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, 1866-10-11

ANOTHER vAcnAsr.-tcwts Baxter atlas John
Wii!iams WIS before The Police Court yesterday
morning, charged with vagrancy. He was found
last right playin. his pa-t in whecding m unso-
plI.ticatcd Stranger out OF S4Gu. Police officers
testified to his being an associate Of thieves and
confidence men md saloon .'bunmers" general
IL. lie Tis EEed Sicl.
, 1866-10-11

AyA1rADIk G1r7.-J. Il. Jones, Esq, United
stntcs Marshal, was the recipient, 'cw days
Flnce, Of splendid saddle horse. named 'Excol-
sior.' the Eift OF D. A.. Gage, Esq. The animals
valred at <1:eIv, and has taLcn The aEst premium
at several lnifs.
, 1866-10-11

T11r pEx71s7s Of the city held a meeting, at
Wilson's Dcntkl Depot, Inst evening, to consider
the Claims OF the Goodyear Dental Vulcanste
Company. ut which committee was appointed to
tate legal counsel and 10 confer With the profess
fion generally as to tho conr,c to b. pursued.
, 1866-10-11
PHILADELPHIA Market.

philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA. October 10.
Co71oy-3;a3sc for mliAns.
FLorE-We>teru tItFA- <12. 1880 supeshne 10
GAiS.Nheat, $9.Wet3,s0. Coru-Sscs OF yellow
al t1gi4l,0e-
WEItAET-$3.U.
, 1866-10-11

N1llllncry.-Oprntng OF the most elr.
cnnt assortment of millinery goods eyer BROUGHT
10 tA!s city, OF Thursday, Ocsoher t1ih. ut Mrs ".
r. etouehlon, ltu State street, Stewart Block. No
cards,
, 1866-10-11

Especial DESPATCH 70 The Chicago TFl51nt'I
ST. Loc1R, October 2.
ToBAcco-Dull and lower. Lugs es.z95.lo; ehlp-
ping Leaf $sn&1l,c0 manufacturing feai sle0 sdoo
FLorn-CnchapScd; N NJ I'll 50; XXX At Sl5.0Q i;
supers at 1925.
GnA1s-wheat quiet md dull e2sao for srrIn. and
club md Tor fall. Cern dull HS3c for NIL
kinds. Oats quiet and dull nj 4sta5lc. Ryo declining
mt ?s@oc Barley slla3l. % tos spring; s1031.of91
fall.
WnlsKE1-stea1y At $a.25.
rEov1s1oSs-pull. Mrss rosE: sas to ~ Lard,
&c Pork house sugar cur hams, e2xc; city Bacon
tl'ouideFs ;rea. stdcs tGc country sugar
cured hams NJ .3. Francis Mccraua & Co, state
thas 'he sto~E OF Hog pEod.rs in ST. Ious,
cl'EiTc OF butchers 10 follows; elcas
stdes 7too Is ribs sides ;3s4o ns shoulders a sot
rs hams s,o7 tons lard lilo kccs lard 1900 brls
mcss Fork ssc tsls prime 1ncse PORK.
, 1866-10-11
LATER NEW YORK a1AukErs.

In E1s tsE' soash "
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago THbune.]
Ssw YnEK. October 10.
nErADSTCyFa.
Straight No. wheat sold early at 11.s3 afteEv ard
offered At e 80 and only 10 hid. Milcrs press
Ing -four from ts wheat At 50 for fttnre delivery,
without huyc:s. Corr In speculative demand aimee
Change sales oi ~ 900 bu d; 9ihc In Store Limited
export.
FEof31oNs.
Pork closed 1t {ssao, dull.
LIVE HOGS.
ThrtynFe car osds hogs arrived ceiling At
, 1866-10-11

ArnEe7kn.-Joseph Ward. who committed
robbery nj Iockpoz1, Illinois, d short time since,
forfeited h,s bsii anu fed. lie was arcricd on
Tuesday night. ahont ten oscloeE, By Detective
Mccaulcy. on tho canal boat ..Joeeph Millrr," at
Station
, 1866-10-11

Paper HnnEinge md Window Shades
At greatly reduced price,. F. E. RIGBv, 50 RAN
dolDh.st t5lS
, 1866-10-11

ToLxno, Octobt. 10.
F1orE-Qulct. ..... ...-.-.
t;RA1S.-Eheat, winter firm, and e better white
sprire !tIac lower; sales white Michigan Al $.s
amber *2,s3 and No. Spring. Corn rm and be ttcr
Snhht"c fo: No. mixed. Oats opened lc better and
Jthr rFrrICuTs-CurhHnrth.
, 1866-10-11

ItENAnKAD1E.-1tw was reported yesterday that
lady. nnmed Mrs. Mahar, residing at Babcock's
Grove, Du Page County, had become the mother
oftNp babies not on Tic sa1nc day, but at the cx-
ttaottlusry interval of three and Enlf months.
nrcfcnt year, and the second on The 9Th instant.
Both battles were remarkable ettnsions Of mother
vii. the eldest having now etx teeth. AMI the
ceec prreenfs one Of the Tnosi intricate problems
whc!. has ever hecn brought before the gcstativc
doetors to. decide: as they will. probably, dis
ncrcc widely, VIC content ourselves With stating
the lnctH aa fcnoItCA.
, 1866-10-11

TA1LnoAn CcSEpL1DA7.oS.-ThrC Chicago. Rock
Island S Pacific 1.ailroad Company AID The Rock
Island Railroad Company haze filed, with the
Secretary Of State articles Of consolidation, TN
der the name OF the chicsso, Rock Island s Pa.
c!i!c Kailsoad Company. The copit1f OF both
caupanIss Is combined In the ncx.
, 1866-10-11

rl1:soSA1.-Nnjor Clifford st,ckncy, OF this
city, h:s nsl lccn mustered ont o. his volunteer
rank rs Ms::or end Ate't A6jutant General Of Vol
uEtcc7s. ard ordered 10 duty with The rank OF
Ftrx1 IteEtcrait in theirecrla. amy. IL Joins
The Twentieth United States Infantry ut 1fich-
Geond, Virginia.
, 1866-10-11

RExovEp.-Dr. R11ph n. 1shaIn, for 1--WE years
past the efficient Suzgcon-i..Chtcf OF the Mariuc
Hospital, las bccn removed because he would not
euppcrt ".My Policy" His successor has uot ret
brcH APPOINTED. There is oIlc cousol1Lon the
case-M1at Is a loss to the Government, will be d
raiu Ia tie rest OF the community,
, 1866-10-11

FA1kK pnKsKcu.]ohn F. Buckley WAS before
The rohce Court, yesterday afternoon, charged
with obtaining goods under false pretcnccs from
unued mill today, bail being required for <l,ooo
, 1866-10-11

SrrAIISa GLovEs.-C. A. Sch!r, SorTre1arl.
WAS before Jusuce Milliken yesterday afternoon.
charged viii, stealing about $50 worth OF gloves
from Gottlieh Kruger, at No. West Randolph
street The case was continued I'LL this Afternoon,
&5J1 hail being required.
, 1866-10-11


The nFy Goods market has been very quiet for the
past three days, owing to the unsettled condition Of the
Cotton market and conflicting tendencies Of PRICES.
There II more conndenec in the market this morning
ard stcadlnc>s In feeling but hardly any percep-
uhle Improvement IN tho demand.
, 1866-10-11

A sSA7cH.THirr.-Ous JOHN McGiunls. while
passing sto;e ai No. es1 Randolph street, IN
Tuesday afternoon, could not resist m innate de-
zirc 10 make sudden raid upon coat ard pair
nj, e Mnse c5ose1 sIert rs
TIC store, and was cap.urrl. Cpon examination
at the Io1ice Court yc.te',iay morning, he was
committed IL thr Recorders Court tor trial, in
l.il Of SS.U.
, 1866-10-11
Bu8infss Qrha1trgg,

,N1E SAIF-No1V EfG,Hr1 FinTT Mil. !
ssq ,aa ., sula ss fsst +ahes.s saG!ae M M
;sssslW ;o S: Wss 1 lIssi- ;sss, siEA2 MILL Re7
FOR eAI.E-A fine Billiard Hall, With
nssseasi & s.es. and nse yea1' Gn,s tn @ 5ep r.
ssasS sssisS ozass t. Desasss. Aools'' NAD -.
be., nas;ps S-ut s.oEss IA sns e,sy. 1uoo,s s1
GO see!a a4.!sa:s.
FOMS SAlECleather business, well es.
e SIsass: ss ,sa fssa Fs. JILL os & p1s, r. %
Tor sALE-A wen established Flour
4 aIa Eeea sto;s: aoIn,s afst;ra.e s!aic, No. 800
3 GR is7: 1Tz WV W.; y 51.ea and 7,i1
4 ue \ sna ns6i s.
aaE rs!
eoGd,1cn @ rare chance tor engaging IN ntll!ng
d1e.s ose lm ssi ess eti
EOk sALE-A stock Of dry goods, IN
ISua 5 III nnc fa'nf an ey e Ga 4 II st
t:sa Ch!ssso. viii in!o!ss aboai st;2S; ysa5s
ARply . Or e9a!ess !: 8ERSaE1alEa, norris: II:
EoR SALE-Iease and stock ora wood.
+a7 wv = eGSa iGseaoo: A5ees =; ~ sea.!-e;
Ia sa .ae i aaa osoa oi
fsns cheap. For Information Inquire at :el2 NORTH
%@R =fsaSiFas:; S;7F-71s 5,,;. I'D 757777.z d ,
e aPps
70 PETER sA!A!: % Aoa-es.!:
TON SAJ4-Cleap-Pa House,
efe rses g q s
r Ioosas:----=z-,.- 2 7" Tribune osass:
tjON eA!t-A Sa!oon ana Boafnns
sncient aaon; Hiqtn of senr sanolV e r.
, 1866-10-11

ErcGr Tu1TyEs.-on Thursday afternoon a
horse and buggy, tho property OF Carrier f. Ear
risen, was stolen from Court p]sce. The horse
IVES ''1ii:cled nj" rcady sor 'ssiv'--. The same
evening valuable trottids horse and sully be-
lorcin. William Rier Was stolen from the ltace
I:acl: staElcs. Mr. Harrison. hoIss and buggy
being lvIt fu their p!sce.
, 1866-10-11

WknDIso AND vIst7,:a CAnps.-vcry tlac
specimens Of artistic skill! in the engraving OF
wedding and visiting ca.ds may be seen al J.
ualIiLay'e, No. 9s Dearborn street. Every gear
develops evidences Of greater skill and gooa
brought 0ui for tic present teasoH are exceed
in:iy aat,a=tivt, boIh in tiesiyD anu il.lh. Par.
LES dehil inR any Thing iii that ilIc will ind an Gle
CANT assortment al Ual!Iday's.
, 1866-10-11

-ST0CES-S{fubS.
=. K.l...........,......1M Hnd%on................ln
ILL., strh. Cent ...........lt5
N.M................. %6 Mich. Southern. -. 9o4
". pll IN t. S. sd coup 81. .-1Iok
Tof, ". W......... ii L. S. 1910 coup.....,. 9Ji
M& st. T........... 5t4 1can. Gs.............. n.
Bill. 81. r. pm...... sS3 New Mo. 6s.-,...... Si3
n. T. F.C..............11k Gold. .l51S
Erte.....-....,...... SIX q, q 81. terts...... S,A
Erie. rfa............., S3{ ". u. Te1..-. 3IN
At the co-e Ut iIe four O'Clock board the followlp,
Ec1t the quotations:
\. Y.C..............tlGx Mich. Southern s9x
SIX Illinois cca1sai......
Hut .on-. r.
Kradtp-. Cumberland S7k
Thc tHnm~rti,.F4 money article fays: The stork
market shows strong npw sTl reaction. Eric, though
tti to rcla!u under substantially the SAM. direction
last year, + Ausoas the tsutss I'll. list aal al
yaEvrd7 Michigan Southern il very active AMI firm,
1dtnnrinE TX at Inc regular board. Michigan CcutTA
nnd NoEttHcetefn arr also Eayorltrs for tlse.
, 1866-10-11

s1EcK Pianos Root i cady hare iust re-
ccivcd ftom Geo. Stcck 4 Co., New York. q mag
riGceut concert grand piano, which music lovers
will do well 10 cali aud test. They have also re-
ceived fine par'or grand, bcsiics desirable
styles of squa.e Erat4,s and plain scvcn-uc,area,
al from The same factory. The stock pianos arc
1emarkahls for purity aud rc*ouancc II toEc, as
well a. dclicacy Of touch and perfection OF M.
chanisrn. Many Of cur icasllng citizens have al
ready supplied themselves with thcse superb III.
struments. and they arc csidca1ly gaining :rounI
with wonderful sar1i:y.
, 1866-10-11

TnI FoEctHr CAsE.-Charlcs ST. J. Mott, who
was recently arrested for attcmp'-; to raise
money from the prorsictors c. the Sherman
House on a forged draft. tt!,e particulars Of which
were published IN tile TE1Els2 few days eincc).
was brought hef6rt Justice Ssntleyant yesterday
morning for continued examination. Hfs wit.
ncsscs stitl remaining in oI-enrity. examination
WIS waisej at bis request, and 81, ,5O pni1 was re-
nured for his appearance at the Recorders Conrt
BIZ Is reported to have expressed the opinion that
LIS chance. for term at Joliet wcrc good.
, 1866-10-11

TIE OLD GAxE.-Jemc. Lewis, OF Dupagc
County, camc TO this city, and made The acquatn-
tancc of a stranger at Ills hotel They took Il
walk, and they mtt friend OF the strangers,
NIo vas much snuesed At the facl that the banks
were closed for the day, As he uns greatly In
need OF funsfs. Mr.. Lewis lender heart ssinpa-
t1izcd with the o:losn young man. and i,e 'snt
him Ssau, taking SLID check na security.
Presently hoih OF his friends had disappeared.
Ard he on1y retained bogns check Is souvenir
Qf his hlief RcQ QuaIutapce will Item.
, 1866-10-11
TNlNIsIlOyED.

TOR SALTWATER Lot 10, E. 35, Sec.
u 1l.Wc:t Side, haylng ~ avefass nons ago on the
lot viii realize purchaser ore. 80 per cent pcs a,nns
Fate Of rertng ne ay saity expect !. pc cent g7anai
feht and the pEo:pecstve iEsressc e t.,,t tn: s,
Subdivision. A1so. blocks In section 81, ftoatiuG
and south of Archet-road. THIS property .: por,
tate. 1ulul,e. between The hour* OF 10 a. anu p
n. Of JAMES STfNSOS. ~ peasbogu,st.
, 1866-10-11
New York stack nnt, Money Market,

NEW EoEE- OctO1er 10.
aloSEf-Easr af a2s PCT cent, rhLef.y nt3 4 cent.
S1EELfSH E1cn ASHE-Dnll at 16GH,Ai0'x-
GOLDaorc active and nr1ncr; op .nlns at l3x, nd.
yanclng TO Isl and closing at ls' &.
CONVENIENT E5n<.kS-Saiae ErlpeS,
fEklGL1A u, 1.trEct'oUL-Dull.
~1r.. EtxEatr
, 1866-10-11

WTANTED-Accnts-To carvass for
w The Frazer 4 Valley Fo.se:" aicI:ae,s l.st
;ea pain,ipE: y aslag an m%sEse , 'fe ~ ensrsy,
agents Of ability acd experience exclusive territory.
with large Somtnii.!oa n s1aty. I'll! bc s!Ten
Fly to s. $. DOY DEN, Publisher, 1;euai i. A!lrr'
Block; southeast cor. Clark and fsudoiDh-sts.. r.
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that which tiled Mrs Surrstt, where IL would
probably nave passed muster by the comniai
eaDce Of the commission to it's Official superIore
Fortunately for Justice, the President fbongbt
one such commission sufficient But vbv t1a
this perjured testimony kept closely Concealed
Why was 1t never submitted to the insnectiNn
OF anybody having an interest to detect and
explode 1tY For no other reason in tho world
than because Stanton and Holt kne,b thai ~ yyas
false, and would not stand scrutiny Their
combined talsehood, meanDess, and Injustice is
worthy OF their character, and Of the deceitCui
are III sympathy.
But shall this scandalous injustice continue
80 long as there was any hope OF trial rbe
PRESIDENT may have been reluctant to interfere
esTecialiy as his enemies would have caugbt at
tne preteXt to heap up new calumnies AGAINST
LIS adm inistration. But now that the elections
are over, these prudential reasons have Iost
their force, and the Indictment of Conn,o. .nTS
Pubic attention anew to the dlsgracefnl arts
which have been used to blacken Mr. Davis
The Constitution declares that every accnsed
person shall have "a speedy and pnblic triai );
Nineteen months have elapsed and This hoIied
and maligned prisoner has no trial, nor seems
likely to have one.
Under these circumstances, the President
should interpose in the interest of abuscd
Justice and OF q illuminated reputation Mr.
DAVIS ought to be SET at large either on his
parole TO present bimself for trial when tha
court is ready to try him. or il there IS obect,on
10 anything so lib raj as a parole let him he
released on sufficient bail. We suppose nobodv
Gou6ts that MIR. Davis would keep mis- parole:
but II bail is preferred, any amount can be i'm
medately obtained. In some wav. let the
Government and the country be relieved from
the scandal Of Keeping this man, who has been
accuse0 as an assassin on periured testimony
longer IN confinement vainly demanding trial,
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
TR IU Nj H S OF
MARvIN'S SAFE.
NEwBKRN, N. G., septembor "a. lsss


WIN. III. OLIVER, Esq, Agent for darvIn e. Co
DEAR SIR AT the late terIibl Fre ON Middle
street, which destroy ed our Bank ng House I'VE had
TWO of your safes. One of them was remoyed and
we're moving the oIhsr, when we were dITsct ~
20 ieave the office ns an ADJOINING ouildIne ~ a.
about being blown up The enure row OF bniidinos
was consumed, but on opening the Safe we had the
Satisfaction OF fndinR everything inside periect '
" can cbeerfuly recommend them as beinS mar
fectlY fiIeprOot we have examined two Others ~
your make which were in the same ire both ot
which reserved the books and papers that were in
them. Yours especially,
DlSOSWAY, GUION Co,
Bankers.
NEwBERN, N. C, September "a lss6
NJ II, CL1vER, ESQ Agent tor Marvin & co
DEAR SIR;--I had at my store one OF your safes
My building, situated on Middle street. was cor.
sumed in the late terrible confagration
am pleased to say, on o. enIng the safe eyery
book and paper was found 10 be in perfect order
more intense fire cOu d scarcely v be conceived of
Yours truly, JOHN DILWORTH & Co
NEwBERN, n. c., September "a. 1867
WM. III. OLIVER Es o. Agent for Marvin q Co
DEAR SIR:-One OF your safes ood n post sevar.
trial in my store at the late fire on Middle street
? Ny store was situated IN a row OF larpe wnoden
buIlcIngs, the burning OF Which made a most an
tense heat The trial was eveIe, but the safe came
out victorlous.
On opening it, every book and paper was found
IN perfect state OF preservation.
very respectfully, l.. BAER.
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hAsg- PENNSYLVANIA STATE LOANS
eSS OFFICE OF THR COMMISSIONERS !
OF THE SINKING FUND,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
HARRlsBURG, October "a 1866
Notice is hereby given thar sealed proposals for the
sae OF One Million DO lars OF the Five Per Cent and
one Million ID liars OF the Six Per Cent Loans OF the
CCmmOnN ea III OF Pennsylvania will be rece, ed at The
treasury Depa ment In the city OF Harrisburg until
vember, A. ID 1866
bidders VIII STATE amount offered price asked and
whether Register ed Coupon Loans 10 be addressed
- Ommissl0ners OF sinking Fund Harrisburg Pa 81
End Crsed Proposals 10 sell state Loans
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
bids not In their opinion advantageous TO the Com
n onWealth.
JOHN +. HARTRANFT
Auditor General
ELI SLlFER
Secretary OF State
W. ii. KFMBLE,
State Treasurer
1925 Sw Commissioners of the ,nking Fund
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The Next United States Senator from
New York.

The Next United States Senator from
From the Herald
The question who is to be the next United
States Senator from New York is dividing public
attention with the meteoric shower and the dis
covery of the mastodon. The people will watch
the action of the State Legislature in this
matter with much interest They will expect their
representatives in their choice of Senator to
correctly reflect the popular verdict rendered in
the late election. Senator Harris, whose term
is about to expire, is candidate for reelection:
but his success is out of the question. He has
avowed himself follower of the Jacobin fac
ton, in favor of ignoring the Constitutional
amendment as basis for admitting the unre-
presented States to Congress- and an advocate
OF the impeachment of the President. There
can be but one Interpretation of the meaning OF
the late electiOn-the acceptance by the people
of the Constitutional amendment as final set
tlement OF the question OF Southern restoration
The Legislature cannot disregard the will of the
people by elect'ng a United States Senator
who is an avowed opponent of that policy, and
who would reopen the question and bring new
trouble and agitation upon the country.
The Herald has made Horace Greeley promi-
nent as a candidate TOR the Senatorship: but it
has been upon the presumption that he is and
will continue to be an honest and unconditional
supporter OF the Constitutional amendment as a
final basis for the readmission of all loyal repre-
sentauve5 TO Congress. Some fear is expressed
that he may run OIL after some lmpracticable
notions about manhood Suffrage or universal
suffrage and universal amnesty or some other
hgment OF tancltul brain. He must come out
plainly, and place himself squarely upon the
Constitutional amendment or we shall have to
let HIM go. He may allow the long-haired
champions of negro's rights and womenis rights
and Tree love and bran bread to fill the columns
of his paper with their notions and ileas for
that Is of very little consequence; but Greeley,
the Senator must show his hand and put him
self on record as fair, square Constitutional
amendment man, or the Herald must give him
up as bad Job.
There are other distractions in Greeley,s
path but they are not serious and can be re.
moved without much difficulty. One coptem-
porary states that Greeley cannot be taken mn
because he is from the same section of the
State with Senator Morgan. Ii this is really an
objection, there Is an easy mode OF getting rid
OF II. Senator Morgan is very rich man and
has plenty of business TO attend to at home
without going to Washington, where he Is of mo
earthly use to any person. We have no doubt
he will cheerfully resign his Office in order Ia
disembarrass Greeley's prospects. As Sena-
4or he Is "dead letter." He never speaks in
Senate, and never makes up his mind on
question until the tight is over. His
he Constitutional amendment was
its success was assured. HI
his Office, for he is a rict
te 20 can afford to accep
ouar moor representative
a Aeley's way, ant
IS impracti
and L
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.SSg- OFFICE OF THE LEHlGH COAL
~ AND MA AXLGAIION COMPANX -VF-

R,15g- OFFICE OF THE LEHlGH COAL,
~ AND NAVIGATION COMPANY
- - lHiLADELpHiA August 90 1865
The Stockholders OF this Company arc lerebv no3ded
tDbt the BORru Of MhDnpers have determined 20 allow
70 az persons who shall pear Stoc khodes on tie
Books Of the Company on The 9th OF september next
aiieT the closing o. taDsters, at ? N Of tina dsV the
prlT ePe of subscribing tor och az O0r TO fhe
extent OF ehare OF stock ior every Ave sbares
then standing In then Each sharehoder
70 fractional part OF share shall have The prlyiese of
subscribing Tor a iul share "
he sub scriptiOD books will open on MONDAY San
att Z. M. - A0Oo
Iayment viii be considered due June l. 1851 but an
nsttment OF ~ per cent or dolsrs per share must
be paid at he time subscribing 1he balance NAV no
paid rom time TO time at the option the subsc Tbers
before the lst OF November, 1857. On an payments
Including the aforesaid nstalment made before he IL
June, 1861 discount viii be allowed a. the rate OF
per cent. per Gnnum an0 payments made between
that date and the s OF November 1861 interest viii be
charged at the same rate. " "
All stock net paid In full by the 1st OF Noye ber
1867 viii be forfeited to he use Of the Company Ger
thcaes the stock VIII not be issued until ae
June 1867 and said stock paid up in ul wi be en-
u ed TO the November DIVIDEND Of 1861 to no earlier
dividend SOLOMON SIIEPHERD.
80 Treasurer
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RIES & w a e NJ ER,
No. 229 North NINTH Street.
ABOVE RACE,

VIII open to-day
One bale allwool Flannel. &c., worth 375c
FLANNELS.
Allwooli 81, 33, 374 45, and 47c Cotton and wool
3lc. up; double width all.wool Shifting Flansels,
$l40; Cotton and Wool Shirtings, Plain and Twilled
Red and Grey FIannels, Fancy Sacque Flannels etc
CANTON FLANNELS.
Cheapest ard best in the city unbleached Canton
Flannel o. 25, 2s, 81, 371c white do ,25 28 81, 81,
and 45c.
BLANKETS.
Several lots, just received from auction all.wool
Blankets, So so, Sc Sc rs, 81, $780, So 5O etc. etc.
MUSLlNS.
Full assortment of all the different makes, beached
and unbleached, iTom zoe up; PilOw-case Muslin,
33c, &C.
BALMORALS.
Cheapest yet; Misses Balmoras 81 TO- 81 25, 81 45,
$685. Ladies do. 81 37! $176, $1'95, and 81.
MERINo GOODS.
Very large assortment of Misses, Boys, Ladies'
and Gents Merno Under-garments, Ladies' bIerino
Vests, S1'25, 81 So, 81 62t, etc.
GLOVES.
Several choice lots, just reesiVed in Ladies' and
Misses Cloth Gloves Bargains in Ladies' and Gents,
Fleecy lined Silk Gloves.
FANCY GOODS.
From late Auction sales-Wax Dolls, moving eyes
and natural hair. 80, co. 62Bc, 81, $50 SO, $40
Portemonnaies,l Reticules, Ash Stands, Penknives
etc. etc.
FAIRIES & WARNER.
s2sSl No. 229 North NINTH Street, above Race,
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N48g@ UNION NBENEV0LEN TAS SSOCIATION-
- Founded 1881" Am institution tor the En-
ISM AID the Relief or Suffering ofnon0 he Worthy
Poor AT the annual meeting held tuesday Ooto.
Der 16, 1866 at the rooms OF the society corner
OF Sev nth and SanCm streets, the following gentle.
men were duly elected officers and managers for the
ensuing year,
President-Samuel II. Perkins.
Vice-PresIdenls-Richard D. Wood, j. Fisher
Leaning.
Treasurer-Edmund Wilcox, No. 4O4 Chesnut
street
Corresponding Seer etary-L, Montgomery Bond
Recording Secretary John IL. Atwood.
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PLANKETS. WE WILL OFFER THIS
- morning one lot of good quality aI-woo Blankets
seIinpp m per SaiE 6o 1928 per pair these have been
peE par lot at $40 per pair; these are the same we
soH iast year Tor over $40 pair CriD Blankets 81
ehchi Srlb Blankets, every size and quail made 4
Soiored bankets; Ironing blankets We asa an espe'
them below competition no W. and about Ow as they
were before the war we also say, buy your Blanket
- R ID. 4 W II. PENNEIL
1927 No. iOeI MARKET Street
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COntlEuuons both in money and matCraIs thank.
fully received at the Office of the Society, n, w
corner vt seventh and SAMSON streets, or by the
treasurer, Edmuno Wilcox, Esq, No, 4Q Chestnut
stree'. IL Wfm6t