8
UQSPJTAUTY TO CLER U YMEN.
riiu.ADBLPuiA, Not. 2,1807.
Xo ih IkUtor 9f tht Kvnino Telegraph:
A clergyman whose private, circumstances
urevent him from the unpleasant necessity of
receiving the hospitality of strangers, asks the
me of your oolomni (or brief reply to your
article of last Monday. 2 have no defense to
make of the discourtesy of which you complain.
X deny, however, that It la in any respect
Itrical. A gentleman Is such, whether his coat
be black or blue; and the reverse. Hut I wish
to correct the mistakes of your account of the
letter, which yiu can see by apply log at the
oflloe The author did not fpeak Irom his own
zoeiieuce. He had only "uearil" that "lJhl
ladVlphla hospitality Is not very attractive;"
uud Le aHkN, ou that account, that his Irleud
hall sicure for blm '-Home quiet boarding
house" no1" ,ioB 1,8 BRV oue oril of his ex
pen being paid by otheis, which is the main
iolnt of your charge agalnKi him.
Hut I wish to remain upon your general
assault upon the clew lor receiving hospitality
from strangers, and 'dvmanaing" It. 1 lie ave
rage salttry of country ir.lnlalerN in the Kplsco
pBllhurch in 1'erjnsylvanla Is bslow JmOO. It
is of country clergymen you speak, i'hey are
tbe unfortuuates lor whom hospitality is tic
man ded. You probably have some ldt-a of their
varatie families; and as you are living in the
nsual way, you cau form some faint notion of
bow much money a minister with 100, and a
wife and lour children, can spare to pay a bill
for a week's lodging at the Coullnental. 1114
very well to talk ot piiylng our own expenses
when we have luouey, but bow, if wo
wear threadbare coats aud empty pockets If
wc are educated gentlemen, set apart by the re
spect of the community lor n holy service, to
whom to dig or to steal is Impossible? Hut you
say their congregations Khouid pay for them.
I need only ask if it be likely Unit, a c inro
gntlon which is unable to give a inl.ilsler more
than JMIO annually, should be prepared to pay
tbecstol his visit to tbe city, at the present
rates?
There remains then only your other sugges
tion Let hunstay at home. Hut suppose ho
csonot do so; that it is his duly to gj to the
cliy. Every Church requires its clergy io atieud
its Conventions. They are not only bound to
roiDitter in their parlsln s, but of necessity to
attend to Uiegeuerul convocations held lor the
lulereKls of rellglou at Urge. Therefore, with
hearts horning within them at the nnkludoess
with which they are often received, they are
forced to come, and submit to tbe unwilling
tiospliallly whloh opens Its doors to them.
The clergy are an earnest, faithful, self-denying
body ol men, whose lives are their own Jus
tilication. Witu tbe talents and learning
which they possess, they might earn for them
ael res abundant rewards in the fields whlcu
are open to all other men. They willingly out
themselves oQ from these opportunities; ami
though they be men whom seats of learning
delight to honor, are content with payment less
than is given to a common handicraftsman.
They give this service in obedience to what they
beileve to be a Divine command, and In a
confidence that the community for whom they
spend themselves will take care of what
they shall cat and what they shall
drink in obedience also to a Divine command.
And it is the bitterest adiiuio ) which Is laid
upon the shoulders of these men, that after de
priving themselves of the rneuns of support for
the goi.d of oihern, they should bo regarded as
paupers by nnthlnkiug men, aud driven from
the doors of those whom t hey have benefited,
as lr they asked for that for which they made
no return. Happily, the cases In whiob hospi
tality is thus refused are as few as the cases in
Which It Is demanded. A kindlier spirit Is
found to prevail on both fides. Mason.
CARL SCUVRZ ON TIIE S1TUA TION.
General Carl Schurz, In his paper, the Chicago
Wes- hc!ie Post, atks the Illinois Staals-ZeUurig
JhetherjUs in favor that the Republican Na
tional Convent!?0 CJt year 8h.all in its plat
form er retelv condemn the nystenl of recon
struction based upon negro suffrage? Further,
whether the Illinois itfaate-Zeitung thinks it
possible that the system of reconstruction which
contains negro suffrage as a substantial part
could be entirely ignored by the Republican Na
tional Convention? and whether the Uepublic.au.
Tarty nt ,n tnis cawi go to pieceb? Gen.
Carl SchurZ iihk8 that nothing would more de
moralize the party .tun. a retreat in the re
construction quesiiou, aiid h6 experiment
could " more dangerous tuiui to sound the
signal to such a retreat. But, says Carl
Schurz, if the reconstruction plan based
upon negro suffrage must and shall be one of
the cardinal points of the National Republican
platform, would the Illinois Maats-Zeitunq have
the National Convention declare that the Repub
lican party was in lavor of negro suffrage in the
Southern State, but did not care about negro
suflarge in the North? or does the Zei'uni
believe that a mere silence about this point would
answer? The btaats Zeiiung will Anally have to
admit that, lust as it has been a political neces
sity to make negro suffrage a principal part of
the system of reconstruction, so it will be a logi
cal and political necessity that the Republican
partv, in its National plattorra, ebaU tXt a
clear and ration in "regard to negro
Vuffrage. This necessity i a wWchleada
us to wish mat ati lue kuoi mu v.f-u. ..
party may have the courage and the determina
tion to battle against the rru dices which are
wraved aealnst us, and not to encourage and I
fortifv aueb. prejudices by todeeteion and doutus.
There was never a prejudice conquered by nd
JvittiDK from the first ita invincibly. If we
first declare that the enemy is too Strong, then
the retreat often degenerates into a tauve qui
Carl Bchurz concludes his article as follows:
The Republicans have battled so often against
prejudice that it need not be afraid. Courage Is an
element of victory. We ha. e no cause to fear
the result, if everybody does his duty according
to his poyera."
Tn New Dominion Arming.
We learn from a Toronto paper that nearly all
the militia of the province of Ontario are now
armed with Snider rifles. Thirty thousand of
these rifles have already been Imported into
Ontario and Quebec, and more have been sent
from England and are now on their way. The
men are generally very much pleased with the
aew weapon, and excellent shots have been
ade with it at the iall matches.
FURNITURE.
yiLLIAM WIT.TFELD.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
CABINET FURNITURE,
HOW. 04, 60 ANt 68 JVOBTII SECOND ST.,
Selow Arch, West Bide, Philadelphia
Vails attention to his extensive assortment of FIRST
CLABB FURNITURE comprising'
SOLID ROtJEWOOD
SOLID WALNTIT
PARLOR BTJIT8 OF PLUBH,
V.M, T,KRRY- liRPS AND HAIR CLOTH.
BXEGANT CHAMBER AJ4U
BEST DLNIKQ room AND OOTTAGK BTJIT8
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
ALSO,
WRITING DESKS. MARBLE-TOP BTAJRB8 ETC.,
AH ot which are manufactured by ourselves, ot tha
beet materials, and will be sold for cash only Z
much lower rates than are offered elsewhere.
H. B.-Goods packed and shipped to aU part of tn,
opotry. sisam
fURNITURE.
JOHN A. BAUEIl & SON
Save now on baud a large assortment ot
KLKSANT AND HELLMADB
FUBNITUUE,
Whloh they will sell at greatly reduced prices.
HO. SOU SOUTH SECOND STREET,
MmwtUt Above Bpruca.
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I'ltACTK'ALCOOKEIlY, by Professor lilot.
Aud many others by the best authors.
AT CLO I NO-OUT I'KIU,
CnAKWlNO JtVliNILKS JLBTKEDY.
PIIAMBt-CK AND THISTLE, by Oliver Optic.
BflKAKINd AW A "i . by Oliver Optic.
1HE f TAIlRY FLAO, by Oliver Optic.
JACK OF a IX TltADEc. by Kosa Abbot
PNOW JlE' liIKH, Alien Care.
OUEKU LITTLE PI .OFLK, by Harriet li. Btowe.
KAl'BOWB FfiftClilLDKFN, by L. Maria Child.
(.hIMM'B OOBLINK, by Brothers Grimm.
Ai d many others Elegantly Illustrated, Isepanite
and In h'Ih.
Our Ktot k of Juveniles Is the
LAltOKbT ANI BKST IN THE OITT.
BELLINO AT CLOHINU-OUT PRICES.
Also, a large assortment of clotb-bound 2andrS0
Books, bv good uuiho's. clnHlng out at
50 AM JIO I ES T A YOI.CME.
Btatlonery, Frames. J raDg'a (JhromoB, Albums, and
tbe largest uSBortment of btereoscopes and Htereg
coplc View In the rlly , at lower prices than ever.
H. W. PITt'HDK'H
n.tiNi i,j.n"r kai.e, it
80S t'lllliM't KI'Kt n, SOS
GENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Q.ENTS' FUENJ'SniNO GOODS,
JOHN C. ARRIGON,
NOW. 1 AND 8 N. MJIT1I STBEET, r II If. A,,
Would invite the nttontlon of gentlemen to his ex
tensive assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of Bilk Hun ts and Drawer
Carlwrlgbt 4 Warner's Merluo Shirts and Drawers.
Lambs' W ool "
Buckskin " "
Cotton ' "
Engliab Ha ansdown Canton Flannel, maJeto J.
A.'i express order, tor HiIHb and Drawers.
Also, Gentlemen's rapperi, Hosiery, Glovs
fcitoikn. Ties. etc. olo. 1 22 rp
JAMES R. WEBB,
TEA DEALER AND GROCER,
. E. COR. KIOHTII AND WALNUT T.
Oolong Teas ofever, KTaae '
All fresh Imported.
DRY GOODS.
QARCAiriS! CARCAITiS
Nearly Three Hundred Tboataad Dorlar
Worth of Elegant Imparted
DRY GOODS,
That Must lie Sold Immediately.
Silks, Shawls, Cloths,
Dress Goods
IF ItlHV VAIirtTl,
and
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
NO. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Invite the attention of laillrs to their lmmeusu
BIOCK OF OOODS now aellinK at sttoU prices
as cannot fall to give entire satlsfaotlon to pur
chasers. This large stock MUST be closed out, and tbn
public can depend on bargains in new and fasb
lonable goods. 10 28 Ct,
LI1TEN ST0RR
eae ARCH STREET
ANOTHER INVOK E or
KXTKBNION TAUIJS CLOTIIK,
FINE NAPHINW AND DOYMKV,
Beoelved Direct from Europe.
FINE TAltl.E I.OTIBM
Ot every biz from 2 to 6 yards long, with Napklnn io
match.
A FULL LINK OF
RKAL BIHIVVUvT DAMASKN AND
LINEN M1EETISS.
A MILI.IHCN,
Llnenliuporter, Jobber, and Retail Dealer,
Uwsrnlrp NO. SS ARCII NTBEET.
V
v
s.
JOHN V. THOMAS,
Nos.405 and IN North SECOND 85.
MOW OPKN
A 1ULL LINE OF
Lvons Black Silk Velvets,
German Velvets,
FB031 "9-00 TO 30'00 PER TAIN).
i waruNmrp
DRY GOODS AT 0T.D PBICE8,
Very good Canton Flannels at U!4i.
iietler iuanties cuutou t unneis 10, iu. iu in ozc.
All tbe best makes of Bleached aud Unbleuchcd
Unnllns,8l0 81c. 4
Hey biyiuB uancoes ior (jomionaoies, ac.
oood nialnle cliolce styles Calicoes, 10c.
Fxlra good iiuaillies new styles, 12.Sc.
Merrlmac Cullcoes, all new sty lea, ISO.
We are dnllv oneuliiK cbean lots of Dress Goods.
which we are selling at about one-half the cost of nu
portal Ion.
I lot 1 laiu jTmn vtiitfiin, n. .
Choice styles ot Dress Goods, at ltlc.
Double width Bilk Btripe Poplins, at 25c,
Plaid ropllns, iilc: oohI over 60c.
Double w Id in Plaid Poplins. 5oc.; cost Kc
Blub Printed l rcuch Murinoes, Tfic.icost fl'2S.
All-wool Printed Poplins, 75c.: cost il-25.
hllk btriped Alpaca Poplins, 85c.; cost $I'2S.
Biik Figured All wool Poplins, l: cost
H1LKH, BILfciS, H1LKS,
BLACK AND IOLORKD, EVKKY VARIETY,
AT GREATLY REDt'CKD PRICEB.
LTONS CLOAKING VELVETS,
ALL W1DTIIH AND QUALITIi:3,
AT THIS VERY UiWKHT PRICKS.
BLACK AND HCARLKT CENTRES,
PA1HI-EY BUUARE BHAWLH,
WHITE Bi.ACK, AND feC A It LET CENTRKH.
J'AIBLEY LONG BIIAWL3.
Look and Bquare ilrocbe Bhawis.
Long and Bquure Woollen Wbawls,
' M lHhcs' Long and h(iuire Mbawls.
Blm k Thibet Lone and nuare Btiawlr.
As tbe most of ourhbuwls have been bought tliis
season in tbe auction room, at a tremendous loss to
tbe Importers and inanuluciurers, we are able to oiler
very gnat bargains to our cuHtouiers.
II. M PEEL 4 RON,
It NOS. 711 AND 715 N. TENTH bi'H EK'I'
t:io for the wide-a wake
O-J- bTORE !
EVANS A PIIIPI'S,
N. W. corner of TENTH and ARCH Streets.
will open on MONDAY MORNING NEXT a Imce
lot i,i ua jn Kiiir itiwi's uoiiKbt forcasb, at a ginut
sucrince. jmuw is me time to buy cueap goods at
EVANN A lMIIflN',
0 14Mf 1 N. W. corner TENTH and ARCH Streets.
T E A 1) Y
J. V 't 1 M h B !
CASH RULES THE
ijAinr.n, mill r. nuun, u vnn want a chance at mir
great C'At-JI purchabe of BANKRUPT GOUDd, wlii ;h
UAltOAINN, CSEAT IIABUAINN!
Just the place to buy cheap goods,
REM EM HER !
EVANS A PHIPPfl,
H"tf I N.W. corner TENTH and A RCH BtreeW.
A 11 A 11 Is OPPORTUNITY
Like thin seldom occurs. Do not miss seeing our
magnificent lot ol BANKRUPT GOODW, bouk'bt tar
CAbli,atun
I.M.tlFNSi: WACHIFICE.
Now or never, If you waut cbeup goodi,
ION'T l'O KU ET,
EVANM A I'HIPPS,
9 HMf N.W. corner TENTH and ARCH BtreeW.
NDIA SHAWL
GEORGE IT It Y 33 It,
NO. CI1ESNVT STREET,
His received and now open his Fall Importation of
INDIA bUAWLB AND BCARFb. toselher With
other kinds ol bhawis, Also,
UltU )BIAS IlLUK,
it LACK fcii.ua,
rorums,
iLOlUIRtXI
10 216H C1XABJ. ETC
Tn whlt, th. .Ilflnllnn fif nnnhUftn U lDVlUXl. TbS
tti axe purcMd ior oah. aud will be sold olP'
DRY GOODS.
3E. Tl. L H K,
Ko. 43 North EIGHTH Street,
II AS NOW
PEW, FROM
AUCTION,
NEW TOR K
REAL LACE GOODS.
Hanilome Polnto Collars, t :,o, worth Is.
EICKant Polnto Collars, 3 to iio.
louo Heal Clnny Collars, to cents. A Bargain.
2t0 Ruffle Collais. ai cents to M cents.
S00d( en t-mck Bdkfl., Si to 88 cents.
Ladles' Hemstitched Hdkfs. Bankrupt stock.
2C0 Ileal Valfnclenno Hdkfs., 3 as to I0. Kutra
cheap.
I.A i: (I RTAIKN.
LAt K CUIITAINS FROM AUCTION.
BARGAINS IN LACE CORTAINJi.
DHFH8 GOODS REDUCED.
ELEO ANT LYONS CLOAKING VRLVEfS Rl.
DUCEI). Hosiery and Gloves In variety.
Ladies' Iron frame Hose, very cheap.
Jf I It I NO INOERWEAR FOR I.AII-,
EXTRA CUE A P.
Men's Kuper Stout English Half Hose.
KO dozen Fringed LIuen Towels, cents. Old
pr!c.
m dozen Hack, extra cheap, 2n rents.
Towels, NapklDt, and Table Damatka at reduce
prices.
GREAT RKDI'CrlON IX OOMEMTI1W
Boat American Delaines, 19 cents.
Dark Calicoes (bett) fast colon, 1! i and HnM
MftO Doll Babies at half price.
1 bale Russia Crash, very rl ne, 12',i cenM.
BLANKETS REDITCKD.
HAROAINSIN It LACK KII.KN
Owing to the repairs now going on In back prt o'
Hlore, we are determined to close out part of sto!k tor
want of room.
E. It. LEE.
50 doy.en Medlntu and Light KID GLOVES, suit
able lor evening, JS'o. 7 to 7.'i, 1'00, to close out.
to dozen Bilk and Wool Bcarl's, suitable for Gents, Vi
cents, cost over 75 cents. 1112t
1M A.
-A.JVIJ
IVIIVTH.
o,
Have bow open,
and are setllcg
tba finest
reely Irom one ot
CLOAK KXIII1UTIONS
They ever have had. The stock oomorls- the late
novelties io BAOQCIj AND GORED SACQUfcS,
made of
Brown Chinchillas.
Beavers, Velours,
Doettkins, Trlcout,
Light Fancies, Plaids,
Opera Cloths, etc. et
Orders taken and iin.ut with onr liSiia) care.
SHAWLS,
4t. biintre Bhawis, reduced,
17 CO and 8 OCCLong Bhawis, reduced.
Misses' Square and Long Bhawis, reduced.
Broche Long Bhawis, good grades, low.
Falsley Bquare Bhawis, Black and Red Centres.
Open Centre Long Broche Bhawis,
SHAWLS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
1C0O Bhawis to select from.
Gay and grave tastes suited. (a 7 stutb
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. COR. EKJIITII AND FILBERT STS.,
HAVE JVST OPENED
3000 yards Calicoes, fast colors, I2!i, H. IS, and Isc,
2000 yards Delaines, 20 cents.
American Ginghams, fast colors, 15 and 19 cents.
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flan
nels, 18, 20, 12, 2o, 27, 30, 81, 83, and 87 ceuts.
Bargains In All-wool and Domet Flannels.
Heavy yard-wide Bhakor Flannels.
7-8 and 4-4 Ballardvale Flannels.
Heavy Groy and Bed Twilled Flannels, 81, 87'i, '15,
and 60 ceuts.
All-wool Blankets, f4-5o up to 17 a pair.
Heavy Bleached and Unbleached Table Linens.
A large lot of Linen Towels, Napkins aud Doyi:
very cheap,
fccotcb Diaper, by tte piece, very cheap,
111 uck Poplin Alpacas.
Black AlpucB, ?3, 45, 50, 62'i, 7, 81 cents, aud 1.
Bluck All-wool Delalues, very cheap.
PUId Poplins bo, til.'i, 78, 8ic, 1, and l'2o.
Good quality Black Bilks,
A large assortment of Ladles' and Gents' Host
and Glovf s, very cheap.
Merino Vests aud Pants, Very cheap.
-.y
8 21 sm w Ul
PRICK A WOOD,
JS. W. Cor. EIGHTH and FILBERT.
N. P. Jouvln's Kid Glove", best qnallty Imported.
QRCSS
COODS !
DRESS COODS!
AT POPULAR PRICES.
Ll'I'I'S FIST EST FRENCH MEBIXOES,
CHOICE MnADFS.
FRKNCH MrRINOES. IN DARK
KHOWN AND OLIVE OLORS.
MW ALL F. OCBED ALL-WOOL POPLINS,
VERY DKSIRAKLE.
CHENEPOPLINS.IN VARIOUS IIIA0KH
riui,itt; MOHAIRS.
NEAPOLITAN SILKS, SILK LAVELLAS,
AND MADONNAS,
AV PLAID ALL-WOOL POPLIN
BLA K ALL-WOOL POPLINS.
It LACK MILKS, BROWN SILKS, PLAID
SILKS, STBIPfcD SILKS.
IRISHl POPLINS: IN .THE MOST DESI
RABLE m HADES.
BLACK ALPACAS, ALPACA POPLINS,
AND MOHAIR.
8TOK
E S
& WOOD,
ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
NO, ?
8t
DRY GOODS.
LADIES' CLOAKINGS.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT.
Embracing all tbe Latest Novelties.
BLACK ARTRACHAN.
SILVER FOX.
BEAOR AVK'B TUFTED.
DIAMOND CLOTHS.
VELVET CLOTHS. ALL COLOR.'.
VF.LVJLTEKN8 FOR BACQUfcS.
TRICOT CLO l n.
HOSCOW BKAVK.IU?.
CASTOR BEAVK.KS.
CHINCHILLAS.
ENGLISH WH1TNKTR,
WHITK AND hCARLKT CLOTHS.
C LOTUS FOR MEN'S WEAR.
BLACK BEAVF.RS.
BLACK DOESKINS.
FIN E OVKKU04TINUH.
FKKNCII CABHIMF.RKM.
HII, K M IX K.D, FOR BC1TB.
FRENCH CLOTH 9.
J. C. STRAWIIKIDGE A CO.,
N. W. corner EIGHTH and MARKET Bis.
COTTON
GOODS,
STILL LOWER rRiCES.
60 PIECEB DRESS CALIOOES, 10 cents.
100 TIECES FINE CALICOES, It cent.
200 PI1CEB MKKRIMAC CALICOES, 15 Ceuts.
DELAINE3.
SEW FALL BTYLE DELAINES. 20 cents. -1
CASHMERE DELAINE?, if) cents.
MUSLINS.
GOOD PHIRT1NG MUSLINS, I2!i cents.
FINE BH1RTINGS, IS and 18 cents.
J. C. STHA WBBIOOE A CO..
N. W. corner EIGHTH and MARKET Sta.
QLANKCTS,
COUNTERPANE,
COJHFOKTA UI.E.H,
WOKNlKDqVUTR,
EINKN OVDN,
UkKUVMT STOCK, REST ASSORTMENT,
AN U MOST REASON ABLE PRICES.
Buyers for Hotels, Boarding Houses, Public Institu
tions and Private Families will do well to call aud
examine our Immense stock and extremely low
prices. Many ol the above goods wo are offering at leu
than importers' and mauufactarerV prices.
All goods warranted as represented.
J. C. STRAWBRIDuE CO ,
NORTHWEST CORNER
EIGHTH AM) MARKET STS,,
1 llfrPirp PHILADELPHIA.
QREAT BARGAINS
IN
DRY GOODS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
IMPOHTEBS.JOlilVE AND RETAILER 4
No.tTST OHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Have made very extensive purchases during the la's
panic, and are now prepared to offer great
inducements in
FRENCH AND BRITISH DRY OOODS
Of tellable qualities, in the heat Styles and Coloring.
ALSO,
BLANKETS
In great variety, at lower prices than current bdto:e
tbe war. Their stock of
SilLHS,
SUATOLN, AND
1 H Ul IR fMS GOOIM,
Is the most varied and extensive iu this market.
. RICKEY, SIIAUP & CO.
U1HAKU SOW,
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Invite attention to their flrat-class stock of
LACES AND LACE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES,
HDKFS.,
VEILS, ETC
To which additions will constantly be made ofi j
the NOVELTIES) OF THE SKA&ON.
They offer In their WHITE GOODS DEPART
MENT
HEAVY SKIRTING CAMBRICS,
At 10, 85. and 40 cents, a Great Sacrifice.
'AVOH flHVHIfl
L O A K I N C 8.
WE ARK DAILY RECEIVING Til
NEWEST STYLES OF
LADIES' CLOAKINGS,
WHICH WE OFFER AT GREATLY BE.
DUCED PRICES,
IN ADDITION TO A FI LL LINE OF
FANCY CASS1MERES,
COATINGS,
AND OOODS GENERALLY ADAPTED TO
MSN'S AND BOYS' WFAB,
MtiBKIS, CL0TI1IEII & LEWIS,
CLOTH JOBBERS,
1 24 em NOS. 1 AND 81 S. FOURTH ST.
FIFTH EDITION
THE ITALIAN WAR.
Prussia Has Pledged Her Sup
port to Italy.
The Fenian Warren Fount
C u illy of TrcnNOii.
Ktc, Kt.( JEto., Kte., Rte., Rt
By At'antic Cable.
London, Nov. 2. The French army has en
tered the city of Rome.
The Italian reserves have been callcrl out It
is reported that Prussia has pledged her support
to Italy, and the close relations between Prussia
and Italy are causing much amlety.
Menabrca publishes a note Justifying th Ita
lian advance Into the Papal territory, aud saying;
that the dleuity of Haly and the French viola
tion of the Hef tomber Convention required such
action by the Italtau Government.
General Warren, thn Fenian prisoner, has been
found guilty of treason and felony.
The Obsequies of i:x-Gov. Andrew.
Worcester, Mas.. Nov. 2. The bells of this
c'.ty were tolled irom 12 M. to 1 P. M. to-day,
and flaea were dt-pUvod at hnll-inat, In respect
to the memory oi Ks tiovcrnor Andrew.
Bostok, Nov. 2. The manifestations of
mournlna; fortbe death ot Rx-Goveruor Andrew,
whose funeral took pUce to-day, were very
prenernl In this city end throughout tbe Btate.
Despatches Irom numerous clues and towns re
poit the toUlon of bells, lHes at half-mast, and
a partial (.uspension ot business. Seldom, If
ever bofoio, in Massachusetts has the death of an
individual called forth so universal an expression.
oforrow. The public obsequies took place in
the Arliticton 8 reet Church, and ware verj
solemn and Imposing.
Ship News.
New York, Nov. 2 Arrived, steamship Her
mann, from Southampton.
IIeahikos atthb Centbal Station. r5fore
Alrirrman Itclilernt 1 o'clock to dny, John McMsnus
Honr-rtHhurrbHiisnd jHinrs MrOol(lrlc,werevlisrgd
Wllhcuitlug ttie ibriiuts otsiveral liorties.
Jo.pph A. Furth. a vh'tiidllpr. rcsldltiir No. 1710 8.
Ninth slrept, testified tlmt two ol his bonier had had
th-lr throats cut. and .,uh Ol Iheiu tiled; he fcnew tha
dercndarjts; bud bad a conversation with Mcflol
drlck about theraie; he slept In a lolt In thu stable of
Char lei Illlsey, over a tar rse that had Its throat oat;
be told witnets that be saw thn def- ndant tlieie, and
knew their voices; witness bad hud a dilllculty wttn
fchurbert.
Jjetertlve Webb testified that he arrested theflefen
dants; had a conversation with McManus and Hbur
birt: they both said they were borne oo Monday nlictit.
tbe 281 b ot October.
ufllcer Meiceir tea dried that be taw McManus and
Kbiirhprt on Monday, the 2Mb, in the neighborhood
of Tenth and Carpenter streets, at 12 o'clock at night,
with two young men.
The hearing was being continued when oar report
cloned.
DRY GOODS.
WARGURTON & SON,
No. lOOl CIIKSNUT (Street.
OFFER TO LAD1GN AND TIIE TRADE,
CHOICE GOODS,
At E.w Prices, to Meet the Depression
In Business.
BONNET VELVETS,
FLUSHES,
6ATJN8,
CORDED BILKS.
POCLT I)E KOIKS,
GEO DE NAPLES,
MARCKLLINE,
; BONNET RIBBONS,
HASH RIBBONS,
TRIMMINU RIBBONS.
: VELVET RIBBONS,
SATIN RIBBONS.
MANTUA RIBBONS.
CRAPE HIBBONS,
BEbT MAKES OF ENGLISH CBAPES. BLACK
AND COLORED.
A LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF REAL LACS
GOODS, IN
POINT,
MALTESE,
THREAD.
Jib) A L BLOND,
CLDNY,
BRUSSELS,
VALENCIENNES.
GUIMPURE,
1NSEHTING3 TO MATCH.
TARLETANS, ILLUSIONS, AND FINE NETS,
2 yards wide, tor Evening Dresses.
A SPLENDID STOCK OF HAMBURG EOOTNGS
AND INSEKTINOS. BARGAINS.
THE FINEST AND NEWEST IMITATION L4.CB
GOODS. (Hi stutb
BRUSSELS OR WASH NET, FOR PUFFED
Bodies, etc.
A superior Net, good, nearly yard wide, lor 21c.
A superior Net. better, " " " forWic
A superior Net. best, " " " for M.
Much belter tlmn usual for the prlc.
JAtOAKT IUVIN US AND I Si fcF.HTIN .
A larfte HSflorlnieul, purchased with a discount of Vi
per cent, on", to be Bold corresininrilnKl low
Ll E.N' A I M l" t I N tl A H II tl UU EDCII S
AND I NMKKTINO,
An nnusnally larse and choice assortment, at low
prices, wholesHle and retail.
V Ml ISM i MACHINE HAND.
A few hundred dozen mora ol those neat and de
sirable double Bands, at cents, or ft 78 adoien,
vuriety of patterns, at wORNtf'8
Lace and Embroidery Store, No. 38 N. EIGHTH
BtreoU J,
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC,
PARIS NOVELTIES
IN
BONNETS,
HATS, and
MILLINERY GOODS..
WOOL? & CARYy.
No. 725 CHESNUT STREET,
t ; luirp
PHILADELPHIA.
MRS. R. DILLON.
KOH. 83 AND 8111 SOUTH STREET
Has all the novelties In FALL MILLINERY, fot
Ladles, MUses, aud Children.
Also, Crapes, Silks, Ribbons, Velvets, Flowers,
Feather, frames, etc. Milliners supplied. W
TO RENT.
OTO LET-DOUBLE OFFICES IN
SEVENTH htreet. HAKLM BoIm.
U 8t. No. 8 tt. IS VJtNTH tolrast.