hews suLiruxin-g.
HUT Affair..
The following persons wuro fcdmittfld to
tbe TcnnHylTania IIoHpitul .ytistorilny: Losay
Drown, Hfjed tweuty-three yncrii, residing on
Knth Seventh Btret, heiul c it by Boniu nu
known person. James Smith, a(,'ed twenty
nine yf ars, living at Ionl's Void, Montgomery
county, l'a., foot and hnnd injured.
The fnneral of Spccinl I'olica Officer 11.
A. P. Moore, who was ncridun tally killed at
the Thomas Iron Works, took j.lace yesterdtiy
afternoon, from his late residence, in ('hat
ham fitreet. A largo delegation of policemen,
ftH well as numerous friends of the deceased,
attended.
Charles Sclivani, agod thirty-eight years,
who cut his throat at his residence in Aaron
Htreet, and whs admitted to the Pennsylvania
HoHpital, died in that instiiuiion yesterday
afternoon.
Yesterday nfternoon, about quarter to 1'
o'clock, David "Willmer, six yearn of age, was
run over at Second and Mary stroetn, and
badly injured. He was removed to his home
in lieokloss street, below Front.
A lot of dry goods in the window of the
hi ore No. 121. " Poplar street were damaged
by fire about half past 10 o'clock last night.
DoincNiic A fln.)rit.
Oold closed yesterday at
(iovernor-elect Seuler, of Tenuessee, is
in Washington.
The tenth Spanish guaboat has been
launched at New York.
The President left Washington last night
for an absence of two weeks.
'J ho National Temperance Convention
assembled in Chicago yesterday.
A very slight fall of snow is reported to
have fallen in New York city yesterday.
William Triebly attempted to commit
suicide by shooting himself, at l'oltsville, last
evening.
Governor-elect Walker, of Virginia, yes
terday had a talk with the President, on
aifairs in the Old Dominion.
Work was resumed yesterday in all the
Scranton mines and at Hyde Park. No dis
turbance occurred.
Hon. John Cessna tried to obtain an in
terview with the President yesterday, but
failed to accomplish his object.
General Sherman had a public reception
at Augusta, Maine, last evening. Ho loaves
there to-day for Portland.
1 The Athletics suffered a defeat yester
day at the hands of the "Maryl. aids" of Balti
more, the score standing l'X to .1.
The "Union" ase Ji.ill Ciub, of Lansing
burg, beat the "Nationals,'' of Washington
yesterday, the score standing to I'l.
A severe storm prevailed on Mount Wash
ington on Tuesday night. Ico two inches
thick formed on the telegraph wires.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
llailroad Company yesterday sold nt Now
York, at public auction, n,ihhi tons of Scran
ton coal.
A rumor current in New York, of a new
Cuban expedition, is founded on the fact that
thirty men left for Halifax, to join an expedi
tion fitting out at that point.
Delegates from the New F.nglanil Odd
Fellows to the annual session of the Grand
Lodge of the United States, to bo held at San
Francisco, left Boston for the Pacilic slope
yesterday.
A fire occurred last night in Johnson's lum
ber yard, coiner of Broome and Tompkins
streets, New York, spreading through to
Grand street, damaging several stores and
dwellings. Loss over it), ()()(.
A construction train on the Bangor and
Tiscataquis llailroad broke through a bridge
yesterday, and was precipitated into the river
below. The conductor was killed, and the
engineer fatally scalded. Several others were
badly injured, and two men are missing.
Foreign AfTnir.
The News says: " When Mr. Dickens left on
his last visit to America we expressed a hope
that he might do service in the cause of peace
and good will. Mr. Dickens has not resigned
this peaceful mission. Nothing could bo in
better taste and feeling than his hearty speech
at the banquet on Monday evening. Ilia wide
and intimate knowledge of his countrymen
enabled him to express the admiration and
esteem which the Harvard men have earned
for themselves in England. We hope thero
will be a return match in America, and feel
confident that Oxford will meet as hrothorly a
welcome there as Harvard has here. We re
joice that our kinsmen arc satisfied with the
arrangements of the race.
."We trust, lor all time, that there may bo no
other or less generous rivalry between the
pride and flower of Old and New England.
Transatlantic Canihridgo has upheld the honor
of her ancestral name in patriotism, states
manship and intellect, and lastly, in dignity
in defeat. To errors of impetuosity and
impatience rowing authorities attribute the
defeat. These are the excess of qualities of
an old stock; the temperainvnt of a people's
youth. What may not the alliance of two
such rivals do lor the belter futuro of the
world?"
The Standard protests against the annual
recurrence of an international lace, and thinks
it hardly right to exact such physical and pe
cuniary saciiliees every year, By severe
training the Harvards won a position to en
title them to come as chaileners. A second
trial would involve a strain of physique and
an interruption of studies vliich it is not fair
to exact for the gratilka'ion of rivalry aud
the sporting world. The t.uidard trusts a
renewal of the contest will ho formally re
sisted for some years.
The victim of the last agr in m outrage was
named Hunter, not Mayo, lie was a Scotch
man who had settled as a larger at Newport,
in the county of Mayo, heiv he was killed.
The assassin bus not yet been arrested.
The Times, commenting on the crime, re
gards it as a national misfortune. It shows
that savage lawlessness is extending beyond
the narrow limits to which it has hitherto been
confined. The county of Ma is now stained
with atrocities which' have disgraced Tippe
rary and Westmeath.
Paris, Sept. 1 The Paris Constituttonwl
of to-day says that Marshal S-'rrano is daily
becoming more and more prominent as a can
didate for the throne of Spain.
In the Senate to-day, Prince Napoleon made
a speech on the xruntiin fiiii .'!(. lie pro
tested his devotion to the Emperor and the
Prince Imperial, and gave in his complete ad
herence to the proposed reforms, which he
nopea were but the beeiiininjr, ot tresu re
forms. He denounced as irreconcilable those
who opposed the loyal application of these
reiorms.
The C'untllutionnd announces that the Em
peror has recovered, and will probably go to
Ciiaions.
Ratifications of a convention for laying a
telegraph cable between Europe and South
America nave been exchanged.
Maheid, Sept. 1. Two Carlist chieftains
have surrendered on promise of their lives
Government organ say the reinforcements
about, to fail will be nutlicient to extinguish
t) ttiki'i't i i-'imi in Culm.
Viaw, :'fpt. 1. The Aunt iiu Gl.n.t
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,
have advised the Viceroy of Egypt to hasten j
his journey to Constantinople.
Lfm.in, Sept. 1. Blazer's bust of Alexan- I
dcr Von Humboldt has been successfully cast J
here, and will bo shipped to New York di
rectly. Truste, Sept. 1. A serious revolt iu j
broken out at Tyrana, in Kuropcnn Turkey.
Several arrests liHve been made, and the gov-
ornmcnt buildings ore closely guarded. The
authorities were compelled by tie; menaces of
the peoj'le to release the prisoners. Subse
quently a conflict took pufo between the
guards and the people, in w hich several per
sons were killed and wounded. Turkish troops ,
are on the way to the city to restore order. I
I5ki NN, Sept. 1. A grand festival in honor
of the memory of Joseph 1 was held here to- ;
day. Over twenty-five thousand people took
art in the festivities. The Archduke Louis
and Herr Gi.skra were present, and addressed :
the people. Great enthusiasm prevailed. 1
Constantinople, Sept. 1. A messenger
has left Constantinople with the Sultan's re- :
ply to the letter of the Viceroy of Egypt. It
is reiorted that the Sultan expresses satisf'ac- j
lion w ith the Pasha's assurances of loyalty,
but commands him to sell or transfer to the i
Turkish government the ironclads and breech- j
loaders ordered in Europe; keep his forces ;
within prescribed limits; abate taxation; pah- j
lish his annual budget, and abstain from neg -
tiations with foreign governments. !
Public Debt Statement. I
Washington, Sept. 1. The following is a '
statement of the public debt of the United !
States on the 1st of September, 180f :
Debt bearing coin Interest:
dun m'tiT of Ihsuo unU
Amount out-
Accrued In
tereat. 8 'l'iti ti '" l'7
fiS.M'i i'
18,41.0,001 00
9.1.10 IV)
1.8!i,17ii mi
l-Hlt' Ot llltl'l'CHt.
Ilnuil., n per cent.,
tiuiiils, ft per cent . ,
.nniiH, 1W1. G per cent. ,
liomlH. Oregon war, 181. 6
per rent., -liomlii,
ISM , 0 per cent.,
Hmiilri, A 21 Ik, ti per rent.,
Uomln, 1SK1. 0 per cent.,
ItonrtH. 10 40x, 6 per cent.,
DoiiiIh. 6 12111, K per cent.,
lit. mis, (I 2U..6 per cent.,
1'orilM, fi-'Jim, 6 per cert ,
Rlunilinu.
g-.Hi.imo.oiH) (Ml
7IU.2HO.O It 00
18,416,001) 00
fltfi (KM) 00
8(l,:ii7.nt) 0!)
M l ,771 till) 00
74.000,11110 00
lit t fto7.'0 (JO
;i,ssi.ftoi no
12I.M1.I0 0i)
.Wtt7.2S0 Oil
:t)i.;is.(t::ij ot)
3!I,.V(1.1'I) ("I
4'i ,.)'.), i.'.l) 00
10,2:'.r, 132 110
7,r.()00 OJ
4,801. 1H2 ft'l
77,ti.V) 00
2,M 1 .22'S 0 )
4.(Hiii.M5 0)
HJH'.I.MiO fill
3.7't.'i SHI Ml
4i',:l:i.l SO
ISoikIh, ft -ffllH, 0 percent , ..
IIoimIh. ft 2m. li per cent ,
Botiiln,fi 2UH,ii percent.,
2.107 ,fii.:too (to
ConpoiiB due Miiy I ninl Jr.ly 1, lgtf, not
pn Mjiitul for pa in
Total.
Tlelit liem in" interest iii lawful money
SJ2,4ZS,2S2 31
4 Wli 317 Ml
$.),!) ;.f,fi'J3 81
('erliflcittm. .1 per cut. tjMtjB'J.lKH) 00
$1,142,650 00
evy peliBloll 111 ml, A per
cent;, - 14,000 000 00 7O.0J0 00
f,il.7J 0 HI 00 SI ZVl.V.t) 00
Debt on which interest lias cased sine" miitunly:
CluirHcer of i
Mill
Ait'Ollllt out-
Accrued
rule ot mleien.
Romls, li per cent.,
I!oik!h, (i per cent.,
Hi lulu. i per cent .
ilonilB, 1'exiiH imli niiiity.
ft pur cent ,
TreitHury notes, 1 mill to
t! per cent.,
Trett-nry notes, ftJft.'a per
tont.,
TreiiMiry nctes, C per
cent.,
Trenmiry notes, 3 your
7 3 10 percent..
Trenmiry notes, 1 and 2-
yeiir ft per cent.,
('ertiticntes of milelitcd-
lirsH, ti per cent. .
(' mponnil interest lines.
6 per cent..
Temporary loan, 4. 6 ami
6 per cent ,
Treiifurv notes, 3 years,
7 3-lUferceut., -
bt :i ii'lt ii .
jS 'i .niiii oil
14-1 ".0 0 1
.'-i.7Ll0 U0
:4'-':0(K.I oo
10i.liI4 01
2,110 00
3,300 00
34.2C0 00
318,482 00
12,000 0)
2,714,980 00
183.110 00
9.V,M0 00
interest.
li() IKI
819 01
2,i;n ;,0
12.1W 00
3,072 25
121 00
198 00
2,40i! iH)
15.921 10
720 00
S22.823 ft7
7,6a0 10
69.7&S 10
S4-G48,4-t 04 90:J8,940 4ii
9114.01.1 ftO
Petit licarlnR no Interest:
IVinainl notes.
I S le(:l tenilers.
rosttii currency,
Fructioiial currency.
Gold cuitiHcatuH of de-
joslt,
3,'i ,Utl0,(VJ0 00
30,711,799 87
23.647 880 00
,f 410 474 293 37
RRCAPITULATION.
Pebt benrinjr coin interest:
Bonds at 6 percent., - - $27,02',0O0 00
Uonils at ft pr cnt., 10 40s, idt.iii ,ioo 00
fonilsof lHSl.attipercent., 2S3,i7f ,iH0 00
6 20 bonds, at ti per cent., l,fi02,(J0-J,4OO 00
Amount outstanding, - - S2.107,OT i,3HO 00
Interest, Jj.)ti,9ti3 6'.I9 80
Debt bearing Interest In lawful money:
Certificates, 3 percent. - - .W,7(iO,000 00
Navy pension land, 3 per cont. interest, 14.000,uOO 00
Amount outstanding,
Interest,
Debt bearing no interest:
Demand and legal tender notes,
Postal and fractional currency,
Certificates of gold deposited,
Amount outstanding.
Debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity :
64,780.000 00
1,212,620 00
S3NU14.9I3 ft!)
30.711,799 87
23 .047 .680 00
410,174,293 37
$4,648,486 64
$38,610 49
Total debt, principal outstanding.
Accrued tnturt st to date and roupors
duo not presented tor pAmcnt,
$2,687339.080 01
33.814,790 30
Total debt, principal and interest, )$2.tl2ti,tlft3,870 31
Amount in Treasury:
Coin, -
Cmrency, - - - -
Kinking fund in United States coin In
terest bonds, and interest collected
and accrued thereon,
Other United Ptntes coin! interest
bonds purchased, and accrued inter
est thereon, ....
Total amount In Treasury , -Aniountot
pit blicdebt, less cash, sink
ing fund, and purchased bonds in
th Treasury
$101.21 1.936 71
12,141,487 10
14,020,830 00
23,311,066 00
$160,691,368 81
$2.47V162,!SU 1(0
2.481,t6u,736 29
Ditto ou August 1, -
Decrease of public debt during the
past mount,
6,604,234 79
Decrease since March 1,189.
t49,ft00 768 ftl
P.onils issued to the raeino jianroaa
Compaules,
IfitKM-Kt navnble in lawful money:
Character of issue aud rate Amount out-
Accrued in
ot interest.
standing.
terest . not
yet puid.
Union Pacific 6 per cent.
bonus.
$26,63',00O
6.103.000
1 ,t 8 320
2,'i2.ll)
22,i.vj,oi;o
$2o7,358 97
61,0.30 00
8.2S1 20
Union Pacific Railroad.
Kastcrn (.lvislou,
Sioux City and Pacific
ltailroitd, -Central
Pacific Kailrcad,
Do. do.
Central Branch Union Pa
17. .,34 2
219,01 81
cific llHllroad.HSHlL'liees
of An Itifton and Pike's
Peak llailroad. -Western
Pacific llailroad.
Totals. -
J.WKl (100
SM (100
9 it mm sjo
16, 'KM (V)
3,200 00
6 ) t on 2ft
Interest paid by the United K:at
It.lKr..! rnniliil bv truill. ftort.ltlon
of
mails, etc.. ,674 .9.I5 77
n,.i,., nf interest naid bv United States, S 409.86'! 77
The foregoing is a correct statement of the public
debt, as appears from the books ami Ti e asurer'sre-
t urns in t lie 1 lepuri mem. hi inu viuxc ui uuaiuess on
the laht dav ot August, ibo:i.
William A. KiniAnnsoN,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury
'HIE NORTH POLE.
the Urmlford-Hayen Kxnlorlng Kicpedlllan
Tbe litttet Letter.
The ft. John's, Newfoundland, Teh graph, of
Au"ust 18, says it has been handed the follow
ingniiuercsting letter from Captain Bartlett, of
the steamship PautUer. This vessel, it will he
remembered, was hired by Mr. William brad-
ford tin American artist, to convey nmiseu aim
friends on a Bcientitic expedition to tho Arctic
rmriotm and galled from Ht. John's on tho 3d of
Julv. It Is gratifying to learn that tho progress
,n,.;io boa been bo far favorable, that thero was
good reason to hope that the voyage would prove
a great succeeu.
iv-t m. i:rnmiiimd. Julv J. 19 Hohert Grieve,
v. iw...r Kir! e arrived here this A. M., Just in
... ,.Uf,.t, un American vessel loaded witli creo
lite for Philadelphia, so 1 embrace the oppartunily
of letting .von know where we are.
We ul rived OU the coast nisi naiuruuy no uiikio,
after a tedious passage, having to steam nearly all
flte wav woanehoie'l atl'aimPes.ilatlon, remained
.! ,,,,,!f, . i ml to Ju lanshaab. stayed there
f urVaya du'riiig which time the party visited tan
rums at Kalartok. then went to Karsemutt and up
t" theViitMerrenmliied there until yesterday, and
7J:,e,y'lH'rtflIaTe. are very much
.iSasetl with what they saw lu those jAmM I i.e
In- lull. Ue bine si en IK'
Ill) 1 Of I !
as y.'t. t t
raS.ySlW?iT to i-retlsaecess of
Uve eottlir.iue-h with those pl!ea now, Instead of
i it I , I I l.i I,!. re In
tlit t Miv. ' u li Is i: very uueou-..
" -,.!,! I l- l
ijtlo !l l o aay
lll.ipj
thot have never wen so little Ice. We sail to-tnorrovr
lor Vjirrnlvlk, anil, it the lee Is clear throiiuh Mi:l
vlllo liav, aerosM to Hee liy Island, and taku DIwm)
I'tiinliiK down. We have aliout iUK) tons of coal on
hoard now, and we can r''t plett.j hem eomlni? dowu
If wc fhoultl want It. I expect to Ren hack atxmt the
KM h of October. We have to touch at two or three
places on the Labrador. Ship and erew all well.
Another Letter from the Kxnettltlon.
J'nvi tlit himtiiii Tianwi n,f, Auy. 80.
Wc make the following extracts from a letter
written by one tit the Hradford-l laves Ar- tlt
Expedition at lvltnt, Greenland, July U1:
We arrived In this plnee this moriiliifr, and were
very slad to llnd n lul 1, online for tlie states. Then
Is a mine here where they crcollte, lieloniil iir t t
Punish (lovernnient, uiol worked by a New York
( oii.pany. 1 have Just been down In the mine, and
pot seine of the crrollte and some of the qnanz.
'I here In copper, lead, and Iron hi the quart!, and
lht y pay silver also. If pleasant, to-mor ov I shall
ninke a view of lu Then we mart for Mulvllle liny,
and from thence to smith's Hound, if we can n,-t
thero. We are having a tip-top time. I have made
a picture of un ancient church nlu hundred year
old, built by the Northmen. lir. Hares says that
they went from here to Mewport ami
built that old mill there. 1 wish
you were here to see a Kinder and witness an ice
beru break oil, ifSO feet out of the water. Thirty-live
of us went on top of one yesterday and carried our
conklnir mid photographing utensils. We walked
about live miles; you can biicsb It was hard travel
ling. Where we eat our dinner the lee was 1500 feet
deep. You could see nothlttfr but. lee for miles. I
suppose you are molUntr with July heat, and 1 am
writ Inn by a good lire. I went on deck and was very
glud to fit, on my overcoat, lint some days It Is very
warm, and I work in my shirt-sleeves all the time.
I shall be phid when we get back, for all you can
see up here Is Ice, ice, lee. Hut I will show friends
w hat ice is when I get home, which will be before
November. ;i
IVrxonuIitioiw.
One Cnpcn is the Thatcher of Cincinnati.
Dan Kice is to have a town namesake in
Mil-SOlll'l.
Alphonse Karr is said to have sent a chal-
lenue to luuna iifrc.
Three of NUm-ou's photographs sell in Paris
to one of 1'atti's.
Dumas' culinary cyclopedia otherwise
lok-bnok it doing nicely.
He v. George Trask reports that one editor
tiled on him for his obituary.
Secretary lioutwcll saves l.(KH.l.hflO a vear
in the single item of clerkships.
I'oet Lowell and Poetess Hnce nln bet.
gloves on the race. She gives him the mitten.
Anna Dickinson wore bloomer costumes and
ale astraddle in the Yo Semite Valley.
The son of Mrs. llcmaus. who became a
Catholic, has reioincd the Kmrlish Church.
Fred. DoitLrhis was prevented from lecturing
lately by a forged telegram tellinir him uot to
oino.
Admiral Farrngut credited with an inten
m to build a fine brick block. In Vallejo, Cali
fornia.
"A nephew of Patrick Henry" is under ar
st in Iowa lor dealing in cattle aud hogs with
out a license.
fir Roderick Mmvhisou hns received the
ccoration Of Grand Ollicer ot the order of the
Crown of Italy.
Professor Poehm. one of tV.c mof --t celebrated
nreons of Merlin, has just died from blood-
poiMiiurg, contracted while dissecting.
L)r. -Magni. an oculist ot Hologna, Italy, lias
gone to Lima, Peru, to operate on a merchant
or cataract. - lie gets td.t.HKl and Ins expenes.
Mrs. Partington's minister, a Methodist,
uni'viil T ,m) t'.,p tlilrtv vii.ira tlrat -,a
circus rider; 'Then as a locust preacher, and last
s an exhauster.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For aihlitinnal 3farine Xeicn are First rcmi.
ALMANAC UOR PHIbADKLPH I A TI1I8 DAY.
Pi-nRihfh 5"2 I Moon Risks 100
M'.s Slih o 31 1 liiou Wateb 11 31
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
.lens O. ,1amer.
. ti. IteillKUlOW, UOMM1TTEE Or THK MONTH.
t-OMAH It. CilLLKSPrE,
MOVEaiENT.S OK OCEAN MTEAALSillPM.
FOR AMKKIOA.
(Vila London New York Aug. 14
Nestorian Liverpool... .Quebc Ail. 1:1
Alliniuimm Havre New York Au. 21
Kuropean Liverpool Quebec Auk. 21
hnein .Southampton. ..New York Au. 21
Siberia. Liverpool New York via Bos.... Aug. 24
Minnesota Liverpool New York Aux. 2.i
Virginia Livemool New York Auir. 2'i
Cot WashinKtonLivernooi New York Aai(. 2ii
fi.uropa uia&sow nowiora auk. i
ftiit-Rin l.iveruool New York Au. 2
U. of Baltimore. . Liverpool New York, via 11. .. .Auk. 2s
I.cijihik boiittiamiiton....lSaltiniore Auk. 24
llolaua Havre now torn Aug. 'ii
FOR KUKOPK.
Tarifa. New York.. ..Liverpool Ropt. 2
Ueuttbland New York... Bremen aept. 2
of Dublin. . . .New York. ...Antweo hoot. II
Kneland New York Livemool Keut 4
O. ot Brooklyn. .New York.. ..Liverpool Sept. 4
fereire JNew York...nuvre rieot. 4
Biitunuia New York....tilti;ow Sept. 4
UOAoTWUsK. UUMKT1U. B.TO.
Missouri New York. ...Havana Sept. 2
Moro (JaHtte New York Havana bent. 2
I.W. Kvmman..I'hi!ada Charleston... Sopt. 2
Wyoming Pbilada SavannaH. upt. 4
Cot Aleitioo. ...New York. ... Vera Uruz Sept. B
Juniuta Philada New Orleans Kept. 7
South America.. New York.... Kio Janeiro Sept. 23
MailB are forwarded bveverv iteamer in the regular nnea.
The nt earners for or from Liverpool call at tueunHtttwQ, ex
cept the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry. The
at camera for or from the Continent call at Southampton.
CLKARKD YF.8TKRDAY.
Steamship Saxon, Sears, Boston, II. Winner A Co.
hteunierV. I rankun. fieraon. Baltimore. A. Uroves. Jr.
Scbr li. Ti. McLean, Cook, St. John, N. B (Warren&Oregg.
Scbr VirRinia, Small, Portsmouth, N. H., K. A. Sender
a o.
Schr Kemp, Miller, Pembroke, do.
bchr Percy, Mahltuan, Kuatport , do.
ARRIVED YK.RTKRDAV.
Steamship Brunette, freeman, 20 hours from New York,
Willi niuae. to uoun r . unj,
hieamer Mars, (irumloy, 24 hours from New York, with
ntdi-e. to W. M. Haird 4 Co.
Schr W. P. Cox. houok. & dava from Plvmouth. with
plastf r to Allen A Needles.
fcchr u. bimmons, Oodtrey, from Salem.
Uaviiic he (itiAi E, Kept. 2. The following boats left
uid iu tuis murniog
John Uraig, with lumlier to t raig A Blanohard.
James llevurly, with luuihrr to 1'atteraoii A Lippincott
(.corKe ('ruig, with lumber to Kills A Moale.
bihepb H. Cilmnr, with lumber to Taylor & Betta.
Martha MoConkey, with grain toA. I,. Cuttell.
ji, i. i rujiii, wnu imuoer iu , ruiui a
J. M. Clinton ; with lime, tor Bohemia.
K 1). 'I runiti. with lumber lo t rumo 4 Son.
Corrrntmmhnre of the rhilmlehiMa Errhanat.
1.1WKK. Del.. Amraat. 31 P. M. Pilot boat H. Cope
retiorts the billowing vessels having paaaed in tor Phila
delphia Stiip A ruistrong. from Bangor ; barques Uollutig,
trom London, and Persia, trom Alicante.
Pilot boat Moses H. (irionell reports having spoken oil
the Capes, baruue Lord Baltimore, trom Kio Janeiro for
New York, 4u days nut; brigs Matilda, from Baltimore
for New Bedford; Nollio Ware, trom Kingston, Ja , for
N ew York ; oud bchr ti. C. Scribner, trom lieorgetown for
Fall River.
The following remain at the Breakwater: Schrs S,
n. toiman, tor Boston; r. xsickerson, lor oo. ; riowDoy
for do. ; Bonnie Boat, for do.: Westmoreland, for Provi
denue; Kim City, for do.; and Thomas Borden, for Fall
Bivur, all trom 1'niladelphia. 1.AUAN U. LIUAi).
MKMiTRANDA.
Ship Robert Bnak, Jolly, tor Philadelphia, from Liver
pool, was oil Putlin Island lHth ult.
Steamship James S. Ureen, Vance, bence, at Richmond
din Ult.
Steamship Pioneer, Sharpie;, bence, at Wilmington, N
V., urn, uil.
Barque Persia, Beck, from Alicante rith of July, for
rniiaaeipnia, was spoken ivia nit. lat. 4ii i long. 71 Do.
Baruue Daphne, W'eisaer, hence at Swinoinuada 17th
ult mm.
Buniue Washington, Kausohildt, sailed from Hamburg
lHth ult. for Philadelphia.
Brig Soli deo Uloria, Winandt, from Rotterdam for
Philadelphia, cleared at Helvoet lHth ult.
Brig Minnie Miller, Anderson, hence, at Portland 30th
Br'!giwii Clark, Bartlett, for Philadelphia, sailed from
brigs Oilus, lairing, Pinkbam, and Natb Stevens, Gil
key, hence, at Boston, 80th ult. . . . ..
Riin Ktta M. Tucker. Tucker, from Portland for Plnla.
dehihia, at Holmes' Hole P. M. 2th ult., and sailed again
f. Ai. next aay.
Scbr M Moigan, hence, at Norwich 30th ult.
Schr Millard Fillmore, Chase, trom Warren for Pbila
Pal..l.i. Vu.un..r, P M Mlh lilt.
Schr Alamo, Chase, for Philadelphia, sailed from New
port P. M. tn ult.
Kchr Sarah Clark, nrinin. hnnce. at Annonaui 28tb nit
Scbr Beulab K. Sharp, Cole, tor Philadelphia, sailed
trom Bristol atltn un. . ....
Schr Amelia, Bene, for Philadelphia, sailed from Paw
Iik-UnI. kl.tl, lilt.
Kulir lieorge Uotehkiss, Rackett, hence, at Pawtucket
ootn tut.
Schrs O. S. Watson, Adams, and Sarah J. Bright, hence,
at Providence Hum un.
Holira.l. K Palmer. Kmith : Jss. L. Malov. Russell: Wm
F. Burden, Adams; and Brandywine, Adams, sailed from
Providence Uth ult. for Philadelphia.
Scbr Preference, Thurston, hence, at Pawtuokat 30ta
ultimo.
Schr Samuel Castner, Jr., Robinson, bence, at Lynn
inu ult.
ei bis Itnrrv Lee, Little, and Charles (J. Elmer, Corsoa
htnce.st l.ynn J'.thue.
t il ls ( ,". biilev; 1 . A. Pose. Hose; and Man
T i . ' - ' J- " '' '
, ,, I . i , i . i . I l".-v J,.,. .1. ,'. . ii .4 . .It !, '- .
Selir Jessie 'Williamson, Corson, hence, at Richmond
2Pth nit.
Schr Peeatnr. Oskes, benre, at OlnuceMer tilth nit.
frt-hr Ji-ik 1'iah, lor Philadelphia, sailed from Ware
lisru With ult. . ,
Kehr H. M. Reed, Benson, bence, -at New Bedford 30tb
"s'chr' Sarah Cobb, for Philadelphia, sailed from New
prrttorr) With nit. . . t
bchr Isabella Thompson, Kndioott, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Wareham 27th nit.
tu-hrs Mary Klla, Thomas, and R. O. Irwin, A'kins. from
Bostoa for i'bilndeltihias lclilel, HHskx'l, from Hangor
tirrlo.;Wm. I m, Hatetnan, from Pljmouth for tin. i
and Mnryd. Msber, Lawrence. Phtlsrielphia for Danvers
.ort. a Holmes' Hole P. M. 2th ult. Tba K.U.Irwin
sailed again next flay.
t-clirs A. Ti udell, Barrett, and Chas E. Paige, Doujhty,
'rein lltiston for Pltih Ueliitila Maggie Cuinniini, Sinitli,
I 'obasspt ff r do. ; H. L. Hhernian, Jenkins, and Webster
K.iley, Harked, Philadelphia tor Ibmlon.an'l Mury Price,
l i iguton, I'lymonth for Philadelphia, at Holmes' Hole
K. M. St'th nit.
hchrs Ocean Belle, F.mory; Mary Oilchrist; and Cyrus
r.iMctt. lisrding, hence lor Itost.in : tllenwood, Oickin-
on. hence tor Lynn; William r Phelps, Crnnmer, do. lor
lilcm; AOllle, urnwii. nil. mr tvenneouna; I. r.rnrB-
Smith, an. lor I'lyrcuuin, a& jioiuies iioie J. in.
H'h nit. ... . w
p-clirs iames rnnunri nuiiwrn, inu t, . n. ir.iif men,
ntcin, fnim Boston for Philadelphia; and I. F Wlunler,
from I hiladolphis for Portland, at Holmes' Hole
A. M. Rl th nit , arid sailed again.
Scllis 1.. W , jmrnes, Alien; aiaii witrpo, wueox; ami
J. j'almer, Dickens, from Boston; Houlall K. Slluni,
ele", from Bristol ; II P liihson. Waters, trom No v Ijon-
. . mr,A UBilinir H- Nfl 4l- l.vnch. from N llflv.in
11 for Philadelphia, passed Hell (tnte 31st ult.
N..hra ( arnlinn V oung, Yotiug. and Maria Roiann. Pal.
mcr. hence, at Kalem 3nth ult.
Schr rnmia ana marin, tottreu, ior i niniaoipiiia,
leared at Baltimore Slat ult,
Sclirs Maty, Kogers; .lames Barrett, Nickersnn ; and
binte, Lanhil, hence, at Boston 31st ult.
hchrs J. V. v uiiutgion, enow, aun t;narins it. iiiotior,
Hr..n, tor Philadelphia, cleared at Boston 31st ult.
Sclirs laniite vv. Johnston, .Marls, and 1.. A. Danen
ower. Slie hard, hence, nt Newbnrypnrt With ult.
Sclii'a,!. S. Terry. Wiirnor, for New llavon; Robin Hood,
Actinis, for do. ; and Josepluna, l'limney, for l'all Kivor,
11 trom Phiiiiileiplits, passeit Men t.ate 3ist ult.
Sitirs Nertli l acin.-, r.attin, trom I'roviueiice; II. t.
ihn.n. Robinson. Irotn do. ; and James Magee, Lynch,
un New Haven, all tor Philadelphia, at New Yoik
1st. ult.
BHIPPINQ.
FOR LIVERPOOL AMP)
.otriru'huv.iiiru , .. ..
-1 JS Steamers ara antinint.M.1 in u.il fni.
.vui,i,linni,.inniin 1 ,111 I, (II m Rl I
iC2Tir3lK lows .
tuyoi lirooklyn, Saturday, Septemborl, at I P. M,
City of London (via Ilitblax), Tnesday, Sept.. 7, at 1 P. M.
City of Washington, Saturday, Sept. 11, at, 1(1 A. M.
City of Antwerp, Saturday, Sent. IK, at 1 P. M.
f III V of Haltimorn via ll 1,1.. .,,1 .. .. U.... nt - , 1 n . (
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday,
from Pier 4o, North River.
KATKN t)F FASNAOK,
P.T TnK MAIL STKAMKB BA1L1M FVERT 8ATTTTtTAT,
Pavabln in C.thl lu..ai,tn jn
FIRST CABIN slot) STKICllAtiK... . '
'l o London lo.M To London l(i
lo Pans 1 15 1 To Paris 47
taSKAUK 1IY THE ICtBUAI BIEAMKH, VIA HALIFAX.
KHtBT CAIIIN. STKKUAUK.
Pavaliln in(;,tlil Tfl1,nui& iH . ,
. ... .. - ......... d lu uuijuui;.
Liverpool $() Liven ool 3o
Hahtax. . . . dil ' Halifax 15
St. John's, N. 1" ) .1st. Jolin's, N. F ,,
oy i.nincn Mourner.... ( ,y Branch Steamer. ...( "
l'asnengcrs forwarded to Havre. Hami,,,
etc. at reduced rutes. 1
Tickets can be botiirht her at tendnrntA mln. v r,A.
sons wishing to send for their friends,
lr,nJ'V;tl'r.'nf,';,n!'lt'0,, "r''1 at the Company's Office
JOHN O. DAL1C, AKentj No. 15 RKOAKWAY, N. Y
or t o
v utm.TiK.i.ij fAULtt, Agents,
vo. 411 CHF.SNUT Street, I'hila.lolph'a.
4 6
il- , W.S w S
:t,-'lr.ir
THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
FAST jFUKIGIIT JLINK
EVEKY TUURSUAY.
The Steamships PROMETHEUS, Captain Grav. and
I 11 l. l'l-,, X- .
o. . r. jwi.11 nsi, t-.upiltltl llltlCKIt'V.
WILL FORM A RKtH'LAH WEEKLY LINE.
The Htfiinimhin .T. V 1,'V t,'ll A v ...m ..i,
THURSDAY, Sejitflnber 2, Ht4 1'. M,
Through lulls of huliuir jrtveu lu eonnoction with
,S. C. R. If. to points lu the South uml Sotitliwest.
iuui,iii':i; at Itin.-nt ritlfli. UJIIOH 01 Helmut as low
ts by any other route. For freight, apply to
r. A, hOUDISK A CO.,
g 22tf DOCK STREET WHAltV.
. ONLY WIKECT LIN E TO FRANCE
;'EtP Tim r.n'FPii.Tuivoi.m,,n
istrrj,-ro.iPANv-s mail steamships
SiiUVKlN NKW YOIlK AND "AVRK. OAIXINU AT
The enlendid new veaanls on thla f . r . . . .
Continent will sail from Pier No. oU. North nr
K.lK.V '
,a . , PRI0K OF PASSAGE
in gold (including wine).
'r,1 11 u t'CT rn ll a m
First Cabin If) 140 I Second Cabin .
Til lltlllu " "
ru x (Including railway tickets, furnished on board )
First Cabin $U6 I Second Cabin S
1 hese steamers do not cany steerage pasaengors.
Medical attendance free of charge.
Amprlcnn Ini.JluM nnin A ... . : . . .
r , i-r V V" returning irora tne COD
tinent ot Kurope, by taking the steamers of this line avoid
....t...... , "" imuBit uy r.ngusn railways and
crossing the channel, besides saving time, trouble, and ex
Pense. GKOROK MAOKKNZIK, Agent,
, ."o. 00 bh.ua uvv AY, New York.
Company, to H. L. LKAF.
S'v KO. 330 OHKSNI7T Slrnit
r-. PHILADELPHIA. RICIIMOVD
BEmiS5GkTHK SOUTH AND WEST.
m KVF.RY SATURDAY,
At. Bfinn tmm I. I I J CP 1i;ii ittu , . n ,T ....
Street nuanc aoove ju.artrk.tvj
'I'll uniTr2TI T5 A TI.'O a- n . ....
10 in points in nortn ana Sontt
Carolina, via Seaboard Air Line Railroad, connecting at
Knrtsmniltti inH 1 Kl. .. .... 1 ' .. m . . .
ii. r V y , . leunessee. anu tuc
West, via V irginia and 1 ennessee Air Line and Richmond
and lianville Railroad.
r reiguin A lii.ii 11 BUT ONOK, and taken at LOWKB
RATKS THAN ANY OTHKR LINK
Via .,.. 1 . t ..... .1 .. I n . , .
a 'yx wiwij. uu uueapaes or mis route oom
uivuu ju w liio jujiiu as uiw most aesiraoie meaium
earrying every description of freight.
w iu.iko iui wuiuiinaiiHi, urayage, or any expense
transfer.
Steamships insured at the lowest rates.
Freight received daily.
, , WILLIAM P. OLYDR ft OO.,
No. 12 S. WHARVKS and Pier 1 N. WHARVES.
W. P. PORTER, Agent at Richmond and City Point.
T. P. CROWKLL A CO., Agents at Nerfolk. It
LORILLARD'8 STEAMSHIP
LINK FOR
'wSi NEW YORK.
Sailing on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
REDUCTION OF RATKS.
Freight by this line taken at 12 cents per 100 pounds,
cents per foot, or 1 cent per gallon, skip's option. Ad
vunce charges cashed at office on Pier. Freight received
at all times on covered wharf.
JOHN F, OHL,
22R? Pier 19 North Wharves.
N. B. Kxtra rates on small packages iron, metal, eto.
j fc NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
LefVT"T-Ioiandria, Georgetown, and Washington, D.
stiii iiii w'fr C, via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, with
connections at Alexandria from the most direct route for
I.jnclilmrg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville, Daltun. audjths
Southweat.
Steamers leave regularly every Saturday at noon from th
nrst wharf above Market street.
Freight received daily.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE A CO.,
No. 14 North and South Wharves.
HYDF. ft TYLER, Agenta, at Georgetown ; M.
I I.IjRIDGK ft CO., Agents ut Alexandria.
til
VfiTlPl? ITflR K17 W vnntr ri a
? DKLAWARK AND RARITAN OANAL.
rfc KXPRKS8 STEAM BOAT COMPA.VV.
'Ilia IllliTA PKKT and UlllUKKtST Watar ivunmiininl.
tion between Philadelphia and New York.
Steamers leave daily from first wharf below Marks
street, Philadelphia, and toot of Wall street. New Yort
Goods forwarded by all the lines ruaning out of Not
York, North, Kast, and West, free of commission.
Freight received and forwarded on aucommodatii
terms. WILLIAM P. CLYDK ft CO, Agents,
No. 13 S. DKLAWARK Avenue, Philadelphia,
JAMES HAND. Agent.
53 No. 119 WALL Street, New York
vnTH'r VT T? x'por vnrir xrv
Tlelaware and Raritan Canal RWItvi'snRif
TRANSPORTATION III lit. P A Nt V nioi.
1' A lull AINU Btvit lDtina t,llK.
The busineaa by these Unea will be resumed on and after
the 8th of March, tor freights, which will be taken oo
accommodating tonus, apply to
W. M. BAIRD ft OO.,
B ; No. 132 South Wharves.
CARRIAGES.
OAEDNEE & FLEMING,
CAUHIAa33 BUILDEH3,
No. 214 South FIFTH Strcot.
BELOW WALNUT.
A Large Ajwortmeut of New and Second-hand
0-eVIH.IVGEHs
txcixDixa
Rockaways, Phictons, Jenny Llnds, Bugtftoi
Depot Wagouii, Etc. Etc., 3 43 tuthi
For Sale at Reduced Prices.
. win V. . L.V'. r V ' NTt-!!. ......I. i!.
k.eil. .o.il iiit-'l'l ,SM;T li.rcct. -A.mi
SEPTEMBER 2, lbCO.
PATENTS. !L2"
pATEfJTOFFICES,
N. W. Corner FoUKTIl and ;nWNljT,
. ' (Entrance on FOURTH street). ,
riiAKCis d. rAaTcrau:,
BOUC1TOK OP PATENTS. ' '
PabcnM nroonrcd ' for luveiuioim lu the' Untted
State Mid Foreltni Couiitrieti, and all hnsUiesa re.
latins to the mime promptly transacted, nui oi hoiki
for clrculan od Patents.
Open UI19 o'clock eveiy evening. H aiiilh!
P
ATE KT OFFIC
e s,
N. W. Corner I'OUKTH and WALNUT,
rnii.AmarniA.
fek3 i.rss than any otiikk rki.i.ulk
AGENCY.
St'ntl for rnniphle en I'atents.
8 4 thstti
CIIAKl.ICS II. EVANS.
CTATK HKillTS I'OH BALK. STATB
:TATK lilGHTS
O hitrhts of a valntil.le Invention just tiiitented, and for
theM.H --INO,(.'i;TI I.NO.and t il ll'i'I.Mi of driod beef,
eabliaee. etc.. aro hereby otfored for sale. It is an artiolo
of great value to proprietors of hotels and restaurants,
nnd it should be introduced into every family. STATK
KK.insforsnlo. Model can be seeu at TKLKt, l A I'll
Or 1' If P., COOPER'S POlN T. N..I
5a7tf M IJN DYA1 1 OKI' MAN.
OOVERNMENT SALES.
V rcTi
C I.O
ION SALE OF HOSPITAL BEDDING.
.OTI1ING, DRESSINGS, ETC.
Assistant M khicai. rtiRVEVOit's OKHfE,)
Washinoton, 1). C, Atijf. iio, istw.
Will be Hold nt Public Auction, In thinelly, on
TUESDAY, the 2th day of September, isci), at .Imll
(lary Square Depot, E street, between Fourth ami
Fifth streets, at 10 A. M., a large quauttty of II09
pltnl Property, conslHtlni; of
BEDDING, CLOTHING, AND DRESSINGS,
anioiif? whic h will be found the following, viz. :
8,11(10 Bed Sacks,
'2,5oo Blankets.
4,000 Counterpanes.
4,000 Gutta l'ereha Bed Covers.
4.S00 Hair rillows.
6,000 Pillow Cases.
P.000 Linen Sheets,
lo.ooe Drawers.
2.'),000 Shirts.
3,000 Socks.
10,000 dozen Roller Bandages.
Also
Napkins.
Cotton and Woollen Tape.
Picked Lint.
Cotton Wadding.
Red Flannel.
Saddlers' Silk.
Linen Thread.
lf.ooo pounds of Condensed Milk.
20,000 pounds of Beer Extract.
All the above articles are new and never have
been used. Catalogue containing full particulars
ready ten days before sale.
Tei 111s Cash, In Government funds ; 2fi per cent,
deposit required at time of sale, and all - goods to he
removed In live (lays.
CHARLES SUTHERLAND.
Assistant Medical Turveyor, Brevet Colonel United
States Army. 8 !M t
PROPOSALS.
QVFICE OF THE' COMMISSIONERS OF
THE SINKING FUND.
TllEAHt'ItT Dkpahtment op Pf.nstrylvania,'.
llAUlilHUUlld, AUKUSt 20, IStW. )
Sealed bids will be reoeiveil for the redemption of
ONE MILLION DOLLARS of the loan of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, due July 1,1870, until 13 o'clock M
October 1, 18tis. Communications to bo addressed to
R. W. MACKEY, Esq., State Treusurer, Hurrisbnrg,
Pennsylvania, and endorsed Bid for Redemption of State
L0tt,, F. JORDAN,
Secretary of State.
J. F. HARTRANFT,
Auditor-General.
R. W. MACKEY,
State Treasurer.
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
N. B.-No newspaper publishing the above without
authority will receive pay therefor. 8 23 1m
DRUOS, PAINTS, ETO.
JOBEBT SHOEMAKER & OO.
N. E Corner FOURTH and RACE Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS'
Importers and Manufacturers of
White Lead and Colored Faints, Futty'
Varnishes, Etc.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
FRENCH ZINO PAINTS,
Dealers and consumers supplied at lowest price
for cash. M i
VTERRICK & 8ON8
SOUTIIWARK FOUNDRY,
No. 430 WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM WRIGHT'S PATENT VARIABLE
CUT-OFF STEAM ENGINE,
Regnlatcd by the Governor.
MERRICK'S SAFETY HOISTING MACHINE,
Patented June, 1868.
DAVID JOY'S
PATENT VALVELESS STEAM HAMMER.
D. M. WESTON'S
PATENT SELF-CENTRING, BELF-BALANCINi
CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR-DRAINING MACHINE,
ANT)
HYDRO EXTRACTOR.
For Cotton or Woollen Manufacturers. T 10 mwi
1. VAT1GHN MEBBICK. WILLIAM H. HjUUUOa.
JOB B. OOPB.
yJ IRE WORK.
GALVANIZED and Painted WIRE GUARDS,
store front and windows, for factory and warelioua.
windows, for churches and cellar windows.
IRON and WIRE RAILINGS, lor balconies, offices
cemetery and garden fences.
Liberal allowance made to Contractors. Builders
and Carpenters. All orders Illled witli promptnes,
and work guaranteed.
ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
7 8 stnthCm No. HM RIDGE Avenoe Phlla.
JJARGH, FARRELL & WARREN
OF ALL KINDS,
NO. 631 CIIESNUT STREET
AND
KO. 624 JAYNE STREET,
t68m PHILADELPHIA,
ORNY'S TASTELESS
Fruit Preserving Powder.
Is warranted to keep Strawberries enperlor to an knowa
" -ZTi -- .v,., mit. without beiua- au-turtiL,
in.r."parki"Hold buS " "
ints a pacajHio. -
viw Mil UN Y dfc CO.. Proprietora.
Na It North HKOOND St.. Pbilada
TM' VT 1TJ.IN "A T?K 'ONSri.TKD ON
t J ,ii ,' ,, .,1,1.11. ' 1 urn ' rcvi.ili . t.lllii it uoum. H to
t! j.t. Jat:.iu vi NitiN'..i. io
3
AMUSEMENTS.
a a jTv e-miy o f m u sic.
A GRAND ItF.OPKNINO
fliCIIINON' F.NGLISH OFKRA
' Vor s tesien ot 'I n Nights nd Two M't'neea
CA KC 1.1 N I M. H FN A RD .......... ' Jl ),' j .
Ot rNINt. NK.Ui, MONDAY, SI. I I.
Tbe tollfwirg artists are 'nK',,'.n'.Jn-,?3- u'r'h'
lmMt.n, l owltr, Peakes, ArnoFd, White and ircn.
Me..:i mes Blanche Mkrinan, Caroline M. Jiornsrd, An"'
iveiop l,iiwl..r,Ana.Mia.-l.k.
H l.l'l-1.1 Ulli r. ItJiv un. .........
IAPST
i.twti v
I l-M.A 1 ,
V I 1 MM 'AY ...
'I III bM-AY
I hilA
MIA i'i Vtl
....II, TKOVA TOltK
..HOHKMI .V 1IHI.
IKA lllAVblO
.. JIA KITA.A
11.11 i.i'iii i .iiaiini'pj ; - ; . ,
nrx M.pi.ts n.vw njii-n at rrninpier p .uiii-if rniv. -
tl. At ri 11 y Wnrlnrsdnv innrtiitiB at 9 rtVlin'k.
1 ai,iii i, I mount t trclo and halfimv. tjil : 1-aiiii i I in le,
Ctr.; eniI.hilhialn-.2fK-. J. I'". ZIM.MKKM A,, Tr.
N. B I' 1 1 li I- N S, . . . t w ..VO St VV 1 1 O R
"VV'ALM'T ST. : THEATKliT UEPINS AT 8.
!t wp' k of the iharruina Actress and Vocaliat. and
1 ho cnnnnil I ' nintlian, .,...
JIA If KY ABUIHiMl waim.13,
iKnrmerlv Minn Koeina Shaw),
Who will aiierar in t It, hpantifui pli.y nf
KATHLKKN MAVOUKNK.KN.
Knthlren Mav,.rneen (with tongs)... .KOMK WA1 hlNJ
I rrrem-e i Mnme i.ti A it it 1 n 1 1 1.10
1HIIIAV HKNKMTOK II A Kit Y WATK1NS,
Vhf.n will lie pmpnttd the grent dranm nf
1 It I". UtL,Ll.. HAII .
MRS. JOHN DREW'S AKCII STBKKI
'I IIFA1 Itli. ' TtKuinn U tn
llUhincus Ancnt and Tri-amirer. . . ..IOSKPH V. ML'RPHY
I UK 1,1 111 A I HUM IWHI ,
KURLKNOtTF, TKOllPR '
MONDAY AND RVkliV KVKNINIi.
H. B. fnrnie'n licalircd Iitirloanio,
SINK A l TH I.' Nt II.OR.
with New fernery by (.'hnrli-a llnwth.irno.
inn i.iima 1 iiti.vtt'bUN as Sl.MiAU ana 1 1111
fillll, OK THK PKKIOD.
r.pats mcuted 6 days in advance.
:i
;(IXS AMKKICAN TIIKATRK WALNCT
I alxivo KHiH I lt -I.OMM K.NCIi'.MKNT OK THK
KALI. SKASOiV. The mrt.nti.ut n.ifnliinittinn nf ArtfotS ilt
tlie known world. Now lialiots, now S.mtra, now Minstrel
Acts, new Urania, etc., tnrininsr in all a troiuenomis 11111.
Matinee en Saturday aftnrnoon at 'J o'clock. H ;KI tf
VALF.R'S (LATE MILLERS) W1NTEK
UAHDKN No.. 73ii, ttl, 724, and TM V1NK Htrsot.
THK (.HANI) OKIMIKS'l RIOX. (rmrlv tha nronertv
of the GRAND 1UKK. OK BADKN. imrchaded at area!
eipense liy.lAOOH VAI KH.of thtsctty.in eombinatinn
with I- LAM I- K'8 ORt'HKKTH A and Mtra NKl.l.IK AN
DKKKWN will perform KVKRY AKTKUNOON and
KVF.N1NG at tha abnve.tnnt.innAd nlaaa. Admifliod
free. 1 1311
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
fJB R. THOMAS & CO.,
DBALEH3 Oi
Doers, Blinds, Sash, Shutters
WINDOW FRAMES, ETC.,
N. W. CORNER OF
EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Streets
biii 3D! PHILADELPHIA.
QEORCE PLOWMAN
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
No. 134 DOCK STRET, rillLAEEHLlMlIA .
CENT.'S FURNISHING COOPS.
H. S.
K. C.
Harris Seamless Kid Cloves.
EVEKY PAIR WARRANTED.
EXCLtSIVE AGEKTS FOR GENTS' GLOVES.
J. 7. SCOTT &. CO.,
B 27?rp No. 814 CIIESNUT Street,
p AT EN T SHOULDER-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
PERFECTLY FITTING RniRTS AND DRAWERS
nmde from mciisuremeut at very short notice.
All other aitlclea of GENTLEMEN S DRESS
GOODS 111 full variety.
WINCHESTER A CO ,
11 2 No. 700 CIIESNUT Street.
ICE CREAM AND WATER ICE.
JHE NEAPOLITAN
ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES.
THE rUREST AND BEST IN THE WORLD.
This celebrated Brick Ice Cream and Water Ice ean be
carriud in a naper ta any part of the city, as yon would
candy, l it teen or twenty different kinds or them are knpt
conxtantly on hand, and ONK HUMIKKD DIKKKRKNT
t LAVOhS ean be made to order for those who desire to
have semcthinK never before seen in the United States,
and superior to any loe ('renin made in Kurope.
Principal Depot No. 1!B4 W A LN UT Street.
liranch Store No. lift) bl'RINU GARDKN Street.
U5 F. J. A LLKOK K ITI.
WINES.
H E
R majesty;
CHAMPAGNE.
DUTCTGBT &L LUSSOn,
j 215 SOUTH FRONT STREET.
THE ATTENTION OF TIIE ; TRADE IS
solicited to the following very Ohoio Wines, eto., for
' DUNTON A LUSSON,
116 SOUTH FRONT STREET.
OH A MPAGN K8. A gents for ber Majesty, Dn0 da
Blontebello, Carte lileue, Carte blanche, and Obaries
K aire's Grand Vin Kuxenie, and Vin Imperial, M. Klue
W1NK8 Mayeutie, Spaxkhng Moselle and RHINB
MADK.IRA8.-01d Island, Sooth Side Reserve.
1 F.UJtTiIK?S.,Ru,ll,h.e,' Amontillado, Topai, Val.
lette, Pale and Golden liar, Crown, eto.
PORTS. VinhoVelho Real, Vallotte, and Crown
CLA K KTS Promis Aine A die., Montterrand and Bor-
deatvx. Clarets and hauterne Wines.
GlN.-"Meder Swan."
BRANDIKS Ueunessey, Otard, Dnpny A Co.'sTarioua
vinUKes. 4 5
QARSTAIRS & McOAL L,
Nos. 136 WALNUT and 31 GRANITE Street,
Importen of
BRANDIES, WLNKS. OIN, OLIVE OIL, ETO..
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For the sale of
PURE OLD RYE, WHEAT, AND BOURBON WHIS-
. . KIK8. 1 an apt
CiJSZZkl? OIL-AIN INVOICB
B 2py No. m WAfNTaT
INDOW GLASS".
beTtSuTlt,t'y3otbe,al,UU1U,0tnrin, dlil7' lU'0uu '""
AMERICAN WINDOW GLAHS.
Tbey ara also constantly receiving linporUtions of
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
EVANS, SHARP & VTESTCOATT.
m MARKET Street. Phiw
"W'CODLANDS CKMETKRY CoVlPvNV Z
elVteda,retA.1!;::r,,l5,Un''ge "ud Other, have t,.
William H. Moore,
r.J.I K. j-KICF. President
vt iliiuin W. Keen,
Fcrr.intind J. Uiavt,
(ieurgH L lnxby,
.-p,ui,i r, itifMin.
GillitfS Dallett,
jinwin Ureble
Se.j.,.UA '.J!:-."!'.,-
I-iViS-mS?!? -v-ttva PH"1""1 res.luti.rn reinnin,-h .Hi
ljt lwldeissna tsiturs to resent ticket, at, tne en 1 ,
C'OTTON SAIL "iHXirTNTPinvv 1"
vv of all nitnihers .lid biand.. Tent, Awnin,- f ,. '
Mid WsKnn-cover D.i. k. Alao. l'mi-r Mi ,
J, TO THE PUBLICTHE FINEST l"
aritebtBRsortment of the latent styles of it.,,,.
G...e..,.ndSl.fr Men and Boy. h. f
K.lfM'HTKrif,.
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