CITY INTELLIGENCE. f FCB ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS BIB INSIDB PAOB8 7722 rEXX STREET HOMICIDE. ' DEATH OF HOWARD C. MJBT05 AT TUB IIOSIMTAL TWO MEM ARB ARRBHTKD OX BrsriCIOS TUB CASK STILL INVESTED WITU MV8TBRT. I Yesterday afternoon we g.ve aa acoount of the dlscoveiy of a workman In the cooper shop of Mr. lien jam In Klrby, No. 60 I'euu street, doiow Liomoaru, wtio nan urcu uruinuy Duaieu bout the head and face by Home unku iwa per iod. Tlie shop fronts on both 1'enn and Larkln streets, the first sloiy of the I'enu street front being the second story of the Larkln street front. The only person at work In toe shop Jesterday morulrm wan the wounded man, :dward O. Burton by uatue. Tlie discovery, as already st ated, whs mad about 11 o'clock In the morning, by some children who bad filtered the place to gather ohlps. previous to l bis no one bad been obseived to enter or leave the place for some time, so that the assault must Lave been made early In the morning. The wounded man, wbeu discovered, was lying ou the floor near Luiklu street. At bis (tide was a heavy tool composed of wood and Iron, called by the coopers a "irow," and used for hi lining stave, li was covered Willi blood, as wus alHo a stave lying near, to which a small piece of flesh and a few hairs likewise adhered. This would seem to Indicate tbat at leant two persons were engaged In the mnrderousussault. Near the body stood a bucket of water, tn which the guilty person or persons bad evidently washed their hands, as the liqaid was deeply tinged with blood. As soon as the horrified children bad made their discovery they gave the alarm, and the persena that came In answer removed tbe lu sensible, but still breathing man, to tbe I'erin ylvanla Hospital. An examination of his Wounds was made at once by Dr. Norrls, who found tuat the boue over the left eye was frao turid.aud the nose broken, while there were seeiul severe cuts upon tne head of the unfor tunate man. Burton lingered until five o'clock In the altemoon, when lite finally became extinct. From tbe moment of his discovery until bio death he was loatiisible, and not a word could be obtained from him as to the perpetrators of tbe brutal tee. Inning Hie afternoon bis wife vlailed the bospltal, but bis features had been so greatly disfigured by tbe blows li flio ed, that she could not recognize him, and was about, mining away, wbeu her attention was atuaoled by a laige fcllver ring which the deceased wore upon one of bis fingers. By this the sorrowing woman recognized ber hush- nd. The deceased resided In a neatly-famished two-story brick house, at No. 114 Carpenter Street. He was a native of Wilmington, Dela ware, and was about twenty-six years of age. DuriDg the war be served with credit for four years In the llth Regiment of Ohio Veteran Volunteers, He was a flue-looking man, of tout build and great muscular power, and is repieseuted as having been au excellent work man, of sober and industrious habits, respeoled by ail bis acquaintances. Home time since he meditated the ourrjlng of some weapon upon bis person, but his wire reasoned with him upon theaubjeot.and be was Induced to give up the idea. About seven months ago be was married, and since thut lime his wile, who Is a mere girl In years and looks, says they bad been living together almost like children, in perfect happiness. Previous to bis marriage, Burton bad beeu au active member of the Bh I filer Hose, but at tbe request of his wife he resigned from the company nod sold bis equip ments, although be was still In the habit of wearing a fireman's red shirt, with the number 82" upon tbe bosom. The coroner, having empanelled a Jury in the case, visited tbe Uospital this morning, for tbe ?urpose of viewing the body, which will be urned over to the wife of the deceased for bu rial, xwo persons nave aueauy oeen ianeu into custody, on suspicion of having beeu con cerned in the affair. Tbe inquest will lake place at 1 o'clook to-morrow atteruoon. Tbe first arrest made was that of Orlanta T. Bamson, who was given a bearing late last evening, by Alderman Tittermary. A small boy by the name of lieiiry Johnson was the only witness then examined. He test ified that about ten days ago he overheard a quarrel be tween bamson and a man who Is supposed to have been the deceased. The dispute took place on the riverfront, and during it Harrison Is suld to have threatoued to take tne life of his opponent. Tbe boy was not certain that the latter and the deceased were one and tbe same person, but tbe Alderman deemed the evidence sufficiently strong to juntify ulrn, not In committing the accused to answer at a further hearing, but In holding tilm In $5000 bail to appear at half-past 6 o'clock this afternoon. If Mr. nanism had been the guilty party, he was thus given all the opportunity that be could desire to effect bis escape; and if be hud been guilty, uo one can doubt but tbat he would have sacrificed his ball for tbe sake of saving bis life. It Is pretty certain, however, that Mr. tsamson had notbiug whatever to do with the affair, as it Is said that be can show conclusively that he was ougaged yesterday morning in unloading a vessel In the lower part of the city; so that no evil will In this case result from tbe strange and unwar rantable proceeding of Alderman Tittermary. ' A short time belore 11 o'clock last evening, Patrick Qulnn was also taken into custody, at Eleventh and Hamilton streets, by Officers Toder and Carson, ou susplcioa of being the guilty person. He was conducted to the Union Street fetation House, and there confl ned during the night. This moruing the aroused was given a bearing by Alderman Morrow, by whom he was committed to-answer at a further bearing this afternoon. Our reporter this morning had an Interview with Mr. Klrby, the proprietor of tbe cooper shop in which Burton was employed. From Mr. Klrby we learn the following laots: Borne time since he had a heavy contraot for furnibhlug Loverlug's (Sugar Hennery with hogsheads and barrels, but lost it recently through his former foreman, Mr. James Young, who is now in business at Elevent h and Car penter streets, offering to do the work at a lower rate. Mr. Kirby then found it necessary to dis cbarge all bis hands except two, Burton being one of those retained. It is rumored that con slderable ill feeling was manifested towards Burton by his fellow-workmen on this account. Among those discharged was Patrick Quinn, who bad been employed as a drayman la the establishment. .... , . ' Shortly after 9 o'clock yesterday morning, Mr Klrby left hlf ofiloe In the upper part of the building, and on going down stairs found Qulnn present, in company with the deceased. Mr Klrby shook hands with Q,ulnn, and asked bim If he would not walk up town with him. Burton, at this invitation, addressed Mr. Klrby, BttYou wouldn't walk with an Irishman like klm, would you. Ben?" At this unflattering remark by the deoeased, Qulnn Btepped forward, and said: "Oh yes! I guess he would have no objection." Mr. Klrby aud Qulun then approached the door, and stood for awhile talklug about tbe nurcbase of a horse. Mr. Klrby theu departed, while Qulnn remained at tbe shop, in a very merry mood, resulting, possibly, from his par tial Intoxication at the time. Nothing further Is now known of Qulnn'g proceedings until he was taken into custody fast evening. After he had been secured In tbe Station House, Lieutenant Goldy asked btui what time he left the cooper shop yester day morning. To this question he replied, "IS o'clock" lie was told that Burton was at the Hospital at that time, aud be then said that he tiad left the shop about ten minutes after the i " Mr ifii hv. He also acknowledged to the Lieutenant that he was druuk during the monDexamlning the clothes of the prisoner 11.V" .:. i?wn fnnnrt that the sleeves and bosom of his ihlrt,as well as other portions of t. " TV.,... .r- imwllv emranod in working up tTeSase.andlt is quite probable .that before rfoSf the crime4 will be fastened upon him Oulnu is an irlsuman uy i i " " bVt a short time in this country. He is about twenty-three years of aee, unmarried, aud re iidea itYleventh and Hamilton streets, near Where he was arrested last mgut. Tf rcfivino Stolen Goods. For some time tbe ralSEt. between Krt and Arch, have missed HMD " tnefr wish Sn officer of the First Dl-trlot was put upon the watcb He soon discovered that the thefts were mede by Utile boys, who were Instigated to rnsae vy " " i v.. tn nui mm named .r ArSsTrongTnd JRooert Banders, tbe one w"Mdtn?SfheV of. darker hue. Both the latte? regularly-employed these boys to engage in Mtty thieving for their profit, they receiving ihatofen goods at their underground establish- went ou -intra at., ""rr .Vwitnaiwes. the old w.7. ThelO la VM UU wotl to THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, Thifvkh Attempt A RonnBRT Abb Fori.Fn, Ann Akkfrtf.I). About 1 o'clook yesterday afternoon three young men, named Matthew Qulgly Alias John Daley alias John llulzel, lmniel Henry Alias Han Taylor, and John Crawford, entered the saloon kept by Mm. Ban ford, at No. 1110 Ulrard avenue, and demanded drinks. Their wants In this direction being supplied, two went out with the ostensible pur pose of leaving, but instead went around into tbe bark yard, aud with little labor gained an entrance Into thekltohen by prying open tbe shutters ol a window. All the time the third one was entertaining Mrs. Hanford with en gaging conversation, . but this ulti mately riaggeu, ana the iaay Keeper stepped back int the kitchen. What was her put prise to see the two whom she bad supposed away from the housp, trying to get upstairs. Hbe tcreamed, and they left in "double qulok." Now It so hnpi ened that Alderman Filob, the well-known rollce Magistrate of the Twelfth District, was passing by, and attracted by the scream, came In. Hearing the account from tbe excited lady, ho rnshed ont of the house and into the street, where espying Officer Crock he bailed him, and both wont after the thieves up Kleventh street In quick time, the dapper legs of Die worthy Alderman keeping him const ler ably ahead. He arrested qnigly nt, F.levt nth and Jellerson atreets, officer Crock laid hold ol.li hn Crawford at the same place, while Her geant Brodle wing the crowd rushing by, also rnshed out aud sel.ed Dan Henry at Warnook and Jefferson streets. . Kuch of the parties were then arraigned before tbe magistrate, and held In 11000 bail each to answer at Court. Being in default of ball they were committed. Reunion. The pleasure of rejoicing after a certain difficult task has been accomplished will be felt this evening at the reunion meeting of the Tabernacle Baptist Church. During the early history of this church, which was founded about twenty years since, muoh perseverance and energy were called for Irom its first pro moters. The patience necessary for this toll some business was abundantly supplied by one of the first pastors of the church, ltev. Minor O. Clarke, to whose energy aud untiring xeal the Society doubtless owed Its Incipient prosperity amid the discouragements and financial em barrassments of its early history. Tbe work which was so well begun ty Rev. M. O. Clarke, and followed up by his successors, Drs, Brantly and Eddy, has been brought to a completion during the past week, chietly through the un wearied Application and executive ability of the present beloved pastorofthe Tabernaole Church, Kev. George A. I'eltz. The entire Indebtedness of the church has now been extinguished, and the members of the church and congregation meet this afternoon and evening to hold so ;lal and devotional reunion services with their for mer pastors, to celebrate the event. To-morrow evening, at the Academy of Music, the Sunday Schools of this church will hold a grand musi cal celebration, at which Kev. ti. A. Peltz will oc cupy the chair, and Kev. M. O. Clarke, and Drs. iCddy and Brantley will be present. Full par ticulars are given In our advertising columns. APPOINTMENTS IN THB REGULAR ARMY. The Board of Examiners for candidates forom mlssions lu the United States Army, now sit ting in New York, of which Colonel A. J. Slom mer (of Fort Pickens fame) is President, re cot tly passed George B. Carse, E,q ,of Philadel phia, as captain, and he has been assigned to the 45th United States Infantry. Captain Carse enteied the army In 18U1 asa private in the 2tHh Pennsylvania Regiment, aud served till the close of the war, when he bad been appointed a captain In the 24th Veteran Reserve Corps, and complimented with the rauk of brevet colonel. He has boen for some time past on uuiy at uanvme, va., in onarge or l' reeameu's Bureau affairs, and will be continued thern in bis new position as captain in fie loth. He is a brave, intelligent, and energetlo officer, and will prove an acquisition to the Regular army. STBALrso Ropb. This morning Officers Cra mer and Cave, of tbe Eighteenth District. learn ing of a suspicious transaction in which two young men, Miciiael Sharp and Daniel O'Neal, were engaged on Petty's Island, started for that place. Tbtir t-usplclons were well founded, and they arrested Ihe two offenders for a lar ceny of rope. It nnneara tbat a number ot valu able rafts, worth 810,000, belonging to Mr. Jona- mau .roweii, were lying on oroeuwlcli Point. These young men floated them up to the island with the tide, and there proceeded to divest them of all their tacklius. valued at S100. wiilob they hid in Ihe cubby of au old canal boat, tbe top of which has Just been visible for Te am rost. The boat in their possession bore the stamp of "Wiliam Crouse, Poplar street wharf," and is supposed to have been stolen. Alderman S-mlx committed the two, in delaultof $1000 ball each, to answer at conn. . . Bbatiko nis Wife with a Murderous In tent. YeRterday afternoon, Frederick Neau- tier.a uutcti resident or Kising un, and a lover of the ardent, came home In a sad state of man- lai nua physical tleuiiity. his wile took what care she could of bim. and he was left to sleep off the soporific influences engendered by too much drink. This done, tie awoke in no envia ble temperament, proceeded to beat his wife in a violent manner, and not content with what his hands alone could do, be sei.ed a large butcher knife and attempted to take her life. Alderman Thomas committed him in default of S1500 ball. TnB Feabody Portrait op Queen Victoria will remain on exhibition at Earles' Gallery, No. 816 Chesnut street, only a short time longer. Those who desire to see It must therefore im prove tbe present opportunity. Tbe interest of tne exniDiuon nas Deeu runner inoreaseu by the recent addition of several large and small photographs. These Include a group of all the mem Dors oi tne Boar a or Trustees or the rea body Educational Fund, as well as portraits of General Grant, Admiral Farragut, George Pea body, Esq., Bishop Mcllyaine, of Ohio, Charles Macalester, and others. , . A Praiseworthy Act. Mrs. John Drew and Mr. G. L. Fox have tendered an Invitation to the pupils of that excellent institution, tbe Deaf and Dumb Asylum, to visit tbe Arch Street Theatre on Saturday afternoon at 3 o ciock, wnen air. u. ij. r ox ana nis uroiuer, Mr. C. K. Fox, appear in two pantomimes. Nothing in the way of amusements could be more acceptable to those unfortunates, and no Bight could be more beautiful than to witness tbe pleasure or tbe guests on tbelr witnessing pantomime as rendered by the brothers Fox. Arrested for Burglary. Some time ago, one dark night, a burglary took place in tbe vicinity of Fitzwater and Seventh streets,, whereby a lot of gold Jowelry was lost. A cer tain noted person was thereafter missing from bis dally walks In this city. Returning last night, be was arrested at Fourth and Sbippen stieets. and gives his name as Theodore Hoover. It is aliened that he committed the theft of a gold watch, chain, and money. Officer Lyons made tlie arrest, and Alderman Tittermary committed Hoover to answer. A New Press Club. We have received from Mr. James R. Young, the "Constitution and By-Laws of . the -Washington Correspon dents' Club," organized last February; which association we are pleased to learn Is In a thriving condition. The following Pblladel phlnns are active members: James R Young, U. 11. Painter, and Joseph Maofarlund. Hono rary Members John Russell Young, editor New York 2Vi6une. Hon. John W. Forney, J. Robley DuDglibon, and L.W. Wallazz. , Columbia IIousb, Capb Island. This favorite resort will be opened for the season to-morrow. Mr. George J. Bolton, the proprietor of the Columbia, Is a native of Pennsylvania, and ranks among the most experienced hotel keepers In the Stale. From the large number of rooms engaged, the season at the Columbia, promises to be a most brilliant one. We under stand that liassler's Band has been euguged. A Rabb Chancb for Capitalists, Builders,' and Others. On the 25th of this month will be sold, without reserve, by M. Thomas & Bonn, a iinilnnAprH. the larsre and verv valuable marhln front church building, east side of Bevemu street, south of Arch, 80 feet front by 100 feet deep, immediate possession, ceo juii pumuu lars in advertlKnmert. Struck by Lightning. About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, during the sudden thun der-storm, tbe ligbtniug sh uck ana suatterea tbe flag-pole on the bouse belonging to Captain Julius, on the corner of Broad and Lombard m,a Tullitu mat mckmm i n 1 11 rol BirrGLB, jinn. uiiun ttwpt.aj "J itr i uit nil i nml RAaotvnnrl T.nnlr Irtcr ft laaaAH. plain, or handsomely ornamented with linpe rishable ornaments. Keimer & Co., mauufao- lurerBi cut, aiuu Bimot. iwn rVuvr vna vrtV TTT B- M TT.T.T AW TTflf ri rators. Moth-proof Chests, Ice-Cream Freezers, etc., atE. 8. FARHOW & Co. ' Manufactory, No. SCJ0 Lock street. I Magnolia Water. A delightful toilet artl , cle superior to Cologne and At Uftll tUo price. FACT" FOR THB ITTBI.TO. ' ' ' 1 , That we have unequalled facilities for con ducting business to the advantage both of ou s. Ives and our patrons, we submltthe following truths well known as such to the entire busi ness community : 1. We have abundant capital there fore. ' 2. WE BUY FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY. t 8. We sell for cash exclusively. 4. We have a business experience of a quarter of a century, having been longer established than any house in our trade in Philadelphia. 6. Our business Is thoroughly systematized, the result of long experience. 6. We employ the best talent In all depart ment: our garments are therefore unsurpassed in style, fit, or workmanship. - 7. Our business la large and constantly in creasing. K We have and constantly keep the largest stoek and best assortment of Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing In Philadelphia, which, for reasons already mentioned, . t 9. We tell at price in all ccuei guaranteed lower than the lowest elsewhere; also, full tatUfictioi in evert purchase made of us, or tlie tale cancelled and money refunded. Half uay between) Bennktt A Co., V' "nd y Towrr Halt., ttlxthtUt. ) No. 518 Makkrt St., Philadelphia, and No. 600 Broadway, New York. , G. B. O. K. AN unusually large and choice stock of Cloth. Jrig for spring wear is exhibited by the O. B.C. K. at the present time. We have taken much pains In selecting styles, and in the getting up of our garments this season, and are able to offer to our patrens and the public generally an assortment of Walking Coats, Morning and Evening Coats, Sack s, Sprl n g O verooats. Vests and Pants of every grader, equal In style, make and finish to the best customer worlc, -ind of course at much lower prices. For those who preier to have their Clothing made to order, we have a custom departm :nt, in charge of cutters whose skill and taste ire unexcelled, and su prilled with an elegant va riety of piece goods' of all descriptions. Wo Invite an early call. Perry Jt Co.. Star Clothing Emporium, No. 609 Chesnut street, above Sixth. . Remember that Sickness at the Stomach,' Tain between the Shoulders and in the Right Side, Yellow Suffusion of the Skin, Costlvenoss, Drowsiness and Languor, Dimness of Sight," Colic, ralpitatlon of the Heart, Dry Cough, Low Fever, and other symptoms which indi cate the various phases of Acute aud Chronic Liver Complaint, are, one and all, promptly relieved, and finally removed, by the action of tbat famous preparation. . hostetter's stomach rittebs, which Is at once the best ot correctives, the gentlest and most genial of aperient, an Infal lible regulator, aud a powerful restorative. Tenons oi a bilious habit, who use the Bitters as a protective medicine, will never suffer the pains and penalties of Liver Disease or Bilious Remittent Fever. No words can do Justice to its - ... marvellous properties. It stands pre-eminent among the health- restoring preparations of the nge, aud every year adds to Its famr, not only In this country, but throughout the civilized world. Some of OurContemporauies seem to think that the triumph of their cause depends, like the fate of Jericho, upon the amount of noise made in these days of refinement and luxury. an article ot real intrinsic merit Is soon appre ciated; bence the unbounded and unparalleled success of Plantation Bitters. This remedy bas ever and always been found reliable. As a gentle stimulant and tonlo appe tizer It cannot be excelled. It is no doubt a sovereign remedy for stomachic disorders for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and In stimulating a healthy appetite. Impurity of the Bloot is the primary cause of most Skin Diseases, although there are cases where very repulsive lorms ox this complaint arise from obstruction of the pores of the skin, checking perspiration, causing an intolerable itching, and terminating In an eruption of dimples, Jutule, Ringworm, Tetter, Salt liheum, etc. For all these affections Dr. Juy tie's Al terative Is an efficient remedy, cleansing the blood of all impurities, aud absorbing the gross particles which obstruct the small perspiratory ducts. By its action on the circulation, It drives all Scrofulous diseases from the system, assists the skin In performing its proper func tions, and imparts a healthy glow to tbe com plexion. Prepared only at No. 2ti Chesnut street. The Justly celebrated remedy, advertised in another column, is one of the staudard reme dies tbat bas stood the test of nearly a quarter of a century, while its popularity is being con tinually increased, unlike quack medicines tbat run for a brief period and are forgotten, this one maintains lis stnndlng, while Us cura tive powers are unsurpassed. Fluid Fx tract of Buchu bas for ages past been a standard remedy, aud been used lu the prepa ration of many valuable medicines. Physlolans now almost universally prescribe Helmbold's preparation, on account of its purity and its excellent properties, which are not found In the common fluid extraots. Sale of Boots and Shoes. McClelland fc Co.. successors to Philip Ford A Co., auctioneers, No. 606 Market street, will sell at their store to-morrow (Thursday) morning. June 20. com mencing at 10 o'clock, a large and desirable assortment of Boots and Shoes, Brogans, Bal morals, etc., to which they would call the spe cial attention of the trade. Qroveh & Baker's Highest Premium Elastio" Btitch and "Lock" SUtch Sewing Machines), With Latest Improvement. No. 730 Chesnut street. The Great Rain. While the heavens are flooding our streets with their purll'ylug and cleansing element, we should feel grateful, as also for the reign of low prices for Bummer Clothing at Charles Stokes & Co.'u Clothing Uoune, under the Continental. Lyons' Magnetic Insect Powder, for kill ing Fleas, Moths, Roaches, and Bugs. Tlie original and only sure article. Sold by all re sectable dealers. A CtJRE fob Rheumatism Worth Seeing. H .Kilpstrlck, No. 1741 Olive street, oured by Dr. Filler's Remedy. No cure, no pay. Warm Weather. Gauze Bbirtg, only ti :0. Warm Weather. Gauze Shirts, only 8HH). Warm Weather. Linen Drawers, only 81-75. Warm Weather. Linen Drawers, only $1 75, McIntire & Brother's, No. 1035 Cnesuut street. pOU OM ACKER & CO. '8 CELEBRATED PIAN09. Acknowledged superior In all respects to any made in this country, and sold on most reason able terms. New and second-hand Pianos constantly on hand for rent. Tuning, moving, and packing promptly attended to. Waberqoms No. 1103 Cnr.SNUT Street. WThk Okbkr ok th 1 DaV, Arf-'y i Ih iUr oflhf. Day. tirr'J'ha Oi tU r of ihe Jxiy. H'TnethUeritlieDLiy. . . .men, Alpaca andjiuek. JAiu-ii. Aii'iica, awl Juck.- i Linen. Allien, aim JHirk. Lint iv, Alpaca, and Duck.it.st. KBMen and Hoy's Clothing. Hv'Mm and lv'i CloUilng. ' )tf-MmantiHuy'iCltlinu. f Men and boy's VMMun. ,, r . ' ivj Ihnimtablv Lowest.-! t fl ier VndeHiably LmveMt.'i, a Juries UtulenUMy Louvl.-i, friers llndrmublu Loutm Wanauakkk Bkown, The Largest Ci.othinu llorsa okPhii.a., Xoie.-Llncn Dusters, Sacks, uwi AU'MM by ' avteii, ui kiw nc. Reader, before leaving town for the country or the sea side watering places, do not fall to subscribe for at least one share ot stock In tbe , Washington Library Company. You will re ceive Immediately a fine engraving, and when the distribution takes place, a present, the value of whloh will be decldod fairly by lot Even if there were no Inducements held out beyond tbe plotuie, each participant receives more than the worth of bis money, as an in ferior print to tbat which is given to those who take five dollars' worth of stock Is now sold at retail tot eight dollars. Besides this, each stock bolder will enjoy the consciousness that while he or she has lost nothing, they have given tbelr aid to a fair, honest, and pair lotto enter prise, which will buildup an institute on the banks of the Delaware whlcb will provide for the wants, both physical and intellectual, of the Soldiers' and Bailors' OrphaDS. The shares are going off with great rapidity. Those who desire to participate shonid call promptly at the Prin cipal Office, No. 122) Cheonut, street. Depot for the balk of Lash's Flvo-dollar Washing Machines Clothes-Wringers, and Stop Ladders, No, 7U Market street, Philadelphia, . J. a. Lash a Co. Fifty different styles and sizes of Rofrlge rators, rHces from $7 upwards. K 8. Farbon A Co., Manufacturers, No. Dock street, below Walnut. MARRIED. ROBERTS-BUDDY. August 14,tV,fi by Alexander Buricess, 1. P., CH AKLKS Jl. HOBKUT8 t Miss ilAKY K. BUDDY, allot this clly. WARNEK HENDHICKSON. On the 13th ultimo, bf R. J. VaiiHtint, Mr. JOItiV H. W Alt N Kit, or anion, Maryland, to MluEMM A W. U1LNDUICK bOH, ot bwetlaboro, N, J. DIED. PTIRKEVK. On the 18th Instant, ISAAC M. 811 H.EKVK, In the iMti year of his age. Tbe relatives bd1 friends ar respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from Ills late residence, corner of Bridge avenue and Hudson street, Camden, K. J., on Irlduy afternoon. WILSON. On the 17lh Instant, ISABF.LLA. wife of Wllllum Wilson, aud daughter of K. O. aud li B. Wal ton, la tbe 2Uh year of ber age. Tbe relatives and friends are reapectrully Invited to attend tbe funeral, without timber notice, from the residence or ber parents, roarof No. 412 BIiIppbd street, on Thursday at 1 o'clock. Iatermeut at Mount Uo rlnh Cemetery. TINNED MATTING AND CARPET TACKS, made from tbe best quality of tough Hwedos' Iron, and a variety of Tack Hummers, Tack Pullers, and Carpet Btretubers, for sale by TRUMAN A 8HAW, No. BBS (Eight Thlrty-Bve) Market HU, below Ninth. PEA-SHELLING MACHINES DO THE WORK of hall-u-do7en peraoiin In the same time. For Farmers. Truck Gardeners. Hotels, Canning Factorli-n, or Housekeeper, we have miltHiile sizes or ttietn for sale. TKUMAN & 8UAW. MO, 838 (Fight Thirty-five) Market BU. bolow Mlutb. ON PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, OR TRIPS to watering ulaces, take along a Bet of Quelle lor recreation. We have various sizes or plain or gulva nlztU iron, among them a light article for ladles. TRUMAN A SHAW. No. 835 (Eight Thirty-five) Market St.. below Ninth. IN5SURE YOUR LIFE 15 TU M JE RIOAW Life Insurance Company, . OF PIIILADELiPIIIA. OFFICE, H. K. CORNER FOURTH AND 4 18 Dp WALNUT. z WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI- lated and Kasy-ntltng DKKSB HATS (patented). lu all the approved IhsIiIodb ot tneseaaon. VllKzi (street, next door to tbe Post (.mice. 1S 8 JONES, TEMPLE A CO., FA8HIONAHLK IlATTEBB, No. 2 & NINTH Street, riret btore above Clieetiiiit street. f i TO POSTER, FABHIONA HATTER, J-iTO IIA1TKK, No. 7 H. SI XTH Street. 11 emap j 9 M'CALLiA'S NI'.W HAT STOKE. NOKTH eaxt corner oi TENTH and JUi4N UT B rei-us.-li.e patronage of old customers of Cliesuut street, above blxtli. and Chesnut street, above KlKUth, Roll cited. PEARL and DRAB CaBSIMKRE HATS, for Bummer. Price, tr and jii. 6 4 5p fW BOYS' STRAW HAT.-THE LARGEST variety, and at reduced prices, at M'CALLA'H, Northeast corner or TENTH and CIIESN UT .Streets, Formerly Cliesuut, above bixlli, and Chesnut, above Eighth. 6 4 5 G STRAW HATS, EVERY NEW STYLE, at M'CALLA'fci, N. E. corner TENTH and VIIK4 N UT btreeta. 8 4 5ptf ffl BARGAINS IN FURNITURE. ENTIRE VS Retail block to be rfl CLOSED OUT AT COST, " To engage in tbe wholesale buninens. 1 18 t No. 831 N. bKCOND Street. 600 ARCH-STREET. 600 orn EXCEIJsIOB IIKFBIUEBATOB lit THIS BEST ANI noT El'ONOniCIL , OBirFITH A PAGE, 10 NO. gOO ARCH STREET. REFRIGERATOR AND WATER COOLER ESTABLISHMENT, LAMP AND HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS NO. 017 MARKET STREET, Splendid assortment of: Bllver-Plated and Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery, Tea Trays, Toilet Hets, C'DII dren's Hlgs. Coal Oil Lamps aud Chandeliers ot all descriptions, Wholesale and Ketall, at N, C, COATES, 822 wfmlmBp Po. 1T MARKET Street. flK REFRIGERATORS, 251 SCnOOLKY'B PATENT. roRKfOATRO WATER COOLERS, THE 4UHEAT liEMAVi.KD. PaCAEK'H ICE CREAM FREEZERS. CHAMPION CLOTHES-WRINGERS. FIVE HOLLAR WASHIN4J MACHINES. 1RON1NU TABLES. AT WILLIAM R. KERN'S nOI'SE-FURNIWHINO STORE, 2X1 NO. 3l N. NINTH STREET. OKI Ol B22 wfiiilml AOL QNE PRICE CLOTUING. J0ITESt OLD ESTABLISHED ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUGE, No. G 04 MARKET ST. ISO wtm6uAD ABOTB1 SIXTH. 8TEINWAY & SONS' GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANO FORTES. fcTEINWAY A B0N4 direct special attention to their Dewlyt oveuted "Upright Pianos," with their 'TtiUiU Srtonator" and double Iron Frame, patented June 8. 1808, which, by their volume and exquisite quality of tone, nave elicited the unquullHed admi ration of the musical profession and all who have beard them. Kvery Piano la oonstruoted with their Patent Agratle Arrangement applied directly to the full Iron Frame, FCIl BALK ONLY Bf BLASIUS DROTMERS, ' 82 4p No, 1008 CUKdNUT fctreel, Phlla. rT-T??J THE PIANOS WHICH WE MANU. iflTt f factum recommend themselvea. We pro mise to our patrons clear, beauillul tonea, eleaut workmanship, durability, and reasonable prlcm, com bined with a full guarantee. Vol sale only at No. lulT WALNUT Hlreeu I WJ UNION. PIAIJI) MANUFAUTUKINa 00, JUNE 10, 1867. TIIIOD EDITION FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. Advlrca to 9 o'clock by Atlantic Cable. Ix)iotow, June 192 P. M. Consols for money, 01 Tolled Htates FIvc Twpntios, Iuiuois Cent ml, 71); Erie Kallroad,S9. I-Ivrrpw)T,, June 19-2 I. M. T?oof but H ynbcod 2. fkl , and Is now quoted at 1324, fid. Pork has deolined lg., and la now quoted at 7. Shlpplnsf Intalllgeitce. Qubkijstown, June 18. The ateamer City of London, from New York on the Sth, arrived to-day, ' Livkrpoot,, June 19-The barque Oeorire Jienry, Cnptn.n (Jonn, from Androssan. May 8. for Boston, hag put Into Knyal leaky. FROM BALTIfflOREJO-DAT. Murder Trial Another Prlr.e Flirht on the Tapls-The Storm, Ktc. HTMlAh DESPATCH TO TITH KVPNTNn m.RORiPn.l Baltimork; June 19 The Jury in the oMe of GeorKe Bt nnelt, indicted for the murder of llnrnmn Trumpcr, tried yesterday before Judse Bond, returned a verdict this morning of mur uer lu the second degree. It U now said that Collyer propones to fleht Aaron again for five thousand dollars a aide He Is now at Old Tolnt recuperating, aud Aaron Is in New rk. The heaviest thunder storm occurred here yesterday evening that we have had for many years. It rained lu torrents for some hours. The Union State Convention. CoLtJMiius, Ohio, June 19. The Union Rtate Convention met to-day at 10 30 A. M. A very large and respectable assemblage. Temporary organization was etlootod, with Hon. U. C. Schonck as President. W. T. Perkins, of Hamll ton, J. It. Breckenbroke, of Columbia, aa yecrctarles. Adjourned till 2 o'clock P. M. Death of an Alleged Murderer; New York, June 19. W. T. Skldmore, whose trial has been progressing for some days in the Kings County Court, Brooklyn, on tbe charge or shooting William B. Carr with an air gun, was this morning found dead lu his celL Latest Markets bf Telegraph. ' New York, June 19. Cotton quiet at iTo. Flonr dull, and Ki(a2."ic. lower; 4M0 barrels sold; Htate 1780 (W10-HO; Ohio, JHi Z5WI2-25; Wentern, i7-3u(o)ll !iO: Routh ern, fU'4iul5. Wheal du;l and declining. Corn Hrmer; sales of IKi,000 bushels; mixed WeHlurn, 1 l onia1-ll tor new. Oats active; 60.000 bushels sold: western, 79(i 8(10. "Rye dull at 1-2.180. Heet quiet. Pork Arm; new em 20 86. Lard dull at ll,14(iil23..c. lu barrels. Whisky dull. galling Party Drowned at Newark, N.J. At about noon yesterday a family party, cou idRtiug of Mr. Frederick Ulrnl.of No. 159 Elm street, bis wife, and four children, and a gentle man acquaintance, engaged a sail-boat at Mr, Peter Bower's boat house at Newark, aud sailed up the river towards Belleville on a pleasure txcurwlon. When they arrived opposite the Cemetery, about a mile above the city, a flaw of wind struck the sail and capsized the boat. Ihe men, unrtble to swim, Mrs. Ulml and two of her etii'dren, were drowned. The otuers Hived themselves by clinging to the bottom or the capsized boat, and being seen from shore, were relieved by lads who rowed out to and towed them to shore. iv. Y. Tribune. LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUARTER SF.HSIONS-Jndge Pelree T is. DnlKbt, AHSlHtant lnxtrlct Attorney, Prison cases were resumed In this court. Maria Baxter was acquitted of a charge of assault nd battery, John McC'alla was acquitted of a charge of larceny. Ceorue II. Vutidylce and John II. tjiuilh were criod upon cross charges of nssiiult, and battery upon each oilier, bin I lb lunUllod that be was attacked by Vn oyke In the S'.rect whlioui aiy cause, and wa knocked down, kicked, aud bruised up generally. Vandyke lemlilcd that he saw smith In tbeslreet diunk, and appioaclied liloi; brnltb shook tils lint In bis lace, aud then be threw lilui 10 the pavement; lie Od Dot kiok or strike Hmilb. but walked away leav ing biui upon the pavement. Verdict gully as to Vnudvke, not guilty as to Hn.Uh. COURT Oi'- UUAlt 1 Kit MKSJSIONS. Judge Ludlow Wllllum it. M.mil, IllHlrlct Attorney, Uorie Thomas was iut upou trial upon a cbarge of arou. Tne Btute oi lacis as made out bv tbe Commonweultb's linens whs as follows Mary 11-iward was, about a year ago, the ml.siresn of tbe liouue No. lain Wood tureet, wlilch wkji thou a bouno of ill fame. Out nlu-lit this lubt nprjiig a year hko, the dt-rendant weut to tills lioufie with a couple of companions, and tbe mifltress refused ii 1 111 udinlMsloii: lie then curbed the mistress, and threatened to burn down tbe bouse, lie went again to tbe bouse recently with a couple of com panions. He was received by the Inmates, and he very soon retired to one of the upper rooms. About two hours atti r Ibis bo was beard, but not seen, to leave the In, use. and twenty inlnuli 3 utter I1I1 departure the room be had been in was discovered to be all ablaze. However, before serious damage had been done, the fire wus extinguished. Upon examination by Fire Marshal Blackburn tbe Are was pronounced to have been ibe work ot an incendiary. A wIuh'hs lor the detente testified that on that night auother person than the defendant left tbe house tbat evening lu anger with tbe Inmates; and It was atti mpled to thiow the suspicion from tbe defendant upon this person. The Jury rendered a verdict of guilty, and recom mended the prlt oner to the mercy of tbe Court. KUen Melulch wus cburged was charged wltn as sault and battery upon Wary Hassan. Mary Hassan tesliiied about a year ago she lived one week la ser vice with Mrs. Meiulcb, but bad not been paid. On the 41b ol last mouth she called upou Mrs. Meinicb and asked for the master of the bouse, in order that Khe might get her wages from nlm. Mrs. Meiulcb then called ber a "drunken calllsb," aud knocked Ler down. Tbe defense alleged that tha prosecution was, .by her noise, raisiug a disturbance lu the house, and re fused to go out vvnen ordered to do so. The defendant without using unnecessary violence, put her out Verdict not guilty, Asa C. Adams was charged with the larceny of three bonnet frames and a band-box, valued at (.'(To, belonging to Charles Arnold. Tne deleudaut was sluing In a tavern where this bandbox had been left, and when lie thought be was unobserved he picked It up nd endeavored to make oil' with It. The landlord caught him, and asked bim what he meant. He said be thought It belonged to bim. Verdict not guilty. lsauo Rreldeubacb was charged with receiving goods, knowing them to have beeu stolen. James lienner testified that his son and another boy had stolen lrom him several gold coins and some silver, together amounting to tl3'00 aud sold the greater fiortlon of it to a tobacconist In Second street, above llrard avenue. But about tha defeudaat he knew nothing positively. John Kilter stated that Samuel Renner, tbe prose cutor's son, gave him some gold and silver, and told bim to sell It. He loot It to llreldenbacb, and sold some of it to him. This latter witness, on cross-examination, stated tbat when be was first before the Alderman be did not lake an 0:1th. but he did say that he did not say ho had sold money to the defendant, because Samuel Benner bad told him not to; but after wards bis mother told bim to make a clean breast of it, and at tbe second hearing he did so. Tbe delense proved an excellent character, and It was pet to the Jury, whether a man who bus struggled for a lifetime to establish a fair name, and who has succeeded In so doing, la to be literally damned, blasted, ruined upon the bare oath of one man, who Is, by bis own words, an acknowledged thief, vaga bond, and scapegrace. Jury out. Hearings at the Ckmtkal Station. Be fore Aldermau Beltler, at 2 o'clock to-day, Jacob Cramer was charged with soiling manure belonging; to Thomas Bradley. He was held in bu) ball lor a Ilirtuer ueanim uu nmtuiuny mil, In the case of Mainuel Josephs, charged with committing an assuult with a blackjack on Albert R. Holiotleld on Saturday last, the de fendant waved a hearing, stating ttial tie had no defense. He was bouud over In the sum of $1000 ball to answer at Court. Aldermau Wll llum McMullen (the referee) entered ball for him. PoBTUASTEii Bingham was somewhat sur prised, but In a most happy manner, at bis re sidence last night, by (he liberty Cornet Band, who wakened up tlie echoes of the neighbor hood wiih sweetest strains. Alter playing many beautiful airs, tho performers wore In vited in, aud a social time was luin by all, wltb remarks and toasts until late at night, when the parly broke up. An fob the Explosion BorfBUERS. The fol lowing additional sums have beeu reoeivsd at the Mnyor's Olllce: ..inm Girls' Grammar School, Tenth Sectlon.....?- m Girls' KecoEdary School, Tenth Section 0 to Philada. Btock Exchange Sale, June 19 KeporUJd by Debavea Bro.. No. 40 B. Third street nrii7irirw BOARDS. I beiwum! fjtOOO VS 10-40srg HH) , tiki Clly ds, N.d bill- IWX "r.r . Kad R.... ........ B3V 15 do t3'A loo ' do..t-at'day. 6sV 11)0 do 63 'I IM ' do ,...b)h . M'hl 2KI do.. ....... IJ'J.5:rh8 fw.w w arc e ran i -fjTiaoo All County co 5s 7iio scrip- SO sh I-eh N. ' i Bsb lbVB. V lUHbtihard nkjyutin' lineo PI." '-- L i sU Pe"'' g.-,? t ao,Mtiii 18 ao.......iri bi'i 1 do ,.lri. I 19 sh Peuna K Is. I S do., l BOARD. i sU Pvnna R loo do. 87 do. ,.. , 644 FOURTH EDITION Trial of JoJin II. Snrratt. ' Continued from the Second Edition. . . "t Washjhotow, June !. After tbe reoesi, John T. Tippet testified that ho heard Mrs. Hurratt In IS6isay she would give any one a thousand dollars ll they would kill Lincoln, This was said In the presenoe of Jonn Hurralt, The latter, when there was a Union victory, snld "Damn the Northern arm v nnrt tlidr leadeis. They ought all to be sent to hell '" Till was when the witness carried tha mall from Wbasblngtosi to Charlotte Hall. Kx-8ergeant Cooper testified that he was wltb Ber peant Dye on the night of the assassination, and also beard one or the men In front of the theatre oall out the time, "Teu past tn." Thre was nothing whlnd especially excited bis susplnion. He corroborate Dye's testimony, that while be and Dye were return ing to (amp Barry, and on II street, at No. R4, m middle-aged woman raised a wind iw, and asked what was going on down town. Witness and Dye told ber the President was shot bv Booth. Tbe Court took a recess until Thursday. . FROW WASHIHGTOH TrnT AFTEP.J.00S. SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO 1VRNIN0 TELBOHArH.l Washington, J una 10. Personal. Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner of Agrl oulture, Is believed to be In a dying condition to-day from typhoid fever. r On a Strike. The bricklayers continue their strike on tha Government works. The Government has seat to Klcbmond for colored bricklayers, but the white bricklayers here threaten to mob them if they go to work. The white laborers also) threaten to strike If colored bricklayers ara employed. Good Riddance. . . Mr. and Mrs. Cobb, of pardon brokerage renown, are going to Colorado to reside. . , The Sarratt Trial. -r The defense In the Surrattoane have a number P witnesses here to prove an alibi for him on the day of the assassination. The Government testimony that he was hereon that day is unex pectedly strong, and Surratt appear much, worried and depressed to day. , Important Order ot General Ord. i Brevet Mnjor-General Ord. commanding tha Fourth Military Uistrlct, comprising Missis, slppl and Arkansas, ou the 12tU lnstaut issued the following order: i . 'With a view to secure to labor In this dlstrlot Its hire, or Just share of the crops, as well aa to protect the In terest alike ot debtors and creditors from sacrifice of property by t reed sales la the present impoverished coudit'on of tbe country, It Is ordered that all proceed ings tor the sale of land under cultivation, or of the crops, stock, farming utensils, or other materials used In tilling sucu lauds, la pursuance of any execu tion, writ, or order of sale, Issued In cases wh-re the debt or other cause ot civil action was contracted or accrued prior to the 1st day of January, Ittsfl.bB stayed mid suspended until after tbe both day ot December. 1N'7. in Ibe meantime, all interferences, under color ot any such legal process, with the lawful tenant In culilvaliogorgallierlng the growing crops, Is pro 111' lied, provided ibal the rights or remedies for a re covery ol debts at anytime, ol uartlei to whom Hie crops have been hypothecated for money, stock, or oilier meant or material supplied In the cultivation of the laud, siill not b hereby prejudiced or post poned. This order to go into effect from and after the 'iotb or June, 1M7, In the Stale of W Issl-slppl, anu from and after tbe suth day of June, 1067, In the, t-lale o Arkansas. . It having been reported that corn, s much needed by the poor of this dlntrlct is being made Into wblsltT B'icitly.sub-dlstrlctand post commanders aredlrected, wbeu I hey can learn of the exlsteuce of any distillery engaged In manulacturlng wblsky, to lnirrm them selves whet ier it pays the legal taxes, and 11 not. to seise it and ad the liquor they can find; and as poverty Increases wbrre whisky abounds, tbe property seised will be sold for the benefit of tbe poor or tbe oouiity la whlcb it Is f und, and the monev will be divided under the direction of tbe Registration Hoard for tbat county, to whom It wiU be duly turned over, Bub distrlct and post commanders are Intrusted with the execution ot this order. i i When complaints are made by citizens that they have been persecuted by tbe civil authorities tor opinion's sake, such complaints will be entertained by the post commauders In this district woo, after care fully Inquiring Into all ibeclicumstances. taking testi mony under oath of both parties, will forward a re port of such Investigation, accompanied by the alli davlts, to these headquarters. - General Sickles' Administration.'! The Raleigh Sentinel, In commending General Blckles' administration, explains some mea sures or his In North Carolina, which are gene rally looked upon s arbitrary, by saying:. "One serious rllfDouity lies In the faot that the) condition of North and South Carolina Is not precisely similar. Their status la not tbe same: their wauls are not the same; beuoe, while aa order might work well and be needed In South. Carolina, It may not suit North Carolina. Gen. Sickles cannot be present at the same time In every place. He is neither omnisolent nor ubiquitous. Had he wise, good, Intelligent, unprejudiced agents at every point, who can doubt that bis administration would be better adapted to every part?" A Desebtion Cabe Bad Conduct of th Reputed HtrsBAND. For some time past Mr. Charles M. Keyser, a clerk In a prominent bank of this city, has been living with a lady of re spectable family, as his wlfo.at a fashionable boarding-house. Everything went on smoothly until the early part of last week, when, for some unknown cause. Mr. Keyser deserted her. She was taken sick immediately after, but ha did not make, his appearance to minister to her sufferings. Yesterday a warrant was Issued for bis arrest, and he was taken before Alderman Delaney. who held him for trial. REAL ESTATE SALES. ! f ORPHANS' COURT SALE. ' ' - ' LJL Kb tale of Pr. JOHN VANZY LG. deceased! Tursuant to an order ef the Orphans' Court, tor tha City and County of Philadelphia, will be sold at public sale, on TTJKSDAY.Jufy . 1887. at 12 o'clock, coon, at tbe Philadelphia Kxcbange, tbe following described property, late of Vt. JOUN VANZYK. deceased, viz.: No. 1. TWO-STOKY BRICK DWELLING, GERMAN Bireet, between Fourth aud Fifth streets. All that lot of ground, marked on the plan of divi sion of Korton I'ryor's Enisle, plan I No. 6, and the two-story brick messuage thereon erected, situate on the north side of German street, between Fourth and Filth streets, formerly J Istrict ot Southwark; con taining In front 21 feet, and In depth ins feet, or there aboutx. Bounded northward by ground late of John Armltt, deceased, eastward by the said lot marked In the said plan M, No. 67, westward by the lot marked In the said plan N, No. Ml. Belug the same promises which Charles Massuy. Jr., and Mary, bis wife, by In deuture dated the 12iti July, A. JJ. 1H27, and recorded In Deed iliook U W R, No. Is, page 351, granted and conveyed nolo the said John Vauzyle la fee, , . No. 8. THREE FRAME DWKLLINOS, GERMAN ST., between Fourth aud Fifth street. All that lot ot ground, aud three frame messuages thereon erected, situate on the north side of Uernian street, between Fourth and Fifth streets, marked in said described plan No. 67: containing In Iront on Ger man street HI feet, and extending In depth 1ft feer. Bounded westward by a lot marked In the said plan L. No. 6S, assigned to Samuel Masseyand LeuCla bin Wile, uortbward by alol formerly ot John Taylor, and eastward partly by a lot late ol Ceunls Duunlg, and partly by other lots marked and numbered In tba said plan. Being thesame premises whloh Richard Loxley and Mary Loxley, by Indenture nated the Hint of July, A. D. ItsSS, rec orded In Ieed Book U W K, No. is. poge 1M2, granted and conveyed unto the said John Vll'y the Court ' IS. A. MERRICK, Clerk O. O. tue court. T0MA8 A sons. Auotloneers, 19 M-Jy ( N". is nd 8- Fourth sireet. Q ORPHANS' COURT SALE. ' ; ' BiVate f THOMAS J. A. 11ENKELS. deceased. THOMAB & SONr?. Auotloueere. Three-story brick f'wellliig. No. 15oi North Seventh street, north or Jefferson street. Pursuant to an Order of the Orphans' Court for the liv and County of Pblladtiplila, will be sold at publlo sale, on TUESDAY. July Dili. IHHT, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the Philadelphia Kxchstnge, tha follow tug described properly, late of TUOAlAti J. A. HEKKfiliH, dec-eased, viz : All that certain tbree-sioty brick messnags-and lot ground, Muiale ou the west side of beveulh street, 10S (Vet B'l, lunbes north ot Jellerson sireet. Tweuilethi Wara containing in front on Heveu'h street 18 feet,, and exteMdiug In depth 140 feet, more or lens, to Franiclln street. Bouuded northward and southward by ground now or laie of Ueorge Thorn, and eastward by Frankllu sireut. Being the 8uie premises wliioti George Thome by Indenture bearing date the 171 h day ot Ai rll, Uiil and recorded In Deed book A C U, No. a, page Sill, ef.. granted and conveyed uuto said Thomas J. A. Ilrnkels. his heirs and assigns, reserv ing tbeieout tbe payment of.the yearly groiinj-rent or 117, lu hall ) early 1 a) menls, on the 1st of May aun jNovemuer, wimout any oouueuonror By I he Court. K. A. MKKKICK.C erU. C, M, THOM AHA HON .Aurtl;'S. No.. nd nt a F'ot m 't Ht. 6 1?2 jvO T fl II N 8 T fl N & S B If. D. B NJ. J Attorneys at Law and 'J'SM, mi I "SSm No. WALNUT Hlreel, PhlUdell.l.la. v.iikv kr rs in 11 1 ' EAF.NESS.-KVKKY IN8TUUMBNT THAT D irln. In. very de"ee of deafness; also. Ke.pl Iratarsi bearing lu every uki frntolie, snpeiior to any t n!?"?. '..T UAKKIIU'S, Ko. 11S TKNTlt science and. skill nov. ti.i i.iow l-benuut. ooi't J vSf V V ( avw " answer at vur.
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