THE DAILi EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 18G8:
NEW YORKISMS.
From Our Own Oorreirpondent.
New York, Oct. 2!, 1803.
It is characteristic of
HOIUCK GRKKLEY
tliat he declines t3 rnn for f'onnress 1n the Fifth
District, find leaves the (Imputation of that
honor between General Nelson Taylor and John
MorriMPy.
He accept, however, the nomination of the
Repnbllcon County Convention for tho ofUce of
Register, and has fur his opponent the lion.
Slichael Coujliy.
Ills conduct needs no explanation. Its aim U
simply to Ktreurtheu the Uepublicau ticket, m
it will cer,t'n!y d), by an inureusod nntnber of
voters.
Tuo a'loiidfMce at the Investigation of the
ROSKNIIKRH NATURALIZATION FRAUDS.
iu the room of the Unl e 1 s.nt District Attor
ney, before CouiiiiissLiivr Cs'joiii, bin bt;eo
crowded daily.
On the purl of the defen.-e an attempt was
TJn8uecesfully mode to oSt iiu u disni'mml of tho
case, on the RroaiU tbat tlio act nnJ!r which
the proceed inur was Instituted applied only to
eamen and their nf.nrnlizaMon papers.
Meanwhile arrauztueui9 have beeu made to
arrest, under warrants from the Dulled State
Coart, every person prc-entini a fmuJulont
naturalization paper.
Aside from this system of fr.ul, the names o
four thousand persons have, been dipcovernd
Who (to not livo In tho localities whenco they
were reRletered.
i Consequently, an extensive force hsu been
orgouized, whose fole buMnr--; it will b to iu
quiro into the right to vote of crcry person
rcglhtcrerl.
On Tucsdity evening
CMOS SQL' AUK
and its sutrouiulincs were occupied by abou
twenty thousand people n.'s juib'.ed to listen to
the utterances of the great and giftel G jneral
Frank P. Blair, Jr.
Ue arrived rather lute, but was received with
violent nercams, which geeiucd like endeavors
to choke off that tall talker, Mr. James N.
Thayer.
Ttie tall talker, however, refused to be choked
off, and talked on until be had bad his say out,
and the orator of the evening cajie forward.
Perhaps there are no such things as omens.
Otherwise it wonl 1 seem a little singular that
jut a be did so the great calcium light should
be extingubhed, and tue gas-light spresd-eale
should ' go out," all except his bill, and stead,
fastly rcftire all attempts at lcillumlnation.
The trappings ineide Titmmany Hall and out
side, arouud Union square, were expensive and
lavish. All that blinding lights, flaunting
streamers, deafening bells and cannon, and
brazen music could do was done until midnight
came.
Before the meeting broke up specimen "Rrlck''
Pomeroy soliloquized aloud,
Gil the same evening the
BROOKLYN BOYS IN BtA'E
bnd a masrniticent turnout, and were joined by
thoi-o from Jersey City, UoboKen, ana Newark.
The line, of the procession was indicated by
those intermittent tire spouts, in the slipe of
rockets and Uoman candle?, which are the
universal expression of political emotion.
Superintend' nt Kennedy, by-the-by, has for
bidden any election bon tires to be lit, and has
ordered the confiscation of all boxes, barrels,
hogshead", etc. accumula'ed lor such, purpose.
The
POLICE COUUT9
are at orcent biy with a ba'.ch of burglaries,
forgeries, Urcenie?, bomiciis, malicloui prose
cutionc, and what nor. To wilt
On TuesOay afternoon a number of deputy
collector, among whom was Frederick B.
Lawrence, visi'ed ItUu.owii, iu the Ultii ward,
Jirookl.vn. tor the purpo e ol makiugaraid upon
some illicit distilleries there. Au improvisoed
crowd atlacked them with sticks and stones,
and Lawrence. Qiia it pistol in self defeuse,
accidentally, though U is believed not fatally,
shot a woman who was taking uo part in the
Retribution in a very swift form overtook a
voune blackguard, ascd fourteen, who was In
the habit of applying the iiltuiesi epithets iu the
F,ve Points dictionary to ttie wile of a coal-barge
captain at one of the East river piers. She put
an end vo it and htm by bhooting him dead with
a 8l)Hrp'ii revolver.
A Mr. It. u. Alexander has been running up a
bill at the Filth Avenue Hotel, and presenting a
forged check in payment thereof.
John fcpicer, accused ot complicity in ths lar
ceny of $45.01)0 worth or United States bonds
from the Sub-Treasury last July, will receive his
doom this morning at thu Lauds of the Touibi
magistrate.
You iemeraber the robblu? of a dray loaJ of
trunks belonging to Mr. Black, of the firm of
Ball & Bl ick, jewelers 1 All too trunks except
ing four and a tiu box whose contents ore valued
at $2000 have come to light in a whimsical
mnnuer. At dtU'erent hours of iucceesivenights
they were di-covered by the police, abandoned
at a dozen different point along Fifth avenue
and Broadway, and niotof teem repainted aud
the articles of dress transfeired.
A thiet named Uough bus been lmitatlcg the
audacity of the Ball & lilacs thieves by cu
toring the bed-room of two ladies living iu
Bleecker street, and snatching and making otf
with watches aud diamond rim's (o the value ot
several hundred dollars, while their owuei'd
were en dushabill and iu bed.
A six thousand dollar burglary in Canal street
has likewise been frustrated. Tne burglars, two
in number, had hired the unocctipb-d bssemeut
of the premiei, under prcteuso of opantna a
trunk stoie. During the ni"ht they concealed
themselves in theirnewly biied basement, and
from the store above conveyed six thousand
dollars' worth of leathers aud satins into a small
instalment ol trunks. As thy were removing
these at six o'clock next morning, one of the
lew Argus-yed U. P. '6 capped a stopper on
them.
In the Brooklyn Supreme Court Mr. Leonard
O. Klinck, in his suit apainet Charles L. Hard
ing auu otheis for $30,000 damages, has received
a verdict of $500) in his favor. His suit gre w
out of the defalcation of Folger & Tibbs, two
years ago, when that Brm bougbtSlOO.OOO worth
ot goods on credit, and immediately disposed ot
them below cost to various Western firms.
6ome ot them were traced to the store of a
Cincinnati auctioneer, to whom they hd been
consigned by Mr. Klinck. Oue of the results of
the protecutton instituted Bfra'mbt the firm of
Polger & Tibbs by lis creditor, wan the im
nrlBonment of Klinck, whose suit for malicious
prosecution has just been triumphantly (for
himi Ipimlnated.
And these put arraphs would be strung out to
a weariSiime lengtn were I to aeta'.i tne prov
able murders and certain homicides that ntve
loomed up within the last two days.
THE TOtJHOER TYHO
has excited the ire of the Rev. 8. M. Rice, rector
ot Jersey City Grace Church, by announcing his
Intention to preach next Tuesday evening iu the
mlouiHin of that metrooolis.
The Beveiend Rice, indeed, goes so far as to
accuse him of waywardness and eccentricity,
and thinks he would bo bet'er employed in
Visiting his etc ana Durymg nis ueau, to.au iu
rendering nimseu once more nauiu k au euuic
coL.til trial and admonition.
But young Tyug, in his way (like Henry Ward
Beecher In his), smiles at Satan's darts, whilst
be laces a frowning woria, ana ssys, --iai ou
brothers, taut on: uaveii an your own waj.
For the last two days the subjeclor
RITUALISM
has been discussed In the Protestant Episcopal
CouvcnUou. f-omo of the clergy thought tLut
the tendency towsrds Ritualism ran into Inde
cency, snd some tbat tbe less sud about It the
I"h would be known about u, and the less known
about It the better. Yesterday wa the clojini
up day.
ANNA DICKINSON
id fhortly to lecture here on "Wbrkingwomen."
The lecture Is to be for the benefit ol tbe "Work
InBwomen's Centiol Association," and Cooter
Hnll is to bo placed gmtuitounly at her disposal.
The lectures on comparative anatomy by
TROF. F. O. LEMRROIRR
ere drawlne large audiences at Cooper Institute.
All the ealient points arc illustrated by masriil
fled models, which he dissects, and which are of
suehaize fbat nj process ot the Uu:octlon is
lost upon any ln'olliuent listener.
These models arecallPd "Clastic Models," and
wer prepared expressly lor Prof. Lemcrcier's
use by Dr. Augoux. of Paris.
The latest sensation In which
MR. EEKon's DBTECTIVKH
have fleured n stoppin?a Jog-0ght that was in
proprcs in William-burp. A choice collectiou
ot the laney were there; but tiic detecttvci use t
their reolvets o Judiciously that tbe 8. P. C.
A. triumphed, una tue principal malelactors
were arrested.
Misa KM.r.oao
bus been finding in what by the happy exag
geration of compliment is called opera. Witli
the solitary exception of Miss Kellogg's the
singing and acting have been execrable.
A exhibitions of herself hor voic. her cul
ture, her dramatic sentiment her every appear
ance has been a success.
As an exhibition o! any artistic good in her
support, ttiey have beeu failures
The dcbire to fce
LEOTARD
has caused every seat for tonight at the Aca
demy of Music to be taken.
From the line of ticket purcbaners visible at
the various places of sale, you ini;ht think the
ninscular Christians of the nineteenth century
were turning In.o tho Gymuosophlsts of the
ninth. An Baua.
MUSICAL AM) DRAMATIC
Tlie Oily Aiiinscments.
At tub Walwdt the new sensation drama of
F; or, Branded, will be performed this evenlngi
with Mr. t. L. Davenport in four distinct char'
actcrs.
At tub Ancn Lottn's engagement will conclude
at the end of the present week, so that there
will be but a few more opportunities to sea her.
Mrs. Drew announces tbat she has purchased
the sole right to present in this city Mr. H. J.
Byron's drama of the Lanoiahire Lass. This
play is now being very successfully performed
at Wallack's Theatre, New If ork, and It will be
produced at the Aich on Mctduy evcuing, No
vember 9.
At tub CnESNtrr the last evening perform
ance of The Grand Duchess will b? given to
nleht. To morrow the Worrell Sisters will have
a benefit, when La BeUe Uc'ene will be produced.
Tbe farce of The Good for Nothing will be given
ns an afterpiece, with Miss Jennie Worrell as
"Nan."
At thb American there will be au attractive
miscellaneous entertainment.
At Carl Isentz' and Mark Hosier's Orches
tral Matinee, on Saturday, at Musical Fund
Ila'l, Mondel-sohn's "Keformation Symphony"
will be performed. A delegation from tne New
Tork Philharmonic Society will assist.
The rehearsals of the "Reformation Sym
phony," by the combined orchestras of Csrl
Sentz, Mark Hauler, aud the New York Pail
barmonlc Society, are being conducted with
great care and vigor, having reference to itg
production in h stylo of iuiaiituble nud unsur
passed grandeur and elliciency. Musical Fund
Hall will doultle.3 be crowded ou b'uturday
tittcrnon.
Tub Season op Oieka Eouffe which wil
coiunience at the Academy of Jluic on Monday,
November 0, promises to be a brilliant one. Mr.
Buteman bas two companies iu the field, and in
addition to Tostee, Duchesne, Leluc, Ltgrill'oul,
and the other artists who have already estab
lished their reputations in th's olty, we will
have an opportunity to mke the acquaintance
ot Iruia, Aujac, and the rest whose fame has
reached us from other quarters. Tho seasou is
limited to twelve nights, aud Barle B'eue, with
Irma and Aujac in the leading to'es, will be
glveu during the first week. The sale of re
served seats will commence on Wednesday,
November 4, at the Academy of Music aud at
he music store of Messrs. Boner & Co., No.
1102 Chebiiut street.
CITY ITEMS.
Mkn's, Youths', Boys', and Childbin's Cloth
ing rtadv-made finest assortment in the city; also,
choice stock of selected styles of Piece Uoodt, ta be
made to order.
ktlle, fit and xivrK-manship of our garment! turpmsed
bynonerqiiallrdbjfew. AU price ouaraUr.e(i lower
than the loufit elsewhere, and full talisanion guaran
teed every purehater, or the tale cancelled and money re
funded.
Half uxv Mveen 1 Bknnbtt A Co.,
fuihand Tow kb Hall,
Sixth streelt,) So. 81H Mabkut St.,
PlTILADKLPHI,
And No. COO Bboadway.Nbw Vobk.
OllSBBVK.
l'lm quality of material,
tltbt-clfiss woikuiunshlp,
Latest style, Is the
IKttity-mude Ciotblng at
C'UiBLTS PTOKES it C'J
Jl'hT USING OI'KNED.
All new,
Brown, I)rab,nd Oreen-mlxed Irlih Frel.e Coatlues.
Dark nd Llfibl BroA'ii ftud Ureeu bcolcb C'hbvlots,
for salts.
B.'atk, Brown, Dahlia Blue, and the beautiful
NlW Colobed Bbavkbs,
for Wa'klog and Kveulug Coats, an elegADt novelty
foi Cienta' wear, to be fouud only at
C'UABLKS HTOKKS & (JO.'B.
An endless variety ot Fancy Casslmeres.
Iinb Fbkmcb Calk Boots and Gaitfrs. The
man who bas never ezperleneed tbe pleasure of
wetrlcg a pair ol bools made by William II. Ilelweg,
Is to some extent an object ef commiseration. We
peak knowingly, hvlQi worn Eelweg's boots for
years. Tbelr comfort, however, is not their only
recommendation, as they are made of the best mate
rial and In the very best manner Holweg will no
employ an Incompetent workman; therefore bis
work is always U rat-class. Ills store and factory Is
at WO. 636 Arch Street, neit to the corner of Blxtu,
Jbwklbt. Mr. William W, Cuddy, no. 13 Booth
Recond street, baa tbe largest and most attractive
assortment of tine Jewelry and silverware in tbe city.
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining a real, pare arti
cle furnished at a price which cannot ba equalled.
Be also bas a Urge stock of American watches In all
variants and at ail prices. A visit lo his store Is sure
to result In pleasnre aud profit.
CAsravrs Housekeepers (and especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the city) will Uud it
to tbelr interest by calling at 3. T. Delacroix's whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse, No. 16 South Beoond
street, above Cbesnut, betore purcbaslug elsewhere
Bee advertisement in another col am o.
MishKh' and Chilubkm's Dbbss Makinu In tbe
latest Fails styles,
U. Bkokmakbb fe Co.,
No. 1024 Chsanut street.
Dbinx the famous Arctlo Soda Water, and read Tua
Kvkkino TLLBflBAPH. at HUliiiBn's News Hiand, at
Norlh Pennsylvania Depot.
Gbovkb A BAKBB'a Ulghest Premium Bewtng
otachluett. No. 730 Chesuut streot,
Mabkl's Mistak a, by Mrs. Abo. 8. Stephens,
Author ofFsahlon and Famine," "Doub'y F'te."
etc. It Is ODly a few months since we chronicled the
publication of "Doubly False" by tblj popular au
thorera, but althoagh tbat book created as enthu
siasm wLlch ptrbaps no former work ol hers ever
surt.assed, we flad tbe volume before ns In many
respects worthy of blgber praise tbsn Its predeoessors
In point of Oramitlo eflsjt and thrilling lotereit
'Mabel's Mistake" Is fully Pa fqal, and, regarded In
an artUilo point of view, we think it superior botb In
Its range of oharsclers and power of portrayal. Tbe
heroine. Mabel, Is one of the most beautiful concep
tions we remember Id any bonk, and the lesdlug as
sistant dramattt ptrtomr are drawn with a vigor and
vividness that make them fitting auslllnrlcs. Ttie
ebaracter of Jazzes Harrington, la saorlflalag whom
alorg with herself to wl.at she believe! duly Mabel's
Kit take consisted, Is a not:e, man'y creatiou, that
stands out before us as clearly as the men moving
about us dally. For sale byT. B Peterson A Bros.,
No. 106 Cbesnut street.
Trknwith' Nkwh Dspgt. lately openni on Ones
nut ai wet ofMxtn, o. t14 Is a model es'bllsnment
ol lis Bind in rvry repor. Nea'ly lined op, mry,
ll(tlit. and rouvrnlniit, gom s conmilcuniMiy nisulayeil
t-eiyililiR In perh ot order, It im r. ally a D;Hvir ti
sup id lila plp . Wo hav J tint received from bim
"Ilarppi' Weekl" and "Monthly," tbe "Atlantic
Monllily." "O.nilo Monthly," etr. In addition t)
these all Ihoo'her ptrlonlosls domrntln and forelvn
the dMlly Jd ers publlsht-d here, Iu Ne YorK. and
other plfcces, rnd tn latest books can be found tino i
his counters, h e deserves success, and will secure It,
iryWi! h avk eoi.n ho fast
1,5-W IC HAVBI niLD U TAT
-Wh utvn auLD so -at
Arf'VN K HAVK NuLU o AHT
Ut'B Fall kd Wintrr Ci,oTHiNi)t
uib Fall akd minibu (Ii.othi.nh ,
Oiib Fall nii Wikiks CuiTHiNU'j j
t)i'R Fall ani Wintku C'ljiuinh-Ij
jSB-Wji ark ow bckivin
JlfWlt ilH NOW BBOBIVINO)
SJ'VVS A UN NOW B.t)KIV0
j-W ABK NOW RK.OK.1VINO
THK KlCII.VI) iNHTALMRVT'ia
Tan mkcund Inhtai.mknt -ift
Tim (SiLCo.wn Imhtalmk t'm jt
THS Sut'ONB iNHTAI.MUN-r-uil
JSTT-BBACTIKUI, Kuk.h Uonos.
-Bk.aUTIKiti. Frhsii Hoods.
m-Hk.autikiil Fbkmh Uoons
-BKAtlTI'UL FBKSH UOillM.
jabi. We have a rp enoid stnek of the very newat
thludu on our counter and thnugti our site are so
larRR we have fun J- cutters aud ouveo hundred bauds
tokep our Balesrooms tilled.
Tuete fBCts are open for in Irsptctlou of any who
will oil and see for themselves.
i-Tbe New (loods Just receiving are:
Fall Overena'4, from 77o to flA.
Indl-tpct'sable Buits,
Htreet Jackets.
Heavy Hacks (to do without overcoati).
Fancy Over Backs.
Stylish I'hesterllelds.
Youibs' Cnoi-terliHlds.
Roys' Double breasted Ba' ks.
Youths' and Boys' Butts.
Children's Uaribaldia.
Children's Blsma-ks.
Children's Prince Imperials.
Child en's Chamberlains.
Cblldi en's Fancy Overcoats.
t-A large fo'ce of salesmen to give good atten
tion to all, either looking or bnylug.
WANAMAKKR ft ERWN,
THE LARGEST' CLOrillNG ltOU8B,
OAK HAL fa.
The corner ot 8IXTH and MAllKKT Btree'.s.
MAnniED.
MFXCH COFAY. On Thursday evening, the
17th InniaRt, by Rev. J. Houston Kccles'on. at bo rest
tlenc or the bride's parents Mr. JOHN B MKLUU
to Miss MABY A. tJOFFAY, both of this city.
BTODDABT GILBERT. On Tuesday evenlnr,
Oc-ober 27, by tl e he. A. A. WlUita I). 1.. Mr. CUH
WKN BTODDART Jb.. to Mis- KATJfi il , daughter
of John Gilbert, tag., all of this city.
DIED.
BR1KDKNHAHT. On the 27th Instant, JOUN C.
BHl.inKiNUAKT.
H:a relatives and male friends, aud also tbe mem
beis of Udge, No. 61. A. Y, M -aud to O der gene
rally, u ruhpeciiully Invited to attend his luueral,
from hla late realdenee. No. I0S cneauut street, on
baturday morning at 10 o'clock. li
CALVERT. On the S71U Instant, after a lingering
illnesx, KICHAbl) T. CALVKKI', In his Sllh year.
The relatives and friends of the family, also Kistern
Star Lodge, No. 1K6, A. Y. SI.; U iluuibla MhtK LoigD,
and the Cider In general: also Beck's Putlaielplila
Band, and the musical fraierulty; also the Columnla
Hose Company, are respectfully invited to atteml tbe
funeral, from his late residence. No. 2t N. Ninth
street, on (Sunday alter noon at 1 o'clock,
1KAY On the 2th instant, Mr. WILLIAM
GRAY, aged 81 yeatr.
Tl.e relatives and ir lends of the family, also mem
bers of 8t. AU!TUStine'4 St. Patrick's Bunellclal unci
ty. r iDyiua o itiua tti., fuuernl. frtttu uts la'e
residence, No. I7 Qirard aveuue, on baturday morn
ing a1. 8.'; o'clock.
PAULUH. On tbe27lh Inst., CHARLE9 PAULTJ3.
aped 3 years.
The relatives and Mends, and Wl'llam B. fchnlder
Lodge, No. Sltt, A. Y. M.-, Columhla Mark, No. si; Ks
plre Lodge, No. 104. 1. O. of O. V.: and all Hie societies
ol which he ws a member, are Invited to attend tbe
funeral, from bis late residence, No, is t Oouirress
street, on Hominy at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Hlxlh
street UnlouyaultJL
AmericaN
Life Insurance Company
Of Philadelphia.
8 E. Corner Fourtn and Walnnt Streets.
KfThi Institution has no superior in the United
&aics blu
CHESTNUT ST.XX
FAMILY SEWING-MACHINES.
AMUSEMENTS.
tar additional Amusement see Third Page.
ARCH STRKET 1 II E A 1 li B.
THK LANCAHIHK LiA.lsS.
MH8, JOHN DKi:W begs lo announce to the
publlo that she puicbased from Lestsr Warack,
Keq tho sole right to present la "Ills city li. J.
lUr m's succesful drama called THE! LANC'A
blllltK LAB", as biiou a' the manuscript play
arrived In this country. The drama (atw be'ng
acted at Wallack's, New York, with tbe greatest suc
cess) will be produced a', tbe
' aSu;h htuekt theTrk
ON MONDAY KVKNINt. rJoVHmberfl,
WITH NKW HCKNKKY, RIU1NAL MUSIC,
MKCHANIOAL EFFECTS. AND
GREAT OAST, 10 2H 4t
MEDICAL.
UDE
BHEU3IATI8M,
IN 13 U R A. T-.OIA.
lVarrnuteil rennaneutly Cured.
Warranted Permanently Cured.
lVItliout Injury to the System.
Without Iodide, Fotassla, or Colchicnui
, Uy Ublus Inrrurdly Only
DR. FITLER'S
GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY,
For Rheumatism and Neuralgia in all its forms.
Tbe only standard, reliable, positive. Infallible per
manent cure ever discovered. It Is warrauted to ooa
tain nothing hurtful or Injurious to the system.
WARRANTED TO CORK OR MONEY RBFUNDXD
WARRANTED TO CORE OR MONEY REFUNDED
Tboosands ot Philadelphia references of cuaes. Pre
pared at
Jio. 29 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Smtulhtt BKLOVY M.ARKKT,
DRY GOODS.
1868.
-JOSEPH H. THORriLBY
Would reepectlul'y present his olalms tor a share
or public patronage by offering tba following lodge
ments, Via.;
An Attract! re Stock.
A SDlendid Assortment.
1'rlccs l'ut DoYin to the Lowest Notch.
BPECIAL ATTENTION INVITED TO
raisley Shawls.
Urcche Shawls.
Silks and Dress Goods.
Blankets and Flannels.
s Cloths and Cassinicrcs.
r.tNKNs onr.Ts prAvn .niTiRrjrivtriia
BKLU'IM, COliahilH, KIO. K1U.
JOSEPH II. TKORMLEY.
N. . Cor. E1UIIT1I and SPRUXU GARDEN,
te am 6p PHILADELPHIA,
0 PROrillLTOIlS OF
HOTELS, BOARDING-HOUSES
AND
SHIPPING.
We have a special Wholesale Department for snn
plying LINEN AND COTTON SHEETING, TOW
iuLU, CiAflLlIsa, HLNULB BUjO AND BERTH
BLANKB.T8, and other goods particularly adapted
to yoor wants.
All the above kinds of GOOD3 made no at short
notice if desired.
SI RAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
COB, EIUIITII AND BIABKET STREETS.
727 POriLlR PiUCES 727
IOR
X JZ Y GJ O O X S.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
Ko. 727 C HE SHUT STREET,
Importers, Jobbers and Retailers,
Have now on exhibition THK MOOT EXTENSIVE
AND DK8IRABLK STOCK in this market.
Tbelr stock la unrivalled for EXTENT, VA
RIETY and general adaptation to the wants of the
trade They are ln.constant receipt of BARGAINS,
which are freely offered by the yard, piece, or package.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
No. 7427 C&E3NTJT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
JJOUSE-FUHNISHING GOODS
IINIiN DAMASKS,
LINEN SHEETINGS,
DAMASK TOWELS AND TOW E LINOS,
NAPKINS AND tOILlKS IN EVERY VARIETY,
Together with our large stock of
DOMESTIC MUSLINS, CRASH, ETC.
J0M W. THOMAS,
Nos. 405 and 407 N. SECOND St.,
g 28 rp PHILADELPHIA.
ALL OI'ENISU-SIIAWLS, ETC. ETC.
EYRE & LAN DELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
HAVE PEN
LYONS VELVETS,
BROCHE SHAWLS,
ROYAL POPLINS,
BLACK RIBBED POPLINS,
LARUE BLANKETS,
DAMA6K NAPKINS,
10 13 tutlit,1m HOOSKKEEPINQ GOODS
r0 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We bave now In store a very large and varied as
sortment of
LADIES' CLOAK1NGS.
By rallieg on na yon caa not only see all the styles
In vogne, but be supplied Iu quantities to suit at tbe
lowest wholesale rau 8.
Comparison of a too and rlcei with any wholesale
house solicited.
bampleasent by mall when desired,
STRAWBRID6E & CLOTHIER
CEMRAL EMPORIUM,
COB.EIC1UTH AND BIABKET STBEETS,
8 24 6m PHILADELPHIA.
SOLD AT A SACRIFICE.
BLACK H1LK VELVETS.
BLACK KKUL1SH CAAPK9,
BLCK FRENCH CRAPES,
BLACK KaULISH CltAPhi VEILS,
BLA1K TARLATANS,
BLACK HI LK NETS,
BLACK REAL Til HEAD LAOES.
BLACK IMITATION LACES,
BLACK RIBBONS,
BLACK CRAPE RIBBONS.
BLACK O LOVES, ETC. Em,
Will be sold at CLOSE BUSINESS.
WARBUKTON.
10 lOtt Na 1004 CHESN UT Hureef.
DRY GOODS.
HNANC1AL.
WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES.
QUN D 8 8 HADES.
It. J. WILLIAMS & S038,
No. 10 NORTH BIXTII STREET,
LAEOEbT MANUFACTURERS, AND CELL
LOW PRICES.
BLINDS painted and trimmed.
BIORE BHADESmadejuad letters jDmthsiui
m f?. LEE,
Ko. 43 1V0RTII EIUIIT1I STREET,
OF K NED Tun DAY FROM AUOTION,
SOpleres EXTRA HFAVT AND EXTRA FINE
fcTRITH POPLINS, 3S and 45 cent; coat over it ts
Import.
FINE DOUBLE WIDTH FRENCH POPLINS. U
cents and 1 1,
HAND.SOM I BILK KPIS&LINK?.
StrilKB BLACK BIKARirZ CLOTH. 3HEAVY.
1-4 HCUOE UMU'Hd FIJU HJ11S.
lack Silks!
Black Silks!
BLACK SILKS FOR SUITS, lt7. W, $J15.
HEAVY HLA .'K Hi lK4, 1 S0,i 7j, anJ J.
HOPERB BLACK SILKS, 1 1 SO to li,
CIHKAPK-T BLACK SILKS IX THB MARKET.
SPECIALTY IN BLACK blLK".
lot) doaea BLACK KID QLOVES from aiotton
fI0. '
Also. GENUINE JOUVIM KID GLOVE'.
ZOdozfn Men's Rial Kid, DArk Ojlors, H'tf.
Job lot Gents' Wolte Dot Olovei, 11.
A splendid line of Laaw Mariao Hosiery.
Ladles' Hemstitch Handkerchiefs, Ure Bargains
Men's Colored Brdsr Hdkb,, r, 4, and so CAati. .
Ocouioe Bslbrlggan U )ilory; very low.
Ladle.' Hemitlicb UJkf. , a apeoiatty.
LOMKTAND ALL-WOOL FLANNEL In va
riety. CANTON FLANNEtS, Bleached and Brown.
Ladles', Uenta', and Children's Merino Underwear.
Black Alracas.obespestla ths olty.
50 pieces Merrlmaa Calicoes, ll.'i cents.
4 4 EDgllsh ChlntBM (Hoyle's) 2 and 11 oents.
100 pieces 6-1 FRKVCit SHEI'ill MULL, for I'.on
log Dresses S7S cents to II- Co it doable. O jly 10
yards In a dress.
Vclvetoons!
Velveteens !
PRIZES CAHTIED IN H07AL HAVANA.
KENTUCKY, and MISSOURI LOll'EUlKi.
Clroulurn atot and Informati'in dlveo.
Jot-EPH BATES. No. It li ROADWAY, New
York, Pott oruoa box, tiOt, IV H liu
VELVETEENS FRO If AUOTION.
VELVETEENS, ALL SHADES.
VKLVETHENS. HANDSOME BROWNS.
VELVETB ESS, ELEGANT BLACKS.
LYONS CLOAKINU VELVETS. BEST IN THK
MARKET.
PO&SON S BE3T VELVETS.
Housekeeping Goods, a Full Liue.
Damask Table Ltoenr, extra heavy.
Napkins, Towtls, Doylies, etc. etc
Dress Goods! Dress Goods!
OREAT BARGAINS IN DIIKS9 Q03DS TJ RE
DUCE feTOCK.
UANDfcO.ME LACE CURTAINS CLOSING OUT1
E. R. LEE,
No. 43 North E1UI1TU Street,
It PHILADELPHIA.
IJAMRICK & COLE,
No. 45 North EIGHTH Street,
OPENED TO-PAY FROM YESTERDAY'S 8ALES,
HEAVY SICILIAN TOl'LINS,
DOUBLE WIDTH,
Brown, Blue, Pnrple, Green, and Wine Colors.
At 41 Cents, Cofet G5 to Import.
Also, 25 1'IECES IIEAVI POPLINS,
I'orlw Kfrliwvii. aII colors, at id cent, cost
I'icenls to laud.
ALSO, ONE LOT
DOUBLE WIDTH SE11UES,
7i centp, cost 60 cents,
ALSO, ONE LOT
VERY 1UCH SILK SEKUES,
Most Detlrable Colorings, at f 1 SO, leas than coat to
import. .
HAM RICK & COLE,
No. 45 North LKiUTH Street.
102Jthstu3i PHILADELPHIA.
CARPETINGS.
Ja T. DELACROIX,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IX
CARPETINGrS
sraltlngs, OU Cloths, Rugs, Etc,
Wholosalo and Retail.
WAREHOUSE.
No. 37 South SECOND St..
( 12 stutbSmSp Above Chesnut, Philadelphia,
FURNITURE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO BE SOLD, AS SOON A3 POSSIBLE,
$100,000 WORTH OF FURNITURE,
t prices much ielow usual rates.
GEORUE J. HEN li ELS, LACY & CO
THIRTEENTH and CHEiNUT Streets,
627 tbltu2mrp PHILADELPHIA.
QIGAR NOTICE.
Particular attention Invited to our choice stock of
CIGARS, comprising loading Imported Brands and
Fuguot's "Mariana Rita," and ' Era Dlavolo" brand.
These fine Fhlladelphta-tuade Cigars are proving
standard articles, by reason of the r Intrinsic merits
and moderate prices. Bmokers who bave not made
their acquaintance, or fairly tried l hem, should do so
now. Bold In original packages at lowest flguret.
SIMON C0LT0N & CLARKE,
S. IV. Corner DROAD aiid WALNUT Sts.,
10 21 6l6p PHILADELPHIA.
UNITED PTATES BEVENUR STAMPS.
Pilnclpal Depot, No. 904 OHKNOT Street.
Central Depot, No. 103 8. FIK l'll 8ti eet, one door below
Chesnut. Established ltMM.
Revenne Stamps of every description conatantly oa
sand hi any ainouut
Or.ier. br Mali or Express prorantlr attended to.
United States Notes. Dratu on I'bllad.lphla ur Net
Toik or current funds received In payuieuu
Particular atteutlon paid to small order.
The decision, ol the (joiduiIuIuu cau ba conuitej
aud any uitvru.aUutt raii0ihK law tjUooriuLI
Yv. .
Dealers la all Gotenuncnt SecnrIU9
BlUJi O.V EXCHANUK
For Sale on Loneonranlfart, Tarls, El.
We Issne Letters of credit ok Messrs. JA3XE3
W. TUCKER &JUO., Tarts,
AVAILABLE TOR TRAVELLERS TJB
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD,
Harlng now direct prlrato comrnnnlca
lions by wire between our New York an!
Philadelphia Offices, wo aro constantly la
receipt of all quotations from New York,
and are prepared to execnto all orders
with promptness In STOCKS, BONDS, and
HOLD.
BUmi, RANDOLPH & CO..
No. 16 South THIRD Street,
TIP PHILADBDPHIA.
yNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
At 102,
AM) ACCRUED LXTERE3T.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
At 103,
AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
FOR 8AI E BT
No. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
e la
PHILADELPHIA.
GOLD BOUGHT.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
or
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
No. 40 South THIRD Street,
10 8 til 18 PHILADELPHIA.
WHI. PAINTE2 & C0.t
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN U0VEKK
3IENT SECURITIES,
No. SO South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
AGENTS FOll
The Union Pacific Railroad Co,
AMD
Central Pacific Railroad Co.
We hare on hand THE FIRST M0RT
(SAGE SIX PER CENT. GOLD INTER ESI
BONDS of both Companies, for. sale or
Exchange for UoTenuucut Securities.
Pamphlets, with Maps, Reports, and full
information furnished on application, i itf
E3 A N K I N G HOU8B
OP
s
Nos. 112 and 114 South THIRD street
PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers In all Uorerament Securities.
Old 6-20s Wanted In Exchange for Mew
A Liberal Difference aUowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits
COLLECTIONS KADS. BTOOSa bonsM Wt4 MM
tn Commission.
Bpcll kails ess ftooommodstiom reserre m
IMllea, 10 1 tm
Wa wm reeelr sppllostlons tor Pollolns ol Li'a
Insorsnoe In ttie uonI Llie Insarsnoe Company o
QLENDINNINQ A DAVICJ
no. s no inn tbibb mrvxxzi
Btock and Gold Broker.1
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