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Wreck of Steamer sappho, orNew York.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. l8-Arriyed. brig
Stephen Bishop. from Swan Island, with guano
orders. Reports taking of. on the l4t6 the
crew OF the steamer Sappho, from New York for
Wilmington, N. O., about fifty five miles from
Hatteras. The steamer encountered q gale ON
the 18th; her engine became disabled and she
rolled in the trough of the sea and sprung aIeaIx
The pumps gave out and there was eight feet OF
water in her, and the vessel is rapidly sinking
hours before taken on. No lives were lost, but
nothing else was saved.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. ls.
The Itinorant Bridegroom
Colonel Parker, of General GIANTS q an the
nulisblhs prldesroom, was found last nigh tsboP-
ping at the National Hotel. The Weddln mas
peeh postponed Indefinitely.
The Case OF Mr.. Thomas.
Inc Senate Judiciary Committee reporteA to-
9hy IN the case of the Maryland SeuEt org
1homas The Committee acuuIt him of . vi
chAfges preferred of disloyalty except i'm IN 9
case, where he furnished his son with ara :
When he left home to Join the Rebel army "A
thls matter they report all the facts and leave
the Senate to take such action as 40 Ihinx4
proper. "
Whisky Frauds.
The Ways and Means Committee had n pro-.
Iaeted session to-day, and examined several
MlInesses relative to whisky frauds In New
YORK and other cities. The Committae Inland
10 probe the matter to the bottom and ace ~
possible, where the fault lay for the non-colIea
tion Of the tax. NOAN0"
The Cotton Tax.
The debate on the Cotton Tax bill will I,a cov,-
tnued to-day, and, If a vote can be reaebed 4.
VIII pass, but strong effort is being made ~,
have 1t postponed till after the holidavs w
Contested Election Case.
The Committee on Elections in the AF,ssorrs
contested election case of Birch against W.
Horn, have reported in favor of the sittIn1
member. 'OiHs
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fS9@ BOYS IN BLUB.-A MEETING OF
49, the Philadelphia Council OF the Boys ia Blue
Will be held AT the Hall of the DillIgent Engne Com
p9ny CORNER Of TENTH aud FILBERr Streets on
WaTd organizations will take notice. and send faii
delegations. BY order of ~' ~ ~
JAMES GIVIN, Secretary, II
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LA CoTRRH CARNIvAL.-Messrs Abel & Ris-
ley are fast com pleting their arrangements for
the Grand Carnival at the Academy OF Music,
TO come off on the Goth of January next. The
subscription books already present a large list
OF the names of many Of our most estinable and
prominent citizens
1t will be remembered that la Coterie Carni-
Valn of last season was the most elegant fancy
dress party ever given in our city.
This season Messrs. Abel & Risley intend to
eclipse either of their former efforts, and the
many new and attractive features OF the Carni-
val now in preparation will make 1t universally
complete and enjoyable.
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HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATION. Before
Alderman Beitler, at 2 o'clock to-day, John
Toner and Edward X. Little was charged with
the larceny OF a number OF greenbaeks the
exact amount unknown, belonging TO Philip
McGranagan, who was found dead at Cherry
225C0 bail
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DTsoRDBRLY HoUsB.-Mary Newcamp and
Elizabelh Smith were arraigned before Re
Smith, charged with keeping disorderly house
In the rear of No. 906 South street. The COM
plalnant testified that all sorts OF things were
carried on In the house, and that q man came
out or the house on last Saturday night and
committed an assault aud battery on her. The
Court. -
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Shipping INTELLIGENCE

HALIFAX, Dec. 1S.-The steamer Africa from
Liverpool, arrived this morning and soon afteI.
sailed for Boston.
LONDON, Dec. lS.-The steamer Cambria sailed
for New York on the 18th instant
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SILVFRWARE

Having greatly increased our Stock
for the approaching Holidays, the at
tentao1e Of purchasers IS inV5ted to our
elegant assortment Of DLAMONDS,
Ladies' and Gents WATCHES OF
the most celebrated makers, Of oar own
importation; Etru8can, Coral, Gar
net, and E'namelled Jeevelry Of the
latest style; Ladies and Gents Chains,
etc. etc., together aOith a large assort-
ment Of solid Sslver and Plated Ware,
suitable for Bridal Presents, all of
Which WiU be sold at GREATLY Y
RED UCED PRICES. ,o,s,,.n
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Moro Ahont the EarthnnnLn

OGDENsBURG, MY. Dec. IS.-The earthouatxs,
was felt here at 8 o'clock this mornipR ana
lasted two minutes 1t caused great terror hnt
no damage. Nothing OF the kind ever OCCURRED
here before.
SYRACUSE, Dec. 18.-The earthoua<e tbta
morning lasted one minute and q half bnt
caused no damage.
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A DISHONEST EMpLorR.-.' Ohm Stevens, en-
ployed In the store OF the Amer" AN Tea Com
pony, on Second street. between IA erket and
tbIs noorni11 was before alderman lhss,iy - ~
elghteen pounds of tea and fifteen pounds OF
conee It appears that Stevens was allowed q
commission on all the tea and coffee he sold,
put was not permitted to take anything from
we store. This morning policeman observed
nlm making off with the articles above mem
TONED and arrested him. He was committed,
IN default of $500 bail. to answer
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BARBER's IMPROVED PERIoscoPIo sPEcTAoLHs,
superior to all others; Gold, silver Steel nd Nickel
Mountlnss. very desirable present.
Opera Glasses very low
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ALREADY the dem and for shares in aid Of the River
sid Institute is teat that it is with difficulty the
ndsome steel-p.ate engravings given with cach
sha are can be furnished in sufficient quantities Az the
I'll the grand distribution Of presents is near at
ha no. and the demand for shares is daily increasing
tn ose who would avoid delay should apply at once
Off ca No Chesnnt street.
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From Buffalo. N. Y,

BUFFALO, Dec. Is The well-known Sprins
Abbey House, near the Cold Sprlng,Race Track
was destroyed by fire this morning. The loss 4
100000 insured for $4,000.
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SALT.-The Second and Third Streets and
Seventeenth and Nineteenth Streets Passenger
Itailways have at last taken the responsibility
OF fsalting their tracks In violation Of the ordt-
nance of Councils prohibiting IL,
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From New Hamps hire.

CONCORD, Dec. lS.-The Republican State
Convention met here to day. The Hon OnsIoW
Stearns was made chairman. Governor Harri
man was renOminated by exclamation.
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MARRIED,

,BANKs-WILLS.-on the 10th instant, at the Buena
Frsas II. II. BANKS, NJ. D., ofSpTingfeid Mass
To- MISS EMMA WILLS daughter Of the late A. e..
wills, OF the former city. No cards.
sCHOFfELD-PARKs.-On the evening of Decem
ber az the Roxborough Baptist Parsonage. by Rev.
David Spencer, Mr. JOHN SCHOFIELD to Mrs. ELL
AABLIM pARkS both OF RlLLonhonse LOMn
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DEAD INFANT.-The Coroner was notified
this morning TO hold an Inquest on the body
OF an infant which was found in the street, and
taken TO the Ninth Ward Station House.
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If PEOPLE WHO SUFFER- from the dull stupidity
that meets everywhere in spring and often in
all seasons of the year, knew how quick it could be
cured by taking Ayers sarsAparlllA purge the bile
from their systems, we should have better neghbors
as well as clearer heads 10 d al with.
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2. FINE CONFECTIONERY, 1867
In eat Holiday Presents delivered to any
mart of the city. Il. G. WHITMAN & Co.,
No. ala Chesnut
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VERDIcT.-The Coroners investigation in
the case Of Philip McGraughan who was found
dead on the Ice at the foot OF Cherry street,
Scbuylkin river, on the 18th instant, resulted
in a verdict of found drowned
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SALE OF BooTs AND SHo Es.-We would call the
attention OF buyers TO the large sale of Boots Shoes
Brogans Balmofas etc, to be sold by dialogue for
cash tom orrow tTi ursday) morning, December 10,
CON mmencing at 10 o'clock, by McClellRnd g Co.,
LOneera. At their aLnra Nn Mnrln
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LAST CHANCE-CLosINs-oUT SALE,-Our stock Of
Lace Curtains Furniture Coverings, Plano and Table
90 vers must be closed ont by the first OF January
all and see the bargsins. We closing out re-
ga rdless of cost kelly, CARRINsToN & Co.,
No. 723 Chestnut street,
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SUGGESTIONS THE SEAsoN.-Ring Winter has
waved his sceptre the land, whitening the EARTH
bridging the streams, and turning the water falls
pendent crystal. Upon animated as well as lnanl-
mate nature, the irIsld atmosphere produces a
marked effect. The blood is driven from the surface
Of the body back upon its inner fountains, and Chs
and Fever, Rheumatism, Pulmonary Diseases, Bill
ousness and unpleasant disorders Of the stomach and
bowels apt to be the results
Now, what is required fortiiy the system against
the attacks OF disease thus engenaered Clearly a
TONIC which. acting through the stomach upon the
circulation and the nervous system, shall redeter-
mine the vital fluid to the surface. and brace the
n erves of motion and sensation. But this is not all
that is required With the TONIC must be combined
uch ALTERNATIVE and REGULATING agencies as will
end to keep the whole animal machinery sin good
" orking order"
These three grand requisl OF winter restorative
exist In their fullest perfection, in HosTErTERs
STOMACH BITTERS. which compounded OF the
purest vegetable stmulants and extracts of the
genial and heahful roots, barks and plants that the
herbalsts and botanists of The world have yet dis
ooyared
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BATH, N. Y, Dec. lo,-Ine Steuben County
Treasurer's safe was robbed OF $4,000 last night
The stolen property was IN bonds and otheG
Valuables.
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WINDOW SHADES HALF PRICE-We will sell
an Y OF our large stock OF Window Shades at half
price as they must be closed by January l. in con-
seq uence of change of business
kelly, CARRINeToN & Co.,
No 7o9 (yhesnnt Street-
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PHOTOGRAPHS for Christmas Gifts, at r. imer's Gal
lery. Second street above Green Come early; snort
days. Six cards or one large picture, 81. Twelve
EprTOty pes, cents.
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SLIGHT FIRE occurred last night about IL
O'CLOCK, In Theodore Houck's store, corner of
vine and Second streets. The damage was
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DIsTURBBRs OF THE PRACE.-William War
ner and Charles Kleiber were yesterday making
their way along Second street, near CalloWhilt
making a deafening noise with a strap
of sleigh bells, which they were rattling furi-
ously. When turning the corner OF Callowhill
street and Second. they met John Carr, and
commenced TO strike him upon the head with
the bells but this being an inefficient manner
of manning Carr, they were trying TO make
mince. meat OF his left ear when High Consta-
BILE Danfield arrived and rescued their victim
and arrested Warner and KIeiber. Alder
man Toland committed them.
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FuRs! FUFsl FURsl-Joseph Rosenbaum & Co.,
No46 Arch street, above Fourth, south side, offer
tn cir splendid sssos nent Of Hudson's Bay Sable,
Mink Sable, real sibe an Squirrel ETC.. etc, at the
Daost reasonable prices Please give us a call P. S.
No business TRANSACTED, on Saturdays
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THE FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.-James Par.
ton the history OF the Sewing Mschines In the 1T
L0ntic Monthly, says-"Without presumng to give an
opinion with regard to the comparative merits Of the
various machines, we may say that we were exceed
ingly struck with the elegance aud ingenuity OF the
Florence"
This is a commentator worth more to the reputa-
tlon of The Sewing Machine than any Fair" gold
edal premium, because 1t Is the opinion OF OF
genius and extensive observation. We advise one
nd all to for holiday present. There is no
better none more beautiful smple, or durable ONCE
And Salesroom, No. lI23 Chesnut street
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IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF HOSIERY Goods
Messrs. Cook & Brother, No So North Eighth
street, claim to be the only firm in Philadel-
delphia keeping all grades Of Hosiery at Retail
who import their own goods. They feel
= THat by avoiding the profits and commits
Bions imposed in the ordinary course of trade,
they save GSeir customers OF least % per cent.
q That they have the quality OF their goods
under complete control using the best yarns,
and employing the best workmen in their
manufacture.
8, That, having direct access to European
markets, they can keep more complete stock
than If dependent upon purchases made here
of foreign goods.
A call from the reader is solicited at their
store No SO North Eighth street.
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FORTIETH CONGRESS-sECoND SESSION.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s-Mr Johnson (Md.), from
the Committee the Judiciary reT orted resolution
to admit Philip Thomas, senator elect from Mary
land taking the oath prescribed by the ConStlt-
tioD. Laid on the table and ordered to be printed,
The Ies olution calling for the correspondence In
relation to San Juan was called up and passed.
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SLIGHT FIRB.-A slight fire occurred In the
cooper shop of Massey's brewery, Tenth and
Filbert streets, about O'Clock this morning
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A SERIOUS AoCIDENT.-James Jordan, aged
thirty-nine, went into the hay loft OF the Wash
ipgton stable at Thirty-ninth and Market
haichway breaking his back. He was taken
to the Pennsylvania Hospital by one OF the
Tenth District police Officers
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recklessly along with his horse and cart on
Third street. near Arch, although warned not
TO do so by an officer stationed at the corner of
thestreets mentioned, where there were q num-
ber Of wagons jammed together. He drove right
ahead, and the shaft of his cart struck a man ia
the side, knocking him down. Grinding was
arrested, and held in $500 bail to answer by
Alderman Hurley.
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INDUCEMENTS IN HOLIDAY PREsENTs-
B8- Presents for Ladies.
RD- Presents for Gents.
Hfy-Pfesents for Children,
MClNTIRB q BROTHER, No, 1895 CHEsNUT street,
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STOLE TRUNK.-MOrgan Chambers is al
legged to have stolen trunk, and TO have car
ried IL TO an auction store in Second street,
above Buttonwood. Yesterday the sale came
OFF and who should be there but the owner of
this trunk who identified 1t. The whereabouts
of the pilfering Morgan were traced out, and he
was arrested. Alderman Toland committed
him in default of 5000 bail.
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ROBBED AND THEN BBATEN.-Peter Sanford,
John d. Brown, and Henry Sparks hired David
Wilson to take them out slelgh-rlding yester-
day. He did so, and they went along all right
until they commenced to stop at the various
taverns which lined the road they were travel
ling. They filled Wilson with liquor until he
was intoxicated and then stole his pocket
book. containing considerable sum of money.
They then parted, but last night, by some
strange Providence, they met together in
q chair and the trio tipped him over, and then
commenced to beat him, not only with fists but
with chairs. He was rescued from his perilou9
position by the officers who arrested the assail-
ants Alderman Fitch committed each in de-
fault OF $1,000 bail.
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FOURTH EDITION.
LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS.
Debate on the Cotton Tax Repeal
in the Senate Colonel Parker
Tho Congressional Com
tested Elections, Etc.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING .THEBGRArH.I
WAsHtNaroxy Dec. I0.
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GROVER q BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
ing Machines, No. $50 Chestnut street,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


A FIRBMEN's JUBMEE.-Last night James
Pollock was elected Assistant Engineer of the
Fire Department from the First District. The
manner in which such elections are conducted
Is rather novel, yet useless, and might be dis
pensed with, since 1t often results in street
brawls end troubles. The company voting for
a candidate run their hose carriage into the
house of the company OF which the candidate
is q NJ member, and then out again, thus signify
ing their choice. Last night number OF per-
sons were considerably bewildered in learning
what was transpiring. The engine house bells
rung out and pistols were let off and small
canonnades were fred, and all about som ething
which was hidden in complete mystery to
majority of citizens for q time.
Far down on South Broad street large bon
fire threw its flames up in the darkness; and 1t
seemed a converging point to which hose car
riages, drawn by jolly crowds, and professions
with transparencies shining out for Pollock"
"PollOck's the man" and headed by discordant
drums. were making their way The First Fire
District was aroused from its usual quietness by
these self-same bodies of men, who did nothing
worse than celebrate the making OF their choice
for Assistant Engineer by little harmless
revelTy.
Two Of these companies, however-rivals in
all things, whether for getting possession Of a
fire. plug or voting for candidate-with horns
blowing sonorously and drums beating hard,
met on Third street, between Catherine and
Queen streets, where q scrlmmage between the
"boysn ensued. No heads were broken nor
persons badly MANNED, but few went home
with discolored faces and battered bodies
souvenirs Of this election night.
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CATARRU-A Clergyman, aged forty.tw had long
suffered with cataIrh, which had not only been a
sourte annoyance but began to excite uneAsin
in regard to It's effects upon his general health There
was q freuueDt and sometimes profuse discharge
from the head frequent sneezlDg, and almost
entire loss of smell. He procured a box OF Hum
phreys' Specific Catarrh Pills NO l9 and was entirely
course of a few weeks. - .
Iobnston Holloway & Cowden, No. % North Sixth
street Dyott a. Co., No. 232 North Second street,
Wholesale agents. Sold also by George " Evans,
and Cbesnut streets; HortteE Twentieth and Green
and South streets; CallenOer, Third and Walnut
streets; Hickman, No. 1886 South Second street. Mar
BhR' Thirteenth and Market streets; Blythe, NO Sl2O
kRrke tstreet Sold in Gero0 antown by W. r. Jones.
General Depot No. 637 Arcn street.
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SKATING PARKS,
FINE sKATINGl FINE SKATING

HNINE sKATINGi FINE SKATING
AT THE
HARRISON SKATING PARK,
BERKs Street, between SECOND and FRONT sts
Take FIFTH and SIXTH, UNION, and SECOND
and THIRD Streets Cars.
THE SNOW is ALL REMOVED FROM THE ZOE
Brilliantly illuminated with Gas, and additional
Ladies' Accommodation have been provided.
Fine Band Of Music In attendance.
Season Tickets, %.
Single Admission, 2S cents, its
~ RAND MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS
VI CARNIVAL AT THE ARCTIC PARK
EIG HTH and COLUM BIA Avenue.
THIS AFTEROON AND EVENING.
The United States Brass Band IN attendance,
The Proprietor will furnish large number of ovel
Fancy Costumes to subscribers gratultously. Look
out for Grizzly Bear on skates. Admission, CSC. 1t*
9 K N Gl SIX I 1 N Gil
- WEST PHILADELPHIA
SKATING Pal
THIRTY FIRST AND WALNUT STREETS.
ICE IN SPLENDID CONDITION. 1ts
Il EKST0NE SKATING PARK, s. THIRD
IN and MORRIS streets,
III ere will be skating this afternoon and evening
Single admission, IS cents. its
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IN THIS CHANoEABLE CLIMATE OF oars Colo ls
asily taken, and without due another will be
contracted on top Of it-one Cold thus running Into
another, until the accompanying Cough becomes set
TIED and contrmsd stralning and racklng the lungs,
Giles; vet notwithBtandine a majority Of exist
Ing cases of clearly defined Pulmonary disease
may thus be accounted for thonsands are now care
essly alow ng themselves 10 drilt through the pre-
they are troubled with Nothing but a CoId,n HOW
obvious Is IT, therefore, that Cold should becAreIy
cared for from It's tncipiency, and every eXertiOn
used 10 rid the system Of it's effects Coughs ana
TnJds Pulmonary Bronchial and.A ASttdttc A III ctions
are readily cured by that standard preparation, DR.
o Jayne's ExpectOrant, and by promptly resOrtlng
10 IL all fears or dangerous results VIII soon DO dlsSl
pRted, sold everywhere
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

L0r0est Stock IN Phiiddelphfd - ~ ~
Largest Stock in phflddeLphid,
Largest SJOc6 IN FhiIddcIphfd,
Largest Stock IN philadelphia,
At LoiDest Prices IN Philadelphia.
Al LOtUest Prices in Philadelphia
At LOtOeSt Irices In Philadelphia
- 49,, 1T LolOot Prices In Philadelphia
CAHD'-Hc hdOe made OUercodtS specially this
seOSOl HdOtg been fortunate IN securing large lots Of
SnOice GOODS IN ChtnchHds, EsQufmdur Beavers, Gus
toTs etc ete etc. Foreign and DOneSticidts tp the
SSoson az te totoest prices koCn for tedrStess than
COSt o importation and ndnurdcte, enabled 10
ger thtn NJ prices less than Goods cost most
oheT Embellishments, and ioUer than they hoVe been sold
Tor str years. Thy selling rapidly. but,
TGPtdy TeptentShed each dan style, IT. and make equal
20 6est customer IOoTh, at hay The price.
rag DdH 6etDeen ! BENNETT q Co.,
FVth and Tower HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No. coo BROADWAY. NEW YoRK.
skating Jackets,
BkdtUg Jackets, T,r,o ts.o,.,,,c,,
Skating Jackets, '''' " @i''O' '''S''"
Stutinq Jackets,
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DODGERS AND WOsTENEOLM's POCKET
N KNIVES. Pearl and stag Handles of beautiful
hnish. RODGERS and WADE q BUTCH GR'S
RAZORS, and the celebrated LECOULTRB RAZOR
SCISSORS of the finest quality.
RaZOrs, Knives Scissors and Table Cutlery Ground
and Polished at p MADkIRA'S, No. ll5 TENTH
Street below Chestnut. 2s25p