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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25
RIVE MATrEpn |
NEW nTs

TAKEN UP.-A BAY HORSE, with four
white feet. He'd on a saddle snd bride.
AL ut Keek's stable, prove property. pay
charres. aud take hIm away. de2i BIZ
gTANTED-A situation as BOOK-KEEPER
w by q man If several years experience IN
irst-class houses. i applicant was born and
raised in the city, has q large circle OF ae-
quaiutances, and can produce the best OF bust
ness references for honesty and capacity. VIII
be ready 10 take a situation on January LIST.
Address Q. 2. M, at this office. dec lw
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as- clreulars sent 70 address free.
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TO THE PUBLIC

Correspondence, Ga Pubic EtelS, SoHcted from
SUcrg part Of he United .SLGleS.
AJNSLTE TING & Co.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

SufrKNpED.-The Presidstt has suspended q IL
Hopkins Assessor a. Savannah, Georgia, a,surninz
that Congress ispnly taking recess
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PatLentlr - up their aaIsL beink


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Both branches Of the Louisville City Council
passed the following resolution at their Thursday
session. They are too modes. by far. a resolution
voting ] @. B gold medal for his invaluable ser
vices during the rebellion would have finished the
job
WHEREAS, To the people of Kentucky the name
and fame Of the Hon. John 9. Breckenridge is dear
and bis counsel considered valuable 90 the con-
corns Of both the State and the republic; and z.
WHEREAS The said John c. Breckinridge, at
the commencement of our late terrible war fingered
at his post in the United States Senate until all
hope was lost that the principles 10 which no bad
devoted his public life and to which we are devoted
at this day, would be treated otherwise than in de-
risive mOekery by those in power IN the land, and
experience has proven his convictions and appreei-
alton Of those in authority TO have been correct;
and "a
WHEREAS. The Hon John Q. Breckenridge has
declined 10 ask for pardon, not being gatty Of any
crime boisa 70 he lac, and we, following the ex-
ample Of tho great statesman here refrain 20 ask i
in his name, but having that love for him as Ken
tuckian, we, the General Council of the city Of
Louisville
Resolps, That tho Senators and Representatives
Of Kentucky in Congress be requested 10 insist that
assurance be transmitted by those at the head Of che
general government TO the said John Q. Breckin-
ridge that he will be free 10 return home at any
time that suits bis convenience, and be uRmolosted
by any agent Of the Federal government in resnm-
politics and measures Of the day.
As an amendment to the above, we would sug-
ces. chat President johnson send Government
vessel, commanded by Fefragut after Breckenridge,
and bring him home at the expense Of the Govern
meut he basoly conspited, in violation Of law and
his oath, 70 overthrow
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
NaBaSeIs appointed By The sihelhy
shelby Ccllsgs Lottery Grant.
CARD

A. will Be seen By the above notice have ths rois Aad
elusive right draw the Shelby css Lottery and sfte
January ist 1853 viii be managed and conducted
Sor the above date in She of FHAscr SMITH c.
JANIS s. SMITH.
We have aIed in shshy CrsHii Court ShebyElls, ny,
Bond amounting 70 Three Hundred Ihcusand doliars e
tool for Tho payment 81 al prizes.
IKE Kentucky Lottery on single number plan, S Be
drawn on the Hath and seth days Of each month during ths
year 1865
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
THOUSAND BUSHELS

Coal Yards at the Knoxville and Ken
lucky Railroad Depot and at the foot of
Cumberland Street, West side Of Knoxville
and Charleston Railroad.
NJ. O. WILCOX & co.
DEC ,, l6bl--I Knoxville.
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REFER.ENCEss


The following persons hive lately drawn valuable
prizes from h Company, and kindly permitted the use
Of their names
Il MiaoE 22a SIN ASagase s 6rA, asssu6 M Rs
O. Cooke, Chicago, H.. Piano, value $3.50; W. Boyd,
New Haven, Gold Watch, $3.50; Robert Furman Du-
buque, Sewing Machine siO0; Henry McCallum, Louis
vile, KY, S56e Col T. I. Ransom, Washington, D. c.,
Musical Box, $3.50; l. H. Knapp, 36 Fourteenth ST., N.
r, Piano, $500; &. II. Benedict New Orleans, Gold
Watch, $500; w. A. Barnes Atlantic, Ga $500; R. H.
Sutton, Nashville, Tenn, Melodoon, $3.50 Edward Day
ton, Mobile, Ala, Diamond Cluster Ring, S350 S.
Payne: Burlington Vt, 500 L. D. Ferris, Springfield,
III, Diamond Pin, S200 Mrs. B. Wedgewood, Trenton,
j. 500; Thos Barr,tt, Jr, l6 Cay street. Baltimore
Sewing Machine, $75 H. B. Ahrens, 81 Main st., Buff
falo, 500; W. N. Palmer, New Bedford, Mass, Gold
Watcn, s2T5; Miss c. Rowe Ninth and SAMSON streets
Phile. Gold Wateh$lsDj j. I. Pratt Hicks st Brook
lyn, $780,, $500; n. '9auldwel Bsgg's Hotel, Utea,
$1,000; s. oammeyer, detroit Mich, Gold Watch, SO 90
Mrs. D. Crissey, Hartford Conn.,, Silver Set $3.50; A.
seulh, Louisville, KY, Diamond Ring, $3.50; George
Avenue, cor. Fifteenth Avenue, N Y, Piano, 800,
We publish no names without permission.
Opinions Of tho Press.
akuscal Festivals several times postponed, compelling
zsmpaired public conddenc in such affairs The only fair
system Of distribution the old and popular of SEALED
TIuEtTs, stating the prize, which
pIArELT oS PAYMENT OF TIE ONE DOLLAR That the plan
place Of the Kind now in operation they are doing the lar
ges business, and deserve their You cannot draw
Prize many that been drawn, and the firm
Is reliable.--Morssng Advertiser OF. IS, 1887.
The New York Git Company distributing many valua
Die prizes We have examined their system of doing bust
and know them 20 be firm. Their plan
is satisfactory than Presentation Festivals they
DRAW every day, and the subscriber need pay for the
prize drawn unless sued.-- Gazette, OF ~ 1867.
The GIFT establishment Of H. BARToN Co. at 500 Broad
is daily attracting crowds Of visitors 70 witness tho
drawing ; The Investment T. but 2 sG5s l4g t
delivered for dollar. friend Of last week drew
500 prize which he promptly recevcdTr1'erPi SEPT q,
1857 rts-
liberal indueenen to Agents. Satisfaction Guaranteed
Every Package of Sealed Envelopes Contains
One Cash Gift.
Rssix Tickets for enc Dollar for Two Dollars, 80 for
Five dollars 100 for Fifteen Dollars. All letters should be
addressed to
II. BARTON & Co,
500 Broadway, New York.
la
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KENTUCKY LOTTERY.
FRANCE, SMITH * CO.,
- MANAGERS,
suCGEsSORs TO MURRAY. EDDY & co.


Management Of the Kentucky State LOttsry for
TIE Benetit Of Shelby College.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22

VIII BE DRAWN IN CovNeToy, KEN1rCKY
JANUARY a0fH, ssss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
EXAMINATION oF TRACHRRs.

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
CoUNrY Knox,
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
Knoxville, TESN.. Dec. fth. 1861.
A n EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
for the Public Schools County viii be held in the
building adjoining Franklin House. opposite the court
house on SATURDAY December 18th, commencing at 10
O'Clock A. n.
Semi monthly examinations viii be held during the months
Of January and February 1863 the second and last Satur
days Of each month.
The Questions IN Arithmetic Geography anu CT amman viii
30 printed. The Answers 70 b. written
The attention Of all applicants Is invited 70 section p Of
the School Law, N. O. WILCOX.
Dec 4-3m sup't Public Instruction..
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
The exercise of the Para0nIng Power.

Governor Geary hss transmitted % the Legisla-
ture his report Glowing how he has exercised the
hardening power during his term OF Office and also
publishing tho names Of an who recommended The
pardons the character Of the crime, and the cause
which called for Executive elemency. BY IL, il APP
pears that daring 1857 the Governor pardoned So
persons, Only one Of whom was guilty Of any but
A nettv ofense, and he was convicted of uanslaugh-
ter Of these but four were from Philadelphia, and
in every case the prosecutor recommended mercy.
Bv n tabular comparison We see that, with the OK
ception Of 1861, when 81 wers granted, and 1855
when only AZ were released, This number Is Che
smallest OF any since is4s or Tor the last twenty
years The number Of death-warrnnts signed and
persons executed was s, which. with the exception
of 1855 when Q we're hung, i The largest number
ever executed IN the State Of Peunsylvana. II Is,
In fact unprecedently large. During az the nine
years Of Governor Snyders term bot were signed.
II three years Governor Fin9ley signed Ike num-
Der During the sane time Governor Hester Is
sued 4. During their terms Of once Governors
Miiain and Mexican signed 10 each Gev. Shultz
signed Z, Gov. Wolf s, RitneF &, Porter "a, Skunk
III, Jonson 3, Bgler IT, Pollock 8 Packer II, and
Curtin "a making The total number Of Der SONS ex-
scuted in the State OF Pennsylvania since isl, or
during seventy-seven years AZ. This report shows
rs that Governor Geary hiss been very carefu2 in
the exercise Of his power Of clemencyi that he has
been inclined rather % De-. justice take her course
than % allow an undue feeling Of lenioncy 70 inter-
ferc and prevent what Is tho deliberate Judgment Of
tho jury and the judges PhftaaelPhia TelSgTePh.
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ASummer Night in Russia,

The sun shines in ST. Petersburg in June and
July, for 20 hours day, and even scarcely disap-
pears beneath the horizon. never experienced
such sweltering weather in any part of the world
except AspinWall. One is fairly boiled with the
beat, and might be wrung out ike wet rag
Properly speaking the day commences for respec-
table people and men Of enterprise, tourists,
pleasure-seekors, gamblers vag4bOnds and the
lke--sbOut nine OF ten o'clock at night, and con-
tnues til about four five o'clock the next morn
ing. It is then st. Petersburg fairly turns out
then the beauty and fashion Of the city unfold their
wings and Fit through the streets, or float in Rus
sian gondolas upon the glistening waters Of the
Neva; then it is the little steamers skim from island
70 island, freighted with population just walked
up to a realizing Of the pleasures OF existence
then it is the atmosphere is balmy, and the light
wonderfully soft and richly tinted; then come the
sweet witohing hours, when Er
ashady hooks ~ f -5
Patiently give up their quiet being.
Meme bat the weary labor worn seri, VINO has
s sun can sesp such nisss V u A t lbs s eS chem
nights vet what strange mistake. The sunshine
still hngers in the heavens with golden glow
the evening vanishes dreamily in the arms of the
morning there is nothing 10 mark the changes
all Is soft gradual and iusoFy A peculiar and
almost supernatural light gfistens upon the golden
dome Of thechurches the glarng waters OF the NeFa
are alive with gondolas; miniature steamers are
flying through the winding channels Of the islands,
strains OF music Goat upon the air. gay and festive
Ghrongs move along the PFomsnades OF NeveskOii
gilded and gitteTng equpages pass over the bridges
and disappear in the shsdowy recesses ofthe islands
Whatever may be unseemly in life is covered by
rich and mystic drapery Of twilight. Ross
Brolpds =. .-.5-.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
By THE I.-
NEW YORK GIFT COMPANY.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
100000 DOLLARS.
A Chance to Draw any Of the Above Prizes
by Purchasinga Sealed Ticket for % cts.

TICKETS describing eaelI Prize SEALED in Enye-
and thoroughly mixed On receipt Of Is cents Sealed
Ticket will be drawn, without choice ard delivered Of
ces mail any address The Prize named upon
will be delivered the ON payment of ONE
DOLLAR. Prizes will medately sent 10 any address,
a. requested. BY express or BY return mail.
You will know what your Prize is before
you pay for it. ANY Prize may may be ex-
changed for another of the same value.-
"a No Blanks
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sHELrrvnLE, KY, December 2, 1861.
To az Choa meg
This Is TO certify that JAAEs s. sons Is entitled "
he Shelby College Lottery Grent 81 Kentucky CT any
scheme or classes Hereunder.
Az other schemes classes, aer January ls lass, BY
wkomocyeP devised drawn undet the Of the Shelby
College Lottery Grant, without legal authority from
Nor IN any bound by the proceedings any
such persons 80 acting withsnt authority from
7. o. SHACEELF0
J. L. CALDWELL,
h A. CHM
L
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The Emperor Of Austria. on bis arrival 81 Paris,
not 10 see H. aud merely bowed colby % the Aus
TRAN sovorsign. The Prince hates Francis Joseph
and the entente csrdlnie with Austria ard II was
only In obedience toE forn1s order from his cousin
the Emperor that he attended the reception Of the
Austrian monarch. Among bis friends, Prince
Napoleon bitterly donouncea Napoleon the Thirds
policy IN regard 70 Rome
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
l.lsO Prizes Amounting $50. POI
THE ABOVE MAGNIFICENT 81

VHE ABOVE MAGNIFICENT SIN
GLE NuNnrn LoTrRy wa Be aTaFn X rvutle g eay-
fe7ax KY ClunfsgeSrHs, AZ oSE oclqf
p NJ The corner Fifih and Madison SIS. Tho kentgcky
Lotteries are no m enterprises but responsible money Lot
tes that have sen conducted far the past thirty years.
and are drAwn under the authority Of charter from the
STATE and bonds are given for the payment q 81 Flses
ne ocIal list % nunbers drawing prizes vii b uhae
in the New YORK Herald and cncanat COMMERCIAL and
cfnrinnatf oefmaa papers.
e draw Two i6fsries daily and sivs Psrsoas ihs Al
vsntage sfLrcrfSe send yonr ads
fraas for 4 zsrcufAr
address an orders Tor tickets
FRANCE, SMITH 3 CO.
BOX 39s CcFineton, X =
lsa
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. p. H. CkRDWELL

HAS THIS DAY EFFECTED AN
arrangement BY which he will be able in Che future to
supply all persons may desire, from single to full set Of
teeth the
VUECANIZED RUBBER BASE
Being Improvement profession, and having
been tested 70 vzrsnt utility take pleasure In
recommending being far preferable Ia many respects 70
any other heretofore used II can De used IN many m
where all other materials fail No need, therefore,
despair Call on me- give your kssd vii demonsrste
these facts
Remember that fun set Of teeth this method cost only
half what they would on gold and in al yspecs
rslf Respectfully, r IL CALDWELL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-22
DIVIDEND OF JANUARY I, 1907
PER CENT.
Amount at Risk s17, 1850, $50.

Greatest Amount insured on any single Hee $1,000.
Tho Amount Of Capital Stock paid up is so5,s5o
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DIED.

BpSIsTTon the morning OF the 18th Instant. JOHN
The relatives and friends Of the family are quested
to attend his funeral from his residence No 1923
proceed to MI Vernon Ce%e9ery ss
Smfs mnfs9SA Eey Orleans 1s,s Mr.
grandson OF the late Thomas Mckinley, aged years
The relatives friends of the family, and officers
and members OF the l8Sd and Goth Regiments p are
rssaense r IA Of his UNCLE Mr. John r Scott NO sas =
proceed to Philantbropc Cemetery ''''A' ~
se sEe1eE q " the ,Sh tan amer
The relatives and male friends of the family also
S The 69y Of National State ooSas
Nj T. a NJ Hail AsseeiatSn; tS@Gcl. Nc G1dss,
pha the south PENN and %0c6n Hose
anss rom are his e vsS e ne
ree on s9dsy at O'clock To
HOFFMAN.-on the 18th instant, THO MAS HOFF-
MAN, in the ssth year OF his age, of Samuel T.
Iis ,fiendi a s5d those Of the family and Good
@ Lods 20 his % e. o E f5s S
az cGek a WIZ ssrse Sn Mondsy ses
terry. 'p''"A oeu1e-
11nnz PARK1NsoNdIn 3 Bsu5MIngton EEISsy
wife of James C. Parkinson, NJ ID. baltimore papers
CLfFFORD sHREVE aged "a Years. .'A 'n'''n'' W.
se bis assr saf the
Shreve. Mount Holly, N J., Monday. the 18Th In
slant. at o'clock p. M. without further notice. ~
sMITH.-At Havana, JEROME SMITH. Inferred
at Monument Cemetery.
WENZELL-On the 1lth instant, GEORGE G.
WENZELL in the 46th year of his age
The relatives and friends OF the 1amily, and the
Remington Lodge, No. H. 1. o. of o. F.; and Keystone
Lodge, No. 2, OF p: and Employees OF Messrs. Res-
ler's Wheel~rght Shop, are invited to attend the
tnnera from his late residence NO 707 Otis street.
NineteC nth ward on Sunday afternoon, the 18th in.
slant. a. O'Clock. To proceed to Hanover street
Vault
HHB- KENSINGTON COUNCIL No o. o. U, A. M
Members of the Council invited to meet at the
Hell FOURTH and GEoRGE Z street, on SUN DAY
AFTERNOON al O'CLOCK. 10 attend the funeral of
Ex-S. Q. GEORGE w. FORD, of No ].
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The CItv Amusements,

AT THE ACADEMY OF Music Bdrbe Bleue will
be given for the last time at the matinee to-day.
On Monday La Gr1nde Duchesse de Gerotstetn
will be performed, with Mile Tostee as the
"Duchess" and Messeurs Leduc, Lagrldoul, and
Duchesne In the characters OF "Prince Paul.
general Boum," and Baron Puck" Mons
Deere, new tenor, will make his first appear
ance in Philadelphia as Fritz"
Ar THE CHRsNUr The Lancashire Lass will
be performed this ternoon and this evening.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. f. L. Davenport will
conclude his engagement this evening, appear
ing as "Sir Giles 0veTeach" in a Ne1o Wdp TO
Pay o Debts, and as "Marteau" in the roman.
tic drama of The carpenter of Rouen.
On Monday Mr.. Ed win Forrest will commence
an engagement of ten nights. The repertoire for
the week will be as follows-Moretay Ricbelieu;
Tuesday, VrginiuS; Wednesday, Othelo; Thurs
day, Jack Ga g; Friday, Richard III.
Ar THE ARCH the drama of The Lancashire
Lass will be performed this evening.
AT THE AMERICAN there will be an agreeably
diversified entertainment.
THE THEATRE CoMIoUE, on Seventh street,
below Arch, will open this evening with grand
military spectacle entitled The Gathering of the
Cans
CARL SENTz' and Mark Hassler's orchestra viii
give matinee at Musical Fund Hall to-day
BLIND Tom will commence a series of concert
at Concert Hall on Monday evening.
MISS CAROLINE McCAFFREY will give a con-
cert at Musical Fund Hall on Friday evening
next. Miss McCaffrey will be assisted by Mme
Henriette Behrens, Miss Helen McCaffrey, Me-
George Simpson, of New York, Mr.. J. R
Thomas, of New York, and Mr.. William G..
Dietrich. Tickets can be procured at Trumpler's
No. 926 Chestnut street. Gould's, No. 923 Ches-
nut street, and at Boner's, No. 1102 Chesnut
street,
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CITY ITEMS.

MEMS YOUTHS, BOYS snd.Chidren's Clothing
ready made: finest assortment In the city; also,
Choice selected styles OF Piece Goods to be
made to order.
Style NJ and workmanship Of garments surpassed
6p none, eq,loLied by JelU.
AH prices guaranteed Io,1er than the lowest eLseOhere
and nU SdftSaction guaranteed euerv purchaser, o.
the sale cancelled and mo1lep refunded.
Hall t1dy betlUeeu ! BENNETT d Co.,
FYLh and TOWER HALL,
Sinth streets. No. 6Is MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14

ECONOMY should be practised by everybody in all
things One dollar expended now In purchasing a
bottle Jaynes Expectorant, by those troubled with
o slight Cough or Hoarseness Sore Throat, may
save the expense of doctors bill. neglected
Cough often ends in Consumption. A slight infiam-
symptoms of which are Sore Throat and Pain in
the Breast will lead. through want OF attention.
to Bronchitis. A days delay may entail months Of
suffering. Let the afflicted try at once Jayne's Ex
pectorant 1t is standard remedy and its curative
properties been tested by thousands of persons
who have recovered their health by its use Sold by
all Druggists,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14

FIT TO ADoRN THE WRITE HoUsE Mrs. GenerN
Grants opinion;-"It affords me great pleasure to
bear witness 10 the excellence of the GROVER q
BAKER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. have had one
In my family for some two years. and from what
know OF iis workings, and from the testimony
many OF my friends who use the same, can hardly
see how anything could be more complete or give
better satisfaction. The machine have Is one OF the
most elegant have ever seen."-Letter from MRS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14

WE CALL especial attention to the advertisement OF
DIR. Hartwell in another column. The Doctor has
introduced a new sys'em for the treatment of dis.
arisr from an impure condition OF the blood
He also treats ss a speciality Throas ard Lung Dis
Dr. Ha'twei is practitioner OF large expert.
ence and we cos idenly recommend him to the sick.
FUBs Removed to No. SO 5O.-Rus- ia, Hudson
Bay, Mink. Sable. Royal Ermiue, Dark Squirrel, etc.,
OF the best qualities the most reasonable prices
and light store, No. sic Arch street. between
Fifth and Sixth. Ple-se give q call. JOSEF
RosBNBApM d Co. P. $40 business transacted on
Saturdays Furs altered and repaired.
NOVELTY.
PRINCE WALES
Walking Ceat,
cut by
FAIECHILD,
THE PRINCE fCoAT GUITARS. a perfect gem OF the
art.
Call at
CHARLBs STOKES d Co IS
No. S2i Chesnut street.
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LACE CURTAINs-GREAT SALE
Selling off the large lot Of Lace, Muslin, and Not
Thighs Curtains also cornces loops centre tasses
and Gmps at prices to suit the times. Truly great
Patterns CURTAIN STORE
No. l4US Chestnut street.
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ANp NO. GOO BRoApwAY. MN Inv YnnK. ~ IN

AU' UMN SEWING with the change OF apparel
incident to the change of temperature this season
Of the year. there necessarily required increased
amount of sewing iu every family. To meet this good
sewing machine is absolutely indispens able, where
hea comfort and economy properly considered
Every head of q family who has not yet done SO
hould add this essential requirement 20 his home
A gentleman remarked in our hearing recently that
he regarded GroUer & Baker Setoing Machine
recessary to the proper completion of a home Q
good cooking-range a tme.piece. He was right.
The Grover & Baker Instruments, we may state, are
preferred universally account of their wider
range for such work is required In families their
capacity for hne sewing and their greater
simplicity, being easily operated than any other
machines and less liable to get out OF order. The
demand for the Grover & Baker Machines, at the
warerooms the agent In this city, No. 7sO Chesnus
street. is unprecedented.
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GOOD COAL, CHEAP Having q stock of superior
Family Coal all being purchased before the advance:
it will be sold at reasonable prices this month
w. w. Alters Coal Depot. Ninth street (No. 557 J
below Gi ard avenue. and Office, corner of Sixtn and
Spring Garden streets
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PANrALeoNs Quito hs

PANTALooNs Quito h5
Pantaloons cut fashionably.
Pantaloons cut in the FreL ch style.
Pantaloons In the English style.
THE BEET PANTALooN CUTTER IN THE UNION
is at
CHARLEs STOKES 90 q,
No. s24 Chesnut street.