OITY INTELLIGENCE.
tOm ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITICMS SKR INSIDS PAOIS.J
Thb Jewish Holiday. At sunset on San
day, September 29, the Jewish year 602 beran.
and the event waa duly commemorated by lui-
fuinu regions exercises in mi the synagogues
a this city. These service were continued on
Monday following, the Jewish New Year' Day,
A peculiar feature of the ceremonies beln the
plowing of the thophar, or rani's horn, to which
It Is Incumbent upon oil believers In Judaism
to listen. The New Year's Day Is known by the
title ot Kosh Uaihana, and on that day, accord
ing to the traditions preserved In the "l'al
inueV' the Creator Inscribes In the Book of Life
the names of those who are confirmed as Just,
n n tno Hook of Death those who are
confirmed as sinful. The first ten days of the
year are known as the penitential days, and
re observed throughout with great strictness,
by dally confessions of sin and supplications
for pardon. Wednesday lust, Ootober 9, was the
Day ot Atonement, which was even more pent
tentlully observed than the prcoedlngtfays, and
on thai day, according to the Talmud," the
Creator decided the linn of 1 hose whose future
was undecided on Ji'oth Ihishana, those who
neglected during the penitential days to ex
piate their sins being then doomed to tho con
tlemnat loii of the law.
An Interval of five days follows the Day of
Atonement, and then commences the grent
Feast of the Tabernacles, or fiiiceoth, which
begins this year with the suiting of the sun
to-morrow. The ceremonies peculiar to this
festival of the Jewish Church are enjoined In
the following passage of Scripture, from Leviti
cus xxlll, 34-43:
"Speak unto the clillnren of Israel, saying: The
filteenth day of this seventh month shall be ilie feast
of Tabernacles tor seven days unto the Lord. On tha
first day shall be a holy convocation; ye shall do no
servile work therein. (Seven (lajs ye shall oiler an
offering mucle by lire unto the Lord. On the eighth
day shall he a holy con vocal 'on unto you, and ye a li all
oiler an tillering made by fire unto the Lord; It Is a
eohmn assembly, and ve shall do no servile work
theruin. 1 bene are the fetixis of the Lord, which ye
shall preclalm to be holy con vocations to otter an
onermg made oy nre unto the LorU. a burnt ollprlng
and a meat ofl'erlng: a sacrifice and drluk
ci li nr, everything upon
His (lav. Beside the
lraDDstns or tne ixru.
aud beside your gifts,
vows, and beside all
ana oesiae an your vows, anu bes
your tree-will ottering, which ye gi
the Lord. Also on the Ui'teenth day of the
and beside ail your
jive unto
he seventh
tnonlb, when ye shall keep a least unto the Lord
seven davs: on the first dav shall be a Sabbath. and
on the eighth day shall be a Bnhbalh. And ye shall
take on the first day the fruits of goodly trees,
branches of the palm trees, and the boughs or thick
trees and willows of the brook, and ye shall rejoice
before the Lord your God seven days. And ye shall
keep It a feast unto the Lord seven days In the year;
it shall be a statute forever in year gonemttun: ye
shall celebrate it In the seventh month. Ye shall
dwell iu booths seven days; all that are Israelites
born shall dwell In booths. That your generations
may know that I made the children of Israel to
dwell lu booths, when 1 brought them out of the land
, of Egypt. I am the Lord your Uoa,"
One of the ceremonies Inculcated above 'the sacri
fice, by fire, of meat and drink otl'erlugs has been
made obsolete by the destruction of the Temple; but
the other Injunctions are religiously observed The
four species selected from the vegetable kingdom. In
accordance with the Scripture, are the sprouts of
n.roa, a species oi pitted lemon wincu grows in tne
Island of Corfu and the Syrian Desert: branches of
Palm, or Lulaf: three Myrtle branches, each ol which
Is required to have seven timet three leaves upon Us
stem; and Willows which have grown by the side
of a brook. The last three are lied to-
S ether In a peculiar manner, and each morning
uring the Feast of the Tabernacles IhU hunch is
taken In the left hand, and the Etrog In tiie right, A
prayer for a prosperous season Is then offered, after
which the branches are waved three times each to
the leit aud right, up and down, and forward and
backward, as If to waft the blessing of Hesven from
all quarters. Then follows the recitation of the prayer
of Jlallrt which consists of the six Psalms beginning
wltk the limb and closing with the 118th. A proces
sion arouDd the synagogue Is likewise Jolued In by
persons carrying the Lulitfa. preceded by the minister
with the noly bcroll.
The ehangeableness of our climate renders It Impos
sible to carry out strictly the Injunction to dwell iu
booths or tabernacles, but almost every Jew who has
back yard attached to his house has tkfiurroth erected
On bis premises, in which he takes his meals with his
family during the festival. These booths, or Saccoths,
as they are called, from which the Jewish name ef the
festival is taken, are built so that the canopy of
heaven can be seen through the roof. The latter is
constructed of lattice-work, covered with fresh leaves.
Inside of the Succoth splendid decorations are gene
rally fixed, such as golden apples, peanuts, oranges,
paper decorations, and pictures, while in the centre or
most of them dangles a "Menouroii." or Seven-nrmed
lamp, made of silver or brass, which, when lighted,
gives the whole a gay appearance.
The first two days of the festival are strictly ob
served. Then follow five half-holidays, on which
work is allowed after the morniuu- service The last
of these live days, or Jfothano Jiahho, Is the one on
which, according to tradition, the Creator finally de
cides the late of those who have exhibited signs ot
tepentauce for their errors, bat who have not yet com
municated their aloDement. It is ushered la by re
citing the Psalms and other words of wisdom, which
Is kept up until the small hours of the morning.
During the morning services small bunches ol wil
lows are taken Into the synagogue, r.nd the leaves
beaten off. with a prayer that Clod might clean man
Of b's sins as the stem is cleaned of its leave.
Tbeelubtb day of the festival is known as .wmfnt
Olztreith and the ninth as tjtmchttth Tiora, or "Joy of
the laud," both of them being close holidays. On the
eve ot the former the faithful forsake the SuccoUit, or
booths, with prayers; and ou the following morning
pravers for copious rains and ahuudant crops arw
uttered with great solemnity. The latter Is the day
on which the reading ot the five hooks of Moses, or
the Pentateuch, is commenced.
It begins with the rending In the synagogue of the
4)t r.,t ., .v,-.taa r,r iiAiitprnnnmv. and Is con
tinued in the family circle by weekly Instalments of
several chapters eacn. ah tuo suroiis oi ''""'
then taken out of the ark and carried aroun the
synagogue, children attired In their best, and bea!ng
flags and baskets ot flowers, accompanying the pro
cession. After theconc'usion of the religious services
of the day. the Fesst ofthe Tabernacles Is brought to a
Close by puonc anu private enimniuuivuui, u wui
ronoiny xvi, 13-17, Is glveu an Injunction tojcouple
cbsrliy with the rejoicings of the holidays, and large
contributions are taken up In the synagogues, the
proceeds being distributed among the orphan
asylums, free schools, and other Jewish Institutions.
Tub City Vote The True Loss and Gain.
The olliclal vote of the city of Philadelphia, as
published by us in full yesterday, materially
modifies the Kepubllcan loss and the Demo
cratic gain, as we gave them from unofficial
sources on Wednesday afternoon. Iu the fol
lowing table, the vote on Associate Judge of
the Court of Common Pleas is excluded from
the calculation of the losses and gains, as Judge
IiUdlow's large majority was chiefly owing to
liepubllosn votes:
Highest aggregate vote (Judge of Conn Pleas). 1ul,68
Lowest aggregate vote (Representatives) loo.GM
Highest Republican vote (Register ot Wills) 50,185
Lowest Republican vote (Mien!!') 44,742
Highest Democratic votefKherlfl) 62.691
Lowest Democratic vote (Register ot Wills). ..... 01,383
Highest Democratic majority (ahorlfT) 8 952
Lowest Democratic majority (Reg. of Wills)....... 1,109
Average Republican vole, M,7d3
' ' ' 1U7.. 49.8S5
" " Iobi ....; 4,048
Average Democratic vote, PWK1 ,.
" " " HW7
" gain
' Republican niainrliv. ihijl
Democratic majority, 18t)7
Total Democratic gain on majority e.eio
Hue Democratic gain on the majority, as
glveu by the unulliclal figures, was 7,052
A Bold Thanh action. Yesterday afternoon,
about s o'clock, a colored man went to the ofllce of
Dr. Htmuel Holllngsworth, spiuoe street, below Six
teenth, and desired the Doctor to come Immediately
and visit a putlent. The Doctor cos Id not leave, and
so Informed the colored man, who went away, After
an bbsenoe ot a short time he repeated his visit and
made a similar reouest, but was again Informed by
the Doctor of his inability to atteuu the patient. The
colored man aaln retired, but soon returned, when
bis Imoortunlty became so urgent that the Doctor loft
the oflloe to fill his mission of mercy. While absent
the colored man returned to his office and stole acout,
with $3(1 in money, and an oflice coat. The Doctor
Soon returned, when he discovered that he had been
robbed, Information was telven of the affair, and the
police Immediately sot to work to find the perpetrator
ot the deed,
White Men Attacked by Negroes. Oa
election night a crowd or men and boys were hauling
a boat through the streets, and when at Sixth and
til. Mary streets they were attacked by a gang of
colored men, who took tho boat from them The
f-tdlce Interfered and recaptured the boat. During
he affair bricks were thrown, one of which struck
Bergeaut Pearson on the knee, tearing his pants aud
Slightly Inlurlng him. He received information of
the perpetrator of the act through two colored men,
when Ollicer HergeshMmer arrested Kdward Wil
liams, at beveuih aud Bedford streets, as the offender,
and took him before Alderman Morrow, who held
lilin In laW) ball. He was committed.
Boat Found. A fishing skiff was found yes-
terdav In the river Delaware, on the east side of the
Island, It is painted while, and Is supposed to have
been stolen A yawl boat was also found, which was
f ainted white with a red stripe. A man was found la
be firsl-ramed boat. He was taken before Alderman
Toland, and gave tbe name of John Glenn. He was
held In o ball to answer for the alleged oH'anse.
Labceny of a Coat. Martha Walton, re-
i- n.i...ina airoAt. was arrested yesterday In
Fourth street, above Houln. on the charge of stealing
a coal After a hearing before Aldarmau Morrow,
the evidence not belug couciu-iyb. bus "
Curga,
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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,
Intkrbktino Sitnpat School Mk ino. An
Interesting Bundey Pchool meeting took plane at
Ilethune Hall. Tweinh street and Montgomery
avenue, last Hnndav afternoon, on which occasion
the children bnloiiRlng to this flourishing church en
terprise were assembled together, Id order to listen
to addresses by the clergyman In chares of iheoon-
f iregaf ion, Hev. P. Htryker Talmaitn, Hon. James Pol
ock, R. V, NIcholH.and A. J. Dumont, Ksqs. The new
enterprise Is ol the Reformed Dutch Church, and Is
f rowing rapidly In numbers. It Is the Intention of
he members soon to purchase a lot upon which to
erect a chapel.
The Medical Colleges. Tho two great
Medical Colleges of Philadelphia commence
operations for the winter on Monday. At 12
o'clock on that day, Trofessor Joseph Iieldy, M.
P., will deliver the genoral Introductory lec
ture to tbe one hundred and second course of
tha TTnlvnrailv nf Pflnntirlvanl.i a n .1 , , , ,
the evening Professor Gross will deliver the
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yuuoouuiN, jf-,;,ui 3 11 ii loriy-mira course of
the Jetlersou Medlonl College.
Fire This Mornino The alarm of fire this
ninrnliig about 1 o'clock was csused by the burning of
a shed attsrhed to the anan aurt mniiiD man.iuoi,.
ot Mr. ftlcKlnney, Fourth street, near Columbia
avenue. The fire extended until It reached to other
portions or IhebnlUting, and continued to burn until
tbe property d est roved am nun ted in hnt ivm til
premises of Mr. Humblge also suffered to the amount
tif fM'O. An adjoining house, occupied by Mr. Wl
ganri. suffered to the amount of about ix). Owing to
the Inflammable condition ot tbe snap works. It was
fuunddllltcull tosuppress the flames.
ft A VTtn vxicsvt Tlnnn'viHfi A .tsiiil.lr. irtn M t.
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lonulng to Mr. Irwin, and attached to a wagon loaded
wnvRoi LiuoiiMiur uiwkwu intro tne Delaware
at tbe first dock below Arch street wharf. Through
the timely assistance of the bystanders, tbe driver of
the veb Iclo and one of the horses were rescued from
drowning: but tbe other horse met wltu a watery
r ...i. " nut ,uo Tvaguu anu Har
ness badly damaged.
Robbert of an Old Colored Woman
Catharine Bbarp was arrested last night by OMIeer
Hamilton, on the charge of tbe larceny or a watch
from an old colored woman, with whom she had he-n
living for some time, (She had besu robbing the old
lady until her booty amounted to aluinttu.n ih.it
fifteen pawn tickets were found on her person. She
ws taken before Alderman Morrow, who hold her In
W0 ball, In delimit of which she was committed.
Drowned Man. An nnknown man wan
found drowned this ainrnlnc In tha KrhiivU-iu riunr
below Market street bridge. Another man was
drowned yesterday afternoon from a canrObuaton
ine Bcnoyisii', oeiow inn (jnennut street bridge. His
body was not recovered. The flrst-aamed body Is
tboueht to be that of the colored man who murdered
his wlfea few weeks since, In Locust street, near
.iUtu,9 Br
E,Whistlin8 Moss. This eccentric individual
was arrestea yesterday morning, by Ofllcer Kendlg,
at Ninth and Chesnut streets, lie was begging at the
time, and when refused alms by a gentleman, he
struck him, knocking his hat off. Mose was taken
helore Alderman Beltlor, who committed him for
thirty days as a vagrant.
The Steamboat "Warner," after to-day,
will discontinue her 4 o'clock P. M. trip down
from Bristol, and her 0 o'clock P. M. trip up
rroin Chesnut street wharf. The 2 o'clock after
noon trip up, and the 7 o'clock morning trip
down, continue as usual.
Pickpocket. John Murray was arrested
yesterday at the Navy Yard, by Officer Dickinson, on
the charge of picking a man's pocket. The accused
had a hearlmr before Alderman Mink, and was re
quired to emer ball for his appearauce at Court, In
Ct-fuult of which he was committed.
RoiiHEiiY of a Cigar Store. Last night or
this morning the cigar store of Frederick Spiecker,
No. 152 Coates street, was entered and robbed of a gold
w alch.l'tfi in cash, and about 100 worth of cigars and
pipes. The burglars made their escape.
Attempt to Kill. Joseph Grechy, living at
Jto. 12S8. Pixih street, attempted, night beforelast,
to kill his wife by Inflicting several heavy blows upon
her. He was taken before Recorder Jineu, aad held
In AlOOO ball to answer.
Robbed. A white man, who visited a house
In Itrler place last nlp,ht, was robbed or '25 in money.
Two women were arrested on tha charge of commit
ting the act. They were- taken before Alderman
Bwilt, who held them t" answer,
Held to Answer. Oeorge Griswell 'was
charged yesterday with an olfense agttust morality.
He was held by Alderman Beltler In tiiuu bull to
answer at CourN
FlRB. A very slight fire ooourred at John
C. Davis' spotte-works. Front street, above .Laurel,
about 11 o'clock this A. M.
Rkckivino Daily, i
Rkcbjvino Daily, I
KfcCKIVJfcG Baily,
Ntw Styles Fall Clothino,
NKW STfLKS FALL t!L0TltIN,
Nkw htylbi FALL CLOTHINO,
Mks'h, Youths' and Boys',
Micn's, Youths' and Hoys'.
Mkn's. Youths' anu Hoys'.
Half vxiy Mwftn S BKNNKTT A OO.,
iVh 'Kl t TUWKB HALL,
tHxth ttreett.) No. 518 MA RK KT HTRKRT,
PHILADELPHIA,
lnd NO. 600 BROADWAY. NKW YOKJC.
Thk Mkcuanical Launhry Company of Phila
Iiki PHiA, located at No. 1520 Houth Ninth street is
in iDHtitutlon or which our cltleus have long felt the
necessity. They propose to do the family wash
cheaper, better, and more expeditiously than It can
be done at home, guaranteeing under their admirably
arranged system, the return of every garment en
trusted to their care. We call the attention of house
wives to their card In another columu.
Drh. Evans fe Rutti.fy. The announcement of
the cures in another column or our paper today,
made by these gentlemen. Is truly amazing the deui
and dumb having been made to bear and speak, the
lame to walk, and the partially blind to see. Drs.
Kvans A Kumey a rooms, at No. 915 Cbesnut street,
are constantly crowded with patients, and their suc
cess In tbe curing of Ulseasts seems to border on tho
marvellous.
MARRIED.
HENRIQITE9 H IOKEY. On the evening ot the
0th lustaDt, by Rev. J. 11. Peters, at the residence of
the bride's parents. Mr. 8. L. HKNItlQU K-i, of Jeffer
son, Texas, to Miss LIZZIE C. H1CKEY, eldest
daughter ol Mr. John Hickoy, of this city,
NAPTJY PELMAN. On the 1st instant, by the
Rev. J. 8. Keunard. No. 72o N. Broad street. Mr.
OHCAU O. NAPUY and Miss MARY E. SKLMAN,
both oi this city,
DIED.
r BACON. On the evening of the 1 1 lb Instant, BES
SIE W., lnlaut daughter of Edward and Llizle W.
liacon.
DEVIR.-Onthe Bth Instant, FRANCIS JOSEPH,
son ot Patrick aud the late barah Devlr. A
The relatives aud friends or the family are resfiect
Tilly invited to attend the funeral, from the resi
dence of bis father. No. 102(1 Locust street, on Uuuday
aiternoon at 1 o'clock,
EARNEST. On the KHU Instant, IIENRY a
EARNEST, eldest sou of Henry aud Barah Earnest,
In tbe 4lst year of his age.
The relatives aud friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late real
deuce. East Washington lane, Oeruiautown, on Huu
ooy morning at 10 o'clock.
FIELD. On Thursday, tbe loth Instant, at S o'clock
P.M., BKMSIE, daughter ot John aud barah 11. Field,
n the 8d year of her age.
Funeral from her parents' residence. Ilestonvllle,
on Monday, tbe 14th luntaut, at 10 o'clock. To proceed
at Laurel 11 HI.
FINE. In Lower Merlon township, Montgomery
county, on the morning of tbe l'ith Instant, HENRY
MACKIK, son of John H. and Allelta Fiuo, aged 11
months and 21 days.
II ENDERSON. On the 9th Instant. ELIZABETH
HENDERSON, daughter of the late Joseph aud Ann
I'ursons, aged 37 years.
Tne relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her sister, Mrs. John Kenwonhy, No. .'ill N,
Twenty-third street, on bunday morning, the liltu In
stant, at B o'clock. To proceed to Norrlstown for
burial.
OMINMSTTER. On theOlh Instant, DAVID OM IN-S-KTTKK,
in the iStb year of his age.
The relatives aud friends of the family are respect
f illy Invited to attend the funeral, from hl9 parents'
lesidence. Upper Merlon Township, Montgomery
couu'y, near Messrs. Dennis Anderson & Co. 's Mill,
on hunday afternoon, tbe lath instant, at 2 o'clock.
I utieral to proceed to Oulf Church.
OTT. On the 5th Instant, JOSEPH. OTT, sin of
Mary aud the late Jacob Olt, or New Orleaus, axed 1
years.
His relatives and fr'ends aad these or the family
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
which will take place on Haturday morning'
the 12tn Instant, from bis late reddeuce, lu Haver lord
township, Delaware county, at 9 o'clook. without tor
ther notice. Services at Ht. Deonis' ClMircb, Car
riages will leave Mr. Hluion Oariland's ollloe. Thir
teenth street, above Chenuut, at 8 o'clock precisely.
RICHARDSON. On tbe 11th Instant, WILLIK
twin son ot William H. and C. D. Richardson, In the
18th year of his age.
The relatives audlfrlends ot the family are luvlted to
atteud the funeral, from the reMtdeuce ol his parents.
No. los N. Twelfth street, ou Monday afternoon, the
1 lib Instant, at 2 o'clock.
RUDD. On the morning of the 12th Instant, Com
tuodoreJOUN RUDD, U.tt. N.
STOCKTON. At Burlington. N. J., on the niornlug
of the Ulh Instant. MARY V. R., daughter of Hatuuel
W. and Mary A. HUicklon, In the 17 ih year other age,
The relatives aud friends ot the family are respeui
hilly invited to atteud the funeral services, at her
parents' residence, ou Monday eveulng, the 14th In
stant, at 7 o'clock. Interment at Laurel Hill Ceme
tery, ou Tuesday niorulug at lo, o'clock.
WOSTEN HOLM'S AND B0D(EB3' TOGKET
-. Knives, and genuine "Ltis" ( Bralthwalte's)
SfiLl?ri' ro") pattern, and those ot less eele
Dialed makers, for sale by
No. a (Eight Thlrty-flve) Market MU. below Ninth.
"pOLlSHKD STEEL SPRING, ARC AND
sale by,oper" Compasses, Dividers, and Callipers, for
. No. (W (Eight Thlrty-flve) MrkeUtu? , beh wNmth .
TfOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS WE HAVE
fTninrpr,rf"1 Jr,n. Jaokstones and
iniS"'"-i,2.xe"'" Tools. Bmall Hatchets, Haws and
k25!J2-TRUMAN A slUW,
No. Kit, (Eight Thlrty-flve) Market Ht below Ninth.
pRAN G'S
AMERICAN CIIROMOS
IN IMITATION Or Oil. PAINTINOH.
PnblUhed by U PRANG A CO.. Boston. Bold In
all Plotnre Stores. Bend lor Catalogue. 10 I tuthsim
gAUCH'S RAW DONB
filTPKR-PnOSPHATK Or II9tK.
The great Fertlllrer or all crops. Qnlck in U
action, and permanent In Its effects. Established over
twelve years.
Dealers supplied by the cargo, direct from the wharf
of the manufactory, on liberal terms.
Manufactured only by
BATJOH ARSONS,
Office Bo. 20 South DELAWAKK Aventie,
ftsmwjrp Philadelphia.
JpOR TIIE INFORMATION OP
HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT BECVRITIKa,
who may wish to convert them Into the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF TIIE
Union Taciflc Railroad Co.,
We publish below the terms opon which thoy ma;
now be exchanged at the ofllce of the Agents of the
Company in this city,
WB, FAINTER 3l CO.,
NO. 86 SOUTH THIRD NTREET.
It will be seen that a handsome promt may be
realised by the exchange.
On 6-201 of 1862, difference of t234 33 will be paid.
On 5-208 ot 1864, do, 189'88 will be paid.
On l-20s of 1865, do. l9-83 will be paid,
On 6-208 of July '05, do 1174-33 will be paid.
On 1881s, do. 1209-85 will be paid.
OnlO-tos, do. IsmwIllbepaiC.
On 7-SOs, 2d series, do. 1180-88 will be paid.
On 7-308, 8d series, do, 174-38 will be paid.
(For each thousand exchanged.) msp
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE TIIE FOUR-STORY" DWELL
lug House, No. 1008 LOCUST Street, handsomely
furnished, and replete with every convenience.
Tbe furniture can be sold with the house.
Apply on the premises. 10 3 lot
TO RENT.
TO RENT ELEGANT COUSTRY SEAT,
JLiiiihandsomely furnished, to rent for two years and
a-hair, from November 1, !887, iu Montgomery county,
short distance from Jenklntowo Station, on tbe North
Pennsylvania Railroad. Apply to
C. II. fc H. P. MU I RH KID,
10 3 lot No. 205 8. SIXTH Wtreet.
WANTS.
Sjl WANTED TO RENT A FURNISHED
iji RESIDENCE, for six or twelve months, west of
Tenth, aud btlwean Pine anrl Vlnn urmni.
Must be In first-rate order, and will be kept so. No
small children. Address "Merchant," box 2784
I'omt om.-. 10 12 .it;-
"GENT.'S furnishing goods.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
IHU FINE SHIRT EMPORIUM,
Nos. 1 and 3 North SIXTH Street.
JOHN Oi ARRIS ON,
Importer, Manufacturer, amd Dealer In
Kvery Description of
EMTIilJMEM'S FURNIMllINti OOOT,
Wonld Invite Inspection to his FINE STOCK Of
GOODS, soluble for the season, selling off at moderaU
prices.
Especial attention given to the manufacture o
FINE feHIKTS AND COLLARS,
Warranted to give satisfaction. t m
BOARDING.
-j-Q- (JIBARD STREET. BETWEEN
J. J OX Chesaut and Market and Eleventh and
Twelfth streets centrally located, Accommodation
for permanent, transient, and table Boarders. 8 112m
1867. CARPETINGS. 1867.
JAS. H. ORNE, SON & CO.,
ItllEsSlT MHEET, ItEIiOtT SEVENTH,
IDirORlEBtt AND DEALEBN IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CARPETINGS
ENGLISH BRUSSELS
CARPETINGS.
By late arrivals we have a full assortment of the
BEST ENeLIflU MAKES,
JAS. H. ORNE, SON & CO.,
IIES2SET HTIIEET, BELOW SETENTII.
NCLISH AND FRENCH
AXHINMTEBH,
BOYAI4 WILTONS, AND
VELTEI
CARPETINGS,
ALE TIIE NEW EXHIBITION DESIGNS.
Now in Store and for sale by
JAS. H. ORNE, SON & CO.,
f IIESNCT STREET, BELOW SEVENTH.
THREE-PLY AND INGRAIN
CARPETINGS,
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OIL CLOTHS,
In bhettslrom one yard to eight yards wide.
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moM sr. Louis.
A Steamer Sank A Drunken Frolic n
the Santa F Road-Progress of tke
Paclfle Road, Kte.
Sr. Louis, OcU 12. Tue steamer J. II. Lacy,
of the St. Joseph and Omaha line, was snagged
and sunk hIrM before litst twenty-five miles
above Pt. Joeph. The lo?i Is not stated, but is
Bald to be Insured lu Cincinnati offices.
A difficulty recently occurred at Camaron
crossing, on the Santa Ve road, between the
etcort of a passenger staee coach, In which three
men were killed, and tbe sergeant In command
of tho escort wounded. The trouble grew out
of the drunkenness and qmirretaome onduct of
tbe sergeant.
The Kansas Pacific Rri'lroad and Tclograph
line reached Hayes City yesterday. The Santa
Fo Stage Company and United States Express
line will mako this their terminus this winter.
There is no Indian news.
The Democrats will have a grand jollification
over the result of the recent elections to-night.
St. Louis, Oct. 12. The clothing store of J.
W. Brown A Co., Third street, near Washington
avenue, was damaged this morning to the
amount of $10,000 to $13,000. The amount of
Insurance is not known.
Fire In Montreal The Remains of a Matt
Found In the ttulna.
Montreal, Oct. 11. A house ol ill-fame
was burned iu this city but night, and the re
luins of a man were louud iu tne rums, but too
much charred to be Ideniiticd.
Latest Markets by Telegraph.
Baltimork. Oct. 12. Cotton very dull; middling
noniiual ut ls.'f. Flour quiet but firmer; Wheat firm
at it M2 k6 lor prima. Corn weak at (55o. decline;
wlilie, ii'i6(.urs; yollow, 1 18: mixed l-4i. Oats
l..wer; huIps t 70rr73o. Rye So. lower; sales at ti 70,
Provisions firm but unchanged. .
Obituary This morning we learn of the
decease of Commodore John Itudd, which occurred
last night at bis resilience, ou Spruce street, below
itroad, after a liniferliig nines-, lie was, we believe,
born In Irederlcksburgr, Virginia, but la his latter
years has resided In our own olty. His name has been
associated wllh the naval history ot our country for
years. After serving honorably tor a quarter ofacen
tnry, he was placed on tho retired list on the 21st of
December, I sol. with the rank of Commodore, to await
orders of the Navy Department, jiih sudden death
has caused deep sorrow and universal regret.
Fatal Accident. About half-past 10 o'clock
this morning Thomas Anderson, forty-five years of
sije. fell from the masthead i.f I lie schooner William
O. liarllett, lyiuK at Crump's wharf, foot of Oils
street, and was instantly killed. He was taken to his
residence, In the rear of No. Stanley street.
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PORT OJf PHILADELPHIA........ OCTOBER IS.
BTATB OY tBXBHOKlTSB AT THB IVKNIMS ISLI.
eBAPK orricB.
7 A. M.. 68ll A. M.........M.64i P. M....w...66
. v. CLEARED THIS MORN I NO.
Brlu Rebecca oneppard, Beabtou, Rotterdam, Work-
eCHedMNr(frtoDn Ac?""11' Ganily. Petersburg, Auden
Hchr Ida li, Adams.'smlthfleld. d0
Si4rM. Van Uusen, Corson, Richmond, Huntsinger
B& WeUl'mtt'ui11' CM8' Nntuclcet Castaer, Stlckney
fcchr Northern Llfht, Ireland, Providence, Rommel A
Hunter. "
SchrC. U.Cranmer, Cranmer, Boston, Dover Bulk.
ley A Co. 1
Bcbr h Kdwards, Bolce, Boston, Day, Hodden A ro
KIT Iilaiuond Btale, ItolilnHou, Baltimore, J. D. ItuoH.
ARRIVED Tms MORNING.
8chr Helen Mar. Wines, 4 days Irom Oeorgetown.
with corn to captain. w0
Schr l' Kdwards, Bolce, from Boston.
Schr C. O. Cranmer, Cranmer, from Boston,
Sclir Mary and Caroline, Uundy, from Derbv.
Hchr Kose. Williams, from Millville.
Heiir Ida I, AdAniii, from Pelinsgrove.
Sleanier If. L,. tlaw, Ilur, 13 Hours Iroui Baltimore
wllh luu.e. to A. droves. Jr. minmore,
Steamer W. Whllldln, RlgKans, from Sassafras, with
peaches to J. D. RuotL
RETURNED.
SchrS. L. Russell, Smith, for Boston, with coal, was
dismasted at s p. M. yesterday, off Reedy Island.
curliiK a squall; lost toretopiuast and mainmast head
and all attached. Was towed back to port for reualrs'
by tug K A. bouder.
. , T , MEMORANDA.
?;,eBJn,shJP J,,n'ftta, Hoxle. from New Orleans for
Philadelphia, at Havana yesterday. u"eans ror
Steamship Star of the Union, Cooksey. heuca for
New Orleans, at Havana yesterday. 8 09 ror
HarJh'Tnmt.8Bll,,,,Ury f0r "'p"
lOtMns?" E ClBrke' "I'l'S, hence, at New Bedford
DlsChVron98th,lnslBndy' t0t W ""ed Tom
nbrReadlug RR. No. 40, hence, at Norwich loth
Hunter perry, for Philadelphia, at Newport
Bchr American Eagle. Shaw.forPhlladelphlaalled
from Providence loth Inst, .
Schr Reading RR. No. ii. for Philadelphia, sailed
Irom Norwich 10th Inst. ' D,"ou
Bbhrs Naiad Queen, Chase, and Joseph W. Wilson
Bomers. hence, at Newport loth Inst. '
Fears are entertained for the safety of the schr J B
Cunningham, of New London, Captain Gilbert Roath'
which left Philadelphia about 25 days since with coal
lor Providence.
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OCTOBER 12, 1867.
mi am ammsm toxic
(NOT A WniSKT FEEFASATI0N)
HOOPLAND'S
CERWArj BITTERS
WILL CURB
DEBILITY ! DEBILITY !
IUiuttlag from njr Cnse WhiUvir
PB0STIUTI0N OF TIIE SYSTE31
DfDTJCKD BT
KXPOSCBB
rETEBS,
OB
DISEASES OF CAMP LIP.
SOLDIERS, CITI7.KNH, HUK OB T
HAIJB ADULT OB TO BTH,
Daa liquors for lu almost miraculous efiecu,
o
DYSPEPSIA.
Aad Diseases Reinltlag from Disorder
of tbe Liver and Digestive Orgama
ABB CUBED BT
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
This Bitters has performed more Cures rives hottA.
Battalactlon. nawiuore Testimony, has more Resoect
IhtmKkll UCi JrK' "'"n
We defy any oce to contradict this assertion, ana
VTIIX PAY tlOOO
To any on who will prodooe a cerUflaate publish
by us that la not genuine. '
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS
WILL CDER EVERT CABB OP
CIIHONIC OB MEBVOVM DEBIUTT,
1M
DiMAMN OF THE KIDNEYS.
F
Observe the following Symptoms rmultinr from Dl
orders ot the Digestive Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles. Fullness of Blood to th.
Head, Acidity of the Utomach, Nausea, Heartburn
Disgust lor Food, Fullness or Weight in the
fc tomach, Hour Kructatlous Sinking or Flat
tering at tbe pit of the btomsch, Swim
ming of the Head, Hurried and Dif
ficult Breathing, Fluttering t
the Heart, Choking or HutTo-
cating Sensations wlien
in a lying posture. Dimness
of Vision, Dots or Webs before
the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain In
..the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration,
c,I ellnwnessof theBkln and Kyes.Paln In the
Bide, Back, Chest, Limbs, etc., Sudden FlusHea
of Heat. Burning In the Flesh, Constant Ima
ginlngs ot fcvll, and Oreat Depression of Spirit
HEMEMBEB
That IMt JSitUrt U nof Alcoholic, contain no Bum
WMtky, aiui cantiot tnuke Urunkards, but it tha Xmm.
Ionic in tli World,
BEAD WHO SATS SO.
Hon. George W.Woodward, Chief Jnstlce of lu
Supreme Court of Pen nsylvaiHa, writes:-
. . PlllLADKLPHIA, March IS 1RS7
I find "Hoofland's Oerman Bitters'- ta not an'litoxi
eating beverage, but Is a good Tonic, useful Undjl
easosof the digestive organs, aud of great benefit
rlaclpal OtUce. , IT&ISX. W
From the Rev. K. D. Fendell. AsslHtant Bailor Chria.
tlan Chronicle. PhiladelphlaJ
I have derived decided benefit from the nsn of
land's Oeaman BHtters, and feel It my prlvTleSeS
commend them as a most valuable tonlo to ail wlm
are Buffeting from general debility, or from diseZwS
arising from deraugeuient of the liver mease
Yours truly, K. . FKNDALL.
bFrom Rev. D. Merrlge, Pastor of the P assy link ft.
tlst Church, Philadelphia Bp'
From the many respectable recommendation. .1...
to Dr. Hootlaud a German BltSraT I was lndml
give tlrem a trial. After using severaj bottleVi m?,.
hem to be a good aemedy for debility,
cellent tonic lor the stomach. jj. 14XRRia4
From Rev. William Smith, formerly Paster nr .
Vlncentown and Ml:lvllle (N. J.) Baptist" hJrohlii
Havlrg used In try family a number of bottiT.
your Hoofland's German Bitters. I have to say thatt
regard them as an excellent medicine, espeolali;
adapted to remove the diseases they are iwnm
mended for. They strengthen and Invigorate the..
tern when debilitated, and are useful fndisorderaSi
mended them to several of my friends, who haSi
tried tnem and found them greatly beueflolal in ti.i
restoration of health. uuu ln (u
Yours truly, WILLIAM SMITH
DtK Hutchinson street, Philadelphia.
. L. Philadelphia, July is lots
Some eighteen months slnee, I was a severe s'uZre.
from dyspepsia. I was not only unable to take nTIfJ
fo..d without suffering great distress; but had become
tf anylnd.10 bttlluoat "ted for active bT
After trying a varlsty of so-called remedies all w
which proved worthless, I was Induced, at the sni
gestlbn ot a medical lrleud, to give Hoolland'a
mau Bitters a trial. I accordingly chased nix'
botUes, whlca were Uken lu aixllrdauti witTyoui
Tbe result wasacomplete removal of all dlstrexa.
lug symptoms after eating or drinking, and a full
restoration of strength, so that I now eat all ordinor
kinds of food with impunity, and am able to atteud
to all the active duties of a large and arduous busE
pesa as well as at any period of my life; the Kood
etlecta of the Bitters were manifested before I hS
taken the first bottle. re 1 aM
I have also used It ln my family with the hannta
result, and take great pleasure ln aitflljjg mll?,
mony to that of the many others who have hLii
benefited by it. I find areat benefit from the nseYtfS
liottle ln the spring and fall. They not only creaut .
vigorous appetite, but give a healthy tone to u.1
tomach by strengthening Us digestive powers.
If tbe above testimony will be tile means oflndnclna
any who suffer fuim Dyspepsia to give your Bitten a
trial (when It, I feel conUdeut, will give tuew rellell
it is at your service. '
Yours truly, A. M. SPANQLB1B. ,
Rev. 3. B. Herman, ofthe German Reformed ChuroK
Kutctown, Berks county. Pa,, was cured of Dyspepsia
of twenty years' standing
Rev. J- Newton Brown, D. D.. Editor of the Enorclrt.
naidlaof Religions Knowledge aud Obrlstlaa Chronl.
ile, Phlladelplila:
Rev. Thomas Winter, D. D., Pastor ot Roxborough
Baptist Church;
Rev. Levi O. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist Chnrch
Pemberton.N. J., formerly ef the North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia, at present Pastor of the Bap
tist Church, Chester. Pa.; "
These gentlemen Prel!.:JlJluha ronget terms
their favorable opinion of thus Bitters. "
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do not be put off by any of the Intoxicating prepara
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IMPOHTANT FR0L1 EUROPE.
Gravilj of llic Kalian SKnallon.
Victor Emanuel to Pass tho
Frontier Shortly.
Etc., Kte., Kte., Kte., Kte., Kte.
By Atlantio Cable.
Paris, Oct. 11 Evening. Affairs In Italy
have a very grave aspect. It ia thought th
whole nation will follow Garibaldi, and that
King Victor Emanuel will soon pass the fron
tier. The Emperor Napoleon will return here
on Tuesday next. Rentes have declined.
Frankfort, Oct. 11 Evening. United
States 5-20s, 74J.
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. W.
Secretary McCulloch's Place Iirastu
Corning and the National Money
Bags Generals Schoflcld,
Ord, and Tope Coming
to Washington
A Successor
to General
Grant.
SPECIAL DESP1TCBB3 TO HVKMN9 TILEOBAPS.
Washinoton, Oot. 12.
Greeley is good authority for statin., that the
President two weeks ngo offered the Socretary
sLip of the Treasury to Kraatus Corning, of New
York, but it was declined by Mr. Corning. Re
ports of Cabinet changes still prevail. Some of
McCuUox-h's opponents declared to-day that he
would not be in his present position ten days
longer, while his friends assert that he will not
be removed, that the President, in Yielding to the
clamor against him, only tendered the Secreta
ryship to Corning to satisfy the huBgry crowd of
Democrats who were ravenous after McCulloch's
money-bags, and having doue this, and flndlnr.
that no unexceptionable man would take the
place under present circumstances, the Presi
dent will make no iutther demonstration in that
direction at present.
A movement is on foot to have a Pennsylvania
Democrat appointed to a seat in the Cabinet, on
tbe ground that Pennsylvania, having been re
stored to (he Democratic fold, is entitled to this
mark of Executive favor, and as McCulloch's
position controls the largest share of patronage,
some of the Democrats are casting round for a
suitable man from Pennsylvania to present to
the President for McCulloch's place. -
Dan Vorhces, of Indiana, was with Mr, John
son this morning trying to strengthen his back
bone for more decisive meatures against the
radicals. The Democrats say Johnson talks
sweetly to them, but they can't get him to
act.
General Scbofleld Is still here, and this morn
ing waited on the President. It is understood
that all the District Commanders, except Han
cock, have been ordered here by the President
for consultation upon reconstruction measures,
and Pope andOid are expected here in a few
days.
General Frank Blair is spoken of this morn
ing as being most likely to succeed Grant in the
War Office. McCletnand's chances are niz, but
Blair, if he should be nominated, don't stand
the slighest chance of being confirmed by the
Senate.
From Louisville.
Louisville, Oct. 12. The Congressional sub
committee on elections (whereof Mr. Schofleld,
of Pennsylvania, is chairman) to Inquire into
the loyalty of the Congressm en eletit from lCin.
tucky, arrived at Lexington yesterday, and
coiuiueuct'u tamng testimony this morning.
Shipment of Specie.
Nkw Yobk, Oct. 12. The steamers for Europe
to-day tcok out $207,276.
Hearings at the Ckhthai Station. A hear
ing took place this afternoon at the Central Htailon
belore Alderman Beltler. in the caie of John Cronln
who was arrested last night under Bitsplclous circum
stances at the side door of Messrs. Benjamin Bullock's
Hons', do. 8 Dulllla street, by Private Watchman
Davis.
The evidence showed that between 8 and I o'clock
Mr. Davis visited bis beat, when he saw a man slaud
inu at the store door of the Messrs. Bullock On ap
proaching him tbe man meved off, when he was
Keiaied by Davis, who examlued the doors and found
that they were open. Cronln was then handed over
to an ollicer and the store was examined, when It was
lound that tbe drawers of the desks In the second
story bad been drawn oot and the coutents scattered.
The accused was held In fjsooo ball.
Christopher Hents, who works In a safe factory
was before Alderman Beltler this afternoon. Mr
Moyer, wholesale clothier, of the firm of Mover A
Lesslc, Hlxth street, atove Berks, testltted that his
place was entered by the second-story window. As
fur as ascertained, from nine to ten coverlids were
stolen, valued at about I'6(J apiece.
The place wa entered twice, the second time on tha
7th of fceplcniber.
Detective Levy, on being sworn, stated that tbe de
fendant admitted selling some eivbl or uiue of tha
coverlids to-day: he admitted having broken into the
place aud stealing coverlids. He was held to answer.
Jacob V. 11 else. No. 1U03 N. lgbth street, watch- -maker,
was before the Alderman. C. B. Buokiy. of
Berks county, testified that he had left a Watch with
tbe accused last Juue, He had called for It several
limes and could not get It Hie accused then moved
to the city, to which place be was traced. The accused
bad also received watches from other parties, whiou
he failed to return, uud which were subsequently
found in pawn shops lu thli city. He was held lu jiwa
..,0'h.n.9,,lBS a ,ad wu ftl8 charged with stealing a
loo bill, aud other amounts. Tbe accused absented
himself Irom his employer's place of butlne9s after the
transaction, which led to suspicion, lie was held ln
two ball.
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