The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-08

wa inner Neil Myers, and John Basin, who were
arrested al PassyUnk road and Reed streets on the
charge of highway robbery. as mentioned in THE
EYHNING lELEGRAPH, have been discharged, the
charge not beng sustained. 1t appears that the
party, in company with their accuser, were on a
sort of caItcO" when the latter took off mis- coat
ior vi purpose offghtinp, when one oil his cOmpan-
charged,
A RIoTER ARR sTT D.-Yesterday even
ing party OF gallant bloods, some fifteen or twenty
in nu6il or, aImt with clubs, made assault on
nantown road and oxford streets One of the
attacking party, named Robert O'Brien, was ar
rested and taken before Alderman Fitch, who com.
mtted him TO prison
SALE OF THEATRICAL EFFECTs.-At the
sale of the theatrical effects of Miss Lucy Ru hton
recently the various articles disposed OF brought
strange pIlces. magnificent damask curtain
the ctTI ct On Miss kushtOns dressingrOOm brought
nearly $500, and her toilet arrangements almost as
much more.
DIsoRDERLY BOYS ARREsTED.-Jacob
Alberger VINO Keeps poIk-packlng establishment
a. sixth and Dickeison streets has been greatly an
noyed lately BY parties of bo s. who interfere with
bis business He informed the police who captured
twelve Of he boys. Alderman Lutz held them for a
breach of the peace
GAMBLERS ARREsTED.-Charles Bonsal
and Samuel WoOlston were arrested and taken he.
fore Alderman Jones Yesterday charged with keen.
ing an establishment where persons with more
money than brains vent to "BuckI the TIGER" at
bail
A DISHONEST BoARDER.-William IL.
Kane was before Alderman Toand this NOR ing,
cbarg,d with ne larceny OF quaint OF cloth NJ
valued SlCO The goods were stolen from The res .
dence Of MR. Mcguire Dilwyn and Willow streets
v here Kane boarded. He was committed in de.
fault of $1,000 bail.
HEAVY STORE RoBBERY.-The store of
joseph HaGey, No. AL n Second street was en-.
robbed of number OF silk dress patterns mantilIas
shaws, ETC.. valued at $1,000 The burglars escaped
with Their plupder 6v meons Of back window.
PASSING COUNTERPART MONEY.-William
Cona'an was arr' sted at entu and Market streets
yesterday afternoon, for passing $50 counter ieit
Dnlted states nOle lie said he OBJ aimed the note at
harrisburg when he got paid oil. Alderman Jones
held Im IN $500 bail.
PICKING POCKETS AT THE CIRCUs.-A
chap uamed James Smith was caught at the Circns
BroaA and Locust streets, yesterday afternoon with
his hands IN another persons pocket, evIdenCly
searcLinG ait.r VRuabies Alderman Moore held
him IN 5000 bail. -.
Boy RUN OvER.-George Hall was an
rested at Eleventh and Market streets yesterday af-
ternoon, charged with reckless driving, in running
over small Doy. Hall was driving an Ice wagoi.
Alderman Jones held him IN $1,000 bail to answer
CHOLERA AND WOODEN LEGS -
Ii Is an undsputed lact tnat comparatively few
persons who have 1oooden gS ever lall victims to an
epidemic. The circumstance appears surprising at
first, but it may easily be accounted tor upon the
same plan which enables Us TO discover why people
eat fewer meals in February than in any other
month In short, it is because that Notwithstanding
the unhappy effects of war; wooden legs are always
scarcer than natural extremit es; though either kind
can convey ou to that grand depot of good and
cheap Clotmng-lower Hall,
We have
All;wOol Fancy Cashmere Coats, as low as. So 90
y" [ants Vas,s q" ''' 9@ 9GE
Making an Ell tire all-woo fancy suit for. . Sll so
AA.Wooi black sack Coats as low as. $11 90
- Cashmere Pants IN
4" Cloth Vets .,,,,,... Oh
Making an entire all-wool black suit for .. 20 90
Au-w0ol GOOD style Fancy Cashmere suits, to
MATCH for S14 60
ASTONISHING as these prices NAV seem, compared
several years, they are not fctstiOuS- ,Oe haze the
goods 'm quantities, at the prices mentiored. We
make up Lo trash-theY are ali selVceable g0odS.
Advancing IRON these rates we have goods of ali
grades, up to the very finest Iabrics in large sup
ply, at ploPoiIohaIe reduc'lon from former prices;
comprising dy fdr the largest and most compete
assortment OF Clothing IN Philadelphia mems
youths ana LoYsO surpassed by none, and equalled
lower than the lowest elsewhere, or the money re-
Gentlemen who usually have their clothing made
to measure can be as well or better fitted from our
STOCK IN garments equal in respect at from %
TO 30 per cent lower prices. Those who prefer can
have their goods made to measure in the best man.
npr with fine assortment OF piece goods to select
nom.
To CLOTHING DEALERS.
Oar purchases for this season having been
delayed. waiting the expected decline in goods,
sorted stock OF Clothing in Philadelphia, pur-
chased for cash eCciSiUeg at the Uery io1ces rates
OF ne season, which enables realize fair profit
and sell at prices less than the cost of same goods in
most other establishments We can supply clothIers
doing fine city trade, with goods adapted to their
sales at rces so much lower than the cost of their
present stocks, that, by making an AVERAGE of the
whole they will be enabled to dispose of their goods
at prices covering the average cost and even paying
pfoht. BENNETT & Co,
TOWER HALL,
No. 518 MARKET STREET,
MEssRs. RoCKHILL s. Wilson's GRAND Bus1
NIss LEvEE.-lhe formal reOpening of the Brown
stone Clothing Hall of MessIs. ROcShill & Wilson
Nos. G anu Cos Chestnut street-in ITS improved
FORM in consequence OF the late fire at this establish.
ment-came off last evening, and was In every re.
spect brill ant success Ample notice of the affair
had been gwen through the newspapers and never
was the powero OF printers more potently yeri.
hed. AT al early hour the people, including a libe
RAJ percentage OF ladies began TO pour in through
Their main avenue surveying the Mems and Bows
department on the first floor and then proceeding
by way OF their magnificent new stairway to the
Custom department on the second floor, and other
oPfa anfN NhD agaGp I,1,