RHODE ISLAND FEA C'E SOCIETY.
A la H We.secte.t-A
K.dlel Peoee Pllfm Lai lvr.
r xfmna tmiMUAm avaoiAi. ooaeroiTOMca.
Woomsookit, B. I., Not. 16, 1B07.
The "Rhode Island Radical reace Socleti"
fceld a meeting In thie place, a Temperance
Sail, yesterday, commencing at 10J o'clock A.
Jf., nd continuing through the afternoon and
veniug. L. K.. Joslin, of rrovidenee, opened
Ue sieetlng by presenting following propo
Mow, -which he sustained In a .peecu of
Barked ability and clearness:
First. That the right of man to life li Inallon-
bfll'cond. That this right. In our own 8tate, is
Inhtlv accorded to robbers and murderer; but
indcr the existing war system we have consented
to have many hundred of innoeenl men killed,
, if whem many were forocd to the slaughter
wlthont their content.
Third. That we deem the age barbarous, and
the people benighted and cruel, that tortured
and killed men tor religion. But to torture and
kill man for politics is, in its nature, as wicked
sod baxoarous as it Is to do the same thing for
"Fourth. If so-called Christians are to per
petuate war, It would bettor accord with their
profession! of love and mercy to kill men expe
ditiously, nd not to torture and malm thou
sands for lile, as Is the present practice.
Filth. That it is the undoubted tight of all
men to refuse to be soldiers, and to learn the
art ol killing and wounding men.
Bixth. Vhat the working man is especially
interested in this question of peace, as in war
he has to sacrifice his home, do the righting,
suffer the wounds, and pay the cost, while the
men who concoct the mischief gala fortune and
honor Irom his misery.
llenry C. Knight, long distinguished as an
able and worthy advocate of all radical reforms,
ottered the following resolutions, which be .us
tained in a characteristic speech:
1. That as friends of radical peace, we heartily
and earnestly adopt the following propositions,
as expressive of our Tiews, and we will do what
in us lies to disseminate them among our fellow-beings,
and to induce them to practise
them.
2 That In no conceivable case are we au
thorized to kill or iu any way injure others,
because they have injured or attempted to in
jure us.
3. That it Is our right, our privilege, and our
duty to adopt and carry out, iu our "daily lives,
the principle of radical peace, which teaches
us to sutler rather than inilict suffering to die
rather than kill.
4. That human nature approves aud accepts
this principle of ra lical peace as a self-evident
troth.
6. That to adopt and act upon this principle
would most eflectually insure others against all
wrong and injury from us, by taking from us
the will and the means to harm them.
8. That the principle that would insure others
. against all harm from us would most effectually
kieore us against a'.l barm from them.
7. That the war principle, which says kill
rather than die, ana the military system bused
upon it, instead ot protecting life, liberty, and
property, are the source of all danger to these,
and all human rights. "
8. That what is theft, robbery, or murder in
one man, acting alone and as an Individual, is
the same in millions acting together, as a bUte
or nation. . ...
9. That if he is an aspasain who hires one man
o kill others at his biddmg and for his benefit,
then are millions, acting as a government,
assassin who hire thousands to kill men,
women, and children & their bidding aiii fr
weir oenent, . ..
10. That whatever epithet can be justly ap
plied to a man who hires himself to one Indi
vidual to slaughter human beings at his bid
sling and tor his benefit, should be applied to
those who engage in the service of millions,
acting as a State or nation,: to do the same
bloody deeds tor their benefit, and at their dis
cretion. 11. ihataman engaged in the emnlov of any
Government to shell, sack, and burn' towns aua
cities, to lay waste and desolate a country, and
rive innocent men, women, and children from
their homes, to perish with hunger and cold, is,
before God, in the eamo' position, and deserves
he pame condemnation, as he does who is en
gaged In the service of one individual to do
those cruel and murderous deeds.
An invitation having been extended to all
persons present to participate in the discussion,
idr. J. C. Rwjh fc'.lcrtl Ua a claim that man,
possessing an animal nature, which includes
ombativeness anddestrnctiveness, Is naturally
a fighting animal, and that his whole nature
should be developed and cultivated That war
is necessary to prevent the earth from becom
ing too populous, and consequently too cor
rupt, and that war helps to civilize man and
beauttty the earth.
lie was replied to by H. C. Wright and L. K.
Jcsltn, and the discussion was continued in a
vry spirited manner by these two and by Mr.
Rich.
The afternoon meeting was opened by L. K.
Joslin, in a speech on the character of war and
its influences. He would not except the late
war. He said, "There are hundreds and thou
sands of soldiers of our Northern army who are
practising to-day the eruelty which they learned
in war. Our prisons, all over the North, are
filled with criminals who have been soldiers."
Isaac Ballon, of Cumberland, spoke in defense
f the principles of peace.
The discussion was continued until the close
f the session by H. C. Wright, JL. K. Joslin,
J. C. Rich, Mrs, fccott, of Blackstone, Mrs.
Westcott, of Woonsocket, and Zebulon P.
White, of Pawtucket.
In the evening the question was still further
discussed Mr. Griffin, of New Bedford, and Mr.
L.a Porst of Woonsocket, defending war, and
Mr. Smith, of Woonsocket, assisting by question
all of whom were replied to by H. C. Wright,
1. K. Joslin, and Z. P. White.
The meeting adjourned to meet in Providence,
the time to be announced hereafter.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
WILL POSITIVELY SEU OVT,
REGARDLESS OF COST,
STOCK AND FIXTURES
OP TBI
nOESMUMisilljVG STOKE,
No. 010 SPUING GARDEN St.
ON THE 7Xig 1N-T
PRIVATE BALE
PRIOR TO THE lllOVH DATS. Ul So Strp
ISAAC TOWN8KND, Admlnlrtrator.
QPERA CLASSES.
large and line assortment of OPERA ULABSKa
la every style; BABDOU'8 and other makes.
WILLIAM Y. McALLISTEH,
1 1 fuawlmrp HO. 718 CHKSNVT ST.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH AlHjAt)ELPHIA. MONDAY,
FIFTH EDITIO.H
IHTORTAKT , FROM M 0RLEAA1
General Mower's Order Kemovlng
Officers Suspended.
sriCI AL DISPATCH TO Till VBNIN0 TELBOK 4FU.)
Washington, Not. 25.
General Grant received the following telegram
this morning:
Nbw Obljanb, Nov. 25.-General Grant:
Tour telegram has been received directing the
suspension of my order removing certain civil
officers. The order will be immediately sus
pended. (Signed) j. a. Mowib,
Brevet Major-General Commanding.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
Fenian Excitemont To-day.
Colonel Kclley Coming to America.
Ktc Etc., Ktc, Kte., Etc., Kte.
London, Kov. 25. It is thoupht that Kcllcy.
the Manchester rioter, was taken from Ireland
by the Btenmship City of Paris, at Cork. There
is much excitement among' the Fenians at Man
chester, Birmingham, and Dublin, but no open
riots have occurred.
The bread riots at Belfast have been sup
pressed, LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
8PBCIALE8PATCnS TO THE EVENING TELBOBAPH.
Washington, Nov. 26.
Speaker Colfax Announces the Standing
Committees Robert C. Bchenck Chair
man ef the YVaya and Means.
The Speaker announced the Committee of
Way s and Means, as follows: Robert C. Hchenck,
of Ohio, Chairman; Hooper, Logan, Moorhead,
Brooks, Niblack, Uriswold, Allison, and May
nard. Chairmen appointed. On Naval Affairs
Frederick A. Pike, ot Maine. Military James
A. Garfield, of Ohio. Appropriations Thad
dens Stevens, of Pennsylvania. Post Offices
General Farnsworth, ot Illinois. Claims John
A. Bingham, of, Ohio. Foreign Affairs N. 1
Banks, of Massachusetts.
High Crimea and Misdemeanors.
Mr. Kelsey, of New York, this afternoon In
troduced a bill defining high crimes and misde
meanors, as used in the Conetituton. The
Democrats seemed amused at this.
Vhs Senate.
The Senate adjourned shortly after 1 o'clock,
and mont of the members entered the House to
hear the impeachment report.
FORTIETH CONGRESS ADJOURNED SESSION.
Senate.
Washington, Nov. 25. The Senate met at 12 M.
Mr. homeroy presented a petition from clllsens of
Maesaoliueeits, praying tbat equal satrrage be ex
tended to all persona, male and female. In the District
of Columbia, llelerreu to tbe Committee on the
Klstrlct.
Mr. Morgan offered the following, which was
adopted! , . . ..
Ketoived, Tbat the aet entitled Ad . to provide
increased revenue irom Imported wool, and lor omer
purposes, approved March it, 1807. shall not be deemed
lo apply to any article ol merchandize therein men
tioned and embraced, which were actually imported
Into the United Utatts on tne 2d, 8d, and 4th days el
Mrrcb. 16tV7. but tbat such merchandize so Imported,
there shall be levied, collected, and paid, only suoh
duties as were provided by the acta which were In
force Immediately before, and at the time of the pas
sage of tbe said act,
Hons of Representatives.
Mr. Boutwell, at 2-40 P. M. , presented the majority
report or the Judiclnry Committee, recummeudtng
the impeaebment ot President Johnson. It is signed
by Messrs. Boulwelli Thomas, Williams, .Lawrence,
aua ciiUieuin.
A Cabs or GABorriNa. Last evening an old
man named (Samuel K. Bunting oame out of
the West Philadelphia Depot and walked down
to Twenty-eighth and Market streets. All the
way down he was preceded by two men. He
turned down Twenty-eighth street. when.atjthe
corner of Walnut street, one of these men
grabbed the old gentleman around the neck
and gradually choked blm, while his com
panion went through the old man's pockets,
robbing blm of a gold watch worth 1300. They
gotofl with their booty.
BOOTS AND SHOES. i
THE LATEST STYLES
IN CUSTOM-MADE
BOOTS A.ISTD SHOES,
FOB CIEJITLE91EN AND HOYS.
CALL AND SBB TUB
NEW BOX TOES.
PBICES USED AT LOW FIOCUES,
DARTLETT,
NO.( 83 MOUTH KIXTII STREET,
1128tf ABOVE CHKfiNUT.
F J O W READY,
Gentlemen's and Youths
BOOTS AND GAITERS
FOB FALL AND WINTEB WEAK,
FBEKCH PATENT LEATHER BOOTS.
FINE JiKENCH CAXJ)' BOOT for Balls and Par.
ties.
BINGLK-eOl.KD BOOTS for Fall Wear.
LIGHT DOCBLE-fcOLED JlOOTa for Fall Wear.
FKENCH OOHK-bOLKD BOOTU, very easy foi
tender feet.
QUILTKD BOI KI) BOOTS made by hand.
GUM BOLED BOO I S, Tery durable, and guaranteed
to keep the feet dry.
Having fitted the second story of my store for some
ol my workmen, I am able to make any sort of Boots
to order, at very short notice. Fair dealing and a
moderate price Is my motto. A trlul la all I desire.
WM. H. HELVEG,
NO. Sad AltCII RTUEET,
JMmwgrorp One door below Sixth.
WHITTEN AND VERBAL DE8CR1P
IWiLh A!('rW)ir. with advice on BoulueM,
"aim, KUuuaUou, etc, given dally by
Zswerosp
J. (1 PUW
at Ho. 722 CIH EHNUT mreet.
PSr.WhLIN,eTRnMENT THAT
etUiera lu ml ii'f", superior to an?
. ' tp
DRY GOODS.
L A DIES' CLOAK INC 8.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT.
Embracing all the Latest Novelties.
BLACK A8TRACHAN.
BILVER FOX.
BBAORAVE'g TUFTED.
DIAMOND CLOTHS.
VELVET CLOTHS, ALL COLORS.
VELVETEENS FOR BACQtJES.
TRICOT CLOTHS.
MOSCOW BEAVERS.
CASTOR BEAVF.RS.
CHINCHILLAS.
ENQLMH WH1TNKYB.
WHITE AND b CAR LET CLOTHS.
CLOTHS FOR MEN'S WEAR.
, BLACK BEAVERS.
BLACK DOKBKIN&
FINE eVEROOATINOS.
FRENCH CABfilMERiCM.
BILK-MIX E, FOR 8 CITS.
FRENCH CLOTHS.
J. C. ITBAWBRIDOB A X
N. W. corner EIGHTH and MARKET Sts.
COTTON
GOODS.
STILL LOWE-R FRICES.
BO PIECES DRESS CALItJOES, 10 cents.
100 PIECES FINE CALICOES, 1ZX cents.
200 PIECES MERRIMAO CALICOES, '& cents.
DELAINES.
NEW FALL STYLE DELAINES,. 20 cents.
CASHMERE DELAINES, 20 cents.
MUSLINS.
GOOD 8HLRT1NQ MUSLINS, Ui cents.
FINE SHIRTINGS, 15 and 18 cents.
J. C. STBAWBBIDCIE A CO.,
N. W. corner EIGHTH and MARKET BUS.
B
N K E T S,
COTJNTEHPANES, , '
1'OHrOBTABLEN,
WOIPilED tUILTB,
LINEN OOD,
LABGENT STOCK, BIST AMNOBTMENT,
AN D MOST REASONABLE FKIC'Ktt.
Bayers for Hotels, Boarding Houses, Pabllo Institu
tions 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 mannfactorers' prices.
All goods warranted as represented.
J. C. STMWBRIDCE & CO.,
NORTHWEST CORNER
EIGHTH AND MARKET STS,,
1 llfamrp PHILADELPHIA.
umn STORE.
698 AROH STREET
ANOTHER INTOICE OF
EXTENSION TABLE CLOTHS,
FINE NAPKINS AND DOT LIES
Becelved Direct fom Europe.
FINE TA.ble CLOTDTS
Of every size from 2 yards iongl with Napkins
match.
A FULL LINE OF
REAL TdABNSLET DAHASKS AND
LINEN SUEETINCHB.
. HILLIKEN,
. Linen Importer. Jobber, and Betall Dealer, 1
18wsmrp NO. 8 ARCB? STREET.
Q.REAT FALL IN DOMESTICS.
M CURDY, DUNKLE a CO.,
No. 140 North EIGHTH Street,
ABOVE ARCH,
ARE NOW OFFERIN3 GREAT BARQAINS :IN
DRESS GOODS,
Bargains In Domestics.
Bargains In Blankets.
BargalnB In Block Bilks.
s-4 English Herlnoes, 87)c per yard.
Bargains In Domet Flannels.
Bargains In Canton Flannels,
Bargains In Wool Flannels.
Bargains In Lyons Velvets, all Bilk, 10, 111, 112,
and 16.
Having purchased largely daring the late paulo, we
are prepared to offer unusual Inducements to purcna
sere. A call Is respectfully solicited. 1012smwtf
CLOAKING S.
WE ABE DAILY BECEIVINd
NEWEST STYLES OF
TUB
LADIES' CLOAKINCS,
WHICH WE OFFER AT OBEATLY BE
. DUt'F.D IBICES,
IN ADDITION TO A FULL LINE OF
FANCY CASS1MERES,
COATINGS,
AND ClOODS dENEUALLY ADAPTED TO
MEN'S AND BOYS WEAB
3I0KKIS, CLOTIIIEU & XEWIS,
CLOTH JOBBEIIS,
Mm OS. I AND 81 S. FOIJBTUMT
DRY GOODS.
J.-H. HAFLEIGH,
Nos. 1012 and 1014 CHESNU1 St.,
WILL, CONTINUE TO OFFISH
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES DAILY
FOREIGN
DRESS GOODS,
AT
One-Half the Former Prices,
AND WILL OPEN
MONDAY, Nov. 25,
BLACK CLOAKING CLOTHS
At S3.50.
BLACK SILK VELVETS, ;
AT REDUCED PBIOES.
BLACK EMPRESS CLOTHS
AT 75 CENTS.
II 23 3t
POPULAR PRICES
FOB
DRY GOODS,
RICKEY, SHAUP & CO.,
727
OHESNUT STREET.
114 Wl
pLAID IRISH POPLINS
REDUCED TO l'0.
PLAIN IBINH FOPLINS SEDUCED TO
2 All-wool Plaid Poplins reduced to 11-25. '
Plain All-wool Poplins: at 62, 7S, 87 cents, $1. !
05 9IOIBE ANTIQUES,
Buff, Rose Color, Green and Blue, Slightly Imperfect,
reduced to f3,
lff.000 YABDS OBESS GOODS,
The best ever offered for the money, only it cents.
DBESS OODS OF EVERT VARIETY,
At as low prices as they ean be bought anywhere In
. the city,
WE WILL NOT BE TNDEBSOLD.
FINE SDTAWLS.
We have a complete stock of 'Handsome Shawls
AT VEBY LOW PBICES. fit
II. STEEL & SON,
Nos. 713 and 715 N. TENTH Street.
UlitAKD ROW.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Invite attention to their first-class stock of
LACES AND LACE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES,
HDKF8.,
VEILS, Em
To which additions will constantly be made of
the NOYELTIEti OF THE BEAttON.
They offer In their WHITE GOODS DEPART
MENT
HEAVY SKIRTING CAMBRICS,
At 80. 86, and 40 cents, a Great Sacrifice.
MOH nHyTTf
NDIA SHAWLS.
G E O KGK FRYER,
NO. 1 CBKSHCT STREET,
n rnrelved and now open his Fall Importation of
INDIA "hTwLH ANK HsUABFa. together with
other kind, ot buawls. AUo,
BI41I DRESS SILKS,
ltLACK SILKS,
POPLINS,
CLOAKINttS
10 1 8tJ CLOAKS. ETC.,
To which the attntlon of purchaser, is Invited, The
potxia axe purchased lor eawh. and will be sold cMap.
NOVEMBER 25, 1867.
S.P E C
LADIES'
I A
IN
FINE
L T I E S
CLOAKS.
NOW OPEN
Tho handsomest stock wo
haveevor exhibited, compris
ing Garments In tho most de
sirable materials, and of tho
most fashionblo colors, In
great variety, and which wo
will sell at
POPULAR PRICES.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. 0 I'HMSl'T STREET.
PECIALTIES
IN
RICH BLACK DRESS SILKS.
We have just received a Case of '
FINE LYONS SILKS,
Purchased Tinder advantageons circumstances,
of qualities varying from
S4 to S5'50,
To which we respeeUnlly ask the attention of
indies, xnese goods will be sold for less than
icey would coal to import.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. 0 CIIFJVKUT STREET,
DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT.
All the Favorite Colors
PLAIN CORDED PffPLINS,
BEPS,
EFINULINBM.
in
VELOURS RCMSE,
And other Rich Fabrics fer
WALKING SUITS,
Wblch we will, sell by the, yard, or make to
order.
LADIES' DRESSES,
MADE IN TWEJSTY-FOUR HOURS.
A large variety of
LADIES' WALKING SUITS
At all times ready-made to put on.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. OSO OHESNUT STUKliT.
B S. J AFFRAY & CO.,
NO. COS CHESNVT STREET,
ARE RECEIVING AND NOW OPENING
TOR FALL TRADE, FULL LINES OF
LINENS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS,
HUCKABACKS,
DIAPERS,
TOWELLINGS,
DAMASKS,
SHEETINGS,
PILLOW LINENS,
L. C. HDKFS.,
HOSIERY,
- GLOVES,
CRAPES,
VEILS,
QUILTS,
LAdles', Gents', stud Children's Under
wear, Embroideries, Nets, Ribbons,
Kte. Ktc.
The above will be aold at the lowest New
York prices, and on the most advantageous
terms.
. Represented by B. Story. .94 wfm3m
1867. CHRISTMAS. 1867,
A. LAIUk
U. W. Comer mt
JTouxttx mux AjfoIa Bta
Bave redneed some ITNK GOODS for valuable
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
FINE SITAWLS,
I IN E SILKS,
WHIR VELVETS,
RICH PLAIItN
VVD I'OHMNS,
PIANO ('OVERS,
TARLE COVERS.
BI.ANKf.TS.
INK DAMASKS,
LINEN NAPKINS,
WOO l i LO V WM.
WOKHKU COLLARS
IIOKS'M. I ill SJwlUiU
MELODEON'OV.RSi, ETC
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE
CLOTH HOUSE.
e
WM. T. SNODGRASS & CO.,
NO. 84 SOI TII SECOND STREET,
Announce a freak. Importation of
LADIES' VELVET CLOTMS,
rilK HEAVERS,
ASTKACffANS,
VELVETEENS,
C1IIMCIIILLAS,
TCFTED IIEAVERN.
ETC. ETC. KTC.
Also, a large and varied assortment of GOODS
adapted fot Men's and Boys' Wear. 11 19 lrurp
CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
ALL THE HEW STYLES NOW READY.
CLOAKING CLOTHS IN ENDLESS
VAH It-TV.
LOAJiS CUT FREE OF CHARGE.
Tli. only CLOAK BTOKE In tiie city wtiere you can
get full value lor your money, Is at
D. WATKINS',
NINTH AND OtIKHRY.
lonthfiiiai JUetween Arcb an i Ituoa, '
DRY GOODS.
LINEN ESTABLISHMENT.
NEW AND LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITT
or
SUPERIOR LINEN GOODS,
AT LOWEST CASH PRICE..
FRONTING, SHIRTING, PILLOW CASES,
AND SHEETISG LINENS.
Also, a Linen Imported exprwilv tor i iniinii
WKAK,H olcelPbritwl mii, V Kt "DIEa
Hew and eiegaut designs of splendid
DOITRLB DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
S, 4. s. and 6 yards long, with Napkins nd Doylies to
match.
TABT,K DA1SVA.KKS AMD DIAPERS In all widths
ud qualities, very heavy. .
NOVELTIES
1 TrTw?V NAPKINS AND POVLIFS 61 all slses.
n?.i'?pllD.b,a,',1n, frlngd.
luwiLlMW of all dwcrluilons. In every varletv
and me. tor I oesehold use. variety
fi v I-'m 15;i1AN.KN M. "Ma '
Hum ng. bui plicee and Udkb , and for
FI.OUR AN1 BTAIH T.tNKNS.
JTUKJSri UKECU VKHINua, both plain and striped.
SHEPPARO, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISOJ,
lHwftnlOt NO. loe CHESNCT STREET.
C L T H HOUSE.
JAMES & LEE.
NO. 11 NORTH SECOND STREET,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN LAMB,
COMPLETE STOCK OF
Cloths, Coatings, and Casslnicres,
FOB GENTLEMEN'S AND ROTS' WEAR.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES
CLOARIMGS AND SACKINGS. WHOLE
BALE AND R Eg AIL. . am
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS ETC,
PARIS NOVELTIES
in
BONNETS.
HATS, and
MILLINERY GOODS.
WOOD & CARY,
No. 725 .CHESNUT STREET,
80 2m rp
PHILADELPHIA,'
QR EAT SACRIFICE
IK
MILLINERY GOODS.
P. A. HARDING & CO.,
No. 413 ARCH STREET,
NOW OFFER
THEIR ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK
OF
MILLINERY GOODS.
AT RETAIL,
Together with dally consignments from New Toak
for 60 !ays.
Our entire Rtock must be closed out preparatory
for ttPHINU TRADK, and the Uoods will be sold
regaroless of cost, 11 IS fmwlmrp
HATS AND DON NETS
MRS. R. DILLON.
NOS. SSS AND SSI SOCTn STREET
'Has all the novelties In FALL MILLINKET,
Ladles, Ulsses, and Children.
Also, Crapes, Bilks, Blboons, Velvets, Flowers,
FeaUiors, Frames, etc Milliners supplied. f 18
CARRIAGES.
QECKHAUS & ALLCAIER
Respectfully Invite attention to their large and varied
stock of
SUPERIOR FAMILY CARRIAGES
or latest styles, with all the most reoent Improve
ments of finish.
ELEGANT LANDAU,
' Just completed.
Also. CLARENCE COACHES AND COUPES Of
different styles.
MANUFACTORY AND WABEROOM3.
NO. lSOft FRANHFOHD AVfeHtu,
Olrard Avenn. fU8rmw6mrp
GENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
QENTS' FUKNJSIILNG GOODS.
JOHN C. ARRISON,
NOS. 1 AND S N. SI3ITII STREET, PIIILA.
Would Invite tbe attention of gentlemen to bis ex.
tensive assortment of
FUIiNISIIINQ GOODS,
Consisting of Bilk Bhlrts and Drawer
Cartwright A Warner's llerlno Bhlrta and Drawer,
Lambs' Wool
Buckskin m
Ctttton H
Incllf h HwintilnKn r,.ni..n vu ,
. - i ibuubi, mane to J.
A. s express order, lor Kblrte and Drawers
.A1!0' "euUBtueo, Wrappers, Hosiery, Glove
Blocks. Ties, etc. eto. ' ,Z
diSMilvvd by mutual consent. 7 1 ' ' l8tt7
IDA IlllhlllaatSl tx t I. L'l
cIInVIt-w' T,HUilAJ wuTrsic" ?m
1: WHITNEY.
CYRUS LUKKN.-J.