THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRArn PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 18GT.
8
' JSRAEL GOING INTO CAPTIVITY.
jZm the If. Y. Church Union.
The Republican party cany or may not M
the chosen Israel. We are inclined to think
It la. Certainly we bare, no doubt that as a
party the Democratic organ! tation is an
jfcyptian host. It is equally certain that our
Hoses is not, Just this time at least, Andrew
Johnson, though perhaps the Egyptians ef the
World might not care to have it said he was
.1 i. ris.roah. Whatever may be the doubts
their rUr , wbo au1 wbat J what,
iOT' ?L Is tTretty certain, the Republican
one thing IB Prel1' ,erribly whipped at the 1
party Is bound to get t' 7 the wise men
cr!Dg w Z not like to have even
S,L"JK5S butkiel Bigelow
III said "PoH't never profe- onlens ye no."
tw we know this, that a very large
U of so-called loyal men joined the
KeTilLn Party Just to spite the South, and
not because tbey believed in its principles.
So long as the sword gleamed they were mad
dened and staunch, but the sword la in the
gcab'ard. The sick man at Washing' on U im
potent to make a row. If he only had the
power if he could stretch out the waud, as
be did" little more than a year ago, aud the
Rebels were foolish enough to obey him,
ene or two repetitions of the scenes of
J,'ew Orleans would drive all these haters
of the South back into the Republican
racks, and we could elect anybody. hut
Mr. Johnson has tried that trick too often,
and now people won't believe there are
ny bears. The Republican party is getting
rid of the bad element, t. e., that which hates
the (South and the negro too. Men like Wade
Hampton and IV,) or are fclowly getting to see
that the true lrienda of tho South are the
radicals. This will be plainer when they
have tried tbe Deuiociatio party once more.
Thin party has been just as treacherous to
them as it'hns been to the nation. It led the
South into rebellion, and, save in Vallaudig
hani, and here and there oue, it forsook the
South the moment it got them into their trouble.
Some of the Southern people feel disposed
to try them again. Let the trial be had, and
lee tben if the South does not open its
eyes to its true interehts. Every settlement
that brings the white man top and the negro
nnder only prolongs the conllict. Let both
Stand. You negroes, cease cringing and crawl
ing, and acting the hypocrite. A little mauly
independence, which some call saucy in a
ngro, is what you need. Don't think you
were bom to serve. Make the white man
serve you if you can. You are welcome to
the trial. Vote in your black Congressmen.
o on, and take the reins of government
now. The white man is more than your
snatch. He ha the sulks just now, and won't
yar. Never mind, keep right on, aud don't
mind that. White men like to rule.
They will come to their milk yet.
As to the Republican party, it is of no
account. Ten tribes may stray off, and
Judah may go into Babylon and captivity.
That does not signify. Probably not an officer
will be elected on the State tick.H in this Slate.
General apathy is about. Pew, very tew, but
the hungry and long-siarved Democrats have
keen registered. Tbe vote will be libt, and
the Republicans will be whipped. Aua why?
Because they did not hew Aag, t. e., pun'.'dh
Andrew Johnson and Jefferson Davis. Be
cause they have backed and filled on the good,
stern Puritan doctrine of temperance. Be
cause the Jribune has counselled impartial in
stead of universal suffrage. Because truth
that is jealous will have consistency, and de
mands a full ra ileal platform, or none. The
radicals are the ones that stayed at homo in
Ohio and Pennsylvania. They are coin a to
do it again in New York, and from this
corning defeat will arise victory sooner than it
could be otherwise. Power does not always
rest in the office-holder. It is in the opinion
maker, The Republican ptirty will Ipse jts
liuld on the ofiloes, but the radicals, like Gari
baldi, though in chaius, will rule; and oflioials,
be they kings, emperors, or cabinet tniuliiters,
will be jerked about like dancing-jacks. Let
the radicals be firm. Wendell Phillips and
Lloyd Garrison were never bo strong as when
they never voted, yea, were not citizens of a
slave republic. Voters don't rule the nation
nor the voted for. Those who (stand olose to
truth will ever wear crowns.
THE CANTON TRAGEDY.
DfRVbi of Mre. Caroliue Hoffman Suicide
of tlx Huibaui and Murderer He
If an KB Illroaclf In III Oil.
Cahton, 0., Oct. 21.-Mrs. Carolit.e Tost, nee
IlottmaD.the woman who waj staobed in church
'lust Sunday by her divorced husoaud, died Sa
turday last. Horlmau, the murderer, buug
kiroeelf In his cell last n gbt. He bad tried
jesterday to kill himself b.v tiumuing bis head
asumst a wall, and his leet had ben chained as
a precautionary measure, but be manured to
bum a bole in a board partition attu the stove
poker, and tearing the wheels of bis cot i.to
trip, twi-ted thero into a tope, which he parsed
throuffb the hole around the side of the parti
tion and around bi- neck.
The body was standing square on the floor
TPheu tound this rr.ornmg, aud ihonph his neck
was somewhat stretched, it U evident his feet
were not entirely clear ot tbe floor, unless he
drew tbem up while 1 anting himseli. His sus
penders were twisted into a cord and tied
tightly atound his m ck also; a handkerchief
was drawn c losely around his bead and over
hie V oulh, n1iCHt,ni(r thit he aHempU-d to sus
pend or strangle himself witu them.
He wa lelt t-u'etiricd hi Ins red till th'sune:1
noon. when the body was taken down and
buried. C'i'.'.eus bad 'ree ccf-s to tbe cell all
forenoon. Souie blame ia attached to tbr jaior
for vol reci)rinpr the prisoner so as to prevent
bi" takiner his own Ire. He Las expressed a
w sh ot late that bis wilo would live, but at ti rs
only wan'ed to hear she was dead and then bo
would be Batistied.
Captain Robert Lincoln.
A Chicago despatch explains tint Captsin
Robert J. Lincoln, sou ot the late Presided,
was, in point ot lact, called to the bar over a
ported. He U now. in. ster of a uaud-io tie prac
tice. He -, aoom two weks slnco, admitted
to practice in tue Supreme Court of the United
B ates, a petition ranlv r-ached by oue to
ouue, he betu? scarcely twenty-ove. In th e
V ' T'HJ Uul 60 proper to -av, in
rd. r tc correct many impreontors tn re Mrd to
Can am Lincoln, .n.i heU one ol the inS t pro
m nnpr yo.-ne men 11, the W, t. He is u in-el-livrnt,
.uJus.riouH, qu.,t unwuroin, coir
teous ireu.lerrau. ana enjoy in an eminent
decree tbe person a eft-em of (he i.e jn o of
Ch.;-f0. Re-en bl,nit in, honored (Ither m the
mdesty Pi b s demeanor. Mmpheity of hi c hnr
ot r. ueuerofitv ol Lis br-art, and arrict iotetr
ritv of h' principle, it is lmros.,it)ie not to
epect and honor bira. The conduet, of his
mo ber is es di ep a mystery to huu aa k, an f
her friends, and the ouly tueary becau sjL'jest
in ber delen?e is thai she is ins me.
pATEKT DOOK CARRIERS
AND
LUNCH HOOKS.
PRIFFITH & PACE,
MO. CO ABl'U NTBEET.
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC.
fHE LATEST
EUROPEAN NOVELTIES
IN
HYZANTIKE
(OH1L,
ENAMEL
EKWA
VENETIAN,
SOMAN,
FABMIAN
JEWELRY,
NOW OPENING BY
BAILEY & CO..
No. 819 CHESNUT STREET,
io2wrm
PHILADELPHIA.
CUTLERY.
PEARL,
IVORY,
RUBBER HANDLE
KNIVES,
STEEL AND PLATED BLADES.
SETS OF (TTLF.nT Ilf HOSRWOOD
CASES, AT MOUEBATE PBICES.
A LABGESTOCIi TO ftlEEECT FROM AT
CLARK & BIDDIE S,
No. 712 CHESNUT Street,
9 18 wfm8mrp
VJIILADELPHIA
o
P E N B N C
FINE FANCY GOODS
JOB
WEDDING PRESENTS,
FY
BAILEY & CO.,
No. 810 CHESNUT Street,
10 2 wfm
PHILADELPHIA.
WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES.
831, CHARLES L 1IALE,
(Late Baleem&n Rnd Superintendent for B. J. WUUama)
SO. 881 ABCII SIBEET,'
MAMUFACTDBKB Ot
VFNETIAN BLINDS AND WINDOW SHADES.
Larf ent and finest aimortmenl in tbe city at the
LOW KB T PKIt'l!, 9 23 2m8p
PPilOIJSTKRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Qa J. WILLIAMS & SONS,
KO, 1C PiOKTII KIXTII KTBEET,
MAN0FACTUKER8 Off
VXCNliXIilLN IILIND
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
Itrerotand tlrent aahortmeot In tbe city at tbe
LOWbT PKII K8.
K-ptilrliiK promptly attended to.
bTOKK HUDM niHtlnand letterrd. 9 2H2mp
gAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Tbe Fidelity Insurance, Truat and Safe
PpoU Compauy, tor tbe Safe
Keeping ef Bonds, Stocks, and
Oilier Valuable.
CAPITAL 9500,000
DiXkCTOHM.
I KD WARD W. OT.ARir.
N. B. BBOWNK.
CL.A ht'k H. CLARK,
ALiiJiANDKR HKNliY.
. A. fAt.UWKLL,
HKNfllY C) OIBdON.
John WKlU.
J. lill.Ll.NUll AM FKLT.
l llAHL)e) M
Ofllce In the Klre-uroof Kiildliiic of the Phlladelpbla
KbUiiuuI Hunk, CHKSKUT Street, above Found.
Tills C'onipauv receives on tlepLwit, and UUA KAN
Thto THk t)A Kfcl KKEl'l.NU OF VALUAWLkf"
uiiiii tbe rollnwinu mtiw i& vear. vlz.:
Coupon HoudH. fl per I
Hmlbtered HoiiOh ami becuiltieit -60 umitH per f
IUMI
old Oolu or Bullion M per 'H)
Mlver Coin or llulliou W per UXjU
Wold or silver Plate $1 per III'
u jioxhh or biiiml tin boxes ol Bankers, Broaers.
VK.'' B-ll. etc.. contents nokuo
and llui.nity limn,.,!, f& year.
. I tie Couioaiiv nii..ra r.. iil ut
wu to the Company
Counianv olliTH r,,r Hi. NTT ( rentnr erohlilvelv
holul
ftL'll .'.,7 I , " ' J r-n r r.s iioiuc nn v A KJ Lt 1 i
PjcailoD. ' "uu ar, according to slaie aud
in'ii.'SUii'i?- Tni"eKt Collected lor one per centi
Mil t llU lr..x . 1. ... . ...... r .A ...... ... III'IU u.
DRY GOODS.
pRICE & WOOD,
T. TT. COR. KICllf U ANI FILBERT MTM.,
HAVE JUST OPENED.
A cbesp lot of Nainsook Plaid Vnsllns, at It cents
per yard, better goods than are selling at 25 oents.
A large let of Hcotcn Diaper, Irom auction, very
cbeap.
Table Linens. Napkins, and Doylies.
Best makes Shirting Linens, etc. etc.
FLANNEEfti FLANNELNI I
All-wool Flannels, . 37K, 4S, 80, 56c
7 8, H Ballardvale Flannels.
Domel Flannels, 25, 81. S. 40. 45, and 50c
Heavy 4-4 all-wool bhaker Flannels, so, 56, tVi,
and 'ic.
Orey ard Bed Twilled and Tlaln Flannels.
Oood quality tlilrtlrg Flannels, etc. etc:
Pent makes Bleacbed and Unbleached Muslins and
Canton Flannels at the very lowest market prices.
UOOB- Ql'ALtTY I.A'K MLUH.
Plaid ropllns, all-wool ropllus.
Black Poplin Alparas, Tery cheap.
Mixed Poplins, 8(ci a yard.
A cbeap lot ot Caftnlnieren for men's and boys'
wear.
Bargains In Ln dies' and Dents' Linen Cambric
IldklH, Ladirs1 and CblltTren's Hosiery and Gloves.
Gents' Neck Ties, (Shirt Fronts, and Suspenders.
Jouvln's K id Gloves, best quality Imported.
9 21 smw tjlj
PRICE A WOOD,
N. W. Cor. EIGHTH and FILBERT.
N. B. A larffe RNsnrlmnnt of Ladles', Gents', and
Children's Met Ino Vests nnd Pants, very cheap. A
lnr;e asHOrtment oflilankt Is Very cheap,
LIHEN 8TCEE.
'-JH A HUH STRKET.
ANOTHER INVOICE Ol'
EXIEKKION TAI1I.E ( LOTUS,
FINE NAPKINN AND DOT EI EH,
Beceived Direct Jrom Hurope.
FINE TAIIEi: l.oril4
Ol every size Irom 2 to 6 yards long, with Napkins to
match,
A FULL LINK OF
It FA I. II 4 RN MEET DAMASKS AM)
EINEN JSIIEF.TIJfCiS.
U. 91 1 LEI KEN,
Line i Import r. Jobber, and Retail Dealer,
eiEwsmirp NO. HIH ARCH STREET.
rB S. JAFFRAY & CO.,
NO. COS CUES NET KTREET,
ARE BECEIVINO AND NOW OPENINU
FOR FA EE TRADE, 1'1'JLL EINEM OF
LINENS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS.
HUCKABACKS,
DIAPERS,
TOWELLINGS,
DAMASKS,
SHEETINGS,
riLLOW LINENS,
L. C. IIDKFS.,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
CRAPES,
VEILS,
QUILTS,
Ladles', Gents', and Children' tinder
wear, Embroideries, Nets, UlbVons,
Etc. Ktc.
Tbe above will bo eold at the lowest New
York prices, and on the mowt advantageous
terms.
Represented by S. Story. 9 i wfm3m
y E L V E T S.
JOHN V. Til O MAG,
NOS.4C5 and 407 North SECOND Si.
NOW OPEN
A FULL. LINE Ol
Lvons Black Silk Velvets,
German Velvets,
FHOOI (0 00 TO eaO'OO PER YARD.
r L O A K I N C S.
WE ARE DAIEY RECEIVIXO
NEWEST STILK4 OF
THE
LADIES' CLOAKINCS,
WHICH WE OFFER AT VUEATEY BE
DECED PRICES),
IN AUDITION TO A FEEL EIE OF,
FANCY CASSLUEIIES,
COATINGS,
AND UOODS ENERAEET ADAPTED TO
MEN'S AND BOTH' WEAR.
M(IMtI3, CLOTIIIEU & LEWIS,
CLOTU JOBDEItS,
14 em WOS. 1 ! , roCBTBT
DRY GOODS.
REMOVAL AM) OPEXIAG.
J. SI. HAFLEIGH
MATIN COMPLETED (HIS NEW
MAONIFICENT
AND
MARBLE fcXOITE:,
Ncs. 1012 and 1014 CHESNUT St.,
Will Open the same to the Pabllo
On MONDAY, Octobor 21,
When he vlll be prepared to offer, In
great variety,
THE ElNEVr FARRIC All) LATEST
NOVELTIES IN 10 17 attnw2t
FOREIGN DRESS GOODS.
QEPOT FOR
FURNISHING DRY GOODS
A CARD.
SKEPPARD, VAN HAP.LINGEN & ARRISON,
NO. 1008 CHESN UI STREET,
Wboee establishment tor the sale of
Housc-Furnlshlng Dry Goods
Is oneqnalled In the extent and variety of Its assort,
ment, beu to announce to HOUSIKKEPKRS KK
N'KWINQ THKIK feUPPLY, or per ons about to
lumish, that they are now receiving their
FALL ASSORTMENT
OF
Fit I'M II EINEN, COTTON, AND WOOEEEN
jOON FOR HOCKEHOED USE,
AT I EDUCED FKR Kd.
BUCII AS
EINEN II E ET tSUH,
COTTON KI1EETIKUN,
PIEEW LIISKKN,
PILLOW Ml HEIWfl,
DAM ASK TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE I.I MENS,
DA HI Ah It NAPKINS,
BO KDIK ED 'J OWKEN,
TOWELLINGS, 4ITILTW,
It I. A Mi I.TS, TABLE AND
EJHIIHOIDEllED PIASiO AND TABLE
COVE KM,
And f very other article suitable for a well-nrdflred
household. Id F2 swot
727 mmii street. 727
1J O 1'
U L A It
IN
1 U I O E 8
Bilks. Shawls Velvets. Poplins, Reps,
Veiour Rnsse. Meriiioes.llous leiaines
Alpacas. Mohairs, Alpaca Poplins,
Cherje Pcplins, Melange Poplins, Irisn
and JFrench Poplins, anrt Plaids-
Also Bombazines, Biarritz Tamise,
and other Mournine Goods in preat
variety together with the most extensive
assortment of Miscellaneous Dry Goods
in the market
Also. Blankets. Flannels.- Linens.
Hcuse-Furnibbing Gccds, Cloths, Cas
simeres, etc., in reliahle qualities, at
low prices.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.
wiiolesaleITupaktsient,
Dry Uooda, by Piece or Package, at and
nnder Market Hate.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
lOMUl NO. 787 CHENNUT STREET.
NDIA SHAWLS.
GEORGE FRYER,
NO. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
t JT,"Ciye1,.ttr2 now "P 1,18 Fal' Importstlnn of
JtJrl!?. !T avvls AND bCAKFH, together wltti
oilier kludH 01 bbuwls. Also,
RICH 1) It ESS SILKS,
ULACU NILHS,
POP LINN,
CLOAIilNOS
10 2 48tl CLOAKS, ETC.,
To which tliealtpn'lnn ofpnrrhsters is Invited. Tha
goods are purchased lor cuh and will be sold cr--uip.
"MV7 K0URKIK6 STCKE,"
No. 1113 CHESNUT Stroot,
"tJllUED HOW."
A. MYERS.
QLOTH HOUSE.
SKODGRASS & CO.,
NO. 84 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
OOMP1.KTK feTOCK OF
Cloths.Coatings, and Casslmeres,
FOR LADIES', OENTLEMEN'S AND ROTS
WEAK,
WE HAVE NOW IN BTORB OUIl
FALL AND WINTER IMPORTATIONS OP
LA1MS' VELVET CLOTflS,
IV CHEAT VARIETY OF STTLES AND
COLORS.
ALSO, VELVETEENS FOB LADIES
ACtCES AND SUITS. lOllmrp
DRY GOODS.
4& & LA"a.
W. Corner of S
IToTirtla ana JLrolx ets.
WILL OPEN TO-DAY
ETON VELVETS.
VELVET CLOTH.
HACK CLOTHS.
FINE POPLINS.
10 13 wlnigin) OPE1 CENTRE SHAWLS
QPEAT FALL IN DOMRSTca
LVCURDY, CUHKLE r& 00.,
Ko. 140 North EHVflTH Street,
ABOV ARCH,
ARE NOW OFFEP.ma GREAT BAR3AINS IN
I3IjCsSS GOO US.
BABUA1NSIN DOMESTKS.
BARGAINS IN It LA K ET
RAROAINS IN BLACK SILKS.
8-4 ECiLINII n ItlNOE, S7sp. PER YD.
BAB4JAIASIN DO MIT FLANNELS.
IIAKjAIS IN CANTO. Fi.ASNELS.
BA ItUAl AS IN WOOL flans els.
HavlDg pmchased largely during tbe late panic, w
are prepared to offer uuusual Inducements to purcha
sers. A call Is respvctlilly solicited. lulismwtf
U1HAHO HOW,
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Invite attention to their first-class stock of
LACKS AND LACE GOODS.
EMHBOIDEKIES,
HDKF8.,
VEILS, ETC
To which sddltlnns will constantly be made of
tbe KOVKLTIKb OF THE SEASON.
They offer in their WHITE GOODS DEPABT-
MENT
HEAVY BEIHTINQ CAMBRICS,
At 8(1, 8S, and 40 cents, a Great Sacrifice.
AAilW (iavHIO
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC,
BONNET OPENING.
WOOD & CARY,
No. 725 CHESNUT STREET
WILL OPEN
FALL DON NETS,
THURSDAY OCTOBER 4. 9 80 2mxp
ap MRS. R. DILLON,
KOS. 828 AND 831 SOUTH STREET
Has all the novelties In FALL MILLINERY, for
Ladles, MIeses. and Children.
Also, Crapes, Bilks, Klbnons, Velvets, Flowers,
Feathers, Frames, etc Milliners cupplled. 8 16
BONNET OPENING,
WEDNESDAY, October 2.
E. P. GILL & CO.,
10 8 241 WO. 70 ARCH STREET.
HOOP SKIRTS.
628. WM, T. HOPKINS, 028.
MANUFACTURER OF FIRST QUALITY
HOOP SKIRTS,
FOR THE TRADE AND AT RETAIL.
NO. 028 ARCH STREET, BELOW SE.
VENTH, PHILADELPHIA.
Also dealer In full lines of low-priced New York
and Kastern made HKlrUt.
All tbe new and desirable styles and sizes ot Ladles'.
MlMiea', and Children's Hoc p-skirts constantly on
baud and made tn order, enibrclng the laricest aud
Bjotit varied sorlmeut lu Ibis cuurket, at very mode
rule prices
very ady should try "Our Own Make" of Hoop
lrui. as they have no equal.
houiheni, Wem rn. ana near Trade buyers will find
It to their lulerei-tto examine our giiod.
CaialoBues ol styles, sizes, and prices sent to any
address. .17 Hoi
"g e nt.'s furnishing goodsT
QEN1S' FUBNISIIINQ GOODS.
JOHN C. ARRISON,.
NOS 1 AND 8 N. SIXTH KTREKT, PHILA.,
Would Invite the attention of gentlemen to his ex
tensive assortment of
FUKNISIIINO GOODS,
ConMstlnK of Bilk Bhlrlsand Draws s.
Criwilylit V. uriuT's Merino buirts and Drawers.
I aniii.' Wool " "
Hinknklue " "
t in tun '
FnBllrb HwuiiHUown CNinton Flannel, made to J. O
A. ' express order. I r Hlnris aud Drawers.
Also, Gentlemeu's Wrappers, Hosiery, Gloves,
BloikB, Ties, etc etc rp
qTu GH'S RAW DONt
I! PER-PHOSPHATE OP Uli
Tbe rreat Fertiliser or all crojia. l'ljf J"
action, and psrmaueut la lu efleel. Kstabilslied ova-
TeaTenTsuppUed by ihscaruro, dlo from tbe whar'
Ol tbe manufactory, ou liberal terms,
itauutniu-d only by BAHOH A SONS,
OHIO, .nth DUWAK An..
FIFTH EDITION
A FIRE IN CINCINNATI,
A Joh or - ln,ooo.
The PcstUenco in Memphis.
tCM Ktc.t Ktc Ktc K e
The Cholera at Thilndelphia.
t8PEClALDK(PArcn TO TUB EVEN'.NO TEI.BflltiPn.l
Wafhinotom, Out. 23 Secretary Well, this
rxicrning received a telegram from the I'hil
deljihia Navy Yard, that seven hiterraenta took
place yesterday and four this morniug, from
cholera, on the receiving ship and elsewhere.
Fire in Cincinnati.
Cikciknati, Oct. 23. The planing mill of
EohinBon & Burns, ou Central avenue, waa
Lurned to-day, together with eight small oot
tagfs. The loss ia $4 3,000, partially covered
ty iDBurnnce.
Fnll of a Ituildlng.
New York, Odt. 23. An old building, No. 42
Litpmard street, fell this morning, killing
Jacob Ilrushe and injuring John t:tantoD,
Michael Iiums, and another.
The Yellow rtver in Memphis.
Memtdis, Oct. 23. There were five yellow
fever inteimenta yesterday. The weather Is
now clear and cool.
CARPETINGS.
1867. CARPETINGS. 1867.
JAS. H. ORNE, SON & CO.,
;CHEiNUT STREET, BELOW SEVENTH,
IMPORTERS AND DPALERS IN
FCPEIGNAKD COyESTIS CARPET1WSS
ENGLISH BRUSSELS
By late arrivals we have a full assortment of the
IIFST EKiLISH MAKES.
JAS. H. ORNE, SON & CO.,
CHESNUT STREET, BF.I.OW SEVENTH.
NCLISH AND FRENCH
AXH INSTERS,
ROYAL WILTONS, AND
VELVET
CAKPJETINGS,
ALL THE NEW EXHIBITION DESIUNS.
Now in fcitore and for sale by
JAS. II. ORNE, SON & CO.,
CHESNUT STK1 ET, BELOW SEVENTH.
THREE-PLY AND INGRAIN
IN ttKEAT VARIETY OF DESIHN.
OIL CLOTHS,
In bhettstrooi ouo yard to eight yards wide.
HENDERSON A CO 'S ALL-WORSTED -VEAETIANS.
JAS. H. ORNE, SON & CO.,
CHESNUT STREET, BELOW SEVENTH,
9 23rowr5m PIIILADEJ.PniA.
"OTICE. '
LEE DOM & SHAW,
NO. 010 ARCH STREET,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
Will continue to sell th lr stock of
CARPETINGS
AT PRICES TO CORRESPOND WITH LOW RENT
At. D KXPENSES,
AND "WILL OPEN DAILY NEW GOODS,
As tbey do not e pect to move. 8 27 Sou-p
832 CAIirETLCS. 832
ARCH STREET.
PALL STOCK NOW OPEN
AT TUB
A KG' 11 STKKKT
CARPET WAREHOUSE :
JOSEPH BLACKWOOD,
N4. Nltlt ARCH STREET,
n 'nnr, he'ow Ninth. South Ride.
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FOR SALE.
RARE CHANCE.
M. THOMAS & SON8
M'lllsellat Puhllc Ssle
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80,
THE BEAUTIFUL GERIflMTOWN RES DINCE, .
ON CHURCH LANE,
Third bouse essi of lUlirnal Replete with every
oiuv nlence; ample grounds aud stable. Particulars,
seetbelrooti.il gne. 111 'tiiowM
TO RENT.
TO LKT-rOCBLE OFFICES IN BE
V"u lb tlrett, auuve lliesnut. Apply to
INtAKI.M KHOAD8.
10 IT 61 No. to (. bEVJLMTll btr.et.
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