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" II e G Il Il A T
RURAL CEMETERY,
MOUNT MORLAH,

MOUNT MoRIAH,
embracing an area of one hundred and hrty-fve
acreg and comprising every variety OF scenery is by
far the largest and most beautiful OF all the cemete-
ries PHI lRdelpha.
AS the tide OF Improvement tends northward,
MOUNT MORIAH,
by geographical position is
FOREVER SAFE FROM INTRUSION OR Dis.
TURBANCE BY OPENING OF STREETS,
and Will never be hedged in and surrounded by
houses factories ether improvements, the inevl
table fate Of other cemeteries noRhward centrally
situated.
Alta convenient distance from the city, readily &C.
cessble by an excellent road and by the street
Of the Darby Passenger Railway, Mount Morish
by Its undisturbed quiet fu fills the solemn purpose
OF its dedication last resting place of the dead.
No funeral service here is interrupted by the
shI i'll whis lie of the locomotive the sensbles
Of friends visitors shocked by the rush rattle
of long traina of passing freight or coal must
OF necessity be the in other burial places now
established or projected, the immediate line Of
steam railroads, or through the grounds of which
such RAILROADS run. Just now the hues of Autumn
hinge with gorgeous coors and infinite variety the
iiage OF the various groups o. fac Old forest trees
adorning the margin of the stream which mean GERS
through the grounds, and adds 30 great charm TO
the attractions of the place.
Churches of ali the principal Protestant deuUmina
tons have here purchased sections of ground the
use OF their congregst Ions, and more than seven
thousand families have given this great Rural Gene
tery the preference over all others,
Cl oice lots OF any size desired may s Ill be hld
uron application at the Lodge nt the Of the
cemetery, or at the Branch Office, No. 1886 GIRARD
Avenue, where any informa ion VIII BE- given by
10 Is I'm GEORGE CoNNELL, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS.
I IMPROVEMENT OF TIE DES MONIES
i RAPlIS OF THE BISSI ,ITPI RIVER.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
UNITED STAEEs EHGINEHa'S OFFICH.(
X EDKUK Iowa. Oct. 81. lS.S

UNITED STAHES HNGINEHhB OFFICH,l
KEoKuK, Iowa oct. q, 1875. )
Sealed Propossis II In mopplos!e, Tlll be received at
1878, Tor completing the alton of the Prism, aud
the Consnucion OF :; smbankment wall OF the canal
or The improvement OF the Des Mones Rapias OF the
Inc Ca al is to be about ia miles along, extending
st the water surface inside OF the Canal is to be from
Iion ana IN low water be 1--WE feet oeep All the
nse9 ia 1 m em ths fsm 0 the SSn" 70 Se
throughout the FreAter part OF the distance, Will he
Cavation occu Q the botum OF the Csrai viii have
slope u inches to The mile The emnankment 20 be
the top, including the rinrap covering AID to be
ioi vertical On the tutsde, ana 4 base to vertlcS
on ihe y side The ayeIage IS Of The rip rap
sice, ald iOot ON the 10
Say one ninth, the balance or so much thereof as
me Ttmainder OF the iuhds approprated-aoouL
Al propositions must state q price AZ which each
anS every kine Of work SUe2ied IN the pro9qsal IS
10 ne a. ne and no bid VIII be considered that
printed copy of this advertisement mast be
Ihe Government reserves the right to reject any
hacn bid must contain written or printed qua
sthro 3y wo R fe toP persons ,
iorm OF guarantee, Will be furnished upon application
Tine p,ice or prices IN the contract viii be consd.
G Se & ebPease o ws1 s 1gaaGg n an9 M M he
low.pi 81 implen cuts, AND machinery and perform
lions eS hbied atthe I,tlirg
Iineep per cent. OF The amount OF any work done
materials furnished, the contra1t price thereof
win be reserved W I'll the whole work which is the
subject OF contrs CT shall he entirely completed.
n name names of the persons processing must
be written 'ul, ith their place OF residence
ard Post Office address
Plans MAJ sp cdcations, ane all necessary papers
III Tor examination at this Otice Tor fifteen
dPys prior 10 the date OF the letting.
FTSOBs proposing TO contract are requested 10 ViSB
erdmiie the location Of He tCork GerJre sending in
thCir bids.
Pr posas should be addressed TO the undersigned
at EeOE EuE, Iowa, and ahOuld be endOrsed"PrO-
prtsls for work on the Improvement Of The De5
Holnes Rapids" .
Lieutensnt- Colonel S5lh Infantry, BIevej a ajor
Ger eral u. S, "A.
l.. COOPER oV GRMAN,
:. lO3lI6t Cuplaia orps of En- gineers.
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at l34A.
Seymour snubbed his Baltimore frieuds,
Quiet reigns in New Orleans at present. -
The Fond-duLac (Wisconsiu) skating rink
was burned yesterday. Loss, $50, 600.
The Agrlcultural Far at Stanton, Va
-HoIatiO Seymour, who 10 on y stumping
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Brig GaZelle. Cole, HaVTe, j. H. Bailey d 90,
Br.TohT Gold Hunter CIowell, 81. Jonn, N. B., War
rem d Gregg. -, -
str Beverly, Pierce, New York, w. r. Clyde d 20.
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen. for Baltimore with tow
OF barges w. p. Clyde ~ Co. Il
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THE GOLD OAKS" CEMETERY

Is situated on the Township Line road at the inter-
section OF Eicelown lane, and embraces sixty nlne
Acres OF romanicaly beautiful land 1T the estate
known for many years "Old Oaks" late the ooun-
try seat OF John Tucker, Esq,
The name is taken from the great number and
usual thrift and beauty OF the majestic "old OAkb
trees now growing on the property, and which lend
IL charm and appearance Of permanency peculiarly
In harmony with the purposes to which the ground
is dedicated.
No better selection OF location for q Cemetery
could have been made. All the advantages possessed
by each of the other Cemeters combined In this
1t is central in slLusiVn easily accessible by good
roads from all directons IL is perfec ly convenient
to and is but tort distance from Germantown
Many unk, Nicetown, Frank ford, and BIdesburg and
can be reached from all parts OF the City OF Phlade
phls by means OF Broad street. which is the most
attractive and commanding In appearance OF any
avenue not only in this city, but Ia the whole
try and which is free from those interruptions and
delays which render private travel on most Of our
highways not only dlsagreeabe but often dangerous
1t extends for long distances on both Nlcetown
lane and the Township Line road and will have three
main and ornamental gateways. to afford facill-
ties for ingress and egress from all directions
drives through the place. and all the approaches to
80 arranged that It's embellishments and superior
advantages cannot fail 10 be once seen and appre
clated by the visitor.
1t is the Intention of the propretors to make "Old
Oaks" the most beautiful Cemetery in America and
the artificial decorations the lakes, drives walks and
horticultural ornAmentation Will give 1t appear.
unsurpassed by other brought to public
notice, and will tend to say the feeling Of gloom
often caused by the sombre and funeTeal aspect SO
prevalent in Cemeteries generally.
The Buildings on the property we'll known as
the costly and handsome erected by private
capital. The Mansion Will be used in part as a
Chapel, and the surroundings beauihed In Keeping
with the character of the place. in word, the Pro
prttoTs wish TO do away with the feeling Of repusIve
often associated with Gfaveyards and Charnel
Houses, and hold every induCement to thstrlends
and relatives of the departed to visit the grounds
which contain relics so precious 10 them.
The"old Oaks" will he made object of interest to
strangers, as we'll as residents of Philadelphia, and
while the solemnity of Ihe scene Will not be violated
yet the i'm preston will be conveyed that Death Is
mere separation, and that those who have fought
"e's battle' only resting from their labOrs and
are always Kept alive In the memory of their sur
vvors.
The grounds Will be open to Visitors at all hours
during the day. The office OF the Company is at
Eo. Ai3 CHESNUT Street,
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ARRIYED YEsTERDAY,

to CTowell d Collins
schr Clayton q Lowber, jackson. l day from
Smyrna Del, with grain to James l.. Bewley q 90,
schr W. f. Cushing Oranmer from salem.
Steamer Frank Pierce, "a hours from New York
with mdse. 10 w, Nj. Baird d Co.
Steamer MllVe. Renear, fror1 MillVille. with
mdBe TO Whitall Tatum d Co.
Steamer Chester Jones, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. TO w. p Clyde h Co,
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow Of barEea 70 w. p. Clyde 90.
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THE OLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA,

RICHARD vAUx,
PBBsIDRET.
PETER A. IkEYSER,
VICE PREsIDRNT.
MARTIN LANDENBERGER,
TREASURER.
II. II. WAINWRIGHT,
sEoRETARY,
hANAgERs,
EVAN RANDOLPH,
BENJAMIN BULLOCK,
MARTIN IANDEN BIER 1ER.
RICH 4 RID q. RIDGWAY,
RICHAR RID ]. DOBBIN5,
PETER A. KEYSER,
CHARLES II. MUIRHEID,
JOSEPH u. TOBIAS.
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CNlINTHN RRANCH.

This Chamber was called to order nj a quarter past
three o'clock. President Joseph +. Marcer, Esq, in
the Chair
A communication was received from the Chief En-
gLeer and surveyor, setting forth that for the
Du ding of cuyerts in the year 1851 alOn Lside Of
passenger railway tracks the companies have been
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These bills, though record were not rendered To
the several companies until the 10th of the present
month since which the following amounts have been
Teceiyed:- -
Oct. H-Frankford and Southw'k Railway Co..s265'0s
Oct 1I-Tenth and Eleventh Sls. Railway Co.. 5000
Oct l7-sscond and Third SIS. Railway Co... 5sIO
Oct 28-Phladelphia City Railway Co......... 1896
Total reeeiyed to date ato,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,.$4 .$46s44
Laid ON the table.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Fbr aesdtttonag Martne Nelos see Ftrst Paqs,

ALMANAC FOR Observation-Disclosures DAY.
BUN ...8 2s MOON RIsGs........... rs
sun SRTs.........,...459 so HlsH WATER......... 23
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FOR SALE.

EN PUBLIC SALE OF COUNTRY RESI-
A-~DHNCE, FURNITURE, ETC, IN DELANC0
BURLINGTON COUNTY, NEW JER 3EY.
viii be sold az Public sale. ut ~ O'clock noon on
THURSDAY, the 18TH day Of November, on the pre-.
mises, a three.story dOuble frame Dwelling, with
twc-stUry back buildings, and lot of nearly three
acres OF ground, fronting the Rancocas river i've
minutes walk Il ON the Amden aud Anboy Rail-
road Cepot anu wharf forty five minutes ride from
Philadelphia and three hours fr m New York. Lawn
on the river. abundance OF shade. gravel beach
every variety of fruit. Inn. fae above
will be sold Pianc forte, Mahogany aud Black Wal
nut Parlor Dining room. aud bedroom Furniture
Cooking utensils GRI denipg Tools etc etc.
Perfons wishing 10 examine the property before
the sale may apply to
T. s. & G. E FLETCHER,
IOl9mwf DELANCO N. J,
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II AVING ALTERED AND ENLARGED MY
IL store, No. $50 n. NINTH street, iuvlte atten
uOn to ruy Increased stock (Of my ufaeture)
OF fine BOOTS, SHOES. CATERS, ETC., of The latest
sIyll and st the lowest prices. - ~
9l63n ERNkST SOPP.
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FDNUND A. SoUD6R, !
GEokGE l.. BUZBY, SMoNTHLY o. AMtTTEE.
SAMUEL IL. Stokes.
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WALNUT ST. THEATRE. BEGINS AT TO g.
w THIS (ETldayJ LVGNING. oct 81,
Sannnh ,Weak OF The Enni mt Tragaian. and
BEN EFT OF Il L. 1AVENPOR'T
UNEQllNOOAL SUCCESS WITHOUT pUEEl,
THE PEOPLE STILL PRESS FORWARDif fS'
HOUSES CROWDED 40 THE DOMHl
Fifth Night Of the new Romantic Drama entitled
II; OR BRANDED,
day; alec the ~ FAe0e"'
WILD LIFE OF THE GIFSY TRIBEs.
Mr. r. Il DAVENPORT In Four Characters,
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MEDICAL.
COAl-.

= MIDDLETON q co., DEALERS IN
-. HA@kLEIaH @ LEHI9A and Eagle VEIN
for family use. Yard, no. l225 WA6RIE9TOIs
A0snDs. Ohica No. hS WALNUT StRssk 80
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st0St mo Stat.
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