THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, LSG9.
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UTEATUIIE.
A X V I g W OF NEW BOOKS.
rrom Turner Brothers & Co. re have re
ceived "The Writings of Madame Swetchine,"
trannlntel by II. W. Treston. Published bj
Roberts Brothers. This yolutue of Madame
Bwetchine's literary remains is edited by
Count de Falloux, the author of the life of
Madame Swetchine recently published by
Roberts Brothers, and to which it forms an
'appropriate supplement. These scattered
thoughts of ft remarkable religious enthu
siast will be valued by ttioae who have been
intoreRted in the perusal of her life, and
Christian readers of all classes will find in
them much that is worth treasuring up in
the memory. They reveal the inner life of
Madame Swetchine moro perfectly than any
biography could do, and disconnected as thoy
are, they nevertheless are even mere valuable
than would be a finished work, as showing the
modes of thought and the religious impres
liions of the writer.
From the same house we have received
"Nidworth," by E. Trentiss, also published
by lloberts Brothers. This is a more than
visually interesting moral story for young
people by a writer who has achieved consi
derable popularity. It has a higher aim than
any of her previous works, and jt is distin
guished by a fanciful and pootical feeling
that is somewhat rare in books of this clas".
Claxton, Reinsert & Hafrelfinger send us
"The History of Joseph Bonnparto," by John
8. C. Abbott. Published by Harper &
Brothers. This is a new volume of Mr. Ab
bott's series of popular histories, which, ac
cording to the author, had the endorsement
of Mr. Lincoln, who said that all hi3 know
ledge of history was derived from them. Per
haps it woidd have been just as well if Mr.
Lincoln had dipped a little deeper into his
tory than the writings of Mr. Abbott go.
These books, however, in their place are use
ful; but as the author's Bouapartist proclivi
ties are well known, it is just as well to make
due allowances for them in this and the other
sketches of the Bonaparte family. Joseph
Bonaparte, the subject of the present work,
was a remarkable man, about whom too little
is known, and this biography, although
. strongly colored by Mr. Abbott's prejudices,
will be a valuable addition to his juvenile
historical series.
From T, B. Peterson & Brothers we have
received "The Frince of Darkness," a new
romance by Mrs. Southworth, the title of
which is alone sufficient to make the fortunes
of the publishers and author.
The same house sends us
"Major Jones'
Sketches of Travel," an amusing work
that
was popular a good many years ago.
From Barclay & Co., No. (J10 Arch street,
we have received a German translation of
"Poe's Raven," by Carl Theodore Ebon. This
version was published several years ago, with
other translations by Mr. Eben of American
poems, and it attracted much attention on
account of its remarkable fidelity in letter and
spirit to the original. In the edition before
us the translator has made a number of im
provements, and ho has added a biographical
sketch of Poe.
From the American Sunday-School Union
we have received "Amy Hussell," a religious
story for children.
D. Ashmead sends us the seventh
monthly "part of Apple ton's 'Journal, which
contains the weekly numbers for October.
The November number of The Nursery
is made attractive by easy stories and versos
suited to the capacity of the very youngest
leaders, and it is as full of pretty pictures as
a Christmas pudding is of plums.
The November number of Good Ilcalth
contains a number of excellent practical arti
cles on diet, exercise, and other matters tha
everybody ought to bo posted about. There
Is much interesting matter in this magazine,
independently of its utilitarian character.
uaws suiygrZAR?.
CUT Affair.
The United States side-wheel itcam tender
AilautuuB was successfully launched yesterday
afternoon from the yard of W. Cramp fc Sons,
its builders. The vessel is in length 230 feet,
extreme breadth 20 feet, and depth of hold 9
feet. There will be placed in her a lever beam
engine, having a diameter of cylinder of thirty
four inches aud leugth of stroke eight feet. The
vessel is to be employed in the light-house ser
vice on the Atlantic coast, and will be com
pletely finibhed by the middle of DecemUer
next. The same firm is building another vessel
of the same dimensions for the same service. It
is to be named the Verbena, and will be ready
lor launchlug in o.bout three weeks.
James Mulhauey, tweuty-soven years old,
while at work yesterday at Baldwin's foundry,
had a foot badly Injured by a bar of Iron lulling
UJJ lb VUUU lLlllj i . v...; .. . w J - - "
siding near Third and Christian streets, was
badly bruised yesterday by a pile of boxes fall
in it on him at liausrh's fertilizer factory. Both
men were admitted to the Hospital. Last eveu
inir Michael Flyuu, one of the hands at Brooks,
.iu-ii - Co.'b establishment, No. 1731 Market
sir f.dl tlironiih the hatchway from the
fourth story to the first, and wan seriously iu
..,r.,i Tin was taken to his residence. No. IWj
-
A meeting of the Trustees of the Charity
Hoppltal was hold yesterday atternoon at uiu
i.niidmv in Hamilton street, above Eighteenth.
Mr. Little presided. The iollowiug physicians
compose the Medical Board:-l'rebiaeut, . .M.
Clair Ash. M. li.; Vice- President.", William 1 .
l'ancoast, William M. Welch, M. IX, N. Hat
field, M. I)., Henry Leuiibui, M. 1)., John M.
McGratu. M. 1)., L. H. Baldwin, M. J)., i h.
Kldgway, M D., A. II. KW.er, M. D.; Secretary,
KeeyV. Evan,, M. Treasurer, A. M. Slu-
u ik . loiilmit. l'livelc-ian. H. L. Lane,
V 11. Assistant Kesldeut Bhyrkian, B. l.Lol-
soiii Counsellors, ltichard Ludlow, Esq., L. 11
1( ' If'ai
-Several months ago, a young man named
li.nr m was stabbed und badly wounded, by
anchor nnmcd Gillespie, daring a quarrel, near
Sixth and South streets. Dugau was taken to
the hospital, where he remained for many weeks
bis recovery at one time not being considered
nil iiL.lv. Glllexnie was ur.esteu, and held in
r small amount of bail to appear the next day,
i.t i, did not uicsciit hansel t, uud, up to yea
..ivi,.v ii was a fugitive from justice. In the
afternoon High Constable Curley arrested him at
t'hesnut Hill, a-nd he was sent to prison to await
kia trbil
i aut f.mnmf some liirht material took fire
.t. ii, u-.is in the window of Mr. LuUens
store, No. (147 South street, aud before the llames
vnuld ne extliiiiiilshed damage to the amount of
tliCO was done.
Vnti-r Virehellcr wa! severely beaten yester
day at a tavern near Front aud 1 ino streets, and
wrs taken to the l'enneylvanl.i llonpltal lu an
.m.oiiiii'inuft mate, lie resides in Griscoin
Ptmruut Affair.
Cyrus W. Field Is at Omaha.
Gold clopfd yesterday at YM.
Governor Geary is in Washington.
The Eric Railroad machinists struck again
yesterday.
Admiral Farragut Is getting better, and can
now sit up.
The municipal elections take place In Balti
more to-day.
Secretary Belknap is on his way to Wash
ington from Keokuk.
The tailors of Chicago have struck for an
advance of wages.
It Is reported that Father HyacluUic will go
West next week.
The Hon. Thomas Ewing, Sr., has fully re
covered his health.
A new Masonic hall was deditatcd at Alle
gheny Cltv, Fa., yesterday.
It Is estimated that the public debt state
ment for October will show a reduction of
f8, 000,000.
Advices from Kentucky and Illinois report
great damage to the tobacco crops by the frost.
Jay Gould gave evidence on the gold con
spiracy before the New York Grand Jury j'es
terday. Knur hnnilri'rl New York printers and clerks
employed by the Government are going home to
vole- , . , ,
Howard, the Baltimore robber of the Harn
den Express agent, pleaded guilty to the charge
yesterday.
Samuel R. Harlow has been appointed
I'nited States Marshal at New York, vice Fran
cis ('. Barlow, resigned.
The American brig Star was dismasted In a
gale, and on September !il arrived at Nassau, N.
P., in dlHtrcss.
Later despatches from New York represent
the second strike of the machinists on the Erie
Railroad us ended.
A board of officers is In session at St. Louis
for the purpose of revising army tactics and to
regulate the Fmall arm system of the service.
Colonel McDaniels was injured at the Jc
romo Bark Race Course yesterday by being
knocked down by one o the horses" bolting the
course.
The letters of General Buttorfield, asking
for an investigation into his official coudud,
were not furnished to the press by cither the
President or Mr. Boutwell.
James Llllle tried to shoot the paving teller
of the Citizens' Saving Bank of New York, yes
terday, because lie refused to pay money with
out the presentation of a bank book.
Seven stills were seized iy the revenue offi
cers yesterday in Brooklyn, N. Y. The Marine
Corps guard of 120 men were stoned by a mob,
but no one was seriously injured.
Mr. McMahou, formerly United States
Minister at Paraguay, is in Waf-hington. He
speaks very favorably of Lopez, but says the
Brazilians dealt very treacherously by hliu.
Foreign Attn Irs.
Baron Hyde, the Prussian Minister of Fi
nance, has resigned.
Paris was quiet yesterday, the anticipated
demonstration not taking place.
Napoleon drove through the streets of Paris
yesterday, m an open carriage.
If the Unionists and Progressionists of
Spain fail to agree, Serrano will resign the Re
gency. GENERALITIES.
"Hcali-Hltiiili Heuli!"
I.upcr is not detestable from a Government stand
point. The sale thereof contributes not a little to
the support or our administration, as will be seen
lronithe statement for the llscal year endiug June
so, lsoa:
fifth district or New Jersey
Ninth district of New "iork
Sixth (ltsttictof 5ew York
Third district of Massachusetts
First district of Illinois
Second district of Ohio
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. STl,71H0
. ViiO.HIO-Si
. 2.)1, 873-60
. isa.aatcse
itloro I.uwlcmnes.
The Ilnctsvlllc (Ala.) Democrat reports this
reslincr condition of Hilsirs In the South :
lute
e ieurn mat on me nignc oi October 14. a nana or
armed men went to Ike house or old man VVhiteeot-
ton, on the Poles plantation, in Jueksou county, on
the Memphis uud Charleston Kiillroad, about is
miles ciiSt oi Iluntsville. ami, after shooting Into tae
house, v. ent m uik curried on I tie old man and his
son, and lhey have not been heard oi since. The
Wlillccoltons nave nccn rcgarduii us desperadoes.
Two or the fitmny were Killed some time ago lu a
Unlit with the Woodall family, near Woodville. A
feud has existed between the families for several
vrars, snd we understand there g great hostility to
the V liitecottons In all that region. It is thought
probable that the W'hltecottoiis have been killed or
Uilven out of the country. Without knowing any
thing or the merits or tne present case, we can but
repeat our former condemnation of such illegal pro
ceeilings.
The Auienltlea of Political I.lfe.
(iovernor (.'lay ton, of Arkansas, was serenaded at
Little Hock a lew evenings ago, and made a speech,
taking ground in favor ol removing the disabilities
of the ex-l'onfederates. The speech caused a sen
satlon in Little Jtoek, for Clayton has heretolorc been
reganled as a blgotea ami intolerant radical par
tisan. The extremists oi ins own party denounced
him severely tor what tney called his treachery to
Iiepubllcaulsm, and one of thorn, General Cutt arson,
provoked a rencontre with him on the steps of the
State House. As Governor Clayton wa4 descending
the steps last Monday morning, General t attorsou
accosted him and charged Dim with selling out his
party. The Governor denied the accusation, when
Catt'erson asserted that he could prove that the Gov
ernor was in consultation with the leading Demo
crats a few nights previous. Governor Clayton
called his accuser a liar; catierson replied that the
Governor himself was a liar, and the Governor
struct him a blow on the temple with bis fist. Cat
lerson did not return the blow, declaring that he
would as soon strike a woman as a one-armed man.
The bystanders intervened and prevented further
altercation; but the speech is said to be the sole topic
of discussion at Little Rock.
Ministerial Dltlcrencew.
nere is a funny paragraph from a late Engliah
paper: "The Kev. Thomas Hugo, the rector of
West Hackney, applied at the Worship Street Police
Court for a summons agalust an open-ulr preacher.
Mr. litigo suld tUut he and other inhabitants of the
purish wihd steps to be taken to put an end to a
great nuisunce. A number of opou-air. preachers
were In the habit of assembling on a piece of waste
ground near tho parish church, where they shouted
out their opuiions on religious subjects. Placards
or an inflammatory tendency were also exhibited,
und stutemoiits made reileciing upon himself and
one of his dilutes, tending to provoke a breach of
the peace. Mr. Newton asked in what way. Mr.
lingo said tliut Ins nu n had suggested a punching of
the preachers' heads, aud really he thought that if
tlx: buisiUice went on much longer he should not
hinder them lrom carrying the suggestion into
effect. The summons asked for was granted.
Au Anecdote mt Itlulibrnu.
ilallbrau, in her jounger days, dirt not like to sing
"DtMiemoua'' on the stage, and wbj absolutely
frightened by her father, Garcia, who plaved
"Othello," and who told her Hint if she did not come
up to his expectations he would kill her on the spot,
for which purpnse he should on that night take a
real dagger instead of a stage one. The night ar
rived and Mulibiuii achieved quite a success, but in
the lust act, us "Othello" was stealing up to tho re
cumbent "DesdcmoiiH," a shrill scream rang
through the house, and M. hbrau jumping up from
the couch l ushed oil the stage. Tne curtain was let
down and the opera came to an untimely end. Mali
bran was missing, searched fur by tho police, but for
two days she. ci uld not be found. Then she was
discovered hiding behind some timber in a timber
yard, hall dead with fright nud starvation. This In
cident occurred in this city during her engagement,
we b lieve, at the Hower.v Theatre. Kver after, arter
singii g the part or "llesdemona," Malibraa would
be kei.ed by u fainting lit,
Ki'll-Iui posed Toi-liiie.
has tho Wilmington (Del.) (omiiteroial of Mon
day: m
Oi.e oi itiose looinarny icaut in wniun some people
take an uuuee uimable Interest, has just been
brought to an unsuccessful close lu this city. U was
uiiik uueed konje time ago that a young man calling
IduiFeir "Young Miles'' would perform at Chad
wlck's Mueeuin, ou r'ourtli street, the unparalleled
feat or wulking lo.'i hours without rest, lu case he
succeeded ho was to recel.e $ira, and lr he UUed,
that sum was to be given t some charitable Institu
tion, a board 30 feet long aud i loet wide1, raised
two feet lrom the ground, was provided, aud on
Tin-nlay at one o'clock the peif rmance began.
Tho n an walked on, uninterruptedly we bolieve,
up to o'clock Saturday evening, large crowds
slopping in t various times to see him. He was ter
ribly exhausted by that lime, Sad one of his ankles
was swollen almost to the sl.e of a human head, and
at about hull-past H, having walked unitf hours, he
was compelled by pain to give up staggered a few
sieps from the board, and fell down ius. nsi le.
lie Is now recovering, but had tho brutal, though
sell-imposed, torture resulted in his death, It would
buve bJeq crime Utile (iliorl vt jmirder, lu, w
al! cojiwriiil in the exhibition would In a degree
have been participants.
Uvrlr Time In a Convent.
The Cologne Oazettr gives the world gomo particu
lars of a pnlnltil qunricl which Is said to have hap
pened at the AtiKiistltilnn Convent of the Holy Names
of .Ipbus snd Mary, at Home, a few days airo. It
Hpcnis that th brother who had charge of the
kitchen or, In other words, tho cook hod been
ordered by the superior to go to another convent.
The rcHson for this order Is not known, but It pro
bstily wss ptlven In consequence of the brother's
skill in the culinary art not being approved by the
other brethren. Ou receiving this order
the brother, who was In the kltehen at
the time, seized a Kulfe and scratched the
superior severely. He had not calculated on
his Hiiuuronlst. No sooner did the superior feel
the Hbrasure of his skin than he rushed on his
assailant, and a deadly slrutrKle ensued. Tho siioe
rlor aud the cook, locked In each other's arniH. rolled
on the floor; the other brethren, attracted nv the
imtw, appeared on the Held or strife, and bv their
excited exclamations added to the terror of the
scene. Seine sided with the superior, others Willi
the cook, until at lust they all iiilnnled Intliefrav.
So fiercely did the buttle ratre that a IkmIv of (reii
diPiiues, whoso quartern were near the convent,
rushed In to separate tho coinliiitants. The erring
cook wasted to r monastic prison, In n sadlv buttered
condition, for the superior, thoujili scratched himself
and very old, had knocked out no less than three or
his niiliigonlst k teeth with one blow or his ujred tMt
ami it was admitted on all sides that he had fur the
iic.-i in me iiiii w me moment when the crciiduriuc
interfered.
YEKY FUXiJEXr.
flit ol .plce from Every Section.
.An Iowa clrl, supposed to have hi
restored by an application of a galvanic battery.
An Ohio wife recently used arsenic ror saleratus.
Her husband nte It, ami she is now a widow c.
cording to Mark Twalu.this thing is becoming mono
tonous.
At a late rashlonablo weddintr In n church it
Sewton, Mass., the bridal party being a little dila
tory, the organist played "Eager to Meet Tli.ie.
Love," and again the lovers not coming, he sounded
"Itobin's Not Here."
The New Haven Lever Bounds this notn of wurn-
iug: "Hcwure, young man! the pearl powiler now
un;tl by her Is poison ! one touch or tlioso eager bps
to that enamelled cheek may result in ileath most
horrible ! I Jewar-r-r-re."
A "lady" in Now Bedford, llnss.. reeentlv
liought. a pair or while gloves, to bo returned in case
they did not suit. They were returned as not suit
ing when it was discovered that they had been used
to decorate the hands of a corpse, and removed
before the Ud of the cotlln was screwed down.
The young ladies of Dover, Wayne count v. Ohio.
have foimcd a society ror the redemption of young
men w nose oau nanus io noi suit thcni, pledging
themselves not to go out with any young man who
swears, smokes, chews, loafs on the struef, corners,
or drinks. The amount, of ' sitting up with tlio
girls'' done in that region since the society went into
operation is "nothing worth speaking or.'' An agi
tation in favor of "suspending the rules" for two
evenings a w eek is expected.
A manufacturer of Alsace has received an ordnr
from a Paris commercial house ror oue hundred
dozen cotton handkerchlels, on wliljh anj to be
stamped the various episodes or the Hantln tragedy.
Portraits of the murdered victims will adorn some
of these haukcrchiefs as tacy appeared lying in tho
Kinc-collins at the Morgue, while on others will be
depicted Traupnuinn in tt.e act of lending Madame
Ktnck aud the t wo youngest, calhlieu from the cab
to Iho place of their murder. He is ronrcsented as
obligingly carrying tie btlle girl. Tfaupmauii 89
he appeared In presence of the corpses wbl decorate
others. These lively skttches on cotton will be sold
for sixpence.
A young gentleman connected with a New
Haven morning newspaper, who generally goes
heme about 1 or 'I o'clock in the mortiiug, made a
mistake on a recent morning und got into the wrong
door, which happened to lie unlocked, lie hail
scarcely got inside when a rush was made for him
from behind the door, a woman's night dress flut
tered around him, and a pair of plump, soft arms
glided around his neck. In another second his head
whs drawn down, and a warm, melting, luscious
kiss planted just below his moustache, while a soft
jovous voice, which the young man recognized as
that of his lovely next-door neighbor, asked, "My
darling husband! why didn't you come earlier?"
Oasplcg wllil exclamation of "MisUkc !" which
was answered by a hysteric shriek, the voting man
tied to his own room next door, with feelings-that
cun better be Imagined than described.
Gladstone velocipedes.
Bogurnil Dawson Is better.
Oflcnbach will conic here.
Saxc read to Cheyenne.
Camilla L'rso comes here to fiuHc.
Twain once fed a quartz mill.
Walter Brown has an abscess.
Kaiiolcon's son Is the "Enfant Titti."
Octave Feuillet earns $1:2.000 a year by his
pen
Austria's Kmprcss lives on milk and e";:'s.
Greeley roams about with uis "Self-made
men.
Governor Clayton smashed
sou recently.
Tennessee's new Senator
handsome.
General Cattcr-
is
pronounced
W. C. Bryant doesn't like Latin and
French
phrases.
Younir Uaymond will soon manage tke New
York Thin s.
l'cre Myacintlie and Beccher have passed
mutual coinpiimcnis.
Lady Puluierstou kit her nephew $180,000
per annum.
Moses Wintiute, of Haverhill, Mass., was
1LU years old yesterday.
Belknap will become Secretary, practically,
ou the 1st proximo.
President Grant will attend the reunion of
the Western army.
Jell. Da is is to be President of a Memphis
1.1 le insurance compauy.
Ohio litis had a snow-storm.
Newark has elKhty-nlne churches.
Ketroit is to abolish steam whistles.
Virginia has an immense chestnut cron.
Kentucky bousts of an unusual invasion of
nmeons.
A wild-cat ran through Oskaloosa, Kansas, re
cently. A Mississippi jury lias eleven colored aud one
white nui ii.
"Boots Polished Inside,"' is displayed ou a lien
in Virginia City.
The ladies of DeKalb, 111., propose to buy a fire
engine 101 men vniuije-.
They huve "honey eatings" at Mexico, Mo., in
stead of balls aud parties
A Somerset county, Pa., couple recently cele
brated their "yliiss wedding."
A red fox in Monroe county, Intl., led his pur
suers marly one hundred miles.
A farmer out West recently killed "'the destroyer
1. i., r...u it U'U )r '
Ul II m jn ura. li, " " uiij,.
Trenton has a society of colored folks called
"The sons ami Daughters or Jacob.
Cheyenne keeps almost abreast of civilization by
charging sixty ccnis a pound lor butter.
ermont is the richest State per eajiita in the
l nion, because nte caputs go away so last.
A wane womuu oi rsasuviue nas sued out a
wui rum iiL-aiust a nefrress mr beiviteiung her.
There is a line of for shooting a partridge In
cnester county, in this muih. ior ine next live years
i uieiuiiuii huppioiiiem uiu nt. iMeuoias aud ot.
Jiimes hotels with a sr. ivter s beer submit.
Jotir.ni.ovi n, New York, manufactures a million
dollars worth or cloves a ve r all lrom Paris.
'Iheieis a lake in a isconxia forest whieh,
according to truuition, no n an has been able to
l i in h.
stiiien Isiiinri is uo longer in tho Cnltcd States
the MethMhr.t having lmn'eil U into ISew Jersey.
Ayer, Hie plller of the slates of Massachusetts,
fencs ten ions oi iiiein every year 10 Mmtu America.
A Providence. . tiling wimiaii boxed the ears of
Tier lover on the slreei because he had escorted
another lady Home.
'I he I niversullsts la Ohio have forty-seven
iiiinhileiK and i I'i churehes, crguiiUed Into fourteen
associations.
One of Hie Incidents at the tair at lli ldienort.
Macs., wus an ox race. The victor walked a mile in
tinm en minutes.
A CHpltiin or the I'hited States regulars has just
oceu iiisimssea i.ne nervice ior reiusiug to pay board
niiis nun iHiinr inns in ritii aiinuiiii, i exas.
A Cincinnati boy crawled into an empty steam-
boiler the other day. when I rolled down hill and he
was taken out with a broken neck.
SoiKcbcdy Ins Invented a new telegraph, "which
is lo place a' line of women liny steps apart and
commit the news to tun lust oi mem as a secret.
A jealous wife In Chicago, alter faking two
ounces or laudanum, wrote a note: "In inv cold
coipse you behold the victim of your cold conduct
and of cold poison." A stomach-pump revived the
cold corpse.
- Mr. W. Klnglake Is in the Crimea, collect-
lnjr uiatci luls lor tne continuation oi bis History
ol the War. It is reported that he has been
"telcKramioed" to return, in order to tive his
ewueuce touching; election matters at lirid'rs-
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Jnva Now York., ..Liverpool...
Minnenota Ne" York. ...Liverpool ..
rnniArta New York. ...Liverpool . .
Hnnsa New York. ...Hromen... .
Oct.
Oct.
I lot.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Percire New York. ...Hiivre..
). of HiuMel8...New i ork. ...Liverpool . ..
Penmnrk Now York. ...Liverpool.. ..
i.-iir.,n New York. ...OIihkow
. let.
ti.ot Unit imore. Now Y ork.. ..Liverpool, via Hal. ..Nov.
City of I'arm Now York. ...Liverpool Nov,
City of Brooklyn. Now York. ...Liverpool Nov,
OOAKTWISh., DOMKNTIU, KTO.
T. W. F.vermun .Philada CU irlenton Oot. 2S
Pioneer Philada Wilmington Out. 21
Yhzoo l'hilftda New I trloana ( let. US
Ksgle. Now York. ...Havana, via Xas.....Oct. 2S
MixKonri New York. ...Havanu Oct. U:'
Wvonnnjr Ptiiiarla Savannah Oot. 3.1
Art7iDa New Yrk....Aapmvall Nov. 1
Hen. ( thauncoy .New Y'ork. ... Asoinwall Nov. 1
Mail aro iorwarded by every nteamor in t he regular lines.
The alewmera for or from Liverpool call aMJueenstown. ox
cept the Canadian line, which call at Ixmiinnilerry. The
flieamera tor or from the Continent oall at ijoutuamptou.
CLF.ARF.D YK.STKRDAY.
RteamHliip Fanita, Krnoka, New York, John F. Ohl.
Steamer H. L. Ouw, Webb, Baltimore, A. Orovoa, Jr.
hchr Alpha, Munsun, Boaton, J. K. Bazloy & Uo.
ARRIVED YKSTF.RDAY.
Steamship Wjomine. Teal. 70 hours from Suvunmh.
with cotton, rice, etc., to Philadelphia anil Southern Mnil
Ktcamtdiip I'o. 1-xperienced atronu head winila trotn IJ.-p i
llHlteras u : paflsen a tleet ot voaaelH bound nurtb. Vila
iiiHt .. In A. M. lat. :t5 4:1, louir. 75 111, passed a baruue ateer-
inicK.NK.. allowing a blue flnjr with awnllow tail, with
white ball in centre. Below Bombay Hnok. passed two
biins, unknown: oil Morris I mlon's, passed schr Mary F..
I ong, from St. Mary's, Oa. ; below Koody Island, barquo
Ttovatore, from Nimua; olT Pen Pateh, brig Mountain
1-nelu, lrom t. .lolin, . li., all linnnd up.
Stciimer miiiviiio, nenear, i Hours trom Now York,
nith cemert to W hitall, Tutum Uo.
iSteimier Frank. Pierco. 24 hours from New Vork. with
nuise. to W. M. Baird A Co.
Krlir Jtavirl I'ollins, lownsend, 3 days rrom Norfolk, Va.f
with railroad ties and BhinijleB to II. (Jrobkey A (Jo.
Heir John H. Perry, Kelly. 3 days from Now Bedford
ttith mdse to captain.
ISelir M, o. Aioeeiy, i runn, lrom uarien, (it., with lum
ber to Cochran. Ruspell A Co.
Schr Lena Hunter, Perry, from Providence, in ballast
to captain.
Schr Fawn, Kelly, from Boston, in ballast to 8. Lath
bury A Co. . , ,
hciir in. VBsaor, iierrioa, irom i rnviiience.
Schr J. A. tinrrison, Smith, from Providence.
Schr W. H. Dennis. lke. trom Providence.
Schr Admiral, bteeluian, from Salem.
Sjerta1 f),piitrh to Th F.emintj T Xeyrnph.
Havre DK. OnACi', Md.,Oct. 27. Three boats left here
this morning, as follows:
ttlucK 1IHKK, witn lumper to waison, aiaione a (jo.
Kllie. wilti luiolier to Oraiff A BliLiietiard.
Jnbii Ualdemun, with lime, tor Uliusapeako.
fyrrtJty(lrrrr o f The Erniintj Trhomrli.
RAHIUB E wininu.n a uui.i,ktim.
NewYobk Office. Oct. 2. Four barees leava in tow
to-nipht ior Haltimore. liht. .
v. II. urawiorn, won nay. tor rnii.iaeirnia.
Bai.timohe Biiancb Okkick. Oct. 26. The followine
bin bps lesve in tow lo-niKlit eastward :
i uiou's Oeliiibt ; Myrtle; San .lacinto: Mary Uuan; and
Senator Wade, all w nil coal fur New Y ork.
MICMORANDA.
Ship Progress. Simons, for Philadolphia. romaino I at
London Utb inst.
Steainslnp Koman, Baker, hence, at Boston 2"itn inst.
Steamship Prcnielheus. (Jray. hence, at Charleston ves-
terduy.
Steamship Tonswanda, Jennings, hence, at Savannah
vesterriay.
nienmur mars, e.rumiey, ior r-uiiaaeipoia, ciuarea at
New York yesterdiiy.
Steamer Centipedo, Beckett, for Philadelphia, sailed
fr m Salem 24tb inst.
barque Thomas Lallett, Pike, was loading at Curacoa
2u days since lor New York.
Barque Alex. McNiel, Lawson, cleared at New York 25th
in.e fnr v aiiiuruiao.
Bnriue Arcadia, Larson, for Philadelphia, remained at
Loudon 14th inst.
Brig Aleaveltt, Reed, hence, at Wilmington, N. O., 23d
lcsiunt.
Bug I'.Ktolla, llolap, for rnilauolpuia, sailed from llet
net Ulib inst.
Btis MiiiiiieTmub.Triie, hence, at Portland 21th inst.
Briu 11. U. Brooks. BiIkks, benue. at Charloiton 2jth
infttnt.
Brig Aylisford, Martin, at Areciho 1st inst , for a port
Dorinor nuiieras.
Briir F. A. Heath, Warren, from Bangor for Wilming
ii.u, Ktu , imfcafu iivii v.aiv ..im iuh.
Brig Sea I'osm, Ooomba, from Providence for Pbiladel
tiliii. passed Hell iiate 2."th inst.
I'riir mm Mevens, n,,un(iers. irom ualuis for I'rnladol
puis, put into New Yoik 25th inst., on account of head
winds.
Brig Caroline R. Kelly, Adams, hence for Boston, sailed
from Holmes' Hole P. M. 21st inst.
Schr King Bird, Munson, 10m St. John, N. li., for Phi
larieluhiii. sailed trem Holmes' Holo A. M. il(i inst.
Hetira vt into nya, uoues, nnu Aiaoama, v anijiuior, lrom
Bos' on, and Cerro Uordo, Parsons, lrom Nuwburyport. all
er I'liiiaoeipiua. suocu irom iioimos- iioio r-. ai, zui inst,
Si hrB Win. H. '1 nomas. Winsmore. and Althea. Smith.
both for Philadelphia, put back to Cliarleston 20th inst.
in conenmience OI neau Wlmia.
Scbr 'i'uuzer, henley, sailed from Portland 23d iust. for
Buniior. to load lor Philadelphia.
Schr W. I). Mefchane, Adams, hnnco, at Norfolk 'iid
instimt.
SehrSnrnh Iliimmond, iley, lor Puiladelplna, sailed
fii.ui Bulii 22d inM.
Schr Lizzie lbomond. Lord, for Philadelphia, sailed
frnm Priivutnn,:e l?-tlll inst.
ScbrOov. Burton, IvUdluiu.ror 1'nuuueiphia, sailed Irjm
Salem 24th inst,
Sehrs Benj. Reed, heneo for Boston ; T. .1. Trafton, from
Portsmouth. N. H . ior Philadelphia; Ibittio K. S.imnson.
from Portland for do : and Artuiir Burton, from Bungar
for do., at Newport I", ftl. 'SM nlbl.
Schr Billow. Wriclit, hence for Bangor, at New York
25th inst,
Honrs Fssex. Kdserton. nence ior rrovidence. and
Salmon Washburn, Cook, houce for Taunton, at New
York 25th insc.
Srhrs Active, Coombs; Minnie Kinnie, Shay; A.Ham
Illlimi, IIOHieU i IX. moiuil .vwk.., .-.III 10. illuuillB
and Skvl irk, Simmons, from Boston for Philadelphia
. . ...1 . 1J U XI..,.. ( It .. . XT . V. . . I
passed Hell bate 25IU inst.
NOTICE TO MARINF.RS.
Cant. Cooler, of the Atlantic Submarine Wreckine
Company's steamtus Laokawanna, reports ; Oct. 2i, the
Highlands bearing N. by W., distant 15 miles, passed the
wtuck of a sunken vessel, with topmasts about 12 lest out
ot water. Tne wreea lies in a aanpernas position lor Ten
ssls going or coming irom tue soutuwaru.
8TOVE8, RANGES, ETO.
THOMSON'S LONDON KITCHENEB
or KUROPKAN RANGK, for families, hotels, oj
publio institutions, In TWKNTY Plfi'KKKNI
: klv.HH Alan. Philadelphia Ranaes. Uot-Air-lea
rjces. Portable Heaters, uow-aown uraw i -"""
Stoves, Bath Boilers, Stew-hole Plates, Boilers, UoolOiu
Btoves. BLO.. wnfi ail I ana roeai, or m . . .
OWJVM, vw., nuvumi l: 111 1,1)1 i. q.uiluuoN
S 7wfmr!m
Ho. 40t N. 6HOOND Boreal
Phonld he in use on every Henter and Stove. It Increasea
and will also bent a room above in place oi a stove. (J ALL
i hftv iinr sis ii r. Jinn havhh iit-n i ij uuvunii ui wuo vooi.
AMD br-Hi lUltn at tue uiauumuwu
j, O. yuuunr.ni X ,
No. VM N. NISTU S.t
M
EKR1CK & SONS
BOUTIIWARK FOUNDRY,
No. 30 WASHINGTON AVENVB, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM WRIGHT'S PATENT VARIABLE
CUT-OFF STEAM ENGINE,
Regulated by the Governor.
MERRICK'S SAFETY HOISTING MACHINE,
Patented June, 1608.
DAVID JOY'S
PATENT VALVELESS STEAM HAMM ER
D. M. WESTON'8
PATFKT SELF-CENTRING, SELF-BALANCING
CENTRIFUGAL bUGAK-URALNLNU MACHINE.
AND
RO EXTRACTOR,
For Cotton or Woollen Manufacturers. T 10 mwf
j VACUUS MKUB1CK. WUXlaaf B. MUBBIOK.
JOBS B. OOPK.
STABLISHED 1819
'I'lie Wow loru wyeing and
Iif iitintf I2tubliiliiaem,
ei'ATKN ISLAND, .
No 40 Norlb KIOHTH Street (Weet Side), PbiladolphU
No! H8 IJL'ANK btieelr and 7W BROADWAY, Ne
, . i .
1 !i t,i .nH wall known Comoanv tr nnruraH
iih tLe biabeat decree of skill, anil the moet annroved
tt hintr". I KVK, CLKANbK and UNIHlleveVv
variety el I.ADlKb1 and UKNTLKMkN'H (j ARMBNTb,
iid PI Kt'K i.OUUB, in their usual suoerier inanner I
1 i A R M V N 'IS J L it A N b K, U VVUOLfc . -It) 17 fuiirJni
P0LITIOA.L.
yOTE TIIE PEOPLES TICKET
IN OAJrIDKN OOUNTV.MKW JKItSICY.
. For fit ,te Honaior,
Jam kh m. huovi'.l.
"or MieritT,
SAMURL AKCIlF.rt.
rvH LK(ltSLTURK.
First DiBtriot,
RICH Kl) DAMl'ION.
8ooi nd Diatriot.
JAOOH III lOHi. NKR.
Third Ibatrict.
ANDRKW 1. TURNKR.
IJoronera,
JOtfN n. KKYIIOI.u.
KNOS P. PIIUK.V,
ROBri.RTtJlIICVy. 10 21 iac
8HIPPINQ.
Cfcfr.,011 LIVERPOOL ANE
n r rj v --"-.i.o i j n inmaa i,ine oi ariau
Bleamers are appointed to sail as im
") li' haturrlny, Oct. 91, at 1 P. M.
i -.1 , itnItln'fe. via Halifax Tut Bdny, Nov. il, at I P. M.
J-.yoV,"r"l f'"i'duy. Nov. ii, at 1 P. M.
City of Brooklj d, Hal urdiiy. Nov. at 1 P. M.
.1''"ci1-1irceeJ,,.n''t,turdajr and alieru.n Tuasdai
Irom Pier 4.?, Morth River
. RATK.S OF PASSAOK.
tT J? ?ArL 'TEaaiKB SAIXINO KVKRT SATURrtAV.
,.'. WIV, 'P?-ld. Pn vable in clurrenoy.
tIRal ('AKIN utim RTK.k-.ft aiim .
lo London jog ia naoa
1,p"r' HSl To Paris '
VASRAOK 1)Y Tni? TUBDAX BTEAMK1I, VIA BAT.IVAX.
PIIIHT CAI1IN. BTKKHAOK.
Parable Inllel.l T.,..v. i i , , .
.iTPrpuol I Iven.ool
Halnax.
. UD Halifax it
St. John's. N. F
y itranen Menmer...
PaaBcugors forwarded to Havre, Hambare, Bromen
!o. at red need ratos.
licketacan la boueht her at miulmia K n
Sons wiBhiojr to Bond for their friends.
..'."''"'"er information ajiplyat the Ootnjwny's OfBce
JOHN O. UALK, Aernt, No. 15 BllOAUWAY, N. Y
OTi O'lMiNNKLL KAl'LK, Agents,'
4 8 No. 411 UHK8N UT Street, Pliilat"elih a.
ONLY MRECT LINE TO FRANCE
iff 4 ? T1 1 1 TF nr-i.T . . .
t"KNWYo, ASn W&vyt-.Y&VW
BP KST. .
The srdonrilri new veMnnlit nn M- t iu.
Continont wUl sail from I'ier No. it). North river, evor-
in gold (Including wine),
,.. , , TO BRKST OR IIAVRF.
first Cabin I Second Cabin S8
, TO PARIS,
flncludinff rallwav tlnkntu ri.nlohAH ,n IwmmI
First Cabin AIJS I Second IJ.iliin
1 he.'o at earners do not carry steerage passengers.
Medical attendance free of charge.
Ameril'nn travtdlArn friiinv tA ra vatMrnfniv tmm fhAAf
tinent of Kuropo, by taking the steamers ol this linoiroit
nnnecosaary rinks from transit by Knrrlish railways anf
croBRiug the channel, bosides Baving timo, trouble, andex
Pense. UKOKliK MAUKrTM,11 Agont,
No. 68 B UO A I W A Y, New York .
ror rjaasaeA In Phils!,MB .t Aintn1 IftpAA
Company, to H. K LKAF,
' -a NO. JEW UI1KKNUT Street.
.CHARLESTON, S. C
THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
FAST FREIGHT JL.IIN1.,
EVERY THURSDAY.
Tbe StcnmHhlpH PROMETHEUS, Captain Gray, and
J. W. KVEILMAN, Captain Hinckley,
wiLiLi ruitiu A Jtl'.ij l' 1j A It li. v: ti L. I LillNrJ.
The BteanmhlD J. W. EVKKMAN. will Hail on
THURSDAY, October 2S, at 1 P. M.
'iiiroupa bins or lading (riven in connection wlt
S. C. R. IL to points in the South aud SouthwcMt.
Insurance at lowest rates. Kates of frclcht oa low
as by any other route. For freight, apply to
is. A. NOLI) UK CO.,
2 22tf DOCK STREET WHARF.
pgn. LORILLARD'8 STEAMSHIP
NEW YORK.
Bailing on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
RF.DUOT .N OF RATICS.
Freight by this line tn' un at la cents per 100 pounds,
cents per foot, or 1 cent per gallon, ship's option. Ad
vance charges cashed at office on Pier. Freight received
at ail times on covered wharf.
JOHN F, OUI,,
285 Pier 19 North Wharves.
B. N. Extra rates on small packages iron, metal, eto.
PHILADELPHIA. Ricrnrovn
5jLhV;AND NORFOLK BTRAMKlIfP LINR
r?tjT'THOlKai FRKIGHP AIR LINK TO
gHuTHK SOUTH A NO WKSP.
RVFUV KATITRI1AV
At noon, from FIRST WHARF above MARKE1
Street.
THROUGH RATKS to all points In North and Kont
Carolina, via Seaboard Air Line Railroad, connecting al
Portsmouth and to Lynchburg, Va., Tonnossoe, and thi
Weft, via V irginia and Tennessee Air Line and Richmond
and xjunviue imiiroHti.
lreik-ht H ANDLKI) BUT ONOF.and taken at LOWFB
RATKS THAN ANY OTHKR Ll li. """' wvjyf
The regularity, satoty, and clieapnesa of this ronle oom
mend it to tho publio as the most desirable medium
carrying every description of freight.
No charge tor oommisBion, drayage, or any expense
transfer.
Steamships Insured at the lowest ratos.
Freight received duily.
WfLLIAM P. OLYTJR A CO.,
No. 12 8. WHARVKS and Pior 1 N. V.'HARVKS
W. P. POHTF.K. Agent at Richmond and Oil Point.
T. P. CROWF.LL it CO., Agents at Norfolk. 6li
frm NOTICE. FOR NEW YORK, VIJ
DKLAWARrC AND RARITAN CANAL.
j&oar&iW K.XPRKSS STKAMBOAT COMPANY.
IUb CHK.APKST and QUICK. KS I' water oommunioa.
tion botween Philadelphia and New York.
Steamers leave daily from hrst wharf below Marks
street, Philadelphia, and foot of Wall street, New Yorji
Good forwarded by all the linos running out of Net
Vork, North, Fast, and West, free of commission.
Freight received and forwarded on accommodatln
teinia. WILLIAM P. CLYOF, A CO., Agents,
No. 12 b. UKLAWARK Avenue. Philadelphia.
JAMF.S HAND, Agent.
6 35 NolI9 WALL Street, New York.
NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
Alexandria, Georgetown, and Washington, D.
C via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, with
connections at Alexandria from tbe most tiirect route for
Lynchburg. Bristol. Knoxville. Naahvillo. Dalton. andlt.ha
bouthweat.
Steamers leave regularly every Saturday at noon from th
first wharf above Market street.
Freight received duily. ..... . .
WILLIAM P. OLYDK A CO.,
No. 14 North and South Wharves.
HYDF ft TYLF.R, Agents, at Georgetown; M
KLDR1DGK A CO., Agents at Alexandria.
616
NOTICE. FOR NEW YORK. VIA
Delaware and Raritnn Oanal, SWIFTStTRB
TRA N SPORT AT ION COMPANY DKS.
PA1C11 AIV1J AtVlVTrtUltK ilIVK.
1'be business by these lines will be resumed on and after
the tub of March. For freights, which will be taken on
accommodaUng terms, apply tow M UA.I.RD 4 CO..
No. 1H3 Soulb Wharves.
I.ECAL NOTICES.
YN TIIE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TIIE
J. CITY AND COUNTY OF PHI LA DKLPHIA.
F.stato of THOMAS F. MAHKR, ileceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle, and
adjust the account of li. M1AKKKY, Ki., adminis
trator of the Fstate of THOMAS F. MAHKli, decenud.
and to report distribution of the balance in the bunds of
the accountant, will meet the parties intorested, for the
purpose ot his appointment, on W F.DNliSDAY, Novem
ber 3, A. D. lHtiti, at i o'clock P. M., at the ottioe of
Bernard Sharkey, K., No. bl9 WALNUT Strepit, Lud
wiek Buildings, Room No. 13, in the city of Pbilndol
phiq. lu ilstuthut
"7 STATE OF JOHN II. UUBB8, DECEASED.
.1 J Letters of Administration unon tho Katate of
IOHN II. HUBBB, deceased, having been granted to tho
undersigned, all persons indebted totlio said eetatuure
retpiested to make payment, and those having claims
aguinal the same to present thorn without doluy to
SARAH M. HUUBS, Administratrix,
No. lait N. TWKLFiTi Stieot,
Or to ber Attorney,
JOHN ROBERTS,
10 Sri St No. !' S. SIXTH StreeL
T ETTERS OF -JVDMINISTRATION DE
XU bonus non having been granted to the subscriber
upon Die estate of ANDRHW CURCIFR, deceased, all
persons indebted to the tutino will make payment, and
those having claims presint them to
J. MORRIS HARDING, Administrator,
HOwiit No. lai S. SF.VFNTH Street.
I
-s.utath' nv .TaCnit nif. ffiTTPjT?v
J Letters Tostaniuntary on the above KsUte havinir
been granted to the undersigned, all persons having
claims will present tho same, and those iudobtod make
psymsntto FMZAB1CTH A. 1)H COURSKY.
v JOHN G. DK (JOIJKHP.Y, aud
JACOB DK COURSKY,
10 6 wot No. looti MASTER Streel. .
FREDERICK SYLVESTER,
REAL ESTATE BROKEN,
So. 208 Koulli FOURTH Street,
10 8m PHILADELPHIA.
7ILLIAM ANDERSON & CO., DEALER?
11 in ime Whiskies,
No. 146 North SECOND Street.
PlulfldU
nuiiiir i i 1 1
AMUSEMENTS.
Jt M ERICA N
MAT NTDltrflOlII
ACADEM Y. P AT T I.
PATTI. ; 1 ' -
The public is respectfully infominrt that "the World ro."
.HIUKI'TOR.
tl,A ,.,1,! ft,-
r. . V. . "MM UUIKIIIIVU
I Alll.lll l A
Concert Vocalut, MJIe.
PATTI
. . PA1TI
will make her first appearance In Philadelphia, since her
ret in nf rim Furopo, in
TWO CMAND PATTI CONCERTS
FR1HAY AND SATURDAY KVKNlVoS
,, .."'"d3ithOrtber,at8o,cloek.'
Mile. CAUi.tll i a I'atti w.m i.-.
(,iVI'! li,- is-KM TKR
lho Great 'cia-s:ea'l PI.
''llr'O HABKLMANN,
I LB havorito Tenor.
anlst, (his first appear-
J. F. PRDM K,
i ne Uistinguisbcd VIo-
V,ith
.insifir iiDri5l
. !" (,r',at Bnssii Pniftindo.
Mi.Bl.-sl IM,.ANI t'KA'u OKCHKarCA.
-WiU?Tn,?mLmt 'U: "'"''"rOieelc, ccms
e'y) atHC wb"it",?,in "mrnenr. to-morrow ( Wednse.
street ' A' J"'iplors (only), No. Iliwnut
Stt inwav's PI i in si tf
" """" an t,nn rulti Con 'erii.
U D E M Y
OF MUSI C.
T.EnHMANN,
K K 1' I N K D I L I , t Mt N 1 ' U R.
Dhl-lGHTFUf, MYSTFPY
Will make his reappear MODKRN M AGIO
MONDAY KVI..MNU, November 1st.
A nd everv evoninir rlnriti tl,n w..,.t. '
N l'll; l, I . v n I.-w v : t i, C ;,"V,';.U 'l.'":',i"'''"iie
......... , i r.,., ,r,iru n r. r k K A T'l'KMi' rtn
Invented by himself, expressly to sigoalir.e his rotun to
jib hcmhvdiore. va
NO A PPLI ANCF OK MFCHANISM
r nssistanee i of parnphernaba oi ony kind are used in
In se nstonisliinc perionnnncee
Tickets One Doliar, without extr charja f.,r a
seats. " riiV..
Snlrfl of tickets commeneo Kat.ordnv morninir
HFjM ri.HR'S Aliisic More, No. FAi Ulll" SNC T Stfest.
LAUKA KEENE'8 "
CUKSNUT STRKI P TiiwaTrin.
LAST NIGHTS. LAST N It'll i'i
PKCOND W KKK of the g-eat Draiuatio triumph,
uueicault s Beautiful I irmna, in S .icte. of ""i'u,
HCNTKIl DOWN;
flB TtllT TU'll 1 IVb'U iil. . rT--r r...
Assisted by her splendid Company. To conclude with
A I 'i .U KII K VTA.
ll'l'll 1 ,111 ...... ,. . n..
aa-i ni.ntii, i -i r,rrt u i I lli.f,
BELLA, (A now l'luy), and
PA Tit I II;
OR, THE WHITF. WOMAN OF WICK LOW
Feats secured from A. M. toS P. M.
Doors open at 7 ; commences at
WALNUT ST. THEATRE. HEUIN'S A T ,
THIS (Wednesday) EVKNINH. Oot. -i- '
LAST Nil. HT BUT l'OUR OF :
,.,i"n. r.nwiN iioorn.
till YLOCK.. F.DWIN Rnnni
DON (VF.SAIt DK BAZAN "
DON CA.SAU DF. BA.AN " I DWIV BOOTH
'I'll I'H S DAY-TH K LA DY OF LYONS
(ll.AL'DK MKl,'t)'ITI! .. Fl'wiN BOOTH
FRIDAY JiKNKl IT OF KRWIN BOOTH t II A Kl t.Vi
SUUliUAY-LA ST BOOTH MATINKK.
HAMLFT ' EDWIN nnnTtf
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH 8TREE1
THEATRE. BoKins M to 8. oi.iCK
SIIAKFSPKARIAN RFVIVAL
MONDAY. AND DUKLNG THH WFFK
ALL'S WELL THAT I. .Miii w?i
JV1'ni. ri",w .S,'n''r)' now Costumes, Music, and
cfliciunt Cast, including '
MRS. JOHN DREW
And the entire Company.
MONDAY. Nov.l,
Boucicault aud Byron's
LOST AT SKA.
I? OX'S AMERICAN THEATRE
X1 THE CI.ODOCJIK TROUPE. '
CI'.F.KK SLAVK.
NEW BALLET,
THE CAN CAN. CAN CAN
FEMALE FORTY THrEVFS.
Matineoon BATl'RDAY A FTKHNOON at 2 o'clock.
DUPREZ & HENEDICT'S OPERA IFoUSE"
SEVENTH Street, holow Arch. '
I Late 'I heatre Comioue).
MILCHAS. II. D Li PRE I.... Manager
Biilliimt Opening. Triumphant Success. '
Ihe 1iidieV tavonto Amnsemeiit Resort
This Evening and Every Night During Season.
I iibt week of tho gru.-it. tamous
DUPHEZ BENEDICT'S
O'ig.'int je Minstrels and Burlesiiue Opora Troupe
Fiist W eek Pas do Flour.
First Week Benedict's. Japanese Troupe.
Fiist Week Band Began to Play.
First Week Burlesiiuo I )pera, Il Trovatore.
First Week-bee-Fil l h-(.ie
Fiist Week Ruin Millionaiio.
Doors open lt nf 7. Commence at . f to . Dros Circle.
Hi cenla; PartU0t,75; Boxes, ifr.; (iallery, 25 cti; Reserved
Seats, 7i; Ctiloretl Boxes, uo cents. Ticket otiieo open from
1(1 A. M. to 1 P. M-i and from 2 to I P. M, 1U27
VEW ELEVENTH STREET 0P E r"
1 HOUSE, ELEVENTH Mreot. above Chesnut.
THE FAMILY RESORT.
CARNCROKS ft DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
the grout Star 'i'mnpe of tho world, in their uneuualL'
ETHIOPIAN SOIRF.KS,
, BEAU'I I1UL BALLADS, SONGS,
OPERATIC SELECTIONS, and '
l.AUl.HABI.IC BURLESQUES
EVERY EVEN1NO.
R F fSTMPKnv fri J. L. OAKNCROSS, Manager.
K. r. SIMPSON, Treasurer. 816 rtm
C ENTZ
AND IIASSLER'S MATINEES-
It VTfKl-, 1, A T W .....n r. . ......
i-J M USIOAL
, ,v i iViTiii n . .m,';1;'' oo-yu, every oarun.
DA Y A r I l.ROON ut A'i o'clock. lu 18
4 VTfPri'AVf'flVairDVATrrDVni.' itrorn
..,..,v.... vv.,uiwH,aiuill yj 1 C Ol t
J- becond Grand Orchestral Matinee, December 1. f
Sec
ni'iiio iii '.uuuatiuriai cuiuoill.
10 -JO WBt
V
ALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTEf
GARDEN Noa. 720, 722, 724. and 726 VINKStrerf
THE GRAND OHCJH KSTRIOISf. forw,.rlv tha nr..l
Of the GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, pore based at grea,
expense by JACOB VALER.of this city, in corrbiuatio
with t LAMER'S ORCHESTRA and Miss NELLIK AN
DF.RStlN will perform EVERY AFTKKNOON am
EVENING at the above-mentioned place. Admission
treo,
PATENTS. t
V I L L I A M S. I R V I M,
GENERAL PATENT AG EXT,
No. 40C LIBRARY STREET;
OUTOALT'S PATENT ELASTIC JOINT IROHv
ROOF.
AMERICAN CORRUGATED IRON OO.'S MANU
FACTURF.B, FIRE PROOF BUILDINGS, ETO.
TAYLOR ft OOALK'S PATENT AUTOMATIC .
LOCK UP SAFETY VALVE.
BRADFORD'S LOW WATER INDICATOR, ETO,
KTO. 10 s lm
PATENT OFFICES,
N. W. Corner rOTJRTE and WALNUT
PHILADELPHIA.
FEES LESS TEAN ANY OTHER KELlAUL
AGENCY.
Send Ior pamplile on Tatcuta
8 4 tlistu
CHARLES H. EVANS.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
Wahiiinhton, D. O. .October 15, lms .
On the petition of EDW ARD HEDLEY, of Pli'ladef
plna, Penoi-ylvauia, praying for the extension of a pateol
granted to bun on the 'Jotb day of May, l6o'. for as iWA
provtment in SHINGLE MACHINE. .
lt is ordered that the testimony in the case be closed o
the 16th day of April next, that the time for tilingargis!
mtiils and the Bxamiut r report be limited to tbe 27tf
day ol April next, aud that said petition be beard on the;
2d day of May next.
Any person may oppote this extension.
SAMUEL 8. FLSEER,
10 20 w3t Commissioner of Patents.
S'
TATE RIGHTS FOR BALE. STATU
Richts of a valuable Invention inst natented. andf or
the SLICING, CUT'UNG.and CHIPPING of dried beeL
cabbage, eto., are hereby o&ered for sale. It is an articlf
of great value to proprietors of hotels and restaurants
and it should be introduced into every family. S i Al l
RIGHTS tor snlo. Model can be seen at TELEOKAPfi.
OFl ICE, COOPER'S POINT, N. .1. . .
li 7 f MUNDY A HOtFMAlt
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PHILOSOPHY' OF MARRIAGJ.-
York ujzryr.s
H,u, t l ive n,l What to Live fori Youth, Maturity, and
Old
ludii
1
KlraU HllllUUUJPt" ' -
A i V YANDER O. OATTELL CO.,
L VUGVVCK COMMISSION MFROHANT8.
fl Kaia iORTH WHARVES
. AMD
Ho. 87 NORTH WATER STREET.
P PU1LADELPULA. t SS9
AIaNDK Q OATTIilA. KlO AH CAlTaXI.1
D"r. M. KLINE CAN CURE CUTANEOU8
Eruptions, Marks on the Skin, Ulcers in tbe throat,
meutli aud nose, sore legs and sores of every conceivable
Siaracter. Office, No. 33 Soutil itUCVKNTU, butweea
Ago; Maubooa -nBr, 71, ,3
n ri0 i iflRB livuiurw )iu vm ion