Oi'l’y BUiibßTlN*-
The Turbines at Fahimou-st.—'^ D ®
Committee of Councils,of which Mr.
Chairman, tmulo an official " B P oC ‘ l °“
Tisterday afternoon of the new turbine whom
and pumps which have juatbeon P nt ’“ P now
"ion at the Fairmont,t Water Works The new
Jouval Turbine hus been put In under th
lion of Chiet Kngineur Graeff, and "
Gtyciin, the American “P c “‘ ot r tU ,w now
patent, by whum the Rearlne o^tho^no^
machinery was also designed. *h .
lanießt oFtlie kind in the couutry,**««*?;“£
&i?iw»J&s?sausas
deep in the otickm, h ln diameter
inntf This main crosses the forebay nine feet
'above ihe ordinary level of the water, by means
of wroilgbt Jron fuspt-ueion links, the main Itself
(ofmlmrthe ‘coin passion chord. .
'fhdnesiltns for the new bnildlng, head gates,
miifink' flume, suspended main, and complete
of the work, are by Chief Engineer
Graeff, whose long experience and scientific at
tainments, cannot be too highly prized by the
m>6Dleof Philadelphia.
P The capacity of the new turbine is abont 8,00n,-
000 gallons per' day. and the. whole pumping
rapacity of the works at presea*, is about 31,000,-
dOO gallons per day. . When the series of turbines
now contemplated are all completed (and Conn
cils cannot complete' them, a day too soon).
Philadelphia will have capacity for a supply ot
water sufficient for its necessities for generations
miff-houses, with their superb m a
chinery, will BOofftorin one ef tho chief attrac
tions of and Falrmoant, with all
its pictarisque' improvements, will be a greater
source of pride than ever to onr peopkr The
whole work on the miU-hou6eß has been done in
the most substantial manner,with cut-stone walls,
and roof 6? wrought-iron girders, with mterme
diate brick arches, supported upon wronght-lron
columns. The bnildinge when completed, will be
fire-Drool, enduring, and suitable for a work oi
the importance and magnitude required for the
supply ofwater to this great city.
Th« introduction of the JouvaJ Turbine In place
of the cumbrous old breast- wheels arFalroiuuut,
has proved an Immense economy of power and of
money. The first turbine was put in, eighteen
years ago, and has run from that time to this at
a cost fbr ordinary repairs for tne whole lime,
kindred dollars ! Daring last
summer, this wheel ran for three months «;«*•>»'
stopping three minutes! No better test of the ex
cellence of this admirable invention, or of the
perfect way in which the contractor his done his
work, could well be afforded than this.
The saving of water by these wheels is very
great. The old breast-wheei expended thlrtv
three gallons of water ln pumping one gallon
iDto the reservoirs. The Jouval turbines now
in operation con6Hme about eight gallons In rais
ing one. When the breast of the dam is raised
two feet, as must eventually bo done to save the
present great waste of water, the additional fall
will enable the tnrbines to do their work at an
expense of only shout five gallons to one.
The inspection yesterday was highly satisfac
tory in every Tespect, aod much credit is due to
all the establishments which have been engaged
in furnishing the work for this great improve
ment It has been executed by different parlies,
under Mr. Geyelin’s cod tract. The pumps, con
necting rods, Arc., are from the shop of I. P-
Morris & Co. The gearing and shafting from the
Weet Engine Company, of Norristown. Tb<-
turbine wheel and its Rate hoisl from the shop of
Mr Geyelln. The wrought iron llumo ami lore
bay head-gateß were not comprised in the con
tract, and were made for the department by
Messrs. Hunswortb & Nivlnr.
Buildings Found oven. — A par 1 , ol the duty
of policemen on duty at night is to examine the
doors of stores and dwellings to ascertain if any
of them have been left unftusioned. Every morn
ing each lieutenant reports to the Mayor a Dum
ber of places which have Ooen found open on the
previous night. Tbe repoils ibis morning in
cluded several stores on Front street, an.l two
brokers' offices on Third sire., t. This carelessness
gives thieves a first-class opportunity pi operate
without putting themselves to ututh trouble, am:
if profile will t xu-rid cuefi invitations to coinmi l
robberit s they cannot justly blame the police lot
a want ol’vigilance
Murderous Assault t tun a Woman. —AUl. r
mon Panconßl bad before him this morning a
ronng man Darned Samuel Alexander, charged
with assault and battery with intent t i kill. A
woman named Mary Getty went into a store on
Callowliill street, above Twenty Airst. last even
ing, and Alexander rjuarreltd with her. The
pioprietor went out to get the services of a po
liceman, and during bis abesnr e, it is alleged,
Alexander attacked Mary and bent her very
badly. He was held in 61,000 bail to answer at
court.
Sttstui iocs.—Joseph Clark was found In a
farmer's wagon, at the Seven Stars Hotel, on
Germantown avenue, near Seventh street, las l
night. He said that ho got into the wagon to
sleep, but as he selected the one whieh had the
most chickens in it, it iB supposed that he in
tended to moke a raid upon the feathered tritio
during the night. He waß sent to prison by
Alderman Heins.
Alleged Biohwat Roiu.ert.— Gilbert Kill,
colored, and Charles Fowler, white, were before
Alderman Carpenter this morning upon the
charge of highway robbery. The complainant
was Henry Hi hner, who alleges that he was at
tacked in Middle alley, and while one man held
him by the throat the other took his watch-chain
and pocket-book. The accused were committed
lor trial.
Attempted Roehervl —An attempt was made
to rob the hotel of J. K. Bcntz, on Taird street,
below Callowhill, on Monday night. A ladder
was put up to a rear second story window, but us
the thii l w ns about to enter, he was discovered by
a servant girl, who raised an alarm. The fellow
then got over a back lcncu and escaped. He left
his ladder in the yard.
Fatal Accident.— James Taylor, aged forty
five years, wus killed thiß morning by being
jammed between two cars in the yard of Un
repair shops ot the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany in West Philadelphia' The deceased leave*
a wife and seven children.
Skriovs Burning.— Sarah Conway, aged If
years, residing at No. 11U'2 Pierce street, was
badly burned about the body by her clothe
taking fire while at a Btove, engaged in toasting
bread, this morning.
Violating an Ordinance.— James King am!
Wm. J. Armstrong, drivers of cartß, were ai
re“ttd, yesterday, for dumping ashes on Broat
street, near Lombard. They were fined by Aid
Patchel.
OITY NOTICES,
Eve Used No Dentrieick,
it is presumed, but if she hud, sin- would probably
have been inquisitive ns to its materials. Her duiiph
tere who use Sozijdont, and it, are dunot
kss anxious to know what it is uiudfrof. To gratify
their cariosity to some extent, it is announced Ilia,
the principal beautifying ingredient is the bark of
cue of the most wonderful of all trees, since the ire :
~! knowledge, viz., thy Knap Tree of Chili, wliiuh re
moves from the fluent woven fabrics every species of
i,; 'n.
A. L. Vansant, Ninth and Chestnut. Manu
actnrer of novelties in French and Americau Confu-.-
a.nery. Pure ctocolates, roasted ulmonds.nalcgant
a iMures, tempting fruit, Ac.
So 1 a Bed.
A thing contrived
A double debt top-y;
A bed tty night,
A sofa all the day.
Km sale at W. Henry Patten's Curtain and Uphol
stery Score, bo. 140 S Chci-lnm street.
Ai.i. core and anxiety about burglary romoved
by applying the ItcuiiLAn Ai.a.i>« Tin n; Haiti. Blin
oreds are usinr it. Kieht years experience. Never
biolitn throng:,. sen; tree. Ill) Chestnut
si reel.
VKM lntU.K CI.R'I'AINS AND KoDS; tllsO, j. tCO
i nud Muslin Cut t ains, at Patten s Curiu t s tore HUS
Cinslunt street
Quiet and soothe the pain of children teething—
VsOßower's infant Cordial, bold by all Druggists.
Kviikituee Si.ii'H or Loose Covers cut and
lifted to itnniturc. Litiep, Cretormr, uuo other
efdntzeff in great variety, on hand at very unusually
low print s, at Patten’s, HUS Chestnut street.
Thk wonderful popularity or the. great
.A ml mo an Bottomhole anh Skwino Maohin* Is the
best possible ’ntiftrantee of Its vast superiority over ait
oilicrens a famHit machine. It has already become
the grenifavoriie every where with tho ladiitron ee
roonte. South-west, corner Eleventh and Cnesuini
streets.
Spring Mattresses,
Hair Mattresses,
Husk Mattresses,
i Skeleton Spring Mattrcßses,
Fine Feather Bolsters and Pillows,
Mode to order at W. Henry Patten’s, .403 Chestnut
street.
Fairchild, the celebrated Coat Cutter, is at
Cr.AB. Stokeb & Co.’s.
Corns, Bunions, Inverted skillfully
treated by Dr. J. Davidson ,No. 818 Chestnut street.
Charges moderate.
!To THE LADIHB. . . . T ,
We now have a splendid and large Btock of Emiles
and Misses’ Hats, whith cannot to excelled for dura
bility and make. Oakfobub , Continental Hotel.
Hot Cross Buns, fresh every day through
Ll nt ' Mor.sx, 902 and 904 Arch Btrcct.
Window Bhades at Patten's old established
flictory and store, 1408 Chestnut street. . . -
Dkafnebb, Blindness and Catarrh.
j Isaacs, A. D.. Professor of the Eyo and Bar
treats all diseases appertaining to the above “embers
with tbe utmost success. Teetunonlalß from the most
reliable soarces in the city can be seeni nt tMs office.
No. SOB Arch Street, The medical faculty arc tarited
to ficconiDony their patients,aa ho has uo secrets in his
•» nctice.' P Artificial eyes inserted. No .charge made
for examination. „
Surgical Instruments and druggists’ sun
dries* Bnowden & Bbotubb,
23 South Eighth street.
Gents’ Hats —G®* T8 ’ Hats,
Of the latest and irost fashionablastyle,
At the lowest price.
Oakpobdb’, 634 and 836 Chestnut street.
Reported tor the Pldfadeiphtn' Eraalog
l*Bkmn3o e s ? ao- ou" Tkmk on 8 BCI o' A
o s" it&DayfsdSo' D hld&
! ftVaicV goat skin. J C &H R Mustard: 'MS bundles hides
order? "bales 6 bdls mdse TD Ayres; 185 bbls stay War
wick * Stiner; 2* bbls do Whitney A Bros; t bbl mdse
B h inior; Bdo h Alton i 886 Smptr ale bblß MasSey, Hus
bblmnolnsscs 18 tihdri steel order. _From
3 crates plnoapiflßF J’CostaßT
‘oebx? sugar 8 AW Welsh; 755 do John Mason; 1 bale
tobacco E K Stevenson: 1 cose cigars G C Carson; 3 bblß
1 bate mdse John Blrkbeck: Bos cigars John Wagner.
CIENBUEGOS— Brig Lena. Fox—23B hhds So tea BUgar
2o hlids molasses B A W Wotsb. _
MARINE BDIiLUITIN.
PORT t)F PHILADELPHIA—FEimuAEY 24.
fSTBee 2 t&in*. Bulletin sn Insids Pago,
arrived this pay . „
Steamer .Juniata, Boxie, from New Or'eans via Ha.
vaon, iHhfmt. with cotton, molas«cs, iic. to PhUadei
pbia and Sontbem Mail Steamship Co.
V ot. aiuer Florence Franklin, Pienon, 13 hours from Bal
timore, ■with mdee to A Groves. Jr.
BiigLena(Br). Fox. 31 days from Cienfuegos. witn
arrar nrd molaesea to 3 & W Welsh.
Bchr jury C. Simple, 1 day from Milford, with Del.
grain to Joe Barratt. _ , . , , _ .
Schr Mary «0 Caroline. Fowler, 1 day from Leipsic, Del.
with grain to Jos E Palmer. . _ „ .. .
J 6 William*. Woodruff. 3 days from Bridgeton,
NJ. with frainto Jos E Palmer. ... „ . ...
Schr D*nl McFee, Smith, 4 days from BNow York, with
barley t* Knlgbt Sd Sons. , ,
Schi Warren B ftke Meeßcrvey. from gavannib.
Schr Geo H Bent. Smith, from Boston.
CLEARED TttiauA*
Schr Geo H Bent, Smith, Boston, Borda. Kellar«fcNuttiag.
Correspondence of
The bark Abbie N Franklin, from Mcasina for rhiladel
nhia, left tbe Breakwater this morning
p The following veiircls rernuln at the Breakwater: Rohrs
Wrr (laiTotl from Pbtladcti.hia; SJ fort, from NYork;
B c dm all tor Wrnd
memoranda , ,
Phip Island Home (Br). Liswell, from JGnmshy for this
port, sailed from B««muda 6th lost having repaired.
v ship Albairose, Hamilton, sailed from Liverpool ethinat
8 Crusader (Br). Hughes, cleared at New Orleans
19th inst for Liverpool with 3147 bales cotton. 3poo staves.
hbir Bef-sie * Anna (Br), Hnahcs. cleared at
leniip !9th iost. for Liverpool, with 2385 bales cotton, 10.U4.J
BR Bteaine? AnemimilaYNG), Winzen. cleared at N York
ye ß»i T k J?aa°c RDavie. r ?land, cleared at Palermo 28th ult.
f °Bark Bt Peter. Goodwin, hence at Antwerp Bth Inst
Baik Island Queen. Canham, for this port, sailed from
Bark A»utSfte, , KHndtworth, sailed fro-n Hamburg 6th
ID BHe°W b H Borden, hence at Quoenatown Bth
Creevy, Haley, at Bermuda Ist inst. from
N RHg Joaic A Devereaux, Clark, cleared at Now Orleans
19th inst. ter New York. „ ~ . .
Schr Admiral, Bteelman, hence at Providence 22d met.
?< hr Buth Shaw. Bhaw. cleared at New Orleans 19Ui
Inst for Cardenas, in ballast . A _ , . ....
Schr 8 A Hammond, Wiley, cleared at Charleston 20th
in Stimdieh, Rich, cleared at New Orloans 19th
' n ßchr°N^j"°AHller? e *Durbam, from StJohn.Nß. for this
port, sailed from Holmes 1 Hole 2M inet.
QUEEN OLIVES.
IK STORE, TfiRT FIKE
LARGE QUEEN OLIYES,
By the Gallon or Quart.
SIMON COLTON & CLLRRE
S. W. coiner Broad and Wnlnnt Sta.
• al i m w -
T .'STATE OF J. EDWARDS LEE, M. D., DFC’D.-Lei-
Fiteie of administration upon the estate of J. Edward*
Lf’-, decewed. bavin* been duly granted to tbe undei
fJcLcd. all peiHoue indebted to said estate are roque-ted
to make payment, and those having claims or doenaHd*
ugaliißt it, to present them without delay to BArt Rlh i
LANDONLtJS, Administratrix, at the FennwylvanU
Hospital for tho Insane. Philadelphia.. U 34 w,tif
HOOP SKIRI'S.
WM. T. HOPKINS,
HJS,
M»i ufacturer of the Celebrated Champion Hoot
Skills, has removed to his new and com
modious building, No. 1116 Chestnut stroot. (Girard Row.)
where he has opened lor inspection tbo largest assort
meut of Hoop bkirte. Corsets &c, in this country, i»
eluding every quality, etylo, sizo and shape, iron ttjf
highest to the lowest grade of Roods at such prices a>
caui ot fail to meet the views of all. _
SKIRTS MADE TO ORDER, ALTERED ANI
REPAIRED.
Special attention is invited to our assortment of
LADIES’ UNDER GARMENTS,
which wo are selling at veiy Iqw prices.
Wo buy our Goode at first haudf, iti large QUANT)
ties, lor CASH. and at such priced that we CAN an*'
WILL *oil every article in our bno CHEAPER than the>
can be bad nnyw here elee.
Please call and judge for yourselves, atour. Hanufar
toiy and Salesrooms, No. 1115 Chestnut street,
dell-f m w-BmrpS WM. T, IIOPKINS,
M TO RF.NT-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
gtj;!! Bouse, in a fashionable quarter. Rout. S2,7iR) with
*iil a deduction to a email family without children.
Adi'reee . ‘ T. J. W.” BVm.ktin Office. .folB-lf-rps
A.K}CraiiOH CAI-E&3.
James a. freeman, auctioneer.
No. 422 W alnut utreot.
THREE ACRES AND IMPROVEMENTS, BUSTLE
TON ITKN^IKW.
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
A l 4 o'clock, will he Bold 0,1 tho promises. Twenty-third
Ward, three Acies, with Improvements, Rustloton Tuna
pike. The property 1b opposite tbe Lngrango Works, ami
within a qua ter of a mile of the Holmesburg and Bustle
ton Railway, now being built. Orphan# Court Sate—
Estate of John Uatchcr % dec'cL
ONLY 2,000 LEFT
NEW MUSIC ALBUMS,
IlafldEODicty bound in Leather and Kicb Gilding, containing
FIFTH of the Newest Pieces gf Music for Fiano, both
Focal and Instrumental
Real Value $25, and Bcid for Only $2 50,
J. E. GOURD'S PIANO WAREROOMS
923 CHESTNUT STREET.
THE DATI.Y EVENING BULLETIN—PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24,1869.
TO KENT,
OF THE
rjx> PHYSICIAHB,
New York, August 15th, 1807.
AUow mo to call tout attention to mv PKEPAKATION
OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BUCHU. The component
parts arc BUCHU, Long Leaf. CIUBEBS, JUNIPER
BERRIES.
Mods of Feefaeatioh.— Buchn,, in vacuo,, Juniper
Berries, by distillation, to form ;, fine gin. Oubobs ex-
tracted by displacement by liquor obtained from Juniper
Berrien, containing very little sugar) a smaU proportion of
>irit, and moro palatable than any now In ueo. Tho
active properties are by this mode extracted.
Buchn. as prepared by Druggists gendifaffyi jB of a dark
color. Itisa plant that emits its fragrance t the action of
a flamo destroys this (its aotivdprinciple), leaving a dark
and glutinous decoction. Mine is tho colorof ingredient*
Tho Bncbn in my preparation predominates; the smallest
quantity of the other ingredients are addod. to prevent
fermentation; upon inspection, ft will be found not to be
a Tincture, as made in Pharmacopooa, nor is it a Syrup—
and therefore lean be used in cases where fever or lnflam-
mationlexirte. In this .you have tho knowledge o the
Ingredients and the mode of preparation.
Hoping that ybu will favor it with a trial,and that upon
Inspection it will meet with yonr approbation.
With a feeling of confidence.
1 am, very respectfully.
Chemist and Druggist of 16 Years’ Experience in
Philadelphia, and now located at hts Drag and
Chemical Warehouse, 694 Broadway, Now
Hei.mboi.d’s Fluld Extract Buohu, for weakness
arising from indiscretion. Tho exhausted towers of
Natu e which are accompanied by so many alarming
symptoms, among which will be found Indisposition to
Exortion. Loeb of Memory, Wakefulness, Horror of
Disease, or Forebodings of Evil, in fact,. Universal Local-
:ude. Prostration, and inability to ontor into tho enjoy-
ments of society,
Tbe Constitution, once affected with Organic Weak,
nose, requires tbo aid of Medicine to strengthen and in-
igorate the system, which HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT
BUCHU invariably does. If no treatment le submitted
to, Consumption or Insanity ensues.
Helmbold’b Fluid Extract Bccec, in affections pe-
culiar to Females, Is unequaled by any other preparation.
as in Chlorosis, or Retention, Painiulnces, or Suppression
of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schirrus State ol
the Uterua,and all complaints incident to tho sex,whether
arising from habits of dissipation. Imprudence in, or the
declino or change of life.
UKuauoLU’b Fluid Extraot Dconu anb Istproved
Rohr. Wash will radically exterminate from the system
diseases arising from habits of dissipation, at iittlo ex*
pcnEe, little or no change in diet, no inconvenience or ox-
posuie: completely superseding those unpleasant and
dangerous remedies, Copaiva and Mercury, In all these
diseases.
Use Helmbold’b Finn Extract Bcozro in &U diseases
of these organs, whether existing in the male or female,
from whatever cause originating, and no matter of how
long standing. It is pleasant in taste and odor, “imme-
diate" in action, and moro strengthening than any of the
reparation® of Bark or Don.
'i nose suffering from broken-down or delicate consti-
tutions, procure tho remedy at once.
Tho reader must be aware that, however slight may
be the attack of the above disease**' it is certain to affecl
the bodily health and mental powers.
All the above diseases requiro the aid of a Diuretic,
IIELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU is the great Diuretic,
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Prioi:—sl 25 por bottle
or 6 bottles for $6 CO. Delivered to any address. Describe
symptom® in all communications.
Address, Medical Depot, 104 S. Tenth street, Philadft-
Drug and Chemical Broadway, N. Y.
None are gonuino unices dono up in stool-engraved
wrapper, with fac simile of my Oliomical Warehouse*
and signed
de2 w m
SHEPPARD,
VAN HARLINGEN
& ARRISON,
1008 CHESTNUT STREET.
LINEN
Honsekeepiffg Dry Goods,
AND
Orntain Establishment.
HEW ASD LABGEIT ITOCB IS TBE CITY
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Real Barnsloy and French Heavy Linen Sheetings.
Bost-Heavy Pillow-Case Linens.
Double Damask and Real Barnsley Table Linens
French, Double Damask and Ifuckabac fringed Towels.
■ Splendid Double Damask 1 Table Cloths, of elegant de
signs. from 2 to 6 yards long, with large NAPKINS to
match.
• Fiuo Marseilles Quilts.
Rich Crotons and Furniture Chintzes.
Embroidcr<*4 Cloth Fiano and Table Cavers, v,
Elegant Flald and Striped Table Coverings.
Lace and Nottingham Curtains
'S • - ’
Of Now Patterns.
Bilk and Worsted Curtain Draperies, and Furniture
Coverings, In groat varfoty. ,
Plain and Bordered Window Bhades.
N. B.—The best makes of Domestic Muslins, in all
widths, at the lowest Cash Prices. f m w IQtrp
H. T. HELMBOLD.
H. T. HELMBOLD
SPRING LINEN GOODS
AT
,
828 Arch Street
BEST IRISH SHIRTING LINENS,
LINENS FOR LADIES' USE,
NEW LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
SAMPLE CARDS OF
NEW STYLES
LINEN CAMBRIC DRESSES.
An immens : stock of LINES GOODS of every
description retailing
AT IMPOBTEBS’ PBICES.
MARKET
Have a capital, large, fresh, clean stock at Just »ucli
low prices bb mnkcß almost everything a bargain.
Among this week's purchases that aro PARTICULARLY
CHEAP they enumerate:
One bale 7-4 Loom Table Linen, 60, worth 75 cents.
Two bales % White Wool Flannel. SI and 37X cents.
One case 4-4 Bleached Muslin, good, at 12}$ cents.
One bale heavy Russia Crash, 12J$ cents.
One cat*e M arseiHee Qnlltn, $4 50 to $l4 00.
Half caee White Pique, 37 X eenta.
Half case Black Alpaca, extra, for 60 cents.
Four piects Black Gros Grain. $2 tw to $2 sg.
lii real Barnsley Sheeting, at $1 75,
West Point Cadet Clothe.
63 pieces Spring Clothe and Casniroerce.
V V
Fourth and Arch. '
KEEP A STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
ADAPTED TO THE DAIT Y WANTS OF FAMILIES.
FULL STOCK OF FRENCH OOODB.
FULL STOCK OF BRITISH OOOD3.
FULL STOCK OF AMERICAN GOODS.
SHAWLS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
BLACK SILKS OF THE BEST GRADES IMPORTED
m w»tf
LINEN DEPARTMENT,
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Take xilensuro in offering to tlie public n partial Hat of
their largely iacreaeeii stock of lriflh,Scotch and Barnsley
AND PILLOW LINENS.
Richardson. Bodb & Owden'a Linens.
Prime Goidtn Flax Linens.
Butcher's Extra Heavy and Wide Linens.
RUSSI A BHKETINGS.
Half Bleached and Bleached Huek Towcllngß.
German Koll and olara Toweling*.
PuePla, Scotch and Domestic Graphe*.
18 £O. *2, 24 and 30 inch Rueaia Bio Diaper.
27*atid 86 inch Bird-eye.
ShM F?onS ll “^wn n make. made" from Richardaon,
all widtha.in BufT,Green and White.
6-4. 7-4. 8-4. 9-4 ‘fable Linens, good deslgna, and war
ra{tlo’de^isnalin>Narkine. from $1 per dozen up.
Towels, from SI per dozen up.
Fri nch Dimities for spreads.
Jacquard Linen for furniture coverings.
WHITS GOUDB DEPIRIIIRST.
Our assortment Is now complete, and stock largcfthai
ever before.
NAINSOOK CHECKS.
PLAID MUSLINS.
SWISS MULL.
1 ‘ SOFT CAMBRICS.
PLA.D SWISS. ,
TUCKED MUSLINS.
SHIRRED MUSLINS.
FRENCH MUSLIN.
FIGURED PIQUES.
' PLAID PIQUES.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
Central Dry Goods House,
GOBS EE EIGHTH AKD MARKET STREETS.
R em.ova.ll
i FOE THE BETIER CONVENIENCE OF HER PAIEONS,
MRS. M. A. BINDER
HAS REMOVED HER
Dress Trimmings & Paper Pattern Store
N: W. oor. Eleventh and Chestnut Ste«
fell lotrpS
TO TIIE
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY!
C. W. F. CALVERT’S
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF HIGHEST CUSS
MODERN PAINTINGS
Will be sold, previous to his departure for Europe, v
SCOTT’S ART GALLERY, ,
No. 1
Thursday Evening, February 35, 1800,
Mr. 0. W. F. CALVERT desires particularly to announce that this Sale
will be poritive and without the slightest reservation.
AT TEN O’CLOCK MONDAY MORNING MARCH Ist,
HOMER, COLLADAY &
Will Commence the Sale at their
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
Chestnut Street, above Broad.
Of an Extraordinary Importation of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting of the Newest Fabrios and Richest Designs, seleoted by thorn from
the moil celebrated Factories of Europe, embracing ail the
NOVELTIES FOR THE PRESENT SEASON
Also, an Immense Assortment of
MEDIUM PRICED GOODS
Tor the Popular Trade, In great ratlety of texture.
N. fl.—With a view to close out this lar K eetockandaTOldlheu 9 C.A Co.
have paid special attention to mark the goods at the LOWK3T REMuNKItA uvis ruiop.a.
THE FINE ABTB.
CHURCH’S
NEW “NIAGARA,”
WILL BE WITHDRAWN
FROM*
exhibition
ON
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27th,
AT
EARLES’ GALLERIES,
No. 816 Chestnut Street.
WATOBEB, BEWBUtTi
ENGAGEMENT AND WEEDING
RINGS.
A largo assortment of Cota and 18 karat alwaye on hand.
!LEWIS LADOIVJUS & CO., Jewelers,
802 CHESTNUT STREET.
j£, 9rPt WrCHES AND MUSICAL BOXES BE
SyW PaK«d by rklllful & BItoTHER>
rralaxt Importers of Watches, etc.
octfrtf Choetnnt street, below Fourth.
elastic sponge.
Pennsylvania Elastic Sponge Oor*
1111 Cbcitnut Street, Philadelphia.
„ rl
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CURLED BAIR FOB ALL
D UPHOLSTERY PURPOSES.
CHEAPER THAN FEATHERS OB HAIR, AND FAB
SUPERIOR.* _ _ . __
The Ltghleet. Softest and most Elastic and Durable ma-
MATTRESSEih PILLOWS, CAB, CARBIAQE AND
CHAHt CdBHfONS. , .
It la entirely tadeatructlble, perfectly clean and rree
for the sick S unequaled. aaleker and
If soiled in. any way, can bo ronovatoa quiawu. ut*
.easier than anyouior Mattnonfl.
Railroad men are especially tavitea w
jvssomwflyt „
At V 1-8 O’ClooU.
IS. SCOTT, Jr., Auctioneer.
'JONES’
ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE, j
604
MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
First Class Beady-Made Clothing, suit
able Jor all Seasons, constantly on
hand. Also, a Handsome
Line of Piece Ooodsfor
Custom Work.
Shaw & Juiilce’s Mercury Btcam auU lot
Gauges
are entirely reliable, Indicating bytho abßolule
Mercury the exact preaßur© upon tho Boilers, manuxae
lured by PHILIP 8. JtJSTICE,
TREBT,
Street,
SROTHIK®.
MACHINERY.
PRICES REDUCED:
14 North FIFTH Street, Philadelphia.
Bbope-Seventeenth and Coates Streets. Philadelphia.
Infallible liow-Water Signal,
Always Indicating by th®Sdtag g t°bo^lanafwheu'thora
SZstl taw stM°o“f w&er In the Boiler. Mono,
factored by FBI I LIP s. JUSTICE,
14 North FIFTH Street, Philadelphia.
Shops-Bevcnteonth and Coates Streets, Philadelphia.
Hydraulic Jacks and Testing Maohinee
ot all sizes from i to 100 tons lifting power. Manufao
turedby PHILIP S. JUSTICE,
14 North FIFTH Street, Philadelphia.
Shops— Seventeenth and Coates Stroota, Philadelphia.
is 4 in w f fimrpt '
UirLßßi WEAVER & CO.
HEW CORDAGE FACTORS
NOW IN FULL OPERATION.
NO. U N, WATER and t! N. DEL. ova
C 0.