The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-12

Safe were as perfect when first deposited In It, and
OnehRlf OF the water in the steam tubes still re-
NAMED Such was the report made by the Committee,
and in the face OF these facts must concede that
Evans & watson's Safes, with Sanborn's Steam I'm
provement are practically ndestructible
Best Made Cgotbtno IN IaRodclphta,
rs BS:t = 1fSSc Sc S9tsg SsSt"g IN n Pf%SaaSsSSss P%a%eSag
At TbtOer Hau
Al T0tUeT Hall
Our stock is manufactured with especial care for
this seasons sales We dry competition IN Crtent and
goods {ess o'gag gqrant@ed5 i2loer taa ne
every purchaser or tie safes cancelled and money re-
hay lgay Oet1geea BENSETT & Co,
VSirt% streets) No. SIS MGRyET STREET,
AND No 600 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
DIR. DURB1N the great Methodist author. once at.
tempted to preach from the text, Remember Lots
wife" and made failure. Afterwards, remarking to
DIR. Bond that he did not know the reason of his
failure the venerable Doctor replied that he had bet
ter let other peoples wives alone"
"Other peoples wives" should not interfered
With, but there is harm in conveying to them the
intelligence that w. w. Alter sells nothing but the
best coal in the Market at the lowest market prices
at his yard. Ninth street. below Grard avenue, and
at his branch Office corner OF Sixth and Spring
Garden streets.
NOVEL AND ATTRACTIVE DIsPLAY,-Last night
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attracted in front OF Benefits Fancy Bazaar. No. 90
North Eighth street. to witness the peculiar window
display, and the novel mode of illuminating 1t, which
was by means of two beautiful candelabras and o
chandelier, surrounding vase of natural flowers.
The whole effect was striking, and was universally
admired The display OF flowers was really magnif-
cent This evening the style of lighting will be
repeated and we advise the public visit that locality
ss it will amply repay them,
AS THE TIME for the distribution OF the 100000
worth of presents in aid OF the Riverside Institute
draws near the demand for shares and engravings
increases. Those who would avoid delay should
make immediate application at the principal office
No. 92l Chestnut street. Each share costing dollar
secures beautiful engraving and present besides.
INDIAN sUMMRR.-It is easy matter to make an
Indian 'some;" that can be done by clothing him In
the styles sold Charles Stokes & Co.'s FIrst-CIass
Clothing House, under the Continental; that will
make anybody 'some;" but to make an Indian sum-
n er IL requires the month OF November to be clothed
in the balmy atmosphere of May.
1.-THE HOME OF THE BRAyE" Will most assuredly
erected T6e people of Peqqsyiysni% are now called
CHARITY The pTesent pisn to raise money for this
purpose is POPULAR. Tickets are issued aad sold at
at the office of the Association No. 1925 Chestnut
Is to be given Mortic9itnral Hall when seven hun.
dred thousand dollars worth OF valuable presents
There iS to gift OF one hundred thousand dol
State. over forty magnificent diamond sets are also
among the presents. Such an attrActYe scheme mas
before and the MANAGERS have right TO expect large
subscriptions in conseanenee.
A GREAT PUBLIC WANT is supplied by HUM
PHRRYs HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. They are medi-
cines that father, mother, nurse, or Invalid can
ea ana WITH h promp BENEFIT p and reeG Try he
See advertisement ADDRESS HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co., No. 54i Broadway,
NJ y. ,,.,,.o a ,,,,,.so., No % ,,,u., s,,.,,,
street, byott Z Co, No. gaa NORTH Second street,
wholesale agents. Sold also by George O. Evans,
Ambrose
and Chestnut streets: Hortter Twentieth and Green
and South streets CallegGer, Third and Walnut
snail, Thirteenth and Market streets Blythe No 1920
Market street @ & S0d a1 n Ter by W. Jones'
THE MOST efiicacious and positive remedial agent
for exPellng NEURALeIA, Nerye'aehe, and all other
painful nervous diseases hea%daehe, % hystera aee
and for strengthening the nerves. is DIR, TUEEER's
ApothecaTies have it.
wH1TMAN's CHocoLATE.-The finest Chocolate for
table use, manufactured at the PHILADELPHIA steam
office and store No. I2lc Marketstreet
FINE oOSgEcTIoNs-At george W: Jenkins, No.
& Spring SsTde9 street. e cSp a pc i9Tga s
OF OfconfectiOns. Jenkins is worthy OF call.
GROVER q BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
ing Machines, No 73O Chestnut street
AMAZINGLY Lowl!!
NsTinS NsTnS SRS SRS Wool Wool URSsFwsST TRSsFwsS
Z MCISTIRE & BRoTHER, No. lO35 Chestnut street
M Unusual baducGmentSl !
E5- Unusual Inducements! =! ! -,
Rf- Unusual Indicementsi
!SB- Unusual Inducements
4dS, Unusual InducenleftS ! d!
R1' Unusual Inducements! !
e. U,siatt USssSat h$$'iSs%sntts 1.$%Ss%snt:i iiiii
[ We offer immense stock OF NeU
Clothing for MEMS aud Boys FdU ana
Winter lCedT, made IN Lte most cdTeJtG
Remember manner, and or materials bought h drS
hands. at Tutnous prices TO ne madRtJdc
Iats tells Ule ,OhoIe story.
WANAMAKER u Brown,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING House,
OAK HALL,
On THE CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
MARRIED.
RELIY-LOVE.-On the 7th Instant at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, by the Rev. samuel 10
Smith, WILLIAM IL. KELLY TO IA, AUGUSTA
LOVE, daughter OF Thomas p. WILSON, ESQ., or Yves
Philadelphia. No cards.
SCOGGINS-WISMER November II by Rev. VII
liam CathcaTt, Mr. WILEY SCOdGlN5 10 hls
SARAH WISMER, both of Philadelphia
BUDIONG.-On the morning Of the l2th instant
@iter lingering illness, WILLIAM III. bODLONto
an the S2d year OF his age
CLARRE.-on the 1Ith instant WILLIAM
OZARK IT, In the 9Th year of his age. =,
His relatives and male friends are respectfully pa
son William ID. Clarke, No. 20 IS. Third street. Cam
N l. Friday. n IL OiclOo