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FOR SALE.

A DMIKISTRATORs' SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE.-By order OF the Orphans
Court OF the County Monmouth In the state OF New
Jersey, will be sold at Public sale. on the 2sth inst,
TRACT OF LAND, containing about 6 acreB, late the
estate OF Benjamin A. Shoemaker, deceased situate at
Long Branch, about quarter of mile nom the
beach, being very desirable tor building lots. For par
ROBERT ALLEN, JR., Attorney,
Red Bank, Monmouth County, N. j.
WOOLMAN BTOK IfS, Long Branch.
Or, EDMUND N. GRURDY, No. 229 MARKET
Street Philadelphia, WILLIAM p. ELLIS, No. 1904
N. SEV ERTH St., Philadelphia Administrators.
IL 579ll Is l5 10 Is 20 % "a 2S 1876
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1rrEsr IERsEY RAILRoAp LINES. FRnM

w foot OF MARKET street Upper Ferry),
Commencing TUESDAY, September ~, 1857.
For Bridgeton, salen VineAaud Mlllvnle, and In
For Cape May $3.50 p. NJ.
For Woodbury. at 500 A. M,, and $3.50 and 600 p NJ.
Freight Train leaves Camden At IL NJ (nOon) daily.
Freight will be received at Second Covered WhAn
below Walnut street, from 100 A. NJ until 500 p M
same day.
Freight Delivery. NO. S2s g. DELAWARE Avenue
SaR WILLIAM ], BEWFLL. BupeFintendont
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CAMDEN WATER.-The hydrant water which
the Of Camden are obliged to drink at the
taste but there is little of it, The capacity of
the water works is either entirely Inadequate to sup.
ply the demand, or else those who have charge of
them are endeavoriHg to see VI on how small guam
tity of the aqueous element population of twenty
"a
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Weston the Pedestrian.

CLEVELAND, Nov. l6.-Weston, on his hum
dred. mile feat, reached Erie, Pa, at IL O'Clock
noon. and leaves at 1890 for AshtabuIa, the
one hundred mile terminus He has made
ffty-eight miles in thirteen hours and four
minutes, and not the least fatigued. The ex-
citement is great and increasing,
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Steamer King PhiIip Burned.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16-The steamer King
Philip, owned by Messrs. Palmer & Shelton,
laden with grain, took fire about 0 o'clock this
morning, at the dock foot OF Norris street,
Jersey City, and burned to the waters edge
The loss is about $50 900.
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A NOISY IRIsHMAN.-Patr Doyle, a SON OF

1NUIbI DUyIB,
the Emerald Isle. who is in his element when he has
plenty ot the "cratur, arrested last evening
OMcer Mortland for insulting females on Line street,
in the South Ward. Pat as usual. was drunk. Unlike
most men in an inebriated condition, single
instead OF double He imagined two females were
one and that his wife, whom he is in the
habit OF beating. He did not strike either OF the
omen. but he made threats to- and this caused his
Incarceration in the lookup. He had hearing
and fined.
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-This morning, on
motion of James r. Booth, Esq., Mr. John f.
McDevitt was admitted to practice as an at
torney and counsellor-at-law in the Courts of
this city and county. Mr.. McDevitt has been
connected with the journalistic profession In
this city for number of years, as phono-
graphic reporter and editor. Now that he has
taken farewell OF the scissors paste-pot, and
pen, we give him friendly salutation at part
ing, and wish him all success in his new pro.
fesstOn,
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REV. NEWMAN HALL's LECTURE this evening is
one that will be of special interest to all who
are interested In missionary labor in Philadel-
phia or elsewhere. The Rev. DR.. Hall will give
q vivid and instructive account of his mis-
sionary efforts in London, which have resulted
in untold good, gathering thousands into the
the Sabbath schools and prayer meetings
many of these becoming missionaries them
selves. Those who would enjoy rich treat
should avail themselves of this opportunity, as
this will be his last lecture in our city,
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Our stock is manufactured with especial care for
this seasons sales. We dy conpGttiol n frteH and
VdffetV on assortment. and l style, 1T, and make Of
goods. Prices dtlCdys gtgrdntced t2Wer than ne
IoiCesf eJge7gHcye and fH satisfaction guaranteed
every puf chaser the sales cancelled and money
Nnded
FJ|th and - TOWER HALL,
Sigm StTeetS.) No. 5i8 MARKET STREET,
AND No 600 BROADWAY, New YoRK.
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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT. publish else
where the correspondence between some fifty
OF our leading citizens and Mrs. Josephine
Schimpf, the eminent Philadelphia cautatrice,
relative TO grand complimentary Concert TO
pc rendered to the latter, at Concert Hall, on
the 3D. of December Mrs. Schimpf has done
great deal to popularize music in our city, and
TO encourage proper and even exalted m usical
taste among our young people, and she de-
serves the most generous benizons of our
pifiZppg
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Shin News.

SToNINGToN, Conn.,. Nov. l6-The schooner
Henry was cast OFF of Newport during heavy
gale nov, prevailing here, and ran afoul Of other
minutes she was completely dismantled, drift
log into the railroad wharf There is nothing
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New CULvERTs.-Culverts are being laid on
Pine and Benson streets They rapidly approach
ing completion, and the residents in the neighbor-
hood viii not be troubled any more with water in
their cellars.
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AssAULT.--Mrs. McCauley lives in the third
story front OF No. 775S 5. Seventh street. Yester-
day william Larue was, with friend, in an
adjOin ing house, and, while there, he heard a
scufie. Going ont he found Mrs. MoCauley; as
in turn, pounded and kicked her, for which he
was arrested, and committed by Alderman
Raitler
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HENRY VINCENT, Esq, the popular English
lecture in this city, on the evenings of Novem-
Der 26 and Is. The lectures will be given in
Concert Hall, under the auspices OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, the subject of the
first being "John Milton, the Scholar. Poet, and
Patriot" and the last, "GaIibaldi and the
italian Movement for UNITY and Freedom.n
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OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETENsBs.-
George W. Holmes, Jr residing at the In
Pierre House, was before Alderman Jones yes
terday, on the charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses from Agnew & Co.. No. S39
Chestnut street. He was bound over In $500 ball
to amman ut the next Ierm of Cnnrt
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AID FOR THE DEsTTUTB.-Yesterda after
noon S. was received at the Mayors OfIioe to
aid Mrs. Fuller and her children, WHO travelled
on foot from Lynn, Mass, to this city, to reach
her friends at Norfolk. Are there not other
persons who can send in a subscription for the
same purpose?
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Would TAKE IT.-An individual, named
John George Prichard. entered the store No. 24l
N. Water street, this morning, and picked up a
bag OF corn. He was proceeding to leave with
it, when one employed in the store requested
him 10 lay IL down. He complied, and went
out. In a short time he returned, picked up
the bag again, and left. The employe followed
him to Front and Race, and handed him over
to the custody of an officer. Alderman Hurley
comm U ed him in default of $500 bail.
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SERIOUS CHAReE.-This morning about five
o'clock, a crate OF straw, standing in the midst
of others, before Franks auction store, on
Noble street, near Second, was found to be on
fire. Had it not been speedily extinguished, a
serious contlagration would have resulted. The
Sergeant of the Second District arrested one
John Kennedy, on the oath of citizen. who
swoTe that Kennedy affirmed that he had set
the crate on fire. Alderman TOland committed
the accused in default OF $1,000 bail for further
hearing,
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Snow Storm.

CONCORD, Nov. l6-It has been showing
heavily here all this morning
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GENERAL PETER LYLE, we are happy to be
able to state, is improving as well as could be
expected, Notwithstanding the report to the
contrary which gained oredence yesterday
afternoon. His fractured limb is rapidly heal
ing and In a week II Is anticipated by his
friends that he will again be up ana able 10
attend TO his duties.
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Two FINE NEW CHRoMos are Just announced
from the establishment Of L. Prapg Co. Of Boston;
are entitled respectively "Under the Apple Tree and
"ResL on the Roadside" These two splendid pictures
are Intended for companion pieces. and AFTER Oil
paintings by Niles, who has achieved high reputa-
fion for happy rendition OF scenes in childlife The
first represents boy who is happy In contem plating
the contents OF a barrel under an apple tree; while
the other pictures little girl reposing by the ad-
side ngst the rocks aud shrubbery, with pecu-
liar express of childish innocence and meekness
on her bewitchng countenance. These handsome
and attractive chrOmos are each by Inches In dl
nension and the price of she pair is but $780, They
for sale by G. w Pitcher No sos Chestnut street
and Dufield Ashmead, No. 7l4 Chesnut street,
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7 OST-IN GOING PROM NINETEENTH
l. and Arch streets TO Seventeenth and Pine streets,
q Child's Gold Oval BREASTPIN, with bar across
It, A liberal reward Will be paid by leaving Il at No.
IVA PINE Street. IL II 3L%
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A RARE CHANCE.-S2OOO FOR A THIRD
IA interest in OF the best inventions OF the age,
A fortune can be made In short time. with little
capital. Further Information at No. 6l9 Walnut
street, Room No. II, for one week It's
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THE DEATH of the estimable wife Of William
b. Reed ESQ, OF this city, Is announced
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SUPPOSED SMUoGLERs.-Three negroes, hail
ing from Cuba, named Emanuel Martinman,
Antonio Montunique. and Benito Podin, were
arrested in the Fifth District on the charge OF
smuggling cigars in their carpet-bags. Alder
man Swift committed them.
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a A COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM F0REa
EYSale-Fihy or One Hundred Acres, Bristol II
pike above th seven milestone, and near Tacony.
Mansion House Factory, and Dwellings 70 let
Apply to r. WHITAKER BIO. 6lO LOCUST st. lll62t~
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RAGs.-Joseph Stall was taken in custody
on Dock street for stealing carpet rags. Tue
theft was discovered when the rags were Off sred
for sale by two little boys. Alderman Morrow
committed him,
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DIED..

REED Suddenly at Chestnut Hill, on the evening
ofthe 18th Instant, MARY L., wife OF William b.
Funeral service at the Church OF St. James the Less
on Tuesday the 10Th instant, al hafpast " O'Clock
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AGENCY OF THE
Union Pacific Railroad Company
OFFICE OF
DE HAVEN g. BROTHER,

DE HAVEN g. BROTHER,
no. 40 SOUTH THIRD STHEEE'
,PH1LADmPHIA, November 7, 1897
We desire to ca ,IattentOn 10 the difference In the
relative price OF the First Mortgage Bonds OF Union
Pacific Railroad, and the price Of Governments
we would to-day give these bonds and pay DIFF
terence OF
H,sSa.SS 40 do b-2cs OF 1862
H999y.omO 10 do b-2Os Of 1884
Eeea.gS do do b-2Cs OF 1865,
HssSoS do do SKIS OF '6s Jan. q Jul
E99S,oS d0 do. B2is Of'67.
si99aaSs do do, ~ cent. l0-40B.
.yee9g.5S 40 do, 1910 Cy. June issue
~ SS Do do. 7SlOCy July Issue.
For every thousand d,llara.)
We offer these Bonds to the public with every con-
hdence In their security.
uum DE HAVEN g. BRO.
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T HIRD EDITIO N
A MYSTERY IN CLEVELAND.
Steamer Burned in New York
This Morning.

Later Commercial News from Europe,
Ets., EtC., Etc, Ete., ETC., Eto.
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

NEe> PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
SslAAlRA4s BOILER W0RKS.-NEAFIE q LEVY,
PHAUIICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS.
MACHINISTs. BOILkR~MAKERS, BLACK
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having for many years
been in successful operation and been exclusively
engaged IN building and repairing Marine and River
Tanks, Propelers, ETC., etc. respectfully offer their
services the public being fully prepared to con-
tract for engines OF all sizes, Marine River, and
Stationary; having sets OF atterns OF different Sizes
prepared TO execute orders with quick despatch.
Every description of pattern making made at the
shortest notice. High and Low-pres3ure Fine.
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers, OF the best Pennsyl-
yania charcoal iron Forgngs Of all sizes and kinds;
Iron and Brass Castings of all descrp ptiOns; Roll
Turning Screw Cutting, and all other work connected
with the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done
at the establishment free OF charge, and work
anteed.
The subscribers have ample wharEdock room for
repairs Of boats where they can lie In pertectaafety,
and are provided with shears, blocks tails, etc. etos
JACOB O. NEAFIB.
JOHN p, LEVY,
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MARRIED.

For additional Marriages and Deaths see Third Page
sIMON-BAILEY.-On the llth instant by Rev;
r. j, Carson, Mr.. JACOB s. SIMON, formerly OF
Richmond, Virginia, and Miss ANNA e. BAILEY
eldest ghter OF Joseph Bailey. ESQ., Of this CITY,
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HERRING's FIREPRooF SAFES.

FARRELL, HERRING & co,
No. 627 CHESNUT Street.
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READ THE TESTIMONY

GREAT FIRE IN CHARLESTON, S. C.
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HERRTNG"S SAFE AGAIN TRTUArPHA Mt!
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THE WAY TO TEST SAFES.

pA AssING A FIERY oRDEA
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Gtdrh anitridJ,

Der SIOnomif8iie Mffftet5 sen man brau6en fam,
inSem er bins Mugefdtr Elm Gent toitet, UNI bic
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East aIte 2eiupanb Jpie ueu eri9einen.
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pieI Idneer rein unb eriparen babHt9 Bet Mnb Arbet
oes Bdf9ens
Garantiffs ben &teieern lidbt ~ fbao@I.a9
25eehts p aa$seS eIpssalef1 qbat.fat RunSen.
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~ Sic @iiaStIpbia StrdBeneiiens
babuen bahtr i'm lekten iSabr cine Sin
nadine bon So, 8S0;268 eebabt; 0as
ertDeilt ttne tdsltde. @d1fa9iersabl bon
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Raifer : 8Ian.

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10 Gents bas Qdften. 2tbe-aler 8abat ftr SdnbIer.
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perlanst, oenen mir ausge seitnste 8erglnfieungen
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In5yrelB y sSinIeS'
(tdsliA urtb tu6Aentlt@).


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Tduen pom Brtranfb eitsh ferofuIofe, Ipmpati1 en-
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u Sic ser. Stanten erjs,i8en i6hr,
LID 500 Ntitlionen RfuaD gaittaipoHe.
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SCENE Slntarmrtb unS SIei6fubt
ntebr. ,sas2 5asa u
Observation-Disclosures Gilensgeatrcn bon

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telt oamit bic beiten Grfolge. e.sFs1 o.
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Seaer Mnssellrunas:.

Sirop hipophosphite de chauN unter
pbospbosislaurer 8aHiprltp.)
Eieies neue 6eIuttteI ruirtt GnsseSeiGnet ben Gu.
bcrculole mad SbmineiHbt, oeren 9etn9rtI9ere
Spmptome es iofort beieitigt.
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rs6*l@arrett 81. 8arrb, 3abImeifs. in
her @abg, lbieh aus ieiuem Soften aus
Seine Mbrednuns9 bis alnl L. Sanuar
aeiate, bob er $14,732, 555.12 in, Sipei
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ausgesabIt. 8piiden ieiner NbrednunsI
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stertn gubttents ergdb I'D cine Oife>
ren3 non anfHr % Gents. 75E'ni =
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= SrOlpa & Hufins'
NinMpS fir bas SDlf,
40 @fOO.Me cit, sEslu aOfE


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