THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1807.
jily specie, s the oil brink (1M In the case of
tie hundred and fifty millions referred to; they
only gave buck to the Government lis own notes,
llie process was only a sort of prentlRlatory
manipulation of Government bonds and notes
a mere change of ttao bonds and nirreney from
meband to the othcr.t he Government furnish in?
all the capital, and (he bunks and other agents
reaping the profits. Mo; It was not the banks
that aided the Government In the war, but the
(Government that aided and enriched the banks
by means of those active presses in the Printing
liurean. That Is where t ho capital camo from,
and not from accumulated hoards ol national
bunkers, who, In fact, had nothing but whit the
(Government put in their hands. As to any per
v'ces in future, to carry on a great war, which,
it is to bo hoped, will never be neoded, these
banks would not be required; llie Treasury
ould net along as well or better without them.
In a great and wealthy country like this there
is always a suliiclency of accumulated indi
vidual capital which the Government can get,
if properly sought and negotiated, without the
geney oftdxteeii or seventeen hundred bank!
tcattcrcd all over the Republic.
fVom the Bottom Advertiser, 2th Republican.
lr. Jay Cooke has published a long letter In
explanation aud support of the national bnnk
higsjftcm, called out ostensibly by inquiries
from some bankers In Bunduky, Ohio. Mr.
( ooki's statements and argument? cover ground
which Is already tolerably familiar, and there
fore add but little to the existing store of flniu
cial knowledge. We believe,' however, that
tin y are for the most part more sound than
thoce contained in his oucu famous publication
in support of the doctrine that ' a national debt
i a national blcfsing."
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ltlB ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITKMS 8KB OU TSIDE FADES.
Twentieth Waed Grant Club. An ad
journed meeting of the Grant Club of the Twen
tieth Ward was held on Tliur-iday evenine, at
the Ilall, No. 1009 Glrard avenue. The Com
mittee on Permanent Organization reported the
following oflicersi President, James Lawrie;
Vice-Pie-ideuK James E. Din gee, Calvin II.
Tist, George W. Hill; James Palmer : Secreta
ries, John R. Wallace, Captain J. C. Peering;
Treasurer, James J. Allison.
Kx-Gcvernor Pollock was present, and ad
dressed the club on the object of their organiza
tion. The speaker said: The hour of excite
ment is not yet here, but this is the hour of
preparation, we enouid gather instruction from
the late disaster; make our organization perfect,
and resolve that defeat should never occur
again. The country, in looking about for a
lender, has fixed her mind on one who holds in
his hands the elements of power to bring order
out ot chaos.
The American heart has turned Instinctively
to General Grant, and desires him for a leader.
The world knows his position, notwithstanding
his silence. He does not need to swing around
the circle, "like his superior oflicer, Andrew
Johnson, and anuounce that "lirst 1 was an alder
Bian, then a mayor, etc."
His actions speak with eloquence for him.
With Grant, Congress will be sustained.
The lollowing resolutions were offered by S.
K. l.icb, Esq., and adopted unanimously:
.i-Ki;ohwd', Tb8.1 wei the Union Republican citizens or
the rweiillelh Ward, now renew our organisation for
Hie Presidential campaign ol lstjs.
Jt'iolvui, That responding to ihe sentiments ex
pri BBeu by our party in diUerent parts ol tbe country.
Wl? ., earnestly recommend tbe nomination or Gene
ral U. b. Grant as trie Union Republican candidate
or Presldem of ihe United btaten,
MttolvtU, That la tbe language of General Grant,
"this la a republican government, lu which tbe will oi
tie people la tbe law of tbe land." v
Jitsolved.Tb&l we have confidence that the hero who
crushf d tbe Kebelllon in opposition to tbe wishes and
popes of tbe Chicago Surrender Convention of 18i4,
trusted to lead the couutry to react aud reunion,
wilbout Burieuderlng tbe principles for WbluU be
fought.
Jiimlval, That with General Grant as our standard
tieurer, we should again be led to a sure and certain
Victory: aud as at Richmond, our beneral-m-Chlei
will again overwhelm tbe foes of our couutry.
Kulcs were adopted to govern the association,
and a committee appointed to corner with other
Grant Clubs throughout the cHy.
The mcetlug then adjourned, to meet Thurs
tlny evening, November 7.
Grant Meeting in tub Seventh Ward.
An adjourned meetiug ot the Republicans of the
fcevemh Waid, favorable to the nominatiou for
the Presidency of General Ulysses 8. Grant, wa3
held lust evening, at O'Neill's Hall, corner of
Uroad and Lombard streets, William P. Hacker,
.q., in the chair.
L. L. Jamc, fcfq., fiom the Committee on
Resolutions, appointed at the last meeting, re
ported the lollowing:
H7irrfl, As It is proper that freemen should exer
ciie diligence in ever 'inlng pertui:ilug to the minute
uunce aud perpetuity of their political riglitnaud pri
vileges ontl vihcrtut, it is desirable Una they should
meet together and express tbelr opinions us to tbe
liiUKlion nt public aUuirs.aud the measures uecessary
lor tbe right government of the couutry aud as to tba
iierhont uroper to be iulrutsled with political power;
tbereiore, be It
Jituilvtd. first, That the present Is the time to or
ganise aud actively prepare lor the i'reuldeutlul elec
tion ol It OS.
(second. That the Republican party, by Its conduct
and successful completion of the war tor tbe ovur
ibrow of tbe Rebellion, bus sbuwn Itnelf able to cope
with the grenlest danger that can beset the republic
aud lias uiauliested a policy eminently adapted totue
exigencies or tbe reluru of peace.
Third. We consider a soldier who supported bis
Government, aud carried out Its policy with signal
ability on llie baille-lli-ld. especially lilted to guide the
nation la tbe times ol peace: and belluve thai Ulysses
b. brant, by his military prescience, aud pulluul aud
untiring perseverance, Las proved himself to be the
man on whom tbe people cau rely to ue their uext
Pientdenl, and we pledge ourselves to use ail honor
able means to accompliou bis uouiiuuliou aud elec
tion to the presidency.
The resolutions were adopted by acclamation
and amidst great applause, and the following
peimauent ollicers ol the Grant Club of the
beventh Ward were chosen: President, Benja
min Bullock; Vice-President, William P. Hacker;
Secretaries, Lewis tilanchard and William Greer;
Treasurer, Frank P. Milne.
Eloquent addresses were subsequently de
livered by District Attorney William B. Mann,
T. Bradford imifiht, Esq., Lewis Ashmead, Esq.,
and William P. Hacker, Esq.
The meeting was one of the largest and most
enthusiastic that has assembled in tbe Seventh
Ward lor tevtral years, and tbe constitution of
the Grant Club was signed duriug the evening
by many leading citizens. Our space does not
permit us to publish any ol the addresses de
livered. Y. M. C. A. Ankiverbart. The ninth anni
veisaryof the Young Jlen's Christian Associa
tion ot the Filth Btreet Methodlot Episcopal
Churth was held last night, at the church, Futn
street, below Green.
the exercises opened with a hymn by the con
gregation and prayer by the pastor.
The audieuee was then addressed by the
pftsi&r, yho explained the object ot the meeting
to be not ouly to celebrate the ninth anniversary
of the aetoeitttion, but also the second anniver
sary ot the Homo Mission, aud to endeavor to
establish a n ght school. He gave a short his
tory ol the association Horn the da:e ot its inau
guration m l&ou lo the present time.
The reports of the Association and the Home
Miskiou were then read, which showed them to
be in a flourishing condition.
hev. J. A. Cleveland buiug Introduced, Bald:
Complex a Ld strange ai are the times we live
in, they are nevertheless the most Important
that tbe world has ever seen. The dritt is on
ward. Wo live in lust times. Men cross valleys,
mountains, oceans; converse from places widely
nepurated by liyhtning; travel by express All
are rushing lorward, and, ii one fall behind, be
is tioddi n under foot aud forgotten.
Torones and empires s-priLg up in a night and
fall in a day. Crius crowds upon crisis. There
is a manlUBt consistency iu them; they aie de
termining the power of the law. The grand
Idea that every bJUiau being washed by the
blood of Emuiauucl is a child of GoJ, no matter
what may bo his color, is lakiuf possession of
the public wind.
These are blessed times: the feet of God are
n, ou the waters, and His vo ce Is heard above
the storm, curing for His childien; aye, even the
least of twem. But blessed a they are, they are
but the dim dawn of a glory that hai never yet
been seen; they ure but the passing away of
the mltlniiilit darkness and gloom before the
morn of dav whose meridian Is drawing near.
The speaker sketched u true tervuat ol Clod, uud
tirged npon his bearers the Importance of In
dividual ellort to the advancement of religion.
He was followed by Uihoo Simpson and Rev.
J. Todd, who briefly addressed the an Jiuice.
TnB Hioh School. A very handsome flag
was presented to the Boys' High School, Broad
street, yesterday, by the pupils, to replace the
old one, which was worn out. Several recita
tions appropriate to the occasion were delivered
by the pupils, and addresses were made by
Edward fehippen, Efqf, President of the Board
of Control, General Wagner, the Principal of
tbe School, and others. The flag was then
thrown to the breeze.
The Child Murder. A chemical examina tion
of the stomach of the child Richards, who it
whs believed was poisoucd by eating a peach
thrown to her by some neighbors, and lor
wbich Polly and Rachel Jones were committed
to prison to answer the charge of murder, it is
said has revealed the presence of strychnine
Admitted to Tnn Bar. On motion of John
M. Collins, Ejq., William A. Allison has beeu
admitted to practice as an Attorney in tbe D s
trict Court and Court of Common Pleas for the
city and county of Philadelphia.
ECiucap Soap! Good Boap! Natrona Refined
opoDtrJer or Concentrated Lye. Two cents a pound
lor superior Hard Soap. Twelve pounds of Bolt Boap
lor one cent. Every family can make their own Boap.
A 11 varieties of Boap as easily made as a cup of coffee.
Is a new concentrated lye for making Boap, Just dis
covered In Greenland, In the Arctic Seas, aud Is com
posed mainly of alumlnate of soda, which, when
mixed with refuse fat, produces the best detersive
Boap In the world. Oue box will make 17s pounds of
good Boft Boap, or Its equivalent In superior Hard
Boap. Retailed by all druggists and grocers In the
United States. Full recipes with each box. Dealers
ran obtain It wholesale in eases, each containing 48
boxes, at a liberal discount, of all the wholesale
grocers and druggists In all the towns and cities of the
United Btates, or of CLIFFORD PEMBEKTON,
General Agent, Pittsburg, Fa.
The total value of the presents to be distributed
among tbe purchasers of stock In aid of the Riverside
Institute Is (300,000; one being wortb as blgb as $10,000
another, 20,ono; a thlrd.l 18,000; a fourth, l5,n00; a 11 ah,
f lO.ooo: a sixth, r,ooo; two worth (2600 each, etc The
circulars containing a full list of the presents, with
their values, may be obtained upon application at the
principal cfilce, No. 1225 Chesnut street.
Closing Out. Our retail stock of Lace Curtains
Window Bbades, Damask, Reps, etc., must be cloied
out by January 1. Kkltv, Cabrinoton A Co..
No. 723 Chesnut street.
Gbeat Bargains in Cubtaim Material. We
are selling out at cost and less than cost all our retail
slock. Kelty, Carbinotom & Co.,
No. 723 Chesnut street.
Lace and Nottingham Curtains within tbe
leach of all. You can buy Curtain Goods of all de
scriptions at less than wholesale prices, at the closing
out sale, at No. 723 Chesnut street.
Kblty, Cabrinoton A Oo.
Tm enterprise and genius or this age or Inventions
have produced nothing more admirable than the
great Combination Bewlngand Button-Hole Machine,
now exhibited and sold at the corner or Eleventh and
Chesnut streets. These Machines certainly have no
equal anywhere.
Ai.lthk kmpi.oyib at the Mint And that Good win's
Plantation Tobacco Is a mint of Itself to all who use
It. For sale everywhere;
IMPOIITANT TO BUYERS Or HOSIRRY GOODS.
Messrs. Cook & Brot her, Mo. 53 North iiglilb
street, claim to be the only firm In Phlliulel
delpbiii keeping all grade of Hosiery t Jtetail
who linpoit their own goods. They feel
assured
. T'intliy avoiding the profits and oommls-
rIodh impoaed In tbe ordinary oourne of trade,
they nave beir customers et least 25 per oeuU
2. That they have the quality of their goods
under complete control uulng the best yarns,
end employing the .. es i workmen la their
manufacture.
3. That, having direct access to European
rcarkt-ta, they can keep a more complete stock,
lhnn If dependent npon pui chases made here
of foreign goods. , ,
A call from the reader Is solicited at their
store. No. 63 North Eighth, street.
Thk oi.tikst medical practice Is that or thn family.
Ionic befo'e doctoia were known the head of the
family examined and prescribed for the members.
Fiom the necessity of the case, the lirst and most im
portant stage of every disease Is treated by the
j.a' tent's parents 01 nurse. This being so. how Im
portant that ih means on hand should be simple,
ample, aud ettlcleiit! Huui'iikeyb' Homikoi'athic
BfK.ciMCu (advertised In another column) perfectly
meet this want: and should be in the hands or every
Intelligent family. Depot. No. 662 Broadway, N. T.
Johusiou, Holloway fe Cowden, No. 23 jNorthBlxth
slreet, Dyott & Co., No. 2:i2 North Becond street,
wholesale agents. Bold also by George U. Kvaus,
Blxth and Poplar streets: Amlirote huiltb, Hroad
andctesnut streets: Homer Twpnileth aud Green
streets: John Bley, Frank lord road: Koch. Fifteenth
and Bouth streets: Callenner. Third and Walnut
streets: Hickman, No. 83lSoutb Beoond street; Mar
shall, Thirteenth and Market streets; Hlytlie, No. S120
Market street. Bold in Gerniantown by W. It. Jones.
Ventral Depot, No. 637 Arch street.
A foil) Bfkmb a Bmaix Affair. Most people
neglect it. M ho minds It? Yelatjold may turn lo
Consumption, and then follows almost certain death.
1 like a Cold lu time, then: that Is, take Dr. D. Jayne's
Expectorant, tbe well-known standard remedy for
Cuughs, Colds. Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis,
and all Pulmonary Complaints, and your Cold will
dmapp ar as well as all apprehension of danger. Bold
by 1 11 Drugglsss
Balk of Boots and Sroih. We would call the special
attention of the trade to the large sale ot Bonis, bhoea,
Brogaus, Balmorals, etc., to be sold by McClelland &
Co.. auctioneers, at their store, No. 60S Market street,
on Monday moinlng. October 28, commeuclug at 10
o'clock precUelyj
M. Bbokwakkh A Co.. No. 1024 Chesnut street, are
now opening an elegant assortment ot Misses'
and Children's Millinery. Also, a full Use or Chil
dren's Clothing for boys, girls, Infants, and misses, la
tbe latest styles.
I.AOB Certains. 1000 pairs elegant real Lace Cur
tains at greatly reduced prices; selling low became
they were bought at auction to sell close. Great va
riety and bargains In Curtains at Patten's, No. Uud
Chesnut street.
(I only for a Photo-Mlnlature. at B, F. Reimnr's
Gallery. No. 624 Arch street. If yon wish to make a
gilt toalrlend.,tbere Is nothing more appropriate and
btaulifuh
Whitman's Chocolate. The finest Chocolate for
table use, niauulactured at the Phlladelnhla Sterna
( hocolule snd Cocoa Works. Btepheu F. WhlUnuu,
oflice aud store No, 1210 Marketstreet.
Fink Co fictions. At George W.Jenkins', No.
I(i37 Bpring Garden slreet, can oe obtained roieigu
fruits, nuts, aliuonds etc., as well as a flue assortmeut
of confections. Jenkins is worthy of a call.
TJphomtkrino. For promptness, good workman
ship, and low prices, apply at fatten s, No, 1408 Ches
nut street.
Miskkh' and Ciiildhkn's Milmnerv Latest
Paris btyli's. M. Bboemaker & Co., No. 1021 Cbesuul
street,
jrtovrn A Hakkr'b Highest Premium Hew
ing Machines, No. TM Chemmt HtrueU
Tack Cihitains. Now ii the time to huv Curtains,
great targtelns. at Patten's, No. MosChesuut atreut,
TF. "MOIKI. BllOULDKR-BjIAll bjlIHT."
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M'MH MSM4 MHS-1J
u'MHHS MSHH MS.-,S-,!I
fcicltitiRK A B HOT I ik ua. No. 1035 Oh&unul atreut.
Jon i b A Tiiaciikr, Printers, No. 610 Minor street.
MA.III1IED. .
NOPBi:CK-BlNOI.EY.-On the Md Instant, by
Bev U. G. Bakesiraw, at Pitman M. K. I'urHonaire.
No 2"l I ombaMt mreet, Mr. Wll.I.IAM. NUUUKUK
toMiSh KATb; BINULKY, tiolb ol ihls city.
tillOFMAKEK HOOPKR On the evening of the
17in InsatM by Kev. J. II. Pe.ers. Mr. I1KNKYC.
Ml Oh M A K I' It to M las MAKY A. 11 OOP Kit, eldest
dt.ugl.tvr ol Mr. John Hooper, all or this city.
DIED.
ATJDKNRKin. On the morning of the 2Sth or Oc
tober, Inline VHib year ol his a, Mujir MtWIS O,
A U 1'l.N hKl 1). son ol Mr. George Audeureld, ol
Jsorlliainplou county, Pa.
ii in relatives and the friends or the family are re
si eciliilly Invited to attend the funeral, without fur
ther notice, mi Wednesday, the 8inh linam.at 10
o i locV , frcui the residence ot his unole, LhwIs Ancl-n-reld,
Yni . No. bl'i N, tevtulb street, l'j proceed to
Laurel 11111.
CLAPK. On the 2tth Insmit, Mr. NKAVFtL
C LA Kk.snn of the la(e David W. t:irk, ''iiue40.ii
yesr ol his hkh.
His relailven and friends of the family. :i'ilho
rnemhers of the Eurtora Library Ansnciatioii, u-id em
ployesor Messrs. Moigan A Orr. are reMrt4rt iv In
ylled to attend the funeral, from his late rldnoo,
No. 1843 A (more street (esst of Hroad. north from
Brown), on hiiuday aflernnon, the 27th Initaut, at i
o clock. To proceed to Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
lIKNIHty -On thn 24th Instant. Mrs. SKt.LIR P.
relict of the lata id win a. Hendry, In tlieauu year of
her sue.
The relatives and Mono's ol the family are requested
10 attend the funeral, from her lat-- residence. No.
2'05 Arch strpet, ou Monday afternoon, the 28th In
stant, at o'clock.
HOAO.-On the 24th Instant, WILLIAM HOAO. In
the Kith year ot bis age.
The relatives and friends, and Journeymen nat
Milkers' Arsorlatlon ol Philadelphia and Camden, are
r sped fully Invited to attend tne funeral, from the
p sldenre il lils snn-ln-luw, William lllghloy, No, 115
Mary street, on Bunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
1IOVK.Y.-On the 2:td Instant, after a short hut
severe Illness, IllA M.,son ol Iru and Mary A. Uovey.
aged w years,
llie relatives and his friends are refipectfnlly In
vited; hIho the Jetlerson ijoilgo, Ho. 12. and Mount
Olive P.nrampment. No. , 1. O. of O. !'.; also, the
Spring Garden Council, No. as. U. A. M.: rIhoHio Key
stone Lodge, No. 2, of the Kntgbis of Pythias; also
the i mployes of the Heading llallroad Shop, to attend
his tnueral, from his lather's residence, No. SBSMoyer
street. Lighteenth Ward, on Hunday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
LITTLE, On the 21d Instart, JAMKS It, LITTLE,
son ol William C. and KllzabeiU Little, in tbe 82d year
Of Ms aire.
The relatives and his friends, also Richmond Lodge.
No. 280, A. Y. M.. are respectfully Invited to attend
the runernl, from tbe residence of bis parents. Broad
street, below Tioga, on Monday, the 2Mb Instant, at 10
o'clock A. M. Interment at Mount Vernon Ceme
tery. LUTTS Suddenly, on Thursday morning, the 24th
lusiaut, FKJtDKUiCK LiTie, lu the fist year of bis
age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, Westvllle. Gloucestercounty, N, J ou buudav.
October 27. at 10 o'clock A. M.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Newt tee Mrtt Page.
ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA THI3 DAT.
Sim Bisras.. ...en.Mnott Ribbs 1 13
Bom bETs..... 6 usiHia Witsu.... 0 49
PHILADELPHIA BOABJ) OE TRADE.
ITKMHV WlNHOK, 1
t'HARLF.8 WHSKLKR, JOWTKLT COMStlTTKB.
jAUtS T. lOtJNU. )
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
FOR AMERICA,
A taanta..........Loinlon New York.........OcU 0
Virginia .LIverpool...New York Oct, 9
Helvetia Llverpool...New York.. Oct. 9
Atlaula London New York Oct. 9
Austrian Llverpool...Uuebeo.. ......Oct, 10
China Liverpool. ..Boston -Oct. la
C.ofWaahlugton.Llverpool...New York Oct. 12
Hecla Llverpool...New York .Oct. 12
Alleuiauula..bouthamplou..New York ..Oct. 12
Malta Liverpool. ..New York .(H't. 12
Hatiaa boulbamptou...New York.. Ucu 15
WiuDeHoia..Liverpool...New York Oct. IS
C. ol Paris Liverpool...New York........MOct. IS
Caledonia...- Glasgow New York -Oct. 10
France .Liverpool. ..New York Oct. It!
NcHior Ian. ..........LI verixiol.. .Quebec ......Oct. 16
Bussla Liverpool. ..New York. Oct. IV
FOR EUROPE.
C. of London New York...Llverpool ..Oct, 28
Pennsylvania... New York...Llverpool Oct, 28
Ala aula New York. ..London Oct, 26
U. Kingdom New York...GIaagow... Uct. 28
Fulton - New York...Havre Oct. 26
Borussla New York...Hamburg,.M. Oct. 26
Atlantic New York...Bremen Oct. 28
COAHTWISE, DOMESTIC ETC
Alllance..........Phllada..M.M.Charleston..........Oct. 28
Tpiiawanda......Phllada bavannah ...w.Oct. 28
H. Hudson Phllada -Havana .............Oct, 29
Pioneer. Phllada. Wllnilngtou Oct 31
btur of tlie Union. I'hlluda.. ...New Orleans M.Nov. 2
Malls are forwarded by every steamer In the regular
lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry, The steamers lor or from tbe Conti
nent call at Bouthampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
8teumshlp Tonawunda, Jennings, Havannah. Phlla-
nelphluand bouthern Mall blearnshlp Oo.
Barque A. Kinsman, Means, bulem. Warren, Gregg A
M orris.
B?Jq!,e. ! JT' Jenkins, Lews ad, New York, Peter
W rlubt A Sons.
Brlir Harriet. Jansen. Falmonth. for orders. dn.
bchrGlenwood, Dlcklusou, Norwich, J. U. fc U. 8.
Beppller.
Pcnr W. Walton. Reeves, Boston, do.
bchr 11. and H. Corsou, lirson. Boston. do.
ociir u. r. niicKuey, matuia, wasuiugton, iastner,
Htickney A Welllugtou,
Sciir L. B. King, Eudicutt, Providence, O. C. Morris A
J3.
Sclir Elizabeth English, Blpple, Providence, Itommel
A Hunter.
Bchr J. Crock ford Jones. Bristol, do.
bebr B. H. Wilson. Harrison, Providence, do.
bchr W. P. Cox, Baleman, Lynn, Blaklston, GraeiT A
Co.
Bchr Trsnslt, Rackett, Salem, do. .
bchr John H. Allen, Beumau, Boston, L. Audeorled
A Co.
Bchr O. Besrse. Parker. Boston. do.
Bchr H. A. Hnilman, Haley, bullsbury. Van Dusen,
Loch man A Co.
Bchr J. H. French. Burgess, Boston. do.
t-clirK. Vaux, Whiilaker. Boston, Day. HuddelldtCo.
Bchr Helen Mar, Wines. Wasblugton, Tyler .te Co.
bchr H. A. Weeks, Hickman, Boslou, lutbbun,
Btearns dt Co,
Bchr H. N. Miller, Miller. Boston. Hammett A Nell!.
bchrN. H. bklnuer, Thrasher, Tauulou, bluuickson
A Co.
Bchr J. C. McRlialn. Glbbs. Washington, Captain.
Bchr Hose, Williams. Mlllvllle, laptaln.
Bchr L. A. Bayles. Bayles, Allyn's Point, Captain,
Bchr Armenia, Cole. Richmond. Captain.
Bt'r R. Willing. Cuudllf, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
Bt'r Ann Eliza, Richards, New York. W. P.CIyde&Co,
Bt'r J. B, Ide, Webb, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, tor Baltimore, with a tow
ol barges, W. P. Clyde A Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Mohongo, McGonagle, 86 days from London
derry, wllb mdse. aud 16 panseugura to BobU Taylor
A Co,
Barque Prowess, nihbard, 26 days from Card I ft, with
Iron to E. A, Bonder A Co.
Bchr M. McNeil, Bnow, 10 days from St. Marys, Ga.,
with lumber to Lathbury, Wlcaersbam A Co.
Bchr F. HL Clair Edwards, Ireland, lrom Portland,
with headings to J. Mason A Co.
bchr M, H. Amsoen. bmllh, 7 days from Portland,
with plaster to captain.
Bchr J. Paine. luch. ft days from Provlncetown.wlth
mdse. to G. B. Ker not A Co. aon
Bchr E. English, Blpple. from Provldenna
Bchr L. B. Klug. End lent t, from New York.
Bchr Glenwood. Dickinson, from Hortou's Point,
Bcbr L. A. Bayles. Bayles. from New Haven,
Bchr J. Porter, Burroughs, from Norwich.
Bchr W. Walton. Reeves, from Norwich.
Bcbr R II, Williams, Harris, from Newport,
Bcbr Transit. Kackett. from Fall River.
Bchr J. B. Austin. Davis, lrom Fall Klver.
Bchr J. H. Allen, beuman, from Boston,
Bchr V. Bharp. Bharp, from Boston,
Bchr R. Vaux. Whlttaker. from Boston.
Bchr O. Bearse. Parker, from Boston.
Bchr H. A. Weeks. Hickman, from Boston.
Bchr B. and 8. Corsou. Corson, from Boston,
Bchr H. N. Miller. Miller, from Boston.
BchrH A. Hoffman. Haley, from Huston.
Bchr W. P. Cox. Baleman, from H Ingham.
Bchr Rose, Williams, from Mlllvllle.
Bchr J. Crocklord, Jones, from Bristol.
Bcbr Armenia Cole from New York.
Bchr J. C. McHhain. Glbbt, from Washington,
Bcbr 11. P. bilckney. Mathls. lrom Cohasselt,
Bcbr N. H. Bklnner. Thrasher, from Taunton.
Bteamer Beverly. Pierce, 24 hours from New York,
wllb mdse. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Bteamer Frank. Pleice. 24 hours from New York,
with mdse. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tug Thos. Jefferson. Alien, trom Baltimore, with a
tow of barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Norman, Crowell, hence, at Boston yes
teiduy afternoon.
Biesuishlp Chase, Harding, bence, at Providence
28d lust
Brig W. B. Forrest, KIrby, bence, at Mansunllla 23d
liiHiaut
Bchr Emma, for Georgetown, B. C, on the 2id Inst.,
oil Ilatieras, carried away her boom, and sprung a
leak, and put Into Charleston yesterday, In distress.
Bchrs M. It. Benedict aud Ituppahanuock, bence, at
Norfolk Mih Inst
Bchr It. W. Brown. Rodman, for Philadelphia,
cleaied at Wllmldgton 22(1 Inst.
Bchr W, Donnelly, Huuter, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Georgetown 21 ill Inst,
Biemuer Alexandria, Piatt, hence, at Richmond 23d
Ipsianl.
Bteamer O. IT. Stout. Ford, for Philadelphia, cleared
ai Georgetown 24th lust.
pOW CHAIN?, PATENT ADJUSTIBLB COW
W Ties, Bore IlBllers llhchlng and Trace Cnatns,
or sue fy THl'MAN A bllAW. No. SJa (Elgut
1 Mtty-Uve) MARK El' B reel, below Nlutfi.
DOOR ALARMS FOR STIUKINO WHEN A
no r Is onened. unliable for store or ellioa doors;
Jioor (inogs. inm to s luch. and a variety ot Bell
JtVilSr. J""' I'' easiultna' Hardware, f-'r sale by
ma wtVJ J ',,AW' No (Eight Tulrty-ilve)
MARKET Bl , t eh.w Nlnih.
rpiIB PATENT WKIOIUNti DIPPKR OR
. ? ISi ',u' a a bowl ..i water, then any artl
cl to he welshed on helm, plCed Insldn ol II w"l "l"k
it In proportion lo It, weight, which Is Indicated by a
guutre ou Its h de. and Is snltlcienilw accurate Mr di
inehllciise li r sale by TKU m ni a hh a W No. all
(ElMhtThlrty-ave) MARKKTb" ifelow Nli,th.
DK A I NK88. EVKHY IN8TU0MENT THAT
science and skill have Invented U) assist tbe
in "ri j "i-nimui aeanims; also, llanplraiora;
alHO, lirauilall s Patent Crutches, suuerlor to any
jthera lu rtw. at P. M-ADEiUA'H, Nu. 118 TENTH
iriUeet, below Cheauul.
Pt
MISGELLANEOU?.
? jont;, tkmple a co.,
iS TaBHIONABLE II A T T It fi I
No. fin NINTH Btr'et,
First fctore above Ctiea'tict street.
COSIER,
FAJiHlONAHLE HAI-tirn
tllfruBpl No. 7 S. HlJtTH Btreet.
WRITTEN AND VERHAL DESCRll'
tlons of Character, with advice rm Business,
Health, Education, etc, given dally by
J. L. CAPEN,
ZSwsmKp at No. 722 CHEHNIW Veet
O R b E
CriEAPF.ST IN THE CITY.
No. Sill MAKKET Btreet.
Where the BIG HORSE
Is In the Door. 4 11 tuthsspj
BLANKETS.
PA T B N T E IX r ANTS SCOURED AND
KTHF.K IIF.lt from 1 to ft Inches, at Motft
French Bleam Jyelng and Scouring, No. 209 H.
NINTH btreet and No. 7.W RACE btreet, 9 17J1P
RODOKRS'AND WO3TENHOLM'8 POCKET
KNI VEB Pearl and Wtag Haudles, of heaullfn'
dnlsh. ROIM1ERH' and WADK A BUTCH K.H'jfc
UAZOttH, and the celebrated LECOLLTBJE RAZOR.
BCISSORH of the finest quality. w.
Rarors, Knlvea,Bx:lssors. and Table Cutlery Ground
and Polished at P. MADEIRA'S, No. 115 TENTH
btvwt, hetnw fhevtnt, Si
TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND INVALIP8.
The undersigned respectfully calls the atmn'.loL
of the nnhllo to the stock of Prime Cider and Pnr
Cider Vinegar fur pickling and geueral family uae
also, to his popular "Tonic Ale," free from all Irnpn
rltles, and endorsed by the medical faculty on a salt
and wholesome beverage for weak and delicate con
Slit nt ions.
Delivered free of charge to all parts of the city.
P. J. JO it J) AN,
. No. iW PEAR Btreet,
11 7! Bp Below Third, and Walnut and Dock.
Lb KNOWLES & CO.,
NO. 1319 MARKET NTBF.ET,
RECEIVERS OF CHOICE 10 2 lmrp
FAMILY FLOUR.
UNION PASTE AND SIZING COMPANY.
A Paste for Box-makers, Bookbinders. Paper
hangers, bhoeniBkers, Pocket-book Mnkers, Bill
Posters, etc. It will not sour. Is cheap and always
ready for use. Refer to J. B. Llpplncoit A Co., Devar
A Keller, William Mnnn, Philadelphia Inquirer,
Harper Brothers, American Tract Boclety, and others.
5J' A Rents, I. I CRAULN A CO., No. 420 (X)C
MERCE Btreet. g g
EW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING
E8TABLIBHMENT Works on Sf.aten Island.
OUice In Philadelphia, No. 40 N. EIOUTH Btreet
(west side).
This old and well-known Company, the largest of
Its kind In ihe uorlj, rnid In tbe forty-ninth yearot
Its existence. Is prepared, with the most extenslv
and Improved machinery, to dye, eU ainx, ami flnith,
in a manner unequalled, every variety ol jaruieul
and piece goods.
Garments cleanted by our new French process
wWimit being ripped. S17tutbs2m
T. STEWART BROWN,
8.E. Coraerof
FOVRT1I Jt CI1ESTJXVT SIS
MANUFACTURER Of
IRTTITK8, VAIISIB, BAGS. RETICTJXE8, BHAWf
STRAPS, EAT CASES, POCKET BOOKS, ILASXi
and Traveling Goods generally.
BALTIM ORE
IMPROVED BASE BURNING
F IKE-PLACE HE A.TEB,
urtiritf
iMaKazlna and Illamlaatlat
a ii 1st i Mwm mm
TkA maavfrVi1 a n 4 TAaffu.i Uoara In TTba Tn
be bnd Wholesale and Ketull of J H. IX4KK.
10 211m6p No. 1008 MARKJtT BlreeU Palla.
WINDOW CLASS,
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN,
BENJAMIN H. SLTOEMAK&It,
French Plate Glass Agency,
NO. 903,107, SOtt, AND 211 N. FOURTH ST.
10 15 12tCp PHILADELPHIA
SAAC B. EVANS,
HANI Fjt(ItKi:n AND DEALER IN
OILS. PAINTS, VARNISHES,
Naval Stores and Soaps,
NO. 10 KOBTJI DELAY? ABE AVENUE,
10 5 tm 3p
PBILABELPHIA,
gROWN'8 PATENT
COMBINED CARPET-STBETCIIEB AUD
TACK-DB1VEB.
With tbls machine lady can alone stretch and
tack down at tbe same time her carpets as easily aa
to sweep them, saving back-aches, bruised fingers,
temper, time, and money. It will stretch all klnds'of
carpets without the least damage, better, quicker,
and easier than any other Stretcher made, and drive
from 2 to 20-ot tacks with or without leather heads
is simple, easily worked, and will last a lifetime,
Ageuts wanted. Liberal terms given. It la a nice
machine for ladles to sell. Per Machines or Agencies
call on or addreaa
WILLIAM F. 8CIIEIBLB,
Ho. 49 B. THIRD Btreet,
27tfr Philadelphia.
STEAM ENGINE PACKING.
Tbe vodern and extremely popular packing, called
XflLLEB'sJ LUBHICATIVE,
SOAP-STONE PAC'HINO,
Has already been adopted by over 20,000 Locomotive
and Matluuary Engines, and la beyond question tbe
euhiest applied, tbe most, durable, tbe cheapest, aud
wears tbe machinery tbe least of any steam engine
bucking yet Introduced. It Is not liable to burn or
cut does not require oil, and there Is uo waste in tbe
use' as It Is made ol all slices to suit tbe boxes, from 34
to 2 Indies lu diameter. All persons Interested lu
tbe use ol tbe steam engine are particularly requested
to give tbls packing a trial. A liberal discouut will
Uemadetooea:ers. Iff. r.NlDLEB,
NO. 639 AIM II KTKEET, I'll I LA.
Pole Agent for Penusylvauia and Delaware.
tee cerllllcate. below.
OKF1CK KTHH Krl'KRINTBNnKNTOF MOTIVB
PoWa AhU AtAC'li INKKY, EUIH RAILWAY,
NKW YOKK, Kept. !!, HM.)
jfyDtAB Hm:-In reply 10 your Inquiries in rela
tion to tbe comparative economy of Hemp Packing,
as compared wllb Lubricating Packing, I will say
(hat lump Packing, at an average cost of. 33 cents per
iiuiind ton is us '2 3 10 mills per mile run, while tbe
liibrlcallng Packing cohts, at au average cost of
si ascents pe' pound, I 1-10 mill per mile run. We
nropose to ue It exclusively for all bleam btulllug
iii,xi.s Very truly yours,
Hoies. U.o:i4KOOK8.Bupt.M.P. 6 M.
P, B.-Tbe popular
II l'DBAULIC PACKING,
Adapted to cold-water pumps, and made similar to
ihe JUibritallve Packing, but ot dlilerent material,
will be fuinl'difd promptly any size from H to 2
Indies and will be fouud a superiur. article lor pumps,
1 slutb 'InUV hi, C. ri.
PAPER HANGINGS, ETC.
pAPER HANGINGS.
NEW IMTAIILINIIHE9IT.
E. C'OBNEB OF TENTH AND WALNUT.
J. O. FINN Sj SON8
Have opened with an extensive assortment of DE(JO
RATIVE and PLAIN WALL PAPERS, embracing
very quality lo suit all Uvs, (a 8m
ISP!
imi
ft tfijii 't-X! .-'
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC,
BONNET OPENING.
WOOD & CARY,
No. 725 CHESNUT STREET
WILL OPEN
FALL BONNETS,
THURtDAT Ul'TOItEB 4. 8)2mrp
SB-
MRS. R. DILLON.
f oa j si nvL 1 is SI 1(1.1.1
Has all the novelties In FALL MILLINERY, for
Ladles, Misses, and Children.
Also, Crapes, Bilks, RibDons, Velvets, Flowers,
Feathers, Frames, etc. Milliners supplied. 8 16J
..........
BONNET OPENING.
WEDNESDAY, October 2.
E. P. GILL & CO.,
HO. 780 ABC I ST BEET.
10 2 241
HOOP SKIRTvS.
620. WM. T. HOPKINS, 028.
MANUFACTURER OF FIRST QUALITY
HOOP SKIRTS,
FOR THE TRADE AND AT RETAIL,
NO. 628 ABC1I (STREET, BELOW SB
TENTH, PIIILADELP1IIA.
Also dealer In full lines or low-priced New York
and Eastern made HklrtA.
All the new and desirable stylesandsl7.es of Ladles'.
Misses', aud Children's Hoop-skirts constantly on
band and made to order, embracing tbe largest and
most varied assortmeut in this market, at very mode
Fit to prices
Every lady should try "Our Own Make" of Hoop
Bk Iris, as they have no equal.
bouthern, Western, ana near Trade buyers Will find
It to their Interest to examine our goods.
Catalogues of styles, sizes, aud prices sent to any
address. 17 2m
WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES
831, CHARLES L IIALB, 831,
(Late Salesman and Superintendent for B. J. Williams)
NO. 831 ABCH STREET,'
MANVFACTCBKB OF
VENETIAN BLINDS AND WINDOW SHADES
Largest and finest assortment In the olty at the
" LOW EST PRICES, 9 2 2mBp
UPHOLSTERING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Ba J. WILLIAMS & SONS,
mo. l A konTn .ixTn mtukut,
MANUFACTURERS OF
VZ2rVJELTIA.3V BLIND i
WINDOW SIIADE8.
Largest and finest assortment In the city at the
LOWEST PRICES.
Rvpalrlug promptly attended to.
BTORE Hl'ADFB made and lettered. 8 25 2mftp
BOOTS AND SHOES.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
FRHNCn CALF DOUBLE SOLE BOOTS, Firs
Quality, 112'PO.
FRENCH CALF SINGLE BOLE BOOTS, Firs
Quality, $1U'60.
FRENCH CALF DOUBLE SOLE BOOTS, Second
Quality. (10 00.
FRENCH CALF SINGLE SOLE BOOTS, Second
Quality, 9'C0.
BOTH' 1'IKE BOOTH AMD SHOES
At very low prices,
BARTLETT,
SO. 83 SOUTH SIXTH STBEET,
l lrp ABOVE CHESNUT.
OW READY,
Gentlemen's and Youths'
BOOTS AND GAITERS
FOB FALL AND WIS TEH WEAK,
FRENCH PATENT LEATHER BOOTS.
FINE FRENCH CALF BOOTS for Balls and Par
ties. SINGLE-SOLED BOOTS for FaU Wear.
LIGHT DOUBLE-SOLED BOOTa for Fall Wear.
FRENCH CORK-SOLED BOOTS, very easy for
tender feet.
QUILTED SOLED BOOTS made by band.
GUM SOLED BOOIS, very durable, and guaranteed
to keep the feet dry.
Having fitted the second story of my stare for seme
ot my work men, I am able to make any sort of Boots
to order, at very short notice. Fair dealing and a
moderate price Is my motto. A trial is all I desire,
WM. H. HELWEG,
NO. 585 ABCH STBEET,
1 28 smw3m One door below Blxth.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
gTAISDBRIDQK, BAKU & CO.,
IMPOBTEBS Or AND DXALXBB 19
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE.
NO, 1881 tIABKET STBEET,
Offer tor sale a large stock ot
Ilordworo and Cutlery,
TOGETHER WITH
lOOO KEGS NAILS
AT BEBITCEB PBICEB. I7thtp,
CUTLERY,
A fine assortment of POCKETand
TABLE CUTLERY. RAZOKH.
RAZOR STROPS, LADIES' HOl
bORS. PAPER ANll TAHilHM'
SHEARS, ETC..
L. V. HELMOLD'B
Cutlery Store, No. 1SB South TENTH Street,
11 Three doors above Walnut.
p R A N C'S
vriacuiCiViv ciiiiouxob
IN IMITATION OF OIL IAINTINCM.
Publibhtd by L. PRANG A CO.. Boton. Bold la
HI Plctuie Store. Bend lor Catalog MltutUsiui
r5f3
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY OP MUSI C
RICHINU' PNHLTSU OPERA COMPANY.
CAROLINE M. RIl H IN(4H...A Directress
Will coin in ence a limited wunn on
HON DAY EVKN'INO, O. t. !, 1887.
All tbe Old EavorliPN, with HildUtonul Artiste and
New Oiiera.,
Opening Oppra liOII EMI AN (URL.
l!oa fcheet, lor tbe snlo ol RpKerved Rpata,
WITHOUT KXTHA CHARGE,
Now open at TRUMPLEK'et New Music Store, No.
9 CHNUT Htrrel. Tickets, One Dollar. 1031,
FO K K P A U O II ' S
Mammoth inaokhie
AM) 6.'1KI, Cllc t'S
FIVE DAYS AMI NIOH IM Multli
HEM A I N 1)1'', It OK TITH WEEK.
("Ef TR A L tK'IINU PA UK,
PROAi) AM) WALLAi V. TUS'K.TS,
l.VEKV AtTEKNOON AM) EVENING.
'HIE I1VIMI OIUAl'I'i;.
fGINARK It EASTS AND BIRDS.
INlbTkCiRCLS lR(il",i:
EVER IN PHILADELPHIA.
THE rriM.lU IiH.I MI I KW
WITH THE ytlMiHlS OK NATURE,
M A O N' 1 1' 1 1 : 1 : N T P E U t o It M A N O Ea,
SPLENDID II K-EH.
(11 - hi K EN lEKTAINMENra,
f.VIBY AFTERNOON AT t'..
EVERY EVENING AT .
I'onrs Oreu One Ilour-aud-a balf Previous.
A dm It. clou .,.'.Boc.
CI i.Oien, Hi veiir and under. 'iic.
o.N MONDAY, Orlolier VS, -THIS
fcllOW AT WILMINGI'ON.
w
ALNUT STBEET THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING, OoU 2S, tn7, -NEEIT
OK MR, THOMAS J. 11 EM I'll ILL,
LEN1
Punlnes M nait-r mid Treaiiurer. 1
w ben will n produced a Musical operatic Comedy,
in three net", entitled
THE ORAM) DUPIIESS OF G EROLSTE1N.
MRU. W. (it)M K.RHA L, the charming Vocallat and
Builetque Actresn, w ill a 11, 'ear mi
TH E GRAND DI OHESS.
Concluding witb '1 11 E HOI.Dl E K'H DAUGHTER,
liox sheet now open lor securing of seats, lu 26 it
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
N.E. cor. NINTH and WALNUT. BogiiiaAtK
ton. SATURDAY NIGHT BILL.
Last Night of tbe pouularTrrtKedlnu,
Hit, J. H. ROBERT!.
To crimmence with nherldai.'s Romantic Tiny of
PIZARKO; OR, HIE DEATH OK ROLLA.
Rolla Mr. J. II. ROHHJRT8
Elvira (Klrm Appearance) MIhs ALIUE GRAY
To conclude w Lb the popular Comedietta of
THE PEOPLE'H LAWYER.
MONDAY Rcnetlt of THOMAS J. HEMPHILL.
NEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE
THIS AFTERNOON, MATINEE,
MARY 8TUAKT.
THUS (Haturday) NIOUT,
MRS. D. P. UOWERS,
will appear in mary BTUART.
To conclude with tbe ropniar Drama, In2 acts, entitled
TOM CRINGLE'S LOG;
OR, MAN WITH THE IRON HAND.
In active preparation MARIE ANTOINETTE.
MRS. JOHN DUKW'S ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begum at Hi o'clock.
NOHODY'S DAUGHTER A GREAT HIT.
TO-NIGHT (Saturday) Oct. lis, 1807, Blxth time" In
Philadelphia of Fulton and Maeder's great, drama of
NOiJODY'8 DAUGHTER,
with Its staining eiT'ects. Great Gambling Boene of
Keno, F'aio, aud Roulette.
Miss RATE REIGNOLDS
in three original characteis. Aided by the Fall
Lompuiiy,
MONDA Y, November 4, "6URF." Every scene
new, and Mrs. John Drew.
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING AND bATlRDAY
AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE,
in Grand Ballets Ethiopian Burlesques, Hongs, Danoea
Pantomimes, Gymmuil Acts. etc.
JSq-EW ELEVENTH BTREET OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH bTBEET, ABOVE CHESNUT,.
THE FAMILT BEIOBI
OPEN FOR THE BEASON.
CARNCROSS & DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
1XIE. WHEAT STAB TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
IN THEIR
GBAHD ETUIOJP1AN SOIBEES.
. L. CARNCROSS Manager.
R. F. HIMPBON. Treaanrer. Sl8m
ATIONAL HALL, MARKET STREET
abo e 1 welltli. '
open EVERY NIGHT at 7, commencing on WED
NF.rjDAY, October SO. Matiucos W EDNEaDA V n,l
HATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at 8 o'clock . Loom
01 en at Q
RUN YAN TARLEAUX.
BUNYAN TARLEAUX,
BUNYAN TABLEAUX
from l nlou Hull, New Yorlcclty, llluatratlngBunyan'a
Pilgrim's Progrena. Admichbin. S6c. Five tickets tor
r6.. Reserved Beats, 60c. Chi'dren, 25o.
10 2fi 6t ROBS RT J. URhKN WOOD, Proprietor.
HORTICULTURAL HAL L.
GRAND MATINEE
By CARL PF.NTZ'H ORCH ShTRA of 40 Performers.
EVERY THURSDAY APTERNOON
At hall pant s o'clock.
Vocalist Mim GEoRGIANA BLACKBURN.
bINGLE AliMlbblON, 60 CENTa.
Package of four Tickets tor l.
lobe had at Boner A Co.'s Music Btore, No. 1103
Chesnut Bireat. and at tbe door. 10 2 lm
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA. PUBLIC RE
. TThSarri8i" ai IV? " UftICA L FUND HALL, every
?AHTTJ.Kf,)A Y LU&- M' Tickets sold at tbe door.
ssWJaSr
PROPOSALS
fOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
1 Hats called
"PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE, dated lLr.y...'
will be received In sacks containing three bushels of
2. Tbe delivery of Oats, Hay, and Straw required
must be made on or balore November IS, is7,
s. oners lor Rye blraw In bales will also be ra.
celved.
4. Bids will b opened on WEDNESDAY, October
30, at noon, and bidders are Invited to be present
J. O. McKERRAN,
Deputy Q'lartermaster-Geoeral.
10S5 4t Brevet Brlg.eneral V. H. Army.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
O H EiR I F F'S S A L E.
KJ By virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Facias to me
directed, will be expound to Public Hale or Vendue
On SATURDAY. Ol!TOHEM9.. iat
at tbe Auction Btore of William Frank, H. W. corner
ol NOBLE aud BECOND btreets. the following euu-
uica.cu aiituvq, Tin.;
6 oak Dining-room Chairs.
1 Hair Maltrefl.
1 set Feather Pillows and Bolster.
1 Hprlug Bed.
2btraw Mattresaes.
.Sfl?,'1 "d 'aken in execution ai the property of
William Neal Jr.. No. Sil North nun iruui
site Parrish, and to be sold y
r., ., . .. t HENRY U, HOWELL, Bherlfl. "
Plilladelphla. Bherlirs Olllna, Pel. 18. 1S67. 10 28 St
GlKAtti' U11W.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
(eleventh aud Chesnut Streets.
KO t!l-FlP.KISH!HG DRY GOODS,
Bought at the Recent Depressed Prices.
Fhlrtlng, Pillow, hi etlng, and Table Linens.
-leuie 1 Kiitm rnd isapK Iiim. hi umu n.
WliieClntliH, lioylRn, Towels and Towellhr-
M arHelllea (julila aud Toilet Covers.
Plauketa. .rd
Honeycomb. Lancaster. Allendale. Jaoquaru.
and other bpieads.
DOMEHTIO MUBLIN3 AND SHEETINGS,
A -irttbs. at the lowest rates.
In all qualities aud tw""'
PATENT BOOK CARRIERS
AND
LUNCH BOOKS.
GRIFFITH & PACE, '
fiO, 000 AliCU NTUXT
11(4
DEPOT QtlABTKRUASTKB'S Orrid
W'AHHINOTON. J). ().. Ont on V
tor lu advertisement of thla oiilm