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eWAYOUNGLADY returniinp


to her country home, after asojourn of few months
in the City. hardly recognized by her friends.
In place of coarse, rustic, flushed face she had
soft ruby complexion of almost marble smoothnes.,
and instead Of twentythree she really appeared but
eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause of SO great
a change. she plainly told them that she used the
CircaSsian Balm, and considered it an inyalu-
able acquisition to any Lsdy's toilet. BY its use
any Lady or Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance an hundred fold. 1t is simple in its
combination, as Nature herself is simple yet unsur
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from,
also healing cleansing and beautifyng the skin and
complexion. By its direct action on the cutiele it
draws from it all its impurities. kindly healing the
same, and leaving thesurface Nature intended it
should be. clear. soft. smooth and beautifdL Price
sent by Mail Express receipt of order by
W. l.. CLARK 4 CO.. Chemists, -
....- I.,i No. West Fayette ST.. Syracuse. N. Y
The only American Agents for the saleof the same.
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Vote Early,

Don't put off voting until late in the day.
Let the first thing you do, after the polls
open,s be to vote. 5<E& EEK
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Get Out Every Democratic Vote.
There are three thousand Democratic
voters in this city. See to it, fellow Demo-
Gratis, that every one of them votes. 1t is
important that every Democrat should vote
an unscratched Democratic Ticket to-day.
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New Advertisements
FOR RENT.

A FRONT ROOM eOx3O FEET, NEW
"A LY papered and painted gas. &C., over Mer-
ehants' Unon Express Office, corner State and Pearl
ssreets. Inquire of G. A. WAGNER.
aprl-d2t-n .ii-. .ti i'
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i BANKING HOUSE OF 30
Jay COOKE & co.

Corner Wall q Nassau Sts.. New York.
In connection with our houses in Philadelphia and
Washington, we have opened NEW YORK
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Banks, Bankers, and Investors for the transaction of
heir business IN this city, including purchases and
sales of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS, Bonds
AND GOLD. We are constantly represented at the
Stock Exchange and Gold Board, where orders sent
usare promptly filed. Wekeep on hand afullsuppy
GOVERNMENT SECURi.E OF Alb ISSUES, :
uying and selling at current prices, and allowing
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lords :,ar.ra a5f .;-ff.t aiaf-...- .jI
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Household N Necessity Exists tor the

Household N NecessIty Exists for the
..-. ss-sf- Use of ..,,-.r .l. ..-.;...
DURNOsS CATARRH SNUFF,
Which, in the first stages of cold acts like magic
Headache, Hoarseness, Diptheria. and Bronchitis
Sore Eyes, Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell. being
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effects are pleasant and safe. for infants who
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1t has the highestprofessional testimonials. Sol
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or 80 cents for One Box or 81 for Four Boxes.
Address JAS. DURNO. 2. D. COX 1885,
III - 2 E-.. New ork City.
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ALLCOCK,s POROUS PLAsTERs.

). ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
oa -a.. ALLENTOWN, Pa, April 4, 1885,.
:Messrs. T. ALLCoCK d Co.: +,.ff 70 t..t9l
b.: Dear S3rs-My daughter used one of your Porous
PIasters She had very bad pain in her side, and
it cured her in one week. Yours truly. -
-'f JOHN v. N. HUNTER.
We refer to the
Forty Thousand Druggists
who sell our Pasters to their high sterling char
acter s,
81 'ALLCOCK 4 CO., Agency, Brandreth House,
New York. -, ~. -, il.';.,.-.f.
= Sold by all Druggists. meh2O-d&wlm
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PROCLAMATION!.

MAYORS OFFICE, =
Az COLUMBUS, OHIO, March %, 1871
TN PURSUANCE OF. AN ACT OF THE
4 General Assembly of the State of Ohio, ITO
suppress the sale of sPiritqOus liquors the days
of lelection, passed March 10, A. D. 1854 it is
hereby ordered that all persons who sell or barter
spirituous, Vinous, or malt liquors within the city
Of Columbus. close their respective establishments
on MONDAY, the 1ss day OF APRIL next. And It is
hereby made the duty of the MARSHAL and Police
officers of this city to that this order is strictly
complied with. and bring forthwith before me all
offenders against thepro7isons of the statute Afore
'N' -sF'fz.i. @" '.o2 JAMES G. BULL. .',iis
mch30-d2t 2 'n Itt-itE 81 Mayor.
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NoHTCE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
L DERSIGNED has been duly appointed and
qualified Administrator of the estate of Dennis
Morarty. late of Franklin County, Ohio, deceased.
apil-w3w-G GEO. L.iCONVERSE.
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Free to EverybodyI..

A Large PIP, Circular. giving information of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes. .
1t teaches how the homeIy may become beautiful.
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved. ii
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address. andreeeive copy post paid, by re-
turn mail. go9BsbIa VisIiti..ua ao9a.- .-st
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OARRET5.

TUST RECEIVED. A LARGE AS.
= sorrment of BRUSSELS and INGRAM
CARPETS of entirely new patterns.
80 Consumers will find it to their advantage to call
at No. 5 GWYNNE BLOCK, before purchasing
elsewhere. JESSE r. STONE.
:mchl6-d 2taw2m
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET


.. FOR GOvERNOR,
ALLEN 6. THURMAN, Of Franklin.
,...,.ssa = LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, ...E
DANIEL 3. UE1L, Of Holmesi
FREksURER OF STATE.
q. FULTON Of Crawford.
ssserA = AUDITOR OF STATE,
e. JOHN McELWEE, of Butler.
.laafsaTa ATTORNEY GENERAL. 9E2fs
FRANK H. HURDs Of Knox.
s SUPREME JUDGE,
THO WAS m. KEY, of Hamilton.
v-aa coMPTRoLLER OF FHE TREAsgRY,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN jr., of Williams.
MEMBER BOARD PUBLIC WORKS.
ARTRGR HUGHES, of CuyahoEa.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.

Mr.. Ellsler takes pleasure in announcing that he
has completed arrangements for the pfoductlOnIf +
the highly successful. original grand, romantic,
magical and spectacular drama, entitled thel ,i1
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AMUSEMENTs

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-Mss Richings English
opera troupe begin an engagement this eve
ming. The ever-popular bohemian GiTJ has
been selected for this evenings entertainment
with Miss Richings, Mrs. Arnold, Messrs. Castle
Campbell, Wylie, and Seguin in the cast. To
morrow evening La SOnndnlbuld "Wednesday eve
Mug, Martha. Several new operas are under
lined for early production.
ARCH STREET THEATRE NobodlPs Ddughte,'
has been so successful that il will be presented
again this evening, with Miss Kate Reynolds in
her great triple part. The gambling scene is
one OF the most exciting we have ever wit
messed. On Monday evening next Mrs. John
Drew appears in Olive Logan's new American
comedy OF Su7J, which has been prepared for
the stage with unusual care, and is to be pro.
duced with entirely new scenery, dresses, and
properties.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-Beneft of Mr..
Thomas j. Hempbill, business manager. The
operetta of the Grand Duchess of GerolStein
will be presented, with Mrs. Gomersal in the
title role, The beautiful comedy of the Soldiers
Daughter will also be played, with Miss Alice
Gray as the widow Cheerly.n
AT THE CHEsNUT Mrs. d. P. Bowers will play
Mary Stuart this evening, for the last time but
enc.
AT THE AMERICAN THEATRE an excellent per-
torn ance is offered tonight, including two bal
lets, two pantomimes, farce, and many songs
and dances.
The BUNYAN TABLEAUX, which have been very
attractive in New YORK, will be produced this
week at National Hall, beginning on Wednesday
next
CARNcRoss & DIxBY give their H.uTah Trip
Around the World, together with Meded, per-
formed by highly-colored Madame Ristori, and
other good things.
MR.. CARL SENTz will give his fifth matinee, at
Horticultural Hall, next Thursday afternoon.
FDwIN FORREST appears at the Walnut Street
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EOR SALE.

IN BLIC SALE.
Esl THOMAS d SONS, Auctloneers.
ELEGANT COUNTRY RES IDENCE, CHURCH
Lane third house east of the Railroad, Germantown
CS UEsDRY Oct e. 1857 at S ocoo noon will
besold atPqblIc Sale at the Philadelphia Exchange,
ee erected 9a The sn2 northwest aIs
saeoT wf BaeabnE M ae set m for
this and Other grognd formerly OF SAID uLIeyoI L n;
the same north a deg 80 mn west 29s feet inches
OF ELIZABETH Ann Hemsley thence partly along the
said Elizabeth Ann Hemsleys ground and srtly by
west leo feet inches to line which divides this from
land now , or iate OF ~ James r. Iambdn thence by
inch to Church lsne thence along the northwesterly
feet Inches TO point, and thence north deg. 2s
mn easE IS feet inches 10 The place Of beginning
erected situate on the southeast side of Arma street.
corner Of this and other GROUND formerly Of Trevor
7. Fowler, but now of Elizabeth Ann Hens
street south I2 deg 20 min west feet thence south
F6wer but now Of EmmS a. swan l9 ee thence
by the same south ~ deg 40 mn west 80 feet; thence
Of Charles II. shoemsier and d Robert Rob n T6omas 81
t.et hence north ~ deg 40 min east partly BY
by the above described lot 65 feet, and thence north
AnR RHSmse "a ee 20 the place Of begnnng
Under and subject as respects part Of the Loo last
and extending in depth i9i feet % the tree use and
and assigns owners tenants, occupers of her premises
bounding thereon at all times hereafter passage
gas and water pipes therein in common with the said
Spencer H. Hazard, his heirs and assigns, and occu-
piers of his premises bounding thereon0 The house
is well built and is Handsomely finished with all the
modern conveniences has parlor, library dining
Toom and large pantry with hot and cold water, and
two kitchens on the first floors six chambers, bath
room, and water-closet third floor, large and small
store-room and two attcs, observatory closed in with
glass; from which there is fine view OF the surround
Ing country. ....... ..
No expense has been spared in fitting up the house
the residence OF the resent owner. IL has every
venience-statonary washstAnds low down
CRATES. bay windows, piazza extending around three
sides OF the house, Ihe grounds taStetuly latd
out with abundance of shade trees. gravel walks,
vegetable garden. The carriage avenue Armat
street is 1856 feet long and l5 feet wide entirely
shaded by superb avenue Of trees making beauti-
tul promenade; Also stone stable and carriage
house with ACCOMMODATIONS for four horses and four
riages, built la the best manner, with oak stalls
and posts hay-loft, and coachmans room. the ioca-
tion is one of the most healthy and convenient In
Germantown. From Church lane station IL a only
three minutes by paved walk, and from the village
depot only ten minutes. r.
Terms-Cash. Immediate possession, Plan at the
Auction oC ms.
May be examined any day previous to sale.
NJ. THO MAS d SONS, Auctioneers,
Nos. 139 and III 3. FOURTH Street.
Philadelphia October, 1867 10 2l 7t
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MkMORANt A.
Steamship Stars and Stripes, Holmes for Philadel-
pbia, sailed from II avanR 26th Inst
steamship Wyoming. Teal, for PhlladelpniA sailed
from Savannah 26th inst.
Steamship Pioneer, Bennett for Phlad elpha, sailed
from Wilmingt 26th Inst
schr VIM. b. Mann, stanford, hence, at savannah
yesterday. -
cleared Rt MiddletOwn 18th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS,
Notice ls hereby given OF the Ieesta6llshment OF
light on York Spit, Chesapeake Bay The station is
new marked by vessel schooner. rlRged ana painted
yellow, showing single reflector hxed white lght'
vhch may be seen at n distance OF eight miles.
Norfolk. oct. 22 1867
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ARRIVED SATURDAY..

Br. barque Myrtle stevenson, SO days from Liver
pool, with mdse. TO J. Il. PenrOse.
with kTyote to Penna. Salt Co.-vessel 10 ]. i. Baz
flr brig Natrona Robinson, 81 days from IvIgtut
with kryoe TO Penna. salt Co.-Vessel TO ]. e. Baz
isr brig Normandy, OTIS 85 days from Iviptut with
kTyolite to Penna- Salt Co.-vesse 10 j. B. Bailey
to J.. Westefgaard d Co.
Brig CiIcassisn Bunker, days from Boston, in bal
Br schT Jane Brundage Dix, 25 days from Ivigtut
with kryohe to Penna. Salt Oo.-vessel to J. K. Baz
sehr II. +. Russell, Mehafey. from NIiddletown
with stone 70 captain.
Sehr w w. Pharo, Allen. 10 days from Savannah
with lumber, ETC, 70 IAthbuTy, Wickersham d Co.
Schr Golden Eagle, HOwes, days from New Red.
foTd; WIN 9ll 70 shoher q 20.
sail 10 W Bumm a. SON. ' A'iA' WIN
viii grain 10 j. /. Bewiey q Go. creek
sehr Marion, kiee, &c, day from Newport with grain
~ sebT i r. w, Townsend Maxon, day from Frederioa
scbf ATiadne, Thomas l day from Smyrna with
sehr j. b. Allen, Case. from NantuckeL
sehr Admiral, 5teeman, rom BOSTON
Robr Nj Riley, kileY rom Boston.
ESbr II w Hall, Pow ell from Boston.
schr A. ii. Edwards, Barrett, from Boston,
shr ohr T. N Fiansaan Shaw, from Boston.
Scbr N KipnIe Sprague, from New BEDFORD
Hchr q. Watson, NlcE eTson itp t5nn NSE new Haven
scbr II w Vanneman, sharp. rom Jersey Slty'
scbr W. p Phllips someIs iEO fon nav YORK
with mdGe 10 w. M. Baird n Co -, ,,,o,,y,oa MIN
Steamship AlexandTia, Platt from hchmohoi WIN
eSe eesmsEw 70 w Ea r CSg eTk Marshall washington
with mdse 10 W. 4. Clyde q 70, n. ho,rs tropo yJaxv
YoTE With IN mdse. to W. p clyde a %. ~. -
1 Steamer sarah, Jones "a hours nom New YORK
with mdse. 70 W. M Baird a 90. ,,.,,,,,,o with
Tug 'rhos Jefferson. Allen, from BALTIMORE WIN
Tow OF DargeA 70 W. p. Clyde q Co.
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CAMDEN AFFFARS.

FmE.-The alarm of fire about a quarter
past seven O'clock last evening was occ lsioned
py lne burning OF about elghty-hye tons of salt
hay belonging to Messrs. J. f. q J. w. Starr. 1t
wa bloIeu @ IN an open lot on the premises OF the
AessIs, e'arr and was, no doubt, fired by an in
! n close proximity TO the burning lot but
through the active exertions of the Rremen IL
was saved The loss win be in the neigh6orhood
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
BaI que Czarowich, Mormon, 40 days from PAtras
with Currants 10 Isaac Jeanes 81 Co.

CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, Charleston, Lathbury
Wickersham & Co.
steamship Roman, Boggs. Boston, II. Winsor & Co.
Barqne freunoes, Bondhund, Antwerp, L. Wester-
schr r, souder, Crosby, Boston. E. A. souder d Co.
q Co. -
Schr Roanoke, Barrett, Hartford, Tyler q Co.
Schr H. Allen, Case, Pawtucket Castner, Stickney
d Wellington.
schr e 7. Allen. Corson, Boston. Hammett q Neill.
5chr J' M Flanagan, Shaw, Boston, e. r. Sawyer d
schr Reading RR. No. n, Carroll, Bridgeport wanne-
sohr Admiral, steelman, Boston, Van Dusen, Loch-
man d Co.
schr M. Riley, Riley, Boston. Captain.
Schr j. A, Sheppard, BeTrell, Charlestown Captain
Str Il. Franklin PersOn, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
str MayhOweF, Robinson, New York w. P.Clydet6Co.
Str Norfolk, Vance. Richmond, w. p. Clyde a. 90.
str New York, Marshall, Washington, do.
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Auen for Baltimore with tow
Oi bargea w. i. Olyde q 90.
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GOVERNMENT SALES,
GALE OF METALS, NEW QUARTERMAs-
10 TER STORES, AND LUMBER.


DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
WAsHINGTON, ID. O., Oct 25, 1867.
VIII be sold at public auction, on MONDAY, No
Brevet Colonel a. p Blunt A. @ M II'--.-
so HORSES and 81 MULES, more or less. .-
80 AM BULANI ES, worn. ... 2, H-,H.
$50 ARMY WAGONS, worn.
Spring do. do . .l DID
Several of these Spring Wagons are very supe-
The Mules offered very select lot, well worthy
the attention of purchasers. fal = .fEJ Tul
After which the following Metals and Quartermas-
ter Stores, entirely new, 10 witt 400 .I l
l,l6O,000 lbs. Iron 100000 lbs. Steel, assorted,
5000 I" Copper, 10000 (" Chains, do. =
1900 Copper bot $1,000 Bolts. Il ~
. toms, -. 1000 Stove Feet, aet- in
1000 lbs. Lead, 5000 Broom Handles
50o,U00 q Horse shoes 800 Lamp Chlmneys q
100000 -" Mule do. 500 pieces Lamp Wick.
Together with number OF miscellaneous articles.
consisting In part of Carpenters and Blacksmiths'
Tools sash eighs, Knives, Engines. Globe Valves,
Fire Brick, etc etc. ~
Also, the following Wngonm akers' Lumber
5000 feet IL Inch Oak 5000 feet 5-inch Oak
5000 feet 2inch do. do. 5000 feet 4-lnch Hickory
1900 feet 21s inch do. do @ Plank,
AZ feet 8-lnch do do 1900 feet Plank, assorted
10000 feet 4-inch do. do. sizes.
Sale TO commence at 10 A. NJ, and continue from
day to day until all are sold.
Horses Mules, and Wagons will be sold sngly other
The Metals will be delivered to purchasers at sixth
street wharf or at railroad depot. n
Catalogues of sale be had on application. Ga li
By order OF the QuaTlermaster-G GeneraL
t.T.r E. -rr .t. j. q. MCFERRAN. Hr.r
Deputy Quartern ster General,
10 28 l2t Brevet Brigader- Gen. U. 8. Army,
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unusual amount of business. The two men who
broke into and attempted to rob French's
store, at the corner of Front and Market streets,
were sentenced TO FIVE years each In the State
Prison. Justice was similarly dealt cut to all
others who had committed ofenses against the
laws
VIcTnuzED.-On Saturday man called at
the residence of Mr.. Shuitzine, on Berkeley
street. above Fifth, and represented to his wife
that her husband wanted $40. She told him she
was not possessed of that sum, but would send
50. This the individual took, and departed
When Mr., Shuitzine came home TO dinner he was
informed of the fact. He denied all knowledge
of the man who had obtained the money. lt
only remains to say that neither man nor
money has been heard of since.
SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN About
two hundred books of various sizes and kinds
were found stored away in lumber pile on
Delaware avenue, between Market and Plum
streets, yesterday. They are supposed to have
been stolen. officer Mason took charge of and
conveyed them to the Mayors Office.
HORSE THEvEs.-The horse thieves have been
operating very extensively in the vicinity of
Camden of late. No less than twelve horses
have been stolen within two weeks. In some
cases the horses have been recovered, but in not
one instance has the thief been brought to
Justice.
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M THOMAS d SONS, NOS. 139 AND la
UNls 8. FOURTH Street

SALE OF REA1, EsTATE. sTocKs ETC
incInde:- ~ " - ' A'0' " 0 N'Heo' "iii
share share Mere MereaPtile D tne.d d6daEy Paa s.ooio,,o
10 Shares Steubenyiile and Indiana Railroad new,
IT sIa ros rs,9,syI oiIio , % ~
Lives a5d GTabtiSg AnnaIies ioF insurance Oh
70 I..6a shares res Horlioutursl IA Hall ,0oo
ioS Shares CanoSen and St'apfic Railroad fnra
ierTedS i''ie' o'lnN'H anu A'"''0 p'0
49Soo' ii}orcIav Goal 10 ? mar cant bonds
StZgvU M 0h0n Sanad ct pei ceR Gt oohSs 1,,
way Co.
Isss Ferry nag Sc side Mar
FIVE s5e0 hon9s SnsnneSannS steam Tn1ber and
Taih Nils lis and TnmbeT DTying co '1uA''ei "NN
able store "a AMI 0ihh0N Oi' N' T. 0ofner-N" "iu'
SHEsTgT E2 4GSpX@Taple $ pIn% d 81 store voro,,0
store. -
FOURTH No PA (southj~EIegant Residence
M no, zS eads2nt ReSdance
fIFI EENTH AND LON oARD, n. w. corner
MPqSFE PqNF. FsSl9enee Noi ae2IeModern Residence.
TWENTiETH " AND WiICoX"sIore and Dwell
SHiFPfN Nos 1915 and i6i7NTwo Dwellings
1Nb Resi-
dence.
wss SS eRlsel RBwHng Lot
o,ioMMihENS oIMMihNTH'sECoND' No l7O (north) : Modern
Front, Co. 10, 2i5 Sn9rth)-store and Dwelling ex-
kARM AND GoUNTRY nj M SEAT Is acreS1At Pao
C3ssteF G0usy NV "a, 1 ON 'e Lancaster 'urnpkeoo
Calh4osues NO" leauy' llVZo7
eT1prp1Op EIrpN1rTTTpT DOSpv-OOD DrANrO
~ NJ IN ffT ~ P1 III MTPpoP r "a y
VELVET CARPET, RI, sSN e N &c.
,,-,,o -. On TUESDAY M0rning'
October ~ ~ 10 O'CLOCK az NO. lSUS Pine street by
0a'alosue 'ue ep'l'e Iu' 'hl'ule' . lh=fa al
FTVHOMAC PTRCu & CON ATTCTTnNERpc G
~ - SoII ~ ISICSJ 49,
nm ~ St. n iS 30 lllV
tt noN'CA SIhSeti rear eAVIahCe NV' AIVi SaIsOAn
sieeV' .... ...........
c,,o =. =, . 90, nTax,.o. Co..
r71TIrTTs 1 a. ~ og III i%' ~ ~ u prrg
Mn LiIT5rl ~ IN r. ~ Iq9 n a, 1IS 70 u,
11iE " A A'A1'N NA'-A-' - AAOA''n"'
A. N o,o,oo,, ~ CO.. III, ,Ii ~ -,
tba ~ tsat a. : T ~ ii nv sVio
W. SI ~ eSo ~ t t "a VI y
~ ~ ~ Ssnt olsS poIler WIN tne pipes
% water boiler, two steam tables and xures, seven
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING. - On
Saturday afternoon, as a number of men were
engaged at the Navy Yard wharf in raising a
large anchor the tackle gave way, and one of
the workmen was Whrled from his position,
over the wharf, but saved himself from falling
into the river by holding on to the rope The
balance of the men also made narrow escape
from being injured by the falling derrick.
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DBUNKBNEEss.- .-lntemperance seems IA be
the increase in Camden. Scarcely a nipht
asses but three or tour, sometimes six, indiyi
NO drinks, end themselves locked up in the
tation House. Frequently lawyers, but more
generally doctors, are in this unfortunate con.
dhiouI SUNDAY Is as bad as week day. There
is good field for temperance advocates IN
Camden. .....
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Auc nON SALES.

Al &C l. h l. l. a N b o. g.
M (suecegsors g Phinl Ford q Ce,A
: AUCTIoNEhBs 40. SOD NARKET sheeA ID.
SALE OF 1900 oAsEEss BOOTS, SHOES BRO
on Thursday Morning, ~, -, ,-
oT easb f@g cases as Youths
Boots Shoes, BroG ans, Bamorals etc; lle 20 ~
which The early attention Of the trade is called. -
TOHN b. MYERS q Co, AUCTIONESRF
- Nos. 2s2 and 2si MARKET Street
LARGE PERFMPToR9 SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES.
BROGANS, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC.
october 20 at 10 O'Clock on tour months credit 2oOO
packages boots, shoes balmoras, etc, OF el.y ana
Eastern manufacture. lIOA ~
IMPORTANT SPECIAL PACKAGE SALE
OF DOMESTIC COTTON AND WOOBLEN GOODS,
ON Wednesday Morning, oct. 80,
Alto O'Clock, on four months credit, aud part for
cash. Z ySSEssBs. FRANCIS SKINNER &. co.
cIoaEngs, tweed, beavers, fancy cassimeres fanneis
eases eSc 20 eot6S s1Hss 30 ases hsrboT
corset jeans, 10 cases Somerset cOlOred jeans, 20
'rVsseS Ws S ETaIdd add pSSi to ne e'S above .
80 cases Raleigh balmoral skrts 70 cases blue apron
checks, denms, slripes, and ticksi % bales army
blankets, % cases military goo0s 10 cases Nebraska
of The Beaver Valley wooen Mill; also, cases Rob
Roy Ga cheeks striped cassimeres, and general
20 TeaGys for With caa
logues, on The day before sale. 10 A
LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF ZEPHYR KNIT
GOODS.
On FEiuay morning,
November l. at 10 o'clock, on four months credit,
by OTuer Of Mr. Thomas Dolan; embracing lines Of
hoods breakfast shawls childrens and misses
CCaks scaTfs, childrens coats, ladies' sOntags etc,
being the balance Of stock of the Keystone Knitting
Mills, 10 70 5t
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINas, ETC.
On Friday morning,
November /, at IL o'clock on four months credit,
about 200 pieces ingram, Venetian list hemp cottage,
and rag carpetings. no 265t
I Nj. GUMMEY & SONS, AUCTIONEERS,
- . No. 5OS WALNUT Street,
Hold Regular Sales of
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE
Handbills of each property Issued separately.
1000 catalogues published and circulated, containing
full descriptions of property to be sold also par.
al list of property contained in Real Estate
gister, and offered at private sale.
Sales advertised daily in all the daily newspapers
M THOMAS d SONS, NOS. l39 AND LAC
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