THE DAILY EVENING TELEGll APR PHILADELPHIA, FUIDAf, OCTOHKtt 8,
5
Vm Our Own CVrrfpotHn.
Nbw York. Ocl. 8.
The TiAqoarloaa IjhIIph.
I refer to the Indies In East Twenty-third
street. They have become more loquacious than
Ter during tho last few days. Mrs. Wllbour has
been reading an essay on "The Hullot as a Pnrt
Of Woman's Educntlon," whereupon Mrs. Nor
ton, who bums to make hernelf notorious, pre
sented resolutions calling upon nil the women in
the State who favor equal sufTmxe t appoint
Inspectors of elections, open their polls, cast
their ballots, and make their returns In the usual
form. A further feature In Mrs. Norton's
resolution was that If, after tho women
had conformed to tho requirements of tho law,
the roturns should bo rejected, they should then
appeal to tho Supremo Court. Mrs. WHbour
greatly faforcd these sprightly resolutions,
although she Is tho last woman lu the world
upon whom, judging from uppoarancos, one
would dream of bestowing the epithet "strong
minded." She Is meek-looking nud weak-looking,
with gentle manners nud tho general ap
pearance of an Interesting invalid making n
great effort for a great occasion. How, with her
physique, sho manages to transact her share of
the loquacity, I am unable to comprehend. Mrs.
Stanton, however, who opposed the resolutions
with all the vigor of hor Inherent good sense,
aided by the eloquence of hor noble presence, Is
ono of those women who can conduct them
selves impressively In any situation. From the
silver of her hair to the silver of her
voice, the gold of her spectacles to that
of her speeches, she is a dear, good,
sensible old lady, with one crotchet woman's
suffrage which is quite pardonable. Whou
she ceases to bo president, (Jod help the Woman's
Suffrage Association! Meanwhile I pity tho
fathers and brothers of these loquacious ladles.
I fancy I see thcin going around with pins sup
plying the placo of shirt button, and with toe
less and heel-less stockings. It ran;) be that
these feminine pursuers of the right to vote do
sew all tho tears at home before proceeding to
sow their wild oats abroad. It if possible that
there are no masculine lamentations over frayed
bosoms and ripped Inexpressibles. It is within
tho reach of Imagination that tho Soroslsltc does
not wring her husband's fleshly bosom, and that
the washer-woman is permitted to punctually
wring his liucn one, that the cook is kept in her
place, and that, the housemaid takes no liber
ties but theie things arc hardly likely, or the
ladles of tho Sorosls and the Woman's Suffrage
Association could scarcely find time for so much
unmitigated gab.
The Murdered I'liinene.
' ' Yesterday afternoon, as I walked along Centre
street, opposite tho Tombs, I saw three hearses
drawn up before a tenement house there. They
were surrounded by a large crowd, and con
tained the bodies of tho three Chinese victims
who were lately murdered there. The sensation
being a legitimate ono, and the number of vic
tims larger than usual, tho sympathy of tho be
holders was more ruffian-like than upon a com
mon occasion, and the help of the police was
called in.
AIIhs Bate innn.
That Miss Kate Bateman has ilouo pecuniarily
well during her engagement at Booth's
will be recognized when it is stated that
, for her last week's services she re
ceived four thousand dollars. Her audiences
have been very large, and there has been no
falling oft in tho appreciation that raised her
to such eminence years ago. Next Monday
evening week sho is to appear lu Mary Warner,
which it will be remembered was written ex
pressly for her by Tom Taylor. Her engage
ment extends over some weeks yet, unless a
new arrangement Is entered into. I, for one,
think her acting has improved since her mar
riage. It is warmer. The color arc richer
and the tints more delicately shaded. Years
have brought not only the philosophic mind,
but the loving heart. Perhaps It is inevitable
that Mrs. Crouc. tho wife, should be a better
artiste than Miss Bateman, the maiden.
Ferry Hout Romance.
Near midnight on Wednesday evening,- I
found myself on Fulton street, not very far trom
the ferry, when a good looking girl of twenty
swept hurriedly by mo, with botli hands raised
to her temples, and exclaiming in an agonized
voice, "Dou't, Charley! Leave me!" Sho was
rapidly pursued by a young man of about her
own age, who was the very picture of a gentle
manly rullian, and who carried a velvet cloak.
' which evidently belonged to the young woman.
They swept by me down to tho ferry, a crowd
following them, and I following the crowd. The
boat was just in, but the girl must
have made a furious dash amongst the crowd, for
the next moment a splash was heard, a loud
scream, and confused exclamations of "She's
thrown herself in!" Sho had thrown herself In,
but by the time I got there had been fished out,
and conveyed into the ladles' cabin, where sho
sat shivering the centre of a curious crowd.
The young mau who had followed hor was
leaning over her with an embarrassed air, evi
dently endeavoring to console her, and cherish
ing ono of her cold hands in his. The other was
still raised to her tomplo, as though sho suffered
pain there. In this plight the misguided young
couple reached Now York, aud whatever their
story might be. none of it became known, lor a
cab was called. "Charley" nud the Interest
ing pseudo-suicide got in, and sway they drove,
and the midnight sensation was over. Not
having seen this mention of a too frequent New
York ferry romance in any of the newspapers, I
thought myself at liberty to mention it here.
Am Baiia.
MUSICAL. AN DRAMATIC.
The llolieitilan Jlrl" bv Hie I'arcpu-ltosa
Troupe.
naira-a n,,i,e,.iinii ijirl Is a vcrv pleasant contrast
hiu .--,- lhimihttir. It Inn all the elements of
,U HW ' ' ' J -
popularity that the other la ;ks, aud often as it has
beea sung, it is loiexaDiy certain n
,.. n Qi.vtiiiiior uriii. The pcrforiuunce last even
ing Introduced a new tenor, Mr. Nordblmn, In the
role 01 'Tniuldeus." Tins gcuucinuu uus a buu"i
Arm tenor volc, a little defective In the low notes,
but clear and sweet in the middle and upper regls
... rrit, mntiimi u not nf the best, but he sinsrs with
It; 1 . ii
expression, and liis execution of the airs, " Tls Katl
to Leave One s Fatherland," '-Then You'll Remem
ber Me," aud "Fair Land or roiitnu'' were conuauy
-nnlnTl.tml
Miss Rose Ilersce appeared a "Arline," and more
than conflrmcU the favorable Impression made on
her first appearance. This little lady Is so attractive
in her personal appearance, ncr n c awun,
.u tmineii and she Is so evldeuti. plrcd by nr-
tistlo enthusiasm, that she will irt n'Y become a
popular ravorlte.and as the represeuta ve of Juvenile
heroines of the opera she will make an admirable
-..,-,,.., tn xiarinme Rosa. Miss Fanny Ktorkton
tt&Yu a inucU better personation of the "Gipsy
Ouecn " than we are commoiny wicmiuiu
is a diflhult and rather ungracioi a ruU, and it is very
seldom that a singer or even orumarj twmj
takes It Mr. le Solla did the part of "Florestaii
...ioi,iv end Mr. Caninbcll as "t'otiat Arnheim,
JlVvtl,tlF',' - '
and Mr. Beguln as "Devilshoof were excellent, as
The opera was handnmnely put upon the stair,
and the fair soon tn the second act, with Its batmen
and other accessories, was highly creditable to the
taste and enterprise of the management.
Tbo City Amnnemrnf.
AT Tim Acapkmt opMusrc Jlalfe's onora or The
Vxirtlan't Ixtvphtfir will be repented this evening.
At tho matinee to-mormw Maritawt will be given,
ami In the evening The Hohrmian UirU
Mnrtha Is announced for Monday.
At THH Chssnct Our A mrriran flnmiii lias been
withdrawn after a successful run of a week, ami this
evening Tom Taylor and Charles Hcadft's beautiful
comedy of Monk atul fm-fn will Ihj performed, with
MIhs Keeno a "Peg Wottlugton." This play Is not
only of a very high order of merit of Itself, but It pre
sents an admirable, array of acting characters, that
will serve to bring out the full strength of a capable
company like that of the Chesnut. Mania and Farm
well deserves to Ik? much Imtter known than It Is,
for It Is really one of the frefhest, brightest, Bad
most pleasing works of the modern stage. A flrst
mte actress only con do Justice to the role of
"Peg Wellington." and when a first-rate actress
attempts It, lovers of fine dramatic art can assure
themselves of a treat. The part Is admirably sultod
to Miss Keene's brilliant and elegant stvle of acting;
nd with Mr. Sheridan as "Triples" and Mis I How
ard as "Mabel Vane," a first-class entertainment
niay be expected this evening.
Kobertson's comedy of llmne will be produced on
Monday. There is no dramatic writer of tho present
day who Is better deserving ol the popularity he tins
attained than Kobcrtsoa. Ills pieces are always
pure In tone and elegant In style, and thoy are admi
rably suited to such a theatre and sued a company
as Miss Keene's.
At thr Walnut Mr. Booth will appear this even
ing as "Othello." Mr. ltootli Is very tine lu this rait,
and as a contrast to his "lago," it should be seen
by nil admirers of first-rate tragic acting.
There will be a matinee to-morrow, when Mr.
Psoth will appear as "Claude Melnotte" In llulwer's
drama of The lvly of in, and in the evening
Shakespeare's tragedy of Richard III Will tie per
formed. On Monday Macbeth will be given.
At tuk Ahcu, l'ormnna Is announced for this even
ing. at ttik Eleventh Sthkkt Oi-rka Hoiw:, mirth
and melody will combine thN evening to oiiteruin
the patrons of minstrelsy. An attractive programme
will he presented, whi'Jh will contain a great num
ber of amusing features.
Thk okkat Buhoi'kan Cikccs Is now In the full
tide, of success on Eighth street Ix-twecn Kacesnd
Vine, crowded audiences being in attendance everr
afternoon and evening. Tho perrormauces are up
to a high mark of excellence nud they are well wort h
viewing. The parade through the streets this morn
ing, with the live lion, the drove of dromedaries,
the splendid horses and the brilliant dresses of the
riders, attracted much attention along the entire
route.
A Information Jnm.EK and grand musical fes
tival will be held on Monday evening, October 18, to
inaugurate the great fair for the bcuetlt of tho Or
phans' Home at (ierinantown.
Tun "Star" course of lectures, under the manage
ment of Mr. T. P.. Pugh, is attracting more atten
tion in tho best society of Philadelphia than any
enterprise of the kind that has ever been brought to
the notice ol the public. Mr. l'ugh presents an array
of lecturing talent that cannot lie equalled, ami the
subscription tickets for the course will undoubtedly
be rapidly taken up. Tho whole course will
consist of twenty lectures, In two
series of ten each, which will extend through the
greater part of tho fall and winter. The scale of
prices is remarkably low, considering the attraction;
hi cured tickets for the series of ten lectures being
single admission, fin cents; admission with re
served seat, 7ft cents. Tickets can be had at Gould's,
No. !-.'3 Chesnut sttv-t, on Mondav, October 11. The
opening lecture will be delivered by Miss Anna
Dickinson, on Tuesday, Oct. 19. Subicct, "Whitcd
Sepulchres."
cirv itfjis.
h'Al.i. Ovkhcoats A .line aimrhiieiit of their tenn'M and
- " yoriitriitfi. better ill jit ami etye than any uth-rii re'i'ly.
htniif in I'litluililihio, lit lower ywiVv thitn the lowest elne
ui en. Aim, ajull ttorh of all kind AlKN'H, Youths', ANI
IlOYH' Cl.OTHINll, KKADY-MAUK, awl of Material In the
I'iere, to he made tn oiilrr, eompriini many entirely tieie and
t t-ti'fe. htijlen,
Hi- Sample nf ifo'eriitl sent bi viail irheti denired.
llAT.F-WAY IIKTWKKN I BKXNF.TT A Co.,
fifth anil TOWKH H At.t..
Sixth ttreelt. ) 518 M.vukbt Sthkkt,
PH1I.MKI.I'I1IA.
ANO BOO BlIQAUWAV, NKW YoitK.
Cl'.T thk HKST. -The Pnrham Now Family
LOOK-HTITOII KHWINU MACHINE.
(Kmy Tenna.)
Sulenunm, No. 704 CHKSNfJT Street.
A M i:y IT i.i. and choice stock of Ready-made Clothing,
ut (he lonett rate, may be found at
Chaht.es Stokes',
No. UJ4 Chesnut street.
Jewki.iiy. Mr. William W.Cassidy, No. 12 South Second
st root, has the largest and most attractive assortment of
tine Jewelry and Silverware in the city. Purchasers can
rely upon obtaining a real, pure article, furnished at a
price which cannot be equalled. He also has a large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices. A visit to bia store ia sure to result in ple&suro
and profit.
Athletic vs. Keystone. The first gamn of a now
scries will be played to-morrow afternoon between tho
above chilis at Hovcnteenth street and Columbia avenue.
Both clubs will proncnt their strongest ninos, and nn ex
citing contest may be anticipated.
Thk most extensive Diiy (iorms RktaulihRmsnt in
the cortliern part of our business centre is that of Curwen
Ktoddiirt A Bro., at Nos. 450, 4."2, and il North Second
street. Here every thing in the dry goods line is to be
obtained, and owing to the cheapness oi their locatiou tho
various articles are to be procured at the lowest prices
possible. The styles are all popular and are coming in
rapidly. They are being disposed of almost as quickly,
and pcrsooH desiring to make good bargains bad better
drop in very soon.
There is Conn Avtuoiiitv for stating that in this
i ;
country one adult out of every six dies of Consumption ;
and, indeed, so prevalent and so fatal has this disease
become, that it is dreaded as tho great scourge of the
nice; and yet, in the formative stages, all Pulmonary
Complaints may be ' roudily controlled by rcaortimr
promptly to the Exvectobant or Iu. D. Javke, which
soothes and strengthens the bronchiul tabes, allayiug
inflammation nud cleansing them and the lungs of all im
purities. It is a certain remedy for Coughs and Colds,
which, when left to thciusclvea, frequently bring on Pul
monary Complaints; and it cures Bronchitis effectually if
token in time, and tiie directions strictly followed. It lias
maintained its reputation as a eurative for over a quarter
of a century; and if thote who are threatened with Lung
Diseases, or any of the symptoms of Bronchit is or Ant lima,
will at once give this standard lenieilv a trial, lliey will
never i egret it. Sold every where.
Thk KxiiachtH) Systkm. -Summer i a dobilituting
season, and tho sudden cbunge of temperature which
lakes place at this pei iod of the year tinds the healthiest
of us considerably enervated by the preceding heat, and
tho iieukly and delicate almost prostrated. This is not a
favorable condition in which to encounter the raw cold
winds of October and its chilling fogs and night dews, and
eonhetiuently intermittent fever, dysentoiy, bilious
attack", and rheumatism are more or less prevalent
everywhere, but especially in localities where the atmos
phere is naturally unwholesome. In order to avoid the
daugers arising from these causas, the exhausted system
should now be renovated and invigorated byaoourseof
Hosri T'i Kn'M Stomach Rittkur, This purest and most
potent of all vegetable tonics and exhilurauta regulates
the secretions while it renews the strength, and purities
t lie fluids of the body while it gives tiimnesi and vigor to
the nervous organization, tree from the unpleasant
llavoi which renders tho ordinary tonica so repulsive, com
posed of extracts and juices of the clioioest vegetable
invigoraiits aud correctives, mingled with a diffusive
stimulant from which every noxious element has been
expelled, this renowned preparation is, in all respects, the
very best medicine of its kind that the world has ever
known. Such is the opinion of distinguished members of
the medical profession, and the general verdict of tho
public, after an experience of twenty years, daring which
HoblhT'l F.n'8 BlTTr:n has attained a greater popularity
and a more extensive sale than any specific ever advert isod
ORAiuJEg W. Jat, tW nbta nd brilliant editor of the
"Union Sentinel," a Initng Republican journal at Tron
ton, apeak thus of thr KcpDblioan fight awainat t!io
Kin-
BcnvKi WoiiIts to our tr tlM brief anndi of
RootoI at MercliantdTillo beuM it la a cood aneiroh, end
aitpronriat to the difficulty that thrnatr-na to irnimi flu
Itnpuhlicaa party if the Ktato. Ami tlinn tho mt bid
not a fair chance aatnst bia onwmina. Nearly all nf enr
republican editora IVol that Hoovel M at lat right in bin
freacnt attitude, aud the wrong he t prnhiug is patina at
the ritala of the patty. But mifortuwntcly few of tliero
hae the moral cow-ago to grapple with tlio wealth an t
rmaMion oconpieo' by tho nandlul of ermepiratora. And
then "polioy," and the "harmony of tAxv warty," restrain
intiicen the eaposnre eo Imidly demanded by eounl polioy
and lading harmony. Tlio deraey Oily Ki-mi,,, j.,r,.nl
and the H-mth Jerty HefinhHran liavo presented a nmnly
Tront on thin qnemlon, and if any other of enr paper have
ahnwn like fidelity to tlio right, we have oerlookeJ tlin
evidence. Honenty, gentluiuon, wins mora than sub
aerviency m tho lonjr run.
Wo are aot the aper-id champion of 8.-o-wd But we
lore that gipod old KnwiiHh minor "fair pln.-nd wh -n
we see a wliote tloek of turkey gobbler piloting into ono
game cock, onr aympartbiea are with tho root-tef; Tho ,-ini
who are after tlim are an aeltisb and corrupt as im-rcenury
politiriana can be. and go in for Numbor Ono. aW, luvt,
and all the time: Urorrl hat ehovn more teal, ami mail'
more earrinrinq eflort in the eaum of .Repuhliran ftrtmeiiilen,
than all of his aaaailanta cmnbinod. He may have (wight
individuals, ambition Iwynnd their merit, but he ha
never pnived lacking in rierntion to tho enuneiatio of a
Republican National Convention. What ha tin dono wo
have dono, and will do again, whnn occaaion demand fear
Jena independence in behalf of the purity of the party
To eipcwe intrigue, evon tw the defeat of' an important
nominee, la the duty nf every honest member of a political
organisation. To yield to tho cry of "regular nominations"
i to lieiray principle for the aake of unworthy huropih.
"I hie Hlaviah ohedienoe ia the rule of deapot iam. and mey
do for an ignorant and heaotlod "Democracy," but your
ti ue KepuVilican knows no each blind obedience.
Of Bottte, the opposing candidate the Satinet aara
"But If Bettle ia tarred with the Ring' stick ha should bo
aoiixod under without Republican merer."
Removal.
STEPHKJf F. WHITMAN
has removed his
OONKKCTIONERT ANO DHOCOtiATK KHTAIIMSHMEXT
from No. 11110 Market Htrept, to bia
NKW KlUI.DINd,
8. W. Oobnf.h or Twelfth aud Market Strkkts.
Rarth Closet Compact's patent dry earth com
modes and privy-fixtures, at A. U. Pranciscua A Co.'s, No.
m Market IlroeU
l-'ntl Overconu from 00 to S il.
IlT" TAl.h OVEKCOAT.S ruO.V JIS-50 TO $25.11
I if FALL OVERCOATS FROM $S50 JO $25.i
l" FALL OVERCOATS FROM $6'50 TO $25.J
1ST TALL OVERCOATS FROM Uo0 TO $2JI
r FALL OVERCOATS FROM $ 50 TO $2a.l
t Thin i one nf the a I
1 7 mot tweful garments any one ran have Jnr c.wfJ
tf morhintiM mul eerniiiffs and chilly rfaijt. If are m.
I prepared to hhow the new tyten of Foil and Winter J
fir Bmr, and hone the LARdEST, ttF.ST, andMt
g- ('HE A VEST Stork nf Genu', Vouthi', and Boy'
IrT" Ctathiiiq iti I'hiladrljihiit.
WA .VA MAKER f BRO ITJV,
OAK HALL,
THE LA ROEST CLOTHIXB BOTSE,
Corner ofStXTHand MARKET SreeK.
91AltlKlJHl.
BURGIN NEAL. At Germantown, October 7, by the
Rev. K. H. Beadle, 1. D., assisted by the Key. W. K.
bants, Mr. CHARLES V. BUKt.IN to Misa CilAK
LO'I TK N KAL, of Jasper county, Iowa. -
OBF.RGK MOORK. On Thnrsday, October 7, by tho
Rov. Wilbur K Paddock, Mr. CHARLKS H. OliHitiiK
to Misa (JLKMICNTINK MOORK. daughter of the late
Betbtiel A. Moore, both of this oity. i
RISDON McMULLTN. On October 7, 1R09, by the
Rev. 1'. It. Hai-Daugh, WILLIAM M. UlSDON, of Mount
tiolly, N. J., to MARY 1L, daughter of John . McMulliu,
of this city. i
HLOAN AUSTIN. On Thursday, October 7, by the
Rov. William P. Breed, Mr. IiOKACK T. KLOAN to Miss
,11'l.U K. AUbTIN, daughter oi John B. Austin, all of
this city. .
D1KO.
HARDY.-On the 3d instant, JOHN D. HARDY, ia
tho lilst year of bis ago.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral, from his late residence, N. W. corner
of l'ourth and Monroe streets, on Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. To proceed to St. Mary's Church.
MOFF1TT. Od the 7th instant, JOHN MOI'I'ITT, in
the 25th year of bia age.
The relativea and friends of the family, also Ashland
liOdge, No. iti, A. P. A., and Sbekinah Ixago, No. 23, K. of
P., ure respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the
residenoe of bis aunt, Mrs. Nunn, No. litf Craven street
(Second, aliove Race), on Sunday afternoon atlo'uluck.
To proceed to Mount Moriuh Cemetery.
SHAW. On the 7th instant, Miss MARY SHAW, aged
tti years.
i'he relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bar
cousin, Mrs. Uosanna McUarvey. No. fi29 8. Nineteenth
street, on buudny, the iuth instunt, at 1 eclock.
8 WltT.-On Tuesday, the nth instant. LK WIS SWIIT,
Ksn., of Croydun Lodge, Bucks county, Pa.
'I lie relatives and friends of the family are invited to at
tend the funerul, on Suturduy, the I'th instant, at 1 o'olock.
without further notice. Carriages will meet the 1015 and
11 o'clock trains at Bristol.
TRACY. On the 6th instant, after a lingoring illness,
CUARLOTTK, wife of the late Ueorge Tracy, aged bi
years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from her late residenoe, No.
li;il .letters n street, ou Saturday morning, the Wtu instant,
at 8' o'cleckj
.IONES'
One-Price Clothing House,
No. (JO J MKKIiSX Street.
Our Garments are well made.
Our Cutters are men of talent
BUT ONE PRICE IS ASHED.
Satisfaction Guaranteed Every Purchaser.
GEO. W. NIEMANN, Proprietor,
9 15 wfmS No, 604 MARKET 8t., abovo Sixth.
DRY QOODS.
FAIL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Haviup; deferred our purchases of
DRESS GOODS
UNTIL THE AUCTION SALES
In New York and Philadelphia, were fully inauguvuted.
and the lowest prices made, we are now in daily receipt
of all
THE POPULAR STYLES,
Which aie offered at
Than eorresionding styles hav boea sold at for years.
The cheap locution we occupy enables us to sell at a small
advance on Auction Prices.
CU1WEN STODDAHT & lillOTilELt,
Nos. 4&0, 462, and m NorlU SECOND Street,
10 8 3t Above Willow.
PIANOS.
frka ALBKECHT, zZ2l
tty KIKKKts KUHMIDTJ r"Fl
.in i. v Ail u it i. tut ur
"IRRTJll itiH fllMlLKllUTT.
i 'P'.' (aajrantea aud moderate pnoea.
1 ,1 WA.tttitvyMvAVA-P'JaBuwt!
DRY QOODS.
EXTRAORDINARY
ItEDUCTION
in ruicEs or
DRY GOODS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
KO. 727 CHESNUT STttKET,
In order to close out their Fall and Wia t
ter Stock by December 1, will offer
Extraordinary Bargains
IK
BILKS,
DRESS GOODS, aud
MISCELLANEOUS
DRY GOODS.
This stock is the lnrgem and most varied ever
offered nt retail In this market, and more replete
with staples and novelties of recent Importations
than any other In this city.
ONE PRICE
AND NO DEVIATION.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
No. 727 CHESNUT STREET,
10 8 tfrp PHILADELPHIA.
IVI X L, L I li E 3V 9 H
LINEN STORES.
OLD STORE.
No. C28ARCH 8TREET.
NEW STORE,
No. 1128 CHESNUT Street.
NEW DEPARTMJENT UED CLOTHING.
BEST BLANKET?, fresh from the mills.
MARSEILLES BED QUILTS.
HONEYCOMB QTJILTS, all sizes.
ALLENDALE AND LANCASTER QUILTS.
LINEN SHEETINGS, all widths.
COTTON SHEETINGS, all widths.
riLLOYV CASINGS.
We bid for a large trade in BED CLOTHING, by
selling reliable goods at the lowest prices. 8 21 mwf
JLANKETS! LINENS! MUSLINS!
19 CASES BLANKETS,
ltf CASES BLANEETS.
19 CASES BLANKETS.
ALL THE GRADES.
ALL THE GRADES.
ALL THE GRADES.
EVERY GOOD SIZE.
EVERY GOOD SIZE.
EVERY GOOD SIZE.
ONE BALE LINEN TABLE DIAPER.
GOOD UN EN TABLE DAMASKS.
TOWELS, NAPKINS, AND DOYLIES.
BEST WIDE SHEETINGS.
BEST PILLOW COTTONS.
BEST YARD-WIDE MUSLINS.
COOPER & CONARD,
NINTH STREET, BELOW MARKET,
1 7 fHirt PHILADELPHIA
BIJXI: ETS,
ALL SIZES AXffD QUALITIES
PERKINS & CO.,
No. 9 .SOUTH NINTH STLEET,
9 6 mwfflmSp PHILADELPHIA.
QHAMELEO.V SATINS,
ROMAN SATINS,
DROCATELLE SILKS,
Entirely New, and Very Desirable.
J. W. THOMAS,
Nos. 405 and 407 North SECOND St.,
9 n rp PHILADELPHIA.
I N D I A S H A W L S.
u u o i u v it v is ic.
No. 0t C'HESNTT MTKEET,
Will open Monday, Oct, 4, his Fall Importation ol
India Camel's Hair Shawls and Scarfi,
At moderate prices. With a choice selection, .
NOVELTIES
In the UHiial TASTE anil QUALITY of HIH ESTA
BJJKHMEN1 102m
ruBsiTunrt wahkrooms,
No. 809 MARKET STREET.
PARLOR, DINING-ROOM, and CHAMBER FUR.
NITURK, tbe Latest Styles and best Manufacture. Also,
FEATIIKR BEDS and MATTRES8KS. uiwfSin
nuu i t u
llnnat uunllty.
lta.ora, KniK". Sclatora, and Table Outlnry flround and
pKii.lied at P. MAUl'.lUA'ij, fio. llj b. TICNTU Klnwt,
UODGERS' AND WOSTENIIOLM'S POCKET
KNIVICS. Pearl and RU Handles, of beantiful
finishl ROrXlr'Kh'aiid WADK I UUTOH KH'R HAZOK8,
'S
NEW PUBHOATIONSs .
HARPER'S WEEKLY,
663), ,
rUDLISUKJ) TO DAY,
COXTAtNS rOKTBAITS OF
FATHER DTAt'lNTHE.
JAMES Flf-K. JR.,
PRE.1! DENT CESPB1ES,
GENERAL (;UES.DA,
GENERAL CABADA.
GENERAL VILLBQAS.
AfSO.
THE CUBAN PRIVATEER "TnK CUBA,"
("HORINET").
THE SPANISH OlfNBOAT "No. 1."
At.FO,
THE NEW YORK STO K EXC UAN'iE AND GOLD
ROOM IN SESSION.
' BfslKKS
TWO FDLrPAGE ART SUBJECTS:
"BYRON: THE FORBIDDEN," by Pat.
"SOMETHING NEW," by Bush.
S.'rne on the racllle Rsilroad.
"The Great Tea-Mile Csnon."
COMIC CUTS, STORIES, GOSSIP, Etc. Etc.
Prtte, 10 cents a Namiier.
Subscription, IfOD a year.
Footle Everywhere.
HABP13H & nUOTIIEUS,
FRANKLIN SQUARE, New York.
It
OIQARS.
8i!9 8. FKOhT ST. 229 H. FRONT ST.
S. FUCUET & SONS,
(B3TABI.ISIIKD ISiS),
IMPORTERS OF HAVANA CIGARS,
AND
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE GIGARS,
No. 229 S. FRONT.. St., below Walnut.
Freshly Imported Cigars in or oat of Bond.
Of our Mnnuractare, thirty varieties; quality war
ranted. ClOIlOtfip :
Assortment and prices to suit all buyers.
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES, ETO.
JyTEW CENTRAL CLOTH IIOUSK.
FRIES, MALSEED & HAWKINS,
S. E. COBNElt EIGHTH AND MAltKET,
Are dally receiving large additions to their stock of
Woollens for Men, Boys and Ladies.
CASSIMERES, All-wool, from 75 cents upwards.
BEAUTIFUL NEtf PLAID CASSIMERES.
BLACK AND COLORED BEAVERS, from 75
upwards.
FROSTED CHINCHILLA AND FUR BEAVERS.
VELVET BEAVERS AND AST RAC HANS.
T CORDUROY all colors; SATINETS AND KEN-
IMPERIAL PLAID CLOAKING?, from $1-75 up
wards. VELVETEENS, all colors and qualities.
WATERPROOFS. PLAIDS AND MIXTIIRRS.
WHITE, SCARLET, AND SKY-BLUE CLOTHS
AND CHINCHILLAS.
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, ETC. ETC.
riUES, MALSEED & HAWKINS,
9 22 lm S. E. Corner EIGHTH and MARKET Sts.
STOVES, RANGES, ETO.
GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACES
AND
COOKING RANGES.
1,161,600
Cubic feet of space, thoroughly heated ly EIGHT
medium-sized GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACES, at
United States Naval Asjluni, Philadelphia.
PERFECT SUCCESS.
It Is three years since the above Furnaces were In
vented and offered to the public The advantages
they combine have given them a most signal success.
Already In our city It has taken the lead,;
AND TIIE DEMAND CAN SCARCELY
BE SUPPLIED.
The community are assured that the essential fea
tures which have given the Goldon Eagle such un
bounded popularity are not found in any other Fur
naces now extant.
An examination is solicited.
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
CHAS. WILLIAMS,
Nos. 1132 and 11.14 MARKET STREET
S 27 fmwsmrp
PHILADELPHIA.
THOMSON'S LONDON KITCHENEB
5a orKUROPKAN R A NO K, for fnmiliea, botela.oi
WlCSjL public institutions, in TVVKKTY 1U FKKKNT
-SIZKS. Also, Pbiladulpliia Ranges, liut-Air Kb
nacea, Portable Hotter. Low-down Urata, Fireboart
Ktovea, Butb Boilers. Btcw-hol Plataa, botlera, Uookinf
BtOToa, alo., wholaaaia and ratal, bj Ilia mannfactiirera,
HHARPK THOMSON,
STwfmflm o. 1MU N. SKOONO btrat
FURNITURE.
FUMTURE.
T. & J. A. HENKELS,
AT THEIR
NEW STORE, 1002 ARCH STREET,
Are now selliug their ELEGANT FURNITURE at
very reduced prices. u 2a uiurp
BEAFNESS EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
acU'iioe and skill have invented to abxixt the uearin
in every lieuree of deafneaa; aim. Respltatora; aloo ,!"
i" i i'!"!,vr!,uUe' "l"'r'' 1" any oihera in u".
f! 1,WUA-. Ko. U& S. TUN'tU &UB,t. i.i
FIFTH EDITION
-
THE IiATEfcTT KBWS.
Proceedings in the Virginia xgislatur
Ex-i resident Pierce' Da-111-
from rniormA.
Dolnu of ihn New IarMnlure.
Riciiiionk, Oct. 8. Both Hotiscaof the LegKatirr
tCMiuy rntitlcd the fourteenth and trrteenth amend'
menis In I he House there were- only six votes'
against, and tu the Senate only fir airalnst the
fourteenth and two 8f:iHisl the lirtcenih one of the
Utter btlnu a colored Republican Senator, who rta-'
cllnert because he believed the toifislattire WM'
Illegal. Tho Irf-Rlslnture tl n by joint resolution ad--joiirned
mitil October lstli.
In the Houbo nn amendment to the Mil psRslns;
the fifteenth amendment, iiiaM tiff it tnke efftt on
and after tits admission of tbe State to tbt Union,
only received live voice.
lu the same body a resolution was offered that, tn
view of donbts expressed about the legality of this
Lrulslature, It will, after admission to 'the l'nWn, re
enact the fourteenth and (If teem amendments The
resolution was referred.
FROM JVJjy KNQ-LAND.
The ncnlhof Kx.rrPNldeat Pierce.
Cokookd, N. n., Oct. 8. Kx-PrnnifAiit Pierce Wi4'
ta-su whs morninif, or ctironic Initummatlon of Hie
! stomach. The arrangements for th funeral hae
: not yet ticen made, but it will probabiy take place o-
! Monday next.
I FROM JiEW YORK.
I A Httnnlsh War Vriwe.1.
I Dtpatc Ut The Kvrnity) Telegraph.
I Nkw York, Oct. 8 A Spanish frigate has nude
! Its appearance at this port. It is rumored that she
. comes to escort tlio Euterpe.
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