T
THE DAILY EVENING TELEORAPn.riliGLADELmA, faOfrbAY, SEPTEMBEU 17 180&
8
THE TEA CHIN CS OF THE PULPIT.
7o the JSMtor o Tht Evening Ttitgraphi
The repect In which the Ministers of the Gos
pel are nekl is not a wuit lew than Itourtnito
be. They hold hifcb commlesions, their calling
ie not only honorable, but ii necessarily con
nected with the most lmjortant interests of
Iheir lcllow-meD.
The clergjmeu hold a po'itlon allowed to no
other prominent leaders of public opluion.
They addresa their hearers with no fear of an
swers being lorced unexpectedly upon them;
claiming biK& prerogatives of making exfhmve
addresses ou the Biioject-matter beiore them,
they make assertions, and lay down arguments
without lear of contradiction at the time beinii.
When a minister is preaching the qotpc when
be is proclaiming the mewimed ot peace and
ftulvation from (iod to man, no one denies or
would attempt to controvert the assertion
wade or the argument hdJuccd. It Is pecu
liarly the province ot (Sod's chosen srvauts to
instruct their lellow-tnen on these subjects, and
no interference Is to be expected from others.
When, however, a mlnihter of the (opcl stops
aide Irom the objects o( hi? commission; when
he uses the advantages of his position to argue
other matter.-", and to make assertions on sub
jects foreign trora his work, he is deserving of
censure, and should bo answered and rebuked
In a manner as public as that in which his
assertions have been ma3e. Ou yesterday
alter noon the Reverend John Chambeis
preached what he would call a (jospel sermon,
lie lajs claim to superior excellence in the par
ticular of not preaching politics, and yet an
unbiassed person hearing him on yesterday
would unhesitatingly admit that the claims ot
the (lOBtcl held but little epaoe In his remark.
He claimed to take exception to tho blas
phemy of certain political addresses recently
made. That he should do so is to be expeced
irom hi9 position; he would be recreant in his
duty as a preacher of godliness it he rebuked
not profanity. With his texts, and his imuw
diate comments thereon, we find no taulc, but
us he proerescd bis spleen and anger wavsd
warm, and men were abused and vibiied for uoi,
paying recpect where no tespect wa due.
Mr. Chambers has claimed that he has a right
to his opinion, aud that be has a righc to act in
accordance thereto. No one denies his right,
but wby cannot he accord the same privilege to
others.? It men are of opinion that the Presi
dent ol the United States hits thrown aside the
dignity ot bis position, and condescended to
make a mere partisan mid political cam paitrninc
tour, and In consequence of th"lr holding this
opinion they refuse to exteud to this personage
honors due the office, but not the man who
ikjratii$ ii, what light ha Mi. Chambers or any
other preacher to take holy time uDd sacred
place to abute them for this opinion, and lor
tins action ?
His slur on the memory of thp martyred Lin
coln, when he proclaimed that Mr. Jouiihoii
was not a sfdiona' President, but tho President
of the whole Union, was net in keeping with
his nemuuds tli:it men should not i-peak evil of
dirmtanes. Almc of a man who died doing
his duty is ten lime wore than not exten ling
hoi-pitnlities to mm who lives but to degrade
bis olliec and rculect his duty. We hold that
the Conirress of the United Stn'e has a claim
to l.e ranked im one of the 'Militaries ol the
laud," hiit Mr. Chambers spoke only ot the dis
honor to the successor ot Washington, he not
vhobirig to reicr to the abuse and evil speaking
wh'ch tirU suceeupor of Wiishinaton (?) has
thrown at the co-ortiiunte and superior branch
o! the Govern incnt.
Ve appeal to 3fr. Chambers to leave politics,
and political harantriif s and preach the opel
according to tlio terms of his commission, other
wine there is danaer not, only to the republic but
to himself and to the Church of Uod.
A JlEHVEi: OF liF.X. Jons CHAMI1EB8' CHURCH.
I'HiLiiDLruiA, September 17, lSti'j.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
V. WAKK. 31!., A CIV3 lUTM-SOLK BOOT
and Shoo stove. M FAHtAVS First National. No.
SH -l-KISti GAIUU.N 8.ri'el.
J
f2.-LADIES' GUM-SOLE BALMORALS.
made ol the let Leather In ttie Unoem, for onlv Si,
t F V HlAN'rl First .National Uum-Soie Store." No.
bti MflilNtx DAKDK.S Sire.-t.
HUM-SOLE BOOTS AM) SHOLS, FOR
Urn and llovn, will Ian longer tbnn tour pairs
leaibersolesi do not ned re soliiiit For tounir-
men uiacixuntns, or an vno woar out leathur soon,
:hcj me invaluable. One trial will convince tbat tney
are 1 Hut tin-v re rrtircsented to he. rfold at First
.Natio u,, No UHhl'RINd U AUD KX fc trod.
m
n. LADIK3. COME AND SEr, THE S2
Uuin-o:c shoes; eaHr to the leet aud drv. Buy
hem tor your childien : save you tho cxDonseof
ImyliiK two nalrs ol leather solos f Ir.-t National
Aftuiy tor (ium Sole Shoes, No. Oil hl'UIMi HAtt
filiN Street. 8131m
VISITING AND WEDDJfiQ CARDS,
WH1TTES, EJJGRAVED, ASD HUNTED.
The Latest London and Paris Styles.
1MTIALK. MONOOEAMH. CHtSTH, AKMs. K1C.
SiAMFKl) ON fAl'KK ANIJ ENVKKll'ES.
IN COLORS, OKaTIS. '
The Finest "English, French and Ameri
can Paper and Envelopes.
MONOGHAM8, AEMS, CHESTS, DesiRued and En
maved. (?KITINO DKSKB, THAVEMJVfl C!A-S I'OBT
FOMOH. POCKET-lJOOKS, KNIVES, BA.CKOAM.
WON BOAhDM. and a very larire stock ol
FINK STATION K 11 Y .
R. IIOSICIKS . ftO.,
STATIONERS AND CABD 1'NGUAVEUft,
mip No. 913 A&CH Street.
AGENT FOR
STRATTON'S FAMOUS YEAST.
S. E.Cor. CDESNUT and FU0 Sis.
R 7 mw lmrp
QOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD
BY
STERLING, LANE & CO.,
B.ISKKKS
tl Ct'Cp
Ho. 110 South iniUD Street.
pA.TIDINT WIRE WORK
JOBKAJUKGS, BTOKB FBONT8,
UTJABDS, PABTITI0N8,
IKON BEDSTEADH, AND WIRE WOBK,
In variety, mannlaotured by
M. WALKER & SONS'
tn,g 'o. H Korth B1XTQ Street.
O- OKN EXCHAN9
U BAG W AM AOTOHT. ,
JOHM T. U AILZX O
REMOVED TO
V E corner of MAKKKT ana WATER Streets,
Pulisilnluhia.
DEALERS IN HAU8 AND BAGG1NGJ
oi every ueBctlption, lor
Cisln. rior, Belt, huper PhoiiuUaU of Lime, Rone-
larae ano mall r.CBA eanrtantly on ilia ,
iWj Alio. WOOL SAC K?' MCAiCABWr.
A
I.EXANDEK G. CATTELL &
J KOM'CE COMMISSION UEKUUXHTS,
Ko. 2 KORTU VHARVE8,
SO fl yORXn WATR SIhEET,
FHll.AUtLMllA.
DRY GOODS.
J) K P 0 T FOR
TUBNISHING DRY GOODS.
A CARD.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON
No. IOCS CIIESNIT STREET,
Whose Kstablf ohmon t tor the salo of
Hoiisc-Furiilshln? Dry Goods
Is unequalled In the extent and variety of its aaxoru
mpiit, befc to annonnce to Hoasekoepers renew
their supply, or persons about to furnish, that they
are now recefvinr their
FALL ASSORTMENT
OF
Frcsli Linen, Cotton, and Woollen
Goods for Household Use,
srert AS
lAncn Sheeting, Cotton Sheetings, Pil
low Linens, Pillow Mnallns, Damask
Table Clothe, Table Linens, Da.
mask Napkins, Bordered Tow
els, Towellings, Q,ullts,
Blankets, Table and Piano
Covers,
Ami every other article suitable lor a well ordered
houst hold. 9 11 6m
CURWEN STGDDART & BRO.
PL A ID POPLINS.
JT7ST OPENED,
SEVERAL CASES
OF
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES
AND
FABRICS.
CURWEN STCDD'RT & BROTHER,
Nos. 450. 452, and 454 N. SECOND St.,
8 14 3t ABOVE WILLOvV.
S o v o r bxing d a i l y,
FRENCH FALL
Axn
WINTER DRESS GOODS.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER.
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St,
14 8e AliOYB WILLOW.
glX CASES OE FINE BLANKETS
Slightly imperfect, will be gold at a larse reduction.
THREE HUNDRED PAIRS
LARGE BLANKETS,
Slislttly damaged, suitable lor Hotel or Family uso,
will bo sold low.
HURON BLANKETS,
lleavlcnt aud Bct.t lilnnkets Made.
Alauuiactured lor, and sold only by
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail,
N. W. CORKER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
81S3tu
"TE HAVE THE LARGEST
AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
Ii L A N K E T S
IN PHILADELPHIA,
CoiiiiW1uk Some Sixty-three Dlflcicut
(inalltles.
MARSK1UIS C01NTEKPAXES,
All Sizes and qualities, aud I.otvest
I'rices.
Crib and Cradle (lullts,
Worsted Coverlets,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
J. C. STBAWBRIIiGE & CO.,
X. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKRT.
n to oiu
im CHIiMjr Street."
E. M. NEEDLES.
BtMBpers sud others will nofl t
No. 1024 CHESNUT STREET
A large and complete aaaortment ot
LACES AND LACE GOODS, '
EMBROIDERIES,
WHITE O00D8.
tr k vn-fVDr'UTVTrfl vrrro
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS
SLEEVES, ETC. ETC. ETC.,
In great variety, and at LOvv ritTCES.
! E. M. NEEDLES.
1QJ' .T fl'JWT'rt WOT "OS
ri 1 ti I M 1' H O N ' H H i xt o . 1
J. . O.W2 PINK 8TRKET.... Vo ftoi
dfries. Hosiery, Oloves. Corsets. Hunilkcrtliieia I'lalu
aud Henistiichtd. Ilair, Nail. Tooth, aim .,-'i"'.u
Combs, Plain and Fuury Hoops, penumery, Imponed
aim ; m r ioej, and an eudlees
Always on baud a complete stock of Lad'es' Oenta'
and Chi dien's Cuderveats aud lirywersi Eoiil'lah and
Oerman Hoelery in Cotton Merluo, and Wool.
( lb. Cradle, and BedBlanketa.
MarseUles, Alkudale, Lancuator, and Boner Comb
(jullts.
Table Linens, Nankins, Towels, Plain and Colored
Bordered, Oeruian Boll, Buasla aud Amur lean Crash,
Bafntdvale, Welsh, and Hbaker FlanneU In all trades.
A ItiU liM ol Nunerv Diapers of all wldUia at
T. SIMFSO. SONS',
oa. vtl and M riHK bue
DRY GOODS.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
Have Just Opened from New York,
Handsome Plaid Fopllns, fl 75 p r yard.
Tlaid Popl'ra. 1 81.
1'lald tioods, 76 and 87 eeotg.
Flue Frrncti llermoes, $112 per yard.
All. Wool I'oplins. tl IB per yard.
Black and White riaid Alpacas, 44 cents.
Black and White llald Poplins, 75 cents per yard.
Fine All-Wool Delaine, 60 an I 60 cents per yard.
6 4 Block All-Wool Delaine., tl, tl 16, and $1 60
per yard.
Black Alpaca?, 81 corns tip to tl 26 per yard.
Black Silks, Irom 81 37 J np to M per yard.
American Prints, fast colors, 10 and 18 centt.
FL ANSEL t FLA NXJCL S
All-Wool and Domet Flannels, very chep.
All-wool S baker Flannels, very cbeap.
Fine quality Sack Flannels.
Beet makes Bleached and Unbleached Muslin, at
the very lowest market prices.
Canton Flannels, yery cheap.
Table Uncus, Kapklns, 1omeh, etc eto,
PRICE & WOOD.
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Sts.
K. B. Jot opend
CO cozen Jouvin'a Kid Gloyei", boat quality im
ported.
60 dozen Kid Gloves, euperlor quality, $1 a pair:
woithtl60 18184
GOVERNMENT SALES.
s
ALE OF UOVKKJiMENT VESSELS.
BcnsATJ op Construction aud Repair, '
WA8UINOTON. L. V.,
Scotomber lli. lSilrt
The 'ary Department will oiler at Public Auction
the tollowlna named veseols:
AflllK BTA1US NAVY YARD, BO
lUfl, UJN IbUi bD Vtl UU1UUH.K, AT 12
O'CLOCK M.
'1 be John Adams, sailins s'ooD-of-war. of 700 tons.
old measurement.
Tho vmcennes, sailing sloop-ot-war, of 700 tons.
old measurement.
X.ie Fcarnot, sailing ship, ot 1C12 tons, old uiea-
erremeiit.
t he iroiol), screw stcamjr, of SiO tons, old mca-
mieiiiMit.
the Tort Roval, rtddle eteamor. oi 805 tons, old
miamrenioM (bull onh).
i be X'ontooeuc, iaaii.o steamer, ot vn long, oiu
nicasvrcnii'iit (bun oiiv ).
A I' l'HVs UMlhl) SI'aI'BS NAVTi YARD, NEW
YOKK. OM IUK 0TH Oi" OClOliKU, AT 1
O'CLOCK M. 2
The rampero, sanina ship, of VUb tons, old mon-
siiremout.
lhe Soiub Carolina, screw steamer, of 1165 tons,
old meaauivmeut (ot iroul
ll.e uibiscue, gc.cw steamer, oi iw tons, oiu mca-
lurcment.
1 be .-"irea, screw steamer, of 4w tons, old moa-
Plirement,
l'be Mangold, screw vitamer, ol 11 j tons, old mea-
suremetit.
The Uumlarton, Dnudio steamer, ot (wu tous, old
menMiremeLt (oi iron)
Iho l'ontiiic, vmiHllfc steamer, ot vn tons, om mea
Kin nnritt
lhe Iosco, rartcllo s' earner, oi Mil tons, old mca
Rtirment.
iho fcebago, paddle steamer, oi Biiz ions, oia mea-
tuienicnt.
'1 bo Intonia, paddle steamer, oi xua tona, old mea-
susement.
Tto Octoraro, paddle steamer, ot vti ton, oiu mca-
fcllli melir IMlll Mlilvl.
AT 11!K ll.MIEU 1 A 1 KlrtAY I X a u It. rni i-
DilXl HIA. OH Tilt Urn Ul! UL lUBtiXi, A V 12
O'CLOCK U.1 ..
Ite lit. Li nis, bailinv s:oopoiwar, oi tvv iods, oiu
measurement. ,
i lie I riuceton, receiving snip, ot uuu tons, old
nuaeureiiieiit
The ClTiuatie, sc fw steumor, ot aim ion, o;a
meafuiemeiii.
I be Alibta, sciew steamer, oi ii iods, oia mousure-
m?1t. . r. ,
Tbe Kinco, screw steamoi , oi ooi iuub, uiu muif
.VI Tl 1
Xiic Clmairou, paauio sieamji-, oi oou tunu, om
... tr.n . ..1.1
measuremeiit.
ilio Hornet, pauoio sieamer, oi coo ioa-, u
mitiil. i nl iron).
TLe lloxer. pudu e steamer, oi vji ious, oiu
measurement lot nouj.
Ttifinn vestoia ann tholr inveutorei can ho ex
amined at any t'tn on npp ication to too com
mandants ot tho teypcctivo nnvy iaru3.
'iwnniv i:pr centum oi the amount ot too pur-
chato money must bo deposited tbo day ol iho sale,
oi.ri iim rrn.iiii.aer musi oo uum u'lu mo 1
moved nun ibe -Mivy ifcia wnniu iwo wdbkh uum
ili dsT of sale.
Th Bureau oi Contruct on and Reoa-r will,
until tbo 10th ol October, receive U-nders for tbe
puichnav ol tbo i-loop-oi-war "im-e . oi oco ions,
ni H ina at tho Tinted Motes BVV Yard, Norfolk.
Va., w here tue vessel ana iuo luveuiorv u w
amined.
PROPOSALS.
fcilol AA I QUAKIJSHMASTKK'S OFFICE,
XjL Fhiladklphia, fa., sop'omoer 17, lsoa.
i'kui'ub&us run runaub,
rnl d 1'iouorals wi 1 be received at this office
II IJ 11 1 J . U VlUCft M.t lUUlVWai) dcjjwiuuw Al,
ihi'j; for lurniHhinir this tleoaitment with Forase for
a perloa 01 mx (01 mouius, couiitiuciuk wiuuer 1,
. .... . 1 . . . .
lbtiti, aua encuuK me aun uay 01 auiicu, aooi, iuuiu-
uve. viz '
1 1 1 ti ; . usia. ua 1 . ahu ojiu&vv.
for use ol animals ill tbe public service, etc., at this
depot, or any other locality wiimn tnis c mmanu
tint mav be aiieetfd. All urain to bo 01 tue be.st
quality Outs, pouuus to the bushel: Corn, 63
pounus to tue uiibuci ; nay. ui iuu uebi nuuiiti' iruuu.
svlvkuia omotby : Straw to bo ryo, best qua ity
all subject to bo insptcted aud aiiprovea prior to
delivery. , U..J-
i ropoSBTS win aia'e price per nuuureu pounus iur
May aud Straw, and per bushel lor Corn and Oais,
ieiivered at places ol consumption in such Quanti
ties and at such times as may bo uraered (the pnoe
to be Btatfa ooiu in nurui buu uiures),
Each bid must be puarauteed by I wo lespontlble
persons, whose siuuutures must be appended to tbe
puarantee, and oeriilied to as letnjc aoort and sulB
eieut tecunty tor Uve thousand dollars by tho
United IStutes Uis riot Judifo. Attorney, or Collector,
or other public ouioer.
l l... ,!.,!. i rnsnrved to reject anv bid denmnrl nil.
reasonable, and no bid from a detaultinsr contractor
will be receivea.
ah tirniinnHia to De niHue uui ou uie reruiar forms
In duplica c (which will bo furnlsheu on application
atthiaothce), nd coulorm to the terms of this ad
vertisemtut, a copy ol wbioli mui aceompauy each
rroposai. Envelopes 10 be endorsed "Froposals for
Bids will be Opened on THURSDAY, September
41, lttu, at Vi u H' 0" " uu arerequestea
tn lA hwiH.,w
By order of Brevet Brirsdier Gi noral GFOttGE
H. CKOSMAIs, Ai.itaut Quaitonuastee bouura!
V 1 f.EOKGE It. OttMK.
9 17 Ot Brevet Major aud A. Q. it.
QFFj THE TRACK !
BEST BREAD EVER MADE!
1 AERATED'.imEADl
5IADK
WITHOUT YEAST, HANDS, OR
FEU3IEKTATION, ,
v . nnn a nerfect nrotectlon Hvminit ninr i i .
It Is raised bv Carbonic Acid tias, which U the best
known DISIK4ECTAST.
KIFrYjppLLAltS BFWAhDlflt can b provod by
competeni wiweeaM ii. .oiu7.
WADE WHOLLY BY MACHI5JEUY.
I CUBES DYSPEPSIA fiUBB 1
Call for It at yoai Grocery.
FULLER & JOHNSON,
ft a mwiliLfpl f 1 8- EKiHTEKNTH BtieeU
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
rpjIE F1PKI.ITY INSURANCE, TRDST, AND
fill A COMPANY Ur rUJLADEL-
For tlie Pafe-keeDlrc of TaJaables oimmt Ooif
ntee.
CAPITAL, M0,0U
Jt. B Browne, , t;haris Mscaleotnr
1 lurrTii e II. claik. Vilwaril W. Clark.
JoliO Welch. Alxorter Hontv.
J. Uililnmism Fell, Htpbeu a. Caldwell,
l-.nlK.B.BWffelta0,L
Ri ripiioeni, clikkki F. n. CLAKR.
t-rcretsrv sud Titanurtr. Rorkrt fATTritsOV
on e (at nieieml In thu vi. nrutr italMint of lbs
rbildelphla National BDk.
Cilt.-OUl BIKrfcl, ABOVE FOUBTU.
The Comrany will rommnnna Milno. m tha 1st
Pptitrmtiftr iHf.lt. and will ha nMn.Mil
TO Kr.CKlVF. Ir POHl'lg CUD EH OT)ABN fER
nuon tne loilowing rates for one iru or lessperloa:
(jovrmmrnt and all other rounoa)
rcunuva. or in one iranirrttDle vivupersiu.w
1)T OfliVcr v. Inniudinv n.ik lu.la t
Covcmmtni and all other Hecnrttiea, l ftA De alftoo
urKVLiitiuv uinj wy Fouonwrneni i -
Cold Com or Bui Ion ai m par 003
H'ver Coin orKnl Ion ft 00 pr JIuuO
tiliver or Gold Plate under seal, ot1
on ner mimaie or inn value, ana t , a,m
rale abec to adjustment lor In k. T p m
on a bals of. I
Dfds. MortKases Valuable fapem (rnera'ly whea
oi no neu vaiue, ai a year eacn, or accorciiog .
bu'k.
Wills, 5r which premium cavars the remainder ottb
Hie of tbe maker.
Casb Boxes or small Tin Boxes, for paoera ol Bankers.
t apiiaiims.juercoania, iawyera. Trauenmen rainiues.
etc., i'l be received at s'to each box ortiunkoer
year contents unknown to tbe Company, and babtlity
limltrd.
FOB COLLECTION OF I TF.RF.1T. ONR FEB CKNP
ON AMOUNT COLLECTED
COUPOKH At-V lNTEKi-ST WILL UK1 COLLECTED
WU.EN XU'.SIKI-1. AMI KKillTlfcO
'IO 1HK OWN Kim.
DEPOSITS OF MONEY KKCMVEO. OM WHICH
I.N rciihX WiLL BE ALLOW to.
This Company Is also auihonua to act as Fxecn-
tors. ln InlBiratorn, and Uuarnlans. to receive al
execute Tiusts or everv description from the Court,
lorporaiions, ui iuuiviuub s.
BOKRFT PATTF.BSOX,
lecrctary ana iiessurer. im
LIVElirOOL AND L OX I) OS
AD
GLOBE INSURANCE CQiflPHNY.
Capital and Assets, $16,000,000.
Invested in United States, $1,500,000
Total Premiums lteceived by th
Company in 18G5, S!4,)-17,175.
Tctal Lcescs Paid in 1865, $4,018,250
All I.rfses rromplly Bdjnsted without reference
l'rslard.
ATWOOD SMITH,
General Agent for Pennsylvania
t')I''KlCI''.,
No li llo'la.rlt8, t!xcliann;f
rniLAOELrniA 18 11 tin
PROVIDENT LIPB AD TRUST COMPANY
OF I'HIL ADKi.P HI a
o. 111 rouiu rutuiii ntreet.
ISCOHPOK.Vi k.l 3 ' JIOM U. J.'d., 1865.
CAPITAL. 150 IW. PAID I
Insurance on Lives, bv Ycarh' l'reuiluiiu; nrhvl l
or .0 venr PrenituiijS. n-iorieiture.
I ndovinenls, nnyub e at a uture oro. or on prior
doccate, by Yearly Prrmhims, or 10 yeur Prcuilum
botb c a ses -Son lo'lclmrc.
Annuities gihnted on tuvoraoie icrais
T rm I'o 1 ies Chil 'ruu's I ndowments
This CiiniDiiuy. while clvlnu the insurnd the sce iriiv
ofapnldup Ca, ita , will dine the entire proilti oi'lui
LI busincKS among its Policy holdorc.
Aione.ys rcceivt u ut niicri-.-t. un.i paid on demand.
Authorized bv charter to execute l rums, ami imi-'.ii
Fxccuiornr Aoinlnlsir.iti.r . Ass'uneo or Uuurdlau.ji
in oil.er liduclury cai ncltlfS unr.et nppulQtmcnr o any
( ourt of this t omiiionnenlih or of anv norun or
sou:, or bodies politic or corporate.
illllLOlOK..
SA31CEL P. PIIIPLWY. Ill' IIAEDCADBITRY.
JlRIMl.Ml )iA( KrK, HEN It V IIAINKH,
JOSHUA H. JlOfllUS. , T WIHTAltUKO -VS.
UlLliAlill WOOIJ, : WM. ('. L.O.SU'IIKBI H,
1IAR1.ES V lllllft"!
SAMUEL R SHIPLEY. HO W LAND PARRY.
rresioent. Atuar
THOMAS W1STAK, il.H., J. H. TOWN9E- I.
JSTJ dwi.m Kaminer. Leva. Ailvwer.
MEDICAL.
QIIEllOK 3 : 3 : 1 I L, Lj s.
Or Fomalo Reculator,
Cuic Huppiessed, excessive, ond ramiUI Men-'traation,
Oicen Mcnn(is, jNeivous nuu i"pinul Aileoilous,
Pains in ibe Lack, Melt Iicadacbe, ilduinss,
And ail d'sea'es iliat aurliiK Irom iricnlarilv. bv rc-
lnovlnx the eiutsc und ah tne etlects that arise irom it.
1 ney ure ptriect.y raio in an cases except wn'n ior
bidden bv uiiettious. and are easy to adinlulKicr. ns thev
tiru nicely tuyar coa'td. I bev should be In the baud ot
01 every milium, wie, and n othui in the lnua.
Lndii s enn address us iu pertecl . cnnildonee, anl stale
tbi-ir complaints iu tul .asne treat all s'emaln Com
p niuti, aud prepare Medicines suitable inr all dHeaws o
which they are subject Thirty-two page pamphlet, in a
tatpu eoveione. irce
'Hie berokce Vi is are o!( hy all drntrRlats at 81 per
box. or six boxes for 5; or thej ate sent r mull, tree ot
poHtai-e. iii au onlluart 1st or, nee irom observation, by
utidretHlnif the sole proprietor.
Dr. VV. R. MERW1N,
No 31 WAI.RKB "ttreet. New York.
S. B Cherokee Pills No. 8 are oreDorod tor torcial
,'d wucii nubkr medicines lulls ibexe are sent bv
ilbII, lree ot postoge, on roceipt of $8, the price of each
DOS.
CR. WRIGHT'S REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Cures General Deblutv, Weakness, Hysterics in
Females, l'alpltation 01 the ilourt, and
all Nenous Diseases.
It restores new lne and vigor to the aged, causing the
hot blood of voutn to course the veius. restormi the
Organ of Generation, removing Impaiency and Oebilitv,
and rextorlng manuals and ml vigor, thus proving a
peifect ' l.lixlrof Love," removing 8terUlty noJ Bar
renness in both sexes. To too young, middle aged, aud
aveu. tnere is no greater Doon than ibis "Kilxir or Life
it mvei a new louse 01 li e. caunine tne weak and diih ill
ta ed to have r. newru arengtb and vigor, and tbe entire
ejiiiem 10 cnriiiwitn joy ana pleasure.
Price one bott.e, W; three bottles, 5. Sent by ex
nress to anv eddrens.
uui uivtiiuuiea ure huiu tan muiiiiueniiea or au re
SDeclahie uruuuists ia evert Dart of the civilized cintui.
Home unnriuciiiied dealers, however, trr to deceive their
cutomcis by selling cheap and worthless compounds in
orncr to mane money. ie uot deceived ask for these
Medic nos aii'i take to others if the druggint does not
keep 1 hem. write to us. and we will send tlium by ex-nrct-H.
iHiciiillv packed, tree irom observation. We will
he plcaed to receive letters with lull statements In ie-
aru to any dmeuve wltu which 1 ail leg or gentlemen are
aillictcd Addiera all letters tor medicines, pamphlets,
Dr. W. R. MERWIN,
611 mwfjirp Ko. !H WALKEB Ktreet. kew Kork.
" MISCELLANEOUS.
JpITLEIt, WEAVER & CO
iI.UI AC'TLJUCKS OF
Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cords
Twines, Etc.,
No. 23 Worth WATEB Htieet. and
' -No. 'it tiortb DKl.A W AKK Aveuue,
1 . . miLAPBiPHIA.
J BWIJt H. I ITtEB, MlCBAEt WfATBR,
CONitAD T CLOiuiva 21
Q1 9 Vn"1.1 STREET. - (IAS FIXTURES
t-LCHa.i.lBLij:.rih, BUO Zi. STATBARIT. Kru
111 1 11' woulutPcf'uily direct the attea
iwM-i iimijio uuuiio aeuerai'V, tot 1 if
i",' Ki??i fifi'i"1 """friment ot 0h r'IX Tl HUH,
n.- ai.u UJlAAnbAlAli tfttONZK
WAKIUJ. Jhuiw vnfhing liundBcme aud tbonmguiy
made OOOdf. at VClV rwi.unni.lil nrin.. ulll H..A v
their advantage to,ive ua a call beiore pur. basing iln
where. 1
li,.I,.T..2 d0 '""I'shed flxtoies reflnUhed wU
apeolaloare and at rcabotiable pilces.
s'l , VAXKIBK A" CO
Q.e0HQE. PLOWMAN,
CARl'ENTIill AND BUILDUP
No. 232 CARTER Street
' And No. 141 DOCK Street.
Mac blue W 01k and ftllllwilahtlng promptly attend
to
WILLIAM H . o & A N
COWMlHhlOH MEBCHAN
HO. 33 H. DfcLA W ABC Av.uue. Puua'dclpbla
aouirtoa
Unpeni's Ounpowder, bcilued Nitra, Charcoal, Eto.
W. Baker A Co 's t.bocolata. Cocoa, and Brouia
locterliro A Co.'s Tellowiittul febeathlug, Bo
sbO hails
FOURTH EDITION
KUROPE.
By Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Cable.
ADMIRAL GGLllSBOROUGII AT
SOUTHAMPTON.
Great Reform Meeting to be Hold
In London.
BAK0N WERTSER REIURN3 TO
VIENNA.
Prussia Puts Her Finger Into the
North Cerman Pie.
Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.
NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION.
Prussia Present Another Scheme for
Jlestorittlon.
Beblin, Scptomber 10 It Is announced that
PrugFia will tnke part m tlie format ion ol' too
North iJcirnan ConfedoraUon.
AUSTRIA.
An Excquatcvcd Pmaaluu Retuvos to
viennn..
Vibkna, Septeml)er 16. Baron Wcrt3cr ha
arrived liom Berlin, and reopened the duttes,,of
rrussian Ambassador at the Court of Vienna.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Another Reform Meeting to lie Held In
London The Aleppo ' at Liverpool.
Lone on, September ID. Preparations are
makUig io hold a grand Reform demonstration
in London.
QcEKHsTowif, Sunday, September lfi. Tbe
fctcanishin Aleppo, ItoniNew York September
B, niiiveil to-i)av and; roecrded to Liverpool.
V SITED STATES LUR0PEA1I SQUADRON.
Admiral iol!V)oroiil at Southampton.
London, Sunt ay, Si pt. 10. Tho United Stateo
etemn Irieate Coloiado. benrins; th flas of
Admiral Goldsboroujrh. the United 8tates eteam
sioop-ol-war Snaraia, and Unitd States r un
bent Frolic and tender to Admiral (loltlsbor-
ouj.'h's wiiiHtlrou, hiive arriveil at Southampton
'TIS 11
IjAT15T.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
Tho Rupture Bstwoen Austria,
Prussia, and Italy.
Fars ttiut (h- Peace Will Not Be
Ratified.
Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc
1'i.okesck. Italy, Vatur-lay, September lo.
Advices received here Irom Prussia say that a
dillioutty in the way ol' the si-mature of a treaty
ot peace between Austria and Italy ha been
raised by Austria in relation to the debt of
Vcnetia.
The position taken by Austria places the ee
cutiou of the treaty of peace signed at Prague
in great doubf
The Vienna conle: eucc has been adjourned for
a few day.
Count Wimpfen will be the Austrian Minister
to Italy upon the conclusion of peace.
London, Sunday, September 18. The ship
Anflio-Jndiaman is stated in Sydney (South
Wales) advices, to have Hrrived at tunt port
leaky.
Noith Carolina.
Washington, September 17. A private tele
pram from Raleigh, N. C, dated to-day, sa.V9:
The Special Military Convenlion, convened
here by order of the President for the trial of
civilian agents of the Ireedman'a Bureau
aaainst whom charges were brought by Gene'
rals Bteadman and Fullertou, to-day concluded
tho trial ot Hoiace James, late captain, charged
with cultivating a plantation while acting as
agent, and with complicity in tie shooting of a
negro.
Other casea will be taken up in a few days,
Destructive I1 ire fit Niwb?ii?. N. C.
V ilmington, N. C, September 17. A lire
occurred at Ncwbern, N. C, at 4 o'clock on
Kiindnv mornitur. The loss is very heavy. The
tire occurred on Middle erieei, and spread right
and left. Both tides from liroart and Pollock
etreets are in ashes. The lo?s bas not yet been
ascertained. Two or three peions were Injured
by jumping from the second story windows in
oider to save their lives.
Latent Maikcts bv Tclecranb.
New Yobk. September IT stockn better. Chi.
cuko and iiotk lulund, lOiij; II ino'8 iiontral, 121 J ;
iiobipan bouthern. 88J; .New Yor Centra', loll;
Keudmir, Ui'Jl Cantou Company, 62! j Krlo, 74;
WfRtern LiiIod lelcvraph couioanv. 5(iJ; Coupons
IHtS 111 ' t d". 18C4, lOFj ( do. lem Wi I 10 4(Jj, 981 i
ireasurv 7 8-10, 106IU6i. Gold, H5J.all6.
Hkw Yohk, Hcptoaber 17. Cotton i ateady.
Flour bat advanced 10 n, 15a. i Bales of 8UO0 bola, ;
ll-7f lor biato, l)60&1315 for Otilo. 66 lOlO TS
tor Western; MiutUoru tinner, 4000 bbls. ionl it
f ll-20vi l5 "5 VVlieat advaooinir, aud pnoes are ai
So betteriealca of 76 000 bufh at 6i2"02 7'J lor
inter tflato Corn advaooed io : sale" ol 46fl;K)
biisn at 83',:uio Pork boovaut at i'tondSiil.
Lard dull at 17!ftI9o. Wbwkv ooll.
B a ltdi or k, Sentembei 17 Flour in aoiv?, cboioe
era de steaily Wheat dull at 276 a 2 80 t.'oro
iimclivet yellow 88c. OaUquiet. ProvnionsatpadT
Meaa i'oik tSl 74. 8uar null with a downward
fendency Cotleo firpi. Wbiaky Wee turn. as2 8 3
tree, Vi 89 in bond.
:r j
ChoIkba. There have been eight cases
ot choleia reported lo tl e Board of Health aiuco
onr report of Saturday. Of those two cae
were iatal. Tlie apparent Increase exhibited in
the number of casea returned during tho past
weel was owing to the stirring-tip of the phy
sician of tbe city by tbe Board of Ilnaltb, and
not by aav iocreaebf tbe deaoe itsidf. It Ih
now certainly known that the dihease Is depart
ing from our midst very rapidly.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
nd Hare Tbe Siotember term ni ilil. ilnnrt
tcean this morninv. The current lint wm taken up on
tint calling, and tbe various llsta will be beiore tlio
toort iroui dar to day anti) disponed or.
C'anrt of Common PUas-Jnda-e Alllnon
and Pteree.lbia Court also met this morolnv tor
ine eepteint)cr term, rue motion ilxu were taknn
up, and mil be beiore the Court liom day to day
urn uinporen oi.
Court nf U iiartfr Heaklnna Jnrlim Lndlnw
Kdward Mulien. a mere lad. wh cliarirrd with the
larceny ol a bore valued at $250. the pioperty of
vaniei ixiuaoroacK. lie ftoio tne liorge irom Mr.
loiiderback'8 itable on rass;utik road, Ho took it
to Burlington, Now Jersey, and told it to a man for
60. He reeolved UK rinwn. and waa tn hma n
coivcd 25 t ie next day. He came back to l'blla-
oeipnia. ar.a loin sir J.ouditbaclt wliore he could
got bis horse Mr. Londoiback went to Burlmaton.
and oblalni-d his property, the inrv. coualdnrinir
the cirrumMaiioee, tho vonlhrmneva of tbo delond-
ant, and tlio imprisonment ho bad already under
rone, rendered a verdict ol no: guiltv.
eainuei ii. joiinnon was cii.ruud witb aaaault and
attotv uron Dan ei MotJonnechf . On tha 10th nf
May Mr. Met ouoecliT, and a fnrnd to whom bo bad
fold soroo pronertv. went to toe ollice or AiHnrman
Johnson, tbe lather ol 'iio ueleuilaot in order to
ave a certain paper drawo np. ibe Alderman was
ot in : but the man who was In thooflioo drn nn
the t aper. Jn the allornoon MoUonnechv d MAM.
ered. but too late, that the paper wan incorrectly
uianii. xiti wvui Hi mo a u;riuu uu ioiu aim Ol
it. Tbo drfenoant was stnnd nc by hi tatbor. Ibe
Aidrrman t iliod to correct tlio paper, aud VIeCon-
uccut raiu be euner oia noi Know nis 0U-iDeM, or
was a dishonest man. He started our of the oince,
nui-u j vuuir huudsub auooaeu nun uuvra anu ooai
bim severely.
I'liedetense stated that alter the paper had been
drawn, Mocouoocby cauiH back and said there was
a mirtake. lie asked tho A dermaa to anor tbe
paper; but tbe A'dcrman said that at the time it
wasnotmnis power to do so. Slct oneecor then
Died violent lancuaue to tho A'derman, cal inn low,
Henanina and pusb nx tne desk asido. rushed out
ot the ollice. The dclcmlont arretod bim lor oon
tempt ot an office, of Jus ico, anil lor beinj? latoxi-
ll "r noia met onuecuv and Ms ounrpanion
" ' mi eaeu 10 uave t oen vory drunk.
u lb,'JurT Ionoo'd a verdict ot tulity. He was
ftinnr. Hill .1 .
u..u v&u mil uunin.
Willinm Laka was charged with the larceny of a
bom. Ibe property of Jobn Mock. Tbo bill waa
submitted without evldcnoe, ana the Jury rendered
aveidlctoi notcuiltv.
Jobn . aoolck visa churned vith assault and bat
tery noon Annie Foroback and assault aud battery,
wi'h intent to kill.
A difficulty arose between tho nnrMea ennurnn
tbe children ol the tleiemiaut The prosecutrix
stated that she was driviup; dcfeudant'i obiidreu
Irom her yard, and dclenditnt tamo up and struck
ber, and raised a hatchet over her head, tiireatonina
to kill bor.
Ibe defentn stated that wh'ln tnkinr hi ehliri
homo the prosecutrix attacked him. wiih a hatchet
in ber band. He merely took the hatcher, trom her
nana and puttied ber down. Ilio tury rendered a
verdict ol not tnulty.
The jF.wisn "Jom Kiri'UR." To-morrow,
at t-umlou, the Jews till over the world
will celebrate the nitst solemn and important
tea.st iu the cu'ei.ilur, the "Jom Kippur," or the
Day ot Atonement. Tlie object of this solemn
ceremony is to appropriate borne particular day
oi the veur ou which th-y lineht reflect upon
men iiiitt inc, and witu con'rucnepij approach
the thit.ne m the Almiphtv, to implore His
mi-tcv i nd ginc, und to pray lor Mis fonrlve
noes lor the put nud liis ble.isinc on the future,,
and i iuktitiited by Divine authority, as Is
touud in Leviticus xxiii, 20 to y:;:
"And tlio Lord spake unto Moee savlnp, AIsol
on tbe'teLtb day ot this eerenta inontb there ahal
leanuvot atoncnieui; it slinil be a holy convoca
tloo iiruo von, and ye lmil allliet your souli aud.
cflcr an oflormjr maiio by lire utuo tbe Lord. And
) o nhaii do no work iu t hut fcino day, fur it ia a day
ol atoi.rtr.ini, to m:ike an a'oni iMDiit for you before
the Lord our wod For wIihts over sonl tc bo tlmt
Fhull not te r.HIicied in thut fame dav lio sha'l bo cut
oft irem anion i his people Anti whatsoeyor -om it
be that doeth any work in hnt samo Uav, tbe same
oul I will destroy Irom union,: In'.- jhm p o. Ho shall i
do no manner oi woik ; ii slm.il be a statute forever
iIjm uc out our genoint oa in oil vouu il wnltiiufa.
It r Lai' 1 e ti'.no you a .watitail ol lest, and ve shall
bflhct vour souls iu the day ut the mouth at even;.
u in even unto evcu uliull ie celeDf atu vour bab
liuh." All Jews, even th" l?:it ortho.lox, kooi this
lavt rehirioi'tlj. Tln'ii? is natire prulitbition of
voik. 1'rtini tho afternoon of tUc .rovioiw d'.y
until three etais are s'eu on tho ceniu-j: of the
nay lifelt, ail food is ubM'tined froni, except in
eases of er.tremitv. All tV sviiiififnioes are
keut oj en durin7 tue dav and cveuiin, ami are
crowded by worshipper-- uii'i peiii'nt). A beau--t
if al leanue of iho dny.s tiiat all thos3 who
have had nny f(i.:nrreh or iatuudertandinis
eck tiicli oth.T, juiviloii, n:id make rcetitutluu
oi wbut ihey have iinl:iwfu!l.y become pos
seted of.
Tr.c lay of Atonement was rhe only day In
the year when (ia the days ot tbo Temple) the
hiph priest tnibt enter the mnctum sanctorum,
and make atonement tor himself, his tiiha, and
hi? whole eoiijrepaion. Tuere are five prayers
during i lie duy, and confessions of sin are made
by the people, and th" prayers tor lurelvcness
are repeatedly said. Tbe day is kept up strictlv
until daik. whpn thp prayer, "Hear ye, O
Israel, the Lord our 3ud is one," is spoken, fol
lowed by a blast, on tho Bhofnr or turn's horn,
v hich proclaims that, thp festival is ended, and
the people may return to their daily avoc itions,
sanctified by their penance.
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Sept. 17
Beported by De Haven & Hro., Ko. 40 b. TU id stroet.
BETWEEN IiOAHDS
9100 City Us new . . 99
200 on l-eiina K..80 67
6 all Acad Muio. 60
100 sh bchMpl...bSO 87
100 sh do 80d 86J
3sh N Central.... 48
lGCshKead 671
82(0 l'a 6s 95'!
100 U H 7l)0s Juno 106
I5(0 Bait ( en bds.. 60
t 600 Keuil 6s 86. . . .114
9rh I ehlab Nay.. 60
100 sh lh'pb Zinc.. 4'J
6 eh IHtbfc 15th.... 2H
500 U do b6 67
800 sh do s6 67
if nsh Maple feb 2J 200 sn do,
.67-
80 sh LehVal CTiL 2Wsh' do....
2sh do 064 lOOshCata. pi.
SECOND HOARD
I0C0 O 810-408 08 J! 100 sn cata pt..
.... 67i
.... 28
, s30 29;
....29
.(39 29
.(83 29J
.s90 29J
700 Utv 6 old.... Wi loosh do....
16 sa l'enn 11..
671 1
67 J
II
400 sh
do. .
do.,
do..
100 sh do
100 sn Ocean....
100 sb feucq Can.
200 h
100 lb
1829CUARTER ERrETUAL
FRANKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or
P1J ir.A DELPH JA.
m .11.
Assets on .Tanuarv 1 18C0,
,500,851-00.
Capital ,'..$m 009 00
Acciun. CuipllH 44&4,1U
treililuui l,l(U,90S'8t
tB SETTLED CLAIMS
11.467 63.
INCOME FOB 1S6&
LOOSES PAW SINCE 1880 OVER
65,000,000.
1'erpetnal and Tem porary 1'eUclcs on tiberal Terms.
UllUX'TOBfl.
Charlea R Bancker, Idwaid 0. Dale. ,
jolios wapnei, ' iueorga raloa,
uuiuei virain, . i Aiireu riiier.
(leorne W.Jtichardf,
H'rauvU W . Lewis, M. J,
Pntr M prill i. .
, einni.rs n. baisi i.j.b, rreiaent.
1 EI)WAl(I) C llil.K. Viea-Preslileut.
JAtt, W. JacALLlB'l tB.Btcretarjr Diotem.
I til
F1RB 1NSITRANCE EXCLUSIVELT.-THB
VKNrtTfLVAMA FIKK INfUTBANt'E COM
1' AN Y Incorporated barter irpetiial-No tit
VVaI.NO I bireet, upposite IndopeudeuoetMiaara.
'ibis C'i'iiiONiiv. Uvi'rulily kuuwu to tUu community
tor oer lorty yearn, oeinmue to Insure agaiiut tuaa or
damaya by ore on fubllo or Crlvate Buildings, eltlie.
utruixieutly o' lor alioilu u time. Alao oa t'lirniturs,
BU'clm ol Uoods, and AleruUuudlHa Kouerally, ou iiuurai
unuia.
rtieir Capital, topetharwllh a large Burnlus Fund, U
liiveaied In the aioet careiul inanuar. wliieli aubiea
tlieio to oflrr to tlie UinuriHl an uuiloutiied i.toun' iu Hie
ca.e Ol Ions.
DIBLOTO) .
Daniel 'mlth-Jr. i John Teveriix,
Alexuniter Hoiion, I 'I Imuiaa Kmlib.
Isaac llU )llln I Henry Lewis.
InouifsKebblna. I J. (Illllagbaui Fell,
Daniel Haddock .Ir i
1AM 1 L HMITH. Jn., rrenldot.
William t'aowBLL. yeiireiarr. 3i
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