smi=l226l
Medic& Snifooroe teeretarork;
Lively Adrearne am, in general, fi r'
of
the excitement ,of nervous iretkrnz troft
dreams area eign'pr 'alight initation of the
brain; often, in, norms fevers, surratineing
the approach of a favorable crisis.' fdght
ful dreams aro a Ida of determinationof
blood to the head. Dreams about fire are,
in women signs:of an impending hemor
rhage. Di.earns about blood and red olVects
are signs of inflammatory conditions.
Dreams about rain and water are often signs
of deceased mucus membranes and dropsy.
Dreams of distorted forms are frepently a
slgn of abdominal obstructions and disorders
ofthe liver. Dreams in witich. the patient
seesanre:Lart, of _ then body espe
cially 4L g indicate disease in
that part.. Disaini about 'death often precede
sPoPletY which if; connected with determl:
MitiOnvf blood to the head. The nightmare
(inculma, ephialtes) with great sensitiveness,
is a siga of determination of blood to the
clot: , 4 1 0 Om," says Baron von Feu
chteralben, 'five may add that dreams of
eitathe bite of a mad dog, often pre
ewe the' ce of hdrophobia, but may
be only consequencesyof excited imagina
tion. .„)".11:-Forbes Winslow quotes several
caseelnindeli dreams are said to have been
prolnketio "Arnaud de Villeneuve
dtmmt one night that a black' cat
bit iihn on the side. The next
day =anthrax appeared on thepart bitten.
A patient of Galen's dreamt that One of Ws
limbs *wed into stone. Some days after
'is leg was paralyied. Roger d'Oxteyn,
night of the Oompany of Douglas, went to
sleep in good , health ; toward the middle of
the night he saw in. his dream a min infected
with the plague, quite naked, who attacked
him *ilk' nay, threw him on the ground
after riAimpimitee, and, holding him
th_g
'c
vomited the'plagrav
into his MU Three, days after he was
seized with the - plague and" died. 131ppo
orates remarks that Aroma in which one sees
black speetres are s bad omen."
tfIESEAMMIP‘
Riernues Anvonserra."—Last evening the
Academy of Music was crowded to 'excels with an
audience congregated to Witness the long-promised
representation or Marie Antoinette by Mend. How
ever apparently extravagant the expectations of the
spectators may have been, it is lint simple, impartial
The
to aasert .that they were more than fuldlled.
The performance was great beyond anything the won
derful Italisar has ,yet given to the American public—
greater, indeed, than anything the modern stage has
yet praduced. The pity itself, although in the main
historically correct, is not by any means as good as it
should he.; for, without • regarding the too evident
efforts the thor , flatter an American audience,
the dritiMi tto difTwati, and in oth tan
tor Ps wbeldhave been tame. Bu s h e , a
with the true
creative power of genius, grasped it with her intellect,
and out of the bare, hard outlines of the dramatist ,
built up the great and wonderful impersonation which
she preeented laet evening.
Withoit giving a synopsis of the events of the drama,
it will Suffice to allude to the most Impressive and
tragic incidents—those which occur within the prison
during the terrible days when the dull rumbling of the
lumbrils'and the hoarse roar of the savage mob re
sounded through the blood-drenched streets of Paris.
The parting of the King with the Queen; his children
and sister, was painful and affecting beyond expres
sion, and more than one person in the audience, who
would have been ashamed to confess it, indulged in
the natural weakness of tears as they witnessed the
neonizing grief of the Queen as her husband tore him
self away from her and fled from adieux Which would
have been too painful - to have been borne. The =et
sublime piece of nature—it was only art in Its wonder
ful fidelity to nature—was the episode which repre
sents the jailor Simon tearing the Dauphin from his
3:l:Jolliet* aruw, The tiger-like ferocity of the Queen
as she ,stood', defending her ioffspring—cowing the
spirit of the fierce ruffian before her by the very in
tensity of her maternal love—was only surpassed, as a
-wonaorria representation, by the piteousness of her
appeal for Mercy,te the boy, when she found that brute
force nimit'prevall over her nelplessness. . ' .
In all this there was no rant, no, loudatiOnthed pite
talon • but An intensity that gained power in proportion
as it * was subdued. Rienzi isuilt up her ellmeaceitptece
by piece, in an almost Imperceptible manner, until the
anmence, unconscious of the 'strength and power that
they contained, were nearly overwhelmed when the
final point was reached. But mere words fail to do
justice to this creation. It must be seen to be under
stood. 'We wish, however, that some of our native
_ actore could see it and learn a lesson from it—not only
from Miam', but also from all - of the leading charac
ters in the play; down to the children, who acted with
marvelous fidelity to nature. Signor Boaz°, as the
King—we aunt not omit to state—proved his claim to
the title of a consummate actor. His performance was
surpasseaoply by. Mend herself. Marie Antoinette
will be repeated Je-night.
Tux Rtiftroms f degas Toot:rm.—This popular com
pany will appear at the Academy of Music on Holiday
evening next to remain for a brief season. The Bohn
-mien Girl is announced for the opening night, with a :
fine Pet. It is only necessary to annonnce the above
facts to insure to Miss Etchings and the accomplished ,
artists who accompany her a warm welcome from the
epers-goers of this city. The sale of tickets has •
already begun at Trnmpler's. and is progressing
Tani Aly,;, During the season several entirely new operas
produced.
kaur Cnatirsur.—Mrs.'l). P. Bowers will repeat
her performance of "Mary Stuart" at the Chestnut this
evening ,
Tax Auott—Nobody's Daughter will accomplish her
destiny this evening at the Arch in cr o w ded of Miss
Rate Reignoliiii. The house 'was last night
' - with an audience who seemed intensely interested in
the performance.
Tux Wetritra.—Mr. James B. Roberts will repeat
his floe impersonation of "Louis XI." at the Walnut
this evening, Mr. Roberts is a fine actor, and as the
public rarely have an opportunity to see him, this one
should be embraced.
Tax AlntiOA.N.—A miscellaneous entertainment
of unusual excellence will'he presented to-night by the
combination company. •
Asseirstx Bee nuies.—The Mammoth Stereopticon
is drawing immense crowds \ at Assembly Braidiugs
nightly. It is one of the tinest exhibitions of this spe
cies of art that we have lately seed: ,
Pan.ADXLVini , Orme Bourg.—A number of novel
ties are offered at this popular place of amusement to
night.' Under the Gas fraght ' the Streets of Phila,
tleTplqa is the great attraction. It is a most excellent
burlesque. ,
EniOnfriatEXET Oran/. flows.-11aBers.Canicross
.1 many over a very attractive bill , for this evening.
The Jape and—Arabs and the Richmond Raiders will
appear, with a number of other eccentric personages.
Btrrz.—The Wind, mysterious Signor will legerde
-"main this evening at Assembly Buildings.
CITY NOTICES.
Dn. E. BUNFORD LIGUTIIILL, of 166 Fifth
avenue, New York city, Will make a Ebert professional
visit to Philadelphia, commencing on Tuesday, Oc
tober 29th, on and after which date ho can be con.
salted at his parlors in the Continental Hotel,' from
A. M. till 4 P. M., daily.
The specialty to which Dr. Lighthill has successfully
devoted himbelf during the many years of . his resi
dence in New York city embraces Chronic qatairh
in all its forms, diseases of the Throat, leyliga and
•
Heart, Deafness, Diacharges from the Ear and. other
affections of the head and Cheat, in the treatment of
which he has introduced many new and important re
medies and modes of application, with the most hone
ticial results. •
POUR TILOYskNI , if IV E HENDEE)) AND SEVENTY
ALEELIEY SOLD. - 7 :Patent Steam Cooking Apumatue
(made to snit any stove now in nee), in which all klnds
of vegetables, meats and fish can be cooked in one
apartment without the flavor of one kind being im
parted to the other, and at the 8/1111C time makes satin
311 tbe lower part, and bakes puddings in the top part
Measure the sizo of your stove-hole and coil and gt
one, Price. pay required until s.atistier
Depot, ids Race street.
Ni w Fiturrs of all kjuds.. •
• MITOIELL & FLETowgz,
•
1204 Chestnut meet.
. _
usto), and'.deservedly popular,
Tor ibeper:uaneat cure of Nenraight‘Nervoaelie, and all
painful nervous di.crisee. Headache, liyBterla WMO
- and to itolg,orate the nerves, is Dr.. Tuurcit's
Tto.nori-ouurcx, or 1J tvrissAL NEtlga x i,ri PH.
spothecidets -hove, IL Principal Depot 120 Tremont
etreet. Banton. Mateachusetts. Price $1 per package
by mail, , tvro postage sumps extra.
ENTRA FRAGRANT 001.oNG TEA.--
4 tWELL, WELL, rm DELDMINU BAI.D, AND c.& 'T
stets lapis fnaluently exprossed by those whose hair
i s !e l uting them: Now thif, is all a mistake. jayne's
flair Tuateasithfai4f.applied, will preserve the hair
from filling off, remove all dirt and dandrull; prevent
premature graynese,eure eruptive dlaeabea of the scalp,
and by continued nee reclothe the head with new and
beautiful. hair. .Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne &
Bon, 20.2 Ofteldititit
Veity CaorcE
•
Miscues.'. & Fi.rl cure,
1204 Chestnut street,
NIOr VCRI.W.—
116 W/ TOUNT.T. & FLYI cunt.
• 1201 Chest:rat greet.
Mix one who roads over th u d `llaf Of vOIuALIO
present* to be distributedamong those sewgi, De
wale endOirment of th e 'Riverside Isietitate, ber
cutely be oonsinceil of the many chances in each one's
favor, of liectirbig , emething costly. Hach share gnats;
antees something,
GWENT SALE Oi? GENTLEMENS WAntittOons. --
gantletnen's wardrobes, entirely new, never, having beh ' worn,
nM 'worn, and cut in the latest styles, are now .Of-
Tetod for sale by Charles Stokes ft Co., at their drat.
class. ready-made Clothing 12(Ouse, tinder the Conti.
nental. All in want of Clothing are Invited to examine
the goods.
'N. 11.--Reporters admitted free. , .
Gs:we' Mt , El e na ' s, all styles;
Cerds' bluillers; in great variety,
At lowest cash prites.
Cakfords, Continental Hotel.
CARMIEL,EXTRA,
Caramel-Extra, '
Caramel-Extra;
Manufactured and sold Wholesale ,and Retail by
Stephen F. Whitman, N 0.1210 Market street.
- -
I 1•. REQUIRES , no, argument to prove that
.I;te American Combination Sewing and Button
hole Machine is by far the best in the world. The
highest premium at nen) fair where it has been ex
inbited,and the united' opinion of all, who have tried it,
fully attest this feet: It speaks for itself. Sold at the
southwest tomer .ofilleventh and Chestnut streets.
•
4)ENTB' MUFFLERS, au styles;
- Gents , Mufflers, in great variety,
At lowest cash prices.
Oakfords, eontinental Hotel.
INIMITABLY FINE ROASTED ALMONDS, Manu
factured and for sale, wholesale and retail, by Stephen
F. Whitman, No. 1210 Market street.
Sorg., 285 Dock Street, below Third,
received •by W. P. 'Larkin on the European plan.
Meals from 6 A. N. to 1.2 P. M. Good lodgirtge tor
guests. Home open AU , n ht. Booms 50 cte. per night.
EIRATHRIBLH(DNESS AND CATARRH...
J. Isaacs, D., Professor of the Bye and Bar, treats
SR diseases appertaining to the above members with
the ntsnott sucCess. Testimonials from the most
reliable scams in the city can be seen at his o ffi ce; No.
805 Arch street. The medical faculty are invited to ac.
latiay their &dente, as be has no secrets in his
eyes inserted. No charge made
for crxemination:
A. 4, W. S. NACtiVFI.N
& FLE'r
1204 Chestnut street
GENTarMutoutzus, all styles; ,
Gents' Mufflers, in great variety,
At lowest cash plicat. •
Oakiords, Continetttal Hotel.
QWX.A.rN NS.
Riperteig rmuctexpms l
ening Bulletin.
PO TO CABELLO—Brig A B Patterson, Wilkie—
S 5 CA3 bitters MI Met .6 pkgs hide cuttings 86 bags
cocoalooo bags coffeolo ceroons Indigo John Dallett
it, Co.
ki'll'aii;,l De aufifiNglig
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA—Oor. 24
* See Marine Bulletin on Third Page.
ARRIVED THIS DAY.
Steamer S C Walker, Sherin; 1 day from New York,
with mdse to W M Baird & Co. •
Steamer Decatur. Young, 19 hours from Baltimore,
with mdse to J D Ruoff.
Steamer Richard Wilitng, Cundiff, 13 hours from
Baltimore, with mdse Groves, Jr.
Brig A B Patterson (Br), Wilkie. from Porto Cabello
Bth inst. with coffee, hides, &c. to John Dallett & Co.
Left brig Hermes, from New Yorki discharging at La
guayra.
Schr Jas Martin, Baker. 15 days from Boston. with
mdse to Mershon & Cloud.
Scar Ella Fish, Wiley, 8 days from Bangor, with
lumber to contain.
Schr E G Irwin, Atkins, 4 days from Providence.
Schr Jos W Wilson, Somers, Newport.
Schr II W PenedietypaseyNewport. -
Schr Wm B McShane, Christy - , Wilmington, Del.
Schr B A Bartle: Smith, Boston.
Schr Jas S Hewitt, Foster, Boston.
Schr S B Wheeler, McLaughlin, Boston.. •
Schr Ltmisajrazier, Steelman, Boston. •
Schr Ephralia & Anna, Thompson, Milmin, Mass.
Schr J W Fish, Wiley, Portland.
CLEARED THIS DAY.
Ship Crusader, Freeman. New York, Warren, Gregg &
Morris.
Stet .Lter W Whlldert Rigging, Baltimore, J D Ruoff.
Schr Z A Paine, Jones. Eaatport, E ASouder &r. Co.
Behr E G Irwin, Atkins, Washington, DC. Castner,
Stickney & Wellington.
Behr J W Fish, Wiley, Boston, do
Behr Kansas, Hudson., Fredericksburg, Bacon, Collins,
& Co.
Schr Isaac Rich, Crowell, Boston, Blakiston, Graeff
& Co.
Schr R RR No 49, Robinson, Georgetown,DC. do
Schr Alexander, Ireland, Washington, DO. Radford
Coal Co.
Seim Jos W Wilson, Somers, Boston, Remitter & Bro.
Sehr H. W Benedict, Case, Newport AR, ,Rommel &
Hunter. '
Schr Ephraim &Anna, ThompoorNewport, do
Schr'Wm B MeSliane,Christy,WasMlngton.l: oo , Dovey,
Bnlkley,& Co.
Schr B A Bartle,Smith,Boatop, Audenried.Norton&Co
Behr Seventy-six, Teel, Boston, L Andenried & Co.
Behr Jas B Hewitt, Foster, Boston; Borda, Keller &
Nutting.
Schr S B Wheeler, MeGlaughlin, Boston, do
„
MXMORAN,DA..
Mr W T Eldridge, pilot, reports ship Mohongo. from
Londonderry; hark Prowess, from Cardiff. and an un
known foreig,a bnrk passed in at S PM yesterday; also,
brig Josh., from Boston. An dnknown bark was beat
ing in and a full rigged brig, bound up, was, at the
Breakwater at the same time. The following ves.ela
went to sea about 11 AM yesterday: Barks Sea Eagle,
for Demerara; Cynthia Palmer. for Antwerp • Belisle
Simpson, for do; Linda, for Barbados; brig Bertha,
for tit Johns, NF, 'ochre C MeCsrthy ; for St Jago, and
X E Gray, for Marseilles. Wind N.
Ship Marmion,Bearse, from San Francisco 7th June,
at New York yesterday.
Ship Grey Eagle. Chesebrough, cleared at Baltimore
yesterday for Rio Janeiro.
Steamer Etna (Br), Bridgman, cleared at New York
yesterday for Antwerp.
Steamer Pennsylvania (Br), Lewis, cleared at New
York yesterday for Liverpool
Steamer North America, Timmerman, cleared at N.
York yesterday for Rio Janeiro, &c.
Brigs Moses Day, Loud, and Clytie, Dow, cleared at
Boston 22d inet: for this port.
&fir Helen, Carroll, cleared at Calais 19th instant
for this port.
Schrs Caroline Hienzle, Woodruff, and Boston,
Smith, hence below Providence 22d Inst.
Schr Geo H Bent, from Cambridge; L H Babcock.
Smith, from Chelsea; Eliza dt Frances, Emery, from
Portland; N S Cannon, Shelhorn, from B. Cambridge:
Sarah Simmons, Gandy; H L Sleight, Willetts; Jane
C Patterson, Corson, and Sarah J Bright. Shaw, from
Boston, all for this port, at Holmes' Hole 21st inst.
Behr Ann Flower, Whlte,from Boston for New York,
was et Bass River, Maim. 21st Inst. having been up
nearly to New London; and put back iu consequence
of her first officer, Mr Alexander , Perry, of Dennis.
having suddenly fell dead on deck.
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TALE OF TWO CITIES. By Charles Dickens, This
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received , BY the Building Commltteo of the Church of
the Bob , Tribal,' Philadelphia, until noon of November 3o,
i s o f o r huiwing a stone Tower and Bloke commute,
according to the pLetitand specifications and form of pro
moat to bu seen attho oiltee of FRASER., FURNESS
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n novel lehich tlie;.:nuty deem mbuttlitnetorv. Address
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•
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J. It. MOORIIEAD,
Committee.
October 24, ISO.
800 ', SKIN&
OOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS.aI KO. E.
HAY LEY. No, en Vine street, is now manufaetor •
lug all the varieties of Hoop Skirts, Corsete. die. She has
ale° the Real French Corsets of new aborles. LIOCIo Sakti
altered and repaired. mh.nto'r^
Ito - usEs - FO R SATE.
FOR SALE —AT IIERIENEI3B'I3 BAZAAR,
Ninth and Benson]. streets, October .56th..;a Vcry
. 66102 ;ctyllell Black Family Horse, 16 hands high. kind in
Angle or double burnous. , , . oc942t*
FOU 83.141 E.
131{OWN STONE HOUSE. NO. c 1811.: NORTH'
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$25.00.1. Three-story brick I% AR Nioetetra_ bebelowSpruce. 21:,(2. J. L. ED DS,
• 0e.24.20 524 Walnut Direct. Room 18. •
r i-rTlTrui-rFy
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at Mn'. Sand W 6.1170 S ruaeat. 0c811.30.
VELLOW PINE BOARDI6.—A. iaff - Q -. 0 OF ONE 11 , 10
1 yellow pine boards Just received from St. Marrs
Goorgia. lor sale by • E. A. SOUDF.It & co.,
a.,
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and by the leading schools lathe coun•
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adapted with but little cost, a saving of the entire so.
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daily, between 2 end 6 o'clock Y. M . , at the
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line will hereafthr touch regularly at Havana for freight
and passengers, both going and returning, and will gall
promptly as advertised.
WM. L. JAMES.
General Agent Philade. and Southern Mall S. S. 00..
oclfrrptf '314 South Delaware avenue.
JUST. WHAT EVERYBODY REQUIRES.
FOR RESTORING LONDON
LONDON
GRAY HALE AND Lo Lc z o o N N
.LONDON
PILEVENTINO
LONDON
BALDNESH. LONDON
LONDON HAIR COLOR. RESTORER AND DBES/WM},
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER AND DEP:RHINO.
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER AND DRESSING.
As a dressing it is exquisite. Stops hair from falling.
Cures all humors of the scalp, floe not stain the skin a
Partici e, or soil hat, bonnet or the finest hnen. Satre to
produce a new growth of hair.
IS/lOT A DYE.
VIE ONLY KNOW RESTORER OF COLOR AND
PERFECT HA It DRF,BSINO COMBINED.
PRESERVES ORIGINAL COLOR TO OLD AGE.
Why It is so highlyestemned and universally used:
BECAUSE—It never fails to restore gray or faded hair to its
original youthful color, softness and beauty.
BECAUSE—It win positively atop the hair frorn falling. and
cause it to grow on bald heads in all eases
where the follicles are left.
BEcansv.—lt will restore the natural secretions.. remove
all dandruff, itching, and cures all diseases of
• the scalp.
BECAtiRR—B, will do all that is promised, never failing to
preserve the original e 61or oft he hair to old ago.
Dzeausx—lt is warranted to contain no mineral sub
stance, and as easily applied as water, not
- staining the elan a particle, or soiling any
Only 76 cents a bottle,. $8 per dozen.
iota at Dr. SWAVNESS. No. 830 North Sixth street.
above Vine, and all Druggists, Variety and Trimming
tiores. oclh to th f a tfrp
COMPOUND CHARCOAL BISCUIT,
FOR DYSPE
A valuable remedy for REAITTIJURN, ACIDITY, WA.TER.
biAllor.A, CONSTIPATION, and other forms o f Indi
gestion. The Ancet Willow Charcoal and other effectual
medicines are combined in the form of Bran Illsoutt se as
to be very palatable. Prepared 'only by JAHEB T.
SHINN. Apothecary, B. W. corner Broad and 'Spruce
streets. Bold by Droggisto generally. •—^ oel9imro
STEAMSHIP ROMAN, PROW fiCYSTONT,--Opneigneoll
Of merchesidine per aliovesteamer will please send for
their Roods, now landing M Pine street wharf,
poet s t • 111ENIAY WINSOR * CO.
VirACKEREL.-11i2 BMA,
_l4 HALVES, 1 QUARTER.
AVA IrstA elivAht Boy tio. 1 MaAkorel. Jug, received and
for ode ay A. SOUDIM. &
,veS44l Boa Street ',inert
B A T, I IV" olt
nallovEtques BußNiritt t . 1, ,
FIRE-PLACE ORATES
I
MAGAZINE & nimancamormics. 1.;644.1
The most Choortql end Perfect Beater It!
Use. To be had W nelemile and naafi 5 s ors .,
oel7-Im6 lAXE Market ;treat. PUMA.
BEDDING - '
• AND
FEATHER WAREHOUSE. •
TENTH STREET. BELOW ARCH.
Feathers, Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows.
Straw.
andssk, Hair and Spring Mattresses, Spring
Beds spring Cots, Iron Bedsteads of all
sizes.
WINDOW SHADES of every quality, and a
great variety ofc i tterns.
Comfortable*. mats and Counterpanes, of all
kinds, cepecially
BLmeANKE illes_Q TS uilts. •
A very large assortment 'of Blankets, so cheap
airto defy competition;
Sißet,
_ 9
eeli.th sto rpl Below Areh.
HOUSEV VANISHING GOODS*
MISKEY, MERRILL & THACKARA )
MANUFACTURERS OF
GAS FIXTURES,-
BRONZES,
And all kinds of Lamp Work.
Stdre, 718 Ohestnut Street.
Manufactory, 402 Race Street.
They also introduce dim Pipes into buildings, and re.
pair and renew old work. They have, also,
A SOLARGAS WHIR,
For Lighting - Private Dwellings,Hotels and Factories in
any locality, THAT THEY WILL WARRANT. They
hare them to supply from WO to (100 lights.
ocli.tath elm • •
GUOCEIZIES, LIQUORS. &G.
CANTON
PRESERVED
GINGER,
CHOW CHOW and
CUMQUATS.
ALSO, A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
HAVANA
PRESERVES.
FOR SALE BY
Thompson Black's Son & Co.,
BROAD AND CHESTNUTrtriI.
JOBBERS AND IMPORTERS.
E S.IAFFRAY & CO.
608 CHESTNUT STREET,
Are receiving and now opening for Fall Trade. f canines
Linens,
"Table Cloths,
Napkins,
Huckabacks,
Diapers,
Towelings,
Damasks,
Sheetings,
Pillow Linens.
L. C. HcLkfs,
Hosiery, 4
Gloves,
Crapes,
Veils,
Quilts.
Ladies', Gents' and, Children's Undex
. Wear, Embroideries, Nets,
Ribbons, dco.
The above will be sold at the lowest New York ORM
and on the momt advantmmorus terms.
Represented by O. Mori. was to th 8m rp
PAINTINGS, dcG.
EW OIL , PAINTINGS.
NEW ROMAN. PHOTOGRAPHS.
NEW CHROMOS,
Prom Milan and Florence.
NEW ROGERS' GROUP,
"THE SCHOOL EXAMINATION."
Looking Glasses in every variety.
JAMES 8. EARLE & SONS,
818 oHEsTrATT STREET,
LIFE, GROWTII.
VIUOR TO THE
WEA.KISST DAIS.
GOLD'S IMPROVED
FOR WARMING AND VENTILATING WITH PORN
EXTERNAL AIR.
ONION STEAM AND WATER HEAPING CO..
P. WOOD dr,
.NO. 4la FOURTH CO., Str
M. M. FELTWELL. Own, - s aw mil
W/WAN, n. Wagag• MAXThaog
culimiLE % JOY,
House and Sign Painters and Glaziers
No. 431 Areh Street, PhiladeliAlltil
Mobs sigobbblatteudeal with veomvt tea m
1110014 4 : 4 4 us"
trpnoLszignit. &c.
GAS FIXTURES.
PATENT LOW STEAM
HOT WATER APPARATUS,
186
24
1.0
" 4VeS
eB°
11 OFT
ittIOCCIIa ST9
WM re,
Li.io *X4' A?4T134 77')EtisKIEn
T T AT 10 " 1) y
72 I J.,
LAND
IN L
c„ Sew , i „Senn BY
s O
NW POgfie CO ., HENRY S. HA ! ITS ,„ uu
•
0218 and 220 SOITIME - 1 0001%710,'"STIELIECEIrei
'who offer the seine TO TSB TBADB , Lots, on very nismitannnor
Their Stock 01 Rye Whiskies, IPI RONA' comprillee an the ibirterite brigade
rant, and runs fibrdnigu the various menthe oX IMMO" and of slaw year, Mg gat
Liberal contracts made for lots to arrive at' entisytvauthal4R.Rittleel
soniLine Wharf, or at Bonded Warehouses , as harties rimy elect. , ,
FUR ITURE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We are prepared to meet,
Purchasers* of 'Fine' Farniture.
4 80711 IN
STYLE AND PRICE.
GEO.J.IIENKELS,LA.CY it 00.,
CABINET MAKERS,
10th and Chestnut Street*.
/4.ldm rp .
A.V1.80.
MUEBLES FINO
EXmBICION.
in
COLOCAD Sena de Cne O rtos.
°ono
Saba de reeibhniento
CUARTOS D Y R CAMARA.
GEO. J. .111ENKEL 94 . LAO( &
EBANISTAS,
me2s-tfiT4 THIRTEENTH AND CHESTNUT
Special . Card.
FINE FURNITURE ON EXHIBITION IN SUITES
OF ROOMS, CARPETED AND FURNISHED AS
CHAMBERS AND PARLORS.
GEO •Jo EIENKELSo LACY .42 CO.. -
CABINET MAKERS. • • '•
THIRTEENTH AND CHESTNUT, PHILADELPHIA.
per-,4frPl
ice' M° felneten Itleubel arrimicirt In
der ganzert Etage teal/ zur Mulatto
groPPich Und Gardillten obtibegritrous
GEO. J. UNTIL'S, LAOY 00,,
Meubel Fabrikant,
Thirteenth and Chestnut, Philadelphia.
.6.s.tfrp§
AVIS IMPORTANT,
BEAUX MEUBLES,
pour Salons 'et Chamb d • cher.
Arranges pour Exposition dana A merits Gambit,
yu
Converts do Ta
-,,,,,,—..
GEO. J H ENKELS; LACY & Ca %
. , EBENISTEf3; .
se2O-WPi' CHESTNUT STREET.' as Coln de Raft
A. & H. , LEJAMBRE •
}lave removed their
Furniture and rphobrtering Warereeme
TO
No. 1103 Chestnut Street,
top stab%) sotdm roit
WANCELES, JEW air wo itch
CUTLERY.
PEAT L,
RUBBER HANDLE KNIVES.
Steel and Plated Blades.
Sets of Cutlery in Rosewood Cases,
VAT MODERATE PRICES•
A LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. 4T
CLARK & BIDDLE'S,
712 Chestnut Street.
sel72t th ingra rpt..
.
Sterling Silverware Manufactory,
414 LOCUST STREET.
GEORGE SHARP.
,
Patentee of the Ball and Cube patterns, manufactures
every description of fine STERLOG SILVERWARE.
and offers for sale, wholesale and retail, a choice assort.
snent of rich and beautiful goods of new styles at IoW
prices.
J. X SHARP. A. ROBERTS.
sell.sm
BLINDS AND WINDOW SHADES.
Bt J. WILLIAMS: - & SONS
NO. 16 North SiXTII Strept,
bf anal acturers of . ,
VENETIAN BLINDS - .
• .WINDOW SHADES.
Largest and finest ass ortrnent in the city, pt the lowed
prices.. ' • ,
go i ntfleTAlr gtegeo a te t t +top 5,
CHARLES HALE
(late Salem nn and:Elupoi . ll6ndent
NO. 831 ARCH STREET, '
MADirkAIPTIrLIFJEFI Or
VENETLAI4I3LiNDS and
'WINDOW SHADES.
LARGEST AND 'FINEST ASSORTMENT IN TEM
CITY AT THIOI,CriVEST PRICES.
urnaurrnunzeini ALL, ITS BRANCHES.
FOR, vox= CO.
NEW CORDAGE FACTORY
voifiti Rua opirtam.
sw•sa WATER and fa N. WM. wens
tau
CARPETINGS, &V.
1867 CARRETINGS, 18
JAS. IL,. (PANE,-.8Q.1.5r.y.*..:1.40.,..:::„.
Chestnut Street, bekvirSfiventh,
MMRTERI3 .01) DEALEW
FOREIGN AND DONIF4IIO
CA RPETINGS.
English Brussels Carpetings.
tits tate arrivals we have received a full aseortraeot WI
BEST ENGLISH MAKES.
JAS. IL ORNE, BON & CO.,
Chestnut Street, below Seventh.
English .and Fren-ch
A X.MINSTERS,
ROYAL WILTON, A.ND VELVAT
CAR - PE WINGS.
ALL THE NEW EntrESTlOl4; DESIGNS.
Now in store and for sale by
JAS. H. ORIcE, SON & CO.,
Chestnut Street, below Seventh.
TIIREE.PLY AND. INGBAIN
CARPETINdS
In vest variety of dentgn.
OIL CLOTHS,
In sheets from I yard to 8 yards wide.
Henderson & Co.'s all Worsted %Waal.
IAS. R. °RNA . SON & „CO.,
Met Street, below fkiranil6-
RICH AND. ELEGANT
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, (col
Newest designs and Inmost Flea.
THREESHOW ROOMS.
S. C. E l oqui-Arir.,
NO. 25 SOUTH SECOND ST.,
eetta-th s tuft rp§ Below Market.
NOTICE.
LEEDOM & SHAW,
910 ARCH STREET,
I3etween Ninth and Tenth Streets.
Will continue to sell Viz stock of
CARPETINGS
At prices corresponding with low rent and expenses.
And will open daily new goods. ae they do not expect to
move.
r7V'T . P - -Mr 7 Ti
t”000 v PI
J. C. BARNES Sz CO.
GENTS' FURNISHING (KIODS,
- mmariormoras or ;
Fine Shirts, Collars, WrapPerii&c.
NO. 245 , N. NINTH ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
ocl-2m•
GENTS' FITIMISHING GOODS.
JOHN C. ARRISON,
Nos, 1 and 3 N. Sixth
Would invito the attention of gentlemen to his extensile
assortment of • ,
Furnishing Goode . .
c orteiptin F of
SILK BILIRTW AND DRAWERS.
Cartwright
.& Warner's Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Lambe Wool , do. do. do.
Buckskin do. do. do.
Cotton' do. do. do.
English Swan's Down.' Canton Flannel made to
A.'s express order for Shirts susd
30. rs Drawe. ,
. .4114
DEtiq'LEMEWS WRAf'PEBS. '
110SIERY. • 4.
[GLOVES. • ' ' ,- e • ,
ii STOCKS.' 4. ; .
Ja2B#4 ;,. ; di0.001417.;
vibTOTNG,
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR,
•
S. E. cor. of Soma and Chestnut Sta.
Complete aeaortmeut of Finn and Extra Fine
-- hick Ilita
Colored C:lothe.
s n i na lk te l T e ti v lo o t t he. an i et i v rin e tEA tee CiO us thiJ" ll ! l 1 : 1a , ona
hcoteh L'hoviot SuftwiSoo l ii4jciti a al id sailcloth fldsedti.
Black
I. ElmutthetrAVlool" Colo red, and suipea 'and,
Plaid VaruarTOrtla 614%,*Aiicy Velvet and ColiilaPFl
Oadtuderco
-Yo[ C llll' 2 4..^" • taf calker edit lllll-
lothes o4 a
&vil or supe ri or 4 h tiAo ofo
Uttulteut, at moderate Pric"' •
=ME