THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, IblYJ.
(JltT Affairs.
The barn of Mr. Comly, situated on the Ox
ford road, about one mile north of Frankfort),
wag destroyed by firo yeptcrday morning. It is
fnppoocd to have been the "work of an Incen
diary. The loos, In the absence of the family,
Who are all away, is estimated at 10,000. In
sured for 4000.
The boat-house of the Pennsylvania and
Crescent Clubs, ibove Falrmount, was formally
opened on Saturday afternoon. It wus preceded
by a review of the Schuylkill Navy. The new
house is 54 feet in length and 37 feet in width,
and two stories high. It is built of stone quar
ried on the west bank of the Schuylkill, oppo
Bite the Park, of a blue-grey color. The inte
rior is fitted tip in a handsome manner, With
dressing and reception rooms. There is a bal
cony on tho river front.
The Republican Invinclbles paraded on Sat
urday night in considerable numbers, and made
a handsome display. Governor Geary reviewed
them, from the balcony of tho League House
and made a brief address, in which lie spoke of
the reduction of the State debt during his ad
ministration, and also of the reduction of tho
national debt since tho Inauguration of Presi
dent Grant. Ho urged nnited action on the part
of the Kcpubl icans at the coming election, and
said that th result would have a bearing upon
the Presidential contest of 1873.
At a largo meeting of citizens of tho north
western part of the city, held on Saturday
evening, at tho Spring Ciarden Engine House,
Ridge avonuo, nonr Jellerson street, for tho par
pose of taking some action in reference to the
short supply of water throughout the district,
the following resolution was adoptcd:-t-
Pesolvcd, That City Councils be petitioned to
take prompt measures to relieve us by acting in
the present emergency, and by the erection of a
retcrvoir of surticieut elevation and suitable
location to meet future demands.
Mr. Alexander O'Ncil, morocco tanner, re
Biding in Buttonwood street, below Tenth, while
on his way home from his work on Friday,
slipped and fell on a curbstone and dislocated
liis left shoulder. Dr. 8 tecs was ealled in and
reduced the dislocation. A daughter of Mr.
Ralph P. Miller was severely injured, on Satur
day, by being knocked down and having one of
her limbs lacerated by the wheel of a coal car.
The accident occurred at a coal yard on Wash
ington avenue, near Eleventh street. The suf
ferer, who is eleven years old, was conveyed to
the residence of her father, at Fourth and Mcll
vaine streets. Mary Fitzgerald was received
into the Hospital on Saturday, with severe injury
to one of her legs by being run over by a train
on the Camden and Ambo'y Railroad.
Domestic Altai.
Gold closed on Saturday at 13(V?.
Vice-President Colfax is again at San Fiau
cisco. Trensnry Department clerks now keep a
record of time lost.
Senator Cole has left Washington for his
home in California.
Tho Mississippi State Fair will beheld at
Jackson, from October 20 to October 30.
Governor Iluight, of California, was at
Onmha tn Saturday, n route Eastward.
During five days' exhibition, the Mechanics'
Institute Fair, at San Fraucisco, took in en
trance fees, $0,000.
. Washburne ik Co.'s paint and oil store, No.
207 Pearl street, New York, was burned last
night. Loss, f 10.000.
Eight buildings were struck by lightning
near Harrisburg during the storm of Saturday
last. No lives were lost.
On Saturday President Grant assisted In
laying the corner-stone of the new Town Hall
at Washington, Pa.
John '1 nomas Penn, the last male descendant
of William Penn, founder of this city, died in
Englaud on Friday.
The State Fair will bo held at Harrisburg,
commencing Tuesday, September 23, and will
continuo for the three succeeding days.
At Williamsport, Pa., Judge McCandless
rendered a decision making it impossible to
unite the Washington and Jefferson Colleges.
The Kentucky State Fair closed on Satur
day, after five days' 8ueccssftillnislnes9. Forty
five thousand people attended, and the gate
money amounted to isl4,000.
In Charleston, S. C, yesterday, one of the
largest churches was filled with a congregation
who subscribed a large' amount for the Avoudale
widows and orphans.
Foreltrn A flairs.
Five war vessels arc about to sail from Spain
for Cuba.
The Duke of Edinburgh was at Yeddo on
August 3D.
A Paris journal says the French Government
will send no representative to the Ecumenical
Council.
Two parties in Japan are clamoring over
Ennomoto, the rebel chief. Prince Satsuma
wants his life spared, while (he opposite party
want to nave mm oeucaaea.
- Should the Duke of Genoa, sou of Victor
Emanuel, ascend the throne of Spain, it is pro
bable he will be assisted by a regency composed
of Montpensier, Serrano, and Kivero.
A party of strikers and a party of non-striking
workiugmen met and fought in Londonderry
on Friday. The troops were called out, and,
charging both parties, killed one and wounded a
large number.
London, Sept. 18. The Spectator says war
between theUnitcd States and Spain, ou account
of Cuba, appears like a moral impossibility, but
is universally believed just now in Spain. The
war enthusiasm here is gathering fast. Minister
Sickles' proposition is inconsistent with the pre
cedent furnished bv the conduct of the United
States in lbCl. tYlth Spanish pride and Ameri
can sympathies, the situation is very critical.
It is dillicult to believe that Spain, with a divided
people, a bankrupt treasury, one colony in
revolt, others to lose, and nothing to gaiu, can
seriously contemplate a war with one of tho
greatest powers of the earth.
. The Saturday Jievieie holds that this proposal
of Geueral Sickles is accurately reported. 1 here
. is no ground for complaint ngainst America for
making the ofler to Spain in the character of a
disinterested mediator. It is possible that some
of those people in Spain who urge the Bonding
of relnf6rceinents to Cuba desire the absence or
the armv, for with the military power only can
tho Regent maintain the power and authority of
the Cortes against the Republicans and Carlists.
The friends of Isabella might be formidable in
the absence of the army, and the Government
must see that to sacrifice the army will not save
Cuba. Alluding to the desire of the Americans
to possess Cuba, the writer thinks the arguments
of Buchanan in favor of annexation must bo
more agreeable to their cars, now that slavery
has been suppressed; but whether it is their
true interest to include an alien and uneengouial
population in the Uniou is a (juestiou for future
history, .
Madrid, Sept. 10 It is rumored that Napo
leon has telegraphed to the French Minister at
Washington that France desires that Cuba bo
retained by Spain. Prim, it is said, has had a
second Interview with Napolcoa and Lord
Clarendon. The British Foreign Secretary has
also had another audience with the Emperor. A
decree, proclaiming liberty of worship in Cuba,
will appear in the olllclal Gazette to-morrow.
It is probable that Bccarra or Rlvero will be
sent to Cuba, to resolve on the spot all questions
of administration. The embarkation of rein
forcements for Cuba has commenced. It Is con
fidently asserted that AdmirallTopete will com
mand the fleet. -
The prospects of tho Duke of Genoa afc a can
didate for the Spanish throne are increasing.
His marriage with tho daughter of the Duke of
Montpensier has been proposed.
THE KMF.
htabbliiK AHray In the Tenth Ward.
bout 1 o'clock yesterday morning Joseph
Ripp. residing at the corner of Cherry and i il
son streets, was attacked while asleep in his bed-
" . i- H.lnl atnrv of the bulidlnsr. bV a
room, m , . . " - - ' :
man imincd William H. Barnes, residing in the
eamo house, who vhjently beat him with a
. bi ...r.ino' from his bed and fled to
the street where he was again assailed by Barnes
wUU luKliw-kJtffe art cut ia Ui. tow ol (b
bend three times, the wounds being about two
Inches long and half an inch deep. He also cut
one of Ripp's fingers nearly off. Mrs. Rinp was
sitting in the room at the time, ond in her at
tempts to shield her husband was beaten. Sho
had a small ehlld in her arms, who narrowly es
caped being killed.
Barnes fled from the house, and was not cap
tured until yesterday afternoon, when ho was
found at his home by Sergeant Lynch, who took
hlin to the lockup at Fifteenth and Filbert
streets.
Ripp's wounds are considered to bo of a seri
ous character. He Is a German, and bears-a
good'reputatlon for honesty and industry.
Haines is employed in the United States Mint,
having begun work there about two weeks ago.
He Is represented to be a man of violent temper,
and it is alleged some time ago was convicted on
the charge ol stabbing Mrs. McKlwee, residing
at No. 2i29 Cuthbcrt street. He will have a
hearing this afternoon at the Central Station.
SUFFOCATION.
Two Kcinnlcn Pound Dead In Fled.
The house No. 1315 Wood street Js occupied
by four families. Tho front room on tho first
floor was inhabited by William Cunncrton and
w ife. During tho last week Mrs. Eli.a McGinn,
a widow, having left the family with which sho
was employed as a domestic, went to the Cun
ncrtons to'sUy until she could find other em
ployment. About 10J o'clock on Saturday
night last they all retired, and tho family being
very poor, slept on the floor.
Mrs. Hurley, tho landlady, about 10 o'clock
yesterday morning knocked at the door, and
Deceiving no answer, entered and found both the
women dead, and the man insensible. Help
was sent for Immediately, and Drs. Steis,
Ducket, and Clark, of tho U. S. Army, by the
uso of an electric battery and other remedies, by
4 o'clock in the afternoon succeeded In arousing
Cunncrton to consciousness, and warding off all
Immediaie danger.
An examination of the room disclosed the fact
that there was no ventilation whatever, and that
the gas from a coal lire burning in a grate, the
humidity of tlie atmosphere preventing it from
nseending the Hue, had filled the room, and
caused the death of the women by suffocation.
Mr. Cunncrton keeps a small fruit and candy
stand near the Reading Hail road Depot. Mrs.
Eliza McGinn leaves three daughters and two
sous. They were all sober when they retired.
Incident ill.
The damage done in Northwestern Minne
sota by tho storm which began on Saturday, the
11th. and continued until Tuesday was immense
Mr. George Gillaspy, the Democratic candi
date for Governor of Iowa, says ho "cannot
agree to allow Hon. Johu B. Grinncll to join him
at his appointments."
The Democrats of Western New York ask
that Judge Samuel L. Soldcn be nominated for
tho Court of Appeals, andsay that their section
is entitled to one of the Judges at least.
General Canby has been appealed to by a
black man and white woman In Petersburg. Va.,.
who want to get married and can't because they
have been refused a license.
Rev. Dr. Sears has given :00 of the Pea
body fund for the education of orphans of Vir
ginia soldiers. The only other appropriation
made In Virginia was given to a school in Peters
burg. By keeping the accounts of the American
Board of Foreign Missions open until the middle
of this month, the balance against the Board has
been reduced from $110,000 on the 1st of August
to $51(25.
It is reported that General Wickham, and
other prominent Wells Republicans In Virginia,
denounce the approaching Radical Convention
as factious opposition to the incoming State
administration.
The former townsmen of Governor Harrison
Reed, of Florida, heartily expressed their
wishes for his future success at a reception ten
dered him in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ou Tues
day evening.
The Tampa (Fla.) Peninsular, In a recent
issue, gives the followingexteusive list of steam
ship "exports:" "Per Lavncca, for New Or
leans, two barrels potatoes, one coop fowls, one
box gophers." i
It Is tho Atlantic and Pacific States Tele
graph Company, whose two lines extend from
San Francisco to Virginia City, Nevada, and
Murysville. California, which has been absorbed
by the Western Union.
The master mechanics of the leading rail
ways of the country have held a convention in
Pittsburg this week, its object being to profit
by each other's experience in the construction
and operation of the roads and of rolling stock.
The German friends of Senator Carl Schurz
in San Francisco gave him as parting presents
a silver set of six pieces, a set of gold quartz
studs and sleeve buttons, and a colored photo
graph of himself, besides a set of gold jewelry
jor ids wiiv.
Various relies have just been sold at Auc
tion in Newport. R. I., among them a chair that
belonged to Cotton Mather, a clock 287 years
old, and various pieces of furniture, that date
back to a uerlod uelorc tue revolutionary war.
An iron hammer that "came over in tho May
tiower" was also disposed of. 3Sd
A Kentncky turnpike company sought to
turn a penny, honest or otherwise, by claiming
compensation from the Government for the use
of their roads by the army during tho Rebellion.
Attorney-General Hoar lias given au opinion
that the accounting office is not authorized
by existinglaws to allow any part ot the claim,
"One's idea of American human nature,"
says the Petersburg (Va.) lndev, "must soften in
contemplating the alacrity and open-hearted
generosity Willi wnicn too nnuim responds to
the needs of the Avondale sufferers. The great
heart that underlies all our isms 'and exaggera
tions beats warm and true all tho while. Herein
lies our great hope for the future."
Mayor 1 all sends this telegram to tho parti
cipants In the Humboldt celebration at Alle
gheny, Pa.: "The streets of tho metropolis are
crowded with those honoring the memory of him
who wrote his autograph upon every surface of
the physical world. Indeed, the purely scienti
fic jubilee rivals any of recent political or histo
rical import."
Ex-Governor Seymour delivered, last Tuurs-.
day, the annual address at the Fair of the Herki
mer County Agricultural Society. Its main
object was to present the superior attractions of
country life over the great cities, and in closing
Mr. Seymour said that he found that the days
have come when he must seek enjoyment else
where than in the active pursuits of life, and
that that enjoyment can be found by him only in
the country.
Foreign Item.
. From the same place we learn of a new de
velopment of Islam. The Panthays, or Chinese
Mussulmans, have had permission to build a
mosque. Islam Is raising its head in China,
where there is a formidable insurrection of its
followers.
A high school has been established at Man
delav, tho capital of Burmah, by the Rev. Mr.'
Marks, who has brought from British Burmah a
staff of thirteen Burmese teachers. English is
also taught, and for this purpose the King of
Burmah has directed some oi ms sons to auena
dally. '
From an article upon Georgia by M. de
Villeneuvc, the last explorer of that district, it
appears that the much-vaunted beauty of the
(ieorglau women is almost whtlly confined to
the Inhabitants of the provinces of Imerothia
and Mingrelia. As for the men, they are dis
tinguished by another advantage the promi
nence of their noses. M. de Villeneuvo speaks of
these noses in terms of tho greatest enthusiasm:
The Pall Mall Gazette miy: It is now stated
that the lately discovered diary of Lord Pulmer
ston does not extend beyond 1830; but if he
wrote a diary during any part of his later life, it
is unlikely that any frank jottings made later
could be published now, while it Is to be hoped
that up to li0 Sir II. Bulwer may be free to
give the world very soon an unreserved blogra
f.hv It is Impossible that Lord Palmorston s
manuscripts can be freely used to tell everything
that they can tell for the reign of QuecnVleto
ria for some considerable time to come. But we
his memorable dismissal from the Foreign OQlcc
by Lord Russell, ond her Majesty's miuuto re
quiring to see all bis despatches, and enjoining
him to make no changes after she had sees them,
which Lord RupscJI read in tho House of Commons,
and as to which Lord Palmcrston kept silence.
Posterity will know the whole truth; but any
one now above forty can hardly expect to live
to know It. The latest revelations of political
correspondence of high importance are Lord
Grey's of ISia, ond even here it is only a selec
tion. Lord Breughton, better known as Sir
John Uobhouse, has just left his papers to the
British Museum, with a condition that they shall
not be openod till tho year lSKX). Where will
most gentlemen of forty be then? Whether a
later diary is discovered or not, Lord Palmcrston
is sure to have left abundance of materials for
the political history of tho later portion of his
life. He was a great letter writer. He is said
to have written regularly once a week a long
letter of political chit-chat to his brother. Sir
William Temple, the diplomatist, who was Min
ister at Naples from J&iii till his death In 18"7;
and the entire correspondence with his brother
preserved.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine ewt nee First Pagt,
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
Rt-H P.IRM 6'4K I Moox RtM
Hvh Beth tt(il High Wat Kb Vn
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP TRADE.
Jobs O. Jamks, j
O. B. Dcnixmow, Oommitth o TBI Month.
Thomas L. Uillkspik, )
MOVEMENT OK OCKAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR AM K.RIO A.
Cordova....
Hnndt
Denmark...
Austrian.. .
.London New York.
, .Bremen New York.
, .Liverpool New York.
Auk. 28
nept. 1
Nopt.
Kept.
1
2
4
7
.Liverpool... .Quolmc
C. of Limerick. .Antwerp New York...
Alnpno Liverpool.
,.New York via Boa.... Sept.
.nopt.
Colorado Liverpool
Pennsylvania... .Livorpool
New York.
.Sept. 8
New York
New York
. .Kept. 8
..Knpt. 9
..Kept. 6
..Sept. in
..Nopt. n
..Kept. 11
..Kept. 11
..Kept. 11
..Kept. 11
G. of Boston. . . .Liverpool
Moravian Liverpool Uuelieo
Cambria. tiUngow.- New York
Scotia Liverpool New York
Ktna Iaverpool Now York via Hal.
ijpuona ixinnun new York,
Mile de Paria. . . Brest Now York ,
Gimbria Havre Now York
FOR KUROPR.
O. of Baltimore.. Now York. ...Liverpool, via Hal
A llemanma. . . .New York. ...Hamburs
Nevada. New York. ...Liverpool
Java New York.. ..Liverpool
Palmyra New York. ...Liverpool
Donau Now Yotk.... Bremen
..Rept. 21
....Bopt. 31
. ...Sept. 23
Kept. 2J
....Kept. 23
....Kept. 23
....Kept. 25
. ...SeDt. 2H
Cordova New York. ...London
City of Boston . .New York. ...Livornool . .
City of Paris. . . .New York. ... Liverpool
(JOAKTWIKK. nnu K&Tin UI
...Out. 2
Yazoo... .I"'1a New )r'ins... ..... .8ept. 23
Prometheus Pbilada Charleston Sept. 33
Columbia.... ... New York.. ..Havana, via Naa.....hept. 23
North Amorica. New York.. ..Rio Juneiro Kept 23
Tonawanda Pbilada Savannah Sept. 25
Cleopatra New York.. .. Vera Uruz Kept. 25
Alaska. New York.... Aspinwall Oct. 6
Maiia are forwarded by every steamer In the re pillar lines.
The steamers for or from Liverpool call at tjueenstown, ox.
cept the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry. The
steamers for or from the Continent call at Southampton.
CLKAREO SATURDAY.
Steamship Norman. Crowell, Bout on, 11. Winsor it Co.
Steamer J. K. Khrivor, Dennis, Baltimore, A. (it-oven, Jr
Sohr Minnie Repplior, Conover, Rotterdam, D. S. Stetson
A Co.
Sohr Oueen of the West. Beat ty, Mobilo, do.
Kcbr P. Boice, Adams, Boston, Blakiston, Graetf k Oo.
Kchr J. P. Cake. Kndicott, I all River, do
Kchr Josephine, Phinney, New London, do.
Schr K. A. 1'verman, Corson, Boston, do
Kchr James Bradley, Bradley, Washington, do.
Schr Cbas. O. Hearse. Boston, do.
Kchr Annie V. Bergen, Thompson, Boston, do.
KchrO. H. Vickerv. Benton, Richmond. Ktting A Bro.
Rchr K. M. Pennoll, Ackley, Kulem, Warren A iirewt.
Schr A. L. Cutler, hmith, Bangor, Uuminett, Neill & Co.
Kohr Gen. Grant. Coloern, Richmond, do.
Barge Reading RR. No. W, Hosier, New York, do.
Barge Roading RR. No. H. Schmidt, New York, do.
Barge Constitution, Scanlan, New York, do.
ARRIVKDSATURDAY.
btenmship Pioneer, Burrett, BO hours from Wilmintrton,
N. C, with naval stoies, etc, to Phila'lolphia and South
ern Mail Steamship Co. Sept. 17, 25 miles south of Hat
terus, exchanged signals with a barque allowing white tlag,
with black W in the ceutre-supposed to be tho Kestlexs.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, 24 hours from New York, with
mdse. to W. M. Baird A Co.
Nor. barque Abraham Skalle, Gregersen, 66 days from
London, with mdse. to C. F. A G. G. Lennig.
Br. brig Conederation, Humphreys, 75 day from Cette,
with wines, brand es, etc., to Walilon, Ku'bn A Co. vessel
to L. Wetorgiiard A Co. 4th ult., lut. 35 IS, long. 8 Jft,
spoke whnling barque Sarah, of New Bedford, with 221)
barrels sperm oil : name time spoke harquo Annawan, of
New Bedford, with 25 barrels sperm oil.
AT QTJARANTINK.
Scbr Catharine John, from Trinidad.
Correnpeviffnrr of Th Knrninq IVtntraph.
E ASTON A MoMAHON'S BUXLKTIN.
Nkw York Office, Sept. IS. Nine barges leave la
tow to-night for Baltimore, light.
Joseph lord, Willi hay, for Philadelphia.
Baltimouk Buancu Office, Sept. 18. The following
barges leave in tow to-night, eastward:
J.J. Wolcott; M. A. Loughney; Nigbtlncale; Mary
Dunn : W. T. Blessing : Lnan ; Rockwood ; and N. B. Craw
ford, all with coal, for New York,
PBiLADEi.raiA Bbancu OFFior, Sept. 20. The barges
Gen. Butler, with coal; Dreadnaught, with coal; and
Alpha, with guano, for Baltimore, lut t to day. L. 8. C.
Corrffvnnilmre of the FhtlaiMphla Kxehanqt.
Lk.wes, Del., Sept. 17-P. M.-Brig Tubal Cain, from
Ciunfuegos, puKsed in to day. .
'1 he scbr L. W. Burdsall. bound out, came to the Break
water, and remains, wilU all tho Heel before reporter!.
Wind K.NE. LABAN L. LYONS.
r, : t MEMORANDA.
F,;ip J. O. Boynton, Waycott, hence, at Antwerp 6th
instant.
Ship A rehires, Edwards, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Liverpool tith inst.
Ship Karanak, Turley, for Philadelphia, sailed from Liv
erpool 4t h inst. -
bbip Philadelphia, Flock, cleared at New York 18th inst.
for Bremen. ,
Ship Japan, Emmons, at San Francisco from Baltimore,
reports that Andrew Brown, seaman, of Philadelphia, fell
from foretopmaat yard, and was killed.
Steamship Juniata, Hoxie, hence, at New Orleans A. M.
lHth inttt.. and was up to return 25th.
Kteamfhip Kaxon, Sears, hence, at Boston 17th inst.
Steamship Tonawanda, Wakeley.for Philadelphia, sailed
from bavauuah lstb inst.
Steamer Jas. S.Green, Vance, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Richmond 17th inst.
Steamer F..O. Knight loft Georgetown 16tu Inst. for
Chester. Pa., where she will receive a new boiler auj be
thoroughly repaired.
KteaniPT Rattlesnake, Morshon, 36 hours from Portland,
at New York lth inst.
Barque Forsoget, Smith, from London for Philadelphia,
sailed from Gravesend 5th inst.
. Barque J. U. AIcLaneu, Corning, hence, at Antworp tfth
lnxtant.
Barque Rarhole, Catiero, at Gibraltar 28th ult., reported
from Philadelphia, and left 3m h for Genoa.
Barque Veteran, Cathcart, benoe for Boston, at Holmes'
Hole 17th inst.
Barque White Cloud, Freeman, from Salem for Phila
delphia, at Holmes' Hole 17th inst., and sailed again.
Brig Leonard Myers, for Bridgeport, sailed from Ouro
coa 1st iiixt.
Brig Mat tie, for Philadelphia, was spoken 12th inst. lat.
87, long. 70 40.
Brig J. Bickmnre. Henley, for Philadelphia, oleared at
bt. John, N. B., 17th inst.
Scbr Teaser, for Philadelphia, clears 1 at St. John, N,
B., 17th inst,
NOTIOK TOMARINERS.
The Red Nun Buoy No. 2, north side ol Gedney's Chan
nel, entrance to New York Bay, has broken adrift from its
moorings. It will be replaced as soon as possible.
CENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
FOUrVT OF FASHION.
5ENTS FURNISIUNU STOKE.
MRS. MIKNIE OUMMING8 has opened the above
named place, at No. 119 South EIGHTH SUeot, where
gentlemen can find evervthtng in their line.
The best fitting SHIRTS in the city, ready made or
made to order.
Purchasers of twelve articles receive the thirteenth at a
Gift.
UMBRELLAS TO HIRE for 25 cents.
Hundkeictiefs hemmed free of charge.
Polite Salesladies in attendance,
call is respectfully solicited and satisfaction guar
anteeo.
98 MINNIE CUM MINOS.
He Sa Ke Ga
Karris' Seamless Kid Cloves.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR GENTS' GLOVES.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.,
BJ75rp No. 814 CHE8NUT Street.
p AT EN T SIIOULDElt-SEAM
, v SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING SKJRE.
PERFECTLY FITTING BIIIRT8 AND DRAWERS
made from measurement at very short notice.
All other articles of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
GOODS lit lull v arid J.
WTNCJIESTKR ft CO ,
)ll No. it cmaaNUX tJUvct,
FOR SALE.
FOR BALE OR TO RENT.
GERMANTOWJf, Ave minutes' walk from Wayne
Station, two neat aad comfortable Houses on WAYNH
Street, below Manhaim, suitable for a small and ceitee)
family, with all the modern conveniences, gas, water,
range, heater, etc Rent, $410 per annnm. Apply to
JACOB KAUPP, No. 77 WISTER Street, Oermantowo;
Possession at once. A 18 tf
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HANDSOME ARCH STRKET RESIDENCE.
No. i:29, 20 by 137, In thorongh order, with modern im
provemente. Apply to JOS. L. CAVEN,
t St No. 16 N. NINTH Street.
No. 131 EIGHTEENTH. ABOVE WAL-
il RUT Street, near Rittnnhouse Hunare The most
complete $nd eUgant medium cir.e DWKLLINO invest
part of city ; lower tlonr solid walnut finish: every conve
nience: for sale, with possession. J. LIST. No. H'39
a Ainu t Birero.
PITflJNT UPriWV.RTfWF. Tf F.ST.
DENCE8. Nos. 4113 and 4UH Spruce street, for sale
or to rent. Apply to .
C v- rriijljct na'M ur.a,
27fmwlm No. 1JU 8. FRONT Street.
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS ON THE SCHOYL-
Lp"! 'Ji'l KILL. A steamer leaves Fairmotmt for
"1mT Falls of Schuylkill EVERY FORTY-FIVE
MINUTES during the day. Steamers run every day in
the week. The Green and Coates Streets Passenger Rail
wny Company exchange tickets with the boats. 8 3fltf
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO BE-
verly, Burlington, and Bristol, by the steam
bout .TU11N A. WAliNKR. Loaves Pliiladol-
plilli. Vjuesnui. rireet wnan, at a nnu e o ciooa r. m. xvv
turnlng, leaves Bristol at ti ko o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock
P.M. btopoing each war at Riverten.Torresdale.Auda
lusia. Beverly, and Burlington. Fare 3u cents. Kxenr
sion, 40 cents. 7 3 Sua
BHIPPINQ.
.CHARLESTON, S. C
THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
FAST FREIGrllT HiINIii
EVERY THURSDAY.
Tlie Stcfimfhlps PROMETHEUS, Captain Gray, and
u, w. r.vjiit.iiAix, captHin. itincKiey,
WILL FORM A REGULAR WEEKLY LINE.
The BtcBrtiKhlrt PROMETHEUS will sail on
THURSDAY, Heptember 23, at 4 P. M.
Tnrouptu mils oi lamug given id connection with
S. C. R. R. to points In the South and Southwest.
Insurance at lowest rates. Rates of freight as low
as by any other route. For freight, apply to
E. A. SOUDER A CO.,
sxm uuerk Bnusi.11 wu.AH.tr,
tfcL R LIVERPOOL ANE
fe,f7XQUEENSTOWN-Inrnan Line of Mail
MS it&iCi amera ar0 appointed to sail as fol
J. iftag lowa
1 ol hall ItlinrA via 1Tn1ifu T...J, n O . M . , t. .
City of Boston, Saturday, Sept. i at 1 P. M.
City of Pari, Saturday. Oct. nt P. M.
F.tna (via Halifax), Tuesday, O.-t. 5. at 1 P. M
And eacll BllfrceeiliniF Sa,,ilD. . n 1 , . T ,
from Pier 45. Nort h River. ' """""
JtA I H.S OH- PANSAtiK.
BY TBI! MA1I, PTEAMEB SAHJNU EVKBY SATUBDAY.
uuff? TVPHld- Payable in Currency.
RbTCABIN $100STKKRAOK.
FIRS'
To Ixindon,
.$31
105 To London...
1 o Paris.
4U
10 Ilol To Paris
PABAiE DY THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HALIFAX.
Payable inGeld. Payable in Currencv.
Liverpool....
.80 Livertoo) $ '
naniMx. .
bt. John's, N. F., ) St. John's, N. F., )
by Branch Steamer.. J by Brunch Steamer....
JJ fialititx is
X . " xiiuuuurg, oreuien,
etc. at reduced rut es. 1
Tickets can be bought here at modorate rates b not
Sons wishing tosend for their friends,
,r,rJu.rtbfr.infornl,ltion apply at the Company's Office
JOI1N.O. DALE. Aeent. No. IS HUOAIiCvaV m v
orto O'DONNKLL A FAIfl.xf. A.n.
4 6 No. 411 OllESNUT Street. PhiladolplTia.
. ONLY BIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
: sr.
-Vem . ' ' -
' -EarL-it . r.Al Vi . V.V-.-" Kltfl L I HA NS ATLANTIO
mew iCTjJA Wftirnni'o MAIL STKAAINIIIPH
Tha awAaVtAlA non wuc.l. M 1LI. r
r0nTnISr -Vii .V J,"!.:" '"ome rente for the
Saturday. 1,orul mer
in gold (including wine),
'I II u u van rw . .mn
First Cabin fB140 I Second ri-hin
x TO PARIS, 90
t-. . . . " i't-cin, i m Minuet) on ooara.
First Cabin 146 I Second ;hin wu, .
1 hese steamers do not carry steerage passense'ra." ' V
Medical attendance free of chargeT v"01- '
v. .v - ..B.D,,ViD kihK w or nmrniQ. xrom tnecof
tinent of Kurope. by taing the stoamers o? this linervji'
unnecessary risks from transit by Knglish railways an
cropting the channel, besides saving time, trouble, audax
. 'ii' i. .i n i r I' A unt
, No. 6H BROADWAY, Now York
For nARiuiff a In P)iiluH.,i..i.;.. , .1 . J ""v .?
ComnanyTto ' mvv" HI lWM
No. 330 CHKSNUT Street.
tsprs LORILLARD'S STEAMSHIP
P- fl - J.TKfr inn
WEVV YORK.
Bailing on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
RKDUCTION OF RATES.
KrAfpht hv this linA tnlrnn at 1Q ,M .
" 7 I v . pounae,
eentB Per foot, or 1 cent iini .i.llnn .kin . .
- ' a , . UUVU, All-
vance charges cashed at office on Pi. v..ii,t ; j
. . ..vua inmng
at all tunes on covered wharf. .
JOHN F, OHL,
2 285 Pier 19 North Wharves.
B. N. Fxtra'rates on small packages iron, metal, ete.
tXf- .PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND,
IX'TUOUGli FRKIGJi V AIR LINM
THE SOUTH AND WEST. 1U
KVKHV SiTlraiuv
At noon, from lUiST WUARD' above MARKE1
THROUGH RATKS to all points In North and Sont
Carolina, via Seaboard Air Line Railroad, connecting a?
Portsmouth and to Lynchburg, Va., Tennessee and thl
W est, via V irginia and Tennessee Air Line and Richmond
and Danville Railroad.
Freight HANDLKD BUT ONOK, and taken at LOWES
RATKS THAN ANY OTHER LINK. "1,"m" WWJJ(
The regularity, safoty, and cheapness of this route oom
mend it to the public as the most desirable medium
c trying every description of freight.
No charge for commibaion,' drayage, or any expense
transfer.
Steamships Insured at the lowest ratos.
Freight received daily.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE A OO.,
No. 12 S. WHARVES and Pier 1 N. WHARVKS.
W. P. PORTKH, Agent at Richmond and City Point.
T. P. CROWKLL A CO.. Agents at Norfolk. e 1
av NOTICE. FOR NEW YORK, VIJ
WVtM.& DKLAWARK AND RARITAN CANAL.
afiLaarsrW RXPRKSS 6TKAM BOAT COMPANY.
iue C11KAPKST and yUICKKST water oouuuunioa
tion between Philadelphia and New York.
Steamers leave daily from lirst wharf below Marks
utreet, Philadelphia, and foot of Wall street. New Yorl
Coods forwarded by all the lines running out of Net
fork, North, Kast, and West, free of commission.
Freight received and forwarded on aooommodatli
larni. WILLIAM P. CLYDE A CO., Agents.
No US. DKLAWARB Avenue. Philadelphia,
no. JAMKS HAND, Agent.
5 35 No. 119 WALL Street, NewYork
NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
Alexandria) Georgetown, and Washington, D.
A (J., via Chosaueake and Delaware Canal, with
connections at Alexandria fromthe most direct route for
Irnchburg, llnslol, iuioaviuv, naauvwe, uaiton, 1QUU1
Bteamers leave regularly every Saturday at noon from tn
first wharf above Market street.
Freight received da.lyLT IAM p OLYDK A CO..
No. 14 North and South Wharves.
HYDE TYTJCR, Agents, at Georgetown; M
ItLDBlDGE t-'O., AgenU at Alexandria. 6 1
WnTTflTC FOR N1T.W VftTJTT VTi
I Delaware and Raritan Canal. RWIlTSURlt
I TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.-DES-
SaTTuAND BWIFTSURE LINK.
The busineu by these lines will be resumed on and after
he 8tb of March. Fox freights, which will be taken on
uicommodaUug Ufrnu, apply to
Na 122 South Wharves,
N
OW IS TUB TIME TO OLEANSB
YOUR nousn
YVL1lIli:H, IIAIITMAH A CO.'S
WASHING AND CLKAN8INU POWDER
Is unequalled for sernbblng Ilntau Floors, and all bona,
i ,, IT- Ask for it and take no other,
bold DM. A,UI" W. U. BOWMAN. Bole Agent,
Cotton sail duck and canvas,
lv of all numbers and brands. Tent, Awning, Trunk,
and Wagou-O"" Dack. Also, Paper Manufaoturera'
Drier Felts, from thirty to seventy-six Inches widei
Paulina. Belting, ball 1 -fn.. etc. f KVFRM AN
9.XL3tmjMViiBUSttVUSwit
WATOHE8, JEWELRY, ETC
'EYVIS LAD0MUS& CO.
DIAMOND IJKALKHS & JKWELEUS.Y
WATCH B8, JEWELRY A HILVKH WiHr.
VWAT0HE3 nd JEWELRY REPAIRED,,
,102 Cheetinjt r5t.,PMl'.
Ladies' and Gents' Watches,
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED,
Of tbe moot celebrated makers.
FINE VEST CHAINS AND LEONTINES,
In 14 and 18 karat.
DIAMOND an other Jewelry of tbe latest design,
Kngagement and Wedding Rings, In 18-kasat and
coin.
Bold Silver-Ware for Bridal Present, Table Cut
lery, Platfd Ware, eto. 8 87
ESTABLISHED 1828.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, and
FANCY GOODS.
O. W. RUSSELL,
NO. a N. SIXTH streht, PHILADBLPIIIA.
WILLIAM B. WARNE & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
WATI'lll-'M 1 Kll .1 PU'lf r.D v
b. K corner HKVF.NTH and CHHSNl't Rtreets,
82? hecond floor, snd late of No. 85 8. THIRD 8t.
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES. ETO.
c
LOTH
H O UJ S E.
J A. 1S1 E H Sc L E E ,
. No. 1 NORTH SECOND STREET,
STGy OF TUE GOLDEN LAMB,
Are now receiving a SPLENDID LINE of
Spring Fancy Cassimoros,
Comprlslrg all the best makes In the market,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 13 28m
PATENTS.
OFFICES FOR PROCURING PATENTS
FORREST BUILDINGS,
No. 119 S. FOURTH STREET, PHILA,,
And Marble Buildings,
No. iCO SEVENTH Street, opposite U. S. Patent
Office, Washington, D. C.
H. HOWSON,
Solicitor of Patents.
C. HOWSON,
Attorney at Law.
Communications to be addressed to the Principal
Office, Philadelphia. 9 17 lm
PATENT OFFICES,
N. W. Corner FOURTH and CHESNUT,
(Entrance on FOURTH street).
rKANCIS D. FASTOllIVS,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Patents procured for Inventions In the United
States and Foreign Countries, and all business re.
lating to the same promptly transacted. Call or send
lor circulars on Patents.
Open till 9 o'clock every evening. 8 6 smthi
p A T E NT OFFICES,
N. W. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
FEE3 LESS THAN ANY OTHER RELIABLE
AGENCY.
Send lor pamphle on Patents.
8 4 ttistu
CHARLES II. EVANS.
CTATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. STATE
Rights of a valuable Invention just patented, and for
tbe SLIDING, CUTTING, and CHIPPING of dried beef,
cubbiifte, etc., are hereby oftorod for salo. It ta an article
of great value to proprietors of hotels and rostuurants,
and it should be introduced into every family. STATK
RIGHTS for sale. Moriol can be seen at TKLEGRAPH
Ol'HCK, COOPER'S POINT. N.J.
6 27tf MUNDY & HOFFMA N.
PROPOSALS.
QFFICE OF TIIE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE SINKING FUND.
Tbeasuiiy Department ot Pennsylvania,)
UAIUUBIHj HQ, August 20, lbtiH. j
Sealed bids will be received for tbe redemption of
ONE MILLION DOLLARS of tbe loan of tbe Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, due July 1, 1870, until 12 o'clock M.,
October 1, 1869. Communications to be addressed -to
R. W. MACKRY, Ksq., State Treasurer, UarrisburR,
Ptnnsylv a, and eudoised Bid for Redemption of State
Loan.
F. JORDAN,
. beoretury of State.
J.V. HARTRANKT,
Auditor-Goueral.' - '
R. W. MACKKV,
State Treaaurr.
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
N. B. No newspaper publishing tbe above without
authority will receive pay therefor. 8 23 lm
HOOP SKIRTS, ETO.
1115. ""HOPKINS'
HOOP-SKIRT AND CORSET MANU
FACTORY AND SALESROOMS,
No. 1115 CHESNUT STREET.
Our CHAMPION BKIRTSIIbetter snd cheaper than
all others. 19 to W springs, floe, to '2'3B. Our Keystone
Skirts, 3U to 69 springs, 6Uo. to $l'4U; New York .made
Bkirts, from 80 to 40 springs, 45 to 75e.
R. Werley Corsets, 2'W, $3 60, $4 '60.
lieckel Corsets, from $1 to $7.
Thomson's "Clove lit tintt" Corsets, from $2'30 to $5.
Mrs. Moody's patent self-adjusting abdominal support
ing Corsets, from 3 to $7 highly recommended by pby
sicans, and should be examined by every lady.
Over 40 other varieties of Corsets, from 75o. to $9'60.
bkirts and Corsets made to order, altered aud repaired.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 7 23 3m
WILLIAM T. HOPKINS.
ESTABLISHED 1819.
The New York ltjeinc antl
li-IutIiiK l?NtitlllMlimeiit,
6TATEN ISLAND,
No. 40 North KIGUTU Street (West Bids), Pblladnlphia :
Ni W DUANK Street sad 762 iiUOADWAV, New
York.
Tli is old and well known Company are prepared, as usual,
with the highest degree of skill, and the iuot approved
ma binary, TO DVK, CLKANhK ami! FINISH nvery
variety of LAD1KB' and GKNTLKM KN'8 GAKMRNTrj,
Snd P1KCK GOODB, in theirusnal superior nianner.l
GARMF.NTS CLEANSKD WHOLE, , l 17 fmw2m
NOTE This Is our only office in Philadelphia.
1 01IN FARNTJM & CO., COMMISSION MER
fl chantsand Manufacturers of Conestoga Ticking, eto,
No. 2aCMKbNUThtreeU Philadelphia, 41 wiui
I EMPIRE BLATE MANTEL WORKS J- B.
AMUSEMENTS.
WALNUT 8T. TIIEATRE BEGINS AT 8
THIS (Monday) EVENING, Bept. 30,
t Irst appearance for two jenrs of
Mil. EDWIN BOOTH,
In Shakespeare's bittoriral trsirody of . . . ,
I1AMLK1'.
HAMLET. EDWIN BOOTII
TUK8DAY AND WEDNESDAY, vvl"
II AMf.KT.
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. S3,
r-baiosi eare's pnplrlnr plsv of
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
8UYIOK ED WIN BiJOTU
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF EDWIN BOOTH.
Bnlwer's beautiful play of
. THE LADY OF LYONS.
CLAUDE MELNOTTK EDWFJf BOOTfl
SATURDAY EVENING, SepU 25,
BMol's Romantio Plsv of
., THE APOSTATE.
COUNT PESCARA EDWIN BOOTH
In ornpr to aoo.nnmmlute faroiliosand those residing in
adjneent cities and towns, Mr. Booth will give an afler
noon pMifovmsnro b.ouho.
ts-i.UN NAJ'OKDAY AFTERNOON, atjo'clock,
W hen will be enacted ltulwer's be.iutii ul play of
ClAUDT
POSITIVELY VH3OT THE LYDIA
CommcncinR with the two Great Bcoaes'of
. , ixiow.
UlpmtlLfiiiYnU' THOMPSON
hlNUAD AND THK (i(M)D i'oR NflTIllHd
B, , Thompson in itwc Tpiowl"1' N:
f-aturdsy-Opcning of dramatic iwaaon,
, Bulwer s Comer y of MONEY.
Monday Boiicicault'a "FOKMO.SA." 04t
T A U K A K E E N E'S - "
S-J CHFSNIIT STREET TIIRATSr
OPENING NIGHT OK SEASON
THIN (Monday) EVENING, KoptembeV 30,
BiSti with" xb9iXniot of revivals, inau-
THE MARBLE HE 4.RT; or.
a' Tl KRUULl'TUH'SDiiKAM:
Mademoiselle Marco... . . .. LAURA KEENE
Assisted by the new company.
Doors open at 7 ; commences at to
Beats secured sii days in advance. 930 tit
AJEW ELE V'E NTI i8TKEET oFeIrA
1 HOUSE, ELEVENTH Ptreot, above ChcanuU
..VlK FAMILY RESORT.
CARNCROSS A DIXEY'S MINSTRELS, '
the great Mar .th. world. n heir unequaUod
operat,oKnds:ngs- .
kveryAe'nA,nburlks.UE3'
tj v RiMPunv t J- h- OAKNCR088, Manager.
R- F. BIMPBON, Treasurer. . e lfiom
1? O X'8 A JfYlTfcAN THEA T R E.
X GREAT BILL FOR THI8 WEEK.
THEKIRALIVS IN TWO BAILET8.'
New Piece -THE MILT A N'S FAVORITES.
THE DELAV ANT I BROS DE ROSA and BALLET.
Matinee on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 8 o'elook.
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
n.,OA5VrN J'0 72"i mt and 723 VINE8treefc
THE GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the propertj
of tbe GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purchased at grea?
with
ilnatiol
IK AN
)S anl
i'ninr.n o f i v ri l:o i tj ana miss o f 1.1
tTr?7A win periorra KVUKY Ar lKKNOON ani
EVENING at the above-mentioned plaosv Admissiol
113tf
ENGINES, MAOHINERY, ETO. '
rilBfl BIEAM AND
.5 BOILER WORKS Nf AKIN- T.tfw
'17 PRAOTIOAL AND TlIEORKTinaV.
nmm.itu, injnviofli nun, ana ruunupiiit, havina
for many years been in succesalul operation, and been es
clnsively engoged in building and repairing Marine and
River Engines, high and low-pressure. Iron Boilers, Water
T anks. Propellers, eto., etc resiwctfolly offer thoir ser.
vices to the publio as being fully prepared to contract for
engines of all sizes, Marine, River, and Stationary ; bavins
sets qf patterns of different sir.es, are prepared to eiecuta
orders with quick Josnatob. Every description of pattern,
making made at too shortest notice. High and Low-prea.
sure t ine Tubular and Cylinder Boilers of the best Penn
sylvania hrooI Iron- Forgings of all sizes and kinds.
Iron and Brass Castings of alldosoriptions. Roll Turning!
Screw Cutting, and all other work connected with tbs
above bnsiness.
Drawings and specifications for all work done at ths
establishment free of oharge, and work guaranteed.
The subscribors have ample wharf dock-room for repair)
of boats, where they can lie In perfect safety, and are pro
vided with shears, blocks, falls, eto. etc., for raising hean
or bght weights.
JACOB 0. NEAFIB.
JOHN P. LEVY.
W BEAOH and PALMER Street.
SOCTIIWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
WASHINGTON Streets, aU
pnn,ADKi.PHiA.
MEUIUCK & HONS,
ENGINPJKKS AND MACHINISTS, '
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Enelnea
lor Land, Hlver, and Marine Service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Catitlnns of all kinds, either Iron or Brasa
ImpJSS con8Sm!IInery ' the latCSt and m08t
Lvery description of Plantation Machinery, also.
Sugar, haw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Oil
Steam Trains, Defecators, inters, Pumping; En.
gines, etc.
Solo Agents for N. Billenx's Sugar BolllngArpa.
ratus. Nemnytirs Patent Stenm Hammer, and Aspin
wall A Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar Dian
lug Machines. 4 305
QIRARD TUDC WORKS
JOHN n. MUllPHY & BROS.
Manufacturers or Wrought Iroa Plp,
PUIXADELPHIA, PA.
WORKS.
TWENTY-TIIIllD and FILBERT Hlr)S)ta.
OFFIOK, 41
1 No. 4'J North FIKTH 8treet.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
yniTB - PRESERVING BRANDY,
Pure Cider and White Wine Vinegar, Green Ginger,
Mustard Seed, Spices, etc. etc. All tlie requisites for
Preserving and Pickling purposes.
ALBERT C ROBERTS,
Dealer In Fine Groceries,
11 T Corner ELEVENTH and VINK Streets.
jyjIOHAEL MEAGHER & CO.:
No, S23 South SIXTEENTH Street, .
Wnolesale and Reutl Dealers la
PROVISIONS,
OYSTERS, AND SAND CLAMS,
FOR FAMILY VBM
TERRAPINS ll PER DOZEN. tli
PAPER HANQINQS.
g E A H & WARD,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE
paper hangings;
HO. 251 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
IITWHN WALNUT AND 8FBUC1,
pniLADELPJJIA.
COUNTRY WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED
TO. 18
T OOK1 LOOK ! ! LOOK ! ! ! WALL PAPERS
Aj and Linen Window Shades Manufactured, tho
cheapest In the city, at JOHNSTON'S Depot, No. HM3
HPKINO GARDEN Street, below Eleventh. Branch, No,
W EEDEB AL Street, Camden, New Jersey. . . 8 ioi
yy IRE lit U A R D 8,
FOR STORE FRONT Ss ASYLUMS, FAC
TORIES, ETO.
Patent Wire Railing, Iron Bedsteads, Ornamental
Wire Work, Paper-makers' Wires, and every variety
of Wire Work, manufactured by
M. WALKER A SONS,
No. U N. BlXTHStreet. '
! 8fmw8
o R N E X C H A N. Q JJ
G
IOUN T. BAILKV. '
. i AKKET ana WATE
li. B. comer of Ai S.tTJ.
nwATJTR IN BAU8 AND BAGGING "
PKAOfiveryderlptlon.Tfor
Grain. Flonr. Bait. SfSS 01 Be"
A gvVOOLi8 KB.'1"01 08 ""
A LEXANDERQ. CATTELLA CO.,
A FHODUOK OtM MISSION MKWlliANl'IJ,
AND
Ho. WORTH WATER STREET,
PUILADELPUIA. 1B
AUZA1 Q LoIXUia T1UH WTIV ln