THE DAIL1 KVENING TELEGRAPH rniLADELTHIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1807.
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NUMBER CXIV.
1 M,rSV:roc... OB ANY
loll PLAINT OF A nY ORDBB.
UY OVH HK1UKS EDITOU.
A LSI AN AO AND DIARY.
HURT MFTKE-ILLOOU-AI. onSKRVATION8 FOB
TUB WEAK.
November.
Monday, 4. WcMon the pedestrian Rtnrtt on
his walking trip from Portland to Ulil'n.
Like that other irunernl Walker of IllUms
ter tome, lilt nolo fainted before he had
half uccornpllHlied his tank.
Tuesday, 0. Election Tny. President John
Bon getH over the wires two hundred Into
grnins of coiiBrntnlntlou. lie pronouncm
It the mom BatiHinctory piece of "wiro
working" of all his experience in thai
science.
Wednesday, 0. The Kiro-Proof Safe Makers
meet In the vacnot lots around the
city with their Kafeu and a few cords of
wood, for the purpoKe of burning up their
goods. If the country Is a Hafo Institution,
we hope It wlU have no such trials.
THvrsday, 7. City Council Day. Councils
cet Into hot water over a communication
from the City Council of Coluint)U,8jiyin!
tUi that they will Boon bo on to lnspout tliolr
Cold Water Works.
Friday, fi. Decision In the Supreme Court, at
Pi Unburn against the case of Sparrow
grass, and In favor of the running of Hun
day cars. We suppose the cars will run
now with snob, speed as not to "allow the
(Hparrow) grass to grow under their feet."
Saturday, Semes Column Day. The
Kill tor engages Horticultural Hall for the
exhibition of the "dead beets" soon ex
pected on from Columbus, Ohio.
TEE MEETING OF THE MYTHS.
This humorous body made their appearance
again in the ring last Thursday, and amnsed
themselves as to what they should do with the
myths from Columbus, Ohio, who had sent a
letter saying that they had all got dead-head
tickets on the railroads, and that they were
ecming on to see the water-works. Myth Gil
hngham moved that they get up a committee
to take these Columbusters in hand. Another
myth suggested that they secure boarding at
Jerry King's, as they all could have a view of
the works and canal locks in front of them and
the WeBt Philadelphia stand-pipe behind them.
Another myth thought it a good idea, and
Jerry be instructed to make his bill large
enough to ' nlud8 a few Philadelphia mytha
Occasionally.
VrEW f ROM THB V7ATBJMV0RKB LOOKIHfl TOWARDS
JHRRT KINU'B.
Another myth moved that notice be sent to
Jerry that, in addition to getting an increased
stock of good things inside his house, that he
get a new set of quoits, as those he saw there
last Monday were so nicked on the edges that
they were not fit to put into any gentleman's
hand.
Myth Jones moved to amend by instructing
the Chief Engineer of the Water Works not
to allow any pigs or babies to come through
the wheels, but that the entranoe to the Fore-
bay be cleared every morning at 6ix o clock
of ench things.
Myth Coleman would like the Schuylkill
JJavy to turn out in strength, and for onr
" young men, the members, to all have their
knit shirts . on and their arms bare, so as to
astonish the Columbusters at the great amount
of muscle found in our fresh water. (Sup
pressed laughter by the myths.)
A PT?IKN OF FRESH WATER MTJ8CLE.
Another myth, also a Son of Temperance,
ttrange to say, advocated a visit to Bergner's
1t vaults, to show them where all tho
spoiled water is kept.
Myth Fox thought not, as they might bring
the charge of malt treatment against us,
(Laughter.)
Another myth, suggested that if they did we
eould transfer the charge to the city, and order
Ibfl city ireasurer to pay. (Cries of "Good I
Coodl") The speaker hoped the myths
wouia preserve ine dignity of the bod v.
Another myth said he was agreed, and that
they use hermetrically-sealed canB to do the
preserving in. Cries of "Silence 1" "Nona of
thatl" etc.
One of the little myths said he thought if
the Columbusters got troublesome in their
investigations, and asked too many hard qeB-
lions about the working of the Water-wheels,
the Turbine, Overshots, Undorshots, and llalf-
ihots, that provision be made for introducing
them to Mr. Birkinbiue, who seems to have
Water on the brain. Agreed to.
A proposal was received and read from Chris,
Lips, whose hotel is near the stand-pipe in
WeBt Philadelphia, saying that he would ac
commodate eight City Councilman from Colum
liis at figures that would be satisfactory and
lower than any other house in the city. One
JujvH oljeU4, and jamed to Insert tbg wcrd
"Continental" ia pla, the ria "Chris.
I-ipo,M and in that form be aooepted. In this
form the proposal was agreed to unanimously.
After the myths had further thought over and
discussed over what they would do with the
remaining myths, they concluded to return to
Myth Gillmgbaui'u idea, and hand them over
to the tender mercies of a committee, and let
them show the strangers the elephant, and no
questions asked. Agreed to.
That old hoes the Mayor now transmitted to
the myths the report of Mr. Graeff upon the
purity of the Schuylkill water, which the
Chairman said, on handing it to the clerk, ap
peared to him like a most remarkable com
position. Myth Hodgdon wanted to know if the word
"composition," iu the remarks just made by
the Chairman, referred to the Superintendent's
report or to the Schuylkill water.
The Chairman replied "Uoth."
Beveral myths said they thought eo too,
and one moved to insert Eomewhere tho words
"eomewhat muddy." Agreed to.
Myth Hodgdon now reported an ordinance
in reference to laying pipe. Several myth3
hoped the members wouldn't introduce poli
tics into their discissions, as several members
were here without gloves.
Myth Coleman said, aa regards pipe-laying,
the returns of the late elections show that that
thing has now got about as near perfec
tion as we can hope, and he would move a
committee be appointed by this body to visit
New York, and to confer with Mike McCloskey
in reference to the mode of operation. Carried.
Myth Cattell reported as regards leasing
some coal lands in Schuylkill county, to be
mined below low-water level. The myth ex
plained that previous companies who had
worked these lands had never been able to
keep their heads above water; that was the
reason he made the present suggestion.
One myth wanted to know if these miners
would be allowed to vote, as it was contrary
to the Constitution for minors to vote.
Myth Cattell said these were miners after
they were twenty-one.
One myth said that a person must be a resi
dent of the State to vote, and he did not think
any person could be regarded as a resident.'of
Pennsylvania who lived below low-water level.
Adopted.
Myth Smith, of the Committee on Railroads,
submitted a report requiring the Mayor to
notify the policemen to remove all misplaced
sleepers on the railroad tracks running out of
the city, and lock them up in the Station
House.
VJ1
A MISPLACED SLEEPER.
One myth moved to amend by inserting
"wake 'em up first, and make 'em tell where
they got their liquor." Adopted with the
amendment.
The resolution submitted at the last meet
ing, directing the Directors of Girard College
to suspend all action in reference to their Pre
sident, was taken up and let hang there
awhile, and then taken down and adopted.
None of the pupils of the College, however,
were adopted by the members during the dis
cussion.
ALL ACTIGlf IN TUB CASE KCHPENDED.
TLe following ordinanceB from the Chamber
of the Common Myths were concurred in:
One for permission to erect a brick -pile at
Pock and Walnut Btreets, to advertise the
"Wehaveit" on.
One regulating market women and their
stands on ftouth street.
One appropriating $'!() to a doctor for inves
tigations in a child's stomach.
One for paving BuBquohanna avenue through
Wetherill's woods.
One to pay for the hmt edition of "Sheridan's
Ride," illustrated with cuts at the President.
One to suppend the Globe and Independence
Fire Companies for fighting when there was no
fire.
One making inquiries of the Building
Inppectors aa to the reaaon of no more build
ings tumbling down they having been in office
nearly two years.
Having concurred in everything that was
presented to them, except those things they
were particularly interested in, the myths ad
journed.
ROIK'.EUS'ANI) WOSTENHOLM'S POCKET
KM V Km, Pearl auu mi Handles, of beanilini
lulhh. HO 1 M i K Km' and WAIK A BUTCH Kit H
llA'.OPH.aud Hie celebrated LEUOTJ LTUJI RAZOIL
iMHhORB of the Burnt (jnaltty.
Ramus, Kiilvcu. isclnsur. ud Table Ontlery Oronml
nd Polished al P. MADklttA'tt, No. Us TENTH
TO HOUSEKEEl'EUS AND INVALIDS.
The uiiilTHlniMl rw.pn tiully calls the attention
jf the puuilo Ki tlie ior.a of Prime Cider aud Pure
i,iuor e; -" "u Kuurai ranilly i
Wo, to his popular " lonln ,ile," free Iroui ail lui
rltles. aim einiKisiKi nv ue aiedlcal laiuiim -
tid K'lioieaoute beyerae Ur wtu aud dollcatoooiJ.
tlUllHlllS. , ...
Lilvre4 fro of chaju to all parts of the city.
P. J. JOKU.itZ
no. cm Pa. ah biiwat.
DIVIDENDS.
KZ COMMONWEALTH NATrON AT, BANK.
' 1MIII.4DRI.PHIA, Not. , 1W7.
The Directors have this ilty declared a dividend of
FIVK PEu t'KNT., slear of taxes, rmviiMn on
demand. Jl. c. YOUNH,
116 01 cashier,
CTRART) NATIONAL BANK.
Tlio Director I ave deem red n dividend of Ml X 1'Klt
PENT, out of Hi iirolils of the Inst six months, pya
lilo on demand, clear of United hikIoi tax.
1' 5 At W. L. SOU AFFEU, Cashier.
t?r THE Pilll ADELMIIA NATIONAL
BANK-
Philadelphia, November 4, lse7.
TheTllrortor biive declared a dividend of NINE
PI'.H Ok. NT. char ol taxes, payab.e on demand.
11 l i. 11. C'U.MK i H, ;caHhler.
i Hii.kDKi.rMi.. nviirniipr n im,
UNION NATIONAL BANK.
Pll II.ADh i.piiia. Nov. h. IKI17.
The llonrd of Directors have WiIr day declared a
dividend or FIVK Pell IK NT. for tlio last six
months, clear jl taxes, and parable on demand. m
llt'll N. ('.. MI HKKI.MAN, l'alile.
THE MANUFACTURERS' NATIONAL
Pim.Anr.i.ruiA. Nov. ,1, 1W.
Tlie Board of THreplors have lliin day declared a
Dividend of FIVK PKU C'K.NT., payable ou Ueuiuud,
clear of United bmteH lax.
'" M. W. WOODWARD, dvdiler.
KENSINGTON NATIONAL RANK.
Pll I I. A l,Vf I'll IA N.'fiTT K lkK7
Tho Director have thla day deulareil a Inviden 1 ol
l lllUTf.l' N Vf It t'KNT.. payahle on deniaml, clear
oftax. lllMt'l WILLIAM Met O.NNHLI,, C'.mliler.
f3" MECHANIC NATIONAL BANK.
n-. j - PllIt.ADKI. A.NOV.S.W.
TheUonrdof DlreclorH have thla day declared a
dividi nU of hlX i'KK 1'Ji.NT., payaiilu on ueinaud,
free ol t jm. J, W1WJANI), Jh
llot CuHliior.
' FARMERS' AND MECHANICS
ISAllOJN AL HANK.
, . PlIII.AIiKI .PIMA. Nov. 5. 1RH7.
TliP Board of Directors hB"e tins dav (loclnrd a
dividend ol HIX I KK t EN T.. payuble on Uuut nd,
clear ol Vulttd btatcs tax.
11 5 fit W. KUSHTOS, Jr., Caahier.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. JOY
COE & CO., Agents lor the "Tlleqraph"
and Newspaper Presa of ine wholecottntry, haveRE
MOVKD from FIFTH and CITES NUT Utreeta to Na
144 8. felXTII Btreet, second door above WALNUT.
0ritKn:-No. 144 8. SIXTH utreet, Philadelphia:
TRIBUNE BUILPINOB. New York. 73o4p
REV. NEWMAN HALL, D. D.,
W11 deliver his Great Lecture on
The Relations of Great Britain and
America, In Connection with the
Late War,"
IN HORTUTJLTURAL HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11.
Tickets for sale ft Ashmead's Book Store, No. 724
Chesnut Btreet. Admission, 60 cents. Keaervjd scats,
1 OU. jl 7 31
YOUNG MEN WHO WISH TO PRE
pare tot advanced positions by January next have
siipe-lor advantages for doing so, al
CHITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEQE,
No. 637 CHESNUT Ptreet, corner orseventn.
PRACTICAL BOOU-KEEPINQ In all Its branches.
PENMANSHIP, CALCULATIONS, ETC. ETC,
Students Instructed at such hours as may best suit
their convenience, 10 30 WBmlra
OPiN hA AND EVENING, Catalogues gratis.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM-
PANV. TKEASU R Kli'B DEPARTMENT.
Philadelphia, Nov. 2, 1HH7.
TTOTTCF. TO STOCKHOLDERS. The Board of Dl-
reeinrR have this dav declared a semi-annual dividend
oUTHREE PERCENT, on the capital stock of the
Company, Clear or national anu mate tuxes, payauie
on and alter November ao 1, JtlatiK powers of at
torney for collecting uivKiemiH can ue nau attueomce
or the Company, No. 238 H. '1 IflLD Street.
Persons holdlnii Horlo C-erlltlcates can have them
c&Hhed on presentation at this Olllce.
11 4 5w THOMAS T. FIRTn. Treasurer.
N O T I C E.
NO. 11 BTATK HOUSE ROW. SECOND
STORY. OFFICE 11ECE1VER OF TAXES, CTTx"
OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Kiate '1 ax ol three (3) mills per dollar npon the
g.iu,.,l value at each share of National Ban V Stock
held hy residents or Mils county, win ue iiuyania at
thlselllce (in accordance with an act oi AS.semoiy, Bp
proved April 18 1MI7), on and alter MONDAY, Nov.
11. between the hours ol A. H, and 3 P. M.
K1CHARD PJLLTZ,
Receiver ot I axes,
116 ft NO. 11 STATE HOUSE ROW.
1ST
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN ATI-
INCRL'STATION COMPANY. No. l47bOUth
ful Kill Btreet.
PiMT.ADRi.ru i a. October z. 1M67.
At a stated meetiuu of the Board of Directors, held
this day. it was
Besolved. That a d vltlend of FIVE PER CENT,.
in cash, be declared nut ot the earnings of the Com-
nany, l avah e ou and af.er November 11. 1817.
ReNolved, That the Trunster books of the C impany
tie closed iroin Novemuer nrst to eleventh.
lOf.o 11 l 47U K.ltA LUKKNH, i reawurer.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINT-
SJ MENT. ERYSIPELAS. These deservedly
popular medicines have met with astonishing success
lu the cure ol erysipelas, kings evil, riugworm,
scurvy, scrofulous eruntions. and all lnllamniatory
diseases ot the stun, utiier preparations may unoru
a temporary relief, but the combined action of these
remedies win, ty tneir detergent aim puriiviug pro
perties, ellecl a radical cure In the blood and system.
boiu oy an uruggis's. it o tuiutut
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
8tockholdern of the Dark Hollow OU and
manufacturing Company, will be held at No. 218',,
WALNUT Street. Boom No. 4. Second story. On
THURSDAY, November 21. IW7, at 12 o'clock M., to
take Into consideration the atiairs ol ine company.
Philadelphia. October 31, 18U7 11 1 171
JCgp W1EGAXUS PATENT STEAM GENE-
JIA 1UJI IB cneap, compact, economical in use,
and ABbOLKTELY SAFE FROM ANY POSSI
BILITY OF EXPLOSION
Apply at the Office of SAMUEL WORK, N. E. cor
ner Of THIRD and DOCK S'reeta. i!8 4p
rjar the bkansoms havk nut bui.u
Iviy out the old Coal Yard. No. 607 South BROAD
Street, below Lombard, as has been reported, but
continue senmit in
At fnlr TirineM.
t-uoerior LEIIIOH and eenulne EAOLE VEIN
always on nana. is map
POST O F F I C E.
I'iiii.AtKi.i'iii.. Pa.. Nov. 7. IW.
The malls lor India. China. Honolulu. Australia,
New Zealand, and Japan, via ( 'alllornla. will close at
this Ollice November in, hi 9 n ciot'K A. M.
11 8 ?t H KN it Y II. rllOHAM. rostmastnr.
IKTjT" DM. J. M. HOLE. OF OHIO, PKEIS1-
dent ol the National UeUlcal Aasoclation of
the fniietf Slates of America, can be consulted by
those wlnliintj medli al or surg-lcal treatment, on and
alier the anlh IliMalll. at the olllce No. UXi AIMJU
Street, Philadelphia, Pa., formerly occupied by Pro
fessor W lllluni raine. uiuce nours, v A. m. to ii tu,
1 P. M, to 4 P. M.. 7 P. M. to I) P. M. 10 iil lin4i
IKOT" BKAUT
miy n cheinleBl experiments have resulted lu the
perfection of CM nv Ai.in.it a utw uit 11.111,
liAJlt, aU illirivniH-u ..u... uirnniui,, iuiilMi,iH " "
Hi., uml inereased iiulrlment to the hutr. nreventlnir
baliiness and arresting us proKress wnen coiuuieiioeo;
lenii allntr and susiuiiiiuk ' iiriuciuie upon wuiuu
Ihe color ol lialrdepeuils, thereby positively restor
ing crey hair to Its original color and youthful beauty,
and stouuluii its ulilng out at once. Sold by all
dlUk'BlHtB. ! lu w.tiu
n. n . t nr.. n. ....... ... . '.,a-...t .......
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
gTANDBRlDGH, BARIt & CO.,
IMPOnTEEB OF AND DEALEBB IH
FoniEN akd mmm hardware,
NO, 181 MABKET STBEET,
Offer tor sale a large slock ol
ITiinlvvaro mid Cutloi-y,
TOGETHER WITH
inno KEGB NAILS
AT BtlH't'tfl PBIf Ks. I7thsto
CUTLER
l 'St n. ..anrtment of POX'KETand
1-AHI.K IH I I.HItl, rv n'ii
1 RAKOii HTROPrt. LADIH)
tsfl-t-
M.lil 1'APkU
TAILOAW'
il'IUi
L. v. llKUviuu-ii
Cntlerv Here. Ko. 186 Booth TENTH Street,
M Vt vy mil lilAk
EARS
FURNITURE, ETC.
AVI8 IMPORT ANT!
BEAT'S HKCBLKM,
poor Pa'oJis et Chambres a Oooohnr,
Arranges pour KxpoMtlon dans Apartemente;Oarnls
et Couverta aa Tapis.
.EOIIO J. II EN If ElJt, LACY A CO.,
EBENI8TE8,
CHEHNCT STREET, an Coin de 18me.
P E C I A L
CARD.
FINE FCRNFTCnE ON EXHIBITION IS
B CITES OF HOOMS. CARPETED AND FUR
NISHED A8 CHAMBERS AND PARLORS.
CIEOKUK Ji lir.MlFIN, LAtT A CO
CABINETMAKERS,
THIRTEENTH AND CTIESNUT. Philadelphia.
)1K TEINSTEN MEUJ3EL ARAN-
OIERT IN DER GANZEN ETAGB FERTIQ ZUR
ANH1C1IT, TEPPICU L'ND OAltTIENEN KIN
BEOJUEKEN. J. HENKELM,
MEUBEL FABR1CKANT
THIRTEENTH AND CHESNUT. Philadelphia.
& V I s o.
TVI E U BLEB
I" I N O
KN
EXHIBICION.
In bene de Cuartos,
COLOCADO
COMO
Balas de reclblmlcnto
CUARTOS ie CAMARA.
19 20 2m
pURNITURE! FURNITURE!
SIOI1EBN AND ANTIQUE!
PA III OB, HALL AND CIIAnUEB SUITS
AT KEDVtEU FBICES,
Our facilities are snch that we are enabled to offer
at very moderate prices, a large and well assorted
stock of every description of HOUSEHOLD f URNI
TCRJE AND BEDDING.
Goods packed to carry safely to all parts oi the
country.
Bit IIJMOND A FOBEPAUtJM,
921 tl NO. 40 m. SECOND STREET.
A.
& H. LEJAMDRE
HAVE nMOVED THEIR
FURKITURE m UPHOLSTERING WAREROOiYlS
TO MO. 11GS CHESNUT STBEET.
(UP STAIRS.) 7 8m
JO HOUSEKEEPERS.
I have a large stock of every variety of
rUHNITUHK,
Which I will sell at reduced prices, consisting of
PLAIN AND MARBLE TOP COTTAGE HU1TH.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
PARLOR SUITS IN VELVET PLU8H.
PARLOR SLITS IN HAIR CLOTH.
i-AKlAJll bUllS IN KEPS.
Sideboards. KxtenBion Tables. Wardrobes. Book.
cases, Mattresses, Lounges.etc etc.
P. P. eUSTINK.
8 1 N. E. corner SECOND and RACE Streets.
ESTABLISHED 1795.
A. S. ROBINSON,
French Plato Looking-Glasses,
ENGRAVINGS, FAINTINeB, DRAWINGS, ETC
Manufacturer of all kinds of
LUOJUINU-OLAbN, POKT11AIT, AND PIC
TUBE EBABIEM TO OBDEBi
No. OlO CHESNUT STREET.
1HIRW DOOR ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
PHILADELPHIA, 81S
SADDLERY, HARNESS, &c.
JHE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF THB
HEW tllESNVT STBEET (NO, ltl6),
NADIILEItT, BABNKNH, AND HOBSB-
Hl'BKlslIINU VOODH HOUsB
CP
LACEY, MEEKER & CO..
Is attributable to the following acta:-
They are very attentive to the wants oftheir ens'
tomers.
They are satisfied with a fair business profit.
They sell goods only on their own merits.
They guarantee every strap In all harness they sell
over 40, the fault of the purchaser only who does not
get what he la guaranteed and paid tor.
Their goods are 26 per cent, cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere.
Tney have cheaper and finer goods than can. be
beught In the city.
They have thel rgeet and most complete stock is
Philadelphia.
All Harness over )2S are "hand-made."
Harness frem tit to u2&.
Gents' Saddles from 8 to 7I.
Ladles' Baddies from i0 to (125.
They are the oldest and largest mannfaclnrere
the country.
ap?v Mtr?in?r je, rr
UHVb I IllbklVkll VS. WVl)
1 14 8m NO. iai0 CIIESN VT STBEET.
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS,&C.
TVTEltlNO UNDERWEAR IN GREAT VA.
i.YX riety, lor sale at
HOIMANN'8 HOSIERY STORK.
Merino Underwear for Gents,
Aleriuo Cuderwcar for Youths.
Vterluo Underwear fur Infanta.
Merino Underwear lor Misseu.
Merino Underwear for Ladle.
Merino Hose for Ladlea,
Merino Hose for Miasm.
Merino Hose lor Youths.
Merino Hose for Infanta.
Merino Hose fur Gents.
All-wool snlrts, white, for Genta.
All-wool Shirts, scarlet, lor Ueultl,
All-wool Shlrla, jfrey mixed.
All-wool bhirls, blue niUwl,
All the above, of superlsr qnalltlea, for sale at
llOf'MAHN'R) MOKIEUT STOBE,
8 S tulhhj
No. North EIGHTH Btreet.
.X AV. SCOTT Aa CO.,
SI1IBT M ABiCFACTCBEBJS,
AMD DKALKBA VX
MEN'S' FUBNISHING OOODS
NO. 814 CBENNCT STBEET.
FOUR DOOliH BELOW THB "CONTINKNTAi,'
PATENT SHOULDER - SEAM
kHIBT NANVFACTOBT,
ANDOEHTEEHEM'S FUBMIMUIMti STOBX
PERFECT FITTING SUlU ITS AND DRAWE1UJ
made lrom measurement at very short notlue.
All otier Vrtleles ol GENTLEMJtNM HUEHS
QOOW 111 lull varlfty.
WINCIIESTEB (HH
FURS.
1867.
FALL AND WINTER.
1867
fur house:.
(Established in 1018.)
The undersigned Invite the special attention of the
Ladlea to their large stock of ELRS, consisting of
Muffs, Tlpocts, Collars, Etc..
IN RUSSIAN BABLE,
HUDSON'S BAY SABLE,
MINK BABLB
POYAL ERMINE, CHINCHILLA, PITCH, KTO.
AU of tne LATEST STYLES, BCPERIOR ELNI3U,
and at reasonable prices.
Ladles In monrnlng wlM find handsome articles
PKBSI ANNES and SIMIAS; the latter a most bean
tlfnl Inr.
CARRIAGE ROBES, BLEIGH R0BE3, and FOOT
MUEPS, In great variety.
A. K. & F. K. WOMRATH,
r" WO. 417 Alt ll WTBF.KT.
pANCY FURO.
The snbscrlhrr having recently relumed from
Europe with an entirely new stock of
F U It H
Ot his own selection, would offer the same to his cus
tomers, made up In the latent stylos, and at reduced
pricts, at blH OLD ESTABLISHED STORE,
NO. ISO MOUTH TIIIBD STBEET,
10 2d ainrp ABOVE ARCn.
JAMES REISKY.tB
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ft O W READY,
Gentlemen's and Youths'
COOTS AND GAITERS
FOB FALL AND WINTEB WEAK.
FRENCH PATENT LEATHER BOOTS.
FINE I BENCH CALF BOOTS for Balls and Tar
ties.
BINGLE-gOLED BOOTS for Fall Wear.
LIGHT DOUBLE-SOLED BOOTofor Fall Wear.
FRENCH CORK-bOLED BOOTS, very easy for
tender feet.
QUILTED SOLED BOOTS made by hand.
GUM BOLED BOOTS, very durable, and guaranteed
to keep the teet dry.
Having fitted the second story of my store for some
ol my workmen, 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. B85 ABCH STBEET,
S28smw8m One door below Sixth,
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT
REDUCED PRICES.
FALL AND WINTER STYLES OF FkRbT-CLABS
WORK on band and made to measure.
The best material used In all our work.'
BOYS' BOOTS AND SHOES, of the best quality,
always on hand.
DARTLETT,
NO. 88 SOUTH SIXTH STBEET,
917Jrp
ABOVE CHESNUT.
WINDOW BLINT'S AND SHADES.
831, CHARLES L HALE, 831,
(Late Salesman and Superl itendent for B. J. Williams)
NO. 831 ABCH STBEET,
MANUFACTURES 07
VENETIAN BLINDS AND WINDOW SHADES.
Largest and finest assortment In the city at the
LOWEST PRICES, 9 23 2m8p
UPHOLSTERING IN ALL IT8 BRANCHES.
Qa J. WILLIAMS & SONS,
HO. 16 NOBTB SIXTH STBEET,
MANCIACTURERS OF
VENETIAN BLINDf?
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
Largest and finest assortment In the city at the
LOWEBT PRICES.
Repairing promptly attended to.
STORE EHAPK8 made and lettered. 9 252m8p
LEGAL NOTICES.
"VT OTICP. IN THE MATTER OF THE
XN PHILADELPHIA STEAM PUMP AND TOW-
lJNtl lOMrAiN y. US-
Notice is hereby given that the report of the Au
ditor appointed by the Court of Common Pleus fur the
City and County of Philadelphia, to report upon the
petition to dissolve the said corporation, aud to settle
lis atiairs, was hied lu tho said Court on the llKli day
of October, A. D. 18K7, aud unless exceptions are Hied
thereto before the 1'Jlh day ot November. A. 1). 1HU7.
me Ham report win ne couiirmeu, anu the corporation
actoruiugiy utpsoiveu.
uy oiuer or me couri.-
T. O. WEBB.
10 IA thB fit Pro-Prothonotary.
TTNION PAbTK AND HlZl'KO COMPANY.
Kj A Paste lor Box-makers, Bookbinders, Paper'
Hangers, blioeniukers, I'ocael-oooK Mvkers, Jitll
Posters, etc it will not sour. Is cheap and always
reaily lor use. Refer to J. B, Llpnincott A Co., ilevar
A Keller, William ftlann, l'lillmlelpnitt Jmiutrrr,
Harper Brothers, Americau Tract Boolety, and ot.iers.
Hole Agents, I, I CRAG1N t CO., No. M lia-
M nt'K Htreeu . w
"VTKW YOKK DYKINW AND PUINTING
1 N ESTA BLIHHM ENT Works on Staten island
Olllce In Philadelphia. No. 4t N. EiUHTU Street
t west Blue;.
Thl. nM and well-known Conmany, the laraeit of
Its kind In the uwM, ana in ine lorty-niiitii year ol
it. eilslence, 1. prepared, with the most extenslv
and iinnrovea macuinery. to n. cuanm. urn nnt.n.
In a muniier unequalled, every variety ol juruioul
and niece iroods.
oarmentn clftinied by our new Fronoh procesi
unuumi oetng ripteu. vuiuiuhiu
REDDING
OF EVERY DKSOItll'TIOIf.
AT
IJEDUCED IIIICI.
WIIOI.I iSAI.E ANU BET AIL.
ao.oaa iiidue avenue neab vine nt,
IZStuthsrO
J. O. FULLER.
n A L T I M ORE
t,i, i'j IMPROVED BA8B TURNING
m FIRE-PLACE ICEATEB,
1 WITH
MBal a IIltimlsaM-f
i" " Itoora.
,1 J. T7.rfiil snd Perfect Healr In Use. To
V'TreaodPetallof J.M. U-AliK,
W MAJR El 4 Ivvt'him
WAiCrifcS, JEWELRY. ETC.
LEWIS LADOMUS & CO.,
DIA1KI0RD DEALERS AND JEWELLERS,
No. HOU CH1C8NUT HXI11C1CT.
CrkT the aUenl,on of -
JERTS' AND LABIF-. WATOIE,
Just received, ef the finest European makers.
Independent quarter, econd, ana seli-winnm. tn
gold ana silver rases. en-winding, In
Also, AMERICAN WATCHES of all slim.
IMuuiosd Sets, Pins, Studs, KIiiks, etc. "
-!2U,iM.,Clllle Urnet n" El'uscao Bets, In
gr at variety, im
SOLID SILVERWARE of all kinds, IneluoiuBa.
large aasortnient suitable tor Bridal Preienia.;
FINE WATCHES.
W e keep always on baud an assortment of
LAIIIEN' AMD UENTN' "FINS WATCHES
Of the best Amerlnan and PoreIKn Makers, all war
ranted to give complete satisfaction, aud at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
FAItll & lUiOTIIKIt,
Importers of Watches, Jewelry, Musical Boxes. eto,
HHsuithJrp No. 824 CHESNUT St., below Fourth.
Especlrl attention given to repairing Watches and
M usical Boxes by ElRST-CLAbH workmen.
WATCHES, JEWJaUY.
W. W. CASSIDY,
KU. 1 SOUTH SECOND STBEET,
Offers an entirely new and moat carefully selected
stock, of
AMERICAN AND GENEVA WATCHE8.
JEWELRY,
SILVER-WARE. AND FANCY ARTICLES O
EVERY DESCIUPTION sulUble
FOB BBIBAL OB IIOEIBAT PBENESTS.
An examination will show my stock to be nnsni
passed In quality and cheapness. M
Particular attention paid to repairing.
C. RUSSELL & CO.,
KO. 2'J K0KTH SIITH STBEET,
OFFEB OME OF THE JLABOEST STOCKS
OP
FINE FRENCH CLOCKS,
OF THEIB OWN IMPOBTATIOIT, l!f TUB
"TV. 6 261
AMERICAN WATCHES,
The best in the world, sold at Factory Prices,
C. & A. PEQUICNOT,
MANUFACTURERS OF WATCH CASES,
No. IS South SIXTH Street.
8 8 Manufactory, Ao. 21 & TITTB Street.
gTERLINGr SILVERWARE MANUFACTORY '
NO. 414 E.OCUST STBEET,
G E O K G E 8 II AJX. 17,
Patentee of the Ball and Cube patterns, manufactures)
every description of fine STERLING SILVER
WARE, and offers for sale, wholesale and retail,
choice assortment of rich aud beautiful goods of new
styles at low prices. S 2s 3m
I J.M. SHARP. A. ROBERTS.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF METALS, NEW QTJARTERMAS
1ER STORES, AND LUMBER,
Depot QuARTEniiASTicft's Omen
Wahhimoton, D. C, Oct. tn. imfj.f
Will be sold at nubile auction, on MONDAY. Nn.
vember it, at Lincoln Depot, under the direction of
iirevei. vuiuum a. r. m,UA i, a. 14. M.:
60 TtoitM-.tthiia bit milks, moreorless,
30 AM BULANIES, wornT
260 A RM y WAGOAS, worn.
7 SPRING do. do.
Several of these SDrlne Waeons are of verv anno.
rlor finish.
The Mules offered are a very select lot, well worthy
the attentlun of purcbsseis.
Alter wnicu tne following Metals ana Vluartermas-
ter ruores, entirety utw, to wit:
1.15U.0WI lbs. Iron
lOt .000 lbs. Steel, assorted.
B.i'no copper,
l.tOU " Copper bot
toms, LPflO lbs. Lead,
BOf'.wo " Horse shoes,
610, COO Mule do.
600 Empty Bottles.
iu.vuu - unains, uo.
l5,ouo Bolts,
I.00O stove Feet,
S Olio Broom Handle,
600 Lamp Chimneys,
00 pieces Lamp Wiclc.
Tcgether with a number or miscellaneous articles,
consisting In part of Carpenters' aud Blacksmllba'
Tcgether with a number of miscellaneous articles,
ouhlBtliie In part of Carnenters' and Blacksmiths
Tools, bunh Weights, Knives, Engines, Globe Valvea,
X1I0 DllKStk, VIKi CfcV.
Also, the lollowlug Wagonmnkers' Lumber
6,000 feet la - Inch Onki
6,000
feet 6-luch
Oak:
Plank.
8,f 00 feet 2-inch do. do.
7.1 00 leet 2i-lnch do. do.
-iaoir.
8,000 feet 4-inch Hickory
Plank,
12,000 feet Plank, assorted
42 tx 0 feet B.iuch do. do. I
111 atii ret 4-lnrh do. rlo.l
Bices.
and continue from
Sale to commence at )0A,M
rinv In riuv nnlll Rll are sold.
Horses, M ules, and Wagons will be sold singly; other
articles in lois.
The Metals win ne aenvereo 10 purcnasers at Slxtu
street wharf, or at railroad depot.
Catalogues 01 sate can ne naa on anpi.
Terms Cash In Government tunas.
By order of the Quartermaster-General.
J. O. MoFERRAN,
Depnty Quartermaster-General,
10 28 12t Brevet Brigadier- Gen. U. B, Army.
B
00K AQKNTB IN LUCE AT LAST.
The crisis Is passed. The bonr has 00 tne to lift the
Veil of secresy which baa hitherto enveloped the ;unei
history 01 tne great civil war, ana tnisia aone oy oilwtfj
lug to the public General L. O. Baker's
HISTORY OF THE SECRET SERVICE.
For thrilling Interest this book transcends all the
romances ot a thousand'ears. and conclusively prove
that "truth Is stranger than notion."
Agents are clearing from (200 to IKK) per month,
which we can prove to any doubting applloaut. A
few more can obtain agencies In territory yetuuooou-
pled. Address
P. GABBETT CO.,
WO, 70S CHESNUT STBHKT,
ru Philadelphia;
: INSTRUCTION.
QTBVKN8DALE INSTITUTE.
BOARDING SCHOOL EOR VOUNQ LADIES,
Terms Board, Tuition, etc. per scholastic year, f 500.
NO EXTRAS.
Circulars at Messrs, Fairbanks A Ewlng's, No. 711
CHESNUT Street; also at Messrs. T. B. tersoa
Brothers', No. 808 CHESNUT Street.
Address, personally or by note,
N FOSTER BROWNE, Principal
10 g thmtf RjuuthAmboy, N. J
CHEAPEST A
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