BAliatOAD ACCIDIENT.
Collision on the Morrie. and I
AnMond—One Man Killed.
Monday afternoon the ma)! train on the Morris
and Esscz Railroad, which left the New York
terminus at :3.30 o'clock. came in collision with a
coal-train CM a curve n little. east - of Chatham,
causing the death of ItoblOsborne, a brakesman.
A passenger ,on the mail train .states that at the
time of the accident a
a train of empty coal car was s s
backing down upon upon which It is th
practice to ran both empty and loaded cool cars.
The shock given to the mall train occasioned great
excite/avid among the passengers, aud after re
covering froth their fright they immediately set
in work 10 nseertain the ex;ent of the injury.
The engine of. the train was found to be con
siderably damage Mail d, as was also the bag
gage eur, , which crushed its way through the
tender. L tider the th'bri. , Robert Osborne.a brakes
man, was discovered with both legs ' fearfully
mangled. Au engine was at once despatched to
Madison for medical aid, and returned as soon as
possible with Drs. Gray and Vanvagan. On ex
amining Osborne, they pronounced him past as
sistance. The injured loan expired at 11 o'clock
on Monday night. Thomas Keenan, the engi
neer of the mail train, says he did not see the
flag. Keenan was arrested, and lodged in the
Morristown jail. A report that some of the pas
sengers were injured was not confirmed at the
office of the Compny. The matter, it is stated,
will be thoroughly investigated.
St%!nave Still •r—No Funds
—No Trade. Fighting.
Fora AT, rEnicE. .p by way of HAvANA,
Oct. 1, 1867.—Salunve's position is becoming
daily more,dangerous, and the recent insurrec
tions are attributed to the machinations of Cabral.
Salnave is reported to be favoring the schemes of
Baez at Pdrt au Prince. The •Concordat is. an
noying the government very much, as thelatter
is unable to support the clergy.
All commerce is paralyzed; no products what
ever are arriving, and some vessels have been.
tying here since June. Currency has fallen to
the rate of forty Havtien dollars for one Spanish.
CITY NOTICES.
Tun GREAT AMERICAN Comnix,VrioN BurroN
um.r, ' EItSEAMINC , ANI , FF. MAoumr..
What does it combine? All that is de
-s:rabic in that kind of mechan%m: It com
bines two beautifully constructed machines sn
unc, making with equal lacility 'and perfection the
Button-hole and Oversenming stitch, and doing n il
other kinds of new iug with a beautiful Lock-stitch.
It combines simplieiiy sOth certainty in its move
ments, easily manrezcd, and rarely missing a stitch
under any eircommuces. It combines the useful with
the ngreeable—eininently. useful in the great variety
of work it still do,, and most agreeable in the manner
ofits performance. If you would see it. call at the
konthwest corner of Eleventh and Clie,tnut :Areas.
TRH GOLD MEDAL. RANta:.—To-day, in making
our annual autumnal visit to the various stove and
range manufactories for which Ph:ladt.lilibia has long
Lcon.noted, wo called at the extensive establishment
er. Mr. J. S. Clark, No. lOofs Market street, above
Tenth. Last autumn we called at Mr. Clark's com
modious and attractive Sak eroolu, and examined.wit
attention and satisfaction his newly invented Gr
Medal Ilot-Air Cooking Range, which was rap'
coming in:o successfu To-dpy we were gre
to learn that this justly celebrated range has et
parsaed its progressive and popular career mitt
attained a higher degree of public favor than
'range yet introduced.
Mr. Clark now daily sells a large number
Medal Ranges., which. .lycing perfect and
their construction and operation, all w
bestow upon them the higheq coalmen
facturers of other kinds of ranges
Clark the Gold Medal gauge for their
The great and leading merits of
justly popular range are its plain
meat, cons enience of manageme'
ration, end its. great CCOLOmy p
fuel. While perfectly pc•rforn
asses of cooking and baking,
above and heat the water for
Mr. Clark sells the Got'
guarantee ,hat it is as •
Manufacturer and dealer
honorab!c• reputation cir
ldehly important eon.
this superior• and veld
We respv.tfally rer
and others to call al
dive establi,hment i
r:u idly se tie_ tb
as to enable
tie excellent and
practical arrange - -
perfection of ope- .
the ,consumption of
ng the important pro
t will heat two rooms
bath-room.
Medal ltaMT with the
iepresented, which, from a
ho has maintained a strictly
mg the last thirty years, is a
iteration to the purchasers of
/,rated range. -
ommeud honsekeepers,merchants
Mr. Clark's extuniVe and attrac-
/No. 'MIS Market street, where he is
Gold Medai liahg , : at prices so luw
pm - claw who )% ish to obtaiu the best
d to the polite.
2. - ir.g.: yet off.:ri
Capt..: Caps: Cnp, : •
C , Afords!, 01,1durcis:
hentnut etr el.
noi , y 1.::so•A mean George
• the r,r , wacci sc.nrcelloner, at :No. 1i
Carcic n t. Ilit.l3tca-lfl.niti, Caramel.,
( athl l}(.. are dc-er: effly lu the high,. t
wlth f.ll clatster. For Lemon., Bah-
Datc.. etc.. this r-jtc.t. the place.
Gr. 6 kk: liARLn'.- Highest Preniitira Sewing
hif.cLias, C1IQ:=1.T1'111-trcut.
8rr,0 , .: Co..- Iskw and Elegnnt Restaurant
na0.1)11,1:r4 No. in Furn,t 1 , st! , :•et, are
:e-or; for , r .t.tit!..111(.2i tiCriCiollti
all the ilentaf.'l thf.
--!
laps! Cap.: Cap-.
Oak:bal.! flakl,rllE: Oak fufd
Cl ,e;nut :-1
F.:lsr. ,treet:treats Cancers and
t;:.1.7: unparalk;ed ;:acceti , ,, by a
Cana': l!t mah.F.t.
JeNr-s'• t:35 Duck Street, below Third,
revived by W. P. Ll.rktn the European plan.
Meals from 6 A. N. to IL' P. 'Y. lodging for
gueet.t3". Bor_se open r,ll eta. per night.
JOEN B. (4,, illlecture Horticultural
Hall, Ottebert , tli nod loch.
"Pt 1 tl. yOur Slove4 before election," and not
after, if yea vorici. NV . l'4l to 1 0111fott:Ibio
a:A if cc•lnfortable out-doors at this rea , on, Lay u. fall
ermat att Charle , , Stokci.. & 'to:, 11M-ell:.fr,_Cluthli.7
buds: the Ccailuenfal Lutri..
HA JfATsr.
: Clips!
4..a16 krde : Oaldu7d,: Oakikirdi!
Chtst.,:a rtre , ,t. SCt
DEAFN7,49, ISLLND.74:B AND tP.M.—
J. M. D., Professor of the Eye and Ear, treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with
the ntrno:,t , stiCeeSs. Testimouia:s from the most
reliable cuirces in the city can be seen at his office, No.
ELC O S Arch street. The medical faculty are invited to ac
comparay te2 1 , 4*.". , :nt. , ,, as he has no secrets in hie
practice. Ara:fir:l eyes it:se:led. No charge made
tor examal....atio:a.
LSll..\(:: B. EVANS,
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES,
Naval Stores and Soaps,
No. 1C North Delaware avenue, Philada
c..:?."11 ,11;
INDIA RUBBER•GOODS
No. 708 Chestnut Street.
triALLIA.erUttLES itGi.:‘C
Vl:dean-teed Machine Belting , Stearn Parking, Car
thew, lime. Boot., blItK.-t. V ulcatat e Jewelry, Druggists
and Stationt•Om articlef., tuld every detT - Hption of Rubber
Gonda, Viticla*alf , Pa-tatl, at luaq-At- f actory ortrao.
Alto, at reduced L.Adt(it STUCK OF
L.:A'llt?L'it
EIC HARD LEVIC K.
FMAERI WEAVER & co.
NEW CORDAGE FACTORY
piOW lli FULL OPERATION,
hurl No. LE IL WATER and N. DEL avenue
1.29N1/13 BOSTON AND 'TRENTON BifiBUIT.—TIIE
tri , d6 buttplit.d.wilb Ilcurl'e Butter. Crettm, Diilk, (lye,.
'ear and Ecalli,,wit. Ak , o, Vievd d Ttiorn'd relebraied
Tivo44; and Whip Bircuit. by JO, B. 8Ut3.11..1.: al Co.,
Uot
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. &O.
NEW CROP TEAS.
Finest Quality Oolong, English 'Breakfast,
Chnlan, rsre flavored; Imperial, Young
Dyson and JapaUCSC Teas,
SIMON. COLTON dr CLARKE,
S. W. Corner Broad and Walnut.
mht.t,m.w•tfry
11A.11,461-A.INS IN
LACE CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WINDOW SHADES;
AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Of the Newest Fabrics, Designs, and Qualities.
PIANO - TABLt '''COVERB;
HOUSE-FUMISLUNG LINENS, QUILTS, &0.,
C. M. STOUT & CO.,
1106 Chestnut Street
mvl-wfm lyro
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR,
NO. 612- - CHESTNUT -STRET.
S. E. caner Seventh and Chestnut Sts,
1198 lin S ♦
FALL St Y LES
Plain and Trail 11..1, 6.k irtA, 2. L". l , :2'( and U path
wind of every length and shape, t.:r and a cone
t. to :Lse , rtment and Children', kiris. from ti
045 springs, from :0 to :33 inch,,! long. :in of • . ol; it OWN
MAKE."-
superior 'in styli-, Mush .Ittrahilitv, and
e
rally the cheap, :i.nd Most ,+ati3factory Hoe.) Skirts fu
the merican market. Warranted in es cry respect.
Skirts made Is, ord,r, altered and repaired.
t:AI'TION.—On-ing to the unprecedented reputation
which "Our Own .Make" of Skirts have attained, some
derden are endeavoring to put a very inferior skirt upon
their enAomerS by representing them to be "Iloakines
own blake.” 1:e nut de,ired. "Our Make" are stamped
on each tab. "W. F. llopkins,..Thmufaltura, No. tUI
Arch street, l',ltiladelphia," and also have the letter H.
woven in the tapes betv.cen ea.-11 spring.
Also, dealer in New Y.ork made Skirts, at very low
prices, wholesale and retail. .
Send for catalogue of styles and prices. at.
No. 0.26 Arch :dreet, Philada.
\x - 11..'1'.HOPKINS
NEW FALL SKIM
It has
13 other
1' his Gold
'Miicient in
fo use theta
iti one. Munu
rtirchase of 31r.
customers.
11111F-f,m,w,lyrp
Manufactured and for g.nle by SHAW A:
fd , i ARCH and ]L3 North NINTH gtrcet,
The Patcnt Cla-p NEW STYLE Skil:TS, lnanufae,.
tnrcd by us, arc :icknowlcdc.od. I , v the Ladies t be the
rient,t,mwt. comfortable and durchle Hoop Skirt made.
Thov arc ...nporior to all other-1, being nit' de of OLIC piece of
tlir-bc,t patent glazed EngliAl Stec% without any f:,:.ten.
flip: the tapc , are ceenrely held by nit pptnt. chtep?..
Skirts altered into the tmly tasltlonahl rl ej ec.. Ablrt
Skirt., :lad Correll !undo to order. • Wcrley',. and otirr4
2IW Ice: , of French C.,. , r0.1 - 4 for=ay. se224mw.l.lyrn;
TT OOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS.-51RS. E.
it BAYLES No, fill Vine street, is now manufactur
ing all the varieties of Hoop Shits, Corsets, &c. She has
also the Real French Cumin of uow styles. Hoop Skirts
altered and repairod. inti2ritt rpti
17111:1:1: PLEA: 4 ANT 110031 S To RENT, VITII
Ilt.ard :t orivato lamily, at 11.21 Spruce et.
TO I.lll'--A I) TOWS otTruE, Ft ILMS111:1), Ni,A
I , cdromn, with I,r,iitlivir priviitc fa:oily. Apply
lit Are, Sontli liictlsl7l..tropt. oc
9 , 0 v() coMMI'NP A'CIN Roo:MS,
Willl
t hoard, in x pYiv ate South TNN'ellth
rtie t, pc I:it'
- 1()A11)ING F9l: L AND (:ENTLEMEN AT
.1.-1 M re. GrAtvcnvtin,' , , Gerniantwom. titl;
rpm GliANNsomu H.E.iIDENCE, NO. ;;o1 S. E1.011T.11
street, corner of Sproce, Li now upon to receive
borrdure; tingle ruunol and Etlit...4; private to.`alo if do-
Fired. -e7-11n•
11)1: S.\ IX. (I: STl: l .l' I', S I. 01:NElt
of :t, ~ t ry I • 1..1.-toi ,
v,ith imilding , , complete
or2-‘.N.1.10,Et. CL Vialnnt
1()P, SA I.E - 11:k 17S0:111.;
tl,l,;••tiry 164:
rate
,tcrt,:tcet front, int EIOII,
,J. MAI;
or nl. lValnur treef.
tt AME:i A. .112:E.M.N,
1 , 1 No. ;,.2. - WALNUT vtroet.
FALL SALL 'ol' 111:AL ES'VATE--UC.l'.
'Chi. Sale on I:SDA Y. at t.; noon, at tho
ENclisnwe, will include thi•
1) \ ELLIN' ST., -TIE
bri( 1; :2214 :121 .
rncl, 1I voch. 15111 tic
eold Hlnitafelv. P , e,
itICIIMO;:D S'l'-'FI, , it t lict•t coot yard
and mill. Lido 1:01 1,, Dlt I. , et to
(;:inneir , 111.11. :-4e, ..:1•L .Infi r..ut. Or pluttlx,'
Court Mat:- abtt ~,
S. 1111111) Sl'—:\ I thr , •(:- tory brick r0.4.1.-ne,,
.4.1.-ne,, Spruce rt.: lot IS I.) Ni feet. C1..:1 r. Trn.-
Sttil..
..;11!1.,TOWN LAN o salaaole tr,:.ett of land in
tlic24lll .77 "...icr,);.ir.ll (4
I.,fil. , irit
to
t,e,t,•,1 by Pike an.l zerne '
and 1:. I! and
Tliev . are Slinpo,r2,l contain a larg. quantity of
Uricchly. Will be told ,parately. Phin at store.
( eked.
No. :•31 14T—A three-rvo y brim k tavern mtand
and lot, 17claw. Ch• C , ,urt
tate (i John
No. 437 FliANkl.l,..; ST—.\ fl - ante house, be
low Noble -.t., lot 1S 1,. Lal. Sqb) ,, et to $27 ground
rent. Or, , h(frm.S' Co If r ' SR) , dlll2 Li t4Ltr.
No. 1151 S. ST--A three t o y oiling, 1,,
Ell-It,llll I , t- 10 by 61 , .. Sabj , et tV $l.l.
ground rod. Corp/142,14' (Autt E.dvre.
No ELLSNYURTIL Si-A thro—tory brick house,
oit .s i• Ninth sl ; lot 18 by 02 I t. S:thie,T to a. mortgage
cf ti.0.(11. Orphun. , : , „,
No. P.:i:;s S. FIFTH r 4 T--The 1 , ,r( in ri
Ftt.i b brick it. l " 81 1 4 !Ott loin iv .
or lot 14 by
;.' , l 4 3 , j . feet. Clone. phans' Court Instate.
SALE ON TIIF. PltEMlSlit , . Vs TARE COUNTY,
01"1111:ItSDAV Oct. 10, 1.67, at 3:6
o'clock. n dc-Frald• ,nl4ll f thirty acre-, with the
iwpi ovvioent,, on the Oarrctinrd Tornioke road, in
upi.o.Darhy, Ihd..ware ..onnty. mike from Market
titrect Bridge. The rituation \Veil }catered and
f,stp,d.• ined at any tune. Lceeutt,rs'
a-I% 4 We bo Pco.. It,
LEA & PERRINS'
'WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
PRONOUNCED BY
Connoisseurs
"ONLY GOOD
SAUCE"
ANDILITLIOLLILE TO AI
EVERY VARIETY ,
- Ros-imrF4
The anccess of this most delicious and nntivaled condi.
meat having caused many unprincipled dealers to apply
the name to Spurious Convound4, the Punta° is rawer ,
;rutty and carnentty requested to ace that the names of
LEA & PERRINfd itre upon the WRAPPER. LABEL.
kiTOPPER and BOTTLE.
Manufactured by
oel7wbslyBp
THE DAILY EVENING , BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 2, 1867.
AT PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
LACE CURTAINS.
And a full line of
At the Lowest Prices
Just received, a large etock off
CHOICE FALL GOODS.
WILL
,3IOVE OCTOBER 15r TO
HOOF SKIRTS.
THE PATENT CLASP HOOP SKIRT,
IS oAlt D *NG.
A~;t;'a'Bd6.~i SAl~ea:
CEI4I , ,DItA'TED
MEDICAL AN
AN GENTLE
EITEEI
Ok i a MADRAS, to lLia
Waller at
*l ll4
4 Q.—, w . OII43I:STER. play,lft
4 PeLI LEA (ft
TUNS that their
. e . " SAUCE 18 highly es.
teemed in India, and Is,
tinny opinlon.the moat
• • palatable as well as the.
Jill oat wholesome
. SAUCE that LI malW
DISH.
LEA & PERRINO. Worcester;
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES,
NEW YORK:
1867.
500 : Pieces J, Crossley & Sons' Patent Tapestry Carpets.
F & E. B. ORN.t
J. F.
NO. 904 .C.FEESTINTLIT STREET,
50 SHEETS ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS.
eel sut w
seu Y s phi `sea:* au); t
1
130 N L 1.711,
THE FINE SHIRT EMPORIUM
JOHN C. ARRISON,
eNos, I and 3 N. Sixth Street,
Particular attention given to the man
ufacture of Fine Shirts, Collars, &0.,
warranted to give satisfaction.
LOOKING GLASSES
OF THE VERY• BEST
Q., 15 A. LA I r r Y .
EVERY NOVELTY IN
STYLE
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES.
JAMES 8► EARLE & SONS,
818 CHESTNUT STREET,
A. S. ROBINSON,'
010 CHESTNUT STREET,
LOOKING GLASSES,
Engravings, and Photographs.
Plain and Ornamental Gilt Frame..
e
C d Wlg i u l l2nl EEbonyFram s
ON HAND
MAUL TO ORDERI
EXTRACT
of a Letter ftom a
SECOND STORY AND BASEMENT,
S. E. COB.' CHESTINIA ANll SEVENTH STS.
n °ming-Machine, Fireproof, kc.
ALO.FROM 0CT.0(3. 1 TO JAN. 12, PREMIBESi
612 CHESTNUT STREET.
AddreHni
ILDWALRII_I I '.-IcELLY,
• selB4f rp§ 612 CHESTNUT Street.
MO RENT—OFFICE IN TliE SECOND STORY Olf
Grigg'o Fire Proof Building, `ll 6 Walnut otroet. AP.
ply to J. W. GRIGG, 226 Walnut btreet. oeltit,rp§
•IOMD• 111. LANE
CARRIAGE. BUILDER, 436 MAR&ET Street.
throe squared went Poona. Railroad Depot.
Went PhiLada. A large anaortmeut of superior-built Car.
riages constantly on hand; all 0; Carriages of ovary do.
scriPtion built tv ordor. tku7.lsr tut ;ix rp
J. F. & E. B. OENE,
•. •04 -.
•
Have NOW Open.ed: Their.
FALL IMPORTATIONS. OF NEW CARPETINGS,
J. F. .& E. B. ORNE,
NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET,
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET,
300 PIECES ROYAL WILTON CARPETS.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
NOVELTIES If FRENCH CHENILLE CARPETS
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET,
500 Pieces New Styles English Brussels Carpets.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
NO. 904 CASTNUT STREET,
250 Pieces Yard-and-a-half Wide Velvet Carpets.
J. F. & E B. ORNE,
ROYAL WILTON CARPETS,
FOR STAIRS AND HALLS, WITH EXTRA BORDERS.
importer, Manufacturer
and
Dealer in every description of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goode;
In great variety and at
Moderate Price.
PICTURES, .E.RABIES, 41:0.
WO RENT.
TO LET,
NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET,
NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET,
BR USSELS CARPETS
519 Chestnut greet, 519.
ANMI? STi RSA
ENGLISIE OIL CLOTITS.
With a view• to SELLING OFF OUR ENTIRE STOOL
No. :WI) Chestnut St.,
CARPETINGS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LEEDOM. & SHAW,
910 ARCH STREET,
Between Ninth and Tenth Streets.
We are now opening a full and complete as
sortment, both Foreign and Domestic, for
Fall Sales.
au24-3m ras
CARPET/NGS,
FINE CARPETINGS
REDUCED PRICES,
WE WILL
I :01' AL WIJUI 0-NS,
VELVETS,
1:1;4:ILISII 33711 SSELs
TAPESSItY BIEUSSELs
TH EL•PL YS,
Si PER-INGP..IINs.
vEN'EriANS,
B111:,SSE1 S AND DA-71/01i.
HALL AND . STAIR CARPETS,
E EXTRA BORDERS
IN IiII01:T,
EVERT DESCRIPTION OF DESIRABLE
CA,IIPE.TINGS;.....-- . -
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,.
AT (Jul: RETAIL wARERuums,
Prior to removal on lint of January next
McCALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN,
519 CHESTNUT STREET.
o'.-w.l.m-‘)in
BALTIMORE'
IMPROVED BASE BURNING
FIRE-PLACE HEATER
I
, ~i
, ,„
~,
~.,51,f
a...1 , -...i.0 , - ,- ,.1.,,,i! I-
WITH
MAGAZINE & ILLUMINATING DOORS.
The moat Cheerful end Perfect Beater In
Um. To be ltad W 110104410 and Retail of
J. S. CLARK,
1003 Market etreet, riglaata
405.11 VP:
1867.
THE
FINE
HENRY S. ~HANXIS & CO
218 and 220 SOUTH FIELCIVINer SlT9EitanZirr.
Who offer the same` TO THE TBADL, in Lots, on very adventegeoue
Terms.
Their Stock of nye IWhisities, IN BOND, comprises an the iftvor4e brand. e el.
tant, and rune through the various months 0 f 1868, 1 60, and oft year, up t.
P resent date.
Liberal contracts made for lots to err'
son Line Wharf, or at Bonded liVarehoi
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We are prepared to meet
Purchasers of Flue FuTniture,
BOTH IN
STYLE AND PRICE.
GEO.J.LIENKELS„LACIT & CO.,
cAii3lNErk MAKERS,
13th and Chestnut Streets.
AVISCo.
- AiUE - 13E4ES FINO •
EN IHRICION.
in S , n.• dr Cum t:3.
COLO( ADO
Sala- dc r, cibin.E , nto
CCARTOS DE CAMARA.
(.EO. Jo WEAK LAU Si COoo
k BA NI:, rA:,,
THIKTEE'N'EII AND (.• I‘LsT:.O r
Specfial Card.
LINE ITT:\ ITritE oN E:\ 0: IN si ITEs
01 tAII , I,TLD AND rut:Nl:on:ly AS
ItiAMItEP.3 IP
(.10. J. HEEELS. ACV d.' CO.,
cmtp,ET MAK
•
AN!) 011113TNUT, PtIMADELPHIA
Die fehisteli liettbel arrangirt in
der gatizett Etage tertig zur Ansieht,
Teppich taut Cart linen einbegriffen.
GEO, J, HENKELS , LACY & CO.,
\leul)el Fabrikant,
Thirteenth and Chestnut, Phladelphia.
rp'
• •
AVIS lI\IPOI.tTANT.
~T't NIEIJ ALES, •
Li:flow t Chain 1 , 1 ,4 a CoocliPr,
Arraug , .. Lour App,rt,nwati Gur711,4. et
GEO. J. HENKELS, LACY & CO..
EBENISTES,
OfESTNLT sTREET. atl Coin'de
A. & 11. LEJAMBRE
- flare re:noved their
Furniture.'and i
. yholstcrinb Warerooms
To •
No:1103 Chestnu.t. Street,
(tr : l-taire.) re7-3:rt
FOUL: L 1 TTERs TO
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT DEPOT,
512 BROADWAY, N.Y.
IT It( NOT . 1 ) 1. 4 .1T;i:III: WITII
I ..itte IT It*o :1, It I t
it,. 1%1v1'Ht31.2,1.1N - 'fi 7 t - -
rAvop.. f it. owl did h..t ti.iult - cr (I,: - IA) DI
witt, - , 1141 /Zsit:tit 111, I
d.it::lrrdtot , it W for the IPI FFT
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RHETAIATISAI.
'POSITIVELY A CERTAIN 'CURE. ,
NO QUACK ME nIc'.INE.
NO lODINE, POTASSA, COLCHICUM OR AIILICUMX,
DR. J. P. FITLER'S
GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY,
FOR RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA.
Used Inwardly. Used Inwardly.
A legal guarantee given, etatirm uxact quantity war
ranted to cure, or money refunded.
Thu only permanent Rheumatic Cure prepared bra
physician in America. It 18 warranted not in
jlnious.
Beet Philadelphia physicians prescribe it• and cured by
it. Among them Dr. Walton, L,4 -N. Seventh street.
Beet lawyers and judgee mired by It. Among them.
II On. Judge Lee, Camden, opposite Philadelphia.
All Alderman of the city cured up it—llis Honor Alder
man Comly, Twenty-third Ward.
• And thon,ands of certificate. , endorm its curative power,
and its discoverywas truly ft - moffern miracle,
paired by Dr. ,Fitler, one of Philadelphia's' oldest
regular phytAcittne. Principal °nice
No. 29 South Fourth Street,
Between lilarket and CheAnut.
Advice anal consultations, free of charge, daily',
All orders and Inquiries by mail answered. .
PAPER HANGINGS.
±EW ESTABLISHMENT.
S. E. cor. Tenth and Walnut streets.
J., C. Finn Sc. Sons
Have opened with an 'extensive assortment of Decorative
and Plain Wall rapers, embracing every quality, to suit
all tastes. etalm rp§
TURKEY FIGS..--:15 CASES NEW CROP. VARIOUS
GO., gra dui landing and for sale by S. O, 111) - 6KER
SA &nth Di:lima() ayeattv,
Old Ave Miskies.
LARGEST AND BEST STOOK OF
O D
IN VILE LAND
IS NOW POSSESSED BY
FiIIItNITIJUE. &c.
I , IEDICINAL.
PAPER lIANGINGt9•
WHISKIES
ye at Pennsylvania 8.8. Depot, lErriesi
es, as parties may elect.
WATCHES, JEW MACY, &C•
BAILEY & CO.,
NO. 819 .'IIESENUT
SOLITAIRE DIAMONDS.
CLUSTER DIAMONDS. _
SOLITAIRE DIAMONDS.
CLUSTER DIAMONDS.
RARE GEMS. •
13 AI 7 57 'CO.,
NO. El 9 CHESTNUT ST.,
PLIILADELPTILL .
p , t. 4 m nm rp
4i3) Italian Jewelry,
. ti .E.BIZAIi.ITINE MOSAICS, - 496,,
From.Rotkie.
to innnenn etock of
CORAL JEWELRY
'DIRECT ritpm
Selected and Imported by
JAMES E. ALDWELL & CO.,
822 CHESTNUT STREET.
fel-f en w-tfept,
....--..- ..%)...02, 10,25•
kftli -T
-1. J. TAYLOR,
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'A
I ' . JEWELER._'_ .
An Meaurt ntock.eomprifins
FINE WATCIIES.
DIAMONDS.
I:l.l.riA NT .r!.:wELRY.
SILVER WARE. .
PLATED WARE.
• CLOCKS.
OCered tit reduced prico.a. Waichee warranted tin" tWII
Years. Eiilrer ware eultable for bridal preterit&
WATCHES REPAIRED AND WARRANTY/9:
1028 CHESTNUT ST.
g u p BY STEAMSHIP "PERSIA."
NOW OPLNING,
MUSICAL BOXES
AND .
MUSICAL TAILES,
Direct frew Ceneva,
Made el pre:tly for acd imiAte4 by
JAMES E. CALDWELL .tt C 0.,.
822 CHESTNUT STREET.
febt.mw-tire:
Sterling Silverware Manufactory,
414 LOCUST STREET.
GEORGE SHARP, •
Patentee of the Mil and Cabe pattern?, manufactures
every description of tine Std:ItIANG siLvEnwastE.
and offer? for sale, whch :.ale and retail, a choice assort
merit of rich and beautiful goods of new styles at low
•
NITM. E. HARPITR,
Chronometer and Virateh.malker,
Respectfully Informs lib friends and customers that be
has removed from over Messrs. Bailey .tr. Co.'s, 819 Cheri•
nut street, to
407 Chestnut Street,
Where ho intends to keep on hand a supply of find
quality Watches,Chronomotor9,Clocks, Ladies , and Gents'
Gold Chains, Seals, Keys, dm. Chronometers rated by
Solar and Siderial Transits. Especial attention given to
repairing Watches. 1312341 m rp
BLINDS AND WINDOW SHADES.
&J. WILLIAMS & SONS,
NO. 16 North SIXTH Street,
l‘lauttfacturef. ,, of
VENETIAN BLIIYDS
WINDOW SHADES.
LnlgeHt aud NINA amrtment in the city, at the lowest
yricce. ltcyatiritia prouiptly e•trieleil to.
Store LihadeB made:llA] lettered. ec2s-tfro§
CHARLES L. HALE,
Gate Salennan and Superintendent for B. J. William
NO. 831 ARCH STREET ,
IIITA.I 4 i U A 4.liVAßl:li OF
VENETIAN BLINDS and
WINDOW SHADES.
LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT IN THE
CITY AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
UPHOLSTERING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
tr rn _
CIROWN BRAND IAYUI INlfojir,s
halvoß I,( [As splendid frilt, land
jug and for Wile by di)?::. t; ,t, CQ,;
Belawnre
olri• to aeni
it&u. frat 74