THE DAlL.-r kvENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1368.
Continued from the Firit Page.
A'awe. Voucher.
Jimea MoOHfTrey. E'lwnrU Dougherty
Taaier & Kmry sts. l-WO Ktmm u-t street
Jamee Kollev. Jiitne Kelley, Hr.
101 Green mreet. 610 Beacli ei.reet
Tlmotliy MoKeon, James Nugent
Jenklntown. 62') Winut strest
" Tlioa. O'Krlen, Del.w. Smith Wiuuim, Del. CO
John KIM, John .VIvr,
1D21 N. Fourth street. 1023 N. Fourth street
Matthew Moo'lelUn. John V. llreut
lflOON. Tenth aireet. 210 Pln street
John Haker. Tnomax V. Hlmoson
JohnUeary, Wll'lam Daley
Chester counly, 1!510 Cad n-alarier street
E. Hcully, Torremlale. A. Hnooii. Hoimeshurg
John Lynnli, KJ wunl Lvucb. f
Delaware county. jtoiaware oounty m
3. Neaton. 101 Urten St. J Kily, 510 lloaoh
Bartu. Conoway, llnh I'lnlev
1308 Marlon street. Twelfi h and Carponter
Lewis FlBohnreyer, llnry VoorlKan-;er
821 South street. 62j SVilppeu street
James Hahel, James Bigler
Doylewtown. Doyleniown
John MfiUormlclc, Michael MoUlnnU
1(00 S. Front Htreet. 9 Concord plaoe
William Gallagher, lUnlel McDermott
1810 American street. 1710 Salmon street
William O'Urlen, Bartholomew equina
Delaware oonnty. 1323 l'alethorp
Charles McHorley, Samuel McLaughlin
1342 Pearl street. 821 S. Thirteenth st
WHiiam Gallagher, J. Moore, 811 Uoates st
J. liurton. Delaware co.8. Williams, Delawareco
J. C'aton, Chester. do .
1'hiilp H rail ley, John Word
Hear 808 Bird street. 015 Annapolis street
Fred'kOlll. Franols Walker
Manayunk. Manayunk
Timothy Ford, James Slanshtry
Conshohocken, Conshohooken
Andrew Farley, James McKuown
1104 Beach street. 70.Htewart street
John M. Oulghen, William A. MoFaddeu
111 S. Twenty-fourth. 3 Id and Ntudala st
John Daniels, Charles 8. Short
2207 Pine street. 2201 Pine street
Thomas Graham, JohnQnlnn
Gray's lane. Gray's lane
Michael McGlntry. J. R. Green, 11 19 Federal
Baruuel lievlue, JohnQnlnn
Gray's Ferry road. Gray's Kerry road
Michael Grossman, Jno. Moran, 517 4. Third
John Kennedy, Martin Flaherty
1314 Wood street. 8 Jules' place
Hugh Mullen, Thomas Barrett
1140 William street. 1141 William street
James O'Brien, John O' Don noil
Paschalvtlle. Paaohalvllle
Edward Ryan, John Dwyer
Norrlstown. 619 N. Ninth street
Peter Reilly, Del. co. Pat. H. Cassldy, Del. oo
John McCann, Mlohael MoUiunls
ii8 Crlsbam street. I) Concord place
Charles Hnhnley, Jacob Fries
478 St. John street. 235 Brown street
llufch Dougherty, Edward Dougherty
Delaware coDDty. Delaware county
Mlohael Whalen, James Whelen
510 Buckley street. 1218 Anita street
John Gorman, Chester..!. Stroman. Chester
A. G. Deltticb, Frederick Bentz
Edward Magee, - James Lynch
25 Brandy wine street. 21th and Virginia st
James Darrein, James M. Patton
710 S. Front street. 714 South street
John Lynch, Daniel Lynch
112 Carpenter street. 810 Sunaom street
William T. Fritz. Qhrimian Gerne
221 Coates street. 2104 Coaies street
Frederick Frey, Jonn Ward
Montgomery county. 1010 Filbert street
Total for October 10 117
Naturalized Jloiidny, October 13.
Jobn Morris, Peter McGuIre
1019 Seybert street. 1019 Sey bert street
Adam Keller, Teier Koch
1015 Canal street 1015 Canal street
Moses Helser, Lewis Keyser
124 New street. 124 New street
Chris. LoQ't, Henry Kelsnen
Paul Probst, Joseph Stewart
1688 N. Seventh street. 212 S. Front street
James Murphy. Patsey Murphy
Patrick Kennedy, Berlamtn Slddons
NorrlHiown. 207 S. Front street
Arrah J. lbbotson, Isaac J. Griffiths
Rear 521 Redwood st 429 Wharton street
James Dor an, Charles McKeegaa
8 heed's avenue. 6 Reed's avenue
Fritz Myer, Washington N. Furuess
1902 Frankford road. 411 Barlow street
Edward Fowlei, Peter J. King
Back 212 Carpenter st. 231 German street
William Whlttaker, Charles Splcer
1135 Palmer street. Jasper street
John Slevin. H. D. Angeli
1316 Carpenter street 13th and Hamilton
Johu Crouse, Edward Htyoook
Montgomery co. 501 Coaies street
James MeCrossln, John Ward
914 S. Tenth street. 720 Fneade street
David Sohlosser, Charles Kleunburger
4'W N. Front street.
Park Hopkins, William Welsh
18 Parham streefl 22 1'arhatn street
Jacob Schmidt, John Halo
821 C'allowhlll st. 101 Vine street
Cornelius Tlnebow, Edward Haycock
222 Washington st. 504 Coats street
Michael Tucey, James Sherln
Lincoln avenue. 811 Uasex street
DennUCallan, Patrick Campbell
2414 Pine street. 408 8. Twenty-third
Jacob Stelfel, Haver Plunder
Taney and Poplar. 1109 Monroe street
I,! en hard Preis, John Lang
725 Palm street. Oil Parrtsh street
Bernard Magee, Palrlok Brongan
Chester county. Chester
Jeremiah Featherston, David Smith
Sansom street. 1708 American street
Joseph Fllzpatrlck. James Hunt
2211 Virginia street. 932 South street
Robert Selfridge, James Buurke
203 N. Twelfth street. 1516 Poplar street
Jobn Charleton, Jobn F. Brant
Chester county. 216 Pine street
E. A. Straat, 732 Moss. Gott. Hauber, 110 S. Sth
Joseph Roth, Thomas Lister
Montgomery CO. Milestown
Valentine Engel, Jacob R.Funoe
912 Percy street. Rear 950 Marshall st
Henry Little, Join Deviue
1237 somer street. 1020 Filbert street
Geo. H. immensdorf, Jonn Immensdorf
609 Morse street. 1215 S. Sixth Btreet
Patrick McFadden, Dunlel McDermott
1214 William street. 1710 Salmon street
Patrick' Ward, William B. Rooney
Charles Hulberstadt, Jacob Halleuoerg
Manayunk. Manayunk
Jobn Parcell, George W. Dorr
1002 Lombard street. 212 Thirteenth street
Peter Donnelly, Bernard Donnelly
Rear 405 Noble Btreet. 405 Nt.ble street
George BruDlnger, Jauob Muller
1423 Goi man town av. 204 DkupuIu street
John Deagun, Johu Tuteiu
Montgomery co. Montgomery county
James Boyce, Georgu Johaeon
Salmon, ab. William. 1622 Corlstiau street
James Carroll, Jame O'Neill
206 Race street. Kfreth's alley
William MoOuun, F. W. Devltt
Ferdinand Vogel, Gusiavus Vo!el
Phtenlxvtlle. 138 N. Hucoud
Edmund Hayes, Patrlok Hayes
2217 Keete street. Front and Otter
Michael Carr, John Vol k halt
I ICheBler. Cht-ster
Edmund Boyte, E iwud Smith
Tenth and Master. 18 )6 American street
Charles Boyle, Edward Roach
1374 Salmon street. looo Kb,un street
Thomas Kerrigan, A. N. Morton
Delaware county, Delaware county
Philip Dougherty, Michael Malloy
Bucks county. Chester county
Edward McHugh, John MoUugh
1712 Christian street. 1712 Christian Btreet
David Kaohele, Jacob Muller
mi N. Fourth street. 204 Dmpblu street
Mlohael O'Byrne, Jnmen llourke
4105 Lancaster av. 623 Wallace street
Joseph Thunder, Joseph McCready,
2118 Cherry street. 8 !S Ernest street
George Sielnmelz, Edward MoBrlde
220 McClellan street. 1714 8. Second street
Ernest Boezler, (i"rjB Matthias,
241 Richmond street. 1032 U iaover street
Patrick Cronln, William Cronin
21st and Haverford. 1309 Market street
Stephen Whalley, James O. Whalley
,, . 810 Walnut street
I 'fte' Flizpa'rlck, James Abrlham
2241 N. Fifth strtet. 1933Ueimuntown road
I.VAfM-'11""' Eugene MoG. Garty
1018 Clement street. 1809 Jones street
Thomas Bradley, William J. Bradley
Chester. 1024 South slieet
Charles Appledorn, Joseph A. Kline
1715 Francis street. 517 8. Tweuiteth st
Charles Struck, E Iwlu Phillips
21 Palmer street. 765 8. Front street
John Bruam, John Wetdenbaerner
Lewis Boche Chris. Dueschle
806 Cumberland st. 912 Randolph street
And. Pollock, P. Kehoe
208 Belgrade street. 16 8. Second street
Thomas Tlvnon, William MoDelll
Bucks county, 1345 PaHyunk roid
Edw. Wenger, Peier D. Perlet
Frederlok Zahn, Jacob R Cllne
1)36 N. Seoond street 920 N. Third street
Michael Lynoh, John Stewart
Log House lane. Ridga av. and Montg'y
Jas. Lnwson, Thomas Lawson
I7U0 hitler street. 1110 uanuuuiou rd
A'ome. Voucher.
Arthur Hughes, Owen MoUrath
1503 Germantown rd. Mil American street
Tarl Rchate. Henry DtiHch
John McLaughlin. Michael ltilly J
4 )lh and Seneca sts 47th and Poplar sta
Geotge Kellerman, William II. Bailor
1038 Hallowell street. Avon place
Patrick Ferry, WHllam Haley
Montgomery oounty. 1310 Cndvalader st
Martin O'Neill, Martin Keoutt
810 S. Eighth street. 1017 Da! street
John McDermott, James Riley
Grsy'slane. 66:h Darby road
Joseph Rodgers, James McNeil
095 Randolph street. Montgomery county
Nicholas Lauer, William NloUols
Montgomery county. Manyunk
John Leonard, Patrick H. Conner
1101 Christian street. 628 S. Fifth street
Timothy Sullivan, Dennis Soulley
31)39 Lancniier av. 4023 Lano.tster ay
John F. Dutry, Mlohael J. Burb
14ft Hope street. 2206 Hope street
George Kalb, George Martin
208 Pine street. 1021 Market Btreet
Timothy Murphy, Patrick Burk
728 Willow street. 17H4 Carlton street
Char.es F. Helz, Valentine Hholl
805 New Market st. 1309 N. Fifth street
Joseph Hyams, Moses Coleman
311 German street
Jacob Arnt, 810 Race, Wolf Gerson, 310 lUce
Pat. Bashell, Peter Mclntlre,
2011 Spruce street. 1122 Murell street
Chas. h reed, 334 N. 3d, C. Hostetter, 223 Spruoa
Charles Matthews, Mlohael Dunn,
Montgomery oounty. Frankford
John Ronan, 411 4th. William Dalley,
13IOCadwaladerst
Jas. Boyle, Mont. co. William Dalley, do
Mnitln FlanDagan, John Fogarty,
1318 Carpenter st. 8 Botts place
Wm. McKlrry, Thomas O'DonnolI,
310 Conies street. 814 Catharine street
Charles Bourke, Thomas Christy,
1934 Pemberlou street
John Kennedy, William Bohan,
318 Carpenter Btreet. 831 Carpenter street
F. Martin, Parham st. William Welsh
Joseph McUuald, John H. Greenly,
1821 N. 20th street. 20th aud NorrU st
William G. Kelly, Samuel Carson,
320 Monroe Btreet. 309 Stanley street.
David Golcb, Adam .Ink,
Fourth and Brown, No. 118 Race srreet.
Edward ArllngNpecb, William Lambrick
1233 LocuBt street. 1310 Drewry street
James Kelly, John McDonough
215 8. Fifth street. 407 Locust sreel
Henry Krautz, Philip Knolllock
464 Front strtet. 459 N. Seoond street
John M. Greshaber, Qustavus Alter
1022 Lelthgow street. 1331 Poplar street
Christopher Mebon, Michael Mihon,
Delaware county. 1413 Randolph street
John Campbell, John MMCeon,
Montgomery co. 212 S. Front street
Jobn Clubby, T. Welsh, 1617 Alden st
Augustus Elkin. A. Ffalf, 2215 Amber st
F. ShugHrt, 779 South. M. Dunn, Frankford
James '. Ormsby, J. H Ormsoy
836 Christian street. 836 Cnristlan street
Patrick Naulty, William Balshaw
Manayunk. 1906 Wilcox Btreet
John Audereon, Patrick Kustace
Meeting House lane. Meeting House lane
Fred. Starkey, Edward Haycock
Montgomery county. 504 Coates street
Jobn Flaherty. Timothy Small
711 S. Front Btreet. 700 S. Front street
Hugh Harrlty, Cnee.co, John Swietiey, Ches. co
Peter Murray. George Johnson
17lb and Montrose. 1622 Christian street
J. D. Htaley, Charles Wolf, American
1 Boyle's court. Hotel, 517 Chesnui st
JobnBerglD. Timothy Herein
Daniel Yuull, Patrick Casey
27th ward. 1127 Montrose street
Peter J. Fiannery, Jus MoCluskey
510 Buckley street.; 416 Dlllwyn street
James Phlpps, Charles Welller
1045 Daicn street. 1106 Shackumaxon
Jacob Sohelfele, Heury Golthold
1518 Cadwalader. 1515 Cad walader Rt
J. E. Burk, 120 S. 10th. Chris. Gerke. 209 N. 15th
John Y. Mulheran, Patrick Waldron
2515 Lombard street. 1244 Catharine street
Jobn Sullivan, Girrelt PrenddVille
Rear 928 Sblppen st. 717 GrlsvlUe street
C. Reedmlller, J. Lizelerle
Montgomery county. Montgomery county
Maik U'Nell, Law. McGrogan
Butternut street. Somei set street
Charles O'Neal, Thonvia M. Cross In
1118 JeU'erdon Btreet
Edward Kelly, George Fox
Germantown. Geiinnitown
Arthur J. Nugent, Charles II. Ti.sd.4ll
1410 Philip Btreet. 238 (jurlsti tu street
Charles Rulander. William H. Smith
William E. Roblnsoo, James R. Hunter
1344 Marlboro street. 1912 Oxford street
James Cullun, John Carroll
22118 Nicholson street. Rear 2118 Nicholson 8t
Patrick Gibbous, John K. Thompson
Eighth and Tahker. 1520 S. Seventh street
William Robb, Daniel H. Connors
1224 Hamilton street. 106 Eirreth's alley
Michael Golden, John Puroell
1110 Fremont street. 1118 Somerset street
Peter Maguire William Hutchinson
Sixteenth A Seybert. 1713 Sixteenth Btreet
James Brozen, Mlohael Loan
910 Callowhill street
James Coffey, George Johnson
1014 Clement Btreet. 1633 Christian street
JenoBergb, Thomas R. Steel
322 Callowhill Btreet. 1708 Huoer street
Jtr. O'Brien, Joseph Grander
1408 Philip street. 1315 N. Second street
Hugh Lynch, Jobn Dwver
648 N. Nineteenth st. 648 N. Nineteenth st
And. Baglev, James Moan
80th and Bridge st. 80th and Bridge sts
Joseph Kollack, Hugh Taggart
631 Shippen Btieet. 814 Lombard street
Jobn Mcllvalr, Jonn Ferguson
1508 Salmon street, 740 S. N lneteenth st
Nicholson Mann, George Kalierty
1316 Herscbell street. 1300 Prospect street
GeorgeSheely, F. A. Schmidt
1343 N. Front street. 1527 Frankford road
Charles Parsons, E. C. Dougherty
615 8. Filth street. 744 S. Twelfth street
Samuel M. Stanton, William A. Stanton
11th and Locust st. 11th and Locust sis
John McCullongh, Michael Murphy
1216 Lyndall street. 1028 Morgan Btreet
M. Schmidt, 722 Brooks. V. Sauter, 238 Vine st
John McDonald, Dennis Green
Delaware county, Delaware county
Michael Doolan, Philip Brogan
1V33 Salmon. 1358 Salmon street
Henry Marcille, Peter Purlet
Jomes O'Nell, William Daley
Montgomery county. 1310 Cadwalader street
Martin Buuce, Philip A. Voorhees
HlOMoyamenslngav. 630 Wharton siroet
Frederick Shantz, Johu llartmann
132 Coates Htreet. 132 Coates street
James Cotello, Nicholas J. Grlftln
14o0 N. Sixth Btreet. 1232 Clover street
John Cater, James O.slerlag
1234 Warnock street. 1856 N. Front street
Thomas Nevin, Waxii, L. O.nenselier
10O4 Lingo street. 1210 Palmer street
Neil Dougherty, John C. Lelper
Delaware couoty. Doluwure county,
John MeKenner, Edward McColguu
Patrick Mulyhnn, John McCusker
No. 750 Ringold st 25th st & l'ouua ave.
Often McUonulgle, Janirs Cull
No. 1138 William st.
Jofieph Richardson, Joseph Harrison
No. 1638 Montrose, No. 710 8. Niueteonth,
James O'Reilly, Johu McConncll
Tenth uud Locust. No. 1009 Locust.
Beu!nmln Slgel, Samuel McLauglilln
No 1130 Vine st. No.3H N. Thirteenth.
Charles J. llolimui), Paul Probst
BukerHlreeti No. 10'8 N. Seventh,
Patrick Collins, Adam Bultour
Gleurlddle. Glenrlddle
Thomas McLotighliu, John Williams
1717 N. Tenth t. 1028 Filbert Btreet
Archibald Mcilrlde, David K. Wilson
746 8 Seoond st. 748 8. Third street
Hugh Blasry, jotin Barrett
631 Salmon street. 1654 Klohuiond street
Stephen Hall, John Flvnn
21st and Market. 718 Hapburu street.
3o-i?f l,la.' . John Dugherty
734 Bedford Btreet. 724 8outh street
Patrick Murphy, Johu Campbell
20?4.l,Uaf lne Bt . 2140 u"d street
Nell MtGluley, Bernard Molntvre
2112 Naudain et. 1914 llowoll street
GeorveG. Rowland, EphKose
310 Diamond street. 1833 Germantown av
Daniel Birney, John Lelper
47th & Lancaster av. ' Delaware county
Philip Brown, Thomas Soott
Bucks county. Bucks county
John Prautz, Jacob Sohllpil
5 i3 Oils street, 909 Dauphin Btreet
Rlobard fchay, John K. Ashman,
Blue Grass road. 450 N. Seventh st
Patrick Herzog, Joseph Ostertaj
2202 Hope street. 1856 N. Front street
James O'Farrell, Jeremiah Blackburn
31t and Walnut Bis. 615 South street
John Waldron, Patrick Waldron
410 S. 24th street, 1241 Catharine street "
J. D. Collls, W 1111am Taylor
431 Walnut street. 1823 Addison street
John Butler, Daniel MoLaugblln
6 J ustloe court. Seoond and Noble Bta
John Burns, Lewis H. Flesher
160 Brown street. 182 Flower street
.Michael Haney, Dennis MoCann
L.oiklcy. i328 Prlohett street
It am.
Cornelius Murray.
Manayunk.
Hugh Mack In, - . .
2,15 tii Front street.
Lw. Fennell,
Bucks county.
George Stein,
tiOK Mervlne street.
t at l icit Mcnaie,
Voucher.
Thomas Carr
Manayunk
Dennis J, Siilllvau
208 luce street
Philip Brown
Backs county
Frederick Ltng
213 Callowaill street
Patrick R jney
33d and Hnanalor a's. 40'i3 Maritnt st reof.
JohnKelley, Pni'l Callahan
Bucks county. Bristol
Michael Meagher, William Rogers
620 Charles street. 429 Fourth street
William Nugent, James Deehan
24.3 N. Twelfth street. 807 N. Sixteenth street
Adam McDermott, Patrick McGusfcen
1305 Second street, 1108 Cadwalader street
Patrick Welsh, By 1 venter Sallada
Montgomery county. Montgomery oounty
John Mullln, Daniel McDatmoll
1538 Richmond street. 1710 Salmon street
Adam Lutz, Anton Fesainann
741 S. Second Btreet. 105 8. Second street
James Doyle, John Barrltt
Fisherand Lehigh av. 15S4 Richmond street
James Harrlgan, Henry Blsner
John F.Kelly, Patrick Kelly
122 Arch street, Montrose street
John Blaney, John MoKver
1631 Salmon street 1035 Salmon street
Francis McGoveru, James MoGovern
1521 Paletborp street. 1512 Palethorp street
Matthew Lambert, Feuton Delaney
Montgomery oounty. Montgomery oounty
Bernard O'Neill, John Yeddy
Jenkintown. 1633 Market Btreet
George Dunn, James Culleu
Montgomery county. Montgomery county
Owen Harmay, James Stewart
Delaware county. 212 8. Front street
Michael McDevltt, Daniel McDermott
1548 Richmond streot, 1710 Salmon street
Michael Mulroy, Joseph Stewart
Chester. 2128 S Frout street
Fit z Schoole. John O'Grady
610 8. Delaware av, 107 Lombard streot
John Conway, Patrick McBrlde
21th and Tudor streets
James Kane, Robert Kane
Doy leslown. 1173 8. Tenth street
N. Dunlap, Lawrenoe Tence
Bucks county. Bucks oounty
James Maloy, Pat lok Csey
Montgomery oounty. 1407 Montrose streot
Bernard M ulbolland, Andrew Arthur
22 Swanwlck Btreet. 130 8. Seoond Btreet
Martin Delaney, James Carr
2319 Coaies street. 2032 Coates street
Jobn Buroblll, Michael Ward
1417 American Btreet, 301 Master street
John Bulley, John Springer
1539 Bertram street. 2014 Parrlsh street
Patrick Lanaghan, George Johnson
418 German street. 102i Christian street
William Clcary, Patrick Cummlngs
1404 Warnock street. 9i9 Thompson Btreet
William Gatl'erly, Michael Dunn
214 Filbert street. Frankfort
Thomas Garrely, William Barr
17 Fayette street. 725 Riirenna Btreet
W illiam R. Devlne, John MoKenney
409 Gaskill street. 518 Bedford street
Johu Loughlln, Charles I). O'Farreh
2374 Frankford load. 2300 Frankford road
A. Hairier, Jobn F. Brant
610 N. Eighth f treet. 210 Pine strtet
Law. MtGrogau. John McGrogao,
Someret street. 2310 Howard street
E. McBrlde, Michael Wertman
610 N. Tulrd street. 447 N. Ninth street
N. Murner, C mrles D. O'Farreh
41 4 HtTgeaut street. 2306 Frankford road,
John McElwee. Patrick McElwee
Cope st., ab. Locust. 20') 8. Twenty-third st
Johu Rellly, Jonn Farren,
1 McCrnig court. 1315 8. Front street
John E. Burns, Georgo Johnson
1918 Carpenter Btreet. 1622 Christian street
Philip Biadley. PatilCr- Wright
Alex. Bayers, 769 South. W O Gasmer, 127Tasker
Jobn Carlon, William P. Dougherty
19th and Moore sts. Sixth and Sulppen sts
Michael O'Neill, Edward Phillips
10 Colfax street. back 765 8. Front at
Philip Donnegan, Matthew Donnezan
1110 Summer street. 1619 Alder street
Geo.WittlB 818 Kachael.Oeo. Scherr, 155 Brown
John Deckle,1519U.u hot Abra. N. fri523 Tuomp'n
Henry Ernst, Mtc'.mel Eoerle,
1220 Muscher street. 1226 Masoher street
Wm. Krum, 25t,h ward.J. Kschenfelder.160jN.2d
John McAuneuny, Hugh O'Neli.1123 Mauler
8707 Warren street.
Michael O'Brien, William Belshaw
2021 Lombaid street. 1U06 Wilcox street
Cbnrles Kane, Daniel McDermott
Fremont street. 1710 Salmon street
Fred. Bubbert, Aug. Schtmpft
2425 Muster street. 2353 N. Second Btreet
Jacob Fritsi. Thomas Held
Montgomery county. Montgomery county
Tim. Donnevan, Daniel Foley
Montgomery county. 830 Grlsooiu street
Total for October 12.. 210
LITERATUBE.
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.
Occupations of a Retired Life. By Edward
Garrett. Published by Little & Gay, Bos
ton. Philadelphia Agent: A. Winch, No.
505 Chesnut street.
This work originally appeared serially in
Good Words, and It was first published in
America in LitteWt Living Age, whioli circum
stances constitute a double gnarantee of ex
cellence. "The Oooupations of a Retired Life"
is one of the very best religions novels of the
day that we have seen. There is an air of
reality about the story which almost persuades
as to the belief that it is what it purports to be,
a transoript of aotual experiences. The author
is in earnest, bat never dull, and he contrives
o secure the attention of the reader from the
commencement to the end of a narrative which
never falters or grows uninteresting. We
commend this work to the lovers of really
good reading.
From J. B. Lippinoott & Co. we have re
ceived "The Little Spaniard," the fourth vol.
ume of the "Helping Ilaud" series, by May
Mannering, and "Dotty Dimple out West,"
the third of the "Dotty Dimple" series. Pub
lished by Lee & Shepard, Boston. These
pretty little stories were originally published
in Our Hoys' and Girls' Magazine, and the
young people who were interested in them
when they appeared serially will doubtless be
pleased to reperuse them in book form. The
volumes are nicely printed and bound, and
they will be attractive additions to juvenile
libraries.
James S. Claxton,' No. 1214 Chesnut
street, sends us "Edna Willis," "Graoe
Roche'B Legaoy," and "Jem Morrison" three
of his recent publications for juvenile
readers. These stories, like all Issued by this
house, are written with the design of com
bining instruotion with entertainment, and
they may safely be recommended to parents
and Sunday School teachers who desire to put
good, wholesome reading in the hands of
children.
We have reoeived from T. B. Peterson &
Brothers "The Acts of the Kings," published by
G. W. Carleton, New York. This is a political
squib, written by J. Marshall Ilarmer, asso
ciate editor of the Southern Opinion, and origi
nally published in the oolumns of that journal.
It is a burlesque on the biblieal narrative, and
if designed to be a satire on the military gov
ernment in Virginia since the oollapss of the
Rebellion, and is a silly affair both in design
and txeouticn. The author promises addi
tional chapters La the second edition of the
work, if one is demanded, which we are In
clined to think will not be the case, for we
have found "The Aots of the Kings" to be
very dull reading, with the profanity unre
lieved by a BlDgle gleam of wit or genuine
humor.
LITERARY NOTES.
Old English Wllrt Flower.
The Loudon publislitha house ol Warne & Co.
h iiiBt puhlisoed an iijt-reitirig volume called
'Old English Wild Flower," by Mr. J. T. Bur
(tofi. The author treats ot some disputed qnea
Hons in botatij, and Incidentally mentions the
introduced" water weed called water thyme or
Canada weed, which was tlrst been in the Duusp
Loch in 184a, next in the Orand Jauction Canai
ucsr oiarxei uaroorougn, then iu tlie Trent aud
in the Can, aud now it Is found In nearl?
every river nd stream. "It has bet largely
propagated by boatmen's Ignorance ot its habits,
lor each of its turee-lobcd whurlj lis tho powvr
of Krowiua; even when floating don stream:
aud the toothed foliage enables It to catch any
Ulamentot conicrvn; or weed, aud ancnor Itselt
to beein anew life." In arable land lu Kurlattd
an almost kindre.l uuhauce Is the dodder, a
? ura. lie weed uprt-ading ftom plant to plaut, and
eating red thread around the stetm o( lucct n.
clover, vetches, an i other like crops. At Interval
it thows small pink bdlike flowers, and it de
stroys all vegetation witti which it comes ia con
tact. Mr. Iturgejs mentions two varieties ol thlj
plant, the Europtea and the lipithymum, which
sm to be Indigenous.
Speakiup ot the derivations of flower names,
Mr. Butgejs Buds some suegested by the ap
pearance ot the plants. Fumitory, or "Fume de
Teirp," is ranted from the vapor-like appearance
winch i's pale ereen leaves give to the naked
soil. The name Dtndclion, and its botnulcal
synonym, Leontodon, point to the resemblance
of that plant's deep cut leaves and back -turned
lobes to the Lion's tooth, "dent dc lion." The
Fritillary Rets Us name from "liltUlus," a dice
box, because ol the chequered reddish-purple
squtires on the tulip-shaped bell of that flower,
l'he "loxglove" Is proved to be the folk's or
filry'sirlove, by the use of the nimes "lairy
thinibloa" and "fairy bt'llV to designate the
tame flower in Mttnsier. "Carduus," the seueric
Latin name of the thistle tribe, is from the
Celtic "ard," a poiut. O.her names have refer
ence to virtues bupposed to be inherent, "llo
rnge" is supposed to be a corruption of "cor"
or "courage," because of tho cordial quali
ties with whicn it is credited. Pliny said
that U dispelled sadness, aud if taken with claret
cttp or cool tankard wc partly believe him. Such
names 83 salvia verbinaca, Old English clarv,
tell their own tale. The names Centaurca and
Achillea, applied to the Corn Bluebottle and the
Milfoil, are allusive to the connection of Chiron
and his heroic pupil with the gifts of healing.
Other names, such as Sautoin, St. Johu'-wort,
Samphire (St. Pierre or bampeter), seem to ori
ginate in suprtstitiou. Tue samphire never
grows but on the seashore, yet never grows
within reach of the waves. No one who has
chanced on Professor Burnet's anecdote of a
enstaway sailor finding new heart and hope
when he grasped a samphire root on a ledge of
rock, will not lorget the assoctatloo of this plant
with Peter and "Petra " "Lidy's Bedstraw,'' as
Mr. Burgees claims to have discovered from the
fact that Iilih peasant girls use the xcirular
whorls o- this plant for a rosary, is really
"Our Lady's Jteadstraw." There is something
curious about the name Juniper. If we cannot
trace it up to its source, we can establish It ai a
namegiver to the spirit which is flavored by its
berries. "Gin ' is an abbreviation ot "Geneva,"
our AnplicUni for "Genievre," the French name
of "Juniper."
The poetical and legendary a'snciations of
wild tioweis are interesting, such m that ot the
wood-orrel with fat. Patrick, the white dog-rose
with the Heuse of York, and of the perennial
daisy with the unfortunate Margaret of Anjou,
and perhaps with a more lovable Mareraret
Marguerite of Talols, the friend of Calviu and
Eiamus. The thistle which originated the
Scotch order and emblem was the beautiful
cotton thistle, on which the Danish invader trod
to Liu cost, when his cry of pain awoke the
fccots to defense and to Victory. The milk
tl'istle (Carduus Marianus) has white veins
running down its larger leaves, which are said
to have originated in a drop of the Virgin's milk,
and a kindred fancy ascribes the blue spot ou
the leal of the spotted persicaria to a drop of our
Saviour's blood as lie toiled op the Via Dolo
losn. Danewort, or dwarf elder, is said only to
p prin g sp where blood was tplit iu the Danish
wars. "Prcruorse Scabious" is so called because
Of the fable "that the Devillc begrudged niun
so good a herb aud bit away part of the root."
Upou this part of bi subject Mr. Burgess has
be.itowed considerable pains, as heh.s also in
tracing home the inmates of gardens 'to the sea
shore nd the hedgerow. Celery, beet, aspara
gus, cabbage, kale, and fennel have left for
homes of civilization the coast and salt
marshes where their wild orlgiuals exist to tell
of what they were. Lavender and the Pteouy,
too, bsve their elder brethren by the seaside.
And we may any day at the riht seasons
chance upon the earlier types of the Saponoria,
Auagaliis, Diautbus, and Plcotee ot our garden,
it wc keep our eye open in our walks aflelJ.
pma ugziES.
How a Ilnltlmore Blob Assailed a Pits
tttiiger Train Scaudaloim Trcittiiieut
of tlie Passengers.
The train which left Washington at 6-40 P. M.
yesterday tor Philadelphia, was attacked in
Biiltimore about 7 o'clock, by one of the most
villainous aud cutthroat looking mobs that ever
disgraced even Baltimore. The train consisted
of three passenger cars from Washington, tilled
chiefly with male passengers, but a number of
lady passenger were in the rearmost cars.
At Annapolis Junction, one ot the lads who
visually belt newt-papers on the train between
Baltimore and Washington commenced taking
a vote for the Presidency among the male pas
sengers, and after going through the train, he
leported titty votes forseyniour and Blair, forty
two tor Grant aiid Colfax, aui seven neutral, or
who declined to tell how they intended to vole
at the Presidential election.
The dcbiin ot taking this vote was doveloped
when the train reached Bulumorw. It was evi
dently intended to "tpot" the Kepuplicans, to
make them the marks for the mob iu the pre
concerted attack on the train which took pluco
at the President street depot. Many of the
passengets oi the train to Baltimore were way
travellers, who generally voted for Blair, aud ou
the ariival ot the train in Baltimore uxoA of
them lett at Camden Station, leaving the te
mainiiig pastengcrs chiefly Republican.
The cars were drawn through Baltimore by
horoeB separately, and as the hrt car, iu which
were the "smokers," was baked ou the east side
of the President street depot, it was almost
instantly taken pOaseB'hm ot by a mob of roughs,
upwards of a hundred, who leaped upon the
fiout and rear plutiorais, and oecupied both
doors of exit, so a to make sure of the passen
gers iutide. The mob oultiJe crowded against
the windows, howling lor feeymour and Blair.
It was the Rebel jell repented, which was he Ard
on many a battle-tield of the Reocllion.
The rufliuns Inside commenced an examiaation
of each passenger as to where he lived, If he was
going to Philadelphia to vote, and ending with
a threat that If any Grant and Cul'ax men were
in the cat they would hare their brain blown
out.
A party of three or four accosted William
Tbo-ntoii, a Pbiladelpbiau, and Assistant Pur
veyor at the Metropolitan Hotel, Washington,
who was silting quieily in his seat, in this wise:
. lho leader preteuted a cocked revolver, which
be htld directly against Thornton's mouth,
sajlrei "Where do you live? Arc you going
to Philadelphia to vetef Tell me, quick, or I'll
blow your brains out," addiug a horrid oath.
Thornton begged them to spare his life, and to
niollily them told them he was one of Bill
McMullin's crowd, in Philadelphia. The man
with the pistol said: "You lie I 1 believe yon
are one of the radicals going to Phllaiei-
pbla to vote; and If I thought jou were, I would
kill you right here!"
lie added in a threatening manner, "Woo do
you know in Philadelphia that cau vouch for
you? Tell me somebody I know in Philtdel-
Ehla, or I'll kill you," still holdinr; the pistol to
is lace.
. Thornton held up his hand and swore that he
told the truth, when the ruffians left him bag
ging him to "excuse" them for havtug treated
one of "Molly's crowd" o roughly..
' A colored man, who sat lu the rear of Mr.
Thornton, was next assailed with black-jacks
over the head, by three or four of the ruilians,
for daring to "look" at theui. lie gave them
iio provocation whatever.
While tit is was golug on inside, the crowd
213 & 220
S. FRONT ST.
218 & 220 .
S. FBOHT ST.
Sr CO
OFFER TO TUB TRADB, m LOTS,
F1IVE It YE AM) BOURBON WHISKIES, IN BOND)
Of 1805, 1800, 18 OT, and 1808J
ALSO, TREE FIXE RYE AND BOURBON WHISKIES,
Of GREAT AGE, ranging from 18G4 to 1845.
Uberal contracts will be entered Into for loU, in bond at Distillery, of this yean1 manufaotong
outside were incessantly velliug "Bring them
out.!" "KID everyone of them I'' "Dau'tlet
one of tuuni go ou the train 1'' "Throw thorn
under the cart"
The other passengers expected every moment
to have their turn of cross-examination in the
same style as that administered to Mr. Thorn-
tou, but betore the examiners had time to go
throueh the entire car lu this way the next
on an Wed, when the mob ran down towards
it aud dragatd out and beat several of the pas
senders in the most brutal manner. Une pas
senger was palled bodily out of the side window
and kicked and beaten by the mob till they could
pummel him no mors.
The third car arrived, and its occupants were
treated in the same way. After this the rofHans
staggered through the cars, shouting for dey
ni our and Blair, with imprecations that if uy
" Grant and Collax man dared to say h was
for either of them, they would, kill him ou the
spot."
fone of the passengers were armed, at least
no weapons were displayed by them.
After the cars were coupled the mob un
coupled them, with shouts that they would
keep the train there, and not let it go to Puila
delphia. The conductor and engineer, however,
coupled up as rapidly as possible, and succeeded
in running the "through cars" out to the switch,
and back again to the depot, to attach the Balti
more car. This was the stsnal for another
attack. The rioters again entered ths smoking
car, and a man, standing on a front platform,
ran into the baggage car, pursued by as many
as conld kick and beat him.
Duriug all the time this was going on there
were three or four uniformed policemen present,
who appeared either to fraternize with the
rioters or to be afraid of them, for no arrests
were made, as could be seen from the cars.
A number of WashliiBton passengers, who In
tended coming to Philadelphia, were left at
Baltimore, having escaped In the confusion.
How many were hurt, or whether any were
killed, could not be ascertained by tho passen
gers, as the train moved off while the excited
crowd was roaming round the depot.
WINES, ETC.
EDUCATIONAL.
B
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
EMLOON bEMINAKY (LATB LISWOOD
J HALL), opposite the York Koad Station, North
lencejlvaulu lUUioad, seven miles Iron Philadel
phia. the Fifteenth Session or Miss OABR'S Select
Boarding Bchool lor You ng Ladles will commence at
the above beauulul and heulthtul situation, Beutem
ber 16. 1868.
Increased accommodations having bean obtained
by change ot residence, there are a few vacancies,
which may be U lied by enrly application to thei'rlQ
cliiai, tihoumakertown J. O., Montgomery County,
Circulars, and every Information regarding the
school, tjlveu at the Ofllce ot JAY COUKK fe CO.,
Barikera, Mo, 114 a. THHiJj Until, Philadelphia, or as
above. 8 is 2m
ST. FKANCIS' COLLEUE, IN CABK OP
Francwcan Brothers, L.ORUXTO, Cambria
Counly, la', four miles from Creaaun. Chartered In
IHfift, with privilege of conferring decrees. Location
tlie niottt healthy in the State, trie Allegheny Moun
tains being- proverbial lor pure water, bracing air, aud
picturesque scenery. PcholatUlc year commence 1st
ot bcpteuiber and euds itnu of June. Land Hurvnying
apparatua lummhtd gratis, bludents admitted fro in
eight yean to manhood. Board and tuition, payable
In advance, loo per BtOalou. daaaloal aud modern
lunguanes extra. Iio,
Jtelerencea Hlght Bev. Blnhop Wood, Phtladel-
fihla; Bight Bev. Bishop Iouieueo, Plimburg; and
lev. T, H. Beyuolds, Loretlo. Mualu (piano aud use
of Instrument), 125. g la 2m
JJAMILT02J INST1T17IE DAZ AND BOARD-
lng-Bchool for Young Ladlos. No. 8310 CHESNUT
Street, Philadelphia, will reopen on MONDAY, Sep
tember 7, 18(8. For terms, etc, , apply to
8 gttf PHILIP A. CKEGAR, A. M Principal.
JANE M. HARPER WILL REOPEN HER
School fur Boys aad Girls, No. 17Z3 CtfiiBJiUT
Street, September (nluth month) 21st.
Ai plication for admteslon can be made at the
roumorj the 17th and mm, (rum lu to li o'clock, or
alter the schooi commences. lu la
MISS ELIZA W. SMITH'S FRENCH AND
i-NULlttri. BOAKD1.NU AND DAY bOaOOL
ifcUtt YoUJSU LALltH,
No. M-i4 bPRUCE Btreet,
will reopen on MONDAY, September 14. 8 W tw
THE HISSES JOHNSTON'S BOARDfNQ
and Day Bchool lor Young Ladles, No. 1827
BPiU;C.h; blietl, will reopeu (D, V.) oepiemher
It, 18W. 84 2rn
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
ISS JENNIE T. BECK, TEACHER OF
PXANO-FOBTE, No. 748 FLORIDA Street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth, below Fltzwater. 94
SIG. P. KOSD1NELLA, TEACHER OF SING
INU. Private lessons and clause Bealdeuce,
NO. 808 B. TDIK'l KKNTH Btreet, 8 IK '4m
PIANO. MR. V. VON AMSBERG HAS RE
aumed his jL.et.Bom, No. 2o4 iouih 16th t. B16UU
ALLAD AND SIGHT Sl.VGING.-T.
BlbBOP, JNo. 84 B, NINJtlKKN VH. at. 2m
-EWIS LADOMUS & Co.
'DIAMOND DEALERS & JEWELERS.
WATCHES, JKWELUl m B1LVKH WAHK.
."WATCHES and JEWELEY BEP AIRED. .
OaCheatntit St., ghiBv
Would Invite particular attention, to their large and
elegant assortment of
LADLES' AND GENTS' WATCHES
of American and Foreign Makers of thennest quality
in Oold and Bilver Cases.
A variety of Independent X Second, for horse
timing.
Ladles and OenU' CHAINS of latest styles. In II
and 18 kU
BTTTON AND EYELET STUDS
In treat variety newest patterns.
SOLID BILVER W ABB
for Bridal presents; Plated-ware. etc
Bepairiug done U the best manner, and wax.
ranted. 1 i4p
FRENCH CLOCKS.
a. W. RUSSELL,'
No. 22 KOBTII SIXTH 8TKEET,
Bas Just received per steamer Tarlfa, very large
assortment Of FRENCH MARBLK CLOUK3,
Procuring these goods dlret from the best manu
facturers, they are ottered at the LO POS8I.
BLE PRICES. 6 2t
CHBOMO-LITHOGRAPHS.
"A REGAL DESSERT."
A new and beautiful Chroroo-Lithograph, utter ft
painting by J. W. Peyer, Just received by
A. s. UOll INS OX,
No. 910 CHESNUT Street,
. Who bas Jaat reoeived
NEW CHROMOS,
HtW ENGRAVINGS.
NEW FRENCH PHOTOGRAPHS,
NEW DRESDEN KNAUKL9,
LOOKING GLASSES, Eio.
8l6i FREE GALLERY,
QAR8TAIR8 ft McCALL,
Nos. 120 WAXMT and 21 UKAXITE Sts.,
IMPOBTEFS OF
Brandies, TTIncs, Gin, OHrc Oil, Etc Etc,
iND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
PUKE OLD RIE, WHEAT, AD B0UR-
HON WHISKIES. M,
LUM3ER.
FALL, 1863.
F. H. WILLIAMS,
SeTCntcenlli and Spring Garden Sts.
Calls tlie attention of Builders and others
to his Stock of
SEASONED LUMBER,
COSMISTINa OF
Hemlock and Spruce Joists,
Carolina Flooring, all grades,
White Tine Boards, all qualities,
Shingles, Mastering Lath,
And all kinds ot Building Lumber. 10 8 Hutu2m
AT LOWEST PRIQE g.
186a
MPKIlf in. imuw
bPitUCEJOHJT.
H Kit LOCK.
KEMXOCK.
1868.
1 QUO. nEAdoNEi CLiiAit plan. TTTTTTT
lODO. BEAKONED CLE a. A PINK 18fi8
CHOICE PATTEKN PINE AUUO
BPANItoH CEO All, POK PAITEKN8 I
1 QUSi JTLOJilDA f LOOKING, .
lODO. JfLOlUUA PLOOltlNG. lRHR
CA UOL1N A PLOOIUNG. A
V1KG1N1A FLOOK1NG.
DELAWAKE FLOOKINtil
m ASH J- LOOK1NG.
WALNUT f LOOKING.
VLQH1DA HTkJ? .bOAJUtt.
Jmxjj X iiAl it..
1868. li3?aiSSf4S186a
tv ay A MT UAH A..
C(;Q CNliUKTAKElW LUMBER 1 n.A
WALNUT AND PINE,
IQfiQ BEAbONEB POPLAR 1 rnn
IOUO. BlNEUCHEJittf, 186a
WHITE OAKLANK AND BOARDS,
1 RfiP CIUAR BOX MAKERS' ToTHT
lODO. C1UA It BOX M AKElS" 18fift
BP ANlSii CEDAR BOX uARIW UUO
FOR BALE LOW. Jvi'
lOOO. CAROLINA H. T. BlLLfl! I808.
1868.
in
NORWAY SCANTLING?
C3DAR BHINGLEH. - nrtn
OlPREaSbHINGLES. lOOO
MAULE. BROTHER Co,
NO. H6O0 BOUTH KtrL
T. P. GALVI1Y & CO.,
LUMBER CCKMISSION MERCHANTS
SUACKAJIAXON STREET WHARF.
BELOW SLOATS MILLS,
(M-OAIXjw), PHILADELPHIA,"
AGENTS FOR SOTJTHERN AND EASTERN Kenn.
luctureri. of YELLOW PANE nd PRUtMB2iB
BOARDB. etc, Bli.ll be hepp, to luriilsn ordeTT 5.
wnoie.ie raiee. dellyerble Mwy xjSelble 1?
OonatentlT recmylug nd on band ( ou.htri
ALIi OF WHICH WH.I, DI DCUVEBHD
AT ANT PABTOFTWK C1TT PROMPT It T.
"UNITED 13TATLS BUILDEKS' UUJ
Nos. 24, 2G, and 28 S. FIFTEENTH St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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WOCD MOULJDI SOS, BRACKETS, STAIR BALTJS
TEES, NEWELL POSTS, GENERAL TORN.
ING AND SCROLL WORK. Era
The largest Maortment of WOOD MOULDINGS la
thlaoliy oopgtently on hnnd 9t 2m
FURNISHING GOODS, SH1RTS.&.Q
H. 8. K. G.
Harris' Seamless Kid Gloves.
ETEBY PAIU W1BBAKTE1),
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR GENTS' GLOVES.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.,
27fa MO. 814 CHEWMPT TBBCT.
p ATENI 8UOULDE Jl-S All
IIIBT MAJfUFACTOBT,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STOBB.
PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS AND DRAWERS'
made irom meuureaient i very abort notioe.
All other article, ot GENTLEMEN'S DREJS
GOODS In lull variety.
WINCHESTER & CO.,
HI No. 70gCHESNUTBtreet.
BOARDING.
O. 1121 GIRABD 6TEEET, CE SIR ALLY
located, witb In twe aquarea of tbe wuiiueutal
and Glrard Honse An nnfumlshed
SECOND-STORY FRONT ROOM,
with flrat-cleae Board,
Vacanolea for Gentlemen and Table Boarder.
Referenoe required. 9 11
C COTTON AND FlAX,
J SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
Of all nunibere and brands.
Tent, Awning, Trunk, and Wttgon Cover Duuk
A lao Ppr ilaunlaciureni' Drlor Felia. from one (a
aeveial teel wide; Panlli g. Belling. Ball Twine, eto,
JOHN W. EVE KM AN A CO..
No, UN JONEMf. AUe,