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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11
RrM pouegTy, AUcTIosEER; 49,.

ID Win se Thursday Nov H. at 10 o'clock the entire
furniture contained IN the house 81 Third avenue consisting
fine aor Suits ia brocatel and reps Secretary and II
brary bookcases Secretary Bureaus Redstcads walnut,
hogany aud enameled Chamber Furniture curled hair Mat
tressos feather Boosters aud Pillows, Bedding, Brussels
Wilton Carpets and OIL Cloths Throughout the house foe Gas
Chande and Brackets handsome glass Globes with
ents for mantes choice old Oil Paintings Works OF
Art per Mirrors Lace Curtains, &C. Catalogues at house
morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

UCTIoN NoTICE.-AT ERNEST ROTH's FURNITURE
IA mandatory and So Bieecker street. between Broad
way Mulberry street, Furniture at less than auction
prices ana warranted class magnificent Parlor Suits
covered with any color French satin brocae reps hair
coth @7j u.s. $780, $12 $3.50 and 2O Over worth
OF all kinds Paror Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture,
cheap for cash. AL goods delivered free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11
THE LECTURE SEASON.

LECTURE WILL BE pELlyER snasr me ss,rs. y
n benefit OF st. vincents hospn n.,;tas on
November H. 1865 oclocs y ns pvess Dn,in
sublect"The Young Man OF Our Jay. leee.s ~ cen.s
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DyF. COTTON, hrcTIoNsER.

I)Y r. COTTON, AucTIONEER.
ID Elegant Household Furniture In Ffh avenue.
On Thursday November H. nj 2a Fifth avenue, corner OF
Thytrst all the rich and elegant rosewood, black
walnut AMI other Furniture In the house; viii embrae
~ the very richest and best mostly made TO order by
and other prominent makers also superb Curtains and
Cornccs French Plate Pier and Manel Mirrors elegant
Wilton Velvet and other Carpets Armor Wardrobes Par
or Suits rich Cabinets rosewood Bedsteads Bed
ding of all kinds Silver Silver Plated Ware French China
and Oiass Ware &c Catalogues ready early Thursday
ing at the house. BY order OF the mortgage.
JlY J. EDWARD BYLANDr, AUcTIoNEER, 646 BROAD.
ID Offers at private sale, large assortment OF and
second hand Furnre Carpets prices greatly below their
market value.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

LAFIUTOKN NAbE of THKEE ORANUE COUNTY
~ farms-Wi be cold a public auction, on the promscs
Saturday, Nov. ~, three Farms belonging 10 the estate Of
Robert Dcnnson deceased situated on Newburg branch
OF Eiie Hallway quarter OF Julie from Salisbury Mills
depot Farm OF lSs buildings now one y5 acres
far buildings one ls acres. buildings but good building
sites land beat quality well watercd hne scenery spend
sprnrs very property For further parcua adj
dress Augustus Denniston Mary Dennison Executors
Salisbury Mills Post ollce. Orange county, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER
ID HENRY n. LEEDS, Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SALE OF vALUABLE FIRST CLASS PAINTISGs I by
ESTATE OF THE LATE BENZ s. HART, DECEASED,
TUESDAY, AND wEDNEsDAY, nth AND 18TH nov,
At THE LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
e17 and elg Broadway, southwest corner Twelfth street.
ATTY O'Clock each evening.
This collection will be found particularly attractive 10 the
public embracing the works of many OF the best and
most avortc American and European artists having been
selected by the late regardless OF cost during the
years proceeding his DEATH Among the prominent artists
represented will be found works OF via. -
o. Schessinger, i. de Meta, Dc Champs,
Gescschaep. II. Robbie, Eotterman,
Carl Hubner, Psssan, Barand,
J. Meadows Lcmmens, pevaux,
Herring veron, Wlems,
A. X. kerschyke, MoormAns, Rosenboom,
Toulrnouche, Chas. Hunt, Van severdonct,
BcrsenthaI Hiidebrandk Noel,
j. shaw Hiebot, WIN. Hart
q. Moriandt Van Hove, w. NJ. Oddte,
Patrols, Henrietta Bonner, Culverhouse,
Van Ingen, T.. N. Perry. Catiin,
L. ID. Lewis, 7. Maran, Ortcl
Gignoux, Toissaint And others
OF equal celebrity: also the celebrated portrait OF
GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON,
by WESLEY JARVIS,
certified By vanderyn and Elliot also serera fine Water
NOW ON EXHIBITION, FREE, WITH CATALOGUES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

DY ROBERT sOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER AND REAL
ID Estate Broker saieroom 81 Nassau street Art Gallery
~ Fifth
Closing sale OF Cafrara marble Satuary, Bronzes &C.
ROBERT SoMERylLLE, at auction, this day. At sales
roo 81 Nassau street. the balance OF the importation OF r.
Zanon Co., comprising hne Sta,uary Bronses, Vases
Urns, Groups, Taxzas, Mosaic Tables Pedestas &c.
On Thursday and Friday,
November II and 49, 1858,
Publishers sale Of Eng ish and American illustrated Works.
at salesoom, 81 Nassau street. Catalogues now ready
On Saturday, November II, 1885,
Large sale of Household and OAce Furniture at sales
room, ~ Nassau street.
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uIrM wIrrERs. AI.crIoNErR. sFIIs THIs DAY, al

WIN. Writer'S, ArCTIoNEER, SELLS THIS DAY, At
O'clock At - Canal street, psrlor sus ,s rrs neS
Tea Tables; rosewood Piano, Etageres, Chamber sus ~
black walnut and enamelled Hair Mattresses Feather pcass
Blankets Linen Sheets, Armoe Glace, Bookceso Essys
other Chairs Lounges. 90 ne second AM ss
Pumps: also Force Pump, with large lot OF onsr
~ n ,hr.s sinrs ho".s ~ R1C1fARD LETTER,
" "se ''o'y "oo' Attorney for Mortgages.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

~ w BENZ; r. FAIRcHILD, Auctioneer- Thursday,
S Mov ~ oos a. ~ O'Clock noon at No. $40 West Twenty
street. all the Right Title and Interest OF UanTy T.
s ~. and TO the coPartnershp properly Of the firm OF
49, .o mecnlnss, consisting OF Machinery, stock,
Toos Fixtures, Book Accounts, sc.
80. -. -, Also,
Two certain Lots Of land with appurtenances ihereon
tuAted 40 Ieet west OF Tenth aide OF
M street siIs q io. 2sxsss inches
BURTON MANsrIELp,{ Executors.
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10y NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTfONEER.-wILL SELL THIS
day Wednesday, by auction, AT los o'clock at his sales
room ~ Nassau street, select assortment OF Household
Furniture Carpets, Mirrors Parior suits, Lace Curtains
Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, China Gass Ware
AMI oil Paintings Mattresses Bcding ac. removed for
venenco OF sale the whole TO be sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

DLAINFIELD, N. J.
{ BY a. ID. MELLICK, il, 4 BRO, Auctionsers and
Dealers in New Jersey Real Estate No. 26 Pine New
York. Wednesday November H. st2 e. NJ, positive sale Of
desirable rianhed property situated within minutes walk
of station, and In the vicinity OF handsome
Residence on Richmond street dwelling
4vx3I ~ stores containing ~ marble manes, gas
water, &c; grounds are A5xls0 nicely improyed lawn
shade, garden and abundance OF Irult HOUSE Cd
rooms grounds are 7'rso Improved with stable
house Is furnished An metal Cottage House
Second street, x2l extension 1SxS0 ~ sories
rooms is thoroughly built and d being well hnished
J0xl60 There viii also sold 30 desirable Building Lots
vol situated Richmond Berkman and Second streets aud
adjoining handsome improvements train will leave New
York at II For railroad passes, permits, maps full
particulars, apply at the oce OF the auctonee 26 Pine
street. LEWIS 4. WOOD, Auctoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
~ Housckeepers, Hotelkeepers and the Trade.
Oyer $1,000 worth OF magnificent Household Furniture q
public auction this Wednesday, afternoon, November at
O'Clock at the the large five story dwelling house. ll9 West
Eight street between Fifth and ST. consisting Of
velve Brusses and Ingram Carpets; Parlo Suits covered
with French SATIN brocate reps and harcloth magnacsn.
ror Ornaments Clocks Bronzes Vases twenty-five hne on
Paintings Tables Chairs, Lounges Rockers, Bedstends,
Bureaus, Washstnnds Spring and Hair Mattresses. Glass
China Silver Ware, Table Cutlery Tea and Extenaion
Tables, Buffet and Dining Chairs. Sale positive.
n LER this day of New York city and Brooklyn Prop.
erty by order OF the administrators OF John ODonohue
deceased. Also valuable manufacturing Property on
Twentieth street. New York, and Houses and Lots IN
Seventh Ninth and Eighteenth wards OF Brooklyn All at
III broadway, IL o'clock. Call early for at Is Mas
street.
UCTION NOTICE.. NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTIoNEER.
N The largest and richest assortment OF Household Furnt
ture offered at auction this o season:
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Mirrors, Drawing Room Furniture, China,
Glass; Siverware, at public auction
No 81 West Fifteenth street, Fifth and Sixth
nues, commencing 10H o'clock
Drawing Room Suits covered French satin brocate OF the
richest description rosewood Etageres Cabinets Encogn
Secreaire BOOKCASE velvet Carpets Bronzes Clock
Paintings by eminent artists lace brocate Curtains Mirrors
rosewood, walnut Bureaus. Bedsteads, Wardrobes hxir
spring Mattresses Blankets, Extension Table, Buffet,
Lounges Turkish Easy Chairs China Ware, Glass Ware, Sill
Ware Table Cutlery also all the Furniture OF the
persons In attendance pack and remove the goods
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EBEN. HATHAWAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4
IL ARNOLD will sell, by order of Joseph Licbmann Ia !,
The whole stock and Fixtures contained "a wen Fancy
ing OF Jouvns Kid Cloves Cloth and Buckskn Gloves Val
vet Ribbons Laces Embroideres Zephyr Wosteds Dress
bidder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

A UCTION sALE.To PAY STORAGE ADVANCES, ON
"A Thursday at l13 and ll5 West Eleventh street, near
Sixth avenue commencing at clock-four Pianoforey,
five suits of Furniture sight Brussels Carpets two pier Mir
Wagons. Sale pcremptory. J. N. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

DAWNBR0KERS SALE-THIS DAY, AT II O'CLOCK.
Il Mt g. INGRAHAM'S IS New Bowery, 400 lots Mems
and womens Clothing, bedding Boots shoes, &c. Order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

p. TRAvER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WATER
q Front and Dock Property-TRAvER ESIER will
sell Thursday November - 1863 at u o'clock at the Ex
change No. Ill Broadway, New York, about ~
City Lots Bashwick creex Seventeenth ward srooxlyn
houses purposes For terms &C., apply ~
Office OF auctioneers IS Liberty street, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

HENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER.
IL LARGE SALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE.
COMPRISING NEARLY 2,000 LOTS IN FINE ORDER,
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY NOV. dS AND H.
AT NOS. 8, 10 AND IL CLINTON PLACE.
SALE POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE.
Catalogues ready at the office OF Auctonee No. l6o
FULL PARTICULARS in NEXT SUNDAYS HERALD.
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w City Hall place. sells on Thursday, 18th inst, az Ivy
O'clock the splendid Furniture contained In house No 81 Off
street, splendid French Bedseads beat white curlcd hair
Mat,rcsses Paor SUITS In reps, Esseres Crosseys best
Brussels Carpets full ~ octave Panoforc, Dining Room
Furniture &c. large Cooking Stoves, PAror Stoves, Ol-
cloths, Ice Chest, Grocery, &c.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-20
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The city Amusements.

A, ruu A, -ADEMY OF MUSIC La Belle Helene
viii he given for the last time this evening,
and tomorrow at. .ernoou there will be fare
we'll performance OF La Grdnde Duohesse dc
Gerolste;n.
Ar THE CHHsNur The Lane, ,-shire Lass will be
withdrawn after tomorrow evening, aud on
Monday II. J. BYron's new play OF BIon for
B oW will be brought out. There Willie a
matinee to morrow.
Ar THE WALNUT Mr.. Forrest will appear this
evening as Richard I'LL" The repertoire for
next week Is as follows:-Mouday, King Lear;
Tuesday, The Gladiator; "wednesday, Jack Cdde:
Thursday, Metdmord.
AT THE ARCH the drama Of The Lancashire
Lass will be performed this evening.
AT THE AMERICAN there will be variety
entertainment this evening.
Ar THE THEATRE CoMIoUE, Seventh street,
below Arch, the entertainments are of an
attractive character. At the matinee to- morrow
the price OF admission will be twenty-five cents.
BLIND Tom will give a concert at Concert Hall
this evening. A matinee tomorrow.
MISS CAROLINE MCCAFFREYs concert this
evening ut Musical Fund Hall ought to attract a
large and appreciative audience. A fine pro-
gramme will be presented, and the performer
are all ests blished favorites.
CARL SBNrz's and Mark Hassler'S Orchestras
will give performance to morrow afternoon a
Musical Fund Hail.
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG will make her
temperance before Philadelphia audience on
Wednesday evening next, at Concert Hall. Miss
Kellogg will only give three concerts in thi,
city, on Wednesday and Friday evenings and on
Saturday afternoon.
MAX MARETzEK will commence season o.
italian and German opera at the Academy OF
Music on Monday evening November 80. There
will be twelve evening and two matinee per.
formsnoes. The price of subscription tickets
for the entire fourteen performances has been
fixed at $12. Tickets for six nights of Itaau
or fix nights of German opera and one matinee
will be 81.
The PHILADELPHIA PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
has been formed tor the purpose of dissent
mating correct musical taste by stated perform.
ances of the highest order OF compositions. The
Society proposes to give four concerts at the
Academy OF Music and three rehearsals before
each concert at Horticultural Hall. The Office
of the Society is at the Weber Piano Rooms, No.
1l02 Chesnut. street.
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DISASTER.
The brooklyn Fire-One Man Killed and
Another wounded.


Another disastrous Gre, says the New York
hTd OF this morning, ana this time, unfortu.
nately, after ded with lost of lite, is to be added
10 10 me number which have recently occurred in
Brooklyn.
Last Friday night a grain elevator was de-
sIoYed at the Atlantic dock, involving loss of
S3O,QOU. On Sunday night Hsrvey's oiIcloth
manuiactory In BeTsel street was destroyed by
hre, causing q loss OF S55, 900. On Monday
row OF small frame houses on Fulton avenue
Was burned, The loss on which is estim lted at
900. The last aud most destructive fire
occurred at balt past o'clock yesterday morn.
ing, two large brick buildings, Nos. 199 aud 20l
Water street between Bridge and Gold streets,
being destroyed, involving losses to The amount
OF aoout $l0O 900. Tnis makes aboU, $3l0, 900
worth OF property destroyed in Brooklyn during
the past week
The most amentabe part of the occurrence
yesterday was the terrible accident which hap
ptned 10 two OF the members OF Truck Company
No. z, named George Boyhart and Jonn YerKs.
During the progress OF he fire in Water street
these twO men went around to the rear of the
burning buildings, which is Nos. 1877 and l39
Plymou street, and were con nsidering the pro-
priety OF putting ladders up TO the second story.
Before they had time to do anything, ho Wever,
the upper portion OF the wall fell out upon them
and tDey we're buried beneath large mass of
bricks, plaster, and Ot0cr debT1S. Both the
htenen and police set to WORK and the un-
fortunate meO were rescued from the ruins;
but Boybart was shocklngly mutilated
and he was Insensibe. Yerks sustained broken
leg, and was alro injured internally. The in
jured men were removed to a neigh boring drug
store, where Boyhart's injuries were pronounced
OF a fatal cbara jier for his skull was fractured
and his ribs we're crushed in. The police of the
Forty second precinct started with him to the
residence OF his sister, in High street, but while
on the Way tbitheI be expired. Yerks was con-
veyed TO the residence OF his parents, at the
corner of Pearl ana Prospect s;reets. To the
men bcrs of the police force under Captain
Jacobs, OF the forty second precinct, and to the
tremep who DerIlled their lives in rescuing the
unfortuua men, much credit is due. No danger
was anticipated At the time the accident oc-
Cured, from the fact tnat there was no fire IN
the portion OF the building on Plymouth street.
The wall 1t is believed, was pressed out by the
large quantity OF steam which gen Grated in the
building.
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AND No. SOC BROADWAY, NEW

NATURES GREAT ALLY.-It took the world nearly
two thousand years to discover and remedy one Of
the most fatal that mankind has ever believed
In. From the time Of Galen to q comparatively very
recent date 1t supposed that, in order to
disease, 1t was nee .ssary to weaken the already
feebled patient by artificial MEANS Bleeding, bills
tering, violent purgaton aud salvation the
main reliance the faculty not than afty years
ago. Resioratives were only administered sup
Elementary agents. after the lancet, canthsrides,
jalap, and caomel had done their depicting work
Modern science has effected salutary reform In
medical treatment. In pace of the nauseous doses
onceadministefed In OF Indigestion, biousness
constipation, sick headache nervousness, intermit
tent fever, etc, HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrTERs
now given with the utmost confidence and the hap
piest results. The reason why this admirable botaui
cal preparation has superseded the eeoilitating pol
sons OF the Old matertd medca these 1t COM mSnes
the properties of wholesome to nic with those of
gent le catharic, apti-bilious agent nervine
q blood depuIen. Thus. while 1t keeps the bowels
free, regulates the liver aud purihes the
and by this means the expulsion OF disease and the
rentorstion OF constitutional vigor go on together.
At this season, when Intermittent and remittent
fev,rs, with other complaints arising from damp
mephiuc atmof phere are prevalent, a course of the
BIN ERs the best OF protecting the system
from an attack.
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DIED.

CHILD-on the 18th inst. STEPHEN D. CHILD
sgeo 67 years and months.
The relatives and frenus OF the finally Fraterna al
Division, No. 40, s. of T., and Fraternal Male and Ee-
male Il. B. Association. are respectfully Invited to
attend his funeral, from his late resi- dence, No
Second street. on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. In-
terment AZ Ebenezer M. El;Church Vault.
IRELAND.-On the morning of Wednesday, No.
vember Is, JULIA H. widow OF the late William
Ireland. az
William II. M ooTe, aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of her husband, No 1884
Market street. on sunday afternoon next at o'clock.
Funeral 10 proceed to Asbury Vault
WYAND-On the 18th instant. JOHN, son of Jacob
and Mary Wyand, aged 80 years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
WipgohockiDg Tribe, No. 80, Independent o tder OF
Red M en- al the FranSford Lodge, No. 1898, l. o. OF
o. F., and the Order in general, invited Co attend
his funeral. from his late residence. No 452i Penn
street. Frankford, Sunday afternoon, the 22i in.
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CITY ITEMS.

MEMS, YOUTHS, Boys and Children's Clothing
Ready made finest assortment In the city; asO
Choice stock Of selec.ed styles Of Piece Goods to
made TO order.
SyLe NJ and workmanship Of our garments surpassed
bV eQtIdLted by yetO.
dH pTices guaranteed Lot0er than the lowest eJSeOere
and fuH Sdtdcfion guaranteed eUerp purchaser, or
me sale cancelled and money refunded.
HaH t1dy bettOeen BENNETT Co.,
ruth and TOWER HALL,
Si1h streets. No. 0Is MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
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1RESwITH's NEWS DEPOT lately opened on Ohes.
nut ST. west otsixth, No ola Is podel establishment
OF lis Kind IN every respect Neatly htted up airy,
Eight, aud convenient, goods conspicuously displayed
every hing Ia perfect order IL Is really pleasure 70
sop Ia his place. We have Just received from him
"HhIpei'a Weekly" and "MODthiy," the "Atlantic
these al lhe other peEodicas domestic aud foreign
The daily phpefB published here, In New YorK and
other places and the latest books can be found upon
his counters he deserves success and WILL SECURE IT,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-20

California has 1900 Masons and 152 lodges
thereof.
indianapolis expects to slaughter 70, 900
hogs this year.
AN oyster police watches the Baltimore
waters.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-20

DRINK the famous Arctic soda Water, and read THH
EvENINs TLLEsRAPH. At Hillmans News Stand, ~
North PennRylVania OepOL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-20

FRoN A. wINcs Nc. N6 Chestnut street. We have
Just received london Punch Fun and Reynot,hs' HIS
eeIIdnU Winch is we'll supplied with everything In
the periodical aud stationery line.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-20

f@Ye WRIGHrS ALCONATED GLYCERtN
80 Tablet of Solidihed Glycerln tends to preserve
the skin from.dry ness ana wrinkles lnparJs a Won
dertul degree OF sofGneBs and delicacy to the COM
pexion, and whiteness TO the skin: Is an excellent
dentiirce. grateful to the taste and tonic to the
breath, and renders the teeth beautifully white. For
sale by all druggista. B. d @. A. WRIGHT, No 624
CHESNUT Street. 2R
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MARRIED.

MCKEE-PENNOCK.-oc 8, 1853. at No. 1909
Hanover street, by John O. wilson, v. n. Mr..
WILLIAM MCKEE and Miss LOUISA PENNOUK,
both OF this city.
WEAVER-LOUDENsTlNE On the 18Th instant
by Rev. ]. spencer Kennard, Mr.. JACOB q
WEAVER and Niles REBECCA LOUDENSrINE
both OF this city.
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6CHAFFH

The most SUCCESSFUL PANTALooN CUTTER
In the city, is AZ
No Is s2i CHEsSUT Street.
A Perfect FYL Guaranteed ALUdus,
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Immense sssor tment Gents, YouthA', and Rvs
we ever bad, and Prices more eason
BILE than ever. A cell solicited whether ready q
urchRse OR not Custom Dep Nrtment To make tC
rder. WdNdMdRER & BRO WV
The Largest Clothing House,
OAK hdLL,
The Corner OF SIXTH and MARKET Streets,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-20

INDIeFs TIoN.-Very many persons are constant
sufferers from indigestion and consequent debility:
partcu ary those Of sedentary habits and delicate
females. Speers standard Wine BItters anlall.
sufficient antidote to their allings and debility Give
lLem ludlcious irial. Sold by Dr1ggIsts.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-20

FINN FRENCH CALF BooTs AND GAITERs-The
who has never experienced The pleasure of
wearirl, par OF boots made by William H. Helweg,
is 10 soipe extent object Of commisera.ion. We
speak Knowingly, having worn Helweg's boots for
years. 11er comfort however, IS not their only
recomme ideton, as they are made OF the best mate
rial and II the very best manner Helweg will not
employ an incompetent workman; therefore his
work s av ays first-ciass. His store and factory is
st NO b35 Arch Street. next to the OF Sixth.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-20

GOOD COAL, CHEAP.-Having a stock of superior
Family Coal al being purchased before the advance
will be sold at reasonable prices for this month a.
W. W. Alters Coal Depot Ninth street (No. 957,)
below Cir ard avenue, and ONCE, corner OF Sixth and
SprinR Garden streets,