TOE DAILY KVENING TELEGKAPIT. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, I860.
5
GEE AT FIRE IN 81 NO SING.
Between Twenty and Thirty Buildings Destroyed
Fifty Families Eenderel Houseless The Loss
Estimated at $200,000.
8iso 8ino, September 0.-The village of Sliuf
Sinft was this mormnc visited b.v one of the
HIAu flnaUnntli n n.ll.iiiitin.l Lr.nia.t1 ill t AO
history of Westchester county. At a quarter '
at z o'clock A. M., a nro was uncovered in n
tarn adjoining the residence of Joseph Willi,
an I although prompt cUorta were made to sub
due the flume, the Hie unread wlih crent
rapidity, and in lean than halt a i hour ex
tended'to a block of dwellings and stores on
Main street.
At the same ilroe the Van Arden File Works
took fire, and, despite the etloru ot tho tiremen
to extinguish the Itaincs, the entire buildinc,
together with the dweilinpn and stores, whs
entirely consumed. A very strons? north wo-it
wind Was blowlnp Ht the time, and tue Haines
were driven across the wtrt-ct Xi tne terminus of
Main street, or the lower dock, where they
quickly communicated with another ro.v of
buildings, prino Tally dwellings anil store", on
the opposite side oi ihe street, "ind a lumber
yard, all of which were totally destroyed.
Twenty dwelling houses were biniel to the
jrround, 'and their occupant, numberine about
titty fHimlic, are niadehonaeless 'iy this terrible
calamity. Many of the persons burned out,
were laboring people, who lost all or nearly all
of their tumiturc: and the scene represented as
the daylight came'on was one of the most sat
dining that th eye wat ever called upon to
witness. One Jady who had been ill for some
time with consumption, was removed to a resi
dence near b.v, but so creai a the excitement
under which 'she labored that she exoiredina
few moments atter arriving there. Two women,
who had been recently contined, were also re
moved, and were attended b.v a physician, w ho
did all in hi" power to make tbetu a comforta
ble as possible.
The total lo s by this fire will not fall far
abort ot $2(0,0t)0. The buildings were frame
structures, with but few exception; nnd, owins;
to the hiah wind and the insufficiency of the
lire appaiafus of ihe villaze, the flames very
teadily consumed them. The firemen, however,
worked bravely, and made every endeavor to
.-tay the progress of the flames, but with no
ava'd. owinc to the miserable apparatus with
which thev were provided.
The lo-ses, as tar as ascettaiucd, are as fol
lows: Van Arden, file works, 50,0"0. insur
ance, $18,000: Klpp's lumber yard. $25,000, in
surance, $10,000; National Hotel, $10,000, insur
ance, $3200; J. Frank Brown's grocery, $12,0011,
no insurance; Saml. C. jSlchot's grocery, $10,000,
insurance, $4000; William Tell's house, $:iui)0:
Oberhn House, $'000, partly insured; K. Dela
noy's grocery, $(5(H)0. not insured; Moses Stan
ton's grocery, $5,01)0; David Ross's dwellinsr,
$2000, insurance, $900; Patrick Seanlon's dwell
ing; $1400; Joseph Willis' dwelling and barn,
$1(00; Shakespeare House, $800, Insurance., too;
Mrs. Cotton's boarding-house, $G."o, luliy in
sured: James Holmes' dwelling, $1000, partially
insured; Jacob T. Cook's duelling, $2.u)0, insu
rance $lt.00: .Tames Shute, d wcllimr, $."000. in
surance, $1000; the Jiloodgood teneineut-houj'e,
$1000.
Nearly all the buildings on thft lower dock
aro swept away, and the calamity hits cast a
gloom over the whole village. Tho homeless
families were provided for bv the villagers, and
the American Hotel was thrown open to the
sull'erers, mauy of whom breakfasted there, and
received evcrj kiudness that could be bestowed
upon them. In the aiternoon the subject of
the tire was adverted to bv the clergymen of the
different churches, and collections wpre taken
up to afford the sufferers temporary relief.
To-moirow a public meeting wil bo held for the
purpose of raising money to help the alllieted
out of their troubles.
MAJOR-GENERAL JOHN A. HARTRANFT.
No man of his years or advantages, on enter
ing the army, rose more rapidly solely bv the
force and influence oi his own natiyu talent,
energy, and valor, than he wh-se name beads
this paragraph. Entirely without preteusiou,
nbhorring everything like display, he drew his
sword to tieht, and did tight until he became a
terror to the Rebel enemy and a favorite with
the loyal armies. The qualities which he deve
loped as a soldier won him the eonfidenco of
General Grant, and we arc not now surprised to
learu that Jonn A. Hartranft has been appointed,
at the urgent recommendation f-f Grunt, Colo
nel of the 34th Regiment United States Infautfy.
It is an honor well deserved a position not
secured by the favor of politicians, rather
earned by hard cervices in the field, and secured
through the confidence of the ereac-st soldier of
thewoild. Most heartily and siucerely do we
rejoice at the apnointmeut, and trust that the
regular service will soou be entirely composed
of such men as John A. Haitranft.
This appointment will create a vacancy in
the Auditor-General s office. As Auditor-Uene-ral,
General Hartranft has eiven grea? satisfac
tion, and there will be much recrret felt to lose
him in that position. He will, of course, at
once resign, w hen Governor Curtin will have
the appointment of a successor for the unex
pired term. Who will that successor be tllir
risburg Telegraph.
MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.
Eepublicajj Club. A large meeting was
held in Washington Hall, on Snturcia.v eveeiny,
in South Camden, lor the purpose of organizing
a Republican Club. The onlv Renublic.in
organization in Camden heretofore was the
Union League, at the corner of Fourth and
Federal streets, which bas done great service
since the war began. The new organization is
not. of course, in antaeonism to the League, but
will sattfy a want which has been felt tor some
time in our growing sister c'dy. The Club was
organized by Henry R. Wilson, Esq., being
elected temporary Chairman. James M. Scovel,
F.sq., was appointed Chairman ot tho Com
mittee on Permanent Organization, and Robert
Fatton, Esq., Chairman ot Committee ou lly
Laws and Constitut'on. It was resolved to
engage the Hall for thp campaign. The utmost
good feeling and enthusiasm were exhibited.
Hon. James M. Scovel was called on for a
sueech. and spoke for over an hour, reviewing
the Johnson Howard policy, and taking strong
and radical Republican grounds, holding that
the Democratio-Wigwam party was radically
wrong, and the friends of equal rights were oh
n radically just platform. The meeting ad
journed to meet next Saturday evening at tho
same place.
FlBST CONGBEBHIONAL DlHTIilCT. The
Republican Uulon Convention lor tne First
District, comprising the counties ot Atlantic,
Camden. Cumberland. Cane Mav. Gloucester.
and Salem, has been called by (ieneral George
M. Rolxson, Chairman of last Convention, at
Woodbury, on Thurmay, the 27th instant, to
nominate a candidate for Congress. Among the
candidates vrominentiy named are Robert K
Matlack. of Gloucester; Judge Moore, of Atlan.
tic; and Senator Scovel and General Robeson,
ot v auiueD.
Hrrrible Mutilation. Emily Harrison, aged
n domestic servant to Mr. Roherto
Derby, Fngland, destroyed herself on the Mid
land ttanwuy, iicur uciui, mo oiner night,
under very shocking circumstances. When ner
Aa orma ana one breast attached, maa k
utioi ' m iuo
. 1 J 11 i Un rnitu 'lh A lAIVAf FiRft rt U L .
Iiniiiiie in iud laiwt vnv4 i . vi mtr doq v
was on a bank by the side, partially naked. The
right leg was broken, and separated from the
hodv. Close bv was a bottle coutaininir gin.
Articles of the woman's clothing were found
six hundred yards from wnere tne Doay was.
visions into the United Kingdom during the
first six months of the present year exhibits a
1 -1 i.Ia .iiMniantallnil fn (ha f..ni.
very couamurinjio nuiut-um .wm vm ,um
following ttemn: Bacon and bams, 48295 cwt.;
salt pork, 27,610 cwt.i lard, 117,293 cwL; and
eeta (owing la a ereat measure to the advanced
price of meat), 64,072 126 tn number more than
In the corresponding half of 1804. On salt beef
the Increase is 150 cwt., and on butter 88D3 cwt.
The only Item of which there is a deficient sup
ply U cheese, to the extent, of 60,011 cwt.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For A&litional Vtiy InlcUkqnwe vee Third 2'age,
Ivckeapiso Succkhh. We arc pleased to
see that the articles on local sublects in S'ir
umAiffif arc attracting that attention which
the deserve. Tncre Is no doubt that this jour
nnll although just ccrnr letimr its tirst year, hai
become a power lor pood in this community.
We believe that this potter, unrict the present
niniinfcment of the paper, will increase, and
PaturtJoii A i'nit become, more taaii ever, one of
the influential papers ot the city.
A Hauoaik. ho o tho city's tired tloni
zenstiHnit one aching void in his heart mcIi
iin.v a he returns to his residence in tha. long
row of tenements, which nothing can fill save
some delishtiiil suburban nook, Hnrroumied bv
poplar lues, wi h a long lolling lawn in Ironl 7
Who has net lelt the un cm loi table sensation of
confinement when bis evening's walk is reduced
t" an anui'lsr wandering throiiih a wilderness
of streets, nnd lenue l lor a delightful, obji-ntless
tucnudcrng through the woods. An oppurtu
niiy prcFents itself to become the po-.-e.sor of
an attractive country-sea', nnd a tnrm Hf ached
to it ot one hundred iictc, on Ttirsdar, Septem
ber 25. us it will be i-old at r.nblicnale at tne
I hiludclpbia Exchange, by Thomas t cons,
Anct'oneers. This (arm is on-the Oi l York road,
unjoining Chelton Hi'ls, and belongs to Joseph
I'erot,. Any person wishing further particulars
can obtain the m bv calling on the auctioneers,
ut Nos. l:t! and 111 Routh Fourth street.
A Nf.w Case of Burglary. Axchy and
James Montgomery, two young lads, weie ar
rested on the charge of burglary on Saturday
morning. On Tuesday morning, as Mr. Mauhisv
McCaOc, who resides" on Catherine ptu-et, near
Ihii teenth. awoke Irom his slunili"rs. he found
that his "nnmentionables" had been spirited
away whilst he was in the arms of Morpheus.
A careful search brought the mining pair to
light in the lower story, minus some $i(K) and a
gold watch, which bad been in the pockets
thereof. Mr. McCabe instituted a search for
tne ollunders, succeeding in arresting the two
Montffonicrys, and had them taeu before Re
corder Eucii, who deemed the cvidenre against
them to be sufficient to warrant him in commit
ting them to answer.
A Fker I(,ioht. There aie d'sturbancos
arising constantly en Sunday, owine to tbi
practice of young men of a certain class
going out iuto the rural p.rt of the city and
getting drunk and ouarrelsome. A party f
some hali'-a dozen ol this stamp went out late on
Haturday night near Blunden's Mills, Forty-third
and Ha'verlord streets, and in the. "wee sma'
liours" of Hunduv morning got quarrelling
niiiongst themselves, until the whole neishbor
hood whs aroused. Four of them. Robert Smith,
and William, Titus, and Matthew Turner, were
arrested. William Turner, the niost violent of
the nnrty, was held in SSIOIM, and the rest in
smaller amounts, by Alderman Maiilo.
Si oi t?r Swkktsi. Eagan O'Donuttll has
been blesed by Dame Nature with n "swt
tooth.'" Not having been smiled on bv the
'fickle'' goddess, he is often minus th "esscn
lial"' requisite to enable him to cratily the long
ings ot his sweet appetite. Whilst wandering in
the neighborhood of butlolk 1'ark, on Saturday,
he saw a very tempting sight in tf c shape of an
apini-v, belonging to a Mr. J. Triahts. He
seized on to one of the hives nnd made off with
it. bees and all. Mr. Tright, however, observed
tho thelt. and. pursuing him, handed him over
to a policeman. This morning O'Donnell was
committed to answer by Alderman Allen.
AfsSAUT.T AND Battehy with i.ntent to
Kill. This morning, Johu McCormick and
George N. Kern were arrested for committing a
violent assault and battery ou Henr 1 J art man,
about 7 o'clock last evening, on Wood street,
above Thirteenth. They called Hartmau out
into the street and struck him on the head with
some sharp instrument, injurina him in a manner
that, will probably prove fatal. The prisoners
were committed to await the result of Mr. Hurt
man's injuries, b.v Alderman Massey. The iu-
jurcd man is aoout sixty years old, and is a
biscuit baker by trade.
A Youao Scamp. A lad named John
Mahau, having ituquiied expensive tastes, and
not Laving the wherewithal to gratify tliem.
undertook to raise tncwindina manner unre-
ognized by the law. He entered the store of
Mr. Derbyshire, at Dauphin and Amber streets,
and wati lnug nisclianee, leaned ovorthe counter
and abstracted soaie $5 or $10 from the till. He
had a watchful eye watching htm, however, and
when he went out the door with his lll-aoucn
plunder, fe was taken in charge by a police
officer who "hnnnened" near by. AloVrruau
Clouds committed John in default of $500 bail.
The Gbeat Wesi End Routk. The
Spruce and Fine Streets Passenger Railvay
Company nave completed arrangements to nave
curs lease the Merchants' Exchange every three
iniiiNtr8, running direct to Gray's Ferry or to
1-airinount i'ark. stopping at any intermediate
point at the option of the voiimenr. Although
the trip is longer than ever oel'ore. and the ac
commodations greatly enhanced, yet no advance
iu tare Is nnnouured. N'ght line, running a car
everv hour, begins at midnight the tare being
10 cents. Our tnends in the western part ot the
city should stick a pin in this article.
Absacltixo an Officer. On Saturday
afternoon Officer Luke was assaulted in a most
dastardly manner by two icilows named Chnrles
liiignu and Hugh Gtibbcu. The affair occurred
near Sccoud aud Oxford streets, arising out of
an attcu.pt to quell a disturbance. The otlicer
cbtained help, aud had Ragan arrested near
Second and Guard avenue, and Gribbeu at Ox
ford aud ltodine streets. They were both com
mitted in delault by Alderman Shoemaker.
iNTKBFFKlNrt WITII AN OFKICKR. TllCSC
cases are getting to be entirely too common.
Every day we hear of several instances of as
saults more or less aggravated upon ofiicers of
the police iu the discharge of their duties. On
Saturday aiternoon. Will am Hiiuce made an
HMsuuitonau officer at Twentieth and Catha
rine fctrects, w hile the oliicer was arresting an
other man. Ilance was arrested, and committed
by Alderman Dallas in delault ol $1000 bail.
Ki.KCTiox. At a meeting of tho American
r;iee Association, held on Wednesday evening.
September f, 1 8ili, the following ofheers were
elected for the ensuing six months: Prcsidf at,
. . n. l 1, -..1.... ln....U T: I.
.lonll Xttvior, v lee-i resiuein, uneiu jiieci;
llecoidi'ig Secretary, K. Cheeseman; Corres-
..M.wi:..Mu...rniiirit .Ir.lin Vrtlli-lr? Trpiism-pr A
Tinisev: Trustees, (ieoree W. Kiusler, A. llalsev.
John b'Bonuell.
Fibe. A fire broke out this morning, in
Williams' Faint Works at liustleton, in the
Twenty third Ward. The damage was not very
serious, although the tire tor a time seemed to
be be getting a good headway. The tire was
subdued by the operatives, and the citizens of
the neighborhood, before the arrival of the tire
companies, and the goods In tho neighborhood
of the fire were saved.
A Btjrglaky. Lewis A. Qulnlan was
arrested by Sergeant Phy, in Market street,
near Fortieth, veBterday, on the charge of
breaking into the house ot Mr. Hoffman. In
Heslonvllle, and stealing a set of harness and
wonie clothing. The harness was recovered, but
the clothing is still missing. Aldermnu Allen
committed Quiulan to answer.
Boat Found Adrift. A batteau fourteen
feet long, painted of a light lead color, with
areen gunwales, was found secreted among the
reeds at Five Mile Point, on Saturday aiternoon.
It ts supposed to have ben stolen. The owner
can nave it bv applying to lieutenant r;ngar, oi
the Harbor Police, at Noble street wharf.
Choleba. Since our report of Saturday,
there have been ten cases of Asiatic cholera re
ported to the Board of Health. Of these two
cases were fatal. It will be seen, from the re
ports of the past few days, that this malignant
disease has almost disappeared from our. m&
The jRTfisn Nkw Ykar. Last nljrht
commenced the Jewish New Year, Oi27, which
w ill be celebrated by the Israelite of the world
fluring all this dav. and by many of them ao
to-morrow. The synagogues will bo opened on
these occasions, mid the, services are ol a highly
interesting character.
The Jewish new year, unlike th civil new
year, is dedicated to prayer and repentance, and
is considered as among the most s'icred of the
Jewish festival. It Is the commencement ol
the ten penitential days, ever observed by the
Hebrews, culminating In that solemn day, the
Jewish atonement the day on which the hiuli
priest entered the sanctum naiidomm. Of this
we shall gie an account at. its celebration.
It is remarkable to w itnes tho celebration ol
tlaj-s appo'nted at so early an a rc by a people
who have been the companions ot nutions and
governments long buried in tue gulf ol oblivion.
During the observance of the new year matiual
labor is entirely abandoned, and ' all Jewish
mercantile houses will be closed.
In Cuniiuu sonic of the hiuhct. nndonnl inte
rests w ere prciuoted by Divine laws; some of the
most important na'ioual advantages: were pro
tected bv Divine liiHtuutioiis. In tne Dixim-mon,
Jews adheie faithfully to the prescription with
wh'ch God and those depen-h-nt on Hun are spe
ciiilly allied, because, tucugh they have ceased
historically to bo a nation, thev desire to pre
serve their spirituality as a peoplo.
In Canaan the appointed times ol thfl F.terntil
subserved the temporal and religions welfare of
the Israelites, by rallying them round tue Taber
nacle, to cement alike the ties of liiendship with
man and the tiesot obedience to Heaven. In
the dispersion these same "holy convocations"
still preservo thoir characteristics. They bring
Israelites together who seldom meet at other
periods, and lor a moment, at least, thev con
centrate all diverging views to a locus iu the
presence of the one Father of Mankind.
IIocsi-; KouBEUiEs. Dur'ng the season
when our wealthy families arc at the watering
places, there are numerous instances of house
robberies, of these places where there is none
lei! to protect tin? premises. On 8aturd:iv even
ing the house occupied by a Mr. Brown, ;o. 12'l
South Twentieth street, was entered and robhel
of some $.)00 worth of turs and clothing.
The premises No. 1420 Spruce street were also
entered yesterday morning b.v prying open a
back, window shutter with a iinimy. From some
cause or other the thievi-s "became frihtene.l,
and skedaddled, leaving behind them a candle
stick, a chisel, and n screw-driver. Nothing
w as taken from the house, iws far as could be as
certained. CACGHT "IN Fr,AORANTH Dkucto."
Samuel Sutton was arrested yesterday afternoon
nt Arch street whan, in a boat. In the boat,
which by-the-way, he had stolen, were a hawser,
a hatch-cover, buU het, a fender, a hammock,
and one or two trilics. all of which had been
stolen. Samuel vvtis ea-ed of bis ill-gotten gains,
which now lie nt the Fmmionut Police Station
awaiting the owuer, nnd was escorted to the
Station House. After the hearing this morning.
Alderman Hutchinson held him in H."00 buil to
answer.
THK (jREAT Snow op 11 EN.
In Calcutta, as thev propose.
Snail bo one of the prandrst shows,
W'nrre men, of all sorts nnd sizes,
Vfill appear to win th'' piizes,
Hindoos and Hottentots wdl s and
By samples troro each Northern laud;
Hut who are worthy to be gent.
Tlits nation grand to represent?
F'or sp endid ledows tleif will call,
Dres'od in the style" of Tower Hall!
Men's, YouHs', and Boy' Clothinrj.
Towkr Halt.,
No. 618 Maekkt strekt,
Ben'nktt It Co.
A J'Minc Beni-factou Isonoulio in anyway
adds to tho welfare aud happiness ot thy commu
nity. Iieal'h is the one preat eleni' iit of happiness.
Dr. Marsden. by the preparation and general intro
duction ol his VEUKTADLE HAXAlIW PILLS,
has de-no and is now doing " much to secure tho
blessing of health to the community, and so wo may
well place Lim on tho ;ist of great public benefac
tors. JJipot, A'o. 417 JtrortdiV"!, Xrw )'ork. For
sale by Juhnm-n, Joliuirni, If Vcurden, lftolemtli'
Agents, Xn. 23 -V. Sixth atrr.et, i'liUiuklpitia, and
V all druggist.
Thk MbUcal Jtecorilri; in speaking of the "Pain
Killer " avs:
"We be'iove the t.ub'ic genprally have great confi
dence in this medicine. 1 lie numerous tost-mouials
in its favor liotu well-known ceiynioii aud mis.
sionuries are wcil eulciil.itod to convince any but
the most skeptical. If there bo any of our readers
who still doubt touching the miii'ic powers of 1'keuv
Datis' Tain Kn.t.mt to relievo jmin, we advise
them to buv one bottle, and aive it a trial. We nevei
knew it to fail."
I)n. Hcmi'itrkys, ol No. W2 Jtwadvar, New
Yoik, well known to th HomiRopaihic incdicil
pirclicc. has trnosierrrd hiB interest to a comtmnv
ot which he is a member, and is now ready to lur
niih all th- varieties of .siiicitks the protosdiou and
people irav need. So housn in this doiiartm -nt of
medicine lias larger Inc.Ulin-, or a bett.:i reputation,
iliaii that ot which Dr. 11. is now ut the head.
Vicar Adrcriiser, Ma ch 2!, 1806.
The KATri.tPNAKK never strikes until it has tirst
i! ven it warning rattle. So the Cholera never
assumosits specific pestilential form, until after it
has given due warning by manifesting Its premoni
tory ijniptoniB. These may exist for (lavs, or only
lor a low hour; but it MAIIS DES'S CfOLEHA
('('EE lo administered when they lir.st appear, in
nine cases oat often tho ois-aeo will go no further:
aud even when tho disease has run into its spocilic
form, the mixture will nuve tho great majority of
cases. Jkjiot, Ao. 487 Jlroadiray, Xeio York.
For sale by Johnson, Iiolloway If Cknvden, Wlwlf
sale Auents, A'o. 23 A". Sixth street, J'hUtuUlphivt,
and by all drugtists.
A ngiiHt Sevtu-Tlilrt Ivs
Converted into
Kl vt-Tw cutit'H.
Apply to
DnBXi.1. Si, Co.,
No. fit South third troot ,
VK MilFLKK, liluOlCHKO, AMD VhC '.KA.TKI VIC
TIMS ot scroliilous diseases, w ho drag your unclemi
persons Into the company ot hotter men, take Ayer's
Sarsaparllta, and purge out tho foul corruption Ir.un
your hlcod. Kestoro vour health, and you will not
only enjoy lilo better, but make your company more
toleruhlo to those who must keep It.
Tiikuic is jio ExcnsKfor those who drag their
weary aud disordered bodies juto our company
when alew doses ot Ayer's Sarspai ilia would cleanse
their musky blood, and restore thoir houlth and
vigor Yo muddy victims of bilious disease, have
some regard lor yourneiuhbors.lf not for yourselves
Twelfth asi Chksnut Is the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Itoddiug, aud to have your Far
niture reupholstered, varnished, and repaired by
practical woikmoii.
Stoke Shadkb painted and lotteicd lo order,
ration's, lo. 14Q8 Chesiiut street.
STnANCHRS from Ariioau, bolore thoy lesve the
city, bad better make their visit pleuaaut aud profit
able bv puionasiuir a suitoi clothing Irom Charles
Stoke & Co.'s One-l'nce, under the Continental.
Work hen sent to do Upholstering of any descrip
tion, l'attt-u's, No. 1408 Chesnnt street.
CosirocNn Interest Notkb 7 810 and 5-28
wanted. Ue Uaren k brother. No. 10 S. Tnird tit
Blikvs ad Shades repaired. Patten's, No. 14J3
Chctuut street.
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tscfrrioc. Stvirs -r Kkalv-maik ctornian.
Pi eijiiie-i; Sii vi.ks (ik IIealv-mam: CLOTniho.
WaKAMAKBII & I.ROWN,
I'Ol'UI.AK (.'1)TIIIA HOUMB,
Oa II am.,
Sonf l-f ast corner Pt.xth nnd HI i;kkt Mtreots.
MAIIIMKI).
CLtlKK McAI'MKEE.- On tin- 21 l-istnnt. by Uia
Iv. rrime " he Marl, Mr, 1 Ko.M.Vs F. C L.lltlvfci to
M ii ,1 F.N M I : ,M c A I' I. IF FE .
HOKNFh-ZANF. On the 10th of Mar Is't. bv tho
Jiev .1. HKkerw.n. IIKMtY IIHuNKU to UtX I!IKT V V,
eldest (IhU-.iiU l ot the late 1 liiunn alio, h i 1 o, tbla tli)'.
BAM) WIN. -On Iriinv evening, tho "th Instant,
M x'l'I'IIHH SV. hAMlWIV. In the f Is! ear of In"
III- untie tnpml are Invited to aitrn lltls uni-r it, ro-u
his intn ie:i1rn(-ea No. 1 1 IS t hesnut j-treot oil U'el'io-.
liny. thol'itU lusinnl, at IU o'clock A. AI. J o proceed to
Laurel H ll "
l-.JtFKICK.-On the llth Instant. Mr. FUEDF.ItlCK
ESIKKK K, III t lie 57tli veiirot Ins m
'I l.c relatives nnd ineiels oi ttm ibiuIIv, a'mt'ieRo-i
Brnrllcml unit lilprlnht' somptle iir ri-Minotiiilly
invited to iit-end ilm luni-rnl iimih hii intp r -iiti'ie o,
No. 1112 l'nliiier streot. Bl-ova llc'urnrto, Elghtoont.i
Vitrd. on AVrdursduv at nrnoon at it o'cloi-.ts.
BK'HAKIiSON.-on MutKlav. ihonth In-twt. MUIS,
wllcof Chatlcs-I. Blchnrdsiin, aud da-.is'itt-r ol Heury
Uudxon.
'lite relative and frlond of the fnmtlyarp Invlfd to
attend her funeral, imm No. 2Mi Hprlnn tiarden utruet,
on U ecuosduy, ihe I'Jtli lunlant, at o'clock I'. M.
VERlr'l tE.-On the SiU Instant, WILLIAM J. II.
Tl- KDK'I I E, anfd ilft years.
liis relatives nnd irloud. and tho mem hers of Cailwu
Indcr Lodte, No. 3.VI. I O- ot (). F ; Mulltn Lodge, .no.
'tta, A . Y AI.; Columbia Vark Lodiie No, 01, A. If M ,
nro rpsnrctially hrvlird toattnrl lustnnvrni. Irom In
lotp r(idftee. No. 1 4 10 Lombard ftrcet. on Wed iosdn
uiteruoon at U o'clock, i o proceed to Wood.auds CeniL--ter.
TIKF ANPTHIKF DKTKt'TOBS COMBINED,
.1' wltti letter or newspaper Inlet, which may bn In
sprtud Into store doors, in is new article lor sa e by
TRt MAN A SHAW,
No. 835 (Fight Thlrtv-flvel l ARK KT St . below Ninth.
TO-AIL NIPPERS. WHICH QUICKLY,
JJN neatly, and without psiu. cut a ton or Uii;er nail
with a natural round edKe, are mrile itv
IHIM4S "H A iV.
No. 8S3 'F.tght Thtrty-flve) MaKKFTm below Ninth.
SHEEP SHEARS, A VARIETY OF SIZES
and qualities, just oponed by
TIU'M AN A 8H W,
t0. M (Eight Tlilrty-flve) MAKKKT Hi.. 0:or Mtnth.
IYRE Ai LANDKLL HAVE IMPORTED,
All lor tht-ir tall ales.
lintmar Woollen Hhawta,
itiusaic ooiii-n nnawui,
New style i loiikinva,
Superior rlaln Silks,
Alagnilteeot I'bild 1'opllns.
:I0 itiu
"IJE THAT HATH EARS TO HEAR, LET
J.I MM III-' All "-lus'ruiuents to nsoisMhe hear
ing, at 31AUL1KA'
, Ko. 115 ".TESril
Sirect bn 'oar
t hesnut
P 4 Im
ONE l'.UT THK PEST
SCHl'VI.KILL ASt LF.HICH C 3 AT..
C V1IFFLLI-Y rK- I'A.t- 1),
AMI At LOWKST KATE.
SATISFACTION! UT AK N I I'.FO
'lliliti J EVANS, JlliOAl) an I F1LUE IT.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
jnsu n k v o u n l i f k
TIIK
AMERICAN,
IK-' PHILADELPHIA,
S.E.tonirFoisriiir.sKl WulitUl Sis.
Insurers In Oils Company have tho addlMonal -ruarnn-
tccottiio Capital mock aLh-aidi i iv c.vmi,
nhich, togeiher witU CASH ASsJBTS now on hand,
amount to ovtr
.SI. 500.000.
ItsTlll'STH'.t nro well-known t-nizcnsin our mldit..
intiflnglt to uioro conslder-itlon than those wbose
UieneycrK reside in distant clllea.
Alexiinoer Vliilldiii,
J. 1 ilunr Thomson.
I einim -t . unwar i,
Samnoi T. Lodlnu,
Coerce Mucin. -lolm - Ikin'tn.
Hi n ,li nie I'ol oek i Henry K. IJeniioit.
Aitiert ('. Hoberts, Hon Joueolt Abison,
V. 11. Mingle, ; l8Hoc llazlelursi.
1. M. Vt tiiiidiu. i
AUiX'Vi ri! W1I1LLUIN, MrcM.nt
KOlIOi: M HUNT. Vice rresli'. -nt.
JOFN C PI VS. Aetiuuy.
JOHN 8. WILSON. J-ecretary and Tr. asu.u. Is
rpiIE FIDELITY' INSL'ltANCE. TRIXT, AND
J e-At'K Ktl'OSlT lO-MI'ANV OF I'HILADKL
I'HIA. Fur the Safe-kecplDg ol Valuub.es under Uuir
anlee. CAPITAL, '00,t)i
UIUKClOllg
N Is I.rown,
Clari rieo II ( link,
.Inliii M ilhlt.
.1 i.il ln-'iiHiii Fell.
Charle Macjlestcr,
Ldwiirt W. Olark,
Alexunder ileiirv,
Su-nlieu A. Caldwell,
Honry C. Ciluuu
President N. 1J. lll!0V'.N K
Vieo-Pietldent. ( LAICKSl K II. f'LAUK.
Secretary and 'lieasurer, ROHKKT PAT'J'linsON
on.ro nit pietcnii iu the FLe proof liuddinj ol' the
l hUddelnhta National Brink.
CiJi.Str SIH..K1, ABOVF. KOt'RTH.
The Cempany 'will eominenee imsliiesj on tho lstot
Feiitt Uiber isi-K, aud will be prepared
TO 1M.CKIVK li-Pi.SIIS I NDKU (iT AllN TFF.
mien the foilcKing rate? tor cue four or le.su period:
oovernmeni aim an inner loupnai
sicuuil'B. or tho-ie irnnlerublc ;
by del very, including Hank lilils..,. )
Ooeimu-ni and all other seeiuitie, )
negetmble enly by endoreuieul
Cn o Com or Hii' Ion
r-nvet Coin or Hul Ion
(1 0! per (Id.in
SI per S1000
ftl-2-1 per 11)111
P0 iter $lunu
bi.ver or Hold Plate umler seal, on i
owner's estimate ol' mil value, and!
rule Biibleet 10 ttdjlit-tuient tor bu k, I
(1 CO per eiou
on a bufia ol J
Deeds. .Mortgages Viilusble Papers generally, when
or no tlxi-d value, tl a year each, or aeeontiug to
bu k.
WIL a, (St which premium cover the remainder oltlio
llto of the milker.
Casli Hoxes orsiim-l Tin Ilexes, for pnporsol Hankr.
CaphaliHtn,.Ieii:liantH, Law vers. 'Iruiicmcii FiiinlllaH.
etc., t'l be received ut '2n each box ortiunkuer
year contentH unknot n to the Company, and liability
limited.
1 Oil COLLECTION OF INTRRKT, OVF, PER CIUs' C.
ON AMOUNT OOLLI CIF.K
COUPONS AM) INTKB ST W LI, lis COLLKCTEI)
WHKN DLSlKl.l). AND iU.MI'il'fcU
TO IHF, OV.NKKs.
DF. POSITS OF WONKY KKCK1VF.1). OS WHICH
1NTI-R1.ST WILL BK ALLOWED.
This Company la also au'horized to aer, as Exeeii
tor. Adieliii:rator8, and (luaroluns to recoivo and
execute Tiusta of ever"' dencriptlon ironi the Courts,
Corporations, oi ludividua'a.
N. U. BROWWK.
Pruidiiut.
Rolir.l'.T ViTTKRBON,
tecretary aud Tieasuror. Btlm
QUO ICE OLD RVE,
13 O UltBON
AN1
M0N0NGAHELA WHISKIES,
By the Demijohn or Cask.
H. & A. C. VAN BEIL,
WINE MERCHANTS,
NEW STORE,
o. 1310 C1IESM1T Street.
8 28 tutlnlmp
Q It K AT U A It (i A I X S 1 X
BLANK BOOKS,
PAPERS AND ENVELOPES,
PENS, INKS, AND PENCILS,
PRINTING AND ENGRAVING, ,;
AT BRYS0N SON'S,
fctU'M' sfH SliTH Street
MEDICAL.
SIMIU A S ! ?" 1 1 J 8 U S C U R A 14 TOR.
iiuii'imiiv
II O 1 : OPATHIC specifics,
tave proted, from tlto most mpIo ciliert-'iice. aa
iitlrcstieee-i: Minp. i'mniot Fnnii-nt, and liell.ih e.
1 ley are the onlv aicilb-lDe peritc I? a l-ipteJ tn pup i
lar use so nn.p Oi.it u.l-tnke cAiirrtt lie made la
nslnv 1 Im in i so buimtre a to bit nee from danger, aad
o (tiic.ent us to tie btiw rillalile.
o. f)enf.
1. Cares I'F.VFhS, Cenve -tlons and InPamin! on.. 21
2. H lUUh, Wnrni Fever. Worm t o lo etc ii
H, ' CKVIMi ( OL' , or TeeibinKOl Infant 21
4, ' 111 Al;i (IU-A oi eliildrou or d ilts 2i
V " I'Visf N 1 1 ltV, Cirlp.UM, liilioin Co le ti
, " t llOI.l.LA MOCM .s. Nausea, r Vomitln(r..-.1
7. " I Oil-, Co.n. Iiunrseiiess. luonolil is. .,,.2")
8, " NF.I't ALt.I Tomliiu iie. Ncrvona I'alns ,.,.1'
(I, llr.. OACiif S. siek Hendaebe or VrMjro. ....
10, KYUv.rm A. Ill Ion .Stomach CoMiv ei..i-
11, " M l'l-KhSLl, Muntv.or palulul l'eriod....2
2. " FK.M M.r. Dilileuitles 21
1:1, CK"I'P 1-earse Conrh Dliilfiiit llreaililn. ..2i
14 " 8 Vl.T Itlieurn l.r t-iix-lns KriiDtlnns.... 2'
!, ItllKt'iM Tl-vi. and I Ulinjuiatlc I'iit 2t
IB. " 1 I.VF.R Hiid Anne C'liili I ever oirt Akih-s. ...ho
I", " I'll lis. Imi-rnu or cxiernul, blind or bieeiln.M
Is " O II ! Il.v LM Y, sore, inllnmed l-yes or Kycdd-n-O
I'l. t: TA HKII, ai-ntfl oi elirouio, or Iniliinixu ... ij
V0. WllOOt'l.sti.t t)( 1UI or M),i"t!ioillc ouu'ts..'n
21, ' AS't ,M.. oppte-sed dllllouli Hreat'tlnif M)
22. " V A K l'icliari.ps. and 'innalied Henrlnir. ft:)
VS. " hl'ROM I.A, en nrKed (iiai.il and hire I(iiks..M
" tiKNFRAL lleM Itv. or Vhrdeai U'enliti.. A!)
OT, HKOI'SV and 8ean,v .-ecreil int. M
26 " SI- A-SU-kne cr icknes irom ridltiB W
27. " UIl'Nt' V Ileae t. ravel Renal "acud W
28, " EKVOCK lrlnty. Hemlual J-.tnlwion. ln-
volun'arv insebarue ifl'
" Ol:l. ioiiih. ar ( linker !
IIP, " DKINAItY Inenutlnenee or wet Inv tne bed..M
Kl, " l AlNFUl. Jfeilod even with Hpasmi
ii2, " M FFI KINOS ai change oi llie. . Ill
;i:l, " IT'lLKVS-, Koasu: and -t. Vitus' Oatieo... 1UI)
34- " IlFH-iHr.I(I uml uli-emted KoiwTiiroat
Family :ahks ae oi Ttilrty-tive Vlai mnrocc )
caso mid book compete, (HI ta.se or Twenty larne
via s in morocco, and book 8. Sluglc boxes wtiii direo
tloi a, 25 cents. SO cents oral.
Vlthiinaky Mi-F.eiriee Mabornry cao. 1 vl:l,
(1(1. Sli lilo viol nithillrecimn-i, l
TPese Reiuedles by tliu ease or slna'e box, son": tree
Ot cbn'ae, on receiptor ibejtrlee. Address
HI Ml HI!K5fs.' i-pecltlc Homn-opaihle 1 Medicine Com
pany, Cilice anil llei.ot. ho WJ Hroedwuv, .ow York.
1H Hi JiPiiHF.vs is consulted dully at h s oilleo ner
oi ally or In lettei, ns above, tor nl lorms o1- dise-ie
For sa'ebv DYOTT ft C-O.. .Toll 80N. HOLLOW Y
i lOWOFN T K CAI.LI-NUI-.R. and A AllROSK
f-MlTHr Wholesale Agents. I'btlouelphia, anil br alt
I)iU(.Klils. B2;li.w
CHEItOKEE C U M E,
THE GKE.1T
INDIAN MEDICINE,
CURES ALL DISEASES CAUSED BY
VOI'IHVI'L INDISCT! FTION', VIZ :
SKM1VAL WfcAK.Nr.SS,
LOSS OF HUiUKl, I-MVEUSAL LAPSIi I'UK,
I'AINS In ilK HACK.
UIM.t.S OF VISION,
fkUM Vll'KF. OLD ACE
WEAK NERVKS,
DIFFICULT BnF.ATHINO.
I'ALE t'OL'N rEN ANCK,
COXSrMPTlON.
AST ALL DLSKASE-4
1 bat lollot? as a seiiucnce ot youtuuu tnaieretlons.
THE CTIKKOKKF. CURB
Will restore hea th end vicor. and etlecl a permanent
cure niter nil other medicine have tailed.
I hlrty-two naee pamphlet seut in a fouled envelope,
free tn any aunr
Cold bvall Dru-'fcist.s; or vlll be sent br express to
l-neft oer Doit e. or Luree iiiiuiew tor ir-.-j.
anv por ion oi ine worm, on me rvueipi oi pvieo, ? me
so t pioprie or,
DR. W. R. M Eli WIN'.
So 7 Walker street. New York.
cueeoree'eemedy
Cures all t'rlnarv CoinDlalnts. viz.: oravel. lnflam
nilltion ol the iUotlderand Kidneys Ketenilnti Oi (irioe,
htnctti'ra ol the Vretura Drous.cul twe linn. Brick
l iitt Deposits, and ull diseases thut require a diuretic,
HUd WLeu uueii in oeii'iiuriiou v. in ion
I HI KOKKF. I.SMI ITUlN'.
dors not fall to euro lionoiibn-u. Oleot. and all Mucus
1 li-elinrses In .Maiee.r Ketimle c:irlnK recent case in
from ono to tlin.-e di.vs and is csp, cla ly leouinmendud
n those cases of Fluor A bus or Whites in Fomales
'I lie two mcuiclni used In conluuctlou will not tub to
remove this dlnireoab!e complaint, nnd In tho cases
wbe.re otnei ine-llciues nave lioeu useu wimoiu success,
l'rice, Kemedy. Oue Hottlo, i. 'itiree llotilei,
Innetiiin ' " SA.
The f herokee "Cure." "f.m ili." and "Atf-cit-m''
are to be found In all well-reKuluted druii stores, and ard
riconiuiemled oy plij sicimis iiud drilirgists all over me
world ior tneir luiriusio wortu and merit, noiue un
Drnclnled dealers, hewevoi. trv lo dueeive their cus
tomers by so lira cheap aud worthies compound In
onler to inuke money - In place of those D nntdx
ct t fd It Hie drutlMs wif noi huv iiieiu lor you, write
to us, ami we wi I send tn em to vou bv ex Dress, secure?
packed, and tree from observation We treat a! diseases
to wblcb the liiitnnn system Is Rut loot, and wi.i be
p eased to tecnivo full and explicit s ati-meiils from 'hone
w t o tiavoiBi-c-a to receive reiint ncreio ore. iiantes or
trutlcnien can a dres n in vrfrri v,nfidmct. Weoo
sire to send our thirty-two pane pamphlet tree to every
IirH nnd nentleniun in the land. Address all letters tor
pauipn.etg, meUlciues, or advice, to tne sole proprietor,
Ir. W. It MKKHIS,
6 5 mwtlitp Ko. .17 WA1 IC EE Street, N . T.
OU Liria-1U:JIVNAT0K.
BTBESOTH TO THE WEAK TOUT ti TO THE AUEU
This preparaMon Isoncnunred as a rejuvenator and re
tturer ot wasted and Ineri. luncilotis
'iboieebe 'be nert uad all those who bare in anr
war imiiaired their vituhli bv exuesnlva inen al or phvsi
cai'ujip ication.wiil flue tho lllokrene tobn whut Its nsme
inipl'e a li e n-Jtiverator, which, while It builds up the
Fhritterod consMutton will ami Inipart to the tee.lugi
Ipe onsFness auu eueruy wi.ieu iioiijuk iu y uuiu
No niRller bv v.bai eausc unv o.uau has bi-couieemee
bled In Ha innetl'-us this superb proparAtloa wi 1 remove
thut causi- at i.nee and lotevcr.
Kli iK Ht N (.'. eures Oeneia! Doiillltv Iinnnteoov. Ner
vous Incapacity, Uyspepsin. Iiepressiou Loss of Apne
114a I ..w l-iiirltH. Imlier.illiv. MenL-ii Inditletico. F.niucla-
tlen. Fnnui It ha a luiist deiiubitul. desirable and
novel oilr.,-r nrton the i-.erk'nusHi :ii-m. and a-i who arc in
auy way prootra ed by nervous disubl.i ics are eaninslly
auvieo to seea u euro in tuis iiiui e&.ci:i vmi nm un
coualleil preparation.
hIOKKl.SE 1 he Feeble, the Languid, the Despair
ing ihe Old should ?ive this vaiunlile discover- a trlnl;
It will be found totu y diUcrent from a. I other articles
for the same purpose.
'1 0 FtAIALEH. This preparation ll Invaluable In ner
vous weaknesses of ull kin 's, as it will restore tho
wasted strength with wonder ul permanence.
It ii also a i-iand Tonic, and wU ilve re lofm Tvsiep
sia with the tirst dose A brief persis euco iu its use
will lenovato the stomach to a degree of perfect health,
and binlslt Dysoepsia forever. .. .
Oiieliinlaruer bottle or six bottles for .V B0," "7
DruirBlsts aeneriil y Hent bvexpiess aovwbere j'r u
dresainu HLTCHINGS A HILLYEK Proprietors,
ha 28 uti ej.reot, New York.
Sold by
JOHON. IIOLLOWAY rOWDES.
Jio 2!t Noitu isixtu street.
DYO 1 1 CO.,
419thstuBmrp Ko. mm 8tCOM8L.
D
R. UUNTEIt, No. 44 N. SEVENTH
STREET. AHOVE FILHERT. PHILADELPHIA
Acknowledged iu all parttrs intrrrtlrd as by tar tne
MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
In the treatment ot IHieaiet in hit tpenaltp. QUICK,
TUOIiOUUH, and permanent enret aiiitranieed in ever
caso. Hemcmbi-r DR. UCNTKK'S Celebrated Kemedtea
can onlv be bad genuine at bis old establish JiOillt-e, No
UK SEVENTH Street, abors Filbert. 8t
gALT WATER SHAWLS,
Wholesale and Retail.
PIHE M IIITK LLAMA SHAWLS.
KIIETLAMI 8IIAWXS, ALL GBADES.
PIRH MIHTU BAREGK SHWALS.
BTtKAKFABT SHAWLS AMD HALF
611 AW L S. C 4 li t oth rp
KI'RE & LANDELL.
w
IIITE DRILLING AND
BASKET PUCKS.
BROWN BlULLIXGS ARD UASKET
DUCKS.
FABMKK8' PANTALOONKIIY.
HOIS' FANC Y BItlLLIXGS.
LINEN CIIKCKS AND STRIPES.
EYRE & LAM)ELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH.
WRITTEN AND VERBAL DESCRIP-
rlons of character, with advice on business
fbealtii, education etc., given dabf.br
y I stum iinrpj 4. 1,. usrr.a
t tw. &'1S 6Uet,bore ChwuHU
FOURTH EDITION
THE LATEST FROM TREMTOM
I'olii ioal Movomeui noi't !
Preparations to Keccivc the
Loyal Southerners.
i-;tt-., Ktr,, Et., r.tc, i'.u., ;ot..
iPPEHAt. PFTATOU TO' 1IVK.MNU Tl'.I.l'n tA l"H.
Tbknton, N. J., 5:cil,,iiil)t'r 1,1. It Is rn:,i tred
thut, Hit? Democratic tncinberi ol tbt' fii'irnl'.ituti.
m 111 resoit to every trick nnd device kunvu t
politicians to defeat the objects of Ihe special
Hcs.-ion; but sbould they tiUempt sucii action
sure tlcfi'Bt awaits thorn.
The Committee appo'iutuil by the I.;yil
Soutiicra Cotiveotiou to visit the tomb of Abra
ham L'.ucoln will have n crand reception on
arriving here this eveuinjr. At tho Union Lcauo
rooms the llepublicnn l-'uion Stato Excttive
Committee will tender thorn welcome in th
liniiie cf the loyal people of New Jersey,
A portion of the delegation will stop here an4
address the public: the remainder are point: un
a lar a? riewurk f r a similar piirponc.
Treaaiiry Slalemi-ut.
WnsniNiiTOM. September 19.
Kraetionnl cnrrcnev printed, $113(1,100; shipper!,
f'iiS.OCO; destroyed, 5230,858. Funds un hand
I nitcrl Stutea noteH, laree, $700,000; medium,
$21)0,000; email, $-1,821,651; total, $3,721,651.
Fractional Cmreucy 50 cents, $191,500; 2ft
cent?, $53,500; 10 cents, $1000; specimen.
$35,715: Philadelphia Department, $00,000; S
cento, $4750; mutilated, $12,532-80; mixed,
?33,700; total, $394,097'80. Gold, $320,65!);
silver, $2560; ficent coin, $350; ;i-ceat coin,
$030: cents, SviCO: tftal, $330,02!).
Sixteen $1000 7'30 Treasury notes dated Au-fliit-t
15, 1SCI. with the denomination cut out.
were received Aiigiwt I, by Treasurer Spinner,
v.'.thnut a lette r nccotiipauyinir to indicate the
sender. The letter was post-marked Urbanna,
Ohio. Iru'to'cd, also iiccompanyiiirr thee notea,
a ?775 in fntional bank bill:;.
rr.0itt BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
Trial of a Counterfeiter Payment f
Uounttes Repudlatlou of Prcblileut
.IoIiuhou by Maryland Solrllcra.
brrciAjL rtPATvuT.lHK 5YfP TSiKQUAra.
Baltimohb, September 10. Thoma'. Callttn, a
well-known citizen of Western Maryland, here
tofore tried, and the jury unable to agree, iv
again on trial to-day in the United Stale" Dia
trict Court, Jude Giles presiding, charged with
passinp a large number ot $20 counterfeit uotea
on the First National B.ink of In tianapolin.
The payment of the Maryland State bounties
has been rebiimed at Annapolis, but under cer
tain restrictions.
A listot nearly five hundred Maryland soldiers-,
mostly oflicer?, beaded by Gcnerul Deitni.
sou, uppcura in tue papeis to-aay, repudiating
the Copperhead and conservative movement
towards inveipling sohiiers and sailors into
Andrew Johnson's policy.
New York Bank Statement.
Xuw Yoiik, September 10. The Bank state
ment lor the week endin: on Saturday shows:
An increase of Loan $3,512 0Jf
An increase of Specie l)Ji 819
An increase of Circulation 't);is'4i4
A decrease ot Dopoaits fa 2;l
A Uecreaiie of ijral-teuilera .', 3,428561
Jttetit Makeu by Telegraph.
New York, Sopwmber 10 Stock are stronr
thicngo aud koek Inland, lOUji Jllinoia ticntrai
crlp, 122J; M chiran Southern, 83); Wow Vor
Cenuai, llJ; Jieadma, H5j ; Jludaou Kiver l'2'l
Canton Company, C2J; Krie, 71 ; Western Unioa
lelegn phi omoanT.osi Ui.itei e.tateg6s,1867, 18
ditto, lota, 111 j ditto, 18C5, UHi ; 10 40a. 081 t n'tei
Stateg lreaaury 7 80. 105i(l(h?. 0IU, 148
JULTimoitE, September 10. Flour is ifrm- the
hiBhjrrauesaiefcaroo. Wheat steady ; red. G2'75r
280; white, b'J'nS 18. Corn ami; white, 95oiSs
yellow, Hue. Oats steady, i'lovisiona am;, KirH
Mes,l3! 84 25. Suirars firm at Hivnl4 ;o. Coff o
Unoveiy teai co wim none iu liiai hunds. seed
juiet. f laxreed, S3 70 for bonded.
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Sept. 10
Bepoited byle Haven ft Bro., No. 408. Third siroot.
BElWErJi BOAUDd.
SiOOOUnCan ba ... 2Hj 2(KigusonN pf...
ld0 Citvuseew. ... Hbji 100 sh HaDieSh..
47'
2'44
a-LW ao old vbi with do..
lOt'O oo 0.11 95
100 su C'ata Dt
b30
.... 83i
.... H
bsi sat,
H-6O0OU8bii'BlreB..114
iM 0 1 a 6a So
P10CON teonlOs....
$20000 U tie 'i2 1111
frmiOlO do 18iifi roa- lost
600 nit do. .
100 sb do..
100 uti I'd & K
i w om uu. ,oa
im.h it,... Vf
loo su do
f6?hI.oh Valecrip 63
31 all C'u & A.. scrip 41
100 mi boh Kav 2$
leosh do E8(
ib biil'luia lik 1471
SKCOMJ
17 an I'enn K 671
67
600 eh Kx-4d.,.
(MOsh da..,
100 ah do..
100 sh do...
HOARD
67-81
..
67'fiir
67?
10TK) City 0s new.. . . ttw) i
ftlllOO do 90,1
SUiO do 99
4W)0 do ......... 99J
$5000 U S 6-20 65 . 108J
lOuO V. fc Am. 8s, 83 02
100 sh l'enna K..08V 671
63 sh do RfiA
200 sh Bla Mt 6
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
jlONDay, September 10,-B-uf Cattle, as we have
noticed tor several weeks part, continue dull, and
prices ere rather lower. About 1800 head arrive
and sold at 16j17o. for extra, lD&lQo. lor lair U
pood, andlSaUc. V ib. tor oomiuon, as to quality.
Tbe lollowiujt ie the particulars ot tho saleg
66 head A. CMristy & Brottior, Wetrn, lymln
'ii Jones Ucciees. Chester eouuty,'6uiiiii
118 " 1. McFillea, Western, 10.0,17. '
226 " 1. Uathawav. Westein. Uo lB.
James Kirk, VVt-storn, 15n t7
aicFilleu & Co., Wemeru; 10;al7.
James MoKlden, WesUirn.lu-a'lG1.
k. 8. McFilleu, Wwteru. ltxu lu;
itartin. Fuller & Co.. Western, lSa'161.
Mooney & Smith. West'-ru, 15'ajl7."'
T. Moouey & Brother, 7 8. erogs,
Ji. Cbulu, fenrjHVivanla, 16o IS
J. A. Ctiain II Bro., l'enngyivania, HirlH,.
J. Clerupoij, l'eonsvlvania, 10.o l7
D Braiisou, C beater couutv, 14j16.
B Hood, Chester county, 16n 17.
A. Kmb e. Chester couutv, l5."'t7.
Mo Ardlo & Co., Cheater 00., 7.a"iJ, floa.
D. 8mith. Western, 8).t9, (rroa.
freston & Co., Chester ccuutr, lfiq'lo
ad call. , . .
r-lieep are in fair demand. 10 000 head told at
6 u 6 Jo per pound arose, aa o qtal y
Horn aie dull and Jowor. 100 head sold at tha
diflerent yards at from 18 60 the 100 IpJ. not.
The "Tipton Slasher" bns been fined by tu
KottiB"ham.4ire (Kugland) maaistrateo ( and,
costs lor a-HulnK Ihe police, aud 6 an I cost
lor nipht poachiuK-
railway 1 now in couiro of eonstrunHau
for the private tho ot the Sultan, between Vm
kiar-kele'! and the Sultau's summer reaideao
at Tokat, oa the Asiatic count, of tho lta'pUorua.
149
80 "
76
70 '
87
160 '
120 "
76
85 "
28 "
22 "
101
28 "
60 '
29 '
28 "
Cows