=TIC BULLETIN.
Tux ,NTErnittaiiii 'Penneylva
lila Dollop:tot Neterhiarf Surgeons held- lta - 1 1 4-?"
innaltieeling, at Diligent Hall 'yeetirday
folloiAng , officertivere ,431ected
nar*.sattoitq
We:loth; Vice President , ;. Robert :Kidd° Ivey;
cordint43ecretary : James A. Marsha, Correk
ponding.eceretary; -Thomas B. Rayner. 'Treipt-' ,
rer.; , Ceneore :IL R. Rayner, ,M. W Bh.chi R .
Jenningti,-T. J.'Oorbyn,,Jas.• Meat:fart' and ~ J ohn
Rayner. ; Faculty eistdah ldichener, Professor of
Theory. find Practice of Medicine R Jennings,'
Professor Pathology and Rummy ;
Profetiant . .Matta* lifedies, and :Pharmacy; A.
Tegtmeler,Vrofeattor, of Theory and • Practice of
Romoeopatby; Jas. McLioart.Profestior of 'Anat. ,
omyand Phyaiolgy: T. B. Raytier, R. Jennings; :
Isaiah Michener and T. J.lCorbyn,.Clinic Idecta
rera: 'Jae. A. Marshall, Dean.
Tin:Pomo; .Arrourraigsrs.---No appointtnents
of policemen were made by Mayor Fox this
mon3lng,and very few applicants were to be seen
st the office to-day. The order made yesterday,
constituting the Chief and two; Liettenanta a
board to inquire Into the qualifications of all ap
plicants, is merel.v the adoption of a regulation
establithed by .Mayor Henry, -and which was
found to work with so much advantage during
his administration, and that of Mayor McMichael.
The Mayor delegates no Power. of appointment,
but makes his selections upon the report of the
Board..
STORE ROBBERY AND AltßEST.—This morning
about six o'clock the window of the shoe store
of J. Parsons & Co., No. 1023 Chestnut street,
was broken ands lot of shows, slippers, &c., were
abstracted. Boon afterwards Policeman Eagan,
of the Blxth District, met a negro with a bag on
his shoulder. Upon examining the bag, it was
found to contain, the stolen articles. The thief
gave Ids' name as, Andrew Thompson, and his
residence at' Eighth and St. Mary streets. He
will have a hearing at the Central Station this
afternoon'. • ' ,
Poor. PAT.—The• lima store of Chas. W. Bacon,
No. 815 North Front street, was entered last night
by prying the lock from the front door. The fire
proof safe was blown open with gunpowder, and
the thieves were rewarded for Biro!' their trouble
by getting, $l . , 50 in pennies from one of thl3
drawers: The robbers next got into the store of
Thonlas Henworthy, dealer in cotton and woolen
ragsoutoining. In this establishment the fire
proof add Was forted open with a wedge.Noth-
Ing toteelpit "except six cigars valued at two
centB .o.4
BoAtionte-Hones Tnacr.—Leonard Hiller has
been board' big at the bones of Mrs: Fry, at Thir-,
tieth and Market streets. This morning, about
two o'clock, he left, and took with him a valise,
'which be got tram undeethe bed of a boarder
who sleptin tbe same room with lira. Hiller
was arrested. He did not have the stolen' valise
with Mini but some articles belonging, to ..another
boarder were found onlds person. The prisoner
was co tied by Alderman
CAUGHT THTHH„,ACT,--EIGHTy G irk was fg
resmlllastninht,' by Oftleerliinaid, of.thefarbor .
Poll* biailguor. store, No. 2138 :Bondi Deletvare
nvenuo, ,, finin bad pniered, the prendaes by
boring-mit the' panels of * door on a side alley.'
He had takett pont $6 ,from drawers in ~t he
desks Int • , :tho ;couldlogzroom, and had bottled
some arbiaskifieady.for 4emoval, when -he was
captured. He willisayok r a hearing this afternoon,
at the Central Btation:
LAgagiii - ,x.4,;,c0xr.:.4phn Hnghes walked
Into the,hontm /rank Dougherty, on Cheriy.
street; aboverOurtileyesterdo aftancontPus On
a coat and left. He was arrested by Policemen
H.ensel,of the Eighth district, atElghth and Vine ,
streets. He was taken before Alderman Vatpen., -
ter, who held I,Xl` In .800 ball to answer.;;`:':' t
MARKET TMEl.—George A. Weaver helped'
.
himself tit 4,1 .P 6t eniolieil meat from . the, stalls
of Loth 'Waldo, pi West Girard Avenue Market,
this Moridrig, belireen twelve and one o'cloek.
He wee's:vested; and, after a hearing before Ald.
Hood; was : heldhisl,soo, pail for trial. '
Bnost Qui• AoAtri.-:-The fire at the morocco
manufactory of Gottleib Fraak, at New Market ,
and Willow, streets, broke out again last night,
but was extlig.niabed by the America Engine
and Romano Rose Companies before any farther
damage had t.
r leen Alone.
DEATit V?Assam liscarve.o.—The death
warrants of Gerald Eaton and George 8. Twitch
ell, Jr.; - who are to be executed in Moyamensine
prison on the Bth of April next, were received by
Sheriff Lyle this morning. The documents will
be read to the condemned men in their cells this
afternoon.
Berm Bunmm.—The barn of James Mattson,
located on Loghouse Lane, in the Twenty-first
Ward, was set on fire about half-past ten o'clock
last night,and was totally destroyed. There was
no insurance upon the building or its contents.
Tam Fouum NATIONAL BANK.—This institu
tion, which was closed on account of the alleged
defalcation elite former cashier, has been re
organized, and was opened for business this
morning.
Mn. GRATZ'S Pawn:eras. —The collection of flue
Original Oil Paintings and Water Colors, the
property of B. H. Gratz, is now on exhibition
at No. 1231 Chestnut, and will well repay a visit.
It includes fine specimens by the best European
and American artists. The entire collection will
be sold at public sale on Thursday and Friday
evenings, without reserve or limitation, as Mr.
Gratz is about to reside In Europe for some time.
Messrs. Thos. Birch & Son are the auctioneers.
Autism' BALE Olf PAIZMNGS.-B. Scott, Jr.
will sell this evening, at 735 o'clock, at the Ari
Gallery, 1020 Chestnut street, without the least
reserve, a collection of modern paintings, all by
American artists. The catalogue comprises land
mopes, marines, river and mountain views, all
neatly-framed.
CITY NOTICES.
$l,OOO REWARD FOE THE COUNTERFEITER
$l,OOO REWARD FOR THE COUNTERFEITER
$l,OOO REWARD FOR THE COUNTERFEITER
$l,OOO REWARD FOR THE COUNTERFEITER
$l.OOO REWARD FOR THE COUNTERFEITER
OF KELMBOLD'EI FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
HOW TO DETECT IT.
HOW TO DETECT IT
HOW TO DETECT IT
HOW TO DETECT IT
HOW TO DETECT IT
The genuine has the name blown in the bottles
While the counterfeit has not.
And the contents are not at all similar to the
genuine.' In fact it is a most miserable imibition in
ibis rospect. and ppssessee no medicinal qualities
'whatever, lint seems to be tilled with some simple
decoction. 17 Bottles of the Bpm-tong have been re
turned by Patients, end I will appreciate the kindness
of dealers 11 they will examine their stock at once and
report.
GREAT INJUSTICE IS DONE
. GREAT INJUSTICE IS DONE
GREAT INJUSTICE IS DONE
GREAT INJUSTICE IS DONE
GREAT INJUSTICE IS DONE
GREAT INJUSTICE IS DONE
GREAT INJUSTICE 18 DONE
'GREAT INJUSTICE IS DONE
GREAT INJUSTICE IS DONE
GREAT INJUSTICE IS DONE
TO PATIENTS.
I look to dniggists for protection. Pat'ents that have
been wing the genuine readily detect the spurious.
BEAR IN MIND THE GENUINE
BEAR IN MIND THE GENUINE
BEAR IN MIND THE GENUINE
BEAR IN HIND THE GENUINE
BEAR IN MIND TEE GENUINE --
has the following plainly blown in three sides of the
bottle:
B. T. HELMBOLD'S GENUINE FLUID EXTRACTS,
PHILADELPILIA.
THE COUNTERFEIT HAS NOT.
THE COUNTERFEIT HAS NOT.
, THE COUNTERFEIT HAS NOT.
THE COUNTERFEIT HAS NOT.
THE COUNTERFEIT HAS NOT.
liotwithstanding I have spared no expense in get
ting up steel engraved wrappers and labels for the
protection of my business, the counterfeit of these are
calculated to deceive. information derived, leading
to detection; wallop rewarded with:the amount of one
thousand dollars, and at the game time thankfully re
ceived hi,. li. T. HIII,MBOLD,
IN South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, and
654 Broadway, New York.
P. B.—SitiCe the insertion of the above the follow:.
Druggbita have kindly reported and returned the
sapurionis article, and been supplied with the genuine:
W. .11. Pasejnnk Road;
James 13.igVert011, Fourth and queen.
A mosr striking proof of, the progressive
of the times may ho aeon in the marvelous perteotioa
of that rematkable itortintion.L the Aatimioxli:.'Borrott
EIOLS AND SAWING MAOLIIIII, when ,compared.-.with
any of the old mechanisms In this line. The rapid
development of hnproveraent as teen in this new -and
splendid MatbittiVitad thei4tatounding '.dokreic. Of , ex
cellence attained.. are, indeed;almost Incredible. And',-
what ts molitgrittifyitik In this connection to the feet
that this is altogether Philadelphia institutisn, the
Company be:ng located here, with their factory at
Twentieth and Waahinaton avenue. and fiZassootta
S. W. con 'Or -ELEVONTII CIIEBTNIIT OTO. WO
commend this extraordinary machine . to the slotted", cif
all who are Interested in'such matters; and to those
who design parebasimitamily machines we say, by all
means examine the American, -
• -
A' Certo: , ;—We have resolved ads season to
offer to our citizens attractions greater than ever be
fore. Oar stock will be found to be very full and
choice. In our ready-made work we bate made up
only the very choicest of goods and in the very height
of the fashion. To • oar many customers we should
staie that they will find an unusual line of the fittest
and most stylish Cloths In the country, and would rck
spectfully tender our advice•
to call and secure pat
terns even though they should not desire their orders
filled'immedlately.
Casarats STOKES & Co., Clothiers,
No. 824 Chestnut street,
SUBSTITUTES IN THE METAL RANKS
are not desirable; therefore, keep the natural teeth
sound and puro with that wholesome vegetable elixir,
Sozononx. Do this, and they will last as long as the
breath lasts, and the breath itself will never be tainted.
Qunrr and "soothe thepaln of children teething—
Use Bower's Infant Cordial. Sold by all Druggists.
BLUE Mates COATS are the order of the day for
veiling dress. A fell assortment at
COMMIS STONES & CO.'S.
WE ARE now closing out our winter stock,
prior to gettin our large spring stock. Those in
!l
want of bar • notice. Charles Oakford Sons,
under the Continental.
Corms, Bunions, Inverted Nails, skillfully
treated, by Dr. J. Davidson ,NO, 9th Chestnut street.
Charges moderate. .
HOT CROSS Burrs, fresh every day through
Lent.
Mons 992 and 904 Arch street.
Ws Arts now closing oat our winter stook,
prior to getting our large spring stook• Those in
want of bargains, notice. Charles Oakford & Bons,
under the Continental. ~
DRAENESS, BLINDNESS • arm OVU ; M/IL '
J. Isaacs, 31:D.. Professor of the Be and , Eta
treats all diseases appertainins to the above members
with the ntuiost success. Testimontala froM the next
reliable sources as the city can be seen at this , orn,ce,
No. 806 Arch Street.' The 'medical faculty are 'inyited
to accompany their patiente,as he has no setrete in his
practice. Artificial eyes insertW. ' No ~cherite =do
1311111310 AL 1163T81 and dritgaik# 3 61n
es. ' -
SNOWTO fictu nfr,Pw".
• • With ostreei.
, E ll, '" , '
porr or mw)amlLl—BwKE`t,to.
loft? 144 1 ittwoviSIP
41111"11) DAY_ _ ,
liteatnor 11 tat, DinattrOtO DoltlMOtewittinidOO
to A Groves; ' t . •
Behr roar. dip frommatord.Del. with
ratiroadtleatoMse an et Clotimattama . • •
Bark ithuwarlikeDixon. HaVaDa. WOrklntil% & co.
Behr CurtLETiltoa t zßoirian. Cierdiphios. Madeira !& Chto
bads f: , S
"Behr Gaya Davidsoi,Jede_re, BdaartOwiei'dirialeksordico
,Behr A M Aldridge, moms, Bodoni . 4 - a 2,54 do ,
.
Behr Ehrood Dorarq Jarris.Battki do
Behr Ru Trice. Smith: Salem: . :), f do , • -
'Behr it iihannon.Mdke.Prouineetotns. -; do
. .
ranee ,
cl th e phitiotraixtrainges... , ,
, -UWE& Diu March 8-6 rm.-
Elblifidmigni, tram itrametufor:.ordom arrived at Ake
Breakwiterrning.. Antelope. from New
York for. W • Del,;. papeed in this morning. .iiebs
Emma L Po= ont.ThitaGelpfda , for Barbados. went
Ott% .17.41:611 lairltraL
~.er4imonamati: • • ,
Ship midnight, Brock. cleared at New York yesterday
for Sao Francisco:: ,
Ship Queen of the Edit 'Scudder, from , New: York dist
Oct. at man Franeisto fl. it inst. - ,•• • • ~ • • ~
t• hip Alice X Minott. Lowell. from New York arrived :
at San Fran - deo yesterdaY• .•• •
Ship Gov : Morton, cleared at San F ranc i sco regrows/
for L1901.P001,..,WW113.000 taCkElmheat.. • •
steamer Cleopatra. Phillips. cleared at New York yes
terday for Vora Cruse. dce. t •
Barittrina(Br).•CAMMULS. for Sagas.' cleared at New
Vora yesterday.
Para Queen, Victoria, Udders. , salled.from Litorpool
tOth ;ult. for this port.- • .4: _ • •
•
airmers. sailed froni,Liverpool 110th ult. ,
for this
Bark Maria Margaretha, Dales: gelled from Liverpool list
tilt. for this port. • -
Behr Fawn. WM' , hence for , rortiand, at New - rent
Yesterday.
Behr George' Nebittger, Irons: Warehaln for thhi Port
sailed from New Bedford Bth lint.
Behr BE Folsom. Orlando, from Boston.Deo.Bl, for line.
nos Ayres. was fallen in with in let 88 N, len 35 (had been
drifting on her con° 80 days) and ithe crew taken off by
the Comet, Capt He ll man. which , arrived at Bremen 19th
nit from Comet)
, (The B F F wee an Al vessel of
898 tons. mew measurement, built at Wilmington, Del. in
1E64. and Wes owned in FbilsdelPhis4
Bohr Elisha Brooke, Mapes. from Providence for New
York, which dragged ashore on the rocks at the lower end
of Newport inner harbor, 'during the squall night of 4th
inst. was got off AM 6th, with the assistance of schr Saban
and revenue cutter Crawford, without damage.
I.IV 0/ :1 .1 : 4 A :*
CLARK & BIDDLE,
STERLING SILVER WARE,
FOR BRIDAL GIFTS.
712 Chestnut !Street.
fe27 e w b rm
ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING
RINGS.
A large assortment of Coin and is karat always on hand.
LEWIS LADOMUS & CO., Jewelers,
802 CHESTNUT STREET.
fa Mtn
WATOHEB AND MUSICAL. BMW BE
4
yoked by &HUM workmen. ;
FARR BROTHER.
/Merton! et Wetehee,_ete.
Ohannot onset, below rourth.
r i s O RE NT,
On March
The Room occupied by thelate John M.
Harper,
Importer of Watcher and Watch !Weida'',
No 308 Chestnut Street (2d Stex7).
"gi r t : 0&11.1310iff, THEISM= & 00.
NEW PUBLICATIONS'
NEW PLIBUCATIONS,
From the prism of
CLAXTON. REUBEN & HAFFELPINGER.
Nos. 819 and 811 MARKET street. Philadelphia.
GLP.NNAIR; or Life in Scotland. By HELEN Liaziarrr,
author of "Heights of Eidelberg." limo.. $1 50.
ItECOLLEtrIIONS OPMEN.AND THINGS at Wash.
*neon during the Third of a Century. By L. A. GODDIOUT.
VOLO, dab. *1 75.
STUDIES IN SHAKESPEARE. A Book of Essen.
13. y Mi4llY PIIRSTOM. 18mo., cloth, $l.
Mn 24 ABEL CLIFTON. A NoveL By FILANIC. BaeuA.
WOOD./2030, cloth. $1 50
IdAROONEREP ISLAND. By the author of "Young
Marooners." Moo. cloth. 111. 50,
THINK. AND ACT. A series of articles pertaining to
Men and Women, Work and Wages. By yummy&
kr„ NN yj. 1 vol., unso, cloth. Price $1 50.
Orders from the trade eolicited.
CLAXTON. REMSE.N & HAPPELFINGEIL
rnhlo w f m 9tl Nos. 819 and 821 Market et., Phila.
Cne4790710 1 11 1 F booeases &angl Pine
Apple' 1900 MCI fresh Pine Apples, in glass r eases
Green Corn and Green Peas; cases free Plum to
cans ewe fresh Green Gases ; cases ernes. in
610 eases Bleekbenies, in
_map IMXI eases dfraw.
ee l in mass: o fgra r o ms. mto egu r t , AZ)
k'or sale s
ascssD7 j a drEPEt S. ilrivarkti2V6l2l4l
warn mom.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY MAROH 10 1869.
the
BIOSMA CRIMANA4O,III7 LIALVES.
••• , ,
PItOPERTLECS.—Their ader to strong, diffusive and
somewhat aromatic, their tato bitterish and anelo
ions to mlnt.
MEDIOAL PROPERVID3 MID USES.—Bachti
eaves are gently stimulant, with a peculiar tenaency
to the Urinary Organs.
They are given In complainte of the Urinary Organe.
such as Gravel, Chronic 'Catarrh of the Bladder, Mor
i.
bid Irritation Of thnilladaorliiat tiretbn, Disease of
the Prostrate CiltutC,and ,Itiatentim or Incontinence
'of Urine, from .a loader Vane in, itiel parts Concerned
n Its eliite' untion. The remedy' his also been neeeln-
mended in Dyspepsia,' Clironid Itheinnailan4 ' C9ttine-
one A0ciiii06,41.144.-.,:',..:',•:.:
. _
DIIpLtd3IP. !IW„ BLJIDTTA
.7 1 'intOPSIS/41. EIMILUNGS.—Twa
medioineinoreaseis tie lianek'(g . Ingeation, and ex
alt. - ta the Absorbeatkitita,,licalthy, [action, by which
he Watery Or. Cidcientimi:deiositiono, and all Unna
to-al Enlaiiernenta are :edited:, AS well as
_Pain and
Inflammation.
KELMBOLD'I3 EXTRACT MEW has cared every
case of Diabetes in which it :has .heiiii-givOn.
tio❑ of the Neck of the Bladder, and Indammnion of
he Kidneys, Ulceration of the Kidneys and Wadder
Retention of the 'Urine, Diseasitis of the Prostrate
Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick
Duet Deposit, and Mums or Milky Discharges, and,
or enfeebled and delicate constitutions, of both sexes
attended with the following symptoms : Indisposition
to Exertion, Loss of Power, Lose of Memory, DWI
culty of Breathing, Weak Nerves., Trembling
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision.
Pain in the back, liot Rands, Flashing of the Body,
Dryneae of the Skin, Eniption on the Face, Pallid
Coantenauce, Universal. LauUndo of the Masaolar
System, 85e.
11E12dBOLD13 EXTRACT BUCHTJ i Diuretic and
Blood Purifying, and cures oil Diseases arising from
habits of dissipation.. excesses and impmdencea In
Ile, imilurittes of the Blood, &e.
Beware of counterfelte. Ask for Helmbold'e. Take no
other. PRICE—SI9S per bottle, or 6 bottles for
$0 M. Delivered to any addross . Describe symptom)).
in all communications.
Meet-engraved wrapper, with fao-simile of my Chotni
b
cat Warehouse, and signed
a.«yrYy
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
Address,
TAHELIVLBOLDi
594 111nOADWAY, We Ye
gasr - NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
UNION., PACIFIC
ARE NOW COMPLETED
As 500 miles of the western portion of the line, beilbs
rand at Sacramento, are also done, but
To be Finished, to Open the Grand
Through Line to the Paoiflo. This
Opening will certainly take place
early this season.
, Bedded a doimtion from the Government of 111.800 acres
of lend per Mile; the Company is entitled to a enbeidy in
U.S. Bonds on its line as completed and accepted, at the
average rate of about 898,600 per mile, according to the
dunoomeo encountered, for which the Government taker
a second lien as eternity. nether otetildieioire giyea
to any other companies or not; the Government willecno.
ply with all its contraele with tite ; Upfoail!soille Reilread
Company. ;fealty the whole amount of ' bond. to *deli
the Gompen/ will be entitled havni,loMdy been dean:ire&
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDI
Kmnts.
AND ACCRUED' MEREST.
By Ito charter. the Mammy Is permitted to ismol
own FIRST MORTGAGE BONER Mlle) sarnaiiiiMani
the GOYelliatitt Bonds; and no more. ' Tbsee•AindS aro
'a First Aprtssap oPozitini; entire ioed end soil As equip.
meats. ,
THEY HAVE THIRTY YEARS TO BUN o. AT 8.11
PER ()ENT.. end both
PRINCIPAL AND INTEIikST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Such securities are generally valuable idpropettion-to
the length of time they have to run. The longest eta par
cent. gold interest bonds of the U. B. (tho'Bl's) will be due
hi 12 years; and they are worth 119. If they had 80 years
to run, they would stand at not less than BM' A perfectly
safe First Mortgage Bond like the Union Plkatitl should
approach this rats. The demand for EuMpean invest.
scent is already considerable, and on the Completion of
the work will doubtless carry the prise to a large pre
mium.
SECURITY OF THE BONDS.
• It needs no argument to show that a First Mortgage of
11326, 800 per mile pooh what for a long time moat be the
only railroad connecting the Atlantic and Pacific States
ie rrnrgirrx.r gamut. The entire amount of the mort
gage will be about 880,000,000, and the interest $1.800,000
per annum 11l gold. The present currency coat of this in
terest is less than 1112.500,000 per annum, while the gross
earnings for the year 1803, FROM WAY BUSINESS only,
on AN;AYDRAGB OF LESS THAN 700 MILREIPF
ROAD IN OPERATION, WERE MORE THAN
.The detsils of which are aa follows
From ........................$1,021.006 97
" Freight 2.910.233 19
" Express 61,423 08
Miecellaneona ...... . 91.828 97
Government troope.... ..... . 104.077 77
•• 449,440 83
201.179 09
969.420 89
This large amount is only en Indication of the immenae
traffic that must go over the through line In a few months,
when the great tide of Pacific tout travel and trade wil
begin. It is estimated that this business mustmake the
earnings of the road from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY
MILLIONS A YEAR.
lie the supply of these Bondi will min CORM parties,
who desire to hweet in them writ find it for their intereet
to do so at once. The price for the present Ls par and no.
ailed interest from Jan. 1. in currency.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS ISSUED OCT.
iet, containing a report of the program of the work to that
date. and a more complete etatemant in relation to the
vaine of the bonds can be given in an advertizement
Which . Will be Tree oneDVllaation
Dealers in GoVerninent EloolulUens
Gold, &0.,
11. r. lIEWBOLD
~u►rrdtr►t;.
1,040 miLgs
OF THE
XEA111.11,13A.13
200 MILES REMAIN
'A.T 3P.AIt
tali MILLION DOLLA.I3II,
" Contraetore' men.....
" " material
ico. 40. S. Third St.,
N'ffIiUM=UPENUIAD
HOMER
B rettle's Celebrated English Hosiery.
Beal Balbriggan 'Hosiery.
German Iron Frame Hose, Extra Quality.
Merino Vests and Drawers, Every Size.
These Goods have all been Selected and Manufactured expressly for us, and will be sold al, the .
MOST MODERATE ADVANCE.
Nos. 1412 and 1414 CHESTNUT Street.
HOMER, COLLADAY & CO.,
Nos. 1412 and 1414 CHESTNUT Street,
Desire to call attention to their LePAH end IMIUSITALLY
GROS GRAINS.
, .
It„ % OCI.,IdEo desire toWeir ' det tion to sell tit th
reiterate eurdna $lOO4ll LOW Stir
MARKET num, and Itare:uutrited their Via* One in `mtmlatlee of tat Prinaple.
awl;
As every book will be sold at retail at WHOLESALE PRICES, book buyers will have an oppor
tunity to buy NEW goods as CHEAP as OLD stock can be offered at, as the whole stock HAS JUST
BEEN PURCHASED FOR CASH At the very lowest possible prices, and will be sold at small
advances.
WILLIS P. HAZARD will be happy to see all his friends and former customers at the new
establishment. mhlo titre!
JONES'
ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
004-
MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
First Class Ready-Made Clothing, suit
able for all Seasons, constantly ox
hand. Also, a Handsome
Iline'of Piece Goods for
Custom Work.
GEO. W. =MANN.
FRENCiI PEAS
Aw
Daus-Jun.4o4oms.
The Finest lanall Tender From* Peas,
Bushreams and Truffles.
ALSO.
Our Very Fine Olive Oil, Macaroni
and Vermicelli.
SIMON COLTON & oLaRKE,
8. W, COIllpi" Broad and Walipt Poe
alfmw •
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BEST MAKES OF HOSIEILY.I
Complete Aspoortutent
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MESSRS.. P.O:RVERi 4'...-i:-00•0:g
Wilt Open their New end MOM Book Store
THE SPACIOUS MARBLE BUILDING,,
No. 822 Chestnut :Street,
(Adjoining the Continental Hotel, formerly occupied by J. E. Caldwell t 004
ON THURSDAY, IVIAACI7I 11th, "
With an entirely New and Fresh Stock of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS.
F. , 1 :4 I -;/11
VAIIIRETIII,II6I I 99. &C.
SPRING, 1869.
LEEDOM & SHAW,
910 ARCH STREET,
We era now receivinß a very large stock of now goods fo t r
• SPRING SALES,
Ex(4)racing aU the new stylee of • s
O.A.RPRT LNG%
FLOOR
OIL CLOTHO.
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MATTING;
mhs 8m red • '
ISPONDIC BOSTON AND TRENTON msourr.—TElß
trade isrpplled with' Bond's Butter. Onsam.'
Oysters and Egg Elating& Also. West & There'd t
yelp,
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_4O Trenton and Wine Blsoult.'by JoB4'lll. BEMS=
CO.. Bole Agents, 106 South Pelaware avenue. • - • '
CAREEN GOWEB.--#LANDING AND reit SAPP BE
is3r J. BIII3I3MR' dp CO.. Co Saab 1441800 rare ware
IS ,NOW REPLETE
WITH ALL TSB
INCLUDING
ABOVE BROAD.
ABOVE BROAD,
Capital, $1,000,000.
UNITED SECURITY
Life Insurance . and Trust Oompany,
OF PIIINSILVAIIL
GEORGE R. EITUART. Pteeident,
TROMAEI W. EVAN& yice.Proaideal..
C. F. BETTE. Semtary.
Mee, S. E. cor. Fifth and Chestnut Sts
paiLADELpaiA.
Liberal Commission to Agents and Soficitart.
Wait. me m, manager.
mtas.m.ar-n-4try•
INSURANCE.
ACIIIII7OI.TMVLL4.
SLUT'S GARDEN MANUAL AND ALMANAC,
for 1669 eontabas VA pages of useful information CM
gardening. Eyery rural amity should beim • copy.
Distributed gratuitously from
mb94lt rpt Buisrl3 IItaRDEN WAREEIOUiIE,
No. 9 112 and 924 arket street, below Ninth.
2 BuO/OH WED OATS. IMPORTED FROM
Glassaw, weighing *pounds to the bumf:get —Tams
are the finest quality of Seed Oithever offered to
this market, For sale by
HOBERT ASIBT.Ir..
. , Seed Warehouse 923 and 934 Market street._
m h6.2trp9 above . Ninth.
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BUIST.I3 WARRANTED GARDEN REEDS.--
Market. Gardeners and Private Familles.Rosidante
of the Sountry, will find linlitte Seed, pure and re-'
liable. and &stock. that le unsurpassed to thia country,
SEED yr/tummies.
inha 22 rr4 929 and 924 Market. alelve Nintls.
g. AGRICTINURAL IMPLEMENTS 'AND FARM
Machtnery of all kinds. Englhh an_Arnertaul
Garden Toole. RONERT DULSTane.
reheat , • Nos. 922 and 994 Market et. above Nunn.
isoolii
11.15 B°nKINB 11_ 1 15
Manufacturer of the Celebrated Champion =mow.
Skirts, has removed to , his new and was',
modious building. No. 111.5 Chestnut street.. (Girard Row)
where he has opened for inspection the largest amiorV'
ment of Hoop bkitht. Corsets, An, in this countrY. hel•
mains every quaitty. style, size and shape. from tit*
highest to the lowest grade of 'mile at ouch ps/cep pa
cannot fall'lo meet the WOWS of all. ,
SKIRTS MADE TO ORDEIt, ALTERS!)- AND
REPAIRED..
Special attention la invited to our A1RED.. . . .. of
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LADIES' ENDER GARMENTS. .
which we areselling at very low prices. •
We buy our Goods at first bands, in larg e tETi."
"1E % for DASH, and at suckprices - that we And
WII.T. sell every, article in our, line. (111EAFER they
can be had anYwherc else. -
Please call• and judge foryotweeldel, atom*
t,ory and Salesmen:Ls, No. 11115 Oheataut "
61'.1" strat i°P KIN
W•arnrO6 ' ' C ' B.
SJiiIOV*I4
O V it:Ol%;3ON . 131/T/Hl4.
HAS ItHFLOV.E r S FROM 201 n t r , O s yi t iAer vn,ITAL
Thh&f.w.6.".• 632 VTAL Third Floor, ilitladebbia:
.tII7IITTIKAMB FINE CHOCOLATE A •
FOR BREAKFAST. 4rgil DEISM, ,
To those in health._ as an agrees le and autumn now.
inhiment' To Invalids. for its' restovuig and invitiorating
Progerties. - -To a ll. even the most delicate, ea eon
net ins injuflous to their constitution. Manufa t rteat'
only_try STSPIEEN F. yirliFraiAll. liters li r Iwo bun,.
K,Tptreet.; , , . ; anat 114
ÜBT REDBEVED AND IN. STORE 1.000 OASES , ior
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Gbanioacne. oarkllng Catawba and Califonlia Wines.
Port. - Madeira, Disarm Jarptalea and Banta Cruz Hos.
fine old . Brandies arid Whistles. wholesale and retail. , • -
I*. J. JORDAN. 920 Pear a ttest,
Below Third and Walnut streets and ahoy
e ock
pOuliitAtlT JELLY.--OENIIINE OURBANT 0-1441:
in 5 and 10 lb. Gana. tor. salo il;t7 J. B. ,BUIEWLOU•di
.. 108 Smith Dtlawara avenue. • •
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