THE DAILl EVENING TELEGRArH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 18G8.
THE INDIAN WAR.
Colonel Wynfeoop'n Letter to the Iudlitii
1'OIIIIIIIhMOII.
Daring the recent session of the Iudian Ponce
Commission In Chicago, Colonel Wyukoop, who
ins been commanding on ttio Plains, tent la the
following letter:
Colonel 8. F. Tappan: Dear Sir I am in re
ceipt of jour communication of Suurlay, and
regret that It Is Impossible for me to furnish you
With the details which you require, for the
reaison that I have not my letter book with me.
My opinion if, In regard to the present Indian
war, that the tame could have been prevented
bad the Government continued to ke.'p up the
supply ol subsistence tout had been furnished
to them during the spring and early summer.
1'hny nad gradually got weiiucd from their old
habits to that extent that they depended upon
the provisions which 1 Ixsuud to them, nud, con
sequently, it was liot necessary for tnem to
scatter out In little binds all over the cojntry
for the purtoeo of finding game, thereby run
n Inn risks 01 com In? In contact with white men,
and aUo being subjected to temptations when
Jiunf?rj; but soon t'U r tbesupoH'-s were stopped.
Had 1 been ul lowed to tssae the arms aud
aoimuoltioT) to them nt the tine promised, they
etill would have been coutenterl, troiu the fact
ot their having the means to procure game, jjjt
the failure ot the Government to fultll its
promises in the latter respect naturally incensed
some ot the wilder spirits among; tliciii, aud con
sequently the outrages commuted upon the
Sal me. immediately upon heariui; of the said
outrage, I, anxious to have the guilty punished,
and by that nu anj save those of the different
tribes who old not deserve punishment, saw
two.of thochiefsot the Cheyenne viz.,',' MeJi
ciue Arrows" aud "L'ttlu Itouk" aud Ue
jnanded that they deliver up the perpetrators of
the aforementioned outrage, wuicli they
promised positively should be done, but bPlore
eutliciunt time had elapsed lor the n to fulul
their piomises, the troops were in the field uud
the Indians in flight. The Kio a aud Camanche
Indians, up to the prcseut, have oueu at peucj,
but I have no doubt they will soon
Join the Chejennes. and thus create a
general Indian war. My reasons for believing
that the Kiowas aud Cum diic lien will, this late
iu the seat-on, engage in this struggle, is that J
do not see how tbey can possibly do otherwise.
In consequence of their having been restricted
some mouths since to assemble on the Arkansas
for the purpose of waiting to see their aent and
receive their annuities. They have been waiting
for months in a state of 'destitution, and no
agent or L,oods had made their appearance up
to the latter part of last mouth. They are then
told, without seeing their agent or receiving
their croous, to leave and eo South immediately;
to travel right through the country where tbero
are troops in pursuit of hostile Indians, and with
Whom it would bo impossible to tell a Kiowa
from a Cheyenne. The consequence will bethat
all the tribes of the Upper Arkansas will bctore
long bo engaged in hostilities.
SIR JO UN FRANKLIN.
Another Clue to tlie Mystery of III Fate.
Another clue to the mystery enveloping the
fa e ot Sir John Franklin and his fellow
voyagers mind the icebound regions of the
Arctic Zone seems to have been discovered.
By the lecent arrival irom the Dolar res-tons of
Dr. Goold of Dublin, htte aud interesting intel
ligence is afforded respecting the search now
, prosecuted by Captain Hal I for traces or re
mains ol the Erebus aud Terror aud their crews.
In Augiibt. 18G7, Captain Hall was at Repulse
Hay, preparing uu expedition to Kiug
William's Land, where, from information
obtained from the Esquimaux, it seems
bejond doubt that important records and
some relics of the Franklin expedition are
Bttll pre-erveft. The point to be reached
was 460 miles north of Repulse Bay, and
In a country the inhabitants ot which, were
known to be hostile to Europeans and to the
Esquimaux living at Repulse Bay. It was the
opinion ol the latter, who arc known as King
Albeit's followers, that Franklin's men bad been
killed by King William's mei. According to
native inlbrmation, the lact tlx survivors of the
party built a cavern or rude vault of stones, and
deposited In it some documents and such arti
cles as they had uo ue for, or would be an
incumbrance to them in their journey south
ward. It is Dr. Hall's object to reich this depo
sitory, and from his well-known reputation for
intrepidity, energy, and enduiance, it may be
presumed that no dangers or hardships will
deter him from his purpose. It will doubt
less cauee a thrill of mini! led surprise and
sorrow to learn that after all that has been
done to recover the Franklin expedition, two of
its member survived to as recent a period as
1864. These were Captain Crozler aud a steward
of one of the lost vessels, who died near South
ampton Island while endeavoring to make their
way to that place, in the belief that they would
there find a whallntr vessel which would carry
them borne. Dr. Hall is conflueutof the identity
of Captain Crozler with one of the men so de
scribed to have perished, and has in his posses
sion several articles that bclougcd to him. The
fate of these two uulortuna'.e men who, after
eighteen years' wandering through the Arctic
wastes, had so nearly reached a place within
reich ot civilized man, forms one ot the saddest
chapters In the melancholy and mysterious
fctory of the lost expedition. JV. Y. Hun.
POLITICAL.
The Richmond Enquirer sajs: "We are In
receipt oi numerous letters from all sections ot
the State, making inquiries and suggestions iu
regard to the vote of Virginia in the Presiden
tial election. The tenor of itU these letters is
decidedly in favor of giving the people an oppor
tunity to ca't the vote of the State, and leaving
the question of having it counted to be deter
mined hereafter."
The Madison (Ga.) Auditor says 8enator
Hill is impioved in health. While iu Washing
ton Mr. Hill received the most marked atten
tion irom the first ineu of the natiou. Loyal
Senators and Congressmen bave au abiding
confidence in bis fidelity to the Union, aud pre
dict that he will take his seat without the
slightest semblance of opposition.
Ihe Jonoaboio (Kast Tennessee) Faq sits:
"Ku-Klux Klaus iu 'these parts' went down like
a gircaic oi vreusea lumiuuii!. uuuer me uvuruti
v jic pressure or ino 'leuuessee Lcgi-iaiure.
Whenever thev show their hvdra-heads the
officer of the law nab them."
-The Lansing (Mich.) Repub'ican says: "We
have the most cheering news irom every por
tion of the State. The wot k goes bravely on.
We medsct thirty thousand mnioiity for Grant."
General Blair declines to addresB the Demo
cracy oi South Carolina, as tUe canvass in the
Western States will require hii presence there.
CITY ITEMS.
Mbn's, Youths', Boys, and Children' Clothing,
ready made. Finest assortment In the city. Also
choice stooic of selected style of Piece Goods to be
made lo order.
Style, Fit. ond WorkmaiuMp of our Garmen'i ir-
patted by none equalled by few. A'l vrleri yuarantrtd
towtr than Ihe to it cut eltewhcrc. and full tatltuilion
ffuaratUeed entry purehavsr, cr tte tale cancelled and
money refunded.
1 MalfUKiy between " Bunuktt Co.,
Hixth ttreett,) No. nit Mahkht St.,
Phh.auicl.puia,
ArD No. 60 Broadway, Nhw Yokk.
Coal is Goitre Up I This, of all things, It the least
gratifying to our citizens. It la the unalterable des
liny of coal to advance In pries when wintry weather
aets In, Tola fact Is of ltselr suulclent to warn our
reader, to avoid the trla's ot mch an event by storing
tbelr coal bins and cell are now. Ia this case the
flloentar not alarmed; but : when It comes to the
oorer olatsee, who bave limited earn with which
to purchase tbelr winter's stock of fuel, the qnestlon
"Where to get It f" assumes great Importance and
gravity. All trouble may be avoided by going
William W. Altei'e Coal Yard, Ho. MT N. Ninth
atreeU where the beet ooal tot ihe least money oan
always be bad. bo popular I he that two oierke are
busy almost day and night In filling the orders made
upon him for bis beet of coal.
Fob Bali, a private collection of Oil Palatini, Ka
eravlnitt. Painting on Glass, Brr noes, alabasters, eta,
To be seen for a few days at No. 100 1 Pine stceet, VfVA
Philadelphia, from 9 to 11 A. M,
Th Conditio or Thousands. No appetite; no
refreshing sleeps no cheerful thoughts; no disposition
to labor; no Inclination for society; no Interest In any
thing; no desire to live, even; and yet no speoldo ail
ment whloh oan be classed as a positive disease.
Thousands, ay, tens of thousands, are In this condi
tion the martin of disabilities to which pathology
assigns no technical name.
What Is the source of their dlaoomfort, mental and
bodily? Tobpor of xna SiOMACH. and, consequent
npon tbat, Uingnrof tlte circulation, weaknett of the
ntrvet and a clouded brain. What does common seme
suggest as a remedy for this deficiency In vital power?
Clearly, a bi-vitalizibio medicine-something that
will stimulate, tone, and sustain the broken-down
energies of nature. TIooteitkr's stomach Bittbbs
meet the case exactly. In this beneficent Tonic are
combined all the Ingredients necessary to ohange the
condition of the system, aud bring the dormant
organs Into healthful action. In the tall of the year,
when tbe night-dews are chill and heavy, and the
mori Ing logs are charged with miasma, the body,
dtbliltated by the beats of summer, Is peculiarly sus
ceptible to unwholesome Influences. At this season,
of all others, therefore, f)irf(;oraton Is required, both
as a safeguard against fever and ague and other ma
larious disorders, and as a preparation for the search
lug cold of winter. Dyspepsia, bilious complaints,
nervous disorders, and distressing aiructlons of tbe
bowels are always more or less prevalent lu October
aud November, aud the surest and safest means of
averting thorn Is a course of this purest, mlld?st, and
most efficacious of all tonics and alteratives.
What is Moke Common ob Ijihtb hsino than
a Bilious Attack? Who Is not familiar with the
well-known symptoms, oppression across tbe sto
mach and chest, low spirits, restlessnexs, gloominess
of mind, weariness, dull headache, dirty, greusy ap
pcarance of the skin, yellow tinge of the white of the
eyas, loss ol appetite, and costlveness ? Few, Indeed,
of the more ordinary Ills of life are more widely
prevalent than these bilious disorders, and yet they
may readily be got rid of by using Er, Jayne's Sana
tive Pills, by whose operation the liver will be
rapidly restored to healthy action, the vitiated secre
tions of the stomach changed, all costlveness
removed, and tbe whole system assisted in recover
ing lis normal condition. Bold by all druggists.
Our Chii.drkn at tbissesson of the year are often
troubled with Worms, tbo remit of eating nnrlpe
t-ult and a weak olgeetlon, which seriously affect
tbelr health. Uolloway's Vermifuge Confections, an
agreeable remedy, will expel the worms and restore
I be digestive functions to perfect health. Bold at 25
cents per box.
Johnston, Hollowat & Cowoin,
No. 608 Arch street.
Jbwblbt. Mr. William W. Cassldy, No. 12 South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine Jewelry and silverware In tbe city.
Purchasers can rely npon obtaining a real, pnre arti
cle mrnlshed at a prloe which cannot be equalled.
He also baa a large stock of American watches In all
varieties and at all prices. A visit to his store Is sure
to result In pleasure and profit.
Bpkeb's Standard Wins Bittkbs, made of pure
native Wines, combined with Peruvian Baric, Chamo
mile Flowers. Calamus, Snake Kott, wild Cherry
Bark, Ginger, and other herbs and roots, assist diges
tion, give an appetite, and Impart vigor and tone to
tbe system. Bold by Druggists and Grocers.
All fob 28'0o
A (suit of Customer-made Clothing.
at Cuab, Btokjcs A Co-"
A Well-known Fact
. The Beady-made Clothing at
Cbas. Ptokes & Co.'s Is belter cut, better madti, aud
bettor trimmed than aDy In Philadelphia.
The prices the same as before
Thm W ar.
A BrLKNDiD Suit pok 26 00
at No. 821 Chksnct Stbket,
Fall Oveiicoats
Mah Overcoats.
iall Overcoats.
Fail Overcoats.
A splendid assortment Of new style Fall Overcoats
now ready at ,
Chas. Btokus A Co.'s
Customer made.
Dbink the famous Arctic Woda Water, and read Thb
Kvknins Tllbobapb. at HllUuait's News tttand, at
North Pennsylvania Depot.
Pali o Boots and Phoks We would call tbe
early attention of the trade to the large and attractive
sale ot Boots and Shoes to be so.d by catalogue, tor
cash, to-morrow (Thursday) morning, October 15 at
in o'clock, by C. li. AlcUees & Co., Auctioneer, No.
608 Market street.
Tbxnwite's Nkws Depot, at No. 107 8. Third
s.reek Is the place to hod all kinds of reading mat
ter. Be keeps on naua a conBiauv nuupiy oi mi mo
periodicals, magazines, pictorials, fatihlon piatwa,
and every description of fight reading. If he dons
not bave wuai you o sire. u win emm mi . n jo
wish tbe New Yore papers Trenwith's Is the place to
obtain tbem, as be has perfected arrangement
whereby ne receives luem toag oeiuru kuniniunt
mal e arrive.
Tiro 8TATEMEXTH.
BRAD
this and this
Fiona Tbb ab, Ostobtr From thbi-kkiis, October
a, iteo. , ',
-a ttrontui nurtlv bv the ''Tbe treat excitement
crowd and partly by tbe;atSxthaud Marketstreeis
overtiremenis wuicu we y uiu nun, .umutu.
have lately lnseriea ior uui, uuio uiiiuir mp.
Wanamaker fc Brow n. pose. mere talk' got upfor
weatepped Into their lm- aovertlsement purposes,
njei.ne muse and took a but a veritable fact, of
hasty glance at their rairwnicnnyuininayssure
DRY GOODS.
stock. It is really Influlte
In variety bum as so mate
rials and styles, and Is
made up wun a uegree oi
care and taste which we.
at leatt, bave never be lore
seen In ready-made cloth
ing. Do see It. whether
you buy any of It r not;
it is a clean to our nj
to bae such a stock ol
clothlDg ollered to
citlK.eu,"
himself by simply walking
past and looklof Into trie
crowded salesrooms of
Oak IlalL And 11 any oue
will step In and examine
the goods and tbelr low
prices, he will readily un
derstand this unusual In
terest In clothing.
"This we bave done, and
we gladly bear testimony
iu, to the truth of all tual h
ueen aaia in tueee uotumiis
of the beauty and excel
lence of the garments
which Wanamaker A
Brown are now olferl og (or
n
Fall and Winter wear.1
TITR LA RGTMT CLOTH INO HOUSE,
TI115 LAllUKhT U..OTHINU IIOUK,
TH K LaKUFBT CLOTHING HOCdK,
THJ LABUJM3T t'l.OlHlNG HOUSlil.
WANAMAKEU & R'WN,
OAK UALC,
The corner of SIXTH and MAKKKT Slree'.s,
PR IOC & WOOD,
ir. w. cobmxb Eiemn aud fixbcbt,
BABOAINS tn FaiANNELfk.
All-wool Flannels, 25, 81. S3, 85, 40, 45, and CO cents.
7-8 and 4-4 Ballard vale Flannels.
Heavy All-wool Shaker Flannels, cheap.
Domet Flannels, 12, ls?f, n, 25, ,8, 81, t 10 45, 50o.
Bed and Grey Twilled Flannels.
Plaid Shirting Flannels.
Bcarlst and Colored Opera Flannels.
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Cnton Flaa
nels. Canton Flannels, 12,'.', le, 19, 20, 29, 28, 81, 8 , S7.'. 44,
and (0 cents.
MARBLES.
MEAD Hi NNI8. October 12, by Rev. William
CU cart. Mr. WILLI AM O. MEAD to Miss LOOlbA
U ANN1H, Dotn or tins city.
TOM LIN BON SCOT P. On Ootober 1. IBM. at tbe
ItanllHt Paraonaue. lu B 'Btleton. Phlladulphla. by tne
Kev. W. V. C'ornwel1, Mr. JAMK8 m, TOMLINON
IoMIshANN KL1ZA BETH. HOOTT.botUof Buttle-
ton, Phllaaeipnia, i-a.
DIED.
rvW tTTT a a. -4i.A.. T.. AnimHt Xa 11 ap
MJ i ' l. A M VUCHCli I'TUBnilQ bUUUtt Iw iVUir
her 10. Kev. JAM1U4 Dki PUI.
Tne relatives ana menus or tno rarany are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, Ir.tiu his late resi
dence, Fourth Blrcet, CheBter, ou Thuruday, October
is. at o'cim;k. without further notice, s-rvtces at St.
Paul's V. Cbti'cb, LhfStcr, at Vi o'clock. Funeral to
proceed to Chester Kural Cemetery.
FlTOCET. On the mornlnir of Ocloner is, lsdS.
TKPHEN DALLKTT, sou ol William U. and Eivlly
Frguei, agea zi monms. if
LYON. On the 11th instant, MABT G., daughter of
Waller T. ana Baran J. i-yon.
Th. i-iiim ami irieuna of the family are Invited
te attend the funeral, from the residence o' her l.uLer,
No. I38 Oirard avenue, oj Thursday, the ISih iustaut,
at 10 o'clock. Interment at Laurel mil. "
WINSLOW. On tbe 14th Instant, BETH E. WINS.
i i a in ilia ULk, Akr ol hla aite.
His relatlvea and frlenda are Invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of his aou-ln-law, Ueorge
liiuuimond. Ui20erujautown avenue, on Friday at a
o'clock P.M.
Hl'SLIHSt
iitTi.iais i
Shirting, Sheeting, and Pillow-cast Mailtos at the
very lowest market prices.
BLANKETS t
BUSHETsll
A 1!-wool B'ankels at very 1owst market pr'ces.
Baigalus In Table Linens, Napkins aud Towels.
Handsome Marseilles Quilt, cheap.
A large assortment of Ladles' and Gents' Morluo
V sis and Pants.
Youths' Vests and Pants, e'o.
Ladles' and Gents' Hosiery.
Ladles' and Gems' Linen Ildk's.
Gents' Ilemslltchi-d colored Murder Hdklii.
Ladles' Hemstitched and TuJted Huttdkerclilefs
etc etc,
PRICE & WOOD,
Pf. W. COBNEB KIOI1T1I AND riLnEBl.
N. B. Jonvln'e Kid Gloves, best quality Ituuortnd
choice fall colors. llissw
JOSEPH
1868.
H. THORNLCSY
DRY GOODS.
LADIES' CLOAKINCS.
STRAWBHIDGE & CLOTHIER.
Would respect'ul'y present bis claims lor a share
of public patronage by oileilug the following Induce
ments, vis..
An Attractive Stock.
A Splendid Assortment.
Trices Tut Down to the Lowest Notch.
SPECIAL ATTENTION INVITED TO
raisley Shawls.
Uroclie ShaTTls.
Silks and Dress Goods.
Blankets and Flannels.
Cloths and Cassiuiercs.
LINENS. QUILTS. FIANO a id TABLE COVKILS.
SKlltlU, COiUSEm, E'lU. EiC.
JOSEPH H. THORMLEY,
N.E.tor. tlGUTHaud SI'ItL UABDO,
9 te 8m 8p PHI LADELI'JI IA.
727 P0PILAU vmm 727
ion
X H Y
C O O 1 S.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
No. 727 CHE SHUT STKEBT,
Importers, Jobbers and Retailers,
Have now on exhiol'lou THE MOST EXTENSIVE
AND DESIBABLE STOCK In this market.
Tbelr stock Is unrivalled for EXTENT, VA
RIETY and general adaptation to the wants of the
trade They are ln.cormtaut receipt of BlEKUINS,
which are freely ollered by the yard, piece, or )a ;kage.
We call especial attention to our line of
these GOODS, being the
Most Coniplch) Assortment Ever
Offered in Philadelphia,
And Comprising Every Style
and Make.
LYONS VELVETS,
BLACK VELVET CLOTU, .
BROWN VELVET CLOTH,
DAHLIA VELVET CLOT II,
BLACK ASTEACHANS,
WHITE ASTRACHANS,
BROWN ASTRACHANS,
STEEL GREY ASTRACHANS,
PURPLE ASTRACHANS,
BLACK M03C0 W BEAVERS,
COLORED MOSCOW BEAVERS,
BLACK CASTOR BEAVERS,
COLORED CASTOR BEAVERS,
BLACK CHINCHILLAS,
BROWN CHINCHILLAS,
BISMARK CHINCHILLAS,
PEARL CHINCHILLAS,
STEEL GREY CHINCHILLAS,
PURPLE CHINCHILLAS,
LIGHT BLUE CHINCHILLAS,
WHITE CLOAKINQS,
SCARLET CLOAKINGS,
DIAMOND CLOAKINGS,
SILYER-F0X CLOAKINGS,
OPERA CLOTHS.
dry goods:
RICKEY, SHARP & CU.,
Ho. 727 CHESNUT Street,
-HlLAiKL-HLA
TO PROPRIETORS OF
EOTELS; EOARDING-HOUSES,
AND
SHIPPING,
We bave a special Wholesale Department for sup.
plying LINEN AND COTTON SHEETING, TOW
ELS, NAPKINS, SINGLE BED AND BERTH
BLANKETS, and other goods particularly adapted
to your wants.
All tbe above kinds of GOOD3 made np at short
notice IX desired. .
S1RAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
VEKTBAL DIM GOODS STOKE,
COB. EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Q R E 8 8 GOODS.
BROS. & C0.'S
FIBST QUALITY IBIH POfLINS. In all colors.
CHAMELEON P0PLIN8,
BILK AND WCOL POPLTNS,
81 lK AND WOOL.BUkGIEil,
PARISIAN BTB1PED POPLINS,
PLAIN AND UOilDKn FOPLIN3,
OBEPE AND EMPMEbH CLOT Ho,
PL AIDS, MEt INOI24, CAtHMEBKH, AND DE
LA1NES, AND EVERY VAJlIEriT OF
Seasonable Dross Good3.
JGHA W. TUOMS,
Vfta Af nnd A(n "v KPrnv f
ilVOt IVU UUU I KiMJVVXIA' tJV
S 28 rp
PHILADELPHIA.
c
ARD TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
AmebioaN
Life Insurance Company,
Of Philadelphia.
S, & Corner Fourth aud Waluut Street.
-r7ii JnMtvtim Au no superiors the UnVed
StaU 0i(j
We bave establlnhod a Department for tha conve
nience of OODN'IKY Mt.KOH AN1S wp.o d not wish
to boy whole pieces of fine goods.
We Will cnt FINE BILKS, DBESfl GOODS
LINEN GOODS, CLOTS 8, and CASSJMEKE3 In
sucn. quantitieaas will best suit their sales .and oon
venUnce, at tbe regnlat wholes! rates.
STRAYBRIDGE V CLOTHIER
CESTR1L DUY GOODS STOKE,
t'OB,BICUin AND MARKET STREET
821 6m PHILADELPHIA.
OLD AT A 8AOEIFICB.-
BLACK H1LK VELVETS.
JiLAl K EM1LIMU CUAPKS,
BLACK EMULIHH CRAPE VEILS,
BLAt K TARLATANS,
BLACK HILK NETS.
BLACK REAL THREAD LA0ES,
BLACK IMITATION LACES,
BLACK RIBBONS,
BLACK CRAPE KIBB0N8,
BLACK GLOVES, ETU KtiX,
W'U bIIFICE. TO OBUSTNESS.
10 lOtt No. loot CUEoIS U S ttireW.
CLOTHS OF ALL COLORS.
BLACK, PURPLE,
WHITE, SCARLET,
DAHLIA, BROWN,
BISMARK.
VELVETEENS.
BLACK,
BLUE,
PURPLE,
BROWN,
GENERAL OPENIHC
IN TBI
FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS
AT TBI
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS STORE,
No. 020 CHESNUT Street.
J. V. PROCTOR & CO.
Hare now open full and complete lines
of 'ctt and Attractive (Jioods In the follow
ing Departments, to wlilclt thej luvilo the
attention or
CASH EUYEKQ,
B01U WHOLESALE k RLTA1L.
Wholesale Buyers,
Country Dealers, Buyers frr Charitable IosMtatlona,
Hotels, etc.. will lind tbe niuet enlarged liber
ality In the scale of pries auoptet for
thtlr Uie.
Country Storekeepers
Will fiud an opportunity of "BORTINO UP" their
Htocls and buying a MNOLE DHKss PAT
TERN AT WUOLE PIECE PRICES.
We shall offer English, French, and
Oern.aa Hunlery, In Co1 Con, Mertun,
IN TTTE elc etc.. li.r Ladlee, Uenta, and C ill
BOHIERY dren; Merlun Uoderclotblug of every
AN1 GLOVE descrlpiion; KngllaU aud French
PK.PART- Tariau Hosiery: Ladine'. Gen is'
MENT and Children Oloves of all kluda.
jooiou oi uieae uoous oonmauiij
otlorlDS.
OPENING OF CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS
AND WALKING SUITS
WILL TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY, OCT. .
Will include Rval aud Imitation
liUti ami liiHertioin of all kind';
Point AppliqiiH.ValenclemiMi.Cluny
and Tbrcud Colla-s; hi llandker
chiefs, Bm be j, and Coltlurert; Haua
burg EdKHu and IuHertlous, Caul
brio KdKlufttand Insertions, M jnlln
Edtiliifts ud lusertloos; nevr eyles
Linen Collars and CulT t new strles
ITIIE LACE EmbroUUrtd Llnn and Ctubrlo
KMBROIOEUY eels. Collins and cuffs; Heuisllicied
AND Linen. Lnn and Cambric Hanu-
FANCY
OOUllB
DEPART-UENT
SCARLET.
ALL THE ABOVE GOODS IN THE
VARIOUS GRADES.
Also, just received,, a largo lot of
Ladies' and Children's Cloaklngs,
WHICH WE OFFER AT PRESENT FROM
$2 50 TO $4 PER YARD.
THESE GOODS SOLD LAST YEAR FR0H
$5 50 TO $8-50 PER YARD.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CENTRAL EMPORIUM,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
10 10U
PHILADELPHIA,
'ke'cbloic: Kwbrrlderfd Hanker-
chiefs Iro'ii W;. to flu; M idles' PUlo
and Embroidered Haadkercbl-f
Boys' Culorsd Bordered Handier
chiefs; Ocnls' Plain Col'TtHl Bor
aereu anil uemsiucnea JUanclker
clilels: Veil BureR lu (irenadloe
nd TIB8U-: eiilc Tlea and Hearts In
all color; Half Mourning Kis and
Cullars; Monrnlu Handkerchiefs:
Bullllnsn ol all kind-: 4-4. 8 4. 12-4
Hllk Illusions. Illusion Sleeves,
Habits arrt W.isUi.
Linen Collars and Cutis slightly
soiled, closing ont at less than half
price. ColU's 60., Cuffs loo. UU
pair.
OPENING OF CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, AND
U1 SUITS .
WILL TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY. OCr. (.
In this department will be found
Trimmings, Fringes, Ornaments
mltMt AND and Buttons for Cloaks, Dresses, and
DREBa wuiis; jfrlnites and Trlmminis maue
aniM.M.lN38. to orders Dress Braids in all colors
itt and shaddii, loo. tbe piece ot six
yards.
Will bo Innnd complete In all Its
varieties. Chameleon Herges, Rou
balz Poollus. Panama Olntha
TiBESH GOODS Striped Werg os, Poplins a' Kcoarn)',
iDEPART- Velours Bu'se and Ottoman, Poplin
MtKl. numma, Alpacas, monairs, Oxo
nlans, eto. etc ; an exquisite Assort
ment In filoee ranging irom 7,'o. to
THE
DUCHESSE" AND "LA BELLB"
SKIRTS
ABK SPECIALTIES IN THIS DEPARTMENT.
Including Rusnett Cloths, Broobe
Serges, Cuene Oxonians. MIk and
MOVRNINQ Wool Ottomans, Irish and French
. . . . i ,o Pun 1 1 II llnmhavlntiB IJ I 1 1 . 1
DEPARTMENT,
DFPART-MENT
KEEPING
5 KP ART-MEN
DRY GOODS.
frslLUKEN'S LINEN STORE,
Ko. 828 ARCH STREET.
WOW OPR6T.
Ollt FALL IMrORTATIONS
Poplins, Bombazines. Rlarrlls. A I.
pacas, Mohairs. Merinos, Crape aud
Australian Cloths; Grey Mixed
Goods, etc. etc,; also English Cmpas
lu 4-4, 5-4, and 6-4 widths; Crape Veils,
Collars, aud Bets, eus.
OPENING OF CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, AND
no
WILL TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY, OCT. .
Will embrace tbe p-oJuols of tbe
following eminent manoUoturers:
Bonnet & Cle Ualnet & Cie, Pon
sou. Belioa. Paule et Condaarrlor.
and others. All tne desirable makes
Or os Grains, Taffetas Parisle' ne,
Oros de Paris, Ccbemlre Hubilm.
etc., from la to ST -50, will be found
roiresenteo. inoludlng, a. so, Colored
Tafl'otasiaud Poult de Solus Chame
leon Ola es Fall Colors in Cheuea,
btripes, uu. eto. . . .
OPENINO OF CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, AND
ur SUITS
WILL TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY, OCT. .
Will be round to be an attractive
feature, covering every reoulremeot
of the domestic household. Extra
Heavy 8-4 and 9 4 Do 'ble Barnsley
Damasks from il 24; 7 4 and 8-t all
Linen Damasks from 75e.j s-8xB-8all
Lluen Napkins, from tbe best
bleacnenes, $i 60 to flu per dor.ju;
elegant Kxblbitlon Pattern be1;
Cloth Napkins and Doylies, Brown's
renowned manufacture, np to M a
set. All the leading manufactures
nNlH ANDof Irelaud, England, Frauce, and
Linens, Hucks, Towels, Towelliugs.
etc. etc. Domestic Cottons tshlrtlnus,
and BheelluKa, 4-4 Wllllamavllle,
WamsulU, New York JSlills. and
other oeleiated makes, retailing at
wholesale pi ices. Blankets and
Quills In ilie most attractive makes,
at prices lu ihelnterestof the buyers.
Heavy Domestic Ribbed and Honey
comb QuU's. Bales' pattern. Si 60 and
1. nsaalW sold at II andt:t60; Mar
seilles and other lu ported Quilts, 10-4.
11-4, and 1 In white, buff, pink, ami
blue, with Toilets to match, all at
favorable prices,
OPENING OF CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, AND
SUITS
WILL TAXE PLACE ON TUE9D 4.Y, OCTOBERS.
An eleuant assemblage of tbese
fssblonahlx ooveritigs, from the com
mon "Plain " Long aud Aaiiare, to the
most recl.erche productions of the
Looms ot Paisley, Edinburgh, Nor
wich, Par s, Nlsin'i, etc. We bave
recently opened about SOU Long aud
Kquare tliawls. the maunfauture ot
the renowned ' Henuequin," pur
chased under circumstances more
than usuHy favorable, which we are
euabled to soil at 1ms than gold ptlces
for currency. This is equal to oue
thlrd less than value.
OUR FUR DEPARTMENT, now
In progress of manuiaoture. will, in
ane time, ne louoa wormy or meat
tt-ntlon of buyers, Tbe same stand'
ard or equity In prices and repre
sentation of taesa comDaratlvelv
little-known articles of Ladles' Cos
tume will be paramount with us as
heretofore.
For Ladles desiring to bave their
own ami dhlldran'a Over-Jarmeuta
CLOAKlHUtt. made under their awn supervision.
we shall offer an elegant collection of
fashionable CLOAKINGS, embracing
all tbe European noveltlt. fbr sale by
the yard. .
OPENING OF CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, AND
SUITS
WILL TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER .
Tabic Linens,
Extension Tabic Cloths,
SapMns and Doylies.
HOTELS BUPrLIED AT IMrORTEBSJ'
rACKAOE nAiEa 9 30 wfm
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREsTTfcT
W. T SNODCRASS CL CO.,
UH0LEISALE AND RETAIL
CLOTH STORE,
Ac 34 South SIXO.ND Street. r
EXTEW8IVE STOCK
AND EVERY VARIETY OR
LADIES' WEAK,
MEN'S WEAK, and
8 24lmrp BOYS' WEAft.
PANTALOON 8TUFF8!
JAMES & LEE,
MO. II M O Bill MKCOXD HTBIII,
Sisn of the Golden. Lamb,
Have now on hand a very large and choice assort
ment ot all the new styles of
Tall aud Winter Fancy Cassliucres
IN THE MARKET,
To which they Invite the attention of the trade and
others. Isttir,
AT WmH,MAI.E AKB BETAIL,
CURTAINS AND SHAPES.
pALL 8TYLE8 !
FALL STYLES I
MOW HEADY Ifll
WINDOW SHADES,
IN ' '
LACE CURTAINS,
. IN ..
Terries, Reps, Damasks, Etc.
We take pleasure In annonnclnr that our nn si.
tor Fall Ot the above Goods are noaronnn. rn.
brated make of FINE WINDOW SHADES, with
xi y epriDB .tiaiance f ixture (whloh require n
cord), we sell at Ihe most reasonable prloes. ,
vv iuuow enaaes as low as
ONE DOLLAR AND FIF1YCENTR
trimmed and hULg to the windows. We call especial
attention to our new s'ock of Trimmings, eomprisln
In part. Cornices In Gilt, Walnut, Walnut and lit,
Rosewood, and Rosewood and out, Curtain Taasela
Picture Tassels, Pillow Tassels, Cords, Loop. Band
etc., etc . , . ..
CARF.IKGTON, DEZOUCHE & CO.,
S. E. Corner Thirteenth and Chesnnt Sta.,
roimtrly KELTY. CARTtlNOTON A C?.tSws4n
BHA?tJrA
CLOTH9
a Mi)
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
TIIB 'BEE-IIIVE,"
No. 020 CHC8NUT Street,
IMW i
PAPER HANGINGS, ETO.
PltrLADELPniA.
yf A L L P A P C R 8.
WE ABE MOW BETA1XIXCI OVB
IMMENSE STOCK
OP
PAPF.R HANfrTNOS
FOR HALLS. PARLOUS, Kto.
NEW GOODS consuntly coming In, and flrst-ola
workmen sent to any part of the oountry,
HOWELL & BOURKE,
Corner of FOUBTII and MARKET
i fmw2m PHILADELPHIA.
CIGARS.
ppUUUET & SONS'
STANDARD CIGARS,
Tletalled bv leadlti rrnnara anil AAftl.M, ..nh ka
trade-marked.
Under "MARIANA RITA" brand, nineteen varla.
ties-genuine "ALL HAVANA" CIGARS, the le
our Importation.
Under "FRA DIAVOLO" brand, five varieties! J1
hih d Mit. univi Ni.niT.if B nrra a tju
We continue our Importations ot HAVANA
CIUA-RS by each direct Havana teamer,
8. FUQUKT 4 SON
10 1 W Bp So B B, FRONT Street.
mlLB iSJSYJiMU NATIONAL UANK.
... -f .
IT. W. corner FOURTH aud MARKET fit.,
Solicits the accounts of Merchants, Manufao'urera,
and trades in general. Prompt and oaretnl attention
given to the Interests of our Depositor sn4 Oorresi
pendents. .
IB ImSp E. .'lTAt.Kt CAWniKH.
TPvEAFNSSS. EVEKY INSTRDMBNT THAT
XJ soienoe and skill have invented to assist th
IiMarlnff in averv dwrea of deatuMuu alMA. KMttolim.
tore; also, Crandall's Patent Crutchea, su parlor to
any others In use, at P. MAD JURA'S, NO.
1'itNTH btreet. below Chesnut. tatyt
RODGEBS' AND WOSTENHOLM'3 POOKBT
ILNIVKS, Pearl and tHtas Handl. of Jbaatlfus
finish. RODtiERH' and WALK A BUTCHKU 'SEA.'
KOHH, and the aelebrated LKCOILTRJI RAZUtt
bClhOR Of Hie finest quality. nMnnM
Rasora, Knives, Hcissors. and Table Cutlery OronM
and Polished, at P. UADiillUA'S. M. US B. JINt t
str,bviow Uiesnul. '