CITY INTELLIGENCE.
r.ron additional mcal itkhs 011 :wud run.
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THB TOTAl DRBTRCCTIOlf OF ilttKRT & FlBHsi'?
Bpick Mii.L8-I,oh8 $17,000.-Shortly after 9
o clock last evening a citizen discovered tbat a
conflagration was fast destroying all the con
tents of Henry & Fisher' spice mills, looaied on
the east side ol Ninth street, above Qlrard
avenne. The building being closed, windows
and doors barred, the lire was not seen until it
riad niHde treat headway, destroying every
thing burnable within the building. The alarm
was Immediately given, the firemen arrived
promptly to the call, but the Names ruled su
preme, and soon nothing was 1. ft of the struc
ture but the blackened aud smoking walls.
The building Is a three story brick, owned by
T. M. Thomas. Heveral years ago It was par
tially burned, while used at a satin factory, and
was rebuilt In a very slight manner. Mr.
Thomas owned, aside Irom the building, the
fixed machinery, i. e., boilers, engine, shafts,
eto. His total loss is something over S3U00,upon
Which there is no insurance. The mill was
occupied by Messrs. Henry & Fisher, manufio.
turers of spices, who curried on cofiee roasting
In an extensive mnnner, anil dealt generally In
teas, starch, farina, etc. Their lom on stock:
and maohlnery will amount to 14(100, upon
which there is an Insurance of $HX)0 J2000 In
'the TKtna of llartlord, Conn., and l-iOJO In the
Kensington of this city.
A portion of the basement was nsed as a
Stable, from which, during the conflagration,
eight horses were rescued with dlllloulty.
Messrs. Henry A Fisher's coal sheds, adjoining
the building, were damaged by Are. The rear
portions of a row of six bouses fronting on 1) i
rlen street, and running back to the building
burned, were damaged by tire and water, and
the Inmates suffered considerably by the hasty
removal oi furniture. The total loss.by the lire
Will exceed tl7,(X0.
Thk Nkw Jersey Rkpdblicak Executive
Committer. The action of the Btate Executive
Conmlttee, In postponing the Suffrage Conven
tion teoentiy held In New Jersey, has caused
considerable dlssatisfnctlon among the Kepub
lloans of that State. The members of that Com
mittee tendered their resignations to that Con
vention, which were accepted, and the Chalr
' man, Courllandt Farker, Esq., Of Newark, was
authorized to make new appointments. After
consultation with leading members of the party
In all sections of the Slate, Mr. Parker has ap
pointed the following-named gentlemen mem
bers of the State Executive Committee: Benja
min O. Clark, of Hudson; Frederick Kingman
t Meroer. First Dlstriot Franklin F. West
oott.of Cumberland. Second District Jonathan
M. Koberta, of .Burlington. Third District
Amos Clark, Jr., of Union. Fourth District
Joseph Coult, of Sussex. Fifth District John
Y. Foster, of Essex.
Sent to the IIoubx op Refuge. Last even
ing Officer Keeder arrested, In the neighbor
hood of Seventh and Bedford streets, two Utile
girls, named Annie Carr and Lelitia Morrow,
both, fourteen years of age. The former's
father Is dead; her mother resides at the corner
of Twelfth and Carpenter streets. The latter's
parents are both living, and reside in Hhlppen
street, between Juniper and Broad. The girls
are very pretty. The parents, it seems, caunot
control them. They will run in the streets. On
Monday night they slept in the house of a
woman at Seventh and Bedford streets. Annie
awned her shoes for twenty-five cents, and
etitia her skirt for the same amount, and both
then got drunk. Annie can read and write,
but Letltla cannot do either. They were sent
to the Honse of Refoge by Alderman Hurley.
The McMdllih Case. We have received the
following from a correspondent, relative to this
case, which occupies so much of the public at
tention at the present time:
"Messrs. Editoks Tklkqraph: It Is a com
mon Impression that when a Grand Jury Ig
nores a bill the charge falls to the ground. This
opinion has led many of our citizens to regret
that Alderman MoMullin should escape all
fiunishment for his misdemeanors. But this
dea Is totally erroneous. The District Attorney
can, and frequently does, tend in another bill to
the Grand Jury, and It is often found a .'rue bill
When the former one has been ignored. It
Is olearly the duty or the District Attorney In
this case to send in another bill, In order that
justice may have her due."
arrested on buspicion. winiam Kline waa
arrested this morning at 530 o'clock, In Sowers
court, on suspicion of committing a laroeny
under the following circumstances. During the
fire lafct night, at Henry A Fisher's spice mills,
it Is said tbat Kline went up Into the third
atorv of Mr. Dnfarr's residence. No. 1210 Darlen
street.; From that room soon after, It is alleged,
a pocket-book containing a small amount of
money was missing, and that Kline was the
only individual seen In Its vicinity. The evl-
Haniw mralnst Kllnnwas not substantial enoueh
to warrant bis Immediate committal, and
Alderman Fitch held him In $700 ball to answer
at a further n earing.
As Alleged Horse-thief, named Peter
Burns, was arrested yesterday, at Twenty-fifth
and Pine streets. It Is alleged tbat he stole a
horse, the property of Mr. Fiederlck Coyle,
from the latter's stable, at Twenty-sixth and
Pine, some three or four evenings since. The
' borne was recovered, and Burns found con-
ranted where he was taken Into custody.
Alderman PatcbeU held him la $1000 ball to
answer at Court.
Aw Excrrato Chase from Seventeenth and
Pine to Sixteenth and Walnut resulted In the
capture of William Johnson, a black man, who
bad entered a yard In the former neighborhood
and stolen some female wearing apparel, which
be tenaciously held on to until nis capture.
Alderman Swift committed him for trial.
Scalded. About 9 o'clock last evening,
while boiling bones. Frederick Wagoner, aged
. thirty-five years, fell into the kettle of hot
water, acd was dreadfully scalded. He was
taken to his residence at Ninth and Harrison
streets.
Rickxesb Driving. George Williams was
fair en in onstodv. at Broad and Market streets.
for persisting In driviag along his "rig" in a
reckless manner. Alderman Jones held him
8000 ball to answer.
Iiiirof DosTas. Xhut-proof. fitting neatly at the
nee. Mo one can travel ttnyfortably without the sell-
ina at reduced price to close out tioex.
, UaV way between S BkJSN KTT CO.,
V and Y TOWER HAll,
W streets.) KO. SIS MARKET STREET.
PHILADELPHIA,
And No. 800 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
mf All kinds of Summer Clothing, Men's, Youth ,
Qnd Moys , clonng out at very low price.
Th Poisons or the Dat. The late tem
perance Investigations In Massachusetts have
thrown a flood of light on the horrible abuses
practised in the liquor trade, and have at the
same time demonstrated the absolute necessity
for unadulterated diffusive stimulants for
medicinal purposes. Clergymen of the highest
standing, men of the highest rank In science,
and philanthropists, who are above the reach
of prejudice, have testified not only to the per
nicious effects of the adulterated liquors of
commerce, but also to the efficacy of unoon-
tamlnated alcoholic tonics as remedial and
restorative agents.
First on the list of this class of preparations,
best known, and most extensively used of all
the stomachics of the day, stands Hostktter's
Stomach Bitters. This speclno la the only
representative of that absolutely pure article
Which eminent divines, chemists, physicians,
and social economists In New England have
Just declared not to be a proper subject for pro
hibitory legislation. The faculty proclaims by
the mouths of its professors that a stimulant of
this character is a medical necessity. Hostkt-
Teb's Bitters satisfies all the requirements of
sclenoe. Its alcohollo prlnolple is free from the
rritatlng constituents which analysis detects
In even the best Imported liquors, and the vege
table extracts with which It Is medicated are
among the best antidotes and restoratives tbat
botanical science, in its world-wide research,
has yet discovered. It is an Indubitable fact
nat some constitutions and habits of body de
mand stimulation, and for all such a stimulant
Which combines anti-bilious and slightly ape
lent properties with its tonlo virtues Is nianl-
stly desirable.
r-TTHTAiNs. from one dollar upwards.
cheapest assortment of curtains, from auo
n .ever shown at Patten's, ii o. 1W8 Cuesuut
feet
THE DAILY EVENING mseiUPfl--gMA&ELPfltA, WEDNESDAY,
W would advise our patrtotlo and Union
loving citizens to take advantage of the short
time now remaining before the great distribu
tion which takes place next month, to purchase
one or more shares of stock at one dollar per
share, in the Riverside Institute (located at
Beverly, New Jersey), and established for the
gratuitous education of soldiers' and sailors'
orphans. The small sum required (i. ., one
dollar) plficea this duty within the roach of all,
and enables them to build one of the noblest
monuments that can be eroded to the memory
of our deceased soldiers and sailors, while at
the same time every one who contributes to
wards the grand work not only receives for a
certainty more than the value of his money,
but stands his chance with the other stock
holders of being awarded some of the most
valuable of the presents offered. The fine steel
plate engravings given without extra oost with
each share of stock purchased, are on exhlbl
Hon at the principal office, Mo. 1225 Chesnut
street, and are all well worthy of a visit by all
lovers of the fine arts, and upon such visit they
will certainly agree with us when we state thit
they are equal In every respect, botb In style
and finish, to those of this and other cities at 50
per cent, more than la charged by the Washing
ton Library Company. Besides the picture you
may select at the time of purchase, every share of
stock held will secure one present when the groat
distribution of presents take plaoe, In Septem
ber or sooner, If the necessary number of shares
are sold.
"CANST fhou not minister to a mind-diseased,
And, with some sweet, oblivious antidote,
Cleanse the foul bosom of the perilous stuff
That weighs upon the heart ?"
Certainly I Plantation Bitters will do It when
nothing else will. Melancholy, Depression,
Hypochondria, Insanity, all spring, more or
less, from a diseased stomach, and this Planta
tion Bitters is a sure cure for. There Is no
mistake about it; Dyspepsia, Headache, Dull
ness, Ague, and Low Spirits must yield to the
health-giving and genial Influence of the Plan
tation Bitters. If you are In doubt, make one
trial, and be oonvlnced. Thus say those who
know.
Magnolia Water. A delightful toilet arti
cle superior toColognejandathalf the price,
Ask amy professor or graduate of any regu
lar College of Pharmacy, ask any regular Doc
tor, ask the Physicians of even Homoeopathic
fiersuaslon, ask any Druggist In our laud, and
hry will all or any of tuem tell you that In
some wav they use Jiuchu as a curative agent
for all diseases of the kidneys and urinating
organs. Many of them will tell you that Helm
hold's Fluid Extract Is the best extraot; while
there are plenty of physicians who will acknow
ledge tbat they freely prescribe It for diseases
as above mentioned. All these reasons, added
to the fitct that for nearly a quarter of a ceutury
has this remedy been on trial, "and not found
wanting," has succeeded In placing it at tie
"head of the column" of all proprietary medi
cines. Doctor H. T. Hermbold, besides being
tbe most liberal advertiser in the world, has, at
No. 694 Broadway,. New York City, tbe best
regulated, tbe largest and handsomest Drug
Store in existence, and Where our friends can
be assured a kindly welcome from not only the
excellent Doctor, but his gentlemanly employes.
iM. Joseph Union.
Thk ex-Skcretaky of War to Come
North. Mr. Stanton leaves Washington to
day for the purpose of making some investiga
tion as to the truth of certain rumors that have
gain credence In the different departments at
Washington, in reference to the value and
cheapness of the Ready-made Clothing sold at
f'has. Blokes A Co.'s establishment, under the
Continental.
Dropsy and Dropsical Swellings are cer-
aliilv cured by Dr. Javne's Alterative. It
stimulates tbe absorbents Into healthy action,
whereby all watery or calcareous depositions
are gradually but surely carried off; it also in
creases the power of digestion and Imparts re- i
newed vigor to the whole system, thus remov
ing all danger of a relapse. Prepared only at
No. 212 Chesnut street.
Sale of Boots and Shoes. The particular
attention of the trsde Is called to the large and
attractive sale of Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Balmo
rals, etc., to be sold by catalogue, for cash, to
morrow (Thursday) morning, August id, com
mencing at 10 o'clock, by McClelland A Co.,
successors to Philip Ford A Co., auctioneers, No.
600 Market street.
Second Strbet abovk Green. Relmer's
Photograph Gallery is the place where you can
obtain a beautiful Photo Miniature for only
$100. Six cards, or one large picture, 8100.
Twelve Ferrotypes, 60 cents.
Fine Confections. At George W. Jenkins'.
No. 1087 Spring Garden street, can be obtained
foreign fruits, nuts, almonds, etc., as well as a
fine assortment of confections. Jenkins Is
worthy of a call.
Lyons' Maqnktic Insect Powder, for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Koaches, and Bugs. The
original and only sure article. Sold by all re
spectable dealers.
Whitman's Chocolate. The best table Cho
colate for families, hotels, and restaurants Is
manufactured at the Phiiaaeipnia swam uno
colate and Cocoa Works. Offloe and Store No,
1210 Market street, Stephen F. Whitman.
TJicpot for the sale of Lash's Five-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes-Wringers, and Step
Ladders, No. 727 Market street, Philadelphia,
J. s. Lash A Co.
Sohxthinq New. Morse, No. 801 Arch street.
has fresh dally, at his counters, a new Swiss
Bun, only 80 cents per pound. Try It.
MATTRKS8KS made over, renovated, and made
up equal to new, at Patten's, No. 1408 Chesnut
street.
TTfi Dexter's Hair Restorative.
Je- Grey Hair Annihilated.
) Orey J J air Annihilated.
M.y (Jrey Hair Annihilated.
McIntirb A Brother,
No. lotto Chesnut street.
THZ TBAVKLIN8 BO ITS
The While ltuck Vests,
The Colored Duck tiuiU,
The Alpaca Voatt,
The Drop TXU Hack,
The Short Duck Hack;
The Linen JJkisl VOats,
The Light Cahtimere Suit-
Art all vcnrulnr at thl time, because they are tust the
thing for thi hot weather. Our style are a elegant as (it
any custom establishment. Our prices are so law, people
buy with great latufactwn.
TBI LAaejcdT Clotuins Houan,
Oak Uai.k,
Tax CoBHxa or Sixth and Mahkbt bTaxxTS.
Jones A Thaoher, Printers, 610 Minor St.
I"? WARBDBTON'B IMPROVED VENTL
j lated aud Easy-fitllng DKEBS HATS fpateoted),
lu all tbe approved fashions of theseason,
Bueei. next ouur w we ram umn.
JONE8. TEMPLE & CO.,
liBHIOKABLE H T T K B B,
No. 2S a NINTH Street.
Tint ft tore above Ohwtnoi straat. f4W
FOSTER,
FASHIONABLE HA ITER,
No. 7 B. SIXTH Street.
4 11 emisp
XOIIN8TON A 8ELDEN
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors In Bankruptcy,
No. 414 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. 6 10 Sm
1C-Oov. W. F. JOHNMTON. GKO. 8. SKLDKN
FRENCH CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
PAUL E, G1RARD,
FRENCH SOOKUM.LLKK, SiATIUNltR AND
No. Kl B. KLKVENTH Street
THILAUEXPHIA 22 8p
DEAFNESS. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
sclenoe and skill have Invented to assist the
bearing In every aegree oi uphidbui kuo, iteapiratom;
also. Craudall's PaieBt Crutches, superior to any
li 1 11 a i u - " i i , . w. m
blreet, below Cbeanut 8 5pi
ODOERS'AND WOSTENIIOLM'3 POCKET
N I v EB, Pearl and Stag Handles, of beau tl fill
finlnh. HOlHiKKH' and WADS- BUTCH KH'B
RAZORS, and the celebrated LluOOULTitJi BAZOK,
bl'lhHOHH of the iiBfwt quality.
Kaiore, KDtvea, SclNsors, ana i aum uuuery uronna
and PollBh4 at P. MAlfKlKA'B, Ko,
Ureel, biww Cbesnot,
TENTH
AH
MARRIED.
TiRKHHW SfDKBOTHAM. 4)n Awrt 12. in the
BnfdfnborKlitn Church, C)hrry itrfwu Bbove Twen
tieth, by the Rev. T. P. Rodman, K. MARSHALL
JlHKHHK.of the U. H. N., to MIm HELL H., daughter
of Thomas Bidebolliam, Esq., of Krankford, No
card.
FHOWER RTOTSKNBURO. On ths 8th imttant.
hy the lev. ('enrge A. Hiirhorow. Mr. KD WARD
fcHOWKH to Miss AKN1E SIOTSEKJUMUJ, all of
this city,
DIED.
FLKIKR. On Mondny, the 12th Instant, SUSANNA,
widow ol the late George W. Klklui, la the 71 year of
her axe.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully lnvliod to attend the funeral, from the resl
onre of her son, William L, Elklns, No. 1317 N.
Twelfth street, on Thursday, the l&tU instant, at It
o'clock A. M.
HARRIH. On the Kth Instant, CAROLINE A.
IiKLACKOIX, wife of Wesley Harris, and youngest
daughter ol J. Delacroix.
iunerftl will take place from the residence of her
htwbnnd, No. 181 N. Seventeenth street, on Thursday,
the 16tb instant, at lu o'clock A. M.
HUGHKa-Onthe 12th Instant, JOHN HUGHES,
In the 7:xl year of IiIh ae.
Ihe relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invlud to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, No. 621) June street, on 1'rlday morning at 8
o'clock.
KIRBY.-Rndrienly, en the 10th Instant. ANNIE,
Wire of Jos. M. Klrliy, and daughter of Kll Krupp.
1 be relatives and rrlends of the family are renpect
fully Invited to attend her funeral, from her hus
band's realdence, No, liHiS Thompson street, on Thurs
day, the Ifiib Instant, at 11 o'clock. To proceed to Odd
l ellows' Cemetery.
McRAE. On the 12th Instant, SARAH McRAE,
Wife of John McRae, In the l.s.l year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect'
folly Invited to attend the funeral, from her husband's
residence, No. SlbUasklll street, on Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock.
BITER. This morning, at the residence of her son,
Charles M. ttiter, No. 20 Woodlaud Terrace, MARIA,
widow ol tl e late John Hlier.
WALTON. On the 12th Instant, EDWIN WAL
T('N, h., machinist, aged 51 years.
The relatives and friends ot the family are respect
fully invited to attend the Itinera!, from his late rnsl
deuce, No. 1818 N. seventh street, on Friday after
noon, the let li Instant, at 4 o'clock. Interment at PUi
1 antliroplc Cemetery .
KAILROAD CONDUCTORS' POCKET
l'uncb l'lyers.and several new styles of Shoe
i'unch l'lyers, for sale by TRUMAN A S11AW,
No. DHMKlKht Thlrty-hve) Market Ht.. below Ninth.
BUDDING KNIVES, GRAFTING TOOLS,
rrunliiR Knives and Shears, and a variety of
Garden Tools, forsale by TRUMAN A SHAW,
No. 836 (Itigni Tnuiy-nve) uaricet bv., Deiew mntn.
SOLDERING IRONS AND SOLDER FOR
Housekeepers who are canning Fruit, and who
desire to repair their own tin ware, for sale by
IMUJUAn IX OtlAW,
No. 888 (Eight Thirty-five) Market HU, below Ninth.
NSURE YOUR LIFE
TS THI
AMERICAN
Life Insurance Company,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE
FrtrKTII
4 IS Bp
WALNUT.
S.B. CORNER
AND
TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND INVALIDS.
The undersigned respectfully calls the attention
ot tbe publlo to the stock or frlme cider and Pure
Cider vinegar for pickling and general family DBe
also, to bis popular "Tonic Ale," free from all Impu
rities, and endorsed by tbe medical faculty as a safe
and wholesome beverage tor weak: and dellcateCon-
stltntions.
Delivered free of charge to all parts or the city,
Y. J. JORDAN,
No. 420 FEAR Street,
11 76p Below Third, and Walnut and Dockv
600 -RCH STREET. 600
flBIFFITH A PAfiE,
REST CROQUET OAB1ES.
PATENT WATER COOLERS.
WIRE DISn COTERS.
410 KXCKLNIOR BEfBIflEKATOM.
A T E N T WIRE WORK
FOR BALLINGS, STORE FRONTS,' ,
' in a d nu dad 'l I 'iri rxiCQ UT t
V V AlAOi A AJC A. A A u, a S
GOAL SCREENB, FOURDKlNIEJbl WliUOJ, ETC
Atanutaciurea 07
H. WALKER A NON,
1t7Sm No. 11 N. SIXTH fjtreel.
n MONEY. TH All X AS1UUK1 tiUAiir.i
TJPON DIAMONDS, WATCH KM, JEW
ELRY, PLATE, CLOTHING, ETC., at
JONES A CO.'S
OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OJTFICK,
Corner of THIRD and OAKKILL Slreeta,
Relow Lombard.
N. B.-DIAMON1M3 WATCHES, JEWELRY
GUNS, ETC.,
REMARKABLY J-OW PRICKS. 25 3m
QNE
PRICE CLOTHING
JONES'
OLD
ESTABLISHED
ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. G04 MARKET St."
7 IS lm ABOVE SIXTH.
g ALE OF
RAILROAD
PROPERTY
AND FRAN CRISES.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of a decree ot
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, we will expose
to sale at Public Auction,
AT THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
In the City or Philadelphia, Bute of Pennsylvania
on the
15TH DAT OF OCTOBER,
A. D. 1867, at 12 o'clock, noon, ot that day, all and
singular me jiiuinuiuj anu RAILWAYS,
T - V YlkJ 1 IklL'U Hill Q ...... ..... ,n. 1
iiAiwi .... . ..m, nnxxjn, nuaaiiua,
CHAIRS, SPIKKtt, FKOtJS, SWITCHES, and other
IRON. BRIDOES, WAYS and RIGHTS OF WAY,
PIKKS, WHARVK8, ERKC1TON8. FENCES.
WALLS, FIXTURES, DEPOTS, RIGHTS AND
uvihiKjuvid, ana au ana every other property and
estate, real, personal, and mixed, of, belonging or
appertaining to the HF.NO OIL CREEK AND
PITHOLE RAILWAY COMPANY, and all the cor
porate rights, franchises, and privileges of, or belong
ing to the saU Company, together with all and singu
lar tbe .Locomotives and other Engines, Teuders,
van,
s, Machinery. Tools, Materials, aud Implements,
veil as materials for constructing, repairing, re-
as we
plaining, using and operating said Railroad and Rail
way.- Ail or which laid property la sltual In Ve
nango County, In the state of Pennsylvania, and being
the same property, rights, privileges, and rrauchlsus
which said Company, by Indenture ot mortgage, dated
tbe 2nd day of May, A. D, ls6, and duly recorded in
the office of tbe Recorder ot Deeds of Venango
County aforesaid, In Mortgage Book No. 2, page US,
etc., on tbe4lh day ol June, A. D. tm, granted and
couveyeu hj m uuumiguu jonn b. uauxade, u
And which the said Company by Indenture or mort
gage, dated April 8, Itttta, and duly recorded In tbe otllol
of said Recorder of Ieeds of Venango County, afore
said. In Mortgage Book No. 3, page 474, eto.. on thl
9ih day of April, A. D. I860, granted and conveyed U
Mortis K. JesHup. and the undersigned William J
Barr, in trust to secure certain debts therein men
tinned. This sale will be made under, and In
ance of a decree entered by the said Supreme Court d.
tbe State of Pennsylvania, on the 8d day of July, A.
I). 18G7, In a cause pending In equity In said court, upon
a bill tiled by the salif John S. Sauzade, Trustee,
against tbe said Company, and the said Morris K,
Jl-bsup and William J. Barr, defendants, praying,
Inter alia, for a decree of sale of tho.uiil mnnunuul
premises. The terms and conditions of sale will be as
follows:
vi t. The mortgaged Dremlnas win ha mM in nn
parcel, and will be struck off to tbe highest and best
Keoond. Five per cent of the nnrnhaaa mnnav ahull
be paid to tbe undeniigued at the time of tbe sale by
lha ourchaaer. aud he ninHt alMii Mian tha um,. .nil
conditions of sale, otherwise, tbe said premises will
be Immediately resold.
Thlid. The balance of the purchase money shall be
paid to the undersigned, at the Banking House ot
lirriel & Co.. No. S4 S. Third .trout.. Phiiuiiui.
j.lila, within thirty days from and after the day of
WILLIAM J BARR. Trustee
. JOHN S. SAUZADE, Trustee.
Phii.apkt.phia. July e, ih7.
M. Thomas A Sons. Auctioneers. 9iul8m
flKTTHK BEST. THK HOLY Bi BLR H A R D-
VJ Ing e r.ainon jfamiiy, ruipiiana Pocket Ulolus
In beautiful styles or Turkey Morocco and enUue
bindings. A new edition, arranged for photographlo
WM. W. HAHDINO. Publisher,
No. tH txUUJK VI' buvet, below 'ourta
Td'i ID EDITION
Tiolatioa of the Civil nights Dill.
VTashinotow itisrnst 14. Information has
reached here to li'e effect that Judire Thomas,
of the Ninth JsdU'111 District of the State of
Virpinia. was taken yv'stcrday to Richmond to
answer an Indictment .chartflng a violation of
the Civil Rights bill, in wj.us,dK t0 admit
testimony In a case tiled Wore him la Alexin
drla In 1806.
It is further st.-.ted that Uo, John Pendle
ton, ot Culpeper, will also be arns.'e(1 to nswer
an Indictment for registering rvlrarv to the
Federal statute.
From Cauada.
Osweoo, Auenit U. The Csnadlanj tfts'(,",,r
Mnci.et collided with the American sleirner Cay
Ptate, in the frit. Lawrence river, near Kington,
last mum. me niagHct sank in sixty icet 01
wnter. the crew and pupsenper lieicp takn to
Kingston by the Bav State. Tho latter wit'
slightly damaged.
Markets by Telegraph
New York, AuguBt 14. Coltm quiet at 21Wo. Flosr
nctlve.and l.i(u,'2.rc. hlnher: sales of ll.nnii (ibis.: 8tawi,
Villi -75; Ohlo,St50(U7di Western, 7li7: Southern,
)ll'IA(aii4'ftu. California Flour, I2-.)(KBI4'50. Wheal
let: sales or iu.ihiu ousneis ; aniner niate, ZTWv'au,
ru active, and i -c. higher: sales of 79,uik bushels
mixed Western, ti'liKa)l'12H- Oais firm. Rye tlrm;
V-.tern. f45. Ilecr quiet. Porkstcady. Nw Mh.
faw(!,a-30. iard quiet; bbls., 12V4(ijil8c. Whisky dull.
Nbw Tdsk, August 14. Htocks very dull:Chtcao
and Rock Inland, les;,; ;Readlng, It1,: Canton Com
pany. 4H: Krie, 7tiS; Cleveland and Toledo, li'8:
Cleveland and Plttuburg, 97S; Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne, 1W,; Ulchlgsn Central, in'.): Michigan
Bouihern, 81 7; New York Central, 10".'a; Illinois Ceil
tial, 115'i; Cumberland prelerred, an; Virginia 64, 50;
Missouri 6s. lua'ii Hudson River. Vtitfi: United istates
Five-twenties, 162, ll.lv do. of 18H4, 110S; do. of 1M),
H: new Issue, Ten-fbrlles, Utt'i: Soveu-
thli tlea, first Issue. I(i77-,: do, alt others, Mouey,
1i"jb per cent. Oold, 1407..
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
COrWT OF QUARTER BEf 9I0N9-Judie Brew-
ster. Christian Kneass. Ksa..Prosecut,lnir Atmrnnv.
Mary i. Dougherty was charged with keeping a dls-
oiueny ooune. lue noune is jmo. nh Mftpie street.
Mr. J. W. KDrlnrated testified that ha lived next dnnr
to this house. No. 818. and had been troubled and din.
tarbed lor a long time past by the continual nightly
Drawis carried on oy tne aetenoant ana ber daugbter,
and tbe loose characters, male and female, that fre
quent her bouse. Cries, shouts, snugs, quarrels, oaths,
and sometimes blows aroused himself and bis family
at all hours ot the nlgbt, and break the quiet and
peace or the Rabhalb day. In fact, the character of
the house was such as to cause serldub disturbance to
nis luruliy, 10 endanger the morals of his ramlly, and,
by the t ad example set, to render 11 dilllcu t to raise
bis family In a virtuous way.
Other witnesses, Mr. and Mrs. Connor, Mis. Allen,
Mr. and Mrs. Krsklne, Mrs. Bunllnt;. and niAny more
residents In the neighborhood, testllidd to Hie same
stale ol tacts, all saying emphatically thai the house
as kept by the defendant was a nuisance 10 them aud
their families. Also, Policeman Ollingr testified
that he was one night called into this houao to quell a
disturbance.
The defense offered evidence of the cood character
of the defendant and her house, and attacked tbe
credibility of one ot tbe Commonwealth's Witnesses.
Verdict, guilty, with a recommendation to the
rrx-rcy of the Vurt.
William Harrington pleaded guilty to a charge of
assault and battery upon Mr. Pollock. Mr. Pollock
testified that one day last month be heard it disturb
ance in tbe back room ofux lager-beer saloon at Six
teenth and Filbert streets, and, going Into the room,
asked wbat was the matter. Some one replied thrtt It
was not bis business to know, and tux defendant and
a man named Smith attacked and heat him severely.
When questioned as to the matter. Harrington said he
Struck Mr- Podock because .smith did.
The attention ot the Court waa culled tn tha cm. nf
George Smith, a colored bov, cmmltted t prison
upon tbe charge or entering a house with Intent to
steal. He was committed by Alderman James
Allen, on the 8d of June, and no return was made to
tbe District Attorney. By this neglect the ma ,
whether Innocent 01 guilty, has been for two months
confined In prison, not a word of his case being known
to tne court or District Attorney, lie said to the
Alderman that, by this neslect of Ills, had not the
matter come to the knowledge of the Court, the
Erlsoner might have remained In prison until death
ad released blm. That such a tblug a tumid belouiid
niOFgtt us Is a disgrace to our Institutions. Were
this au Isolated case, ti would not be so serious. But
this was one of thirty cases In which men were sent to
prison, and up to this day no retun.s have been made.
It was hoped tbat this would not be repeated 00 the
part of the Alderman. The prosecutor not appearing,
the prisoner w as discharged.
The case of the Commonwealth vs. Henry Miller,
charged with violating the Sunday Liquor law In
keeping his drinking saliou open on Sunday, was
called. Mr. Kneass, for defendant, demurred to the
Indictment upon tbe ground that It only charged that
the bouse was open, and did not allege for wbat pur
pose, whether for tbe sale or liquor or not; but the
indictment being drawn in the language of the act of
March, 1X67. which makes It unlawful to keen a
licensed drlnking-house open alter 12 o'clock at night
or before sunrise In the morning, and commands that
such place .ball be kept shut on Sunday all day, .the
demurrer was overruled, and tbe case went to trial.
Olticer Doller testified tbat on Sunday, July 2. he
saw men go Into tbe defendant's drinking saloon, at
Glrard avenue and Howard street, and saw them
drink beer there. He couldn't say whether tbe saloon
was kept under a license Issued last May or not, or
whether tbe meu whom be saw go there were mem
bers of the defendant's family or not.
Officer Irvln testified that on Sunday, Jaly 7, he saw
men in tbe defendant's house with liquor before them,
and saw tbe defendant In the act of handing liquor to
a man.
Mr. McBride, chief clerk In the office of tbe Cleric
of the Conrt of Quarter Sessions, testified that he
issued license to tbe defendant last May. On trial.
Akothbr Fracddlext Bond Cask James
Thompson appeared before Commissioner Hlb-
bler at noon to-day, to answer the charge of
ejeuuuus uu oiuiug b mine ana irauauient
bond for tbe removal of spirits from a bonded
warehouse for rectification.
John Aydeloppe was sworn I am clerk In
the office of the Collector of the Third District:
Kd win Brock was a clerk in that offloe; bonds
were entered before blm for redistillation and
rectification of spirits; (Mr. Valentine, Assist
ant District Attorney, put In evidence a bond
for $150,000, signed by James Thompson, for the
withdrawal of spirits from the bonded ware
bouse of James Weed, situated In this city, for
rectification, tbe withdrawal to commence on
tbe 26th of March;) Mr. Aydeloppe knew no
thing of the bond.
Norris H. ilarman sworn I live at No. 1511
Swayne street; business a distiller; I have seen
defendant; I nave rectified liquor at No. 1516
Boutu street; I bad the place In Ieoember last
for aw. Heal; 1 rectified liquor there for de
fendant some time In the month of March- I
rectified one hundred and seventy barrels of
liquor; I was employed by Heal to work for
Thompson; 1 do not know where the liquor
came from, I was engaged from a week to ten
days In rectifying; the defendant told me to
deliver the liquor on an order when It came,
and to work steady on It until I got through: I
think the order was to be signed by William
Kay; I dellvf red all, with the exception of one
lot of fifty barrels; I looked to Thompson for
my orders', I know nothing of the proprietor
ship of this liquor, more than what 1 was told;
Mr. Thompson never paid me; I received my
salary for the first week from Mr. Heal; since
that time I have received no pay; I did not
know who to look to for it.
Mr. Charles Wood, Ke venae Inspector, sworn
1 have seen the bond for 1&0,000, signed by
James Thompson; I bave made diligent search
for the other parlies to the bond, and cannot
find them; there are memoranda upon tiie
bond purporting that it was recorded in the
books of the Recorder of Deeds, when no such
fact exists; Thompson told me. when 1 told blm
that the bond was fraudulent, tbat he knew
nothing about It.
jCoromlssioner ITIbb er bound the defendant
over in the sum of (2U.0U0 bail to appear at Court
to answer.
Phowbed. Elias Hess, a fireman on board
the propeller Fannie Cadwalader, lying at
the first wharf above Areh street, fell over
board at ten o'clock this morning, and was
drowned. A professional diver attached a
book to the clethes of the deceased, aud he was
hauled on board the boat. Hets resided in Bal
tlmore.and was a single roan, aged about thirty
rive. The Coroner held an Inquest and a ver
dict of accidental drowning waa rendered by
the Jury.
TTNITBP STATES REVENUE STAMPS.
U Principal Depot, Ne. a CHKHNUT Street.
cVutral XPtco.nl3 ".towWlow
Bevenne Stamps of every description coastsotly on
hand In any amount.
Orders b Mall or Express promptly sttended to.
rulted &t Kotes, JlratU on PbUaUelphia Ot Kew
York, or current funds received In payment.
Particular attention paid to small onloni.
The decisions ot tbe Coir mission can be consulted,
and any laitfrmaUgn wgardnif Ut Us cUettiiuUjr
grvoa .
AUGUST 14, 18C7.
m JIM SMEOTEMXG TONIC
(NOT A WHISKY PREPARATION)
HOOFLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURB
DEBILITY ! DEBILITY !
Itesultlns; from any Cans Whatever
H
mOSTRATION OF THE SYSTEM
INDUCED BT
HETEBE HABDMIIlrft,
KXrOSCBR,
FEVERS,
OR
DISEASES OF CAMP IIFE.
SOLDIERS, CITIZENS, 91 ALB OS TM
MALE ADULT OS TOUTHf
Will And thlsWttersapiireTonta. not doneoleat oa
bad liquors for ru almost miraculous ebects.
DYSPEPSIA,
And Diseases Resulting froen Disorders
of she Liver and Digestive Organs
ARM CUBED BT
IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
Trill RlrtflM hna MasrhsmAil . .
--" r"inicu uiiiiw vurw, giTM oetutr
the market. T"""""" u"u ur uwer article in
o
We defy any one to contradict this assertion, and
WILL PAT BIOOO
byu7harisW1o?gWete.iU0e 0wt,fl3
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CURB BTBBT CASS OF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DERILITT,
AND
DISEASES OF THE KIDNETS.
Observe tbe following Symptoms reuniting from Dla
orders ol the Dlgemive Organs:
Constipation, Inward PiUs Fullnens of Blood to the
Head.Actdity of tbe Stomach, .Nausea, Heartburn
DlBKUHt tor Food, t ulinesn or Welgut lu the
fctomacb, bour Kructations linking or Fiut
terlng at tbe pit of tbe btomaoh, Swim
ming of Inn Head, Uurrted and Dif
ficult Breathing, Fluttering at
tbe Ileart, Choking or Hullo-
eating Benatinns when
In a lying poature. Dimness
of ViHlon, Duu or Webs before
the Hlght, Fever and Dull ialn In
the Heud, Deficiency of Perspiration,
ellKwneuNortbetskln and Eyes.Patn in the
Bide, Hack, Cheat, Limbs, etc., Hudden Flushes
Of Heat. Burning In the Flesh. Conntant Inia
glalngs ot i.vll. and Great Depression or Spirits
BEMEMREB
That thi Sitter U not Alcoholic, eotitatn no Sum
II hisku, mut cannot make Vrunkard, but is the Beit
'Ionic In the World,
BEAD WHO SATS SO.
non. George W. Woodward, Chief Justice Ot the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, writes:
I find ..Hoofland's l'.,
eating beverage, but Is a good Tonlo, useful lu dli
eabes of the digestive organs, and of great benefit in
Principal Office, ml?X&?&-
From the Kev. E. D. Fendell. Assistant Kdltor Chrfa.
tian Chronicle. Philadelphia.
. de,,"eJ)leclled benefit from the use of Hoot
land's German Bluers, and feel It my privilege to Va.
commend them as a most valuable tonlo toallwho
are sufleilng from general debility, or from dlseatua
arising from derangement of the liver.
Yours truly, K. D. FKNDALI
From Rev. D. Merrlge. Pastor of the Paasyunk Baa
list Church. Philadelphia. 'uummv
From the many reopeotab.e recommendations elv.
to Dr. Hoofland's German Bitters. I wiS .idZed to
give them a trial. After using several bottles I found
them to be a good jemedy for debility, and a most ex
ceUent tonic for the stomach. x. UiuKRXUit
From Bev. William Smlih, formerly Paster nfth.
Vincentown and Ml.lvllle (N. J.) BapttatOhirehi 1
Havlrg ned In my family a number of bottles nl
your Hoofland s German Bitters, I bave to sav that 1
regard them as an excellent medicine, esueelaii
adapted to remove the dlxeases they are reZnm
mended for. They strengthen and Invigorate tu .L
tjm when debilitated, and are useful In disorders of
, ' . t-K"., ww. a unvv aiso recom.
mended them to several of my friends, who havl
tried uiem and found them greatly beneficial In the
restoration of health.
Yours uuly, WILLIAM SMITH.
8t Hutchinson street, Philadelphia,
l From A. M. Spsngler. Editor of be CuUurbt No t
orlh faUth Street. ' " "
Philadblphia, Jnly IS. lgiu.
Borne eighteen months sluoe, I waa a severe suffer
from dyspepsia. I was not only unable to take plain
foi.d without suffering great distress, but bad become
so debilitated as to be almost unfitted tor active buaJ
ness of any kind.
After trying a variety or so-called remedies, all of
which proved worthless, I was induced, at the sug
gestion ot a medical IjJend, to give Hoofland's Ger
man Bitters a trial. 1 accordingly purchased six
bodies, which were taken In accordance with your
directions.
The result was a complete removal of all distress
ing symptoms alter eating or drinking, and a full
restoration of strength, so that I now eat all ordinary
kinds of food with Impunity, and am able to attend
to all tbe active duties of a large and arduous busi
ness as well as at any period of my life: the good
effects of the BUters were manifested before I had
taken the first bottle.
I have also used It in my family with the happlns
results, and take great pleasure In adding my teu
mony to tbat of tbe many others who have been
benefited by 1U I find great benefit from tbe use of a
bottle In the spring and fall. They not only create a
v morons appetite, but give a healthy lone to the
stomach by strengthening its dlsettive powers.
If the above testimony will be the meant oflndnolng
any wbo Buffer from Dyspepsia to give your Bitters a
trial (when It. I feel confident, will give tuem relief)
,toUyUtruly?0,, A. M. 8PANQLKB,
Rev J B.Herman.oftbeHeraianBeformedChureh,
Kotziown, Berks county, Pa., waa cured of Dyspepsia
of twenty years' standing.
Rev J. Newton Brown. D. D. . Editor of the Enoyolo
predla of Keligious Knowledge aud Christian Chroni
cle, Philadelphia;
Bev. Thomas Winter, D. D., Pastor ot Boxborougb
Baptist cnurch;
Rev Levi G. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist Ohnrch
Pemberton.N. J- formerly of the J&orth Baptist
Church, Philadelphia, at present Pastor of the Bap
tist Church, Chwler. Pa.;
These gentlemen the strongest terms
thtlrUverahlv opinion of this Bitters.
EWABE OF COUNTERFEITS t
gee tbat the slsnature of "O. M. J ACKBON" Is on
the wrapper of each bottle.
Should your nearest Druggist not bave the article,
do not be put off by anv of the Intoxicating prepara
tions tbat may be offered In Its place, but tend to us,
ajid we will forward, seourely packed, by express.
Principal Office and Slanaactorjr,
No. C31 ARCH Stroot
PHILADELPHIA PA.'
Forsale by Druggists and Dealer la every town la
tbs Vaited. mates, .UwiiW
FOURTH EDITION
FEC3I YTASIHNeTCre THIS P. lit
SPBCIAL DlflPATOHtS TO BVBrTDftf TBL0APB.
Wasbuotw, August 14.
Fraud In the- rajrmsuter' Bnrean.
Paymaatcr-Orncral Brice haalssuird circular,
stating that Informatioa has been received ef
recent extensive forgeries or soldier1' dUicharg
parets, and It Is rumored that large payment
have been made by the officers of the Pay De
partment on such fraudulent Touchers. Thi
latter statement Is not credited by the Paymaster-General,
because the office has received
no official Information of such payments. Pay
masteis are notified In the circular that they
are liable on their official bonds for the amount
of all payments made by them oti spuxioiu
vouchers.
At the War Office.
General Grant has been buoily enp"rt?vd th
War Department to-day, and but few visitor
have bad an interview with Mm, Mir.. I "anion
has not visited the Department since yest erday.
Mr. Edwin- Stanton, son of the late Secretary,
still hold his position as clerk In -the- IX apart
ment.
Postmaster sit Sltltat.
Postmaster-General Randall has appnAt ited
John H. Kmkead Postmaster at SIttaw 3 una
point is 1600 miles (rom Sau Francesco, aadl the
malls will be forwarded weekly by oy hi set
that may bo going there.
Movemen4. ef the ex-Secretary.
Secretary Stanton and wife hav-gone: Ol
Boston, to spend a few weeks there as guests. '
the lion. Samuel Hooper. Mr. Hooper wasittua.
guest of Mr. Stanton during the reoenrt ahorfe
session.
From the Plains.
St. Loins, August 14. An Omaha dsspatoki '
eays that the Sioux Indians are banalag to
gether, and crossing the Platte river at'Piuav
creek station, equipped for battle.
About five hundred warriors were seen yes
terday at one point, consisting chiefly of Paw
nees and Sioux, srid the soldiers are preparing,
to fight them. Father Desmet says that the
Indians nave erievanoes, and speaks ol con
ciliatory measures toward them.
A despatch irom Kiuwortn. Kansas, aaya:
"Tbe United States Express, and the proprietors
ot the Overland stage line to Denver, left here
to-day with stock to replace tbat stolen by the"
Inaians, and will have their line runnlmr agaiav
in ten days. The; have an escort of one nun-,
tired infantry. Tbe United States Express
Company has over a million pounds of freight
ncre tor western points, wnicn is now Dcing:
loaded.
Two coaches, with mails and passengers, four.
days from Denver, have just arrived. Indians
were seen on the route.
The tero'inus ot tbe railroad Is now at Wll-
son's Creek station, niueteeo miles west of here.
o cholera has been at Fort liarker for teai
davs.
borne Kaw Indians attacked Martin Kanche,-.
four miles south of Sal ina, on Monday night, and
ran off some stork.
A Leavenworth despatch says that Father.
Desmet, who just returned from the India,
country, was present at a session of the Indian.
Commissioners yesterday, made statements re
garding the origin of the. Indian troubles n
tbe proper means of removing them. He was
urgently requested to accompany tbe Commis
sioners, aud he has started tor St. Louis to make. -preparations
to do 90.
A letter from Messila, New Mexico, July 32,
sav?: "The Navajoe Indians, numbering seve
ral hundred, left the Bosquerredondo Keaerva
tion, and in an attempt to prevent their leaving,
and to recover cattle which were 9tolen bv them
from an emigrant train. Lieutenant Porter, of
tbe Fifth Infantry, was severely wounded, and
four of his men were ki lied."
From San Francisco.
SiN Fbancibco,. Aueuat 13. The despatches
from Cariboo report that Governor Seymonr
settled the mining dispute by seizing the ground
and arresting the ringleaders ot tbe riot.
At a large public meeting in Victoria, resolu
tions were passed favoring secular education,
atid asking aid for the same from the Govern
ment. At a large Union meeting In. Sacramento last
night, Gorham spoke against the independent
Eress with greater bltternesa than ever. Tno
democrats interrupted the meeting, when a
general melee ensued, lasting several minutes.
At another time the street planking broke np.
precipitating twenty persons into the cellar
hurting some, but killing nose.
The San Francisco firm of Greenhood & New
bauer has failed. Their liabilities were about
$280,000. Tbey were coal merchants and owners
ot a coal mine near Antioch, upon, which money
has been sunk unprofitably.
Arrived flhtn rinnon T?
V V. ... I L UMTblf JiVIU WDIVU, ,
"Don Juan," from Chili; "Premier," from Glas
gow. Cleared "Cordilla," for Liverpool;. "Con
stance," for London.
HlABINO AT THK CkSTRAX STATION. Befor
Alderman Beitler at 3 o'clock to-day, Paul D.
Bastln, tavern-keeper, at Klgtath and Sanson
streets, was charged wltb keeplDf a disorderly
house. William B. Erurlck testified that early
this morning he beard a woman cry "Murder
from a window of tbe bouse three times. Wil
liam McGonigal, fiobert Kyall, and several
others beard tbe same cry, and a noise, as If
some one were beatings woman. About five or
six weeksatcoa noise was beard of a similar
nature, at which time an otSoer rang tbe bell,
and a man opened tha window, and, in answer
to a qnestion regarding the noise, said that a.
woman, bad the cramps. Bastln was held t
ball tor a further bearing.
Fhilada. Stock Eiohange Sales, Augi 1&
Beperted by De Haven Bro., No, o 8. Third street
tSMtt Pa S. t series
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mo do.va.sawn. SH
tiouo do. 83.iswn. 6Hi
200 City fts, Old...... w
tiw0 bch M to '(U....C. 7lV
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loOshMcKeao '
UsbjeennaU UlZ
BKOOND BOARD.
Iinoocity Ss. New l(.ix 1 uw citv 8s, New 01i
QARD TO JTHE PUBLIC.
The undersigned would call the attention ol tha
trade, as well as the public, to tbe large aud autierlor
stuck of
HIEBUSfl tJILYEIt AND PIiATEtWAJBnt
To be found at their manufactory.
No, 84 South THIRD btreel, end at the Wareroom.
No. 1128 CHEW NUT h tree I.
These roods are all of their own manufacture. As
Mr. bMY 1'H Is a pracileal workuiau, their M.ATKU
and blLVKR-WARii: Is superior to aay la tbe
amrket.
Having rurnlsbed some of tbe larteat hotels la
the country when be wits the praotloal partner of tha
late firm known as Mead Afctmytu, turn (roods can he
seen In diy use, and will recoiumead Uieuxsulyw,
at the follow lu hotelr
G1KAKD HODB. Philadelphia.
LA PlJtRRK HOUbK. Philadelphia,
A Mil LA Nl IIOUoB. PhllsdelphWw
bT. CHAKI.KH HOTKL. Pltuhur.
TJNITKD bTATKS HUTKb, Atlantic City, N. J.
NATIONAL HOTEL, Washington. D. O.
Although we keep couHtautly on hand a large and
varied mock ol the above goods, whea deelrod they
tusy be made to order of nv Riven pattern. t shud
Dotice. S.HIIH t A l 4 1 Bi,
6 K7 thstu8miTl Itsnufw tory. No. 85 b. THIRD BL
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