THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1800.
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CITY INTELLIOEN UE
Fvr AMdUmal Local Ikm Bet Third rage.
Tint Ska mdb Sfiawl. It miy perhaps
not be ten. rally known that thi-re t' In Pniladelphia
tnanoiartorv ot shaws in xephyr ani Horlin wool,
that rtral In leaty and delicacy of texture the pro
ductions of th looms ot Iranoe. On account ol
their erpropriaUnes to watering placet thev have
been christened "1 be 8ea-sWlo," aud ths liama in 'a
sursrotive one. 1 hey are adapted 10 the heated airs
ol sanimr, when persons are enjoplng thoir ofiuia
rum dipnilnte in thxir "Cottage by the Sea." Thujr
are ol great variety of pattern, ranging from entire
simplicity to the most ornat- and elaborate styie.
As specimens of 1'niladeiphla manufacture, they are
worthy of limpection. Jt strikes us that th'ty are
destined to take ihe place of the opera cloak when
they are sufficiently well known. Alter makinf a
minute examination ot an tho diriorent varieties
we must say thai do hmg moretastciui has ever boea
furnished 10 our market.
Another fact in retard to these shaw'a Is that they
re o'd at a lower rico than any other of equal
beaatr and value. Like all other mien material,
thev muM, ol uecctmt-, be paid tor; but we imagine
that the iuvp'imi rt will he a paying one. I'hov have
leen bat a Bhort time in the market, but hare already
become popular with the ladies. We sugoont to
those about to purchase in s article of cotume that
they can Di g them ol all styles at the establishments
ol Edwin Ha'l Co , Cnrwen stoddart & Co., John
W. Thomas, J C. Hrnwbridno fc Co., llomnr, Co la
day A t'o , J. M. HahYigh it Co., John Zeb!cv, Jr.,
E. K Leo, I. It. Go'lfrny, Yard k. Co., Prico &
Wood, Owen Evans & Co. J. W. Procter ft Co.,
John C. Fryor, Win. T. Reed & Co., Jm.' K. Camp
bell ft Co i J. K. Kltter ft o., Tag ft Co., Simp
son ft Co., agnew ft li.Br ish and, in tart, at all
the first-class dry-goods establishments. The? are
composed of tho Terr best matrrials, and are not
only elegant but durable We arc gratified to know
thai we have aitisans in our midst competent to the
task of producing a shawl o sucn cxquiiito work
manship As the Capo May and Atlantic City
season is rapid y approachm-r, we expect to se upon
tho beach a number ot "tea-Sides" .upon the pur.
sous ol our popular bel.es.
Attempted Burglaries. Some time
this morning or last night an attempt was made to
rob tho dwelling No. 1817 Dolancev plaoo. The
thieves hnd bored several holes through tho back
shutter, and while continuing at their work, it is
supposed, were alarmed and ran off.
Mr. Vogcl's establishment, Chesnut street, above
Tonth, was entered lust n'gbt bv forcing open the
cellar-door. The burdar bored several holes
through tho floor, In order to get up stairs, but Und
ine It not an easy ta-k, thev left without securing
anv plunder. The thieves locked tho cellar-door
alter them with a new padlock.
Robbing A Market Wagon. This morn
ing throe men jumped into a market wagon at Second
and Coates streets, with the eriduut intent ionof rob
bing it. 1 bo polico coming along two of them jumped
out, and ran off, but tbe third party was captured.
Bo gave ' ho name ol .Samuel i'arks, and was taken
belore Alderman To'and, who commuted him in do
lault ol if UXK) buil lor a lurther hearing. 1 ho moil
who escaped secured a small sum of money.
Falpk Pretenses. A man named M.
Jlhtz lias been bound over by Aldormau White,
upon th 3 chargo ot obtaining money under fnlse
pretenses. It appears tha' a Keeper of a disorderly
bouse, who had been arrested, had Riven $30 to the
defendant to stop proceedings in the case, but lie
bad not done so. The keeper ot tho house then sued
him upon the chargo sptculed above.
House Entered and Robbed. At an
early hour this morning, Mr George Zinco's Hour
store, at New Market and Brown streets, was entered
by lorciug open the hack window shuttors Tbe
thief maae his wav to the bud-chamber of Mr. Zinco,
and Btolo lrom tho pocket of a pair ot pantaloons
banging near the hid tho sum of $175. Altor help
ing himself to a lew other articles the robocr de
camped. f Auction Notice. We would call the atten
tion of gontlonteii wishing to puichasn Uno liquors,
to the sale ot Clarot, and fine old Wines, Brandies,
Whiskies, (.in, Kum, etc , selected from the stock of
K. 1'. Middleton, Esq , to be sold on Monday morn
ing at 11 o'clock, b Powell West, Auctioneers, at
their store, No. 28 South Front street.
Another Haul of Vagrants. The
police ol the Second District arrested, yesterday
aliernoon and last night, soventy-ilve vagrants.
This morning four prison vans were brought into
requisition to convey tho miserable wretches to
filoyamousing it iron.
fllKIK'TH fl i PTITHlTll OnO hlinrll-Ofl itii!
fifty canines were captuod this week by the dog
catcheis. thirty were redeemod and the remainder
Magic Ppotographh.
I.izzik Don't Likk 'Em.
"SMor Sally, they niako mention,
Ot some paper that is sold,
W Inch is a moBt strange invention
Worso than rnauio tricus of old.
"With a pieoe of paper blank,
And another 'Slightly wet,'
Pictures are produced that rank
With some that in go d are set.
"Hut I do not like the thought,
To raise np an imag" strange,
So the paper I've not bought
Saved my nerves and saved my change.
"Since I might some picture make
Ifar too horrible to paint;
And, perhaps, a spasm taue,
Or, unfortunate, y, faint."
"I'd rather view the likeness mute
Oi mv James, away so tar,
Taken when he bought that suit
do becoming, at the "Stau. '
We keep up a choice assortment ot colors and
stvlcs oi Kcady-made Clothing, and sell at ex
tremely low prices, which lacts aie appreciated bv
the large portion ot our citizens and many distant
customers who favor us witn their patronage. We
aim at keeping the best Clothing in the city . and
shall be unremitting in our efforts to give euturu
at Hlacuou to all onr customers.
Our department for ordcied work is well appointed
and liberally sustained.
Thrry & Co ,
Star Cloth i so Em to mum,
No. 609 Cbosnut street. Sign ot the Star.
N. B Dealers in fine Clothing will find it to thoir
advantago to examine our stock, as we can till thoir
orders on very liberal terms.
l'trixiusK's Mew TRANQCiLiaiso Gas.
"I, James Fastianrs, do testily,
That I bad six teeth extracted,
1) hen Tulliusk did bis gas apply,
And beuutiiU'lv it acted.
I thought 1 walked midst fragrant bowers,
Where warbled musio UHoa my ear,
While sitting on a bank of flowers,
1 looked into a fountain clear,
And with rapture mv torin surveyed.
Dressed in a suit at .Bennett's made!"
W V if A VI.'
All-wool Fancy Cassimere Pints, as low as 94 1)0
i " Vests " ... 2 50
Jilack " Pants " .... 6 (K)
" Cloth Vents " .... 4 00
" Fancy Cassimere Suits, to mutch 14 00
" Jilack Sails 20 00
Advancing from these ra'cs we h'tve goods or all
grades, up to the very finest fabrics, at prices reduced
in proportion Men's, Youths', and Boys'. Tiiou-
PAlsDB HA V E FOUND WITH1H THE PAST BW WEKKri
THAT WE AUB ACTUALLY BELLING GOOD, SERVICE
ABLE GOODS AT THK PRICES NAMED.
To clothing Dealers.
Onr Durchascs lor thi season having boen
delaved. waiting tin expected decline in goods,
we havo now on band the largest and bust as
sorted stock ot Clothing in 1'hiladeluUia, pur-
cliaed lorcaa txrusit)W(,n the very lowest ratfs
of the season, which enables us to realize a fair profit
and sell at vrloes le.s than tne cost of btimo goods in
most other establishments. We can supply clothiers
doing a fine city trade with goods adapted to their
sales, at prices so much lower than the coot of their
nresent stocks, that, bv making an average ot tho
whole, thev will be enabled to dispose of their goods
at prices covering the average cost, and even paying
Bennett & Co.,
Tower Hall,
No. 618 Market Street.
Types of Man.
The type of a (ilazier should be "Diamond."
The type ot an Ovster Bhould be "l"earl."
n-L. . . f T....r..ll... uhnnUI he (Auotn
j no lypc U' uuwwvi. ' " "
1 bo t le or an iiouesv muu ouuum ue-aoupj-
a . t m u.lan abntilfl he 'ParAcrnti "
The type of an Author should be "Script."
t.. . sIiaiiIH hn "Small Cans."
The tvne of an Alderman should be "Extended."
The ty pe of a I'olitioian should Do " Bold ace.
The type of a Barber should be "flairliue."
The type of a Holdler snould be "Canon."
.... . . . . . . .. I. .... 1 .1 ha l.lr..ii.(.unla "
Tbe type of a First-Clas Ready-Made Clothing
House BllOUId HOI oiliy uw, uui iubuw otyvi w
Co 'a On 1'iioe, under the Continental,
. . ... . . . . . i 1 1 i
JTfTta Kkatlt Drbhsed
ffHK AiRATLY DRKHXID
S iK"HK Nbatly I)BK1IU
Vi N kATLY 1KKKU
ArLtoHT Fxpnb,
At Light V.zPBNfm,
AT ElflHT KXPENSK,
AT Lao UT KXPM8H,i J
TrBY Prudently Boyino
( iff" 11 V 1'RUDKNTLY BOYI
f"IlY I'rudently Buvino
tifiir l'BUDKNTLT BOTINO
Handsome O-OTntNOTI
Handsome Clothino
hANLlSOMB Cl.OIMINO.v I
Handsome clothing wll4
nrAT The Popular IIbhort,
iflAx The I'opclar Kksort,
t,fAT I HE l'OPULAH KsnORT,
IVAt I HE 1 OPULAR KE80BT,
oakHall,t1
Oak llALL.tf
OAK HaLL,
Oab Hall.J
nr-WANAWAKER ft KROWE,
1 1" Wanamakkr ft Buown,
I tTWlllAHAXRII ft BRWN,
ffT'Vl anamakeh ft Brown,
Sixth and Markrt sts.I
fcixTH and markrt srs
Sixth and Market rts
Sixth and M ukkt 8ts. f
5T7 The repairs, improi'etneiit, ani additions.
8 fflo Oak Hall somewhat inconvenience ourl
S ffcusttrmcrs, but to repay themor their lcind-t
5 ffne.s in excusing our alterations, ve offer un-.ji
frffuinial concessions in prices, andean shov) an$
B assortment of Fashionable and substantial
l&Clothtng tor Gents, Youths, and Jirys, thati
fff contains all the styles that can be found else-i
J-J?" where, and a great diversity of' styles thuttt
jfcan be found nowhere else. JJ
VVANAMAKEH flt I5ROWN,
1'opulau Clothing house,
Oak Hall,
S. E. Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
A Clkiiotman. writing me from MississlDnl.
savs: "lour 'Compound Camphor Troches' are a
necessity in our region, tor they not only control
Choleraic evidences, but regulate with safety effects
caused by change oi water and climate."
"Hygienic Wib ''
This stomachic Bitter lias no canal In promot
ing appetite and invtgoiating digo-tion.
"MYGIKNIO WINE'
will answer most admirably as a sovereign re
medy in all cases of
"Dyspepsia."
and in tlmco states of debiiilu which am apt to
attend convalescence, especially when the alimoutary
canal is in an rnteebied condition, inis
"Aromatic Tonic"
will be found most effectual in a permanent cure of
sourness ol the stomach, and a dicposition.to theacon-
inu.auon ot natus in tne Dowets.
"Hygienic Winr"
is the best remedy that can be employed in tho con
vttlescciice fiom irotractud lever, and s'nking of the
vital powers, l'hyuiciaus proscribe it as their main
dependence in all low tebruo attecttons, lor wnue it
increases the fulness, It lessens the troquoncy ot tne
pulse, it tootbes the nerves, and produces a tendncy
to sleep, giving renewea viqror xo ine wuoio sysiem.
(RKNCn. JtlCIIARDS ft CO.,
Sole Agents for 1'en.nsylvania.
Also for sale by Dyott & Co., and all Druggists.
Travelling Agents would find a profitable and
rapid BCllmp svecialty in "Aeedies1 Compound Cam
phor Irochts."
Crinoline still Extant. Occasionally we
In or ominous rumors that the day of hoops is over.
alio ilmt tho Empress Kuceuieai" her lap-dogs in
the garden ot the luileries guilt'es ot the exnan-
s on incuced by the cuMovs combination of steel and
whalet one that oeeuDies the pavement to the utter
exclusion ot ether matter. It generally turns out
tt at th' e rumors are groundless, and tho following
stH'cmciit will thereiore tettlo the mooted question:
-Messrs. wens, Bradley ft cary are the sote
ovwiern and exclusive mnntiiaclurors ot the justly
celebrated "oup ex akirts," and we are miormea
b- them that the demand tor tho "Duplex Elliptic
Skirt" thus lar this vi ar hnd been move than double.
that of nnv previous year mice they introduced this
remarkab e invention to the public, and the demand
is largely increasing daily f.om every seotion of the
L cited blates, as wen as otber countries.
C. C T. A lettor from a correspondent at Mem
phis savs: " 'Keed.es' Compound Camphor Tro
ches' will reach a sate this season through our seo
tion Lcyond compute
Von Breakfast.
for dinner,
tor supper.
SKW ukrmuda potatoes.
NEW BERMUDA ONIONS.
NEW BERMUDA TOMATOES.
Your Crocer or Market man can get supplied at
Bermuda 1'roduce Company,
Ko. 120 West street, New York.
C. C. T Druggists, findim? tHat "Needles' Com-
nound Camphor Troches" ara becoming nooular.
now buy mom. many persons win tuns De saveu tne
necessity of a long wall: (o his store at Twelfth and
liace streets to obtain them.
Farmers, nrovlde voursolvos with Torry Davis'
I'an Killer at this seaon of the year, whon colic,
cholera morbus, d sontory, diarrhoea, etc., may dis
able your bands. Use It in everv caso of tne kind,
and mv cars for it. If it doos not effect a speedy euro:
but be sure that you trust to no other remedy but
the old, long-tried Terry Davis l'ain Killer, which
nas never laueo.
"Needles' Compound Camphor Troches" will
in no instance be sent on commission. No exclusive
control given to agents. My roles arc: 1st. A good
article. Vid. Make it tcnoum. an. "Open maricet."
Terms cash, rrolits remunerative all round.
Needles C. C. T. "Compound Camphor
Troches." J'otent pocket remodv, subdues cramp,
controls (liarrha-a, choleraic evidence, etc. Only
maker, C. H. Needles, 1 wellth and liace, Philadel
phia, Utty cents per box.
Travellers should be supplied with "Needloa'
Compound Camphor Troches " Thev corroct all
troubles incident to cnenge ot water ana ciiiuaio.
Dutcher'b Dead Shot for Bedbugs. Kills
upon touch, curls them up as lire does a leaf, and
remains oi permanent cuoci. iryii, ana iieep in
peace, ooia Dy an live ornggists.
j, X OJ1A i,ahu, iiniu nun juu iiuonivo vwiti-
pound Camphor Troches." A great corrective re-
uicuy.
J .llAl.n II 1, w u r . .3, . ...... ' .j
Belt", and Stockings, light and eleuant In finish,
.1 V. 1...... ... -V,.,.,1 !na ri.rnlt.fr. ann. Hat
tl u v I ueiuvv iiatv,
I v. . i 1 ..
News Agents on all Bailroad Lines will find
"Needles' Camphor Troches" a brisk selling item.
Never Weak a Cough, or irritation on the
luni'8. when von ran buy AVer's Cherry Pectoral,
tbe world's great remeuy inut ciuos it.
C. II. Needles. Druggist, Twelfth and Race
streets, 1'lnludulphia is tne exclusive makor of
"Compound cauipnor irocnes-- iproteotou uyjiawi.
Rrover & Bakkr'b Highest Promium Elastio
Stitch and l.ock-btucU Sewing Machines. No. TM
Chesnut slieet.
"I oo to the Country" on the merits of my
"Compound Camphor iroenes."
Kj. Jl. 11 r.BLfI.JI., A 1IIIUUU1JU11H.
"lubricative packin lor steam engines. for terms
sco 7'jacliunuist.1piiiia.1 ana zouey st., new york.'
"Needles' Compound Camphor Troches," at
hand, lor instant use, in t hoieiaiu attacn.
7-5ifn. K.20s. 1SH1b.10-40s. Comuound Intorest Notes.
and Oold and Mlver bougnt ana so a oy
No. 84 s. I bird Street.
STtrm.vn' Comtound Camphoii Troches" sub
due Colic, Cramps, und all Choleraic indications.
Havb Your United States Bonds Registered.
6 20, 1H81, and 10-40 Coupon Bonds convene l luio
Keumteied. It or safety we would advise our friends
to hold Registered bonds. Appiv to
IJUKXEL OC A).,
No. 34 8. Third Street.
"NEEDLEh' COMPOUND ('AMPHVR TllOC'nKS."
The tcet Auodjne, btomachic, and Carminative in
the world.
rrmportTin Interest Notes 7 810 and 5-20s
wanted. Do Haveu & Brother, No. 40 S. Third St.
Nani.E8' Compound Camphor Troches."
Inergetio, vigorous, and etleciivo remedy lor Diarr
hoea, cholera MQi uus, etc.
I'opular Tailoring.
IEkady-madb Clothing,
AND
Vine Custom Work.
Wanamaekr ft Bbown,
Oak Hall,
Southeast cornor Sixth and Market Streoti.
IIOWELL & BOURKE,
PIANCrACTUREItS
OF
PAPER HANGINGS
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
N, 1 CORNER
or
FOIRTE AND MARKET STREETS
rniLADELrniA;
RELTY, CARRINGT0N
AMD COMPANY'
No. T23 CHESNUT Street
IMPORTERS OF
AKD WHO I. FX A LKAKD UE1 AIL DEALERS
IN
CURTAIN MATERIALS
INI)
M A N U F A C T I) K E It S
OH"
WINDOW SHADES,
SWISS LACE CURTAINS,
FREKCII LACE CURTAINS,
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
APPLICATION LACE CURTAINS
CALL AT
KELTY, CARRINGTON & CO.'S,
No. 723 CHESNUT Stset
AND SEE OUR
LACE CURTAINS
FROM AUCTION.
ALSO, DAMAGED LACE,
la Curtain, and Vy Hit Yard, Very Low,
WINDOW SHADES,
ALL COLORS,
ALL QUALITIES,
ALL SIZES.
BROWN AND GILT.
j,
LEATHER AND GILT.
STONE AND GILT.
SLATE AND GILT.
STORE SHADES, SKY-LIGHT,
AND
WINDOW SHADES,
OFALLDESCXiriWNS, MADE TO 0HD EE,
KELTY.CARRINGTON& CO.,
No. 723 CHESNUT Street,
rilllADZLVTlU,
FOURTH EDITION
THE FKSIAN MOVEMENT
THE CANADIAN ACCOUNT.
EtOt. ZUtO.. to., X3tO.( EtO.
Iorohto, Jane a 12 25 P. M La night the
force ii ort Colborne were augmented by the ar
rival of the Toronto University Company. Early
thli morning- the troops took tho train w Ridreivay.
They are undor command ot Colonol Baker, Colonel
Dennis bavins; gone on an expedition down the
river.
Three miles from Rldgcway Sta'ion, the Fenians
were lonnd encamped In the bmh. 1 ho column at
onoe attacked them, tne "Queen's Own" linnrf tho
first shot.
The fiiiht now bocamo general, tho volunteors
driving the Feuians. A number woro killed on both
sides. The volunteers behaved splendidly, rusiiinc
at and pressing back the Fenians with tne utmost
gallantry.
It Is thought the volunteers will at least hold thoir
own until tho arrival or the British regulars and
artillory.
Hgffalo, June 2, 12 11. It is understood that tlio
patrol tugs fired on snd sopped several boats las
night trying to reach the Canadian shore.
We learn that an intended proclamation from th
Fenian loaders to the peop'e ol Canada h now in tlio
baudfc of gent emen ot this city, and was expected to
have been iP?uod yesterday, il affairs had warranted.
Accounts fiom Canada represent that tlio Fonians
will find themselves very muc.i disappointed in tue
exnected aid from their broihren and friends in
Canada.
VYABHtsQTO, .Juno 2 The Fenian headquarters
for the sale of Irish bonds in this city has eloiied
lor want of patronage.
A hundred Fenians or more left Washington this
week for the scene of war. and an additional number
are prepared to follow.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Special Despatches to The Evening Telegraph,
Washington, June 2.
Pardon of fienral Nlmpxon.
Tlio Rebel Brbadier-Ccucial J. R. Simpson has
lipeu pardoned by the President on. the recom
mendation of various prominent persons.
NtephetiM lu Wunnluittou.
Tbe O'Muhony Feuian CiTles of the District
are makiu? great prepaiatious for an ovation to
James Stephens, tbe Chief Organizer, at tbe
Washington Park on Friday next.
IfeDtltntton In Alabama.
The Ageut for the Freedmen'a Bureau In Ala
bama reports terrible destitution among the peo
ple of that State, and the necessity for imme
diate relief to keop theni from starving ui.til
tbe crors arc gathered.
An Iniriiit Arrettt.
Ttis morning Leonar i Huyck. President of
the Merchants' National Bank, which failed
lately, was arrested on the charge of embezzling,
abstracting, and misapplying the funds of said
bank, and also with is-iitng order, bills of ex
change, etc., contrary to law. He will beheld
to bail to appear at court.
The affidavit on wbieii tho warrant for his
arrest wa9 issued was made by Hon. Freeman
Clarke. Comptroller oi the Currency. The arrest
has caused great commotion amongst brokers
here.
Markets by Telegraph.
New York, June 2, Cotton is Aim at 80!41o. for
Uiddling. Flour dull; the prices for the common
brands are declining; gules oi 5000 bills, at un
changed prices, including 50 boh. of Southern and
200 bbls. ol Cannda Flour. Wheat quiet and nomi
nally lower; mixed has declined lJ2o.; sales of
40 0T0 bu-h at B0(a:82c. Meet' nteariy. Fork buoyant
at'30 50 o80B2J. Lard firm atlg22Jo. Whisky
aull at 2 20ii2 27.
Nkw York, Juno 2. Stocks are bettor. Chicago
and Kock Island. 93; li.inois Central scrip. 118;
do. bonds, 1(8; Michigan .Southern, 80j; New York
Central, 96J; Heading, 109J ; Hudaou Rivor, 113;
Canton Company, 61 Missouri 6s, 79; F.rlo, 61f;
Western Union Telrgrapa Company. 62; United
State." Coupons 18S1, 109; do. 1802. 1021; do.
1866.102? do. 18G4 1021; Ten-Forties, 96; Treasury
7 8-10tts, miaVJlh uold, 140jCglll,
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
I nltfd State District 'oart Judgo Cad
waiader Seuteuces were imposed on the following
parties this uiorumg, who have been convicted of
paraiug counterfeit IJnitud htatos notes or iractioual
currency ,or having the famo in their possession:
Lawrence King and Oscar King wore sentenced,
the lirst to two yoars aua the lattor to one ear, in
the Kaslern IVnitentiary.
i'bilip M. llartman wrs sentenced to two years in
the Eastern l'euitetitiarv.
deorge Manson was siuteuced to four years in the
Eastern l'eiiiteutiary.
Mar.assah l'rico was sentenced toeight years in tho
Eaitu ru l'i'Ui'entiary.
Daniel Yeaiir convioted ol presenting a iraudu
lout claim on the Uoverumuni, was sentenced to
tlileeu mouths In the Eastern 1'enltentiaiy.
(onrl ol ( vnimnu llan Juugos Ludlow
and 1'iarce. In tho lullowiug cases Judgments were
euteicd this niorninir:
Cordis vs. H. (jermain. Hule to open Judgment
nind- ub-olute. Onniou by Ludlow, J.
J. lathcrby vs. Armstrong. Motion lor special
injut cliou to restrain Ueiomlunt from the use ot a
certain alley. Motion refused, Opinion Oy Lud-
'?iyiitr vs. Smith. I'ttition and ru'e for rcdemp
tiou ol tiropeity sold unui r a municipal claim. Kulo
Iwnlutu on navmcnt of costs. Opinion by l'earce.J.
imirlol iurlf r Niliiii Judite Fierce.
The Court sat to-flay Tor tue iurpose oi iruusucuug
mibcellaueous buuuots.
Til era oil cask.
E K. F.aton,J. B. W ilkox, and K. U. Wrigloy
wie brought Lelore the Court on liaoeus corpus,
and au ap licatlou made lor tlii'lr dischariro undrr
ttie tHO-ti rm act; in otiu-r words. It was couteudxd
that having teen m lrsou aurmg the whole ol two
urms ol Hie Court without a trial, they were ou-
ti'l-d, under the law, to be discharpod.
i Iu'.h di-irudniits it will be reuii-iiiocred, woro con
cerned lu ilia geltiu up ni Ihe Kra Oil Couipitny,
and are charged as beiuu t lie authors ol some pietiy
si ar oMratious in the s ouk ol that boitus conouru,
i,v wliirii K vi ral ihlid street brokers were mado to
sutler lame V cumary 'os. At the mstahce ol these
brckcra thedeiendants wore arreted, and, auer a
hi nrniff belore a ci mmitling magistrate, were com-
inllltd in duiault ol bfll to auwr at Court
ni,ru.l rmiMiiraev tocli'-ut aud defraud.
Alter argument upon H e aoi I'cation, by O'ay rno
for deleiiuaiits, and Cassidy forCounuouwoulth, tho
C aurt refused to dischar,'" tae piuouers, auu mey
warn W niflTlflod .
Th ( onimonwea'th et relatione Mn. Jane
Reinicr vs. John Smith. Ibis was a habeas corpus
lor Ihe subtodv ol a rhlld.
Tbe prosreutor allege that about three years ago
the child was piaceu i-y i v mumur, r..
t it was an illcintimtite C'lilu,
ii.h lullwr was in the army. Sluce that time
....... ,.UA luaan tlirA uDiilicailors made oy Mrs.
Keinier todelendant lor the child, but delendaut
. a . H..i....r it. nn until he had been paid tor
the board and the dooior's kill ot the cmld. The
mother said she was at the time unable to pay the
mA ii, b fn her refused to do so. Ihemotlier
I" ... i, ..,., ..,,1 tiiouuht bv witnesses lor tho
rn.rutinii to be cotnoeient to take care of the
child. 1 he cae Is nut yet conoluded.
Tiarrboi PmckdmCholrra. "Needles' Com
Dtuud tamphor lroches" control aud cur first
sYmpwai. o' -"Prevention is better than oure."
in.pr.n tea I'opular liKLiAMCi are "Needles'
Compound Camphor 1 roches," quick, safe, court)
nicut, potent, and agreoaOle.
.POISONING BY LEAD.
Artdltloa ltskUa of tbe WalklU Vmllay
Airtslr Clk,,nw "amavaraa Akism(
th Miliar who Made ia PaUeasd
Flonr A 8a'bJect far lh Bokrl of
IlaKlth.
Onr Informaal Thursday made a vMt to the
mill at FhiiipatowB, a, "4 oonvorsod with the mihor.
Mr. Thomas Marsh. be mill is siiuat-'d on !ie
right bank ot the Walkt. Iilvor, and at the bottjm
ot valley ot surpassing vovellnesi. The surround
ing country Is boautiral, while in the immediate
yiolnitvot the mill the seen. """T " cliarmiuir, evory
thing being kept with toe nio scrupulous oaio aud
taste. Hitching our horaa ouoer a shed, we
reached tho mill door Just M '" to meet Mr.
Marsh, and, on bating to blitt tre .nature of our busi
ness, he at once as-ured us that would a.adly
furnish all tbe data he could in- rehn. u to (he sad
aflair.
Atdrst It was thought that soma y-ersoni i had.
through mallon, poinoued the Hoar or wV'e' but as
soon as it was positively known tbat tlis ' was
the cause, the set ol stones eoniaininrK were at
once st.-ppe'l, and evsrv elTort was made." Mr.
Manh to call in all the flour which had bcoi. ctound
on that stone, 1'bls amounted to sizty-tou twi n's,
which were sent, we are inlorniod, to Csptatn C.r
win, the Middleton agent of tfr. MariHi.witn IO
structions to dispoiO ot it to starch inaiutaoturer.
in the city of Now York Mr Mnrsli is unable to
stato positively that tho flour bad been used tor that
purpose, ai it was sold at about S160 per birrol.
It is possiblo that It may bavn bnou rupacki)d, and
may be at this timo being sold for XXX family flour,
and It may bo wrll for ihe Hoard ot tlea th to mal e
dilieeni inquiry into the tacts oi the caso. There are
now several casos oi load-poisoning in New York,
and the allilctod persons are known to have par
token of this flour. It Is bigh'y linoortant that lhee
61 barrels should ho traced lrom the mill either to the
starch-factory or to the store' ous s, and great caro
should be taken that it doos not tall into tho baud of
unscrupulous parties who would sell it for eating
purposes.
W bilo our reportor was conversing with Mr.
Marsh, a deputy sheriff drovo vp and served oo hint
a process in a suit tor damages which nad been in
stituted against bm Witnout counting this there
are suiis now pending airainst him to the amount of
$12,0(0. and more are coming in almost daily. Tbe
oln miller is a mont frantic, for between tho la k of
the country for inilo around and the sutloringof
hundreds ol tuiin in beings, a strong pull is iikoU to
be mado on bis purse, tie says: "1 a a ruined for
life; it is preying on my mind, aud 1 cannot oat or
sleep, lam lnnoonnt of willuliy doing a wrong,
and many of the sufferers are my best lriends The
work ol fears is undone, and I scarce know what to
do or bow to appease tho anper ol the people."
1 here can be no doubt but tliat monoy is and has
been his eod, and ho rogrots to part with it. Yet
uom ail we can learn or see, he is anxious to do
whut is just in tho matter, liis business is a most
troken up, and only one set ot stones aro running;
to-day; yet, ho says, many ot his old cutomors aro
coming Lack, although tbe major ty distrust him.
All testify that ho mado a superior brand of flour.
whicn was maruca must
: 1'HILLIPSHURU MILLS. :
: xxx :
; FAMILY FLO (J It. :
; From .selected White Wheat. :
: 196 :
: Thomas March. :
Bad Marsh pui in nev siones, and not used the old
ones until they required such extensire repairs, pro-
LinUiy this terrihio maiiidy would have been averted ;
yet a new stone was lyine at the door, which had on
its luce a hole, to till which with lead would require
about ha t a pound, l'ue face of this cavity was tully
as largo as a ben's eirp, and Mr. Marsh assured me
that aitr it Had peon in use lor a time tnoro would
b- many just like that one, and that millers in gene
ral throughout the country wore In the habit of
using lead as a cement lor grist stones. It thin bo
Irue, measures should bo at onoe taken to probioit
it- use about all mills.
A lamuy named ISrundage, some of the members
of winch worked in tho mill, havo been seriou ly
a fleeted, and Mr. lirundage claims 750 damages.
11 we understood correctly, no was the person who
ursed the use ot lead.
having had a long interview with Mr. Marsh, our
reporter drove to Oosi.eu, where, in the short time
allotted to him belore the starting of tne tram, be
convt rsed with several persons wno were acciuaiutod
with tbe laota stated, and all add their weight of
testimony to that already furnixbod, sbowintr con
clusive y that ovor three hundred porsons in a radius
oi aDoui twenty nines nave neen anecteo witn loaa-
polsoued flour, whleh came lrom the Philhpsburg
mm. inissnouiu De a warning to miners, and a
caution to the buyers and consumers of flour, and
physicians and Boards of Health should examine
all the flour-mills of the country, aud by so doing
prevent the recuirence of such cases as wo have
reoorded in our letters A'. Y. Iribuni.
MAUIUEt.
FAULK SWAN. On the 81st ultimo, at tho
Church of tbe Resurrection, by the Rev. Mr. Davis,
(. bOKU E A. FAULK, ol l'hiladelohla, to ALETdEA
MARIA, youngost daughter ot the late William
tswan. of Islandreaarb, County Antrim, Iroland. No
cards. (New York and Irish papors ploase copy. 4
DIED.
BOWMAN.-On the 81st ultimo, MARTHA BOW
MAN, aged 73 years.
The members of the family are respectl'ullr
invited to attend her funeral, Horn the residence ot
her son, corner oi dhirlev and Olive streets, on Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock, without iurtuor notice
GRAFF. On the 2d Instant, CHRISTOPHER,
youngest son of ChriBtophor and Margarotta (jrafl'.
Due notice will be given of tho luueral.
NOLEN. On the 80th ultimo, CHARLES SPEN
CER NOLEN, son of James and Elizabeth E. Nolon,
in tbe 18th year of his age.
ilia lriends and those of the family, and the mora
bcrs ol Liberty Temple, No. 2, of I'erau'an, and the
Young Men's Christian Association, aro invited to
attend his funeral, lrom his lather's residence. No.
1539 Franklin street, this day (Juno 2) at 8 o'clock;
1'. M. Sepulture at Odd Fellows' Cemetery,
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win atld jean of dirablllty to them by protection lrom
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COATES' PATENT FLAT-IRON HOLDERS
are protected from burning by flexible metalllo
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XJLUMliERS AND GAS-FITTERS CAN GET
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