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VILIDAY, DEC. 3. MOD lick]
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ProFnaing Mitwarp, 5O
V. S. Bonne at Franklin'', 90}(3901
Akio fined Ll New York rnitadar
'mom Into the United.,
aaextuinteafed
by &Medi bele.
report jot belied by )Ctencsal Wasicsn,
Alfddisf. the Bureau of Statistics, amount.
in sable for tha::llseal yea: ended Jane ;
-1141N21069.10,1487,80,5aft.
A atatasisostmaT enquire" of all as
pail malts of the New York and Ala
iataitelections. Is the first, the opposi
tion carded thcir Btate ticket sad both
%Ai* of the ?Legislature. Alabatha
Iteld tut tleedon this year; her State off.
Lityli*tptgligapurksJJ:deddally Ihroubi
IWPA : isittelti over from last yew.
- Tie statement that the present Is the ; '
Wit jai/A:Wealth* of the Pltrabweih
per_.lll the
.dlfeetory of the Wesiep.
Iserroneorus That minion'
yet_ocattpled bp:*x . Emus, of
WO GaSSOTii for haveralpeoza after that
VlOOOdathist Wsoleritinlied, and late, by
kiellarmuss, of the Comossrefer, who Is
theth , Tolltholrbd bi,Wrifizatitcra, of the
'
,
Tax President iridium safer s copy of
ibillb,o4ostalesse Medlin personal dub
indg ilia he Asti trenitiltit to Gensrise
zstat'itatay l aboa. •The journals of We
ink* morning, in all parte at the
thlictittr, bhve to be content widf s
, wrodcot, with its , peval. I.
". The deeision oi the Pres!.
dis Vi n due to the put
114191IPPOPIA-Etssign.4 I=4 o l in
fireentiltradnum pollen In ozdrito
fioosokikthinnis., the entire press
at tlaktatattY illaWletovatter.
rrigt offered' Oa, Minion of
' l4l Ibitsalaptrthulat, but declined to
wesept)the bids, which were all under 122.
Wancotutotd that be will offer the
of e x for this month accord ,
tigUghiiiirgrauttie , If be offers it,
int hoick It, Or will he i i ltalA bill back
Otablikeseryed right and select such bids
ea are under his own figures f He is
ehirgetrWith'vacillation •In his policy,
batibas - far only in quarter which ea.
gerlyituiP at any unfriendly conclusion.
WattlefelthatZfuture cants will not lend
wrOmm err of Pintibilitr to this im
putation:, He wu doing very well before
he ailed a halt. His fivotwemty bonds,
ea cup wed; trod already come to be
worth ed In London. His policy was
witigigtfEettg ab greater a degree, nor
even as great, ofdomulle opposition than
fre..should naturally have antidpated
li6illeAdetre4cridently-tO. eri, if
4l rho sate idde, sled by a temporary
toittir;liiigtre commercial public s
breathing spell' In dee timeltewill pro. ,
• &Of Wiectlert which his
&Way voted so , decisive. Far It is
uraclearthatibeAstreUrY has -tbe-ab
solute command of the financial situa
tions with all the resulting reeponsibili
,
• •
.B.MCosigistutirsolg-Stratimustr.
.9AluSildissislirpi election, oimmincing
. ouVuesday, closed on Wednesday night
Tbirettrusto this daft are ntagre, but
"Ji,.riiMus for Govemi
or, and the rest ethos Repubilaun ticket
lb( 6l o*.PKl , Pl o V elisernl/Tes4i t e
psi _..rtikto s secure the control
jai
the tarn of whicliragy.
sabaMosin another week. There
ta no &MIA of ths adoption Of the Corlett-
Weis Withoirt the disfranchising dances,
Nororindersr party may have encored
tlinLegislstore, will that body fail to
ratify - the nth Article. A full (km.
greesional ticket was also chosen, bat no
return yet appear.
Theresa' election also began on the
80th,IM doesaot ekste antlithis evening.
It irltt be several days later before we
aball We any reliable ethical of the M
alt. In these States, the facilities,for
communication, by railway and el 4
gtifh,nre ao sburderly limited that half
tkVinnatis of Ileciemba may expire before
the last of thebackcomstles shall be heard
ivrlo , :mTatuni mimosa ,
Mic.lnaltibly Treasury statement of
.4eiteitril *Kitts the aggregate red=
tkolgtlt:thightldlo' debt, sines Minh Ist,
at *action abort of 073,000,000,
Vritielp-oVelk and . a ball million -warn
pale ,thaing November. The Treas
ItobU 1P70;000,009 of free gold and
010/00000 on depott. The additionet
receipts trout' euttomt . durtng the month
-vottNtyli Coots than enough to balance the
sti,ooo,ooo which the Secretary bad ad
vettlailatdbelL Thavoyment or totem!
yet tootle $82,000,000 at New Yeses
There/ylebeenrus diminution In thee=
at. antotandinobree percent. . certificate, ,1
4 1 14411 Ora loom& The amount of paper
debt now aornally payable on demand tr,
16041,4404 and; demand "etc% teal,
/11458libme percent. egtSflesleg. sol = .
106" i ftiettaaal ' L emma , ' $138,685,-
66i.p3i to itidiadd a little over $4,000.-
oig(tre - ration! ltemsof comported inter.
eat notes end old heeds, end Dotes long
efirifeNnOtt r a but not yet vacated cot
piyment, and We bate s total of allude
way 411,000podi awaiting redemption
Inert *eels- ,„paysitimte are resumed.
it.261 - teihteninitiare only psysit
art ioritta ofthe Treasury.
'THAI SCHOGPIT Cog.
Goverior of the Continuum - I:11th
b ig ,f .l ify - overly declined to confider
- therlfatheSztisa tandem ea Including those
pins pectdisrly toe High Court, of.
Entle - and fAppeals. . Ha has, therefore,
eirokkadlifietsida:sin: found by the bit
math* law as declared by both the Dis
trict we &fait' volute, in the ease of
a„,"44chsci9e, theconvicted poisoner
NOW, and, with the concurrent od
, tics ales d toorne7 Geamal.bee directed
Eigfaliiiirmest of the espied resit/ Pe .
llpss4*of Ws !With.
WO /We informani'so show that
1141000 Ts thaws in the especial Inter.
ad writicti this coo has everywhere
awakzonsd; and which le eliciting at We
g moat discossiOn'of
"both thetheii end the law uponwhlch its
ssalmeritsihobld`tarn. But no Intern
1te54.414 bleUni IMMO Peneallvaula
sin : 40034, for, aulagnit. that Gov.
' ' aleeirrisi and? tifetheeelY sensible of
ell t h e ifirs;liltilUttes of the Executive
dike, or;that he moat be - whiJEL l aa
' issinfulky mid= of both ttii fetal and
oast zinfifs offloY!relmonskab doubt
'1046 ifindirestliglestie otlife oe tiesth
has not been
016 04ated 141 10 mosersttriekb prior,
01110.iitsgifikluileido'thAt nixie of
M!StniAallfe*al* , heir 11 1 1 b/Ca*
!Seld; COIICerS, la t iattiatisistsa
eltil;'4o#* guilt 4 rIIF iaack Of the
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ccmdinneci prisoner, lima that which
exercises the breast of him who must
execute the Justice, and who may show
the mercy, which an organfclaw contem-
plates.
Writing thus, without any privity in
the Executive comets, but with a fair
recognition of the plain tendency ofpab•
he sentiment, in the cam, In favorot a
second and more thoroughly exhaustive
consideration of all the proofs, we must
tnowledge the force of the popular
jections to the execution of the present
sentence. -The public doubts turn wholly
upon Rebate of tact. The law is clear,
and shaii been clearly expounded. If
&bows —be --malty lorsooent,. it is
only the hug which has erred.
—and this error, if It we such,
lies beyond the reach of an Court
or of the Executive authority to correct.
_Upon the record, there shows not the
fainted shadow of a just claim for the
Interposition or a merciful pr valve.
But a very large number of the pie of
Pennsylvania, Including much i medical
and scientific ability, have • to be
persuaded that the guilt of the prisoner
has not been so established by tesialble
proof as to Justify the last of the
law. It is not that they his teal
innocence, but It Is the gen public
impression that his guilt is not proved
as to warrant hie - execution, and that an
odicr tril4.alsiotild be bad upon the merits
_or rect.
Zielguor the Supreme Court nor the
Governor, as we have already observed,
can gratify the public desire in this re
gard, Without assuming privileges not
Justified by a right construction of our
Constitution. But this power does rest
with the Legislature. It Is found in the
organic law, and has already been Ulna
tnited by precedents. It is so within the
legislative discretion to provide, -by a
special enactment, for another scrutiny
Into the facts, by a second trial, the re-'
snit of which arsall either satisfy all the
existing doubts, or shall vindicate the
prisoner's Jonocence, in.dther mac etre,
anti quieting the public mind.
'the execution Is ordered for December
24th • The, .014 5114 # 0 PelOon r begins
the first week of the month alter- An
Ilaindiisiiialerie,toroneortWomontin
would permit the Interposition of the
only authority which can now be appeal•
ed to, in the interests as weft! public
Justin, es of a citizen's life. So tunds of
deference to public opinion seems not
only jualltied but must proper to be yield
ed in this : we. It then, the Legislature
shall decline to interfere, it would remain
to the Executive*, proceed in the ereca
tion seattaux., -supported' by tiie
concurring sense of all departments of
the Government, and justified in the
opinions of society.
THE CiEVEICATIO BANK uevAL
CATION
Cleveland letter says, of the recent
developments in Miscue, that they make
What has been suspected Mace the
suicide of Mr. Snell, that the manage
ment 91-the bank on the part of the
DlriatATl% hal been drimlnally loose and
nealbrint. Nedhinebedi the unitnbeech.
able private characters or the President
and Directors now 1.11•041 them from
sop* ugly 4.01:126 Thd time, it Is
miff, la
pr
a itatement Yawing
its present condition, which has already
been divulged , by Apritad, one of the
Directors, .whe iiefaided fidget the concern
upon the appointment of Mr. Garretteon
to the vacancy caused by the death of
Buell, r The votive sympathy - for Mi.
Buell, which was eo apparent during the
drat few days altar the tragedy, has now
taken the form of bitter denunciation,
recent developments having made It aP•
parent that ids defalcation is one of the
mast deep laid and persistent eattemesef
villainy ever perpenaded. The official
statement of the bank is awaited
Intense interest.
e• I N DEPEN DEN IT" JOURNALISM
warren Mail miderstands this sub
-let 4, sad 'err gemPb , moose' aPiPtibit
=any, thus:
We know It la common for "Independ
ent" papers to- arrogate to themselves
Ov per , •ut Virt u e IVO Ulm =o/ cdrni,ney.
If is man blow.
alb. DIM birr, cern - horn It may not be
blown. Bat our observatlon Is that these
papers turn nsomehort corners.. ininP 3 O
more mean men for oder go Into more
small boles, dive deeper sod cams op
dirtier, than any equal mimber of parti
san papers in the land. Instead of re
mota:ling a Imam party with: well de
fined prinriplee and purposes, thoy too
often roprelent' *chewing kollvidnals
and disorgardaing aligner. Instead of
alvocatlng a principle firm as the hill.,
aware governed by a policy as fickle
as the changing fortnnee of men.
The Harrisburg Tategrap.4 says:
When Mr. Mackey took charge of the
Treucher's office, i&e balance on hand
was about $1,185,000, and overdue loans,
payabbs on presentelon, were out to the
amount of 0398,000; this leaving an
available balance of $237,000 received
from his predecessor Atter carefully
oonidderlng the condition of the finances,
kir. Mackey was convinced that a large
reduction of the State debt might be ar..•
tximplisbed tedikout a row loos for the
purpose; and he then deft:twined -to do
what has not before been attempted
in our State, namely: to begin The near
Um of the bonded debt witbthe surplus
revenues. To this end he called a meet.
log of the Cominfasionen of the
Sinking Fund, and, with an available
surplus of 0,230,858,88, proposed
to call In Abe whole of the -five
per cent loan due July 1 1870
amounting to $1,842,000 and to pay
on mesenUtion with interest to date, with
notice that Interest will cease on July lit,
1870. - His willingness to assume this
lead, amounting to $404,858 08, more
than his cub on bind, was based on an
Intelligent review of the situation,and
idslkoreJP.llol4fortilied by his conegunk
that tbe bah million, doe from the Orede
Mobile?, could be made, and used In the
liquidation of oar heavy debt. A Ming.
lee would never have conceived the idea
lotadvising 'Mantle/lion deer debt far
I beyond the present ability of the Treas•
ury should be - ailed In for payment.
' None hilt a Spender would dare to take
so bold aster and any man not endowed
with adreardineery amaze would have
hatitatedbeforededug so. Setif,. Mackey
lek the bold step; =dements have shown
that it was the idie.crne.
The very high debit which our State
,sejoys was a protection !tom too great a
!volume of the ' five' per Cents being at
'oaeethrownoniheTreastuy for zedemp.
Ition. The dab on hand was deemed
Isidlident to meet any..demands imme•
idlately made. And a rigorous collection
'of the menus, together with the dales
against the Grade ifobilin , was depended
on to meet the voluntaiy burden Mr.
Mackey was ready to asenne. Governed
by thesearguments , the Gmutainloners
of the Striking Fund have set aside all
Ahernaexpended balance In the Treasury
--and a sum la addition theret sore
'dent So pay the loan of 1870, before
,allndsi to—end $189,618.46 of the over
due loan not yet presented for pa1,.1
meat. So that the present actual condi.
dltion of the finances of the Stele hamlet],
this: All the money now In the Treasury,
land all, above current milky , which wi ll
;come In for the next year, are set apartin
'conformity with law, by the only legal
'body empowered' to do so, to pay the
funded debt as it may be presented, and
they have anti cip ated this payment on
'account of, the healthy condition of our
Amass, - the =steer management of
our affairs, and,a determination to apply
riverj farthing not required Ibr the ex
pdoses Of the State to the payment of Its
tpapayas. Richly, do they deserve praise
lbr thefaithfril and' enlightened ;perform.
'once of their, dudes, and we sincerely
'ccord theMehe tLaaks
Mn. Bzotaw, 'President of the Ameri
can Aseociadon of Wool /isaufacturers,
states that the wool msatifretrdes of the
cmmtzfamounted to $275.000,000, and
otthesa-more'then fortrfiftbs are from'
Antedate wool. The lietmtry consumes
About $240,000;000 wont' of woolen
goods. OttrhnOmts of these (zanies ire
0tai130,000.000 la gold vile.. At - the
'nfr•Mi._PriCeo . duty' and importers'
t,sein,g added, Ibis value would be
doubled, and added to the sum of domes
tic inouNiftra, we hum the aggregate
$249,001;001). -
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THE VW
Tne End or Rieberout—The fJeetb-bed
Marriage.
A. D. Richardson died yesterday morn
ing In New York from the linnet wound
received at the hands of McFarland, the
' assassin, several days since. He bore up
manfully and courageously to the end
and nut death calmly and with resigna
tion, Chi Tuesday last, he was solemnly
married In the presence of a large numb, r
of diadnguistad gentlemen to Mrs Mc-
Farland, the divorced wife of the mur.
derer, the object of his love and cause of
his death. The ceremony et wedding a
dying man was very sleeting and solemn
and there were few eyes undimmed with
tears among the assembled guests. Rev.
Frottougham, assisted by Re. H. W.
Beecher, officiated Mr. Richardson made
the usual Tomatoes watimarked emphases
and dellbemtionomd after the ceremony
shook hands with Mr. Greeley and sh.
other friend. The folloir ism prayer was
addressed to the Throne of Glace by Mr.
Wthingham:
our Father, may It-please Thee In ,
this place and at this moment to bless these
Thy children with that blessing which
Thou alone can'at givetra blessing that
shall make the dying bed full of peace
and satisfaction and gratitude, that shall
make the living heart full of courage and
faith. Bind together these two hearts,
our Father, and though the hands may
not hold each other through the journey
of life, may these hearts still be one be
, fore Thee, to whom life and death, the
world to come and this world, are the
mare. Father we thank Thee for what
these two lute bean, to -each other, for
what they. may be yet. May he take her
Unto with lam to the spiritual life, and
may she bearing his name and vindicaturg
hts honor, carry him about - with her
through all the pilgrimage thistle yet be
fore her, to strengthen hey courage and
glue her patience under her burden, to
help her through all her care. Bites
those who may depend upon her. Bless
the little ones who are left In the world
without their father. Be Thou their
Father, their mother, their friend. And
in the assurance of the heavenly life,
may she pass on to Thee; may she re
main with them and hire herabilow.
Our Father who art in Hearty hallow.
ed be Thy name; Thy king= cOrne.
Thy will be done on earth. minis in
Heaven. Give us this day our daily
bread, and forgive us our trespasses as we
forgive Mom who trespass against us.
Lead us not Into temptation, but deliver
us from evil, for Thine is the Kingdom,
the power, and the glory forever and
Seer. Amend'
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Mr. Beecher (to Mr. Richardson)—Do
you take the woman whom yod have by i
your side now', In this hour, standing I
near the heavenly land, end renew to her 1
the pledges of your lave ? Do you give '
your heart to her, and your U.SUU) 1 Is
she, before God and before thaw wit•
nesse", your beloved, your honored, and
your lawful wife 1
Mr. Richardson (in an audible and
clear voice)—Yee.
Mr. Beecher (turning to Min Sage)—
Aid do you accept him as your head in
the Lord ? And arc you now to him. a
wife sacred and honored, bearing his
name? And will you love him to the end
of your life 1
' Miss Sage—l do, and will.
Mr. Beecher—Then by the authority
given me by the Church of Christ, I pro-.
nounce you husband end wife ; and may
the Wes:sing of Almighty God, the Fattier,
the Son, and the Holy Spirit, rest opus
you and abide with you. Amen.
In a few short hours the groom was a
corpse. and the bride was frantic with I
' grief. McFarland, the murderer, received'
me intelligence of the dread COIIIIIIMIXI6
tion of his awful deed of revenge and
wickedmas with the almost compla
cency,
seeming to be pleased that his vic
tim had not escaped his wrath. i
About the deathbed of Richardmn
were Junius Henri Browne, colonel
Knox, Wm. T. Blake, of Boston; Mr.
Charles A. Richardson, !dm Richardson,
'the 'odor the dying man, Horace Gree- ;
lea. Whitelew Reid. Mr. Sinetair and
.othara. air. Richardson took an ilia>
Minato and touching tam of all. Bev.
Henry Ward Beecher was also present
:and ministered to the spiritual comfort
of the sufferer. The corridor loading to
.the apartments of Mr. Richardson was
I thronged with people, whom Ingnirtes
, and messages of sympathy were sadden-
Al log in the extreme.
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Ez.Covcruor tklinvor au Praddent
CIEII
A misna the pri*Dked is era
volume giving the elide! account of the
reunion of the soldiers of the Armies of
the Tennessee, the Ohio, the Cumberland
and Georgia, which took place In Chicago,
In December, 1868, IS the following.:
Dec. 12, 1868.
Gittfuktiltzlarn way I cannot
incept
.your invitation to attend the re
union of .the soldiers of- the Western
wad s—Cumberland, Tenneree, Obloand
Georgia—at Chicago, on the 16th inst.
As many of the rekimeett MU Ott from
New York, while I wu Governor of that
State, served in these armitl feel a per
, axial ss well as a national Pride and in
terest in this gathering.
It toot necessary to speak of the re
spect and admiration In which the soldiers
of the Republic are held by its citizens
and foremost among you will be the Ws.
tingulehed General, now at the head of
our ermies, who won his first laurels as
one of the leaders of the armies of the
West. Dis election to the °Skeet Presi
dent of the United States bears witness
to the fact that, in addition to regard for
his other merits, the patriotic services of
the soldier are held in honorable and
grateful remembrance by the American
people.
I have the honor to be truly -Soma
HORATIO SETUOO7I.
To the Commltteeor
Cl=
Last week, In the Supreme Court,
Judge Marvin passed septet:um of death
upon Ben Tear.hout, after cousin
tion of murder in the first degree. In the
month of April, 1268, Teaehout was in
dietsxl bye Onted Jury at Nassau, Wyo
ming county, for having caused the death
of his wile by the administra.
tion of arsenic, which was given her In
small doses, mixed with medicine which
she was taking at the time. She wannest
posloned on the 20th of December, 1867,
at Eagle, Wyoming county, and died on
the 10th of January, 1868. The Jury
rendered a verdict, after a trial of tom
days, commencing September 15,1868, of
guilty of murder In the Ant degree, and 1
Teachout was 'unmated to be hanged on
November 18, 1848. Application was
made to the Supreme Court for a new trial,
and sitffil of excentlosa was gotten op.
The Court refused s new trial, and affirm.
ed the order of the Oyer and Terminer.
Tesehont then Need out a writ of error to
the Court of Apteals, but the Judgment
of the Supreme Court was affirmed and
the record sent tuck. The time for the
execution of the primeer having elapsed,
It beeetne necessary theta day be appoint
ed for the carrying out of the sentence
previously Imposed. This was done as
above stared, and the day appointed Is the
24th of December next, the execution to
take place at Mayville, Chautauqua noun.
ty...—Lackport (N. j . ..) Journal.
Tus bones of an enormous mastodon
or antedeinvian monster have been dog
up In the vicinity of Milton,Dopage
county. Illinois, baying been fiet discov
ered by a farmer searching for water for
his cattle. /among the ibsail remains un
earthed were the bones of the fore leg,
which, when joined together at the evi
dent junctions, measured ten feet in
s!e l 9 l / 1 . The shoulder bona or blade, a
olid piece of bone, measured ten inches
byy twelve in its superficial dimensions
Font lite were found, all of which weed
more or leu decayed at the ends One
measured fottr feet, and another four feet
three Inches in length: A. pumberofhnge
bones, believed to be sections of theepine
near, its connection with the bead. con
tained cavities large enough to admit a
man's band and arm. Similar bona in
grater variety were picked up—some of
them supposed to be bones of the feet.
These detached joints were the size of a
man's fist. Some of the curiosity hun
ters, more skilled than their fellows In
general anstomieeksclasee, bate busied
themselves In joining together the bones
at their clearly indicated connections, and
hive become fully convinced that the
bones are. those of an animal fourteen or
sixteen feet high andnot lest than twenty
feet in length.
Tat West Wester Affmonian Is now
printed by a novel motor, the propelling
force being supplied from hydrant pipe.
It works SO applied from
and smoothly, that
wo feel it our linty to call to It the atten
tion of newspaper establishments to par
ticular. It takes up small space, requires
no attention, makes no noise, no hissing
of steam or splashing of water, Is elm%
and Is always ready. . it la a perfect
novelty. It should be seen obe bppre
dated.
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE; FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3, 1869:
FASIIIO s S.
Fashions for the cold season are cow
(ably established. Over skirts are re
stored to the favor which they lost for
abort time oaring the early autumn.
They are too pretty and picturesque to be
easily abandoned, and though the under
skirt h flounced high, the over•ekirt still
accompanies the toilet, and gives it its
crowning grace. Evening dresses are
cut with dress points bank and front.
High puffing' and flutings, like Flivibeth-
an ruffs, are mounted on the shoulders
and arranged over Naarea. Mechlin. St tuk
gels, threa d and 11-oniton:lsces are pro
fusely used in evening toilets. Indeed,
awry nnngne - 3tre - that\ls postbte to
adapt is pressed into service- Flowing
and slashbi sleeves are reviled, and enor
mous buckles and rosettes adorn the Fen.
.sit Ob 9 eL ta 4 decidedly tt e favor-
Ilicoler, as Blies been dining the Simmer.
ElreS Wand, vrdars'any other
„ Pugh her toilets are numberless
aid of indult* 'Variety, they I eve been
green, green ;green, throughout an entire
season. The shadeadcepen for the winter
months, and the light ones are reserved
for gas light. ,
The 4111retutt ',owns are in name Rua.
Man green 'bottle green, Olive grew, in
visible green, 'Rile green, grass green,
arserde green,/ Its green, most green,
Metternich green, Mignonette green, lib.
synths- .green,l emerald grace, bronze
green, etc., el
Among the new materials the Oriental
broestelle is the most attractive. Its
i w ta e l eni b in utt?ort in the :re P y e agi r nke
Vcr ee
of th e white rid covered with delicate
flowers and baguets.
Elegant are made with long
trains. nom dresses have dams-trains
and dresses fO the street are Invariably
abort. It le t lost conceded that long
skirts erne 'ln panniers for walking
are entirely without grace.
A visiting costume called the Don Jean
is In accordance with lice name Irresistibly
charming. It is of pros grair• The tow
er skirt of failis rose& has three flounces
cut in leatakciped. points. Two of the
flounces are a-t material and shade of
thal dress and the middle one not :swoon
velvet. The tunis is of maroon velvet
turned back a /a eamargo,And edged with
a nounce of 740116 elude cut in pointed
leseee. The waist is also of maroon
velvet, with posUllonvasques caught to
gether by knots of tes. a roe rain.
Henri II and leaves of 'gros grata are
slashed with Velvet
Another toilet is called the Robe car
mane. This In Ire haughty grsce recalls
the court awaits ef Man XIV. The
trained skirt is of a heavy black gem grain.
It wens over e skirt of purlepoug ds raw.
Each flounce is edged with a white lace
half covered by a black lace. Around
the Wren is the same trimming of black
and iittite lace. Lang sash of pink pros
grain with fringed ends. Black wryer
cat beast shaped In front and wide sleeve*.
Masses of black and white lace form fan
shaped decorations ettheback of the neck
and on dig chest. Rows of pink gros
grain are Inserted in the lace.
A costume of quirt clegaromis of Es.
vane Tartan wornover *skirt of maroon
gros grabs. At the bottom of the skirt is
a deep flounce edged with maroon velvet
and with a heading of three Malted rut.
flea, bound with maroon velvet The
tunic is of Tartan of two shades of Ha
vans brown, and is edged with.% shawl
fringe. It is rallied on the sides so as to
show the plata Havana lining. 'Pigs ma.
thrill Ts so light and pliable that when
draped by a skillful hand It has • most
arsisuee Mot
A costume prepared lor an Italian mar
/miss ta of velvet and laces Over a skirt
of turtle-dove gray is a nark- of tune
striped with white andedged with a white
guipere The tunic forms in the back •
douole pointed pannier. Through the
middle of the pannier is • ware of w bite
guipure. A charming little barque is of
lards dove velvet filled to the want with
roundial barques. Large pockets on the
bisques complete thee:tem It Is trimmed
with guipure lace and the wide sleeves
have revers of theism. A TeVelean tad
of dove colored felt, has a maroon breast
and tuft of maroon and white plumes.
45: bow of Oat gnarls pieced on one lit:e
of the hair,
Tartans continue to hold a prominent
plans for common wear, and for travel
ing. The double faced ones are new and
are to be India all the beat plaids , . York•
. entrerpopnear arso mato eervicosole every—
' day costumes.
Little military jackets of blue cloth
trimmed with gbld I raid and brass but
' tons, appear from llmp. to time on the
street They, are not ip good taste for
walking, and though a lady may wear
what she chooses in her own carriage
lane y ,mckers are not suitable for the
Weakliest table, and always aopecr to be
what many of them really are, relics of
watering-place life.
Most of the lancifut shapes in round
hate are also Intended for waterlog plates
or for the' country. The saucy, piquant
designs In form and trimming, are quits
out of place whim • lady la on foot la the
city, and often expose her to an endear.
edattention ' when • more modest toilet
would have spared her the annoyance.
Death of • Itsmarkable Nan.
On Wednesday of last week, Lyman
Allyn, a boarder at Taylor's Hotel in
Jersey City, was found dead sitting In e
chair ln his room. His death was report
ed the following morning, but cit..
curnatanoes have been developed since
`which finest his life and death
with peculiar Intend. His bro
ther Thomas Allyn, of Groton, Conn.,
In company with a sister, the only eels.
these( the deceased, arrived, and with the
permission of the Coroner. took charge
' of the body. They examined also the two
1 year old trunks that stood in the corner
of their brother's bedroom, and in one of
them was found stocks and bonds, deeds
and neenrities, of 'Various descriptions,
representing over $600,000. Allyn's life
the Met live . years has been most remark
able. He VIII a man of over 70, and so
infirm that It toot him half an hour or
more to come from his room to the
dining.room. Tet he lived upon the
highest flour to save money, and wu
never known to use a honour, saying
that they made people lszy, and therefore
he would not patronize them. He came
from hie room to hie meals but once a
day, eating the very smallest quantity of
thethespeat food. He sought no so ciety
and would permit no person to enter his
room but the chambermaid, and that
essential of the hotel but once a week.
While oho arranged his zoom he Weans.
bly watched her closely. To an observer
the room contained very little that was
worth watching. Two old multi, • a
scanty wardrobe, made up of cheap
ready-made coats, two hats, one
white and the other black, and both of
them thirty years old; patched shoes
and boots, a copy of Webater's diction
ary, a pible, and a medical book, were all
that the room contained. Its 'Math:in
and interior OE6Oli/trim as made It adrm t ry
abode. The old mart had Reed here alone
tor neatly sli years, declining all the
while to see any visitors, for he said,
they came only because they thought be
had money , that they were mistakes ; ha
was very poor end bad great difilenity. in
paying bin board bills. Ms brother and
sister who took charge of his effects,
state that ha was born In Groton,
Coca , in 1.787, and Wet sent et an early
age, by his fattier, to work la a grocery
store, in Nem-Loudon. Finding that
his employer was dishonest, and that
he used false weights and measures,
the boy ran away, and returned
to hie home. He coon procured
a situation In another steno remaieuzig
there for a number of years, until In 1827
be came to New York and engaged In
business at a commission merchant. Bl
ooming Interested la stock speculations,
under the. advisement and In partnership
with Jacob Little, Mr. Allyn amerszd •
large fortune, which was much reduced
by subsequent speculations. He was a
bachelor, and bad for thirty or forty
years been, in some degree, averse to all
society; but his eccentricities were not
so marked as they were dazing the sir. or
seven years pzetzeding his death. Daring
his stay at Taylor's Hotel he was occu
pied entirely in looking after the value
of, and the interest upon, his bonds and
stocks, keeping his business, how.
ever, in so great secrecy that
not even the proprietor of the hotel bad
the faintest thought that his guest was a
wealthy cspitallat. His bills were paid
with the greatest promptitude, but be.
youd the W., u 9 parson in the hotel had
grounds for supposing that trio old man
had any money. His (xergedlon mean
while was entirely unknown, and many
speculations were induiced in by his
fellow-boarders touching the work Which
kept the recluse'so much confined to his
print.' On' Wednesday afternoon the
bill collector took ktr.„.a.lbm's bill to his
room, knocked, iCedYe& no answer, and
could riot gain admittance . Be dm,
the bill into the room over the door, and
went awry. The day passed, and at the
office it wagremarked that the old gent't
man was not so prompt es formerly in
paying his MIL Mr. Fisk went to the
room, and receiving no answer to his
calls, the door was forced open. and the
occupant watt found ltdel3 In hie chair.
The examlnatkin of the trunk and COD' I
tents disclosed the fact that he owned
stock to &lithe princloal railroads In New
Jersey, the Erie Railway, Atlantic and
Great Western, the Morris Canal and
Banking Com pa ny, and the New York
Central De ed s for a large amount of
real estate on Long Island and in the
City of Brooklyn, and a pile of State and
county ...bonds were found. With these
there was ewill dated filloknilP llll . l r ,
bequeathing all Els property ha Ids brother
wad stater: -
Amoso -..tdo tannin& in ;Washington
are those who propose to manipulate the
porches@ of Bt. Domingo, Out of which ,
should' they succeed to convincing Cen•
gressooeh, of the sonalled ustatkmal im
portance of the pi:imbue," it Is said
three of thelobbyists will become
mil
-1 maim
RUPTURE AND IiERI9A.
The cond two of psrsonc aln clod With ropto
one that onght ton eelre Immediate atteralon
n 4 ear:, for the reser. that no one can tell
hen or how moo It man ptaslnto an loenlahlt
r Irremediable. state.
Maur Penult Ire ruptured Mai t r • tom
1111 t 111VM.111 of tbe to t, sei ttit n ontbs god
Meatlmes yinss Y•o sway nitbcot their geelt
or the neeetttary relyt go, on tbe otter band.
.57 persons .appose Ihentaalvea ratollrecd
het Mee are tot, and apply Crosses of 11l C.a.
traction, .0105, In olna enaa oat f lan, do
••oro harm than rood.
No one nod hoe any doe bt about rupture, If
they win do dig the? .hoo•d setler the»
tel , st nett the object- DR Ea TSZtl.tt hs
Huai HedLott Rho and at hls office. No. 1 67
Liberty` street. bas Investigated the ...Jut to
tin It, hearted,. and h fatly op to toe cta►oot
standard of !seine. Ia toot dedarttont of we.
chants& serseu; end oar rude» onoot 41,17
to an abler &argon to that deputes the
D. HO States. The Dewar has now bun an
tes d to MOW]. In it. serious deny toots.
for a purled, of aculy Intrirlee 70000. and h
moues With eallpossort ey¢rs•. that coy to
needed yofthi ritthi or cure or ruptured Per etr.
Tae pontos tae dtrn tee .objector Rends. as
roll as citrollo Mono of this .001000 Wady, the
mesteedulead !dianthus and Keay, and has tee
seeded In Oriderrthe most lota kite and dlecall
eon 50010 Wes withal ark He ways that
sooty ndsy pause oltbout appltastlee of
a truss, sad lt,il `realty • wander that se lute?
rmuons hied wheu nomplate roller
could ba ha{ itreasonalde este.
He boo unmet that well .alt any <nee end at
micro far he or the or4tharY'nute, sod the
Wiest has the ►dClttoaal Otentagor bolo
tau T. 0.. PutOtr .Whiled. a oval seal of
has Trees. told us .n toter,' other thin a ten-
Ott, and we ha*. frequeetly est:bored lb es Oery
they woe au. needed at en na4 oh. restudy sr
was novae Leal Iniritel. II oven to b. bor.
sod Unit Lbw./ are tome that are sot up
tores.Out remolds these reheat? utobOts or
Prop "pi pis well OLIO b ttlt anatomy of
Haute. Theo co. us mettle, as 'oh u
other d'ussedhy proper ntrolwres tea ttuet ,
meat s. d Mao so enlisted &bolt bear MU to
mind oleo ireektag los ratter.
Di ETTeiß•t perusal' Otentten every day
at ►lj' (hot Withal OtoOned °MO. No. AIST
Ltherty .trust, trod 9
. 4 111. noul Ir, a.. and
ton 7 peal 9 and 11 th 9 at sight.
WE LIME Ifl WIRER CLIMATE&
la ibis <gantry yr. Mad al Ma.,. % taamaMot
atm Tar. lb • amp ratan of Lan alilasi....
Um OWN. a and A.suaama botatoolaelo sod
mast. Lao bolos, aalp lo W Tamara
maw: our Illolasoaro an goal& Sadao. Ind
Alms alma. .1011. I. Mew Taft
obaoao, iovulvia • rm. Iota& of tom
ono hundred dames of Vaasa/oil darted Ma
ft to
drarmdag aomnlstatt oaten *ma o- If I.
...aped by M. cult WO( dm cm. and loa
of wow' atldoto
an o• stole I. arc
dl.p. Mandell Wan TM Mier aad salt
as Lalog. at Mad dia.:Mann . cr pea, oma
..moo.M In UM laimtable. bat Irk ,_amm
tan:4.M* of 110.01Cre OTI/Y/ICH
soor sows twat? Var. air.,
7714 4' p b. pyr=Pall t 117=4 tal'ay I.
M.
tba Pall. llor:x. r ..111:* Of aopfola too sale.
(
iba =Bola auto, oho =slog &a aOf toll
og,
toat:Zepr..r.togra(at oretrk.allit.
alsooloo. tale .lord 0111 rout&
loom naryryakrisLoc sad loot/foram lola.
at WM...tins a le Pala It. Tills foal, Om
W.. watad la air offal eat amllia
matiso whitM be MOM/ ta Vaal am -..M.
Ott Da Old allaaaall M.. , " h a
pairtletaaa....ll.a . ha Ida Oa tao dlsardar
wriWs 1. ' 4
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i
t i l t arx:44 . ll: cr.: r aSprlttlai e:rortal . o . 2 . - 1
nata7ll=4'4VVlZ4bl=frsaltret
lacy wo),:l
rgrtinirDElgne
A 11111.1C•W B. II
ETerasoeon. p.ess►rr 1st.:1119.
The Vll,Ovoss of an Sauk bay* tme dal.*
eland • &olbtl et 2113. PIM CZ hi% oa to
ingtital stook. genii. • to the etudtboldani
Ltr , Or bursar pm,. otaUFee forthrlth.
&UM Wk. ILO% D. ranter.
rgrNOTICE.—The 21111T1.GEIIIII
or "nil riTiesuaa a Asso. UMW
►OB rnl RC-IZ/ ON THE INfon •• .0..•
ywpd N me. or. VIIIDAY •IY YLHAIY N.
IL: c 0... 'EL 9/i O'clock. Is Ike *polo. roam
of N. Yluo 1...T01. Wood
0r... By ord.? of
WINN!. Preside.
1N.,. LEVI WADE, YOlorttory. dsl
0191 C. or 111999190 9 9 Coda. Cs—
-199 1199111 • ow.,
9791111101011. Deeentb-r 1.1. 11109. 5
WAN ELECTION FOR FIVE
DttilcoTtlas "(Old
,b• by 10.19 110, 09109.
A T! vs.. as IiObLAT. Ree.m•
cbrl44/0 In SS4II CBOT% reerstarl .
_
°mei or 1107070 AVILA gi b e Co..
07 Water 71.0001.
7rrfrooooll. IfieveWar 11311. HOW.
rgrDITIOEND.—The Board of
rretsjigh C grofT2C6 C atr.l::lll o 7ll:
I{OE oar tbo Cut rat Stock. oat of tae earnings
of too loft Yr 0,00010.
0 7 . •=e 0 L7ro of tiorotomtui Taboo oiler
oo:rsol0
10001 gorenwary.
0171 Ca or N011070.00al nroazorros Co.,
011 Wirer Ilare•
Crrnsoses. 1 mealtime 11.7. 0040.
ar AN ELECTION Fon rim..
Tat2f DIRXCTOM of Ole Crowns.
to tern for the gamble tear. ern 049 him at the
trace. 10. 911 *Wet .meet. oa 1131.11 DAT. Do.
ember ad slo. r. 1110111. beArew the boat. of 31
a. w a
n , 26:411 101115 11. 01.1 ANT. therratary.
OTTIcI PITITIViciII Ant COIX11.1.5•11.1.11
BUTABOAD COMINinT FT.lllO..non,
N•skssiserlDts, 111111.
EgrPITTSOLRGU CON.
NELTAVILL2 DAMS .kD ADDIS •I.
ItESTINO.—Rat ro 4 btfeay lota that !be la.
iontt aattaof Oa VlookerNar of llta
b.tan a St
nd Co n. Doi ICS ARCM.. n 7 . 7
Ma parr° aOr .lectlogl , t n oard oi Ditnei foo
it. annular yen, bskl at Milt Offift,
EVen ItZ l 'at2e• rg!
&Lk SADIST. as Ittii. i lois ri ke z.
nleSiryi
=1
NEW ADVEaq/13EMEINT8
DILWORTH, WPM &
243 LIBERTY snow,
11•VE JUST SECIIIVF.D
100 Barrels ' "Potter Ion" Drips
The Au., ever broogit to tkL muttel
•
65 BARRELS N. 0. MOLASSES,
CllOlOll XZW MVP.
25 HHDB. W. 0. SUGAR
PlUltit YELLOW CLABIIIILD
To which they Invite the Attar•
'thin of the .Tradc.
luii c~:cnl' dal
BAGoir Dees .DDwelsd GAB tied GAB NMI/
111BPRCTUG for Albeit'' , DonaV• Retie. le
hue., even the wall Use secesasy aim sad
eireitszkleet Vesting Madden um be provided.
1 vrIG het paned at the UM.% TRB
TIONAL FOGADIAT AND PIPE AGUIFJS.
Trest7•thrd Great, neer Peen. PUtleogh.
LR. /111T11
fie and OW Notir In•I wt...
MEM
NOVELTY 'WORKS.
Dissolution ot ritrAinrship.
pt=I,FIZtrZuV. P 6 taw Ags' th ls"ettla lb ;
Deni be esUtttiktcOsileS 4
Pirrisimaom, .INTambtrA t e,36. 4
J. K Moorhead,
Wrja= ll Ega r.
alas
the a treto ,".".... orotltsittl l croldotood
g1"oito ni eller or MOOII.
Ott e •MiN. bu. J . / . . v I T I /".
RRALll2lTrumor:NOrirvaiter'
NEW ADVERT'S
NEW GOODS
The Lowest Prices
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
Nos. 180 and 182 Federal Street,
ALLLUBEN T CITY
At 132.50 s pair, good size Gray
. Blankets.
AL $3,00 a pair, extra She Gray
• Blinksta
At $3.00 - a pair, Good Size White
Blankets.
At 81.00 a pair, extra size White
Blankets,
At LW each, Ladles' Embossed Cloth
Skirts, in choice colors.
At 371.2 c, All-wool Knit &asp.
At. $2.25, Large Size Square and
Woolen Shawls.
At 50c., Idea's Shirt and Drawers.
.At 25e, Iden's Woolen Scarfs, large
At 25c., Velvet & Gimp Bats.
iAt 25c. per yard, Black and Colored
-4lpacas best Offered this sea
son at the Price.
At 12 1-2 c. Dark Delaietea
At 18 3-4 c. All-wool Scarlet FlanneL
At 25c., Heavy Baf d Twilled Flannel,
a good bargain.
At 87 1-2 c., 64 Black Waterer Cloth
At SLOO, 6-4 Black Waterproof Cloth.
At 11.00. 64 Brown Waterproof Cloth.
Ladies' and Children's Fern.
New Styles Dark Calicos.
Country Flannels, Country Blankets,
Cassinteres, Jeans, Ica
Wholesale and Retail
AT
WILLIAM SEMTLEI3,
Boa. 180 and 188 Federal Street.
.1.L1.441111C87 CITT
CARPETS
BEDITCTIONN.
The alterations and im
provements of our Sales
rooms now in progress, make
it neoessary for us to im
mediately dispose of a large
portion of our stock of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
Hearth Rug- - ;, &c ,
Many goods will be sold
at prices below the present
wholesale cost. Call at once at
OLIVER ReCLINTOCK & CVS,
Z 3 Fifth
DRUGGETS,
CRUM El CLOTHS
EXTRA QUALITY,
BRUSSELS CARPETS
Direct importations,
111111111 BROS.,
.Ib. M /FIFTH A VE./ W OD,
=I
AT MORE ACCEPTAVILE
tmoo P peat to eloeuf morn. ,
or rtztcr than • Polk, of 41111.41 race in
THE PENN Wl'Ti' AL
Life Insurance Comp°
OF FBILADEILPFII4.
The Only Truly Inlaid Comp's! In the
City or ..ittelr.
AC - 1:11111LAT ZD C • fITA ....111.600,000
Aillst patio, looses w tbo ate't of .51.100.000
?bare te a speclal wlrahtsge ih tatting out
polley now, as lltwede who get tea pollelet 0e•0
ry Ist XOll haw., the 0.0.10 of the DON
howl. W.1./tad of January 0011.
JOSEPH S. TRAVELLI, Agent,
I=
1:11=11TEZIEI
=
NEW HOOKS.
The Boiling or the Ship 87 Veal] W.
Leurtelt.•gt 3 50
Dow Do I Know? Hy the •utbot of ••1, hat
Off!) Ile Grow' . 11 00
D•Mit I , sad Cl•r Three Daughters.
• tirsodpaps , Tut sod Starlet About
natural filstarr Sod Tbloa. a( Dully
0.0. By a anther of .•91celata•' 50
Notealn tualandgleam,
and Daly. Hy Hrs. Haw-
1
thorn .......... . . ....... ... .. A 09
Ha n sa
i rett . . v !t ,. .nejr of . 00. women:' 1
Is
D'seatteara Y•ther ryt . einitte Wat . ..i•-
0.11,1 Leonard Woo.. 5..1, Ima
Beltway If carroty, by K. L. L. ertateHtst. 1 Ott
Isar Ulm Illyda. by Vim. L. Daily 1 50
'41.11a.a
H s i. T t
T
or or tea r lttolta•• 7 1 43
{Plot .ant (hum& on tha /litotes of the
Illtdllerrszean. By J. Henry Ileuren.
lA. D ............... .......... 3 50
ROBERT k►. DAVIS & CO.
192 Libeity Street.
DIARIES I
DIA RI.ESI
DIARIES
16701
1670!
Oat 333 t of Diaries I. Dow complete. rsodlud
13 ones from 33mon to 311.73. 111.1131 spot
3 pips of pn. Mete thetomeer of flay. to.
3 3 30 and we will Oil order ...day recletv.d.
JOSEPH HORNER,
Atth 129 Smith/Lad arca,
1=0!
rfffrn
Bsustm
lamn o NEW TOHII
witti a m. stock .r
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
W.TCHia OLD
CH
AIMS.
rod xi
r IV A V N AT,
000D8
. Ac
to Wriiry t'•elety. J••t nal
ds3o, •t
Mr MI kinds of Rah /r0c.47 made ord
Ea 9
NTALOADLE FAUN/ AND MILL
V PROPIRTY 'OH 111.LE-1510sata0 to Han
over tosmahlp. Witaitostan Octants, at Bantle . .
Mackin, Pabbsedle hanso'. Tana contains
100 MA rt., 10 of which Is cleared sad undo
w11w1"al o
ma ' obMa tan.=
w cons
n l,llllitA .ith l ltheew lM Im .
pith
meni• Wad I n desicelsmta; now nov operallo. -
ro
also a nest Coital:. Hitwtol_di
rooms, Teasel Emma snit %atm:lama ta
000 w 4~~ell terodt 10 0(06 10 MU%
No =Tea . taroarth aCirtie.o"nitlir
CULIENIMANDLESS & Otht
WlllOll. Carr • C 0. .)
WHOIXIML• DIAL=
Ihroign and Domaine Drytnnk
Wes..
I
"CO ED
401•
M •
' CONTIOLLV 017=1.
Horn 4 itmoi
Irur Zusastaa Loan Nonas et 11611• M 1.
0001 of
Oat pessentati as sal. alias as Omar VA.
aosivari N. J. XcGOWAN. Castrollar.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
INOTUR LABCL ARRIVLL
or
New Dry Goods
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
Nos. ISO and IS?, Federal Street,
13311=1
A Large Assortment of
NEW DEILtINES,
In Pia ids and St ripes,
SEAUTIFUL.
All-wool Plaid Poplins,
Poplin Alpaca Plaids,
All-wool Morino Plaids,
All-wool t ergo Plaids.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL, OF
HEAVY CORDED POPLINS,
a Bealattbal 3bades. al 30..3.. rare.
Black and Colored French Merinos.
t'LOAKINO CLOTHS
Anncans,lnettillas. Beavers Plashes
WATELPROOF CLOTHS
Black. Drown as 4 Gold Mixed
Ladles' and Misses Fars,
Wholesale and Retail
r 3 Il .71mm
Noe. 180 add 182 Federal Street,
I=
JUST OPENED
JOSEPH HORNE & CO.
Woolen Goods,
HOODS.
BC.AI 18. 81040E4
EIMEI
13313
=I
HOSIERY.
Alio...Ad •wattle* *OOL AND NIIIRIENO
MINORU NALND.II.AL.
?LIMAN AND ►ANCT NTRITID.
►LXZCLD c4I'TUN.
OLNTN• WVOL AND MOUND S BOOM
Id LIA IL Ell& KNIT' PI 0 C /11%!
CLOVES,
gt i le t tgehe i rVlDS AND MITT%
f.
woo KNIT OW{ AND 111ITTO.
Belel.lll LINPI) • °ILK GLOVIS,
GENTS' DRIVING °Write'.
LADIES'. MUSES ANL , BUTb' GLOVES of
Xll kinds,
AT LOWES T PRICES
Wholesale Booms op Stairs.
77 and 79 MARKET EMU W_.
WOOLEN GOOD'S,
Hand. Knit Shawls,
SAOQUES and HOODS
Ilaslery and Gloves, to salt all.
I=l
BLACK SILK FRINGES.
talus numag, Ili II ) les b. Men
Cashmere Solaria,
Lace Collars,
Lome 1-landkorohlers,
Linen Collars,
Embroideries,
notions.
Ribbons, etc.
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ARAB SHAWLS at Half Price
GOOD ISHAOI3 OP
Blue and Green Add Glotes
BOULIffkIiDE SKIRTS,
Tii.A.VELArilii 11A
PP . Marshasul sad Dealers mastic, Int lasts
axles.
MACRUM,, GLYDS & CU
78 & 80 Market Street.
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CARPETS.
NEW FALL Mal.
Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
DRUGGEIS.
DRUGOET SQUARES,
Ingrain Carpets,
At the Lowest Prices Ever OfereL
BOYARD, ROSE & CO
SI FIFTH AVTIFITIK
Wilda?
WOOLEN DRUGOETS
Arun
FELT CAIIIF'ETS,
IL IL 2, 21,, 3. 3L 31 and 3
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YARD WIDE.
BORDERED SQUARES
19aliable for Parlors.
DINING ROOM CRUMB CURS,
Woolen, Linen and Cotton,
17 LOWE& /1111111 71111 LIET 11119
isomuut.atn. the Imeltentalaked tariff
Visin gcotts.
II'FBIAND & COLLIN
71 and 73 Filth Avenue
06111.A1
CLOSING OUT SALE
Tltb. awl at ta• Malay MM. , . KG
to
so
URCHS , II.I.D . Strs sags* stook of goods
will sold
azoLrouss or corr.
2/te Stock is New and Oonsidete,
4031ELISTI16 OP
614 Black ani Mond,
Irhk Poplin,
teek
Alps 'shads NIA;
_
Ilse ChM, Chaim,
I Mull,
Plaid Khali, Coalmen;
Wird of DomestleGools,st
J. I. B CRIIELD & CO.'B, •
52 SI3FTH STREET.
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rxri
E .. 121:.:M.j1j, , 1a
LOW . iT ritICES!
FURS! FURS!
NEW DRY GOODS 1
FURS! FURS!
$lO.OO per Told, 4-4 Black Cloak-
lug Velvets.
50c, One ease Empress Cloth, been
selling this season at $1 per yard.
621 c., Silk Chain Black Poplins.
50z., Heavy Black Corded Melina.
23c., Plaid Country Flannels.
$6.00, Bargain in Country Blankets.
50c., Strip Silk Mixed Dress Goods.
Good Bargains in Paisley Shawls.
Good Bargains in Black ThibetStrawls
Good Bargains in Cloth Sacques.
Beaver rid Chinchilla Cloths.
Velvets and Velveteens.
8-4 Country Blanket Flannel.
CiLssimetes, Tweeds, Coatings,
Po , lin Plaids, Medinas.
FURS 25 PER CENT. LESS
Than any in the City
Last Re Bussing this week Is
NEW Gr()01317,
Bargains in Furs,
K R. GARDNER'S,
West Car. Market St. and 4th Are.,
FURS NEW AND CHEAP
No. 69.
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OTILLIAIit ELLER & CO.,
Not ril and Ut Liberty Street
Corner of lrolo. oow all r tlie trado at low ll,s
-guy, ,•tflelf7
Prime New Cronew Orleans Sugar mad
Porto Glee. Cabo and !WWI laud Pnenrn.
bow Tort. rbliadalpttla and BaltUna, Bac
lined do.
Holden IMP. Lcoessnos, Bongls.tvan's
Adna . dad Load Island BMOC
rorta Woo, Cabo and Int On Wm* ilolasocos
Young Upon. Japan s ansporlal, onnpooday
Corolla.
Colons Toss.
Corolla a and klastioln Ram
{,up onand Rlo Coleys.
Tobacco, Lard Ott. /lA. Nall., Glass, Soaps
Cotton Yank. •e.., constantly on bud.
ALSO,
E=Carri
Pius Brandies. Wines and
U. and %p ull's., Idocha
of Hi nkel A Co.. to bottle,
.E.ra r•e prtliag MoveDa, ll bebarebery lead iota •
northerner. -raar, Pe.
Entary Fro V ito
O
ral OUT. Olt.
de do CilllT.4l, raparted la 1.0 . M..
to do Waled Wines, 121 betrieu
. Wort it tau . Bparlellag Oat•arba.
F.a. Old !Sherri. Mader • and Part Wine.
Tree fret Ileseugatiefis Rye Widattaa, par
do Vary bawler (Ad &mart do GO.
ALSO.
7:g et. far Mon{ & CdO.'.lua Grand Vls
Da •
Brandlgorav ' Xi ar=ad Ira:ranted
lighde
CULSaOLLR . i OPTIC!,
CITY 01 ALA.LattaalY, Nov. ID, IPSO.
BONDS FOR SALE.
la parte... or .% leer Assembly maim:Wu
taw lama of Desseners Ponds. Commilss by dale
Isla:tabu 14, 11.11101..th0rl red tla said Ms..
and Beads bees beam prepared Lad are mew
ready Par sale.
Thaw Bomb, on of Me dcooottnalloa of
00 AND $l4OOO,
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SEVEN PER CENT
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wars Ogles. The firth credit and property of
the city I. pledged for their redeuption. Tar
Ues dodder huuttesrat ^oUl led tht. a good
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ELRLBA FEMALE COLLEGE,
ONDMI 01.112 OF 181
SYNOD el, GENEVA
Tht• ts I r ;atlso Homo, sad folly dim torn*
ood oroalsed Molter* mbar., young to4fra tur
pang a NM s Utmost sad •xf *man cosine of
saal , ll4 . lo o =tl ZCLECI3IO or ACJD
TICIIIMh-Wholo capreso or 'hitt., me=
Camino act 4 Modern Laagm.4.4 b
Ihnabbed room. Albs and tool, 11150.pcx Loll
'cony cesitoo. Address,
REV. E. W. COWLEIS, D.D ,
ilizewavt
1221E3
ALPERT & KOHLER,
Valtelnu' s'ne l'l/017,4r:ffrag
buil.. ft.
00011. W not Wt 0e 00 o Dn9 M o to
sosanacion emu d littoo% (or
.g oef i E
r Are k •rt , IL Corns, Bank% orison:3 a
eincr s n'l.o%lF. 7 l,l l 2or.P..7°Cl_ %to be
plosaoa folios nu old =stomas gram. Wo ban
&doped Xr. mode of meamlag lb
Awe, try "Mall eaa 0e salt In mans/311nd edsl
dad odintonable , Zoo(' and Nem. Mr lime loader.
fect- 4/100 Is trlbr i lyp i a ?Mr.
UM,
adasll 31 Motet street. Plttstnuglial,
GREAT BARGAI
J.W.BARK
NABBJET
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NNW ADVER
-.136&r
7-40 GOLD BONDS,
Of the CHICAGO, DANVILLE. AND
VINCENNM4 RAILROAD ine /ffertd
for sale by Pleura W. BAILEY LANG
Co., Merchants, 54 Cliff Street, Slew
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Tte7 are 111,000 Bonds, famed Upon a
Railroad nearly one-half completed
"forting irons Chicago and tra•cralag o
country unannumard b any In Me ant
asentiala of a large aml profitable bog.
They are secured by FIRST MORT.
GAGE oo 140 sales of thb 6mA-clam
road, Ito want and all present and future
qulred property of the Company
The) bear a high rate of Interest tor •
,ng period of tlme-1 per cent. gold for
40 yeara--and • email ratio to the raah
value of the Realty upon which they are
I=
They create an Interest liability of the
Company of only $1.240 PER MILE, or
am than ono-ttstrd that of tom gnat
roads of the country whose Binds have
ranted yep WO.
These tests, guided le the safe-viards
thrown around each end every Beni,
combine to render there. UWECLUALL-
ED SECtiIIrTEED, and really the oast
dedrable In the market for intalment
Price 96 and accrned Wendt In car-
reney, the sight being reserved to ad-
ance, upon due notice.
Pamphlets, with env+ awl fall &tel.
went free on application to ear Agents in
Plttstreergb,
8. M'CLEAN & CO.,
76 FOURTH AVENUE.
Hoefzeg prremenity exastised Ude •aHnl Mr
f roeo. 11.1.41.4 , and yrojased, as mil en Oa
...jr, fluvuoll, oaltia II nag. um .1. , gh...
Bersdar rUA —7 coojkfend fa fad" fuli
ikBAILEY Liiio & CO..
Agents for the Sale of the Boles.
CARBOLIC SALVE!,
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The important discovery - of
the CARBOLIC ACID as a
CLEANSING, PUFYING, awl
REALM° Agent is one of the
most remarkable results Of
modern medical reseurchd
During the tate - civil war it
was extensively used in the
Illospitals, and was found to
be not only n thorough dish'.
&clank but also the most wist
derful nod speedy MUM*,
RUMMY ever known.
It is now presented in
scientific combination wit
other soothing und henna
agenctes, in the form of
SALVE; having been
ready in 'timberless
with most orr 'lsabela.
rer
tattoo we bare ns pleb .
tattoo In Hering it to the pleb •
lie as the most certain, ra pid.
and elf remedy for a
Sores and llamas, no matter of
how long standing, Dor Bursts.
Cats, Wounds. and e
ABRASION or SKIN or
and Dor Skin diseases generally.
Bald by all Druggists Price SS ands
JO :4 F. }EBY, Sole Itopt
80.8 COLLEGE P LACE. Illevifork.
DR.
CioNTunma To TREAT ALL
12 all Its fovea. ail
sitars dlsels , n ' 6 1'. - .'n = l a i a treou of mammy art
ntapietety erstfmted: etanentoleMe a. al .
wil Wastages and Impotency, tarts=
saLf•eMute or otbm camas. as
aktch
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mine of Um toflawbor !Matt as Manes. Mal
meatma.lallterairm, masemplias, mentos In
scluntra divada i djgr
iord ai gnillynrairmis nunal . e
made, montane tatters. thereM2
' IVA tlits an i=r den e
.• I m afa
or elsattne n emonfrond
2 .41 ' 1 1"c ar6e1Moleal ..- m. 7:11 . 1j kr a
h... Lemmata* ar Witte., Tallbst . Masi
matfon ae Moral= of Me Womb, entail".
Amenorrhoea. Menorrheet. Iftsal.a .
El ma btertllly or as wt.
sel irstk trealest manes
It Is eelf.mtdont slat • phistetaa DID
thaself ezelannely to Si. study of • oartati=l
of Caesar sad treats Momands of came weft
nr~ art sonata frreatar skill In tkat merdene
Lima on, ei c q ,z smeral practice.
Mos terbtlahas • modSoal tera=„l
i. wee it ten ettoMMtn Of
dbeseehitat ma be tad erealli
bir two shunts, fa modal en
sentence contents hotreetSon 10 . 1711
rail attlittsallson tis deternMa MS IMP
qtliartigtsbrorer nal4"" wombat tea sir
tool: central. W a =it Is no, erne, slot tb
• M. , tb• Doetor.s ordakm Moi an MP
. a • mitres Matement of the Cates
• ems he forwarded by smil mate
prem. la some Instineet Innremr, A Irma
c=peUsl ►lttlarestrtne4 " ll/
her the amnamsedatton ern* patient. One sil
mita annealed WM tie °Zee Ott oni Ms
1 Wrltt Mat I•e_ that la otlati ta
=Wtecarts7. mileated
All trcorrUnlone tot VIMMAM
for Mr* stamA li sa tetlV
D 4 oc M tor'slbn•AntOs Moal rim
"tTal'ealrsl
PTfrrterC
fr o.
t t
otititrittilln, IV 41i.Widli
men. . ten. Cann ..n0... noninr •
I►. IL PORTER,
CITY CON , ROLLER
. : • .134 11 1 1 4
(lads Uzi las ash ass
• 1.• •
_ppotar flal stalitVo
Diansoad Siori A ZAlltsourglN awl id Ma
iat e rioldtrats. chi; a l . ' s '. e=go v i
barbing esable• sr to aluilmturreors an aII
article.
Sam//•11 111+ , SUL ,
lit dame ursdr. Black wad Mho Perth lll Wags al
IoW • W
airs as • cal .. e will wan • la
• . • • • or , •
in=
SHAKER
DRIED co y(.
Of motor troOlto. Oat ...toed lad toe a' , o kr
bozo,N or IA .W 1; sLottbaltor rolotrisoluetto
form...oaths Seep. lad Item. rat We as tire
isailly W r, Mon of
ooe
Jona A. REIVOIA
neat
Comer Llboty and Wolk ar..20.
IA L .
SPEC
NS IN BLANKETS
eels. at
M ■ ~~
ER & CO'S,
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OF THE
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