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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
REgrL DEFINITION or LOYALTY

The Unionism of many of the Rebel leaders bass
guar EXPRESSION and is scarcely of the kind that loyal
men are inclined to trust, without proper guarantees
that i will not back into something equivalent to
rebellion. Gen. Wade Hampton recently made d
speech in South Carolina in which he said:
For four years III Sop he cictiD, Of cruel dad
esssd,B tdra marked ne part Of her Opponents by
hybdjiy surpassed Ueqpaied ~ ne annals e'rhfed
drfays The sword uic conquer her for nearly
L, ,d ss ds Notorious aud Ler enemies forced 10
so, 10 rsapos eong,nioti 10 thor ndtue ahd Jdn,he
The torch applied with usparing hand Inc mansion
of the rich the cottage OF the peaceful Nluag, thrlVhg
cities even temples Of the Most High Tod m before hs
ruthless destroyer lcnying IA mark the spots Wheie once ty
stood but ashes and backcned ruins
Gen. Hampton then assumes, without the slightest
reason, that the Rebels surrendered upon the pledge
that they should at once resume all their privileges in
the Union, aud bitterly denounces tho North Tor
withholding what no calls their rights. Such men
seem to have no perception of the wrong they COM
mitted Gen. Hampton says that 90 shame would
cling to us forever il we admit that We have been
guilty Of treason" and afirms that the South u.s. ana
ersr has been, loyal in the proper sen" 81 the "ord'
What then was tho object of the war; was
il LOYALTY TO fire the flag, TO throw OIL all
allegiance TO 80 Constitution, to seek to destroy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

Gov. Humphreys of Mississippi, Of whom nothing
better was expected, urges his Legislature to reject
instantly the Constitutional Amendment. The Coy
crnor does not lack gall to make oppression bitter
for he says it is an insulting outrage, aud denial OF
the equal rights of 70 many Of our wortbier citizens
who have shed luster," &c, &c He means leading
Rebels of course; but what does ho think Of loyal
Rlacks7 .r.r r-4-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
MISSISSIPPI.
rnE JUDICIAL ELECTION.

Tie TIcs5Hrg Herald Of the 9Th inst. thus sums up
the result of the recent election in that state;
For the High Court Chief Justice Handy rs reflected Tho'
ont opposition. . ,u
For the Circuit Bench Judge Yergcr SuIyhy, Canp's u
Watts Hancock and COtlmt had opposition JudSe
CLAYTON j. reelected in the Holly Springs District over Ohi
DAVIS. -.--t..-
In the Kenpcr District amm has probably defeaid Judgs
Fooe Judge McNair is doubtless reflected ~ The "es"
district although lac has opposition In the iishOhihso
tfict Bradford i elected ts
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and that Mr.. Hoffman and hiSfiends opposedit. The,
will not cease to remember that when the city was
threatened with cholera every advocate Of public
robbery and unlicensed run was in favor Of unre
straiued epidemic, and opposed 70 the Health Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA.

Official returns from Ga Counties in Pcnnsyyania
place Geary's majority at IL, l5l. The two Counties
unoficially reported Butler and Forest both q
which are small aud decidedly Republican. The
official figures, therefore. will not reduce the Unoa
majority in the State below II 900
The official returns in the XIIIth Congressional
District show majority of ,275 for the Hon. Ulysses
Merenr the Radical candidate. n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

The report Of Mr.. stantOns resignation is not con-
firmed but it is said he will soon leave the Cabi-
net and succeed Mr.. Hale as Minister to Spain. That
Gen. Sherman win become Acting Secretary Of
War till Mr.. Stanton's successor is appointed is az
yet rumor, but not improbable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

The Hcrld has malicously endeavOred to persuade
Irish Catholics that the burning of st. Patrck's Ca
thedra due TO the Metropolitan Fire Department.
At meeting Of the Fire Commissioners yesterday a
communication was read from the Trustees of the
Cathedral again thanking the Department for its noble
efiori : TO save the building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

mfr. Stephens has announced for the fifth time that
before the end Of the year the Irish would be fighting
for their independence in ireland. There are but
two months to make that promise good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

and inefficient as to beat ourselves If one in ten OF
our votes remain unpoled we shall be beaten; and
we LEFT nearly hrO in every ten unpcled last year
Our triumph ytally Necessary as it is, certain as II
IS within our power to make it. is only to be achieved
by earnest, faithful, systematic WORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
STOCKS AND MARKETS.

The gold market opened yesterday at 3s and closed at 4
after selling Hsf GoeTHment stocks higher under the
quotation q Isl exeoupon Om London equal 70 IA and in
good request The old 5 quoted az ll3 3k and the
lIl0sd1tOt. The I3s f1ner and active
Money quoted iegur nnd dearer Some Of the largest
leading put their hans brokers per cent and
obtained readily and for all business brokers read
TO pay per cent IN commercial paper no change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

The nomination Of a Republican candidate in The
WITH District completes the lists for Congress in this
State. They are as MISREPRESENTATION itah-
cized:
Dif RgfirgT Democrat
l. Gen Hilbert T. Paine. James Brown
ii. H. r. Hopkins. John J. H. Pease.
Ill Coi Am0sa Cob. Noah II. Virgin
" Col. Ouin Hatch. Chos. A btdyrfy,
v Phctus sawyer. Morgan l." Martin
VI Cen q q Washburnc Capt Gilbert l.. Park
The only Democratic district is the WITH, whleh
Eldredge carried last year by 463l majority. Toe
Ist is a converted district, which Gen. Paine won6y
552 votes, aud which is certain to reelcct him. The
rest are greatly Radical. t.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
NEW.JERSEY. .
OPTICAL EEiURNs OF THE NEWARK CHARTER ELEcIIoS'
The following is the official vote upon Newark
Cit, ticket on Tuesday OF Last week.


The Common Council OF Newark met Mondny evening
ana can,.s,cd the returns OF the recent Charter Ecyl
These show the Rcnulicln majority the city ticket 10 ie
LOS The vote on Aldermen IN the different Nurls however,
shows the ag1rcyat Republican majority % beo'er ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

- tY The Inside pages Of tO-day's paper contain
Litemry hems, LGw Intelligence, Police Mems, The
Money Market, Market Reports, The Finance Com
minee's Report Of de Board Of Education, and other
aces of interest
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Neu'l Oailp gribm,re.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1896.
TO ADYERTISERS.

We will thank our advertising customers TO hand IN
their Advertisements early hour possible II received ster
o'clock they be CLASSIFIED under thrr proper heads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

To-day North Carolina elects new Governor and
members OF the Legislature.
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEW-YORK.

Republican nominations have been made in 81 D,,.
trcts of New York. We give the names both side,
so far az we have been able TO learn:
Reprbleqg;; s.sll Democratic or coastrraipe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

(John y, Huing jiss vacl
Ill ). q. Chlttenden. Dt;en. hug kozay. so Can
f. ..- VIM T. Robin som Va Per
rp I paFd Hughes. long term
, (Sanuel Cox fMetieoal
". Horace Greedy Benisiau Wood QndJ
(John v Savage.
y John Morrisscy McKem,
VI. Charles s Spencer, 1hos T. Stewart lproh)
VIZ Joh5, ". chdnLr prob).
VIII UJl6m z. Do6,F. James Brooks.
X. giQqm 4. Darling. Fernando Wood (Mozartl.
X.
XI Gen.C H.van wyck Isaac Anderson.
XII JoLa H. Ke'chdm. easpar &. Collier
XIII. Thomas Cornell Joseph II. Tuthili-
= XGy. JOSEPH H. Ramsey. j. IL PruyB.
XIV, John 4. Grist0M Nathaniel T. Mill man.
XVI, orange Ferris. George " Hcyle
XVII. Cabin T. HuiJUfd.
XVIII. James ". Mdfcia. Thomas H. Horton
XIX. WA e. Fields.
Xxx. Addis0a n. EoF1n.
XXL Roscoe C0akf0ip Palmcr v Kellogg
NXII John {. Churchill Alhertus Perry.
XXIII. Dennis Mccarthy. William G. Rlgcr
XXIy. Tkeo. H. Iomeroy George Humphrey.
ky. VIM. III. Kelsey. Henry q. Clieescbro
XXyG. W \ Lincoln. Gen. Joseph J. Bartlett
XXNfI Hamilton Ward John q. Collins.
XVIII. Roslreu Nat ". Lewis Sclye.
XXIN. Bt1 yGA Horn. Harlow l." Comste'k.
XXX Almon NJ Ciapp james d. HgnpLrcy
XXXL Heasyyon AeTndn. Hanson A. Risiey
In the With District Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stan.
ton, an able champion Of Woman's Rights, is an.
nounced as a candidate in opposition TO James
BrOoks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

informed Another session of Inspectors will be held
on the 2d and Sd days of November. go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

Az ARTICLE or True Merit" Browns BRoN-
uuiAI TRocups tie most Pop,lI article in this couny or
Europe fr Throat Dte and Coughs and this popularity based
upon real which osHuot be said Of other preparations IA
the skc whcb.s,e really bit weak mutations Of the genuine
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III S. b. Chlttenden.

i WIN. II. Gleason.
ii. JAS. a. Won Hrlnt.
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....... TRg MARvEI OF fkhr' 49,,
AID beauta Psfgs. For sale BY all p'' Es"' 'D'
ers Price, 81 per bottle each 1,a ~
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PREPARED on OF PAIN MD MACE,
Tag MARvsI OF PERr,

eor eryng Restoring Beautfiug tie Hair RS ae m'
delightful and wOnderfd sstee the world ever produced
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WISCONSIN.

Gearysrnejcrity 7,l5l
q Official
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Morn AND FRBCILES.

Ladies Afflicted with Dhooloraions on the Face called Mo-
Ps,bes or Freek-s shOod PFEEs celebrated MOTH Az
FRtoxLx LOroS II ia infslbe Prepared o5 d. H. rEau
p,o.;., No 40 Boudsi. n. " sodby oil Druggists in Ne
VI md sl-eN.hrre. Price. So. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

The ARM AND LEG, by Is. FRANK PALMER, Ill" D
The "be free 10 soldier. and low to and civilians 500
Cheshusst Ph Aston pl Y; 10 Green st. Boston Avoid
fraudulent limitations Of his Dstens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

"MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RESroRgR, the
hes, in use two Articles combine pec Hair Dressing
For sole by druggists. CHARLEs ~ thrIfNrON
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A SURE PILE CURE.-Dr. GILBBRT'S PILE INsTRU.
MINT positively cores Of Files Sent by mail on re-
ceip Of - Circulars free Sold by druggist Agent wanted every
where Address RonGfNE, Manager No. $40 broadNay Ne"
Aork
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1UTRp- AVENUE SAVINGS BANK, Corner Thrd-aye
end Sir cent interest paid free from Govern
inert fsr r0m TO jO00 All deposits uaie on am
before he pom Of October viii from tb II OF October
T.,t ooeu I, lv from tn q m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

WILCOX a. GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
"ls stronger sud lsss liable to P ~ 1e OF wra tesn the
send Tor Report aud samples Of containing h kinds OF
.tebs. on lie ,aIr piees Of .ood No. 500 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

AT GIMBREDE'S, Nos. 5So and S72 broadway, Ia
mos, bet m KppIse CARDS aud ENvsLoPEs complete
Of small rich FANCY just imported and selling at whoa
Drce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

LATE FROM THE ARCTIC CIRCLE.-GENIS'S ARCTIC
Fox SLEIGH RoBss white driven snow are t6s mos o,
prrhsps his Polar bhAn
xSs Ia fct there il poyfe be such assortment
magnificent Fnrs at 1ENINs No. $40 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

TRUssBS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPENSoRY BAN
AeEs SuPPoRTKRs Sc-AARsH Co.'S Radical CIs Truss ON
only o. No. V-sev-s;. Lady attendant
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IMPORTANT DIPLOMATIC
CORRESPONDENCE.
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
SHIPMENT OF AUSTRIAN TROOPS
TO MEXICO.
MINISTER MOTLEY's CORRESPOND
ENCE WITH COUNT MENSDORFF.
REPLY oFTHE AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT.

The following is the text of the correspondence
which passed between the Honorable j. Lothrop
M otey, United States Minister to Austria and the
Count MensdOrff:-
MR. j. LoTHRoP MOTLEY TO COUNT MENsDoRF
VIENNA, May 6, lS66.-It will doubtless be within
your Excellency's recollection that, on the 9TH of
April, had the honor to lay before you for conf
dental perusal despatch OF my own to Mr..
Seward Secretary of State OF the Uuited states
This paper was in answer to a communication
from the Secretary of State nstructing me to make
as earnest and emphatic protest as was compatible
with the proioundest respect entertained by the
against the departure OF any additional soldiers from
Austria for Mexico. .. .,
stucted TO make was quoted at length In the des-
patch which had the honor of submitting to your
perusaI before sending II to Washington. In return
ing that despatch understood yolr Excellency to
OBJ. erye that 1T contained just and explicit stale
ment of the position o1 me austrian government in
further observations to make upon It..
Since forwarding that paperto " ashingtOn have
received dispatches OF grave nature from my Gov
ernment in regard to the same subject.
The instructions just received by me from MIR.
Seward are in answer to my statement to him under
date oI the 9th March last that the military supple.
mentary convention between the Austrian Govern
ment and the Government o. MeXlco, recognized
here as the legitimate one, had been signed on the
llth OF March, and ii was expected that about one
tbousand volunteers would bs shipped soon from
rieste TO Vera Cruz, and at least as many more
'AAI An imperative duty is now placed upon me of
a0an most respectfully calling your Excellency's
s1tention TO the general and growing uneasln ess
Throughout the Un!led States on the subject OF
foreign troops in Mexico, In SO doing wish to
use the most courteous and becoming terms that
compalbe with the faithful execution OF the task
lust Committed 10 me by my Government.
RecoOnizing the right of one Independent nation
for Ieosons deemed sufficient by ITSELF to make war
upon another independent nation, and not being
called npon 10 be Judge OF the quarrel between the
| beiGeeT the United States have scrupulously
| maintained neutrality in the war existing during
the past few years between the empire Of France aud
United States Government has not ceased to main.
| tain friendly relations -
This preservation of neutrality has been rende ed
the more difficult in proportion 10 the growth OF the
| conylcton among the people of the United states
fhat the wsr began by France tor the purpose of
| redYecsing grievances, and with disclaimer OF all
political intention ON the part OF France, con.
iiIued, as 1t were indefinitely, for the purpose of
eStshlishn0 and perpetuating the borders of our
own territory foreign imperial Government by
cans Of European troops,
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FOURTH EDITION
WASHINGTON.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, June IL.
Suicide.
Samuel Hanson, WashingtOnian of respecta-
bic family, who went South at the outbreak of
the Rebellion, and was connected with the
Rebel Post Office Department, committed suicide
in this city this morning.
Fever at the JaII.
A malignant fever has broken out at the Dis
trict jail, and Washington workhouse of so fatal
a type, that commitments OF prisoners have been
stopped.
Adjournment of Congress.
1t is now believed that Congress will adjourn
about the goth of July. Quite a number of the
members, however, will leave Washington before
that tune,
Alabama Crops.
The Government has encouraging reports of
the food crop in Alabama. Governor Patton, Of
that State, is about leaving for St. Louis and
Chicago TO purchase large supply of corn to be
used until the new crop comes in.
Lobbying.
General Alfred Pleasonton was on the floor OF
the House yesterday, privately urging the pas
sage of the Senate Army bill.
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CONGRESS SS.
WASHINGTON, June IA.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, June a.
Senate.
A bill was passed authorizing appointments in the
pay department OF ihe Navy to be selected from
Acting Assistant Paymastefs wno have served two
years.
Mr. Morgan IN. Y > presented the memorial of the
Chamber OF Commerce of New York in favor of tue
passage OF the Bankrupt BILL Referred to the Judi
ciarY Committee
A bill to define the number and legu'ate the au.
pontment OF officers in the Navy was taken up. 1t
PROVIDES that the officers of the Navy shall be one
Admiral, one Vice. Admiral, ton Rear AdmIrals
twenty-five Commodores, fifty Captains, ninety Com.
manders one hundIed and eighty Lie utenant. Com.
manders onelhundred and sixty Masters, and of all
other grades The number now alo by law. The
pay OF the Admiral shall be $4,000 per annum.
House OF Representatives:
Mr. Lawrence (Pa introduced bill for the crea-
tion OF a National Bureau of Insurance, and 10 pro-
vide tor tundlng the indebtedness of the United
StatGs. Read twice, and referred to the Committee
Mr.. Schemes (Oho) from the Committee on Mill.
iary Affairs, reported back substitute for the
House bill for the reorganization Of the arm v
Ordered to be printed, and postponed till tuesday
next.
MIR Paine wis introduced a bill to create the
collection district OF Corpus CnrIsti. Read twic
and referred to the Committee ON Commerce.
The oenate bill to authorize the Commissioner of
Patents TO pay those employed as examiners and
assistant examiners the salaries fixed by law tor the
outies performed by them, which was before the
House at its adjournment yesterday, came up
order.
Mr. Harding (Ky.) withdrew his motion to lay the
After some discussion in which Mr. Wentworth
I'LL } informed Mr.. Jenckes who had charge of the
bill, that af er getting bankrupt law through the
House. he now wanted to bankrupt the Treasury,
the bill passed by vote OF 65 yeas to Al nays.
MI Whaey (W. Va presented the or redentials of
Lewis Haines, claiming to be elected 10 Congress
from the Fifth Congressional District OF North
Carolina. Referred to the Committee Recon
structon.
Mr Eldridge (Wjs made the objection that that
Committee had made its final report and conse-
quenty was discharged
The Speaker oyerruled the objection, stating that
the COMMITTEE had not beentdischarged; thatVareus
matters had been referred 10 it which it had not
lep orted and that at all events the House had the
right to refer matter to 1T.
The House resumed the consideration of the bill
yvhi yvasu IN yesterday, stlliL at
Portland, Oregon, and to discontinue the branch
mints at Da las City, Oregon, Charlotte, N c., and
Dahlonega, Ga.
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DRINKING THE scuUYLKrLL Dry.

DRINKING THE SCHUYLKILL Dry
1t seems that SchuyikIll's mighty tide
Can't keep our citizens supplied
With adams ale."
So fast we grow, that from our track
The very river nymphs shrink back,
Aghast and pale!
And to provide us with attire
OF course we must mart require
On grand scale
Such as at Benefits you admire !
WEHAvE-
A9-cooL Fancy Cashmere Pants as Ioo as "a 90
" Tests ... $50
Black Pants ..,. 8 90
&" Cloth peSts .,., 90
T." Fancy Cashmere Suits to match. .,... IA 90
AdcGncing from these rates zoe haze goods OF all
grades up to the Uery finest fabrics, at prices reduced
IN 2rC21OrtiOn-1Hen'S, Youths, and BOys Thou
SANDS HAVE FOUND WITHIN THE PAST FEW WEEKS
THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY SELLING GOOD, SERVICE
ABLE GOODS AT THE PRICES NAMED.
BENNETT & Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No 518 MARKET STREET.
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, June IA
Rennrted hv De HaYen s. Bro No 40 s Third street
Latest Markets by Telegram,

NEW York, June l4-Stocks are heavy Chicago
and Rock Island, 91s; Illinois Central 1917; New
York Central 98!; Reading, 1893; Missouri Skies,
793; Erie, 595; Western Union Telegraph Company
5eS; United States Coupons, 1881 1101; do. 1862,
1929; do. 1864 1926 do 1866. 1925 do 1865, 1879;
Treasury seven-ihir,ies, 1O2d@1O21 Gold, 147.
BALTIMORE, June l.-Flour is quiet. Wheat
finn. Corn active at 81 1901 12 for white and 95c
for yellow. Provisions firm. Mess Pork, $3225.
Supar steady. Coffee quiet. Whisky dull at $2'29l
Advice to Canada-deal gently with the
Erin.
Patti is engaged all next season to Bagier.
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HER MIRROR MAY SATISFY A LADY THAT HER
dress IS taultessthat all that can iascnate the eye
Is combined IN her ume-but vet she VIII not
consider herself irresistible until she has added the
the GROWING charm to her attrac ions by sprinkng
Phalon's Night B coming Cereus" on her lace
handkerchief.- .-Portland Press
MISS FREDRIKA BREMER, and she ought to
know says It's with bachelors as with old wood;
it's hard to Pet them ed, but when they do take
nre they burn pr9dIglou'y Bachelors nave 1gss es
Stokes Cos one-prco under the Continental
DUToHER's DEAD SHOT FOR BEDBUes.-Kills
upon touch, curls them up as fire does a Leaf, and
remains of permanent effect Try 1t, and sleep in
peace Sold by all live druggists
A RARE CHANCE.-DecOrate your parlor5 with
beautiful PICTURES oil paintings. for sac at Reimer
Gallery, No. 624 Arch street. Works of an eminent
artist aDout visiting Europe.
FEMALE TRUssEs Braces, Supporters Elastic
Bets. and Stockings, lipht and elegant in finish,
adjusted by lady, at Needles, Twelfth street, first
door below Race.
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
stitch and Lock.Sti ch Sewing Machines. No 73O
Chcsnut street.
"ubrcative packing Tor steam enPines.-for terms
see 723 chesnut st phlla. and 26 dey ST. new york.
CONGRESS CAKE made and sold only by G.. Byron
Morse No. 9O4 Arch street.
aOs 5-2Os 1885, 1O.4Os, Compound Interest Notes,
and Gold and Silver bought and sod BY
DREXEL Co,
No. "a S. T6IRD Street.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. I $40 and 5.2Os
wanted. DE Haven 6 Brother, No. 40 5. Third st.
POPULAR TAILogING.-
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner sixth and MARKET Streets.
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IA WISE PHYSICIAN, skilled on wonders to heal,
is more than armies to the public veal" So said
Homer, three thousand years ago. wise physician,
In our day, will present the medicines which expe
rience has shown to be eficacious. E.pecia ly in
seasons of epidemic, he will be slow to try expert.
ments upon his patents to the credit of the great
body of the professors we record that they recon.
mend and prescribe MARSDEN'S ASIATIC
CHOLERA CURE 10 their patients. The formula,
according to which it is prepared, commends itself
to their reason priori, and experience proves q
poster ori-tnat its operation is just what was to
have been anticipated and was desired. Depot,
No. 497 BrOadcay, Nea0 York. For sale By all drug
giSts
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MARRIED.

NDRAELS.-On the 11th instant, by
Frank l. Robbins Pastor of Green Hill PIesbvte-
rian Church, JOHN FONDEY, NJ. D., to Miss
AUGUSTA V. ENDRAELS
LLOYD-GITHENS.-On the 18th instant, at St.
Paul's Church, by Rev. Richard Newton, ID d :,
CLEMENT B. LL0Y d to IRENE E., eldest daugh-
ter Of William NJ. Citizens, all of this city. No
cards,