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MARKETs.

Cigrvsau, Nsrchz.
FtorH i4ft a9Hi change.
WHss7 a1g. -5-ng - 81 20 hrN7 nss Hd.
Caas aaplY Nth q firm 5-msni e. 81 ff
E8.1shrlsl.
Os1s frmsr, EaHs 6fE3.1 saIZ
Eu dgl All prices noraast.
Gz~ralzs unehsnzsd and d8A
C1r1r gael. o. 81 ~ m5JInz
Prov Ec1f ast
Hss Psrk saa e. So Ogz3 n fr stT. uaf
snsI uIa
Boss Haas uI Bsooa meh1aZai
LaED sri pr emm
wHsEE rrm q 81 =. lafy psd
gafa 10
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To the Voters of David
son County.

HE a-a raaueefaf n sts1s a1st5 u Fsrrar. 7pe-
W ra Qarrev. a. Arrzgfan & Fsrrsr's Hes Es-
- aassev. rara salsre. Msghodsf gat shHE
a.sas aas rertEcR - ~ rnrsa eaaae1 70
80 a. - s1sasag Msch eiecrcs. ca Thursiaq.
10 dsyaf Fsrrasy aezs 80 h asF usre
- .sfass srseetaeh e1a te dsg of eseaoa
- - &c., ~ 81 <ed 90 1s dag 81 tne
.fsr1rn carfssateS alrss.F sefei may - eaai
a. fset FAY Thoss 40 aaFs o@ cerascsses 90
-Ss-. - ess4s sr23--d
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Nervoua liability.

aenIrsl sEaseess, sfe. CSC - cured ~ o1a 90
hss rsa q cured Aanssf tad hnnffsfa n 1a1ars
30 ~ ~ yea rgth.ea 30 a. iulfs. Afffsss
sfh remp, HfoN "a,
aaEedsHiT BoEt1u. Nssa
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Ladies dze Ha shoes at g. 90 = par, a,
S sezIes & Co. 50 C5legs street
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u jon waut good hesvy brown Domsstc
At p tents q yard, g = s. scklse q Co, -
College, strss
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EuE0HV-s p.rahas az TIE 6rst suality
Of Val Pspo-, keeps alEayss 81
" FREzEty & Co's
&PabIe square.
fs2i-gW Cor. Dsalsrick g.
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DIFFER
r. III. THOMPSON.

No. - Cherry Street, near URisn, has made
Arrangements uIth the largest shirt Msnufae-
tory Ia New York, and "a nov prepared 20 al
orders for SHIRTS, msds up In any style
TO suit purchasers, az a small atFaaee on
New York prices. Gentlemen testing 10 or
der can be accommodated by leaving their
measure. and a perfect ni guaranteed AiaTge
assortment sIways on hsnd al low pFiees.
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The Day a Peaoeable One.
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souaI charaeier. We never saw AZ e-eetioi
IN which politics we're 60 completely g
rored. The successful candidates owe thei
election lot 10 party preferences or A1teee
dents. bat to the fact hat they had NOR.
p-rsaaal friends thaa thsIr competitors
Tbs-ev as lttle or 10 drunkenness Eotice
- ether &c the polls o. OF the streets
- consequence, the day Was quie
,-h-,Bzbout. We 0aiy heard Of a single per
80 s~ueouatsr, throughout the day, al,
49, amounted 70 very little.
Bs.yE Is the result a. Tar as Aseertainsd.
FIRST WARD.
F5r shsrif-shaw ls5, Patterson I48
Braseh S. Hagey $ CAttles s McEish 3
Fulgsan Iei Wilson 40.
County Judg-Whitworth I; Glenn sol
Nzrey ~; Ferris 80; Baker p.
County Court leEk-Nichol ZOE; Ewin -.
C-uHkSS Phillips ~; Jordan Hall 2.
scruggs !; Wles a.
Criminsl Court CIsrk-Disz0ls 81 Phi
cher IFS Hall 81; Scattering p
Circuit Court Clerk-L5ve 5s5i Foster Is.
County Truste-Arr.zgtoo 81 wilson 81
Cunningham e. Garrett Iiii Balou L
Sebats g.
Rsvsuus Coueetor-Co!iHs 252 Huzzsus
S. gheelsrI7i Horn 81 Robertson s5-
C5zsts5ls -C7eshion ia simpson 80
E5sesr 3; Bergen Is6i Hassst 2.
ssooSo TAE1-
sserH-shaw I7s- Branch Iz3. Patterson
OF. Efs- a. FuG-ham .. M-gfzn :. Wa-
ssy o.
Circuit C9lrI CLsrE-F ester lb- Love 10.
County Court Csrk-Aiebol 1896 Phillips
- Crlnk - Jordan Il; EEn 90 Wi.es 49,
Hall Is
CRIMINAL Court Cierk-DiggoE5 -s
FIshsr lzsi Han q.
Comfy TFusiee-irrett % C~1HHinEaam
a5 A-r-uEs5u 81 Schultz - H.ssH ne
BaI.,l 2.
County Jadge-GieaH Isl Ferris = Ba-
ks- ~ M'1zy %
Revenue Ci-eeiof-"'6eFia0a l4s "hee
Ter loi Collins 100 Horn p higgins
'5l
al-rl- ~ Il-I-A L4'
"u'ol Eu a u
Aaseg ~ Calilesi
t-1lit .'lft e-eFA-to s.ss Ily. LoEs-s'
Gun ~ IA-
l. Iflnk y 's'aaa I'VE 10 "ies
Nf4 iH III
cher lI.i hAA l.
o5aa'y F1a'ee-."rFsue CannnglHn
. "''-
lSa
calaiy 1adge-1isnH 49, fsrTs 81 ia
EE Aa1ey
Revenue to-ecto'-looerti2l 20 "Aee-es
j, e,- ~ "''a D.
s-A'1 AAA''
i-'l i'' 0'-Ll
= "-so- ~ ~''''A . as-" i'i IA
N'-f
ID" e'- .A.
D'Ih- o'
s'l' i-
ssrt4 p
toauty Irustse-C1aninghau "a Car
r-t' zoo sehaie 30 Bllio-I Wjsoa 81
arlington -
Revenue Coilector-Ro5eFts5H 81 Wheel
sf 90 Collins lo' higgins 90 Aora @
l7ast41l-Cre-gatoa los Berger I65
Simpson
EvESrH waao.
NTE-aasw is. Patterson I2F Ba-eh
i AeSaa wilson ~ Falglu Ha-
gsy-
G-Hy @Tt e~k-Sdeh7l 81 Eva 81
CraHk ? PhlllFs s Nles 81 J5-isH 4.
Great c5aTt CTk-LoVe i83i Foster g..
,"Ha @ar' GT-tle1er 81 Dig
GOA Hal
-Ey SEfT-AaEsg II. Glenn i.. Fer
rH /" Baker
'-
4''--s
"-
A- 'l-i'A - HEerl-r
,'li-Aa hlgs-aA ~ H2Fn 81.
%'zsf
s-PsSa q
>1g-sHa~ y FA'iefson - EraneA
"-''a y @eN'aa fas-l Aa-
go 3
q -, p5ms-.
FAA-Ps . "Asf aor-oa
49,
-LoF ~ Foster 81
IT'S Ds
-
-.
-
80
ID. rr, -
1000 -
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The following marriage Licenses were
granted By the CLERK Of the County Court
Tor the past week.
WEIrrz.
Philip Rodaa % Mary r. Berry.
BeuIamIu lchlsnan OIL. WIkinsou.
Frank W. Green % Palts II A1tersou.
John 3. WhelssB % Fannie A. McAIisIer.
OrvAe r. Hack 90 Maggie L. DashislI.
NLlan Peltebo1e O. sarah y. MutcLmcre
DVIEhL Jlrss 10 Mary L. Rodgers.
Frank Caall 70 Mary Ho5s5z.
FRANK IA % Mary Eliza Thurmaa.
David hlaaa q DO-otasa Ere.s.
c0LoRED.
John F. Daniel % Afethia Elliott.
Ean Go03al % Taltss March-
Be-iszia King % Cynthia johnson.
william Taylor 10 Anna Maria Johnson.
FosaJaa EinEsr 10 Margarst Howard.
Milton EcEissck o. Mary ErE5ss=z
Ns.sa1 Qlar.es % Mary lstdb.
Peter Hook o. CaEharls Clerket-
Aired Harris 10 Lols Powers
AaraM Goodrich % D-.lAAl Summers.
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Go TO s.. sieklss 4 Co. 20 College street. to
buy your Calico At % and p cents a yard.
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2. p Ovrvss-MrsTER.0-s AnsEscE-
A55u. q wssE4q5 z e losing, late % the
lar=aaslsr Department, aEd located
o. Lebanon, Tennessee, ieJ he Nh.te
Ha-s O. She ety, where be had been
sarFaE - sous time. sad as BE- I'D n5t
take la Baggage away or a5-fy che ProPT-
s-l- O. hs Intention % leave, t i .sarsd
taat Be may aavs been aglly dealt witH-
Perhaps tAs Lebanon papers could throw
ss4s CHS or The SUBJECT
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c.s akin boot. Il s. % q pair, ats. Sic.
k-ss a O. 50 College street.
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The sals oE Government buildings, By
Ma Wills, n North Nashville, o. Friday
lasi, wa veil attended, and a good many
heavy p~urchaaes made. By reference to
our advertising columns It will be seen that
the sale s. % be continued to-mo-r5s, the
5ta, aHoEding another Gas opportunity 70
citizens 10 secure t1r themselves a homestead
il this thriving AID rapidly improving Por-
ton Of our city.
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Old Course of treatment

Physicians ae constantly annoyed by patients returning With secondary symptoms
Dr. JONES has discovered q mode 0t treatment b. these u-H1as which rtErr a
pleasure than a pain His treatment has undergone O. thorough nEHHHt.r arf
has been found much more Efficient than any ether, lie is uevr rrfei WITH He
Complaints o. patients with secondary syphilis 6au.ga organs or WITH urv arr
toms produced by the Old School Treatment
DR. J0NES5 charges are the some in all cg~s-wI charge The como M rr
weeks attention that he would for one month, and DC sf rs-s t Dis a.Ht 90
cure IS speedily as possible.
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Have you seen tae zew siyIss of Wal
PaPsr 40 w. FEzEa.ss & Co.'S.
=. Plb. a-e Corner Dsadrick st.
E5z52v.
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rcsT rsssiped b n. A. Psrsb . CO, csasqs
j sraes soma ~ Br5sds
- Cousgamerf
Nas ex1s - Corr.
$50 Eezs 81 0ses.
10 Rs9f 81 ersa.
100 Bas q Sag.
e.T-
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The Results a. far a. Heard From.
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The following are the quotations for IN
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MEDTCTNEs FURNTsHEp

Tn al cases, which saves 70 us patient the extayagnt price, OF medicines - pre-
srruu5uz, which will i'm many cases, ct more than the whole of UreHHra. re-
sides you save yourself the probability oi exposure, u calling b.. He incidence on r
Drug store The Office H so arranged tultu u one need see Fa WH.. there f.
business and c5reVondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and strangers, Ia visiting
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Wool Hasat 81 90, 81 80 College street.
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Established in 1852, ut
NO. % DEADERICK STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED TIE BsGBAR0Js MODE ol
IA treatment Tor PRIYATE Diseases, by 1e use Of eaa.re gl"aas-. n.
tat these daseAes might be cured by some more usaaa. al reliable as.as,r
by the
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se1i BY msi o. q ps.n Envelope Price rs
paa4e. stu9 Frmss ."
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I. In esar eI -gsI.a. HeI .-.- a "H
rr1u.
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The best bleache3 Cotton Ct O. cents pc
yard AIS. sickles & Co., - College street.
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ErerbOdy were a, the voting Places
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-. a. JOE.

Dspsnssrg, NJ. % Deaderck st., p o. Box u, Eanv". ..rr
IA All Communication to ensure attention, should enclose a Stamp
to pay return postage
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DE. Jones Dlspensary,

Should be- particular in regard to The 5umber Of the Street. u there gro other rooms
la the vicinity which resemble those OF DR. JuEEss.
HT A plain Sign viii be- found over the d1r-
E- All -muIlHuilus By mail 70 oh.rH#r should Be addressed o.
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ssFEfTEaNFA pGfFalcrs
Eer-shaK %. Mcysh ~ lsou 81.
srslca p patterson 3 Cattlas ? PA
glam
IrsaF CoaEt Gezk-Eoste 81 Love III.
~Dztg Cur Cierk-Ecao - Cruak IS
A' Ps.lps g. Wlsos = Jsr5sa D.
EaI
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But litls was done in financial matters
yesterday, everybody being interested in
the election.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

A SALE OF VALUABLE PAINTINGS is
announced 10 take place az the auction rooms OF b.
scott, Jr No 1910 Chesnut street. on The 10Th 20th
and 21st OF December. The collection numbers two
hundred and sixty pieces, all of them ORIGINALS, by
artists of established reputation In the o " ord
They tine importation OF Mr. A. d. HUI vetter, OF
Antwerp, who has bestowed great care in selecting
such VIII prove nab dhons to the art OF this
country His importation made during last year
was received with such favor by the public that
we predict ike success IN pleasing them on the
present occasion
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

A PUBLICAN IN TRoUBLE.-Wlliam M,
Garry who Keeps an establishment for the sale OF
liquor on small sea Q, at Maylandvi le, on Mont
gomeTy's coal and wood wharf was arrested yester-
day afternoon, on charge OF suspicion of larceny,
and for selling liquor Sunday. stray Gus
toner stopped at the place Sunday, and whilst
asleep had $3.50 IN greenbaoks abs raoted from his
person. He lodged complaint AGAINST Garry, aud
the latter was arrested by Officer Lyster and taken
facts of the case, committed him in default of $1,000
bail to answer,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

RIVER PIRATE.-John Wilkinson made a
raid on the steamer Pilot B0g, as she lay at Arch
street wharf yesterday morning, and made q SO &c.
ton of clothing from the Captains wardrobe, which
he carried off without asking the Captain permis-
sion. ant issued against wilkinson,
and he was arrested last evening at Bristol He
had hearing before Alderman Beltler, who COM
mited him, IN default of $1,000 bail, to the
charge of larceny,
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CARD.-In consequences Of the great Preparations
requisite IN the manu- acure Of tirscass frames for
Antwerp. the sale which we announced to take
place in November has been unavOidably postponed
until II 10Th, Goth, and 21st of December, at
which time it will positively AXE place, at Scott's
Art Gallery No. 1870 Chestnut street. Mr.. A.
dHuyvetter his thanks to the pub c for the
high appreciation of his importation last season. in
consequence of which he viii offer at this sale $50
original paintings, his entire invoice. constituting
the finest ga Q even held in this country
b. SCOTT Jr AuctiOneer
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

For Additional Local Nems see Third Poge.I ]
OF IMPORTANCE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIo.--"Sheppard's Southern ald Western Ship.
per's Guide" Is now ready, and we are constrained
to the conclusion that It s of the best books of
reference published, It contains complete shipping
directions to railroad, river, and inland towns
throughout twenty-tour Western and Southern
States 1t gives list of all the express, telegraph,
and railroad stations the names OF every stea mbOa
and steamship line the names of the leading hotels;
and, in fact, all the information any one desires
who is or anticipates travelling AS an advertising
medium, it stands among the first of its kind. An
agent is now in this city soliciting advertisements
and subscriptions and our merchants, when called
withhold their patronage. The agents name Il
Philip A. Higgins; his address, Box No. 14S0 Phila.
delphia Post Office. -. W - u ~ = " =
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A SUPPOSED BURGLAR.-Michael Clark
got under the influence of the ardent last evening"
and being naturally of an rascble temper made him-
self disagreeabe 10 those around him. that he was
arrested at Fourth and Race streets, and taken to
the Station House. On examining his person,
bunch OF skeleton keys were found. He attempted
to account for bis possession of them on princip es
of law and justice, but failed. He was committed
by Alderman Godbou.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

The OLD FRANKLIN ALMANAC.-We
have leceived from Mr.. A. Winch, the publisher,
No 6O5 Chesnut street, this valuable annual, which
s Allied with valuable reference and calendar matter.
Everv citizen of Philadelphia should have copy.
The table of contents is published elsewhere, and we
refer our readers TO it particularly.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

FIRE, AND RESCUE OF CHLD.-Yes-
terday morning about nIne O'Clock smoke was seen
issuing from the second-stOrY windows of No. 712
ST. Mary stFeeI. Officer SligPard, who In the
neIghborhood on seeing il, rushed up with bucket
of water and rescued small child that was almost
suffocated The bad and bedding and most OF the
furniture were burned. The origin OF the fire was
from playing with matches BY the child The dam.
age will amount to about S2Q D.
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O'Clock, a boatman named Daniel A BERT about
thirty five years of age, residing in Reading, fe IL
into the Schuylkill river at the Wire Bridge, Fair
graphing the body recovered by Officers Prlt.
per and HaYiland, of the Sixteenth District.
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CRUEL PARENTs.-Albert Arndt and his
wife. Lena Arndt were arrested by Officer Reeder,
in Wood street above Twelfth, Tor cruelty to a
couple of little chidren whom they had with them;
The little children had been beaten and abused and
starved, until they were in a sad plight. Their
unnatural parents had q hearing this morning be-
lore Alderman Godbon, who held them each IN $40
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

halfpast O'Clock last evening, as Mr.. Daniel
Sheez was going along Ash street. in the Nineteenth
Ward, he was suddenly set upon by iour men, who
assaulted him In violent manner. He cried out
for holp and couple of Policemen, who happened
prOVidertalY to be within hearing ran to his assist
ance, and arrested two of the would-be robbers,
named Thomas Vermillion and Benjamin Flick.
Mr.. Sheetz had, when attacked, O large sum of
greenbacks upon his person.. Tho two villains had
a hearing before Alderman Clouds, and were held
in 5 1000 bail each TO answer.
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CoLoRHD MAN ON A SPRRE.-Henry
Randolph, in a spirit OF mischief, INDUCED in the
little pleasantly of ringing the bells of che houses
in the vicinity of Ionth and Spruce streets about
ten clock last night. Some OF the people beng
absurd enough to object to 1t, had aenry arrested
He was taken before Alderman Swift, and hold In
$500 bail to keep the peace. .. M ~.
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SUPERIOR STYLES or READY-MADE CLOTHING,
SUPERtOR STYLES or READY-MADB CLOTHING,
WAEAaAKBR & BROWN,
POPULAR CLoTHING HoUeE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and NAVBEr Streets.
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SLIGHT FRE.-A slight fire broke out in
road, in the Twenty fourth Ward, about O'Clock
this morning. The damage amounted to about S100
The fire was put out by the employees, without
giving any alarm. .' 49,
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AN AGGRAVATED ASSAULT UPON A
WoMAN-At a very early hour this moIning,a lady,
liv ng near Eighth and Girard avenue had occasion
10 leave her house on an errand OF necessity, and
when she had got a few doors from her house was
outrage upon her. She struggled with them,
and her cries attracted the attention Of the po ice,
who came to her assistance. and frightened her
assaIlants off They were pursued, and alter a
chase were run into saloon at Seventh and Girard
avenue, and were there captured. The two men
gave the names of John Stief and james Dean.
They had hearino before Alderman Fitch, and
xrarn hal Ia In /.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE CoMPANY's FIRST
PREMIUM LooK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES. --In-
comparably the best for family use. Highest Pre-
miuns cold Medal), Fair Maryland Institute N sw
York and Pennsyiyania State Fairs, 1866. No. 923
Ghasnut street. F.. .# ..#
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PHoTo MINIATURES, Life size Photographs in oil,
and CaItes de Vsite are suitable as well as acce
able Christmas Presents, If made at B. II. Roimer's
Gallery, No ga Arch street. -t- .f.-.H
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

nBURNT ALMONDS, Rose Almonds, IIceland Moss
Paste, Cream Chocolates, etc, can be had at al
times of George w. jenkins, Coniectioner, No. 103
gpTing Garden street. ....
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REMARKABLY FIEE-The weather at this season
OF the year; but not more so than the first. class
clothing sold at Charles Stokes g. Co.'s ready. made
Clothing House, under the Continental, and, like
the weather. that. is in everybodys mouth so are
the great bargains In clothing at Stokes & Co.'s.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

DIED
KU ENIFR.-On the morning of the I'd instant, p NU-
II NJ WI o. Charles KuenZer, and daughter Of ROsna
Myers AGED 81 years.
invited 70 attend the gnera from the residence OF her
Wednesday afternoon St coek TO proceed to ODD
Fellow ~ q emeteTv " ~
nSNIrrr - a., a., 49,. ,,,,,,,.,r ,rzN,rr-
ognS "a yoars y" tue ~ ins'an'' "l'iA" "ONVil'
ne re auNes ana irlenus OF tne Iaiy so west Enc
go tho nm "a ai u ~. par "a ~ =
sps,ep9y nvite1 to attend the funeral from bis late
sTeets xyednesdsv tbo stb 1rst M a. io ;nio
no nroceed IN Monnt Noreb Coneterv ~ "" NAVNN'
pTTIfT a E,pD o. a. oo1I I'll r,,o,,., =,
nm 5tS ~ IN a. ~ AL. ny Gun ui1O, ihOmAS t
~ ~ UhD, ~ y tne syn year OF ns aye,
nyted to ntisnd % The s Snsro % e @ a h ARE az respeSTUS
" ul1nu tue luHeIHl, HOln ns lAe residence,
O'CLOCK,
-, o-.,- - = - - -
4 NLOTHES WILL DRY QUICKER, BECAUSE
~ more perfectly wrung than you can do bv hand
and you s6ve time c othng and temper and reduce
the dtscOmolts which neYiab attend a wash -uay by
using patent wheel O. oth es-wriuger. These we
patterns for sale. We also repair wrlnsers
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Now Is THE lime TO buy

Now is THE lime TO buy
Prices of Clothing can be no lower. We are daily
receiving fresh Goods purchased at much less than
cost, and have reduced all goods on hand to pro-
portionate prices. We have Jy farthe largest aud
best stock OF
MEMS YoUTHs', AND Boys CLOTHING
in the CITY, which we selling in large amounts
daily. II
HAIR sody bctsceen BENNETT Sc Co.
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL
SIXTH STs. t518 MARKET STREET
No 1924 CHEsNUT STREET.
All the latest novelties in
FALL, AND WINTER CLoAKs.
Black Velvet Cloaks, ..Hl
Velvet Beaver Cloals,
Frosted Beaver ClOaks,
Chinchiila Beaver Cloaks.
New styles of Astrachan Cloaks, trimmed with
Angola Fringe-Muffs to match.
rg i w. p. CAMPBELL.
No. l124 CHEsNUT STREET.. s ....
beautiful, rich and varied stock of
60. LADIES FURs!
Russian Sable, Siberian Squirrel
Hudsons Bay Sable, Grey Crimea,
Mink Sable, Black Persian,
Chinchilla. Black Astraehan,
Royal Ermine, White Angola
"Grebe" Collars and Mufs-a great novelty.
MISSES AND CHILDREN's FANCY FURs!
In all colors and at all prices
'l-#u. w p CAMPBFLL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04
rztsessEFEJ MASON HAMLIN's ,-E-yez9
SJEFE9 Cabinet organs, only at STBYn
j, e. GOuld's, seventh and Chesnut Streets.

SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY-B
Scott, Jr, will SELL tomorrow Nv ednesday) morning
at IL O'clock, at the Art Gallery, No 1920 Cnesnu
street. the entire invoice of plated goods from the
establishment of Joseph Deakin & Sons, Sheffield,
England, which embraces the finest assortment ever
offered at public sale. We advise al who wish to
obtain good article to attend this sale, 1t will
be the last chance this season.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

THE SUBTLE EssENoE of the Queen Flower of the
Tropics is concentrated in PhalOn's "NightBoom-
ing CeTeus"-a perfume SO delicious, permanent and
refreshing that in all the varieties Of oral scents
hele is nothing that can vie with it.-Lano0ster
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04

POUND and LADY cake made Of the best matera' 5
delivered pei order, by Morse & Co., Nos. 9O2 and
qO4 Arch street.