wiwl I'liiliuJolplii, JOHN I) H A N Jl A N,
fi'imtrlj of lUliimor, Md., in th yw of his ce.
ri.irr.-Bndilirtily. onth 4th inirtunt. CI.AKA A.
UIJfrT, in the nth fnt of Imr only duxhtsr of KJ
rd K. md Kwo A Ulift.
Tbm rrlMlrra and fnonda of tb family ar rmpootfully
Invlter to aitond tho funeral, from ner ntrentV roaidanno,
Mo. 4i N. Twelfth atreot, on Sunday afUmooo, tue Wh
tnntani, at 1 o'olwk.
IX)NAHl)lt.-f ndilonly, on the Sth tntnt, or heart
ditnee, Mn. hAKAll, wifeof the late fliilip IKinauue,
in the Tint rear ot bir aeo.
The raiatlTM and friunria of the family aro reepecMnlly
Invited to attend tbe tuner.il, from ber late renidtmee.
No. I:ts V alnut pinoe (belwrcn Skumm and Walntit an j
Hi irly fourth and 1 hirty H ti atraeia, West Phlla'MphK,
on fnnday afternoon at S o'clock. To prroaed to Moctiau
let' Cf meter?.
K)l'NT -On the ftth fnstent, after a lingering Illness
General BKNKZK I' K. H( M In Die ;Hh year ol hie axe.
11 in friends, relatiree, and frienda of the femtlyare in
vitod to attend his fuoornl, from tlie reeileno of bis
fnibei, Robert M. Konat, No. :2i U.dwo ktreet. on Tnn.
day, tae 11th ineunl, atlo'clock 1'. U. ( WaahinK'na
papvr plnaee epy.)
Mi:t)OWKI,T..-Hndilenly, oa tho morning of the ftth tn
atant, JOKKIMI MdiHW Kl.l,. in the 7'tll year of biaaKO.
Iue notice of th funoral will be Rirea.
,.r.Ki.KH.-(iii'tiii let tnatant. Sirs. AJfN VI! Ulsi'i",
wife of James Hnarlen, and danirhter of the bite 1 reilorirk
and Christiana lialdt, in thntilst year of heraeo.
Ihe relatives and friends ot tbe family, alio the mem
ber of Mount Ararat Loiltre, Nn. 7, Order of I .Art; Maiae;
alho, Wrentn of Krtnn1htp Aisoriation, No. 17. Inde
pendent Order of Phil.tzjithnnn; alio, the Adah Con
clave, No. S, of the United Urdor of Dauebtera of Malt a:
aleo, the handler Female Bonitlioial 8ncicty; and tbe
Renond Fenialu Benefioial Hnviety, anil tbe Oribnra in
Itcneral, are reapeottnlly Invited to attend tbe funeral,
from the reeldenoe ol bur huidwna), Nu. II J3 Sarery atreot.,
Kitititeenth ward, on Bunday allernnon, January 8, at t
o'clock. To proceed to HanoTr Street Burial tlnmnd.
MOURNING DRY GOODS.
I LACK GROS CHAIN SILKrt AT :3.
J JUST RKCKIVKIl. A CASK OK LTONM HKAVT
t.ROS lillAlN BLACK SIIKS AT ifiJj ALSO. Iff
M'l'KK ALL ALII IKS, FKOM $1 7i TO i A
BKSSO A SON,
MO0RNIN( DRY (iOODI,
No. 4 C1IKSMUT BTRKKT.
1)LA()K ALPACA DEPAUTMKNT.-
I BRUNO! A SON IUVK OPKNKD A I'KBHII
Sl'OCK A l.l'AC AS, FROM IITS. TO K7!o.
MOUAIKS OR iiLO.SSY. ALPAUAS, 7So. TO
VioHAIR TAMLSK OR FRKNCU ALPACAS, 65o.
TO 1.
BOMBAZINR FLVISH ALPACA", ALPACA POP
1.1 NS, AUSTRALIAN CUAl'KS, ta1 (JKNl'.S TO
l X1' MOUttNINtJ DRY Ot)D3 HOITSK,
lfi4t.-,p No. 918 UHKSNUf SflfCKT.
FOR 8 ALE.
F
R 8
ON ACCOMMODATING TK3MS,
THE LEASE AND PERMANENT FIX
TUltES OF THE FLOUli STOUK,
7io. i3o iviAisuirr miui:i;t.
Apply on th premises to
Li imp J. EDWARD AODIC'KS
EnANDSOME NEW DWELLING, WEST
Spruce Htreet, No. alli7, fourtoiy (trench root),
mlt, for owner's nae.
This is lust the kind of a residence many want, buinx
roomy and not extra larirn.
Term will be mad accommodation tn pnrobtar.
JOHN WANAMAKk'R,
IB II SIXTH and MARK KT
TO RENT.
A LARGE STORE
oiv ciiuskut stui:i: i
Ahovc Ks-vt-ntli, outh KIdo,
TO KENT.
Immediate poftseesion if detiired. Address
I i 6t "F. B. K., Inqnlrer OMce."
T TO LETTHE STORE PROPERTY M,
722 Cbesnut street, twenty flv feet front, ono bus
dred and forty-fiv feet deep to Bennett street. Bao,
kaikliris fiv sLorios hlch. Fksstsaioo Miyt, 1873. A4
dresi THOMAS 8. I'LK.TC'HKR,
II lotf DeUueo, N. J.
T O
Xfc li3 IV T,
A Desirablo Houso,
Excepting second and third storica of back lutiiaing.
Aprly between 10 A. M. and 3 P. M , at No. O115
North TWELFTH Street, 16
fm TO LEASE-LARGE WAREHOUSE ON
lall-Tni tion Jtallroad, on HWANHON Street, suitable
lor PiioDUca or l-'ouWAUl'lMO Hoi'sn
18 2w App'y No. 7W SWANSOX Street
MFOR RENT. A M0DEUATE-3IZBD
Dwelling Houhe, vrith all modern cor venlinotia, on
I AO Htreet, above Borks. Apply to D. W. OA liWAIr
I.A UKR. M. !., No lHftHN. RLKVKM'm bt.,ottoI. O.
PR1UM, No. 64 N 8KVKNTH Blreot. 1 8 lit
fm TO LET STORE AND DWELLIXO.N'O.
A3.1S1S RlDfSK Avenue. All modern eonvenienu .
Apply to IOPRICKNoW N. 8R VKNTIt 8t. 1 Ue
SILVER WARE, ETQ. t
SOLID SILVER WARE.
(JSEIUL AND VALUABLE
PRESENTS
TO WIFE, FAMILY, OU FRIENDS,
WEVT. VILSON & SON'S
OWN MAKE.
Old Stand, Cor. Fifth and Cherry Sts.,
12 15 lmrpi PHILADELPHIA.
Also, A TJo. 1 Plated Ware.
SEWINC MACHINES.
pi PROVED ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES
bIMPLKST. CHKAPKBT, BKST LOCK-STITCm
8KW1NU MACHINES IN L'SK.
Bold on aay nionthly payment Kxaiaina them at
!Vo. 940 ARCH Street.
D. E. RICE,
M l trorp GKNKRAL AGKNT.
HATS AND OAPS.
nWARBURTON'8 IMPROVED VENTI
latod and eaay Bttinc Drees Uatl rpatente), In a
tlie improved fashions of th season, OlliUUtlT Htreet
Beat door to tho Post Oflioa. 11 lit rut
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RELIN
qnished th lleatina of Buildituni by Btwun or
Water, it will be continued liy
WILLIAM U. WIRTAU,
lately nperintendinjr that department ot their bast
Dees, whom they rooiui&nd to ineir friends.
Nov. JK, im. . MOKK.18, TAbKEB OO.
VISTAR 5OOULTON,
No. 227 SOUTH FIFTH STUEET.
IIEAltNQ BY
STEAM Oft HOT "WATER.
PLANS OF PIPE CUT TO OHDEll.
LAUNDRIES AND CULINARY APPARATUS
F1TTKD UP. limiaisp
ODGER3 AND WOSTENHOLM'S POCKET
kMVK8, Poarl and 8ta Ilandlo. of beantltnl finish,
RODUFRS' audWADK IiUTUHKU'8 RAZORS, and
the oelebratod I.KCOLTRK RAZOR SOLS80HS of th
finest quality.
R7ors, Knives, Scissor, and Table Cutlery Ground snd
rolUhed at l. MAUKOU'U, Nu. lloS. TJtNTU Street,
bolow l'bsmiut.
DRY GOODS.
PRICE & WOOD.
N. W. Corner EIGHTIT and FILBERT.
FANCY GOODS
Suitable for Holiday Gifts.
1000 Faris Silk Fans,
At 75, W cnta, 1, Uin, tlfso, Htb, fi up to t
UANDHOMR V1FNNA FANS, m Job lot, ohoap.
GILT STICK FANS, unilor regular prices. .
roitTKMONNAIUS, 1!0, 85, S3, 8 1, 44), 44, B0, M, f 5y
T8, 80cent, 1, ll-Stt.
KCSHIAN LkJATlIKR PORTKMOIiSAIBS.
FANCY rCKHKS, 25, Dl, 8S, 61 cento up to $L
LACK COLTJVKH, US conU up to f 1 -at).
LACK 11DEF3., LIuea ContrcH, B0, 62 V. 9 cents,
$1 tip to I.
LADIKh LINKN IIEM8TITCIIED ILDKF3., 1, 1,
80, ?B, 81, 88, B0 op to TS ocnta.
L,DIKH COBJDED HKMSTITCHXO IIDSF9., 4
60, B, C3X, so cent.
LAL1K.V BMDUOIDSRED IIDKF9.
UXNT8' I1EAISTITCUKD IIDKFS.,81 CcnU np to
IL
CFfTS, COLOUKD BORDER I1DKF3.
liENTH' HEMMED DDKF8, all Uncn, 25, 8t, 8?, 50c
SEVERAL LOTS OF .
FANCY CJOOIW. .
Consisting of
TOIILT SETS,
VA.S&S, TULIP STANr8,1
A8ll STANDS, TKA SKrS,
iLVTCII STANDS,
CARD EBOKIVF.RS,
BULLDLNU BLOCKS,
TEN FINS, Etc. Eto.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
10 81 sw rniLADKLPHlA.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOUltTII AND AltOH STREETS,
DEALERS LV THE BETTER CLASS
or
DRY COOD8,
HAVE SEDUCED THE PRICES OF ALL
WINTER GOODS,
TO REDUCE STOCK ATD PREPARE FOR
SPRING SUPPLIES.
FINE STOCK OF SUAWJL8,
HEAVIEST SLACK SILKS,
BILK VELVETS AND VELVETEENS',
MAGNIFICENT PIANO CJVKRsi,
FINE LARGE BLANKETS,
BEST TOILET QUILTS,
DOUBLE DAMASK NAPKINS,
MOIRE ANTIQUE DAMASKS,
MUSLINS BY THE PIECE,
VERY BEST FLANNELS,
STOUTEST COTTON FLANNELS. 10 16 imw
QPECIAL NOTICE.
We shall finally CLOSE OUR BUSINESS on th lf,tu
Inst., until which time shall oiler th balance of our
stock of
LIKENS UNO LACE GOODS, ETC.,
AT
Tempting Prices.
OUR STORK, elegantly fitted np, on of tb moat
eligible situations on Chesnnt street, is fOlt RENT.
Iounadiat posEosaion will be givon,
E. M. NEEELES & CO.,
No. 1126 CIIESNUT STREET,
1 1 svisJ PHILADELPHIA.
1870.
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF MUSLINS
AKD
Linen Goodn
For llousokeepers to mak np for th Spring and Summer.
All the Leading Makes at Low Prices.
Also, continuation of our clearing sale of
SHAWLS,
SILKS,
DRESS GOODS.
CASSIMERES AND CLOTHS.
We take stock on tb first of February, and la th In
terim targaius positively may be eipocted.
JOSEPH H. TIIORNLEY'S
C'eulruIlY IM-ntril KntublUbincnt,
N.E. Cor. of Eighth and Spring Garden,
lOletf PHILADRLPHIA.
870f auappynbwybaii1870b
coorszi a. coriAtiD
ITave some great litu-RHJiw anions tha
WOOL TOPLINS,
BILK POPLINt,
LrJlCK 81LKS, -FINK
PLAIDS,
HIC'II 8IIAWLS,
CLOAKS,
BILK VELVETS,
CLOAKLNUS,
CA8S1MKBKS,
OVEltCOATINaS,
KLANKBrS,
QUILTS,
KOMAN 8CAKFS,
GLOVES, TIES,
Eta Eto.
COOPER & C0NAHD,
S. E. COKNEll NINTH AND, MAKKET,
IT mm PHILADELPHIA.
M,S. 11. DILLON, NO. AND S31 SOUTH
htreet, lias a uu-g SHHortment of fine Mlllineiy
for Lains and AJi-o, Kibboiii, hat i do, 8ilks, Velvet,
aud Velvtna, t-'rapiie, r'untlicia, l'luwern, Kramea
riaah Kilibons, Omauivuts, Muurumg Alllliuary, tJrap
Veils, eto 1 4 (
yEPIIYRS AND GEKMANTOWN WOOLS.
I J Hiockus; Yarns of all kiuris; Tidy, Crochet, and
Mendinc Cotton, wbolesal anil retail, at taotory. No.
IM LOilUAKO bUt. UIUSii
DRV GOODS.
29 . muslins: muslins: 22,'i
MUSMNRJ MUSLINS! MUSLINS!
17 PACKAGES,
448 PIECES,
19,106 YARDS,
Bleached and Unbleached MuBliai
Below Wholesale Fricei!
New York Mills, Wamsntta, O. Da vol, Willlamsvills.
Tuararora, Korrestdale, ituitof tb Loom, Semper Idem,
Whitinsviila. eto.
riLLOW-CASE MUSLINS, lt, 20, 22, And
- 25 CEiSTS.
SHEETINQ MUSLINS!
Ijinester, Cocbitnstf, Walt bain, Andosorofffin, Poiiuot.
Utica, 8 4, tA, IDA bheetinR Minima. .
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS.
Lam aasortinent, all widtlir, all qualities. j
PPECIAL NOTICE.
Otir stock of Unalins bonaht at
"BOTTOM PHICES,"
Wsoffrr with theassnrare thnt no honao In tbi city
ran undersell as. Persons In want would do well to boy
soon, as aoiii make have alrtudy advanced ono oent a
yard Id first hands.
FARICS A. WARNER.
No. 223 N. NINTH STREET.
It AROVK ItAOK.
TJSEPIJL I It U H 13 Hi V M
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
rOlNTF, HFAL VAI.KNC1ENNE, IT ft"UO
TUKEAD AND OU1PUIIU iiiluHilj
In Betts, Collars, ITtlkfs,, and by tbe jariL -
TRIMMED AND EMBROIDERED SETTS,
ROMAN SCARFS AND SASHES,
GLOVES of every description,
IM)!A AND CASHMERE SCARFS,
Together with an elegant stock of
SILKS, PorLINS, and every variety ot
DIIES3 QUODS, SHAWLS, CLOTHS, CASS1
MERES, ETC. ETC
J, W. TH03IAS,
Not. 105 and 407 North SECOND St.,
n4mr PHILADELPHIA. ,
E D U C T I O N.
We are rrrtuclng our entire stock to meet the
low tut UoM Figure".
ProBted Eenvcrs replaced from IG-00 to H 00.
Cloaldng Cloths, all reduced.
Shawls m variety, at 3 W, 4fl0, $5-00 and to-oo.
Flue French Mt-rluoeu, in titoloo hhttdes. ;
Iin-wi Goods of ull kinds, d.wn with the rest.
Black Silks, In ltuge assortment.
Table Ltnen Napkins, Doylies aud Towels at gold
pi Ices.
STOKES & WOOD,
S. W.COK. SEVENTH AND ARCH ST3..
PHILADELPHIA.
TRIMMINCS, PATTERNS, ETO.
-pO THE LADIES
PARTY DRF.BSK8 AND F4XOY COSTUMES mad.
to order at short uotioe, from unv importeil or doinestio
fashion plato. ltRIDAl, OUTI-'I fS AND MOURNING
ORDRKS ATTKNDKD TO PROMPTLY, and material!
and Trimmings funiixbod at th lusrst prices. Hatisfao
Won guarantevd at
MAXWELL'S
LAD1K.S' DRK.S8 TRIMMINGS, PAPKR PATTKRK
AK1 UR1CSS MAK1NU KXTABLISHMKNT,
S. E. COR. CIIESNUT AND ELEVENTH,
1 1 svr!3t PHILADELPHIA-
SAFE DEPOSITE COMPANIES.
BY
Burglary, Fire, or Accident.
The Safe Deposit Company,
IX THSru
New Fire and Burglar-Proof Building,
No. S29 and 331 CHESNUT STKEET.
The Fidelity Insurance. Trust,
. AKD
SAIL DEPOSIT COMPANY.
CA11TAL. l,O00,OUO
DIUHUTOKS. .
N.B.Brown. . I ltd ward W. Olarlc.
Jtaronce U. Clark, I AleianJt-r Ueni-y.
Jnbn WHili, Ktt'lilivn A. Oahlwell,
Oharles Alaoalester. I (.hitj t 'tlor,
UenrrO. (Jibeon.
President-K. B. BROWNR.
Vic President-OLARKNOK II. OLA.RK.
Becrctarvand Treasua-ROUKUT PATTHRSOX
Assistant Secretary-J AM K3 W. UAZLKUUUST.
The Compsny have proviiled In their new Building and
Vaults absolute security awtiiut loa by MRK, BL'lt
GLARY, or AOOIDKNT, and
RUOKIVB SKCURITIKH AND VALUABLKS ON DK
POSIT UNUKIt UUAKANTKU,
Upon tb followiux rates, for on a year or loos period :
Government and all other Uoupou Suouri
tios, or those transferable by delivery. ...$1'00 par $1000
Government and all other Socuritius regis
tered and negotiable only by endorsement 60 per IU00
Gold Ooin or Bullion 1-25 per liWC
Stiver Coin or Bullion g ou per 1UUC
Silver or Gold Plate, nnder sesl, on owner'
estimate of value, and rate subject to ad
justment for bulk I'M per 100
Jewelry, Diamond, eto 3 80 per
Deeds, Mortgages, and Valuable Papers generally, when
of no fixed vslne, 41 a year, each, or auoording to bulk.
Thee latter, when deposited in Tin B xo,aro ohitrged
according to bulk, upon a baaieot 1,'j feet eubio capa
city, $10 a year.
Coupons and interest will lie collected, wben desired, an
remitted to the ownuis, for one per cent.
Tbe Company offer for RKNT. tlie lessee exclusively
holding tha kny,
SAFKS INSIDR TUK BUROLAK-PROOr" VAULTS,
At rate varying from Kilo to (73 each, pur anuuui, aooord
ing to sizo.
'
Depoit of Money Reocived, on which intermit will b
allowed :-S per cent, on Call iK-potita. payable by
Check at linut, and 4 per cent, on Time De
poNits, payable on ten days' nutiiie.
Truvellork Loiters of CroUit turnlilioi, available In
parts of Kuropo.
( This Company ia aim auth.iriz.nl to ant as KfrOutora,
Administrators, sud tiujnliunt, to recuive and execute
Trusts of every liencriptiou li-oin tb (,'ouila, eorpbrutlous,
or inUividual.
II. H. BUOWNE,
PRKblDK-VT.
K0EEHT PATT2RSPN,
II 3 tutbhidiup SKORKTA It V AND TRK A8URKR.
MrYTYXAfTTT -1 would re-
ltl VVVy-. V XV X I 1 Isuentfitlly inform Uu
dertakHrs tlmt. In order to mwl tlie inuroaaud demand for
my natuut bliHl A L OAbh.n l b, t uav Uku th bug
aouii at
Ko. VH RIOOR AVKNUTC
Vltb m.ven'asi.d (aciliiK , I am n.w prepared to no.
plv i.r..ii.tl ail orders in city or ouuulry.
istiuturtri K H. KARLKY
NEW PUBL.IOATION8
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IS 16 lmrp No. 7SJ SAiiSOM Street.
OARPETINOS, ETO.
I
Cs.
WE HAVE THIS DAY
REMOVED
FKOM No. 910 A11C1I STKEET
TO
No. 635 MARKET STREET,
And have associated with us
HOBERT and AllTHUIt STEWART.
Wbo will attend to the Manufacturing of
Ingrain and Venetian Carpets.
Th. general nature of our business will be Manufaotur
log, WHOLESALE AN HETAIL,
Carpclinc;s.
Oil Cloths,
Mattings, Etc..
Under lb stylo and firm name of
sLi:i;iOM, SIIAW A NTUWAKT
1 4 tr ij:edom a shaw.
WATOHES, JEWELRY, ETO.
vC, & A. PEQUIGN0T,
MANUFACTURERS OF
WATCH CANES,
AND DEALERS tN AMERICAN AND FOKEtdSI
WATCHlisS,
IVo. 13 SoulU SIXTH 8tree(
1 1 mwrirp
MANUFACTORY Na W 8. FIFTH BtwioC
WANTS.
A GENTLEMAN OCCUPYING A RESPOND
ble position in one of the largest inatitutions of
Piiiladfliiiia, is doairous of obtaining a ai.iiu as Oaakiar
or in the I'iuiinciHl leiartmeut of a Maniilaoluring or
Mercantile K.tulilihliiiiont ol lint clnhM siaii'ling, wGere
ability aud activity are ru.iuiieJ. Addreaa "AuiL.it i.u,"
Telegraph Oiiice. l a it
WANTED A PARTNER T 1 1 ATOAN F II R
nish caiiital to hAksi4 iu th Wool busmeits. AJ
diets ia eouUJeuix A. B., tvuiug 't'olegrapU Office. U