8 THE DAILY EVENING TELEG RAFH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1C, 1867. GOLD DISCOVERT. Rlik Vela fUnarlm Kuarl la Marrer CemMty A Yield f flOOO tbTon Vh Vein U II and red Feet Below the a.l Level, Wiht M!Pdi bix, Mercer county, Pa., Nov. IS. The workmen employed bv Colonel James JIfDif hill In iink'.nit a abaft for nr or coal, rtrnck a vrin of rock ttronelr Interrolied wltn lubUncc at flret uippoec d to he sulphur. Upon ti am (nation of tbe rock by Colonel HrmpbUl and hi eripenntenrtcnt, Mr. Mills, and after actrre teu, hcj pronounce H to b oift ot a nperior quality, mid CHpable of yielding Ave thorjesnd dollar to the ton. The rock Is about tbe tame an that In which the (Ireene cou jty (TO Id In Mid to have been found, aui lie about ne hundred ltd below the coal level In this ba&lD. Baak KattrtA r llnrftlars-Sli Thgn. ad Dollars Mtla. TTiKovrR, O.. Not. IS. On l-t FM lay ntirht Borne biiTBlara entered tbe bunk of L1rc, Ztp pemick A Co., ol New LUbon, O.. and rnt -red tbe vault, from wlilt h they took about six tbou aand dolinrs. The money did not belong to the bank, but to private panic, who had It tber-j on deposit. The lojer are not as alile to hear It a are the bunker themselves The burglars are upposed to be the sme who blew opeu th ate in Columbiana, ten miles dli.ta.ut, the nl?ht before. There is no clue to them. Printing On Thousand Veere Ago. An extraordinary discovery has been ma lo ot a pree in India. Winn WHiren Hsitine was Cover uoMJerirril of India, he observed that in the district of Uenare a HUle below the surface ol tbe curt b, Is to be (ound a stratum of a kind of fibrous woolly aubsinnce ot various thick nesses, In bori7xntnl layem. MJor Iloebjk. iLformed of Ibis, went out to a spot, where an excavation bad beeu mudi dliplayini; ttal most singular phenomenon. In llar Ring tomewbat deeper lor the purpose of lonbtr research, tuey laid open a vault, which, on luriher ezntiilnutlon, proved to be Of some size, and to their imloiilflimont they found a kind ot priming press ret up la a vault, and on It movable tj res placed as If ready lor printing. Kvery Inquiry whs set on fi;o to ascertain the pr'obnblc period at which such an instrument could have been placed there, tor tt was evidently not of modprn origin, and froTi all the Major could collect it appeared probuble that the press had remained there in the stttc in Which it was found tor at least one tbousaud years. We believe the worthy Major, on his re turn to England, presented odo of the learned associations with a memoir containing many curious speculations ou the subject. Paper we know to have been manufactured in the iast many centuries betore we had any knowledge of it, and we have many reason to thick that the Chinese had been acquainted with the mode of printing they now employ, nc any years before Faust and Gutteuburg In dented it in Europe. It certainly does no credit to tbe Inveiitive penim of tiie It mi an s to know that, while they approached so near as to engrave in a style not to be equalled in the present age on eems and stones, and of course tbe taking ot impressions of them, they eboiUl aae remained ignorant of the art which has Itestowed to many blessings on mankind. CURTAINS. RICH LACE CURTAINS AT AUCTION PRICKS! The subscribers have Jist received, from tbe lata AUCTION BALES IN NEW YORK, THREE HUNDRED PAIRS OP FRENCH LACE CURTAINS, From the lowest to the h'gbest quality, some of tbe RICHEST MADE. ALSO, NOTTINGHAM LACE CL'BTAlNS, Ellllii OIDEREU MUSLIN t'VBTAINS, JACQCABD AMI) HFjSLIN DKAPEBIES, VESTIBULE CL'BTAlNS, IN 6UKAT VABIETT. SHtPPARD, VAN HA P.LIN GEN & ARRISOPI, 11 7 thstniot HO, 1008 CHESNUT HTBEET, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC. JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO., MERCHANT JEWELERS, No. 822 CHESNUT STREET, ARE KOW OPENING TJINNA FANCY GOODS, PARIB FANCY GOODS, DECORATED PORCELAINS, FLOWER STANDS, ENTIBELY NEW DESIGNS, Mounted in Bronze, Gilt, and Carved Wood, PARIS JET JEWELRY. , I Hi IS luih8mrp Philadelphia and reading rail-road.-ciianoe of time. On nd .tter MONDAY, November 18, 1867. ' THE READING ACCOMMODATION TRAIN THE POTTBTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN W 111 lve Phlldelvhl at 6 P. M arrlvln. at v,. town At 7 08 P. M. CHESTER VALLEY PASSENGERS Taking lb Heading Accommodation Train will arrive at Dnwnlugtowu at 1 20 P. M. n 13 ei gEDDINC OF EVI2IIY DESCRIPTION; AT IlEDUCED PIWOES. WBOUSAMI AND RETAIL. MO.Sa BIDCtn AVEUM WEAR VINE ST. mnU-rp J. 0. FULLER. OIL PAINTINGS, ETC. EXHIBITION NOW OPEN. MESSRS. BAILEY & COS GALLERIES OF PAINTINGS, At tbe Pennsylvania Academy f Fine Arts, CBMSl'T STREET, ABOVE TENTH. OPEN DAILY FROM A. M TO 6 P. M., AND EVERY bAIURDAY EVENING FROM 7i TO 10 I M. TICKETS OF AD1IIH8ION ISSUED ONLY BY MESSRS. BAILEY & CO, No. OIO CHESNUT Street, 10 1 thstu PHILADELPHIA. CLOTHING. ROCKHILL & WILSON, CLOTHING HOUSE, Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St. FALL AM) WINTER CLOTHING. Vo offer to the public the largest and best selected Stock of Ready-made Cloth ing In tho City, for Men's and Boys' Wear. Also, an elegant assortment of Piece Goods, which wo will make to order for Men and Boys, at reasonable prices, and in the most approved styles. Always on hand a full assort ment of Fall and Winter Over coats and Business Coats, Coachmen's Coats, Hunting Coats, Now Stylo Walking Coats, Pants and Vests, of all descriptions. Boys' Ready-made Clothing in threat variety. ROCKHILL & WILSON, ' noa, eoa AKotet cues nut stbeet 130 8m PHILADELPHIA ARMY OVERCOATS. 4000 new and In prime order, junreolTM. 024lmrp Nor. 837 D(I 8.19 N. FKONT fcL. ruiltvl. GENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS. QEKTS' rUBNJSIIINa GOODS. JOHN C. ARRISON, KOS. 1 AND 8 N. MIKTII NIBKl'.T, PnUAi, Would luvlte the attention of gentlemen to ntft ez tensive aisortmoDt of " FUIiNISIIINa GOODS, ConalstlnR of Bilk bblrta and Drawer Cartwrlgbt A Warner's Merino Bhlrts and Drawer. Laruba' Wool " " BuckHkln " " Cotton EngllRb Bwanadown Canton Flannel, mad to J. A. 'a ezpreaa order, lor Bblrta and Drawers. Alao, (lenUfrnen'a Wrapiera, Hotlery, UIot. Btocka. Tlea, eta eta. 1 SZrp BOOTS AND SHOES. QOOTS AND SHOES AT REDUCED PRICES. FALL AND W1N1 II BTVLK-S OF FJIWT CL A6J8 WOKE on baud and made to meaaure. Tbe beat material Uhed In all our work. BOYB' BOGT8 AND BllOEH, of Ibe beat i mllty, always on baud. DARTLETT, HO. 88 MOUTH MXTU MTBKtTT, 917irp ABOVE CHESNUT., J O W READY, Gentlemen's and Youths' BOOTS AND GAITERS" FOB VALLi A WIWTKB WUB. FBEKCn PATFKT LEATHER BOOTS. F1NJC tUKNC'U CALF BOOTa for Balls and Pr- BlNOI.TFOLl:D BOOTS for Fall Wear. LIGHT DOUB1 K-eiOCED BOOT a fof Fall Wear. FHUNCH COHK tlOLKD BOOTH, very tuny fof tender Ret. QUILTED BOLKD BOOTS ruade by baud. OTJM bOLfcD HOOIH, yery durable, aud guaranteed to keep tbe let dry. Having atied the Hevond atory of my store for soma ot my workmen, I urn aole to make any aort of Boots to order, t verv kWt notlca Fft dta.lUS and modern. irlce to my motto. A trial Is all I dedUe. WM. H. HELWEC, 0. KtS AKCU MTHEKT, IMsuivt 3u.rp On. door below Blitb. UHY GOODS. M A 11 Ii E -JL1 Cq ninth. 1, ONE MI 1. 1.1 OBI CEHTM WORTH, AND OVER OF CLOAHINN. LIGHT CHINCHILLAS. LiaiiT HYDE FAKES. LIGHT NORWALKS. LIGHT WHITNEYS. LIGHT YELOURS. WHITE CLOAKING S. DARK CLOAKINGS. BLACK CLOAKINGS. Together with about ONE MILLION CENTS worth of BLACK AND FANCY CABSIMERES for Men and Boys, bought Binoe the recent im mense decline. 9 7 atutb LINEN STORE. 838 AROH STREET. ANOTHER INVOICE OF EXTENSION TABLE CJLOTUN, FINE NAPKINS AND DOTEIES Received Direct from Europe. FINE TABLE CLOTHS Ot every size from 2 to 6 yards long, with Napkins match. A FULL LINE OF HEAL BiltXMLET DAMASKS AND JLIBfKSN HEKTIJ. . 9IILI.IKEN, Linen Importf r. Jobber, and Betall Dealer, fl8amrp HO. St) AHCU NIBEKT, QREAT FALL IN DOMESTICS. FVC5JFCY, DUNKLE & CO., No. 140 North EIGHTH Street, ABOVE ARCH, ABE NOW OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS ;IN DKESS GOODS. Bargains In DomeRtlcs. Bumulus In Blankets. Bargains Id Bluck Bilks. M English Merlnocs, 87.'-c. per yard. BurguliiK lu Tomot Flonnela. BaritHlos In Cuiitou Flannels, Burgulua In Wool Flaunels. Bargains lu Lyons Velvets, all Bilk, f 10, f 11, i2, and fis. Having purchased largely during the late panic, we are prepared to offer nn usual Inducements to purcba seis. A call Is rebpectlully solicited. 10 U smwcf toiHAKIJ lUIHV, E. M. NEEDLES & CO. Invite attention to their eraU)laaa stook of LACKS AND LACE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, H-DKF8., VEILS, ETC To which additions will constantly be made of tbe NOVKLT1EH OF THE BEAbON. Tbey offer in tbelr WHITE G00D8 DEPART MENT HEAVY BKIHTINQ CAMBRICS, At 10, SS, and 40 cents, a Great Sacrifice. Q L O A K I N C 3. WE' ABE DAILY DECEIVING TlfE NEWEKT STVEKSI Or LADIES' CLOAKENCS, WHICH WE orrcB AT obeatly be D I'lEU 1BICEH, IN ADDITION TO A II LL LINE OV FAXCY CASSlilEllES, C0ATLSG8, AND fJOODS C1ENEBAI.EY ADAPTED TO HEN'S AND BOYS' WE All. MCEltlS, CLOTIIIKB & LEWIS, CXOTII JODBEItH, tUtm HON. lANDtlM. EOrUTHST. DRY GOODS. LADIES' CLOAKINGS. IMMENSE ASSORTMENT. Embracing all the Luteal Novelties. KLAf'K ARTRACHAN. BILVER FOX. BEAGRAVE B TUFTED. DIAMOND CLOTIIH. VELVET CLOTHS, ALL COLORa VELVETEKNB FOR BACQ0ESJ. TKIt'OT CLOTlNi. MOFOOW BKAVERH. CABIOR BKAVF.lia. CHINCHILLAS. KNOLIKH WlBHTNEYS. WUITE AND bCARLET CLOTHS, CLOTHS FOR MEN'S WEAR. BLACK BEAVERS. BLACK DOKHKIN& FINE VEROOATItfOH. FRENCH CAB8I M EllKS. BILK-MIXED. FOR BU1T8. FRENCH CLOTHS. J. C. STBAWBKIDUB A CO., N. W. corner EIGHTH and MARKET Bis. QOTTON GOODS. STILL LOWER PRICES. 60 PIECES DRESS CALHI0E3, 10 cents. 100 PIECES FINE CALICOES, IIX Cinti. 200 PIECES MERRIMAO CALICOE3, 15 cents. DELAINES. NEW FALL BTYLE DELAINE-5. 20 centa. CXX CASHKERE DELAINE?, 20 cents. MUSLINS. GOOD PHIRT1NG MUSLINS, 12.'. centa. FINE BHIRTINGB, 18 and 18 cents. J. C. STBAWBBIDHE A CO.. N. W. corner EIGHTH and MARKET 3ts. B N K E T S, counterpanes, cojhfoktabi.es, wobs1edo.uilts, LINEN ClOODM. LAKOEST STOCK, BEST ASMOBTJIKNT, AND MOST BEASON A BLK PKICES. Buyers for Hotels, Boarding Houses, Publlo IustltQ tlons and Private Families, will do well to call and examine onr immense stock and extremely low prices. Many of the above goods we are oiler lug at leas than importers' and manufacturers' prices. All goods warranted as represented. J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO , NORTHWEST CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STS., 1 llfumrp PHILADELPHIA. ARBURTON & SON, No. 1004 CIIICSNTJT (Street, OFFEH TO EADIEN AND TIIE TKIDE, CHOICE COODS, At Low Price, to Meet tlio Depremlon In Business, BONNET VELVETS, PLUbHEB. SATIN r), CORDED BILKS, POULT DE HOIE3. GRO DE NAPLES, MARCELL1NE, BONNET RIBBON , SASH RIBBONS, TRIMMING RIBBONS, VELVET RIBUONfi, AATIN RIBBONS, MANTUA RIBBON1. CRAPE itIBBONS, BEfeT MAKES OF ENGLISH CRAPES, BLACK AND COLORED, A LARGE AND CHOICE 8 TOOK OF REAL LACE COODB, IN POINT, BRUSSELS, VA LENCI ENNES. GU1MPURE, " MALTESE, THREAD, REAL BLOND, CLUNY, IN8ERTINGS TO MATCH. TARLETANB, ILLUSIONS, AND FINE NETS, 2 yards wide, for Evening Diesae. A BP LEND! D BTOCK OF HAMBURG EDT1NGS AND INSE&TINGS. BARGAINS. THE FINEST AND NEWEST IMITATION L VOK . GOODS. 11 2 atutb A large dieconnt to tbe trade. QREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, RICKEY, SHARP & CO., IHPORTEBS,JOBB AND BETA KLEBS No. 7S7 CHESNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA, Have made very extensive purchases during the late panic, and are now prepared to oiler great Inducements la FBENCU AND BBITISII DBY GOODS Of reliable qualities, In tbe bent Btylcs and Colorings. iUO, BLANKETS In great variety, at lower prices than current before tbe wr. Tbelr stock ox KIEKS, SHAWLS, AND 1 14 Ul DKESS COODS, Is the most varied and extensive In this mrKet, ltlCKEY. 8IIAIIP & CO. NDIA SHAWLS. GEORGE IT Tl Y 13 It, NO. Sl CHESNUT STKEET, Has received and now open Ms Kill Importation of INDIA rH ftWLH AND hOAKrH togetbe Wltb oilier klnda ol bbawls. Also, BICTI DKESS SILKS, BLACK SILKS, OfLINM, CLOAK INUS 10 2 481 CLOAKS, ETC, To wbltih the attention of purchasers is invited Tbe gou(U are purchased lor caab. and win be vol4 cllp. UHY OOOOb. PRICE & WOOD, N. W. COIl. EIOIITn AND FILBERT STS., HAVE JUBT OPENED A large lot of Flannels, vrry cheap, Dorret Flannels, IH, 20, f, 2fl, St cents. Heavy Domet Bhaker Flannels, 5 and SS cents. All-wool Flanne's, 28, M. tf!, 40, 45, IV?, and So. Heavy all-wool Phaser Flannels. Peat makes Bleached and Uubleacned Canton Flan nels. Bleached and Unbleached Muslins at the very low eat n arket pi Ices. A large aasorta.cn of Blankets, very cheap. Bargains In Table Linens, Napkins and Towels. Bluck Poplin Alpacas, very cheap. Black AlrauAS,33, 45, 60, ei!i, 7o, 8i cents, andfl. Plain all-wool Rep Poplins. BUR and Wool Rep Poplins. Plaid Poplins, very cheap. Bent makes American Calicoes, Dulalnes. etc Ladles' and Gents' Linen Cambric Hdkls. Ladles' and Gents' HernalltcbedUdkts-.very cheap Mlsaet' Hemstitched Hdkls.,eto. Ladles' and Gents' Hosiery, ve.-y cheap. One lot of Gents' Half Hose, full regular made, at 2c., worth 17H cents. Gents' Engllan snper stont Half IlCie, SI cents. Ladles' lull regular made Unbleached Hose, 31 and 37! cents per pair. Ladies', Genbt', and Children's Gloves. Gents' Neck Ties, fehlrt Front', and Suspenders. 9 21smw U1J PKICE A WOOD, N. W. Cor. EIGHTH and FILBERT. N. B.-Kld. Glovrs, real Kid,l-21 a pair. LL-WOOL FRENCH POrLINS AT 62J CENTS. roo all-wool French PupUns reduced to 75c. l'2fi " " " 87.0. J'iO " " " tl'OO. 200 " " " 1'2S. KICH PRINTED ALL-WOOL POPLINS, CHOICE BTYLES, at 660. COST 1' 23. 1 CASE MOTTLED POPLINS. CHOICE COLORS at 25c COST 55C, GOOD QUALITIES OF DRKSH GOODS at 16c Great Bargains In all k luds of Dress Goods. OUR PRICES ARE A8 LOW AS THE LOWEST. BABC1AINS IN SILKS. BAKOAINS IN LYONS VELVETS, tiBEAT BAKOAINS IN SHAWLS. 600 LADIES' BILK SCARFS, HANDSOMELY EMBROIDERED, at 80c, COST 2 TO IMPORT. I B Velvet Cloth reducod to IS SO. 12 " to 7 60. 12 " Beaver t'ZQ. Ladles' Clouklngs of alt kinds at reduced prices. II. STEEL A SON, It NOS. 71 S AND ItS N. TENTH ST. At tlie Clieap Store, No. 23 N. NINTH STREET. A Job lot of BOILED BLANKETS. Cheap. J CLOAKING CLOTHS to suit all tastes, at very low prices, A Few of those IMPORTED CLOTH 8ACQUE3 LEFT. BEST CALICOES IN THE MARKET, 12 cents A line assortment ot D&LiAINKS, at 18V oents. MUBL1NS, FLANNELS, AND LINEN GUODS, very low. La DIES' AND GENTS' HOSIERY. B'.ANKET AND B ROC UK SHAWLS. MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR. MERINO POPL1N8, AND A FULL LINK OP DHJ-BM GOODS, AT OLD TIME PItlCE-S. Just received, a lull line of BALMORALS. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR BTOCK. - F. SCHUELLERMANN, n 9 t3l No. 28 NOrtli NINTH Street. gTOKES & WOOD, NO. 70S ARCH STBEET, PHILADELPHIA, OFFEB AT VEBV LOW PRICES, FHOtI THE LAI K AVC1IONS. VEKV FINE AND CHOICE SHAMES OF SILK POPLINS. ONE HOKE INVOICE OF IUIMII POP LINS. STRIPED SILKS AT HITCH LOWEB THAN IMPORTERS' PRICES. BLACK, BROWN, MODE, AND QUEEN'S OBEY NILKS, IN VARIETY. LCPINS FINE FRENCH HEBINOES AND DELAINES. BAY PLAID ALL-WOOL POPLINS, DE SIRABLE STYLES. ONE LOT NEAT ALLWOOL SHAWLS . MEN'S AND DOT S' WEAR, AND LADIES' CLOAKINUS, A LA ROE STOCK. s Mi A KOTUER GREAT REDUCTION. EVANS A PUIPPS, N. W. corner ol TENTH and ARCH treei. NOW IS THE TIME FOR BAKOAINS, Will open on MONDAY MORNING the cheapest and most desirable lot of Dress Goods yet offered ibis season, ALL AT REDUCED PRICES. 1 case Poplin Alpacas, 2H cents worth 50 oents. 1 case Fiencb Plaid Poplins, extra cheap. 1 case Black Alpacas, from 11 cents to tl. 1 case Black Delaines, double width, very cheap. LADIES' CLOAK IN O, DOUBLE WIDTH. CiENTS' CLOTHS AND CASSIHEKfr:. A cheap Auction lot for Men's and Hoys' wear, CALICOES, CALICOES. Bpleudid styles only a cents, worth 12Hc Magnificent styles for 12.. 14, and lticeuta. . MUSLINS. A rlgbt good Musllu for 8 coins. Bbeellutf and ether Muslins accordingly. Balmoral bklrts In great variety. FLANNELS from Uii cents upwards. COME AND VIEW OUR PRICES. 9Hstl EVANS A PHIPPM. N, B.-A large lot of HID ft) LOVES Just received of the moat elegant colors ever seeu very cheap. JAMES LEE, NO. 11 NORTH SECOND STBEET, SION OF THE ClOLDEN LAM H, HAVE JUST RECFIVED A LtUWR AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PANTALOON STUFFS, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT TUE LOWEST PRICES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 121s DRY GOODS. J, M. HAFLEIGH, Nos. 1012 and 1014 CHESNUT St, WILL OFFER MONDAY, Nov. 18, 1000 Pieces Striped Poplins, REDUCED FnOH BO CENTS TO 9 CENTS, DEDUCED f'BOM T5 CENTS TO 7 C E TS, ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP DRESS GOODS AT 11 18tuth3t Half tbe Former Prices. CARD. y - TO RETAIN THE REPUTATION OF OUR ESTABLISHMENT A9 A ., CHEAP BTORE IN THE PRESENT EXCITEMENT IN THE DRY GOOUS TRADE, WE HAVE MADE IT A PRINCIPLE TO niVB OUR STOCK AT PRICES TO MEET ANY COM PETITION WHICH MAY ARISE. OUR LOCATION, AND THE MODERATE EX PENSES IN THE PROSECUTIOI OF OUR BUS I. NESS, ENABLE US AT ALL TIMES TO OFFEB INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS IN EVERY DE PARTMENT. CURWEN 8TODDART A BROTHER, Nos, 460, 452, and 454 North BECOff D Street, 11 16 8t ABOVE WILLOW. A L L-W OOL POPLINS. CHOICE COLORS. FROM LATE AUCTION SALES. CURWEN 8IODDART & BROTHER, Nos. 450, 4B2, and 454 North SECOND Street, ' 11 18 3t ABOVE WILLOW. FRENCH MERINOB8, 75 CENTS. FRENCH MERINOE8, 87X CENT3. FRENCH MERINOES. 1 1. CURWEN STODDART ft BROTHER, Nos. 460, 462, and 454 NORTH SECOND ST., 11 16 3t ABOVE WILLOW. R ICH PLAID POPLINS, FROM LATE AUCTION BALES. CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER, Nos. 450, 452. and 454 NORTH SECON D ST,,' H 16 8t ABOVE WILLOW. T YONS MANTILLA VELVETS, IN ALL WIDTHS AND GRADES, CURWEN STODDART & B.R0TIIER, . $0S, i'O, 2, and 451 NORTH SECOND ST., 11 Id St ABOVE WILLOW. BROGUE LONG SHAWLS, FROM AUCTION, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CURWEN STODDART A BROTHER, Nos. 450, 452. and 454 NORTH 6ECON DtiT., 1116 3 ABOVE WILLOW. ARMY BLANKETS. A VERY LA ROE LOT OF No. 1 GOVERNMENT BLANKETS, twentj-Uve pairs in a bale, aud weigh ing from ten to twelve pounds per pair, for salat great bargains, PITK I S A JO.. ' 10 24 liurp Nos. 837 and 889 N. FRONT St., Phllada, MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS ETC, PAEIS NOVELTIES IN BONXTETS, HATS, ana MILLINERY GOODS. WOOD & CARY. No. 725 CHESNUT STREET, t 80 2mrp PHILADELPHIA.' MRS. R. DILLON. ' ! NOS. 828 AND 881 SOUTH STBEET Hasall tbe novelties In FALL MILLINERY, tot Ladles, Misses, and Children. Also, Crapes, Bilks, Ribbons, Velvets, Flowers, Feathers, Frames, etc Milliners supplied. 16 HOOP SKIRTS. 620. WM. T. HOPKINS, C28. MANUFACTURER OF FIRST QUALITY HOOP SKIRTS, FOR TH E TJRA DE AND AT RETAIL. NO. (US ARCH STBEKT, BELOW SB VENTII, PHILADELPHIA. ..A.,TL',,eI"r ln, fn". N of low-priced New York aud astern nincl. ffcliw. MiL1'.' ,,.1drlr..ble "trie and sire, of Littles'. tr T! '-nd .Children Honp-skiru countauily oa tpd aod made to order, embracing the lr.H8t and tuuit varied aseortuiuu! In tbit luarket. at very mod, ftue prices. C J-very mdy should try "O u Own Make" of Hoop fcklru. aa ibey bave no equal. . 1. 'Vi' "'""'' aim uwjr Trails buyer Hill flut It to tbelr Inteiei-liu exaunmt our good. t aiKlogutsol alylrs, ., aud piict sent to any
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