WHEN THE LEAVES ARE TURNING BROWN.
IT MRS. EMZiDKTn AKER3.
Kever ii my heait bo Ray
In the budding monlb of Hay,
Mevcr docs it beat a tuno
Hall bo sweet in blooming Juno,
Never knows euch hnpDineM
Ab on men a rtav as thin,
When October doim her crown,
And tbe leaves are turning brown.
Breathe, sweet children, soft regrets
For the vanished violets;
Sing, jou lovers, thp delielil
Ol toe golden Bummer nights;
Never In tha Summer bour '
On my way Buch radiance shower,
An from heaven falls soitly don
When the leaves are turning brown I
Braid jour girdles, fresh and gay,
Children, in the bloom of May;
Twist jour chaplcts in young June,
Maidens-tbe.v will lade full soon;
Twino npe roics, July-red,
Lovers, for tbe dew one's head;
I will weave my richer crown
When tbe leaves 4re turning brown 1
THE FENIANS.
reat Movement to Effect Irith Independence
Three Iron-Clads Offered to Head-Centre
Stephens An Expedition to Leave Bai'ore New
Year's Day The RooortJ Fenians at Wojk
Preparations for Another Invasion of Canada
A Contract Awarded for Twenty Thousand
Uniforms, Etc.
, Those who believe that the Fenian movement
died simultaneously with the official close oi the
Motiat mansion can ascertain their error bv vlit
ing tbe headquarters of James atevena, in Clmt
nam Blreet, hicb are now used as a irrcnt areo
nal, iroio wh ch large tiuptilies of rules and
revolvers are forwarded to Ireland. Yesterday
this sanctum of tbe Fenian chief presented an
unusually animated scene. Within ihe few par
lors which complete the headqmrters was trans
acted business which is to culminate iu au im
mediate revolution in Ireland. All the particu
lar wc have receiveo. in relation to the movement
are us lollows:
THREE IRON-CLASS OFFERED TO JAMES STEPHENS.
The magnitude 'bf tlio revolution whicn is
soon to commence in Ireland will, of course,
depend on the supply ot' the munitions of war
from this country. Aare oi this important
fact, the Heud Centre has Jwen In communica
tion with some ot the most worthy Irish mer
chants iu the city, with a view of obtaining the
'sinews of war, and they have nobly re
sponded to bis call. These gentlemen
have substan1 tally evinced their sym
pathy for the cause ot their fatherland, by
olif ring -Mr. Stephens three iron-clad vessels,
with the necessary arman.eiits, and of courre
the gilts were at once accepted with thanks.
Thece steamers will compose the nucleus of tbe
Fenian fleet, which will leave a certain port in
the United States for a deserted lulei in Ire lanj,
beiore the year 18C7 is ushered into existence.
The timely donation ol these men-of-war has
naturally created great joy among all the circles,
and especially in the ranks of the '-Army Of
.Liberation."
TBE FEMAN EXPEDITION.
The leaderp of the movement declare that It
will be unnecessary to forward large number
1 men ironi this country to join in the struggle
lor Celtic independence. The tierhhug popula
tion in the (Jreen Isle, who are anxijiis to cross
ewords with the perfidious Saxon, are believed
sufficient to rid the land of English rule for
ever. An envoy arrived at'the headquarters
yesterday from Dublin, who reported that,
alter a tour through the somb. and west ot
Ireland, he received returns from the various
jnf'tary officers bhowlng that (here are one
hundred thousand men ready to revolt against
the Uoverunient fie moment they receive arms
and the prearranged eigual. Rifles have already
been placed In the bands oi a portion of this
Tast force, and the remainder will be supplied
In a few weeks. Our reporter is not per nitt id
to reveal the points, where the revolution is to
begin, but it is openlv stated that the mi Intent
seizure ol Dublin Castle is a part of the perform
ance. UNIFORMS FOR THE PATRIOTS.
The official character of tne revolution is
amply illustrated by the fact that those engaged
in it are to present the anoearunce of soldier nt
a regular service. They are to wear uniforms ol
prreen cloth, which will promote discipline, and
revive the o'd and honoied associations of the
Fatherland in the days
When Klalichl wore the collar of pold
Which he won irom the proud invader!
THK ROBER1S FENIANS.
The headquarters ot Colonel Roberts, on
Bro.Klwav. also show signs of earnest work.
Tbe President of the organization has jist
awarded a contract lor twenty thousand unt
lonus for the reman army who are ready to
invade 6nada, and iue it as a base of opera
tions to secure the independence of Ireland. A
larj e quantity of arms have been purchased for
those who are eager for the fray, and with t'a so
previously on band, over twenty thousand men
can be supplied. Tnere is no truth whatever iu
the rumor that Colonel Roberts has sold any oi
the Fenian arms to Santa Anna. JV. Y. li'o.'Vrf
pesterday.
MUSICAL AND ERAMATIC GOSSIP.
The Indecency of the Drama called "The
Ulack Crook."
from the Louisville Courier, October 18.
Our Eastern, or rather, as'they are generally
termed, Yankee brethren ond slsiers are espe
cially on the high moral stilts. Tivas among
them originated the patent hieh pressure idea of
a new od, a new Bible, and a new religion.
'Twas thrre that women abandoned their leeiti
mate sphere, and took to the forum to instruct
men iu matters of which the fair lecturers were
pioloundly ignoraut. Twas there that all the
new isms that throw aside all tbe moral and
social amenities that keep the human race
above the brute creation, hud their birth. Tis
lrorn there we gut a'l the ob.-cene publications
and prints that are demoralizing our youth.
'Tib thereiire dm introduced, in their first-class
theatre, tnfi btiwd.v dramas ti.at are only enacted
in the very loreeJ .rade of Parts theatres for the
delectation of the very lowest sd?ra &DA Dl,h of
Parisian society. Certainly the "dramatizations
roni the French," with which we have been
iavored from iime to timc,TV?re obscene, enough
to. suit the most depraved taste. But it teems
not to be so. New York required something
more loose and obscene yet, and New Yoifc has
now got It in the ehapo of a play called 27ie
liiack Crook. This is a dramatiza'ion of -a very
old and very dirty bo k. written in the days ot
the Pompmlour. and the circulation of which
was suppressed by law in later and more decent
times. We are sorry to say that we are indebted
to Mr. Charles M. Barrivs, a man whom we
would not have suspected of prostituting his
talents by employing (hem in such work, for
this drarau. But Barras wrote it, and Manager
Wbeatley is playing it at Niblo's, and not only
playing it, but multttudei are turned away
nightly, and Mr. WUeatley pockets $2500 at each
exhibition.
TheilfacJf Croofrdepends for its popularity upon
the lascivious pictures formed upon the sta"e.
Tbere are several "demon" and other dances,
in which fifty-three eirlr selected for their
- beauty of leature and" perfection of form, take
part in au entirely nude state, except a narrow
cloud of thin gau.e that conceals nothing; So
uepravfd have fo's audience become, that
Maimer Wheatley finds it a pawng dodge to
nanii out large transparencies bef re nis theatre
each night, announcing that the "demou danco
COmeB Off at tKUl 'm,U Hi la nartienlm-ltf
liwcious, and cannot fail to inspire auditors
wiiii meas and rouse emotions of a most
bud nmeiy moral nature. IIdw long will this
fleVll'B WOrk L nUnwar! ViU'u nnnkl In ha
burned to the ground bv tho decent nart of the.
conIi1iu,lU'' Manager Wheath-y either hung
r driven from the countrv. Vnrtv tlonsnnr
- . w r
THE DAILY EVENING TEIEGIUHL rnELrniA, -THURSDAY,
.
additional bouses ol proHtgtlon in the olt.V of
New York could not do one titho the damage to
tho morals of the risine generation that this
fellow Whcatlcy Is now doing.
I MJllIld 4UII1. 1 1 II VI 1UI1I Mfr . .vv. i v. '
more wonderment in England than his mar-
. .. 111 1 tPhi
veilons penormanccs cauca out m-io. w
Ixnidon Orchestra publishes a letter, from
Charles Halle about him, in whicn occurs the
iollowina: "The boy's musical gi'U win to
me quite marvellous: and the manner in which
be repeated several pieces 1 played to him,
which he had evidently never heard before,
waa most remarkable. I named to blm several
notes, choosing the most difficult and prplex
ine intervals; these he instantly sung with per
fect truth ot intonation, although they roiebt
have puzzled a well-educated musician. Alto
gether, "Blind Tom" seems to me amost singu
lar and inexplicable phenomenon."
An Old Comedy Revived Tho famous old
comedy of the Jieir ol Lam haB recently been
produced at the London llaymarket, where it
was originally brought out in 17D5. The parts
first represented by FawceM, Suett, and Mnnden
"Dr. i'aiigloss," "Lord Dubcrly," and "Zekiel
Homespun1' were pcrlormed by Messri. Comp
ton, Chippendale, and Buckstone.
"L'Africaine." In one place, at least, VAfri
caxne has been unsuccessfully produced at Mel
bourne, Australia, This, however, may be
nothing against the opera.
Mr. Adams H is announced that Mr. Adams,
who is still engasred at the Opera Iloue at Ber
lin, will sing in England from Christmas till
Easter.
"Macbeth." Macbeth has been revived at
Drury Lane, with Mr. Puelps as "Macbeth,"
and Miss Amy Sedgwick as i'Lady Macbeth."
New Drama A new hfwtot ical drama, by Mr.
William H. Phillips, called Marlborough, is in
active rehearsal at Jhe Loudon Adelphi.
Auber's New Opera. M. Aubcr's forthcoming
opera is to be called Le J'remier Jour ii lion
heur. DRY GOODS.
CURVEN STODDART & BRO.
J-JBAYY-6-4 SWISS BUCKSKIN,
MJITABLE FOR
SACK COATS,
PAWTS, AND
SUITINGS,
AT 2-50 PEG YARD.
CURWEN STODD&RT & BROTHER,
Ncs. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St.,
1023 3t , ABOVE WILLOW.
M A It Y A. K E 11 R,
N. VT. Cor. TEMII and S0LTII Sis.
ENGLISH MEItlNOES,
2 yards wide, in color and black, at tl 23 per yard. i
yard . a pattern, SS-62 tor the dress.
Ibeee goods ore tbe widest and finest In tho city. '
Also, nearly 3000 yuds of
SUPERIOR QUALITY
BLACK ENGLISH MERISOE9,
At MS and H5 per raid, equal in appearance to
Frencn Uerlnoea.
BhPS In desirable colon and shades, at 90c. peryord,
fall yard wide, 8 j ards a dress pattern. .
DOUBLE WIDTH ALPACA PLAIDS,
At 62Mo., worth 75c. j styles can't be beat.
Superior qnallty ot
ALL WOOL FRENCH MERINOES,
At 91-20 peryard.
BAKGAI3S IN SHAWLS, BLANKETS, AND 11A.L-
MORAL SKIRTS. 10 19 6tip
ASTRACHAN CLOAKINGS
AT .S3"50,
FROfii AUCTION.
CUnWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOSD St.,
10 23 3t
ABOVB WILLOW.
Ho. mi CHKliU'r Street
C. Ml. NEEDLES.
EtraiFera and others wiil find at '
No. 1024 CHESNUT STREET
A large and complete assortment ot
I ACES AND IACE GOODS,
DMiROlDERIES,
WHITE GOODS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, VEILS,
LINEN COLLARS AND CUfPS,
SLEEVES, ETC. ETC. ETC.,
In great variety, end at LOW PRICES.
E. M. NEEDLES.
jowih j.nssaun rm on
HQncjSnAWL EXHIBITION
H. 13. I "lv Kltllllll nu ri-iM.vi mo.
we are vieparou to snow uiiu oi mc yi uwidiu.b
olbliawUln tiiUvtty ot eveiy (trade,
Most of which are auction purchases, and are under
rei ulr prlct . We I ulle u examination,
tong audMuaie 1'aisley
1 oiik and Squure Kruuhe Hhuw ..
Louk and Square blxc Thibet Sham..
Long and 8 iure lilankei fchuwla.
Mtl a Shaw's, Breakiast Shawl, etc. etc. .
We ould alsu invite attenUoij to our
BLAMiETS.
Kicellent All woolltlankets tor. C10 3 3na
Kr uualltiesat7 M 9. 10, 11. 2 and.u.
ln"actTour lei'rai stock I. worthy the alteniion of
all Imvera of Dry "a wl, wl"u to "V oboai)
ailbujersoirj 1U f ,I,llo,iRll,ldYt
N E. CPU KlUhTU AND 81'KINU OAKUEN. .
SEI LING AT A GREAT SACRIFICE ALL
colors oi SI k Gimp and Girdles, Fancy Chains and
Comb. Belt Buck es ond Slide. Linen Handkerchief
; all( -color" alpaca BraWs and Halrt BraUU, 81 k and
Mohair Bludlna Linen Murt Uoiouia at innuu aoturer a
prlcos, e.o. ladle, islve u call heiore buying elue
, wbere, to convince ) ourselves ot fact j.
1 WILLIAM LOK K KS TA DTKR'f,
1 lio. 10 S N ElOUTH Ktreet
J '1 lm y extto the N. E colghjlndairoh
TP YOU WANTTOFIND A LARGE ASSORT
X ment In Black and Colored Velvets, of all widths
1,0 t0 -WILLIAM LOlt JfEnSTADTER'B.
No 1(3 N. FIG ITU Utreet,
21 lm XaxtU Um, k. cor. Eiguta aad Arob,
DtiY GOODS.
HOMER, C0LLADAY CO.
1IAVK now, OPES
A FULL ASSORTMENT
OP
LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.
Shirting and Pillow Linens.
Linen Sheetings, best makes.
Table Cloths and Napkins.
Table Damask, Towellings.
Quilts, in all qualities.
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS,
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH MAKES,
With a general aMortment oi all goods in thU lino
need in Housekeeping.
PRICES VERY REASONABLE,
10 10 12t
Nos. 818 and S20 C11ESMT Street.
fa T RETAIL.
JAS. It. CAMPBELL & CO.,
No. 737 CHESNUT St.
BARGAINS IN
SILK1,
M1AWI f,
VELVETR,
CLOAK INliH.
JdEHJ NOES.
tOf) INS,
RlSPS,
I'LAIDS.
MOHAIK9.
ANB DRESS GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Ol reliable qualities, cheap, includlas a lull line of
BLANKETS.
OClLI,
SUETIVGS,
SuIUllSOP,
TAHLE LtNRS8,
10 20 stuthetrp ETC
VtARBURTON & SON,
No. 1004 CI1ESNUT STREET,
HAVE SOW pi-EN FOR INSPEC'TIOJf '
A SPLENDID STUCK OP
BONNET VELVETS, BONNET RIBBONS,
SA11NS, TRiMMINU RIBBONS,
CORDED SILK, VELVET RIBBONS,
POULT DE SOIE, SATIN RIBBONS,
GRO DE NAPS, ; MANTUA RIBBONS,
FLOW1HS, FEATHERS, RDCHE8, FBAMES, ETC.
A Large titock Ileal Lace Goods id
CLUNY, PuiNT,
VALENCIENNES, i THREAD,
APPLIQUE, OUiMPUKE,
ENGLibK & FRENCH BLACK THREAD,
REAL BLONDS, j H0NITON, Etc.
INsEETIJ)8 AD BARISE LACE 10 MATCH.
Haudkerclilefs, Cloves, Embroldcrlea,
Plain and Figured Nets, Crapei,
Edgings, Insertings, Veils, Collars,
WlilTliJ GOODS, liitc. Ktc.
First-class Goods at the price of Interior.
A COOIlIbCOV'lT10 THE TIC ACE. 029stuth
p ii i c e & woo r,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
HAVE JUST OPEED FROjl AUCTION
One case all-wool Plaids, SI 12 j er rard.
Do do 1 87i piryaru.
Tartan plaids, very cheap, &7Jo.
Plain auu i'iaid Poplins.
French Mennoi s. SI 12 J pel yard.
ine quality black Aieriuoes auo Delaines.
liue quality b.ack Alpacas, etc. etc.
FLAJWEIS! FLANNELS !
Good all wool Flannels for 874. 40. 42. 45 r.n an
up to 1 26 per ard.
in avy aii-wool naaer t isnnel, fiu, 66 69, and 85c.
Dcmtt i lanue.K, 81, 871, 10, 45, auu 60c.
Camon t ani.ols 26, 28, 81, 85, and 87 Jo.
iiOKt make llltac1 eu auu Unb cached Muslinn,
Pillow Case and Slit'i'Mug Muslins.
LINEN GOODS! LINEN GOODS !
Bleached Table Linens, fl, $1 25, H C0, 1 75, and
$2 i or yard.
portei Loom laMe Linens. 76. SO 60. 91 and PI 15
per yaad.
Liuen Xankins and Towels.
scotch Diaper, by the piece or yard.
Iiussia tia. Ii, 12, 11. 17, 19, and 20c per yard.
A arfce ai-suilmout oi L.udies' aiid Gouts ' Linen
( tniLno liukfs.
Lauies' and den's' lUm stitcbod Ildkfs.
Ladiek' 'Worleu Hdki
Ludiet' llrm-BtiiclK'iTHdkfB, tucked.
A large utsoi men:ot Dailies', tients', and C'Lil
ditu's Merino VeBtuand l'auii.
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery and Gloves.
GANTS' HALF 110 SF.
Kid CIovcb, real kid, tl 25 per pair. Host in ' no
citv lor tlmt puce IU 22
Jouvin's Kiu Aleves, best quality Imported.
PIUCE & 'OOD,
N, W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Sts.
T SIMPSON'S SONS',
No m ...TINE BTRKFT No. 0i4
.lKt,' in Linens, VN bite and Dress Goods Embroi
deries hoBifrv Moves torsets Uundkerctile I'laln
and Ileuiktiu iiia uair. Salt lootli ana tn e Bru'hes
ou.b, I miu uh'n j.auey Hoaps, fenuuiery, Impor ed
ana iomrtla vufls and Vud Boien, and an endless
vantty ol kotU.nr.
Always on baud a complete stock of Lad'es', Genu',
and Clil dun's Uudtrveats and Drawers t tngllsb and
(Jernmn hosiery In otton aierino, and Wool.
( lib ( raule suil htaiusnketg
Waneliles, Allendala,. Lanvaater, nd Honey Comb
Quilts. 4
Tube Linens, Vapklns, Towe'a. Plain and Colored
I'o(lerid, German Boll. Bosnia and American Crasb,
ia aidvale, Welsh, and ihaker KlDnlt ln all irrades.
A lull line ol urry Claners of all widilis at
T. siMPSON'ti SONS',
(t os. W2 auU')i4 PJMi btreet
DRY GOODS.
M I 1 L I IC 'K IV '
LINKiN STORE,
No. 28 A II OH St.
New Linen Sheetings,
Pillow and Bolster Casings,
Tatle Cloths,
Napkins and Doylies,
Towels, Etc. Etc. Et.
I import and keep constantly on hand
THE LARGEST LINEN STOCK
IN THE CITY.
Hotels and Steamboats supp'ied with LINENS at
Importer's package prices.
GEORGE MILLIKEN,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IS LINEN GOODS ONLY,
Xo. 28 AKC1I Street.
917tl2 31rs
F ARIES & WARNER,
No. 229 North NINTH Street,
HaVE JUST RECEIVED
Handsome all-wool Plaid Toplins, Si 60.
Lupin's all-wool Delaines, 95c., worth $110.
FiLe quality Scar Ct Sacque Flannels.
Large assortment D.-lainonand Calicoes.
Ladies' and JDifSos' Altnno Vests, all sizes.
Gents' heavy Merino bhlrts and Drawers, $1 25.
Ch ajieet Jialmoro s in the city.
Cambno EdinK'j and Insertiujrfi. from auction.
60 dozen superior quality Kid Glovos, $1 25.
Gente' new stylo 'lies, 50 cents, a bargain.
CANTON FLANNELS!
30CO yards heaviest and be-t made.
Canton Flai nels at 22, 16, 28, 81, to 37J cents.
MUSLIN b!
Muslins, all the best makes.
Bleached Mu-Hns, 20, 26, 81, 83, 85, to 89 cents.
Unbleached Muslins, 18. 21 25, 28, 80, to 87J cents.
Fiilow-Case and Sheeting Mualius.
26 cents for heaviest yard-wide Unbleached made.
All-wool Flannels, 85, 87. 45, 60o., to CI.
Cotton and Wool Flannels, 81, 40, 45, 60c, etc.
Heavy Bed and Grey Twilled Flannels.
Taro-wide all-wool febaker Flannels, 65 cents.
Shirunr and Sacque Flounols, etc.
CHEAPEST BLANKETS IU THE CITY.
FAEIE8 & WARNER,
No. aieo North NINTH Street, above Race.
92C51
8
4
W FOURTH AND AE0H, J
OPISNINGr OF
FALL OOODS.
TIMS' IRI8H rOPLISS.
PIMS PLAID POPLINS.
PLAID MERINOES.
CASHMERE BOBEP.
EILKS AXD DEESS GOODS.
ST. BtRKARD SB AWLS.
BT. BERNARD CLOAKLSG.
EXPENSIVE BH A W LB. 7 Jstuthrp
JAMES !Mc MULL AN,
Successor to J. V. Cowell & Son,
Bas just received Ms first Fall Importation ot
ENGLISH BLANKETS.
4 hpA ennrift were nrdfird !n th Rnrinn
turer ibat J. V. tOWtl.L A.aOs wtre aupulled wmh
lor nauv ears. and will Jie fnnm! . r
lamliy uee. ' ""","VI ut
A LARGE SrPPLV OP
AMERICAN BLANKETS
Beilmgat Greatlr Reduced Prices.
A full astortmcn' o'f ral WELSH ivn amfrtpaw
FLAELH alwavs n cund.
His stock 01 OrNEKAL hOtTfiP. FrilVlHHi Ka nv
G(Cllih is conipleio. wiib the verr best aooda at tbe
lowekt rates lor CASH.
HOUSr.FUItNISHIKQ DP.Y G00D3 BLOKE,
No. 700 CHESNUT ST.
1017 1m
LEGAL NOTICES.
7N THE COURT Ol" COSMOS PLKAS FOR
X THE HIT Xt,D COVSr OFIniL4DliI.PUlA.
tstato ot 1'OTlF.B & fAGE
The Auditor appointed by tbe t ourt to audit,! sett'e,
anU ad.lUHt Hie account ot IHE PENNSYLVANI A
CflllANY FOR INalJIiAM'E.s ON I.IVKl AND
GIlNiM ANMUIUi-H, Tiustees, and to report
distribution ot the balance In Hie nanus ot the ac
countuniH, will lueet tbe parties Interested, ior thoiiur
nones 01 his appuluiment on WtDMi HDtY. October
31, at 12 11 'clock M attbeoltlce of -ILLIaM F. J U l)
SON t.sq . o 7li WALNUT Street, In the el'y of
Philadelphia. t,10ii()mutli61j W. DiWVKEB. Auditor
INSTRUCTION.
MONSIEUR ALEXANDRE WOLOWSKI
would lb lorn, bis irieutls and the public generally
that be Is now reaUy to ftlve instruction in Humlug- and on
1 lie 1 lano. AccordiUK to bis own nvsteui which bercto
tore bus provtd so successlul ln rendering ihe voice
fiowrnul end melodious, and at the eume lime lmpart
n u that I. cliity lomuble tbe aocu ate reading ol the
n ot 1 Oitl cult vaiH(.m. I iss.vnteui ior tbe Pluuo ena
bles bis pupi s to execute eperatio and classical muaio
vl Ii cafe, leeiinu and briiHuucy.
'1 bone wl-L to avail ibimfenes of his longezpe
rlciii'e can do to by callinp at his residence.
8 24 Imrp o. 104 8. WAhUlNGTON Square.
w
I L L I A M 8 . O R A NT,
1 . j- .... . rtm .ici.rn i S
ho. ii 8 Hi. LAW AUK A vtuue, Philadelphia,
PtiDt nt's Gunpowder, lit llued Nitre, Charcoal, Eto.
W. l aker A Co 'a Chocolate. Coco., and Rroint,
Ciocter liroa. A Co.'s Tvl'owMital fcucatMutf. Bolta
si) Kail
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OCTOBER 25, 18GG.
HOSIERY, ETC.
ENGLISH HOSIERY.
J. M. HAFLCICH,
NO. 902 CHESNUT STREET,
HAS NOW OPEN
DIS FALL IMPORTATION
or
HOSIERY,
EMBBACIKU
Merino Vests.
Merino Drawers. .
Siik Vests and Pants.
Hose and Half Hose.
Ladies Striped Hose, nom
Children's Tartan Hose.
Children's merino Hose.
SOS. 917 & 919 SPRING GARDEN
SMYTHS'
STOCKING STORE.
Always on band a good assortment of
i;iGL.IIII, CKIl.MAN, AND DOMESTIC
llObiJbltY,
Cotton, Woollen, Silk, ancLMt.rino.
VMJKHSllIRTS AND DRAWtiHH,
J-'or Laities, Otnts, Misses, aiul Hoys.
JOTJVIX'S KID OLOVliS,
Best quality imported.
Ca.OVES FOR FA LI. AND WINXKIl,
Ail sizes, and targe variety.
FREXCII CORSET9. HOOP SKI11TS,
Warranted best makes only.
KNITTIXGi YARNS, ZKPIIYK VVOllSTEU
OLltMAMOWN UtlUbM
In all colors. Large stock constantly on hand.
ZKPHlll KNIT GOODS,
in slock and made to order.
Al' goods (old at tbe lowest prices, and a better assort
ment can not be lound than at
M. St. J. E. SMYTH'S,
HO 6 lm S os. 917 and 919 SPUING Ua&DEN btrect.
DllfcSS THIM.H1N8.
Xewest styles in every variety.
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
JUST RECEIVED,
French Opera Bonnets,
EEAL NOVELTIES.
WOOD & GARY,
No. 725 CHESNUT ST.
10 1 2m rp
WEYL & ROSENHEIM,
" 11 1 o t n 1.,
A InlnnrtM h . a.. w ........ - - . . nm n .
ni'i.hi qniL it.v '
f. I.AI,.r7. II iiibuii VI COll auu one uaiS
AU Ice newest sLapes at ery low priced.
V I low ' Milch, and 1 beaeaut Piumes
liroan r-rab. Whbe. and Garnet Bonnet Velvets,
R0511I clvtls. Incut Velvets. On,s d'AUIquea, Frosted
Veivets.
1 be same goods In every other shade of color
Velvet KlLLons Irlu n.InK Klblous bonnet Bi'ibons.
Paris Ornamtijis, Fine t rench Flowers French and Mew
York Hat n I onnet rames. Laces, lllusions-aU at
the very low. st market prices
AT TVHOU.t ,iLE AND RETAIL.
Country orders promptly attended to. (live na a call.
. WEY I. 4 RdgBJiHUM,
wolm ko. 72tt CHE.SMJT btreot
SPLENDID OPENING OF FAI.I. A ND
W1TP.B RTVIVU XITJJ If . T,.,T-..sn
CLOAK TKIMM 1 G3T Also ar tffat S-oek ft
Imported Paper Pa tems for Ladies' and i hil.ireo's
lress. Parisian tres and Clo.k Making in aU its
vailetes. ladles lumlsnlne; their rich and costly
maletia a mav reiy on bemj artuilcal y fitted, and
their work nnlebed In the most prompt and cm
clent manner, at tht lowett possible prices at twenty
four hours' notice. Cm ting and baatlng-- Patterns in
sets, or by the single piece, lor merchants anJ dresa
makera, now ready B'iOBui
BONNET OPENING.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,
E. P. CILL & CO.,
1011m
NO. 720 ARCH STREET.
MKS. R. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street.
Has handsome assortment of MILLINEBVj Mlsise
and Infants' uats and Caps, Bilks, Velvets Ciapes
Ribbons. Feathers. Flowers, Frame, eto. 7 18j
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS.
GREAT SOUTHERN FAST FREIGHT LINE.
ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUIE BETWIOEN
PHILADELPHIA AND TI1R. SOUTH.
The Orange and Alexandria Ral'road, having com
pleted Through Freight Arrangements with the Phila
delphia, Wllmlnitoii and Baltimore and Blt'moro an I
Oblo Railroads and lis connections ln Viiglnia, Tennessee,
Georgia, Alabama, and alkslsslppl, is now prepared to
tranpsort freight with regularity and dospateh to al
accessible points ln the Bbuihwetand Sou h.
As this la the only All rail Houte between Philadel
phia and tho South, it commends lUelf atoncetoibe
favorable consideration of hblppcrs. Cars will be run
tb-ough fioni Philadelphia to Ljncbbmg, Virginia,
wl hout breaking bulk, and the entire arrangements are
such as will secure speedy tram It and prompt delivery
to all Southern and Southwestern points.
To secure all-rail transportation, Qoodi must be
marked "Via O. and A. R. K ," and sent to tbe Dopot ot
the I hlladelphla, Wilmington, and Baltimore Hallroad
BROAD and PRIME Street.
For Rates of Freight or other information, apply to
JAMES C. WILSON,
Agent, "V nd A. R. B ,
No. 104 South fIFTH Street,
10 13 lin I-"" Uoeit below Cbesnut.
CLOAKS AND F'Jrtti .
Wow
O P t N,
PA1US CLOiUCS,
EXCLUSIVE STYLES,
(WHICH 'WILL SOT fill COPIED),
IS GREAT VAEIETT OF '
MATEPIAL AKD DE910ST
ALSO,
PABIS STYLE 0I0AK3,
OtB OWS MAKTJFACTUREJ
IN GREAT ABUNDANCS.
NEW CLOAKING CLOTHS
IN CBEAT VABIETT.
AL0
SUPEKIOR BLACK BILKS FOB DRESSES, ETC.,
FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
AND cur in' any length.
J. VV. PROCTOR & CO.,
10171mm No. 920 CHESNUT St.
IV O W O 1 E
FUES OF .ALL NATIONS.
RUSSIAN CABLE FURS,
EDISON BAY 8 ABLE FUES,
FINS DALK MINK SABLES,.
ROYAL ERMINE AND CHINCHILLA,
DARK. SIBERIAN SQUIRHEL,
PERSIAN LAMB,
ASTRACAN, ETC. ETC.
For Ladles, Misses and Clillilreii.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
1017 lmrp So. 20 CIIKSNUT St.
QLOAK8, CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS..
IIEAEQUARTEItS FOIl CLOAKS.
The cheapest Cloak Htoie ln tbeolty.
Small pioflts and quick sales.
THE OLD STAND, .
W ATKINS', '
NINTH and CBKBBT Streets.
BEE THK PRICES.
Waterproof Cloaks, only $5.
W aterpioot Cloaks, ooiy 15.
Wat.rprooi I looks only S3.
Heavy Beaver 8 cquea. iriiumed. $6'5fl..
Heavy Beaver Basques triiunieu. btt 60.
The old Original Cheapest Cloak Siore In tbe city.
DAVID W ATKINS.
Ho. 131 N. NINTH Street,
N. E. coiner NINTH andCHEKBr.
The Bldge Avenue and Union Tine Cars pass the
Store every two minutes in i tnths2m
RICH, RARE AiND RELIABLE
FURS.
Hudson 'a BavEabla HulTn, Collars and Berthas.
Fine Sable Mink Muffs. Collars and Bertbas.
SlberUn Squirrel MuHs. Collars and Ber .has. " -tl
Koyai Frmlne Muffs, lobars and Berthas.
Chbdten's Pets ta every varle y of Fare.
An Immense saving In price by applying for an early
selection at tbe
CLOAK, MANTILLA, AND FUB EMPORIUM,
Na 14 8. SECOND Steet, six doors below Market
9 29ttuth8ail CHAS. LKWI6SON.
Q() SOUTH STREET, M. DUNCONA.
LJI vy pays tho highest pilee tor Ladies' and
Bents' cast off Clothing. No. eld SODlH sireet b"5
il" n 6 (j 6m
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS. At
J W. SCOTT & C or,
SHIRT MAKUFACTDEEES,
AKD DfclLBBS I
MEN'S FULiMlSHINQ GOODS'
No. 814 CHESNUT Street,
FOCB DO0B8 B1LOW THE "CON TISENTAL
8'1B PHILADELPHIA
HTEiNT SUO ULDER-SEAM
BIJIliT MAMUFAOTOUY
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
PEBFtCI FITTING HHIB.S AND . DBAWEfiS
made hoin nicufurimciit at veiy short notice.
All cthfr ifc.li.a tt ill-Utt b-utu b ..a
In lull TitotjF. uuuija "
WINCllKfciTKl & CO.,
8 2S So. 706 CHESNUT Street
THE BEST FITTING SHIRT
lit AMEBICA IS THK
BnOUlDt B-S1.A51 fATTERN SI1IBT,
Manul'actnred by
B. EAYKl. N'o. S8N fit X II Hire.. rni..,.i.
where yon can find laine aaso. tmentot
UtU'lB' tUHNlelilNQ GOODS.
Clip' this out and give ns a call.
No. MN. SiXlIi Street, Philadelphia.
QlTS' PURNISUINO GOODS.
(La'.e G. A. Hoffman, successor to W. W. Knight,)
FINE 61JIBT8, AND WBAPPERS,
HUMEBY AND GL'JViS.
Silk, Lambs' Wool, and Merino
UNDER-CLOTHING.
M)9tulbs No. Ka ARCH Stroct.
CUTLERY.
O U T L E II Y.
n i no sjinnv'i i uic u b ui X Ut n auu
TAULK lUTLEkY, KAZOKN, HA-
tAI-Jilt ADTAI1.UB8 bUKAKi, t TO., at
1. V. HKLMUl;!)!)
CutlerT Store, Ko. M fonth l EN IH itreet,
9 IBS 1 hree doors above Walnut
"OODUKRS A WOSTH.MIOLM'8 POUK ET
J V Knives Bodtersi V ado's and Bn'cher's Kazora,
'lable i utlerv, Ladles' Hcixsors In Case. It mors,
Scissors and all klutiM of t ui err around and nolitlied
at)'. MaUk.UtA'8. .No. IIS b.'WIU Sireet, nelo
Chesnut lo'iOtjl
GEORGE PLOWMAN,.
CAIU'ENTKIt AND HUIT.DER,
No. 232 CARTER Street, ,
And No. 141 DOCK Street.
Machine YVoik nd illllwritbUn "roirptly attended
to
WRITTEN AN D VHRHAL DESCRIP
Minns of character. wWn advice on busluesaj
rbeaith,educaiiua dm., given dal y. Tk po.v
lsluibSmrp) CA
st So, ii . TtKXU Streal. above C-oauut,