THE DAILY EVEffllTfl TELGilAFKriIILADELFniA, SAfrUltI)AYt SEPTEMBER -21. 18G7. Judge Kelley In Missouri. From the St. Louin Democrat. After war reooimtmction. The nmok of battle noaroely bail rolled away when we see the irrgeoim binding the wouniln aud repairing IbelosHe of the conflict, lie who ponies over the battle-field another season will find that tbe bones of the slain and the wrecks and Irag TocntMOf the con ten t are already half concealed by tbe springing grafts and fragrant flowers and the luxuriant vegetation with which natnre hastens to hide the traces of destruction, hnamttlv Ima the war. in its broader sense, teached its close; scarcely have we "'d "? results when the niiDds of all trne statesmen re tamed to the work of restoring w.e rial prosperity of the country. Am0" I7.r.. rhi 'taair' tl e Hon". W. V. Kelley. witB This wide i nge of information, bis orlgt ?ailty ofThof,ght?and his eloquence of speech. 1i"ddVe"8BhBs d'ou1,u"w been appreciated by ills acKireu 1 1 u . surpnHiiliig IntereHt and fnortenoe Treklfng ol subject? already too im nlwted in iheB excitement of a contest ,Vtf auctions involving tbe very Mist- J...,- .hi natlon.lt mets. wnn a weaun 01 feel" and a forceof reasoning not often equal led, the popular demand for information upon the tbe popular needs ana annraui iui...u.n.v..... ... was an admirable speech, instructive as well as and. to loose WuO nave rcesrueu Mr Kelley as a man of narrow range or thought, the apostle of one Idea, the champion of negro suffrage, it may prove somewhat surprising in its thorough knowledge of the material re sources and full appreciation of tbe industrial needs and interests of all settlons of the coun try, and especially of our own Btate. We need not say that we agree most heartily with Judge Kelley upon the necessity of diver sifying tbe industry of the Northwest It has been tbe burden of our lamentation, day after day ever since the war ended. The result of the war most quickly and most surely foreseen in the Northwest, was that the Booth would be come self-sustaining, at least so far as agri cultural products are concerned. With slavery, the great plantations pass out of exlstcnoe; the culture of great staples ceases to be tbe almost exclusive employment of Houthern capital, the new conditlou ol things creates a new popula tion and a new class of land-holders the im migrants and the freedmen and to them the capital is wanting to carry on the culture of auuar and cotton upon so large a scale as to make It profitable. A South raining her own agricultural products will inevitably raise more than enough for her own consumption from a soil of unequalled richness, and If wheat con be shipped to 'ew York or Europe from Dubuque, Iowa, by way of New Orleans, cheaper than it can by rail or the lakes, any man can see that it can be shipped from New Orleans or Mobile cheaper than it can from Dubuque or St. Louis. Between us and our market for agricultural products there springs tip a competitor, wltii power eventually to sup ply the whole demand. What must the North west do 1 We must create a market and a de mand at home. We must so diversify our in dustry that the surplus products of agriculture shall not be lorced to travel all the way to New York or Liverpool to find a consumer. We must make Missouri the manufacturing centre of the world. Nature has poured out before us with lavish profusion all the needed resources. The decay of industries in England places at our disposal skilled labor of almost every kind. We need only tbe enterprise and combined effort to brine tbe labor to tbe natural re sources, and Missouri will become tbe work shop of tbe continent and the market for the Northwest. Very many of Judge Kelley facts and sus cestlonsare new aud important. Tbe informa tion which he gives in regard to tbe culture of tne oeet in Europe win auract me attention or farmers and agricultural societies in every part of the Northwest, aud will lead, we trust, to thorough experiments and a full investigation of a subject promising such startling results. For it would have startled any man six years ago if be had been told that, after the drums bad ceased to beat, the North went should supply Louisiana with sngar. .Starling as tbe change may seem, we may remember that this is the day of startling changes. The marvellous revolution effected in the industry of France and other European countries by the sugar manufacture, more tnau justifies the hope that this countiy, ralBlng Its own sugar, may save over lorty millions In gold every year. Missouri and the whole Northwest need man ufactures. The people realize the need of them, but they have not all learned to bolleve, with Mr. Kelley, that a high protective tariff is ne cessary to secure them. There are many who believe that a very different tariff is required to sustain manufactures at the seaboard, or even In Pennsylvania, from that which would be most beneficial to Missouri or other Western Btates, where tbe cost of transportation from tbe sea shore constitutes a permanent and con siderable protection in addition to the duties Imposed by Government. Doubtless, public pinion is moving steadily towards a tariff wisely adjusted for the development of our re sources and the diversification ol our indus tries, but such a complication of tariffs and in ternal taxes as we have witnessed within the past few years does not seem to be calculated to benefit our own couutry, or to increase the immigration from foreign lands. The central fact in the tariff discussion Beemg to us to be this that we are forced to protect our debt. If notour industry. Free trade, or anythinn like ii, means repudiation. With an absolute neces sity for levying a heavy revenue tariff, we have also, as yet, Internal taxes which so burden labor and cramp home manufacture, as to neutralise in a great measure the effect of the tariff. The manufacturer whose product is pro tected by a duty of sixty per cent, on foreign Importations Is not protected at all If Internal taxes so increase the cost of labor, of the raw Material, and of his operations, that his product Increases sixty, or even lorty per cent. In cost Internal taxes upon articles, or the maniac Jure of art cles that can be Imported, are simply tariffs against our own, and la favor of forelen labor. $o "protect American industry," tQen JSitaSSf npon tUa' ladustry w ui These views we urged most earnestly during the last session of Congress, aud in some im portant respects the legislation of that session direction. And when we have taker? the load from our own labor, we can then ascertain much more nearly what adjustment oftarlfi 'is best calculated to secure it against foreign com pet lion, and to develop those vast resources to whlchg ghes as that of Judge YeTlj? General Sherman at a Circus, The Indian Commissioners who have bnAn Journeying on the Upper Missouri in seirnh nf peace, returned to Omaha Nebraska,? .h ITth instant, and in the evening went to the circus, in company with General Sherman An incident of the occasion is thus related bv ti. correspondent of the Chicago inline?- y 6 The Generals defiled slowly in and too Sgstan u"6 th Hi wa? hlMPdfifiShV1k,nowa. Jnlvldual and ex pressts his delight at meeting General Boer- the'lfght."6'"81-1 dn,t recenlz you. Stand In The Unknown Mv "eITetU,uree years In your armv. I have r,? eJle.ra,1-Ye". J68- W hat are you doing " t uikb 0 your nun nPBH 9 am in i 5 forraerly the Unknown)-Well. I kmr,lnTlh0,..? 0WQ.u.8.tn88. I am the clown tere. i In fuct, I skull have the pleasure of p- ',D8 uerore you to-nlBht, Ah, Indeed! Glad you are dOlflK BO well rir' Kln8 Your presence here la a great card, uenerai. We shall have an Immense house. Ihese seats are not the hesl; couie thU way. Bo he reseated them situ further to the left, and then proposed to got theiu c Hairs, whloh ofler whs deelinrl. Mr. King General, I should like presently to Introduce you to our ludles. The deneral Yes, certainly. (Aside) I have to humor my soldiers. Presently reappears King from behind the aceneM, holds up ills beckoning Anger, and says: "This way. If you please. General Hhermau." The Ueueral pleased, aud plunging Into the secret recesses of tbe canvas greau-room, was lost to sight for ten minutes, and returned to the outer world happier by the acquaintance of the Infant prodigy, L.a Belie iquesineaue, aud several fiber wonuers. Drought in the West. Cincinnati, Sept. 20 A terribly destructive dronirht prevails In Ohio. Kentucky, and la dlana. There will not be more than half the nimAl mm firon. The rras Is killed out en- tlrely, and many forest trees are dying. The weather or the lust week was the bottest of the eason. Obituary. Arentlcman in Connecticut, after rou'llng "every article of every nu labur of the New Y ork Jcumul of drmmerte" for fifteen years, h m J u it 1867. J. F. & K B. OEHE, 1867. NO. 004 CHESNUT STREET, KATE HOW OPENED THEIB Fall Importations of Hew Carpetings. J. F. C E. B. ORNE, UNTO. 0O4 CHESNUT 8TEEET, 500 PIECES J. OROSSLEY & EONS' PATENT TAPESTRY CARPETS. J. F. E. B. ORRJE, NO. 004 CHESNUT STREET, 300 PIECES ROYAL WILTON CARPETS. J. F. & E. NO. 004 CHESNUT STREET, NOVELTIES IN FRENCH CHENILLE CARPETS. J. F. & E. NO. 904 CHESNUT STREET, 500 Pieces New Styles English Brussels Carpets. J. F. & E. B. OREME, NO. 904 CHESNUT STREET, 250 Fieces Yard and a half Wide Velvet Carpets. J. F. & E. B. ORfJE, NO. 904 CHESNUT STREET, ROYAL "WILTON CARPETS, BRUSSELS CARPETS, For Stairs and Halls with Extra Borders. J. F. & E. B. ORNE, NO. 904 CHESNUT STREET, 50 SHEETS ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS. FOR SALE AND TO RENT. 2108 SPRING GARDEN ST. 2110 ELEGANT SIDE-YARD DWELLING, EVEBT CONVENIENCE. APPLY AT LUMBER YARD 9 196t WO. S100 RACE STREET, TO RENT A GERMANTOWN PRO- perty, containing eleven rooms, ana large lot, tiiiuate near Duv'a Laue Station. Inquire or D. KUULLi, Ho. VIA MARKET Street, or JAiLtd ARMSTRONG, UKRMANTOWN. B 19 t REMOVAL. REMOVAL. C. W. A. TRUMPLER HAS REMOVED HIS MUSIC STORE FROM SEVENTH AKD CHESNUT STS. TO No. 926 CHESNUT STREET 8 12tfrp PHILADELPHIA. PRESERVING CANS AND JARS. pRUIT JARS. PROTECTOR FRUIT JARS. They are made Alr-tlght with Certainty and Ease. Are Rapidly Opened Without Injury to the Cover. Each Cover flu all the Jars. Manufacturers and Patentees F. ft J. BO DINE, 1 22 thstnlm NO, 138 S. FBOSI STREET. FRUIT JARS AND CANS, CEMENT, rilEHERVINO HI'.TILES, BEl'BItiKBATOBM, WATER COOLER, And a general variety ol House-Furnishing Goods, at It. A. WUDHAN'8, 8Mtutl)S5rl Ko. 1011 BtRINO GARDEN Street. P ARE MANUFACTURES IN FINE CONFECTION'S, FOR inoiCE PBENCNTN, STEPHEN F. WHITMAN, t27 tutbslmrp NO, mo MARKET ST. L KNOWLES & CO., NO. 131S MAUV.ET STREET, Arc now, and w ill couiinue to receive, dally, from all parts of the country, the best iiualltles of 9 lUtutbsCt FAMILY FLOUR. . ". B. ORR3E, B. ORTJE, CARPETINGS. QARPETINC8, WHOLESALE AND BET AIL. LEEDOM & SIIAWj HO, 910 ABCD STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS. We ate now opening a full and com- plete assortment, both Foreign and Do mestic, for Fall Sales. 827 3mrp 832 CARPETOGS. 832 ARCH STREET. FALL STOCK NOW OPEN AT IBS ARCH STREET WAREHOUSE CARPET JOSEPH BLACKWOOD, HO. 83 ARCH STREET, Two doors helow Ninth. Booth Blde. 10 2m GENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. THE FINE SHIRT EMPORIUM, Nos. 1 ana 3 North SIXTH Street. JOHN 0. ARRISON, Importer, Manufacturer, and Dealer tm Kv.rjr Description of VERTLEHEICB FTJBNISMNCI OOOWt, Woold Invite Inspection to his FINK STOCK O GOODS, suitable lor tne season, seUlngoff at moderate prices, iupeclal attention given to the manutoetore of FIISK bUIKlB AND COLLARS. Warranted to give satisfaction. BOOTS AND SHOES. FIRST QUALITY BOOTS, SHOES, AfiO GAITESS, FOB CENTS AND BO VS. PRICES BIODERATE. BARTLETT, no. as loirn sixth street, ... JJJrp . ABOVE CHJESNOT, DRY goods. 727 CHESNUT STREET. 727 FOr VI. All 1 It ICE 8 is Bilks, Shawls, Velvets, Poplins, Heps, Velonr Rosse, Merinoes.Mous Delaines, Alpacas, Mohairs, Alpaca Poplins, Chene Poplins, Melange Poplina, Irish and French Poplins, and Plaids. Also, Bomhazines, Biarritz, Tamise, and other Mourninc: 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, Honse-Furnishing Goods, Cloths, Cas simeres, etc., in reliable qualities, at low prices. RICKEY, SHARP & CO., I.ATB JAS. R. CAMPBELL A CO NO. 797 CnFJSNVT STREET. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. DBT bOODS, BT PIECE OB PACK AO B, I Ann llVB HABAET RATES. 11ICKEY, SHARP & CO., (Sim NO. 77 CHESNUT STREET. 229 F ARIES & WARNER, 229 NORTH NINTH STREET, A BOTE BACE, Pave now on hand a foil supply or Ladles', Gents' and Boys' Merino Goods, suitable for Fall sales. Ladles' Merino Vests f 1. 112. tl 15, l 87Ji, to 1 case Gems' Mrino Shins and Drawers, tl. Gents' Merino Shirts and Drawers, from tl to 13. Boys' Merino Goods, all sizes. Infants' and Misses' Merino Vests. Tneaoove goods were ordered early in theseaion, from tl to 3 below present prices. Water-proof Cloaklogs, f 125 and ft 37.1.. All-wool Blankets, C75 and ?6'T5. Bargain. 1 bale beat all-wool Flannels, wide, 41c. All-wool Flannels, 81, a7. 40. 43 S ', 50, 68. 75,85c., etc. Ballardvale Flannels, Sacqne Flannels, etc Shirting Flannels, large assortment. 50 doz. Linen Huckaback Towels, 12jc. ' One bale American Crain. I2c. Unbleached and Power-loom Table Linens. Fine Snowdi op and Damask do. do. Canton Flannels, 18. 20, 22, 25, and 28c Bleached and Brown Muslins, lowest prices. Good yard-wide B'eacbed Muslin, 15c. Pillow-case and Bbeetlog Muslin. Black Alpacas, 45,50 6, 65, 70, 75c , etc. Cotton end Linen Nursery Diaper, eic Black and White Balmorals, tl Black and White Plaid Wool haw!s. tl, Linen Shltt Fronts, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, etc. FAEIES & WARNER, NO. 9 N. NINTH STBEET, I2 QL0THS, CaSSIMERES, AND COATINGS, FOR .HEN-M AKD BOTH' WEAR. We are now orenlng NEW AND DESIRABLE BTYLFg ol tbe above goods. Tbe g at reduction in the prices of WOOLLEN GOODS makes our stock very attractive to buyers, ClIRWEN STODDART & BROTHER, NOS. 450, 4S2, AND 451 N. SECOND STREET, 919 8t ABOVE WILIX)W. Q L O A K I N C S. We call particular attention to a large assortment ol very desirable styles LADIES CEOAKINCS, Just received from T7ew fork auotion sales, in addi tion to the BILVEIt FOX, DIAMOND, HYDE FABK, and many other leadlDg makes. MURRIS, CLOTHIER & LEWIS, CLOTH HOUSE, 8 24 6m NOS. 10 AND 1 S. FOURTH ST. ALPACA POPLINS OF ALL GRADES, IN BLACKS AND COLORS. CIRWEN STODDART & BROTHER, NOS. 450,459, AND454N.SKCONDSTREET, 9 18 8t ALO VE WILLOW. LONG BROCHE SHAWLS IN NEW DESIGNS, PRICES VtBYJIl'fH REDUCED, CURWfcN hTODDART & BROTHER, NOS. 450, 45H, AND 454 N. SECOND STREET, 1 19 8t ABOVE WILLOW. blKAlUJ KOVV. E. 171. NEEDLES & CO. Invite attention to ihelr flntolass stock of LACES AND LACE GOODS, EMBB0IDEIUE3, HDKFS., VEILS, ETC. To which addition will constancy be made of tbeNOVELTIti OF THE BKASON. They Offer in their WHITE GOODS DEPART MENT HEAVY BKIRTINQ CAMBRICS, At to, 8, and 40 oenu, Great Sacrifice. gLACK DRESS SILKS FROa AUCTION, IN LOW, MEDIUM, AND SUPER GRADES. CIRWEN bTODBART & BilO HER, NOS.450,45a, AND451 ECOND STREET, tllt ' HOVE WILLOW, DRY GOODS. QEAUINE WATER-PBOOF CLOAKING, 1'87X. Genuine Water-Proof Cloaking, tv&O. Genuine Water-Proof Cloaking, 175. J. C.STBAWBBIDGE A CO, N. W, Corner EIGHTH and MARKET Btrenta. 12 i CKMT CALICoKW 'AST COLORS. It cent Calicoes, new fall styles. It cent elegant fall styles Chintzes. . J. C. STRAWRBIDGR A Cl. 200 rW' CXjOTIIIS AND CANSlHBAEt, All-wool, 7 cents, 90 cents, tl, and 1115 per rard. J. C. STRAW BRIDGE A CO. 50 ENT BLACK ALPACAS, CUE A P. 50 cent Figured Alpacas, 75 cent heavy Alpaca Poplins. Colored Poplin Alpacas. J. C. STBAWBBIDCB A CO. BLACK SILKS, VERT CHEAP. 12-25 Black Bilks, gold edge. tl 25 Black Gros Grains, a bargain. . J. C. STR A WBBIDGE fc CO. 1 CENT FRENCH nnnr-i-vcs. vawv. 37 STYLES. 7X French Ginghams. J. C. S1RAWHBIDGE A CO. -j CASE CANTON FLANNELS, 80 CENTS. 1 case Canton Flannels, 25 cents. 1 case Canton Flannels, 28 cents. I case Canton Flannels, 81 cents. Buyers for Hotels, Boarding-Houses, Pnbllo Insti tutions, and Private Families, will do well to call and examine our Immense stock and extremely low prices. Many of the above goods we are offering at less than Importers' and manufacturers' prices. All goods warranted as represented. J. C. STRAWHVIDGE A CO., N. W. corner EIGHTH and MARKET Streets. jgLANKETS.-JOOO PAIRS. We now offer ior sale 1000 pairs fine Bed Blankets, purchased for cash duilng the eaaly summer, at greatly reduced prices. We will sell a good sound Blanket for a less price than soiled or damaged oneB are sold for. All-wool Blankets, 3 per pair.' Good size wool Blankets, t4 per pair, Fine all-wool Blankets, 14-50 per pair. Large size Blankets, 5 to K'50 per pair. Very large Blankets, 6 50 to tft'SO per pair. 200 pairs of slightly damaged Blankets, will be sold at about bait price, Voir is the opportunity to get a good Blanket for a small sum ot money, J. C. STRAWBRIDGE A CO., NORTH WEST CORNER 1 11 fsmrp EIGHTH and MARKET 8treets. IM A R K E fX" e ninth. Opening dslly FRENCH LRESS FABRICS AND t THER GOODS, from recent large auction sales and private purchase, making the finest sleek we ever Offered, FRENCH POPLINS. Newest colorings and best qualities. Bilk and Worsted French Poplins. Wool Poplina an d Empress Cloths. Bilk-faced Rich EplDglines. Magnificent Velour Ottomans. Blam Plaids, elegant large designs. Plaid Poplins for misses' wear. FRENCH HEBINOES. 5C00 yards Lupin's French Merlnoea. FlnfBt stock Merlnnes In town. All the new shades from fi-oo up. SHAWLS. Pa'sley Square and Long Shawls. Woollen Bquare and Long Shawls. Black Tbibet Square and LongSbawla. Broche Long Shawls, rich goods. SHAKER FLANNELS. 66, 60, and 85 rent 4-4 All-wool, bargains. Extra qualities, and extra Wright's Shakers. Best stock of these goods in town. Ten bales, about 7000 yards Flannels, of every variety of color, kind and fineness, CANTON FLANNELS. 20, 22, and 25 cent Canton Flannels. 28, 81, and 88 cent Canton Flannels. 85, 37, and 40 cent Canton Flanuels, 45, 50, and 85 cent Catifon Flannels. 9 7 stuth We claim to have the heaviest and best goods made. p ALL DRESS GOODS FROM THE LATE AUCTION SALES OF FRENCH GOODS, PARIS ARMURKS, all desirable shades. PARIS REPS, all desirable shades. PARIS POPLINS, all desirable shades, PARIS MERINO KB, all desirable shades. PARIS PLAID rOPLINS, all desirable shades. BRITISH PLAID POPLINS. CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER, NOS. 450, 45t, AND 454 N. SECOND STREET, 919 8t ABOVE WILLOW. JAMES & LEE. NO. 11 NORTH SECOND STREET, INVITE THE; ATTENTION OFi THE TRADE TO THEIR LARGE STOCK OF PANTALOON STUFFS, CONSISTING ISl PART OF BLACK FRENCH CASSIMEBES AND DOESKINS; NEW STYLES OF FANCY CASSIHEBESs HIKED DOKSKINS, ALL SHADES, WITH A "VARIETY OF GOODS ADAPTED TO DOTS' WEAR. tMsl DF1Y GOODS. IE LUTEIT ST0HE. 9H A. ROH STREET. IMPORTER, JOBBEB, AND DETAIL DEALER IN LUSTEIST GOODS EXCLUSIVELY. I,,E LARGEST LINEN STOCK lit THE CITY. EALL IMPORTATIONS OF LINEN GOODS NOW IN STORE. tlw,mtfp PRICE & WOOD, N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND FILBERT STS. Have Just opened frem New York, at loss than red' lar market prices: k 100 dozen Linen Huckaback Towels. 12','c. 100 do. do. do. do. 25c. 100 do. do. do. do. 2c 86er".'"Zd Ua9a Ha"kaback Towels', Sl.8S.and llaurtsome Damask Towels, Tery cheap L nen Mupk.DS and Doylies, very cheaul Bird eye Linen lor Aprons. ' cueap. . A large lot or lilrd-eye Diaper, verv rhu 4 Bleached Table Linen., very heav?'. tl and tt . 1 aUles' Tucked and Kmbroldered Bdkts. f!id Hni.titcbed Hdkh. Lad es' and Gents' Llueu CBuibrlc Hdkfs cenu.1" t0l0t, Broer 2s. ". X. and o Ladies' and Gents' Hosiery, chean Ladles' and Genu' Merino Vests and Pants. FLANNELS 1 FLANNELS! k7"ems! h'aVy 8hBker r,Dnel. nea'y yd wide, a ji 1?"', "i.28, 81 45 nJ M cents. All-wool J lannels, 81, 83. 37, 46, and so centl? Heavy bbaker Flannels. 7-s and 4-4 BHllard Vale Flannels. line French Plaid Sack Flannels. Fine Con red Opera Flaim.lg. Plain and Twilled Grey and Ked Flanuels. a pafr t8 BlBnketa' very cheap, from 84 Ml op to 117 87"ceVnr.f.atnc! e't,c.F1"UDeli" 18' 2U' . . . M."d DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS. Heavy Silk and Wool Poplin, choice shades. II andaome Plaid Popilus, Very cheaD. A cheap lot of Mixed Puplins. Do. do. Plain Popiln. 60 cents. Best quality American lielalnes and Calicoes. Black Alpaca Poplina, very cheap, etc. etc PRICH A WOOD, N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Streets. N. B. Just opened, 2uo dozen Jouvln's Kid Gloves, best quality. 19 21smwLIl 50 dozeu lUal Kid Gloves, at 8125 per pair. Q00DNEWS FOR THE LADIES. EVANS & PHIPPS, N. W. COR. OF TENTH AND ARCH STS,, Have Just opened a large invoice of 4 DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! Some magnificent new Parisian styles, just out;, don't miss seeing litem. THE OB EAT CENTRE OF ATTRACTION! Great crowds of ladles around this beautiful corner to witness our v GRAND DISPLAY OF GOODS! We do not ask you to coma and hi. v u. a IoaI m. . suit-d you cannot rental the temptation when you see - VUI BILI1UIU ntut. ui uuuus nuu cuuttjl BLAMME1S1 BLANKETS! ' A large lot, from auction, at half price, all sizes and graaes, lrum tl'75 up, ptr pair. FLANNELS. FLANNELS. FLANNELS.. Our cheap Job lot of Flannels are running off at av very rapid rate. Just thluk, all wool, from 25 oenta upwards. BUSLlNS. MUSLINS. MUSLIXS. Our It), i'lii. and 16 cent Muslin Is going with a roih; thousands of yards dally. Ladies take a peep at the CHEAP CENTRAL WIDE AWAKE STORE. . EVANS tfc PHIPPS, TENTH AND ARCH STS. N. B. For our latest Fashion Plates and new style ' ot DresHe,;see "American Ladles' Gazette." No. Sid CtO.SNUT titreet. 914 stf 1807. FALL AND WINTER. 1807. JOHN V. THOftlAS, Nos. m and 407 North SEC0M) St. JUST RECEIVKD.- The following Goods for Ladles' and Misses' FALL. AKD WINTER BACKS : . i ASTRA CHAN CLOI IIS, IN BLACK, WHITE AND FANCY. BFAL FRENCH VELVET CLOTHS. VELOUR CLOTHS. CHINCHILLA CLOTnS. WBITNEKS, VELVETEENS. BLACK BEAVERS. BLACK TRICOTS. FROSTED BEAVERS. WITH A FULL; ASSORTMENT OF FANCY CLOI US, ixwsmsmrp . g T O K E S & W OOD, NO. 70S ARCH STREET, OPEN TO-BAY A VERY LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF IRISH POPLINS, BBO WNS, BLUES, AND STEEL. . GAY PLAID ALL-WOOL POPLINS, Kg GREAT VARIETY. ALL-WOOL POPLINS, PLAIN, FIGURED AND SPOTTED. ALPACA POPLINS, PLAIN MOHAIRS BLACK ALPACAS. i . LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS, PLAIN AND GAY. SMALL FIGURED CAMLET CLOTHS AND FRENCH CHINTZES. B. ONE CASE 6 4 BROWN MUSLINS. ran abac a- f aj AT 5 CKNTS. 8 9s HOOP SKIRTS. 628. VM. T. HOPKINS, C28. MANCFACTUIlKIt OF FIRST QUALITY HOOP SKIRTS, FOR THE TRADE AND AT RETAIL. NO. S ARCH STREET, BELOW SK V NTH, PHILADELPHIA. Also dealer In full lines or low-prlosd New York: and itasteru made hkiru. vrmso iMew xora! vtl1 i!nW ;d1w'lr"bl?ynd sites of Hdlea. Misses , and Children's lloou-aklru iviimiKntiv hand and mae to order. mb?arfnl"h"5kiliyn3 uil pZll Msorun1' market, at vrTmodi J- very dy should try "Our Own Make" of Tfnnn Ba Iris, aa they have no equal. Uoop Southern, Weuiru. anu near Trade hnvaraalli And it to Ihelr InlereMio "u. oujro.1 f add,,I'tUor,l,lwil Vices sent to any
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