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Notaiew OF the worst disc rders that aec. mankind
arse nom the corruption chat ates in the blood
OF all discoveries that ha been made to purge IL
out, none equal in effect Hembold's Compound Ex-
tract o. SaIs4pGT II ceanses and renOvates the
ood instils the vigor of health into the sys en- and
purges cut the bumOrs which make disease 1t stimu.
iates the healthy functions OF body and expes the
disorders that grow and rankle in the blood.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02

In A DANGEROUS CONDITION. - The
sewer at Julianna and Callowhill streets is in a
dangerous condition, aud should receive imme-
diate attention at the hands of the proper
onfhnritiae
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02

CHARGED WITH RIoT.-John Dougherty
and John Connery were arrested yesterday,
charged with being concerned in the late Gre
mems riot in the Twenty-fourth Ward. They
were both committed by Alderman Allen.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02

CHARGED WITH AssAULTING AN OFFI-
oER.-James Giller was arrested yesterday,
charged with being concerned in the late assault
on Officer Carmichael. Giller was committed to
answer by Alderman Tittermary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02

A STRAY Ton OF IRoN.--On Saturday
evening ton of railroad iron was found at
Taylor's wharf, above Coates street, with no
person in charge of the same. 1t was conveyed
to the Eleventh Ward Station House, where it
awaits an owner
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02

Helmbold's EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Kidney Disease.
Helmbolds EXrHACr BUGHU Cures rheumatism
Helmbold's EXTR ACT bUoHu Cures Urinary Diseases.
Helmbold's EXrR CT BUOHU Cures Gravel.
He mi old's EXTRACT BUCHU cures Structures.
Hembod d's EXTRACT BUC HU Cures Dropsy.
For the diseases named above and for Weaknesses
and Pains 10 the Back, Female Com pla nts and Dis
orders arising from excesses of any KIND, 1t Is in
valuable.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02

LACE CURTAINs.-Slightly damaged real Lace
Curtains, heavily worked some of which are the
most elegant ever introduced in this market. Also
Nottingham Curtains from auction, some as low as
one dollar, selling otfat Patterns Curtain Store, No.
l4OS Chestnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02

BUILDINGS ERECTED DURING THE MONTH
OF MARCH.-The following building permits
were issued by the Building Inspectors during
~
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02

IT FRADIUATES ERUPTIVE and LUCRATIVE
DISEASES OF the THROAT, NOSE, YES, EYELIDS,
sCALE and SKIN, which SO dlstgure the appearance,
PURGIN G the eVll effects OF mercury ana renewing ali
wise, ana Is taken py ADULTS and CHILDREN with
nor SAFhIH
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02

PRICES REDUCED Fine Photographs, eveIv va
riev OF style, artstically executed and 9Xqus1tey
finished. Go to b. f. Reimer's, No ga Arch street.
and obtain the best at moderate eharges
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02

DIRECTORS ELECTED. - The following
named gentlemen were on Friday elected Uy
the stockholders of the Camden and Philade-
phia Steamboat Ferry Company, at their annual
suing year:-Beniamin Fish, ]. L. Mcknight
Richard Shippen, Charles E. De Haven, A. w.
Markley, A. j. Fish, Judge T. Jones YorKe,
William II. Gatzmer. j. c. Bulhtt.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02

CoRRECTION.-In our article on Saturday
on the "Derineer Pistol" the types continually
made the name "Derringer.n II is the spurious
limitations which are spelt with two ''r's", the
genuine having but one. ToaYoid unintentionally
deceiving our readers, we make the correction.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02

SUSPECTED OF STORE RoBBERY.-On
Sunday morning a boot and shoe store on South
street, below Eighth, was entered and robbed.
Three colored men were arrested on suspicion
of committing the burglary, and committed by
Alderman Swift for further hearing.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02

NARDSTICKS OF FIVE PATTERNS, AUNE
Il Measures and variety OF Rules, Tape Measures,
Board Measures and Taors' squar g. Tor sale at tue
Store of TRUMAN d SHAW
No sS5 (Eignt Thirty-fve) MARK ET ST. below ninth
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-02

TWO TABLESPOONSFUL OF the Extract of sarsa-
para added pint oil water, Is equal to the Lisbon
Diet Drink, and one bottle is equa 10 salon OF the
syrup SaTapRria, the decoctton as usually made
The decOction is exceeding Troublesome as IL Is
sarv 10 prepare fresh every day and the syruD Is still
more Objectionable IL Is weaker than the decocon;
Tor fluid saturated with sugar Is susceptible OF hOding
in solution much less eXtTacive matter than water
aont and he is Otherwise Objectionable for the
patient Is frequently nauseated, and his stomach
ieed, by the large proportion OF sugar he B obliged to
use whatever, except to keep the decoeon irom sno
mg the advantages and superiority of the Fluid
Extract in cOmparative view are strkingy manifest
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CLOTHING, DO.

II pOLAN. MERCHANT TAILOR, corner
Il. OF I4th street aud Pennsylvania ave-, a
Opposite wiIlards' Hotel, has received
tupeIiJ assortnent Of Cloths. Cassimeres, M
yeztipgs Chipchillas and Escomas, for MI
over oats and a general assortment OF
Gents Nj nj. .hisa Goods He has also sdaed !.
his srcck Q splendid lot Of fret class Custom maui
CIothips from New York. at lower prices thar
be had this city. ue invites his frle nos anu
the public TO give him cali AL returns ms s.m 1
ctre ethanks for their liberal patronage. oc5 5!-2H
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TELEGRAMS. &c.

~
The Cariisies, father ana son, arrested last
Sunday, near Asburv, KY on the charge OF
ahdnctng AID numbering Lieutenant Hamp-
tod, were taken TO Louisville. A vigorous a.
Tempt WAS made there 10 release them. bat
fahed. They wsre turned over 70 the authori-
ties ofIpdiana. and are now In iai.
There was an extensive nre at the SUNNI, OF
Mississippi, NV Ore ans. on the 2eth, dest. oy-
ing whole blocks of bu ldings, embracing two
stores, two dwelling, the railroad depot, and
$6C,rW.
Ofhcial returns elect John raTe, Repubn-
can, member of the Forneth Congress from
Omaha by 74s majority. The Republieaa ma
lorry in the Legislature will be 10 on joint
ballot.
Mr.. Avery, ". =. assessor of Sacramento,
Acknowledges the receipt of orders from w lash
ipgton to deliver mp his ofice to Mr.. Bigier
but he continues 20 disobey them.
The freedmeD's school house at Brentwood,
Tennessee, has been burned 1tis supposed to
be the work OF an incendiarv, 10 Is the
second one that has been so destroyed. --.
A vote was taken in the Vermont House
Tuesday upon the proposed amendment 20 the
Constitution. 1t stood: yeas, 199; nays, n.
A boiler explosion occurred near Des Moines
Iowa Monday. man was instantly killed
and several other persons severely injured.
The Rev. Sylyanus Cobb, a well. know wn
Umversalist clergyman, died at Eostor, yes
terday, aged sixty -eigh- years.
Mrs. Derbare, the only daughter of Robert
Toonbs, died at W Washington, Georgia, yester-
day.
George ID. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal,
ia con alescent
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Ne y7s Jam O. Ms Pssc6ai -Uon.innsd Tor
i,S: iSs Calm Fl sss'ss ". Mood, snd RSSs''
No xsi Claim of Thomas Greer Returned 10
No 10 cIim q Mou,dsu. Returned 70 III.
n. .Rs CHM chi'H1n ~ Michael Amos Rs,srn.a to
tts tla mart attorney
No 2ss "iaim Of Amt Anore,s Nelson. Returned to
30 .ss 1l.in SftF q {. Grant. Returned to claim,
Ne ,s7; tl.im OF L. T. johnson. Returned to
claimants att rney
=, No ?ss Claim OF J. NJ. Fleming Returned to
No Zs9. Claim OF James Byrun. Returned 70
No. go. Claim of q. b. Patty. Returned to
No "a claim label Conway Returned to the
claimant 9 atiornev
No 2s2 Claim of W b. Hughes. Returned to
No 29s. CLAIM Of q. P. Ysden. Returned 10
No. l9i claim of Leo Bruger Returned to the
No zS5, Claim Of John Isen. Returned TO the
No. 2ss Claim Of A. Beney Returned to the
claimants attorney
No. 2g7. Clain of J. A. b Forgey. Returned to
No. 29s. Claim Of Bird Jameson. Returned to
No ly9 claim Of BENJAMIN Rsach. Continued
Ne 500 Ci.im Of Joel Rarsdol. Returned to
No. Sol. claim Of mcdowell Shaw. Returned
No .ol Cisim Of r. K Everhart. Returned to
claimants attorney
No sOs claim Of r. N. Pollock. Returned to
claimants attorney
No s04 Claim. OF Garrett Tienan. Returned to
claimants attorney
No. 305. Claim Of Asa Booker. Returned to the
clstmant's attorney
No 3O5. Claim Of Joseph West. Returned to the
claimants attorney
No S7 Claim OF Alaasen 8 Hall. Returned to
the clo lmaRt o attorney
No. sOs Uiaim of Dawson Hook Returned to
the claimant IS attorney
No. sOy claim of A. Reed. Returned to claim
ant attorney 49,,
No sli Claim OF Newton White. Returned to
No sia. Claim Of william Harris. Returned to
No sIS. Claim Of streeter strickler. Returned
to the claiL ants attorney
No 3l4 Claim of Timothy ManRow. Returned
to the claimant . attorney .
No SI5 Claim of John Davidson. Continued
No 3l6. claim of Paran Moody. Held under ad
No.siT. Claims of Martin CoHnor and James o.
Io as claim Of James NJ Hagor. Rejected
No 3l9 Claim OF James Aberdeen. Continued
No SO Claim of w lliam A Dean Rejected.
DE WITT CLlN TON,
1t Brevet Lieut.. Colonel, Recorder.
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Later from Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, October, 31.-Advices have
been received from the City of Mexico to the
22d Of October. The news of the mental disease
of the Empress Charlotte has been received
from the Mexican Minister in Europe Solemu a
services have been ordered by the eccleeiasti-
cal authorities the Cathedral and other
churches. invoking the assistance of Heaven
in her behalf Her disease is STYLED the prain
Miramar. The last despatch respecting her
condition WAS dated October 12, and gave but a
bare hepe of her recovery. The Emperor has
been sick with the Intermittent fever. The
condition OF Mexico was no better, though the
Imperialsts had been successful in all the en- :
gagements before mentioned. Perfiro Diaz had
possession Of The city of OaJaca, but the fornfed
places were in the hands of the Imperialists
who are expecting reinforcements.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 3i.-Pivats advices
from Guyamas say that peace reignes
throughout Sonora. Tanori, the Indian chief
who escaped from Guyamas, was captured by
the Liberals on q vessel bound TO Mazatian,
together with twenty others, all of whom Were
taken back TO GuyaInas and shot. Tsnori had
been decorated by Maximillian with the cross
Of the legion Of honor for services rendered the
Imperial cause in Sonora. Among those shot
were DR. Persona, nephew Of @ uay adara, and
the following Imperial generals: Tevan. Bar
promised to spare their lives If they surren.
dered peacefully, bat executed them. Mazat-
Ian has been placed under martial law.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3i.-A letter from Mazatlan
materially changed. Some say Corena will
soon make demonstration in Tepica, but all
say he will fight the French before evaouauug
MaZatlan. The transports Rhine and Tails
mules, and ammunition. Some guns had been
taken from the forts and the forts DESTROYED
The Imperial commissioner had issued q de-
cree requiring property holders to pay rent TO
the Imperial Government instead of TO the
owners. The goods OF those refusing to obey
Were being seized and sold
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FROM EUROPE.
tRy the Atlantic Cable. !

THH ALABAMA CLAIMS.
LONDON, Oct. 30-The Times again urges
the reference of the claim. OF the United States
upon Great Britain, for property DESTROYED by
the Alabama, to joint commission. The Times
thinks This VIII be an act OF policy, II not JUS
tice.
THE CABLE. =
LONDON, Oct. 29.-In consequence of the
bad condit on Of the telegraph lines in New
foundland, IL is proposed by the Anglo. Ameri.
can Telegraph Company 10 lay cables from
Trinity Bay, or rather Placentia Bay, to Hall
fax and Boston.
The tolls upon dispatches by the cable will
be reduced one-haIf on and after November l.
PEACE.
BERLIN, Oct 3l-The King has directed a
celebration OF a solemn fete In this city on the
11th Of November, for the restoration Of peace
AUSTRIA.
PRAGUE, Oct. 27.-An attempt was made TO
leaving the theatre this evening The culprit
aimed the pistol at the Kaiser, but before the
ball was fired he was seized by an Englishman
and placed under arrest.
GAMBIA.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-The latest adyices from
Gambia state that fighting between the Chris
tians and the Turkish army continued, but the
accounts OF its progress are unreliable.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Oct. 29-The money market is un-
changed. Consols, S9a. The prices of Ameri-
can securities are as follows:-U. s Five
twenties, 6SA; Erie shares, 81; Illinois Central,
TX.
LONDON. Oct. 3O.-The money market IS
steady. Consols, S94; Five-twenties, eSS;
Erie, soy; Illinois Central, Il.
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w srtA4 Ma ssLz %Skxs.' Il
.. AAnpfacturer Of - - --.l..s-
and MAnHsfAEHpS HEHS Sf6Ps, Sc. &C. AAsAA

EOR BAbB-A 6rst- class stsiavay PtAnO, in
tween g And II sts. ~ oe 36 S.,
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Ne "a ThomssL. PleasAnts, for horses taken
By ar s.Ss, ;.0rssy ;Sy d.m,,., 60
prsptIts b, United Slater troops. b P. Jackson,
..fo. 44s. James Jett. for forsge. Downman &
Ma. ruoer aitor pey.
u.S,. sSs Claim tpr Msa:: e; service;
.. ss; 81 Giai% 2! Vim; s..ton, for services a,
t.k:n f5em him At Soldier, Rs.s' Washington,
No. .ss. Claim Of VIM. A Huff for rent of proper
~ Claim Il the Eesss Cotton Pre-.
fGI The ass o. and property
.ss Gain c iS ca!hoe 'cR' chuIeS q. Dalton
0eoIs ia for the destruction Of the church edifee
by United States troops. Augustine Verot, bish-
No. ass. Claim Of Lacaze 4 90, for hides and
en or .ss S feneS s''e De
No 47. CLAIM Of the ewn-rs o' the Pelican Cot
ts n Press for damages to property. A. NJ. Heine,
No. .ss Claim Of Louis Pc al Oayer, for damages
NO. 40 Claim Of isa.c Fisher for quarterm aste
and commissary stores. Bowman Mag rUder, at.
No 400. Claim OF Rsbert Il. White. for services
ss clerk in the QunrteInastsrs Depsrtmsnt. Jas,
No isI. claim OF Thoma.O Case. for quarter
master Q stores. B. u. Primrose and others, At
Ne 4s2. Claim of Maryla and Agrio altnral College
for damages to properly, Peter W. Oraer, attor
No. 4ss claim Of Miss Manora sayre. for DANA
No 4o4 Claim of WIN Barnes for services dur.
No 4s6 claim Of ohm Hollsran, for horses and
No ies Claim lS Of John B, Grifiu for service. as
szis' kihs fSr proper
Ho. 46s Clam of Sam M. johnson, for damages
to. property; No attorney
No ids claim of John Bisham, for quarter.
mas,sl mr.s ano commis,ary stores bowman and
N. 10. Claim Of seabOrn Skinner, for quarter.
master and commissary stores iDownmsn and
No ~ Olaim Of duncan Graham. for quarter
master and commissary stores. Downman and
No AZ Claim of B. B Burroughs, fer quarter.
master sores. bowman and Mag tuder, attor-
No 47s Claim Of John Parsons, for quartermas.
ter stores Downnan and Msgruder, attorneys
master stores. bowman and Msgruder, Attor.
teImaster stores. bowman and Magr uder, at
No 47S. Claim of Lloyd Mitchell, for quarter.
master stores bowman ana Asgruder, attor.
No AZ Claim Of John r. Silver, for quarter.
master stores. Downmsn and Msgruder, after
No AIS Claim Of William Low, for sugar State
Der artment for the British Minister
saIy stores bowman and Msgruder, attsrleys
No. 40 Claim Of AsOp Buck, for services in the
Provost Marshal's Depsrtn ept. Samuel V. Niles,
No. 4s Claim Of John N. Tracy, fer property de-
No Is2 claim Of Reuben Smith, for service. a.
assistant provost marshal. J. HiseinOstham, at
Ne 4ss Claim OF Ayres, Taylor & Co., fer losses
No is4 I laim Of John J. T,ittman. for cs,ton.
state u. pa, tment for Swiss Oensul General
the Ohio pc nitentiary, for keeping military pris
oners. No attorney.
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MADAME GOODALL'S SELECT DANCING
lVl Glasses for Masters and Misses, will "A
con mepce On SATURDAY, Nov. Sd, at her ~
residence 7s street. between 24th and ~
25th, at To- clock. For terms apply at the lA3A
hOugA n ST.
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THE EXECUTION TO TAKE PLACE AT MARL-
BOROUGH, MD.-The scaffold on which the n We
condemned men are to be executed in this VIII
lage on Friday next has been erected on the
northwest side of the Court House The Grim
inals have been regularly visited, sine SEN
tenoe was passed, by the Rev. Mr.. kershaw,
who has administered such religious instruc-
ton and advice as their conditiou required
While they have expressed thanks for hIs at
tention, we learn that they have evinced but
little contrition, and have remained some what
taciturn and stolcal In the absence OF the
minister they occupy much Of their time in
singing hymns. When the undertaken took
the measure on Monday for their collins only
one OF them showed that he fully realized his
awful situation and nearness 10 the gates OF
death. The man Platter shed tears and seemed
greatly dlstressed-the others were callous.
A strong armed guard has been summoned
by the sheriff and the painful sentence OF the
law will no doubt be carried out with due sol.
emnity.
A petition has been circulated within a few
days asking the Governor to grant a respite OF
thirty days 10 the negro man found guilty OF
rape. The petition sets forth that proof has
been discovered, not known at the time OF
trial, which might induce the Executive to
commute the sentence.-Adrtboroagh Gazette.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE, date Grovers,)
Pennsylvania avenue, near willards' Hotel.
SPALDING .Preprietors.
THE RICHINGs ENGLISH OPERA SEASON.
THIS Thursday EyEnING, Nov. J., 1885,
essls$Si s9s 4 ST. BRIL-
LIANT introduced by Miss0 Kiehings;
in .sss ssas6 AZ SPsss szs sEEE wi" appear
Seats may be secured at the Box Office from S1a
q m to ~ O'Clock p. m, for all or for any one OF
Twenty five cents extra will be charged for Sc
cured seats in advance.
MADAMk GOoDALL's SELECT DANCING
con mepce On SATURDAY, Nov. Sd, at her ~
5siasass S ss' For spps % =. the
house oc n ST.
ARINI's FAsH!QNABLE DANCING
H mAR1N1Aso 1AoASHhfi AssnMBLY At ROOMS. q
E, between 9th and 18th streets,
This acaseuy is now open for the recep- -
pass ara hours hour. e tuition for young IL ladies',
misses and % masters @ Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
Ge1tiemen's classes from to 10. same evenings.
vsSs5oe IF ,bs given to suit the esn
DReFs. J. W. SH. P. KREIs'
DANCING ACADEMY. "A
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 7th sts. ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. -
Our Academy is now open for the reception of
Pupils. A select class is now forming on Wed.
nesday afternoon from TO o'clock, for these
can be had at J. +. Ellis and W. g. Mstzerott q
Co Music Stores. ..'
The Hall can be rented for 6ofrees, &c.
Days and Hours Of Tsition
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
70
niDgs. from to 10 o'clock. .-T
Sss.:. sss hours
Quarter commencing with the 6rst lesson. se 10
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ID w D.
.soeo $4,000. $4,000.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
OUR IMMENSE srOCk OF CLOTHING
OH IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
Ga MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
HARKED BOWN
Twenty five Per CeEt Less than Cost.
TWENTY five Per Cent Less than Cost.
Twenty i've Per Cent. Less than Cost.
EEyER again will ysu have the CHANCE.
NEYER asain will you have the CHANCE.
EEYKR again will you have the CHAhOE.
The goods must be sold within the next sixty
Says re gsrdless Of cost. We mean what We say.
Come and see for yourselves before purchasing.
J.H. SMITH,
400 18th street, opposite Post Once,
sel4-u Washington, d. O.
t. Successor to l. u. Lsudon Co.., A.
CITIZENS IND MfIfTARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel late Browns, h
362 Pennsylvania avenue
my LIT Washington, ID. @.
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A NEW FRENCH LoAS.-NapoIeon is said
TO mediate the negotiation Of a loan OF about
S200, ,O0U, for what he calls s.peace pur-
poses" A Brussels paper, in an article upon
this subject, announces that the Duke de Per-
signy has addressed a memorial to the En-
peror, containing various suggestions as TO a
new policy and, among other things, recon-
mending this loan, OF which. although for
peace purposes" $200O0,0O0 are to be for the
conversion of musket," and the balance TO be
used for the conversion of the Mexican loan
ferers from recent inundatious, giving work TO
laborers, and ssproviding for unforeseen
events" Napoleon, by listening favorably TO
this scheme. is thought 70 be meditaung some
plan for the agRrandizement of his Empire
TO be put In operation next year.
@The New York political ne ewspapers are
allied with most fearful stories OF the frauda.
lent issue Of naturalization papers by their
opponents, in order to manufacture additional
voters for the approaching election.
ga little daaghtor of Mr. j. T. Borden. of
Texas. was recently bitten by rattlesnake ana
died in four hours. s4e
~Last week a child Was found en- the door.
steps of q colored man in Richmond with
$40 in money and stock Of clothing for two
years. e. -. F1aFYTaAo
Wrhe Mayor Of Lynchburr vas csu.a.
riding upon the eide WALK by q policemsu.
who reported him 90 the Mayer The Mavor
heard the evidence and hned himself one dol.
lar. So MI s.r,r Fl .Frf.ss- - -. s,1'- Il
~Some people see cause for laugh In the
fact that Fiorence Marryatt hss ded icatsd her
last poyei, entitled TOO Coed for Him." 70
- VaHv1r IN 49, 7 - - -
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DENTISTRY.

hR. L. LOCKWOOD.
~ 34I PENN AvENUE,~
VIII insert teeth on q new method, pat 6&
enteC July 1886. oc blot W
IL REMOVAL
- Db' - d.m W. ikb DENTIST, has REMOVED frsm
80 10 xoo Penn avenue, ten doop<~
eboVe' Grsat D1seocsTy N DeMtstry l6$1
Teen Ezlrae,sd WiIh0Et PAIN, AL per-
sons having Teeth 60 extract Il would advise them
70 call AZ DR.. LIE EWIEs once, and have them
taken taken ont: Teeth inserted on Rubbsr, Gold and
silver Plates. In srder that oil persons should
have Teeth, We have reduced the price very low.
To De conyinee& Of the fact call and fer your
seiysss;d Also, call and see the new and mpreved
msthoc OF inserting Teeth.
NO. zoo PenH's avenue, between 18th and 18th
ie 2-tf B. LEwIE. n. D.. Dentist.
Il M. LOOMS. n D.,
Tie Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL
PLA1E TEETH, attends pers onally at at<PA
bis ONCE IN this city. Many persons can YSYYV13
wear these teeth who caanot wear others,
and no person can wear others who cannot wear
Persons calling At my Office can be sceommoda-
ted with any style and price of Teeth they may de-
sire, but TO these Who particular and wish the
ture that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
VII oe more fully warranted.
Rooms In this etty-Ho 3as Peup'a avenue, be-
Msen gin and 10th sts. Also, S07 Arch street,
Philadelphia. oc 2O-ly /.
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vi. MERCHANT TAILOR

VOrDer OF yth aud ID stretW,
Desires TO return his thanks Tor the liberal IA
patI opage bestowed upon him during past
seasons nd at the same time invites bis MA
friends to visit his store and inspect his new uA
ard choice selection Of goods, which he has
Jnst purchased Tor the Fail and Winter Trace
Mr. HARDON. his associate, continues TO give
his Constant attention to the style and general
appearance of all garments made st the estao
hrhment :.
The best work and moderate charges fs our
rn,,o oc 15-lmS