THE DAILY EVENING- TELEGRAPH. PIULADELPniA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 18C0.
HUM) ERS IN NEW YORK.
. Ma Killed by a Blow with a Ilrlek
Oaaueeeiiifal Attempt to Ilscover the
Assailant.
A caoe of homicide, involved in considerable
WTfttTy, was nroupht to tbe attention ot (kro
ner Wlldpy yeetertlay. It appears that on the
Bifrhtoftho llth ult., nhortly alter tnlilnieht,
three young men. named Patrick McDonougli,
John f'lyim, and Thoniiis MeUowan, all of whom
if side in East Eleventh street, became engaged
in a quarrel opposite No. 145 in that siren. This
quarrel originated in !otne Intlingdippute about
some money matters. Flynn whs very much
intoxicated, and a scuffle ensued between him
and McUowan, which ended in Flynn being
knocked down. At this juncture some unknown
man called out, "(Jive Flvnn a show." McDon
ttniiti then ran out ot the hallway in which the
ecuflle took place, and the stranger ran away,
pursued by McDonough.
During the chaae the unknown man turned on
his pursuer and struck him on the bead with a
brick or stone, fracturinn his skull, and escaped.
McDonouch, was taken to his residence, No. 145
Kaft Eleventh street, and attended by a piivi
cian. He lingered until yesterday morning,
when he expired from the effects ot the tniury.
Etiorts were made bv the Seventeenth Precinct
police to discover the assailant, but without
avail.
An inquest In the, case was yesterday held by
Coroner Wildey, at the Heveuteenttt Precinct
Station House, wrcro the evidence of various
witnesses was taken, and the following verdict
rendered:
"That the said Patrick McDonouph came to
a is death by Iracture of the skull, at the bauds
ot some person or persons unknown.
Deceased was thirty years of age, and a native
of Ireland.
At the request of the Coroner, Captain Mount,
f tbe Hcventeenth Precinct, will rene his
efforts to discover me man by whom Mc
Ikinouph was aicaulted. There is, however,
tont little prospect of success, as the man was
not seen by cither of the parties except Ale
Donough, the deceased.
Flynn, who had been arrested, was dis
charged by the Coroner, there being uo evidence
against him.
Probable Murder In a Brotlicl.
A probable case of brutal and fatal assault
was partially developed yesterday aliernoou by
Captain Steers, of Seventeenth Precinct. At
about 3 o'clock Captain Steers received infor
mation to the eil'ect that a woman had died sud
denly at the low biothcl kept Dy Michael Hoey,
at No. Via (ireenwich street, us was alleged,
from the ellccts of a brutal healing received at
the hands of the proprietor and his barkeeper,
named John Chuw.ien. Captain Steers pro
ceeded to the place, and on investigation ascer
tained that a woman named Mary Piukney, who
was en ployed as a cook at the place, hud died
suddenly during the afternoon.
The Captain also was informed that either
last night or yesterJay intimitis a quarrel hud
ensued between lloey ana the deceased woman,
during which lloey mid Clanssen beat mid
kicked her about the head, body, and abdomen
in a most brutal manner, until she was almost
insensible, and the female inmates of the house
put her m bed. As she arvw rapidly worne, Dr.
Shine, wuose oliico was m the same hou.se, was
tiiiniinoned at about 10 o'clock in the morning,
and he attended tnc woman until she died, at 1
o'clock in the alternooii.
Whether the whole lacts in the case were re
potted to the physician does not appear, but
that gentleman, although he. had at courted the
woman but lour times before death, gave tbe
necessary burial certificate, which is contrnry to
law. But lor the information conveyed to the
Captain, the remains ot the woman would, no
doubt, have been buried out ot sight, and tne
crime would have been buried with her.
Captain Steers, ou learning all the facts In the
case, at once arretted Hoey and Clanseu, and
conveyed them to the station house, where
they were locked up lor the uight. Eight of the
girls who live at the brothel were also taken in
custody and detained as witnesses in the case.
The place was also closed up, and au otiicer lclt
in charge ot the rc mains and the premises.
Coroner Naumarm was potihed ot the case,
and called at the station, Ho took posesiun
of the ccrtiUcate granted by the physician in
attendance. Au inquest will be held to-day.
-JJr, Ttcsa" ItobiDSon will tiiukd a post-morieui
examination Of the remains of that unfortunate
woman, when the causo of death will be ascer
tained. It i3 stated that the body ot the de
ceased bears marks of fearful violence. Hoey is
thirtv-lour veurs of ago and Clausfien is twenty
Feveii. Both are natives of Ireland. JV. ir.
Wori to-dap,
AMUSEMENTS.
Italian Opeba. Monday, October IV Is announced
as tbe night tor tue dtbut ot the celebrated pr,m bujf'ol
fiignor oiorgln Ronconl. who will appear in the comic
optra of L'nfpino t la Comare.
Hbw Cuebsut Stkket Xbeatbi Mr John K. Owens
week in London, and In New York for two hundred
appears to-nlcht In hit famous character of ' Uncle
ftolon Hhlngle" in the new comedy of Uncle Solon Shin
ale. 'Ibis is Mr. Owens' most noted roU. lie periormed
'Uncle colon Millie" to lame audiences lur eight
aad twenty-tlve nights. Mr. Owens will be supported
by all ot the lavorues of the Chesnut btreet corps dnt
tnai que. and they will b( put upon the stage in an ad
mirable manner. Tbe laughable larca of J hn JJ,bb
wU also be Riven, with Owjns as "Peter Paternoster,"
and Mr. Ueorge U. Clarke as '-John iiobbs."
New Abch Htbkbt Theatbe The new play entitled
7Tw Fait Family, which has been so successful in Lon
don and New York, will be produced, with new scenery
and a very strong cast Mrs. John Drew enacts the part
f "Cloti de, a rich widow," sut porM bv Mr Griffiths,
Miss K. Price, Miss Annie Ward. Mr Owen Marlowe,
Mr Mordaunt, Mr. Frank Blvers, and a 1 the ia-ontc ot
the Company. Tbe Cumtcal I nice of That llhiied baby,
wttb Mr. Uemple In the cast, will conclude ibe per
formance. Walndt Stueet Theatbb. Mr. John Brougham ap
pears this evening as ' Mr, Foxglove," In his own bril
liant and bean til ul comedy of Fliei in the Web, and as
O'Ca.latihau" in JJi Latl Lqt. This will form an
attractive entertainment.
Nbw American Theatbe. Mr. Joseph Troctor wll
make his appearance this evening as 'The Jlbhenaine
eay," In 'iss Medina's stirring drama of Nick of the
Wiiodt Mr Proctor has been very successful in this
play in the East and Went, He will be supported by the
entire Company.
Academy or Mcsfc Dumel Dougherty, Esq., will
deliver an oration this evening before the members ot
the Union League and ti e citizens of Phlladelpnla.
lie will have a crowded house
Assembly Buildings Bober: Heller remains with
nautili. To night lie auniunces six splead iduewacis
Including Robert Hon'ln's wonderlul ' Orange Tree '
blooming and bearing fruit " The '-Wood Minstrels"
give a onr-crt, and Mr. Uellor plays anew plaulatlc
programme.
National Hall. Thl temple has been thoroughly
renovated and the Lincoln Memorial Tableaux will be
exhibited here fur the tirst time Hit evening.
The Family Rksobt. t arncross & Dlxny's great
star troupe oi sable serenade. appear in a great bill this
evening. Their Upeeirt'i frolic Is lucresNlnK in popu
larity It will be repeated to nit tit, wiih other good
things.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional City JntcUtgencesee Second Page.
A Spunky Hat. Who baa not read the
learful legends of the liliinu where the wicked old
nobles were occasional. y cut short iu their mortal
fcxhMeoco by the swarms of revengeful rats that
Would overrun their castles!1 Tney say, however,
that numbers irunerally Rive curao, hut want will
we say abtmi the attack of a so nary rat upon a man
and a dog?
This hi the storv. Oflicor Evans, wh-lo on his
beat last night, accompanied by a pet teirior, caino
across a lurgo black rut. " larrv" nilaoked the rar
and the rat showed iitfht in such scientific earnest
that the doft came otrnecond bust, and was utterly do.
moralized. Ollioor bviuis was tlien atticked iu turn,
ud several times did tho rodoubtable rut assault the
ilioer, and each time mounted his breastworks, and
three times was he beaten down. The third time trio
rut was a In Uo gnmnud and a sood deal demora
lized, and at tempted to escape by putting himself
(iiierauy, not imitapliyBlculiy,) up a spout, iu iu
attempt he was kinod.
Bad Boy. kn unfortunate youth who,
witn dreams of future clory, loft his home la
tiotham and wandered in thu it. brought ud at
the Fourth District Police Station on Saturday
evening. The youth tn ountinn. whs bears the
rather veneral name or John Smith, was minus that
essential requisite to getting along; in the world,
r. eash. and was sent to the Kt .lnlm's Ornhau
Jtsylain by Alderman Hurley, ea the eharf a ot ah-
Thk Great Base Ball Matcvi. Th
(rrrat niatch beiween the Atlantic-, of .Now York,
and the Athle'ics, of this 3'ty. tl the g reat cvorita
of the day. Notwitliotanalog the ImvBonsn eirorts
to acoommodate all the visitors to th crounds, not
ono flith ot those desiring to see tbe ctame can possi
bly be accommodated. Oyer twenty thousand
tickets have been sold. At 1 o'clock the crowd
bet an to arrive, and thera are thousands who will
have to be outsiders.
i be Atlantic nine arrived in this city last evening
from Jiow York, in company witfi a larre deten
tion from that city. The following are the names
of the nine: Chorles Mnitli, Cnnrlos Mrlls, Thomas
l'ratt. Joreph Htart. Frndorick train, Rlohard
Pierce, John Chapman. John ualvla, J. Ferguson.
Tbero is the greatest (nthuMBm amongst tho
base-ball iratern ty in regard to this match, which
will be a most exciting one.
Numbebof Arrests Dtjrino thb Tast
Month lh following exhibits the number of
arrests daring the past month. Tho greater
part were drunk and disorderly cases, of small! ac
count Dittrtct. No.ofArrttii-'DittricU ho.of Arrrttt.
1 24 12 W
2 618 13 818
8 4A9 14 V6
4 2! 15 61
6 278 lfl 170
6 22ft Kevrve Corps 17
7 130 i'ark Police 4
8 18 Harbor Police
2i!2 Central 68
10 2ilt
11 212 Total.... 4644
Row in A Bker Shop. Mmon Weldcn
berger, with several ot his companions. It Is alleged,
went into a lacer beer saloon at tho corner of Law
rence and Thompson streets, and not being able to
obtain any liqnor, proceeded to smash things In gen
eral, and glares In particalar. The affair occurred
about 9 o'clock last niaht, ana created quite a dis
turbance In the neighborhood, the proprietor of
tne saloon, it is alleged attempted to p icity the dis
turber ot bis peace, when they (rave him a drub
bing. Hm.in, wno was the ringleader, was arrested
with one or two others, and had a bearing bolore
Alderman shoemaker, who held him to answer in
the sum or 1(100, and eight others In smaller
amounts for disorderly conduct.
Connubial Felicity. From all accounts
Robert Androws is one oi those deleclab e pooi.
mens of humanity or rather tne want of it who
occasionally figure in tho police reports under the
head of "beating Ins wife " Robert ts. to tell thu
truth, what most men would call a brute, although
it is certain a Drtite would to ashamed of thoco ii
paricoii. Ho (Robert), while in a state of Inebriety,
mado a violent a-sault and taitcrv on his yife, beat
lug and bruising her verv badly, lat Saturday even
ing. He then sal down on a littlo child, and injured
it very severely. Tho fellow was arretted and had
a hearing beloro Alderman Shoemaker, who com
mitted him to answer.
Rescuing a Prison kr. John Gardner,
who is nob a lover oi human liberty that ho is said
to go to extreme limits to carry out all his idoa,
was arrested Inst night for rescuing a prisoner from
a police oflicor. He succeeded in getting tho pri
soner off, but was not so fortunate himself, as he
was arrested. Tbo affair occurred at Hopo and
Jellerson streets, and there were ono or two others
concerned in it, oneoi whom, James McVev, was
arrested st Front and Masror street, on the charge
ot inti rfertneo with the olflcer. Thoy were both
committed bv Aldermpn Shoemaker. Gardner in
default oi tfllOO and McVey m default ot $8U0, to
answer.
A '"Bummer" in Trouble. John Burns,
one ot those classical individuals who imagines that
tho word owes them a living wi'hout doing any
thnijf to warrant the collection of it, was arrested
ou bamrduv evening on tho charge of larceny.
V but aroused I lie suspicions of tho ponce was the fact
of Johnny e having a quantity of fine white shirts
stowed away snugly under his ami. As he was
not in circumstances to mdulpo lawfully in such
luxuries, it naturally occurred to tho police that he
enmo into their possession without coin?
through the legitimates formalities ot trade. He
bad a hearing before Recorder Encu, who hold him
in JSiiOO to anrwer.
SnoT in the Late Kiot. Georpe Lenoir,
another of the sufloi ers by the late not is Iving in
rattier a seuous condition He had a pistol ball
taken out ot the back of his thigh having passed
tlirouph Irom tho front.
Another of the noton, named Robert Hamilton,
was aires' cd list Saturday on a warrant tamed by
A derman Lu z, He had a preliminary hearing
befoio Aldei man Flood, who bound him over in tne
sum ot $1000 lor a lurtner heurinc bolore Alderman
Lutz.
Pugnacity. An excitable individual, re
joicing in tho cogi.oinen of James Graham, was
at rented last Saturday evening in Norns stn ii n"
tho charge ot assault ud battclT. It Is alleged that
lie get Jl'to n viO'Oi.t Blt-rcution on some point iu
politic)!, and a his opponent could not see the torco
of ofto peties ot arguments, be undertook to try an
other the knock down argument, tie succeeded
in petting himselt arrested ard nut in Umbo, and
lind a hearing he I ore Alderman Clouds, who held
him in i. 600 to appear at Court.
Suspicion op Larcf.ny. Jesso Mitchell,
a colored man, was arrested at Delaware avenue
ana Arch street, on the charge of being concerned
in robbing; one ot the officers of a river steamer omu
time ago. He Is supposed to know ail about tbe
occurrence, and who the real parties in the affair
are. He wan arrested last evening and had a hear
ing this morning before Alderman Godhou, who
held mm In S8C0 to answer.
Carrying Concealed Deadly Wea-
ponb 1 wo men, named Roderick Da y and James
AlcJSally, whilst acting; in a drunken and disorderly
manner last evening, were arrested, and on exa
mining tbeir persons a large dirk knifo was found on
the person of McNally and a ' billy" on Daly. They
were each held in the sum of $600 bail by Aldurmau
Hutchinson,
Important to Invincibles. See the
Marshal's omer lor the West Chester trio this
evening. Members assemblo at 6 o'clock.
Intkbebtino Letters fuom (Joveunou Cur-
tin and Hon. Lkonahd Myers, The following
correspondence between the Hon. L. Myers and the
Governor is of interest to all Penosylvanian. The
high position of both parties ensures iu rellabllily :
HAHRienuiiQ, August 7. Dear Sir: It is always
agreeable to a puuhc man to feel that he enjoys tho
confidence oi ms constituency, anu mar. ue naa so
lullilled the trusts committed to his care as to do
sorve their approbat.on I awaited the adjourn
ment of Congress to thank you lor the zeal, effi
ciency, ana tidoltty jou lent to me advocacy ot the
bill you introduced, and which passed into a law at
tho last session ot Congress, to reimbuiso money ad
vanced by the Mate iu I8ti8. at the requestor the
President and (secretary of War.
Having tailed to U'ocure the appropriation at
preceding sessions of Congress, although earnest y
pressed by the Legis.uture ot this State and oir
members ol Congress, and as my term ot office ex.
pired before auother ettort could be mide, I watched
the progress ol your bill with much solicitude,
ar.d while the interest of the people was laithluuy
erved by our entire detonation in aiding the pas
sageof vour appropriation, I nave nevoriaied tospeak
ot your able, persistent, and successful effoiu as
deserving the tnauksot tbe State.
When reflecting upon tne gnat questions upon
which vou were called to act during tbo late session
ot Congress it must be a gratification to you to loet
that you guve tins measure, also so just anu equita
ble tn all nspects, your earnest and elficicnt sup
port. Very respectlully, your obedient servant,
A. (i. Coutin.
Hon. Lkohard Myi-:kr.
l'HILADELPniA, AugUSt8
on, AnartAO C. Curlin, lioitrnor of I'ennytvanla.
Dear Sir : I cannot tool othnrwiso than gratiiiud
at voi.r very complimentary letter upon the uiwsaire
bv I ouirress ol my bid roiinMu-Bing: 4,700.000 to our
Hiato. too moiisuro now, ver, was, as ouwollru
lunrk, "just and exmtnble iu nil le.pccts" audi
oulv did mv duty in presenting and uririni it.
The money was advanced by somo ot tho bun is of
I UilHdcipiiio, no tm r loneress nor tm sute L'?i'l
future being then iu gestuou to puv tnoso trooos irom
out rttuto who, iu tho great emorgeu'iy of lMlia. vol
unieered to repol the invaders, and prossedthPiu
luck towards 1 lie Uocisive battle-j;rouna ot tiiowur,
nt (lottvHburg.
Wlieu tho Ijealslnturo mot, tho State, at vour
Instance, promptly as.-tiruod and atterwurds paid this
Hum. Mr l.uiuclu and die hecrptuv of War lul
lilled tlieir promise to recon iuend tho reimburse
ment, and, in spite ol delays ana i-tronu opnosnion,
it Is h pleasure to loel that i-ouress at mil recog.
nied tiie validity ot the claim.
Tbe part which l'eniisvlvuiiia'. orein the war to put
down the Rebellion and Philadelphia did her lu l
share is, Indeed, a proud one. I no records ot th
w ar Department show that we luruiuhod ovor
m .000 soldiers to defend the Union.
These worn exc nsive of the militia who, in 1862,
18C3. and 1804. sprang to arms nt a momeut'a notice
to resist the Rebel hordes, and in addition to our
gallant sailors, who, rnualiy with thoir comrades ou
the land, aided to render the American name more
illustrious than ever. Yet it adds to the fame of our
.goodly Cojninonwea'tb thai, taroughout the war,
she bad in vonrselt a Oovernor waose every pulsa
tion wt for his country, and who u known as tne
friend ol its defender.
rieased to have received commendations from
inch a source, 1 am, with sincere regard,
Xonri very respectfully,
LroNARB Mtrrh.
Ill TBB Mikt.
It Is a splendid thin to be
Stationed in our groat Mint.
And, daily, hard bricht cr.ih to tee
Oi wbion to gain a squint,
OnWide that building, is but rare,
Although it seems so common there.
And 'tis a charming slgnt lor those
Kndowed with true good taste,
To see the heaps ot handsome clothes
That in the Tower aierXAced!
1' e are prepared with an uniu-unlty full ami mm
prehemnwe ttock of Men't, ImUhi', and Boy'
and Winter Clothing, which tne tire tclinij at MOCK
LOWKH PRICKS THAN HAVE BEEN KNOWN FOR REV B
RAL years. Congratulating our patron and tlte
puolio gtntraUy upon th decline in th price of ma
terial which render (hi postiM. v invite an
examination. Tower Hall,
No, 618 VI arkkt Street,
Rkwwbtt ft Co,
HrMPHRtY'S' HOMfljOPATRIO SPECIFICS had
their origin in a great public want moaicioos for
all the common wants of enlightened Hie corativos
that lather, mother, nurso, or traveller could always
have with them, and a'ways rely upon so simple,
that mlstoko could not he made In the selection j so
harmless that all might use them with impunity,
and ao efficient that all might rely upon them with
safety, buch they have proved. Thousands ot
families use them dally for all the all moots and sick
n esses ot life, and rare'y are seriously sick, or have
need lo call a pnyslcian. Thousands taking some
smglo specifio have cured themselves ot chronlo
diseases, which have been tho bane ot their lives,
and upon which they have spent hundreds in vain;
and among the millions who use them, none are
found to question thoir rtirity or effloacy. Every
family should have a case. See advertisement.
Aew York Citizen, Apritl, 1866.
The Keen to the City. Now that most of our
citizens have returned homo, we would remind those
ot tho masculine gender thai tho extensive and first
class Clothing House of Charles Stokes fc Co. have
on band a superior lot of Fall and Winter Clothing,
wh ch ibey are now selling at reduced prices. Tue
styles are a 1 new this season.
Cbahi.es Stokes ft Co.,
Under the Continental.
FIve-Twtnty Coupons,
Duo Kovembor 1,
Wanted by
Drkxf.l ft Co.,
No. 84 South Ihirdstrcot.
To soldiers of Mkxicas War and War or
1812.
Land Warrants wanted.
Hewes Emio & Co ,
No. 60 south Third stroet,
Philadelphia.
Ox Saturday (hero was a crowd in front of tho
Custom House to boo tho men turned out. but
nothing iu comparison to the throng iu trout ot the
Continental to soe Flaherty, opposite, turn out his
cigars and tobacco.
Caramels; Caramels Caramels Geore
W. Jenkins has as fine an assortment of Caramels
of all flavors as can be had anywhere.
Yon are attracted to It F. Rolmer's Gallery,
No. 624 Arch Btreet, oy the superior rhotographs
and tho moderate charges.
Tare Ater b marbparilla to purify tho blood
and remove uinior, pimples, boils, and sores, which
onlyexmbit the rottenness within.
Twelfth and Chf.snut is tho place to purchase
( oik lattresses and ISeuuing, and to have your Fur
niture reupbolstercd, varnished, and repaired by
practical woikmen.
iPYOUdesiro perfect l'ietures ofany kind, go to
Leonard May's Gallery, at the S. E. corner of Sixtn.
and Cnllowhill streets. He will bu sure to suit you.
Give him a cad.
CoMPOrsD Ikterept Notes. 7 8-10 and 5-20g
wanted. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 S. Third St.
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Scpeiuor Styles op Kkady-m ape Clothing,
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Popular Clothi.no House,
.iak Hall,
Pouthca-t corner Sixth and Market Streets.
M AUUIIiD.
(lltlFFEN BKOWN. On the2lth of .Inly. 1H6H, by the
Hev. Jared Hamcs Peters, of the Third liap'lst Church,
Jlr MAHI'lM GUUFEN to MAGGlli A. BKOWN, both
of Phlludelpnia
GttEtiG TURNER On Monday. October 1. 11SB. in
Trinity church, Philadelphia, by the Itev. Daniel Wash
bum, Rector. Mr. I.AEItTKS L Git EGO. of New York
city, and Aliss J KriNIE R., eldest daugbterot William
li. Turner, Ksq., ol this city.
I ) T K T.
ALF.XANDER.-On the 29th instant, CHARLES
ALI.XAMl'l.R, in the "Oth year of his axe,
Hie relatives and Irlends of the faun y are respectfully
invited to utieiiU his mneral. trom his laie residence,
Ko. 1122 Wistar street, on Tuesday afternoon at it
o'clock. To proceed to Monument Cemetery.
FULLER. Suddenly, on Hunday. September SO,
PLANCH. aauKhter ol Abbott U. and Matte b. Fuller,
agiU 2 yeurs and 9 mouths.
i he relatives and iriends of the family are Invited to
attend the funeral, tioiu the residence oi her parents.
No. 1910 Green street, on Tuesday at U o'clock M.
LYNN Suddenly, on Sunday last, SAMUEL M.
LYSN. aed 20 years.
Ills friends are Invited to attend his funeral, en Tues
da v n. xt at i o'clock, irom the residence ol H. Uough,
Jr.'. o. 621 N Mevenih S'leet.
WASTE OP OIL. BY CARELESSLY PUT
tini; down an oiler, is prevented by tbo patent
Billclcs, as from tbeir peculiar shape tbev Immedi
ately place themselves uprlKht. Sizes sultnble for
Alaeblnuiis or lor Sewlnx Macalnes, and those of the
usual description, tor sale by &
No. gao (Eight Thlrty-fl ye) MARKET St., below Ninth.
BRANDS WITH MOVABLE OR PKRMA
nent letters tor marking Tools, etc , furnished at
the Hardware Store ot TRUM A N A SHAW
N o. twft Kight l nirty-nve) MARKET St.. below Nleh.
PHOTOGRAPHERS, PICTURE-FRAME MA
kers, IxiokinK Glass Dealers, and othois who use
Iron i-crew Eyes, Brats Rinifs Knobs. Na Is ana Hooks,
Tacks, Brads. Ac, are invited to examine the assort
ment ot those aiticles at Till' MAN AbUAW'S,
So. as ( Emm Thirt-avel MARKET St.. below Ninth.
" TJE THAT HATH EARS TO HEAR, LET
11 BIM HEAR "Instruments to assist the hoar
liiK at MAUElKA'it, No. 115 K.TENTU Street below
l hesnut 9 Ira
BARBER'S I M PROVED
PEKISCOPIC SPKCTACliKS.
Superior to all others. Thy excite the woadvr and
ailmitation of all who use them. i, uuntuctorv and
Sales-rooms, No. 244 N. EIGHTH Bjreet, l'hlia., Pa.
OPKR A 7il,A SSES.
Aseortmer t lame and varied. Prices low. 9 24 3m
vi WAR B D11TO N,
FASHION AHLK II ATTFR,
No. 430 CHESMIT Street,
9 i; -Next door to Post Otllee.
.TON 1' BUT THK BEST
a' .t.itv - i r a D ih t purnn r r a r
CAUEKLiLLY Pit" PA Hi D.
AI A I I.OWKS P KATK..
FATIFA"HOV HTARNTEKI).
tllm ,1 KVAVS .BltOAl) an t KILBESTi
o
FF TllK TRACK !
BEST BREAD EVES MADE!
AKHATKID BREAD,
MADE WITHOUT YEAST, HANDS, Oft
FEltMESTATlOSI.
Never HOUR a perfect protection against CHOLERA.
It Is rulsed by Carboniu Acid ias, which Is the best
known IiISINt ECTANT.
FIFTY 1-OLLAUS REWARD If It can be proved by
competent witnesses that It Is uabealtby.
MADE WHOLLY BY MACHINERY.
CURES DYSPEPSIA SURE I
Call for It at yout Grocery,
FULLER 4. JOHNSON,
9 aiwflmtp 'o. 16 B. E1GBTEESTH StreeU
FOURTH EDITION
THE CHOLERA IN BALTIMORE
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO TDK KVXNINQ TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore, October 1. There have been six
deaths from Asiatic cholera here daring the
past week, and fifteen to twenty cases. Thcro
is no mistake in the malady now being here.
There was one death to-day and some new cases.
All cases heretofore reported resulted from the
imprudent eating of oysters, cucumbers, vege
tables, and careless living. It creates much
excitement, and the weather is considered un
favorable. The health authorities are very vigi
lant, and hope to check the disease. Its preva
lence was kept secret. Several days ar;o the
steamer North Point, late from Havana, was
sent back to quarantine with cholera aboard.
FR05I WASHINGTON THIS I. M.
special despatch to the evening teleoraph
.Santa Anna la Washington.
WA?niuoToi, October 1. Santa Anna is in
Washington, und seems now to be cultivating
the acquaintance of the Mexican Liberals, but
Is dktriiKtcd by them.
The Marine Corps.
On Satarday orders were issued to dispnd
recruiting for the Marine Corps, there being at
present a full complement of men.
Iatett Markets by Telegraph.
New York, October 1. stock" better. Chicago
and itock Island, lO?;;; Cumberland prelerrod, 6ii ;
Illinois Control scrip, 124 ; Michigan oonthern, 8 J J;
Wow York Central, 114J ; Ueadinir, 117; Hudson
Hiver. 12!); Canton Company, 66? ; Erie liai road,
Btii: Western Union Te eeraph. 66; United Ntatg
Coupons, 1802. 1121; do. 18i, 109' : do 1S-M5, ItiSlj) ;
Ten-fonies, ireasury Notes, lOO.'ojlOtif ; Gjid,
M5j! HO: Sterling Exchange, 8 Is asked.
Philarta. Stock Exchange Sales, Oct. 1
Keported by De Haven & Bro., jso. 40 1. Third street.
BETWEEN BOARDS.
20 U.S 7 80s.Auft.10KJ 400 art Hearting. ..bCO 69
81746 23 rittBhil scrip. 78 1000 sh do 68
$1000 Mor Can 2 nt.. 90 I 100 Bti do 6:
8KK,Citv03new.. 90S 100. i sh do DtiO. 68J
fttoco do.
mil
OS'S'
981'
051,
100 sn Cata Dt 81 f
100 sh do.... .b80 8U
3.'J00 do
26 0 W Chos 7
8477 l'a 6s
4(i0sh lazeh...
100 sli do bft VI
100 sh do.... sOO. 81 J
60 sh i!i Val 64i
31 sh 1'enn B 57 J
SECOND BOARD.
$10000 W J honds. . . . 84 200 sh fata pt 31J
100 sh Sell N pf. . .bGO 873 luO sh do 311
100 xn Heading K..683 100 sh do 31
200 sh do 682
BONNET OPENING.
Wednesday, October 3, 1866.
WOOD & GARY,
Yo. 725 IIIEUT STREET.
10 1 rp ti
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOFSAFES
'pIE "EVANS & WATSON"
S JL F E
AUWAYS RELIABLE.
The "Inside Door" Safe Never
Fails.
Philadelphia, September 26, 1866.
JJE8HHH. EVANS & WATSON:
Gentlemen : Abont six years ago we purchased from
you one of your Flre-Proot Sates, which we placed in
our m'U on Market street, west of the bridge. Yester
day morning our mill was destroyed by fire, and tho
Bate falling into the cellar amongst the ruins, was sub
jected to a gbeat beat. After the fire was subdued we
opened the Sale, and found our mney, books, papers,
policies of insurance, etc eto, fekfectlt pbeseuved.
We cheerfully recommend your Sale to ail desiring pro
tection In the event of lire
Itet-pectlully yours,
PETERION & MARSHAL!.,
No. 3042 Market street.
We take pleasure in retbrrlng to the above certificate,
which, with the many others In our possession, proves
our Safes to be, as we have always represented them, a
PERFECT protection. We are the sole manufacturers of
Safe w Ith Inside or double doors. Oar prices are lower
than other makers, and we earnestly desiie all seeking
a Sate with the greatest security, to examine our lartte
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
EVANS & WATSON,
No. 811 CIIESNUT St.
9 17 6trp
gYANS & WATSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRE AND BUEGLAR-PR00F
S A. F E S
DESIGNED FOB
Batik, Mercantile, or Dwelltus-Houae l'a
Established Over 25 Years.
Over 24,000 Safes iu Use.
The only Safes with Inside Doors.
Never lose thoir Fire-Proof Quality.
Guaranteed free from Dampness.
Sold at Prices Lower than other makers.
WAItEltOOMSt
No. 811 CIIESNUT Street,
ruiLAiJELpniA. Lib bp
Or EIGHTY SPLENDID PHOTOGRAPHS
OV . of Female 1 eauties will be sent five by mall for
60contn. AdJNM A. bMlXU CO., ISox'tf, Station A,
JiW YORK. ; V'lb6
U
NADULTEKATED LIQUORS ONLY
. STORK AND VAIUTS.
Ko. wTHESNrjr streeit.
Nearly OppealU tbe Post Office
PHILADELPHIA.
Tnmtt u wpplled gr.:er ftow the CottBtry Vtpt
tUiPddv, 63,'
DRY GOODS.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. 28 SOCHI SECOND STREET,
OPENS THIS MORNING,
F 11 O M AUCTION,
FORTY LOTS OF
LONG AND SQUARE
13 It O C II E SHAWLS,
OPENED AND FILLED CENTRES,
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
9 26 wfm!t4p
CUBWEN STODDART & BRO.
JpALL AND WINTER GOOD3
FOR
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
A FULL LINE OF
Bit ) ARC LOTUS,
CASSIMEIIES,
COATINGS,' ETC.,
IROM RECENT AUCTION SALES.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450. 452, and 454 N. SECOND St.,
829St ABOVE WILLOW.
FAR IES & WARNER,
No. 229 North NINTH Street,
HAVE Ol'fNED TO-DAY,
1 cnee Cotton and Wool fitiakor Flannels, 31c.
1 do. Fine ao. tlo, do. do. 40c.
Yard-wide all-wool Hbaker Flannels.
All-wool Flannels, 3o, 87j, 45 60 to 1.
lltavy Bid and Grey 1'willxd Flannels. ,
Double-width ail-wool Shirting Flannels, $1-40.
All-wool Cassimcre, for boys' wear, 80, 90, and 05c.
Large size all-wool lllankots, $6 75, worth $8.
Crib Bliuiktts, job lot, just rece.yedj!sr75.
1) cached Canton Flannols, 28 81, 07j. and 40c.
Unbleached do. do. 20. 22, 25, 31, 33, 35, and 37:s.
Blrachod Mu-lins, 20, 22, 23, 21, 25, to H'.k.
Unbleacbed do 18,21,25, 8c, etc.
35c. for l,1 yard-wide I'illow-cmo Muslin.
Ladies' and Gents' Alrnno Vests, all prices.
Heavy Tower-loom Table Linens, 87;,o to 81.
Linen Handkerchiefs, Towels, Napkins, Crash, etc.
Fine assortment Calicoes, 15, 182 20, 22, and23c.
Boys' colored bordered Hdkt., from auction, 15c.
I.udits' and Gents' Hosiery at lowest jinces.
Hoop Skirts, warranted for six months.
Customers will find our prices riRht, lor what we
sayo in expenses we take oil of profits, consequently
can sell lowt-r than those under enormous cxpouscv
PARIES & WARNER,
9 2! Nb. Z19 North N IN T a sstreet.
ROB HOY PLAIDS.
VICTORIA PLAIDS.
McIMMJS PLAIDS.
ItOVAL SICAItr PLAIDS.
HICII POPLI5S.
MKRIXOES.
ALL-WOOL C ASIIMICUKS.
FHOM LA TK AUHIV.VLS.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452. and 454 N. SECOND St..
Bt ABOVE WILLOW.
ITaUlITH STREET RIPBON STORE.
U AO. 107 K, filUllTII HTKKET,
Four Doors iroin Arch.
I would most resnectmlly announce to tne Ladies
ficncrully that 1 have now open most careiully se
eded stock of .
FALL MILLINKKY GOODS,
Comprlslnir
1K1MMIKG AND BONNET RIBBONS.
In all widths, qualities, und styles.
VELVET ltlliUOIVS,
Black, colored, every width and shade,
II OA IV KT VELVETS, SATINS, SILKS,
In all desirable shades.
Also, a handsome assortment of
ritiLNCH KLOWI.K.S, t'fc,Tlir.RS. TLUMES, ETC..
LADIrg'ANl) OHILlXtfcN'S HAl'S
Of the newest shapes and styles Ornaments, Maltnes.
I he best
FRrNCU akd NEW YOK YORK BO VNKT FRAMES,
which wi 1 he all sold at the lowest market pricea. No
trouble to show goods.
JULIUS 8ICIIKL,
27 l?t Ko. H'7 N. KIOIlTil Htreet.
Country orders carefully, s heretofore, attended to.
CHEAP DRY GOOuS, CARPETS, OIL
Cloths and Window Hhades. V. E. ARCF1AM
BAtTLT, N. h. comer of hLbVENTH anl MAHHrf
Htrsts opened this mornuiH, trom auction, lUu pieces
ot miiralu Ciirpets, at only mi, 62, 1! tt7e . i, i 'ii, uud
l'Sti. Eutillsh lupestry llnuso s Carpets, only fl-.'iU,
worth i 50 Th te pl Imperial Carpetn, only $i 20.
He up Carpets 37c. Kag Carpets, 96o t nuy and htuir
CarpetH.'ific to ti-00. F.oor Oil cloths, ti'io. Woolen
liru'ets. 81 7i. Malr Oil Cloths, 2.:. Wlnnotv
Shaues, (I up. rialn Shadins bUo. Muslins li)-c.
Klaunela. 37c. Blunkets $6. calicoes, l2o. Cloths. MS
CaSDiiuere. ). mtlnetB, fine. Alpacas. 37c. Mnrliioes.
Fie stoie for tireut bagains, N. K. currier CLE VKN1U
and 11 A UK KT Huecta. 9 21 lin
JLACK SILK MANTILLA VELVETS,
At 3, b8'50, 9, and $10,
FROM A I ATE ACCTIO.V SALE.
CURWEN STODDART & BKOTHER,
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND Stroet,
9 29 3 : ABOVE WILLO VV.
AMAUED ULAXKETS. WE WILL OPEX
this morning 1M) ,airs o: Blankets, lightly damaged
by being tlhcilored with intl go. 'J lic-to lilanketi are
entirely xtrouu unn uood, and inuuy of iboin are as clean
as anv In uurotock. We warrant theui per ect exc ot
Hi la very s li-hi Ul, coloration ou S'uno oi them Their
aie uia c like ihe o l-ia.lilonod ) ng,lh lluili lllank t.
'I hev are tlno. and about Uoiihie thewlnhtof onliiiury
lllankeis. "hev are truly the best biiryalnswe huvo
hud In lliaukeuit price $7 ftO aud ish-si) ner pair; also, of
the name lot. a very superior heavy 11 anket at aft nor
pair! alo,of cermet lilankets every oumitv main, nt
fei.8 price thuu they can ponslbly he bought at any otlicr
place. It. 1. Sit VV. . i'U.Wf.t.1..
) V8 3t No Krjl MARKET Street.
S ELLINd AT A OKEAT SACRIFICE ALL
colors ii h k Gimp anil Glrdies, 1'ancy Timing ami
Ccnibs lW ltliuck MunJ NliUe.i, Unt il llandkerclilois
all of colors Alpaca Kialila and Hairc lira Ida, Hi k ami
Mohair ltliidlng. l.iuen Murt lins uiii ut iimiiii uulurcr .1
prices, e.e. l adles pive us a call heioro buying ei no
where to convince j ourse ves oi fucts
WILLIAM A.OKA KUSruDTRIl'i,
No. 103 N KIOII HI stteet
9 11 lm ext to the N. E. cor. Eighth aud Arch.
J.
C II A M B 10 R 8,
Kt Ult! AIJIMl tiTllVPT
. ... " W.V .
aoveitics opening aauv m
HEAL LACE GOODS,
EMimOIOERIES,
WlIITB GOODS.
Thread Vclla Bargains
Cambric Edglni s and InserHngs-
Real Val. Handkerchiefs.
Linen Collars, Caffs, Sleeve, etc H Ut
DRY GOODS.
M ILLI lilIV'H
LINEN STOUE,
No. 828 A 11 0 II Btroot.
STITCHED SHIRT BOSOMS.
In the making of PHI BT ROOM8 I nee tbo best
Irish Linen ol ray own importation, and employ tho
best machlne-opetators in the cl'T. I am thus an
ablcd to npply my customtrs with
BOSOMS OF UNEQUALLED QUALITY
Plain Plaits, All Size. '
Fancy Bmall Plait
Mixed Plaits.
Woven Bhirt Bosoms, from 374 Ceata.
Embroidered Shirt Bosoms.
Wristbands, Etc. Etc.
IRISH sniUTINO LINENS.
I import the best Linens made In Ireland. Full
lines ot all qualities In
Heavy Golden Flax Irish Linens.
Imperial Irish Linen.
Medium Irish Linen.
Fine Fronting or Bosom Linen.
French Linen, Etc.
GEORGE MILLIKEN,
LINEN IMPORTER,
917 tl2 3lrp
No. HQS ARCH Street.
Nos. 713 and 715 N. TENTH Street,
Have .iunt Opcucil a Full Arsortment of
Choice Colors of
PI MS' IRISH POPLINS.
Plaid Irish Poplins, Plaid Silk Poplins.
A full lino of Choice colors of
EAGLE POULT DE SOIES.
Plain Silks, all grades and qualities.
Plain Corded Silks, choice colors.
Moiie Antiques and Fancy Silks.
Handrome Plain Black Silks.
Plain Silk and Wool Poplins, choioo colors.
Corded Silk and Waol Poplins, choice colors.
Impress Cloth Toplins, selected colors.
Plain French Merinoes, selected colors.
Ollt OWN IMPORTATION,
And tally 15 percent, below market prices. fl0l3t
T F YOL' WANT TO FIND A LARGE ASSORT
J. mcnt in Blank and Colored Velvt te, of all widths,
k WILLIAM LOK KKHHTA DTKR'g,
no- i v . . .y. S U'3 S- hl 1X11
92,1m next to the N. k,. cor Einhto and Arch.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
riHE PICTORIAL COOK OF ABCDOTES
ASV INHUKNTS O H rUK HEIJ. I,LIO.l
Heroic 1 airlotic Homunllc lliiuiurous mut Traidcal
'I tero Is ccrtuln nor inu oi tlm wur tliat will never
no lino the teyular historic s, ami will not iiut embodied
in romance ui.U poclry. which is a very rem part o it
and will i prcfli rveil, convey to succeedlnx neueratioui!
a bettei ides or the spirit of the couillct iln.n many drr
reports orenrolm nurrative ul avouM, and this partmar
be called me josHlp, Hie fun tho pittbos, of I ne war
Tins lliu.-lniU- tho charantor ul tne uars the humor
oi lie i-old ers, the ilevnuon ol women, tho bravery of
men, the lilutk oi mir heroes, thu ruuiauue aud hardsiilns
of the service. Trom ilio beKluiiliiu oi tbo war the
nuiborlias been enuuvied in coll. cunx all the anecdotes
i ounce eu with or i iatmtive i f 1 , ana ba.4 grouped and
olahsitleil them uniterappropilatc heads, aim iu i verv
attractive ionn. 3
'I he vo time is protuscly lliustrnted with over 300 en
gravings by thelir8tartisls. which are leally beauthu :
worthy ol exumina ion m Hpeclmons oi the art Many
ot them arc st Into the body ol the texi.al er tho douu
lar style ol Lousing s Pictorial field KooK oithe Kevolu
tlon. 'Ibe book's conteuts inc ude reiulnlHceoces of
cauip, picket, suv, scout blvouau Sieite. and batile-fleid
anvintures; thrilling leais o. bravery, wit, orollerv
cnmicHl and ludicrous adventures, etc., etc. '
Amuttm-nt as well as Itwtruotion niavbn fouadln
eveiy paae, as fcraph o detail, brt lsntwit. aud Mthon
llieMiy art. " ' m crwovtn " wora ot
I t is work sells Itself. I be people are tired of dry de
tai s and pariman woras, and want sometlnna liumorous
rcmnnticundstartlluK. ur agents are mukinaVroin
S100 to S200 per month clear ot a 1 expanses ee5d ?i"
circulars nivlnK mil particulars, and see our terms aud
prool ot the above asier Ion. Ierm8 aua
florens, AriONM.PDBLISHiNO CO..
9 Mlm 0.807 v I KOK Street, iVblladeiplila Pa.
JUST PUBLISH E D .
LIFE AND LETTEHS OP jr. (i, PKUei-
VAL. By Julius H. Ward. 1 vol 12uio., with
portrait.
TltlCASTJRKS FROM THF. FROSK WRIT
INGS Of JOHN MILTON. 1 vol 12mo.,red
edges.
ELIZABKTII AKKItS' (FLOUENC13
PKKCV) POEMS. 1 vol., blue and gold.
DK. GOl'LHKCM'S NEW UOOK. i-Offlce of
the Holy Communion In the Dook of Prayer. 1vol.
12mo-
THK STATE OF THE CHURCH and the
World at the Final Ou'break of Evil, and Kcvolatlon
of Anti-tlirlft. By Kev. J. O. Gregory, M. A., with
au A( pixd x b Jlrs. i . P. Joliil'o.
For eale by
JAMES S. CLAXTON,
b' accessor to W, S. & A. MAttllES,
92fl 2 trp No. 11-1 CIIESNUT Street.
"OICH ItEADlKO. HON. CHAKLES SUM-
ner. Oovtrnoi James L. Oir, John H. Moves, John
I'leriicnt, Willlum Harvey , and a Kafllrt blef of Jtozam
pniiie, W illi other illustrations In the October I'tlKttNO
LoGICAL JUl'ltNAL. Also, social Science; Dreams
and Dreaming; l'sycuology ; Physiology Physiognomy
and Phrenology. A very lnteientlng number only 20
cents, or 82 a year. Address FO ,VLEIt WtLLH, So.
389 BKCADWAV, N. V.. or J. 1. CArtS, No. 25 8.
TLNTU Street, ' hllndcl, lila. g 29 2t
SE STAKIK'S CQPDItlQrj POWDERS
FJK
HOUSES AND CATTLE.
It cures Worms Botts, and Co lo.
It cures f'olds, Coughs, arid Hide-Bound.
It la the best alterative for Horses tnd Cattle now
upe, having a reputation of 20 years' standing.
It Is a swe preventive lor tho muoh dreaded Rinder
pest. Xo Faimcr or Daitrman should be without It.
For ua e In Plilluililphlii by DYOTf fc CO. No 2.T'
Konh ShCOND -tieetj JOHNSON, UoLI.OWAY
, HV Ilk-N, o. as North SIXTH Mreet. and by Drua
gu,ts thiouiihout the coui.try. Addiess al orders to
HTAIUN fc FLOYD, Tropriotots,
No. 209 PIT A N E Street. New York.
!)S6ni
KERKNK88' BAZAAR
rfiC i MN'I II and r-ANSOM Streets.
1't.l.EMfiOItY A K OF FOCK VALUABLE
BLOODKD UOltHKN ,ttulJ,Ju
On Weduody Morninu Ootobr 3
At 10 o'clock a tlie Hnzi'nr wll' be sold '
FOl R VtLUABLK BL'IODKD HOIiHES
A nrautilul two si ti.ed no-top arriae. bv fioirnra.
Bli.K'e and boub.e tlatuess overs, etc y a(eriS
Br.'e?olLlUi n"e 01 8 0clt ",1 01,0 Su;l ,n Point
I be pro? erty of Colonel Charles T. Matheva.
Particulare in hand-bills at. H10 Kazaar.
,.. ALFBED M. HKRKNES.
Auctioneer.