THE DAILY EVENING TELE GRAPH Pill L A DE LP JI I A , WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1869.
rarnwa sprain am.
t1t Affair A.
Mr. William C. Ellison, vrhile riding on a
Sewnd and Third street passenger car yes
terday, had his pocket picked of $100.
John Rodgerd, twelve years of age, was
killed by falling from a coul cart at Curnber
lnnd street and Frankford road yesterday
afternoon.
Charles Schramm, residing at Front and
Cathariuo streets, cut his throat last evening,
inflicting fatal injuries, it was thought, lie
was removed to the Hospital. Sickness is
supponed to have been the cause.
Michael Ennis, residing iu Aurora street,
fell down a hatchway on hoar. I a ship, yester
day, and was seriously injured. He was taken
to the Hospital.
Charles Cooker, 17 years old, residing
near Germnntown, was run over last evening
en the Germnntown ltailroad, at Ninth and
Urowu streets, and died while being taken
home. He attempted to juvip on the train
while in motion, and fell under the car, the
wheels passing over hiin.
The steamer Wyoming, of the Philadel
phia and Sowthcrn Mail Steamship Company,
lrom Savannah, arrived at this port yesterday.
Sne brought a large cargo, and the following
list of passengers: Mrs. A. N. Wilson, two
children and servant. J. Gordon Wallace, Gil
bert Daniels, W. Caulk, .1. il. Burton, J. II.
lurton, J. M. Fairbank, James Braiucll, and
one deck passenger.
Mr.W. C. Swann, President of the Phila
delphia Fountain Society, oil ors a reward of
IfrKiO for such information as will lead to the
arrest and conviction of the party or parties
who removed the iron vaxo from tho fountain
at the corner of ISroad and Chesnut stroets,
and left it mutilated and robbed of its tlowers.
It is sincerely hoped that tl3 rowdies who
committed this outrage will be brought to
justice.
George Kilburn was arrested yesterday by
Policeman Nichols, at the shop of Alexander
Cook, No. 1S42 ltidge avenue, with a lot of
carpenters' tools in his possession whir.'h ho
had just stolen from a new building. Charles
W. Cline, a house carpenter, had gone to the
shop of Alexander Cook to purchase a tool,
and while there found several tools which had
been stolen from him a day or two before,
and saw defendant there with other stolen
property which he had brought to sell. Kil
burn was thereupon taken into custody, and
William Cook, a son of Alexander, was ar
rested on the charge of receiving stolen
goods. Both had a hearing before Alderman
Kerr yesterday. Kilburn was held for trial,
and William Cook for a further hearing.
John Burns, Samuel Torrance, and
Joseph Roberts, who were arrested on tho
charge of being concerned in the assault on
private watchman Daniel Kendig, on the
night of the 1st of August, had a hearing
before Alderman Kerr yesterday. The prose
cutor, who was so badly beatun that he was
considered in a critical condition, was only
able to leave his house yeste. day, and ho ap
peared at the Central Station with his head
and jaws bandaged, an evidence of tho vio
lence of the assault. Mr. Kendig identified
Burns and Torrance as having been the
parties who assaulted him. lioberts had
nothing to do in the matter. The latter was
dischaiged and the other defendants were
bound over to answer.
S. Bernheim, a young man, who was ar
rested on Monday on the charge of obtaining
or of attempting to obtain goods by false
representations, had a final hearing before
Alderman Kerr yesterday. To one of the
persons he called on to got a bill of goods, he
stated that M. Bernheim, on North Eighth
street, had sent him, and to another, that
Feustmanu & Kauffmann had ordered him to
procure goods for them. There was testi
mony that no such authority had been given
to him. He was very anxious to take the
goods, and he was permitted to do so by one
of tho dealers, who sent a person after him
to see that it was all right. Hiram Ward, of
North Second street, who was selected as one
of the victims, declined to lot the goods be
taken by Bernheim, but sent his porter with
them. They came back, when the deception
was discovered. Tho accused was committed
for trial.
DumcNtlc Alia Ira.
Gold closed yesterday at
Wagon trains are still frequently attacked
by Indians in New Mexico.
The next New York State Democratic
Convention will be held at Syracuse on
September 2.
The trouble in the mining regions about
Scranton has ended, and to-day work will be
resumed.
John Fields, the Williamsport, Fa.,
murderer, was convicted of murder in the
first degree, at the above plane, yesterday.
Charles M. Russell, a Canadian burglar
and incendiary, escaped from the custody of
a police officer at Rochester yesterday.
It is rumored that the Erie Railroad
Company have purchased a controlling inte
rest in the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad.
-The recent rains in Maryland have only
been sufficient to wet tho ground and aid
vegetation. Rivers and creeks are as empty
as ever.
L. G. Riggs, an editor of Meriden, Con
necticut, was horsewhipped in that city yes
terday, by Wilber F. Parker, whom he had
criticized in his paper.
Minister Sickles is instructed to negotiate
with the Spanish Government for the freedom
of Cuba; tho Cubans to pay for the Spanish
forts, public buildings, etc.
A point has been raised in Washington,
and law adduced to support it, that Secretary
Boutwell has no right to have money printed
outside of tho Treasury Department.
The freight depot of tua Chicago, Bur
lington, and (Juincy Railroad, at Quincy, was
destroyed by tire on Monday night. Between
twenty and thirty loaded cars were also do
etroyed. W. J. Savillo, the drug ;lerk who killed
Mrs. Morton, in Boston, some time ago, by
giving her laudanum instead of rhubarb, is
under bonds of $.'000 to upp ;ar and be tried
for manslaughter.
J. H. Estell, tho reputed proprietor of
the Savannah Mar, a rebel uewspaper, yes
terday committed an unprovoked assault
upon the Deputy Postmaster of that city, on
account of some trouble a'm.it mail matter.
The Directors of tho Fn.,t National Bank
of Albany, N. Y., find fault and will probably
bring charges against tljeir Cashier, Adam
Van Allen. Mr. Van Alleu remains in the
city, and says he will face any charges brought
against him.
Ninety-seven thousand five hundred dol
lars in the issue of fractional currency was,
yesterday, received at the Treasury Depart
ment from the Bank Note Printing Company.
Several thousand dollars were thrown out as
being too poorly printed for circulation.
Tho report that General Sickles was au
thorized to present a proposition to the
Spanish Government providing for the aboli
tion of slavery in the Island of Cuba, her re
presentation in the Cortes, and rpoorrMou
cf tho aibUi'fcfculh, ia
laid Secretary Pith.
Foreign Affair.
An insurrectionary manifesto is being
circulated in France.
-English crops will be very large, and the
price of cereals is declining.
The London Standard says the Harvards
were beaten by the Englishmen's style.
Napoleon is again in fair health, and yes
terday worked with Foreado do la Roquette.
Don Carlos has sailed for England, at pre
sent despairing of making an uprising in
Spain.
Eugenie will remain a few days at A jaccio,
and will return to Paris between the ;Jd and
!th of September.
Loring, Fay, and Blaikie, of the Harvards,
and Elliot, their boat-bnildor, will leave Liver
pool on Saturday for home.
The Empress Eugenie is reported lying
sick at Ajaccio. The Prince Imperial will,
therefore, attend tho Napoleonic festivities
alone.
riRES.
Knrli-'n Uiillcry Dmirovod A I.lvory Sinblo In
KlllllM.
Last evening, a few minutes before 7
o'clock, a fire broke out in the extensive esta
blishment of James S. Earle fc Sons, impor
ters of looking-glasses, oil paintings, etc., at
No. SKI Chesnut street. Smoke wan first seen
coming from the third story windows, but
when the doors were broken in, the first floor
was one maRS of flames. The firo, owing to
the combustible nature of tho contents, spread
with frightful rapidity, and in a few moments
the entire structure was enveloped. The fire
men were on the ground in largo numbers,
and were actively engaged from tho begin
ning to tho close of the conflagration. The
Mcsm s. Earle had a largo stock on hand, con
sisting of looking glasses, oil paintings, prints
and picture frames, valued at i '..", (itio, which
was utmost totally dt strayed. On this there
are insurances sufficient to cover tho loss, in
tho Union, Mutual, Pennsylvania, North Ame
rican, Liverpool and London, and Royal In
surance Companies. The real estate is owned
by Mr. James S. Earle,, and No. SIC Chesnut
street, which extends through to Sansoui
street, is valued at A7.,0(t(), covered by insu
rances chiefly in tho Pennsylvania Firo and
Hand-in-llaud.
The building in Sansom street, on tho eis.
of the principal establishment, is owned and
occupied by 5lr. Earle, and it is used for a
frame manufactory. This was not burned,
but tho stock is damaged by water. Tho only
other occupant of the Earle building was Mr.
S. B. Waugh, portrait painter, who had a
room in the third story. His loss is u-jt
known, but it is believed not to bo heavy.
Tho structure was a handsome brown-stone
fronted one, and was erected ly Mr. Earle to
suit his business, after I he great lire which
destroyed the Chinese Museum and oilier
valuable properties.
No. Sl-l, a handsome three-story structure,
was occupied on the first Hour and basement
by J. W. Scott it Co., as a gentleman's fur
rishing store. Their loss could not bo esti
mated, as a great deal of their stock was
saved from injury by the insurance patrol.
They are fully insured.
The remainder of the building was in pos
session of Whittaker & Co., photographers,
whose loss is estimated at ij.i.100; no insu
rance. A portion of the second door was titled
up by Dr. J. J. Strawu as an oflice, whoso
loss amounts to (fOiK); no insurance.
Another portion of the same floor was oc
cupied by Leak it Smith, Masonic mark en
gravers. Iheir loss is supposed to bo sai ill.
On the sityne floor, a Mr. Walker was doing
business as agent for Hitchcock's Dime Music.
The greater part of his stock was saved, and
his loss is' probably small. The building is
owned by Mrs. Deborah F. Walton.
The above losses were from water alone.
No. 818 is occupied by Mr. John Wanna
mnker, clothier, who fortunately sustained
but little damage, and that by water alone,
the firo not reaching the building. The loss
will not exceed "1000, and that is covered by
insurance. The real estate is owned by Mr.
J. H. Brown, of New York.
The carpets, furniture, etc., of tho dwelling
of Mr. Horace Tuttle, No. K0', Sansom street,
were damnged to tho extent of about $2"0 by
a line of hose, which was run through his
house to reach the rear of tho burning build
in p.
We regret to state that the fire was at
tended by loss of life. Mr. Alfred Hopple, i
member of the Diligent lioso Company, tel
from a roof in the rear of the Earle building
into an area, in which there was three fee
of water, and was so severely injured tha1;
ho died in about an hour afterwards. Do
ceased resided in Sergeant street. He leave,
a family.
Charles Carroll, residing near Second and
Spruce streets, fell into tho cellar of Earle's
building and was burned about the arms. He
was taken to the Hospital.
John Ward, a member of the Hibernia En
gine Company, fell from a back building, and
fractured a leg and an arm, besides Jjeing se.
verely injured about tho head.
William Myers, a mombor of tho Washing
ton Hose and ook Hand Ladder Company, was
severely injured, occasioned by falling from a
lajjcfer.
Several other firemen were slightly injured
by falls, and two of them were hurt by a fall
ing ladder. They were taken from tho ground
before their names could be learned.
About 11 o'clock last night the extensive
livery and exchange stable of David Worth
ington, on Broad street, above Wallace, was
discovered to be on fire. The building was a
two-story brick structure, and had a frontage
of about forty feet. It was also used as a
flour and feed store. The flames spread with
great rapidity, and soon the entire place was
reduced to ruins. At the time of the break
ing out of tho fire there were about forty
horses in the stable, of which number only
two were rescued. The loss, which is very
great, could not be ascertained, as it is not
known what, if any, insurance there was upon
the building. Several of the horses were the
property of private individuals.
Jane Austen's Life will have, we may sup
pose, the pleasant Interest of an idyl. That of
tho late Mies Mitford will hate (probably) details
of a less tender quality, for some of the stern
dramas of life fell to her share. Tlio ''Memoirs
of Miss Mitford." auother of the forthcoming
biographies, will bear on the title-page the name
of tho Rev. (iuy LKbtrange. It is understood,
however, that ho has an excellent colleague in
the work In tho person of Hov. Mr. Harness.
Tho next Life iu Dean Hook's series of
Lives of the Archbishops of Canterbury will bo
that of Curdinal Pole. The subject Is one of
such mingled difficulty aud delicacy, that con
siderable curiosity Is felt a to tlio way In which
il will be treated by the author, lhls work will
be ready by the winter.
Sir Henry James has received orders to
copy tho lilaek Letter "Prayer Hook," l;i8, with
its marginal MS. notes, by his photo-zlnco-Krarhic
process. One hundred copies of this
Prayer-Hook" will be printed for tho Ritual
Coniniii'hioners, aud sold by them,
The Macon branch of the National Freed
om's r'aviiu'i rrd Tnist Comoviy h is now
I deposit frl.J,OOU, Leiouying lo lliree Uun-
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
for tuUUtitmal Marin New sab FVsi Pag.
AI MANAO FOR FUILADKLPHIA-THM DAY.
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OK TBaDR.
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f?IOVE.IINTH OK OCKAN TEA,lrlllP.
FOR AMKIMUA.
Cnlla Ixnulon Now York Aat. H
NnMorinn Liverpool (.luehso An. I't
Columbia. Glasgow Nuw York n. 19
Chill Mvnnxiol Nnw York Ail,. Hi
Alii miiDla Ilarre Now Ynrk Au. 'J I
An. erica Havre Now YoTk An. 'JI
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naxtwiR Havre nuw ... - ....nt.. ji .
tuiropean Liverpool.. .Jelao.. Au. 21 I
KhHln KoiHIampton...New York An if, 2)
Ribona Liverpool Nnw York via Boa... .A u. 24
Minnenota Liverpool Now York Au. 2h
Vlraima Liverpool... .Now York Ail. 'J
U.ol Wasblnnionl jverixK.l Now York Au. slii
FOR. FXJKOPK.
Pulia New York. ...Liverpool Bopt. I
IManbattao New York. ...Liverpool Kept, I
Tanla. New York. ...Liverpool Snpt, '1
tlentchland Now York. .. hremt'ti Sopt. 3
!. of Dublin. . . .Now York. ... nl wop Sept.. 3
Fnnland New York. ...Liverpool .Sopt 4
(). of Brooklyn. .Now York.... Liverpool Nopt,. 4
Pereire New York... Havre Hopt. 4
Britannia New York. ,..lRfnrow 8opt. 4
OOAKTWIHK, DOMK.STIO. KTO.
Arizona New York....Aninwall Sept. I
MiHRouri New Ynrk. ...Havana Sopt. !1
aloro Oanlle... New York.. ..Havana hept. 3
J.W. Kvernin..r)iilada Charleston Hept. 2
Wyoming- Philaila Havnnnali Seot,. 4
! ol Mexico.. ..New York.... VersCrna Sept. ti
Juniata Philada New Orleans Sept. 7
Kouih America . New York....Kio Janeiro Sept. 'it
h aila are lorwarrled by every steamer in t he reaulr linua.
The at earner for or from Liverpool call at (JueenM.own.ei
oept the Canadian line, which call at Ixiniiomlerry. Trio
M earners for or from the Continent call at Southampton.
CLKAHKn VKSTH-Mnav
Ilr. Ship VirRiuia, Campbell, Liverpool, P. Wright 4
Knnn.
St ojiiner J. S. Shrivor. Dennis, Baltimore, A. f roves, Jr.
N. G, barque Kxpross, Darinor, Stottiu, L. Westerxaiird
4 Co.
Bohr Henrietta, Clark, Portsmouth, Blakiston, (IruolT
arrivf.d'tfstkrday.
Steamship Wyoming. Teal. rAI hunra from R.ivannih.
with cotton, etc., to Philadelphia and Southern .1U1I
KteamKhip Co. Passengers -Mrs A. N. Wilson, twocnil
dri n, and servant, W. liordon Wallace, dilliert Daniels,
W. Caulk, J. II. Burton, J. M. 1'airbank, James Bramoll,
and one deck passenger. 1 r.ij .
Br. acbr J. N. Miller, Dunbar, lH days from Cardenas,
with molunees to Dallutt & Son vessel to Warren A.
Sctir !L J. Conner. Pardee. 1 ilnv fmm Mnrrnolia with
grain to Jus. L. Bonley A Co.
PORT OK PHILADELPHIA.
I'oreicn and coastwise arrivals tor the month of July,
i, at coinpuiea wuu me same periuu in looM:
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lH'i.
For.
. 5
. I
. at
. 21
Coast.
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121
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WF.MORANDA.
Shig Dover, Stilphin, entered out at Liverpool Hth ult.
for I- iiiladelphia. vrV-1
Ship Omii, Darinovig. for .Philadelphia from Ixmilon,
sailed from Deal 17th ult.
Ship tueni Victoiia. Landers, ssiled fiom Liverpool
Klh ult lor Philadelphia, and w.is oil tho bkurriua In A
Al. ttb.
Ship Bazaar, .lelfersnn, from Liverpool for Philailel
phia. at Miltnrdhaven lulb u It. ; would discharge part ol
cargo and get- repaired.
Ship Robert Boak, Joll.v, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Livetpool 1Mb till.
Steamer Utility, Nickeison, hence, at Providonce 2".'th
ultimo.
Barque Providence, Coaltloot, entered out at London
1Mb uit. lor Philadelphia.
Barque Andes. Miephoid, nonce, at Portland 29th tut.
Barquo A. V. WesUin, Dawes, ironi Liverpool tor Phila
delphia, was oil Dunmore Kast Mtn ult.
Barque Savannah, Knowlf'.n, hr-eo, at Cardiff 14th n'
via Havie. SLu .'; 129, U .-otftflMtefZZiZSJl
BriK Caroline D. Kellc), plains, ilenco, at Proviaeuoe
2Ktb ult.
' ''Bertha fr'oudor, Woostor, hence, at Portlun12Htu
ultimo.
1.. ti. C. Wishart, Mason, at New York 30th ult.
from Georgetown, D. t'.
Schra Maggie J. Chadwick and Mary G. Hollins, heuco,
at AleAMndriarjtith ult.
Ncbr l .lla R. Rainos, very, hence, at Norfolk 2Mth tilt..
Schr J. McShain, bencu, at kluAandria tilth ult., and
sailed again to rntutn.
Schr Heading Uh. No. 41, for T Iiiladelphia, sailed from
Norwich 2Hth ult.
Schra Laura Robinson, Robinson, and Pauussot,
W haples, henio, at New Havon 2stli ult.
Schr Pioneer, Brewer, hence, at Baltimore 2th ult.
Schr Hickman, Small, from Boston tor Philadelphia, at
New York With ult.
Schra Josephine, Kinney, hence for Full River, and
Jobr "rry, Rydor, hence for New Haven, at No'v vorc
3itb.Mt kV- . - n.ii'CDJ .2
fc. . A. Heath, Williams, and .Richard Peiuison,
English, hence, at Salem 27th ult.
Schra Jessie W. Knigbt. Plum; Kate K. Rich, Church,
and Li.zie A. Watson, Watson, sailed trom Suluni 27th
ult. for Philadelphia.
Schrs A. Hammond, Paine: Giraffe, Parker; and lona,
Kendall, hence, at Salem 2th ult.
Schrs Aid, Smith ; Hattie Baker, Cmwell: and M. !'.
Rockhill, Kockhtll, sailed froin Se'n 2th ult. lor Phils
delphia. EjU OAKUaaiUl 3ra
Schis Georne K. Coni.vor, Root...., trom Providence,
and Morning Light, Ireland, from Norwich, both tor
Philadelphia, passed Hell UateHiHh ult.
' M. A K. Henderson, Price, bence, at Portsmouth
STtb ult,
Hiawatha, Lee, and Florence N. Tower, Porrv,
hence, at Newburyport 2hth ult.
Ncbr Robert J. Mercer, King, henca, at Newburyport
2Hth ult,
Schr J. Truman, Gihbs, bence, at New Bedford 2!ith ult.
Schr C. R. Vickery, Benton, hence lor Stonington, at
Newport 2ith ult,, with mainsail split.
Schr Morning Star, Lynch, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Paw tucket 2Mb ult.
Schr Pearl, hence for Boston, at Newport 29th ult.
Schrs J. M. Vance, Anderson ; Althea, Smith; Iirio,
Snow: and R. W, Toll, Bobbins, hence, at Boston 2rfia
ultimo.
Schrs L. A.Johnson, Mahlman : Lady I'llen, Somora:
aid Onward, Bunker, hence, at Salem 2Hth ult.
Schr U. W. Macaulay, Hubbard, hence, at Danvers 23d
ultimo.
Schr J. W. Hall, of Philadelphia, was at Dutch Island
P. M. 2Mb ult.
Schrs Preference, Thurston ; Abbin Pitman, Lambert ;
Hannah Blackman, Jones; Benjamin Strong, Brown;
George I'alus, I. iltle; Village tjueen, Tillottson; and W.
U. Caigill, Kelley, henco, at Providence isth till,
Schrs L. A. May. Baker: K. A. Graham. Graham; Irene
K. Merservey, W all : Billow, Banks; Julia A. Garrison,
Smith; Rhodella Blew, Vannaman ; and William Capes,
Nickerson, bence, at Boston 2Mb ult.
Schr "-ooze, M"-in, n PrTnp 2(h si -.,.
Trento:3J v- EQ3 WT3t P HJUf ' I. IK,' T?l
rictiiB ..rlhur i,un..u, I-i.,.,,,cU, ..illiam ....
Brown, sailed from Providence 2Mb ult. for Philudolnliiii.
Schrs American K.agle, Shaw; Triumph, Chouter; Sarah
B. Ihomas, Arnold: and M. Sewell. l'rii"'. hence, ar
Providence 2!'th ult.aJRafffEa IftTS iSlU
vek- n, Rcevos, liianocr.tLiciicts il'to.v t'rovideuoc
auhult.
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AND
COOKING RANGES.
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mca1um.-nl7.ed GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACES, at
I lilted States Naval Asylum, Fniladelphlo,
TERFECT SUCCESS,
It Is three years since the above Furnaces were In
vented and offered to the public. The advantages
they combine have given them a most signal success.
Already In our city It has taken the lead,
AND THE DEMAND CAN SCARCELY
BE SUPPLIED.
The community are assured that the essential fea
tures which have given the Golden Eagle such un
bounded popularity are not found ia any other For
naces now extant.
An examination Is solicited.
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8 87 fmw2m PHILADELPHIA.
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EVERY THURSDAY.
TheStenmsliipfl lMfOMETHEUS, Captain Gray, and"
.,,V",W- 1'-v-KMaiN, Captain Hinckley.
WILL FORM A KKgL'I.AH WEEKLY XINR,
ne Hii tiniMiiiii .i. w ivvi. duim ...
Til
I RSDAi , St iitomlier 2, at 4 P. M.
T
mm iikii uiiiHiti mointr (riven In connection with
'. R. R. tO ntllntM In tin. Month u...l
8. C
I
llSlirilliCC at ldWi'Ht. riltea IJ,.t..u r.r f...l..i.. i
by any other route. For freight, apply to
,ootf K A- NOl'DtlK CO.,
imf DOCK STREET WHARF.
Cs WKECTLINETO FRANCE
J SitT ,JMTi ".".KRAL TRANSATLANTIC
LR F.Sf " " V ivr OAiJjlXMU AT
nn.?nSr.-i,i7 .117 """' " this favorite route for the
Saturday. ' ' rtortn mer' eV8r
, .. PRIOR OF PASSAGE
i Kold (Including wine),
TO HkKHT OH Ulvnir
"irst Cabin .H0 Sooond Cabin...
$Vi
I Innllirliniy ratlnrao , ! -I- - a . .
Irst Cabin $145 Second Cabin $si
I hese steamer do not carry steerage passengers.
Medical attendance free of charue
American travellers going to or returning from the con
inont ot .llrope, by taki.lg t he steamers o? this line avoid
- r"sii, oy r.nnsn railways and
crossuiK the channel, besidos saving tune, trouble, and ex-Pene-
GKORtiK MAOKKeiziK. Agent,
, , . , mvwftuw ai, now York
ornoHvTo"8 m PhilPW.applyattAjam."Kxpa.
ompauy, to h j i if ip
No.33U OHIOSN-ITT street.
JrlIlIDELP1IIA! KICUMONI).
BtSacrwijaiTiiK south ani west
rJ V KHV SATURDAY,
, from HHST WHARF above MAKKK1
At noon.
Street.
raTS'tVAy' SYSaW ukenBt LOWE,(
I ho resulsrity, safety, and cheapness of this route com
mend it to the public as the most desirable medium
carrying every description ol freight.
No charge lor commission, druynge, or any eiponse
Steamships insured at the lowest rates,
freight rucoivud daily.
WILLIAM P. CI.YDK AGO
No. 12 S. WHARVES und Pior I N. WHARVh's
V Jvi'i1' !'! 'P!) at. K'cll"'"al OUy Point.'
1. P. CROW I'. LL A CO., Agonlsat Noilolk. (j 15
LOUILLAIiD'S eTEAMSlJp
LINK KOU
NEW YORK.
Sailing on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
REDUCTION OF RATKS.
Freiffht bv thin line rjtbnn t lq . i.ui
' - - Lu inn w imuuus,
cents ner foot, or 1 eont. nnv oull.,n .i,ini. a
" a wiiuuu. JXW
vtruce charges cashed at office on Pier. Freight received
at all times on covered wharf.
J9HN F, OHL,
2 2? Pier 19 North Wharves.
N. B. Fitra rates on small packages iron, metal, eto.
? net n.Arni!iS3 LINK TO
Kr Alexandria, Georgetown, and Washington, D.
M. . , " '"",i","fc" buu uemware anui, with
7 T - . iiuui wo iiiim uirect route tor
Southwest ' ..iwuriug, iAiiun, auuitns
Steamf rs loave regularly every Saturday at noon from Ui
nrst whart above Market street.
r reigut, recuivoa uauy.
Kn 1J NV.rih ,n.l M. ,.. A....
. '.'i,.1.,? 1TI.KK, Agents, at Georgetown; M
l.LLRlDGh A CO., Agents at Aloiandria. rj 1
TYLKR, Agents, at (ieorgotown; M
f NOTICE. FOR NEW YORK, VIA
L" l IKLAWARK AND RARITAN CANAL
l-'XPRESS STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
I'll! I IILUT I llllllil.- L'u'K . .
j uo v i . i -i i n , m ii ii yuiuanni wuujr oonuuunioa
tion between Philadelphia and New York.
Steamers leave daily from first wharf below Marks
street, Philadelphia, and foot of Wall street, New York
a 1. . -.!.... 1 . il i: : . r .
.'wim hiiwuhikm its an lav Hum rilMUlUK UUb Ol
. . I . . I. i - . 1 , 1 '. . . 7
ua.ht.d iiaivu, Agent.
JSo. 119 WALL Street, New York
5 35
NOTICE. FOR NEW YORK. VIA
Polawareand Raritan Canal, SWIETSURK
1 'KANSI'Oll A TION UUMPANY DKS.
fAlUll AD fiWKTKUKK 1.1 TV K.
The business by these lines will be resumed on and after
the 8th of March. For freights, which will be taken on
aocomiiiouttuug lernia, apply 10
W. M. BAIRD A CO.,
8 a; No. 132 South Wharves.
CARRIAGES.
gggg? GARDNER & FLEMING,
CAUniACI. BUILDIIR3,
No. 214 South FIFTH Street.
BELOW WALNUT.
A Large Assortment of New and Second-hand
DJCLUD1H0
Rockaways, Phaetons, Jenny Llnds, Bngglei
Depot Wagons, Etc. Etc., 3 23 tuthi
For Sale at Reduced Prices.
BLANK BOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS.
The Largest Stock and Greatest Variety
or
FULL AND XXAXiT ZOUTCD
BLANK BOOKS,
MEMORANDUM, PASS,
COPY-BOOK8, ETC. ETC.
To be for Ad In this city, is at the
OLD ESTABLISHED
Dlank Book Manufactory
OF
JAS. B. SMITH & CO.,
No. 27 South SEVENTH St.,
6 18 thstnSra PHILADELPIIIA,
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, FIRST FLOOR ; WARS.
1IIUIUU UK UTlllliJ '
I. T. EaSTOM. I. VHinns
"T? AWTOH Jk ffloIHAHOA,
No. S OOKNTIKH SUP, New York.
No. 1H SOUTH WHAKVUS. Philadelphia,
tin if, W. PRATT NlaaL H.lli,.w.P.
W. are nreuared to shin ever. deauriuLion of Freiffht to
Philadelphia, New York, Wiliinton, and interruediaM
points witn prompineas ana-ti"iin, uuu
Bteam-tuas inroisnea M UM uouea. u
T?MPIRE PLATE MArJTJ"' WORKS,
B
lUvflHlt
'1 II ROUGH RATKS to all points In North and Hontk
Carolina, via Seaboard Air Lino Railroad, cinuectina Tat
Portsmouth and to I.ynchburK, Va., Tennessee, and th
aWnd '..Tvi n.Xi l0nUeSS6 A'r Li"B
lorn, nuriu, j'.tinL, auu vr est, iree ui uoiuuiission.
Freight received and forwarded on acoummodatii
terms. WILLIAM P. CLYDE A CO, Agents,
No. ISiS. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia.
PATENTS.
PATENT OFFICES,
N. W. Corner FOUHTI1 and CHESNUT,
(Entranoe oa FOURTH street).
FRANCIS D. rASTORIUS,
8OLICIT0H OF I'ATENTS. ' ' ' .'
ratcnts procured for Inventions m the United
StaU'S end Foreign Countries, and all buhliifss re
latlng to the sanic promptly transacted. Call Or scud
for circulars on Patents. ' '
Own till o'clock every evening. 8 C smth
p A TENT OFFICES,
N. W. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
FEF.3 I.F.SS THAN ANY OTHEK HELIBLE
AGENCY.
SoutI for iir.nijililc on r.itcnts.
3 4 thRn
CITAUI.ES II. F.VANS.
'TATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. STATU
1 u.t... a! . ..l.i.KIn InvunMnn Inst, rtalented. and fol
the SL1C1NO, OUT T1NU. and OHIPPINO of dnod beef,
cabbage, etc., are hereby off ered for sale. It is an artiols
of (treat value to proprietors of hotels aed reetanrantr,
and it should be Introduced into every family STATU
KltillTS for Rale Model can be seen at TKLKOKAPH
Ol KM IE. OOOPKB B POINT. N J
OOVERNMENT SALES.
i Vt'TION SALE OF HOSPITAL BKDDlNtJ,
t I.OTI11NU, DRKSSINOS, ETC.
Assistant Mkpicai. Pi'ttVEVon's Offick,)
Washington, 1). C, Ati(f. no. lHtii.
Will oo sold at rubllo Auction, In this city, on
TI T.SDAY, the 2Mh day ol September, 1SD9, at Jmlt-
elary Square Depot, E Btnttit, between tourtli and
Fifth streets, at 10 A. M., a larpe quantity of Hos
pital Property, conslstliiR of
UEDDINU, C'LOTHINU, AND DRESSINGS,
among which will be found the following, viz. :
3,0(10 Fed Sarks.
2,roo Illankcta.
,000 Cotinterpanes.
4,0U0 (;mta I'ercha Uel '.'overs.
4,tt0 Hair PUlowa.
5,000 Pillow Cases.
n.otio Linen Sheets.
18,000 Drawers.
2S,000 Shirts.
3,000 Socks.
10,000 dozen Roller Bandages.
Also
Napkins.
Cotton ami Woollen Tape.
Picket! Lint.
Cotton Wadding.
Red Flannel.
Saddlers' Silk.
Linen Thread.
14,000 pounds of Condensed Milk.
20,000 pounds of lleef Extract.
All the above articles are new and never have
been used. Catalogues containing full particulars
remly ten days before Hale.
Terms Cash, in Oovemment funds; 25 per cent.
deposit required nt time of sale, ami all goods to be
removed in live days.
CHARLES SUTHERLAND.
Assistant Medical Purveyor, Brevet Colonel United
States Army. 3d 0t
PROPOSALS.
QFPICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE SINKING FUN D.
TllEASlTllY DKrAHTVF.NT OF PENNSYLVANIA,
llAllhlHULllO, AUKUSt 20, 1SUH. j
Sealed bids will bo received for tho redemption ot
ONE MILLION DOLLARS ol tho loan of the Uoniinon
wealth of Pennnylvania, duo July 1, 1870. until 12 o'clock M.,
October 1, l-t;!l. Communications to be addresied to
R. W. MACKKY, Esq., Stato Treasurer, HarriiburR,
I'r nnsylvui'ia, and endorsed Bid for Redemption of State
Loan.
F. JORDAN,
Secretary of State.
F. HARTTtANFT,
Auditor-Oeneral.
R.
W. MAOKEY,
Stuto TreMurcr.
Commissioners of the Sinking Fand.
N. B.-No newspaper publishing the above without
authority will receive pay therefor. p 2J lm
DRUCS, PAINTS, ETO.
JOBBllT 8HOKMAKEK & O O.
N. E Corcer FOURTH and RACE St.
PU1XADKLPHIA.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
Importers and Manufacturers of .
Wtite Lead and Colored Paints, Putty'
Varnishes, Eto.
AGENTS FOR TUB CELEBRATED
FRENOH ZINO PAINTS,
Dealers and consumers supplied at lowest prlou
for cash. ia i
JiTERRICK & SONS
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
Na 430 WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia,
WILLIAM WRIGHTS PATENT VARIABLE
CUT-OFF STKrtM ENGINE,
Regnlated by the Governor.
MERRICK'S SAFETY HOISTING MACHINE,
Patented June, 1SC8.
DAVID JOY'S
PATENT VALVELESS STEAM HAMMER.
D. M. WESTON'S
PATENT PELF-CENTRING, S ELF-BALANCTNl
CENTIUi'liUAL SUGAlt-DltAINLNa MACHINE.
AND
HYDRO EXTRACTOR,
For Cotton or Woollen Manufacturers. T 10 mwl
I. YAUOBM MEHHICK. WHJJAM B. KXBBICK.
JOB K. OOPK.
w Q
GALVANIZED and Painted WIRE GUARDS,
store fronts and windows, for factory and warehous
windows, for churches and cellar windows.
IRON and WIRE RAILINGS, for balconies, offices
cemetery and garden fences.
Liberal allowance made to Contractors, Builders
and Carpenters. All orders filled with promptnei,
and work guaranteed.
ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
1 8 Btnthem
No. 11M RIDGE Avenne Fhlla.
JJARGH, FARRELL & WARREN
DEAX.EKS IN PAPERS
OF ALL KINDS,
NO. 631 CHESNUT STREET
AND
NO. 624 JAYNE STREWr,
162m PHILADELPHIA.
MORNY'S TASTELESS
Fruit Preserving Powder,
v. ..mntad to keD Htrawberries snperlor to any knows
well other fruit, w.thont bio air tmhl.
rSlMtu" pU Bold bj th.groo.rt.
nta a paoaagew bf w -
SATult. MlltNV CO.. froDrietora.
m ' - -
Ko. In) norw DMjunii ot., ruiaaa.
Du XIIKI''L.tn tAIl Or. l-O-TtOtLIM'
all diseases of a certain spMialtv. Othos hour, f to
. hu .Mb.XitViJIiTUbUtit. M
I
AC A I) E' M Y O Y MUSIC.
(iRANU RKOPENINO.
PICHINt.S1 ENHLISH OPK.KA
lor a reason nt 'I en Night and Two Mutlniw.
CAKOI.1NK M. IIFKNAKD....: Il K1A.TRKKS
OI l'NIMl Ml. HI, MONDAY, SKPT .
The tollovinp; artists are enraged : -Messrs. llsicrh,
III y ton, I'owK r. !' rs, Arnold, White and Ilirrh ;
?li rti mil lllnnche Kllertnan, Caroline M. bernard, Anniaj
Kemp Howlrr, Anna MiHi'lika.
K Kl'MtTOlHK 1'OR THK WEEK.
MONTIAV. FAUST
1 1 IM'Ai ...
Vi I DXIMiAV
1 III 11SDAY ..
TKlItAY
. . . .EH A DlAVOIiO
. .II. T ttV ATORW
BOHEMIAN (ilRI.
....ERA DIWOIX
SA1 I rlDAY (Matime)
. M AKITANA
lit X fiheotn now onrn nt Trmiinier'a Milsin StorM. and .k
the A ndrii'V YVeriiip.dav mn nina at oVIwk.
I'arinet, Iarrtiet ( irele and Kiilponj. Ifl; Kaniilv ClrcU,
he. : Amphitheatre, 'ic. J. F. ZIMMERMAN. Tmaa.
r. nt hkh..h
..CONDUCJTOR
T1IEATRR COMIQUE, SEVENTH STREET.
J HELOW AKt'H. '
THIS EVENING.
COMPLIMENTARY KK.NEUT OK
KATIE HAKEH.
hhe will appear in her own Drama of
LITTLE NNOW HIRD.
MR. E. HARI.AND in his champion Skating S.cne.
I he beautiful KOSAI.IK JACK inker charming ih (tr
ader of LITTLE NEIL, with song,
"LITTLE NELL'S APrE AL."
The Amerienn prodigy,
Maeter JULIAN REED,
in his wonderful songs, dancosand imitations of celebrated
Actors.
FRIDAY EVENING,
BENEFIT OF
ROSALIE JACK.
LITTLE NELL MATINEE SATURDAY.
AdiniHpion, To, ?i0, and 26 oents. It
ALU UT ST. TH EATKK.H ElTlNS AT 8.
THIS (Wednesday) KVKNINO, Sopt 1,
last week ol the rharuiiug Actress and Voculit, and
the eminent t''ttiedisn,
HARRY AND ROSE WATKINS,
t Formerly Miss RostnaShaw),
Who will appear in th beautilul play of
K ATH LEEN M A f'URNEEN.
Kathleen Mavourneon (with songs).... ROSE WA1 KINS
iornnie O'Mooro Mr. II. WATKINS
FRIDAY -BENEFIT OF HARRY WATKINS,
When will bo preHpnted the grout drama of
THE COLLEEN HAWS.
AIRS. JOHN DREW'S AUCH STREET
THEATRE. Rogins M to 8.
but-ineas Agent and Tr. usurer. ..JOSEPH D. MURPHY1
THE LYDIA THOMPSON
HI 'KLFSUUE TROUFE
MONDAY AND EVERY EVENING.
H. B. Farnie's localized Hurloiue.
M.MIA I) THE SAILOR,
with Nrw Scenery by ( hnrlos Hawthorne.
Miss LYDIA THOMPSON as S1NBAD and THM
iIRL OF THE PERIOD.
Seats seen red 6 days in advance. 30
TrOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE WALNl'T
V above ElOH l'H.-f OMMENUEMENT OF THK
FALL SEASON. The greatest combination of Artists in
the known world. Now Ballots, now Sotigi, now Minstrel
Acts, new Drama, etc., lorming in all a tremendous bill.
Matinee on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. H M tf
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) VVINTEH
GARDEN Nos. 730, 723, 724. and 720 VINKKtreet.
THK (..RAND OROH EST It ION, lormerly the property
oitue v.rtjiiu hi nil tir ba ir a, purohasen at great
eipense by JAOOH VALER, of this city, in unmbinatior
with FLAM ER'S ORCHESTRA sud Miss NKLLIK AN
greati
attont
; AN.
DF.KSwN, will porform EVERY ArTEKNOON and
-v cuuix at uie auovo-roeniionea place. Admission,
free. 113U
A
M ERIC AN CONSESVATOUY OF MUSIC.
Se Notice in Educational Column. 7 24.wl'Jt
HOSIERY COODS.
J WILLIAM HO F M A N N,
No. N. LKJHTII Nir. i-t. Fhllmlelnbln,
Dealer In Hosiery Goods,
Offers for sale a larjrn uaHOitinent of Hosiery, for
LadlrV, Gents', an C'lilldren's wear; Socks, three
quarter SokB, and Lonir Hohb, of EngllBli and tier
maa iuanufacture.
U IJ D E 1 V 2 A X
Ol Cartwrlght A Warner'b manufacture, acknow
ledged to be the bes npurted.
Also, the Norfolk "and New Brunswick, acknow
ledged to be the bes of American (Juods.
Tnese Goods In all sizes, lor 4 T wsiy
Soring- and Summer Wear.
OARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
fB R. THOMAS & CO.,
SKALKKS IN
Doers. Blinds, Sash, Shutters
WINDOW FRAMES, ETC.,
H. W. COUNKH UP
EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Streets
6iW3m rillLADELI'tflA.
QEORCC PLOVJMATi
CAKPENTEB AND BUILDER,
No. 134 DOCK STIIET, PIIILAEEDLnilA.
CENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Ha Ss Ks Cs
Harris Seamless Kid Cloves.
EVERY TAIR WARRANTED.
EXCLCSIVE AGENTS FOR GENTS' GLOVES.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.,
B2T5rp No814 CIIEHNDT Street.
p AT EN T SHOULDEll-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
PERFECTLY FITTING BRIRTS AND DRAWERS
made lrom meuHnrenieiit at very Bliort notice.
All other articles ol GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
GOODS in full variety.
WINCHESTER A CO,
11 2 No. 706 CHESNUT Street.
IOE OREAM AND WATER ICE.
THE NEAPOLITAN
ICE CltEAM AND WATEK ICES.
TnE rUREST AND BEST IN THE WORLD.
This celebrated Brick Ice Cream and Water loe can ha
carriud in a paper te any part of the city, as you would
candy. Filtevn or twenty ditterent kinds of thorn are kopt
constantly on band, and ONK ilUMKkD DIKFl.KKNl'
FLAVORS ean be made to order for those who desire to
have somothiUK never before seen in the United States,
and superior to any Ice Cream niado in Kurope.
Principal Depot No. l.fJ4 WALNUT Street.
Branch Store-No. luiU bl'KINU (J ARDKM Strse,
tl V. J- ALLKUKK TTf.
OROOERIE8 AND PROVISIONS..
PJEW SPICED SALMON
FIRST OF THE SEASON.
ALBERT C ROBERT8,
Dealer In Fine Groceries,
11 11 Corner ELEVENTH and VTNE Street.
jyj I C U A E L MEAOHEK & CO. i
No. 828 Sontb SIXTEENTH Street,
Wholesale and Rett') Dealer! in
PROVISIONS,
OYSTERS, AND SAND CLAMS,
FOR FAMIL1 I SJ
TERRA PfNH fl VKR PO.KN v U
c
ORN EXC HANGE
BAG MANUFACTORY,
.ii'iii i. nAn.r.1,
K. E. corner ot M ARKKTand WATER btrti..
Philadelphia,
DEALER IN HAUb AND BAOOINH
Ot .very description, for
Grain, Flour, Salt, Super. Pho.pbu of I.im.. Hm:
Dust. Kto.
Irg. and small GUNNY HAGS constants on hi.n.1
, 101IN FAKNL'M Ai CO., COliliLi:-; XEP.
fl rbants nd Mannfacturersof CmtoaTi.l.in
ho. Hi tiltSKUT Sirwtt, I'Uiladlphi 71 ii'
AMUSEMENTS.
OJtU depositors.