Daily evening bulletin., November 13, 1869, Image 5

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city bulletin.
T»IK PkNNBYI.VAKIA HOWITAI. IjUOTURK.
—Evidently the thuhddt of the past few days
,! has clearoa the air of the lecture room of the
Pennsylvania Hospital. Much Interest has
been excited.'during the week, over the at
tendance of female students aV the Hospital
clinics, in consequence of the. disturbances ot,
jplßdt and the obiduhons press was
wwcll rejifeeented this morning to watch and
“Second the course of. human events,
'.‘X On entering tho lecture room, it was found
lb be oocnpled by thirty-nine ladles, seated
together on tho Western curve’of the amphi
theatro; Rndabout one hundred and thirty or
forty gentlemen. The utmost quiet, and
decorara prevailed in the class, and the con
trast 'with the noise and rowdyism oi last
Saturday was most refreshing.
Dr DaCosta ehtered precisely at 10 ocioeic,
and Without preface, commenced his lecture,
! tbe Case before the class beluga boy vathty
phold tfcver, which the lecturer proceeded to
explaih with his usual clear, concise and
happy style. The case was one of equal in
terest to the maleand female Btudcnta, and the
r. ‘ onlynoticeable difference was that most ot the
latter followed the lecturer very cloSely, mak
ing numerous entries in their note-books,
wfiile the young men, probably more
. with this class of demonstration,entrusted the
. lecturer’s points to their memories. . -
• ' . ibis ease was • followed .by cases of load
balss*. male; hystene palsy .Female, bloody
vomiting; female; and heart disease, male.
*U,. At the close of Dr. Dr.
: Hunt commenced his lecture, which included
- several interesting cases, concluding with the
partial amputation of the foot of aman crushed
ova car. TJpon the conclusion of Dr. Hunts
lecture, the class, which had preserved the
most perfect good order throughout, quietly
loft the lecture-room without demonstration
pf Dunngtho first hour, a number of the Man-'
* users of the Hospital,among whom we noticed
Messrs. Mordecai L. Dawson, Samuel Welsh,
William Biddle, Samuel Mason, Alex. J.Der
byshire and Edward Townsend, entered the
lecture room, and remained some time, evi
dently much gratified with the prevailing good
' °*Wo'observed one woman who came late,and
. did not appear to he a medical student. She
»* was not a student of the Female Medical Col
lege, and contrived to make herself so con
spicuous bv her deportment both during and
after the lecture as to excite suspicion that
she was present from some other motive than
, a thirst lor scientific, knowledge. . ~
A special meeting of the Board of Man
agers of the Hospital was held this morning,
and the following preamble ahd resolutions
* At a moetinß of the Hoard IMS °a
students from the Female Medical College to attend tho
ellnicaUccturee of tbe Hospital ; tind whereas, Under
this authority about thirty etinlcnte belonging to this
school, accompanied by one of thoir professore, attended
the clinic held on the 6th inst., at which time a number
of male students behaved m a vent indecoroUß manner,
lirhiesina before the lecturer had conimoncedthede-
Ilveryof nislecturp, and after it wae over by other eon-.
Hurt unbecoming m any well*regulated institution} und
e«i>ocinJly C inono which has long maintained the stand-
one of the leading charities of our .f l^’
such has enjoyed the eyWpattay and respect of our fel
-11 wTthatwhiUt a large majority of the etudenta
took no part in this disgraoefnl B^s''.th o maniLgora
fU }5 JO I ml°, < That 'the managers wouldbe nnwiHiiigto
depriToany student of the important benefits to be de-
Tivedfrom attending the cluneal lectures
but that this privilege can only be accorded* J? , s _ uch aB
- eisned "
The Managers of the Hospital having thus
recorded their disapprobation of the conduct
of'the disorderly students, last Saturday, and
their determination to preserve order in
future, it rests with the Faculties of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania and the Jefferson
College, who have assumed the responsibility
of the whole affair, to make such suggestions
to the authorities of the Hospital as they may
think expedient to solve the difficulty.
Re-arrested. —A man, who gave his name
as John Hampton, was arrested, last night, in
the yard of &e dwelling at No. 415 South
Ninth street. A policeman observed him jump
over the fence, went after him, and captured
him on suspicion of burglary. The fellow
turned out to he John Sweeny, who escaped
from the Central Station on Thursday atter
noon last. He states that he was taken to the
lock-up by an officer on Thursday, hut that he
walked out of the Rogue’s Gallery; went do wn
stairs: didn’t see anybody about, and then
passed out on to the street. In regard to his
arrest last night, he says that he was pass
ing along Ninth street and observed-two flats
(policemen). Supposing that they were
“ spotting” him, fie ran and jumped over.the
feme. Tiie officers followed him; arrested
him and handed him over to Fohceman
Kelley, who holds him on the charge of at
tempted burglary at the place where he was
found last night. The original charge pending
against Sweeny, and upon which he was to
have a hearing on the day he escaped, is the
robbery of the house of Mr. Hulfish, N 0.1133
Walnut street. He will he arraigned again at
the Central Station this afternoon, and he
will probably he better guarded than he was
en Thursday. ' _ ,
It is due to C. Henry Major, the Turnkey at
the Central Station, to say that during the in
vestigation of the affair yesterday, he stated,
on oath, that Sweeny had not been placed in
his custody at the lime of his escape. This
statement is now confirmed by what Sweeny
says in regard to the matter.
Got Among Thieves.— Last night a young
man, residing on North Seventh street, was I
attacked at Ninth and Locust streets, was
knocked down and was Tobhed of his pocket- I
book and watch. He begged his assailants to
jrive him suflicient money to take him home. I
They refused, and finally succeeded iu per
suading him to go to a house on Locust street,
above Ninth. There ho was asked to treat.
He said that he had no money, hut if they
would give him some he wouldtreat. He was
told that it made no difference, aud then
all hands were called up and hada drink. The
young man again said that ho had no money, !
whereupon his Ooat was taken from his back,
and ho was beaten and kicked out into the
street. Policemen McClure, Mcllhenny and
Kelly arrested Wm.T. Fitzgerald and L. I.Rob
inson upon the charge of having been con
cerned In tho robbery, and they will have a
hearing at the Central Station this afternoon.
Charged with Robukby. —Samuel Gag
gers, Vincent Vanleer and Robert Flanigen
were arrested in West yester
day, upon the charge of having broken into
and robbed a butcher shop at Hestonville,
■ last September. At the time of the robbery a
warrant was issued for the arrest of Gaggers,
but he could not be found. Yesterday Van
leer was avrested for throwing stones on the
Almshouse grounds, and; It was then as
certained that ho and Flanigen were con
nected with Gaggers. Flanigen and Gaggers
were then arrested and the two were com
mitted for trial.
Jit VENICE House Thieves.— This morn
ing, about half-past three o’clock, Police- |
man Cooliran, of West ' Philadelphia, ob
served five boys in a wagon which was drawn
bv a gray horse. Upon seeing the officer, the
juveniles deserted the wagon. They ran, were
pursued, aud three were captured. Each told
a different story as to how they got the horse
and wagon. The prisoners gave their names
as Latta Lamma, John Magee and James
Walker, and their ages range from 9 to 13
years. They were- committed for a further
hearing by "Alderman Randall.
Presentation. —Col. If. W. C. Moore, late I
Superintendent of the Sunday Schools of the
Second Reformed Church, Seventh street,
above Brown, has been presented with a
beautiful gold-headed cane. The presentation
was made by Mr. Nichols in behalf of the
teachers and scholars, and acknowledged in a
neat speech hv Col. Moore. Addresses were
also made by Rev. Mr. Levi and others. Col.
Moore, the late superintendent, has accepted
a call to superintend the singing in the church
at,Brooklyn, of which Rev.lfr. Talmage is the
pastor. . • ,
Supposed Stolen Watch.— Edward Davis
wasarrested hy Policeman Merklinger, yes
terday afternoon, while attempting to pawn a
gold watch at a shop at Fourth and Poplar
streets- By his suspicions actions it was evi
dent that be had not come by the time-keeper
honestly. He will have a hearing at the Cen
: tad Station this afternoon. ~7....: Jj
Cbjielty to Animals.— Francis Miller was
arrested byPoßceman Mackin, at America
and Jeftbrson afternoon, for
cruelty to animals. He was holding a dog; bv
the neck: while a lot of boy's stoned It. The
animal was badly injured. Miller was taken
before Alderman, Riddell, and was held in
$OOO hail for trial. .
-Wr TUB DMk* SATUmJ®.i7OT
Oitv Mohtalitv.— life numi>er of
meats inllm city fortbo wcek
to-<lav was -287, against WnO
Dtrioti last yeat. Of the whole number 1.17 were
adults linu IW> cluldrOd —68 being .under ;one,
yourof age; 189 were males; 128 females; 76
oo.vs; an(f 74 girls. :
v 'l'lie number of death
'First;.:.:.'..
HfK-onti '• " *a
Third.. 2
Sixth.;.. .1 ••••• A
Seventh “of
Kißhth - 5'
Ninth.,.. i:
Si
Eleventh i'
Twelfth
Fourteenth . ;r .~4S.
Fi Thc principal causes of wcr !m~.
Anonlexy, 4; croup, 13; consumption, 39,
convulsions, 16; diphtheria, 6alsease of
the heart, 13; debility, 7; scarlet feyor. ai,
tvnhoid fever, 7; inflammation of tholttngs,
20: inflammation of the stomaOh and .how
els,7; marasmus, 14; old age, 10, and suicides, 4.
Assaulting Women.— Amtliony Gifford got
on a snree yesterday. He went to ft. house in
the nefghborhood of Beach and Coates streets,
and abused several women
Finally he was arrested on complaint of one
of the women, and was held in 8800 nail oy
Alderman Becker. He was then arrcHted
again, and taken before Alderman Toland,
w ß hen two additional charges of assault and
battery were preferred against him, aud.ho
was held in $7OO bail on each.
Not the Place. —The fight at Sliippen and
Spafibrd streets, yesterday, did not take place
a?Aiken’s tavern, but on the opposite side of
the street.
Now is the time to subscribe to Bather a
Weekly. In the current number is commenced
Wilkie Collins’s now story,“Man and .Wife,
which starts with all that rnr of mystery and
sinuosity of design which distinguish the only
livinE master of plot. The action so far ap
oeam to hinge on an “Irish Wedding,’’-one
of those no-marriages of protestenta under^a
Popish priest which a statute so late as George
the I Second makes illegal. The story is embel
lished with original designs. As for the
Weekly in general) the present number, with
Curtis’s generous editorials, a fine drawing by
Nast, mid other excellent contents, is a
show-specimen.
Ladies’ Faik, now held at the Hortb
cultural Hall, is, according to report, thus tar
a success. The hall is visited nightly by a
large and fashionable audience, which is loud
in its praises of and thanks to the ladies for
their promptness and alacrity in the perform
ance of their tedious duties. The articles for
sale being both useful and ornamontal. it is
hoped that it will be patronized by tbe public.
The Fair ends on Monday eyening, Novem
ber 15. - '
We commend to public favor Messrs. P. J.
Hansard & Co., who have established an ele
gant drug store at No. 630 Chestnut street. All
aruas, chemicals and compounds emanating
from this establishment excel in merit and
absolute purity. Messrs. Hassard & Oo.s
superb stock embraces an attractive and
diversified assortment of toilet, fancy and mis
cellaneous articles, and tlio specifics and spe
cialties produced from their exclusive recipes
are sanctioned by tbe medical faculty*
ale eficdbes should test the dehemus
flavor of Burnett’s Flavoring Extracts, which
may be found in all our principal grocery and
drugstores. . ■
Tbknwith’h New Stoke, 614 Chestnut
street, is now in the full tide of its succoss. Persons
about leaving the city con procure a full supply of light
literature, ns well ob toilet and fancy articfea of cvery
description. All the latest publications constantly on
hand. '
CITIT NOTICES.
Wombath’s Fubs. Messrs. Womratli s
groat Fur establishment, No. 1212 Chestnut street, is in
!«s£srssd*ss£™%r{^.
brought to our lips when the thermometer is at 90 deg.
To a mercantile house of more than fifty ve , ars „/'f a "™/
in this community, it is hardly to.
paper comment, especially as its eareer throughout this
neriod has been at the lead of its department in PWladsl
phia, if not in America. But the prwent stock of Mossm
A K IF K VVomrothissomagnificentthis season that
ahrief reference thereto is a simple duty to the ladies:
Kroma“glanco through” wo .discover that a popular
“raid” ißlieingmado upon their Astrachan and peal
ttVin tiacanes. Anything more rich, gracefm, or
seasonable thau these comd taiwdly be imagined. Being
encased in ono of these superb, volvoty furs invests the
fair wearer with new charms that we are free to ac
knowledge, and that throw around our prospectiVo
sleigh-rides a hitherto nndroamed-of halo,
also this season Introduced a pretty style of Collars and
Polonaise, also of Astrachan beal-Bkin, which nre ex
ceedingly beautiful and Impressive, and whicharo
having a very largo sale. Their stock in the celebrated
Busilan Sable goods is incomparably rlc h-While there
we saw an original package of these expensive furs just
Mltcamlto the Messrs. Womrath from Bt. Petersburg
—a curiosity in itself—but the exquisite littie skins
themselves, which a lady may luxuriate in to the tune
of some thousands per set, give one on id e ® “1 1 the
tocracy that pertains to the quadruped kingdom near the
N ln aiftluon to these their stock in the nudaon Bay
g a bi e , Ermine, Chinchilla, -Grebe, Mink Sable*
Squirrel, etc., in eeta for ladies and children, arempre
extensive than ever; and that thoir pricoß
wants of everybody is apparont from the tact that they
range from five dollars each to fl thousand dollars. The
Polonaise, or small fur collars, with tabs falling over
tbe breast, is a little gem, and is deservedly popular, so
are their Ikating muffs; while in gentlemen a mufflers,
riding gloves, buffalo and carriage robes, foot-maffa, lap
blankets Jafghaus, and that,clase of goods, their assort*
ment presents unusual attractions. Being their own
importers and manufacturers, their prices are exceed
ingly moderate. No bettor proof of the capacity of this
find* could be hod than tbe fact that they aro large
manufacturers of goods in their line for the New York
market. '
Kerb’s China Hall. .
List ofEnglieh Ironstone Chino Dinner Set for
containing: _
12 Dinner Plates.
12 Soup Plates.
12 Breakfast, Dessert or Tea Plates.
1 Covered Soup Tureen.
2 Covered Vegetable Dishes.
2 Uncovered Vegetable Dishes.
1 Covered Butter Dibji, with Drainer.
1 Pickle Shell.
3 Meat Dishes* assorted sizes.
12 Sauce Plates. .
I‘Water Pitcher. _ • I
1 Sauce Tureen and Stand.
12 Tea Oupb (without handles) and 12 Saucers-
The above set, boat quality White Stone China* for SlO.
xpe aooT Ke^e , B 1218 Chestnut street.
Kerb’s China Hall.
List of English Iroußtone Set for QlSi
containing:
32 Dinner Plates.
12 Soup Plates _ _
12 Breakfast, Dessert or Tea Plates.
12 Sauce Plates. „ , ' „
1 Oval Soup Tureen Stand and Ladle.
1 Oval Sauce Tureen Stand and Ladle.
1 Sauce Boat.
4 Oval Covered Vegetable Dihiies.
2 Uncovered-Vegetable Dishes.
4 Meat Dishes, assortedsizes.
1 Salad or Fruit Bowl. _
1 Covered Butter Dibu,with Drainer.
1 Pickle Shell.
1 Water Pitcher.
12 Tea CuPßiwiTii handles), and
AtHhe C (U>ovo pieces best Quality White Stone China
for fits Backed freo of charge. All orders by mail
promptiy attended “klpp*** to ttny
payable on eficHtnat street.
Kerr’s China Hall,
Now Opening,
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
Paris, Vienna* English and Bohemian
Fancy Goods,
For Holiday Presents* _ ..
‘•Glove, Handkerchief Boxes.
;Ti R , iK7IN ii _ “Swiss Carted Wood
•pIShS?* “JaRDENIERS,”
k Majolica,” “Card Stands,”
•Card Stands.” “Scent Bottles, &c.,
all entirely new and choice goods*,
not to be found elsewhere,
ranging in prick
from the lowest to the most expensive.
Janies K.Kerr & Bro ,
China Hall*
1213 Chestnut Street.
A Worthy Son of St. Crispin.-t-Wo pre
sume there are but few of our citizens who have not
hoard of the merits of the fine Boots and Gaiters ma ie oy
William H. Helweg, tho accomplished ctrdonnier.at
No. 635 Arch Btreet* next to the corner of Sixth. The
highest encomiums which have been lavißhea upon him
do not, by any means, overrate the beautiful work ol
this meritorious artist. W e are firm In the opiniou that
there is no better bootmaker in thecountry than W. 11,
Hklweg* and a glance at his order-book will exhibit
the names of the first gentlemen of our city, who doubt*
lubb entertain a similar opinion.
Mr. A. h. VansantT corker of Ninth
and Chestnut atrnuta, the leading manufacturer of
French aifd American confectionory in the city, now
offers hot-hoUBe fruits and all the deltcaoies in his lino.
Holt’s Patent Marking Wheel.
Wm. F. Bcheiblts, Bode Agent, No. 49 South Thiiid
■ Sthket, Philadelphia. . ,
This machine is designed to eupersede the use of sten
cil plates on cases, wrapping-paper, cloth or papor bags.
The type fcoing made of rubber, it will print or any
level surface. ... • .
It is eelf-inklng. lt is simple, durable, .and always
ready for use. .
Exquisite New Faul Confections,
Manufactured by Whitman & Co., 318 Chestnut street,
Retailors supplied at the lowest wholesale prices.
' G'lu-iSNfc! Glu-knkT <Jlu-enft! . -
Everybody should buy a bottle of
GLU-KNK.
It will mend anything that gets broken about the
house or counting-room. Sold everywhere.
Hoi'SEKKKPiiita can'get a complete outfit
for Urn kitchen
w ih ca«h Ward
fleventoenth.... *• .»•**
Kighte0nth......;........
Twenty'ftwt— r »*'J ,
•Twonty-5e00bd....... ... J
Twenty-third... - ‘-.J
; Twenty-fourth. , g
•Twenty-fifth/.
| Twenty-eixth.. i ....*'“W. 1
,I Twenty-eighth •*. •• g
Unknown 0
FARBC
Kitchen Fnrnlshiu
Dock street, boll
"w Waluut
Fvnsf Ftraat! FoiwHl ■ .
.. at oA*frO«i<s’,WM Mid ©4 (Arttnut etreot,
CottNEti Bunions, Inverted Kalla. stdl
by far. J. Davidson, Ko. #U Chestnut
Chargoamoderate. •■..■■ ' :■
Jpnioioos Mothers ami -names we jtojf
children a daft And pleasant medidiijo In IfeiwrM In/aiu
Vardiat. ■
Brown* Bln* and Drab ■
Kewe* :
• Ovorcoatingn.;,
Green, BrownjMnfGray Allied.
Fur Bearer
Overcoatings. v.v.
AllOolert, .. i
Cvarfbe, Eddorden.Caator nod Pluuo
■ ■ Bearer- . ■ :
, , ’ Overcoatings.,
. , All fctvlea ' . . .
English, French «nd Domestic, Oasalraerea,
• • ••••■: nod M
Fancy Velvet and 811 k Vestings.
All the Novelties of the Seaaon la the
(nothing Lino
Made up to Order by
Charles Stokes, N 0.831 Chestnutaireet.
Bubgicai. lKSTßDMKOTß.aiWlteltggtotß’BUn
ariofl. : gNOWDBN ft BboTHRBi
25 SonthKlghth street.
Mink, Sabpk, apd all the best and most
toautiful styles Of Fors can b6har»t Mi
under the Continental.
Gents, prepare lor colder weather.
by purchasing orte of those
Fine Mufflers! Fine Mufflers I
Bold at oAlcPonnsunder the Continental.
DEAFNESS) Bl,ntt)NB88 AND CATABBB*
J. Isaacs, Ml D.« Professor of the Eye and Ear, treats
all diseases appertaining to the above> members yrlth the
utmost success. Testimonials from tbO 1 tPSJdt reliable
sources in tho city can be seen at hts offipe, No. 605 Arch
street. Tbomedioal faoulty are tnvhed to accompany
their patients, as he has no secrets in his practice. Arti
ficial eyes inserted■ No charge
DRY GOODS.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. corner Eighth and Filbert.
JUST RECEIVED,
300 dozen Duchess Pariß Kid Gloves, $1 pair.
Joseph Kid Gloves, SI pair.
Jouvin’s Kid Gloves, choice colors.
Radies’, Gcntß’ and Children’s Gloves, cheap.
Radies’ Cloth Gloves, 31, S 3, 00,6»*,TSc. up to SI.
Children’s Bluo and Scarlet Cloth Gloves, Ac.
Ladles’and Gents' Hosiery.
Children’s Hosiery.
Ladies’and Gents’Merino Vests and Pants.
Misses’ and Boys’ Merino Vests and Pants.
100 dozen Hem-stitch Hdkfs. A job lot, 25 cents, worth
35cents. ..
Lndieß’ Hem stitch Hdkfs., all linen, 19,25,31,33,45,
60,62 c.
Ladies’ and Gents' Corded Hem-stitch Hdkfs.
Gents’ Colored Border Hdkfs., in now designs.
Bargains in Linen Goods, in Table Linens, Napkins
and Towels, Bird-Eye Linens, Nursery Bird-Eyes, beat
makes. Shirting Linens.
A large assortment of Blankets* at $3 60, $3 87, $4,
§4 60, @5,85 75,88, §6 50, §7 25, §8 50, §9, 810 up to
$l6 a pair.
FLANNELS, FLANNELS, FLANNELS.
All-wool Flannels, 25,31,38,40,45,00,62)£, 75,8736, §l.
Ballardvalo Flannels, Shaker Flannels and Domet
Flannels.
Bed and Gray, Plain and Twlllod Flannels, Ac.
Plain All-wool Poplins, Silk and Wool Poplins, Plaid
Poplins, Stripe Poplins, 4c.
BLACK BILKB.
Black Silks, good qualities, cheap.
Block Alpacas, 37)i, 45,60,60,62>5, 65,76 c. up to SI 25.
Water-Proof Cloth, 91,91 25, @1 40, @l.6oand ®1 65
per yard
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND FILBERT
nol3sw2tn> ' .
JOHN BURNS,
House*Furnishing i Dry Goods
and imported of hosiery,
245 & 247 S. Eleventh St., ah. Spruce.
UNEXCELLED FOR CHEAPNESS AND QUALITY
OF GOODS
WILL OPEN, FROM AUCTION, THIS MORNING,
Ladies’ All-Linen Hemstitched Hdkfs., 12Jic.
Gents’ Handkerchiefs, plain, colored border and Hem-
Napkins,all-linen, fast edges, §1 50 doz.
Heavy Loom Towels,all-linen,l2Kc.
Hand-Loom Table Linen,Jsc., toc,,62Mc. toSl 12)5.
Two-yard wide Bleached Table Linen, 16c.,87)5c.
CANTON FLANNELS, 12)a, 15,18,23,25,27 to4Bc.
Ballardvale B lannels, 37;«c'.
Cloaking, 80c., $1,31 1211, 51 25,
Waterproof for suits, 31 25, 51 37 ii,
81 76.
CARTWRIGHT & WARNER’S UNDERWEAR.
Cartwright & Warner’s Gents’Shirts. 82 75up.
Cartwright & Warner’s extra heavy six throad Shirts.
Cartwright & Warner’s Ladies’, Vests.
Cartwright & Warner s Chlldren’syeßts.
Ladies’ high neck, long sleeve Vests, 78 ets.up.
Gents’ Merino Shirts, 80c., 75c., 91,81 25.
Ladies’genuine Balbriggan Hose,
Ladies’heavy “ Iron Frame” Hobo, 37,Vc.
Ladiss’ "Donblo-sole” “Iron-framo” Hoso,4lfc.
Genta’ super Stout ii Hose, 31c.; best imported, 37JSc.
Ladies’ and Children’s extra-long English Hobo.
•Children’s scarlet and blue hose, in solid colors.
nnl.3 >w 2t -
WHITE AND OPERA
KID GLOVES.
FRESH STOCK
Just frsm the Factory in Paris.
ELEGANT SHADES OF OPERA.
ALSO, BECEIVED THIS WEEK, AN INVOICE OK
2-Buttoned Kid Gloves at $1 75.
(iur “Bartley” Ktd Gloves, 91 85-best imported.
Our “La Belle” “ §1 25—elegant shades.
The “JoßOph”—best SlKid in America.
Fine Jouvin, SI 76 per pair.
Gents’Kid Gloves, 8126,8150 and $2. .
MiBBCB-Kid «Io F pam.^.
GLOVES! GLOVES I! GLOVES 11!
An innnenße aßßortment at lowest prices.
DKESS GOODS.
imebinoB
BLAOK bILKB,
BILK POPLINS, FLANNELS,
VELVETS.
Selling at Gold Cost In Currency, in order to reduco
stock in theßOdepartments.
6-4 Blue Cloaking reduced to 82.
BARGAINS IN EVERT DEPARTMENT,
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
to reduce our lurge stock.
A. & J. B. BARTHOLOMEW,
Importers of Kid Gloves,
No. 83 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
w ; .
GENTS’ LINEN HDKFS.
McVAUftH & DUNCAN,
||4 South Eleventh Street,
HATE OPENED TO-DAY
' A Small Lot of
GENTS’ HEM-STITCHED HDKFS.,
A GREAT BARGAIN.
Hemstitched Hdkfs. worth $9 00 per
doz., will be sold for $6 00.
Also, in Stock and Arriving Rally,
EMBROIDERIES, RACES, RIBBONS
■ And ■ ■
FANCY ARTICLES
In Great Variety,
At the lowest Cash Prices;
pcBmth»Btni l .
CUNNINGH AM & SMITH
No. 1224 Ridge Avenue,
Aro n»w offerliuj ft fine &BBorhnont of
' FALL AND WINTER
dbv -goods
At the lowest possible prices.
Chlltoi*
CUNNINGHAM & SMITH.
oc2-sf uth2m rp > . •
VAJ
GEEENAHDBLDE
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EYRE & LANDELL,
j FOURTH AND ARCH STS.,
McKENSIE PLAIDS FOE SUITS.
6-4 All-Wool McKensie Plaids.
6-4 All-Wool McKensie Plaids.
; McKenisie Plaid Poplins.
MoKensie PlaldSerges.
MoKensie Plaid Albas.
MoKensie Plaid Arabs.
McKensie Plaid Shawls.
MoKensie Plaid Mehairs.
LYONS; VELVETS,
CHBIBT9MS M>S« SHAWM.
FASHIONABLE PUJSHBS. .
VERY BEST ASTRACANS.
BOYAB POPLim
MOBILITY BEACH SIEKS, Arc.
i tnOtt V i’ l , ' ■ • ~
lUfully
1869. 1869.
FALL TRADE.
EDWARD FERRIS,
Importer and Dealer
IN
White Goods, Laces, Embroideries]
Handkerchiefs, Linen Collars
and Cuffs, &c M
At Very Low Prices.
EDWARD FERRIS
807 CHESTNUT STREET.
jft23 tn th ■ ; -
Grand. Closing- Sal©
OF
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.’S
IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AT RETAIL.
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
IN
SUES, VELVETS, DRESS GOODS
'■ AND
MISCELLANEOUS DRY GOODS.
Thin stock Is the most extensive and
varied ever offered at retail la this city,
and contains more novelties and staples
or recent Importation than can be found
elsewhere. ’
ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION.
RICKEY, SHARP &. CO.,
727 Chestnut Street.
jytitfrp ..i.
EYRE &> LANDBIiL,
Fourth and Arch Streets,
Have arranged a Counter on which all the
DRESS GOODS
Displayed will be Sold at 25 Cento.
Plain Dark Serges, ’
Plain Dress Goods,
De Laines and Alpacas,
English. Mixtures, i .
Black Alpacas. ; \
tlood opportunity to select Christmas
Presents for Helps of the House,
mw »tl ■
BLACK SILKS.
WE ABE PBEPABED TO OFFBB
A VERY SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT
OF ALL GRADES AND WIDTHS.
PERKINS & CO.,
No. 9 South Ninth Street.
_ .e7-th th» _ ' • -
ELDER.WALTON&CO
215 N. Ninth Street, above Race,
Are Now Offering an Elegant Line
All-Wool Bine and Green Pl»ld», 75c.. i
Doable Width Plaids, High Colors;
All-Wool Poplins, Alpaca poplins.
0-4 Black de kaines~-Bararalns.
m.wp.tn. in Blaek Orw « rains, 01 00, |2,
02 80, »3 75, »3, Q 3 00.
vnll Assortment TemtwJM*,, .
©reen and Bine ond High Colored Staid
■aM-th. to 2mrp ' ■ --
SHAWLS.
Paisley Shawls,
(Qpenand closed centre),
Broche Shawls,
<dpen«hd closed contre)i
Plaid 1 Blanket Shawls,
Stripe Blanket Shawls,
INDIA SCARFS.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Nos* 405 and 407 N. Second Street,
Tißrß. J. LEVIS HAS REMOVED TO
x) the N. W. corner of Arch and Thirteenth
. nolOdgtre —
«l! terms, tho Dwelling Houbo No. l}®*^*"% bnly°at
Hnsall modern conveniences. Price, Igll.OOO.Applyat;
334 Chestnut Btreet. • noi3-«trp
oily tfddiwr
«e?MOVAirs:
"A A TO INVEST IN A KIKST-,
CLARK &
1124 CHESTNUT STREET,
an elegant stock;
FANCY GOODS ANDGEMS OF ART.
BEIDAL ©IIaVBR -WA.K.E,
oc3o i Bcvr tdoSB
riiKj».
ITJJ-tS I FWBS 1
A. K. & F. K. WOMRATH,
/ ,
No. 1212 Chestnut Street,
(Late stand 4i7 ABOU Street,)
ABB BELLING
Children's Sets of Furs at 05.
Ladled Siberian Squirrel Seta, 8* upward!:
«* Mink Sable 44 B*o
« Herman Fitch “ 818
« Stone Marten 44 880
b Boyal Ermine 44 B*® i
« Hudson Bay Sable « B so
b Bnsslan Sable ' 44 8180
I English Riding Boas, Skating Muffs, tie.,
Fur Gloves, Foot Muffs, Lap Blankets.
A great variety of
Carriage and Sleigh Robes.
A. K. & F. K. WOMRATH,
Ho. 1213 Chestnut Street,
ritILADELPIIU.
not th a ta 3mrpS
SABLE FURS,
RUSSIAN AND HUDSON’S BAT.
The Sntrecrlber haring mode the above article* _a
SPECIALTY in hie bn*ine*»,h»a prepared a large oMort
ment in different atyle* at hie Store,
No. 139 North Third Street, Phllada.
EtdablUhed 44 years ago.
JAMES REISKY.
net a tn thSmrpS
* MILLINERY GOODS.
THOS. KENNEDY & BROS.
WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL.
Great Redaction in Prices.
TBIMMED BONNETS
PABIS WALKING HATS,
LATEST FASHIONS.
B White Veit Beta;
Colored Felt Bote.
A. Silk Velvet Bata.
BEtoufliiM
Very Cheap.
tjr Bonnet Blbbone.
A Satina andVelret*
Cat Blna.
I Beal Bacea,
NGnipore Baeea,
Steel, Buckles,
5$ Jet Onuunenta.
KENNEDY, 729 CHEBTITOT BTBEET.
ae293mrp , ’ ■
GOO dozen Feathers
Just Opened*
Ostrich Tins.
Bong Ostrich
Plume de Coek,
Paradise, «
India Pheasants,
'Willow Feathers,
Colored Birds.
Bichest Assortment of
French Flowers
Ever Opened.
JTW MISSES O’BRYAN, NO. HOT
■LA WALNUT street, h»ve just received ea elea»nt
Msortment of Paris Bonnets and Walking. HatsofSs
Terr latest style. no2l2trp —
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR. J. DE HAVEN WHITE’S
MOUTH WASH AND GARGLE.
The name and standing of Dt .VfHITB in
Dentistry are a gnarantco for thoofflciencjr of whatever
he prescribes forth? Month and Teeth-. .
His Mouth Wash and Gargle, an entirely new remidy,
batted on science in orery respect, tmntaius the best tn
gredieflta, medically, to correct ® f ifth? Teeth
surfaces, and chemically to arrest the decay, or the Teeth
and insuro a clean Month, a sweet Breath, and a healthy
Tbloat ' i)B. J. BE HAVEN WHITE’S _
MEDICATED DENTIFRICE.
This entirsly new (gray) Tooth Powder, the »<»»** <!}
many years’ experience, surpasses farj in tbo Doctor s
jndement, bis former <J»ni colored)
atveW known to the pnbUctmaer tno
sssx
ontho label, and prepared only by
GUSTAVES KBAUBE, Apothecary,
K.W.cornerTWEBETHamd CHESTNUT streets.
88. J. BE HAVEN WHITE’S'
TOOTH DRCBHES,
IMFBOVHMBST 1869.
„Bnperior to any in tho world. For
SPECTACLES AND NOSE GLASSES
OP EVEBV KINB.
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0 A THEBMOIIIETBBB, •
Ac., Ac.. Ao
Forßßlofcy . JIcAIiMOTHB, ' . '
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CALLENDER’S STAMP AGENCY. ;j
For the sale ot ‘
UNITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS,
j*. Tv. cor. Third and "Walnut St*., Pblla.
Tho following rates of commlselon are allowed:
On 82Sandupwarde,3percent. , - •
2 n ddfe& p ?o’Sk B fefe
tv. corner Third and Walnut streets, Philadelphia.
noOfitrp* ■ ■. ■ ■ --■ —i 1 '
REAL ESTATE SALES.
'ess EXECUTORS' SALE,—ESTATE OKI
© Philips. WhK»sS co^KS. h ffiS*MB9 P ht'l3o?loeS’.
jg^^fes^sd
S? ; containing ih front 15 feetB
taehe! and in ’depth 68 feet. Terme-Half
% r^.- 1
kit Chen. bathY&c., and lot of ground,
°o n 'amiDB
west of Fourth street, No. 423; containing' on
Lombard street 16 foot, and
' to'Tencr Place, on which -Is. erected .a two-etorit^KJcK
bulldh?g. Suhjeot to an irrerteomable yoarly BrSltnd
rentof*B®> payable lirsilver money. ■; This LS r ®uud nh’at
is now Irredeemable, but the ownor will ? xt * f n ?i“? 1 a? v
parv wablo In silver, If paid before Ist of January
Oasli, or if the ground rent is paid off, half
1 CM V*. M THOMAS* SONS, Auctioneers,
| n013®27 ISJ and HI South Fourth street.
HAVE THIS WEEK OPENED
gobham plate.
BEAL ESTATE.—THOMAS & SQNW
Bole.—On Tuesday, November 16th, 1669, at 1*
o'clock noon, will be sold at public sole, at the Phila
delphia Exchange, the )oUmving tietnibed vrorertuz,
viz.: No.l.—BnslnoM stand.—Three-story brick store,
Itldge road,north of Girnrd avenue —All that now three
story brick atorc nnd dwelling, with three-story book
building and lot of ground, aituate on tha oaat aide of
Bidge road (third door above Oirard avenue), 5* feet
north ofOlrnrd aveano; containing In front on Btdge
avenue 18 feet, and extending In depth 6] feet to Chaun
cey atreet, It hae all: the modern (raprovsments, beat
F're neb-plate gloss bulk windows, go*, bath, hot and
cold water, wafer cloaet, cooking range, Ac. Subject to
a mortgage of 94,600, for five yeara, from Ist February,
,B Tenna— One-thlrd above the mortgage cash.
Immediate possession. ®IOO to be paid at time or eale.,
Mo. S-Three-atorr brick Dwelling. Wo. I*4 WOod
atreet. All that desirable thrss-storr brick moaauage and
lot of monad, aituate on the aouth aide of Wood atreet.
Mo. 1621; 14 feet 9 Incbaa front, and 48 feet deep to an
allay. It la well built, « rooma newly papered, and Id
good order; drainage Into the culvert, Ac.
Terma^*naFf > Mu!h. ° (fw to be paid at time of aale:
No™.—Three-storir brlck Dwelling, No. ISW Worth
an alley leading Into Seyl.erl atreet. It U newly aaanred,
and In good order, Aral-ctaaa neighborhood, and detiro ,
b, T~ P lwVc^h“ n B«)to be paid at Umeof «le.
Terms—Hair * p S ONS. Auctioneer*.
no ]3 139 and 141 South Fourth atreet.
m EBALnBWOaK-TfiOMAij'Wf SOKS*'
Sale.-Very dceirable business etanda.-A three;
atom Brick Stores and Dwellings, Nos. tdl.Maod 403
Bast Girard arenue, Eighteenth IV ard.-On TuoaJay,
November 23. 1869, at 12 o clock, noon, will ha sold at
Jhblto Valefat the Philadelphia Exchange, tktfollou<-
three atory brick messuage,
with throe-story back building and lot of ground, situ
ate at the north corner of Girard avenue and Hanover
atreet, Eighteenth Ward; containing In front on Oirard
avenue ISfeet 4 Inches, and extending in depth 69 feet. It
la new and finished with ths modern conveniences, hs*
bulk window, private entrance, tin roof, gaa, hot and
cold water, cooking range, Ac. Immediate possession..
atom and
dwellings, with three-story back buildings ami lot* of
ground, adjoining 4)»e obovr, being Nos. 493 and 406
Girard avenuo; each being K feet 9 Inches front, ami M
feet deep. They are new. and hnl.bed with the modern
conrenionrea, with bulk window. Ac., Ac. .....
Immediate poasesvion. They will be sold separately.
examination 4ai?r from 12to©
o^ra -* 3^raT^VUGHi?rucroreSr,,
nol3 20 • B and 14t South Fourth street.
'M'~BBAL n "BBXATBc-.IHOa3Sg& 80HS’
fiS.Bale.—Elegant four *tory MfrMe Rwidanca. No.
2U06 Cbedtnut atraety weft of Twentieth ftreat.-~OftTii*r.
day. November 9P, alUo'clock.coon*wUl bo *>ld
«t public aale, at tha hhiUdelpbJa Kxchanjra, all that
new foar-rtory marble-front
back building and lot of ti round- «itpateon ihefcOgth
aide of Gheatnut atrf«r, wf*t of
2006 ; the lot containing la front ooGbeatnnt atmet »
feet* and cxtcwliDA In dtpth 13) wt to a itrwt. fbo
bouse has been bout aud finished aa a firat-claad private
rlwidence, with all the modern itnprpyenmji* i# epa-
Te&lSDcm ■ tbs front la the l»wt*iH!lficlsi IssoctofcUr
JSrbfe, with Mansard roof; the firat
wsrlor. dlnlor room and 3 kitebsosy with •tatleoary
lmtlera panfry; second floor 2 large cha»*
SSra, inclosed walnaVwiaKstaad-, pwbletaanffw, Uth
room. water*cloaetB, apeaking*tub«. b*M*pul»» iar#*
sitting'room and library finished in \V ftluut; third floor
3 lance chambers, inclosed walnut waahstaiuls*2 bath
wSerSwwt. shower-bath, store-room, andJ
chambers in back building; fourth floor
bew; gaa throughout, furnace, cooking-range,'"Hag
mar remain on mortgage, ....
Immediate da
139 and 141 South Fourth street.
BIDDLE,
BEAL ESTATE SALES.
0*132027
IgSi PUBLIC SALE—THOM AS & SONS,
«L Auctioneers —Valuable lease, Capo Island.Wew
nS.., On Tuesday, December 29th,UM. at.Moclock,
necui,will hesoklat’public aale, at the PWladefpbh.
Exchange, the good-wlH,atoek,#xtaree and leaae of
the porter. ale and mineral water eetahllsbtPTOt, adjoin*.
simhSto 5 Jtotd, on Jactaon
Island, Hew Jeraey. The atoekon hand comprises a
mineral water apparatus, complete and ready for im
medlate use * iJQsedoten bottlee, more or Iwe .With a
Quantity of syrups, oils [_wi res, cork, and everrfhtng oo
hand for tbs businew. rent of the wholebulldfog,
including a Stable in the f'Srsrn’mefl'ii the
part of the same is now rented for S3SO. maxing the
rental more than clear. The lease-baa 2 years to run
fr^iu?-, «SSih i it'Umeof aale; balance in S*reu
»"■*■■■'«• %fSsffiSSSfiWlSSi™™..
001320Z7 139 and 141 South.Fourthitrect.
PUBLIC SALE.— THOMAS & SONS,
thereon erected,situate on the south side of MochW»ic
•trect, 25 feet out of Front street. No. 103; {{J
front on Mechanic street 108 feet,
04 fflAt Also, a lot adjoining in the rear (foirntDCf an
belDgon tioeart BWe of Front street. 64 f«t »<mtb of
Mecnanir street; 187 feet front, more or >*»*'»hJ?lf*«ro£i
do*» The Improvements are a one-ftna-a-baif story
atone d welling cm Mechanic street, and a from* bulldlas
nn Front rtreel, occupied as an iron foundry; has
eight-horse-powerenginp aid Roller,
tools, fixtures, flasks, patterns, thirty tons moulding
ga be shown by Mr. Penrose A. Bolts, on the
premises. TIIOMAB & SONS, Auctioneers.
139 and HI 8. Fourth street.
nol3 3027
® TRUSTEE'S SALE—THOMAS &
Bont, Auctioneer*.—Modern Beetdence and law
N.W. corner of Kleventh and Spruce streets,idO
feet front, 141 feet 3 Inches deep. On Ttieedar, Not. 30.
1869,at 12 o’clock,coon,willboADld at public
the iPhiladelphla Exchange, alOhatmodern
brick residence* with double two-story. back buiidinga
and lot of ground, sitnato ut to,northwest corner of
Eleventh und Sferuce street* } the lot oo ntaln n g i of'on t
on Eloventh street 100feet, (,Iiehonsebpin#35fert front),
and oxteading In depth along, Sprace atreot, H3‘ feet S
inchoe.. The house Swell mid substuntiallybuUt. The
lot presents great advantages for building residence*
either on Spruce street, or stores on Eleventh street.
Snbiect to amortgage of s2s.ooo.which can remain, if
tho Interest la punctually paid semi-auuuajly’, and the,
wishing to view tl.e house, can have access'
from 10 A. H>to3 P.M.
Posse seion In 30 days. „ v. n .Trustea,
For particulars apply to A. V. Parsons, tea-, xrusi™.
Ho. 160 8. Fifth st; HOMA g /, SONS, Auctioneers,
no!3 20 27 139 and 111. S. Fourth street.
PUBLIC SALE. —THOMAS &HONB,
fj|| Auctioneers Very Valunble lint, Wharf anil
SnthV 110 feet, andpn the other
U ¥l» b s£vWr»M* valuable and desirable wharf pro
po«^-‘Clear of all Incumbrance.' ■
Terms—Half the purchase money may remain.
IUT Possession 4tn April, 18(0.
■SrBeepUnatthe H
| do 13 20 27 139 andl4l Soul kFour tUfltrect-
Jiia PEREMPTORY fci AX.E,—THOM AS &
Sons, Auctioneers.—tot.
Kiftj-flfthetreet, Twenty-fourth Wnrd,3o feet 't00t.220
feet deop, two froute-—On Tuepday. Nowmbor SBdj ISOT
at 13 o cioch, noon, will bo Hold at publicepic,without,
?c ß ervo, at the Excbanae,all that lot bf (
eround Situate Cn the north wide of TV Blunt etreet. of teec
fastof Fifty-flttli street. Twenty-fourth Ward rcentain
taS in front on Walnut street 80 feet, and erteuding i*
depth WO feet 3 inches to fork etreet—two fronts. .
Bale absolute. t. HO j, AB A goNB, Auctioneer*, ■
*”inaandl4lßonth Fourth street.
m PUBLIC SALE.—TH OMA? & SONS,
Auotionoera .—3 Woll-aeourod • KadeofottWeGrountl
« «*o nYear.—On Tueßdajr, Nov. 80, 1869,at 12
noon, 'will bo Sold at put Ho the Phila-
H*ch»nso,tA« following described Ground /Rents,
dqlphia j J o ieeraablo ground rents, each.
vear‘ sayablolSt March and, September,cfear of
I* «v,t tit n lot of around. north lido of Kim*
leoum bf' Oarnentfr street), west ,of Nine
o:ir-, BOr.urtii bf xnOwtbT., SoSS, AoottonM«.
nol3 2027 T 139 and HI boath Fourth street. .
T naiii RECEIVED and in STORE 1,000
JYasea of Champagne, sparkling Catawba aad
PJ. JOBDAJST, 220 Pear Btroet,
* Belotr TUrd wd Walnut streets, and above Doe*
street. “ 9, ‘*