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CITY INTELLIGENCE.-
l For Additional City Intelligence tee Fifth faje.)
Supposed Combination, of ForokIu.
. e. hJ? bt:en Teftt number of foreeries nrr-
d5A "! cur PTcaVc!,,cs withln STptw
fnn i Jnn'"'0 he cases convict.on ha
in, ?f2 A' and t.here re "any who are
, uUerinethepeimitvof their crime, Yet even
!$2S1.ho Br? c?nvlc,ed do not appear to be
the principals In. the work. That there t
a grand network throughout the Unloni era
braclnn a number of talented, adroit.and clarity
.fellows, determined to ireyuon the banks In
onr principal cities, there can be no donbtl and
It la not more doubtful that the central point
of their operations is the city of Philadelphia,
pe successful etlorls of this combination lhavc
bad the effect to put the banking institutions on
' B?d bro"K tlo afiencrm private
uetecUves they have succeeded in securing the
conviction ol several offenders. It is no infor
mation to the public to state that these parties
(as penernlly every thief does) assumed ditierent
names when arrested, and, in most cases, their
real names would not have keen discovered
and known but lor the knowledge had ol them
by the detective.; The most recent case Is S
ol la resident of thU city, who, when arrested in
Chicago, frave the name of Steele, and by that
name was iudicied aad tried, we believe. The
deicription ol him was recognized here, and the
ptoper lnlormation communicated to the autlio--rities
ol Chicago, upon which he received the
. bene Bt being known, and was sentence I to a
term ol thirteen 5 ears imprisonment in the Beni
tentiary of the btutpJotElllinois. The Individual
rplerrpri in hi. nnn.u.i ... i ... r .
-. .. ,. luiMinci ui iui uury lu IU1S OUT.
and was pardoned by ihe President. - i"
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Our Firemen. The United States' Hose
C ompany started early this morning on Uieir
MMtto Lancaster and Beading. The Company
will be the guests of the Uniou Fire Company
at Lancaster, and of the Juniors at Reading.
The United States will return to this city on
tnday evening next, and will be. met at ,the
depot at 7 o'clock by an escort composed of the
following companies: Vigilant Engine. WIN
.liana Pen a Hose, Reliance Engine, Indepen.
uenoe Hose, Assistance Engine, America Engine.
Lafayette Hose, Franklin Hose, Neptnne Hose,
United States Hose, Weccacoe Engine, of Cam
den, Shittler Hose, of Camden, United States
Hook and Ladder, of Camden, Hope Engine,
Warren Hose; Independence Engine, Kensing
ton and Taylor Hose Companies. The esdort
will pass over the following route: Up Broad
to Green, out Green to Teutietu, thence to
Arch, down Arch to Twelfth, thence to dies
nut, down Chesnut to Fourth, down Fourth; to
Pine, out Pine to "Eighth, thence to Girfcrd
avenue, down Glrard avenue to Fourth, down
ronrtli in nrin rlmni (' n 4 j . i. -1
to Race, up Race to Crown, through Crown to:
Vino lin Vino in L',m. .1 vV. . .
- 1 r , w rum, wruvc I'J & KVeUUC,
thence to Buttonwood. down Buttonwood to
Fourth, and there dismiss. I
m$be. Water Witch Steam Fire Company,! of
WilmuJgton, Del., passed: throuuh this cityiou
Saturday for home, after passing a lew days in
lrenton, N. J. They were met at the depot by a
delegation ol the Neptune Hose Company, f
A new house will be erected by the America
Hose Company. It will be a three-story brick,
with brown stone mountings. The second story
will be fitted up as a hall. J
The Fail-mount Engine Company are having
a new and beautiful hose carnage built, which
they intend to present tothe Liberty Fire Com
pany, of Reading. The prevailing color of the
carriage will be white.
The Hibernia Fire Company are progressing
finely in their arrangements for a grand trip to
Pans, for the purpose of attending the Paris
Exposition. The trip will take sibout three
about leoo CBt eaCl1 membS partMpating
r AJ?evLPre trnck 9 being built in this city for
for the Bioneer Hook : and Ladder Company, of
8t. Pauls, Minn. It is nearly ready lor ship
ment, r
The Germantown and Phoonii Hoe Compa
,ave eath ordL'red a new cylinder of hose.
000 feet were shipped from this-city last week
to the Fire Department ol Richmond, Va.
; t
An Excitxn o J?cene. There was quite an
interesting exhibition at the Continental Hotel,
last night, at ti. o'clock, A gentleman entered
the hotel, and wa9 followed by a worn gen
teelly dressed. She came- up to him just as he
had got in6 the bar-room, and, drawing from
her pocket a cowhide, applied the article to
the person of the gentleman described. The
affair gave rise to many strange surmises In re
ference to the cause of such unladylike treat
- ment. Soon after bis basting the man left, lol
lowed by an inquisitive crowd. .) i i
It appeared, from information .nhiAlned An
the spot, that the two had been in company in
the afternoon, and, on separating, a dispute
aiose, whioh resulted in the man
1 . ",oi
leaving
the
woman abruptly.
He was seen oy the person in question in the
evening on Chesnut street, und followed to the
hotel, where satisfaction was obtained in the
way alluded to. .,.,. j
Cbolbba REP0BTB.--It will be Been how
little dependence can be placed in the cholera
reports to the Board of Health, by referring to
the following table. It will be seen that ttiere
are far more dta'.hs reported for the week than
there were case?, reported - - v - - i
The cases rsported on Saturday numbered
six, making a total of 60 for tbe, week. .The
deaths fiyrh cholera for, the past , week, as re
ported fct the office of the Registrar, numbered
-Of that Buniber 38 were males .and 29
females. The following shows the number of
""deaths from cholera in each of the wards
First, 1; Second, 3; Third, 1; Fourth, 2; Firth. 6;
Sixth, 2; Seventh, 9; Eighth, 2; Ninth, Ij Twelfth,
2; Thirteenth, 3; -Fifteenth, 4; SUteeutb, 3:
Eighteenth, 4; Nineteenth, 10; 'Twentieth, 6;
Twenty-nist, I: Tweutj-lourth, 3: Tweuty-lifth,
3; Twenty-sixth, 1. J
A New and Valuable IssTiTtrriON.
The lirst Annual Exhibition will be held in
Philadelphia during the month of November.
Ihe obect oi this exhibition is to stimulate and
encourage wetnen in the pursuit ot art, to ac
quaint the public with the efforts they are
making, and to enlarge the sphere of employ
ment for them in the various directions art
affords. Contributions received lor exhibition
, will consist ol pictures, original, or copied ln oil
, painting, water colors, and pastel; designs,
sketches, studies, and drawings of all ,4oscrlp
tiona included in art; sculpture models in plas
ter, wood and steel engravings and lithographs.
Aa invitation has beea extended to women
throughout the country engaged in art pursuit, i
or having work In their possession executed by
women, to contribute iu auy of tho brunches
named. .
How it Was Done. William Connelly,
Charles Lechler. and (Jcortre Ellison, who
committed on Friday last by Alderman Beitler, 1
v. -urge oi naviug oeen concerned in a
number of robberies at private dwellings duriug
the summer, managed that evening to escape
from the prison van while oa their way to Moya
menfing prison. The driver ot the van, on
.eUering the prison yard, discovered that his
prisoneis had made their eieape through a hole
in the floor of the-vehicle, which had been, njada
by a saw. The driver at once returned tothe
detective office and there notified the otlicers.
The party'w ho rendered such etlicient services
to the thieves will, undoubtedly.be arresttd and
puniehed. Furthermore, Detective Hmon ao.d
Officer Smith will arrest tbe fugitive?. , , .
' The Vr-itDicT in the Cask of a. Sup.
rosio Mcrdkr. The verdict in the case of the
supposed murder of Helen Jofcrplune Johnson,
found dead at Ko. 18 N. Eleventh street, several
weeks afro, baa been rendered.' It will be re
nembered that the deceased, accompanied by. a
gentleman, took, board at the hoase in qoertioD,
and than she died suddenly. A day alter ho?
death, her tcornpanton disappeared, A post
attortem estahlutbed the fact that death tdWt
caused by compression of the brain, and the
YeTOlct of the Coroner's Jury was, that the com
pression was caused by a full or blows. No trace
f the missing companion baa been discovered
..THE PAIL r EVENING- TELEGRAPH FIIILADELPIIIA, MONDAY,
AMUSEMENTS.
T3t)8E br NoiTON, OF THE FAST FAMILY.
- V i AViU.HG' WOO GO-. TO
J KaCe.t AT TH6 CHfeHSUI-. -
M ERIC AN ACADElYOFMUtelvIl
rt'. ' ITALIAN OF EH A. ; ' ' ; 1
''' L' M.0MJ?VKIN1, OMoWW. at 8, V '
UliBtLiKlit oi Wflvtr.jrcrs coli-hnilcd opera,
p . r. ,'iUH 8TAH orVlItt HOHtlt. ',
"' 'til : ,; 1 TO TIIR PtrjitlO ' ' i ' ',
l tie Mnnnef mnit tk girit nm-ure ln beln iMe
lo I no i ode lai.e lenertolra of tli cnneiit seuran Jler
erbcer bruiUDt opera ol ih ,
', , HI AH I. F 1HR NOHTH,
,r lT'J!rtVt7OTKm W 8re,t compwer not jet
orardln rhllBttplntila. --
i be Opera will be presented npon a aoalrplinilor
Tlilch h ik coDlldentli bclieveU bn nevot been at
tempted n 4h opcrailo fliigw in this city , . ,
. .,, , . WITH ilKW HCKH&UY. -
IMlliEI-y NfcW IMiESSEH ANJO APPOINTMENTS,
" H UHt AHf. II OtOHESIJi,
t TWO M1LITAHY DAND8.
AN liNtlIALLKl ORKAT CAST,
na eiery other opportunliy lor striking
riciC-jty-xiHK ktrnca,
afforflfd bv Ihe ctiaruTTiiK romaotc mory or Katharlna
mid IrtertlieGreai. baa been taken advantage ol In
tbe prepara ton ol tbla enchanting work, and particu
lar aitcntioD lias Leen batowed upon the ,
ll'HHl MlUI'iKV MKJIAXB
iLVOlved la tbe camp scene in tbe second act, 4
THIS (Monday) EVKMNd. October 71. at I
'iUK m'AH OF IHE NOKTU,
Kathartra Mlos (',. L KICTXOOt
I'raocovla
MISS A. M. HADCK.
lanilonttx
(initeikCi
I'eiero
.Natalir ,
I cilD.eo., ,
Olorglo lavionslry..
ipiiincloff
Kermcloll
Slg.JSABUbl
bin HtXLlNl
... AJHORUCL'I
.....M'me FLKURY
.... Wine Bro.MiDI
.Slg. VE1 HKDr
...Tfelg VOfXDKtf
, Hig. BAM'I
.....nin-
ItUPHlan reAftnntrf nnfl SnlillnN. Inrtatsa
hlg. 4IAniNl
Vivandleies, LatlleS and Uautlemen ot the Court, etc',
etc.
, . T . BTKOrHS OF THE RCF.NF.RT.
c.' T '" i W yburg, In Fuiland-havy y-d. .
Act II lluaslvn C'unip. -
Act Ill-liuprlai l'alacc In St. retcrubarj.
TO MOHROW (Tuesday) KVENtNO, October 2Sat 8,
only iu Ut of VorOra mas'er work,
" ,' EKKAKI,
with an unapproachablt great cant,
-;. "EM1R4 CARIIKN POCn,
- - MAZZOLEM, BELLINI, ASTOACCCI..
Tbe sale ot tickets for any ot the above-named per
formances comnuncea
THIS MORNING,
at the Box Office of the Acatletnr, and at Trumpler's
Molo Biore. Ko, 633 Cbennnt street, roin r Heventb.
"CANFAN BENOITON, AGED 7 YEABS.
-L1 A FAST TOUNO MAN.
.T ,Ar" A "TOt'K HfE( ULATOB. '
AT THE tUtSNOT blRtEf THKA1 RE TO-NIGHT
M
USICAL'FUND HAL L.-
WK. H. D. 11ATEMAN i
has the honor to announce a short season ol - ,
ti HVa UJAM COjit'jb-itlV, : i
touamenclni on 1
TH18 (Monday) I.VENISG, October 22. i
by the celebrated Concert Troupe, newly orgnnlzed In -Europe,
and umvcrsall v pronounced , bthe entire preaa
ol tbe Old World and the .New, the ' Grandest combina
tion of AluKfca! la, em ever preaeuted to tbe public."
,,'lhe followirg unrivailod VocalUtg and Instrumenta
lists will appear :
MADAME PABKPA,
l'rluia Donna Assoluta,
(Her first appearance lu this cit,)
8IGXOR BklONOLl,
S1UKOH EKRANTI,
1 - SIGiiOK D OHTTJNA.
' ilrt S. B. MILLS,
A1K. CAUL ROSA, !
MB. J. L. liAlTUN.
. TROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING. I
M'me PAKtFA will sing t.vatlna. llrnanl In
volamt," by Verdi; Duo. "Da Quel dl," Linda, by Doal
SPtt,,..Konj.",',!e Mghllngale's Trill." by ,Ganz and
lrlo, ''Zmi, Zltu,"ari)ire, by Rogslnl.' tiiKn
' SlGMiB JiSIUMOLIwlll 'ni( Romauza, "M'appdrll"
liaitba, bf fiotowi JJuo from lluda, "Da Quel dl," by
Donlzettl; Bomanza. ' In Terra c Deissero."I Blvall
by Mercadanio and Trio, ' Zittl, Zltti," by Hosslnl.
tilGMUU f iKHiNH will sing C'avatlna, "Larito
ei Factotum," ttarblera, by .Bosaini. Tarauiella, ' Gla
lo Lnna," Itosslm.
SlUfiOBFOHTUNA will sing Romanza. "It BaierO
Troyatore,by Verdi; aaa xno, "Zlttl, Zittl," arbler,
by Baaslui. - -
. MB. S. B MILLS will play Fantasia, "L'Artcaino,"
IA-it, anil O prlcc Galop, by Mllia. '
MR. CARL boh A win piay H.uvenlr de Haydn, by
Leoaard; Auld Kobin Gray, Capr ce Fantaatlque
Mi J.L. UAT10N will play "Brajludium' by J. 8.
Bach.
CONDUCTOR Mr. J. L.HATTON
Ihe Grand l'luno used ot these Concerts Is from the
celebrated mauulactory of SJi-lNWAlT 6i tiUZiti. tievt
York. .
Poon open at a quaiter past 7 o'clock i to commence
atsa'oiock.
C'ABDH Of ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR EATH.
Bt.-i.BVKD SEATS 80 CEM'd KXTKA
May tie ha tor anj of the Batoman Conoerta at C.
W. A. Irumpler'a Aluslo Mtore dully, lromtt A.M. to 9
POLUPOR BFOITON, AHED 14 YEARS,
A MEM B ICR OF TBE S. A. B CLUB,
AT THE CIlESNUr KTBEET THEATHB.
TEW CHESJSCT 'STREET THEATRE.
JJN CHESN CT btreet, above Twelfth.
Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at 7 45.
MOMDAY EVENING, October H.
' The Management has tbe pleasure to announce that
thle eref tog, and
1'OU THBEE NIGHTS ONLY,
will be prea.nteO ti.e
LAIE-T NEW YORK PTJCC'ES t,
THE H AST FAMILY.
Tllll FAS r FAMILY.
THE FamT FAMiLY.
' THE FAST FAMILY.
THE FAST FAMILY.
. 'i'dh; FAST FAMILY,
r THE FAST FAMILY.
.... THK FAST FAMILY.
A copy Of tho
URIOINAL MANUSCRIPT
ot tbla piece waa purchased last August Iroin i
LfcBlh.R WALLACK, Esq ;
OF WALLACE'S THEATRE. NEW Y'OIIK, '
and Its production, owing to tbe rapid succession of
first-class stars, has been delayed until the present time.
It Will be pretested, as atWa.lack's theatre, with every
attention too etall. and a
AlOSr EFFECTIVE AND POWE8FCL CAST. 1
THE NEW COMEDY, .
by licnjsmln Webster Jr.. Esq., lrom the French of
Vlctorlcn Sardou entitled .
THJfc FAST FAMILY. -4
Clotilde (tbt friend of tbe family) Miss Joule Orton
Monsieur Duller , .....Mr. O. H. Clarke
Soonsleur Benolton Mr. F. F. Makir
M. le Vlcom'e de . bamprose Mr. J. W. Jennlnys
JHVUBICSI C VI U11VUV1. . . . .. .. .
Prudent Fortulchei (His sou),
Francois
Bancbe Did'er ,
...Mr M. Wnnli
Kt. W- Lennox
...Mr H. Wilson
...Miss L. Cooper
Mlos (1. Jeffonuin
Bose Benoliou,
.dolphuie (a poor re'atloni,.., Miss II. A. terry
isviinu.ii b.h,i.u, uciooer so,
FjKSX '1 IME IN UlIS CITY, '-'
alter long and oarcful preparation, of . .. : .
J A Nil T PRiDE,
By DIOM BOUCIOAPLT. FsQ.
Due notice will be given of tbe Drat appearance ot
M It. JOSBr-U JKFFtL.Ut.JN.
8ATTEDA V AFTERNOON, October 27,
GBAND FAMILY MATINEE.
M
0NS1EUR FORMIC HE L AND SUN WILL
VISIT THE r'AWX FA.ul Li ,
' fob the ruupose of marriage.
at ihe chesnut, to-night. .
MRS. JOHN DREW'S MEW ARCH STREET
1 HEATRE Begins at half past 7 o'clock.
RePBODUCnON OF TUB FAST FAMILY. '
THE F 1ST FAMILY,
MRS. JOHN DREW
AS THE RICH WIDOW.
MONDAY AND EVEBY ETEJilNU,
the great Play, in four acU. of
THE FAST FAMILY, ' '
with new scenery and great cat, including .
MBA JOHN URaW ,
AS THE BICH WIDOW.
After which, BARAU'S YOUNG MAN.
In Bobeirtal, "WOMEN WILL TALK."
Seat secured six days ln advance.
RANCOI9, NEHIIEW TO MOX8. BENOITON
WILL HUN OFF WITH CAMILLE B KNOITON.
11 HIS EVENING, AT THE CHESNUT.
W
ALNUT BTtUKET THEATRE.
N. E. ctMmer of NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
rntvitMana ftf 7 XX nlnlnnir .
THIS (Moncay) EVENISG, Oetober22,
SECOND WEKK OF
A1B. KDWIjf BOOTH.
Who Will aepear In bis great lmnersonatlon ot
MIYLOCK, , i
In Shakespeare's celebrated Play of
THE MEHl.Ua.NT OF VENICE.
Mr. J. B Roberta as., Bassanlo
Jlr. Barton tllll aa , ..Uratlano
Mmslluaan Donln as,. j..V. , ...Portia
TUESDAY FDWIN BOOIH AH OTHELLO." '
JVEDNEHDAY EDWIN BOOTH as the H Tit V S 8 RB.
"mqtt. THREE KIOHT8.0NLY,
J- B.nVTe FA8T FAMILY, '
AT THE EW CHKsaUf STHEET THEATBE.
XTEW
AMERICANTUEATR E.
Xl GREAT SUCCESS O
:s n v i it k-mntf.R - -i
, EL NISO EDDIE. .' 1
EVERT B"VTNIHG, AND SATURDAY AATIVE.
. - MAZEl'f A.' MAZilPPa. l0Mt
MA'S 9 'I E 0 U UENOITON'8 FAMILY
, '5 WIXl, APPEAR AT THK
NEW 'CBESHBr STREET THEATRE TO-NIGHT.
IIE FABT FAMILY THI8 EVENINO,
AT THE CHESN LT STREET 1HEATRE.
ArUSEMENT8.
TXT AIL ACK'S F,t)1 1'IO.V OF
TUB
vPAr FAMILY AT THE CHhSNUr. ,
c.
T - , Y- M O - U B . ' U M.
OPECIAL ANNOVCEMEHr.
J ' v TO TIIB IC I
Tbe Manaaemnt. flatting It tmpossfBla" ti complete
toe txtcKslve alterations eontmplaled by them In dine
lor the e p.nlng. a advert ismI, and belag detormln id t
naka this temp-e f the Drama a ponti ar rosort for
the ismliles of our city, whore the mimt lastldious alia I
tot bare Orcasloa to flat fault, and ikftwlxc, not
wishing to make promisee whioh cannot be lulflllcd,
ivBeuuuiiy announrps inai tue
INat'GUR M ION- NIGHT
li POSTPONED
SAIUBDAV EVENING, OCTOBER 27.
When It will
.POSITIVELY OPES i
With one of the I
' BEST COM PAN ,1 B IN Tnr. COCSTBT,
And a 1
MOST POWERFUL ATTRACTION. '
lOmt i . ' -'i - Htnge lansgr.
CLOTILDK, THE FAT FAMILY'S FRIEND.
J AT THE CHESNUT
STREET rUEATRE ,TO-
THE RDOflLE-S O E M S. -Anew
end beautiful co1 lection of these lamoa
works of art for tbe Parlor. Boudoir Drawing-room,
and Gallery , now on view and lor sa e at
, - ASHMaAD EVANS1,
10l2rBWiBr No. 724 CUEBHUr Street.
LANCllE
AND DIDIER, OF THE
FAST FAMILY.
AT THE C HEBNUT Ml BEET THEATRE TO-SIOHT.
TsJ EW ELEVENTH .STREET OPERA HOUSE
JA ELEVENTH Ktreet, above CHESNUT.
Til Hi FAMILY KIihUHT I
' OPES FOli 'II1K ri: !MX. I
CAItt IIOSS Ol DIXK'S Ml.NHI KRLI,,
f'reat Star Troupe ol the World. In their GBAND
ETHIOPIAN BOIBEE8, HONGS, DANCES, NEW
lil KLFSQUES. andl'LANTATIok KCFNE.".
lioors open at 7 o'clock. Corrmonclng at B o'clock.
,8 3m J. L. CABNCBOSU. Manager.
PQLYD0R AND FAN FAN, i MEMBERS OP
the fast Family, two fast boys.
at the cuf.snut sireet theatre, j
YALER'8 (LATE - MILLER'S) WINTER
OA KDEN Nos. 12-726 VINE Htiect
GRAND 1NSTRU ME.NT AL CONCERTS I
r.y two large and efficient Orchca'tras. i
TO-NIGHT, i
And EVIRY OTOHT. In connection with ear 1
EXCELSIOR WIRING BAND, I
a Brass Band, compilsing the beat Artists In the city,
will perform. r
OPEN FOR THB SEASON. ;
Onr spacious bummer Garden, artistically laid Out
wlta Kbiubbery. Fountains, etc """l,uv" ljr 1B1U l
JN THE LADIES' SALOON, T
Especially set apart lor FAMILIES, tbe best of Creams
and other Refreshments will be served, - e l
O- Y 2VI IV S I U IVI
FOR LADIES. OFNTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN,
V. E COB. OF NIMH AND ARCH STREETS. I
The Institute, wblcb again has been greatly Improved
lor tbe comipg season, is now open tor subscription) all
day and evenings.
Bodily exerclte Impar'a health and strength, anil Is
blghiy recommended to boib sexes and all ages.
Terms lor Instruction. 6 months iHi(l
Terms for seli piactlce. 3 months. SVtO
For particulars send foi a i lrcufair. or give us a call.1
e:0 3n Irolessors HIL EBBAND & LEWld
ROSE AND CAMILLE
THE YOUNG LADIK.S
FAST FAMILY, AT THE
BENOITON,
OF THE I
CHESNUT. 1
THE PIANOS WHICH WE MATCH.
fit facture recommend UiemselvM. Wa
wuui Fiuuui wm uesuuiui ivncs, eiegant workman
ship, durability, and reasonable price, combined with
a lull guarantee. For sale only at No. H47 WALNUT
Street.
6 m cniost riANo masufaciubisq 00:
" ,
FIREANDBURGLAR PROOFSAFES
TRIUMPHS
O F
M A It V I ir S SAFE.
i
NswBBitN, N. C, 8eptembor 24, 1866. '
Wm. II. Oliver, Esq , Apent for Marvin & to. )
JJeak ISir : At the late toriiblo Fire on Middle
slreot, wblcb destroyed our Banking House, we had
two ol your sales. One of them was removed, and
ve were moyiriir itto othar, wben we wore dircctad
to leave tbe oUtce. aa an adjoining bulldinsr was
about beioar blown up. Tbe entire row ot buildings
was courumed, tout on ope mug tbe Sale we had tbe
jaualactiou of finding everytbiug inside perfect, i
V e can cbeerlully recommend thorn as being per
fectly tin proof, as we have examined two others ot
jour make which--were in tbe same Are, both oi
which preserved the books and papers that were in
inem. , . iours. let-peoiiuny,
' DISOSVVAY, GSION & Co.,
Bankers.
Sewbkrs, N. C . September 24. 1886.
Wm. H. Ouvkb, Esq , Agent tor Marvin & Co.
Ikar Sik: I had at my store one ot your safes.
My building, situated on Middle street, was con
sumed in the late terrible conflagration. ' 1
1 am pleased to say, on opening the safe, every
hook and paper was found to be in perfect order. I
A more intense fire could sctrceiy be conceived of.
Yours ttuly, - JOHN DILWORTJI & Co. j
Newberw, N. C, Soptember 24, 1888. 1
Wm. II. Oliver, Ks q, Agent for Marvin & Co. I
Dear Him One oi your safos elood a most severe
trial in my store at the late tire on Middle street.
My store was situated in a row ot large wooden
buildings, the burning of which made a most in
tense heat. The trial was se vei e, but the sale came
ont victorious. ,
On opening it, every book and paper was found
in a pei feet state of preservation.
Very respectlully, . L. BAER.
TEE BEST INSURANCE ' ,
DRY SAFES, , . ',;:1:'.V". !
( FIRE-PROOF SAFES
MARVIN'S PATENT ;
ALUM AND DRY '.PLASTER.
Twenty-five years experience, Call and examine, i
MARVIN & CO., !
721 CHESTNUT SUMasonic Hall)
AKD Ko, 264 BROADWAY, New York.
. House Ha ea, for Plate on4 Jewelry. - I
Bankers' Steel Chests.
Second-hand Sales ol all makers.
Sales eicbanged on liberal terms. 1017wsinlm
SED FOB Il.LOdTBATEU CATALOGDE. ,
EVANS & WATSON.
MAKUFACTUBEB9 OF "
FIRE AND.
S ii.
BTJRGtAR-PROOF
E S
DESIGNED FOB ' ,
1. ' . i i
Bank, Mercantile, or Dwelllng-IIou Use
Established Over 23 Years. ,"
Over 24,000 Safes in Use. .
The only Safes with Inside Soon.
Never Lose their Fire-Proof Quality.
Guaranteed free from Dampness.
' Bold at Prices Lower than other makers. '
WAREROOMSi
No. 811 CHESNUT. Street,
ruiLATjELrniA. " csssp
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
NANUFACIVRERS.
1MF0BTERS, ' , -y
AND DtALKR! iJV
Paints, Varnishes, ana Oils, ,
No. 201 KOXITH FOURTH STREET,
h. I v , y ' ' ''"" -
810
SOUTH STREET, M. IVANCONA
n.v tv. tilirhesf Dliee rar xauiw ana
XO.M bODTlJ ewvet above
vow
PROPOSALS.
pHOl'OSALs jrju ft IS y r P L I E ?.
Quarter at aster's Office, ) '
' 'S Marine corps, 'J,
..flHr.,0.pOB"i'"oreatn cla" separately wtllbo
teceivcd at ibis tflico nntn 2 o'clock JP M. ot 1 0 fc
..7 ii.?. J? of wniber next, tor lurnlslnug
i,7 U,i" td WK" MiH'ori, tloiu Jai.uarv 1,
i i v.$"? ?' the Assistant ytlart -rmnstor
.n!.?l.,, ''''"rtoipbta. Fenylvaala, freo oi
pxi ense to the United Mates, in such quantities a
may liom time to time be requiioJ:
16.6CO Yards or iky blJo'kemVall wool, free from
iiair. hi inches wiilo to weigh 22 ouncoi to
fAn v..6 '"""'O wool dyed).
6,600 Yards of daik blae Merser, ail wool, free from
bair, 64 mch s wide, to weigh 22 ounces to
n ftrifi v ,h ,ard, ('"'"CO wool dyed ).
8,0U0 Yards oark elno twilled cloth, all wool, froo.
lrom balr, 64 inches wido, to weigh 22
o, n v.??ncCi 10 ,ne ,,rd Onduro wool dyod). .
lattl s scarlet c oth, tall wool (ooclnneat
dyed), 64 inches wido, to weigh 18 ouuoes
per yard.
6,CC0 Yards tix.fourths ds rk blae flannel for ovor
sacks, aU wool (iariiaro wool dyed .,64 inches
, Mn wia towel(rhl3ounoosperiard.
w rf tnrte-quarters dark blno flannol for
shirts, all wool (indieo vtool dyed), i7
l ton nJD(l e T"de t0 weiub 6 ounces per yard.
l,4W Urey biankots, all wool, to woiirh 4 pounds
each, to be 7 teet long and 6 loet wido, and
s rnn t ,rt,i'M trea-e.
B.uw yau, 0f woollen socks, thrre sizes, properly
Diade of irood fleece wool, wiin double and
twisted yarn, to weigh 8 pounds per dozen
pairs, tree from grease.
Krift v a CLASS .NO 8.
e.oco "Jds white linen lor pants, 80 Inches wide,
io nnn v '? wc''l 18 otinoes por yard.
12,000 Yards white linen lor Shirts, B0 inches wide,
17 nnn v. 2 wp," H oonces per yard.
ii, wv lards canton flannel ior drawers, 27 Inches
k nnn v- ,e' to W1Kh 1 ounces p.r yard.
5,000 Yards cotton t.ckm lor bed-sacki.
i orifl t CLAbS JO. 4.
i JJni'orm cats, complete, excopt pompons.
l.fcOO 1 ompoiis. red worsted, ball shapo, and 6
a nrn r-nAtche ln clroumicreuce.
4.W.0 iatltrue caps, with covers, to bo made ol
1,600 Stock's! ' ,ndig W001 djed
fiin n CLASS NO. 6.
.ee ,Gr0l coat buttons tea.oi.
0,fl iacket buttons (eoRle).
i Y.r0M Tf st hn'tons (eaaie). .
i yJ5 a.r'8 y1,ow ff-al crescents and scale straps.
on i, L' '1 anl01e bullion for privates. ,
'i Jed worstod sasfes. .
J.WJ) arciyoilow binding. .
2.100 Y aids red cord. .
25 Swords tor Berjrants. :
60 Swords tor musicians. ,
nfl ru1ms ten h complete. ' i '
260 Batter drum-beads. . 1 I
100 hnare dtum-heads. I
200 Dram cords. " ' '
75 Sets arum snares. . J -60
Boxwood "II" liles. ' i
76 Fairs drum stick".
v, 1 CLASS NO. 6.
10,C00 Tairs army bootees (infantry pattornl. ,
; CLASS KO. 7. , . ,
8C0 Cartridge-boxes with mar azines.
160O Bayonet soabtards, with Irogs attache. :
600 I'ercuesion-cap pcucbos.
800 Cartrid re-box belts. '
1,0(0 Waift belts, . . '
600 W aist p.ates. ., !
60 Sword frogs.
" CLASS NO. 8. . i
1,200 Knapsacks. 1
, CLASS NO. 9.
For making and trimming the following articles,
VI : . , l
Watch coats. ;'.. .
Unitorm coats, or sergeants corporals, musicians,
and privates. ,
f faunae coats, for serceants, corporals, musicians, .
and privates. .) i i
- V oollen pants, for 8ergeants,corporalB, musicians,
and privates. - -...(
Mn on pants, for sergeants, corporals, musicians,
and privates. . . ,
ilnuncl shirts. ' ' " !
Linen shirts, . ,
Drawers. , .,, i j X
'-' Flannel sacks.
Ked and bluo jackets ior boys, .
rsca'acis. ,
Ihe above-mentioned artiolos must conform In all
rcspt cts to the soaied standard patterns in tue otfloe
ot tbe Quartermaster, Maiine Corps, Marine Bar.
rack, Washing-ton, !. J., Aaalataaa Ouartermastor'a
OUico, Marine Corps, Mo. 220 3. Kourtn atreot, Fhila
tfoliibia, and at tue Marine stations, Brooklyn, New
York, and Boston, ftiassachusotts, wheie they can be
examined; and whenever the article named above
or any portion of them, shall be considered as not
lully eouioruiiuff to samples, they wli be rejected,
and tbe contractor will be bound to iuruinh others
ot the required kind at once, or the Quarter
master will till tho delioieuoy at the expeuse ot th
contractor. J
Payments will be made noon the accepted delivery
Ol the whole quantity whioh may lrom time to time,
be ordered, Withholding ton-per oont, from the payr
ment of account rendered under first order until tlie
second order is filled, and ton per; cent from ac
count rendered under second ordt r until th rd order
is tilled, and o on, uutil contract is completed. 1
Each proposal must be accompanied, by the fol
lowing guarantee: j
FOltd OF dUABANTEE.
Tin undsi signed , ol , iu the State Of
and , ot la the Slate of , heroby muarJ
tee that in case tbe t'oregoiug bid of , ior sup-!
p les as above described, bo accepted, he or the
will, within ten davsaiier the reoeipt ot the con.
tract at the post office named, exeoute the oontraoti
for the same, with road and sufficient sureties ; aud
in case the said shall fail to enter into oontraot ;
as atoresaid. we auarantee to make aaad thedift'.ir.
ence between the ofler of the said aud that
which may be accepted,
. W itness, - - A B., Guarantor. I
E. CD, Guarantor.:
I hereby certify that tue above-named are!
known to me as men el property, and are able to
make rood their guarantee. O II.
lo be eianad bv tlm llmijwt Ktatoa niatrlnf
United States District Attoruey, or Collector. j
No proposals will be considered-unless aocom.
panied by the above guarantee i -- I
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will)
una i no paper oontainmg the urst Insertion to this
office for examination. '
The bidder's place of business or manufacturing
establishment must be especially stated in the pro
posal. - ;
Proposals to be endorsed on the envelope ''Pro
posals ior Supplies lor the Marine Corps," and ad
dresed to
- Major WILLI AM B. SLACK. "
10 22m4t Quartermaster U. S. U. C.
AKTEKMASTER'S OFFICE.
Wasumoton, D. C, October 9, I860.
Tropi
TODOeals for riiiliriinir a lama FlRF.PBnnr
WAktHODSE. at tha finhuvlkill ircnil Pl.iln.
delpbia. ' ' '
1'iausof the above building may be seen at the
Qua.terniastor-uonfcraPs Olhce, Washington, at
theoflice of Brevet Brigadier-Ueneral ti.iI.Cros.
man, Assistant Quartermaster-General, Fhlladel
phia, at the otllce of John McArthur, Jr., Archi
IS i' f!11 "delpbia, aad at the office of Brevet
"ork Vllet, Quartermas er, Now
8ciuoations will be printea Immediately, and
deposited at theee several pluoes.
Sealed proposals tor tbe erection of the buildlnir,
Includiiiif all work and muterials, ate inylred,
and will le received until the 80th ot Octuber
lusiaut, at noon, at the office ot Brevet Brigadier
General ti. . Croeman, Assistant Quarttrmaiter
Ueueral, 1 hiladolphia, where they will be opened
present08 f 8UCh bidders as choose to be
The cost of the whole work complete, and the
time at which it will be flnbhed, should be rtutod in
the propooala, which should be aooompanied Dv
the guarantee ot two- respouible persons, In
the amount ol ten thousaud dollars, that the bid
der win cutor into oontraot with aood and siiill
clint security, within leu days aftor balna noUuod
of (he sane, . k, . ' ,,9
M. C. MEIGS.
Quart ormos'er-tieueral,
. Brevet alajor-tienoral. -
tO 12 t80
Ffi AH KgF O K D
illlLAtBLPHI
A R BE N A L .
uii iMi vniA. Pa.. October 16. ltM.
Sealed I'rnnnuaia in .i.miicaifi will be received hv
the undeisigued until 12 .VI., Ootober 2, 18i, . at
his oflice, fur furnishing tha troops stutioned at
trankiord Arsenal with FUESli BEEF of a good
marketable quality, iu equal proportions of (ore and '
bind quarter meuMneok. sbauks, aud kidney il--low
to be exoludedlln suoh quautities as maybe
from time te time required, aud on suoh Jue as
shall be designated, by the Commanding Ouioer,
The contract to be subject to tbe approval ol the
tounils-ary General of fclubi uteuce, and to remain
in force lor six months, or such, less time as he mar
direct, eommei. ciua the first day of November, Itm.
Upon acceptance of the otter security and ooua in
the sum of six hundred dollats will be required for
the faithful performance of the contract. Bids must
be endorsed, 'PouoaU for Beef "
GEO KG K 1. RAMSAY, Jr.,
10 17 6t Bvt. tspt. U. tf. A., C. V. S.
OCTOBER 22" 18GG.
CLOTHING.
604
IMARXET
sr.
'h. rV c.yf
Above u"
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
333 A.
v .. . OB
DELAWARE SIDES!
Delaware Bidet ' ' Delaware Side!
TlJE STATE N ISLAND ,
Fancy Dyeing , Establishment.
BARRETT,. NEPHEWS & CO,,
No. 47 North. EIGHTH Street, East Side.
Tbe stand occupied by ns the pant Seven years.
0 OTH Kit OiFICK IN THIS CITT I
WUh the advantages of an experience ot nearly
riFIT YEABS OM STATES ISLAND, .
And facilities aranned regardless of expense, we may
justly claim te bo, as we intend to remain,
THE MODEL DTETNG AND SCOPMNa ESTA-
r rr n, r BLISHJ4XN T 0JT A11EEIC A 1 i ' !
ladles Presses, Shawls, Cloaks, : etc., Dyed snccese
fuliy. All styles of Ladles' Dresses cleaned without
being ripped.
UKNTXITME.N'8 OABMEHTfl ,
Coats, Overcoata, Panta. Ve"1", etc, dyed or cleaned
. , . , n WiXUOCr HPflU 1 i
; ., B A BRETT, NEPHEWS ft CO.,
No. 4 r North EIGHTH Street, Kart Side.
Hos. 5 and T JOHN Street, New York.
Bo. Tl BROADWAY, New York.
So. H69 FULTON BUeeW Brooklyn.
10 1 lmrp
FBEKC11 STEAM SC0URLG
ESTABLISHMENT,
V No. 510 RACE Street.' " j
We beg leave to drew your particular attention to our
new French bteem Scouring Eatabllshaent the tint and
only one ot Its kind ln thi city. We do not dye, but by
A cbtmlcat proeena reaiora Ladles', Gentlemen's, an
CbUdren's Carments to their original states, wttnou
lnjorina tbem In the least .while great experience and
the beat machinery from Trance enable us to warrant
perieot aatulaction to ail who may lavornswith theli
patronage LAD1KS' DEEhSL.M.of every desciiptlon.
with or without Irlmmlngs, are cleaned .Annlubed
without being taken apart, whether the sol .. ' enaina
or not - ., .
Opera Cloaks and Mantillas. Curtains, Table Covers
Carpets. Velvet. Hlbtxins, Kid Gloves, etc., cleaned and
re cn It. bed In the best manner. Uentlemen'a Humme
and Winter Clothing cleaned to pertotu.n without la
Jury to the stuii. Also Flags audBanneta. AH aUids 0
Stains Ti mo-ved without o. tailing tbe whole. All order
are executed under oui inimedlate auoervlslon, and
satisfaction aaranted In every lnstnnce. A call and
examination ol our process Is retpectiully solicited
ALEEUYLL it MAM,
3 12mtl sS
No. 510 RACE Streot
THE NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING
ESTABLISbMKNT.
. KTATKH ISLAND,
. No 40 k orth EIGHTH street (West side),
Also known as tho
8TATEN I-LAND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
TimWWi nf lV,1e uilTEI STATES, and
LsM.V.Y1)rfpa0re-?,tw.,thhe,'m?s
iaiSSf1" lto fer ore making oon-
1YE, CLKAN8E, AND FINISH
every variety or GuODS AND garments, ln a man
ner CNLQIJALLED In tbls country ' " .
No. 40 North ElODTH Street Philadelphia. ' .
No. 08 DI ANE hi r ( t.New York. A
No. 7 2 BUOADW AY New York.
No. 136 PIERREPON TStreet, Brooklvn.
. bAMUEL MARSH, President.
T. J. Yotjko. Becretsry. g 27 mwm
COAL.
ij:.':m':b.s;.;; o ' b u ibn
D BALER IN
LEHIGH : AND SCHUYLKILL COAL
BY TBS CARGO OR BlltOLB TON.
,' Yard, Broad Street, below Fitzwater.
Eas constantly on band a competent SuPdIt of th
above superior Coal, sui'oble for family use, to
which hoaHs the attention of bis friends and tbe
nubile generally. .
,t Oraers left at No. 206 Eonta Fifth street, Ko. 83
South Seventeenth street, or through Despatch or
Post Office, promptly attended to,. . .
A SUPfcRlOB QUALITY Of BLACKSMITHS
COAL. .. . ' . f , . . . . - so
JAvLETOX.. LEIIIGU COAL.
;'' 4 a specialty. u .
II. W. PATIIICK & CO:
No.' 304 NORTH BROAD STREET,
Would solicit oraers for the above Coal, which the;
have always on hand, together with their celebrated
RE-BE OXEN SCHUYLKILL COAL.
8 25 Bm v. 6m J l, ..... . , , , .
CO A LI CO A L) CO A LI
The best LEHIGH and SC'IICVI KILL COAL, pre
pared express y lor laml use, constantly on hand lu
my Yaid.No 1511 (.'ALLOW HILL ttrtet unuercover.
de'lveiedon short notice well screened, and picked free
of slate, at the lowest cah prices. A trial will secure
,ourcu.;om JOUN, A , WILSON,'
Successor to W". L. FOBi K.
Feiladklphia, Auiiust 27, law. o 25Um
c
O A L! COAL!
The Best Qualities ot
COAL!
LEHIGH AND Bt HU VLKILL,
eneap
Stove size
rgg ni.c......
Nut size ,
19 6 lmv.8t
..
00
"p " Mnd A KRY "sO S''i.
s w
West end ofCHKBNUT Street Bridge
FOR SALE-STATE AKD COUNTY RIGHTS
of Capewell A Co.'s Patent Wind Guard and Air
Heater ior t oai "J" 11 irmuo uu uumuvn
from broaking.. Tuls will warrant. Also saves on,
third tbe oil. Call aud see them, they eost but tea eeuts
Ko. 20SRACE Street, Phi sdelphia. Sample sent to and
part ol the United States, on receipt of IT vuiU 1 10
;T A K DSC APE DRAWING CARDS, A BEAU
j i Unit semes or views, urteen sa ouuiiwr, uesignea
lor the Instruction ot Juvenile artists. Price, 16 cental
aaekage. .With the EVENING TfcLEGRAPHjafEW
fwU,MJ0wTAD;
H. W. corner 8 K YEN TH and OHESMCT Btreet
DRlVYVrELLSOWNERSOP PROPERTY
j Itxt only p)mo9 iu m tnj vivAucu wi w
pfcctedatvoryprioa A. PlYSOW,
ManufacttarfirJoFou'lreiia
til ! GOLCBMITlllj' lULLiVUUMS
MARXET '
ii .ii.' v y
V
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
STIOAM .' KNGINB ANO
lere. ate 2'-. ron ol'e". Vt atr Tankn. ,1'roiwi.
public a. ta"2r'.un,r W services' ti
patterns ot lflSaVaIi!.n L.ta""n!7 "vrn? se,s St
v. It h atiit k oa" iJh ,re Pwi'ared to eaecute ordnra
n aklnn made at ih?" ,i,nIST7, onptlon or patter
f.urerine,Tuhui, iniT..nr?,lcS .f""u and Low
PenimTlvauia rhaKoal iFon Cv'lnl' Bollara, of the bmi
kinj Iron and BraMt.,n.;"r'11t' ' il aljiea an
lurulna. Screw tu Una, ai.4 iPVll' d'r,Ctlon" Rol
v.lih ibeaboebualnee iwork aormecteit
1'ianini.s and spcclflcstlons fhr ail .w 1
b.d eetabll-bment tree of charge. SaVoft
1 be Snbserlbers have ample wbarf-dor w. '
repair of boats, where they can He In nr,t?.2,
ami ate provided with nheara, blocks iall i!'B?y
for raising heavy or light weights. ' "
V NEAFIB.
jnmi t if it . . MKH
821;
BEACH aud FALMKa Htroe's.
, johii a. cora. wok
SOUTnWAftK YUVKDUY, FIFTH AND
mM I'niLADILPHIA. -,;!,.
-KKICK A HONfl, '
nhVJ A " ACUINTftTS, . .
j L. rrrinuro 6 team nvines fof
Land, lilver, and Atarlne Service. i fc
liollem, Gaaometera, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc
CectlDf oi all klnda, either Iron or biam. "
RamS.ds',.t!on.00.?e'0r " W'U' Wo.Uhop a
heiorts end Uas Maohlnery, of the latest aad moot tm-
proved coDKti action. '
livery detci Iptlon ot Plantation Machinery, and Sitmr."
Paw, and (Irixt 41 ills. Vacuum l'ana Open tjteam Train.
Lelecators, Fi.tera, FauiphiK tnitlnes etc, i ' v-
eole Asents lor N. inlleux's Patent Pnpar BdlllnC
rjtiw all A Woolaey's Patent Centrliugol cunarbralnlnc
Machine.
BlllDESBUBO. MACJJLSB WOBKS.'
OFFICE,
Ke. 65 K FKONT STREET. f
FHILADBLFIU. .
well'iioBw'"'eP flU 0,1r 40 any extent (oioaC
WACHiTtRTrOR OOTTOIT AND WOOIXm liftLS'
Including all recent hnprovemenls In Cording, Butnnhub
andWeavlDR.
We invite the atteatlon of tflanataetarart to ou eitenx
slve norks. , , .
.11 . ' AtrBBD JTENK0 SON.
.CUTLERY.
. r s.s"
OUTLEHYJ
A fin itiArfmonf rwf TAir mff
TABLE CUTLEUY. RAZoiifl, KA
Cnttery Btore, No. ISS South 'mum street,
.9188 . , , Three doora above WalntU'
RODOEBS & WOSTKNHOLM'8 POCKI
- Knives, Rodders Wade's and Batcher's Razors.
Table Cutlerv, Ladles' Solssors in Cases. , Baaora.
Sclcsors. and all kinds of Cutlery ground and polished
at P. MADEIRA'S). So. lit B. TlTlxTU BUeet, OelovT
-Pt"t. 18 M 01
LEGAL NOTICES,
ESTATE OP MATTHIAS W. BALDWIN.'
deceased. - . . . . ' ,t.t 7 "
Letters '1 estamentary npon the Estate of MATTHIAS!
TV. BALDWIN, deoeaseu having been granted by that
Register of Wills ior the Cltr and County ol Philadel
phia to the undersigned, ex editors of his last will aaal
testament, ail persona Indebted to said amataare rt-
3uste4 to make payment, and thote havtag claims oa
emands ayalnst the saue, to maka known the oatnc
without delay to JOBS CLAYTON,
. ,. . . No. 717 WALNUT Street. Of.
1 ' 1 JOSEPH B TOvTN.tSID,
. ,. : U. 8IS . ARCH rtreet.
9 17ra6t- Kxecutarf.
FERTILIZERS.
I J3 A U G n ' S R A W , B O N ;B
STJPER-PHOSPHATE . OF' LIME.'
The great Fertilizer lor all crops. Quick hi Ha action
and peimantnt in its effects, fcatabllahed, over twaivsi
vests. '
Dealers supplied by the cargo, direct from. fb.ft WhaiC
ot the manulactory, on liberal terms. '
Manuiuctured only by ., ' '; nw.L
BAUGH & S0X3, . ;
,v-." Office No. 10 South DELAWARE Avenue,
8 4mw$rp . . . , , Philadelphia.
DENTISTRY.
THE GOVERNMENT HAYIHG
laSrtt? granted me letters-patent tor mv mode (
aomlnlsterlng Nlirous Oxide Gas, by Which I bav
extracted many thousands of Teeth without pain. 1 am
Justiflidln asserting that it Is both safer andsaperjorva
any other now ln use.
88i6m .: ::i&&&jg
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS. ETcT
PHILADELPHIA 8UBGEON3
bftt. .V;-",r"' .ao Urket-B..jo:
ot hers. Supporters, Eiaj?S WoiSnm m.suIoTJr..'?
com
- 6301
FOR THE COTJNTBY. '
FERRIS & CO.'S AUTOMATIC BAS
MACHINES
For Private) llesideiices, MlUa, Jlauir
, Cburchcs, Etc. Etc.
FurnlshliiK front Ten to Six Handrsd
Llghti, as may be asqulrtd, .
Tbls machine Is guaranteed! does not get out ot order
and the time to manage it Is about live ruinates a week.
The simplicity or this apparatus. Its entire freedom
from danger, the cheapness and quality ot the light
over all others, has gained for it the favorable opinion
ef those acquainted with Its vents. The names ef
those having used them for the last three years will
be given by calling at our OFFICE,
No. 105 SOUTH FOUIiTli STREET,
Where the machines csn be seen In operation.
FERRIS CO., Box 101 p, Q, '
Send for Pamphlet. H '
(JSE STARIN'8 CONDITION P0W0ERI
FOR . , .'
HORSES AND CATTLE.
It cures Worms, Botts, and Co'io. . f
It cores Colds, Coughs, and Hide-Bound.
It is tho best alterative foe Hones and Cattle bow
use, having a reputation of M years' standing.. . :r
It Is a sure preventive for tbe much dreaded Binder--,
pest. ' vi, . . . J
o Faimer or Daiivman should M without It -
or se e In Fbiladelphla br JUVOTf A CO.. No M L
Korth 8fcCOM stieet: JOHNSON, UOLLOWAY d
COWDEN, o. i3 Nor ib SIXTH Street, and by Drug.
gists tbiougnout the country. Addiaas aU orders to .
. I " :V i'
S tin I
BTA&IX FLOYD, Propriotore,
No.MDUAKE8tre
wTork.
iIOTT0if AKD FLAX ; ' .
-("'.: I"- tu all Anmh.M
" . . .iiu urssus.
NWwS STA SINGLE APPLI.
ALPHA'S sof n?. Aft?g Vtll. uioi'M
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