THE DAILY EVENING TELEG II Aril PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER J 27, 1 67.
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SEWING MACHINES.
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC.
DBY GOODS.
0H :UOOUb.
DRY GOODS.
TUB FEMAN EXCITEMENT.
, I
Arrival f Rapat Captain O'Brien
tm Prlt-A Uiur front film Ilia He-
etlttn Vp UlalKar Aduini,
Oor Kngllsh and Irlsti papnrs, by the Persia,
are full ol I tie details of the Kenlan exollement
growing out of tbe (lueolproNpeollveexeoulion
ef the Manchester men. Toe Mauobealer Uuar
tHan of ttaa lflib ay:
""The convlcis ere daily attended by s Roman
ratholM clPifmsn. W are lulnimM HmjrrwelM
.nlrltiial tonwilillon iiibI la .flared to tuetn wilh
lHTii;,ui and gratitude: but the' conduct of mora
fhtn nTeof the convict womntOMlmfronun lm
arlon" hat the exiren.e penalty of the law will not
Krril"l. The guard of iba 37ta KeBlmnt,
whita was stationed witlili the prison, has b en
r. nhlpd since Ihe men wire co dpmneo. Tub wire,
iother lJVer-ln-law and four nhtlrirenef tbocoo.
S.nt 1 Vrklo hil Interview Willi 111 in vettlHr
aT. The youngest child la not more than lour year
of age."
letter from Captain O'0rUa.
Ib the Editor of the JrUhman.
Faris Nov. 11. Mr. Editor: Permit me to trespass
an your column to announce to my friends and syni
nathlters in lrelBnd and America nty SHle arrival la
1'erls alter a very pleasant and unln.erruDted Journey
friru Clonmel Jail. There are aome facta In connec
tion with my Imprisonment of a lift lure to lead me to
fcrllpve their pulill'Hilli'ii maybe Instructive. I was
arrested on the 16th of last February In the city of
lashrl. and because I did notcliooia to toll my pri
vate a flit If s on demand, I waa thrown luto a narrow,
dismal ceil, where 1 was left to lie for eleveo daya.
) oar nut, uo paper, nolb log criminal or even suspicion
were found upon nie. None was permitted to sea me
bntoflioiuls: how welcome ihelr visile were 1 leave you
lo guess. Their object, one and all, was to set me by
force or guile or threat to say something which would
crlniln.le somebody, or perhaps myself; but, thanlt
Ood and my name, I was neither to be coaxed nor in
timidated. A warrant from Dublin relieved me from
the s ow torture ot Ceaht-I. I waa remove.! hand
cuffed and under escort to Cionmel on the fiili ot
February. During my stay there I received several
toorhliiK and disinterested marks of kindness from
the Governor, Deputy Ooveruor, and their families.
Puor fou In! their heans must have bled at
Ihe Inhumanity they were obliged to witness,
ftome day I trust It shall be mine to aliow
tl em n y gratitude. I was conlined for the
rln e of having lived in America: I waa walked
xxinnd forvisitois like a piebald horse, I was Intro
duced, without my permission, to every grade of In
former, I waa Inspected by Head-cons table Talbot,
ushered In by the Hon. J. M. French, R M. Myself
and ten other political prisoners were placed la line,
I was on the right flank. '-That," said the u,ag ti
trate, pointing tome, "Is Osborne at tbe end of the
rank.'' Ills worolitp then came to me and addressed
me a low lone. 'Mir,' I said, there is nothing tnat
yon can tell me that I would not wlsb my com
rades here present to know." He gavj an abashed
smile, and shortly alter txmnl bla worship and
detective. Two weeks passed, and Talbot awore
an Iniornatton against rue, every word of
which was false, lie awore I attended Fenian
meetings In Carrick-on-ftulr and In Cionmel In Janu
ary, 116. On my bonor a a soldier and a gentleman,
I have not been In Carrlek-on-Ulr elnce b2, and so
far from having been In ihe county T'PPvary t all
In January, lr6tt, I was living quietly In toe city. In
August tbe Inlorn er Corydon came lo Cionmel, and
nine political prisoners were paraded before him. He
aid be knew seven of the nine. "If you know us.
what are our names?" we demanded. "Obi ' will
find a name lor you all d n soon." was his. answer
He singled me out as a prominent Fenl;. and RWrrn
lying Information against n- .i.hn hla
W," ?n"mKaiV.y frm lng q.",Uos put
t?..'y. m " "" I saw my caie was hoV
leas ana WK n,y n,R0lutlon socoralugly. The reso
.iion, with tbe help ot Providence, a couola of
Hlieltleld file", a floul hearl within, and true I r lends
without. J carried Into effect on the morning or tbe
9tb of Heplember. 187. On the whole, I consider that
tbe above-mentioned auxiliaries are more reliable in
adversity than Mr. Charles francls Adams, bnbse
qnent lomy escape 1 noticed a statement that I had
been member of the police force. I beg to decline
the honor. Tbe uniform of tbe royal Irish Is not of
the peculiar tint of green I admire. The only flag I
ever served under, tbe flag to which I swore allegi
ance, and for which 1 freely risked my life, la trie
starry banner of the United Stales. There Is but one
other flag for which I am ever ready to ottev the same
sacrifices. Enough to say It Is not tbe Union Jack.
1 have the bonor to be, sir. your obedient servant.
LAURENCE O'BRIE.
Late Captain th Conn. Vols., U. H. A.
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KO.I7 SOUTH THIRD STBBOT,
ft If PBILADAXPKIA.
THE AMERICAN DUTTON
HOLEyO VERSE AMINCy AND
SEWING MACHINE COM
PANY aro now getting roadv
their splendid combination
FAMILY MACHINES, for
Christmas ProsentSs Nothing
could bo moro appropriate for
aqift to a Ladyfrlend than one
of these magnificent Ma
chines. Deauty and utility
combined, it would prove a
constant, dailysouvenirof tho
Qivor.
For sale at S. W. Corner, of
ELEVENTH and CHE8NUT
Streets. uatfrp
CLOTHING.
ROCKHILL & WILSON, ,
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Wo offer to the public tho
largest and best selected
Stock of Ready-made Cloth
Ins; in the City, for Men's and
Boys' Wear.
Also, an elegant assortment
of Piece Goods, which we will
'make to order for Men and
Boys, 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 Style Walking
Coats, Pants and Vests, of all
descriptions.
Boys' Ready-made Clothing
in throat variety.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
NOS. 60 AND 0S CnKAItCT ST BEET
80 8m PHILADELPHIA.
MILLINERY. TRIMMINGS ETC,
PARIS NOVELTIES
w
BONNETS. .
HATS, and
MILLINERY GOODS.
WC,OLT & CARY, ,
No. ?25 CHESNUT STREET,
IKtmryi
. PHILADELEHIA,
QREAT SACRIFICE
MILLINERY GOODS.
P. A. HARDING & CO.,
No. 413 ARCH STREET,
KOW OFFEB
TUEIB EKTIBE WHOLESALE STOCK
OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
AT RETAIL,
Toa-ether with dally oousiKomenta Horn New York
f aii iluva.
Oor ntlre Btonk must be closed ont preparatory
forhPKINU TRADK. and tae Oood. old
recaro less of cost. Ill 16 nnwlmrp
HATS AND BONNETS
MRS. R. D I L L O N.
NOS. 888 AMP 881 SOUTH STBEET
Has all the novelties In FALL 1IILLINKBY, fof
Ladies, Misses, and Children.
Also, Crspes, Bilks. JUbbons, Velvets, Flowers,
. 111. .Hnnllliil fl Mil
Feathera,amesei&ni!5'."i'KS'i "
5y )murpheyI
0UrURNISH!NGf ycr
QLARK & BIDDLE,
MAJiUFACTLKEUS ANDIMP0RTEBS
IIATK OPENED THIS IllV
IN TOICE or
A LABOR
PARIS GILT
AND
Vienna Fancy Goods,
SELECTED WITH ORE AT C ABB , BY
TIIEIB AUENTW I If PABIS ANO
LONDON.
thet offfb T-nrsE articles at
JPRICES HITCH BELOW TUB USUAL
BATIK.
MESSRS. . C. & D.
Beg leave to Inform their customers that they have
made a reduction in price on Ihelr entire stock.
WATCHES, .
JEWELRY, -DIAMONDS,
SILVER-WARES,
FLATED GOODS,
FRENCH CLOCKS.ETC.
CLAEK & BIDDLE,
Gold and Silversmiths,
No. 712 CHESNUT Street,
9 18 wmSmrp
PH1LAIELPHIA.
QAILEY & CO
i
DEALERS IN PRECIOUS STONES,
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS
DIAMONDS.
EMERALDS.
SAFFHIRES.
RUBIES,
OFALS.
FEARLS.
AMETHYSTS. .
GARNETS.
TOFAZ.
BAILEY &CO
No. 810 CllICHNTJX HXItBCX,
10 2 v. fm PHILADKLPHI A
MO. 8 BUE ST. OEOBOES, PABIS.
QPERA GLASSES.
A large and fine assortment of OPERA GLASSES
In every style; BARDOXJ'8 and other makes.
william y. McAllister,
1 1 fmwlmrp NO. 7B8 CHESNUT ST.
" CARRIAGES.
QECKHAUS & ALLGAIER
Bespecttnlly Invite attention to their large and varied
stock of
SUPEKIOIt FAMILY C ARM AGES
Of latest styles, with all the most recent Improve
ments of finish.
ELEGANT LANDAU,
Jut completed.
Also. CLARENCBS COACHES AND COUPES of
dinment stylt-s.
MANUFACTOBY AND WAHEROOM3,
NO. 1S04 ru.NUrOBD AVENUE,
Olraid Avenue. r118rmwarp
Lb KNOW LEO & CO.,
FLOUR STORE,
NO. ltl M A K HIT STBEET.
CUOICJS BB AN(D3 OW 1 13 tu
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR-
SPECIALTIES
tn
LADIES' FINE CLOAKS.
NOW OPEN i
Tho handsomest stock wo
havoevor exhibited, compris
ing Garmonts in tho most de
sirable materials, and of the
most fashionble colors, In
great variety, and which wo
will sell at
POPULAR PRICES.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. BIO CHE NUT STBEET.
SPECIALTIES
IN
RICH DLACK DRESS SILKS.
We havr Just received a Case of
FINE LYONS SILKS,
Farcha ef under Advantageous circumstances,
of qualities varying from
S4 to $550,
To which we respectfully ask the attention of
Ladles, These goods will be Bold for less than
they would cost to Import.
J, W. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. 90 CHESNUT STBEET.
DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT.
All the Favorite Colors ' In
PLAIN COBBED POPLINS,
BEPN, '
EPINOLINES.
VELOUBS BUSSE,
And other Rich Fabrics fer
WALKING SUITS,
Which we will sell by the yard, or make to
. order.
LADIES' DRESSES,
MADE IN TWENTY-FOUIl HOURS.
A large variety of
LADIES' WALKING SUITS
At all times ready-made to put on.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. 020 CHESNUT 8TKEKT.
LINEN STORE.
939 ARCH STREET.
ANOTHER INVOICE OF
EXTEKSIOX TABLE CLOTHS,
FINE NAPKINS AND DOTLIES
Received Direct from Europe.
FINE TABLE CLOTH
t)l ever; sice from 2 to yards long, with Napkins
- match.
A FULL LINE OF
BEAL BABNSLET DAMASKS AND
LINEN SHEETIMGS.
CL MILLIHEN ,
Line n Importer, Jobber, and Retail Dealer,
tlswsinirp NO. 828 ABCH STBEET.
POPULAR PRICES
' " PVB
s
DBY GOODS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
727
CHESNUT STREET. .
114UI ,
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE
CLOTH HOUSE.
WIVE. T. SNODGRAS3 & CO.,
MO. SI SOUTH SECOND STBEET,
Anoounoe a fresh Impoitatlon of
LADIES' TELTET CLOTHS,
FUB BKAVKM,
AMTBACHANS,
VELVETEENS,
CUISCHILLAS,
TUFTED BEAVEBS.
ETC. ETC. B rC.
too, a large and varied assortment of GOODS
led for Ben's and Boys' Wear. 11 If Harp
QREAT BARGAINS
IN
CORDED SILKS
Vim FRENCH rOPLIYS.
.... '
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
K0. 28 'SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Will offer to-O.y several cases of POPLINS, at the
following rates, tbns offering tbe greatest bargains of
tbe season tn these choloe goods.
ONE CASE
SILK CORDED POPLINS
At 150, Reduced from 2 25,
BROWN CORDED 8 ILK POPLINS
BLACK m
GREEN m m
PCRPLK "
BTEJTL9 " '
....11S
180
- 1'tO
. 160
l-0
AMBERS, BISMARKS, BLCK3, ETC.
ALMO, A CASE OF
Plain Freneh Silk Topiins
At tl 5, nsdnced from 1-T5,
In tbe following choice colors:
BLUES,
BBOWHfl,
AHIBERR,
1TINKW,
OUEENW.
rDBPLKS, ETC. ETC.
ALSO, A CANE OF ALL-WOOL FBEJfCH
FOFLINS AT 80 CENTS, ALL, SnADEV.
ALSO, A CAME OF ALL-WOOL POPLINS
AT TH CENTS, ALL COLORS. 11 SSmwfft
PRICE & VOOD,
N.W. COH.EICIITII AND FILBEBT STS.,
HAVE JXJBT OPENED
BEVERAL LOT8 OF GOODS SUITABLE FOB
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
1000 Bilk Fans, suitable for Prrsents and tbe Opera.
Hanctaome Ivory hiIck Fnns, very cheap.
Hardsome Gilt Slick Fans. (3 60 up to iTSO, worth
from 1 10 to f IS.
Tbe above Goods were Imported expressly for us,
and ar- less than Importers' prices.
Wax Polls, Watch ttiands. Cigar Stands, Albums.
Potte-afonnales. Pnrses, Travrlllng Bags, Com
panions, and several other articles, at very low prices.
jl large assorioieofc .mormaereu uanuaercuiera,
very cheap; Lace Uandkeri
12; Ladifs' and dents' lie
Gents' colored bordered Ui
i; i.ace uanauercnieis, irom 40 cenis up lo
jiemsiiicuea nanaKercnters;
Uandkerchlefs: MiM.es' Heia-
siltcbed Handkrrcblels' 18, 18. W, and 26 oenta.
Barcalos In Ladles', Gents', and Cnildreu's Hosier
and Gloves.
Flannels! Flannels! All-wool and Comet Flan
reli, very cheap.
Heavy yard-wide all-wool Shaker Flanne's, SOcents.
and 4-4 Ballardvale Flannels.
Best Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flannels.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS VERY CHEAP t'
Best makes of Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
Plllow-cise and Sheeting Muslins. Heavy yarj-wlde
Blracbed Muslins, 14, and 10 cenu. Yard wkle
Unbieacbed Mnslius, 12X. IS. and 16 cents.
American Calicoes and Delaines, etc.
Heavy Ginghams, last colors, JS cents.
PBICE A WOOD,
N. W. Cor. EIGHTH and FILBERT.
IT. B. Taylor's Elder Flower Boap, f 21 smw tJl
B S. JAFFRAY & CO..
HO. 60S CHESNUT STBEET,
ABB BECEIVINO AND NOW OPENING
FOB FALL TBADE, FULL LINES OF
LINENS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS,
HUCKABACKS,
DIAPERS,
TOWELLINGS,
DAMASKS,
SHEETINGS,
PILLOW LINENS,
L. C. HDKFS.,
. HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
CRAPES,
VEILS,
QUILTS,
LdWa, Oeata', sad Chlldrea'a Cnder-
weair, Embroideries, Nets, RlbVoas,
Kte. Kte.
Th above will b gold at tfao lowest New
York prloea, and on the most advantageoas
terms,
Represented-by B. Btory. 9swfm3m
G1KAHD MOW.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Invite attention to their Drst-class stock or
LACES AND LACK GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES,
HDKFS.,
VEILS, BTC.
Co which additions will oonatantly be madeorj
the KOVKLTIEa OF TILS. bEABON.
They offer In their WHITE GOODS DEPART
MENT
HEAVY SKIRTING CAMBRICS,
At 10, U, and 40 oepta, a Great Sacrifice,
MOW fWVHTf-
QREAT FALL IN DOMESTICS.
. . -TURDY, DUilKLE & CO.,
No. 140 North EIGHTH Street.
ABOVE ARCH,
ARE NOW OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS IN
J3ItI2S GOODS.
Bargains In Domestics.
Bargains In Blankets.
Bargains In Black Silks. ,
s-4 English Merlnoes. fffco. per yard.
Bargains In Domet Flannel- ,
Bargains Id Canton Flannels.
Bantalns In Wool FIuo-
Bargains In Lyons Vlt. BIU, 10. 1L K, .
and IIS.
Having purchased largely daring the late panic, we
are STeper to offes onuaoal InducemenU to porcha
fJt a ell respectfully solicited. isusiuwtf
LINEN ESTABLISHMENT.
NEW AND LABVMT NTOCU IN THE CITT
Of
SUPERIOR LINEN GOODS.
AT LOWEST CAtll PRICCf.
FBONTINQ, SniBTINO, PILLOW CAKEM.
AND BJHEETINO LINEN.
Also, a Linen imported Mpreesly for LADIES'
V K a K, all Ol celetrat(M mtlin,
New end eicgant dtslgus ot splendid
DOUBLE DAMASK TABLE CLOTtlS,
8, 4. a. and t yards long, with Napkins and Doylies to
TABLE DAMASKS AND DIAPERS In all widths
Bud qualities, very heavy.
NOVELTIES
INTABLK NAPKINS AND nOYLIKS of all sixes.
TOWKW, plain, bordrd. and frtriKe.1.
lowtLlNUH of all dwcnpilons, tn every variety
and sue, lur lioasehold use.
BIHDHJtYK LINKN.tl,t-4,M, 4 4 wMe.
I ISKN iAWMs for Surplices and Hdkla , and for
Bnfll ng.
KL(K.(R AND STAIR LINENS.
FlBMri URi: U) VKBINUS, both plain and striped.
SHEFPftRD, VAN KARLIKCER i ARRISOU,
liewfnilOt NO. 1008 CIIEMNUT ITBECTi
1867. ciiristmas. 1567
E. W. Corner of
:ITcrart3x and Lroli 6ts
B eve rednoed some FINE GOODS for valuable
CIIBI8T9IAS PBESENT8.
FIJIT1 KIVAWLgl,
nn e mii.hm,
IIE VFLVBTg,
KM HI PLAIIISt
piano ovt:it,
TABLE COVERS.
HLANKKTH,
CIMK UAMAMKS),
LI Si KM NsHINaf.
OOIlL4VI..
WOKHED TOLLAB
HIlHra, liowwlmaut
MCLODEON COVJblUI, ETC
Q L O A K I N C O.
tVE ABB DAILY BECEIVINO TDK
NEWEST STYLES OF
LADIES' CLOAKENCS.
WHICH WE OFFER AT OBEATLT BB
DUCED rBICES,
IN ADDITION TO A FULL LINE OF
FANCY CASS1MERES,
COATINGS,.
AND GOODS ENEBALLY ADAPTED TO
MEN'S AND MOTS' WEAB.
MCBBIS, CLOTHIER & LEWIS,
CLOTH JOBBERS,
8 246m - BOS. 19 AND SI S. FOURTH ST.
GENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
QENTS' FUENlSniNG GOODS.
ylOHN C. ARRISON,
BOS. 1 AND S N. SUIT II STBEET, PMILA..
Wonld Invite the attention of gentlemen to his ex
tensive assortment of
mjllNISHINQ GOODS,
Cartwrlght A Warner'a Merino Shirts and Drawers
Lambs' Wool " " 1
Buckskin " M A
Cotton ' "
English Bwansdown Canton Flannel, made to 3,
A.'s express order, tor Shins and Drawers.
Also, Gentlemen's Wrappers, Hosiery, Glow
Stocks. Ties, etc. etc 1 2r
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JHE LATEST STYLES
IN CUSTOM-MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES,
FOB GENTLEMEN AND BTS.
CALL AND 8KB TBE
NEW BOX TO E S.
PBItES FIXED AT LOW IIHUBES.
BARTLETT,
NO. 83 SOUTH SIXTH STBEET,.
U2Xt ABOVE CHESNUT.
I J O W READY,
Gentlemen's and Youths
BOOTS AND GAITERS
FOB FALL AND WINTER WEAB.
FRENCH FATENT XJKATHER BOOTS.
VINE BENCH CALF BOOTH for Bails and Par
ti. I3INGLK-POLED BOOTS for Fall Wear.
LIGHT DOUBLE-SO LEO BOOTo for Fall Wear.
FRENCH CORK-bOLKD BOOTS, veiy easy fox
tender fret.
QUILTED HOLED BOOTS made by hand.
GUM bOULD BOOl 8, very durable, and guaranteed
to keep the feet dry.
Having titled tbe second story of my store for some
ot my workmen, I am aole to make any son of Boots
to order, at very short nolle. Fair dealing aud a
moderate price la my motto. A trial Is all I dealre.
VVM. H. HELYVEG,
BO. BgS A It CH STBEET,
i.'Vsmwanrp 0e door below 6Uth,