THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1 80.
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A ;c!tii!rnl iiH'otfn-r til tiic RcrmliUoan In
viitciblcs Club was licit! l.i-i, . .i nlnsc "t H'O I t
'f the National Inion elm.. Clioxnut htreut.
above Fleventli, to oriMiiI: tor active service
luring I"" I'rcsciit ciui)i.:ii-h. Alexander
CoIcb?e.ry, President: . M. N(sill, .Secretary.
I'be President, op. taking tiic chair, tliaiiked the
incetiiiy; for the mijilinieiit paid linn. Tlie
Prcnident tlicn iimiouiurtl w Marshal, (ieore
Truman. Jr., mid .Wi-tuiit Marshals, Caleb
Kimtier and Jiim:iIi K. Mct'ainuioii. The Cliuir
Uisin Htated that the club wtnikl parade a soon
a il was thoroughly orinl.cd.
A new Lottie of" Knights of Pythias called
Kveninir Slur Luilire, No. W, was fmtlmtoil on
Thfireday evenlni; at Lanark Hull, Frank ford,
ly the (irand (Mlicer ot tlx- order. Tlie lollow
Inv; jrcntlcinen were infilled a ofllcers of the
new Lodire: A. rouliK V. 1'.; .1. Hannister, W.
(.'.; E. C. UlilN V. C: 11. Cc.ury, W. U.; It. V.
Muekle, R. S.: K. .). In-daker. F. S.; W. II.
Ainworth, V. 11.: 1. Dingier. L S.. and C. Cor
nell. O. t. This makes the third Lodge of the
Order In Finnkford.
Ve-terday afternoon, Mrs. Mitchell, wife of
Louis Mitchell, No. 7 If, Marshall street. Indow
Hrfiwn. was knocked senseless with a loaded
whip in the hands of n man who called upon her
to iniiire about his wile. Mrs. Mitchell, who
is the sinter of the woman iniiiired for.refused to
Klvc any information, when she w.is struck back
of the head with a loaded whip. She fell sense-le-,
but soon lecowrcd. ller Injuries are not
considered fatal. Iler assailant escaped In a
carriage.
The followiiiy persons were admitted to the
Pennsylvania Hospital yesterday: John McCaf
frey, :i!;ed twelve years, lesidini at No. Fil
bert street, flnners mashed in a cotton mill.
William C'ahill, aired twenty years, residing in
Mcdaware, lev; lrokcn on boai d the canal boat
KwinL'.
The following arc some of the principal arti
cles exported from Philadelphia during the
month of Aiigut: liT.aitt pounds bread, 7.")5.14"
do. oil cake, l.'i.OOO do. lard, 15,810 do. soap,
7r.3Tt do. tallow. Wi barrels Hour, and K:t,(li'
bushels of w heat.
The funeral of the late Charles A. Deaney,
which took place yesterday morning from No.
P-iO'.l Catharine street, was attended by Company
C of the (iray Reserves. Funeral services were
performed at St. Joseph's Church.
bainuel Kates, a car driver, was thrown off
tin; platform and considerably bruised yesterday
by the car and a cart running together at Ortho
dox and Paul streets. No other damage was
done.
A stable, on a small street back of Vine
street, between Fifteenth and Kroiul streets, took
Hre last night, about quarter past 10 o'clock, and
was badly burned.
DomrHtic Allalrn.
(iold closed vesterdar at loV.
Judge J. S. iilack is 'in Washington
Vice-Admiral Porter is lying ill, with ncn
raluia. at Annapolis.
President tiriint left AVashinaton. last night,
to join his family at New York.
President (i'raut aud his Cabinet attended a
state dinner at Secretary Fish's.
Judge Austin, of Sl Peter's, has been nomi
nated for (-iovcruor of Minnesota.
New York has tints far subscribed ijSOOO for
the suflercrs by the Avoudale disaster.
The Dismal Swamp is on lire, and a vast
amount of standing timber is being destroyed.
The Bond and Creswell wings of the Repub
lican party of Maryland have reunited.
Throe' Wells and live Walker Congressmen
have been declared elected in Virginia.
The savings bank at La (iranyo. Mo., was
robbed on Tuesday of six hundred dollars.
At the Navy .Department it is denied that
any news has been received of the alleged mu
tiny on the Sabine.
A laborer named Brcsnan was killed at Wil
liamsburg, N. Y yesterday, by the eaviug in of
an embankment.
Capta'n Smith,' of the Camden schooner
J. T. Knight, has been held to bail in a0O0
to answer the charge of having east away his
vessel.
The Common Council and Hoard of Alder
men of New York yesterday tendered the Har
vard crew the hospicalities" of the city on their
return.
The gentlemen most prominently men
tioned as Secretary Rawlins1 successor are ien
eral Dodge, General Seholield. nnd the Hon.
James Wilson.
Lawrence F. Melrose, alias George W. Mor
ton, was arrested last night, in New York, for
an attempt to swindle Tiffany & Co. of IT, 000
worth of diamonds.
Lord Walter Park and Lord Paget, on Tues
day, with Generals Sturges and Custar, went on
a buffalo hunt near Hays City, Kansas. Each of
the noblemen shot two bulls.
KorelKn ANiilrw.
The Bishop of Bath and Wells has resigned.
Slight disturbances have taken place in
Madrid, but no lives were lost.
THE ELECTION CONTESTS.
Conclusion of Mr. NellerV Argument
Court of Common Pj-eas Allison, P. J.,
and Judges Ludlow, Peiree, and Brewster.
After the close of our report yesterday, Mr. Sel
lers having finished his recount of the attacked
divisions, concluded as follows:
Thus, may it please the Court, I have purged
all the polls that the complainants attacked,
charging to the respondents every vote that we
have failed to answer for in the clearest manner,
und we have left the following majorities:
Mayor 1TJ0 Solicitor 8'.M
Controller 1721 Prothouotary iui
Dist. Attorney 1411 jKeceiver ol4
Commissioner 'Mil
I have always thought iu regard to this case,
and I now think, that owiug to the exclusion of
so many naturalized citizens last year, these ma
jorities ought not to tie disturbed, it m tms
vour Honors dlller from me, still l tuiuk no til
Initial could urge these polls more rigidly than I
have done, and yet do justice to tho cause. I
candidly believe that the men returned as elected
undoubtedly carried tins county, and it there
had not been such an enormous exclusion of
naturalized citizens, they would have presented
such maiorlties us would nave induced the peti
tioners to desist from the expense and trouble of
such a contest as this.
Thanking your Honors for the patience with
which you have heard me, aud my learned opno
nents lor kindness and candor they have 6howu
me, 1 now ciose.
The court then adjourned until this morning
lit 10 O ClOCK.
AT0N DALE.
I.InI of I lis Killed by the ; rent Colliery Dlmmler.
2.30 P. M. Thomas Carson, of Hampton mine,
aud George Morgan, of Naiilicoke, experienced
and competent miners, with twenty men, have ex
plored every part of the workings, and are satisfied
that all the bodies have been recovered; but outside
parties say two men are still missing. One hundred
and eight bodies have now been taken out.
The following ia a full lint nf the Uua.il :
William Alton. Madiaon Alliback . John flowen, Wil
liam lioweu. Elijah Bryuut. John lliirt.li, J,,iri
Ilurtch, Jr.. Patrick Umko, Peter Cunliu, Andrew
Krotliiugliam, Cliarloa Krear, II ugh tJilroy, Daniel
Clvens Iiariui Ouyter, Kvan lliihtti, Thoi. Ilugties,
Johu Ilueties. Willie Mutton, 'thomas Iiatton. il
liam HuidjuR. William D. Johna. 1st, Jna. Williama,
Joliu Clark, Win. Dick. John K. iria, Thos. Davia,
AVm. Dowillo, Wicliaol Paly, Win. lavia, Johupavia,
I.ewia Davia, John IlairiH. aviJ Julinaon, Janui
llaaklna. Stein Uowvll, Tlionma I). Jouva, Kdwiu
Junea, Daniel J"iiii. Dariil June, Rowland Jonea,
John Jeukina, Win. D. Johns, Sil . Tlioa. Jonea, l'i'Icr
Johiiaon. Win. D. Jonin, Hreae t.nnrty. Win. Lewis.
William Kvana.lat, Murray K Kilwaida, W. J. Kvaim,
Kdward , Kilwar.la. Williiun IWana, 2.1, Williuin
Kvaua, 3d, . K Kvana W, J, din ll.Evana.W K.
Kvana. Id, Daniel Kdwarda, 'J'lioinaa Llcwnllyn, Kei'?
Llewellyn, I'liomaa Morria, Ju , ph Morris, W. T.
Mortran. I'utrick McUarrick. hiniiiiel T. MorKan,
Jan.ea Murray. Siinnwd K. Moipun. Jamea Jtlallon,
Henry Morria, John Neater, William Koaa, Kdward
Owen, Win. Powell, Willie Phillips. Win. Porfet, Jaa.
Phillip. P,.","',rli Steele, HtunUon rilocniu, Oe-irx
Utackhonae, WiUiam (jliyck, Joliu Tlioiaaa lat. Joha
Tlioniaaiil, Kd. Taylor, David Tliomaa. Jacob Moalier,
D. P. Pryor, Thomaa Phlllipa, John Powell, Wm.
Wlldrioa, Jamea Powell, Tliomaa Koberta, William
Rwne, David 8. Beeae, Darid Ueeae, tliiltith Roberta,
William Kuth, Tliomaa i Ryan, John Holier t y. K vans
Keeae, Williiu Reeae, Williiim William, lat. William
William", Ji William T. Williams, lat, William T.
William"-. William N. Williams. Morgan Watklua,
Hirbar4 Wooley. David Wood.
The above, 106 iu number, were in the mine. IJ-
,i!ie ttiw Thorns V.'lliiania and lbl Jones
werr aiinorHtt'd ou Moniltiy eveiiinic In attempting
to niter.
I'n vorni, Sep, it It has from tho firm been
l;oj t ii that Mr. IItibIk-", inside foreman, w o.ild
liftvr made xonii' mcinoratid i, which, bning to iinl.
would give informaiion na to tli time lif'i w pro
longed; and when his body was brought up his coat
was otl aud bis toolc, tiino books, iVc, werp miss
ing. After it w as decuu'd certain thai; no nioro
bbdirp rpiimini'd in the minn, .Mr. Rc.nj. Hague,
gncial irlidp foteninn if all the I'nlawHre, I.acka
WBiiii! and Western Railroad Compiiny's mine,
ami brotlip of l.vau HujjbeK, taking four men
with tlicni, went d,wn to aimruli for bis bro'hor'
cent, l.npllig to find in it tli ! tnPinorHTida ) mip-h
drfireil. lie foimd thn coar fsmor f.'i') vards from
win re .Mr. lltighi s' body bad b-.ien found, and oiit
sldc of l-otli bnrrieades." H contained bis compus
and other tools, and two time-book", but no meino
randu whiitcver, ao that all hope of having a record
of tiic luff hour of thn dead is loht.
Nodoiilit all the bodies are now up, as thorough
cxplmntioiis of the mino reveal no more, and one
liiirdi'i'd and eight represents the total lo.s of life.
Tin re are titty-nine, widows and one hundred and
nine orphans niailn bv this disaster. Numbers of
the men bsve ehildren living in tho old country,
slid the destitution here l-grent and ri'iiiires imme
diate relief. The ctrike f tbreo and one-half
liionths bad reduced all the families to tho verge of
starvation, aud the men rot being at work long
enough to receive anv pav, there never was a ease
that appeals more strongly to the charitable. The
lunei Hls have been going on all day-
Pi.vmovth, Sept. H. Please reipiest each neigh
borhood that may wish to relieve the widows and
orphans at .Avoiidnlo, to immediately take such
measures as they may think best to collect funds
fur that ob.leet and forward tho same as soon as
practicable to W. S. Wllcon, First National Rank
of Plymouth; Col. II. R. Wright or Thos. P. Hunt,
Wllkeshnrre; Theodore Spring, National Rank of
IMttston; V. W. Winton, National Rank of .Seran
ton; (ieorge Coray. Scra'iton, or Ueo. H. Stuart,
Philiiilelphia. One hundred orphans and sixty
widows need aid. T. P. Hust, Secretary.
Till: STOKM KIXG.
I'rnrful lluirleiine Alnnic the New KiiKlund
( llllNl.
I'homdkm k, .Sept. 9. The gale last evening
from tour to live o'clock was the most severe known
here idnce 1lo, when the city was partially sub
merged. Throughout this State the damage is im
meiife, Htid several lives have been lost. In this
city the Ilaitlord Railroad depot was demolished,
and Rose Walker's tannery partially blown
down. Tho Oriental mill was unroofed, and two
opciattves badly hurt. The Chestnut street church
steeple was blown down, nnd nearly all the other
church steeples were Injured.
Probably one hundred buildings were unroofed.
The Rrlstol Railroad will not be passable for seve
ral days. Many vessels are ashore in Narragansett
and -Mount Hope buys, but most of them will come
oil Without much dainago. A Mnall new church on
Narragansett; pier was entirely demolished. The
sloop Resolution went to pieces in Wiektord harbor
and two nu n were lost. Octaviun Rice was killed
in his barn in W arwick.
(irest damage is reported in Rrlstol. Kast (Jreen
wich, New port, Pawtueket, Fall River and other
places.
'1 he papers of tn-dav contain four or live columns
of details of the wreck and ruin by the storm. .
The hurricane of last niht; extended over most
of eastern Massachusetts. At Nahant a large
dwelling and stable were blown down, and the
depot on the steamboat wharf was blown Into the
sea. At Hull every boa at anchor in the harbor
was driven ashore or sunk. Tho windows of the
Marion House were blown In and tho outbuildings
unroofed. At Hiugham h' streets were blocked
with trees, and burns and chimneys were blown
dow n. The Agricultural Ha' I at Marsbtit-ld was
levelled to the ground. In A bington three church
steeples tell, and the large nail and tack factory in
South Abington was unroofed.
At liraiiiiree the steeple of the Congregational
church was carried off.
At Newburyporl, and towns further east, the gale
was less violent.
The Coliseum organ is ruined. It. had .fust been
sold to Chicago parties for s5i)00. The big drum
v. ns nl:-o smashed.
Nearly every vofscI in Roston harbor dragged
anchor, and miiiiy collided, sustaining damage.
At jMaruieuead frank is.iirett,,ot Nashua, JN.ii.,
wns killed.
The Sagamore House, on Nantucket Reach, was
swept from its foundation, but the inmates were
uninjured, having just left for safer quarters.
'1 he gale all along the eastern coast was the most
terrille experienced for years.
Chi tain Smith, of tho schooner .1. T. Kulcht.
has been held in "i)(0 bail for trial, charged with
castirg away his vessel. The mate has been dis
charged.
1'oi-riii ot's.
( roiuel mat.'ies are the ratre iu Kugland.
The (ireat Kastern is to be painted white.
H he velocipede fever is raging in Australia.
Edinburgh has brought out a steam omnibus.
The city of Mexico will celebrate Humboldt
day.
New South Wales is still alUicted with bush
rangers. Sugar production is becoming au extensive
interest iu Australia.
The suicides in the British army last year
were one in ten thousand.
One of the out-going bishops of the Irish
Church is ninety-ulne years old.
The difference of level between the Ked aud
Mediterranean Seas is sixteen inches.
An American steamboat has been put upon
the Rhine, and astonishes the natives.
A recent fire at .Civita Vecehia destroyed the
supplies of the French troops In Home.
Twelve hundred persons were last year sum
moned before Loudon courts for cruelty to
animals.
Diamond cutting, which is the specialty of
Amsterdam, gives employment to some l(l,(HKl
Jews there.
A circus liou at Madras bravely submitted
to a caudal abbreviation after taking live ounces
of chloroform.
Four Americans in Taris are negotiating for
the purchase of the llcidsieck Champagne es
tablishment at Kheims.
A sunguine Englishman proposes to explore
Mount Ararat, bring home the urk, aud place it
In the Crystal Palace grounds.
A Paris journalist says the false hair worn
bv the ladies of the gay capital would make a
pile as high as the Napolcou column.
The King of 1 f anovcr has published a letter
calling on Louis Napoleon to invade Germany,
thrash Prussia, and restore Silesia to Austria.
A Prussian naval physician proposes a dark
yellow Hag with a red cross as a universal Hag
of distress, to be respected by all civilized
nations.
Among the naval prize money distributed to
British sailors, last year, w as $125,000 for cap
tured vessels and $11,000 for destruction of
pirates.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ntu set Firnt Pagt
ALMANAC FOR PHILADKLPHIA-THIS DAT.
Ri'N Risks 6 S4I Moon Kets. H 28
SUN ST S IS UlUH WATKB 5M1
PHILADELPHIA. BOARD OF TRA.DK.
John O. James, )
t H. Dllititfiitnw. nnvuiTrn tin Miwa
Thomab L. UiiajcKPiK, 5
JMOVUIUENTN OF Ot'KAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR AMK.KIOA.
0. of Baltimore.. Liverpool New York, vi H..,.Au(r. 'it
Leipzig; SouthuinpUia. ...Baltimore Ann. US
Cordova London New York Aumt. -A
Dormu Houthamoton. ... orlc tun. 31
Palmyra JjveroooL. ...New York via Boa... .Auk. 81
Siuiilt Bremen. ..... New York Sept. 1
Denmark Liverpool new ora Knot., 1
Vaduu l.ivHroonl New York uu... t
O. of Antwerp . .Liverpool ....New York Kept. 3
India (ilaagow, New York hept.
Java Ijvei pool New 1 ork tjupt. 4
O.ofWaahingtonNew York.. ..Liverpool Bept. 11
Jella iiew ora. ,...ouuuu new,. 11
Loliiml.i, New York....GUuow.. Kept. 11
I rauee New York.. ..Liverpool hepi. 11
Halltv New York., ..Liverpool .....Sept.. 11
HuUuiiii Now York.... Hamburg Kept. 14
Kuwia New York....Lierpool Kept, li
biburiu ...Now York. ...Liverpool Sept. Id
Prorootheua Philada (lliarleaton ... Kept. U
Piuueer Philada VV limiDKton Sept. 11
Touawauda Philada Kavanuan. hpt 11
t'oru-a New York.. ..New Oiloaua Sept. 11
Alaeka New York.... Aapinwall Sept. It)
Kalp New York. ...Havana Spt. IS
Souih An.erioa..New York....Kio Jn'v"'
Malta are forwarded b every aleamer in the regular Urn
The at earner, tor or from Liverpool call at WueenaWwn.ea.
oept tlie Canadian line, wbioti oall t Ixmdouderry. 1 be
atearoera for or from trie Oontinent CU at Southampton.
CLFARKD YK8TKHDAY.
Brie Wm. Welbh, Btrobridire. 1-oarton, r. wrigni noni.
Bring Naiad, Iver. St. John. N B., Uoi
Srbr 1
I.. A. Blokeoni, Ubatnelii, uoauin, """,
bebr W.j. Irikh, ilatubun, Boston,
do.
ARRIVKD YK8TERDAY.
Bteamahip Fauna. Brooka, 4 boor Irw Vvm rra
w.ii uxini, to JvLa i".
Btpr.merD.rtW. Pnvis, !A houn from New York, with
milap. to W. SI. Bairil A to.
Mramrr Sarah, Jonpa, U hour from New York, with
Birine. to W. M. Biiirrl 'o.
Mcunipr It. Willing, C'undiff, 13boura from Baltimore,
With niriae. to A. Grovpn, Jr. ,
Br. brtg Hunicp, Barker. 23 rlajra from Salt River, ,1a..
with logwood to llonry L. tiill venael to V. V. Van Horn.
Srlir Mary A. Harmon, Harmon, i dare from Ports
mouth, In liallaat to K. A. Bonder A (Jo.
Schrt laytoa A Lonber, .lackwin, 1 day from Smyrna,
ppl . witb grain to Jna. I.. Bvwlpy A Co.
Schr S. O. I- it Lian, 'I n ft. I dny from Port Deposit, Md.,
With am in to Jan. U Bewlry A Co.
S-br T vcoon. Cooper, 1 dny I rom Smyrna Creek, Del.,
with Main to Jas. L. Brwluy A Co,
MKMORANDA.
Bteamihlp J. W. Kvtrnian, Hinckley, for Philadelphia,
eailod Irom Ctiarleaton venterday.
Steamabip Ya.oo, Catharine, Irom New Orleana for I'ni
lartclpliia, at Havana Hth innt.
Stennifhin Fionver, Sharpley, from Wilmington. N. C,
for 1'hllKdeiphia, before reported astioro at Now lnlot
bar. nan ou board 1M bid, npirlti turpentine, !2(lso do.
toain, IMco. tar, liHI do pitch. 70.tM feet lumber, 2I,IHK
juniper bolta, il baloa cotton. Is do. rag. loH pkgn. dried
Irtiit, s bbla. tlaxw'Pd, 2t'-ale l orrela, and 14 pkga. mds
Stemhip Norlolk, Hlatt, heno, at Richmond 7th inat.
Stcumer tieorge 11. Stout, t on!, henoe, at Georgetown,
I. C., sth Inat,.
Banine White Cloud, Treeman, benoe, at Salom Sth
Inntant.
Brig Kdith Hall, Snow, for Philadelphia, remained at
Prnaacola lut inat.
Briga Charles Miller, Cilkoy. and Amos M. Roberta,
j'cak, Ir. m Booton for Philadelphia, aailod from liolinea'
Hole A. M. sth inrt.
Brig Julia K. Arey, Babhiitge, hence, at Wistamet Hth
innnnt.
hcllia Wm. Cnllvpr. Tutlor. ll,nrt Phrn. Shimrila! W.
! Cowgill, Kelley, for Hhilarielphia. and Kroor.e, Murtin,
for Trenton, tHtled from t'rovidenoe 7t,h inat.
Schr Jaruea Bradley, Bradley, hence, at Norwich 8th
inMant.
Sebra I. Walnwright, A brume: C. A O. Brooks, Brooka;
Julian Wilaon, (Javalin; and M. Vapor, Jr., Chriatie,
heree, at Providenc e 7th inat.
Schr Ulcnwood, Dixon, bonce, at I.ynn Ulitb nit.
Si'br I'. A. SinindorK, Sloelman. fnm Sali'in for Phila
dolphin, nt Holtnea' Hole P. M. Sth int.
Si ln Hannah Little, Codfroy, hence, at New Bedford 7th
inntart.
Schr Decatur Onkea. Hogors. from C.loucostw for Philn
delphia. at New Bedford Tth inat.
Si hiB .lames Veldinn, Cavileer, and Alico O. (Irace, Oil
cbriat, hence, at Salem Hth Inst.
Sclir Heibei t .Manton, Crow ell, hence, at Fall River 5th
instant.
Scbrs Carihel. Smnll, nnd Willinm Praty, Pnrsons. from
Brodon: Beading KK. No 77. ('arroll, from Now Haven,
all lor Philadelphia, pitased Hell Halo Sth inst.
Sebra Vapor, Johuaen, from Providence; Iwis Cass,
Aekin. nnd James Hoffman. Sliropshiro, from Now Haven,
all lur Trtnton, passed Hell Cute Sth inat.
M1SCKLLANY.
The Wilmington (N.O.) Journal, of Wednesday, aaya:
Intelligence reai hed tills oily yestordny tliat tne atonm
ship Pioneer, dipt. Sbarplny, which cleared from this
port for Philadelphia on Saturday last, wa ashore on Oak
llund bench, just over tho rip, but inside of the bar,
between tort Caswell and Cak Island lighthouse The
extent of the damage teared we were unable definitely to
ascertain. The tug boats nre all down the liver to assist
the Pioneer, and we bail hoped that Borne one of them
would have arrived lnt nignt, when we could gain full
particulars. The Messrs. Beery have been called on to
assist, and are at the scene ot disaster. No doubt tho ship
a being relieved of her cargo, nnd we trust she may be
gotten off. The heavy sea which has prevailed off our bars
tor ttip pr several duys, has made it dungoroua tor ves
sels to put out.
A l,rc,iao despatch, under date of yesterday, says: -"The
wnrk ot getting the steamship Pioneer oft the beaoh
ia still going on with enennraging prospects."
Swedish corvotte Josephine, dipt a in Ankarkronce, from
Lisbon June 25, via Western Islands. M duis. at New York
sth int., mounts 24 guns, and has a crew of III 2 ottioprs and
men, all told. The Josephine is hound to Boston. She
bas two scientific gentlemen on board, who discovf red a
bank in the Atlantic Ocean, fourteen miles lone an! nine
miles wide, bearing N.NK. and S.SW., in lat.:lrt4", long.
40 HI. The bnnk lios between Amorloa nnd Cihraltur, aud
in the track of veaaels hound from Knglund to Madeira.
They named the bank after tho ship.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
l' II ) C L A M A T I () X.
OkFICF OP THE MAYOIt
til the City ok Phiudki.phia.
Septomlior ti, lss.0
Whksrah, Jnmea J. Brooks, a detective officer in the
service of the United States Covernmont.and a resident of
the city, whilst in the discharge of bis duty, was this dny
cowardly shot, with the intent to assassinate him, by two
or more wickedly disposed persons, in a store situated in
the neighborhood of Front and Arch streets, about 2 ;H P.
M. The assassins hastened to a chuise wit h two hor9es at
tached, which was in waiting close by the scene of out
rage, and which, after the dastardly deed was done, was
driven furiously, the driver lashing his horsea, up Front
street to Callowhill street, thence to St. John street,
thence to Euttonwood street, thence to Sixth street,
thence to Spring Garden street, thence to Fairmount
Park, where the trace to far has been lost
Now, therefore, by virtue of the authority vested in me,
I do 1 ereby offer a reward of
($1000) ONK THOUSAND DOLLARS
for infoimation which will lead to tha arrest sod convic
tion of tlie i uilty perpetrators of this dreadful act.
The attention of all good citizens is called to this out
rage, and their assistance ia trout earnestly invoked.
DANIEL M. FOX,
f I Mnyor ofPhiladolphia.
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS THE
UNION RKPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTER have made arrangements for MASS MEETINGS
as follows, viz. :
Troy, Bradford county Sept. 4, 1.
Towanda, " Sopt. 6, 1H69.
Honetdale, Wayne county Sept. 7, IStju.
Kittanning, Armstrong county Sopt. 7, lstf.
Beaver, Beaver county Sept. 7, 1869.
Bradford, Bradford county Hept. 7, 1HS9.
Somerset, Somerset county SeDt. 14, lSUSt.
The meetings at Troy, Towanda, and Honesdale will be
addressed by Governor J. W. Geary, Hon. John Scott, and
Hon. W. B. Kelley.
Governor O. P. Morton of Indiana, Hon. John A. Ring
bam of Ohio, and Hon. Wayne McVeigh of Pennsylvania,
will address the meeting at Pittsburg.
JOHN COVODK, Chairman.
tino. W. HAMEnsUEY,)
M. O. QUAY,
t
W. J. P. Whitk,
S. F. GWINNKH,
Secretaries.
8 3(1 ljtt
OFFICE OF THE K. W. Til E (iKAND
OF P.i;ffir AUCFPI KD MASONS
Masonic Ham, Piiii.aii:i.phia, Sujt. 7, lst.
The Otficersund Members ot tbe (and lilge who de
sire to participate in tlie J jiyiug of the Corner Stone, by
Mnaonic. cen niony, of tlie Humboldt Monument, at the
Putk, on MONDAY nexl, lire hereby nolitieil to be at tt-.o
Mansion House, nt tnu Putk, at 11 o'clock A. M., 1KE.
CI!H,Y,of tliat day.
The procession will form at the Mansion House, in the
Puik, at 11 o'clock A. M., precisely. Same Masonic dress
as used at tho luying oi the cornpr stone ot the Masonic
Temple- hhick silk hat black Hiosh, white gloves, wnito
uprons. The Grand Officer will wear their reg.ilkt. 'Iie
(jlticers of Subordinate Lodges will weur their proper
jewels und i.prons
By eider ot tlie R. W. G. MASTKR.
GF.OKGK. W. WOt)n,
!yt Grand Marshal.
pgr ELLIS IRON BITTERS. "HAVING
nsed your Iron bitters in my praotioe, I can testify
to Its superior tonic properties for invigorating theappo
tita and promoting digest ion. I can unhesitatingly re
commend It in casea of general debility and dyspepsia, an'
in conditions of the system requiring the Use of a form,
ginous tonie. Its agreeable tlavor must recommend it to
all. Yours, respectfully, Ohab. S. Gaunt, M. U., Pro
feasor in tha Philadelphia University of Medicine and
Surgery." I24tuthfs
. For aale b JOHNSTON, HOLLOW AY A OOWDltN,
Mo. tma ARCH Street, and by Uruggiau generally
JOSE P O E Y,
Medico-Oirujano de la Univeraidad de la Hahana,
recibe conaultas de a 11 de la manana y de S'u a S de la
tarde en su oficina calls Nueve (sud) No "aj. Reiidoucia
en la calle de Green, No. Ihl7.
DR. JOSEPH POKY,
Graduate of the University of Hahana (Cuba), hua re
moved bis office to No. Ka S. Ninth street. Residence,
No. 1817 Green street,
Oflioe Houra-M to 11 A. M. '(, to 6 P. M. 7 Sitf
f&" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
an application will be made, at the next nieetiror of
the LogiHlutiiie of Pemi-ylvaniu, lor the incorporation of
a oompany, in accordance wit 11 tlie laws of t tin Common
wealth, to be entitled " I li.i Philadelphia Banking and
Savings Deposit Company," to he located at Philadelphia,
with a capital of one million dollura, with the rig In to
urease tho same to three millions of dollars. 7 jtfaif
1ST BATCHELOR'8 HAIR DYE. THIS
splendid Hair Dye ia the best in the world ; the enly
true and perfect Dye ; harmless, reliable, inakautaneoue ; no
disappouitment', no ridiuuloua tints; remedios the ill
Beit of bad dyes : invigorate and leave the Hair soft
aud beautiful, llw lc or Inaun. Sold by all Druggists and
r-ertumera; and properly applied at Batouelor'a Wig Fso
tory. No. U hOlfD bVreet. New York. 4 i7mwf S
J- YANKEE GREEN CORN CUTTERS,
for table and kitchen uae, give you the healthy
pnlp without the indigestible bull. Various styles aud
prioea. from 26 cent up, lor sale at all the Uouae-furnish.
Jng atores. B 7
jsgT DR. f7r. THOmTsTt HE LATKOrE-
. ".""wf11? oa P"Jt AaaooUtlon. is now the
why cm. in Pbiladelphia, who devote turn entire time and
practice to extracting teeth, abaolutelj without pain, bf
f rvsii iutroua SAiU saa. Office, KJ WALNUT I J
WATOHES, JEWELRY, ETC
LADOMUS & CO
'DIAMOND DKATiRRS t JEWKLEI'.S.I
WATt HKS,4EWKLHY aSILVKH WARk.
1 WATOHES md JEWELRY REPAIRED,
,802 Chestntu BtPxiU
Ladies' and Gents' Watches,
AilEKICAN AND IMPOUTED,
Of the most celebrated makers,
FINE VEST CHAINS AND LEONTINES,
In 14 and 18 karat.
DIAMOND an other Jewelry of the latest design.
Engagement and Wedding Kings, In 18-karat and
coin.
Hold Silver-Ware for Bridal rregenta, Table Cnu
lery, Plated Ware, eta 3 37
ESTABLISHED 1828.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, and
FANCY GOOD8.
O . W. RUSSELL,
NO. S3 N. SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
WILLIAM B. WARNE & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
WATi :ti I.- iKii .u'u'L'tnv
b. i:. corner HKVKN'IH and CHKSNtfr Ktrcets,
3 Sli Second lloor, and lute of No. ltd 8. THIRD ISt.
HOOP SKIRTS, ETC.
1115. - H O P K I N S'
HOOr-RKIllT AND COKSET MANU
FACXOllY AND SALESUOOMS,
No. 1115 CBESNUT STREET.
Our CHAMPION SKIRTS better and cheaper than
all others. 1 to 61) springs, Poo. to $2 i. Our Keystone
hkirts, 30 to tW springs, 60 1. to 16140 ; New York made
Skirts, from 2(1 to 40 springs, 45 to 75o.
R. Werley Corsets, $3'&l. itS'fiO, $4 60.
Iteckel Corsets, from $1 to $7.
Thomson's "Ulove-titting" Corsets, from $32U to $5.
Mrs. Moody's patent aolf-adjusting abdominal support
ing Corsets, from $U to $7 highly recommended by phy
sicans, and should he eiamined by every lady.
Over 40 other varieties of Corsets, from 75c. to $950.
Skirts and Corsets made to order, altered and repaired.
WUOLKSALK AND RF.TAIL
7 23 3m
WILLIAM T. HOPKINS.
PROPOSALS.
1 JKOrilSAI.S. I'. S. ORDNANCE AfiENCY, COR
J in-r HOLrTON and (iKKHiNK Streiits; entrance
on Cii;uhe utrei't (P. u. linx 1st I),
iNEW YORK, cpu 4, 1S69.
Pcnled Proposals (In duplicate) will Im received at
thin olllct; until THURSDAY, October 7, 1S09, at 12
51., li.r inuclinHinj; from the Lulled States the fol
Itrwlnir Ordiinnct! rtorcs, to wit:
'2(i,t)ii(i Scarlet Ulunkets.
W,uuu Horse Krushes.
SP.i UO SlII'CillKleS.
(l.iitio yards Webbing.
30,tM 0 yards m'.-incli Ciirtridge erire.
2h,t HO yards 3S-incli Cartridge oer;e.
1,1)00 yards Flannel.
2,000 pounds Tow.
S(0 pounds White Yarn,
fi.ooo pounds Sklrtlnir Leather.
0,000 pounds Harness Leather.
4,700 pounds Russet Leather.
120 ponnds Cusset Leather.
$00 pounds ,iiiu Arabic.
25 pounds Orplment.
20,000 Blue Ulaukets.
20,000 Curry-combs.
2,noo Girths.
10,000 yards Planters' Linen.
2,000 yards Linen Duck.
1,000 pounds Saddlers' Thread.
600 yards Ticking.
600 pounds Cartridge Twine.
400 pounds Collar Leather.
75 Calf Skins.
45 Morocco Skins.
500 pounds liridle Leather.
150 pounds Deers' Hair,
19 quarts Laudanum.
10 pounds Prusslate of Potash.
10 pounds Sulphate of Potash.
I
The Ordnance Department reserves the rifjlit to re
ject all bids not deemed satistactory. trior 10 the
acceptance of any bid It will have to be approved by
tlie War Department. Terms cash, in Government
funds.
These stores are on hand at Watervliet Arsenal,
West Troy, N. Y. Bidders will state In their bids
whether t'liev will receive the iroods at New York
city or West Troy, N. Y.- Thirty days will be al
lowed ror removal ot tlie stores.
Proposals will be addressed to the undersigned,
and indorsed "Proposals for Purchasing Ordnance
Stores."
Samples can be seen at Watervliet Arsenal or at
this Agency.
For furthti'informatlon apply to the undersigned
S. CRISPIN.
Brevet Colouel I". S. A.,
9 ti Ct Major of Ordnance.
T) it o p o s a l s Fo r woo d.
Oitk'R Chief ouaiiterm artek.
KK, )
Kast,
b, 1809.)
TlllHl) DlXTKHT, DKPAKTMKNT OK THE KAST,
Pllll.ADKI.rilU. Pa., Sept. n. IS
SEA LEI) PROPOSALS. In duplicate, with a copy of
this advertisement attached to each, are invited and
will be received at this oftlce until 12 o'clock M., SA
TURDAY, Oct. , 1809, for supplying the ouarter-
m aster 9 nepartment at
BALTIMORE, Md., and FORT MulIENRY, Mil.,
with tlie following amounts of merchantable
HARD WOOD, viz.:
Fort McHenry, Md soo cords.
Baltimore. Md 90
The wood for Fort McHenry to be delivered on the
wharf of the Fort, corded for inspection ; one half of
the amount to be delivered ou completion of the
contract, the balance by November 15, 1S09. The
wood for Baltimore, Md., ti be delivered at such
times, nnd in such places In the city of Baltimore,
Md., as the Acting Assistant tunrtermaster may
direct until the entire amount is delivered.
Bidders will be required to make a deposit of
money (on the day or opening tne mus) wit n me un
iiemlonpd corre.Hiiondinur to amount of contract, as a
guarantee that they (or lie, as the case may be) will
execute their (or Ills) offer if accepted. Money to
be returned ir bid is not acceptcu. :xo om win 00
vntprfMliipil that in not made In accordance with this
advertisement, bidders are requested to be preseut
at the opening of the bids. Proposals must be ad
dressed to the undersigned and endorsed "Proposals
for Wood." Application can bo made to the under
signed for any additional particulars bidders may
require.
By o,dcr, jiajor-oeneral Rnfus Ingalls,
Assistant QiiartorinaMter-Oeneral United Stales
Army, CUief Quartermaster Department of tho
Eaak HENRY O. HODOES,
Bvt. Lieut -Col. and Quartermaster United States
Chle"f Quartermaster Third District Department o
the Kast. , 9 Iut
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THK SINKING FUND.
TevAsrnT Department or Pennsylvania,)
1BK liAjuuauuuu. August 110,1b. )
Sealed bids will be received for the redemption ol
ONE MILLION DOLLARS of the loan of theOoramon
wealth of Pennaylvania.dne July 1,1870, until 13o'clock M.,
October 1, Communications to be addressed to
R w. MAOKEY, Ksq-. Ktot9 Treasurer, Harrisburg,
Pennsylv , nu eiu0'ed Bid ,or Rdi"Plion of State
Loan. f. JORDAN,
beorelary of State.
J. K. HARTRANKT,
Auditur-tieneral.
II. W. MAf'KKY,
State Treasarer.
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
N B - No newspaper publiahing the above without
authority will rec-i" PH therefor. 8 331m
N EX C II A
c
O R
NOB
JOHN T. HAlLKi,
B. K. of M A RKKJ VVlTKR Street
w.nki n ttiff irv '
DEALER W BAtiS AND BAOOINQ
Oraia. Vkat. Bait, BuperPhoauhaU ot Lima, Boa
T ..,1 np.il OUN NY BAtiS aonatanUjr on hand.
FOR SALE.
A F1KST-CLASS RESIDENCE TV
isil. I
FOIS HALli. 1
The New Brown-Stone Dwelling, with
Coach House,
No. 1507 SrRUCE STREET.
TTe house is Sil feet front., three try and Mnnsard
roof, and three-story double buck buildings, with bth
rooms on the second and third, and wuter rlo'.eU on first,
seeond. and third floors, and every modern convenience.
The lot is 23 feet front by 2W deep to Lstimer stroot, on
which there is a tine coach house, and stabling for f jur
horses.
The house was built and finished in the most coinpleto
manner for the present owner, wiio occupied it a9out a
year, and offers it lor salo only on account of leaving the
city.
Furniture new, and will be included, if wished.
ruSBKhSION 1MHKUIATK, lb UKdlKhD.
APPLY ONLY TO
J. NORRIS ROUINSON,
At Drezel t Co.'s,
No. 34 SOUTH 1HIRD STREET,
Ptf PHILADELPHIA.
FOR BALE OR TO RENT.
OKRMANTOWN, Ave minutes walk from Wayne
Station, two neat aid comfortable Houses on WAYNR
Street, below Manhelm, suitable for a small and genteel
family, with all the modern conveniences, gas, water,
range, heater, etc Rent, 4500 per annum. Apply to
JACOB KAUPP, No. 77 WISTKR Street, Oermantown
Possession at once. A IK tf
F O K S A L K,
HANDROMK ARCH STRKKT RKSIDKNCE.
No. 182f, 2ll by 137. In thorough order, with modern im-
provements. Apply to
JOS. L. CAYF.N,
No. 1BN. NINTH St root.
FOR SALE H ANDSOM K THREE
story Brick Dwelling, three-story double back build
mra. No. tti4 blXTH bireet. above Green : modern im
provements, and in eioellentorder. Wasowned and buili
by the late Henry Derringer, deoeaseri. of the very best
materials and workmanship. Immediate; possession
Agent at bouse from 12 to 2 o'clock daily. 6 7 tf
No. 131 EIGHTEENTH, ABOVE WAL
NUT Street, neur Rittenhouso Siinnre The most
complete and elegant medium size DWKLLIXG in west
part of city ; lower lloor solid walnut tiniHU; evory convo
ninnce: for sale, with possession. J. F. LIST, No. I2tl
WALNUT Street. S2()fmwtf
ELEGANT BROWN-STONE RESI-
iTJiuL DKN'CF.S, Noa. 4112 nnd 4116 Spruce street, for sale
or to rent. Apply to
C. J. FKLL BROTHKR,
H 27fmw!m No. 121) 8. FRONT Street.
SHIPPINC.
r- FOR LIVERPOOL vr.
tfr V?UKKNST,S,WN-In'n' f Mail
jL-f y Steamers am appointed to sail as tot
lows
v,ii 01 trillion (via Halifax), Tuesday, tjpjit. 7, nt 1 P M
y,.y . . "'"ngton, Saturday, Sept, 11, at 1(1 A. M.
City of Antwerp, Saturday, Sept. 18, at 1 P. M.
l.ity of Halt unore, via 1 liililax, Tuf sday, Sopt. 21, at 1 P..M
Ami each sncceoding Saturday and alternate Tuesday
from Fier 4o, North Kivcr.
RATKS OF PASSAGK.
iT STEAMER BAIL1NI1 EVERY SATURDAY.
vitWii),"Hld- . , Payablo in Currency.
I-IKS I t AlilN $1(KI,STKF.RAGH
l o London Ms To Indon 4.1
Fa, , 116 1 To Paris 41
. .,.r. x a iafi lUIBUAX BTEAAlc.it, VIA BAI.U'AZ.
FIRST CAltlV
Payable inlield.
Liverpool
STKK11A1.K.
, , Payable in Currency.
9RU I Liven ool
a, ; iiaiiim jS
St. John's, N. F., ) t. John's, N. P., )
by Branch Steamer., j by Branch Steamer.... 80
Passengers forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen,
et c. at reduced rates.
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates b ner
eons wishing tosend for their friends,
1 r . TJ "Z,1 b or 1 n f o mi a t i on apply at the Company's Office
JOHN U. DALE, Agent, No. 15 BKOAUWAY. N Y
or 10 O'DONNKLL A VAULK. Agents
No. 411 CHKSNUT StrtetrpiltdSln h'..
Ilalitui
CHARLESTON, 8. C
THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
r AST FREIGHT LlJXlii
EVERY THURSDAY.
The WvAltPtOnj, aud
will voimTj&vn'irwKNhxE.
Til -veniv w "X.. ,"" " al Will sail on
TlirmiKli bins ot lading given In connection with
b. C. If. J. to points in the South and Southwest.
Insurance at lowest rates. Rates of freight as low
as by any other route, i'or frelirht. nm V
& A. NOUDKK CO.,
2 22tf DOCK STREET WH a iVw
;ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
" THE nFNf'Bll.TDlMD.Ti
BREST "a v nc, UALUiVU AT
I he splendid new vessels on this favorite ronte forth
Continent wUI sail fcom 1 a iHiMmf
i .. , .. PRICK OF PASSAGE
in gold (including wine),
in . r. k, 10 K':s,r OR HAVRE.
First Cabin Igwu Second Cabin
TO PARIS IB0
(Including railway tickets, furnished on board )
First Cabin $145 Second Cabin. .'. .
1 heso steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
Medical attendance free of charge? "m'aen-
American travellers going to or returning from the cor
tinent of hnrope by taking the steamers o? this lineiYoir
unneoeKsary risks from transit by Kuglish railways an
crossing the channel, besides saving time, trouble, index
pense. GKORGK MAOKKflziK, Agent,
v . t . , No. 68 BKO A D W AY, New York.
Copa6 Ph""e.Phia. apply at AoWKgp5,
1ST No-ffMOHelJiT-PK
Vjpw PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
iL-t "Vl-"-" 14 rxvr un ' AIK LINK TO
,aE2ZEL-THK SOUTH AND WEST.
Btfoet ' 1IKST WHAKJf DOve MARKE1
THKOUGH RATES to all points in North and Bont
Carolina, via Seaboard Air Line Railroad, winnectmg a
Portsmouth and to Lynchburg, Va., Tennesseeand I "hi
nd"brvilieTBnr.nlenn,M-'B Air "0
iWia? OTTIE0L', tk8"t
ThS roaTulanty, safety, and cheapness of this rout com
mend it to the public as the most desirable medium
carrying every description of freight
No charge for oommiaaion, drayage, or any eioenaa
transfer.
Steamshipa insured at the lowest rates.
Freight received daily.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE A OO .
Nl2S. WHARVES and Pier 1 N. WHARVES.
W. P. PORTER. Agent at Richmond and City Point.
T. P. UKOWF.lL A CO., Agents at Neriolk. V j
LOKILLARD'8 STEAMSHIP
LINE FOR
fcSS-s"ii NEW YOI7K.
Sailing on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
REDUCTION OF RATKS.
Freight by this line taken at 13 cents per 100 pounds,
cents per foot, or 1 cent per gallon, ship's option. Ad
vance chargos cashed at office on Pier. Freight received
at all times on covered wharf.
JOHN F, OHL,
8 25 Pier 19 North Wharves.
N. B. Extra rates on small packages iron, metal, etc
. frT? Ik NEW EXPRESS LINETO
Jf f'Cfl'T Aleaandria, Georgetown, and Washington, D,
inaBinW O., via Chesaiieake and Delaware Canal, with
uouuectioiis at Alexandria from the moat direct route for
Lynchburg, Bristol, Kuoxville, NaahvUle, Dalton, auullhe
bouthweat.
Steamers leave regularly every Saturday at noon from th
first wharf above Market street.
Freight received daily.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE A CO.,
No. 14 North and South Wharves.
HYPE ft TYLKR, Agents, at Georgetown; M
ELDR1DGK A CO., Agents at Alexandria. tf 1 (
IT? l. NOTICE FOR NEW YORKTvii
Lw'Tt'? DELAWARE AN, RAR1TAN CANAL,
a. s'Ar EXPRESS STEAMBOAT COMPANV.
The CHEAPEST and QUICKEST water oouuuunica
tioo between Philadelphia and New Vork.
Steamers leave daily from nrst wharf below Mark
street, Philadelphia, and foot of Wall street, New Yori
Goods forwarded by all the lines running out of Net
York, North, East, and West, free of osmmiasion. ,
Freight received and forward od on aocommodath)
terms. WILLIAM P. CLYDE A CO., Agents,
Mo. 12 U. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia.
JAMKH HAND, Agent
88 No. J 18 IW ALL Street, New York
IT? av NOTICE. FOR NEW YORK. VIA
f- Delaware end Raritan Canal, RWIFTSURB
Cii.i.-. s.4s THANSHOKTATION UOMPAN X.lbJi
PATCH AND BWIrTBUKB LINE.
The business by those lines will be resumed on and after
the Hth of March. For freights, which will bo taken on
acoouuuouaiiug tanus, appif U
W M. BAIRD ft CO..
Nu, Utt South Wharrs
8
AMUSEMENTS.
A C A P E M Y O F
1 RICH INCH
m rs 1
- KNOl.INH OI'KH A SFASON. '
CAROLINA ltfl lllMiS RKHMAiD....l)IRrr,TRESS.
1HIS (Friday) KVKNINO, Spptomber 10,
will be produced Aulmr'a llrilliant. Opera of. - ,
UtA DIAVOLO.
Blanche PUermann as Zorlin
A mi in Krmp llonlrras Ijidy A llcasli
lli ooklmusn Howler as , Km lhavoln
lli-niy llrnvton as , .(iiacomrt
H . t TVs krs as Bnppn
James A. Arnold as Ijird Alicaaii
TO-.MORKOW AKTKRNOON, ,
KTRST ORAM FAMILY MA1IXKR,
,, , MAR1TANA.
Haigh, Drayton, Peakee, Mrs. Bernard, Annie KemfJ
lloulpr, all in the val,t.
sneetsnow ojien.
ACADEMY ) V
V A D E M Y
MUS 1 C
Mrs .O. R. REBNARD takes plpasnr- in announcing
tliat her Fntiro Unnpany, Mniutioni of tlie Orfhestra,
ocring A,t"hls u, D nito with her-in ten-
. . A rSKNF.KTT
,N A."?w T,IK '1'Nf P" THE '
W 1DOWS AND tlkllLDREN
VICTIMS OF THE I.ATE TKRTlim.W DUAL MINR
. .l 1 DISASTER AT AVONDALK, ,
to take place on the Eve of '
nu BAI'UKDAY, Septemberll, . ,
when will be given
A GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT,
in which every member of tho Troupe wlii appimr.
l ull piweeOs of the house logo the fund'.'
Tickets at tianal prices, and to be had at tho Acailem
and at I rumplor'a. .
C A D EM Y OF MUSIC
SECOND AND LAKT WEEK. OK
KICHI.NGS ENGLISH OPERA,
t'tinimoncinu M( IM)A V, Si,teitler 12
RIU'ERTOlRi; i OU THREE NIGHTS
Monday ItOH KMIAN-GIRL-
1'iifMluy IL TKOVATOHE.
Wcinicauay MAK'I'HA.
Friday Menem of Mre. O, R. BERNARD
TRAVIATA.
Ilex slieets now open at tho Academy and atTrumpler'S
Music Store.
WALNUT ST. THEATRE.ZbewNs" AT 8.
f THIS ( Friday) EVENING. Sept. 111.
HKNKH'l OK M KS. I). P. KoWKRS.
AND ONLY NIGHT
that she can appear in her
WUNDERFI.'L IMPERSONATION OK
. , LADY AL'DLKY,
In John Brougham's lliri'ling senational drama of
LADY AUDLKY'S SECRET.
Robert Audley J. C. M'COLLOM
lo conclude with the American comedy of
THE PEOPLE'S LAWYER.
In rehearsal, a romantic play entitled
SNAHEi OK, WHAT CAN'T MONEY DO!
aM
RS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins V to 8.
HEN EE IT OK LYDI A THOMPSON.
TO-NIGHT (Friday). September lu, 1N1.H.
'I'he Two (ireat Scenes of
IXloN.
And tho Ijorul Itnrlesinte,
hINUAD THE SAILOR,
11Y LVD I A THOMPSON AND TROUPE.
TO-MORROW (Saturday), at 3 o'clock,
ONLY LYDI A THOMPSON MATINEE.
ON MONDAY il'HH, FORTY THIEVES.
170X'S AMERICAN THExVTRE WALNUT
A1 above EIGHTH.
MOIS DA Y EVENING. Sept.. U.and all thn Week,
IHBWONKKIIKL'L KIRALKY TROUPE,
E'levon iu number.
ROKERT NIOK LK, the World's Prestidicitateur,
New Ballet lie Roa, I.e Suanli and Hallut Trouim.
Matinee on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock.
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GARDEN Nos. 720, 733, T2-I, and 72 VINE Street.
THE GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the propert
of the GRAND DUKK OK BADEN, purohased at grea
oxpenao by JACOB VALKR, of this city, in combination
witb E LAM PR'S ORCHESTRA and Miss NELLIE AiT
DKRSWN, will perform EVERY AFTERNOON ansT
EVENING at the above-mentioned place. Admissio
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PATENTS.
pATENT OFFICES,
N. W. Comer FOURTH and CIIESNUT
(Entrance on FOURTH street).
rr.Aisicis d. FASTonzus,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Patents procured for Inventions In the United
States and Foreign Countries, and all business re
lating to the same promptly transacted. Cull or send
for circulars on Patents.
Open tU19 o'clock every evening. 8 6 srathS
CTATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. STATE
Riirhts of a valuable Invention just patented, and for
the SLICING, CUTTING, and CHIPPING of dried boef.
cabbage, etc., are hereby ottered for sale It is an urticlo
ot great, value to proprietors of hotels and restaurants,
and it should be introduced into evory family. STATE.
RIGHTS lor salo. Model can be seen at TELEGRAPH,
OFFICE, COOPER'S POINT. N.J.
f27t,f MUNDY ft HOFFMAN
PAPER HANGINGS, E I C.
E A N & WARD,
i
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE
PAPER HANGINGS,
NO. 261 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
IXTWIBN WALKTTT AND BTBUCV,
PHILADELPHIA.
COUNTRY WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED
TO. 18
T OOK ! LOOK ! ! LOOK ! ! ! WALL PAPERS
A J and Linen Window Shades Manufactured, tha
cheapest in the city.ut, JOHNSTON'S Depot, No. 101)3
SPRING GARDEN Street, below Eleventh. Branch, No.
307 K KDKRAL Street, Caindon, Now Jersoy. J 25
ERRICK & SONS
sournwARK foundry,
No. 430 WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia,
WILLIAM WRIGHT'S PATENT VARIABLB
CUT-OFF STEAM ENGINE,
Regulated by the Governor. '
MERRICK'S SAFETY HOISTING MACHINE,
Patented June, 1S6S.
DAVID JOYfl
PATENT VALVKLESS STEAM HAMMER,
D. M. WESTON'S
PATENT PELF-CENTRING, SELF-BALANriNI
CENTRIFUGAL bUOAK-DltALNLNU MACHINE,
HYDRO EXTRACTOR. :
For Cotton or Woollen Manufacturers. 1 10 m wi
i. VACOUII atKRBJCK. WILLIAM M. afKaJUOK.
jorm k. oopk
WIRE W O Tk.
GALVANIZED and Painted WIRB GUARDS,
store fronts and windows, for factory and warehouse
windows, for churches and cellar windows. ,
IRON and WIRE RAILINGS, for balconies, offices,
cemetery and garden fences.
Liberal allowance made to Contractors, Bullderi.
and Carpenters. All orders Oiled with promptness
and work guaranteed.
ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
No. 1184 RIDGE Avenue Pulla.
T 3 stuttiOm
yy IRE GUARDS,
FOR STORE FRONTS, ASYLUMS, FAC
TORIES, ETC.
Patent Wire Hulling, Irou Bedsteada, Ornamental
Wire Work, Paper-mukers' Wires, and every variety
of Wire Work, manufactured by t
M. WALKER A SONS,
No. U N. BIXTILStreiit.
'1 3fmw5
pjORNY'S TASTELESS
Fruit Preserving Powder,
la warranted to keep Strawberries superior to anv knot)
prooeaa, aa well as other fruit, without being air-tiah
Price, 0 ita a package, bold bj ths frrooers.
XANK. NOttNY de CO Proprietor.
lIBim "o. North SECOND Hi. Philada.'
w
ILI-IAM ANDERSON CO., DEALER?
iu Fine Wbiakiea, '-.
No. 146 North SECOND Street,
2
-IOIIN FARNUM & CO., COMMISSION MftTi
f I cbantsand Manufaoturer. of cWeatSVai- ER
ruiiatlelpuia.