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TH1 NEW YoRk 0oLD SuIfs-f fArea,ened
Ezposure Of the Press-In the suits Of Lans,
Sould, FISK aDd the Erin Railway against
N6vell. financial editor OF the Times, for ltbel
IN IN afnoie cha1kinG them With grabbing"
sll the proceeds Of the Erie Railway, the de.
Isnaanes counssl, In hbs opening argument,
claimed that the Independence OF the prees
lor TIE phintihS, intinAted That be was ouise
ieedy TO enter into that question. II 10 PumOred
IN explanation, hat Fisk and Gould have in
CURED the wrath Of soms New York papers.
iars OF annual subsidy heretofore distributed
among the press BY previous administrauons
OF the Erie comuany in6 : r7T7
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NAPOLEON BoUvE, Chief Messenger of the
Navy Department, has resigned his position to
engage in business in this city.
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CHARLES H EVANS, in the Statistical Bu.
reau, has bern promoted from third to fourth
class cltrkship.
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THI PRESIDENT and Ms. Gran. vita Miss
Nellie and Master Jesse, left here to-day IN .
speciai car attached 70 the 10 Is traia for Phil.
adelphia. to attend the wedding of the dausa.
ter OF Bishop Simpson to. morrow. They vii
re urn on Friday evening or Saturday morn.
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MARSHAL sERRANO THREATENS 70
RESIGN.

Ietegraphed Ezc,G sicely 10 The Er.nfne Star.
MADRID, Oct 26.-lt is reported that Mar.
snai Serrano threatens 70 resign the Regency
the Progressiste.
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lKTIRNAL RBvEHuE-The receipts from th, IS
source day were a2s9,O5l.9i.
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- A Professor Dodge is teaelin iiu,ers,.
kentuckiaps the whole science On mssnem aus
In ose easy lsesou, for thres doilarS Al IN.
enc, tney unosnand saenacfsoa aad Ne An
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THi PRlvArERR CuBA.-The case Of the ora.
GERS OF the Cuba was resumed In wiimi ns.,s-
N. o.. yesterday. Amer an hours seesi ~. 80
court adjourned over till to-day. By o.,dsr ~
the authorities at Washington parties Are sn.
gagged in taking tie stores fPoD the C,rns
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6svernmeat N-curIlir,.

AshissroS, Oetsoeg -. i,sq.-Jay Coo te a
o'r furnish the foIlowDs 4ao.Aa0Gs Of Gov
-rrw-ut e~curtst<S.
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MR.. 0EO. BUTLIR, of the New York press
has been appointed United States Ooasul Gen.
eral to BRUSH India, win headquarters a,
Calcutta.
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THE COMMISSIONER OF INrRRNAL REV RNUs
has decIded that winners are not subject to the
special tax al liquor dealers for selling their
own products at the place OF manuilcture
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The NJ BRASkA LEGISLATURE AND
THB FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.

TeteWuPHeu b@ctustrStS 70 Inc EreNtng Stdr.
ST. Louis, Oct. 2S.-An Omaha dispatch
says:-"The extensively published statsmept
that the Nebraska Legislature ratified the I5rh
Amendment last March 10 incorrect That
nody adjourned without action in February
Governor Butler will probably cali an extra
session this winter"
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NoH1annH 0AfrfAIIgfs BUYING SourH.
ERE LANDS -QeneFal 81. B. fftus, Of New
Hampshire, hAs plrchased TIA farn owned by
the his John 1inor 0otts, IN Oulpepsr eouaty.
neer Brandy Station, virginia, eompFisiag e9i
scres. win mer rAaneton sud baildings. Sof
es5,0oo. a lara nunbsr of Nerthsrn ISn
have bought farms in Northern Virelnia IN
faii' and intend setsls.g there psmanantly.
~Oaptain H. I. DEXTER. Of the steamer
Phantom, which expiooed . boiler n Loais.
VILE, Ky not long nhces surrendsrsd hinself
On Friday, in that city, % u Unifsd Sfstes
MarshsL and gave bonds il - oun q $500
to answer tAs eharees In an indictDens found
against nim iof cetosessnsss and neglect Of
duty, which, it b satd. caussd the disaster.
~The ladies Of ID kalb, Iiliuois, are raising
money 70 buy > hrs engine tor 1sar village.
~JanO Oole Was .cheksa % asssh as o.
iumbio Clty, Indians, . few days ago. while
eating Of dry bread part OF which goa into his
Windpipe. -7y b., - sJ'I
s0Rsv. Dr. spragus. a. AIsany, has been
voted an annual pens1on q 02JeW ~ tie con-
sreeation which he lesves afssr forty years.
Dinisfry. i z@1l5--.S
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THBOU0H LINE BITW1BN WAeHIN0Teh
. fHihAPiI6IalA' Nv I6sH. AID e
Trains between WAsHINGTOH AND INV
YOBx are How run as follows, vfz:
B08 NEW YORK, Uitkoss eiaass 0 esss.
Jesve daily texcsSt Sunday ss A. n. and
12:ls and p. II.
FOB PHILAplLPHIA.
leave daily fexeept sunday st . a. -. and
124s and 5:l0 p. II.
ON SUHDAr.
Lssvs for Hey York Is $40 r. NJ, and Phiis-
del phia at $40 p II.
siseDisS can Ssr Nsv York on p. n. Train
only.
rhroush sirssss 90 PhilAdsiDhie, He1 FORA on
Bestlu can be hsd ut the station once Of oil hours
\ tns day. Also, - the Com eAnys Once, 80.
900 PennsyIvsnis avelse Passengers parcnasinS
tiekets ct the Avenue ofnoe can there srrans: &
have their basEaGs called fo- and oheek ss theff
residence, taken he depot- snd put In the bag
- Saisinoes and Ohio Ksiirosd ad,ertisemsns
for sensdnls sstyesa Washington, Baltimore An
Z. VQs6Ol. AassG oi TransDortssisn
l. n COLI. General Ticket Agent.
no0 0DO. D. Ko0NTS. Assent. " sshfnsses.
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THH HxPINsRs or the Navy Department,
since the beginning Of the present adminIs:ra.
ton have peen Si,si5,0uO less than during the
correspond ding period of last year.
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~TSe rage for plaid costumes continues
~Ths amount Of Mr. Peabody's beasfac-
tons 70 different objects 10 now some ten mil.
lions Of dollars. OF this above two millions
are devoted - the cause of educaaion N the
South. .i4r 4r-El,kay. y.atTa FIa4RJ~
s0Thers was strike recently on bridge
st Oouncil Bluffs. The coutfaefors at once
sent TO Cali1ornia and hired one hundyed
Obineee laboyefs to take the place Of thoss who
had struck. Thsy pay these workmen s3S
month against ess . The former workmea. ga
~The most fhshlonsbie colors In gloves for
autumn wear will b ruby. garnet, maroon
and new shade Of green, and the medium
autumn tints; the moss green In gloves Il a
color that can b woeA VIII any ofher color;
the other colors cannot.
ga nrs occurred in Montreal Saturday
night, destroying st AldrswS Church. par.
TALLY destroying the Uni.arian and Baptist
Churches and damaGing other baildings. The
loss 10 estimated ~ $4,000.
~On Thuruday might at Nash Vile, Tenpes.
see, q drupksn mas ssecoatsd ex.Presidant
Johnson as the kafWell House, in threaten4
ing manner, doolWing tAAs he shoull mover Be
senator. He Was tahen sway and, n y fepor-
ted, had dangerous laifs IL his hand during
the Interview as't ls.-5p
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RAILROADS.


lSOS. WASHINGTON. ISOJ.
ALIXAHDRlA, AND 0I0R9ETOWN
BAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME
CCHMBNCIh8 MONDAY, Ocr lin, 1869.
EvENING SPECIAL TRAIN FOB THEATRE
AND 0PBRA.
Ilth October, los9, and until lcff
fprther notice, r PAssEN9E RkzK -
TRAINS will run between Washin nRton and Alex
andria, as follows: -
THR0UGH MAIL TRAINS,
tSundsys Ipcluded
LEAvE WAsH:NGIoN-From Maryland avenue
Dep~t-7.2 -
.LEAvE ALExASDRIA-From corner Duke and
Henry stIeets-5 80 m.
LOCAL PAesEN9BR TRAINS.
(Sun6s,s rxcept-S
LKAvE W WASHING rON-Brom M.rSland avenue
pepot-s a m, IL M 2 D. n, 40 IN 7.l5 IN.
LEAVE ALsxANDRIA-HrJm corner Dnke and
Henry ttrsers-i.S0 Q. m From -. Asa2h and
King streets-6 and 10 . m . aud y. m.
81 EVENING SPECIAL TRAINS will ne run
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
as follows
LEAVE AIExASr1IA-From corner ST. Asaph
and King streets-7 y. m.
LEAVE WAsHiSGroS-From Maryland avenue
O. A. STEVENS, Gen1 Supf
W. j. PHELPS, Genl Manager. ocl I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAva
RENEWER
RKHBws TIL. HAyR TO IFS ORIGINAL


bsnevs the nutritive matter which nouri shss thu
hair.
RENEWS THE GROWTH OF TBR u.Ip
WHEN BALD
Renevs the brash. viry hafr 70 slkeu sofsne..
BEAUTIFUL HAIR DRESSING.
one bottle shows its effects.
b-P. HALL D 90 Nashua, N. H. Proprietors.
soi s@ie " al druggists. oc 2-eolm&W
WHAT WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Ie PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kill
LEbi 1t not only cures the ills Of the human
amfy, but 10 also . sure remedy for horses with
olc. It has never been known to fail In Q cure
OF the worst cases; and for sprains CALLS etc., it
never fails-try IL once Directions accom- pauy
sseh sottls. Sold BY Druggists generally -Ksstou
County (ky) Democrat "a a3.lm
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the vorId.
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable
1nstanteDeous; NO dfsap ofntmeut: no ridicnlons
nnts; remedies the III effects Of bad Dyes: inyio
orses ana leaves the Hair eOft and beeuttfni
BLACK OR BROWN Sold by all Drua Fl ats anS Per
umers; and properly applied ct Batchelor's wig
Factory, No 10 Bond street. N. Y. ses-eoiy
P.RFECT MANHOOD.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the evil. n
SEE kNERvATION, with certaia q hel o for tne
erT1ng and unfortunate cent in sealed letter en-
veL pes. free OF charge Address HOWARD As.
ISOLATION Box ?. Phtlsd FL phia Pa seSs eosm
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

SENATOR THArEr, OF Nebraska, Is IN town.
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Col. CAPRoN, Commissioner OF Agriculture,
Is now in New York bu, will return here in a
day or two. and will then leave i'll the course
Of q few days to attend the Georgia State Fair.
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BALfIMCRI AND CHIC RAlLBoAD.
~ E


WAsHIrSsoy, 1853.
Trains between WARRINGTON AND BAITI.
MORE and WAeHINGT9H AND TH4 NKST.
are nov run - follows. Wis:
FOB BALTIH0RI
Lsavo aa1H, excsys Sunday, ct =. 0, acd e:3a
4. A., and 12:<s. 2:3O, A:30, $40, and 7:I5
FOB ALL WAY srArIoss.
Lsave da1ly ,exosDk oa0day, st and $50 A. n
and 2 50 and Q 20 p. II.
BOB ANHAPOLIe
Lsave ss y A. n. sad 4:2O p. n. Ho train 60
o. hon Annapolis o. Sunday.
soR BiITfnoRl.
Lave ss D a. H., anA 12:4s, 2:3o, S:4O. and
HOR WAf STATIONS.
Leave ss A. H., snd z. so sna 745 p. 4.
FOB AL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Lave daily. sxcsDs estnrdey and Sunday, as =
s,SsS,s s.saS1 : go Its y and .Sa oa, s..
nossing st Relay etstion With traics from Balti-
Doss 20 Wheeling. RarksrsburS, 30.
fhro.sh tieksn % the West can be n.d g q:
iAs aaV. Also, q he CompsnyT Ones, 400
Rennsylvsnis ayenas. Passengers purchasing
cekets Ct the avenus of1ce can there arrange %
have their oaegsge called for and checked q theiy
resiaeaos, taken - the depot end Dut In ths baG.
Ycr New York. Philsdelpnfs. and Boston. -
s6vsrsisenent sf .Ihreash Line
~ nm r WOORTS GNneraI ASe1f
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THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAT HI
moved their AkT sT0kB from No. 3Ol Penns.
.sssnss: .,s g Ne "a :tf.;s between issh and
Our new store will b opened 20 the pu blic q
% socn 2; It can Be- properly lifted ~, with : new
Thanking the public for past favors, We hope to
receive oonttnuasce 81 their Dstroaags, which
U3 0AITH STRONG,
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SrcoND AAsQUERADE AND OIvIC HOP
BRorHKRLY CoH0LXvE No. a.sPk..
ODD FELLows, Hall uAvy vARn
THAEKeGIVIHG 1vE, Hov. IL. lsSs..
Tickets, 81; admitting gentleman and ladies.
frof. John Ballet Master
Costumes msy be procured at Lsvson's. sth st.
east, ODD. N arine Barracks gate. oct5 St.
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The u. s. steamer Guard, storeship of the
European squadron, has arrived at New y ork
from the Mediterranean, and her officers hav.
teen detached.
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WBY ARE CERTAIN LADIES OF the present
day like the "forlorn hope OF a besisging
armyi
into the breeches.
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MAHMuHnbfs MAHMu!HnbfsI II IrvAsHIoNABLs AHCIIG
streets, 10 nov open for the reception Of
pupils for the coming :e..on.
and nasters, from 20 S ,. N on TuesdayS,
Thuredays, and Saturdays.
Thursdays.
For Gentlemen, from 8 to 10 p. m. Wednesdays
and eaturdays.
Glass for advanced scholars Of Ladies and Gen.
slemen every Monday, from 70 10 , m.
For particulars see circulars; 70 be had ct the
Academy or aI the n usio 0toFeo oo Q-tf
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THE WHITE HOUsH.-rhere were q number
OF visitors AT the Executive Mansion this morn.
ing, but the President did not receive, being
engaged most of the forenoon with Secretanes
Fish, Boutwell,, Postma aster General CressweIl.
and Senator Thayer.
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no; $50 on 1HPIsILfIoH 1lHp ssI1 }He; 1ss
No. ESQ seventh street, between d ana i streets,
Eight Doors sbovS Odd 1eneWs' lAil,
Also, Largest etock Psperhasgines, Windo1
Bhades, Picture Frames, Picture CORD and Tas.
SAsH. Hsess RsnsGbSr nam and Humbsr.
ap 94-ly
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A BRIDESMAID at recent wedding in Wash.
inston was described having her hair
adorned with orange blossoms and leaves
She wore the blossoms and leaves Of the tea
tree growing in her own garden-a shrub that
may well be cultivated for its beauty alone.
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r.w Yosx-.tRsr RhAsn'
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THB NOVEMBER ISrBRBsT.-The Secretary
of The Treasury has authorized the payment a,
once, and without rebate, of the interest due
November lst, ON both registered and coupon
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ul- POsT-OPpiCB DEPARTMENT, ,
WAsHINGroN, May 2. IeeS.
The fors going articles Of detailed regulations
for carrying into execution the postal conven-
ton Of sth November, 1857, between the United
States and Italy, ara hereby ratined and ap.
proved. 80. "a ia :. -
WItnes my hand and the seal Of the Post.
lees. 49, -. =.
fsxAL.I ALBx. W. RANDALL.
- '.r- r.. Postmaster. General.
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PARDONBD BY THE PREsIDRNT.-President
Grant has pardored Anderson, Patterson, and
Elsom, who were con yictsd in Richmond, Va.
in 1865, of conspiracy to defraud the revenue.
and were sent to Albany penitentiary.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Midshipmen @. g. Corn.
well, j. d. J. Kelly, X. q. Derby and A. B
Speyers have been detached from the store.
chip g uard and ordered to Washington, ID. O.,
TOR examination for promotion. Ensign Adolf
phus Marue has been ordered to ordnance duty
at the Washingto navy yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

second ard posiiivel, Iast week Of the celebrated
LYDIA THOMetOS BURLEsoUE TROUPE
THIS EVENING,
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FOR SALE.
Gss FOR SALE-VERY VALUABLE ca
LII e-G~
COUNTRY SEAT AND MANSION,
With or Without Original Oil Paint
ings by Foreign Masters,
OBJETS DE VERTU, SPLENDID FURNI-
TURE, ETC.,

On account OF the owners removal to anotner city.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.


1he GnitOn Troupe mt the Thentre Co,rIouc
In spite OF the violent rain storm which set In at
the most unausplcious moment the Theatre C,omIoue
was crowded last evening on the occasion OF the re-
turn OF MISS Susan Cation and her troupe Although
sne mas appeared in this city under rather dscour
oslng circumstances, which only real artistic ability
coWu surmount, Miss Galton has succeeded in win
hinB the regards of the public, and has established
erseu as one OF the most popular actresssngers OF
Ihe uay' Her appearance on the stage last evening
was greeted by applause so hearty to elicit few
words expressive Of her pleasure at being
among her old friends once more and through
out the performance the audience testified
IN marked manner to their appreciation Of
ner efforts. The other members OF the
troupe received cordial welcome, and we hope that
they are now convinced that the Theatre Comque is
the proper place for them, and that they will consent
to remain there permanently, and give series of
light, pretty musical entertainments such as persons
being offended by vulgarity coarseness OF Iany
Kind. The weakness of Miss Cations support is not
80 apparent at this house II Is in larger establish
ment, and the operettas in which she first achieved
success In this city are SO well adapted to the
strength OF her company and so acceptable to the
public that she will do well to adhere to them or to
works OF similar character Last evening Ofen-
bachs operettas of '66" and Lischen and Fritsohe,
were performed very credtably and Miss Cations
singing and acting were charming as ever. Mr..
Within, too, appeared to advantage in these pieces
as the music is not beyond his range and some
cellent opportunities for good comic acting ar
afforded
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-21
The CITY Amunements.

AT THE ACADEMY OF Music Herves opera of Ld3il
Creue will be performed this evening. This is
charming work, entirely unobjectonable in its plot
and incidents, and the music Is much above the
usual operd-b0ufe standard.
Tomorrow evening GeRepiepe de Brdbant will be
performed for the last time.
On Friday Mr.. George Hood will have q benefit
when La Grdnde Duchesse dc GeTolstsiB will be given
for the first time by this troupe
AT THE CHESTNUT Hernandez, the pantomimlst, will
have farewell benefit this evening. The Field Of
Mons. Dechatttrnedu will be given. Hernandez Is q
remarkable performer in his line, and we hope he
will have a full house.
AT THE WALNUT the burlesque OF The Female Forty
formed this evening
On Friday Mr. j. Ii. Hackett will appear as "Fal-
STAIR in The Merry Wives Of Windsor.
AT THE ARCH Lotta will appear this evening as
sLittle Nell" and the "Marchoness, in John Broug
bam's dramatization OF The Old Curiosity Shop
AT THE THEATRE CoMIQUE Miss Susan Galton and
troupe will appear this evening in '6d" and Lsehea
and FritEchen.
AT THE AMERICAN an attractive variety entertain
fnent wlfbe given this evening.
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA will give public re-
hearsal at horticultural Hall this afternoon.
The MENDELSSoHN SOCIETY third grand concert
of the season will be given at Musical Fund Hall on
Thursday evening, April 20. The concert will be
given as testimonial to Mr. Jean Louis, the musical
pear, and an attractive programme OF selections
from the best composers will be presented
SIGN0R ETTORE BARIII will give grand operatic
concert at Concert Hall on Friday evening next.
SignOr Barili will be assisted by his pupils, Miss
Paolina Mininger, Miss Virginia Paris, Miss Leone
Petry, and Mr.. G. A. Comfy. Mr.. William Stol, Jr.,
the vionist, and Master Alfredo Barll the pianist
pupil OF Mr.. Carl Wolfsohn, will also appear; and
SignOr Antonio Barili, of New York, will preside at
the piano. An attractive programme OF selections
from the best composers will be presented, and the
concert promises to be one of the most enjoyable OF
the season Tickets can be procured at the principal
music stores.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-21

This property consists OF s acres OF land at the
corner of Oak lane and Jenkintown road ~ miles
from the city OF Philadelphia II miles from Oak
Lane station, on the North Pennsylvania Railroad.
Qn Chetenham township, Montgomery county, just
beyond the city llne.) 1t TX OF the most elegant
Country Seats near Philadelphia, midway between
the York and Second Street Turnpikes, on country
road known to be remarkably good both in summer
and winter. All who are familiar with Cheten
Hills and Chetenham know that the scenery
OF this section is unsurpassed in this country,
and that the most beautiful residences of our
bankers, merchants, and lawyers located in the
immediate vicinity. The society and surroundings
excellent, location very healthy, splendid views
of hill and vale, wood and water "a pleasant lake
being within hundred rods, affording boating in
summer and skating in winter>., This property Is
convenient to churches, post ofce schools, stores
etc. The improvements consist of q modern pointed
stone mansion, built and finished throughout in the
most substantial and elegant manner, with i've
porches surroundings ceilings 10 feet high, good cell
ars, with cemented floors: hall 10 feet wide, with
fine staircase. There are 18 rooms, divided as fol-
lows, viz :-ParlOr, sitting dining, breakfast rooms,
pantres and kitchen ON the first floor; spacious
chambers library, store-room, bathroom and water
closet on the second hoOr servants rooms and
large eeganty-decorated billiard room on the third
floor, with number of closets throughout. The
ranges and heating apparatus most complete, put in
10y frst-cass city builders. The water cannot be
the arrangements for its distribution in the house
are perfect. Hydrant in the cellar, hot and cold
water on the first and second floors, and full supply
for all demands guaranteed by admirable engine
in an outbuilding which supplies the enormous tank
in the top of the house. There is out wash-house
with good range; ice-house filled with excellent ice
from the lake; two fine out water-cosets, and all
these adjacent buildings surrounded by good brick
pavement. The stable and carriage house il of
pointed stone, very handsomely finished in cottage
STYLE with accommodations for five horses and four
carriages. Stabling for cows, double pig-pens, and
chamber for coachman and gardener over these
Fronting the house is handsome lawn laid out
with evergreen trees and shrubbery OF the choicest
kinds. Norway spruce hedge along the road, and
good stone wall, vegetable garden, with excellent
SOIL abundance OF strawberries, blackberries goose
berries, currants, and grapes standard pear and
apple trees, pasture fields, etc. Property can be
at any time. All information, with terms, etc,
can be obtained written application to BOX 1747
POST OFFICE, Philadelphia, and arrangements will
tie made to drive parties from the city, meet them
at the cars for the purpose Of inspecting the pro-
perty. 1 q ws At
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SPEER's WINE BrrrERs.-R. r. SisSon, NJ D., of New
Bedford, Mass Of Mr. Speers Wines 81 have used
Speers Wine to entire satisfaction and believe IL be
superior to all wines which have been much used by the
profession His Bitters made of the wine made bit
ter by Peruvian Bark, Wild Cherry Bark Caamus Ginger
Snake Root etc. in daily by the medical faculty Their
base is his pure wine Sold by druggists.
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CITY ITEMS.

STYLE FIT AND MAKE of Hep's, ToutIs' and Boys
Clothing unequaled by any stock Of Reodyneade goods
in philadelphia. We hare also
CHOICE ASSORTMENT Of selected styles of piece goods TO
be made up 10 order, ia unsurpassed style.
ALL PRICES GUARANTEED oeer than the loDest esechere
and uH Sotisacon guaranteed euery purchaser or the
sale cancelled and money refunded.
HALF WAY BETWEEN ! BENNETT Co.,
EyfH and TOWER HALL
Siath Streets.) 5lS MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 600 BROADWAY, NEW York,