THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRArn. PHLLADELPniA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 18CC.
FIFTH EDITION
NEW YORK POLITICS.
Ulayor Hoffman the Democratic
Nominee for Governor.
A BOILER EXPLOSION AT ALBANY.
Ten or Twelve Persons Killed and
Several Injured.
Ktc, Ktc, Ktc., Ktc, Etc., Etc.
t' Frightful Boiler Explosion.
A lb amy, September 12. A terrible boiler ex
plosion occurred to-day in the saw and planing
mill of St. George Bock, at the corner of Law
rence and Water Btreets. Ten or twelve per
sons were killed, and ten others seriously
wounded. No cause can be a?8Uned, the engi
neer being killed. TLo establishment covered
an acre of ground, and it is said the loss will
be about $20,000. The following is a list of
those killed:
John Cullen, engineer, aged forty year, leaves
a wife and five children. His body was blown
to pieces, which, were gathered up in a box.
John Hoffman, aged twenty-two, unmarried,
employed in feeding the planing machine.
John Kirk, a cousin of the mill owners, aged
twenty-five, leaves a widowed mother. James
O'Keill, aged sixteen, was a carman, and was
driving in front of the engine-house. He buried
his mother a few days since. John Femmore,
fireman, aged thirty-eight, married, leaves oven
children. Cornelius Blye, a GermaD, aged forty.
It is believed three or four bodies were blown
into the river. The calamity spreads mourning
over the city. The streets near the mill were
filled with spectators, many of them inquiring
after their friends. It is possible that one or
more bodies may be tindpr the ruins.
Hew York Democratic State Convention.
Albany. September 12. The platform adopted
reaffirms the principles of the Philadelphia Con
tention of August 14; regards the Southern
States as fully restored to the Union, and the
people entitled to all the rights and privileges of
citizenship; affirms that the centralization of
power in this State, no less than in the Union,
is fatal to the harmony of our political system,
and dangerous to the liberty of the citizen; and
assails the recent legislation at Albany and
and Washington as UDprecedentcd in extrava.
gant eipenditure.
John T. Hoffman, of New York, was nomi
nated for Governor by acclamation, and Robert
H. PruyD, of Albany, for Lietitenant-Governor.
Very Latest Maikets by Telegraph.
Baltimore, September 12. Flour firm and ad
vancnif. Wheat firm; red, 32 75g;2-83. Com dull;
yellow. 85($)86o. Oats tcady. buoils quiet; Flax
S)fd, S8il). Provisions firm; Mess Pork, $34-26.
J3u par dun. Cofloe steady. Whisky Pennsylvania,
92-81.
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Sept. 12
Bepoitcd by Do liaven & Bro., No. 40 is. Third stroet.
BETWEEN BOARDS.
83000 CitvBs now.... i 81 0 sn Koudinir..b30. 67
C4O0 U S 7-BOs Juuel06$; 1UO sti do s30 67
91000 do July ...106 2sUCam& rat. .128
92000 Pa ari,u. ...102 100 fli cuia ul. ...sH0 88J
SlnOO US 6!)s 65. . .108i 100 sli CO BOO 3d
6 sh Alinohill 67?
SECOND BOARD
3f 00 Phil Oe.new. . 91 10D h N Penna 40
110o ao 9 OshPcnnK G8J
iMinn in 991 100 h do.. WtOalO 60
irjinrt K 1 St0n.Auff.106
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100 Bh do.
UJJ
661
91000 Ptttab'e: b 76
18000 U 8 10-408 9SJ
10 sn Cafe A.. scrip 42
12 sh do 42
60 sh do
60 ih Lehleh Ziuo.
20 sh Mch Banc.
46
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SECOND NATIONAL CATHOLIC COUNCIL,
Arrival of Archbishops and Bishops in New York
Importance of the Deliberations of the Council,
Etc. Etc
The second National Council of the Catholic
Church of the United States, to be held in Balti
more on the Brut Bnnday in October, and which
is to terminate on the third Sunlay of the same
month, will probably prove a prand religious
pageant. All the archbishops ot male religious
orara, the superintendents of Heminarieu, in
fact! the entire Catholic clergy, have been in
vited to attend, and the invitation seems to
have been generally accepted. The Most Kev.
Dr. Spauldmg, Archbishop of Baltimore, has
beeB delegated by the Pope to preside over the
deliberations of tbe council.
Among the distinguished clergymen now In
this city from the Pacific coast are the Arch
bishop ol San Francis, the Most Kev. Dr. Ale
many ; Most Rev. Dr. Blanchet, ot Oregon City;
his brother, Right Rev. Blanchet, of Nesquully;
Right Kev. Dr. Deniers, from Vancouver's
Island: RiehtRcv. Dr. Amet, of Los Angeles,
Right Rev. Dr. O'Connell, of Marysvillo, and
others. Many of these gentlemen arrived on
Saturday last; some, however, came by a differ
ent route, and did not reach this city until Sun
day. Four of the bishops since their arrival
have asiiiBtPd at high mass at St. Peter's church.
It is understood that several of these prelatea
have gone to Montreal, with a view ot securing
the co-operation of members of Catholic orders
lor the edueation of the youth in tbe several
dioceses now not represented by qualined
teachers ot the Catholic faith.
Ttie importance ot the Convention about to
assemble at Baltimore niay be determined by
the tact that there will be forty-one prelates, at
leant one hundred priests, and a gTeat number
of supervisors of orders present.
The first National Council was held at Balti
more in 1853. and its decrees, after havin been
approved by the Pope, were published, and
their provisions have siuce been obxprved in the
discipline of the Catholic Church. It is thought
the present Council will exercise a much greater
influence than the one preceding it, owing to
the great increase of Bishops and reliiou3
writers of the Church. The direct object of thin
imnortant assemblage of Catholic clcravnien la
lor tbe purposo of regulating the disciphm of
the Unurcn; aiu ior a mure Bynwuiuiii; imn lor
-thfl pdncation ol Catholic youth.
' It is generally understood that th( Convention
will advise the endowment ot several colleues
and seminaries, and that the education of priests
will be a prominent topic of discusslou. It is
also understood that new Episcopal sees will be
MtuhllHhed and bishops appointed to fl:l tuera.
All nominations will, of co'iwe, bo referred to
Tjnm for continuation, this being obligatory on
all Cutholie Councils, ka estimate of the im
portance of thf Council may be derived from the
Ew.t th.it the leadintr minds of the priesthood ot
v. r-oth.iin Church from all parts of tho United
btates will be assembled, aud the interests of
the Catholic unurcn inroufiuuui uic cume
country will bo represented. The dcleuates who
rirt in this citv have generally been
entertained by the Iriends of the several orders
to which they belonir, and tbrlr reception has
ot only been cordiul but enthusiastic. A. z.
Herald.
THE BOOK TKADESALE TJT NEW YORK.
The proRrc's of the book radenale at Lcavltt A
Btrebeigb's rooms proves the advancing tastes
ot the American people. This sale is the giand
thermometer of the moral sentiment ot the
whole community. One striking feature which
is presented in the coarse of the ale is the
avidity with which works on theology and va
rious editions ot the Bible are bid for, as well as
the encou.aeing prices at which they sell.
Those who are worn to wish for the building up
of - on have here the tauelble proof hat the
world is moving in the right direction.
Yesterday, the fifth day of the sale, opened
with the invoice of Oould Lincoln, ot Boston.
ApasMz and Gould's Principles of Zoology
brought 10 cents: Haven's Mental Philosophy,
fl'20; Haven's Moral Philosophy, 95 cents;
Hamilton's Lectures, embracing the Metaphysi
cal and Logical Courses, $2-2S; Roget's Thesau
rus of English Word and rhrases, $1-30: Way
land's Elements ot Moral 8oience, $1-10: Palcy's
Natural Theology, $l-02.; Peabody's Chrfcti
at.ltv. 75 cents; Chambers Cyclnpn dia 01 Eng
lish Literature, two volumes. $2 25 per volume;
nuph Miller's Works, 10 volumes, $105 each;
Life and Times of John Htiss, 2 volumes, $162
each Joseph Banvard's American Histories, I
volumes, 30 cents eacli; C'rudcn's Condensed
C'oncordsrice, fl'10.
The invoice ot Graves Ac Yontg, of Boston, was
nest sold. The Percy Family, Leslie Stories,
Cedar Brook Stories, Gipsy Series, and
other books for children brought from sixty to
seventy-five cents per volume. Small invoices
of Bridpman k Childs, Northampton, Mass.;
Burt A Clark, Spring held, and A. C. Goodman,
New York, were sold at about one-halt the retail
rates. E. H. Builer A Co., of Philadelphia,
ottered a valuable list of Bibles, elegantly illus
trated standard poets and gilt books, which
brouebt excellent ptices.
Bums', CampbeH's, Rogers', Goldsmith's, and
Thompson's Poems sold at $5 a volume. Ihe
wholesale prico is $6 '50. The contributions of
Walker, Fuller & Co., Boston, and James Miller,
New York, were next ottered, and sold well,
containing many popular holiday books. In the
latter part of the dy the interesting and spicy
invoices of George. W. Childs & Co., of Philadel
phia; M. W. Doitd," and Charles Bcribner ft Co.,
of this city, were ottered, all bringing excellent
prices up to the hour of closing th e sale. New
York lime.
I860.
FAIL FASHIONS
J. W. BRADLEY'S
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(Or Double Spring)
SKIRTS
THE LATEST STYLES
ARE IIOW MADE
ERY LIGHT.
They will not BEND or BREAK like the single
springs, but will PREhEKVE their PERFECT and
BEAUTJFUli HAP, where three or four ordi
nary skirts ha been THROWN ASIDE AS USE
LESS. Thoy are the most ELASTIC, FLEXIBLE,
and DURABLE SKIRT MANUFACTURED. They
COMBINE Comfort, Durability, and Economy, with
that ELEGANCE of SHAPE which has made the
"DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" the
STANDARD SKIRT
"IE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
This I'OttJLAR SKIRT is UNIVERSALLY RE
COMMENDED by tho FASHION MAGAZINES,
and OPINIONS of the PRESS GENERALLY,
At WHOLESALE by the Exclusive and Sole
Owners oi the PAIENf.
WESTS, BRADLEY
e. flinir
WAEER00MS AND OFFICE,
No. 07 CHAMBERS,
AND
Nos. 79 and 81 READE Streets,
NEW YORK.
Also, at WHOLESALE by the LEADING JOB.
ntub. is'zasmwvtrp
r ICTJ" DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
ON THE SCHUYLKILL.
The beautiful Intlc steamers
6ILYEH WAVE AND SILVER STAB,
Jiow running from Fall-mount to Tails of Schnylkill,
will leave Falrmount as follows, viz. t At 7 SO. 8-05 8 SO,
9 3, 10-20, 11-05, 11-50 A.M. And at 12 Z6, 1 20, 2 AS, t SO
II S5, t-2n, 8, ft 60, and 6 35 P. AT.
Uetumln., leave the Falls at VW, 8-nt. 8-50. 9-36, 10-20
11 06, 11 50a AM andl2 35,l-20, 2-05, 2 60,3-35,4-20, 505
6 Ml. and 6'36 F. M.
FAKE. To Laurel H lu and the Falls, 15 cents : Colum
bia Bridge or Washington Kctrent, 10 cents. ' Excurslot
Tickets to Falls or Laurel 11111,25c. Clonics and Bundaj
Schools taKen at a liberal reduction. 5 9,p ws
QFF THE TRACK !
BEST BREAD EVER MADE!
AERATED BREAD,
MADE WITHOUT YEAST, HANDS, OR
FKKMENTATION.
Kevcr SOCB a aerfect protection against 0HOtiEHA.:
It Is raised bv Carbon to Acid tias, which la the best
known lISINUX'TANT.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD Kit can be proved by
competent witnesses that It If uobealthy.
MADE WHOLLY BY MACHINERY.
CURES DYSPEPSIA SURE I
Call fur it at yont Grocery.
FULLER & JOHNSON,
0 rewflBrpj .No. li B. EIGHTEENTH Street. I
FURNITURE, BEDDING ETC.
FIRST-CLASS FURXITUR&
A Lars Assortment of the Latest
Styles
Oa hand, and will be sold this coming Muon at very
noderate prices, at
I.. LUTZ'9 Furniture KatablUhment,
flJ3m No. 121 Sooth ELEVEBia Street
BEDDING
FEATHER WAR1CHOCSE,
2
SO
BKI.OW ASCII
a
Feather Beds, Hols
Pii.
8
lo we; Aiatir.ne ot
RlankotJl. ITtfimfhrtali
Indst
terpen s Sprnm Beds
oun-
flds.fi
pilDK
L'oti. Iron Beilfiteailll. ('ll.hlona
ard all otber articles in tbe line ot
business. m
AMOS H1LLBORN.
lo.-44 S. TENTH Street,
97fm3m3p Bcjow reb.
CHARLES E. CLAUK,
No. 11 North ELEVENTH Street,
BEDDING
AND
COTTAGE FrnNITl'RE WAREHOUSE.
Hair and Hunk Mattresses. Feather Bed.. Bolsters.
and 11 lows.
nest (juality ol NDrlng MattreMo.
BedBteurin. Bnreoue. Washatands. Chalra. Towel
Backs Kor.klnir CliBirn etc
rew CuhM n eatnera and Down.
Comtortablea and Blanket. 9 S wnm.'tn
JpURNITUllE HE DUO ED
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
DnrlnR the 8 nmmcr Season, we will sell lrom onriin-
nienae Stock oi
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE,
AT A KEDVCTION OF TWENTT-FIVB PB CENT.
OFF REGCLAK P1UCES.
GOULD & CO.,
N. E. cornet NINTH and MA ItKET StrecU,
And aUu at the New Establishment,
2 IOSd N os. 37 and 39 North SECOND etree
JjSTABLISIIED 119 5.
A. S.. ROBINSON
Freiicli Plate Looklns-Classes,
ESGHAV1NGS TAINTISGS, DRAWINGS ETC
Uanutactnrer of all kinds of
1 jOoliinc-Cilass, Portrait, and. Pio
tiare V mines to Order.
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
TB1BD DOOE ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
rnitADKLPDiA. 8 15
T o
HOUSEKEEPERS,
I have a law stock ol every variety oi
FURNITURE
Which I will sell at reduced prices, consisting oi
PLAIN AM) MAHBLR TOP COT 1 AO hi aUIT8
WALNUT CHAMBER HUlTft.
PAUl.OK HUITS IN VELVwr TLrSH
l'AKLOH BlTI8 IN HAIK CLOiU.
PAHl-Olt H'lTS IN KKPS.
Bliletioards, Kxtennlon Tables. Wardrobes, Bookcanes
M attrtBsts, Lounges, etc etc
P. P. OUSTINE
6 IS N. E. corner HECOSD and BACK Mtreets.
PERSONAL.
NEW BOUNTY BILL ALL SOLDIERS
who enlisted tor three years, since April 18, i861.
and served their full term ot service, or were discharged
before said term ot service on account of wounds, and
received one hundred dollars bounty and no more, are
entitled to receive an additional one hundred dollars.
Widows, minor children, or parents of deceased soldiers
who enlisted lor tore aisand died in the service, or
lrom diseases or wou js contracted in the service and
line of duty, are entit e to receive an additional one
hundred dollars. Call or r1ilrcs
UEOKUE W. t'UKU,
Do. 241 DOCK Street,
8171m One door below Third,
who has all the necesarr forms to collect these claims,
ii i' k i u ( 'i1 i i im
18 BABELY ATTAINED, YET
A. B. W. BTJI LARD'S
IMPROVED OIL SOAP.
FOB REMOVING
Crease, Paint, Pitch, and Varnish,
Fiom all Goods of Durable Colors, la ahead of anythicg
yet discovered.
It leaves the Goods soft, and as nerfnet as when new.
wlih no SDOt UDon which dust can eol.wf. as is tbecane
with all the preparations heretofore sold lor cleaiuioM
gooa.
It Is delicately pertnmed and entirely free from the
dlsakreeable odor of benzine, and all other resinous
numa.
COUNTERFEITS
Ot this prenaratlon are extant therefore be sure and
taaenone uui main men nas the autograph of A. o. W
UliLLAhl) on the label.
Mannfaotured by tbe Propilotors,
A. B. W. BULLARD & CO.,
WOdCESTEB, MASS.
Ceneral Agents for Pennsylvania,
DYOTT & CO.
Ho. 232 North SECOND Street. Philadelphia.
f For sale by all Druggists. (3m
VISITING AND WEDDINQ CARDS,
WIUTIEN, bJiUUAVfcU, AND rKLNTED.
The Latest London and Paris Stvles.
TkiTTii a vnxrnr.B & MR pnra'iiu a iru l-w
DlAalPED ON fAfl-K AN KNVJtLOPES,
IN'COLOKS. GRATIS. '
The Finest English, French and Ameri-
MONOOHaIwH ARMS. nKMtB H.. A .-rf H-n.
graved. .'
WIUT1HU 1IKSKS, TKAVELLTNO CASES. PORT-
MON BOARDS, and a very large stock of BAttuam ,
FINE STATIONERY.' i
.R. HOSKUNS A, fto.,
STATI9NER8 AND CARD ENGRAVERS, i
eiMmrp , No. 913 ARCH Street. !
pATENT WIREJ WOlUtj
F OR RAILJJIUO, BTVUB FRONTB,'
GUARDS, PAHTmONS,
IRON BEDSTEADS, AND WIRE WORK,
In variety, uanotsotured by
M. WALKER Os SONS
te o, 11 PcrlbeiXTB Street.
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
CROSBY o r K n A h o u s b.
A t OK TUNS FOB SOUK O.VJf
A FORTUNE FOR SOME OSEt
A FORTUNE FOR SOME NEI
A FORTUNE FOR OME ONE!
A FORTUNE FOR SOMK ONE I
A FORTUNE FOR SOME OSE!
The Time Rapidly Approacliluqt
The Time Rapltlljr Approachlugt
The Time Rapidly Approaching!
THT. COS TEST TOR SHAKES INCREASING !
THE CONTEST FOR SHARES INCREASING !
THE CONTEST FOR SHARES INCREASING!
.THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE,
Value, 9000,000,
10 BE AWARDED AS THE FIRiT GRAND PAlZi;,
Followed by over
THREE HUNDRED VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS
From tbe First American Avtists, as Additional
Frizes,
Among which are the following celebrated Master
pieces.
BIERSTADT'S Grr-at Palntmg. entitled "TOE
YOHkMiTE VALLEY,"
Valued at 20,d00.
CROPSEY'S Great Work, entitled "AS AMERICAN
AUiUMI "
Valued at $6000.
SCHUPSFLE'S Great National Pnlntlntt, "WTASH-
IAOiOJi 1KV1NO AND HIS FKlcADS,"
Vu.ueu at SSuuu.
HART'S Charming and Celnbrated Painting of Ameri
can Borneo, ennttca -wuodb it AUUJl,"
Valued at f.WOil.
MEYER'S Celebrated Painting, "BECOQSITIOS,"
Valned at Sovvn.
BEARD'S Great Western Landscape, "DEER ON
IttE riiAitti re valued
at 4UlU.
GIUSOCX'S Magulbcunt Landscape, ALPINE
BiiMlKt."
Valued at S1000.
As well as works by all theleading artUts of the coun
try, constituting the grandest collection of
Legitimately American Works of Art Ever
Bvcutht Before the Public.
CENERAL GRANT'S OPINION
OF IDE
lailhT PUEMIUM.
(iinnl Said It Would be a lilg Draw.
Correal oncence of iew Yori -'Tribu'ie," Sept. 7.
THE FIRST PiiEMICM,
The Crosby Opera House, in Chicago.
Simatod on Washington gtieot. with a frontage or 140
fett and a denth ol 1; 0. It U built of marble, and tour
rpaclons stores on tit' ec s de of the Entrance Unll
with the offices and st.tt ios above them, produce an
AtiGREOATE IENTAL ot $30,100. Of tfte auditorium
oi too Opera llonse no description can here be attempted,
but the actual cost aud T.tluc ol this splendid buiid ng,
conceded to be one ot ttefliEST is '1UF WOKLD,
amounts to
SIX 11TJNDHED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
SHARES 0LT tli EACH.
SH illtS 0LY feA EACH.
hllAhES Oi.LV a5 EACH.
ISSUED ON THE FOLLOWING PLAN.
For 5 une shnro or ce-tiflcato, with oue of tho follow
In" bei n-.liul Steil LugraTlngs:
'irll!. LITTLK WAJiDBER," by Thomas Rend; -or
OAllltlllN0 AlPLi-S,'' by Jeromo Thompson.
KortlO, two stares t-rcetililciites, with superb Stcei
nf raving of
WASHINGTON' IRVING AND HIS FRtENDs."
Kor15 three srrnrcs or c -i tlfljutcs, with the line Al.
legoilcnlEutraving on Steal,
"MKRCS'S DEliAM," by T). Huntington.
For t20. tour shares or cortlflsntec, wltu the splendid
Chromo Eiinravltig (iued exclmiv -ly by the Crosby
Art Association;,
AN AMERICAN ALTCVN," byJ.F. Cropsey.
While for 50, ten shares or certificates are Issued
with
(A CHOICE ARTIM'8 PROOF
Of either "Irv'ng and Ills Friends, ' "Mercy's Dream,"
or the "American Autumn. "
TAKE SPECIAL NOTICE.
TAKt SPECIAL NOllCE.
TAKE bPtCIAL NOTICE.
That all subscribers receive their choice of one of th9
above splendid bteel Engravings
AT THE TIME THEY SUBSCRIBE!
AT I HE TIME THEY SUBSCRIBE!
AT THE TIME THEY SUBSCRIBE I
THUS RECEIVING THE VALUE OF THEIR MONEY
AT ONCE lb
DETAILS OF THE DRAWING.
Tbe Subscription Books, on being closed, will be
placed In the 1 ands of the following gentlemen, who
have kindly consented to act as the Chicago members
ot the Committee to conduct the award of Premiums t
WILLIAM F.COOLBAUGH, President Union National
AMOS T. IIALL, Treasurer C. B. A Q. R. R.
E O. IIALL, Hall, Kimbaik. A Co.
CLINTON BRIGC8. hwingBrlggs A Co.
J C. DOKE. President ot Uie Board ot Trade.
J'MES H. BOW KN, President Third National Bank.
JAMtb C. FARUO, Superintendent American Ex-
press.
r
L,
RaNCIS A. HOFFMAN, Ex-TAeutenant Governor.
. V MJNN, Munn & fccott Klevator
J. A. tLLl.H v resident eeconu national oani.
These gentlemen, toirether with auoh other from dif
ferent Iparts oi the country as thoy may add to their
number tor the purpose of fairly representing the sbare
holdcii at lurs, will have the
Sole Management of tbe Award in all its Details.
The plan of the award adopted is the following:
Two hundred and ten thouxand numbers, representing
the certrTicstrx issued, will be placed in one wiiool. aud
three hundred aud two ktketn iimcrlbi-d with the names
ot ihe preu lun e (to nit the Orioia ilouKe. three hun
dred nsln liis, and the Dust of Lincoln) wl 1 be placed
lnanothir. Fiom these wheels a number anl a pre
mium will he drawn simultaneously. Ihe number drawn,
In each instance, tukiug tbe oremlutn drawn with It
PVECIAL CARD TO 1 HE READER.
Hiy. CROSBY OPERA HOISK.ART ASSOCIATION
IsnojiitenUrpYise, and must not be confounded wlih
Dollar (!lit cooceros, which hsve been advertlned to
take rlo ,ne Per U0" without the authotlty or
content cf the propneloM. -
All order f"r ecrtiflcutes or shares, and all special
communlcaf ons. should be addieseed to
U. H CliOSBY, Actuary A. A,,
And ilrecled to tt e Art Imtltuto, No. 63 BROADWAY,
or the Ciosby Att Gallery. OPEKA HOUSE, Chicago.
bOLE AGENT IN THILAOELPIIIA,
T. JL ruoii,
g. W. comer of MXTH and CUENUT.
SPFCIAL NOTICE 1
TO 'inZFKBAND STRANG EB3,
OrENIKG OF TUB ACT GALLERIES IS TUB
EVENING. '
Thls(8tu,da)veDlug,ltlieGallorlea of the Crosbv
Art Assocla'ion, t .hi Art Institute, No. 628 BHJAD
W AY, will te open to ihe public, and continue so ever?
evening until the aw ud of pr -mlums baa taken place.
ADMIH8I0N FREE. , . 1
BRANCH OFFICE,
AT BCOTT'8 AST GALLERY, NO. 1020 CHESNUT
STREET,
Whore a collection ol a ponton of the Paintings to be
awarded premiums are now en exhibition, Including
Hur.'i chaining aud celebrated work, entitled
'WOODS IN AUTUMN," valued atitfOO.
913 ws .
T. li- PUG II, Acent.
DRY GOODS.
FALL OZM31NIIN Ci,
1BOG.
JOHN V. THOniAS,
No's. 405 and 407 North SECOND St,
Having 'completed tbe extensive alteration.1) in
111 t) 81 ORES,
WILL ori3
ON 3HJNDAY 3I0RSIXG, SErT. 10,
A FULL AND KARDS0H1E STOCK
OF
FALL AND WINTER
DRY aOODS,
Embracing all the Kewest OookI of the
Scaaoii. 9 8 6trp
JAS. IL CAMPUELL & CO.,
No. 77 CHESNUT St.,
Invite the attention of Cash buyers
AT WHOLESALE,
To their Stock of
FRENCH,
BRITISH,
AND AMERICAN
D H Y
GOODS,
Which for extent, variety, and frenersl adaptation to
flie Katits ol the Trade. Is nnrivalld.
Pacssae bnvers supplied with scarce and desirable
uoous at ana nnacr murket rates. to it im
Wholesale Rooms Up Stairs.
JOt.W W. THOMAS,
Nos. 405 ana 407 North SECOND St.,
WILL OPEN
ON MONDAY MRMXG, SEPT. 10,
A FULL LINE OF
TIM BROS.' TLAIN AND PLAID
IRISH POPLINS,
0 8 6t)
OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
glX CASES OP FINE BLANKETS
Slightly imperfect, will bo sold at a large reduction.
THREE HUNDRED PAIRS
LARGE RLAXKETS,
Sliifbtly damaged, suitable for Ilotol or Family tide,
will be sold low.
HURON BLANKETS,
Heaviest aud Scut Blankcta Made.
Manulactured ior, and sold only by
J. C. STKAtf 1SHIDGE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail,
N. W. COESER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
815 3m
TE HAVE THE LARGEST
AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
13 L A N K E T S
IN PHILADELPHIA,
Comprising Some Sixty-three DlfTereut
Qualities.
MARSEILLES COUNTERPANES,
All Sizes and Qualities, 'and Lowest
Prices.
Crib and Cradle Quilts,
Worsted Coverlets,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
J. C. STRAWBKIDGE & CO.,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
8 15 3m ...
No. 1024 Clili'iJJUT Mtreet.
TO LADIES .
About leaving lor the COI NTBY, BK.A bUOBE,
OK WATKBla rLACa.
E. M. NEEDLES,
No. 1024 CHESNUT STREET,
Offers a full assortment, at LOW PRICES, sf
l'UFFD WrSLINi,
1'lyUKH.
J! ItENCH JITJSLIN8,
In all varieties ol plain and tuuey styles.
Laces, Fmbroiuvries. Hdkls, etc. eto.
i.lneu Bleeves, Collars, ttets, eto , In great
variety.
E M. NEEDLES,
Ko. 1024 C11ESNTTT Street.
TS I M P 8 O N ' 8 SON8',
. Ko. 922 FINE 8TRP-ET No. 024
Dealers in Linens, White and Dross Goods. Embrol-i
derles. Hosiery, Ciloves. torsets. Handkervhlei r"laln
and llemstliched. Hair. NaU. looth. and riaie Mruabes,
Combs, l'lalu aud t'anoy Boapa, fenuuiery, Imported
and lioinestio l'ufls and 1'uU lioxes, and an eudiuS
vanety of Motions. ; .
Always on hand a complete stock of Ladles', (loots'
and Chi'dien's Underveats and Drawers i JSugllah aud
Gernian Hosiery In ( otlon Werluo, aud Vool. .
Cilh. Cradle, and BedBlanketa. - 1
Uanehles, AUendale, LancasUr, and Honey Comb
Quilts. .. ,. .
Table Linens, napams, io, ;' " coiorea
Koruercd, Uemian lioll. Kuaela aud American Crash,
batl'iudvale, Welsh, and Shaker FUnneU In all grade.
A lull line OlXIUrwrr v" "iMuu,
. mul f. KIMPMIN'lt SONS',
a j ' Sos. m and m tlHH bineU
. I ' V" ! 1 1, ,. .' , t I
DRY GOODS.
BLANKETS
FOR THE WHOLESALE TRADE.
BLANKETS
FOR HOTEL-KEEPERS.
BLANKETS
FOR INSTITUTIONS.
BLANKETS
FOR FAMILIES.
Comprising all the most popular makes, at the lowest
rices.
Just opened, several cases of '
BLANKETS
SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
CURWtN ST00OIRT & BROTHER.
Nos. 450. 452, and 454 N. SECOND St.,
'l3t ABOVE WILLOW.
P K ICE & WOOD
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and PILBEK
nAVE JUST OFENED:
COCO yards American Prink, last colors,
18 cents 8 yard,
lcoie fine quality French Merinos, H 25 a jard
Fine quality Clack Alpaca, CO, 66, GO,
ct uts, $1, $1 12 i, and 21 25 a yard.
FLANNELS!
FLANNELS!
All-wool Flannols, 85, 37, 40, 45, 60 cents, up
S12Caard.
Domet Flannels, 81 up to 00 centa.
All-wool bhukor Flannels, 60 cents np to tiara
Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flannels,
Best makes Bleached' and Unbleached Muslins, -
the very lowest market prices.
Yard-wide Bleached Muslins, 25, 23, 81,
37 cents.
Yara-wido Unbleached Muslins, 20. 3, 25 coots..
Billow Case and Shectins; Muslins, oto.
JUST OPENED:
One case Bridal Quilts, very clieap.
Tabic Linens, .Napkins andloweis.
White Goods, vory cho&p.
A large assortment ot Hosiery,
Ladles' and Hems' Merino Vests, very cheap.
A larire assortment of Edpinrrs Flouncinjrs, an
Inserting, Ladies' and tieuts' Linen Handkorchlofs.
Just opened, irom auction, a cheap lot ofl'orte
mouuaica, Tooth and Huir Bruahos.
PRICE & WOOD.
8 181 ' N. W. Corner EIGIHH and FILBERT SU.
CURWEH STODOflBT Ik BRO.
JICII PLAID POPLINS,
CASHMERES AND MKHIXOES.
Wc are now in daily receipt oi
NEW A Li la
AND
IV IN T K It D K E S S OOODS,
FROM LATE ARRIVALS,
AND SEW TOBK AND PHILADELPHIA AUCTION
SALE.
. CURVEN STCDDART & BROTHER.
Nos. 450. 452, and 454 N. SECOND St
9 10 3t ABOVE WILLOW.
P'K E S C II MERINOES
FBENCII CASHMERES,
NEW GOODS FROM THE LATE NIW TOBK
AUCTIONS.
critWEM BTODDART &, BROTHER,
, Nos. 4S0, 452, and 4S4 N. SECPND Street,
8 10 St Above Willow.
pARIS BIARRITZ CLOTHS,
IN CHOICE SHADES, '
FMOM THE NEW YORK AUCTION SALES.
C I'll WEN BTODDART &, BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452, and 464 N. SECOND Street,
10 , Above Willow.
s
ILK-FACED POPLINS.
8 I L K-F ACED E P I N G L E 8.
IS CHOICE COLORINGS.
CCRWEK BTODDART 4t BROTIIKR,
Nos. 450, 4S2, and 454 N. SECOND Street,
9 10 3t Above Willow.
QAPE MAY
ATLANTIC CITY,
AND LONG BRANCH.
DREIFUSS & BELSINGER,
No. 49 . North EIGHTH Street,
HAVE OPENED ON THE 14th INST.
A new and desirable lot of
ZEPHYR KNIT SHAWLS
Suitable lor the Watering Flaws, including
splendid assortment of
WHITE GOODS.
FUCKED MUSLIN,
SHIRKED MUSLIN.
SWISS HUSLIN,
PLAID NAINSOOK.,'
STE1TED NAINSOOK,
Bl CAMBRIC NAINSOOK
JHE AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINES
No. 64 BROADWAY.
, Mines, Mineral Lands, and Ores examined and reported
upon. Competent Engineers furnished to Mining Com
panles, ,
Consultations afforded on all Mining, Metallurgical
and Chemical Questions, at the office of tbe Bureau,
GEO. D. H. GILLESPIE, President.
DRAKE DE KAY. Secretary. a 10 tutbj rp
TR. HUNTER, No. 41 N. SEVENTH
BTREET. ABOVE FILBERT, PHILADELPHIA
Acknowledged by all parcel inturetted as by fau tha
in the trestment vf Ihieate xn hit tptetalty. QUICK.
1HOBOUOH, andptrmanmt euret guaranteed In everi?
case. Remembrr 8. Ht'MTKK'S Celebrated Remedial
1 - ... li ....mill... V. .- 1 1 : 7 , 7 - '
ii btVBMU Htruei. abov Filbert. g 6i
-J LADIES AND CniLDREN'8 SnOErT
awJ ot best quality i manuiactured and for mmil
tlip. by tha dozen or ense i suitable for retail tradaT
t'''" No 61 8. .FOURTH Street.
JpINE BREECH-LO ADI SQ SHOT GUNS
EXTRA FINS RIFLKt AND PISTOLS,
. , M ade io oidi by
I41mrp . ETAN8,No 23flBOtrXH 8lmt'