THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 18G8.
RECAPTURED,
Herat dow, the Marderer aa;al In Daresi.
The Lcorrespondent of the Ricbmoid TVAt.7,
writing Mom Orange Court Home, Ya,, Jul 6,
ays:
xestcrday tnorntn?, about 7 o'clock, Ilerndon
was caught asleep at the boue of Mr. Grady, a
relative of hla, who lives thro or lo ir miles
from Trevillian's Depot, lie hid mi-taken tbe
bouse of a negro for Mr. Grady's, and this negra
gave the Information to Mr. John WoolfnU. a
justice of the peace, who, wl h three friend,
made the rapture easilr and without resistance.
Herndon, indeed, declared that he wa on the
war to deliver hitnielf up and r turn to jail.
lie was put into a bun? aud brought directly
liere, arriving botween three aod four o'clock.
P. M. On the wav he talked bat UUlo, anl did
not commit biimelf. Liu Hrnval cuu-ed a degree
vl excitement very nnu-rjal in our villa??,
which In remarkable lor Its coolness and polf
poiHcsfion, not to say apatuv. A- he walked to
the jail wi'h his hands tied. hs form bj.ed,
bis leet ehoeless and swollen, bis fac ashv pale,
and bis whole nature as it were bioten, hi
excited the lively pity of th crowd wmch had
qaicklv asembled. Many followed hin Into
the jail, bat he beeged to be left alne with a
few, to whom he began to narr.tte tbe particu
lars of his escape, and would have completed it
it bad he not been reminded that he would im
plicate others.
He was chained to the floor of bis cell by a
chain Inst Ions enough to enable him to reich
bis bed, and the lrou door, newly repaired, ooorj
closed upon bim, leaving bim t tbe rust which
he so gteatly needed, bavin? wandered a bo 'it in
tbe ram tor ten daje, aud eating only Qve meal
in ail that time.
Last night be rested well, and this morning U
cheerful enouph to order the jal'or to tlx uu bl
room as If be wf re at a hotel. He protests bt
Innocence still; rava ba pos-ed the first nis.it o!
bis escape In the woods, about a mile irom to vo:
read bis confession 84 publiBbed in the papers
which In justice ought to have been printed
entire and called "an explanation:" Hffiruia tha
the neeroes assisted bim by their uoie to nmke
bis escape; also denies thir; tells two or torne
etories; says he was cool and collected whea he
made his escape, bavins read his Bible aod
praved long be lore doing so etc.
He looks wretchedly, so ranch so thaforae
predict he will cot liv a montb. Otberi think
he will now act the deranged man, and others
again think be is not guilty of runnier, but tba'.
the woman came to her death in thf attempt to
procure abortion, in which attempt sh may
have been aided not only bv Herndon, but bv
aome Ignorant black or white woman of tbe
neighborhood and so on.
The myttery which hangs over the affair has
cot been in the least li'ted, Mnd may not be
until tbe trial comes off In October next
r?belton F. Leak-, the chief counsel of tbe
prisoner, will probably be sent for at once. In
the interim, Herndon relies upon bis assistant
-counsel. Mr. W. It. Sao lord His wife, who has
been here looking after tbe publication of bis
Hie, is reported to have said that she never
wants to lay ejea on him again. So the matter
teste.
THE SEA-BIRD DISASTER.
Xlacorarj of tba HmMii of Os or tba
Victim.
The Chicago Tribune of Aug. 7 says:
Tbe remains of a woman, supposed to have
been one of the victims of the terrible Sea Bird
catastrophe, were found at 7 o'clock, yesterday
morning, outside the breakwater, at the foot of
Randolph street. A bov. while ba'hinsr in the
lake, first discovered the corpse floating in the
water, and notified Officer Clark wa i secured it
by a rope. The Coroner af'erwards had the
body removed to the dead .house, wheie he
minutely examined it. It was almost entirely
nude, tbe remnants of a chemise and a
figured alpaca dress only clinciug to the shoul
ders and waist. Fiom appearances it seemed to
have been in the water for fome months, which
gives rise to the belief that decea-ei was
on board the ill fated vessel, aod met
ber death at tbe time of the calamity. Tbe feet
and hands were nearly goue, having been food
for fishes, and the hair, oi a dark brown tine?,
was also partly gone, lhe body was greatly
swollen, and the features were so blackened
and otherwise disfigured as to renoer immediate
identification by (ueau? of descrtpiion almost an
impossibility. A gold-plated rim, with corru
gated top or cap, was taken from the fourth
fluaer of her left hand, and attached to her
dress was found part of a small round brea-t-pin
with gold binding and lmitat oo jet back
ground. Deceased was probubly forty years of
age, as near as could be judged. The re nisi us
will be retained by the Coroner until lriends or
relatives shall call ana identify tbem.
Tbe propeller O. J. Truesdell, on last Sunday,
went to tbe scene of disaster, off Waukegau.
Soundings were made, and tbe vessel was dis
covered w'uote she had sunk. A diver went
down, and discovered tbe safe, which was taken
upon deck and optned. It bore evidence of
having been expod to intense heat, and upon
being opened tbe contents were lound to have
been reduced to abes. Further explorations
will be made from time to time, an l hopes are
entertained that more bodies will be recovered.
The body of the woman found yesterday is tbe
fourth of the victims jet recovered.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
Vkt Peatlleace tm Pittsburg sad Alla
Jeew. The Pittsburg Commereial of Saturday says:
In this city prompt and efficient means were
taken to dispatch the diseased animals as soon
us the symptoms were sufficiently developed,
aud also to prevent tbe spread of the contagion
to other herds. Yesterday Mr. Hosack, tbe
Meat Inspector, visited toe titock Yards at
East Liberty, and killed the remainder ot the
eighteen car-loads which bad become diseased.
Thirty-eight head were killed yesterday, aud
last evening the yards were eutirely cleared
and renovated. Cxe hundred aud forty head
were shipped East to Communioaw, near Jersey
City, to a crease and bone boiler at that place,
who paid $38 per bead, while the price paid
here was only $8 per head, lhese were shipped
in separate cars, aud the cars will not be used
again for shipping cattle until thoroughly reno
vated, and until a sufficient time has elapsed to
warrant their safe use for that purpose. Of tbe
entire lot of eighteen cars, Mr. Horat owneJ
forty-one head, of which eleven died, and one
was killed, the balance bi-ing sent Est.
Of the lot belonging to Mr. Alexander,
two hundred and twenty three were con
doomed, and but one huadred and
lorty sent East, the remainder either having
died or been killed by order of tbe Meat Inspec
tor. One lot. belonaiua to Mr. D. Grolf, passed
on directly East, not having been teshipped at
East Liberty, and tbe number is unknown,
but it is reported that several bad died bel re
TuutBinir lust of tbe Central Stock Yards. The
lot of one hundred and forty head shipped to
Comniuuipaw, went by special train, ana tele
graphic advices and orders were sent ahead to
all iiointa. and to tbe vards at Jersey City.
Tbe Mayor has stationed policemen at
the East Liberty yards to see mat none
of the carcases are disposed of lor any
other purpose than that of con
version into crease, etc.. and a special police
man Is Ftationtd at the establishments where
the rpnderine Drocess is carried on. The disease.
thus far, bas not been developed among our
native cattle; and it is safe to conclude that,
unless we have Iresn importations of affected
stnfir thA dancer of contacrion bas been averted.
Wa An tint pnt.pfl ain for one moment the idea
that a single particle of the flesh of these
animals cau, eitner purp'seij ur wnuounn,
n .1 4ta uow in thA Ti pat market. There ii
an extremely limited demand for cattle, and
tbe beat and most neauny stoca is pureu-cu
r xoniiniiuiv unit Bpruttnizinirlv bvour bu'cn-
1i,n nnnLiimntlnn nt meat hai fallen Otf la
a marked degree, not from any well-grounded
apprehensions that diseased meat ni'gbt be
offered in the market, but simply because tbe
more fastidious of our flesh eater become dis
puted at the slmnle readlue of the accounts in
the papers. It was so with the consumption of
park, when the panic in regard to the trichena
prevailed. Tbe gorge rises at tbe bare thought
of the possibility o: eating unwholesome flesh,
and the appetite for the most tempting roans is
cone. Numerous instances have been related to
nu illustrative of this lart. One eenileinan
rebidiug lu Allegheny, euV down, to breakfunt tuo
other morning, and before him im a
fine ilece of steak, nicely oooked. Bat
he bad been reading tha accounts la the
paper descriptive of the Texas fever, and
was ten pu d to ask bis wi'e Irom whom
the meat had been purchased, bhe replied that
It was bourht from their regular butcher. He
begHi to nerve It, as usual but one attcr another
heraa to make excueei didn't feel well, didn't
care about meat, etc., until not a single one
woo id partake. Even he, who had confidence
enough to otter it to others, declined to eat any
himself, and the steak remained untouched.
The Bame abstemiousnetf was no Iced at tbe
retautants, aud the proprietor of one of oar
olDiiig-juloons was heard to remark tnat he had
served twenty pounds per day less beef since
tho panic commpneed. Confidence will soon be
restored, ho "ever, and the saorv roasts and
juicy steaks will be in demand as before.
Considerable excitement was occasioned in
Allegheny yesterday morning by the report that
a me cattle 'mm the Eat Liberty 8ock Yards
bxd been shipped to that city, and would be
offered tor rale tn the market. Coon inquiry It
was ascertained that a number of bead had been
htpped to Allegheny, and that they were in the
Second ward yards. Tbo cattle reshipped were
from Kentucky, and were said to be In prime
condition. Borne pprsons seem to fear that they
may have become infecied with riiease, having
been with those which died at the East Liberty
yards.
Tbe effect of the panic caused by the breaking
out of the d sense at tbe Eat Liberty Stock
Yards, was observable in the Allegheny market
yet-terriav. A reliable butcher states that not
one-third tho quantity of beef was sold. Tne
bmebprs were not prepared for the panio, and
tbe aee-ieea'e los will be considerable.
At a meeline of Butchers it wa resolved not
to buy any cattle coming from the Eat Liberty
Yards of Chicago
MISSISSIPPI.
Rot Wholly Reooaetrnctad How tba
Boaihwa Splits ta kopt Iaflauaad.
The Vicksburg (Miss.) Times of August 2, not
jet wholly reconstructed, bas the following:
Tho capital of Mississippi was on Thursday
evening the scene of a military outrage an out
race as brutal, wanton and unprovoked, as any
we have recently had occasion to chroulcle.
The parties to this outrage were Col. Biddle, the
dt Duty satrap commanding tbe post of Jackson,
and a drunnen subordinate named ltodgers, a
Lieutenant of Cavalry. The circumstances of
thi latest diabolical outrage, as we learn them
from gentlemen who were on the eround, were
about as follows: The Democracy of Jackson
that is, all the decent people, white and black
de ermined to have a great Seymour and Blair
ratibcation meeting and torchlight procession
on Thursday night. Some of the young
men prepaied an effigy of General Grant, a
caricature which was very true to nature, inas
much as tbe great butcher was rooresented
with a long rigar in his mouth and a bittlo
of whisky in his baud. Hearing of this cari
cature, that officious aud impertinent satrao,
Colonel Biddle, wrote a note to the Hon. John
D. Freeman, forbidding tbe exhibition of the
caricature referred to, because Grant is the
General-iu Chief of tbe Army of the United
States. In deference to the wishes of this super
sensitive shoulder-strap wearer, the effigy was
changed to represent Beast Butler, and a stolen
spoon, instead of a cigar was placed in hia
mou b. While the proces.Mon was passing, a
drui ken ruffian. Lieutenant Rod iters, made a
gHllant charge, with drawn sabre, upon the
barmclss effigy, and Boon brought it, maimed
and mutilated, to the ground. In his desperate
encoun'er with a thtpg like himself the mere
efliev of a man we understand tbat this gal
lant cavalry officer wounded one of his relations
by cutting off an ear from the mule which bore
the offensive effigy I As the demonstration was
purely political and peaceful as every oue was
ir a eood humor the pallant representative of
th army was tbe onlv person preseut who was
armed, a fact to which Lieutenant Bodgers owes
nis escape witu a euuau sain.
B USWESSNOTl CES.
Basoaiki orTdred In Summer Clothing and In
Bummer Goods made to order, to cloia out stock,
Assottment still good, bat being rapidly closed oat.
All prices guaranteed lower tban tbe lowest else
where, and mil satisfaction aaaranteed every par.
chaser, or the sale cancelled and money refunded.
Half vny between ") Bxnnbtt A Co.,
Fifth and - Tow KB Hall,
tivclh itreett,) No. US Uabkkt St.,
Philadelphia,
and No. sod Broadway. Nkw Yobk,
Ehattkbeo Contitutions. Our constitutions are
elastic Tbey are not easily shattered, In foot,
strictly speaking, Death alone can shatter them, for
they represent thelreserve of vitality, which enables
tbe enfeebled system to react, when the sressare of
disease Is removed from It. Bat It Is the fashion,
when tba body Is weak, tba circulation languid, the
nerves tremulous and tha mind depressed, to say that
tbe constitution la mined, or broken down, or shat
tered. In cases of tbe kind described administer
HOSTKITKB'8 STOMACH BlTTKBS, ad It WlllSOOD be
seen how little ground there Is for this stereotyped
note of alarm. Tha tonic and alterative properties of
the specific, rapidly diffused through tbe whole r
ganlzatlon by the stimulant which forms Its basis,
will Immediately ereate a favorable reaction, and this
reanimating process will go on as tha medicine Is
continued, until strength, health, and mental activity
are completely restored. Bvery day cures of this
kind are accomplished. Let tha debilitated Invalid,
when told by his condoling friends that "his consti
tution Is shattered " bava recourse at onoe to this
strength-recruiting preparation, In which tha finest
stomachics and alteratives of tha vegetable kingdom
are represented, and ha will soon be able to meet
ibelr gloomy forebodings with a confident smile, and
to announce that he has taken a new lease of lift
under Us vitalising operation.
English Walking coat, Nbw Bttlb).
No. szi Cbesnut street, Philadelphia.
French Back Coat, Mew Btjle.
No. 821 Cbesnut street, Philadelphia,
French Back Overcoat, entirely New.
No. 824 Chesnat street, Philadelphia,
English Paletot Overcoat, Latest Biyle,
No. 824 Oaeinut street.
Chablks Stokks & Co.,
Under Continental Hotel,
Philadelphia.
JwaLBT.-Mr. William W. Oaastdy, No. 12 Sooth
Second street, has tha largest and moat attractive
assortment of fine Jewelry and silverware In tha olty.
Purchasers can rely npon obtaining a real, pare artl
cle furnished at a price which cannot be equalled
Ha also bas a large stock oi American watches In all
varieties and at all prices. A visit to bis store is sura
to result In pleasure and profit.
It is wbll to get clear of a Cold the first week, bat
it Is much better and safer to rid yourself of It tbe
first forty-elfUt hours, the proper remedy for the
purpose being Dr. jATMa'sFxrccTOBAMT. Bold by
aUDrngglsta.
Tons Yotjb Btmtkm. Tbe tonlo properties of
Speet's "Standard Wine Bitters" are such that none
can ue tbem without receiving essential benefit
Tba effect will bs to maintain lha usual stamina and
vigor ol tha system. Bold by Johnston, Holloway s
Co., Fred. Brown, and other Druggists.
Fma Custom Madb boots abtd Hhos for Gen
tlemen. Barttett.No. u Booth ftlxlh street, above
cnemai.
Tkbkwith has every thins; that thereadereould wish
for In tba literary line, his tavorlte Lwpot at No. 1UT
H. Third street is completely stuoaed wlih Marines,
periodicals. Illustrated Weeklies of all kinds. News
Journals of laler dales. Fashion Plates, Kunu? Month
lies, eio. Be furnishes to his patrons the New York
uyiri of the dav Ions befoie tlie arrival of lha rxiru-
lar mails. He la euergello, and merits the success ba
is auuevintt.
Dwnrx tha fa owi Arotlo Bod a Water, and read Tn
KvBHiite TU-Bk""" Hliiraan'a New Btaad, at
North Pennsylvan 'a Prt.
MM v AJJ-ACA BAci, Unm
lAiC of lhe Ofcolnt tlntn Hack,
holt of WW Clmrvlolt VuUer;
JjoU e " Haeki,
JxXtal WhiU Vrtf,
lxi of U-nm PunU aid Vtot.
. jtu rem find very mot,
mrtpnentffom to it.
mg-LUunt from l ftt to 14. etf. f
WAHAMAwaa A Bsowsr,
Oak Hall,
A JT. (torner of Birth and Mark dref.lt,
WA owkI fo of Ctrrpymeri Long Back.
MABHIED.
CHAMBERS BUCK. On the Stb Instant, at tha
residence nt tbe bride's pareats, br the He. Heber
ivewion. D. WII-ON OHAMUKKlJ to Mlas ANNUS
W. BECK, all of this city.
OF8SLF.R NAOLB. On Wednesday averting. Jn'y
S.1S68. bv Rev. A iixaonr Heed, I. I)., Mr. KDfflN M.
GHOHLRR.OI Philadelphia, to JXlasBALLIH A. NA
ULuE, ol Lower Merlon. Pa.
DIED.
BAXTER On tbe Stb Instant, REBECCA EON-Tl-
K, wile of isaao a. Baxter, Jr.
Tbe relatives and irlpnas are Invited to attend tha
funeral, from the residence of hr busnad, No. t.'S
Pine street, on Wednesday morning at It) o'clock. To
proceed to Woodlands Cemetery.
BEfSON. On the 7th instant, from a lingering Ill
new, Hannah bkswon. aged M years, w we . if tha
lata George Beeson.
Ill aMBERLAIN. On theSth Instant, ANTHONY
W. CUAMUa.ia.AlN, aged K6 years.
itw reiauvea anu rrieuas oi tne lamuy, aiso m,
AuaustlueB Arch CUntraternltv. are rHuci.(iillv In-
vno to attend tbe tunvral, from the reslJnnoe o4 bis
roomer, rvo.ssi IN. renin street, on Wednesday mom
Ing, tbe 12tn instant, a, t'i o'clock, bervlcas and In
terment at Bt. Augustine's Cbnrch.
IIAMVt RI.K-In Tivrep Mertnn. on the Sth Instant.
THOMAS HAM WKt.L, lu tbe7stb year of bis aga
i ne reiaitves ana rrieuas Ol ma laiuuy are reipect
fnlly Invited to attnd the fnneral. from tbe residence
ol ('barle C. Jarkaon.on Tuesday morntnR, tbelltn
Instant, at S o'clock, without further notice Inter
ment at BU Davld'a Church, Baa nor, Delaware
county.
KOHI EB.-On the 8th Inst.. Mr. JOHN EOHLKB
Br , In thesttb year of bis age.
ins lunerai will lane place irom nis late restaenoe,
No. 646 kranklln street, on Wednesday afternoon at I
o'clock.
MAKTIN. On the avenlns of the 7th Instant.
BCPAN, wife of Abraham Martin, In the 7 1st j ear o
oer age.
Her relatives ana friends are rmpeotrauy invitea
to attend her funeral, from tbe residence of ber bus
band, No 61 Fl bert street, on Tuesday afternoon,
tbe ll lb Instant, at 4 o'clock. 11
MOORE. On tba 9lh Instant. WILLIAM MOOR1I.
In tbe Soth year of bis age.
iue relatives ana rr lends ouneramuy are respect
foltv Invited to attend the fnneral. from his late rent-
deuce. Upper Darby, Delaware county, Fourth-day,
tne run instant, at 2 o'clock r. m.
MOULDER On tbe Sth Instant. JOSEPH MOrJL.
DBK. sou of Mary and tha late Joseph Moulder, aged
SI) years.
The relatives ana menas or tne ramiiy are respect
ftillv Invited to attend t e raneral. from tbe tesldence
of bis mother. No. 438 WiHsr street, on Wednesday
afternoon at. i o'clock. To proceed to Union Come
tery.
RUnsTRKAKK On the 8th Instant. LAURA
B&LLU. Infant dauEhierof Amor H. aod Isabul Y.
Beitreale. aged is months.
The rrinu or the family are respectfully Invited to
attend tbe fnneral, from tne residence of her parents.
iso. 40SUerman street, on I ueaay annrauwi, tne inn
nstant. at I o clock, interment at iHbenezer Church
Vault.
THOMAS. This mornlnir. August 7. MART GRAF
TON, wife of Henry E. Thomas. a"d daughter ot the
la'e 1 nonius u. Atiaisno, oi marytana.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend the fnneral, from her la'e residence, No. IM N.
Ftiteentb street, on Monday afternoon, tne lorn in
stant, at 8 o'clock.
AmebioaN
Life Insurance Company,
Of Philadelphia-
S. E. Comer Fourth and TYalnnt Streets.
49T7tCi Institution hat no superior in tht United
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or
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A PURE ESSENCE OF THE TRUE
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All the Carminative and diffusively stimu
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Which are so potent In tbe Jamaica Ginger alone,
and which are so efUaacIoas In all cases ot Chills from
Exposure to Cold or Dampness, Colic, Cholera Mor
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OBSEBVE A baU teaspoonfol ot HoUoway's Gin-
ger Is stronger and more effective than a full tea
spoonfol of any other In tbe market.
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T 8 PHI LADELPHI A-
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a
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FINANCIAL.
nr. is
POPULAR LOANS.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAI
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
At 102,
And Accrued Interest
CEITRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
At 103,
And Accrued Interest.
Bonds on band for Imntcdiato dcllrcry.
Fall Reports, Maps, Etc, famished npon
application.
De Haven & Bro.,
No. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
II PHILADELPHIA.
u
NDER SPECIAL STATE CHARTER.
THE UftSIOM
BANKING COMPANY,
N.E. Cor. FOURTH and CIIESJiUT Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA,
Solicits the accounts of Business Firms,
Manufacturers, Dealers, and others.
Collections made and Checks on Country
Banks received.
Certificates bearing interest at 4 per oent.
will be issued for special deposit, to remain
30 days or longer.
N. C. MUSSELMAN, President.
E. F. MOODY, CISniEB. 8 8 Imrp
LEHIGH VALLEY
RAILROAD COMPANY'S
MORTGAGE BONDS, DUE IN 1898.
$5,000,000,
With Interest at Six Per Cent., Payable 00
tbe First Day of Juno and Decern
ber of each year,
FREE FROM STATE AND UJflTED
STATES TAXES.
$1,000,000 OF THESE BONDS,
Either Coupon or Registered,
Ara offered at nloely-flTe per centnm, with Interval
from tbe day of sale, frea Irom Btata and Dulled
blaies' lazes. For luriher latorniatlou, fcpply to
CHARLES CLONGSTRETH, Treasurer,
Office of tne Leblgu Valley Railroad Oompany,
8 8 lmrp Ho. SOS WALK DT Btraet, Philadelphia,
QLENDINNINQ & DAVIS.
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Stock and Gold Brokers,
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MsrlBDS Klta" brand (copy-righted) ol Vaelta
Absjo Lraf. eullrely pur, qual to best Imported
cigars, and cheaper- Tiy tbeiu. Qo to rellablu deal
trs ane gt genuine. Kacb box bears our trada-mark-d
label. Weiuske twenty varlatiea or "Marl
ana Blta," all of same n eierlal of wblcti several
cbolre grafts are now retailed at (s, sk-60, , t9 tut,
and l per bundrd. We wl il on application clroi
cr nsumers to tbuse dealers who retail cheapest. We
use this brand "Msrlana Blta" onlv lor real highest
grade Havana dwarf). Lnwer grades we brand T,fra
IIto1o " "Louis d'Or," Flenr de Lys," etc
Tbe lollowluR olty retailers keep regularly our
Mariana Bltarcla's:
Ooltou t Clarke, grocers. Bread and Walnnt David
L. Keller dealer. ros. 60 and tl Houth Fnnrlb Street,
above C'besnnt. Cbarle Q Arut, dealer, No. sis Mouth
Fourth Btreet, below Waluut. ('rlpplo A Madd t k,
grocers. No. US Bouth Third Btreet. Mctilmlre,
dealer. No. 43 Hou'h Eleventh street, above Cheinut
Maunlrg, dealer. No. 41 BoiHh Third street. Keeney,
druiiiilM. rliiteenthand Arch. 8plllln. grocer, Klghth
and arch. Mitchell Fie oher, grocers, No. 124
:heenut Bradley, grocer, Ixth and hpruoe. Stead,
dealer. No. loll Cbesnut- Douoell A Hon, grocers,
No. SIM Walnut Btreet. Kppelsbeluier, grocer, TeotU
and Hpnng Garden WrlKbt. grocer, Frauklln aud
Bprlng Garden. Wellf, druaglsl, Nluth and Spring
Garden. Wblteroan. grocer, btventeeuth and Area.
Hllchlnu, grocer, Fifteonth and Master. Ambrose
rmlih driiKKl.t, Broad a"d ObMsnut, Frea& Neller,
grocers, Cbesnut lilll- Kollock, Druggist, Mo. Uul
illdge avenuo,HTEpHEN j-tjqdKT A BONS.
Uanufaoturers and Importers of Cigars,
jubu u er 0. aa Uoulh If BO NT eireet.
j i6t6p Phlladelphla.
RODGERS' AND WOSTENHOLM'3 POCKET
KMvm Pearl and Hiag Handles, ot beautiful
Bulah. lvOIxTilttf and WADK A BOTOUK1VU
and tha oelebrated LJOUODLTAK &AZOB
BuiHnujui or tne non quwvj
Ki
and
Raaors, Knives. Bolsrors, and Table Ontlery Ground
atrt. balow lbaanaS
SHSO
DEAFNESS. EVEBY INSTRUMENT THAT
science and skill bava li.veuted to assist the
bearing lu every degree ol deafness; also. Respirators;
also, Oraadall's Patent Grutul.es. superior to any
others In use, at P. MADttUlA'U.Sio. 11 8. TKN TH
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FINANCIAL,
Dealers In all UoTf rnment SccurlUes.
GOLD. HTOOKS AD BONDS, bought and sold
on commission.
CODPON8 OF QOVKRN at KN T BONDS booghl at
same prloe as Gold.
GOLD LOANED for from one to six months.
DEPOSITS OF GOLD AND ODItRBNOT noelvsd,
and Interest allowed.
AGXNTS IN PHILADELPHIA FOR THH SALB
or
First Mortgage Central Taciflc Railroad
Bonds,
First Mortgage Union FacIQo Railroad
t Bonds.
COUPONS OF THESIS BONDS PAID AT ODR
OFFIOK.
S3UTII, RANDOLPH & CO.,
No. 16 South THIRD Street,
no
PHILADELPHIA.
WH. PAIHTER & CO.,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN G0YERX
MEJiT SECURITIES,
No. 36 8outh THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
AGENTS FOR
The Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
AND
Central Pacific Railroad Co.
We ImTC on hand THE FIRST MORT
GAGE SIX PER CENT. GOLD INTEREST
BONDS of both Companies, for sale or
Exchange for Government Securities.
Famphlets, with. Maps, Reports, and full
Information furnished on application, e 1 tr
A VERY DESIRABLE
FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT.
A LIMITED AMOUNT
OP THK
First Mortgage Seven
Per Cent. Bonds
OP TUB
ROCHESTER WATER WORKS CO.
FOR SALE BELOW PAR,
Bearing Interest from JULY 1, 1808,
PAYABLE ftKHI-ANHfJALLT.
FOB FUBTHIB PARTIOULAKS APPLY TO
CLENDINNING & DAYIS,
No. 48 South THIRD Street,
1 20 tot ' PHILADELPHIA.
QANKINC HOUSE
ot
Nob. 112 and 111 South THIRD Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers In all Gorernment Securities
Old 5-20s Wanted In Exchange for New
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COLLECTIONS HASH. BTOOKB bouaht and sold
an eommlsslon.
Special basin ess aooom m odatlons reserved tor
ladles. It lea
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
TREASURER'S D BPARTHENT,
rHii.aoET.PHiA, Aacost 1, 1S6S
Notice to Shareholders.
Persons boldldf reoelpts for subscription to HKW
STOCK, dated PBIOB to July 28, ara hereby notified
that Certificates will be ready for dellTery on and
alter 4th Instant,
Certificates for receipts dated Jnly 21 to SO lnoloslr
will he ready for delivery oa and altar 14th Instant.
TH0S T. F1RT1I,
not
TREASURER.
QITY OP PITTSBURG. "WATER WORK
EEYEN PER CENT. BONDS,
FOB BALK BT
W1IELEH BROTHERS,
Ko. w Boatb TUIBj) Btmi,
FIFTfl EDITION
THE LATEST HEWS.
The Military- Departments fin
the Southwest -General .
Butler Acoide ntally
Injured.
t Bta Cta.. SXte., ' Bts
LATEST FROM WASHMQJ'ON,
Dtrpatch to tht Auociated iYea.
Military Affairs la tha oiltw St.
Washuotots, Aaat. 10. Gewral Orrs' .No. 1,
from the Department of LowlBtana, rlsiteJ Kew
Orleans, August , tssued by General Boctin.n.
aanouncirifr that tho command of ttve INf.ta
Militsrjr District, to consist of the Btate a f
Tf xs, is traosferred to- Brevet Major General J
J. EcjDoldB, coramtDding tho Divrlct of THca
The records pcnainliw tathe Dl&rrlcto( Tfexa,.
will be tratisferred to the headg&Ttcri of th
Fifth Military District.
The States ol Loultisna and Arkona?, in prjrj
susnce of orders from Army Ilealquarters, ace
organized luto the Department of Louisiana,
with headquarters at New Orleans.
1 be. sub-district of Arlrnosas, untU further
orders, will be Vuoffn as tie District ol Arkan
sas, and will be commanderr by tbe senior officer
servirjfr tbeieln, headquarters at Littls Eock.
The cocrimsuding BeDeral terviniz thoreiii wil
imniedlatt'ly ruuke tbe necessary return of troop
ferving in bis district to the Headquarters of the
Department o Louisiana.
FROM BOSTON'.
Gemeral Butler Iajarad Ass Editor As
a tutted.
Boston, Ausj. 10. General Butler was thrown
from his carriage In Gloucester last nii;ht, aod
severely bruised.
The Rev. Joseph C. Lovejoy, a well-know
Democratic orator, asulted George Fisher,
editor of the Cambridge Vhronic'e, to-day, ia
consequence of failing to extort an Immediate
anoloey (or tome sarcastic com meats on one of
Lovcjoy's speeches. Only three- or four blows
were struck, as Fisher made no- resistance, and
retreated as soon as possible..
The Fite in the Canadian. Woods.
Statmeb, Cr.nada, Aug, 10. The fire which
has been raging In the woods iu this- neighbor
hood for tbe past week reached this place on
Saturday, and des'royed eleven bouse, tba
railroad station, and all the Northern Railroad
buildings. The track is badly damaged, and a
large qunutity of lumber destroyed. No traina
are running regularly to-day.
Fire and Accident in Ohio.
Ci.etela.nd, Aug. 10 Tbe Continental Flotel,
at Crestline, tiok. fire yesterday frim gas ignlt"
Ing at a furnace, seriously Injuring three per
sons and dainaztnn the bouse and furniture to
the amount of $luuo before it wai extinguished.
The boarders lost considerable by theft.
A Bank Robbery in Vermont.
Toot, Aug. 10. The First National Btnk of
East Warrinston, Vermont, was robbed on
Saturday nisht. The lock of the vault was
picked by burglars, and an unknown amount of
bonds, belonging to individuals, was stolen.
Kot much money was obtained.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
Buffalo, Aug. 10. Charles Beozens, a
brakesman on the Cen'ral Railroad, waj killed
to-day. lie leaves a wife and child. He lor
merly belonged to the 21st New York Regiment.
w Torav Stock (iuotatlous, P.
Keceived by teienrpn iruiu Uleadlualng st
Davis, Btook Brone. a. No. 48 8. Tblrd street:
jn. x.ueut. k l2Njfiifitt8.F.W.andOiu.
M.Y.and E. 8 Ml
R. K 108"
Phil, and Kea. K.... 91
Mlob, 8.and N. I. K. Ho'A
Vl. and PilU K 87
Obi. and N.W.oom. bi
Ohlo aod N. W. prt 81
Cbi. sodK. I. K..... 111
Paclflo M. 8. Oo 104
Western U. Tel mill
Toledo A Wabash.. WZ
Mil. & Si.Paul com. 75
Adams Express Co 62
We I In. Fargo A Co. 2tiJ
U. 8. ExprttMS Oo.... 4VZ
Tennessee (is new.. 621
Oold... .146
Market dulL
WINES, ETC.
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CATAWBA.
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H. & A. C. VAN BEIL,
No. 1310 CHEONUT Street.
U fmwSmrp PHILADELPHIA.
WOOD HANGINGS.
rpUB M AQNIFICBNT NJSW EJ0M3
ct tub
WOOD BANGING? COMPANY,
No. 1111 CIIESJiUT STliEET,
Are now open, where they are prepared to respond
to all ordeis at tbe shortest notice The public ara
Invited to call and examine the beaallfui effects of
WOOD HAKUINQ la
WALL DECORATIONS,
And get correct and reliable Information til referenea
te Ha adaptation, cost, au4 all particulars leapeailng
fce same - s l mwismrp
fHE SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
For Kaeplmaj of Valvaklea, aamrlv
tlea,ateauad Ueaitliasx of Bafaa. ,
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a U. Clarke,
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