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NUMBER XC.
MKT KiR MENTAL DYSPEPTICS, AND A CURE
FOB UY-IOUIIONDRIA, HY-VOORtBF, OB ANY
COMPLAINT Or A HT OR0BR.
HY OUR SKK1KB EDITOR.
ALMANAC AND DIARY.
. 0BT MXTBS-ILLOOIOAL OBSERVATIONS FOR TD
WEAK.
October.
Hemday, 15. Sons of TcmpcrancA make a parado
in Tvesnmeiou ana wait upon Andy lor a
speech buoh a ploee of saur on the Cliicl
juxecuuve cannot oe too severely repnmanaea
Taesday, 18. 4 Clvmor politician the resa t
ofiosins-a b t, wheels a barro-v of brick irom
.Fifth and Cbesnut streets to roaa mrooi. no
foil vers tore about tne defeat of his man, anil
is now no bttter.
Wednesday, IT. The 1'hltadelpD'a Boird or
Trade pre en ted b Wr. William hwam with
eofif ol " Vebster'i Dic'lonary, Unabridod."
Mr. t-waln wishes them to know ih moaning
of the bard words titer 080 towards one an
other in tuoir debates.
Thursday, JN. Arrival fn Boston of tho two
Jaoaucse J'rinoes Waarol and Woael, who are
Jiivtttipauiiar the mysteries of tho Uti i. In
that cmini'ciion they wish to prove themselves
food ftlloei.
Friday, l. "O'd Abo," the Wisconsin Erle.
s a' is lor the Pans txlilbi ion a' a rcpre jonta
tiTe ol our Army, in advauoe of Nov ori
Na'ionnl luzzard.
Saturday, SO. series COLUMN DAY. Tho Edi
tor exiiecta hoon to ro.-imi the control of the.e
columns, as Professor Acpasiz's in'rmds taking
him to the fans Exhibition as a specimen ot
the 'American booby."
OUR NATIONAL GUARDIANS ABROAD.
The New York City National Guards want to
fro to Paris, und what is more, want to go at the
Government exrense, to bo exhibited as a speci
men of the American soldier ol the period. For
fear the project may fall tbroneh, an our Gallic
friends will not see with their own eyes this
specimen of "Iubc'ioiis" nature, wo have had s line
drawings made from hie by an eye-witness.
Thoy can be all authenticated by any American
whorony happen to be at Ihe Exhibition in
.Paris, and who resi.led in New York during
tho gloomy period 01 the war. The first is the
TIL
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NATIONAL GUARD ON DUTY AT THE PARK,
where he spent many weary, tedious, and sad
hours, particularly early in the morning, when
there was not much promenading of the lair
ex in that part of the city. He was under fir
most of the time that h, when when ho could
got hiB clear lighted. He loaded with ease and
iexlcrity hie beautiful meerschaum, which he
spent bis ninety days' enlistment in coloving.
The nest picture 8 hows
NB iF THE NATIONAL GUARD IN A FIERCE EN
GAGEMENT. And we all know with what vigor thej
tormcd the breastworks, irrespective of cotton
bales or any other barrier that mifrlit be In
their way. Their darin? in engagements of this
sort was unquestioned, excitine alike the ttdml
.xatlon and envy of every soldier on the field.
The next picture gives a vie w of
OUK OF THE NATION'S GUARDS THAT 'DON'T
EXPECT TO BE 8ENT TO FARIS.
The fact If, these fellows' clothes are not good
nougb, even if the Government was to pay tholr
xpenses to Paris. And It is probable, as neither
f them can speak French, they would starve to
atath, by being unable to ask for anything to
eat, and though they found no difficulty in
torming a batteiy when their CoaDtry needed
it, they would be too modest to storm even a
landlady, thoush their life depended upon it.
We do hope, if the Government should scud the
Beglmcnt of the New York National Guards
they will provide glass cases to keep them 1n
lest they should soil their new tight-attinsr
clothes, and be obliged, beloro they come home"
to adopt the loose h ablts oi the French. '
BLACK MALE CORRESPONDENCE.
Albany, October 10, 1868.
Mr. Series Editor: Ise all de more free in
writln to you bout our Culled Convention
because I sees yon sometime expose Andy, dat
wanted to be our Moses, and I spect he would
be if we'd let him, and take us fru de Ked Soa;
but Ise afeered he'd drown us, 'stead of da
'Gyptians, because be wouldnt know any more
lan dat bout de Good Book dan to do dat way.
Ise just been teudln' de Culled Convention up
here at Albany, and, wees been doin a big thing.
When we opened de Convention, which was
me wld prayer, alVr we found de janitor, who
bad de key, we took into consideration de all
important question of letting Miss Susey An
thony set wid U9 ta wnat de pgMent called an
August boij" (i 8p0M! he forgot it was so late
1n.de year, most two months past August). Well,
some of us was at Dm in favor of Busc, beln la de
Convention and dincussin with us de great ques
??J??k X. .JEGR AFII TJ SHEET.
tloiiB of de day, bat others said it would dis
grace our proceeding to hab a white woman to
ghe color to a Culled Convention. I gpose you.
tnow Surcy don't wear dem things dey call
"tiller?," but she wears a cross between dem
and a pair ot pantaloons. We didn't do nuthln
bout eettlln de tinps in de country, but I blncvc
Mips r!ucy Anthony can't come in dcCuilcil
Convention, not if de Convention knows itself,
and I believe tt do.
Yours, CiEHAR Johnson.
i
THE NATIONAL GUARD IN PARIS.
Frenchy "Pardon, monsieur, will zoo tell me
in what battle zoo wa eniraged ?"
National Guard-"0, ah ! yes. Well, the fact
is, our fellahs' time was about up when the fight
ing began. Put, ahl during the fighting at
Gettysburg I was engaged to Maria Jane, as
they called her; but her father not doing as
well as I expected in some little operations, I
have not been eniraged since, to any extent
ah !" "
CHARLES, READE AND REFLECT.
Mr. Charles Keade, the author, has, we be
lieve commenced his lawsuit against .the New
York editors who have epoken of his late work
in no complimentary terms. Some say the suit
is more to advertise his books thun to assert his
rishtp; but our opinion is, that he will have a
'Good Fight" of it, and if he does not get rid of
a large edition of his "Griffith Gnunt," he will
of hli 'Tory Hard Cash."
STAMPED OUT.
The Russians, hv wav of trvinir to .-t;itrm out
the embers of the Polish revolution, have abo
lished the Polish pootaee stamp, and com
manded tho ue of the Russian article. If the
Czar could only put Russian heads on Polish
Eoldiers ii well as on Polish letters, "Order
would reign d Warsaw. '
A REFLECTION
(Seen ichen Glancing at tht Mirror of Life).
"Young men, in raillery don't Indulge,"
So says a learned sage;
For how can it be good in youth
When it is baA-in-fige !
We have been favored with a sight of the
forthcoming new Poem by England's Poet Lau
reate, lor which MacMitlan's Maqazinc has con
tracted to take the whole quantity at XOOa
line. We can remember but one verse of it.
which we here quote, and which to us seems to
hnve the true Tcnuysonian rine:
"Ste the little children ruu,
Four, and three, and two, aud one;
Pee them (as I said beiore),
One, and two, and three, and four."
Pleasure and Profit The Supper ; Table
Series, of course. Pleasure! No doubt of it.
Equally doubtful is the prolit.
How to Keep on Good Terms wirn Your
Creditors Pay them.
Writs of Error Marriage contracts.
THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.
BY AN AMATEUR.
In a garden nook, by a wide spreading yew,
A ttiiipy old Nettle and Dock weed once grew;
1 hey w etc sipping the dew; and between you
aud me.
They mixtd it with scandal, as ladles do tea;
"1 cin't tnink, my oeur Dock," the old Nettle
began,
"Why the rose has been alwajs a favorite with
mm:
Her breath's very sweet, we all must allow i',
And true f.ne has beauty, at least folks avoiv it;
13ut then she's so vam, she thinks all nnm
adore her,
And that such as we ought to full down before
her.
Her greatest delight 1s, you may see by her eye.
To be londled and kissed by each fop pass
ing b:
And hei dress is the oddest that ever was seen
hhe wears throughout July a nioss victorint 1"'
"Wlulelntle Miss Snowdrop," replies Madam
Dock,
"Comes out in the frost in a white muslin
ti ock :
And though she's modest, and hangs down her
head,
Youup Crocuf and the were caucht both in one
bed.
And that litUc piinx, too, so sickly and pale,
j.ou miuw who x mean, uear, Aliss Llll ol thii
Vale,
go shy and retired, tVt her company shun,
f-o modest and humbla you'd think her a mm;
let ner i ouco saw.
Tete a-tete in a nook wltn old solemn Monks
hood. Then there's Madam Poppy, 60 vulgar and red,
How caily and gaudy she diees her head I
bhe nl a s looks eleepy , aud wot people think,
And 1 quite believe it, ettc's given to drink,
lou know Mrs. Pansy, with uark velvet hool.
And a lace like to some you Bee carved out in
wood;
I heiir that she latt-ly come out in great state
And has n holly 1 rgotten (he old garden gate.
Madam Tulip last Sun-any was splendidly dressed
But then, dear, her character's uoneof the beat:
She Is painted and powdered, but smell ot her
breath,
I am euro it will sicken you nteh unto death."
Well, now, then, I'll tell you a capital joke,"
Mrs. Nettle replied, and she lauuhed as she
spokf:
"Here's old Dolly Daisy, that lives in the del),
Las a daugoter who's goue witu my lady to
dwell; v
She calls herself now bui high-noundioK name.
You would scarcely believe that irom tield-wark
she came.
fihe'd a eister, you know, overturned by the
ploueh,
When Bobby Burns blubbered and made such
a row;
And there's tho'e Geraniums, a prmid, Idle set,
V i bile we are abroad in the cold and the wet,
Ihey dress theuisehts out in piuk, t,carlet, and
W cite.
And btare out tho windows from iuoinintr till
night.
Those delicate trentry that como from abroad
I know thoy are glad of their bed aud I heir
board
They boast of the sunshine ot Naples and Rome,
It they don't like our climate, why not stay at
home?
Our lind's overrun wl'h s'ic'a strangers as the?e,
By Bitiiieisaud dancers and poor refugees.
But 'tis time to be going, toe moon's shining
blight.
And I cannot bear scendal. Good night, ma'am,
good nkht."
Letters frMn Florence state that tho Italian
Senate will be called upon to judge the conduct
of Admiral Persano in the battlaof Ltssa. It U
said to be at the request of Baron Ricasol, that
the kiiia has consented to send the aBalr before
that exceptional tribunal. The popular party
would have wished the case to be Judged by
the ordinary courts.
A KEAUTIKUL BTORY.
THK CAPTAIN'S L.OS8 AND WIDOW'S
OA1N. '
BY OEOROB AUGUSTUS BALA.
At nigbt a'.l on an autumnal evening, when
the stars were just beginning to tfyitik In over
bend, like diamonds on a canooy ot azure, two
young men were standing toeotiicr, engneod la
conversation, on the steps or the lilnca Eaclc, a
Int-hlonablo hotel in one of the principal streets
of the gay and celebraicd city of Vicuna. One
ol them wore the rich umiorm ot an Austrian
huzzar; the other was clad in ths civic costume
ol a pent'emsn.
"bo all Is completed at the Ministry of War,
except the signature of tho cummlnston, and
the pay mentot the purchase money?" said the
soldier.
"Exactly so.?
"And to-morrow, then," continued the huz
ear, "I am to congratulate you on the command
ot a company, and salute you as Captain Ernest
Walsteln."
The last speaker was Captain Christian Stcln
fort, au officer who had seen some two yeais'
strvice.
"An! my boy !" continued he, twirling his
jet black moustache, "yonr nnilorm will be a
passport to the smiles or the lair. Bat you
already seem to have made vour way to the ko.mI
graces of Madame Von Bcrlingen, the rich
widow wb" resides at this hotel.
"bah! she Is lorty," ausweied Ernest, carc
Icssl.v. "But in fine preservation, and a beauty for
all thai," said Captain Steintort. 'The llarou
Von Daugeriiold whh desperately in love with
her, but within a very few days the widow seems
to Lave cut him. You are tho happy man,
altrnll." kJ
"Undeceive yourself, my dear Christian," said
Ernest, blushing. "1 have only flirted with the
handsome widow. Mv hand is already engaged
to a charming girl, Meena Altcnbew, tho piav
ma'e ot my infancy, adopted and roared up by
my lather. I am to marry her as soon as I get
my company." x
"And what is to support you, Captain Er
neft ?"
"My pay, of course, and the income of the
moderate dowry my lather proposes to give Ins
laorite. Ho jou see my lot in lile is settled."
"Precisely so," replied the Capiain. "But
since you are free this evenine, I encraje you
to pass it w iihn.e. Have you cot any money
about you?" J
"A good deal. Benides the price of my com
miseiou, which is safely stowed awav in bank
notes in this breast pocket. 1 have a handful of
ducats about me, with which I propose pur
chasing (sonic trinkets for my bride. But I have
a gold piece-or two that I can spare if "
"Ponli! pooli! I'm well enourru provided,"
answered tne Captain. "You know this is nny
dav. Come along."
"Hut whither?"
"You shall see."
With tl C6o words the Captain thrust his arm
within that ol his companion, and the pair
walked otf at a rapid rate. Atter pasui"
through several street-1, Steiufort halted, and
rabg at the door of a stately mansion. It was
opeijed by a servant in handsome l vcry, aud
the young gentlemen entered, aad went up
staiis.
Walsteln i-oon found himself in a scene very
different from any of which he had evor
dreamed in his simple rustic lile upon his
father's arm. Around a lame deal table cov
ered with cloth were seated more than a dozen
ol persr us ol diifereut aires, ail so intent upon
what was going forward, that the Captain and
his friend took their seats unnoticed. At the
head ol the table sat a man in a grey witr, with
a pair of green spectacles upon hi nose, before
whom lay a pile of gold, and who was busily
cnunged in pacing aud receiving money, and in
giving an impetus to a small ivory ball which
spun, at Intervals, its appointed course. Wal
stein soon learned thut this was a rouge-et-noir
table. The gentleman in the grey wig was the
banker.
"Make your game, gentlemen," said this indi
vidual, "while the ball Sfjius. Your luelc'u ua
good as mine. It's all luck, gentlemen, at
rouge-et noir, touge-et-noir, geutleiueu, iho
flflf fit In n;r.Tl , I lil o r Lr tiriiia it'j nrx.iMa ;
twenty ducats and you have doubled tt. Make
.is.... I , I . .1, ,J II
"Tiy your fortune, Einet.t," said the Captain.
Ernest mechaulcally put down a few ducats
on the red.
"Ked wins," said tho banker, in tho same mo
notonous tone. "Make your garuo, geutlemeu.
while the ball rolK" '
Why need we lollow the fortunes of Erne?t
on this lutal evening, as he yielded, step by
step, to the seductiou to which he was now
exposed for the first time in bis lie? Long
aiter Steinlort left the gambling-house, he con
tinued to play. His luck turned. He had soon
1061 all his w inniucs, aud the mousy st apart
lor his bridal prcseuts. He had broke tue
package of bank nr.tci-, the money ho had re
ceived Horn his lather for the purchase of his
commission, aud though he saw bill alter bill
swept away before, bis eyes, he continued to
play, in the desperate hope ot winnins back his
losses. At lengih his last ducat was gon He
rose and le t the room, tho last worrti rin"-'iu
in his ear being: a
"Make your game, gentlemen, while the ball
rolls."
Despairing and hcart-strtckeu, the youn j man
sought his hotel atd his chamber. Ou tha
staircase he encountered Madame Von Ber
liugen, but he . saw- her-not -Mils -eyes were
elnzed he did uot notice or return lmr s iluta
tiou. He threw himself upon his tied without
undressing, and towards morning Jell into an
unreireshmg and dream-peopled slumber
When he arose late the next day, he looked
ui muine.li in tne aiass, out scarcity recoaraized
his own lace, so changed was he by the mental
agonies he had undergone. When he had paid
some little attention to his toilette, he received
a message from Madame Von B rlingeu re
questing the lavor of an interview in her apart-
rtiente. ll mffliaYii.ollr nk..nj v.
rr i nVL "V""""'"j me "iimmous,
though ill tilted to sustain a conversatou wiMi
a lady.
i he w ido w requested him to be seated.
"Mr. Walsteln," said she, with s, smile "yofl
are growing very uneallant. I met yoii last
niginupou the btaircsue, but, thouph 1 spoke
to you. you had not a word or a nod lor me "
Last night, madam," answered the unfor
tunate youug man, "I was beside myself 0
madam d you knew all." '
'.'w!10 kuow all" replied the lady.
'What I that i had been gambling-that I had
tbiown way-yes, those are the words-ever?
ducat ol the money my poorfa'her furnioi,n,i
with which to purchase my cou m,i ! on " J
irreSi80" tU'U' But V
"Pardon me, madam. Myfaiher iimn.,1,
puted wealthy, is unable tof!S with a
similar sum, even if l WPr i,., "
accept it at his band"." ' UOl,"n t0
;But if some friends were to step forward "
"Ala-! I kuow none." i"t .ira.
"Mi. Wulsteiu," said the lady, "lam rich- .
loan o the requisite amount w uld not aleet
me m Ihe least." ul a"eit
"Oh, madam," cried the young man !P .
would indeed save me by suchne 'Zu
would be au aucel of mercy." wiry, you
"What is the amouPtot your loss?" inouired
tbP.,udy C,,ulv' M f,Up nnlocked herded
"'J hree thousand ducats," answered trues'
"Buy can give you no security lor the p"
"Your note of hand Is sufficient" Bi n,a
lady, handing the young man a n rl
nou. "PlelTse to count those, SbSlK
8nm-correct. Here are writng materials "
Ernest d d as he was bid -counted the ml,
and then sat down atthedek. money,
"Write at my dictation," aid the lady.
r.n.V i u ' ve" ana commenced.
"The date," said the lady. .
Ernest wrote it.
"Received of Anna von Bcrlingen the sum ,f
three thoufand duca's " 01
duca."'01611 rtPted-"three thousand
iu cuusiucrauon, i promise to
oforetftwl Anna Vnn nnrit ..
marry the
M - "uinuiicu,"
"To marry you !" exclaimed Ernest
"Av-to marry me!" said the
deformed am I ugly am I pooryn '
"Am 1
-PniLABELPIIlA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 18CG.
"1 cannot do it yon Imiow not the renxoa i
thnt luonces me to relusc.'1
"Thin (ro heme to your father und confess
tonr goili."
Ernest reflected a few woments. lie could
not co home to his father with the I'righttul
tale. It was a question between suicide and
mnrrliiBc; ho sicned the pnper. ,
".now, then, baron," said tho widow to lier
eclt, as she nirciullj secured the promise, "too
cannot say that jou broke the heart of Annie
by your cruelly. Take the nicncy, Ernest,"
she added aloud, "go and purchaejour com
mission." Ernert obyed. His dreams of yesterday
morning had all been dissipated by his own ac j
he felt a degraded and broken-spirited criminal.
He had sold himsclt for gold.
"Here comes Captain Hmcst !B cried a youth
ful voice. And a beautiful blue-eyed girl of
nineteen stood at the garden sate of a pretty
faim-house, watcbine tho appmach of a horso
man, who, gaily attired In a huzzar uniform,
was Rallopmg up the road. At her shout of do-,
lipht a sturdy old grej -haired man came Jorth
and stood beside her.
"Caulam Ernest I" he repeated, "that sounds
well. When I was ot his see, 1 only carried a
musket in the ranks. I never dreamed then
that a son of mine could ever aspire to the
epaulette."
rnest, waving his hand to Meena Altenbcti
and his father, rodo past them to the stable,
v heie he lclt bis horse. He then lushed into
the larni hoiue, where his father met him.
"WLat is the n caning of this, boy?" he said.
"How wild and hnggatd you look'! And you
have avoided Mecca and this, too, upon your
w eddmg-day."
"My wedding day O heaven! 1 shall die!"
said the g man, sinking Into a seat.
MfjpfBZa uo could collect himself, he told
his BT:.r that he could not marry Meena, and
tho reason that he had pledged himself to an
other. The old man, who w.s tho soul of honor,
bu. st Info violent imprecatlotis and drove him
liom his preence. Ao he left tho house, the un
foitunntc young man encountered u persou
whom he at once recognized as the Baron Von
I'aneertk'ld, the reputed suitor ot Madame Von
Berlin gen.
"I have been looking for you, Captain Wal
stcin," said th Baron, sternly.
"And you have lound me," answered the
young man, shortly.
"Yes and 1 thank heaven you wear that uni
form. It entitles you to meet a German noble,
aud answer for jour conduct."
"I am answerable lor my conduct to no living
man," retorted Ernest.
"You wear a sword."
"Yes."
"Very well, if you refuse to trive satisfaction
tor the Injury you have done me, in robbing
me of my mistress I wilt proclaim y iu a
coward in tho presence of tLe regiment upon
psiiade."
"Ob, make yourself eav upon that score,
Enron," answered Ernest. "Llio is ot too little
worth for me to think ot shielding it. If yoa
will step with me mio the shadow of yonder
grove, we can soon regulate our accounts."
Ihe two men walked silently to the appointed
spot, and, without auy preliminary, drew their
swords and eupaped iu combat. Tlio strugme
was not of very long duration, tor Krnest
wounded his adversary in the sword-nrin, and
disarmed bun.
"Are jou satisfied ?" he acked.
"I must be tor the present," replied the Earou
sullenly. "Wheu I recover jou shall hear Ircin
n.e again."
"As you please," said ErneM.'coldly. "In the
meantime sutler me to bind up your arm."
The young man baudaeed the wound of his
adversary, and as ho faltered from the loss of
blood, led him towards the farm house. As they
approached it two ladies advanced to meet ttiem
one ot them was Meena, the ether was Madam
yon Berlineen.
"Dangerheld wounded !" cried the latter, burst
ing into tears. "0, I have been the cause ot
this; forgive me forgive me, DnngerUeld. or
you will kill me."
"You torget, madam, that you belong to
another."
"1 am yours only I can never love another
nor does the person yoti allude to,"adued the
lady, turning to Ernest, "cherish an attachment
to me."
"My only feeling for you, madam," said
Erneft, with meaning, "would be gratitude,
were a certain paper deftroyed."
"What is the meaning ol a'l this?" askeJ the
father ot Ernest, coming forward.
"It means," said Ernest, tearing to atoms the
proa issoiy note he received Irom the widow's
baud-i, "that I had very ugly dreams last night.
1 dreamed that 1 plajed at rougo-et-noir, and
lost all the money jou gave me to purchase my
commissiun witu, and tnen that I made uo tho
loss by promising "
"Hush ! i-aid the widow, laying her finger on
her lip?.
"ihcu it was ail a dream," said the old man.
"Look at my uni.orui." replied the CaDtaiu.
"Arid what did ycu roeau in the story you
toio roe lust now j"
"Forget it, lather," said Ernest. "Dear Meena,
look up, my love. Uisotir wedding-day; and
it jou ao but love me I'm the happiest dog that
weais a sabre and a doliman."
That very day, two weddinirs were celebrated
in tho larm-hoiise, tltose of Captain Ernest Wal
stein with the Iraulten Meena Alteubersr, aud
Eaion Von DangcrUeld with the yet beautiful
aud wealthy widow. Tbe Captain never tried
hi luck again at any game of chance.
INSTRUCTION.
TTA MILTON INSTITUTES
FOR YOUNOI-ADIES.
PHILIP A. CM GAR,
Be in I? sbont to relinquish but position In tbe rnblto
etliools wlib which be bos been connected lor the last
fl-fli? WaVi AND BOAEDI.NG SCHOOI,
VOH
YOU&G LADIfcS,
AT
No. 3810 CHEBMrr STREF.T,
ON MONDAY, 8KPTEAIUKK 10.
Tills Institution is designed to rival the best seml
ni rits in ihe couUry. -
CIRl ULARS
Containing psrticulsrs and otLei Information in relation
toibla liiMltutiou, can be bad umii tue 1st ot Hep
Un btr. l Xo MO k. TWEI.F1H 8tj6e. 827
ON8IEUR ALEX ANDltE WOLOWSKI
won d liiiorre bis inemls and the public gonerailj
tbat be in now reatly to give mmructiou iu burning and on
ilie I lano. According to bis own svstcin which bereto
loie has provtd go uucceistul In reoilerlnn ihe voice
nowinul sud melodious, aud at tbe same lime impart
ing Ibai t cl.lly to enable ihe accu at read ng ol tbe
n.oul oifl cult lastatta. I 1b sjstcui lor the Flauoena
bUa bis ) upi a to execute epcratio and olusslcal miulo
1 h niio, lee ing and brilliancy.
Iboae wl'b hk to avail thinmei'es of nig long expe
rience can do 10 by callinu at bis residence.
s iiPmrp o. 7tif3 WAhHIOTONgqiiare.
LEGAL NOTICES.
T THE COURT OK COMMON PLBA l-OR
I TUB tll'Y AMI COUNT Ol' fHlLADliLPHIA.
l.taw of 1 OTlKK & lAObl
The Auditor appointed by ihe I'ourt to audit, sett 'e,
and adjust the account ot HIE fyti
"uJSIl-ANY FOB 1N8UHAN'K.H OM I 1VK A NH
distribution 01 tboj balance Iu Uie hanOB or ihe c-
poses o ii. appolnirrenf on WtlN; HI VY. Oitobor
Si at 12 o'clock Jd . at tbe offlce of Ipl-1;!.. ,j
HON tsq. o 709 WALSirr Street, in the cl' of
Fhllatlelpliia. tl0i0tntlitj W. D. BaiEbB. Aaaitur.
TN THE COUBT OK COMMON PLEAS FOft
I Til". IU ANDCOUN'IY OP PBILAUKLPHIA.
MAUI AN KCKFI LDl, by be her next irieutl, vs.
l'MlLOUOKt W. ECKFJSIilM'.
arch linn, ISM. ho 49.
rn 1 heortore W. Fckieidt, ReBpon. ent. ni.ioi.or
Take notice of a rule returnable 8ATCBD Y. October
ao lfttt at 10 o'clock A M.. to abow cause V'"
fo'roe a "cilo matrimonii saonM uot be decreed in tbe
orece, VW't. WAI.f-At'B.
,0 H Mmt AUoruevJjor Llbellant
O RN 13 X 0 H A N Q E
U A BAG MAN OF ACTORT.
OH M X. A I L B Y A CO.,
WO TED TO
a. X, comer of MABKET jnd WAT.B Btreeu
DEALERS l5"A! B4GGIHO
Floor, Br?- - BOn-
I arse and small , GU in ( f ViTcKr
SHIRTS, FURNISHING ROODS, Ac
J, W. SCOTT & CO,
S II HIT MANUFACTURER i),
AID MALSSS 1)1
MKN'B riJJINlHIIINO GOODS
Ho. 814 C1IESNUT Street,
0UB DOORS BLtOW TOE COKTINRVTAL,
HI 'P FU1L ADELI'HIA.
pATENT SHOULDER-SEAM
BIJIIiT MANUFACTOUY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STOUE.
PERFECT FITTING KUIR18 AND DRAWKRS
nisile irem mfimnmcnl at very sbott notice.
ill .lh.. .n!nla. Af HLTI L U . U U I .11 1 tirfr
in lull tailety.
WINCIIK8TK11 & CO.,
No. 706 CtlESNUI Btreet
24?
THE BEST FITTING SHIRT
IN AMEBICA IS TUB
BnOUIBk R-8KAA1 PATTERN fHIRT,
Manufactured by
R. EAYRK, So. S8 N". SIXTH Street, Philadelphia,
here you can find a laige assn. tment ol
G ll NTS' FUKMSin.NO GOODB.
Clip tbls out and give ns a call.
9 W So. 88 N. SlXi II street Philadelphia.
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
Harness.
A LABGE LOT OF NEW UNITED STATES
WAGON HARNESS, 2. 4 and 6 horo. Also, pnrtg
of 1IAHNES8, SADDLES, COLLARS, HAL
Tt R&, etc, bought at the rccont Govorntncnt sales
to be seld at a treat sacrifice Wholesale or Retail.
Topcther with our usual assortmcat of
SADDLESY AND SADDLEKY HAItDWAHE.
WILLIAM S. IIANSELL& SONS,
2 1 No. 114 MARKET Street.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
(JULVEIl'S KEW PATENT
DEEP SAND-JOiXT
HOT- A I II F U 11 N A C ft
UANtiES OF AI.I SIZES.
ALSO, FHIEiiAR'S HEW LOW PKESSUB-
STK AM HEATING ATPARArUS.
FOB BALK HT
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
Ko. 1182MARKE1 SIUAEI.
&10
27 UAS STOVES! 27
THE EACiLE GAS-IIEATINO SXOVIO
WILL 1IFAT
Your Offices, Parlors, Lining, Ciotping, aud
Bath-Rooms,
at
Li88 EXPESSE, LESS TROUBLE, NO UIRT
SAIOKti, OH ASUiS.
Ihey arc all wnmnted to do ti e work. Call aud see
them, at . w. L.(IO.Hl',
IU 0 lro No. T ff. 81X111 Street. Philadelphia, Pa,
THOMPSON'S LONDON KITPITRVRH
OR i tROPEAN BA&UK, lor tawl.ies, hotels
vr i uuuo uiBiiiuiiona in 1 lyt.N'ii Dit 1 1 HhSI
hll H Alan !.! i.l.i. 1.. a iin V
nnpra Inpi.h . I ..i... I .... ......
Steves, Rati Boilers, Mtwhol" P att s. lirollers, Cooi
lug Moves, etc., wbv!esa.e and t. iall,bvthit manunc.
tUrV"'. fcHAHPE A THOMSON.
tUstnthCm Mo. m a. SJCCONl) Street
SHIPPING.
f.fft FOTt HALE. TWO FROPGLLEB
TjtaKW, SlEAMSflipg, S(0 ton each; two years o il;
iuii ti. , )A lect; breadth el btani, id icet tf incnes: depth
oi over bold. V itet 6 inches; between decks 7 feat V
inches; ctnccnainx engine cyllndeis. 3ti inci.es In buro
aiiu 34 in awoke
Irell.t capsclty. 4WHU barre s. Copper fastened, and
built In I hi ui elDlila by Juemia. Wi Uiau Cramp & Sous.
In f p f 11(11(1 order
For particu.ars apply to
W. H GAIX 4 (IHER.
No. 208 s. VUlAllVK or to
WILUAM F. POT Id.
9?41mn) No. 1225 MARKET btreet, Pbila.
i'l l.. A M 'll I I .IU WM Dill IT IMITIVH
r,M (jiieeustown '1 be lnuiau Line, saninif
M-b-i-nitKiv, curr' iuk iiiu cuiieu eiaiea mm s
'1 ll OF WApJHlMi . 0" Saturday. Octnlinr n
"CITY V L1IH Htl K" WeuueHUny, October 31
CM VOK l.OMiHN" satumav overner 3
C1T OFiiANC'HK81Eh"..We6;iies(lBV.Novoiiiber 7
a i.d en h tucceiding ratuiday and Wednesday, at
noon, uom Pier No a orih nv.r.
hA'ltS OF 'r K8AUE
Fv the n ai; steaaer sailing every Saturday.
Fust Cabin. ..old t'M btetiage utrency a4
1o Loiidoo ,. 961 ToLondou . 41)
lolaris lOil ToParia 80
Fsssece ty the Vcdnecdir stean. ore : First cabin,
UO; steen.ne, S6 Payable in United S.ates cur
rency. lassengersaso foiwardcd to Havre, Hamburg, Bre
n en, etc , in moderate rates.
SteeriiKe fttc Irom Liverpool or Qncenstown, aid,
cmrency. 1 1 ki ts can be bought here by persons send
in? lor tbelr friends.
For inriber In oimatlon apply at the Comoanva
or) ces. JOiia O. DAI F Agent. -
8 7 No. Ill WALMjT btreet, Pbilada.
FOU NEW YORK. PHILADEL-
Mlliaw ll InSjl uciuwa o.oiu rupviivi tvuiituj lyvt
iiiiu.li hwliibure Lines via l)elnsare aud Rarltan t ana.,
leali;gdaiyatl'iAt. and 6 p. hi., connecung with all
1U.irfli.rti ftv.a i..(.rn llriia
or iuii in, which win be taien upon accouimodatlna
teims, aiply to WILLIAM M. BAIhU UU.,
3 IB No 132 S DEL AW ARK avenue
&F? TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
Siiiilli i '' " ""t'"-nipnrt having leased the KKN
b.iM.iuK S hi! UOiv.bessto nforui hU liiends
and the pations oi the I'ocK (hat he Is prepared with
lui reared lacllitiea to accouimodate tbose having ves-els
to be lamed or repoire-', and being a p. actical slilp-er-penter
and caulker will gie pu'nonal aitcntlou to the
vessels emrusted to him lor repairs
tantalus orAtents bblp-Curpentets and Machinists
having vessels to repair, a. e solicited to ca 1.
Uav.ug tie agency lcr the sale of 'VVettrstoilt's
Patent Meta lo i cjiiiposliion" 10" Copper paint, lor the
preservation ot vetsula' botioms, for ibisol t. I aui pre
pared toiuiuish tbebameon lavorable terms.
JuIlN II HAM-II IT.
Ktnington screw Duck,
IU DFI.AWAIiF. Avenue above Laurel street.
WALL PAPERS.
PAPER HANGINGS
AND
WINDOW SHADES
AT WHOLESALE.
4 0 IN. PLAINS,
FINE DECORATIOSS,
BORDEB MO CLUING 8,
STAB P OILTH,
EAOLISH SATINS,
BLANKS, ETC.,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
R. T. HAZZARD,
in 6 mv7i3m No. 819 ARC II Street.
CUTLERY.
A flue assortment of POCKET and
TAHLlC cUTLEhY, RAZOKS, Hi.
Z(IH hTROMH LADIKs' HOlSbOUS
PAPAU AND TAILORS' BHEAR.TC.. ar
Cutlery Store, o. W south TEN 'I H treet.
9 1S Three doom above Walnut
ARBLED fiLATE MANTLES.
SLATE (yORK f every description on band, or done
to order. ,
PLAIN SLATE AND TILES al way r on hand.
J. Ii. KIM KB A CO.,
)i5 yoa VIM and 1118 CUXSNUt Btreet
LUMBER.
1 CP.fi -K LOOK1 NOl FLOtir.tNU
-LOUO. LOO4 FLO h.MII
i)-llifi(Minn j'i'.it.i(
4-4 ( ArUil.lNA HOi HlNh.
D-4VIKI.IMA F 4KII,1NU,
4-4 VIRGINIA Fl.UOKINU
t-4 I.H 1 AN ARK L' HRI(,.
4-4D1 lAWAKf ILOORINtl
At-11 AM V Al.hV i Fi O HINO.
Af U aM) MA1NIT FI OORINO.
ft t P BOARDS.
IRA It. PLA : K.
18G6
-P L A 8 T E R I N 1 LATHS 1
. ri.AsTKRi.vo I.ATIIH,
at rs i ti. M) ppum.
AT RFDUiEi) PRICKS.
1860 ceiVaAh a? v,,lS,B " "INGLES
1 HiHTSl-i,.R H'MI.,..
S' WH ? . A",f H iNWI.EB.
FINB ASSORT M til l , OR 8 LB LOW
HKD Cr DA U. W A 1, IT, A Ml Pin p8 1 1
RED t IDA K WALNUT, AND Pijnb"
18G6.-aaay 'oKK.
St AauNr D W ALMIT
CRT PbFlAk CbrRRy A Nn A St?
OAK UK AM. BDH. "
Hi A 4l. A Vtr
ROSEWOOD AtDVtAI.Mvr VENEF.RH
1866
riOAK-UOX
1 . I 1 l( h 1 1 I II a v - u . - - - - -
AT RKblit tl. I-girVy"'
1866.
. KP) U K JOI.si I si I.ut imJS.IiJr
10M 14 lo 32 F (C Kl i.ViN ii
FKOJU 14 TO 8'2 FKKI Loft
Sl'Wl I Ii. Mil T i
HEMLOCK 1 LA K NO JOIST
OAK P1LI.S ""'"T.
Ml Mnrp
11 At LK But vi hpr 4 co
XJ N 1 T E D ST A fiT&
BUII.DEU'H MIl.i,,
Nos. 24, 26, and 28 S. FlPlEEXTjj St
FlULADKLPMA.
ESLEK & BROTHER,
WOOD MOULDING, TJRAlKtTS, H'UIR iJl
TERS, NEWEL PORTS, GEMJRAt, xrav,
SCROLL WORK, ETC. U Tr&SI
SUELVLNU PLANED TO ORDER
coVJu'ontaZ1"'"1 01 a "0M jhto
J. C E K K. I N'T,
LIJMJJKH MK11UHANT.
Bucccssnrto S. Clark, Jt.,
No. m CJlJJlSTIAJi STREET.
WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE. ETC.
CHESilT MM. VI, WHISKY.
i. ....K, 224 North 1 H,KJ Sfeet.
Ii anvtnina shim.i.ku to i.io me .hi.
There is no a col .olio Min.m..iu k no v u "omminUI Ve-
ecu u-tLt-kiitn l m tun, hiibn,uiieBi-r g,uc
- k. I'l.lLAhtLi hia, Septeuiberfl ISnS
ui.yvt nillKl Khicbtou Stnuus atid nmrth.ri
contains (. or uk oiiokots h b'tanoe known ii
t bit. oil. v neb Is tl.i iliaractrnn'o aid UOurlow tn
treaitntef the wlilleslnitnera ute "ywious la
BOOTH. O A 1UU I I CA MAO,
Ana y lea Cheuilsta
I hae mnT.A . K"r,vO''K "cpiemberS IMS
hViskv .Vr, , ' ,,an'l,le ' tlih-NlT 01,0V
?i . i ,"te',,'u .rt'" 'r ""'Its wharton Jr I
1 hi li e plla; an.r la.lng taiviul.v tea id It i ''
i,,;.t.lt,,s cu,,re ? "' miww'i?
SJ?- . "j-AVtlf "lti!bt(js li u an unusuaUr dLut
ana liiu-.. v. red quaiily oi shlk. ' pur
JAAIES H HILTOiJ, M. D.,
Analytical Cbcuiis1
1 baverfsd. a chemf .iw.lsOTMiSLi
p.esoi ClittiNCT OtOVt W HI K TnicliDroveaS
t e free I t n, ll.e heavy u.l, o. atd Ve?i?c? y pur?
untul-ciaieu lie tii.etaTt.roi tuiswbi.ky ( bjderlvS
liom tee emln Ofeo In manulaclurlnu It, '
hetpectinliy A. A. HA YE. M. D,
ttute Assayct. o i Boy a ton stieeb
NATUAXS A SONS,
I 2M I O n TKRS
OF
BRANDIEa, WINES. GINS.
lito. Ute. ,
No. 19 North PRONT Street,
PlULAKELPUIA.
MOPKB KATHAhB,
BODACK A. HATHAMH,
OBLAMIO P. HATHASB. 119l
JT11EU. BALTZ & CO , .
IMPOETEEP OF WINES, GINS, Etc-
SOLE AGENTS FOB
Riviere, Cardat fc Co.'s
COGlAC
No. 110 WALNUT STREET,
. l'HILADELPDIA. ) 3 Jm
O A. B LIGHT
FOR THE COUNTRY.
FEERIS & CO.'S AUTOMATIC OAS
MACHINES For Private Healdeneea, Slllle, IloteU,
Cburcliea, Etc. Etc.
Furnlihlug from Ten to Six Hundred
Eilghta, as may be Required.
Tbls machine Is gu rented i Coes not get out ot order
and the time to n snnse It is about dve mlnates a week.
1 be simplicity of this apoara us, Its enti' freedoo
ft-on danger, the cheapness and qualiiy oi-the Hunt
over ail other, has gained for it the tavorab'e opinion
ofttove acquainted with tts rrertts. Tbe name of
those having csea them for tbe last three year will
be Riven by calling at our OFFICE,
No. 105 SOUTH FOUttTII STREET,
Where tbe machines cm be seen In operation.
FERRIS 4b CO., Box 1401 P. O,
Send for Pamphlet " tS
QEORGE PLOWMAN,
CAKPKNTTCIt AND IHJT1DER;
No. 232 CARTER Street,
And No. 141 DOCK 6tnet.
Machine Work and MUlwrlghtrng pion-plly attended
to. ..
I si
H
EADST0NE8, MONUMENT, ETC. ETC.
LARUE COLLECTION PRICES.
14 BEST MARBLB
w
I L L I A Bl 8 . OBAN
Ho. S3 8. DKLAWARB Av.nue,Phiiadclphla,
1; (1 yi so 1 1- i nainvnana.
Dupent's Oonpowder, Refined Nitre, Charcoal, Ete.
W. Haker A Co ' Chocolate, Cocoa, and brorua.
Crocker Bros. Co. ' Tellow Metal MtieatUiig, Boltf
andNalUt
IU