THE DAILi EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1808. NEW YORKISMS. Th ntcnbriK Nnturnlirntlon Frnml Tammany Terror lam nt t'ltjr Pirk An later national liohbery Where I one Richard Unrri liter T-Tlio Wormitld nnd O'ltalriwln Flffht The Water Street Re vival A. Milliliter nt Police Head qnarferi "tx-ncvleve le Itrabant' The New York Thcutro again nnder a Clond. From Our Own Correspondent. New York, Oct. 24. 1838. The examination ol MiNJAMIN 0. R0SSHB3R0 on two oompla nts c,f g"llit)K fraudulent natu ralisation papet, was to have been begun on Thursday laht, but was postponed until ten o'clock this inornuiF. The apartment of United Statu Commissioner Osborn, before whitu he was carried, was flooded with tie amazed Democracy. Meanwhile, the Tammany Ha I 8acbems have sot related tlieirefTorU to thwart the Registrars In their dutr, and to Inuudnio tho city with fraudulent naturalization pupers. As many as thirty thousand blank manda Inuse hare bean Issued by Bismsrk Sweeney ani Abraham B. Liwrrnco, tbe "King" lawyer. The Btato, Central Committee has issued a circular offering a reward of Ave hundred dol lars for tho conviction of every man guilty of naturalisation forgery. Tho Republican Naturalization Committee haa bad at work amaU-nr detective?, who have been making notes of tbe process of naturaliza tion In our courts, and have discovered strango doings there. According to their observations unnumbered shoals of fraudulently rttturalizert foreigners have already been metamorphosed Into voters In some instances tho Ti.mmany myrmidons have waylaid tho passcrs-by ut the City Hall, lugged In men aul bijs to tbe old SbcrHr office, and Insisted on their names and ad dresses. Papers were then filled up with their names as applicants, and those that refused their signatures were bulited aud inllmmldatcd, and in one or two instances suffered personal violence aud confinement. Be we men and suffer such dishonor? That is tbe burden, now that Rosenberg, the head and front of tbe Tammany frauds, has been arrested and Is awailicg trial. A queer ca.se of INTERNATIONAL ROBBERY has just been unearthed. Some months ago E J ward Masters, a mer chant in Birmingham, England, consigned to his brother Walter, of Liverpool, 600 worth of goods. Being too ill to accompany the goods and see them properly beMowtd, he gave a noto of delivery to one Richard Gardiner, a brother-in-law, who, receiving them in Liverpool, con ceived tbe unique plan of consigning them to himself in this city. Edward Masters, recoveiinp. and seeing how things were, cableprapbed 10 Superintendent Kennedy heie, and coon after arrived himself. Dp to tho present timp, bUcare and his cable gram appear to bave bjen used in vain. Tbe Custom-bouse officials refuse to givo up the 600 worth ol goods, and tbe detectives, who holt a warrant ioi itie arrest of tbe enter prising Gardiner, are unabic to find that per on ace in this city. Perhaps ho is in yours. RICHARD O'OORMAN, on Thursday night, went all through tho cold mist and ram. and iiesti from a Que dinner, to address tne United 8tai.es Democratic Legion, and prove to them tbe absurdity of ihe Repub lican position. Hicburd had best s'lck to lec turing on ''Oliver Goldsmith," and kindred topics. The backers of O'BALDWIN AND WORMALD aro trying hard to throw the authorities off the track, under the pretence that the prize tight so long contemplated between these renowned pugilists is to come off shortly at a certain public bouse up town. My piivate opinion in, that the affair is over by this time; but since my resources of sporting information are not unlimited, I content myself with saTing that, if it is not over now it will be by Monday next. Ever since John Allen came so near being sent up, the "WATER FTBEET REVIVALS have gone down. The Superintendent of City dilations, Rev. Mr. Mingins, and his agents have visited upwards oi 2000 lamiiics in th tt locality, and tbe result ot suck iuvestieation is thtit scarcely a score ot peoole were found who bad attended these revivals, to called. The right eous, aud not the sinners, were the real attend ants. In this vast hive stunts no gentle Naza rene to weep over the doom of Jerusalem; no Magdaleus repent and bring boxes of ointment and wash tbeir biiviout's leet. Wicked men are worked up Into ruaeuzine articles, and saints in silk squeeze away ihetr sisters in eiu. A sufferer Iroin ABNORMAL IDEALITY was yesterday locked up nt police headquarters to await the arrival of his friends. lie commenced making acquaintances there by saying that he was the ontnual inventor of the celebrated feurdine Punch, and that when he came from in France every man was required to blow hs uose three times a day, aud take the blue tetticniei.ts out of the bed. Ho had severiil crimson diamonds ut home as large as City Hull, and a borne that ran four hundred thousand miles a miuute. Upon being placed iu coatiuemcnt he rontinued bis jabbering?, but finally settled down into the quieter phases of insanity. His name is McOratu. "gknevieve HE DRAB ANT" was produced at the French Theatre for the second time la t night. The most extraordinary thing in connection with its tirfct representation is the bhameiul manner in which it a as tuubbed iu the next morniug'a Tribune. The hrt sentence of the tnabbln! read thus: ' Mr. Giau has dUtireuisheJ himself by pro ducing at tbe French Theatre tuc most revolting mats of tilth tbat waa ever known on the boards ot a lepuUble place of amuse Jient in this city." So far as I have been able to perceive, Gene view Is morally neither worse nor better than other OiTenbachlan operas. Without succeeding iu giving you a fair idea of it, 1 might ure up a whole column in detail ing the plot, if thai can be called one which is so slrueg with the most startling absurdities and whimsically Impossible episodes. The singing is an immense success. Rose Bell, as tho "Page," and Gabel were compelled to thrice repeat one or two of their songs, aud though tho eutertalumeut lasted nearly ttve hoars, which is two hours too much, tne interest onlv ceased with the opera. The NFWYGRK THLATRE is again under a cloud, and I am afraid the cloud has no silver lining. U hat been closed for the lust nigbt or two, without any satisfactory cause ot the collapse having noatcd to the ears or Ali 13 At) a. MUSICAL AM) DRAMATIC The City Ainmementi. Al tum CnxsNur the Ilunlon Troupe will make their last appearance toil evening. nn Monday the Worrell Sisters and their Netf York Theatre Company will appear in an Eng Huh version of Ihe Grand JJuchess. At tm Walnut Mr. F. L. Davenport will appoar this cvenlug aa "Damon" In Banlnx'a dratra of Damon and Pythiat, and as "Adam Trucman" In Mr. Mowatt's comedy of Fashion On Monday a new sensational drama, entitled F; or. Branded, in which Mr. Davenport will sustain four characters, will be produced. ,At tbh Arab Lotta will appear this evening as "Flro fly." At tub American the fine ballet of The Grani Dvchett will be given this eveninir. Carl Semtz' and Mark Ilassler'j second orcbcMral matineo at the Musical Fund Hall will be given to-day. CITY ITEMS. Bjcst Cut, Brit Mam, Bst Fitting, Ready-male CloiblDg In tha city, equal to customer work In eve ry respect. Also, a obulce stock of seieoted styles of Piece Uoodt, t be mads to order. ' All vrieet guaranteed lower than the lovxtt elsew fort, nnd full satisfaction guaranteed every purchaser, or tne tale camelled and money reftondid. Halt totv betwren ) Bbnnktt A Co., Hfthand y Tonta Halt,, Sixth streets,) No. a in Markkt St., PHILADKLPHIA, Akd Wo. eoa Bwoaiwav. Niiw Yobk. It vcst bs Apparent to ever taloklng person that no bouse can olfer ad vaotages ta I's enstame-a with calpoKM4lng advantages of a marked character over Id competitor la trade. No Arm can buy to tbe best advantage tbat bujrt Its goods on credit: neither can a t-ouae that naes but small q had titles of goods com pete wtib a bouse tnat sells largely and oomeqnently bays In large lota. Any boose, In order to be able to cfler merchandise at the best prlofsof tbe day, must buy at tbe louDtato-bead of manufacturers and I in porters, and par no Intermediate profit, otherwise ( s Is generally tbe case), tbe manufacturer, agent, Job ber,-and retailer all get tbeir profits before the goods reach the bands of tbe consumer. We call attention to the following facte: We buy our goodi inquanti tet from firtl handi. We buy tnem excluiivt.lt for eaih. We make it our constant study to know the marke4, of ih country, and what each market hat to offer thereby securing to our cuttomert the choicest and newest stylet of the day. We desire onr cliizsns to examtre the merits of our various departments. We aim to keep each depart ment complete, and offer bilks. Dress Goods, Cloths, Linen Gocd Hosiery, Blankets, Muslins, eta eto., at prices tnat must command attention, BTBAWBBIDea & Clothibb, Eighth and Market suresta. How Toil is Mad Plcascbk. The ravages that the labor of band sewing has made npon the constitu tions ef females, and tbrongh them upon tbe bnman race, Is Incalculable; and we therefore date from tbe Introduction of the celebrated Orover & Baker Bow ing Machines a new and happy era In the history of the world. We designate the Orover Baker Instru ments (sold at No. 730 Cbcsnut street), for tbe simple reason that they are nnqoestlonably tbe best, and every lady who knows anything about the relative merits of Sewing Machines Is tally aware of this fact. An Inspection ol ten minutes, while these machines are working their magio In tbe war of embroidery and the finest grades of fancy sewing, will suffice to make any lady fall In love with the Grover 4 Baker Instruments, to say nothing about the marvellous ease with which they are operated, their great simplicity, and the readiness with which they per form every description of sewing required In a family, For pure hard Leblgti Coal and a splendid re broken Schuylkill go to Wiliiam W. Altir's, Dopot, No. 957 N. Nliith street, er Office, corner Blxth and Spring Garden streets. Good Coal only kept, and good measure given. JswzutT. Mr. William W, Oassldy, No. 12 Booth f econd street, baa the largest and most attractive assortment of fine Jewelry and silverware In tbe city. Purchasers can rely upon obtaining a real, pure arti cle famished at a price which cannot be equalled. Be also has a large stock of American watches In all varieties and at all prices. A visit to his store Is sure to result In pleaanre and profit. I.KADKR8 Or TBR FASHION All tbe novelties or the season, Including the New Color for Gents' Walking and Evmniwo Coats, to be found only at Chablks Stokks A Oo.'a, Continental Hotel Building. Fall Overcoats Melton, (Scotch, andSUk-mlxed Fall Overcoats, Ii lsh Frieze and French Casslmare Fall Overcoats. Tricot, C'oth, and Doeskin of every variety of style and color worn. A splendid Fall Overcoat for f22, warranted to fit, at Chablkh Stokks a Co.'s, No. 824 Chksnpt Street. BFAnv-MAnic Clothing In sijle and workmanship the same as Customer Work, at Chablbs Ptokk-s A Co.'s. Carpets 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. as South (Second street, above Cheanut, before purchasing elsewhere. Bee advertisement In another column. Iir this should meet the eye of any one sulfa. Ing from Bronchitis, Consumption, Asthma, or any Pul- mocaiy Affection, we would refer them to Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, which will, In all cases, afford speedy relief, and Inmost tlTtct aipeedy cure. Sold by all Druggists. Misses' aud Children's Dbvus Making In the latest Pails stiles. M. BBOKMAKIB E CO , No. K24 Cheanut street. Drink the famous Arctic Soda Water, and road Tua Kvenins Tlle&bamc. at HllLman's News Uland, at North Pennsylvania Depot. Gbovkb A Bakjcb'b .Highest Premium Hewing Machines, No. 780 Chnsnnt atreet. earli attention ot tbn iradd to the large ana attractive , a 1 1 1 1 1 . , a nH Ml.r.fu. t Hn mn t. T. - I . BttIV Ui A 1 ' . J HI m MM uukui, au,u uj un,M .'"0, lOT cash, on Monduy Moruiog, October VS. at lo o'clock, by C. D. McUet & Co., AUCiloiieera, No. Dot Market nk.vv, Trbnwitb'b Nkwm Dri'OT. lately ooened nn nhm. nui west ol'blxta.o. bl4, la auiodul esiabllsnment ot lis kind in evtry reRptct. Nea ly lUiej up, airy, liiTlil, and couvenlput, r.oooa conapicuotuly dlnpiayed, eeiythlng In pei leci onlnr, it is rally a p.eaiure to Mop In bts plac. We have Just reooivrd lom him Jiarpei'a Wrekl" aid "Alouthiy," the Ailauilo Monitly. "tumio juoniuiy," eic in audiilou to Ibtse an uie omfr riu lumu uuuinuc biiii loroin, h. ituiiv uaneis uulilUhed here, in New run. nnd other plitcea, aud the latent hooks can be fouud uuo.i bis couuteis. "ft" n:urnii, unu win sooureu. Iffi-WB HAVK SOLD Su FAST So-WK 1UVS SOLD BO JTABT a- tVK. uavb suij bo fast aZ-WB HAVIC BOLU BO I-ABV- Otiu Fall d Wintbr Clothing-, uue Fall and vinibu Coi' him a --fen Oi'B Fall ani Wisiss ULOTHiKofagi OL'B Fai l and Wjntkk (.l jthiwo v liTWS AUK OW aKCKIVIKO y-Vli ABB NOW BBOBIVINO tf-WK AUK NOW JCJCIV1CI Z.-WI AUki NOW RKCklVINM m TUI MCL'OND lN8TALMICNTT,Jl TB OECONO lNbTAI.UKNT'u THB BaCIOND l&S'I ALMit XT'ua Thb BaOONO Imstalbbntol jWUKACriJfCL luB.H (JOUDS. BKaUTIVOL Fuiiih Uauus, aeliKAurii'L inuuH Goons. Bmi'Tinii, Fuksh Goons. uhd,- We have asp enaid stc of the vi-i tiewei! thluii ou our o moter aud though enr sa'oj are s i large we baveforiy cutters and seven huudred haudi to kt-i p nnr Balesroonn tilled. Ther e fc re optn lor ilb Irspsctlou of uny who will cn and tee for tbemselves. -Tlie New Oonds Just receiving are: f Overcuavi. from 7-7 to fiii. IndlHiieosahlt Suite, fetreet Jaokew. lleay hue (to da without overo-at. , Fauoy Ovut backs, btyltkb l heMrhVlds. Youiha' Che'terltsiiia. Boys' J.'ouhle breasira Ha- kl. Youths' ai d Boys' Hull. Cnnuren'a Garibald i. Children' Blsoia-ks. Ohlidreu'a Prince Imp rials. Chtld'eu's tlhaoiberlatn. Child, eu'a Vauoy Overooata. a J-A large to oe of aalesmoa to give good Atten tion to all, either looking or bnvlug. WaNAMAKKK & BROWN, THE LAKGlLbT CLOfHINU Huuau, OAK UALd, The corner ot SIXTH and MAJi;KUT 0'.U, MAnniED. HA WORTH-HUSTBH-Oo the M4 Instant, by the He. K B.Bade. I. I).. FRANK H. HAWOKTII to MARY.dnnghter of Willi sm A. Hunter. Esq., all OfPhllanelphla. PRRKY FLinFhON. On Haptemher 10, at the Bwhel M. K. Chinch Parsonaae, No. 127 Oonres sir.', bi Rev. Onnrge W. at anlauchlln, GKOKUK W. PKitBY to BAKAU K. FI.K.HHIIN. DIED. BROWN. 'At Lake Oomo, Minnesota, on the aftor roon ot tn ltn luniant, MABY J., youngoat daugh ter of Wllilam Bmwn. 7 be relative and friends of the family are respect fnlly Invited to attend tbe (nneral, from the rmlunnoe ol ber father. No. 166 Locust street, on Tuesday after noon, see tTth instant, at t o'clock, without further noitr. To proreod to lu-el HI'l. 1aWr Y . A the reeldnnoe or ber aon-ln-law, G. W. Proctor, at Lewlsbifg. Pa., on tho evening ol tne 131 instam. Mm. SALLY LoWKRY, widow of the late Justus Lowery, former y ol Miliurd. Ue'. The relatives ana friends oi ths family are respect fully iLVtted to attend the fnueral, from the residence of Mrs. f. Petltt, No tit Federal street, ou Monday morning at 10 o'nloos. MnHKIHK- on iheiad Instant, MART, wife of P. MrBrtdM. In the 4 id year of her age. The relatives and friends or tbe family are respect fully Invited to attend ber funeral, from hr bus bai d's rrslclerce. Mo. 117 Walnut sireot, on Monday a li pr poor, the 2ih Instant, at S Volnni-. . WfiMKLSDORF. On tne til Instant, HKNUY VOUKI 81HJHK. In thef4ih rear ot his age. The relatives and friends ot the family, also Black Hank Tribe. No. 26 I, (). of It. M. are resiiwifnlly Invited to attend tbe funeral, from bis lae rmldnoe. No. ml Dunlon street. ebo Otter, on Monday, the 20ih maiant, alio o'clock. To proceed to Monunisul Cemetery . , AmebioaIJ Life Insurance Company Of Philactolprila. 8s Em Corner Fourth and Walunt Streets. Jn-Tfits Institution hatno tuperior in the United Sate 010 -MACHINES, j FAMILY SEWING JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC. REMOVAL. Messrs. BAILEY & CO. HATE REMOVED TO THE NEW ESTABLISHMENT, Cor. CHESNUT and TWELFTH, tilth PHILADELPHIA. JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO., IMPORTERS OF D I A 31 O IV I MANDFAOTUH t!i US or DIAMOND JEWELRY. No. 002 CHESNUT STREET, SW PHILADELPHIA. C. & A. PEQUIGMOT, fciMaaulacturers of WATCH CaBES. and Dealer In American and Imported "W A T O II IS S, No. 18 South SIXTH Street, 1 6jrptnths Manufactory, No. S2 8. FIFTH Strett. CLOAKINGS. LADIES' CLOAKINGS. STBA WBRID aE CLOTHIER Of FEB A VERY LARGE STOCK OF BLACK BEAVERS Pclectcd expressly for LADIES' CLOA.K.INOS comprising the best makes of FOBEUiN AND DO MESTIC (lOODS. Every grade Is warranted all wool. BLACK BKAVK1W, 2 69. BLACK BEAVE1W. BLACK BKAVEJW, 160. BLACK BUAVEItS, 4 00. BLACK BEAVERS, t'SO. BLACK BEAVE1W, etO. BLACK BEAVE1W, t 60. BLACK BEAVER8, OS. BLACK BEAVERS, t'SO, BLACK BtKAVERS, TOO. BLACK BEAVERS, (00. BLACK BEAVERS, lO'OO. BLACK BEAVERS, 1200. fTVW t.AH. . u . M . S A M Al -Jm H.. nt ft a assortment nosarpMstd la tbU oouutry. DualilAa l.n.. ... ah&mw meilrsk tt UCDIUn aUCVfJ UWtl Vf UHT SVVI s"Wv CIOAKIKC4S the market aflords. STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER, . CEXTKAL EMrOEIUM, Corner EIGHTH and MARKET, 10 19 St Pn-TLADKLPHIA. rUE JSliVKNllI K11I0ML BANK, IV. W. rorner rorilTH and MARKET Bta Bollclls the accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers, and trades In general. Prompt and carelal attention given to the Interests ot our Depositors and Oorres pondente. t to liutP r" A"i OAJIUIEB. DRY GOODS. PARIES a WARNER, Bfo. 223 North NIJiTU Street. Black Alpacas and Black Alpaca Poplins, Marl Popllts, Oay Plaid Popllne. Cah meres, De'al nee, Reps, eto. Mo. 1C0 pieces last color Calicoes. Manchester Ginghams, HEBIKO GOODS, Large assortment, ordered early In the seaaon, direct from Ihe manufacturers. Ladles' Merino Vests, tl, I'IS. l M. WX, fM, l MX. (1 75, fl'STX. (2. it 12H. tiili, S VX, i-50. Ladies' Merino Pants. Gents' Meilno 8hiit, 7!o., 1, 1'12,', fist, tl'87; Oents' Merino Diawers all rr'oee. H Uses' Merino Vests. 47S. 50, and 6a;. Bojs' Merino Bhirte and Drawers, all aim, UOnKKTICSt. 0 rases very heavy Canton Flannel, 25o. Canton Flannels, V.i, 15. 16, IS, 20, Is, M 23, etc, 5 hales all-wool Flannels. All-wool Flannels, ts, tl, I7X, 45, 50, etc, Bnllardvale Flannels. Cotton and Wool Flannels. 12V, 25. il, rift, so. All-wool fhaker Flannel, 60o.. bargain. Plain and twilled Red and Orey Flannels, 1 bale Grey twilled Flannel. 25a. All the leading makes ot Muslins. Bleached Musilns. 12X-. Is. 15, is, 17, IS. etc. Unbleached do., 10. 1'iS'. U. II 18, 17, etc. Pillow Case and Sheeting Muslins. HLANHKT9. Large sssortnient All-wool Blankets. Crib and Cradle Blankets. Best Water proof Cloaklngs. Broobe Long ishawls, 12; worth . All-wool Blanket Shawls All-wool Casslmere.fi; worth f.-M. Bargains In Ladles' and Gents' Hosiery. 100 dczeu Fleeced Silk Gloves, 20, Small Plaid Shawls, 7Eo. Bargains in Linen Hdkra. from auction. Full line Velvet Ribbons, best brands. Splendid assortment Hamburg Edgings aud In sertlngs. Dimity Bancs, Daisy Rnining.etc. Linen Shirt Fronts. 25 45, 6", 66, 62., and T5o. Buck Purses from auction, 10, 15, and 20c. Oents' Suspenders, Neck Ties, eto. Jouvln's beat quality Kid Gloves, la blacks and new choice fall colors. It FABIES A WABKEB, MO. SI3 . MIRTH ST., ABOVE RACE, pRICE & WOOD. K. W. COBWEB EIUIITII AID FILBEBT, HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YOBK 500 dozen Ladies', i-enia', and Children's GloVes lined; Laales' Cloth, Berlin ana Kpuu uilk wlovei do ' ttents' Berlin and hpun tsilk Olovt-s. do.: Children's Spun Silk aud Berlin Gloves, lioect; Children's Blue o olli Olovf a, Bu.net Cloth Gloves; Ludl's' aud Ohli dreu'a Huliaua cioth Gloves, etc, eto. Ladles' ana Gents' Hosiery. A large assurtmer t Ladles' Linen Cuffs and Collars A cheap lot ol IMiriHy Knd, is aud Koo. 200 Uoehu Ladles' Hemsiliolied Haudkerchlefs. all Linen. IRC Laules' Hem-stitched Handkerchiefs, 25. 2g. SI. 18 40,46 600. UP IO 1-I0. ' ' Lao lis' Tucked Handkerchiefs, oil Linen. Lanies' and Gems' Liutn Cauibrlo iluudkerchiers, very chf ap. SOU clout u Blrdere linen Towels, !2'J cents, worth 13 .aM. tl'ii l.lr Aii llitrk.linrk Towels. S6. 28. 1. cents: Lluen XMspkins, .1 &0,tlT5, (2, 2 6v, 'uy "u 5 a do., n. Bu-ached and (Tnbleaobed Table Linens. Bleached aud Unbleached MiiHiiua. (enion Flannels, 12',, Hi, 1.20, ii, S8, 31, 85, 88, 4.'. and 0 cent, per yard. IXANNELN. FJLAfiMELM. Berratns In Flannels. All-wool t' lannels. 20, St, 83, SS, 45. RO. 62,'',75c. (baker Flaunt-is, ali wool, yard wide. Dcniet i'laoue's, 12X, tl, 23, SI, 21, 40, aud 45c, Kt cl and Grty 1 willed Flannels. Plaid ribtriibg tlanne.sand Opera Flannels. Slam Plaid and l'lald PopllnB. cheap, A cheap lot of Dress Goods, 2 j cents per yard. Black Alpicas and PopUu Alpacas. BLANKET. BLANKET. A large assortment of Blankets, at the very lowest maraei prices. HKBINO TKSTS AMD PANTS. Ladles' and Gents' Merino Vests and Pauls; Boys' and Girls' Merino Vests and Pants, al the very lowest market prices. PRICE & WOOD. W. W. tORHEBEIOUTU AND FIXBEBT. N. I). Jouvln's Kid Gloves, best quality. 10 8 sw TKFANTS' EMBKOIDERRD WAISTS. L M11 open to dy a tew lota of Iulauta' Worked VValsiH. very xooil tor tbe price, MILK ILLi.lON, IU PCFFKD SI'EJf- r.BH, Unusually good, for Is and 25 ents a yard, SUIT HBSJSiNEt.S MET. Will open to-day. a vrj large quantity, for 12'J cents a yard, not one-half price. This Net will wasn COTTON MEflHIH OU ILLUSION, Single ground aud sheer Will not wash wril. An excellent subatliuiM lor silk lor many purposes, jl good quality lor 12,'i cents, about one-halt usual price; nearly yard wide. HA: Al. TIIBEAD I.ACE COM. IBS. A lot nt Collars, purauaaed tor oOconmon lUedollar, WblcU makes ilieni vi ry cheap. IIAMHUKU 1LHTNC'IW. For Pillow case tilmmlng, medium wloih, on Vic lorU Lawn, tbe choice ot many patterns, tor 25 cents, many of wti'ch nav been to cwn, A'WoliMs's Lace and Embroldeiy Store, No. IS N. E iwit I'll btrest. lt NEW PUBLICATIONS. ELEGANTLY ILLUSTttATED PHOrO GUAflilC BOOKS. Scotland, her Songs and Soeuery. 14 I'huli grapbs. The Oberlaud and its Glacier., is Photographs. Flemish Kellcs, Archi ucuiral and I'lutorlul. iUlucd Abbeys and Cuslles ot Great Britain. S6 Photographs. Tne Tuamu'; Illus trated with Photographs and Woodcus. bhalce kf'peare's Birtlir ln' w, Home and O'ave Kngllsh Lake, Mountains and Watei tails. 13 Photographs. Lady ot tbe Lake, with 14 Photographs of Scenery. Tho woiks of Wlikle. Mulready, and Blrket Foster, Itulns of Pompeii, large Photngrapolo vlt'ws THE ENGLISH BJOKSTORE, 10 ti No. 721 SANeiOM STREET. I C A R NOTICE. Particular attfntton Invited to our choice stock of CiOAltS,omprislcg leading Imported Brands and Fuguet's"Murlaua Blta," and FraDlavoio" brandi. Tbese fine Philadelphia-made Cifara are proving standard articles, by reanu of tbe'r Intrluslo merits and moderate prh es. smokers wuo have not made their acquaintance, or fairly tried Uiem, should do so bow. bold in orialual packages at lowest ilgurei. SIMON C0LT0X k CLAUKE, N. W. Corner 1JIJ0AU mid WALNUT Sts., 10 24 6I6P PHILADELPHIA. RODGER8' AND WOHTfcNHOLM'8 POCKKI KNIVV-S. Pearl and Stair Handler, of beautiful hiilHh. RODUEKh' and WALE A BUTCHER'S RA ZONH, and Ihe eeltbratod LEOOULTRK KAZOR bClbSOKSOf the tlueat quality. iiaftors. Jkniven, rvcuwura, hvuu ibui. vnivitiry vrriina and Polished, at P. 14 ADEIUA'S. Nu IU a TENTH belo' iru, ... iw ilhe KAFNKBS EVEJKY INSTUOMEXT THAT and skill have Invented to assist tho bearing in every degree of dealutxwi also, Retplra tors: aluOi Crandall'a Patent Crutches, superior to any others In use, at P. MAD EI EA'tj, No. . TJt(STii Street, belgw CUesnut, Wbvi SHEPPAUD, VAN HAELIHGEU & AEHIS0H. LINENS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, MUSLINS. AND EVERY VARIETY OF HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS, CURTAINS. CURTAIN MATERIAL?, ETJ. EIO. NO DRE88 GOODS. BelDK tha OLDEST Establishment for the 8PB CIAL BALB OF THB ABOVE GOOD we eta glYetoonrpatrongtheadTantageof long experience and thorough aeqaalntaaee wlih thU BpeoUI Department of the DRY QOOD3 BU3INE3S,and making all oar runoaA.9El FOR CASH, secure to them the LOWE3I 103 BIB LB PRICES at whioh the sane miMltle. are .oKl, either la this or tue New York market. No. 1008 CHESNUT Street Philadelphia. 1868. J08EPH H. THORNLEY Would reapeotfal'y present his claims tor a share or pubilo patronage by offering the following Induce ments, Via.! An Attraotire Stock Splendid Assortment. Prices Put Down to the Lowest Notch. SPECIAL ATTENTION INVITED TO raislcy Sliawls. Ltroche Shunts. Silks and Dress Hoods. Blankets and Flannels. Cloths and CassI meres. LIKENS. QUILTS, PIANO and TABLE COVURS. 8KIB1W, COHajfilB, KTU KIO. JOSEPH H. THORNLEY. N. E. Cor. EIGHTH and SPBIAU UAKDEN, 16 Sm Bp PHILADELPHIA. 727 rOPlMil PBICES 727 IOR I It Y O O O Z S. RICKEY, SHARP & CO., Ho. 727 CHE SMUT STREET, Importers, Jobbers and Retailers. Have now on exblol'lou THE MOST EXTHNeilVE AND DESIRABLE STOCK In this market. - Their stock la unrivalled for EXTENT, VA RIETY and general adaptation to the wants of tne trade. They are In.con.tant receipt o( BAKU AINU, which are freely offered by tho yard, place, or oko. RICKEY, SHARP &. CO., NO. 727 CHESNUT Stroot. PHILADELPHIA 0 PROPRIETORS OF HOTELS; BOARDING-HOUSES AVl SHIPPING. We have a special Wholesale Department lor sup plying LINEN AND COTVOM BHKETINO, TOW ELS. NAPKINS, S1NULE liKO AND BERTH BLANKETS, and other goods partloularly adapted to your wants. All the above kinds ot OOODj made np at short notice U desired. STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER, CESTKAL duy GOODS STOKE, coB.Eienin and market mtkeets. yELYETEmS, TOPLIXS, FLUSHES. lMaiii and Yelour Velveteens, Heayy Yeiuur ropHns, Silk r lusliea, In all color?! rorLailK'h'aiiil BlissesMValk ing Suil, FOR KU.K BY J0I1IV W. 'MOMS, Nos. 405 and 407 N. SliCOND St., S 2rp rillLADELrHIA. rQ COUNTRY MERCHANTS. We bave cow In store a very large and varied as sort rut nt of LADIES' CLOAKINGS. By calling; on ns yon can not only see all the styles in vogne, but be supplied Iu quantities to suit at the lowest wholesale rates. Comparison of slock and i rices with any wholesale hoose solicited. Samples sent by mall wh n doslred. STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER CESTU4.L EMPOKICM, con.EiGrarn and mabkkt tbeetsj, IU tm PHILADELPHIA. OLD AT A 8 A O B I n c a- " BUoAlLKVELW'Sh Ki l( K KOLIBH I BA1'K3, BUCK 'A'?. s ti r aI k $ ir.L vt.i- guts, BLACK Kat.lSU OKAPE VEILM. BLAlK TAKLaTANS, JSLAtK KKAL TH HEAD LA0EH. BlyACK IMITATION LAUEH. BLAtK KIBBONH. BLAt K CKA lK Kl BBONS, BLACK GLOVES, EfU Wfti Will bi"cfLJilt.I0M n;-o CLOSE BUHINE. U ion, NO. liMt UfilEafii UT btrseb JUGT OPENED, 250 FINE MARSEILLES QUILTS, LARGE SIZE. A. GKEAT BARQAJN SDEPPBII, VAN DAELKGIK & IRRfSH, So. 100S CHESNUT STREET, 10 243trp PHILADELPHIA.' H STEEL & son Wonld call particular attention to their stook of FIJIE LIOKS CLOAKING YELYHTS. Black Closkt' g Velvets, . Black Cloaking Velvets, III Black Oloaklug Velvets. Its. Black Cioaklig Velvets, lit. . Black Cloaking Velvets, lit. Black Cloaking Velvets, Black Cloaking Velvets, M. Black Cloaking Velvets, Ut. Jiiack Cloaking Velvets, u. Black Cloaking Velvets, 30. Flue Silk Plushes for SalUi. Blues. Browns. Porples, Dahlia and White, from ts-60 to 20. Silk FlnisU Velveteens, all colors, to tl-'oO. Trimming Velvet?, all colors. Trimming Satins, all oolor. Fine Paisley Shawls. Fine Prer ch Bronte Bbawls. Fine German Broohe Sbawi.. Bioch Shawls In grtat variety, IIS to SlDo. NewstyieaWo.llenSiiawla. ilch Ir luted t asnmerefhawls. Black Thibet Long and Square Bbawls, A large aud choice stock of FINK FBENCH DRESS GOODS, at less than cost of Importation. NOS. T1S AND 71S N. TENTH STRCBT, It PHILADELPHIA. fOURNIKC DRE8SG0003 A full line of STANDARD BLACK DRB( FA BltlCS, all much under regular prices. BLACK VELOTJB OTTOMANS, BLACK WOOL EPINQ LINES, BLACK WOOL POPLINS, BLACK POPLIN ALPACAS, BLACK &OH A IR ALPACAS, BLACK IRKNCH MERINOEJ, BLACK WOOL DELAINES, (CLACK PARISIEMNKs. BLAlK UOU11NINO SILKS. ALSO, FANCY DRESS GOODS, 1000 SHAWLS, l to t'0. IIK VFLVAT CLOAKS, ROYAL BLANKE1S AND QUILTS. FAMOUS CANTON FLANNELS, FItiCNOa PRINTS AND DELAISIW, . BALMOBAL SKIRTS. COOPER & COWARD, S. E. Cor. NINTH and MARKET, etSftitn'imrp PHILADELPHIA. JALL OrEJilU-SlIAWLS, ETC ETC EYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND ARCUa HAVE OFJCiC LYONS VKLVKIS. BnOCUE SHAWLS, KOYAL POPLINS. BLACK RIBBED POPLLMH, LAUQE BLANKETS, DAMASK NAPKINS, lOlStothism HOUUKKEKPlNa GOODS HATS AND CAPS. JOKES. TEMPLH ft CO . , T A B H i O N A a L K HilTssll No. U 8. NINTH Street, lint door above Uheuiut .trees. s sg SWARBDRTON'S IMPBOTHD Uted.and easy-ttttlng '.tmEu$ . all the Improved toMLE? UUtw
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