THE DAIIY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY, OCTOBER IT, 1863.
6
MUSICAL AM) DRAMATIC
The City Aitnixoment.
At tub Ohkhmvt tbe Hanlou tronps will
tomneiee An engagement of six nights on
Monday.
The Hanlons ate capital performers. and
when tbey appeared In lb Is city last season they
attraoted large audience. Thetrcnpe hu been
enlarged and Improved, nnd It now contains
some of the best European acrobats and gym
nasts of tbe dny. Webavo no doubt but tbat
the entertainments at the Cbeanat next week
will be largely palronl.od and much appre
ciated. At the Arch I.otta will personate "Little
Nell" and the 'Marohlonesi" lor tbe last time
this evening. On Monday tbe Fire My will be
produced.
At thk Wai.nct Mr. Cuanfrau will appear
as "8am" (fir tbe last time this evening, and as
"Jeremiah Clip" In tbe Widow's Victim. Mr. K
Ik Davenport will commence an engagement
on Monday.
At the Amrrtcan there will be an attractive
miscellaneous entertainment this evening.
At Hoor.EY'g Or it R A IIousk tbe minstrels
Will give tbelr laH performance tbls evening,
ThbFikht Orchestral Matinkb by Oarl
Sentz's and Mark Uassler's comblnod orches
tras will be given thld afternoon at Musical
Fund Hall.
CITY ITEMS.
Mkn's, Youths'. Boy', and Children's Clothing,
ready-made, finest assortment In the city. A. In, a
choice stock of selected stylet of Piece Uxidj, to be
made to order.
Style, tt. and Workmanship of our Oarmen's ir
passed by none, equalled by few. All vrices guaranteed
lower than the louest tlsewhere. and full sattsfaetinn
guaranteed eiwy purchaser, cr Vie sale cancelled ami
money reundtd.
Half way betireen 1 Bksn-ktt A Co.,
nfthand V Towbh Hall,
Sixth streets,) No. 5ii Markkt St.,
Philadelphia,
And Wo. 60 Broapwa y. Nbw York.
A Want suprLixn To know where to buy the
numerous articles of Dry Goods constantly required
by every household has been a frequently recurring
problem to all our citizens. We have for years felt
the need of some Central Emporium, where not only
a general assortment of goods could be foand, bat
the character of tbe bouse give assurance that the
prices were beyond doubt as low as the same goods
could be found anywhere. Much time has been con
sumed by every housekeeper In going from place to
place, not only to complete the assortment needed,
but to ascertain by comparison whether the prloes
were right. How often baa the wish been expressed
that this were not necessary that we had one place
where all kinds of Staple and Fancy Goods could be
comfortably selected, and the prices lmpllollly relied
on as being as low as tbe market affords. Strangers,
especially, have often felt this need, and persons
from tbe surrounding country well know haw Irk
some Is a day's shopping when many places have to
be visited Instead of one.
The Central Do Goods Emporium of Messrs. Straw
bridge A Clothier has been established with the view
of supplying this want. To build up a business on a
scale that will afford low prices, and constantly
maintain a reputation for fair dealing (without which
any success Is a failure), Is the determination of this
firm.
Withholding for the present further notice of this
new enterprise, we refer our readers to the adver
tisements of Messrs. Btrawbrldge A Clothier, and to a
personal Inspection of their new establishment a
Eighth and Marke' streets.
ALitbSbwinq Mackinb Establishment. We
have for some time past observed with Interest the
tine Improvement in progress In the front of the
Grover A Baker Sewing Machine Warehouse, No. 780
Chesnut street. It Is now completed, and pi esents a
beautiful appearance, rendered deub.y ornate by the
brilliant display of triumphs and trophies In the bulk
windows. Tbs proud award received by the repre
sentative of the Grover A Baker Machines at the
Paris Exposition, In the form of the Star of the Le
gion of HoBor, is elegantly framed, and Is now dis
played In the west window, together with other
splendid testimonials. But the chief feature of tbe
attraction yesterday was a superb bouquet of flowers,
all of wh'ch were wronght, In various colored silk, by
the Grover A Baker Sewing Machine. This bouquet
ot flowers Is the moat surprising triumph In sewing,
machine handiwork that has yet been achieved; and
It speaks volumes In praise of the Grover A Baker
Instruments, for It mnst be remembered that the high
excellence and recognized superiority attained by
these machines In the finer and more artistic classes
of needle-work are fully equalled by their superi
ority In the performance of every class and kind of
aewing required In the family. We regard the Grover
A Baker Maohlnts as the most inestimable house
hold blessings of the age, and too muoh credit cannot
be given to Mr. George W. Eddy, the energetlo and
popular agent of tne company in Philadelphia, for
his enterprise and tact in Introducing these Invalua
ble machines to the public In tbe most Intelllgen
manner.
Becausb a Pbkson has a Bad Oocsh U should
not be Inferred tbat Consumption has set In, although
a esse of Consumption Is rarely met with unaccom
panied by a distressing Congb. Where, however, a
predisposition to Pulmonary disease exists, a Cough
if left to Itself, strains and racks the Lungs and wastes
the general strength, and soon en tab' Isbes an Incurable
complaint. In all cases, then, It Is the safer plan to
get rid of a Cough, Cold, or Hoarseness wltheut delay,
and for this purpose no remedy acts more promptly
or surely, or with more benefit to the organs of the
Chest, than Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant,n artlole
scientifically compounded from carelully selected
drugs, and which, on trial, will always be found
worthy or its world-wide reputation. Sold by all
Druggist.
Don't Get Kxcitjco! Men are not wlss at all
hours, and there Is no use whatever in aggravating
that fact .by entirely forgetting oneself in the re
sults of the election. Lay la your winter stock or
coaL Alt, although he didn't run for a political
oflicf , Is the successful candidate In the estimation of
sane people. His Immense coal yards are at No. 951
jr. Ninth street, where he receives all orders, and In
fact all friends. In the most affable manner
Jbwklbt. Mr. William W. Oassldy, No. 12 Booth
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine Jewelry and silverware In the olty.
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining a real, pore arti
cle furnished at a price which cannot be equalled.
He also has a large stock of American watches In all
Varieties and at all prices. A visit to his store Is sore
to res alt in pleasure and profit.
Cabfets Housekeepers (and especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the city) will find It
to their Interest by calling at J. T. Delacroix's whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse, No. 85 South Second
street, above Chesnut, before purchasing elsewhere.
Bee advertisement In another column.
Dbtkx the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read Thb
Evxmino txxbobaph. at Hlllman's News bland, at
North Pennsylvania Depot.
GaovBB A Baku's Highest Premium sewing
Machines, No. 7H0 Chesnut street.
A NlfWOU BY MBS. ANN b. BTBPHBMS-T.
B. Peterson A Brothers, No. 3M Chesnut street. Phi
ladelphia, will publish on Wednesday, Outober 28. an
.Lira now wnrt liv Mrs. Ann H. HLHDhens entitled
"Mabel's Mistake." The heroine, Mabel," Is one of
tha moat beautiful conceptions we reraeiuner in any
work, and the leading assistant dt umnlii personie are
iinii viih a visor aud vividness tbat make them
luting auxiliaries, from the Ural page to the last the
interest n.ver flags, and the plot will keen tbe most
experienced novel-reader In suspense to the denoue-
Bisnw
Tmou Mb. A. Wimoh, or No 605 Chesnut street, we
are In receipt or the latest numbers of the London
Kinob" Pun," aud "Keyoolds' Mlscelleuy."
V I nob's collection of periodical literature Is unri
valled in variety and extent. Go and look at It 11 you
have ooubu) on m- u-;e:v.
B.rm i.w Tinn-a awd Suoss. We desire to call the
rarly attention of buyers to the large and attractive
xi,...iio mnrtiinir. October IV. at 10 o'clock, by (J. 1).
Motnees A tto., Auctioneers, at lul( store, No, see
Market street.
Carpkt Uproutbbiito. Osyrnets flit sd and laid by
praotloal workmen at a moment's notice. No delay,
no disappointment. At Patten's- No. 1408 Chesnut sk
CtTRTAms of every variety, cheap, handsome, and
finest Laos bought at auction. To be sold at anotloa
price, at W. Hknst f atthw' w. No. 1408 Chesnnt sk
Lack Curtains and White Shades done up equal to
new. at Pattbm's.
No. no Chesnut street.
Old Fubnitukb Kkuphoijitbrkd, varnished and
made to look equal to new. at Fat tan's, No. lios
Chesnnt street.
ALL ton S2K-0O
A Suit of Customer-made Clothing-.
at cihas Btokkm A Co.."
A Wkll-known Pact
The Ready male Clothing at
Cbas. Mnkes A Co.'s Is belter cut, better made, and
better trimmed than any la Philadelphia.
The prloes the same as bero-e
Thb Was.
A Bi'LKNDiD Suit for ttfoo
at No. sit ('iiiwNrt Struct.
Fall Ovkrcoath
Jrali Overcoats.
all Overcoa's.
Pa' I Overcoats.
A splendid assortment of new style Fail Overcoat
now ready at . ,
Chas. Stokics A Co.'s
Customer made.
Tbrnwitr has everything In the literary line
that readers can wish lor. Ills popular news denot,
(t No. 117 H. Third street, Is tilled aloiMt to surlelt
with romauces, condensed biographies, novelettes,
ridiculous serials, faablon plates, literary periodi
cals, and travels, Illustrated and news Journals. He
recolves all tbe New York Journals or the daylong
bt fi.re tbe regular mall comes In, and furnishes them
to tils readers at a very moderate rate.
TlfO 8 TA TEMEXTH.
BRAD
this and Tins
Fiom Thk aob, October : From Thb Pkims, October
H, lb88. IHI.
''Attracted partly by the1 ''The great excitement
crowd and partly by tbe atHlxtb aud Marketstreeis
advertisements which we of wblon we hear eo much,
have lately Inserted for.ls not, as some mliriit sjd
Wenamaker A Brown,pose. mere 'talk' got upfor
we stepped Into their Im-aavertlst-ment purposes.
meLse hcuse and took a but a veritable fact, of
hasty glanoe at (heir Fall which any man msy assure
stork, It Is really Infinite himself by slmpiy walking
In variety both as to male-; past and looking Into tbe
rials and styles, and In crowded salesrooms of
made op wltn a degree ol.oax nan. Ana ii any one
care and taste which we.
at least, have never before
seen In ready-made cloth
ing, vo see it. wnetner
wlllsten In and exainina
tbe goods and their low
prices, he will readily un-
aersrana mis unusual la-
ion bin inv of It or not:' terest In clothlnK.
It Is a credit to our elty "This we have done, and
to hate such a stock ol we gladly bear testimony
clothing offered to Its I to tbe truth of ail tnat haa
Citizens." ueeo aaia in lubso columns
oi me oeauiy ana excel
lence or the garments
which Wanamaker
'Brown are now offering tot
Fall and Win Mr wear n
THK LARGKST CLOTHING HOU8K,
THK LARGEST CLOTHING HOU-K,
. THK LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSK,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE.
WANAMAKER A BR WN,
, . OAK HALta,
The corner ol SIXTH and MARKET Blree A
DIED.
AUBTIN.-On the 15th Instant, Mr, JOHN AUS
TIN, In the f 8th year of his age.
Tbe relatives and friends oi the family, Franklin
Lodge, No. , and Lalaveite Encampmeut, No. 5, 1. O.
pro. F., are respectfully invited to attend tbe funeral,
from his late residence. No. 13:n S. Tenth street, ou
Sunday afternoon at S o'clock. To proceed to Pullan
throplc Cemetery.
BKA?D,T'8u(,(,enIJr on the 15th Instant, FRAN
CI8 BRANDT, In the 20th tear ol his age.
His relatives and friends are respeoitully Invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence of his motner.
No. 1832 Fltzwater street, on Hunday afternoon at 1
o clock. Interment at Mount Moruth Cemetery.
CA8CADEN. On the 15th instant, JAMES CAS0A
DEN, In the 3tb year ot his age.
Hia relatives and friends. Eastern Star Lodge, No.
116, A. Y. M., and Motee Lodge, No. 66, A. P. A., are
respectfully Invited to attend his funeral, from his
late residence, Beimont avenue, opposite Manayunk,
on Monday, tne 19ih Instant, at 1 o'clock. Carriages
will leave the office of E. b. Barley, undertaker, cor
ner of Tenth and Green streets, at 12 Si o'clock, to con
vey the friends to tbe funeral. "
JACOBS. On the 13th Instant, WILLIAM D.
JACOBS, In the 27th year of his age.
Tbe friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from his late residence, Glouces
ter city, N. J., on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
LAWSON.-On the morning of the 17th Instant,
HENRY LAWSON,
His relatives and mole friends are respectfully In
vited tottend the tnneral, from his late residence,
xe abiu Birent, xNornstown. on i ueaaay morning, uo
tober 20, at 11 o'clock.
McGRATH. On the 14'h Instant. CHARLES 8..
son of Dr. John M. and Eliza C. McUralh, aged 4
years and 2 months
NATHAN. On the 16th Instant. JACOB NA
THAN, aged 85 years.
Tbe relatives and friends of the fhmllv are re
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late
rcsiaence, no. ivm mount vernon street, on Kunaay,
the lsth Instant, at a o'clock. (Pittsburg and New
castle. Pa., papers please copy.)
PEN FI ELD. On tbe Uib Instant. CARRIE F..
wife of Edward C. Penlield,
The relative and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of her husband. No. 2u23
Mount Vernon street, on Monday mornlux next at 10
o'clock, without further notice.
AT-NIAGARA HOSE COMPANY. The hono
rary, active, and conttlbutlns members are requested
to meet at tbelr HALL, TO-MORROW (Sunday) AF
TERNOON at 8 o'clock, to attend tbo funeral of
our late members, EDWARD and CHRISTOPHER
BYRNES.
Dress Black sui's ana wnite gioves.
BAMUBL B. MURPHY, Bncratary.
AmehioaN
Life Insurance Company,
Of Philadelphia-
8. Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets
DRY GOODS.
3T7it Institution hat no nmeriorin the United
Slales 610
V CHESTNUT ST.X&X
FAMILY SEWING-MACHINES.
J, T. DELACROIX.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CARPETINGS
JTaltiugs, Oil Cloths, Bags, Etc.,
Wholesale and Retail.
WAREHOUSE,
No. 37 South SECOND St.,
U stutbSmfip Above Chesnut, Philadelphia,
1MPK0VEU 1ULTIM0KK
FIRE-PLACE HEATER,
wiTn
Illuminating Doors aud Windows,
AND
Magazine of sufficient capacity for fuel
to last 21 hours.
Tbe most cheerful and perfect Heater lu use.
BOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
J. 8. CLARK,
VO, 1C08 MABKET STREET,
U M lmrp B.ll A DELPHI A
8
OPENING
or
WINTER DRESS G03DS,
J. M. HAFLEIGH,
Nos. 1012 and 1014 CHESNUT St.,
WILL OP FN ON
MONDAY, Octobor 10,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
A OUEAT VARIETY
DKESS U00IW,
CLOTHS,
CLOAK Di US,
BLACK SILKSr
COLORED SILKS,
SERGES, ETC. ETC.
A f,MO,
Green and Blue Plaids,
FOR SUITS (NEW). 101T8t
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CENTRAL DRY GI00DS STORE,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
HAVE NOW OPEN FOB EXAMINATION RARE
BARGAINS IN
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
1 case Elegant Plain Silks, new shades,
at $195.
Good lilack Silks at $2 and $215.
Very Rich lilack Silks at $3 and $3&0.
1 case Empress Clotu Poplins, 50 cents.
1 case Empress Cloth Poplins, 75 cents.
1 case Very Rich Epinglincs, $150.
1 case Silk.Cliain Epingllnes, $175.
Rich Chameleon Poplins, 50 and 75 cts.
Rich Silk Serges, $1-50.
Very Elegant New Wool Plaids, 73 and
87 cents.
We are determined to keep our itock of
DRESS GOOD3
So large atd attractive, and the price of ever; article
so low, as to make It tbe interest of evtry l4y
to) make our establishment her headquarters for
shopping,
DRY GOODS.
STItAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
PITILADKLPniA.
yELVETEEXS, POPLINS, PLUSH LS.
Plain and Veloar Velvet ecus,
Heavy Velour Poplins,
Silk Plushes,
In ail colors, for Ladles' and Misses' Walk
ing Suits,
TOR PALE 11 Y
JG1II W. TI10MS,
Nos. 405 and 107 N. SECOND St.,
S2rp
Piin-ADErrHfA.
REAL GUIPUUE LACES, BLACK
On band a vtr Ittrge stock, uiuun uuUer regu
lar prices. BE)ACK ,,IIiH: Ltcei,
Among the la"gu asiioriujeut may be found a Lane,
1 Inches wide, fur Vlfi ceuts a yard, same quality tliat
the Importers are eeillng at 1 1 a dozaii by tbe piece.
OltKl'laM MfcftO A.1SJUM SIULLAIIM,
S iDchts deep, largest slxe. 60. each: SOo. a tlozD.
From the manner In which this shape collar praises
on the back ot tbo neck, the wearer will gracefully
pitch or lean forward; not to be had eluewbere.
KKW TIIUKill lAtll tlOLLtBH,
An awortment of near and beaalllul Collars, at
very reasor able rates.
Ills A L. VALEStiESJIB I.ACB ItDHFM ,
I end over $3, uuuully good far the price.
AOTTIIfHtN 1jA'H SJVHTAINS.
Mtf llKUUAJH lAC'IS, for Curtains, by the
' AOTTTWfln.M lf B TIDIES,
KOTI1NU1IA91 I'ltLOWDAdlH IilCES,
a very large stuck, under regular prices, at
U 7 V OltWK SI, No. N. KltiUTH Htreet.
SOL 1) AT A B A 0 E I V I C E.
BLAOK bll.K VRLVKTH.
BI.AC K KNULIHU CBAPK9,
IlLaCK niKNOH OllAFKS.
BLACK :iN(iLIHH CKAFK VKILS,
JiLAt K TAKLATANa,
BLSC'K SILK NKT8,
BLACK ItKAL THREAD LA0KH.
BLACK IMITATION LACKtt,
BLACK KIBBONH,
BLACK OHAPK KIBBONH.
BLACK OLOVKH, JTU KIO.,
Will be jkjuo to 0L0WR BTJ3INKSS.
10 luU No. 1004 CaiWtt U i Mtreet.
PRICE a WOOD,
H. W. COBJI EB KIUIITn AID FILBEBT,
BABGAISS IW rL&KWEUU
All-wool ,aunels, 15, 81. SS, M, 40, , and to cents.
T-S and i t Ballard vale Flannels.
Heavr AU-wool Shaker Flannels, cheap.
Dome Flannels, U. ir. t IS, t8, II. II, M, 45. Mo.
Bed and Qrey Twilled Flannels.
Plaid Shirting Flannels.
Bcaxlet and Colored Opera Flannels.
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flan
aela, Canton FUnaels, 12i, 1, 1, 20, It, ti, , r. 44,
and to cents.
nvMuasi
niraB.ina t
Pblrtlng, Sheeting, and l'lllow-case Mosllns at the
very lowest market prices.
BLANKETS t
Bf.AKH.ETSt t
All-wool B'ankets at very lowest market prices.
Bargains la Table Linens, Napkins and Towels.
Handsome Marseilles Qulltn, cheap.
A large assortment of Ladles' and Genu' Merino
Vists and Pants.
Youths' Vests and Pants, e'o.
Ladles' and Gents' Hosiery
Ladles' and Oenta' Linen Hdkfe.
Gents' Hemstitched Colored Border Hdkts.
Ladles' Hemstitched and Tncked Handkerchiefs
etc. etc.
PRICE & WOOD,
K. W. COBHEB EIWIlTn AND FILBERT.
N. B.-Joavlu's Kid Gloves, best qna'ity Imported
choice fall colors. 10 Hw
1868.
JOSEPH H. THORNLCY.
Would rospecttul'y present bis claims for a share
of pnbilo patronage by ottering the following Induce
ments, vis.;
An Attractive Stock.
A Splendid Assortment.
Prices Pat Down to the Lowest Notch.
8PECIAL ATTENTION INVITKD TO
Faislcj Sliavtls.
Droclic Shawls.
Silks and Dress Goods.
Blankets and Flannels.
Cloths and Cassimcres.
LtNFNS. QUILTS. PIANO and TABLK COVEItS.
KKlltTsi, COitMilS, KTC. Ii.TC.
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY,
N. E. Cor. EICiHTIIand sriiLXG UAliDEX,
9 86 8m Bp PHILADKLPniA.
J)EI'ARTilENTS IN SECOND STORY.
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. Cor. NINTH and MARKET,
Exhibit In their commodious, retired, well-lighted,
aud easily tccetslole rooms in second story, a most
attractive display of BOYS' CLOTHING and LADLES
CLOAKS AND BH AWLS. It will be Observed:
They bny by the package of first bauds;
That they buy mainly for Cash;
That they bay only reliable fabrics;
That they employ best talent In manuf acturing-,
Tbat they keep a large, select stock:
That they sell tor small proiiu. u
Hojs' Fine Clothing,
Jackets and Pants,
Garibaldis, ULsniarks,
Ladies' Fine Cloaks,
Ladies' Medium Cloaks,
1000 Ladies' Shawl;,
9 X fctusmrp ETC. ETC.
prvorniETOiis of
HOTELS, BOARDLTiG-HOUSES
AM
SHIPPING.
We have 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 the above kinds ot GOODJ made up at short
notice If desired.
S1RAWBRID3E & CLOTHIER,
CEM'llAL Mil GOODS ST0EE,
COB. EIGHT n AKD ltf ABKET HTBEETS.
727 POPULAR PKICKS 727
13 Xi Y
FOB
o o o r s.
KIOEEY, SHAKP & CO.,
Ko. 727 CHE SHUT STREET,
lir porters, Jobbers and Retailers,
Rave now on exblolMon THE MOST EXTENSIVE
AND DLtilttABLE STOCK In this market.
Their stock Is unrivalled for EXTENT, VA
1UKI Y and general adaptation to the wants of the
trade They are Inconstant receipt of BARGAINS,
which are frtcly oUered by the yard, piece, or pajkage.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
Ko. 727 CHESNUT Streot,
PHILADELPHIA.
JALL OPtWLNG-SHAWLS, ETC. ETC
EYRE & LANDCLL,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
HAVE OPEN
LYONS VELVETS,
BKOCUQ SHAWLS,
ROYAL POPLINS,
BLACK KIBUED POPLIN.S,
LAItOE BLANKETS,
DAMASK NAPKINS,
lOlltathiSiu HOOeKKEKPINa QUODS
SHEPPARB, VAN HAELIHGEU & ARRIS0H.
LINENS.
1JLANKETS, FLANNELS, MUSLINS. ' '
AND EVERY VARIETY OF
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
CUETAINS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, ETC, ErC.
NO DRESS GOODS.
Being the OLDEST Establishment for the BPS CIAL, BALK OF THE ABOVE QOOD3. we oaa
give to oar potrona the advantage of a long experience and thorough acquaintance with tUU
Bpeolal Department oftheDUY GOODS BU8INE33,and making all oor PUROHASB1 FOB
CASH, seoure to them the LOWE3T P03 BIBLE PRI0E3 at wblob the same qualities are sold,
either In this or the New York market.
No. 1008 CHESNUT Street Philadelphia.
PARIES & WARNER,
No. 223 North NINTH Street,
ABOVK RACE,
Here Just received
Bargains In Broobe Lone Shawls, U.
Blanket Shawls from anotiou.
Plaid Poplins, 75 and B7Xo.
Oay Pisld Oathmeres. Uo.
Marl Poplins, changeable, 50,
Black Alpacas.
Black Alpaca Poplins.
160 pieces fast oolor Oallooes, UXa.
Uancbester Ginghams, ItXe.
FLANHEIA.
One bale all wool Flannel, zoo.
" 8i&
" ' " 7K'o.
" " 450,
Extra, all-wool, hill yard wide, 60c.
Extra super all-wool Shaker, Ho,
Full Une Ballardvale Flanne's.
Cotton and Wool Flannels from Hi; to n
Orey twilled Flannels, U, SI. 7Ho.
Bed at all prloes.
Plain Red and Yellow Flannels.
French Plaid Cloaking Flannels, soc.
Sacque and Bhlrtlng Flannels, etc.
CANTON riiANMCU,
5 cases extra heavy Canton Flannel, 25
Unbleached Canton Flannels, 12,'i, IS, is, 20, ii,
26. etc.
Whlto Canton Flannels, iO. 12, 25, 81, 35, 37'i, 4
and soc
Ml'MLIWn.
lOC'ses Blescbed Muslins.
All the but makes
ew York Mllis, Wamsutta. Wllllamivllle, Forest
dale, Semper Idem, Amoekeag, Oxbridge, Ark
wrlght, etc. etc.
Yard-wide Bleached Muslins, 12., 14, IS, ID, 17, Is
20, etc
Pillow Case and Bhsettng Muslins.
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Linen Doylies, Napkins, Towels, etc
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Ladies' Hemstitched, 25, 81.87X, 50, el'i. and 76 j.
Ladles' and Gents' Plln Linen Ilandkerohlefi.
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It ABOVK It VCR.
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t prices much oelew osoal rates.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
fj E A R L Y READY
A NEW ItOOK
sr
MRS. ANN 8. STEPHENS.
MABEL'S MISTAKE.
Br
MRS. ANN S. STEPHENS.
Author oi 'I''asbIon and Famine," "Doubly False,"
"Soldier's Orphans." "The Gold Brick," "The
Old Homestead," "Silent Struggles,"
"Mary Derwent," "The Ilolrees,"
The Wile's Secret." eto.
MABKL'S MISTAKE will be pnbllsbed on WED.
NIOSDAV, Octobers at tbe Cheap Bookselling and
Publishing Houie of
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS.
NO. O0 CHKSSl'I S111EET, PUIIiADA,
"It Is only a few months ntnce we chronloled the
publlcaitun of 'Jioubly False' by this popular
authoress, but although that book created an euthu
siani whlcn perhaps no former work ot hers ever
surpsHsed. we Bud the volume before us In many
mines worthy ot higher ur.lae than Its predejestur.
"In point of draiuai'o etl'ect and ttirlHlnj iutereit
'label's Mistake' Is fully its equal, and. regarded la
an unit tie point of vle4, we think it superior both In
Its range or characters and power of portrayal. The
heroine Uahe, Is one of the most beautiful concep
tions we ii member In any book, and the leading as
elHmut dramatis pertowe are drawn with a vigor and
vividness that moke them lining auxiliaries. The
character ot James II arriogtou, lit sunrlllclna whout
along with herself in what she believed duly. Msbel'a
unmake cou ilii'.d, Is a noole. tuauly creation. lat
manos out belore us as cieaily as the men movluc
about us dully
"We shall attempt do delineation of the plot
enough tosay tbut kdioiik outer prominent perton
K8, i he oherat'ters ot the old father in bis luxurious
teltlrliness. toecrulty quadroon, contrasted wltn the
two young lovere, Lena aud Ralph, are all managed
with oouNunimato smlL
From the lirxt i-eve to the lest the Interest never
flags, sud the plot will keep the must exprIeooel
novel resder In BUHpeime to the denoueaiaut. Thr.
are descriptions oi t-cenery wli!ch aru exquisite plo
lures In tlinnkolven. and pKHSntet oi pathos and
streimtli that aie p.lt:t poerim, thuuKb uorhyiued.
TheiH aie exhibited all the diverse phases of life
whith Mrs. Stephens excels in por ruyiog, from tne
ciiilei Urm-lmuMe to the stately hulls of wealth aud
lash Ion, and all the cliangts so artfully nt uaad tuat
the varied parts aie Mrougnl Into one beauUiul aud
complete wutle."
Compete In one Iavh Duodecimo Volume.
Price, $175 in Cloth; or, $l5Uln Taper.
T. B. Peterson A Bros, have also Just Issued anew,
complete, and nnl crm tdtilou ot the other popuU'
works by Mrs. Ann t. Stephens Their names are as
fc.ilowf. Price of each 1 80 In paper, or 1116 lu olota
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