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PHILADELPHIA, Sept IL, 1876.
A bright and unclouded sky ushered in the
day long and anxiousy expected by the members and
friends of the order Of Odd Fellows and everything
bned make the procession and display of unpara
eed magnifcence The hotels and boarding houses
filled overlooking with strangers from all quarters;
your good city having contributed its thousands swell
the multitude The farmers who furnish butter for our
consumption are taking advantage s1e demand for that
article, by asking forty cents pound much to the
noyance of our housekeepers.
The formal dedication of the Hall took place at Q
O'Clock this morning, and was witnessed by the Grand
Lodge of Pennsy vania and Populations from the ocals
of the various encampments and lodges of this and other
States OF course the building would not accommodate
than this number and in order that the multitude
should have a sight of the ceremonial duplicate of the
affair afterwards repeated in the Franklin Square,
into the boundaries of which the thousands
the procession filed upon completing the route marked
out for them The following the order of the cere
address by p g. Samuel ID. Patterson; singing by the
choir of an ode composed by p G. Samuel D. Patterson
The dedicatory address in the Hall delivered by the
M W. g. master McKever but the Grafton in the square
pronounced by the Grand Chaplain of the United
States, James d. McCabe, of Virginia powerful band
in attendance at both places and interpreted the
proceedings with excellent music selected for the
sion.
The procession was put in motion at Ia O'Clock. and
proceeded along the route through the principal streets
OF the city. The first grand division composed OF
the subo dnate and the degree lodges OF the city This
portion OF the procession beautiful and IMPOSING
each lodge having an average Of about 30 members
clothed in beautiful regalia with banners Of the
splendid description and fine bands of music being
terspersed along the line. The number in this division
could not be less than 10000.
sales or Stocks at Philadelphia.
SEPT r7-FIRsr BSAspI9oo Texas Treasury Notes,lss;
Vicksburg, s. 700 Reading Nh, II.
ArrnR sALrs-oOoO state S., 6eH; 100 Reading RR als;
sgscso LSssiy q. g Co, EFT IS conm as
AFTER SALEs.-i Louisville Bank, 81
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hesrs saa nsa Ns ssmmnsissisn hsl yet ssashsa The
aspssst fe hi ga the sshlset sftbs lyts % DC ssa
ksl bIt he IL kn0Sa 10 tia service - gallant saa ms.
ytorlous onaesr aaa viii, doubt, give COED account
of himself linton, Sept 10.
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SEPT. l6-AT AUcTfoS-lt shs Boston x Providence RR
per adv 81 Boston Maine RR 10 adv 20 Old Co
Iony RR, S38 9sa per sh; Nashua Manufacturing Co.
S5i7 Merchants Bank ~ adv, IA State Bank $50
5o for co. fremont Bank, $50 per sh; 20 Granite Bank,
$685. sh 10 City Bank. sssk persh; IL Great Falls Mani
BsoxrRs 30 ARp-io shx Wnnsimet Co, &c; IS Norwich
&Woseester RK blod, 37k 1875 East Boston Co, i3x 5I
IT'S l. Island RR, b20d 3o%
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.REMIE-Brig VioIa-V o Brown, OF Boston
pnsSs. srnss s.p-NuA<H

FnHStHStTB AIfIVcU.
Craftsmanship III Allen-Mrs Jacobs, d. Danford
and 1steerage
LIvERPooL-Ship Catharne-Mr Mellish and lady Miss
Crane J NJ Deas OReilIy, w Henry II w Hackett, and
80 IN steerage.
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CHAS. H. RING, 192 Broadway
81 1m*m corner John street. sole Agent for New York

nR. JOHNSON, II Duane street, Chatham street IA
Of the Oldest and most Medical and Sur
gcal Practitioners the city of York the treatment
q certain class Of delicate diseases The Doctor
shed IN stand eleven and during time
treated 1900 Of yenera and
other delicate complaints The Doctors for skill
peemnent No matter how long you may have gieet sc
S uSe.a HPon ne or ns throat or nose pains y
is durable. Constitutional weakness sometimes
called seminal weakness, brought by secret habit
dulged in by young Many unfortunate victim Of
this unnatural vice. has experienced my saluta
Dyspepsia weakness of the limbs and Of the back
confusion of intellect fogeulness palpaton OF the hesr
aversion to society," only symptoms of tins complaint
He warrants every charge. Mild
cured in days Post paid letters containing
So for advice attended DR.. JOHNSON is regularly
educated Physician and Surgeon. s3 im&r
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BY Last Nights Southern Mall.
Home Ports.

ALEXANDRIA Sept i5-Sld, brigs Arvo Eastpor and 81
Johns, NIB, Ann Caroline, Boston.
BALriMosr, Sept liar ship Leopard. Childs, York
Bremen bark Favorite Hohorst bremen; bark Wyman Dill
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OLD VIOLlNS.

Old VIOLINS.
g JOHNSON, No. l67 William street, New York. has
~ for sale the best collection of genuine old Instruments
offered in New York. Also very fine nstu,ments
from the best French makers viz Guitars Violas Volns
Violoncellos, sc.
The balance Of lot of foreign Music by the cee-
brated authors for piano. von and piano, solos Duets
trios, quarettes quntees Sc, for per
Some entirely Paris music for cents per
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing Instruments Instrumental
Music, respectfully invited to call.
.B.-InstIuments repaired by the best workmen.
sis IMD<Wkrc
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BALTIMORE, Sept. II, l646.

BALTIMORE, Sept II, 1916.
Frosty Veaiher-Sa Pedro Diving Bell Compony--T The
Election for Mayor-.4 Privileged Character-Mar
kets, &c.
Broad cloth is in demand this morning for winter gar
ments cotton goods having retired for the There
have been quite heavy rosts for the last two nights whilst
during tho day the renders the weather delightfully."-
comfortable.
The San Pedro Diving Bell Company has been
gained again and about making another visit to the
Spanish Main, of the coin sunk with the
old frgae San Pedro They say that they left in hurry
the last time they there in consequence of having
heard of the war, and fearing attack from prvaeers
Theirlas days work Is also said to have yielded tem
500
Great CONSERVATION exists amongst the Office holders at
the City Hall in view OF the mayoraty election The
fact that ALL or nearly ALL the present incumbens being
who have been accustomed TO roll out OF office
into another men whose slice of bread always falls with
the buered side up great desire evinced among the
Office seekers oil their party to have them removed
Some OF them have heretofore been magistrates others
have rolled out of the Collectors Office into the Post
Office then TO the Custom House. and then back ain TO
the City Hall short they have always been the pap
fed children of the public" The denomination of Major
Davis should he be elected them in Office for
three longer and they fear that the office seekers
will withhold their support from Col Davies to have
change now so that the succeeding mayor will have
opportunity of making clean wing sweep and that
future Tins" The wings meet tonight for the nomina-
ton of candidate for the may orally and it
ted that Major Law, the most popular man IN the city
next to Col Davies the democratic candidate will be
the nominee Should he be nominated the will be a
tight the election depending principally the dis
affection among the Office seekers
There is little nothing Of interest stirring in Baltimore
at present grand row took place at bowling saloon
on Baltimore street, raised by OF those gentry to be
found in every community, who getout of scrapes with
out money and without price" Men stab cut
and slash their fellow their hearts with
out fear OF law, judge jury.
l.THE MARKETs-There have been sales of Howard
-four any noticcsbe the last days. There
some enquiry and dealers holding 81 50 which is
advance. The market, how unsettled name
positive quotation The receipt prise from is not xed
YESTERDAY sales of 700 bbs City Mills flour made
81 So To-day holders ndisposed SELL and refuse
price. To-day 81 so offered and refused A
small LOT family flour white wheat sold yesterday 81 20
per bush-l Limited sale of whskey Pm 90 cents for
bb and Elk % for hhds The market dull to-day
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DIR. CONVERTS
INVl0 GRATING ORDIAL.
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY IMPOTENCY
INl,llNTl NENl,E N{ll,IIIRN

EMISSIONS, &c &c.
i has been used with the most happy effect in the
practice Of eminent physicians and surgeons in the Bn
5 EI ss g.ss nd q. = &:
hsrbnger Of life" The use Of this cordial will fully
% s e s ID oS:r
Gle the the above complaints Th pro
os oI n: ssS s .S C;S
the Of early ndisceet secret habits OF YOUTH
the excessive indulgence Of the passions ripper
OF the liver papitation Of the heart dyspepsia tosvs
in ns s Il. @
eItremites asstude nocturnal emissions geet
suffer. alteration Of mind confusion OF ideas loss Of
memory detection melancholy frebodngs unsocislty.
Of solitude These are some Of the Effects Of this o.os
of the laws Of mans physical and social being
% hoSs OF may DO
and particularly in the country where these solitary habits
81 no Of
which should attend the connubil will perceive this
on pc 70
SSs. sss: s S. e
single Price s. bottle; sic hall DOZEN 'o or
n. B.-Ths Cordial contains Mercury, or .nv mineral
substance stIsngers in the Sy before leaving should pro-
nenty ssrvceable in and facilitating climate where
these disorders greatly aggravated and system rapid
Wholesale and retail BY o. FAY 1876 Fulton street,
Lamp S TSs Sun Sun 2Slsin inf New Ss so York
city country by addressing above paid en-
Also for sale by Dr. wad.worth IS North Main street, Pro-
vidence II. IL 1888 Warrington street, Boston No Broad
way Albany; MMa1chn Utica n III and bX Martin and
NE Married persons and those conte mpating marriage
denay consult Dr. Convers personally or by letter post
paid enclosing s., at 1876 Fulton street, N lmsr
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n r. SALMON'S REAiEDY.-For disorders OF the sto-
- mach liver and kidneys accompanied with Indigestion.
Of appetite headache bilious attacks giddiness papi.
anguor low spirits loss Of strength pains IL the
back side aud lower of the chest habtua
medicine has met with in private
p,1 leu 20 nGm oy nose VINO nave taken it, that
generally He assures sufferer from the above COM
plants that Is a. processes be- perfect cure
rating the system restoring appetite health, color and
strength to the most debitated This remedy
the closest attention business The satsiae-
tory reference given, II required.
CHAS. H. RING, ls2 Broadway
81 lm*m corner John street. sole AGENT Tor New Yofh
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$4,000 TO LEND
IN BOND AND MORTGAGE, on productive real e.
" tate in this city Brooklyn. II will be divided into
sums suit spplicants Apply to 8. 8. Broad No II va
street ia the Cfoton Water Once, bssnsal sux im'n
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MEEN FL
MEEN FUN,
THE CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWD-x~,

THE CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POwD<R
ns %ps.
S I have aS 1 81 s BEEN rss rs, and
Of their skin attributable the fro infancy of cos
ce.ss T pTsssh saS a Ssssas
The recent extended teroourse of rsa, Britain with thu,
nation has elected many respect
d By 1S se M: ss
Fun Or Celestial Skin Powder This disclosed
s 70 Charles MisIsii E:s
cure s Of al nssSa
sna Boehss s nps:
STf' be y'isy e. sS:
49, aa G.Mag B. S
.on Broadway Chambers street and al other
The sole Co.,
street in boIe. price 2., S.. aud q. su2a lmsre
$500 CHALLENGE yALIER's FRENCH PILLS
RT nv H re pSys and speedy
Bas:% e.:
.uass sas Ohs fail
Rsy a They ere
X
g: ,s:' .s: :r:s'sss !.
the aI.sn; have cured
ss q %S
challenge any one to produce remedy Of sous
o
Price 81 per box For sale at a Nassau street, basement
MARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH TO IN;
y; Hon viii sdSon. I'D I s:,. sns'iS
His sJs aoxy.s ss ID. S
susded that different state of society from the pressnr
1S ssd sa s
Ell the
SCas Ss esa, may Fob Se,is 81 ,asa
NJ sDIyAl ADyiCE.-yOCIUF 10 .aEKT :. conn
Of pl,.ss ' H
n %S a p.S 3.
D:"sy a:fb ssh bys
The .sss n.'sas *sos
Z: s., s;
advice, to any part Of the United States Office 50
$500 4 Specific MliaTe he
complaints the organ. Of ali remedies
sd % Si Ssst g. 8.
ton deceive the public medicine does Dos spsaf
'r proprietor ssfss to .Ss
viii DC aie wass @ P
disease h. unfortunately peryades all ranks society high
remedy By which he s s.n ins ss
FnSe disease esn"e the ,crs.t ms possible
mixture Is taken night going when exposed Its
put ~ IN oottes with fu directions
One bottle lasts week, which generally cures many are
cured ~ ~ days For sale by Z. H. Ring 1872 Broadway,
an, and Seventh street fhadephis; Fows, 51 Washing
Main street, Cincinnati. si6 imsrc
Df, GOkBlTf, 10 Duane street, between Chatham and
m'y Sc sgni S !" ss the lar. o".ss. Of
years enjoyed the extensive practice private
OF any medical man IN New York. He the
ssgrsysted cases Of this disease and mild removedn
pedtous requiring neither the mercury
IN diet or exercise.
Structure Of the urehra cured in or two weeks with
scarcely any pain or inconvs nience.
Constitutional Debity.Thoss hdividuals who have in
duged loahsome and secret habit can
y be restored health and No charge cured
Dr. G. the only qualified London Surgeon W ho
in New York He keeps no counterfeit London Diploma.
suspenoeo IN ms once 81 lmsr
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Miscellaneous Record.
" For Number Of disasters under the head Of arr.
walls.
We under obligations to the Office Of the Norfolk He.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEAT HERS. &c

HENRY KAHN Importers, SO Nassau street, up stairs
Maiden lane have received by late arrivals from
their house in Paris and offer for SALE extensive and
choice selection Of the latest and fashionable STYLES
ArtInca tos en IN bunenes wreahs sprgs ssrl snds
Together with compl. OF Ma Arti.
fetal Fowermakers, of the descriptions and embs-
cling every article in this line,
FEATHERS--Nuabouts,d do imitation, ostrich and fancy
FeMhers IN great variety and OF the very richest kinds
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UANO-20O TONS the balance Of the cargo Of shio Shaks
~ peae from lchabo tgh casks for SUE lots suit
purchasers, by Il. X. COLLINS x CO..
Sc Son tn street.
u The many experiments made this from the
Fo not only proves the great gain using but that i
least equal " not superior to other SIS m
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MRS. BISHOP,
COR s T. Il ND X T. r i,

No log Hudson street, New York,
VIZ OtLD thanks the ladies Of tins vi
w entity and the public in general for the liberal
tonage upon her while in business 2i3 Hudson
and would inform them that she has bust
i Huds where she will keep hand
general Of Corses Of the latest stye all of her
manufacture, wholesale and retail.
Also Russia Belts and Back Braces Of every description
ais me
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PRIVATE EASES.
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,


TINE MEMBERS of the New York Collene Of Medicin
and Pharmacy established for the suppre of quac
continue direct their particular attention all di
requEng medical treatment, safe and permanent
the from
business nyalids paruculary requested make appli-
cston the College the first appearance of those
of suffering and be thus avoided.
One Of the members of the COLLEGE for many years con;
those complaints attends for consultation daily from AM
to 8P.M.
IMPORTANT TO COU TRY INVALIDs-Persons
living country, and finding il incpnvenient make
application chest
tanning all medicine requisite perform radical by
stating their explicitly together with all symptoms,
time of contraction, and tre8ment received elsewhere
any, and encosing IS, postpaid
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MARRIED LADIES Will FIND MUCH TO IN
AVA terest them by Moral Physology written bv
the Hon. H. d. Owen, with ADDITIONS and alterations by
Glover NJ d. Were this book carefully read by every
uaded that different state of society from the pressn,
would exist The terrors Of poverty pnd prospect OF
large family Of children which could be but poorly reared
prevent many prudent people from entering the
state but here is work that will tell you important 90
cres which may obviate all such objections Pce OF
book 20 cents For sale No Ann ST. and mos oher booh
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TO TAILOR s.

10 IAIDOKS.
Young Married Man., present engaged in business foi
IA himself but sufficient means continue TO advaa
wishes situation salesman and influence
some $4,000 worth Of good trade moderate salary with
his would be the Of compen-
sation, Address s. f." this office Would take
OF some capital in his present business. sic 3tsrc
LEECHES! LEECHES!
lust RECEIVED. 10000 large and healthy Swedish
Leeches. Ase, 1000 German Leeches in prime order,
for sale by J. FERDINAND CLEU,
sis Imsrc Importer of Leeches. No 1l8 William st,
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Ships Duncan, Daggett, Glasgow, Durham & Dimon;
Panthea Lane, Liverpool d Hurlbut Co-Brigs Ango
IA, Salisbury, st Kits, NesmIth Walsh; Phantom, Rich
ards Cork, Durham Dmon-5crs Sterling, Holmes Hall
fax Il Winpett; Poseas, Lee Lagu,yra George Whit,
Olive, Smith, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ironsides, Munrow,
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NOIIOE.
II GODEFROY, (Mrs. j. Fl. Gavelle) will open OF
Wednesday 23d inst, her fall and winter assortment
Millinery, and ladies' articles in general.
3ie BROADWAY,
sis 2wNrc Opposite the Carlton House.
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LADIES' HAIR DRESSING.
WILLIAM J. BARKER, formerly with ii. Martin and
w late with W Dibblee tenders his services those
ladies who may desire dressed their dwell
lings, the fol ow ng
ohs,s time, ue'shs su ~
Do. shampooipg and DRESSING. so so
Per month every day proportionably low.
w j. BIS being wholly devoted to this branch he
will occupy but his order book will be kept the
Pianoforte and Music Wareroom OF Mr. d. Walker, all
Broadway where ladies ax their and residences
opposite the hour desired For further particulars enquire OF
W, j. b. his residence 81 East Brosdway sis lmsr
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NEW GOODS.
FHsHcs JOHNSTON ~. has receives b,.s,o~h o, r.u
s"d Winter goods. kought 81 the Iovyr.s ,.l .tss.
ana az re Sold accordingly. Call and sec tb-m
Nov . q 4. and sin ".
noMEsTIc GooDs-Brs~n ANA I,,.eh-,, . ,,T..
i'cA'"Es' brown and ldcaebcd driIIings jass rroeI
Nov.5 r
IL MfINED this day a complete assortment of hl.,s
40 siik Lace. very cheap at FEinyss
~ ftEiNED this day per eE pres. few niece. NJ n.,
row fiad 1hbi,s and MoItslines snitshle ~, f,hii
, Mesr. Ats" afcw pieces narrow hard Maneh.s
,"s"e"- I" eELBf'S
g nisrs b.. .---.-i .t.s.~ -,srsss-. p.e-..
Fancy doxt s"'a s ss,s ss of
iNsENs-:o r'eees Eastern Tinsey. al, an.it,-. ,,s
Mo-, ''''efoa W" asy Al sEIBfS.
EsLANNELs-ii piece. Red FisnncI.,
10 Mhss
=, beaehod 10 received
fEI.BY'S.
= piece niesehcd ssee,inrs reeeiyed ,h,. dav =,
4. sEiBY. g
= flEcE ~ .fGrcca Baisc, E of6 Druertt ofs A.
- w "i sdo received this day Al sRt.nY's
RIANKErs. ta received . iArr, s..o,,.,.,, ~
- "'S"Neis OF every description EELBVT
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TH0S. J. MICE.
ID w. PATTERSON.
WIN. KINNEY,
SrAUSroN, 0ctobsr ~, 1916.


rp,.,vn.... FOR ne Daily TIass.
TEMPbRANcR.---- a regular me-,
ing OF the order Of the sons Of Tempe,.nr,
on Satorday evening, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed
Resolved, That the thanks Of Wbeelir,
Division No IL, and Virginia Division ~ =,
and are hereby respectfully rendered 10 on,
brother Z. NJ GaIly, for his very able AMI
clear elucidation Of ihe institution Of o., -.
der on The jth inst.
Resolved, That be be and is hereby rsprc,
l"lly solicited 10 fsnish a copy Of the nam,
ior publication.
Resolved That The thanks Of wbeeliog
Division No. Il spd Virginia Division ?. +,
snd arc hereby respectfully rendered 4, A,
kobi. Hamilton end The Ladies snl G.,I.
men composing lhe choir for their e,r,o,,.
'"a an'e sssis'aucc in tle celebration Of o,,
of'''' ~ IBIS ely, Oa a,st OCCASION.
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Resolved, That ihc thanks ol our Order
generally, be and are hereby rendered our
brother. }. 4. Wharton Cos his very eiIicie nj
and gentlcmanly services as Marshall Oh illat
occasion.
Resolved. That ,he thanks of our crler be
aud are hereby rendered to the Trustees Of the
NJ. T. Church, for the use Of their House of
Worship. in which To hold our celebration
and Bible presentation on the 9th last.
Resolved, That the K. =. he instructed Ia
present copy Of these resolutions 10 our bro
theirs T. NJ. Gslly, J. K. Wharton, Mr.. Robt.
Hamilton, also TO publish the same in the
city papers. Signed in behalf Of the Divis.
ions. Il. j. STONE, X. s. No. II.
+. X. BEsSuORE, r. y. No. 2S
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~ saeof ferd thsi Fsiuslie piece 81 sso.,,,
H., sr. ltlhe H"ifL situate ~ To cify II tvisss
~ 80 20 advantageous tefns htf ID iief Ia = n, n,
~ len tf 30 ~ Alfd nest ID 10 rf..s.-,t.. y
II. ~, ...if ntaled. sad - tic siorPiar nisra A., -,
- ffrfi Ha'onsi rcd stage coinpsrt's To- - .
a, 80 .iHai"n ~ ihe kind aasr tsttes iss,.sss
"Y'' t,eFfta Arqlirsitnu nisr q. "a, !, IT,. g
- = loHN HoGE Wouros :. -, -. :, ~ r
kov q -
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TEAS!
WHEELING, VA.
AGENCY OF THE NEW YoRK
CANTON TEA COMPANY
The Oldest Tea Establishment in 1,arri,o,
PRtEcIPAL ESTABLISHMENT IN
TEAS!
cORRECTED wEEkLN

FFyHE CaSton Tea Company Ia. I.-n ,.,,,,,.,,, -.
ior maHy YEAR, THIS is tls largest aud sdsst r..
- aaishtuent ga America. The pnhiie bsv, h.d a.
p'Ooi OF the integrity and Fespons Uut .,sh a..
-" we gfest aud pressing demand Tor their MS - =,
ast ma, They have tceH oii=cd g. entsfrr a. .,,,
w. WV" w" principal establishments ia New York.
-. rs CHATHAM Is5 GREENWICH sTs
1890 possess factlt,ics IN relation 10 tl, e,
'.., W sety abundant degree. aud douhtless .,,,
~ any o'hcf Tea concern IN America Tsr,r 80,
tezasa 10 az principles thai tend 60 ese,,,s,,
, s.sst % isfEe o'tse, y well undrfstood s,d -
~ secured Them connection. prsisatIv Isrr., 49,
~ o,rt lea Establishments united and tbes Co.,
fnsnty are determined 70 scli Tees pafef ,,,n,s
sna pefieri i"f the price IN the arere-sse 49,
loose "a the worid-China exsee,rd 49, '''" any
hey most Seaionsiy invite the s,te,,fto, ~ ~, 49,,
iIsni- OF WHEELING Va, 10 their N-ency $500 ~,
-, w 'hE s-s"ti'"euis are always eu hand ana tbs
~ ~, ~ stating that wherever sgnrie trij
"s s seAs 81 the Canton Tee Coopany Wv
~ reader, make ii'e experiment
hsish price, a. foiiaWs aubleft Al, ~ go. 4,
turned n u0t approved Of ~ ." '@sts 70 - re-
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MNEMoNICS.-Thc Miss, Pr. nill A.

vi NEMVNICS.--Ihc Misses Pike will de
liVcre Tree lecture this evening. at the CITY
Hall. upon the subjsc, Of Mnemonics. or the
Scicncc ct Memory. Tse science is one Of
vast Importance, and their system is highly
spoken OF. and their manner OF teachin. has
aiineted admiration throughout the country.
We ash Zoe them the attention OF eur citi.
rens.
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O. w. HEISkELL

% fsrEt'TfULLY sanounocs that Nondxy nsfs.
- Nov. Sd he win receive per "Etprsss" ffcm New
Yosk, beautiful and carefully -ciscied sr>ortnssnt Of
the newest -y LEV cf dress goods. such PLAID ssAs
Ella rissds Plaid cssheres. Tcrkcrri and other Psids
fOr Ladies' and chssen's Dresses together with great
variety OF fancy and rapic goods lie takes pleasure W.
assuring The ladies that he has
several descriptions OF goods which sniissiy new
iicn Mohsay neat. acf IA