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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

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as -. Chiffon. Nes ort
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tI y hair. SD Is pug IL
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s..A. ,fls<f, 'Hiiadt .i'nla.
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~ Nori hND fsfcxiS IeTIeS.
na. OF NIcthpa.ch. lals) called Liyer
|anl La.igo, or fie~~ios. are often
|luos ae. particularly % lsdles OF light
y sA. ia tha aisco,orea spots show
|laialy W. thc fac ola bleade than Of
bite; but they greatly mar the beau
|;h1r; and any pr e,aration that will
|lly remove taem without iniurirr
|tuge q. eaiar 81 the ~km is certainly
|erasua. nr. 3. c. Perry. who has
iScases Il the >nn a speciality. has
he'd emely fortheso iiscclorationS,
: II once pro mp, infa!lihe. For sale
neock S SaFk>, and Stevenson &
an Prepared only by i. Z. Perry,
e.o-ist, No. 40 Bond Street, New
nd for sale hv all druggists. Price
bottle. Cal foT Prry's -Hon and
Lgt5n. TrLLka, FI>cn d FULLER,
a,e Agents. Chicago. I'll. tspl4-ly
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Girl Wanted.

A GOOD, SMART. ACTIVE DINING
~ Room Girl wanted ut the Metropolitan
Restaurant febly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

: Sroaa gog RExT.-Lsrge and com
5 Stcre Rooms in the business For-
the CITY are lr rent on reasonable
Apply at TINS office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

bwAY's pilis -Feu4le. COMPLAINTS
|ner mediciia 81 the day possess the
of restraining those inor'iinate
eidcntal to the gcutler sex, and
r. the sad r salts OF nervous debils'
Eebled const,;uilop. =, Taoasards Of
lin America ~ thrir exiStance and
b, enjoyment OF health 70 the use ot
|lebrated remedies. Their nature is
e that they may be taken hy the
licate femah-Sirh' h'pwrfect freedom
ty. Sold BY ~ Druggists.
STRicKLAsa RENEnEs. - We
some time felt it cur duty, or an agree
l- e 4, leass, 10 say word IN favor Of
<iaai's r. nsi.es. and simply; for the
At 81 ki ow skss. ~ Sc go5d- al We be-
they ase resrsfssisd-lo, be-. ~
Lopez. No.s2sT,. I.sO.. of G.. T.,
|ery Tuesiayevening, AZ 4 O'clock.
[all over the Davenport National
rner Of Brady = u .lhird -stfsets. 4
LRy l2.h, 1854. sass..Asi ,irs.l-aaH ~
~ THE ArrESs9as ossDorH MALEs
ALEs. who are in want Of business.
known housy "a g. II. Nayd 4
nufacsuring jewellers, eos Broad
" York, wish to establish an agency
towp in the U. Sssndkie.orAef that
ht can have = m0fee %, exhibit to
stomers, the- WI send ASA sample,
cceiH Of S224 esssesAatas Gold
Arranted) With Silver Extension
Psncsl, together withxN NhUtessl,
to Agent1 - - G1l
ple Cersi6csie iSf y cents.
= 10 Agedt but wAAt 4ean mAk'
= 11y, ahd sf1sn o1o. f5b6d.wou
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woman in another column picking
: sFag 'pr s.ees' 5 Wine. II Is an
H. article. use. ir the hospitals aud
kr,t class families in PARIS, London.
! York, in preference to old Por,
l; is worth "a trial sAs sSesjsey areat
lion. ,dcl dly
Ia be Tools,all. -Call aat ekaui &c
j. urgently iisAted by everybody A
I. N be sent ifas s. mat. lar X cents 3 a.
Ir - Il. L. Ncicss, ~ Chisia :
New York. - irAAily'
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,a. Ds-enscry. summer

AM. speedily ca-ed ! Us Ma
'annsa iEv'ra0i iie,rr ln4s' IRE
IS i. ) :. 1. "a, as-. -. Loans, aa.i
Il. t7.at- -t'. ScovGaei. hicagot.,
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el oi.4,i.ms, aud neh.nesS across The
aud .om n4S aflMausi wl.D a great
i ,U.l ION 1te etaroxy ~r general
ne. on =; ;.ishi, while lying dewn;
sa suag with great violence
IS luu I.isam viii always give I'M
C t4s.et. a.a.,n mary cases II pre-
in, a vii cnre ;hc dis Ase altogether.
sac hv L $. BA'lorl, prngeis. a 50
! Deal T. N Family Medicine generally
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Aw UsEMENTs.

Tuu I~Ar,Ar opvaA A. - Ihis evening II Troratore
Debut OF SiRnoIa Carmen tocp b;,.,o,o po0oont a.
Wednesday eyeniog-FrO' D'"00''' "On0O"' Us
ThSrsday@La somnambulG. Debut of Miss A, M.
Fridaxmo1isBi anu Ia C"nare Ronconi and Kel
Saturday afternoon Grand operate Matinee.
PARFPA.-Mr. Bateman's first grane eIsGI 9peIauS on
next Monday evening. Tickets at rruml 1ers
Seventh and Chestnut streets.
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-Mr. John Il;
Owens in The Yictips and Lire Indian, supported
by the entire com 0any. splendid Dill.
WALNUT STREET rHEATRE.--Mr. Edwin Booth
in hie great rote of "Slr Giles over aen; IN tne
fine tragedy of A Neto Way to PAY Od Deots'
ARoH STREET THEATRE Mr.. Bandmann viii
appear bv specalrequest this evening as Corporal
Antoine" In his new play OF Destiny
AMRRIcAN THEATRE. - Mdzeppa, with Miss
Kate Fisher, new music, scenery, and splendid
cast.
NAPOLEON III AND BIsMARK = Professor Alonzo
TrIpp Of Boston, 1t will be seen by re erence to our
amusement column. will dev his great lecture on
Napo con Ill and Bismark, in Mus cal Fund Ha
,N syeopE % 1Ser the aSspSes
the Young Mems Christian Association OF tins city.
Mr.. Trlpp was in Paris in lS1S at the sp6verson s
OF the Orlean st D. nasty, which brought Napoleon
TO power. All the leading events In the chequered
life Of the French Emperor will be ceary sketched'
together with an analysis OF the man. ana an expia
nation of his wonderful success as rulers also
brief outline of that remarkable man who now
divioee with the Emperor hs POSITION as the fore
most statesman OF Europe-the Count Won Bismark;
Tickets can be had gratultouslY at the Rooms OF
the Association, No. 1910 Chestnut street.
PRESENTATION Last evening the friends OF MI.
Hiram Stimmei who are like himself attached to
the new Chcsnut Street Theatre waited upon hlmI
and presented him with very beautiful solid silver
d tcher This present is Designed a wedding gut,
and bears the following inscription - Presented 70
Hiram Stmmel oy the attaches of the new Che3nut
Street Theatre. Oc ober 10, 1896" At the presents
ton the Philadelphia Vocaisis furnished some de
Iiehtful music under the direction OF Professor
Albert Roberts, tenore robusto and MAJOR W. K
Deianey.
The MRNDEIssoHN MUSICAL SOCIETY. This new new
Association will assemble in their new hal, NO. lOll
Chestnut street, for the first time, to morrow even
ing for a public rehearsal, at half-past O'Clock
Tickets at No 1923 Chestnut street.
TnK PHILoMELIo MUSIC CIRCLE VIII meet Tor 2
public rehearsal on Thursday evening" at No l2l'
Chestnut street.
CARNoRoss D1xEY have a great performance
tonight Full OF fun al music.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.--The following ex-
tensive sale OF real estate took place this morn
ING, at the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, by
Messrs. Thomas n Sons:-
500 shares Shelton Oil, cent per share
68 shares American lncrustatiOn Company, $69l.
share Point Breeze Park Association, 800.
6Oshares Green ana Coates Streets Passenger Rail-
shares Academy of Music, with ticket $685..
share Philadelphia Library Company, 1901.
20 shares Insurance Company State of Penn
800 shares Dunkard Oil Company, assessment paid.
Giound-rept, ss8ss year 1926.
Residence, No 1921 Spruce street, S9l0O.
Four-story brick store No. 81 >. Fourth street.
BOO.
Residence, with three.stOry back buildngs No.
Two desirable buildings, Nos 100 and Ill s. Thrd
street. south Of Chestnut street. occupied as brokers
Offices; 38 feet front, S17 100 each ,., ~.
Residence, with four.story back buildings, NO.
919 Pine street, S10,S00
Eight Mount Moriah Cemetery lots. So each.
share in the Mercantile Library, So. ,.oo
dwelling, Eleventh street, south Of Master, $500.
DWELLING, Diamond street, west of Second, $lloO'
Dwelling Norris street, west OF Apple, SlO5O.
Dwelling, Clayton street, west OF Fwenty-second'
DWELLING, Thompson street, east of Germantown
Dwelling, adjoining the above S295O
Dwelling, Hancock street, north of Monroe, Sl1OO'
Frame dwelling, Palethorp street, nOrtn OF
Frame dwelling, adjoining theabove. $3.50. ,o,
Dwelling, Mervine street, north of Master, SlOOO'
Dwelling, adjoining the above, $1,000.
Juniper streets, S490.
lot N L. corner of Pine and Sixteenth streets,
Seventh Ward; 200 feet front on Pine, l93!
feet on Sixteenth and 200 eet on Randolph street.
| $4,000. ,c,.
Residence, No. 1919 Green street, west OF Twelfth
Dwelling No 1Ol4 S. Third street, S23O0
Factory steam engine, shafting, etc., warren
street, Beverly, N. j., $4,000.
THE GREAT BASE BALL MATCH.-After q
great deal OF preparation, aud not little disap'
| pointment, the great match between the Allan
| Tics and Athletics came off yesterday afternoon
at the Capi,olne Hills, in Brooklyn The follow
| ing score shows the RESULT
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Latest Markets by telegram.

NEW YORK, October l6 : Stocks are lower.
Chicago and Rock Island, 1881; Cumberland pre-
EN-, s9s; New York Central, l16J; Reading, 1i5E |;
Hudson RIVER, 1866; Canten Company, 50; Erie Rail-
road, s28 Western Union TIE egraph Company 54S !;
treasury 7'9o Notes, 1O4i; Uniied States Ewes,
ll84; Gold, 149f.
BALTIMORE, October l6 Flour is firm; Steward
superfne, $1l 20. Wheat quiet; red, So 95SDS3
Corn; yellow, $1'15; white scarce and prices nOmi-
nal Oats firm; sales at 5Sd59c. Provisions in
active Sugars firm. Coffee steady Whisky dull;
Western, S242
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How TO HAVE FULL CRoPs.-

Each one who scanty crops does scorn
Take peck measure tul of corn;
To few chich ems give the same.
Then take their lives, secure from blame,
Ard be the season what II may,
FuH crops those chickens viii display.
Grape. growers tell mourntul tale,
But oh! "there's no 81 ch word as fail
Regarding tnat fine crop OF clothe',
Fresh raised, which Tower Hall now shows!
We are prepared aD,th an unusually fdtt and com.
pTehenSiDe stock of MenS, Youths, and Boys FdH
and Winter ClOfking aChich are selling at MUCH
LOWER PRICES TRAN HAVE BEEN KNOWN FOR sEv e.
RAJ YEARS. Con0rafuatiRg oar patrons and the
gatbtic genera upon tie decline IN the prices of ma
teqiais Which renders this possible, ice in0ite an
Examination. TOWER HALy
No. 51S MARKET STREET,
KENNETH g.
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A MURDERoUs AssAULT.-John Eagan
was arrested on avery serious charge. He COM
mitted an assault and battery upon man, and
inflicted injuries that may Prove fatal. He was
arrested at No. 2l2l Prym street, and had a
hearing before Alderman Lutz, who committed
him 10 await the result of the injuries.
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CASE OF PERJURY.-Matthew Higgens
was arrested yesterday on charge of perjury
II appears that the prisoner had vouched on
oath for a man who hal voted twice the sa ne
day on last election. He was arrested at hts
residence in Camac street. on q warrant issued
by Alderman Fitch. He had hearing, and
owing to want of proper witnesses, he was held
for further hearing.
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DIED.

KFRN.--Qh SUNDAY night the l4lh instant ELLEN
De- Whe Ct Wi liam ii. Kern end daughter vi the ista
George Parkinson In the i4th wear OF ner age ~'0
The relatives and friends the family arc invited IN
attend her tuneral from he residence her husband
NO 1886 Green street. Wednesday afternoon ne thS
llth instant, at O'Clock without further notice
sHAPCoTT.-On the l4th instant, MARY j wIe ot
Mark Shapcott and daughter of hugh and Agnes r.
Laird, In the 20 year of her a9a. '
The re atiVes and friends the family also tba mann,
hers OF oInmg Star Union. No 0 ID, OFT and Golden
Ru Q Association, No. % o. of PhlOzatheens arc re-
spectuly nylled TO attend the iunera from her hus
bands RESIDENCE No. 1927 Crease street E,eh
Ward Tomorrow W ednesdaY at rnoon at 3 oScioeS
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CHoLERA.-There were eight new cases
of cholera reported to the Board of Health since
our report OF yesterday. As will be seen by a
reference to our previous reports, material
decI ease in the nun Der of cases Is observable,
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Marine Intelligence.

New YORK. October l6.-The steamer Dem
mark, arrived here on the 4th instant, fell in
with the British brigantine Layn,a, Captain
Senle9X, from Quebec for LeiLh, Scotland, water
logged. The denmark took off the CAPTAIN and
six men-all OF the crew-and brought them 10
this pCrt,
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FOURTH EDITION
DEATH OF JOHN VAN BUREN,

New YoRK, October 16.-John Van Baren died
two days since, on boar the steamship ScottoS
az sea. His body has been brought on to this
CITY,
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A PhiIadcIphian I'm Tro,h,o

Leopold Hoffman, q Philadelphia claim age
is on trial at our criminal court on charoe
having forged the name. OF Dir. j. C. Allen L
Treasury draft for 5000.
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The Steamer ~TJniou.,,

HALIFAX, October 16.-The steamer Uaion.
from Malaga for New York, put in here to-day
lor Goals.
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Oct. 1e
MARRIED.

VINGSTONE-CoRBIT.-On September 2. at the
Patronage Of the E9snezer Church, by the Rev T. w.
LAURA, Youngest daughter of William Colblt, ESQ
NICE-sMIl H;=By Rev. p. F. Davies, at his resi-
dence NO 4S5 tllLh sreet. Camden N j., October H.
SMITH, all Of amden, N. j. 1
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ATLANTICs
ATHLETICS.

ly-catches-Atlantic, 8; Athletic, 9.
Out on foul balls-Atlantic, 9; Athletic, 6.
Passed balls-Mills, 4; Dockney, IL.
Home runs-Start, l; Dockney, l.
Umpre-Mr. Flanly, of the Excelsior"
Scorers-Messrs. Minck and Benson.
Time of game-Three hours.
The next match will take place at Philadel-
phia on Monday, the 22d inst. Four thousand
tickets only will be issued, at 81 per head. Much
OF the play to-day was excellent, though some
fine chances for fy.catches we're missed.
The Atlantcs had their full champion nine
out. The Athletics played Sensenderer in place
of GasKA'.
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A ATnL-TAPPER.-While the attendants at
Coates streets we're looking on at the fremen's
parade, yesteld day afternoon, young thief
nan ed Bob Vance sneaked in, and getting
and rifled it of about 81. He was seen, however,
as he was making off with his ill-gotten gains
and arreit ted. He had a hearing before Alder
man Plankinton, and was held in $500 bail to
answer.
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REMOVAL OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
0FFIoE.-1he Office OF the Associated Press, OF
this city, has been removed rom No. l07 South
ines OF the Western Union Telegraph Company,
southeast corner of Third and Chesnut streets.
Entrance on Chesnut street.
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A DAINTY TIT-BIT. There was rough
and-tumble fight at Sixth and Lombard streets
yesterday afternoon, between two drunken
negroes Before they could be separated one
OF Them, named Seymour Wheeler, got his op-
ponents nose between his teeth, and held on to
it in true bulldog style until he bit it OFF. The
Wheeler was arrested, and had hearing before
Alderman Butler, who held him in $500 to
answer the charge of mayhem.
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EA WORTHY INsTITUTIoN-The season of
suffering tor the DID, poor, and intrm is fast ap-
preaching. One of our most worthy institu-
tons for the relief of such is the Penn Asylum
Tor the Relief OF INDECENT Widows and Single
Women. The ladies OF this institution intend
holding a fair at Assembly Buildings, on the 22d
instant, having for its object the relief OF the
inmates OF the Asylum and it is hoped that our
citizens will come forward and subscribe libe-
rally, as they have on former occasions.
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BIOkRENE e.
+ OR EXPERIMENTATION.


his preparation is unequ al o reuveuator and re
stOrer OF wasted and jnerl functions.
Hhe lee0e, the aged and al those who have In any
way impare their vitality by excessive mental phys
cal appicaton,W hno the BokIene to be what Its
mpieB-a Ire rejuveU aOr which, while IL builds the
shattered constitution will also mpart to the inRs
the brskness and energy which belong to youth.
matter by hat cause any O.gau has become enIee
bled In It's unctiens this supevb preparation viii
that cause al once and forever
BIUKRENE Cur les General DEBILITY Impotency, Ner
lncGpacity, Dyspepsia DeDressOn, Loss of Appe
tte, Low spirits ImbecIty Mental IndOelce EmaCia
tOn, Ennul 1t has a most deilgh ful desirable and
novel effect upon the nervous stem and al who are In
any way prosra ed by nervous dlsab ies earnestly
advised TO seek cure in this most excel eDt and uD
equalled preparation,
BIoKRf III - The Feeble, the Lar guid the Despair
ing the Old should give this valuable discover trial;
win be found totally different from other articles
for the same purpose.
10 FEMALES.-Ihis preparation is invaluab Q in ner
weaknesses OF all kin s as II VIII restore tn.
wasted strength with wOu deriul peTmanence.
1t Ia also land Tonic, and will give 70 iefm DVtpeP
With the first dose brief persis IN us use
will Ienoyate the stomach TO degree OF perfect health
and bsnish Dyspepsia forever. o.. a.
One DOlar per bottle six bottles for IS eSLo .,
Drug giss GenEraly Sent by express anywhere py al
dressing HUTCHING GS q HILLYER ProprletOfs'
No 2S DEY Street, New York
JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY d GoWDEN, II
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DYOFT q CO,
10 thstu6mrp No 232 N SECOND st --
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MEssRs G. SoMERs & Son, No. 625 Chestnut
street. under Jayne's Han, not only offer the most
gentlemen, made from the choicest and most ap-
proved materials but they se ling io1Cer rates
Ne have taken some pans 10 ain the relative
prices charged at our leading clothing establish
mel ts, ard are bound to state, as consequence
that If any of our readers wish to secure rstcnss
garment or suit made from tae best and most fash
SOmers & Son, No, 625 Chestnut street This ls q
positive TACT which all would do we'll to profit by.
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-Patrick Nc
Donough, one OF the workmen at the rolling.
mill of MIR. Robbins, in Beach street, above
Palmer, met with fatal accident at about
o'clock this morning. He was standing by one
of the pulleys arranging the belt OF the shatfing,
when the belt caught his clothing, and in an
instant he was enJangled in the machinery, aud
one leg was torn from his body, and his entrails,
torn and bleeding, protruded from his body.
The injuries are of mortal character, and he
cannot live many hours.
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A DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-The authorities
made a descent upon dsorderly house No.
622 Moth Front street, about noon yesterday.
The place is the resort of disorderly characters,
thieves, bummers, and the worst kind of the
lower strata, 1t is said. The neigLbors being
unable to enoure it any longer, made complaint
Sergeant Murray accordingly paid the house
visit and arr lested the proprietor, Matthias
Benner. He had a hearing before Alderman
Toland, who held him TO bail in the sum OF $1,000
to answer.
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THE GREAT SALE OF WORKS OF ART AND
VEBTU, which viii commence to morrow morn
ing, at the auction rooms of B. Scott, Jr., No.
1920 Chestnut street, is attracting considerable
attention among c0nnoisseurs aud the public
generally. Another examination of the colec-
tion, aided by the printed catalogue, which was
publiohed to-day, has enabled us to realize even
more lully than before the rare value and inte-
rest of the articles on exhibition. They are not
all novelties in this country, 1t is true, but
many OF the most curious and delicately wrought
certainly partake OF this character; while, taken
as whole, the collection has never been sur
passed, even if 1t has ever been equalled or ap-
pr cached, by similar collection.
Not less noticeable is the great variety of the
display. From the exquisite marble and bronze
statuary down TO the limitations in wax OF dlder-
ent varieties of fruit, there lies, necessarily,
very wide range, in which the means and tastes
OF almost every admirer OF art can find source
of qualification. That the public thoroughly
appreciate the labors OF the Brothers VIII, to
whom they are indebted for this cnance to cul-
tivate a passion for choice and elaborate work
manship, is evinced by the throng OF people
which has already filed the gallery of Mr..
Scott. Tomorrow morning, at II o'clock, the
sale will commence, and during the two days
of its continuance we may look for foe liveltest
and most generous competition In an effort to
secure some OF these gems OF art.
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garment or suit made from tae best ana most fash
SOmers Son, No, 625 Chestnut street This s q
positive tact. which all would do well to profit by.
ANOTHER LETTER from the Presidents private
Secretary
Executive MANSION, October 1e.-Dear Sir:-
Your letter received, with questions nc'osed. The
communication was Immediately forwarded to the
proper authorities, and the answer returned that
In reply 10 your inquiries that the suit fits perfectly
and the material is of a beautiful quality The Pre-
sident is much pleased Sith them: s.
"To Charles Stokes s. Co Clothiers, under the
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia"
PERFUME ON THE WIREs-As fast as the tele-
graph Is extended South lightning messages for sup
plies of Phalon's Night-BloomiDR Cereus" come
lying over the wires. Never were a people more
unanimous about anything than Americans OF all
sections in approving this staple perfume of the
New WOrld.-1Oied0 Blade
Five-Twenty Coupons,
Due November l,
Wanted by
No. "a South Third street,
The ELLIPTIC LoCK-STTCH SEWING MACHINE
with all the latest improvements and attachmeO s,
incomparably the best for baniIy Use.
ELLIPTIo 8. VI. Co
Agents wanted, No. 923 Chestnut street, Phila
LAEGE PHOTOGRAPHS only 81. six Cards Tor
81. None better in the world than those made by
b. f, keimer, No GA Arch street.
PAULUs, THE HALTER,
Beats them ALL
southeast coraer Second and Sou h.
LADIES 60 TO q. BYRON MORSE Co. No aO2
and 9O4 Arch street, Tor your Fried Oysters Ch Ken
Salad, Coffee and " ofles.
GEORGE W. JENKINS, No. 1887 Spring Garden
street keeps constantly hand fine asso tim, of
Candies and Fruits, a.
ALL FLAvoRs of Ice Creams aud lc,s made 10
order by Morse Co, Nos 902 and 904 Arch street
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DIsAGREFABLE MUsIC.-William Toosey
who has very disaereeable way of bio wing his
own trumpet during the quiet hours of the Sab
bath, was, alter many Intellectual efforts on the
part of the police authorities to get him to stop,
arrested at Front and Queen streets on the
able to suppose that if the running of the cars
on Sunday annoys the public, the discordant
notes from tin horn are no Improvement He
was committed by Alderman POttinPer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-16
The Cholera.

1t will be interesting to Northern creditors to
learn that the Florida Railroad, extending from
Amelia Island to Cedar Keys, l54 mules, its
hanchise, workshops, and equipments, is to be
sold on the lst proXimo to the highest bidder.
This is the road of which ex-senator Yulee was
President 0 ""7
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-16

LAEGE PHOTOGRAPHS only 81. Six Cards tor
81. None better in the world than those made by
b. r. keimer, No GA Arch street.