THE DAILY EVENING TELI :GI.riI PHILADELPHIA, W EDKJSSDAY, OCTOBER 23, .1807.
A DEF CCR&TIC JUBILEE !.; F. TSB'JRG.
Mass Meeting In th Diamond, All
Rtacnjr City Speech y JudRi Thur
maa, of Olilo Tiie Fall of the Plat
form.
From the Pittsburg Commtrclal, October 21.
Hie bernncrntRnr Dili cliy Bnil .rlelnliy held a meet
ing uu Saturday evening tne principal upevrlj being
ilelivned by Hon. A.M. rourniaii, ol Columbus, Uluo,
lb Hie Diamond, Allegheny Cilv.
'J lie iiiceilug whh otganlzed'at the ' Battery," c ir
iii r ol Mrant and Webster streets, where ibe cilv De
rm crai y we e Joined by dcleg Hons irorn Allegheny
end LHwreneevllle. Some of the. rti 1 11 1 n xn In that
vli In. iv were rei orated with Culnese. lanterns, and
lireworks were distributed freely among the crow. I.
in i B. ker ca led the meeting tn orner ami intro
duced J mine 'J huriuau, who spoke as lol uwa:
Bl'tv.P.CU OF JtlliOK TllllllMAX,
Fellow-Citizens of Pittsburg: I am rololced to bo
the btaier ol ihe congratulations or tue lieuionracy of
Ohio in their brethren ol Pennsylvania iiimii the
It rluu vtclorlt s ) ou hvo achi-ved. Kvit since I
i nn reeollc. t Perm s Ivun in ha. been cilled the kny-
tolie ol Hie Deinociatle arch, the kensione of in
I nion-fur m bH inn one is to be. Hie oilier. OnrliK
tlie terrible convulsions ol the Inn w years II se.ned
tulle uiiiellciilmr that Hun kmii win I roinev.liiy
broken, but ilia i"s to nie Miver ol ail M i id, it is lies
ti restored, and Pciiiih ivatna l.i inci) more its key-
"v but. iny fr'PiuN 1" the le-soil that our vict-ir.e of
Hits i ur H ai li ' What 1 the uienM.i of liiu.trc.it
lentUi iibi) i-iiiient ilia', r.'iil"liim: In '. ninem lent
lnM tii rl "K end b-n eenlns lhr.ini:li to Delaware ait
Marymol end Kentucky mi. I lllinol .. reached n o
H ore ol I' e Purine In tin Biiiiimi r nn.l i'dhipi l.iei t.i
take up Ohio nd r. nin ivania m ine f - 1 1 . and ihtti
next nn n' h w nl bear on IH 'iiii'M N ew Jersey und
Mw 1 itK? VIihi Is it Cm', ijj K"s lb - Yankee ol
Jla lie )mn hands with Hie I sir oil cm verted Jl p i'ili
can nl i' UiIuimi m in repudniilnq radii: .1 rule'.' Wli.it
Is It I III" I i lulls the grrnl Mh'.dle. Suites ol Ollln sunt
Pennsv It aula In I lie lid nils of a p 'hi km I uuinn'.' Wuat
IB it tha, hiuaes Delaware nnd .M i y anil uii'i Ken
tucky i-linr In us i b their iicui liope In tiie nark
JnitiM '. v. nil w liii'ri tlipy lire tlieuti n. il ? v IihI iu H
tliut la Mlven iin ..ur gsilua In iiidiiin.t, ll.iilOii. Al.ni
t4.clt. mi. I t ol.iruilu ?
1 o nip It Beeii.B Unit die nnswer Is plulti. To me It
MPitis lii III IliP nieiiiililT nl I ln" vli'liirl.'M is:
J' iist. 'lliatllio A tneriiTHii penplo are not prepared
to mi i einlei e nihl inn luntil isovernnmiit.. "
i-eioinl y. That, ilio rtliite nine is not. prpnrrt t'
CHI r. line i its him: linnd. ami sill il'i r, I.T'.'Hi-t tr ad it Inn .
m o l ei nine Htris ul the black ruoe. (Volets, "evcr,"
awl i lii eis.
Thirdly. TbM the r.iai,'iianliiio:ii and Henslblo
people ol tlie republic Bin lint willtu to see tno
t-eiilh ceiivirled Inly u I'olanJ, eml (40Veruud by
IiiilI'M'y fle-imti-irn .
t-oiiiihly. I hat Hiey ere not wllllni; to m o tlie ma
terial prtreiiiy of tlie country d sguuycJ. in onler
to ei l i linn e I lie power of i pnriy.
I- iMilj . 'i i nl tin V am not wining to Ben tlie land
gr. uu i r u iIioiihmi'i years, perh ios, n ider a Un-iiien
a.i.l in i el t u inn kiicIi as fils wnnd never bernre
bhw w lien 11 may al te lionorablv paid witli'u Ibe
llletlme of a :i ih ration wall, lit r-pinllntl in. and
wiihoiil nJiiHIIee. Atul. Hinilly. that iliey are nut
. willing lonyer to corjiiiill our dfstinies to rnleru whose
cerrnptimi, wasteliilness, nd exiravaKaiic-t nave
eqiuiiKiered our trennure, lveii away our property,
and brouKht uh to lli very verge ol national uanK
luntcy. t his. liMPi ius to .i.e, Is ihe lesson immiit. by
tbu el ttlotiH this year; and 1 tnaok uiv AlaKer mat
e have learned flat Ipsmiii before I Is t in la ei,
Parlies have olieii fought 1 ir men more than for
principles; and our oppuiic.its ars nuw eekl.. to in
aiiKtiiwlH rucb a contest oiiee more. Tliey overhMk
the luct that our victories Ibis year w ere aciileved by
baltlinn lor honest principles aud linnest measures,
and tu t for men. They ovt-rlo dc I he la a i hat the
timeR are loo tieiious lor the peop'e tn ahnle one Jul of
tlielr wlsdimi, one HparU of ilieirpairl iilsni. one par
ticle of their cum nion sense. No. my IViemls, 11' we dis
play 'he Hume wlilnm next year that lias msrked
our cutirSH this year, is s will see iho Teoiplo of
t onsil' lili.nial J.lnerly and i;ood jf'ivi rniiienl stmd
end in our land with all its gii.rlutis and Ivautilul
preperlioiis, and Willi a iiut on Us altar thai will
burn lorever more.
I will nay a few words iidoii the Biiblei t of national
debt ami national taxation. You are at this moment
the most deeply iuueb ed country In the world. A
few years hi:o (iru' llrltaln whn the most deepiv In
debt; now you owe mur" than she dne. Kin; an 1 hai
tbiny x miiiloim ol p op'e In Hie liritls'i I les, and
In India mid other places two hundred millions mure,
making In all two hundred and iiiiity-.-lt millions ol
people HiPOecl id tie ISritisli Crown. We have bir,
thlity oi.e mi'lioiis ol pcoplB-two hundred and live
miliiuits less thaa Bbe and yet we own more thuu
Biie does
iieat Britain draws three hundred and lifiy-fn ir
millions ol (lnllais taxes while America draws live
Inmcied and hixiy mill Ions; we pay mure tna'i two
linn. Ireil millions more than they do. Tue pioperiv
of Ureal Itrilu n i . tlilrii-six thousand ui'lliouHnf
tlo lars: the properly ol the V m Hurt t?uie Is ts l
maieuat foui l"( n iliousand millions of dollars. Thd
value o the properly of Ureal llrluiiii Is lliree limes
UK much as the valued property ol till Uilitl Ktates
Btid yet we owe ii or e than alio di.H.nud piy to our
tietieial Uoverumeul two hundred millions more than
She dues.
'I he rate of taxation in Oreat Rrlfuln Is nlnetv
tliree renls to eveiy hundred dollars the railo or
taxation 10 properly. The taxation by onr Uwieral
Ooveri.inenl alone Is three dullnrs unit uiueiy-ilireu
rents cu every hundred no larr'. Hut, Hays some one,
wteie do you uet Hint fact? J tell yon I gel II from
tlie leport ol the Special Committee ol llcveuue tUiile
lo 'Joi'Kresa.
Kiine. one Bays I pay no three dollars and ninety
three cms on my property. es, you do. upon
a! nU'Hl every HiliiK ynu eat. d rink. wear, o -vn. or earn
i i u have 'not a ihlmc upon yonr banks, that nsis not
puiu miee to live tanes. imii y. u who wear i hem ir
the n. en bo pay the taxes. When tins a-vniii.Mit Is
pnr-pnled to M.me men. . hey are fonlisli eii.iiiiili in
b-pi rt tiiat Ihe nie i who wear the c otlies no uol p.iv
bi y lax on them. It would be Baler lo sav that Hie
laboring men wiy ail Hie taxes. I lie only way y,.u
can bdil to the properly of t..e country is by labor. A
man may Invent tne lilies, machine, and yet until
le bor conies tbei e is not auytliin ( added lo the wealui
Ol Ihe cotinlry. 'i ukciho nni.iliiulilr, who toils nut.
Hi illier tloes h Rl'in. ami yet is clad In s liins linen as
ki.ii.mnii. He tines mil add auvthinir t-i Ibe we ilib ot
tl e country II he spends hi- li ne iu idleness. I to does
not and as much lo the wealth ol Hie country uh tue
rhuemaker's- Hppieullue who malita u pair oi 111 y Cent
filineb in a year. . . , , , , .
You cannot pay taxes without havlnir wealth to pay
them with, but il is equally true that i lie great burdmi
Ol taxation lulls upon Hie laborini; classe'. It is ur
this reason that iher is not a clasi .so much lull
list d in havinif tlie people HkIiIIv laxi d as Hi.) l.-iimr-luK
people of ibe country. What have been the ell' cts
ol taxa.loii unnii the people? Two bumired yeif s asru
JV i.Kland owed bul little, and, ill Ihe launiiaart of her
people, as well as her poets, was "Merrle oi l Kinr
hiuu.' JNow Klie Is lu debt, and, in acconlanco ivl' n
one account. oiiu-hIxu enlh ol her penpie are depen
dent upon her poor laws lor support: and now can we
hope lor pruvperiiy w lt.i biicii ts.vailou as wh are com.
1 lled to h ? W hat Is lo be done? ltepudlailoii? I
my no, hut Buch a payment as tlie penpie cau make,
and which (-hall Htnp ihis immense debt of itilereal
you are payioi! eacli year.
Where yon promised. to pay cold pay gold, and
wheie you promised to pay trreeunarks nay grec-u-backs.
(Cheers.) New the next iLIiik Is lo lo tue
pltiiiiierinu of the public treisury. lii we eti stand
lieie and recount the one hundredth pari of Hie
tilunferlngs ol the treasary. H would require a week
Air. Jlawes oue of Ihe most radical or nion. wai forced
to atimii that the sieallngs lu one eir under a radu-a
administration wou.d uual ths expenses of ilu
cl.aiinn B adiiiir.lsirauon. Iu ihe goo I old days of
A udrew Jacks m's ad nilnlsiratlnn the exp -nies liefer
reHChed twenty-live millions of dollars, mi now our
expenses areas niucU in one slnnleyesr as would be
T' quired lo run the Government twenty-oiie years at
the old rate ot ex pen ill tire. Is It noi lime to have a
(top put lo the leaks In the treasury , to turnout
Ihe men who thus squander your mom y?
They hove got up un Indian war -a .,r Rotton tip
by men who wauied contraclM. What have been Hih
expenses offal war? (Secretary ism nion reuurted
to Congress thai the expeusea of that war lor Hih
ypars IWii and lbtW were over thirly m U I lorn of dill
Jars. Now how maiiv IkihiI e luduus did they kill
w llh ' hat thirly millions ot dollars ? I will toil you.
The Bpeaker here aul that a Kev. Colonel Ctilvlng
. ton rei oned ihnl he had killed one hnndrel peace
able 1 .ollendiug Indians, consisting of , Id men,
women and clulureu. and wheneve uny of hisau ll
enco wsiiied to fi nd a particularly mean man, tliev
hMi onlj lo send for one who wrote "Kev. Colonel1'
l eloie his iinine. i(.:i.eers.) Now how m iny hosille
Jiiil iihsilid thev kill 1 h this lulny millions ?
1 y a menjb!r ot the IIoiihoI IiH..res-iii;i' ivei.
llr. 1'ihom, alter luvesiiaiing the liit-l, stated hi it
eviiy hnsiile Iinlinu that Hi.-y Irul Killed cist Hie
(ii.vei iiment I wo milliiins ol ihilliir". Tue ei pedlil in
ol (ieiiei a' Milly c.ist over ii nno.u ki. and ho repurlxil
to l-i letary Slant n l iai In killed imo Indian. And
f n ex reKS rider h i.vs 11 Is a lie. he kille I thai Indian
(laiil htel I; and the humeri and tr iipers s iy tliey
botn lie, for tlie Ihd an Is alive ye'. ( iteno ve.l 1. iu in
ter ) Thai i- ire way your money u c-t. Now t will
ten on anotl er way li goes. Another tli'i g is uee-'S-tan
lo B'op llH benvv taxation a d si rale u p in t .ie
jeop'r, that 1", lo dismiss at leist o .e h .u i,t tne
Ollice hulders of the general Oovernine t. and sel
tin m ui hoi.o-1 work. Haveynienv iiint lii many
tin re are? According to the olUtlal report or t'i
H'crelsry of Hie Treasury, lliee are over Iwemy
tboiihand haei-.ers.ou in that one single depu-tment
moie tliini there were duiiiiB the entire aduiluttira
tiouol llucnaiiati
l iu aider Hie niimbpr or men In the o'her Depart
menis, and liiul how n any men yon are lecdiuir in
jiliii et-H ann who are electioneering tor Hie ri ilnl
pnr'.y. '1 Bere never was a Government so curbed wllh
ollii i -lioliieis as is Hie (iovprnuient ol Hie AniHi i;.tu
i'P"ple tills day. The number of h inge's on and
otlice-liohiers Is so great l"a- they alniosl reni'iid us
of one ol i ii4i p'ngiics wlih wnicii the Alniiirlit
Bllllited Kgypt. Let tliein go to w ork lur an lion-si
livelihood. (Ci eers.) Tnen aii'dlier 11, 1 ig; Give
these Southern people ronsliluilnn .1 linen y and a
oi il governnienl, and then U,ev win have tlie heart
to til' their lands and Improve their rnun'rv.
Then thev w ill be able m bear their snai' of taxa
tion, and lilt Just so much off y air shoulders, ilien
once mine wu will be a uuln d people irom the laic
to the gulf: oi ce more wo will inr o i'y march un er
the Hiinellag.bui our Inats will eat together as
we keep S ep to tlie inns c of the Union, it'liee 8.1
lio t' Is n-y friends, and on may In po to s-oyiir
country relieved from dent, your am ulders rellav I
tiotii ihls I ur"en of taxa'lou tiirusi imnn you, a 1 1
our people all over the ll punllo may beouuaiujre
lovingly united.
Covereea Hall. Snratoga, la ready for tlie
UctTerH. It Is to b one of the largest and
JiandBOineHt hotels in the oountr, accomoda
ting over a tuouuani ptopie.
CITY raTELLIGENOE.
IFOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS BEE Ot.' rHTDB fAOKfl.
Tub Manitacti'kf.hs ok Tkxtileh Aoain i.x
CorKCH, At the Hoard ef Trade rooms jestor-
aj an adjournrd oiceiiPK ot (be Association of
Couon and Woollen Spinocrs was hohl. wl'.n
Pre (kin Divine in the chair, and J. C. i' lo ii
mipe as Scrroiurv.
llii object of the mretinn wa to airrpe upon
a form f Rpplloaiion to Conuress for n reduc
tion of the Uve per rent, tax, which tliienteu''
to pnrulzc onr huhmrial tniciests.
I'len di nt Divine timed the appointment of
the proper comoiitt-Hv, and culled upon the
memum to ive their views concern iujf tne
Hubicet.
Ihcre beintr numerous outig men connoetptl
Vvitu the Afttocuirioii, the veteran Kirnam
(JurfrtI, 10 q., suggested that thej bhould lir.-.t
op heard from.
Mr. Ditmis U. Kellr rcnil Mi Intorostln
jlinlrd Jetier lioni Di. llellowf, in re'erence Id
tlie f-i si' p of la'jijr iu iliia count ry us com pared
vi h Europe.
Mr. ;nteil aid they n krd Concrcsq to dob'.tt
simple justice to Anvncin rininu'nc' urcrs, so
that oi.r tiiannfuctiii'!iir trinii' may be ptoli e'ed
iiL'ii'Ust t'jf -iu:per laoot ol hiiiroo''. lie tojltl
nut unilt r-tiiinl the nctc-si'y ol rni.vtijr so inimv
ci tftoiu-ho'.e niiii its, w ho levy a iax of nexciry
per cent., when romca'an ad.liuoiiul one fif
itnriy-ue per ecu:, lor tutpinai revenue pur
poses, 'Hie eovrrnnient, as at present conducted in
the lnUt mil Iti'venue Dc aiunnnt, lim a .laiu
in vitni ion to imsinns ipeu to stop. The f-peakor
hlitl been in ( Imuin, auil f-een jier-ons eii','ai.'t:d
in woullt n riiil.s at tiity eems u week in mniie of
the lower capucitief, and olliers received pro
perlionate wul'cs. How could American hit) r
ctnipele with this if We can prove Hint tlie
policy ol intlicttm; a TO per cent, custom-house
lcveiiuc, lolioivnl liy T,) or 35 per cent, internal
revenue, collected by a force ol nicu double in
nnrnrii r to what is really required, is t.uici.1 d.
Theie was no hope of pioiecunir the trade short
ol tne total h urn filiation or this tux. A hall
way measure was nut cnotieh.
Acriculinral moetiincs are male in this coun
try to compete in Kurooe asuinst its piuipr
lahoi nie wouipu, w ho iiiu eticas-'d iu the hel ls
in p ekiiie wlicat. The nianuf'acturer has no
machine lo pantrd acainBt this mendicant labor,
or they wouM ask no lavor of Consreso. The
speaker would personally nsk notbinir, but was
disooeed to see juHtice done, to the tra le.
Mr. Archibald Campbell tliotiubt that the
politicians ot the present day were disposed to
continually take advantage ol the laboring
chins.
The idea prevailed that the manufacturing
interest desired something more than it was
their lipht to obtain. The speaker would rather
take his char.ee ot doiuir away with every cus
toin houHe in the country than rely upon the
present h.vstcm of internal revenue taxation.
The proper course, be thought, would be to
si pnort no man who clisrriuiiniited atialnst the
luborinp man and in favor ot the non-lahorimr
clastic-, ihe producintr interests ot the CDumry
called for such a stand to be taken.
'the niauutac.urers ot Western cities were
t'.kinir this view of tinners, and at a meeiinsr re-
centlj held at Detiou tne view was taken that
the revenue of the Government ouiiht not to be
taken from the liborinc classes. Those who
oppose the lnborititr classes in this manner will
10. turn themselves: be opposed. We have a
Secretary of the Treasury who draw in Ir-iM
tendejs issued uornit; the war, and is putting
out in their place that which mauulacturers ore
taxed to l av. He asks no lavors from Comrress.
.but desncs .aimp!y a just and diecrimiua'.ivc
taxation.
Ceueial Patterson said there was no country
in the world to eround dowu by taxation as
th!s. Tlie majority in Conercss were re.-pou-iblc
lor me existing stale or alJuirs. TUe chairman
oi this meeting had been rudely accosted by the
Chairman of the Ways and Means ol Congress,
and tue chairman now jocosely intimated the
proi riety of sending sa'tt Congressman a letter
or s.i mpatny at tne lesuit of the late election.
An iirmy ol ollicers was kept in olliee to collect
the in. final revenue, ana then it Is rapidly dis
notd of. The country is thus covered witii
idle men. and not one quarter of a cent of the
tax collected ever reaches the Treasury.
lie old not accuse the Government of (stealing,
but all they tolleccd was consumed in salaries
of useless ollieiuls. The tax ou cotton was
neari r 4- per centum than 2, much of which
whs occasioned by the large expenditures of the
planter. Wo are to-iiay' pa.wng 13 per cent,
mere lor goods than the liriusti Government,
ar.d while an additional t at Iff is not asked of
Conetess, just protection was es 'ntuil. Labor
ers have to puy n tux on everything they eat,
and there ore tiet enormous wauec. If Comiress-
meu would ai'enn to theirduties at Wa-Uiugtou,
thines would he better, and it tliey would give
attentii u to the real wants of their constituents,
it stead ot admitting railioad iron tree ot duty,
there might be more prosperity in certain de
partments ol trade.
We m old go oacit to tne condition oi tuings
dining the Presidency of John Qutncy Ad iuis,
when $17.0(Jf),OtlO was all the expeuse of the eu-
t ie Government, civil, military, and naval.
Mr. Blakely mid that during the time of John
Qmncy Adams the country and population were
both i-m.ill. The application ot the national
expenaittires ol that tune to the present would
not do, atthoueh he did not believe the officials
ot that il ty nioie honest than those ot the pre
sent. (Laughter.) instead ot talking about
doing away with the collection of duties, he
thought it wiser to set about some plan ot doing
awav with the rive per cent. tax.
General Putteison said he did not propose
ackitig that customs collection be abolished,
b it he meaot to eay that it such was the fact,
the mahiilacMiriiig interest would be no worse
elf than it is to day.
iir.T.arsed oitereu the following resolution:
Ifesolved. That the Miinufaeturers' Union of
Philadelphia ak our members of Coneress to
use all honorable means to remove all taxation
on tlie industry ot the country, when such In
dus' ry requires it to be protected against the
cheaper labor and capital of Europe. It was
auop'ed.
Mr. Dennis Ii. Kelly called up his resolution.
ottered at a preceding meeting, providing tor
action with regard to estaoli-hiuu a fixed tax ou
cotton bales, the eame as the trade bale iu Liver
pool. this was referred to the Executive Com
mittee, with instructions to communicate with
organizations throughout the country. Ad-
jourted.
Mektiko ok Sailors and Marines ok tub
West Gulf SQUADnor.. An adjourned meeting
ol Hip t-upors and marines attached to the West
Gulf SqnaOrou at the t'me ot the capture ot
Aeiv Orleans was held lust evening, iu the su
pn nie Court room. A permanent i rganiailou
was eriected bv the selectiou ot James D. How-
lev as Prc-ir'eui : C Lawreuc-, Vice Hepident:
C. F. Ilollinesviorih. Keeretarv; G. 8. Hunui-
wtll, Treasurer; and Jo.sep'i Mercer, Corres
pond 'he b. ereiary.
A re. oluiiou wus ndopted giving the organiza
tion the title oi "The i'arragut Keff Orleans
l'rice Aesoc ai ion."
Alter the transaction of some preliminary
buHiictit, u oiiitii'tice, was appointed, consisting
oi three in eucn CohgreHsioiiiil disir.ct, who are
din cteo tn wait upon ihe me,u(.18 or Coip'rcss
aud iirae tbem to uhd their irintieni e in seeunutr
the pus twe of a bill awarding the prize mouev
Oue the suilois and marines of thai fleet.
A resolution was pa-sed inviting correanon
deuce irom the meuibcrd of the squadromvBi
dirg at a ibsim.ee.
The Assoc atiow then adjourned, to meet at
me 'uiiio piaeo on me nrst aiuuday in No
veu. her.
Statistics ok the Crrv Raii.uoad. We eave
a tew days 6'uce a ttatemeni thowinir the te
dip's audi xpi nditurts of the City Ituilroad for
ooe ear. The following will bhow the number
aud size of the cars that have passed over the
road from Oc'ooer 1, I8U6, to heptoaiber 30,
U67: Kieht wtecled cars, with merchandise,
72,lii2; ditto, with coal, 40,340; ditto, witu lum
ber, 410; d.tto, with lime, 164; with pig lrsu,
70!); express, 4238; emptr, 2'J; making a total of
98,312 eiyht-whecl; 21,423 tour-wheel cars with
the same articles also passed over the road,
making the entire number ot curs 119,730,
IloAnn ofTbapk. The stated monthly meet
ing of the Executive Council wn he! i n Mon
day evening, the Piesldent of the 13 ... Johu
Welsh, Est!., In the chair.
The telect comnnttee, of which Mr. So der U
chairman, raised at the last ttated inee'iug for
the purpose of consultation with the managers
of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad and
oihers, respee'lug trie establishment of a direct
steamship line to Liverpool, repoited progress
and were continued.
A communiea'ion respecting cheap freight
railroads, wt h the procce Hlps of a convention
held at the Cooper Institute at New York on the
17lh instant, elicited cepsio'ei able discussion,
Mr. I uzby anvticnttng at some length the adop
tion by inilioad companies of the policy of 3ou
Oninu their agency, in the worklnit of their roads,
to the liiriiisliliig of ihe road st ay aud mo'dve
power, and leavintr to private f.arties and iiiili-
hlnai eiiierprtse all the o.her detail;', of freight
tiansrortatioD.
:r. Kraley thonpht there were insuperable
(lift cnltirs in the pn.ctical apnjicatton ot such a
policy nh'Ch woi.l 1 render it impossible ti
apply it generally, and to lnn lines of tr.un-
p .1 latlOII.
The sul ject w:is "itinlly laid on the table.
The subicct of a repeal of ti e tax on cotton
was I ron ght to the uoiceofthe Hoard at tin
lu-t Mated tueefiiig, by a request front the
Chai'lpoton Cham tier of Coitinictce, and at this
liuetiiiii by one liont Ciricin.iati, to unite In a
menu rial urginn upon ('ougrc-.i the impolicy of
continuinF lb s t ix in the present Mate of the
cotion production ol the world.
The subject was ride
consider ami lepotl to
r d to a cotiimltle to
the Council at its next
fctsi'ed meet inc.
The Ooniinittue of the Month were then an
nounced, Mos-i'?. (nifiree N. Allen, Ma'.tlieA'
liuird, nn 1 Joseph V. Grubb, ami the Hoard ad
jouriitd. Etobfk kkpkrh' Unios. The storekeepers
doing business ou Second street, between Vine
and Conies, held a meeting Inst night at M -eha-liics'
Hall, Third street, below Green, to perfect
iticir orc'iiiiziiiiiii). Add, eses were delivered
bv various member explanatory of the objects
of the Union, uiguig that Immediate steps be
taken to abate the nuisance arising from uu
nnnantsible ei eroarhments of burners and pro
duce dealers lining busiuesson the pavements of
said luoiongh'are. A complete set ol oilioers
were elected lor the ensuing year, iucluding. an
Executive anil Kinancc Committee. Affrllie
adoption of the following preamble and resolu
tions, the meeting adj ourned:
UVnrca.', We, tlie membprs of the Storekeepers'
Vbion, iloinx IniBlness on I'orlh Second s'reol, be
tween Vine and Conies streets, I'liilade pliU, h.ivlu j
met in couiudi lo devise iteaures to tirotect cur busi
ness InteresiB Ironi ihe encroaehiuents ol farmers and
produce dealers, occupy inn and obstructing ihe pave
ments lu iront ot our respeitlve Btores, hluderinir
Hie view and pas ne of customers lo the siore,
fur an un wananla'iio immDer of hours esch week,
to the i;ieat naniayu of our business und "properly;
lliereloie he It
J,'isi,h(il, That the Executive Committee be nnd Is
hereby aiith.iri.td tn lake Immetllaie and vigorous
s i ps. in coui-ert wllh the city autlmiilies, to eulurcn
exlslliii.' 1 iws reuu atuiK Hie m irket Iraui hlse ou Haiti
tnoroiiKliinre, mi.k n. use of all leiral remeilies in
He Ir power loaiu'te He nnlsanee nrlsliiK Iron) ilm
encri acliinents ol tanners ami produce dealers doln
bus lie.-a In Iront ol s'ores Mlualed In Haul sireets.
V.v.od'd 'I hat tliu i:xei:utlve Couimittee be aud Is
lie i liv empowered, whenever deemed expedient, to
iu; itr n miMiiu lai mers nun prouueu ueuiers iu lur
ihei u.K ihe objects of this Union.
rnoposKD Meroek ok City Departments.
The Sub-Committee on Lay of City Councils,
consisting ot Mes-rs. Littleton, Ilaroer, t'uge,
Kim?, anil Kvaiis, met yesterday, and bad under
consideration the resolution of Mr. Hardslev.
providing lor tne merger ot the Department of
City l'ropi rty with that ot the Dcpartaieut of
Market", Wharves, huiI Landings. Alter a free
interchange of opinim, the Committee asreed
ui on reporting to Councils an ordinance abolish
ing the Department or markets, winrves. aud
Landings, aiid pending that the business of Unit
Department shall be transacted bv the Cone
misbioDcr of City Properly. The ordinance fur
ther provioes that the Ma ion Houses shall be
undfr con'rol ot the Mayor, and not in the
hands of the Department ot City Property.
Grant Mketinu i.v the Fifteenth Warp,
l-inst evexmiK a lartrc mc-tina ur tjo itupuoi. .-nn
citizens of tlie filteenth Ward was held In the Hull
at the corner of Wo3t and Coates streets, lor the
purpose ol indorsing (ieneral (irant lor the I're
8 del cy. Rev. James Neill presided, and Robert
Al. r:vans ollieiu'.en us secretary. K"soiutions
indoiMiig Grneral (irant tor the Piesideusy, and
ptoviaing lor the lormauon ot a t.raut ciuo,
were olle-red nnil mlonu'ii unnuiiiiousi v. Ad
dresses weie made by the Chairman, John Price
Wetlieiill, hsi., Kobert M. Eviius, Ksq., an t
otheis, alter which a Committee on Permanent
Oretmizatiou was appointed, und the meeting
adjourned.
AMUSEMENTS.
Madame Adelaide Ristori will appear, for
the tiist tune in this city, in her great onginal
tofeol the "yueen of Prance," iu Paolo Gnico-Kit-tti's
new j luy of Marie A uto' mite. In con
sequence ol the gieat leugih ot the play, aud
the t-Mraordihary channes in tlie costume and
scenery, the play will begin at ha f-pasl seven
o'aock, and the doors of the Academy will bo
opened at fi'45, In order to accommodate many
persons who are unable to obtain seats for the
hist representation of Marie Antoine te, the
manager announces that the new play will bo
icpeated to-morrow (Thursday) evening, com
mencing at halt-past 7 o'clock. Fuday, last
night ol Ristori in Philadelphia.
Mr. J. B. Roberts will repeat his rent rofe of
"The King" in Louis XT, this eveuing, sup
ported by all of the company favorites. Mr.
Roberts' acting in this play is really superb.
On Friday night Mr. Roberts will take his hrt
benefit.
Ou next Monday evening benefit of Mr.
Thcmas J. Hemphill, the business manager of
the Walnut.
Mrs. 1. P. Cowers has added new laurels to
her already brilliant histrionic crown, iu the
chnrae'erof the hapless "(jueen of Scots," in
Schiller's preat play of Mary btuirl. at the
Clietnut Street Tncutre. The new play will be
lepeated to-night.
At the Arch, JVobody's Daughter, the new
seusRtion play, continues to uraw largo au
diences. The great gambling scene is very ex
citing. Miss Kate Keignolds and tho entire
company are in the cast.
Extraori inary attractions are off.tred this
eveniDg at the American Theatre, including
gems of every kind of stage eutertaiument.
Carncrosss & Dixey continue successful with
the tiurrah Trip Around tlie Hoi., and present
several capital burlesques in addition every
night.
The ArocALYrSE remains at Concert Hall for
one v. tck loueer. No oue should fail to see this
great moral exhibition.
Seats and tickets lor Ihe Richuigs' opera
season, at the Academy of Music, e uiiiueiieing
Lcxt wetk,can be obtained to-day at Trumpler's
niue;c More, N'o. 02b' Chc?nut street.
Carl S lntz's FouHTn LIatinei;. The Haydn
synpbom, which gave so much pleasure ut the
last concert, will lje repeated tomorrow. Mr.
Jean Louis pium a charming song by Kucken.
Mr. Hruckncr p'avs a remarkably rJne concerto
for trombone, compo-ed by David. This is re
garded as one ot the grandest solos ever vritt"u
for this instrument. The overture to tho Mania
Fule, by Mozart, waltz, 'Decoy Hirds," by
S rt.iiBS, and a galop, complete the proeramine,
which possestes more than ordinary interest.
QERLACH & KLINC,
IMPOItTKltM OF IIUCU WIJiCK,
MO. lid HOI TII SIXTH N TICKET,
A hrUI.elHH. Ua.luii..l la ........ ..A.T i.H with , A
W hol.HBle and Ketall Wine Hoime. where patrous
niuy obtain, on nivouimoiiatlnu terms, every flelleacy
the marael allords. x-airouage sodelled. 5 3i
T. STEWART BROWN,
8.E. Corner ot
FOUUTH and CHESTNUT STJ
M ANCf ACTURKA Or
t aUNKB, VALISES, ti BAGS suiUble far Europ
(.Forrr.erljf t 70U CH8TNUT ST.)
MA i?J,VV lELTAHWril.
t'nr ndrlUltmal ktminc .V. j e Firrt ra.
4!-MfJA0 fUH f HII.AIKLPJHA-TUD3 VA1
N Kis. ,..H 19 Moon Kiel- 2 01
s-T-w -w.m 6 09 Hits wim em
PHtlHKLt'Ulfc
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t haki.kr Whkki.kr,
Jaukm T. I IH NU,
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FOB AMV-HICA.
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Viruooa
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I.ivi i pool...Uuebec..v Oi l. 1
....Liverpool. ..New York Oct. I
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...Loniloi .New York .Oct, I
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... l,lverpooI...N'ew Yora Out, I
...(llaKowNew Y'firk -O.su !
Atlai'tif Mi.iitiiiiiiipioii.iew i oik
A I us 1 1 Ian Llverpool...Uuebeo
Vine he 1'ariB Ureal -New V or k. .......
t Inn n I,lvertniol...Hoston
C.ofNS aslilnntoii. Liverpool... New York
lleeiB Llveriil...Mew York
A lhniaiinlu..fcoulliani)iloii..New York
KOH KUIWCK.
Siet.liattnn TS'ew York Liverpool
1 1 ipod Iew Yoik...Livernnol
( nhsi Hi stoi J .Ivei pool
New Yiik ew 1 oi k...liremen
e, HI I mull n New ork. ..LI vr i pool
renin j ivanla... New Yoi k...I.irei iool
Ata ai.ia New Yortt...Liiiutoii
I . Kiii;iioui New 'ork...ilnsiow
Hi lie i New York... II av re ..
LoiutsUi New Ynrk...llamhuri
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IU.IH WISH. LIUAt H.S1 1C, HiU
folemhla.., .New YorkIlavana (Vt, 21
tliiaece t'luleila i iiarlestou Oel. it
'I "on a wand a l'lillaila isavamiah .1 ci.
II. ilusiiKin I'hlnula Havana Oct. us
J'niieir. .l'lillaila yviluilnmnn Oct. ill
blnrof tlie i:iinn. I'hilaihi New Orleans Nov. 2
Al hi is are loru timed by every aieamer lu lliu le filial
lines. The Hteernera tor or from Liverpool ci 'I ki
ljui eiuuow n, except the I unadum line, wpicli c. ll hi
lonilimileiry. '1 be Hteaiuers lor or Irom theCouU
neel ("ii'1 hi Konl liain pion.
CLKAKKI) YK"STKltI)A Y.
Unique Trjuca, Jletriinan. Cork or Falmouth, for
nun rs, vv nrren, on uu iv aiorris.
liiil! 1'.. Mnllh, Morris. MAlanras, A. Merino,
if. el r Mary Augusta, Kotan, llallluiore, I .iplrtln.
St'r It. Willlim. Cuntlilt, ilnli iiiiure, A. Uroves, Jr.
Si'rt". Frank'ln I'lernon. lialinnore, A.Orovivi .tr.
f-l'r A. C. hilmers. Knox, New York, W. l Clyfle&Co.
liiK 1 boa. Jellersen, Allen, lor Aialllmoie, Willi u Uw
Oi burt,e9, w, r. I lyde & Co.
AKItiVF.n YKKTKTtnAY.
Ptrnmshlp liendrlck Hudson. Howes, Irom Havana
liin n bi.. Willi Huitnr. etc.. to T. Vy allHou s.inii.
Hi IK .. M. h liirlil. K iiIkIiI 8 days troiu ltlclnuond,
ai e . un lee lo w arren. Hreni? Morris.
isclirM.; Burnii4. Kicliniiis. 1 day from Cumden,
W illi train to J I,. Bew lev A Co.
frhr barah and Mary, Truax, 1 day from Dover,
wlih grain to J, liarreit.
(-c)ir Thliliha (iiee. l'lemlnp;, l day from Camden,
With gralu to J. L,. Hew ley V ill,
bchr is. C. 1' Uhlan. Tint, 1 day from Port Deposit,
wllh Kraln lo J. I.'Kewlev A Co.
Hclir Keading lUt. Ku. ii, Anderson, from Rlch-
nioiui.
t-rlir llarv Aucnnta. Untan. from Baltimore.
hteamer Chester, pierce, w hours irom JNew York,
wlih mdse. lo W. 1. Clyde & Co.
Steamer Wars, (iriimley. 2i hours from Mew York,
with muse, to w. Jt Clyde & co.
'1 ug Thus. Jt-ITerson. Alien, irom Baltimore, with a
low oi Durgea to w. r. ciyue at co.
meio"kani-a.
hleamahlp W yominy, Teal, hence, atSiivannahyus
teruay. Hiean ship stars and Stripes, Holmes, hence, at
Havana 'Zlst intii.
Steamship fetar of the Union, CookBey, henco, at
isew urieaiis ism mst,
Buripie l emplur. Potter, for Hampton Roads, sailed
from Kto Jeneiro 'lul nit.
Brig W. Welsh strobrldee. from Denis, at Malaga
at n nisi., 10 loan lor Philadelphia.
iirig Nezarlne. Murphy, lor illack river, Ja,, sailed
from K Illusion on Inst.
Brig O C Clary, Bryant, for Philadelphia, cleared
At New Yftrlr veil bril ti v - . '
fcclir A. (lod'irey, Oodlrey, hence for Boston, ashore
on tne J" mole Urouinl, w asKoion mmi iusi
Scbr Koiet, hence for iiooton, al Holmes' Holo 20th
Instant,
frrhr Expedite, Itackett, for Philadelphia, cleared
at jew vt.rk j esteriiay. t;
Kf.hr l-:ivirii Muiill lipnpl. at, Wanhllluton 21s. Inst
Schr J. T. Wi aver. Weaver, for Philadelphia, sailed
irom Newburyport Pith luhi. ,
Schr Sarah A. Hammond, Paluo, for Philadelphia,
clenreil Ml. ISi Hinn !Mst. Iiint.. .
Schr Mary L. Vanklrk, Haley, hence, at Pawlucket
llUblLHt. , ,
st-hr J. B. Allen. CaRe, lor Philadelphia, suited from
Kantuekei Isili Inst.
siihiih-ih mi.ek Diamoud. Meredith, and walker,
Sherlu, lor Piiiludelplila. cleared al .New York yea-
sieaiiier Alexandria, Pratt, hence tor Richmond,
BalliidiroiuKoilolkVllbtliiHt, f
ICOTICR '1S M ARINEKS.
The atenmi r l osta lllca, belonuuiK the VT. H. Paclllo
Mail SleaUiShio Comnany.draw Iiik slxleen leet water.
touched on a Buiiken rock, which Is not laid down on
i.nv ehari. on il. o .Inlv is. 1 117. at fi'8 1 P. M. . weather
clear, ou her passaito from JNagusakl to YukoUauia,
o;f luianu sea rouie.
This rock lies near the S. entrance of Hpex- Hfratta,
and Ihe reported miiKiieilc uearinus are as loiiowa-
cat end nt K u i e c-lma S. by K,
N..i.r iii tiiu ihe loiiowliie Boundlnirs wero ob-
taliaii Irom ihe t osta Kica. will! a hlieen-latlioiu
lu.i.d leari: tstar board side, oeveu lalhoms; porlaide,
no boitoiu.
liy order of the Secretary or the -avy.
TUUIUNTO-N A. JENKINS.
Chlet ot liureau.
Bureau of Navigation. Navy Department. Out. . lii7.
f... ...
Notice Is herehy Riven that In consequence of the
tiereb on the Barrels Itnck tn Courtinaciherrv Buy
haviiiK bten wasned auav. a can bnny. colored black,
with ihe words Jiarrels Bock" on II In while letters,
bus been placed lu six latlioms at low water spring
tides ami atinut Rlxiv miliums s W. w. ot tne rock,
in ii uiK In niiBiiloii. with the following marka aud
ceini:B bearliiBH: . .-.( m ma
Harbor View ilouse, Just open OU Coolmau Point,
JN. by w. r4 w. ,
rJ t.wer ou Seven Heads w. by 8.
( in. ii end oi K limaln Llchthuuse SE. K.
1 ne buoy will be removed wheu another perch has
hi en erected, of which flue nonce win oe givuu.
By oider. WILLIAM LEd, Secretary ,
Dublin, Sept. 27, lbt.7.
The Swedish flovernrcent Iibb given notion that
ftnm Sent. 22. Isb7. the light (ol whicn uollce was given
fioni ihls i llice on April 27. ISi-71. on Wadeiobod,
Under Islands. Bohus nay. will be exhibited.
The light la an alternating light, snowing every
R M.... ul.n. .,nu
m IIIUIO fru nnvi nuim naDii ... niiuu. ''"' - .. .
iinrailmi. wllh an Interval of twenty-one seconds' ou
st miiy between each; It 1b elevated pis leet above the
level of ihe sea, ami in clear weaiuer tiu.iinu iib swn
tr m adlstanceof Hfleen miles, except In thedlreellnu
ol nnrtlieaBl, when II will be bidden hy WaderoMtoro.
Tlie lliuniliiailiig apparatus Is dioptric, or by leuses
of I li e second oroer. ... ,
'i i,e ne hi (muse in Iron. 2 feet bleh. and painted red,
uh Blso Is the keeper's dwelling, which la slluated In
the valley to tue in w. or ii.
'J tie pobtilon of the llgbibotiBe. as given, is In lut,
68 lii4 JN-, 1011. 11 1)z oi Hreeuwicu.
liy comniBiid ot their lordships.
4ji.ii h i. x h v men A kiis. nvdrocranher.
Hydrographlc oihce.Admlraity.Londou, bepl.ii0,ld7.
SAAC C. EVANS,
MAM'rAt'TillKR AN BEALEB IN
OHS, TAINTS, VARMSIIKS,
Naval Stores and Soaps,
SO. 10 BOBTU lltXAtVABi: AVENUE,
insnmSn PIIILAllELPHIA.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC,
C U T L E K Y.
A fine assortment of POCKKTano
Tahl.K uviii'Hi, a iaui.s
OA l ill KT tt.(t PS. I. A OIKS' HI MS
sJ soijs. PAPJilt AND TAILORS
BHKARB. -TO.. y nKIjMOLD.a
t:ullery Store, No. 136 South TENTH Street.
I Three doors aboye Walnut
LEGAL NOTICES.
,r,mTin rinriUT I?T ri .T fi7. 4.4S.-
Dl;l.lllH,,l I.A, , -. , -
JHN M.HAllTti'vs. BOBEItr HAKMICaV K
W. T. hllll hf' ' ii vij o a ' !.'.. o.
The Auditor appended by the Court lo distribute
llie nii i i i . ,. .uiuni iik o.-rKiiiial urnnurlv
WtfXn SJlnX defendai'i'iH under the .hove and
ef'o' " he ,rra, No'ie'Xr,1 A! WZi
Philadelphia. -- - Auditor.
IU S.O IV --
MOTION AND FLAX,
HAIL. UUl a - - - " . ,
Of all oumbeni and uraudk
Tmnk. and W.kou l over uicj
.," ''it." V 7,iira.-iurem' lirler Felw. rrom oiih.
tJXrXl Wide" Hanlirig, f H-M T-n;. UX
!
JOJ1A W. r-V MiniAin a i.u..
tJ Sg.ioaJOM'AlW.
AMUSEMENTS.
rI8T01tI.-ACADE.MY OF MU81C
V Mreclor J. ORA U
MAKll') A IN I UI I'M I r.,
reiformance ou MAH1K AMOINKfTK JNigni
this evriiing. commences at precisely half-pa-it 7.
Dunrs otien at 7.
IJllrS twt-unesoByi r i'.. i is.t, wo unci rmv.
'10-'OKBOW (liiursiay),
KI A R I II'. A IM TO I N K r 1' li.
rjinfvimrdtl'a innt. Kini iinnnraiA work, will be pre
sented, Willi great splendor, gorgeous eosluines, aud
utw se4nery ol ibe mosteosiiy cnamc iT.
J-BI IA Y LAN i iviuitT in i-iiuaiieipuia oi
llllllllli' 111 -l I OK 1.
when she will appear In her gr'al iragic role of ,
fil r, ) V. A
therame tragedy In which Madame RI VTOUI made
her I rtiiiuphtint dehnt. In America
SA'l Cl'DAY AllKUMiUS, at nail-past. i. iuurs
0itii at 1.
MAKll', AIN III! IV KI tp; M A I 1 in r.r.,
and last appearance of Madame LllulU lu I'll I la
dell 1. In.
AemlRsinn to rnrmiet, Parnnet Circle, ena nnicoiiv.
fl; Unserved Spa s, ftti cents extra; Family Circle, 6t)
cetUBi oniii ry. :ta cents.
Sis. Is lor the Minine on he had at the Aeanmnv or
Music, end at TP U M 1'i.Ut's Xuw Aluiilo ibture, No.
I'ili II KSNC P Sin el.
Oh the Matinee. Bilnil'slnn tn all narls of the house.
Cue Lol'ar. lti.erved peats, 50 cents sera,
( 0 N C K H T II A Ii L,
J tHF. NT'T Stre-1, aO'.ve Twelfth.
Ol'I N TO-VMM J .
AND 7i.VF.RY NTi.HI' THIS WKl-IC. end on
WMiMSLiAV tuU oA'ltltliAY Ar'il.ii.NjUNd,
Ti e prtat
AI'OOALYPi-F-.
lilnslrntcd; The ll u-k or
HhYl-.L VTIONS
Uesealtd; the
vit--i"ijN's tn-' nr. jo'in
(ipened to view, iu liliy Rolen. lid M .y lug Tableaux,
t.l, owing what St. Juiin Baw wlu-n a l)oi- in
II 1' A I iN A IS UP K N 11.
THE DAY' OF J I i Mai K.N'I .
S I A llTLIN'l SPF.CTACLKH,
ICKN'Fs OF FNPA KA LLI..LK1) It s, a I II Y.
ALMl-MON '111 ,l,l, I'Altl'sni. K II A I L l-i
1'I.Al t-H AT TVVKNTY-FIVK Cji CliMU.
No Ll'M'IVI ll SeatH.
I- A II 1 I'll ION WPTINISDAY nnil S VIUKll V Y
Al-l r li Nt II iN i-, at 2'n o'clock , when elnldi en wi II b-
ui.'iiiitu d Ii r e cenla each. Doors open, F.vonln;;, al
i ii'cloi k: eniiinieiice at K. A Iternocns, tlooi'H onen at
2 o'i h ck; c. iniuei.ee al 2,'j. 'l icke'. ijllice oiieu dm luj
rue ay.
Rpllglomi pBjinrs of I'.VKItY DEXOMIVATION
vi v niiii call el e-iliiin to Ihls lulvel tisenll ill. and
send hill to Cohiu t Hall.
A. CUlrNF.Y, Proprietor,
FO It E P A U 0 II ' S
11 AM MO I It MANAMKIUE
AN II Mlil'l' i. I I III IM
riVE DAYS AMI MMI1 I'M Mo ItK.
H KM A I N l r. It O l THIS WEIiK
CENTRAL Sh A 'IT NO PA UK .
lllllMlt AMI WALLAi E si ItH.B'.TS.
I. VERY Al 1 EltNDON AN O i:VENING.
THE LIVINU UIKAFl'K.
SBliAKK IIKAS'I'S AlND BIRDS.
FINEST ClRCtS TBOUPE
EVER IN PHILADELPHIA.
THE PUBLIC HELriHIT L)
WITH THE VvONDKHS OF NATURE,
HI AMiN 1 1' ICh.vr Pit, lit! UK ll AiNCIiss,
bPLENDID UoltsKS.
(11 b'l'ii EN lEtlTAINMENTS.
tVHtY AFTERNOON AT 2'.
EVEllY F.VKVINO AT 8.
Doors Onen One Hour-aud-a-baif l'tevlous.
Adnii-sion 5nc.
CI. lull en, 10 .V ears a nd under 2"jc.
ON MONDAY, October VH,
THIS SHOW AT WlL.MINtl ION.
Mti. JOHN DUKWVS AUCH Sl'UKKT
lilKAillK, lligins at o'clock.
NOHOJX'ss DAirull I'Kll.
MONDAY, AND TILL FURl'HElt NOTICE,
Maeder und Fuiion's great drama of
NOBOUY't DAL'Mii 1 EH,
with Its Btartllng ell't els, and
MifB KA'IK BEKtMJLDS al IFN.NY WIUSOX,
ilia 1111KW ! R. and LADY KVisltiLWijit,
Aided by tne Full compauy.
lairlrg the pii ce a (lainhllng scene.
FI! IDA Y HEN" EFI'l' OF M HFIONOr.D3.
Al u N DAY. November 4, first lime. sURb'.
WA Ii N U X S T R K K T T 11 K A I R K.
N. E. cr. NINTH and WALNUT. Begnni at '4
to8. THIo (Wednesday) EVEN 1 NO, October 23, 1S67,
Mr. J . B. ROUtuu.-j
will appear In lloiicieauu's hinlnrlcal trattedy. In five
acta, HuLulaieil Irom the French, eulltled
I.UL1S
KIN'li OF Fit NCE.
Louis XI Mr. J B. ROBERTS
To cout-lude w n b Morion s pnpniar farce ot
MY PliECIliU-s HEl'Y.
FKIDAY-BliN EFl 1' XJF M H. J. B. ROBERT3,
VTEW ClIrJSNUT hl'UEKT TllEATUP.
WEDN ESDA Y EVKKIMt, Ost. Zi.
Kngngemeut oi me oistiiiguisnea Actress,
MKii. D. P. liOWElLW.
who w ill appear lu
To roncludo with
MLIilsliAW, IJAOSHAW, AND BUADSHAW,
SATl It DA Y FA MILY MA TIN EE.
Mis. D. P. BOWKHS will appear.
TTiOX'S AMKRICAN V Alt I STY THEATRE.
.' Jl.Vli.UY il. V FN I NC AND HAlUliaAY
A F t l-.IIMION.
Ci P FA T CUM ItlttATIIiV TllfllTPH
In Miami Hnliets Elhioiaii Liurlesquea.SuUKs,' Dances
mi lum niivs, t'yuniHsi ,cis. eic.
2W ELEVENTU STREKT OPERA U0USK,
I.LFVFNTU STREET, ABOVE CHEcACT.
1 UK V A M I Ii If B I'.hOLT
OPEN FOR THE SEASON,
CABFJCKOSS & DIXEY'S MINSTRELS.
THE OREAT STAB TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
IN THK1B
(ullANll JKIIIIOI'IAN MOIttEEN.
J. L. CARNCUObd Managor.
R. F. SIMPSON. Treasurer. g 19 ata
HORTICULTURAL HAL L.
MRAND MATINEE,
Ly CAKIjSFN'I, s oucii esTKA or 40 Performers.
HVl'.lll HltHMAI Arie.n.uuji
tCommeucliig October 8, lst7, al 3 o'clock.
Voealmt-Mr. JblAN LuULS,
SINM1F ALMInslON, 60 CEWTS.
Package of lour Tn keis for 1)1.
'lo l.e had nt Boner fe Co.'s Music 6tore.N0. 1103
Chesnul Ktieel, and at the door, Vii iu
AfcSKMBLT BUILDINGS TENTH AND
CH ESN UT BTBE It I s.
'ihe mammoth si ebeopticon. for a short
time only, commencing on MONDAY EVENI.Nli,
October 21, al 8 o'clock. This Instrument produces
11 e seme etieci obtained, uy a parlor aiereoscope, 01
making objects aiand out 111 hold reliel. only on a
itlnanlio , bialo. The collection embrace several
hundred c f Ihe finest Enroni-aii and American views.
t nablhig the managers to vary their proxramme from
tune to lime. AUinlbslon, on cents; cblldreu, 2-j cents.
'1 Ickels lor tale al Tiuuipler a Music btoro. ami at
lliedoor. ' III la ii
GERMANIA ORt'IIKSTRA. PUBLIC RE
beiiittals al the M UslCAL FUND HALL, every
SATURDAY, at 11, 'a A. M. Tlckoia sold al tue door,
and in all principal Muhio Stores. Engagements can
be made by addressing u. iiassi r.Ri , .No. u.il A1U.N-
i fbfy street, or ai xv. wiiiLiu 13 music biore, jno.
.'021 CH ESN UT Sireel. lu i) 3m
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
NOTICE. TII S UNDERSIGNED
would call attention ol the public to his
ISEW MOLDKlN H.AM Lei. FUB.NACK.
Tli la la an eullrely new healer, ll Is no'eon.
. riietad as lo at oiicei onimeud Itself Lo ireiioral lavor.
being a comhlmilion of wrought and casi iron. Ills
very bluiple Iy lis construction, and Is pel lectly alr
ilght; sell-cleaning, having no pipes or drums to he
laaeu out anu cieaueu. it is so urrauKcu witu upright
Hues as 10 erniiuce a Inner amount of heal from lite
same weight or coal than any lurnace now lu use.
The hytroinelrlc condition ol the air as produced by
ny new ai langemenl ol evaporation will at once de-m.-iiHiraie
thai il la the only Hoi A ir Furnace lunt
will produce a perfectly healthy atmosphere.
111. -se In want ot a complete Heat nig Apparatus
would do well locall end examine the Midden Eaglo.
CUAKLFH WILLIAMS,
Nos. 1132 aud 113 4MARK El" Street,
Philadelphia.
A largo assnrlment of Cooking Ranges, Fire-Bnurd
Sioies, Low Down Urates, Ventilators, etc., ai ways
i 11 hand,
N. B. Jobbing of all kli'ds promptly done. 5 lot
4,OXvw ,HJ
isTORTi-iNXCity!
ri.UCTION SAI.E9.
, f ii i. t. L L, A N I) & C O
lVJL ( -"n.f ft. ., s to Philip Ford o,),
AI'ITIUN r.fcl B- No. MM Id ARB KT Btrte
LAIU.E BALK fF Bum CASES BuOTS, BH0ES,
HKI.IIAiVb, EH!.
On Thursday Morning,
October 24 ronniieu lnt at hi o'clock, we will sell
by i-aialoKue, lor cbhIi, in" canes Men's, Boys', nail
Y ouths' Boots, shops, llrogsns, Bauuorals, u
Also, a rieslrahle assortment ol Women's, Mlnsvs',
ai.rt Children's wear, Irom city and Eastern mann
hiclureis, to which I be atteni Ion ol Ihe trade li called.
SH EltlFF'cS SALE.
Also. Inctr ded In onr sale of ti e '.till Init., we w!l
ell, by oider of the Hlieriir, A large assortment of
lit ids, Slioes, tinlleis. etc. IIP 111 4t.
J OHN R. MVKRS CO.. AL'('T10NB Bt
'I Noi, 2i.iriid m HAi KKTHtreet
LA llflK I'O-lTIVl SA I.K OF liniT'PIf, FRFNCII,
MhirtnlAN, AN!) JiOAIfM'llJ Hill UUOD.1,
Oil lour lllliln I B cieoll, ,
(hi Ihuifdny Morning.
October 24. at Ino eioik. embracing about 100(1 pack. ,
ogtB and lols ol Maple mid luncy unities. IC1H51
LA BOH' l'l ISITI VE SA I E F C A lU'ETINU. KTO.
On I-1 may Moru UK.
Crtohev 2S , at n I'lhck. on lour montbV credit,
ale nl 'ifi i hre'i'.f terrain, Vene.lau, 11. t, hemp oot-
ii'e'i', and ri g cur pel 1 1 i;s, IU li it
LAHil. 1 1 BT-MPK'ltY S4l F OF FltF.NCTI AND
OIJiJ-R J-l t.ol'HAN DRY iflljJJs, ETC,
Cm Mnmliiy nn. ruing,
Oi loin r '.'S, nt 10 i '.ii ck. on lour months' prodlt, 900
ots ol Ireetli. Ii ilia. Merman, aud British Dry
(hods II12SH
I M. (.LJiJlLY A rOiNS, AUcTIOSEERS,
t , No. 6e W A LN L'T Street.
Hold 7'emi!nr Sales el
LEAL 1 S J A l F, s l(,( KS, AND tVF.ClTRITIEa AT
IJI1-. 1 II ll.ADP I I'JllA r.JitllAMifi,
Hfsi.iiliillK ol ei i Ii r ) eiiy Irsiied separately.
1m n ci'iiili.tui s i nl.1; .on aim circulated, coulalnlni
1u;l ileaeriiticiis ol properly to tie Hold, as also a par-
tii.i lint ol pm ri euiiiaiiied lu our Ui-al Juilale lis
gii.tei , anil oPeii d at private sale.
Sales adveniaeu dally In all the dally newspapers.u
HATE ON HON I) V Y , October 28, will Include
Mill II A NS' lot L'l sa LI r- Male ul'C. Stlkel. do-
leieid. 'iliiee-Moiy buck Dwelling Boulhwenl corner
ji iierBcn nun I weniy thiiti Mreeis.
OM'IIANs' lot lil' s A LI' Same K.state Three-
sioiy liru k Dwelling, noilhwchl coi uer Tweuty-lhlrd
und vi rifi hi Btreeis.
'i-ni-.jil' toiiY sa t.i: Larito Lot or oronnd, utix
21h ,ei i, iioilheavl corner ol second street and Alls
ll eny avenue. 'I hree Iruntv,
wai.i.acJ'. fc i iii.i'. i I wo story DricK Dwelling,
N o. Tin.
NORTH SIXTH STUEF.T-Sevcn modern threv
Hoiy brick l)wi llliigs, Nos. 2411, 2413, 2415, 2117, 'Ml,
-1 V I , ai d ic..f. inan e lnrksireei. liiiii.n
HiOJlAS & M)Ni, M),3.
159 AND 119
. B. FOURTH btreet.
Sale at Nos. 1.1 1 and 1 II south Fourth street.
HANI SOME FUBN11UBE KDsliWOOl) PIANO.
1-ReNCU PLATE MIRItOKM. BAM A IF, -LIS
'IAIILK. HANDSOME VE..VET. BKUSaELii
1MPEBIAL AND 0 1' ei ER CA KPE Td. El'C.
Ou Thursday Moruiug
At 0 o'clock, at the auction lo.m.B. by catalogue, a
verv large und f xceildut asaorlmeut oi .""H"'.
HoiiBchold Furniture, t" "
Sa'e on ii.e Premises.
HANDSOME BlisllENCE AND iUUfllltili.
UII i-rioay iiiimiui'v.
Octoher "R. nt lo o'clock, al No. 2012 Mount Vernon
street, will be sold on the premises, the handsome
three-story Brick Rtsidence. 2ti leel 2 Inches front, 89
leet 1 Inch deep, aisii, I ne cm ire r urn n lire. . iu m oi,
THOMAS ISIIICll A SON, AUCTIONEERS
AM) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 1110
CHEbNUT btreet; rear entrance jno. 1107 etauaoui
street.
Pplest No. Hio Chesnut strce.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD Frit
MUill., LOSE'AO.il) I'lANii-rORTEiJ, CAR
PET'S, M1RLOUS, CH IMA. El'C. .
On Filday Moruiug.
AtKn'clock, at the aucilou atoie. No lHOChesnut
Rtreei, will be Koldalargeasorlineniol elegant parlor,
chnnibi-r, diiiliig-r.ii m and library loru. lure, Irom
lamll.is declining housekepiu '. 10 23 it
REAL ESTATE SALES.
el"JBLIC SALE.
'1 llo.M AS A- suns, Anrtloneent.
j- LLC! ANT fOUNTRi RE- I DH-NCE, CHURCH
Lane, tliiru house east ol the Baliroad, Mermanlowu,
li leiiiiing i lining h lo A i mm Mie. t two I routs.
'n T UEsDA Y, Oct. itu. iol.7, al 12 o'clock, noon, will
be i-old at Public bine, at the t'hladclphia Exchange,
All that loi oi ground Willi Hie stone messuage
thereon erected, annate on Hie northwest side of
Church laue. loruieny Ml.l street tn the Twenty
Becsoi d Ward beginning ai a aiake set lor a corner of
ilnaai.d olbei troiiud Mironrly of aaid Trevor T,
Fowler, but in. w of Edward Armslrong ; thence by
ihe aanie iiorlh 47 oeg. bii mlu., wet-1 2!ia leet 9 inches
lo ground lormei ly oi r hoemi.ker and Tnomas. now
ol E.lzai i th Ann liemsiey ; thence partly along the
mil I Elizabeth Ami Hemsley s grouud and p irliy hy
the hrreinatter described lot, soul i 4i deg. Jill mill.,
w est H o fuel ti inches lo a line w Inch iliyldoi this from
land now or late ot James It. Lambd u ; tbeuce by
the snuie south 47 deg to niiii.. eaal 201 feet aud fi
Inch to Church lane; thence ulO'-g the northwesterly
tide ot rt Id Cnurcli rune norln -111 iim. 14 mln., east li
te t j lei-Ins 10 a pnlul, and 1 h. nee nortn 42 deg. 28
mm., east ss leet 7 Inches lo i lie pnu-r of beginning.
Also, oil that lol of ground, w tin ihe buildings luereou
en clul, sn mile on Ihe t-otuneast Bide of Aruiat street,
acj liiing the above ; begiuninu al a stake set for a
comer nl ihis end olhei ground formerly or Trevor
T. 1'iwier, hut now ol F-li7abeth Aun Hems
ley; ihei.ee extruding a'o g the side of Armut
Kireet couth 42 deg 4'i inin., west Ift leel; tlieuce soaih
4T il. g. 4n ui in , enst by v roll ml tornie. ly of said Trevor
T, Fow ler, but now Ol Emma H. bau 177 leet; thence
Ly the same Booth 42 di g. 4n mln., w est 5o feet; thence
ninth 4; deg. 4u mitt., easi by lot Nn. 6 lu a plan of lots
ol Chum a IL Shoemaker and Robert U. Thomas, S7
ltet; i hence north 12 deg. 40 mln., east partly by
giound bower late ol J aires R Lamlidm and partly
by Ihe above described lol do leet, and thence north
47 dig. 40 mln., wisi bygioundoi the said Kll.sbelb.
Anu Hemsley 214 feel lo the place ot beginning.
(Under und subject as respects a oart of the l ie last
desiibcd, viz.: A lol 15 feel iront on Armat street,'
and txtindliig In depth hit lei 10 tlie tree use and
Pilvilcge of tuld Elizabeth Ann Hemsley, tier heirs
it lid anvgiis, owners, tenants, occupiers ol her premises
boti tiding thereon, at all times hereafter as a passage
way and cnrrluge road, and lor the purpose of laying
gas end w ater pipes therein, lu c-miunn with the said
Sprneer H. Hi zard. his heirs and assigns, aud occu
piers of his premnes hounding thereon.) The house
is well built and Is Imudsomeiy finished with all the
modern convenience: has parlor, library, dining
room, aud larue pautry. w lih hoi and cold water, and
two kitchens ou the first floor; six chambers, bath
room, and water-closei; ihlid floor, large and small
Btere-room and two Ml cs, oliservaiory. closed In with
glass, liom which tbeieis a hue view or Ihesurrouud
li.gceuniry. No expei se has been spared In fitting op the house
as Ibe residence ol the resent owner. It baa every
convenience ntutlouary withstands, low down
grates, bav windows, piazza extending around three
sides of the houHe, The gionnds are tastefully laid,
out, with an abundance of shade trees, gravel walks,
vegetable garden, the can luge avenue to Armat
street Is 1U6 lei t long and is feet wide, entirety over
shaded by a superb avenue of trees, making a beaulk
lul luniiieiiai e; aluo, a stone atahle and oarrlsge
house, with ai'Cunimooai'on for four horses and four
carriages, built In Ihe best manner, wph oak stalls
and obis, buy-loft, and coachman's room. Tueloca
lion Is one of tlie most healthy and convenient la
Mei maiilown. From liureh a e aiailon Ills only
three minutea by a paved walk, and Irom the village
depot Duly ten minims.
Teims Cash. Immediate possession, Plan at the
Auction I oi ins.
May be examined any day prvlous to sale.
M. THdMAS4HOK A uctiuiieero,
. . . KoH- ,:l9 knd 141 EOURPu Bireet.
Phllnde phlii, October, isii7. in 21 7t
bihAi.i ii . w
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
!KlTC-tb aud Cbtsaaul K tracts.
HO LM-FUSKISHIKG DRY GOODS,
Bought at the Recent Depressed Prices.
Sblrttpg, Pillow, Shietlng, and Table Linens.
Table Cloths aud Nat a 111s. to mairh.
W Ini-Clolhs, Doylies, Towels and Towelling.
Mat seilloa yulILs aud Toilet Covers,
Blankets.
Honeycomb. Lancaiiter, Allendale, Jacquurd,
anu oilier cpreaua.
DOMESTIC MUSLINS AND SHEETINGS,
In all qualities and widths, at the lowest rates,
"MOM flMVUT'i
HARRISON'S PATENT PAINT RrSOLVANT,
or Paint and Vainlsh Remover, f.-r uuiuiers fur
niiure sndcarrtaKe makers, printer, and l"'r,!t
'Ihe preparation will remove ihe hardest and
. lot fi em any biiiIuch 111.0111 scr 4. V",Ti.
Injuring the wood, or i. aki. g It ?;kV.u vi "isli,
11 wasl es oil' with waler, tak lug ihe ll
or oil with IU It la cheaper, more '"" -
more thorough than burel. nr. Pltl, dnalT In the
For sale by all Druigi'1r,V"'i" mn"Hii
Untied Slatea. Cnna-Hi. . -
MAKERS.
' V,icSud-handOiu-rla.eforal6. rt