THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, F1UDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, J8G9.
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Prom Our Own Corrntpondmt.
New York, 8opt. 3, 1H'!.
. Ibhr nnri Urreler.
Whenever tbc New York Kim wishes to pour
oals of fire upon tbe heads of any of Its adver
saries, It damns them, not with faint, but with
furious praise. If Mr. Dana hates anybody and
bis malevolent qualities aro by no" meins de
spicable ho bates Horace Greeley, the Rentle
Juan who has becu spoken of, of late, not alto
gether In disconnection with tho Chinese mis
sion. Ever since Mr. Dana lost his position as
uianapng editor of tho Tribune, he has lavished
npon Horace the claborato culopy which Is often
HA lnOD Ixnni.n, nf ..L.Jt..iI , I
i ,um:iicncsH man ot
I ,m ,UU""1U "lllle ""POi oi urn.
lie Hid not know
T-i.-...',nowJ,Btcr.?1,nm .
NorVli u,
The convert to revenue can feel."
No one better understands the unchristian :,r
of heaping coals of fire than C. A. D. does.
Hence tho lavish praise of every editorial In the
tStm w hich refers to Grcelcv. and which would
seem like sycophancy if It were not sarcasm.
Directly Dana begins painstakingly to praise a
man. I advise vou to lnonlro to whnt deirree. that
man's antecedents and his eulogist's have been
blended. The asp soothes whilst it stings so
docs C: A. I). lie murders whilst he smiles. nrid
shakes bauds In stabbing. Nevertheless he Is
IBiikinir of the Sun a snurklinir miner. It shines
like an opal. All its articles ure brief and
bright, like pleasure. They may be said to be
not only caustic but encaustic, for the vividness
does not die out from day to da v. All Its intelli
gence is made to taper down to the smallest pos
sible expression. It seeks to enclose an "Iliad"
of meaning ln a nutshell of a sentence. It
realizes Bonaparte's idea of compressing a
paragraph into a sentence, and a sentence into a
word. It exuresses a Clianir of slu-nificance in a
Commodore Footc of utterance. That is the
long and short of it. It is a large hen on a
suiaJ griddle.
The American In-lln,tc Fair
Is to commence here next Wednesday, at the I
' I
Sixty-third Street Skating Rink, in this city. It
promises to be a stupendous thing. Even now
appneauons nave oecn mauc ior several tuou- I
sand more feet of exhibiting room than exist. I
The main building is 300 feet in length by 170 ln
in. i i . ., , :
width, and at the eastern end of the r nk a new
edifice Is building, which is to be 200 feet Ion,'
by 50 feet wide, and which will be devoted to the I
exhibition of machinery driven by steam. Two
engines of nlnctv-horse power each will furnish
thc motive power for thc machinery on exhlbi-
tion. One of thc features will be a blacksmith s
forge, a new invention. The wool industry of
the United States, and the arts auxiliary thereto,
will be very fully represented, under the super
vision of thc National Wool Growers' Associa
tion. The northeast quarter of the rink
is to be occupied by the fiir, which
will be classllied into seven distinct
departments, viz. : Thc departrc.eut of
fine arts and education; the department of thc
dwelling; the department of the dress and hnndi
craft; thc department of chemistry and
mineralogy; tho department of engines and ma
chinery; the department of intercommunication;
the department of agriculture and horticulture.
Each of these departments again is tp be sub
divided into seven groups, in which all articles
of kindred nature will be placed. The Rink is
to be illuminated by four large sun chandeliers
Over the main aisle, besides numerous gas-jetS
around the side Of the building. This years I
,iij.j la r..tn,l t,. f.., ..vm.ot !,,. f oil I
1 .1
Oiuer years. 11 is expecieu tuav iub press ol tue
country will be fully represuuted. and especial I
accommodations arc beiug provided for these I
representatives. lUC awaru 01 premiums win
be made on the evening of October oO, and the
fair will close on October ol. The Kink was
opened on Wednesday for the reception of I
goods, which have continued pouring in ever I
since, and will (Sunday excepted) until the open
ing, ncxt Wednesday. About 50,000 square feet
are already monopolized by exhibitors
If you DcHlre to be Amused
I advise you to secure a copy of one of thc
New York daily newspapers aud read Parepa-
Kosa's advertisement of herself. On second
thoughts, however, I will cut it out and save you
the trouble. Voila ! After making the preli
minary statement that the scasou will commence
on September 11, Madame Kosa continues:
"In announcing this memorablo musical season
Mm 1 11 me I'lircna-Itosa will Inaugurate a new epoch
in the history of the American stajre. Her Kreat suc
cess in Italian Opera in liurope and this country h is
flrivcu her that substantial fame in her artistic career
(which has consisted of an uninterrupted series of
ovations) until it has become unrivaled in popula
rity. Jn Loinlon her achievements In English Opera
were equal to those whl'-h distinguished her on the
Italian slave, uml her numerous musical triumphs In
California ami ln the Mates miniiK several seasons,
and recentlv her wonderful display of power before
r0,(H)0 spectators in the great folleum at the National
Peace Jubilee, In Boston, have united the entire
American press ln pronouncing Madame Parep
Bosa the great lvric artiste of the age. Her devo
tion to the highest order ot composition, and
hcrgratelul regard for the American public, will
stimulate her to everv possible exertion to establish
Knglish Opera as a permanent institution ln this
country."
This is musical modesty. Is it not i Some kind?
of conceit are pardonable, us, for instance, that
of tho artisan who has accomplished a success
after long toil and manv failures, that of the
youth in thc first exercise of more than or
dinary powers, that of the actress who suddenly
steps from the supernumerary list to the position
of walking lady, or that of the child-artist who
receives during his earliest years the reward
that is commonly granted to only mature talent,
But the most miserable conceit of all Is that of
the long-established cantatrice, tbe prima donnn
of uutjuc.ationablc position and renown, who
makes a trade of genius and ,puffs music by
mountebanklsm. I'm sure Mrs. Klchiugs Ber
nard's 'Turd" was not so bad as this.
The Tribune Is preparing to attack
The New I'lav, "Formosa,"
on the ground of its Immorality, if tho editorials
ln that journal may be regarded as the shadows
ot tho comlug criticisms that are to emanate
from the pen of "Willie Winter." Now my ex
perience is that the public, particularly the New
York public, don't care u tluker's benediction
what the immorality of a play is so that It makes
one forget tho time. No doubt there is some
thing Inherently attractive in wickedness. II
Optra bovffti could have remained lust as brlirlit.
but become virtuous, It might have drawn. But
would. It have remained bright t Echo answer,
ot cotJrse not. The orlncloal fault found with
the character of "Formosa" is, that she unite
l
mo uuruness oi a sinner with the softness of a
saint, the actions ot an untlinehlnsr rnnrles.in
with the prayers aud tears of a Magdalen. Slit
is one of those modern Astartes that are the
oewiiuenng eidolon of the Bouclcaultiau brain,
u..u iiuut .uuna their lncarnatlou ln one and
the sarao woman. Bhe Is a comnnHlin t.eri.i
made up of blu borrowed here and there, for
which Bouclcault Is Indebted to a good deal of
aclssors and a very little sentiment, that's U.
If God made the country and man made the
town, the
Devil Ortalnlr Made the VaterlnapUre,
for they are composed of some of the worst
qualities of both, and none of tho best qualities
of cither. This cold snap has sent the human
summer birds up in Hocks from 'Long Branch.
It looks as though we wore to have an early
autumn, for summer has no sooner baid good
bye than it Is gone.
One of the most
Hemnrkable Young Men of the Preynf Inr
Is Mr. James R. (iriswold, a clerk M'Jko .Secre
tary's ofllco of the Board of Health, lie Is em
phatically a great young man. He has not got
tho prudence and reserve, of George Francis
.
Train; nor the horror of newspaper publicity
which characterises Count Johannes; nor the
modest unconsciousness of merit which is one
of the sweetest attributes in the traveller of
world - wide celebrity, Pratt. No. But he has
soinothiug beyond all these things. He hates
money. To him lucre is literally filthy lucre
It is the pitch with which he declines defiling
llls finKyrs- Hi' will not touch the unclean
"ng. Although young, he has already Inscribed
Is namc upon the roll of undying fame. When he
WB8 In l" of"ce ' tuc Sanitary Superintendent
nc received flWOper annum. On being trans-
fcrrcd Ue Secretary e ofliee that salary was
continued, although the other clerks received
:5W) lt ss- He has therefore written to the
Itord of Health, requesting tlmt his salary may
"e reuueca oy mat amount, :ind the Hoard have
Rented his request. Such a young man as that
lH w U8 KCIU ln lms cni'- "c Is one of the ten
r ;K"K-uu men turn, (-nau save it. am H uia.
!WI SH AL A1U 1JR1M.VTH'.
The Clly Ainunement.
At the Ac demv ok Mi sic the Rkuinus Fuir-
lih opera troupe will commence a season of
teu nights and two matinees on Monday even-
l"K ncxt- Tuc opening opera will be Fausl,
which will introduce several of the new singers
of tue company to the public. The box-sheet is
now open at irumpicr s ana at tnc Academy ol
' , ' ... , .
ft"TTTip W .tv ffr XT v II, ....... T ..fl-I... .Ml 1..
' 7, tV nV-Ait . ' h .
nt),)car a8 "MjiCs na Coppalecn" In Bourci-
cuuit s Irish drama ot The Volltpn Jlawn. The
1crtormaufo will commence with the musical
'tr;n.aganza ot .hnny l.mtl. Mr. and Mrs.
Walk ins are both good actors, and thev have
blciull in t, , 'cs ()
j,Ucrs during their brief visit here.
On Monday evening Mrs. D. P. Bowers will
commence an engagement.
' regular mi kvi i una
imn.duce a 'brilliant scries of novelties which
be has had in preparation during the summer.
I lie company at this establishment is large, and
t lie entertainments combine a variety ot attrac
tions such as are presented at no other theatre.
JITY ri'liMS.
flr.OSISO OTT AM. KINDS ItV Nl MMFIl (jLOTHIVf. AT
(.) katt.y Kki1' no I'nicrs. .4Wmn( rijtl ut.
ntr ttnrmrntfare httpn'iar to nttf rftitly-nmrfe foch i,i rhitt.
lUhiliia in ncru renect. l'rict.- auuianteed laict-r limn thr
UM.y WAV Hktwefn- 1 Bfnnftt V,,
Fifth and ' Towfh llAl.f.,
Xijelh Strett. &lf Maukkt Sr.,
PHlLAKri.lHIA,
ako fine Broadway, New Yomk.
frsf.Fn's Sewing MAcniNF.s.
Tea dollars down, and balance in easy instalments.
O. F. Davis, No. flO Uhesnut street.
Fabth Closet Company's patent dry earth com
modes and privy-fixtures, at A. II. ifrancisous & C'o.'u, No.
D13 Market street.
.Ibwemlt Mr. William W.Oassidv. No. 12 South Second
street, has the largest and most attractire assortment of
fine Jewelry and Silverware in th city. Purchasers can
rely upon obtaining a real, pure article, furnished at a
iiTinn ivhinh Runnnt hn Anuallnd. Hn rIm has a larflra stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices. A visit to bis store is sure to result in pleasure
audpronu
C:ioi.f.ra, Cbamps. Cholera Moniirs, Sour Stomach,
and all Bowel Affections are speedily cured by Jaynf.'s
OALiMtr.'ATlVE. It takes away all soreness of the abdomen,
soothes the stomach, and restores its natural action. As
a family remedy for tbe diseases so prevalent among
children and adults during the summer months, it is espe
cially recommended, being prompt in its operation, per
fectly safe, and easily administered. Sold by all Druggists.
Fanc y N omil-Plain.
Tjs open'ng of new styles of material for the I
Fall anh Wintkr or
186V,
I
By Charles Stokes. '
proves conclusively that he is the
LKAI'Mt of Fakhion,
being as usual in the advance with his mode- ior the
comma' season.
The immense asrortment now arranged for the inspection
of thepublio eclipses any ever exposed for sale in this
city, comprising as it dors, all stylos of
Plaid Chiviots, Plaid Bannoi kucrns, Flaip Cashi-
MERES,
Plain Cheviot,.. Plain IUNNOt KiirnNS, Plain O vbsi-
MEIIES,
Kanci Scotch, Hsi;lish. Fbf.ni h and American
Coatinoh,
Fanc y and Flaw Beavers, 1 ricots. Diagonal.
Ii very variety and thade of Cassimeres and Cloths for
Fall Overcoats.
In faat bis assortment is full up with all th
Hoveltikh of the Season.
His corps of Cutters tbe most tasty aud skilful.
Prices Reasonahlk
Yorit patronage rebiec tei lly solicited.
A REtifLAR IlAHiT OF ItODY is absolutely essential to
physical health and clearness of intellect. Nor isthis all.
lleuutyof person cannot coexist with an unnatural condi-
t inn of the bowels. A free passago of the refuse matter of
the system through these natural waste pipos, is as neces
ary to the purity of the body as the free passage of the
offal of a city through its sewers is neoessary to the health
of its inhabitants.
Indigestion is the primary' cause of most of the diseases
of the discharging organs, and one of its most common re
sults is constipation. This complaint, besides being
dangerous in itself, has roauy disagreeable concomitsnts--uch
as an unpleasant breath, a sallow skin, contaminated
blood and bile, hemorrhoids, headache, loss of memory,
SHiH Bitters reMove all these evil,
by removing their immediate cause in the digestive organs,
a id regulating the action of the intestines. The oombma
tu n ol properties in this celebrated preparation . of
its chiel merit.. It is not merely a st.mulant, ora tjnio.
or an anti bilious agent, or a norvme. or a blood depuren t.
or I cathartic, but all these curative element. Ja.cmuly
blended in one powerful restorative. It lends aot.v y aud
vigor to the inert and euervuted stomach, relieves the ah
mentaiy canal of it. ob.t ruction... nd give.
membrane which line. it. gently stimulate, the liver
brace, the nerve., and cheer, the animal spirit. No other
remedy posse, .uch a variety of hygienic virtue. It is
to these characteristic. hat it owe. its prestige as a house
bold medicine. Kiperlence ha. proved that it i. " harm,
loss as it is efficacious, aud hence it U popular with the
weaker sox as with the stronger.
Hohtktteh's Htomaoh Hitters 1. . ld in bottlo. only,
and the trade-mark blown in tho glass and engraved on the
label, with our steel engraved revenue .tamp over the cork.
U the teat of geauioeae... Bewar. of counterfeits.
Tnr PnrLAOFLPtnA t'rtmciuiiTT.-Thitmedleal inititu
tion, situated on Ninth street, soutn of Ioust, cotn
m enr it se anion of lK-70 on the Sth pro , t 7"
o'olock P. M., with general introductory by Profesonr
John O'Byrne. The introductory Is free to the public.
The Dean of the Institution is at the Colleft daily.
good byk to
Our Summer ( i othinii.
For a Fkw davs
Bk.KORK Ol'ENlNft T1JK
(irand t0ck op
Fai.i, and Wintkk Garments,
VK Wtl.I. SP.U. WHAT REMAINS OF OVR
81'mmer Assortment
AT PRICKS Til AT SHAM. COMMAND TH El !t
ItKADV SAI.K!
Everybody knows the Inconvenience and !om at
tending the "carrying over" of a large stock of
goods, ho we have determined to clear all our shelves
and counters of the clothing still remaining on them
befnie offering to the public the grand result of the
last three months' preparation lor our Fall and Win
ter trade. To do this
We Oeeek,
AT THR
Pkoi-i.e's Own Prices,
THE GREATEST ItAl'.n.MNS ! s
I'EADV-M ADK C'l.OTHIMt
Tver knows in this Market.
Come and see aboi t it,
at
Wanamakkr A Brown's
Oak It a i.i. Iirn.iuNus,
fci.xTii and Market Streets.
Note The stoc k slightly wet at the (Ire, No. sis
and xiio ( liesuut street, will be broi.glit to this house
si. .1 ."old at unhrard-of bargains.
.tiaickii:i.
rtt'SIITON HN1I.-On the evenintr of the 2d Inntsnt.
by the Kpt. William Nndilard-. t'H AK1.KS P. HIT.SIt I'dV
to lll'.L l.ALI. dauKhter of Israel L. 1- iah, 1 .Mil. , of this
city.
1 AVI.OR-YOFNIi On tho 1st Instant, at Nr.. Ilii
tircon strnet, by kef. .1. Wliniitun Smith, KNOUHTAV
l,OH, nf Mempliiti. T.iiin., to I.IZ1K U. YUt'NU, of Phi.
ludelphiH.
WHARTON-IRWIN - On April B. 1t, bytheRov.T.
yi. Cnnninirhimi. Cl.IKTON f.KWIS WUAKUM to Miss
I.KTIT1A IKW1N, both of Philadelphia,
iii:i.
f.OOOS. -On tho Mat tdtimo, WII.LtAM C. (.OODS,
in the '.Mh vear tit his axe.
Tho friend wunm ilciith from ns has torn.
We did not think so tuion to part ;
And anxii.ua rare now sink the thorn
Mill deeper in our hlneriinjr heart.
The relativus and friends are rtappct fully invitd to at
tend hit. funeral, from tho residnnoo of his fatlwM-in-law,
,lkii- T. Vojrdes. No. !' N. Thirty-fourth street. West I'hi
ladohihia, on ha turd ay atternoon, September 4, ut :i
o'clock.
llOPPf.K. Suddenly, on tlie :ilst ultimo, U. A. O.
1IOPP1.K, in the -Jsih year of his sue.
The friends and relativus, and Atlantic Lodire, No. SsJ,
I. O of ( . !'. -, W i-U-nnic l.o(1f. No. mi, K. of P. ; (iSorKe U.
McCIIi'llan licn.-lii ial Soriotv; and the Diligent lloae
Ccinipaoy, No, l:(, are rpsMH-tlully invited to attend his
fum-ral, from hit, late resilience. No. IJ.l.' Olive htreot,
on hunilay, the i'iiIi iuatant, at 1 o'olock P. M.
.TKKI-'KIKS. On thnl'.tat of Aiieust, IIKSTI-'R ANN.
wife of Ja.-ob V. dprTrie, ased ',V years.
The relatives and fricnilh. nlsfi fraternal Male and Fe
male T. K. A., No, 1, are respect lully invited to attend tne
tnneral. from the renulence of her huiband, No. i!"J7 Mur
riett street, on Sal urday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services
at (erinan Street Ctuirrh.
McKKAN.- On tho mornintr of September 1, Kt.I.V
McK K AN, daughter and only child of William V. and U.
A. McKt-an.
Her remains ttill be ot the resilience of ftli-,H Davin, No-.
,r,iS N. Kleventh street, until Saturday afteruoon at li
o'clock.
Iter trioiida and those of the family ar" inviti-d to attend
the funeral services, at the Church of tho Kpiphany, Kit.
loenth aud (Jheanut streets, on Saturday afternoon. Sop.
tninbi-r 4, at II o'clock. The male friends to proceed to
Woodlands Cemoterv from the Church. i
MOSI.KY. On the illst ultimo. MARY I'".. wife of
Samuol Musley. and daughter of i rodi-rlck and t rances
Anne, in the .!4trj year ot her age.
The relatives and mends ot the family are respectfully
Invited ttfi attend hnr funnraj. from tna residence of ber
husband, No. I:M Juniatu street, on Sunday afternoon at 2
o'olock. ! uneral servic ) at th t;tiurcn ot the J'-vangHUhi.
Interment at Machpuluh Cemetery.
SMITH On the 2d instant. HARRIKT JRANCKS.
daughter of John W. and Kniiiiu Y. Smith, in the Sill year
of her age.
Thu rnlntivAR and fHAfirta are rpwiAOtfullv invited to at
tnnH hnr fiinnral. frrim the rnaidenon of her liarenlH. No.
2lt! Wildey street., on Sunday at 1 o'clock. To proceed to
Hanover Btreet tiround.
STRATTON -On thealst ultimo. OEORfi K W., son of
'William and Klizabeth Stratton, in tho :C!d year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, and V iola
Council, No. til, Jr. O. U. A. M., are respeottully invited to
attnd tho funeral, from his parents' residence. No, ril
Fnileral street, on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment at Machpelah Cemetery
EXCURSIONS.
QR AND EXCURSION
AROUND NEW YOltK I5AY
AND TUIRTY MILI'S UP THK HUDSON 11IVF.R TO
S1NO SING.
Leaving Philadelphia, from WALNLT ST. Wll ARF, on
Monday, Pept ember 6, at 733 A. M.
NATIONAL OORNI.T BAND of Camden will accom
pany the Kxcnrsion.
I ARK POR TUK. EXCURSION-SinJo Tickots, $3'00
Geutleman and Ijidy. Ifci'lXI.
Tickets cun be proouretl at the Ofnnes, No.. Sit and 828
Chesnut street, Unittd States Hotel, foot of Waluut
street, uud at the wharf on the morning of tho Fxcur
sion. 8 t it
T?on c a r e
M A Y. FAST EXI'llESS
X' TRAIN.
On SATURDAY, September 4,
Leaves Philadelphia at
,4'iX) P. M.
KKTl IIMHI,
Leave Cape May, Monday morning 9 00 A. M.
TLia Train will be run on Saluidaya, tbe 11th and lth
instant, from Philadelphia, and the following Mooday.
noiii l ape may. w. o. cik.v I'-ci., BuperintondHnt,
September 1, M9. C14t
n-j w EXC TIISION TRIP TO CWF.
Lfw-TSIAV, on SATURDAY. September 4. -Tb
a&ukrf!l tine new steamer I.ADY OK T1IK I.AK
will iiuike an excursion and hor last trip to Capo May on
SATURDAY, leaving ARCH Street v.harf at f A. M .and
return on Monday. Kxcnrsion ticket., including i-arriagu
hire, lyj W; each way, incluiliug carriage biro, KC Ji. I' 'J. it
fF3 k F.MJL KSIO.NS UN THK Sl UUVl.
LjpjJ, RILL A steamer leave airiuuiuit for
ran oi nuiiuyimu r. r.iti tuai i-rnr
BIINUTKS during the day. Steamers nil everyday in
the week. The (ireen and Coato Streets Passenger Kail
way Company exchange tickets w ith the boats. S'JHtf
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO BE-
verly, Rurlington, and Bristol, by the steam1
hoat .11.11 N A. WAitNKll. leaves Flu lad l
I . ...I..... . O un.4 AtAl,.,.lr P Kf U a.
turning, leaves Uristol ut ti iiU o ciock A, m. ann 4 o cioci
P.M. Stopping eaoh way at Riverten, Torresdale, Anda
lusia, Beverly, and Burlingtou. Fax 33 cunts. 1 irur
ion, 40 cent.
7 U Um
ill ruTricuTiri? POOJT fin YnTTT.
'5'anll mil tjika tha fa mill to thl. COoL daliilbt
. ll .luit
New suiamer.. with every comfort, leave SOUTH Street
Rliu daily, everv few minncoa. W dm'
BOOTS AND SHOES.
piTJE CUSTOM-MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOU GENTLEMEN.
OARTLETT.
NO. 33 SOUTH SIXTH STUEKT,
111 14 fmw ABOVE UilfiSNTJT.
A good nt maj always be obtained.
MATS AND OAP8.
TTT
WARBURTON'S IMl'KOYEI) VENT I
dilated and easy-fitting Dress Hats (patented), in all
the improved fashions of the season. liUKKNUT Street
next door to the Post Otnoe,
11 IW rp
DEAFNESS. EVERY INSTHUMENT THAT
acienoe and skill have invented to assist tbe hearing
in every degree of deafness; also, Kospiratoi'. ; also, c; ran
(lull's Patent Crutches, superior to any others in use, at
P. MADEIRA'S. Ko. llii b. Tl'.NTU btreel, llow
Chesnut. 2 'P
DRY GOODS.
E, R. LE E,
NO. 43 NORTH EIOH.TH STItEET,
Opened thin morning from New York, thenpt lots of
LINEN GOODS
EveroiTcrtd, parchaptd for CASH at fearfully low
yt ices,
W dozen Linlles' Linen Utmiiied IInudkcTChlefs,
SSceuta, worHtfi.
lto dozen Colored Bordered nemnietl, French, SIM
ceDts.
100 dozen Boys' Extra Fine Colored Border, 12J
cents.
2on dozen Men's Colored Border, ready hemmed,
37X ccntH up.
60 dozen Men white I.lncn, 22 to C7 enw.
Ladles' Linen HdkfM., lif; uml 10 rent..
Extra Heavy Renl Iiarnsley T dile Dsrmisk, ll-lt;.
Heavy Loom and Dnmimk Tiiblo Linen.
ton dozen Linen Towels, f in per dd.eu, ehenp.
800 dozen large slf.c.d, 'in, s, and ,'iT ceiits.
New ITcneli Appllnu" Tldiei, In ooloi s.
Blegnnt New Fans, lntest styles.
Demonstration ln Lli.cn Colin rs and Cuff.
Ppe!laltii-s ln Linen Goods.
Full Lines of Hosiery.
t '.' I t
IX It. LEE.
A1J(JAINS IHOM HIE LATE AUC
TION SALE
OF DRY GOODS,
?,:(iht:.yD:in.ngeil by W ater at the int.- h.v of an im
porter on Clio nut stiver.
DAMASK TADLE LINENS.
DAMASK BORDER TOWELS.
MADRAS II AN DK KItCM 1 1 EL'S.
LINEN CAMliUIC HANDKERCIIIt'.'-'S.
HUNTED HORDE It HANDKEIintl KFS.
TABLE C LOTUS.
K TOUIA LAWNS.
X.VKSSOOKS.
PLAID Ml'SLIN.
Ui.ACK ALPACA.
COLORED ALPACA.
Ail hi oncli prii es as t1) close out r.ii'lly.
Cl'ltWKN STODUAUT & EU T1IEU
Nor. 4f0, 4.'.2, and 404 North SHCOND Street,
n i tt
PHILADELPHIA.
T
LINEN STORE,
No. 823 ARCH STREET.
AND
No. I 128 CHESNUT Street.
CHEAP BATH TOWELLINGS,
TURKISH TOWELS,
HEAVY ABSORBENT DIAPERS.
Several lots CHEAP HANDKERCHIEF;!, In Ladles'
and Gonia' sizes.
SUMMER GAUZE FLANNELS.
GAUZE ULANKETS.
LINEN SHEETINGS, every width.
We furnish Hotels ami Public Institutions at Im
porter's package prices 8 2lmwf
"'OTTONS ! WOOLLENS ! LINENS !
COOPER & C0NARD,
NINTH STREET, BELOW MARKET,
Exhibit full lines of all the pood makes and widths
Of SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS.
FINE SHIRTINGS,
WIDE SHEETINGS,
PILLOW CASINGS,
EVERV GOOD MAKE.
Biiiek Cloths mid Doeskins.
Fine Coatinea and Trowscrings.
Best Water-Proof Cloaklugs.
Flannels, Fall and Winter Use.
Linen Stock lias some attractions.
12-00 Black Silks, a bargain.
Black Silks, f 1 -00 regularly up to r. 1 7 Ism
POPULAR PRICES
FOB
DRY GOODS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
NO. 727 CHESNUT STItEET,
1 18 tf PHILADELPHIA.
FU R N ITURE, ETO.
F
N
I 1
URE.
A. & H. LE JAMB RE
' HAVE REMOVED THEIR
Furniture & DpMsterim Wareroonu
TO
NO. 1127 CHESNUT STREET,
tlOwrmemrp GIRARD ROW.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
FOR BALK AT WUOLK8ALR PIU0K8 BY
1 OUT 12 IK Ac CO AX 12 H,
Publishers and Bookseller,
NO. 822 CHESNUT STREET,
Marble Bulluinc, Adjoininc the Continental.
Our Now and Elegant
ART GALLERY.
Is now open with the finest collection of PAINTINGS
CUKOMOS aad KNORAVINUfj in the ". tl mwfirp
FINANCIAL..
A RELIABLE HOME INVESTMENT.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or rn
Wilmington and Reading Railroad,
BEAKlMi INTEREST
At SEVEN PER CENT, in Carrency
Paynbl April an4 Orleber, fr f STATU na
ITX1TKD HTATEf TAXKH.
This road runs thxoturh a thlokly popolAtd and riob
Mrrioaltnral and mannfaotorlnc distriot.
For ths present, ws ar oflarinc a Umitad amoont of tha
ahoy Bonds at
85 Cents and Interest.
Tba connection of this road with ths Psnnaylruia and
Keadina Railroads Insnrea it a Unto and remanaratiT
trad. Wi reoonunend the bonds aa the oheapeat flnt
oLaas inreatment in tba market,
W17I. FAHMTSZl 6L CO.,
BANKERS AND DEALS 113 IN OOVERN.UENT3,
NO. 36 S. THIUD STIIEET,
Sm PHIT.ADKTJPHIA.
DE IIAVM & BRO.
A N IC K It S
AND
Dealers in Government Securities
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
First Mortgage Bonds,
O-old, Etc.,
No. 40 South THIRD Street,
11 PHILADELPHIA.
B. ZX. JiUVTZSON Sl CO.,
BTJCCESSORS TO
P. P. KELLY & CO.,
Hankers and Dealers la
Golfl, Silver, and Government Bonis,
AT CLOSEST MARKET RATES,
H.W. Corner THIUD and CHESNUT Sts.
Special attention given to COMMISSION ORDERS
In New York and Fhlliuteiphla Stock Boards, etc
etc 8 b tn 81
Q.LENDINNING, DAVIS & CO.,
NO. 48 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
GLEIIDISNING, DAVIS & AMORY,
NO. 2 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Direct telegraphic communication with the New
York Stock Boards from the Philadelphia Otnee, 1223
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
RANKERS,
rillLADELnilA AND NEW YORK.
DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, and MEM
BERS OF STOCK AND GOLD EXCHANGE.
Receive Accounts of Buut.H and Bankers on Liberal
Terms.
ISSUE BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON
C. J. HAMI1RO 4 bOS, London.
B. METZLER, 8. SOUN A- CO., Frankfort.
JAMES W. TUCKER A CO., Tarls.
And Other Principal Cities, and Letters ol Credit
1 8 tf Available Thi oughont Europe.
Q I T Y WARRANTS
BOUGHT A SOLD.
C. T. YERKES, Jr., & CO.,
NO. CO SOUTH THIRD STREET,
8 4 PHILADELPHIA.
L L I O T T & D U N N,
BANKoRS,
NO. 100 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
rnii.vn;; 1'iiit,
LRWV BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON THE UNION
BANK, t'l' LONDti.N.
DLALKIiS IN ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, BILLS, Etc.
Receive MONEY ON DEPOSIT, allowing Interest.
Execute orders tor 8tocks la Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, and Baltimore. 4 liO!
pm S. PETERSON & CO.,
Stock and Exchange Brokers,
NO. 39 BOUTH THIRD STREET,
Members of the New York and Philadelphia Stock
and Gold Boards,
STOCKS, BONDS, Etc., bought and sold on com
mission omj at either clt j t to;
FINANOIAL.
A Seven Per Celt Goli Loai
CS,500,000.
THlt KAN8AS PACIKIO RAILWAY, now iaancOM
ful rratioa from Kansas Oil to Sbandait, propoas. to
build aa eitonrirn to nenvsr, Oolorado. Tna OoTernrasa
naa.rantMl Tltre. Millions of Aero of the flnnat laada aa
Kansas and Colorado, wlUeh ar. mortaaxvd for th. aaem
rit, of a loan of
$6,500,000.
Thlfl IfVatll ! tMltlHil n k. 4 .4-.-t ta
i-i..r.. u u uivBi o 1 1 m; i tut inrtoaor,
rDretMntA ft rnirl in itfnflt.hl. a a i.t si..
wmm riuui noiv wrvi ai iud, nnu win nmn
trad, of tli. Kooky Mmnta'a oouMnr and conn not it witk
- ' u r nn. ii u considorad to . aaa
of ths bol loans in the markst.
EVKN BETTKR Iff BOMK RK8PKOTJ T II a If OOT
n. jvh (nun l BKUUKITIK8.
The Ina. haa tbirtl inn in a i.. a
- I r.,HVIJW M.U I U U 1 1 .
pafaole ln (told, semi annually, aTen per ot nt
wuom wiu d. payalle semi anuuall la .itka
Frankfort. LoniinM. nv Kaw V u - j ... . . .
- . .wi., uu win do ire. rroaa
Government taxation. Th. bonds for ths oreaMS m
sold in currency at W, with accrued interest.
ireuiar., map, ana pamphlets sent on application.
1AIIM.V. ItIOIK.A.H A. CO.,
No. t3 EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK.
m. k. ji:mi;i a. co..
no. 12 pine street, new york.
We are anthorired tn sell tho hnn. i. mh.j.i..i.!.
offer thcin as a reliable investment to our friends.
ioiv;vsi.7i iviii;i.i: Ac to..
No. S0 WALNUT Street,
SSTtnthft; PHILAOKLPaiA.
RANKING II O U 8 K
or
JAY COOKE & CO.,
Nos. 112 and 114 South THIRD Street.
PHILADELPHIA,
Dealers ln aa Government Becorttle
Old B-SOs Wanted ln Exchange Ior New,
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COLLECTIONS MADE. STOCKS boaght nd ftOi
on Commission.
Special business accommodations reserved foe
adies.
We will receive applications for Pollclea of Ufa
Insnrance ln the National Life Insurance Corapajay
of the United States. Full Information given at ow
office. t i m
p E N N S Y L V AN I A
AMD
New Tork Canal and Railroad Co.'g
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS.
GUARANTEED BY THE LEHIGH VALLB
RAILROAD COMPANY.
A LIMITED AMO' NT OF THESE BONDS
OFFERED AT
NINETY-ONE PER CENT.
The Canal of this Company is loo miles long. Theif
Railroad or the same length Is fast approaching com
pletion, and being principally owned by the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company, will open ln connecUoa
therewith an Immense and profitable trade north
ward from the coal regions to Western and Souther
New York and the Great Lakes,
Apply at Lehigh Valley Railroad Company's Offloa
No. 80S WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. 3 Imrf
CHARLES O. LONGSTRETH,
Treasurer lyehlgh Valley Railroad Company.
STOVES. RANGES, ETO.
GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACES
AND
COOSCOriC RANGES.
2,451,600
Cubic feet cf space, thoroughly heated by EIGHT
nieolum-slzed GOLDEN EAGLE KURNACKS, at
United States Naval Asylum, Philadelphia.
PERFECT SUCCESS.
It Is three years since the above Furnaces were In
vented and offered to the public. The advantage!
they combine have given them a moat signal success.
Already in our city it has taken the lead,
AND THE DEMAND CAN SCARCELY
BE SUPPLIED.
T!ie community are assured that tbe essential fea
tures which have given the Golden Eagle such na
bounded popularity are not found in any other Fur
nnies now extant.
An examination Is solicited.
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
CHAS. WILLIAMS,
No-.. 11JJ2 ..nd 1134 MARKET STREET,
B ST fmwsmrrt PHILADELPHIA..
A L T I IV. R
Fire-Place Heater,
STlffeiyflTS."N.ATTNO HOORS ana WINDOWS, and
i',-;;;Kb . cf .Mnient oapacit for fuel to laX 44
llOl'RS, at a cost of hut BLKVKN OK NTS PKlt HAY.
1 ni uobt porlect and cheerful Heater in uia. Harinc
made arrunKemi-ntawith
.. K 8 B HKXTON. OFBALTIMORK,
rur the KXtJLUhlVK raauiifaalurinor tht.no HH.teri, w.
are prepared to furniHb thorn in lnre or amall quautitiaa.
bolU wholesale or retail lj the Manufacturer,
JOHN S. CLARK,
NO.
1008 MARKET STREET.
Bewar. of imitation gotten upon th. popularity of
these Htatern. ij7 lmr,
WAT CHE9, "JEW E 17ry7 E T 6. "
RICH JEWELRY.
JOHN IJRENNAN,
DIAMOND DEALER AND JEWELLER,
NO. 13 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,
8 8 rowt 9mrp PHILADELPHIA
IOIGF.RS' AND W'OSTEN HOLM'S POCKET
V KNIVK't. Pearl and Handles, of Weantiful
tiniiA, HOlHiKKh'anit VVAOK A BL'TOH KB'8 KAZ HH,
and the oulebrated l.KOOLTKK RAZOR rjCJlbhOHS
thu tii.eat quality. .
lta.(ir, Kniven, Hniwtora, and Tahle OutlerrOronnd aa
Polihe.l at P. MAlKiUA'b, No. 116 H. XKNTH htrei.
belowtJheMiut, S86a
ILLIAM A NDF.K80N it CO., DEALER.
in tine Wtmkiou,
Nu. lio North (sKOONU Ktreet,
P 8i Philadeli'bia.
TEE IMPROVED rMl!