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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, FRTDAt, OCTOBER 1, 18G0.
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from Our Own Correspondent.
New Yohk, Oct. 1.
Mr. IHarlow Kctlrrn.
As was foreseen by thoBe who know anything of
the Interior arrangements at tho Time ofllce, Mr.
Blgclowhas Dnally retired from that Jonrnnl. His
career came definitely to an end there on Wednes
day evening, but he lingered around the loved spot
until yesterday noon, when a solemn conclave of
the gentlemen at the heads of the soveral depart
ments was held. Anybody who knew much about
the personal proclivities of Blgolow and the procll
Vltous personalities of Jones, could have told that
the shock mast come sooner or later. It has como
sooner, and all the departments In the office of the
Timet arc In a state or oscillation, and no one is
found worthy to stand In Mr. Raymond's shoes.
Meanwhile, during the nine days' won
der Of Mr. IJIgelow's editorship of the Timet,
It was entertaining and Instructive for an impartial
observer to read the advice which a bevy of commis
erative weeklies liestowed upon lilm. Wilkes' Spirit
of Hit, Timet was particularly frultrul of warning,
and went so far as to prescribe a programme for
him. Now ihut Mr. Ti. has finally gone, it seems that
no one Is to tnke his place. A little while ago the
Tribune had Its managing editor decapitated; now
the Timet lias submitted to the samo beheading
process. It has become the fashion to dispense with
managing editors among New York newspapers.
During the short time Mr. Blgelow remained, he
earned his i'ifso per week easily, taking comfortable
little trips to Long Branch, and leaving the wtfll
planned machluery tie had left behind to work Itself.
I presume tho columns of tho Timet will now resume
the heavier appearance which they wore previous to
the ex-cditor's advent.
The JClNCOtal Convention.
The Diocesan Convention of the Episcopal Church
lias commenced. It is being held In St. John's
Church, Varlck street, and among the audience were
a large number of the 'most fashionable derntrn In
New York. Among the distinguished of the audi
ence were S. B. Kuggles, Erastus Brooks, Secretary
Fish, ex-Judge I'lshoeflcr, Julian C. Verplanck,
and ex-Judge VandcrpoeL As yet the convention
has not had time to disenss the ritualistic charges
which are to be brought against Father Morrell and
Dr. Ewer. Their time Is coming, however. All the
feminine worshippers of St. Alban's are interested
In these charges. The investigation will possess all
the Interest of a criminal trial, with all the spiritu
ality of a pious dilemma. When it is over we shall
definitely know whether lights, flowers, Incense, pro
cessions, genuflexions, etc., are Uie thing or not.
What Bcromra of all the Crolonf
We are being visited by the same plague, the want
Of water, that has recently caused a cry to go up
from Philadelphia. This norning at seven o'clock a
well-conceived plan for sprinkling the streets goes
Into operation. The highways have been exceed
ingly dirty during the past few days, and the waste
of Croton over them has been shameful. That waste
Is to be repaired to-day, October 1. Four steam en
gines are to be stationed at the foot of Grand street,
the Battery, Canal street, and Twenty-third street,
for the purpose of Bprlnkllng the streets. There is
one thing, however, In which we are much more
saving of water than you. Our Biddies don't deluge
the pavements, as a religious duty, any time between
seven and eight o'clock on Saturday mornings. That
Is am institution peculiar to the City of Brotherly
Love and the Falrmount Water Works.
Air. I'tsU'a Kniiy-Gimrd.
Tho Wall street panic has occupied Mr. Fisk's
time so much that he has not been able to attend
to the interests of his newspaper. lie has, however,
succeeded in surrounding himself with a body
guard, which the Sherlir granted him upon Mr.
.Fisk's making special application to him. The sum
paid to this body-guard was SIS apiece, aud the sum
Ottered to the Sheriff $500. Such are the trials or a
successful gold gambler. Uneasy lies the head that
Wears a head of hair like Jim Fisk's. Royalty amid
revolution was not In more danger than the Admiral
was among the taut culottet of the Gold Room. One
day this week a gentleman made the remark to him
that he ought to be a happy man. -'Happy V he ex
claimed. "Me happy me, who live day and night
in an atmosphere of pistols? Not if I know it!"
And he forthwith went up to the Opera House to
look over the cast ol the Tempent.
Apropos of
AniiiMOiiientft,
I might say that Miss Lisa Weber is to appear as
"Ariel" in the Tempest, to be produced on Monday
evening at the Grand Opera House. As the last linger
ing exponent or the leg-business, and as a most viva
cious youngcreature.I presume she will attract a good
many young New Yorkers. But what do you think
or Miss Western as "Miranda?-' That will be very
sweet, will it not?
iienrne Francis Train
has been making a speech at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
about gold gambling. He thinks the Wall street
panic originated In London, aud that Peter B.
Sweeny fanned the flame. He says that the Gov
ernment Is the greatest gambler out, anil that the
only cure is for Grant to either demand instant
payment of the Alabama claims or to declare war.
He declares that "he told ns so" years ago, and that
precisely what has happened in Wall street within
the past week was predicted by hlin. All through
his speech Mr. Train labored under great excite
ment, and strained on his blue coat soveral brass
buttons that were grabbed ror by the crowd.
The New Pavement
along Fifth avenue is thought to be a fraud which
brought money to the Ring politicians, and probably
the members or the Common Council or Philadel
phia, who were lately here, prognosticated the ract
that In six months' time it would all have to come
up. The mixture of hot pitch, wood, sand, and peb
bles which was lately put down along the avenue
bet ween. Thirty-second and Thlrty-tlfth streets, had
to be taken up in three weeks' time, and in many
other places the pavement is extremely loose.
Ali Baba.
CITY ITKMK.
Niw Fall Goons m the Pikce. OWe assortment of
llete s'yIeH, to be made up to order, into all Mind of Cents',
youth', and Hoys' Clothing, Satis'ar'ion gmitrimteed in (ill
respecie. I'rices lower than the Ion est. Style, Jit, and work.
ninnhip rnuul to the best.
- Half wav Between ) Bennett A Op.,
Fifth and Towf.h HALT.,
Sixth Street!. ) No. 618 Mauket St.,
Philadelphia,
And 6'X) Biioajjwav. Hew Yohk.
GET the Best.-The Parham Nbw Family
LOCK-STITCH HKW1NM MACHINE.
(Kasy ToriUH. )
Salesroom, No. 704 CHF.SNUT Street.
Now is the Time to repair tho inroads made upon the
physical strength by the heated term whii'h has dosed
with September. The vitality that has been oozipi
through tbe pore's in tbe form of perspiration, for the last
three months, requires to be replaced, as a preparative to
tbe cold season which makes such disastrous havoc with
relaxed and untonod systems. Tbe reserve of vigor with
which tbe stoutest man commences the summer catnpaig
is drained out of kiin at its close, and unless by some
means he acquires a new stock of vital energy wherewith
to encounter the shock of a oolder season, ha may droop
nd wither like the fulling leaves whose life-juices are
exhausted. If it is thus with the strong, how much more
perilous is tlte condition of the weak and ailing! Their
reason must auggest to tbem, more forcibly than these
printed words, tbe neceaaity for iningoration, and tbo
world bavins deoided, after an experience ot almost a
quarter of a century, that Hostettkii'b Stomach Bit
TIBS embrace such restorative properties as are not pos
teased by any other tonio and alterative preparation in
existence, the. importance of resort iijg to that grW
Benovatobano Reotjlatoh of the human machine
at this critical season, is as obvious as tbe light of day. Let
All who desire to escape an attack of chills and fever,
bilious remittent fever, dysentery, diarrhoea, dyspepsia,
rheumatism, hypochondria, or any other of the diseases
of which the fall season is tbe prolifiu parent, have i
course promptly to this celebrated preventive und
Mn. Johh WANAMAKEn, the bent known clothier In
Philadelphia, hut nimle "Itoceptlnns" an essential foa
tuar to gentleman in this city. No longer are the ladies
allowed to monopolize the dolightsof the "Opening Day;"
the sterner sei are now beginning to regard these M a
necessity, and are in no wise Inclined to'negloot them.
This assertion cannot be questioned by any who have seen
the hundreds of visitors thronging tbe spacious rooms of
Mr. Wanaroaker, on Chesnut streot, yesterday. Tbe occa
sion was alike pleasurable to the proprietor and his guests,
and was a complete success. Many who came without any
prepossession In favor of the hnnso.and some even with pre
indices against It, could not but be well pleased, and give
a hearty approval, while the friends and customers of Mr.
Wanamaker were enthusiastic in their congratulations of
him, and of themselves, too, in view of their prospects for
beautiful dress this season. It was a suocoss on the ap
poarance which the place was made to assume. Pictures
and flowers, hanging basket and pyramids, tastefully-arranged
goods, everything that could contribute to that end.
was brought Into service to make the house beautiful and
attractive; and yot, so skilfully were ail these docorations
arranged, as nevor once to suggest the idoa that this was
any other than a place of business, and businoss only was
tbe meaning of it all. The UMe and judgment every
where displayed in tho sotting up of the bouse spoke
volumes of promise In reference to the clothing manufac
aturcd there. Good tasto Is (he first requisite of a tirst
class tailor.
And yet only the half has been told ; fi r tbe endless and
tasteful assortments of dross and business dot lis clitplnyod
wore superior to all provious stocks ever offorod in our
city. Such ready-made clothing, we bosltnte not to assort,
was noTcr before offered for sale in Philadelphia, lot
alone manufactured hero silk-linod, volvet collnrs, uilted
and embossed everything which has heretofore boon re
garded aa tbo fine touohos and finishes which wore the
special prerogatives ef tho finest custom-made garments.
Mr. TVannmakcr, one of tbo hardest working and yet most
composed businoss men in our city, has uneqAalled facili
ties for furnishing tbe best clothing in all grades of goods,
and bis policy of honorable doalings with all has dovoloped
bis trade into immonse proportions.
In his palatial Chesnut street store he has one hundred
and thirty three salesladies, salosmen, and cuttors, and to
supply the constant needs of those affable employes, four
hundred bands are constantly at work. At his well-estab-lihhod
house at Sixtb and Market streets, one hundred
and fifty salesmen and cutters are always aa busy as so
many boes, and they koep just aa steadily busy plying the
needle eight hundred hands. Thus, Mr. Wanamaker
tukes daily upon his shoulders the responsibility of sup
porting fifteen hundred people, and yet bears the burden
so easily as to haro a choory word for everybody he meets.
Truly, Mr. Wanamaker has found the secret of success
and happiness for himself in doing good to others; and
never have wo soon him look more contented than when
as we saw him on a bright morning lust summor at the
head of his Mission School of hundrodsof children, he
was loading thorn for a pleasant roareution into grron
pastures and besido still wators. Like a modest man as
ho is, be hides many of his virtues, but one so plain us to
be visible to all is that bo hus succocdod in establishing
. A FinsT-i'LASM Clotuinu House.
KAnTH Closet Compact's patent dry earth com
modes und privy fixtures, at A. It. Friineisous Ou.'a, No.
51 li Market street.
J EWEMT. Mr. William W.Cassidy, No. 12 South Second
stroet, has tbe largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewelry and Silverware in the city. Purchasers can
rely upon obtaining a rosl, pure articlo, furnished st a
pnoo which cannot be equalled. Ho also has a large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices. A visit to his store is sure to result in pleasure
and profit.
Oten
Open
Open
Open-
Kvf.ut Dav.
On Thursdays.
All the Time.
Open
Open
Opening Openinu
Auir and for several days putt,
Tbe most extensive importation of
Fall and Winter Stuffs fob
Men's Wear,
User before. Displayed in thin City,
comprising as it does every
Style, Quality, and Color
of the
A'eicesl Designs In Plain crVI Fancy
Cloth,
Cahsimere Vestinos, and
Overcoatings.
Our assortment la full np, and ready for public in-
sjection.
Polite and experienced Salesmen will show you gentle
manly attention, and you will not be ask ed to bny.
A cordial invitation is here extended to tbe public.
Come to-day, or any time, as we are
Open
Open
Every Day.
Respectfully,
Charles Stokes,
No. 834 Chesnut Street.
Copy.
1800-70.
Fall Ciuculab
Oak Hall
to announce thai our preparation! for the present season are
fully eipMil to the hut two or three yean, would be sujjleicut
aimrance that Oak Hall is the place to buy your Pull and
Winter Clothing.
hut to all former inducements we add
A MUCH REDUCED SCALE OF PRICES.
liistancing all competitors on thin one vital point.
IMPROVED ND REORGANIZED CUSTOM DEPART
MENT.
JVeic and better Cutters, men of unsurpassed tai-te.
A GREATER lEIlFEl'TION IN HEADY-MADE DEPARTMENT.
A finer riant of Cto'hing than erer before.
A large aud better aenorted titork.
Our butiiien increased 60 per cent, but year, and ire have
prepared for a atitl larger increase.
We are determine,! to lift Oak Hall higher than eter in the
popular enterm, and to make It the great centre of the Clothing
trade of our 'ily ani titatc,
Wanamaker 4 Baow.s,
Oak Hall Building,
Sixth and Market Streets.
NOTC 8riaV irMrnelf of tin truthf utile! o.f the ahoee
etaitment, eijirciulty the FIRST :Our prices the toiient In the
country.
iiEW
CAR
J. F. & E. B. O R PJ E,
No. 904 CHESNUT STREET.
FALL IMPORTATION.
FRENCH MOQUETTE CARPETS
DESIGNED BY THE BEST ARTISTS IN PARIS, FOR SALE ONLY BY US, AND AT
LESS PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE OFFEREl'.
6-4 VELVETS.
NEW AKD ELEGANT ORIGINAL DESIGNS IN J. CROSSLEY.S ft BOJfS' G-i VEL
VETS FOR PARLORS, WITH BORDERS TO MATCH, EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS.
Novelties in ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS in tho Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette, Porsian,
Albnnibin, Illuminated, and other styles, in entirely new and original drawings.
ALSO, .
ENGLISH BRUSSELS FOR HALL AND STAIRS
ALL WIDTHS, WITH BORDERS TO MATCH.
1000 PIECES NEW TAPESTRIES.
JUST OPENED, 1000 PIECES OF ALL THE NEW STYLES OF TAPF.STKIES FOR
THE SEASON, AT
JM O I 12 re rr K 1 Jt I C 12 s.
J. F. & E. B. ORE,
rso. SMKl CJII15H2VHTT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
10 2SW
Tiik Lauoeht WoitKKiiop ok the Body is the Livor,
whose office it is to withdraw tho liilo from the Moo J;
whoii this important organ ilool pot act, the akin assamns
a yellow appearance, and generally a vW.' headache nets in,
with chill) aens.itiona, and cold hands and foot, accompa
nied with loss of appetite. Thesystom becomes clojfuoci,
tho machinery does not work well, and both mind and
body are disordered, tho afllictod becoming cross and j
fretful, finding fault with everything arouud them. To
any person in this condition Du. D. Jaykh's Sanative
Pills are recommended ; bj thoir stimulating action tho
Liver goon recovers its healthy tone, and is euabled to
perform its proper functions, (iostiveness is cured, and
all the aggravating symptoms of Biliousness removed.
Sold everywhere.
MOORK HUNT. On the th ultimo, at the residence
of the bride's parents, by the Hon. Daniel M. Fin, Mayor
of Philadelphia, Mr. L. LOWKY MOOR K, of Washing
ton, D. O., to Miss HANNAH HUNT, of this city.
iii:i.
HORNER. Suddenly, in Camden, on tho !Wth inRtnnt.
KMMALINK HOKISKK, wife of the lute Murlow Uorner,
in tbe frith year of hor age.
Trio relatives ana
and frienda of the family are rennnctfnllv
invited to attend the funeral, from her late rosidunue. No.
421 Kroadway, on Huudny afternoon, Oetobor it, at 2
o'clock. Interment at hethel Cemetery, btockton town
ship. JAOOBT.-Gn Friday morning, Ootobor 1, KLKANOR,
wife of Iraneis Jacoby.
The relatives and frionds are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, on Monday afternoon at '6 o'clock, from
Hi. James' Church, Bristol, Pa.
MARSHALL. On the 2!th u'timo, KSTHER. wife of
Samuel Marshall, and daughter ol Jane aud the late
Robert Fullerton, aged 25 years.
The rolutives and friends of the family are reapeotfully
invited to fattend the funeral, from her husbuud'a resi
dence. No. 73)4 Hepburn street, below Seventeenth, on
Sunday, October 1), at 1 o'clock. Interment at All baints
(.round.
PILLING. This morning, HENRI V., socond son of
George P. Pilling, in the loth year of his age.
Due notice will lie given of tho funeral.
W ALUS.-On the 2snh Instant, CHARLES II. WAL
LIS. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his
parents, No. Hen N. Twenty-third street, on Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
WIM.IAM8.-On the morning of SopteinberSO, X-OUISA
GERTRUDE, infant daughter of Albert H. and Mary W.
Williams.
MOURNING DRY COODS.
BLACK DJtAF D'lIXVER,
A New and Superior French Fabric
for Deep Mourning.
AI.SO,
black rorLin biahritz,
Of Very Fine Qualities.
BLACK CRETONNES,
Just Imported and for Sale by
BKSSO & SON,
MOURNING DRY GOODS ROUSE,
No. 918 CHESNUT STREET,
89 lrp. PHILADELPHIA.
1
a B
OLOTHINC.
GRAND OPENING DAY!
EVERY DAY
EXCEPT t UN DAY!
OPEN ALL DAY.
EVERY WEEK DAY!
Eut every n ctk day we open a freh lot of
SU NDAY CLOTHES.
The vonttant reception of new and splendid instalments
of
FINE FALL GARMENTS
Enables ca lo make every day n
RECEPTION DAY,
Not only of Olothes, but of legions of customers who cune
to buy o'othes.
IN FORMER SEASONS
We have made grrat preparation! to insure the
laigest satisfaction to our customers. But our
arrangements tor
THE PRESENT SEASON
Are decidedly in advance of anything we have
ever heretofore done.
We cantot be undersold!
We cannot be undersold! .
We cannot ba undersold!
Come to the opening of the g joJs of
R0CKHILL & WILSON,
AT THE
GREAT BROWN STONE HALL,
NOS. 603 AND 605 CHESNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
One-Price Clothing House,
No.OOUrAItKET Street.
Our Garments ore well made.
Our Cutters are men of talent.
BUT ONE l'KICE IS ASKHD.
Satisfaction Guaranteed Every Purchaser.
GEO. W. NIEMANN, Proprietor,
9 15 wfra5 No. 604 M ARKET St., above Blxtn.
WESTON & BROTHER,
TAILORS,
No. 'J00 AKCH ST., PHILADELPHIA,
Invite special attention to tliolr IIANDSOME STOCK
op .
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED.
A SITEIUOR.GARMENT AT A REASONABLE
PKICE.
HATTSFACTION GUARANTEED. 9 IS Smrp
PIANOS.
m, ALBRECHT. kHX
fflrf . BIEKK8 BOHMIDTJ Ittrfnl
MANUIMOTCHKlli (VS
FIR8T-ULAKB PIANO FOBTKS.
jjlMuMrSlO A BOH Btra.
QlKwiTiiT CO. CHAM I"AJ iT.
Juat received an Invoice of
VKRZKNAY; iUH.lt LARK I,
ANI t.OI.D I.AHKL IKV.
QUARTH AND PINTS.
For sale ly
.lOSI l'H T4 II IAN X t'O.,
1U l lotru 3 ad 8 Soulll 1'RONT Stitet.
T TV3 1 07VX S ,
l"IIVIii WATCH EN, '
FANOYGOOBS,
NEW BRONZE
AI LEY
TWELFTH AND CHESNUT STREETS,
New Fall Importations How Open.
FSRJE SI L V
FOR
BEIDAL
i iv o rr
A8LEY
TWELFTH AND
1D 2MVt
DRY GOODS.
E. R. LEE.
NO. 43 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
DAS NOW OPEN FROM FORCED AUCTION
t-ALES Ol LAST WEEK,
25 PIECES BLACK SILKS
Cheapest Goods Ever Offered.
HEAVY CiROS GRAINS, l-.'5 and 2l1').
EXTRA HEAVY DO.. 225, S'i-75.
HEAVY BLACK LYONS DRAP DE PARIS.
Magnificent l.yoii l':t'liemlic tie
Sole.
Heavy Faille ftllk.
q PIECEH NEAT BUOCATEIXE FIGURED SILK,
A JOB.
100 PIECES WIDE SERGE C'LOTUS, 81 CENTS,
COST OVER CO.
NEW KID CLOVES, lrO.
GENUINE JOUVIN GLOVES, FALL SHADES.
NEW HAMBURG EDGINGS, REAL LACES, ETC.
We call SPECIAL ATTENTION" our stock or
SLACK SILKS,
BEING THE CHEAPEST AND BEST GOODS EVER
OFFJtliE 1 . ' 9 89 Wtmit
ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES
PERKINS & CO., -
No. 9 SOUTH SINTH ST4EET,
9 8 mwf3mflp
PHILADELPHIA.
IT
ODGER8 AND WOSTENIIOLM'8 POCKET
i KNIVKS, Pearl and Stag Handles, of beautiful
finish KOIMiKRH'aud W AI)K a HU I UH e KM K Ai)KrJ.
and the oelebrated LEUOLTHK HAZOH bUIhSOitS of
Hazora. Knives, Rciwwrs, and Table Cutlery Ground and
PolUhed at P. MAUJOKA'S. No. 116 b. 'liiNTU Htreet.
below Ubeanut, H 6p4
DEAFNESS. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
science and skill have invented to assiat the hearing
in every degree ot deatness ; also, jveHuiraiora ; also, uru
riall's Patent Oriitohes. superior to any others in use, at
P. MAUtlUAS. Us t. 1EISTU bireut, below
at
ow
Vttesuuv,
Bin
ER-W A R E
PRESENTS,
V. H I 13 T Y,
AT
ERATE PRICES.
t CO.,
CHESNUT STREE IS.
PHILADELPHIA.
SILVER PLATED WARE, ETQ.
ESTABLISHED IN 1840.
MEAD & ROBBINS,
SUCCESSORS TO JOHN O. MEAD Jc iON,
Olnnurnrturrri of the Flnett J rude of
SILVSXl
MATED
WARES.
We make oar own goeda ; deposit the Silver accuratelf
hy weight, and Warrant each article by ur Trade Vark
on the bate, ami by written guarantees if preferred. Ther
re equal to th finest (trades of English and French
Wares, and artistio in design and elogantly ornamented.
CUTLERY.
Pearl, Ivory, and E uhher Out lery in great variety, plat
and unplated, in quantities as required.
N.E. Corner Ninth and Chesnut,
10 1 fmwCm
PHILADELPHIA.
CIQARS.
'229 S. FRONT ST. 229 S. FKONT 8T.
S. FUCUET & SONS.
(BSTABLISHKD 13!9),
IMPORTERS OF HAVANA CIGARS,
AND
MANUFACTURER i OF FINE CIGARS,
i
No. 229 S. FRONT.. St., below Walnut.
Freshly Imported Cigars in or out of Bond,
Of our Manufac ture, thirty varieties ; quality war
ranted. tio i lotep
Assortment and prices to suit till buyers.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
II E SUNDAY MAGAZINE
' A MONTHLY OF
' RKOREATION AND INSTRUCTION.
PBUFFKF.LV TLLUtiTIUTED.
EDITED BY REV. THOMAS GUTHRIE, D. D.
Just issued,
THE OCTOBER PART,
Coiumancing a N w Volume, -
CONTAINING FOURTEEN ARTICLES,
with
FIFTEEN ILLUSTRATIONS.
SO oents per Part e$3 50 per Aunuut.
For sale by ull period ical dealers.
J. B. LIPPINOOTT & CO., PiiblUheP!
H 710 n4 717 MARKET St.. p-jul.
pstorative.