AMUSEMENTS.
Musical Fcsd Hall-Batsman Cois-canm.
i re), )rtma donna atsoMrn,- Brignoll, primo
tenor; Fcrranti and Fortnna, baiti; 8. B. Mills,
Pianist; trl Rosa, violinist; J. a. Ilntton, oon
ancter. Bee programme elsewhere.
Niw Cbmbut Strbkt Tn baths The Fant
fomty Mm J one Orion, Meri. George U.
tJeike.F. K. Mackay, Jennings, Woolt, Lennox,
i?, Jefloraon, Katie Biker, Jizzie Coopor,
"Clara Reed, Mrs. H. A. rerry, and other. On
Thursdayevenin, first time bere, Bouoicauh'a
Janet J'ride. '
vTalktjt Strket Ibeatrk Othello. Mr. Kd
Win Booth In tlieMWIe role. Miss Susan Benin, Mr.
J. B. Roberts, Mr. Barton Ulll, Mies Annie Graham,
and other.
Amebioab Tbhathis. Maxevva. Miss Kate
Fh-her and the f ntue coniLanj. El Nino Eddie on
the tiyht-iopo, eto.
Arch KTRekt Tbbatrb. The Fait Family. Mrs.
John Urew and tba entire stock company. Alter
piece, Sarah' Young Man.
Carhcrom k DixtT five the But-Bull Match,
Ftnian Jtaidtrs, Spectre's roic. and other good
thing.
Citt Museum. Openlnr night, next Saturday.
27h instant Marietta Ravel In the trench bpy.
Yalrr'b Whiter Garten, Mr. Appelbanrn,
the tayonte tenor, will ling evory evening with Miss
Agnes battier land.
OITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional Local llemt $ee Ihird Tage.
Great Sanitary Measure. In all
large cities there in more or less sick nous caused
by the presence ot slaughter-houses in their
midst, unless special precaution are taken to
locate them in out-of-the-way places, beyond the
reach ot the thickly fettled portions. Not only
this, but the danger of driving heated, excited,
and frenzied cattle through the densely crowded
streets of a city entails danger from which they
ought to be defended. In spite of the sreneral
go a-headotm-ness of the American people, we
are behind the Old Woild In the measures that
are taken to guard atrainst the above evils.
The authorities of Talis many years uinre took
the matter into serious consideration. The re
sult was the establishment of "abattoirs," being
large slaughter-houses, outside the city limits,
wheie all butchers are compelled to pursue their
avocations. They are arianeed witn every con
venience for keeping and slaughtering animals,
and by a plentllul supply of pure water, and an
efficient system of sewerage, stench-traps, etc.,
tinder tbe direction of the authorities, are kept
clean and wholesome.
In our neighboring city of New York the
initial steps have been taken to introduce
those great sanitary measures into tnlb country.
The formal opening ot the immense abattoir at
Communtraw, opposite and near that city, wag
made on Tuesday last, about one thousand five
hundred guests being present, a majority of
whom were butchers of the city of New York.
The establishment consists of siiteen distinct
buildings, with a sufficient number of spacious
feed and sale pens adjoining, and with all neces
sary or desirable appurtenances for conveying,
feeding, and making com lor table, and finally
slaughtering; cattle, sheep, and hogs. There Is
an unloading platfoiro, Bt re-houses for hotrs
and sheep, and a slauehter-house 3G0 feet loug
by 90 leet wide, and two stories high.
The Brat floor Is for the slaughter of cattle
only. It contains thirty-two close pens, be
tween each two of which there Is a gut-room,
where the entrails of the slaughtered animals
are cleansed. The close pens open into tbe
body of the house, and out of them tbe cattle
are "roped," tbO'i killed, then hung up, all by
steam power. Tbe cattle are not slaughtered
in the usual way, by knocking them on tbe
head. They are hoisied by the hind legs, and
while they ate thus hung they are struck.
There are aleo ample arrangement? for the
curing of hides on the ground, of which many
dealers will doubtless avail themselves. Sixty
feel ot tbe southern end of tbe building are de
voted to "rendering" purposes. Ttfere are also
two tteam pumps, one for feeding the boiler,
and the other for distributing tbe water in vari
ous directions about the building, so arranged '
that i I . - . 1, - 1 m 1 .
wi b uujr iiuitt me oupiiy ui iresu waier
should fail, it will be easy to Tall back upon
the salt water, which flows up to and under the
building. There are, al.-o two large boilers to
anntila rtnnni trs llr mi 1 ,1 .
oussit pivbui 1U1 AC-UUC11UK purpOSUS, HQQ Ml
work tbe engines and pumps. Steam is always
kept up, and, at a moment's notice, the pumps
can be set at work.
At the north end of the building is a large Ice
house, ninety feet long, forty leet wide, and
three stories high (rising one story above the
mala building), In which meat may be preserved
in bot weather. The slaughtering capacity of
this building is estimated at 1200 head of cattle
In an ordinary working day of ten hours, and of
course, when necessary, this capacity can be
doubled by employing a fresh set of hands, and
working niht as well as day. The second story
of the slaughter-house Is set apart for the
slaughter of hogs onlv, with hanging accommo
dations for 6000 dead animals. The sheep
slaughter-house is twenty-five feet long by forty
five leet wide, and two stories high, and in it
can be 'handled," in a working day of ten hours,
upward of 3000 sheep. The company have
already made arrangements by which two hun
dred tons or roorejot meat can be daily trans
ported to New York, and distributed among
the various markets.
On account of their economy, safety, and con
venience, we have no doubt of the ultimate
adoption of abattoirs In all our large cities.
The Eighth Street Improvements.
There are numerous Improvements which from
want of space we are unable to particularize.
To describe tbe wonderful progress that has
been made during tbe last year or two, would
taice a voiume.
At No. 9 there has oen a considerable ini-
$rovement in the appearance of the building,
aking advantage of tbe slack season during
the summer months, the proprietors have
thoroughly renovated their establishment. The
old granite part, with Its heavy massive pillars,
lias been torn out and replaced by the light ana
airy modern iron, and French plate glass. The
effect produced is almost Indescribable, and tbe
improved appearance oi the whole extension of
the building adds new attractiveness to the
square. The store is occupied by J. WiHiam
Hofman, who carries on the wholesale and retail
hosiery business
At No. 25 there have also been some beautiful
additions and renovations. The entire front
tbows the signs oi progress: and, what is no w
petting to be a general feature of the street,
the handsome bulk windows are formed of iroa
and enormous plates of the tit est plate-glass.
TheiDterior of the store itself, 100 feet dpep,
has been remodelled, and presents a betutiful,
ll;rht, find comfortable appearance.
Charles Kautman, the present proprietor, has
been in the cloak and cloth goods business
several years at this place, and it is o wing to
his energy that the improvements in question
have been carried out. We ran well recollect
that a very tew years ago a French plate-glas
window was considered to be quite an achieve
ment, and was lauded and described in all thu
papers.
Yet now. as we walk through tbe business
thoroughfares, we are astonished at tbe progress
that is made to introduce them into all our
. . , . , . . mi a e -
muici mm can uousi niiy aiuu ui prusiw-riij,
and, aside Irom their beauty, they are reslly ot
immeni-e benefit in eiving tiroDer light, ami
enabling the storekeeper to show his goods off
TO proper uuvaniuge.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHING IIOUSE,
Not. 603 and 605 CEESNUT St., Phila.
Foreign and Domestic' Fabrics Made to
Order, Reasonable, Serviceable,
'and Fashionable,
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY,
Thomas A Sons' Sat.k of Ptockb axd
Real Estate. The following stocks and ral
estate were sold at 12 o'clock noon, at tbe
Philadelphia Exchange:
a?barer',LWU Gld M'n,n CoD,Pny 10 cent
J6 shares Amerioan Incrustation Company. Not
1 share In the Mercantile Library, t8.
1 share l'omt Breeze l'ark Aasociatlcm, JHOfi.
Two four-story brick stores. Not. 428 and 428 Mar
ket street ; 19,200 bid ; not sold
Country seat and larm, known as "Hilton," 100
acres, on the Verreo road, 10 miles from the city,
tiear the Fox Chase. Also, tenant house, two atone
bams, eto S0 500 bid ; not sold,
(our-story brick residence, with stable and coach
house, Sixth street, opposite Washington square,
26 l et front, 1!9 leetdonn, 28,000.
1 hree-story brick dwelling, Ibomoion street, east
of Lewis, S2000.
Lot oi ground, Green street. Twenty-fourth Ward,
t240.
(Six brick dwellings. Laurel street, between Front
and Second streets, 13060
Three-story brick store, No. 1224 Cuesnut street,
33.200.
(iroand rent. 160 a year.
Inree atory brok dwolling, No. 1418 Shlppen
street, with a three-story btone and brick dwelling
in the rear.
Modern three-story brick dwelling, southeast cor
ner ol Seventeenth and Mount Vornon streets; S8000
bid: not acid.
lhroe-sfory brick dwelling, No. 838 South Twenty-flr-t
street.
Four-story brick dwelling, No. 822 Wood street.
1 hree-story brick ayelilnv. No. 819 Uardon street.
Ihrce-story brick dwelling, Washington eouit,
Lombard street.
Modern thr.e story brick residence, No. 827 South
Filth street, above line, with a stable and coach
house in the rear on Griscom. street, 9)7400.
ihree-stoiy biick dwelling, No. 151K) North Sixth
Street.
Building lot, 6 acres, Gray's lane and Raoe stroet,
Twenty-lourth Ward.
Factory, Wall street, between Sixth and Seventh
and Christian and Catherine streets.
Brick dwelling, southeast corner of Nineteenth
and O ire streets.
Building lot, Danphin street, west of Coral.
Two dwellings, Nos. 826 and 828 Do xan s'reot,
between Fittecnth and sixteenth streets and Mpnue
and t'lno stnels.
Residence, No 1813 Spruoe street, wet of
Fisbtcenth street, ffl6 000.
Residence, No. 1630 Mount Vornon street, west of
Sixteenth street, 2 teet ir.-nt.
Residence, No. 2107 Spring Uardon street; $11,200
bid; not sold.
Bisirop Vail, of Kansas. The Eight
Eev. Bishop Vail, of Kansas, arrived in this city
irom the West this morning. He reports a very
prosperous year in Kansas, good business, abun
dant crops, and a very heavy immigration to the
State. The progress of building the Pacific Rail
road through the centre of the State, up the
Kansas and Smoky Hill Valleys, is leading to
frreat activity in settlemet ts, the purchase of
ands by actufal settlers, the taking of home
steads under the general Homestead lav, and
the building up of new villages and towns.
There ate numerous calls In bis diocese for the
establishment of churches, exceeding by far the
number of ministers quulifled to take charge of
tbem, and opening a tine lield for men whose
missionary zeal is equal to tbe labors and hard
ships oi a frontier li'e.
The Bishop will probnbly remain some little
time at the East, on business connected with
the welfare of h s diocese. The people of Kansas
are extremely fortunate in the location among
them ot the public-Boiri'ed, libeial-mlnded, able,
and evaugelical minister of Cnrlst.
A Dishonest Koom-Mate. Tu;mas
Johnson was guiltv of an act of meanness
towards his room-mate that will probably cost
him rather dearly, lie and another man named
Mr. Thompson boarded together at a house at
Eighteenth and Market streets. He was lying
down In his room tbe other evening, in a sort of
half asleep half awake condition, when he be
came conscious of another man being iu the
room, and by-ani-by he heard the other man get
at his clothes, which he had laid near by, and
commence fumbling over the pockets. ' He
lumped up and caught Johnson in the very act
of rifling his pocket-book, Irom which he had
taken seven dollais when interrupted. Johnson
was banded over to the police authorities, and
was conducted to Alderman Jones' office. AftT
a hearing before that gentleman, he was held in
$500 bail to answer the charge of larceny.
A Free Fight. John Burk and John
Jordan were arrested on a charge of rioting la-t
night. It appears that these two bellifrorents
hud stopped at a place in Cherry street, near
Third, and committed a violent assault upon a
party of quiet citizens who happened to be un
fortunate enough to be in that vicinity. One of
the latter was knocked down, and received a
fearful gash ovir tUe eve from a violent kick.
It was, in fact, a regular free light, tn the ap
proved "plug-ugly" style. Burk and Jordan
were arrested, and had a hearing before Alder
man Uodbou. The result of the beariug was
that the two rioters were held to ball In the sum
of $1000 to answer.
A Young Scamp. A young lad only
fourteen years old was detected in a cellar
under a grocery store at Thirteenth and Wharton
stieetE, stow eel away with an evident Intention
to commit a robbery. He gave the name of
Marshall Quinton, ani was only fourteen years
old. The proprietor ot the store discovered
him bid away behind some bxes, and handed
him over ? ibe. police. Hs had entered, it is
alleged, lor the ostensible purpose of begging,
and tak'ng advantage when no one was ob
serving him, he slipped past into the cellar. Hi
bad a hearing before Alderman Lutz, who com
mitted bim iu default of $500 to answer the
charge of misdemeanor in entering a bouse
w ith felonious intent.
A XfToriTTTl.-VAITH OlT 1 RTl TT1T. Frtll P
. i 1 .1 nl.ilni Vi r. nnmaa nf finajn Marv
II til, JilYlllt VUG "i - .' ,
Sarah, and John Dolan, were all arrested on the
Charge oi one ot me ueignuons tor uiuuuiuus
mischief. It appears that the youngsters in
question had taken a grudge against a person
living in tbe neighborhood oi York street and
. : ' i , , i n . i ; n .
UUnner B run, in, a piai-e kuuwu j um-iiuj
A V r, r. n w nrttA 4io1v 4l-A Kv tt1 OTin (V
severul stones through the windows of said
house, to the great uetriment, ot ine piaziuK.
. j 1 . . . 1 : V- 1 . . r.
UOmpiaini ueuig iuhuu uniting mc imsuuicvuuo
urchins., tney were an Hirestea, uno duu u Hear
ing before Alderman Clouds, who held them in
$300 bail each to appear at cou-t.
A itoYRTKKiNo Cople. Isaac and Nettie
Cunmingf are a belligerent couple. It is said
that the) are quite of the pugilistic persuasion,
and are in the habit of causing disturbances.
About half an hour after midnight this morn
ing, the devoted pair went to a disorderly house
at Second and Mai garetta streets, and whilst
there got Into a sort of a cross between a
skirmish and a free fight. Whilst the row was
going on, a small coy was unfortunate enough
to get a beating. Iaac and his better (?) half
were arrested, and had a hearing betore Alder
man Toland. who held them in $)0 each to
answer tbe charge of rioting,
Illegal Voting. A man named Philip
Detrith, a hona fide resident of Lycoming
county, came to this city a short time belore
election, and ' commenced," as he says, "at
tending lectures.'1 He attempted to vote
illegallv on i lection day at the Second Division
of tbe Ninth Ward. Having resided in the city
only a month, he was not entitled to vote. He
was arrested on the complaint of Mr. U ask Ins,
and taken be lore Alderman Jones, who held
him in $600 to answer.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHING IIOUSE
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNTJT St., Phila.
Latest Style Back and Walking Coats.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
Aw Advektttrous Thief. There was
quite a little excitement at the Ridgway House,
at the foot of Market street, about noon yester
day, occasioned by a fellow by the name of Oar
ripon Mitchell, of the colored persuasion. It
.-een s that be got out of one of the windows, and
crept along the sign until be got to the window
ol another room. When he got into the room,
it is said be commenced to rlrle a trunk. One
of the domestics employed, in the place heard
the noise, and opening ibe door looked lo and
f.aw the prisoner, who immediately tumped up
and attempted to shut the door on her. Having
her head partly inside, be was at first nnanle to
do ro, but he continued to push her out ant
shut thodoor. She gave the alarm, and Mit
chell wan arrested.
The owner ol the trunk testified that he had
loft $80, but no money could be found on the
prisoner when be was searched, and hesnidalso
that he bad entered the room on l"gitimate
business. The whole affair occurredjut noon,
when eveijLody was on the t-tree t and if it wits
a robbery, it certainly was a very bold one.
A knife was found in tbe room from which
the money wa stolen, wbichwa proven to bethe
property of Mitchell. He had a hearing.beiore
Alderman Hurley, by whom he was held in
$U0O to answer
Infffectual Attpmpt at Robbery.
An atten-pt was made to enter a house and com
mit a robbery about a quarter alter nine o.clock
Sunday night. Home person got on tbe roof of
a house on Callowhill street, west of Twenty-tin-t,
and went along the roofs of the adjoining
buildings, trying all tbe trap doors. The would
be robber got on to the roof through a house
undergoing repairs at No. 2114 Callowhill street.
Fortunately, he was observed in his erratic
manauvrca and was frightened off, escaping
through the rear of the building by which he
had entered.
Robbing a Sdoe Store. Three enter
prising men undertook to go into the shoe busi
ness yesterday evening, without investing any
capital. Tbey entered a store at Sixth and
Button wood streets, and whiltthe attention of
the storekeeper was turned to something else,
one of the tbiee made a prab of some eighteen
dollars worth ot material, and attempted to
make his escape with his ill-gotten goods. Two
of the th'eves escaped, but one, named John
McClintock. was captured. He was taken before
Alderman Toland, who committed him in de
fault of $600 bail.
WhatWeCak Baisb. . .
Our nation soon can do without
All oi mankind bosidos;
Onr cotton rules, bevond a doubt
Good eugar we provide;
Our native wines delight the free,
And Georgia is raising tea.
Boon native coffee we mar roast,
Bv all the world bepraiscd ;
And matoales Cloihlnn now we boast,
By our own Bennett raised.
Oor stock ot Men's, Youths' , and Boys' Clothing
I the fu lost and most comp ete in Philadelphia,
l'rices are tower, and nearer those of old timet, than
lor several years.
Half way between ( Bbnhutt k Co.,
Fifth akd j Ioweb Hall,
ISixthBtb. (618 Market Stbbkt.
Grand Fall ifem;,o -M A. Jones, Mo 17
North Eighth street (entrance tbroDh Partridge's
trimming store), will open ou Wednesday October
24 a new and splendid assortment ot the celebrated
"ne p'ns niira" skirts and correts. comprising tome
entne y new and nn'que designs jnst received from
Paris. Onr old triends, and tiio ladies of Philadel
phia and the vicinity generally, are respootfu'ly iu
viied to call and examine these new and beautiful
stvles, which will bo exhibited for tbe firs' time on
Wednesoaj, Ostober 21
Latest Taris Stylls Mademoiselle Keogti.
Modiste, No 001 Walnut Htreet, would inform her
l.umerous patrons that sfo is in rwlpt per last
s'.eamer irom Europe, of a select ana elegant assort
ment of Puna Millinery, cmbraoing the latest stylos
none of which have as yet beeu exhibited in this
country. These choice goods will bo open to cus
tomer on Wednesday, the 24th fust. Thos la
search of tbe latest novelties i-hould avail themselves
of this grand opening
Wk bavs seen nt the Cloth'ng House of C. Somers
& t en Farcy Cashmere for suits; Satin-faca and
Chinchilla Beaver Overcoats, wh oa are made up in
the most substantial way. Also, magnidoent stock
ol choice uncut goods to so eot from for measure.
Every garment made by this House warranted to fit.
Rerd's Patent Button ued, which prevents the
disagreeable necessity of sowing on buttons
Vive-Twenty Coupons,
Due November 1,
Wanted by
Drhxkl k Co.,
No. 84 Sooth l hird street.
Thb Elliptic Lock-Stitch mwino Machinu,
with all the latest improvements and attachments,
incomparably the belt for family Uie.
Elliptic 3. M. Co
Agents wanted, No. 923 Chesnnt street, Phila.
Dkmabd is tbk test of eoPUXABiTT, and never
In this country has to ere been a tilth part ot the do
mand for any toilet anlolo that there now is for
Pbalon's "Nipht-Bloomlng Coreus " The sales for
the current year show an increase of one hundred
per cent, over those of the same months in 1804
Beifatt Age.
Athletics vs. Atlahtics. Notice Ath'elics
are iniormed that no matter how Athletio tbev may
be, tbey can find suits ot Clutblnx ready made at
Charles Stokes fe Co 'a One Price, under the Conti
nental, that will be sure to fit tu m, and no mul&a,"
Atlantios do., and all at low figures
PAULUS, THB HATTBB,
Beats them all,
Southeast corner Second and South.
T.iTiiEB on to (I Bybon Mouse & Co.. No. 902
and 904 Aicu street, tor your Fried Oysters, Chioken
Salad, Coile-e and Woffles.
niasoi W. Jenkihs. No. 1087 Soring Garden
street, keeps constantly on hand a fine assortment of
Candies and Fruits.
(1.. Arm Ka -1iABna.l.lhMlnM
reson 10 o r . nomwi iu- oij. v. v.. .
Six Card 1 holographs lor 1. Large Photographs,
. l.nn.tia f rnm .2 Wl nnvinll.
- Ik . l.n..lnH OVA 1 .nit a
Tnivr nrrir in r!nitTmT I thft nlaoA to nurohase
Cork Haitressos and Beading, and to have your Fur
niture reupuoisterea, varuuuea, uiu revmreu vr
practical woikmen. .
v.mv Viititim n Cakes, fresh daily, at
Moise & Co.'s. Nos 0C2 and 901 Arcti street.
ELASTIC STITCH,
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MAC HI NUB,
FOR
FAMILY UV.
THK ONLY
MACHINE
THATBOTU bEtt'8
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LOCKSTITCH
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HltlllfST
PliEMll'M
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SEWINU
VACHiSE.
YOH TAlLOKS,
8110EH AKEKS,
BADDI.ERS,
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MAKERS
CARRIAGE
MAKERS.
LATENT AND Btt
MA( UINK3
Ko. HO
CHKHMJT
KTBEKT.
Bcpkbiob Styles f Rkady-madb Clothing.
Sdfbbior bTYLtS o Rkady-madb Clothino.
Wabakakkb k Bbowb,
Popular Clotblho Uousb,
Oak Hall,
Poutheaxt corner Sixth an! M aukbt Streets
MAHItlKD.
BOT.MEP LOOUE On Mondav evenlnir. October II
JHtO. by Kev. Bamnrl E. Appleion. Mr. WIN 1KB
HOLMES to Mis MaUOIE LOUUE, all or this city.
l AUBHALL RTJTTER October 16. by iev. J. F
Meredith. J. WILLIAMS G MAIWHALL, to Miii
ELLEti JANE HUTtEtt.all ol Hanatauk.
PAI.MtB ABKL9. On the 18th Instant, bv the Sev
JonnH Tastle. Mr. WILLIAM ti. PALMEK, of Wist
Pbliacelpbla, to Miss MAKV H. ABEL'S, ot Hist
Ctieeter.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHING IIOUSE,
Ncs. 603 and 605 CHESNTJT St, Phila.
COACHMEN'S COAT
. COACHMEN'S COATS,
HUNTING COATS.
IIUNriNG COATS.
DIED
BAi.rFts-on th n.t uu,.llt, jnnr.rn P., ot
duta- , , . .
"1 he tr'f C ltd anil m' -, i A i .
lmlc 0.115 l.O of li. r.. and rhil..lA rh, k,
Brunch
fl.Pnt WO. 1, and fha Onior In .renor ara r. u
noaini
k I im? i""!!1 ,he "",l. irm His 1-1 rmldencn,
aJi. i!,..'iJ. m'i10? .'t on IhnrwUT afmrnoou. the
femitery? ' 0 cloot- To. P"cel to Odd Fellows'
i-1iR-H0n"l?!!,Ur,i,,',nl AVVA V.. daogtiterof
jrm M,Hn "a.J.n 1'"",r- n0 graod-Uauiutei or
tnti Jd Vn iV.5n.l? "ie",", ?'.the re resneotmily
SLnntm v2 ,,rj5t'l.'u,"1.r'n ibe rcile..ce oi her
PS f: lWKlchmond tret. i wenty-flltli Ward.
Fnr.nk!i;:t:Lrn?'n 19 'c,ock- x
jABJRA"V,nJl0D.d4JLlnorn,ni'' tn 9M Instant, Mr.
Jj5it hVHK-h the 4tb year of hi. nre
.linnrt h'l'.iV,?. nu JSif"i " reaorctlofiy Invited to
ii S ov!v n WMnlay at ernoon, t Mth lnitan
Soilh Laurel miii.0" tanhSt iJ,v,H"",n- To
.fSVrf?n.-J?JT;.Tn 9u,na7 morning, the list Instant,
.i?.l"i"-e.,J',r,n,U',n(1 ' members of the Hibernla Bo
fin? ! i.i!i'orn -obanKe Auoolatloo, are iwpoct
SlnL nKltedi2 S"""1 hJ from his late rati.
rhSii.1!0 . 17M r'n" rota on Iburfday morning,
tbe ioth lntan at HH o'clock
n?iAff B At noon, or. the 21st Instant, JEREMIAH
HsCKlK. in ihesith earoihliaBO.
...L .-l,"."ve ,nd re Invited to attend the
funeral, without lurrber notice, horn hln late residenoo,
o"clotckroi"a)wn' '"inQJr WthlnaUat, atjw!
nEA( OCK.-On the 2lat Instant, at tbe residence ol
. .Jf,,r"lU' w"ch Chuuk, Mtw LIZZIE Ha-AUOCK.
In the 3iat yearot herage.
he relatives ami fri,iW nt h fmit ... MaM-ifnii.
invited to attend the mneral, from the reslneno ol
John Blaketry, Hamilton street, below Thirty sixta,
i. """""t, w nia insiuni. an o oioca r.
M. lo proceed to Mount Morlah cemetery.
TCiKF.R-AtthKtnnati, Ohio, on the 10th Infant,
PI..11 w-borne Uoin the army la Texas Captain
bbNhT ifJCKEK. 6lh Onlied Sia es Cavalry, aed
years, son ol John and Louisa M. Tucker
I he male irlenda ol the lamlly are Invited to attend the
tuneral, Irom the renldenoe oi bis father, No. lull W.inat
street, on i buraday neat at 1 o'clock P. M.
r,TJi'!s-':0a the Jlst Instant alter a short Illness,
IltMiV K. WALKER, son of Harab and the lata John
M. w alker. In the lid year or his ani.
lrindft Mnd llinaa nt tl,A tamllv mwm
Invited to attend his tuneral, iroin the residence of bis
ino her. ho. 1214 N. Mitn it rant nn ThnNdiv 4
o'clockP.M. Interment ai Monument Cemetery.
-yOUt YOU I YOU! WILL PLEASK RE
J member that at No. 815 iKtirht Toirty-Svei MAR
fcET direct, below Klnth, jou cn And verv fair
assortment of Housekeeping and But ding Hardware,
irom which you can select ar.luies sultah e for p esents
or for yeur own use TRUMAN k SUA W.
IXTRA QUALITY SMALL AND 8rROX(J
U Brass Padlocss-a variety now onened Avery
air assonaneni oi Jrn ruaiocka or varying qua I ties
also In stock. THUMAN & tsHAW. '
Mo. s6ir.iKntThlrtyflre)MAKK.ET Hw.be ow Ninth
MALLETS FOR TI NMEN, BOTTLERS, CAR
penters. eto. A heavy Iron bound article tor
stoie nse. Also small neat Milieu lor lads' tool
ohCKts. For sals by THUM AN A SHAW,
0. 85(Kiut rmrty-flve) UAKKET St.. bolow Ninth.
DKAFNKS8.-EVRRY INSTRUMENT THAT
science and skill bave Invented to assist the hear
ing In every degree ot dearncs.can be hud at the Ear
Instrument Depot ot f MADcIBA, Ho. IIS Month
'i EM 11 Htreet, below Chesnau 10 IS lm
WARBUUTON.
r A8UION B1,E HATTER,
No 430 CHE8NUT Street,
Next door to I'oit Offlco.
)1S(
AUCTION SALES.
BSCOTT, JR., AUCTION EKR,
.No. 1020 CUESNUT BTKEET. ill
O ARD. We are now nreoared to make arranaameaU
lor special sa'es of OH Paintings, wtatusry, or any other
Worss cf Art our locatlou being In the centra ol th j
most ienhlunab'e thorouKhfare ot our city, makes It o
desirabi? resort lor oounouaeurs and .overs o art tn
Ke"6' ... .. ....
XH. DBien ui nit reuiuiuiBo in genera) buuuiivu ror
Sonal at ention given to ou -doors ales. U. bcorT. Ja
t;BET SALE OF FLEUTBO SILVER-PLATED
UOODS, 1VOBY, TABLE, AND OTHER CUT-
l tree t from Mesnrs. Joseph Deakla k Sons' Boring
Street Works, shetlleld Eoginnd.
ill t i i B u.utt'. Art UftllArr. Kb 1A1
Cbei-nnt street, Kill be so'd a cboioe and beautlm'
assortment ot . r -, . v- T . . r.
GOODS IVOR V, TBI.K. AND Ol'HER CUTLERY,
.i nnnalntinff or entree dishes t sal
vers j dish covers ; cornoi dlshaa: eplrlt and liquor sets;
Dickie stands; lour nvs iu in, vi.i.
trult and briad baskets; kettles, with and wlthou
. . r-- r.l.n.l Ah...d l.n illAi-.tfl. Anil
embosiid in great variety t flahosrvers; presentation aer-
vlces lor oiuiuren. gou ci nuu vupa nuou nuu
tof.s -ruoka; soun. saao,and panoh lad-es; sugar tongs;
ri...rt and teanoons ? table and dessert forks:
nut cracks; knlie rests; crushers; mnlrd, peupsr. and
salt cups; candlesticks; sugar baskets' nutter coolers s
Epeignea: mo.asses vases: trult dlsbea ; and a variety ol'
o'ber Article.
......i-..T mw. Im Hi.nu . m An It. Arlnna. anJ n.in.l
knives and 'orks, with Ivory and bona bandies; carvers;
pocket knives: fluted steel, etc ete.
The above stock Is with confidence recommended bv
the auctioneer, tha respestubliltr and high a ending bt
the manufacturers who ara the consignees bolng a
guarantee of the quality ol the roods 10 ii St
(man lor examination on Wednesday. 24th Ins
BALE OF MODERN OIL PAINTINGS CBYBTAL
On Thursday and Friday Evenings next,
4Mh and ilith Instant, at halt Dast I o'oloca nreolsel v.
at HcoU's Philadelphia Art Oalierv. will oe sold a col
lection of oil painttugs, emoiaclng works of merit Irom
some oi our moat eminent American artist, together
wltb a number ot apienuia crystal meaauions.
Open lor examination on ruesaay, akj insi. iu tu at
ANCOA8T & WAR N O C K$
A rnTTAaTWDa
618
A y V A A V -J -
Ne. MO MARKET Street
IABOE POSITIVE SALE OF 800 LOT AME
RICAN AND lMrOHTK.U UKX UUIJIJS. LlKN,
MILLINERY, AND UySIEBY GOODS, by CaW
logue, on a credit .
On Wednesday,
October 24, commencing at 10 o'clock. 10 19 4t
A
M ERIC AN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. -
ITALIAN OPEBA.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
a. . a.--r CHahhsi Ttalllnl aviilaV
UwlTlH W BO VeiO UVsUoCIIOSI UI OIUWI womuii wuivu
bfolutely requires a day'i repose, the ManKPment m
OU I lCU IU BUUVIIIUIO IW VPOICVI &aasas, uuvuuiOV
lurtfiU eveuiog, lonzettri beamliul oeraof
UVt Jl laU a, tm. w i ai
with tbe following immensely poweriul cast t
M'tIK HMAU ir.ma,
IQOB MAZZOLEM, .
BlONO t ANTONUCCI,
HON OH FOSSA'lI.
8IUNOB TESTA,
81U. DEUBEUIL, Eto. Etc
TO-M OBBO W (Wedne. day). October 24,
SECOND ANI) POSITIVELY LAS 1' alUiT
ol tbe brll'tanilT surceHstui new Opera,
1HK HTiKnr THE NORTH,
WITH NEW S :K.NEUY.
LNT1RPLY NKW DltESHE.H AND APPOINTMENTS,
IKUBKAHsD OBC HErtTBA,
T0 MILIT ABY BAN OH.
AN UNEQUALLED GHKAT CAT.
Katbarlna .7 MIssC. L KICLLOG'I
l rascovl.1 M las A. M HAtlCIv
l.anlilowitz., V-Vt!?i0i!
(irilzenzo Hig BKLLISi
Peero Mg aNIOM OOI
hatali" .Vine KLEUItY
I ctilmona 'ie BI JABDI
(llonilo 'kuvronsky Big 1'ElrlI VRHT
Ismxolorr big VOELDKS
Ki.niieli.l) Sin. It N'I
oainaldo Sig. MANC1N1
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, A FAVJBITE OPES A.
ON 8ATTJFDAT AFTKR(fOO!T, Octooer 27. at 2,
UK4ND M ATI NEK.
By ualveisil reitre the new Comic Opera,
i BI8PINO LA COMABK
Admission to 'be Matinee to all parts of tbe House,
ONK. DOLLAR.
NO KXTBA CHAttGE FOR B liHSRVED SBAI8.
Thsaateot t'cketsfbr aoyot tbe above-aaiud pe:
(oiuutncea con, nit nets
i nia unnrnvn.
at the Box Office of the aoademv. and at Trumnler'l
Music Biore. No l31 Cbeanut street, con r nevenlib
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHING HOUSE,
t7os 603 and 605 CHESNTJT St., Phila.
FALL AND WINTER
OVERCOATS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
OCTOBER 23, 18(10.
, NEW, PUBLICATIONS.
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Being a Critical and Expository Commentary, wltb
Doctrinal and Praotlcal Remarks on the entlie
Psalter. By VYI llam 8. I'lumer, D. D.,
LL. 1). In one volume.
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SANITARY COMMISSION.
Being tbe General Report of lu Work during tbe War
of tbe Rebellion. By Char.es J. SUIle, Prolea-or
In Ibe University ol Peonarlvacla.
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An explanation of tbe new system ol Weights and
Measures author) ted by Congress.
Wltb Tablea and a translation of M. Lamolte's ' Legal
System of Weights and Measures." published In France
for tbe use of Schools, and authorised by the Board of
Public Instruction. 12mo. lmp muslin. 40o.
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SIXK'S FIRST LESSONS IN FRENCH.
An Introductory to the ''Practical and Intellectual
Method of Learning French." By Professor Jean
B. Hue, A. M., formerly pupil of the Bo at
School ol eoreze l2mo. 1.
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TIIK DIVINE ATTRIBUTES,
Including, also, the Divine Trinity: Treatise on tbe
Divine Love and Divine Wisdom. From the
"Apocalypse Explained" ot Emanuel
bwedenborg. llmo, 2.
VI.
SKETCHES OF RUSSIAN LIFE,
Before and Duilog tbe Emancipation oi the Sens.
Edited by Henry Morlev, Professor In Univer
sity College, London. 12mo al-75.
VII.
ON DEMOCRACY,
By J. Ar bur ParlrUee, author of ' The Making of the
American Nation; or, tbe Rise ana Decline of
Oligarchy," "The False Nation and Its
Bases; or. Why the South Can't
Stand." lvol. 8vo.
VIII.
' TIIK
MAKING OF THE AMERICAN NATION;
Or, The Bias and Decline of OUgaiohy in tbe West
By J. Arthur Partridge, authir of "On
Democracy," Etc. Etc.
IX.
WITH GENERAL SHERIDAN IN LEE'S
LAST CAMPAIGN.
By a Staff Officer- Illustrated with a steel portrait of
General Sheridan and a Map o ' tha Campaign.
12sao. 173.
ANSTIE ON EPIDEMICS.
Notes on Epldoinlos i For tbe Use of the Public. By
Francis Edmund Anstle, M.D.. F. R., CP.,
Senior Assistant Physician to the West
minster Hospital. 12ino. SI.
XI.
HALLECK'S INTERNATIONAL LAW.
Elements of International Law and Laws of War.
Prepared lor tbe Use of Colleges and Pilvate
Students. By H. W. Halleck. LL.D.,
Major-General United States
Army. Demi Bvo. 2 50 II 23 tuthsJt
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.
BUY FURNITURE AT GOULD A CO.'S
Union Depots, corner NINTH and MARKET and
Nos. 7 and 3 North SECOND Street.
1 he largest, cheapest, and best stock of furniture, o
every description, in tbe wor d. Send tor Fruited Cata
losneand Price List. Tbe soundness or material and
workmanship la guaranteed or a. I we sell. Furniture for
larlor, Drawing room, Chamber or Bed room, Dining
room. Library. Kltchei. Hervants' rooms. Oiflue
Hcboo's, Churches, Odd Fellows, Masons, or other
l ooses, Dinps. inniiiuiious uiuoa, uonegea, 1'uo lo
Buildings. Bote's Boarding-douses. Hospitals, Fairs, or
single piece ot Furniture.
.Drawings ana enuma es i amisnea wnon required.
Orders sent bv nost will be executed with demafah.
and wltb liberality and Justnesa of dealing Country
dealers, and the trade generally, continue to oe supplied
on the same liberal wholesale terms, that Insure tliu-n a
lair piotli. Partlea at a aistanoe may remit through our
llanVat .1,A 1.' nn.u' Tl .1 Uutli.nlnal V ... I ..... I 11 ,
C'hesnat street, or the Union National Bank, Third
street, or bv Express. Check, or Post Office Order. Im
mediate attention win iegi en, ana satisfaction insured.
ooui.n co.,
N E. come NINTH and M A RR.ET ttreeta and
Nos. JTandHSNortu SECOND Street
1 lOBn Philadelphia.
INDIA RUBBER PAINT.
N IMPORTANT INVENTION.
RUBBER PAINT. .
THE AMERICAN CUM PAINT CO.
AND
WHITE LEAD WORK,
FOR UIE MANUFACTURE Of
Butcher' Pateut liid la-Rubber . Paint.
FACTORY AND OFFICE,
S. E. COHNER TWENTIETH AS I) FILBKHT STS.
N. B.Etate Blshts tor sa'e. M23 tathsim
trZW OFFICE OF THE SALEM COAL COM-
PAN Y, No II HHIUDKLt'BI k EXCIlsNGK.
Philadkli-ui A, October '2J U6i.
Tbe Annual Meeting of tbe Siockho der-win be bela
at their otuee, No. U PHILADKLPHIA EXCHANOE,
on NOM)l, tbe 5th November at 1 o'clock P.M.
10 23 lit A. L MaSSHV. eeorutry.
TV YOU WANT PERFECT SATISFACTION
I In avery respeut, bny the celebratad PRKSTON
rnAi7 Egg and Ntove slzea, at at per ton. Also, the
"a'eK.ULK VEIN CO AL, same alaea, same pioe,
Sid a very one Quality ofCEUIuU, Egg and Stove, at
al 60j ir ton 1 keep nothing bat tbe best. Orders re.
'.IvtaatNo lUBouthTUlRB Street J4
EXTRA BOUNTY -THE PAVMASTER.
General has ordered Ihe prompt payment ot these
claims. I have all Ihe neceteary lorms under tha order
tor application and can Insure a apeedy settlement.
OEOhfiK W. FOKD, No. 141 DOCK Street, on door
below Third street. . lOllmrp
F0PRTH EDITION
ritO a" BAXTTK0RE TO-DAT.
Tha Trouble BetweVn Governor Swani and thi
Polioe Commissioners.
lefnoiAL bpatoh to vmhj txlmbapb.I
BAtTtMOR, October 13. -The political esclte
nott oontltnicg. The Police Commissioners
maintain thcit determination, not to appear ta
person beiora Ooyernor Swann. Tbe leading;
doelrearaonatheoovernor's stroiyteOt personal .
friends but political opponents is for a pompro
mlse, which it la believed will be finally sccora
pllsbod. Tbeeame bitter foeUnR extends through
out the State, add serious fatal riots are oocnr
rlnjr at different places. No matter what
arrangements may be made, trouble aeems in
evitable at the election. Governor Swann ha vlna;
Roncbnck on bis own party, loses the cordial
support of others.
Marine DIsnaieia.
Nkw York, October 83. The bri VchcUfj,
arrived here, report encoitnlerlmr a hurricane
on the let Inst., and suffering; much damage.
On the 6th Inst met a brig and a schooner, both
disabled. On the 19th inst. was boarded by the
bile Otprav. of St. John. N. B.. which, ha t nn
board the crew of the schooner Salmla. and was
short of provisions.
ine reoctly, belup also short, was uonblo t
supply (hero. On the 21st saw the steauie
'JtteodoreD. Wagner, from Boston for Charles
ton, on Bre. Rendered all the assistance poixi-
bie, and got all the women and children. sIk-
.-... iu uuiuwt, on uimiu me oriir, wnen tne
crew, finding It impossible to save the stesmer.
u,.UUI:u ur, iinnisju coming; on Doard tn
Velocity, and lha Tim.lr.in. r
on bonid the schooner Jsnoch Pratt, bound tj
New Yoilr.
The barque &ar King reports in a sale on th e
16th, took irom tbe barque Mary Khzabeth the
luitaiu biju vim, iweiye ia numoer. Ttte
rbrilain Tansirictci r.a.almv n, i. i . i
schooner Ji. K. Deyer. with four men ou bo.ird,
uiii- u uiinuiu in BSbisi, inetrj.
Til f hnmilA (Vilnlfuir-a mnnrfi tvr. fit. m..l
-j . w . v.. . . apv.M, VU 1IC .Iflk
in latitude 374H, lr-nsitude 93-26, at 1 A. M..
eaw a screw sreamer on Dre. wltn another
Stesmer lvinir hnaidn hir annruvuxl in k...
taken her crew off. Tbe one on fire sunk, at 3
P. M. ou the 22d.
Latest Markets by Telegraph.
, Vnv S -1 . . 1 AA . , . . n .
".w a7.. vu luut-r ao. iuic&go ana it ova
Island, 109; Illinois Central, 12t Miohigaa-6o-itn-em,
bO; Mew lore Central, I'M; HvMXinr, IVili
CaBtou Company, 68J; M esourl 6s, 62; Erio Kiiil-
iuuu, Mji Tsiriu union leerapn Compaui , 64;
imrui, i o-x-, iiHj; i-u iiiriios iw; rivc-awea-ties,
111 j; United Mates 6s 113: Gtild,
LEGAL INTELLIQENCE.
rnnrt i. O nta - tl.yyUn. at.....
uwwas-st-WA-asw namu ri n In U
tpAtB-S.l t lint. 1 ! .a-A J Al.aainn a , aa ., . .
bcece iu tbe cou t-room thta momiuff wrj suni ar
v wsma. j' vow ba . cju yroivtuaj, a uej aa1 16009
BomovTbttl Duialler, ana cuiualBod fuwor idler. lm
room wai tuoie nhy and coimoruble for (hoM
asslm.a rilltiaj H n n. a .h 4 S. - . s a a-
uvcv vauatvv vviiunu luom laMUl JJ, 1 U0 OWW Ol 11 lifT
ALU Oddy was calipd ioi irmt.
lha rl.lnttrl.i.t .. ... A Ik. s
uv uvivuuai'v naa nus Kiitu ui'VU IUO UUnrKv Ot
haTJDK, ou the fiOLa f MaroD, 18tf6, murdered iir-
D-atltf Itsnw si till lila.urlns mat t aal.iw
I bejurs having been empanel e'd, J 1). Bennett,
-""M'l .uv vara u no jvuiiuvuwai V t up
friv ni tbe loilowing statements, winch it was pro
poted to BUbatautiati- by ovidonoe: Marsaret Beta.
uie aecoasca, naa set aitttea from bur nusoand ia
tbe Julv previous to her uoat;i, and was living a Dart
Irtm bim during bet ii tieaa. Alter the aepaiation
abe went to a bouse iu Am boy street; . while uer
she was taken 111. rii.e set t ono Ann eteveason lor
k is Marv Anna Oadv, requesting her to come ana
see her. Hrs. Oddy wont witn nor into tbe room
wl.ere deceased was, and tound her pregn mt. Sue
there causod ou aburt'ou, tioui- ibe effjota
ot which tho patient died aeven days -atterwams.
1 no blood tbatwaa found upon the olothea ol tue
deceased ahowod plainly that she was wuh c nld at
the time.
Cornier Taylor afllrmod that he he d an inquest
on the body or Mftrgeret Beta iu bis office on the 8d
and lb cay of April 1. at. 1 wa. present at tbe , ou
morlemeaaniinatiou made by Ar. abapleigb, aasia.ed
ty another physician
Dr. bbapieigb swrn: t made a post-mortem ex
amination on the body ol ot the deooasod. I tou-d
tbe n.erns and its appendages, and tbe inside oi tne
cavity ot the pelvis io a high state oi inllamination.
Ihe cavity of tbe pelvis was U-lud with matter, tbo
result of tbe inflammation. Ibe mouth ol the womb
was biniscd; there was an abrusion wituin the neox
of tbe ssiub on the irontal part
Tbe eanao ot her death wa Inflammation; abe had
beeu pregnant ; I oould not form an opinion Irom
tbe post mortem exam nation bow long she had
been so, but' from the whole faota ot the case 1
Judged it to be aoout four months; I am satisdxt
,tot "ere bad been some external violence, but
nuciuct it uniure ur s ier tue expulsion or the
iCBtua 1 cannot tell it mio-iit h...
the finger. """"
Ann Htvenson being sworn, said that she knew
Mrs. Eetts; she saw het once t efore she moved into
Marshall street; abe fien lived m . AmDov street at
t It a hnnu nf ILI rm Pmm ... I. n . i. n
" -- - -" nunu tuu UIISOITia20 LOOK
place : she knew the woman before sue was eneieute.
r v. . j uc' iu taa sis e;
., - o di.i,ioi wiui witness :
she wont alter Mrs. Oddy ihree limes: sawhrevorv
waa ory atog ana
with Mis. Botz in ton minutes Witness waited at
the drujr store for her. 8ne then went back to Mrs
(litH.'ii niuincn Ih. nnna s n .1 A I. - . .
together. Witney bought a unai! bottle of medi
cine lor the cick woman When they got to tbe
house, Mrs Oddy then performed an operation on
Mr. Bel z, which witness did not see. tine did net
see any instrument need.
Mrs. Bets remarked that this was toe . third time
she had been in tho hands ot Mrs. oddy, and she
feit perfectly sale. Witnoss didn't stay in tne roam
all the time, tiroughtherat one other time ; couldn't
remember whetber it waa betore, or alter
bbe thought Mrs. Oddy came ailer Mrs Bets bad
the miscarriage, but didn't know how long the de
ceased lived alter fie abortion.
Cross examined -Mrs. But was very feeila and
sj oke in a very loebie voioe.
Mrs. Morns caile I me and told ine Mrs Bsta
wanted me; Mrs Oddy waa sitting near the door
Or. Iroih aUirmed I am a practising physician
and called to see Mrs. litis; I saw her first on
luesday, 29th ol March, abe waa- ta a prostrate con
dition, and was very Weak, and bad a chilt; -ne
waa suffering from tbe eflecta of an abortion I
tii-aird her lor In flan mat on of peritoneum aiul tha
womb and its appendages ; she died on Fi iday aha
complained ot peine aoroe- tbeaodomen; was pre
sent at tbe post-mortem examination ot the bod r of
Mrs. Bel. ' wl
-Crosexamind-:I saw her on the att moon or
Tuesday, also in the evenlnji had a ooaveraatioa
with her.
Ibe foilow'bF question waa then asked, th wit."
no.a:-"Did the deceased tll you that she had pro
duced tbe ab-T ion .herself up,n bersellt
Ibis waa objeeted to and the ohieotlon sastaned
The Court then took a recess unu a o'clock
Dlatrlct Court Jde r-harswood. Siter
James k Co. vs Charles irentaji. Aa. aoaon, on a
book aooonat. Betore leported. Verdioi for p-am.
tiff, 88t.
Lewis W. 1 ice vs. Albert 8 Fisher. An aotion oa
a promissory note. No defense. Verd ct lor plain-
Kobn k Co. vs. Herbert, Oestorle k Baaer Aa
aonon on a promissory note. On trial,
UUtrtet Court-Judge Hare Cornelias k
Baker vs. Bomedoms. defendant, and Taylor
garnishee. Belore reported. Amount found to ha
in tbe dands ol garn'sW, 74.
James Bonliara, Admimstiator of Patrick Hone,
deceased Ti. Samuel Loweulrteud. A feigned Issue
to try ihe ownership of certain roods. On trial
Court of Common Pleas-Judee Ludlow
Francis MoOnik and Mary .neCourt. An aotion to
recover damages lor an overflow of p aintiff-a nn.
miaes Horn a hydrant oldetendant. On trial.
Fbilada. Stock Exchange Sales, Oct. 23
Sepoited by Ie Haven k Bra., eto. 40 k. Third street
t880O 5-20s CocpJuly .1081
5H) do 108 5
' - .
4il0 city 6s old.... 97
400Ofc AOs 83., 911
100 sh 18th A 15th. H5 21
sjiuotMj ao 108
f 4700 U 8 7 80s.Auff lOtf J
City 6s 86
t-HOOl'aoe 97
eOClO do..ooup .. 97
aiOsn beating... 63 1-iu
03 1 -IU
... B7i
so do. ,
luoh so
xw tn Fulton Coal.
SECOND Rita on
.Ci,Tfc new 100l 'lOOOO Ih Us. 84 .... fs