DRY GOODS.
WOOLLEN GOODS.
BIX THOUSAND YARDS.
LADIES' WEAR.
Frosted Boa vers.
English Whitney.
Velvot Boavert.
Astrnckians.
Chinchilla.
White Cloths.
Scarlet Cloths.
Middlesex Cloths.
Waterproof Cloths.
MEN'S. WEAR.
Silk Mixtures for Suits.
Fine Black Cloths.
Fine Black Cawi meres.
Casjjk Beavers.
-jxtra Heavy Overcoatings.
Fancy Cassimeres, $150.
Harris Cassimeres.
Biolley Cassimeres.
BOYS' WEAR.
All-Wool Cassimeres, $100.
Handsome Neat Styles, $1-25.
Very Heavy Dark Styles, $125.
Fino Light Woight and Colors, $160.
Cadet Grey, All Shades.
Boys' Overcoatings.
J. C. STRAVt 1!UIIjIE & CO.,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
61 8m
PRICE & WOOD,
IT. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
Have Just Opened
1600 pair Kid Gloves, best quality imported, tl-25
per pair.
Jouvin's Kid Gloves, best quality.
I.adiou' and Gents' Hosiery aud Gloves.
Ladies' Linen Cambric Bdkli,
Gents' Linen Cambric Ildkls.
Ladios' and Gents' Hemstitched Hdkls.
Black and Colored Velvet Kibboi.s.
Nob. 4 and 6 Corded Edjre Uibbons.
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Musli us.
FLANNELS!
FLANNELS!
All-Wool and Domet Flannols.
All-wool Shaker Flannols.
Do nu t Shaker Flannels.
Fine Quality back Flannels.
Heavy Groy and Hod Twilled Flannels.
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Canton
Flannels, etc. eto.
Handsome Plaid Toplins.
Plain All-Wool Poplins.
All-Wool Delaine and Morinoes.
Handsome French Chintzes.
Good quality Black Alpacas, very cheap.
PHICE & WOOD,
N W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Sts.
N. B. Lcdies' and
than wholesale price
Gents' Merino
Vosts, at loss
1818
FAR I ES & WARNER,
No. 229 North NINTH Street,
HAVE Oi'tNED TO-DAV,
1 case Cotton and Wool fehakcr Flannels, 31c.
1 do. Fine do. do. do. do. 40c.
Yard-wide all-wool SbakerFlaunols.
All-wool Flannels, 85, 87J, 45 50 to $1.
Heavy Brd and Grey t willed Flannols.
Double-width all-wool SlnrtiUK Flannels, SMO.
All-wool Cassinicro, lor boys' weal, 85, 00, and OCc.
Largo size all-wool Blankets, 80 75, worth 88.
Crib Uiatikits, job lot, just rece ved, &1-7C.
BlcacLcd Canton Flannels, 28 81, 37J, aud 40c.
Unbleached do. do. 20 22, 25, 81, 33, 35, aud 37;c.
Bleached Mu-hns, 20, 22, 23, 21, 25, to 3Do.
Unbleached do. 18, 21, 25, 28c, etc.
35c. ior li yard-wide 1'ilJow-caso lluslin.
Ladies' and Gents' Merino Vests, all prices.
Heavy Power-loom Table Linens, 87io to 81.
Linen Handkerchiefs, Towels, Napkins, Crash, etc.
Fine assortment Calicoes, 15, 162 20, 22, aud 23c.
Boys' colored bordered Hdkls., from auction, 15c.
Ladies' aud Gents' Hosiery at lowest prices,
loop SkirtB, warranted for six mouths.
Customers will And our prices right, for what we
sve in expenses w tako oil of prollts, consequently
ca sell lower tliuu thoso under ouormous oxpe"ses.
FA EI EC & AVAUXEIl,
99
No. HIO North NINTH Street.
rlEAP DRY COOuS, CARPETS,
on.
Miitks and Window Khades. V. E. ARU1IA.M
RAIT.T K. V.. I'lirlivr of ELEVENTH Ulld UAKKKT
htreei opened this morning, Horn auction, lun pieces
o Inraln L'arpeu, at oulj 50, 6i,V Me . SI, SI 2. nd
l'&O. EuKllah Tupestrv Brusne s t'arpctn, onlv Sl-.W,
worthfSU. Th ee plv Imperial Carpets, only 9i 20.
Ile up 'arpcts 37c. Hag Carpets, Mc r nuy andMtuir
Carpet. 25c to l'l)0. Floor Oil i;lcitha, two. Wool en
Jrunmg, 17. htalr Oil Cloths. 2.rc. Wlmiow
Shanes $1 up. Hutu Shadinir 6c. Muilins. 12 c.
Flunnei. 31c. Blnnke's H. Calicoes, lie. Cloths. H3.
Casaiinre. 1. Satinets, MIC. Alpacas. 37c. Merlnoe.
2c. htre for great bagaius, N. E. corner ELEVENTH
and MA.KET Mtruetd. 821 lui
SET-LNG AT A GREAT SACRIFICE-ALL
coles ot SI k Olmp and Girdles, Fancy chains and
Combs, a-lt Buckles and (Slides, I.lueu ilandkerohiols
all of coirs Alpaca Braids and Htlrt Braids, Hlk and
Mohair Indinv, Linen Mart Bosoms at manufacturer's
prices, ei. Ladles nlve ns a call beiore buying else
where tcconvlnce yourseives ot facts
WILLIAM LO..KllsrnTEn
No. 1U3 N. EIGHTH htreet
9 27 la hcxtto the N. E.cor. Eighth and Arch.
ROCtCHILL & WiLSOTJ,
Buwn Stone nothing Hall,
Nos 60; and 605 CHESITUT St., Phila.
We have just received a new and woll-sclected
OCkof ClATBS.CASSlMERES.and VESnNfJS.
Also, OTELCOATLNG8 and SUITINGS, which
we will xak to oidvr at the most rowoiable prloui.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH". PniLADtXPlIIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 18G6.
DRY GOODS.
M I L L. I K 13 N ' S
LINEN STORE,
No. 828 AllOII Stroot.
LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS.
In the nmrnfiicture of FTITCHED ItOSOMS wo
tire tlin tx nt Irish Linen of our own Imoortation, and
employ the lot machine-operator to the cl y. We
aro thus enabled to mppiy our customers with
BOSOMS OF UNEQUALLED QUALITY
Plain Flait Shirt Bosoms, all sizes of plait
Fancy Flait Bosoms, vory beautiful.
Boys' Shirt Bosoms.
Embroidered Shirt Bosoms.
Woven Shirt Bosoms.
HUSH SHIRTING LINENS.
Full lire of the best maltos of
direct from the Bleach holds of
piece warranted for durability.
LINEN, Imporlofl
Ireland. Every
Heavy Ooldon Flax Irish Linens.
Housewife Irish Linen.
Imperial Irish Linen.
Medium Irish Linen.
Fine Light Irish Linen.
Linens for .Housekeepers.
Linen Sheetings, Pillow Casings, Dainaik Table
Linens, Table Cloths, Napkins, Towellings by the
yard, Towels, Etc. Etc.
Hotels and Steamboats supplied at PACKAGE
PRICES.
GEORGE MILLTKEN,
Importer and Doaler in Linen Goods Only,
, , , No. 88 AltClI Street.
917 U2 31rp
JJ E 1' O T F O It
FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
A CARD.
SHEPPARD.VANHARUNGEN&ARRiSON
No. 100S CHESNUT STREET,
Whose Establishment for. the salo of
House-rum islilng Dry Goods
Is unequalled in the extent and variety of its assort
ment, beg to announco to Housekeepers renew ng
their supply, or persons about to luruish, that tlioy
aro now receiving their
FALL ASSOltTMENT
OF
Fresh Linen, Cotton, and Woollen
Good for Household Use,
SUCH AS
Linen Sheeting, Cotton Sheetings, Pil
low l.lutuH, Pillow Muslins, Damask
Tuble Cloths, Table I.iucus, Ua.
mask Napkins, Bordered Tow
els, TowtllluRs, iu lit a,
lllankets, Table and Piano
Covers,
And every other article suitable for a well ordered
housiliold. 1)14 Gin tuthi
Hi
IGHTN ST It E KT RIBBON STORE,
Ml. 107 IV. KIGHTII Cl'KKET.
Four Doors iroin Arch.
I would most resDictfullv announce to tne I adleg
centrally that J have now open a in out cureiuily se
lected stock of
FALL. MILLINERY GOODS,
Conitrlslnir
'HUMMING AND BOKNKT RIBBONS.
In all w tilths, iiualiticB, tnil styles.
VKl.ViT HIUaONS,
Black, colored, every width and shade,
bOAKKT VKliVKTS, SATINS, SILKS,
In ill dcHlrbie shade. .
AIko, a handsome assortment of
FlifcNCH KI.OWI.HS, KbATIlftRrt. TLUMF-S, ETC.,
.LAM rS' AND !tiIl,Lttie.N'H 1UIM
Of the nc oat uliupea and stylos. urnaiuuutB, Mallues.
FBaSicil'AKnNEW YORK. YORK BOMSET FR.VMKS.
which wi 1 he ail sold at tne low cat market prices. o
trouble to show goods. JV1Avm SH I1EI,,
9 tl l?t No. 107 N. KIUliTrl Mreut.
t'ountiv ordors carefully, s heretofore, attended to.
iio. ViU CUEMJT Mtrcet.
E.
NEEDLES.
Btrant-'crs and others will tind at
No. IC24 CHESNUT STREET
A lurt'o and complete ansortment ot
LACES AND LACE GOODS,
l.I.i BROIDERIES,
WHITE GOODS i
HA H I'KEI.CHIEFS. VEILS,
Li N Erf COLLARS AND CUfIS,
SLEEVES, ETC. ETC. ETC.,
In Kreat variety, and at LOW 1T.ICES.
E. Al. XKEDLES.
jaojiu xflJS3tHr KOI "OX
T.
SIMPSON'S SONS',
Ko. rl2. VINE STREET No. Oil
Dealers In Linens, W hite and Dross (loods. Embroi
deries. Hosiery, Gloves Comets. ilandkerchleiH I'luiu
anil lleuiHtiiched, lliiir. Nail, iooth. and Plain Bruihes,
Combs, 1'ihIu und Fancy Soaps, Fcr.unidry, Imported
and Domestic 1'uUs and l'uil Boxes, and an endless
Taiiety ol .Notions.
Always on hund a complete stock of Lad'es', Oonts',
and Chi (lien's l udervests and Urawers i English aud
German liosliry in rotton. Jer'no, una Wool.
lib. Cradle and Bed Blankets
Itarscllles, Allendule, Lancaster, nd Honey Comb
Quilts.
Tub e T.lnen. Napkins, Towels, Plain and Colored
Bordered, German Boll. Russia aud American Crash.
Ul'a?iuidvalo. Welsh, and Shaker Flannels In all grades.
A lull ilue ot Murserv Diapers of all widths at
9 5
Nos. .122 and Ki I'l.NE Street
T C H A M B E
fj . No.
R S.
810 A It i, II STREET.
Novelties opening dailv In
HEAL LACi2 000,
EMUHOIDERIES,
VVI1LTK GOODjj.
Thread Vcihs-Barcains
cambric Edi-'lncs and Infer'lnpra
Real Vul. llauUkirctilels.
Llntn Corars, Onus Sleeves etc. v 27 12c
nCGl'I.ELL cSt WILSON,
Brown Stone Clolliius Hall,
Nos. 603 and G05 CIIE3NUT St., Phila,
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING FOR
GENTLEMEN AND YOUTH
DRY GOODS.
AROURTON & SON.
No. 1 004 CtlESNUT STREET,
HAVE SOW OI EN FOB INSPECTION
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
IONHET VELVETS,
AiINS.
BONNET RIBBONS,
lKlMYUNO RIBBONS,
VELVEr RIBB0N3,
BATIN RIBB0N3.
MAN 1UA RLBB0NS,
R0CHL8, FRAMES, ETO.
COKDED BILK,
P..DLT DE S0;E,
ORO DE NAI-S,
FLO WEBS, FEATflEBS,
A Large Stock Peal Lace Goods in
CLCNYP.
POINT,
THREAD,
GUiMPURE,
BLACK THRUM),
H0NII0N, E.
VA1ENCIFNNES,
APl'LAQUE,
ENtLlCH U FRENCH.
1 LAL 1L KDE,
INbERTINGH AND BAKBE LACE 10 MATCH.
Ilandkcrrhlcfs, CJloves, Kmbrolderles,
Plain and Figured Nets, Crapes,
Edgings, Insertlngs, Veils, Collars,
W111TK. (JOODS, Ktc. Ktc.
First-olasi Goods at the price of Inferior.
A GOOD DISCOUNT TO THE TKUE. !)2?)stath
6&
4?
F0UETH AND AECH,
OPENING OF
FALL O O O 13 S.
TIMS' IRISH POPLINS.
riM8' FLAID POPLINS.
PLAID MF.RINOE8.
CASHMERE ROB EH.
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
ST. BkRNAUD SHAWLS.
BT. BERNARD CLOAKING.
EXPENSIVE SHAWLS.
J4 I2stnthrp
1866 J-OCTOBEPv DIXY GOODS !
OCR TRICES ABE DECIDEDLY REASONABLE.
Beautiful P'ald Poplins, Cashmeres olo.
Fine Plain Poplins Merlnoes, Emiiross f.'loths, etc.
I xcellent I'.lHCk Alpacas AH wool De.alnes ttc
Irtneh Chintzes ( allcocs, Ginghams Checks etc.
ETJP1KB LROt'HE AND PAISLEY SHWLS!
I ndies'. Misses' and Children's Blanket Shawls.
1 lucn Goods In g'eai arietv, cheap and voud
Blankets Flannels 1 Ickmgs, Quins ete. etc.
A spiendid .stock of P.oths .nd Cusslnieres at
.)OX:i'II 11. TIIIIKKLKY'S,
'I.oto Thorn'ev ,t Chlnn's).
N. E. COR EIGHTH AND M'KING (i vKi'f.k.
P. S. It cached and Uubleui.hed ilusllus a. lowest
n urket i rices. lo 3 ti
E.
R. L E K ,
41 OKl fl EiOIl'IH STREET.
HLt CbKUK 1U W : . W.'RNOl'K.
Wi'l reopou our new more. No. 43 North Ughth nt.( War
nock s oil established Stand), on Monday inoniliu
nut October Hih, wl h nn entireiTnev siockof Dry
Goods, purchased within the past week for cash.
. -T C. 11. LEE,
10-3 4t No 43 North Eighth atreet.
TF YOU WANT TO FIND A LARGE A3SORT
.L mens In Black and Colored Velvets, of all widths,
b WILLIAM LOIVNERSTADTEK'S,
No 1H3 N. ElO IT1I btrcnt,
0 271m Next to tho N. r'. cor - Ighth and Arch.
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
F O R R
A VALUABLE
E N T.
STORE,
No. 809 CHESNUT STREET,
In the National Bank of the Republic Bnildijg.
9 6tt
APPLV ON THE PREMISES.
QF11CES AUD LARUE ROOMS
F O 11 II E N T
IN THE
National Bank of the Republic Building,
Ncs. 8C9 and 811 CHESNUT Street,
The Balldlnu is supplied with Gas, Water, Water
ClOFfts, and eteam lieatlnp Apparatus. The rooms on
the third and fourth floors re lnrpc (50.s6o). weil ilch.ed
and tultab e tor a commercial College, or business or a
similar character.
Apply at the Bunk; 9 3Jt
LAROK, well lkjuted
AND VENTILATED
W 031, OX THE SEC0XD l mi
Of THE
"Evening Telegraph" Building,
No. lOB fcoutli TIllJtD 8trot,
TO RENT.
AVith or without steam power. Ajjf'ly in the
oilice, tirst lloor.
tQ
VALUABLE I'EOPFUTIKS IN TUG
LiiBl'SINESS PART OF CI1ESNCT STREET TO
LTL Lhl'. The vuluiilj 0 iiioperty at the N. W corner
01 Eleventh and Chcsnot streets. Also, Nos Ili3 a d
11.3, helonglnti t the Ounrd estate are henw vacuted,
uiui are to ho let iirbusiuos purposes. Allocations
lor rei tinK the sume ht panics who arc wlllliiK t'j make
the reouisite alteia. tons, or mu iiusire tne alterations
inane its the 'I rust, can be made at the Ollioe, No. lit
b. Fl F I II Htreet.
K3wths3trp . b.juavin, Ageuu
FOR HALE. THE FO U R-S TO It Y
modern liricfc UeBideuce No. 1821 SPKI'i'E
h 11 ret 22 leet noiit with three-story douhlu hack
hul.dlnuB, and lot !" et deep, to Dohhlns street; tins
two haih rooms, water chisoto, ueruianeut naslus and
replete with erv extra ruoarrn convonlenco 1'rio
fei titiO, clear of ail Inc .urohrsnce Terms accominu
datins. can be teen on (.ppllca Ion to
WILLIAM M FiRR.
0 27 71 No 824 CHESNUT Street.
WALNUT HTREET PROPERTY. FOR
iiU Balc.threo llw llnirs In New Row West TWESI V
lliSr strec. at Id COO 22 . 00. and i28 0u0. Also a su'jo
rior n.editim hizh lii.uxe No 211ti ARl'H St 92ilmrp
A 11 D
C A F P E E,
IMFOMTER
ANA CIGARS,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
AGENT FOR
STRATTON'S FAMOUS YEAST.
S. E.Cor. CHESNUT and FROM Sis.
7tuthslmtp ...
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
Broun Stone Clothing Hall,
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Phila.
The Largest aud Best Assortment
Boys Clothing In the City,
Boys' Clothing Mad to Order
of
CARPETINGS.
JAMES II. 0ME & CO.,
IVo. 620 CHESNUT STREET,
Between Sixth and Seventh Streets.
NEW CARPETINGS,
WHOLESALE AN!) RETAIL.
Juat Received lrr steamer " Mellta
French and English,
Axminrtsr, Royal,
Wilton G-4 Velvets,
English Brussels,
Croaaloy Tapestrios.
NOVELTIES IN FRENCH C00DS.
ftEW STYLES OT
6-4 Velvets, Axminster, Wiltons
and Brussels.
Carpels for Halls with Borders.
English Oil Cloths.
English and American Three-Piles
Ingrain and Venetians.
Druggets, Cocoa Mattings, Rugs, Mats,
Llueu Crumb Cloths.
JAMES H. ORNE & CO.,
No. 626 CHESNUT Street,
Between Sixth and Seventh Streets.
NEW CARPETINGS
WHOLESALE AN I) RETAIL.
FALL IMPORTATIONS,
JUST OPENED. C9 2J2m4
STP.ELT CARPET WAREHOUSE.
IMI'OITJ'ATIONK
OP
C .A. II I It: T INGS,
NOW OPENING.
LATEST SJ'YLFS
AT
LOWEST PRICES.
JOS. ULACKWOOD,
No. 83!i AltOLl Street,
TWJ DOORS ItELJW MVTH STRKET.
0 liitu h'.uirpj
LEEDOM & SHAW,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CAIU'ET WAREHOUSE
DJo. 910 ARCH STREET.
ARK OPKMKG AN ENTIRE SEW STOCK OK
Foreign ami Domestic Carpeting.;,
In erert st.ve mid variety,
(9 4m5i
BIOKKENE,
Oil LI FE-KE JU V EN AT0 It.
8TRES0TH TO TIIK WEAK YOUTH TO Til K AO ED
1 lits nrcDornilon Is nnenunl cd as a rcluvenatar und ra
BtdiiT ot wuhtcii und inur. lunciion.
ilieutiic 'lie utoo ana ai- inoso wuo note in nn.v
K ay Impsirf d their vitality by exo-ssivo men.Hl or phyi
eu 'flpli icu1Hn,w III tlnu thi tihikrene tr, he what 1(9 vime
impt.es u li rojuveiiator, wlilcli, wtlle it buiili up the
hhnltiTi d constitution, will a so linuiirl to tuu lue iuvs
the iNlt-Uif.sH anu vnerKT wi.ich hcloiiK to youth.
Ko matter bv vhaf cause any o.caii hai hrcoinoenroo-
bleu In lis iunntlns tills supcb prsparatloa win reiuuvu
that csus" o onuo and orvror
JiIoKKKMi cuvesiienflia! iie'iinty imnotency, ner
vous lnciiliacttv, Iiy.neiwiia. Dfaiiresiiion Cuss of Apne
tlte. Low f-p.rl's, imneciiity, Vlentui Imlole iee nim'is
tl(-n 1-nniil It has a nicst deuith'lul Ucsiralile. and
not el cheer upon tlic l ervnushj stt in and a w bo are In
liny wov pro.-tra ed Dr nervous aisulil lues nro citrii'isni
HdvlM'rt to seek a cure In this most excel cut and un
equalled preparation.
I410K1U' Kb Iho Fee be, tlie Lanpnld, the Despair
1r the (Ud. slionld give tills valuable dl-tcovr. a trim ;
It will he ibiind tola ly ditleieut truui a l other article
for the sume uurnose. ... .
IO r'liAl ALES. 1 his preparation is invuiuauie in ner
vous weaknesses oi all Kin '.s, us n win resioro iuu
wasted strnth with woi,der.ui perniaiienoo.
It Is ulso a i-1 and Tonic, anil wi.l kivo rn let'
aivo re iet m uv:iep-
sia with the ti t dose A brlet
iiersis prica 111 us uso
wrl lenovaie the stomncn to i
degree of perleet health
(ins Dodarner bottlo. or six uouies ior ss.
I'ruutlsts ueniriil v Kent bv express anywhere py ad
drefsiua UUTt'HIMISJt IIILLYKK Proprietor.
ieiJi.1 oiretiL. .uv orb
K.ilri bv
JOSOS. H'LLOWAV & COWOKS,
Io a f.o.iii si.vui htreeu
4 If) thFtiifimrn No X RKCOJiDht.
QlL O P E T 11 O L E
for ntANci:.
THE MAG SINS CENERATJX DE ST. DE3I3,
which aro situated No. 42 AVENUE DE PARId. at
Kulut Denis, cose to Tarls, kep OIL OF Pb.TR')
LKUM in lion vais. with a uuarantee that the loss does
not amount to more than three or Ave per cent, an
nually. Advance ot lunds 76 per L.ent.
Moderate charge tor storage. Applf tor full particu
lars to the Director,
8thl0trp h. LEPORME.
72;j.o PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
ft kin. HAHlJEN'l'd ord.rs aro rooelvcd as
uiuul (during the past elirht years) st M AHON & (Ju.'.s ,
No. iir, ( lieMiut atnet. l'lanos ruleaihcied wi'hont re
moving, to so una a vooii as new. ti 'il lui rp
ROCKHILL & WiLGO,
. BroAvn Stone Clothing Hall,
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Phila.
Ready-Made Clothing for Men.
Ready-Made Clothing for Yonth.
Ready-Made Clothing for Boys.
f APPETINQS.
J. F. & E. B. Oil N E,
No. 904
CHESNUT STIIEKT'
THIRD DOOR AMOVE NINTH,
NOW OPENING
FALL IMPORTATIONS
NEW CARPETINGS,
J. F1. & IS. 33. ORISrE,
ISTo. 904
CHESNUT STREET,
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES
IN
FRENCH CHENILLE CARPETS.
J. F1. & E. 13. OK1STE,
IVo. 904
CHESNUT STIIEET,
I N01ISH ROYAL WILTON
I NJ.LMI BRUSSELS CARPETS,
Now Do.siarris.
J. 17. & 35. 33. OKISTE,
ISTo. 904
CHESNUT STIIEET,
MICSSI. JOHN CROsSEY & StlNS'
NEW STY EE
C-4 VELVET CARPETS
J. F. & E. B. 0 51 N E,
lSro. 904
cilESNUT STIIEET,
8(0 PIECES
LNdiLMI TAPESTRY CARPETS,
CIIOICK STYI.KS,
Koiv Tnndlug front Steamer "Mcltta."'
J. F. cfc 35. 33. ORXI,
No. 904
CHESNUT STIIEET,
English a:?d AirErjcMi 3-ply cAr.PZTS.
es-glie:i and ahei.icait utghaitt cah?eis,
BCRDEP.ED rilUSG2T3.
10-1, 12-4, 1G-4 D3.U'iGE'i'a.
STAIR Duau2T3.
J. TP. cfe 35. 13. ORX.E,
ISTo. 904 .
CHESNUT STIIEET,
ENGLISH
LS
FOH
1JAELS AND STAIRS,
WITH EXTRA BORDERS.
J. F. & E. B. OR ME,
IVo. 004
CHESNUT STIIEET,
THIRD DOOR ABOVE NINTH,
FANCY RUGS AND SHEEPSKIN MATS.
COCOA MATTING, ALL WIDTHS.
ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS, FOE FLOORS.
ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS, FOE STAIES.
5
THE ISSUE.
ONE MAM VS. THE NATION.
WHICH SHALL PHEVAIL?
HON. HANNIBAL HAMLIN ON TnK
GREAT QUESTION.
His Oration at the Academy of
Music Last Evening.
speciai. pnohooRArtito report fob xn th
INO TKl.KOHAFU 1
Last evening tho Academy of Mttnlc was flllfd
ij a Inrgo anil oulliuHiaHtic audirnc,1 who had
ooen orawn thithiv b tho announcetiiPLt of im
alllre8 on the 'Ie?tic of tho Day" by Ilauaibai
Ilatnliu, the true patriot who was (ioiertod by
hia party that it miuht place Audre Johnaoa
In power. The peculiar relation wnich Nr.
Hamlin had sustained to the Union part and
the country nave irreat weight to his words, it
addition to that which hit eloquence and un
flinching loyalty imparled.
Previous to the appearance of the orator of
the eveninir, Uennann's Satterlee Baud dis
coursed patriotic airs, to Hie evident satittiaclioa.
of the audience.
A few minutes after 8 o'clock, the late Vice
President appeared, and was greeted with the
most iiithtisumic applause. Isaac Ila.lohurst,
Ei-q., tbeu stepped lorward and introduced Mr.
Hamlin in the following appropriate words:
I am pratelul, very pratelul, lor the podition
that enable me to introduce to this fair and
be autitul an iirnce, licautiliil because it is lair,
the noble champion of true republican sin,
whose name is linked nearer than aur other to
the Rianoeur and sadness of toe past, linked
with thai ol our martyred Prei1eiit Lincoln.
(Api-lutifie ) Our dhit!naui-hfd put st U a tried,
loyal American Matctunau (apulause), the
noblest ttjltof man, acd we welcome aim to
niulH for lits devotion to the republic. (Ap
plause.) We honor him because ho has scorned
the wrath and deticd the opprcshiou ot powor.
(Applause.) We woicotno him alio as the
tepit-ccutativcol a noble btutetLiit has uut);urel
the fjtites of the morn tm, and ushered in with
the chorus of thirty lhoutaud Irccmen the bu
tf Aiiutlcuu liberty. (Applause.) We welcome
lii Hi to ilna aii'iieuco iu the city of tlia Consii
tiitit.n, und I have tu'bured bim that in thia
uudiebce he will find now Unit can ever lorer 't
to love ay, to love the republic. (Applause.)
Alter tlie ttpplau-jc which greeted the mention
ot Mr. Hamlin's numc hail nuiside i, he sjuke aa
follows:
These freiieroun iilauuits speak no uncertain
sound (applause); tli-.v come irotu the lip? of
men who vciv l.iyal to mir country (apola ie),
and they as-sure ine Uiat I am to-uiuht before
ladies and p-entleuien vho steod by our
couutry in its ourK unci trying hour, wlion the
cloud ol war hum: over tlie laud; anu it azures
nie ttiat as thev felt an interest then n its wel
ture, they are de'ennineil to be consulted in the
beUicnieu'. ot that conlltct.
I might bettor come, my friends, to-ninht and
take a coal train the tires that are burning udo
your altars unt upplv it to human lip.', than
cipeet, by autrht that 'I can say, to interest or
puido jnu alona the ruurd pathway of duty in
the prceut, .crisis. I am surrounded here to
night by t'Je loyal ' Leaeue of Pennsylvania"
(uppiaut-t), wbo!e deeds and whoso aevotion to
il ur common country are themes of praise umm
every loyal lip. (Applause) I remember well,
but a little more than two years siuce, I spent
that lucmorubic Subhatb with you which suc
ceeded that ternble cinlilct atOlt.vsburtr, paiu
titl yet pratifyinK in i.s results. Ptilniul Lhat so
uiauv ol our truu and loyal men went down t
their cruves, but Ki"tilyiu that tho backbone
of the Rebellion was there trokeu. (Applause.)
1 vUited on that sacred duy your cliiirches,
where woman, with her delicate 1 and and nicer
iiixtiitcts, was devonug all her energies to alle
viate the condition ol the wounded; and a more
Christian service, in my lUiiiMuent, was never
per'oriucd in the churches thun on that day.
(Applause.) We meet ro night with no respon
sibility upon our hands of burying the dead and
caring lov (lie wounded; but, my friends, let me
tell you you npverpatbered wirhiu the walls of
this temj le, or clae where, with higher or more
momentous responsibilities rc-iing upon yon
tlinn thoe that reet upon yon to-night.
We toutilit thi war tnrough successfully. We
bore nloit the bunner of our country in i thou-f-atui
nu'lits, and we have come herp to counsel
wild each ottier what uro the Lee;t moJes of
si'curirg the legitimate results of all tlloe
biit ties.
We now have arrived at that point whero you
yourselves ve. the people ot the country "are
to determine upon what terms and upon what
condition those who seceded to destroy tliia
(ioMTuincnl ehall be restored to a participation
iu it. (Applause.) 1 believe, my friends, that
you will empathize with me when I say that,
itt the earliest moment practicable, we will w;l
cnii e them buck, all the States of this Un on.
1 wih the time were now, when they co.ild
resume their ancient position (applause); but
vc flare not I u.e the word oareiully -we dare
not welcome them buck upon an v other terms
than those that hhall guarantee equal rights to
every mau. (Apphuii-e.)
In'the name ot three hundred thousa.id men
who went down to patriotic eruvest by ull rhe
obligations that we owe to th loyal men in the
South, w ho stood by our country in the hour of
trial; from every consideration that can cuide
us as MHlcs'iien, we dare not bring tne llebel
Mate' buck until wo are satisfied tnatthis dread
ful struggle Khali not again be hurled upon
those who come after us. (Applause.)
I wish it were now. Iam tired of this lung
and constant struggle. I would welcome, them
with open arms; und in the language of tnat
crent and good man ay, the man vho in .your
hearts holds hardiy li second plac to ti.tit of
Wahint ton "I would accept them, and treat
them with charity for all and malice to. van's
none." (Applau-e.) We ha.e a r ght to ask
that the men whose hands are red aud reeking
w tth tho blood of our ons and brothers that
went down ro the crave wo wane the light to
ask and to demand ia It not our duty po to de
mand? that we phall nnnerstiitid that the con
troversy when settled shall he so settled that
there sliall be no oibturbanco in the future.
(Applause.)
Have we not paid enough ? My friends, more
than three hundred thousand men have gone
down to patriotic graves for you and mo and.
our friends.
Have we not contributed enoucrh in the bil
lions ot money taut we eontvlivited from our
treasury to denimd that when tiin final settle
ment is' made it shall bp made noon tei-ns and
conditions that shall never be disturbed? (Ap
plause.) Bntwd find tlie country in a woful
condition. We are aiiia.ed, ana each.'mau asks
the other, "Whv is it?"
Wheu you strip the issues of the present hour
of extraneous questions, you reduce v, to a
s'mple proposition, whicu can b.' statud in a vei v
few words; and it is a proposition presen-d to
ns of Executive usurp'on uoon iho one hand
and Concresslonal legislation upon the o her.
(Applause.) 1 know well that there are many
collateral issue and questions hBt arise. Wh -n
you take tbem awav, it is reduced lo a single
question ol executive ordinances and leci'Mivo
enactments, and it is mv purpose, in thesug
rwtinns which I shall make, to look t the ccm
lition of things.
Continued on flte 8tiib roye.