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The mira tuanar cable.

Oh, preparation lor lD,ing tl,
AlI.nfr u.ulr during lho mNpiun
ummrr, hive brru recommended iu
England 4. before ihr Great l,aai
crn commanded Ly Captain Amber
.on. vll he employed Mr. Canning
md Mr. Clifford again 10 he engaged
with the mechanical talk Of layins
the CABLE tud the mysterious DE-
S'uly again in charge Of the clcrtri-
cal department, This now cable
identical in construction with the last
except iu outer wise, which u mI,aH-
lud, will be- closed, covered with
Manila hemp and that IL bear. q
strain Of - rWt, tua tom more than
TINT Of last year. About one hum
lrcd and SIXTY miles ~ tho chl,
have been made, and the mamfr
turc viii soon proceed ID lhy rate az
ono hundred mile. per week. Earl,
u june the Great Eastern will leave.
Nalrutla with the nov cable ON
board, and again cndoayor 70 Inv 1t in
the Atlantic to New louudland. II.
this effort be- successful, the great
steamer, having taken in o suppl, Of.
coal, will return 10 the mid Atlantic.
to prapplc for the last hst cable. the
locality can be asccrtaincd within q
quarter of n mile. Two other yrs-
sci, will be provided with q .ricntii
nlly constructed GRAPHING pwmtu-
which, it is calculated, will bring the
cable to the surface it once II be- laid
hold of. The attempt will b. to
graphic it in three pIaccs,at inirrya :
Of about two miles. hen recover
ed, q message will be- sent through
this old cable To Nulcntia. to tc,t its
electrical condition, and il this hc
good, it will be- ,pliccd onto that part
Of the old cable which remained nn
board the Great Eastern, after last
years failure, and the mammoth
steamer will then proceed back to
Newfoundland, irving 10 lay a second
sub atlantic telegraph. OF course.
many casualtic, may interfere with
these arrangements aud projects, but.
NJ present, what wc have here stated
constitutes the cable programme Tor
1866 Press.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas At the nssembsr term. lass Of the
Probate Cour, ct Pamela coauty. letter. IN AZ
mint'trtiion cuthr ciaic II Captain n Muore.
d@eteased ven grtntri The HndersiEurd; now
ihcrviorc gu psrsons having claims aeninsi aid
estate arC hereby notified 10 have them rrntai.
81 and registered accoriing to law. NJ ther will
te hrster barrvd " J. FLOYD
marit-et sheriff and Adminitnier.
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UNIVERSITY OF NtUCi>tA-Thc
following statement IS made a, to
the students in the University Of
Virginia ut Charlottesville: The
large majority of the students have
seen service in the Confederate arm,
rs Colonies, Majors, Captains and
licutcnauts-lcw OF course. having
been in the ranks. Among the list
uf students | Noticed the name, of
the following: Bcni. Wood. Jr.. son
Of Mr. Wood. New York Daily
Wars: A. ". Pope. nephew Of the
Federal General Pope: Hugh navi.
and X. navi. Fari.h, nephew of Mr..
jefferson Davis; ". ". tcutc. son
ut ex-senator footc. OF Mi,sis sippi /:
]. W. Wilmer. son Of Bishop Viii
mcr, Of Alabama; aud Charles T.
Riycs, Of Charlottesville. Va.
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NJ s WARD
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20
FROM WASHINGTON TINS AFTERNOON.

[sRKoIAL .DEsPAToHBs TO EVENING rELEaRAPH1
WASHINGTON, December 20.
Dentists and the Use of India Rubber.
The dentists of this c,ty are in trouble IN oonse-
QuenCe OF the GOODYEAR Rubber Company having
filed bill in Court TO enjOin them from using Vu-
canized rubber for making arufo a. gums aud plates
for eth. lhe case IS being argued before Judge
Cartier Suits have been ms ltuted against den lists
throughout the country for the same purpose.
Rebel Photographs.
Yesterday, IN the case of Brady sgaiust Gibson,
before the Circuit Court il came out in evidence
thtt I5,OOO photographs or General Lee were sold
last summer from Brudy's Washington gallery
alone.
Admission of Nebraska.
II ia doubtful ii SENATOR Wade will succeed in
getting @ vote upon the admission of Nebi aska
tO'cay III VIII pass the Senate by a small majority
The New York Bank Tax,
The New York Bank tax cases. involving tho
question OF the taxation of the shares of National
banks when any portion OF the capital is Invested
IN Government securities eXcmpt from taxation IA
beng argued IN the Supreme Court Inc council.
Messrs. John E Barrlll aud B Sielman, IN
behalf Of the United States Government against the
banks, are arguing tho case to-day.
WASHINGTON, December 90 The colored citizens
OF this district are holding private meetInos to
arrange for voting at the next municipal election
and TO cousider other matters IN that connection.
last nIpht, passed resolution declaring that, IN
Judgment the organlza,I ION OF auXillarIes to this
society," composed exclusive v OF colerod persons
Is neither eXpedIent as matter of policy nor con
sistent with our republican principles, which make
no distinction OF race or color.
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Abdication of MaxImiIian.
Additional News by Steamer.

In Gallica some of the regiments detailed for the
service are already unCer marching orders.
The official Vienna journal in denying these state
ments, asserts that The relations of Prussia and
Austria are mos satisfactory, and nothing what.
ever has taken place calculated to disturb them in
any way.
1t seems perfectly clear that the trouble con inues
In Canada bur the advIces conflicting as ever
There had been report that Ru had invited
England and France to come to an understanding in
the matter, but there IS l. ok of confirmation
The PdU Mall Gazette gives report tnat France
had addressed very peremptOrY note to the Greek
Government, requesting 1t 10 put stop to the
Vaccinations OF Its agents In the East, especially in
Crete.
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HOLIDAY APPLIANCES SUBSTANTIAL
CHRISTMAS DELICACIEs.-The grand feature OF
the Christmas festivities is the Christmas.table,
and to supply this properly with the requisite
deliCaCies is task OF no little difficulty. By
dropping in at the old-establshed grocery store
of w. L.. Maddox d Co., at No. ll6 S. Third
street, below Ckesnut, the purchaser, no Wever,
will find great reliet from the difficulties which
may attend his peculiar situation. If he does
not know precisely what he wants, his lack OF
knowledge will soon be supplied.
And If he does know what he wants, behold
the assortment from which he is enabled to make
his selections! In the way OF fruits, he will find
raisins, currants, figs, cltrons, dates, English
and American pickles, and English, Indian, and
American sauces; and he will discover an
assortment of French and Spanish sar-
dimes, jellies, preserves, paper,shelied almonds,
and every variety of preserved vegetables.
The canned fruits and vegetables, in parti-
cular, have been 'done upn in the most ad-
mnable style. The fresh peaches are espe.
cialIy noticeable tor the richness of their flavor,
while ounces, peas, corn, Lima beans, and
succotash--that deectabe compound of the
two-are not whit behind them.
And then, IN the way OF cneeses, Just read the
list :-Stlton, Cheddar, Edam, Neutchatel,
Young America, Jenny Lind, sago, pineapple,
and-we tire OF the enumeration. AS an offset
to these we find French and Spanish olives,
mustards, capers, petits-pois, champgnons,
trufes, pates-de'foies gras.
Besides all these there is tempting display
OF potted meats, including ham, beet, tongue
S1asboure archovy, partridge, liver shrimp,
Yarmouth herring, and bloaters. But all these
would present temptation 10 thirst alone were
it not for the innumerable bottles of Kupfer.
beTg's renowned sparkling Rhine wines, and thr
brandies and wines, of perfect purity, prepared
Tor medicinal and family uses some of theul
being of very old date and of equal rarity,
And now will any one, whether epicure oI
otherwise, say that in all this rich and varied
stock ne can find nothing that will suit his owr
nalaie and make glad the heart OF his wife
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20

BUILDING BLOWN Down, AND MAN IN
JURED.-About o'clock this morning the Ytrol
works at the corner OF Harrison q Filter strec,s
the property OF Mr.. Harrison, were bio Wn down.
Workmcn had been engaged the day previous in
removing the roof, preparatory to tearing the
whole structure down. 1t was a large stone
building, and It's fall caused little excitement.
Mr.. Ettnger, che of the employees, was in tine
place at the time of IT'S falling, attending 10 the
boilers and fires, and narrowly escaped death
from the falling ruins. He had his hand crushed
and his back injured
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Arrival out of the "Belgi.n.p

Arrival out of the "BelgiAn.U
LONDONDERRY, December 90 Tho steamship
Belgian, from Quebec, touched here to-day, and
af eT landing the London mails and passengers pro-
ceeded to Liverpool
Italy and the Pope.
PARIS, December 20 The MJniteur, in an edito.
rial this morning, thinks there Is no doubt that the
relations between Italy and the Pope will be placed
on a sound basis.
The American Fleet.
LISBON, December 20.-The United States iron.
clad MidntOn0mGh accompanied by other vessels of
the American fleet arrived at the Straits OF Gibral.
tar on the 14th ins tant
AbdicRtIOn of MaxImiIinn.
PARIS, December 20-Le Temps of this mornin o
announces its unqualified belief that the Emperor
Napoleon has received official intel ligence of the
abdication of MaximIan.
Financial and Commercial Intelligence,
LIVERPOOL December 20-Hoon.-The Cotton
Market today opened at yes 'erdaY's quotations
As for Mdding Uplands The sales promise to
reach 13 ,0O0 bales
LONDON, December 20, Noon.--The Money Market
is quiet and steady. ConsOls for money opened at
s9B. Enc Railroad advanced to 40; illinois Central
7s}; United states Flve'twentles OF 1862 III.
NEW YORK, D. cemb"r 20.-We have seen a pri
vate despatch TO the effect that the Bank OF England
rates are 81 per cent, but we do not vouch for It
as our correspondent does not mention it.
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The Fair continues until Christmas-eve.
STEALING PIG IRoN BY WHoLEsALE

STEALING PIG IRON BY WHOLESALE
SlX young lads, whose ages range from niue to
fifteen years, were arrested near Callowhill and
Water streets on charae of stealing pie iron
from an enclosure on Water street, above Vine,
yesterday afternoon. They had eroken some of
the palings from the gate and carried Off near
a ton and half of iron when they were dis
covered. They gave the names of Joseph An.
derson, James Ragan, Timothy McNamarv,
stephen and Michael Morris, and Thomas
Slearn. They were allIcommittei by Alderman
TOland to answer the CHARGE.
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ACCIDENT.-Charles Grppen, one OF the
employees OF the PenEsy lvanla Railroad Com
pany, was badly injured Yesterday afternoon
by being caught between the bumpers of two
cars inside the grounds of the Company, oppo.
site Thirty first street. He was taken to his
home. i'll Somers' court, east of Thirty-seventh,
and south of Market street.
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A PUGNACIoUs BRUrE.-Evan Thomas
aged forty, was arrested last evening in Trenton
avenue, near Otis street, on charge OF beating
his wife and mother-in-law, and smashing up
the furniture in the house. Ii appears that he
had done the same thing two or three times be-
tore. Alderman Clouds, after hearing the state
ments of the parties concerned, held Thomas in
battery with intent to kill.
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We have by tIy the largest and best assortment OF
Mems, Youths, and Boys Clothing IN Philadelphia
which Is beng reDenlshed bv large daily additions,
manufactured OF goods purchased recently at much
less man cost, and having reduced all stock hani
10 proporuOnate prices, are Offering such bargains
as are above enumerated.
Now is THE TIME TO BUY-PRICEs CAN BE NO
LOWER.
HALFWAY BETWEEN { BENNETT & Co..
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
sIxTH STs. l6is W.uxEr STREET.
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COLoRED MAN ON His MUsCLE.-James
Agnes lives with a colored lady on very init
mate terms. at place near Sixth and South
streets Last evening he had a Disagreement
with her, and made an assault and battery upon
her. Her cries attracted the attention OF the
police, who rushed in and arrested him. He
had hearing before Alderman Butler WHO sent
HIM below in default of $500 bail.
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MAN KILLED.-Last night Peter Devlin,
residing at No. ia Passyunk road, whilst passing
along Sixth and Shippen streets, was run
against by huckster-wagon and thrown vio-
lently 10 the ground. Some persons who were
near by picked him up, and were going to take
him to the hospital, when, after going with him
about a square, they found he was dead. They
then took HIM to his late home. .aa "A
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-Qn Tuesday morning
a daughter of Neil McFadden, aged ive years
was badly burned, by her clothes taking fire
from stove, at the residence of her parents,
corner OF Pascal street and Lancaster avenue
The parents were absent at the time of the occur
renee. The child after lingering in intense
AGONY died Yesterday,
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STEALING RAIMENT.-Mary Jackson. of
the colorcd persuasion, was arrested yesterday
morning at Sixth and ST. Mary streets. for steal.
ing a shawl Gnd some shoes. They were stolen
iIOm an acquaintance of hers living in Hurst
street. The goods were recovered, and Mary ir
is said, owned up to the commission ot the
hett. She had a hearing before Alderman But
Ter, who held her in $500 bail to aus ger for
larceny.
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CLEANING OUT OF UNCALLED-FoR BILLS OF
MEssRs. BAILEY Sc Co.'s LATE SALE On Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock at No 1920 Chesnut rect, all
the uncale editor bIls OF Messrs. Bailey & Co.'s late
sale. comprising bronze clocks and figures James
Dixon & Sons besf sheffield plated ware. work
boxes, satcheIs, etc the whole comprising the best
articles of the catalogue
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Strike of Tnilors in Boston.

BIZ the NetO York associated Press.
BOSTON December 20 The journeymen tailors of
this citv have strucE against the efor of the mer.
chant taiIors TO reduce the prices retotore paid
ior iourneywork and the craft her cities il is
seid have offered t1 aid the movement meeting
OF ionrIeymen ma been called tor this evening" for
the ynurpOse of organizing resistance.
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Ho, FOR THE SKATING FARKs!-rhat is. for those
who like 1t. For our part ould as leave ho IN
the garden BE thai as 1t NAV, nothing but apprO- =
pirate clothing will MAKE you comfortable IN any
place this time year; therefore visit Charles
stokes & Co. 1rst.caSs cothiers, under che ''COn.
ttnental," and make yourself comfortable, by
getting good SUIT and good bargain at the same
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NJ AkkIIt.IA

NIL STED-PENROSE.-O Thursday evening De-
cembeI G. 1866 by the Rev. q. A DurbOrOw, WILL AM
N AILSTt to PRiSLlLL B., only daughter OF viii
liam Pelr0se, or Phi adephia.
!, SCHAFFER-CROCKEs.-De II. 1856 at the
office of Alderman William T. Becker No L4l BrOwR
street, JObN SCHAFFER to ELIZABETH CR0CKES,
both of this city.
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b. STEALING BRICKs.-John Gressinger was
arrested IN Marlborough street, near Thompson
yesterday afternoon, on a charge of larceny
John had obtained several wheelbarrow loads
of bricks from the Iile in front of new build
ing in Hanover street near Thompson. He was
held in 5000 bail TO answer by Alderman Clouds,
before whom the charge was made.
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From Portsmouth

Bu The Nel0 York AS90cIdted Press.
PORTSMOUTH, December 20.-Captain Fox late
Assistant Secretary of the Navy, is here, passing
few days of rest with his family.
Large gangs of men are at work on the steam
frigate Minnesota and Il Is expected that she will
be ready tor sea early in January,
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LADIES FAIR.-The Christmas Fair OF
the ladies of the Third Baptist Chnrch, held in
second street, near Catharlne, continues to be =
great attraction. The voting on the trotring
maze "Fanny Powell" is very spirited, the con
test being between Mayor McMicGacl ana
Charles E. Lev. ESQ.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20

HUCKsTEkING WITMoUT LICENSE. -
George Long and Archibald McCann were
arrested by High Constable Barton, in South
street, above Twelfth, yesterday afternoon.
They are SINNERS, and were selliug meat, etc,
without having license. They we're each fined
So by Alderman Patchell.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20

MRS JANE ". BARTLETT wife OF DIR. Bartlett
No. So West Eleventh street, New York, saws in her
testimony before the Commissioner OF Patents OF
the Grover & Baker Machine that I'm elasticity OF
stnch it is decIdrdy superior over Wheeler & Wi :
sons IN that particular; don't know aOout others
also incfease OF motion, and simplicity OF desiPn
The ability to rim the work wAen needed is very de-
slrabIc; found it contrast with Wheeler
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20

ATTENTION is directed to a large invoice
of English plated ware-dlnner and breakfast
castors, cake baskets, fruit stands, epergnes,
dies No. 7l2 Che. nu+ strpnt
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ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE CoMPANY's FIRST
PREMIUM LoCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES. in.
comparably the best for family use. Highest Pre-
mums (Gold Medal), Fair Mary yand Institute New
York and Pennsylvania State Fairs, 1885, No. 923
Chesnut street.
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The Cable News of the New York Asso.
ciated Press.

NEW YORK, December 20 The statement that
the New York Associated Press has been defeated
IN some attempts to negotiate for Reuters European
ews Is false. Our European facilities for news
adapted 10 the wants of American Journals are
being extended so that they will be beyond co npc-
tItiOn.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20

PUBLIC NoTICE.-E. q. Whitman & Co.. No. 3lS
Chesnut street are now ready to supply their choice
and pure COniections put up in neat boxes.
Also large assortment OF Imported Boxes, Sur
prses, and Knick knacks. for Trees.
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LARCENY OF A WHEELBARRoW.-Geo
Downey ppropriated "A wheelbarro v, veste,.
day, the property OF aman residing on Columbia
avenue. He was committed 70 ans wec in de.
sault ofS5O0 bail by Alderman Shoemaker.
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TAKE AYERS PILLS for all the purposes of a pur.
gaive for Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, and
Liver onpaint. By universal accord, they are the
best of all purgatives for family use.
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ENGLISH PHEAsAHTs Canvas-back Ducks. and al
otnpr kinds of choice Game, at Robbins Brot lerS
Eastern Market Fifth street, above ChesnUG. Also
choice Poultry OF all kinds.
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Dec. 90
BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.
Bargains in Clothing.
Bargains in Clothing.
Bargains in Clothing.

eY- Heavy reduction in prices. 4n
ng~ Business Coats at 49, $lO S12, $14 SIC SlS,. ga
ezB" and up TO $50 &a
e5B OveTcOats at $S 50, $40, $l1, S13, S15, Silica
uzBP Sl9, $40, and up TO $40. -R1
UzS~Pants at S4 S5, Sc, ST. So, So 80, S12 Sl4 ga
ezg- SIS, GIG. R
o-vests at So, So so, sS, SO so, S. $3.50, s5,-ga
e5g7 So 90 to 50.
Every garment marked down on account of decline
in cost of manufacture.
Clothing can now be had cheaper than 1t mey be
again for some time 10 come.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
0B@ Undertaking very chap. -Ga
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64gs=5r@e5F1 HAINEs BROS PIANOS. c~E57egtJ
n 7 Moderate in price, and as durables1 YEH
as any piano made.
Gould, Seventh and Chestnut Streets.
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BRoNcHTIs. The usual symptoms of this diseas c
Cough, Soreness of the L1ngs Throat,
Hoarseness, Dificu tY of Breathing, Hectic Fever,
q splitting of Pnlegm Mater, and sometImeS
Blood 1t Inflammation of the fiue skin linn
the inside of the whole of the Wind tubes or AIR
Vessels which run through every part of the Lungs.
Jaynes hNpectorsnt lmmedlstely suppresse. tue
OF Breathing; produces lree and easy eXpectora
tlon and effects speedy cure. Prepared only at
No 242 Chegnut street
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PHALoN's "NIGHT- BLOOMING CEREUs. -
zone of the few the immortal names
That were not born to dIe."-Hakeck.
R-TOlgdO BlOds.
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TIE GREAT SALE OF PAINTfNes-THE

TIE GREAT SALE OF PAINTINGs-THE
| Works OF CELEBRATED EUROPEAN ARTISTS
| The first great sale OF the D'Huyvetter collec-
ton OF rare paintings of the most celebrated
| and tavOrite modern European artists, came
| OIL last evening at the Art Gallery of b. Scott,
| Jr, Nc. 1920 esnut street. The audience was
large and appreCiative the prices extremely
iow for such fine specimens OF art. The public
VIII again have an opportunity to witness the
beauty and high merit of these paintings this
| evening, when the sale is to be continued. A.
| an Art Gallery, Mr.. SCOTS establishment is not
| 10 be surpassed. The walls are completely
covered with these paintings, which are Orna-
mented with the richest of frames, and seats
ranged up and down the room Tor the Convp-
nience of those in attendance. We had the
pleasure OF seeing these beautiful works, and
can testify that, for beauty of expression, high
conception, aud excellence of work aud finish
they cannot be rivalled. Many Of these Dai8t-
lngs are winter scenes in the German provinces.
which are of the most interesting nature. Mauv
others are cattle scenes, the figures of which are
llielike in appearance, and of similar character
TO the noted works of Rosa Bonheur. The
paintings are of all sizes, aud of such variety
that those who visit with the intention of pur-
chasing cannot fail TO make a satisfactory
selection. Surely such a collection cannot fail
TO be appreciated by our citizens, especially
when such strenuous endeavors have been put
4 rth by our townsman, Mr.. Scott, for the graft
ication OF the wants of the public Remember
tonight, at No. 1920 Chestnut street.
FAIR.-Pertect success has attended the
opening of the Presbyterian Church Fair at
Columbia avenue and Franklin street. By q
magic metamorphosis the leCturc-roOm has been
changed into large bazaar, which is nightly
throneed by large and eager crowds to supply
themselves with goodies and presents for tie
coming Christmas.
The voting Tor the new hose-cart, now being
manufactured, the finish Of which is to be lett
with the company successful in obtaining it, is
as iolloWs:-
Resolution Hose Observation-Disclosures. .225
Handin- Hand 80
iuSIoI hose'
franklin HOse........................ |
lO'h' '''''''' Zb4
The Fair continues until Christmas-eye
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To DECORATE YOUR fARLORs, we'll as to hand
down posterily, get tesIze photographs oil at
u. Kelmer,s Gallery, No. 6A ATcn street.