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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAP1I. miLADELPUIA, ' THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1866.
CITY INTKLL I O ENOE.
I For Additional Local Items ste Ftf!? Faqe.
' VERDICT4 ON T1IE CAUSE OF THE u YBW
dall" Explosion. IhP Jury unmmoncii by
Coroner Taylor t investigate Into the causa of
the explosion ol the etciim boilr at the Yewdall
mills. In llestonville, West Philadelphia, ren
dered the following verdict last evening:
1st. Plan ot boiler. Rood, providing the same
was mtide of flood iron, and ot proper thickness
in proportion to size ol Paid boiler.
3d. The iron of paid boiler proves to be of good
quality.
3d. On examination of thickness of the iron
lined in the construction of taid boiler, the shells
prove to be only scant quarter inch Iron; In our
opinion it should have been vp-sitcnnhs in
thickness; the beads and tube sheets prove to
be oiilj three eiphihs of an h-ch in thickness,
and should have been at least half an inch in
thickness. 1
4. It appears lrom the evidence produced
before jour jury that this boiler had little or
no attention paid to it, us regards cleaning or
removing the ecale deposit, except twice dur
ing the ear, at which time it was merely
opened and scraped out, and never while in
operation was the blow-olf ceck used to free the
boiler ot mud or loose deposit.
6. The immediate cause of said explosion,
from evidence produced, and observation by
jour Jury, is as follows:-Said boiler ha 1 been
overworked, and that with heavy pressure. On
stopping the engine at VI o'clock without draw
ing the tire, the pressure in the boiler was neces
sarily ii.creased in this cae with more than
usual rapidity lrom the low store of water. The
btrenuth of the iron was much lessened lor the
same reason (ovcrheatine), and the explosion
took place trom these causes, or perhaps by the
injection of water lrom the donkey-pump
(turned on alter the engine was stopped) on the
overheated Iron.
6. From the evidence produced, the boiler was
very hot sj much so, that mnny of the tubes
were heated to a red heat; and this Is clearly
pioven lrom the (act that the scale on the boiler
was thorotiplily charred, even so much so that
it became perfectly black, as though burnt in a
lire.
7. In the estimation of your Jury we cannot
but censure the managers of said mill for here
tofore employing incompetent hands to take
charge ot their eueine and boiler, as was cleiirly
proven in the evidence; that at different times
they have employed ditl'ereut men entirely in
competent, as was proven on examination of
one man, who admitted his incompetency before
this jury, and stated that he had full cuaree
from tour to 9even dnyt at one lime, durinc the
absence of the regular engineer.
In conclusion, we hereby submit the following
as our verdict: This 1ury find that the said
Kobert Hamilton, Catharine Carney, and Aunie
Jiven came to their death by an explosion of a
steam boiler at Yewdull's nulls in llestonville,
on the 26th day of July, 1806 said explosion
having been caused (as the i ury are fully satis
fled trom the evidence, as well as from a
thorough examination) by gross carelessness in
the management of said boiler by incompetent
hand", by ovcrheatine, causing low water aud
high pressure of steam. Signed H. B. Lyons,
II. L. Wolff, H. II. Kelley, J. C. Lees, S. Wil
liamson, and James M. F1 etcher.
ANOTHEK TERRIBLE TRAGEDY Ex-
Aldebman J. T. IUemer Shot Dead a Bis
Boon Fight. Last evening ex-Alderman James
T. Harmer, whose residence is in FittU street,
below Federal, was shot, and almo"t instantly
killed, at Peck's tavern, corner of Passyunk
road and Federal street. The shootins origi
nated in a political brawl, and was done by
Jacob Bustiau, a resident of the lower sect'on ot
the city. Harmer, it stems, drove iu a hack to
Peck's tavevn.in company with several others and
llastian. George P. Finney, and one or to
others, were siding in the, bar-rom. As soon
as Harmer entered he began a discussion with
Finney on politics, they belonging to different
panics. The he was passed, and deceased
threatened violence to Finney. While this dis
pute was going on the parties got outside, und
ilsrmer, incensed at something said by Fiunev,
struck him in the face and knocked him down,
he falling over a chair in the tbotway. Biiatian,
who was the friend of Finney, ran to his assist
ance, and he and Harmer had a quarrel. Tbe
ex-Alderman ran Bastian into the bar-romu, and
then commenced to throw glasses at him.
Bastian then took retuore benind the bar, and the
attark was continued by Harmer.
The last thing thrown was a large dish, which
the friends of Bastian say barely escaped his
head. At this point Bastian pieked up an old
musket behind the eating bar, belonging to Mr.
Peck, and raising it, told Harmer to keep back.
Seeing that Harmer was about to throw some
thina else, the musket was discharge I. Harmer
turned at that moment, and the load entered his
lelt breast; he then staggered to the door and
tell on the step, and died lu a few minutes.
As toon as Bastian saw that theload had taken
effect, he left the home by the back door, and
hurrying up to the Central Station, asked for
the Chief of Police as soon as he reached it, aud
gave himself up to the officer in charge. He
thei, though cautioned aeaiust saying anything
to implicate himself, stated that he had shot
Harmer, and narrated the occurrence substan
tially as given above. He stated that the shoot
ing was entirely in 8flf-defet.se; that he had
every reason to believe, from the violent conduct
ot Harmer.thathe would noUtop short of taking
his life.
Bastian is quite a small man, and Harmer
above the ordinary size, weighing above two
hundred pounds. Deceased was well known in
the southern part of Philadelphia, where he had
lived from childhood. He was on the police
force under Mayor Vaux, and subsequently was
elected Alderman of the Second Ward, which
oltice he held lor rive years.
At the time of his death he kept a restaurant
on Pelaware avenue, near Dock street. Ho was
married, and leaves a wife and rive clnl Iren.
As soon as rntell-geneeol the killing reached the
Coroner, he proceeded to the scene, and made
arrangements to hold an inquest ou the body,
which will take piac? to-ciay. Several of the
persons who witnessed the occurrence, including
George P. Finney, were he'd as witnesses, and
will be examined betore the Coroner's jury.
Bastian is a single man, and resides in Eighth
street, below Wharton. The shooting created a
goad dpal of excitement iu the lower part of the
city, where the ex-Alderman hud a large number
ol acquaintances.
. Improvements witiiin the City Limits, i
Burins the mouth of July there were issued i
out of the Buildina Inspectors' office permits
for the erection of ;137 buildings, and tor the
alteration and extension ot WO, making a total
of 467. Ot the structures to be erected 2"4 were
for dwellings, 3 tor churches; school houses, 6;
lactones, 8: stores, 13; shops, 10; wash-liuuses.
3; stttb!es,19,andleachot thefollowingnamed:
boi.er house, engine house, dve house, green
house, brewerv, and station house. The d sell
ings were, 2 tour-story, 170 three-story, and S2
two-story. Last mouth tho permits numbered,
. lor new buildings, 3H9, tor alterations aud addi
tions, 223. There, has been very little, if any,
decrease in the price of building materials, us
was anticipated early in the spring. The be-t
pressed brick sell tor $25. The prices of last
vear are kept up, and in some materials there
has been a slight advance.
Notwithstanding eight hundred dwelling
have been erected since the opening of spiitig,
it is as difficult to obtain a dwelling-house no
as at any time in the last twelve mouths.
It will be seen, by a comparison between tho
Building Inspectors' report ot July, lsti.'), and
that of last month, that there wa a eontddera
"ble increase in the number of dweliinss for
which permits were taken out 112 in Julv.
18C6, and 254 in the month tust pitted. ', Some
. of the dwellings now erected are rented betore
the cellars are dug, and generally doloe they
arc finished.
Opkninq of thk Chbistian Stbeet
, HospiTtL. The Board of Health will open the
Christian Street Hospital in about forty-eight
hours, lor the admission of cholera oatleuts.
. ' Dr. (1. H. Taylor hag been appointed bv the
. Hoard ol Health Physician-in Chief, ajjrl Dr. O.
P. Larothe assistant.
Mketino or thb Philadelphia So
cihty for Promoting, Aoricutturb. A stated
meeting of this society was held yesterday,
Colonel Craig Biddle, President, in the chair.
'Die usual monthly reports ot the Agricultural
Department at Washington were presented and
distributed; also samples of wheat from the
same source. Mr. John McOowen exhibited a
lot of early Goodrich potatoes, which were very
large and fine. This led lo a statement from
several members, to the effect that the crop of
late potatoes in the vicinity of Philadelphia
vould be very short, in conneqncncc of the
drought. The President appointed Mr. George
I'.ligbt, Dr. C. R. Kinp, and John McGowen dele
catcs to the Farm School in Centre county, to
participate in the annual election of officers,
which takes place next month.
Convention op the Hoys in Blob.
The "Boys In Blue" met in Convention last
f cning, and the body was called to order by
tho Vice-President, F. Hilfesty. Hubert Priee
was appointed Secretary. The Convention or
ganized permanently by the selection of the
lolloping mimed lor officers:
For President II. G. Siekbs. Vice-Presidents
Cap'aia Charles McKlnley, Surgeon
S. B. W. Mitchell, Captain Thomas Brinehurst,
Captain Charles D. Brooke, Brigadier-General
Lewis Ilagner. Secretaries Captain James
'iven, Captain George J. Kerr. Treasurer
Samuel Copeland.
Disinfecting "La Morgue." The Com
missioner of City Property has received a notice
lrom tne Board of Health, requiring him to im
mediately disinfect the Dead Hou-e. Some
months ago Councils nassQd an ordinance autho
ri.itg the erection ot a new Dead Houe, but
for some enuse the work has never been com
menced. Tho old Dead House is m a bad con
dition. and the measures adopted by the Board
of Health were necessury to prevent disease in
the neighborhood.
Child Run Over. About 1145 o'clock
yesterday morning Pauline Semweller. two
earsold. was run over ny a market-wagon at
Julian and Callowh'll streets, and so badly in
jured Ibut she is not expected to recover. She
was removed to her home, No. ffl! Callowhill
s'rePt. Why will not parents take warning by
the frequency of such accidents, and keep their
children within bounds? It is more owing to a
special Providence than the care of parents that
a scorcof such accidents do not occur every day.
Slight Fire. A slight fire occurred yes
terday afternoon, in the stable on Leopard
street, below Girard avenue, caused by some
hoys setting Are to a lot of hay stored there.
The damage was trilling. The stable was the
property of Jonathan Holmes.
Discharged. All the special Sauitary
Inspectors and Clerks, numbering thirty-two
portions, were discharged from further d.uty yes
terday by the Board ol Health. Councils hav
ing failed lo make an appropriation to pay for
their services.
Drowned. A man named George Lean
nord lull overboard yesterday from the ship S.
Dp Wolf, at Smith's wharf, and was drowned.
From and after August 1, instead of a tax of
$5 per 100 shares of stock sold, brokers are
required to affix to every memorandum of sals
stamps to the amount of one cent on each $100
of stocks, gold, or bonds sold, recovering the
balance in currency. The new act says:
"That there shall be paid on alt stiles made by
brokers, hunks, or bankers, whether made lor
the benefit ot others or on their own account,
the tollowing taxes, that is to say, upon all sak'H
and contracts for the sale ol stocks, bonds, goid
and silver bullion, or coin, promissory notes, or
other securities, a tax at the rate ot one cent lor
every hundred dollars of the amount of such
sales or contracts. And on every sale or
contract lor sul",as a'bresaid, there sh;ill be mud';
and delivered by the seller tor the buyer a b.ll or
memorandum of such a'e orcontract, on which
there shall be tjxeU a lawful stamp or stamps m
value equal to the amount of tax on such sale.
Aud any person or pernons liable to
pay the tax as herein provided, or any one wno
acts as the ngeut or broker of such person or
poisons, who .ull make any such sale or con
tract, or who shall in pursuance of such sale or
contract, deliver or receive any stocks, bonds,
bull on, coin, or promissory notes or oiher
securities, without a bill or memorandum as
herein required, or who shall deliver or receive
such bill or memorandum vntlioiit haoinr the
jiroper stamps affixed thereto, shall forfeit and
pay to the Uuned States a penalty of $500 for
each and every offense where the tiix so evaded,
or attempted to be evaded, does not exceed $100,
and a penalty of 1000 when such tax shall
exceed etc.
INSTRUCTION.
rpilE LEHIGn UN1VERITY, BETHLEHEM,
JL PENUA.
Thin new institution, liberally endowed by the Hon.
Ana Packer, of Muucb Chunk una designed to (five a
lu'l pructicul education suited to the requirement ot
tho ate will be open to receive studeuu in the FIRST
TWO CLASSES on the lat of September, 18K6.
The location Is bcautnul, and proverbially healthy,
and it iBdltuuKcl In the mills' ol varied Industrial Inte
rests, ail ot which will be subsidized lor the purpose ot
Instruction.
The Course will consist ol two parts. First, TWO
YKAR8 OF PREPARATORY IN 81 RUCTION in Ma
thematics. Chemistry, and Language (especially the
modern lutifiUBKeH), studies which every vouiik man
ghotiid pursue, tor whatever proie&nlon he lie intended.
Second 'i WO AI'Dl I ION AL Y ICARS in one ot the
tol'owing schools, in each of which un additional special
derf ei conferred :
1. The school ot General Literature.
2. 'i he School oi 'ivil ngltiperms;.
3 The School ot Mechanical Engineering.
4 The bchool of Metallurgy andMluinK.
Applicants for admission will bo examined from the
1st to the 1Mb of August, on presenting themselves to
the Presidetu. at Bethlehem, or on the opening dar.
Circulars giving teinm, eic. may be had by app ylng
to McBprp, t-. H BL'ILEH A CO., iio. 1! 8. EOUKl h
Street, Philadelphia, or toHhMiV cOPPKK, PremUnnt
liethlehem, Pa. 7 UVi IS
c
HEGARAY INSTITUTE.
EOGLI.-Ui AND FRENCH.
Boardinc and ilav ouoibi. hos. 1827 and 1!1!) SPRUCE
Street, will reopen on '1 11 UHSD.V Y , September 20.
French I the language of the lamily, aud Is constantly
spoken in the institute.
Primary 1 eportment. 60 per annum.
Day Suholi.rs P'-r annum. 8100.
L'tiy Hoarding i'upl s, fc'20u.
MADAME UJiBTILLY,
8 22 frow4m Principal.
EXCURSIONS.
xFT. H DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
ON THE SCHUYLKILL.
The beautiful Intle steamers
SILVER WAVE AND
sil,vi:r star.
Row running trom Falrmouut to Falls of Schuylkill,
wl l leave Falrmcnnt as follows, viz. i At 7 20, 8-05 8-50,
9 8ft, 10-20, 11 05, IPSO A. M. And at 12 35,1 20, 2 05 , 2 50,
3 35, 4 20 5'05, 5 5(1, and 6 35 P. M.
lteturning, leave the Falls at 7'20. 8 C5.8'50. 9'3S, 10 20,
ll'C5, 11 50 A. M. ; and 12'35, 1'20, 'j-05, 2 50. 3 35, 4 20, 6 0S
5-5(1, and 6-35 P.M.
FAKE. 'J o Laurel Hill and the Falls, 15 cents: Colum
bia Hrldge or Washington Ketrent, 10 cents. Excursion
Tickets to Falls or Laurel Hill, 25c. Picnics and Sunday
Schools taken at a liberal reduction. tSihp wi
r jHTfHTis PLKASANT DAILY
Jsir?Erirx-'tA slons up the liiver to Beve
tun, uiiu llribtol, touching at Itlvcrtoii. Ti
DAILY EXOUG-
everly, ilurliup-
u nr. Klvnrtnii 'rnrreaiiie. anu
Andalusia, by the snlendlu Steamer JOHN WAHSKtt,
leaving ( lie-nut street whart at 2 P M. Returning
leaves Bristol at 4 o'c ock arriving at Philadelphia
iiboutB o'clock. On (SUNDAY leaves Cbesnut stroet
whurt at H o'clock P. M., stopping at MaKurgoe's
-a barf. Kensington
Fare lor the Excursion. 4ft cents 77 lm
MILLINERY.
MRS. K. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street,
Bast bandsom assortment of MILLINKBT; Misae
and InianU' Hats and Caps, Btika, Velvet prapet
ttibboni, Feathers, Fiowera, Frames, etc
AMUSEMENTS.
QIUND NATIONAL CONCERT
POK THE BENEFIT OF TUB
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS'
NATIONAL OEF HANS' HOME FUND,
i
CNDSR AUBP1CKB OF THE 1
I
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' UJUON,
't
WASHINGTON, D. C,
AT MOVER'S THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, October 11, 186S.
3iU,Wi1 tickets at tl eaolj 75.U00 presents, valned at
?,Vl,CC0, conslstlnir of Fine ltesidences, Lota, 1'lanos,
Diamonds. Jewelry, Silverware, etc. etc,
The many swindling schemes that have been pre
sented to the public, during the past few months, some
what delayed our Sites, until we were able to sa'ls'v the
people throughout tha country that this enterprise was
genuine, aud solely lor charitable purposes. The Direc
tors are confident of the sale 01 every ticket, and have
allotted sufficient time to guarantee the sales without
any turther postponement.
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF
WILLIAM E. OWENS,
No. 627 CHESNUT STKEET, Philadelphia;
ALSO, SENT TO ANY POST OFFICE IN THE
C'OUNTEY PROMPTLY BY MAIL.
F. NOLEN A CO., Ucneral Agen s,
No 210 West FOUBTU Street, Wilmington, Del,
MANAdlNQ DIBEOTOIia.
Major II. A. HALL,
President Soldiers' and Sailors' Union,
Colonel CHARLES E. CAPEHaKT,
Major M. H. ALB tU(iER,
WILLIAM S. MORSE.
ThEABUnER.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, Esq ,
Cashier National Bank ot the Metropolis.
Truasi'ry Department.
irJE,t
Office op Internal kevkntje,
.. Washington. June 27. 18oti.
Whereas II A. Hall and others, as "Manajinir l)lrn-
tors" ot the "tirand National Concert," to beheld in
washincton. I). ('., on the id of August next have maae
due application to L. tlophon, Collector of Internal
Revenue lor the Collection District of the Dlstrijt ol
Columbia, tor permission to ho d a lottery, raille, or
Kilt enterorlee, aud presented to him satisfactory evi
dence that the pioceedB of said lottery, rattle, or pift
enterprise Ul be devoted to charitable uses, permission
is hereby granted to such "Managing Directors" to hold
such lottery, rattle, orgltt enterprise iree from a', charge,
whether from tax or license, In respect to suchloitery,
ratlle, or fcllt enterprise. . A. ROLL1 NS,
Commissioner.
All orders must be addressed, with stamps inclosed, to
,J1 , J , WlLLUM . MOUK,
fcecretary Soldiers' ond Sailors' ailnal Concert,
Washington, 1. O.,
Lock Bex No. 37.
We refer, by permission, to
i ajor-(;encra! v.'intield r. Hancock, V, 8. A.
tiencral Kobert C Schenck, M. c, Ohio,
t.t'iierul Hulbcrt E. Paine, MO, Wis.
ticuenil John H. Ketchniu. M. u., N. Y.
General James U Blunt, Kansas.
General J. . Hcndrick, Iowa.
General i. C. Met aliam. 1). C.
Genera! O V Dayti n, N. Y.
Hon. 'i nomas W. Kerry, M. C, Mich.
Hon Georye Lawrence. M. C, Peuna.
D. C. FoineV. Eso... D. t .
Major J. . Douguty, N. V.
lion. Richard Wal ach, Mayor of Washington, 1). C.
Hon. Henry C Dcminv, M. kj., oun.
Hon. Kbeu C. ItiK'erso 1, ta. ('. 111.
lion. SumuelJ. Hunilult. M. C loiina,
Hon T. i. Bergen, ai C, New Yrk.
11 ,n, Ilemy V 1 sun, U. h. S,
Hen. Ira Harrirt, U. s. 8.
Hon. B F. aile, U. 8. 8
Hon Ke lan V. Whaley.M U . WotVa.
i on. Vt tlilam I) Kehey, M. C, l'eunu.
Hon A. H. 1 atlln, M. C, N. Y.
Hon. Leonard Myers. M. C, Penna.
Hon. Vi 1,11am A. Newell. M. C. H.J.
Hon George W. Julian M.C lud.
Hon. Meiihon V. Wilson. M C. l'euna.
Hon. J. H. llilnneil. M C. Iowa.
Major G. M. Van Burcn, N. Y.
Gen. R. B. Hayes M. ., Ohio.
Hon. s. T. Holmes, M C , New York.
Hon. O. It. Latham M '., W. Va.
Hon. James A. Marvin, M. C , New York.
Hon.ThomasT. Davis.M. Cew York 7 ti lm
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EW CHESS UT STREET THEATRE.
Tinnrs onon at 7 30. Curtain r!si at 8.
THK COOLEST THEATRE IN THE CITY I
Ventilated by the celebrated
( ENIRIFUUaL FANS,
GRAND RK-OFKMNO
FOR THE 81 MMKR SEASON,
AT SUMUEit PRICES,
WITH A
POWERFUL DOUBLE COMPANY.
THIS tThumday) fc.Vi.NING. August 2,
ThE hLEi- PING BE UTY,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Augusts,
FIRST St MMKR FAMILY MAlIN:E.
MONDAY, August t, tlrst night of the new Drama,
BACCAUAM oi J.AVl.B ur 'i his rAUK.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
FOR 'HIE SUMMER HEASON ONLY.
Orchestra. 75c. Paniuette. 0c. Family circle. 25c
o extra charire lor scoured sviutH.
W ALNU1' T i H K A T K E.
N. V comer of NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
LASTMGUTBUI'IWOOF
TnD inncri IIUAH1IMJ1.S
THIS (Thursday) KVtN.Nu. August 2,
Last Night but two of the distinguished liagedlun,
MR. JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH.
nho will appear In his oonular character ol
D'RT.GNAN.
in the grand Romanic Play entitled
Tiir. 'i iiui.u uti.Mtufliu e.a i
at'UE NCHELLt,R AS ANNE OF AUSTRIA.
YALEB'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GAKDEN Nob T20-726 VINF Street.
UkAMJ UlMltUHLVi iL tUJIttlUO
NIGHTLY.
By two largo and efficient Orchestras. I
TO NIGH I', f
And EVERY NIGHT. In connexion with our
EXCELSIOR STRING BAND,
a Brass Band, comptising tne best Artists in the city
will periorm.
OPEN FOR THB SEASON.
Our spacious bummer Garden, artistically laid out
wltn Shrubbery, Fountains, eto.
IN THE LADIES' SALOOS,
Especially set apart tor F M 1LIE8, the best of Cream '
and other Refreshments will be served. o llij
GYMNASIUM
FOB LADIES. GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN
N. K CORNER OF NINTH AND AKC'll STREETS
OPEN . VERY DAY AN 1 EVENING,
ALL SUMMER.
Tioril'y ezetclse Imparts health aud strength, tha best
preventive anolnst Kickness o the coming summer
S24 4IU i'ro es.ors U1LLEBKANO A LEWIS.
gy? the riAsos wnicii vk manu-
I Blj factttre recommend themselves. We piomisn
tu our patrons clear beuutiitil tunes, elegant workintn
ship, durability, and reasonable prices, combined wuh
a lull guurantee. For sale only at No. 1 '17 W il.NUi
H'm UNION PIANO MANUFACTUBtNQ CO.
TO RENT.
J LARGE, WELL LIGHTED
AND VENTILATED
RC0M, ON THE SECOND FLOOR
OF THE
"Evening Telegraph" Building,
No. lOH ISouth THIRD Street.
TO RENT.
With or wttbont tatn power. ApV'y in tbe
otlice, lirst floor.
DRY GOODS.
LINEN GOODS ONLY,
AT MILLIKEN'S
No. B2B AIICII Street.
NEW LINEN LAWN DRKS8E8. ,
NEW PRINTED SHIRTING LINEN.
TRAVELLING DRES3 LINENS.
CORN COIX)RED LINENS.
FLAX COLORED LINENS.
f
BLOUSE LINENS.
LINEN DRILLS, Fancy and Plain.
LINEN DUCKS, Fnnoy and Plain.
LINEN CHECKS, for Bojs' Wear.
IRISH (SHIRTING LINENS, Beet Makes.
SHIRT BOSOMS, Vory Superior.
LINEN DAMASKS, by the Yard.
TABLE CLOTHS, All Sixes.
NAPKINS AND DOYLIES.
TOWELS, Great Variety.
LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
GENTS' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
Linen Buyers will always find the best assortment
in the city, at
MILLIKEN'S LINEN STORE
6 98tutli2in No. 828 ARCH Street.
"YyJIITE DRILLING AND
11ASKET DUCKS.
SHOWN DKILLINGS AND 1IA8KET
DUCKS.
FARMERS' PASTALOONEHY.
BOYS' FANCY DRILLINGS
LIKEN CHECKS AND STRIPES.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH.
gALT WATER SHAWLS,
Wholesale and Retail.
PURE WHITE LLAMA SHAWLS.
SHETLAND SHAWLS, ALL GRADES.
PURE WHITE BAREGE SHAWLS.
BHKAKFAsT SHAWLS
till AWLS.
AND HALF
4 i'istuthrp
E"RE & LANDELL.
CURWEN STODDART & BRO.
JpRENCH ROBE CHINTZES,
REDUCED TO 31 CENTS.
Summer Stock at Closing Trees.
CURWEN STODDART fc BROTHER.
N os. 45U, 452, and 454 N. Bcond .street,
7 I 9t Above Willow.
THINKS SI1E13T8
FOB SINGLE BEDS
Closlnjr out a large lot at
VERY LOW PRICES.
CURWEN STODDART fc BROTHER.
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND Btroet,
7 31 3t Above Willow.
jQRESS GOODS FOR HOT WEATHER,
CLOSING AT REDUCED PRICES,
lawns, 25, 28, 31, and 37 Xc.
Broche Organdies, 30c.
Mouesellne a Soit, 30 and 35c.
Black ground Grenadines, 37 Mc.
ALL STYLES OF SfRINO AND SUMMER DRESS
GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICES.
CURWEN STODDART &, BROTHER,
N ob. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND Street,
7 31 31
Above Willow.
QAPE MAY
ATLANTIC CITY,
AND LONG BRANCH.
DREIFUSS & BELSINGER,
No. 49 Nortk EIGHTH Street,
HAVE OPENED ON THE 14th INST.,
A new aud desirable lot of
ZEPHYR KNIT SHAWLS
Suitable tor the Watering Places, including a
splendid assortment of
WHITE GOODS.
TUCKED ML'feLlN,
6H1KEED MUSLIN.
SWISS MUSLIN,
PLAID NAINSOOK,
STRIPED NAINSOOK,
01 CAMBKIC NAINSOOK.
No. 1024 CHENUTHtreet.
TO LADIES
About leaving lortbe COUNTRY, SEA SHORE,
OR, WA'iJSItlNvi fLAUJSM,
-Er M. NEEDLES,
No. 1024 CHESNUT STREET,
!m,r. lull assortment, at LOW PRICES, ol
WD drsurlution of
WttlTK t 1,
PUFFED MUSLINS,
I JTHRNCH JIUOLINS,
in all variecivii oi piniu nuu utuujr H&jries.
I T ...... i.-. I . ... . I . i .. r .. tljlklu Ati, .In
i Inen Hlteve, Collars, bets, eto , In great
E M. JSEEULES,
No. 1024 CHESNUT Street
199J1H xajwaii3 mi -on
ho HOOP-SKIRT s' .628
v j anuiaclory, o. tot) A RCH Street.
Above Hxtli street, Philadelphia.
YN holesale and Uetull.
Am Bnrtn)ent aiubrav ail the new and deeiralile
styles and sizes oi tverr -length and sue waist lor
LaUls, Allsesi), and CniUJien. .4 ,
"hosiof -OUK OWM'bARB' ate superior in rnh
and iurabt"v to any ouiOr UkuU mad, aud warranted
... .in. HtttiafWtion,
bklris made lo order, altered, and repaired.,
45
AUCTION SALES.
N.
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I. JOI1N EDOAR THOMSON. TnmtJB In arnrtaln
Indrntnre Of niort aire ot the omnetiy herclnwru-.r uc-
si-rltwd execnted b.y tae Tyrone anil llcnrileld Kitliroad
tonumnv.to ne as mottfinttee in trust to securo the
ptvDicut ol t te principal and In'erest ot bonds of said
loninnv to -ie amount or a.lA.OIH) which morwan M
dated the Isvdavoi November. A D. IntjO, and tecorled
tn the rflice tor MeoordlDK Deeds, etc.. in and tor tlio
county of Itlau on tbe Hih day ot Novemher I.
itev. in mortgage iiook -n. pisis iui. im, twt. nu, ana
111, do herehr vlve notice that default having been tr.iuto
lor more tlmn ninety dajs In the iaitipnt of the lute
res' oneend demanded on thesald bonds I wll . hi nursu-
anre ol 'he written reciucM to me uirevtca ot sue
iioitlets of more than tl tccn thousand tlollnrs in amount
ot the tald bonds, and by vir ne of the nowerconlerred
upon n.e tn tl at respect by th sal t nvirusus exnoe to
Vublleha e and sen to the hlnliest and best bidder by
.m. i uu.viah & "uri,Auctiouecis at i no i'Hii..ut.i.
I hlA tXtllANliK. In the l lty ot l'hladclphia on
'Jhuisdsy, the 21th day ol September. A. I. IrtWi upon the
terins sort conoitionn herelnalter stated, the whole o:
the suiirjitrtsKkfU premise, vlz-t-'lte
wr.oie ot that section oi tho Tyrone and Olear
neld HallroaO. from the point oi Intersection with tha
i'cnnsvivai ia Kaliroail, at or near yrone Station In
ltlair cotiniy. to the point ol connection with the
vrailed line of the said 'I yrone and Clcurr.ld Hailroad,
known nd 1esi(inated as "The Iuti rsoctton," helug
sbout three miles and one quarter lrom the Pennsvl
Tania Ral.road at 'lyrone ftatlon, as the same Is now
coi strucied. together with all and slnitunr ihe rail
ways, rails hildKes, tences, prlvl cues. rWhta. ant ail
rt a propertr oi every dcBorlpilon acquired by aud be
lonnlag to sold eonipanv. adjacent to or connected wltn.
or on the line of suld seotiou o three and one quarter
nill oi road, and a 1 the tolls Incomes issues and
proltts to le derlvtd and to arlve from the sume and
a 1 the lands used and occupied lor railways, depots
or stat ons between sold po'tits on said section O' tureo
and one-uar ei ml es with all buildings standing
thereon or procured thereior
AM) wbVERALLY.
Al the lands, rall y9 rails, brieves, culverts, trestle
wcrRs tiol I oust s, coal houses, wharves, tences. rights
ol way, workshops machinery, staiions. depot, depot
tirouutis works, masonrr, and other supersirncture,
leal (state Dulldlrvs. and Improvements ot whatever
na'ttre ur kind appertanUK or belnux'tiK to tho above
mentioned property and to iho baid section oi the said
Tyrone ana C i turtle d Kullroiio and owned by auid
( ompanv lu connection therewith.
1 he said section ol the lyrone and (Mearfleld Railroad
extendlnu lrom 'he point ot intersection of the said Ty
rone and Clearlleld Hailroad with the Pennsylvania
Kahroad to the point of Connection with the gradod lino
ot the said lyrone and CleaiUela Rai.roml known laud
as "'i be Interaction " Is about 3 W miles iu length.
1KRM.H OF HALE.
1(1 0P0 of the purchane money 'o he paid in cash when
t"e propcriy Is struck off, aud the balance within twenty
days thereafter
PAY MINT on account of the said balance
of purchase monoy, to the extent of the
dividend thereoi pavable on the bonds se
cured by the said mortgage and the matured coupons
of said bonds, niav bemaue in the suld bonds or coupons)
and It the dividend Is less than tho actual sum due upon
the said bonds or coupons, the holders may retain pos
session of the said bonds and coupons, on receipting
to the snld Trustee for the said dividend and etnlorsiug
payment ol the same on tho said bonds or coupons
t pon tbe puicliase money beit.g paid, as aforesaid,
the said Tiastee will exeouto and deliver a deed of
conveyance ot the preml.-os to the purchaser or pttr
chust ra in pursuance of the power conierred upon hltn
bv tbe saiu mortgage.
ny tur her Information In respect lo said sale, or
premises may be bad upon app icntion to the under
sinned TruBlte, at the olhce ot tho Hennsylvanlu Rail
road t'omoany. No. 238 .S. i hlrd street Philadelphia.
JOHN EDtiAR THOMSON, 'trustee.
No. !i3H 8. t'lllKH Street.
M. THOMAS A oN i. Auciloneers
Nos. 139 and 141 H. FOURTH .Street.
6 II n 3m Philadelphia.
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E.
I. R. FRANKLIN FALEY, Trustee in a certain Inden
ture ot Slortirage, oi the property herelnaitjr desc.l beu,
executed by the Tyrone and Clearfield Railroad Oompauy
10 m us mortgagee In trust, to secure ihe im men ot
the principal aud interest of bonds oi said Company to
the amount ot 50.l.OO. which nioitgage Is dated the 1st
day of February , A. D. lHtil.and recorded in the oilloe
tor recording deeds, etc.. tu aud for tho county or Ulalr.
ou the 4tl' day ot February, A. IX. 161. In mortgage
book 11. pate 1 1 H etc.. and In tho otlice tor recordinu
deeds, etc.. in aud tor the county ot ( entro. on the 2lit
day ot Februury. A. I)., lmil. in mortgaue book K. pa-'o
40o. etc.. do hereby vlve notice thai deiaulc hay Ing been
made lor more than ninety oays iu tbe p?ment ot the
interest due and demanded on the said bonds, I will,
in pursuance of the w rit. on teiiuest. to mo directed
of the holders ol moro than &'20, 0 in amount oi the said
bonos. and bt virtue ot the power cou erred upon me
n tLa leipect by the suld moriKate, expose to pub lo
sale, and sell to the blithest and besr. bidder, by M,
'IHUMas A SOS. Auctioneers, ut the PHILAUKL
IlllA PXt HaNOE. in tne city oi Piiilnd.lphla on
Ihursuay. tbe27th dty ot Boptcmiier A 1). 1HW. unou
the terma and condlilons herelnutter stated, the whole
of the said morif-aited premises and trauciilsua viz. :
'1 be whole ol that tectlon oi the Tyrone aud i Near
field Knllroad from i yrone Stailou, Blair county Penn
sylvau'a, to Philiipnuurg. In t entro countv. Pennsyl
vania, as the sauie Is now construcied, toethor with
all i nu singular the railways, rata, cross-ties, chairs,
spikes iron tlinb.r, bridges, tVnces. togctlicr wiih all
real property oi every description acquired by and :e
longing io said Company appurtenant to said road
and all the rights, liberties, privileges, and corporate
tiancbisee oi suld toad and company and till tuo to Is.
income. Issues and profits io be derived and to
ti rise lrom the same, and all the lutids used and ocu
pled or rai.way depots and staiions between said
points, wlih all buildings standing thereon or procured
thurclor.
AND GENERALLY.
All the lands, raliwaj a nil s, bridges culverts, tres
tle works, tool bouMS, couI-Iioukcs whurves, fences,
rights of way, workshops, machinery, stations, depots,
dejot grounds, works n asonry, and otlior superstruc
ture, teal estato bulldims, and improvements ot
ithatever nature orkind appertaining or belonging to
the above-metitlcntd property and to the Buid hoc Ion
of tbe suld 'i y rono and t'lenrfle d Ruilroad and owned
by said ompany lu connection therewith, and all the
riohts ilderiH mlvlleges, und corporate lruuobises of
suld roau andC'ompanv.
Tho said section of the said Tyrone and Clearfield
KaHroad extending bora said tyro.e Station iitair
c. unty , to and hrough the boiottuh of Piiillipstiur, in
Centre county, Is about 23h nil ea In length.
TEKAIrt OF SALE
10,000 of the pin chase motny to be paid In cash when
tbe pioperty Is struck oil, and the balance within twenty
dtiys therctttci.
Payment on account of the said balance of purchase
money to the ex. cut oi the dividend thereof payable on
the bonds secured by the said m rtmme und the matured
coupons of the said bonds, may be made in tho said
tionds or coupons; ana If ihe dlv.donJ U less
than tbe actual sum due npon the said bonds
and coupons, the bo dors mav retain possession
oi he sulci bonds and coupons on receipting to tliu
said '1 rustee lor the said dividend, and endorsing pay
ment of the same on the said bunds or coupons.
Upon the purchase-money being pnld as aforesaid, tho
Trustee will execute anu deliver a deed of conveyance
oi the premises to tbe purchaser or purchitae.n, in pursu
anre of the power conferred upon him by the said
inortxuge.
Any further Information In respect to the said sale o
premise may be bad ou application to the undorsl uned
Tiustec. at bis office, No. ii South THIRD otrcet, in the
city of Philadelphia.
R. FRANKLIN RALEY .Trustee
No. 42 "oulh Third street
M. THOV AS A HONS, uctioneers,
6 II m3m Nos. U'J and 141 South FOURTH Street.
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODs7&
J W. SCOTT & CO..
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
ADD DEALtKS IN
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Ko. 814 CHESNUT Street,
FOUR DOORS BiLOW THE "CONTINENTAL,
26 jlrp PHILADELPHIA.
pATENT SIIOULDER-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GhNTLEMBiN'S FUESI9IIING 8TOUE.
PF.RF1-CT FITTING PHIR18 AND DKAWEB8
made lrom measurement at very short notice.
All (.thcr aittcles of GENTLEMEN'S DRK8S GOODS
In lull variety.
WINCIIF.STEK & CO.,
8 24 S No. 106 CHESNUT Street
DENTISTRY.
T tl P i tr 1.1 T XT n f.i i m ti . inTA
j; 7 x w u y ci li, n in rj x hat iii
i i ' i""" "io ivtii-rn-umeub Iiir uiv uiollo Ol
voiulnlsttrlng Mimui Oxide tlas. by which I hav.i
extrscted inanv thousands of Teeth without palu. 1 am
lustill' d In ustcrtitia that it 1b bu.b safer and superior to
any other now in use.
n n t. MiTwa
li 21 (I in
No. 731 NPROCK Street.
JOBERT SHOEMAKER & CO,,
WHOLESALE DRU!. CISTS, ,
MA N UFA (JTUMEKS,
IMPORTERS,
AND DEALERS IN
Paints, Varnishes, and Oils,
No. 201 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
I .v
0 zno RACK.
AUCTION SALES.
N
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I, JOHN EI'GAR THOMSON. Trustee In a certain
Indeniore ot Mortgnge of the prop, rty hereinafter de
sciibed executed by the Tyrone and t leailldd Kali road
Company to me, as Morpagoo in Tiust, to secure the
payment ol the principal and In.erest of bonds of said
Company to tbe amoum ot Vlib (Kt) which Mortgaae la
Oaten the 12th day ot Alay. A. 1). 1MD and tvoonlo-1 In
the ofl.ee lor lecordlng deeds, eto . In and lor the county
ot Bluir, on the 1Mb day ol May, A 1). Ik.'i!, In mortgava
hook A. pnges 60S 4-5-0-7 and 8, nnd In the otlhie for re
cording deeds, eto In and tor the county ot Uontre, on
the lnh dny t May. A I. 1H.' In ii.ortuage book K,
page 17f' etc , do hereby give notice that delimit having
In cu made lor trorc than ninety Unys In the payment of
the inierept dne Mid demanded on tbe said bonds, I will,
In pursunnci- ol the written teiiucstto me dirnoted oi the
botiic la ( I n ore than Witii U In amotin'. of th.) said
bonds UlU ly virtue of the powei cornered unon me In
tli.'t t'iiin I ty ti e said vtor gnge expose to public sale
inn Tl to the highest and besi bidder bv M. i lloM8
& .-oNt. Auctioneers, at the PIULADF.LI'III K EX
t II A M1K. in tho chv of thlla-'elnhla on Thursdsy. tho
iTth day of September A 1). upon the teriis and
coi dltions hereinHiter stated, the yhoo of the said
Honpped premises, via. :
'i be whole ot that secfon of said Tyrone nd Clear
field hailroad lrom the point of luiersectlon with the
'1 yrone and Lock Iiaven Knllroad near 'I yrono. hlalr
county, Pennsylvania to I'hlillpsbnrg Centre eonnty,
Pennsylvania as ti e same In now constructed together
with al and stngu ar the railways, rails, bridges,
lenccs, privileircs, right., anil all real property or
every description acquired by and belonmng to said
1 1 nipatiT . and all tbe tolls, income, Issues, and profit
to be derived and to a-lse from tho same, and a 1 tha
lands used and occupied tor railways, depots, or sta
tlous between said poin's. with a. 1 the buildings stand
ing thereon cr procured therefor. ... '
AMI UKNLKALLY
A 11 iho lands, railways, ral.s. bridges, culycrta. trestle
works, tool bouses, coai houses wharves, lonees. rights
of way. workshops, mnchmerv, sl.tious, dopoM depot
grounds, works, ma.onrv, and other supeistructure,
li al estute bulldluKS and impriveuic:ita oi whatever
nutme or kind nnuertnlnlng or bolotiglns to the above
mentioned propel iv. and to the said section of said
Twenc and i cartlo d oaitroad, and owned by said Com
pany in toured Ion therewt h
'1 be sniu fcctlon of tne Tyrone and Clearfield Railroad,
extending from the Intersection ol tho i vione and Clear
Held Kallroad. with the ralimad lormerly bengtng to
iIia 1 in, no and I.fiekbaven Knllroad t'omoany. but now
to the Paid Ktn o Val.cv hailroad Company, ia about
20 mt.es in length. QT
10,000 of the purcliose money 'o be naid In cash when
the pioperty is atiuck oil', and the balance wltuiu w days
thoiealter
PamkNT on account of the said balance ofpurohase
moncv, to the ex ent of the dividend thereof payable
on the bonds secured by t he said mortgatie and t he ma
imed coupons ot the said bonds may be made In tho said
bonds or coupoas; and if the dividend is less than the
actual sum eue npon the said bonds or coupons, tbe
holders piny retain possession O' the said bonds and
coupons on receipting to the said Trustee for thesald
divldmd and endorsing payment of the same on the Bald
bonds or eon pons.
Upon 'be purchase money being paid as aforesaid, the
Trustee will execute and deliver a deed oi conveyance
oi the premises to the putchaser or purchasers In pur
suance ot the power contened upon him by tbe said
mottgage.
Any turther information In respect to said sale, of
ptemlses may be had npon application to the under
siened Trustee, at tbe otlice ol the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, No. ?3 M. Third sireet. Philadelphia.
' JOHN EIJOAR THOMSON, trustee,
No. 238 8. THIRD Htreet.
M . THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers,
8 21 mf4nt Nos. 139 and 141 8. FOURTH H reet.
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
FliEMIl STEAM SCODBIKG
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 510 RACE Street.
We bee leave to draw your particular attention to onr
new French Me em Scouring l.Hablisuu ent thettrst and
only one ol its kind In this city. We uo not dve, but by
a chemical process res ore Ladles', Gentlemen's, am',
Children's Garments to their original states, wltnou
injuring them in tne least, while great experience and
tbe best machinery from France enable us to warrant
penect satismction io ail w ho may lavor as with their
patronaao. LADltS' DRKKOKR, of every descuptlon,
with or without 'irimmlnga, are cleaned and finished
without being taken apart, whether the color la genuine
or not.
Opera Cloaks and Mantillas. Curtains. Table Covera,
Carpets Velvet. Ribbons, Kid Gloves, eto.. cleaned and
rcmiishcd In the best manner Gemlemen'i summer
and Inter Clothing o euncil to pcrtectii n without In
jury to tbe stull. Aiso Hags and Banueia All Kinds of
stains r moved without o tailing tbe whole All orders
are executed under cur immediate supervision, and
patlf tsctlon guaranteed in every InBinnco. A call and
examination ot our process Is repectlully solicited.
ALHEDVLL & MARX,
12mtbs No. HO RACE Street.
SHIPPING.
HA MILL'S i'ASSAtiK OFFICIO
ANCHOKL1NK OF STEAM tKH,"
"CAiKbUMA," "CAMBRIA,
"MtiTANNIA," "INDIA.'
lFvERPOOL I.ONDONDERRT, BELFAST, OURLlir
NEVVKY, COliK, AD UL-iSOOW.
KATE- OF PA.-SAOK,
PAYABLE IN FAPERCUttKENCY.
.' a li I K u t'JO, (80, and tltt
.sTfcjUSAUE
Jlilr. PAID CEKillTi ATEH
Issued for bringing out passenncrs trom tne aboT
points at
LOW Eh KaTES THAN ANY OIHER ON H
A At2mJn8 ON THE IRIU RAILWAYS.
KPKt lALNOllCE Passengers will lake particular
no ice tbat tbe "Anchor Line" Is the only line trraiitinu
tliiout.li tickets at the ubove rates lrom Philadelphia tu
the voints named above, anu tbnt the undersigned ia tho
omy Ui Iv authorized Agent In I hliadUpbia.
Aunlvto W. A UaMILL,
v Sole Agent for' ANt HOK LINE "
1 15 No 211 WALNUT Btreet.
Wrrr F0R N KW YO K K PI1ILADEL.
Jsr-.'j2 delph'n btoam Propeller Comnanv De
bi.uiv.ti .wiltsuro Lines vIm Don.wuro and Kiirituu t'unat.
lea lug tlai y at 12 Jl. and fi l. At., connecting with all
Nortl.ern and i ai-tern lines.
lor lint ht. which wll be taken npon accommodating
terms, ai ply to WILLIAM Jl. HA HID & CO.,
8 16 0' mti l-1'-WAR.renue
rroTfllP CAl'lAINS AND OWNERS. THB
J iimierslgued baring leased the K-NSINGIOM
KCRLW DULK,begB loin orm his fnenog and the patrons
ot the Dock that be 1. t repared with increaseo facUtie
to accommodate those having vesse a to he raised or
retialud aud iieing a prae leal ship-carpenter and
caulker, wl l give personal attention to tbe vessels ea
trustea to him lor repairs.
Canttiiiis or Agents, t-hip Carpen-ers, and Machinist
having Vessels to repair, are solicited to call.
Having the agency for the sa.e of Wetterstodt a
Patent Metallic t omposltlon" lor topper Paint, for tha
pieeervatlon ot vessels' bottoms, for thlsolty, 1 am pre
pated to inrnlsb the. am. onjavorsble terms
Kensington Ccrew Dock,
11$ DELAWARE Avenue. above PAURELHtreet
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
I11NT TO TOBACCO CHEWERS
WEDDING-CAKE FINE CUT
TOBACCO.
v
The oulv FINE CUT TOBACCO ever manufactured
In Philadelphia. ,
Tlie J5ei in the Marltet.
EVEBYJiODY " USES I T.
Manufactured from the Best Leaf.
SOLD EVERYWHERE. IH
Factory, B. K. corner Broad and Wallack Streets
I'Utlit't lltitjks,
H Pi;i','.'iiiniinn!i'K
T Vlxnr Cases, '
l'orirollos,
Dressing (anca,
Hankers' Casra.
Ladicu and Oouta'
Sutohela and
Travelling Bags,
in all styles.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
GRAVE-STONES, Etc
Just completed, a beautiful variety oi ,
ITALIAK MARBLE MONUMENT,
TOMBS ADD OBATK STONES.
Will be sold cheap for cash.
Work sent te any part oi tha United State. ,
11ENUY S. TAIUI,
M ARB LB WQBKB,
t wtoS . 9 OBEJEH Street, PWWeHilila,
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