cury BULLETIN.
. : Wil'*'o . -?,„ 04.41•01.. , rit , -,. - 4.1 . •':V-Atichtetn , rx.:-The
itt*:"Lui*PDPk."At',Fiiiritiount"i:::Park,: erected
tithOrinnfiAtaniallOtit.tatatk; . Association, theAtititVent4l6:'• beetpinllp.ditided; :between
Okssoghitiop and the_ Crcteent ratlti.llolo.!,
.• ' ' Veli„'. completed grid be:- forMalY
iiekeit Saturday next.' '• ' i'.
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'Tlie plivosaml:'specitications .w
ere furnished
:57::4 41 . ;',. - litri.O.,;;ANT.,ll.olvitt ; architect, and the -eroc,
nrittflielmiiiding was superintended by him
:V..,i,:•. ' • rsonally. "•L' . ''""r • ' ' '"
of
"''','•,.''!•*,? Z'...::! Tite structAire is,lMilt upon a dortble••;rour
etikApileS 31.0 in !lumber, Alriven 24 .feet •aPall - , and
'''latt' ti j- d." 'IV' tireh 4 ' O l inehes.:4lde and ten
f"; e4, ' ' '' l..- ie l lie!s'tlik 7 ,fex't einih'''ig the: w'beleleiigth" and
it diliof • rie• bid:Ming', , . • . • r4t ei
;t
r l -tf - i,Tli6 - bongo' hin.4 liii , outside 'length 0f,., , ft: et,
s ' i•ii .±. I.:CAvi' dth . of •:M feet, tbickneSs' of •wallg, 18
N••• tulles; divided on the , lower or beat tooth
~-. obr ' 'by a 16 inch wall. The second pit . o . ry .
: •!6,• ; ,;';„ii,i.aliiirottelied „from - the ; P . atici by - , ri g
,!iizi;t y l .
follows ir":44.6o6 , stolis , C: o . l sl(itiVec,"ftie t *,,,e:
~,i•,4i,;0411)iiii0,,,.,iit-4,59p.r.ate.,.. g
• F,:i•••;,4 rto4ioat: room • tioors , inaiti lialls l , , ,teet
:,•'.:',',.,', vide, -crithilressing and reception , rooms' on
*4;aeli side; for use of the two clubs; sliding
oorS between dressing and recentiOn room;
o p
" '•': ", .
it], casement doors from reception room to a
'-''''' .1,0 feet , balcony on the river front. Total
buildingfrom Park levee s :23 feet.
I f e T iglt
he l i o 4 iis37lvania pill_
~have finished their
&de of the •house, the dressing• room being
cased and panelled with yellow'piue boards
.'and oiled, the reception room being plastered
and completely finished throughout,
The stone used in the building is from the
. 1 the nest- bank-of
- • ' 1 s'te the Park, is' a bliM-grav of_ uniform
color,
'''' : • -}° very hard and durable. The work was
' -
commenced Ma? , 15, 1869 ; the weather being
good,, the work las been pushed rapidly for
ward bia creditable and workmanlike manner.
Itl , TheCotranittees of the Pennsylvania 80at....
•'' ' house 'Association consisted'af•the folloning
: . .
• .• gentlemen:
' ' .'''.'• Building-John Culin,
Frank W. Murphy.
Finance—Louis Dreka, G B. "Haines, H. C.
Simpson, and G. K. Ilieluirdsi Secretary. Of
the Crescent Barge Club Building Assecia
:,, tion, Chas. Howson, Sole Trustee, „assisted, by
• ' W. A, Steel; It Hinahnian. • • .. ,
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTS.—A meeting of this
body was held this afternoon in the Supteme
..-Court room, twelve members being present.
Mr. Benson was in the chair and .Mr. Phil
• llps acted as secretary.
election for. permanent President was
then' held, and Wm. Welsh, Esq., was chosen
Nri.thout opposition.
' 4-2 ' A resolution, providing for the appointment
tof a committee of three members to take such
measures as may be deemed expedient to
carryinto effect the law creating the Board,
WBs adopted....:. • . • . - '
Hon. Edward King. James L. Claghorn and
Es
John H. Michener; qs., were anpoipted the
Committee.
On motion, the President (Mr. Welsh) was
added to the Committee.
Adjotrned.:
MtSIC IN THE Seim°Ls.—Mr. Jean Louis
and his first official visit to the lads at the
igh School on Saturday afternoon, and gave
, 4,:them the first Of " the series of contemplated
. - *eekly lessons •in the closing hour of the
ses
;"{sion. The experiment was a highly supeess
-4ul .one. ; Saturday. morning, Professor
";Louis met the lady principals . Of the primary •
- schooLs in the :Normal School building. A
large number of ladies were in attendance,and
,
.mnch interest wasmanifested bythern: Daniel
'vEtteinteeti,PreSident,of the Board of Centro],
briefly referred to the importance of the study
of music in the public schools, and ranked it
- as of more Value thane any other .brauch - of
instruction.
Professor Louis beingintroduced, statedbis
• great aim Wes the popularization of music in
-:the-schools committed to his chatge. .
lie would, at the weekly meeting on ,Satur-•
day next, divide the ,Priacipals into two
classes; those who 'had no musical instruction
would be taught from ten to half-past eleven
those who bad some proficiency
would follow until one o'clock. The Control
, 'lers are considering the propriety of a :public,
musical entertainment by many of the chil
dren, at the Academy of Music, during the
fall season, that the public may seethe results
achieved by a 'few inouthS therciugh instrue
- ton. •
ALUM TurEF.—A woman, calling her
'self-Mrs. Fitzsimmons, has for the last two or
tkree weeks been doing a thriving business in
the album trade. Her operations have been
mostly confined to the northwestern portion
of the city.- Her mode of procedure has been
ascertain the 'name of some proininent
person in the neighborhood in which she in
tended to form-11er ,base of operations, then
call Upon the. residents and represent to them
, that she AIMS collecting money to bury a dead
sister,.. using. the name of the prominent
neighbor as reference. Unsuspecting persons
have been in thekabitofasking_herinte-their
parlors, and while their' attention has been
diverted she has managed' in a number of
cases to steal albums. We warn our readers to.
be on the lookout, for besides being a thief
she is an impostor—the dead' sister being a
myth.
ARRESTS AT THE RONT STREET FIRE. -
The,following arrests were made at the large
/me on Front street on Saturday night: James
Zinn and John Carroll
.were caught stealing
waternielons'on Front street while the fire
was under way.
James Thompson ' aged twenty-three years,
Was detected in the burning building stowing
away several articles in his pockets.
• , Adam Ames; aged 21 years,'a fully equipped
jireman, was arrested at thefire, being caught
• the act Of.appropriating various trifles. In
coat was found a quantity of spices,
brushes,varnishes and varions other Materials.
•. The lining of the coat had been cut in such a
- manner as to enable him to conceal the above
-- articles - in - it. All of the - partieswere - conr ,
milted by Alddrman Kerr for a further hear-
WANToss. , ASSAULT IN A: TAvElus.—About
four o'clock-YeSterday afternoon a nian named
John Hoffman, entered the lager beer saloon
of Wagner' & Motzer, at the corner of Gaul
and Dauphin streets. While there he con
ducted himself in a :very boisterous manner,
and made an assault upon a stranger who was
in the room. The party assaulted was so se
riously injured as to be coiSidered apritical
condition. Hoffman was arrested and taken
to the titation House, where he was searched,
• and a revolver found on his person, every
chamber of which was loaded to the muzzle;
a black-jack and a set of knuckles we re also
found upon him. He was committed for a
- further hearing.
VIOLENT ASSAuvr.--Last_evening,_as_two_
men were passing the/ corner of Thirteenth
and Wood streets, tln4y hadto edge their way
through a crowd Of men who were standing
there. Some jostling ensued, which led to
.some wrangling between the men who were
passing by and the crowd, during which a
young man named Philip Haney drew a black
•.. jack and struck one of the two men who were
, passing, and whose name is James Syhert , on
the head, inflicting a serious wound, which
-nay be attended with fatal results. The in
jured man, who resides at N 9. 205_ _Sansom
street, was conveyed to No. 1814 Callowhill
street, w here his injuries were attended to.
3FAVELRY STORIi JOBBED.—About eleven
o'clock on Saturday night, the jewelry store
_No. 2120 Market street, was entered through
the front door and rebbed of forty . gold and
six: silver Watches, and : valuable rings, two
dozen gold rings, two dozen common rings
and three gold chains, valued in all at• $l,OOO.
Last night two men earned .f oh n Ferguson and
:Edward Voorhees were arrested on suspicion
of having committed the robbery, they haVing
been noticed sitting on the step of the store
shortly before the robbery.
or A CATHOLIC CONVENT.—On
Thursday evening what is called the Cave of
the Catholic Convent situated at Chestnut
fill, and which is used for the purpose -of
stowing away provisioas, was entered and
robbed .of no pounds of butter.
WALKED OVERBOARD.—About 5 o'clock
ibis morning a man named John Livery, who
resides — at -- Minattynnk; walked — tiverbOard — at
: Arch street wharf into the 'Delaware, but
was rescued by a policeman who happened
by close - at hand.
NiciiEn ' A HcinsE.-I`his morning,ti
man named John Collins was kicked , by a'
porno find Seriously inktred, in Franklin
street; below Poplar. lie reside. at „,.„
place, near Tenth-street.
,
STXPLE ON FlRE.—This Intoning a slight
_lire occurred at. No. ,14;09 Randolph street.
'1 he roof, of Mr. Denjalliin Selser's stghleyras
burneil. ,
•
Si.mlit'Filir..,,This morning a slight fire
oecurred at No. 1127 Howard street, caused by
cbiltirea Matches.
.:CtAD Don Suor.,---Yesterday ' afternoon Po
liceman Magee shot a mad dog on Walnut,
above Eighth street.
Niw 'Vona - BAY V'xcvnsioNs.—The • last
grand -excnr.sion'of the: series of New• York
Bay :Exciitslew, which have 'proved - se• suc
cessful, will be given on Thursday, September
ihth.` A siietatil train will transport the ex
earsion to South Aniboy,:. where the splendid
steaMer Williath Cook Will in Waiting and
will convey the party down the bay to, bandy
Hook, returning up the bay, through the
Narrows; , afilarding ;, a view of the
points of interest along the Hitds'oh;
returning : 'down the river to :New
York,. and remaining at Pier No. 1 for an
hour, thence down the bay, past' Staten Island ) ,
and returning to' South Ambey bytho
route. At South Amboy the excufsiOnists will
againiake the train. arriving Philadelphia
about S.tiO P: M. This will be the
. laSt,tippor
tunity this season of takingthis pleasant trig t
and there is every reason for saying that this
one Will be the best . that has been: given thus
far. Beck's Band will accompany'the excur
sion and enliven the party , With, seine choice
selections of Music. • '
THE NATIONAL EXIIIIiITION OP FRUITS
P-L-cnrrnsi-brtrhft---Hfmtiettlt4iral—So • ,•
commences to-morrow. morning :
.at
.at 10 o ' clock..
We are assured that the arrangements for a
fine exhibition are even More extensive and
perfect than was anticipated. _Mrs., George
W. Carpenter :Mks already sent;.: splendid
specimen of the century plant; or American
aloe, nearly . ready to expand its blossoms,
'which .appear only, once in one hundred
SELECT HIGH Scliocai.---Mr. Caleb S. Hallo
well has established at 110 North Tenth street
a select high school for boys ' the particular
advantages of which - are - Set forth in an adver=
tisethent in another . column. Mr. Hallowell .
formerly owned an immense, institution at
Alexandria, Va.,,but, being a staunch ,Union
man, he lost nearly all his property by the
war. He deserves the support of our people
in his new enterprise. . '
THE COURTS
QUARTER --SESSlONS—f'udg'e Allison-;The
September term commented this morning,
W. Mooney,.Jr., Esq., being appointed fore
man of the Grand Jury. Alter receiving their
instructions from the Court, they retired to
dispose of bills, in order to enable the Court
to proceed with jury trials on Menday
_next,,
at which time the petit jurors will appear.
—An old man is now living in Tekonsha,
Indiana, who is ninety-eight years of age,eis a
cripple, having lost both legs below the
knees and an arm in the war of 1812. He is
still active, hobbling about on the stumps of
his legs.
CITY NOTICES.
PERSONS returning from the seashore or
mountains, who still continue in delicate healthoyill do
well by taking a , few electrical trbatuionts from Drs.
Galloway &Bolles, the long-established Medical Electri•
clans of the city. Their office id on Walnut street, se
cond door east of Thirteenth. .
PriiSIOTANS ADE: AsTorasnEß,—They find
Dr. NVINsLow'R. delightful Liver and Stomach Lozenge
the first cathartic and antibilions preparation ever ad
ministered. It inalts in the mouth like sugar, and is just
ne palatable. Its, operation is mild, harmless anti
genial. .
Bumsvivr's COCAIN for the hair is all that
t claims to be.—Chicago New Covenant."
—.BEWARE OF. THE EGGS
'Which vermin lay for next year's crop. Cleanse your
premises thoroughly with Lyon's Insect 'Fowler, and
thus prevent the cockroaches, fleas, moth, bugs .and (
other vermin from overrunning you with their - broods
next year. Lyon ' s Powder will do it. Nothing elke will.
, Depot, 21 Park Row, N. Y.•
THE LEADERS OF FAMMON.
CHAS. OA KFORD & RONA'
834itnd 836 Cbeatnut street,
Where everything In the Hat or Cup line can be had.
PRESERVING JAMS, •
!'.reserving rano.
Preserving Bgttles,
Preserving Tumblere;
Corks and Sealing Wax,
And all articles necessary
for putting up Fruits.
All goods delivered fret.
' At FETHEESTON A; CO.'S,
210 South Sethind street.
HOBBY—PLAIN.
The oyening of new - style - 8 - bl materlallorth
FALL AND WINTER OF
BY CHARLES STOKES,
Prov es conclusively that he is the
LEADER OF FAsiligN,
Being as usual in the advance with his modes for the
coming season. •
Thu immense assortment now arranged for the inspec
tion of the public eclipses any ever exposed for sale lin
this city, comprising, as it does, all styles of
PLAID CHEVIOTS, PLAID :BANNOCKBURNS, PLAID CAS
MOTO
PLAIN CHEVIOTS, PLAIN BANNOCRSURNS, PLAIN
CASHMERES
- FANCY SCOTCUT - ENGLISH -FRENCII-AND
COATINGS
Every variety and shade of Casenneres and Clothe fur
FALL OVEIICOATH
In fact, his assortment is full up with all the
NOVELTIES OF TILE SEAS'ON
It corps of Cuttere the most tasty and skilful
PRICES REASONABLE
B=l
CHAS. OAKFORD & Sons
Under the Continental Hotel,
HaV° the largest supply of
' Ladies' and Misses' Hats in the city
SURGICAL /NSTRUMENTB and druggists' sun
drica.
8:10wDE:v & BROTHER,
23 - tioutb Eigbtb areel.
GENTS' HATS! GENTS' HATS !
Of the httest and most exquisite styles.
Prices lowest hi the city.
At OAKFORD : B, under the Continental
Fon specimen copies and advertising terms
01 the 'Wilmington Daily Corn nwrial and Delnlonre
Weekly Tr ib //Ile,' address JENK INS & ATK IN SON ,
llaangt on , Delaware,
Junicious Morn Ens and nurses -use for
children a lafo and plemant medicine in Bower's lama
Cordial.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.
J. Isaacs, M. D., Professor of 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 be seen at his office, No. SOS Arch
street. The medical faculty are invited to accompany
tlielrpatients, as he has no secrets in his practice. A rti-,
ficial eyes inserted. No clutrati made for examination ,
'Comm, Buriionii . Inverii;Ll skillfiill3r
treated by 1)r. J. DtAlson, No. 915 Chestnut street.
Charges moderate.
WED DIN G CARDS, INVITATIONS
for Parties, 4. New styles. MASON ti CO
_ au2.stf§9o7 Chestnut street.
WEDDIN — G — : IN NIATION'S EN
gravea in the newest stn ' test manner. LOUIS
DEENA, Stationer and . Engraver, 10S: Clicking
street. . . fe2S tf
DIED
MUItPIIY.—At l'rine.,ton, N. J., on Saturday, Sept.
lllly E.. wife of John 31urphy.
Ftineral on Tuesilny, the 11th huet., itt 2!:; o'clock P.
N., from the S , ' COII , I Presbyterian. elmreli, Princeton.
PENltOt;E.—tinthlt9ll) at nltoheby." Chester county,
J'a.. on the llth inst., Jain It. 'Penrose, hi the rlth_year_
iTif hof uge.
The niale relatives and friende of the family are re.
eneet Pally invited to attend Lia funeral, front 111 H late
residence, No. 1534 \Velma street, on Tuesday, 14thti treloelt P. M.
TA - TATE:II P.ROOPS FOR SUITS.
BLADE. AND WHITE REPELLANTS,
V
GOLD AND BLADK REPELLANT'S.
BROWN AND WHITE REPELLANT'S.
ETRE & LANDELL, .
Fourth awl Arch
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THE DAILY EYENINe MONDAYi SEPTEMBER 13, 18,69.
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A.R E NOW PIS LA Y IN;
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FALL`GO D S
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1412 AND 1414 CHESTNUT.'StREET,
s ell 3t
NEW CARPETINGS.
FRENCH MOQUETTE CARPETS,
Designed by the best Artists in Paris, for sale only by us, and at less prices than
New and, elegant original designs in J. Crossley's & Sons' 64 Velvets for Parlors,
with borders to match, exclusive patterns.
Novelties in ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS in the Louis XVI., Marie Antoinette, Per
sign, Alhambra, Illuminated, and other styles, in entirely new and original drawings.
A.:%IERICAN;
foT which we have made and are making the
most elaborate preparations, we already oiler for
the accommodation of any who may wish to
be early in ordering their Fall Suits sonic very
choice Selections of our new importations and
mAnufactures
Fashion Plates may be seen at our establish-
ment,and from the goo* made up or in piece,
already received and in store, any gentleman
can now select a wardrobe of inFotrpaiised
beauty and elegance. Our stock of
,BOYS'
GLOTIIING, especially "School ClotheB," is
alreatly marly complete, aMl.hf, Inarrelluus for
\ its variety and style.
The remainder of oar Summer Stock is
being disposed of at reduced figures to nikiko
pinkie for goods being received
.818 and 820 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
PUBLIC. TIMPERANCE - 7MEET=:
lug. Thu Monthly Temperance Meeting of the
Youpg Mon's Christian Association will bo held TO
MORROW (TnesdaytEVENlNG, at 8 o'clock. •
Address by Rev. Math M. Price. • o
i'hibject for discussion—" Would it be expedient for.tho
Church tit set apart one evening in the week for the put ,
pose of educating the people On the subject of Temper-
Vocal find iniitrunienial music wider the (Uri:et-ion of
Prof. milling.
•
'the public ore inyit,d.
'.J . - . &'-' f
E. 8.. ' RN E•
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NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET.
FALL Imrpo-rtri,A.Prziarvig.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS FOR HALL AND STAIRS,
1,000 PIECES NEW TAPESTRIES.
Jai, Opened 1,000 Pieces of all the New Styles of Tapestries for the season, at
MODERATE PRICE?.•
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
NO. 904 CHESTNUT STREET
nxl3o in NV E /11111`p
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ANTICIPATING THE FALL TRADE,
Advance Sheets of the new Paris and London
JOHN WANAMAKER,
ever before offered.
6-4 VELVETS.
ALSO,
All widths, with borders to match.
PHILADELPHIA.
1;!- -, NATIONAL
FRUIT AND FLORAL FESTIVAL.
OF TILE
Fruits of A.rxxerica
Natiollat Association of Fruit Grow Ors,
I AT HORTICULTURAL HALL, •
On TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
Sertonlivr 14th, 15th and 16th, 1669, from 10 o'clock A. M.
to 10 I'. 31.
CONVENTION OF AMERICAN FRUIT-GROWERS,
on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Sept.
76th, leth sled 17th. morning an& liftertteen, for Diticus
tliolle un t'raeticul 'end Scientific Fruit Culture.- Admits-
Atm Free.
RECEPTION. BANQUET, on FRIDAY Evening,
Sr:pt. 17 Oi to 11 o'clock/. Elegant Refreshments,
speeches, Music, &c AUGUSTIN, the famous Caterer,
burnishes the iMpper •
Tickets. FIVE 1101,1,ARS. . .
B. FRANK - PALMER, LL. D. BUR-
geon Artist, has just been , comniissioneti by the
Surueon•General to supply the Palmer Arm and Leg for
mutilated Officers of the tT. S. Army and Navy The
Governmental offices are to be located In Philadelphia;
New L York mid Boston. and are all conducte dales by
to Dr.
PA .
SPECIAL .NOTICES.
Grand Exhibition.
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
AND T 1113:
.tg;iY7 Atlntiosion,f,o Ceuta
J. E. GOULD, 92:.1(31-17ESTNU — rk
utr street is Helling Steel: k Co:8 and names , 'Bros.'
rilllloBllan
tlin's Cabinet Organ& nearly as
low a.S at ri a y fury-l). ti au27-tf
Ilya 1109 GIRAIW STREET. 110'9
TURKISH, RUSSIAN, AND PERFUMED BATHS.
•
• Departments for Ladies. •
Main open froth aA.M. to 9 P.M. " pltf rp
STATL .RIGHTS 'FOR SALE.—
W—Strtto rights of - a - valuable inventionjust atented, -
and designed for the slicing, cutting • and chipping ot
dried beef, cabbage &c., are hereby offered for sale. 'lt
is an article of great' value to proprietors of hotels and
restaurants, and it should be introduced into every fain
tly. State rights for sale. Model can be seen at the
telegraph office, Cooper's Point, N. J.
•• Inv29-0§ MUNDY & HOFFMAN.
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1 ..1.--._ • HOWARD HOSPITAL; NOS. - 1518
li.,Y and Th2o Lombard street ,Dispensary Dopartmont.
—Medical treatment and medicine furnished gratuitously
,
, o Oto poor.
we shall offer at the proper time large invoiee:i of everythiug sen_sonable iu., these good,s,
pm_prising
S E L & S 0-
WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13',
TU.EIR STOCK OF
FALL AND DRESS, GOODS
SILKS, '
POPLINS,
FINE DRESS GOODS.
!LATEST NOVELTIES IN SHAWLS!
Nos. 71.3 and 715 North Tenth Street.
Children, 25 Cents
LADIES' CLOAKINGS.
STRAWBRIPGE & CLOTHIER -r
NOW EXHIBIT ;THE BEATJTIFUL
SCOTCH
So greatly in demand in Paris, London Old New York. The styles were selected by and
manufactured expressly for onrselies. Among them we enumerate :.
• ''
MACGREGOR,
ROB ROY,
PRINCEICHAR LESS
MACDONALD;•
CLAN RONALD,
WHITE AND FANCY CLOAKINGS.
In thiS department we oflbr every colbr and style of seasonable goods for
Z' W
13 .A. C Xi'. VELVETEENS.
Having given great attention to the 'selection of the proper shades and qualities of these
oo'l ,, for this reason's sales, we confidently invite an examination of our goods.
WATERPROOF CLOA_KINGS.
Now open Ten Cases Waterproofs, in all the .Lest make. in Black; Brown, cfold,
and Fig. Style's; ranging in price from 80 cents to S° 00 per yard. ,
CI,COA.riZINC*S.
ASTRACIIANS, CARACU.LLAS, FUR BEAVERS, &c., &c.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS.
AIISCELLANEOUS.
THE IMPROVED
BALTIMORE
Fire-Place Ileater,
With ILLUMINATING DOORS and WINDOWS, and
MAGAZINE of sufficient capacity for fuel to last 24
HOURS, at a coat of but 11 CENTS PER DAY. The
mustporfectamtchourful Reator in use— Raviuginade
arrangements with
MR. S. 11. SEXTON, OF BALTIMORE;
For tho EXCLUSIVE manufacturing of these Heaters,
we are prepared to furnish them in largo or small quan
tities.
Sold, wholesale retail by tho Manufacturer, •
Jontsr...s. CLARK,
loos market st r eet.,
liewnre oT imitations gotten up on the popularity Ot
these lie‘nters.. aua 2nt.S
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rLAip:',i..: : :.i:..cw-Ai;;
IMIMIMEM
C,LANSTUArtfr,
HIGHLANDER.
Of our own direct importatiqu.
CENTRAL , EMPORIUM,
M.A.CpTJET,
PRINCE EDWARD,
MACFARLANE,
PERSONAL.
OR THE LADIES; '
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FTIU " COSMETI.Q.U.E - A LA POMPADOIift, 2 . I '
for beautifying and Preserving the'complexion, and giv.-
ing it the freshness and brilliancy of youth;, it is with
out a rival.. It is perfectly free from any deleterious
minerals and drugs, and its efficacy. is wonderful, for
rendering the skin soft, Pure end heantiful.it is. the
true secret of beauty, and all ladics'should use it '
For sale by all dealers. - ~. •
• , 111.111111ALSIii
No. 210 South Eighth street,:
TO RENT.
friSTABLE TO. RENT—ON , XARK'S
Limo. west of gloventb stroot, above Arch. Seven
s, ample earring° room, water, ond_gas. Well adapted
for-aclub stable.-_ -WM. H, BACON,
Felli 6t rp* • ' 317 Walnut streot.
BOARDIN G.
BOAiID - THREE
rooms to rent, with board, at
sell -3tTp§ ___ 1039 Chestnut street
ARKING WITH — INTOTIMBrir IN
.131. Embroidoiln a g . , A B . Miva y St . itatn l„ s itoz. .t o c it
etroet.
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