'1111'! if VLa•./Vill;-•
CHURCH Ortearr.—A very fine church organ,
built. by the Baumgarten Company of, Now Ha
ven, has just been put trek the Gagman church
inkermastown. Several new featuresf_in the
construction of Organs (tlto_Patellta Of which are
owned by the Baumgarten ..cempeay) art y ' n e m ,
poratexi in this instrumento arttil,theso4rith the
excellent purity of trine Matte this 'lnstmment
one of remarkable power, for effects..
MoNtse; Baumgarten, who Superintends
the construction of the organs , uncle by the
.company, Is a German gentlemen end first
catoeto this country to aselarin putting up the
great organ in Melds' titan s ' " The family
of which he Is a worthy member have for some
years been fatuous orgari-bullders In Germany,
and specimens of their skill can be esertin Boston
and many other, la" cities bf Europe..:
The organ In the tom church has two ,
manuals and pedal, with two banks of keys.
Compass Of manual from CC to G, 56 notes;
compressor pedal, CC to U, 25 notes, and has the
follOsing stops:
1. Open blapaeon. 8 feet, metal ...... pipes.
9. Stop Diapason, 8 feet, all wood.. ...be
Dnlcitu3s, 8 feet , lower octave w00 d,.. '• •
rest metal ,66
4. Prlnelpal,4 feet. metal .......... ......be
b. Mute, 2 feet, metal •• • • 58 : 4,
6. Vumpet, 8 feet, iteed from Tenor C., .444 • 4 '
, swath. mAzirear.:
7. Openillapason, B'feet, lower octave woocl,
rest metal... • .. .
8. Plate Travente,.B.letti- . 1.11 „
9. Clarlonet, 8 feet, metal cm :
10. Gemehorn. 4 fee all metal... ........
11. Obae, 8 feet, Bee from Tenor b 44 "
PEDAL. •
12. Bab-Itsita, 16 feet, w00d:.'...'....:... —.25 pipes
.111R017.1.1a0A.L.
23. Couples, Great and Swell.
IL Coupler, Pedal and Great.
15.,Coupler. Pedal and Swell.
ie. Pedal Cream:do. '
XL Pedal Dri Crescendo.
18.
ganist a
Mr: Carl Z um, professor of musk, is or-
t this ,
A Ilnrinicw Dar or Ds - vnrunr.—At'sundown
yesterday the Hebrews throughout the.world be
gan to celebrate the tenth day of the seventh
month—the month of Tisrl—known as Jom
Hakkippurim, th days of atonement or concilia
tion. The celebration continues during , to-day
until sundown. With the Jewish denomination
the day is the holiest of the year and it Is
founded on th e command of the L ord, i in the
twenty-third chapter of Leviticus, from the
twenty-sixth to the thirty-second arse. The day is
entirely given to fasting and devotion. Dur
ing the extence of the Temple at Jerusalem the
4lay wasstingnished by a special sacrificial
rite, whicip idi
could only:be performed by, the high
Oast, slid on that day alone, and only to the
nigh priest, it was permitted to enter the holiest
of - the Aioly, in;obedience to the injunction
0,
"And he sheik, ' aka an atonement for the holy
place, Wawa' the uncleanliness of the children
of Israel an 'because: of their transgressions
in all .heir :e : and so shall be do for the
tabernacle of th
,congregation, that shall remain
in the midst, of stheir uncleanness. And there
shall bens)• malr.in the tabernacle when he goeth
in to make an atonerdent in the holy place until
he come oat, , sttrd have made an atonement for
himself and , for his• household, and for all the
congregation oflusel."-8 Moses, chapter , xvi,
verses 16,17. ;.-The sacrifice ordained in this same
chanter of the goat , and bullock has long since •
been discontinued; but the whole chapter is read
in every Jewish congregation on this day in com
memoration pflhe day.of atonement, established
by the Lord„ tbrongh Moses, for all Israel.
LANGE TENEEERANCE MEETING. Notwith
ztanding the inclement weather '• last eveninz, a
large number of the friends of the temperance
, ,
celiac assembled 'Bev. Dr. Shepherd's church,
Buttonwood street, below Sixth, to listen to ad
dresses on the— subject from distinguished
speakers. " Be*, Bhepherd presided; and ad,
diessed the meeting. .Eloquent 'addresses were
else - .made by 'Thomas M. coleman; F. 4344 and'
Messrs. Ward, Castle, Fenton and Lincoll/.
Signers were obtained to the teraperance pledge--
atueng.the number were those who had long re
fused • to. identify . themselves with the canoe.
These meetings have been productive of a 'vest
amount of good. They will be continued weekly.
ROBISZEtY AT THE CRUECIT HOME.—While a
prayer meeting was in' progress at the Church
. ,
Rome, at Twenty-second and Fine streets last
evening, about 7 o'clock, one of the parlors was
entered and robbed of a bible, prayer book, book
of recorA, a writing desk, and a portrait of one
of the earliest lady managers, now deceased. The
picture was highly prized by the managers of the
Institution, as it cannot now be replaced. The
robbery is supposed to have been committed by a
gang of bad boys who infest the neighborhood.
Rimsrum Dan-mi.—A woman was run over
by a carriage on the Chestnut street bridge yes
terday afternoon. The wheels passed across her
body,catming severe Injuries. Anthony McHale,
the driver of the vehicle, was arrested by Officers
Gibson and Haines, of the Schuylkill Harbor Po
lice. Ho was held for a further hearing by Ald.
Warren.
Ali OLD CHABGE.—John McCabe was arrested
yesterday upon the charge of having been con
cerned in an attack ny on several policemen at
Twenty-fifth and Biddle streets, in July last. At
the time, Policeman Mead was cut in the head
with a stone and was disabled. McCabe was
committed by Ald. Pancoast.
STONISG a EirmrlG.—A young man named
Thomas Loughlin was arrested last night at
Twenty-first and Arch streets for inciting to riot
by throwing stones at the stand while Hon.
Chas. O'NeLll was addressing a Republican meet
ing. He was taken before Ald. Jones and was
committed in default of $1,500 ball for trial.
Dnnat the famous Arctic Soda Water and read
the Ervin% Bummrm. at Hillman's News Stand,
at North Pennsylvania Depot.
MILITARY.--Company I, First Regiment Re
serve Brigade, (Gray Reserves,) one hundred
strong, accompanied by a number of our city offi
cials and citizens, the Liberty Silver Cornet Band,
and a drum corps, will leave this city for Read
ing, Pa., on Monday morning -next, at half-paf e t
seven o'clock. They will be received at Resell
by. the Mayor, City Connell, and citizens, who
will tender the visitors thehospitalites of the city.
On their return on Monday evening they will be
received by the other companies of the regiment
Company lis officered as follows : Captain, J.
Parker Martin; First Lieutenant, J. B. Meany;
Second Lieutenant, David Buist.
Suiner you wished you had your Fall
mat. You'll be In the aame fix to-morrow if you
ain't carefuL Remember that this is Saturday,
and-however-busy-you-are, find time to stop at
Wanamaker & Brown's and get a "Sunday Suit."
Rags AT PpLNT BREEZE Peas,—The race adver
tised to taimplamon _Thursday has-been -post
poned till Monday, September 28. Five of the
fastest horses in the city will trot.
Tu Commercial List and Price Current, pub
lished by Winslow at Son, at 241 Dock street,has
the largest advertising pattifriage of any weekly
paper in the country, and it deserves it.
AT Balmy's, Ninth below Walnut, you will find
some fine old engravings—proof from Hogarthy
and one Sharpe, Cromwell.
CITY NOTICES.
008 PLAN OF Bt STNESS.—
Believing that we have_unequalled facilities for eon
ducting busineee, the following statement of facts we
trustwill arid favor with an intelligent public.
We purchase and sell only /or each, and have no
losses from selling on credit to provide for—the paying
customer is not therefore taxed to help pay the debt
of a customer who does not pay.
Attention is apeclally invited to the quality of goods
Owed. goods being ordered personally of the
best manufacturers, purchasers may rely on getting
'Me beat articles of the kind, and at only one profit on
prat cost.
We are determined to keep oar stock so large and
attractive, and the price of every article so low, as to
make it the interest of every consumer to make our
house his market for Dry Goode; believing it to be
=Ore to our interest to sell a large amount of goods at
nmail percentage of prom, than to do a small busi
ness at the ordinary market prices
• Correetneas of representation and the utmost polite
ness will be-rigidly required of all ernploy6a.
r -To avoid-errors, all goods soldat 'the counter will
bese-measurediztaspeMal department for that pur
pose, and the salesman's calculations examined,
Goods 'always shown with pleasure, and no undue
Irreacrare - need to effect sales.
To onr patrons who prefer buying whole or. uncut
; A wes, th e prises will be the same as in the wholesale
department.
Samples and prices Sent by mall when desired.
P , ,
STRAWDRIDGE it CLOTIIIZE,
Central Dry Goods Store, corner Eighth and Market
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5' THE DAILY EVENINGI3ULLETIN - --PHILADELPHIA, ATUItDAY, SEPTEMBER 861,1868.
mrnovnttENT ri'Pnoringss.—Tiia rover
Baker warerooney No r7BO Chestnut street, are under
going an embellishing operation in ,the:front , which
will be hailed as a decided improvement' when ..hottl
pleted::` Prevention thin fact, mos we are Weltmsttred
that zany tboultands of our readers in this city and
elkevrhere teted axe infilciently, intet in,. the world-re
nowbed Grover Je Bakermachitteeto be gratified with
anything indicative of the success andowing pop
lailt ysifthese apperloelrddiAlthAte. Th e debased for
the Latter is greater than ever(esthete innetessm
.rable superiority ovet all other sewing • michines in
nee, becomes more nniveraally knelt* they, will take
the pla user
Theirltimate Supersede ell others, for
'fluidly adaptation for embroidery and all
the aver and more ornate Slade of stowing gives them
immense: advantages. As already stated, - they Mrs
tuschinss topersonswho do not wish to purchase, and
purchasers who so desire have the privilege of paying
for machines in easy instalment,. We,regard this ar
rangement as a aubetantial benefit to the public.
Eirorito LIKE Dowrioza.
The teeth Boon 'become speckled if every defilement
is not removed from, them every twenty-tour hours.
To do this effectually there is laotblng -like Sosorposy.
It literally renders the_ enamel impervious and in
lestroctible. • :
"Bramrsto's" celebrated Glue Is now bellig
used to cement friendship between Grant and Butler.
.
OriAs. S TOKES & Co., „
• No. 824 Chestnut street,
Under the Continental.
All ready-made work same as eastomer,in the latest
styles. •
Melton Suits $25 00
Heavy. Coating Stilts 27 50
Scotch Snits .. 30 00
Moe English Coating Snits.. . . . 35 00
A large assortment of fail and winter Overcoats from
$l6 to $46.
IT is worrommisi. how cheap goods aro sold at
Gay's China Palace, 1022 Chestnut atreet; The stock
was all selected by Mr. Gay in , peraon from the largest
manufacturiee in Europe. The cause of their being so
remarkably cheap is the great reduction of prices on
the other side of the water. • Business being very dull,
.511 the manufacturers have large stocks 'on band. and
are willing to discount largely to effect sales. Below
we quote prices of a few staple goods. Fancy are at a
still greater discount,
White. French China Caps and. Saucers, per set,
12 pieces $1 20
White Stone China Cups and Saucers, per set, 12
pieces .... 60
White French China Diming Plates,9X inches, - 'per
dozen. ... . . ........ .2 00
White St o ne Elning Plates , 93s inches , per
dozen. .. .. ... . .... . 1 150
White Stone ...... * Ch . aaer * Sae, pieces , per
set 8 00
Cut Glass Goblets, per dozen s 25
Blown Glass Goblets, per dozen 1 00'
Cutalass Tumblers, per dozen .. 1 25
VERY little veneration is vouchsafed •to him
who wears an unisightly boot or shoe,whereaa a stylish
and good fitting boot or shoe Will always command
for the wearer more or less genuine respect. For
farther particulars, inquire of Bartlett, No. 133 South
Sixth street, above Chestnut. -
Housrutrzsnits save 10 to 15 per cent. by se
lecting fromstur immense assortment.
Ironing Taoles. $5; to $l2.
Safes, $5 to $l2
' Wringers, $6lO - $lO.
Cutlery, Tea TrayS, Britannia and Tin Ware, Tabs,
Buckets, Brooms,. Benches, Clothes Horses, Lines,
and every thing to fit out a kitchen, at
reareos & Co's,
Manufacturers, 220 and 229,
Dock St., below Walnut.
ALL THE FASHIONABLE NOVELTrES IB French
and .American Confections, Portuguese Secrets, Sweet
Jordan Roasted Almonds; Heitatonse Grapes, and
other choice fruits, at. Vansant's, Ninth and Chestnut
•
Untororrerno of every description. Materials
used tint quality. Prices low. Workmen attentive
and prompt. At Patten's; 1408 Chestnut street.
-
Junrcumi mothers and annum use for children
a safe and pleasant medicine in Bowza , a larixrr Ckns
mkt.
Tan GIPSET.—The newest and latest style of
Hat, for Ladies and Metes, at •
Oakforde',
Continental Hotel.
•
To GEnTs.
Those of yon who are about to purchase a bat, get
one of our latest styles, at our store
• 1i0.' , 834 and 886 Chestnut Street.
O. Oakford & Sons.
drt Sunawan Isernuanniza and ' draggista'' niui
fixoarairs Buceruies,
4 .23 South Eighth street,.
Dwizss, BLLOIDNESSe AND CATARRH.
J: Isaacs, M. D.. Professor, Uf the Eye and Ear,
treats all diseases appertaining to the above members
with the utmost success: Testimonials from the most
reliable sources in the city can e seen at this office,
N0.,505 Arch street.. Theme "-faculty are invited
to accompaVir patien he has no secrets in hie
practice. Ar cial eyes IDS ted. No charge made
for examinati
SEAL ESTATE SALES.
EIORPHANS' COORT—PEREMPTORY SALE.—
Estate of Daniel McGee, deceased. Thomas Ar• Son&
Auctioneers. Brick Building and Shop with four
three-story brick dwellings. Swanson street, between
Queen and Christian streets. Pursuant to an Alias Order
of the Orphans' Court for the city and county of Philade!.
Philwill be sold at public sale, without reserve, on
Tuesday, October 20. 1868. at 12 o'clock., noon, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, the following described pro
perty, late of Daniel McGee, deceased. viz. ;—All that lot
of ground, with the brick building, shop and four three
story brick messuages thereon erected. situate on the west
side of Swanson street, between Queen and Christian
streets, in the late District of Southwark, now the City of
Philadelphia; containing in front on Swanson street 18
feet, and in depth 128 feet. more or less. Bounded west
ward by ground of William Faulkner, northward by
ground formerly by the widow David. southward B ec k a 0
feet wide street, now called Beck street, formerlys
alley, and eastward by the said Swanson street.
By the Court, JOSEPH MEGARY. Clerk 0. C.
JANE McGEE, Exx.
N. B.—The brick shop fronts on Swaneon street- the
others are in the rear, Each of said 4 three-story brick
bailees have 4 rooms and a basement kitchen, and are
14 feet in breadth and the width of said lot as before
mentioned, all fronting on an alley or court.
Vir Sale absolute.
M. THOMAS do BONS, Auctioneers,
1&Q and 141 South Fourth street
5e260c13-17
itREAL ESTATE.—THOMAS di SONS' SALE.—
Handeome Modern Stone Residence, No. 227 South
Forty-second street, South of Locust street On
Tuesday, September 29th, 1868. at 12 o'clock, noon. will
be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all
that modern stone messuage. with Mansard roof, and
lot of ground, situate on the east side of Forty-second
street south of Locust street, No. 21i; con
taining in front on Forty-second street 4714' feet.
and extending in depth 170 feet. The house
is 16 ft, front, well built. and has all the modern con
veniences; Parlor, library , dining rooms and kitchen,
and summer kitchen on Mat floor; 6 chambers, bath
room, 2 water closets, gas, with fixtures, (which are in
eluded in the sale free of charge.) 2 furnaces, cooking
range, &a.; the parlor and halls are painted; wail and
iron railing in front; very de. p e rfect ly ement, The
house faces the eourh and we st; is dry, w i th a
In
of 26 feet. The situation is unsurpassed by any
In West Philadelphia for healthfulness and beauty. be
ing opposite to 14 acres of lawn, the residences of Clar
ence Clark, Esq.. and Henry Gibson, Esq.
oar Clear of all ineumbraace.
Times-66.000 may remain on mortgage.
Or Immediate possession. May be examined any
day previous to sale.
_
M. THOMAS d; SONS. Auctioneers.
139 end 141 South Fourth street.
12 REAL EBTATE.—THOMAS dr SONS' SALE.
—Handsome modern four-story Brick Residence, &
E. corner of Seventeenth street and Compromise
streets, between Spruce and Pine streets. On TuesdaF,
October 6th, 1866, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at
public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange: All that
handsome modern four-story brick messuage, with three
story back building and lot of ground, situate at the
ti. E. corner of Seventeenth and Compromise strdets ; con
taining in front on Seventeepth sfreet 20 feet, and ex •
tending in depth 126 feet to Cooke street. It is finished in
elegant style, with ail the modern conveniences; has_gas,
bath, hotan&cold water, water closet, furnace, cooking.
range, &c.
rirClear of all ineumbrance.
Tenna-512.000 may remain on -mortgage.
S'W" Immediate_ possession.
AL THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
se26oe3 Mead 141 Soufri Fourth street.
REAL ESTATB.—T/1021AS AND SONS' BALM
Valuable business stand. Four story brick store.
No. 3 Bank street. between Chestnut and Market
streets. On Tuesday. October 20, 18603, at 12 o'clock,
noon, be sold it public sale, at the
Philadelphia P , xchange, all that valuable four-story
brick store and lot of around, situate on the
east side of Brink street, north of Chestnut street, No. 3;
containing in front on Bank street 17 feet, and extending
in depth 54 feet. It has a hatchway. private entrance for
upper floors: fire•proof in wall: skylight over counting
room: gas from cellar to third story ; water closet, &c
Terms—s7,ooo mav rem ein on mortgage.
Tenant's lease expires December Met, 1868.
M. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers,
er26.0c13-17. 119 and 141 South Fourth street.
riREAL ESTATE—THOMAS er BONB' BALE.—
Modern Three-story Brick Dwelling, No. 1218 Cherry
street, west of Twelfth street.—Ou Tuesday, October
6th. 1668, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale at
the Philadelphia Exchange, All • that modern three.story
brick reassume and lot ofvoundisituate on the south side
of Cherry street, west of-Twelfth street, No. 1218; contain
ing in front on Cherry street 16 feotB inches, and extend
ing in depth 66 feet. BAN gin, bath. dcc.
Or - Clear of all incambrance.
Terms-463,000 may remain on mortgage.
Or' Possession November 15t.1868.
May be examined any day previous to sale.
M. THOMAS & BONS, Auctioneers.
se26 • 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
BIDING SCHOOLS.
t rt Rip `B.• 48
Dugan street, below Spruc
e, between Fit teenth
and Sixteenth streets. be reopened on Mon
day. September tlst, 11M13. 8017-Im-fp
HORSES FOIL SALT.
FOR BALE—A I'ALR . OF STYLISH HOBBES,
Darouche, Dog Cart and Harness. Also, - Stable
terrear. Apply at the Stable, back -of 1700 . Wa1-'
nut ekreet.
- 5e17414 -
CLARK B(BIDDLE
7[+`irlslt; moo;
_ 151„, S • •
The ilubeetthe're beg to INFORM the publlithatyits . haie
• ' • t - 1 11 ,,
RE MO - VP:L i,
to,
N0.,121.2-CHESTINUT STREET
Where they effoetee VERY LARGE Andmml w ;zi o
LADIES' FINE - FURS ,
cox'sianzio. OF
Ittliellin - ;.. Royal Illeininc,
landioxes Bair !;able,
Itlinlc 5 1 1 0401 .0., Fitch, are•
All of which they offer at REASONABLY LOW PRICES.
SETA OF FORS FRON SS'IIFIVARDII.
A. K. . &
L R. WOMRATII,
No. 1212 `C hest n ut Street,
au.% rn vv.
CLARK BLBIDDLE
CORHAMPLATE
lIIVATOELEA, Jnewsmuss, ay.
o ECALDWELL &CO.
ARTISTIC
SILVER WARES.
No. OO
..ciI i ENNUT STREET.
CLARK'StBIDDLE
CORKAMfLATE
CLARK iz BIDDLE,
Jewelers and 1111rerszdths,
Igo. 712 CHESTNUT Shvot,
Invite the attention of their patrom Ito their large and
elegant a/ointment of
mAknorms,
WATEMES,
JEWELRY.
SILVER WARE,
PLATED WARE, &c.
Beautifal Designs In Sliver and Oliver-Plated
Wares for Bridal Gifts.
fey war/ MD§
CLARK BtRIDDLE
CORHAM PLATE
DIEDICINAts
RHEUMATISM]
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA.
Warranted Permanently Cured.
Warranted Permanently Cared.
Witt►out Injury to the System.
Without lodide, Potaula or Colehlum.
By Cling Inwardly Only.
DR. FITLER'S
GREAT _RECEIIMATIO RENEW;
FOR RIMBIATIE AND MAMA IN ALL ITB
The only standard. reliable, poeltive, infallible perms
nent cure ever discovered. It is warranted to contal
nothing hurtful or injurious to the system
WARRANTED TO CURE OR MONEY REFUNDED.
WARRANTED TO CURE OR MONEY REFUNDED.
Thousands of Philadelphia references of cures. Prepared
29 South Fourth tltreet, below Market.
ate2o th to tf BPf.
SEWING DI&CIIINES.
1106. REMOVAL. 1106.
THE $I ER MANIDFACTUREVG OOMPEIT
- Have Removed their Warerooms to
No. 1106 Chestnut Street.
SINGER'S NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE h
simple, durable, quiet and light running, and capable of
performing an a tordshing range and variety of work It
will hem, fell. stitch. braid , gather, ,, cord , tack gull&
embroider, 414
my2lYrP WM. E COOPER. Agent.
DRY GoOn&
727. POPULAR PRICES 727.
DRY GOODS.
RICHEY,SHARP& CO.
IMPOSTERS,
JOBBnICS and
Have now on Exhibition the most
Extensive and Desirable Stock in this
Market.
Their DRESS GOODS Stock is u
_nri__•
valleAlfor extent and Waxiety.
They are in -constant receipt of Bar
gains, which are freely offered by the
Yard, Piece or Package.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.
mwirp
AntMg AND INTER, .186'8
NEW AND FASHIONABLE BOOBS,.
Chameleon Silks
Strape Silks,
. SOlendld ,Quality Colored Mina,
Superior, Black: Silks,
,
Chameleon Silk Serge.,
• Chameleon Poplin*,
14112 Woe , Irish Poplins,
French Silk Poplins,
Silk /Spin/line,
With a great variety of New Fabrics for Ladles , Hoare
Dresses and Walking Salta,
At Such Prices as will bum Rapid Bales
Thus offering extraordinary inducements to Ladies to
sided from our large Steck of
Ladlee can have their dresses made to order at the
aborted notice and in the most fashionable styles.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
NO. 28. SOUTH SECOND ST.
5024 th
H HENNEQUIN & CO
BROCHE SHAWLS.
. We have huit receives
The choicest of the offerings of thesarenowneif Sabri-
Particular attention is asked to the undermentioned.
which are worthy tho critical examination of Connole-
Beare, and others
75 Fine Brodie Squares. colors Pon
cam and Blanks, $l2, $l5 and $lB,
50 Fine Broohe Squares (Gold and
Silver Medals awarded to these),
$22, $25 and $32.
25 Fine Broohe Longs, Ponceaut,
Blaoke and Whites, $25.
25 Frio Exposition Shawls, $35 and
$45.
25 "Gold Medal"- - -Copies of India,
$55, $75 and $9O.
5 "Chefs d'Ouvre of these eminent
manufaoturers—to these Shawls
were given the highest reward
(Legion d'Honneur) at the last
Exposition, $lOO, $llO and $125.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
The `See-I-live,"
NO. 920 CHESTNUT STREET.
au29 a tu th
FALL OPENING.
„ 11.44 7:6
Fourth and Arch. ar
NEW SILKS,
NEW SHAWLS,
RETAILERS,
NM'S POPLINS,
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS,
DELT 411ffiLEotG"
NEW AND ELEGANT Go opa
we are now prepared to affaiour
Si LEN1)11:i STOOK
Cowlisting in part of
Heavy Corded ropllnst
This Season's Importation.
GREAT SALE.
FINE
33 AUCTION LOTS!
ARE DISPLAYING
FRENCH POPLINS,
NEW - STO - CIK
NEW STYLE
;SHEPPARD VANHARLINIAL& AR fusoN.
sti, e disty
• • j-N; • •
. ,
11 ' I I' 00DS
- _
HOU
ICE-tr N( DR-Y• G-0 OD.
OIi,i.,RTAI-,:X::),1.1 . .A.T.,EA-I - 4 . ..5, - :: : -&:c,. - ,
Being the OLDEST Establishment for;the BpeciahtlatA of the above Gooch, we can give to our patrons
the advantage of.e long experleice and thorough acquaintance with this special department of the
DRY GOOD BUSINESS, and risking all our purchases for GASH, secure to theta the 10Isst possible
prices, at which the; same qualities , are sold,, either in this or the New York taarkeL -• •
WO. 11.008: CIELEML I TCUar: STREET.
sa46e4t / . ,
SELLING OFF
To Close Business.
11111•••••••
Lease,Fixtures and Stock For Sale
Established Twenty-Seven Years,
(Ton of which in limed location.)
The undersigned annoury to public Unit tul will 'ell
BELOW COST
ENTIRE iITOCK. CONSISTING OF
Silks, Ribbons, Satins, Ituo'hes, Vel
vets, Blowers, Etc.
AM% A LARGE ESTOOE Of •
REAL LACE GOODS,
Embroideries, imitation Laces, Gloves
and Fancy Goods.
To be Sold Regardless of Cost,
To Close the COneern.
WARBURTON,
N 0.1004 CHESTNUT ST.,
PHILILDELIPULIL
selo3h a to Ifni
Nev i s I IC4
LINEN 'STORE 1 r
S2S Arch Street.
Linen Dohs and Drills'.
Widte Drill said Duokt.
Flax Calaied Drills and thloiai.
Buff Coating Ducks,
Fancy Mills. Fast Cdors,
Striped Drills, Fist Color%
Mottled Drills, Fast Colors.
Blouse Linen, several colon.
Plain Colored Linens, for Ladies'
Traveling Suits.
Pihded Shirting Linens.
Linen Cambric' Dresses.
The largest assortment of Linen Goode In the dty
aewng at Len than Jobbers' Prism
GEORGE MILLIJIEN;
Linen Importer. Jobber and Retail Dealer.
aim W 328 Arch Street.
Fall Trade. 1868.
EDWARD FERRIS,
GIRARD STORES,
Nilff. oar. Eleventh and Chestnut Ste,
Entrance 86 South Eleventh,
OFFERS AT JOB PRICES
20,000 Yards Hamburg and Needle
Werk Embroideries.
ALSO.
1,000 Doz. Linen Hdkrs.---All kinds.
Real and imitation Valenoienno„Thread,
Guipure and Chilly LAMB
And a complete stock of
' WHITE Et' 0 CODS.
K re Beat rftg 3 f eated mak°
of Fulthg°
andß atenirgag
a
TO PROPRIETORS OF
HOTELS,BOARDING-HOUSES
AND •
SHIPPING. •
Wo have a special wholesale department for supplying
Linen and Cotton Bheetlns. Towels, Napkins. Bingle Bed
and Berth Blankets. and other . goods particularly
adapted to your wants. .
All the above kind of goods m ade up at abort natio° if
desired. - - •
STRAWBRIDGE &CLOTHIER
CENTRAL DRY' GOODS STORE ,
Corner of. Eighth and Hirket St.
se2s 6m '
CARD TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
We have established °department for the convenience
of Country Merchants who do not wish to buy whole
pieces of fine good& -
We out fine. Silks, Drees Goode, Linen Goods,
Clothe -.and Caselmerea -in..such -quantities mu:will best
suit their ealmand convenience at the relinlet—svholesele
rates.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
Eighth anillarkei
,CURTAINS;
N 0'
DRESS Goons.
DRY GOODS.
Flannel Department.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER.
•
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
•
Corner Eighth and Market Its,,
Ileakeettnity invite the attention of buyers to examigg
our Memel before making their Dunham.
The utmost politeness in attendants. No mierepro
eentstioni or undue pressure to effect Wes.
We have constantly in stock
Ballardvale Flannels.
Gilbert's Flannels,
Opera Saok Flannels,
Shaker Flannels,
Swansdovhx. Flannels,
Moleskin Flannels,
Gauze - Flannels,
Silk Warp Flannels, •
Dornet Flannels,
Angola Flannels,
Plaid Shirting risturseles.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
We ere now opening a tow babe of Alt Wool Flannels
at Me. and Mk.. that are decided bargains, and
well worth an early call.
G9Lcorril, HOUSE.
STRAWBRIDGE 'BLOLOTMER
•
THE LARG'EST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTH'S.
THE CELE.ii ) EB,2" PRIGEB FOR CLOTHS.:
THE BEST :MARES CLOTHS..
THE FINEST MIXED ‘ COA.TINGS.
THE NEWEST STYLES OF PANT STUFFS.
DOMESTIC CLOTHS AND CABSIMEREB.
FOREIGN CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
CLOTHS FOR LADIES' WEAR.
VELVETEENS OF ALL,COLORS.
The Best PILICI3 to Mit ,
CLOTHS AND OASSINERES
For Either Men or Rom t tut
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER'S
CENTRAL CLOTH. , HOUSE,
Corner Eighth and Market Sts.
HOSIERY
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
Corner Eighth and Market Sts.
HOSIERY,
GLOVES and
Direct from American and European Manufacturer.,
Merino Underwear for Gents.
Merino Underwear for Youths.
Merino Ilndersieux for Infants*
Morino Underwear for Misses.
Merino Underwear for Ladies.
Merino Bose for Ladies.
Merino Hose for Misses.
Itierino Hose 'for Youths. •
Merino Hose for Infants.
Merino Hose 144 Gents.
All.wool Shirts, White, for Gents.
Ml wool Shirts, Scarlet, for Gents.
All-wool Shirts, Grey Mixed.
All-wool Shirts, Blue Mixed.
All the above, of superior qualities, for sale.
We aim to keep the best Hues of these goods to be found
in the do, and prince at the bottom of the market.
STII.A.W.BRIDGE&CLOTHIER
CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
se24 St
CLOAKINGI3.
FIRST QUALITY.
French Velvet Cloths
IN COLORS—BLACK.
BROWSIS. '
PURPLES
&ONES.
DAHLIA.
ASTRACHAN CLOTHS
111 COLORS-BLACK, !WED. urr.b.
PLUSH CLOTHS AND SILK PLUSHER
IN ALL COLORS..
FANCY CLOAKINGB
OF ALL STYLES.
OF TEE IMPORTATION OF
JOHN W._ THOMAS
Nos. 405 and 407 N. Second Street.
au2B tl Jain)
BOALUPINS*
BOARD WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS PIANIST,
in a respectable family. Two dollara and tuition
given in exchange for good board. Best of references
even. Address "PEIDPESSOR4' iltrwirrar Office.
Philadelphia. - . se2s.4frrpa
NIEI -L—L - ANDIND - A - ND - F0 : Atn• : -
J. B. BI7ISSLEI. DA Oath Delaware exam
UNDERWEAR,