TJ1E FASHIONS.
. Bea-il4 Ssasete Ilaral Tetlets
-PreparaUena f the Ladles Novel In
VaeBist te Expense Ceaeerts at Imi,
a Rlels DUpUy f Phihi A
TUf for Hatlaeee Tbe "Frizzled
rait Ilead-Prese New JDrtss Hate
atals, Btiutij and Veils A KsRllsh
Fiiacess em Ceafederated erntay(
Fabis, Anp. 17. On concluding my last
.fceaion letter I beld forth a hope to jour
leaders that this would contain sea-ride intolli
rence, by which festivities and toilets at water
W places were understood. I am compelled to
nay that what I have seen lor Vlcby ie generally
wr Inferior to the preparations made on pre
HlW years. ne or t wo foreien P"a "f
omint? out at Wiesbaden. Hau.W, he d at the
Xadtn races with proat splendor but the real
Ma-ride season will not he In foil sway till late
)n the fall.
I have however, no reason to bolieve that our
Tenln'and mornta attire wiU be less estrava.
JZ? JSSTw, now that Clicnj has been done
iwav with, our petitet darnel feel no ompunc
Vou in drawing Oscar, Krneri, or Albert into
inextricable clouds of Alencon or Chantilly lace,
with lost enough shimmer behind to make them
look jtorReous. No prison for debtors Is as solid
a foundation to dress on as steel springs.
French society Is bepiuuine to gather at
Bras, in hopes that the King of Prussia
will etP there longer than he intends, and
that the Lionnet Brothers will sing Nadaud's
aDg "When I was in Love," for many an even
tag to come: but those who prefer that part of
their existence when tney were not in love, wih
the Liouuet Brothers would sing something
rise. Mad'ile de Murka is the great star ot
Bins, fctae sang there lor Wteul.feki, the vio
linist, on the 1st ot August, and was covered
with Bowers. A new tenor, with a name which
Is one of the most ellicacious remedies tor a cold
in one':' hud, Mr. Kotnisarzewtkl, also de
lighted the Ems audience on the same occasion.
JJo one will ever be able to call him back
n account of the immediate sneezing
which tickles everybody's fancy at the bare
went of the artist's name on the programme.
The prettiest dresses at this concert were white
alpacas trimmed with white satin rouleaux and
vossy white silk frinee or white jet. The King
of Prussia much enjoyed the piece he had ex
pressed a wish to see Jean Paul play; it is
ailed, "Mr. Cauliflower Will be at Home on
. The rest is never found out. Boars of
langhter greeted the actors of this little comedy.
Theatricals remind me that we have just had
atery absurd piece at the Gymnase; where,
fcy-the-way, I noticed two very lovely toilets in
the first tier ot boxes; one was a white Algerian
striped chalys, with a loose short jacket
trimmed all round with artificial flowers, held
poppies, and straw wheat ears. The same were
in the wearer's ears and round a light tulle
fanchon bonnet; also under the chin in the tulle
strings. Motlung can be prettier or more
becoming the fashion is much adopted at ma
tineesfiat violets look well on light lemou
cbambery, but the trimming is expensive,
eeperlally when long pras3 fringe hangs under
the flower heading. It is a novelty 1 recom
mend all New York ladies to take into conside
ration. The other toilet was white tatfeta
overed with lace, which lace was worked with
straw. This is one of the Alarectaale Randon's
favorite toilets, and this has been often imitated.
But the piece is what your gentlemen readers
are waiting for. As it is called The While Neck
He, I may take possession ot it in a fashionable
letter: yet, why should It A white necktie is one
of the most solemn things instituted by nature
to mage a man look oracular.
The piece at the Uymnase shows us something
less philosophical; a young man who, just as he
is putting the last touch to his toilet before
going to be married, finds he has no white neck
tie, and while he is watting for one makes up
his mind that he does not care a jot for his
future wife, and having been delayed, will not
marry at all. A fascinating little neighbor at
this crisis brings in a white necktie, and begins
to tie it rouud the infidel's neck with all the
charm of tidy, dexterous womanhood. The
traitor looks at himself in the glass, when the
neatest possible bow peeps out between his two
collar ends. Any reader, male or female, can
fancy how he admired bimself (men think their
aeefcties are parts ot themselves), and all atonce
lie falls in love with the neighbor who has made
him feel proud of bis personal attractions. Yes,
leaders, and the end ot the piece is, that he
marries her the wrong bride. I can thus
relate the piece, but my pen refuses 9 relate
JBter than call such stuff adorable.
In one of my recent communications I in
formed your readers that the new btyle of head
dress is denominated "chieu," or "frizzled pug."
This infers the wavy clusters of hair now raised
over the lorehead, like hay. It may not be un
interesting to know that St. Chrysostom disap
proved of the style. I do not doubt but that he
would disapprove of a good deal more if he
be could, nowadays;! but it is a moral comfort
to think that he took a great dislike to a certain
-woman named Eugraphia, because of the friz
W pug way she had or doing her hair. There
are few St. Chrysostoms In Parisian society; but,
aotwithstandincr. the style is objectionable even
to Asiatics; and, now we have the Viceroy back
aeain. the Dlaits agreeable to Pharoah reappear.
lie has offered the Lady Mayoress of London a
vearl brooch, surrounded with sixteen ot the
loveliest diamonds ever seen, from which hangs
a star with pending pear pearls. The Emperor
or uussia's present to me impress is at tne Ex
hibition. It is a small piece ot furniture, a
cabinet made ot ebony with lapis doors, on
wmcn are carvea iruits ana nowers.
Another present exhibited is Madime Ra
tatzi's court train, the one she wore at the Due
d'Aoust's wedding, it is made ot white poult.
and is flounced with alencon, beaded by rou
leaux 01 wnue Baiin.
The Duke of DemidofTs block of malachite Is
worth seventy-five thousand francs. Mad'ile
l de Metternich's tan is made of pink mother-of
,,A and lace leaves over fawn silk. It is a
veilect niece of art. Tbe Ouecn ot Portugal
has bought antiques, faus and laces; the Grand
uucness marie, 01 KUHsta, quantities ot tne
nneei emDroiuery; tne viceroy or ueypt a won
derful aigrette of diamonds. These are the
Items of conversation in the fashionable world
As to the clothing worn we have still new
ariatlons on the old gamnt. Dresses are Bhort
in the streets, and this will continue, not only
tbroueh autumn, but through winter, when
blue cloth and larce buttons ot tbe same are to
be adopted. Marie Antoinette Is the present
type: the plan of bunching up robes behind, a la
Xenoiton, is a Marie Antoinette revival. This
and tbe fichu are the novelties. Lawn will
eventually take the place ot muslin. Our grand-
muiuers invea lawn Decause it is urmer tnan
muslin and more economical in the end.
with brown bonnets and brown veils, green and
white Btriped silk, with white alpaca jackets
bavin no sleeves, as well as white silk robes
with cerise nources round tbe bottom, and wide
Rashes to match. For balln. crvstil droos on
tulle, with mother-o' pearl ornaments looking
like opal, are the newest and most costly. The
'wpather lias Deeu iimihuauy cow ana rainv. so
that the llghtuot fabrics have been little seeu tor
walking costumes. Sober foulards and greyUn
frog tints are eettine the upper hand of light
.iiIiotw.r and coats' ba r. aud, like the fairv in
the Arabian tale, we are all trying to hit on a
that of the weather.
uwir t ill. and will lona be, a penect mania
the more so now that It 16 worked with toe
iii.t flowers in all the natural bhades. This
work khould be coutiued to the waistband,
. i o on,l frnnt. widths.
One of the most curious wardrobes now talked
el ls that of the poet lierarujer. A tew greasy
L-.nrf mattress are thought a good deal of
. ' i..,i,.,r nnrt have been ollered to the
,vui , , DOnular song
writer I humbly think more of bis verso than
liitl ont, nf re-
if his tieionuinit wmv" -- - - -pair,
and I do not know where It is sale for the
town ot raris 10 eeu lunu.
AKOod thinpi told ot tbe Queen of England's
tffiS t duuSWr. Beatrice, te roin? around
ansiocrttiu; tm-i -n . v. nl..t
iearinp of German princes, ana wu u . -tte
Princeei ff I'russia, lately wrote to aa
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPII PIITLADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
what she would Use to have for a Wrtb-daT
present, the youngest and roost loved or en
replied :-"tend me Bismark's head In a di"-
Tho ronnoct ,not httVB Startled her afJCCtlOBBl.
correspondent., . . . -rHttnir
srrcsponder
The Prince
of walrs, I am w'lui D
a book. JV. Y. Btra
. i .1. al
rTrLAr Fept. 3. A national gathering of
theen'aD Brothorhood assembled Tn Garrett's
Hall at bfat 2 o'clock this afternoon, pur
nVnt to calf There were about six hundred
delegates present from nearly every State in the
Union representing fully one thousand circles,
who joined with the regularly organized Fenian
Senate in a peneral Convention or Congress.
The time of the Congress this afternoon will be
entirely taken bp with receiving and examining
the credentials of delegates. The transaction
of regular busineFj will be commenced to-mor
row morning, strictly with closed doors.
Among tbe more prominent members of the
Order present are Colonel Roberts, President;
Senators Gallagher, of Buffalo: Mchan. of New
York; McQuirk, ot Connecticut; O'Brien, of
Rochester; Morrison, of Chicago: General
Spear, of New York; Colonel O'Neill, of Iowa;
Colonel Riley, of Illinois: and Michael Bcanlon,
District Senator, of Chicago. Garrett's Hall Is
handsomely decorated with Irish and American
flags, and with portraits of prominent Irishmen
Enimctt, Colonel Roberts, O'Neil, and others.
The principal feature of the decoration is the
British flag captured at the route of the 09th
ttritien Cavalry by twelve Fenians, at Freclys
burg, Canada, during the Canadian invasion.
At a general thing, tbe members of the Congress
are a fine, intellieent lookincr set ot men. very
err ditable, indeed, to the Brothe-hood so far as
appearances go.
AMUSEMENTS.
AT TUB WALKDT A Ji.tiiUxLmm.er XuihTt
Dream, with all of Its splendid scenery, armor,
banners, and dre.su. will be nresenied for tbe
twenty-second timo.
On Hat urday afternoon a grand matinee will
be given for the accommodation of indies and
children. Heads of lamllies should secure seats
and tickets in advance.
Thk New American Theatre is beginning
to show forth Its beauties already. It will bo
one of the handsomest place of amusement In
the country. The American will be opened for
the season positively on tne 14th instant, under
tbe lesseeshlp of Mr. Robert Fox, who has re
tained Mr. James Pilgrim as (stage Manager.
No wonder we have so much "progress" at this
new establishment.
Blind Tom at Concei.t Halt.. With little
or no knowledge of tbe true science and art of
music, Tom is yet a perfect musician, surpass
ing in skill and execution our best and most
experienced pianists. One feat performed by
Tom bailies all explanation of a philosophical
or theoretical character. One of the audience,
unknown either to Tom or Tom's friends, steps
upon the stage at the request of tbe manager,
seats bimself at tbe piano, and performs a
lengthy and difficult piece of music, whtcnTorn
has never heard before. While be Is doing this
Tom Is performing some antic, as i! totally re
gardless of tbe muslo or tbe audience. Tbe
piece finished, however, Tom lakes his plaoe at
the piano, and, from beginning to end, plays
tbe same piece witbout missing a single note,
having only heard it once.
Alf. Burnktt has been very successful at the
Assembly Buildings. He never fails to amnse
and instruct bis audience. His wit and humor
are delicate but pointed, and he Is about tbe
JollleBt fellow In town. He is assisted by Miss
Helen Nasb, who is an accomplished reader.g
Mr. Edwin Forrest played "Vlrglnius" at
the Broadway, New xork, on Monday evening,
to an audience of twenty-five hundred persons.
Edwin Adams is a great favorite just now in
Ban Francisco.
Miss Susan Benin has gone to Aloany,
where she will become a "manageress," it is
said.
Maitjrs to Caralassnasa.
If all the teeth that bave been ruined by
neglect could be strung together, they would
reach thrice round tbe world. There may bave
been some excuse for this havoc In days gone
by, when there was no absolute safeguard
against dental decay In existence, but there Is
no apology for It now. Fragrant Bozodont,
tbe world-renowned antiseptic dentriflce, as
certainly protects tbe teeth against decay, as
oil prevents steel from rusting, or water arrests
the progress ot tire.
A Kansas farmer has raised this year on
110 acres of land 6400 bushels of corn, 000
bushels of wheat, and 3500 bushels of pota
toes, all of tbe value of $5435.
EXCLUSIONS.
. rr NEW
IRON IRON STEAMER
n-iivuiM .wirrRST. CaDtaln Francis
biuubljaw, lea'
TorreBdale, Be
Robbing' What
i . t ....no. ri'ronrnn. uiuviuuk ki i.uunii
TorreBdale. Beverly, Burlington, iuiui, rmreuue,
Robbing' Wharf, aud Fleldsboro'.
leaves 2d Pier ftb. Arab.
"Wedn'y,6ept. 4, 140 P. M.
Tbureaay, ' 6, 6 A. M.
Friday, " S.8'80 "
Wadn'v. HeuL 4. 6 '30 P. M.
Thursday, " 5, 9 30 A.M.
Frlnav. " 0. 10
(Saturday,
7,7
Saturday, " 7,1080
Fare to Trenton. 40 cents each way. Intermediate
places, 26 cents eaco way. Excursion, 40 cents. 19 4 41
EXCURSION AROUND CHE3-
.TKK ISLAND. Tbe new Iron steaner
ti) WIN J OHItKBT will make an excursion around
Chester Inland on THURSDAY. September 5, leaving
atttsargee's wliarr at 2 o'clock: 1'. M.. touching at
seooud pier above Arch street at 2'i o'clock, and Sluip
son & Meal's Dock, at t o'clock, P. M. Fare for tbe
round trip, 80 cents. K
-jtrrJk FAKE TO WILMINGTON, 15
t cents: Chester or Hook. 10 cents.
uid mi.nr MONDAY. July 8. tbe steamer ARIEL
will leave IHBsmi i st reel wnari at A. at. ana
8'4a P. M. Keturulng, leaves Wilmington at 6 45 A. AC
and 12-4& P. M.
Fare to Wilmington, 15 cents; excursion tickets, a
centa. are to .:nexier or tiooic, iu cents, b im
'k UA1L.I JSiAUUKSlUfllS XU W1L.
3. mluKlon. Del. The steamer ELIZA
LAJNUoX will leave DOCK (street Wharf dully at
10 A. M. and 4 P. M. JKeturninit. leave MARKET
fctreet Wharf. WlluilDiiton. at 7 A. M. and 1 P. M.
Fare lor the rouua trip ..do cents
Bingle ticket ..........,..,...,...liO cents
Chester and Marcus Hook ..........., 20 cents
For further particulars, apply on board.
7iatf L. w. BUKNa. Captain,
CARPETINGS.
QARPETINGS,
WHOLESALE AUD RETAIL.
LEEDOM Kt H II A W,
NO, ttlO AKtll sTBEET,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
We are mow opening a full and com.
plete assortment, both Foreign and Do
mestic, for Fall gales. 8 27 3mrp
fEEP THEM AT HAND!
PATENTED 11th MONTH, I860.
7 12 2ui8p
COLTCN DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
OBIilBIATOUir TIINITUO7 OXIDB
OAR,
Extract Teeth wl'bout pain or any 111 effects.
OFFl E, SO. 187 WALNUT ITBEET,
7w3h Eelow Eighth, PhUaCeJphia,
CAMPH0r TROCHE8,
SS ro.ltiwPrsTM.Uvs of XV
ft H O L B B A ,
X. aoleFMtDr,O.H.le.Ui.ri-Sli xcr
sfV, nth em.bu,pwi. xvXr
FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON TfllS P. 11
The Yellow Fever In New Orleans.
OUU FLAG IS XI IlilliC
Xlie Dane JJull Mtitcli.
THE LATEST FINANCIAL NEWS
Kte., EtM Etc., Etc., Kt.
btecial DKfriTcnrs to ktknins tbikahaph.
Washinoton, 8cpt. i.
Base Ball.
Tbe Union Base Ball Club, of Lansingburg,
N. Y., vlslttd the White House this morning,
but the President was too much engaged to
give them an audience, and a formal intro
duction was postponed till to-morrow. This
club will play tbe Nationals, of Washington,
this afternoon, and It promises to be a well
oontested game. Half the city Is seized witn
the base-ball fever, aud scarcely anything else
is talked of to-day.
Presidential Vtattora.
A larce crowd ot visitors was In attendance
at tbe White House ibis morning, the majority
being ladies, waiting lor interviews witn the
President. General H teed man was awaiting an
audience, and appears to be a dally visitor
there.
The Second District.
General Canby having reached Charleston,
General Hlckles is expected to arrive lu Wash
ington in a few days, on bis way to New York,
aud will meet with a warm reception from bis
friends here.
The Flftb District.
General Sheridan telegraphs this morning
that his cypher telegraph operator baa died of
yellow fever. No name is given.
Private advices received here from New
Orleans represent the fever raging there fear
fully, tbe victims being principally North
eners nnaccllmated. Natives sutler very little.
Personal.
Hartman Bnohe, Colonel United States Army
and Brevet Brigadier-General, has been placed
on the retired list and granted leave of absence,
with permission to go beyond the sea.
Hon. Charles O'Neil arrived here this
morning.
our Flair.
Reports received at tbe Navy Department
from commanders of naval vessels, show that
onr flag is being carried into the principal ports
throughout the world. During tbe war our
navy was principally engaged in home service.
but since Its conclusion, by direction of the
Secretary of the Navy, our ships have visited
tbe most remote portions of the Pacific and In
dian Oceans, and reports are dally received of
tbe cruises of these vessels, some of whioh are
very interesting, ana show a universal desire
on tne part of tne natives or those distant
climes to cultivate the friendship of the united
States.
Statement of the Public Debt.
WT A OTfTVnflHI Canf A Qt nAW-vvt f m tkttt.
He debt of the United Stales on the 1st of Sep
tember, 1807:
Debt bearlDE Coin Interest:
Five per cent. Bonds tl'J8,431,8aO"00
Blx percent. Bonds of 1M7
and 188. 14,8fi9,791-O0
Six per cent bondn. 1881.... SKJ 76.1u 00
mi pprcem. o-?u dolus... i.ioo.viuwvu
Navy reunion Fund. .... 13.00O.o0'0O
' ll,7ia,UB,7l'
Debt bearing Currency Interest:
Six per cent. Bonds........... f lt!,346'O0i 00
M nree-year uompuuuu m
terest Moles 91.M2830-00
Three-year 7'8J IS otes 40O,7.O25 00
B08.64 LKfiDO
Matured debt not presented for payment:
Compound Interest Motes
matured Jul is. June
10. and AUKUBt 15. li7...
12,72,7.m0O
165,31V64
W7c'68
ttS.liSO-OO
6,'279,lS5'i0
3S.0OO0O
Bonda. Texas Indemnity.
Treasury Mows, acts July
17. letil ana prior tnereto
Bonds, April 1", 1842
'jreasory .notes, axarcu
le:i
Temporary Loan
Certiuoatea of indebted
ness
l!),44,37i-87
Dent hearlnc no Interest:
U. 8. Notes - 3tl5.14,844,00
Fractional Currency 2S.3W.172 K
Gold Certlllcates of De
posit,,. lO.lWMUMIU
410,019.716,97
Total debt .M...2,83,792,l9-64
Amount In Treasury in
toln.. 101,M3,K10DO
Amount lu Treasury in
rSt.Fanv 47 If73 ir74'5H
. 148, 336.004-59
Amount of debt less cash In Treasury...2,S0s.4SS,0tJ5'06
The foregoing Is a correct statement of tbe
mibiia debt, aa aDoearx irom tne dookb ana
'Tp.ncn.a.'BntiirnHlii lhA TlanartmAnt An t h A
1st or Kepiemuer, ibo7.
xlTJGH MCTJOIilXlOH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Fire in Oswego, N. Y.
Osweoo, Bept. 4 A destructive Ore occurred
in this city early this morniDg. A brick bloc
of three-story buildings on west Front street
was burned. They were owned and occupied
as follow: Mack A Gilchrist, grocers, building
and stock valued at $32,000, loss 120,000-, Deearn
& t annines, erocers ana nour aeaiers. ouuuiug
and goods valued at 128,000, loss f 20,000, Insur
ance vio.uuu, Duiiaing ownea Dy a. xf. raermain,
loss t8000, Insurance 15000; building stored with
ViorH warn onrwla awnnil hv O Wn von A Smith.
Their loss is f 15,000, no lusnranoe. The walls of
the burning buildings in lulling crusnea two
smaller Duiiaings occupied as grocery storms.
They were completely demolished.
The Southern Relief Association.
Nir Vnnir Rent, i ThAfliml mentlne of the
executive committee of the Koutheru ttenei
ibfinnlatlnn wob Vi I d vABlprHav tn this CttV.
Tha tnfal oftiih rl nlH bnvA hAAn S'jAo.itftf! all Of
which baa been expended, rne nnmuet m
. . 1 V n I
buBhels of corn Durobased was 170.310. The con-
lrll,,ilinn In nil In mil nf lh Knilttl haV6 been
nearly ;0O.0CO. lnrlutlin $578,000 expended by
order of Congress through tbe Freedman's Bo
reau, under General Howard.
Shocking Railway Accident.
Ttrmi-n-KT Ront. 4. Thrnn nhlldrnn. named Mar
garet Durgan, Mary Ann Keardoa, and Auce
l nut In nil lindftr ten Tears (if aire, were killed.
veNteidav afternoon, near Neuonsett. while
Qitpmnitnor Inrun nnrntitt Uia track of the Old
Colony uauroaa, in iront oi an piu-oui
train,
Fire in New Jersey.
Niuiiiit.w .1. Rent. 4 ThA ntaui tannery
nf ' ' rmlrAll at. Hlatilinna KnatleX OOlllltV,
N. J., whs Foinnletelv destroved bv Are last
night. The loss is esUmated at 88000 to $10,000,
with mi Insurance of 'MI0.
Arrest of Counterfeiters.
Niw Yokk, Bept. 4. A. Toronto desputch says
tl.tkt AI.L.V uvw) Hi.rviv ni.lnrlilllu OOUntr-
lelters. who escaped from Brooklyn prisuu last
week, were arretted there to-day.
Slilnmn nf Rnecie.
UilW York. Kept. 4.-vThe Sootla, for Liver
pool iu-uuy, toon, out J 1 1U KUiu.
Stocks iri'New York.
AFTEllNOON REPORT.
Nkw York, Rept. Smith, Randolph &Co.,
8 WasBau street, Kw York, report at lociocn
mm aiternoon as iuiiows:
1H81b, lll'h(H2. f
United Htutes 5-20. 1862. lHrtftlM1 1.
United (States 6-:K 1H loyfttlio.
United Ktates fr-Wis, ia5, mcwia1- inol ,
United Btates Win, new, 1H5. 10tiJ,;((l082.
United Ktates 6-20S, 1807. 108 108;.
United HiuloB n40s. limy iwm,
August 7-aos. Uf'XWWJ'-ii.
United fcjtatH Sy '20m are quoted In London, iniB
T Dsanaeratle Coaaty Ooaveatloa.
Continued from tyiH rage.
Tbe following ballots wera snbaeonently
taken fur Jteglntor of Wills:
fft nnUU Hixth ZtnUoU
...... SW 41
S 83
...... 38 bl
Ti 31
47 40
...... 22 Dropped.
aa in
233 ar
Ooze
Fritm
Gallafrlifr......
Crawford.....
Bines
Alexander
T Trial af If ajarGnaral Castar.
frm Leavenworth (Kan.) Conservative, Am. 31.
Brevet Major-Generftl Cnstar has been ordered
to Fort Leavenworth for trial. It Is reported
that on bis return to Fort Wallace, after his
exhausting campaign of mid-anmmer, ne learned
that cholera was rapine at Fort Ilarker, where
his wife was staying durinif hie alwenre. Of
ronne exapReratrd ator'ies were afloat, although
the truth was bad enons;h, and Cnstar. unable
or nnwillins; to bear the HuspenKe, left his com
mand at Wallace, and proceeded to Harker as
fast as jaded borsc-fleh would bear him. The
charge against bim is for leaving his command
at tort Wallace and going to Ilarkcr without
leave.
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Sept. 4
Reported by De Haven A Bra., No. 40 B. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
11000 City New.. ls.l 1X
IW0 do. New Inl.V
'200 do. New loi'.,
2sh Cam A Am lid
a Io........ivk;
15 Bh Leh VK. .
8 sh Mecu Bk. 83
4.1 sh feuna H. mi
15 do 53H
100 sh Phil A E. c M.V
26 sh N Central 3i
SECOND BOARD.
m City as, New 101 i
lino do. New.M)Rl0l
I 'OO do. New... c 101
.M0 do. New 101 fi
4 sh Cam A Am. ...... lid'
4 sh Penna IL ....... M'-
10 do 53 S
20 do mmIS. M'-i
7shIhNstK 4,X
13 sh Leh VH bi... 07
DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS IN LADIES' CLOAKS.
PREVIOUS TO THE OPENING
OF OCR NEW
FALL AND WINTER STYLES,
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1,
We propose to close out tie whole of oar
MCBPLVS STOCK
AT AN EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION
FROM ORIGINAL PRICES, THUS:
SSO CEO AH 8 AT 3, FORMERLY tin TO
18.
S50 C LOAHS AT 7, FORMERLY l TO
20.
ZOO CLOAKS AT 110, FORMERLY 818 TO
84.
OPERA CLOAKS,
MATINEE CLOAKM,
RREAKFAMT CLOAKS,
CARRIAGE CLOAKCJ,
At a corresponding reduction from former
prices.
J. W. PEOCTOB & CO.,
8 3t4p NO. OaO C1IKSNCT STREET.
727 C.HESNUT STREET. 727
POPULAR I'ltlCES
IN
Silks, Shawls, Velvets, Poplins, Reps,
Velour Russe, Merinoes.MonflLelaines
Alpacas, Mohairs, Alpaca Poplins,
Chene Poplins, Melange Poplins, Irish
and French Poplins, and Plaids.
Also, Bombazines, Biarritz, Tamise,
and other Mourning Goods in great
variety, together with as extensive and
varied an assortment of Miscellaneous
Dry Goods as can be found in the
market.
Also, Blankets, Flannels. Linens,
House-Furnishing Goods, Cloths, Cas
simeres, etc., in reliable qualities, at
low prices.
RICKEY, SHAEP & CO.,
I.ATJC
JAS. B. CAMPBELL Jt CO.,
NO. 727 CIIESNVT STREET.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
DRY OOODS, BY PIECE OR PACKAGE,
AT AND UNDER MARAET BATES).
RICKEY, SHARPS CO.,
t 2 lm HO. 77 CIIESNVT STREET.
JOHN V. THOMAS,
Nos. 405 and 407 North SECOND St.
PHILADELPHIA,
Would respectfully call your attention
to his
LAfcOU AMU HANDSOME STOCK of
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
All of which having been be-light KNTIRELY FOR
C'AbH, will be sold at the LOWKUT MARKKT
PRICES.
Our assortment will Include
MILKS. BLACK, PLAIN, AND FANCY,
PIM BKON.'M IRISH POPLINS.
PLAIN AND CORDED SILK AND WOOL
POPLINS,
PLAID POPLINS, FRENCH REPS,
PLAID CREPE CLOTHS,
EMPREMS CLOTHS,
LUPIN'S BEST PARIS MERINOEV,
PLAIDS FOR NI&SES AND CHILDREN,
And every variety of Seusonable Dress Goods,
MOVRNINO WOODS,
imlllllllnKKIKH. HOSIERY.
JOWVIN'SBtST O.C ALIT Y HID UIOTBM,
Sin Anr. jb r m r.r, , t .r....".,
HOVSE-FVRNISHINU bOOUs,
CLOAKS AND CLOAKINO CLOTHS,
SHAWLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
TOC1ETUEB WITH OCR USUAL STOCK
OF DOBEHTIV UVOIM,
Tally additions to our assortment will be made
throuehout the eaon, r wsnjuurp
SEPTOtDER 4, 18G7.
DRY GOODS.
gDVIU HALL & CO.,
No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STKEET,
OPBNKD THIS MOBNINO, DIRECT
FROM THE KANVFACTVREBS,
DUBLIN, IRELAND,
THREE CASES OF Pllll BROS'.
CELEBRATED
IRISH POPLINS,
IN ALL TUB NEW AND STAPLE SHADES
OF COLORS r4wfin.Urp
BclscUd and Ordered by Oarsclvss.
FOB SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
E. s- JAFFRAY & CO.,
NO. 60S CHEN NUT STREET,
ABE RECEIVING AND NOW OPENING
FOR PALL TRADE, FULL LINEN OF
LINENS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
JJAPKINS,
HUCKABACKS,
DIAPERS,
TOWELLINGS,
DAMASKS,
SHEETINGS,
PILLOW LINENS,
L. C. HDKFS.,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
CRAPES,
VEILS,
QUILTS,
Ladle', Ucmta', and Children Under
wear, Kmbrolderlee, Nets, Ribbons, 23
Kte. Ktc.
The above will be sold at tbe lowest New
York prices, and on tbe most advantageous
terms.
Represented by 8. Story. 4 wfm3m
JE. Ii. LEE,
Ko. 43 North EIGHTH Street,
have j tint opened fbomnew.york,
100 Beal Val. Lace Hdkfs.. 3 28. great bargain.
Handsome Poluis Applique Lace .tallies.
Block Beal Thread Bailies.
A new lot of Hamburg Embroideries.
100 Beal Needle Work Cowlete Bands.
Beduced to close out.
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 28 to 75 cents.
Gents' Hemstitched Hdkfs., 8TX cents, very cheap.
Gents' Colored Border Hdkfs., 28, 81, and 37 centa.
Mechanic Corsets, reduced.
French Whalebone Corsets, reduced.
Hoop Bklrts, reduced to close out.
Hoop Bklrts, reduced.
Hoop Bklrts, reduced to close out.
Great reduction In Hoop Bklrts previous te taking
account ot stock.
1 case more ot Fine French X'tract.
B. LEE.
Small lot ot 4-4 French Chintz, at 37X cents.
Large lot Beal Morocco Wallets, from auction.
Turkey Morocco Portemonnales, from auction.
8 28 E. It. LEE.
No. UOICHKBNTJT Btreet.
TO THE LADIES:
LINEN CAMBRICS,
PAINTED FOB DBE88X8
WHITE FOB BODIES.
These goods are essential for SUMMER
WEAR, and we are now selling the balance
ot our Importation at a
GREAT SACRIFICE,
E. M. NEEDLES & CO..
N.W. Corner Eleventh sad ChesnuC
1W18 XQNSHHO Wit 'OM
I. W. Center of
lTovurtli cutvd AjroEm Ot
LARGE STOCK OF SUMMER O.ITILTS.
10- 4 AND 11-4 LANCASTER O.CXLTS.
11- 4 HONEYCOMB QCILTN.
PINK AND BI.CE MAHNKILLESOITTLTS.
F1NF.NT WHITE QIJILTM DIPOUTDU.
HOTDLH SCPPI.IKD WITH OCII.TS,
IVAPH1NM, TWEI.M, IAHLH UHIUIS,
SUEETINOS, ETC. ETC
HATE JUST OPENED ANOTHER CASE
SILVER POPLINN. I'OH LAD I KM NITITM.
DARK LAWNN.EKKNCM ANII KNULISH.
THIN (WOI)N, H I. I. VABIKTY.
SUMMER SILKS, REDUCED.
P. IWniTB SHAWLS, WHOLES AIJB
AND RETAIL. 8 6 wfmmu
QAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Vhs Fidelity Istssirmee, Vrvat sued Safe
Deposit CompsBf, for tike Safe
Keeping- of Bonds, Stocks, sued
Other Valuables.
CAPITAL $800,000
BIKBCTORM.
N. B. BROWNE, 1 EDWARD W. CLARK,
CLARENCE H. CLARK, ALEX AN DKR HiJilY
JOHN WKI HH, H. A. CALDWELL.
J. G1LL1NOUAM FELL, HENRY O. GllloON,
.. CHAllIita MACALEBTER. i"aui"'
Office In the Eire prool Rulliling of the Philadelphia
National Bank, C1IKMNTJT 1st rent above Fourth.
This Company ieelves on deposit, and GUARAN
TEES THE BAKE KEEPING OF VALUABLE
noon the following ratus a year, vis.:
Ciiupou Bonds ..... (1 per 1I0OQ
Ri glHtcred Bonds aud becurltles..... cents per liio
Gold Coin or linllldu. fl-ftper luu
Silver Coin or Bullion. ...........m....... per 10
Gold or hilver Plate 1 per C10
Cash Boxes or small tin boxes of Bankers, Brokers,
Capitalluis, etccouleuta unknown to the Ouiuuauy
end llahlllty llmltPd.layeur. r
The Conniauy oilrrs fur It KMT (renter exclnslvely
holding the key) BAFEH INblDK ITS VAULTS at
izo, 11, $4U,W), audr.fta year, auoordLug to sUe aud
locution. ... . . ,
Coupons and Interest Collected for one per cent.
InU-rwu allowtid on Money DepoalU.
This Company is authoruujd torooulve aud execute
Trusts ol every description.
J'z3Jiuwlrp N. B. BROWNE, Prenldenl,
ItoiiajtT 1 4TTaeOK4toec.tAjAjy and Treatum,
AUCTION SALES.
M
OLELLAND A r. n
rJ. PWM,fr W) Philip Ford A Co.).
ATjCTioaaiuta. o. t. MABiirr Street,
BALE OF 1900 CAWH POOT8. BH0E8. BRO
Morning. .
rndc,;r'Fr"Vi;-
Which the attentlorTof thj iTJ, wff5,,f
JOnN B. MYERS CO., AUCTIONEERS
Wos. and 234 MARK ET Street.
LABOR POBITIVE BA LR OF BRTTIRTI. FTtRNCtT
OJb.hMAN. AND DOMESTIC DK Y ((X)DH.
..c um m inmanii 111 lureign ana dnmestln
dry goods, by catalognn, on Ioht months' credit.
On Thursday Morning. H
ages and lots of suple and fancy artkilea. paclt"
:T VIIII"S rt-suy anu goiias arranged for ex.
amlnatlon early on tbe morning of sale. g 31.44
LABGE POBITIVE RALE OF CARPETINOB. ETC .
f I)' rill O It XfnMnln ' P
September , at 11 o'clock, will be sold, by tataloeue
on limr nionths' credit, about tM) nieces of Ingritln'.
"'" "i. "imi!b, anu rag earuetinira.
whicb may be examined early on the morning of the
"le- l ai-5t
LABOR PEREMPTORY KALE OF FRF.NCTI AND
. On Monday Morning.
Il.nl A a. in Mi ...... . . . l .... B." . .
v nuvn. w,i iik iiihi, oy catalogue, on
wnrnM:,i?diir'iLi?r?lJl,ocl9' ,n uk8. worsteds',
N. B. Ooods arranged (or ramfnatlon and cata
logues ready early on morning ot sale. 8 8 it
LARGE PEREMPTORY WALE OF BOOTH, SHOES.
BIIOOAKH TRAVELLING BAOb. ETCV
On TiiHsilay Morning, '
Bptember 10, at loj o'clock, will be sold, by cata
logue, on four months' credit, About a0 pnekates
boms. he. broKsns, halmorsls. etc., of timt-cls
city and Eastern manufacture. Open lor examlua
tlon, with chikIih urn, early on morning ot sale. 8t6t
T M. GUMMET A SONS, AUCTIONEERS,
O . Ko. fio WALNUT Street. '
nold ItPEularBalpnof
REAL , EbTATK, HTOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
tt T,",? I'"iV1la'i,"1A EXCH A NG B.
ilandbills of each properly issued neparalely.
IIK.iO catalogues published and circuited, contalnlnc
full descriptions ot property to be sold, as Mao a pari
tial list of property contained In our Real Jtstate Re
gister, and ollered at private sals. p
bales advertised dully In all the dally newspapers.
M
THOMAS k SONH NHS 11a lunnn
.. B. FOURTH Btreeu ' M" "y
. pale at Nos. 189 and 141 8. Fourth street.
HAMOME WALKUT EURNITUKK. FINR
FRENCH PLATE MIRROhS, FIN&TONED
PIA NO-FORTE. IRON CUiiSlU REFRIGJCRA.
TORS, FINK BRUSSKL8 CAUPKT8, KTC.
On Thursday Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the Auction Htore. an excellent as
sortment ot furniture, hantlso ne walnut parlor furni
ture, covered in hair cloth and treen reps; superior
library suite, covered lu green reps: handsome wal.
nut chamber lurnlture, carpets, etc etc
BILLIARD TABLED
Two superior rosewond billiard tables (carom and.
pockels). marble beds, complete. 9 g 2t
THOMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 1110
CFIEHNUT btieet; rear entrance Ho. 1107 bansom.
street. l -
. Sale at No. 1110 Cbesnnt street
HEJLA.IlP.KEt,OND-H'ND HOUSEHOLD FTJB-
NiTURE. PIAN08. MIRRORS, CABPE1K. ETC.
..... . n Erluay Morning,
At 9 o'clock, at the auction store. No. 1110 Chesnot
street, will be sold, a large assortment of superior
Household Furniture, Including elegant parlor suite
In plusb and repsj walnut chain oer suits; French,
plate mantel and pier mirrors; Brussels and ingrain
carpets; wardrobes; spring and hair mattresses; din- .
Ing-rooirt furnlture.etc.
PIANO-FORTEH. One rosewood 7 octave piano
forte, made by Bacon A Haven: one do, do. by
McCammondc Co.
AMPUTATING fNSTRUMENTB.
On Friday Morning,
At the auction store, wlil be sold one case of ampu
tatlng Instruments, cost tllii. (92t
AMUEL C. FOEDASONS, AUCTIONEeS
No. 1Z7 B. FOURTH Btreet,
Real Estate. blocks. Loans, Ac,, at Private Bale. f8f
PANCOA8T & WARNOCK, AUCTIONBElil.
No. 840 MARKET BTBEET.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, ETC.
1867. FALL. 18g7
JUST RECEIVED, NEW STYL1S
FANCY CASSIMERES
AND COATINGS.
In addition to or unusually large line of gooda
adapted to
MEN'S AND HOTS' WEAK.
MOMUS, CL0TUIEB & LEWIS,
CLOTH JOBBERS,
8 24 8m HOB. It AND SIS. FOTJBTH ST,
O L O A K I N C 8.
We are now prepared to offer to the Trade t
full assortment of
OLOAIONGS,
Containing the newest and choicest styles,
many of which are confined to ourselves.
MORRIS, CLOTIIIER & LEWIS,
CLOTH JOBBERS,
8 24 lm HOS. 19 AND Si S. FOVBTH ST.
GENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING CCQD3.
Till! FINE SlIIRT EMPOKirJf,
Nos. 1 and 3 North SIXTH Street.
JOHN O. ARRISON,
Importer, Manufacturer, astd Pealer tat
Kverjr Description of
EaTI.EaiKN'S FCBNISIIINO OOODS,
Woald Invite Inspection to his FINE STOCK OF
OOODS, suitable lor the season, selling off at moderate
prices,
Especial attention given to the manufacture of
FINE bHIKTS AND COLLARS.
Warranted to give satisfaction. g rp
REMOVAL.
fj E 171 O V A L.
C. W. A. TRUMPLER
HAS REMOVED HIS MUSIC STORE
FROM, SEVENTH AND CIIESNTJT STS.
TO
No. 926 CHESNUT STREET,
8 12 tfrp EHILAELPJTIAi
QAUCH'S RAW DOME
SYJPEB-PUOMPIIATE OF UHH,
The great Fertiliser or all crops. Qui,.k in it
action, and permanent In lu eU'ocut. Jtotahllalied ovi?
twelve years.
Dt-alers suiplled by the oaiyo, direct nxun the wharl
Of the maiiuliu-uiry, on liberal terms.
Atauuiaotured only by
BfcmX" "atU AS ESSey
Bstmwitp uiiawpttlA;