-i 4 i .'. . - .9 2 not coniiiid as a conqueror, in tbe cjes of man, when bp suilyed on the cro. lie was not comliiR as oue that was elorio is tu hU apparel, or travellliist in the sieatncm ol tils Mrcneth. 11" was a man of sorrows, who gave btniM'lt up and who bowed hts h-nrt, who cried: "JViy tocl, nij God, bj liH8tTloulorsak;n meP It was said by tuo I'ropliet tbU Uozra1! sball become a desolation. Jt baa been overthrown, swept away nu the enemies of tie psjplo of God were swept away. How terrible, is tie dctttuction of i he fiieimos of GoJi Egypt was an enemy of Pa'pniiue; Assyria was an enemy of Palestine; rbreu clu wai au enemy of Pah-uue. All these oouutrioi were deUroyea, while Pales tine remain uutil to-dar.- - ' ' ' Now, my Irlcuds, 8nndlng as we do In this age bf the world, I think we have a rifrtit to stana as the prophet ctood. . Let us look and sqe if we can beli jiil Clir.at coming as tne ereat conqueror ol (be world. wb la abo'.it to subline a nation unto himself: lor I believe we are living on the very vcrire 01 Ibe laiter day. It taenia as tbouub God connected Ibo srrent triumphs of His kingdom and of Christ with lm meufc earthly preparation. It was bo in ancient times. ' . , . . Loc k at the world at the' present flay. When were there ever such changes f Look at our hlpbwayp; look at tho construction ot our rail roads'; and I sometimes can hear the voice ol the herald in I he railroad point! forward, and the engineer levelling tho mountains, filling up the valleys, and nifekiim a direct way, and a smooth way. and a highway; it is connecting; the ends ol the eaith together. It Is literally the fvlitlment of the prophecy, "Prepare ye the wav of the Lord." Kuo ledge shall be increased. Thfs la before the com lug ol the great day. This prophecy is out only being fuldiled by the railroaJs, but look at the steamers connect insr continents together, between New York and Liverpool, New York and Havre, Boston and Alexandria, San Francisco and China and J at an. The degn was no floubl to mako tars eaitu one great brotherhood, one great family. We uave discovered evcy island, explored every sea. Surely trnole1ge is being increased. Is knowledge Japing increased? Look at the schools, the piTgress of education, the erection of newWaiiea, the founding of college". " ' Look at the press, no longer, driven by hand but by vabt machinery, turning out its millions of pases every morning. Look at the number of book at the lang uages. Our language lb V.o v spoken in almost every c ty in the world. Thft- Hible has been translated into different lan guages and sent to the heathen countries. Mis sionaries are beirg sent out to have the people all in this way thank Godl many are beinjr con verted, knowledge is being increased. There is not a laud to wtaik we have not sent eoaie ono to preach the Gospel. There is not a land which we are not trying to lift from the darkness. Religious kLow ledge is being in creased over too face of the earth, aDd all this is preparatory to the coming of Christ. . Man has never asserted his superiority, yet God male roan to rule over the earth; bnt'he is beginning to assert his power, his prerogative to rule over the earth. We take the lightning from the heavens, send it across mountain, send it into the sea, to bring nations together. When a man develops a great thought, bi can send that thought by the lightning's flash to China, Japan, ta the Eastern countries, to the Western seas every where. It is preparing the way of the Lord. What is this vreit gathering iip of precious .JiictalB, this uncovenug the great treasures of the deep? II.. w strange that all these things were lelt until thU mignty age ! It is said bpiore the great day comes the sun shall be darkened and the moun shall be turned into blood, the stars shall fall from heaven, the powers of the earth phall be shaken. Now the scripture lire ally bv this means a mighty commotion among the kingdoms of the earth. Look at those who have calWd theuselves the reigning powers ot the globe, compared them selves to thesunand moon. In the indications JiOTSllL'I'li'was to-be H WOnderful shaking among the empires, and wonderful changes and revo lutions, before the great and mighty day of the Lord. Men must be placed in a situation to receive knowledge. They must bo placed where all barriers to knowledge have been removed. Look at the power claimed by the Roman Church a thousand years ago. They claimed to dissolve their allegiance, to absolve the English people from their allegiance to their King. Look at all the power assumed by this Church; it is fast fading uwy. Christ is the conqueror. He is coming to subdue the world unto niinself. The dav is coming and the conquest is near. The Church is on her way to glory; fjr when Christ conies he comes by His power in the Church. Our glorious Conqueror is coming. He is gathering his loicrs, and they are coming Irom the cast and the west. Come, ve sons ot men, gather upon ibe cross ! They are gathering in Europe, in Asia; they are gathering in America, la Africa; tney are coming irora the islands ot the sea. The old men are coming with their counsel, and the young men with their strength; the maidens with their beauty all I alll are coming, singihg praises to Immanuel ! Even the U't'.e babes tor of such is the king dom ol heaven are gathering with a song of glory on their lips, and the light of heaven flashing in their eyes. They are coining bearing ta standard the cross. And now will you be With the conqurror, or will you stand alone? Oh, ye men ot skepticism, if nny are here, can you reud the sigii9 of tbe times? Can you look out among tuo nations, can yon see tue great changes that have taken place, and y the latter day is not near? Oh, young men and women, make a vow to be tne Lord's". Say, "1 will give myself to Christ." Say to him, "I yield up everything." I hope that all who are in this assembly this morning may sit at His right band. THE WORLD OF FASHION. V Paris Modes for October What New Style3 '4 f jfeWUl bo "All the Raga" for a Month or Two, Etc. Etc. ' From Paris "Le Fullel." The tendency to simplicity which just now f: characterizes la mode above ail, la mode fari8imne is almo.-t unprecedented in the annals of fashion. The most elegant dresses are . at the watering-places, so that toilet'es de vtlie are for the time but little talked of. Prepa rations for winter are being made, but are , ; scarcely sufflaiently advanced for us to speak of ' !t In a very decided manner, excepting in a few . general remarK s One topic of interest is the fact that all acknowledge the great probability that - short dresses will be adopted for outdoor wear, though we believe no lady of elegunee will give . ; ,i,t the long, graceful, trained skirt for at home or evening dress. Of course thee short dresses necessitate a very email cage; ro small, indeed, that they unnot be recognized as such. Siilt, a total ab-T-aceof crinoline would produce a remarkably au effect. Just enough is required to prevent ,w dress irom clinging. Another tact may be i.Udently affirmed, that the peplum will main u its rank in the realms of fashion. It will ' made of satin trimmed with lace, of velvet iroidered with beads, etc. Speaking of pep , us, we must not omit to describe tbe peplum iture. It is made to imitate the wholo pep- aud is a very economical and convenient V'fc Three wide bands of material are cut I quarter of a yard in width. The middle !in a point, forming a V; those at the )0 the same width and length, but cut in , jint. The three ends, or basques, are together at tho top, and fastened to the iv. They may be trimmed with paasv- 'e, guipure, etc. etc. Long sasncg very ith largo coques or rosette bows, are vorn, with evening dress especially. re tied behind. They are worn either e peplum or with high or low body, ibr these are made, either plain. , r with velvet, and of satin lor moire . a reuses. Mace embroidered with a straw is a Vnuch patronized for muslin dresses. Jc8. Manycharming trimmings are Vse simple toilettes. Others we cntion, Buch as Clnuy cmbrol- rop, on amoire corsage; wide iea witn oeudn, and edge THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAriPniLADEIA, MONDAY, with hinge lo match.. For a Mnten "rmrqnfl, fiiiipuie with white or black beads, hinging oirnments,! balls, tassels, silk orwobllea net 's oik. gold lords, .clieuille woikei with stel, etc. Thcsrtnatl cichemire paletot so mijchin favor liif-t spiiog, is decidedly again the laVonte lor this season: it is ro longer, however, embroi dercd all over with beads tout han becomerainT coimou but is trimmed with bands of gxlon or cachPinlie worked with bca is. If the cache mire be of a pale color the beads are frequently White; 'for Instance, n paletot ot turquoise bh.e, with white bends, black cashmere Witn black beads bclngithe mo.it suitable lor mourn ing or vetieral wear. Heads have been worked, into such' a variety of forms that It scarcely seems possible to 'make any novelty in them, though they are still much in vogue. Ancwstjlo of trimming is, however, being mnmilucturcd, -which It is supposed will be greatly approved ot. Itiscomposed ot catcaehe mueof diverse shades, embroidered in black Bilk. We mnst devote a short space to the sub ject ot liugerie. which is now s important, in cluding not only sleeves, collar?, cuffs, etc., as formerly, but ihose charmlne white mornm? toilettes Indispensable to a lady of fashion. We will describe one, and with this commence our monthly list of dresses. It Is made of percale, long robo with a train, without plait or wabt, quite high to the throat, and fastened all the way down the tront with small filigree silver buttons to match. If tbe robo Is of muslin material more suited lor Oejcunr, or at home diets a small corselet of blue, green, or gold colored satin should be worn with it, with sleeves ot the tame,. having small jockeys of embroidered muslin, trimmed with lace, and thelrontot the skirt trimmed wi'h rosettes of the same colorpd satin, and looped up on each side over a petticoat with embroldfry and Cluny insertions. A toilette of drab poplin. Underskirts cut round the bottom In long tabs, trimmed with black velvet, worked with thick white bpjds. The tipper skirt is shorter, and trimmed to match. Tbe seams are covered also with a beaded black veivet. Fitting casaque. the same material, with a ceinture with long festooned ends, and buckles at the back and on the shoulders 01 velvet and beads. A toilette of tatfetas, of two colors. Violet under-kirt, trimmed round the bottom with a wide flounce put on in hidden plaits. The urper ekirt of pearl-grey tatfetas, festooned and edged round with black guipure. Body of violet taffeta's made In high chemisette style, w'i'ito. hollow plaits, and sleeves trimmed with guipu'reTtiF;pardespus, a vest without sleeves, of pearl-grev, trunmed like the upper skirt. Peplum with tasselfrSll-thlck violet silk. A dinner dress of pale drab tallctas, with four irout teams covered with euioiin-cr'-ioii over biases of mauve tattctas. Tight bod v. vP eleeves a la iuive. and under sleeve collunte. A visiting dress of white laye, with wide stripes of maize-colored ribbon. The b'Utotn ot the skirt is trimmed with three flat b ases of dif ferent widths, upon which a Iriuge of jet beads la put on, waved. Low body, with tight basquine x)l black lace. A lotirrcau robe of while tatfetas, stripid with threads oi rose color. A wide train. Low body, with tight long sleeves, and basquine ol "tJan lillot'' guipure, witnotit sieetes. A young girl's dress of white foulard, with blue ppots. bkirt without trimming. B.iJy with three large pi aits, covered with a guipure insertion over blue. Blue taffetas sah, trim med guipure, and tied behind. A white gauze dres, looped up over a skirl of lilac taffetas, ai d tied behind wit h an agraffe of silk and pearl beads. Square low body, with "Pompadour" sleeves, trimmed with Malines lace. A toilette de chateau Skirt of white muslin, the buttons trimmed diagonally with binds ot guipure in sertion over pale green. Upper skirt ot green tatietas, spotted witn w hlte, and cut in festoons boidered with a green piping. High boJy, with tight sleeves. Peplum of muslin low body, fastened wl'.h puds of ribnon and guipure. Evciunar dress ot embroidered Indian muslin, looped up on each Bide with blue silk cords over a skirt of blue talletas. . Low body, with large basquine, embroidered and lestooned like the skirt. The Autumn bonnets have not altered visibly in shape, only in the materials used. Thus, a cbapeau " Lamballe," of black l ice worked with jet. At ho back, a coquille of lace, fastened by a bond of jet, forms a small curtain. At the side, a bunch of corn flowers of ponceau velvet, with a spray ot silvered leaves. Wide strings of ponceau, covered with black lace. Another ' Lamballe" was composed of squares ot black and ponceau velvet, each square embroideied with bends, the ponceau with let and the black with crystal. The strings, of striped velvet pon ceau and black, are fastened at the ears under bouquets of poppies with black centres. Brides of black tul!o. Tho back of the bonnet is tiln med with a fringe ot black and nonceau chenillp. with jet and crystal drop. This is a very original and elegant coiffure. A 4,Napoli taine " ot white tulle was trimmed round with a fringe of white beads: a scarf of tulle, fringed to match, was lasieued on the top under a co quille of pearls, surrounded by a wreath of roses and fastened under tho'cnin. A "Fanchon ette" ol nee straw was trimmed with pink tulle ai.d heather, with strings of pink glace. This coitiure, although so 6imple, was exceeiingly elegant. Ano.her churming coiflnre for we cannot venture to call them bonnets was formed of a square of black tulle, trimmed with daisies of black jet and edged with a fringe of jet. The uaiuesoi uiiick lace, wnicn are very wide, are fastened loosely under the chin with an oruu ment ol jet or small moss rose-bud. A large moss rose on one side, and long bows ot black ribbon tailing over the back hair. A chapcau " Reme Margot " oi violet velvet in plaits, each endii'g under a jet daisy, with an ornament of the same falling over the hair. A bandeau of daisies and two bouquels ol hedge rosps, one high up and the other over the ear. Strings of violet ribbon'. A chapeau ' Impera trice" of amethyst velvet, platted across the crown, with a fulling round the edge; a bandeau of large pearls lulling a Orientate over the forehead: a long white feather at the side falling over the back hair. The form ot this bonnet is new, as it comes rather closer round the face. Strings of velvet ribbon. A bonnet entirely covered with white clematis, with spots ot dew formed of crystal, and a crystal fringe all round. Strings ol ponceau velvet, with brides of blonde tied loosely ovor. NEW PUBLICATIONS. THE PICTORIAL BOOK OF ANECDOTES K1 lNt.Ilh.NTa OtT TUB uEBn.LI.IONi Heroic Patriotic. Koniantlo, Humorous, sua Tragical. 'J here l certain t.oriion of tho war that will never po lino the regular lltorl i, and will not get embodied In romance and poetry, which lg a very real part oi It, and will it preserved, couvey to succeeding generations a belter idea oi the tplrit of the conflict inun many dr? reporu orcareiui narrative! ol evcnU, and this part may " ?'"',1 1 he 0BI,1P. the fuu. the pathos, of tue war. n .i '"il'tii r1;11. the character ol the leaders, the humor he jo'"" ihe Uevouon or women, tiie bravery ot men the pluck 01 our heroes, the romance and hardnhlps ol the Bervioe. From the beginnhia ol i the wt ilia author has been enied In ooKcimgaU the wSotei counco.ed with or li.ust.ative of li, and has woaped and '1 be vo'ume is prelusely Illustrated with over 800 en. gTavlnss by the first artists, which are ically beauthuit worthy ot examinaiiou as specimens ot the art lianv ol them are t Into the body ot the text, alter the rllilTi lar style 01 Losslng I I'ictirlal Held Book oi the Hevtilu tlou. Ihf book's contents Include reminiscences of camp, picket, spv, scout, bivouac, siege, and batile-tleld advintures) thrilling Icais 01 bravery, wit, drollery comical and ludicrous adventures, etc, eto. Amusement as well as Instruction maybe found Id eveiy pane, as graphic detull. brl'ilant wit, and authen t o blstory me sklliu ly interwoven in ihli Work, ot llieraiv art. I t Is work sells Itfelt. 1 he people are tired of dry do tal s and partisan works, aud want something humorous, reumntlc, snd slurtllng. ,ur aenls are maklog Irani tlou to tVOG per nionth. clear ol ail expenses oend lor circulars vivingiull psrtlculars, aud see our terms aud proot ot the ubove aserilon. ddress, A TIONAT. PTTBI.TSII'NQ 00.. 8 iit lm Ko. 607 Ml&OK Htreet, I hlludelphla. l'a. BOARDING. JO. 1121 GIRAUD STREET Being neatly fitted up, will open tor H15ST-CLAKS HOARDERS ON THE FIRST OF SEPTiCMBEit. Two larte (odd unlc atlog Itooma pa the second floor well adapted lor taiuliy s 'ii NOTICES. QUAltTEKLY HE POUT i f i OF THE NATIONAL BANK or THE REPUBLIC. Nos. 809 and 811 CHESNTJT STREET, -. ' luiLADBLPtiiA., October i, 1S06. ' 1 1F.80UBCE9. Ko'ed aflrt Mils dlflcoonted....:: 2,43i- ' tnlttd Mates l.witln oepowltea with Hie 'i rfHi-urer ol Hie Li.lleu nutes .67 A00-O0 . United Siates bonus uo band M OW 09 T IS1.4JS-8. Tutted Htates lepal. tender notes fit 08 00 hmlonai bsnk uotta , 11 lutclKt line irom banks and bunker H ,:):) ractloi.ai currency and cash 1 turn.'. .14 1167117 Bunking I' rump M 07ft M Furmluie ana fixtures i,W 10 1 xprnsts and takes 7 uv 23 109,154 33 64S62 87 Total 3i6 1)flJ LIABILITIF.S.- Capital ftock paid In I epofrits I rctiu aud .oss HinOfiOO-OO ' 119,1140X9 bmoi Total. I, J08FIHP MTJMrOIiD.Cafhlerol the NATIONAL B AhK OF 't lib KtP(BLll). do solemn swear tha, he hove statement Is true to the best ot mj knowledge ' iiw ' JOSEPH P. MUM FOHD, Cashier. EST OM'K'E OF THE LEHIGH COAL AM) KA VJOA'l IOln COMPANY. Tk. K,.fc,,. ,J HlUSDkLIIlIAi August29,l68 n Jut ili0' lM -J'l''y re heby noUHed o a,. ?!.?, . '1."'1,'" determined' to a io in?A.k. f .V s.,l0slia" li'' bUMSkhoideis on tae ??J .?i i f" 1 ou"m,,y on tJ'e 8th otfcepttmiber next, Slit i Jul "'."S ' ,iHU8'c. t S f. M . or uia. day the ?I. A.tt?. ,'"':'" or new e ock ot par, to the liaSiVrlW!!r BhaU h tht pr'vll0 of ihe suhocripilon books will open on MONDAY. Ben it's "nU ClW8e 0n S'1 tUDAY December 1, lm I a? n.ent w 111 be considered due June 1, 1867. but an innisiu tut ot m per lent , i-r tn do lsraperahare. must be paid at he time oi subscribing. Ihe balance mav be paid noni tmia to tin e. at the option ot the subscribers, b i lore the i 1st ot .November, idol On ail pa ments iucluuliig the aloiesald instalment, made before the 1st ot Ji.te. W(. uiscount will be alioweu at tne rule ol 6 P'l.1".1, Per annum anoon a 1 ta ments made betweon tnat date and the Is ot Aovenibor 1B7, interest wtu be chaTtdt iLesamerato. " lo. V r?m,,yuluuu ,u" oyxneiBioi ovemDcr, lnb7. w l.l be loneited lo the Ufe ot the Company t!er- , - . u p,yv, ii ).aiu uu ill mil, w I oo eu- iii k . v. uu ... iooi, uul iu no earner divldSSd- HOLOAO BjUiPHKUD, M Treasurer. NASIU'K'AL HANK OF TUB UK PlBUC',j7AJl''na'i1811 CUKhKCl'StrO't. . , UOIUHKB 1, 18(16. The storkholdris of this BiS? B,e. "ereby notiUed that llie miitiii u, i i i,n .....zvised tn afusi tuut i. ..k icrlpt.ona, payatile on or beiore rhfj'''11 Instant. A luimliip lit iii.dI,.i,u ..h posed l. apphcaih ts lor which win stockholder!! ami mtipr. uiiiiu i-v uu tiin- recuivcu irom HI UiJ2t ' W. B. kHAWM, f rT0 THE ANN DAL Aiv.T.'.TTvn rv err??'- -iy holders oi the (ALliWtu. ott. enuuiv V'ii PkI'V:181 ,ne u'llc ot the tompany, o.218S U,sJw.eeVeia.'WlllCh Umean li.ladclphla, OcSSHt&- SITEB- ""fiVfa w2LtJJTKAL WMPAKT. NO. m the !"th,iuBtant.e, W"S declareu' Pft Bole on n1 'ter M 8t B. ALT EH. Secretaty. Jg OFFICIO OK THE SHAtiOKLN COAL I- CO 11PA&Y, Ko 226 WALNUT Mroet. , ...... fuiLADti.rniA, October 4 1S66. A Special Meeting o! the stockholders or ihe above Tiiin.ed ompany will be held at tne Olltce, on TUws 1A1, the 'M of uctober next, at 10 o'c ock, to take into consideration the lurthor ccvelopuieut or the Com pany's property. bv order ol the Board of Directors, ID 4J5t C. It. hit D3AY, eccretsrv. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE THE BtST IN 1 11 K WOKI.TJ liurmleFS nlinble. instantancouB. ihe only pertect dye. o dlsanpointmeut, no ridiculous tin is, but true to nature, biack or brown. CLI LUNE lii 81G.1 WILLIAM A. BATCHELOE. ALSO. i!ep ererntlog Extract oi Aillleflcursrestores.proserves. Ai d bt autilles tho hair, prevents buldntHs. .oid by all l)rn(i(igg. Factory No 81 BARCLAY 8t.. N. Y. S'ij JUST PUBLISHED By the I'hjslclans ot tho NEW YOltK MUSEUM, the Mnctleth Edition oi their FOLK IiECTTJRES, entitled PHILOSOPHY OF MABftl AGE, To be bad lice, lor four stamps by aadresslng Secrc taiy New YorkJUuseum ot Aua omy, b 6$ No. 618 1 KOAKWAY, New York. INSTRUCTION. JJ A MILTON INSTITUTE 1 O R YOU N Q Jj A D I E S. PHILIP A. CBIGAR, Being about to relinquish his position In the publlo tchoolB. wliii w hich he has been connected lor the last twintT-three yeais. WILL OPijf A DAY AND BOAR DING SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES, AT No. 8810 CHtSNTJT STREET, ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. This Institution la designed to rival the best soml nftlcs ha the country. CIRt.ULARS Containing particulars and other Information In relation to this Inhiitutlon, can be Lad until tne 1st of Sep Umber, at No 640 N. TWELFTH Stieet. 827 MONSIEUR ALEXANDRE WOLOWSKI would lniorm bis mends and the public generally that he is now ready to give instruction m Singing and on the l lano. According to his own evstem. which hereto fore has proved so successful In rendering the voice fiowerlul and melodious, and at the same time impart ng that t clilty to eniibie ihe aceu atu reading ot the most dill, cult passages. l lBsvutem lor the Piano ena bles his pupils to execute eperattu and classical music wl'h ease, leeiing. and brilliancy. 1 hose wlhlng to avail themselves of his long expe rience can do bo by calling at his residence, H 24 uirp No. 71)4 8. WASHINGTON 8qnare. o IIEGARAY INSTITUTE. ENGLISH AND FRENCH. Boarding and day dudIIs. Nos. 1527 and 1.V20 8PklTPR Street, will reopen on 'IHUltSDAY, Neptember20. French is the language ol tho family, aud is constantly spoken in the Institute. Primary 1 epartuient. 96V per annum. Day Schob.rs per annum. tllO. Day Boarding PupLs, m MADAME D UERVILLY, 6 22fmw4m . Principal, DELAWARE LAWN ACADEMY, -ENGLISH Classical, Mathematical Boarding-School ler Hoys Delunco, N. J. , twe.ve miles above cin hourlv accessi ble. 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LIKEN STORE, No. 828 A HO II Street. i ' ' - - - FRESH IMPOR TAT IONS. . LINEN IIANDKfiRCIlIEFSs..4'. , In addition to tte txlcholvo iwortmcnt always kf pt in store, we Lave just opened, d.rect from &i icie, ' ' ) . , A KEW lit VOICE OF . i i ,i. . 1070 DOZEN IIANDKEUCIIIEF3. ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. Gents' Hem-stitched Handkerchiefs. Children's Handkerkch,iefs. Printed Handkerchiefs, French Linen Handkerchiefs. Irish Linen Handkerchiefs. . . German Linen Handkerchiefs. MILLIKEN'S . FAMILY LINEN SI ORE, No. 838 ARCH Street. The l argest Linen Stock in the City. 917tl2 31rp CARD. Opera and rromcnade Cloaks, Basquincs and Circulars. In consequence ot the Inclemency of the weather on OLB OPENING DAY. we Will make A SPECIAL Di8 PLAY ON MONDAY, OCTOBER Iff, tv hen several novelties will be added to our extensive Stock, to which we Invite the attention oi ladles. CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER, Nos. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St., 10 113t . ABOVE WILLOW. K TON FLANNELS. 1MAT BABGATXS. sk 1 Pa oa Vbvv RV?it 25 cents. Very Heavy SwausdJi? flannels. Huguenot Canton IlauJC'r,, , fine Wide English CantonVj" J. c. stiuwbuidgMm N. W. r.nRNF.n vin nTii imn m?1KET. i am TRENCH MERINOES. 1 Case New Shades, very good, $1121. 1 Case Lupin's, all colors, 43125. 1 Case Superfine Quality, (150. J. C. STMWBItiUCE & CO., N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AJSD MARKET. - 8 1 dm B I. I I PLAIDS. 1 Case Heavy All-Wool Plaid Poplins, $137. 1 Case Very Rich Plaid Poplins, 5150. 1 Case Fine Cord Poplins. Si lO. 1 Case Fine Cord, Very Kich Shades, $ 135. J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO., N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET. 8 1 3m fjmE BEST PLACE TO BUY BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES, LINEN GOODS, And Housekeeping Articles Generally, is at the Cheap Dry Goods Store of J. C. STMWliKIDGE & CO., N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET. 813m Ho. 1024 CHEsiNUT Htreet. E. IV1. NEEDLES. Strangers and others will And at No. 1024 CHESNUT STREET A large and complete assortment or LACES AND LACE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, WHITE GOODS, HANDKERCHIEFS. VEILS, LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS. SLEEVES, ETC. ETC. ETC., In great variety, and at LOW PBICES. E. M. NEEDLES. fwiB inseann koi osr T8 I M P SON'S SON S', , No. m vine strut N0.924 Sealers in Linens, White and Dieas Good. Embrol drries, Hosiery, Cloves. Comet), Ijandkerchleia fluln and Hematitchcd, Hair. Nail, Tooth and Flaie brushes. Combs, flaln and Fancy Boans, ftnumerr, Impovied and iioniestlo. Fuflt and Puff iloiei, and an endless variety ot Motions. Always on hand a complete stock of Ladles', Gents', and C'htldien'i Dndervesta and Diawirst t'-iigllsh and German Hosiery In Cotton Merino, and Wool. ( lib. Cradle and Bed Blanketa. Marseilles, Allendale, Lancaster, nd Honey Comb Tabi'e Linens, Nankins, Towels, Plain and Colored Pordend, cierman Boll, Itusala aud American Crash, Buh'aidvale, Welsh, and Shaker Flannels In all grades. lull I tue ol Kurtery Diapers of all widths at T. SlMl'SUJX'S SONS', 9 j Nos. Mi and 924 PINE Htreet 1866 !-CT0BEI1 DRr goods! OCR PRICES ABE DECIDEDLY REASONABLE. Beautiful Plaid Poplins. Cashmeres, eto. Fine Plain Poplins. Merlnoes, fcnipress Cloths, eto. Excellent Black Alpacas, All wool Delatnea. eto. French Chinties. I alicoes. Gingham Checks eto. SUPERB BR0CHE AND PAISLEY SHAWLS T aril ' Misses', and Children's Blanket Shawls. 1 men Goods In gieat variety, cheap aud good Blankets Flannels. Tickings, Quills eto. eto. A cndld 4tock ofClothatnd Ca.simere.at JOSEPH II. TIIOKMI.KY'S, (Late Thornley Chlsm'a), r-r. otadth and hp it i NO OaiiiikN. PS-Bleiched aud Uuhleacbed Uusllus t lowest maiket prices. t v vtiTT want TO FIND A LARGE ASSORT- I ment In Black and Colored Velvets, of all widths,. " 10 WILLIAM LOSNEBSTAOTKR'g, . No 103 N. EIGHTH htreet, 21 lm xt to the K. E. cor. Kighth sad Arotu OCTOBER 15, 18GG. DRY GOODS. (OSIERY, GLOVES, AND UNDERWEAR. EDWIN HALL & CO., K0. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET, Have just received, of their own Importations, . LM)iESGEKTS',ASfc CHILDREN'S FINE E NQLISII HOSIERY, ' IN ALL SIZES. MISSES' PLAID, STRIPE, AND FANCY CASH ' MERE HOSE. ' MERINO AND WOOLLEN HOSE. UNDERWEAR. Ladle', Gents' aud Children's MERINO UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS. GLOMES, J0TJY1N & CO.'S, AND BAJOU'S KID GLOVES, CLOTH GLOVES, ' . PLAIN AND FANCY COLORS. lOlOvtloiSl EW FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, FROM LATE AUCTION 8ALS9. men PLAID POPLINS, SOLID COLORS POPLINS, mCU STllIPED POPLINS CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER Nos. 4C0, 152, and 464 N. SECOND Stree 10M3t ABOVE WILLOW. AMERICAN, BRITISH, AND FRENCH CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND SATINETS, AND NEW AND DESIBA.BLE STILES OF OVERCOATINGS, FROM LATE AUCTION 8ALE8 BLACK ALPACAS, ALL GRACES Al LOW PRICES. CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER, Nos. 460, 462, nd 464 N. SECOND Street, 10 1 3 3t ABOVE WILLOW. Jt M . HAFLEIGH, BETAIL DRY GOODS, p. 0O3 CIIESNUT St., WILLOy M0NDAY 0CTCBEE 8, FOUR CASES LLNSElHP LAPIE3 WALK INO SUITS. SILK FLUSH (NEW, FOR LADIES' CL03 WHITE V0OLLEN PETTICOATS. NEW STYLE CL0AKINGS, SILK AND WOOLLEN DRESS GOODS. TO ALL. OF WHICH HE INVITES SPECIAL ATTENTION. 10 8 mwnot GEORGE D. WIS II AM, No. 7 North EIGHTH Street. I uave now in store anil lor sale a elegant stock ot most complete snd POPLINS! POPLINS PLAIN POFLINK. V 1'LAlD POFLIKS. i.ill'itl'SS CORD POPLIS8. 1KIHU POPLINH. COKItED BILK POPLINS. One esse of SILK STRIPE PCPLINd, only 74 cents, worth SI 10. ' MERINOESt MERINOES t I have JuRt opened a full line or FRENCH MEfll-NOi-H, ol all tlte most desirable shades and qualities New additions In DUES GOODS made daily from tbe Philadelphia and .New kork Auctions. MUSLINS I MCSLINSt Tbe Cheapest Muslin Store n tbe city. Just opened. 2800 yards extra nesvr Brown Bheetlng, wide, for '24 cenia. One caseoi PUlow-Case Muslins, best, for 33 cents. GIVE US A CALL I My stock of FLANNELS Is large and cheap. 0 ii wjuiUui RICH COLORED MOIRE ANTIQUE, 500. CURWEN STODDART & BRO. Nos. 450, 462, and 464 N. SECOND Street 11 113t AB07 WILLOW. CHEAP DRY GOODS, CARPETS, OIL Cloths and Window Shades. V. E. ARCH AM liAULT, N. E. corner of tLK VHNl'tl and IIAHKIT Btreeta will open thin moruuiK, liom auction. Ingrain Carpels all wool, atoO, 6'2, 15. bla , at, S 23, ,1 3i, and I'M. Three ply t'arpetn, 12 20. EuulUh Tapetitry UrunselB Carpets, only l'OO, worth $i W He up l ar. pets 81c. lUg Carpets, 6bo Kntry and Stair Carpets, 2o to Sl-60. F.oorOil cloths, 62c. Ntalr OH Cloths, 26o. W Inflow Khades, SI up 1'lolu Shadluu, 60e. Wool, len DrunKetH, SI 2V Stair Hods. 12c. up. Table OH ioih, ioc.j veivei num, Wioi cocoa Mats, SI 25. f Blankeis 6d0 pain, ot aii-wool Blunkois at S5, as, 7. 1 mn, m9 9 iu, aiiu mil r ihuuuih ffio. up; Aiunna .like, uoi Maraellles Omits. Sft to S10; De allies Slo. Ktore tor bargain, wboleiialeor retail, N. E. eorner L VKNTU audUABKKT Hirofts. S211m SELLING AT A GREAT SACRIFICE ALL colors of 61, k Gimp and Girdles, Fancy Chains and Cnmbs. Belt Uuck t aud HUdea, Liueu HandkeroUletS all of colors Alpaca brulda aud Bairt Braid, HI k and Molialr BludlnK, Liutn Hurt bosouin at uiauu aoturer'a price, eo. Ladles. ulv u a call beiore buying eiae- Pere. 10 convince youmoivea 01 men. VlL.X.lAitl lUAAKIlSI AUTKll'l, Ko. HIS M. Elull l il KtiHt 0 17 lm Next to the N. B, cor. i.hjlitlv.J Aro DRY GOODS. X. I C II IB LACK 31 I, ICS AT LOW PllIOES. ; CURWEN SIODDAUT & DROTIIEn, Nos. 4CD,"4Ca, ana 464 !. SECOND Strset, lOIJSt ABOVE WILS.OV. ' LYONS MANTIIJ.A VELVETS .OF ALL DE&IBARLE WIDTHS, ., FROM AUCTIOPf, ' ' Several Lots from $0, JIO. .CURWEN STODDART A BROT1TEB, , , Nos. 460, 4G2, and 454 N. SECOND Stroot, 1 Wt AB OVK ri L UOW. 2SOS. 911 & 919 SPRING GARDEJT ; 8 MY THS' STOCKING STORE. A lwsy on hand a good assortment of Muih"Mfc,iEMMAN' AND DOMESTIC Cotton, Woollen, Silk, and Merino. IKDEnSHIHTSAlVDDlUWKKS, for Ladies, Genu, Musr$, a4 Bout. ' JOUVIA'S KID GLOVES, Best quality imported. GLOVES FOIt FALL AKD W1HTKH, AU tixet, and targe, varietu. I BESIH COKSKTS. HOOP 6KIHTS, W ttrranied beat makc$ only. KRITTINO YARN!, ZKPHTR WORSTED GLKllMRTOna WOOLS in all coims. Large ito k constantly on hand. ZVFIilHKNIT GOODS, In ttock and made to O der. All foods sold at the lowest prices, and a better assort ment can not be ionnd than at , . M. Si. J. E. SMYTH'S, CIO 6 lm Fos. 917 and fill) BPBlKQ UABDEK 8tret DRSS TRIMMINtJft. A'ewfsl ttyltt in evtry trirV, " CLOTHING. 604 (MARKET "ot Above w" DYEING, SCOURING, ETC. FKKC1I STEAM SCOMLia ESTABLISHMENT, Ko. 510 RACE Street. We beir Ir sve to draw ronr particular attention to our new t rtneb Mi ni Bcourinu tkUbllsbn ent the drst ami only one of ll k.nd in ihm city. M e uo not dre, but by .,1"''-,ai procen re. ore Ladles', Ueutiemeu's, ami t hlloieu'; ftaru.ento to their original states, wlinoa injuring th nun ti e least, bile treat experience and tbe Lett n.atblnery irom France euuble ua to warrant periect sataiacnon io a l ho may .avor us w.th their pationanc. L. I1 KB' DKKHSKS or every desJi.ptloa, w h or without iriuimliins, are cleanrx- "Vf Ontshed or iiot" taken apart, whetber the ool enulna Opera Cloaks and Mantilla, rurtalna. Table Covers. Carpet. Velvet Hlbbons, Kid Gloves, eto . cleaned auj rennlhhed in the beat manner Gen.lernen's Hum.ae and uiter Clothing c eaued to perteoti n wltbuut In Jury to the stutl. A so ting aud Banners. All kind o s ains r n.oved without c eaning ihe whole. All order are executed under our In niedlate suDervlslon. an! eailMoctlon ftuaiaiiteed in every Ino'ance A call an v.ruiiuhuuu vi our pruueas ia rekpecuuliy soucited ALBEDYLL & MARX, 8 fa K1 8tt'et r NXiTDYEIN0 rawraw X tSXAlA r-TA'it.K ISLAND, -IOHTU street (West side), O. 40 InV AIbo known as tl.n DYKING ESTABLISHMENT. S'l'ATfcN IrLAKSl In the UNITED 8TATKS and Beinetbe I AIiUI'LDilH than ay other on 8TATBW TUI'i i VhAItS fid, with tbe mot Improved an lI.A3i, 1 preprf? (to which they are making o un fit t,. iSif Mucbiiiei . , Statit addltlonn) io iRANE. AND FINIn JjVE, CIJ0'" AKD OAEMtNis, In a matt even' variety of G In this country ner UM WC a llkdGHTU Street Philadelphia. No. 40 .North tf"rul,ew York. ho. 1)8 Dt'ANK W AY New York. No. 7 2 BHOADNT Street. Brooklvn. Ko. 130 ritKULFOkAMUi-L 61AKHU, President. , ry. . 27inw2io J. T. Yockq. Secrete. . D SCALES. STANDA Xi0.a Xi.6bn8 TO A. B. DAVIS A CO.) (SUC'CKSt-Cngus or PATEWT 8TANDABO MANHrTjVcJALKH, iigh Looks. Ual road Track, suitable lor Woal. Hay aud Livestock, aud i.epoia, ifedl'aiont ttoae tor Uioiit Also, IinuroV'8 UHis. bteaui Forgea, Flirnapi.. 1 1 J .Ji (lAHf;rlnili,na nl 1lnn,vl Foundries, and a 1 tbe vuil. u"l faieut Beams and l ortable l'latiorui Nccles hi and fiiN v kVANlA A. W. Corner FIFTKEN llllelphla C9 ii lnurp . Avenue, Phi av' Houpt. C. M. Bank. i.eJerlck A. Kiehlei B. H Dlnuore Fret WALL PA PAPER HANGINGS' AND WINDOW S AT WIIOLESAL 4 0 IN. PL A FINE DECORATIO SS, BOBDEB 110CLDINGS, ST Alt I- GILTS, ENGLISH , IN GBEAT VAHlETv R. T. HAZZ lfl 6 mwf 3m BOOTS AND SHOESx P. WAKE, JR., A CO. '8 GITK-60: and Shoe atore. ii KAlllAN'irtV U14M U1NU GAllI)EN Btreet S52.-LADIE8' GUM-SOIiK BALliOBA1 made ot the bent Leather In tne Uppers, lor in) at B a DiAti ti r irai r auouar uuia-noiu bio. 14 Bl MlNVl GaB1E1n Htreet. ' J GUMS Men and leather bo SOLE BOOTS AND SHOES. VC and Ko v, will lat longer than lour Da er olei do not need re solum For ii.nn.ir 11 en, blackuiiti, or all who wear out leather aoor hey aialnvuluuble. Oue trial will convince that the are at, that iliev ere remeiient.il tn i.a iim nuiu at i set 1 ABlMrMi, rv pii di otffu ' y 'V.i trtjfct. benif A out -y PS - V H A D E 8 f ATINB, 1 BLANKS, ETC., 1 SJb. s ' . J RCH Street, f No. 819 Aft f V 1 LEV.ilo. I i i. ft
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