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PSA GHoEGErowN, 6. c., KEIrHFIELD,
WxyrR1Y AND BROOK GREEN kILIs.-The regula.
packet steamer Emile, Captain P. G. Lewis, Will
leaye Commercial Wharf tomorrow morning, the
aath instant, at O'Clock. Freight viii be received
this Gay.
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NEAT AND WE'LL BUILT HOUSE

VIII be sold THIS DAY, the sd instant at II
O'Clock, In front OF the Old Postoilce, corner
East Bay and Broad streets,
ALI that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, At the corner OF kutledge avenue and
Morris streets. The House contains four square
rooms, two attics dressing room and pantry
piazza on south side on brick foundation, gas
throughout. Kitchen has two large rooms,
lathed and plastered. Lot measuring "a feet on
front, and back line SO feet, by ITO feet deep more
or less. On the Lot is large grape arbor, 1g
trees and 1ower garden.
Terms-Onethird cash; balance in one year, se
cured by bond and mortgage, with interest at
seven per cent, or from one to three years at ten
per cent. interest Purchaser to pay b. & g. for
all papers and stamps. nov23 thstu3
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BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURB.
TSTATE SALH-PLANTATION IN ST.
~ ANDREWS PARISH.

At Private Sale
ROPETON PLANTATION. belonging to Estate
wilkes, In st. Andrews Parish, about i've miles
from Charleston, ON the Stono River, opposite to
Johns Island, and on the Savannah Charleston
Railroad and main road. The tract contains
about 975 acres OF Land, about 725 Of which are
high Land, the balance marsh Land. About 100
acres Of the Land are cleared aud adapted TO the
culture Of cotton and provisions, and about 81 to
rice. Excellent crops OF cotton have been made
upon the place for years. figH
For partieularslRpply at No. % Broad street.
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rHn SrKAasHP MARYLAND will sail on We'd
nescay, at a O'Clock P. n, and through bills lad
ing win be issued BY Aessrs- CourtenaJ Tren'
holm for cotton to Bremen, pc. Steamship Ohio,
or tho North German Lloyd, sailing from Balti
more December /.
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By LOUIS ID. DsSAUSSURE.

EsIDENCE IN CHARLOTTE STREET.
Is
AT Private Sale
The Wooden RESIDENCE on brick basement,
ON Tie north side Of Charlotte street, known by
the NJ. ~, containing SIX upright, two garret,
one dressing rooms two pantrieS private star-
WAY two pazzas. ciSterli, gas, &c. On the PREM
iseS are an excellent Kitchen. q ca--age house
and Ytahic the Lot measures 60 feet 'front.' by 40
feet decn.
ApNy IA ahovc, at No. % Broad street.
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E S T A T f s A L E


will ofer for sale for cash. at the late residence
OF w. B. Dowling, deceased. one and hali
miles from Bamberg, on WEDNESDAY, 14th OF
December next
follows:
LOT No. /, known as the simpson Lott and
all the houses and improvements thereon, sltuat-
ed at Gfaham's Turnout and containing one
acre more or less fronting 1 Rauroad avenue anu
Lot No. 2 lying OF Graham's Turnout, On Whioh
G. W. Nicely now resides, containing eighteen and
half aOrcs more or less, and bounded aS followH:
BY the Solith Carolina Railroad Company ana
Lands OF Daniel Guess and Lot OF DR.. HanberrJ.
Lot No. 8, upon which John = Small now Ne
sides lying at Ofaham'a Turnout ana wch In
proved, containing ono aorc, more or hes, Douna-
Ell by the Public Road leading from Graham =
Turnout 10 9prinEioHn, on the east skic OF sGh!
ROAD one hundred and eighteen feet; on The south
by the Baptist Church, one hundred and lfty ices
two inches: on tho north by Lands OF IL t. tocc;
on The cast by Lands OF II. D iaSe. Sasa LoL Was
sobi by H. u Rice 10 ThoJlas j. Counts.
4yh THAT valunSic PLANTATION, known a5
the "Iivar Plncc,' containing seven hundred ana
rty acres more or fei;S, bounded ON inc n0:,h ny
Bdisso River, Oh the eass and south bJ har'ht'
Ysigicr on the wca b. 0arnTelL
6sh. 1hc OLD PLAGE, near Grah2m's Turnout,
containing Beycn hundred acres, BUrc Or f2sa',
and 5Oxnded north by q. G. Cooper and II. y.
Ricc; soaM by hamilton Martha; west ny HrS.
Kemp and G.. w. Turner, ana cas-, " nhisoii
Pctcr.
/ VIII also sell on tha sanc da5, a: :he River
Plaoc,
Fonr goo.l MULES
Six hundred bushels os Corn.
Six Thousand pounds gDoj }@ahcr, peas ano
Rice.
One Wagon, Plantation Toois, ana oth"E arti-
cieS not mentioned. ,
Purchasers to pny for Gll noccisarJ i'olr3 Gid
revenue staInlEH
An persons Indicated To the above Rfe;e, are re-
oues; ed 10 some forward and DsaEo nnneiihtse
pay mcnt 70 tho undCysI3netL -
nova tuo Qualified Hsccyi or.
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSUgsE.
DRICK RESIDENCE IN HASEL
I'D STREET.

For Sale
The desirable three story BRICK RESIDENCE,
on high basement, sltuak, on the south side Of
Hasel street, between Meeting and Arson streets,
containing eight rooms, pantry, dressing room
and two pIaZZas, extensive brick kitchen, cor
riage house and stable The Lot measures SO
feet 'front.' by 100 feet deep, more or less.
Amply as above at No. % Broad street.
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SANITARY Observation-Disclosures Michel
and Davis have been appointed In the lower
wards, and Policemen Eipson and Pond IN the
upper wards. to make tour OF inspection In their
respective departments fer sanitary purposes
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NoMMIsSIoNEB's SALE.

Charleston, 1eth November, 1899.
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BY SETH SPENCER.
DAYENEL TOWN LOTS, WITHOUT
HI RESERVE

On WEDNESDAY, the Gath instant, at IL O'Clock
A. IL, At the Old postoirice, will be soh,
One hundred and twcnty-four Q24) HALP-
ACRE LOTS in the Town OF Ravcncl, on Savan-
nan and Charleston Railroad, about Is miles from
Charleston This ls IN excellent stand for coun-
try stores The land il well wooded with oak and
pine timber, and the health OF the place Is con-
sidered good. Wood can be freighted as 81 per
cord.
Terms cash. plat to be seen at No. Stvte
street nov20 stnw3*
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An nersons inden.@I To The above Rfetc, ere re-
oues,ad 10 some forward and Dsaso nn:neikASe
f"' ~ :! Il. T'EIES
nove tuo QnaMlies, H,ccyi' or.
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anetioa saIes- abis Dap.
By JEFFORDs s CO.
TTNDBRWRITERS SALE OF DAM
l AGED BACON AND BRY SALTED MEATS.

VIII be sold THIS DAY. 2Sd Inst, at half-past
O'CLOCK in front OF our Stores, Nos. IT and 10
Vendue Range,
hhds. Bacon SHOULDERS.
hhds. G. r. Sides
2bOxes Breakfast Bacon.
box Sugar-o1red ShouldeN
boxes Dry Salted shoulders
0boxes Dry Sailed Sides.
Damaged on board steamer prometheus on her
sold on account OF Underwriters and all con-
cemed.
OOndltiona cash. n0vGS
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STADT.
viii be sold THIS DAY, she 23d day Of Rovem-
ber instant, at IL O'Clock A. n. precisely, in
front OF the Old Oustomhouse-
All shat PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND
known as travellers Home" containing 1900
acres, more or less, situate In st. James Goose
Creek; butung and bounding north on lands
now or formerly Of the estate OF William Turpin
and Frederick A. Ford, east on Lands now or late
Of John Donnelly, Sr and George Grences south
on the old Burnt Tract and Lands OF the heirs OF
James Mccall and the heirs Of Burbagc, as set
forth in plat made by Daniel Shepperd, Surveyor,
and dated 1st March, 1887, and duly recorded In
Book c. No. 15, page 3l6, In the Office OF Register
Mesne Conveyance Charleston County.
Terms-One-third cash; balance on credit OF
one and two years; credit portion to be secured
by bond bearing seven per cent interest. and
mortgage Of premises. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps. Is. w. NJ MACKEY,
nov23 tu4 s. G. G.
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By IOUiS u. DeSAU3SURE.

CTOIE ON EAST BAY STREET.
=
~ Priyatc Sale
The THREE STORY BRICK STORE, on East
Bay street, 1T the southeast corner or COrdes
street, (Which was occupied for near quarter OF
century by one Of oar most successful mer-
chants the late Mr. Smith howry. Jr.) The Lot
measures % foct frcnt By 60 feet deep.
Tins property Is one OF the most central on East
Dny for business.
Apply as above, at No. q Broad street
I'M
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THIS DAY, the 23d instant, viii be sold in Store
house. No. 3 Atlantic Wharf, ct II O'Clock,
general assortment or GROCERIES,, &C., saved
from the late FIRE on East Bay,
UOHSISTTNG OF;
WHISTLES, Rum, Gin. Vinegar, Flour, Pota-
toes, CoGee, Tea, Soap, Starch, Herrings, Clothes
Lines Chocolate, Candles. Case Liquors. Black
ing, Mackerei, Sardines, Sweet Ol Beei, Should
Buckets DO
Conditions cash. RovS
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by LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
TSTATE RESIDENCE ON MEET.
H ING STREET.

At Private Sale
The three-story BRICK RESIDENCE, No. IS
Meeting street. containing ten rooms, pantry,
double piaszas, clstern. &C., with brick Kitchen,
carriage house and stable. The premises have re-
Gently been repaired. The Lot measures about 70
feet 'front.' 211 feet Deep and 1l6 feet on the back
line.
Apply as above at No. % Broad street.
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By LAUREY g. ALEXANDER.

VTNDRRWRITER'S SALE OF GROCE-
u RIES AND LIQUORS, 20, SAVED FROM
THB LATE FIRE ON EAST BAY.
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CITY AFFA RS
meetings This nay.

asckholders Bank of Charleston, at II Il
Trustees Episcopal Society, at Z p. M.
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Gurtion 5aIes- -5uture Dars.
by WEI. MCKAY.
TIURNTTURE or A FAMILY-BED-
II DING, BLANKETS, SHEETS, &c.
On WEDNESDAY, oath instant, at No. 1ss Meeting
street.
Auction Sale OF DRY GOODS and Fancy Arti-
cles THIS Tuesdsy) EVENING, att O'Clock.
pov23
by WEI. MCKAY.
BY HUTS0N LHE,
AuctionooT.
VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION.

BY virtue of an order OF sale to me directed by
the Hon. George S. Bryan, Judge OF the United
States District Court for the District OF South
Carolina, win be offered for sale at public auc-
tion, at the Old Postofice, foot OF Broad street,
on TUESDAY, November Soth, 1853, at II O'Clock
A. n,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND, In
the Parish OF St. Thomas and st. Denis, on the
eastern branch OF the of Cooper River, known
az The Hagsn, containing one thousand four hua-
dred and eighteen acres, large portion OF which
is under c1ltivatlon-the whole forming one OF
the most desirable Rice Plantations IN the State.
TeYms-One third cash; balance In swo equal
annual instalments, secured by bond OF purchaser
and mortgage OF the premises. Purchaser TO
pay for papers and stamps
noys tHftuT LOUIS MCIAIN, Assignee.
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A. C. MeGILLIVRAY,
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY

AucfkoneeE
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Tzs CHEAPEST YEr.-The NEWS Jeb Office is
rcv printing bill heads in ths best style and On
Sne paper, at 81 50 per thousand Merchants, think
Of Itf
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nova
By JOHN G.. MILN0B 6 GO.

TANDSOMR BRUSSELS CARPET,
III BBEAKFAST SHAWLS, NUBIAS, H00DS
WOOL SHAWLS. FRENCH MAD
GOODS, CLOTHING, &C.
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"A NEw ESrERPR1sR FoR CHARLHsroM
rapidly increasing business in produce and fruits
sAat has been developed In the South has caused
Eorthern dealers to give this traAc their close at
oantios. The .united States and West India Fresh
Meas and Fruit Company has been organized for
tae p1rposeof shipping fresh meat. fruit and all
perishshle produce to and from the seaports and
gulf cities or the United States and 70 the West
Indis Islands. This company holds the patentright
Of Bfsy's invention for preserving meat and fruit
On tho refrigerating plan, and has capital stock
Of d, box, 900 with working capital Of $eoo0oo
sherman &West, OF New York, theavy dealers in
peodace and fruits) have entered into contract
with shis company to ft up, early in the spring,
tae Charleston ana Savannah steamships and con-
necsiag lines OF steamers to 81 Johns River,
Fnrida, BY the application Of this patent on board
said steamers. This same nrm win also purchase
n,coe scyes'of land near sayannah, and put the
Same in fruits and early vegetables
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By HENRY COBIA & CO.

TTAMS. SUGAR AND CROCKERY.
THIS DAY, at halr-past o'cloeS, in front OF our
store, viii be sold,
90 HAMS
20 barrels Sugar
25 boxes Candles.
AND
A lot OF assorted OR0CKERf.
Conditions cash. hOV2S
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A. G. EcGILhITRAY,
FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY

N. DUCHWORTH 8 SONS W. LOUIS HALBl
STADT.
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By WARDLAw & CARBW.
VALUABLE SEA ISLAND COTTON
v PLANTATION.

win be sold THIS DAY, 2sd instant, at II A. NJ,
In front or the Old Postoffcc,
That VALUABLE PLANTATION, known as the
CAPBS situated on Jehn's Island about eight
miles from the city.
This Plantation Ia about two and half miles
from the Btono River, and contains about seven
hundred acress more or less; two hundred and
forty OF which ore cleared, and OF excellent quail
ity; having the finest reputation for the produe-
ton of fine sea island cotton and provisions.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
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By ALONZO ]. WHITE s. SON.

Brokers, Auetioneers and Real Estate
Agents, Once No. 50 East Bay,
Charleston, g. G.
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURR.
,ENCE ON RUTLEDGE AVENUE.

ID RsIDENCE ON RUTLEDGE AVENUE.
At Private Sale
The BRIOK RESIDENCE, No. 80 Rutledge ave-
nue., recessed from the street seventy-fye feet,
containing six rooms 15 4 by 16H feet three rooms
ID by 12H feet, double piazzas, gas, cisterH and
well, brick Kitchen, &c. Lot measures 60 feet
front by $50 feet deep; on the Lot are nower gar
den, fruit trees, figs, grapes, &c.
Apply as above at No. % Broad street.
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By LOUIS D. DesAUSSURE.
HATNE STREET STORE RUNNING
IA THROUGH TO MARKET STREET.

"A THROUGH TO MARKET STREET.
For Sale or Rent
The BRICK STORE on the sonth side Of Hayne
street. opposite the Charleston Hotel now ocon-
pied by Mr. John Daily, measuring 70 fcet on
feet In depth
These premises are admirably incatcd for the
wholesale trade and Will h" ""'d ~" "r"-third
cash, she balance In one, two and three years.
Apply a. above, at No. g Broad street.
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BY GEO. w. STEFFENS,
No. 30 vendue Range.

DUTTER, HAMS, SHOULDERS, &c.
Twill sell THIS DAY, at halfpast O'Clock,
80 kegs and tubs BUTTER
500 S. c. Hams
10 tierces Canvascd Hams
& boxes New York s. C. Shoulders
10 boxes New York S. @. Strips
Goldfish, Mackerel, Herrlngs, Flour, ca
fec, &c., &c. novZ5
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Auctsnneez
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BY BOWERS & sMoOx.

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Ey g.0UiS d. DeSAUSSUaa.
r OF OF LAND ON BROAD, LOGAN
~ AND NEW TREE'r3

For sale
The LOT OP LAND, situate at the corner OF tarcc
streets viz: Broad, l.ogln ah'i Now Stre3is.
measuring 80 feet on Broad atrcet, northwest on
New stroel III loct southwest on DunG,r P3ufs
lot 50 feot and on Logan street 40 ket-
FE tcr.ns apply as above, at Fo. % Brand
street. noVld triA
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anetio. Bales--Gbis Map.
A. C. McGILEIvRAY,
Auctfonoer.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

yOsKpu s. MGLgsBY vs. GEORGE EVANS,
Ell UX, RT AL.
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by a. G. McGELLIVRAF,
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by BOWERS 6 SILCOX.

HOUSES AND VACANT LOTS
H RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD INVEST
MENT TO ANY ONE WISHING TO
PURCHASE REAL ESTATE
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At Private Sale
TAe LOT, with the burnt building thereon, stir
ate on the south side of vendue Range, near East
Bay street, measuring % feet front, BY 4S feet
deep
Apply as above at No. % Broad street.
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LOUIS DeSAUSSURE.

OF ON SOUTH SIDE ENDUE
Ia RANGE.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The civ Amu.emeuts.

AT THE ACADEMY or Music this evening Mr. II.
Grau will commence his season OF German opera
which will be produced with new and handsome cos
tunes, scenery, and appointments inc cast VIII be
chen" Madame Rotter; "Max," Mr.. Habelmann;
"Caspar,' Mr.. Welnlich; "OttOcar,' Mr. Formes;
MT Weigsnd steneeke Mr. and sehTn the
other parts by Mesdames Schroeder schneider Iucca,
and Mr.. lancel. The famous incanaton scene OF the
third act will he given with all the properties and
effects that recently excited so much attention in
New York. Martha is announced for tomorrow
night The Magic Flute for wednesday, Fideiio for
Thursday, La J1Ce for Friday and Faust for Satur-
day. AT the matinee on Saturday Fra DiavoO will
MIR. Grau's company is strong one, composed of
artists of well-known ability, and there Is every
assurance that the fine works announced for per-
formance will be worthily rendered.
The prices OF admission are very low considering
the attractions, and the season ought to be bril-
AT THE CHEsNUT Bogus is announced for three
nights more, and then we hope will be called
upon to witness IL in any shape again. According to
The Press of this morning, Miss Keene brought out
this piece because she thought 1t good one, which
only shows how managers, critics and the dear pub
lie will differ sometimes in matters of taste.
ON Thursday next there will be Thanksgiving
matinee, when Robertsons comedy of School will be
performed, and on Thursday evening drama en-
titled The WOrknlen Of Neic York; or, the Curse Of
St.o0g Drink will be given.
ATTHE WALNUT Mr.. Edwin Forrest will commence
an engagement of ten nights this evening, by ap-
pearng "Kng Lear" This is not only Mr. Forests
greatest performance but he is the only representa-
tive Of the character on the American stage. No
other actor dare attempt il, and Forests "Lear"
stands alone as grand and impressive personation
OF one OF Shakespeares most wonderful creations.
on Tuesday Mr. Forrest will appear as "yirginlus;"
on Wednesday as "Othello;" on Thursday as "Mac-
BETH" and on Friday as "Richelieu."
ON Thursday there will be a Thanksgiving matinee
when Uncle Toms Cabin will be presented.
AT THE ARCH Lost at Sea will be performed this
evening.
AT DUPREz & BENEDICTs OPERA HOUSE, Seventh
street, below Arch, new programme will be pre-
sented this evening" which will include the bur-
lesque of Boston Peace Jubilee, the Great OUdrfptte
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street. Advice fatal to the peace
OF all ety-disposed tradesfolk doing business in
that neighborhoodl on Friday morning you might
have counted by the score the beef-complexi1ned
countrymen inquirng for No. 2 Amity street, and
presently making inquiry OF the not too lovely
looking woman posted there to give Information.
OF course Mr. Balsky had gone. and that was the
substance OF what his feminine sharp-cornered re-
preventative had to say. The law forbids the esta-
blishment OF individual post otiices. and the nge-
NOUS Mr.. Balsky had managed to evade the law by
establishing "letter" Office and not "post" office,
at No. Amty street. But il write much more
about naughtinesses, THE EysNING TELEGRAPH, so
far pretends to be daily newspaper for family
reading might run the risk OF being classed, in
quarters with the Sunday World; to avoid which
risk herewith bring my letter to an abrupt close.
ALI BABA.
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GLU.EEE oLU.ENE u GLurNE 1T will mend Fur.
Diture Crockery in fact anything about your house
A. l.. WILLIAMS
Sole Ascent for PennsylvAnia; Depot at No AN Sixth
street. corner OF Commerce Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by druggists stationers and the trade rome
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Buying all their mate
rials at first hands and an
large lots, doing a large
business, tce adopt q Uery
small tdrig of profit.
"Manp a little 3nak,es a
TlUckle."
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WE LIVE IN THREE CLTGArEs.-In this country
three climates Our springs and have sotness
and midness that belong only to the temperate
our midsummers torrid and midwinters almost
arctic their frsidy. These changes involving vara.
ton of from ninety to hundred degrees of Fahrenheit
during year. upon the whole conducive to health
and long life, but they tend entail upon dis
tressing complaints which only be escaped by the
exercise of due and the of proper antdote
when the system is predisposed to contract them The
chief aud annoying of these disorders is dyspepsia
supposed to be incurabe but which, since the intro
duction OF HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs, about
twenty years ago. proved be perfectly manageable
disease
In the spring and fall but especially in the fall the
symptoms of dyspepsia generally aggravated. The
profuse expenditure of the animal fluids under the burn
ing sun is apt the stomach weak and
indoent and incompetent the task of perfect dges
ton 1t requires tonic which will it from its
lethargy and brace and invgorate without irritating
nhaming it, This tonic has been provided in the
derful vegetable preparation which has replaced in
measure all the old palatives formerly prescribed by
physicians under the false idea that the disorder could
not be radically cured. The of HosTETTERs
BIrTERs all the varieties of dyspepsia acute chronic,
has eectuay exploded this faacy and it now recon-
mended II specific for indigestion by some of the most
| eminent members OF the medical profession.
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CHARLES STOKES, No ssi oHEsNUT STREET.
WHAT MORE COMMON OR DISTRESSING THAN A
BILIOUS ATTAcKy-Who is not familiar with the we'll
known sympomsy Oppression across the Stomach and
Chest, Low Spirits, Restlessness Gloominess OF Mind
Weakness Dull Headache, Dirty Greasy Appearance Of
the Skin Yellow nge vi the White of the Eyes Loss
of Appetite, and Costivenessf Few indeed ot the
ordinary ills of life more widely prevalent than
these Bilious Disorders and yet they may readily be got
rid OF by using d. JAYSE's sANArryE PILLS by whose
operation the Liver will be rapidly restored to healthy
action the yitated seoretOns OF the stomach changed
all eOstivsness and the whole system assisted
in recovering its uorVaa condition. Sold all Druggists.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-15

NEW
BROWN, BLUE, AND DRAB
KERSEY
oVERCoATINGS
EOBBY
GREEN, BROWN, AND GREY MIXED
FUR BEAVER
ovERooATINGS
ALL OOLORS
CzARINE EDDERDoN, oAS1o AND PICQUE
BEAVER
ovERCOATINGS.
ALLSTYLES
ENGLISH, FRENCH. AND DOMESTIC CASSIMERES
FANCY VELVET AND SILK VESTINGS.
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON IN THE
CLOTHING LINE
MADE UP TO ORDER BY
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-15

To accommodate the rd-
1idiy increasing business,
are hare been compelled TO
eGtend our .frSt do0r Gp
adding another store on
iSiIth street, tchich iriii be
Wholly deUOted TO "BoyS'
Year"