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i THANKSGIVING LUXURIEs.
Just Received
FINE FRESH MALAGA GRAPES,
5000 HAVANA SWEET ORANGES.

italian
NEW FIGS, TURKISH PRUSEs-
FRESH ALMONDS, wALNUTS, PEACANS, &c.
FINE CONFECTIONERY,
wHOLReALB AND RETAIL,
ATT. PRARsON's FRUIT STORE,
loAH l2I sth street. near Penna. ave.
DURR CALITORNLA WINES.
FOR PURE CALIFORNIA WINES FROM
the VINEYARDS Of Kohler q Frohling, Of Los Anee-
los county, California, such a.
POET, MUsoATHL,, AEGELICAs HOOK
Also, PURE GRAPE BRANDY, 20 to
G. n. PERRIl 90.
Dealers In Teas, Fine Groceries, Wines, &C.,
no IS st Northeast corner 9Th and streets
CARPlrs CHEAP.
We shall open on TUESDAY next the Cheapest
LAT Of Auction CAkPRf0 In the CITY, AK ~,
Sok 1S ~, About half former prioss
gro. j. johnson q 90,
no Il ~ aga Seventh street
I. Kpw. cLAnKI tf.B. cRoss, il.
T. EDW. CLARK CO., -
DEALERS IN
LUMBER, WOOD. AND COAL.
Virgnia aveoue. bctOee 9th and l0th streets esst
Wharf ard Depot foet Of eth street east near ~
b Nay YsrdJ Warrington, ID. o. no H-Im
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INCREASE or THE CUMBERLAND COAL
TRADs-In view Of the speedy Close Of Aavi-
CATION, business on the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal is being vigorously pushed, and the diff
ferent coal companies are using their utmost
efforts to make their shipments as heavy as
possible. Cumberland coal is now in great
demand in the Eastern markets, and especially
for ocean steamers The supply is not equal
to the demand, and the companies are strain
ing every nerve 10 meet their orders at once,
on account Of the stoppage Of navigation in the
canal, which this season will be closed Decem-
Der 10th for repairs The shipments from
Cumberland this year, so far, are larger than
any ever before made, and will doubtless con.
tinus increase as rapidly as additional facili.
ties are furnished for transportation. The
shipments mp TO this time, by railroad and
canal, are over 5000 tons IN excess OF the ship
nents last year up to the same date, and vii
doubtless reach I,3OO,OOO tons for the year.
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1NHE OkIGINAL USADUITFR1TC0
i GENUINEyUSIPERT TAR, known ~ az NJ,
have used It as befpg the very best rsm.d, no
Coughs Colds, and all Throat and Lung Disss ~. .sr
which have been extensively coEnferfsifSJ 4,
now ept for sale by sill the Druggists, ana NAV
be obtsined in any quantity from Mr. 'Ca ALL n
eT0rT's whoessle Dealer en- Pennsylvania ave-
nue, WashiI ston; or from any Wholesale Drug
eist in Baltimore, accommodating terms. Be
sure to order none but that having on each phisl
NJ. fOhRksT'S likeness and signature, as
varrsnt none other to be genuine. Prepared
alone by j. NJ. FORREST. ct the Drug store Of
COLEMAN ROGERS,
NO IS I'm l73 Baltimore street, Baltimsfe.
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~C. y. CUmMiNs,
III SAT SEVENTH STREET,
Az EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
Whore the public may find, always, what the,
want, and that of the best Quality.
SEVENTH STREET,
Tvs doors south OF X and Northern Market.
fet-tf
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PERSONAL.

4 UGrsrA-youR NOTE WAS NOT RECEIVED TILL
TINY.
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THE TURF.

loBOKEN RACES.-fALL MEETING
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY,, NOV. 4.
FIRST RAcE-A Hurdle Race, with weller weights, two
Lorse, &75 to second ami 42J to third.
STooND RAcR-Prem UNI $50; dash OF q mile goo to
first and $50 to second horse.
THIRD RACE.-Mile heats; premium $500; $3.50 to hrst
and 30 to second horse Entries be made the Secretary
before O'Clock L. M. on day prior to the
SECOND DAY, FRIDAY NOV. 8.
FIRST RAcE.Handcsp Hurdle miles, eight hurdles
premium $fUo $50 to first horse S5 to second and $50 to
third horse allowed to start In second hurdle unless be
in the FIRST Entries to be made Immediately after the
main race weights to be declared the morning OF the
SECOND RAoE.-Consolation Premium, $3.50; and
eighth mile $500 first and $50 second usual allowance
TO beaten horses.
THIRD RAoEMle heats premium, 1850 1900 to first and
500 second horse the winner of the mile and repeat race
first day to carry los. extra.
FOURTH RAcE.-Dash of mile, for hacks gentlemen
riders welter weights for valued ut $780, 10 per cent
enrance four or more TO start No horse permitted 70 start
who has been trained regular track within the last
six months. j. HARVEY LYONS, Secretary.
u November4 at f. NJ Match for 81 0J0 mile heats, best
three In five, In harness L. S. Sammis blk. Black Bob;
J. Eodinc's blk m -; TO carry Sammis' weight.
WIN. SHAW, Proprietor.
TTNION COURSE, LONG ISLAND.--TROTTING-THUR RS
~ day Now at o'clock r. NJ. Purse OF $500 mile heats
best nree In fve In harness. u. Pier's blk m Cora; u
Murphys b. m. Fanny Spra.ue ID. Msce's Dr. 6. Richard
Ncavas; j. Lovets b. Captain Gill Alex. Pattesons en-
WIN. SHAW Proprietor
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d 0ln REWARD.
DC.UUU Notice to bankers, brokers and others.
STOLEN,

from as7 Broadway NevemSe;s 1855 the following
bs bsl4d 5s,ii ssi, 5si4s $685. ss 5s "a 7ss ~
1885, 1906 1871 1885, 1868 sso2s, bso2s 5s0s 5sosl, 5so3a,
Also NO.. @ 49, sc S 4Se s 1872 sos
6oolS 6oJl, sou5 erOl6, 2ss2, 2sS27 each for Si0o
Also Also l i:s.s, for for s sss
B.;s S.. B s5s.B So, each fo1 $4,000
s s sfsfs saa ss sasS
Also the following Chicago and Northwest Equipment
Also the following Certificates OF stock:-
No. hS. for " shares Of Stock IN Long Island Bank
No. EOS for 50 Shares of Stock IN St. Nicholas Bank.
No. S50l, for hares of Stock in Metropolitan Bank.
No $780, for6 Shares OF Stock In Importers and Traders
No. sSls % Shares Of Importers and Traders
No. ssis for Shares Stock Importers Traders
No 4sl9 for 20 shares Stock American Express
No s0 for 100 Shares Of Stock in the United States Ex
No e4s2s for loo Shares OF Stock In the Erie road
No. 66{6 for 100 Shares OF Stock In the Erie Railroad
for @ Shares sSsrs Of s,o o Il II The the Erie Erie srosa
NO io172 shares Of Stock in the Chicago w.
NO 1913 for 10 Shares of Stock In the Chicago and N W.
Pref -
No 27iO for loU Shares Stock Republic Co. Of
No a31 for shares in the City Fire ms. Co of NY
Also -four per cent Bonds OF the city OF Alton Nos M to
ITO inclusive, Tor 81 900 each
Together with several other Stocks and Bonds and Mort
All parties cautioned against negotiating OF tho
The above reward viii be paid for their return by the
Information sen, to
GEORGE " DILKs,
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FURNITURE.

WAEREN WARD co, MANUFACTURERS OF
Spring street. OF Crosby streetAu the syes for
the fsror, Library, Dining and Chamber Rooms In all the
great variety.
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FINANCIAL.
ELECTION RETURNS
IA SEE
EXTRA TELEGRAM TONIGHT.

IA SEE
EXTRA TELEGRAM TONIGHT.
A TTENTios Is INVITED TO THE FACT THAT THE
First Mortgage Bonds OF the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany to the amount of eighteen million dollars have
already been sold, that they in constant
demand for home investment and foreign account.
They six per cent in gold and for thirty years.
Al l02 they yield eight nine per cent to the
investor and the Is Bod II not before,
they will doubtless command much higher rate. As first
mortgage the longest line of railroad this country that
is already earning than its interest liabilities ito way
business, and which nearly times amount the
security undobted Subscriptions will received at the
Comphnys Office 20 Nassau street. and by JOHN j. CISCO
SON. 81 Wall street, New York; and by of the leading
bankers throughout the country, where pamphlet
tanning full description of the and its securities be
obtained.
At ISAAC O. BARKER'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
~ room IA Herald Building, New YorkMoney loaned on
Hand anIAA
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pyANcEs ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, MERCHAN
"A disc Personal Property Furniture storage. Will
LIAM BRUCE PUTNAM banker and financial broker, No
lCoege place. Barclay street, GrocesBank Bald
iu1
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DRY GOODS.
ELEcrIoN RETURNS.
~ SEE
EXTRA TELEGRAM TO-Al1HT.

A TnRAhD STREET CHEAP STORE.
we over THIS day the Cheapest Goods shown spce the
cummenceu4snt Of the war
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FOR SALE,

'I'AE following property is oGareI I sale
L lie cast 40 feet Of Lot /, Block :, Atsiu.
son. q addition 70 Moline.
ms south Of south 10 acres out jet :, De
born "a addition to Moline.
The e. " !, ". I, sec. 20, sp. 10, . east, al
2. NJ, near Port Byron.
Also acres IN u. G. corner, =. OF u. !, s. g.
sec. j. tp' ~, east, IN the village Of Cordora
Also, 70 6ne-hundredths u an acre, late resi-
dence OF Edward Phillips near Moline depot
Reier 70 andrew Counut, Rock leland
THOMAS MOWERS. Sen,
m-h20Lf a.k.5.r In
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SECOND WIDTH.
HALLS
Vegetable SiCiian Hair Remover

T,,,.,.. ,..,. ,,,.,.-.,
L.SeFy, YER ttCTe1SeS ne goP"-
tHr,tp OF ms SGt"GOtG H"tF F""p-.
"i"tt0H, toHtCt as 6"c 10 hei,R
0t0hc. re C1it assure or 0td
p ,a "tttS u tS Hept JttttJ up 10
toho Httcg heoer used u 9Ce can
U .oI.1,Igd S"g' n t u IS me o'itV
ti,, ,n , Wn,t HT ~, pEtt4rGS
S 80 ~ t r., 49, N OaS ADED
80 - s 90 -" Do1a1ai az cOt9F' n 5stI
tUmy %y'' JaS'rVtS, Wh't Stthtn !;
u ,m5i, S'"sl; ~ tS "'t. becomes
,o"'.I "n" ts1S'H 81 IentOpeS Gt
t; e. t;I u,t,t ,n.Gi a' 0,,0 ~
~ a0Hao PI s).iyti, p'eCci'tS ne
,.I.E JFOm 'Cttt'sy Oat, Us u sam
glands. By its use the hair gro,Cs
W'S rsSto an" t SS5~o ngij, d 6GIdneSs
to their normal Cig0r, a1Sd 3CiW
c c'.,,',s,,o a ,, ngW gro'Gth except =!
F|tfciHt Ctn ttyts Al ~ Hc mOSt
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CAUTION!-None are genuine unless the
words Holloway, New York and London" ore
disccrnable as a Water mark IN every leaf Of the
book Of directions around each pot or box the
same can be plainly seen by holding the leaf 10
the light handsome reward will DO given to
any one rendering such information as may lead
10 the detection Of any party or parties counter
ieitng the medicines or vending the same, know
ing them to be spurious.
- Sold at tho mandatory Of Professor Hon
LowAY, 30 Maiden Lane New York. and by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the civilized world.
VA There is considerable .aying by taking tho
lar cr sizes.
B. Directions for tho guidance Of a,ionts
In every disorder arc affixed 90 each pot and box.
Nas~DCtiers ia ny we'll known medicines en-
have show Card. CirculnTs, &c., sent FREE or
EXPkNS e, - undressing Thpuua Il 'lossy 50
Maiden Lane, y. !. tohi&aWIy
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Hruntions ON the Skin,

Arising from bad stute Of the blood or chronic
diseases, eradicatcd and a clear and trNnspaI-
ent surface regRined by the restorative notion II
this Ointment. It surpassoss many Of the COS
mctica and other toilet appliances in ts power to
dispeI rashes and other disfRnTementE nt Tho taco
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remale COmplaintsl

Whether In the young or old, married Or sin %
gle, al the dawn Of womanhood, or the turn Of
life, these tonic medicine display so decided al
influence that marked improvement is soon
pcrceptbs in the health Of the patient Being
purely vegetable preparation, they are n safe and
reliable remedy for oil classes Of Females in ev-
eIY condition of hnalIh md nAnAinr nE HI
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HoIIoNvay'S Pills.
HOLLOWAY'SOINTMENT
Disorders of the stomach, Liver and
Bowels,

The stomach II the great centre which tntu.
noes the health or disease of the syitcm abused
~ dsbiljtatej by indigestion, oh'tH'e
breath and ply steal pTostratiou are the rHiui =.
copseauences Allied 10 the brain, II II the
source of headaches, mental depression, nervous
complaints and unTefTeshing sleep. Tic Liver
becomes affected and generates bilious dHorius,
pains 10 the side, &c, The Bowels sympathi'c
BY Costiyeness. DihrrhWs and Dysentory. The
principal action " those PNls ID on the stomach, ,
and the liver, lungs, bowels and Kidneys paiuci-
pate in their recupeTatiye and regoIerat'yc oier-
nj ton
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in the t0NOpinq cases:

Bunions, Burns, Chapped Hands ChilLIains
Fistua, GOut, Lumbago, Morcurial Eruptious,
Piles, Rheumatism, Rngworm, Salt Rhcum, Skin
Diseases, Scalds, Swelled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore
Breasts Sore Heads, Sore Threats, Sorcs Of oil
kinds, SprAins, Stiff Joints, letter, Ulcers, Ven
erCal Sores; Wounds Of all kinda.
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Hrvsipelas and Salt Rheum

Are two OF the most common and yiTuleut dis
orders prevalent on this continent, To thcso the
Ointment is especially autsgonistic, its "modu'
opoTandp ia first TO eradicate the venom and
then Complete the cure
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BAD legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers.

Gases Of many years standing, that have per-
tiuAciously refused to yield to any other remedy
or treatment, have invariably succumbed to lew
appIieations OF this rnwerinl unRuent.
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PUBLISHERS GI EA"52A%EG )
Mos -uvcmou COPY 81 fuuir .H. p. a..l
Il ... Of iy.rlsln. .er Lau." j.. ohm
column, payable quarterly in al a.." 1tA
tie numb, OF miles rhs place Of publication
is from Chicago. Address, pr. RAPuA T..
TX O273, Chicago, iiluof4.
- =. rsss ~ ~
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Piles and ristula.

Every form aud feature Of these prevalent az d
stubborn disorders is eradicNtod locally and en-
ttrey by the use of this emolient warm iomen-
t0ttons should procedo its application. It's hesi
invarablc.
Both the Ointment and PiUs should BE- used
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ENERGY BRICK.

A TKINsoN, MURDOCH & CO., viii sell
II Brick, delivered, for eight dollars per
Thousand, and are prepa; ID TO make contracts for
any amount A. eleven dollsrs per thousand IN
be wall builders meB 'urement. lsRIdu.
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MORE Gnnn EEWSll

DR. RAPHAEL will cast your Horoscope Or write
g NO u.tNity. livery man, through ta. length sud
ir.uiu rf thn nf who h,s bal llCk, and vhu cannot
get go BOO the sd, should n DO Possession % his "f0.
.----- .---L ~ M mAIII wv
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General Agent for United States and Canadas, at
Albany, New York OF to any authorized Agent
John Bongston, Charles A. Benser o. GrOtjan,
Rock Island H., AMI druggists everywhere.
julyAlly.
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DIED..

py pCoHPyERRfAs Ri;fa ocopeEs Point. on the 29h instant
Interme, at = ergreen Cemetery, on Thursday
FRIES.-suddenIy, on the morning OF the 2Oth.
MAMIE, daughter ~ @anassah aud Fannie Fres,
The lativts ana trends are invited u attend y
sneTsl from the esidegce Of hsr parents No f
ocock TO proceed to Doyles own Cemetery oy The
GITBENs.-on surdav. the isth instant. ISABEL
dsughte' OF Benjamin aud Mary Jaue Gshens aged IL
The funeral will take place on "wednesday morn
Ing Al O'Clock, from tire residence of her psren.s.
on the lOIn lns ant JOHN NJ HENszEY, son Of vii.
liam G. and Margaret A. Hen zey.
HoDI ES.-On tne 10Th Instant WALTER SCOTT
tnta' sOn OF william ana SOPHIA Hodges, aged 10
Inc relatives sSd friends OF the family are respect
folly inIned 20 attend ne funeral rom the residence
day afternoon the ga tn,Gsu' at4 O'Clock.
MCGuiRE.-On the 10Th instant, Mr. JOHN
The relatives aud irends of the family are respect
fully invned tr attend the funeral from late rest
at ooloct Services AT st. Mars Church. Inter
UlLtN tN.-on the 2otn instant, BERNARD Null
LEN, son o BeInsls aud Marg TT r, Mul eu
The teistyes aud friends of family respect
Of bis par nts. No. 1868 Alder street, Wednesday
MOI nlns q O'Clock.
Of EDWARD v. Murphy. III the 2itu year OI her age.
ulV invited % attend the unersi from The Ie,idence
OF her father, Frederick Haas, No. 1888 N sixth
street ON Wednesday morning the 22d instant al so
o'clock Funeral tervicas at 81. Mal4onl's Church,
fntermPnt at 1T AIMS Cemetery, Port Richmond.
PEARsON.-This morning, at his country residence,
York road DAVIS PEA ON.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
REEDY.-O On the 10 h Instant CALLIE A., dsugh-
ter OF the late William and ka bel "A. Reejy In the
18th year of her age.
he relatives aud friends of the family, also the
soutBw ark Union. No. II, U Uf b and 3, of which
she meuber, respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral. from her late residence, NO ll5 Vine
street, on Wednesday, the 22d instant at O'Clock.
kETTEW.-On the 2th instant. LII AN MAY,
infant daughter of +. NJ. and Il. E. Ret ew, ased 3
months.
III relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of her parents
No. 1917 n. 1wetsh street, on wednesday, the I'D n
etant, at O'CLOCK.
IAMS.-On the 19th instant EDWIN j.,
infant sou OF Jesse B. and Mary A. Williams, aged
months and days.
Ihe relatives aud friends OF the family respect
fully attend the funeral, from the residence
of his parents, Coz shohOcken, wednesday morn,
ing the 22d instant at 10 O'clock Interment at Mount
Peace Cemetery.
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POLITICAL.

Democratic tactios-Doollttle and Seymour
"ranrs plan-Sdy less and do more.
we net by chance the usual way." Sev.
mouT TO Blair (Extract from popuOar song
- "Methipks l see the White House."
Sevmour-'WhereW Bair-"ln my minds
eye, Horatio.r
cratic speakers and writer's find 1t very difficult
TO apologize for the last issue of "Blair's
rhetoric"
In speech delivered in indianapolis. on
the 28 h OF August 1860. Frank Blair, according
10 the Sentinel "stlgmatized the Democracy as
hcll-hounds.r
Governor Brownlow's office, at Nashville.
was crowded on Saturday With negroes from
MaWy county, who bad fled from there from
tear Of the Ku-Kdx Kl4n.
Frank Blair says THE contest before Us Is
for the restoration of onr race" OH Blair ana
Mont, omery view 1t in that lioht precisely; it's
'the restoration of our rOce," they all say.
"A Democratic paper, more honest than
polite, says: I'VE m gut have triumphed with
Chase and Hancock but the Convention pre-
tered TO be beaten with Sevmonr AMI Blair.
Perhaps four more years of adversely may teach
us q little WISDOM"
The Wash nston correspondent of the Gin.
enuai Inquirer saws that Judge Chase de.
clares hi re cognitiOn in the Democratic nominee
of patriot aud q statesman worthy to be the
standard bearer Of that great party with which
be considers him self fullv identified"
The Springfield (Mass.) Repub icdn Gays the
proposed nomination OF Gen rat Btuks as
Minister to Austria, If made and con irme5, will
prevent reUeTal OF the controversy of two
years over his reelection to Congress There is
s'rou0 opposition 20 him in his district, and it is
increasing. Whether it will be difficult 10
def o. him, in the event o. his being candidate
ter r".elcctlo1, is doubtful
M ss Carrie Ricbar itou (colorei), a normal
student of Fisk University, who was teach ng
school at Bell Buckle, on the Nashville and
Cha.'auOOga Railroad, was warned bv COM
panv OF Ku KlnX, on last Saturday ght, that
she must leave the place. on penalty of being
taSPn to the woods, stripped, and whipned. She
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FINE CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES for @ n
4emen. Bartlett No 33 SouGh Sixth street, above
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CLOTHING FOR HeT WEATHER-Every VARIETY
suited to the season for Men, Youths, Boys, and
Children. new. fresh and fashionable, replenished
daily and selling RAPIDLY at prices guaranteed In all
lower than he lowest eSewhere and full salts
faction guaranteed every purchaser, or the sale can
Gel ed and money refunded
RaV tOay betlUeen BENNETT & Co.,
EYth aud TOWER HALL,
pHEVT mr.
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MARRTEn-

GRTFFTTHs-wAD2ILL- -on the 18th Of July, at
Fayetteville, N. q, by the Reg o. Husb, Mr. J. 3.
GRIFt ITH6, Of PhllndeipGta, 70 miss ELLEN +.
wADDILL OF Fay etteville. N
Hmm ELWRIGH r-CREWE Ca Tuesday, the
14th ant, by Rev. John n. castle ID ID, No, S6l
welDut street. SAMUEL HIMMELWRIdHT, Esq {,
of Mon gomery county, 70 Miss ANNIE NJ. GRE Ne
Of ChesLeI county,
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AND No. 800 BEoADwAY. NEW YoRk s

MANY ths ways to turn a penny. One is
adopted by a shrewd citizen OF Springfield NJ sssS
cnusets, wro when patro uzlng the omnibus carries
bis pocket full OF tickets, and always sits near the
forward end, to obge tn passengers by taking
their scrip; but he instead of each ten
note Ticket which cost him at wholesale but nine
cents.
Our readers save their dollars by purchasing
their clothing at Charles stokes one-price store
unde- the Continental.
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GROVER q BAKERs Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. 73O Chestnut street.
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Machines, No. 73O Chestnut street
IL YOU WISH Tor fne reading matter pay visit to
NJ. lW =. Third IT eet; you there CHI hoOse from
laree and varied stock. All m amer of pic .Oriss
III gaZlnes. news jouInsls, fashion plates. semi
mon hires, novelties nick naxs, ana light
wo. s will be found upon the shelves. M. Treu.
with, the propri.tOr, has effected arra Igement
whereby he furnishes his patrons with the Nav York
Journals several hours before the regular ar.
rive.
LoIs OF ALPACA SACKS.
Lots Of Linen Sacks,
Lots OT The ChOcOute Linen S1cES.
Lots Of the Chocolate Du.terS,
Lots Of Duck Sacks,
Lots Of White Vests,
Lots Of Linen Pants and P3StS,
49, AL J'eSH and very NICE
RE- Linens n ON il D, 10 a., ETC. etc.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HdII,
s. f. Corner of SiIth and Market sire IS,
RE- 4 good lot OF CIefgynlen'S Long Sacks.
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PICNIC.
PICNIC.
ENIAN BROTHERHOOD,
And all that are i'm favor of Liberty for
Ireland.

A GRAND PIC MO will he given by the UNION
CIRCLE, in COTTAGE GROVE Gloucester, New
Jersey ON III UR DAY, July 28 1885, The Grove
is within nve minutes walk from the Jerry.
Addresses wild be delivered BY Hon. JAMES GLIB.
BoNS and Major w, McWILLIAMs. II is also ex.
peCted tba, General o. Neil Will bs present.
Brass and String Band will be in attendance.
Reh eshmenis on the ground.
Co. A, Eighth hegi aient IRISH Army, will leave foot
OF Sonth street, Gloucester Ferry, the day
o'clock boat, the Pic Mic grounds.
Tickets so cents, Inciuoilg fare the boats; chill
dIen accompanying parents holding tickets, free.,
1icI ets Tor he ferry, and by any nber of
rCle Boats leave foot South street every 80
minutes, Regular fare lO ceuts, 20 3tt
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JEwELRY.-Mr William w. Csssidy. No. II South
second street has the largest and most attractive
ortmeDt of fine Jewelry and siiverware In the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real pure art-
Gle furnished at q price which cannot be eaualled
H also has large stock OF American watches In all
varieties and at all prices. visit store Is sure
10 result in pleasure and profit