rUBlISHBD BVERY AFTERNOON (RUHDAT8 IXCKrW), AT THE EVENING TELEORAPII BUILDING, NO. 108 8. THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. The rrict U three eentt per enj'V (double "'). or eighteen cent per veek, payable to the carritr by whom terved. The tubtcription price by mail it Him Dollar per annum, or On Dollar and Fifty Cent for two month, invariably in advance fur the time ordered. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1809. ANOTHER RAID Oy THE CLAIM AGENTS. Next to the whisky ring, there is no class of men in this country who do more financial injury to the Government than the claim Hgonts. It is the study of thoir lives to add to the burthen a of the taxpayers, and thoy are never bo happy as when they disoover a new pretext for mulcting Uncle Sam. Many of the so-called "honest" cases which they trump up are founded on a base betrayal of the confidence of the nation. A clerk, for instance, entrusted with the secrets of a bu reau or a department, discovers, from Govern ment records, that a claim mny be made by parties who are probably in blissful ignorauce of the fact that they have the remotest chance of recovering money from the nation. But when the clerk turns claim agent, or the jackal of a claim ngent, this secret knowledge is adroitly used, and by a flagrant violation of confidence the governmental archives are made to promote the spoliation of the Trea sury. There is another class of claim agents who systematically trade in their real or sup posed "influence" with the departments Acquiring a certain position by windy stump speeches or important political connections, they resort in turn to flattery, threats, and entreaties to induce public officials to indorse claims of doubtful justice. Among the vast horde of public robbers who are imposing on the American people the heaviest taxation known to civilization claim agents are especially ravenous and dangerous. If they could suc ceed in all their schemes, and especially in those involving compensation for alleged losses (luring the war, they would speedily bankrupt the Treasury beyond the ' hope of redemption.- They are perpetually lying in wait for nn opportunity to pounce upon, the people. If Congress is in a liberal mood, the moment is quickly improved by the passage of a questionable appropriation. If a Cabinet oft'ter or the head of a bureau is weak or venal, he is instantly besieged with applications for the endorsement of doubtful claims. If a President desires to accomplish some important object, there is always a gal vanized political patriot, who is in reality a claim agent in disguise, ready to suggest that if provision can be made for the payment of Shoddy's little bill, all difficulties in the way of the accomplishment of the grand national undertaking will vanish. There is another class of claim agents who do not hesitate to resort to gross frauds and crimes to plunder the Government. They trump up witnesses to swear to any false statement that may be neco-sary to gain their end, and they forgo documents with graceful 0 facility. They are usually adroit enough to escape the meshes of the laws which they con tinually seek to pervert, but we see by the recent action of the Secretary of War, con firmed by the opinion of the Attorney-General, that their operations are likely to be rostrietcl hereafter. It seems that claim agents mu! be tolerated as a necessary evil uule-u they commit somo flagrant act of bad faith, but the Secretary of War is never "theless sustained in kis judgment that th privilege of practising in any department m t be withheld "on testimony of a loss de;;iV'. than would be expected in case the parly worn indicted and prosecuted criminally." The Attorney-General also suggests that "where frauds have been or are attempted to bo com mitted upon the Government by agents, by means of fictitious claims and other devices, the statutes enacted for their punishment should be enforced against them,' and that "where the provision contained in the pen sion and bounty acts designed for tho protec tion of claimants against tho cupidity mil oppression of their agents has been violated, the guilty parties ought to bo brought to jus tice" We trust that Government officers and United States District Attorneys will act , promptly and vigorously on this hint. A j good sharp raid on the claim agents would be 1 as useful in improving tho national finances ns a vigorous prosecution of the Whisky ring, j And while tho operators on a small sealo and the grosser villains are hunted down, tho lawyers with big reputations, tho blustering i politicians, and the ex-statesmen who are but J claim agents in disguise, should also be closely watched, and when thoy are found to bo trip ping let them be denounced, and, if possible, severoly punished. They have alroady cost tho nations hundreds of millions of dollars, and if a method for stopping their supplies is devised, it will boa more fruitful sourco of financial advantage than a dozen new formi of internul revenue taxation. MRS. STOWE AS AX ADVERTISER. Mits. Stowe has at last been heard from, but, with a keen eye to business, evonherdefenso as sumes tho form of un advertisement of a forth coming magazine article. She coolly ussumes that her long silence in rc gird to tho criti cisms upon her first article is justified be cause the public mind was "in too excited a state to consider the matter dispassionately.'' This imputation is only one degree loss arro " gant thun tho allegation of ono of her defen 1 trs that bLo represented the national con science, for it implies her immense mental ' superiority to the readers whose favoraU. judgment hho is about to solicit. Sim " promises to furnish additional proofs of her story which have been obtaine I in Eng hmd, but their character is carefully withheld, Hu that the ptcuiiiaiy value of her new pro THE, DAILY EVEN duction may not bo in the slightest degree damaged. As her dofonse, to be valid, must be based solely on this evidonoe, the caro with which she conceals it while proclaiming its existence makes her new card an effootive provocative of curiosity, and as she has ad roitly pressed the Associated Tress reporters into her service, she has fairly achioved the honor of being tho Great Advertisement "Writer, despite the pretensions of rival claim ants, and this proud distinction must, there fore, be adSed to her laurels as a scandal monger. The Bkooks Cash. Now that tho authori ties have their clutches upon the cowardly tools of the whisky ring who attempted to assassinate Detective Brooks in the broad light of day, all the customary appliances are being resorted to for potting them out of harm's way. In New York, where two of them still remain, awaiting a requisition, tho assistance of tho notorious Judgo Mc Cunn has heen called in, and every crook ud turn will be resorted to by him to sot the villains at liberty before thoy can bo re manded. But wo hope that those efforts at cheating justice will bo thwarted, and that this glaring outrage will be amply com pensated for by an exemplary punishment of the perpetrators. One of the conspirators the hack-driver McLaughlin is already in tho city, and his fiionds are resorting to tho frequently misused privilogo of tho writ of habeas corpus to securo his escape. For a wonder, however, tho prisoner appears luke warm in the enterprise, and .has Btoadily re fused to converse with tho "lawyer" whoso professional sorvices have been secured in his behalf. Tho authorities appear to bo exer cising due vigilance in preventing him from being tampered with by outsido parties, and there is a fair prospect that ho at least will receive his just deserts. New Yoisk City rejoices in the custody of "lleddy tho Blaoksmith," who travelled all tho way to San Francisco before ho could be overtaken by certain gentlemen from Gotham who desired to have his company on the homeward jaunt. And now it is announced that "Dan tho Blacksmith," an enterprising Philadelphian, is awaiting at St. Louis the arrival of certain gentlemen from this city, in whoso company ho will return to our midst. Dan, liko lleddy, has beeu accustomod to live by his wits, and hence his attempt to get away from tho scene of his exploits. The Secretaryship of State in New York appears to go a-begging as far as tho llepub licans are concerned. George William Cur tis, who received the unanimous nomination for tho position at the Syracuse Convention, declined tho honor; and now General John C. llobinson, who was selected for tho vacant place on tho ticket by tho State Central Com mittee, has also declined. It will be a great pity if our Republican friends iu New York are unable to persuade anybody to head their ticket. The Democrats encounter no such trouble. Secretary Bovtwei.l, who was expected to visit this city early in the week, but was pre vented from so doing by the flood following the great storm of Sunday last, will certainly be in our midst on Saturday evening next. At that time a meeting will bo held under the auspices of tho Union League at Horticul tural Hull, at which the Secretary of the Treasury will attend, lie will deliver an ad dress upon the financial condition of the country which will undoubtedly command universal attention. Goi.dwin Smith has been at it again. This time he writes a letter to the London I), ti!; Ntim, in which he favors the independence of Canada, but opposes its annexation to the United States. Gold win is doubtless moved to this course by tho desire to have a place of refuge close at hand, to which he can resort when he desires to ventilate his opinions upon the Alabama claims after a fashion which, according to his own notion of his own importanco, should concentrate tho en lire force of our-Government in an ell'ort to suppress him. liKprni.rcANisM is still a power in Spain, and a cable telegram announces that some of the republican deputies have left Madrid to prepare for a grand liberal uprising in the northern and central provinces. Tho issue tnri.s on The question whether tho army will remain faithful to the present Government or join hands with tho people. Trim and Ser rano have a very strong hold upon thoir sol diers, and if this cannot bo shaken they will probably remain masters of the situation until a monarch is chosen. Miss Susan 1). Anthony has turned up at a female suffrage convention in St. Louis. It would b interesting to know who foots the bills for her travelling expenses. Doubtless tho working women whom she was so anxious to "represent" at tho lute frothy Labor Con vention in this city. A Ihmv Old It-How. When Charles liemle called upon the Harvard crew in Loudon he was dressed in un old- lusmoncu FUH ol Uio pepper una salt variety of cloth, such as prudent mothers lay by for m-ilvo yoiiutf urchins lor the sake of economy. Wuilo his hat uud coat were hhoekiiiir as to style, his pants were cut in tho foniruy Zouave style, the w hole making him cut u ridiculous figure anion" the natty suits which most of their visitors affected. Air. ltcade ad led interest to his quaint appearance by briiifjlnsr a copv of llm I'olim AVir newspaper for the delectation of the mem bers of the crew, who have been trying ever since to discover why lie thought thev'wotikl feel Interested in the contents of that blieet. Men who Oviirriich TImmhsl'Ivch. There are men here and there who are a little too f-inart, even for themselves. There is a will now under settlement in New York citv, in which a rich old nentletnaii very elfectualiv re venues himself upon a sou-ln-law. It "hap pened that the son-in-law jrot some hold upon the old man w hereby he compelled him to set tle 4 100,(11)0 upon his wife (the old man's daugh ter) before the affair was arranged. As In duty bound, the old gentleman ultimately paid tho debt of nature, and, of course, the heirs were wido awake for tho will. -There were three daughters and one son, and tho old man left to tho son )H, OiH,()00, to each of tho two daugh ters 1,000,000, but to the daughter whose hus band had played tho trick upon him. nothing more than a receipt lor the C 100,000 paid to her i-muit Lusbaud. IN Q TELEQRAPn PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, SPECIAL. NOTIOE8. fpST ACADEMY OF MUSIC. INTELLECTUAL ENTERTAINMENTS. THE STAR COURSE OF LECTURES. T. B. PUCtH HAS TUB HONOR TO ANNOUJOR THAT HR HAS ORUANIZKD, FOR TUB BKA80S OF 1MB-70, A 8KRIKS OV Itf TKLLKGTUAL KITKR TAINMKNT8. KNTITLKD "THK STAR OOURSK OF LKOTURK8." THH PUKPOSK BRINO TO AFFORD TUB OmZKNS OK Pllt LA DKI, PHI A AN OPPOR TUNITY. NKVKR BKl'OKR PRKSENTRU, OK IIKARINO, IN A SI NO 1,11 OOURSK OF LF.OTURKS, THH AdURRiJATH TALENT OF TilK KNTIRK LRUtUKR FIKLD. I WKNTr LBCTVHKH IIT TWO SKR1X9 OF THY KACH, Th ooarae will oonsist of Twenty Lkoturkk, dirided into two serlos of ten each. The 1st 8RKIK8 or T! LBOTimics will bo dollrorsd fmm October IS to Dooomber 1, lflSD. The 3d Bkhibh or TEN Lkctckks from February 1 to April 30, 1870, THR TOPICS TO BK DISCUSSED. The subjects to be trotted of will embrtoo HtSTWtT, BioruiArHY, Travei,, Humor, Literature. Suiexok, Art, and Politick; and the spankers solectod for the task are roooRnieod as "Stars" In thoir respective phoros. LIST OF SPEAKERS RNttAUKD. Hon. Charles Sumner, Rev. K. II. Chapin, D.D., George William Curt it, Hon. 8. S. Cox, Ralph Waldo Kmeraon, Prof. Robert K. Honor, Prof. Honrj Morton, R. J. De Cordova, Anna K. Dioklnwm, Wendell Phillips, John t. H.-ixo, Rut. Robert Oollynr, D.D., Hon. Richard O'Oormin, Hnyard Taylor, D. H. Locke (P. V. Nas'.iy), Olire ijogan, Murk Twain, P. 1J. Du Chaillit, Mrs.F.W. Lairlcr (Roading). The First Sfrits of Tea L&'titre TO HE OIVEN 1H TUB FOLLOWING OHDEH: On Tnosdur Evoninit. Oot. IV, A11SS ANNA K. DICKINSON. Subject " Whitd Ski'ULCIUikh." On Thursday Kveninir. October 21, 11. J. OK CORDOVA. Subject " The SiiaM Familx at Home." On Monday EeninR, f)ctoh r25, M1N.1 OL1VK LOGAN. Subject "OlKLH." On Vf cdnoaday Even cr, October 27, R.J. Utr CORDOVA. Subject "OUR New Cleuoyman." On Moncay Evening, Novembers, HON. 8. 8. OuX. Subject "New Knolanu ihanscendentalibii." On Wednesday Evening, Deuembor 1, HON. CHARLES SUMNER. Subject "The (jirKHTion or Caste." On Friday Evening, December 8, RKV. ROBERT OOLLYER, D. D. Subject "Olkar tiun." On Tueiday Eveniug, December 7, m MARK TWAIN. " Subject ' Sandwich Islands." On Thursday Evening, DcoemberS, R. J. OK CORDOVA. Subject "Whiffin . NIIN." On Thursday Evoning, December Iti, WENDELL FtilnLIPS, Subject "Danikl O'Conhkll." THE SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT. Professors ROGERS and MORTON will each givo a loctnru during tho seas', n, and supplementary to the regu lar course. Professor Rogers' subject will be "SrK.kM and the Steam Enhine." Professor MORTON'S subject will be "Solar EolithEs." Both lectures will be illustr.tto t by beautiful drawings, moving models, and brilliant and iuturesting ex periments. 'IIE YOUNG FOLKS' DEPARTMENT. P. B. DU CHAILLU, the famous African explorer, will givo a sorics of throe lectures t te Ftkt in tl'ti lime, on his adventures among the Canniiials, under the EVATOH, und in the land of tho Ohonoos. Theio lec tures created a great tons.it ion inning the juveniles in New York and Boston last spring. A MUSICAL FH ELUDE. Mr. ( 'ail Sontz' New Parlor Orchestra will pcrlorm choice musical selections each evening from 7'30 to H o'clock. SCALE U.'' PRICKS. ADM1SSIONTO EACH L EOT 11 K E r,)cnnts. RESERVED SEATS TO EACH LECTURE 75 " ADMIr-SIONTO AMPHITHEATRE- J " RESERVED TICKETS FOR THE hEMh.S OF 'J EN LECTURES 5. The salo of Koservad Seas m Tickets to the First Series will take place on Monday Murnins, Oct. 11, coinmiim'.m? at 8 o'clock, at Gould's Piano Rooms, No. DJ3 01IESNU T Street. Too sale of Reserved Koats to the Single Lectures will commence on Tues Iny Morning, Oct. 12, lit tha saiuo hour. Box Ollico open daily from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. SPEUIAL NOTICE. A very neat and vlogant littlo vulumo of I!2 paron, con taining a PROSPECTUS of tho ST Alt COURSE and information of value to those propnsing to attend the Lec tures, may be hud (iUATrtTonsr.v on application to J. E. Could, No. !2.'iCH ESNUTStvect. H) 7ths2t j.T" A HELIAIJLK MAN WANTED FOR Sccietaty and Treasurer of a Company just organizing, which premises remunerative results. Addio-iS ltw.' Post Cilice Box, wiih namo and references. 10 G Ht p i. j" THE GREAT FAIll IN AID OK TUP! ORPHANS' HOME AT O K R M X N TO VV S, Oct. IH to :m, inclusive, a HOKTICITLTUHAL HALL. Tii kots Season, if 1 s Singlo admission, 2-10. ; Minors' season, f0e. ; do. single admission, loo. Inau-uriil Festival lit AoH.liMiir of Music, MONDAY EwMng, Oct 1H. See amusement colon n I HI 7 tlistu lit A FAIlt IN AID OF THE PENNSYLVANIA INDUSTRIAL HOME FOR . BLIND WOMEN will bo held nt the Hall of the Philadelphia City Institute, N. E. corner of CI1ESNUT & EIGHTEENTH STREETS, commencing on MONDAY, Octebor 1 1, and continuing ono week. 10 6 it jj- JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE. Philadelphia, October , 1;sj. Tho general introductory to the course will be delivered by Pror.-ssor JOSEPH PANOOAST, M. D.,on MONOAW, 11th instant, at 8 o'clock P. M. B. HOWARD Ritl), M. I)., 10 7 3t Dia of Faculty. T M O I! N I N (I G L O U Y. It is an admitted fact that the MORNI.NH GLORY BASK lUKNING HEATING STOVES keep ste.idil a mail of all competitors. For tuporiorit ' and economy in luel they are una jpro who I. Call an 1 bcetliem. Ill'.ltY & H'J.N I'KRNO.V, 1061mlp Nos Sot' and il N. S CO VD Street. POLITICAL. UNION LEAGUE MEETING. HtN. GEORGE S. BOUTWELL, SECXtETAHY OF THE TREASURY, Will Address the People OF I' H I L A D E L I II I A AT HORTICULTURAL HALL, QUO D STREET, ON SATURDAY EVEfilSG, Oct. 9, 1883, AT 7)4 O'CLOCK. ID Tilt lll.cl., o k'Tv . . . ...i iwT ami MILES lUlv iS.M.i' II "'" li:'"-" 'or want ..f only. Api.ly ul Mables lit K IlK-knitmckiT ...niiuiiv I'VS KN1'. KKCONl and HAMILTON Streets. l' ti htrp" POL.ITIOAL. UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET. OoTernor, MAJOR-GENERAL JOHN W. QUART. JuUe f theHnprrmn Canrf, ,HON. HENRY W. WILLIAMS. City Trrn.nrrr, JOSEPH P. MARCER. City Cominlnfllonri-f THOMAS M. LOCKE. Itecordrr of Ired, JOHN A HOUSEMAN. rrolhonot arr of tlio HUtrlrt Conn, CAPTAIN WILLIAM K. HOPKINS. Clerk o the Court of Qurtrtnr SmnloiiM, THOMAS ASIITON. Coroner, WILLIAM TAYLOR. Nenntor-Flrnt IHnlrlrl, WILLIAM W. WATT. Amr-muly, 1st DlHtrla L, n. THOMAS. . 2d District UKOKUK MAXWELL. 8d District 4th District WILLIAM ELLIOTT. 6th Distrlct-JOSEI'II K. MoCAMMON. 8th District ROI5EKT C. GRAHAM. 7th District ROP.EKT JOHNSTON. 8th District JAM ES V. STOKES. 9th District JAMES BEKUY. 10th District Colonel EI.ISIIA W. DAVIS. 11th District WILLIAM M. UUNN. 12th District ALEXANDER A DA I HE. 13th Dlstrict-JOSEPH A. OEISZ. 14th District JOHN CLOUD. lCth District ADAM ALLHRIGIIT. 10th District Colonel MARSHALL C. HONG. 17th District WATSON COMLY. lath District .TAMES MILLER. 10T89 11 HEADQUARTERS KEPUBLICAN IN- VINC1BLES, FIFTH and LIBRARY Streets, OctOliEU, 7, 13o9. ORDER No. 8. I. Members will asscmblo at Depot, Thirty -first and Cheenut streets, FRIDAY KVICNINO, Oot. 8, 13, to proceod to WEST CIIKSTICR. Cars leave at 6 45 o'clock P. M., sharp. II. Fare for the round trip, $1 Tickots to be had at tho Hall on Friday. liy order of GEORGE TRUMAN, Jn., Chief Marshal. JosKm K. McOammon.) i i CAI.niB.Kl.MHKn, N Afca't Marshals. t0 7 2t OLOTHINC. Of ail the .Custom Departments OF ALL Til K LEADING CLOTHING HOUSE 3 IN THE UNITED STATES OR ELSEWtJERE, THE CUSTOM D EPAltTME ST OF , ROCXCIXZIiZi & WILSCJIJ, ON THE SECOND FLOOR or She Great Brown IZall, Nos. U03 nuil COS CHESNUT STREET, TAIE5 TKE ISA!) AND , Challenges Competition ! Our stock of olf Rant pioco goods of FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, Is nlti Kother ursurpassed, and our facilitit. for cutting and muking theao superior goods in the tiu9t st yle ut the lowett price at which it is po Bible to afford them. With such cutters as ROOKHILL, 1 URNK1.L, AYREH, RAAR, LAURSCH, SWEENEY, CLIFTON, ami SETH THOMAS, We are ready to Rive tho most unbounded satisfaction, in every respect, to the great army of irontloinon who Wiiit our Clothing-. EOCEIIILL & WILSON, NOS. 603 AND 605 CnESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. OCDEIJ & HYATT, aiCKCIIANT TAILORS, No. 815 ARCH STREET. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE GOOD9 TERMS MODERATE. 0 10 tlistuSmrp 1HE CHESNUT STREET One-price Clothing House, NO. 009 CHESNUT ST., AROVE SIXTH. COMrLETE KEW FALL STOCK. LAltGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT. PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. DO NOT FAIL TO CALL AXD EXAMINE. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. L'J25 8tutll3ai PERKY & CO. WESTON & BROTHER, TAILORS, No. 000 ARCH ST., PHILADELPHIA, Invite special attention to their HANDSOME STOCK OK TALL AND AV INTER GOODS, Jl'ST RECEIVED. A BCI'EIUOR GARMENT AT A REASONABLE Mi ICE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 9 IS 3mrp OCTOBER 7, 1800. 11 w M T- r I ! WHOLESALE PAPER HANGINGS, S. W. CORNER NINTH AND CHESNUT STREETS, 9 1 tllatuCt DRY GOODS. SHAWLS ! SHAWLS! EDWIN HALL & CO., NO. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET, Have In store a great variety of SHAWLS, at tho lowest prices , LONG BROCIIE, OPEN CENTRES. LONO 13KOC11E, FILLER CENTRES. SQUARE BROCIIE, OPEN CENTRES. SQUARE BROCIIE, FILLED CENTRE i. LONG BLACK THIBET. STRIPE BLANKET SHAWLS. RICH PLAID BLANKET SHAWLS. DOIANS LA DEDOUINES. LANDENBERGER'S ARABS. rASIIIOIJABLE rLUSIIES. SILK TLUSHES, all colors. STRIPE ROMAN SATINS, FOR SASHES AND TRIMMINGS. ROMAN SCARFS AND TIES. 4-4 SILK VELVETS. SILK-FINISH VELVETEENS. 0 13 tuths3mrp GRAND CLOSING OUT 'SALE OP SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. RICKEY, SHARP Cc CO., NO. 727 CHESNUT STREET, WILL OFFER OK MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1869, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT 0P SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, At Prices Etlow the Cost of Importa tion. IN5Iins l!clucl tVom 1 to HOc. o. lroisi H71Z " t'fflls Io. lVom 75 lo fcuis, i:it lt :imiii'looii Sillis sit r415(). EiliM'Iu (iroN (ai-aiii Miller ut iSB'. a nil ivii OO. RBCKCY,GHARP & CO., No 727 CHESNUT STREET, 10 2 tfrp PHILADELPHIA. O W OPENING AT THE EIGHTH STREET RIBBON STORE, No. 107 NORTH EIGHTH 8TREET, Four doors above ArcU street: i ONSET RIBBONS, SASH RIBBONS, SATIN RIBBON'S, VELVET RIBBONS, BONNET VELVETS, SILKS, BLACK AND COLORED SATINS, BLACK E.NGLISII CRAPES, FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS AND PLUMES, LADIES' AND MISSES' HATS, BONNET AND HAT FRAMES, All which I offer at the lowest prices. JULIUS GICHEL, No. 10T North EIGHTH Street, 9 2 tuths'imrp Four doors a'Kive Arclu QHAMELEON SATINS, ROMAN SATINS, BROCATELLC SILKS, Entirely New, and Very Desirable. Nos. 4C5 and 407 North SECOND St., 911rp rni LA DELPIIT A. NDIA S H A V L S. u i? is a i: n v v bs. No. 010 t llESNI T STREET, Will open Monday, Oct. 4, his Fall Importation ol India Camel's Hair Shawls and Scarf, At moderate prices. With a choino selection of NOVEI.T1US In the usual TASTE ami Ql'ALlTV of HIS EH'l'A BLISUMENT. DM -Jul I TV TV Ac o o'., AND RETAIL PniLADELRJIIA. DRY QOODS. JOHN liURNS, H(.ac furn'shlnn Dry Goods toil Importer of Hoslory, No. iMfi nd 247 Sotith KLKVKM TH Street, boT 8nr.oa TABLK LINKN3. NAPKINS, TOWKufl From Npw York auction ule. Below f hosnut nd Ktuhth strost prioos. Bo'ow import its' price. Inm.k Napkins I 38, elnewhnrs $160 per docen. Towels, all linen, 12 Mo., size 20 b, JO. Two yards wide Taldo Damafk, 75o., worth $1. Pillow and Sheeting Linens at auction prices BLANKKTS, WATHR-PROOK FLANNKI.I All-wool Illankets. 2t yards Ion, 4 il5. All-wool lilunkots, 2' yards long, $6 60. Marreillos Quilts, $2 00 up. Honeycomb, Allendale and Gerroantown Spreads. Water proof for Cloaks, 8o., $1, $1'25 o $ns. Water proof for Suits, irold, striped, and plaid. Rallardvnle Flannels, yard wide, 45o. Red, Medicated, Gray, Opera, Shaker Flannels. OARTWRIGHT & WARNKR'8 UNDKKWHAR. Ladies' genuine UalbriRgnn Hoso, 75c, 87,Vo. I.adios' "Iron Frams" Hose, Tery hevy, 37,to. Ladies' extra heavy ITnriorvest, 75o. up. Gent super stout Half Hose. 31o., hosvy. Children's Underwear In every rsrioty. Genu' Shirts and Drawer, 60o , 75o., $1 up. Children's Knglisli Hose, extra long. NAINSOOKS, CAMUR1CS, FRKHCH MUSLINS! Hamburg Kdgings and Inset-tings, fresh stylus. Homstitched and Plain Hdkfs. In bargains. London Cord Pique, 28o. jg j, Y It E & L A N D E L L, FOURTH AND ARCII STREETS, Opened To-day, SSTSOTJfSSS!1" WOOLLEN SUAWL3- CARRIAGE SHAWLS. Y It E & L A N D E L L, FOURTH AND ARCII STREETS, Opened To-dav, FINE GRADES OPEN CKNTRE BROCIIE SOU RE SHAWLS. CLOSED CENTRE LONO ; INDIA STYLE SQUARES E YRE L A N D E L L, FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS, Opened To-day, TBE BLUE AND GREEN McEENSEY PL VID WOOLLEN LONO SHAWLS. McK UNSET SOU ARE SHUVLS. McKEKSEY TLAIDSFOR DRESSES. U 11 stuthiimrp WINES. I It E C T IftlPOllTATIO N FKO tt XERES, A very cholco Invoice of Amontillado anl rich llavored VINTAGE OF 1857, From the celebrated house of Gonzales, Byass & Co SIMON C0LT0N & CLARKE, IMPORTERS, S.W. CORKER BROAD AND WALNUT, T 1 Btuth PHILADELPHIA. qii:m.i:es -& . ciiA.mitA.M:. Just received an invoice of 2it CASKS VKRZFNAY; (IOI.1) HHEl AM GOLD l.ABKI, DIIY. WUAKl'S AND PINTS. For sule by 1M jOtrp Nos. 2116 and 2i.8 South FRONT Street. CENTVS FURNISHING GOODS. gPE C I A L NO T I C E. -T. AV. SCOTT & CO., No. 814 CHESNUT STttEET, HAVE REOPENED TnEIR STORE WITH A PliESH ASSORTMENT O? MEN'S EURNISHINU GOODS OF THE LATEST FALL H T YL E H. Ordt rs for tho celebrated mafco of FSfJE DRESS Will lie promptly lllled, as heretofore. 9 29 tuths lpllil FINANCIAL. p R E X C L & CO. NO. 34 SOUTH THIRD STttEET, Amoi'iouu niicl loroifyu TCCrD1 TIT? A tfT INn PTTIPTTT AWT 17 PTtFTia rn j fc?.j V. XM -a v. . a . m- a 4. k ltl) J K CRLDiT avalut'ie on presentation In iicy part of Europe. 'IMivi'llers cmi mnkn all their financial arrange. ' mu.iia thriillf h lid finil IL'n U'ill m,Vtnt ttwitw ln,A.. and dividends v. linout churgu. DHKXKL, WlKTUrOP&CoS DHEXKL, IliHJEa & CO. NcwTii'h. I Pa: la. 3 10 4 WANTS. A GKNT8 V ANTED TO 8F.1.T. T11K BEST iV SKWING MAClllftK IN THIS CiiY. Alaotoeim viifH tlio city. 'llicnirHt lilipr.'il T,iiiinlKlnn Kivcn. Apply or u'idiosii No. 7i'4 I'llK-XI T Street, l'bilutli-lphl.i. 1'u. tint) l'Jt (JENTLEMAN OF AIM I. ITT AND EXPE 1 V riiuire iu timihintt dcsireis u Siiuiition us Priuuipat of n Fctiool. Address TKACI1F.R, "Tolcirapli" Oin.'o. M 7 t!is2t" "TTl'lYSICIAN WISHES AN OFEH'R ON il ChcMint, W ulniit, or Sirico Ktroet, uIhivu Mnvontli blreeL Aildri'hB "W. H.," Ciurmniitowii P.O. 10 , 'If BOARDING. 1)AI!l)N(i.'-AN ELKiANT l'IT OF It niou's with iiriTitu Imtli, cti-., (,11 socind tlir aim 1V.V7" . coiuii.uiiicttiiiK or binlu, ut No. ll 'J W A L hbl r-'""l. urjli.' TO RENT. TO KENT FOR ST htihi tfi-.X iHi'oly turnihhud liouso 011 IV I.mii.-.-v Vlnno, wo it o.' I -iLhti'i nth hti, t. K. K INi;s ; 11V i a WALK IT Street. ' lo 7 ;JL
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