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THE HEBREW FAR.-The fair given
by the ladies for the benefit of the Con-
gregation Children Of Israel closed on
Wednesday night with q grand hop.
The attendance was not so large as it
was on the preceding nights. During
the evening a large quantity Of fancy
goods was disposed Of by auction, the
~auctiOneers, Messrs, a. Z. FARMLAND
and Lou Leubrie, creating much laugh
ter by their funny sayings. The three
remaining prizes were disposed of, the
vote standing as follows:
Prize for the most popular banker, a
silver pitcher, gOblets and tray Norris
565, Griffin 81, Page IS, Davis 2. For
the most popular insurance agent, silver
ice cream set: H. T. TOmlinson All,
/ Vredenburgh a, LittletOn 927. For the
popular newspaper, an EDITORS chair 4:
APPEAL, 1876, Ledger 10, Post 80, AUd-
lance Z, Bulletin /.
At the conclusion Of which the dancing
commenced in good earnest, and was
kept up with spirit till an early hour.
The fair, on the whole, has proved sue
cessin the hands of the committee COM
posed Of competent gentlemen, and the
lady managers, who, one and all, exerted
themselves TO the utmost, it could not be
otherwise. Mrs. Sam. Shloss, who pre-
sided at the refreshment table, Mrs. NJ.
Kraus, Mrs. Nathan Hoffheimer and
Miss Hannah Leubrie, were very instru-
mental in their efforts to bring the fair to
a successful conclusion. To Nj. Lew
| Wexler lof the house Of Mack Bros. &
Bohm), the efficient Assistant Secretary,
the fair owes much for his unwSvering
| fidelity and attention TO its interests.
The fair was conducted throughout with
much harmony, and we congratulate our
Hebrew fellow citizens that our predic-
ton Of its ultimate success was not all
a fable.'
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Maj. b. D. Ruskasr

Uses ona OF the FINLET DAsHERs-o 10
H.. II. Potter, Capt. les Lenow. ludes
Archd wright, Mai. a. ]. Wiekss Newton
Ford, Esq B.B. Esrness Esg, H. a. Msnteom-
cry, ESQ., Dr.. \. Barieson. Morris + WebB
ESQ ana hundreds ofotheM Thz ara zcid at
s. retail. eash. ami g~uarenlssz.
= A. CAMERON & &C.
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rms new and splendid pzssoneeE
F4sam&r viii fe8Va Hel8phis
aWo Orleans, Oetorer Erd, ard AtEH3 Al
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MEMPHIS. JanuRrv > 1sss.

DR.. Armln szerenyi:
DEAR SIR: In behalf Of the Hebrew
Relief Association L would thank YOU for
the very liberal appropriation you made
Of the horse voted to =" the most popular
physician" Such actions in times like
these, when disease and poverty have
made victims Of go many, must find a
grateful record ia the hearts of our COM
munity.
have the honor to b, yeryrespec'y, youTs,
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the honor 10 be, veryrespec'y. yours,
u. ID. MENKEN- Pref III Il a

SERIOUS WoUND.-A quarrel took
place at the house Of Mr.. Thos. Joyce, on
Front Row, yesterday afternoon, between
William Wilson and james Darcy, du-
ring which Wilson beat Darcy very
badly, hitting him twice with a billet OF
wood, infic.ing two severe wounds on
the head, fracturing his skull. The
wounded man was taken to the office of
DR.. A. X. Taylor, where he was properly
carsd for. The wound, although serious,
is not likely to prove mortal.
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Good Jeans, 20 cents. First class bIacE
SILK, 81 %. j. H. Loewenstine & Bros.
No. 81 Main street. dec2S If
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THE COURTS.

Law CoURT-JameS o. Pierce, Judge.
Met on yesterday, and adjourned over to
to-day. By consent of counsel Thomas
R. Smith will preside to-day, and hsa;
cases specially set, in which the Court Is
incompetent, by treason of interest, as
counsel. The cases to be tried on Mon
day next are as follows: Nos. 486, 45S,
asa, 456, 5s7, 87s, 500, $40, 700, 63I.
CHANCERY COURT Wa. ". Smith,
@aRceNor-Meets on Monday next pur-
suant to adjournment. A calender oil
cases will be published on Sunday morn
ing.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-GeO. W. Wdldroa
Jndge-Meets to-day pursuant to ad.
journment. The following list Of cases
comes up for trial:
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FoR YAZoO RIVER.
For YazOo and T~auAhatehie Rivers, as far up
as Sharkey's.
Myrtle master.
This new and splendid steamer ~
will leave Vieksburg for the o.
and all intermediate landings,
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at 5 O'Clock.
Steamer Dan Able connects with the Myrtle.
All freight consigned to her at Nieksburg, VIII
be received and put through without delay.
For freight or passage,appiy TO
VINSON 4 DONAHUE, Agents.
nova I'm 24 Front street.
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LnanIrellf Nnhco

HANLSG suggested To- the Clerk oftheC ountv
Ii Cont q. en7i5y county The insolvency Of
LIe eeale OF Joseph Il. EeEles. deceased All
persons o. ing CLAIMS against said estate are
uereay oct eed 70 nie them with ths CIark al
sait s9lrt by the Ilth day OF June. Is6s. frr pro
rata dl5l button or they viii be fo~rsverbaTsd
bOtn in lew and equity.
HENRY 7. JONES Adm
December 9, 1867. deeT5 fs[9-
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MEMpHIs, December 81, 1867.

TO the LlQles OF tuf Edlf+
As the Hebrew Fair now holden will
close tonight, and as my professional
engagements have ~preventedm my attend
auee, and feeling 1t a privilege and pleas
ure TO add my mite 10 relieve the neces-
stiles Of those who for years have been
my friends and given me substantial
assistance in life, / beg you TO give to the
Treasurer the inclosed $50, and only
regret that / have not more TO spare at
this time for their noble efforts.
Believe me, ladies, your friend
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LIBERAL DoNATIoN.-The following
correspondence, which took place during
the continuance Of the ladies' fair at the
Greenlaw Club Hall, for the benefit Of
the Congregation Children of Israel, ex-
plains itself, but we take occasion TO say
that this liberal donation is but a single
instance of the donors well known gen.
eroslty. It is a credit alike to his head
and heart:
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Regular Memphis and New Or
leans Weekly Line.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet,
HENRY AMES : j. =. Hicks master
THos. L. CRAWFORD CLERK.

This new and splendid passenger
steamer viii leave Memphis l0rE
New Orleans, October 18th, and EVERY al
TERNATE WEDNESDAY Throughout the
season.
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Handsome Hair Braids, new style
Head Dress, color Bande a Ia Bismark
just received at Madame Guilmard, go
Jefferson street, near P~ostofiee.
dec29-Iw
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
master
This elegant passenger steamer @
will leave H
HIS DAY, 3iinst., at 4 pm.
VINSON & DONAHUE, Agents.
la3 nc ~ front streat.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
ANNA Ef,f,pre m,.te-
Ihts superb passenger steamer
WilleaYe ~ above On ~
THIS DAY, Sd inst, at 4 pm.
LEVY & MILLER. Agents.
ia3It ~ Fro9f sT,eat
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Regular Memphis and view Orleans Packet.
oLEFR BRANCH : Isaac Jones master
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Gents good Calf Boots, 81 80. Gents
good all linen bosom Shirts, 81 50. J..
II. L~oewensJine & Bros, Clay Building.
dec2S Il
Money Loaned on ColIaterals, 82S Main
street. dec27 Tvs
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EAsFLAED. LLOYD & GILBERT,
No. S21 NaiR ST., Memphis, Tenn.,
ana for sale bv aga,t- -
AGENTS WANTED
IN EVERY COUNTY In the USIFEBsTAfRs.
J. A. CAMERON & CO.
Agents Wanted

In every eouHty in the United states Tor the
ME CHUHN DA8HER LIBERAL indue--
ments 70 active aad reliable men.
CAMERON &CO-
~ Main street. Memphis. Tenn.
Agents tor tho United statea.
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FOR RENT

81 Il ~ j. ~
A centrally located cuisines house on Front
o-.-tr ". PAGE. IH
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Nom Reei6ent N0fice.

In the Chsneery Coart OF Memphis, Tenn.
No &T4, \. R D-Hush L. Brinkiey vs. Abb
nus J. Francisco aad Morris ]. Virgins.
IT appearing from sfldavit in this cause thR
a the defendant-AlbinCs J. Francisco Is non
resident OF he state OF Tennessee
1t is therefore ordered that be make his ap
pearaDce herein. 81 the Courthouse In the cit
81 Memphis, Tenn, on the first Monday Il
February. 1855, ard plead, answer or demur O
cOmplaiuant's bill. or the same viii be tGkel
for con tesssd as 20 him and set for hearing eI
parte, and that a ropy Of this order os pub
llshed once a week for four successive weeks 4
the Memphis Appeal.
A ~cOpy-Attest
AUGUsTON ASTON, Clerk = Master.
HeiskL. scott & HsiskfIi, Soils. for CompiL
lanIl rawam
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Tsnnessee Steam Csney Mandatory.
qsoan = = s.'s so0as - dot Maail5n

FriTTTFE DrFLEssEs Council q K-h, Sstn. Mr.
10. 4 HenrT r. W0odard, t2da Comm-.i IN
Wliiiau n. erode 90, Rec,
revsfsToEY ~ wEsr TESsEssEEt - Jonn
InSiie, ga, Coma. IN Chtefi Dodge z Ma
FrAdeE. 40, Reg.
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TO RENT

The s.=-sut rev building No. Howard s
ou. three r5rIas BiEb. with good cellar.
Arr-y 90 "a. L. MEACuAN,
r-rrF Nn.pIrniuu street
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

OF Cuba, conducted by the S 2anish Govern
ment Sssi,OO0 in Gold drawn every seventeen
days. prizes cashed and Information furnished
The highest rates paid for DoW5Ioons and AL
kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR & Co,
BANKERS, No. II Wall ST.,
nos Sm New York.
Marriage and C~eIfbaey.-An essay fol
young men on the crime of solitude, aud the
diseases and abuses which create iInpediments
10 marriage. with sure means Of relief. Sent
sent in sealed envelopes free of charge. Address
DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
oc24 d&w3m
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Oolons Henry and HaTdemau eounues. Tam
ana Marshall, Lafayette, Pontotoe and Yano-
ou7ha toantie, Miss. are open % szm~ -
me FINLEf CHURS DAsHER. Apply Im-
mediately to
J-A.CAMERON AGO.
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An rr-rlani new HW Filing HOUSE st
CeufraI Point. nesr- the street Railroad. rive
Rooms Kitchen. servants room and al con-
--e-fa---a A-arr 10 ETITH
Arf-fH-t irving EIacs, "a Second street.
-nvH- HNu+H
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EOUND-AsUM OFMoNEY AND BUNDLE
L OF Papers, which the owner can get by
proving property and paving for this adver-
tisement. Apply at this Office. jail Nv
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WANTS

~ EIEu-a 81. o yauug MICH cow,
AIS NOT over Two months Old.
EaE t.. ONCE. r=Cl- 70
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The traverse jury has been discharged
for the present term.
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FoR NEW ORLEANS.

NO@ II" OHEN0aA3-
Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company.
For New Orleans.
master
This dne passenger packet VIII ~
leave as above on EE
SATURDAY, stu inst, at y N.
LARRY HARMSrADA co. AGENTS
Corner Main and Madison streets. or
Ja8&t Wharr5oat, foot Monroe street.
Regular New Orleans Packet.
m1vts-
This fine passenger packet leaves II
for the above on -
THIS DAY, Sd inst, at s pm.
ARR HARMSTAD & CO.. agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets OF
la3 IL WharI boat. loot Monroe street.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and st Louis Packet Company.
For Cairo and "a. LSufs.
HcPhesters master
This splendid passenger packet ~
viii leave for the above 1900
THIS DAY, sd inst, at 5 pm.
jan3lt FLEM. CALVERT, sup't
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Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet.
For Helena aud ST. Francis River.
MOLLIE HAMBLETOE .-----.BOwmsn Master
This elegant and swift steamer II
viii leave Memphis regularly every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, ats O'Clock pun,
daring low water season.
For freight or passage, apply on board or 60
LARRY HARMSfAD q CO, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets. OF
mold II WharfbOat, foot Monroe street.
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nor RENT.-The CHERRY PLACE
= ON Eqvturn avenue. l7 miles south or
Genre Esuara. Terms reasonable 20 a good
ten4ut pARTEE & HARBERI.
desEf % l4McurOe street.
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HOUSE,
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
HENRY & BOTSFORD, Pr%OprietOrs.

Good Fare and Careful Attention.
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RTVER MATTERs.
AND RIVERS

The weather since Wednesday morn.
ing has been mild and the snow is thaW.
ing rapidly. The river at this poinI
rises steadily, with fifteen feet to Cairo
The Mississippi below St. Louis is moi
improving rapidly, bat boats drawing
four and q half feet find no trouble. Al
last accounts the river At Pittsburg was
falling, with nine feet in the channel,
but the late thaw no doubt caused an
others well. At Louisville 1t is rising, with
twelve feet TO Cairo, White river was
unchanged 80 last report. A private dis
patch from Little Rock yesterday an.
nounees two feet In the Arkansas, and
falling. Should the present mild weather
continue a few days longer, we may lock
for a flood from all the upper rivers.
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FOR EENT.

TUSr EIAlSHkD M FOR kENE.-IAo
~ elegant Brick Residence with Store-ro0ms
attached These houses are situated On Second
street. iu Chelsea. and viii be let very cheap 90
reliable tenants. Apply % ". ID. BEARD, At
forney. NO. IS Court street, orto
decig VI. ID. MgCALLUM.
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II
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Nom Resident Notice.

Kerr, westeott & stahi. sois. FOR Caa1ft. .
des7 Iaw4w
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J q a.
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FOR NEW MADRID.
49, aAta-E AAHrNra
This fine light draft steamer viii -
leave for the ABOVE On ~
THIS DAY, Sd inst, at s pm.
For freight or passage, apply on board.
JAMS 10 or % ". ~. DEAEE.
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and to descend by the Zermatt side. | was
informed that there are huts nov on
both sides, erected for the lodgment OF
climbers duriBg their first night. From
Zermatt beheld the light shown by the be-
fore-named party at night, and it shone down
on Zermatt like a low-placed, brilliant
star. The Italian hut is, believe, higher up
on the mountain than the Swiss, though both
are updistipguishsble from below.
Three of the Zermatt guides especially
dedicate themselves to mounting the Matter
horn. Great, strong fellows are they, and
high is their price, viz, 100 francs for each
guide. 20 francs is their fee to the hut
or cabane, and back; aud fancy
that this latter expedition will become a
favorite one to moderate climbers. From all |
could ascertain, no climbers ever stay long on
the summit even when they have attained it.
The mountaineer before alluded to assuied me
the cold was so intense that he could not re-
main much more than ten minutes on the top.
A cold north wind (the most favorable wind
for clear weather being north wind) very fre-
quently sweeps this summit, and, indeed, the
SUBMITS also of the neighboring mountains;
and no man but an Esquimaux in native
dress could stand long in such wind on such
height. However, the view is not the chief
object of mastering the Matterhorn.
One cause of fear naturally suggests itself
while thinking of the ascent. As it is new an
acnlsNemenJ Wnlcn DaS passed out OF tne chVe-
CORY of impOssibles, it may too rapidly pass
into that of the easily practioables. The latter
it can never be. 1t seems, from all that is
testified by the successful climbers, to be, in
the final ascent at least, very arduous and
rather dangerous. 1t can only be safely done
in fine weather, and by men in good
training. The frequency with which
it may be done under such favorable
conditions is apt to mislead the iuexpe-
rienced. Hence 1t is to be feared that
more accidents may happen on this majestic
mountain of melancholy notoriety. While
the attempt is made only by experienced
mountaineers and good rock -mounters, all
may go well; but if number of novices or
incapables make fools of themselves on the
Mattsrherp, there will be more than two or
three graves, bearing the inscription OF "Kiled
on the Mstterhorp," in the little ohurch-yard
at Zermatt.-Londen Athen@um.
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FOR SALE.

&A PUBLIC SALE OF COUNTRY RESI-
S-4DBNCE FURNITURE, ETC, IN DELANCO
BURLING] ON COUNTY, NEW JERSEY.
Will be sold at Public sale, at IL o'clock, noon, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of November on the pre-
misses, o threestory double frame Dwelling, with
twn-story back bulldogs, and lot of nearly three
of groupd, the property OF F. w. Nell
yet, Esq, fronting en- the Ranoocas river, Ave
minutes walk 4 ON the Camden and Amhoy Rail-
road epOt end wharf forty five minutes ride from
Philadelphia, and three hours fir, M New York. Lawn
on the river, abundance OF shade, gravel beach
every variety OF fruit. Imr. 2tely after the above
will be sold Plane forte, Mahogany and Black Wal
nut Parlor, Dining room, and Bedroom Furniture
Cooking Utensils, oal dening Tools etc etc.
Perf ons wishing to examine the p operty before
the Gale may Spply to
T.. S. & G. E FLETCHER
1919 mwf DELANCO, NJ J,
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naARQUETTE!
RARQUETTEy

Another letter from the great fire at Marquette,
HEkRING'S sAFES preserve their contents where
Safes oi oIner pjaSers fahl
MARQUETTE, Michigan, July 20, 1868.
M6SSTs Herring & %.
SkNqLEMkN:-Un the llth ult., the entire business
portion u OuT loNn destroyed Dy ire. Our afe,
which WAS one OF your msb buiaciure. was subject 10
al iuLeIse heat, but proved ltsef adequate TO me
severe test. lay ia The ruins fourteen days, ana
when taken out, lTOm lCs appearance (Lne outside
covering being through III many piacesI, and
IN view OF several UGheE cafes
taken out were entirely destroyed, IL was u greSt
prise 10 lind The contens leSIole ana ln GOOD
several orders Tor saies have already bsen
senL YOU whcu The best proof VI thu moss satsfe-
tory IesI ana OF The confluence OF this community In
your safes. Respectfully yours NON, r. s,,ru
HERRING'S PATENT BANKERS CHAhPION
SA hkr, nGoe Ut wrought non ana steel, anu the
Patent linlte or "speGei Esen," LAe best re-
sistaut burglars drills or cutting instruments
DW hLt.iEO,HOUSE SAFES. for silver plate
vnluable pagers ladies' Jewery etc etc. boSb plain
and m I'M lntiun VI hhndsULl pieces OF IurnlLure.
HkRkING's PATENT SAFhS, the champion
safe Tor the pAst TWEETY.sEVEN YEARS; the Victor
az he " okLD FAIk, LOnuop; the " ~oELDs kAIR
and WIN ER TAB wAGEk OF $4,000 EKAhCs ~ the
Tece MT uteTnalonal con est in PaIls are m@de and
sold only by the Undersigned and our auIhorlzed
FARREL, HERRING Il CO.,
PHILA DELPHIA,
HERRING, FARkAL q shhkMAN-
HERRING d CO.. Chicago.
HERRING, FAkRhL Il 81 Ek ,lAN,
e2wim9nrp New Orleans.
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m II b G Il E A 7
RURAL CEMETERY,

THE GREAT
RURAL CEMETERY,
MOUNT MoRIAH,
embracing an area of one hundred and ffty-fve
acres and comprising variety of scenery, is by
far the largest and most beautiful OF all the cemete-
ries near Philadelphia.
AS the tide OF Improvement tends northward,
MOUNT MORIAH,
by geographical position, is
FOREVER SAFE FROM INTRUSION OR DIS
TURBARCE By OPENING OF STREETS,
and Will be hedged in and surrounded by
houses, factories, or ether improvements, the inevl
table fate of other cemeteries norLhward centrally
situated.
Ats convenient distance from the city readily ao-
cessble by excellent road and by the street
of the Darby Passenger Railway, Mount Moriah,
by ita undisurbed quiet, fu fs the solemn pur
OF its dedication last resting place of the dead.
No funeral service here is interlupte by the
sbIill whsl le of The locomotive, nor the senslbles
OF friends visitors shocked by rush rattle
OF long trains of passing freight cars, must
OF necessity be the in other burial. places now
established or projected, on the Immediate line OF
steam railroads, or through the grounds OF which
such railroads run. Just the hues OF Autumn
unBe with gorgeous colors aud initiate variety no
hage OF the various groups o. fine old trees
adorning the margin OF the stream which meandeIs
through the grounds, and ADDS great ~ charm TO
the attractions OF the place.
Churches Of all the principal Pro,estant denomina
Ons have here purchased sections of ground the
OF their congregations and shan seven
thousand families have given this great Rural Gene
terry the preference over ali others.
Cl oce lois OF any size desired may sin bs h ad
ueOn application at the Lodge az the the
Cemetery or 1T the Branch Office, Penu Mutual In
sursnce Building, NO. 92l CHEsNU Street, up stairs
where any information VIII be gwen by
10 2S Ina GEORGE CONNELL, Secretary,
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TONES HOUSE, HARRIsB URG
81 PENNSYLVANIA.
The und eroigned having leased the above popnlar
and wellk nOWn house. when has been thoroughly
Ier aired and greatly improv d, as well entirely
TefuTnGhed throughout with elegant nes furniture,
Including All the appOi tments OF first class Hotel,
win be re, dy recepton OF guests on aud after
Iesin In J. 9HoEAs FARLEY. Proprietor,
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VIZ l. L A Nj i. GR A N T.
w COMM lssIoN MERUhAN
Ne. Ss. DELAWARE Avenue Philadeiphia,
AGENT FOR
pnponps aunpowder, Refined Nitre, Charcoal, Eto
W. Baker d 90 = Chocolate Cocos, And Broms.
Crocker Bros, ~ Co.'s Yellow Metal shesbh,iInF
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HOOP SKIRTS.
HOOP SKIRTS, RlS
NJ EU II ATT aTU WINS -

kD3 II q y n I y h,IR
NEW FALL STYLES
LA PAHIBR, ana ALI osher desirable styles and
3gen OF our
UkLEBRATEN CHAMPION SKIRTS.
for ladies', misses, and children, constantly l1l
AID n Rde 10 Cruer Lafgest assOrtuent In the JiSJ
aLo specially adapted for first class trade
COkaEIsl COhSE1Sl JORSElS
Re Rlling at very low prices, Our assortment II
COmpe,e, embracing rhompsun's Glove Fitting, IL
all grades, 1ron ~ SH % &0'5O; Beckers superior
French Wovon Corsets, from sA'lO TO s5'5O; supe
IiOr " hnlebune hand M sde OOrseLs from 70
SS2O in shielos RFd circular gore; Madame FoyE
Corset skirt supporters, at 8l'2O.
Also, MEs. MOody's Patent beltAdJustlpg ADdOn
nal CorseIs which every lady Bho0d examine.
Corset Clasps, d cents y pair.
wholesale and RetRil Mandatory anu Salesroom
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Tor family use. Yard, NO. I216 WASHINGTON
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