THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 18GT.
AMUSEMENTS.
At thi Walwtjt we have tha nineteenth
representation of A Midsummer Nifihi't Dream,
In all lis ror:oous array. The Walnut la still
crowded every nlubt to witness tbls magnlu
cent spectacle, cow In the fourth week of its
run. We have no doubt it will hold the stavo
to good com puny for a month longer, but it will
Je 10 withdrawn shortly to make way for
other novelties. No one should miss seeing the
great Hhakesperlan spectacle.
Tub Arch Btrkkt Theatre opens next
Saturday eveniDg with Sheridan's witty and
elegant comedy of The School for Nrandal.
Mrs. John Drew will appear in her finished role
of "I,ady Teazle," supported by Mr. F. F.
Mackay. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waloot, Jr., and
other favorites.
Thk New Chesnut Rtrkkt Theatrb opens
on Monday nexr, with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Flo
rence, Vatic, and the new stock company.
Thk American Thkatkk Is already nearly
flnUbed, and will be opened positively on the
Id th, with a first-rate variety troupe.
Ai,r. Burnett. This extraordinary genius
In the way of facial absurdities aud comical
representations of the funny and queer people
we meet in life's Journey, oommenoes this
even lnst, at "Assembly Buildings," a series of
tils fashionable and laugtmble entertainments.
He will be assisted bv Miss Helen Nash. Mr.
Burnett's chauues are lustantaneous, nnd in
variably eonvulse his audience. He will re
main during the week. None should fall to
see Burnett, who can enjoy the ludicrous when
presented by a finished artist.
Thk friends of Miss Emma Fowler (sister of
the beautiful Millie and Clara Fowler, lost on
the Evening Star) will be glad to learn that, she
has been engaged as a donna seconda by Miss
Klohlngs for her English Opera Troupe.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
WOm ADDITIONAL LOCAL IT RMS SRR INSIDB PASES.
The Republican Exboutivb Committer.
On Ratnrdsy evening the various Ward Execu
tive Committees elected one member each for
the City Executive Committee.
This morning the members elect assembled at
No. 410 LlDrary street forjthe purpose ol organi
zation. James McManus, of the Seventh Ward,
acted as Chairman, and John G. Butler as Se
cretary pro tern.
The following permanent officers were
elected: William R. Leeds, Tenth Ward, Pre
sident; Samuel Daniels, FUteentU Ward, and
William W. Taylor, Twenty-second Ward,Vloe
Presidents; Robert F. Gill, Second Ward, Trea
surer; Isaac MoBrlde. Twenty.slxth Ward, and
John L. Hill, Ninth Ward, Secretaries.
The following are the members:
Ward. Ward.
1. win. Harvey Money, is. tsamusl Daniels,
z. nooert 1. uiu,
a. Robert G. Pigeon,
4. Richard Butler,
5. John W. Donnslly,
6. John O. Butler,
7. Ueoriie W. Myers.
I 8. Henry L Mclotyre,
9. John L. lllll,
la William R. Leeds,
11. KdwardS. McUlue,
12. William Andreas,
in. Charles O'Neill.
14. Thomas J. Close,
id. Joseph Haiti.
17. James McManes,
18. Joseph H. Allen,
is. Joseph Karneet,
'20. .
21. John Harris, Jr.,
22. William M. Taylor,
JA. William Taylor,
24. .
2 John gees.
2. Isaac McHride.
27. .
2. .
BarLDiNO Piemits. The number of building
permits issued during the past month, as com
pared with the corresponding month of last
year, was as iouows:
auo,1367.
Dwellings:
Four-story
Three-story 178
Two-story 134
Aug., 1S66.
5
144
o4
Total Dwellings 312
School Houses 1
Breweries 1
Banks 1
Dve-House 2
213
Coach-Houses
Foundries.
3
3
1
2
1
"5
2
17
19
20
4
1
2
2
2
300
110
419
Tee-Houses
Bake-Houses.
Slaughter-Houses..
Distilleries
Offloes
Factories
Sheds
Shops .
B tores ...
Stables
3
2
1
13
21
15
Oburobes 3
Engine-Houses 1
Qreen-Houses
Saloons 2
Utorehouses 4
Total 395
Alterations and additions... 08
Grand total..
403
The Police Statistics kob the Mouth of
August. The following is the number of
arrests in the various police districts of the
elty. It will be seen that the Third District
(Lieutenant Ooldey) carries off the palm in
point of number:
JHstrtct. .District.
I................ 277 11 - 46
2 46 15 49
3... 000 1 18 207
4 .. 824118 126
f, .419 Vacrant Detectives.. 65
6.. .135 'Day Sergeants........... 23
7 1 14 1 Reserve Corps 162
ft........................... -213 1 Delaware Harbor 60
9
..208 Schuylkill Harbor.
,. 35
7
4250
10...
11
12...
13...
,....246; Park Police
9001
....182; Total
331
A Boy Severely Kicked. Jacob Walton, a
little deformed boy, residing In Lei per street,
Frank ford, was violently kicked by a boy
named Charles Fitzpatriok last night, and In
ternally Injured. It seems that a number ot
boys bad been quarrelling before Walton's
house, when a stone was thrown which struck
T'llxnatriek. Walton then comlne out. it was
supposed, but wrongly, that he did it, and he
Was Immediately assaulted; and being unable
to defend himself, his right arm being de
formed, and his left wrist but partially re
nmml fmm a severe fracture, he was thrown
dawn, and it is said, kicked in the side. It Is
thought that he will recover. Alderman Coux
ley held Fltepatrlck n I1W0 bail to answer.
Sratchino 155. Alexander Boyd, James
Burk, and Patrick O'Donnel, the latter seml
lntoxloated, went into a place together in Dun
cannon street, near FHteenth. Vhlle In this
?. winuiinm Minditlon. O'Donnel com-
Tnnmi to aount over his money. He had laid
tsj BhiKi Rnvri. It is alleged, snatched It.
O'Donnel managed toget this back, and nothing
daunted, commenced attain to count, and had
plied up $155, when Burk essaying his hand,
Snatched the whole lot and made oft He was
arrested near by. as was also Boyd, and both
were committed by Aluerinan Mink indelault
of $1000 ball.
Vir ! T?irx ! Fire 1 At 12 o'clock noon pre
eisely the neighborhood of Third and Cbesnut
streets enjoyed the delicious sensation of an
alarm of lire, rne oamgiuun;wu uj
lie U. V. " VJ. i p. - - ,
-. .um.i vor-r triflinar indeed, and
m. r.w hnpkiiu nr vitar Htaved its career. The
mnnnf mlnlolnra Ann lav ration WBS the third
tory of the earpenter-shop at No. 26 Hudson's
iKtt .n. at lAaut, tip hundred
peopfe, three hose carriages, and a steam Are
.,lni nil nf vhih irMiul after the subsi
dence of the flames. It is needless to say that
Ave hundred disgusted people lett the scene.
Burglars. Last night some burglarious
Individuals effected an eu trance Into the resi
dence of Mr. James Moore, No. 1941 South street,
through the secoad story front window. A
trunk was opened by means of a false key, and
$27 appropriated. In this trunk was a valise,
which was out open, but no plunder greeted the
avaricious eyes of the burglars. After disposing
of the $27, tbe enterprising gentlemen effected
trheir escape.
Houhe Entered. On Saturday afternoon,
the dwelling occupied by Mr. Magowen, No. IH5
Green street, was entered by uneves and tho
roughly ransacked, tbe family being absent at
the time. It Is supposed tnat a huge amount of
clothing was stolen.
Stbaliho a Watch. A man and wife, Bur
named Greenwood, were arrested and com
mitted by Alderman Tnnlson. for eniiolDg a
Granger into their house, on Seventh near St.
Mary 's street, end robbing him of his watch.
A Broond Timi. William MoKelvey, tbe
keener of Bfcloon on Main street, Krankford.
jteepr . time, vesterdav. for deal-
Tlf ttZ lTouor. contrary lo 1W. Aldocmau
Ali.kord IIorri Thrft. Patrick MoQinler
was arrested at Thirty-fourth and Darby road,
for the alleged crime of horse-stealing. Alder
man Mauie committed to await a further
hearing.
Fihk iw Cooprrsvilir. About eight o'olook
on Saturday a fire broke out in a cabinet shop
In Coopersvllle, owned by Ootlieb Hadell. The
damage was not serious,
I.tnrm Dttstkrs. Ttrpf. atiorfrnent, different ntvlet,
imperrdmu to dutt flUing neatly at the ner.k, tril'ng
at redured nriret, to dote out trork.
Hatf wnv bftooeen BKNNKTT OO.,
tVth and V TOWKH HALL.
tiixlh ttreeto.) No. SIS MAP.KKT HTRKRT,
PHILAI) KLFHIA,
And No. 0fl BROADWAY, NKW YORK.
Iff AU kinds of (tummer UiMhtng telling off to dote
Out stock, at very low priret.
By thk purohaae of one or tne shares of stock
now being sold for the benefit of the Uirorside
Institute, you secure more for your money than
oould be realized were you to expend It in the
ordinary way.
Thk First Day of Fall. Not, we hope, of
our nation's progress or our individual for
tunes, but of the calendar year. A fall in prices
of Ready made Clothing, at Charles Htokes 4
Co.'s First Class House, under the Continental,
would be inaugurated If the prices were not
already at the lowest for the style of goods.
Any one doubting Is Invited to call and see
the garments and prices, at No. Wil Chosnut
street-
The HAwpfioiiR engravings given to those
who purchase stock in aid of the Riverside
Institute are worth, at retail, fifty per cent,
more than It costs those who seoure them in
this way.
Mr. W. fT. Oravkh, Agknt Bhrkkhirk Life
Insurance) Company, No. 829 Walnut Btbrbt:
Dear Sin I beg leave to acknowledge receipt of
five thousand dollars Injtull ot all claims, under policy
in your Company on life of the late Mr. James
McCutcbeoD, Issued September 14, 1466, which amount
wot paid tome time beore due.
I have much pleasure in thanking you for all the
mcllttles you afforded me for proving the claim, and
think that such prompt dealing should entitle the
Berkshire to the confidence and patronage el the
public Yours respectfully,
CHARLES ROBB, Administrator.
Philadelphia, August 80, 1867.
Growing Reputation, If the entire corres
pondence from South America, Central Ame
rica, and the West Indies, received by Messrs.
Hostetter & Smith during the last twelve
months, were published at length, it would
probably be considered one of the most extra
ordinary collections of approbatory testimony
on record. The letters, written in every variety
of style, and emanating from Individuals of
almost every class, are, nevertheless, all of the
same tenor. Pbyslolans, priests, merchants
planters, military officers, artisans, lawyers,
etc., tell one story, admitting, without reserve
or qualification, that the tonics heretofore in
use In those regions have been generally and
justly superseded by Hostettek's Bitters.
The confidence manifested by the people of
these countries might be fairly ca'.led enthusi
astic. Yet these are not the only tokens of the
growing popularity of
Hostettek's Stomach Bitters.
The foreign orders for the article from Europe,
Australia, New Zealand, China, Japan, East
Indies, Cape of Good Hope, Sandwioh Islands,
etc, have been heavier than at any former
period.
As an antidote to malaria, a stomaohio, and
general lnvigorant, they all testify to its re
markable efficiency.
The most valuable of the presents to be dis
tributed by the Washington Library Company,
organized in aid of the Riverside Institute, are
worth $40,000, $20,000, $18,000, $15,000, $10,000, $T000,
$2500, $1000, $500, and so on.
Dr. Jayns's alterative is a Standard
Medicine a compound of those articles which
long experience has proven to nossess the most
safe and efficient alterative and deobstruent
properties, and containing no concealed pol
anna, no mercurial or other metallic prepara
tions. Having beiore us tne testimonials oi
thousands of persons who have been restored
to sound heaitn from its use, it is recommenaea
to the afflicted with entire confidence la the
belief that It will effectually eradicate from the
human system the diseases for whose cure It Is
flofillrnMl.
For Purifying the Blood, the Alterative
Will be found to oe a most eneouve meaicine.
Acting directly on tbe circulation. It purines
the blood, and passes with it Into every tissue
and fibre of tbe body, removing every particle
nf iinpftse rrom tne system.
FoRSCROFULA.ln all its lorms.whether Ulceraf
Hons of the Meth or ones, EnXaraement ot the
.Taints. Glands, towellings. Eruptions. Tumm, etc.
tbe Alterative has been found pre-eminently
successful. By its action on tne Diooa. it ae-
stroys the virus or poisonous principle irom
ucnien inose diseases orieinaie.
For Skin Diseases, the immediate cause oi
which will nearly always De iouna to oe an
obstructed state of the pores, Jaynb's Altera-
tivi is a certain remedy, it not only removes
the obstinate state of tbe pores, but it frees tbe
blood and perspiration from ail impurities ana
gross particles wnicn are so name to oosiruui
tne small perspiratory vesNeis.
Prepared only at Mo. are cnesnut street.
"They made her a grave too cold and damp
For a soul so honestand true."
If they bad been wise, the dire necessity of
opening the graVe for one so lovely might have
been averted. Plantation Bitters, if timely
used, are sure to rescue the young and lovely,
the middle-aged, and the ailing, from confirmed
sickness.
Almost all diseases have their beginning In
some slight difficulty of the stomach, which
would eventuate in Dyspepsia, Headache, Liver
Complaints, Night Sweats, Consumption.
Death. Plantation Bitters will prevent these
premonitory symptoms, and keep the blood
pure and tbe health good.
While they invigorate the system, they en
liven the mind.
Magnolia Water. A delightful toilet artUle
superior to Cologne, and at half the price.
A handsome steel-plate engraving and a pre
sent besides are guaranteed to every purchaser
of a single share of stock in aid of the Washing
ton Libiary Company,
I'll. Luri r.lliuni5. wtoibc n, jvukiuvj
No. 10U7 Spring Garden street, can be obtained
. .. 1 1 rjoAMA nr i..i.u.i
foreign fruits, nuU, almonils, etc., as well as a
Hue assortment of confections. Jenkins is
worthy of a call.
LTona' Maonktio Issect Powdkb, for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, touches, and Bugs. The
original and only sure article. oiu uy ail re-
spectanle dealers.
Frozkn Pkaches. lvaeh Ice Cream and
TMrh Water Ice may be had every day and
i.,r at Morse's Saloons. Nos. m aud W1
Arch street. Try tnein.
a Coneti or tironcblRl a Beet Ion
creeping on the lunKs. lake Ayer's Cuerry Veo
lUIU'i
rable.
. . i .. i f i rum 1 1. ur.vr v
Remember the orphans ol our crave soldiers
and sailors by contributing towarua ujo euuuw
went of the Riverside institute.
Photo-Miniatures only 1 at B. Y. Relmer's
oriferv o.24 Arch street. AU lovers of art
USliery, l A. V; i. irnma of art.
cannot rail to
UBB DEXTER'S HAIB RaWBATIVB.
-JPrevenU the Hair from W'W
arJevenU Die Hair from talUnff OfT.
events O 'iHrHER.
No. 10iH Uhesnut street.
J0S8 A TttAOlucx, Prlttters, 6U) Muor St.
YirBnsT R, M. OrvrntNO ;
Hifllrtl R. M. fOi(I.
M-Bctt H. M. aotJime.
Rrnmnnhte, iViff ii.""??
Heatonahle I'rirei.'xiQ,
Rratmxnhl Prtret.ti
11' We have the Lareett A itortment of Ment and Ho ('
ClotJiina. and the nHcet ol Summer and Fall Uoodt
yrtatly reduced.
WNAMAKKHS HBOWW,
THK ItABUKfT Cl.OTHINO Houhb,
Oak Halk,
Th CoRfTEB or Sixth and Mabkht Htrrrts.
MARRIED.
BLOOD ORAFFFN-On Thursday evening, the
r)IS iililruA, by HiKht Kv. Dr. Klevnna, OolftnAl
11KNKY B. BLOOD, of Mercer county, I'a., to ANNA
B daughter of Robert Oration, of FUtladelpbla.
WALKFR TRIKBKLH. On th 2!th ultimo, by
the Rev. William Catiicart. JOSK1MI O. WAI.KKtl
to JKNNIR U., daughter of P. W. Trleuels. hm., all
ol this city.
DIED.
ROWEN.-On the 1st Instant, Mr. ALLEN ROWEN,
aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends. Philadelphia Typographi
cal Sootety, Kcptune Hose Company, and Typncra-
Iihlcal Union. Is'o. 2, are renpectruliy lnvitd to attend
i In funeral, from his late residence, No. &21 Dlckersou
street, ou Tueuday afternoon at t o oiock.
linn. fcT a ....-. a I . ft. m ... T
Mm. KLLKW BUWM, late of Alfertoa, Kngland, aged
6,1 years.
1 he relatives and friends of the family are Invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence. No. IIS
Cooper street, Camden, N, J., oa Tuesday afternoon,
tbe 3d Instant, at 1 o'clock.
HALBEY. On Bunday evening, September I, LA
V1NIA 1 HOB EL, youngest daughter nf Samuel F, and
Fnima M. llalsey, aj i mooUia. (lioston and Mew
York papers please copy.)
HUBBERT. Hnddanly, on the Xlnt ultimo, Mr.
BENJAMIN HUMBERT. In the 74th year of his ace.
Tbe relatives and friends ot the family are respect
hilly Invited to attend bis funeral, from the residence
oi his son-in-law, nr. J on a. iiixinnoii. ro. z-nv ureen
street, on Wednesday afternoon, tlie 4lh Instant, at 1
o'clock, nervines to be held at Ht. John's ML. K. Church.
Interment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
REED. On the 80th ultimo, Mrs. REBECCA F..
wile oi jonaman v. Keen, in tne s.w year oi her age.
The relatives and friends or tbe family are respect
hilly Invited to attend the funeral, from her lata resi
dence. No, 6X7 N. Twelfth street, on Wednesday, Sep
tember 4, at 1 o'clock P. M. Services at Koxborougb
Baptist Church.
McQTJADE. On the 1st Instant, ROSE, wife of Pat
rick Mcuuade. In tbe Dftb year of her ace.
The relatives and friends, also the members of St.
Josephine B. V. Society, are respectfully invited to
attend the tunerai, rrom tne residence or her nusoana,
Jso. 72 Huckuts street. Arannngo. Frankford, on
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock.
WYNKOOP.-On the 80th ultimo, MARGARET,
wire or jonn wynKoop. ana aausnter or tne late
Joseph and Racket Dver. In the 4sth year of her aire.
The relatives and friends of the family are rennect-
fully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence
of her husband. No. 4M9 Water street, White Hall,
1 wenty-tbtrd Ward, on Wednesday morning, the 4iu
Instant, at 10 o'clock. To proceed to William Pena
Cemetery, Bouierton.
THK PATENT CORN GRATER OPENS THE
hull at tbe grain, and then scrapes out all the pulp,
leaving the Indigestible skins attached to the con.
for piiduioRs. soups, fritters, etc.. made of sreen corn,
or for elderly persons who cannot masticate their
boiled corn, they will prove themselves a desirable
housekeeping uteuslu Sold by
TRUMAN A SHAW.
No. 835 f Eight Thlrty-flve) Market St.. below Ninth,
"HVO YOU WANT ANY ARTICLE OF HOUSE
JLv keeping or Building Hardware or Tools. You
are Invited to examine the stock of
TRUMAN A SHAW.
No. SS5 (Eight Thlrty-flve) Market St., below Ninth.
OX) LOCKSMITHS. A LARGE VARIETY OP
J. Keys and other Hardware suitable for your use,
may ds iouna at tne store or
TRUMAN A SHAW.
No. B35 (Eight Thirty five) Market St., below Ninth.
NSURE YOUR LIFE
IS TH1
AMERICAIS
Life Insurance Company,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE 4 USp
B. K. OOBNEB FOURTH AND WALNUT
T9 WARBURTON'8 IMPROVED VENTI-
4 la ted and Easy-fitting DRESS HATS (patented 1.
in all the approved fashions of the season.
CHESNUT
Street, next door to the Post Office.
JONES, TEMPLE & CO..
FASHIONABLE HATTERS,
No. 25 S. NINTH Street.
First Store above Cbestnnt street. 4l
FOSTER.
FASHIONABLE HA ITER.
siiemEp
No. 7 S. SIXTH Street.
JOHNSTON
Attorneys at Law and
& S E L I) E N
and Solicitors In Bankruptcy.
no. n vvAutui mrooi, i-uiiaueipaia. ibiusm
Vx-Gov. W. F. JOHNSTON. OEO. H. SELDEN
T7 BENCH CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
J ' PAUL K, WHAKD,
FRENCH
BOOKSELLER. STATIONER AND
NO. 202 B. ELEVENTH Street -
rHILADXXPHIA. 22 5p
WRITTEN AND VERBAL DESCRIP-
tlons of Character, with advice on Business,
xieuuu, iuucuiiun, etc., given uaiiy oy
J. Ij. CAriJN,
8 28wfmSp
at No. 722 CHESNCT Street.
DEAFNESS. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
science and skill have Invented to assist the
beartnc In every degree of deafness; also, Respirators;
also, Crandall's faient Crutches, superior to any
others in use, at P. MADKLRA'S, No, 116 TKNTH
BtreetoeK)W cneenot sopt
"D 0D0 ERS'AND WOSTENHOLM'S POCKET
1Y KNIVK8. Fearl and Htae Handles, of beautiful
finish. KOixiisatB' ana wauk s butuhekb
MAZOH& and the celebrated LKCOULTBK KAZOO.
bCIHbOKS of tbe finest quality.
Razors. Knives. (Scissors, ana i sole cutlery wrnnna
and Polished St P. MADKIKA'B, No. 116 TKNTH
street, below Cbesnut. 1
fifin ARCH STREET. G00
GBIFFITH A PlfiK,
v.vht CKoturr abikm.
PATEHIT WATER COSLEBS,
WIRE DISH COTEBS.
4 10f EXCELSIOR REFBI6EBATOBS
C-RUIT JARS AND CANS,
t'EMEHT,
JKKKBI KETTLES.
BEFBIVIBATOBS, WATER COOLERS,
And a general variety ot Bouse-Furnishing Goods, at
B. A. WILDHAN'8,
S W tuths-jp? 10 o. 1U HPBINO HARDEN Rtrest.
I UPON PUMO.NDH, WATCHm, JKW
Oi KLKY, platk. ciArrMiwu, jtm, at
3 JONK8 A CU.'B
OLD KS 1 A Bijisii.e'U iaa urriun.
Corner of THIKD aud OASKILL tKreeia,
Kfktw Lombard.
N. B. DIAMONDS WAlVUli8. JKWKLRY
faUS,KlC.,
REMARKABLY J.1W PRIChM. 6S 3m
rTV) HODSEKEEFEKS AND INVALIDS.
X The undersigned respectfully calls the attention
of tb public to tne aujva i rriua uiaeT ana rur
tliter Vinegar for pir-siiuK and ihwu family use-
iim. m lin ixiiiular "Toulc Ale." free from all lmun.
rules, and snaorara oy iui uieuicai ibcuivt as a aais
and wholesome beverage lor weak ana aeilcaie coo
sittutions.
Delivered tree oi cuarge to an parts or ins city,
P. J. JORDAN,
No. 42U PKAK brreeL
11 7( Btilow Third. and Walnut, aud Doos.
TN THK DISTBICT CODKT FOR THE CITY"
A AND COUN1Y OK PHILADELPHIA.
DMOND J. OOUOWN to Hie use. vs. JAMKd L.
MOmKs, Ves. Ex. June Term. 187. No. 1H.
Tlia undersigned aDnolnted to dlairibiita the fuud
arinus from the BherllTs sale in the above case of all
thai certain two-story brick store and dwelling-house
and lot wberaon the same i erected, situate on lbs
noilbwest corner of Haverlord and bomoreel tresis.
Twenty-fourth Ward. PhiladelDhla. c'Mita'ulng In
frent on Haverford street 26 feet, and in depth llo feet,
will attend lo the duties of bis appointment on MON
DAY. Heotember lrt. I'll? t nVlunk P. At. at his
office. No. FIFTH Htreet.lo tbe city of Phila
delphia, when and where all pardea Interested must
maae ujeir uikiujb. or iuey wu t oe ueatrrvu iroui
ceniing In on said fund. D. P. BKUVVM, JK.,
2 lul Auditor.
riETTHK BKHT. THK HOLY BIBLR-HARD.
I T Inv's Kdlilous Familv. Pulnlt aud Pocket Hlblea.
in kuiuLinil atvlea of TurKev MoriKKO and autkiua
blndlnK. A new edition, arranged for puotograpulo
p,,.aa..f UuiUie. HARDINQ. PuWI.h.,.
Kf. m CHAoJS UT blrsoi. bslvw iWitk,
THIRD EDITION
LATER FE0EI EUROPE
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE
The Kuropoan Market To-Day.
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
Noon Report of Markets.
London, Sept. 2 Noon. Consols for money,
94?; Erie Railroad, 44$; U. 3. 5-20a, 73J; Illi
noifl Central, 77i; Oreat Western Railway, 22.
Litfhpool, Sept. 2 Noon. Cotton quiet
and unchanged. The Bales to-day are esti
mated at 10,000 bales.
BreadstuSd are unchanged.
Provisions heavy. Cheese has declined
to 49a.
Refined Petroleum has advanced to la. 41.;
other articles are unaltered.
Antwerj, Sept. 2. Petroleum is active and
firmer; the price has advanced to 47f.
SKOOMD DESPATCH.
London, Sept. 2. Consols have declined 1-1 G.
Oreat Western Railread, 23j; Illinois Central,
7"i.
LrvERPooL, Sept. 2. The weather is delight
ful, and favorable for the crops.
Beef has advanced to 145s. Corn has de
clined to 45s. Tallow has declined to 49s. 6d.
Other articles unaltered.
Ahtwbrp, Sept. 2. Petroleum ia firmer,
with sales at 45f. 50c.
Steamers Arrived Out.
Southampton, Sept. 2. The steamer Weser,
from New York on the 22d, arrived at mid
night. Londonderry, Sept. 2. The steamer Peru
vian, from Quebec on the 22d, arrived to-day.
Stocks in New York.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Nf.W York. Sept. 2. Smith. Randolph &Co..
Kaukers. Ho. U (South Third street, and No.
8 MasHau street, New York, report at 1 o'clock
this afternoon as iouows:
1881s, llllia.
United States 5-20s, 1862, 1U'U1'.
United States 6-20s, 164, 109?lll).
United States 5-28, lBto, lltyaC3lU.
United states o-uus, new, ia. iu3stu; 5.
United States 5-20s. 1867. 108U108J.
United States KMOs, lu9luy.
August 7U8. IU7raillJ7i.
.imie ana juiv 'aus. iuix,niut;u. muricetuuii
Unlud States 5-20s are Quoted In London, this
afternoon, at 7ayfi.
Latest Markets by Telegraph.
New Yoiik. SenU 2. Cotton quiet: mlddtlac up
lunds. 77c Flour aulet: sales of 70(H) barrels State
Hoiitliern, t18; California. S12'29('ir60. Wheat quiet;
sales or 70i O duhiicih amoir niaie. ,orn uuu;
sales of 41.000 busbel.H mxed We iera. 8t-l3ftSi 17
Oats dull: sales of 12.000 bushels Western, u07Oc
Beet quiet. Fork dull; new Mews, IJ'Si lara uuu
l2tuU4c Whisky active; Western, 2 4c.
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
The Brazilians Abandon Carina for
New Move up the Parana How the
Strategic Change Took Place Ths
Paraguayans Already Fortified Against
ths Diew Stove.
Rio Jakeiro. Auk. 1. To employ the lan-
Ruage of one of your contemporaries, wiiue re-
lectins' the simile ana aetestinir tne itram
mar, "the eye ot tue puouo nas Deen on tiptoe
of expectation" iu reference to a ereat victory
that was anticipated by the Brazilian arms
over tbe Paraguayans. I say Brazlliau, because
thealliance n longer practically exists. The
French packet, which brought news from the
seat of war to the 7th ultimo, reports nothing
to mitigate the feverish feeling whioh has taken
possession of an minus lor tue last lew weeks.
On the contrary, she has Increased the anxiety
with which we await steamers from the river
Plate. At Montevideo information was ex
pected oi a general battle, whioh was to take
SI ace under tbe lead of the General-in-Chief,
larques de Caxias.
On tne zaouniy tue uurou rorio Aiecre naa
an interview with the Admiral on board the
flagship. It has leaked out slnee that the Mar
ques aeeiareu mm ne was boiuk to aoanuon nut
encampment and proceed to the spot where be
was to meet tbe Baron tie Herral, his troops
carrying rations for three days. It appears also
that x3aron roruj Aiegre was ot opinion tnat
they should await the arrival of Ueueral Mitre,
with his six thousand promised troops, as he
thought it rashness to penetrate further
Into tne enemy s territory witn
only twenty-seven thousand men
the present available force of the
allies f?). A heavy rain commenced
on tne ou, m consequence or
which the intended movement of the Marques
was not carried out. On tbe same day six
steamers arrived at Curnzu, from Paso de
Patrta, to laae away tne remaioaer oi tne
forces, including tne aruuery, as it was deter
mined to aDanuon mo position. x seems mat
the Paraguayans, aiseovenng tue projected
operations of tbe Brazilians, opened a tremen
dous fire on tbe latter, killing and wonndlng a
considerable number of them. Carrying out
his determination, on tne sin me .Marques
de Caxias abandoned and reduced to ashes
bis encampment, to tne sorrow oi tue
brave fellows who at a great sacrifice
once conquered this fine position. On the 5th
the fleet continued to move. The fighting ships
in the rear ascenaea tne river a suori uisiaace,
and tbe pontoons, transports, and floating bat
tery With Otner vessels, leu uuca iruiu iuruzu.
In order to facilitate operations, tbe fleet was
now formed Into three divisions. The first is
under the immediate command of the Admiral-in-Chlef,
and is intended to operate above Curl-
palty; the secona is to operate irom iuruzu
downwards, and the third, subdivided into two
flotillas, has for its special mlHslon to watch the
Parana river, ana support an tne troops oi tue
Barcn de Herral.
It 1 expected that as soon as the rains cease a
combined march ot all t tie land and naval forces
will beeln simultaneously, tiut anu mere s
the rub tbe stars of heaven foucnt against
Bisera, and it now seems that tbe same heavens
are fighting against the Brazilians, in their
continuous rains. These are not the days of
portents and omens; if they were, we mignt De
disposed to sav that. Brazil ought to abandon
. - - . . II. WA . n v maawn I h n I
the oe-lre of conquest is opposed to tne will of
hortr flmm ill I " I ii 1 1 uri k ui munj . dw.uk bun.
God. Hut let us leave punosopuuiius uuu go w
dry facts. iii....,.,niMiin
1 1 seems iuui. -
t.i. .niiiiinri ia meet tbe enemy, rele-
wire are laid all over tne line of
mmch wherever tbe line advances. Bv these
means communlcatlou is kept up witn Taso de
Pntrla and Baron tie Herral.
It Is oelleved, and with good reason, that the
inVixtins' fortes will encounter a stubborn re-
. t Kan Solano, another new place be
fore unknown. They are always discovering
nlauev. t ut) t arHK"ii.vnii are aaiu to uave
fn I!i.rvr t he excellent strategy of the Para
i ..... n n in i mi ui n.
cuavans, I must, say t hat Kal bolano, the lately
!ii...v.rMi posit ion of the Paraguayans, was an
u . ..... i .. . i.....,i. ,i..v.
onen neut iu ijwhuuci,
tieneral lors penetrated to a great distance
into the Paragupyan encampment.
Additional Shipping Intelligence.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Rhln EltHJtrlo, Junse, 11 am burg, Workman A Co.
Barutia Lltirts. Howard. Hotou. J. E. Baaley Co.
f . T u.il.nrl. Kail.. KmUin. do.
Bri5 Ortolan. Thouoaa ano. Warren. Or-KgAMorrls.
BchrHambors, Bprague, l rovldenca, Vao Diuen,
tkfffR?!" asrfcrosby. Portsmouth, K. A. Sooder fe
m.ii llniwul Siotiin nniiriU A Nulll
bciir lt.0. Wsl'dsu. Messlck, Ueoigeluwa, Caldwell,
Bt" B : iteiadsi. Hockhlll. Worteosowek,Vao Hlnkls
fit twwuiews, WUson, &autfrM liver, J. K. Vtom.
FOURTH EDITION
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON,
THE YELLOW FEVER IN TEXAB
VI vf Millions In Gold Paid Oat or tbe
Vnltcd States Trcasnrj To-day.
8PK0IAL DB8FAT0BKS TO BTKNI1( TKI.KUBAPH.
WisnmoTOK, Sept. 2 r. ai.
vna a enow r.ver . a. a...
A telegram reoeived this morning from the
special agent of the Treasury Department at
Galveston, Texas, reports that out of twenty
five employes in the Custom House at that
post, only three are able t do duty, all the
others being either dead, dying, or ill with the
yellow fever. The reoently appointed Col
lector, Kiapaugh, In the plaoe of General Kent,
whe died of the fever, has also been attaefcea
s .-n m. t
- . I
ana 13 lying very iu mm ti,.
Intsrsst ox th Ten-forties.
Fire millions In gold, in round numbers,
will be paid out to-day for interest on the Ten-
forties.
Personal.
Senator Cameron left for Ilarrisburg this
morning.
The Sickles Cass.
The report of Assistant Attorney-General
Binokley is regarded here as a weak and
puerile argument on the Sickles case, de
signed to bolster up the Administration, by
making it appear that Siokles was resisting
the lawfully constituted authorities, and to set
up his own will above the orders of his supe
riors. A general desire is expressed to see
the correspondence between Grant and Sickles
on the subject, which it is thought will put an
entirely different face on the matter.
The real cause for Sickles' removal has not
yet been given, and will never be fully known
until this correspondence is brought to light.
Sickles' friends here say he will give a fall
statement of the whole case after his arrival in
New York, which he can do then without im
propriety.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS Judge Pierce.
Tbe September term of tbls Court began to-day,
Levi Knowlea. luiq, was appointed foreman ot tne
Grand Jury. The Judge, In giving liia Instructions to
tbe Uraud Jury, remarked upon tbe nature of tbe
oatb taken by tbe men, hera and tbe solemn, responsi
ble duties that oath plainly uiarkad oat; sad, among
otber thmga said: "Upon you, gentlemen, are ths
eyes or thu great community; you are to Judge from
tbe evidence If tbe laws bave In anyway been broaen.
You are not to allow your private opinions to nlas
you la tbe least, and you are Dot to judge of the pro
priety of any law, but only to inquire whether tbat
law has been violated. I only nay tbls because here
tofore lb ere bave been sometlrand Jurors who seemed
to consider themselves makers and arbiters of tbe
law."
Tbe Judge remarked, as a matter of publlo con
gratulaliou, that It U a remarkably peaceable coal.
mutiny; ana tbat while tbere have betn many
lnquiriea Into the rlguls of laborers to neeure tbem
their dues, yet tbere has not been a single unlawfal
combination to effect such an end.
The . Grand Jurors were then given In charge of
u mcers iiarosr ana eimpson, ana aismitsea to ensir
room.
The Jades then beard ths excuses of a number of
(urors. Absent jurors were fined Slou. Tbe Jurors
were men uiscuargeu until weaueAaay.
Tbe habeas cornns case of the Commonwealth ax.
rel. Mrs. Lewis Hamilton vs. Captain A. M. Brown, of
the united states army, before reported, was resumed,
and several witnesses were examined. Tbls was a
writ lor tbe discharge of tbe relator, a miuor, from
tbe army. The respondent failed to produce the re
lator at the return of the writ, making return that at
tbe time the writ was served unnn him tha r.
lator was not iu nis custody. This return was tra
versed by tbe relator, and evidence was heard to-day
10 prove tutu at tne service or tue writ the relator was
In the custody of the resnonuent. At th cins of our
ranort tbe case bad not been ronnliulsit
luai'iiiirr wukt Judge Btroud.Tlie September
term oi tue uiainct ixiuri was Inaugurated to-day.
Severs! motions were made, rules made abunluta.
judgments taken, and otber miscellaneous business
irausaciea, anu me court adjourned until asxl Moa
dar week.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Judee Cad-
walader Charles Qllptn and John K. Valentine,
United States District Attorneys. The United states
vs. One steam engine, and boiler, etc.: John J. Philloa
claimant. Ibis was an information of tbe seizure of
tue claimant a uisiiuery, at iiroad and Catherine
atresia, for an alleged violation of the Revenue law
in making false returns of tne whisky manufactured,
and claiming tbat the nrnnnnv ahnnlri k. A
lor tnia rtmaoti, 10 tne uovernment. The manner of
proving tne lauacy or tne Claimant's returns was by
Undine tbe Quantity ot mash uned. anil hv iA,Miin
computation finding out the quantity of wbisKy that
nuuuiu uc luiuv uuiu turn, auu tuen comparlug tue
returns with the result of this work. Tha .limine
lion ot Revenue Inspector Hignman occupied ths
whole mornlna.
Ths property Involved was appraised at about
ru'v. yu tnat. tuyier ts. jucAnaiess for claimant.
inibi rsiiis-Judge Read. The equity argument
list was before this Court tbls mornlnir.
Lyons vs. Roberta. On motion ot A. V. Parsons,
rrvc' iiiuhii, juuvoieoi on return or two
"""'"' "' ' appearance.
Andrew Korler vs. QanL. rm mMinnnrVf rsuitinn
lor plaintIB, Joditmeut granted for want of an aflldavlt
of defense, and ths JProthonotary to aasess the
Heveral other sncb judgments were taken.
The following interesting case was tnen taken up
The Citv ot Philadelphia vs. Ram tint inM t .1
To the UonurtMe the J udgtt of the said CourUYout
viature cuuiiuaiu auu say:
I. That they are a municipal corporation, created
originally such by a charter granted to them by Wil
liam I'enn, the former Proprietor and Governor of the
blate of I'ennsylvania, dated the ijlli day of October,
1701. and by various acts of Assembly of the
State or Pennsylvania, tbe first oue whereof
Is dated the nth day of March. 1789, and
Is entitled "An act to Incorporate ths city sf
miiaoeipoia,' ana ins various supplement! thereto,
passed respectively on the 2d day of April, 17U0; ths
bth day of March. 1792; the 4th day or April, lTiiti: tbe
lsih day ot February, 180S, and ths 2d day of Febru
ary, 1S4, the latter being generally known as ths
Consolidation Act, and to which last mentioned act
various supplements havs been addod. with all tbe
powers, rights, immnuitles and privileges inuident
thereto, and necessary for the government of the
territory Included within the limits of tbe city of
i'nitaiiripuia. an ui wmcu eaiu auis. original ana sup
plementary, your orators pray may be taken as part
hereof.
II. Tbat yonr orators are seized and possessed of
large public squares, extensive water and gas works,
wharves, market houses, lundlngs, police station
bouses, school bouse, and other real and personal
estate, from which they derive income, and opoa
which tbere Is a large annual expenditure, and that
lor tbe cent of said grounds, buiidiugs, audotbtr pro
perty, auu ivruivern uiuvr neceasury ex penaitures,
your orators bave incurred and now owe a funded
debt of thirty-seven millions of dollars. Thatvmir
orators have a Vtayor, a Select and Common Council,
aCLlaf Engineer aud Surveyor, and Hoard ulsnrt.v.
or, a Commissioner ol Highways, a Commissioner of
City Property, ana many anu an oilier necesiary
officers, legislative and executive, to provide for and
to lake charge of the aforesaid proueriv of vanrnr..
ton, aid to accomplish and perform all their several
trusts, powers, and duties.
111. That by an act of the General Assembly of ths
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed the liith day
of May. A, 1). latsl, acopy whereof is hereto annexed.
marked Jx hlbtt A . which your orators unv m h.
taken as part of this bill, the Councils ot tbs City of
ruuaoeipuia wvrv Miiiuur.s.vu auu required, SS Sona
as practicable, to erect a good and substantial bridge
over the river Hcbu vlklll. at or opposite South Btreet.
at a coal not exceeding fiju.owj. sod to create a loan of
mat Binuuut.
iv Th.t. hv an Act of tha Aen.v.t a....ui-
paseed ths 6ih day of April, A. D. lsm, a copy of
wnicn is uermu uiuw, uiaraeu exuioit B, aud
wlilch your orators pray may be also taken as part ot
this bill, tbe brat twenty persons ahnv. n.mu.1 ....
created a commission to build said bridge, aud are
fully empowered to cieaie a loan not exceeding
StiO.lXKi, payable by tbe city of Philadelphia tarty
years from the dale of said loau, negotiable at a rats
not less id.u ai. imuh per auuilul.
V. Tbato y an set of tha lieoeral Assembly of ths
Oommouweaith o Pen uny Ivan la, passed tbs &lh day
of April, A. It. 1S7. a copy qt which act Is hereto an
nexed, marsea exhibit O. and which vour orators
pray may be takea as part of this bill. It Is made the
duty or tne t.;niei juigmeer and Hurrytr of the otty
of Philadelphia to direct the building f said brlde,
nder tbe supervUlou and ooutroi ttl lb aal lim
m Union, and the said Coiuuilaalaanra are aoHinr-
Ua w vrsats an adaiiloual loau i If aece-
I
5
I of Vhilsdelphla are reiirl to V ,h
me.lof the IntereTt tVrl Lnf?'' PT-
erection of the said bridge to provide a . inVi. .l2
: h. iin m rtyy exp.
. I i.i, ..-,u.-7L. SZ"'. '" m rr or the cit
the President of the Con Ontinili of sa.rt Vl
Commission. uuw sat4
VI. That yonr orators did not request the
of either of th. above mentioned lowef iSiM?
tbe bill was in the bauds of the (lovernorol the Co,
monwealtb and unslgne.1 by him, tbey protested bi
resolutions, a copy pi which was ds fvered it? ill
before l,e had signed said bill and a oopy of which Zi
liaroto annexed. insrUa.1 iri.iku rv "i . ,co
orators pray may be lakers "as 7Wto u.ZBhi?i.,TS
wealth, and your orator, have sfnee passed l i itw
resolution expressive of their disapproval of hats 2
r I
Kshibit k, and which tbey pr.y may ieukwut
rites'
of this bill. ' uo Prt
VII . That by tbs act of February 2 154 eallerf tn
city; nor can be make disourssme X Z?.Z??
muners. nor and
ndit the account. tZ;,-"',y.r'"
any other executive dut
lye duty whatever. 1 "'"""
the 3th dav ot ii.rii i n ..
VI1L Tbaion
Morton McMlcbael was and still Is Marnr n't th.
citv of Philadelobla. Josbna h?i. I.0.0'1.118
President of tbe Helect Coonoll. and7nJh ? aJ.Ji "
111 la
was and still is President of th. rv. :r y
. .. . , . . . - wvuiiiiuu Kin a pi I mi
as aforesaid, and the said Josoua swrTn. A"ri'i ar,,J
V. Marcer. i'reHldeDts as aforesaid. If.J'?
Ll. H K 111 III,. Kill! III... 11 l. r Fl ......... .
f,,i!?!!,0JLt..T.,2,.n. S"'Sta ol th. cTty
sinoe too
of
i""r"1:VV"."vi".I,lu,,1 nat is.slnnath.
nreiosv ui june a. i iwt. aostalned from meeUar
tbe said Commission, and havs taken bo farther r7a
therein. v.
IX. That under the charter of said elty, and ths varf
ous act of Assembly paxsed in relation thereia. tT.
legislaUve powers of tbe said city are exclusivaie
vestcd In ths Select and Common Councils th.rt
tlith. anl. nnwornt a.lin.l lr,. , K. ... .... . J
the taxes lor municipal purposes la vested a roar
orators, and tbat under the provisions oi tha a.iii
Dodebtorooolract can be binding qdob theclivaf
Philadelphia unless authorlied by ist or ordlnaiies
and an appropriation sulllcient to pay the same Se
yjrwTiuun.j uiwiv wuuuiini anu do money oaa be)
borrowed on the faith and credit ot said city unless
the ordinance, or otber authority authorising ta
same, shall bave been Introduced at one stated meet
ing of tbe Common Council, and the draft thereof
published In two newspapers of said city dally for five
weeks, before the final consideration and pas sate and
shall bave been adopted by a vote ot two-thirds of the
whole number of each branch of ths Councils of tha
said city.
JL. tdm Becoming to tne true intent and meanlncsr
tha said sots of April ft. m. aud Anrll s. iu ..w
contract or contracts tbat shall be made for the cea
struction of a bridge across ths river Schuylkill at
South street. In said city, must be mads with ths oltr
ui ruuwimiiiiw, .imhuiuB n yivTiiiuni of exist
ing laws governing such contracts, and that aoooreV
lng tbereto suoh oontracts must be preceded by set
appropriation duly made by Councils, and that any
loau required to meet tbe amount ot such ooatraot
must be mads In compliance with ths aforesaid acta
of Assembly regulating city loans.
XI. Tbat said defendants do not hold any commis
sions from tbe Governor ot this Commonwealth.
All. J oat tnesaia aeienuanui, acting as said com.
miseloners, have advertised for proposals, and have
receivea a proposal lor tne construction or saia bridge,
and propose, and threaten to award a contract there
for, and cause the said contract to be executed, and
borrow the amount necessary for tbs payment of the)
liability thereby incurred, without consulting your
orators or obtaining tbeir assent thereto, orprocarln
tbe passage of any ordinance on ths part ol said
Select and Common Council approving of tbe same ec
assenting tnereto or airecting tne amount to De ex
pended therein, or authorizing ths loan for ths pay.
ment thereof. .
XIII. That by reason of ths late civil war the cost
of materials and of labor has so muoh Increased thag
it has not been practicable at any time sinoe ths Utk
day of May, A. I. 1861, to construct the said bridge foe
tbe sum of 1200,000, and by reason of the said Rebel.
lion, tbe city or runaoeipnia nas incurred so many
and so large expenditures as to seriously embarrass
its nuances, impair its creuit anu w reuuw toe ova-
struction of said bridge at anytime since said date
both improper ana impracticable, ana mas ins levy,
lng of toe whole cost of construction of said bridgo
upon the city of Philadelphia will be an lmpoeiag
upon it or mors tnan its snare or tne taxes necessary
to be asf eesedand levied for the construction thereof.
XIV. That unless said defendants, acting as sack
commissioners, are restrained by the order el this
Honorable Court, great and Irreparable loss aud data
ase will be sustained by plalntiuV. tbat an attempt te
aau so largely to tne punnc dent 01 piaintins without
tbeir consent, will gierttly Impair the value of their
public loans, and greatly increase ths cost of raking
funds by loan for tbeir future needs.
XV. Your orators aver and charge that the sale!
Acts of April s, 1866, and of April s, 167, are ia viola-
ation oi tue uonstttutieit or tills btate.
And your orators pray:
1. Tbat the said defendants, and' eaob and everv of
them, may be restraintd by tbs Injunction of this
honorable Court, specially pending this bUl, and
thereafter perpetually, from acting as Commissioners
iinuer tne saiu acta, or meeting as sucn, or attempting
to carry out tbe provisions thereof.
2. Tbat said defendants, until the Councils of tha
city ot Philadelphia sbail have duly authorised the
making or a contract ror tne construction or said
brides, shall be specially enjoined from maklnrlaur
coniractfor the construction thereof,
a. That tbe said defendants may be specially aa-
iolred from creating any Inaa payable by tbs city of
Philadelphia, until tbe CoudoIIs of tbe said city
shall bave duly authorized Ibe creation of tbe asm.
4. Tbat tbe said derendants, toe Mayor or toe oity r
Philadelphia, the President of the Select Counoil, and
tbe President of the Common Cosnctl thereof, may
hasneciallv enioiued from meeting and aotlna with
the other defendants above named, as Commissioners
as atoresata.
S. Such otber and further relief as to the Court may
appear material. WILLIAM P. UESSICK,
y AJ1A3
lor Complainants. ,
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Sept. Z
Reported by De Haven aY Brc, No. o B, Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
$7000 V 8 7-30s..Jy 107 I 20 eh Mech Bk. ....... B
12 sh Del Div 67 do S2
BXCOND BOARD.
$900 City 8s, Old. ....... 98
Aoo city 6s, New lot
31 sh Manuf Nt Bk... 32V
lot sh Read R......b St
24 sh N Ceutral.... L
LARET WINE.
TEBT FIXE
TABLE CLARET,
OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, FOB BALK
AT
LOW PRICES.
Also. WILLIAM TOVMSEB'M 1PABK
UN EDINBCBOH ALE,
BY TUB CASK OR DOZEN.
SIMON C0LT0N & CLARKE,
at. W. COB. BBOAD AUD WALNUT STaL.
9 U tnthMp PHILADELPHIA.
RARE MANUFACTURES
IN FINE CONFECTIONS,
FOB CHOICE FBEMEJITSI.
STEPHEN P. WHITMAN,
827tuthslmrp
MO. ISIO MARKET T.
EFFERVESCING GRANULAR SALTS
OF CITRATE OF MAGNESIA.
KIft;IiEH,
VICHT,
ILIDUTI,
SJABATOAKTC
Tbeee Salts, so popular In Euglaud, ar pseparsd ai
tbe taooratory of . :
CHABLES R1XU, HO CO .
OtBt s and Store, corner MARKKT aud !r
Trade suwlld M llharal tarma. TSsWthimrp
UNITED 8TATB3 RKVKNCB PTAMl.
Principal Depot. No. .Vtf maW
Central Dpot. No. c South 1 11 ".'TSf' "C
below C1.HHUI, ju.bl . I.l 11.
Bovenue btamua t .vary deaorlpUOB soustaktly as)
boVds?MaU " Vprsss promptly .'.Wue4ts.
tnat your orators would have brotastad .!.,.. Tr
above Mentioned ant of ism. but thater waii iJi
rant of ths Intended, passage ol the san
bn-n annroTPQ nr the