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Elal dc Ia Louisiana.
COnr DIN QnatfitMe District Judiciairc.
PAROlSSE Sr-jACQTES
Louis ". Bourgeois &. ais
VS.. 1858
Eieune SeilnayIrc, cdmr.
Eiienne :SeilnnyIrc, cdmr.

En- vettu dun wri, de III FA il moi adresst
par lhnnurabIe Ia Cour du Qnalrieme District
Judic.srre, paroissc SaintAJacaucs, dams l'af-
IaIre ci-dessns, al sa,sI Ell '%oiiritai en- venie
pnbilqur, sur les Iieux, IL MERCREDI %
FEVRlER 1868, 4 II heures du ma,in, les
prophecies ci.apres decriles, ponr sa,isi.ire le
dit wit, savoif:
lo.-Une c%ertaine TERRE, since dams Ia
paroisse S.int-Jacques, sur Ia rive ganche
dn henye Mississippi, a 81 miles environ
an dessns de la Nouvelle. ORLEANS, mrsuran,
deux arpcn,s e, demi de face an III, heuve,
sur Gua,re.vingts arpenis de rroiondenr,
hornec par en- bas par la 'erre de +. Refine
Il Co, e, par en- liant PAR celle d'ArisiiIe
Bourgeois, avec ,ou,es les ameliora,ions
qni y appartiennent.
2o.-La moiiia indivise de 500 acres de terte
en- ariere de l'hahita'ion cidessus, en- com.
mum entIe. lr def-ndenr E,ienne Seixnayd,e
& Arisiide Bourgeois.
Sole quar-, indivis dune Sncrerie, machine
ct moulin, e,iges sur I'haki,ation F. Refine
e. Co.
CONDITIONS: Complain, en- monnaie !asale.
s. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Paroisse s.. Jacques, IS Janvier 1868.
Acknowledgement apres Ia ven,e ci-des.us,
J%'ofrirai en- vente pnblique:
10. Une c%ertaine terre si,uee dams Ia Paroisse
Saint Jacques, sur la rive ganche du tleny.
Mississippi, d 81 miles environ au dessus
de Ia Knuvelle-OriGans, m%esu,ant deux
arpcnls ct dc,ni de face an dit tleuye, sur
80 arpents de pro'ondeur, bornee par en- has
par Ia proprie,e de NJ. E,ienne Seixnaydre
ct par en- hant par celle de Nine We Alex.
Humphreys, avec toutes les amelioraiions
qui y appar,ienuent.
2o.-La moitie indiviSe de 500 acres lie terre,
en- arrierc de lhabitation ci-dessus dscri,e,
proprie.s de NJ. E,ienne SEEK.
neydre Ell lie n. Atis,ide Bourgeois.
3o.-Le quart indivis dune Sucrerie, machine
ct moulin, erigec sur rhabi,a,ion F. Refine
& Co.
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS:
COMPLIANT en- bille,s ayant couvs.
s. THEREOF,
Encanteur.
ate+sse s. laeanes d laaxier | 1861
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state Of LOWi>tan u.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Parish Of ct. James.
Gnsi1re SuJaiier
VS. 303
Francois Shernoylre.
State Of LOUi>ian ma.
francois Shern"yshe.

BY virtue Of an order of @seizn'" ard sale. 10
me directed ia The above suit, | have seized
and will u;lsr a. public a%nr,ion. al the Couti
House of ,hr Parish If Sa ri .lamcs. on FRI
DAY, tho 18Th day Of MARCH 1863, al il
o'clock a. NJ, the herein after described pro-
perry, TO satisfy said wit, 10 wit:
a lot of GROUND in The Parish OF 81 James,
designated by The No 81 in Section 10 in
Township II Soulh Range 5 East. accord.
ihg to a plan drawn BY Louis II. pit1ia,
city surveyor, dated l5'h September Is Q
aud deposited ia III" office Of c. T., Fo,,irr
Notary public for the city q New O''cnnS,
as plan No. 10 If book of p'ans No. /: The
dimensions marked on said r'a, lawn.
been taken from a plan made ~ William
J. NrCnIIoah, y. s. Surveyor General
said lot containing 100 2i1loO acres Of !anA.
Ieyms aN1 Conditions:
CASH on the spot in legal currency.
$. THEREOF.
Sheriff.
Parish Of ST James, 9Th February. 1865
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COun DU QUATRlEME DISTRICT
JUDlCIAIkE.
PAEotSSE ST-JACQUES.
Dnncan +, hGnncr
VS.. 25l
II. o. Cclomb.

Ia ve1tu dim writ lie lieti facias i moi
adIesst dams latlaire ci-deSsns, par EHono.
rahIe Cour tu Qna,tietue District .JnAiciHire
lans eli pour la i'atolsse Sain'-JacQues, ia,
sai>l ct i'rtft ,ral Ell ve',e rub'inne et a lcn-
cltete, sur les lienx, le MERCREDI 10 FE.-
NRIER 1865, a II heurcs a. NJ, la prnptitlt
>~nlvauIe, saisie pour s~a,islaire !e dl wit, sa-
vuir:
lo-Une HABlTATlON slab,ie ell SuCRE-
RE, siiute dams la Paroisse Sainl-Jacjues,
sur la ME caur1ic du ileu.e Mississippi, i
% miles environ an-,i.ssus de la Nonvel!e.
Orleans, mesnraut dix arpents de face au
liensc, snr tonte Ia pro!uo!ene qHi Y afpar-
tent, hornec par en- has par Ia propritit de
NJ. Vasseur Webre eli par en- hau, pa, uue
anlye prophetic appatlenant au dtfrnienr
II. o. colomh, nvec ,nnies les hhtisses.
barrieres el amatiora,ious ,ui s'y ,rou,en.
e; v appaytiennent.
2u.-Siy chartues, ,rois ciarreites, une varI.e
ct hut mul,ts.
CONDlTlONS:- Complain, sur les lieux en-
bil'e,s ayan, cours.
s. THEREOF,
Shtry.
1--t - "a t ,rnn
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Emel1ne Landry VS. O"fsime ieHianc 300
W,aow J. Z. Moiit:c VS. The sane $50
NarceAus Leblanc VS. tie same 2S7.
State Of EOu;.iH.Ha.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH or SAINT JAMES.

BY virtre OF three wri,s Of ,feri fsciss. to
me directed in the above matters. nv The
above honorable Court, l have seized and
will offer at public auction, on the premises.
on WEDNESDAY. ll'h day Of MARCH
1868, at II o'clock a. NJ, The herein after
described property, 10 satisfy said wits, to
wit:
10. A SUGAR PLANTATION situated in
tla Parish of Sain, James, on the right bark
Of the Mississippi river, about - miles
above The city of New Orleans, mpasurinr
five arpents front TO The liver. by eighty
arprnts in depth. together with tliittv two
acres of land in the rear Of and adjoining
the above Plantation. bounded on the upper
line by the property of Ozdme MeIaneou.
and below by tina, Of Widow Joseph G,u,
i~hreany. with all the buildings and fence
,hereunlo belonging, with the exception OF
a house and kitchen belonging to Octave
Leblanc.
20. Five mules and four carts.
Terms and Conditions:
Cash on the spo, in legal currency.
s. THEREOF,
'.. Sheriff.
Parish of St. James, slh February 1858.
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sense. and sound principles Of the Irish People will
speedily reduce to its natural teetitude. Nor need it
be feared that the spiri, Of freedom, now aroused for
another great Struggle, will be suffered to be perverted
from the end in viev, by zealots whose coninct, how
ever we!-intentioned no true ltishman can approve.
Yes, the hope stli burns III the hearts. of al lovers
Of justice, that Old Ireland will soon shake of the
Saxon slackies, and rise into the f"l! llsz. OF her orr.
sinal ~splendor, when she meri:ed and received the
prcu! tile Of Ursula Sanctorun."
Erin =
The spill it Of freedom still hovers above
1t toste : thy children, and dares to inspire
Their bo>oms with valor, with glory, with love,
The patriots soul, and the patriots Il ena
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N-Le sonssisne, agent pour la mai.on
CoLOMB, BROOKS g. Co, ~fonrni,a aux
magasins de la campagne du WHISKEY de
p'""e qnai''e a $2,l5 lie gallon lpar hari)
live a do,niciIe. II. q cotoup
Is jv. I'm.
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A vanire

Tue MACHINE a N.ArEuR De la force
d" six ci,evauX, avec nne Bnuilioi,e cyiia,
driqne de Is pieds de long ct "a pouces de
diametre. complete.
Une iOMPE de MCGOWAN, de forte dinen.
sion.
Une PILE A RiZ, lie 8 pi!ons.
S'adresSer i MN. JACOB F,elrs. 25v 1n
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EmeliAe Landry VS. Oatsime LeBlane 300
Tfure J. B. Koltre VS. 7e meme oS6
N1rce11gs Leblanc VS. 7c mGme PSI.
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SUGGESTIONS OF ADAM SElXNAYDRE
AND ADELAIDE CHENET.
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Paroisse St-JacqneS, IS Jansier 1868.

Il Nous appelans l'a.,entinn de nos lee.
'enrs sur les avis de- prophetic il louer, de
p~lanches Ell de barleanx 4 yendra.
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u. s. LANDRY, N0taire Public.
sAINT-JACQUEs, (Rlvs cAucus)
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Paroisse 81 jacques, II Janier 1865.
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F'T W.
Parish Of St. James, slh February 1858.
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Parish Of 81. James, 18Th January 1868.
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Parish of St. James, srh February 1868
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Paroisse ~St.Jacques, 8 Fevrier 1868.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22
THE LEGIsLATURE.
TcoNr1NuED PROM THIRD PAGE ]

accepted, and the bill therein reported or
dered to be engrossed:
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE Room,
August l9, ls6o. }
To the Honorable Speaker and House OF Repre-
GSNTI SsnSrtissI; iEsWsIE;N-Your Committee on Judicia.
ry beg leave to report fayorably on House
biIl No. 10, herewith returned, an act 10
amend an act entitled an act to
transfer all the causes now pending before
the courts of the State under the constltu-
tion OF 1864 to the courts created by the
constitution OF 1865. u,pppR
Chairman.
The Committee on Corporations submit
ted the following report, which was recei'eu
and accepted: 500
New ORLEANS, August 10, 1865.
70 .,o tIo,or,ble the Speaker and Members OF
the House of Representatives: A.. t-o A.
GENTTESIBN--Your committee nave the
honor to submit the Iollo"ln6 AePo4' vi
House bill No. lis: c,.-.
Yonr committee have visited the City
Hall and made diligent inquiry relative TO
tbe necessity for the appointment OF license
inspectors as contemplated by the bill re
ferred to, and are of the opinion that the
appointment OF such inspectors would only
entail unnecessary expense upon the cltyi
which at this time can i'll afford to pay sala
ries to any more officers than are absolute
ly required. - ,,.ou.,
The City Treasurer employs four license
inspectors to see that every one pays ms
license tax, and these are amply sufficient
The City Attorney also at his own expense
employs several persons to assist MN u l.
finding out those who have not paid tmhell men
license taxes. As the City Attorney receives
a large PEI cent Give Per cen CENT? = on n al, al
license taxes collected by him, II IS Du'
reasonable to presume thaGhis own interest.
if no othersmotiye, would have great inau-
ence in making him attend to this part oi
his duty.
In addition to the reasons above given
the compensation proposed in this bill is
altogether too much, as it will be seen that
it prop 'es to give to these license inspect
ors ten per cent upon all licenses collect.
ed, an amount Just double that which
the City Attorney receives for his services
We therefore report unfavorably upon the
bill.
W, L. McMILLEN,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-22
P. JONES YOKE.
s. Il. CUNY.

D. r.. OJN1s
The Committee on Enrolment submitted
the following report, which was received
ard accepted:
4HA F,FnoIxafRHx 4 DEPARTMENT. !
HOUSE tl Representatives
NeW OEI1cul. La August 10. ls69.
s4a 4enozsblp speaker and Members Of tht
kg11e of Representatives:
Your C0mlifsRe on En11Ament have fhi
honor % rop11t th1t tbs ALLOWING biiTs Rave
been only enfolied, TO wit:
Az hes q Incorporate the New Orleans,
pF1lH ana CAGllancoga railroad company,
Hferpos4tAen q The Eiate Of Alabama, aud
4atnorlzlng and empowering said company
70 exereise and enf1y It's Corporate powers
ene HeRchiees u gee y; sle Of Louiaiana.
~ act granting % Gab1Ik{ 8luiien the arl
elusive IlGtt TO pullI q toll -hIi5eo across the
Amifc river.
Al qe4 aathofizine fhe Auditor "a en-
4loy tw0 additional clerks and tne h,aa
a eet making new division Of the State
qt E1dlMana into So Congressional Dis-
t4itfn
AID also duly enezossed:
nHct - l4cQf1c 1csafe Tho town Or Ale2an.
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accented, and the bill therein reported or
dered to be engrossed
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BArnMAN's combination trorpe Of French
artists will appear 81 The Academy Of Music on
Monday next in OffenbSchs opera OF Bdrbe
BIeue. This work will be brought out in the
best style, with appropriate scenery, net and
elegant costumes, a full orchestra aud chorus,
and a complete ballet troupe. Mad'lle Irma
will appear as "Boulotter and Mons. Aujac as
"Barbe Bleue.r MSd'lle La Rosa has beer en-
eaeed as premier danseuse.
The season is limited to twelve performances,
during which La Grdnde Dvchesse de Gero stein
and La Belle Helene will be given In the same
style of excellence as heretofore.
MAX MARRlzEK, with combination Ger
man and Italian troupe, will commence season
of grand opera at the Academy Of Music on
Monday, Nov. 80. The troupe includes M'me
Agatha States, Mime Johanna Rotter, Miss Nc
CullouRh, Signori BrIgnoli, Theodore Haber
mann, Giorgio Roncoui, G. Orlandini, Wilhelm
Formes, G. B. Autouucci, Joseph Hermanus, N.
Baiili, and other favorite singers.
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Rose Bell, who Is the irresistible "Pagen is Just
dead. But then the same mail that brought the
paper containing that information brought au-
other, embr ociDg the intelligence that Lydia
Thompson had been ILL., and unable to appear
since her arrival in New York.
new place of amusement called the Albam-
bra, and on the plan Of the English concert
saloons, is toon 10 be opened at TammaBy Hall.
Leonard Grover Is 10 be director.
The New York Herald thus speaks Of Rosen-
berg's painting of "Long Branch by Moon
lieht:n
"Rosenbere's painting of Long Branch by
Moonlight has passed from his studio iuto the
hands OF y purchaser. Mr.. DerOy has secured it
as one OF his lead ng attractions for tie ga lery
oil tne Derby AtneIgum, which he will shortly
open. The artist has represented u cool and
fresh summer moonlight, With the quick and
Cha0ng breeze blowing from the sea aud rutii,ng
hslr ana drapery among the usually thronging
visltants OF that taVorIte place OF summer
resort. The long Western man and the
short city one, the iair haired dPmsel from the
East ana the chestaut-tressed girl from our o En
State, the lover aud the man OF fasblon. the
soldlerly and the business idler, the laughing
maid and the teasing boy, are all Mingled In this
strangely novel painting in manner which
must stamp the paIuter not merely as an able
artIst but as Que OF decidedly most exceptional
talent. The sky and dstaDce-e -peoially toe
haZy condition OF the 10 wer atmOsphpre-are
rendered with hdelity to nature which is the
mtre remarkable from its beiCg evideOCed
in a composition which must necessarily
take rank as figure painting. 10 addition,
The whole OF the raWing, with very little eX-
ception, Is very fine, aud when Its various
meris-we ought specially TO mention its very
palpable Telet-are considered, 1t must com
maud n more detailed aud less grudging praise
at The hands OF the critic lhan be Is ordinarily
enabled to give any WORK IN what is, at all
events in this country, comparatively new line
OF art. We have formerly alluded To IT cursOrlly
while 1t was i'll progress, and may fraukl say
that as a finished production, it exceeds our
anticipations, warm as these formerly we're, and
more than justldes the large price which we
understand Mr.. Derby paid the artist for it,"
ALI BADA,
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to Laurel Bin. %,
FGRINp. the Sist OF October. RAOHEL4 We
Frederick FoeriDR. In the 71st year OF her aae. .
The relatives and friends of the mmy are invited
Parrish street. Wtdn' sday afternoon, the 9Th In
stsnt, at O'Clock. Interment At Laurel Hill Oenae-
terry.
BARTMAN.-on saturday. october o., after q
painful illDeee. which he bore with Christhu f0rt-
Jude, Mr. JCHN HART MAN, In the Ssth year OF his
age -. . .
folly Invited tU attend the funeral. Tburaday, NJ
vPmber g. NJ o'ciOck, from his late residence, NO
30 N. Nineteenth street To proceed 70 South Laurel
Hill.
BINO.-On the I'd instant, Mr.. GEORGE KING,
SR IN the T3d year Of his age.
The relatives and frienos Of the family. aud Phila
delphis Lodge No. 49, l. o ofO. F., are respectfully
inv ted TO attend the uneral from the residence OF
his son, Richard King. No. 1913 MoyRmensing ave-
Thursday afternoon Ht O'clock. To proceed
10 wharton etreet n. e Church.
OGDEN On the Cd instant, WILL AM OGDEN. .
native Of Royton Lancashire. Eng and aged 30 years
and 10 months. -
WiDgohocking Tribe. No. SO, ], D. OF Red Men and
The Order in erers invited TO attend his tunerA
from his parenis' residence, No, 81 adams street,
Frspkford, Thursday afternoon, the DIN instant,
at Q O'CLOCK.
RFF-on the % instant GEORGE NJ, son Of iona.
han and Mary Ann ee aged 10 years aud 10 m onths
The body will be removed on "Wednesday. at
oJclork r. NJ, to womelsdorf Pa, for interment.
Funeral on ThursdSy at O'Clock p. N.
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CITY ITEMS.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WINTER
CLoTHING-Mens, Youths, Boys, aud Chlldrens 3.
Choice stock Of beec.ed styles of Piece Goods tO be
made to order.
Styte, NJ and workmanship of garments surpassed
BY none-equdlied bvJeW Au prices guaranteed toOer
than The 0reSt eLSetOhere and ft sdtSdctiOn 0udrdn
every purchaser, or no sale cancelled and nonev
reftInded.
Hal tCdy bettOeen BENNETT q Co.,
EULh and TOWER HALL,
StrM Streets No. 1Is MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
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DIED.

CONWAY.-On the 1st instant, MARSELLA OON.
Way granddaughter Of the late owen MoHuga,
aged 10 years and 10 months.
The nlends fALnlIy respectfully Invited 10
attend the funeral, from st. Josepn's Hospital on
wednesday morning al O'CLOCK Fqneral services At
et. James Church. InLerment NJ Cathedral Cemetery.
FAU6SEr. November Mas ANNA FAU5sEr.
. Her reisCveS ana Ilenah are invited 70 atteno the
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FINE FBENcH CALF BOOTS AND GAITBRs.-The
man who has never experienced the pleasure Of
wearing pair OF boots made by William H. Helweg
is 10 some extent object of commiseration. We
speak knowingly, having worn Helweg's boots for
years. Their comfort, however, is not their only
recommendation, as they are made of the best mate
rial and In the very best manner Heweg will no
employ an incompetent workman; therefore his
work is always irstclass His store and factory is
at No 535 Arch Street, next to the corner OF Sixth
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CARPETS -Housekeepers tand especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the city, will find 1t
their interest by calling vt r. Delacroxs whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse No.S5 South Second
street. above Chestnut, before purchasing elsewhere
See ad ertiseIn ent In another column.
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CURTAIN LooPs. CENTRE TAssELs, Cornices
Frnges, Gimps etc., at half the usus! prices, at PAT
TINS No 1908 Chesnut street.
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PURE GARD LEHIGH Coal; Honey Brook and Har.
leigh and Lorberry and Locust Mountain Coal; pre-
pared:in the best manner at William W. Alters Coal
Depot. No. s57 N. Ninth street. below Glrard avenue
Office, corner Sixth and Spring Garden streets.
Orders by post promptly filed.
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GILT AND WALNUT CoRNIcEs and Moudiu rs for
Curtains; slso rich Centre Loops Fringes aud Gmps
at haif the prices usually asked for them; ALSO Lace
and Muslin Curtains, very low, at PArTENs, No. I4Os
CheSnut atreets
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FASHIONABLE AND WELL MADE CHoTHINs o NLY'
offered for sale at No s24 Chestnut street. Every gar
ment lcdrrdnted TO be as represented. An Immense
stock for the fall and winter of 1858 now ready.
Superior workmanship and Jair prices, at
CHARLES SToK q Co.'S
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QUALITY AND STYLE THE TRUE TEsr CHEAP
MISS in purchasing clothing for the coming winter
first examine the variety for gAntlemen's wear at
No. s24 Chestnut street. CHARLES STOKES d Co,
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MARRIED.

oRFEN-BROWN.-On the 27th ultimo, at No. 7ls
Dauphin street. by the Rev. Mr.. Combs, Mr.. 40 RG E
q. GRERN 10 Miss EMMA BROWN, all or PhilAdel
phis.
LOR-MoMURRAY.-on the 29th ultImo. by
Il Rev. A. Judson sage, Mr. J. MARtS TAYLOR 70
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hSz.WE HAVE SOLD 80 FAST
sS-WE HAVE SOLD 50 FAST
g. ,NE HAVE SOLD so FAST
as-WE HAVE SOLD 80 FAST
w. W OUR FALL AND WINTER CLoTHINa-7N6
OUR FALL AND MINTER CLoTHINGsftN
OUR FALL AND WISTER CLOTHINGsSsn
OUR FALL AND WINTER CLoTHING=Sw
hF-WE ARE now RECEIVING
Hp-WE NOW RECEIVING
Es-WE NOW RkCEINIkG
THE SECOND INsTALMENT-5En
The SECOND INSTALAENT@f.i
THE SECOND INsTA ALMEST IN
THE SECOND INsTALMENr~tsi
A4rBEAUTIFUL FRESH GOODS.
aV- BEAUTIFUL FRESH GOODS.
So BEAUTIFUL FRESH GOODS
Rf-BEAUTIFUL FRESH GOODS.
CARD.-We have q splendid Shock OF the Usru
nelUest things our counter, and though our sales
are SO large, we have forty cutters anu seven hun.
These facts are open for the Inspection OF any who
will call and see tor themselves.
nS,-rhe New Goods Just receiving aGe:-
Fall Overcoats from t7'76 TO s25,
Indispensable Suits.
street Jackets.
Fancy over sacks.
Stylish Cbesterhelds
Youths CnesteTheds.
Boys Double breasted Sacks.
Youths ard Boys Suits.
Chlldren's 9aribRldis.
Children's Bsma-ks
ChildIeu's Prince Imperials.
Child ems Ohamberlaias.
Child ems Fancy OvercoatS'
n1-A large fo' ce of salesmen TO give good Atten-
ton 10 all, either looking Or PqNysnS RRowN
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
The corner OF SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN desiring new and
fashionable clothing Is respect ully drawn to the
perb stock open for inspection q. No s2i Ohes-
nut street. CHARLES STOKES & Co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-03

FINE BEDDING,
Spring Mattresses,
Hair Mattresses,
Moss Mattresses,
Husk Mattresses,
Fine Feather Beds,
Superior Bolsters aud Pillows,
At Patterns Bedding and Upho stery Store, No.
I4Os Chestnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-03

DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH. at Hillman's News Stand. At
North Pennsylvania Depot
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-03
ASTOUNDING RRPORTs.-

2OC0 CAsRs OF CONSUMPTION CURED.
Professor TIosseau, of the Chidren's Hospital
Paris, reports that. in two thousand cases OF Con
sumption, iu which the formula for Uphams Fresh
Meat Cure was used, 1t cured nearly every one. 1t
allsys the cough, heals the lungs, and gives new
lease oflife Sold 81 per bottle, six for s5 JOHN
sToN, HOLLOWAY & CowDKN, No. 6O2 Arch street.
JRwKLRY.-Mr. William W, Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street, haa the largest and attractive
assortment of fine jewery and silverware In the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real pure arti
Gle furnished At D price which cannot be equalled
He also has large stock OF American watches In all
varieties ana at all priees visit to his store
to result in pleasure and profit
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-03

TRENwITHs NEWS DEPOT. lately opened on Ches.
nut s west ofSixth. o. ola Is model establishment
OF its kind every respect. NeGtly fitted up alry
light and convenient. goods consDouousy displayed,
everything 10 Pertsct order T. rs really pleasure 10
"Hafper's Weekly" and "Monthiy," the .AIIantic
Monthly" "Cvmic Monthly" etc. In addition 10
these ali the other periodicals domestic and foreign
The daily papers published here, IN New York, aud
other places end the latest books be found mann
hIa connters lie deserves success. and viii secnre