THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 18G8. t Illghly Important to Brickmaker. Tbe attention of brlckmakers Is cal ed to an iDTentloa by Mr. J. It. Caldwell, of Pittsburg, Which ii without a doubt uUlraatolj destined ta completely revolutionize the present slow and unsatlHfactory method of drying bricks, tilo pottery, and similar articles. We have not space to describe properly the- intention men tioned, but it will well repay anybody Inte rested In brlckmaking to visit the brick yard at Broad street and Germantown road and witness the practical operation! of "Caldwell's Off-bearloRs anl Brlck-drylnR Cars and Hot-air Furnace." Briefly it may be Bta'.ed that this invention consists of a hot-air furnace or tunnel, with double wall registers, well supplied with a uniform heat; and running through it is a small railroad containing capi tally constructed iron cars, co arranged as to hold 650 bricks each without touching each other. These car-loads of bncks are dried, "While passing throueh the tunnel, with aston ishing quickuess, uniformity, and thoroughness. They enter one end soft bricks, and come out at the other entirely ready for use. The furnace is capable of drying 6200 bricks at a time, and each one comes out perfectly dried. The old and tire some method of drying (well known to brick makers) is entirely dispensed with, and a considerable amount of labor and expense is saved. With this Invention in use bricks can be made at all bcbsodk, except when the clay is actually frozen. Brickmakers who study their own interest will do well to exaulne this inven tion at once, and its merits will be apparent. There Is a fortune in it for the inventor. Any particulars regarding It can bo learned of Alexander Kerr & Brother, No. 138 8. Water street NEW YORKISMS. From Our Own Correspondent. New York, Aug. 27. Now that the splendors of our watering places are beginning to pile and Mesirs, Namely, To wit, and Videlicet are thinking of . returning to town the next question is, what shall be the prime social excitement of tbe forthcoming season ? Plenty of excitement in the way of public amusement is being already prepared for fasbioLable Gothamites, and I am convinced that you will not care to hear much more of that just at present. Tbe question with the Gothamite is, what social lion Is to be caught and caged? The Mrs. Leo. Hunt", of Fifth avenue, are wondering what decoy-ducks will turn up in the bhape of distinguished foreigners some body who wears gold lace, and speaks broken English, and so Las a double right to be flirted with and jilted. I am afraid that in our very fashionable society, an eminent foreign literary man would stand no more chance than a distinguished Brigadier-General, unless, in deed, the author of ''Laas Veneris" should come hither and inhale fiesh inspiration trom the free-shown beauties of Madisou Square. It is astonishing to see how small is tbe attraction our fashionable women discover in tha fame ot an eminent literary roan, unless he, indeed, adds to his intellectual reputation the notoriety dne to bis editorship of such poem 3 as the late Miss Menken is said to bave loft in Mr. Swin burne's bands. However, it is probable that these longings after something new will soon be satisfied, aud that a furore will be created In the breaBts of our distingaish'jd demoiselles that bas not been equalled since the visit of the Prince of Wales. 'Ihe Grand Dake Alexis Alexandrovitch, third son of theCznr Alexander II of Russia, is now at that interesting age for joung ladies, viz., eighteen, which the Priuce of Wales was at when the latter visited this country about nine years ago. The young Alexia has been travelling for his health. He has just completed a tour which included almost all the countries bordering on the Medl teranean, and on Saturday last he sailed from Algiers for the United States. He is not only a Duke, young ladies will be glad to know; he is also a colonel ot a regiment of Russian infantry, and holds a commission in the Impetial naval division of Finland. He is -described .as being interesting-looking and handsome, with that supply ol dusky down upon the upper Hp which gives such pleasing piomise of tbe future magnificent moustache. His knowledge of conversational English is limited, and it Is well for the demoiselles who seek to oaptivate, that among well bred people of fashion tbe kno wledge of French has become almost of as much necessity here as throughout Europe. Several things will have a tendency to make tbe joung Duke popular here, as well as In Philadelphia, and whatever other Northern city he may visit in the United States. In tbe fret place there is a strong sympathy at present between tbe United States and Russia, based upon the mutuality of their interests with China nnd Japan, and the side the Emperor of Russia took with the North dnring tbe efforts of the late Confederacy. In the second place, fashion able society is always dying for semething new, nnd a yourjg foreign Duke (in ill health, too,) Is just the medium for bringing ii to life attain, In tbe third place, the object of all their expec tation Is said to be a very Marquis de Leftorifre, in the ait of pleasing, and where one party is reeolved to please, and the other to be pleased, no prophet is required to predict the result. Could a row like that which has disgraced the boards of tbe Broadway Thea're have occurred in a theatre of any other city, ex cept, f erhaps, New Orleans, or Chicago ? The whole affair Is brutal and low throughout, and havlig originated in the New York Theatro, Will long surround that place of entertainment with unpleasant associations. Ihe gist of the matter a ppt ars to be that, a'ttr Mr. Harkins, the leading ac'.or iu Foul P ay. at the New York (or Worrell Sisters') Theatre, bad appropriated the money in the box-office, iu his failure to receive the ftipulated amount from Mr. Lloyd, tbe lessee, Mr. I.loyd procured a warrant from .Tudj.e Barnard for his arrest. According to ill ihatl have been a'ile to understand, the Sheriff deputies employed for the arrest of Mr. Harkins had p'euty of opportunity to arrest him during tbe day, as Mr. Ilaikins, at various hours between dawn and dusk, fluctuates betweeu the Broadway Theatre and tbe Metropolitan Hotel Tbe time chosen for the arreRt, however, was at nine o'clock at niirht, when Foul flay was In full blist. At that hou a number of armed men, without stating their busiucs or displayiu their badges, presented themselves at the stine door of the Broadway Theatre, assailed all wb attempted to defe nd themselves, rushed iut tbe drcssing-romns of ihe uetrui'-es, who were makieg up for the next H''i,p. let off tliolr pis rols in a murdtrouly leckle-is manner, an were liot C'lkuei '.U' rohve wu-j wue, scut for, belore they had succeeded In painfully In uring one msr, and probably killing the call- boy, a lad of sixteen. Outrageous as such con duct Is, however, it Is as nothing in comparison with what It would seem, If the conseauences which so eaMly might have happened had really taken place. That the sound of screams and discharged pistols from behind the scenes did not cause a panic among tbe audience is a phenomenon for which no one has to thank the Sherifl's Deputies. However much tbe actor Hurl ins may have been in the wrong, the sym pathy of tbe public Is at present with him. (sheriff O'Brien bas written to Justice Sbaod'ey, In which he has the brazenness to justify his Deputies. But the Sheriff will find it extremely hard to make that part of the public which constituted tbe outraged audieuce on the even ing id question believe that tbe conduct of his Deputies was not more atrocious than anything of the kind that has occurred for years. Crime! ciimel crime! Nothing but crime bas been telegraphed to police headquarters and filled tbe note-books of reporters of late. An inveterate mother-stabber bas just (been rearrested and incarcerated for using a clasp- knife in a maternally murderous manner in open Court. The youth bad just recovered from the effects of a debauch, during which he had amused himself by beating his mother and sister. The sister was so ill-used as to bo conficed to bed, aud the mother, though looklDg badly, bad come In Court to testify against the filial devil. As she was leaving the witness stand he started up from one of the seats reserved for prisoners, and, rushing upon her with an open clacp-knite, endeavored to stab her to the heart. Thanks to the policemen who interposed, he succeeded in only grazing her check. Even to eyes used to the ghastly procession of bandaged and bleeding heads which daily loom up before tbe justices' desk, in the various Police Courts, such a sight as this is more thun sad and sickening it is hor- ifylug, and one asks himself whether devils never possess human beiugs now as in the time of old? An interesting clash of arms has fust occurred between Captain Coa'e3 (not Captain Jinks of tbe Hoss Marines), in coaimand of the Wash ington Gray Battalion, and Captain Cooke, in command of Company B, of that battalion. In consequence of some misunderstanding about tbe expenses, Captain Coates contradicted the rumor that the b.ittalion was to visit Bo-ton and Providence, and called on Captain Cooke to surrender all the arms and equipments in his charge, Inasmuch as Company B had resolved to undertake the visit as a separate battalion, and Captain Coates was resolved that it should not. Cooke applied to Brigadier-General Pastley for permission to loau, which was refused; and Coates applied to Superintendent Keunedy for a police force to prevent company B's leaving the city, Captain Cooke having announced his in tention to go anyhow, in spite ot Pasley'a pro bibition. But Kennedy refused tbe requested police force unless a wish to that effect should be received by him from Geneial Shaler, com manding the First Division. At any rate, how he quarrel was set.led, remains a mystery as yet, for tbe battalion set off, apparently amica ble, on Tuesday morning, at four o'clock. A foot-race at Finlay track, aud aquatics at Sing SiDg, attest to the interest in the mmcle movement which is still kept up among us. This last attenuated scrap of paper on which I am writing, warns me to say what I have to sav as short as possible; so, it any of the readers of The Telegraph want to see a pretty piece of rowing, 1 advise them to be at Ilomkcn uu the 7th of next mould, when a boatme match, tor $200 a side, will come on" between John McKicl aud Johnny uiue, alias "StiaoK8"oi toe Kowery. Among inote on me iookuui lor sucn visitors will be Ali Baba. THE CHICAGO TUNNEL. Rapid Progress ot tb Work, aud am ji;arijr i onieuom n.xict.a. We take tbe following from the Chicago Post: Work on the Washington street tunnel ii rapid!? proereesinsr, and there is little doubt that tne great tnorougu are win oo opened in tbe eniiv siirme. loe obstructions will be re moved from tne river by December 1. From three hundred to tour hundred men are em ployed u on the work, aud the whole is pushed loraard to completion as rapidly as possible. Six bundled aud B'xty-five feet of the arching aie already finished, leaving 2G5 feet still to be built. Tbe east excavation is now eighty feet inside the river bed. Tbe coder d im is alt tb tt could bu des red, excluding tbe wa'er pertectly bo tbat no (rouble arises irom this source. On tbe webt ride the excavations are within twenty five feet of the river. Tbe coffer dam will be built across the other half of tue river, aud the channel changed from the west to tbe cast side by the middle of September, so that tbe exca vation can oe continued on ine west sine, ine nassenuer house on the east side is nearly at its lull hi-iuht. Tbe general plan ot the tunnel is already known, Single pas-ages, for bor?e and foot separately, are bunt to the water's ease, where the passage is doubled for the carriage way, extending iwo nunorea ana twenty lurt. ou3 side tor going east, and the other side for tue west, thus preventing any danger of collision. The footpath is six feet ab ve the carriage road. in the middle or tne tuunei. wncn an the arches are completed the top will be covered with mrsonrv, making all level; over this will be a coating of government apbal'.um poured ou hot, and tbus running Into and tilling all the seams, ar.d forming a water tight sheeting; over this, again, large, heavy flagstones, of the usual white stones, will be laid, and the joints tilled with aspbaltum. Then the wa'er is allowed to flow over all. Betweeu each course of brick in the arches is a half inch of cement. The bottom of the archways will be built over a concrete nilmg of pounded stone and cement. Beneath the centre of the passage-way underfoot, Is a sewer 120 leet long over one hundred or which is new built leading to a well in tbe centre of the tunnel bottom, into which all water accumulating in the tunnel flows and Is pumped up by a powerful engine to tbe surface and back to tbe river. The cost of the tunnel, for material and la'ior, is about $000 per week. Tne cost ot building is much greater than was at first expected, as tue project a as a new one, and of course not to be figured clo.-ely ou. The contractors have already dis bursed upwards ol $75,000 over and above what they bave receive 1 from the ciiy. Tho original contract was $328,600. but the actual cost will be not less than half a million. The present contractors, Loever, are determined to carry the work through. FURNITURE. SPECIAL NOTICE. 10 BE SOLD. A3 SOON A8 POSSIBLE, $100,000 WORTH OF FURMTURE, At prices much below mual rates. (ilOIUiK J. IIE3KELS LAijY A. CO., THIRTEENTH hud CUK'NUT blram, DM'.i-UM'? i.'-. -.ran. CI TY ITEMS. Baboatks offered In Hummer Clothing and In Summer Goods mads to order, l clois out stock. Assortment still gond, bat being rapidly olosed oat. All prices guaranteed lower than the lowest else where, and tall satisfaction guaranteed to evrry par chMr. or the sale cancelled and mmw refunded. JIalfv"v betimtn ) BaNWBTT 4 Co , Filhautl TuW Mall, Mxth ttreel ) Ms) ikt t., Puc lau-lpki A. AHB (OO BaOAlWAV, Niff YoK, EFaHKOT ELKCTBICITr. beys Brother Jonathan to John, Wblle talking by tbe wire, We've brongut ourselves togsthsr, John, By lb la Electrlo Flre. "And now, wblle tight together bound " Bays Jon atb an to John, "We always In the eause of right Together will be fonnd. 'Tbe fl-' despatch we'll send across Will show tbe peop'e where To go and et tbelr wardrobes filled With cktblDg rich and rar j. Tbus w"ii begin on work of good By tellkg folks lo go And buy wbate'er tbey want to wear Of CB ABLKH 6TOK BS A t'O , No. S24 Cbesnut st reet. Ami Wis, Paatilbncb. and Intkmpbbanuk Golds trad to tbe greatest destruction of haunallfe. malely because a Cold Is too often considered a very ordinary, trifling alTAlrJast as well lefs to ga as 1 came, and hence systematically neglected, until a simple, curable affection. Is oonveried Into a serious nd generally fatal Pulmonary disease. Tbe more prudent, aware tbat a violent Cough or Cold should never be lr fled wltb, but on the ontrary taken oare off.-om lie Inclplency, promptly make use of Dr Jeyne's Expectorant, a curative wblch has sustained Its refutation for over thirty years as a remedy always efficacious, and snre to exert a most beneficial Influence on all the Bronchial and Palmonuy organs. Bold by all Druggists. Jbwelby. Mr. William W. Cassldy, No. 12 South Second street, has the largest and moet attractive assortment of fine Jewelry and silverware In the city. Purchaser can rely upon obtaining a real, pore arti cle furnished at a price which cannot be equalled He also bas a large stock of American watches In all varieties and at all prices. A visit to bjs store Is sure to result In pleasure and profit. Fins Custom Made Boots and Shobb for Gen tlemen. Baruett, Ha 83 South Sixth street, above Cbesunb aPiUNK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read Thb Evknino TLLkSBAPH at Hlilmau's News Stand, at Korth PenLBylvanIa Depot. TTrnoi STKBTNO. Prices reduced, . Pat' en's, No. Hi Chsnut street. Work ol any description done. Men always ready. Bkdd'no renovated and mtde equal to new, at Patten's, No. 1408 Chesi.ut street. Gbovbb A Bakbb's Highest Premlam Sewing Machines, No. 730 Chesnnt street. Ir you wish for fine reading matter, pay a visit to No. Ki7 B. Third ateet; you can there choose from a lame and varied stock. All manner of pictorials, maKazlues. news JoumMs, faiibion plates, seml ruontbliea, novelettes, nice uaxs, ana light nrsiaad ard woiks will be found upon the ahelves. Mr. Tren with, tbe proprietor, has Pll'ecled an arrangement whereby be furnishes his pairona with the Ne York lournals several bours belore the regular mails ar rle. . AUTUMNAL ATTISB FOB GENTLEMEN AND JUVENILIS, WANAMAKER il BROWN. MABRIED. HORNEJOHP BON. On June 22. by Rev. Mr. Peters, Pastor ot he Third Bipilsi Churcn. Philadel. Ll.'.lK P. JolIN.itiM, daughter of Amos Johnson, of 'imnicum, ueiaware couniy, ra. TOFHAU-WILSON. On Tuesday evening tbe 251b Instant, by Kev. A, H Long, BKNJ4M1N F. TOPUaU to Mliis ANGUS W'LSjjS, all of tbe Tweuty-secona vvara, ruuaaoipuia. DIED. BROWN. On the 25th Instant. MARY V., wife ot inanes a. ur iwn, ner relatives aud friends are Invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of ber husband, Mo. 312 Marshall street, on fciunJay, tne sum luaiAat, at 3 o'cio a f. at. B UGH KB. On tbe2Stb Instant, DAVID HL'QHBd. a native of Wales, in tne 73d year of hla age. 1 be relative aud menus ui (he fauiu are respect fully lovlied to attend the funeral, from bis late resi dence, near Conshohockeu, on Friday morning next at 10 ociocK. LUK ENH.-Buddenly, on tbe 2Uh Instant. ALLAN tl ll'ht., in tue 4iin year 01 his axe The relatives and mends of tbe family are respect fully Invited to attend tbe funeral, from hla late ratil oetice, No. 44(H) Main street, Mauayunk, on Hunday afternoon, the 8uib instant, at 2 o'clock. Funeral 10 proceeo to ttoxuoruuga. OGDEN. On tbe 2 th Of AuKait. 1869. JANE, tbe elaesi duunbter ot James and earab Ogdeu, aged si years 2 nionibs ana 12 days, a native 01 Koytou, i,au cashlre. Jinuiand. Tbe relative and rrlendi ot the family are respect fully Invited to attend tbe funeral, troutbe residence m tier parents, ro. at aohuii street, rrauitiora, on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. PM.NROaK.-OD tbe morning ot tbe 25th instant. alter a Uriel llloesp, hKBKOU 4 W. PKNR Jdlfi, relict ol the late Haniuei a. r-nroee, or mis our. Funeral cu bU lb-day morning at 10 o'clock. ( Amebic aH Life Insurance Company, Of Philadelphia. S. E. Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets. J&'Thii Institution has no superior in the TJiMciX Suues 610 HOL.LO WAY'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OP JAMAICAJBINGER. k ITRE ESSENCE OF THE TRUE JAMAICA ULXUER. Free trom Cayenne Pepper or any ether admixture, possessing All the Carminative and dlffuslrclr Btlinu latiiig properties Which are so potent in the Jamaica Ginger alone, and which are so efficacious In all cases of Chills trom Exposure to Cold or Dampness, Colto, Cholera Mor bus, 1 larrbota, eta. OB8KKVK A halt teaspoon ful ol Holloway's Qln. ger Is stronger and more etfeollv thau a full tea- ipoonful of any other In tbe market. PREPARED BY JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & C0W3N, Ko. C02 ARCH STREET, DRY GOODS. JH n "DEE-HIVE" DRY GOODS STORE, No. 020 CHESNUT Street. J. W. TR0CT0R & CO. CLOSING OUT 8ALC8 TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL STOCK, Bargains for 15 Days. FINAL 11EDUOTION8. Having completed our semi-annual Stock Taking, we hare . MARKED DOWN THE WHOLB OF OUR SUMMER STOCK To close the season's sales and make roo , FOR FALL ARRIVALS. J. W. PROCTOR & CO., THE BEE-niTE, No. 020 CHESNUT Street 1 It tntbsMp PHILADELPHIA, LADIES ABOUT TO LEAVE TOE city for tbelr country houses or the sea-sbore will find It greatly to tbelr advantage, before par chasing elsewhere, lo examine The Extensive Stack, at Greatly Reduced Trices, or E. M. NEEDLES & CO., No. HOI CHESNUT STREET GURARD ROW, Comprising a complete assortment tor personal 01 hotutthold use, of LACKM, EMBROIDERIES H ANJJKEROHIKPb PVFFED. KaVaKtD AND 1UCKKD MU8 LIBS, CAMBRIC'S, JAOUNBT9, PIQDKrt, and WHITE QUODS, In every variety, VEILS AND VEIL MATERIALS of every deeorip tlon, together wltb an extensive assortment of HOUSEHOLD LEXERS, A.T TEMPTING PRICES In every width and quality. 8HIRTING.PILLOW-OABE, SHEETING, ATABLK LINENS, NAPKINS. DOYLIES, FLANNELS, DIMITIES FOR SPREADS, AND fCRNI. TURE COVERS, MARSEILLES, HO NET COMB, AND OTHKR SPREADS, TOWELS AND TOWELLING IN DA MASK AN O H UOK A B AC, BUMMER BLANKETS, TA BLE COVERS, ETC ALSO, SHIRTING. PILLOW-CASE AND SHEET ING MUSLINS, B. HI. NEEDLES & CO.. No. HOI CHESNUT STREET. II QIRARD ROW- J- 0 T I C E, JOHN W. THOMAS, Nos. 405 and 407 N. SECOND St., BIS JC8T RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF PIM BRO'S, FIRST QUALITY IKI8 II POPLINS, For Fall and Winter Wear, IN COLORS: CLACK, DRABS, MAUVE, UR JWNS. GARNET, ULACE, MODES, WHITE. UREBNS, bLAlE, BLUES, CHENE, CLARET, Wblcb we offer at 'bs a VERY lO WEST MARKET PRICE. 8 25rp MEDICAL. It II 1U MAT! e3I, N E U K A. T-iGIA., Warranted Permanently Cured. Warranted Permanently Cured. Without Injury to the System. Without Iodide, Potassia, or Colchicum liy Using Inwardly Only DR. FITLER'8 GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY, For Rheumatism and Neuralyia in all Us forma. The only stacdard, reliable, positive, Infallible per manent cure ever discovered. It Is warranted to con, tain nothing hortful or Injurious to tbe system. WARKANTEDIOOJREORMOJSEY REFUNDED WARRANTED TO CURE OR MONEY REFUNDED Tboosanus ot Philadelphia rslereuces of cares. Pro pared at No. 29 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, 8 22sluihtf BELOW MARKET. DEAFNESS EVERT INSTRUMBNT THiT kolmce and skill bave Invented to assist the Hearing iu every Degree of deafness; also. Ke plra- ors: also. CrauitaM s Patent liin;he, supsrlor tl any . IlieiS Iu u.e, at P. M4DEIUA'S, No. 115 H. 1 KJSTU btreei. OHiowtjneaiiui nii "O ATENTBP PANTS SCOURED AND X kTHKTtllKH tuui 1 to s luuuua, at Moium French eotiaiu Uyeing ana uoounug, no, nit M, llalDlfelkJ svN.TM Street sua ho, 7 uav "WW. I ri 'i1 FINANCIAL. ONION PACIFIC RAHROAI FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS At 102, And Aoorued Interest. CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS At 103. And Accrued Interest. FOll SALE BY De Haven & Bro.. No. 40 S0UT1I Till Kb STREET, SSS PUItADEL.PUlA WM. PAINTER & CO., BACKERS AND DEALERS IN U0YER3. MENT SECURITIES, No. 36 South THIRD Street, PHILADELPHIA, AGENTS FOR The Union Pacific Railroad Co., AND Central Pacific Railroad Co lYe liave on hand THE FIRST MORT GAGE SIX TER CEM. GOLD INTEREST I50SDS of both Companies, for sale or Excbange for Government Securities. raiuplilcts, with Maps, Reports, and full information furnished on application, a itr u INDE& SPECIAL STATE CHARTER THE UEUION BANKING COMPANY, K. E. Cor. FOURTH and CHESAUT Sfci., PHILADELPHIA, A1ITIIOBIZED CAPITAL. 1,000,000. PAID IH CAPITA Ei, 9100,000. Solicits accounts of Business Firms, Mantuacturers, Dealers, and others. Collections made and Checks on Country Banks received. Certificates bearing interest at 4 per cent, will be issued for special deposits, to remain 30 days or longer. N. C MUSSELMAN, President. E. F. HIODDT, CAftlllKB. 8 81mrp LEHIGH VALLEY KA1LKOAD COMPANY'S MORTGAGE BONDS, DUE IN 1898. $5,000,000, With Interest at Six Per Cent., Payable on the First Day of June and Decern ber of each year, FREE FROM STATE ASD UMTED STATES TAXES. $1,000,000 OF THESE BONDS, Either Coupon or Registered, Are offered at nlnety-UTe per centum, with Interest trom tbe day of .aie. free from ntate and Doited States' taxes. For iurib.ee information, hpplj to CHARLES C.LOAUSTRETH, Treasurer, Office of tbe Leblgb Vs. ley Railroad Company, 8 8 lmrp No. 808 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia. BANKING HOUSE or jArC00KE&Gr Nos. 112 and 114 South THIRD Street PHILADELPHIA, Dealers In aU Gorernment Securities. Old 6-20a Wanted in Exchange for Ken A. liberal Difference allowed. Compound Interest Notes Wanted. Interest Allowed on Deposits. COLLECTIONS MADE BTO0K8 boocht and sold on Commission. Special business accommodations reserred lor l.rti... 11 tax .... lit lm .nnllnutlAiii tl PnllfllMI fit Llfa Insurance In tbe Naiioiai LHe Insurance (J iiapaoy of ibe United btalee. Full Information .Wen at our ottlre. QLENDINNINQ & DAVIS, PO. 8 SOUTH THIBD TBKBTI Stock and Gold Broken. QUOTATIONS OTf NEW YORK STOCKS ALWAYS ON HAND, iH9 FINANCIAL. iITlWD0i Dealers in Ml Uorernment Kecnritles oaf Foreign Exchange Letters ef Credit issued on Messrs. JAMES W. TUCKER & CO., Paris, AVAILABLE FOU TRAVELLERS' USE THROUGHOUT KtROPK, Bills on all the principal cities. Uorenancnt Securities bought, sold, r exchanged. SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO., No. IG South THIRD Street. TU PHILADELPHIA. A VERY DESIRABLE HRST-CLASS INVESTMENT. A LIMITED AMOUNT OP THB Fir&t Mortgage Seven Per Cent. Bonds OF IEI ROCHESTER WATER WORKS CO. FOR SALE AT 87 1-2, AJiD Accrued interest from JULY 1, 186&, PAYABLE SEMI-AMMUAJU.Y. Jasinary sad Jstlj. FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO GLENDINNING & DAVIS, No. 48 South THIRD Street, 8 24 IN PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT Philadelphia, August 1, 1364 Notice to Shareholders. Pei sons holdl-c receipts for subscription to NEW j STOCK, dated PRIOR to July 28, are hereby notified ' tbat Certificate, will be ready for dell-err on and alter 4th instant. Certificates for receipts dated Jnly 23 to 80 InoloslT wlil be ready for delivery on and alter 14th Instant. THOS T. FIRTH, TREASURER. II sot JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC. Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies, Sapphires, Pearls, Bailey & Co., Chessut Street, 819. ttnthsl 3PECIAL NOTICE. UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1, 18C8, We Shall Close Daily at 5 P. 91. Saturdays 3 P. M. CLARK & DIDDLE, Jewelers and Silversmiths, No. 712 CHESNUT Street, tt tnthrp PHILADELPHIA. WATCHES. As C. & A. PEQUICNOT, Manulacturers of WaTCH C aSE3. and Vealas lii American a ad Imported "W A T O II E 8( No. 11 South SIXTH Street, S 6rplntls Manufactory. No. Vt 8 FIFTH Street. SOAP. QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP QUEEN OF ENGLAND HOAP. QUEEN OP ENGLAND SOAP. Fordoing a family wasblng In tbe best and ohetwv But tu.nDcr. Uuar.Dteed tquai lo any in tbe worMi Uas all tbe strenvtb ot tbeold rosla soap, wltb Vbm wild aan laibirlng qna)Ii:es of uenulue Castile. Tr tills l-ndld Hnap. BOLD BY TUE ALLEN CHEMICAL WORKS, Na 48 NOsHTH FRONT BT. PHILADELPHIA. (S2Uum IODUEBS' ASU WORTfc.NHOLH'A PIjOKBT A hMVm IVurlsud blaK 1L.U n' h-utlliU tlilnli. KOlHIhKh' aud WAliK 4 HUTOHIcn'4 KA Ov. aud lb. ct-1. braUHl LEuOULtUK KAZuK hC'lt-HOKH of the thirtit qn.my. " I r.,rn, Ei.lves. Sclstur, and Table Cutlery Ornnad and P ;slu.d alp. MADKIUA'S, Ho. Hi H, TEN fl uei,beivw VtetnviK
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