THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA; TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1800.
5
TSEMENTS.
Tb Itaua OPKrtA,-'h,eTCnin' Trovalore.
Pehot 01 Mgnora Carmen 1 oc,.. . .
Wednesday evenioK-Jrv "woto. Ronoonl m
"IOrd Alloash." riK, , . . .
Thursday-f,a SnmnimoHfa. Df bnl of Mi M'
Ustick and bienor Itaraglt. - .
(Saturday afternoon- Grand OperaMo Matinee.
Faripa. Mr. Bsteman's first jrrann ??T"?
concert will be given at the Muscat Fund ,B" y
next Monday evenin". Tickets at Trum. ler
beventn and Cbesnut sheets.
Kiv Chkknttt bTRKET Thratrb. Mr. John 15.
Owens In JAs r'icfiros and Lire Irul'in, supported
by the entire com lany. A splondid bill.
Walnut t treet 1'iieatre. Mr. Edwin Bioth
In bl great rote of "Sir Ui.es Ovorr ao," in the
One traredy of A Hew Way to Pay O d lebt$.
Arch 8TRrtT Treatrr Mr. Banrtmann will
apt ear bv special request this evening as "Corporal
Antoine," in his new play of Destiny.
American Theatre. Mazcppi. with Miss
Kato I'ishcr, new masio, tcenery, and splondld
cash
Napoleoic III amd Bibmark -rrolossor Alonzo
Tripp, ef I tout on. it will be soon, by re erenee to our
tmowmfnt column, will doliv r Ills fto', lecture on
Iiia po eon III and Bismark. In Muscat Fund Ha l,
to-morrow erenina", October 18. This b ln tho
fit st oi a aerlen ot ireo k cture ntider the auapicea ot
the Kounfr Men's Christian Asnnation ot ibis ottv.
Mr. Tripp was In I'aris in 1818 at tno subversion
of the Orlean st Di naty, which brou-rht Napoloon
to power. All the leading events In the chequered
life of I he French Emporor will be o earW skowlioil,
together with an analysis ot the man, and an expla
nation of his wonderful sncceas as a ruler; aiso a
bncf ouillneof that remarknble man who now
dlviaee with the Emperor b e position as tho fore
most statesman ol Kurope the Count Von Bismirk.
Tickets can be had gratuitously at the iiooms ot
the Association, Ho. 1210 Cbosnut g.reet.
TnEaanTATioN Last evening the friends or Mr.
H'rara Ktimme', who are, like himself, attached to
h. nU r.in aiint Htrnnt rhnitre waited npon him,
and presented him with a very beautiful solid silver
p teller. This (.resent is designed as a ncddtn tent,
and beam the following inscription : Tresonted to
Hiram Mlrnmcl ov the attaches of the newCho nut
Street Theatre. Oo oher 15, 1SH0 " At the present,
tion the Thiladeiphla Vocalis'S furnished some do
ligbttul mofie, under the direction ot Profrssor
Albert Iloberts, tenore roVutto, and Major W. e.
Deiarey.
Thr Menprispoiin Mtjbioai. SocntTT. This new
Association will assemble in their new hall, No. mil
Cln snnt street, tor the Bret time, to morrow even.
In, for a vjuHIo rehersal, at half-past 7 o clock.,
lickets at No. 1323 Cbesnut street.
Thr rHUOMELio Mumo Circle will meet for 8
publlo rehearsal on Thursday evening, at io UV)
C hesnnt street.
CARiroROhs & Dixit have a great performance
to-night. Fnll oi lun aid muslo.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional Local Item eee Third Fage.
The American Union Commission.
The following extracts, taken from a letter
written by an estimable ladv of our own State,
now serving, tbe American Union ComiitBdion
of Pennsylvania and New Jersey in Georgia,
will be read with Interest, and lead many be
nevolent hearts to contribute lreoly to the
pood work in wblcti they are eneancd In pro
viding lor the impoverished women and chil
dren of tbe South, and especially lor the widows
tind orphans ot loyal men who dii ail they
could to maintain the integrity of the nation
against the assaults of its enemies :
Atlanta, Ga, Ootobcr 6, 1808 Since the
school-houses built by tbe Commission have beon
completed and tnoroutrhly furnished with d eks,
books, maps, and every appliance, our teacher
have col ectcd around tbeiu live huudred puor de
pendent children. taicen irom th touts, shanties,
and alleys ot this de.iolato city. This Is following out
tbe injunction ot our blessed .saviour, to caro tor tho
little ones. How tender was His tolioltuae tor
them when upon earth; and how honorable thir
distinction when he made them emblems of the re
deemed in glory I
The majority of these children were deprlvod by
tbe war ot i heir natural protectors, and are now do
pendont npon the charity oi others. 1 wish you
could hear, as we very ofien do, these little, ones toll
tbeir experience with son ow and sudor. n?. It is
enough to melt tbe beaitot a stoue to listen as,
in their ariiers way, they toll of lather's anx'ery
and fear ol the Kobel gang in their vicinity, and of
how father kept himssll hid away in souiedailt or
narrow place for days, often woets. and of his try
ing to ODCape from his enemies. Sometimes They
succeeded in getting away, and a long time alter, la
a mysterious maimer, the? were rejoic d to hear
thai lather ira safe, and in the Union army. Tbe
next rews to.d th m he was wounded and in the
bosoital, and if bo lived would be a cripple tor lite:
then 10. lowed nays aud mgUis of anKioty and
sorrow. ....
Another will av My father tried to get awav,
but was captured and brought back, torced into the
army or thrust into priaon, and we had to leave our
borne; tbe holdicrs told us we roust go. Many of
tbese children can tell oi soenos they witnessed that
wonld make vou start back with horror. They have
seen tbe midnight as'assin. the consuming hie, the.
torturing and hanging of prisoners, their own exile
from home, and its att ndant privations and many
sorrows. And why all this? because thoo wora
brave men, who chose to oufior rather than willingly
assail our dear old flag. "And now the children of
these heroio men (martyrs) are calling lor holp.
W ill their neighbors, and enemies wno persoouted
them atid deprived them Oi their lather, sympathize,
with them now f No I t bey tell them You loved
the Yankees; your lather preferred to die for tlum;
now you also can go to tbe Yankees And shall we
refuse to care lor the offspring of brave and perse
cuted men T
VI hv is it that our Northern friends aro so slow to
understand that it was the truly loyal who Buff .red
most aud sulli r still f For their adhesion to the
Union they suffered and lost all they bad to lose,
betore tbe Federal aimy could reach and rescue
them. Hundreds of them were murdered, and nunv
died from exposure, and their little ones are here
with none to care lor them. We Lave gathered
tbem In tbe schools. They apprec a e the kindness
of tbe Commission, are very s udions, and improve
. rapidly. But tho work has but just commenced, and'
now let it sro on vigorously. Let us educate and
elevate their little onos. '1 his tt is that puntlos the
very fountain of society, ''tor tbe child is lather to
the man." This is laying tbe axe at the very root
of tbe tree. This is building from the rieht source.
Tbe foundation is now laid bv Northern bands; let
us not grow weary ; lot not the work stop whilo tbe
building is in course ot erection, and prove a stigma
to its projector.
It tho citizens of Pennsylvania and New Jersey
will sustain their Commission one year longer the
city might, probably.be able to Uke care of tbe
schools, but this coming year, we who are here see
and know that they cannot do it. At present the
people are taxed to the utmost. aLd still more it
needed to buy bread for hundieot of dodtitute
women and childien Tbe unprecedented drou?nt of
the past season makes provisions. scarce and high
priced, and consequently a heavy lax Is required to
give each family bread.
I am bappv to inform yon that our scbo'ars are
almort entirely the children of parents who ouposed
the war. 1 might fill slioets in describing every day
incidents and soenes of sorrow and restitution, that
perhaps would seem almost incredible, but that I
nave made my letter so long already, I will leave a
desor'ptlon of our thinly clad and barefooted ouil
dren for my next letter.
Contributions to the Commission, In money or
clothing, will be gratefully received by Samuel
V. Merrick. Pref iiient, William S'rutuers, Trea
burer, No, 1022 Market afreet, and Joseph Par
ker, Secretary, Tract House, No. 121(1 Cbesnut
wtreet.
A Mtjbdebous AsaArjXT. John Eagan
was arrested on a very serious charge. He com
mitted an assault and battery upon a man, and
inflicted injuries that may ptove fatal, lie was
arrested at No. 2121 Prym street, an l had a
hearing before Alderman Lutz, who committed
blni to await tbe realtor the injuries.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
FIXE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St.,FMla.
Foreign and Domestic Fabrics Made4o
' Order, Reasonable, Serviceable,
and Fashionable.
AM
TriK O rfat Sale of Works or Artx and
Veriu, which will commence to morrow morn
ing, at the auction rooms of B. Scott, Jr., No.
1020 Chcsnul street, is attracting considerable
attention amonfT connoisseur aud the public
generally. Another examination of the collec
tion, aided by the printed catalogue which wns
publl"hed to-day, has enabled us to realize even
more lully than belore the rate value and Inte
rest of the articles 6n exhibition. They are not
a!l novelties in this roDnlrv, It Is true, but
many of the most curious and delicately wrought
ct ttainly partake ot this character: while, taken
as a whole, the collection has never been sur
passed, even if It baa ever been equalled or ap
proached, by a similar collection.
Not less noticeable Is the great variety of the
display. Vrom the exquisite marble an I. bron te
ttatuary down 1o the imitations in wax ofdiilcr
ent varieties of fruit, there lies, necessarily, a
very wide range, in which the niesns and tastes
ol almost every admirer of art can Bud a source
of gratinoa'lon. That the public thoroughly
appreciate, the labors ol the Brothers Vllt, to
whom they are indebted for this cnance to cul
tivate a passion for choice and elaborate work
manship, Is eviuced by the throne of people
which has already filled the gallery of Mr.
Scott. To-morrojy mornini, nt 11 o'clock, the
sale will commence, aud during the two days
of its continuance we mav look for 'an- liveliest
and most generous competition In an effort to
becuie bouie of these gems of art.
Republican Meeting in Camden.
The first ol a series ot meetinea given under the
auspices of the Union League ot (his city, was
licla at the Court llouf-e last evening. The hall
was filled to overflowing, many of the fair sex
being present. The "Bos In Blue," an organi
zation consisting of about one hundred and
twenty mem ners, weie prccnt, alo tbe South
Ward Campaign Club. They presented a lino
appearsoce, being luuy cquippeu, ana were
accompanied by an exeellcut band, who en
livened the occasion by discoursing patriotic
music.
The orator of the evenintr, Mr. J. Goforth, of
I'hilaclelnhia. entertained the audience for an
hour and a ha'.f by one of the best speeches that
has been delivered In the Court House for many
a day. He was frequently applauded through
out his able and logical address. At the con
clusion of his remarks. Hon. Alexander G. Cat-
tell was Introduced, but owln to tho lateness
of tbe hour he only made a short address. We
have verbatim reports of the speeches, but
cannot, from want ol space, give thcin to our
readers.
The First District Legislative Republican Con
vention of New Jersy met at the hall ot the
Union League. Camden, last evenlncr. for the
purpose ot nominating an Assemblyman, when
Hon. G. W. Cnrtls, the present incurnbeut, was
renominated by acclamation.
Two Inspectors and Registers from each ward
were also nominated.
Fast Driving in tu Tabk. There ia a
class of joung men who lrequcnt tho Park who
are always inclined to annoy the authorities
and endanger the lives of pedestrians by the
reckless manner in wnicn tney anve tnrougn.
It is not very long since we had to record a
terrible accident that happened lrom this cause,
in which a respectable citizen lost his life. In
snlte of the repeated warninrrs that have been
given, the practice is still indulged in, and fra
nuent arrests are made of euiltv eart es. There
were three arrests made jestorcliiy afternoon of
young men, giving the names ol John Williams,
John Jones, and John Thomas. They were
fined by Ablermnn Hutchinson, and dismissed
with a reprimand.
A Disord i :bly IIotjsk. The authorities
made a desceut upm a disorderly house Mo.
G22 Koith Front street, about n .ion yesterday.
The place is the resort of disorderly characters,
thieves, bummers, and tbe worst kind of the
lower strata, it is said. Tbe neighbors being
unable to enuure it any longer, made complaint
acainstit as a nuisance to the neighborhood.
Sertreant Murray accordingly paid the house a
visit imd anested tho proprietor, Matthias
Iti.nnnr. He hud a henrint? belore Alderman
Toland, who held him to bait in tbesuinot $lUO0
to answer.
A Datkty Tit-iiit. There was a rough-
nnd-tuuible tight at Sixth and Lombard streets
yesterday afternoon, between two drunken
negroes. Before they could be separated one
ot thein, named Bcyniour v neeicr, got his op
ponent's nose between his teeth, und held on to
it in true bull-doe style until he bit It off. The
man who was minus a nose was taken to Dr.
Coomb's olhce and had hia wound dressed.
Wheeler was arrested, and had a hearing before
Aldfiman Butler, who held hnu la $800 to
answei the charge of mayhem.
pA Worthy Institution. The season of
suuering nr tne oia, poor, ana innrm isiasi ap
proaching. One of our most worthy institu
tions tor tbe roller ot such is tne l'enn Asylum
lor the Relief ot Indigent Widows and Single
Women. The ladies ol this Institution intend
holding a fair at Assembly Buildings, on the 22 J
instant, having lor its object the relief ol the
inmates of tbe Asylum, and it i hoped that our
citizens will come lornaraana subscribe une-
rally, s they have on former occasions.
Disagreeable Music William Toosey,
who has a very disagreeable way of blowing his
own trumpet during the quiet hours of the Sab-
Dath, was, alter many inenectual ettorts on tne
part of the police authorities to get him to stop.
arrested at Front aud Queen streets on the
charge of creating a nuisance. It is but reason-
1 able to suppose that it the running of the cirs
on aunaay annoys tno puonc, tne discordant
nous from a tin born are no Improvement. He
was committed by Atdernmn Pottinger.
A Terrible Accident. Patrick Mc-
Donough, one ot the workmen at the rolling-
mill ot Mr. Robbins, in Beach street, above
Palmer, met with a fatal accident at about 7
o'clock this morning. He wtis standing by one
of the pullevs arranging the beltol theshaiting,
when tbe belt caught his clothing, and in an
instant be was entangled in the machinery, and
one lee was torn Irom bis body, and his entrails.
torn and bleeding, protruded from his bod v.
The u juries are of a n-ortal character, and he
cannot live many hours.
A Till-Tapper. While the attendants at
the grocery store, on the corner of Eighth and
Coates streets were looking on at the firemen's
tarade, jester day atternoon, a young thief
naned Hob Vance 6neaked in, and getting
behind tbe counter, got the money drawer open
and ritled it of about $7. He was seen, however.
as be was making off with his ill-gotten gains
and arretted. He had a bearing before Alder
man Plankinton, and was held in $300 bail to
answer.
Case of lKK,irBY. Matthew Higgens
was arresteu yesieroav on a cnarge or perjury.
It appears that the prisoner had vouched on
catb for a man who had voted twice the sa.ne
day on last election. Ho was arrested at hU
residence in Camac street, on a warrant issued
bv Alderman 1'itcn. He had a hearing, aud
owing to want of proper witnesses, he was hold
for a lurther hearing.
Cholera. mere were eight new cases
of cholera reported to the Board of Health since
our report oi yesterday. A9 will be seen by a
reference to our previous reports, a material
deciease in tbe number ol cases is observable.
ROCKHILL & WILSON.
FINK CLOTHING HOUSE
Nob.603 and 6C5 CHESNUT St., Hula.
latest Style Sack and Walking Coats.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
Real Eptatk Sale. The following ex
tensive sale of real estate took plnoo this morn
ing, at the I'hiladlpbia .Stock Exchange, by
Messrs. Thomas Sons: v
500 shares She' ton Oil, 1 cent per share.
68 shares American Incrustation Company, tCOj.
1 shaie 1'oint Ilreexe Park Asxocintlon, 100.
60 t. ares dreen sn Coates Htreetnl'ansuniror Bail
WT Company,i 30.
0 snares Academy ot Mnsio, with ticket,
1 shore I'biiadelplna Lihrary Company, tMOj.
20 shares Insuiance Ctmnanv mate of Penn
sylvania, 9207.
600 shares Dunkard Oil Company, assessment paia.
8 cents.
Ground-rent. 8'89 ayear, IH276.
Kesidenoe, No 1221 Spruce street, ftOlOo.
Fonr-storv brick store, Ho. 01 . Fourth street,
15,100.
Kfsidence, with three btorv back tuuoing, o.
1(24 Clinton street. 6"00.
Two desirable buildings, Nos. 109 and 111 S. Third
street, sooth of Chcsnm strK)t, occupied as brokers
OfliceK 88 loot irnnt, 17,ltlU earn
KcKldcnco, with lour story back buildings, HO.
01'J fine street, $10,800.
Eight Mount Month Cemetery lots. 'J cacn.
1 sharp in the Mrreaetilo Library, 8-8.
I'Wollmg, Kleventn street, south of laior, i
Dwellinn, Diamond Mreot, west of fcecond, SHOO.
Dwe'ling, Norns slreet, west ot Apclo, KI50,
Dwelling, Clayton street, west oi iwenxy-secuuu,
DweHinr, Thompson street, cat of Gcrnnntown
load, 2!'50.
Dwelling, anioiningtneaoovo, rinsw.
Dwelling, Hancock street, north of Monro. li00.
Frame dwelling, PalctUorp stroot, north ot
Monroe, t42o.
Frame dwelling, adjoining inoaoove, siw, An.
Dwelling, Mervino street, north of Master, 1000.
Dwelling, adioining the above, fclO'.K).
Dwelling, Cherry street, boiwocn Broad ana
Junipor streets, 4'J0.
Seventh Ward: 200 feet front on Pine, 19ii
feet on bixteentu, aud 200 toot on Randolph street,
861,000.
Residence, No. 1219 Green street, west of Twelfth
street, ff7ufc0.
Dwelling, io mi o. inira xireei,
factory, steam engine, shafting, etc., Warren
street, Beverly, M. J., 80000;
The Great Bask Ball Match. After a
orcit iWl of melioration, aud not a little ilisap-
f-'V" 'r",...i.U 1...
point mem, tne gieai uium;u uevwupu iuu annn-
tits and Ainiciii s I'liuiu mi jcnwiw,Taiii'iuuuii
at the Caproline mus. in urooKijn. xne ioiiow
lug scote shows tne result:
ATL Alt TICS,
tm O.
ATHLEIICS,
r ! o. n.
a Kleinfelder 8 1
Tearce 4
Smith 2
4 MoBrido 4 2
Chapman..., 8
8 Rach 8 8
4 Wilkin 2 1
6 Borkenstock 6 0
2 Docknev 3 2
2 senBondener ..... 6 1
8 Fisler 1 4
II Pike 1 8
crane
Stait 1
Pratt 4
ieiguson o
fca'vm 2
Mills
Tota' 27 27 1 Tota' 27 17
issmos.
128466780
Atlantic 0
Atbleiic 0
4 1 4 2 1 8 8 4-27
2 8 8 8 0 8 2 1-17
Flv-cntcbcs Atlantic, l; Athletic, !).
( Hit on foul bulls Atlantic. !i; Atblotii-, (I.
Tassed balli Mills, 4; Dockncy, 11.
Homo runp 8tnrt, 1; Docknev, 1.
Umpire Mr. Flanl.v. of the "R.vcclsior."
Scorers MeHr. Minck und Beiifou.
Time of game Three hours.
The next lriatch will take place at Pliilaclcl-
nliln rr W mA tt Ihn 07H tnct 1'nn, r.t i l, . A
tickets only will be lsuad, at $1 p?r head. Mucli
ot tbe play to-day was excellent, though so'ne
Lne chances lor fly-catches were niiscd.
The Atlant cs had tbelr full champion nine
out. The Athletics played Seiisenderler la place
of fJasWl'.
Bemoval of the Associated Press
Office. The oflice ot the Astocinted Prcs, ot
this cilv. has been removed rora No. 107 South
Third street, to the third3tor.v of the ne build-
Incs ol tbe Western Cnlou Teiep;rapn I onjpiuiy,
eoutheast coiner of Third and Clicsnut s'crret'i.
Entrance on Chcbnut street.
now to Have Full Crops.
Ech one who scanty crops tloea tcoro,
l ake a peck meaeu-e lull of corn ;
To few vhio'i.ens rivo tho sume
Then take their lives, secure from b'aiui',
Ard, be the reason wnac it may,
Full crop those chickens will display.
cirape-proweis ten a mourniui iae,
Hut ohl "thpre's no sich word as full."
Regarding tnat fine crop ot ch.tiio-,
Fresh laibed, which Tower Kail now sliows!
li e are nrrpartil wttk an ununnally fall and com'
preftrtisive stock of Men's, Vomits', anil Hoys' tnll
and Winter Cio'ltinfi, wkfch we are selling at much
LOWER PRICES THAN nAVK BKEN KOWH jtuk ritv k-
sal YitAiiH. ( minrntit'atina our vatrons and the
public genvra'lt vpon the decline in the prices of ma-
leniuti umcn itnutrs pueniv,n, wo
examination. TowETl KALL,
KO. bit) JlABKKT !TBKKT,
BKKBB.TT & Co.
MfSs-'RS. C Isomers & SON. No. 625 Cheanut
strtel, under Juyne's Hall, not only orTur the nio.t
pci tret g'ock ot luihionablc teady-uiade apparel lor
geLtlemcn, made from tho choicest and most a p.
iiroveo materials our nicy are se.une at tower rau t.
e have taken some pains to escenam the relative
prices charged at our leading olothiug establish"
mei iu, aLd are bound to state, as a conDpquenco,
that if any of onr readers with to secure a first -class
raiment or suit, made from tae best and most fash
ionable material, let them visit the houe ot C.
Bonurs & 8on, No. f25 C'hesnut street This is a
poailive lact, whioU nil would do well to prollt by.
Akotbbr Lxtikr from the President's prlvute
Secretaiy :
ISxkcutivb mah8ioh, uctooer if. ucar sir:
Tour letter received, witb questions mc'oaed. The
communication was linincd'ately forwarded to the
proper authorities, and the answer was returned that
in te ply to your inquiries, that tbe suit fits perfee'ly,
and the material is of a teautiful quality. The Pie
siatnt is mucn pieasoa wno inim.
"kobkut, txivate aec rotary.
"To Tbarles Stokes k to. Clothiors. under the
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia."
FBRFtTVE ok tbs Wires As fust m the tele-
giaph is extended South, lightning messages for sup
plies of I'balon's ' NightBlooming Cereus" oome
fljing over tbe wires. Never were a people more
unanimous about anything than Americans of all
sections in approving this staple perfume of tho
New World. Toledo Blade.
Flve-Tventy Couponi,
Due November 1,
AV anted by
DRExrr. St vo.r
No. 84 bouih Third street,
THK tlJ-lPTIC LOtK-STITtH tsfcWlNO MAtHlNE
with all the latest iinprovements and attoebmen is,
incomparably the bent or family Use.
iXLlPTic 3. M. Co
Agents wanted, No. 023 C'hesnut street, 1'hiU).
Lacok Tbotoorapbs only f 1. Kix Cards tor
fl. None better in tbe world than thn mart i hv
B. F. Keimor, No 624 Arch Btret.
l'AULUe, THE HATTKR.
Boat them all,
Bombeaat corner tjecoad and Sou h,
T ifilVH. flrtTfii'i. ItVunv Ma m L. iA
and WJ4 Aich streot, lor your Fried Oaterd. Cdu '.;ea
GEOROK W. JK5KIBS. No. 10R7 Nnrln C.r.u.n
street, keps constantly on hand a fine asso. tmm or
t, anil IasitbJ
VRUUiva uu ' "ti
ALLTLAVOH8 of Ice Creams and low made to
order, ty aiorae & Co., Nob UQ3 una 904 Arch meet.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Hos. 6C3 ani 605 CHESNUT St, Phila.
COACHMEN'S COATS;
COACIIMEft'S COATS.
HI NTING COATS.
UVNriSG COATS.
Twfi.fth Ann CsasnrJT t hLs place to imrchnse
Coik Maitrcfisesanri liniiinr. Kd to hay.) our Ki.r-
nitoie rrnnholstered. rirnnhnit. aOd TdOVTod by
practical woikmen.
ELASTIC STITCH
8 iPrr:.K. or
LOCKHflTLlI
V A. lit vK
OIt rA i,om,
8IHJKM iKI.Ke,
Hrli.EM,
II ilNK-W
M vKHRH,
CAHIU
MARKKA
LATENT AMD HE
MtWI(
MACHINES,
KOK
fvii,y rsr.
THK OM,Y
M A C H I N V.
&
BtKl- It'K
HKllH ST
PKKMIL'M
SKA' I Ml
MACIIIMK',
No 'iW
CRfSNl'T
STKEtr.
IHATBOTH sr.wa
i r.itrn. i tv
FMPKOIDKUS
VKKFKCTLV
SurgRron Ptylm e Bsadt-mapb Cloiuinu
EcrERioa Styles o Rfady madi Clothiwo.
- WAKAMAKHH A I1BOWN,
rOFPI.AR CLOTHlrtO HOtTSK,
UAK HAtr,,
rontheast corner Sixth and Mahret street"
riMIK PUKA BII.1TY tlP A 0 ALVANI7.KI)
1 Conl Fcut'lo Is far trn atar than lu enronnratlvj
ilifTeienen In coat over a plain irm ar loie I'beretora.
IIkiiiki I; cui f more, It is rteclueitly cheap. r. ihlrtcen
sixes ami paitcrna lor sale by
Ko. 65(FlcHt TtllrtT-flr) M ASK V'T t , b'ow vtnth
rPHR '.SCANDINAVIAN PADLOCK COM-
r oiiie ureat atrengrh with sectirltv aealaot belnu
picked. 1 make It nef tne bent looks lor t re
Coon, ytveral sizes lor sole br
TRFM AN RHAff,
J.O. 85 (KleUt Thlrty-flvel M A RKKT St . below Ninth,
QTKONtJ VVKOUCIIT IRON BOITSTOU
ii outer doors, anil a variety of neat Uran ard P'atel
Bolts and Door t haim tor chamtier Joora formal by
iltUMAN ft M1AW,
Ko. g.1(K,inhtTblrty-t1ve) M AKivKT St.. below Ninth.
W A H 1) tl It T O N,
FASlil'lM HLK HATTFR,
ttO. 4.1 L llf.BTi ii l nireei.
9 105 Nei floor to T'Wt Offlce.
II A K B E It'S IMPROVED
PKMISCOPIC SPECTACIUS.
Superior o all other. Tb.y excite tbj- wonlr and
ailmlration of nU uho are them rnnnutnclory and
bales-rooms, No. M X. tKMTU Stref c Jbha.. Pa.
OPERA (il.ASSRS.
Ansorlmert large aud varied. l'rlcele.
9 24 3m.
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
BONNET OPENING,
Wednesday, October 3, 1866.
WOOD & GARY,
AO. 725 IHES.MT STltEtt
1 1 '.'in n
Jv-. W E Y L & B (I S K N n E I M,
No. 726 C E KB VT Street.
Ol'KN THIS 11 AY,
1 A solendld assortment 01 re t and bilk Hats
for Ladles and I hi dren
Al. tbe newest shapes at rory low prleof.
w 1 low iftilch. and I'heasn it rli ine
BroKti. Irub, Whlie, and Uarnet Bonnet Velvets,
Koyul Velvets. L'ncut Velvets, tirs d'lriiues, frosted
Ytit vcts
'I be name goods In every other shade of clor.
Vilrt Ullibons, TrinnuinK Klhboiis. Boni.ei Rl'ibons,
Paris Omaineuis, Fine French Flowers Kreuth nod Me v
Vorkllat en" I i uuct Frames. Luces illudloui ail at
the very lowest miirkot prices
T WUOUKbaLK ANIJ it c. TAIL.
Country orders promptly attended to tiive os a call.
' V E u K i8:NIII I t.
10 J lm So. 7i CH K-i UT -treOi.
eri.KNDID OPENINO OF FALL. AND WIN
) TFR 8TYI.KB. MK.'. A Bl IiKIt, Ho IH3l
CIUfMT Bticet. Ihilndephla IMI'OHTKU OF
LAlir.b'liBK.Ht! ASI) UKK rKIvlviI-iU3 Aiaj
un clensi.t K'ock oi Irr.noru-d t upcr l'K iwnj
Ladies' and hlb re-i's I'rc?s. rW'"!n I'rusSrtnl Clo-k
MHklng in all Its vailellea. T.adles 'uruUhhw their
Sii h biO Coly matcrltt'f mav ro j tin bc.-.p nrtHHer.v
tied, atu tlit'r W6.!: uU.'uC- !r the UiOMt prompt and
efliclciii manner, at thi owctt roibln price a' twenty
four hours' r otlce. Cutting and basting. Pa'.'.crns in
sets, or by the single piece, lor merchants anil areas
makers, cow reaiiy ftiOtfin
K ON NET OPENING.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 0,
1011m KO. TO AttClt gltlflWT.
MRS. R. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street.
Baaa handsome assortment of MILLINEBYt MlBse
anil Imnnta' Uaie and Caps, Bilks, Velvets Ciapes
Bitbons. Feathers. Jlow era, frames, eta 7 18J
mrs. m; j. hendessox, no. 215
ScurH Street, will open a handsome assure
ry- m-nt 01
. ' HA LL AND WINTER MIU.I1RRY,
10 16 2t on WEUNKSiiAY October !7.
J3IOK!iiJ:jsrJB,
OR LIFE-REJUVENATOR.
BTBESOTH 10 TBE WEAK YOUTH TO TUB AG ED
1 his preparation Is oneqoal ed as a rejuvenator and re
storrr ot wasted and Inert function
'i be leeb . he ased and al, those who bare In an,
way Impaired their vitalit) by excewsive mental orphyni
cal appiicatlonorlll nno the Biukrene in be what lis 0 ainu
implie. a li e n-Juvei ator, which, while It bulltla up the
shattered constitution will a so Impart to the ee lugs
the brink niH8 and euerry K t.ich belonir to youth.
Mo matter by what cause any o. nan baa bvcomeenioe
bled lu lis luuctl'ns thin superb preparAtlon wl I remove
that cause a. ouce and orever.
LIoKkKNE cDfi Deneial De''lllty Impotenoy, Ner
vous Incapacity, lypephltt, lienreamon. Loss of Apoe
tile, Low spirits, Imi.eciiity, Uentu Indole ice Kmucla
Hod, V nnul It baa a must lie inh ml desirable and
novel edect upon tbe nervous sti'm and a1 wno are In
an; way prontra'ed by nervous duubl I lea are earnestly
uuvllto seek a cure in this most exoei ent and uu
enuallpd preparation,
BIOKKI N fc --1 be Feeo'e, the Lai g'lld, tbe Despnlt
li'fl the OW should give this vamable diicuvrir,- atrial;
It wlil be round totally different trom a 1 other articles
for the same pnmose.
1 o I tM ALES. 1 his preparation It Invaluable In nor
vous weaknesses ' all Kin a. as u will restore tlK
wasted strength with wotder u' peimaneuce. n
It U also a Kiand Tonic, and wll ulve re lefin Dvpep
siawlth tlielimt dose A brlet pi-rsls euco m ue
win lenovaie the stomach to a degree of perfect health
aud banish Dyspepnia torever. .
On I 'oiler per bottle or six bottles for el n'd bj
Jiruirulsts general' Kent bv express anywhora fj M
dressing HCTPIIIKU8 A I1ILLVEB Proprietora.
o ailiKlf.reet, sew t ort.
Pold br
JOH1.SON. HOLLOWAY tOWDES,
.no J nonu diai 11 nireeu
DYOIT A CO.,
4 1!) thstuSmrD No 232 N 6El:OND Ht.
D
R. HUNTER, Ko. 44 K. SEVENTH
BTBEET. ABOVE FILBEBT. PHIL A DELPHI A
Ackoowleded fry all parti, a interfiled a by tar tli
HOT Bill Cfc(iUL fllYoICI N
In the treatment vf Diteasei in h i tpeiatly QUICK
TUOBolIOH, andpermamnt euret ouara need ia ever
ccee. Heim-mb r l'K II'' Nl H'H t'e.elir.ited Kmi e ll. f
ran onlv I e had genuine at bis old ea abliab.Oilloe, No
MS SEVENTH Btreat ahor. Filbert. H1J I
ROCKHILL & wilson;
FINE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Cos 603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Phila.
FALL. AND WINTER
OVERCOATS
J3f GREAT VARIETY,
FUBNITLRF. PEPPING, ETC.
IT u it in i a u xt is.
CEO. J. HKNKELS. LACY & CO,,
111IRTEENTU and CHESNUT Sts., I
rniLATELrHIA.
6uit3 of Walnut Furniture in Oil. .
Suili cf Walnut Furniture, Folinhed.
Suits of Walnut Parlor Furniture in Oil
Suita of Valnut Tarlor Furniture, PoliiheJ..
Suite cf Eosowood Chanjbor Furniture.
Suit Fonipcii Chamber Furniture,
Suits Pompeii Parlor Furniture.
Suita of Waluut Dining-Booin Furniture.
Suita of Walnut Library Furniture.
Suits of Walnut Hall Furniture.
A lart asicrtn ent finUlitd, on hand.
GKOKGE J. IIKNKl',1 S, MCY 4 CO.
tt mP! Non. 18M and 130 CHKSM'T lreet.
BUY FUUMTUKK AT liot'LD .V CO.'S
In Ion Dei o s, comer MNTtl and MAEKKX and
No. M anu .111 Norm Mt. ll Hireet.
ib lamtitt, clieupi at anil bent stock of Purnl uro o
every cencuption in the wor l. Send lor I'rlnteit Ua'a
lotaaaiul l'rlce List, 'i be vuunJneu o n a erial anJ
woianu.nKblp i aunrantcol ol a I we aril, in, u tiira lor
I ariir. llr.ning room I'liamber or Bed room l)uiln
iuouu Library. R U hp Mervants' rooms, ouloes,
Hclioo s. ('Iiiirchrx, udd FelmwH, VlaaoiM or ot'ier
ltdvtR, Bliipa liiRtk ulionii Cubs, Co len, rub to
LuiliiinKK liote a Hoarding Houses, llosplutis. Fairs, or
asmtile llei.eiil Furulturn.
1 ralii)is aud entioia ea . arnished when require 1.
OrUorn n hv post will be execn e I wi.b ae oatch,
and with llbrmlity and Juxtnuss 01 dctHliig t oun r.y
ilea ers, ant, the tr de Kfiirrn .y, rontlnun to De sapp led
un tliet'Srue liberal wholesal' erms mat tnsn-e the a a
la r liK.ll rnriio at a olxlnn-p ni,i remit hroiiKh our
Kankei, tbe k'aruiera' and Mecbaulcf' Nailoual Hank,
lliirim Mrcet or tbe t'nlou Natlona; Ham, Third
ain-rt. or bv KxpTcsa. Check, or 'ot oillce rder. Im
medlaie attention will heglen and aa tal'jc I01 Insured.
OOUID & CO.,
M E. cornet lb i,d Al A KKr r ouueia and
Acs 37 and 39 Nortn BF.COl .Strei-t,
1 10 ftp PhiladeiDhlh.to
ipO II O U S E K E E P E 11 S.
I have a large stock of every variety 01
KDHNITUUli
Which I will sell at redocea prices, consisting 01
1 IAIN A NO &1AUBLU K'P LOTiAUtt BCIT8
WALNUT Oil AMbtK o IT ITS.
PAUl Ull BCIIB IN VEI Vr.T 1 l.r8B
1'AKLOK Bl'HB IN HUH CLOTH.
PAUl OK HUB IM KF.Prt.
Bldeboards, Extension lab es, Wardrobes, Bookcases
buttresses, Lounges, etc eic
P. OtTSTINVi
B 15 N. F.. corner BKt'ONM and KAOt. Btreeu
PLEASE OBSERVE
THAT
RICHMOND &. FOREPAUCH'S
J the Cheapest, Place In ihUcl'j-
TO Iit'Y VOCIl FritNlTCUE.
Our sto k Is the largest and most varied, a? our prccs
are ire ,owei
l OA'T l'''T!GI T TO CALL be ore rurrhln e:sn
where In order that we nm.v have an opiiortuu'ty of
piovlng the truth oi Hi? above assertion.
IlkllM O'D & FOUfil'AirtiJI,
0 .'S tuih2mrp
"o. 40 Sontti PRCONP Bt , west side.
g E DDI N G , 31 A T T li E S S,
AND
FEATHER WATiEIK ) USE.
WILLIAM IJ. DUEW,
No. 813 MAIIK13T St.
IMllLAriF.Ll'UlA. t918tutti8ltn
A
I,arK Assortrnrut
Styles
latest
On hand, nnd will bo soid tUI
n c fi(.ru;c pi Ices, nt
com'ng season at very
I LiTZ'8
POStn
vuraltnr Ratnbllaliment,
Ko. m Bopth Et.BVBwTa Btrect,
K S T A L I S U E D 1705.
A. S. ROBINSON,
French Plate Lookiog-tflassos,
EMRAYISGS, PAlSTIN'i;, M'.AWISGS, EIC. .
Maiiur&cturer of all kinch of
LOOKING-GLASS, F03TEA.IT, AND PICTUEE
fRiMESjTO OBDEH.J
No. UIO
STltbJFiT.
.UlinD DOOB AllOVB THK C'ONriNENTAL,
PHILADELPHIA. WflT' 3 J5f
IMrOLTANT TO SHirPEPvS.
GEEAT S0TJTHEEN FAST FREIGHT LINE.
ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE , BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND TilK 80UTIL
The Orange and Alexandria Ral'road, having com
pleted Thruugo Freight Arranticmenw wl.h the Phila
delphia, Wlluilnttou and Baltimore anl Blt'inoro and
Ohio Railroads and lis eonneevoni In Viitilnla, Tennessee,
Georgia, labauia, and Allaaliuiippl, Is now prepared to
tranpaori freight wltU'reulnritr and deaputch to al
accet Bible polnis In the Bouthwortand Sou h.
Asthlsis the only II mil Bouto between Philadel
phia and the Booth. It commends tuelf at onoe to the
lavorable consldciatlon of shippers. Cars will be run
trough, fioiu Philadelphia to LmchbuiK. Virginia,
wl hout brvaklim hulk, and the entire arrangements are
such as nlll se- ure speedy trau It and prompt dullyery
to kli southern ai d Southwestern poluta.
1o secure all-mil fausporlutlon, OooiH mint be
marked "Vl O. and A. R. B ," aud sent to the Dooot ot
the I hiladelphla. WIIiuIukIod. aud XSulUuioro hull road
BROAD and Till WE Btreets.
Kcr Rites f Pre' ght oroirnrirf.rmition apply to
J AWES C. WILSON,
Agent (). and A. B. B ,
i o. .04 Souih -UTil t treet,
10 11 lui 'iwj Doors bdon ( hesnnt.
QHtAPUT PRINTING IN PHILADELPHIA
AT TBE
"Evening TelegrajL" Steam Job Printing Room?,
No. 108 South TII1IID Streer,
SECOND STOBT.
Every description of Plain and Ointmn.tal Printing
executed uti uem" uJ dtaaiuh, at surprlalugly
low prices.
HADDOCK l SOX, Proprietor,
aUSmrp Lata of No. 618 MARKET a treet.
J? O It, SALE,
THK "GIRARD HOUSE."
Aipiyto
' J. V. PRICE, or T. JACKSON,
10 IK 6t No. 64 N. KEVfNTH Btieot.
Cpfefl PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
nr i it. jiAtoiifcAi's ord ra are received as
urual (during the patt elu'it ycatai at MASON A; CO.'d.
ho. etri t heanut afeet P'anos ruleatliaiod wlthovt re-
ffiTin, to tauau m good w new.
V ri tui rp
FOURTH EDITION
DEATH OF JOHN VAN BUREIf
New Yobk, Octobt r 10. John Van B.uen died
two days snee, on boar 1 the steamship Scotia,
- sea. Ills boJy has boon tirouofht on to thin
city.
FROM WASMNUION TIILS P. M.
SPECIAL DESPATCIIKa TO EVENING TELRGRAI'Il.
WAKHiNaToN. October 1C.
Drawing of Prli.ea In the Soldiers'
national Concert,
The drawing for tbe prb.fs ftccompanyinaf the
tlckctf purclinscd for thp Soldiers' and Bailors
National Concert emtio oil" last night at the
National Tbtatro. Tlio tioiuo was packed, and
the utmost pood or ler prevailed. Aco-n nltteo
from the departments and trom the audience
were selected, and superintended tho dravln(,
which was by means of a lame barrel on a
pivot turned previous to the talcing; out ot a
chock. The folio ring are the principal prUe
as drawn:
riclte. No 258,82Jt F. Taffiniror, Hudson Citv.N.
. tirst mize ol house and lot on H street, valnod at
HH.tlO. I'.ckei 81 k24 tiuo itinor, Lancu'er (In ,
1'a . 1khi and mi on Tenth stiwt, valud at fM0.
Jiikci S7H 41H-K H. Wood ord i amstoaa, Madi-
sin Co.. N V., sot of (liunionUs valued at $1 CkKI.
Tckol 60,4Sy-C.eurye MoMot r, Wheclm?, Wost
a , srand niano, valued at 800. Tickot 210 203
II l'oirin. ton, Branch t'o'. Mich ffaji, sllvnrtea set.
valui d at fftKKi. Ticket 1C1.U8 -Union Djpartment
C'liibol Washliialon, 1 C piano v i.uod at fi00
lid-el 17784 William Hla'ant, WaUiD(.iii, I. (J.,
dian.ond ring, valued at frSi 0.
The balance of tho pilze-i, in all vtlued at
S5U.CO0, are beintr drawn.
Another Swindle.
Rumor states that a certain New York city
politician, who figured conspicuously In tho
Philiidelphia Convention, left tovnlast Friday
morninir nith about f20,000, which was ob
tained under " queer'' circumstance?. Tho
National Bauk of the tletropolis of this city ia
rcporti d as the victim. The cashier of this bank
is a large stockholder in a National Bank at
Memphis, Tcnnescee, and held deposited here,
some $115,000 beLmeinjr to this institution,
which, when c alled for, produced a sensation.
Tbe matter was a'ter considerable delay ar-
rantsed by the pnjment o( $75,000 in cali, and
notes for the balance of aboul fclO.OM. Tiieso
are now,faid to be over due, and between the
two trints rumor savs this Wushiuprton bank
will be seriously crioplod. The cashier is to
leave for Ne York to day.
Attorni')--(.eueral'a Clerk.
J. M. Hinckley, formerly connected with tL
efli'oriitl (Icpurlment ol the National Intel ijenoer
has been appointed la clerk .t the Attorney,
General"? ollice under an act of the late session
cf Contrrctp.
The Cholera. ,
Dr. Kins yesterday audre.;feil a eominuuica
tion to the Board ol' Health, reporting four
recent cases of As at c cholera, two of whom'
died, und two others were in a ptato of collapse
wfcer visited. All the casi s occurred lu tho
same til; by tenement, amid squalor and poverty.
Pi. Dore, the Secretary of the Board, stated
he had exaiuinel two of the boilics, but -
prepared to prononnco th ..anot
As utic cholera. pure caies of
KHuiri"' ...oral other Qltuy localities
iniiueciiate attention wero reported.
lur city generally, however, is now in a more
cleciuly condition than heretofore, thoso ia
charge of the subject having closely devoted
thenuelvcs to tlie work of puriflcation.
8nle of a Uallroatl.
It Hill be interesting to Northern creditors to
learn that the Florida Railroad, oxteudiug lrom
Amelia Island to Codar Key?, 154 miles, its
fianchlse, workshops, and equipments, is to be
sold on the lt pro.Muio to the highest bidder.
This is the road of which ex-Senator 1'ulee wa
President.
A Phllntlclphlau In Trouble.
Leopold Hoffman, a Philudelnhin ni.iim n.
is on trial at our criminal court on char?o of
having forced tbe name.ol Dr. J. C. Allen to a
Treasury dratt lor $200.
Marine Intelligence.
New York, October 1C The steamer 2)et
mark; arrived heie on the 4cli instant, fell ta
with the Briiish Infantine Lavln:a, Captain
Semciix, trom Qupbec lor I.eitb, Sonland, waior
lopged. Tho Lenmark took olf the captain and
six minall ot tho crew and brought them to
this pert.
The Steamer "Union."
Halifax, October 10. -The steamer Union.
from Malaga for New Yotk, put in hero to-day
J or coals.
Latest Markets by Telerraph.
New York, October 18 btooks ara lower.
Chicago and Mock Island, 1081 ; Cumberland pre
lerrco, 67 j; Illinois Central, Vit alicuis-an outa
e'.n. 89j; Aew Yort Central, lltlj ; Keadinay HfiS ;
Hudson Kiver,12tiJ; Cantan Company, 68 ; Erie Kail
load, ifil; Weslein Uuiiin Te eirrapli company, 641 1
Ireasury 7'S0 Notes, 104 J r Unlied States li'ivesl
lloj j Ciuld, 14Sif.
Bai.timobs, October 16 Floor ia Arm; Steward
sopcrfiue, 81175. Whoat quiet; red, 2 95n)$3.
Corn; jellow, 115; while scarce and prices nomi
nal. Oats lirm; sales at 6Haul)o. 1'rovisions in
active Suvuriflrm. Coffee sioadr. Whisky dull
Wcsiern, 2 42.
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Oct. 16
Reported by De Hav6n & Bro., Jo. 40 1. Third street
BETWEEN BOABDS.
f2C00Cilv6s.now.... m l(00fh & E6i....: 901
t69 0 OO mi S50OO V7 J bonds. . . . 86i
iliiJOO ao oio 98 12 ah V & A aenp. . ill
tjxmx) ra ar jun. , . .tuai zuo an susq Car. . L60 18
i"iura tm, o suien Mav 68
6620 Mien Cn bdB. . 61 I 200stSt NioU Coal. 2
tXOX) VS 6-2UB. S...110j 200 sit Sob N Df 87
1000 no ....Juljll) 200 sh do t60 87
fclttO an... Jnlv.HWjj; tV)hl'enn b...cAo i 6
ff.OO U H 7U0s JuJt 101 18 h to .66
eiooo do, ...jun"ii'fi;
MAKRIKD.
LIVISGSTO.NE-r:OHbir.-On September a. at tha
Farrnnaxe of the Eoenezer Church, by the Rev T W
Slmnere, Wr. DAN I l"L K. LIVINQ8TOSK to Mlsi
LUU 4, youngest daughter of WUilaru Coiblt, Esq
Ml E-f MI III. By Rev. P. P. Davles. at hi Mat
deuce, o. m S. Finn s reel, Camden, w" J. . octo" J?il
Bill 111, allot I amden, X. J,
in:n.
KrriN.-.Or, Sundav night, the Win instnt. Er.LKW
1)., wheil Vvl llain ii. Keru aud daimhtHr l the late.
(i(-orne Parkinson. In the 14ih veal of iier ana
The relatives and It lends oi tbe family aro Invited to.
attend her lunernl, from 'ho leaJdenue 61 her huahunil
M). 15.16 Urcen street, on Wednesday atlernoou nU tlia
lltii luatani, at i o'cloolt wUhout lurther noUce
KIlPC.TT.-On the 14th Instant, MARY J. wieor
Mark HhapcoU and daughter of Kugh and Agues B.
Laiid, lu the 29 h year other ain. '
1 bo re ative and li leuda of the tamllv, aUo tbo niPm
tieraot Momma Star Union. No I) li. oi T and Uoidi n
Hu e Association, No. W. I O. of Fh-lozatheaus are re
apcctluUy lnvhed to attend the luuera' from hr hn.
band's lenience. No. Utl CreKe street Eiyliteaiith
Ward to-morrow (Wednesday, at i rnoon at o'olack
fTNAUULTEKATriO LlyUORS
ONLY.
1 lilLMAfJU PENISTAN'o
AND VAl l T.
.NO.
hu niiKMsirr ktri.
Kiurlv Oniolt he Post Oitfce
atreu"'"dieto.""l',,l'eJ 0t C1'4 &"UI ,U tuolr i ro,IVy