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The N. Y. Mail gives the following hints on
the Etiquette OF Cards :"
Even the cut of the pssteboard upon which q
man announces his name is regulated by fashion.
The man who wishes to have his note. paper, en-.
velopes and cards " on the square," must know
what the mode is. Ladies. likewise, sometimes
like information on these tribes. To this end NJ.
J. N. Gimbrede has addressed letter to the last
Home Journal, wherein he says visiting cards will
be, for this season, rather larger than formerly,
and Of the finest unglazed Bristol board. The new
sizes will tend rather TO the square than other
wise. The shape of the card may be varied, &C.
cordng to taste the proper adaptation to the size
of the lettering being maintained. Among the
cede the Englilh script, and those inimitable
styles Of old English textile most novel
being those with dropped capitals, and
the extremely neat, extra shaded. Wishing cards
with the familiar words denoting the object of the
call, will remain in use to some extent, especially
for the calls of congrstnlstion or coincidence.
The word "visite," on the left hand upper corner.
will be engraved on the reverse side. The cor
ner containing the desired word will be turned
down, so as to denote the object Of the call. The
word on the right hand corner, felicitation,"
will be used for visits of congratulstion on some
happy occasion, as, for instance. marriage or
birth on the left lower corner the word "conge,"
used for q visit previous to leaving town; the
other corner is to be marked " coincidence"
Cards sent 10 friends before leaving fJr long
journey are issued with the addition of P. P. c. in
the left hand corner. These cards are inclosed 10
besv, and elegant, though plain. envelopes, orns-
mented with tasteful monogram or initial.
In wedding invitations, all abbreviations like
eve. for evening" will be avoided as well P. NJ;
the word afternoon being preferable. Invitations
to ceremoDious weddings consist Of square note
sheet, embellished wih a large monogram in
relief, entwining the combined initials of the bride
and groom. The individual cards of both bride
aud groom must be also inclosed, united with a
neat white satin tie and. 10 some cases, another
card, with reception days for the folio wing month.
A very neat style of card has the customary at
home" on note sheet, ceremony card, (at
fixed hour and the united cards of bride and
groom. all inclosed in a splendid large envelope
Of the finest texture with an elaborate monogram
or ornamental initial.
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Memoranda.
DOMESTIC POkTH.

Boston, Nov. ll.-Cleared for New Orleans,
schr Anna Lyons, Kern. Arrived from Mobile,
schr Anna and Susan, Henderson
New York, Oct 12.-Arrived from New Orleans,
schr Nsusett. Mayo. Nov. 18th Cleared for Gal
weston bark Sabine. Breaker
Baltimore, Nov 11-Arrived from New Orleans
via Havana and Key West. steamship Cuba, Duke
hart.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Magenta. Hicks, from Memphis
Nick Longworth, Irwin, from Louisville
B l. Hodge, Bsranco, from Bay Sara
Belle Lee, McGill, from Louisville
Louise, Hopkins. from Mobile
Caba No 2, Wilkinson. from Shreveport
Sarah. Murray. from Mobile
Hunter, Jeanfreau, from the Jump
New Era, Dugas, from Donaidsonville
National, Gross, from Bayou Sara
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Scbr Vaudeville, -, from Vaudeville
Schr Rose, Jolly, from Bayou Lacombe
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TOWBOATs.

lVW 0VAIE.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION.
- THE UNDEEeraNEB, -c
fss}SffT wishing to estab ish equitable OK fTf4
rxS3osEcs snd UNIFORM OF Towsse, and s-ssszsb
offer greser facilities the shippinS entering axd
leaving this port have combined the following Tswbos
ECLIPSE LINE
swiSsertand. Lsvinthsn. Gladiator and
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry wright snd sentinel.
PLINE.
Achilles, Thos. n. Morgan, EQuassr. " -
pash, Norman. Republic, Tseuassh
Wieaeo and Reliance.
number and power Of The absvs associated Line Of
gpsrsnee that dstsntisn VII occur slfhar 4
tbs bar IN his port
PETER MAROY, Eclipse Lns.
SCHNEIDER zUBERBlER
Harry Wright Hna
EDWARD a YORKE 90, , La
Associated ona o:T09Se sc s.s s6 e sssi
CHAA YIYKENRlTEk
1--we AxsaA
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GALVESTON.-
MORGAN LINE Q. g. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
eH FOE GALVESTON AND INDIAN
= H.ry.......... AEse...: .......... iIar'as.
Ciinton. j ose his N atasords,
st. Mary,
J. W. HAWTHORN. Commander,
November 20,h. At s Az
For freight or passage apply 70
cHAs \ WHITNEY q 90. Aesuss
80 and 81 Camp str,e<
Freghs insured at half the rates adopted the Board
Of Underwriters July lst, 1853
N BIO bills ofadng signed after sailing the steamer
NaE3s FOE rxxAs-
INSIDE BERw1CK's BAY ROUTE.
KEY oRLEANs. oPELoUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on sSSbHvs .ns
pAY e01s ,,,y. ana 2, he train s s,. q: Al
taking the Morgan Line stssmshps Brashsar for Galveston
Josephine" Recommendation. J. N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
MGtsgorda........ Capt J. J. ATKINSON:
SUNDAYS AND THURsDAYH
1ckcs % Be bad and state rooms secured until O'CLOCK
Ieusss Rarosd Company, No. @ Canal szsst or :. Sc
Ss' LANDING on the sa IGnss & so sspTsss r,.
a. W. r. BxYLES sapsrss aa
BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 6. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2ist, sssAI
-rszs FOR BRAZOs sANTIAGO VIA
Sassss. GALyEsroN-Thei iron steamship
Ausiin,
s.P. FARwELL, Commander
unable TO the Braves bar goods be delivered at
ships tackle, sgaes 10 pay their hgAtersga For
freight or passage spoly %
cHAS. A. WHITNEY CO., AeentA
80 and 50 Camp street
Freight insured o,ehaf the adopted by the Board
Underwriters. July l. 1898
----- ----
FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA PORTS
ALLIANCE LINE o. s. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
Se,. Fob PyNsACOLA, wARRIsarO,
~ xkR Rxs uh6 x SR faspI An ky -
and rssnisr landings Ch.issSooehss River. "a
Freight 10 New York via Cedar Keys Florida Rail
road and sss%sps connecting ss fsrnandina a. s-ns
Inc composed Of the following steamships to ssa
Alliance. K PARKER, ConmsDdsr
Lava~a, L. n. LIVINGSTON, Commander
Fie-Ia-- %. o'LEARY, Commander.
The steamship Lavsca,
LIVINGSTON Commander,
T,n ie,y. her yhsrs foot cailiops street. on SAT
Nv. FEEk1Ss a 90. Agents.
=. B.shippers win plesss procure orders from Agents
Office before serdine freight to the Steamer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
BAYOU SARA.
NEW ORLEANS. COAST AND BAYOU sAaA sgnI.
WEEKLY PASSENGER PACKET.
~ = FOR BAYOU SARA AND ooAsT
& g. LANpISGs-The passenger packet
Nina efmnes,
w.k GsEArHousE, x~.~;
J. A. ccmsssck, Clerk, assisted BY Nsssrs o. Landry
Forth will leave New Orleans every MONDAY at H.
win leave Bayou Sara every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
For freight or '''s; 'RE q ss;;s Il o..a ~
NATCHEZ.
xArCHxz rAckEI
Lssvs On WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. SIS .. u
.-@h FOE HATCHkz AND ALL N
sernediass isndfass-rhs ans pssssnsu psskss
VIVA Wsgsaer.
w. D. RICE ARD6ON. masssx; J. o. LIDAUO O1~xa
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Hesteroays
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, from Indisnola and Gal
weston, to A Whitney &co LIST district
Steamship Kensington, Babson. from Boston 18th
inst, to Wn Creevy-4th district
Ship Lisbon. Curtis, from st Thomas. in ballast,
to G A Fosdick &co-3d district IS
Schr Leonard, Lacaze, from ST James Parish, 10
matter ID district Is
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BALTIMORE
voR BALTIMoRs AND HAVANA
fhs NEW ORLEANS. BAJrIMeRk AND HAVANA
EseuLAR sESI-kOErHLy LINK or STEAMSHIPS
LlokBTf .la1 .fhsA SATIN, Oonrasnds7
w AA...-......l65 tons. .Dukshsrt, Oommsndsr.
CLARIFYING UNITED STATES HALLS
FIRST CABIN:
fhroRgh Tickets % New York. oD0
FOE 8ALT-I NOW y AND HAVANA.
XAEEIs FoUoaTs9 AT REY wksT-rns spigsuc
sH44scz>~ss at stesusrs~
Maryland.
T. G. REED, Commander
a. ie.vs her wharf, opp jackson square. on
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th, at p. NJ, carrying the u s.
mails.
for freight or having pnsurpesssd sooommods
lions, apply 70 T1faERsPoos, HALsHy co.. Agents,
% Oarondelet street
D. B-No bills Of lsdina bat those the Company VIII
be signed Permits for freight 10 procured from ths
ohee No freight fer Havana taken sfssr II se,ses %
day Of sailing.
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BY reckless speoulations he brings the house to
the verge of bankruptcy, and then, to avert the
catastrophe, engages In a high-handed game of
villainy. Joe Wylie," the assistant demon
causes certain boxes of copper to be insured
and shipped from Australia, as gold, the genu-
Inc metal making the voyage in another vessel,
disguised as copper On the former
vessel, "Helen Rolleston," the beloved
of arthur" sails for England, not
dreaming of the villainous schemes in which her
hero is involved. On the same ship sails Pen
iold," under an alias, deep in love with "Helen,h
and brimfull of vengeance against Arthur
"Wylie" scuttles the vessel, and part of the crew
escape in the long boat with him and reach
England after manifold disasters. The rest of
the crew, in company with "Helen" and "Pen-
iold," take to the cutter, run short of water and
provisions, pine away for want of food, and cut
each other to pieces with knives and cutlasses
Finally "Helenn aud "Pentold" reach lone and
unknown island in the centre of the South Pa
cifc, the only surviving member of the crew
dying a day or two afterwards. For months
they dwell together alone; "Penfold" gradually
wins the heart of Helen" to whom he relates
his sad story of persecution at the hands
of Arthur" and Is duly installed in
her heart as both lover and martyr;
"Lieutenant.Genera Sir Edward Rollestou'
father 10 "Helen," discovers her lurking place
through an ingenious contrivance OF "Penfolds"
for disseminating intelligence from a fixed
point over thousand leagues ofspace, =" and takes
her to England, leaving "Penfold" behind to
be rescued when "Helen" shall have cleared his
good name from the imputatlons cast upon it;
arthur" having reaped the full benefits of
his vllainy only to be plunged into
the most remorseful grief at the ap
parent sacrifice of his adored one, has
his hypocrisy and crime fully exposed, just
as "Penfold" turns up mysteriously In London
"Wardaw, Senior" reimbnrses the under
writers who had insured the bogus gold, instals
"Pen' old" and his father as the successors to
his business, by way of poetiral and practical
justice, aud goes home to die in three days OF
broken heart; "AIthul" goes mad as March
hare, and is provided comfortable quarters IN a
lupatc asylum; and to crown the whole sad
tragedy "Helen" Is united to her Martyr" aud
Is now one of the most model and happy wives
in England.
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DIED.

CANTWELL--OD the goth iDatant, Mrs MARGA-
RET TCANTWHLL, wife Of Michael Cantwell, In the
4st year Of her age
The rettlves and friends OF the family respeat-
fully invited to attend the funeral nom her husbands
Ing ~ o'clock.
IIPPEN-On the 3)th instant, EDWIN g., son OF
Fdwtn and Annie v. Lippen, aged months
The relatives and friends invited 20 attend the
funera from the residence OF James Highey, on
hr ge avenue, oppoB te Laverington Cemetery, on
sday, Sept !, at 2 O'Clock. Interment at Lever
iDgion Cemetery.
McNAI LYON the 9th: instant, BRIDGET, the
beloved wife 0f Henry McNally. aged 80 years.
The relStives and friends OF the family respect
fully To attend the funera from the residence
OF her hus band, No. 1885 NJ Tenth street. Tuesday
morning. he lst Of September, a. 8H O'Clock.
SFELY.- On The morning of the 29th instant Mrs.
ANNA 8 SEELY, IN the 65th year OF her age
The trends OF the family invited TO attend her
funeral from tue residence 81 her sou-iu-iaw, F. A.
Hoy,, 1hoIp's lane, Germantown on Tuesday morn
ing, September l. at 10 o'clock. Carriages will meet
the ~ oclock train from town at Duy's Lane sta
ton. 80
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ORTON'S PREPARATION.
m H E A p P ETIT E FOR
TOBACCO DESTROYED

LEAVE OFF CHEWING AND SMOKING THE
POISONOUS WEED TOBACCO!
One box of ORToN's PREPARATION is lUarrdlted to
matter how s.Iong the habit may be.
FUNDED. IL is almost Impossible to break of rfon.
Y to % IL S @
a habit 80 firmly rooted will the help or the Peepa
used who are iDg to bear witness 10 the fact that
petite Tor tobacco and leaves the person ree iron,
any desTe FOR 10 as ogore he conn need its is
lion acis directly upon ands and aecretions
s.ced by ,s6accS and thr9Gsn these upon the
hOm the system, and thus allayipg the unnatITai
LTsparato,'; Reco@ect" is t0orronted. Be'oare Of
RECOMMENDATIONS.
dinous rtcommep ast tions in our possession.
from W. p Head, Esq Bangor, Mel
hereby certify that have used tobacco Tor thirty
10 leave oil At diie, ent times. have left OF one
il until usea oGton's Preparation, which has com.
I'll who WITH ter
r3le habit 70 Try the preparation which Will GER
[Frsm E. w. Adkins, Knoxville, Teaa
Knoxville Tenn, Aug ., 1867.
This is to certify thai aa used tobacco 70 such
and my whole system deranged and broken down.
m eR 3Gh
cured. nave not had any hankering or desire for
be- ali hat and would Sdve M %
who wish 10 quit Ibe use OF tobacco 20 Try one box of
Orlon's Pr. IArattOr. f. W, ADKINS.
BANGoR, Me-, Marcn 81 1863.
This IS to certify that have used tobacco for IS
years; have.tried many times 10 leave IL buI have
suffered so much from a dizziness 10 my head, aud
gnawiDg at my stom- ch. thar have soon given up
The trial short time since friend Induced me 10
Try Ortons Preparat (sOld by yOu). L have done
so, and am completely cured did not in the least
banker alter Tobacco either TO smoke chew, after
L began 10 use the Preparation. 80. ,,
Price OF oItons Preparation Five Dollars per oox
forwarded 10 any part OF the count paid on
receipt OF price oney sent by mail at our Iisk
Address Z. b. COTTON, Proprietor, Box No. l7iS
Portland, Maize ,,,,,,.,.-
REFERENCES.
We, IL 20 undersigned, have had personal dealings
with c. Cotton and have found him reliabie aud
dealiI man, believe his statements desery.
| Ing the confidence OF the public:-
b. Is. KtchATdsO X v. j. s. Green DR.. g. b. Gov ell
Portland Me-; Charles H. orrill, Biddeord g.; E.
IL. Boyle, ATTY Belfast, Me-; Alonzo Bsrsard. BaH-
eor, e.. VIM. o. Sweet, Esq, West Mansfield, Mass;
NJ. Boy nton, East Acworlh. N. IL; NJ, Quimby,
saint Jobnsville, N. Y. S.96E
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AND 600 BROADWAY. New YoRK

MEDICAL HINTS FOR THE FALL.-The semi-annual
shaking In the Fever and Ague districts ha, begun.
The fogs OF these Autumn nights and mornings
surcharged with the elements of Intermittent
bilious remIttent fovers, auu unfortunately.
twothirds Of the community just In the condition
to be dsastrously affected by them. Those who have
been prudent enough 20 fortify themselves during
the Summer with that powerful and infallble vege-
table invg gorant-Ho STETTERs STOMACH BIT
TARS-are fore-armed against malaria, and have
nothug fear. But health is the last thing too many
think about In the pursuit of gain pleasure the
blessing without which wealth is dross and enjoy
ment impossible is neglected.
Retter late than never is consolatory proverb
howe and all who begin to feel the premonitory
symptoms of any OF the epidemics which ale engen-
resort to the GREAT ANTIDoTE THE A few
doses of the BI1TERS will break up the chills and
prevent their recurrence. In every region where
intermittents prevail this purest and best of all
table tonics Is indIspt nsabe. OF all anti-bous pre-
psrati0ns known It is the most efec i've and harm
less does st mulate the liver violently, like
the mineral salvants bat tones rem 0vates and regu
lates the organ without creating general disturb
snce Of the system or enlalling any reaction The
BlTTERS are essentially household specific, and
should be always within the reach as the very best
means OF preventing and checking bilious attacks
and Intermittent fevers.
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The Theatres This Evening.

At the Walnut will be given Foul Play, as
announced aooye At the Cnesnut The White
Fd,on, with its elaborate ballets and gorgeous
spectaCles, will be repeated. At the American
the usual varied proc ramme will be given.
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CT Y l TIE II s.

BARGAINS offered In Summer Clothing and In
Summer Goods made to order, ID close out stock.
Assortment still good but being rapidly closed out.
All prices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where and tul satisfaction guaranteed TO every pur
chaser. the sale cancelled and money refunded.
HalEpay betiOeen BENNETT & Co,
FSfth and ? TowER HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
N ID
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WHOLE LINE TO THE PACIFIC WILL
BE COMPLETED In 1869.

The Company have ample means of which the Gov
eminent grants the right of way and all necessary
tmoer and other materials found along the line of its
operations; also IL 800 OF land mile taken
in alternate sections each side road; also
UniIed 81 ates Thirty.yesr Bonds smountng to from
$l6GO TO $50 per mile, according the difficulties
10 be surmounie ed the various sections be built,
for which 1t tax es second mortgage security, and
1t is expected shat only Interest but the prin-
cipal ount may be paid In services rendered by
the Com pAny In transporting troops, mails etc.
THE EARNINGS OF THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD, from It's Way Local Business only.
during the year ending June 80, 1866, amounted to
over
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JEwKLRY,-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. II South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF fine Jewelry and siverware in the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real pure Arti-
Gle furnished at q price which cannot be equaled.
He also has large stock OF American watches In all
varieties and at all prices visit to his store s
Tn reauIt In pleRsure and profit
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BILIOUS DISORDERS, LIVER COMPLAINT, CosrIvE-
MISS DYSPEPSIA. ETC, are speedily removed by DR..
d. Jayne's sanative Pills. The test OF thirty years
use has proved them superior to all other remedies
for the cure OF the various diseases for which they
are recommended. In their action they mild and
certain, and may be taken at any time without risk
from exposure. Sold by all Druggists. 829 smwst
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EXTENSIVELY UsED.-Tbe almost universal adop-
ton OF Speers Wine by the Medical Faculty, In
ference to all other wines. is the best gu lrantee
which the public have of Its purity and beneficial
effects upon the human system. The "stRndsrd Wine
Bitters" is made OF his pure wine a base. with Pc
Iuvan Bark. ChRmomile Flowers, Wild Cherry
Bark. Snake Root, and such other herbs and
will give vigor and tone 30 the system For sale by
Druggists.
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PRINCE ALBERT's TAILOR. = Poole admits that
Charles Stokes Co., No. 82i Chesnut street, PhIla-
delphia the best tailors Ia this country,
See "GRlignani's Messenger and Cosmopolitan" !"
issued NoVembpr
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MARRIED,

GETZ-JONEs.-On the 9Th instant, At the resi-
dence or the brides father sinking Springs, 6y the
Rev O. n. McCawley Mr.. JAMES X, GETZ, of
Reading, 10 Miss M, A, JONES, daughter OF John H.
Jones, Esq,
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Upon such a property costing nearly three times
their amount,
ARE ENTIRELY SECITRF.

The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years. are for
$1,000 each, and have coupons attached. They bear
annual interest, able the first days OF January
and July, at the Companys office in the City of New
York, at the rate OF six cent in gold The prnci
pal is payable In gold at maturity The price is IO3
and al tie present rate OF gold they pay liberal
income on their COST
very important consideration in deter mining the
value of these bonds is the length Of they have 10
run.
1t is well known that long bond alw sys comm an Dis
q much higher price than short one II is safe to
assume that during the thirty years. rate OF
interest in the United States will decline 1t has
done In Europe, and we have right to xpect that
such six per cent. securities these will be
high premium these of this Government which.
in 1857 were bought Ia at from 20 to % per above
par. The export demand alone may produce this re-
suit, and as the issue OF private poratlon they
are beyond the reach of political action.
The Company believe that their Bonds at the pre-
rate the cheapest security in the
the right to advance the price at time reserved.
Subscriptions will be received in Philadelphia by
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FOUR MILLION DOLLARS,

Which after paying all expenses was much more
than sufficient to pay the Interest upon Its Bonds.
These earnings indication of the vast through
traffic that follow opening of line
Pacific, but they cerI ainly prove that
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THE COLUMBIA HOUSE, at Cape May, has still a
large number OF guests and promises to remain open
this season later than usual. Their band of music
" III not be dispensed with Tor the present.
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d ATENT I e D.-PANTS SECURED AND
i sTRETCHED from 70 inches, at MoJtet
French Steam Dyelng and Securing No. ml N
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TRENWITH has all mar ner or interesting Journals
pictOrials funny pam phle ets magazines ETC.. enough
TO supply every citizen, grrat or small In our city
u New York papers before the mails arrive that s
especially com m endable. His emporium, At No, l07
S Yhlrd street, Is completely stocked.
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FINE CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES for Gen.
hemen. Bartlett, No. 80 South Sixth street, above
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SOAP.

QUEEN OF AND SOAP
Np QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP.
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP.
For doing family washing In the best and cheap
est manner. Guaranteed equal 10 any In the We rid
Has all the strength Of the old rosln soap with the
this splendid Soap. SOLD BY THE
ALDEN CHEMICAL WORKS. NO 4s NORTH
FRONT ST, PHILADELPHIA. I6 20 8mip
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THK
EVENING TLLEeRAPH. at HillmRn's News Stand, at
North Pennsylvanla Depot.
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EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH.

EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH.
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN CHINA.
THE EAST INDIA
TELEGRAPH coMPANY's
OFFICE.
Nos. % and 25 NASSAU Street.
ORGANIZED UNDER SPECIAL CHARTER FROM
THE STATE OF NEW YoLK.
CAPITAL. $4,000, 900
$4,000 SHARES, 500 EACH.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. ANDREW @. CURTIN, PbiIadelphis.
PAUL &, FORBES, of Russell g. Co. China.
FRED. BUTTEBFIElD, of F. Butterneld & Co, New
York.
ISAAC LIvEBMoRE, Treas. Mich. q. p. r., Boston.
ALEXANDRA HOLLAND, Treas. Am. Ex, Co., New
York.
Hon. JANIS NoxoN, Syracuse, Y.
G. II. PALMER, Treas. West. U. Tel. Co., New York.
. tie, NY
NICHOLAS MIoKLBs, New York.
OFFICERS.
A. q. CURTIN, President
N. MIcKLEs, VicePre ident.
GEORGE CoNANT, Secretary.
GEokGE ELLIS cashier National Bank Common
wealthy. Treasurer,
Hon. A. X. Mcl LURE Philadelphia, Solicitor.
1he Chinese Government having Through the Hon.
AnSon BurtinOone) cCnceded TO this Company hs priv
le0e OF connecting The great seapors Of The Empire By
submarine electric e6oroph cable propose cOpmenc
fn0 olerahonS China, and laying doOn line OF 800
miles at once, 6ettCeen The fottoOtnU ports via
Population
Cantor. OOU 0U0
Macon 10000
Hong Kong
swRtow 200 OJO
AmOy. Z5O00J
WaE-Chu 800 QUO
100000
Bhang OOU O0U
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