CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ilO AODITIOM AL LOCAL ITKUSSKE O0TSIOR PASBS.
Babe Ball Match Bftwkhs tub Unk.x Clcii.
FT op JHK ' aymkek8.''- About four or
five thousand people assemble! jwWda 'a'or-
FlZ ,he ."."V11113 01 th0 Atretic Jlub St
Hltemih and Columbia avenue-, to witness the
openin same Cf the .erics to be plajed betweeS
the Dillon Club, of LaiiMi.ebtik, New York
w, hAth,r,,Cf , Tbe 'VmkVr8 came to
Hull .1 f,,ou,ll1 reputation hb fielders and
of victories Cp to their match on
Si dplra'ed b-y, 'wo runs. Icsterday they
added another defeat, this time a very hoavy
The pame opened well, and pave evidence of
a clofe and excltliid contest, but on tbe second
inning th9 Athletics' heavy battins proved too
much lor itarir opponents, Beveuteou runs
Deijist scored. From this tine out the cqmo was
pne-hlded, the Athletics addir-R thirty mns to
their opponents' six. The Union field plaved
, superbly at times, especially In the out-tield,
? v Ju ?efy ..i"n5 Dimerous mlsplaya
Marked their in-6ek inp. At tbe bit. the Union
did well.and are decidedly hardthitter8,and with
ordinary beldiriir would have run up a eood
core, but on this occasion the Athletic fiAded
iiorlv, but two erro's markim? tucir entire play.
M. Kmr. ol the Unions, and Fisler, of the Alb.
iPtlCB. led Ihp hattir.iT xi.
displays at the bat, and In the field, on both
parked the itne. The lollowiii are the
I7NION.
I ATHI.CTIn.
o.
.. 4
' O.
0 Kletnfeldi r. 1st b... 7
Oraver. c
A brums, p
It.
2
1'McHrlde, p.............. 3
mca tee, . b 4 n
J.e venworth. 1st b... 2 l
McKeou, r. f.... 4 0
KJ"t t ' - 1 8
M ard, Jd b 2 I
S. King, I. 1 2 2
J'tnlield, 8d b . 4 (i
Reach, 2d b...,
Wilkin s.a z 8
ft- H IT. All h n n
ensenderfer,' i'."r.'.'." 2 7
wiry, c. i 4 5
Madeline. .... 2 i
Culhbcrt, r. f ''." '. 3 4
Tots).
.27
Total .27 i7
til Viv-nn
1st. 2d. 8d. 4th. 6ih.6th. 7th. 8lh. 9th.
n.l0D 0 2 0 0 1 0 2 2 "is
Alblelic 0 17 0 6 13 a l a I ?,
Fair fly tatches.-Unton-S. King, 4- Ward a- M.
Keon.J; Abraius.l; McAtei, 1: Leave-worth v
i J-i'iuleldtr, 1: bensenderier. l. Total n
-ltIIc'ine!'2.C'4l0heS,Unlon-McKeon' Athletlo
Flies miBsed.-Unlon-McKeon.l; a King. 1.
Struck out Abrama, 1. ' "'"
Home runs McAtee, Reach, and Flsler.
re'.l.on ,hses. Knlun, 4; Athletic 8.
tall.d bails.-Ahranis, 14; Ward, 8: McBrlde. 10.
B?dTtVe, "Ver' 11: McKeon McAtee, 2;
Strikes called. Union. 14; Athletic, 14.
Umpire- Mr. Wauon, Camden Club.
Time ot gau.e, w.
Uhifobm Badge. A meeting of tbe Presi
dents and Secretaries oi the didertnt fire com
panies was held last evening at the hall of the
Empire Hook and Ladder Company, lor the
purpose ot adopting a badee to be worn by mem
beia oi tbe diflerent companies embraced in the
Fire Department of this city. Mr. Moulder was
called to the chair, and F. A. Morrell acted as
Secret ary.
The committee appointed at a previous meet
in e to consider tne matter pre-erted their re
port. They state that the crowds of idler and
rnnncrs attendina fires interfere with the work
ings ot tbe members of tbe Department, and
that they also incite to riot and tbeft, as well as
discord amoeg the companies, when all should
be peace and harmony. The committee feci
satisfied that the only way to avoid such diffi
culties 1b by adopting a uniform badge. They
then presented tbo following:
Jicmoed, That a badge be adopted which none
but members of tne Department shall be per
mitted to wear.
Xetolved, That tbe secretary of each company
keep an account of the number and name of the
member receiving the same, and to furnish tbe
Cbul Engineer a copy of tbe reeister, so that in
case ot any rjlsdemeauor on the part of auy
member registered he could be reported to tho
company cf which he was a member, for their
action.
The report was received and the committee
coutlnned. Atter a long discussion on the pro
priety of adopting the recommendations em
braced in tbe repoit of the committee, tbe meet-
Inn alinitmnl until Vl (I Awn O.iinmlnn lnnni.
in October, to allow time for tbe matter to be
placed properly before the entire Fire Depart
ment of the city.
Thb Democrats of thb Eleventh Ward.
Last evening a meetirg of delegates from the
Wards composing tbe Third Senatorial District
(the Fifth, felxth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Sixteenth,
and be veu teeth), was held at the corner ot New
Market and Brown streets. There was a full
attendance. The meeting was in the interest of
Captain C. M. Donavan, and in opposition to
David M. Nagle. Allan Weber, of the Sixteenth
Ward, presided, and Alderman Kiddie was Sec
retary. Captain Donavan made an affidavit
beiore the Alderman, In the presence ot the
meeting, setting forth tbat on the morning of
the Convention, between 9 and 10 o'clock, Nai;le
met the deponent, and raid that it deponent
contested any of his (Magic's) delegates it would
be as much aa his (Donovan's) life was worth.
William Lawrence, doorkeeper of the Conven
tion, also made an affidavit to the effect that the
Convention was managed in an unfair manner
towards Donovan; that his delegates were ex
cluded snd bogus delegates admitted, and that
rowdyifim made the nomination.
A delegate from the Sixteenth Ward also made
a statement, corroborating the charges of un
fairness made by Lawrence.
Captain Donovan then made an address, in
which he aid that he intended submitting the
questiona to the City Executive Committee; that
he was willing that a third man might be Sena
tor, but, . if he could prevent it, Nagle should
never be. He asserted that rowdyism - and
cheating made the nomination. At the conclu
sion of his address the meeting adjourned, sub
ject to the call of the Chairman.
The Barbom Street Sufferers. The total
amount collected by the Home Missionary Soci
ety, tor the Sansom street suuerers, was $99220,
mKfstn A iat hIKii ioA PVV aa tVil lt va
Mrs. A. C. Melev
A r Mala.. CTK'I
$75-00
Mrs. Ana Clnssan . .
Mrs. Surah Haddock
Mrs. Halloway .
Mra Rnntnia Wnlfrrim
7000
6500
6500
6500
6500
60 00
6.-00
6500
60-00
60-00
47-26
45-00
40-00
35-00
3500
30-00
25-00
20 00
10-00
1 10 -uo
1000
$91)220
f. jsancy r. u amnion .
. Flizabeth Dargin .
k Mary K. Crump .
i.'(?atharin Shuman .
Is. Wilbemina Uylcoiau
s. Klua Stewart .
K Margaret Endress ' .
k Mary Hummell ,
. tiferrrufto LAnger .
. isarbara Dober .
Agnes Lai g . ' .
m. Enitua Bchwtoppr
Sumlord Duboyce .
i. Achull' , ,
James Harnett ,
. James (Joimun ,
. Jane Dilks
A"!T.,TUK Btation. Mrs.
Si Rubers stepped Into a tor Mn. lif t
fnnaTe lt? 'Kwa heir
Vwtie Mr. aud Mrs. WlllVam MSilurundT
hnll each in M) Uftll to aHW Jr ,rd
j, y iiennttt. llvlnK Su BauKom alrlSt YZTZl
y.a.ird,and Kllaabetta r-be,"' lU'lu at
vle place, were arraigned beiore ihJf a i
M for sleaiiiiK rnp,ley from MurU lu
Tuesday JaHt. The latter had placed rf
Vosoiu of her dress and Bon to slenn
l In that somnolent alula tho deteui.-
Vo bourn after, ten dollars were r!
V Mnrv 1-tAiiiieit. When i.iia !...,.
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( MiikOUii'. hhtt afild tlifat 1l uuu .til ,1....
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II,
h a conflict of testioiony in tbe
TKE DAILYJEYEXiyg TELEGRAPHPHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,
i.S n CA" terday morning, Mr. Abra
iiam II. Albiiraer, a prominent citizen of the
r n 7.'.? W8r(l' ,l0,( at his res' donee, No. 705
Callowhlll rtreet. Mr. Alburger has been an
active meroter ot the Kepublh an pant for years
pact, and was highly respected bv the citizens
generally. He whs severely Ini'ired several weeks
Mtice by running aeainpt a kniic in the Second
ftrcet market, from the ftlrcts of whicb be
had not fully recovered. At the time ot hi
5 .. as B Sehool Director In the Tbir
ttcntn Ward.
Yorso Men's Christian Association Lec
tcbes. We learn from the Chairman of the
Lect Die Committee, Mr. O. W. Eddy, that Phila
delphia's lav rite otator, John B. Goueh, U
enpnged to lecture for this As'ocintion early tn
October apd that distinguish 'd English ora'or,
Henry Vincent, who no uelisbtcd oiir people lan
winter, lias also been ciiaaged to deliver two
lectures in November. Our lecture-going com
munity will please make a note of tho above.
II ey have always been indebted to this worthy
Association ler the best lectures of tbe season.
Tkpiblibhki). From the "Ledirer.'
of January,
There-ple bny their ulotblnitst Oak H'l.
1st. Ills the rhen)tft place to fcui in ITiiladelDhla.
The houKe, duInK simiii a large business, employs a
large cpllal. auu Retails ko.kIs from inauufaolurers
oi "''"" 'uiporis lor rsflt
-i. ji ii ine piare. to buy,
hrcanse the riothlnir
li Is really lltat-class iu style,
make, and trlmmluim.
8d. Jtimufe there Is no disapfiolntmrnt. Kvrvthln
Is us tvt ren-nied. If an article Is reco mm ended iiraii
he fiiK rriirdon, and I his feature to those who are
nrt Jud.es Is Invaluable.
4th. Kpcause the stock comprises sneh a splendid
nil iwithatanyonecan be pleKed. InBtead ot adozen
be fined 'r r8 llunilreils' 4Dd uy size or shape cau
6th. Herause the Clerks and Salesmen are mntle.
manly, unit polite attention is givrn U nil, rich or poor,
quick people or tedious, whether they wish to uur
chase or not, r
6th. llecauNPOfthee-ufciiIiK-xawIth which an article
Is exchanited If "It dos n jt please the folks at home."
or nnoilier style Is prnlerred.
Itb Itprnufethe Cxmlom Department U the benlor
panUtd J-Malilixhment In Ph Uilclrhli to get a (car-ni-ol
nmde to order, t III, and Unished at shurl no
lire, and iirvmjitl.i sent Ik. me.
8il'. Hpt'Biise the arnortoient of (foods In theptce.
In the CimtcDi Department, to Bflect a suit irom,
ir a.i.ie iHi thinp ever known lu J'hltailflpMa, com
prising ns many goods as a score of ordiuary tailor
stores combined.
Let the people of Philadelphia come and see what
Indurfrp. organization, and cioie aiplication to biui
firs can do In preparing for the wants ot the com
munity, aud how careful study and economy in
pu'chaslng raw material ran cheapen as article to
a cuhtomer. Orders by mall have the prompt at
tention of a special Clerk, and where the article is
uiiHatlRlactory, may be returned and niouey re
funded. Wanamakkr A Brown,
1'orULAB Cl.OTltINO Hot-'SE,
Oak Hall,
B. E. C'ohnkr of Sixth and Market strkkts.
P. 8.-W8 have a lull Hue of Boys' Clothing sod
Gents' iurnlahlng Goods,
Fotje hundred presents, valued at from $50 to
40,000, will be distributed among those who pur
chase stock In aid of the Riverside Institute.
No blanks all are guaranteed something.
Good News ! ! A Card. Charles Btokes A Co.,
the eminent Clothing limine under the Conti
nental, bave jut received a handsome lot of
Vekv Fink Bkesch and English Causimbkes
and Coatings of their own Impobtatcon,
to which they wish to call the attention of their
customers and the publlo generally. All in
wnut of now Fall Clothing are invited to look
atttiese goods and the prices of Heady-made
MuitM before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention given to customer work.
Charles Stokes & Co..
First Class Clothiers,
No. 821 Cbesnut street,
Under tbe Continental Hotel.
The rt an adopted by the Washington Library
Company for the endowment of tbe Riverside
Institute is one by which every man, woman,
and child Is handsomely remunerated for con
tributing to a good cause.
Cheap EoapI Good Boap ! Natrona ReQned
Ssponlfler or Concentrated Lye. Two cents a pound
lor superior Hard Soap. Twelve pounds of Soft Soap
for one celt. Every family can make their own Boap.
All varieties or Soap as easily made as a cup of coftee.
Is a new concentrated lye lor making Soap, Just dis
covered In Greenland, lu the Arctic Seas, and Is com
posed mainly of alumlnate of soda, which, when
mixed wltb refuse fat, produces the best detersive
Soap In the world. On box will make 17a puunas or
good Boft Boap, or its equivalent in superior Hard
Soap. Retailed by all druggists and grocers In the
United States. Full recipes with each box. Dealers
can obtain it wholesale in cases, each containing 48
boxes, at a liberal discount, of all the wholesale
grocers and druggists In all the towns and cities of the
United Hates, or of CLIFFORD PJEiLBiavrON,
General Agent. Pittsburg, Pa.
Call, at tbe ofllce, No. 1225 Chesnut street, and
secure a oircnlar, containing list of valuable
presents to be distributed in aid of the River
side Institute.
Holloway'8 Pills. Dizziness Headache.
Who would with patience suiter the panes of
excruciating headache the gnawing stings of
luaigestion, tne sicKening nausea oi Due tne
tremor of shattered nerves, the broken and
troubled sleep with the gradual constitut'onal
decay from excess when these evils may be
avoided or permanently cured by the agency of
tnese invaluable medicines? wold by all Drug
gists. .
Riverside Institute, for Soldiers' and Sail
ors' Orphans, shares one dollar each, guarantee,
log a handsome steel-plate engraving and a
present besides.
Groves & baker b
Highest Premium
"Elastic" SUtob and "Lock" Stitch
Sewing Machines,
With Latest Improvement.
No, 730 Chesnut street.
Every person should purchase at least one
share of. stock (at f 1), now selling for the benefit
of the Riverside Institute for Soldiers' and
Bailors' Orphans.
Balk of Boots and Shoes. The special at
tention of tbe trade is called to tbe large sale
of Boots, Shoes, Brogans, etc., to be sold by
MCCleuana a uo.. Auctioneers, at tueir store.
No. 500 Market street, on Monday morning, Sep
tember 9, commencing at 10 o'clock, precisely.
Better than Foreign Port. Sneer's Port
Grape Wine is better than Imported Port, and
since tbe adulteration of the latter it must take
its nlaee. it is pure and really excellent and
bealtb-giving. Troy Times.
Our amftgiHtB navesoineaireotrrom Mr. Speer.
Beep Wreath Frames, and frames with
convex elass. suitable for wax. hair, or ore-
served flowers.at Reimer & Co's, Manufacture's
of Liooktog-uiaaa ana nciure r ratn.es. No. 621
Arch street.
A present and an engraving with every
share of stock sold for the benefit of the Wash
ington Library Company.
Fine Confections. At George W. Jenkins'.
No. 1037 Spring Garden street, cau be obtained
foreign fruits, nuts, almonds, etc, as well as a
tine assortment of confections. Jenkins is
worthy or a can.
Three hundred thousand dollars worth of
presents to be distributed among those who
purchase stock in aid of the Riverside Institute.
LiTons' Magnetic Insect Powder, for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Roaches, and Bugs. The
original and only sure article. Sold by all re
spectable dealers.
G Byron Mouse's Dining Rooms, No. 003
andUOi Arch street, for ladies aud gentlemen,
are now the popular resort for those lu soarou.
nf if nod dintiers. VuU them. -
Groveb 4 Baker's Highest Fremlura Sew
ing Machines. No. 730 Chesnut street.
THE CELE1IRATF.D WAVERLY ZEPHYR.
- -Warranted h'ust Colors.
Warranted Fast Color.
u u Warranted J''asl Colors.
Ji-"a moInttre & Brother,
No. 1035 Chesnut street.
Jours A Thaohi-R. Printers. 610 Minor St.
T OST OR STOLEN A CERTIFICATE OP
ifJ t-'lTY 1XAN for No. W8. lu Javorof Jjbua
MARINE ILLEQIlAril.
vr aeldUional Marine News see First Page,
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA TH 18 DAT.
rr Rrsra..........8 83 Moon Risks....
Run bSTa......... o )hiih Watkk.
, morn.
8 87
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADK,
William O. K rmt, 1
Ihomis K. Anhmkad, -Monthi.y Commute.
CUASLKS WSULU, )
UOVEHEHT8 OP OCKAN TKAUKU9.
FOR AMKRlUA.
A talents ..London I.ew York....,
Virginia Liverpool...;? York
Ill or b v IB u a,.... Li v er iool...Uuetiec
KilliihiirkU Liverpool. ..New York
'cibia..... I.ivei pool. ..New i ork
Malta ....llverpool...New York
Aug. 17
Aiu. 21
An. 22
....Ao. 24
...Auk. 24
....A u, 27
...AU. 27
..AUI. 27
llein,i'U....feoiHliauiilon...Nvw York.,
A tin n tic Southampton... New York.,
A llf nianla...boutuaaiuUinIew York..
-A UK. 28
Col llHHilxiure. I.IVf ruool...iw York Auu. 2S
A llhtl lai -LlVf 1 pOol...Ullp lH! .A lilt. 9l
Chliuoni.... Ulanow...Aew York... ..Auu. HO
llllll.........M.M.n. lii" ,'vwi...x)jwill mmAIIIT 31
t liiibila lifH40iug...New York Auir. :ti
.uiope Brest. ........New York
.Auk. ai
.Auk. 81
-Aug. 31
iielloua London Mew York
CJ.otWhShlnglon. Liverpool. ..New York.....
FOR KUKOPH.
Oermanla New York... Hamburg.
Vil.e Ue 1 Kii8...fvew York. ,.Havre
...HBpt.
Hepu
,M.Hepl,
V. oi Uut)loij......J(?w i ork...Llverpooi....,
Pennt ivuuia... New York.l.iTei pool
li. Kingdom New York...tllaHKow.....
V: ol Cot It ......... New V ork... A u twerp.......
Naubaitan .New V ork. ..Liverpool
Kinu- ...,Aew Vork..Liverpool
tulm....... hooloii Liverpool
Atlaiiiic New YorK.llreiueu
C. oi liiiitlUiore.New York...Liverpool.....
....bopl,
,.-Sot..
.... -epL H
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...8('lt,. U
.eut. 14
-Sept. 14
..Sept.. II
.inept 14
.isept. 14
.nepl. 1H
Mrt. 21
.lept. m
.rtepl. 26
..Bnpl. 2S
.BepU 28
ColtiD hia....lSew York...(ilaiisow
AlB uoia New York. ..London.
VlrHinlH.... New Vork...Liverpooi......
Peinu New York...Llverpool.,....M
ruioie rsew vorknavre
lit letl .New York. ..Liverpool.
AiiuiifBola New York. ..Liverpool
Araio ....New York. ..Havre
Btlluna. New York... Loudon...,
CJOAKI W IKJC. UtlMKHTIC. KTtL
Junlla.... PtillBla......New (JrleaD......Ane.
'1'Iobh. Pbllada New Orleans -..Sept, 7
W mum Phlluda -Havanunh inept. 7
1. Vt . itveruaan..Fbllada Uharlenton .Kpt,
btaaandHiripeHPhilada Havana ...Hept. 18
Malls are lorwarded by every steamer In Hie reKUlur
lines. The Bleuruers lor or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except Hie Canadian line, whicb cull at
l ondonderrT. Tbe steamers lor or irom Ibe Conti
nent call at Southampton.
CLKARKD YESTERDAY.
Bteamsblp Tlona. Idorne. N'ew Orleans. PblladelDbla
ai.d bouiliern Mall bleumslilp Co.
SieuuiHiilp v yomlns. Teal, bavaunab, Philadelphia
anu boulhern Mall Bteamslilu Co.
Ilaiijue cearinu, Riaucuard, Montevideo and a mar
ket, KnlKut A bona.
Biirque luiou, Nlcklaaon. Marseilles, J. E. Bazley &
Bt'r R. WllllnB;, CundllT, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jt.
bt'r Ann Eliza, RlcliarUs. New York, W. P. Clyde Co.
bt'rAiinle Toll, Baltimore, A. Uroves. Jr.
Tug Tlx b. Jetlernon, Alien, tor Baltimore, wltb a tow
oi baxgea, W. P. Clyde & Co.
, . ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Brig- Nlmwaukee, Bramball, 8 days from Bancor.
with lumber to captain.
bvhr barah.Cobb. 8 days from New Bedford, with
oil to J. B. A. Alien.
bebr Anu Rambo. Horrocks, 5 days from George
town, wltb coal to captain.
bebr Valiant. Wright. 2 days Irom ChesapealceClty,
wiib sraln to CbrUttun fc Co.
Hchr J. Anderson, Tunoell, t days from Indian rlvor,
with corn to Hacou. Collins A Co.
hebr Polar Biar. Murphy, 3 clays from Baltimore,
with grain to J. Barrett.
bchr J wlm Stroup, Crawford, from Charlestown.
Steamer May Ho wer. Robinson. 4 hours from Kew
York, wltb mane, to W. M. Baird&Co.
Bteamer Monitor. Jonne. 24 hours from New York,
wltb mdse. to W. M. Baird A Co.
Bteamer Vulcan, Morrison, 24 bonrs from New
York, with mdxe. to W. M. Balrd & Co.
Tug Thoa. Jefferson. Allen, trom Baltimore, with a
tow of barges to W. P. Clyde 4 Co.
r, MEMORANDA.
Barque Mary E. Llbby. Mouutfort, for Sombrero,
sailed from Bt. Thomas 25th ult.
Barque I kralne, Melcher, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Boston Sth Inst.
. B!.lB, 'e'le. Ullpatrlclc, for Philadelphia, at Port
laud 4ih lnsu
bebr H. B. Wheeler, McQlaughlin, hence, at Boston
6i b lust.
bchr J. J. Spencer, Bead ling, hence, was discharging
at Cardenas 8utu ult.
Bcbr M. C. Hart, Hart, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Boston 6th lust.
Bcbrs O. P. Murney, Murney, and T. V. Ware, hence,
at Richmond 4ih lust.
bcbrs A. Pitman, Lambord, and Anna May, May,
hence, at Marblebead 4iu Inst.
bcbr Zach. Lyucb, hence, at Washington, D. O , Sth
Ibktant.
Bcbr M. A. Dougherty, Dougherty, hence, at Alex
arid rla Alb Inst. .
thr I .till Moots. Tflinw. SI.Uai.t-l. - -
at WaBblnguin, U. C. Bth luMt.
Bteanjer New York, Marshall, for Philadelphia,
Bailed from Georgetown, D. C, 6th lust,
NOTICE TOM ARIN K8&.
Official Information Is hereby given that a screw
pile lighthouse baa been erected at Hooper's Straits,
to take tbe place ( tbe llgbtvessel now stationed
there.
Tbe light will be exhibited for tbe first time on the
evening ol beptember 14, 1867.
Tbe lighthouse stands on thesboal. In six and a half
feet water, mean tide; distant about 800 yards SK.
from tbe llgbtvessel. and with deep water within 150
yards ef It,
Tbe Iron work of the foundation Is painted red; the
superstructure Is painted wblte.
. The Illuminating apparatus Is a Freinel lens of tbe
fl fth order, and can be seen In clear weather a distance
ot eight miles.
By order. W. B. BHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department. Otltce Lighthouse Board, Wash
ington. D. C, Aug. 81. 1867.
MARRIED.
DAVIS HESS. September 3, 1867, by Rev. J. Spen
cer Kennard, at tbe residence of tbe bride's parents,
Mr. KUKKB1US MURTON HA VIM to Miss FANN1JS
M. HlJid, both of this city.
DILWORTH ECKSTEIN. A ngust 5, by Rev. Wil
liam Cathcnrt. Mr. JOHN DILWORTH to Miss
1XLEN KCKfsTEIN, both of this city.
BKILTON IDELL. On the 8d Instant, at the resi
dence or General Magilton, In this city, by Rev. J. U.
Peters, Mr. OLIVER HKILTON. of Mouut Airy, to
Mina CATUJaUNii SPKiUtY IDKLL, ot Oerinaa
town. DIED.
ALBURGER. On the Cth Instant, ABRAHAM H.
A LBl'KG JiH, In the Suih year of his age.
The relatives and frteuds of the family, also Lafay
ette Lodge, No. 71. A. Y. M and tbe bebool Directors
or the Thirteenth beet Ion, are respectfully Invited to
attend his funeral, from his late residence. No. 705
lallowhlll street, on Sunday afternoon, tbe Sth la
st a ut, at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel HIU.
BROWN. On the Sth Instant, ELEANOR A
SHOWN, daughter of William and Kate Brown, U
months old.
1 be relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the iuneral, from the grand
father's reeldeuce. No. 1217 Moyaruenaiug avenue, on
buuday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
CAMBLOa On tbe 5th Instant, atter a lingering 111
nefca, GKORUIaNa KLIZa, daughter of George W.
Cauililos.
Tbe relatives and friends of tbe family are Invited
to attend tbe funeral, Irom her father's residence. No.
1021 Chesnut street, on Monday morning at 7 o'clock.
Interment at Mouut Holly, N. J.
CUMMINa-On the 6th Instant, Mrs. ANN CUM
M I N B, aged 104 years.
1 lie relative and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the Iuneral, from the residence
of ber sou, Lawrence Cummins, corner of Alder and
Thompson streets, on Buuday afteruoon at 1 o'clock.
FANZ. Suddenly, on the 5th Instant. ANNIE B.,
eldest daughter of Lewis and Mary Ann Fauz, In the
Wb year ol ber age.
Tbe relative and friends of the family are respect
fully luvited lo attend the funeral, from the rexldouoe
ot ber parents. No. 1828 N. Fourth street, on Buuday
afteruoon at 4 o'clock.
Gl-NBEL. On the 4th Instant, of Injuries recHvnd
at Ibe late exnloBlon'at theFrankford Artteual, JOHN
W KbLK Y GKNBH.L. In the 26lh year ot bis ae.
The relative and friends ot tbe family, also tbe
Foldlera', bailors', and Marines' Beuellclal Union, of
Frank ford, and Mohegau Tribe, No. 27, Improved
Order of Red Men. and ibe Order In general, are re
ject fully Invited to atteud tbe Iuneral. from his late
residence, No. 878 Ann street, Whitehall, near Frauk
ford, on buuday afternoon, the 8th Instant., nt 2 o'ulnolr
without further notice. To proceed to Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
UATCHER.-OntheSd Instant, Mr. JOHN HAT
CH kit, lu the 07th year of 1i1b age.
The relative aud friend of me family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late reel
deuce, Pimtleton, l'a on buuday, thesth instant, at 2
o'clock P. M., without further notice,
O REILLY, On the 5th Instant, TERRANCE, son
ol Terrauce aud Auu O'Reilly, aged 11 mouths and 2
dys.
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of hiBparouts,
No. 1021 B. Ninth street, on buuday afternoon at i
o'clock.
BTKI N M F.T ,. On the Sth Instant, ELIZA S.
BTK1NM kTZ. axed 48 veara.
'1 lie relatives and Irieniln are respectfully Invited to
altend the funeral, Irom tbe residence ot her brotlier-
i In-law, William p. Way, No. 1707 Wallace street, on
f Monday, tb Bih luslaui, at 2 o'clock,
1 WILSON. On September 8, 1W17. LIZZrK II., eldest
i datiK'itei ot Alexauder J. und Margureti A. Wllaou,
, axed 22 years.
Tbe reluti ve and friends are respectfully luvlted to
aitfid ti c funeral, from the residence of her father,
No. HI N. Becoud street. CariiUeu. N. J., 00 Tuesday,
tne loth liiataiii. at 1 o'clock P. U. To protieoU to Kver
green Cemetery.
rpilE TOUUH SKIJJ IS ENTIRELY SEPA-
JL rated from Hie r utrttlniis pulp of the ireencorn
when jou use a 1 atent Corn Grnti r. This makes your
fritters, oyslerp, and oilier preparations of green coru
much superior to those made n lib ordinary graters.
FnrSKleby TKUMAN A HHAW,
No. Ktfi (Fight Thlrty-flvo) Market l.,belo Ninth.
GATHERING UP TIIK PIBT, DUST,
shreits, etc , as It panxes along, a Patent
Carpet Sweeper noes not preRs ihem Into the ImmIv of
the carpet hs t.'ie broom docs. It Is therefore iess
Injurious and mors expeditious. Two ol'tlie rx;wt ap
proved kinds for .Rle nv IHUMiN ArlUW.
No. 8.T5IF,lnht Thirty-Hyp) Market St., below Ninth.
AITLE-PARINO MACHINE AN'D OORERS,
Barlow and Paring Knives for pate by
TKUMAN &H11.VW,
No. M (Eight Thlrty-n ve) Market t., bubmr Ninth.
(NSUIU YOUR LIFE
IN TIIK
AMICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF rillLAIlELrillA.
OFFICES 415p
m. K. CORNED FOCRTII ATSD WAUJfCT.
DWARBUKTOfTS IMPROVED VENTI
lated and Eaay-f-tting DKKH8 HAltj (patented),
lu all the approved faahlons of theseaaon, CHiiHiNTTT
Street, next door to the Post Olllce. ( i.
II
JONES, TEMPLE A CO.,
FASHIONABLE H A T T K R 8,
No. 26 B. NINTH Street,
First Store above Cbestnnt street. (4d)
FOSTER,
FASHION ABLK HArrRR.
11 OmlipJ
No. 7 8. Si XTH Street.
F
L YJ K N E
ASS & C O.,
No. n.11
MARKET Street,
u I ii ii n ii n t:
N K T S. y In the Door, ill tnths5p
JOHNSTON A 8 E L DEN
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors In Bankruptcy.
No. 484 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. (6 10 8m
y-Gov. W. F. JOHNSTON. QUI. S. BELDKN
FRENCH CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
PAUL F, OMRARD,
FRENCH BOOKSELLKR, 8TATI0NKR AND
KNGRA VF.R.
;No. 202 B. ELEVENTH Btreet
FHtLADKLFHIA. 22 Sp
DEAFNESS.-EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
science and skill have Invented to assist tbe
Hearing in every oegreeor aearneas; also. Respirators:
also, Crandall's Paient Crutches, superior to any
others In. ese, at P. MADEIRA'S. No. 116 TENT
3
tuners in Eae, at r.
btreetrbelow Chesnut
ssp
ROD.?ERS'AND WOSTENHOLM'3 POCKET
KNIVES, Pearl and Stag nandles, of beatuifnl
finish. RODGERS1 and WADE A BUTCH KR'H
RA.OBS, and the celebrated LEOOULTKE RAZOR.
KCIHSORS of the finest quality.
Razors, Knives, Bclsora. and Table Cutlery Ground
and Polished at P. MADEIRA'S, No. US TENTH
Btreet. below diesnnt. 2 8 ftp?
MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANKI
f 3A UPON DIAMOMD8, WATCH K4, JEW
A ELRY, PLATE, CLOTHING, ETO at
W V JONES A CO.'S
OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFTOK,
Corner of THIRD and GASKLLL Streets,
Below Lombard.
N. B. DIAMONDS WATCHES, JEWELRY
GUNS, ETC,
FOR SAI.K AT
REMARKABLY LOW PRICEa 625 9m
600 AR0H STREET. 600
ORIFFITn A PAGE.
UEST CROQUET OAMES.
PATENT WATER COOLERS.
WIRE DISH COTERS.
HOt FXCTEl.MIOn BBFBlBBBtTOKII
rpo HOUSEKEEPERS AND INVALIDS.
L The undersigned respectfully calls the attention
of the public to the stock of Prime Cider and Pure
Cider vinegar for pickling and general family use
also, to his popular "Tonic Ale," free from all Impu
rities, and endorsed by the medical faculty as a safe
aud wholesome beverage lor weak and delicate con
stitutions. Delivered free of charge to all parte of tbe city.
. P. J. JORDAN,
No. 420 PEAR Street,
11 ?tBv Below Third; and Walnut and Dock.
pnUIT JARS AND CANS,
CFMENT,
PRESERVING HETTI.ES,
REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLEBI,
And a general variety of Heuae-Furnlshlng Goods, at
R. A. WILD HAN'S,
g28tuthgSrt No. 1011 BPBINO PARPEN Street.
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
ORIGINATORS Op THE NITROUS OXIDE
GAS,
Extract Teeth without pain or any 111 effects.
OFFICE, NO. 7S7 WAIiNUT STREET,
6 7 wf 3m Below Eighth, Philadelphia,
QEDDINC
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AT
REDUCED PRICES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
NO. 933 RIDGE AVENUE NEAR VINE ST
J. O. FULLER.
2tnthsrp
gTR UIT JARS.
PROTECTOR FRUIT JARS.
Tbey are made Air-tight with Certainty and Ease.
Are Rapidly Opened Without Injury to the Cover.
Each Cover fits all tbe Jars.
Manufacturers and Patentees
F. A J. BODINE,
8 22 tbstalm NO, 19S H, FRONT STREET.
C A O L I G H T
FOR THE COUNTRY.
FEBBIS A CO.'S AUTOMATIC UAS
-MACHINE
FOR PRIVATB RESIPKNCK8, ilILL, HOTALS,
churches, etcL, m
FURNIBHINQ FROM ONE TO BIX HUNDRED
; JJGHTB, A3 MAT BK REQUIRKU,
This machine la guaranteed; does not get oat oi
order, and the time to manage It la about Sve mtnutei
TheslmpUcIty of this apparatus, 1U entire freedom
from danger, the cheapr.oas and quality of the light
over all othera.bave gained for It ths favorable opinloL
of those acquainted with Ita menu. The names i t
those having used tbem for the last three years will
be glv en by calling at our OFFICK,
vo. ion south rornru street,
Where the macblues can be seeo la operation,
FKKRia A CO.. Box tdl P. O.
Bend tor a Pamphlet. 7 atutbs nu
SEPTEMBER 7, 1867.
INSTRUCTION.
GREAT NATIONAL TELEGRAPHIC
AND
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
SOS. 809 AND 811 CIIEhNLT STREET
FHlLADKLPfllA.
HEMOVAL
To the Finest College Rooms la the City.
Part of the Second, and tbe whole of the Third an
Fcurth Floors et
BANK OF REPUBLIC BUILDINGS,
Nearly Opposite the Continental Hotel.
The bBi organized and conducted Business Collegi
Inthetity.
Tc Corps of Teachers has no superior.
iduoallon for tbe Counting-room In the shortest
possible time consistent with the Interest 0f tb
studebt.
Bend lor circular.
JACOB H. TAYLOR, President
PAT.K PPRINO. Vlce-Presldeat, 6 in em
UNIVERSITY OV PKNXSVLVANIA (DK
PAR'J MKNT OF AK1H) oki-tkmbkh 4, 1H7.
1 he 1 rustees of the University huve auiixiriKeU the
I'aculty ul Al ts lo make certain changes In tne course
ot studies reuuirea lor Ibe Degree of liuclielor of Arts.
"1 his will euaiile ail, wlm dexlre such a liberal educe
tion, as will lit them. TAhei her lor i rotcsRlun.il or nine.
Bursuiis, lo secuie It, under a plan of KLfcAjTIVK
fc'l L'Dl KS, which wil oiler to the studeni all tlie ad
vantages either of the system which formerly on
till nt d, or of lhat gcuerally regarded as the more prac
tical. While alltbo advantages orathornugh sclentlflcand
clatsicul course will lu ronlini-d, as heretofoie. to
tlioce ho desire It, the new plan provides that lhe
undent, at ihebeginninirot the Junior year, may elect,
In the place of advanced Oreek and l.mln studies ami
ti e lilglier orauclies of luaibcuiatlct and Pliysiciil
Science, a mire extended course In the Knullsh Lan
tuaKe and Us Literature, In History, in Science as ap
plied lo the nf elul arts, and In the French, Oerman,
Itnllan, and bpaiilHh LanKuoges.
l he object ot the Trustees In making these ohanges
In the College course, I" to provide In tbe University
lull aud complete opportunities for acquiring an edu
cation that will eltt.er, on the one baud, satisfy tho.ie
wiiose t antes lead them to the hlgneni cultivation of
the Ancient Langtinee aud their literature, 01 Physi
cal Science, auu or Pure Mathematics; or, on the
other, lo meet the wishes of iliose who desire to be
fitted, by a thorough practical educatlou, fur an earlier
entrance into iiclive buxiuens llle,
ClrcularH, sbowiug nil tbe details of the College
c Hint s, amy be obtained, alter September 9, frtjin tlie
Janitor at I he University Building; and additional
luiormstlon or advice lu regard lo tbe election of
studies will be given by tbe Provost In his room.
The tuition lees are thirty-live dollars per term,
fiayable In advunce, and the College year la divided
uio three terms, the first begluuiug on Mouday the
mi h Inst.
By order of the Trustees:
CAUWALADtR BIDDLTB.
4 wfsmwfet secretary.
THE MISSES DE CHARMS' ENC,L1SHAND
IKKIsCil SCHOOL rOK VOUNG LAUIKS,
No. 1616 FII.BKRT Street,
bs reopened on the THIRD MONDAY IN 8EP
T KM BER. by
MISS CARRIT 8. BURNHAM.
IHE COURSK OF STUDY, lu addition to the
bra ik lies hereiotore taught, will lnclnde Latin, Oer
man. Kiorution, and Vocal Music.
A MIK EMALOOICA L CABINET has been secured. .
Hid irequent Lectures upon Mineralogy, Botany,
ABtronomy. and other Natural Sciences will beglveu
free of charge.
THOROUGH INSTRUCTION, In all departments,
will be given so as to euable tbe pupil to think aud
acquire lor bersel'i and, as mental power depends so
Much upon the physical condition, CALISTHKNIO
EXERCISES will be given daily, free of charge,
either lu the open air or in the well-ventilated School
room. See circulars at T. B. PUQH'8 Bookstore, Bulletin
Building. . 8 luawljt
rPHE LOLLER ACADEMY. A NORMAL
X Classical and Business School for Young Men
aud Boys. aIho, the
YOUNli LADIES' INSTITUTE.
ofHATBObO, Montgomery county, Pennsylvania.
Rev. BkoHuK HAND, A, M Principal, will Re
opm MONDAY, September 2.
These well-known Schools (half a mile apart, and
connei ted only through the Prinsipal) are beauti
fully located on the Old York Road, llfieeu miles north
ol Philadelphia, and are well provided for the com
ic rt and thorough training ot pupils.
For Circulars address tbe Principal. 8 31 s2t
OKDFXTOWN FEMALE
COLLEGE. BOB-
I'KNTOWN, N.
V T A I. ....... ...
ftll B
mu uiurvuKU inatrutninn fir Vnmiv i .mv. ,n . ..
uioui-iik.- ui a cuuii'ieie euiicauon. Jioaiu and tuition
In the Prk)araiury and Collegiate department, t&)
per jiur. Wathitig. AncieiUund Modern Lanituaoes,
and ornamental branches, extra. Winter Session
opens September 19. For Catalogues, addrms
... ... ItJtV.JOHN 11. BRAKELEY. A. M.,
SStuthsOw President.
BOARDING AND DAY 8CHO0L VOR
YOUNO LADIES, AND KINDKKHARTEN
t)R CHII.DRHN, s. E. corner of NINTH and
SPRING WARDEN Streets, will reopen Ninth Month
(September) 16, l(ii7. A limited number of Boarders
will be received in the home of tbe Principal.
For circulars apply to
SUSAN HAYHURST. Principal.
94 nsmlm No. 462 FRANKLIN Street.
HAMILTON INSTITUTE DAYAND
I OARDING SCHOOL for Young Ladles, No
issitl CHESNUT Street, West Philadelphia, com
menres Its uezt session on MONDAY, September 9
For circulars containing particulars apply at thi
School.
a 26 I2t P. K. CREGAR, A. M.. Principal. .
RUGBY ACADEMY, l'OR YOUNG MEN
ard.Boys, No. 1415 LOCUST Street, EDWAHU
CLARENCE SMITH, A. M., Principal. Re-opens
September 10. Pupils prepared tor business or pro
fessional llle, or for high standing In college.
A brst-class Primary Department lo separate
rooms. Circulars, with full lutoriaailon, at No. tm
CHESNUT Street. g 12 2m
THE CLASSICAL, FRENCH. AND ENGLISH
t-chool, 8. E. corner ot Till KTEK NTH aud
LOCUST Streets, will reopen SEPTEMUHR 9th. For
reduced terns in English studies, etc, see Circulars,
or Inquire ol tbe Principal,
8 til 121 B. KENDALL, A. M.
THE MISSES ROGERS HA YE REMOVED
from No. tin S. Fifteenth street to No. 1I4 PINE
btreet, where they will reopen their School lor
Young Ladks and Children.
. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ft 9 4 lm
FRENCH. LATIN, AND GERMAN TAUGHl
In schools and families.
Professor M. BADEN.
Applications wilt be received at Mrs, J. Hamilton's
Book b tore. No. 1D44 CHESNUT Street. s si lm '
C CLASSICAL INSTITUTE, DEAN STREET
above Spruce.
'Ibe CLASSICAL
ISTITCrE
will be reopened
SEPTEMBER 2d.
8 241m
J,
W, F AIRES, D. D.,
Principal.
EXCURSIONS.
mK!ZlH NEW IR0N STEAMFR
afc muTi ViVTiTaT v " l" ' " FORREST, Captalu Francis
iiiuunuaw, Jeavea for Trenton, touching atTauony,
Torresdale, Beverly, Burliuntou, Brltttol, Floreuce,
Robbius' wtiarr, auu j leiosuoro-
IaveH 2d Pier ab. Arcb.
Leaves South Trenton.
Wedn'y, Sept. 4, 146 P. M.
I burndav. ' 5.6 A. M.
Wedu'y, Sepu 4, 6 no P. M,
Thuniday. ' ililA.H.
Friday, " 6, 111 "
Saturdav. 7. 1030
Fidav, " 6,8 30 "
Saturday, 7, 7
earn to Trenton. 40 cents euch way. Intermedials
places, 2b cents each way. Excursion, 40 cento. (U 4 ii
FAKE TO WILMINGTON, 15
cent: Chester or Hook. 10 cents.
iu auu alter JHI.n ua y, Juiy s, tne steamer a kikl,
will leave CHEsNUT Street wharf at 9 46 A. and
S'4fi P. M. Retnrulug, leaves Wilmington at 6 45 A. M.
and li-45 P. M. . .
Fare to Wilmington, 15 cento; excursion tickets,!
cents. Fare to Cheater or Ucok. 10 ceuls. II t lux
ftT-Jr. DAILY EXCURSIONS TO WIl
IltS miuglon, Lel.-Ou and after TUES-
ia . renleuiber 10. the steamer huij.m uawios
will leave second wharf above AroU street dailv at
10 A. M. and 4 P. M. Returning, leave MAIttCET
Street Wharf. Wlluilugtou, at 7 A. M. and 1 P. M.
F'aie for tlie rouud trip..M....M.M.MMMM....M.M...M.6o cents
Single ticket . - ...........S0 ceuts
i hester and Marcus Hook -..-.......M2u ceuu
jr further partlouiai,, B
JOHN CRUMP,
O A It P F-NTEIt AND BUILDElt.
mhoi'si so. aia i.oijk ktufet, aku
WO. 17 C1IKSNVT S I lAJCET,
It ' .
PR1XAPKLFBU.
TAWttJ E. EVANS, GUN-MAKER, SOUTH
fj i reel, above Secoud, would call the attention of
tportuinen to tbe choice selection of lli.'KH KS' TKOU f
AND BSS rOiS(a new aHHortmeut), Flies, aud all
ihe tuiiial selection of FllllNtJ TACKLE lu aU iut
varlofa br.ii'cnen.
11AM M l'ZI.K LOADING OUNH altered t
Bli EEt H-liOAJDEIUj lu the best mauuer, at trti
lowtisl rates. 16 If
AUCTION SALES.
fOCLi.LLAN.D 4 CO
XTA (Sntjcpwors 10 Philip Ford Co ).
AUCTIONEERS. No. 80S MARKET Street.
SALE OF 1800 CAPKm PtOTS, BH0E8. BRO
OA N 8. ETC.
o , . n Monday Murnlnf,
septfmher 9, commencing at lu o'clock, we will sell
vVT. fi"8' for cnHh' caes Men s. Boys' and
"J onihs rloots, t-hoes, Mrogans, ltalni.als, elo.
A lso, M omen's. MIhsps'. and Children's wear, T
which lhe special attention of the trade la called. i .
SAIB OF 1000 OASES BOOTS, SHOES, BIIO
GANH, K l v.
On Thursday Morning,
Feptemher 12. comniencing a 10 o'clock", we will sell
h fnlalusiie, for cash, moo cases Men's, HoyV, aad
ioutlis' liuom. f hoe, Brugana. Balmorals, eta
. J'!-... IJt', rl'r asstiriment ol Women's, Mioses',
end t hlldren s wear, to which tbe special attention of
tlie trade is called. 9 7 4t
OHN B. MYERS A CO.. AUCTIONEERS
N o. 2112 and 284 MARKET Street.
LABOR PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRFNOTT AND
fl'Tltl.'U I. 11 lf il'l.' A 1i liuv niun,u
. On Monday Morning,
rent. 9. at in n'nifipif u i i h. -..t.i i,.
...... u uuiu. uraii, bdimiv mu lots ot r rencli, India,
German, and Rrli ish Dry O- ods, In silks, worsteds,
wcollens, linens, and colt ns.
N.B. Onnds arranged lor (lamination and cata
logues ready early oa morning ol sale. 9 let
LAl!(l1,.P.K:R FN f TORY SA LR OF BOOTS, SHOES,
BRCUANM TKAVELLINQ BAOS, ETti
B.m.mi , n Tuesday Morning,
e.mb,er, ,01 'l "! 'clc. will be sold, by cat
l.S.V0lIOUtKm",,l," credit, .bo.lt 200 pakaee
l uv ;,! ??., broKHn"- balmorals. etc.. or first-cla.e
t Ity and Fasteru manufacture. Open lor examina
tion, with catalogues. early on mornfug ol eal li fit
iiJJ''l1 k"lalttrge sale ol furelan and d'omestle
dry goods, by catalogue, on loor memos' credit
On 1 liuroday Morning,
Feptember 12, at 10 o'clock. em racing about BO
I ackates and lota ofslapie and fancy articles.
N. H Catalogues ready and goods arranged for ex
amination ean on the morning ot sale. 9 6 61
LABGE POSITIVE HA LK OF C A RPETING9, ETC.
On Friilay Morning,
Serttemiinr In mi i l ,.ft....ir ...in k.. , . -, -
On fuur months' credit about 200 pieces of hiitriin.
list, hemp, collate, and rag carpeting.
l.lch may be examined early on the morning or the
sale.
JM. GUMMEY . SONS, AUCTIONEERS.
No. 60S W ALNUT Street.
Hold Begn!arSiiIe ot -
REAL ESTA'l E, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
Handbills ol esch property ks'ied separately.
10C0 cnlslugues published and circulated, containing
full deHi ri;iioi)8 ot property to be sold, as also a par
tial list of property eoiitalned In our Real Estate Re
gister, and otleied at private sale.
Sales advertised daily In all the dully newspapers. '
THOMAS BIRCH & 80N, AUCTIONEERS
AND COMM1.-.MON MERCHANTS. No. Ill
CHESNUT sueet; rear eulrauce No. IU17 bausoia
tieet.
Sale at No. 517 North TENTH street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
On Mouday Morning,
At 10 o'clock, at No 617 North Tenth street, win
be sold, by order of admlnis'raior. tbe parlor, chant
ber, olnlng room, and kitchen furniture. 90 2t
M
THOMAS & SONS. NOS. 139 AND lid
. 8. FOURTH Street.
s
AMUFL C. FORD A SONS, AUCTIONEER!
No. 127 8. FOURTH Street.
Real Estate-Mocks Lobub, Ac , at Private Bale, at
DANCOAST A WARNOCK. AUCTIONEERS
JL No. 240 MARKET STREET.
BANKRUPT (STOCK.
By Order of United states District Court, ytlll be
sola,
On Wednesday,
Sept, 18, 1867. at 9'a o'clock, A. M., on the premises -No.
134 South Eleventb street, the lease, goodwill, and
fixtures of stcre.
Abo. at lu o clock, A. M. al No. 240 Market street,
the Slock ot a city retail Dry Uoods Store, comprise
log a general assortment of dry goods and no-,
lions. - 9 7 9
AMUSEMENTS.
A
C A DEMY OF MUSI C
J. E. McDONOl OH . .Lesee.
A1UNDA Y.Sept. 9,
AND EVERY EVENING;
Also, SATURDAY AF1ERNO0N.
THE GREAT NEW YOUK SBnSaITON.
"THE BLACK CROOK,"
. PARISIENAE BALLET.
MAD'LLRPFPITA, BK'TYKEOAL
Jl M 1 1 . iA Vr MhMAL.. I'HKH&A AN I'AIVONO
MADXLE ALMliRTrNK M ILL, FRANK. "
Box hheet open al Lee A Walker's, No. 722 Cbesnut
sneei. from lu A.M. until 8 P.M. ""vutnuui,
No extra charge lor reserved seats. 7 St
TT7ALNUT 8TREET THEATRE.
Begins Mock! W"iTH nd WALN
MONDAY AND EVERY EVENING
B.k , FOURTH WEEK OF
Shakespeare's Fairy Spectacle, In Ave acta, of
. , A MIDSUMMER Nluura DREAM,
with iu unrivalled Scenery. Panorama. Costumea ,
Accoutrements, triple "uuiama, uoBiumes,
- , IANSFORMATIONSCENK,
etc., the whole constituting . . .
UN1FORM11 Y OF EXCELLENOB
never equalled iu the production of this Play.
Act 1. spec) arular Opening Scene, ai s o'clock.
Act 2. Ibe Silver Cataract, al 9 o'clock.
Act 8. The Illuminated Fairy Fountain, at iii. ' '
Act 4. The Panorama or Athens, al 10.
Act 6. Tbo Triple Transformation Scene The
Golden Vlnea aud Refulgent Temples of Arcadia, at
' GRAND MATINEB
ON 8ATDBDAY AFTERNuON, at 2 O'clock.
Shakespeare's Fairy r-peclacle. In 6 acts, of
A MIDSUMMER NIoHT'8 DREAM.
Chairs secured six days In advance. 92
OPENING NIGHT, SATURDAY, Sept, 7, 1867. ,
'IHE SCHOOL l'OR st'AfbAli.
MRS. JOHN DREW AS LADY TKA7M!
supported bv the full company.
X n. W -JAJM U1XIA I tLH AND 01,L FAVORITES.
Concluding wltb tbe favorite ComedlettA.
THE DUMB BELLE.
Miss Price, Mrs. Thayer, Mrs. Walcot, Messrs. Crala.
Hemple, and Waloot.
Doors open H past 7; Curtain rises U to 8. '
Box Cilice open dally from 9 to 8 o'clock.
JOSEPH D. MURPHY, Treasnrer.
ON MONDAY. JULIA DEAN. S3t
JSEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSFJ
ELEVENTH BTREET, ABOVE CHX8KTJT. .
TUB rAHILT BEIOBI
OPEN FOB THB SEASON,
' MONDAY EVCNINO, AHrST 6r
CARNCR OSS & DIXEY'S KIKSTRELS,
THE GREAT STAB TROUPK OF THB WOBJLD, ,
1M TRSIB i . .
6BANB TIIIOPIAK SOIBEEa.
Tot partlcclamta future advertlsemoata. . .
J. L. CARNCBXWaS Manager.
R. F. SIMPSON. Treasurer. 19tf '
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
THIS EVENING.
THE MAN OF MANY FACES.
MR. A LF. BURNETT,
r ,v i f MISS HELEN NASH,
In their Iirilllant and Humorous EuiertaiomenL
Mr. BURAE'lT will give Forty Phases of the
COMIC KU.Mk.NTs III? uii'l L"lv-
S?. t? o!?,llea b?i Hm- for I"'? f e-ra. In aU ibe prin
cipal cities lu tlila country and Europe.
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Doors ouen at?: 'mi,n.Mnu.ti. ,..i.un Riimntm
children, JM ceuls. Secured Seats, witoout extra
. v uuuipier b.jno. vza cuesuut sueet. s aot
nONCERT' H
W ' RI.1TU11 TOM.
ALL.
'1 he marvellous musical prodigy, for a short season,
al lhe above Hull, commencing
JUOiNDA 1 , ncpt. at S X , Jit,
MA'llNKKS,
( WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
Sept. 4 aud 7, at 2 00 P, M.
Admission. Filly Cents,
liftttveu seata. Seventy-five Cents. ' , ,
Baluouy reserved for colored perons; admission lo
cents. ...... u,.,
Tickets at Charles W. A.TrumP'er juu-" ".-
No. KB Chesnut mreeji also, aMhe llalh !l
FOR SALE.
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