THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1870.
5
tnoAL irxTBLLiannon.
Tl.mlclde CaiNi
Court Qwtrtor Sentvm Judge Parson.
Thl. Binrninc the CUM of DstM Gordon and Smtn
Given, ohiuna with tb. marde'r of Ann Gordon, wu
board npon nab.ss corpus, sad the Sams aridenee wni
submitted which wu taken before the Ooroier, .mi pub
lished al that time in oar local column. TtRrJodve re
manded the prisoner for trial, and fixed the amount of
bail at $30110. m
The eaee of Police Officer Max, ehared with the mur
der of the two roue men, Jamee Walsh and James Mar
tsch, was before the (Jourt npon hsbess corpus, and at the
time of oar going to press the District Attorney was read
ing the Coroner's notes.
The ItsreenbeisT I.anneT (1s,
Court of Quarttr SetsiontAUiaon, P. J.
The oommitw appointed to Inrestirste the condition
of Dr. Lewis Rosenberg, in regard to his sanity, bare
msde their report to the court, stating that Dr. Rosen
here's condition was such as to require reetrsint. Taern
fore oennsel suggested that a wairant be directed to the
managers of the Insane Asylum to reta'n hira there. His
Honor told oouneel to draw np the warrant and submit
it to him on Monday.
ETXNWfJ TKLOSAf a Omoil
Saturday, Mar 14, 1870. t
The money market is somewhat unsettled this
morning by the heary demand for call loans
resulting from the sudden reaction at the Stock
Board, and the equally sudden rise in the prices
of all classes of Investments. Under a more
stringent condition of the money market the
heavy demand upon the banks for stock loans
would have created a serai-panic, but as it l,the
full supply of available eapital has enabled
them to fill all orders withoat further effect
upon the market than a slight advance in the
former rates.
We quote loans easy but active and unset
tied at 56 per cent, on call, and at 6(5)7 per
cent, for choice business paper. The latter con
tinues scarce but in better supply than for
eeveral days past.
Gold is less active and weaker. Sales opened
at 114 and fluctuated between that figure and
114 up to neon.
Government bonds are also quiet, and, in full
sympathy with gold prices, are a fraction lower.
There was a sharp demand for Reading Rail
road, which was sold up to 52". There was
nothing doing in Pennsylvania stock, but it was
6teady at 506.
PHILADELPHIA. STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven A Bro., No. 40 s. Third street
r iiwr CUAKU.
13000 C A A m 68,89 93K
looshSchNav 6 V
100 do 6Jf
100 sh Ch A Wal.BS. 41
800 sn Read K...1.
800 do C 61
100 dO....S5Al. 62V
85 do 62 1-16
60 do S3
800 do Is. 62 Y
100 do ..rg&tn. t2i
100 do..rfln. 62
600 do.30d.baf 10. IS 68
800 do 69 8-16
100 dO....S5.62 8-16
800 do ..lfl.830. 63
100 d0.8wnAi.63 1-10
800 do... IS. 830. 63
100 d0.S5wnAI.62 1-16
800 do B30. 63
100 d0S5Ain.62 8-16
100 do..s30wn. 63
400 do Is. 62V
00 do...s5wn. 62V
100 do 62 V
100 do..860wn. 61
600 do Is. 62V
fieooo City es, New. 1024
$900 dO...... 18. 102S
1100 do 101
fWO0NPa7s 89
4000 Phil A E 7s. Is. 9V4
11000 lieL A Del 8m.
Bds... 83
flWOO 8ch N 6s '82.05 83V
40shCam AS. 11
10 do........119K
loosn Ln jNa..DW. S3
800
100
do.
do.
,1s.
8S
83
83)4
83
83
.830.
!ss6!
100
100
69
do.,
do.,
do..
111
do.. Is. 830.
83
200SUPU A E....1B. 80
100 do b60. 80V
1 ahPenna B 66 v
fT do Is. 66
cosh Lit Sea R.... ax
60 do b6. 42'
TBhLef Val. 66
13 do is. 56V
SBhOCA A R.R. 42
Oit cooks A Co. quote Government securities as
follows: U. 8. 6S Of 1881, 1167117V; 5-SOS Of 1883,
1120112! dO., 1864, lll(lll,V: dO., 1865, tllf,
1117,S do. do., July, 113X114; do. do., 1867,
114V(H4;.dO. 1868, 114114; 10-40B, 108(9
108 V ; PaclUcs, 112113i. Gold, 114.
Nabb a Ladnkb, Bankers, report thia morning
Gold quotations as follows:
10-00 A. M 114', ill-ISA. M 114
10-13 " 114 111 -IT " 114
Rw York Money and Steele markets.
Niw York, Hay 14 Stocks strong. Money
66 per cent. Gold, 114 V. 6-20. 1863, coupon,
112; do. 1864, do., 111; do. 1866 da, 111 v;
do. do. new, 118; do, 1867, 114; l. 1868,1 14 v;
10-408, 108 ; Virginia 6a, new, 69 ; Missouri 6a, 93 ;
Canton Co., 71 V; Cumberland preferred, 43 ; Con
solidated N. Y. Central and Hudson River, 101 ;
Erie, 83; Reading, 104; Adams Express, 66;
Michigan Central, 124; Michigan Southern, 9;
Illinois Central, 141 ; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
106; Chicago and Rock Island, 121; Pittsburg
and Fort Wayne, 94; Western Union Tele
graph, 83.
Philadelphia Trade Report
Saturday, May 14. There is a steady demand
for Flour from the local trade at yesterday's quota
tions, but shippers are not operating to any extent.
The sales foot np 2000 barrels, including superfine
at 14-50(34-75; extras at $58-28; Iowa, Wisconsin,
and Minnesota extra family at $5-266; Pennsylva
nia do. do. at I5-60O6-60; Indiana and Ohio do.
do. at 5-506 0: and fancy brands at 17(38-25,
according to quality. Rye Flour may be quoted at
1526. In Corn Meal no sales were reported.
The Wheat market is firm, but there is very little
demand, except for prime lots, which are in small
supply. Sales of 8500 bushels Pennsylvania red, part
at fl-40 and part on private terms; 600 bushels In
diana do. at $1-83; and 700 bushels choice Delaware
do. at 11-45. Rye la steady at 11(31 w for Western.
The offerings of Corn -are light, and the demand Is
fair at former rates, Sales of 2500 bushels Western
and Pennsylvania yellow at il-l5l-i6 and mixed
at fl-13. Oats are without essential change ; 4004
bushels dark and light Pennsylvania at 64:467c. In
Barley nothing doing. Barley Malt is more active;
sales of 6000 bushels prime New York two-rowed at
sec. and 600 bushels common do. at 60c.
Whisky is quiet at ifio for wood and Iron-bound.
Mew Yrk Praxlaew market.
Niw YOKi, May 14. Cotton dull and lower; sales
(00 bales at 23c Flour steady. Wheat firm but
quiet. Corn declining; sales 16,000 bushels mixed
Western at ll-0831-12. Oats quiet; sales 15,000
bushels State at 70A72c. Beef quiet. Pork steady.
Lard dull ; steam at I616c Whisky nominal at
tlO9W0.
J ITWITKJI H .
Mkn's OwrTHnco.
Youth's Cixthimo.
Boys' Olothihu.
New Spbino Styles.
All Kinds.
All Sizes. '
Better n style, make, and rix thaw any otheb
stock or Keadi-madjc Uabmknts in Philadelphia.
PaUCaH ALWAYS OUABANTICEU IX) WEB HAM THE LOWEST
KLSEWHXUE.
Half-way between
Fifth and Sixth tbeets.
BENNETT S .JO.,
To web Hall,
618 MtBKEI STBKT,
A New and Kleqant Public Hall. A new and ele
gant Hall has just been completed at the southwest cor
ner of Oirard avenue and Charlotte street, which is far
uperioi in its adornments, convenience of arrangement,
to., to any other hall forpubliouse in Philadelphia. It
contains two spacious, well-lighted rooms, finished with
olid chestnut and walnut throughout; tbe walls and ceil
ings splendidly frescoed, richly wrought chandeliers, eto.
to., making altogether the handsomest and most attrac
tive rooms of the kind in the city. The name given it is
Wilson Hall, and members of the Masonic fraternity,
Knights Templar, Red Men, or other organizations re
quiring pleasant and convenient meeting quarters should
inspect it snd asoertaia for themselves Us superiority over
any similar structure in Philadelphia.
See what our workmen do.
They reupholster and cover furniture.
They out and fit furniture covers.
They mend and varnlah furniture,
They alter and put down carpets.
They make over mattresses.
They bang curtains and shades.
They cover glasses, chandeliers , eto.
They do everything in a first-elass manner that could be
expected of a first-class upholsterer.
Charges low Promptness -Satisfaction.
Albebtsom A CO.,
No. 1435 Chesnut street.
A Luiibious Shave. Those who desire a luxurious
sbave, an artistic hair-cut, shampoo, or any other tonso
rial operstion, should drop in at Mr. Charles A. Duboise's
new and handsome Shaving Saloon, N. K. corner of
Fourth street snd Oirard avenue, where everything in the
Hair Dressing line is done in a way to give the utmost
aatiaf actios to tven the most fastidious customers. Mr.
Dubtise employs nene but the most capable workmen,
and a single trial of their skill will demonstrate the f aot
that his establishment is A No. 1 and one of the beat of
Us kind Ja Philadelphia.
Tounoeb bt Twemtt Yiabs is the appearance of the
mantf fifty, or the lady of never mind now many sum
mere-after be or she has charmed away the grey hairs
with PhaLON'S V ITALIA. Pleasant, clear, and transpa.
rent. No tediment.
Sold by all druggists snd fancy goods dealers.
CoUBiEttY TO Stbanokks is a marked feature in thi
management of the American House. Boston. lathe
xoellenoe of its appointments it U equalled by few hutelt
AuBait
On Bunds las. tent half past two,
The frstherlnff elonds of somhrs has
Were firing psst wlia quiokensd paoe,
As f pontsndln Id k racs.
Load pea?t pf thunder burst ! anon,
The lightning flashed 1 and then the stortfl
Burst In Its fury o'er the land.
Bringing destruction, death, oa erery hand.
The frozen rain-drops, from the skies
Fell to earth, of prodigious sixe,
And man and beast in terror fled,
While many in their fear fell dead.
The brarest of the brare aghast
Stood, while the storm went howl'ng past.
And viewed the baroe far and wide
From temporary shelter tried.
The storm exhausted, again the sua
The rains sheds Its light upon.
And there in ssfrtr, as before,
Stood Stokes' Famous Oiajthino StouK;
There people flock and take awar
The best irade Clothing of the day;
The number rou hare heard before,
In Ohesnut Street, Kioht-Twentt-Fottb.
WONDEffrrL Restoration to Health. Mr. B .
Doctor, hare you seen my -wife lately? indeed yon would
be pleated at the great change, and yet on some accounts
I think it probable you might tsks exceptions to the reme
dies. Doctor B . Pray, may I ask what are these great
remedies? Some quack medicines, I suppose.
Mr. S . They may, by the old school, like yourself, be
termed quackery in derision, but 1 investigated the
matter, and discovered that this so-callod Canceh Plant
is an old agent, and much in use, in years past, by you
high-toned gentlemen.
Doctor B . Now I see the drift of your remarks: jo 1
have been using the University Medicine that Hab
bold, at Seventeenth and Chkhnut streets, is adver
tising so liberally. Well, I mutt confoss I have heard of
wonderful oures by this same extract, but have always
doubted.
Mr. 8 . You nned doubt no more, for it is an es
tablished fnct, snd my wife's ropy cheeks are the evi
dences. To Consumptives. Wn.non's Ood Liver Oil and
Lime bss now been before tee public for ten years, and
has steadily grow a into favsr and appreciation. This
conld not be the case unless the preparation was of un
undoubted ard high ictrinaio value. 1 he combination of
the Phosphate of Lime with pure Cod Liver Oil, as pre
pared by Dr. Wilbor, has produced a new phase in the
treatment of Consumption and ail diseases of the Lungs.
This article can be taken by the most dolioate invalid
without or aati eg the disgusting nausea which is such a
prominent objection to the Cod Liver Oil when taken
without Lime. This preparation is presoribed by the
regular faculty, and sold by tbe proprietor, wholesale and
retail, A. B. Wiliior. Onemist, tio. 166 Ooirt street,
Boston, and by druggists generally.
The Kino Washer, although but recently introluced,
has proved a remarkable success, but no more than its
merits warrant. Housekeepers look upon washing
machines with suspicion, owing to the many worthless
kinds that have been offered within the past dozsn years.
No person has yet seen the King Washer in operation but
what they have pronounced it the superior of anything
vet invented for washing clothing, while the families who
nave them in use snd they are legion sneak of it in tlio
highest praise, and are unanimous in saying that they
would not be without one. liy tbe use of tue machine
wash-day is made pleasant, and as much work oan be ac
complished with a single one in two hours as a woman can
do in six with the washboard. Tbe agents for tbe King
Washer are J. 11. Ooyle & Co., No. 620 Market street.
Moths! Moms! MothbI Protect your Furs, Wool
lens, and Carpets from Moths with Oarbolated Oedar ; it
is sure death to Moths. Camphor wi'l not kill Moths.
Sold in cans at 60 cents and $1 each. A $1 can will pre
serve the clothing of a large family.
Johnston, Hollow ay A Cowdek,
. No. 602 Arch street.
Mb. WILLIAM W. Oasbidy, the Jeweller at No. 8 8.
Second street, has one of the largest and most attractive
stocks of all kinds of Jewelry and Silverware in the eity.
He has also on hand a large assortment of fine American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is now
beiog sold out below cost, preparatory to removal. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are oartain
to get the worth of their money.
For r wards of thirty years Mrs. WinsloWs
Soothino Syrup has been used for children with never-
failing safety and success. It oorrects acidity of the
stomsch; relieves wind oolio, regulates the bowels, enres
dyeenteiy and diarrbwa, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An old aud well-tried remedy. Perfectly
safe in all cases.
St. James Hotel. Boston. Massachusetts. Daring
the travelling season, if our patrons will kindly inform ns,
either by telegram or letter, of their intended arrival, we
can be better prepared for their comfort.
in aoooraance wiin tue reauction in tue vaiue 01 goia,
the transient board at tbe bt. James is reduced to Four
Dollars per day-
Proprietor St. James Hotel.'
DBY FSET. Tbe most effectual way of guarding one's
health is to keep the feet dry, and that can only be dona
by the use of India Rubber Ovrrshoee, and as the incle
ment season is upon ns, we would advise our readers to
buy none but tbe best quality, whiob can only be had at
Goodi ear's Headquarter, No. BUS Obstnnt street, couth
Ida, Philadelphia.
RUBBEB Oyxbshoks and Boots for Men, Women, and
Children, can be had at retail at the very lowest prices.
Ooodyear'i manufacture, eld stand. No. bus Uhesnnt
street, lower side.
Sinoeb's Family Sewtno Machines,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly instalments.
U. r . uavis, ro. oiu unesnui street.
BUY your Furniture at Tbe Great American, No. 1302
and 1204 Market street. Cheapest in the oity.
WANAMAKER
New Buildings, though so greatly
enlarged, are still thronged
daily.
New customers are delighted with
the treatment they receive at
Oak Hall.
New scale of prices adopted since
the opening ot tbe new buildings
satUhes everybody.
New sales are enormous, last Satur
day's being the largest ever
made.
WHAT OF IT?
BROWN'S
WANAMAKER
BROWN'S
WANAMAKER
BROWN'S
WANAMAKER
A
BROWN'S
Firtl. Of all the Clothing Houses in
ruuaueipma not uue is uau
so popular as
OAK HALL.
Second, Of all price charged for ready
made uiotuing, none are so
low as those of OAK HALL.
Third. Of all well-dressed men of Phi-
ladelpbia, they are tne Dost
dressed who buy their clothes
at OAK HALL.
Fourth. Of all the efforts ever made to
jileaae tne peooie, tne great
est and most successful are
being made now at OAK HALL.
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOTJSK
AMERICA,
WANAMAKKK A BROWN'8
OAK HALT, HIXTH and MUtKRT Streets.
OAK 1IA1.L. (SIXTH and MARKKI' Streets.
OAK HALL, SIXTH aud M 4.RK tt T Streets.
OAK HALL, hlXTH and MARKET Streets.
iiAstitii:i.
Jackson Sim prioN On Wednesday evening, May
11. at their residence. No 10;i5 Morris street, by the
(ev. w. j. rsxson, Air. jomki-h a. jAtuw wj 01 13s
Kuova IS. hlMi-BOJ, ooui 01 mis cuy. t
zil:i.
Bekbon On the 13th tuu.t, At.it KDga bbn
friK. in the KSLh vear of Ills title.
The relatives aba menus 01 me iuiuuj are luvnea
to attend the fuuural . from his lute residence, No.
1M(1 nruce street, on MunOav. the 10th instant, at 8
o'clock P. M. Interment at W oodlands Cemetery.
Harris. On tbe 12th instant, John W. Harris,
In the Mlth veur of Inn Hire.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No.
fthOo Locust street, on Mouday,. the 16th instant, at 9
o'clock. Interment at Luurei 11111.
Puu.Lir8 On the lstU instant, Auoa Phillips, la
the 6bth year of his age.
ilia relatives and mends are respectfully invited
to attend Ms funeral, from his late residence, No. 610
Marshall street, on Tuesday, the 17th Instant, at 3
o'clock P. M. Funeral services in ureen street m.
E. Church at 8 o'clock precisely.
Thompson. On the morning of the 12th of May,
Ellin, wile of Benjamiu P. Thompson, and oldest
daughter of Price 1. aud Margaret K. Pattou.
The relatives aud friends of 1 lie family are Invited
to attend the fuueral, from tpe residence or her
parents, No. N. Fifth streut, above lirown, ou
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
HATS AND CAPS.
WAR BURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI
Uited snd easy titling Iies Hats (patented), in all
tbe idj proved fabhiuoa of tbe season.
a. Ullc-oau t street
More
FACTS
fob the
PtOPLK.
at Cmi to tu. fust uinve
UUrvi
GLOVES, ETOi
1000 DOZ QENUINK JOUVIN KID
OLOVIS, ALL COLORS, AT $1.
TDH BEST KID GLOVES FOB II IN AMERICA
ARB BEINQ SOLD AT
"PROCTOR'S OLD 8TAND,"
Ifo. 120 CHESNUT ST.
CANTON MATTINGS.
4-4 Snpotior WbitA Matting. 80 cents.
4-4 B 11 peri or Red Matting, fft cents.
4-4 Striped Fancy Mattings, 46 cents.
6 Red Msttinirs. 4e oents.
6 4 White Matting, 40 oents,
(Jheapost Mattings in the oity.
AT "PROCTOR'S,"
No. WO CHESNUT ST.
TARASOLS. PARASOLS.
An elegant line of all the new designs of Parasols.
CHOICE PONGFB GCOLLOPKD PARASOLS.
"PROCTOR'S,"
No. MO CHESNUT ST.
600 DOZ. ELEGANT QUALITT HEMSTITCHED
IlUKrtJ. AT i960.
WHITE AND BLACK BAREGE SHAWLS.
800 of the well-known Patti Bhawls at $2'S0, retail,
NONPAREIL SUITS
For children from two to eiirht vaars old. all ( an nn.
on, st half the cost ot manufacture. Pnoes from $1'76
10 $0.
1 flic HKW PATENT
SQUARE POINT SPIRAL. SKIRT.
To be had only at
"PROCTOR'S OLD STAND,"
It No. 920 CHESNUT ST.
MOURNING DRY GOODS.
FOll MAY SAIs12S.
BESSON Se SON
HAVE LATELY RECEIVED:
Black Hernsnis. all widths and Qualities. SO oents to
$3 76; Knglish Grenadines, ii oents; Silk Urenadinos, etc
Lyons Gros Grain Black Silks, of the beat nukaa anl.
from $ ISO to $5.
to Si f25 : Australian IGraoes. 60 to oan ta : M ohai r Tarn i
or 1 ranch Alpacas, 62jo. to $1.
Black Ground and Whit Ground Rneliah and Franah
Lawns, Jacenets and Organdies, 25 to 60 cents; Plain
Black Lawns, Organdies and French Jaconets.
Black Thibet. Bernani. Orana Maretz. and Banwra
Square Shawls ; Hernani Points.
Second Mourninc Dress Goods and Grey Mixed Poplins.
from 18 cents to $1'25; yard-wide Black and White Eng-
liflU un in ties.
Black English Bombazines: Black Bilk Cbstlies : All-
wool Mousselines, Tamises, Batistes, Parisiennee, etc
Blok Rnsliah Crapes and Crape Veils: Jouvin's and
Oourvoisier's Kid Gloves; bilk Gloves; Ribbons; Parasols
and Bun Umbrellas; Kutlled Skirts.
And au other uooas requisite lor mourning attire.
Mourning Dry Goods House,
No. 918 CHESNUT Street,
6 12 thstu3trp PHILADELPHIA.
INSURANCE
AMERICAN
Life Insurance Company
OF 1III1IELIII1A.
Organized 1850. Income 18G9, $1,187,18G'44
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jamee Pollock, Ex -Governor of Pennsylvania, Direc
tor of U. 8. Mint.
J. Edgar Thomson, President Pennsylvania Railroad, 238
S. Third street.
George Nugent, Gentleman, residence, German town.
Albert O. hoberts, Kx-Preeident Fourth Nat. Bank.
Philip B. Mingle, Seed Merchant, 1U8 Market street.
Hon. Alex. G. Oattell.U. S. Senator. m
Issae Uazlehnrst, Attorney at Law, 608 Walnut street.
L. M. WhUldin. Mrobt. SU and 3 Uvntlll Freul.st.reSS.
tlsnry IV. Bennett, urooani, i nvuui. uunu
ii.. J. nr lain ir..PMl..t Rantith Nit. Bank.
James L. Claghorn. President Oommeroial Nat. Bank.
JolmWanamaker,6ak Hall Clothing Uoose.SU and 820
Ubesnut street.
TH8 AM KB 10 AN issnee polloies on all desirable plana
at low rates, and for security and promptness In writing
lotses is unsurpassed by any Company In the United
States.
S. E. Cor. rOURTH and WALNUT Sti.
ALEX. WHILLDIN, Freeldent.
JOHN 8. WILSON, Secretary.
Reliable men wanted aa Agent. 4 9 16 28 tathslOtrp
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, ETO.
NOBUT, BROWN, NOBLIT & CO.,
Hoi. 222 and 218 S. SECOND Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Importers, Manufacturers and aalsri
Upholstery Goods,
Car Trimmings,
Cabinet Maker.' and undertaken'
Findisgi.
Swiss and Nottingham Curtain,
Half Seating, Curled Hair Beddinsr
ETO. ETC., S18Sm5p
Wholesale and Retail.
WATOHES.
C. & A. PEQUIGNOT,
MANUFACTURERS OP
WATCH CASES,
AND DEALERS ITA AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
WATCHES,
No. 608 CHESNUT Street.
MANUFACTORY, No, 82 South FIFTH Street
FURNITUREs
GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE
AT
IIENKELS',
THIETEENTH and CHESNUT Sts.
$IOO,000 WORTH
AT
AUCTION PRICES.
All Warranted as Firit-clasi Goods.
CEO. J. HENKEL8.
8 14 Btuthlmrp
PLUMBING, OAS FITTINQ, ETO.
ftm P. O C E L 8 B Yf
No. lOir WALNUT Street,
PLUMBING, OAS, and STEAM FITTING.
Orders by mall and country work promptly at-
teiiueu tu.
Personal attention paid to Jobbing.
ALL W ORK WARRANTED. if
DRY OOOD8.
JOHN BURNS,
nOUSE-FURN18HINa DRY GOODS AND IMPOR.
TER OF noSIKRf,
Noi. 848 and 84T 8. ELEVENTH Street,
AbOTe Spruce.
Just reeelved, per steamer, full lines ef
GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
.?!""! S5. "'o.. to flnmt Imported.
IA aies Osure Merino V eU, reatnlsr made. 75o. op.
Children s Uauie Merino Vests, all size, and bast
tnskes.
Oents fnll regnUr mMt Half Hose, SU. 86, 81o. up.
Lathee' re -nlr roads Hose, 86, 98, 81, 87o. np.
Ladies' extra Ion. Kn.lish Uom, S5o. np.
J.? VT t0Baln Balbri.san Uose. 2, 75o.
Children's X. , sad eitra-lon. Knclish Hose.
Fnll line Cartwrignt A VTaraeP. Oaus. Sliirts.
WHITE GOODS, PIQUES, ETC.
Cord snd H ired rtqnes, S3, M, 81, ?5o. up.
Plaid Mnslins, SO, 82, 83, 4i. , 31, 7o.. np.
Rotted Swiss. Tarlatans, French Muslins.
Tueked Muslina for Dresses, 86e. np.
llamburf Kdgings and Inserting..
IIOl'SH.FUKNISniNU DRY GOO II J.
8 4 Belgian and Barnslev Table L'nen, $1, np.
lismssk Napkins, from tl per dozen to Uoost imported.
I j.uflk..i;.. -I . J . v. a i : . :
Pillow Linens, Bolster Linens, Sbirting Linens.
5-4, 4, 8 4, 9 4, 10-4, 13 4 Bbeeting snd Pillow MusUns.
Towel, for Kitchen, Bed-room, and Bstb room.
Marseilles Quilts, finest qualities and largest size.
Honeycomb Qui Its, largs size, $1'45, up.
I.1NENS FOR IiADIKS SUITS, 35c, VP.
Auction Bargains In Ladies' and Gents' Hdkfs.
Shirt Bosoms, obeanest and bast In the citv. of onr own
wake and best quality Linen. It
91. C A L D W 1. L H,
No. 61 N. EIGHTH street.
Black SllaB, 87c., tl, 11-37. 10, $1-62, $1-76, $1-87,
12, 12-26, 12 60, fl-76, $3.
Black Satin (out blaa), f 1-60, l-75, $2, 12-25, 2-50.
Black Alpaca and Pure Mohair, 25c np to tl.
Black All-wool Delaine, 7-4, 62c, 75c., 87c.
Black Tamlse, tl, tl'lStf.
Black Grenadine, All-wool and Silk and Wool, 37c,
60c, 62c, 75c, tl.
Black Grenadine, S yards wide, $3-75, $3, $3-50.
Black English Barege, 25c, 23c, 31c.
Colored Silks, Blue, Brown, and Green, 11-25.
Do. do. Blue, Brown, rink, White, etc..
tl-76.
Flaid 611kg, $1-37, l-60.
Japanese Silks, tl, tl'12j.
Do. do. Dtess Patterns, $12, $13, $14, i
Silk Popllnette, tl ; Striped, Plaid, and Plain.
Silk Popllnette, Figured, $1-25.
Silk and "Wool Barege, tl, 1112.
Silk and Wool Rolled Poplins, 7sc.
Figured English Grenadine, 20, 25c
Da French Grenadine, 45, 60, C2c.
Colored Unen for Dresses.
Pink and Buff French Lawn, 25, 81c.
French Chintz, Pink, Buff, and Blue.
French Llsie Ginghams, 25c
Mottled Mohair and Poplins, 25, 81, 37c.
Mottled Poplin, 6-4 wide, 87, 60, 62, 76c.
Striped Mohair, 25c, wide goods.
Japanese Poplin, 25, 81c
Shirting Linens, very cheap.
Wash Damask Table Linen, 37, 44, 60, 62c.
Linen Towels, 1 2, 15, 20, 25, 81, 87c.
Birdeye Linen, 25 up to 75c.
Hemstitched Linen Hdkfs., I2jtf, is, to, 25, 81c.
Gents' Hemstitched Hdkfs., 15, 25, 81, 87, 60c.
Ladles' Hemstitched and Corded Hdkfs., 85, 81c.
Plaid Nainsooks and Swiss Muslin.
Plain Nainsooks, Cambric, Swiss Muslin.
French Muslin, French Jaconet.
Puffed Muslin, 62c.
Tucked Muslin, extra cheap, 28, 81, 87, 40c.
Figured Pique, 25, 81, 87, 60c.
Cordnd Pique, 87, CO, 62c.
French Corded Pique, 62c. 6 18stn2t
223. FABIES & WARNER, 223
NORTH 1 INTIIt ABOTE It ICC,
WILL OPEN TO-DAY
A very Urge lot ef Hamburg Edgings and Inserting i.
in choice, scarce and desirable styles, cheap.
All-wool Tweeds for M en's and Boir wear, at SUo. ; usaal
price too.
White Uanton Matting, Soo.
Bed and white Canton Matting, 85o.
From auction, Nottingham Curtain Lace, at 85, 81, and
870. a yard. La oe Curtains, ti pair.
One case extra wide whit. Pique, 25o.
Corded and figured Piques, at all prices.
Black Alpacas a special 1 7. Wi guarantee our black
Alpaca, to be better in quality and color than what are
ntually told fur tbe same prioe. Black Alpacas, 35, 87tf,
45, 50, 61, 75c., etc. Our 50 and 62jo. numbers cannot
be surpassed.
Mixed Goods, for sul's, 2j. 81, 37X, 50, W, 62, 75o.
Black Hsrmanies! Black HermaBi(.!6sX, 7cc.
Mnrseillts Quilts! Marseille. Qailta! tl SO, 8, 350, 4,
4-50,5. 6. 7, 8, 9. 10. 12. 15.
Stock replenished 01 the onginil Ja'-qiard Loom
Quilt, at t250, far surpasses any other qtilta in tie mar.
ket for spring snd summer wear.
Plaid Nainsooks, 18, 83, 35, 81, 37, 44, an 1 50c.
Coft finish Cambrics, 85, 28. 31, 35, 40, 44, 50o.
Plain Nainsooks, 0, 25, 81, 87. 44, too.
Victoria I awns, 10, 30, 6, 81, 37V, 60c.
Btrited Na nsooks, Swiss Mul s. Organdies, eto.
FA1UE3 & WARNElt,
No. 223 N. NINTH Street.
N. B. Will open, on Mondsy, on more eas of Riubaix,
Poplins, in choice shades, 80. 4 flaw
Just received, a handsome assortment of
LAMA LACE 8ACQUE9, In white and black.
LAMA LACE ROTUNDES.
LAMA LACE POINTS.
PAISLEY SHAWLS.
PRINTED, CASBMKRE SQaWLS.
BEDOUIN MANTLES.
JOHN W. THOI-1A0,
Nos. 405 and 407 North SECOND St.,
8 30 Smrp
PHILADELPHIA.
BLACK FRENCH LACE
for Bailor Jackets, etc.. a suoenor quality. 20 inolios
mide for16u a ysrd (2V yards a Jacket pattern, for
$4 12)4). elegant design, and said to be worth much more
lu Europe. BACK ENUISII IiACE,
for Sailor Jatkets.eU., 130 Inches wide, all silk, only 1 a
lard ladies will find it quite economical to muks Jack
its out ol the sbove very cheap Laces.
IJNKN FINISH CAMBRICH,
full ard wide, qnite fine, 85 c.nU per yard. Very cheap,
a.piui;u lack iianukkuciiii:f
Will open today some hundred. Only 35 cent. Very
nice for children's neckUes, eto.
BILK ILLUSION.
Only 12X conta for a very good White Bilk Illusion.
II LACK BILK IOVVEI MiT.
Just received, a case of B ack 8ilk IJotted Net, better
than uaual for the prioe.
BATIN ri.AlD NAINSOOK.
Another lot of that very good 5oent Plaids.
MAKSKILLKS TKIHIIINIiS.
A lot of 1 igh oust goods at 44 and 50 cents s ti-s,at
Lace. Euibioideilf. and White ;o.i fiiure.
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No. 2? NORTU EIOrTn STREET.
Will commence ou MONDAY their
Sctal-Arnnal Cle&ranei Bale.'
Tho Greatest Bargains will be rlyen la Hosiery,
Hdkfa., Embroidorlea, White Piques, Parasols, Fana,
Oorsets, Lisle and SUk Gloves, White Gloves, Bal
Gloves, Bows, Ties, Lace Collars,
Poiitive Bargains will be Givei.
We cannot enumerate prices, tmt a call will con
Tlnce 70a we mean this to be a
CLEARANCE SALE.
Our Eld Glove Stock la unequalled In the city 0 f
Philadelphia.
Kid Gloves at II DO, 11-83, tl-60, 1175, and 11-30 for
our One glove, the "Hartley."
Every pair warranted. If they rip or tear, another
pair given In exchange. t witfrp
TR THBM. NO RISK.
WHOLESALE
SAXE
J, (VI. HAFLEICH,
Nos. 1012 and 1014 CHESNUT STEEET,
WILL OPEN MONDAY, MAY 16,
A. NEW IMPORTATION OF
DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
100,000 YARDS FINE FABRICS FOR SUITS ;
REDUCED TO TWENTY-FIVE AND FIFTY CENTS. -
BLACK GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. Zl
ELEGANT MADE-UP SUITS $10, WORTH f 20.
1000 LLAMA LACE SACQUES AND SHAWLS.
GREAT NOVELTIES IN CHILDREN'S DRESSES.
GRENADINES, LAWNS, AND ORGANDIES, 25 CENTS.
20 CASES NEW FABRICS FOR SUITS, 25, 30, 50 AND 62J CENT 8; j
10,000 YARDS BLACK HERNANI AT 75 CENTS.
BLACK SILKS, fjl'50; PLAIDS AND STRIPES, 87 CENTS, $1 and $1'25;- I
NEW STYLES IN LINEN SUITS AND SILK SUITS, ;
500 DOZEN KID GLOVES AT REDUCED PRICES. j
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH HOSIERY. lt
SEW STYLE SEA-SIDE JACKETS. ' ' '
SPECIAL
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISOfi;.
WILL CONTINUE THEIR POPULAR SALE OF
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
IN FIRST-CLASS LINEN GOODS, LINENS, AND HOUSE-FURNISHING DRY
GOODS, LACE AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, EMBROIDERED
PIANO AND TABLE COVER8, WHITE GOODS, LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS, AND EMBROIDERIES, 0rawt
Comprising the most extensive assortment ot FIRST-CLASS GOODS ever offered- in tM market
No. 1008 CHESNUT STRE
DRY OOODS.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Positive and Peremptory Sale for the
Next Sixty Days
"ATTHORNLEY'8,"
EIGHTH and SPRING G AH DEN SU.
PHILADELPHIA.
Goods having been offered to me "BO CHEAP," I
have been tempted to bay very largely, and am now
determined to CUT DOWN MY STOCK very con
siderably, and THEREFORE offer Special Bargains
IN DRESS GOODS,
LINEN GOODS,
SILKS AND SHAWLS,
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR
LACE GOODS, WHITE GOODS, and CORSETS,
BEST KID GLOVES, LINEN HDKFS., Etc Etc.,
DOMESTICS of every make and quality.
JOSEPH H. TH0RNLEY,
h'OBTHBAST C0BNKB
EIGHTH and SPEING GARDEN &ts.,
S 3 thstng PHILADELPHIA.
EIDER, WALTON & CO.,
215 N, NINTH Street, 215
ABOVE RACE, Philadelphia,
In order to meet the popular demand for CHEAP
GOODS, we are now offering our entire stock at
Email advance on
COST.
Mixed Drees Goods, 85, 88, 810.
Double width Dress Uooda, 61, 87, 4ff, 50, 62, 70c,
One case dcjable width Grey Fopllns, 87)c.
Small lot fcitk aud Wool Fopllna, 6-4, tl.
feteel-oolored AU-wool Poplins, 60c
Greeu, Mode aud bteel Poplins, 62c
Steel and Pearl 6-4 Alpacas, 44c,
Mottled GiDftbaius for suit.
Dappled Mobairs (bargain), S0c
Elegant quality black and White 8ulUnga,So.
BLACK ALPACAS.
We keep one of the flu est assortments of these
poods in Philadelphia, and caunot be undersold, as
we have reduced the enUre line. Prices, M, its, 81,
MX, toe. io i.
We Invite special attention to our double-faced
CO cent numbers; unsurpassed In color and lustre
Plaid Nainsooks, 18, So, 26, 81, 87tt, 46, 60, 640.
Plain Iaii,8'ks, So 25, is, 81 to 62Xc
Svkit-a Mulls, 13, l& V. 2, V5, 83 to too.
ftriped Nauooks, 0, S3, M, 81, 8XC
Figure rt Piqua 19, 25, sh, 81, itt v. 45c. ; 8triped
Piques, i?, 81, 87k;, io ! oue cauo ha L-ulaa
f iirued I'miw, ; cite lot vard FUid Muslins,
8XC : yard- wide Ptrcales, 83o. o I suiw(att
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NOTICE.
DRY GOODS.
C. H. HAMRICK & CO
No. 45 North EIGHTH Street,
"WHITE MARBLE STOBE,
-WILL SELL TO DAT.
BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS. I. I "35, I SO, 175, t
BLACK GEO GBAJUt SILKS, 3'2S. 8 60. 175. 8 n
tea.
BLAC K HERN AMI. 31o., 87, 60, 62X, 73. 87X, $L
BLACK HKRNANI. GRKAT BARGAIN, 1-S5.
ORENASINK, KBW STYLE FIGURES. $1-85.
LLAMA PwINTES. 780. LESS IN PfliOK THA1C
HERETOFORE.
LLAMA JACKETS BELOW MARKET RATES.
WK OK LY t ELL REAL LLAMA GOODS.
PIQUSS I f GRKAT VARIETY.
JOB IN DRtttS GOODS 86o., WORTH (Oe.
JOB IN PRESS GOODS 44o., WORTH 75c.
THESE GOODS MUST BE SEEN TO BEV
APPRECIATED.
BASH RIBBONS. JUST RECEIVED, BELOW
VARKKT RATES.
CLOEINO OUT PsRBSOL8 AT COST.
KID GLOVSP, AIL THE NEW SHADES.
CNE CASE ALPACA LUSTRES 12o., WORTH 85a.
B1AOK ALPACA, REAL DRIVES, 85o. U75o.
AXL THE NOVELTIES IN HDKFS., TOWELS, AND)
I.APK.INB AS THEY APPEAR,
WE SOLICIT A CALL.
C. II. IIA9IRIVI Ac CO,,
6 14 stu3t Ko. 4S NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
SUMMER RESORTS.
JREMONT HOUSE,
CAPE SLAY, N. J.
This Honse will open for the reception of guests oa
JULY L Applications for rooms oan be made at
No. 1903 MOUNT VERNON btreet. Terms, f IB per
week
W MRS. E. PARKINSON JONES.
Q ONGRE 8.8 HALL,'
CAPE MAT, N. J.,
Opens June 1 Close October I4
Mark and Simon Hassler's Orchestra, and full
Military Sand, oX 120 pieces.
TERMS 3 -60 per day J une and September, f t -M
per day July and August.
The new wing is now completed.
Applications for Rooms, address
4U(3t
J. F. OAKc proprietor
&')0 ni.fl 115,000, tlO.000, ANDSEVE-
Jf' VVlU.ralsom. "f.'oOOO to lao t
Wong i.7 ur c l . oi tig. S-, KlriOBiO McCAY, .tin
a WaLNUl buses. - HV
UUl Country.