TIIE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 18G8.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Tlie iiidlAiifl,
WieniNOTOir, Sept. 11 The Acting Commii-
ioarroi Itidtnu Atlsirs this mormon receive 1
a report from Siiperintcr.dctit Wvukoop, Riving
ftn Hccouot of a ditliculty which occurred on
Holiday, August 9, between tho soMicrs at Fort
Zara, in Arkanas, and a party of Kiowa In
Uians. The diUiculty was originated by two
young KiowHS, who were intoxicated, riding
through a white man's camp in a disorderly
manner, when tbey were fired on, and one of
them Beriously wounded. The Indians reported
to their baud having been tired on, and the
KiowRfl went to the fort in battle army, but the
difllculty wa9 then prevented by tlic uUcricrcnce
of a friendly chief.
On the alternoon of the same day awaken
master arrived at tliR fort, reporting his train
had been robbed by Klowas, and a detachment
or troops was eent out to the Kiowa Ciimp.
Upon their arrival the Indian women and chil
dren jumped into the river to swim to tha oppo
pile bank, fttnl numbers of pnpooses were
drowned. The Iu lii.es formed In line of b.ittle,
when the w;ipourua-ter becoming frightened,
confesed lie 1m l given the merchandise to the
Indians. This terminated thra appearance of
hostilities, and alter some talk pea-o was
arrangc-1. Acri-nt Wji.koop reports these Iudi tns
jri-nerully dpuscl to be very Irienily.
Appointment.
The Secretary of tho Treasury to-diy an-
Fointed Colonel Jauie JI trr Sjperv'nor of
utrrnal Revenue for the district of MUoun,
being the urst appointment uuJer the now law.
An Interview.
Jlr. Ed ward Thornton. Britls-h Minister, called
Ht the White lloni-e this morning, aud had ;t
ehoit intef view with tho 1'rciideni.
Stw Krlicclulc.
The throfpti posencer tra'ns between WaTi
incton and New York ami Washington and
Pnilaileliihia will le run nnder a new schedule
beginning with Hunday next, the 13ih lust. Tno
time will be quickened materiullv, the morning
express making Ihe run through between Wash
ington and Oourtlaixl street ferry, New York, In
each direction, In eiirht hours nnd fifteen min
utes, aud the night train in lots than nine hour.
The night trains will start lro'ii each end at !
1'. M., instead of 7, and reach the opposite end
before 6 A. M. All communications now made
at both termini will be maintained, while south
wardly pafsi-nzers leaving Boston by the Snore
line atter 11 A. M , cm reach Washington before
G the following morning.
by the new schedule much greater facilities
will be given to the mails. Th'i day mails from
the cast will be due here before 5 I'. M., and
chu be ar.swered, tluoutrh the p istal car sys
tem, bv the 9 o'clock depnrture, thus g vinlng a
day. The morning and lioin trains f.r New
York will ciititinue to leave Washington at 8
A.M. nnd 12 o'clock and 30 minutes, as now,
and will leave Courtland street, New York, at
8 o'clock and 40 minutes A. M., due at Washing
ton at i-Vh aud 12-3H noon, instead if 12 noon,
as now, but due at Washington at 10 P. M.. no
later than nc present. To favilirate intercourse
betweeu Wasiiiiiglon and Ftiiluihlpliia, a
new traiu is estabil-bPtl (runnine indepeudeutly
of the iScw Yoik train) i avin? Philadelphia at
11-30 P. M., reaching Wiishimrton at 5M0 P. Al.,
and reaching Philadelphia at 11-20 P. M. Hy
this measure; aUo, the New York and Washing
ton meht trams are relieved of the Philadelphia
and Washington baguaee aud travel, thus
enabling lljem to muse the greitly improved
time proposed. A superior eqnipinent in new
cars lor travel by day and bv night trains, with
special adaptation, is now being prepared for
the line.
FROM THE PLAINS.
rrcarcKH of flic IimIIuii War Skirmish
tvitti Ihe Aborigines.
St. Louis, Bept. 11. A special despatch from
Fort Wallace to the Uepuhiican says lUt) Chey
ennes appeared near t-heridan, Kansas, at day
light this moi uh'g. a email portion of which
niiide a dash on the town, and then joined tho
main body, tmd moved in tne direction of But
ler, where they capture! f everal Mexican teams,
killed three hien, and then moved Nortu of
the track, and left in a northwest direction,
carrying otl cattle and horses.
Two scouts sent her? by the Oovernorof Colo
rado have arrived, aud report that the Indians
are abont all the settlements southeast of Den
ver, and that the settlors are suilering greatly.
Vive hundred head of stock have been run oil
within the pa?t week, and twenty settlers killed
and scalped. The Denver coach, which arrived
this afternoon, was detained by Indian?, and
c.riven buck to ldg Timber. The Indians were
reported to be three hundred strong on Sand
Creek. Fort Lyou advices of September 9 state
that General Feuro.-e's company of cavalry
fought them two miles out on tlie 8th, killiug
four Indians and losing two soldiers killed and
two wounded.
, . About 1 o'clock this morning the pickets re
ported two small bands of Indians about six
miles northeast of the pott, moving westward.
On Sunday night last a Mr. Cook, living at
Centraliu, 111., wa6 robbed of $10,000 in green
backs. . ,
FROM CALIFORNIA.
A Hair on li Pacific Const The Tidal
Wave the Itenult or the r.urtuqtinke.
Ban Francisco, Sept. 10. It is believed that
the great tidal wave of August 14 at San Pedro
and along the Southern coast of California, was
the result of the earthquake at Callao. A dis
turbance of the tides in this harbor was aoticed
on the same day.
Arizona advices of August 25 say that Colonel
Price held a talk with a delegation of Wallajack
and llohare Indians at Kort Moharc, and the
result was an agreement that all the tribe would
assemble la twenty days in a grand council;
meanwhile hostilities to be suspended on both
sides. The Wallajack Indians nre desirous of
peace, and Colonel Price is satisfied that no
mere outraces will bo committed.
A party of miners had to go to the mountains
for safely. t . ,
Flour, $5-50C-50; . Wheat, $l-902; Legal
tenders, 7o.
FROM EUROPE BY GABLE.
Dcnth the Emir of Kohl.arit Admiral
I'ari'Hiiiit i" Uie I'.nst.
: London, Bept. 11.-It is said that Prussia will
send a war ship to the J'ataiu to protect Ger
mans there.
The Emir of Bokhara is dead.
The barque Blanche, from New York, with a
caieo of petroleum, has been damaged by tiro at
Marseilles.
While the flagship Franklin was In the Bos
porus, a (Jreek-Creun deputation boarded her,
and distributed an address, Heking American
aid. Admiral Farrikgut, at Mr. Morris' angles
tion, returned the copies, and received the de
putation as prifate persons, and na politics
were talked.
From Vermont'
Ecklington, Vt.. Sept. 10. Tho Vermont
State Fair, which is being held in this city this
week, has proved much more successful thau
lor many years past. The number of entries in
all departments is unprecedented, beinir fully
double that of any previous year in most of the
departments. Tin afternoon addresses were
delivered by Hon. George F. Edmunds, United
Btates Senator from this district, and Hon. John
A. liriawold, the Republican candidate tr
Governor in New York State. The romaluder
of the utteruoon was devoted to trotting raoes;
the beet time, 2-38, was mad j by the iiia-e
Fanny, eutoit-a by Hon. H. (i. ltboi. of lieu
ulngton. '
Thu number of competing horses for most of
tho trotting premiums was laige. The attend
ance is very large, and all the lines ot travel are
crowded with those still coruine-.
The grounds have been exowded with visitors
the number present to-day being from twelve tq
fifteen thousand. Many distinguished gentlemen
fiom other btates are in attendance. To-morrow,
the last day of the fair, will be devoted to horse
exlilidtlons and awarding of premiums. Katur
day there will bo trotting races on the Stale
l air (.rounds, open to all horses; mile heats,
bent three iu five for cltizeu' purses. Quite a
largo number of pickpockets are In town, aud
several fanners have beta vllcved of their
jiocket- books.
American Meelmuicn' Celebration,
Lancaster, Sept. 11 The parade ol the United
Order ol American Mechanic in this city was
the largest and grandest civic demonstration
ever held here. -About fifty councils from this
Stats were represented, and several from Dela
ware and New Jersey. Upwards of 6000 men
were in line, and marching four abreast, occu
pud fifty minutes in pasing a given point.
Some : twenty large wagons were also in line, on
which vailed trades r Ited their profession. On
one w sgon wcrs thirteen vouug women, drecd
In white, to represent the thirteen original
states.
Colonel MIIqj acted as Chief Marshal. Archs
were thrown across the ontr end or four of the
principal streets, and evergreens were 8iispnded
across each of the four streets meeting in Centre
frqnarc. A large number of persons from the
surioundiug country towns were In the city.
There were thirly-etaht bands of m isle In the
procefion. The oration which wa to have
betn delivered did not take place.
I'olltlcal!
IifFLiNOTON, N. J., Sept. 11. The ratitloation
of the Republican nomination for Congress took
place here to-niirh'. The (Jrant Legion, in ual
torm, with torches, preceded by tho Burlington
Hand, paraded the streets, and then ma'ched to
the City Hall, which was crowded. Itev. Mr.
Sovereign presided. General Itimlniir, the muni
nee, spoke to the Boys in Blue, and Hon. A..W.
Qnincey, of New York, tollowed. Great enthu
siasm was manifested. The demonslialioa was
vi ly satisfactory to the Uepnblicm1".
ArouFTA, 8"pt. 11. The Radical Nominnting
Convention held a mass meeting last night
I he w hile spenkers warned tho negroes that 1
Seymour and Blair were elected they would al
be put back Into slavery again. Alter the meet
ine the negroes had a torchlight parade, iu
Which about, 3C0 participated. ,
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
TOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITIKS OBTSrDB PA9K8.
Political. The hall at Market ami Merrick
streets was crowded wl h Republican citizens,
members of the club, and the meeting was very
enthusiastic. Addresses were delivered by Hon.
Charles O'Neill and A. Wilson Heuszev. lUa..
the Republican candidate for Senator. These
gentlemen were listened to with greut atteLtion,
and during their remarks were freauentlv
gieeted with rounds ot applause. They discussed
me issues oi me campaign, commented upon
the different candidates of the Republican
party, and urged their triumphant election.
Bulb Mr. O'Aelll and Mr. Ilenszey Impressed
upon the large audience tho necessity of a de
cided success on the second Tuesday iu October,
anu were nrm m tueir ueuei mat the ltepublicau
voters of the Ninth Waid would uiva an in.
creased majority lor the whole t'ekct. They
remarked that the Presidential election would
be influenced by the result of the October elec
tion, and expressed their gratification at seeing
so mauy patriotic men present who were deter
mined upon a victory for republicanism. The
msetiiig adjourned clieeii.g lor all the candi
dates ol the party.
bast night the Democracy held forth at
Geimantown. Speeches were made by General
William McCandless, John R. Reading, Stephen
S. FiCQjiik, and others.
Another Democratic meetins was held at
Front aud Diamond streets, Nineteenth Ward,
at which the Rev. K. S. Thnrin, John Rljd'ett,
John O'Bjrue. aud others delivered addresses.
Tub Assault on 1'oliceman Camac Law
rence Tobin, John Canigau, aud James Whal
ley had a tinal hcuriug yesterday afternoon,
before Alderman Carpenter, on the charge of
being implicated in the attack on Policeman
Camac several weeks ago, on Walnut street. Mr.
Camac teslitUd that the attack tonk place on
ihe night of the 18th of August, shortly after 9
o'clock; he was on Front street, wheu he heard
tne scream of a woman on Water strct, and
going round he saw the female, who desired
him to airest a man who had struck her iu the
mou'h; the witness attempted to make the
arrett w'nea be was struck in the back, and
knocked in the atreet; a crowd came up aud he
was knocked down; Tobm, he says, cut him in
tha side once, Gairiean cut him twice, and
Whalley kicked him in the shoulder; Tobin ha
recognized, because ho (witne.-t) struck him in
the eye; wituess spoke to several policemen
right alter the assault, whom ho told Tobin had
cut him. The counsel for the accused attempted
to slow by witness that he himself was drunk
on the occasion, but that was ruled out. Ke
servr James D. Howley testified that Immedi
ately after the assault on Mr. Camac, he started
after the crowd, and eaw Tobin, whom he recog
nized by CHhing out, "Larry, I know you:" to
which Tobin replied, "Yes, and I know you; I'll
try to get this crowd away." Several other wit
nesses were examined, when the magis'rate
concluded to hold Tobin aud Garrigan to
answer for an assault and battery with inteut to
kill, and Whalley tor an assault and battery.
Fieemen's Convention. A convention of
Bremen took place last evening at the Northern
Liberty Hose house for the purpose ot adopting
plaDs tor the reception ot the Wauregan tlook
and Ladder Company of Norwich, on their
arrival in this city on the 221 instant, Henry
McDowell, of the Good Intent Kngine Company,
in the chair. J. N. Kochersperger, of the
Northern Liberty Hose Company, was elected
Chief Marbhal, and he announced the following
aids:
Thomas F. Hannan, of the Taylor Hose, Henry
McDowell, ot the Good Inteut Kngiue, and A.
H. Ladncr, of the United States Hose Company,
aids.
The following persons were appointed as Divi
sion Marshals: First Division, 8. M. Strouse.
Companies Friendship Fnglne, Hope Engine,
Northern Liberty Hose, Independence Hose.
Second Division. Marshal, Thomas McDevitt.
Companies Philadelphia Kngtue, Good Will
Hose, Good Intent Hose, Good Iuteut Engine.
MoyamenslUE Hose.
Third Division. Robert Parks, Marshal. Com
paniesWestern Engine, Taylor Hose, inde
pendence Engine, Union Hose.
Thb L atb Fight on thb Too William Spabkb.
Jehu McDougal, a hotel keeper at Front and
Gliard avenue, was at the Central Station yes
terday alternoon, cbargud with being concernvd
in the attack on Policeman Large, of the Tenth
District, John and Peter Pote, and Henry Rice,
which took place on Thursday evening, on the
tug William sparks, at Bridesburg. it was testi
fied that he kicked the poHcemau twice in the
lace, knocking out several teeth, aud then
flourished a huge knife, with which he struck
Mr, Rice. John wbb hound over for trial.
Casualties. The following cases were ad
mitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital dutlng
yesterday:
Thomas Craicr, 18 years of age, residing at
Sixth and Sluppen i-tieets. tell at Front aud
Arch streets, and injured himseltabout the head.
Marv O'Donnell, 40 years of age, residing at
No. 732 Bedford street, was knocked dowu by
an unknown mau, and Lad her head cut and
ankle sprained.
Jof ph Darenue, aged 50 years, employed In
the sugar house of Ficker k Williams. Fifth aud
Williams streets, tniured by the rolling of a
hogshead of sugar upon him.
Amount of coal trauKported on tho Philadel
phia and Keixllijg Kan mud during the wuelt
JVwh. Cwt.
30.7.S5 0U
IS
2.5.V) OH
- 10
: 3.ai) i or
. PtHll l.j
2.01 J l;i
euuing Thuikday, dept. lo, isus:
From Ht Clair
" Purl Cxrijon
Pot.lHVlliO
" f-cliuj iaill Unveil
" Auburn
" 1 Ki t t ill. t n
V liarribtuiK aud Dauphin.,
Anthracite coal for week Ol.SiJ 14
I'.luurnnoiiH cohI from Karrlahuruiid
piuij hiu for v. eeic 7,200 09
Totnl frr week paying freight 102.1 44 2S
Coal for Conipniiy 'a use 8.o,s5 11
Total all kinds for week h)r,:M 124
Previously this year 2XiZi5M 00
A Race with French Velocipedes.
A Palis correspond-nt describes a race with
velocipedes which look place at Eughlcu, near
that city, on the 23 1 of A ugmt :
'Jho starting point is indicated by tall f)a
stnlnt, and as each race Is culled the competitor
emerge one by one from the Avenue de Girardin
(the famous Etnite ii Mayor of the villagj) and
take np their positions atresst of each other,
but hardly six clear feet upait, ai prescribed by
the official regulations. They are all mus Milar
looking youtis men not decked out, as Is gene
rally the ense at tbee C'uipeiRion, in colored
jockey caps and jackets, but wearing loose ordi
nary coats and tad boots, into which the ends of
theor troivsers ar thrut. The course, whioa is
lt00 metres in Icuath (about a milo and a fur
long), is in parts over a st ine pavd road.
Still, the distance was fcoinplljhcd by the
winner of the prize for velocipedes with two
wheels in four minutes nnd twenty-live Becoml;",
or at the rate of upwards of titieon miles uu
hour, the velocipedes wit u three wheels belua
almost halt as long aiiain, namely, six minute
aud twenty-eight seconds in Heeomplisliing the
sumo distance. The starter had a Hrge flag
which he gronnded as a signal, and the ju ig0
wore the ribbon ot the Lecion oi Honor. The
course, which was very badly kept by the
numerous gendarmes, scrgenta de viile, aud
"gardes du lac," was liued the entire distanc:
by crowds of p-oidc, who loudly cheered tuc
vtctoiimis chamber as he p-wKcd the winning
post. No sooner bnd he dismount.ci tjan a
loiiniina 'glass of beer was handed to him by
some attendant Ganymede, a'ler qauUiusr which
he was ready to receive the congratulation of
his fiicnas.
The prizes consited of gold and silver medals
with the Knippror's pronle, made clasical as
usual by the attist, on the one side, and a laurel
wreath on the other. The contest Tor tho irold
medal accorded by tho Senator Superintendent
of the Reaux Arts, who seems to have taken
velocipedes in der his special protection, was
postponed until Sunday nert. The other prizes
contributed by the municipality, by the Com
PHty having charge of the lake and baths ol
Knphien, and by various private individuals,
includircr one or two of thi chief restaurateurs
of the place, were duly awarded, as was also the.
prize of a "tres-beau velocipede," given by the
first manufacturer ot these vehicles in Paris.
One must not omit to mention that the proceed
ings were enlivened towards Heir cloe oy some
enthusiastic srectatorovcibalaucing himself and
tailing into the lake, from wnteh, fortunately,
he was at once rescued by one of the nutuerouj
boats close at hand.
Bowling Green, Ky., is soon to be regu
lated by a mammoth new town clouk.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine jfewa tee first Page,
A 1 MA N AO FOB
Bun K'ihks..........
Bun hkth
PHIIiADKLPHH-THl's DAT.
......6 H7 MOUM Kihki ........ (, 64
1 lllHH Watmb J
CLKAKEO YJ!.SjTjiKIJA:.
Steanif iilp TunnvvBiiiln, reiimnics. Avannah, Phlla-
dclphlK villi H'imlifrii Mini cH.'hidsIi'u c;
Brig u.yue. Kruwn St. jntin. N. B.. u u Van Horn
(sjlir Hiawatha, Aewaiuu, JSewbuoport, JuUa i.um-
Isclir A K. SBtlotd. Hanson. Providence,
elir (sanili, Colib. Nnw Bedlml,
frhr Caro.liif O. Hujufs, Newtiurypirt,
t-clir Morn ilk Llgtn, Irelunu. New L)ud n.
Schr I'enrl. Plnkunm. Beverly.
Kchr M. B,, iJlldernlPevrt, Lawinsg, I,ynn
da.
du,
do.
do.
do.
do.
Total
ToThunntay, (Aept. 12. . JK07...,
..2 337,550 21
The Ocean House, at Newport, is to b
closed this week, but the Atlantic House will
continue open daring the present month at
least. ; , ;
bebr Trade Wind, MoUuiau, Bjdtou, . Audauiied A.
echr Emma P. Douglass, Harris. Richmond, fln
fcclirW. X). i'rarjalln. Franklin, Bosiou. Uo'
Schr Orozlniou, Bailey, Belfast, Ale., Day, HuddJll &
fct'x llocltor, Jones, New Tork, W. M. Batrd & Co.
AKWIVfcD YJtS'lERDAY.
Itftl bsrque Bosiou. Luoouiiuoiie. 61 days fror p
lcrnio vlauirgfutl, wilribrlniBinnBto W. H I'olp v v
Barque . Murray, Jr., Wlmiu,4 daya noai h !hT;.m'
In baliBRt to Trios. W ansou A dons. B-jatun,
tcbr Virginia, McFa.rrten, 8 dnys from Hlllaton nt
8.. wllh plann-r lo K A. Houder Co. """"n. .
Schr Plandnu.e, Kdwarda, 7 days ftora Charleston
wllh pbospnate rucK to (Samuel Grant, Jr.
Bcbr i.. Biurdevani. Cruae. 6 davs from Newborn N
C, wilh lumber to NorerosB & rsbeeta.
fscbr Jobn Wbilby, Henderson, l day from Port
Peun. Del., wlih train to I'hrlmlan A Uo.
febr J. M. Cluyiou. Triomas, l day from Frederlea
D )., wllh grain lo Jas. L. Bewley A. '
Bchr Kitie HjII, Mmon, 1 day Iryiu Frederic. Del
with grain to Jas. Ii. Bewley A Co.
Hclir rcMmbo. Kallcy, 7 days Irora Bel fast, Me.
Bcbr Kansas. Phillips fr.iuj Heatord, Dl.
tsiennirr W. o. Plerrenont . MhronniiirM, 4 hoars from
New York, with iadse. to W. M. Bulrd & Co,
Oorreiiorulrnce 0 th Philadelphia Erchang.
Lew es, Del., Sept. lu. Htup lierujati. Irnm Phtln
dpiphla for Bremen, went 10 sea al A. M. 8olirs
Kllr.abelh De Harl, from Now York lor Alexandria;
Lock, from Pblladelpbla fur Nnwberii; Wake do. or
Dliiblob; and While isea. with stone lor tne Delaware
Bieak water, remain In ibe bar nor.
JUaKPJX LAFTItA,
lo!!l!DgCabt"C.t!si,fu?t0tlu' ' "e'PW. was
Barque Manliou North, at Matanzas 1th lmt., for a
pori uorih ot Hatieras.
Baique I.lnua, Hfewiit, which sailed from Cardenas
Zd Inst, for New Voik. was lonlopat Matanzan.
Brig Bhaimon. Bawyer, sailed Iron IW.a 25ih nil,,
for Delaware Bre&k water.
Brig Hportcmau Norion, hence, at Slalem 9th Inst.
Hr'K George Jv. 1 reacoll, Mills, hence, at KdKartown
OlU lllfiti
Brig Alex. Mllllken. Gray, from Rockport for Dela
ware Brakwaier, at Newport iu lueu
bchr Minnie Kinney, hence, ul Norwich Sth Inst.
bebr O. F. Russell, O.ark, aud J. J, Iuiuan, hence,
at Bristol 91 blnsl. '
fecnr Cccan Traveller, and Jnsephtne Hay, for Phi
ladelphia sailed from New iouuon Siu lusu
hebr Cant er Kelt, tjlioe, hece, al Pawtucket 9:h
Instant.
Bebr Klliabetb, Horner, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Pawlucket Sth Inst.
Bebr Beading KR No. 44. Trainer, salted from
Waablnuton. D. C, 10th lull, for Georgetown, to load
coal fur Philadelphia.
Bebr Vasbil Bbarp, Sbarp, hence, at Boston nth Inst,
Schra Transit, Kackult. hence for Bosiou: HoOert
Palmer, Clark, hence lor Salem; and H. W. Beuedlei,
Case, hence for Ly nn. at Kdgirtown 9in Inst.
Bebr C. L. Herrlck, Baldnlu, lor PuiladclpUli.salled
from Dlghton flib lusi.
fc-chr J, B, bhlndler, Lee, henoe, at Marblehead 7th
Instant.
Bchr Cohasset, Olbbs, for Philadelphia, sailed from
New Bedford ih Insl.
Bchr Mary K. Van Cleaf. McCobb, for Philadelphia,
Bailed from Charleston Hill lust.
Bchr Gen. Grant, hence, at Washington, D O , tth
Instant.
Bchr C. S. Groves, Weaver, for Philadelphia, cleared
t Boston ih lnst.
tcbr K. G wiitard, Parsons, for Palladelpbla,
cleared at Portland 8lh Inst.
Bchrs M. D. Cranmer,Craomer,and Harriet Newell,
Gould, berce, at Newburypnrl Sib lust.
Bebr" B. dk K Corson, Browen 'l'hoa. Jefferson, Bow
man; Zeyla Crowell; Hannah inline Godf ey: Wall,
Dearborn, Bcull; AunleMagee. Young; M. Fleloiier,
Tracey; A. H. Kdwaids, Bartleti; B. B. Wheeler,
Lloyd; A. M. Aldrldgn. Kob'iison; Wm. Wallace.cicall;
L, (4 C. Wlsbait. Macey; V W. Locke. Hunllvy; J. B,
Jobuson, Sititib: JC, R. (Graham, B" lib: J. A. Parsons,
Clark: George Nevluger, Bmlib; Eva BhII, Banks; D.
B. Mere lion, Ay res; and Burprlse, Beers, hence, at
Boston Hub Inst.
Bchr Curi Is iliton, Bomers, hence lor Boston, at
Edgartown sth lust .
Btesnier Bristol, Wallace, for Philadelphia, cleared
at w York yesierday.
MIBCELLANY.
The Investlgatlcn li lo lue stubbing of the captain
and msle of the Anierlcao barque jfi. Bcbulis, froin
Pblladelpbla, before al uded 10 as having taken pivca
before ibe U. S. Vlue-Consul at Di. Georges, B.iruiudu.
bss resulted In two ot tbemeu belUK taken, from the
vessel, aud placed In custody for Ibe purpose of being
sent to ibe Pulled Blaies for trial. Th- witness, we
are Inlorn ed. will be sent 011 from Hensacola, where
the bnraua Intenils going from Asplnwall; tuo re
roaliK er of the crew have gone ou In the vessel, and
did not teem Innilntd lo give any truUkle. Bermuda
Gait lie, Aug. Jtj.
PROPOSALS.
O
ntLU. CHitl' yu A U 1 b It Ul A 3 1 ti u,
Pkpaktmhvt 17 Louisiana.
Nilvv Oni.Ktsi, l.n., Bepi, 7, iSiiH
ppsle1' rropossls are luvlied and wl l oh reoeiyed
at tins tulle uiiili 12 M.. 1 HUksJja Y, (he itn of
bi'pteinber, lsiis, lor the lurnlsu'ng and ci ustrucilon
ot au Iron lei c ri nnd ilie Nailmal Cemetery at
Chalinelto L,(uear New Urleaus),
Bald fence will ne ul.4 iei l"u, Foun lutlon Blocki
for li e railing to be of conciete, Imbedded two ftel la
111 eurtb; 1 Irrei Ioup, 24ZIS 18
P'aua ai d si cllii'ailous can be soon at the Offle of
Dm liii-iern a tr-(eueral V. H. A , Wasbl-igiou. D.
V.: R Citltce olDepot (jiiMrternianier. Nw Yorltolty:
al C'llico of lH'in.t QuarleruiaMlur, rulladelphia, Pa
and at it)l Ultice,
- '1'he ability ol the bidder to fulfill Ms aerearuenl
niusl be g'laruuleed by two respousluln persons.
NiV bid will be entertained fiom any party who has
hliheno falles In his eugaieuieuls .witU auybri cU
Of ibis Government.
Bids will b- opened at time above named,! and bi J
der are iuvlinil to bt pseiit.
Tho Uulted Biates reserves the rlgbt to lejocl any or
ail biits. . ,
Proposals mutt be ludorsed "Proposes for fenos
Chain mo Cemetery," bud addrebued to the uuddr-tlned.
By order of th Quartermanter-Gf nerai 1 1. a.
l llAnliSS n. ivjirniun,
Brevtt Crlg.-Geo, and Chief Uuartermasler,
iVffIMUUU VI MVUWIMISI .1
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
"flLLINGHAST & HILT! 8
ISSCRA5CE BOOMS,
t9 bfSfyv ti
No. 409 WALNUT St.
ASJTNT8 ASD ATTORNBYB WO&l
Home Fire Insurance Company,
NEW HAVEN, CONK.
Sprfngflold Fire and Mcrlne Tus. Co.
SPRINGFIELD, MAB9.
Tonkers and Kew York Insurance Co.,
NEW YOBS
reoplcs Fire Lisnrance Company,
WOUCESTKB, MASS.
Atlantic Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
PROVIDENCE, B. I
Guardian Fire Insurance Company,
. . NEW YOBS
Lumberman's Fire Insurance Co.,
CHICAGO, ILL
Insnrance effected at LOVEdT KATES,
AU looses premptly and liberally adjusted at their
Office, No. 40 tYALXUT Street,
JL? ; PHfLADELPHIA.
WSUHE AT H O LI E.
GUARDIAN FUSE AND MARINE
INSURANCE C0UTANY,
fo. 426 WALNUT Ctreet.
PHILADELPHIA.
CJI1RTEREI) CAPITAL, - . $500,000
PAID L CAPITAL, . . - 100f000
NO LOSSES OK DEKTS.
imure against loss or dauaRe by lre on Building,
Mercbauulse, Hou-euold Furniture, aud all othe.
Ioiarable property, aud also take Marine, (Vuai -hcd
Inland NavWatiou Kisks at the lowest rates con
siatent with seciuliy,
W. K, OWKm, Presldeat
NATHAN HAINES becieiary. u 1(J (a
Bfj. F. O Bit YON, Bnrvey
vuuibiuiia
jb.uu Geo, V, Lawrence,
uou tiiephed T. WHuon,
Jonies V. a.lrk, '
K. tJ. WortbliiKtoii,
Wm. K Cressau,
John Ha.li.a,
Edward N. Gratfan,
Arthur Maglnnls,
W m. W. e.iner,
Ut. M. JHuJfivren,
iSa.bau iJaiues,
ihciiias Williams,
Howard A. Atloale,
I, Kemp Barllell,
whas K. McJjou aid.
QTRICT LY MUTUAL.
PHCViCEKT LIFE Af.D TRUST Ca.
OP PHILADELPHIA.
Organized lo promote LIFE JNdTJRANCE among
Oitiubers ol the
BOCfEl'Y OF FKIENDA
Ocod rlsXs or any clasi accepted.
Pui.cUa lbud upod api-rovod plans at tha lowest
rules.
President,
BAMl EL. It. bUIPLEY.
V:ce-rrcaldeLt, WiLuiAM C. LONOaTHETH.
Ac.uary, HOWLAftD PARItY.
The advantages oilVred by thU company are not
exceiitd, 12:
U N D O N 7
IMPERIAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
KSUBLkllKO ltS.
P&ld-up Capital and Accumulated Funds,
' VS,OOW,tUO IN C.-'OLU.
liC'aL, PlbKCTOKs;
K. M ARCHIBaLu, a. B. M. Uonsul, Chairman.
A. A. LOW. ol A. A. Ul fe liros,
K e. JaI tllA Y, 01 K. b. J oil ray & Co. - ' '.
' BICHAlCl) IkVIN, of i.icbard livin Co. ' '
L a Xlu eALOmoN, So. 11 W. i'alrty-uiKuih it.
J. i Oi AIN JOHNSO.v, of J. J. Johnson s Co.
J AllldS H1TJAKT, or J. J. btuart 4 Uo.
M, W. CKOWELL,
Kesldent Manager, No. W PINE s reet, N. Y.
PilliVOST & HEKB1NU, Agents,
gilm No. Iu7 Till it L Hireet, Philada.
FIUB INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY THB
PiLNNoVLVAISIA FIBE INoUBaNCE COA1
I'ANY Incorpniaitd iwll unarler Perpetual No.
61u WALNtT Street, opponlt Independence Square.
1 his t on. pauy , favorably known 10 ihe coruuiunlly
for over forty years, coiiilnues to insure a-atust loss
or damage by lire on Publlo or Private Buildings,
e.iber peiuiaueuily or lor a limited lima Also on
Furniture, blocks of Uooda, aud Merchandise gene
rally, on liberal terms.
'1 heir Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund,
is invested In the most careful manner, which eua
bits 1 hem to offer lo the Insured au undoubted secu
rity In the casa of loss.
jJlttjiA; j.u".
Daniel Pmlib, Jr..
AU zander Benson,
Iiiaac liazleburst,
lliuuias Bobbins,
Joan Devereaz,
anuiuaa omiiu.
Henry Lewis,
J. Gllllnuliam Veil.
...... I., t TI ,
Danikl hmith, Jb, President.
William q, Ckowmll, Becratary. 8ao
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
'rfttl NN STEAM ENGINH AND
sfW'iif'l'rJ BOJLKB WOKKo. NKAFIK fc LKVY.
i.Ait.V.JLKVAL,Af,lJ THUAjBETIOAL BlNUINAKa
W.A.V1?IJSlbTel, BOILKB-MAKKKS, BLACK
b&UTHb, and FOUN LKBS, having lor many yean
been In successful opeiaUon, and been exclnslvely
engaged la building and repairing Marine aad River
Kugluea, high aud low-pressure. Iron Boilers, Water
1 auks, Propellers, etc etc., respectfully oiler their
services to the public as being lully prepared to con
tract lor engine of all slxee, Marine, Klver, and
eiatiouary; having seis of patterns of different sixes
are prepared to execute oiders with quick: despatch
Jtvery description ot pattern-maklug made at the
shortest notice. High aud Low-pressure Fine
lubular and Cylinder Boilers, ot the best Pennsylva
nia charcoal iron,- Forglugs of all sizes aud kinds
lion and Brass Canting or all descriptions. Boll
Turning, Stn-w Culling, and all ether work connected
with the above business.
Drawings and specidcatlons for all work dona al
the establishment free ol charge, aud work guaraa-
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room foi
repairs 01 beam, where tbey can He In perfect safety,
ai d are provided wliu shears, blocks, ftuis, etc. utd
lor raising hbavy or light weights.
J A (JOB C.N KAFIR,
JOHN P. LU.V Y.
1 1 BE ACH and PALM Kit directs,
I, VAUbilN MiUtaiCJX, W1U111I H, MKJiaiCK
JOHW B. rXfH.
SOUT11WAKK F1FT2 AUD
V. AalLLNuluN Hireeui.
J-UILUK.LPHI,
MKK1UCK A bOIia,
A iKNOTNjii..lia AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low preomire bleaui 1 glDBJ
lor Land, ilivtr, aud ilarine bervloe.
Boilera, u asouiuiera, 'iauMs, lion lioata, etc
l.B.iugs ol all kinds, either lrou or brass.
Iron Frame Boots lor Gas Wora, Workshops, and
Lallroad blailons etc,
Beioris and Cias Maoblnery, ot the latest and most
Improved construction.
Bvery description of Plantation Machinery, aluc
nsar, baw, and Urist Miiia. Vacuum Puns, Ol.
bttaui 1 rains, Deieuutors, Filters, Pumping, Jul
guje i, e'o.
bole Agents for N. Bllleux's Patent Suirar Botllni
i paralus Nuemyth'H PaU nt Hieam Uaiuim r, auu
Asplnwall dc Wouity's Patent Centrllugal hc,;r
Lrulnlug liacblut-L 6 Jtj
JOHN CRUMP.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, .
HIIOPSl HO. SIS E,4iUKI MTBKET, AS
WO, nil I'llKMIIJr 8TREET,
IU FHILADHXPHIA.
insurance companies.
FirE Insurance.
LlTerpoL and LondoN nd GlobE
InsnrancE CompnnYi
SEVENTEEN MILLIONS.
Short Term, Perpetual, Floating, and Kent
Policies Issned on favorable terms.
Office, No. 6 MEECHAMS' EXCUAXUE.
AT WOOD SMITH,
t IB 8m e ENKRAL AGENT.
ELAWAUE MUTUAL SArETr INSUU'
A nck COM PAN V , Incorporated bytheLAwU
ture of Pennsylvania, jbss.
OOice, Boutheast rortior THIRD and WALWDI
Btreeis. Philadelphia.
MABINJB INiSUKANCKH
On Vessels, Cargo, aLd Freight, to all parts ot th4
World.
INLAND JNfUR ANCK3
On Goods, by river, canal, lake, and land carriages ti
all parte of the Union.
FIRM INSORANCKa
On merchandise geuertu'y.
On Btorea, Hwelllng Houses, etc. .
ASSETS OF TUB tOHPAlT
Novemoer 1, tt7.
2W,0OO XT'5 !ed Htatee Five Per Cent.
Loun, Iimm IWl.OOO'OO
120.0U0 United Htates Five Per L'eut.
Loan, 1881 134.400MO
50,000 United Htatee 7 3-10 PerCeut. Loan
Treasury Notes (2 563 50
fCO.000 State or Pennsylvania bix Per
Cert. Loan 210 070 00
125,000 City of Philadelphia Mix Per Cent,
Loan (exempt from lax) 125 635 00
59.000 State ot New Jersey Bix Per Cent.
Loan ttl.000'00
20 000 Pennsylvania Kallroad First
Uorlgage mx Per Cent. Bond. 19,800'00
25,000. Pennsylvania Kallroad, Sm oml
UortgaKe Mx Per On t. Bonds. 23,375'00
26.WK) Wesieru Pennsylvania Kallroad
Six Percent. Bonds (Pmnsyl
vanla Rail roa-.l guaran teed .... 20,000'00
60,000 State of Tennssee Five Per
Cent. Loans 18,000"00
Loan.
5,000,300 shares stock of Heroiatuown
(Jus Company (principal and
Interest ruarantned by the
city of Phlladi'lchlft)
'it" 10 bharfe stock of PennBylva-
nla liallmad Company.
6,000 lOoHbaresHtockof North Penn
v. . sylvanla Kallroad Coinpanv.
Z0.0O0 8O Shares Stock Philadelphia
and Southern Steamship
m twi T Company.-.....:
zui.uuo Loans on Bonds and Aforixage,
first Ileus on C'ty Property ......
47O'0O
15,000'00
7,800'00
8,000-00
IB.000'00
201,S0CD0
" Market value, Sl.loZ.Slfl'SU
?m.,?Btat' M.O0O0
Bills Receivable for insurance
uMe - ZU.I35 87
BaUnrea due at Agencies Pre
miums on Marine Policies
Accrued lnteie.it and other
Oeblo dun the Company 3,33rse
etock andKcrlpof sundry Insu
rance and other Companies
Cash In R.,T07,i't,0: estimated vatne ,017'00
cash in
l,10,4torftr.
TbowMC. Hand, Jamea O. Hand,
Bdmund A. Souder
Joseph H. Seal,
Theophllus Paulding,
II 1 1 fr It t u l "'
181,81562
It 607,605' 15
Samuel K. Stokes,
James Trwinalr.
Jacob P. Jonea,
jaLat-s a. ni.ctariHna.
JoSlllia P. W.vvm 1
Jonn 1). laylor,
ouvuiTor ancitvaire,
HHiirv n nun.... 1.
Weorae W. Berna'rdou,
I).T. Morgan, Plitaburg,
J, B. Semple,
Wiwv l,vtS XLy.1' Vice-Presidont.
HH.NBY BALL. Assistant Secretary.
T-l II0II l Irulr.
Kdward Larllngton
John B. Penrose,
H. Jones Brooke,
Henry Sloan,
Georne G. Lelper,
William U, Bouiton,
Kdward Latourcade,
jaoeo luegei,
12 80
-C1LUITER TERrETUAL.
rraiiklin Tire Inswancc Co.
'office -N'-'
AOS. 435 alid 437 ClIESSUT' STREET.
AISKTS ON JANUARY 1. 18fl,
lOoaooo,
CAPITAL . 100,060-00
A CC A VKD HUH1L CH l,89a-
i'A'A4fit;if5M........,..., ll8J,4"a
L'NbKTTLED CLAIMS. INCOME FOR 1868
S3.bl-2 , ,000-00.
IMSKM PAII fclXCK 1839 OVJB
$5 500,000.
Perpetual and Temporary Pollolea on Liberal Terms.
AMUSEMENTS.
Charles N. Bancker,
Mumas wanner,
buiiiuei Oranl,
George W. Blohards
uaac Jjta,
DIKMJTOR3.
George Fales,
Aiireu itier,
kraucla W, Lewis, it. D
Thomas Sparks,
illllamU .!.
CrtATtT.R 1M . UAM,rou r. , , .
JAB. W. McALLlafHB, Seoielary pro tern.
Except at Lexington, Kentucky, mis Comuany his
no Agencies West of Pittsburg.
COMPANY
TNSUKANCE
NORTH AMERICA,
Ko. 232 WALNUT STREET, PHILADA.
ISCOBPOBATED 17M. CHARTER PEBPKTOAL,
marine, Inland, and lire Insnrance.
ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1868, - $2,001, 266-72.
$20,000,000 Losses Paid la Cash Bince ita
Organization.
DIBiCTORS.
George L. Harrison,
Frauols B. Cope,
Eoward H, Trotter,
Kdward b. Clarke,
T. Charlton Henry, '
Alfred I). Jessup,
John P. Wulle,
Louis C. Madeira,
Arthur Q. Coffin.
bauiuel W, Jonea,
John A. Brown,
diaries 'is lor,
Ambrose W hite,
William VNelHh,
Hcbaid 1) Wood,
e. Morris Wain,
John Mason.
ARTHUR O. COFFIN, President,
Chables Platt. becieiary.
WILLIAM SUKHLKtt, Harrlsburg, Pa-, Central
Agent for thebiateof Peuusivauia, 1 2ij
NSURE AT HOME
IN TBI
rcrni Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY,
Ko. S)21 CIlESJiUT St., Philadelphia.
assets, 911,600,000.
CHARTERED BY OUR OWN STATE.
JMANAtl BY OVR OWH Vlrii.ESH.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
IOMtlEst lssl'KD UN YAUIOl'N PI.4NM,
ApyUtatlons may be made at the Home Oillce, and at
the Agencies throughout the Bute. i 18J
J M N ES 1 H A lT A II K M ..?Rlr3IDENT
ISA Mt III. K. s'lOHM VJCK-PltK-rlDENT
J NO, W. MOUNOII A, V. P aud ACl'OABT
IIOKATIO H. fl tl-IINW BKCItailAKV
-piKEKIX INSURANCE COMPAJJY OF
t iii-tii'i 11 in a..
UMXJKPOBATKD 1IM-CHAP.TER PERPKTfJA T
JU'l toiret-i, opposite the Kxi-hni
Jyo. 'tiA V AI
liiiSCcmphuy Insure" fioui 10.1a or damage by
on liberal terms ou btillduigspierchandlHe, furniture
etc.. tor limited iirlodn, a u4 . yeriuaueully ou build
Inmt bv dknnelL of iirpriilniiik.
'Ihe Cohii any has bteji 111 active operation for mors
tuan HIXTY Kr BM, during wlilcfi all lOiita ve
Uen promptly adjusted 11 rd paid.
in kumiiL-i
iaVIU JjBWIB,
Bnulamlu Siting,
Thoujas H. Powers,
A. B. Mclieury,
lidmuud Castlllon,
John L. Hodge,
j. u wanoiiy,
Jehu T. Lew is,
William 8. Urant,
Robert W. Leaiulug,
! .1 l . - 1 . . .
II, LIMK WU.I1"U
Lawrence Lewis. Jr.
Samuel Wilooz.
i.rwi. v. r orris.
JOHN B, W11CH JXI1KH. Proaldant.
MRS JOHN DRfcW S ARCH BTftSET TfiE
ATKK. Jlenlns at (pinner toS. .
bUftilNI-H A'IKN T A TUKA.J. TJ MTTRprrv
H I A(4K MANAMKII HAjiroN I H I T
IMS KI-.OPfcWINC OK THK iMM
FALL AM WIN TKK KKAHON.
8ATXBDAY VKNIN( hupwmoer 12. I;?.
Oliver Uoldsmlih's fine old Come ly
fSIIK BCOUPli TO CONtlURR:
OR THK MfriTAaiiH OK 1 NIUIIP,
MRS. JOHN HBkWtl MI as BAMirUSTLR
?'TL'W '" n Hlil
,M llober. 'Jrala:
..K. K, ai okay
m.. L. L. James
.... .W. vVaills
M llu,..i
Mrs. Tnaj-er
Triiiv I iimitlfln
M r. Jtrdiasile.'.!.'.'.!.""!.r'.'.r.'.!!!"
llartlngs .-,
flr Charles Marlow......i..'.'.!.
i" K'ry
IV! rs. frdraslle
Neville..... . .,. V V"X
1 rtvious 10 IheCouiedy tne Urrij.s la will peii rni
the overture to Hemlr.nil. e " and betweeu ISa
pieces, Helnotloiis from "llartj . B en " UBlweeu
lo conclude with lb ImntLa'ila Farce of
Jenny ng, M, ,,,ftnny Dvenport
Tn iBr "''.li sppearance In thitrilj ).
Oratiby Ural W 1 ,l"g verl PWPlf L A B SO.V'.
CAPTALN JIUSKri, PI T H v. UolloK MARINES.
Orchertra.1..!.0.8, n
ivvaiei(o,r:z.v::: lw'"(!r.'tv?,c;,,;"tfl
,c, , MONDAY EVENINO, Ppptnrnher 14
AO Ol'ERA Kr.PKAl'H). ffl in It
hf ,u tan be secured for the ENTIRE SEHlhijl
B4LLET
CIIFSNUT STREET THEATRE
m THK VHITK FAWN.
And Jsrrelt and l'alnmr'a p,,nii.i.,A.i
PA h 1SI KN K K AND VI.:NOI8R
1 miurpw.
TB V. WTllTTT riuu 1 1 ' . r ti t
Wtu . onwKoinuti KD,
NFW DATES. VKW POVns
K E W FPk C TH, A N I TA BLE A L' V
THE (HARD IMPJlIUAU LA"
Composed of Utile children '
ON HOBHFBACK,
MILITARY BALI KT AM MARrrr
NEHUNK'H HAUliHTKRH A l THE BATIT
THK FKHTIVAL OF 1HK BELLS,
THE BUM I'INd OK Tlltfl TOWER.
THK FlltK-FLY BALLR'P.
ORAM) PROCKtiHIONS.
lvIODOM OF FISIIE1.
THK AIKA BALLET,
KARRMIUf MATELOT.
TRANBFOKM ATION HCEMJfi,
MATIMKE BATUKhAY.
WALNUT STREET THEATKE, BEGINS AT 8
THIH (Saturday) EV h.JSlNU, Mepr. 12 8
TIOUbEH CBOWJJED TO IHK Ht'jMK.
Jff'.'y1 "'K"'0' lte "i;"1 Bnmanuo Drama, In 5
sets, und a prologue by Charles Reade, Esq., entitled
UUli rliA 1,
. .t . . FOUL P LAY,
&lcBujt? Icbra,d work of Charles BeadeandDJoa
View of ihe Bay and City of Hobart Town. Australia
. 'I HE LOVER'n I.KAP. ' u"r"',a
inE PHIP IH bCUTTLKI) AND SINKS
t, . lll'(i?M ON Tai PAU1FIU OCEAN.
,.,,,cn? ' Hs'-el Irom a watery grave.
IUfclL.Ll.bU AND ASl'OUNDINU EFFECT.
TTOX'S AiSIERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
JJ EVERY EVEN1NO and wAiUBDAY "
AFl'EKNOOX.
, GREAT COMBINATION TROOPS. .
In Grand Ballets, Etni.plau Bnrltsquoa. 8onq
DamsPaiijomUriemjiast Acts, etc. ouu3
GOVERNMENT SALES.
RAnLCPNr,KMNED ORDNANCE AXD
O OUBNASlK a:ORh;.S,Bnd oilier articles, at Ht
Louis Arsenal, bt Louis Mo. Will be offered or'
?lt':1,ll,iuuli? """"o". commencing at in o'clock A
October 5, Puis, a large quantity or Condemned
Ordnance bloies, and other iir.lcles. cnslsilng of
Iron cannon, artl'lery carries, a. d cannon balls
artillery in piements and ennti meuts. "uuuu DRI1S
CBrbiiKs, mubaets. riiies, phiols, shot guns, swordi.
Infantry at d cavalry accnutremenls.
Hore equipments, cunsisiiug ot saddles, brid'es
bailers, etc.
A ri II. ery harness and parts of harness. " ' '
Leather, braes, copper, and Iron sorap.
Cannon, moitar, musket, aud riflj powder, and mis-
An opportunity will he offered by this sale for
towns auu other asKooialloua.hr Individuals, to pur
chase mi us aud carriages which may be usedfor saluta
purposes.
A catalrgue of the articles to be sold will be fur
nished opon apidlc itlon at this Arsenal, or at tne
Ordnance Olllxe. Washington, D. tt .
Terms cay.b; ten percent, on the day of the sals
and the remainder when the properly Is delivered
Thirty dajs will be allowed for the removal' of
heavy ordnui.ee. AU otner -stores will be re.
ot'sale ' b6 removeu wllulu 'eu days from close
Packing boxes to be paid for st the stated price tr
be determined by the commanding oillcer. '
'1 he ollicer making lhesl reserves me right to bid
In and suspend the sale whenever the bidding- does
not ci'roe up to the limit that my be fixed by uroner
authority en some of Ihe Articles, or whenever the
Inieiests of the Culled States, lu his opluion, may he
eubuerved by so doing.
F. D CALLEVDEB,
, . Brevet Br'gadler-Otiueral U.S.J..
Lien'. Col. 01 Ordnance, commanding Arsenal
1st, Louis Arsenal, tuo., Aug. M IBM 9 a 'Jit
PUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
uauce and Ordnance .Siore".
A large amount 01 ooudemnvd Ordnance and Ord
nance fetoiei will be o He red lor sale, at Publiu Auo
tlon, at the Bock Island Arseaal, IllMols. on WED.
?tyjAi-tL? 'Vb ?By "I October. 18-i8,at 10 o'clocs:.
A. M. The following list o tuiprlses some of ihe
principal articles tube sold. v,zi
2B lrou gnrs, various calibres. ' ' ' '
84no pounds shot, shell, eio. -820
held carriages.
2i lots of arti lery harness.
MlScarblnef, various models.
873 muBki-u and rllles. various mc-dcls,
KB revolvers, various models. ' -v-
4c,on lots of infantry accoutrements.
Hmu McCleilan saddles.
sui ucuiD orioles. ,
6(U watering bridle. 1 . .
Persons wishing complete lists of the stores -to bs
sold can obtslo them by application to lbs Chief of
Ordnance, at Wasbli gton. D. O , of Brevet Oolonel
Crispin, United Hi ales Army Purchasing Ollicer, cor
ner if Houi tou and Green streets, New York city, or
by direct application to this Arsenal '
T. I. RODMAN, .
Lieutenant-Colonel Orduauce, and
Brevet Rrlrsdler-Uenernl U. 8. A. Commanding
Reck Island Arsenal. Hepl. 4. 1HH Kssw
AUCTION SALE OF GOYEHNMEST PRO-PKK'IY.
HOKfrEB. RLANKK1M. DKUMS CLOTHING, ETC.
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No. 1118 Uirard reet,
pRTLADRLHHja, Pa., Bept 8. 18119.
Will be sold at Puuiio Aucilon. on Monday il
the Itth met., al tne Hcbuylklll Arsenal Gray's Ferry
Koad, at IV o'cicuk A. M., a lot 01 Clothing and Ctmp
Equipage, rated as unserviceable for In ne to troops.
'the property to Oe sold will consist in Dart of
RlarkeiH. Uniforms, Coals, Overcoats, Blouses,
l oisge Caps, Canteens, Camp Colors, Drums, Fifes,
Flats, Jackets, Carcp Kettles. Mesi Pans, Knapsacks.
Flannel aud Knit Hbirts, btockings, Mirapi. Etc.
Will also be sold at the same time, about It 000 yards
Black Cotton Wlgans, three Hois, s.
Also, a lot ot unserviceable Uuar'ermaster's Stores,
cr nslstlng of a lot of old Iron, Btuves, eta
Caiaogues of the property to be sold Will be lur
nlehtd on application to this oUice.
. , , . . . . e- CBILLY,
Brevet Colonel, and Assistant Quartermaster United
btates Army. i, 3r,
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIBTS,&0
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narris' Seamless Kid Gloves.
ETEBX PAIB WAUB ANTED. :
EICLU8IVE AGEHTS FOR GENTS' GLOVES.
J. V. SCOTT & CO.,
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KO, 811 rilKSISUT MTU EST.
pATENT SHOULDER-SEAM
IIIBT HAHVFACTOBT,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNI3HINQ ST0BB.
PJ'PFECT FITTING BHIHTtl AUD DRAWERS
made Irom measurement at v-rv short nouoe.
All other arilclts ot (JEN ILUMIOI tj DREjS
GCOLB Iu full varleiy.
WINCHESTER & CO.,
IU No. 7H6CHEHNUT Htreeb
CORN UXCIIANOH
BAG MANUFACTORY,
JOHN T. BAILEY A CO.,
SUOVID TO
N. E. corner ol Market and WATER Streets,
Philadelphia.
DEALERS IN UAUS AND BAGGING
Of every description, for
Grain. Flour, bait, buiier-pbimphale of LLne, Bons
' Dust, Etc.
Large and small GTJNN Y BahB cnnBtautly onlhand
tH A lso, W OOL bAOKts.
i0UM T. BAILKg. jAilaVl CUSCADIM,