THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, OOTOBKll 11, 180).
maim:.
Trrrlble llurrlcitne.
AASTroKT. Oct. 5, viu liansror, Oct. 0. This
town wits viHitcd by a luil,il hurricane last
Diktat. Vessels, wbnrvex, florid, nnd Hsli-housufl
were smashed to atoms, and a largo quantity of
fish and oil destroyed. Tho ptoauicr Now York
narrowly escaped loss with all on board. She
Wun driven nshore and lost both anchors and
rudder. Many merchants here have lout all
their property. Tho heaviest losses are: J. t
. Oritllu, $-10,000; E. W. French. frOOOO. J.
Trillin Install their vessels, lisli, and storuhouses.
J. 8. Pcarce lost his cioro wmI all his stock.
Most of our fishing vessels are in pieces.
The Jnlc m Ci.Hlport.
Eaptport, Oct. 0, via li.ingor, Oct. 0
Twenty-seven vessels ore nshuro In Hutnney's
Bay. The schooners Homp and Percy were
badly damaged. Tho schooner Klo was lost in
St. Andrew's Hay, with all on board. A barqne
t New river was lost, with all on board, seven
teen in number, (irand Meiiiin Island is swept,
with all tho weirs and smoke-houses. Tho
towns of Lubcc, Pembroke, and l'crry lose
Lcavlly. This tornado has done more dain.ige
to Eastport than tho great lire did. Tho vessels
ashore are as follows: Sarah, Ward, Kob, M. J.
Laughton, Margie, Conroy. lioston, Starlight,
yi'cedwell. Empress. Hums, Ilclle, Debonnaire,
Willie, Mowe, and others. Tlie Convoy, Speed
well, Commodore, ami some others nre complete
wrecks. The revenue cutter Norswood was dis
abled at the beginning of tho storm, and could
render no assistance. All the smokehouses are
down. The loss cannot bo less than $500,000. A
large part of tho town is a perfect wreck.
Ttic (Jnlc nl I wlit on.
I.ewiston, Me., Oct. I Evening The Jour-
nol has a report of a great freshet in Swift river,
in Oxford eountv, showing a rise of thirty-six
feet in twelve hours in that stream, which is a
tributary of tho Androscoggin. The improve
ments of the Denniston Steam Mill Company,
for lumbering operations, were destroyed, and
their large da:n washed away. Scores of farms
were covered several feet, deep with sand, and
many houses nnd barns were demolished. The
people barely escaped villi their lives, and with
children in their arms, to the mountains. Tho
farmers living on the river arc impoverished
and homclccs.
Rloxi'by Anxiouw to Kill or be Killed.
The rumor that a duel had been fomrht in the
vicinity of Alexandria, by Colonel Uoyd, tho
Military Sheriff of Fuuiiuicr county, and Mosoby,
the guerilla, is incorrect. The following letter,
dated October 3, is Mosebys challenge, "and as
it has not yet been replied to, it Is not probable
that there will be a hostile meeting:
Wakkenton. Oct. 3, 18):). Sir: Your note
n me aa is evasive, ir i omiueu your ouensive
language, it was because I desired no explana-
, I I f TT .
wn or apology. jmv object lias been to test
w hether you would light as 'a gentleman, and to
remove all pretext for farlher equivocations, I
now quote your objectionable language. You
said that "you could prove, in Pennsylvania,
that 1 was a highway robber." I now demand
Fatisfaction, not explanation or equivocation.
AVill you fight? Colonel Smith has full authority
to act. Kcspectfully, your obedient servant,
JOJiN S. M.OSJiV.
Colonel "V. II. Boyd.
An Earthquake at St. Tlionins.
A letter has been received stating that on the
17th of September the island of St. Thomas was
visited by an earthquake, which occurred at ten
minutes before 3 o'clock P. M., which shook the
city of St. Thomas to its foundations. The
shocks were so severe as to materially injure
many of tho buildings, shattering tho walls of
the Spanish and Union Hotels and other large
structures, which caused a general panic among
the inhabitants and the entire suspension of
business. The day had bceu excessively hot,
without tho slightest breeze, tho thermometer
Indicating '.12 degrees; the barometer 30 degrees,
indicating fair weather. In the interval between
the lirst shock and 11 o'clock P. M., nine distinct
shocks occurred, producing widespread terror
and dininny. The writer concludes by saying:
"I bad experienced many severe shocks, but
nothing to compare with those of yesterday.
There has been notbiug like it since the great
earthquake of 18t7."
A Minvn Correction Irom ;ciirrul Ilifzrn.
Brevet Maior-Geiieral W. 15. llazcn, in a let
ter dated at Hiram. Ohio, October 4, addressed
to the Associated Press, Washington, says:
I notice in the special Washington despatches
of October 2, published in the West, the follow
ing: "Tirr CHEitoKi:n settlers.
"Statements from persons well known here,
and regarded as perfectly reliable, have been re
ceived concerning tho reported outrages by set
tiers on the Cherokee neutral lauds.
"The writers say that the reports circulated
against settlers are. in a great part, manufac
tured in the Interest of railroad and land com
panies." The foregoing is false In every particular, and
flionld be corrected.
The parties engaged in those outrages have
from tho first ingeniously denied the charges
against them in such a way as to prevent, I
possible, any inquiry into tho matter by the
Government.
In September I was sent there with troops on
account of these troubles, and a personal inves
tigation found all the charges of capturing engi
neer parties, partially hanging one of tho engi
neers, burning up all their instruments and pro
perty, the tools and property of working parties,
and many thousand ties, literally true iu every
case, besides much that has never been re
ported at all, as it greatly retards the prosperity
of the country.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Fur additional Marine Xeirn net J'Hret rage.
AT MAN AO FOR FlilLADELPIlIA-TUIS DAT.
Bl'N Hikes ti'ttf I Moon Skts S"47
hLN Skis. 6H7 I Hum Wateb 4 'M)
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
T.K.I moi, (
COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
Thomas U. Hand,
COMMITTEE ON ATU'TTIt TfONS,
J. O. .lames. George L. Ruzhy, K. A. RouJor,
imam w. ruui, iDM. Li. niuepio.
"iMOVEMKNTM OK OCKAN STKA.lISIim.
KOH A i1 ERIOA.
CofWB!iinfftonLiveriMoL....Nev Yurie Sept. S3
Russia Liverpool New York Oct. 2
SilcBia Havre Now York Oct. 2
O. ol Dublin Antwerp Now York Oct. i
toll EUROPE.
Hnminonia Now York. ...Hamburg Oct. 12
I'hina Now York. ...Liverpool Oct. I J
Manhattan Now Vork. ...Liverpool Out. LI
Tama Now York.. ..Liverpool Out. . 14
Main Now York. ...llreinon Out. 14
O.of YVastiirjKtonNow York. ...Liverpool Oct. hi
liritamiia Now York . ... Hukk'o w Out. I'!
Lutuyutte New York. ...Havre Oot. IS
Krudand New York.... Liverpool Oct. ltl
Etna New York....Livoroool . .. ; Oct. 19
Atulanta New York. ...London Oct. 2:1
City if Antwerp. Now York.... Liverpool Dot. i!J
O. of Bruoat la. . .Now York. ...Liverpool Oct. M
, OOAK'I W ISE, DO.MKSTIO. KTO.
Pioneer Philada Wilmington Oct. 11
Juniata Philada Now Orleans Oct. 14
J. V. Everman .Philada, Charleston Oct. II
AtorroUustle....Now York. ...Havati't Oct. 14
(J. ol Mexioo New York.. ..Vera Cruii .... j Oct. 14
Mr-rrimaok New York. ...Rio Juuoiro Oct. 13
Mails are forwarded by every summer in the regular lines.
T he st.oa.ners furor from Liverpool call at Ouoonxtowu, ex
cept the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry. The
steamers for or from the Continent call at Huuihamptoo.
, , cleared Saturday!
bhii) Westmoreland, Letournau, Now Orleans, J. R. Pen
roke. Steamship Roman, Borss, Boston, II. Win nor A On.
Ital. barque Fawiuale Ajollo, La Naaa, iiriatol, Hag., via
New York, Workman A Co.
BriK V. 1. Merryman, Clover. Mobile, S. Lathhury i Oo.
Br. bri Florence. Davison, Halifax, Workman A Co.
Schr 'leaner. Henley, Portland, Warren A iirei;ir.
Kt-hr A. H. Edwards, Uartlelt, Kojbury, Weld, NaKle i.
Schr L. A. Danenhower, Shoppard, Boston,
Dame Veto, (..age. New York,
do.
do.
ARRIVED YERTERDAY.
Steamship Kanila, Brooks, 'it noun from New York,
wit u mdse. to John F. Ohl.
Br. barque CeorRe Bell, Cann, 4(1 days from Liverpool,'
with salt to John U. Penrose. Encountered very heavy
westerly winds.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Slnraer Black Diamond, Meredith, il hours from Now
York, with mdae. to W. Al. Baird A Co.
KtesnierO. Comstock, Drake. 24 hours from New York.
With nide. to W. Al. Baird A Co.
bteanier W. Wbilldin, JliKxans, 13 houn from Bilti-
a.vf , rtiUJ sain, t Urns Jt,
BEI)W.
Barqnn bnnlln, from Oreenjck ; also, a llht English
barque, name unknown,
E ASTON A McMAllON'H BUt.T.F.TiN.
NBW Yoke Ofpick, ) . 9. hix barRM loavo In tow
to-Bipht, lor Baltimore, litht.
Bai.timokf. Hkani h Officb, Oct. 9. Th follontoa;
borne leave In tow to-nfffht eanward :
liockwofHt ; O. P. liter; Jar-ob Oroii1; Fannlo (lo'l lard ;
WatyX; Pntnr 'J'anocy ; H. V. Do Witt; llirvuy WrUht;
O. A, Dorntield ; tronnidefl; M. A. Louj:hney; and O, A.
riilliinaii, all with coal for Nftw York.
Jmr Hcnd, with coul for Piiilaitelphla.
I'BIIjU'H.i hia BiKNcif OKFK K, Out. 11. TlMl barge
Vto, with coal for New York, loit Saturday night.
L. 3. 0.
fnt TTLmtrtArn.l
I l" K, Del.. Oct. P. I'umml ,,nt, brig Tubal fTsln for
Key Vf,l ; ting l-.innia luiis Miller, f r -nvannuh. Lying
at the hrenkwater, brig Pntoniao. Wind HK.
bpi ken, bnga C. W, Hin, and Anifdla, from Biltimora
for I'o.'iten, linrnegat. benrinir NW, 4.', milos. I'.nantDd,
Cape Ilenlcpen V. by S. 6o miles, brig Cairo, Irom Boston
for Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA.
PlenniKriip Wyoming, Toal, for Philadolphln, clnarod at
rtaviiMiiih iith innt.
hteamKhip J. W. Evprman, Hinckley, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Charlnnton !'th innt.
Barque Aden. MrMowan, for Philadelphia, ontorod out
at Liv.'rpmil 25th ult.
Burqtio litnliipie, Durkee, for Philadelphia, soiled from
Falmouth UHh ult
Brig Ni uvilan, Tnsak, benco for Portland, at flolmos'
Hole ?th lpf.t.. find luiilnfl iiuii tipit mornintr.
Bng Mi'tildn, Hix, bonce tor Boston, sailod trom Holmes' ,
Hole A. M. hth inst.
Brig Mouutain Eagle, Bnrge, from Rt. John, N. B., for j
riiiladi'lphia, having repaired, was ready to sail at Fall i
Kivor ith inat. I
Brig I.i77in Wymnn, Oninngo, hence for Wahin)rton, D.
C, v.aa oil t he Wolf Trap 7t u mst. P.M. I
Schr (.nhlen I'aglo. llowea. for l'liiladeiohia. fliilod from '
New Hedtnid 7th inRt.
Scl,r K. B. Emery, Shnw, hence, at BoBton Sth inst.
Schr Mary K. I.ontt, Hardy, for Philadelphia, was load
ing nt. St. Miiry'R, lis., 2d inat.
Schr. I. L Mnloy, Uussoll, for Philadelphia, siiilod from
Powtnrket 5th iiit.
Schr It. M. HriHikinRg, Douglass, for Philadolphia, sailed
from Bath tith insr.
.Schr Spin, lirown, hence, at Savannah th Inst..
Schr L. S. Leverinjr, Coraon, hence, at BoMon S(h inst.
Sehrs Lncy, llurltiurt, trcm llilltnro, N. It . and s-;"0,
Vi'i Jnh, trom Portsmouth, N. II., both for t'hiladelph.a,
(ailed fn in HolineV Hole 71 h inat..
Schrn E. H. Navlor, Naylc.v, and S. B. Thomas, Arnold,
fiom Moaton for Philadolphia, at Holmes' ilolo A. M. 7th
inatant.
Schra Decora, Tngalls, nnd Alaak.i, Clark, for Philadol
phia, ch ared at New York i'th innt.
SohrS. 1 1. Crocker, from Philadelphia for Taunton, was
run into night of Mhinit., while in the bay below Now
York, ly an unknown achooner, damaging her in tho bow.
Schr Beacne, kellcy, from Boston for Philadelphia,
sailed from New Loudon Sth inat.
Schr llanimh Blackman, Jcnea, hence, at Apponans?
Uth iiiht.
Schr W'm. Collynr, Taylor, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Apponaiig i;th irat.
Kchr Oeoro Hotchkiss, Rnckett, henco, at Puwtncket.
7th Inst.
Schr Jntnea H. Moore, Nickerson, for Philadelphia, and
Lottie. Taylor, for Wilmington, Del , cleared at Boston
7th inat.
Hclir (ViLg'ess. Yolk, henco for Portland, nt Holmoj'
Dole A. M. iith inst., and sailed again next mo-ning.
Schr Osseit, Walsli, Irom Povurnoutb, N. It., for Phila
delphia, at at Helnios' Hole P. Al. titb inat.
Schr Ira Blina. Hudaon, henireat Providence Sth lnr,t.
Schr Win. O. Barllett, Bartlott, henco, at Ka.it Green
wich Iith inat.
Sehrs tiunt, Warwick, from BoBton; S. Smith, White,
from Dightou; nnd Amelia, Boehe, trom Providence, till
for Philadelphia, passed Hell Gae Sth inst.
Schr ('ohaaaett, Phinney, hence for Now London, passed
Hell CatoSth inst.
bchr Cornulius, henco, at Norwich 7th inst,
NOTICF TOMARINERS.
Notice is Riven that the Bell Tower at Pond Ialand Light
Station, Me., was blown down in the late galo and the bell
injured. The ringing will be discontinued until further
notice.
POLITICAL..
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.
;ovci-nor,
MAJCR-GENEItAL JOUM W. GEARY.
JikIkc or the Supreme Court,
HON. HENRY W. WILLIAMS.
Oilv Trrnsmrcr,
JOSEni r. MARCER.
t hy t'oininlKvidiicr,
THOMAS M. LOCKE.
It ccoi iloi- f DcdiN,
JOHN A. HOUSEMAN.
Piotboiiotnrv of the District Court,
CAPTAIN WILLIAM K. HOPKINS.
Clerk of the Court of (f uiirter Session.
THOMAS AbHTON.
Coroner,
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
Srnntor Fli'Nt DUtricl,
WILLIAM W. WATT.
AtiMCiiibly,
1st District L. U. THOMAS.
fid DlBtrat GEORGE MAXWELL.
3d HtBtrict
4th District WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
6th Dlatrlct-JOSEPH K. McCAMMON.
Cth District ROBERT C. GRAHAM.
7th District ROBERT JOHNTONj,
6th DlHtrlct JAMES V. STOKES.
9th District JAMES BERRY.
lUth District Colonel EL1S1IA W. DAVI.
11th District WILLIAM M. BUNN.
12th District ALEXANDER A DAI RE.
lllth District JOSEPH A. QESZ.
11th Dlstrlct-JOHN CLori).
3 Mil District ADAM ALLBRIGHT.
10th District Colonel MARSHALL C. 1I0XG.
nth District WATSON COMLY.
isth District JAMES MILLER. b 7 6 11
REPUBLICANS OF THE FIFTEENTH
WARD.
DID DR. BUB NELL BROOM K A REPUBLICAN
BI'IORK THE CLOSE OF THE WAR?
He was not a Republican in June, It! ii, when tho Cop
perhcads in Select Council elected him a Director of
Cirurd College
He was not a Republican in January, IRK!, when the
Copperhead in Common Council elected uiiu a Tiustoe of
tho Gas Works.
He vaB not a Republican in February, lcfi3, when, in the
Gas '1'iunt, ho hud every Republican uisnubsod from their
employ, because thru Republicans.
He was not a Republican in August, WA, when he
sought the Copperhead nomination to Congress and was
defeated by NoitrmioP.
He was not a Republican iu September, 184, when he
appeared in the Chicago Vallandigham Peuoe Convention,
asa member from tho l'ourth Congressional District.
He was not a Republican when he rodo in the groat
McClclInn peuce pruecHsiuu, in the character and regalia
of a delegate to tho Clmago Convention, on the Saturday
night previous to the Presidential olection, in 18tH.
Ho was not I a Republican in February, lKtjo. When
Hii.i.im, McMankh, MHJ.MI, and Baknks tk their souts
in the Board of Gas liustoes, they mot him as a Dome
crat.
He wits not a Republican in March, lfi'TJ, when be com'
tilumed. with great bitterness, in the Gus Board, that.
the Republlcins hud followed bis Democratic example
and hud turned out uH.his Democratic friends.
How, as the Wareloatd in April, IH65, bow long boforo
its close did Dr. Ht llnr.i.ii oocomo a nepunncun j
BUT Wo are told in Wi!1, live yean after the event,
that ho is prepared to produce aJH-lavIt that he voted for
President Lincoln in 1H01. In other wilds, iu order to
obtain i ttice, be is ready to prove that, wiiilo he was act
lug wi'lli and was trusted by his Demoorat c friends, he
was ,,(! them and acting in bad faith.
Is it wise to trust a man that boosts of his own bad
faith who pompously parades himsell as a Copperhead
on Saturday night, and on the following Tuesdayldeoeivoi
bis friends by voting against tho candidate he helped to
nominate r t
Can men who fonght for the Plug, who voted forthe
Plug, who loved tho I lag, accept aslhoir resprosuntativo
thjstx Copperhead, who, having conuuereu all the ottioes
within his reach in the Domocratio party, now seeks the
most honorable poxition in the Republican party?
AstheRIMO could ot find one of th live thousand
Republican voteiainthe Ward hom thoy conld tru it in
Select Cour.cU. tin PKOPLK, in public meeting assem
bled, have soler.tad B. V. GlICNN as th Ropublioan can
didate. We nod not tell ou ne deservos-as we hopo
be will receive the voto of evory Republican in the
wU(J. wait
POLITICAL.
jpjF PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 4, 1809.
Hmlamin F. fVomi, T..'
Desr Sir: A large number of tho Repnblioan eitianns
of tho Fifteenth want, aatistWl that or. W. W. ItUlt
NKLLwasnot the rop( r perron t reprearmt tho ward
in Soieet Conncil, anil th.it ha eoiilil not poa-ilily be
t lected, took tho liberty, at a puhlin mieting held on t.ho
Sl'lhult.,to iioiuinatfl yon as an indepen lent candtdato
for that position. It wa done under ho belief tlat the
imprests of tno Hnpuhliean party, tho Interests of t he
ward, and the widespread dissntiofaction with Dr. Br
ncll, would induce ye n to accept the niiniu:ition.
Tho nndersignen, who participated in that, niefting,
would he glad inhn.tr from you, iu onbrtha', in case
you accept, tho proper measures may bo ndnot'"! to phtce
your namo properly before the people of tho ward, and
thus, v. hope and believe, aeenre your eloction.
Yf.nrs. verv rBiecr.fullv.
tir.me ai. tiatns.
John R. Senior,
J Tilge,
William S. Bi!)ing,
Henry Belblnld,
Oeerge M lliken,
'I hotnas W. PntW,
10. Mcl'srlalid,
tieorge I''. Liwis, Jr.,
F'.dwurd D. laiwis,
Samuel Cooko,
K. P. Server,
Al. Buird.
William O. Stnnd,
George Buriiham,
B. F. Hart,
John S. Wealey,
IiaaeC. Price,
It. C Chesehorough,
A. W. Band,
W illiam F'. Cnddes,
J. V. Lsnibrrt,
'riH.mas Caraon,
S C. t:ollins,
F'rank C. l'otts,
1"(X) OllEKN PTPF.KT, PHILADKl.rillA, Oct. 4. W.
Uf'nrt. Jutnrt tl, Hurtit unit uthrr; of tht Ftftrnitk
It urtlr
JiFNTt.FMrK: Yonr eommnnieation of this dato, art-rri-.in(r
mo of my nomination for tho position of Snloet
t.duneil, is received, nnd 1 thank you for the compliment
and implied confidence.
Although 1 have always felt ft deep intorest in the civil
and political attain of the city, as well as of our common
government, I nave refrained trom seeking public posi.
lion, or accepting rlliee, notwithstanding 1 have fre
quently been urged to do so, nor would I be willmi; ut tlio
present time tt accept tho tioniinalion voluntarily ten
dered by you, If it were not for t he i itliar circumstances
ot tho case circumstances which seem to demand, for tho
furtherance of the Republican prim-iplm by which we are
guided, and which 1 fully mid heartily nndorsn, that I
shoe Id aniuiOMco in your request. I therefore accept tho
nomination tendered, and in the event of my election, I
run only promiso to fulfil the duties of the position to tho
best of my ability.
I um, Kcnt'cmen,
Yours, truly,
Iff St BKNM. V. OLKNN.
JtQ" JIKAI)QUAKTEK.i KETUBLICAN IN-
inciij:,s,
Pli'i n AND LlllRAnV RrrtEKTH, )
Octnbor 9,lK.;if
A gonorul niccting of the Club wi'l bo held ut tuo Huad
nnartoiR, MONDAY F.VENINO, October 11, I860, at 8 o'clock.
Members and their frionds lire cordially invitod to
attend.
Several spnakors will address the mooting.
By order of the Executive Committoe.
ALKX. P. OOLKSBERRY, Trosidont.
W. IlAr.ltY Mtbi.F.n, Secretary. 10 9 2t
FOR I1EPRESENTATIVE,
FOURTEICNTII DISTRICT,
ROBERT KNOX MILLER.
10 9 2t
LUMBER.
18G9 SKI?! 5ffi: 18G9
HEMLOCK.
HEMLOCK.
1QlO SEASONED CLEAR PINE. 1Q.'A
IOl)J SEASONED CLEAR PINK. lOOi
CHOICE PATTERN PINE.
SPANISH CEDAR, FOR PATTERNS.
RED CEDAR.
IQiTi FLORIDA FLOORING. iQif
lOOJ FLORIDA FLOORING. lOOU
CAROLINA FLOORING.
VIRGINIA FLOORING.
DELAWARE FLOORING.
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
FLORIDA STEP BOARDS.
RAIL PLANK.
1 QfiO WALNUT BOARDS AND PLANK. J Oifi
1 0 1) V W MJs C T BO A I DS A N I ) PLAN K. 1 0 1) U
WALNUT POAL'DS.
WALNUT PLANK.
IfJ'fi UNDERTAKERS' LUMBER. 1Q'(
lOUif UNDERTAKERS' LUMBER. lOOl'
RED CEDAR.
WALNUT AND PINE.
1809
SEASONED TOPLAR.
SEASONED CHERRY.
18G9
ASH.
WHITE OAK PLANK AND EOA'tUS,
HICKORY.
1 fc'Cl CIGAR BOX MAKERS' -I Qfi
lOUU CIGAR BOX MAKERS' 1001
SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS,
FOR SALE LOW.
IC'fi CAROLINA SCANTLING. lO'li
lOOU CAROLINA II. T. KILLS. J OO J
NORWAY SCANTLING.
18C9
CEDAIt SIIINtiLES. - Qf,
CYPKESS SHINGLES. lOOi
MAULE, BROTHER CO.,
No. 'UMi SOUTH Street.
us
J KITED STATES UU1LDEHS' MILL,
FIFTEENTH STREET, BELOW MARKET,
ESLER & BE0THEE, Proprietors.
WOOD MOULDINGS,
BltACKETS, ETC.
BALUSTERS AND TURNING WORK.
A Large Stock always on liand. 8 11 3ra
T ANELPL AN K, ALL TIIICKNESSEsZ.
X 1 COMMON PLANK, ALL Til TChlNKSSES
1 COMMON BOARDS.
1 and 3 Sl DIC EKNCIC BOARDS.
WH1TKP1NK FI.OOKINl HOARDS.
YELLOW AADSAPPINK FLOOKINGS, IV and 4 V.
SPRUCE JOIST, ALL SIZES. '
HEMLOCK JOIST, ALL STZF.S.
PLAS I I.R1NG LATH A SPECIALTY.
Together with a general assortment of Boildintr T.um.
bey, torsale low for caali. T. W. S.l A 1,1'Z,
8 26 Cm l ll'TEENTH and STILES Streets,
LUMBER UNDER C O V R,
ALWAYS DRY.
Walnut, Whlto Tine, Y'ellow Tine, Spruce, Hem
lock, Shingles, etc., alwnys on hand at low rates.
WATSON A- GILLINGIIAM,
S g" No. 921 RICHMOND Street, ltth ward,
GENT.'S FURNISHING COODS.
rriu: roi;M or fashion.
JL
CJENTS I'X'KMfSIIINCJ STORE.
MRS. MIRNIE OUM MINGS bai opened the above
named place, at No. 119 tcuth KIGH'l II SUeot, where
gentlemen cm find everything in their line.
The best fitting biUl'.'iS in the city, xeady mado or
mar; e to order.
Purchasers of twelve articles receive the thirteenth as a
Gift.
UMBRELLAS TO HIRE for23cont.e
Har.dkercUefB hf mined free of charge,
Polite Salosladins in attoudunce,
A call la roipuctiully solicited and aatisfaction
anteed.
93 MINNIK CUM MINOS.
"PATENT SHOUIiDEli-SEAM
x
6II1RT MANUFACTORY,
AN?) GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORK.
PERFECTLY FITTING SHIRTS AND DRAWER
wurie from measurement ut verv short notice.
All other articles ol GENTLEMEN'S DUES'
GOODS lu lull variety.
WINCHESTER CO.,
11 2 No. 70U CHESNUT Street.
I Is E D 11 I) a s
S 11 I 11 T S
AND
CENTS'. NOVELTIES.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.,
. No. 614 CHEfrNUT Street, Philadelphia,
f S7;rp . Four doors below Continental Hotel.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
1VEWF.LL, LANDSCAPE AND GENERA!
XT BUSINESS PHOTOOKAI'Hrfil, No. TM AHOU
Street, has every facility for takiuii phoioRiaiihaof country
seats, in or out of the Stale. Merchants, iiiuuU'acHiiers,
and iinnrteiscan huve aaiuplemuf goods LihotoKrali(iil iu
tlieeiy best stylo. t 17 liu
lU. KINKEL1N CAN HE CONSULTED ON
J ' mII disomies of a certain KnaoiitlLv. (thr.m hnun.8 to
1 K. fin. KliR. Kill. V fK I'll S'r.,k
WINES.
H E
R MAJESTY:
CHAMPAGNE. I
215 SOUTH FRONT STKE15T.
nilK Al TENTION OF THE TRADE 18
1 solicited to the followinc Ton Choioe Wiam. a La.. fo
lbr , ,,..,-
'uiun IjUMoUjv,
US SOUTH FRONT STREET,
ril AMFAONK.S. Aveuta for hp. iu.. ih. h
Mcntbfllu, Oarle lileuo, Carte Wane ho, and Oliarlea
l-siro's tiraud in Kuiienie, and Vin Imperial, M. Kle-r
man A Co., of Mayence, Sparkling Moselle and KULNM
IMADKiKAO.-inn isiann. Mouth side Kwerre.
Nil 1-KKli-S. F. kudollibn. Anmnltlluln 'I'm.. V.I.
ette, Pale and tiohlen Bar, Crown, eto.
I'tiHTS. vinno voino ueat, Valletta, and Urown.
(ll.A HK'I S l'roniis A inn A (iin.. Mimlfsmnit uil Rnv.
den in, Clarets and Santome Wines.
1. 1 W. - tvteoer r-an.--
BHANDil'.b. Heunosaoy, Otard, Dupny A Co.'svaHons
vintage. i 6
. n li at i r i) u
& McOAIiL,
11 A AO A (l i O
rios. lJtt WAiNU'i ana ill uhsmib Htroota,
Importors of
BRANDIES, WINKS, OIN, OIJVK OIL, ETC.,
1ND
COMMISSION MKRCUANTS
For the sale of
URK OIJL RYE, WUKAT, AND BOURBON W1IIS.
KlI'S. t'M'M
( lAKSTAIUvS' OLIVE OIL AN INVOIOK
of the above for sale by
6a2ji5 Nos.lJ6 WALNUT and al OilANtTK Sta.
PAPER HANCINGS.
AGLET, CCOME & EWiNC,
LATE WITH HOWELL A EROS.
PAPEE IIAHGIHGS,
Ho. I3G3 CHESNUT Street.
GEORGE F. NAGLE.
1L II. COOKE, lute ol lirm ol Howell A Brothers.
H. C. EWING. I) 21 linwltn
ggEAN & WARD,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE
PAPER HANGINGS,
HO. 251 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
BETWEEN WALNUT AMD 8PBUCB,
FniLADELTniA.
COUNTRY WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED
TO. S 18S
T OOK1 LOOK ! ! LOOK! ! ! WALL PAPERS
Ji nod Linen Window Shrdes Manufactured, tho
cheapest in the city, at JOHN.Vi'ON'n Depot, No. ln.fcl
S-'HIN(i OARDKN Street, bnlow I'.lcveuth. Brancii, No.
307 FEDERAL Street, Camduu, lew Jersey. 2 ii;
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETO.
ESTABLISHED 1828.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, and
FANCY GOODS.
G. V. XtJSIilLIL,,
NO. 93 N. SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
I C H JEWELRY,
JOHN BBENNAN,
DIAMOND DEALER AND JEWELLER,
NO. 13 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,
8 S mwf Ornrp PHILADELPHIA.
WILLIAM li. WARNE (V, CO..
f-I'A. Wholesale Pnalers in
ATI '11 1 s: (K11 lu-a'L'Tnv
b. K. corner SKVEKTtl and CIlKSN'tfr Streets,
r-ecena uoor, uuu iaio 01 mo. uo o. j 111 Kif m..
J E R K 1 C K & SONS
BOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
No. 430 WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM WRIGHT'S PATENT VARIABLE
CUT-OEP STEAM ENGINE,
Regtilaterl by the Governor.
MERRICK'S SAFETY HOISTING MACIIINE,
Patented June, 18C8.
DAVID JOY'S
PATENT VALVELESS STEAM HAMMER
D. M. WESTON'S
PATENT SELF-CENTRING, SELF-BALANCING
CEN'llUFL'GAL SUGAR-DliALNINU MACHINE.
AND
RO EXTRACTOR.
For Cotton or Woollen Manufacturers. T 10 mwr
t. VAUGHN aULiUUCK. WILLIAM B. MEKBIOS.
JOHN K. COPK.
I R E WORK.
GALVANIZED and Painted WIRE GUARDS,
store Ironts and windows, for factory aim warehous
windows, for churches and cellar windows.
IRON and WIRE RAILINGS, for balconies, offlces
cemetery and garden fences.
Liberal allowance made to Contractors, Builders
and CarpenterB. All orders lined with proniptnes,
and work guaranteed.
ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
73Btnth0m No- l18a RIDGE Avenno Phila.
u - D -
FOR STORE FRONTS, ASYLUMS, FAC
TORIES, ETC.
Patent Wire Ruiliii!?, Iron r.edstead.H, Ornamental
Wire Work, Paper-makers' Wires, aud every variety
of Wire Work, manufactured ly
M. WALKER A SONS,
2 .tfmwl
NO. 11 N. SIXTIISttect.
L I SHED 1817.
1
S T
A II
The How Vorlt Itjohig; niul
IriullH' F.stalli.Iiiitcnl,
BTATEN ISLAND,
No 40 North FIGIITH Btroet (West Side), Philadolphia:
J M DCANK Street and 7uJ UROADWAV, New
voik.
CoKU EXCHANGE
U BAG MANUKA OTORy, "
JOHN T. BAILEY, '
N E. corner of W A R KKT and WATER Street,
l'hiladelpbia,
DEALER IN UAUH AND BAGGING
t)f every description, for
Grain. Hour, Salt, Superphosphate of Ume, Bone
A LEX A ND'eR G. CATTEL LA CO.,
No 87 WORTH WATER BTREET,
PHlLADKlfUU. 193
, II tnn.ntWlinflnDBMnnn.Aj l
This Old ami weii-.u . , 'w I'tBi'iiiuii, as usual,
with the highest decree of skill, and the most approved
l bi ery TO bVU, ULKANSK aud EINISlI every
Zvii y o.ADIES' and (JKN 1 LKMKN'S GAIIMHNT
.7, i 1 11-1 K tiOODS, in their usnnl sunoiior uianuor.l
tiARMENTS CLI'.ANbKd VVUOLK lit 17 fmw3ra
MOTE This i u"r oul omoe lu 1 "'ladolphia.
OARPETINOS, ETO.
fSVa CARPETING S.
K'CALLUK, CHEftSE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STUEftT,
liuporfers and Retailer" of
C V 1? 1 K T I IM O H
Of every description.
FALL IMPORTATIONS.
NEW DESIGNS IN MOtH'ET TE,
CROHSLIil'S VELVETS, 6-4 WIDE,
In original and exclusive patterns.
1000 TIEOES 1JRUSSELS,
Of the bcBt Ei'glisli manufitrture, of now and novel
styles, many of them designed expressly for ns.
1000 TIECES CROSSLEy TAPESTRIES,
All the newest styles.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OIL CLOTHS.
McCALLTJM, CHEASE & SLOAN'S
CARPETING AND OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET,
run.ADKi.rniA,
0 8 wftnam Opposite IndoFoadencc Hall.
E W CARPETS.
AXMINSTEKS,
WILTONS,
VELVETS,
BRUSSELS,
3-PLYS AND ISO RAINS,
Venetians, Druggets, Oil Cloths, Etc.
LECDOIYI & SHAW,
No. 910 ARCH STREET,
9 23 8mrp PDILAPELPIIIA.
CARP IS T I IS" C S
AND
C1L CLOTHS.
REEVE L. KNIGHT & SON,
No. 1222 CHESNUT STREET,
9 9 wsnmtrp PHI LADELrill A.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. ETO.
JEW CENTRAL CLOTH HOUSE.
TRIES, MALSEED & HAWKINS,
S. E. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET,
Are dally receiving largo additions to their stock of
Woollens for Men, Boys and Ladie3,
CASSIMERES, All-wool, from 75 cents upwirdd
BEAUTIFUL NErV PLAID CASSIMERES.
BLACK AND COLORED BEAVERS, from 75
upwards.
FROSTED CHlNCniLLA AND FUR REAVERS.
VELVET BEAVERS AND ASTRACIIANS.
CORDUROYS, all colors ; SATINETS AND KEN
TUCKY JEANS.
IMPERIAL PLAID CLOAKINGS, from f 1-70 up
wanla. VELV ETEENP, all colors nnd finalities.
WATERPROOFS, PLAIDS ANi MIXTURES,
WHITE, SCARLET, AND fcKY-BLL'E CLOTHS
AND CHINCHILLAS.
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, ETC. ETC.
FRIES, MALSEED & HAWKINS,
9 22 1m S. E. Corner EIGHTH and MARKET 8ts.
c
LOTH
II O
U. S
E.
J A. HI E S fc LEE,
No. II NORTH SECOND STREET,
BIOS OF THE GOLDEN LAMB,
Are now receiving a SPLENDID LINE of
Sprinq Fancy Cassimcrea,
Comprising all the best makes In tho market,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 3 23m
WINDOW CLASS.
"WINDOW GLASS."
EVANS, SHARP & CO.,
NO. 613 MARKET STREET,
Are daily receiving shipments of Glass from
Works, where they are now makiug lO.otw feet
day.
They arc also receiving shipments of
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
Rough Plate and Ribbed Glass, Enamelled
Stained, Engraved, and Ground Glass, which they
oiler at 9 3in
1 GAYEST MARKET RATES.
LEQAL NOTICES.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
J Tin? city and county of Philadelphia.
AbSinnod Estate of JOSEPH J. lilBSON, uui'viviun
partner ot the lirm of Fvitino A Oil'Soii.
The Auditor appointed ly the Court to audit, settle, uni
ndjiibt the account of W. O. COM KG YS, Euii., aHuijrnee of
JOSEPH J. OIliSON, surviving partnor ol tbo flrm of
t ruiue A Gihson, and to report distntiat ion of tlie balance.
Kill meet the parties interunted, tor tlie tmrpoxe of lux
appointment, on TUESDAY, October lit, ImoH, at 11
0 clock A. M., at Iheothce of Ktlwunl Miippen, ICiu., S. K.
corner of SIXTH aud WALNUT htruetb, iu the city of
Philadelphia.
FltllJAV, Octobers, 18ti9. 10 8 fmwai.
TNrnET)RPJ 1 ANiS' COURT FOR THE CUtY
X AND COUNTY OI" PHILADKU'llIA.
l.htate of ALKXANOEK DALLAS HAC11K, deceased.
Tho Auditor appointod by tlio Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the Hist and tlnul account of PKTEK Mot'Al.l.
and MOHTON P. HUMtY, lusyK., executors of AI.KX.
ANOlik DALLAS llAJHIO,leooued, and to repoit dis.
trihution of the hahuice iu thehundbof the accountant,
will meet the part ins interested, tor tlio purpose of his
appointment, on WEDNESDAY, flctolier 1:1, lHn!, ut
II o'clock A. M. at IiIh ollitd, No. 4iKI WALNUT Street, in
UPU.IAM D. BAKER, Auditor.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
n R. THOMAS & CO,,
DEALERS IK
Doors, B'inds, Sash, Shutters
WINDOW FRAMES, ETC.,
V. VT. CORNER Of
EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Streets
010 Sin rUlLAIXKLTillA.
AMUSEMENTS.
CLOKIOUS SUCCESS OF THE GUEAt
I F.CKOPEAN CtKOUH!
ON THE II LCMINATED MKOUNDR,
KKiTITIl 8TI K.KT, I.E'IVM.KN HACK AND INF.
A KKPUTATION FOJl HCPEKIOK FXCELLENOJB
HI:MIY tTAllLISUKD.
THR MAMMOTH PAVILION CKOWDF.D.
I'PW AHDS UK , PATKONN,
I nring tho pMt work, have witnosnod their Superb Dl
vnntii'ii Perlmnianci s
A l-HOORAMMK OK SUKPASHINO nXCELLKNOF.
. l-n.tirncitiKsli that is Novel, Interesting, TUnlbng, and
cenrational.
SECOND WFRK,
COMMENf INN AtONDAY, OCTOBER II,
M.W ATlTlACTIONS.
CIIANOK OK PEKEDH M A NOES.
First appesi-ance ot Mr. ('11 A KLES BH EKWOOU, the
fnpinal I'cter Jenkins, whopo IMerpretatioo 01 ttlia ludi
1 nuis character has heen iii!.tly termed the
INCAHNATlOiM Off OO.M EDY.
All of the I'oniou. Killer. Acrobats, 'ivuinasla, etc.
I UK INFANT WOODKil,
THE tJE.Vt Or I'll K clRtJI.E,
ThA ennirnt. I l,,wn ntrr aAon n.v.tltntin ndf.
forniatice and mimicry croated tho groalost Ueliht and
enthusiasm.
T1IR OHFAT CLOWNS,
NAM T.OM1 ,..! Vu a M u uiiii''rAt-i;a
MR. PI FUCK, THE CF.L" nKATF.lt LION" TA M ER,
n'll.L EN TEH Till.'. I1F.N 111.' Willi 1 .111x11
at the close of each performance, and feed lliom with
raw meat in the prosenco of tli:ini'liencn.
HCHKWItKH! Hlv.il KM HER!!
A PERFORM A NCI". EVEH AFTERNOON,
, At !'. o'clock.
A PERFORMANCE EVERY NIfiTlTat 7 o'clock.
ADMISSION, FIFTV CUNTS.
Children under en ye;irs, 2"i cents.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
PARKPA ROSA EXtil fSH OPERA.
carij Rosa, c. i mess a oo.,
lr. u...l ni.n..,AH
D. DK VIVO Huimcs.t Mau.urr
.,lm'D)NI(,HT, MRST TLMIC OK
MARTI A MillTlll
MADAME PAltFPA ROSA ns MARTHA
Ana the full strenuth ot the Cotupniiy.
'HIE t.RFAl' ENtil.ISIt FaI K SCENE
ill bo (fivon complete for the rlrt time in Pbil.iilol
hiu, in all the ilela.is end inciiients of an
ENOI.ISH (.IH'SIHV FAIR,
Received oil ith reorusentaLion in Ntur lrnvk with 1.1m
gieatfst epthioi!!ou.
iO-AlOKKOW, TUESDAY, FIRST TIM R OK
ERA DIAV'Dl.K
Mips ROSE IIKRSEK 11 ZERLTNA
In which she will fiog tlie celebrated variations of the
(Jarnivnl oi V'enti'O "
WKDSKSDAV, OCT. 13. FIRST TIME OF THK
RI.AI K DOMINO.
FRIDAY, OCTOUER IS,
HRAND (JALA PERFORM ANCW,
BKNF.FIT OK MADAME PAREl'A-RoSA.
WALNUT 8T. TUEATKK. BEGINS AT 73?.
T11IS ( Monday) EVKNINO, Oct. 11.
Mil. EDWIN ISOOT1I
In Sl'akipeare's llistoncal Tragedy, iu five acta, of '
M ACLF.l'li, KINO Ol SCOTLAND.
MACHFT11 EUWTN BOOTH
1 L ESDAY-l'.iilwerb".iutiful Play of
THE I.ADV OF LYONS.
CLAUDE MKMs't 't"l K EDWIN BOOTH
V EDN KSD Y-R 1CHARD III.
TIIT1RSDAV-THIC FOOL'S R EVENC, K.
FRIDAV-KENKI IT OF KltWIN HOOI'H,
THK 8TKANOF.Il AND TAMINO I'lIE SHKEW.
hATURUA Y lit ) JT 11 MATINK K.
MKS. JOHN UUEW'S AKCH 8TKEET
THEATRE. Begins ,y to 8.
LAST NK lil'S OF FORMOSA.
MONDAY AND DURING THE VVEF.K,
BOUCloALLI'S tiKEAT DRAMA Ob'
FORMOSA;
OR, THE RAll.UOAD TO RTJIN.
With new scenes, lino effects, aud cfticicnt cait, in
eluding MRS JOHN DREW.
MONDA Y N EX 1' "PllOORF.SS."
Seats secnreit six diiys iu advance
T A U H A K E E N E'S
J CHRSNUT STREET THKATRK.
holeIe?ec LAURA KEFiNE
HO.MK. HOME. HOME.
T he new Comedy bv "ROIt F RTSON," author of
"OCRS," "CASTE," ".SCHOOL," "PLAY," ETO.
IioMIO,
EVP It Y NlCiHT.
Rents secured six days iu advance.
Koors opon lit 7 ; commences at to 8. 10 11 61
17 OX'S AMERICAN THEATRE
J? WALNUT STREET.
FEMALE FORTY THIEVES.
New Scenory. Drusnos, Armors, eto. etc.
11AKRY LEhLlK, FRANK. DILLON, MARIE ZOEL,
KTO. KTO.
IE ROSA IN TWO ORAND BALLETS.
Hatinceon SATURDAY A IT'ERNOON at 2o'olock.
YEW ELEVENTH STREET OPER
1 HOTJbK, ELEVENTH fitreot, above Chesnut.
THE FAMILY RESORT.
CARNCROSS A DIXEY'8 MIMMTRELS,
tho great Btar Troupe of the world, in their uneqnalC
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES.
BEAUTIFUL BALLADS, SONGS,
OPF.RATIO bLLECTlONS, and
LAIHiHABLE BURLESQUES
EVERY EVEN I NO.
J. L. CARNCROSS, Manager.
R. V. SIMPSON, Treasurer. Ultitim
"ITALEK'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTEB
OAKDFN Nos. 721), 722, 734. and 7M VINK Stree
THK ORAND ORCHES'l RIO N, formerly the propertt
of the GRAND DUKE OK BADEN, purchased at great
expense by JACOB VAI.FR. of this city, in combination
with FLAMKR'S ORCHESTRA and MisaNKLLIB AN
DFPKWN will perform EVERY AFTERNOON an
K.V Kb IN u at the above-mentioned place. Admlssict
free. UatT
PATENTS.
OFFICES FOR PROCURING PATEHTS
FOKItEST BUILDING3,
No. 119 S. FOURTH STREET, PHILA,,
And Marble Buildings,
No. 4C0 SEVENTH Street, opposite U. S. Fatenl
Onice, Washington, D. C.
II. HOWSON,
Solicitor of Patenw.
C. HOWSON,
Attorney at Law.
Communications to be addressed to the Principal
Olllce, Philadelphia. 9 IT 1m
PATENT OFFICES,
N. W. Corner FOURTH and CHESNUT,
(Entrance on FOURTH street).
FRANCIS D. TASTOXIXUS,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Patent procured lor Inventions In the United;
States and Foreign Countries, and all business rew
luting to the same promptly transacted. Call or Bead
tor circulars on Patents.
Open till 9 o'clock every evening. 8 8 smth?
PATENT O F F I CeT,
N. W. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT
PHILADELPHIA.
FEES LESS THAN' ANY OTHER RELIABLE
AGENCY.
Send for pamplilo on Patents.
3 4 thBtu?
CHARLES n. EVANS.
ILLIAM S. IRWIN.
(JENEKAL TATENT AGENT,
No. 40G LIBRARY STREET.
OUTCALT'S PATENT ELASTIC JOINT IRON
KOOF.
AMERICAN CORRUOATED IRON GO'S MANVJ
FACT UK KB, HKEl'ROOE RU1LDINGS, KTO.
TAYLOU A OOALE'S V At EST AUTOMAT IO
LOOK-UP KAEKTV VALVK.
bHAUFOHC'S LOW WATER INDICATOR, ETO.
H.TC. l0"?
TTN1TED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
, I WtKHlNtiTON, D- C . October 7, lSdii.
On the petition of MAR V O. PKATT, A.liiiinhfrairi
.' ol tlie estute of RANUAL PR A 1 1 , lute of
tho township of Murplo, P.Minsylvni. doironseil, pmying
for tho extension of a pstout Kriinted I to the id RAN.
1AL PRATT noil r iti'"' hi four divisions uumhorad
rrreetively us follows : -Nos. . W't. b. uwl lw:. oil the
11 .h,y of E.'hnisry, lHiA. and No. 2hrf, 011 t ho . il.l day of
.lunoaiy, Ihfiti, for an iuiprovement 111 HOK.itC HAY
U A KKS. it ordered that tho testimony in tno oa ba
olomd on tho 4th diyof Uhi biuIiw uoxt, inut the tune for
tiliniiMrKUiuentsandthe f faiinner'a report be limueil to
the loth day or IJeoeubor uoit, and that buid petitiuii ba
beard on tho SJIitb dav ot J tcfeiuber noit.
Any perscn ...ay ,.MM liti. j"' n&u KR
lOllni.tt ' tJnuiuiiaaioner 01 Patent.
QTATE llKillTs' . YOU SALE. 8TATE,
O Rithts of a valuable InvtnlWn Inst paUntod, and for
tbeKLlOJNU.OUrilNCand t HU'i'INUof driixt boef.
rubhuKe, etc., are hereby oherud for sale. It .a an ar(iol
of rrei.t value to proprietors of hotels and rcatanrants.
and it should be iDrroduced lnui every family. (STATU
Kll.ll'l 8 for sale. Mo1l can be acen at i ELEl.RAPU
OKK1CK. OOOPKR'B POINT, N.J.
t 'wt ww nl (VVVffi
a