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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 18C6.
THE WORLD OF FASHION.
Autumn Bonnet The Latent Revolution
First New Styles from Europe, Ktc.
Btylea of bonnets for early fall have re
cently been imported from Faxis. Many of
them difler materially from the summer
tj les. Most of the new bonnets are Intended
particularly for evening?, and are used as pat
tern hate by the city milliners. There is little
doubt, that the next arrival of Parisian bon
net which will be in time for the general
opening next . month will bring changes in
the Bhape and mode of trimming. Then the
iashion for the tail will be deUnltely esta
blished. White French felt, in round hats and in
bonnets, is, in some respects, a novelty.
When this material is tastefully trimmed it is
quite attractive. The white left hats have an
nnassaming look, and, though costly, are not
showy.
There is a new shape, harrow and long at
the sides, nearly flat on the top ol the head,
and drooping In front. Another is a small
square ot lace or silk upon a stiff tramp, taste
fully trimmed, having long lace streamers,
and only covering the crown of the head.
Among opera hats is a unique style, consist
ing of a email circle formed of five large velvet
leaves, with loops of a black chain falling
below it, and wide streamers of gossamer
lace (either white or black, to suit the fancy
of the wearer) attached at the side, and float
ing graceluliy over the shoulders. One in
form of the Gipsy Queen has the edge pointed,
resembling a star, and when finished with
lace, flowers, and pendants, is very pretty.
Some of the bonnets are without wide
Firings, but have a band of velvet, with a fall
ot lace or crystal pendants, in place of strings,
in a lung loop in front. Among the many
bonnets recently imported these are likely to
attract attention.
A beautiful evening hat is of Fanchon
tthape, made of marabout a white, soft, wavy
down with a wealth of cherry-colored velvet,
flowers and green leaves around the edge,
both back and front. A cherry-colored velvot
band forms the inside trimming at the top ;
streamers ol velvet ribbon ot the same color,
a yard and a half long, float at the sides, and
the strings are of white lace, finished on the
edgewith narrow point lace. The wholesale
price of this bonnet is thirty-six dollars.
Another pretty hat is of Fanchon shape,
the centre of marabout, and the eHe con
sisting of two or three rows of velvet loaves,
parnct colored, and shaded from the lightest
to the darkest hue, with a fall of marabout at
the back. Velvet leaves form the lace trim
miner, and instead of strings there is a band
1 velvet with a fall of lce in front.
A decided novelty is a brown velvet bon
net, the front close fitting, very much like
the cottage shape, with a turban crown. It
is trimmed plainly, a small white ostrich
feather on one side, near the front edge, a
(strip of brown velvet on the opposite side of
the crown, a velvet band the only inside
trimming, with strings of white moire.
There are also bonnets with crowns re
sembling some of the shapes in straw now
worn. J here is, besides, the more than usual
variety of round hats, among which, as nov
elties, are the Douro, a turban ; the Moscow,
also a turban, made of French felt, in white,
black, or drab; and the Kelson.
Altlough very few (lowers are used in
decorating the pattern hats recently im
ported, yet the flowers on exhibition are
varied, rich, and beautiful, and doubtless will
be employed profusely later in the season.
Tl;ere is a new trimming ostrich fiinge,
about two inches wide. It is formed of
ostrich fcatbeis, headed with jet beads. It
will make rich trimming, but wdl be expen
sive as well as elegant.
Plumes to be worn on the round hats are
of all hues, and are more showy than usual.
Slack and white plumes are thrown quite in
the shade by the displays ot orange, red, blue,
green, purple, etc.
It n likely that much trimming will be
fashionable this fall on bonnets and on all
apparel for ladies. If. Y. Evening Post.
AMUSEMENTS'.
Academy of Music Rlstorl, tlie ft'r6ate6t
tragedienne in the world, appears for alimitod
nauober of nights at t(ie Academy, coraraoncinir
on tbe lztb of November. Mr. (jrau announces
liom New York that Madame Adelaide Histori,
the celebrated tragedienne, accompanied by the
members of the tine dramatic company lately
organized tor the above establishment, aud her
suite, will embark at Brest, France, on board the
French, transatlantic steamship Femre, ou
Batnrday, the 1st of September, for Neff York.
It Is expected that the distinguished party will
arrive among us on the 12th proximo, and soon
afterwards commence the fulfilment of lilstori's
eugaeeineats throughout the United titates and
Havana. The enterprise of forming the Kistori
company was difficult, and attended with a very
heavy outlay ot money, indeed, it is asserted
that were It not for the existence ot a very
troubled state ot society in Italy, consequent ou
the agitations of the war with Austria, the
management would have found it utterly impos
siole to obtain the services ot such an assemblage
of talented artistes as will attend Madame Ade
laide to our shores.
A9 matter possessing very considerable Interest,
we publish tor the information of the public all
the particulars concerning the dUtinguibUed
stranger, commecciug with a list ol the artistic
personnel of the Histori Dramatic Company,
which is composed of the lollowinn: ttmnort;
Adelaide Histori, Antoinetta Zammariui, Adole
tJianmartini, Maria Malagoli, Marietta lSergou.
zoni, Maria Greppi, Luigia Glech, Vindoia
)a?ti, Anntta bun, Grazlosa Glech, Kosina
Fontana.
There arc also the Sisnorl Giovanni Carboul,
iiucomo (Jlech, Achilie Oottmi, Ludtvico Ma
mini, Giulio lluti, Giovanni Maria boraht, An
tonio Malagoli, Napoleonc Maznidolrt, Carlo
Buti. Pletro Ferrari, Paolo Vega, Cesare Hif tori,
I-rancciico Llsaia, Giovanni Tewro. t'rederloo
Verzura, Lnigl Troianl, Andrea Baltana. Asdru
balf Corsi, Achilie Gilbert!.
The following are the names of authors who
have written expiclv lov Madame Histori and
he r dramatic compaiiv : Puolo Giucometti, Kr
nest Lcgonvc, (iuiseppe Moutaue, lpjiolito
d'Astclli, and their plays will be produced in
America. Giuii'i Tareuuo, Francesco dell 'Ou
gaio, (Jastuo Curn nnd Napolemie Giotti are the
writers who have ti-auslared for Madame Kistori
Ihe dramatic clu f i'(vucres ol English, German,
and Fr nch poets, and winch will be represented
during their engagement in this couutry. The
admiumt'iitor of he Italian dramatic company
is Mamo Corticellt. Of the nieicbers of the
coniuuny Signcir.i Antoniotta Zammanui and
Achilie Cottini aie members of the Beleth-Hon
company, which is renowned in Europe. Mr.
Gra.i lias oho made the acqnision of l.udovico
Muneiin. u verv distinguished artito, who is as
great iu comedy as iu tragedv. It was very
iiiiii nlt to induce this irentleman to re'.lnnuish
liis eugageroeni in Naples and undertake a
loumev to America.
New Cheiinot Streut Theatri. Our Mutual
Friend is played lor the last time Dere lo-nient.
lo-morrow ewening Miss Noemie de Marueriitps
in baiiciKm. Next Mondav the fall and
winter season will be inaugurated by Mad'lle
Felicita vestvau.
Ti-B Wii.unT fiTREM Theatre. An Immeuse
audience assembled la.it evening to witness the
Ierlormauce or tne ereat iuuiay ramuy.
nfjheiv ft-rilleube takes the place of the
Viuwi ljan. aud is really more fearful than
its prettecesHor in appearance. M. Henri Agoust
appears each evening in bis unrivalled seance ot
jugglery. Kew aim bphuww iuw&u are jt
wntcd each evening, and thcse.with the premiere
dansevse, Senorita Bosita, divioe the all'octions
of tbc ladies. The great Spiral Mountain Feat
and a comic pantomime arc also given every
night
Next Monday evening. Mr. J. 8. Clarke, the
favorite comedian, will commeuce a six meats
engagement at the Walnut, and be will be fol
lowed tv Miss Kate Dateraan.
The New America Theatre, The Worrell
Bisters met witb a very flattering reception last
eveninir, and everything passed off in a pleasant
manner. The Five is repeated to-nieht. It is
a piece which displays the talent and accom
plishments of the Worrell Sisteisto line advan
tage. Sophie, Irene, and Jeonie appear in
beautiful dances and pleasing songs in every act
of the pitce.
The CHAnrioN8nir. The great match game of
billiards atSansom SiroetHall, this evening, will
be immensely attractive. Ladle and eentle
men can contemplate this ancient game with all
it modern mutations as ptactised by two of our
most eminent "Knhrhts ol the Cue." M. Victor
Estephe is to contest with E. J. Plunkettl'or the
champion cue ot Pennsylvania, an,l the game
will be a remarkably tine one.
Mr. Nasby at Last Gets Ills Post Office.
CoNFEPRiT X Roads (which U in the
State uv Kentucky)
August 12, 186(5,
8h. )
At last I hcv it t Finally it come ! After tlve
weary trips to Washington, after much weary
waiting and inucn travail I bevgotit. I am
now rostmnter at Conrcdrlt X Roads, and am
doolv installed in my new position. W I ever
hed any doubts cztb A. Johnson bcin a better
man than Paul the Apostle, a look at my com
munion removes It. Kf I ketch myself a feelin
that he deserted ua onneeessanly tive years aio,
another look and my resentment softens into
pity. Ef 1 doubt bis Dcmocrisy 1 look at that
blessed commission and am reassured, for a
Preoitient who cood turn out a wounded Federal
soldier and appoint slch a man ez me mun be
above suspicion.
The nest morntn I took poHSenshun uv the
offis.
'Ami awake or am I dreamin," thought I.
Not not it is no dream. Here is the stamps,
here is the blank, and here is the commisebun 1
Ittstroo! Itistroo!
1 heerd a child across the way sinein
"I'd like to be a angel,
And with tbe angels stand."
I woodn't, thoucht I. I woodn't tratlc places
with an angel even up. A offis with but little
to do, with four trrocerys within a stone's throw,
is ez much happinet-s ez my bilers will stand
without bustin. A aucel 4 sooth!
Pktkqleom V. Nasby, P. M.
AUCTION SALES.
PANCOAST W A R N O C K,
AUCTIONEERS,
518 So. 240 MARKET Street.
THIRD LARCSK FALL SALE OF AMERICAN AND
IMFOnTfcPDH Y tiOODS. E.MU KOIDhKI 8, LIN .S
I.OOIIS, lit)Bl&Y,NOT10No, ETC.. BY CATA
LOGUE. On VVednosrtay.
A up ugt 29, commencing at 10 o'clock, comprising about
800 ,otst oi now and desirable (roods, which will bo found
well worthy the attention ot Imjers. 8 24 t
LAKGK, POSITIVE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
5(0 l.OTb tJIBl-OIDKHIKrt, WHITE OOODo. AN li
LINEN CA.V1UKI- HANDKERCHIEFS.
I On Wtdnesday,
A ill.' "st 2ft, at 10 o'clock,
EMBliOlDEUIliS AND WIIITE GOODS.
Also, od Wednesday a luil lino oi
Newest stylo ems Jaeonei insertions and editings.
Jo do do cambric inscriinn and edgings.
Do do do .laconM and cumo. io Imnds.
Do do do juc ,n i' t and cumor'c iiouncinps.
Do do do In antfl' '.ulsis. rubes, and collars.
Do do do linen and cambric fca dkerclilels.
Also an Invoice coimtrlsinK a lul assortment of cam
bric anil jaconet nmsltns, nainsooks, p aim, bishop.-.,
lawns, etc.
2U00 DOZEN L. C. HAMKKRC11IEFS.
Alan, a nil linn ot
Ladies' p'aln and hemstitched L. O. hdkfs.
Gents' X and H jilu'u and hemmed and i.rinted-bordor
hdkfu
Heine b lull apsortmoT.t ot a most mvorito make, from
lov. est to finest numbers imported,
l'oiticulur attention oi the trade I invited. 8 27 2t
B
SCOTT, J R... AUCTIONEER.
.No. 1020 C1IKSNUT BTKEEI. 0 US
BOARDING.
TSJO. 1121 OIItAKI) STREET
1 elnK neatly fitted up, will open (or
riUST-CLASS BOARDERS
ON THE FUST OP -EttiVlfiER.
Two large Con nmnlcatlng Rooms on tbe second floor,
well adapted lor a family. 8 'U
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
MRS. R. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street.
Has a handsome assortment of MILLINERY; Mlese
and Infanta' Hats and Caps, Bilks, Velvets Crapes
Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, Frames, etc.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
T L. t'ARPENTfcR & SON'S DANCING
XJ. ACADEMY,
AO. AHUU "1KEL I.
1. 1. Oamonter. the well-known and exoerienced
Slaster oi l'anciug and CaliHtlieiilcs, resoeotiullv in
lorms Parents and Youna Ladles and GenUemun that
bia Academy tor Private Tuition n 111 reopen lor tbe
reccpt on ot bcnoiors on
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BAitHUtl or I" 1 r.JlDLU 1, IBOO,
forttieFal' Winter, and Hpilna.
l.vcrv attention, as neretoiure, win De paid toadvauce
bis tcliolars Id every particular, and he cun b. seen
punctually at his rooms, ho ti& AliCH Street, dally
ana nigDiiy. .., .
uai o mi iyja run Liiina,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AtiLI FUIDaY AFfER-
FOR YOVKO XIoMC-i AND MASTERS.
TVEfcDAY. llillibDAi. AND BATUUDAY AFfEH-
hU '.N1.
EVEMNOS FOR tiilNTLEM EN.
TUEDAY, TUU11S1MY. ND 8A1UKDAY EVEN-
PKIVaTE KVEKTKUS FOR LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEN
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. aN1 FRIDVY EVEN-
D1BECT PRIVATE Tl'ITIOV
Rivn in cln!HeH or sltmle lessuns evcrv morulnz.
Tt iuis. etc , made known at D 1.. Carpauier,fc Hon's
a aiitmy
1'. L. i arionter & Son wll! Rive their attentloa to all
too latOHi tublilonalile daures ol tie seuson.
ad 4. slops U atizcs, Hups. etc , and the many dtlljr-
cul usuiea u; nit,
(H UM V CflTir.i ION
toKetlicr, he T1 ten h a.i unial al round danccsantl
vuaumtea. ana, in tuo . any dance that, mur tie ro-
itiusien ttcliolars can commence at any time uumg
nil tan uuu wintt r seuKOiiK.
PKlVATk i lll'II.I.mv KOIRPICS
will be slvcuto scliolur.H and .rlendsat lii Koouw th s
esson, as well as a course ot Eveniue Suhscrlptiou
Holrees at tno Mu.icat Fund ball and a Brand Matmin
Hubtcrlpilon lia'i In K liruarv : also, his T cnl.v-aocond
Annual Floral Ba I II b : xiven at the Acndemv oi
Mufic iM" seaon Iniormatioa will bo gU. u on aupli-
ca'luu iu v- U' arpenier
Xli kct are reauy at Ills room" tor hl Openhd Holreo.
V. L t'AUPEATfcR.
8 11 3m No. 6'25 APCH Street.
TF YOU WANT PERFECT SATISFACTION
J In every respect, buy tbe celebrated PKKSiu.-,
CO l Kg anu ntoe sizes, bi i ra per ton. Also, the
n,inlui I Alii K VK.1N COAL. Same bIzm nrlp..
and avery tliie uuaUty of t.KUIutl. Kkk and wtove, at
H'Miper ton. I keep nothing but tbe beau Orders r-
ceivea o. in noum i ruir. pupi. n c.
PATEN T WIltE WORK
rOBRAILlKOB, BIX) RE FRONTS,
GUARDS, FAKimONB,
IRON F.EDSTEA DH, AND WIRE WORK,
Id variety, manutacture by
M. WALKER & SON8'
3Mu o, 11 JTort&BlJIfl Bwtvt,
INSTRUCTION.
J.JAMILTON INSTITUTE
l'OIl YOU NO liADIES.
PHILIP A. CHIOAR.
Bern about to relinquish bis position to the pnWIC
schools, with which be liu be fin connected (or tbe last
twentv-tbree yeais.
WILL OPfcX A DAT AND BOARDING SCHOOL
ron
YOCNO LADIES,
AT
NO. S810 CHeBNTTT STRKF.T.
ON MONDAY, BEPTEMHER 10.
This Institution la designed to rival U test semi
naries In tbe country.
CIRCULARS)
Containing particulars and other Information In relation
to this Irtotltutlon, con ba bod until tne 1st ol' Sep
tember, at W) m w rwrt Ttn stise'. a n
-TVfONSlEUK ALEXANDRE WOLOWSKPS
J.V1 Clauses lor Piano sn: Singing by bis enbrelr new
eimplifli d a; stem, are now open 'those wishing to rad
music at slabt. keep time penectly by nevtly invented
manner, accompany any song or piece by a nw march
ol harmony, sing or perioral In concer n, choir, or
private can call at No. 104 S. WABUINOTO.N Square.
Ihl.dren admitted.
Ladles' Seminaries attended to. 814 lrarp
rpiIE LEH1CH UNIVERSITY. BETHLEHEM,
J- Pennsylvania wiU open lor the reception of Stu
dents, HEP ilMBrKI, 186.1
Appliatlon should be made to lb "resident,
HEART COPPEB LL D,
8 27 7t Br.THiJHsM, Pa.
rjMIE CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
II. D. GREGORY. A. M
o. 1108 MARKET Street,
will kkopkn t8 27 lmrp
OS MONDAY. hEPi EMBER 8.
TJRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS, IN TUB
X PHIL DELPHI A CITY IN9TI I UTE, N. E. corner
ot tlllHSUT and EUJUTrENlII .streets. re-open
MONDAY, September 10. Entrance on MOHTEKNIH
t?treet. ( 22 lml L BAKROVYS. Principal.
rpiIE CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL AND
L Preparatory Departments of ST. JOSEPa'8 'OL-I.i-Gh,
WILLINU'8 Alley, will resume duties on MON
DAY, August 27. 8 i lot
rpiIE ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY,
L Nos. 1(0!) and I'll CHE8J.UT "treet will reopen
MONDAY. September 10. I. B. LANG TOM and O.
SE1DEN8TICKER. Prlnelpalg. 8 24 lm
MISS ANNTE E. LANOTON'S SCHOOL FOR
Young Ladies, No. 142 North Tit N TU Street, will
reopen on
V OSDAY. September 10. 8 25 lm
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
DINT TO TOBACCO CHEWERS
WEDDING-CAKE FINE CUT
TOBACCO.
The only FINE CUT TOBACCO ever monuia tnred
n Pn'ladelphia.
Tlio liest, in the Market.
EVE It Y BODY USES IT
Manufactured from the Best Leaf.
SOLD EVERYWHERE. 811
Factory, B. r. corner Hroad and Wallace Streeta
AGENT FOR
ST RATTON'S FAMOUS YEAST.
S. E.Cop. CIIESNUT and FRONT Sis.
8 4stu:nlmrp
FOR SALE.
i FOR SALE. MOPERX DWELLING.
E jII1 Korihwest corner of Twelfth and Wallace streets.
In complete order. I'osseRsion with deed.
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m I'OR SALE. HANDSOME MODERN
f:::M Brick Dwellings In the vlclnltv ot Fortieth and
l'lue streets, West t'biladelphla.
8'24Bi u. M. H. wslik, fo TZrANNiiM treet.
TO RENT.
LARGE, WELL LIGHTED
AND VENTTLATKD
ROOM, ON THE SECOND FLOOR
OF TBK
"Evening Telegraph" Building,
No. 108 South THIRD 8treet,
TO RENT,
WitU or without steam power. Apply In the
othce, nrst floor.
FERTILIZERS.
A MMONIATED PHOSPHATE,
A Concentrated Fertilizer.
This preparation contains Pore Ground Bone, and the
best Fertilizing Salts known to agricultural chemistry,
combined In such a manner as to develop their prod uc
tlve properties only when nsed on the soli. Price WO
per ton. For sale at tbe manuiacturers' depots.
Ho. 1 MAttKET Street, Philadelphia,
0 8 BURLING SLIP, New York.
WILLIAM ELLIS & CO.,
8i0 12trp Manufacturers.
gAUOII'S HAW BONE
SUPEK-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Th orot : Fertilizer lor all croos. Oaica In Its action
and permanent in lis effects. Established over twelve
leaiHr. suiimca u i". ...ih". ...v., num u....
Ot the maouiaciory, on nuerw hiui.
anu-uctureuomruy BA.U0H & S05IS,
Office No. 20 South DELAWARE Avenue.
8 4smw5rp Philadelphia.
3 E R FECT ION
18 11ARELY ATTAINED, YET
A. B. W. BULLARD'S
IMPROVED OIL SOAP,
FOB KEMOVIKO
Urease, Paint, Pitch, and Varnish,
From all Goods of Durable Colon, is ahead of anything
yet discovered.
It leave tbe Goods soft, and as perfect as when new.
wl'b no snot upon wblch dust can col ecr, as is tbecase
with all tbe preparations beretoiore sold lor cleansiiiit
8lt'ls delicately pertnmed nd entirely free trom the
disagreeable odur of benzine, and all other resinous
fluids.
COCNIKBrXlTS
Ot this preparation are extant, therefore be sura and
take none but that bleb has lb autograph of A. a. W
bVjLLAliD on the label.
' Manufactured by the Proprietors,
A. B. W. BULLARD & CO.,
WOltCEBTKB, MA.SH.
Ueneral A tents lor Pennsylvania,
DYOTT A- CO.,
Ro. 273 Kerb SECOND Btreet, Philadelphia.
Ft r ! by a!) Druggist. 1 9m
SUMMER RESORTS.
CONGRESS HALL.
CAPE ISLAND, N. J.
On and after Aofmst 27, tbe rate will be reducel
to 98 per day.
Botcl remains open n; til OCTOBER 1.
e 2i i2ij
J. F. CA1CE.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
CAPE ISLAND, JV. J.,
Will Remain Open This Season
Later than Usual.
l'ersons vlsittun ns lat ) in Aurust or early in Sep
tember will find it a very pleasant portion of tbe
sea shore season, and have tbe benefit of a certainty
in securing ocean-front rooms.
GEOIIC1K J. UOLTON,
8 18 3w Propriotor.
$URF HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITY.
CHOICE BOOMS tan now be bad at this favorite
Bouse.
W. T. CALEB.
OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER 1. i817
E It C II A N T S' HOT E L,
CAPE ISLAND, N. J.
This Hotel being entlioly refitted and refurnished In
the bent manner, 13 SOW OPEN FOB THE KECKP
IICN OF GCEbT8.
Ihe boue Is located near the ocean, and every atten
tion ill le given to merit tbe patronage or the puoilc.
McNUTT & MASON,
6 22 U PROPBI ET0R3.
CAMDKN ANU AMHOY. PHILADELPHIA
AND TRrHTON, AND BELVIDEKE DELA
WARE. KJILKUA119.
(jKAND tAcUltOI" AKRl.Ul.HC.M
POI.
TOURISTS AND PLtASCRE TRAVEL
TO
NIAGARA FALLS, MONTREAL, QTJEBFC, THE
BAKA'l CIO A . Dr LA WAR c. WATEli
AP, ETC. E1C
These excursion routes are arranged lor the special
accommodation of tourists and pleasure travellers,
enablinu tbem to visit the celeursteri waterlnu olaces ot
tbe North, at much lefs than reRUlur ratos oi tare.
Tickets (tood until November lt,lHtG and cutitle Uio
bolder to siop over at any point on the route.
tor jicaets, iniormntion, nna circu ars uescnptive or
the routes, anplv at the 'I icket tllco of tbe company.
No CHESAUT Street Continental llotnl.
6 30 2m W. H. UAlZMtlt, Agent.
IOIfc CVIPli: 3IAY.
CommencingETlTESDAY..UKU3t28, 1R68 Trains will
leave (Upper Ferry) Market s.reet, 1'hhaJeluliia. at
follows: . , , , .
3 1'. Ai., nue at i ape inia .a at, i i' m.
Retuiiilng will enve tape islnnu
e a. iua iu i-niiaile.phia at 11M1.
Ticket (Jhici s, at Ferrt loot oi Maraet street, and No
8:bChe nui street, t ontlnental Hotel.
Perrons puicbaninu tickets of tbe Agent, at No. 828
Che uut .fleet, can by leaving orders, have their bag
gaiie called lor and checked at their residences by
Graham's Baggage Express.
28 J. VAN KEN8SELAER, Superintendent
THE EYE AND EAR.
JJFAFNESS, BLINDNESS,
THROAT, LUNG, AND CHEST DISEASES
CATARRH AND ASTHMA,
Disordered Functions ot
THE DlOESTIVli OROANS-
MORBID AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER,
WEAKNESS OP NERVE9, AND GENERAL
DEBILITY OP THE WHOLE 8Y9rEM,
Treated with unprecedented success by
DK. VON MOSCHZISKER,
No. 1031 WALNUT Street.
The following GENTLEMEN', who have lately been
cured under tbe treatment of Dr. VON MOSuUZIs
Kl.h, have kiudl peimitted him to reier to thorn, and
liiey wouiu g aaiy oear lestimoor to uie amount oi
fcLNEr'l 1 derived trom bis TRI.ATMKN I i
1.13. McCUERY,l sq., No. Ki Wainut street.
tbULMAKl.il, Esq., No. 'J05M Walnut Btieet.
ALAN WOOD, Jr., Esq , No. 610 Arch stroct
C. H. CKt IN. 1 so.. No. 2 North eventh street
C. J. liOLLOWAY, sq.. No WIS Market street.
J . COOPER. Esq , No i North Front street.
Dr. DAVIDSON, N. W. corner of Muth and Chesuut
streets
General Kit BURN. TJ. fl. A., Olrard street.
T. V. fWEENEY, Esq., V. H. Assessor ot the 8econd
District
T. HARY, Esq., President ot the Nineteenth Word
Public Be tools.
Rev. 8. U. HARE. Philadelphia Conference.
Hundreds of other names, ail persons who would be
careiuil' conscientious to whom they would permit the
indorsement ol their names can be examined at his
OFFICE, No. 1031 WALNLT Street.
THE ATOMIZER.
Dr. VON MOSCHZISKER asserts wltb the utmost
conndence tiiut his ays em ol treuiiug Lt'NU.
'Ill BOAT, CHEST Diseases, CATARBII, ASlHMA.
and u.l raalauies of the digestive orgaus, by the use ol
the AlOhlZEK. Is ihe only reliable one. Since the
Introduction ot this system coses have been brounht
to bis otl.ee, No 10.ll WALNUT Street in which
every other possible means have oeon irultles.sly em
ployed, but reudl'y yielded to his treatment
'Ihe AiOMlZEHlsso Al 1 ABA 1 11 H constructed on
scleutilio principles, which, by a mechanical arrauge
meni, either by atmospheric prcsxuro or steam, coa
verts any medic ue Into a fine cPKAY, and readl y
conveys It Into ihe BHONCIUAL HI 111-Ho.. MTi-
wlth the REnPIKA'IORY CURRKNT. The medicines
submitted to tbe action of this AI'P.VUATUH lose
no b Int? ol their .UE.vl'AL VALUK, as in other
im parstinui. out are receiveu into tne kkhcikA-
T KY KKGAN8 In their lml MEDICINAL
8TBENOH1.
hLRI.lCAL OPERATIONS OS THE EYE.
ALL SIRGK AL OPERATION on the Eyes, such as
Lauiraci, Artiuciai rupu, cross tyes, etc., sxihu y
peilormed. 1 2Arp
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS,
WIUTTEN, ENGRAVED, AND PUINTED.
The Latest London and Paris Styles.
IIT1ALH MONOCHA Mrt. CREST", ARMl, ETC..
81AUPED ON PAPt:B AN li ENVk.LOi'8.
- vijv U A X 1 A O.
The rinest English, French, and Ameri
can Paper and Envelopes.
MONOGKAMS, AES18, CRESTS, Designed and En-
graveu.
FOI.I"!-. POI KKf-ByuK", KNIVES, BACKGAM
MON iJUABim, anu avery larpe sioca oi
FINE HT ATI ON 13 It Y.
: H. II03KINS & CO ,
STATIONERS AND CABD ENGRAVERS,
6 28mip No. 913 ARCH Street.
UNADULTERATED LIQUORS ONLY
Hll HARD PEN IHTAN'd
SXiiklSAf l VAIII1S.
No.IirCHtHNCl' HTBEET.
Nearly Onposlta tba Post Oate,
puiXadelpuia.
Fsnil' es supplied. Ordure .Uiin tbe Country promntij
atteudedw. JiS
DRY GOODS.
pKICE & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGUTH and FILBERT,
HA YE JV.iT OPENED:
6000 yards American Print, fast colors, 16 a d
18) eents a yard.
1 eae fine qnality French Merinos, tl 26 a yard.
Fine quality Black Alpacas, 60, 66, 60,70,80,90
cents, tl, fl 12, and tl 26 a yard.
FLANNEL I
FLANNELS!
All-wool Flannels, 85, 87), 40, 45, 50 cents, np to
126aard.
Do met Flannels, 81) np to 90 eents.
All-wool Shaker Flannels, 60 oonts np to SI a yard.
Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flannels, cheap,
Beet makes B'eached and Unbleached Muslins, at
ths very lowest maraet prices.
Yard-wide Bleaebed Muslins, 26, 28, 81 i, 83, 85,
37) oents.
Yard-wide Unbleached Muslins, 20 23, 25 cento.,
i'illow Case and Sheeting Musbns, ete.
JUST OPENED:
One ease Bridal Quilts, very cheap.
Table Linens, Napkins, and loweis.
W bite Hoods, very cheap.
A larife assortment of Hosiery,
Ladies' and dents' Merino Vest, very cheap.
A larre assortment of Edo-inR, Flouncing!, and
Inserting, Ladies' and Gents' Linen Handkerchiefs.
Just opened, lrom auction, a cheap lot ofForto-
moLnaiee, Tooth aud Hair Bruahos.
PRICE & WOOD.
K. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT 5
WOOLLEN GOODS.
CA83IMEBES FOB FALL AND WINTElt WEAR.
Da fins the r malnder of this nionth we shall offer our
sicca oi
MEN'S AND BOY'H WEAR,
(Bought during tbe early iummer), at prices that will
effect rapid salts
Al -wool wssslmeres for Boys. 6m cents and SI.
Heavy Mixed Cat slmcres for Meu, a-'24.
Fine "ilk .v Ixtures lor suits.
Fine Black Cussi meres.
Water-j root Cloak lags, best grade. SI CO.
Home ol the above goods are nearly one half lust sea
son s prices. 8 15Jm
J. C. STBAWBRIBGE & C0H
N. V. CORNER EKtLTTII AND MARKET.
rPWENiY-FIVE CENT SHIIITINGS
Two Additional Cases
EXTRA COOD SHlETINt.S, AT TWESTT FIVE
It.MB 1-t-li IAKII.
Twelve c:iees
LEST WAKE HIIIR1INOS.
W iliiamsvll, New York M 11 s,
iaasouville. Wamsutta.
Androncoggla, New Jersey.
WIPE SHPETISU MUSLIN?.
Four esses best makes.
NINE BALE TJNBLEtCIIED MUSLINS.
xiru yard-wido, 21 ceuts.
Extra heavy and wide, 23 c.nts.
CALICOES AT EIGMTKb'N UEN'M.
UtiiO yards, la-1 colors, at 18 cenu.
MUSLINS BY T11K riKf'E AT WHOLESALE
10 JUl KA I LS.
J. I. STRAWISBIUGE&CO.,
N. VV. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
V1EI UNOS P OPLINS
LUPIN'S K1ECII MF.RlNO, IV20.
ODE CA-t SCPEi B QOALI1 Y Mb-RINOi', st Ml.
FLkE CORrED P0PL1N8,.I 25
B1CTI l'LAItl 1 OPLINS, 1 50.
SHAWLS.
BABOAINS IN STELLA SHAWLS.
BARGAIN'S IN BLANKET SHAWLS. L8 15 3m
J. C. STRAWI5IUDGE & CO.,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKtTI
NURSERY DIAPERS. WE WILL OFFER
1CU pieci sol tloe Nursery Diuprrs at a very liberal
deduction trom usual prices, viz: A good Diaper tor
'2 per piece; do. 'i5, 3 aj su. 4, 4 5, 5, and St)
per pitce. Many of these Diapers are extra wide.
Also, Co' ton Diapeis, S3 per uiece.
Huckaback 'low els ol auod iiuaiity and size, tor Villi
per doz. Lvi ry kind and quality of Towel now iuude in
siock.
Bird eye linen for Children's Aprons, ot all qualities
Table Linens ol superior band-loom torl)7Jie Beached
Barnslev do. tVib. Fine Table Linens In great variety.
Irloor Llnei s. Hialr i rash, etc etc.
Also, good quality t rade Blankets for tl each;
Cade and Crib Bankets ot ivery quality and sizes
Cradle and Crib Marseilles Qni'ts, all sizes
B.D. A W. H. PKNNELL,
8 25 3t No 1021 M ARRET Stroet,
BLAKETS. HAVING BOUGHT A VERY
large lot of B ankets at a great lots to the iuauu
laclurer, we are now prepared to se 1 the same Blankets
lor (tf Ml pel pair that we so d last year tor S12; the
same lor tl Mi per 'ialr that we did sell lor SUr the same
lorSlOper pan that ere S1H; the same tor $lb that
vieie(2U; and tbe same tor S20thatwero J5. Toper
sons iu Hunt of Blunketa for the coming winter, we say
buy now. and save s per pair. 'I his is the largest and
cheapest lot or B'ankecswe have ever hod. Hotels,
schools and storekeepers supplied In any quantity, at
lower fates than ihej can be bought at any other place.
Also heavy t on'tortablea S3 ea h: Woolen Uullts,
Honey Comb Quilts Lancaster Qmltfl, Allendalo and
Maiselllea do., aud every klod of Furnishing Goods.
B. I. A W. H PEnNKLU
8 V St No. 1021 MARKET Street
No. 1024 C1LENUT otreet.
TO LADIES
About lasvlng lor the COUNTRY, SEA SHORE,
OB WA1EU1NU PLACES,
E. M. NEEDLES,
No. 1024 CHESNUT STREET,
Oflcrsalull assortment, at LOW PRICES, of
evuy uescripuon oi
Yull r. out jw,
PUFFEb MU8LIN9.
PlUUEt.
K:VCH MUSLINS,
In all varieties ol plain and Isncy stj les.
Laces, Knibroluerles. Hdkts. etc. eto
i I nen Sleeves, Collars, beta, etc , in great
variety,
E M. NEEDLES,
No. 1024 CHESNUT Street
-taeattJ lfl2H3 KOI 'Ogi
Q A P E M A Y
ATLANTIC CITY.
, AND LONG BRANCH.
DRE1FUSS &Ji E L S I N G E R,
No. 49 North EIGHTH Street,
; .HAVE OVEN ED ON THE 11th INST
A new and desirable lot of
ZEPHYR KNIT SHAWLS
Suitable lor the Watering Placet, including a
splendid assortment of
WHITE GOODS.
l'UCKKD MUBIilJI,
SHIBBED MUSUN.
BWI88 MUSLIN,
PLAID NAINSOOK,
BTKIPED NAINSOOK.
51 CAMBKIV NAINSOOK
DRY GOODS.
i.osinoi;t bauncbop stock
AT GREATLY SEDUCED PRICES,
Prior to 0)ieulBg New tioodi In our
NEW STORE.
No. 43 North EIGHTH St.
IS bal'l Ballsrdvale. All wool rtanneln. SU osnts tol.
Heavy All-wool Shaker Flannels, S cents
Drees Goods Great. y Reduced.
Lawns h educed,
Ortrandles Beducea.
Kid Gloves. JS.
100 dosen Ladles' Hemstitched Bdkni., 37 to 88 cents.
8 4 Power -'oom Table Linen, SI per yard.
8 4' bite Table Damoak, cheap.
lot dozen linen Towels. IT to la eents. cheap.
Will IB G' ODS UreaUy Reduced to Close Out
Ladies' White and Unbleached Hots, below market
prices,
Wtnta' Half Hose, 17 to 75 eents.
Gents' Linen nukfs., very cheap.
A LOT OF NOIIONH iron sheriff's Male.
Clothes Brushes, Nal Brashes, Cabas, Etc
DOMESTICS. DOMESTICS.
All the leading mokes of
MUSLINS.
New Yoik Mills, Wamsutta. WUltamsville, etc., at
less than cose pi Ice.
12 4 Bed and White Floor Linen.
Handsome Field Poplins, rlon and new.
IIOOP SKIRTS.
Closing out Hoop Skirts at greatly reduced prices, for
v,ant ot room.
K. 11. 1,13 k,
ENTRANCE 1 O STORE ON FILBERT BTRfcET,
Below Eighth.
P. S. Will open our NEW STORE,
No. 43 North EIGHTH Street,
(WARNOCK'8 OLD nTAND),
about Ihe FIBT OF OCTOBEB.
8 25stutb3t K. R. LEE.
JJLANKETSI
BLANKETS !
BLANK ETS1
:K00 Iut-k ol" BlnnktH.
PRICES REDUCED.
Storekeepers, Hotolkcepers, and Houickecpera,
Your attention la Invited to our
STOCK OF BLANKETS,
Purchased at the low point reachod thirty days
since, which will be sold at .
FROM $5 TO $6 PER PAIR.
HEDUC110N ON FORMER PItlCES.
OUR STOCK IS NEW AND CLKAN,
AND KMBRA0E8
AM. MKSSKAHI.Ii MAKES AND PRICES
Priccr.: $5, i6, $7, 88, 89, 510 Por Pair.
CURWEN STQODART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450. 452, and 454 N. RECOSD St.,
8 27 3t AUOVK W ILLO .
lOCUIIO TV JETS
AND
N K T T I N O.
Persona returniru; to the city are respeclially in
formed that we have now on hanl and ready for -immediate
use,
PATENT UMBRELLA MOSQUITO NETS,
FOR SINGLE 0B DOUBLE EED3, CRIBS,
CRADLES, ETC.,
OF ALL THE REQUIRED BlZES AND COLORS
SKEPPARD,VAN HARLINGEN 2URRIS0N,
House-Furnishing Drv Goods
8 'l tatbsl2trp
No. 1008 CHtSNirf 8TSEKT.
J AS. K. CAMPBELL & CO.,
No. 7',17 CHESNUT St.,
Invite ths attention of Cash buyers
AT WHOLES AL.K,
' To their Stock of
FREXCII, .
BRITISH,
AND AMERICAN
D II Y GOODS,
Which for extent, variety, and gracral adaptation to
the vauW oi tbe Trate. ta unrivalled. .....
fatkage liuvers iuipiluu with scarce and desirable
Goous at aud under niurkot rates CHUlui
Wlxolenulss Itooxns 1 7 j Stairs.
gAliT WATER SHAWLS,
j Wholesale and Eetail.
PIIIE WHITE LLAMA feH AWLS.
BIIKTLAND BIIAWLS, ALU UJlADCiS.
PIKF. WIIITU BARJiWIC BMWAIS.
Ull.KFA8T SHAWLS AND HALF
all AWLS. ' HlJstuthrp
; KVRB & LANDI5LL.
W
1IITE DRILLING AND
j UABH.1&Z' IIUIUS,
DI1 OWN DRILLINGS AND BASKET
DUCKS.
FARMERS' PAItTALOONKIlT.
liOlis' FANCY TRILLINGS.
L1NKN t HKt'KS AND STRIPKS.
I EYKE & LAN DELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH.
MAKSKILLFS QUILTS. WE ARE NOW
ollVrlug the Indent and cheaDrst stock of Mar
s (VUiits w naveevr had. ftrMins in want ol a
ulc ijuilt muv he Hsiturrd ol savin n several dollars bf
buvliiu ol this lot Wcaresul liiKacouiiii.iii li 4reIJdar
srllkatjullt. S4 .'0 eiH'li . a rral aood bcavv 11-4 do., lor
7WI- vry line double Ls-'k 1j-4 On. -,W Wears -sel
luu i he Bauie guilts lot till that wore H the sauia
lor 14 thul v ere the same 'or Sin thai ware f.
1 biiSl No. 1021 M4t:K.LTStroer.