THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. rmLADELPHI A, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 18C6. CITY INTELLIGENCE. I For Additional Local Items ace Fifth r. : Letter from Colonel William B. Tnon8. CnsTOM HorsK, Philadelphia, July 30, 18(i6. To Charles II. Curnrninirs, Esq., Presi dent of Meeting of Merchants, etc.: Dear Sir; I have read In the public papers, with a deep sense of my own un worthiness, your resolutions and proceedings lu reference to my removal from the office I have filled during the last live years. 1 will not attempt to express the jrrati tude I feel for the confidence you reDose in mo, nor the great satisiaction the complimentary terms in which you have been pleased to speak ol my humble efforts to serve my country, as -well as the merchants of Philadelphia, has given ISC. However much I Khali regret the severance of the b8ice8 relations which have subsisted between us tor so long a period, and anxious as I hui to protect the true men I have called around me in the administration of my duties as Collector of Customs at this port, I cannot consent to hold the oflice by tho irrnce or tavor of the present incumbent of the Presidential chair for a sinele hour after my successor shall have been locally appointed. I am conscientiously and unalterably opposed to the policy ot conferring political rights upon the men who have been engaged for tour long years in the work of making widows of the wives and orphans of the children ol our lamented dead, except on such, conditions as the enlight ened judgment of the patriotic men who have preserved the Union by their wisdom In council and valor in the held may dictate. Tho Presi dent, it Keems, in order to build up a political party of his own, hiis determined to make opinion upon this, subject a test ol fitness tor olliee. The traitors of the rebellious States having forsworn their allegiance to the Unite 1 Stttes (lovernment, occupy by tlu'ir own act the por tion of aliens to iliut (Jovernment, and should never again be peimitted to enjoy political rights under it, until regularly niuurali.ed ac cording to law; mucii let.s should they be allowed an increase ot political power as the result of theirjwork in attempting to break up the Union. In the inscrutable workings of Divine Provi dence, by which the "wrath of man is mide to prait-e Him," the abolition of the barbarous institution of slavery, lor the preservation of which the Rebellion was instituted, was brought about. The effect of the abolition of shivery, thus produced by slaveholders and their North ern allies, is the destruction of one of the loun dation stones upon which the Constitution rests, viz.: the basis ot representation; and I hold it to be the fir?t duty of Congress to see that that basis is properly readjusted before they confer political rights upon those who by their treason have forfeited every rieht except that of being punifihed aceordinur to oiirConstltution and laws. This is the only vUat question which now agitates the nation. On one side are arrayed, with President Johnson fit their head, the Val landighams and Reeds of the North, the Davises and Stephenses of the South, together with a small retinue of anxious office expectants. On the other side, in as solid phalanx as when they brought victory to the Stars aud Stripes of the Union on tue battle-tieid, are the loyal men of both sections of our common country, readv as ever to sustain, with their intellects and lives, a Congrei s upon which they rely as the bulwark ol the liberties of the people. Having refused to "bow the knee to Baal," I have long known the intention of the President to remove me at the earliest moment in his power; and it has only bei'n because he could not find a protested Republican ol sufficient prominence to secure the indorsement of the Senate (whose continuation was a necesary preliminary to my removal), and at the same lime base enough to sacrifice his principles for office, that I have remained to the present time. I may not apree with some of the gtmtleuien who have honored me by their presence at the meeting at tho Roard o! Trades rooms, on the subject of rotation in ofiice. Whilst I freely admit that experience is in many cases neces sary to nn intelligent administration of official duty, siill I hold that change is a characteristic of our republican lorm of covcrnment, and it may be one ot its evils; and I am not disposed to claim for myself tin exception to the practical application otthis democratic principle. (ioverntucnis are bused upon the theory of rotation in office, or uoon ttrnt of life tenure. Ours is a democratic Republic, in which, tho will ol the people is supposed to be reflected by their acts at the roll when, therefore, they change the appointing power in any department of tae Government, I hold it to be an expression of their will that a general change i-hould take place in all offices in that department, except where such changes would be manifestly detri mental to the public pood. Let us apply this principle to the present policy of President Johnson to remove all offi cers who do not agree w'uh him on the question of reconstruction, a question purely legislative in its character. Did t'e people signify a desire or change bv clectiua him to tho Presi dential chair? Did they constitute luni the appointing power? or did they not lather express themselves opposed to change by re electing our lamented Lincoln ? Tbarkins you, gentlemen, for your kind interposition in my behalf, I have only to say that I shall continue in office so long as I can do so. in riisrcgatd of the arbi'rary will which now demands my removal against the wishes of the Senate of the United States, whose pre rigative is wantonly invaded, and the mercantile commuiutv, whose interests I have always endeavored to promote. William 13. Thomas, Collector. Unsafe Buildings. The attention of the liuilding Inspectors having been calld to the condition of the thcatie in Callowhill street, above Filth, a thorough inspection ot it was nadc, and they declared it to be unsuitable for the purpose. As soon us their action was offi cially commtiniGated to the owuerj, atr-ps were taken to have a new thea re erected, and it will be put up in the next few months. The preset building was tormerly a church, and It under went such alterations as were necessary to tit it for theatricnl representations. The action ot the Building Inspectors shows that it never had a sufficient strength ot walls for such a structure. There are several other buildings ol the same character in the city. What Will We Do Witti Them? The Board of Health having closed up a large num ber of cellar and shed tenements In Baker and fcmall fctreets. the former occupants are lelt without homes. The Hoard ot Health have releired to the Sanitary Committee, with power to act, the question of providing places for tnese people. It is understood that the Com nrntie will furnish tent dwellings for them at Camp Cadwalader. Such a place would do rar moie towards keeping disease trom getting among such people than anything else that could be done. Heavy Thunder storm at Atlantic CiTV. We learn Irom passengers who arrive! last evcnlnir Irom Atlaadc City, that a tremen dous thunder storm prevailed there yesterday, commencing Bhortlv after noon. It laste I several hours, snd tilled a.l the cisterns of tho bonnes. They were nearly dry. The island was compktelv Hooded, the water being from six to twtlse inches deep on the streets. During the .uninnPA nf the storm the llaestaff on the White House was sbiveied by lightning, fluid then pas-ed to the conductor, and carried off without doing further damage. Tho was Accident on a Passenger Railw ay. ,..., a n'inrir lust evening a man was run nvor and killed at Fall's Lane by a train of ears on tbeManavunk and Norristown Railroad. The deceased, who is unkuown, was siting on the track at the time, and was not discovered i limn tn nresent t he accident. His body was brouehtto this city, and the Coroner notified lo hold an inquest, IJohpiTAL. The Christian q.. itntnitnl (old Movtmensing Hall) ntta been handed over to the Board ot Health to be ued as a choieta nospiiai wnenevei uwu. American Union Commission of Penn sylvania and New Jerbit. The following cx" tracts have been made from a letter addressed to tho Secretary by iMIss II. N. Phillips, one of the ladles employed In the service of the So ciety: Atlanta, (Ja., July, 1844.-Dcar Friend: Could you step Into our home just now, jou would bud tin busy as usual. As some of the teachers have been writing yon of the schools, I will pass on to otber matters. This morning I spent in visiting the families of some of ttie most destitute' scholars, and wished for a few hundred dollars, that I might minister to the wants of the sick and suffering around me. The widow Banes family wv second on my lift. Two of her little girls were sick, and the mother scarcely able to sit up. Tne helpless daughter told me she was bunery all the time, and thought If sho could get enough to eat, she would soon be able to go to school. I promised to send her a slate and pencil the next day. I then went home and prepared a basket of pro visions suited to their wants. Mrs. Banes re marked, "I know tho delicacies your money has furnished is saving the lives of my daughters." The next family visited was a poor delicate mother, and bright little girl of nine years; both had smallpox In the sp.ing, and have not been well since. Tho mother is almost blind; their poverty is extreme. 1 cannot describe it. Tho next was a family of the Rays, whose children attend our school. Here I louud the mother in her coffin, ready for burial, two oi the little girls were being carried to the City Hospital quite sick; tour other children gath ered around the lifeless body ol their mother. lite next sfianty 1 visited was occupied by Mr. Lee and family. Sir. and Mrs. Leo are quite in telligent, and I think about as retincd as any persons I have met with in the South. Mr. Leu was always a strone Unioo man. and greitly perfccutcd betore he could get out ot the State. The familv rclugeed to Nosnvillc. I knew them there. When tLcy returned to Atlanin with a laniily ol nine children, tbey found their house in ruins, and had to live lu a tent for three months, during which time it was very wet. Mr. Lee was tasen sick, and has now been con- lined to his shanty for five months, and every member of his family has been quite sick. Robert, his sou, ten years old, died a short time since. We furnished his burial clothes. I next visited an old lady. who began to apolo gize lor having sent forme; said it was hunger lorced her to do it. Her daugoter, never very strong, had taken a severe cold when they relueeed, and lost her sight. She has been blind three years, but had never asked assist ance until now. The bliud girl kuit, aud thus supported herself: but lately they could not sell the work. They have also sold articles of better days, until now almost every comfort and con venience is pone. I expended two dollars tor them, and bought some ol (heir work tor dis tribution. These instances will furnish vou with some idea of our work union-' this impoverished people. The followinn is a list of articles Issued to white children attending the tree schools estab lished by the American Union Commission of Pennsylvania and New Jersey: Coats, 94; pants. '202: shirts. 133: pairs of shoes. 112: ilressct', 254: skirts, 163; chemises. 201; drawers. 15; sacques, 45; shawls, 16; bonnets, 13; aprons. 27; waists, 13; vest?, 20; pairs of hose. Hi; hand kerchiefs, 38; caps, 40; neck-ties, 6; pairs ot sus penders, 4; combs, 4; Testament?, Sunday School papers, tracts, etc., 234. ucspecttuny, n. jn. 1'biliips. SHmuel V. Merrick, Esq., President; Joseph Parker, Esq., Secretary, No. 1210 Chesnut street: William Struthcrs, Esq., Treasurer, No. 1020 Market street. INVESTIGATION OF THE YEWDELL MILL Explosion. Coroner Taylor ptoceeded yester day to examine into the causes of the late explo sion at llestouville. The following is the prin cipal evidence: Jonas Huplee, sworn. I am sunerintendnnt ot Yewdell's nulls, at Hestonvillc; Robert Hamil ton, the engineer, who was killed, had been there three years; tho last two weeks the encine had neen running night and day; the engineer complained about three weeks ago oi one ot the valves leaking, and it was repaired; the watch man hud charge of the engine at night; the en gineer did not complain to me that the engine was run beyond its capacity; there was a low water indicator on the boiler, the steam whistle of which could be heard outside the boiler room ; before I went to the null I war, a conductor on one ot the city railroads; I had no general know ledge ot machinery; the boiler wa cleaned twice a year; it was found in pood condition; the en gine was of the Cottis pattern; we were not per mitted to have a greater pressure than seventy pounds to the square inch; we had a mercury guage and a safety valve also. - Joseph (.!. Sea), sworn I am employed in Yewdell's Mill; knew the engineer, Robert Hamilton; he told tne he had been employed before in tho Navy Yard; I win not at the mill at the time of the explosion; I had left but a lew minutes before: 1 saw the engineer by the guoee cock before I left, and tnere was plenty ot water In iho boiler; the ergineer depended upon the mercury guage and steam indicator; I huve heard him say that it was difficult to keep up sufficient steam in the boiler; I have examined the engine Hues since the explosion, and there is no appearance ol over-heating. Edwaid Breen, sworn. I am watchman at Yewdell's mill; 1 am on duty at niht; 1 have run the engine lor two or three months; the engineer bad never run an engine, that I know of, bolore he came to tho mill; I was never in structed how to run an engine, except by Mr. Suplce, who was there before Robert Hamilton; I know when a boiler is clean or dirty by the color of the water that comes out of the guage cocks; when the boiler was cleaned there was about a peck of dirt in it; the water in the race was not much us-ed in daytime; a pipe was laid to the race some weeks ago, and the water used in the boiler, because there was not enoueli wuier in the well; I run about from U) to 70 pounds of cteam at night, and I tired up to 80 pounds in the morning; i watched the building at night, at the same time I tended the engine; I was away sometimes a quarter of an hour or so: 1 thought it safe to do so. N. R. Suplee, the maker of the boiler, dc scribed the one that exploded; he said itwa made of the best charcoal iron, manufactured by Charles L. Baily, of Harrisburg; it was 5-10 of an incn thick; the head 4 inch thick: had seen the boiler since the explosion; said that it was cleaned in May last, and tue engineer told him that it was in very good condition; the en gineer whs a strictly sober man, and witness thought him competent to run and tend a boiler; alter being pressed to state his opinion of tbe cause of the explosion, he said that it arose as he thought from the carelessness of tbe engineer; there was a new safety valve put on the boiler a few weeks before the explosion; Mr. Suplee did not think the boiler worked above its capacity ; some parts ol the boiler look as 11 it had been overheated. llenrv dartriirht testified that he had examined the lragments' of the exploded boilers very thoroughly. Some parts of the boiler look m it tuey bad been overheated. He considered the boiler constructed on as Bafo a principle ai any that are made; the iron he had not found u thick as the manufacturer of the boiler had stated It to bo; a quarter of an inch wa tho thickest he had measured, and the bead was but three-eighths; the cause ol the explosion the witness thought to ha the lowness ol the water; from what had been tetitied as t3 the engineer, he did not think him a competent person. James Gamble, foreman of the mill, testified that in his opinion the explosion was the result ot pressure; he believPdthertwas water enough In tbe boilers; the engineer wag, a Ms opinion, fully competent. The inquest was at this point adjourned over for a few days. , Burglary. The residence of William Cook, at the 'corner ol Jefferson and Eleventh street, was biokn into on Sunday night, about 9 o'clock, and robbed of eighty dollars In money. The thieves gained access to the house through a back window. VlBDICT IN THE CASK OF EDWARD Sheridan. The Coroner commenced an Investi- f aiion yesterday into tbe circumstances attend ng the killing ol the lad Edward Sheridan, who was shot duiinc a riot on Thursday morning lat, on Sonth street, tear the bchuvlkill, grow ing out of the arrest and rescue of Patrick De vinny bv Officers Donnan and Little. Joeph I'tlicker was the first witness called. He testified that he witnessed the arrest And the shooting; the officers arrested Devinny and be refused to go with them; tho nippers were put on his wrists: and he threw himself on the ground ard called on Jim Bradley to help him; Bradley said the officers should not take him. By this time a crowd had gathered and some oi them began to throw stones; the officers said to the crowd to kecD back ; Patrick O'Brien was in the crowd and he and John Bradley both threw stone; Officer Donnan diew his pistol and said that if the stones were thrown be would tire; the crowd continued to throw stones, and officer Donnan discharged bispistoL The crowd then ru-hed on, still throwing stones, when the officer ran and Devinny got off; the boy Sheridan fell between my house and the crowd; Officer Donnan had the pistol and fired twice. He told the crowd to keep back before he discharged the pistol; I did not see a pistol in the hands of any one else: there was a large number ot persons In the crowd and many of them threw f tones at the officers; the boy Sheri dan was shot between my house aud the crowd. The trstimony ot 11 n. Helena Flowers differed in some respects trom that of the preceding witness. She testified to teeing the shooting; she heard but two shots fired, one by Officer Donnan, the other by an unknown roan, who came trom the crowd; at that time Officers Donnan and Little were drapgi g the pri?otier along; Little was trying to keep him down, and the unknown man advanced from the crowd, trying to rescue the prioner; saw the bov Sheri dan tall; he was shot by the man who fired at the officers. Several other witnesses were examined, who saw the crowd throwing stones at the officers. All concurred in say iuor that Officer Donnan ewe warning bcore he discharged his pistol. One of them testified that tho women in the crowd threw stones, and that he recommended the officers to run and save their lives. More about the $50,000 Swindle. Further developments in this case, referred to yesterday, show that the draft deposited with the First National Bank was a genuine draft upon the United States Treasury, the indorse ment only being forged. It was deposited on the 24th Inst., collected by the bank without further indorsement on tbe 25th, and the pro ceeds paid to tbe party depositing on the 2(ith. The draft was obtained by the swindler or swindlers Irom the Treasury Department by means of a series of forged papers. Cow TmitVE8. On Saturday night thieves stole at Market and Thirty-ninth streets the cows of Rev. Dr. Sanders. Through the exertions of Lieutenant Talbot and his corps of policemen they have been recovered. One of them was found chained to a tree back ot the Good Intent Mills. One of the thieves was seen, and narrowly escaped arrest by Policeman Roan, at Fifty first street, near tbe place where two of the cows were found. Thieves on Sunday night broke into the stable ot Daniel Dorev.'and stole two sets ot harness, a saddle aud bridle, leaving a large jimmy behind. Rusk in says, with his old pungency, in one of his new es-ays: "You women of England are all now hhrieking with one voice you and your clereymen together because you hear of your Bible bein attacked. If you choose to obey jour Bibles, you will never care who attacks them. It is just because you never liilbl a 6ingle, downright precept of the book that you are so careful ot its credit. The Bible tells you to dress plainly, and you are mad tor finely; the Bible UHs you to have pity on the poor, and you crush them under your carriage wheels ; tbs Bible tells you to do judgment aud i net ice, and you do not 'know nor care to know so much as what the BIbleword justice means." WATCHES, JEWELRY ETC. 'itf AMftXTi iir.rrr f-.Tnn-T!. watches, jcvsni.tir .v ; vri: '.r.ii.r, ' j WATCHC3 awl JE v.'Lu! ZZ?n7.Tn. Owing to ttio decline oi Gold, lias made a irreiit re auction in price of his law and well amortert itock e liamoncl?. Watches, Jewelry, hilvex-ware, Kto. The public art rfsroctiully invited to call and examtm our Mock tefore tiurcLatinge.fewoere. 2M SILVER AND PLATED GOODS, CP THE Most Superior Workmanship, AT THE STORK NEW NO 704 ARCH STREET. Tbe undersigned Oat f tie famous Rogers Bros Mauulaciuring Company) retpectmlly announce tlia lucv Lave opened a new and beantllui store lor tbe aalo ol HlLVl-R and l'LATKIi WAKK, at So 704 AUC'B MreeU Our long experience aa aianuiacturers wil enable ua to ke p nothing bat nrt-vUuia Goods and thore bo may patronize our core will and ourpUted foods tai aupeilor to any ever Imported, and our cua torn era nay rely on tbe good being precisely wbat tbey are represented to be. 8 M BOWMAN & LEONARD. WATCHES, JEWELRY, dec. MUSICAL BOXES. A full assortment oi above goods constantly ol band at modoiate price the liuaical iioxea play in irom 2 to 10 beautiful Alra. FARE & BROTHER, Importers, No. 824 CHESNUT 8TEEET, nilsmtirp Below Fourth, G. RUSSELL & CO., No. 22 North SIXTH St., INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR FCLL STOCK OF FANCF AND PLAIN SILVER V A It E, Oi tbe Finest Quality. 14 36 J RICH JEWELRY JOHN BRENNAN, DKALER Dt OIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, JEWELR1 Etc. Eto. Etc 9 2ui Mo. 18 8. EIGHTH SlUJUST, Fliilada. ICE COMPANIES. I ASTERN ICE COMPANT. SEASON ' OP i 1(166. I Iba. dally, M eenta per week lllba d'Jlv V cenia per week i ltllba. daily, Bll eenia per we-at liO Iba dally at 6 per week. Depot. Mo iitl UUrLKN (Street below TbJril. THO M AH J. LYONS, i 1 JOUA . JUYiUU) AMUSEMENTS. QIUND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' NATIONAL ORPHANS' HOME FUND, UNDER ACKriCM Or TUB SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' UNION, WASBINQTON. I). C, AT (.ROVER'S THEATRE, On Thursday Evening, August 2, 1866 300,000 tickets ai 1 each 7S.00 prencnta, valued at 250,000. conslatlng of Fin Residences, Lota. Pianos, Diamond a. Jewelry, Silverware, etc. etc, TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF WILLIAM E. OWENB, o. S27 CHESNUT STREET, Philadelphia; ALSO, SENT TO ANY POST OFFICE IN TUE COUNTRY PROMPTLY BY MAIL. F. NOLEN & CO , Ueneral Agen a, No. 210 West FOVBTH Street, Wilmington, Del, MAXAC1NG DIRECTORS. Major H. A. II ALL, Ptesident HoidicnT and Sailors' Cniou, Colonel CHARLKS E. CAPEHaBT, Major M. H. ALB EBGEB, WILLIAM 8. MORSE. TREASURER. J. B. HUTCHINSON', Esq , Cashier National Bank oi tbe Muiropolig. Trrasdrt Department, j Office oi-iNTkHNAL iikvknue, Washington, June 27. lows. 1 Whereas H. A Hall and o, hers, as "Managing Direc tor" oi the "tirnnd .National Concert," to bo held in W aKhington. . C, on ibe d of Ail "list next buvemaue due application to i,. lopban, Collector of Internal Revenue for the Collection District of tho Dmtrkt ot Columbia, lor permission to bo d a lotiery, rdille, or Silt euierorloe, and presented to hliu satisfactory cvl rnce that tbe pioceeds ot said lotterr, raille. or pill ent erprise ill be devoted to charltab e uses, perrnUuiion is hereby granted to such "Managing Directors" to hold such lottiry, raftlo. orgitt enterprise ree froma'.charxn, whether from tax or license, in respect to such loitcry, rutlle, or gilt enterprise. E. A. KOLLI VS, i Commissioner. All orders must be addressed, witb stamps Inclosed, to Ot AJOIf.1! Becretury Soldiers' and Sailors' National Concert, Washington, I), i! Lock Box No. h. We refer, by permission, to Atajor-I.eneral lyintlcld Hancock, V. 8. A. Ueneral Itobert C rlchenck , M. C Ohio. Ccnerul Hatbert E l'aiue, M C , Wis. General John H. Kotcham. M. C, N. Y. General James U Blunt, Kansus. HetieralJ. N. Hcndrick, town. General I C. Mc allain, D. C. General O V Duvtcn, N. Y. Hon. Thomas W. Kerry, M. C Mloh. Won. Georue Lawrence. M. C, I'euna. D. C. Forney, Esq., D. . Major J. Doiiguty, N. Y. Hon. Kichard Wai.ach, Mayor of Washington, D. C. lion. Henry C. Deminv, At. c, ouu. Hon. Kbeu C. Imtersu 1, hi. C. 111. Hon. Samuel J. ttunduli. M. C l'enna. Hon T. i. Bergen. M C, New Y-rk. , Hon. Uenry Wl son, C. 6. , Hon. Ira Harris, U. s. 8. Hon. B. F. ' aile. V. S. 8 Hon. Ko Ian V. Whak-y.M. C . We( Va. Hon William I). Kolley, AI. C, Punna. Hon A. 11. 1 allln, M. I'., N. Y. Hon. Leonard Myers M.C., Penna. Hon. William A. Newell, M C.. M.J. Hon George W. Julian U. C Iml. Hon. Meptien F. Wilson, M C. Penna. Hon. J. IS. Oilnre l, U C Iowa. SlajorO. M. Van Bnren.N. Y. Ceu R. B. Hayes M. C, Ohio. Hon. s. T. Holmes, M C , New York. Hon. O. R. Latham. M C. W. Va. linn. .1 unies A. MniTln. M. C . New Yolk. Hon. 'lhouiasT. Davis, M. C, cw York 7 47 Ira T E W CHESXUT STREET THEATRE. Tlnnrs onen at 7 30 C'nriuin rises at ft THk. l OOLf.h'l' H1EAIKE Ij illi!, CITY! Ventilated by the ce'ebruied ( EN iRIFl QaL FANS, I liven by a flve-borse power steaui engine, rendering it a DELIGHTFULLY COOL RESORT lu the wanmst wuatlior. GKANJJ It .-OPKNINO, FOK 1 HE 8' M31KK H'-'ASOV, f OK THE MJMMr.lt SEASON. A T S"JIMKR PKICE4, AT SCMVEli PKI'K, AT SUM Mli.t PRiCES, WITH A POWERFUL DOL'BI.K COMPANY. THIS (Inesday) fc.Vfc.MNO, July 31, Second and lastniubt but Ave ot TUK HLEr.PIMl BEAUTY, TUB Bl.KEHNO BKAUl'Y, THE r.LKKFIU BEiUIY, SA1UKDAY AFTERNOON Augusts, FIKST Si.MMfcH FAMILY MA'INcE. BACCARALl OK, KNAVES OF 1HEPaCK. PRICKK Of ADMISSION FOR 1HK SUMMER EAON ONLY. Orchrstra, 73c. Parquette. 0c. FamLy wlrcle. 2 So No extra chine tor secured s juta. WALNUT STREET THEATRE N. E. corner of NINTH and WALNUT Streets. 1UE THREE GCARDsMt- N THE THREE GUARDSMEN GBEAT SUCCESS! GREAT SUCCESS I TrllH (Toedsay) RVENii., July 31. Last Nlgot but tour ot the distinguished Tragedian, MR. JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH, Wbo will appear in his popular character of D'.RIANAN, in the grand Romantic Play entitled 1 H K '111 K EE GUARDSMEN! M'ME bCHELLER AS ANNE OF AUSTRIA. YALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER GAKDEN-Nos TO) 726 VINK Street. UKAND 1NSTRUMETAL CONCERTS NIGHTLY. By two large and efficient Orchestras. TO NIGHT, And EVERY NIOHT. In connexion with our EAChLSIOH STRING BAND, a Brass Band, coruptlsing tne best Artists in tbe city will perioral. OPEN FOR TH SEVSOV. Our spacious bummer Garden, artistically laid out wlta bbrubbery. fountains eto. IN THE LADIES' SALOON, Especially set apart tor F IV I LIES, tbe best of Creams aud otbet lteirebhmenta will bo served. tHUS GYMN A'SIU II FOB LADIES, GENTLEMEN. AND CHILDREN, N.E. CORKEH OF NINTH AND AKCH STREETS. OPEN 4.VERY DAY ANl EVENING, ALL bUUMER. Bodily exeiclse imparts health and strength, tha best oreventlve aca'"" sickness o' the coming summer 24n Proiessora UlLLEBRAND A LEWIS. rggSm THE PIANOS WHICH WE MANU r? fa I f ' factwi recommend themselves. We promise to our patrons clear beautiiul tjues, elegant workman ship, durability, and reasonab a prices combined with a lull guarantee For sale ou yai No. lol7 WaLNUI street. 0 m UNION PIANO MANUFACTURING CO, MILLINERY. 5 MllS. R. DILLON, Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street, Bas a handsome assortment of MILLISERYi Misses' and Infanta' H and Caps, Bilks, Velvet Crapes Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, Traines, etc TT0R SALE TATK AND COUNT RIGHTS V ol Capewel) Co ' Patent Wind Guard and Air Heater for Coal Oil Lamps: It prevent in Chimney Irom breaking. This we will warrant Also saves anc third tbe oil. Call and see them, they cost bat ten eents No. 203 RACE htrfet, Philadelphia. Sample sent to and part t lb tl'Dltort Dtate bo receipt of ' vauuv I W AUCTION SALES. N o I E I. JOTIN EDGAR THOMSON. Trnstm tn a certain ladeiitnra St morU see ot tha DTnneitv hereinafter de scribed execnted by toe Tyrone and Clearfield Railroad oini'snv, to ne as ntoitgaxee tn trust to secure tne payment of t le principal and Interest ot bonds of said lompsnv tc .ie amount of 3S,000 which mortgage Is dated the 1st dav ot November. A D. ImW, and tecor.led In the cflice lor Recording Deeds, etc.. In and lor the county of Blair, on the Bin day of Novemlier A. u. ltttu. In Mortgage Book 'H." psues 107. KM, 109. 110, and 111, do hereby give notice Uiat default having been u arte tor more than ninety daj sin tbe payment of the low rest uueand demanded on tbesaia bonds. I will, tn pursu ance el he written request to me directed of the holders of more thanfl teen thousand dollar tn amount ol the tald bonds and by vir ne of the power ronierred upon n,e in that respect by th sal I morivage expose to fublla-ae and sen to the highest and best bidder by M . 1 HO.MAS A rO8, Auctioneer at tho PHILADEL 1 I 1A IXi HANGE. in the t Itv ot Philadelphia on '1 huisday, the J7th day ot September A. D. 1HH npon tho V rms soil conditions herelnalter stated, tbe whole oi the said Mortgaged premises viz. : - 1 be wt.ole oi that seotlou oi the Tvrone ana Clear field KallroaA. Irom the point oi Intersection with tlia Pennslvai la Kal road, at or near lyrone Station iu Blair county, to tha point ot connection with the graded line dl the said 'lyrone and (Tearr.ld Hallroa l, known snd designated as "The Intersection," being about three milts and one quarter from the Peniisvi vaoia Kal road at lyrone r-tation, aa the same Is n cot stroeted. together with all and singaitr tho rail ways ral s bildges, fences, iprivfeges. rUhta, ami a I n ai propeitv oi every description acquired by and be longing to said company, adjacent to or connected with or on the line ol said section ot three and one quarter nilles oi road, and ail tbe tolls Income, issues and profits to he derived and to arise from the same and a I the lands used and occupied for railways, depots or stat (ins between mid powils on said section o tti'ee and one-uar er ml es wltb ail buildings standing thereon or procured therefor AND MbSERALLY. AM tbe lands, railways rails bridges, culverts, trestle works, tool 1 ousts, coal houses, wharves, tencea. rights of way, wotkshops' machinery, stations, depois, depot grounds, works, masonry, and oilier supt,rairucture. enl estate. Dbildlrss. and Improvements ol whatever nature or kind apertanmg or belonging to the above mentioned piooertv and to the said section ot the said Tvrone anil ( learned Rallrnaa and owned by said C ompany in conaectlon therewith. 1 he said section ol tne Tyrone and uicaruniu nauroaa extending from the point of intersection of the said Ty rone and Clearfield Railroad wl 1 the Pennsylvania Railroad to the point of connection with the graded linn oi tbe said 'lyrone and Cleatflela Ral. road, known laud as "'J he Interaction " la about SM mtlce iu length. 4 TERMS OF SALE. t'0.000 of the purchase monev o bo paid In cash when te properly Is struck off, and the balanco within twenty days thereafter. PAYMENT on account of the said balance of purchase monoy, to the extent of the dividend thereol parable on the bonds se cured by the said mortgare and the matured coupons of said bonds, may bemaue In the said bonds or coupons; and 11 tli e dividend is less thau the actual sum due upou tbe said bonds or coupons the holders mav retain pos session of the said bonds and coupons, on receipting to the said 1 rustee lor the said dividend and endorsing payment oi the same on the said bonds or coupons t pon the puichase money being paid, as aloresald. the said T 1 us tee will execute and delver a deed of conveyance 01 the premies to the purchaser or pur chasers in pursuance of tbe power conierred upon him bv the said mortgage. iny lur her information In respect lo satd sale, or premises mav be had upon app icttlon to the under tigned Trustee, at the ottlce 01 tho I'ennHylvanla Kali road Company. No. 238 s. 1 bird street Philadelphia. JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, 1 rustee. No. 23S 8. THIRD Street. M. THOMAS A sons Auctioned- Nos. 19 ana 141 S. FOLK III Street. 6 11 rrihn Philadelphia. N O T I C " E. I. R. FRANKLIN PALE Y, Trustee In a certain Inden ture ot Mortgage of tho property herelnait ir desorlbeu, executed by tiio Tyone and Clcarllold Railroad Coinpuuy 10 me its mortgagee in trust, to secure the ua' uicu ot the principal and interact of bonds of said Comuany to the amount ot kfiO.iiOO. which moitgage is dated thu 1st day of February, A D. lHbl, and recorded in the oiflce lor recording deeds, etc.. in and for the couuty 01 Blair, on the 4th day 01 February, A. 1).. 1M61 In mortgage book It. page 1IH etc. and in the ottlce lor recording deeds, etc.. In aud tor the county ot Centre on the ttifc dav of February. A. D., lHtil. hi tnortgaxe book E. pa;e 4iib. etc.. do hereby give notice that Uetault having buon made lor more than nlnoty I'ays In tbe ntvment ot thu interest due and demanded ou the said bonds, I wilt, lu pursuance of tho written request, to me directed ot the holders 01 more than StiQ.'i) In amount ot the said bonds, and bv virtue ot the power cou erred upon 1110 n tha' respect by the snld mortgage, expoae to pub lo sale, and sell to the blithest and bea. bidder, bv 4. IliuU.tn A SONS, Auctioneers at the PHI i.ADEL 111IA FX( HANGE. In tne cuy 01 PliUud. Iphia on Thursday the 27th dij of September A 1). Hob npon 1 lie U tins and condlilons herelnalter stated, the whole of the euid mortgaged premises and iranchiseg viz. : The w hole ot that tectlon 01 the Tyrone and : ear field ltullrvad trom lyrone Stailou, Blair county Penn sylvania, to Phlliipsburg. In Centre couutv, Pennsyl vania, as the same la now constructed, together with all miu singu itr the raliwajs, ral s. cross-ties, cauirs spikes Iron, timber, bridges, fences, together with all reui property 01 every uescript.on ucquireil by and e longing 'O said t on pany afipurtonnui to said r.ind and ail the rights, libenies, privileges, and corporute franchises 01 suld load anil compunv and nil the tola Income, Issues, and profits 10 be derived and 10 srlpofrom tho same, and uli tbe lands used and ooeu pkd or rai way depots und stations hotween said points, with all buildings standing thereon orproctirod therctor. AND GENERALLY. All the lands, rniiwa: s rai s. bridges culverts, tres tle works, tool hou-i s, coal-houses wharves, touces, rights ol way, workshops, machinery, stations depots, depot grounos, works ua-onry, and other superstruc ture leal estate biiildinvs, und Improvements ot butevei nature or kind appertaining or belonging to the above-n.entlont d pro'itrtv and to the said soo ion of the ald T rone uinlt loarfle d Railroad and owned by said fimpant I t coiincc Ion iherewltb, ond all the riehls libenies orlvi,eges, end corporate franchises of said roau aiiuCon.paiiy. The said section ot tho said Tyrone aud Clenrflo'd Railroad extending l oiu said lyro e Htntlon itiuir ci unty . to und hrougu Ibe baiotigli of PuilllpsourD', iu tutre county, is about 23S ml es in iength. TERMS OF 8 Y E 10.C0O of the puichase nion- y to be paid It cash when the pioperty Is struck oil', and the balanco wltblu twenty days tlureutei. Payment ou account of the said balance of purchase money to the exicut of the dividend thereof payable on the bonds secured by the said m rtuaue and the matured coupons of tbe said bonds, may be made in the said bonds or coupons; ana If the div.dend is less than the actual sum due upon tbe said bonds and coupons, the ho dors mav retain psscssiou 01 :be said bonds and coupons on receipting to tho said 1 rustee tor tbe said dividend, and endorsing pay ment of the same on the Said bond or coupons. Upon tho purchase-money being paid aa atoresall. the Trustee w 1.1 execute anu deliver a deed of conveyance 01 the premises to the purchaser or purchasers, in nurnu ance of the power conferred upou hiui by the said mortgage. Any further Information In respect to the said ea'e o premise may be had on application to the undersigned Tiustee. at his office, No. 42 South THIRD Street, hi the city of Phhadelph'a. K. FRANKLIN RALF.Y .Trustee. No 42 fcouth Third street M. THOVAS SONS. . uetloiieer. 6 11 m3m Nos. IU and 141 South FOURTH Struct. SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, & J W. SCOTT & CO., SHIRT MANUFACTURERS, ADD BIAUB8 III MEN'S 1 UliNISHINO GOODS, No. 814 CHESNUT Street, FOUR DOORS BELOW THE "CONTINENTAL, 826MP PHILADELPHIA. PATENT SIIOULDEU-SEAM SIlIItT MANUFACTORY, AND GENTLEMEN'S FCEKI8HINQ STOKE. PERFECT FITTING BHIBlS AND DRAWERS made irom measurement at very short notice. All ctber ai tides of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS In lull variety. , . WINCHESTER & CO., 8 24 1 i, s.J06J!HE8NUTjBtreet DENTISTRY. THE GOVERNMENT HAVING CJJtl'r granted me letters-patent tor my mode 01 administering Nllro" Cxlde Jaa. by which I have extracted manv thousands of Teeth without pain. 1 am Justllt. d In astertltis that It Is bo b safer and superior to any other now in r , DR. O. L. MUNNS 5216m : No. 7al SPBCC'E Street. JOBEIir S1IOEMAKEII & CO,, ; WHOLESALE DRl(;GISTS, MAUVFACIVBEHS, 'IMPORTERS, '' . AND DEALERS IN Paints, Varnishes, ana Oils, No. 201 NORTH FOURTH STREET, uesnvj co mo race. AUCTION SALES. N o c i, wu.-. . . . v iiiunnun, irvisiee III ceraiiil Indeni ore ol Mortgage ot the piorsrty hereinafter de scilhed exeeuied by the Tyone and I leaillcld Kali road Company to me, as Mor gagee In Tinst, to secure the pa tut n tot the prlnelial axd intrrest ot bonds of said C ompany to tbe amount ot ttib GTO which Mortgage is dated the l'ith day ot May. A. D. 1H.V). and ivcotrdMl In the oft ce lor lecordlng deeds, eto In and lor tbe county of Blair, on the lsth day 01 si ay, A D. l-'ifl. In mortgage book A. pages MI-4-S-t-1 and H, snd In the emoe for re cording deeds, etc. in and tor the county ot Centre, on the Uth day if May, A D. 1SIW In mortgage book K, tinge Tin etc , do hereby give stotlce that deiault havln t i en made for more than ninety davs lu tne pavmrnt of the Interest due snd demanded on the said bonds, I will, in pursuance ot tbe written request to me directed ot ttie holdeis ot more tban CM) (III) In amount of tho said bonds, and by virtue of the power eonlened upon me In that respect by the said wor.gngn expose to public sale and sell to the highest and best bidder by Vt. I'HOM 9 A SONS, Auctioneers, at the PIIILADKLPHI V EX l' H A UK, In thecliv 01 1 hilaelohla. on Thursdsv. the 2",th day of feptember. A D. I1-66 upon the terns and coi dltiona herelnalter elated, tbe v ho e of the said niorigaed premises, viz. : The whole 01 that secfonof said Tyrone and Clear held liullrond irom the point of Intersection with the Tyrone and Lock liavon hallroad near Tyrone, lllalr county, Pennsylvania to I hlillpsburg Centre county, Pinnsvlvaula as tue same is now constructed, together with a I and pingo ar Ibe railways, rails, bridges, fences, privileuea,, rights, and all real property of ecrv dtsctlpilon aciulred by and belonging to said C ( inpant . aud all tbe tolta. fucome. issues, and proflUi to be di rived and to a ire from the same, and a I the lanns used and occupied lor railways, depots, or sta tions between said poln's with a.l the buildings stand ing thereon or procured iherelot AM GENERA IX Y All Ihe lands, tailvtavs rai s bridges, culverts, trestle works, toorliouses, coat houses wharves, tonces, rights of v.y. Viotkhhops, machlncrv. sxtlons, depots depot grounds, works, masotirv, ana other superstructure, teal cstato bullillngs and Improvements 01 whatever oalU'C or kind nnpertalnlng or bcloiiKlna to the above mentioned propeitv. and 10 the. said section of said T vione and 1 leartlc d I aliroad, and owned by said Com punv lb connection therewi h 'l he soiu fee 1 Ion of the Tyrone and Clearfield Railroad, extending Irom the Intersection ot the . vrone and Clear flela Railroad with the rail mail lormerlv he'ongtng to the 'I vr ne and Loek haven Railroad Company, but now fnuw tnniD Tnouanu m. ... . . 1 totheliald Kag'e Valev Hvlroad Company, is about 20 miles in length. . . TERMS OF 6 ALE. 10,000 of the purchase money 10 be oaid In cash when the pioperty is itiuck off, and tbe ba.auco wltuln 20 days theicaiter Pa MP NT on account of tbe said balance of purchase monev, to the ex ent ol the dividend thereof payable on the bonds secured bv the said mortgane and ihe mi tuied coupons ol the said bonds may be made In the said bonds 01 coupons; and It tbe dividend Is less than the actual sum due npon the said bonds or coupons, tbe holders may retain possession 01 the said bonds aad coupons on receipting to the said Trustee for thesakt (liviiiiod and endorsing payment of tbe same on tbe said bonds or coupons. I' pon the purchase money being paid as aloresald. tha Trustee will execute and deliver a deed ot con ver ance 01 the premises to tho puichaser or purchasers In pur suance ot too power conferred upon him by tbe said IUAliiya,iu'rther Information In respect to said sale, of ptemlses maybe had upon application to the under signed Trustee, at the office ot tbe I'ennsy vanla Rail road Company. Jio. iW 8. Third street. Phi. ado phla. JOHN EDUAR TUOMOS. 1 rustee, No. 238 8 iniKD Street. W. THOMAS A SON", Auctioneers, 8 21 mftra Nos. 139 and 141 8. FOURTH S roet DYEING, SCOURING, ETC. PEMII STEAM StOlIiLMJ ESTABLISHMENT, No. 510 RACE Street. We beg leave to draw your particular attention to our new Frt iich Mtim Scouring Establlshu ent the first and only one 01 Its kind In this city. W e uo not dve, bat by a chruili al process res ore Ladles', Uentiemen's, a Cbllorcu's Garments to their oiiglnal states wtinon injuring thtm in ti e least, while gieat experience and the best machinery trom France enable us to warrant per.ect satisiaction to ail wbo may .avor us wltb their patronage. LADIES' DRKsStM of every aesci'Ptlon, wltb or without Trimmings, are cleaned and finished w ltbout being taken apart, whether the color Is genuine or not. Opera Clonks and Mantillas ( nrtalns Table Coven, Carpets. Velvet. Ribbons, Kid Gloves, eto.. cleaned and reoiilshcd in the best manner. Gen lemen's xuraaier and inter Clothing e eancd to pertectt n without In jury to the stuti A so Hogs and bamieis All kinds of stains r moved without 0 tailing he whole. All orders are executed under our Immediate supervision, and satisiaction guaranteed in every Instance. A call and examination 01 our process Is repcctlully solicited. ALliEDYLL & MA11X, 12mtlip No. 510 RACE Btieet SHIPPING. iiE.'aH 'ANCHOR LINE OF rJTEAJMi RH." IkVlltll ' U'4kl IlkRIl OAiKppMA," "CAlBHIA., ' I1R1TANNIA." "INDIA.' I Ptcnui to L1VERIOOI. LONDONDERRY, BELFAST, DTJBLIU NE v RY, COliK.A.M) t;LHUOU'. KaTK- OF PA.-8AUK. TAYaBLE jN PAPER CUItBKSCY. v aBINS 'J0, t0, and $Tf l-tearaoe : iHr. PAID CER1IH1 ATKH Issued lor bringing out pusi-cngers trom tee aboy points at 1 OVY1 K KATE.S THAN ANT O'lHER IXM& Also, to and trom ALL Vl'A'ilONH ON THE IRISH RAILWAYS). PPEl'lALNOUOK Passengers wl.l take partlcnlar no ice that me ' Anchor I me" is ihe oniy line vruuung tlnoui.b tickets at the above rates from Philadelphia to the point namid abote, and that the undersigned la Us ou.y 01 Iv autborUed Agent In I bliad.lpbia Apply to W. A ti aMILL, So.e Agent for "AN' HO R LINE." 1 16 No 217 WALNDT Street. VOR NKW VOHK PTIIT.ADFT.. tTim deliihia bteam Propeller Comuauy De bbblLll niJIBHIi; l.iute. .in i'c;unuii ciiu iianiati auiu. Uatli'g(laiyatl2M. snd 8 p. si., connecting with all taortl tru and Eastern lines, lor Ircitiht. which win Le taken npon accommodating tctnis, aiplr to Vt II LI Ail M. BA 1RD A CO., 8 16 No. bib DELAWARE . venue ryo SHIP CAriAINS AND OWN ERS.-THB X uiitierslgned ' having eastd the KEN HI NO I Oil UBIW Due K,lieg loin onn hlslrienas and the patrons ol the Dock that bu In 1 repared w 1th increaseo tachltle 10 accon modate those having vesse a to be raised or At.airAit ami hlim a nrMii.le! ahin-caroonter and . caulker, wi l give pers naj attention to tbe vessels ea trusteo to him or repairs ' Caiitums or Agents Miip t arpen era, ana Machinists having vessels to repair are solicited to cab. . iiu,T .i, fAr iha aa.e of Wetteraiedta. fatent JBelullio t euiposltion" or opper Paint for the pietervaUon ol vessels' boitoroa lor this city, 1 aul pre. pat.d to mrnlah tb.s.me on jyWfb tMJjjj. , Kens ngton fcrew Dock, 11) DELAWARE Avenue, above PAVRELHtreet. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. A BINT TO TOBACCO CHEWER3 WEDDING-CAKE FINE CUT TOBACCO. The only FINE CUT TOBACCO ever manufactured In Po'ladelphla, Hie IJemt in the MarKet. EVEIIYBODY I) 8 KB IT.. MaDufactured from the Best leaf. BOLD, EVERYWHERE. 1611 Factciy, B.h comer BboaduiiI Wallace Streets ONTjfcENTP, TOMBS, GRAVR-STNES, Eto. Just completed, beaut vul variety ot ITALIAN llARBLE JON UMENTta, tOHUH AND ORAYE BT09E9. Will be sold cheap for eaah. Work sent te tn Pr ot the United States. HENRY 8. TARR, H ARB LB WORKS, 4 wtml No. 710 GREEN Btreet, Philadelphia, J'-i rorku nookm 1". ' I g r tlgar Cases, R a v Ir t.W ' Purlfollos, I Ift S Uw,ssns I' ii 6i II toii.it ( Batohela and HI Js'obfia, 11 fk iirm'r TravelUn, Bag., Si Bok" if
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