OITY INTELLIGENCE.
for A&lii tonal (Ji'y InieUiijetuv ete FiflhTag:
Suit tor tiik Possession of a Lettkh
Wmu (.rorub WAeuiNuroN Tub First 1'koop,
I DlLADIiM'UIA i'lTV I'llltDU tVuIn a .ll.
f tor lor the Fim Troop, l'biudolpbia City C.it
lry, has bled a bill in Uip Huprome Court lor
the Eastrrn litricr. of i'l-nnxylvatila, lor the
rnrjioee of obtaining ponessioii of a letter sent
Vyeorge Wasliinitoa to the Troop, January
2j, 1777." The complainant say: First, Tuat
tiome time in the year 1774, a military company
ias lornicd by the association of tsv-nty-six
jrenilemen, resident ot the city of Philadelphia,
under the ratnc of the Philadelphia Troop of
Llpht llor&o, for the defense and vindication of
the rights of the country, then threatened by
the arbitrary loelnlution of (ireat Britain, etc.';
said organization was otlicially recognized by
the military authorities nntil ihe4ih ot Aptif,
lMO.1, on which day it was Incorporated, tinier
the title of "The First Troop, Philadelphia City
Cavalry," by the Legislature of the State of
Pennsylvania.
Second. That the pcntlenien oompopin" the
said Troop served voluntarily and wuhouf pay,
' furnishing their own hordes and equintnvms,
during the several trvins ramnnifim nf t.h
Revolutionnrj War, trom 1776 to 17d:t, and dur
ing all that tim by their gallantry and difcl
Tiline, Rained the approbation ot the lllustnotH
WafhiiiKton, as Commander-in-Chief, and en
joyed hia iricinMup during the subsequent
ears ot peace until his death. They have
since participated by active r-enice in the Vrs
?' iJ).1, V,'13' nntl 8nrt uuriiis the Rebellion
in 1 801-2.
lhirl. That durintr the cnuipiiitrn of 1777, the
then Captain and i'rsl otlicer of the Troup,
Samuel MorriH, received an ollicial letter Iro n
General Washington, as Commander-in-Chief,
dated January 2:i, 1777, at head.(unrtcrs, which
sa d letter was an ollicial letter from the hipheot
otlicer of the aruiie9 to the ollicial head or olli
cer In command of the said Troop, ami con
taining an order reeiilatin;; the disposition of
said Troop, and expressing the thanks of the
JJenersl to "the penUemen who conipose the
rrcop, lor the essential service they have ren
dered their country."
Fourth. That paid letter, which they pray may
be taken as part of this bill, was directed to the
Pbilauelpnla Troop of Liirht, Hor," then
under the command of Captain Morris, which
said comoany is the same since incorporated as
"The First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry,"
and being an ollicial order to the Troop, and
tixinR its rtirhts and duties in military la w and
usage, it properly and of ri;rln belongs to the
Troop and to Its Military archives.
Fifth. That said letter was received by Cap
tain Morris, in trust for the use and benefit of
the Troop, and as their property; and that they
are informed and believe that said original let
ter has recently come into the ponsession or
custody of the defeudauts, Messrs. 8. B. au i K.
P. Morris. The complaiuants theretore ask that
the original letter may be produced and deli
vered to the Troop as their property.
The following is a copy ot the original letter
referred to:
"The Philadelphia Troop of Light Horse,
under the command ot Captain Morris, having
perfoimed their tour of duty, are discharged lor
the present.
"I take this opportunity of returning my
most sincere thanks to the Captain, and to the
gentlemen who compose the Troop, for the many
essential sen ices whichthey have rendered their
country, and to me peonally, during the course
of this severe campaign. Though composed of
gentlemen of fortune, they have shown a noble
example of discipline and subordination, and in
Beveral actions have shown a spirit and bravery
which will ever do honor to them, and wilt ever
De graieiuny reniciuDerea Dy me.
"CJeorue Wartiinc.ton.
"Headquarters, Morrlstown, Jan. 23, 1777."
The Kevknuk Fbapds. On Saturday, a
further hearing was bad in the case ot Martin
Solomon and L. W. Holladay, dealers in snuff
and tobacco, charged belore United States Com
missioner Sergeeut with defrauding the Revenue
Department.
Kdward N. Cohu was called to the stand and
testified fn substance that lie is a box-maker,
and that he had an interview with Mr. llcllulay
at his establishment, in Ledser place, and was
nsked by him it he could fix up boxes which had
contained snutf and which had been sent back.
He said he wanted Dew tops on tliem.ar.d all the
marks erased upon them except the Inspection,
maike. Mr. Solomon was present on one occasion
when witness had an intervie w with Mr. Holla
day, and asked as to the price of the alterations.
The boxes, to the number of one hundred and
thirteen, were taken to etiop of Mr. Conn and
altered according to directions. New tops were
put on them, and all but the inspection marks
removed.
W itness was present at Mr. Jlolladay's nhoD
and saw one oi the boxes opened, aud said that
it contained snuff in bottles; he saw St. Louis
on some of the boxes, and they had a dirty ap
pearance, as it they had been shipped to distant
points.
A. B. Sloanaker testified that he had been in
formed ot the use of boxes a secou 1 time, with,
the inspection marks upoii them, and bad made,
under direction of the Itevenue Department, a
seizure of all the property at Air. Holiday's
place, and also at the store of Messrs. Crossruan
k Solomon. At the latter establishment one of
the altered boxes was found. On the evening of
the seizure Mr. Holladay called on the witness
and said that he would do anything (to expedite
the investigation ; that he was merely employed
to pack the snuff; and that he was doing it for
Croseman & Soloman and W. Garrett & Co.
The Collector visited the storekeepers, Cross
man & Solomon, and passing into the counting
room, acked if any ot the Srm of (larrett & Co.
was present, and an old gentleman bowed affir
matively. Martin Solomon informed huu that
two firms were doing business in the place, and
he trusted the seizure would not atl'ect f he busi
ness or credit of either; witness examined the
stock and made a seizure of it; all of it was
afterwards delivered except that portion which
did not bear Inspection marks.
At a subsequent interview between the Col
lector and members of the firm of Salomon &
Croseman, ho understood that Martin Solomon
was a member. This, however, is denied; he 19
said to be the aeent only.
After the examination ot the witnesses, the
counsel Jor the defendants atgucd that there
was no violation of the revenue law, as Mr.
Holladay was only using boxet in which snurf
bad been shipped to St. Louis, aud sent back
again, and on the contents of which the tax
had been paid.
The United States District Attorney took a dif
ferent view of the matter, aud areued that the
revenue law had been violated; as to whether
the testimony was sulheient to connect Mr.
Solomou with the oileuse, it was lor the Com
missioner to say.
Mr. Sergeant bald he would examine the testi
mony and give his decision to-day.
Odr Firemen. The Moyamensing Hose
Company hoiii-cd a sew hose carriage on Satur
day. This Company have made a number of
tine improvements to their house, and fitted up
the pecoud story in tine style.
The Pennsylvania Hose Company are making
arrangements to present the Eagle Hose, of
Buffalo, with a costly present, and the Albany
Fire Department with a flap, as a token of
respect tor the many acta of kindnoss extended
to the Company during tbeir recent visit to
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, etc.
The Assistance Steam Fire Engines Company
intend to visit Richmond, Va., early in the
eprine. They will take w ith them their line
steamer.
The Visiting Committee of the Fire Awocla
tiofl continued their visits last week to the com
panies beloneinsrto the Association. The engines
and carriages were in excellent order. At th
Hope Hose house they found two steamers, two
hand engines, and three hose carriages.
Slight Fibe. Last evening, about 8
o'clock, a lire occurred at a frame dwelling
slttated in the rear of No. 818 North Fourth
street, and occupied by Frederick Bendler. The
fcnd not jroicb damage was don", ,
THE DAILY EVENING .TELIGKAFH. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12 18GG.
Ji OME8 FOB THE SOLDIKKs' AND SAILOBS
ORriiANf. Wo ptinlisb. for the luformaiion of
those of onr readers who may desire to secure
the benefits provided by the State legislature
for lie orphan of our Pennsylvania troops.
L'uH t a li3t of tHeJSupcrin'ending
Committee for Philaoelphia, the committee tor
apply to for the admission of children, redden t
therein, to any ol the ' Homes" or Schools of the
Commonwealth:
first Ward Wlllium
fn, M v-- '''
., i.". uui nfw sircci; fevenui, 1'eter WUl;am
fon, No. K04 Pme street; Eiphtn, John II. At
wood, No. 5 Walnut street; Ninth, Theodore
Earn, No. 102(i Arch street; Tenth, John W.
Claghorn. No. 118 8. Seventh street; Eleventh,
(;t oige Eek, No. 206 N. Water street; Tclftti
Charles M. Wagner, No. iil N. Sixth street;
Ihirteenth. Alderman Joseph Plankinton, N. E.
corner of Franklin and Spring Garden stree's;
f ourteenth, Samuel P. Brown, M. 1)., No. W
N. Eleventh street; Fifteenth, Henry Davis,
No. Him Poplar etrt; Sixteenth, Robert
1). Coxe, No. 528 Walnut street; Seven
teenth, Dr. M. C. Kreitzer, No. l.'i.'lti N.
rounn street; Mgnteenth, (Jeorgc W. Vaughan,
No. 200 Richmond street; Nineteenth, Thomas
llaig, Jr. No. ti04 Dauphin street; Twentieth,
Joseph H. Marcer, No. 915 N. Twelfth street;
Twenty-first. Charles Thompson Jone. Rdx
borough; Twenty-second, Charles J. Wistar,
Jr., Oermnnfowri; Twenty-second, Simiicl C.
Ford, ulncy; Twenty-third; William Ash worth,
Train and Sellers streets, Eraukford; Twenty
fourth, Henry C. Townscnd. Fortv-fJvst aild
Baltimore avenue; Twenty-rifth, Barton H.
Jerks, Budesbnrg; Twenty-Bfth, John Savnce,
Chemical Works, Frankfnrd; Twenfv-sivth,
Ccsrlci Harmar, tiray' Ferry.
All aoplicat ons for admission to thee Schools,
with the certiflcnte of the member for the see
lion, are to be sent to M. J. Mitcheson, No. 62S
J abiut street; or, if Catholics, to Bishop Wood,
Logan Square
Highway Robueby Murderous As
sault. on Saturday nluht, between 9 and 10
o clock, a (ierman, supposed to be uamcd Mat
thew Cathera, ws knocked down and robbed in
(ireen street, Franktord. The cries of the
German, when the assault was first made upon
him, attracted the attention of several men,
who, on reaching the spot, found Cathera on
the eround. in an insensible condition, with his
pockets rilled. His pocket-book, which had
been robbed of its coutents, was found lvlng by
his side. The wounded man was removed to
the Station House, still insensible, where it was
found that h? had received serious injuries in
the breast. Yesterday merning there was but
little change in his condition, and it was
tbouelit ndvisable to remove him to the Epis
copal Hospital.
Accidests. Robert Morrison had one of
his hands badlv injured on Saturday, at the
establishment ot Messrs. MeCullouirh A, Co.,
Eleventh street and Washington avcuue.
John Wcrnd, from Carbon county, who was
admitted into the Pennsylvania Hospital a few
weeks since with bis right arm and leg broken,
had his arm amputated on Saturday.
James Corbett was taken to the Pennsylvania
Hospital On Saturday. With a leir hmtnn. Tim
accident happened at the works of Messrs.
Morris, Tusker & Co.
'i lion i as tafcarlin was also urimitteil m, t,;
hand badly crushed by machinery at Messrs. M.
W. Baldwin & Co.'s.
Anniversaby of tub Churcitmen's
Missionary Association for Seamen. This
Association held its nineteenth anniversary last
evening, at the Church of the Eplnhanv. Fif
teenth and Chesnut streets. Rev. W. R. Erben
the missionary chaplain, read the annual report,
giving a brief summary ot the work of the Asso
ciation during the year, in maintaining a chapel
lor seamen visiting the port of Philadelphia,
and in looking alter the interests of the sailor's
family. The increase in the membership of the
chapel has been of a gratifying character, and
the report suggests the need of a building ad
joining the present chapel, at Catharine and
Swanon streets. A sermon was delivered by
Rev. George Leeds, D. D.
A SnAitP Excn a noe. Daniel Mulligan
had a bearing before Alderman Tittermary, Sa
turday, on-the charse of obtaining achaiu from
Leuoir A; Co., Second street, above Monroe, by
false representations. The alleeatlon before the
magistrate was that defendant had called at the
shop when Mr. Leuoir was present, and offered
to exchange one chain for another, and to give
three dollars in addition. The proposition was
declined. After Mr. Lenoir went out the de
fendant acain called, and represented to the
partner that the offer made by him had been
assented to by Mr. Lenoir, whereupon the trans
fer of the clialus was made. The accused was
held for trial.
The Cholera. During tho past week the
deaths irom cholera, reported at the office of the
Registrar, numbered 19, of which number 14
were adults and 5 children. The following shows
the number of deaths from this disease in the
various wards: Second Ward, 1; Fourth, 1;
Seventh, 2; Eleventh, 1; Twelfth, 1; Fourteenth,
1; Fifteenth, 1; Eiehteenth, 2; Nineteenth, 2;
Twentieth, 4; Twent y-fourth, 3.
The Hay Market. During the past
week, 524 loads of hav and 65 oi stra w were
weighed and sold at "the Farmers' Hay and
Straw Market, North Seventh street.
Best quality Timothy hay sold atSl-SOfSl'SS
if) 100 lbs.; mixed and inferior at ll-fiOJ 1-70.
Straw sold at $140 145 100 lbs.
The market was quite active.
Collision Brtween a Fire Engine
and a Private Carriage Narrow Escai'b.
About 6 o'clock last evening, the Northern
Liberty Engine ran luto a carriage at Tenth aud
Thompson streets, and completely demolished
it. Mr. H. A. Salter, with his wile aud child, a
boy, were in the carriage at the tiin, but they
were not injured, although ttiey made a very
narrow escape
Fatal Accident. On Saturday evening
a man, while crossing Pennsylvania avenue, at
Seventeenth street, was knocked down and run
over by a locomotive on the Reading Railroad.
and instantly killed. The victim was afterwards
recognized as Robert Patterson, who resided at
No. 2034 Carlton street.
Building on Fire. Between 5 and C
o'clock last eveninff rue building of John
Clump, bituated on Morviue street, below Mont
gomery avenue, took tire, but tDe flames were
speedily extinguished, and not much damage
done.
Contempt of Court. Charles A. Dolson.
who was convicted a couple of mouths airo oi
distilline liquor without a license and lined
$100, failing to pay the fine, was rearrested aud
committed by Jude Cudwtlader lor thirty days,
lor contempt or Court.
Barn Destroyeti A ham
. iMi.crop ot Mn 'porL'e C. Rex. at Chest
nut Hill, was totally destroyed bv die about 7
o'clock j esterday morning. A calf was burned
to death. Loss, $4000.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
GRAVK-STONES, Etc.
Just completed, a beautiful variety ot
llALlAM MARBLE MOMl'UKNTa,
Will be Mid cbeD forcfc,h. ori'ats
Work leiit to auy port oi trie United State.
HENRY 8. TATUl
MARBLE WORKS
124 wiin No. 710 GREIN Hireet. f blladelphlj
1 L L I A M (T. GRANT
COMMIHSIOH MERCHANT, ,
Bo. 13 B. DIXA W AB1 Auu, Pbludclpbla, I
AvtHt ton
Jjntxint'i Onnpowder, KetlDed Nitre, Charcoal, Eta,
W. Haker A Co ' Chocolate. Oocoa, and rlrvana.
t roctMt Jiroa A Co. Itikiw Meuil t)beatLUi Bolt
A "9 Kim t
h. I .nliiHan Js n ITL
JO!!ard 'rect: Second, William Laughiin, N
k -'PS'1!? niP,H Thir(i- Ji,mr8 f. Campbe ll,
5 lnth f,trrc'; 'o"rth, John U'lirieu,
v )? T.01,th ",rceti Fifth, Uselma V. Smith
AO. fi'lH Walnut, hi mot. UivtK n.., p w n...
AMUSEMENTS.
Am
ERIC AN ACADKMY.OF MUSIC.-
BATEMAN'S t'ONCEHTS.. i
Mr. If L. BATFMAH bun t e honor to announce that.
In aceoroanoo with the imw iinlvxniallv pxpronmd
dfilre to hear M'me PAKI-.l'A. Hlguor BHIUNOi.l and
the other rmo nd arilnu oi hm troupe, at the Acadeiar
ot MoaIc la tbia cltr, he win tire
1U OlIAMI I OaCEKTS
a t tni
AMERICAN ACAlr.MT OK MFSIC,
un H'FSr A 1 . November U.
and Wr.DNKSl
In which the lolion ln art
Al'mePAKKI-A,
bltihor FLltHA.NTI.
ana WM)M KWl) AY, November 14, '
UDH wi i appeur I
blguor KKlUNOl.l.
Mr 8. B. M ILLS, Mr. CAfiL ROaA,
Mr. J. L. RATION.
RE8KEVED SEATS.
.ONE DOLLAB EACH
NOTICE. A limited ni m'ier of inaU will be reserved
r. , IV Uf. FAMILY OIK LK,
Which may be had TH I S MONDAY) MOBSIXO, at
the Ac . di my, and Trumpler' Mimlo .-.tD e.
Ado llon io the Fumlly Circle, witbuut rescrred
Seat. n cento.
An pb I theatre, 25 cents.
NEW CHESNUT SfRKET
WILLIAM K. SINH A O
Jioorn open at T. Curtain rlaea at 7 45.
THEATRE.
LKiHKliH
MONDAY EVENIKG, November 12.
LAST' Klolir Or HIE HKEAT HI LI, OK FUN.
UK. JOSEPH JtHKknw
MR. JOH1.FH JKFEK.0!T
Vli. JOsfpH JKFKKRHOW
MR. JOHKP1I JfFKKHSON
I lUKtE PI..CES.
WOODCOCK'S LITl'LK OAMK.
Woodcock ACT T JOstlPU JFEUSON
llow Woodcock played hia "Little Game"
ACT II
How w oodcock won hia ' I. idle Game "
Alter which the mulcal rarce,
TUB WIS 11 HILL.
Hampcon Mr JOSFPIT JEFKRUON
liurlnrihla piece Mr .lertcr-on and M m orton aill
aim the comic due-, "The Miller of Mitcham "
lo cono.ude with the comic di aina,
THE 8P1TKIK.
Toblaa Shortcut Mr. JO'F.PtI .TEFFER3 N
Hcene 1 iloioi ol tho Joilv Sea Doh."
f-c ne 2 nbln oi ihe fnl tire."
cene 3-Maln deck of Man of-wnr.
To tetmlnate with
OllAn SA FIOTIT.
SATtmitAY aKTF.Rvook. November 17,
tiRAND FVMILY MATIN BK.
A 8PLUjNnin KNTKKTAIKME.ST
, .la I'rcparatloo.
Trlcea aa otual.
CITY MUSEUM THEATRE, CALLOW HILL
Street, below Firth.
Tho established aucceaa of this cosy Tempi M t ic
iirama, with the nat buriraque actor. Mr. nril t. . i'
ROBNON, warranta the Man.uemcnt In aniioiaju
hiru SIX NlGhTS LONG R comineoclng
iOM)AY 'JD TUKHDAY KVtNINGS.
Koveniber 12 and 13,
with the laughable hurierque emit ed
BAAILtT; OK, 1HE WKARING OF THE BLl!X
IlfiniM bTUART HOtii
lo be preceded by that
good-for-nothing.
To conclude with the
BLMICIA BOY.
Benjamin Bobbin STUART BOBSOS
PKK EH OF ADMISSION.
Drena Circle and Parquet 40 cent
Orchestra Cualis Ml cent
Gallerv.. 18 cents
Private boxen a:i and S
Beau In Private Box 74 ceuta
Orii K ALTERATION OF IIMF,.
Door open at qnarter before 7 o'clock, curtain will
rice at preulnelv hal -past 7.
WA Li M U'l X tt K.B 1 i' H H n l K b.
N. E. comer of SlNl'll and WALNUT StieoU.
Commence at IJ
LAST TWKLVR NIG UTS
of the b rilllant ennagiuien tor
UK. EDWIN BOOTH,
who will appear In bla unnval od impersonation of
IIAMl El,
which has been placed ou the atage In a atrle, It la
hoped, combining iplcudor of production wiia atrict
hiatorlcal correct nca
LDWLn BOOTH as HAMLF.T.
Laertea Mr. Barton Hill
TIJfSDAi lUE FflOi.M REVESGtt.
FDwIN BOOTH as XHK KING'S JEsTER.
MRS. JOHN DliEW'8 NEW ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Ben Ins at half pant 7 o'clock.
I NKXaJUlLhD SUCCESS.
HOUSES PACKr.D 1 O 'HIE ROOF.
Second week ol the young comedian,
MR. DAN IIP V ANT.
MONDAY. Aft l EVI-KY NtOTIT.
with new nceuory and ereat caat. the great drama oi
RllAMUS 0,B1UE.(
OB
THE BOTTLD BOY OF GLEVOAT.T..
in which Mr. DAN 15 a v NT will axMimie
HICK THABAtJ I'KBH
WITH SONGS D D.-SC'H
FRIDAY BENEFIT OF DAN BRYANT.
EW
AMERICAN T HEAT R E.
FOR 0E WEEK ONLY,
YOUWG AMERICA,
l'upil ot the great Gaoriel Ravel, and
MB HEMIY WM.LS In
JOCKO THE MotsKLY OF BRAZIL.
EXHIBITION AT THE PENNSYLVANIA
CADE MY OF FINE AKIMaflne collection ol
l'alntlngs olthe French, German, and Belgian bchoola
of Art Oik n daily.
Admltalon W cents. 11 6 0t
GEKMANIA ORCHESTRA i'UULIC UK
hearsaia every SaTLBDAY AF1ERNOON, at
Ml'SlCAL FUN1 HAI.L, H o'clock. EnpiKfemenw
made bv ai dressing GhORGE itASTKRT, Agent, No.
l'ai MONTkHEV Mreet between Kace ann Vine. II S3iu
NEW ELEVENTH STREET Of ERA UOUSli,
ELtVENTH Ktreet. above CHESNUT.
"I'HMi FAAtlLiV HlOUT
OFJ'.M FOR 'II IK SKASO.V.
CARM UUeS tfb UlXIii'S MINiil'UELS,
the Great Star 'Jroupe oi the World intheii GUANli
E'llllOl'IAN SOIREES, HONG(4, Da.NCES, NEV
BVRLLSgUES. and 1'LAliTATION fCKN K.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commencing at H o'clock.
g 30 J. L. CABNcBOS. Manager.
ALER'8 (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GARDEN N os. Ti0-Ti6 VINE frtucet.
GRAND INbTRUME.NTAL CONCERTS
IUI1I1jI,
By two large and efficient orchestras.
TO-NIGHT
And EVERY NIGHT, In conocctlon with our
EiCEl.SlOB M RING BAND,
a Brass Band, couipiiaiug the bct ArtiaU In thOjClt,
will periorm.
OPEN FOB THIS REASON.
Our spacious Min uier Garden, artistically laid out
with Shrubbery, rouutuins. etc
IN THE LADIES' SALOON,
Especially set apart lor F & ILIES, the best of Creams
and other Relreshmenta will be served. 6-Pit
OY M IN A S 1 U M
FOB LADIES. GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN,
N. E COR. OF NlTH AND ARCH STREKld.
The Innitute, whlcb again has been groutiy Improved
lor tbe coming scuaon, la now open lor vubecrlptioiu.ali
day aud evenings.
Bodily exeroite Impana health and strength, and Is
blglu v roccuiiiiendcd lo bo h sexea and all ages.
Terms torluaUuctlon. 8 mou.hg S-V0
Terms for eli piactlce. 8 moniiia ai U
For particulars send lor a circular or give us a calL
8 30 3io Prolesaora Hll DEI) BAND & LEWIS
I'OINT BREEZE PARK PREMIUM,
rfrgwaioeo.-Trotting on 'IHURSOAY. November
l.i, ittott, at '1 o'clock . h. : mile heat; best In live to
harness! xood dai and track.
D. PU'tr names b m. LADY TUORN, by Membrlno
Chlet.
J. Crookes names br. a. GEORGE WILKES, by Haul
bletoninti.
These ce.ebrated homes wl'l contest for the above
premium, and it is contldcn'lv expected this wbl be the
best trot ol the seaou Muinbura are respeutfullv re
aueated, on this occax on to waive the prlvi.oge of in
troducing a lrleuo without pay
Admi-aion, Cue Pol ar. 119 5
gf" "?V THE PUKOS WHICH WE MANI
iTlTT f Koture recommend theiusolves. We promise
to our patrom clear beauiliul tones, elegant workman
ship, durability, and reasonable prices, combined with
a lull guarautee. For aalo omy at No. I147 vvalnvji
Btbm Vmnft PIANO MAXUFAfTTTRIBQ CO. '
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
wmi is 11; am stoium
EST AB LISIIMENT,
No. 510 RACE Street.
We beg leave to draw your particular attention to ou
new French Steam f-courlng Eatabllaba eut the tint aa
ouly one 01 It kiiid In thi city- We do notdve, but b.
a then. leal procers res' ore Ladles', Gentlemen's, an
Children's Garment to tbeir original states, whuok
injuring them in ti e least, while gieat experience am
the best niacblncrj lrotn France euuble us to warrant
pertect satniaction to ail who may levor us with ttieti
patronage LA 1)1 I S' DRESSED, of every OescupUoi,
with or without Iriiiini'nga. are cleaned aud tlnUhea
without being taken apart, whether the color be genu.ne
"'opera Cloaks and Mantillas. Cnrtains, Table Covers
Carpets. Velvet. Ribbons, Kid Gloves, etc.. cleaned ant!
reouii-bed In tbe lies I manner. Gentlemen 'a hntunr
and W inter Clottilng cleaned to perteotion without In.
Jnrv to tbeatufl. Also flags and Banoeta All kinds ol
tains t moved without Cleaning the whole. All order,
re execated ander our kuaiediate aunervialon, and
satisfaction guaranteed in every inatsnoe. A call aud
xamhiation ot our process hi respectfully solicited. .
aUBEDYLL & HAM.
NO lit lACZBteeat,'
VVATCHEf , JEWELrtY ETC
S I L V EH'WAR E
FOR
BHlDAL PIlESliNTS.
O. RUSSELL & CO.,
No. Qa North SIXTH St.,
Invite
attention n thnlr ft,nlr ai.k .f intln
Sll.v Kl
v ABU, suitable lor CIllUtTM Ao and BRIiAL
I'litSK.N IS
10 2
I IAK GULU WATCHES.
American and Ceneva.
We call f piclal attention to the
FIM10 WATCH AMD SI1YVKRWAUB
KSTABUSIIMENT OF
W. W. OASS1DY,
Mo. 14 Sonth SECOND Street,
:uhoson hand rne of the finest arsortmenta of Jew.
' y, etc,,of ny in the city. A splendid assortment of
SILVERWARE ALWAYS OX HAND. Remember
W. V. CASS ID Y,
? 1 ' No. 1J Sonth SECOND Street.
Im pairing correctly and promptly attended to.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. ;
1,
i
MUSICAL BOXES.
A fulf assortment of above Roods constantly on
o -"l?.!6' ,t0 P' s-the Muaioul Boxea plajini
irow i (o 10 beaiiufnl Airs.
FARR & BROTHER, Importen,
No. SU CBESKTJT 8TREBT,
Below JfourtU,
llllmthjrp
11EMOVAT.
ISAAC nivnu
v ni n. 1 .
WAlCn MAKEB, HAVING REMOVED TO
No. 120 S. ELEVENTH Street, below Chemut,
Hm opened anew and carefully elected stock ol flno
Watcuea, Jewelry, fcllver and I'lated Ware,
N. B.-Chronometer, Duplex. Paten Lever, and plain
W att-tca tareiully rcptlrcd and warranted ClU31ec2mr
HENRY IIARPEIl,
IV o. 5SO AIJCII Stx-oct,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
v atehes
Kine Jewelry,
Silver-Plated Ware,
81)
Solil Silver-Wnre.
RICH JEWELRY.
JOHN BRENNAN,
DEALER IN
DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Etc Etc. Etc
9
IS S. EIGHTH ST., PIIILAOA..
fDLOIOND DEALER & JEWELER
WATCHES, JEWELRY HII.VEH WARE,
WATCHES and JEWLBY REPAIRED. .
Owing to the decline. 01 Gold, baa made a great re
duction in price of hlB large aud well assorted stock of
Diamond,
Walohe,
Jewelry,
Silverware, Etc.
The public are respectmily invited to call and examtt e
onrstoca belore purchasing elsewhere. Jij
BOWMAN & LEON AUD,
if ANLFACTUKEBS OF
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAIXE
IN
SHier-riatcd Goods,
ARCH STREET.
Silver and
No. 704
PBIABKLPHIA.
Those In wsnt Ot H1LVEK or SILVEK-PL ATK U
WAK1. wi.l nud It much to their advantage to vbut
ours 1 OK. Leiote niaklng tbeir purchaKea. our loan
experience in the m.uuiactnre ol the above klnda J
socs enables ns to delv competition.
e seepnogooos but those w hlcn are or tbe FIRST
C 1.A Ho, all 01 our own make, and whl be sold at redueeu
1 rices. aw
HATS AND CAPS.
HATS, CAPS, FURS.
BAHTALOTT & CO.,
No. b'-i North EiailTU Street.
' ull and well assorted stock 01
HATS AND CAPS,
For Men', Boys', and Children's wear. Also, a choice
variety ot
LADIES' FUltS,
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND,
No. S KORTII EIGHTH STREET
10 24 wfnrtmrp
Below Arch.
ySE STARIN'S COraOlllCM P0WDE3?
FOB
HOUSES AND CATTLE.
It cures Worms. Bottt, and Co' to.
Itcures Colds, Coughs, and lllde-Bound.
It in the best alterative lor florecs and Cattle not
use, having a reputation of 20 years' sunning.
It Is a sure preventive for the much dreaded Kinder
pest
.ho K aimer or Tauvman ahould be without it
r or sa e in ruiiaileliihia by bl UI'i K JW
No 23.
norm "'A.U011 tieeti di)llu, uuli.uwai .
tOl'Jti''0. 141 orlh BIX 111 Street, and by Dru
guts hout the oouctry. Addioss alt orders to
8TAKIN A FLOYD, Proprietors,
66in Mo. 209 DUAN K Street, Kew York,
QEORGE PLOWMAN,
CAKl'KNTKIt AND BUTLDlilt,
No. 232 CARTER Street,
And No. 141 DOCK Strict.
Machine Woik and MUlwrlghtin "ion ptly attended
to. i ,
LANDSCAPE DRAWING CARDS, A BJAU.
tiful series ot views, tltieen in number, raTifned
lor the Instruction ot Juvenile artists. Price, lo ems a
arkaxe. With the iVr.NlUU TKLEO!tAi'U,.Kc W
MK CLJfl'EB ..wlllbeloaudonsaieattke
im HEWr) HTAND,
o, W. torner 8EVENTH and CUES HUT Utraet ',
F.,HJL M.IB u RGLAR PROOF SAFES
T1UUHP(IIS O.F '
MARVIN'S SAFE.
KWBKB!i, N. C, Septembor 24. 18M.
W M. II. Oliveu, rq , A;riit lor atrviu & Co.
IieabHik: At the late tenlbl Fire on Alidd e
iiteet, w hich destroted onr Itaukna- Ilouo, we hud
10 ol your rates. Oneofiliem was rotnovod, and
we were movin lie othjr, whon we wore ttiraoMd
to .'rave the Hlce as an atljiiiina? uniidmir nas
alont trine blown ni. 1 lie en ire row 01 buihfl,nn
was conunicd, bnt ou opemn tbcHaie we had the
sa inaction oi titinitiir everythmir Insiilo poriec
W e can cheerfully recommend them as lxm per
fect it fiieirool, as we have examined two others of
j onr nu ke w hic.it wore in tno same tire, boili ot
winch j reserved the bonks and psois that Woroin
them. lour rrpcctitilir,
DISOSVVAY.tJPlON&Co.,
11 au kern.
Newbkiin, N. C , tjerttemlKrat, 18GU. '
Wm. II. Oliver, Ksq , Aont 'or Marvin ft Co.
ikAR Miii-1 hnd at my storo ono ot your afe.
Al? buiUiiiis. aitnated on Utdiilo street, was oou
aumed in the late leirible conlHirraHnn.
1 em pleased to sav, on 01 enma; the ikfe, every
hook and tiaper was louud to be In prfoot ordor.
A more intense tire cott'd scarce y beennoolvotl ot
louts tiuly, JOHN L1jLW011TH & Co.
w it n,,?"w"RH' h-C l eptcmbor 24, 1880.
uiAR bia j-Ono 01 your sules s.000 a most severe
tri.11 iu my store at the late lire on Middle street.
y store was situated in m row ot laroe wooden
wV??'VtheTVUr.n,nf of whw' "d m
Zu?"&ouV" UM WM Cme' but th" Mle
Very respectfully, l. BAEK.
MARVIN & CO.,
72iCHESTNUTSt.(MasonicHall)
AND No. 265 BBOADWAV, Mew York.
THE BEST INSURANCE
DEY SAFES,
FIRE-PROOF SAFES.
MAItVIN'S PATENT
ALUM AND DRY PLASTER.
X wenty-flvo years experience. Call and examine.
MjIKVUST & CO.,
721 CHESTNUT St.(Masonic Hall)
AKD No. J6S BROAD WAT. New Tork.
House Ba'es, for flate and Jewelry.
Hunkers' Steel ChesiA
(CMjuii-lmnu haies ol all makers,
faies exehaiiked on liberal tenin. 10 17 wsmlm
Hb.SU OK il LlSTKAIKn CATALOODE.
EVANS & WATSON,
UANCFACTUBSB8 OF
FIRE AKD
8 .A.
BURGLAR-PROOF
FES
DESIGNED FOR
Bank, Mercantile, or Dwelling. IloaM Caa
Establiahed Over 2d Teara.
Over 24,000 Safes in Use.
The only Safes with Lurida Uoora.
Never Lose their Fire-Proof Quality.
Guaranteed free from Dampness.
Bold at Prices Lower than othur rxwajri,
WAREROOMSt
No. 811 CHESNUT Street,
PIULAUKLPHIA. CSp
COAL.
J A M E
O'BRIEN
DKALKR TV
DBALfcR IN
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL COAL
oi US I'tKUU OH 81SOLI TO, I
Yard, Bread Street, below Titzwater. !
Uns constantly on hand a competent supply of th
auove fuperior Coal, sui able lor family uso, to
which he calls the attontiou of lin fnondsand the
mMiORcucraliy.
Orde'meitatHo. 206 South l inh street, No. 32
Sonth bovenleenth street, or through Despatch or
tost Ofl.ce, promptly attended to.
A SUPERIOR QUALITY OK BLACKSMITHa
COAL. 7 8 j
TP YOU WANT PERFECT SATISFACTION
Ineyery respect, buy the celebrated PBBSTON
c OAu, Eijg and Htpve sizes, at 7 per ton. Also, the
seDulneL&t.LE VEIS COaL, same sizes, tame pnoe,
; "') it' "',"1. -Kg ana move, at
9 I uiFVI IVIA. PCCI IIUIIIIUK UUl IUO Ol
Onlers re-
elveuat No. 114 foulb TUIRB btreet.
0 24
RB W. PATRICK & CO.,
NO. 304 N. BROAD ST.,
DEALERS IN
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLXILL COAL,
HAZIXT0N, MAHAN0Y, EAGLE VEIN, AND
RE-BROKE 6T0VE,
Always on hand, under cover, aud free trom DIRT and
gLA'i E JB 25suiwui
COAL! COAL! COAL!
The best LHUCH and SCHL'YI KILL COAL, ore
pared expre lor ismliy use, cous'autly on haud In
my Yaid.No 16H CALLOW hiL., Mrtet. unuercove?
de. tvaied on short notice nell screeneo, and picked iroe
ol slate, at i he lowet cah trices. A trial will secure
our custom.
JOIiN A. WirON,
buccesnor to W. L. FOCi K.
I'mLADSLi niA. August 27, 1H6. OWttoi
HARD RUBBER ARTIFICIAL
1.1 M lib, Anus, Le(s, Apphaaies lor.
jeiomiiiy, eio. eic. luese Limbs are
irausierreii iroin uie in lorui and tilt
are uie nxniesi, most auriule comiort-l
ab e. neriec. and artlsiin i.iii.atiiiins 1
yet Invented Tlity are approved d
aduoted hv tbe 1nitiil kt,.
ment and our principal Hurveons. l'a(-u:t,d August
KIlWllAI'L A CO..
No. 630 ARC II btreet. iilUtulel ntils.
PamphUt free. 27 610
o
ORN EXOHANOE
RAO MANUFAtfJOJtX.
JOHN T. BllUI i CO,
KRUOVKP Tu
S. E. comer of MARK ft yna WATER Streets
DEALERS lN'i'AND BACUUiO ,
oi every aesu'tPtlon, lor
Cialn, Flour, Salt, bopr Pliophat ot Lime, Rous
liut, Fto.
Large ind small GUNNY BAGS raustantly on hand
a-MT Also, WOOL 8ACKJ.
VHN T. BAILXT. jAUltaOASOADM.
DEAFNE8S.-KFERY INSTRUMENT THAT
seleaee asd skill bare inveutod to atMist th hear
kua In everr deiiwe deaAiev, oun be had at tUa Ear
lli.iamcJ? RpJt or If. MADeIBA. Ho. 1
TEJiTU btreet. W Chesnot. . M 14 Im
V
4
18.
SHIRTS, FURNISMtNQ GOODS. La
QE1XTS' KUIlKBIIINa GOODS.
BIIIRT8 MADE OF NEW YORK MILLS MPSLIN
10 yS4 usual price 611.
r?TA.'"- J WAM8D1TA A1C8LIN. nhr
osprtw -now-, wry
a 11 ?'! 1K1 H of fsde to order.
i t i i"u:ii9n (O wueieaaie rwie
l."H. HIlAKKk. AVIIl'ANl-ts riiiovr nn
BF-rlrtl KTH Ahi, ,H,wmH, all sites ami quail'Ca.
' -- 1..J1.1U. iul. in untmw v.rintw -
F.Kllb-lfkl mt
rt litultinnlA iirinnb 11
great variety, tni at
tilo
T. L. JACOBS,
JJJFUT Street.
glURTS! SHIUxli SIIIRTSI
40 JOHN C. REMINQ TON'S 40
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
No. 40 North NINTH Street, ,
rniLADRLFUtA, PA.
r articular atteniion giving fo the Cutting and Makkaa
0lbl,JL 11 8
H. F- BUTLER,
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 142 South EIGHTH St.
J.
W. SCOTT ' & ' C O.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
ADD C BALER IK
MEN'8 FUliNISUINQ QOOD8
No. 814 CHESNUT Street, - '
FOVR LOOKS BLOW TOJt CO TIJfB NTAlJ
j'P rBILADELHHIA.
p ATE K T SUOULDER-SEAil
SI1I11T MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLF.Mi.N'8 KUHKISII1NQ STOBB.
rr-UFKCI FITTING 8I1IB1 8 AND SKAWXA8
niarte irem measurrmrnt at very short riotlee.
All other un.cles of ULKTLKAUUI (t DRK88 QOOD9
In lull variety.
WINCHESTER & CO.,
tl 15 So. 70S CIlfiaNUT Btreet
THE
BEST FITTING SHIRT
IK AMERICA IB Til
8HOCI D R-bEAM PATTKBK flHIBT,
Manatacinrcd bj
K. LAYUX;, So. UN. SIX H Street, fhUadelchia.
where yon can find a large aso tmentot
Gi.Nl 8' FUKMbUINO HOODS.
Clip this ont and give ns a call.
817 No. A8 N. BIX 111 Street. Phlladelpkla.
LUMBER.
1866.-?sE:?SKiPITI! riNE mAla
4-4, ft-4 6-4. t, iH. 3 and 4 Inch.
CiioiCK pan kl am i common. i feet lone.-4-4.
IM, 6-4. i. 'ih. S and 4 inch. .
WHITfci J INK. PANEL PaTiK.HN HtHI. "
LAI.UE AND 6UPEHIOB BTJLK OS ilAND. .
1 Rf ( -5 .F. IJi!?.1 NO' BUILDINGI
BLILU1NU1
LCHBtKI LUMBF.RI LUMBER 1
4-4 CAROLINA Jr LOoKlNO. ,
A-4 CAROLINA FLuOKf NQ.
4- 4 Dr LAW ARE KLOORINQ.
5- 4 DF. LAW ABE FLOORING
WHITE PINE FLOORING.
ASH FLOOK1NO.
WALNUT FLOORING.
bPRUcE FI OOhlNG.
B'l-F.P BOABDt.
BAIL PLANK.
PUbTERINO LATH.
1866.
CEDAR
AND C Y PR ESg
S1J1NULE".
CKDAB BHINGLES.
SHORT CEUAS HUlNWI.Ea.
COOPER hUlNOLEH.
FINE ASSORTMENT VOH 8ALF3 LOW.
No. 1 CEDAR LOOM AND POUT.
So. 1 CEDAR LOUS AND POSTS.
1 fififi -TOS? .UNDERTAKERS!!
n CEDAR, WALNLT, AND PINE
RED CEDAR WALNDT.' AND VlSj.
! 1 QfC -albany LusihEBOFALL kinds
i lODO. ALBANY LUMHER OF ALL KINBF
SEASONED WALNUT.
DRT POPI.AJt. CUFKRV AND ASH.
OAK PLANK AN1 BOARDS.
JMAHOGANY.
KOHEWOOD AND WALNUT VENEERS.
1 RRfi CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS.
1866aLc0EEJoW, SraCCEJOISTl
BI BCCE JtllST,
FROM 14 TO in FEET LONG.
VRfilM 14 10 Si FEET LOio;
SUPERIOR NORWAY SOANTLI8IG.
. MACLE. BKOih- R CO.,
Bmrp No. 8iC0 SOLTH STREET.
QlIAliLES, ESTE,
LUMBER MERCHANT,
ScTcnlccntli and CallowhlH Stsi,
OFFERS ' '"'
Dry Pattern Pine, all grades; Reasoned WalnotBoard
and riauk, from one to six Inches talcs.; Ash, Cheetaut,
Cherry, and Poplar Boards and Plant.
Also, DuildlugLBniDeroi all kinds 1 4-4 and J 4 Caro
lina. Delaware, and White l'lne
Lumber always on hand. ciOftimwias
T , .S?H?,'3 LUMBER YARD, N. E. COR.
-L . fl'UEM 11 and olILES Stieets,
OF LBS FOR SALE,
, , CHEAP FOB CASH,
W hue Plue. seasoued.
First audktcond quality Yellow (4 4, 5-4) and WNJU
Pine (4-4) F.oorluir Loards.
t'luu aud second qua.lty one and two-sides Fence
1 Oman
t hel v Ing Boards, Bass. 'h. Planks and Boards. White
Pine Mlis ail tizesi htcp Boards, 4 4 4-4
linn lock Joist aud ecsuulng. from li to 28 leet lonir.
an widths.
Spruce Joists, Pills, And Scantling, (torn 12 to 3d feet,
long 11 wlotis. .
1 iasierlug i ath tEngUsb and v olals) Pfcketa.
Milng.es I bMHUt ports, elo.
Aiahoxany, wa uutplaue aud Boards.
Alikluuso' Bulldiiu Lumber cut and furnbhed at th
shortc.it notice, at the lowet price. lo 'io lm
NITED STATES "
BUILDER'S Mil,!,
Ncs. 24. 28, and 28 S. FIFTEENTH St.
miLADELPBIA.
ESLEK & BROTHER, :
WOOD MOCLD1NGS, BBACKET8. STAIB hAi.TJ8-
SHELVING PLANED TO ORDER.
Ihelsrgcst ansortnent 01 Wood Mouldings hi thltelty
coiietanlly ou UauU. TMtiu
J.
C. P E R K I N
IjDMliKli MEJ.tCIJA.NT'
8,
. Suoecssor to U. Clsrk, Jr
No. 324 CUKJSTIAN STREKT. ;
Constantly on hand tarite an4 varied tweortwea
of Bulldina Lumper-, . : v l
NADULTEBATKBrLI Q DORS oLt"
, KHHAfUl PENlHTAN't)
i !" :TOIUt AND VAULTS, . . ...
, Ko IJM CUEHUr HTKKKT
1 - Neariv Opiieslt the Pot OUMe .
. . .. . CUlLAJrKIJPHlA.
FumlHessirpp'led. Or e- rron luaOoaatrv
sttm'f A to. ' "' ' ' i ' '
rootJy