8 THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1866. Anarchy Threatened The Constitution of the United States, Arti cle IT, section 4, declares that "The Presi dent, Vice-President, and all civil officers of the United States shall be removed from office on impeachment for and conviction of trea son, bribery, or other high crimes and misde meanors." Article I, section 2, says : ''The Houscof Representatives shall have the sole power of Impeachment" These are high constitutional prerogatives, and yet our Democratic contemporary on Saturday declared that If these prerogatives were exercised In a specified case, "there would come anarchy and the destruction of Uie Government." Thus it is that the Demo cratic leaders array themselves against the Constitution of the country, and threaten anarchy and the destruction of the Govern ment. If Samuel J. Randall Is re-elected, and the President recognize the Democratic and treasonable members as the true Congress, Philadelphia will be disgraced by bavin? one of her representatives in that revolutionary "body. All Randall's sympathies point to his fusion with the Rebel leaders and his obe dience to all their commands. Shall such a man be elected over the pure patriot and long-tried citizen, Charles Gibbons, Esq., who opposes him? r30.sl-5-20tf! Beware How You Vote, Holders of 7tln and 5-!20h, National I.oau and National Hank Stocks. Suppose the Rebels of the South ami their fympathizinp frienjs, the Copperhead of tue North, eleet a majority ot members to the next lonpres'S of the United States. In ttoat event, judging from the tone of tne Rebel newspapers, the preat question will be, "Shall Contrress assume to pay the $3,000,000,000 Confederate leht?" Is such a case possible? Let us see. This Confederate debt is at present worth less; but with a lull representation from the Southern States, and enough sympathizing Cop perheads in the North to form a majority in Congress, this Confederate debtor bonds and Contederate notes may become as valuable as the 7-30s or 5-20s. United States greenbacks, or national bank notes. It is very easy to be done. The Confederate debt is now considered worth less, and millions of dollars of it can be had ior a very small sum. Now, suppose Congress assembles with a majority of Rebels and North ern sympathisers, it not likely that Rebels will want their Confederate debt assumed by the United States, with the argument that both Confederate and Federal debts were contracted toy war, and unless the North agrees to assist in paying the Confederate debt, the South will refuse to assist in paying the debt of the United JJtatCb ? In order to create an interest in the North in advocacy of the payment of the Confederate slebt, millions upon millions of it will be sent Worth and sold at a low rate, or placed in the hands of influential men of tho Copperhead party, This will. CTCitte a Northern party in 7avor of paying it. This Nurinern party will bring its influence to bear Upon Northern Con gressmen who sympathize with their Southern Crcthren, to help these meu to sec the propriety and justice of paying both debts, Federal and Confederate. They may become holders of it, through the generosity of their Southern brethren, to the extent ot $100,000, $500,000, or $1,000,000 to each Congressman, at no cost to them, or. if any. a nominal one. Here is an opportunity for Northern Copperhead Congress men who sympathize with their Southern breth ren to realize a fortune by an act that they will assert is only just and right. Is not the tempta tion a great one ? and, reader, just as sure as you are' now living the thing will be attempted, and, if possible, carried into effect. Where then will your 7-30b, 6 20s, and Natioual Bank stock toe, with a national debt of from five to six thou sand million dollars double what it is now? Instead of being above pur, as at present, they will go far below par, to perhaps titty or sixty cents on the dollar, and a large iucreae of taxes to pay the greut increase of national interest to ie paid. Remember, reader, the entire capital of nearly rvery National ltiiuk is invested in National United States bonds, w hich are deposited with the Government to get national bank notes tor circulation, 60 natlouul bank notes uud green backs will become equally depresiatcd with United States bonds. The Republican party can be judged for the future by its past acts, and our only positive security Is in sustaining it. Let all vote under standingly. If the author of this was confident ths Southern Rebels and the Northern Copper heads would succeed in getting control of the National and State Governments, he would immediately sell his national bonds and bank tock, and advise his friends to do so. NIGGER!! OH THE GLORIOUS NIGGER! "What "Would the Democratic Party Have Done W ithout the Nigger t He has been the beginning and the end of every political campaign for years, and what would the Democratic politicians have done without poor darkle ? They have in previous years told the people that just as soon as slavery was abolished we were to have all the niggers come North, and the white man was to have no work. Everybody knows this has turned ovX to be a gross lie. They are now trying to impose upon the honest and uninformed lies equally gross and absurd about the negro soldier receiving a larger bounty than the white soldier, which every honest and intelligent man knows to be what it is a gross He. The Democratic politicians and leaders of the party are attempting to frighten the timid and Ignorant about the negro marrying the white man's daughter. Every white woman has the Tight at this time to marry a negro man, or a negro woman to marry a white man, if both are inclined to such a marriage. We have very few caf-es of such marriage in Pennsylvania. I don't think the Republican party lavor such unions, but if anv members of the Democratic party wi"h to enter into wedlock with a negro woman, let them go ahead. Every one to his taote ! Oh, the glorious, the everlasting Mgger! What would the Democratic nartv do for some thing to harp upon without the Nigger. They have not hint? pine now to harD udou but poor. poor Nigger. The most prominent case of that character ia that of Richard 11. JohnHon. elected Vice-President bv the Democratic party in the canvass of 1836. He enioved the "distinguished" reputation of halting a mulatto negro woman for a wife. If any more Democrats want to tallow his example, the Republicans won't interrwv to prevent them. "NT A T I O N A L HALL, Market Street, Above Twelfth. THE GREAT LINCOLN MEMORIAL TABLEAUX AKE NOW ON EXHIBITION. The Paimlnirs are sixty In number, from the pencil of GEORGE WUKDKHXilCII, ESO,. A descriptive Lecture by . K.. MURDOCH. ESQ,. Choice Musical Belectlons by MA1LLE ELVIRA DE CU1.V A. Cv 0 w A1mJiialnn. 25 Cfentl TrAeAwAj1 Kanta SO C.AntB. Matinees every AUiuiav, Wednesday, and Saturday aitarnoon. Aauiuwiouii cents. Children, w cents. REGULAR line TO HART FORD. CO., vl tne DELAWARE , the .eco-d whar. .bov. ; wul leave M above on ' - muuiu freight wkeawi AW Jd.&trfH MPs WWJttY&J! OF ALL NATIONS. OPENING ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 Rntsian Sable Fnn, Hudson Bay Sable Furs, Fine Dark Mink 8ables, Royal Ermine and Chinchilla, Real Siberian Squirrel, Dark, Persian Lamb, Astrucan, Etc. Etc., FOR LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN. J. W. PROCTOR fit CO., 0 8 3t4p NO. 90 CHESNUT STREET. OPENING, ON "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER PARIS CLOAKS, EXCLUSIVE STYLES, (WHICH WILL HOT BE COPIED,) 10, IN OIIEAT VAEIETT OF material and uehign. ALHO, PARIS STYLE CLOAKS. CUB OWN MANUFACTURE, IN GREAT ABUNDANCE, J. W. PROCTOR t COM 10 8 3t4pj NO. 020 CHESNUT STREET. O IIS NIIS G, ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, NEW CLOAKING CL0TH3 IN GREAT VARIETY. ALSO SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS, FOR DRESSES, ETC., FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS, ND CUT IN ANY LENGTH. J. W. PROCTOR fit CO., 10 8 3t4p NO. ,H20 CHESNUT STREET, JHE GALAXY. NO. 12 OCTOBER 15. NOW HEADY, AND FOR DEALERS. SALE BY ALL NKWS- CONTAINSt 1. AHCIIIE LOVELL. By Mrs. Edwards. 3 A DHEAM OF THE BdUTH WKD. By Paul H. lluyne. 8. THE SEA ISLANDS OF SOUTH CAROLINA. By K. B. Seabrook. 4. THE LAST BATTLE OF WINCHESTEB. By James Franklin Fitts. 5. NIMBEK THIRTY-NINE By Ingoldsby North. 6. TUE CLAYERINGS. (WItb two .Illustrations.) By Anthony Troliope. 7. THE MOBMON COMMONWEALTH By Moi" mon Elder 8. OIL GAB AY. By J. W. Palmer. 9. THE SEVENTH COMMANDMENT IN MODERN FICTION. By W. L. Alden. 10. THE SECRET. By L. F. 11. ENGLISH AND FRENCH PAINTING. By Ion PerdlcarlB. 12. NEBUL2E. By tbe Editor. The price of "THE GALAXY" Is 30 cents a numjfcr: IS a rear; (3 for six months. When it Is considered lhat the magazine U issued twice as often as the monthlies, it will be seen that these rates are very reasonable. w. c. & f. p. enuuen, PROPRIETORS, It No. 30 PARK. ROW, New York, ., THE FIDELITY INSURANCE, TRUST, AND r-AFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF PHILADEL PHIA. . . . .. For tue saie-seeping oi valuables under Guar antee. , DIUKCIOKS N. B. Browne, clarence 11. L'laik. Charles Macules tor', Edward W. Clark, Alexander Henry, Stephen A. CaldwelL John Welsh, J. umingnum ran fffnrv f. I Gibson. President. N. B. BROWNE. Vice-President, CLARENCE H. CLARK. recretary and Tieasurcr, ROBERT PATTERSON' mum (at metent) in the Fko nrool liulldine olf. Philadelphia Natioual Bank. The Company will commence business on the 1st SfDtember iM, and will be prepared TO RKCEIVE DEPOSITS UNDER GUARANTEE uiion the following rates, for one Tear or less period i Government aud all other Coupon) securities, or uioae irannierauie i vu per iuuu bv deliver v. tiicludiui! Bank BillH Goveiumtni and all other securities, ) nr ftinno neguuauie oniy oy enuorsemeni i r - Gold Com or Bunion tl-25 per IA00 Hllver Coin or Bui Ion S2 00 per tlOWl bliver or uoia riate. under seal, on mi, vaiue, anu l i.nn-.- .inn rate aubiect t adjustment lor bulk, f l 00 per 10t' on a basts ot .1 Deeds, Mortgages, u(;es. valuable Papers generally, when value, II a year each, or according t ol no ttxtH t'U ' buik. Wills, 5: which premium covers the remainder of the lite of the maker. Cash Boxes or small Tin Boxes, for papers of Hankers. i 'uniTKiiHiH.iHtsruuaiiiB. Law mm. hbuumuuu rt&uii iiu. . ..Ill Iiu v-af nlvAil nt BVA VAI.i linv ...ink ..J year, coutents unknown to the company, and liability FOR COLLECTION OF INTEREPT, ONE PER CENT vu US AMOUNT COLLECIE1). COUPONS AND INTEREST WILL BK COLLECTED 'I'll TUk' nwKtiM DEPOSITS OF MONEY RECEIVED. ON WHICH 1STHI1.ST WlLli UK SUiUWau, This Company Is also autborized to act as Execip tors. Administrators, and Uuardlang. to receive i w execute Ttusts ol everv description from theJJltif Corporations, or Individuals. n. a. isii" f I-', Prosldcnt Robert Pttebson, feecretary and Tteasurer. 9 14 lm fJJ THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY L AHU COUNTY or rillL&J)f.U-llA.. Katatanf RORKRT bIM.KN. Ttaceafled. Notice la hvrntiv ulvnn that Italiccc (lllliin. widow of aid decedent, baa filed In said Court an Inventory and appraisement of the personal property which she electa to retain anuer m rci oi April it. inoi. wu iu sup vlrnieuia, and that the same will be approved br the K- . ; ........ v ... j. ........ . iu.'. Conn un rmuAi. iuvivui uajr ui uvwuwi . ia tmi unless excepuous w uvu iiieretu. ;v9Bf2Tf . ass Attvrutjv tvr WWVTT, JpUItS DOBBINS E Tj e o rr R I o SOAP SAVES TIME, SAVES LABOR, SAVES CLOTHES, SAVES WOMEN, And all leading Grocers sell it ' It is used by dissolving in hot water, and aoaklnr tbe clothes fivo to ten minutes , then a little hand rubbing will make them as clean as honrs of hard machine robbing would do with ordinary soap, and no injury to the most delicate fabric It Is used with entire satisfaction in the families of Rev. ALFMJ COOK MAN WM, C. STEVENSON, No. 1CM Green street; THOMAS C. LOVE, No. 1019 CHESNTJI streets A. L. HARP, No. 927 Lombard street ISAAC M088, No. 2262 Green street: C. HART. MAN, No. 1229 Marshall street, and thousands of others, in all parts of this and other cities. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP WHOLESALE OFFICE, f?U07 Soilth FIFTH St. Jm T. GALLAGHER, LATE OF BAILEY & CO., FORMERLY BAILEY A KITCHEN, Invltrs attention to his NEW JEWELRY ESTAB LISHMENT. No. 1300 CHESNUT Street, AU goodt warranted of firit quality. tffn cialaiU ntivn givt n to Diamonds. 9 28 ImwSm NOVELTIES, BRONZES, CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS, NOW OPENING, BY BAILEY & CO, No. 819 CHESNUT STREET. 0 14 fm-wtJl J O V OPENING, AT CLAEK & BIDDLE'S, No. 712 CHESNUT STREET, AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT SILVER FOB BRIDAL AND GENERAL PRESENTATIONS 10fifmvtl2 29 pAPER HANGINGS WINDOW SHAD E S AT WHOLESALE. 4 0 IN. PLAINS, FINE DECOHATIONS, BOBDEB MO0LDISSB, STAMP tilLTS, EAGU.SH SATINS, BLANKS, ETC., IN GBEAT VARIETY. R. T. HAZZARD, 10 6 mv.s3m No. 819 ASCII Street A L E1 ALE! WILLIAM YOUNGER'S SPARKLING EDIN BURGH ALE, FOB SALE BY THE CASK OR DOZEN SIMON COLTON & CLARKE, 414 3p) 8.W. cor.BBOAD and WALSUT. PURE OLD GRAPE BRANDY, From the celebrated ylneyardi Of B. D, YTIL80N 4 SON, Los Angeloa, California. For medklnu purposes thla BBANDY ia almost In dispensable. FOB SALE BY THE CASE. OARMIOK & CO., 21 lmrPl SOLE AGENTS, B. E. COBNEB OF FBQNT and CHESyTJT Sta. A BARGAIN. FOR SALE A 27 FEET ii; "T mu vm.ib vuilipitJlo, MTT109 00 APplV tu ALH.A. LAniiJ.1 uai iJlUWul. &enalnatun Wmuit Woraa. 10 tj ( MR. PERELLI HAVING RETURNED FROM Europe, bM KDUUlvd his leMeuii. DRY GOODS. QURNG & ATKINSON, NO. 247 South ELEVENTH Street. AND No. 1107 PINK Street. 1'15 FRKNCII MERINOKS. YARDS WIDK ENGLISH MERL NOEl. , 67 CENT 1M YARDS WIDE ENGLISH MERINOES. 35 CENT VERY HEAVY SHAKER FLANNELS. SO 10-4 ALL-WOOL BLANKETS. J6-50 ALL-WOOL BLANKETS. J'0O 11-4 EXTRA FINE BLANKETS. lOOO LARGE HEAVY SUPERFINE BLANKETS. 33 CENT EXCELLENT IV YARDS WIDE PILLOW-CASE MUSLIN. 0 CENT BEST HH YARDS WIDE SHEETING. ilH CENTS FOR GOOD CRASH. From Auction, several lota of Linens. Towi. rn. kins. I able Linens, at less tban regular price. 0 14 mwMp J M . HAFLEIG H, BETAIL DRY GOODS, No. 003 CHESNUT St., WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, FOUR CASES LLNSEYS FOR LADIES WALK- ING SUITS. SILK FLUSH (NEW, FOR LADIES' CLOAKS. WHITE WOOLLEN PETTICOATS. NEW STYLE CL0AKINGS, SILK AND WOOLLEN DRESS GOODS. TO ALL OF WHICH HE INVITES SPECIAL ATTENTION. 10 8 mwflOt F L A N N E L S AT LOW PRICES. 7-8 Domet Flannel, 39 cents. All grades Superior White Flannels. All tirades Shaker Flanne'.s. BED, WHITE, AND BLUE I WILLED AND I'LAIN FLANNELS. PRICES REDUCED. CURWEN BTODDART & BROTHER, NOS. 490, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street, 10 8 3t Above WUlow. F. T. QUINLA N, No. 420 SOUTH Street, First Dry Goods Store Below Fifth St. 1IAS NOW OPEN, PINE PARIS DRESS GOODS. PLAID AND PLAIN POPLINS. FRENCH AND ENGLISH ME1UXOES, 8-4 AND REGULAR WIDTH ALPACAS. FRENCH AND SAXONY PLAIDS, ALL PRICES. PLAIN ALL-WOOL DELAINES. MEN'S AND BOYS' CASSIIUERES AND FLANNELS. CLOAKS & SHAWLS, EVERY VARIETY. MUSLINS, CALICOES, AND DELAINES. And a General Assortment of Desirable DRY GOODS, At a little below tbe regalar retail prices. CO 22 lm4p O P E N I r G J. M. 1IAFLEIG1I, No. 003 CHESNUT St., WILL OPEN CLOAKS AO MANTILLAS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8. AN ENTIRE CHANGE IN STYLE WILL BE ADOPTED. 103trp' F ALL AND WINTER SHAWLS Of New ant Desirable Styles. CURWEN STODDART &, BROTHER, SOS. 450, 452, and 454 Norta 8EC0ND Street, 10 8 3t Above WUlow. C L 0 A K I N G OLOTHJS, Of Choice Styles, AT LOW PRICES. CURWEN STODDART &, BROTHER, oa. 459, 452. and 454 Norta SECOND Street, SO 8 3t Above Willow. QLD AFRICAN COFFEE, BMALL BEAN DESTINE MOCHA COFFEE, GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE FOB SALE BY JAMES H. WEBB, noma mo walhpt stx,? FINANCIAL. J DESIRABLE INVESTMENT WE 0FFEB FOB BALE THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS cp mi FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF TUB CONNECTING RAILROAD AT THE LOW RATE OF NTNETY-THBEE, BEA RjyO INTEREST AT SIX PER CENT, FREE OF 6TATE TAX. PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY BY TOE Pennsylvania Railroad Company. If not previously disposed of on tho 15th of Octo ber next, we will advance the price. For full particulars in regard to the above Security, apply to DREXEL & CO., No. 34 South THIRD St. 9 29 tftp "y ANTED, NOVEMBER COUPONS, FOR WHICH THE HIGHEST PRICE WILL BE PAID, AT JAY COOKE & CO'S Nos. 112 and 114 S. THIRD St 10 8 tr 5-20 coupons, DUE NOVEMBER 1, BOUGHT BY STERLING, LANE & CO., BANKERS, 9 Ctfup No. 110 South WHO) Street. AUCTION SALES. B SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER, .So. 1020 CI1ESKUT STREET. ss CARD. We are now prepared to mnke arrangemcnti for ppeclal sales of Oil Paintings, statuary, or anv other Works cf Art. Our locution being in the centre ot the most Ip&lilunub'e Iborounlilaro ot our city, makes It a desirable resort lor couuoinseurs and lovers oi art in general. J4. B. Pales of merchandise In general solicited Ter gonal attention Klven to oui-doora ales. B. Scorr.Ju. CHARLES C. MACKEY, AUCTIONEER, NO. 326 A1ABKE 1' btooet. between Third and Fourtb. REGTJLAH SALE OP CROCKEBY. GLASSWARE, JAPANNED WABE. AD MISCELLANEOUS tiOOUS. on Tuesday JUorninu. Commencing at OH o cluck sharp. In lots suitable for cltv and country retail Htore-keenerti. 10 a St UUTTKH CHURNS. Also, at 10 o'clock. 22 U utter ( hums. VIAL CORKe. 200 gross Vial Corks. It pA 5 18i NCOAST & WARNOCK. AUCTIONEERS, No. 240 MARKET Street LARGE POSITIVE BALE OP 800 LOTS AME RICAN AND IMPORTED DRY OOOUS. EM liKOlDr.hll'H. HOSIERY, LINEN, AND MIL LI -NEKY OOODS, by Catalogue, upon a credit, On Wednesday, October 10, commencing at 10 o'clock, comprising a general assortment ol seasonable goods, vrbicb will be tound well wortby ot the aueutlon ol purcbosers. 6 at LARGE SPECIAL POSITIVE SALE OP 500 LOTS EM ttBOIDEBIES AA'J WHITE GOODS, BY CATA LOGUE. On Wednesdav Morning. October 10, comprising a mil line ol choice and new styles now landing, and never before offered, consisting In part of jots newest styles embroidered jaconet and cam bric euVlngs and lnsertlngs, trout low to finest iiusllties. lots richly embroidered donble Jaconet and cam bric bands. lots newest styles embroidered Jaconet and cambrlo tlouncings. lots embroidered braided button edgings and hem stitched cambiic bdkis. lots embroidered aud braided linen cambric bdkts. lots Imams' embroidered waists and lobes. lets ladles embroidered collar sets. lots pialn and embroider d linen sets 10 S 2t JOS. 917 & 919 SPRING GARDEN S M Y T U I STOCKING STORE. Always on hand a good assortment of ENGLISH, GB.Il.HAN, AND DOMESTIC llOfeUJlY, Cotton, Woollen, Silk, and Merino. UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, J-or Ladies, dents, Misses, and Boys, JOUVIN'S KID GLOVES, Best quality imported. GLOVES FOR FALL, AND WINTER, All sizes, and large variety. FRENCH CORSETS. HOOP SKIRTS, Warranted best makes only. KNITTING YARNS, ZEPHYR WORSTED GERNANTOWN WOOLS In all colors. Large stock constantly on hand. ZEPHYR KNIT GOODS, In stock and made to order. All goods sold at the lowest prices, and a hotter assort ment can uot be lound thau at M. & J. E. SMYTH'S, 10 B lm Nos. 917 and 019 SPRING GARDEN Street. DRESS TRIMMINGS. Aewest styles in every variety. Q LOAKS aIx 1) F U R S. C. LEWISSON, MANUFACTURER OP CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, AND FURS, No. 14 South SECOND Street, Six Doors belew Market Street Finest Assortment of Cloaks in the City, All of New Btyles and the Best Workmanship. The Largest 6tock of Tuts in the City, All of my own Manufacture. Ladles do not buy your Cloaks or Furs until you bavs examined u,y stock q IjEWISSON, No. 14 South SECOND Btreet, 928 fmw3m Bbt doors below Market. Philadelphia. CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE, with little or no pain. In from 30 to NO minutes. Apply to Dr. LEtebEY, No, W N. NINTH Htraet, 2'iiUadeJphJa, 10 oft CARPETINGS. JAMES II. 0RiE & CO., Ko. 620 CIIESMT STREET, Between Sixth and Seventh Streets. it . NEW CARPETINGS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Just Received Per Steamer Mellt French and English, Axminster, Boyal, Wilton 64 Velvets, English Brussels, Crossley Tapestries. NOVELTIES IN FRENCH GOODS. NEW STYLES OF 6-4 Velvets, Axminster, Wiltons and Brussels. Carpels for Halls, with Borders. English 011 Cloths. English and American Thrcc-Plles Ingrain and Venetians. DruRKets, Cocoa Mattings, Rugs, Mats, Lluen Crumb Cloths, JAMES Ii. ORNE & CP., No. 626 CHESNUT Street, Between Sixth and Seventh Streets. NEW CARPETINGS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. FALL IMPORTATIONS, JUST OPENED. r9 22 2m4p REEVE L. KNIGHT & SON, ' No. 807 CHESNUT Street, HAVE HOW OPEN A WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF AMERICAN AND ENGLISH CAEPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, COCOA MATTINGS, D2TJGGETS, RUGS, ETC. in 3wfm3m5pl LE eiJcTm & SHAW, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CA11PET WAREHOUSE. No. 910 ARCH STREET, AEEC OFEMKO AN EKTIBE NEW STOCK 0 Foreign and Domestic Carpeting In ever; style and variety, (9 4Sin5p jyj E A D & CO., No. 910 CHESNUT STREET, SI AN DFAC1 UKEKS OF SILVER-PLATED WARE, TRIPLE PLATE. MONEY SATED BT PURCHA81SO DIRECT FEOM THE MANDFACTUKERS, MEAD & CO., 10 lmws3mrp Ko. 910 CHESNUT STREET. J(EW AND ELEGANT SHAVING AND BATHING SALOON No. 331 DOCK Street. LOUIS IIEINERYVALD, So long located at No. 124 Exchange Place, has re moved U la bilAVlNCi AND BATU1NU 8ALUO.N to No. 831 DOCK Street, Where his friends and thp public will find an establish ment KLKOA.NILV F1TTKI) OJ? A til) COMPLETE IS ALL ITii AKltANOKMEN Trt. Amour tbe linproveinentg will be found MATER'S PATET Al AKliLK H 4lH DKKStK Fountain lor hot and cold water, with Hllver HDampoonlng fine, Marble Wasb-baflns, patent new st vie luxurious Miavunr C'balre, Oiled Walnut Furniture, and handsome fittings through out. Ills HOT AND COLD BATHS Will be found desirable, and a R.th and Shave will be Churned ouly TUlttl V-FlVK CENTS. LOUIS HEINERWALD, No. 231 DOCK Street. loaet rUE QUAKER CITY DUSINESS COLLEGE, KOBTUEAST COBNEB TENTH AND CHESNUT STREETS. OPEN DAY AND EVENING, New arrangement lor Kvenln g Students. Rare Inducements for young men engsged during the day. Terms for a Six Months' Course only $25 Penmanship and Arlthmotlo U Telegraphing jo For particulars send for a circular. 10 S at JR. HUNTER, No. U N. SEVENTH BTBF.KT, ABOVE FILBERT, PHILADELPHIA Acknowledged by all parties interested as by tar the , MOST BUt CEH1SFUL f UVHICIAN '"'be trontmHUt f lhuatet in his speeialty. QUICK. 1HOKOUOH, and permanent ewes guaranteed in every oase. Hemeuibr 1H. HCJNTKH'8 Celebrated Remedies can only Le bad genuine at blaold eHiabllab J O'lloe, No S4N.BEVENTU Street, above Filbert. llir NEURALGIA CURED BY A 6INGLE APPLT . cation of'CPBAU'H M AONF.TI6 OIL." Bold at UPHAM'8. No. 'ib H. KIUHTTI 13 tree t, "d hy all Druggist, M enti aa 1 s bytUo. W ii mrp 4
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