THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, mi DAY, OCTO 111311 22, 1 861).
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Z7XIW8 SUIVIIJAIIY.
Dwinmtfr Aff;tlri.
!o!d closed ycterdny .at 13t.
On November 1, t'i'i.81 ',' will be required
to yny the eoin Intercut on the 5-20 tiontta.
A portion of the crib al tlie HntTalo Break
water was ewc'it away by the, mile ou Wednes
day. A large amount of piVm at San F ranched
lias been destroyed by rain, while wititing for
transportation.
Jny (ronld. It l Mid. testified before the
trand Jury of New York, yesterday, in refer
ence to Ibe tfold panic.
The New Orleans papers s it that tho State
is being defrauded of monev lv bogus soldiers
of 114 and 1S5.
The monitor Dictator is in the Roads at
Fortress Monroe, preparing for her anticipated
trip to the Went J miles.
A delegation of the California Fioncers
waited on Governor (Jcary yesterday, at the
tiubrrnntortal residence at Man lsburj;.
Five of the Spanish gunboats built at Mystic,
Conn., yesterday le t that port for New York iu
convoy of a United states reveuue cutter.
The race nt William-port yesterday, be
tween Coldsmith Maid and American (Jlrl. for
the iilKX) purtif, was won by (i ldsmlth Maid.
Secretary Kobeson is 'having a .house In
Washington fitted up for hi nse. during the
coming season, lie intends giving a series of
cutertnluments.
A Convention of Livmiotive Engineers Is
in sctt-iou at llaltiniore. Jlepre.-entativcs of the
traft, from all purls ol the Unite J Staton, arc in
attendance.
President Grant and funeral Sherman will
both be present at tlitreunio'i of the Army of
the Tennessee, at Louisville, on Novein'jur 17
nnd 18, prox.
On amount of the demoralization In the
Democratic ranks, the licpublicans of Baltimore
entertain strong hopes of elucUug several oi'
their candidates. ,
The ship Flying 8cud. which left Yokohama
on August 17. has not since been heard from,
nnd. It is leafed that she hxs gone dowu in a ty
phoon. "
The examination of the otnVers of the Hor
net was continued yesterday luit'ore the United
States Commissioner at Wilmington, but no de
cision was arrived at.
The steam yacht Anna, now lying in tho
Eric Basin, New York, has been placed under
the surveillance of a revenue cutler, she being a
suspected Cuban privateer.
On September 19, iu a srale, the captain, John
Peltz, the second mate, Joseph "W. Coukling,
and arnman, Henry Peterson, of the brig KiikIi,
of Naira New -York to Malta, were washed
Sierra Nevada, from San
Luis, went ashore near Pie-
tein'oer 17.. The crew and
but the cargo and vessel
unittee of the National
latuufiiiit of the monster
Vouoert. iti?7n,ne receipts at .V-.toviiU, ana tuc
expenditures at and the balance of
$rwS5 tii the hands of tho treasurer they donate
to Mr. Gilmore.
During the latter portion of Mr. Johuxon's
term twentv-six thousand dollars worth of mir
rors were placed iu Government ollices in Wash
ington. This was done without proper au
thority, and now it is thought Secretary Bouts
well will order the return ot the mirrors to the
dealer.
A schooner, illegally taking oysters out of
the waters of Tangier bay, Va., was chased by
two steamers with soldiers ou board, when she
came about suddenly, ran into and sunk the
nearest steam-tug, and then, while the other.
were rescuing the men in the water, the schooner
r.m off before a brisk stem breezo.
Forelfirn ARiilm.
Napoleon will return to Paris on Oct. 25.
The ex-King and ex-Quecu of Naples are at
Korue. .
The Hcv. J. WillUmon. of Loudon. Eng
land, was lately murdered in China.
Trim says that, as a monarchist, he Is bound
to see republicanism iu Spam erlectually troddcu
out.
This week there are fi.iKKl.000 francs more
bullion iu the Bank ol France than ther was
last week.
To-day the ultra Imperialist delegates to the
Corps Legislfitif meet at Paris to organize their
partv.
It is rumored that Francis Joseph, of
Austria, and Victor Emanuel, of Italy, will
shortiv have nu iutervicw.
. The report that Prince Mettcrnlcli, Minister
of Austria at Paris, had resigned on account of a
duel, is deuied.
The Crown Prince of Prussia yesterday
visited Vienua, and was well received by the
Emperor Francis Joseph.
The British .press in China is filled with In
vective against Prinr-e Kung. who refused to re
ceive the Duke of Edinburgh.
The manifesto of the opposition members of
the Corps Legislatif is indorsed by nil Freuch
Liberals, and twenty-seven deputies adhere to It.
De Kodas claims that the insurgents of Cuba
and the rebels in' Spain are in collusion, and free
intercourse is maintained between them. They
are pledged, lh Captain-General says, to mutual
support. ., '
CITY COUNCILS.
Tin se bodies held their regular stated meeting yes
terday afternoon.
Siitct &y(;k7- President Stokley was In the
chair. . " - .
Mr.'Pluiuly opened the ball.. He offered a re
solution to tramway that historic thoroughfare In
the Twelfth ward scored down upon the old mai
of Philadelphia as Currant alley, it Is now digni
fied by the more oetic title ot Currant "place."
That it should he traniwayed was set down by
the various members as a topographical necessity.
Mr. Plumly delivered an address, In which lines
and tangents wero so talked of that at the fiubso
inent taking of a vote there was not uttered a dis
senting syllable.
Gen. Jones produced and presented a petition,
The signers are gentlemen J'rom Maiiayuiik. What
they desire is a revision of the grade of Cedar
street, a suburban thoroughfare iu the district re
presented by the gentleman in question.
The Chamber decided to icier the matter for
consideration to the appropriate standing- com
mittee. Mr. Kltchie presented a resolution making ap
propriation of iSooOO to pay saUrius of teachers in
schools Instituted subeiiently to tho framing of
the last annual appropriation. Agreed to.
A resolution approving astriiijuritlos of ono John
W. Krazier, contractor for building certain new
Ai-liool-liouHCH, tho names of Hon. Vm. 11. Mann,
'i'hcophilus X. Derringer and William Kelly wax
agreed to.
An ordinance appro rlatiny i-'3,(XiO to the Water
Department, to pay exp.ntts ol rooeut unforeseen
necessities, was agreed to.
Mr. llodgdon, of Uio Water Committee, prosontoil
a resolution to lay pipe in r'ubui liau Walnut street
and vicinity. This whs Bieed to.
M r. fc'raucisoiis ottered u resolution authorizing
the sugar mauiil'iioturiiv-tiifu of liarrhon A. Have
uicyer to construct a railroad turnout in 8 witnson
trcetv
Mr.. Marcus vehemently protected against such
permission. There I no idi'ioad track, ho said,
within two squares of this sugar-house. was
unwilling to give the linn ol Harrinou & Httvc
tutyer tho private privilege, denied Tery properly
to everybudy elsi, of cin slng ,be streets ot a ho
densely populated neiijliborliood with two squares
of privato railroad track. Hi; made vigorous pro
test against tlia passage of th; bill.
Several other members spuke to like efl'ect.
Mr. MiiOall Hskcd the Chamber to suspend action
in the mutter, on the ground of abstract justice,
iMitil the Pennsylvania Kullraad Company lav
down tracks if ever they dn to "the vicinity of
thin biigur-hoiir-e.
This was not agreed to.
A vote being lakeu. tho v. solution, glvln the
desired permission, was adopted.
STr. Cat tell, from the Committee on the Girard
Put ate, presented an ordination.
Tie gentleman proposed to permit the superin
tendent of the tliranl ectate to act as executor iu
It-using the lands belonging to the trust.
This was agreed to.
From shippers of coal and petroleum was re
ceived a long communication ai-king.tor the imme
diate restoration of Penrose Ferry bridge. 'J'ue
rvck of this structure lies, us left by the late tloo.l,
in tt o middle of the stream, below the abutments
iion which It rested. The signers of the conimu
tiKHlion complain that the wreck U a serious it nut
;UI obstacle to the navigation vf the sirvaui.
Ttie matter was referred.
Mr. Burlow presented a eommiinlcatinn fro-n
parties engaged in paving north Iiroad strnet. Tin?
gentlemen ask for more money. Their written en
treaty was referred to the committee.
Mr. Smith presented a petition from the gen'lo
nien who deal In provisions In the Kastern mark-it.
They ask that Merchant side be widened. Thoir
leanest was refcrreil.
A resolution permitting citizens to lay the Stowe
pavement in front of their properties was called
up. An amusing debute ensued. It was repre
sented that if such permission were given our
streets would bo ns piebald as a circus horse.
Mr. Smith, of the Twenty-second ward, opposed
tho measure as now presented.
Mr. Cattell favored it In suasivn trms.
Hie subject was ultimately referred to the Com
mitteo on Highways.
On motion, the '.Stowe Pavement Company woro
permitted to lay their pavement In front of the Custom-house.
This was the extent of the public business trans
acted. Adjourned.
Common Urn iii-li General Louis Wagner In thi
chair. This gentleman is proving himself a most
Hhle presiding otlicer.
A memorial from shippers, shipowners, bankers.
Insurers, ninniilacturers, dealers In coal oil. and
others, was presented, representing that a large
amount of coal oil and petroleum aru shipped from
tho tichujlkill river, and that wafts are frequently
Injured when passing Penroi-j Kerry bridge, ami
praying that tho bridge may be removed and a
good biidge and substantial structure bo e.rect;:d
turf her up the river, convenient fur the farmers of
Ielawme county fo reach the lower part of the
City. Inferred to Oomissioner of Highways.
A communication was read from the Park Com
inicsioners, Hsking lor the appropriation of 5ui),i)ii(l
for the payment of damages for ground taken, and
i2iH,iuO for the permanent Improvement, being the
balance of ?4l0,(MM appropriated to the Park
authorities. Kelerrcd to Committee on Finance.
Mr. Hetzell presented the certllicato of election
of Mr. J. F. Stockdale, of tho Fourth ward. The
gentleman was sworn in and took his soat.
Mr. Martin presented a petit ion for a more con
venient otliee for the Coroner. Referred.
The following communications were reef ived:
Mr. Allison presented a petition setting forth
that tho trough at the foot of Walnut street wlrirf,
Schuylkill, had been overtlowed and the footway
undermined thereby, and praying that It bo reme
died. Keferred.
Mr. Stiles presented a resolution directing that
tho Committee ou Felice report the natinss and
residences of all policemen in the department.
Agreed to.'
Mr. ltowkcr offered a resolution directing tho
Philadelphia, Geruiitutown and Korri-tow n Hall
way to place flagmen nt tho intersection at Mam
street, Manuyunk. Agreed to.
Mr. Shoemaker, of tho Committee of Finance,
presented an ordinance making an appropriation
of W.Wl ;s5 to pay for the improvements to tho
beleet Council chamber. Agreed to.
Mr. Bay, of the Committee on Highways, pre
sented a resolution for tho grading of Sansom
street, from ThirtyTourth to Thirty-sixth streets.
Agreed to.
Also, a resolution for the tramwayiflg of Kershaw
and oilier streets. Agreed to.
Also, ono for tho paving of Charter and other
streets. Agreed to.
Mr. Myers, of the Committee on Police, presented
an ordinance to prohibit the erection of wooden
buildings, and extending the limits ot the former
ordinance. Passed.
A 'so, one making an appropriation of il2J for tho
extension of the tire-alarm telegraph to Fairmount
Park. Agreed to.
Mr. Haidsley, of the Committee on Survrys, pre
sented an ordinance lor the const ruction of sewers
on Walnut and other streets. Agreed to.
Also, one for the construction of a culvert across
Master street, between Thirtieth and Thirty-lirst
streets. Agreed to.
Also, otic locating Taoll, Ashhurton and Harri
son streets. Agreed to.
Also, one chunging the name of States street, in
the Tenth ward, To Winter street. Agreed to.
Also, ono reducing the width of Forty-second
street, in the Twenty-fourth ward. Agreed to. ,
Mr. Hetzel presented a resolution to lay water
pipe on Sheaf ami other streets. Agreed to.
The following bills from Select Council were
taken up:
Ono making an appropriation of Wi.-lOO to tho
Department of Water lor tho present year. 1 to f er
red to the Committee on Finance of Common Coun
cil. THE BROOKS CASK.
YcKfci-dii.v Afternoon's I'roeecdlim -Tim Te.
tiiiiony of the Wlliiesse ilcl.oui;iii(ii ami
Mayor Fox.
At the session yesterday afternoon of the Court ot
fjuarter Sessions, tin: following testimony was ad
duced in the case of the attempted assassination of
Hevenue Detective Urooks.
Thomas Hughes, sworn 1 was in the city on the
day Mr. Dreoks was shot; 1 know .lames Drmgh
eity; I see him in the dock: I also know Hugh
Mara, and see him in the dock; 1 saw them on tho
day Mr. Brooks w us shot in Front street, west side,
above Arch; they were then standing on the pave
ment id' the lager-beer saloon just below Keeuan's
store: that was from ten to tit'teen minutes past
twelve o'clock; J saw a carriage standing on the
east side of Front street, and near by it was a
young man called Keil McLaughlin, and 1 spoke
to him; while I was talking with McLaughlin
Dougherty and Mara wero standing on the other
sido of the way; 1 did not speak to them at that
time, as J was going dowu Front street; I saw them
on the east side, ou the pavement of tho barber
shop; I think the second door from the corner,
below Arch street; I went down and spoke to Mara,
saying, 'How do you do, Hughie? He made some
reply, which 1 did not understand;' Mara and
Dougherty were together; I did not see Dougherty
doing anything except talking with Mara; this
was not more than live minutes after 1 was talking
with McLaughlin: subsequently I saw Neil Mc
Laughlin standing in Christian street, above Se
venth; next I saw Hugh Mara standing on tho west
side Of Eighth street, abovo Fit .water; 1 judge it
was about three o'clock when J saw McLaughlin
and Mara; the latter was sitting in a chair in front
of a tavern; Nell McLaughlin was going up Eighth
street, on the west side; 1 next saw Dougherty
coming down Fifth street, above Fitr.water; 1 did
not speak to him; this was two or three minutes
afterl had seen Mara; in Front street Dougherty
had on a dark coat and dark pants; in Kighth street
he had on a light coat and light pants; 1 am posi
tive these things I have described occurred ou tho
same day Mr. Brooks was shot, the tith of Septem
ber; I saw Dougherty, Mara and McLaughlin ou
the 2d of September, Thursday; they had a car.
riuge, with two horses to it, iu Seventh street, bo
tween Sansom and Walnut; 1 saw McLaughlin
drive the carriago away; I saw Dougherty aud
Mara crossing from tho east to the west side of
Seventh street; they got Into tho carriage, and Nell
McLaughlin diove it away from Seventh Into Wal
nut, aud down Walnut; this was about four or five
o'clock; 1 am not positive that 1 saw them between
Thursday and Monday.
Cross-examined 1 am a cooper by trade; I fol
low it when I get work at it; 1 haven't had work
for about seven weeks or so; I have done nothing
since then; about la or iu months ago 1 was driving
a hatk; sluce then 1 have worked at my trade and
sold oysters; i bad a little money to live on in the
meantime; 1 am a married man, with four chil
dren; 1 gave this information the morning after
thisoccurred, to Mr. Tryon; 1 know nothing of the
reward I am to receive; I have been living at
Woodbury; went to board there about a week ago;
I don't know who is paying my board; 1 have seen
Mr. Tryon there; I went there with a gentleman
from Gloucester, who I believo is a relative of De
tective Franklin; 1 have said nothing of this to any
other otlicer than Franklin or Tryon.
Ke-examined Before 1 went to New Jersey I
was arrested by process from, us 1 understand, Al
derman Dc-vitt. Mr. Maun objected to this.
Mr. Dwight oft'erod to prove that the prisouoi had
been arrested by process Horn Alderiiiau Devitl;
that his constable handed him over to a man named
Boh l.yster Smith, who cave him money to go to
Tyrone with a man named Termey. ho conducted
him to the Fourth ward and there had him change
his clothes, nnd while he was changing he slipped
awav and went to i.lllccr Tryon.
The Court overruled tluj oiler, aud the witness
was dismissed.
NCI McLaughlin, being called, was led to tho
box by Lieutenant Killacly, and being sworn, tes
tified 1 remember that Mr. Brooks was shot on
Monday, September (i; I know James Dougherty
(looking at the prisoner); them ain't the men 1 had
in the carriage that dav; they were bigger men than
these; I got acquainted with these prisoners in New
Y(ik; the first, place where I saw these luen was
Mew York, at Mr. -Murray's; about two or three
weeks ago; 1 was introduced to them by a young
man named '-Bottles;." I never knew a Huuh
Marra or James 1 mughcrty iu Philadelphia; 1 did
not'ee them on tho inorhliitf of September U, ou
the dav Mr. Brooks was shot; I did not see them at
Seventh and Christian streets on the same day after
Mr. Brooks was shot; I did not see those two men
in JJio dock on the day Mr. Brooks was shot; I
never saw the in iu Philadelphia before; the first
time I ever saw tin in was at Johnny Murray's, iu
Ainitv street, below Broadway, iu New Vork; we
went but on Sunday afternoon, to take a walk, uud
tlieywire arrested and locked up with me iu a
station-house, and I wan taken awav from them; I
was in f ront street nu the day Mr. Brooks was shot;
J was in that neighborhood about II o'clock; 1
was iu Front street , above A rob, with my carriage;
I was enuged about 11 o'clock, by two gentlemen,
r.t the Walnut street wharf, who told me to drive to
J.jui4 aiidAirhi 1 nemsaw the two luvu (More,
but I wonld know them If I should see them Again;
that was the nrt time I had ever seen them; after
J bad been waiting there a half an hoar or an hour
they came and got Into the carriage, and told mo
to drive as fast aa I eonhl to Fairmount Park; I
didn't know where they cams from; a gentleman
rsme running after them; 1 drove off an fast as I
could; 1 couldn't tell what tho man's Intentions
were with the pistol; I drove to Fairmount Park,
whore the two men got out. and paid me. .
oticstion by Mr. Dwight Did you ever make a
statement about this matter before? Answer. Yes.
Mr. Mann objected to tho question, on the ground
that the commonwealth could not cross-examine or
impeach her own witness.
Judge Ludlow said this was an exception to tho
rule, and the commonwealth had a right to cross
examine the witness.
Mr. Dwight asked for an indulgence until he
should send to request the attendance of the Mayor.
This was of course allowed, notwithstanding tho
objection of Mr. .Mann, who said he thouglit tha
object was to intimidate the witness by the presence
of the Mayor.
Tho witness continued: The carriage 1 drove be
longed to Mr. Klrviu, in Fit. ivater street, ali.iva
Seventh; on Ibe Saturday beloie this Monday,!
saw these two men that I drove on Monday; tliey
engaged mc at Walnut street wharf an I i drove
them In Front street; 1 had seen them the Thurs
day betore mid driven them to the track; on
Saturday I stopped the carriage at Front and
Arch; they got out and went awny and then
came back: I thn drove them to Seventh
Slid Wuiiiut, where Ihey gut out and paid; on Sa
turday ntternoon these men got me at the Walnut
stieet wharf, and 1 drove them to Front end Arch,
and Front and iiaee, then to .Seventh and Walnut
streets; I saw the same men on Friday afternoon
al Walnut street wharf and drove them to Point
Breeze l'ark; stayed there until 4Jie races wire
over; brought them back to Ninth and Knee, where
llicvi;ot out nnd paid me; on 'i'iiurs;lay I vc..d ii!ig
a funeral; in the afternoon J drove them along
l ionl street to Callovvhill, then to t.'he.--.'nut, then
to Ninth and Bace; 1 saw them on Tu.-sd.iv before
that at Walnut street whin f; thst was I tie "tir.'t day
I ever saw them; I drove them in Front, street
every day from 'I uesday until M indiv af'teiiuon;
I don't know who they were; I have never told any
body who they were, tor 1 didn't know; 1 now say
those tvo men wero not Hugh Mara or JaiUud
Dougherty; 1 made a statement, and ii 1 did say
thty were I was scared at the way I had b tn Hr
rest'ed; J never (old anybody that (he men I drove
around were Hugh Mara and James Djuhorty,
outside of my statehient; I never a!d these ml n
were the prisoners; I made a statiiinnit to the
Mayor, Mr. Tryon and Mr. Franklin; in part of my
stalcmeiit 1 told the Mayor the men I drove on
those six days wore Marii and Dougherty, and in
another part James Jones aud Henry Stratton; 1
made oath to this stati incut; 1 told him that Jones
and Stratton were arrested with mo In M'cw Vork;
atterwaid, when the names were mentioned, 1 told
him that Mara and Dougherty were at rested wiih
me in New Vork; I knew tbii prisoners in Now
Vork us James Dougherty And Hugh M.ira; 1 did
not see them al. Coney Island before I went up to
New York; J told the Mayor was at Cjnoy islan I;
I told him that I had met some persons at Coney
island.
Mr. Mann ngain raising an objection to this, and
arguing it at. length, Judge Ludlow' said it was
competent to prove the statements made before the
Mayor, and iJ' they were contradictory to what, was
now stated, io prove the statements themselves.
The witness rcsnmcu i still s iy the first time 1
ever saw these two nn-ii iu the dock was in New
York, Uio Friday belore I was arrested; 1 don't
know what I told the Mayor; 1 don't know whether
I told him that they wero with nie at Coney island;
I might have told him so, lint I didn't see them
there; I say 1 never saw these men at Coney island;
1 don't know what 1 told the Mayor, for 1 was
scared; e.fter 1 caiuo from Fairmount Park 1 wont
to the Baltimore dcimt, and the.uco to thu stable; 1
iiad nobody in my carriage from the Park to the
stable; 1 drove up Christian street to Ninth, up
Ninth to Fitwater, anil down Fitxwater to tho
stable; then 1 went home, and afterward to Wal
nut street whar f , and then to Market street wharf;
f yvas walking; I went to Ninth and Chestnut,
where 1 stayed till morning, and then roik- home
with a yountr mini nnmed Smith; Bohert Lystor
Smith w'as in the carriage; it was about t.woo'c.lock
on Tuesday morning when wo left Ninth and
Christian; yve went fo Seventh and Shippcn, waited
for Mr. Smith and drove him home, and then went
home about lour o'clock ami went to bed; I got up
about seven o'clock and. looked at the paper; 1 saw
what km ,in it, and stayed at homo until nine
o'clock, and then left town by the U.'io train for
New Vork; I stayed over night in Now York, and
then went to Tioy, whera I stayed two wcoksor so;
stayed in New York over night, and then went to
Coney island; saw nobody there that 1 knew; I
came back to New York on the Friday before 1
was arrested; Hugh Mara, James Dougherty aud
Bottles were with me when I was arrested.
Cross-examined When I was arrested In New.
York they totd nie it was for a bank robbery.
Cornelius Napheys, sworn lam in business at
No. lit! north Front street; I remember tho day
Mr. Brooks was shot; about. 9,'j; o'clock in the morn
ing I saw a carriage standing on the east side of
Front street; a young man was sitting ou the box;
again I saw it at I'J o'clock in front of our door; the
same young man was still w ith it; 1 was stauding
at our' desk about a quarter after 12. and saw the
driver get ort his box and open the carriage door;
lie resembled the young man who Iiah just testitied;
be then got on the box again, took the reins and
whip iu Ids hand and looked toward Kecnan'sstorc;
J went to the front door and saw three men run out
of Kccnan's store; the first man entered the car
riage, and the other two had to run a few paces bo
lore they could get in, and Mr. Brooks camn run
ning after them: the carringo drove oil' rapidly as
soon as the lirst man entered; the thing occurred so
quickly that 1 could nut recognize the won.
W. J. Thorman, doing business in Front street,
above Arch, corroborated the statement, ot the pre
ceding witness, but could not identify the prisoners
as the men who were with tho carriage, though be
thought Dougherty bore a strong resemhlauuoto
one of them.
Policeman Thomas Snyder, sworn T know tho
two prisoners; on the day of this shooting 1 saw
them at Devitt's about one o'clock in the after
noon; they were there from oue until three, when
1 went awav.
Detective Franklin, recalled I have stated that
I saw Mr. Brooks on the day he was shot; X was
coming down Callowhill street, between Second
and Front, when the carriage driven by Noil Mc
Laughlin turned Into Callowhill; he dashed by me
whipping the horses.
Detective Tryon, sworn 1 was with Mr. Franklin
on this day; he and I called McLaughlin to stop,
and he drew up the reins until he had passed, but
then put the whip to the horses aud drove as fast
as ever; I pursued the carriage out Spring Garden
street, but did not overtake it.
Mayor Fox. sworn 1 am Mayor of the city of
Philadelphia; 1 have seen Nell McLaughlin; 1 saw
him to-day on the witness stand; I had seen him
several times before; ho bus made a statement to
me of the circumstances of the shooting of ttamus
J. Brooks; that statement is in my own handwriting,
to whicli he has atlixed his mark or signature, 1 do
not recollect which, under oath; ho has made a se
cond statement, additiunal to thu first, the body
not in my handwriting, which was read to him by
me to know whethor they yvere the facto, to which
he has alto atlixed bin mark or signature under
oath. ,
Mr. Dwight here offered the statement, which
Mr. Mann objected to. The Judge, relused to ad
mit it to go the jury, but consented to allow the
Mayor to detail it, refreshed by the w ritten docu
ment. The Mayor resumed: Neil McLaughlin said he
w as the driver of t ho carriage belonging to Michael
lviiwin; with Hint carriage on Monday, September
(i, he was at Walnut street wharf; whllat there ho
was employed by two men, who ordered him to
drive to the base ball ground; he started up Walnut
strret until he got a little west of Front, with the
two men inside, when one of them, ho didn't
knew which, said "Driver, hold up, turn, up
Front street;" he stopped by thUr ordor in Front
street, near Arch; they got out, and he drove
first to one sido then to the .other, wait,
ing for his company for several hours; sud
denly tho (wo men came running to tlia car
riage; one of them got in iu a great hurry; the
other put his foot inside, and this happened just as
a stunning noise occurred; oue of them said "drive
on,'' mid swore -at him; It eamo so suddenly upon
him that he did not grasp bis reins firmly, but
struck his hoiscs with thu stuuip of a whip; just as
he started he looked uroiind ami observed a short,
stout geiith iuan hastening toward them with a
pl.- tol pointed, and lie started with his horses as
last us ho could; tho men continually instructed
him what course to turn; he described the direc
tion lie took; he turned from ispring Garden street
down Seventeenth, and without any announcement
from them to stop he blackened his pace, and dis
covered that they had got out while I lie carriage
was moving; at that time ho old not mention the
names ot thu two men; as lie finished his first state
uiiutliu said ho had mole pat licniars yet to give
me; in the second statci nt he said bo had been
employed by Hugh Mara uud James-Dougherty ou ,
the morning ot t ho lit h of September; had driven
t hem to t rent and A roll si reefs, where they got out ;
ho bad waited a considerable length of time for
tin-in ; they hail directed him where to place his
carriage, Noiiieliuies on the cast and sometimes
on the west side; that, they (Hugh Mara ami
Jaiuts Dougherty) shortly litter twelve o'clock
hastened hack to the carriae; )t It was Mr. .las.
.). Brooka who bad presenr;d the pistol; he knew
Hugh Mara and James Dougherty, and thy had
employed him on a uumber ol occasions previous to
that day, generally engaging him at Walnut street
wharf; uearly every tims he would b directed to
drive around and ultimately couie to the ueighlsjr
hood of k rout aut Afi'li or Uave; sometimes they
would get out, sometimes not; they had regularly
paid him his charge, execpton ttio last occasion; he
had met and talked with some ono in Front street
before ho wns ordered todrlve away rapidly, and met
him again In Fltswatcr street near Seventh, this was
Hughes; while driving out Spring Garden street one
of the men put a hat through the opening aud asked
him to exchange hats, which he did, though the hat
offered was too large. On turning some of the cor
ners the same two men who bad got out in Seven
teenth street stopped him and girt Into the carriage
again; the men got out somewhere in Christian
street; he met Hughes again at Kirvln's stable and
got to talking ahout thejslioetiug of Brooks: he told
llughrs he had hadaclntse that day and was in
thst affair, but wanted nothing said about it; that
night somebody said they were after him about that
atlslr, and he asked whv, lor ho hadn't done it; he
purchased a paper and read the statement In It and
it alarmed him, aud he went to New York; he said
he went to Coney Island and there met Mara and
Dougherty and Pete Bottles; he said that whilst
there these men came there to the Ocean House;
he remained there with them several davs and re
turned to New Vork; Mara and DjugliL-rty came
afterwnrd to New York, and they were all arrested
together; he came voluntarily with the ollicersto
Philadelphia.
Policeman James Scott! am a New York po
liceman; f arrested tho prisoners on Sunday even
ing, on the 3d Inst., on the corner of Blceckerand
Green street, New York; this was atiout twosquares
f rom Murray's place; they gave ibe names of
James Jone," Peter Donolnie, Henry Stratton and
Gt orge Gibson; the hack driver gave bia name as
Cibson; Dougherty gave the name of Jones, and
Mara gave tin- name of Stratton; 1 brought them
on liom New ork; they asked what tliey were ar
resicd for, and wo told them tor a bank rohkvrv;
tbey weie an t-sted for the crime for which they
are being tried.
Jlern tho Court adjourned, it be.ir.g "ven o'clock.
E TELEGRAPH.
i'or aMitimml STartne Xnc.i iv Firnl rn-jc
ALMANAC I CR PHILADELPHIA -TUI3 DAY.
Pt-n Itists... S-pij Mnos ttisis tj-U
Scn HfcTH 510 I Hiotf Watkb 3 11
rUII.AUKI.rHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
Wn.t.iAM W. Pai l, )
li. C. Ill li lIEH,
S. K, Siokks.
Committee of the Month.
COMMITTEE O Ar.MTnATIONH.
J. O. Jnmes, Genrse L. Buiby, K. A. SonJer,
Willimn W. Taul, J'lios. L. Oillespie.
itlOVIttlJiNTH OK OCKAN WTEA.USIUP.
FOR AMKUiCA.
Siberia T.iveruool.. ...Now York via Bos.. . .Oct. 5
Kunipa liluoK'iw New York Oct. S
Berlin. Southampton. ...Bultimoro Oct. 9
Colin JxiDdon Nw York Oct. 9
Kbein Sontlmmnton. ...New York Oct. 12
Palmyra Liverpool ....New York via IJof... .Oct. 1J
Nevada. Liverpool New Vurk Oct. 13
Vjreiniu Liverpool Now York Oct. 13
C. of lliubools.. .Liverpool . ...New York Oct. 14
1-OK KUROPK.
Atalnnta New Y'oik. ...London Out. 2.1
City of Antwerp.Ncw York.. ..Liverpool Oct. 11
Teutonia New York. ...Hamburg Oct. 1!
Columbia .. .. ..New York. ...(ltusirow Oct. 21
France New York. ...Livtnsol Oct. 2.1
Java Now York. ...Liverpool Oct. 27
Pcrfcire New York. ...Havre (Jet. 30
O. of Brussels... New York.... Liverpool Oct. 30
OOASTWfHK. DOMKSTIO, TO.
Knslo New York.... Hv.inM. via Nas Oct. 23
T.niiv nnda Pliilnrla Savannah. Oct. il
Mariposa New York. ...New (Moans Oct. 21
Merrimack Now York. ...Hin Jnn.iiro Oct. 23
Ploueer Philaila V dmitiEton Oct. 2S
Yar.oo Vliilnilu New Orleans Oct. 2H
Missouri New York. ... Havana Oct. 14"
Mails are forwarded by every steam ir in the regular I uiea.
The steamers for or from Liverpool cull ut Onenstown, ex
copt the CunarliaD line, which call at Lontlon-lerry. Tho
ete.iineis for or from the Cont inent call at Southampton.
CLEAltKD YFSTKRDAY.
Steamer I-', franklin, I'ierson, Baltimore, A. fJroven, Jr.
Steamer A. C. Slimers, Knox, NewYork.W. P. ''lyde & Co.
Tupt'nmmodnre, Wila.iu. Hurre do (.race, with a tow of
homes to W. t. Clyde A Co.
Tui: Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore, with a tow of barges.
W. P. Clyde A Co.
arrivkd"ykstf.rdav. '
RtenmerSariih, .tones, 2A houis from New York, with
uirise. to W. Al. Itaiid A Co.
Steamer Ann Kliza. Kii-uiirrls, 24 hours from Ifew York,
with uidse. to W. P. Clyde ,t Co.
ISteninur W. ft. Pieirepoiit, Shropshire, 2-1 hours from
New York, with nul.-e. to Win. M. Hun d Jc Co.
N. O. Laniue l' Keck, Denker, 61 days from Bremen,
with mrtee. to Harjea Co.
SchrB. C. Pitbian, Tutt. 1 day from Port Deposit, Md.,
with rain to Jan. L. Bewley A Co.
- Scbr Ariadne, Thomas, 1 day from Smyrna, Do!., with
grain to Jas. Bewley ,1 Co,
Ttur Thomas JolTersnn, Allen, from Baltimore, with a
tow of barsea to W. P. Ulyilo A Co.
Thr Chesapeake, Mernliow, from IlEvro-de-Graco, with
a tow of barges to YV. P. Clyde A (Jo.
Corretipondenre of Th Ereninq Telntrnph.
KAKTON A MoMAiiON'S BULLFTIN.
New York Office, Oct. 21, fcia barges leave iu tow
to night tor liallin.ore, litjlit.
W. is. Burton, with flour, for Philadelphia.
Henneasey, with iron, fur 1 hiladolplna.
Baltimuiik Branch Oi kice, Oct. al. The following
targes leave in tow to-nle;ht eastward .
Dra.uliiaunht; Col. Hniley ; K. McWillii'irns : l. W (',
Fox , tjttrah Ann; aud Charles, all with coal for New York
lu S. C.
fny TELEoiurH.
T.FWT?, Del., Oct. 21. Passed in, bnp Nellie Mnwo, from
YVest fmm-H; alio, a haniao from Portland, and a hri
turn Nova, Kcotiu, names unknown. Lying ut the Break
water, hrit! Almon Kowolf, from Atatautcaa tor Pliiladel
pbin. Light lain and heuvy fo-. Wind south, l liermo
meter, ub.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Olaj mont, Robinson, nonce, at Norfolk lth
inetant.
bteaiuship James S. Green, Fcce, henco, at Richmond
lttth in&t.
Steamer Hannah and Sophia, Tief, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Norfolk lSlh inst.
Steamer Mack Diamond Merodlth, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York yesterday.
Barque James Campbell, Harding, benoe, at Kingston,
Ja , 2.rth ult.
Barquo lillora. I.aldlaw, at St. Thomas 3d inst. from
Demarar, and sailed llthfor Turk's Island to load for Pro
vidence, Boston, or Philadelphia at 9,ic.
Brig Louise Miller, Leighton, repotted from Philadel
phia, at Savannah 17th inst.
Brig Morccriea, Kohl, cleared at New York 30th inst. for
Ciculucgo via Philadelphia.
Brig J ulia A. Ballock. Brigns, hence for Boston, at Now
Bedford lKth inbt., leaking badly ; would discharge cargo
and go on marine railway.
Brig Mary K. Hinds, Hinds, hence, below Boston 30th
instant.
Scbr Success, hence for Frevidence.at New London 19th
instant.
KchrsR. J. Britrht.Bbaw; I.. K. OogesweU, Rwett; Mil
Utri l-illmore.Cliase; K. St. Clair Kdwards, Ireland; A.
It. Martin, Bnell ; i'leclu Bailey, Smith ; J. V. Wellington,
Lhi man : Stephen Morris, Seamno J. u. Thompson, van
zunt; M. K. AmsJeu, Lavender; Hattie Paige, liaiey;snd
M. A. Kolbom, Rose, hence, at Boston '2- th inst,
Scbrs Racer, Howard, from New Bedford, and Lirrle
Kvans, Myham, from Newport, both for Philadelphia,
passed Hell Gate 3uth inst.
Scbr Sarah Mills, White, hence for New Havon, passed
Hell (jate'Joth inst.
Schr Bowdoin. Randall, henoe, at Portland 19th inst.
Scbr Prank Herbert, Crowull, cleared at. Savannah
1Mb inst. for Jacksonville, to load for Philadelphia.
Schr Hamburg. Westcott, bence, at Kictinunid I'.Uh inst.
Schrs Man new Vassar, Jr., Christie, and Tho. Borden,
'YVriKhtingtou, hence, at Pall River 17th inst.
SilirsJ. W. Kverman, Ouileo; MoutjmW' Anderson;
and W in. '1 ice, Tioe, heuce, at Norfolk 4uat.
NOTICIC t6MARINKRS.
A fixed white lip tit will be exnihited irom trie Towsr,
situated on Half Moon Shoal. Calveaion Buy, Texts, be
tween Pelican Island and Dollar Point, on and after the
uMjumgof Nov. I, 1h,,'.i, from suusot tosuniise. The illu
minuting apparatus is Of tho sixth order (steamer's Ions).
'1 he fin al plane is of an elcvatinn of tbirly-eixht feet above
sea level - arc of the horizon iltnmtnnted is IS points. The
light should be visible, under ordinary circumstances,
won nautical miles. Iron pile foundation, superstruc
ture while, with red corners.
LOOKING GLASSES. ETC.
ESTABLISHED 179 5,
A. S. ROBINSON,
FRENCH FLATS LOOKING-GLASSES,
KNURAVrNGS,
BEAUTIFUL CT1T.0M0S,
PAINTINGS,
Mannracturor of all binds of
LO0K1NG-GLAS8,
POHTKAIT, AND FICTTTsK FKA.ML9,
NO. 910 CI1KSNUT STllKET,
81 Fifth door above tho Continental, Phila,
TlfERRlCK & SONS
BOUT11WARK FOUNDRY,
No. 430 WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM WRIGHTS PATENT VAillAliLB
CUT-OFF STEAM ENGINE,
Kr-gnlr-tcd by tho Governor.
MLUIUCK'S SAFETY HOISTING MACHINE,
Patented June, iss.
DAVID JOT'S
PATENT VALVELESS STEAM UAMM EH
D. M, WKSTONU
PATENT PELF-CENTRING. hELP-BALANOIxu.
CENTUU LuAL bt'UAU-miALNlNU MACHINE.
AND
110 EXTRACTOR.
For Cotton or Woollen Manufacturer!, f io mwf
t. VACOBN alkMllO. ' VOUast B. aULaUlUL
josh . cora.
EDUCATIONAL.
V0l-N MEN ANT) KOVS F.N' i LIP H,
I t'lsMieal, and Commercial Institute. No. 19( MT.
VKRNON Utreot. I'repaiation tor business or col
lege. 10lm
WEST f'UFSNL'T 8TRF.F.T INSTITUTE
V v -for Young UMilee, No. US CM ICS NUT Street.
le 1I m MIISS K. TBKOTN. Pnueipa'
TAMES PEAIU E,M! h., ORGANIST, ST.
fl MARK'S (No. R RPKCCK Wroetl. can be seen
from 9 till 10 A. M. and from 7 till 8 P. M. Teaches tho Or
gau, Piano, and Harmony. HI f stuth ita
Vf IS V JENNIE T. BECK, TEACUER OF
Piano, will resume br duties September , a No.
744 FLORIDA Street, between Eleventh Md Twelfth
streets. f 1 2m
T II E L E 1 fl fTlT FN I V E R 8 1 TY,
J SOPTH HKTHI.rHKM, PA.
FRKPAF ATORY Cl.ANN.--ln re-pense to many solici
tation, this t.'lass has heen opened for those who
li sire to be tilted for entrance inui the next regular
class.
101 1m llY.SRV COPPFF. I.L.P.. Prs'ldent.
rJ II E ED O E 11 I L L 8 CHOOL,
a Hoarding and Day School for Boys, will bg;n Its nsxt
session in tbo now Academy Building at
MKRC1IANTVILI.K, NKW JERSKY
MONDAY, September 0, l
Pet circulars appbj to Rev. T. W. CATTKtX,
6 Js U Pnnmps.1.
II.
Y.
LA UDERBtIl'8
CLAbisiCAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND COMMKRCIAl
AKADKMY,
ASSKMBLY BUILDINCS, .No. Mfe 8. TENTH Street.
thorough preparation for Businos or CoUepe.
Special attention given to Practical MatuunudiCS, S'ir
teying.l ml l.nvipeerinp, etc
A First-class Primary Department.
Circulars at Mr. Warburion's.No: 4:X- t'hrsnut St. P lFtf
MILLINERY.
1VI2VI A; ItOi:(Ii:iM,
fJ NO. 72G
C1IESNUT STREET.
OPF.N THIS DAY,
in PIECFS ROMAN STR1PFD SATINS,
at 42 Ml, and it'A per yard; ono dollar per aid below
former prices.
40 FIF.CKH SATINS,
le1 inch, of all desirable aiiadoe, 41 50 per yard ; reduced
from 4i
K pifcfs rtr.ArK velvet.
warranted all silk, ut $4, $4 60, and 46; one dollar per yard
below the rel value.
Also, a full stock of all kinds of
RIBBONS.
SILKS,
HATS,
FRAMES.
FLOWERS,
IKATHP.R.
VAC ETC..
AT '.REATI.Y REDUCED PR1CEJ5,
WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL.
wi:yl. noii:iiB:ii.
hi It- lm NO. 726 CHESNU T STREET.
HOOP SKIRTS. ETC.
1115. - H O P K I W 3
BOOr-SKlRT AND CORSET MANU
FACTOIiY AND SALESROOMS,
No. 1115 CDESNUT STREET.
Our CUAMriON SKIRTSlbetter and chenper than
ill ethers. IS to 60 sprinns, Cue. to ' 25. Our Keystone
Skirts,- 30 to tie spriufrs, efts, to ifl'-tO; New York made
Sk'rts, from 20 to 40 springs, 45 to ILo.
R. AVerlcy Corsets, fSbH, ftC'M), $1 60.
Bcckel Corsets, from $1 to $7.
Thomson's "Glove-Btting" Corsets, fmm ff!-' to 5.
Mrs. Moody's patent self adjusting abdominal support
ing Corsets, from $3 to $7 highly recommended by phy
sicans, and sbeutd be examined by every lady.
Over 4o other varieties of Corsets, from 75o. to $9'30.
bkirts and Corsets made to order, altered and repaired.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
7i3 3m
WILLIAM T. HOPKINS.
LUMBER.
1869
SPRUCE JOIST.
SPRUCE JOIST.
HEMLOCK.
11BMLOCK.
18G9
18G9
SEASONED CLEAR PINE.
SEASONED CLEAR PINE.
18G9
CDOJCK PATTERN PINK.
'SPANISH CEDAR, FOR PATTERNS.
HED CEDAR.
1809
FLORIDA FLOORING,
18G9
FLORIDA FLOORING.
CAROLINA FLOORING,
VIRGINIA FLOORING.
DELAWARE FLOORING.
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
FLORIDA STEP HOARDS.
RAIL PLANK.
1 ftT.O WALNUT HOARDS AND PLANK. nfi
1 0 0 i7 WALN UT BOA If DS AND PLANK. 1 0 0 9
WALNUT BOARDS.
WALNUT PLANK.
1 C 1 1 0 UNDERTAKERS' LUMBER.
lOUy UNDERTAKERS' LUMHE1L
RED CEDAR.
WALNUT AND PINE.
18G9
1869
SEASONED poplar. ionci
SEASONED CUElUtiT. 100t7
ASH.
WHITE OAK FLANK AND BOARDS.
HICKORY.
18G9
CIGAR BOX MAKERS' -t Qnt
CIGAR BOX MAKERS' IMIiH
fcrANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS,
FOR SALE LOW.
IfttttO CAROLINA SCANTLING. 1 nA
10UJ CAROLINA H. T. Nil.I.S. loby
NORWAY SCANTLING.
18G9
CEDAR SHINGLES. -tOff
CYPKES8 SHINGLES. lOOU
MAULE, BROTHER A CO.,
Na itood SOUTH street.
TJNITED STATES BUILDE11S' MILL,
FIFTEENTH STREET, BELOW MARKET,
ESLER & BROTHER, Proprietors.
WOOD MOULDINGS,
BKACKET,-!, ETC.
BALUSTERS AND TURN ISO! WORK.
A Large Stock always on hand. 9 u 3m
11 AN EL PLANK, ALL THICKNESSES.
X. 1 COMMON PLANK, ALL THIOKNIibljKS.
1 COMMON BOARDS.
1 and 3 SIDK PKNCK BOARDS.
WH1TKPINK FLOOKINU BOARDS.
YFI.LOW AM SAP PINK FLOOiUNGti, IV and 43.
SPRUCE JOIST, ALL SIZK8.
UK Ml OCK JOIST, AT L RIZFS.
PT.4S I KklMi I ATI1 A KP1CUIALTV.
Tta-ether with a general assortment of liuilrtinp Lam.
ey.7orsalolowlorcah. T. W. KMAl.TZ,
be:
aSfi tim
LUMBER UNDER COVER,
ALWAYS DRY.
ya!nut, Wlilto Tine, Yellow Pine, Spruce, nera
lock, Shiuglca, etc., always on band ut low rates.
WATSON 4. C1JLL1MGHAM,
8 2flS No. 924 RICHMOND Street, lull waid.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
THOMAS t
L CO.,
SlaXIKSH
Doors, Elinds, Sash. Shutters
WINDOW FRAMES, ETC.,
K. W. OOKNKI Or
EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Street!
IB 8m PHILADELPHIA.
in: at M.Vi.si r Firm,.
CO.USTOCH'K PA T rjN,f' KEVOLVlNtJ
G
ri.l n iiauisiuii
Bhould be in use on eyerj Heater and Store. It Inoreasei
tire hrat fifty per cent, and saves nearly oue half of the coal,
and will also boat a room above io place ot a sieve. CALL
AND BLK iUK.V! at the luauufaclory of
O. J. IMJCOHKRTT,
m Ao. MN.N1A I U
AMUSEMENTS. '
CAD I H V
O F
MUSIC.
GR4FOVOOAL
A Nit
INSTRTIaf ENTA It OOWOKRT,
for the hem-fit nf the
fJfKnAN I UK, A I RK,
OnTlTKS.IMV KVKN IM1, OeUiher M,
, iMirrifit, i,re:iiiin m itwua ij, nine.
I lie tollowmif emmpnt Artists ami ce'etirate Sineinc
Kocii-f i a have been w-m-Ml for I he decision : M It. K. sl IL
JJAhTKL, MR. M l N.KI, kOH'A, I'HK M..VNKR
(IIOH, TH K IIAKMOMh lehorns of iniind voices!,
1 UK SA Ntil- RHI'NO, ami a UKANI) Olt( IIKM H A.
WH. CARL HKNTZ Oondnrtor.
iK-kets. Psninet, Pai-nnef Ciit-ln and Ilslonnr, tine lol
!"r; ..'..'CI A"5 """"nl aU. rramitlfsr'a Mnaie btoro, Jio. KM
IHhhMM Strpi.t, for Merntseura.
tamilr Cin-ln ftd crjits.
Tn k.-ls am Iih lin-l r the principal Miislr Sto-.rs, anil
on i ti,r i-veiiinirai the door.
Poors open at 7.
Concert to ooiiiuioo.o at S unlock. IS J J tt
T A U R A K F. E N K'8
PWJIOT BTriPKT THKATRK.
JJERV ONK UKLIOHTMI
MricssVfor ' '" B",cicult' ,n u""' . written
MISS I.AURA KKKNE.
III'NIKO DOWN;
' H L'NTKI 1MJWN:
OR, THK TWO I.IVK8 Of MARY LKK.'II
I he Pros iiiiuiiiinous in raise of it moi it.
1 lie clu.racters lonuttfully personated.
I he siory tonchinR and plt-asing.
Ine end ioj-oiis ami satmtactory.
Wnrj LeiKh, the Artist's wife hAVHK K Vh'SV
Jliopoiljiinaii(ot..ni,jniitosrvoryevciiinitwith '
RFt mtir Al.l:!i,'UAb, K oomkijiktia
8T i"i-3.. .KOUUK SKATS.
w
ALN,l.F,8T- TIIKATKK. HECJINS AT
T I S lln,l..l irtriruiM,. .. . .... 'SI'
R I. N i, i, i r i . i.' fct u 't.i.,,.! :.fr-
Shakeppearc's flar, in fonrart, of the
KllVinr t MKRUllANT Of VKNKJK.
AL7,lpt,l;1vivr;v..inii,rVe.,;,,:; KfDWIN BO0TM
c.n.,,, OONOA.SAR OK It 7. A S.
a,,,,8' I'ROAV--IFTIl IIMOTfl MATINFK.
And Miakespeare's f.'onieily, io thi-ec sols, of the
TAMING lit! THK ISHKKW I
. PATCRDAY NKiH T-HICHAKH III.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
THEATH K. Begins Vtogl A
'lONICHM. f-rKlay.OrtolierSK!. .
Mrs.john,hT,jkA,!VKmRSOAKLFT
Aid.d by the lull .-omi.iinv, after which OA KLFr,
Vl . Till" WIMI.MILL.
&ni::::::::::::::::;::--M-
In RehesraalLOST AT BRA.
KIGHTH fiP" VW.
m" SATURDAY, th-tohnr xl
POSITIVKLY THK I.AHT DA YS AND NIOHTR
TWO (.RAND PERFORMANCES KACI DAY '
Adiniwuon.M cents; children under ten years, 25 cents.'
TOXS AMERICAN TUEATRE
-C WALNUT HTRKPT.
nn,..., THK URKAT DAN8KUSK,
LOM'ANTI KONKANTI. RONFANTT
THK. FKMALK FORTY TH IEVK8.
. . 1 ,ie i?r.";,J Combination In a New Bill.
Matin-eon BATClf DAY AfrTKRNOON at 8 o'clock.
XEW ELEVENTH STREET O P E R
i- HOl'bK, FLKVKNTn Street, above Chesnut.
THK FAMILY MK80RT.
.1,- CAJ'N-;iOHS 1'LXKY'S MINSTRELS,
the pea, htar the wojTrhi , their ineouall; .
OPEHATICTiLndA1,S' 'NG8'
KVERVAfeA,NOE BURLKSQUES
R. F. 8.MTSQN, Trcar0068'" '
RTr,,., "ASSLEirS MATINEES- '
PayiIoono: lm-10' eTe" 8OT -r
yALER'8 (LATE MILLER'S) WINTE1 '
V GARDFN Nos. 720. 723, 724, and 72 VINRStma
THK iRANJ)OHCHKS-lRIOI?.fSrmerltK
of the GRAND DDKK OF BADN?n?crCd ate '
expent,o by JACOB VALKR.of this oity, inombinatiS -?vfAtl;Ai,KK,8
OFCHF.Sl'RA and Miss NELLIE A?5 -FVKK?N
I1?'10!1" KVRY AFTERNOON Mi .
F.VEAING at the above-mentioned plaoe. AdmismoJ
lfae- I fllU ;.
PATENTS. '
WILLIAM 8. IRWIN,
CEXEKAL PATFJVT AGENT, , . ' , .',
No. 406 LIBRARY STREET. l'
ROUTOALT'S PATENT ELASTIC JOINT iROH ' '
AMf'rICAN CORRUGATED IRON OO '8 MANU
FACTOR ES, FIRE PROOF BUILUING8. KTO
TAYLOR A OOALK'S PATENT AUTOM ATIO ' '
LOOK-UP SAFETY VALVK. , . .
BRADFORD'S LOW WATER INDICATOR, ETC." ,
ETii ' ' ' ' 1041m -L
C TATE BIGHTS FOR SALE." STATH 1 r
eabbae. etc., are hereby offered for sale. It . ,n .rtSS- " :
' jr.fVIiV0 .l,rPr1i'toni of hotelaand resturat .
?u 'iVftV,,ld '!8 lli.in'i Voe !nto every family. H rATT ;
OFHCJi, COOPER'S POlNT7 V7 " KGHAfl ;
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WINDOW GLASS.
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EVANS, SHARP & CO.;-
NO. 613 MARKET STREET," ,' n
Are daily receiving ehipmenta of GlaBfTTroin
Works, where they are now making lo.ooo feet T r
day. ! .i : t ' ' ; t ;n , . v., ;'J
They are also reoelving Bhlpments of t - l" j a- -j
rnisNcn wn8ow olass "
Rough Plate ana Ribbed Glafw,' SrAuneUed, i ,"i
Btained, Engraved, aud (Jronnd GIuhs, which they '
oflerat - f, 8m . .1
LOWEST MARKET RATES." c J
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GARDNER & PLEMUfO, ;
t CAimiAan BuiLDnns. '
No. 214 South FIFTH Street;
BELOW WALNUT. ' 't . V- .
A Large Assortment of New and Second-hand
-A. Tt Tt 1 O K K
Rockawaya, Phtutontf, Jenny Linda, Bnpgiei '
Depot Wagons, Etc Etc., 8 23 tuth' '
For Salo at Reduced Prlcea.
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The I'w York Iyelnic
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lriitliuK llubll tali men t, ' ..
8'1'ATKN ISLAND,
No. 40 North BIOHTH8treet('WeHt Side), PhiUrloIphfa: '
No. f8 OUANK Street and BROADWAY, New -
ora. ... w
1 his old and well known Comnanv are orenared. aa asnat.
Vfllh the hidhest drtree nf skill, and the moat approve
niawlmiery, mi iiiie, l i.i Afthis anil rirtlhtl even
r.M.i.nl I tlllkW n,l I J I, M T I If M If al'H IllllUlllK
and I li t K CUODS. in tlieir UKtial aunorivr uianner.l '
RMKNT8 CLKANbKD VVUOLK. 19171iuw2m
NO I -'riils la our onfe ottii e in Philadelphia.
. T. narrow. . . M'Mnnow.
1jA'i'i McMAii ok,
No. a OOFNTIKS 81 IP. New York.
No. 1H KOL'Tli W1JAKVKS. Philadelphia,
No. 46 W. PRATT (Street, Baltimore.
We are iirepared to ship every description of Fretrht 14
Pliiliidelpnia, New York, Hilminif ton, and inteimeriiata
points with promptness and despatch. Usual boats and
Klum lui furnished at Uia uurtast notice. 264
DA' V I 1) F L E M" Ml'li G,
CIOABBOX MANUFAOltRKtt.
No. 62J COM.MKKOP Slroet, above Market.
Orilers rilli-d at tlie sliorfeat 110I ice. 14 tin
D- li- M. KLINK CAN' (.TRK CiVaKKOIB
Kruiitions, Alaikson the hkin, Ulcers in the throat
moulh and no", sore leps and sores of every i-om-olvahlu
ehai-aoter. , No ;i ISouth KLKVKMTli, hetneeu
Cheanut anil Market hi rents. l 4
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