THE DAILY EVENINci TELEGHlAPH---PillL ADELP1IIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER ll 5, iSTOjJ PUBLISHED EVERf AFTERNOON (SUWDAT8 KXCEfTBo), ' AT TEE EVENING TELEGRAPIf feUlLDINQ, NO. J 08 8. THIRD STREET, r" 1 PHILADELPHIA. . The Frioe three cents per copy double sheet), Or eighteen cents per week,' payable to the carrier by whom nerved. The subscription price by mail is Nine Dollars per annum, or One Dollar and Fifty Cents for two tndnths, invariably in advance for the time ordered .- Lt- ' - ' - fi n " ; SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1870. W The earliest regular edition of Tea Evening Telegraph 'goes to press at 1 o'clock, and the subsequent regular editions at 2 J, Si, and 4. Whenever, there' is Im portant news of the progress of the Euro pean war, extra editions will be Lamed after thispnr, and before the regular time for the early edition. " ' TBE RUMORED RETREAT OF THE ... PRUSSIANS. A vert startling and yery indefinite rumor was flashed across the cable yesterday to the effect that the Prussians were in fall retreat from Parts. There la of coarse a very strong probability t'.at there is not a word of truth in this story, but the manner in which it is told makes it appear as at least possible that it may be true. ft such a movement has taken p1 ace it is almost -impossible, in the absence of any further information, to snr mise what it means. Dreadful stories are told, certainly, about the destructive fire from Fort .Mont Valerien, and particularly of the exploits of one wonderful gunner, who has managed to keep the whole Prussian army at bay, but neither these nor the rumors of. successful sorties ' from the oity can aocount for the sudden abandonment of the' siege. Before the Prussians advanced upon Paris they were undoubtedly . well informed with regard to the nature of its defenses, and they could scarcely have estimated the labors ne cessary for its " ' redaction " as less than they have proved themselves to " be. If , , they . 'erer really intended to proseoute the siege -in earnest, they ought to be by this time nearly if not quite ready to commence aotive offensive opera tions, with all their siege guns and other ap pliances at hand; and the abandonment of such an enterprise at such a moment must be due to ., some causes that do not appear upon the surfaoe.r We hope sincerely that the rumor of the retreat of the Prussians may prove to be true, and that its real significance will be found to be a determination on the part of both belligerents to bring the war to a conclusion without further bloodshed. There are indications ' '" every day that the Prussians - are getting 1 more and more anxious to conclude a peace lor not only are many of tneir own people becoming dissatisfied with the pro longation of the war now that France has been punished and humbled, but the danger of interference on the part of the other Eu ropean powers increases with each day that the conclusion of a peace is postponed. The Prussians have in their possession the whole of Alsace and Lorraine, with the ex ception of Metz, and this place cer tainly cannot hold out long against them if . they choose to bring their whole force against it, so that really they are in a posi tion to make such terms as will give them all they can demand, with any assurance that France will grant or the other powers permit them to accept. If they consent to a peace now, upon such a basis as will give them security in the future, without placing them in' the position of overbearing conquerors, they will win the applause of the civilized world even more than they have by their un exampled military successes. TEE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS. The great f aot of national importance decided by the late eieotions is that -the next Congress will oontaiu a working majority of . Republi can members. That party retains its present strength in Ohio, Iowa, and Nebraska, and if it has lost, as is reported,, two members in Indiana, and a few in Pennsylvania, these losses fall so mates that a change far below the Democratic esti- ibere is no danger of in the politioal com plexion of the House of Representatives. The general policy of the administration has been indorsed, and when it is remembered that the returns of this year are contrasted with those of the wonderfully successful Presidential campaign of 1868, Republicans have good reason to congratulate themselves upon the net results. The casualties of the campaign most deep'y to be regretted are the defeat of Sohenck, of Ohio, and Morrell, of the Seventeenth district in this State. They were both able and zealous cham pions' of protection,' and have both been beaten by very small majorities, in close districts. The loss of their services in the coming contest on the tariff question would be a publio calamity, but as it is alleged that their adversaries owe thdr temporary triumph to frauds whioh can be easily proven, it is not Improbable that they may both continue to occupy the positions in whioh they have done much good service. If they make a success ful contest for their seats the reported Demo cratic Congressional viotories from the States Toting in Ootober will be so nearly counter balanced by Democratic losses that the Demo cratic net gain can scarcely exceed one' or two members. . t 1 ' vHv i? . ; if Tai New Yorld . World of yesterday, in an article setting forth, ia a series of brief para graphs, the claims of the DeackOoratiQ." organi zation to support, brings into bold relief the allegation that ji - j "It is the Pabty. of Fbeb Tbade." The Pennsylvania' Democrats who favor protection can expect no sympathy from their politioal associates in other sections" of the UiUoja.::ai;i be read out of the party if it should ever grow Btrong enough to enable i Its lenders J to" I indulgo Iff 'taelr wonted luxury of eeommnnicalion. In the whole catalogue of their so-called principles there is not. one to which they are as sincerely attached an free-trade, binoe their warfare against the negro has proved' unavailing, their main' point of attack here after will be the diversified industries of the nation, and every Pennsylvanian who contri butes' to their triumph, thereby imperils vital interests ef thin Commonwealth.' t . RELIOIOU9 NOTICES. Etiy ORKKN sritKKT M. K. . CHURCH Trrat-htnff on trtu morolntr, 10v o'clock, by Rev. J. F. U UN KY. of nilvgo, Illinois. Kay AI.RX ANhhK I'KK.SBY fKKIAS CHl'RI'H, NINKTKKNTH ana OREKN Streets-Rev. OKO. F. CAIN. - r - tfcff- SIXTH PRKMJYTF.K1A CHUHWt, SHKrnK Ktrwt. liow Kixth.-Rev. J. I. CONKBY. rtor, will preach to-morrow at 10 A. M awl TV P.M. 0 H 89 S Rf r TUB FIRST PKKSBYTKRIAN CHl'RCtl, WAHIIINm' Hqnarn. - 1RV. HfcRKICK ,roHNW)N, l). !., HMr, will pteacb to-morrow at iof a. m. ana ix i : n. CALVARY rKtSBYTKUIA CIIURCn, w Um ist Nirfrt, . .riawnth, R.v. Dr. lU'MHliR&Y, l'antor. 8erlcea at lox A.M. ana IX P. M. ty CLINTON BTREKT CHI ROH, TKNTU, w bulow 8pnic Rev. Ur. MARH will pmarn to-morrow (Sunday, at 1" A M. ana 7 P. M. 8ab. Jtct lot ercninf America tbe glory of all lamia." fir- 8TrC'I.KMFNTCUURUn,TWKNTISTn and C1IKRRY Btrwt. Henrke Chral) ana sermon to-morrow evening at 74 o'clock. At tlila service the aata will be free. 10 1 aof toy TABKRNACJJKBAPTISI' CHURril, CHES- NUT Klrwt, west of KtRhtMnth Rev. . A TKLTZ, Taiitor of the Chnrrh, will preanh to-mor row niorniog ana evening, o'clock. Services at 10x an J l Bty- CH1LDRBN'4 CHCROn.-THE COURSE " cfaermniiB to the yonnir, beun iat xu,on Nature's Wonders," will oe resumed, the CHURilt OK TUB EriPOANY, to-morrow aft-r-noon, at 8 o'clocfc. ... CKNTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CH RCH, E1QHTH Street, alwve Arch.-Rev. A. RLKD,' D. D., I'at)U)r. Services erery Sabbath at 10K A. M. and ly. P. M. Subject to-morrow evening. "Oaaght up to Heaven." - .'......... - v- "THE ATM.9 AND WORK OB" WOAN." Rev. HENRY C. MctJOOK will Jreanh on the SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, HMOAI etreer, aoove cnesnnt. uauaiaervioe anoy a. fti. 1 sgy lit) AMM AN CUAfSU BhOAU AND REttO Ktrw ts rreachlnjr bv the Pastor, Rev. P. U JONE8. Sabiiaih atm A. M. andTx P. M. Sio(ty School Prayer Meeting Tuesday evening at 1, The public Invited. Seats Iree. 1-' REV, A." A. WII.UTrD D..WILL PREAOH w In the WEST ARCH STRKKT PRBSUYTK RIAN CHURCH, corner EIQHTKKNTH and ARtTI Streets, to-morrow, at I0i A. JVI. and TV 1'. L Strsnoers welcome.' . - . a sy DIVINE SERVICE (PROTESTANT EP19 w copswdlbe hM InthHhallof the'-OtTRT-I.ANDSAUNDEKS INSTITUTE, TUIKTY-NINTH Street, above Mrkel, 011 SUNlA, Oct. 1, at ID iO A. M. a rt T-80 P. M. Hnndsv-aohool nt 1 80. BKTH-KDKN BAPTIST CUURCH, BROAD and Hi'hCCK sweets. Kev. J. wukaton SMITH, D. I) , Pastor, will preach Sunday morning and evening. Stranfzers welcome. Evening services commencing si i o cI'T.k. gy ARCH STREET M. E. CHURCH," BROAD bireet, oeiow Arcii. freaoning sunuav, at lOtf A. M.. by Rev. O. H. APPLHQATE, of New York. and at 7) P. M., by Rev. J. TONNER, D. IX, of riusburg. Mrr.nite.s invited. PHILADELPHIA SUNDAY SCHOOL Teachers r-t all demoniatlons meet atTAUBR- NACLE HAPTIMT CHURCH, CHESNUT, above Elehteeuth. Monday evenltiir, 17th, at 745 o clock Address by Rev. JOHN U VINt;ENT, D. D., of New Yoik. SubJect-"The - Model Sunday School.!' come. mis- "ORIENTAL AND 151 ELK LANDS." HON, I. S. DlEtlL, who; "pent several years In Orien tal couktriew, ai.o m iniuiiHieiy acquainiea wita tne manners and cimtoms r th- people, will pive Pour Lectures at the TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHUhCH on WEDNEHiiAY, and Till R8DAY EVENINGS. Oct. 19th sndSOih, and on WEDNES DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, Oct. 0th and 87th, in aid of the Pilgrim Mission of that church. Tickets for the conrie or four lectures, it ; for a single lecture, 85 cents. To be had at No. 630 ARCH S reef, t y EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE "" TWO PUBLIC MEETINGS TO-MORROW, Under theaus ricesof THE BRANCIvOB" THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE FOR PUILADEL- PH1A AND PARTS ADJACENT. The tint at 4 o'clock P. Da., at the Princeton Church (Rev. J. A. Henry. Pastor), on Powelton avenue. West Philadel phia. The second at Tx o'clock, in the Church of tne Kpipnany (itev. i-r. newton, Jttecior), corner or Chesnut and Fifteenth streets. The meetlDgs are called to afford opportunity for listening to Rev, JAMES DAVIS, of London, Secretary rf the British Evangelical Alliance, who comes charged by that body to bear its greetings to Christian brethren la the L'Dtted States, and to speak of God's great aoiDgB in ine uia wona. f GEORGE H. STUART, President P. B. E. A. SPECIAL. NOTICES. For additional Sptrial jroiice te Insid Page. HEAR PROFESSOR O. 8. FOWLER. IN ' ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TUESDAY EVEN. ING. Octoi er 18, at 7-80, on "Lire, Health, and Self. Culture." free : snd learn yonr phrenology, best bu. slneBS, etc., at Nos. t. 9, and 10 Continental Hotel, auuy, uuu cveuiuga, uctuuer ia vu si. iu 10 si GROCERIES, ETC CHOCOLATE. Pure Caraccas Chocolate and Cocoa, IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES. OuBt Imported by DaUett A Son. For sale by E. BRADFORD CLARKE, J - ' SUCCESSOR TO 1 , SIMON COLTON & CliAIIKE, S. W. Corner BE0AD and WALNUT, i lthstutf4p '. PHILADELPHIA. JtSTNUTST. IKDERl 'PHILADELPHIA: PAi 024 024 v. ALL AND AT TH8 TDK ..EKGLISH'J LOWEST,'.' "FINEST ; COA'f nG8 ' EATKS. ' QUALITIES MADE - GOOD FITl OF. FRENCH !TO ORDER, WRKANTfiD " CHASLES 8T0KE3 & CO., - " ' . ;-'..' , . . , Vo, 824 CHESNUT STREET,' ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL." OR V GOODS. " 11 . i -. . 1 ..'' ! . ? r- J' R. CAS 8 E L B E R n Y it . . Mammoth Bee Hire 8tore. ' o o., I ' w No. 980 CHESNUT 8treet,i ' Will open oa MONDAY morning a new fall line of Black Silks, from $1 to 4T5 yer yard. Best id cheapest Black Silks offered In this market this season. ' Good Black Silks, $1. . ; .-,,,,). ., . I Colore I Etig" Rlack Silks, $1-25. inck sius, fi so. ' . i " ' Black Silks, 11-75. I Black Silks, ' ' j '. '. . . Black SUks, $2 88. 1 ; Black Silk-, (8 60, 1 TS. 3, S3-50, 14, 4'M, 4'TS. ' All soperlor makes and extra heavy rich grades. Examine our, Black SUks first. ' J. R. CASSELBERRY fc CO., 1 11 ! No. 820 CAES NUT Street. ' JR. CASSELBERRY A CO., ' Mammoth Dry Goods House. ' - No. 920 CHESNUT Street, -Rich Poplin Suits, . All Colors, Elegantly made and trimmed, ready to pnt on, from lie to 40. Rich Cloth Salts, 1 AH Colors, .1 ready for use ; moat . elegant designs offered this season. '. Gray Figured Shawl Salts, and upwards. . :' Waterproof Suits, made In bnlldlng, out of our own materials, In best manner. Orders taken In work-room for suits of all kinds. . J. R. CASSELBERRY fc CO., ' No. 980OFIESNUT 8treet. ' .it J. i. CA88B LB ERR T fc ' CO., , '-' No. 930 CHESNUT Street. ' .' , I -j Cloak and Shawl Room. , 1 Broche and Paisley Loog and Square Shawls from 110 up to oo. ' I Long Broche 8hawls, Open Centres, Black and Scarlet Centres. 1 l Paisley and Broche Shawls. ! Broche and Paisley Shawls, Closed Centres. , Richest Striped Imported Shawls ever offered in thia market .1 ... r .u ,- . ; Black and Gray Striped Shawls. .' i Scarlet and Black Striped Shawls. : Rich Long and Square Shawls. ' J. R. CASSELBERRY & CO., ; ' . - No. 20 CHESNUT street. T R. CASSELBERRY 4 CO., No. 920 CHESNUT Street. Rich Serge Plulds, 8TJc. " 1 1 Cae Superior Serge Plaids, 75c. 1 Case Black and White Serge Plaids." ' i 6-4 Black and White Plaid Suitings. ft-s Tartan Plaid Suitings. , . : ' Rich btriped Sat in Serges, 8lc - ; f ' 1 Case Irish Roll Poplins, 1 1 '35. Above cases of Irish Poplins are not sold else where less than irTB. 1 1 Case French Empress Cloths, C5o. ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF DRE3S OOOD3 of every description, from 12c. to H'25. No old Goods to work oir. 1 Case Superior quality Plaln'Serges. All the new shades. J. R. CASS EU) ERR Y A CO., No. 920 CHESNUT Street T R. CASSELBERRY k CO., tf No. 929 CHESNUT Street. CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS. , 4-4 Brussels Patterns Fancy Carpets, 4-4 Brussels Patterns Fancy Carpets, 1 4-4 Brussels Patterns Fancy Carpets, at 40 cents per yard. at 40 cents per yard, at 40 cents per yard. Handsome, durable, cheap. Handsome, durable, cheap. . Handsome,' durable, cheap. Call and examine. A large lot now open on second floor. J. R. CASSELBERRY A CO., No. 920 CHESNUT Street P. 8. These goods look Mke the most expensive Carpets, and are durable. J. R. C. I E. CASSELBERRY A CO., " No. 920 CHESNUT Street Water-proof Cloths, very cheap, 95c. Water-Proof Cloths, 75c. to fa-so. Green Water-proof Cloths. Gold Water-proof Cloths. " Double-faced Water proof Cloths, It White Velvet Cerda, L : Heavy White Cloths. Blue, Scarlet, and Black Cloths. Black and Brown Astrakhans . Ladles' Cloaklngt of every kind. 200 pieces Boys' Casslmeres. French 6-4 Casslmeres, closing ont at leu than Im portation cost, from the late Arch street store. ' 1 BLACK VELVETEENS. A new make. Just opened ; nearer to a silk velvet than any yet Imported. . Black Velveteens, from 75o. to fx ' J. R. UASSBLUERRY A CO., I No. 9) CHESNUT Street T K. CASSELBERRY A CO., No. 920 CHESNUT Street. 800 doren real Kid Gloves, f L ' BOO dozen real Kid Gloves, fl. At our Kid GLo-v Counter we 'are still furnishing Real Kid Clove at f I (hat we cannot replace to sell less than 11 0, together with Genuine Bijou a ther finest makes of Kid Gloves at our last season's extreme low prices. ..'.'.: ': ... Linen Collars and Cuffs. ; 19 Real Lace Collars. 1 '"' ' Corsets, Corsets, .French CorseU, present stock selling out at the Old prices. ;t, . ! . . Over 8000 Dozen Linen Handkerchiefs from 4 cents up. - '. Ladles' Underwear. A complete line of Ladles' Underwear.- iueganuy-maue white Ukiru. Cbliuolse, Night Dresses, etc. eto. ' J, 11 'CASSELBERRY ' CO.; jt..t.- . -No. J CUESNUT Bueet- Tni3 stoch nOMD U3AU3, 'AND WO HAVa VARY TOWtTA'rA- ' ' ' j . . , j . , ft'. . .'J 1 ... f , ciLiTins xw thh ruucnasTJ or inn unsi nunornArr ' 1 fi - '. i I t' v. ' - - - GOODS. WD ABU NOW DXSrXiA'SrxriO AH UCTUXVAXiIVIID btocii, ' ' I ' : - ' ' , cnxxirxi'sr or oun own uvxronTATiora", consisTiuo m ' ; ;r. ,::-.., - .... i ..'r ' ! P ART Or- V i ' . ....... BLACH ASTRAKHANS, DROWN ASTRAKHANS, j BLACK CARACUL LAS, BROW N CAR AC U LL AS, LYONS VELVETS, .'.'.'.'';. 1 ' ; . ! 1 f ' . , - ' , ' ' ..:'. i.i'i :. SEAL SICINS, BLACIC tn 1 . i .... . .. j WATERPROOF CLOAKINCS. : JVO FIXER ! STOCK IS ' OFFERED JN THE CO VNTRY. , .. , , , Meny of our Best Goods cannot be purchased else where. . PEICES ALWAYS XHS LOWEST. ' V r BlWBMlBi&I : CL0TEIEK. N. . W. OLOTHINQ. CONCERNING CDftfS. NninnMfK'il mvptinm. canes and all. Cheap for cash at the Great Brown UalU OVERCOATS, jnst the thintr for fall, Cheaper than ever at Great Brown Hall. . ALL MEN Invited freely to call. And look at the coats at Ureat Brown Hall. TIIIN ME, large men, snort or tall, Fitted with coats at Ureat Brown Hall. STOUT and Warm for Winter or Fall, Come look at the gcods at Ureal Brown II ill. Besido Which .We have In the Qreat Brown na'l 1 A Prodigious stock of t Waistcoats, ' v ,'" Pants, and all other . . Articles of Kalment . - .. , Needed bv Gentlemen ; ; Or their Sons. ' 1 . . Jont forget our flue 15 Huits. 603 and 605 CHSSNUT 8TEEET. FINE ' READ Y - 3 ADK CLOTHINC, Combining Btjto, Daraoulty, and Excellence of Worimanshlp. JONGS' .... Ono-Irioo EQT AD LI Oil r.lENT, No. 604 MARKET STREET. . . c c o. vv. ri i cm a n n. Esndsome Uarmenta made to order at the short- est aotlue. - - . U Urp. : ; its- 4 a .4 4r- "71 . v i , a Ml GMmM& 1 1 t, 1 ' 1 1 . . 1 t zxaq ; BDnzi a srscxALT'sr i. I :t , I. 'ft '. ' I .j 1 : ... - :; '1 BEAVERS, WHITE BEAVERS, - ' - - i S . . . . . -J . I . . . .. :. . Ji ' V E LV ET BE Ay E R S, : ' ; BLACK CHINCHILLAS. COLORED CHINCHILLAS, J. ' . . ,'." - .'.;;V.- BLACK VELVETEENS, , WHITE COR DOR OYS, : :'. : . ?;', :.', CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET DRY GOODS.' SIIAWL8. JOHN W. TIIOMS, 405 and 407 N. SECOND St., . , Has just opened a large lot of PAISLEY SHAWLS, In Long and Square: Open and Closed Centres. OTTOMAN BTKIPE REVERSIBLE ' SHAWLS. Together with a handsome assortment of ' BLANKET SHAWLS, IN LONG AND SQUARE, .',:' ' 9 24 8tath4p3m ' ' STKIPS AND PLAID. BUCK SUKS! BUCK SILKS!! EDWIN HALL, No. 28 SOUTH SECOND BTRE ET, ! . Having made a specialty of. his Black Silk Trade, wonld Invite the attention .of the ladies to his Bl0tk CA8HMEBB OROS GRAINS. ', v ; SATlJS-FiNISUKO TAFi'Kf AS, , ', , , TAFtETA OLACB, . . , BRAVY ROS UKAIKS,' ' . ' , UliOS PE RUIN, Etc., , , 4 " All of which are real Lyons Goods, and guaranteed free from tulxture of any kind. We have Black Kliks from i-V to f6 per jiU'd. ' We, would also call attention to our stock of , , . , , ; v Jl4 CO LO UK PS I lks,:; Embracing all the new shades, 'if ft. EDWIN . HALL, No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET, invites attention to hts Stock of Silk Cloaking Velvets, Bent irvauds Imoorted. Jb-INCU VBLVaiS.. '-B8-1NCU VET YBTR. . , VU- aliMolI TLTM. fBmwfsm.p so-inou vsLvara. - Taeae velvets ai tu uoai. ijuus uuui; parosui ; wl (rood shae of Buck, our oustouiers c-Q rely on getting from us the beat Velvets imported. , These Velvets ate the nest uyonsuoods; pare alii .- A J : i).'i -Jl .1 ) .; ' ,,,! :', J 1 1 - f'i'O i.( '- - , 1 I ' ji f. -.ii x'nr . 1 j i '.-- ! Hi';l-n,'i i,,,.J o Lit!: ,i''rv7 T7iTH4 tjs roil .'1 i I " I i I 1 , . i fi'.;:, , v.,'.- 1- "l u.i-i 1 V .' " ..( , ...,t..- t i : f 1 . t ; . . i .... iy,it l J 71, ) r - '(' b f . ) ii j - ' .! .'.: i.'l. -i ft.:'t t.t ; .. ! -.'..' 1 .. c .. w't' J) a , L ,t j v . . '., .' . j. i iii , ii -i j 0''.' ii ' ' . ' ' ' ' 1 -."'..' i '.1 -y I ; ! ' ;-.' ' .' ' . h ' f.;.-'..r -'S -..'t ; 1: m , I .: : '..'::'. .-x:'''. ; "1 'T; .,--:.;,; ' ! "T ' ! ' ; l.'f ti .3 :t - i U '' i !'-.' f !.'. is" . ' : '" V f fit'.'tt .4 '! ' .'i".: ;- 1. . .t.'fi- M.i . ' .; ... V!t!- -', ! t:-. . ::..':- J5 l -.i.Mt . i ( .:t. f Y t .a it, .'X-,-! winter wEtcHra. ",v . ; , v.; . i 1 - -i ' ; f . ' - 'is i 1 A. I STREETS, RIANOB. fN GEORGE STECK & COS PIANOS, Grand Square and Upright ' ALSO,- ' HAINES BROS., PIANOS. ' ; Only place In Philadelphia for sale of ' Haion & Hamlln'i World-Eenowaod Cabinet Organs. For sale or rent, or to rent with vie to purchase, an part of rental apply, Succesaora to J. E. Owuld, No. 023 CHESNUT St , Nq, 1013 ARCH ST. COPARTNERSHIP Mr. WM. G. FISCHER (now In tbe Piano and Onran Business, No. 1(43 ARCH and No. 81 N. ELEVENTH street), has this day be come a partner of 1. E. GOULD, Ho. W3 C'HKNJJT Street. la tf FS STEINWAY S SONS' Grand Square and Upright Pianoa. Special attention Is called to their new l'ateui Iprieha Flauos, With Double Iron Frame, Patent Resonator, Tubular Metal Frame Action, eto.. which are niatohlesa 14 Tone and Touch, and unrivalled In durability. ' ClIAtCLKS 1ILASIIJS, WAKEROOMS, No. 1006 CHESNUT STREET, tlstfrp FUILADELPUIA, SbWINQ MACHINES. T; M K ' WHEELER - &' WILSON U 'For Bal$ on Easy lermtu ,.;. .. , NO. 14 CHESNUT STREET. 4 . raiLADKLPUU. l COl'NTRY SEAT AND FARM FOlt ..i Ralt, t MorltK) re, hntiU ptae. above , aeveu ojuo wjuo, uu uw iuuj. , -- j. j Wwaton-Uouse an4 JWf A LL premlsv lo R- WU1 rAKt-R. W . ' II" M VI n n v '" JL Irli lr mm t ' (
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