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T17E DAILY EVENING TELEGRArn. rillLADELPIIIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1864.
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OFFICE No. 108 jTth.RD STREET.
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f)MlKIKS l- ST.W TORH'HIIII
AKi: TIIKl'T
Lat ntglit no li-si, than s ilnzi'ii itt t .-ni ;t.
rrre roniie to Art! the city of New York in the
moot central ortlons, and when1 lln li..-4ii
would l;ve bcrn cnortnou.t, to uiy not hins; of
the peril to which liiiiiitri'il of live were ex
posed. The SU Nleholiis, I-.'itare, M. Jam
Belmont, anJ Lovpjojr'g Hotels were llreil
during dilferent parts of the nighl, mid In ilie
flrrt the damage was quite heavy, ll.inmm's
Huaeum was also vi-nited by the iiK'endi.iry.
but the flames were early extinsui-ihe 1.
The panic among tho audience wim pw it I r a
while, and It is marvellous that no one w h
killed or seriously Injured. Indeed, there ap
pears to have ih-cd. a fixed determination on
the part of the miscreant" who performed the
coward'y acts, to burn New York, either fur
the sake of plunder or revenue. And here tli.t
que.-tion naturally aiis Are not these incen
diaries tlie Kebel agent-, of whose coming we
were warned a lew weei since by Tt1rlimoiil
newspapers? They predicted that there would
be great flits In the North this fall, and they
urged on their Government to employ men lur
th purpose of burning down New York, Bos
ton, Buffalo, Chicago, and other lariio e'uiii
North and West.
This was a fuvoritc mode by which tho Free
Slatw were to be brought to term by .Ikkk.
Davis. Many of our citizens refused toeuter
tain the thought that tho Uebel Government
for single moment would li.-ten to such a
pn position. Cut when we revert to the his
tory of last winter and sprint;, and read of the
terrible work of destruction and death cane 1
by hired Incendiaries on tho Mississippi and
Missouri rivers men who were nctna'ltf jial'l
out of the Jlebel Treasury for firin? steam
boats, and destroying the lives not only of
men, but of women and children we are
bound to conclude that Davis and his C il:
l Start not only willing, but ready to aece l.'
to any proposition which their friends in the
Horth may make, which has lor its object the
burning of our cities.
The Richmond papers claim that it would
be carrying tho war Into Africa; that it is
perfectlyjustifl-.tble; and that their Govern
ment could well atlord to creute a secret fund
for hiring persons In the North to further the
villainous design. Two millions of dollars, it
was suggested, would be sufficient to level our
principal cities In ashes, and tho Confederate
authorities were advised that this outlay would
prove a most profitable Investment.
There can be little doubt but that such a plan
has met the approval of Davis, and that New
York last night was kept In constant alarm by
bis hired minions. It behooves the authori
ties of all our cities to be on tho lookout
There is no assurance that rhilad-ilpliia, I3.il-
timore, Boston, and other places do not now
harbor the sneaking scoundrels who are paid
by the Rebellion to set our churches, our fac
torles, out stores, and our homes In flames,
rorewarned, forearmed. ThWadeAphiVs turn
may come next. Let us be prepared, and let
every suspicious character in the city have a
watch set on his whereabouts and his tu ive
m'nts. KI HNI) AI. IB1 AIIOl r 4ilEOKt.il.
Shebman's victorious advance iuto the
heart of Georgia has awakened a most In-
tense and anxious concern at Kichinond, let I
that State may succumb to tne untou army
and sue for peace. Governor Buowx has not
come up to tho full standard required ny me
KebcI tiovernment as a oono jine supporter i
of all ito acts and theories. He Is a stroiu
Stat Rights man, and on every occasion pos
sible beaitate not to accuse Davis of inter
fering with the rights of Georgia, ills letters
his speeches, and his messages to the Ii"glsla
ture all contain more or less of hostility to th
Richmond rule. In this manner he his suc
ceeded In creating a bitter feeling among a
large portion of the people towards Davis
and hi Cabinet, and it is the knowledge of
this (act In Richmond which hits caused such
alarm for Georgia
The Sentinel of the 21st lni.s a lengthy leader
on the subject, in which it deplores the proh
pect of afl'atru in that State, and remarks that
" the principal cause of uneasiuess with inany
" citizena in thus portion of the Confederacy lu
connection with the campaign in Georgia,
" and the part adjacent thereto, U the appre-
heuslon that the people there will nut exhi
w bit a spirit and dcco'imi suitable to the oc
" casion." The Virginia heart is pained in con
templating this thought. It Is an ugly and dis
agreeable one. To think that fc (ieorarla, which
aet the example of secession to Virginia,''
should now exhibit signs of weariness, and
indifference to the success of the KebeHio-i
ia indeed u mutter to cause " appivh.-u-don."
Hence the Sentinfl grow lugubrious and rends
the Georgians a lecture as remarkable for lie
admissions respecting the ellt of the war
upon Vlrrrlnb, as it is dictatorial to tiic pe.iji!-!
In whom t Is adilrCMi.ld. ill'' .r'(n'-' is
(coJoub of Georgia. It pern.i hi - wit cuo i.'ii
to undernUud limt the i-u; -us oi ieui-.-ia do
not desire to have their State iii ele. Hk.i Vir
ginia, "a scene of d'-scvlitinii : ihat Ih'-yiire
not o unxious its the "old moth -;r of Sut'es"
appears to be, to have the "hoof of Invasion"
planted on their soil. It w ill be a ino-d hi'.ter
reflection If, aft-r all, Virginia tuould prove
to be the only State which is to eull'-r to the
greatest extent during the war. Then the
tientinel may probably remember tha: Vir
ginia was warned before she mee,i-d that in
case nhe joined tlie Cotton St iles the war
would bu transferred to lit r K-rrUoi-y, and that
she would have to bear all tue In Jut and
endure all the terrible t-utlerir.gs whkh follow
in its train.
She was told by good u:id true mt a t'ua
he would be used as a caw by the Cution
Stxtes; that they hud no inteutioa or cxne -',
Utlon of having the war brought homa to
. tueir own dooie. Tins was the I'rime reason
why ucU extraordinary effort were mad'! to
lud.UKe Virginia to secede. Sue wan to be
'ho pouua on which ail tU Co;iA:derat,c b:.t
tleaoC Uve eastern portion of the South were
to be fouKu, just, as Kentucky and Missouri
were designed tur tUe scene of coullict in the
. Stuthwest.
JthJtooluU; for RV-Wud editors now to
deplore what has Mien Vlrgui'a; and
tHliongh ri'vengeis sw.t,ana misery loves
C unpuiiy, it Is kirdly a Christian spirit, to wl,h
hc niMorttmes of their HI! lo the people ol
a sister one. According to the fund tmintl
doctrine of the K-hel (lovernm 'nr, Oeorgls is
sn Independent Commonwealth 'he can do
lust as she pleases, and If she now should
resolve "lo be tired of the war, and determine
"While the in in hind' out to burn,"
that she will "secede hark" Into the I'mIhii.
why :1ml Is her own business, ami none of the
business of either Virginia, .Ikfc Dtvi), ot
itis alarmed ai.d trembling Srnlinrln.
iniH a r i-ii i n i N i ki: itit'.
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Genera! Sii-tt, in his autobiography, fur
nishes a bit it scandal relating to appoint
ments by the President. In February, H.M,
Mi.ior-Gcncral Hkown died, and a new Mt)-r-Ci-m
ml in chief was to be appelnte 1. NonTr
was the senior. Hut Mrs. M sov, of Ana
costa Island, fJeorgelown. desired the ap-f .
ointment of General M V-imu, because he
had promised to plaiv her son-in-law, I.ieute
nant Cooi i k, then at Fortress Monroe, upon
h's stiilT. iMrs. Mason induced Mrs. Unsic t.
prevail upon Mr. Hi sn, then Secretary o
.staii', to persuade Mr. Ai vm-h, the President,
to uppoint II Acovit. And this intri ;uo was
st:cc ssftil. The Ideiiten nit Co.u-KU who
thus not Ids statf appointment, In order th it
Mrs. M anon might be near In r daughter, his
nil!', is now the Rebel Adjutant-General.
Pompadours and Malntenons are n il at ul
to our lancy. Catiiaklnk of I! ivda, Makia
Tiikhi sa of Austria, ami Ri.iz auk i u o
Fngliiud, ull hough they handled the sivptre
with force and grace, and apH-arto advantage
in history, a'ways struck us as b'-ing verj
masculine women, and masculine women are
ns distasteful ns elfemlnate men. We cannot
help thinking that the best things they did in
their stirring times would have been better
done by the right kind of individuals of the,
other gender. In our own age and country,
Lr"V Stunk and her Imitators may talk
prettily from the Mump, but a pantalooued
politician, w'uh a bolder grasp of practical
ideas and stronger lungs to address a crowd,
Is lietter fitted for the purpose than tho most
eloquent leuinlo, with her fanciful theories and
silvery utterances. The mass of our people
laugh at the proposition to give women
ttccces to the ballot-box; and us for the public
offices, the greedy throng that scramble f ir
them would not tolerate the thought of crino
line coming between them and their hop.-s.
It women Vi ill concern thenis dves about polit
ical tiPairs, say our respected fellotr-cliizeus, let
them confine their speech-making and wire
pulling to the circles of private lite. Rut in a
land renowned for (he intelligence oflts wivet,
motheii, and daughters, it is just as imposs.ble.
to keep the fairer half of creation from
mingling in the mazes of politics, as it w o dd
lie to prevent them from concerning themselves
about matters of business, upon which depuu 1
their living und station in society. There we.e
always some tlircwd specimens of the female
politician at Washington, and they promise lo
increase in numbers and influence. They were
generally tho wives of prominent members of
Congress or the Administration.
Their position In the society ot the capital,
their known influence over their husbands,
anil the winning arts which accomp'isheJ
ladies alone can employ, secured for th'fin
almost unlimited success in whatever scheme
they originated or Ihvored. It Is not surprising
that the place-hunter, who finds his own efforts
to obtain the object of his search unavailing;
the statesman who want votes for the pas-
sage of a certain bill ; and the lobby member
who lnut a heavy pecuniary interest in procur-
ing a particular kind of legislation, should ;
have recourse to the potent possessors ot j
beauty and wit, whose decrees the susceptible I
American finds so Irresistible: and thus tho '
filr sex are stimulated to become politicia-is. '
und really exercise a sway at the seat of Gov- ;
eminent of which the eloquent Miss Stone ,
has no conception.
Foud and Indefatigable mothers secure
ottices for their sons when the distributors of I
lmt,.olw.e are unapnroachablo to that honoful !
partisan's friends. Charming wives keep thoir
mrda In the sunny bmlles of court favor .when
tll0ee mMiviUUals have pursued a course which I
provokes the hosfdo loellug of the Ministry, '
a m tjicm BUI)DorteT8 from the rankj of
men inclined to be foes. Beautiful and fas- ',
ciuating daughters are often responsible for
those actious of their progenitors which amaze j
their friends and iqqiear so inconsistent with spotted with gravy-drop oases. All the fret
previous professions. Arrangements and j ting annoyances of domestic life shall vanish
combinations generally supposed to bo the i under tho magic touch of decency and order,
conception of certain long-headed leaders : The servant, shall be the angel of the house-
of parties in their private chambers, are
oft(,n j)Crfi.pUHi ut tt reception, where the
daz.ing lightfl, the didii-ious music, the grace
ful dum e, the array of charming women, und
the flush und sparkle of conversation, unite to
charm tlie gucf.ts into an amiable assent to
almost anything that may be proposed.
It we could lye certain that our female poli
ticians at Washington would continue to be
distinguished lor all the qualities that ennoble
women, we should not be sorry to see them
enlarge their dominion. The men we send
thither to legislate and administer the attaint
oi tlie Government are iu want of those
refining influences which accomplished women
m e cipeeially ealctilned to throw around them,
a considerable softeiiiug of manners would
be lor their benefit. Hut even the most high-
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trued soeietv is open to fascinating creatures,
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with clearer heads than hearts. None ol us
can desire tcjsce fen.ale aseen. iiney so tar
reco-'niti'd at the cuiiitnl Its to give that class
. n. i .. ii.
lil VMIllI "11 a JUKI til V III lillliwilill 1.1..1I ........
ad. we should U'wtire ol the mercenary beauty
ho i onili scen.l" to employ her arts in beh ill'
nl li e lil.u e-liunt. is and the lobbv. She should
Is- sliLIUe'l lis a d!-glllseil pe.tllence. flui
staii'Mui-n b;!ve lend many 1 ssou Irom t'ne
in '-; omlcreil pn-.i s nl' ex-'lted wisdom. To
iln -c we m.ij' be peiiuiit'-d to add ano.li'-;', by
wnv ci caution In-ware of the women!
nrr. iriteiiP Tin: ii(fsr.iii.!.
ISrrvriiit girls ere ubi litou". Tl.ey are in
allpiiuis ul all times. To them we commit
ll.e u.i.k't g of cur beds, the bukiutr of oil.
brim:, the him , ing cf cir enrj -ets, the w.ih
ii.g i f our fVc-iit sf ps, the polishing of our iloiir
i..ii,i:'.. t. ia u ti.e g. :;'.i., l'.idyof our m-t.tl .
i iiey ring ua up in the inurnlug, having pre
vioufciyiiim that the f.u rni'-e rlre is in good
( t iii'.'tii n ; tl.ry see that our collet: nn 1 cak'-f
nre J.C ,.r.d M' ain'.ng; they eocU our diui.er
li.r us-, mid bf'T 'il.''"' Niu'iing analu o-t Iri'.' r
iniimt'lc i.Tifcth of time, whilst wu are ut the
t rl'te f.r the u re; and they take cue of all
tl.c letters which univo for u mnrked
pilviite, t't-.n-iiig tl.c iiiti-rim which clt.p-cs
Mild tea t! in'. Could they be ennvt-rtod into
fowdtr or rouce, h -rumcis woii.n iioiiouuic
tUin jj.dkr-r.satde articles of ibe toilet, so
r.c(sPary mc they. And yet, af'cr all, th-y
are i.et precisely sitnlicams. They do not
tinge wiin brightness tho atmosphere oi'tM ry
ro m they enter. They are loo often ul
daggeia'-drawu with tho inistrem of tho man
sion. They do not always entertain a motherly
love lor children, especially those of tho next
door neighbor. They have been known to
lrsve wit! ru' wi-mlng. Tb.ir eonrirt'nrwi in
rcpard to the price of cud urn not always
decp-seate I, and they have luxurious tastes
In the way of butter and gas.
A very great deal d"enils iimm the servnit
ol a house. Her sphere is tint duly appre
ciated. I'pon her the hnppinc-i of a house
hold, in a great measure, (U'k'IiiK Jt has
passed Into a proverb, that it Is not great
troubles which tret us, it I-. the small snxl -ties
of life. Frivolous annoyances, which, placed
on paper, seem even less iiiiimitant than I'm
- 4 j.
are, cliale the moat generous s.iirif. It is tho
servant's place, in many cases, to make them
grow small by dorcc and beautifully leS.s,
until they reach the vanishing point. The
household-world Is full of lil lie I roubles, which
the good servant, atitidp-ilimr, can avoid. Of
Course, much depends u;on the uiittriMs, lint
extensive as is her realm, she cannot be ex-
pec ted to confine bers-lf exclusively to its less
attractive requirements. A wife the bus
band's helpmate should be something mor(.
UiHli a mere hou tekeeper. There U a world
of mind, as well as n world of matter, to which
she should attend.
Connubial happiness is not conditional Unu
having the front dr-steps Immaculate, and the
handles of bath tub pipes in the highest stato
ofpolMi. A woman is not a better wife, for
having a scrubbing brush In her hand from
morn to night. Mhe does not make a bettor
companion for her husband because tlin chief
duly of Iter life Is to anoint the bricks in the
back garden with vermilion v.iruih, or to
keep the kitchen oil cloth as polished as th'i
parlor mirror. It is the duty of tho mistress
to understand how everything Is to be done
mid to do a fair share In the transaction of It.
In the few cases where her position removes
her from taking an active part, in the manage
ment of the house, home is never ma le Ims
happy because she understands how noma
comlorts are to be secured, and tho annoy
ance of Ignorance remedied. Comfort Is
the essence of happiness. It Is a'lo'.li r n un
for what home should mean, an 1 she is tlu
best wife who thoroughly empl ys lis prin
ciples. Kvery household has Its skeleton; and If we
aro to believe the asserveratlons of house
keepers, the family skeleton at pre:it is tin
servant. Across the water c.im 'j t io satin
cry. For tliu past year or two several of the
principal London journals and mag i.in -s have
yielded no small space to the consideration of
the servant question. Tu our suffering-, wo
nro not a'ono. Culinary crimes tire not con
fined to American kitchens. My Lard tiii.t
and my Lady that have probably experienced
as much alllictio.i in this respect as any
Ameiic.an aristocrat, und even Fkancatk.m.i,
perhaps, has lamented the necessity of agih?
and impudent auxiliaries, who, next to hiimelf,
are chief cooks and bol tie-washers.
To solve the problem, Iho trite theory must
bt adopted of faults on both sides. Does not
the mistress sometimes forget that slis is the
absolute centre of the household, whe.ice all
happiness must radiate? Is the conviction
ulways present w ith her that, charming m she
may be In the drawing-room or the assembly,
she was made for higher, though she may
count them meaner things? Does sho ever
apply the moral of CiiAtti.orrK Riiontk'u
dropping the ardor of composition to peel
jotatoes, with'alteution especially directed to
their "eyes?" Is she thoroughly convinced
that cleun carpets, dustless furniture, regular
meuls, general neatness, all adorned with the
light of her own countenance, contribute Tery,
very much to the comfort of a home ? In the
conceptions she has of that ideal servant which
shall some day exist, does she remember that
the model upon which that per ect pattern is
to be constructed must be found in herself?
The requirements oi utuy are symmetrical.
They all dove-tail. It is true of the brilliant
woman of society no less than of the daily
drudge whoso wholo worm is comprised in tue
limits of the threshold, that her llrst uuty is
to her husband, children, home.
It Is only by educating girls to housaker'p
ing that the ideal servant can hope to be
'realized. When that event takes place tho
epoch of domestie millennium then nutter
will always be brought upon the table hard In
summer and geutly yielding In winter.
Potatoes will have an Inevitable riounness ol
flavor, und lamb-chops will lorget what It U
to be muttony. Castors will ever be clean,
and table cloths ceuse to bo linen S.iharas,
i hold, and not the terror, und the mistress
: shall be the hind genius by whom the gltul
change has been wrought.
8r;MMKM Afloat. The pirate Semmks, we
see, is resuming life on the ocean wave, the
Sua 7i"'n.7 liuving beeu delivered Into h's keep-
1..,. W'n tfw.ri.riirli fvniict. KOOI1 tO hear
Ji ,..,,.,(
! ot Alahamian clories revived, and of ull the
j cowardly outrages of the past reinstated,
With a new vessel and a recuperated crew,
j Hk.mmi.h will go to work with fresh vigor, ut
least until he encounters another Commodore
I WiNeil.ow.
nir. "ii.iiitint'' qi'KNrix NF.rn.KD.
One of our despatcht-a htates that the liov
ernment of the United States will not attempt
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an apology w 11 be tendered to the Brazil!. m
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f'jwairtiiiiiiiil H til. ft pfuirf iiftiti ruP
; wa n.lly seized within
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i iiinrinc league 01 a ncuuai poi i. . nn-uu.n
detertnlnitiloii of a point which has b"eu
much disputed, this action will be r -civ ! a
nn honorable ultiiniilniu.
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i. IV I s - . n Tliur. ili v, Nov. iltb, 11 tN 1 AMI N vi ill. ;
e-t -en i I It' O. rl V unit Ann I '. i vin. eyed y. a. .
il.e lflell.il Hl.ll nl" 1-1-. ol Ull: Hull. Il' i.rt I tsj i c tl nil V
in'-iliii to Htii-ii'l Ilie enteral, tbit all' nn-i'ii. at t.nl -east
4 u cio k, linm i In- it-siiiinie oi ins pmtuls, orap. sireet,
I pi'i r Aliiiuiynt.k
iif.i Li K.-on tl.e d tnsl., AMO) njii.l.EH, a.M
-he'relalivea and frlenda ara n-siiectiallv Invited to
att. iul Uiu luu.ml, irmii lit- ute ri-Mil.-in e, So. us liu ii
iniind street, on Sun, lav. 'ilth nisi, al I o'clo k. P.M.,
wiiin, ul lurilu-r noiiio, To proceed jv Jsuuiul iinl Ceiue
U r.-.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
f-lr- I NItiN M. V.. till R':tl. FOI'MII
St-,,., i u rrli Sal.he fc n .mw
It .t'JHKH Sf.L -r et i'-' iM " m-.rinni- ftt l'H
ci-M-i. r i n. ilnyx- i.TisKlt: hi ih i vi-niii
t ?S '!
P i'" "Tllf fiAHMI NTS OK TirK
' ,T.S fl J I 1 1 J 1-lllSl I'.- lt T'l-I
e
Mm fourn-m i, pr.ni ni in m'-lli in il "i 'in-;
'II I A Nt to nioni.H "i nmir. Sr I l 7S o'cln'-l.
Ml, v. IIKMUNO dtXTKKN Hi ASI I'.'ATI s -ITi.
I.-n l. If! I IHIM S I I SK Kit Hi ICS
A . HI. Hf. ir. linn M'A.NK nl T-. I'. M. I. in rn.w.
r'
I.OY"I.A AMI
I III.
I MIS. I li I' :.
I Hive H ill-1 I II l'l-),
llir L. I.. H'MlilM.
To iniTriiW K,
nt :i
'"'' "Tend jimvkii Mrn.t
IHANhM.l M. -"I .l-M'i.N I l-'.l'lltn tW, AT
hwV i. s (.vim- i.M : v nliu I'.-n- : ''"-l'f-1
In .Ini'iMtn HI lirforr Oint. " t liurih I'.'thtli Htv-To N11I11P.
J T l.ni.ilrli h r-"""
fit, V I t'MIIU, I 'lMIIM I. A I ION.M. ill-l'll,
JI7 I'liM'l in IIAI.I,. fn-e lililK ! Oil' I'.'.li'f,
Kov I'llWAIill IIAWf.s, III I S A. M.mJl'll'. M.
Hnif iiim.
v ,r. -I IIP. (.HANK TKsl OK l IHCt fl.t-.S ' IIP
- Nil 1 1 !-. le iT-.e I 111 -SI HIS. It . III.)
rilAMI'.KIIS on llll ftllij- rt III Ills Clnm-ll 'I nut
ii , ii l. r. m.
a, ,,, Ml lilATI.iS "ill' CMI-lsT CHANdl' OK
Kxp in iirt No. fiof mem i'v i ii. sr. ii k r in. t
I I.KVI N I II ninl H'li'li lii-f. sn'iii.nli u fe -m J
o'fli-i-. Mil ii-'-l. Hrniili- I -i-olti i'.. iiii'in n '1 n in;'
t lll.tiDCItK Til. TON. I-Sij.
I 1 III olinllK TII.ION, J-.'
I.W VOItK
IMil ri.NI'l-.N'l."
MA I "I K ' I M'i-.l't M'CN I '
K Ol- 1 11 1-; COI N I KY."
i in si a I or 'inf. i in, STav
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(
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CONOMtT HA1.1.'
CONCI I.I II M l
CilM'l UT Hilt,' I
L I SDAV I'.VI'.NINO.
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ol-' 1 III', si- ASiN.
1 : IT. (IF- I I- K ShA iON.
A It I
1 Wil l. f'H EH Uf
I-', N T I K l'l '! I" O C K V
LACE CURTAINS
A t (OKI IT l-Kit 1 t .ST
i.khh 'riivrv oMri'
OK ll-; n Al l )H.
I. E. VVALRAVEN,
MOL C HHHOa TO W. U CAKKTt.,
MASONIC IIAL.L.,
o. 719 OHESUT Ctreet
BUSINESS ITEMS.
II live You r fangUt Dr. 1. Jn.vne'a
Ki'U luritiit litoni'O. It m ii Bve yuii from Cjiiiuniption.
It il!l certain- cure the u-o-" lnvrt, rate C'hukIu and
OilJi.
J'ii i mii liro,i'-t,ii :
Tlicu try Ju.mii-'.'i Kxp ctoiaut. It will un'iitne the ln-lliimmiilloii.ri-lkvc
ttii-i-oi;gli, puin unit ttinVully of breiith
ln:i, unit prt illicc a roitlv i iire.
yiil'i' .Vi'i JtOinn?
JayiK-'a Kipocturint will ovimo i-e ttie flpatiuoillc ooo
trautfun uf the wim! tuticiior air vesdi'li, an l came tlia,ec.
tk-n of t lie uiiicii. which clog- them.
JlinrtrMi Vii'r''-?
r nj tualiis two or three large done of Jayue'a Eipoe'.o
lant in iiulck iiiecoaaion, uni covering u warmly In bed,
the diaeane will bo bubilifd at the ouUet.
Here yu C'oti.wmi'tioh?
Jayne's Expectorant will s'vo yen Immediate relief.
It eleaiun tin-.mi; - fium all In ilulliit' mattcre, white .'t
ln-alB and luvli;oraies Ihciu. Tlniusiinils who huve hero
given up by their ph) lclan- lipve tiecrt rentori-d to health
by its uao.
ltoovivg Cowti, Cioi'f, and nil illbi a-es ol tbo lunus or
brcaiit are eilecliml'y irnd sri-cdlly cured by -liyne i Kx
piciorant. It ta no new remedy. For thlity yean it ha?
been lii-fore the public, the demand for il constuutly increas
Ihk, and the i vtdenci- "f Ita (jn-at curative puwen ai-cuinu-luiinii
iu our hamti. Why nut sivc It a tri.il''
I'ri'i'iiridonli ai No. 2ISC'hct ut street.
ry, t:nr, Tlirint llnewn. 'tnrrli
AhiIihii, end all Karvom Alfcctlona trcatee) with the
ureat iuccc.i by lir. VoM Mum iilKri:, wllh hla newly
ennmiiirti d ai paraitia. An illustrated proipactm of tlis
mint, coiitaiiiliiu vine valiiublc tentlmoniala, aay bu had
trail.., on application at hlaolllie. No. lifj; W alnut i-treet.
ellit IJnanrnnint
Java INo I o.
And all the llin-at
(;rt-en anil Ithn-K l i-ai,
Coiiilaiilty on Imiul by
D.lVIH it ItH IIACI'H.
Arch and lentb.
HnrfcTlnr AlMrua leli'uraph.-Thti ',r'
an- inioriueii mat i lutvr mm ':,-'ivi
In oblliilntf i)k- ax'-ncy of uih- l im
able Invcii.lon fur thla city atid
vli-liittr. It la operated by ela-Mri-
clty,llicaimoa nllothi teleKfapba
(Qiv iho w reii arc not viiioie r.aca
window and ilnor ia un operator, tt
in IntrodiMiixl wlihiiiil deia- li'K tha
hniuc In tin- lean. A niimiar uinn
lltfTBnh Ia mir r.wm I... m nu,.,,l II. In i f vtiari
- einerlotlca ill iiew ora It IimmiiiI lallud. If It ! an oh-
tei'l lo pruteet, be' oud a doal't, tho w In.l iw auil d jora ot
1 Vourhouie, u'can be d..i.. c'eii ami mi-it.
j ni""t cHhsM-"t ' uunl
ieira Sleek V t o.'
1'IANOa
HA"UX Ai llMM S
I'MIINl.l (tin. ASS.
Over .'ii.il of inch of tliemi flue
liiHtniiiic'iua hiivi- been -"hi by
Mr. ., ttm! the ileniiind 1- ei ll
ilantl iixrcaiii (;.
1 or Mill.- only bv
mso
I'll' l'l s
CABtXKT
OKliANS
1 1'IANO
; KOn KK
I ClfNi"
' i-mnrs
rliMi
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ClOIMICl'
o UVi
rauiMK
omitNs
.1 K l'."ULI.
I'll, and tii'.ma -:rti
f'lltl.NK
ono is
PERSONAL.
' 'Ti"k t?All.oliS.MAKINI,ANI OH-1CEKS
, 1 1.1 the i'nie n...t. m ii.-ait:iik- am nn ir.uni.'n
rem ivi-to 1 . 1. ' in' iu y, i,r 'i one r sol, -ect. -li..iin! call at
,,' ce oi eoariis, b', n,.it , the M::iuu'V and Na- al A,;i-ii. y,
H.. '.'-. II AIM T .sue. ', 1 ' 1 1 . i .i , '" 'I , , 1 1 .. . .ImjKl'K i:.
I'K I r I .r CO. All a.n .i- mid ln:.i.'ii:4li-a i. ll :'re vf
Jt
CL At' MUM
C'dj l-C'.i-.-:.-'-
In-,.. -d
I if , 'I. i.hl.i
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I I'iilCE TO
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r M' i . l L lil. Mt M"I'N I tIN
Ml' N . l'.-l -" No. Ul H. T.IIKil
s;rn i.;i..'.'li : ,-1 , . r.i. i! 1 . I .. ,. '. .St i a Clll'ilsl. e.'.-i-',1-.'.
.1 li.."iUi sin. res. Wi -cieil work.ni' iflpiti'. 1- tss' sl.ar. a.
S.dis -rl) I..II of 4 ' d:i, s.lli; ot iOlLan a -''!; of 10
I ,:.n s. ! 7 . . l tj..l.i s, f-i'.'j, 01 1"0 ,l..in. , J'i, o. J'-O
Sl.l..'t. f.'n'.
1 '.I.I i.i' In-;'"' Mr '-.' lil. i- 10 re.c.v
ei eve, ev ry oai ,
ii yur... ,ui f '( l-li
.'-.i ..in! a h.il t- in 1 ' e, '. e: cost,
I v.Mi .1, ,e-y v... 01 Hie 1 ,oi..-irtiu :..t 'ale 11
..Il ''-J '' .'- eo 1..
s- ' kl.. 1... 1 ' v .1. 1,. - -vi t n..' f ... rimy 1.111 a t.'.i r
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lil III u. I. 1. r 1 ,:',,'."',. iv C ' - t' n -1 . 1' i , .1 1 " il nt
i iiii s - H e '1. n 1 ,i."i'Ue .1 liiiti lc I'.r.ji.ser. s, W.,iks
.1. : 1 s .u. Cl I 1. it. I . 1 1. ' 1 - , ..Mi I. 1 1 .1.' 1 1 1 H. Mill r V
a .1 ii l-i-iei. .. In r il 1 1 '11 ' : - c.p '. ir 1 t in 1. u;i U..,iO
l i.. . ti.,:i,l tu I '1 Ci ).-a..
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il 11. t ei., 1 1.1. 1.1 u .M 1.1- 1 d- 'O iml .
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no i n.i.r l'i al : tiny m ti.e us.
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I 111 11 1' I
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i, i j i i i i 7 V' f r ti n. i.i . vi : ,i
ti 'j.ii'i. ii'-t iroi if tiia l i iiiiia-ii
iii ili.c.-n, in iiUie, ami -i tiu. i rn 1 ..r:n
ll a v.nit in iht
1 1 i..i '. .
'l ui .'i mi ary s
i d e.iiti
T.l'I'i'l' Ii I earr'-lllt,
r I ... i .-ei'ii r , .in or.'; I ;el i, 'i it
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Ni lil S,. J!iiHl. S: e. I, " ' lei 1. i
y .c t'.t OtB e.
, oi n t. ru-d
1 ... h.
ii nt .. r I i-tdi-n-. -V it- r Hoyir.
b .inl. " unl 'l r. -WiIIi.hu l-inl, II. II. Woiic, Rohll
i'K'1'"'S"' ' WM.SC'U.i:iB,l'r..'.Wf.
A. I. .Is' i n . e i.-i r. ta.-v. !-'-' '-',a
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
!io. i NOTTINOHAM ANT' SWIM
tht MT T.AC'I.H,
si it f t. n r, w h r I. r..
INDOW .SlIADKS,. No. T '4 II
mwhiih, KELTTi
0ARBIN3T0N kOO.
wa Hi i Acttii-i m- fiir.sscT nrnrrt
?.. 1 i I i l'l ANO ( OVkllS,
(IU--MT I l-t'.l-.ir SliK'K IN TUP. CtTT
HI HU T. Vr 1 OW "'KICKS.
EQUITABLE
L1IE ASSURANCE S03IETT
OK Tllfi
UNITED STATES.
ritr SI I KNT,
If WlbldAM V. AI.HXAMDKIt.
V K!K-ritKST1)f.NT.
llKNRY II. HYDE.
HH'KI-.TAUY,
liOK(fK V. PHI I.U I'.1.
I'rliM l lil onit f. o. !U Ilroadv;iy, N. T.
l'l IlLAD!' I .l'l II A DIltKU I't)i:S,
OKOKGK II. STUART,
THOMAS a. mum.K.
TUKOnOHl'. CUYI.Kll.
llramh onico, No m lu-smil 81., lMiiladn.
KIITH k BROAD BCNT,
ULNt:itL A'.tsrs.
1 he t in Alt; E will cloie the nfthjearol iuhlstoi y
Jnneeiy I, :S''.'., with ni.'citmnlii'.ed a.M-ta luuoiiini'iit li
ovi-l ONK MILLION IKII I, IKS.
V ore than fiie Il'in-lred rf ourcitiein arca'n idy in
Hired al the I'lillndelil,ia Ak-eni y
A!l Ir.fc'iri r npiitjt-iJt bi-l -re .lunusry 1 will p.ir: i-Ip'c
lo UieJHI i.-nc- w;.lc!i wUl tv laa-a.
ALL THE FROFITS AEE DIVIDED
AMONG THE INSURERS.
Kvrry di'(cri'tin of p-tcf t'ii d, viv :--',! KK." "KS"
DOWMFSi," 'MEN - KA.K ON 1 i IIH;m N , J," or
TBliM."
Full iuiormiLtloa obtained b ch'iIhk or mltl-fiing Mi :
KEITH & EROADBENT.
No. i: CHESNUT STItK.l.r,
1 ' I i 1 1 . A 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 V .
lr. 11. V. IIAltltlM,
l innilnliiK Surgeon, la In ally sttcndan.e atn eOllr)
Irom 1 to Ko'i-lm . ll-I 'iilt
rj'nE
BUOHANAN ROYALTY
OIL. COMPANY.
CATITAIj
SI09.010
.TAR VALL'K S 1J.00
lO.COO SHARES.
I'UKhlDKNT JOIIS At.FAANIlF.l.
TKEASt KF.lt-.iOHN W. TOItltKY, C'aahii r I'nrn Kx-
chanRC Nntlnnal nank.
KF.ORETAltT WM S. l.ANE.
DinECTIIltS.
Frenidi'iit Corn
A. O. C ATI KM.,
;:. hine Xaihi
r.ni.k. I'liilaiUli'hla.
EPWAKD O. JAMES, ol tlie limine ofThomn Kicli.l.d-
eon A Co., l'hiladclfih'a
JOIIK ALEVANDKIt, No. 1.H Arrh etrect, fhllnda.
DAVIU VANl'ERVKP.R.No.C'i M. Thirteenth itrect,
l-hilndll ln.i.
J. U. MVDN'EV.riltsbiiri;.
K. It. roil'lT.U, M. I., Wllraint'ton.
W M. 8. I. AKI., rhlliidclohia.
Oil.ce No. 118 S. FOURTH Si -i.
niii.Ai'i.LvniA.
The property of thla Cumpany roa.is'a of oil I.aml.
I.ooich, aud (ironnd Kent Iteiiervca or Uoyalties of all the
nil produced on the "A. Buchanan I-arm, on Oil C're.ik.
And alio, all the oil and iinderirronnd ih-i'cutts In two hun
dred i-res of laud ou East lib Kurj croek, Venange county,
Fennaylvanla.
There are ulioiit one htmdtr-d and fltty surrayed oil Iota
on the "A lliicbanan Farm," over sixty ot winch are
lunged to first clnsa operator. Seventi-en welli are now
producing- ull: tcraral are now being tested with food
pro.-i a' ti, and twenty or ihiny beln bored at iario-.it
ataaei of progl'isa.
Aa a ao'.ld promi'lnt: invi-s'mtint a li-alted nuniliL-r oi
fiiUpaldtahareii.of tin per sbare,tuay he ob.aitied at 7
each, upon application ta any of the oirti-ors. or at the
office ol the t'onipai.y.
The proiliectiii, Ciililulnlnif a full dr.-r!itlon ot tliv Coin
paii) n pn'i'-rty, can be obtd'neit at the otllce. 11 2tl
Volcauic Oil and Coal Company,
COOPER & GRAFF'S,
II MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
No.
Ti i Ci 1 1 ureters belie, e ttsis In i-e l)e chcaj.etl aud Lest
ti-ci; i r put before ti e public. II. -Jt;
Onlj V."i,imii) Shares Mill lie bold Out of
ItiO.OiHI Isliiires.
YAei'ISGTON AND VfALNUT EE1TD
OJI UIMPANV.
I ( MIHI .00,IHKI,
1 Hii'.i.-'.u .s'll.KK r, j;jr-h.
' .siil si-iiljii 1'iiit. J
11 if't siinri 1 l( cervtu at Work in- Cat it.. 1.
(Hie, Eg 314 KAREIT Et , PulaWj.bia
V I. A f-.J ci. O.i rctrt, r.ov ; - i i 1C ih;tt la ' r
ja . 1. 1 .Hi',
No A vil,.i'iO'lCn'ii.l(vv rvi-r .-in1 I ' t ) ii
i:vf hn'' U oil St a lh t ti tfii i ; ti t' nn.tf H..I,
w i t it c w i an i U't i- .rr i' 1 1 ( r
No. .t. ' ". t i. 0:1 rfk, :0 iVriilv'i i,m 8iH
i.l :ri', with -'U i.u'U t v ci ill, t . tsy i rt ? , . ,iu
i U -ta. i.l.'L'...
Nn. -t. '!, iiif:.
f. ;ic Ali'iitn i
I. '( r In 1. ''Acl ' I. '. f ! :.i tir- .,
i r u!i m ttVi iir f'i: .ii i i ,
thf't' lf..''e W1 fit t nit.' icn '.
ii ti r a !' i ' : . ver ir).'.. hj t-i ru t-o: v,. :mri v .
? o. '.. . t ill .iort: it rnjj.''iit. ri'if Id-.' i:.',. i ii:t W i
i '.i. ;, d. f .ti v. i-.i ii.-ni.:' i' v t'i.rr- ! nf -'i.v.
Ni t. r ,''...i.i:.r.a! if f-i:; W.ili, ii Ut v' tr.rl'
f irnitit tint y m; roit.iu. y I'. t -: ' n : f. .r
.'.-. c i.f wi.!!. 1 n.fc 1 1 a o : -a .:i 1 uf . t J t;
:.t iib &ro rii fa- m, ii . . i ., ,i - . r t '
: :t .1 t.. -CK a r l t K "I".t' 1 r .' 1 ii1 l l I
f. Hi... i.r. I f l'l a'.' il h' ' i i": t - , f ( 'in
.i Lt Nn, .!H W VltK K T W-rt e:. t l-.t i.
a'OAli Oil-,
I r.i rCMr.SiH-'
i i.r r-i ,.(-( .; .1 ..t it vt c.-if
tJU Li- H A l t.t Or is lO-'K
MOl K I KIH!FI,
Dlvll'hlSl) l.f.l-li-', A
At. r.
,,-i . ;o
am: aft TIH.O t I 01 biu its 'U Iwi.tl u.t : v
nU k in iu hiits ui uor iifHiiii itiv Ctt't ''.j.iitsof )'
a.
G.PESSY, Kanufactt-iTiiig E.atioBfr,
ll-IO-ls S.W ixirner I'jl'ltril anil IHIV
FINE CLOTHING,
li
A.
'V
v;ooo CARY,
n. 75 .;iii iSNirr Hi itii.nr.
LADIEi)' AND MISSES' HATS,
Alili HftAl" l- .
iii!j-'r wj'V'iiiH.
i ,(vi;ht i it it'll!-.
"NEW CONTINENTAL HAT,"
itorNrNirr
a r
MOH !' It A I'. PRICKS.
T H.-OLU vfi.i n new r.JTJ nmV oer. Ti llata
en4 Boi'ii--i l .l.i,.ei
WOOD t OAUV,
Ho. Tt CIH-HJtUf HTIIKtT.
hi-:ai, I'.stati',
ItRAI. l-'i 1 TI'-.
It K Al KflTATl'..
KI AI. S1A rK.
I'.K M. I'.Sl ATK.
VOIt tl.V..
FOIt HUH.
I' OH .SAI.K.
ItK.W. KST.VTK.
I OR HALF.
Iillt SAI.F..
ro .-..i.k.
a. r," i ( -' won i II.
,i .11.0.10 wokili.
..,mi.(t'i wonrn.
CAT.M.Ol.l K- I OK lIKATllTOfS III VI Kl V.V riON .
(A T A l.(K. I 1
I A I Al Oi l K
Kill IIKA'I II T"l S 1'ISI HI II I - I'!nN.
Hilt t.UATt I I OI S IUSI KIIIUTIOM.
1 hi- vi rv he t fiml-clii.-.. lelinMii Real E U1C Ollitc in
the i il , tr r II t'i'ii.11' oi i itlicl iinrcl.asere or sel'iiri., can
be ti.i lid l.yi- n, ..n til.)KIK O. MILI.KK,
l-rnctc ul Ileal K,tate llinkcr.
No. 1,1 N . SI M il H:rc. t.
I'lilt SAl.l'.. I.AKtiK MDK-YAKI)
liwei'tnit, ..ii fcoventh slieet, alioro Sprniif l,arten.
it ti by .'., r i in-an so.
Neat miIi j.ii-l IiwcMnn, on I'runKUn afreet, ahnvo
1'i'iilin . l'l ii e 1 1 ,' i (I. lmmr d mte j.oasea-tun .
Tuoiirj la e In-i-llirwi on Arch street, a'mve Tenth.
I,f 'a'.'l in d !. 1 II mill tl let ilis-p. rrk-e 1,00(1
anil H'.'AHKI.
3 Vl'.HV I.AKtiK PWF.LI.INn, OX AHCI1
treel. ea-1 .. MmIi. I.-'t -'.' I.)' ii "' .art deep to Chi-rry
'reel, w. il. fli -i-raii- Mnble on tli.it (ImiiI 1'rice IS'.ui.
Flrit'Clasa 'aie .Men:, No lu.' N.'i'lilid -.iii-ct. Lot
j.-. by I'.'n lei I id p. I'm ill-' I. one.
Kiorn and ftvitnnir, No. 1M Anii ilicot. I.ol 17 hj 101
iioi. rnci-oiii ' ;io.
ink T1IKI.I-, M AT SIDD-YAKD I) l:Id.--Tgs
on 1 ilt' er.tn itiect, abne ill"rd. I.-'II by 100
I'-et. Trae !" ''' i ;' h.
Splfnilid f"' r sI'T.i' brown tme front liwi-llifij, on
Sprnoo stl.cl, veil ol M.il-tei titl.. I'rii e '2 l,0"0.
Beat four en-ry Duelling on Chciinut streot, west ol
Mnelccnth. ,l."t ii b.i Jjo in t. 1'ili-c l'i,ooo.
Neat foi.r .ti'r llMi-IIIti, oil Arch direct, west Of
Twmy-llrst. 1 nt Is by M's to a strict, rrh o $iioo.
tfk NKAT IIWI-;l,I.lN(j ON MOUNT
A-i(. eim n atnet, above Twcluh. Lot IS by I'll, lo a
street. I'rlcc otil ''.
Twoclecant new side -van! I el'lnm on Wallace, west
of Tweeit cili aiieei. l oii vl by III ii-et. I'rfie s.hk) etch.
Six ne four i,tory tin cllinv.i on llrwid strict, aou'h ot
Oxford. I.ot-i 2t and an by stiO feet deep, to a atieet
Prices l! KO at d tl'.'.iy 0.
ItcsliUa near two thousand other city propertlce and
a uninber of apltudid Mansions in Watt 1'kilaitelpliia and
ol hi r desirable localities. Also, a mitnui'i- of flnt-clnas
Faims nearby. iiF.OKOK C. Ml 1.1. Hit.
Keal K.stat nr.. Iter,
No. I..I N. SIXTH 8li eat
nUt SAl.l-:. NK4T DWELLING, ON
Ari bstuct, i-nt nl Rixtcenili street. Lot 1! by ISO
feet deep. I'rii e V.'o.tx o.
Fpleni'id llrat-chi's larae fide y.i-d liwell'nr. norlhetst
ct nn r l-.if lull a - d I'npljr aire. n. l ot .'' b 111 I'ect deep
and widt nin to 11 icct. I'ncc fts.isn.
Kc.it liiMil.ii.r. No. 01 1 llnrshall street. Twolre roems.
l.nt IS by On. I'r lee only k.Vl'10.
NEAT DWELLING ON EAST SIDE OF
Mhrvlm!l at i ect , n'ioc Iliitlonwond.ln llrst-rati- older,
Price only Jh..ki.
Neat liwelliim cai side ot sevfcnlV street, above Noble.
Lot Is by tl. I i ice only -.Sti.
Ni at two an.l a half story liwcllinfr on aaventh itrect,
above f.recn. Lot 1" bv so. Price 'U0O.
fffj NEAT, KX.CE1.LKNT TWO-AND A
aahalf story Divi'llin;;, on Franklin, above Wallace,
street. Lot Is l 0. Pill o only IKKJO.
Ureal bargain T elvc-raoined Dwelling, No. .',S R,
Tenth strccl. Wonlil make an excellent store. Priceonty
$'00. CEOKOK O. MILLFK,
No lt N. BIX IU Straet.
D. W. CLARK,
No. G02 CHESNUT 8THKK V,
IUt now on liHinl a very laro itoca of
.u.W KrJ.V.and
HILVKK ri.4TKT WAHK
Heir, ud eior."i.iv lor tiie r..ui.nK IJOI.IDAY TKAtm
nidi are dii -j (O'n.ii fcTiraormiiaruT iow pn.a. vti
tiavv a lie atutk of the followmt; KtoJh:
, I.-Id Vil hen,
HHor utrheH,
Lam ' Wau-hes.
iltntf WnUliLt,
U.' Watrhea,
AnuTican Waiohfj.
Entlfh W'Mtttliea,
eSYi IfH WtttClM'B,
lio d 't Cliaiutt,
i roll Ctiaiaiau.e Odalut,
U.ld Nf k Mialnn,
(iold I'cru ti Dtwt-s,
(r(.lll PM14,
roltl Tuliplrk4.
trOld 1 .IlillMrll.
Uolil Ariuk'(,
tiold lUmoin Hind,
tluld Hl.fvi- llMttoPf
(r.ild W atclt KTI,
told I'ins.OfiiU ,
ioltl Pint, l.ndii'i ,
lold V n, JH
( ;(!! rin.t. hatelalne,
,'li1 Kr tttiitfi,
ttfild I Utkti J.HIRi.
rOld 11 trl Pill!,
t.itld lraci.uiit
lioiii l.t ktt,
O'vJtl I liaiini,
litlld W.ltl ll llookM,
Silver '1 liinihifd,
Mivi-r hrtiikiu l.ingii.
Bilver I ml hnlvtsH,
Silver t ub 'liaifiH,
milver St Cliaui. , .
SUA 1 K l'LA-IKI WAHK,
t tcd on gen Mine Albata uiutal,
and wana'iUii i
1 rt t-,
CMke I'.iiti eli,
t nil' Mit-ueit,
t .trd Ki c- ivt-if .
HutitT Imcb,
H rnp I i.cln'fi,
iHnuar JiMit-i,
rkf, aittui.
I'DLtjr tti'Oltt,
Piakle f nioi it.
pOOII tidltlLl k,
A tltleit,
I nif,
fjlt ftUAtli,
Ot.t.!etn,
i i.f.
( ...'I l'..!K
l-:-! KtiiM'.).
I'. Km(ii.
I r I'ri'HUi Klliv(.,
t .tt.' Jn.,
j-'itnt' Kill' -
(I tin ii i kutve,
t ...t..,.l i I ill.
i I. 5. 'l'. I ! - -Ma.
!-ir 1 t. I' ,
. i '.,, ! .ktliC-s,
.Mt ;!,0 '4'-ei-r p.f v.
ft.,, r . it in. f u I Ijv. hK,
'I t.i .J.. i 'imu r Kor--.
u.Aii i' u:wi:i :v.
' .ve r. li.n ti .t inrc ieiui r.uv i ut irv,
ivncL uti.i vu, or.', rtt est I r. : am- rt-.-iu r-r
(,'i.ii' i (,(...-. i '-'line ii' r r:(''ni!o
v., a i.l, ."I"? tTum;ii'- r ntr-li b)lirt Uft-iifci it-
"'r,'"U"' H. W.i IaHK.
-N, iT-JtliKitrt uiu . t.
tit.f' nun ,'. iverv .-ari-Mnly r. pairill Dvet
iisiiii;., mill wai.imeil. I'.iuravinK ma'ir
11-iJ e.UiliU SI
HIOM.SUN 8 L0M0.N KI'J'l'UUNKK,
r.r ;iii.ii,-ao Hew M lan.lu. a, I. te's, cr p it.lii;
li,iu,iiii.i.,umci.ti Ulilermt sifts. 1 j", J'll..ii
.i.ii i a Uiu i-.'s. lint - air iruaeis, roil..lle
III ate., . L, wilf. n ilralei, l'lrnliar.l isIkvis, lia'li Mm eit,
Ntewho'.i I'Ulis. Ilrollers, I iHinna lli i.,aivir
ubi nil relull. tiv In. uianulacl .u i-ra.
aaia uuu man, uj zinnia. THOmfiH.
-3flfir.w-Cm
REDUCED PRICES,
Ji V -
,ir-",. ..I
txt. tin (--.
QWIJPf 13VANH A CO..
No. 45 N. EIGHTH STREET.
Tj- Clean S'or? (or tin? IUdy M);jaf1
WILL OPLJJ UN MOaOAY.
( o.,nf I'lrift 1. 1, i.m, fitn t'i
ClII'.Ar NKW VOIiK AUCTION SAl.KS,
xri OiiMreiVfj m Kfrl.o .i.,tc, 'i' cent, nw
1 v , iri hx k .'.i. 1 lnvcj LmvJ Sitk (tiore, SI caU ,
Iin nii,. iiiir (?;oih il e ! - nf, rti .
f'Ot pfiih jtl'ii nt'fOlt 'l' iilnvpv i .-i ll . 4 2 ia
mr8 iti ti! in r , h;1 coni.i-ijr nit
j-.i .ftirt- r-i-i.rt-.l Ks-Wiln
" 1 I'HM '' TA li C K ll I li'
nfl HTM' O'li-r K u. 4:.'
u.i- it t t-. , 11 I ev i
II.' -lit CllMM'e
Htn ti'M Hi lilP C
DIU'.SS (JOOI)S.
M KUINUKS.
worn
ti r. iv ,
r -''O' y r I)
- .. t l.tlC
-l 3t :-.: J ,
i ft n l- M'-r'n t
i. t.'i .
t ; ne t.i v.
, :.l U r
,. Jtf tiiUl
r,r,.cK silks.
f'OI.OKI'.l) SllvS.
i.'a,i. i' ft- ri i :'H! ouf otir
S 'ls J iU I
cur w pai.U'i;at,. .hhiuti.s.; lisen9.
l' li vv Wft'O ItiiHiitirHls, f 1 . 1 tf'-O, I iW.
u nnti V hilt Mn iik lUim-jrti.i, (-'! t ,
tt ff K
K'-ti Un' tin rHN nl ri'i. put fluwo I r; minf.
lMif,i,,s Miiiuuv I iiiviib, lyiUsbUi, 'li't ccuw, ana J
to .
Hl'.K'llO 1(11.1
Illnnkot Hltnwla.
W i' h ii e ll i in nt llii.-e li w r.ite
and tin- eil e-.r
fat.
niIiraG AD CLOAIiINQ- 0L0T1I3.
Ml N fl AND I.OY.V CLOTHS AM) CABIMMtliS.
Vl.icV. nrtl Wl fir Hhirth tt 'oil:, 1, nlnryft'ii.
hJirtnii- f N'U r uml hi" ii - l)ior jirif.
It .' r'isv1tr,.,,.H , inl Setiiiit'it. f 1 to !', Trf low.
Mi'h's Cti'" inter, $1 Mi u rr 1m-u t nnd piettj.
t 'in. i Mil. a LU - !,s, iu Iti'Mi' omtcohu, $?(.'. iiutl
iIMi.
All-wiinl ( Mm-Mlli, r..r i.;Kllt t lOAb.V DMUtimi.
A II wot'! ( i o-t i li.v.vrrs. f 1 weft It u liKniitl.
AD-wool Tricot i'lotli, lor I.uUlc' Clcaiku.
MUSLINS, l'LANNKI-S, CALICOKS.
Mutllfis nt imriiiim' hw prico, nn fin.
AU-uooi r InniM'i, v tni; h tr.l ft it n
lit-r pi id hunt t I iiin-li, f Tr..?. $1 ; innhrinklttt.
4 .1 :C'M . , 2, l ' cuius ; less Uitn wtiolriAle irict
fjnw
I-iiriil "s. M'-rrlmurk and Wh.te ornin.j cii.ntr, :fp.
.'i i lec h Canton Hnnut'l, ',li's t;3iiti rty cheup in-
dt'Kl.
K t!A Onnd Canlon FlaiiiM'it 4;., M), n fti, 75 couIh.
OHKN KVWH & ( 0.,
UhaP M AMMOI II IIRY (100IIM IIOUIK,
No. 45 N. EIGHTE STEEET.
p. SrllinK on cheap, Ilnop Skirls, Wltite Oovli,
Linen C-Mnhiic. 1 Incri nuii(Jkfrchlef, Ileiuatitctied Hand
Vrt hit-(, hlilrt l oaoin. -'4 ceoti.
It Vo. N. EtOHTII MlrdM.
J)Q YOU WISH TO MAKE A PRESENT?
UO TO
HARBACH BROTHERS,
Nn. :;r. N. K1CH1T1I BlUKllT,
VOU WILL FIND TUB
FINEST AND LAUGKSr
ABHOHI MKNT 01
STAPLE AND I'ANOV
STATION EE Y,
PH0T00RAPH ALBUMS,
and PANOY G03D3
IN TI1K CITY.
W RITINQ DKHKS-In Koaawoui, Mahogaor, and Wal
tivt a beaaiutil asaortine&t.
fORTKOLIUS ASi TOl'KHrS'. CASES, III ever
ety'c and flnlili.
I'l ltsr s-Wlth Silk and Steel Cliains, In Morucra, Vet- '
vat. Flaln and Ornamented.
TUlhTV ttriLKS OF 1'IQAR CA8t:S-Somo lieautl
ful patterns.
I.AUIliV COMTANIONS-In Murooco and Knamal.ol
tbc fluebt iuallt-anil llnlsh. i
TKANtLISU AiU 81I0W1NU SATCHELS All ifzei;
and sLanes. ,
ItX KtT KKIVES ANII 80ISdOIlS-Of line quality. ,
A U LL LIK OF I'OY I111OK8, Bound and In rapat
suitable lor children of every aa. ,
(IAMES, AND PArr.K I)OI.L-Iu treat variety. Manji,
entirely new.
CAfcD J'llOl OGB AMIS t CABD PIIOTOOBAI'HS I 1
C'AKD I'UinOdlt Al'HSt
We have a in'endid htii-k of 1
I'lIOTOUUAl'II ALLIUMS, ;
elllng at wtry low rates i
l ei-(a' aili-mlrn li cilled to the
NEW MOHOCCO 1IINUE ALBUM,
Lava perfectly Hat when open 'it
Call on IIARBAt'H llltOl Uf.HS If you want a hand .
si-uie or usefiil article fur a i
l'llEISKNT. J
Get orient our NKW A I. HUMS, large, for ia eenla ; or
filled Ul. Colored Pictures, Ml centa. i
HABBAOH BROTHERS, !
11 -.'., Mo. :i N. KIliUTB STEr.UT, riillada. (
JyTOW 1I0AIV.
I
LIFE OF GENERAL HANCOCK.
WIXFIKLD, THE LVUYEU'S SOX
And Hon He lU'cumc ii Malor-OciH'ral.
i;Y RKV. C. V. UK-M80N.
AN Al fllSSI l "I Of MAIOit OI'SCS .L "IN
FilM.P SCOTT 1HNC0."K.
r iiiiiil HI f :.e wl.i'e l ip'-r. hiTls'in ! Illu-tr.tle
Til-i. imti'iil (-i.i-tri.il from a i-f.-t.-erai Hirtilsl t.l by li
l.iTtLtt, .i::i' niritid de-liis ly W "..l,e end by IlaiK-vc
w-hi'tt a lai'tt at Wnt I'liut.
Cue. i tuuiitt :i.:n ti.1. U.it hi'. "il.eJ tYM yet
l! A !.'.
AMIMKAl) .t EVANS.
rUELlbllKn-',
ii--: .-i ii.-.t mo. rt chbssit stkeet
rE'M'iOK I'lOAVM AN, CAnrFNTF.lt AN
( I Kii'MV N'ot- -ARrf:ltTeet.lld Nii.111 liOl
Ht-ee. M.ii'.i.. Work. H'l-wntnuiiK i-rowi-i Iv .
teimed to. .
SIXTH AND MARKET STREET1
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