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The Steamboat Piney Woods, Capt. w. ]. PoItivsnt.
Considerable time has now elapsed since the burning of
this boat and yet correct satisfactory of
and particulars respecting this sad catastrophe has been made
by any Mention made of it in several of the public
journals in this city, the 9th and 10th ut-e more than
simply stating that the boat had accdenty fire and
burned to the waters edge 1t has been stated strong
breeze prevailed at the times and the very fact of Mr. HaT
veys little swimming and floating the surface OF the
long he did, shows plainly the contrary The
question arises the officers board the boat at
tending TO their duty at their respective places they
why not the fire extinguished Immediately before
had time envelope the boat in blaze Had they been
their proper places no fire could have originated in that
part of the boat (Which previous partial statement says
dld( without its being timely discovered The rapid at
which the boat propelled have famed the flames
and caused its speedy destruction Had the person in COM
mand OF the boat exercised the least of mind he
could have saved all but aas self preservation must have
been uppermOt in his mind the earliest stage of this awful
scene, for instead Of stopping the boat and resoring
means tot which he had ample board for the
OF his passengers he abandoned all the innocent and
helpless to their awful and their inevitable fate and beiook
udder Or stern Of the boat and called for those on board to
follow hm 6nt while in that position ne found himself
of plank which CHANGED to him, and thereby saved
such situation with exactly the same means and in ninety
nine out of hundred individual would be
might be lost in this manner but what would promptly rem
der every assistance their power recover the bodies Of the
and indifference of void OF the principles 0fhumanity
Al that can Pe sad or done will not restore those who have
Farther Investigation may partially convince who
enough and necessary when Il can Sc egne1 moi onlv to
have knowledge of the boats they may travel on but ike
precantion been taken in the OF the Piney Woods
but few persons would have been lost People, generally are
much afraid OF steamboat boilers exploding, but few think
Of their destruction by fire through careeness neglect
The cotton bales alone which the deck of the fiBey
Woods were amply sufficient to ALL had the boat been
stopped and been made of them with the snoohness
this pan which could have been done with all the ease i'm
agnable every soul would have been saved
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COMMERCIAL ExcHANGE.-It will be seen by an
advertisement in another column, thatthe new and
spacious Commercial Exchange has passed into
the hands OF Parson Gray and Master Walter .
AS they are both early pioneers in their profession
in the Second Municipality, we have no doubt they
win have plenty of calls from its oldest inhabi-
tants for Aud Lang Syne and from their attention
TO business will deserve the patronage of all
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"a MAGAZINE ST.
~ We have during Summer, greatly enlarged Store and
shnent the Southern Country arrivals have
magnificent Goods and enabled place before the
public the following entcng list
Black blue and fancy cored Cloth Dress Coats from M 90 $50 90
B , do and & p de- e es oss s ao IL S9 70 II II
French black, blue brown and mulberry Castor Pale
Black fancy coaii Dcss ialsiots and
Fancy ooorsd Tweed and codagtou Pao sacs y g
Black blue and ra6 Beaver cloth Pasots and acs ia 90 is GO
sas q Fs sl SSs Boulevard, 8Ss sS8
Black and fancy Tweed Heather PLAID and fancy Cas-
stnere plaid BoueTRrds OOto 50
Black and blue French Engsh % 10 IS 90
Extra saperdne Blankets PaIstots and sacs Ito is %
Blue, da, doeoored green and white do. do 90 l6 90
PANTALooNs:
French English roeskin Pans5 CO to
Blue, olive and fancy coiored do DO. do a 90 to 20
Mixed Doekn, Cashmere Reidng Cord Pants a 90 to 90
Tweed and satine Pants so to 0J
VESTS:
Black and eeored Cloth Embroidered
Coored Cashmere Vests Of all qualities 90 90
Black Cloth, casseE, Merno Bombanine
BACK B ana fancy sk velvet Vests % TO 10 %
zen ISh 1gaT ss an striped stk So to m
11pienoia iinSei bah...- -a So TO W
SHIRTS, sCARFs, CRAvATs, sc.
super6ne ell linen shirts-sitched bosoms;
superhne English Muslin Shirts do York Mil do.
Medium si qqsy . d. French gngham and calico Shirts
Meo flannel gauze, brown white pink Undershirts
Very rich styles fancy Cravnts;
l M.aa and French BLACK silk Cray crayasi -,
Cotton meTino and linen Halt-Hose;
SILK and bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks, Valies Carpet Bags, &C., &c.
AZ ms tai 81 & every hEtss offered the very lowest price
be made. ALFRED MUNROB & CO..
O2 "a Magazine street.
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and personal difficulty occurred. An occurrence
of this kind is certainly be regretted but if the
honorable ayuntamiento Of the city Of MatamoFos
will allow their feelings to be inhamed and take
hasty action at the investigation of interested
party, working as It were for life and death to save
himself from the effects of bad contract, the ebn-
sequences must be with them.
FhesRev. J. NJ. Rodriguez, curate Of Matamoros,
alive to the interest Of his church, lately paid a
visit to Brownsville and offered to contribute hand
somely towards the erection Of a Catholic Chapel
Subscriptions were Immediately taken, and we un-
dersiand that the building win be shortly conn
menced. "
By an advertisement in the Flag we see that a
company has already commenced building a thea
tire at Brownsville, and the Secretary, T. P. Byrd,
is ready to make engagements
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DINNER TO GEN. PILLow.--Arrangement have
been made to honor Maj Gen. Gideon J. Pillow
with public dinner, by the citizens of Carroll and
adjoining counties. All persons, without respect to
party, have been invited to be present at Carroll
ton, Miss, on Saturday, the 4th of November. Gen.
Pillow will certainly attend
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The CRoPs.-The prospect for large cotton
CROP in this region, says the Caddo Gazette though
not SO Hattering as it was before the bo-worm
committed its damages, is still bright There viii
be general average crop, and while some planters
will make less than they did last year others will
make more-a majority. however, will make less
There could not have been more favorable sea-
for picking than we have thus far been blessed
with. An old planter informed us the other day
that he had never known so dry season as we
have had, low places which have hitherto afforded
sufficiency of stock water are now totally
parched. Travelling on our highways is rendered
extremely dsagreeable by the clouds of dust which
rise at every STEP The receipts at Shreveport the
present season we predict will reach 10000 bales
This we may attribute to two important causes,
one the increase in the production of cotton the
other the difficulty and delay attending the ship
ment from points above, which have been hitherto
Vainly relied upon
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Tax ALEXANDRIA, FIRE.--The loss BY the fire
al Alexandria, La, is not so great as was At FIRST
supposed. The Democrat says it is estimated at
from $50 600 to $40, 600
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u. S. TRooPs-The steamboat Sacramento,
Capt Atkeson, arrived yesterday from ST. Louis,
brought down so men, under the command of Maj.
Scott, Capt Burbank and Lieut.. Wallace.
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Ds- The steamship Palmetto towed up from Gal
weston the bark Touro, Capt Welch, previously re-
ported dismasted, and landed her at the Point
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The WEATHER.-We had forerunner of win
ter yesterday in the shape of cold north wind
We have as yet heard of no frost near the city,
though its advent is to be expected soon.
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Or We understand that Mr.. Stockwell has en-
gagsda room in the Commercial Exchange for the
exhibition of his panorama
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or The ferry across Red River, at Shreveport,
was leased to Mr. James S. Douglass, the former
lessee for the sum Of Sl765 In ls47 il was leased
for s10o1, and in 1916 for 1857.
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FINE FANCY GOODS AND PERFUMERY,

= u
II BY late arrivals from New ok portion
our extensive assortment Of FINE FANCY GOODS AND PER-
FUMEY consisting Of h Paper Mache Work Boxes Porto
and Tables, Ebony and Dressing Cases
Jewel Gases and Writing Desks Combs
Hair Brushes Of Ebony, ivory Black Cerans and
Lubn Extracts Fine Soaps Tooth Brushes Nail Brushes
GUINNESS & BUSH,
Dealers IN Tolet Fanny and Gent Furnishing Goods,
o20 2dp2w 10 Camp street. opposite City Bank.
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~ The Caddo Gazette states that Clay ticket
will be got up. in Shreveport. Mr.. khys Jones has
consented TO serve as elector.
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PELICAN DIVISION No, |, at Pelican Hall, cor Comuou
and St. Charles stI.. al hslfpast T.
OCEAN Division No. 2, at Unity Han Msrgnv,. Raj
ings' Third Municipality, al halfpast7
CRESCENT DIVISION no :. at Crystal Fouat Hall %
Tchoupitouas street. at haif.past .
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e See advertisement the first page of this paper
headed " TO PLANTERS AND E'AMTLIES,'' Of Conlstock
Co.'S celebrated Medicine and Magical Pain Depot
SO Poydras street, sold warranted GENUINE and
fUhE lei 5m
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Smith O'Brien.

nS- We are indebted to Capt Smith of the steam
ship Palmetto for late Texas papers.
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R. M. ARMFiELp viii sell al ths,i0rs Of JASPER F Smith
Canal street. Dry Goods. Hats Boots, Shoe, &c ~,
out reserve. = ltw See Auction head
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nT Capt Folger, of the U. S. steamship Tele.
graph, has our thanks for Matamoros papers.
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~ We are obliged to the officers Of the steamer
Old Hickory for ST. Louis papers.
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NJ A storm in Caddo parish and the surround-
ing country on the 18th ull. did great damage %
The crops,
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~ Thanks to the officers of the steamboats, Old
Hickory and Sacramento, for late river papers.
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< Trnnortant IL Hnalth ~ fannil.

20 Important to Health-No family should neglect
to have hand few bottles BILLINGS C4RMINATTDE
SYRUP the inaibe remedy for Bowel complaints which
more eqneny during the months than period
a This remedy fails in the obstinate OF
rhos. Wholesale Depot, " Camp street, NewOreans
jel D. HANSBROU6fH.
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EV To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
eana-Pleass the advertisement Of Rustic & PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page, headed above. myJ0
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SEASONABLE CLOTHING.

- By the Crescent City, Maid Orleans Manchester
se we received from house, No. l2 Futon street.
large and fine stock of FASHIONABLE lso a
large stock for the Country Trade We would particularly
those purchasing 10 give call We shall by
every arrival the latest and fashionable patterns
from the country will meet with prompt attention.
MONTROSS a. STILWELL.
ON 2dp2w 10 Magazine street. Of Common.
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DR.. oHRIsTIE's GALvANIo BELTS.

BRACELETS, AECKLACES CARRIERS AND
MAGNETIC FL UID,
So celebrated for their wonderful effects the Of all Nervous
Complaints, can only be had in this cly OF
GUINNESS & BUSH
Dealers Fancy articles and Gent IS Furnishing Goods
go In CAMP STREET. oI1
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~ Red River Packet ST. HELENA-The Hen
tranght fast-runn steamboat ST. HELENA will posii
leave THIS DAY. November lst, at O'Clock n M z
Shreveport Natchitoches and Alexandra, from the loot
Bienville street In1] +. B. SMITH, Agent
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~ Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. .MULLEN'S
advertisements the other columns this paper
very best in his profession in the United States AL that stand
in need would do wsto give him CALI Sc CuStomheuS
street sepl6 I'm
akI% Il. Daley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
original and only genulne always has the signature
the proprietor "H DALEY the wrappers each BOX.
Southern Depot. Isl Charres New Orleans. az
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Fifth Division.
MuSic
Sixth Division.
Mnaio

Deputy Grand JHdrshdL-JAMEs KATHMAN
lids oL Hrs e Beckman, F. Bartlett.
independent Rough and Ready Club Third Municipality
Rough and Ready Club, First Ward Third Municipality
Rough and Ready Cab, Second Ward do.
cough and Ready Cub. Third Ward, do.
Rough aud Ready Club. Fourth Ward do
~ Each Club viii appoint their own Marshal and Depu-
" MARSHAL for tie direction of the respective Clubs
The Grand Marshal will wear scarlet sash and his
badge upon the arm. Of the same color
badge of the same color
The Mahas Of the several Clubs blue SASH and their
Dep1ues badge Of same c0lOr.
E The Procession will form on the north side of Canal
stee Tue resting Bourbon street, displayed tow ards
me nEe under direction Of the Grand Marsha and his
~ Ire several DIVISIONS. under the direction of their
respective Deputy Grand Marshas praparstorv 10 uniting IN
the man column, will ass Inbe as follows. -
First DIVISION on the south side Of Canal street the right
resting on Bourbon street - s
Second Division on Charities street right resting on Canal
Third DIVISION on Camp street. on street
Fourth Division Royal street. light resfiaR on Canal
Fifth Division on st Charles street right esfiny on Canal
sixth DIVISION Bourbon street. right resting ON Canal
which will be announced BY the discharge OF rockets EACH
Dyson VIII unite successivey in the man column
The respective Clubs requested be The onfs dig
mated OF clock, the Procession will
81 JOSEPH Stree 10 Camp down Comp street to nlia down
yua street 70 st CHAR down St Charles sfree n canal
down Canal street Bourbon through Pourfou II snla
made street. mp Esplanade to Casacavo down Casacalvo
sreet TO SPAIN Spain street TO Moreau m Moreau n
Espanade street. down Es anade Royal stres N ROYAL
70 canal street. where the Procession viii be dismissed
ER The different Clubs viii provide their own nnsc
AL CluDs not enumerated IN the programme which are
Grand Marshal; and appropriate places viii Be assigned
'asin r. oSdeT II lbs COMMITTEES ransem.,,
MAJ Pm. WOOD, Grand Mazshal.
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MANUFACTURERS DEPOT FOR THE Sail

MANUFACTURERS DEPOT FOR THE SALE
OF HATS AND CAPS
HAVE on hand at present. and constantly receiving
II from Mandatory Newark, N j. a very -
"a LARGE ASSORTMENT Of the above -
~ named goods, compnsing every kind. from "a
XII common Negro Wool Hat up TO a. fine 4 MoIeSki1
~ and Beaver be manufactured
tE As these goods direct from nav Mann factory
obtain them CHEAPER and consequently can offer than
cheaper than any other house in The eitg.
a. JOHN DURBRIDGE
ON ON Cd No. - Customhouse street, ID stairs
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GORDON PLuMMER

~ Once Lucien Aemann's, Marine Notary, No.
strsst' NsS Orleans je 20 list
~ The America Graefenberg Theory does not
presume that all
dent to dann such doctrine the face Of intelligent community
the language Of quacks and pretenders But in the
% offered By the Grseenberg Company EVERY DISEASE
a. For Agents .eseaeIenbergs Series. fourth page M
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r9~ U. S. Mail ALHAAHBRA--F For Louisville q
cinnati, Wheeling and pittsbUTg- THIS DAY, Nov &
at o'clock, P NJ punctually from Poydras street via
For freight passage, having fine acconmod stion7 W
s Passengers viii please be on board at the hour n
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A GROCERY and SHIP CHANDLERY. Situated in
"A most eligible situation in the city of HAVANA,
convenient to the harbor-This establishment which well
known, and has excellent of CUSTOM will be sold
the most advantageous conditions and can be delivered
forthwith. There is also NEGRO MAN and Hsrbor
BOAT belonging to the store, which may be bought with
it separately.
. For further particulars apply to Mr. G. sCHMIDT No.
81 GravieT street. nj en-
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COMMERCIAL, EXCHANCE.

yvSIIr7 mi W !. Il Y EAOANGE
Il NEW COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, ST. Charles .&anSA
street. take this method Of informing their friends sE
the city Of NewOreans, and the public generally 4ahA
that the abovenamed house will be opened on THURS
DAY, ID inst. under their personal supeFintendence.
The New Commercial Exchange. being Of the most
spacious convenient and commodious rooms the city
well adapted place of for merchants of bust
ness and strangers. The propreton being well known
old and in the business trust that they may be
successful in their present undertaking.
n12t "WAITFR m
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MEW GOODS.

MADAM BANfSTER would announce 10 the ladies
Itl that sbeis now receiving her FALL STOCK, -
per ships Windsor Castle and Jacques Lafe from 80
A. "a H4vre consisting of a rich assortment of -
eNSla1 Psris BONNETS and CAPOTTES. -
&1 with variety of Nantes, Mantias. Vstes Searfs
-e<se Shawls. etc. Also an eegant collection Of Fans
Parasos Gloves. CoFsets and other French Goods comprs
Ing Embroideres and Baces Ladies' and ChdFens Robes
Capes, Collars. Chemizeties and Sleeves.
nj I'm NO. 60 ROYAL STREET
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
A Ms s. pTNTnRTAT dn~r-r

NEW-oRLEANS PICTORIAL ADVERTISER
RELIEVING that the growing prosperity of our oitv
will fun;rh guarantee to extended means OF ADVERTs
RbyER R9TissEgs BOOK f. Be Be styled s
new for ths place book Of advssmeuts got up in lie
9Oored inks and upon different coored papers an bsnSS
in the most beautiful manner Il is intention 10 usR
view Of New Orleans. and it will also contain 4 r i
all the streets and public buildings laid down which WI
potion Of the work viii be de voted To- suc M ma W. e "
The plan Of The Pictorial Advertiser il this. s,ch a.
veiset VIII be charged according to the space he NAV o
copy, to be distributed gratis Il will be placed h nh &
hotels and pubic places, upon all steamboats, and VII NM
cpa towns upon the rivers and in Ire adiseee is W. p
wherever else opportunity may offer Naturalization vii he
Ibis book viii be ionnd 10 be an avantsesons ,o,of
~ Veftsingis splendid appearance viii excite the cnHoaiy
amlned, and advertisements that IN any other sbs a
yvo gn ~ sSlsg uhieaa WI Pc hee investigated mpaiy
N the cities Of the Moth and why not here Have ny r
Look at fleet Of steamboats, and other yesei n y
continually plying upon our waters yisiog all parts Of h
city, who, while on their passage, are eager 10 sei1e mo
and examine every thing that will add to their snne5te
70 Degqle their idle hours; and our bookwa
be ionnd T. the cabins Of all such vessels rs perS M
Re general and he info nation contains widely crcus
Using ever before offered to tie NewO deans pnbe il
its contents and when the examinson + ears
the diversity Of us coiow and ornaments viii ind9ee fSser
be ioand in all our hotels, boarding house and
ana IN those q TIE surrounding cities and towns ts inH
those places. - '''i'u'ios ei'as 'N
The work, when completed win contain some three trn
ded pages. and il Contemplated III oTiys ~. i.r9
ftre hundred copies for distribution ~ '"' ''SN
IkRMs.- ~ for whole page s12 for a half AZ sf q
quarter and 70 t0f any smaller space Thoee oougar
noIeihan one page viii be cha ged so for fhe f Us
~ each aaaiiona page. Persons wishing their ADVERSE
neh IN TWO languages can have the pf ges facpv Co3-
Eei,pate adyenemens and advertisement st have %
loueu IN inserted BY special agreement perons nr
H+Ne them al 81
u gisea before the wo s commeBced none vi y
unu me work completed aud a COPY delivered %
- 51uJsct tneseyes 70 large outlay the patrons Of B
other Cause. 7' --0'esN+ " -
NJ Merchants and dealers generally professional n
;1sd ~ VIII pc walled upon by person auhq-
zen 70 contract Tor advertisement or tbeV can make tic
nscessay aEfsngemens by application al our Office Th0s
VIC may pc dspoeed 70 paOnize the work are respectfully
requested 70 prepare and send IN their cards ~ Hdyedeslk
- 1Iin1npux q possible COOK. YOUNG & CO.,
"a @ns Ehee CaHent onice, cor. Camp and Graviersh
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eT U. s. Mail BAY STATE ~ For Louisville ca
cinnad Wheeling and Pittsburg THIS DAY, (Wednt
day. at O'clock NJ, punctually from PoydRi ftrs
wharf For freight or passage having fine aecommol
tons, apply on board. or to
nj HYDE & OGLESBY, Il PoydnsE
k Passengers will please be on board at the above boz
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e NE nnaiI faiIed entiFely yesterday.
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WEICHTNC BOOKs.

WEIGHING BOOKS
lust FINISHED a tine lot Of Cotton and other
- WEIGHING BOOKS, which we will sell either by the
dozen singly, at very low prices.
nj ct SCHMIDT & WAGNER 70 Nafehez 81
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mINvTTATION!
CALL AVID SEE


The Largest Stock of cLoTHL.NGf in the Southern
Country At
ALFRED MUNROE q CO.'S One Price Store,
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SAINTS DAY. the C4ZdD0RES De oRLEdNS a3 as
YOIUNTARfOS C4TALdNES De Ia LBfSidNd viii
make collections Catholic Cemeteries oe OF the Ci
Male Orphan Asylum. &l
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FRESH FALL GOODS.
NT0W RECEIVING full assortment, purchased mostly
IN for CASH at AUCTION, in the North and Nv agency
in Europe which will be offered nearly importaton nces
Plain Black SILKS. all widths: F
Satin striped and Waiered SILKS;
Tafieta Glacie do
Cbangeabs GIacie do vary rioh.
CASHMERES and MUSLIN mr. II II Nrc
Raw Silk PLAIDS:
Seriped, PPQ.PL!Ns and Aleaca TABBINET;
20 oFed Plaid ALPACA and Worgfed pr rms.
Biaek CashnsFss De LANES Alracas and Bombazines.
FRENCH CAIlC0ES and GTNGIAMSs AAi"e''
French MERINOES. light colors.
MUSLIN DE LANES solid roio,,.
Florence SILKS all eolors.
Embfoidersd SWISS MUSLIN for evening dresses.
Dew style Embrd COLLARS and CHiMEZETTEs:
BsJou's celebrated KID GIOVFSs -
Linen Cambnc HANDKERCHIEF n 0yeat variety. .
Lades and misses English HOSIERY with an exen-
sye sgpgy Of HOUSE FURNISHING and PLANTA.
TON GOODS, which win be- As usual offered Al whole
sac 2 ices, az NOLANfS,
nj I'm corner Of Charities and Canal streets
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Steamboat Departurea ~ M.

e sEE ApYERTLsEMENTs oR raIRn go
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C.aSS AND UTTER CUE.

re- Philadelphia Engine Company No 14;-Tha
regular monthly meeting ts Company vii be held on THURS
nj DANIEL sHEEAN. saeraLalt
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~ See First and Fourth pages. "a

WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER l, 1913.