THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2C, 1867.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Faix Or roAT.
Kail Overcoats,
fall Overcoat.
Jew Style Frock Coat.
N w Htyle Frook Ooats,
New Btyle Frock Coats.
New Style Business PocVs.
New Htyle Business Harks.
New Blyle Business Backs.
WllSlnMS Roll.
Fine Drew Suits.
All Kinds of Hulls.
Youths' and Hoys' Clothing.
Tout lis' and Hoys' Clothing.
Youths' and Hoys' C'lulhlij.,
Large Assortment
Lirgn Assortment.
Large Assortment.
Cln.-Our stock of Fall and 'Winter Clothing 's
full and complete and selling rapidly, but Is an rapidly
replenished, each dy, with fresh and desirable syies
Of new goods, purchased recently, for ess, at lfre
iacrlfloes, enabling us to fell at prices l-wer '"an have
been known for years. Congratulating our patrons
upon the decline In prices wlilnb enables ui to oner
superior garments at such low rater, we request ma
favor of a call. .
Half way brtwrrn 1 B E K v stt On..
Fifth and ToWKB II '
LiUhttreeU.) NO. 18 Mask kt STHF.kT.
AND Sft " Pboapwav. Njcw Yokk,
a Watson's Invi i.hbbahi.ii Safbs. The
attention of all business men, at present. Is called to
Wesslty of Having Hsles Impenetrable by the
b?"amosl ; skilful devices, and Indestructible by
r Since first improvements were made from the
old -fash Ion d Iron chest sealed In the wall, or beaeath
tbe floor, to the present formidable arrangements or
steel and Iron, Messrs. Evans Watson have always
Dioved In the foremost rank, and their Hares have
attained the highest reputation. Carefully have they
studied tbe arts of the burglar, ascertained and
strengthened the most vulnerable parU, advanced
step by step In Improvement, until now their Hares
fulfil every trust satisfactorily. Let the Are burn with,
seven-fold Intensity, or the greatest mechanical force
be exerted both prove futile. Their latest Improve
ment Ik their Hieum Fire proof Hate, which hai been
tried ollen, and not found wanting in any particular,
and. like the fabled (salamander, defies the fiercest
heat. Messrs. Kvana A Watson fear not to place their
Kales In competition with any or all others, whether
of foreign or American manufacture. Their triumphs
have been many: their merit Is Indisputable. At all
times this firm have on hand the best oruafes at their
tatabUahment, No. 28 8. Seventh street.
Ham. A Oo.'s (Jbkat ry Goods KMPf.Biru. Tha
attention of our readers is called to the extensive
dry goods establishment of Edwin Hall A Co., No.
2i Mouth Second strret. Bargains are offered bar
gains In dress goods of all kinds and fabrics of every
variety. The Tall and winter season Is upon us; the
garments ot summer are cast off, and In their place
we must have something warmer and mora substan
tial. Hail A Co.'a great rail and winter stock ot
goods Is being received, and to make room for them
tbe entire contents of tbe large establishment ara
being sold out at unheard-of rales. This dry goods
emporium Is one ot the finest In our Quaker City, and
business transactions with It always result aatlsCao
lorlly. As bkoards tbe Impeachment of the President,
there seems to be a difference oi opinion among all
parties; bnt we bave yet to see any difference of
opinion, among the well Informed on the subject, as
to tbe beauty and cheapness oi the first-class Beady
made Clothing sold at Charles Stokes & Co.'a Cloth
ing House, under tbe Continental. All Haltt brought
before this court terminate satisfactorily.
A List of thi Bankhitpts, together with the
names ot their creditors and the amount due each, Is
now being published In the "Commercial List" and
"Price current."
gff Fmi.tvot Inducement! !
Mi' Unvmal Inducements!
Mf Unusual Inducements I
JUT Ifnvrual Inducement I
JHTl'nutual Inducements I
1 tauiul Inducements I
MiT Vtiumal Inducements 1
! I
00-( milin jnaucemeius ;
We now offer an immense ttock of Ne.ui
Clothing or Hen's and Boys' Fall and
Winter wear, made In the most careful
liemember i manner, and of materials bought in first
hands, al ruinous yricet to lite manvac
turers. 2'hU Ults the whole story.
WANAMAKKH l UROWN,
Tun Larokbt clothing House.
Oak Hall,
ON T Hit CORNER OF SIXTH AND MaKKKT ST9.
DIED.
For additional Dealtis see Third Pape.
COLLIER. On the 2otu Instant, CHARLES COL
LIKlt, axed 20 years, on board the United States ship
Bassacus, hospital ship at the Philadelphia Navy
Taid, ot cholera, (Washington, 1), C, papers please
copy.)
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FOB ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITKM8 BBS INSI PAOSa,
Relioio08 Matters. A very earnest spirit
appears to be pervading the rellttlous portion ot the
community at present, as is evident from the large
number of special services which are now In progress
in different portions of tbe city. We present the fol
lowing budget of church news:
Presbylerum. The Old ochool Synod of Philadel
phia, embracing the Presbyterlei or Philadelphia,
Philadelphia Second, Philadelphia Cenlr!, New
Castle, Northumberland, Huntingdon, Donegal, and
Shanghai, China, commenced Its annual session at
the Mahoning Presbyterian Cnurcb, Dauville, on the
17lb Inst, lheopeulng sermon was preached by the
' Rev. Dr. Halsey, of Norrlstown, the retiring Mode
rator. The Kev. O. O. McLean, of Lewlsion, was
elected Moderator, and the Kev. Mr. Barron, ot Hoi
lidaysburg, Clerk. The principal subjects brought
before It were the Babbatii question and Christian
AnjisaIonary from Northern India, the Rev..Davld
llerron, will preach at 7'ao o'clock to-morrow even
lLg at tbe Ketormed Presbyterian Church, on Broad
street uetow (spruce,
'i he Kev. William Hutton will be ordalued at 7 30
o'clcck to-morrow evening, at the Oreeuwtch Street
Chapel, by the Fourth Presbytery oi Philadelphia.
The Kev. K. II. Allen, of the Old Pine Street Chnroh,
will preside, and a aerrnon will be preached by the
Bev. T. J. Sheppard, D-D.
At7"K)o'clcck tomorrow evening, the Rev. A, A.
Willitts, D. D will preach a sermon at the West Arch
Slieet Presbyterian Cnurcb, corner of Klghteentli
street, which the youDg men of the city are especially
Invited lo hear, .
The Kev. W. 1. Brown, a prominent Irish divine, of
Bedrock, county Armagh, will preach at W30 A. M.
to-mtrrow lu the Kensington Presbyterian Church
(Kev Mr. Johnstone's!, auu at 8 3u P. M. in the i ork
Street Kelormed Presbyterian Church.
TLe First Presbyterian church of Mantua, at the
corner of Thlrty-lilth and Bridge streets, has been
closed for several months past, lu consequence of Im
portant alterations and repairs. To-morrow It will
again be opened for services, both morning and even
lug. We understand that the ladles of this church
will bold a fair In Its behalf, at the new Horticultural
iioti durinor ihA lust week of November.
Tbe Pastor elect of the South Presbyterian Church,
at the corner of Third and Kedwood streets, will be
duly Installed to-morrow evening, at 7'30 o clock, by
thi Preahvutrv of Phlladeloh ia. The Kev. Dr. lireed
will preside, and the sermon will be preached by the
Kev. Dr. bchenck.
Mtuiiui. kninamal. Last evening the Ninth Anni
versary of the Young Men's Christian Association of
the Filth Street M. K. Church, was celebrated at the
church on Filth street, below ureeu. A large audi
ence was present, unu Interesting addresses were
Oellvered by tbe Kevs. Blsbou Simpson, 11. A. Cleave-
land, K. J.Todd, and the pastor, Kev. J. K. Smith
The animal reoort of the Association was read, show
lug lis operations during the past year, and revealing
the gratliying fact mat mucu gooa uuu oeeu buuuui
nlished bv the members. The managers have In coil'
templation tbe establishment of a nigut school, where
young men will be taught the branches of an English
education free of cost. The Missiou School lu New
Market street, under the care of the managers, la
growing; In numbers. At present there are over two
Tin nil reil MrlinliirM.
This evening there will be a grand Sunday School
Jubilee ai the Academy of Music, In aid or me
"Home for the Aged aud Inllrui Members ot thaM.
E. Church," The exercises will cuuiuience at 8
o'clock.
lute estlng revival services are now In program at
the Central M, K. Church, on Vine street above
Twelfth; tbe Western M. K Church, at Twentieth aud
Walnut streets; the Salem M. K Church, on Lombard
street, near Broad: and the blloam M. K. Church, on
Otis street, above Ulrard avenue, (special services will
also be held at tbe Fortieth Street M. K. Church, on
Fortieth street, below Chesnut, every evening next
week, at 7-30 o'clock.
During the past six weeks the Green Street M. R.
Church has been closed for thorough repairs. It will
'be opened lor services to-morrow, the Kev. Hishop
Simpson preaching in the morning, and the Kev. K.
K. Meredith, ol Newark, N. J., In the eveuiiig.
The Local Preachers' Association will hold Ps anni
versary to-morrow In St. Ueorge's M. K. Church, on
Fourth street, near Vine.
Sermons In aid of the Provident Society of the F.le
Teulh M. K. Church, on Eleventh street, above Wash
ington avenue, will be preached to morrow at 10 A.
M. by the Kev. Charles Hill, and at 7 M by the pastor,
IJav f .1 ('ahiii
On Monday evening, at 7'.10 o'clock, there will bs a
mi elingot the members of the Methodist Kplscopal
tf 'hurnli i I llilu i I v In f, vnr fit I.ilv Ittilireselltatliin . at
. the Surinir (Jariien Street Church, at the corner of
'l'wentleih. bueh ninsiircs will be taken bv the meet
ing as will tend to secure favorablo action lu the
matter on the uart of the next Ueneral Conference,
which assembles In ln;s. Addresses will be delivered
by the lion, judge llond, of Baltimore, Mil.: William
d duueo, j-w,f., vi mui iv iuii, iiju., jenjauiiii uaTww..,
jt.su., of Pollsvllle, l'a ; IS, M. Harrington, Ksq. of
'Wilmington, Del.; Kev. James Kiddle, of Wilming
ton, in f.; Joseph l'airish. M. 1)., of Philadelphia;
Vreuldent William 11. Allen. LI.. Ii 1'lillmlnhihln.
The Fifth Street M. K. Church ara agitatlug the sub
ject of procuring a handsome new organ, at an ex
pense of about tlouo. In furtherance of this praise
worthy scheme the Kev. A. A. Wlllllls. I'. IX, will
deliver his celebrated lecture on ' nuunblue lu
i n Wednesday evening next.
Pi-f.t'rttmt k'vtscojX'l- The congregation of St. An-
drew'a Chapel, on I iiirieeniu nncv. nuuiuii'
iyiii .venue, nroutae to Increase tU lucoiue of tu.r
chnrr-h by regula- monthly confrlbntlona, wltbont .the
assistance or lairs. The Kev. John Wright, assistant
at St. Andrew s Clinroh, who hss preached at the
rhapel for several months psst. has received a unan -nious
rail to become the regular Pastor of the chapel,
lloth tbe Church and the wundv School are in a
floiirlshing condition, and are doina much good la
UThY&TS!r'MofitB has been called to the pas
f rate of St. Peter's Church, but he has not as yet slg-
"ToHifo'rroe'ven'lithathlrty fonrth anniversary of
the "Bishop White Prayer Book Society" will be held
In the Church of the Epiphany. and a sermon preached
bv Kev Ir. (olton. A collect Ion In behalf of the
Hoeleiy will be taken up. They are In great need or
funds being obliged to suspend the distribution ot
prayer books until their treasury has received an In-
C,Toniorrow morning, at 1 0 o'clock, a sermon in
mrtnoritnn of the late Kev. K. ft. Chtse will be
preached at tbe Church of St, Maithlas, on Ntna
t.enih street, below Coates. Several promlneut
clergymen will be present.
7n)i.l.-On next Saturday af'ernoon, at 8 o'cloog,
the cornerstone of the new Baptist Church at the
cornet or Broad ai d Master streets will be laid, with
appropriate ceremonies.
At bsll-past 8 o'clock to-morrow afternoon, the
twenty -si nth anniversary of the Sunday School of
the Calvary Baptist Church will be celebrated at the
church, on Filth street, below Carpenter. Addreaea
will be delivered by the Revs. J. H. McKean, L, P.
Jl ornberger, and James Cooper.
Tbe Kev. K. S. Tharln, tbe new pastor of the
F.leventb Baptist Church, on Twelfth street, above
Kace, Is delivering a series of very Interesting dis
courses on the Apocalypse. His subject tor to-morrow
evening Is "Thyatelra."
Lvthernn. The Rev. F. W. Conrad, D. P., wilt
preach his first anniversary sermon as pastor of the
Messiah Lutheran Church, to-morrow morning at
lu 30 o'clock, at the church on Oxford street, above
Thirteenth. At 7H0 P. M. he will preach the Jubilee
sermon.
The celebration of the seventh Jubilee of the Refor
mation will commence at St. John'a Kvangellcal Lu
theran Church, on Itacestreet, below Sixth, on Thurs
day next, October 81. The Kev. J. A. Selss. D. D., the
pastor, will officiate at lu Hi) A, M. and 7 80 P. M.
Mt.irellaneou. Harry Morebonse, who is known as
Ibe "Lancashire KvangellNt," will preach to-morrow
at the Manayunk Reformed Church. He Is stopping
In the city, while on his way to the South, where he
aesigns passing ine winter among t lie ireenmen.
The "Young People's Mission,'' who hold their ser
Tloes on Glrard avenue, above Twelltn street, are
doing a good work In their section of the city. A
Sunday School Is held every Sunday afternoon, at 8
o'clock. The Rev. Mr. Pierce, pastor of the Nine
teenth Street M. K. Church, will preach to-morrow
alternoon, atS'80 o'clock.
On Monday next the annual election of officers of
the Y oung Men's Christian Asaoclatljn will beheld
at the rooms. No. 1210 Chesnut street, the polls open
ing at 8 A. M. and closing at 8 P. M. In the evening,
the regular monthly meetli g will be held, commenc
ing at 8 o'clock. An essay will be read by tbe Kev.
William T. Eva, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Kensington, his subjebt being as follows:
"The Business of Llleto be Chosen on Christ! an Prin
ciples." The Epidemic at thb Navy Yard Two
Mori Deaths Thb Sick List. The following Is a
list of the men now nnder treatment for the cholera
on board the Sassacus:
Alexander Brewlngton, ordinary seaman, Im
proving. George W. Clayton, landsman, Improving.
K. P. Snlvely, landsman , unchanged.
Charles Dldler. landsmen, very weak.
Joseph Pierson, landsman, Improving, but weak.
Joseph Justice, very weak.
Robert Campbell, landsman, unchanged.
K. M. Cheseliline. landsman, bad.
(, C. Foster, landsman, weak.
Otto Lepmire, landsman, very low,
John A. Hippie, landsman, Improving.
William Phillips, landsman. Improving.
Hammond Oar, hide, landsman, improving.
John Hardy, landsman, unchanged.
Charles Storms, landsman. Improving.
Robert Stlllwell, landsman, very low.
James Riley, landsman, doing well.
Charles Brookfield. landsman, doing well,
Lucius K. Park, landsman, improving.
August Scuelihausen, landsman, Improving.
Charles Shields, landsman, unchanged.
Charles B. Devllu. seaman, Just admitted.
William A Stryker, second class boy. Just admitted.
This mi. kis a total of twenty-three at present on
the sick list.
since the cloe of our rerort yeUerday, Chare Col
lier, fireman, aged 2H, and Alexander Seaman, aged
4 bave died, the former late la t evening, and the
hitter early this morning, John A. Harper bus been
discharged enrei.
Surgeons William Lowber and Thomas Turner and
Post Assistant Surgeon Edward Kersnner visited tbe
Potomao this morning, aud dlslnlected the forward
hold, tbe main hold, the sick bay, and the pump
wells; they found a large number of ra s In the holds,
which had been poisoned with arsenic several years
ago and never removed.
The tanks are caulked, and It Is Impossible to get to
tbe timbers of tbe ship. The miasma arising from
these carcases In a measure caused the disease which
hits prevailed on board.
The ship will be taken to quarantine as soon as the
surgeons render their report.
Death ok a Soldier Mkhc iiant. At the
meeting of 'he Commercial Exchange this morn
irg. Mr. James Barrett, the Vlce-Presileul.aunoiinced
the death of Major IjOwIh C. Audesreld. A 1 'ouiiniLtee.
consisting of Mtssrs. K. 11. Jeffries, Washington
Butcher, William Brlce, General Charles P, Herring,
mid W. Duke MurpDy, waB appointed, by whom the
following series of resolutions was presented. They
received a uuaulmnuaaupnort:
"Since it has pleased an All-wise Providence to
i emove from our midst our friend and member, Malor
Lewis C. Andenreld. who was universally nonorea
lor the amiability of his heart, his gentleness and
suavity of manners, and the prompt discharge of bis
duties as a merchantaud a soldier; therelore be It
"Menulved, That In his death our Association has
1( st a valuable friend aud the rnei can tile community
a most promising young member.
JfVioIi.wf. That we deeply sympathize with the
family and relations of the deceased in theT loss.
"EtMolved, That a copy of these resolutions be pre
sented to the family."
An Enterprising Lawyer. About 11 o'clock
this morning r lawyer entered a broker's offlce on
Third street, and requested the privilege of looking at
certain documents bearing upon a case In which be
was engaged. The papers were submitted to him
without any suspicions of his Intention, when the en
terprising attorney deliberately Btarted for the door.
But he was a moment too late, and before he could
make bis way to tbe street, he found himself on bis
buck on tbe floor, with two "beats" upon him.
The enterprising attorney did what he could, but he
found himself powerless In the hands ot two strong
men, and was forced to give up the stoleu documents.
A policeman was then called In. and requested to
bold the prostrate man In his undignified posture
until the papers were securely stowed away In tbe
lire-proof. The brokers then informed tbe nollceman
that tliev had no desire to prosecute the offender, but
would be greatly obliged to him If be would conduct
the lawyer to the street. This request was compiled
w ith, the attorney, as be reluctantly left the office,
remarking that "he merely desired to have the papers
recorded." This Is decidedly the most Ingenious legal
proceeding that nas come under qui- notice of late.
Slight Fikb at thb Navt Yard. About
holfpast 11 o'clock to-day a alight fire occurred In the
new boiler-shop, situated In tbe southeastern nortlon
of tbe Navy Yard. The steam pipe set on fire the
boards around it. A portion of the shed was torn
down to prevent tbe spread of the flames. The fire
brigade allacbed to the Yard, consisting of marines,
were promptly on hand and subdued the tlery ele
ment, but not before damage to the amount of tlVO
l.aa oeen mstaineo.
Compliment to a Well-Known Mosician.
Lust night, Dr. William P. ( iinnlngton, the leader of
the orchestra at the Academy ot Musio, recelveu the
compliment of a serenade from the members of the
orchestra cod n eoted with institution. The Doctor was
ftlso the recipient of tbe personal tuanks of Madame
jtlMorl, for the excellent character of the music per
formed unaer bib airection curing ner engagement,
Injured. John Billman, a lad aged four
teen, fell from the trestle-work of the Kradlns lts.ll-
road, above Uirard avenue, yesterday afternoon, and
fiuctured his ankle, and otherwise Injured himself,
lie was taken to his residence, at No. 1M3 Marshall
Btreet.
Violent Assaults. Daniel Ilnry was ar
rested at Fourth and Booth, and Annie Welch at
l'ront and Mead streets, lor committing violent as
saults lust night upon their neighbors. Henry was
suit below by Alderman 'J Ittermary, anu Amite oy
Alderman rottlnger, to answer at court.
Misdemeanor. Robert Hurld and l'eter
rSmall were arrested last night at Tenth ami Coates
reels, having In tow a furniture car containing, at
ulleged. four barrels ot conlrabaLd whisky. Alder-
ii. an 1'aocosst held them to nnswer.
Aspault and Battery. Patrick Cole and
John Callahan were taken Into custody at Twenty-
lonrth ami AKhburton streets, last ulk'ht. and com-
li, Inert by Alderman Bwll'r, In ilefuult of (Hoo ball, for
commuting various assaults on other parties.
facAi.DRD. This morniiiK, at 4 o'clock,
flr'orge O'llrlen was pushed Into a waste vat of hot
y awr at lujiimn' rolling mill, on Ueach street, above
j opisr. Dy some ooys while playing. His limbs were
Ofh for Homb. At noon the Constitution
j .ngine i.uiiipany or urooKiyn. after having an aaree.
l.oie ume wiin leasuiiK ana vliiing. paraded through
nirs reets. on their way to the railroad depot, to re-
Larcuny of a I'm. Mary Kelly was taken
In custody at Fifth and Huntington streets. i.i, .r..
with appropriating a pig. Alderman Kemblehutd
PaBSINU touTlSKFKlT MuNKY James Gal
lagher was arrested yesterday at Fifth and Bhlppen
streets, uutrignti mm FBiun uuuiikvrie.it iirouey.
A merman iiimi"""j n, .,,n m .uBwer.
Store Robhkd. The store of Robert Graoe.
Niv -hi i Market street, was broken Into last evening.
by boring through a back door. A lot of pistols, xj in
inouey, aud a silver wawn were lUKen.
Larceny ok a 1h:kkt-book. On tbe charge
..riirniirlRtlnir a Docket-book, at Tenth and Parrlsh
streets, Charles Wright was arrested aud held by
Alderman Massey lu wJ0 bail to answer.
BgRiotm Aooidrbt. Abonl 9 o'clock thin
morning Louisa Bertsman. residing No. 821 N. Seventh
street, was serlouely burned by her clothes taking lire
from the range. She Is not expected to live.
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.,
MERCHANT JEWELERS,
No. 822 CHESNUT STREET,
ARE NOW OPKNINO
VIENNA FANCY GOODS,
PARIS FANCY GOODS,
LECORAJED PORCELAINS,
FLOWER STAND3,
ENTIBELY NEW IPEftlONS,
Mounted in Bronze, Gilt,
Carved. Wood,
and
PARIS JET
JEWELRY.
10 15 tulbssmrp
QENTS' FUENISIIING GOODS.
JOHN C. ARRISON,
DOS, 1 AND 8 M. SIXTH STBEET, PHIL,
Would Invite tbe attention of gentlemen to bis ex
tensive assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS,
rvmaiBtinor of Hlllr flhlrta and Drawers.
Cartwrlgbl & W arner's Merino bulrts and Drawers.
Lambs' Wool " "
Buckskin '
tiottnn "
English Swansdown Canton Flannel, made to J. 0
A.'s ex cress order, for Hhlrts and Drawers.
Also, Gentlemen's Wrappers, Hosiery, Gloves,
Stocks, Ties, etc. etc tsrp
TTOR TIIE INFORMATION OF
JL-
HOLBEBS OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
who may wish to convert them Into the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
We publish below the terms npon which they may
now be exchanged at tbe office of the Agents of the
Company In this city,
WM. PAirfTTR A, CO.,
NO. 86 SOUTH THIKD MTU RET.
It will be seen that a baiiOnome profit may h
realized by tbe exchange.
On 5-20s of 1862, a difference of 1234 '33 will be paid.
On 6-ZOs of 1864, do,
On i-20eof 1866, do.
f 189 88 will be paid.
1W83 will be paid,
17J'99 wlllbs
1209-33 will be paid.
$81-33 will be paib.
180-83 will be paid.
174-iW will be paid.
On 5-20s of July 'eft.
On 188 is, do.
On 10-408, da.
On 7-808, 2d series, do.
On 7-80S, 8d series, do,
(For each thousand exchanged t
rHE MECHANICAL
PHILADELPHIA,
I Si COR FOB ATE D 1867.
CAPITAL, 9100,000.
SVBSCBIPTION PBICE OF MIIABt'S, 910
The Mechanical Laundry Company, whose ete
blishment, located at
No. 1520 8. Nixril Btreet,
Ta tha largest af Its kind In the country, are now pre
pared for business. Orders maybe left at the Laundry;
Mateo island fancy uyeiug jvtuiuiiHnuieni., xsu. ti .
KlilHTH street: Grant's Gents' Furnishing Htore.
No. 1018 CHEHNOT Street: Bcott's Gents' Furnishing
Btore, No. 2o5 8. TENTH Street: Atkinson's Dry Goods
More, ivo, iKa niKur. ayiuu.
Washing done at 60 cents per dozen. All articles
caUed for and delivered free of charge, and all cloth
tin' Inst will he nald lor.
No chemicals used. All work performed In the best
possible manner, under the superintendence of expe
rienced and careful female operatives. Tbe public are
ti, vitji in iiinnot the Laundry.
Holders OI lOUT snares Ul bw; win hit. tueir uun
v..tfi..r.ri nmntti v.witn a aiscoum oi zu ner cent.
block may be subscribed lor at toe umce oi
HENRY C. POLLOCK, Treasurer
No. 130 6. (SIXTH street,
1012em3mrp Philadelphia.
F
URNITU RE.
JOHN A. BAUER & SON
Have now on band a large assortment ol
ELE6ANT AND WELL-MAUB
Which they will sell at greatly reduced prices.
KO, 805 SOITH KKOM) STBEET,
ti26mws5718t Above Bpiuce.
( 1AMDEN AND AM BOY RAILK0AD AND
THANHFORTATfON COMPANY.
SUNDAY MORNING FXPItKsS TRAIN FOR
INJ!,W lUttll,
On and after PVNIJAY, October 27. 1S'. the tral
It uvlng West Philadelphia liepot at w. 0 A. M. will be
run dally, stopping at Jlnstol, Trenton, friucctoi
Junction. New Brunswick, Railway. Jt'llzaue'h. am
Newark, arriving al the foot ol Counlaudl street, New
y orK, ai i ou i . m.
Fare, West Fhllaaelphla to New York, FV25.
The cars ot the Market IStrent l'asseimer Kuilwav
will leave Front and Market streets Si mluutcs buiore
the departure or the aoove train.
II n, Jl. MA1..UE.11, Agr-m,
QAUCH'S RAW DONE
SITEB-FHOSPHATK OF LIMB.
Tbe great Fertilizer or all crops. Ouick in In
i Hon, and permanent In lu eutcta. luit-aoliiihed ovw
twelve years.
Dealers supplied by the cargo, direct from the what
ot thejmanulactory, on liberal teriu.
MaiiUiactureu omy oy n
BATGH A HONS,
Office Me. 20 South MLAWaKK Avenue,
f 4sm w U P Philadelphia
JJ0USE-FURN1S1IINQ, DRPOT,
IUONIM4J TABLKN, H A FKf ,
hrtPiisirtii.B!,
C'AL I14l
And a general variety of Kitchen Ctenells, at
B. A. WILUJIAS'S,
8 2 tuthaopl No. Hill SFRINO OARDKN Htreet.
0
M o u
N X C HANOI
Hn MiMirAirroitv.
JOHN T. BAILKY A CO.,
BKUOVKD TO
. Coiner of MA HK KT and WATKR 8treU
Tltlluricl..HI&
DKALFH8 IN BAGS AND BAOOINU
., ot every Deeorlpllon. .., . .
Jraln, Flour, bait, buper-Phosphai ol Lime, Bom
arge and small OUN N Y B ills ronstanlly on band
SSfi T BaiLaVr' W0Oi- OAWA0W.
THIRD EDITION
The Latest Financial News.
Special to Th Kvksinq Tri.kobaph by Hasson'a
iouepenaeut ruewa Agency ,j
TJ. H. ft Ms loss, 1UH'1I2H; d'o. 18A4. I0(it(li; do. lsr',
nni(iuj; on, January ana July, KI7(iui7lj: in-n,
li4lii;Ta-OR, Juneand Iecember.lo.V4ll Si: Janu
ary and July, 105 VAinik1. I'aoitlo Mail, Mxt 14;.'-: At
lanllo Mall. IPVidlllH: Canton (Inmnanv. 42.ni4H:
Cumberland, Vtuit : Quicksilver, lSVr'a! Warl
poea, siiaij: New York Central, niurf: F.rle,
fa'.CtfT'H'. do. preferred, 76: Hudson River, lits'isia'iSi:
loledo and 'Wabash. s9h2H'iV: rin. nraturrMi.
SSiHrtiinv,; Chlcngo and Alton, l'Jk.il2S; Alton and
Keaumg, b(tM'a; Aitohlgan Ceutral. lo'l(W,;
Jllclilfsn Southern, 1&nr,n; Illluols Central,
12i?(a,iv: t:ieveiana ana t'lttsburg, aidR2: North
west, 7lii7o4SH: do preferred, ti5',rss."il.i Cleve
land and loledo, llit.V.,: Kock Island, SOVtoki1,.
Markets by Telegraph.
NW York, October M. Chicago and Rock Island.
95 Reading, Mi,; Cantcn Company, 42; Krie. 72:
Cleveland aud Toledo. 105:' Cleveland and Pittsburg,
M; PHtsbtirg and Fort Wayne. 97; Michigan Cen-
rai, ius-4; juicnigan nomnern. 78'-,; New York Cen
ral Bft. Illinois Oniral.lllV: f!nmblrlinil nrpfurrnit.
25: Missouri ss, lna".,'; Hudson River, lil; "United HtRl,
Flve-twertifla, issvs. li'i: do. ls4. lew1,: do. IMS, lo9,j
Feven-thtrtlm, losw. Money, iA7 per cent. Oola,
141. Sterling Kxchange, 1u8V01O9U.
NRW YORK. Oct. 28. Cotton firm UVi Flonr Arm.
and advanced HKiOAm: isjkhi bbls. sold; State, as-SiK
1ii-7im Ohio, illl 7.M,ia 50: Western, as RormtS: Hnuih.rn
10-25frt14 67: California, fit Wall 8 50; Wheat Brm and
iVhXo. higher; HJ0 bushels sold; spring ti-so; Canada
sprlDg M-.iS: Corn firm, and lc. higher. 60.0oa bushels
sold; mixed Western, l'44cM-45. Oats llrsi. and lc.
lilxher, sales of 4U00 bushels; Western 80111 Sic. Reef
quiet, l'ork Cull, new mees 2l'20(!2l-37.',. Lard dull
at 12,(aUSc. Whisky steady.
Fhilada. Stock Exchange Sales, Oct. 26
Reported by De Haven A Bro., If o. 40 B. Third street
RETWKF.N ROARDB.
f. oors 7-sos..Je clt.
15shChos&Val 45
loo sb Penna K...n'U). buy.
HO Bb. Read SI0.4K1-1H
500 do 4Ski-
5(K1 do bno..483 IO
t 0 do b20. 4S
200 do b30- W.i
i n do.....sdo. oil',
41 do f.0,
i.o ah Len V R 2d. 57
9 do....... 57
SECOND BOARD.
.'COO City s, New HHi?4
50 sh Or A Coates tn'-i
siiiu (ki n,ew us
60 ah lleel'vle.... ll
loo da - H '
200 sh Phil A Krle.b30. 2S
4iu Peuua R bl
2 do..... 61
100 do... ......blO- 61
Boo do-Naw..H6.l08'
inuan xieaa m. 4s',
11,0 do S30wn
loo do....... too. 4l4
26 sh WashUas SS
EIGHTn WARD.
Citizens of the Klghth Ward, In favor of the nomi
nation of
GENERAL U. B. GRANT
for Ibe Presidency, will assemble at the B. W. corner
of BROAD and WALNUT Streets, on MONDAY
EVENING, October 28, 18J7, at 8 o'clock, for the pur
pose of forming a GRANT CAMPAIGN CLUB.
Henry O. Carey.
A. E. Borle.
Edward Browning.
George D. We herill.
George T. Lewis.
John T. Lewis,
bamuel J. Christian.
A. D. Jessup.
Edward Blitppen.
Isaac G. Colesberry.
Kdwln Greble.
Joseph H. Trotter.
John C. Martin.
Alexander J. Harper.
Lewis Wain bmlth.
10 2H 2t
EASTERN DISTRICT OF TESNSILVANIA,
KS., In Bankruptcy. At Philadelphia, the 21st day
of October, A. 1). Isii7. The undersigned hereby gives
notice ot his appointment as Assignee ot HKNRY
INTKIN, In tbe city ot Philadelphia, lu the county
of Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania, within
said district, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt,
noon hla own petition, by the District Court ot said
district.
To the creditors oIHKBKY kinhti'IN, Bankrupt.
JOHN RORERTS. Assignee.
10 26 aw 2w No. 12 B. SIXTH Street.
RAILROAD LINES.
RE A D I K O It A I L & 0 A
GREAT TRUNK LINE
li'P-1,llA.IiJvLPHIA TO THE INTERIOR OI
PENNSYLVANIA. TRV. wunvi cir r. anu.
?,U AJiiiAn',9SM BKRLAND. AND WYOMING
YfeWlni1,? KOB.TH, NORTHWEST, AHB
I A LI- ARRANGEMENT OF PA8HENGER
TRAINS, MONDAY, September 30. 18S7,
Leaving the Company'a Depot, at THIRTEENTH
ind caLLOWHFLX. btreetu. Pliiladelpbla, at tbefol
lowing hours:
, a " MORNING ACCOMMODATION,
At 7'SOA. M., lor Reading and Intermediate Station
Returning, leaves Reading at 8 no P. M arriving In
Fbiladelphla ai O-io P. M.
At s-ia A. M, for Reading, Lebanon, HarrlBburg,
i uiMYinn, riueifruve, lamaqua, ouubury, wiiiiams
jort, F.lmlra. Rochester, Niauara Falls, Buffalo,
..llentown, Wllkeabarre, Pltuton, York, Carlisle,
V U.IUUVI.1UUIK, JIHKVIKHIWH, bU. fILO.
This train connecta at KliAhlNU with Kaat lenn
ylvanla Railroad trains for Allentowu, etc., and the
I.ebaiiciB valley tra'u for fiarrlsburg, etc, at PORT
IL1N1UN with Catawlasa Railroad trains fbr Wll
liamsburg. Lock Haven, Klmlra, etc.; at HARRI
BL'RU with Northern Central Cumberland Valley
and Schuylkill Susquehanna trains fr Northum
berland. WUllainaport, York, Cbamberaburg, Pla
grove, etc AFTERNOON EXPRESS
Leavea Philadelphia at 8o P. M., for Reading
Fottsvllle, Harrlsburg, etc., connecting with Reading
and Columbia Railroad trains for Columbia, etc
FOTTSTOWN ACCOMMODATION
Leavea Potistown at 6-49 A. M., slopping at Inter
n.ediate Stallone; arrives In Philadelphia at 9-vfi A. M.
Returning, leavea Philadelphia at 6'65 P. AL; arrives
in Potlatowu al 8-co P, M.
READING ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Reading at 7'sti A. M stopping at all way
atallons, arriving at Philadelphia at 10-16 A. M.
Returning, leavea Philadelphia at 6110 P. M.i arrives
D Reading at 7 46 P. M.
Trains tor Philadelphia leave Harrlsborg at 8-10 A.
M .. and Pottsville at 8-45 A. M., arriving lu Phlladel
pi i la at i'W P, M. Afternoon trains leave Harrlaburg
at i-10 P. M., Pottsville at 2 45 P. M arriving la Phil
delpbla at 6-46 P. M.
HARRISBDRG ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Reading at 7-15 A. M., aud Harrlsbnrg at
4'lu P. M. Connecting at Read log with Afternoon
Accommodation south at 6'iiO P, M., arriving la Phlla
Ui lphiaat fl'io P. M.
Market train, wliii passenger car attached, leavea
Philadelphia at 12 46 uoou tor Pottsville aud all way
stations. Leaves Pottsvllleat 7 00 A, M. for Phlladel
pula and all way stations.
All the above trains run dally, Sundays excepted,
Sunday trains leave Pollsvllle at s-uo A. M,, and
Philadelphia at 8-1 f P. M. Leave Philadelphia for
heading at '00 A. M., reluming lrom Reading at 4'M
f,M CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Passengers tor Downlnglown and intermediate
points take the 7'su A. M aud 6-00 P, M. trains from
Philadelphia, returning from Downing town at 6T0 A.
It. and 1-00 P. M.
NEW YOKK EXPRESS FOR , PITTSBURG AN!
THE Wt&T
Leavea New York at V A. M, and 8 and a P. M.
passing Reading at l'Mi A. M and 150 and 10-08 P. M,,
and connecting at Harrlsbnrg wltii Pennsylvania ana
Northern Central Railroad express trains .fur Pitle
burg, Chicago, W II Uamsport, Elmira, Baltimore, etc.
Returning, expreea train leavea Harrlaburg on ar
rival of the Pennsylvania express from Pittsburg, af
'6 aud S'46 A. M. and 8 P. M.. passing Reading at 4
t.ud IU'80 A. M., aud 4-211 and 11-15 P.M., and arrlvlns
lu New York at 1010 A.M., and 4'4u and 6-20 P. M
bieeplngicars accompany theoe traltis through betweel
Jersey City and Pittsburg, without change.
A mall train for New York leavea Harrlsbnrg at 2-11
-. M, Mall train for Harrlaburg leavea New Yorl
ll2MSCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Tralua leave Pottsville at 7 aud 11-30 A. M., and7"JJ
P. M., returning from Tamaqua at 7'86 A. M, audl'al
and 4-15 P. M.
r-i UUYLK1LL AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAb
Trains leave Auburn at 7 '60 A. M. tor Plnegrove and
1'r.rrlsburg, and 1-60 P, M. for Pluegroveand Tremont,
returning from Harrisburg at 820 P. M., and from Tie-
uiout at 785 A. Jii. auu ota r. m.
TICKETis.
Through flrst-clasa tickets aud emigrant tickets to
i.. I the principal points lu the North aud Weal and
tHr' xcurslon tlcketa from Philadelphia to Reading and
intermediate stations, good for one day only, are sold
i,v Morning Accommodation, Market train, Reading
and Potistown Accommodation trains, at reduced
Tales Excursion tickets to Philadelphia, good only
t.Tr one day, are sold at Reading and Intermediate
IiKtloDS, by Readlug aud Potistown Accommodation
aina al redueed rates.
'i ha'lollowiiig tlcketa are obtainable only at the
,tre of S. BRADFORD, Treasurer, No. 227 8.
VoURTH Street, Philadelphia, or of O. A. NICOLLH,
funeral Superintendent, Reading:
,eueii COMMUTATION TICKETS
At 26 per cent. discount, between any points desired
ir laiuuhfa aud firms.
,or lamu. jm JXEAGE TICKETS.
Good for 2000 mliea belween all point, 52'60 each
ft,, families and brm.
For three, alx, nine, or twelve mouths, for bolder!
na.wiinir on the line of the road will be furnished
cards eutltllug themselves and wives to tlcketa at ball
'' EXCURSION TICKETS
T.nin Phllade.lnhla to principal stations, rood for
i.kinrduy, Sunday, and Monday, al reduced tare, to
be had only at the Ticket Olllce, at THIRTEENTH
and """-H
nnnAm nf all deacrlpliona forwarded to all the above
i, i, lots trout the Company 'a Freight Depot, BROAD
auu vxv, YrKIOHT TRAINS
tun Phlladeluhia dally at 6 80 A. M.. 12-45 noon
aud 8 P. M.. for Reading, Lebauon, llari luhurg, Poll
ville. Port Cllulon, and all poiuia lorwara.
imseattha Phlladeluhia Post Office for all Dlaoea
in the road and lu branches al 6 A.M., fcud tor lh
principal siailuus only at i ta r. Hi, H
CLOTHING.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Wo offer to tho public tho
largest and best selected
Stock of Ready-made Clotb
ine; In tho City, for Men's and
Boys' Wear. .
Also, an elegant assortment
or Piece Goods, which wo will
maKO xo oraer Tor Men and
Boys, at reasonable prices.
and in the most approved
styles.
Always on hand a full assort
ment of Fall and Winter Over
coats and .Business Coats.
Coachmen's Coats, Hunting
Coats, New Style Walking
Coats. Pants and Vests, of all
descriptions.
Boys' Ready-made Clothing
In great variety.
ROCKHILL & WILSON.
NOS. 60S AMD COS CHESNUT STBEET
30 8m PHILADELPHIA
FIRE AND BURGLAR PR00FSAFES
piRE! FIRE! FIRE!
AND BURGLARY ALSO!
THE GliEAT SAFE TESTS
To be made positively on WEDNESDAY, tbe 6th of
November next, on tbe vacant property at the North
east corner of TWENTY-FIRST and ARCH Streets.
LILLIE'8 CHILLED IKON SAFES to be tested
with EVANS A WATSON'S, baying tbe Boston
Steam Patent Attachment as a Fire-Proof, and with
any and all COMPETITORS AS A BURQLAR
PROOF both testa to be made at the same time and
p'ace, and to commence at 8 o'clock A M tbe
weather permitting; If hot, the first fair day there
alter. No effort will be spared (o make tbe above tests aa
strong and aa thorough at can be desired; and I trust
that all parties interested will aim to be present, and
see that the testa are both tborongh and fair, and be
able to judge as to tbe merits of the Safes ao tested,
the loiporlar.ee of which wl'l readily be conceded.
M. C. bADLER, Agent,
No. m J.RCH street,
P. 8. It has become necessary to extend the time
lor tbe above teat from the 22d instant, as before an
nounced, for the reason that as yet r have had no
response from other safe-makers as to the furnishing
of hurglar proof safes; and as It Is very desirable to
bave the tests comparative, the extra time Is required
to provide other aafea for the burglar proof test.
I notice the published acceptance of Kvaos A Wat
son, with conditions about as long aa the moral law
code, aome ot which I cannot entertain; but from
(heir very great desire to "promote tbe ptthlio inte
rest; their high consideration for the smiree. and their
fnffre inditpotitlon to Injure the Imlims of any man,"
as therein manifested, I presume they win waive the
extra conditions, and furnish their safe. If they do
not, tbe sare will be furnished for tbe test by other
parties. M. C. S
10 21 2Z2S 28 31-1124H Agent.
MEDICAL.
RHEUMATISM.
Positively a Certain Cure.
- NO CtVAC'K MEDICINE.
SO IODIDE, POTASS A, COLOHIC17M, OB
MEHCXJRY.
DR. J. P. FITLER'S
GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
FOB BHEU9IATIM.il. WE.UBAUGIA.
I MED IN WABBLY.
IsED IHVYARDliT,
A legal gntrantee given, atatlng exact quantity
warranted to rare, or money refunded.
Tbe only Vrmanent Rheumatic Cure prepared by
regular physician In America, It la warranted r-.
irjurlous.
Seat Philadelphia physicians prescribe It, and cured
by it. Among them Dr. Walton, No. 164 North Seventh,
street.
Beat lawyer, and Judges enred by It. Among then)
Hon. Judge Lee, Camden, opposite Philadelphia.
An Alderman of the city cured by It Hla Honor
Alderman Comly, Twenty-third Ward.
And thour ands of certificate, endorse Its euratlve
power, and lta discovery was truly a modern miracle.
Prepared by Dr. FITLKR, one of Philadelphia's
oldest regular physicians. Principal OlHccs,
No. 29 South FOURTH St.,
Between MARKET and CHERNFT, Phllada..
and No. 704 lUoadway, N. V.
Advice and consultations free of charge, dally. AU
orders and Inquiries by mall answered, laaimwa UU
D
It. HUNTER, SO. 41 NORTH SEVENTH
hTBSOT. ABOVE FILBKRT. PHILADELPHIA.
Acknowledged by all tmfltrt interfiled as by tar the
MOST fctLXt'KibyUL PHYSICIAN
In the treatment of Dineutet in hit iteciaUy. QUICK,
THOROUGH, nti permanent ewet vuaranlesd In
every case. Rememtier DR. HUNTER'S Celebrated
Iiemedlea can only be had geuuloeal his old estab
lished Otlice, 44 N. SEVENTH, above Filbert.lo 2i ii
D E D D I N G
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AT
REDUCED PRICES.
WHOLESALE AND BETA1L.,
NO.oga ItlDttE AVENUE NEAB VINE NT
I28tatharp J. 0. PULLER.
OTOCCnrJ DANCING ACADEMY. N. E,
IO coiner KIQHTHIRNTK aod CHKSNUT Wtreets,
l'hlladi Itihla. F. BTUUCU ruoDSUtd bis A caelum v
on Tl'lCsUAY, October 1. Tutwduy and Saturday
alteruoons fur ladles, 61 Isses, and Masters, from -
to 51, o'clock; tor Ueutlemen, Tuesday and Friday
evenina, from S to 11) o'clock. Frlvate Classes or
Lesson tor. Ladles aud Oeulleiaeu. lo a tuihs tt
FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASOIXGTOX THIS P. if.
Doings of tho Retrenchment
Committeo.
Visitors at (he White House.
Bte., KU., Ktc, Kte., Ete., Kt.
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THB VKNIN TBLBOBArn.
Washington, Oct. 20.
The Retrenchment Committee, In session at
the Treasury Department, this morning bad S.
M. Clark, Superintendent of the Printing
Bureau, before them for nearly two hours this
morning (riving explanations of the operation
of his Bureau. It Is due to Mr. Clark to slata
that he voluntarily offered to give up his poal
tlon while the Investigation was pending, but
as this was not considered necessary, his oiTur
was not acted upon.
It has transpired that Charles W. Carrigan Is
an aspirant for John Miller's position as Itevenua
agent at Philadelphia. Carrigan is here, and
new combinations will undoubtedly be lormed to
accomplibh Miller's removal, as the whisky
Interest is desperately opposed to him on account
of hla earnest efforts to break up Illicit distilling.
Congressman Glosebrenner, of Pennsylvania,
was one of the visitors at the White House thto
morning, and had an interview with the Presi
dent. There were very few visitors at the Exe.
utive Mansion.
John W. Stokcs,acting Commissioner of Agri
culture, has been suffering from sore throat
for several days, which has prevented him from
attending to the duties of his office. lie is im
proving, and will be on duty next week.
The Russian Minister, Baron Stoeckl, called
tbis morning at tbe War Department to see
General Grant, but the latter belug absent, the
Baron did not succeed in gaining an interview.
Senator Cameron left to-day for Harrisburg,
accompanied by Senator Chandler. Cameron,
will return next week.
The Treasury Department.
Washington, Pc. 2(3; The amount of frac
tional currency issued during the week ending
to-day from the Printing Bureau of the Treasury
Department was $572,320. In the same time the
amount shipped was as follows:
To Assistant Treasurer at Philadel
phia M
To do. do. New York
To national bunks and others
1200,000
100,000
S572.664
Total..
Treasurer tipinner holds in trust for national
banks the following amounts: For circulating
notes, $350,628,250; for deposits of public
nionejs, $38,270,458; total, $388,098,700. The
amount of national bank currency issued during
the week was $24,050; total to date, $304,15i,841.
From this Is to be deducted the currency re
turned, including worn out notes, amounting to
$5,046,945; leaving in actual circulatiou at this
dale, $21)9,107,896. National currency redeemed
find doatrood during tUa w&plr, 337.,firiO.
Receipts from customs from October 24 to Oc
tober 19, Indus! ve: Boston, $298,651 ; New York,
$2,038,000; Philadelphia, $160,282; Baltimore,
$84,658; Son Francisco, September 14 to 21
$316,227; total, $2,895,768.
FROM EUROPE THIS P. M.
J!y Atlanlio Cable.
The Newmarket Sweepatatkea.
Nbwmabket, Oct. 2G. The 500 sweepstakes
was won by Typhoens. The 25 sweepstake
was won by Ploughboy. The Mantnore stakes
were won by Dallsman.
London, Oct. 20. The Fenian trials at Man
chester have been concluded. Grove is acquit
ted, and Mugiidge is discharged as being Insane.
The trials In Dublin will commence on Monday.
Farlola will defend himself. DuDganon has
turned Queen's evidence.
Baden, Oct. 26. The Diet of Baden has sane
tioned the North Zollverein and Prussian Alli
ance. National Thanksgiving Day to be
Ordered.
Washington, Oct. 26. The President will to
day issue a proclamation, recommending that
November 28 be observed as a day of National
J.DaUKglYlll.
From Albany.
At.BiSv. Ort. 26. W. J. HnmnhrnT Knr.,.
, - 1 J I wvuaiui
from the Thirtieth District, has been arrested
at Warsaw. Wyoming county, for corruption ia
.1.. 1 - -. : . . T TT- 1.
Tim IttSb BCBMUU Ul VUG AJl'g lOlttbUl C. HO UaS glVCU
uati 1U ?4UVU LU Hliscm.
Latest markets by Telegraph.
Baltimobk, Oct. IA. Cotton is firmer; middling.
I'JiiUtt'iG. Hour firmer with some demand for ex
port; Howard Btreol family sold al r.-75i$ii-2i; city
mills, superfine, 10(ivll'2.i; extra shipping brands
1Z &"Ki 13. Wheat llrmer aud 6c. belter, small Bales of
choice at 2 80 tor (Southern rfd. Uoru dull; yellow at
r37(jiHo while, rSHoM'46. Oats firm at 70Cq)7.'to. Itya
more active; prime, 1 fiuuiil'70. Provisions dull and
nominal.
"PHILADELPHIA, GERMAN10WN,
AN
t ftUlmiOlV" itaiunuAli,
'1TMK TABliUi,
On and after Wednesday, May 1, 18ST.
FOU liKKMAKTOWN,
Leave Philadelphia , 7, 8, s ua, lo.ll, 12 A. M. 1,2
s'4 , S1 . 4. 6. 6.V , 6'10, 7, S, 9, 1(1, H, 12 P. M.
Leave Oeruiautown S, 7, 7)i, 8, 8-20, w, 10, 11. 11 A. li.
1, 2, S. 4. 4X, ,. 7i 8, 1, 10, IIP. M.
The "40 liown Train and and b Up Trains will
1 ot stop 011 the tiermantown Branch.
ON BUNDAYtt.
Leave Philadelphia A. M. 2, 7, 10V P, M.
Leave Uvrmantown b5i A. M. 1. 6. tV P. M.
CI1KSNUT U1LL KALLHOAD.
Leave Philadelphia s, 8, 10, UA. M. 2, tX, 6, 7.
and 11 P. M.
Leuve Cliesnut Hill 710, 8, ('40, and LV40 A. IL I'M,
l'40, b'40, S-40. b'io, and 10-40 P. M.
J ON BUNDAY8.
Leave Philadelphia ' A. M. and 7 P. M.
Leave Chesnut mil 7 WA. M. U-40. t'40, and
P.M.
iOR OON8HODOCKEN AND NORRIBTOWN.
Leuve Philadelphia ,7i., and IIU0A.M. Ui.t,
4it, . . nd n'-i P.M. . . , .
LeHve NorrlMtown 6 40, 7, 7'60, 9, and 11 A. M. IX, I,
4S.. tt.V. and 8 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A, M., 2'80 and r-M P. ML.
Leave Norrutlowu 7 A. M., 6'3U and P, M.
FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia , 7X. 8. and llDi A. M. .
4i, 5X,. 8'05, 9Ji, and lli P. M. . 1 w A. M, I
Teave Manyinik 'I0. 7S 8-80, X. l Al
..6.W..udlOtV-.M
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