THE DAILY" EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 186G.
'A
Q1TY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional Local Jtcmt c FlfOi 1'agf.
COKONEH'8 1NQCE9T OX THE MAW 8lI0T
AT TUB FlRlSMEN'9 RlOT ON SUNDAY.-CorontT
Taylor held an inmiwa yesterday on the body of
Henry Walters, who was sbot on Sunday morn
rnt, at Mojamcnsinic avenue and Greenwich
trert, during a firemen's riot. The following
teetlmonv was elicited: 1
David Jenkins sworn I live No. lid Reed
tieet ; I am a contributing member of the Shtf
fler Hose Company; was at the fire on Sunday
roorniiig; I was in Bouvier's bar-room about 3
o'clock in the morning; heard the fuss outside;
I ran out and I met a man coming from the
western side of the street with a pistol in his
fcnnd; my friend jerked me in the bar-room and
the doors were rimed about five mtnittp after
Walters was shot; don't know the man who shot
liim; 1 only heard about five shots.
To a Ju or The man I saw with a pistol was
not equipped.
James Ellenger sworn I reside No. 130
Twker street; I am a member of the Shiftier
Hose i Company ; was at the lire on Sunday mora
injr; know Walters; know one of the prisoners
called "Shep;' I saw Walters shot; after the fire
was over there was an alarm of another fire;
the companies took up hose; the Hibernia's
steamer was on the street and tke Weceacoe's
ciunnice wu u-iungsiue oi it; a crowa gatnerea
around ine carnage, aod there was a crv of I
out "Let's go lor them :" the crowd then camn
dwui uuc .uou eauK i n
out lrom the bnr-roora; a tight was created, and
they beat Mr. H. Teal on the head with revol
vers; at this time Walters and myself were stand
ing on the pavement; didn't know many ot the
men in the oar-room; they were not equipped;
some one said there's one of them on the pave
ment, give it to him; at that moment the man
with the duster (James Edmonson) came up to
the curb-stone and shot at Walters; immediately
Biter a second shot was tired, and Walters fell
on his knees; I don't know wtiether the loads
lrom the pistol tired by Edmonson shot Walters
or not; there were no other shots tired at the
time, but immediately afterwards perhaps
twenty or thirty reports; the man who Ired at
Walters bad no equipments on.
To a Juror I am sure Edmonson is the man;
1 don't know him to speak to him. but I hav
seen him at every Are lately; he is the driver of
tbe Weccacoc steamer.
To Prisoner I don't remember how you were
, dressed, except that you were not equipped.
i . Samuel Mcllvain sworn I was with Walters
when he was knot; I don't know who shot him:
I caught him in my arms when he fell; he could
not speak; Walters was not equipped; had not
any pistol that I saw; from tweutv to thirty
shots were tired after il picked Walters up; a
largo crowd was in the street when the pistol
was fired; did not see a man advance from the
crowd aud (ire.
Policeman Sherr sworn I was at the fire on
Sunday morning; when I first saw it, 1 ran to
the house of the Shiftier Hose Company, and
tried to get the carriage out, but the members
would not let me; they said that I might take
one or two sections of hose. When the tight
, began in the bar, I went in, and saw one man
beating another over the head with a pistol; the
crowd got out on the ioot-way and tliere was a
number of pistol shots; the hose carnage began
to move up the avenue, and I ran out and
grabbed one man; he cried out, 'Tou are not
going to let me be taken, are you ?'' three or
tour shots were then tired at me, and the mau
got off; none of the men were equipped. .
David R. Paul, ot the Weecacoe Engine Com
pany, F. J. Cooper, driver of the Hibernia
steamer, and Thoma9 W. Rider, all testified to
seeing Edmonson at the carriage while the
iir uK wan kujs uii.
Ar. outline iu leswucu 10 uuvuij; mime u post
mortem examination, and to the discovery that
the ball, a very small one, had passed through
tbe left lung aud the aorta, producing deatu
from hemorrhage.
The jury rendered a verdict that Henry Wal
ters came to his death troiu a pistol-shot wound,
inflicted by James Edmonson, on the morning
' of September 16. 18GC. ,
The accused was committed for trial.
The prisoner made a statement to the Coro
ner's jury, in which he said that he always
carried the navy revolver, when he was, on the
steamer, to protect himself aud it. He denied
that he had it with him at the fire on Sunday
morning. In answer to the question by a juror,
he said that the steamer was not tascn out on
Sunday morning because ot a belief that an
Attack would be made on the Company.
GvjABDiANS of THE Poor. A. stated
meeting of the Board of Guardians was held
vesterdav. President Erety in the chair.
The Outdoor Auent reported receipts for sup
port cases, $ti2G92. The Steward reported house
receipts at $59-20,
The House Aeent reported the census of the
House on Saturday, the 15th, at 2020; same time
last year, 2U7U, an increase or iau. Admitted
;V . .1. Lis f ii-A U'Auba ItiQ. Hirtha C. ilaufka
28; discharged, 126; eloped, 47. Number granted
lodtrincs within the last two weeks, 4; meals.
66. The inmates of the various departments are
thns classiBed: Insane males, 210; females. Mi.
Superannuated males, 75; females, 12. Diseased
males, incurables, 24; females, incurables, 52.
White men s out-wara, sux nospitai, Zius. Col
ored men's out-ward, 26. White women's out
ward (cholera), 1; obstetrical, 99. Colored
women's out-ward, 35; obstetrical, 14; hospital,
24. Total males, izuu; total lemaies, ibi4.
The Storekeeper reported having received.
since last meeting, 66 pounds of forfeited butter.
The Committee on Insane Department, to
whom was referred the communication from the
Knard of Health, made a report, contradicting
the statement of thejBoard of Health Committee
in reference to tne insane Department.
A resolution was adopted requesting the Store-
keener to inlorm the Board, when making his
report, of the Market Clerks from whom he re
ceived forlcitea butter, with the amount given
Viv pueh.
Mr. Erety here stated to the Board that there
have been seven cases of cholera under treat
ment in the house within the last two weeks,
onlv one of which occurred since tne uttt lust.
So that but one new case ot cholera has actually
occurred within the two weeks. Oi the seven
cases, three proved fatal, and two were brought
in from the city. ...
Drs. Allls. Orvis. Curtin, and Wears were
eWtert resident Bhvsiclana bv the Board.
After srrantine the usual requisitions, the
Board adjourned.
The Boat Burners. A further hearing
was had yesterday afternoon in the case of
Gilbert Adams, charged with conspiring to burn
the steamer Meteor, with . Intent to defraud
certain insurance companies. At a previous
hearing, Captain Denny, who was In command
of the vessel, testified that his brother had been
employed to set her n tire by curtain of the
owners, and yesterday the brother testitied as
lollows:
Samuel Denny! sworn I reside at' Tenns
crovc; I was employed on the steamship Meteor:
was on board on the 15th of November, 1865; I
had a conversation with French previously; ne
told me everything was ready and to "let the
boat po the first opportunity:'' the conversation
took place on the boat; 1 was a deck hand ou
the boat; the steamship came to at Weiduer's
wharf,-at Chester, and about o'clock, all
' hands being ashore except the steward and one
of the deck hands, the boat was set on tire; I did
it with a lamp; some rubbith in the forward
part of the steamship was fired; tne boat was
burned to the water's edge; I never ruceived
any compensation for it; was to be largely re
' warded; that came through my brother to me,
from the owners. ,
Ci os . examined My brother mentioned it to
iv Uo. L-a before the boat was destroyed; I
at first refused; said 1 would not have anything
4rt As. ,i-K it ?
Tbe testimony here closed, and Mr. Cassldy for
th Hrnnuo .oif.wi n attention of the Alderman
to tbe fact that the witness had confessed to the
rnminUuion f u .rim and said he would leave
it to him to tte aueh action in reference to it
mm YtP aw nrnnor
Mr. Cuvler lor the prosecution said ho would
take care that the witness was iorthcouiing to
Ustily at the proper time.
Adiouu was held in tOOoO bail to answer.
Tuk Pennsylvania State Fair. The
preparations lor the Pennsylvania Stato Fair,
which comes off at Easton this year, coramene
intri on the 36th instant, ana continuing four
dajs, promises to be a complete and perfect
success. Every department will be unusually
full, and a number ot inventions will be in
troduced. Tbe aegretrate prizes are valued at
over $10,000, ol w hich f 2000 will be lor the fast
est horses. A number ot highly exciting rice
will take place, in which celebrated horses will
lake part, among them "Mountain Maid" and
'Fannv Allen." General Jlartranft's great stock
of Kentucky thorough-breeds will be exhibited
and offered for f ale. The Horse and Floral De
partments will be magnlticcnt. The managers
are doing their very best to make the coming
fair tne nnest ever seen in mis State, and Mr.
A. B. Longaker, the Secretary, is run down with
business.
Boa I? J) or SUKVBrOBS. A stated met
ing of the Board was held vestrdav. Anniir.a-
tions for sewers in the following-named streets
were granted: On Miunt Vernon street, be
tween hiehteenth and Nineteenth arrant on
Twelfth strtet, between Spruce and Pine
streets; on Twenty-third street, between Arch
and Cherry; on Second street, between Rare
and Vine; on Oaskill street, between Fourth
and Fifth; on (iermantown avenue and Sixth
street, between Diamond and Dauphin; and on
Thirteenth street, from Arch to Waeer streets.
a resolution M m ,n,nmHi, i-nn,
. " rx:JL ' r it; i'2 :.
providing for street
n no .jrxti
grade regulations in a nortion of tbe
Twenty-third Ward. A plan was presented tor
me widening of Poplar street, between West
college avenue and Pennsylvania avenue, but
was laid over until the next meeting. Ad
journed.
Clkrgymkn in Difficulty. Before Re
corder Eneu yesterday, one ot our p.-ominent
clergymen charged another one of equal promi
nence witn detrauding him. The prosecution
pre w out of transactions in the stock of one or
more coal oil companies. There was an allega
tion of bad faith on one side and a failure to
lultil an agreement on the other. The accused
was held to answer.
INSTRUCTION.
DARDEE SCIENTIFIC COURSE
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE.
In addition to (he ccnpral Connie of InrtmrHnn in
ttilB Jieparliurnt. aesluned to lev a substantial basin el
knomleritie ard scholarly culture, students can punne
those brandies wblcb ara eiweiitlalLr nraotical ami
tccbnlrnl. via. :
ElilHKt-KliU Ulvll. ToDOKrnnnlcal. and Mecha
nical: MlliINd and METALLURGY; ARCHlTltC
'1 IRE, and tbe application of Chemistry to AOK1CUL
11 UK and tbe ARTS.
Trere is also aimrdea an opportunity tor special start t
of TKAI1!. and COMMERCE; oi MODKRN LAN
(iFAGKH and 1 BILt'LOOY. and of the HISTORY and
1 STI TUTION H ol our countiy.
t ut cucuiars apply to i'lenment t ATiM.L, or to
J'rol. K B. VOUMiMAN,
Clerk ol tbe KacultT.
E astoh Tennsvlvanla, April 4. lswi. ft 10
H
A M
ILION I
Y O U N C
NSTITUTK
J j A D I E S.
F O R
PHILIP A. CHIftAR.
Fein about to rellmiulnh liw poiltion In tbe Publle
schools, witb which be has been connected for the last
twenty-three yeais.
WILL UrEM A DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL
Foil
YOUSO LADIES.
AT
No. 3S10 CHEBNTJT STREET,
ON MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.
This Institution Is designed to rival the beat Beml-
nurlt'S In the country.
CIRCULARS
Contalnlns particulars and other Information In relation
towns jnotituuon, can be had until tne 1st of Hep-
tewber.at
No. MO N. TWELFTH Street. 8 27
MUSIC.
A YOUNtt LADY OF EXPERIENCE
As Teacher, Is desirous to obtain a lew addltlona.
PUPILS FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
AddieSB "Music," Post Office, Box 272. 0 15 3t
TVTONSIEUIi ALEXANDRE WOLOWSKI'S
xs.
CLASSES i UK rlA-NU AJMD S1NULNU,
By his entirely new simplified system, are now open.
Those wishing to read music at sight, keep time oer-
lectiT nv a newiv mventea manner, accompany anr
sonii or piece by a new march oi harmony, sing or per-
lorni in converts, cnoir, or private, can can at
ro. win. i ABmnuiujx square.
Chi dren admitted.
Ladles' Seminaries attended to. 8 24 2mrp
T
HE CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL
OF
II. D. GREGORY, A. M.,
0. 1108 MARKET Street,
will hkopkn 8 27Imrp
ON MONDAY. BEPlEMBEB 3.
DELAWARE LAWN ACADEMY. -ENGLISH
Classical, Mathematical Boarding-School lor Hoys
Delanco, N.J. , twelve miles above city hourly accessi
ble. Circulars obtained at No. 21 South SEVENTH
Street, No. 1334 CHEHNUT Street, or of
mum' ltev. JOHN mck.ejl.way, A. M,, principal
LAW DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY OF
PEKNSYLVANIA.
A term will commence on MONDAY. October 1. The
Intioductory lecture will be delivered on the evening of
that day, at 8 o'clock, at the NOKTH COLLKi.K,
NINTH fet, near Market, by Prof. MORRIS. (9 11 tuafit
"ORIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS. IN THE
X PHILADELPHIA CITY INSTITUTE, N. E. corner
ot tHKNNUT ana kiuhtkenim streets, re-opens
MONDAY. September 10. Entrance on K1QHTEE-NTH
street. ta a im I u uAanu w a, rrmcipm.
rpHE ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY
JL Nos.ltOO and loll CELESNUT Street, will reopen
jnufiUAi. septeniDer iu. i. u. LAMiiua ana v
6E1DENSTICKEU, Principals. 8251m
JAMES PEARCE, MU8. BAC. OXON,
Organist at St. Id ark 'a Church, will be In Phila
delphia about the filth Instant. Address La Pierre
House. 9 12 t
MISS ANNIE E. LANGTON'8 SCHOOL FOR
Young Ladles, No. 142 North TCNTU Street, will
reopen ou
bOKDAY, September 10.
8251m
BOOTS AND SHOES.
P. WARE, JR., & CO.'S GUM-SOLE BOOT
and Shoe store. M FAnlAN'o First National, No.
(tHUPKIKO OAHDEN Street.
$2. LADIES' GUM-SOLE BALMORALS.
made of the hent Leather In tbe Uppers, lor only B'i,
at fa utAM'B r irnt national uum-?oie eiore. o.
14 Br KIMU UAiiuts nireei.
J
GUM-SOLE BOOTS AND SHOES, FOR
Men and Mors, will luiit loniier than tour pairs
leather soleti do not need re soling, l or t'ounUr-
nien, bluukmnlths, or all who wear out leather soon,
...,. ta invRlnalitn. firm trial will convince that thnv
are all that ther are represented to be. Hold at t'init
atiouui, Ko. Oil bl'BIW UAHUKN btreet.
$2. LADIES, COME AND SEE THE $2
Ouin-Bole 8hoet easy to the tnet and drr. Buy
them tor yourchlldieni save you the expense of
uvlnu two Pairs oi leaiuer Boies nmi naiiuuai
Aueiioy lor Uuin sole suoes, no.
914 BruiNO UAit-
DEN Street.
9 151m
VISITING AND WEDDINQ CARDS,
.,,i..mnrtT iHiiiiitrFn ivti timwitpn .
nltlllr.fti r.uiiAi r.w, hah unniiii;,
The Latest London and Fans btyies.
INITIALS. WONOGKAM8. CKKST8, AKMS, ETC.,
f ......... . . . . I 1. . II t A KT I. V V T It I 1 1 If
a 1 Alttl t-U VBt ifl ' iv j i- L' I--! auvt a-.J
1 COLUKa, GKATIb.
The rinestEncrlish, French and Ameri
can Taper ana .envelopes.
MnKhP.NAMS. ARMS. CKE8T8. DesiBiied nd En-
.Y?'.-.--, rrrru rPUiirrtTTVl n A QTQ l'AP T.
FOI.llVh ,. rOCKKT-fcoOKH, KNIVES, BACKGAM
MON BOABDn, and a very large stock of
FINK HTATIONKllY.
II. IIOSK1NS ftO., '
6TATI9XEK9 AND CARD KNOltAVEltS,
;8 6nnp No. 913 ASCII Street.
pATENT WIItE WOKli
fOKRAIUHGB, BTOIUS FBONTS,
OCARD8, PABTITIONS,
JKOS liEDSTEAl'H, AND W1KE W OMK,
In Tartety.tnanniactaret by
M. WALKER & SONS'
su.0 o, 11 Korth BUXfl SueeU
AMUSEMENTS.
QRAND NATIONAL CONCERT
FOB THE BENEFIT OF THI
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS'
NATIONAL ORPHANS' HOME FUND,
rVDKR ATJUPICKB OF TBI
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' UNION,
WASHINGTON, D. C,
AT MOVER'S THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, August 2, 1866,
FOSTPONED UST1L
THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 11.
300,000 Tickets will le sold at $1 each
75,000 Prenenta Awarded, valued at $250,000
$25,000 of the Profits to le given to the Solr
dier and bailors' National Orphans' Uome
Fund, $2500 to the Washington Mali and
Female Orphan Asylum. The balance, after
deducting expenses, to be paid to the Trea
surer of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Union,
Wabhlngton, D, C.
One Present to Every Fonr Tickets.
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM
OWENS & CO.,
Military aud Naval Law Office,
No. 627 CHESNLT Street, Opposite the State House,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Also stnt to any part ot the country promptly by mall
LIST OF FRESENTS TO BE AWARDED.
Ihree-story Brick residence, n street be
tween sixth and Seventh
S18,000
I Tbiee story Itrlck residence, .ecoid struet,
nt ar t.
1 three story brick residence, Tentn street.
10,0fl0
between M and N 8, Of)
1 1 wo story Brick residence, Tenth street,
between M aud N 5.000
1 Two stoiy brick residence, Ten to street,
between M and N 5 01
2 Fine Olty L"ts, on seventh street, north.. 4,0v0
1 Snlcndiu Carriage. Uoises. ana Harness
complete 4,000
I Splendid Diamond King 2,000
1 bet iilamonds complete (Pin, tar Rings,
and Rings 1,500
1 Grand Piano (Stelnway) 1 600
1 St lid Silver Tea Set 1,000
10 Grand Pianos, 6W) each 6,000
10 Urand Pianos 500 each 5, "00
100 Cents' Gold Watches, 200 each 20 Ouo
60 Ladies' Cold Watcues 125 each 6 2M)
5 Grand Melodeuns, '2U) each I,!'
80 American-case Silver Watches. 75 each.. 6.000
75 Hunting do do 40 each.. 3.U00
M) Dlumtind Blngs, S100 to 200 each 7.500
25 Diamond Plus. 100 eacn 2,500
411 Sewing Machines, SlOu each 4 000
tv uu mo eacn
20 Pllver-plated Tea Sets. 75 each
50 61 ver castors, fa each
5,Ct0 l locks. Albums. Jeweliv. A,c... as t am
1 800
1.600
1,200
each 27,000
in. 000 Tea and Table Spoons. to.. 2 to 85 each.. 25,000
10,010 Uold Pens, sleeve Buttons, & o., 1 to 3
each 14,000
40,453 Books, cutlery. Engravings, Ac, 1 to CIO
each 69,000
Total. amOOO
The awards will be made alter tbe Concert, on the
stage oi the theatre, where three thousand persons can
miucus it. n. vuuiiimiuti vviu uo appointed by tuo auui-
Primed lists of awards will be published and snnnled
to Aiients and Ticket-holders. Par.lea havlne tickets
will letaln them uutii alter the awaida are made, and If
their numbers appear in the list, tbev will torward tbeir
tlcketsJmmeUiaiely, with mil directions as tothesblp-
Dins ol iioous or deeds tor the urooertv. lickntM lor
sale at all the principal Hotels, Book, and Musio Stores
in tno citv and at tne neaunuarters. in inn Mnmmuth
I air ui aing lor tno oenent ol tne soldiers' and Sa ors'
National Orphans' Home Fund, corner ol Seventh street
anu rennsyivania avenue, vvasnington, 1 (J.
1 he Directors anneal to the liberality of the nennle to
give this enterprise their kind support, and thereby
avnisv in leneviug uie warns oi tue orpnaus ot our iaiieu
comrades.
CARD. A large number of tickets remaining unsold,
it will be necessary to postpone the drawing until
THURSDAY, the 11th of October, 1866, at which time it
will positively occur.
The many swindling schemes that have been pre
sented to the public during the past tew months, some
what delayed our sales, until we wire able to tisiv
the pcop.e througnout tne country tuat this enteruiise
was genuine, and solely tor charitable purposes. The
Directors are continent or tne sale ol every ticket, and
have allotted eulllclent time to guarantee the suies
witnout any turtner postponement.
waj. 11. a. hall, rres. soioiera' ana sailors union
L'Ol.CHAH. E CAPEHART. 1
Mat. M, H ALBURUKR, Managing Directors.
Tbiasdbt Depaetkent, )
' Officii of 1NTKU.NAL uevende,
W AHItlV.iTIlM .llinnOM iHMi
Whereas II. A. Ball and othera. u "simiamtiir iirc-
tora' ol the "Crfind .Natlnnai f.n.v i.A h,M in
W anhinnton. 1. C, on the M of AuvuhI next huvxmaae
due application to l.. Clephan. Collector of Internal
ltevenue tor the Collection District of the District ot
Columbia, tor permission to ho.d a lottery, raille, or
Suv vuicmivo, .uu prcouuteu to mm satisiactory evi
ence that the Dioceeds of aatri Inftor. mil. , Hft
enterprise lil be devoted to charitable uaea. narmlwlon
is hereby ttranted to such "MaiiKiilim l)inv.tn" n hnld
such lottery, rattle, or gilt enterprise tree fromal.eh.rxe,
wiitimr iruai iu r uueune, in respect to such lottery
raiuo, or it'll tuKiiiiuo, t,, a. KULLINs,
; CoaiuilsHlouer.
We refer, by permission, to
Malor-tieneral Wlntleld 8. Hancock. XT. n i
Ueueral Kobert C hchenck. M. u.. Ohin.
General H&lberi E Paine, M. O , Wig.
tieuerui John 11. Ketcham. M. (J., Y
General James U. Blunt, Kansas.
Ueueral J. Ilendrick, Iowa.
General I. C. Meuallam, I). C.
General O V. IJaytun.A. Y.
Hon. 'Ihomas W. Kerry, M. C, Mich.
Hon. Geortie Lawrence. M. C., fenna. '
1). O. Forney, Esq., 1. C.
Major J. K. nougoty, N. Y.
lion. Kicnara wauacn, iuayor oi Washington, JJ. (J.
Hon. lleuiy tMson. C. b. (.
lion. William L) Kelley, il. C Tenna
Hon. Kelllan V. Whaley.M. C, We Vs.
lion. Klien C. Ingerao l, M. C, 111.
lion, llenry C. Ueuilug, M. C , Conn.
lion A. u. i.aiiin, m. t,., a. i.
Hon. Leonard Myers, M. C, l'enna.
Hon. William A. Newell. M. C. N.J.
Hon George w. Julian, si. c.. inu.
Hon. Stephen F. Wilson, U C l'enna. I
Hon. J. B. Gilnnell, M. C. Iowa,
lion. B. F. W ade, LI. 8. Senator. Ohio
Hon O. K.Latham. M. C, W. Va.
Hon. Henl. K. Wilson, .M. C, Ohio.
f.on Hnv t. C OlllO.
William Owens, tui-, t'hiisueipiiia. L tusiu
ALER'8 (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
UA HDKN Nos. TOII-TCB V IN K KUeet.
UKAND lUblKUMLN i iL COWCtUTO
MUHfLY.
By two large and efficient Orchestras. '
TO-NIUHT,
And F.YERT KTOBT. In connexion with our
aBrans Psnd, compilslng the best Artists In the city
F XI h.l.N UH 1,1 KIM1 Kl Mil
vili periorm.
OPFW FOR TUP! RI.-l.nH
Our spacious bummer Garden, artistically laid out
Wltn fjDruoutry, r ininiainx. etc.
I1M '111H. LAUIKM' HAI.I1I1N.
F.srlslly set spurt lor FA ! 1L11.8, the best Of Creamj
ana omet neneiinnienvB win oe served. ''
GrYMN AN IU M
FOR LADIKB. GFSTLEMEN, AND CHlLDRfcll,.
N. K. COB. OF NIMH AND AKCH 81'BKs."- ,
Tl, Inulltntn uhli'h unln 1,.. n..tlv tinPTOVO
tor thoicouilng season, U now open tor subscriptions all
ttoduy eserote Impacts health and strength, and Is
blphiy recommended to both sexes and all ages. ma.IM
Ternn tor Muli-ntacfica S nmnih. aniv
, For particular send lor a itroular or iflve ns.'1,1,.
8 8llin I rolensurs BILLI BBAND 1"-W1S
T" THE riANOS WHICH WB MANU
n.H ' fsctare recommend themselvas. We piomlse
to ourpatreus olear beauUiul tuuea, elegant workinau
ship, durability, and reasonable prices, combined wuh
a lull guarantee, k or sal only at No. lull wALaUl
street
m CNIOH 11AUO MANUFAC1CRISG CO.
AMUSEMENTS.
TBW CHKSNUT 8TKKET THEATRE.
CHFBN UT street, above Twelfto
WM. E. SINN A t:u
.LesMiea,
Doors opea at 1 15 Curtain rtrea at 8.
THIS EVEN I NO,
LAT WEEK
of tbe Distinguished Lyric Tiagooicnae,
VmvAi.i
whe will appear In ber great Impersonation of
u .MKA,
In which character she win sing
tul'R soUS.
ham v. a t
OR
TIIE 11EBKEW MOTHER.
camea .T.... VESTVALI
y via Miss Josle Or on
Rutchtom Mr. O. H. Ciark
Aae the strnDgtb of the Company.
To conclude with the laughable aiterniece, entitled
. !'HK OF A LOVEH, , ,, ,
with Walter Lennox, Alius C. Jefferson, and Xlss Lizzie
( ovper in the cast.
SATURDAY AFTERNOOV, Sentimber 22,
URNI VAM1LY mATI.VKE.
MONDAY, September 24, first appearance ol
Mr. JOHN OWfcNS.
M
RS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
1 HEATRE. Begins at quarter to 8 o'clock.
CONTINUED S1I.1K.SMI. 111. I. HOIT.sES.
Second week ol the Peuole's Favorites.
UK. AND RS. W J. FLORENCE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINOS,
the great sensational Drama of
IHsHaVOUOE!
OR. THE W,ARIN OF TrlE GREEN.
BRIAN MAtiUIKE, the Outlaw ot 'HH,
Mr. W.J. FLORENCE
To conclude with the Protean Piece.
iHRicK married,
MR AND MRU. FLORENCE
In Pre characters, songs, and dances
A L N U T riT K E E T T H K A T K .
N. E. corner ot NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
SIX liAUUtllNU MUI11S.
Mr. i. M. CLARKE
will have the honor ot giving
SIX PERFORM ANCK8,
prior to his departure from Philadelphia on his pro
ICBflluuai uiur.
DOUBLE MILL TO-SIOHT (Tuesday),
'laylor's capital Comedy of
BaBr.8 IN THE WOOD.
lorn
Mr. J. (J. CLARK E as Jeremiah Beetle
Concluding with Poole's Roaring Comedy ol
PAUL PRY.
Fanl Pry Mr. J. S. CLARKE
N
E W AMERICAN THEATRE.
rOSl'l IVELY THE LAST WKfcK OK
THE -VOKRKLL SlSTfllS.
FAIRY HCHLK-OUt OF
CINDERELLA.
KINO FAIL.
MAID W II H THE M1LKINU FA1U
MATIN tE SATURDAY AT 2 O CLOOK. I) 17 2t
OBERT HELLER'S
"SALLE DIABOL1QUE."
LA HOE HALL AStM HLV BUILDING.
THIRD WKEK FULL NIliHTLY.
Last week in this city of Heller's New Sensation,
"rLAYINO WITH UIIOS1S."
Every act new this week Magic and Muslo,
M A1IN-E SATURDAY, at X o'clock.
Evening Doors open at 7. Commence at 8.
Admission 60 cents; secured seats, 76 cents. 9 17 6t
VTEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
XM ELEVENTH Street, above CHE8NCT.
"TH Hi KAMI V Ri:Stllt r"
OPKN FOR TIIK 8 M A SO V.
CARMKUSS A. DtXEl'S IMIVSTKELS.
the Great Star Iroune ol the World, in their URAND
ETHIOPIAN SOIHEKS, HuNGs, DANCES, NEW
Bl'RLKSgUKH and PLANTATION SCENE".
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commencing at 8 o'clock.
8 30 3m J. L. CAKNcROS., Mauager.
TO RENT.
p O R
RENT
A VALUABLE STORE,
No. 809 CHESNUT STREET,
In tbe National Bank of the Republic Building.
96U
APPLY ON THE PREMISES.
QFF1CES AND LARGE ROOMS
FOR KENT
IN THE
National Bank of the Republic Building,
Nos. 809 and 811 CHESNUT Street,
The Bolldlng Is supplied with Gas, Water, Water
Closets, and steam Heating Apparatus. The rooms on
the third and fourth floors are Ut (60x80). well lighted.
and suitable tor a Commercial College, or business of i
similar character.
Apply at the Bank. 9 3 tf
t"
A
LARGE, WELL LIGHTED
AND VENTILATED
RCUM, ON THE SECOND FLOOR
OF THE
"Evening Telegraph" Building,
No. 108 South TII1KD Street,
TO RENT,
With or without steam power. Apply la the
otuce, ti rat noor.
TO LET-A LARGE HALL. NO. 2045
I Market street, over the Depot, lately occupied by
tlo:d FetlOWB. 11 IS auoui ov iroi iruui vj uu mo. uonii
well lighted. Is suitable lor storing goods, as a work
..n if.. mini her or hands, and lor a variety of oihe
i,.o nt mnrtei ate. A ddI v to ISAAC BKLTi'E
Agent, No- UU Month l'enn Hquare. 9 17 6t J
A flERMANTOWN FURNISHED IIOU3E
to let, the property of the late Dr. J. W. Moore,
ARVti Piiee. Appir uu mv iirvuuotw.
fulLAPSLl-BiA, September 11, lB6b. .M.Bt
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT THE LAR'JE
fiwelllDg House, o 415 . i itteentn street, lui-
T77T7I lata nnaaeRHion. ADDLV to F.. HUM N. JR..
)l 14 tv v- Din AiiL a oiruci.
. . . . . VTaOIiS.U. o. ...
WANTS.
TTTANTED-A JUNIOR MEMBER OF THE
VV Uar wisbes a position as Clerk or private Secre
tary to any gentleman or corporation, vr oinu iravei 11
necesoarv. 16 ati I'.T.B.VYbOK.
E II F EC T ION
18 RARELY ATTAINED, VET
A. B. W. BULL A ED'S
IMPROVED OIL SOAP,
FOB REMOVING
Grease, Paint, Pitch, ana Varnish,
Fiotn all Goods pf Durable Colors, 18 ahead of anything
yet discovered
It leaves tbe Goods soft, and as perfect as when new.
wiib no snot upon which dust can col ect, as la tbecaae
with all the preparations heretoiore tola tor vlutuisina
annAm.
It is delicately perltuned. and entirely free from th
disagreeable odor of Benzine, and all other resinous
11 alils.
COVNIEHFE1TS
Ot this preparation are extant therefore be sure and
take none but that blch has the autograph of A. IS. W
btLLAlO) on the label. . . ,
Manufactured by the Propiletors, ' .
' : A. B. W. BULLARD & CO.,
WOrtCESTEH, MASS.
, ,. General AgenU tor Pennsylvania, t
L DYOTT A CO.
Ho. 232 North SECOND Btreet, Philadelphia.
For sale by aU Druggists. au
TU TUP
roinitT- ( (1MMON PLRA8 FOR
v " - ' " . ...ITT a T L T I
8ABAU W. KTJMNKItvs. FKEDEKIf K A BJjMSEE.
Bir:-Toowill please take notice that the Court bas
m.n..4 . ...i. . .i. .... !. a divorce a vinculo
L..... .h..ii.. h.iiid In this caae.return-
"DA V . Bepternt.-J 22. a t 1 oJo J k A.
a ..."J'lTA " ItToru.T lor Llbellant.
To I KEVEBlCK A. 8DMSEB, ltepindm:.
DRY GOODS.
M I L L I K E N ' S,
LINEN GOODS ONLY,
No. 828 ARCH Street,
Import Direct from the Best Linen Makers in
Europe, and have always on hand, the
Largest Linen Slock In the City.
Received by Late Steamora from Europe.
HEAVY POWER-LOOM TABLE LINENS, 87M
CENTS.
FINE DAMASK TABLB LINENS BY THE YARD.
FINK TABLECLOTHS, NEW DESIGNS.
FINE NAPKIN H AND DOYLIES.
SUPERIOR LINEN 8QEETIKQ9, ALL WIDTU9.
BEST IRISH SHIRTING LINENS.
T0WELLINO9 IN GREAT YAUIETY.
FANCT BORDERED TOWELS.
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS
Several thousand dozen of Ladles', Gents', and
Children's Handkerchiefs always In store.
LINENS FOR HOTELS ANDSTEAMBOATS.
I supply Hotels and Steamboats with LINES GOODS
at package prices.
GEORGE MILLIKEN,.
LIKEN IMPORTER,
917112 31rp
No. 828 ARCH Street.
J) E P O T FOR
FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
A C A II D .
SHEPPARD.VANHARLINGEN&ARRISON
No. 1008 CHESNIT STREET,
Whose Establishment lor the sale of
House-Furnishing Dry Goods
Is unequalled in the extent and variety of itB assort
ment, beg to announce to Housekocpors renewing
their supply, or persons abont to furnieh, that they
are now receiving thoir
FALL ASSORTMENT
OF
Fresh Linen, Cotton, and Woollen
Goods for Household Use,
SUCH AS
Ltnerii Sheetings, Cotton Sheetings, Pil
low Linens, Pillow Muslins, Damask
Table Cloths, Table Linens, Da
mask Napkins, Bordered Tow
tig, Towellings, CLullts,
Blankets, Table and Piano
Covers,
And every other article suitable for a well ordered
household. 8 14 6m
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,
Have Just Opened from New York,
Handsome riald Poplins, tl 75 par yard.
Plaid Poplins, 1 81.
Tlald Goods, 76 and 87 cents.
Fine French Monnoes, f 112J per yard.
AU-Wool Poplins, S116 per yard.
Black and White Tlaid Alpacas, 41 cents.
Black and Wbite Plaid Poplins, 76 conts per yard.
Fine All-Wool Delaines, 60 and 60 cento per yard.
64 Black All-Wool Delaines, $1, f 1 26, and 81-60
per yard.
Black Alpacas, 81 cents up to 91 26 per yard.
Black Silks, from tl 37 up to 88 per yard.
American Printa, fast colors, 16 and 18 cents.
FLANNELS! FLANNELS I ,
All-Wool and Comet Flannels, very cheap.
All-wool Shaker Flannels, very cheap.
Fine quality Sack Flannels.
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Muslins, at
th very lowest market prices.
Canton Flannels, very cheap.
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, etc. etc
PRICE & WOOD.
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Sts.
N. B. Oust opend
60 dozen Jonvin's Kid Gloves, best quality Im
ported.
60 dozen Kid Gloves, suporlor quality, 81 a pair;
worth 81 60. 18 18
4
A,
H FOURTH AUD AEOH, .
OPENING OF
-x .
FALL G O O u to.
. I'lMii' IBI3II I'OPLINS.
PIM8' PLAID POl'LINS.
i 1 LAID JJEF1N0ES.
CASIIHETtE B0BE9.
. . 61LK8 AUD DBESd GOODS.
BT. BuBSAKD 8UAWI.8.
BT. BERNARD CL0AK.USU.
" EXPESSITE SHAWLS. HlJstuthrp
J. vfl trio n..c n i at.e. np, m
I iiT.IU tj T' I . I. WIT. . n. . i
T ealerS In Linena, n.iw mw. viuuua, ciuurui-
dailes.. Bosie.ry
Oloves. t'oraets, Ilamlkerehleis Plain
and llemstlicbed. Hair, Kail, 'lootli. and Plate Urmlies,
t'oiubs Plain and Fancy Heaps. Penumery, Imported
sod Domestic Pufls aud Pun" Boxes, and an endless
.... e MntlnllS.-
Always on hand a complete stock of Ladles', Oents'.
and C'lilidien's I'ndervests and Drawer) Kngllsh aod
(Jernian Hosiery In Cotton. Merino, and Wool.
i'llb i'ra'He. sn1 Hed Blankets.
Man'eUles, Alleudale, Lancaster, and Honey Comb
Tab'a Linens. Kspslns, Towels, tlatn and Colored
Porierad, German Boli. Bussia and American Crash,
Baaidvale, Welsh, and Shaker Flannels in all grades.
A lull Hue olurterv Diapers of all widths at
Kos. m and m rLNt btre
DRY GOODS.
glX CASES OI1 FINE BLANKETS
Slightly Imperfect, will be sold at a Urf e redaction
THREE 1IUNDRED PAIRS
LARGE BLANKETS,
Slightly damaged, tollable for Ilotel or Family nse,
will be sold low.
HURON BLANKETS,
Heaviest and Best Blankets Made.
Htnniactnred lor, and sold only by
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
8 It Im
"YE HAVE THE ' LARGEST
AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
13
L A N K E T
IN PHILADELPHIA,
Comprising Soma
Sixty-three Different
Qualities. '
MARSEILLES COUNTERPANES,
All Sizes and Qualities, and Lowest
Prices.
Crib and Cradle Quilts,
Worsted Coverlets,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.)
J. C. STRAWB1UDCE & CO.,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
8 IS 8m , . .
So. 102 CHEBNTJT street
E. M. NEEDLES.
Strangers and others will and at
No. 1024 CHESNUT STREET
I A large and complete assortment ol
LACES AND LACE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES,
WHITE GOODS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, VEILS,
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS, r
SLEEVES, ETC. ETC. ETC.,
In great variety, and at LOW PRICES.
E. M. NEEDLES.
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.
U II N I T TJ 11 E.
The Largest Stock in the City
AT BEDUCED. PRICES.
Cottage Chamber Sets,
Walnut Chamber Seta,
Velvet Parlor Suits,
Hair Cloth Suits,
Reps Suits,
Sideboards,
Extension Tables,
Wardrobes,
Lounges, and
f '..r ',t .Mattresses.
A. N. ATT WOOD,
No. 45 South SECOND Street,
lSstnthlm PHILADELPHIA.
J 8 T A B L IS H ED -119 5.
'. i .. jO'J ..it
A. S. ROBINSON
French Plate Looking-Glasses,
ENGRAVINGS PAINTING, DRAWINGS EIC
Uanulacturer of all kinds of .
Looking-Glase, Portrait, and Pio
tttro Frames to Order.
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
THIBD DOOB AUOVB THE CONTINENTAL,
rBiLADxniA.- 8 16
O HOUSEKEEPERS.
I have a large stock ol every variety oi
FURNITURE
Which I will sell at redncea prices, consisting ot -.
PLAIN AKD MARBLE TOP COTIAGB BDIT8
WALNPT CHAMBER HTJ1TS.
PABl-OK HUI1 IN VELVS1T PLUSH'
PAKLOK 8CIT8 IN H1K CLOTH.
PABLOBMJITS IM KRPH.
8l(tboards, Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Bookcasec -Mattresses,
Lounges, etc etc
P. P. OUSTINE
8 N. E. corner SECOND and BACK Btreeta.
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE.
Large Assortment of the Latest
Styles
On hand, and will be sold this coming season at very
D'Oderate prices, at
l. LUTZ'S Furniture Establishment,
3m No. 121 Sonth FXEVEHTH Strest
JpUEKIT URE
TWENTY-FIVE
RE D UCED
PER CENT
Dmlng the Bummer Season, we will sell lrom our Im
mense Stock ol
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE,
AT A KEDUCTIOX OP TWENTY-FIVE PIR CENT,
OFF KEOULAB PRICES.
GOULD & CO.,
N. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets,
And also at the New Establishment, 1 ,
2 10 5o N os. 37 and 39 N ortn BECON D 8 tree
QREAT OARGaTns
IN ,. , .
BLANK BOOKS,
PAP EES ASD ETELOPES,
; ; Tt- ;7K3. i-W PEJCILdj
PRINTING AJ!D ESGRAVfKG,
AT BRYS0N ft SON'S,
8tuthlm . 8 North 8IXTU titreet.