CITY BOLLETIH<
Otkte Of Tbcrmomoier rttlß Oar a* «*>e
Bplleliu Office. _
19 9F. M.....XSO**.
'v- wind Boqtoww**
•fim Removal op thh n RA»ts PRj>» a < v A “?,
SitißKT.— Wr. Francieeaa introduced jiclet.l
council yesterday afternoon, a reaotatloa dl
rceticc the Boperinlendcnt ot CUy Btllroid*
{o remove forthwith all raUa and inrn-oute on
Broad street, Irom Olivo (below Market) to \ mo
streets. This resolution was promptly adopted,
and was sent to Common Council, where it met
stated that the term originally fired for re
moval of the rails from Broad street was April 1,
lfifia. Then the forwarding merchants aased tor
an extension of the time until July Ist, 1869, giv
ing to the Bailroad Committee of City Connells
a written pledgc\tbat if the request was granted
no further demand would be made. Under thßsc
circumstances, Councils passed a rosoluTon ex
tending the tlmo as requested. The Legislature
has now been applied to to overrule the aetlod of
CUv Councils. The following bill was passed by
rbe’Slaie Senate yesterday, and was considered
by the Honpe and laid over until to-diy:
“That it shall be unlawful for the Councils of
Philadelphia ,or for any person or persons acting
under their authority, or for any other person or
persons, to remove or cause to bo removed any
railroad track or tracks, switch or switches, turn
out or turn outs, now being upon Broad street,
until an assessment shall be made, agreeably to
the provision of the second section of the act of
the 23d of March, 1866, for the Improvement or
Broad Bluet, of all the damages which _miy re-'
suit to the owners of properly and to thcoccu_
piers of the same along the lino of the sud Broad
street; to' which, or Into which, turn-outs are
now constructed, from the removal of said rail
road or railroads, or turn-oat or turn-outß, or
switch, until the damages so assessed shall bo
Franciscos, in explaining his resolution
yesteiday.Baid that ho had inquired of the officers
of iho Pennsylvania and Beading Riilroad Com
pantos,and they all denied having any knowledge
°*gomO of the parties interested In the matter
heard Of the action of City Connells last evening,
and called upon the Mayor to urge him to veto
the resolution. He ssktd for and received a copy
of the Harrisburg bill,, and upon reading it, re
marked that it was more iniquitous in its pro
vision than be had suopostd. At that time the
resolution of CUy Councils had not been pre-
Tbe Mayor received the copy of the resolu
tion of City Councils about eight o clock list
evening, and figmd it at once. In the meant me
Mr, John Boßler, Superintendent of the City
Railroads, had been nodded, and aid a force <>'
about fib} laborers ou Broad street. The work
men were divided into two gangs, and abou
nine o’clock work whb commenced, one parte
beginning at Vine street, and the other at Mar
ket street. Several members ot tho Rnlroid
Committee were present, uud a force of police
men, under Lieuts. Corley and Leighton, was
on hand to protect the workmen
in case there should bo any in
terference. The rails „ were very firmly
spikid down, and It required much hard work to
looses them. Tbe laborers worked stoadlly.
however, and by six o'clock this morning all the
rails in the middle of the Btreet, from Vine to
Maiket, had been taken np IThe turp-outa were
not Interfered with last night, but will probably
be removed during to-day. Oa nearly all ol
there turnouts cars were standing.
This morning there was great indignation
among manv ol the forwarding merchants aloDg
the street, and the action of City Councils was
severely criticised. Teams were obtained, how
ever and all the morning coal cars and freight
cars were being dragged over the cobble stones
to the rails north or Vino street. In most of the
aloDg the street the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company had loaded cars
Tho agents of the Company having
been notified during the day of the
probable action of City Councils, succeeded in
geuieg rixty-oue of tt»o cars down to Mantel
street belore work was commenced. This morn
ing there were forty-nine ears to be removed.
Those nearest Vine street were being hauled to
wards that street, and will thence be drawn to
Belmont Those nearest Market street are being
dragged to the depot at Thirteenth and Market
streets. The turnout of the Pennsylvania Rail
road company, on Broad street, south of Market,
has not yet been taken up, but will be removed
this afternoon. , ,
The rails are stlU Ivlog along the middle of the
street, but wagons arc engaged in hauling them
to Penn Square, where they are being piled up
close to the enrb-stone.
Skixikg Bonos Tickets —John P. Medarv was
arrested yesterday and taken before Aid. Hood
upon the charge of obtaining money under false
pretences. He slopped at the house of Dr. wal
ker, Broad and Jefferson streets, and sold to Mrs
Walker two tickets for a benefit of the Relief
Active Association, at the Eleventh Btrect Opera
House, April 15. No such benefit is to be given,
and Messrs. Carncrotß & Dixoy complain that
every night they are annoyed by the presenta
tion of tickets for beuefits which have been sold
to unsuspecting citizens. Medary was committed
for a further bearing.
Jivesii.e Tihkk George Gar Hand, a yonth
of ten years, residing in liudd Btreet, Wost Phila
delphia, went to visit a relative named John
Davison, in Newark, N. J , a few days ago.
Yesterday,while the family were absent, he broke
optn a truak and abstracted $72. Wuon the
Washington train came along he got on and came
to the ciiy. A telegraphic despatch preceded
bim, and when he arrived at tbe depot in West
Philadelphia he was arrested by Policeman Geo
W. Ingram. The stolen money was toand on'his
person. Gnrtlund was sent to the House ol
Keiuge by Aid. Randall.
' Almost a Bekious Accident.— Yesterday af
noon, about half pust hve o'clock, a tug-boat
lianled a bilg from Mead street wharf. The an
chor wi’-6 banging over the bow of the brig and
the fluke caught in the lower part of the large
shears uiu erected on the wharf. Tat
shears weie thrown down and several barrels ol
molasses were demolished. A number of chil
dren who were playing on tbe wharf at the time
made a vciy eariow i scape.
Poui'K Oi:ik. —Tlc Mayor hat issued the fol
lciwing ordir:
‘‘The attention ol the Chief has been called t
the fact lhal LicutenuuU and Sergeauts Uavo in
some instances, when reprimanding ofllcere, used
rrolano lut gauge. Bucli a practice being repre
hensible ami contrary to tbe rules of tbe Depart
ment, will not be allowed, as It it not only in its
self intirely noliecoming, but provoeativu o!
broach of discipline.” „
Thhkic is great excitement about Sixth and
Muiket streets to-day In consequence of a re
ported “raid” to be made to-morrow ou the
Mammoth Clothing House of Wanamakor A
Brown. The whole, force of Oak Hall is on the
alert to meet it, aud have thrown up huge tortili
cations of elegant Clolblug lor Men and Boys, ou
all the tables and counters and shelves of their
buildings. But they cannot hope successfully to
reflat the attack j and, counting discretion the
beat part of valor, they have determined upon au
“ uncondlllonal aurrender ” to tbelr customers,
and will offer no resistance, but allow the raiders
to cany off their valuable stock at prices so low
that their hearts will surely relent, and compel
them to otk the Oak Halfcra “ploase charge a
little more."
Oil Paihtihgs. —A collection of modern oil
paintings, all by American artists, will be sold,
without reserve, this evening, at half-past seven
o'clock, at Scott's Art Gallery, 1020 Chestnut
street. The catalogue embraces übont one hun
dred specimens ol marine, landscape, river and
mountain viows, all neatly framed. We advise
our readers to attend.
Yobbo Mem’s Bomb The following la a list
of donations male to the Building Fond of the
Young Men's Hone of Philadelphia :
Prexlcoslj pub- [K, W. Clark & Co. 100 00
Itbtofi ,15,902 JO Barouel Collin 100 00
Interest and oihor Ijohu Rice 800 0U
rocolptp 2TI CJlKdwardTrotter... 100 00
John A. Brown .. 800 OOlGco. L. Harrison.. 100 00
Mien li, Holland.. 20e ooistiortridge. Borden
Caeb.. 10 00 &Co „ 260 00
Mrs,Combe* oo John Gibson’s Son
Mrs.Lneyll.Bholxr ico oo! &Co 100 00
Alex*jßenctoo..... 100 OOjWlns Warner 100 00
Wm. b. Vaux 20 00 Mim B. fi. Morris. 100 00
C. M. Brown 25 00;M, Baird 800 00
Sevens.... l,oou oo\
C> JNlcltolEOH... 10 oo|
To Nphskbv Mkb Ahu OniEßs—Attention of
DOrsentnt'n and others la directed to the Special
Bale Of 80,000 ornamental flower-pole, osaorled
eleea. lo be fold without reßervo, to-morrow
morsitg, at tl o'clook, at Bcotfe Gallery, 1020
Chestnut Street.
OITY NOTIOK3.
' Mbs. T. R. Bt*jo. bus removed to -No. 122»
ChetU.m*lieenwbere*heuFUf be pleased to receive
acaOlromtii .net old. costomcre. Circalars.glying:
tKtficMoJheladicaorUegmid opeolng-oftho J**S:
Utt*t Paris fisblooehavlog been isaued, Mrs o-eol
woold CQoet respectfully nform allher pvrons and those
not yet Teetlvod one, she will bevery
tuppi to have mem call and examine the styles In tno,
latest modes of bonne;*, caps, nod cTfryttalDgapper-;
taiuing to a first-elaa*. millinery establishment. *ho
ladk> of Philadelphia will bo .gratified- to learn that
Mr* Steel, actuated by the spirit of the age, ha-* leased
and tutcibly tilted np the store, No. 12i5 Chestnut
street,where she will have more extended fdCUUloa
for the trar eactinnother business, which 6 pea ltd much
for her taste, ability and'enterprise a* a milliner. in
pbyii g her store » on opening day, we round the
IDOBI tasteful array o! m!lllnery goods, whllp tho vo r y
latest due* of a bonnet captivated and pleased onr
taste.
Baekiko Up the Wrong Tbeb.
, Ti e witenrres who have been guessing at tho vogc
taote cm elltnents of Soz .pont have all harked np the
w rong tree. Tho right tree, which ihey never dreamed
nl. Is the Soap Tice of Chili, the bark of which la used
by tie Araucsnian Indians to cleanse and preserve
their gaimente, sad chewed to keep their teoibstaln
lere and gives a flower-liko frngrauee 10 t.belr breath.
This is one of the leading ingredients of Sozouont,
the most wholesome and efficacious of all dental heau
tldcre and preservatives.
What kind of property is It that requires no
repairs, bus no taxes, calls for no outlays, cannot be
at ached for debt, and whose conditions aro subject to
U<l Uf. a ''nßtironcr: It costs nothing, bntthe premiums
nsv a large per cent, profll; Is as suro as a-y lave t
n.ent rim possibly be, and Is offered on most favorable
SS fhe ’•American Life," of Philadelphia.
Tub Stock is brightened np every day with
the newest styles (that appear in importers hands) of
I'rfss Coots. Something new to beopeuel thls
morale" In lit css Goode. Onr scale of prices low.
lowest, at A. A J. B. Bartholomew’s one-price
Dry Goods and No ion Hqtifc, 211 North Eighth street.
Wk stu. hundreds ol pairs of Kid Gloves every
d v We guarantee every pair we sell. If they npor
tear another pair Is given in exchange, at
* A. & J. B. Babtuolomrw’s
Orc-nrlcc Dry Goods and Notion Homse, No. 83
North Eighth street.
Charles Stokks & Co.,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
Continental Hole! BaUding,
ABB NOW PREPARED
WHh a Foil Assortment of Really Fashionable Goods
Fob Gentlemen's Wear,
and
Fine Rkapy-madr Clothing
To Fit and Please
All Sizes, All Tastes,
All Prices.
Quality and Style tub Tebt or Cheapness.
Ki< KRiGEHATORS. Cedar Chests, Step Ladders,
aL d u larae assortmcrt ol housekeeping ar.icles at
K K. s. FAKSON & CO.’b Old Stand
22U and 222 Dock street, below Walnut.
Am. Bhoui.ii Attend Oakfobds’ Grand Open
ing of Spring Hate and Caps on Thursday, April 8.
For thk Delicate Skis of Ladies asd Chil-
dren.
COLGATE .fe CO.’S AROMATIC VEGKTABLh
OAl' is recommended by con.-umerH and dealers.
Si,ld by Diuugltts and Dealers in Fancy Goodß.
Grand Opknino. , „ . , ...
Charles Ojikf'.rd & Sons, nnder the Continental, will
Ota n, on Thursday, April b, the largest and best stock
of the most beautiful Hats and Cap* in the city.
Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, skillfully
treated by DV. J. Davidson No. 916 Chestnut street
Charges moderate.
Dkafitesb, Blutowess and Catarrh.
J. leaacs, M. D.. Profeaaor of the Bye and Bar
rests all diseases appertaining to the above members
»lth the utmost success. Testimonials from the mosl
•ellahlc sources in the city can be seen at this orace.
No. SOS Arch street. The medical faculty are invlt<»
'o accompany their patients,as he has no secrets in hti
.ractice. Artificial eyes inserted. No .charge madt
( 'or examination. _
All Should Attend Oakfords’ Grand Open
lug of Nprlng Hats and Caps on Thursday, April 8.
Surgical Instruments and druggists’ sun
dries. . _
Bnowukk « Brotuhr,
23 South Eighth street.
Quikt and soothe the pain of children teething—
t!pe power’s Infant Cordial. SoM by all Drngtgißte.
pine board#* T P Galvin & Oo ___
JAMESVILUE—B-eamer Uotary. Brown-W.003 na
dre»B> d cypre** phi# glea p-<t^^onjv_L*PPhicott«__ M _.,
H FOR SALE. fll
An Elegant Conu'iy Seat of 36 Acres,
i Itnate on Cooper’a Crack,at Haddonfield,B.J •
Three-dory (trench roof) double Mansion, with alt the
modern imnioremente and conveniences, hot and cold
(cuter In Ihe chambers, Ac. Largo baro and c»rrla*e.
house. Lawn boautllully laid out and planted. roereD
also cn this property an extensive and very valuable de
posit of MARL, which can bo maijo a source of handsome
revenue to the purchaser. Apply to
B. W. BEESLBV.
206 South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia.
apDStrp* ■—
gf FOR SALE. gf
The Very Desirable Private Residence,
SLOG Arch. Street.
Immediate poiueFelon. Apply
608 Walnut Street,
Second Story, back building.
an 9 at&tu ti> s lit*
niLUNKUI COOPS.
OUR FIRST
RETAIL OPENING
OF
TJKIMMED HATS,
BONNETS
AND
French Millinery Goods,
MARCH 31, 1809,
THCS. KENNEDY & BRO.,
I No. 729 Chestnut St.
poors AND SHOES.
W. H. HELWEG,
BOOTMAKER,
NO. 535 ARCH STREET,
All the latcßt New York and Philadelphia etylOß
of BOOTS and GAITERS always on hand and
made to order at ehort notice.
rnl)B3 tn f Bmrp
fcDWINU nrOHINEh
Saddlers, Uarnesa-MaUers, Hsnulao
Hirers of Clotblnpr, Boots, Shoes. Ac.,
Will find It to their Interest tn use our UNRIVALLED
MA' BINE TWIST end the ‘'Milford Linen Thread,”
Manufactured expresaly lor ua from the beat material
aDd warranted a superior article.
TBE oltt(iettin»A(J’AtJU>K«Nfi t)«IIP4Vf
Miami acturcra and SINGER SEWING
So. 1100 flHWrs'BfStreol.
rry3tyn> *iIIQ3. K. OBER, Agent.
$23,114 If)
ft III'tIDENCE WANTED &8E ON
if Arch Chwtnut. WoJnut or Bprueo atrixite. ira: o!
mi), to $30,000. E.U.JOSEB.
ni^3 »• 707 Waioutetreot
/■'liraiANT JKLLY.-OKNUINBCORaANTJELjIiY IN
V ; 5 kiirt lo lb. cam), lor ealo by J. if. IIUBSIER & CO..
108 South Delaware areuue.
roasu is.
WANTS.
O „T 0 I'UIiCJH
vbk
EARLES’GALLERIES,
BIG CHESTNUT STREET.
Messrs. James B. Earle, As .Boia bog to an
nounce that tbey Will plaeo ciß oxUlblUon at
their galleries, on and aftor Saturday, April 10,
a large and Interesting colleetltm of works of
American Art, tspeeuily lllustratlvoof tho pro
gress of Chromo-lithography In thU country.
As Inquiry has frequently been made, *'Qow
ehromo-ltthographa were produced?" and how
neatly they resembled their originals, a number
of tho best American pictures that have boon so
copied have been placed side by side with those
copies so that tho fidelity of tho work bocomes
apparent.
A book has been prepared, containing suc
ciflvo Imprceelona of the various stages ol
chromes as mode; and other Interesting Infor
mation has been plaeed within eaßy reach.
Among tho plelurce thus contrasted are:
Whittier’s "Barefoot Boy.’*'
Correggio’s ‘ Magdalen.”
Taitt’s •‘Group of Chickens.”
Brown’s "Crown of New England.”
Biers tadt's “California Sunset.”
6 pen cer’s "Blackberries.”
THE EXHIBITION 18 ALTOGETHER FREE.
EARLES’ GALLERIES,
816 CHESTNUT STREET.
Messrs. James 8. Earle & Sons wilt place on
exhibition, on and after Saturday, April 10, at
their Galleries,some ot the most important paint
ings evir produced in this country.
Among the most prominent are:
"The Yo- Semite Valley,”
By Thomas Hill.
"A Winter Eruption of Vesuvius,
1868.”
By A. Bierstadt.
"Good Words,”
By Constant Meyer.
‘Boyhood of Abraham liincoln,”
By Eastman Johnson.
"Mount Desert Island,”
By William T. Richards.
"Moro Castle and the Harbor of
Havana.”
By Edmund D. Lowls,
"The Beef of Norman’s Woe.”
By Edward Moran.
"The American Pall—Niagara,”
By James Hamilton,
And pain tings by Russell Smith, Wm. H-Wlllcox,
Xontbus Smith, Issue L. Williams, Mary Smith
George B. Wood, Daniel R. Knight, and other
Philadelphia artists of prominence.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
810 CHESTNUT STREET.
A. BIERSTADT’S ‘VESUVIUS,”
The great picture ot “A Moonlight Eruption
of Vesuvius in the winter of 1868" will be on
exhibition on and after April 10th, at Earles'
Galleries, 816 Uhestnut street.
ADMISSION
upB 81
EARLES’ GALLERIES,
816 CHESTNUT STREET.
LOOKING GLASSES,
OIL PAINTINGS,
PICTURE FRAMES,
FINE ENGRAVINGS,
CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
CLOTHING,
JONES’
ONE -PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
604
MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Firet Class Beady-Made Clothing, suit
able jar all Seasons, constantly on
hand. Also, a Handsome
Line of Piece Ooods for
Custom Work.
GEO. W. NIEMANN,
Proprietor.
rcßinmiiE, «<■ (
FURNITURE.
T. & J. A HENKELS,
Having REMOVED to their
ELEGANT STORE, 1002 ARCH ST.,
Are now soiling first-class FURNITURE at very reduce!
prices. Inli3l-3inrpj
GEO. J. HENKELS,
CABINET MAKER,
1301 and 1303 CHESTNUT STREET.
~ Fst ablished in 18 4J •
tel Brorpft
HIUIMG SCmtOLN,
DEKtEFFER'S IIiDING SCHOOL,
'JCSnDi'R.n street, below Spruce, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth Btreots, will bo roopeu“d on Mon
day. September 2let 1868. mhaninwpt
Green ginger.—landing and for sale by
J. B. BUSSiER & CO., 108 South Delaware avenue.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
VMHtWkU
A ILK AH. SMOOTH SKIN AND
kvmv Ok* llfo Ol IIIvLMHOIaJ.o
Bst kntkatko.rxthm.it sabsavaihujv.
■ ii removes blitck rlmls, pimples, moth patches, and
all cm pilous of the sain.
IN TUK SPRING S*O r s r ?B, the systom "I‘Jf
nnrorpias 8 ih»np<* unrl HLLMIIOLDS IIKIIILY
! ONCKNTRATRD EXTRACT OF SAKSAPAIUIAA
in an sseislanl oftho greatest value.
young ladies BEWARE i
OI'TIIE INJDBIOrS EFFECTS of Face Powders
and Wnsbep. All inch remedies c'oee op thep’tes or
the fklu.ai d in a short tlmo dosiroy tbe comoloxion.
If vim wou'd have a frei-h, healthy and joathfpi ap
™rancc.nM> HKLMBOUPB EXTRACT SARSAPA
RILLA.
NOT A FKW of tbe worst disorders that afflict mao
tiid si he In m corruption of tbe blood.
t <iLD‘S EXTRACT BARBAPAKILLA U a remedy of
the utmost value.
>U I.MBOIJVS KXRACT BARSAPAUII.J A
cm cs and renovates t blood. In tld ibo v>g>r of
iniu In the system, tud purges thj hum>rs »Lat
,akc disease.
QUALITY. V ELMBOLIPS EX
TRACT ABB\PAHILLA. Tqm oseis scmtll. T o»«
wodes o a large quantity an i urge doee of m.di
cineElU.
THOSE WHO IFBIRE B’.tl I.LIANCT OF OOM
PLEXXO ■ must pi Tfv and vnrich be b rod. which
IIEI M 1! ILD’S EMRACT OF SAT BAPAIULI.A In
variably duea. Aik Tor HiCI-WBOLIVS. Take NO
other.
BELMBOLD rt 1 ONCENTRATKD KSTRACT
BARBATAIIILI.A is tho GREAT BLOOD PcIU
FIER.
HELMBOLD’S
HIGHLY
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAP AR ILL A
Eradicate* Eruptive and Ulcerative Diieaiei
Throat, Nose, Eyes, Eyelids, Soalp and
Which fo dlslgure the appearance, PURGING the
evil effectß of mercury and removing all taints, the
remnants ol DISEASES, hereditary or nthcrwbe.and Is
taken by ADULTS and CHILD HEN with perfect
SAFETY.
TWO TABI.E-SPOONFULS of the EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA, added to a pint of water, la equal
in ibo Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle is equal 10 a
gallon of the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or tho decoctions
ub usually made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER is pub
lished in the Medico-Chirurgical Review, on tbe
subject of the EX i RACT OF SARSAPARILLA in
certain affections, by Benjamin Truvere, F. R. S., Ac.
Speaking of those diseases, and diseases a-lsing
from the excess of mercury,be eta os that no e«mkdv
is rqCAL TO TUB EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA;
its rowan is kxtbaoiuxhary, sk.bk ao than any
OTHER DBBO IA M ACQUAINT nil IVITU. IT 18, IN Tim
STRICTEST SENSE, A TONIC WITU TUIS INVAOUAUI.E AT
TBIIIUTR, THAT IT IS ArnUOABUE 10 A STATE OF TUB
SYSTEM SO SONkkN.ANI) TET SO IBBITAULS AS RENDERS
OTORR BURSTAHORB OF. TUB TONIO CLASS UNAVAIUAIIUR
OR INJURIOUS.
HELMBOLD’S
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla
Established upwards of 18 years. PREPARED B Y
H. T. HELM BOLD,
Drogglat and Cbemltt,
601 BBOADWAT. HEW YORK
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
Price SI 2o per Dottle, or o tor SO W.
GOOD! GOOD!
The people lovo our olotbee. . _
The people come end look at oar olotbee.
The people take oar clothes home.
Tho people wear our clothes.
The people pay for oar clothes.
And we wiiS gratify the people’s de&lro for tho beat, tho choapcst, tho most boaoUfal:
Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest for Cash.
GREAT BROWN STONE HALL
ROCK HILL & WLLSM,
003 and 605 CHESTNUT BTR;EET. :
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
The Subscribers bog leava lo announce fo their CUSTOMEBS end the
PUBLIC GENERALLY, that their STOCK of GOODS DAMAGED GY WATER
at the LATE FIRE AT THEIR STORE are now arranged for SALE,
coreitting of TABLE LINENS, TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, LINEN
and MUSLIN SHEETINGS, MUSLINS, BLANKETS, FINE MARSEILLEB
QUILTS SPREADS, &0., &o.
Alto, nearly/ Iheir ENTIRE STOCK of ELEGANT LACE CURTAINS and
DRAPEEIES, some of them lh» rioheet imported, SLIGHTLY WET,will be
sold at ptictis lo Insure (heir IMMEDIATE SALE.
SHEPPARD. VAN HARLINGEN & ARR.ISON,
Liner, Boiiße-FumiahiEg l : iy Goods and Curtaio Establishmfint,
1008 CHESTNUT STREET.
apt tf rps
PHILADELPHIA CLOTHING TRADE.
JOHN WANAMAKER
THE LARGE BROWN STONE BUILDINGS
FIRST-CLASS TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
butine*. that .hall c< mblae Advantages only to be secured In an oxtcnalve and WvHSKI»« hone.
JOHN W. ROGERS, Head ol' Department,
Formerly Audi lot, Mageoch & Co.
j. zackey,
Formerly with Ehrlichor*
G. E. AYRES,
Formerly with Brown & Power/, Broadway* Now YorK-
Here we propose to combine all the advantage, that can he desired. 0 oa " o'?of >t ack^wl
erebant tailoring e.t t bUahmen >ol the country., Ou. cutten .h.ll bo S'aSSh iroSoSSoS n *nS
cry U-«t that can do hi d uur etc- It of.Hece P°°f J ? I j]sv\h?n l isrv that has hereloforo u> ea found ia Philadelphia
very height of tho siylo. Great despatch *3
i unctnality in filling all oidera.
YOUTHS’ AND CHILDREN’S
HENRY GREER, Head of Department-
Formerly with Hyatt, Uareinan & Co., Broadway, N. Y. ■' v ,
We will give’special attenUonto.be “Little GenU.mcn.- ofl will furniet«‘hf,
cMbVIor .SU £d school wear and or novdti. "! a
tn tt A*t*ndane*e to'walt upon such a. may prefer fhclr services- ■
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
LOUIS Ij. FORBES, Head of Department.
Formerly wi h J. C. Arrlaon. ndof
felSelnMi’eAtttreat home or when traveling, A.
SPECIAL CARD.
We believe that the growth ol our city and the Improved taste, of'our'Pgfjjg B^ t J > j£^Vufsiano|ii>SuS!exM.
anenteirrie, and we propose meeting the dranandi w e bringjo the nt>> and*defarmtn»Uon to
n c C e o cd“ D oSaith a thB a h!'lp L of b all who C, aru interested not apbitof ourcjly. weliatoiid
CLOTHES," but >l.O in *he great matter of eJlendlLc of - business done, and in the mannor of
“"hhSny .imiDr” nncOTi'in Now York or any other port ol the you with olothlni?; either
“w? nVk aiharoof j onr patronago-poloiy on tho arouiids. however, that we on yariCty material, than can be
HVADY WADEorMADBTO ORDER,superior in itjloandfinish, andiof^a area , d ina poct our stock, and
>Vl,l you call at. an early date. Ihoughioii have no lnO'ntion i o t ,,
niStotlioMW fn.hlys plates and piece goods ip the CUSTOM DLi aai
THE ENTIRE PUBLIC ARE INVITED to EXAMINE,
THE LADIES ESPECIALLY,
TO,'SB'.HJ 'BIIK
BOYS AND CHILDREN S DEPARTMENT,
#hioh is a Prominent Feature.
natd itodii l
Jnat the thing
Wooltarllie public
•’* p w«ar, this SpHngp C
We’ve been .aeitlnir tnein reuilyi
1 1 all »l«e wloiar, •
And new we’re prepared
: -i 10 tell Uie prluter>
To Minp liii _
: And nialco a
And tcll tlie peoplo
' l a come, ull nay.
And loekatibeeiotbei
Andanyif tUeyever .
Saw .neb an nrrnr
of «ucl» oiearam Buods:
snimleiopay.
come! Come I! romell f
Stay! May!! Staytlf
And pMchnw' «ood ciatnea
Wbi. flue Spring- day.
AT TUB
A NEW ERA
IN TUB
APRIL H, 1569,
O P E N E I>
(Formerly occupied by Mes-ra. Homer, Coll mi*j & Co-,)
Merchant Tailoring
DEPARTMENTS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
(Formerly with KockhlU & \Yll*ou.>
CUSTOM -WORK.
CORPS OF CUTTERS.
JEAN BERNARD, from Paris,
Kecommanded by Bangulnett*. of Crony * UmU Broadway. N. V.
P. AJNDRIOT,
'W'AlNA.lMLA.l'ilkflii-*
GOOD!