4
niOLUHKD KVRRY AFTERNOON
fMUPSTt BXOKPTXD),
AT TBS smSISG 'I ELf GRAPH BUILDING,
108 B. Third Street.
Trie, Three Cents Per opy (Double Sheet), or
l UhU-cn Ceo a Per Wies, payanle to the Carrier and
nailed te But acrlbers out or the city at Nine Doll an
Per Annum j One Dollnr and Flitr rents for Two
Mentha, Invariab J in advance for the period ordered.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 18GG.
The One Thing Nendfnh
Bk not distracted, men of tbe Worth, from the
' true issue now before you, by any of the sida
questions which the wily Democrats seek to
involve in the contest. Let the great cause
for decision be stripped ot all its superfluities.
Let it be kept constantly in sight, and It
must compel you to stand steadfast. The
question to be settled Is not negro suffrage ;
' it is not equality of the races ; it is not an
, opposition to the President for the sake of
opposition. It is whether disloyal men shall
, be permitted to make laws for our country
, without giving sufficient guarantees of their
' future good behavior. The issue is not in
.'regard to our right to exact guarantees, (or
both the President and Gonsrress agree on
that. There on be no discussion over that
t right
The Tresident distinctly stated that the
South mustratity the amendment by abolish
ing slavery ere they could be recognized by
him. In so doing he did right. But we want
something more than that. We want addi
tional guarantees. The Congress of the
United States, which certainly has as much
, right to propose conditions as tbe Chief Exe
cutive, demands that another amendment be
adopted. The issue is on the adoption. Those
in favor of the amendment will vote with us ;
those opposed to it will vote with our foes.
The speakers of both parties have kept all
the provisions of this mildest of conditions
' continually before the people. They have
. explained them fully. It would be Insulting
the intelligence of our readers to go over the
ground again. Every man with proper self
respect must lavor the amendment. It is
simply a declaration of that equality of pro
tection of every man who has property to
hold It, and for all to acquire it if they can.
It is a pledge that the national debt shall ba
paid; and a provision that perjured traitors
shall not hold office, unless they be specially
pardoned. These are its simple sections. They
are only just They are mild, and no fault
can be found with them.
When the Democrats state that the Issue
is negro suffrage, they wilfully state what
they know to be false. We believe that the
question of suffrage rests with each State.
We believe that they have the sole power.
We merely say that if the negro is to be
counted in the apportionment he must vote.
If he is not counted, be need never have the
right until doomsday. This is the issue, the
sole and only issue, and one which tlu oppo
sition are seeking by all the means in their
power to disguise. Keep it before the peo
ple. Loyalty is the test of readmission to
Congress. It, and only it, is the one thing
needful.
Tbe Canvass in New Yoik.
Oub friends in New York are making a gal
lant canvass . Able speakers are addressing
immense audiences throughout the entire
State, and the interest of the people in the
questions of the hour is deep and intelligent
The popular interest in the discussion of
political questions is a marked feature of the
campaign this fall in all the States. We
ascribe it to the peculiar character of the con
. test. It is really a summing-up of the great
work of the war, an endeavor to realize the
fruit of our victories in the field over the
Rebellion. 1 he people who, have made such
heroic sacrifices in sustaining the Govern
ment, are now justly incensed at beholding
the hard-earned fruits of their toil and suf
fer.ng imperilled by the corrupt machinations
of reckless and abandoned politicians. In
addition to this, the contest has assumed a
shape which involves a fundamental consti
tutional question of the deepest moment.
' For the first time in the history of the conn
try do we find the constitutional power of
the people, through their Representatives, to
make the laws seriously menaced. The
"claim of President Johnson to reconstruct
the late Bebel communities Into Mutes ef
this Union is a claim on his part to exer-
cise legislative functions of the highest order,
and upon one of tbe most important subjects
; ever brought betore the American people.
The claim is a startling one, for it strikes at
the root of the Government. Hence the
profound interest which pervades the public
mind.
New York Is cursed with one of the most
corrupt cities in Christendom, but she is
blessed with a vast rural population of great
intelligence and moral worth . The city rolls
up a huge majority for that, sham and impos
ture which cails itself Democracy ; but the
country is generally able to overcome this
concentrated voice of vice and vlllany, and
keep tbe State true to order and the interests
of good government, Ot the population that
contributes to the real welfare, growth, and
greatness of the State of New York of her
taxpayers and indu'trial classes a majority
of from fifty to one hundred thousand are
unllormly vo ers and supporters of the Union
Republican ticket. The nature of the fight,
locally, Is thus revealed at a glance. The
only bope 01 the Democracy is in New York
' city. The State, outside of tbe city, is as
reliably Republican as Massachusetts.
Our friends are confident ot carrying the
Slate. The coalition between the Conserva
tive Republicans and the Democrats, which
at one time threatened to cost us a few thou-
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHIL
Mod votes, has fallen tbrounrh. and the Re
publican ticket will get the votes of all the
Conservatives, except those who belong with
the Democratic party, and have been waiting
for a chance to go over to it, 1 Pennsyl
vania rhall do her duty, there is no doubt of
a glorious and inspiring victory in New York.
The Plant In the Third District.
In tho Third District of our city the issue
between the sympathizer of the South during
the war and the stern loyalist of all time
is squarely set forth in the Congressional can
vass. Mr. Charles Buckwalter, tho gentle
man who could not understand how a
political opponent could call bim a gen
tleman, and who deems It inconsibtent
for a paper to praise him personally and
condemn him politically, is the represen
tative of the ultra win? of the peace Demo
cracy. We have quoted from his record.
We stand by our quotation?. He dare not
deny them. They weie published in his
organ. They were seen by him, and not con
tradicted. They were his views, and he
ought now to stand by their expression, lie
is of tbe Democracy, with tho Democracy,
part of the Democracy, and all not Demo
crats should oppose him. Hon. Leonard
Myers, on the other hand, is a loyalist to the
core, is a tried and experienced public ser
vant, and should be sent back to his seat, as a
deserved compliment to a faithful servant,
and a rebuke to the anti-war men. The issue
is tairly and squarely settled. Let those who
voted (or Pendleton during the war vote lor
Duck waiter now. Let those who supported
Lincoln and the war vote for Leonard Myers.
Tbe Falsehood ol Desperation.
So active and able were the efforts of Hon.
Leonard Myers for the business Interests of
bis constituents, that it is no wonder many
ot their trades associations have passed reso
lutions of thanks in his favor. Among others,
the public have read in our colutnus those
of the clgarmakers and glass-blowers, of
whom there are thousands in his district.
To-day, the malignancy of spite is exhibited
by some of the officers of tho Ciar-malcers
Union in attempting to deny their own act in
his behalt, by asserting that he voted against
what he advocated.
Tbe Daily Globe of Thursday, May 22,
180C, will show the utter falsity of this state
ment, Mr. Myers was thanked for his efforts
to obtain a tax on leaf tobacco. lie voted
for bis amendment, but the Ilouse voted
him down ; and these men. it seems, then wished
him to have voted against the whole tax bill
and prevent the Government from getting
any revenue at all, because he failed to im
press tbe House with his views.
Such miserable tricks will not prevent Mr.
Myers from receiving the thanks of the
Cigar-makers at the polls.
Tbe Glotlous "Invincibles."
We suppose a grander spectacle in the mat
ter ot processions was never witnessed than
the parade last night of that splendid body of
young men known as the Republican Invin
ciblea. It was rn inspiring sight to behold
their massive columns, over twelve hundred
strong, as they passed alone the streets. They
are fine representatives of that great host of
intelligent young men all over our country
who contribute so much to the life and vigor
of the Republican organization.
Tbe form of this organization has spread
far beyond our own city, and similar organi
zations are being perfected in many other
localities. The dastardly assaults upon these
young men last night by Democratic rowdies
shows how their influence is felt and feared
in tbe ranks of the opposition.
1 he Meeting Last Night.
The immense gathering last night on Broad
street numbering its tens of thousands, and
filled with the loftiest and most inspiring
enthusiasm was one of those magnificent
demonstrations which, on the part of the
Union Republicans, have so signally marked
the present campaign. Beside it, the attempts
of the Democracy dwindle into utter insig
nificance. There is no mistaking the senti
ment of the people. They are with us ooer
whelmingly, and next Tuesday will witness a
victory whose magnitude will astonish the
most ardent of our friends. But we must
work, work, work, until the polls are closed
on Tuesday night.
Clinging to a Falsehood.
The Age repeats the stale and utterly worn
out lie about the bounties to white and colored
soldiers. Neither the word "white" nor the word
"black" occurs in the bounty law ; and what is
more, tbe law as it passed received the nearly
unanimous support of the Democratic mem.'
hers in Congress, and was signed by President
Johnson, wbom the Democrats pretend to
endorse. ,
Dir. Greelev's Speech.
Horace Gbeelbt addressed a vast au
dience at the Academy of Music last night.
He spoke words of truth and soberness, befit
ting the momentous issues of the hour. The
house was full to oveiflowin?, but we wish
that every voter in the city could have heard
bis speech. It will be found reported in full
In our columns to-day.
Tuk TniBD of a series ot murderous and
cowardly attacks was made last night at
Sixth and Chesnut streets on the Myers Cam
paign Club, in which a number were injured
or shot. While noticing these outrages, on
behalf of the causo, and at the especial request
of Hon. Leonard Myers, we beg our friends
to desist from retaliation, buch infamous
outrages are the last resorts of desperate
men, spurred on by tbe Infamy of despair.
Mr. Myers' success is sure. Ills cause is
just. It is the cause of the country and the
country's defenders. The day of election is
at hand. Let the ballots of the people answer
the murderous bullets of aur traitorous foe.
B auk-Bali.. The views we expressed In
regard to the present dissipation of base-ball
have been assented to by the leading papers
and reasonable people all over the country .
Our editorial on the subject has been repub
lished in nearly all the leading journals, wich
comments 'n favor of our views. The mer
chants also support us, and all true lovers of
the cramc also see the sense of our suggestion
and have declared in tavor of a renovations,
of the game and remedy of the excess. As
they value Its continuance, let them see to it
at onre.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
TUK QUARTERLY MRKTlN'fJ OF
the flfibbjltt) 'chon rnnnrrtivt with thn NORTH
BROAD HTKKKt Pill 8BY ThKIAN CIWK II (Kev.
Dr Adnms', wl I be ha d Tomorrow Evening, at 7
o'clock Addresses by 'he Iter. Mr ALLr.N. from
Nashville Ti mi.. ':HA.KLK V. I.F.X, tn , and other.
Parents and tnouds of s.bbnth School are cordial y In
vited. r5jf THE ANNUAL MKETINO OF 8TOCK--iy
holder of the CALDWELL OIL COMPANY
will ba tu ld at the (Mice ot the Company. o
WALMT1 Street on WrDF,SIAY, Go ober IT 1H31.
at 12 o'clock v., at which time an Election tor Direc
ton will beheld.
0IIARLF.8) M. SITEB, Bocrc'arr.
Philadelphia, October B. luCfl. 10 e lot
irr;? RELIGIOUS SERVICES EVBRY
RondHy Evenlnir at 7H o'clock. In the URKKM
HIIX l'RK-BY IKKIAN CHCUCH . (MR Attl) Avenue,
above Sixteenth street, fbr the benefit ol tbe public.
Rev FitANri. 8. KOIIBIN.S. Pastor, wll p-oach To
morrow Kvening. All seats free. This li a permanent
arrangement.
MIRTH HROAD STREET PREsBY-
TF.m YN CHURCH, corn.r of RRDVI) and
t.RI-F.N NtreeU Preaching To-morrow at 1"X A. M.,
by Rev. JoHN ALLK, D. 1 01 Nanhvl le Quarterly
nieellng of ahbath School at TH P. M Addr a will
be delivered by Mr. ALLEN and others. Stranger In
vited IKST" PLYMOUTH CONIJREGATIOVA L
OmjKCII.In Hail KIDuE A venue, he.nw .laf
letfOli street The ei vices ot Organization lo-morrow
morning at !!! o'c'ock. Kermon bv Rev. L. W. II H r.
Brook'vn. Preaching In the evening at IX nVlnck.
uy nur. inion ku.-M3E.lt , rasior eiecu
jrEr" "MEDITATIONS AT THE CROSS."
zsy Rev.JOHN K CHFBIUKP. of Ka'U nf Norm vl-
kill BaDllai Cliurch will nrrncli on above mihl.nf at
A MFK AN MECHANICS' H LL, corner of KOUHTH
and C.EONUE Btree r. To-morrow Aiternoon at ZH
o clock. At' are invited. c
WEST ARCH STREET PRESBYTE
RIAN CHUR' H corner of F.IOH rKKNTH
Street. Preaching by Rev. K. H. NKVIS To-morrow at
iu a. hi ttcrmon on "woman and her indebtedness
to the (iospel," at 1H P. M. Mrungers ar invited.
11 EV. G. A. 1'tiLTZ WILL PREACH
In the TABERNACLE BAPTIST CIUIROH
CHKFNLT Btreet, West ot l.ighteenth. To-morrow
mine and Evening. Service commence at lu
A. If. and 7'4A P. M. Strangers curdlaliv Invited.
ftZ&f THE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY.
V-3 Tho alterations and Improvements In thN
Church being finished it will be ouonei, for Divine ser-
vice lo-nionow. at iui A. ol and H p. M.
TENTH BAPTIST CHURCH. EIGHTH
Street hn.AHmi.n d.pvln.j U.I.I..I1, rt.i-n-
Ing atlOHoV ockj evening- at 7 H o'clock Preaching
by Rev. J. S KEN SURD of Albiuy
rr EBEKEZER M. E. CHURCH. TUK
- Pastor will preach on Sunday next at 1H
o'clock A M , and 7M o'clock P. M. Cotno-union ser
vices at o'clock P M.
tf SECOND PRKSHYTERIAN CHURCH.
SEVENTH Street, bo ow Arch -The Paitor,
Rev. K. R. BEaDLE, wl l preach To-morrow at lh
A U -.1 U I M -
CHURCH. BROAD AND OKPOKO
Streets. Vrcachlnrr To-morrow Mornlnir hv
Rev. FRANK L KOKINs. Evenlnir. bv Rev. KouF.RT
A DA IK.
Kgr-' REV. VY. W. NEWELL (UNITAKlAN)
K? will oreaoh at LASOSTHO iTI'.H II ALL. r.
mantown, To-morrow Mornlnir at 101 o'clock
CHRIST CHURCH, GERMANTOWN
Rev. CTIARt.ES C IIFKaNY wl l nro.h l
this Church, D. V.. To morrow Morning and Evening.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
J MUJAVIP.O IS TUB NAME (PRO
bably Russian), of the most delicious Perfume that
ever came in contact with our Oliactory Nerves. We
recommend every one to try It. For sale by all tbe
principal Drugalsts. Daily Bo 'Ion JraMler. 1 14 Oinrp
irjST- COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION.-
e- The orignator$ ol the anathetic use of Nl rous
uxiae uas. extract teetn wunvu: anv pain Mure
than 34oU peisona liave signed our certificate scroll to
that ellecL The list can be seen at our rooms, at No.
W WALNUT Street Come to headquarter We
never tan. 10 5 lm
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.-JOY
rOE & CO ,N. E. corner ol FIFTH and CHES-
NCT Streets. Philadelphia, and TKIBUNK BUILD
INGS. New xork, are agents tr the "Telkgbapu," ana
lor the Newspapers ol the whole country.
7 30 6ui4u
irjsr 'AMERICAN
ACADEMY
0 F
It ,ty
MUSIC.
JOHN B. OOCGII,
will deliver TnO LECTURES under the auspices of
the
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 10,
Subject 'CURIOSITY."
This is an entirely NEW i.EcTURE, and wUl be de-
Ivcred for the FIRST TIME In Philadelphia.
THURSDAY EVENING, October 11,
FubJect-"ELOQUEJ5 AND ORATORS."
Tickets at Ashmead & Evans' Bookstore, No. 724
CHtSNUT Street.
Reserved Seats .'50 cents and 75 cents
Orchestra and Stage 50 cents
Unreserved Family Circle 23 cents
Doors open at 7 o'clock, Lecture to commence at 8
o'clock. - 10 6 4t4p
DEPARTMENT Or RECEIVER Q.y
TiiriS. PfiiLADKLPHiA. October 3 lgr.fi
NOTICE TO PERSONAL TaX PAYK.UM
Any recelot Issued bv an Alderman lor Punnmi
Taxes for anv year prior to lSbtf (lor City or State) is
not va Id 'I he oulv authorized parties appointed tor
the collection ot men taxes i t the lieUuquem Tax
voi.eoiorB, or me cherts at inia omce.
Information Is iesiecttully requested when anv iter
son or persons attempt to lwiue such receipts, as they
will ue urait wiiu acvoruina co law.
(Biiniedl CHARLES O'NFII.T.
lOJijllt Receiver of Tax js.
KM HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE
t3 OF PENNSYLVANIA -Tue Introductory Lei
ture. on the opening of the Nineteenth Annual -esslo'i
ot ihis College, ol 1 he delivered by Professor UEORUH
F FOO IK, at tbe College Building FlLUEkr Wtree".
above Eleventh, at hali-past 7 o'o'ock P. M.. MON
DAY, Oo ober 8. Doora open at 7 P. M.
'j he public are Invited.
102t
U. N. GUERNSEY. M. D , Dean.
fTSr- UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
TbeFeneral Introductory to tbe One-liunired-'nd-Flrst
course of Lectures will be oellvered by Prat R a.
F. PENROSE, M. D., oa MONDAY, the tjtu Inst, at 12
o'clock M.
It B E ROGERS, M. It., Dean.
T3J PHILADELPHIA LYCEUM
MEETS
Corner Ol
3ty TO NIGHT at 8 o'clock at B. t
NINTH and BPRINU GARDEN Streets.
Admittance iree The public are Invited.
Debate, etc.
gj5p NEW VLKFUME FOR THE HAA'DKhUCHlKF.
PIIALON'S "Night Blooming Cereus."
PHALON'S "Night Blooming Cereua."
PIIALON'S "Night Blooming Ccreua."
PIIALON'S "Night Blooming Cereus."
PIIALON'S "Night Blooming Ccreua."
A most exquisite, delicate, and Fragrant Perfume,
distilled from the rare and oeautUul flower trom ubicu
it takes Its name.
Max ulactured only by 61Swi
PIIALON aV SON, Netr York.
BFWAUE OF COUNTERFEITS.
ArK FOB PIIALON 0 TAKE NO OTUEB.
ADELPIIIA, SATURDAY,
POLITICAL.
Eioirrn legislative district.-
v-' Tfta attMtlAn Af Ik. m,m m tkla dtatrlnft la
called to the following fact?
A effott was made on Thursday, the 4th Instaat. te
bribe th printer having chime of the ladependeat
Ticket for Representative to suppress them, or to dis
appoint the committee In obtaining them. This effort
was entirely unnucoeiwfui.
m at a v oat rol owed 1
On las Dletit. tti nr,.mlsea oftha netnfjhe were broken
In'o, and ransacked 10 discover these ticket, bat with-
uui puvvriw.
lionot these faots show how ntterly onorupalons
the it ends of Mr Keras are. In their efforts to defeat
the will of the people r
1 lie same spirit which Dominated Mr. Kerns fraudu
lently, win hesitate at nothing to acoompllnh bis
election. y
VOl r.RS, ATTFHD TO 1 r.
By order ot the Committee.
I H. V. THOMPSOlf, President.
FIFTH WARD UNION REPUBLICAN
TICKET.
For Conirreaa,
CHARLES GIBBONS.
Assembly,
JOSEPH T THOMAS
Alderman,
WILLIAM D. LELAR.
School Ttlrertora,
COLLIN 4 Wr.ST,
h DM I'M) H. YART,
JOHN JO FORTH,
WILLIAM H. OSKINS. 10 5 21
O FALL STYLE HATS. Q
THF.O. II. M' CALL A,
Hat and Cap Emporium,
Um4p
No. 804 C1IESNUT Street.
JMPOUTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
OPENING OF THE NEW GALLERY
OK TJ1R
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE
ART ASSOCIATION.
AT 13 O'CLOCK THIS DAY (SJVTIR
DAY) OCTOBER 6,
WILL Bf THEOWN OPEN,
For tbe first time, the e!erant Qallorles of the aboys
Aaeoclation, with additional 1'aiutings,
FRtiE TO THE PUBLIC,
At No. 1305 CHESNUT Street,
THE PHILADELPHIA ART GALLERY,
(F. Gabrylewitz )
The Association bavin removed (torn tbe Rooms
oi Mr. B. Scott, Jr , in order to secure additional
facilities, will occupy toe above Ga lory (1HE
FUNIS! IN 1QB CU V),
UNTIL THE GREiT PISrtt'BUTION
CF OVKB
THREE HUNDRED VALUABLE PREMIUMS
Whlcli will Speedily Take Place.
SPECIMEN ENGRAVINGS,
Which every Subscriber receives at the time he sub
scribes, on exhibition at tbo Olfice,
To be in time, shares should b secured imme
diately.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
Will remain open, for a abort
GALLEiUfcS,
time onlv, at tbe
No. 1305 CHESNUT Street,
And also at tbe down-town
BRANCH OFFICE,
No. 607 CHESNUI Street,
NEW BULLETIN BUILDING.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING
AT BOTH OFFICES.
T. B. PUCH,
AGENT FOE THE ASSOCIATION.
r ' . -
pAPER HANGINGS
AND
WINDOW SHADES
AT WHOLESALE.
40 IN. PLAIN 8,
FINi; DECO' ATIO 8.
BORDEB MOCLDINSS.
ST Alt P GILTS,
ENGLISH SATINS,
BL ANKS. ETC ,
':n OBEAT V.'.EIETT.
R. T. HAZZARD,
leemw 3m No. 819 4BCH Street.
QD AFRICAN COFFEE,
SMALL BEAN
GENtlNE MOCHA COFFEE,
GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
FOB SALE BY
JAMES R. WEBB,
8 US EIGHTH and WALNUT 8 tree
V BITTEN AND VERBAL DESCRIP
nm of obsraoter. with advloe oo business
f cult) . eduoailon, ato., given dalif, by
J I) 1 rluth3mrp1 i. TL CA.PEW
i at V o.iSia b. TENTH Street, above Caesaat
A BARGAIN. FOR BALE A 27 FEET
lY, C ..wi'b sails oompieta. rrloe . Apply
to aLK.v, LAWLttti ituiuer, Luiuuwn watar
Works. Wt
OCTOBER' C, 1866.
RURNG & ATKIWOONJID 0 B B I N S
No. 247
South ELEVENTH Street,
AWD
No. HOT PINE Street.
Sl'13 FRKNCII MERISORS.
110 9 YARDS WIDK ENGLISH MERI-
87 CKNT 1M YARDS WIDB ENGLISH
MBRINOES.
39 CENT VERY HEAVY SHAKER
FLANNKL.S.
$4;10 10.4 ALL. WOOL BLANKETS.
flJM 11-4 ALI..WOOL BLANKETS.
$H'IO 11 41.XT1U FINH BLANKETS.
lOOO LARGE HEAVY SUPERFINE
BLANK RTS.
3'4H CENT EXCELLENT H YARDS
M IDE PILLOW-CASE MUSLIN.
03 CENT BEST H YARDS WIDE
SIIKKTINU.
18M CENTS FOR GOOD CRASH.
From A notion, several lota of Linens, Towels, nap
kins, 'j able Linens, at less than regular pnea. .
0 14 mws4p
J M. II A F LEI Gr II,
BETAIL DRY GOODS,
No. 1)03 CHESNUT St.,
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 8,
FOUR CASES LTNSEY8 FOR
LADIES WALK-
INQ 8UIT3.
SILK FLUSH (NEW, FOR LADIES' CLOAKS. B
WHITE WOOLLEN PETTICOATS.
NEW STYLE CLOAKINOS,
SILK AND WOOLLEN DRESS GOODS.
TO ALL OF WHICH HE INVITKS
SPECIAL. ATTENTION.
9 10 mwflOt
O P E N I JV Gr.
J. 31. IIAFLEIGU,
No. 003 CHESNUT St.,
WILL, OPEN
CLOAKS AltD MANTILLAS,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8.
AN ENTIRE CHANGE IN STYLE WILL BE
ADOPTED. 10 63trp
1STOS. 917 & 919 SPRING GARDEN
SMYTHS'
STOCKING STORE.
Always on liana a good assortment of
12MJL.ISH, GKliMAN, AND DOMESTIC
I1U91I.H a,
Corron, Woollen, Silk, and Merino
JNDKIISIIIRTS AND DBAWKHg.
tor Lmditi, Gents, Atitiet, and Soys.
JUDVIH'8 KID GliOVES,
Jiesf qualify imported.
CLOVES FOR FALL. AND WINTER,
sizes, and large variety.
FItENCII CORSETS. HOOP SKIRTS,
Warranted best makes only.
KNITTING YARNS, ZEPHYR WORSTED
(illtllAM'OHn WOOLS
In all colot s. Large stork constantly on hand.
ZKaH1.R KNIT GOODS,
In stock and made to order.
All goods sold at tbe lowest prices, and a better assort
ment can not be lound than at
M. Sl J. E. SMYTH'S,
CIO 81m t os. 917 and 819 SPUING UAKD1SN street
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Newest styles in every tewitty
QOOK & BROTHER;
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS OF
HOSIERY GOODS,
No. 53 North EIGHTH Street,
Have received per steamer 1 Boapboro,
Two eases ENGLISH HALF HOBE, at 40, SO, and 68
Oents.
Two esses LADIES' AND MISSES' BLBRtJ(lAN
AMD E1SULINU M&B1NO AH I) UOfTUA UOil.from
rdinar.v to very fine qualities.
'two cases La DI FH'. AND CHILDREN'S
FhKNCH HKOW'N MIXKI. HOSE AM) HALF HO(.
One case CUILDKfciTd fAfila CLUiU LKUQINUg.
$116 pair. '
As all our goads are made (xpnaaly for na tn Europe,
we bave adopted a '
TBADE-UABK,
Which will be stamped oa aU oar Hosiery. CIO J wsJmtp
L E ! A L E 1
WILLIAM YOTXNQER'8 8PABKLTNO
1 BURGH AXE,
ED IN
FOB BALK BT THE CASK OR DOZEN
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
4 14 Up
8.W. cor. B BO AD and WALHUT.
o
P E R A
Q L A 8 8 E 8.
made by M. BABDOU, of
Fine eperaQlaswa
Part
imported and for tale only by
C. W. A. TBUMPLF.R.
10 1 Imtp
StTentb aad CUwuut strwt.
i a
SOAP
SAVES TIME,
SAVES LABOR,
SAVES CLOTHES,
SAVES WOMEN,
And all loading Grocers sell it
.
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It is nsed by dissolving in bot wator, and soaklnjr,
the cioi bet five to ten minute, tben a little bane!
robbing will make them as o can as hours of harsl
machine rubbing would do with ordinary soap, and
no injury to tbe most delicate labrfc. It la used with
entire satisfaction In tbe familie of ev. ALFRED
COOK MAM ; W M. ;. STEVEN SON, No. 1C26 Green
street; THOMAS C. LOVE, No. 1019 CHESNUT
street! A. L. HART, No. 827 Lombard street
ISAAC MOSS, Uo 22G2 Green street; C. HART-
MAN, AO. 1Z29 Marshall itroet, and tbousands of
others, in all parts of this and other cities.
ASK TOUR GROCER FOR
DOBBINS' ELECTEIO SOAP
WHOLESALE OFFICE,
illiJP7 South FIFTH St.
A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
WE OFFER FOR SALE
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
OP TI1E
FIB ST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF TUB
CONNECTING RAILROAD .
AT THE LOW RATE OF NINETT.twwrit
BEA R1XG 1N1ERESI AT SIX PER CENT,
FREE OF iTA TE TAX.
PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY
BY THE
PcnnsjlvanJa Railroad Company.
If not previously disposed of on the 15ta of Octo
ber next, we will advance the price.
For full particulars in regard to the above
Security, apply to
DKEXEL
No. 34 South
9 29 tttp
& CO.,
THIRD St.
J- AE DKl'OSIT COMFANT Oa" VHiiinvr.
PHIA.
For the Safckeeplrg oi Valuables nnder Qaar
CAPITAL, 500,000. '
fianSlatk, I L'arl Waf"
OU'1,,g2,,m Fe,'i,enrr C G?ffieU A' Ci"ea
rreslaent. N. B. hliuYhk
V lce-Piesldent, C L A KhN ( K II. CLAHK.
hecretary and l ieaaurer, BOBfeHT PATTEBSOS'
I piEdelrj MtfSn..'a. "Ue
CUEHMJl' B i'BaE'f . ABOVE FODBTH.
The Company will commence business on the 1st
September iWH, and will be prepared
TO KKCEIVK DsPosntf liDEB GUARANTEE
upon the following ratea for one vearor lesa period:
Government and all other toupoo) k".
securliiea. pr those transferable 1 00 per tlOM
by delivery, Including BanklJln vv w miww
Govemmi ni and all other securities.) ,
negotiable only by endorsement..., f 'M Ber 1000
Gold Coin or Uui Ion aifli DAr
M.ver t'oui or bul Ion u M na, a WkU
Stiver or Gold Plate under seal onS
owner's estimate of tull value, and I .
rate sub eel to adiustment i.,rh,ik WW per I10O
on a basis of j
Deeds. Mortgages. Valuable Papers generally, when
bulk.0 ' " ,e" each' or 000Un
WHiotVheWmiCkMre,nlnmCT,r" tb' remlnaer '"
C??n S0?,'? J, 1,11 Boxes, for papers ( Bankers,
Capital sts.AlerchaBts Lawyers. 1 radeamen FamUlee.
to., 1'1 be received at Via each box ortiunkoer
limited00 unknow to the Company, and liability
I OK COLLECTION OF INTEBEBT, ONE PEB CENT "
ON AMOUNT COLLK61ED
COUPONS i AD INTEBt-ST WILL Bif COLLECTED
WHEN DtiilKr.D. AND KEMITTiSb
TO 1HK OWNERS.
DEPOSITS OF li o, EY KkClsifED. ON WHICH
inti-bet will be allowed.
Thla Company Is also authorized to act as Execa
tors. Adn.lulsirators, and Guarulans to receive i li
execute Tiusu of ever, description from tuejjictf"
Corporations, or Individual
. B. BBOWVE,
Bobf.pt ParrEBsoii, ' President.
tecrelary aud Tieasurer. 9 14 lm
B U S S I A N SABLE,
Imported Direct from KamUchaUta,
By Mr. J. W. BURLING, of this city.
Tbe undersigned bers to inform big Iriendeand
the public, that he baa a few choice seta of
GENUINE RUSSIAN SABLE,
To which be calls attention.
JAMES RElSKr,
latPOBTKB AID MA:tUFACTCBKB 0 FVBfl,
10 1 614p No. 18fl N. THIRD S1REKT.
pURE OLD GRAPE BRANDY,
rrom tbe eelebrated vloeyarda of B. D. WILSON h
SON, Los Angeloa. California.
For medicinal purposes this BRANDT is almost la
dlspeneabJe.
B L E O T B
FOB SALE BV THE CASK.
CARMICK & CO.,
Hlmip SOLE AGENTS.
. E, C0BNEB OF B0NT and CHESNUT Sis.