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THE DAIL.Y EVENING TELEG RAFH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 18G7.
CJJVJlCa COUNCIL AT LAMBETH.
C;i- Ktc
We are indebted to the editors of the, CWrfi
Journal for the following detail. rort of the
iroceedlngB of the F nAft11c&n Synod at Lam
Etn a courtesy all the more appreciated from
Ue fact that the Council bare shot out the
BKedTy,rth"'iuth of September, at the
Invitation Of the Archbishop of Canterbury, a
?remnlnBry meeting' of the Bishops of the
XnclicftnCommunlou w; held at the house of
iv,. i P O No. 6 Park Mire, Pt. J.tmes gtiect.
The Archbhop himself took the chair at
noon and ome thirty or iorty Bishops were
SSesent! about onc-thira of whom were Amen
Iin Amonz tbe last were the llishops of
Vo -. North Carolina, New York.
LouMana, Kho.le Island, Arkansas, and the
iVniJiftiit bubops ol Ohio and Indiana. The
meltZ was aWeibcr informal; none but
Vuboiw were pr.-8.-nt ; and no minutes were
k'Ine chief discussion the Mvelon latini?
four hours in all-was ia rcpard to opening
the proirritinnie lor the consideration of tho
Oolenso case. The metropolitan of Cape Town
aaiide a long and very able speech In laor of
this ceuree, as due to the truth, which has been
so ereatly outraged by Dr. Colenso; but objec
tions was made on the ground that every por
tion of the Anglican communion had already
condemned and repudiated Colenso. Both
kouecs of Convocation in Kuclaud, the Church
in Scotland, the provincial Synods In the colo
nics, nd the general convention ot our own
church, had all spoken, and nearly all unani
mously. Moreover, bishop alter b'bop declared
that tucy recognized 1 he deposition and excom
munication ol Coleneo iib perle. lly valid spirit
atly. The Bishop of Lincoln, for instance,
said that il CoIciibo precrntcd hinifflf to receive
the holy coinniunin. lie (the Bishop of l.incolu)
would uot minister it to him; iior would he ul
mit him to a beneHco in bis diocese, should auy
body be so unwise as to present him to one.
Other English bishops said the frame thinir; and
not on wiped a word to the contrary. The Bishop
1 Huron stood up manfully for the Metropoli
tan of Cnpe Town but thought the Ritualists
should be dealt with likewise. The Bishop of
liendon, though thinking that the llUuilUis
were reelly doing more harm in the Church
(that is. we suppose, making more rapid pro
gress) than the Colensoites, yet repudiated the
idea of the Council touching Vot subject, which
plainly belonged to each distinct Church to
settle for itself; and that branch of the subject
then fell dead. The Bishops of New York, ver
anont, Illinois, and other of the American
Itisbops were among the speakers, every one of
them fctand'ine tuanlully by ihe Bishop of Cape
Town. The Metropolitans of Montreal and New
Zealand did the same. Indeed, the perfect una
nimity on the subject was a delight to all. lhc
only difliculty was as to ihe leq.il validity oi Co
leuso's excommunication, according to the
laws of England: which ot course did not apply.
The meeting closed in the most excellent feeling,
the Archbishop of Canterbury having won gol
den opinions by his mingled cjurtcsy, dignity,
gentleness, and consideration,"
Tlia Fortieth Cougrcna.
The returns from the California election corn
plcte the list of members elect to the Fortieth
Congress, and we have now the means of ascer
taining the exact strength of each party in Con
f wi. The following table exhibits the political
complexion ol the House of Representatives, by
States, in the Thirty-ninth and Fortieth Con
gresses: XV.V.VH(toi((ii. XL'h Oangvens.
TAT KB. J-.-fW.
California 3
Colorado
Connecticut 4
Delaware 0
Illinois u
Indiana
Iowa j
XDBaBv v-UUi' I.
Jiemhcay J
(Mftlne 5
Maryland 2
Jd assaoh uselts 10
Michigan 0
Minnesota i!
Missouri 7
.Nebraska 1
Nevada I
.New Hampshire 3
New Jersey , 2
New York 2o
Ohio 17
Oregon 1
Pennsylvania 1C
Kbode Island 1
Tennessee 4
"Vermont 3
West Virginia...- 3
Wisconsin 6
Don.
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0
1
3
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0
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0
3
0
0
V
2
0
0
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11
2
0
0
4
0
0
1
47
Ji'i.
1
1
1
0
11
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1
0
1
10
0
I
s
1
1
3
3
30
1(1
1
18
1
3
1
6
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Dan.
2
0
3
1
3
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0
0
0
0
4
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0
1
0
0
0
2
11
3
0
0
0
0
0
1
49
Total.
,.M8
Vine Kltr '
The JTaahvilie Banner con9.fVtttive) of EepU
5th baa the following relar the elecl4on of
Jtorday last:
"The mouBtrooB jcai farce, ralBnaraea
n election, ) rvVr ad the result is jnt as
we eipectetW' mjw the thins was dof.e is
too well uaeri0li to need explanation.
... .1 in day a Tumor wa put iu circula
iior tiat General Thorn ap. undor orders from
wbinnton. had eiguitied to Mayor B own hia
willintmess that the eleetion nhouldxe held by
the appointees of the City Council. 'Hope for
aueason' reanimated the bosoms of despoudout
ia naers. The reaction that soon came was
, J -1 Ili,il Thnn.ni hml it.
uaaen mu kiuo- j.uvi
-was ascertained, been shaken in his resolve to
eliver thecny over u uis puiiucui wu-khubj,
aided, the negroes monopolized the poll, and
the city relapsed Into a quietude.
"Many imported voters were in town. They
came in by car load Friday and yesterday.
"The tolal result In tho wards was: Aloen
JXepublican), 2423; Scovel (Conservative), 258."
A Remlnlecence.
. Logan, in his Clevelmd speech, got off the
JoUowlng pretty good hit:
I was in Congress at the time Secession com
menced. I saw member bidding farewell to
their scats saw the conspiracy rising, and felt
its power. Imagine Floyd crossing the Po
tomac river, bearing the stolen arms; Cobb with
bis bags of gold from the Treasury: Tnompson
with ihe money made out of Iudian ailairs;
Toncey scattering tho navy to the tour quarters
of the globe, aud Jeir. Davis following to be
.resident of the new nation bee them turn
their eyes for a parting glance at the Capitol,
and then pursue their way fciuglns their old
lamiilar hymn:
'Plil Is Uie way I long havt sought.
And mourned ueuuune I luund 11 uot."
(Great laughter.)
Then look, at your own State; see vallandig-
liam, Pendleton, and Ttiurman raise their vo'ces
s the great champions of Democracy, shouting
to Jeff. Ditvis and his follows:
"If you get there before wa do,
Look eut for us, we're comlu k too."
(Immense applause.)
Tkte Proposed Visit of Charlea Dlckene.
Boston, Oct, 2. Charles Dickens has just
telegraphed to bis American publishers, Tick
xor & Fields, of Boston, bis decision to come to
the United States, and give his rradiuas in the
principal cities, lie will leave England, either
in tho Java, on October 'iC, or lu the Bcutirt, on
November 2, und w ill hep in to rend iu t he tir-tt
week of December. The rumor of ill health
are all unfounded. He never wus beariicr in
aisllle.
The Political Campaign In Ohio.
Cincinnati, Out. 2. The canvass for Congress,
inan In ihe Second Ohio District has beootnu
ery exciting. Though the radical majority lust
if na twenty -five hundred.it is admitted
that the race between Smith and Carey will be
Over 20.000. mostly one thousand
dollar hew, wus to-day wageied even on ttie
Jesuit.
Yellow Fe-er on no Pry TortHK-.
Kit Wibt, Oct. 1, via Lake CUt Oct. 2.-Ac-eunt.
from the Dry Tortugns report tlat Ueu-
tenants Cordon and ul.un were uoia very )uw
with yellow fev. r, no hopes being euirrttuueu
l their recovery.
WIStLLANEOUS.
It '
ATf H-LTOHTKItS MADE OP METATXIO
cbikI pnifr. Iftplial Ihlnin tor tobHcronlsis, now-ill.
Orucgm... etc For sale, ','' "iii"! 5J"
no. Hit (Klgbt TMrtr-vP Mrmt Ht.. holow Ninth.
GILT, I-LATFD, BRASS, AND PORCKLAIN
J'urnlnire Nulls. BrttBnnla Hl Tucks
Bixl Screws. forfiRl" by TRUMAN A HHAW,
Wo. . ( KUUi 1 blrty-Hve) Market Ht.. twlow Ninth.
NOTICE, YE WHOM IT CONCERNETH,
that we have a vary Inlr assortment of Uouse
kcotxirs' nil other Ilurilwurn.
1 HUMAN A RHAW,
No. 8?!)S (Ktuht Thirty-flvp) Market bt., bolow Ninth,
OWAKBUKTOfc'3 IMPROVED VENTI
latedanrt Kasy-ntttnu DUKH3 HATH (pntnntwl),
In all the amircvo) lKfli'i .1,11 of tlieteoson. UU.KHNUT
btrwit. next dour to tho Kn,i ornce. tlr4
r JONES, TKMPLE A CO.,
4 PABHIONABLH HATTKB8,
No. K NINTH Klreflt,
First Store bi.'- I'hontnut Ktreet. 4S
O FOSTER,
FASHION A LiLK HArTBTR
11 (imnpj
No. H. SIXTH Strw.
HO It b E ) triKAPK.ST IN THE
f, wo. 6M MAKKKTHl
E CITY.
Mtrnet.
Where the Biy IK
ULAKKETS. I is tu the Door, ill
IIOIWE
llltlN6l
DEAFNKSS. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
science and skill h-ve Invented to assist the
hearing In every de(irerif dearnofis; also, Respirators;
Minu, vrannaxi a I'uini. i ruicnefl. snierior w any
others In r.ie.
, at f. ilAAJUJJlA'H.NO. 116TKNTU
Htrept. below Cbennnt
85p
"EpBENCH CIRt CliATINQ LIBRARY.
P PAUL K. H1KAKD.
tHKLTlH BOOKKHJ.KH, HTATIONKK AND
KNHRAVER,
No. 802 S. KLEVKNTH Btreet
TH ITA TKLFITIA. 22 Sp
KOI USERS' AND WOSrENHOLM'3 POCKW?
KNIVKK, Pearl ana .Stag Haiiilles, of honntt-il
'iiiinh. KUD(JKKW and WADE A BUTCH VflW
li AOTm, and the eel(;bnu.d H.OTJJLTlin; RAZOA.
WIKbORH of Mie finest oimilty.
BKors, Ki.u-os, Bclsnofi. and Table Cutlery Gro-ind
and Polished at P. MADKIKA, No. lit TEN TH
Street, below ( liesnpt. U.5 aj
I-JOUSE-FURMSUINQ DEPOT,
lUOSINU TAIII.FN.S in:v,
K'l I P LA1)I)I'.HS,
( it ll IIOH
And a general variety ot Kitchen Utensils, at
It. A. WILDMAN'g,
S 28 tutlisr.p No. 1011 Kl BINQ GARDEN Street.
KOOFS, WALLS, DKCK8, ETC. AMERI
CAN CCNL'KKTU PAINT COM HAN Y, OlUce
No 613 N. 1 HI HJj btreet. For preveniinx all roofs
from leak h. to keep wnll i tree f. oni dampness, an d
decks, tanks, nisierns. and o!nts of every kind tight,
and bottoms ot ships, etr,, trom worms, ends of posts
!hBi go Into the nrth so:ini, and materials Renerul ly
fr m corrotllng and deny, this Palut stunds un
ftHKillKl. Kor sale In nuns or disks, teady lor uso lit
all linn h, and bulled to ull olimuies.
l:ilm JOSEPH LKKD3.
rpo HOCKKEEPiiUS AND INVALIPP
Jt 'ine nuarrsignea r".' i-. olti-i!y rails the atteniloii
of the miUHc to the (.Mt;!. of Prime Cider and Pure
Cider ViueKor fur ptcklliK and general lumllyuse
also, to his popular "Tonlo Ale," free irouiall Impn
ritles, and endorsed by the medical facalty as a sals
and wholesome bevri- tor weak and delir-ato non.
stltulions,
Delivered free ot chart to all parts of the d'y.
P. J. JORDAN,
No. 4'20 PKAR Btcpet,
UHSv Below Third, and Walnut and look.
THE WEBER PIANO
Js pro jounced by the Flivt Musicians in the country
THE BEST PIANO MANUFACTURED,
For Immense Power, Sweetness, Brilliancy, and
Equality of Tone, Elasticity of Touch,
and Durability.
BttonlDcer Co. New Patent Expression
Tremolo
ORGANS AND MELODEONS.
J. A. GETZE,
9 281nitp NO. 1101 IIi:.SSiUT S'l'ltKKT.
JpOR THE Yi FORMATION OF
HOLDIB8 GOVKiVNMKNi- SkClidltTIES.
C my W1BU W IUUYCI b v;u w
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or THE
Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
We publish below tbe terms upon which they may
now be exebauged at tbe oflice of the Agents of tbe
Company In t bis city,
WM. PAIN TEH A. CO.,
JVO, 80 tiOtX.1 TBIHD STBEET,
It will be seen that a handsome profit may be
realized by tbe ezebauge.
On 5 -20s of 182, a different) of 123 33 will be paid.
On 5-20S Ot 1804, do, 1BD S3 will be paid.
On &-20S of 18C6, do. tli'33 will be paid,
On6-20gof July '66, do tn-i'sawlllbepald.
On 1881s, do. 1208-31 will be paid.
OnlO-toe, do. 181-38 wUl be paiO.
On T-see, 2d series, do. tl80'83 will be paid.
On 7-30S. 8d series, do, $ 174-8S will be paid.
(For each thonsand exchanged.) 10 1 lmsp
BOOTS AND SHOES.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
FRINCn CALF UOUllLE 60 LE BOOTS, Firit
Quality, 112X0.
FBESCU CALF SINHLE BOLE BOOTS, First
Quality, 10'0.
FftENCH CALF DOUBLE BOLE BOOTS, Second
Quality. 1)0 00.
FRENCH CALF SINGLE BOLE BOOTS, Soooud
Quality, 9-i(,
UOYM' FINE BOOTS AND SJtOK
At vory lov prices.
BARTLETT,
NO. 38 MOUTH HI XT II STBEET,
i:rp ABOVE CHKSNUT.
FOR SALE.
WKST TULfKIlOCKliN bTKKET. GEIt-
JiMANTuWJS. J'OK HALK A littncthoiue loullu
luuiiern reHlilcnce. cihIkiiiiu ; louileen rooms, exctn-
bive 01 WuHliroom, l'uiury, Mnrerotm, und Chum
I'lobi't. Hiitl mlu (xl-a veriieiice. i.ol Iwlcel ln
21(1 leet, deep; Deuuli fully inuiroveit. Lucntlun innst
ui'Hii'uuif. aiho, h u i it-1 1 . -r jurpeui aua r uruiiurB,
iiuariy new, lor bine n oi- iri u.
J. J.f. OUMMEY A KON3.
8 28 71 No. i WALNUT Mtroel.
FOB SALE THE t OUU-bTORiT DWELL-
iiiti House, No. ions LOCUST Street, handsomely
lurniulied, and ri4letu wlili every convenience,
Tbe furniture can be .!'! with the bouse.
Apjily on the ur!mleii.
10 3 101
TO KENT.
f$l ltK.NT hLKtJANT CODVTRY BKAT,
tit t lr ,m n ' ",':, l ' to re,,t "r lwo veare auU
hoi' t il im um u I'r !,i I. m7, Iu MonlKOiiiBry county,
. ....,uu. Ailily to
- - N. ?U5 H. KIX I II MrVot.
OTO KENT-1)wki,uno IN t'nvpr vtf
lii.jirfiveuiintii. eireet. All Uie utoder u
bo. m a TIIIRU and wjllTu$ 2?iey.
1867. J. F. & E. B. OKHE, 1867.
NO. 0O4, CIIESlSrXJT STREET,
HATH HOW
Fall Importations of Hew Carpetings.
J. F. Cc E. B. ORNE,
INTO. 904 OHESNUT STREET,
500 PIECES J. CROSSLEY & SONS' PATENT
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
J. F. & E. B. ORiJE,
NO, 904 CEEESISTUT STREET,
300 PIECES ROYAL WILTON CARPETS.
J. F. & E. B. ORE3E,
NO. 0O4: CEEESISTUT STREET,
HOVELTIES IN FEEHCE CHENILLE CARPETS.
J. F. 6l E. B. OR WE,
3STO. 904 CHE9NUT STREET,
500 Pieces New Styles English Brussels Carpets.
J. F. & E. B. ORTiE,
NO. 904 CHESNXJT STREET,
250 Pieces Yard and a half Wide Velvet Carpets.
J. F. & E. B. ORIME,
NO. 904 OHESNUT STREET,
ROYAL WILTON CARPETS,
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
For Stairs and Halls with Extra Borders.
J. F. & E. B. ORHE,
NO. 904 OHESNUT STREET,
50 SHEETS ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS.
CARPETINGS.
519 (HESSUT ST11EET. 519
FINE CARPETIMCS
AT RfcDWOiiiD PItlC'3E8.
WE WILL BELL OUR
AX3IINS1EKH,
BOIAL WILIONS,
ENGLISH BBUMSEI.8,
TAPEMIBT BKVSSKLS,
TH BEE-PI. Yd,
HtlPEB 1NOBAINS,
VENETIANS,
UBl'SMELS AND DAMASK
HALL AND STAIR CARPETS,
WITH EXTBA BOBDEBS,
ENGLISH OIL, CX-OTII9,
IN SHORT,
ETEBY HI St ItlPTION OF DESIAAIIEE
CARPETIKCS,
At Greatly Reduced Prices,
With a view ti BHL1N3 OFF OUR ENTIRE
BIOCK.AT OUR RETAIL WARERO0MS.
No. 5I9 CHEZSHUT Street,
Trior to Pemoval tn flrut of January next.
rCCALLUillS, CREASE & SLOAN,
10 l tutlmrmrp NO. SIO CIlENWr T
If F
0
W a I- M V t
II AS HE MOVE U
Hia biock or
Stctk & Co.'s, and Ualncs Bro.'s Pianos,
AND
JIasoui; Ilamlln's Cabinet Orgaus,
TO HIS HEW AND ELEUANT STOBE,
No. 923 GHESNUT STREET,
ICJist North Bide, above Nlotli.
OPF.SEB THEIB
CARPETINGS.
C A R P E T hi C S.
WHOLESALE ABD BET AIL.
LEEDOM &, SUA Wj
NO. 910 ABC'II STBEET,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
"We are now opening a fiiM aid com
plete Bortment, both Foreign and Do
mcetlc, for Fall Sales. 8273mrp
832 CARrETIXS. 832
ARCH STREET.
FALL STOCK NOW OPEN
AT THE
AROI1 STREET
CARPET WAREHOUSE
JOSEPH BLACKWOOD,
HO. 8311 ABCII STBEET,
8 10 2m Two doors below Ninth, Bouth Bide.
BONNET OPENING.
WOOD & CARYy
No. 725 CHESNUT STREET,
WIEI. OPEN
FALL BONNETS,
TOIBSDAY, OCTOBEB 8. 9 3C2inrp
KNOVLES & CO.,
NO. 1218 MABKET STBEET,
RECEIVERS OF CHOICE 10 2luirp
FAMILY FLOUR.
pn AN CS
AMERICAN CIIllOMOS
IN IMITATION OF Oil. PAINTINGS.
vi,iiuIlpi1 hv Li. PRANQ A CO.. Boaton. Hold In
ell riuture Ptorfg. frend lor CBtalogue. 10 1 tutlimm
PA T E N T E D. PANTS 8C0UEED AND
HIKKTCIIKH lrom 1 to 5 looht-a. al Mount
Jrerrh huiuin Uyelng aud HoourlDic, No. 'A'tt H,
XIU'IU buiBtaudNo.7MRAt'blrt. I U6p
DRY GOODS.
M A 11 K E T
Magnificent Ljons Silk Velvets,
All tbe food widths of these rlcb real FRKN01I
FABRICS.
Pllk and Worrited French Poplins In Golden
Browns, Gamete, Modes, Greens, Blues, etc.
BIBBED POPLINS,
Ottomarid, Velours, Browns', Golden Browns, Am
bers, Greens. Modes, Gamete, Blues, etc.
PLAID POPLINS.
Elegant Extra Large Plaids, new etyllsh combina
tions. BI1K Faced Plaids (or Misses.
Low Priced Wool Plaids.
BLACK POPLINS.
All the grades, (TOO to t2'60.
Black Prplln Alpacas, 75, 85 cents, and $l (K).
Flue Stock Black Dress Goods.
SHAWL ROOK.
Paisley Loon nndBquare Shawls.
Elegant Brocbe Long Bbawls.
Lupin's Black Thibet Shawls.
Woollen Shawls, finest stock evei ollered.
CLOAKING?.
All tbe New Plaid Cloaking.
All Ihe New Staples and Fancies. 9 7 stutb.
CLOAKS
Ot all tbe New Styles, ready made, or made to order.
727 CHESNUT STREET. 727
rOPVLAR PRICES
IN
Silks, ShawJs, Velvets, Poplins, Reps,
Velor Ruste, Merinoes, Mous Delaines,
Aljacas, Mohairs, Alpaca Poplins,
Cfcene Poplins, Melange Poplins, Irish
and French Poplins, and Plaids-
Also, Eombazines, Biarritz, Tamise,
and other Mour nicer Goods in great
variety, together with as extensive and
varied an assortment of Miscellaneous
Try Go.ods as can he found in the
market.
Also, Blankets. Flannels, Linens,
House-Furnithing Goods, Cloths, Cas
simeres, etc., in reliable qualities, at
low- prices.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
lath
JAN. R. CAMPBELL A CO.,
NO. 7X7 CIIEMNVT STBEET.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
1BY OOOllW, BY PIECH OB PACKAUE,
AT AND UND Ell HAH ET BATES.
Kit KEY, SHARP & CO.,
21m NO. 77 CHESNUT STREET.
FLANNELS.
FLANNELS.
FLANNELS.
BEAL WELSH FLANNEL.
K1IAKER FLANNEL.
M n A N S K 1 N. FLANNEL, VEBT SOFT AND
HEAVY.
EKULlBjn VNMIIBINKABLB FLANNEL.
PEBNIAN FLANNEL, NILK WABP.
BALLABDYALE AND OIIIEB DOMES-
1IC FLAN N ELS.
DOHEI AND OAI'ZE FLANNEL.
BED AND OBEY FLANNELS.
FANCY SACnVB FLANNELS.
CANTON FLANNELS.
A full assortment now received and tor sale by
SHEPPARD, VAN HARUNGEN & ARRISQN,
9 19 tbmetrp NO. 1008 CIIESNVT ST
GIKAK-J BOW.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Invite attention to their flrat-class stock or
LACES AND LACS GOODS,
EMBBOIDERIE8,
HDKFH.,
VEILS, ETC.
To which additions will constantly be made of
the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
Tbey offer In their WHITE CIO0DS DEPART
MENT
HEAVY BKIHTINQ CAMBRICS,
Al SO, 85, and 40 cenui, a Great Sacrifice,
D L A NK ETS.
Tbe subscribers are now prepared to offer the laigest
assortment to be found la the city ot
Superior Quality Blankets,
AU-woel and Extra Width, for feat Family Use.
ALSO,
RIB AND CBADLE BLANKETS,
And a Full Line ot MEDIUM BLANKETS, for
Hotels, Public Institutions, etc.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARUNGEN & 1RRJS0N,
House-Vurnlshtug Dry Goods,
9 19 thmfitrp WO. 1QOS CHE"WPT ST.
REDDING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AT
XtJSlXIJOID PIECES.
WHOLEMALB AND BETAIL,
NO.Vail BIDB AVENCK NEAB YINB HT
iniutharp
DRY GOODS.
NDIA 8 II A W L 6.
GEOHGli F It Y 1211,
NO. ftl CHESNUT STREET,
otbeVnd.Hor,,A,u0,:CARTO lB,U'M w,lh
BICII DBMS SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
POPLINS,
CLOAKING.
102m'l CLOAKS ETC
To which the attention of porchaers m invited th?
Kootls are purchasdjurjiMhudwin be soldcheap.
CLOTHINO
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St..
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
We offer to tho public the
largest and best selected
Stock of Ready-made Cloth-1
ing In the City, for Men's and
Coys' Wear.
Also, an elegant assortment
of Piece Goods, which we will
make to order for Men and
Doys, at reasonable prices,,
and in tho most approved
styles.
Always on hand a full assort
ment of Fall and Winter Over
coats and Business Coats,
Coachmen's Coats, Hunting
Coats, New Stylo Walking,
Coats, Pants and Vests, of all
descriptions.
Doys' Ready-made Clothing,
in great variety.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
NOS. 60S AN O 603 CI1ENUT STBEET, .
3 3m PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE AND BUBGLAR PROOF SAFES
THE TRIAL OF
FIRE - PROOF HXT'JES. -
CIIALLENOE ACCEPTED.
Air. M. C. Sadler, Agent of liUUe'a Safes In -
this oily, haviDg published Id tho city papers '
an offer to burn In a test fire, on tho 2ii Instant,'
one of Lilllie's Chilled Iron Safes with one of '
onr make, of like Blzo and IhlcknesH, contain
ing Sanborn's Steam Improvement, the test to -be
"fairly made," we hereby inform him and
the public that we accept the challenge, the de
tails of the trial to be as follows:
1. Tbe committee to direct the trial and report
tbe result to be choseD, three members by eaoh .
party and another by these six.
2. The Safes to be of the size burned at Norrls- -t
town, and to be made la the usual way of their
respective manufacturers, with walla six Inches
In thickness from Inside to outside.
3. The trial to be made in an open space, tho
safes standing the Uilelcue.su of one brlcu above
the ground, and the Hie made with dry wood
placed around the safes, and as hot as either
party may desire and to be continued nntl
one or the others fe shall fail; the committee
to see that the wood Is equally distributed and
the 6afes exposed Hllke to the fire; the party
whose safe fails first to pay the whole expense
of the trial, and the winning party to have the
safes after tbey are burned.
We will add that we are willing and ready to
go Into a trial of Safes with Messrs. Marvin &
Co., Farrel, Herring & Co., and any other par
ties, on the same conditions, and desire the
buBiness men ef Philadelphia to be present
and see for themselves that the test i fairly
made.
As to the accusation of Mr. Sadler, "thatw
have conspired to cheat, deceive, and humbug
the community," we consider the source
whence It came, and regard it unworthy of
notice; and doubtless the officers of the Inter
State Fair, and the hororable gentlemen of the
committee who superintended the trial at Nor
rlKtown.wcoare also Included Intheacousa
tlon, will consider it in the same light
We have no desire to deceive the community,
nor to injure any man's business; but no man's
business has any claim to stand In the way of
the public good. This Is not merely a personal
matter between safe-mukera. Ine public, who
have valuables to preserve, have a right to know
what safes are reliable, aud what ones will fail
lu any severe exposure.
1 ' EVANS A WATSON,
No. 28 South Seventh street.
FhllndclpJiiObiiiM- 1Q28trP..
GENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GOODS,
TUB FINE SHIRT KHPOBIUBI,
Sos. 1 and 3 North BIXTll street
JOHN O. ARIilSON,
Iinportar, Manufacturer, sad Bealar 1m
Kvery Description of
UEKTLFMEN'H FVBNIMIIINtt (HH1M,
Wonld Invite Inspection to his FINE STOCK OF
uOODti, suitable lor the season, selling off wodaraW
prlcea, Juipeclhl siienilon given to th nanolMtar of
Jf'JNK blilBlS AND OOLI.AHH,
VtananUMl to give satisfaction. (rp
WAKTED A BOY, SEVENTEEN !YEAK8
nlrt, to ntm.il lu the i'ouuilii-roiii of a larga
Vinifai'iory. AddrwH, in hmiuwr iliug of apiilli-tul,
hvi iWl i-uliatleJiiUla r-oal OHU e. lu 3