THE DAILY EVENING fELKGKA I'll PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1870. 8 CITY IilTfiLLIO'B?ICE, THE COAL TRADE. Tba Ntnte f the Mnrhet-The Situation la ftchujlklll-The lhlb KnloB-Quotatl.n., Bte. The trade at this port Is better thin week than last. There la considerable Inquiry ror all sizes, and for aome the demand Is greater t han the supply. These lies are those most in nse by private consumers, who are now commencing to lay In for the winter's supply. There has been no change yet in prices. The retail dealers also are now anxious to lay In Stock, and besides this there Is said to be an improve ment In the line trade. These two facta help mate rially to give the Orm tone to the market. Coastwise freights tend to higher prices. During the early part of the week there was aa abundance of vessels, but In the latter part they were scarce and much sought after. The Schuylkill region has quieted down, and we hear no more of a contemplated strike, and probably will not until the next award of wages is made, When, If the prices are again lower than the three dollars, further dlssatlsl action maybe expected. The letter of the President of the V?. B. A. to his men takes a remarkably sensible view of the situation. He advises them that the last award was made In a Just manner, and that there Is no cause for dissatis faction, they having agreed to be bound by the scale whichever way It worked. He states, however, that this is the first time that it has worked to the disad vantage of the miners that Is, gone below $3. It was evidently generally t thought, when the agree ment was signed, that the rates would not fall. The following extract from the letter, though not very grammat ical, will show the spirit of the .docu ment. It would nave been well If the author had spoken thus before he was driven to it by the failure of the strike: "Knowing that It is the aim and intention of the soul Ices corporations of Luzerne county to again drive us into a strike and have full possession of tbe markets as tbey kv had heretofore by our foolish and unwise actions. cause me to enter my protest against you entering into a strike, knowing fall well that if you do, the result will be teniold more disasterous than anything you have hereto fore done. If I saw any complaint, or that onr employers were trying to take any undue advantages of us, there would none be more ready to make it known or resist it than I. Should you enter into a strike at the present time, all reason would be against you, publio opinion would denounce yon, and yon would be looked upon as un trustworthy, for breaking your contract when agreed upon ly your eommittee; besides, it would bring disunion among yon, and most undoubtedly the result would be the dismemberment of your association." Regarding the corporations of the upper counties be asout in the right, though every one else but him has discovered tbe facts long ago. And for once; we have advice from the opposing party not to enter Into another strike. What can it mean? Is he In the employ of the Philadelphia operators? Perhaps so. Borne even say that that was his con dition during the whole of the late strike, which, as It Is afllrmed, It was hoped would be subservient to tbe operators' Interests la raising prices. In this, however, If the fact, both were at fault. The letter, however, foreshadows that this advice will not coincide with the views of a majority 01 the men, for it ends with a threat that If the advice is Ignored another man may be chosen to the oitlce or President, the present Incumbent declaring that he will no longer hold that position when his authority and advice are repudiated. The trade in the Lehigh region Is reported very dull. The works are all running and there are no prospects of strikes. At Mauch Cbuuk, during the past week, there were transported over both rail roads and canal 117,951 tons, against lss2,25T17 the previous week, an Increase of 4,300-17 tons. In the corresponding week of 1669 the amount shipped was 72,748, giving 45,203 tons In favor of the week of 1870. The following are the prices of coal by the cargo at Port Kichmond for shipments east of Bordentown and south of Cape Henry to other points rates are 40 cents per ton higher than the auotatlons: Schuylkill Red Ash, $4-754-90; do. Steamboat, 94-254-40; do. Broken, 14-50; do. Egg, tt-70 4-80; do. Stove, 4-704-s0; do. Chestnut, 3-70t3-90; Shenandoah Broken, 14-50; do. Egg, $4 '75; do. Stove, $6; do. Chestnut, 13-90. Thejfollowing are the current rates of freights from Port Richmond for the week ending Sept. 23: Bath, 12-25; Portland, 2-35; Rockland, 2-25; Thomaston, $20; Boston, 2-25i2-35; Ohelsea, $2-25; Danversport and dls., $2-35; Dorchester, $2 80; Hiog ham and dis., 12-50; Lynn and dls., 12-50; Marble head, 2-60; Milton, i-3o; Roxbury, 12-40; Salem S2-202-25; Somerset, fl-90; Providence, J 1-90S 2; Warren, $2 ; Bridgeport, fl-75; New Haven, 11-90; Brooklyn. l-35 ; New York, fl-35; West Farms, tl'S5: Jersey City, 11-35; Washington, 1125; Nor folk. H-25: Portsmouth, il-25: Richmond. 41-25: "Wilmington, 11-30 ; Obarlestown, 12-25; Mobile, 14-50; JSC jonn, . ts., Octraoi on Sixth Strkbt A Woman Badly Beaten. Three young men, named Emtio Klvert, William McUlency, and Kiwin u. speucer. were ar- ratgned before Alderman Kerr this morning and held for a bearing this afternoon to answer the charge of saving been concerneJ in a violent assault ana bat tery on tne person oi iurs lusrgarei. oiurpuy. lb fendants were arrested In consenuence of an affi davit made bv filary McCarty. residing at the N. W. corner of Fifth and Locust streets. This document renresents that her sister. Maggie Murphy, now lies at the Pennsylvania Hospital under treatment for a fractured Jaw, which Injury was received on the night of September 16, 1870, In the neighborhood of Sixth street, between Walnut and Locust streets. Mrs. Murphy was In the company of her husband at tbe time. Bricks were burled at her, and she was iitobbIv assaulted. Mrs. McCarthy believes the life of hr sister In danger, as she ts In such a condition as to be unable to partake of any sustenance what ever. The affidavit concludes : "Deponent Is also Informed that the following named persons did com mit the outrage referred to: fcmue jsiveri, Wil liam McGlency, Edwin Gf. Spencer, and others." Tn Bbdford Strebt Mission chii.drkn were made happy last evening. The ladles of the Mission save the children of the day and Sabbath schools treat of Ice cream and cake, which the little ones enjoyed with great gusto. Both the day and Sab. bath-schools were reopened about two weeks ago, the moderation of the temperature rendering it safe to bring the children together again. The free baths connected with the Mission are still open and will remain open until the end of next week. During the past week 748 oatns have been taken, principally rjy women ana cnuaren. Admiral Porter in Chester. The eminent mariner David P. Porter is now stopping with his friend General E. F. Beale, at his residence, corner of Seventh and Edgemont streets, Chester, having arrived there a few days ago. Ills object is to seek repose after the arduous labors or his position, and xor tne purpose or ascertaining omciauv tne many advantages possessed by the cities of Philadelphia, Chester, and Wilmington for the construction of an Iron-clad navy, to which his attention has been directed for some months past. Widows' Notices. The following-named ladles have given notice by their attorneys that they have Hied in the Orphans' Court for the city aad countv of Philadelphia their petitions lor an allowance of three hundred dollars in personal estate, elected to be retained bv them under the provisions of the act of Assembly of April 14, KM, aad Its supplements thereto: Mrs. Elizabeth McCreight, widow of John McCrelght ; Mrs. Louisa Kearney, widow or Anthony Kearney; Matilda Williams, widow of Thomas J. Williams; Elizabeth Dalton, widow of Hugh Dillon. Admissions to tub Bar. This morning the fol lowing young gentlemen were admitted as practicing attorneys oi tne District uourt aaa uourt or corn mon Pleas: A. B. Bertolet, on motion of J. W. Hunstcker, Esq. ; George K. Cross, on motion of E. 1'oulson, Esq. ; 11. O'ay Haines, oa motion of J. Ed ward Carpenter, Esq. ; A. Huet, on motion of J. P. 'Neil, Esq. : J. V. McGafflgan, on motion of J. P. 'Nell. Esq. : Williara H. Redheifer. on motion of John O. Rcdheffer, Esq. ; T. Horace Tharp, on mo tion or is. u. i narp, jaq. rtni.ic Bathers. The various piMio bathing In stitutions were well patronized during tne past week. The numbers who availed themselves of the baths lurlng the week were as follows: Men, Worn. Boy: Qirl. Otis street 7tl 10 749 41 Manayunk 41 84 80 46 Bouth street, 53 14 471 70 Wire Bridge 615 95 165 290 Almond street 9 84 490 250 Stbaliko a Coat. At Fourth and Brown streets workmen are engaged In erecting a two-story struc ture In the rear of a dwelling. Yesterday Henry ftsmith went up the alley leading to the spot, a tad lifted a coat of one of the workmen. He put It oil and was walking on with It wnen Policeman Cror Ukk blm In custody Tbe owner was notified, and on appearing before Alderman Toland the prisoner was wiummeu ior tria1. Larceny or a Hoksb akd Wagon. Benjamin Dickson, colored, was yesterday arrested at Sixth and South streets, charged with stealing a horse and wagon, which he was endeavoring to sell at low figures. The animal and vehicle were subsequently Identified by a Mr. Johnson, of Bucks county, and the prisoner was remanded to prison to await a reqnlaitlon from the authorities of that county. Tbmpbrancr. The cause of temperance In the southwestern portion of the city Is advocated on Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, at the hall of the Tabor Lodge of Good Templars, N. E. corner of Balnbridge and Nineteenth streets. Able speakers ire always on hand. Wifb Bsatkr Pete Lewis, a resident of the vi cinity of Twentieth and Lombard, some time since left his wife, and since that occasion he has badly treated her when meeting her on the street. Finally, he beat her and aha appeared before Aid. Dallas. A .WMT&at ww the result, and Pete was seat to prison. ArrrTORS ArroiNTED. The Orphans' Court for the city and county of Philadelphia has appointed the follow ing-nanieS (tcEt!e?,n X tt UK W Vi &s auditors In the estates naued: John B. G-est, account of Augustus Pfaff, guar dian of Joseph, S. A., William B., and V. M. Grim, minor children of Benjamin Grim. Charles E, Morris, Recount of John S. Powell, ad ministrator of John Wagner, deceased. Henry M. Dechert, account of Peter Rlttenhouse, guardian of estata of Sallle Martina Rlttenhouse, minor daughter of Martin B. Rlttenhouse. W. D. Comegvs, account of Maria Doyle, adminis tratrix of James Doyle. . , Daniel Dougherty, account of Charles W. Llppott, executor of Jacob Wagner, deceased. Thomas Greenbank, account of John C. Crcsson, executor of Mary Everly, deceased. William H. Ruddiman, account of John Black burne, administrator of estate of Henry Crawford, William nail Waxier, account of Wllhelmlna Slay maker and Charles T. Cheves, executors of John Casper Hoffman, deceased. G. C. Purves, account of Edward Hopper, admin istrator of estate of Charles r. Townsend, deceased. H. C. Townsend, account of William Overlngton, trustee of the estate of Samuel Pilling, deceased. II. C. Townsend, account of Walter D. Bell, execu tor of Ann M. Richards, deceased. II. C. Townsend, account of Hon. E. M. Paxson, administrator of the estate of William Davies, ac cessed. William D. Raker, account of Morton r. Henry, executor of Nancy Clarke Bache, deceased. J. M. Collins,account of Charles R.Webb and John J. M. Collins, account of Jonathan Palmer, execu tor of Edwin A. Palmer, deceas J. M. Collins, account of Phoebe Prltchett, guar dian of Ellen Rem by, now Elien Hasklns, of whom Charles D. Prltchett Is attorney In fact for guardian. Cahtjaltt. Frank Butler, aged 30 years, yesterday sustained severe Injuries by falling from the second story of a new building, on Spruce street, above Twenty-second. He was removed to his residence, No. 8115 Lombard street. FUVACVCI3 AHI COJIJIUKCG. XvxNma Telbobaph Omoi.1 Saturday, Sept. 24, 1870. I There is no new feature to note In the finan cial condition of the city.. The demand is very lively and will probably continue bo to the end of the regular fall season. This will naturally keco ud the strlnrrency. but the scarcity of funds 1b not likely to affect the results of the fall trade, as the necessary wants have been already anticipated by business men of ordinary forethought. The demand to-day is in excess oi supply ana much et the Dusiness is trans acted on the 6treet. Rates on call loans range from 56 per cent, at bank, and discounts are nominal, varying irom b(ajy per cent, according to circumstances. The character of the foreign war Lews Is not favorable either to an active or strong gold market, hence It is unusually quiet and weaK. The range up to noon has been 113113. closing at 113. Government bonds are aiso ami ana unset tled, but the general tendency of prices is upward. . At the piock Bonra tne ousiness was oniy moderate, but prices showed some weakness. In State 6s there were sales of the 2d series at 106 and the war loan coupons at 103. City Cs sold at 1015 for the new bonds. Reading Railroad was active; sales at 48)(5) 48, the latter b. o.; Pennsylvania was quiet; sales at 59; Camden and Amboy sold at 114; Lehigh Valley at 59j: and Oil Creek and Alle gheny at 45345. 26 was bid for Philadel phia and Erie and 33 for Catawlssa preferred. In Canal shares there was some activity in Lehigh, which sold at 33, a decline. PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Reported by De Haven Bro., No. 40 S.Thlrd street. FIRST BOARD. 13000 Pa 6s, 2d so... 100 81000 Pa 6s W L Cp.103 loo sh Read R..b30. 4S; 400 do..is.b30. 800 do 43-31 400 do Is. 43 600 do b30. 4S?i sshPennaR 69 400shLeh Nar.. Is. 83 100 do......o. 83 100 do blO. 83 100 do... sOOwn. 83 BshLeh Val R... r9)tf lOOshOCA AR... 45 1100 U A A m 6B.B9 00 15000 Amer Gold . . . . 1 1 3 110000 do.. b30Ilt.H3 15000 OO 113 ftiooo ao ..oaont.ii3 15000 do 0.1131 11000 Leh 6S, '84.... S3i iiooo Atoms ji ist mt..s5wn.. 83X 13000 City 68, New.lOIJi l sn (j a Am u..c.u4 Narb &LADNKR, Brokers, report this morning Qold rmotatlona aa follows: 10-00 A. M 113f 12-23 P. M 112' 10-25 " 113 118-30 " llSjSf 10-30 " 11312-40 " 113 10-87 " 113 12-41 " 113,'f 11-40 " 112Ji' 1-00 " 113 Messrs. Di Haven t Brother, No. 40 S. Third Street, Philadelphia, report the following quotations : U. S. 63 Of 1881, 113i!114i;dO. 1862, 112X(H3; do. 1864, 111111X; do. 1866, lll3112; do. 1865, new, iiono?f ; ao. lsei, ao. iiu?iiu?4 : ao. lsea, do. iioksaiio: io-40s, 106M106 v. rj. s. so Year 6 per cent. Currency, 111111. Gold, 112113 ; euver, 1U3C91U, union racioo .nauruaa ibi juoru Bonds, 825X835; Central Paclflo Railroad, 900910; Union racmo Land urant uonas, i2owou. MESSRS. WILLIAM PAINTEB A CO.. NO. SO S. Tnira street, report the following quotations: U. 8. 6s of 1881. 113(4114 : 6-208 Of 1862. 112V113: do. 1864. lllflll?i; do. 1866, 1U?3112; do., July, 1866, no?,aiio.)rf; no., juiy, iej, iiojoiio)tf : ao. duij 1868, uooiium ; oa, ia-40, iutj($iu ; u. . rac RR. C 6s, lllj,'lll)tf. Gold, 112(4113. J at coo KB &. ua quote uovernmeni seounues as follows: U. S. 68 Of 1881, llStalUX ; 6-20S Of 1862, 112),113; do. 1864, 111XU1; do. NOT. 1865, lll?i112s do. do., July, 110ail0X: do.do.,1867, 110?,allOX; do. 1868, 110tf(110; 10-408,. lOOXii 106?; Pacifies, llixm. Gold. 113. Philadelphia Trade Report. Saturday, Sept. 24. The Flour market Is steady, with a moderate demand from the home con sumers for the better grides of extra amllles, ba very little Inquiry from shippers. About 800 barrels changed hands, Including superfine at 5Bfc; extras at t50g5-7S; Iowa, Wisconsin, and Min nesota extra family at t66-75; Pennsylvania do. do. at f 6-60(37: Ohio do. do. within the same range; and fancy brands at 7-2590, as in quality ; also 109 barrels Redstone at f 7-50, and 100 barrels Eagle at $6. Rye Flour may be quoted at 5-75. In orn Meal nothing doing. There 1b a fair feeling In the Wheat market, and a moderate demand from the local millers for prime lots. Sales of 8000 bushels at tl-39(l-42. for Indiana red, and $1-421-45 for Western amber. Rye may be quoted at 84($s6o. for Western. Corn Is less active, and prices are not so firm. Sales of yellow at bic.wll, and 8000 bushels Western mixed at V7($uxc uats are are unchanged ; sales of 2500 bushels of prime Western and PenuBvlvatla at B4 65o., aud 6oo bushels Delaware at 64o. In Barley and Malt notning doing. Bark in tne absence or sales we quote No. l Quercitron at 127 per ton. wnisKy lSBteaay: do oarreis w estern iron-uouna sold at 90c. LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. For additional Marin Newt ttt Imtide Pages. (By Telegraph.) New Yore. Sent, 24. Arrived. steamshlDs The Queenand Abyssinia, from Liverpool. PORT OF PHILADELPHIA SEPTEMBER 84 btate of thermomitir at the evening telegraph OFFICE. 7 A. M 68 1 11 A. M 79 2 P. M. 86 CLEARED THIS MORNING. Steamship Hunter, Harding, Providence, D. S. Stet son A Co. Steamer S. C. Walker, Sherin, New York, W. M. Baird A Co. Steamer Vulcan, WUcox, New York, do. Steamer Cathcart, Hilton, Washington, Andenried, Norton A Co. Br. bark Atlas, White, Rotterdam, B. Crawley A Co. Dutch brig De Hoop, Mannekln, Rotterdam, L. Westergaard A Co. .Brig s. P. Brown, Marble, Wilmington, J. C. Scott A Sons. Brig M. D.Haskell, Haskell, Charleston, - do. Brl.l J. Blckmore, Hendley, Boston, do. SchiT Four Slaters, Laws, Mllf ord, Audenrled, Nor fj.tr 4i Co. Schr S arah Wood, Hickman, Washington, Shr Wake, Gandy, do. Schr Ge d. Torbert, Shepherd, Richmond, . Schr Caa per Heft, Shoe, do. Schr B. Reeves, Barmon, do. Schr Ariad oe, Thomas. Smyrna, do. do. do. do. do. do. do. Schr Maggie Cain, scull, do. Kcbr 1 H. L. HLaight, wuietta, r , Portsmouth, do. Schr Fred. UrViy, Lakeuiau, Ipswich, J. C. Scott & Hons. Schr J. W. FltL"atrlck, Smith, Salem, do. Schr J. S. Mouliu'n, Crowley, Chelsea, do. Scbr Helen Mar, Meraon, Boston, do. Schr A. K. Martin. Weeks, do. ' ao- Bchr Uztle, Prambt, Haverhill, Slnnlckson A C9. Scbr Anna Myrlck, E'lcharda, Lynn, do. hc-br Maggie Cuminlo vs, Smith, Cohasset, do. Schr E, teumicluwa, Vl&auiore, . Cambr'e, do. Schr Emma G. Webber, St. John, N, A Co. . Schr Delmopt, Gales, Thomaston, B., Workman Day, Huddell A Co Schr Vashtl Sharp, fchaig. CattbnPrt Schr Charles H. Moller, Brown, do. Schr J. Satterthwaite. Kimmey, Boston, ' Schr Thomas Clyde, Cain, ' do. Schr Herbert Manton, Cromwell, do. Schr J. Stronp, Crawford, Cambridge, Schr Bowdoln, Randall. Portland, do, Sot do, do. do. do. rscnr vannana, wan, neponset, Schr A. Treat, Sawyer, Boston, Schr Henry, Dobbins, Lynn, do. Souder Jt Adams, do.. ARRIVED TniS MORNING. Steamship Volunteer, Jones, 84 hours from New York, with mdse. to John F. Ohl. Steamer J. 8. Shiiver, Webb, 13 hours from Baltl more, with mdse. aad passengers to A. Groves, Jr. Steamer Millvllle, Renear, from New York, with mdse. to Wbltall, Tatum A Co. Schr Telumah, Hull, from Gardiner, with granite to Warren tt Gregg. Schr Henry S.Vay, Prescott, from Calais, with lumber to w. A. Levering. Schr Michigan, Pickering, from ProVldence. Schr Kate Walker, Wallen, from Boston. Schr R. Vaux, Whltaker, do. Schr E. F. Cabada, Swain, do. Schr Hamburg, Wescott, do. Schr Jas. M. Vance, Burgess, do. Schr George S. Reppiier, Brooks, fm New Haven. Schr Izetta, Smith. do. Schr Reading RR. No. 4T, Read, from Norwich. Schr F. Nlckerson, Kelly, from New York. Schr Electa Bailey, smiin, rram ssaiera. Schr Almira Wooley, Wooley, from Greenport. Schr W. S. Thompson, Raynor, from Norfolk. Schr Henry J. May, Turner, from Egg Harbor. Special Denpateh to The Evening Telegraph. Havbb-de-Orace, Sept. 24. The following boats left this morning in tow : Grape Shot, with lumber to Trump & Son. O. Hortman, with lumber to Mcllvaln Bush. P. G. Fessler, with lumber to Gill & Lucas. F. W. Levan, with lumber, for Wilmington. Thomas Arnold, with slate to Wilson A Miller. RELIGIOUS NOTIOES. v ST. PHILIPS P. E. CHURCn.-SERVICK to-morrow evening at quarter before 8 o'clock. TRINITY M. B. CHURCH. EIGHTH w Street, above Race. Rev. H. A. CLKVE- LAND, Pastor, mrrnlng, 10M ; evening, 1. W TENTH BAPTIST CHURCn, EIGHTH w Street, above Green. Rev. J. SHENCElt KEN NARD. Pastor. Services 10M A. M. and IK P. M. to-morrow. ' THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CnURCH, WASHINGTON Square. Rev. UERUICK JOHNSON, D. D.-, Pastor, will preach to-morrow at 10X A. M. and lyj P. M. ' msy- CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, LOOVST Street, above Fifteenth. Rev. Dr. HUMPHREY. Pastor. Services at 10tf A. M. and 7tf P. M. ; tr CLINTON STREET CHURCH, TENTn Street, below Spruce. Rev. Mr. LAIDLAW, of Princeton, will preach to-morrow (Sunday) niorn lng at 104 o'clock. All cordially Invited. 0f ARCH STREET M. E. CHURCH, BROAD Street, below Arch. Preaching Sunday morn ing at lojtf and evening at 7Jtf o'clock by Rev. O. H. PAYNE, D. D. Strangers Invited. tw SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,f!PRUCE Street, beiow Sixth Rev. J. P. CONKEY will preach to-morrow at half-past 10 A. M. and quarter before 8 P. M. ty A NEW EPISCOPAL ENTERPRISE. Services every Sabbath at. I0)tf A. M. and 4 P. M. at COURTLAlSD SAUNDERS COLLEGE, THIRTY-NINTH Street, above Market. ffl- REV. DR. SAUNDERS WILL PREACH m" to-morrow moraine at 10!f A. M. at BARING and THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Subject "Parental Duty." ST. CLEMENT'S CHURCn, TWENTIBTH and CHERRY Streets Service (Choral) and sermon to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock. At this service the seats will be free. tSf TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, CIIE9 NUT Street, west of Eighteenth Rev. O. A. PELTZ, Pastor of the Church, will preach to-morrow morning and evening. Services at 10X and 1 o'clock. CSf WEST ARCH 8TKKKT PRESBYTERIAN w CHURCH, corner of EIGHTEENTH and ARCH Streets. Rev. A. A. WILL1TS, D. D., will preach to-morrow at I0tf A. M. aud 8 P. M. Even lug Sermon "Jonah at Sea." BETn-EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH, BROAD and SPRUCE Streets. Rev. J. W1IEATON SMITH. D. D., Pastor, will preach on Sunday morn- lug at io and evening at 8 c'clock. Strangers welcome. r3? LUTHER BAUM ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, TWELFTH and OXFORD Streets, Rev. NOAH M. PRICE. D. D.. Pastor. lOitf, "Spiritual Providence." 7Jtf, "Sainted Dead What does Heaven Say ?" ' BEAUTIFUL FEET REV. WM. B. CUL mw LIS8 will preach on this subject to-morrow night at IK o'clock In the church MELON Street (below Coates), above Twelfth. Strangers wel come. Bs?" CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHClUja, EIGHTH and CHERRY Streets Rev. A. REED. D. D.. will preach to-morrow (Sabbath) morn lng at 10 y& o'clock and In the evening at 1)4 o'clock. DIVINE SERVICE (PROTESTANT EPIS- "w copal) will be held on Sunday, 25th Instant, at the Hall Of COURT LAN t HAUiXUEKS INKil TUTE, THIRTY-NINTH Street, above Maricet. at 10-30 A. M. and 4 P. M. Sunday School at 2 30 1. M. SERMON TO YOUNG MEN REV McGOOK will nreach to young men to-morrow evening at 1 o'clock, in SKvi!, ill PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, BROAD Street, above ChesnuL Subject "Beginning Life In the Lowest Room." All young men invited. Usual service at 10X A. 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CTATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. STATE RIGHTS O of a valuable Invention Just patented, and foi the SLICING, CUTTING, and CHIPPING of dried beef, cabbage, etc, are hereby offered for sale. It Is an article of great value to proprietors of hotels and restaurants, and it should be Introduced tato every family. STATS RIGHTS FOR 8 ALB. Model can be seen at TELEGRAPH OFF1UJ. COOPER'S POIKT, N. J. 1 Wtl MUNDY fc HOFFMAN. EDDINQ AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS of solid 11 karat Ba. mold. QUALITY WAS H ITT l A fall aaoorUnaat of aia alwa on band. AKB A BHUTUK&, Mak7 - wtai Bo, 834 UiUu UT fcutett Uivw i yvta. DRV GOODS. JJOSIF.RY ANI lJNII2KtYI2AIl, Per steamer Abyssinia. CAHTWItlGlTT & WASSZirS Celebrated English Merino Underwear for Men, Ladles, Boys, and Misses, at 85 per cent, reduction. Boys' full regular made English Merino Shirts, 70c. up. Ladles' full regular male English Merino Vests, 11-25 np. Genu' English super stout Half-hose, 30 to B5c Ladles' full regular made Hose, 85, 83, 81c Children's X, X, snd extra long English Hose. Children's English ribbed Hose, striped, and Ro man colors. LINENS, MUSLINS, FLANNELS. Barnsley Table Linens In rich damask patterns. Belgian Table Linens, 8 yards wide, SW2)tf up. Table Linens, 81, 45, 60, 60, 75, 80, and 95c Damask all Linen Nirpkios for $1 per doz. Splendid assortment of Towels at all prices. , Sheeting, Shirting, and Pillow Linens, ob lots. Best Sheeting Muslins, 2 yards wide, 42)tfc np. Marseilles, Honeycomb, Lancaster, and Dimity guilts. BLANKETS I ! . BLANKETS ! ! Heavy 10-4 Blankets, 4 per pair np. Fine Blankets, from mills, large size, t4 np. Ballardvale Flannels, 45c Shaker, Domet, Welsh, Canton Flannels, 12f. 14, 13, 81, 86, 87 to 42c Red, Blue, Purple, Cherry Sacque Flannels, 42c np. Black Waterproof Cloaklngs, 87)tfc., and 1, np. Blue, Striped, Plaid, English, Gold Waterproofs. JOHN BURNS, HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS, IMPORTER AND RETAILER OF HOSIERY, No. 243 and 2 IT Sooth ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVE SPRUCE. lt PIANOS. ?N GEORGE STECK & CO.'S PIANOS, tf rand, Square and Upright. ALSO, HAINES BROS.' PIANOS. Only place In Philadelphia for sale of Mason & Hamlin's world-Renowned Cabinet Organs, For sale or rent, or to rent with view to purchase, ani, part of rental apply. (iOLLU AC 1'ISCIIUIC, Successors to J. E. Oould, No. 923 CHESNUT St, No. 1013 ARCH ST. COPARTNERSHIP. Mr. WM. G. FISCHER (now in the Piano and Organ Business, No. 1013 AP 'H and No. 21 N. ELEVENTH Street), has this day be come a partner of J. E. GOULD, No. 923 CHESNUT Street. 16 tf MR. A. DOUGLAS Would respectfully inform his musical friends and the public generally that he has associated himself with Messrs. W. REDFIELD PHELPS & CO.. Agents for Hallet, Davis & Co 's New Scale Grand and Square Pianos, No. 927 CHESNUT Street, Where he will have charge of the PIANO RENTING department of their business. Having had many years' experience in the Esta blishment of Mr. J. E. GOULD, he feels that he pos sesses qualifications In the selection of fine and re liable Instruments that customers will readily appre ciate, and which are not presented by Piano Dealers generally. 16 tf STEINWAY 4 SONS' ff Grand Square and Upright Pianoi. Special attention Is called to their new Patent IJnrlffht Pianos, With Double Iron Frame, Patent Resonator.-Tubnla Metal Frame Action, eta, which are matchless in Tone and Tonch, and unrivalled In durability. C1IAULES IlliASIUB, WAREROOMS, No. 1006 CHESNUT STREET, 9 13 tuthstfrp PHILADELPHIA. CLOVES, ETC Kid (Glove BEST tl 86 KID GLOVE IN AMERICA. Every pair guaranteed, If they rip or tear, another pair given In exchange, A. & J. B. BARTHOLOMEW, No. 83 North EIGHTH Street. Sole Agency Wholesale and Retail. 8 80 tuthstfrp W II I SK I E S. Bye, Wheat, Bourbon andtfonongabela WHISKIES, The product of the following Distilleries : "A. k H. 8. Overholt," "Wm. Brttton ft Co.," "Jos. 8. Finch," M. Weiss St Co." TJ. Dpplncott," Thoa, Moore," "Lynchburg," "Jit. Vernon," "Hugus & Co.," "Bhanton, Daly & Kern," "8herwood," "Old Dominion." In store and for sale In lots to suit purchasers, APPLY TO BROOKE, C0LKET & CO., 1727, 1729, 1731 and 1733 Market St, 8 87 8tnth3m PHILADELPHIA. JPAJuXu STYLES! FINE DOOT8 AND 8HOZX3 FOR GENTLEMEN, Made on Improved Lasts, Insuring Comfort Beauty and Durability. BARTLETT, No. 33 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, 1 II thituDtl ABOVE CnSSNTTT, yEDDLNG AND PARTY INVITATIONS EN GRAVED AND PRINTED IN THE LATEST STYLE. VISITING CARDS. VISITING CARDS. One Quire French Paper with Envelopes to match, In a neat box, stamped, only 80 cents. ., JOHN LINSRD, S?wsin H&8P NO, 921 SPRING GARDEN Street,- 1J28 CHESNUT CHEAP BLA1SKETS! TRICES DOWN TO DRAW LARGE SALES. ALL THE BEST MAKES BLANKETS IN EVERY 6IZE AUD QUALITY. WE INTEND Til IT WE SHALL NOT BE UNDERSOLD IN BLANKETS BY ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY. QUILTS! A SPLENDID LINE OP MARSEILLES QUILTS JUST OPENED. GAINS IN QUILTS. FLANNELS ! EVERY NUMBER OF BEST MAKES FLANNELS. BALLARDVALE FLANNELS, ALL NUMBERS. GILBERT FLANNELS, A LL NUMBERS. GILBERT'S REAL WJfiL S1I FLANNELS. SAXONY FLANNELS ENGLISH PATENT FLANNELS. ' DOMET FLANNELS. RED AND GREY FLANNELS. OrERA FLANNELS. HUGUENOT CANTON F LANNELS. DORCAS SOCIETIES SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. SHEETINGS AND PILLOW CASINGS BEST MAKES OF LINEN AND COTTON SHEETINGS, PILLOW AND BOLSTER- CASINGS. Also, as usual, tho Largest Linen Stock in the City. COOPER & DRESS COOD8. We have been diligently engaged for the past sixty days in buying Fancy and Staple FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GEKMAN DKBSS GOODS, Etc. Getting them mostly for Gold by the package of Im porters direct, we are prepared to offer great advantages to our friends and patrons. SILK CORDED POPLINS, PLAIN SILK POPLINS, OTTOMAN POPLINS, EMPRESS POPLINS, PLAIN WOOL SERGES, PARIS MERINO ES, HEAVY PLAID SERGES, RICH PLAID POPLINS, NAVY BLUE DRESS GOODS, DARK GREENS FOR SUITS, Etc. Etc. Giving unusual attention to the Black GooAs branch, it la now worthy the examination of every prudent buyer, and consults In part of Black Plain, Ottoman and Silk Poplins, Black Empress from 50c. up to finest Black Biarritz, Albertines, Tamise, English and French Bombazines, Black Casimer, Black English Tami ese, Four cases jet black and lustrous Alpacas, Black Crapes, Kid Gloves, Collars, Shawls, Etc. BLACK SILKS. Prices still at tbe same low rates advertised some time ago. As we cannot get further supplies on same favorable terms, we must soon advance our prices. 10,000 yards 80c. to 15-00 per yard. COOPER '& CO NARB S. E. CORNER NINTH AND MARKET STREETS.1 DRY QOODS. GEORGE D. WISHAM, No. 7 North EIGHTH Street, Is now prepared to offer one of the largest and best selected stocks of Dress Goods To he found in the city, and will be sold at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. NEW GOODS OPENING DAILY. EI git tit Street Emporium ior Black Silks! Black Silks! BLACK TAFFETA. HLACK OKOS GRAIN, heavy, 11-60, fl76, 2. BLACK OKOS OKA IN, wide, li. BLACK GK08 GRAIN, rich, fund, 12-80, SaTO, S3, 3-60, 4, 14-50, 9. A SPEND1D ASSORTMENT OF IRISH POPLINS. For Bargains call at GEORGE D. WISHAU'S ONB PRICE STORE, 9 S3 thslSt ' No. T North EIGHTH Street. Our Motto Small Profit$ ond Quick Sale. TRIMMINCS, PATTERNS, ETO. NEW STORE. U. V. iJlIA.UIIlillS, 1'ancy and Staple Trlmnilng;s, zepiiyu uoons, Ere. No. 224 South ELEVENTH Btreet. Pomades, Soaps, Powders, Perfumeries, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Etc 15tha3mrp and 828 AKCII Street. OB QUILTS! GREAT BAR- FLANNELS! GONARD DRY OOOD8. 400 Alien STREET. 400 EYRE LANDELL riw Offer for the Fall of 1870 NEW -LYONS SILKS. PIM'S POPLINS. ' INDIA SHAWLS. SILK PLUSHES. JOUVIN GLOVES. LYONS VELVETS. " , BAGDAD WRAPS. PARK BLANKETS. WOOLLEN SATINS. GORGEOUS PLAIDS. .' ZOUAVE JACKETS. CARRIAGE SHAWLS. -NOBILITY VELOURS. ; ( ' NEW SHAWL SUITS. ', ARISTOCRATIC SILKS. SOUTHBRLAND PLAIDS. r SERVICEABLE POPLINS. " LADY FRANKLIN JACKETS. P. a-lO.OCO YARDS SPLENDID FRENCH CHINTZES. N. B. Our stock of Fine Blankets, Extra Quilts,., and Damask Goods, and general staple stock is on precedent lmwsrptl , A 1
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