riuwa snxvnvzAB.7.
I'llT Affairs.
' Kit-hard .Tolmson, nineteen yenrs old, rc
irtin(t at No. 183ii Master street, had nn ankle
broken on Thursday bv having It eansht in tho
wheel of a wagon at lidi;c avenuo and Coates
street.
About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon William
Kelly, aired 35 years, residing at No. 5 Buck
street, was run over, at Crown und Vino streets,
by a car of the Kaco and Vine Streets Railway
Company, and had his right leg fractured, lie
was removed to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
A stable, belonging to Hugh Stringer, a
milkman, in Alder street, below Thompson, was
destroyed by lire last uiht about halt-past ten
o'clock. Two horses, which tvero In the stable,
were rescued with considerable dilliculty. Loss
about fc.'iOO.
A hearing In the case of the persons arrested
on the charge of assaulting l'atrick Marley,
with intent to kill, was to lake place yesterday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock, before Alderman Kerr.
The prosecutor was present, w it li his counsel,
but the defendants not appeal ing, their recogni
zances were forfeited. Their names are Owen
McCartney, Patrick Kallerty, and John and
l'atrick Kenau.
During tlits week Revenue Olllccr Nauseam!
Assistant Assessors Grilliths, Johnson, and
others, made four raids in the Richmond dis
trict, and enptured eight stills that were in full
operation. While tho olllccrs were operating
yesterday, a crowd collected, and an attempt
was made to take a captured still from them.
Stones were thrown, and Assistant Assessor
Williams was severely hurt. The oflleors finally
got away with the articles they had seized.
The annual meeting of the Grand Section
Cadets of Temperance, was held last evening in
the hall, Ninth street and (iirard avenue. Re
ports were received from the retiring olllcers,
all of which were ordered to be entered on the
minutes. A committee whs then appointed to
revise the Constitution and By-laws of the Grand
and Subordinate Sections. The following oiliecrs
were then elected for the ensuing yenr: G. P.,
William Davis; G. V. P., Charles 8. Masscv; G.
A., B. F. Dcnnison; (5. T., Jacob Potter: G. ('.,
Richard Twelves; G. G., C. F. Gret.inger; G. Y.
11. Lyndall. An adjournment then took place
until the last week in. November.
J)niuratlc Alliilrs.
Gold closed yesterday at 'l'x'
General Grant and family returned to Wash
ington yestorday.
Ex-Governor Pratt, oi .Maryland, ia lying at
more vlnr.
Several charred bodies have been lound on
the wreck of the Stonewall.
The total revenue receipts to date, since
June 30, amount to just $00,1)04, '!K).
Admiral Farragut Is recovering, and will
IcaTC Chicago for the Fast on Monday.
The coruer-etone of the new Roosevelt Hos
pital, in New York, was laid yesterday.
Of the Stonewall's passengers, two hundred
and fifty in number, only sixty were saved.
It is asserted that the reports of the injury
by .frost to the Kentucky tobacco crop are exag
gerated. General Butterfield will hold his position as
Assistant Treasurer iu New York until a sueeca
sor is appointed.
A decision in the case of Ihe Cuban priva
teer Hornet will be rendered, at Wilmington, N.
C., to-day at noon.
At the Agricultural Fair, at Lynchburg, Va.,
yesterday, William O. McCorkle was stabbed
to death by one -Max Sumpter.
Archibald Doiurlas, a desperado, was shot
mid fatally Injured by another rougU named
Thomas Jackson, iu New York, last night.
A commission is sitting at Cairo to deter
mine the jurisdiction of the 8ue. Canal. ' The
American uuvermuuui wuouui. lupiunuiibeu.
Agnes Paschall, mother of Judge Pasehall,
and one of tho last pensioned widows of Re
volutionary soldiers, died recently iu Georgia.
ForciKli Allalrn.
Mr. Pcabody's health is slightly improving.
Spanish ecclesiastical estimates are to be re
duced thirty per cent.
Ludolf Camphauscn has been appointed
Minister of Finance of Prussia.
It is probable that the Duke of Genoa will
be finally selected as King of Spalu.
United States Minister Jay has been attend
ing the sessions of the Hungarian Diet at Pesth.
The insurrection in Dalmatia turns out to be
Xar more serious than it was suspected oi ueiug.
A meeting of the leaders of the several
political parties at Madrid, recently ended iu a
general rupture.
A rumor Is going the rounds in Euroue that
Russia bas intimated to Turkey that Austrian
troops should not be allowed to p.i6s throngU her
dominions.
THE NEW DOMINION.
If eroiMt ruction In the Cabinet Important lies
patch from I'.arl Grnnvllle.
Ottawa, Oct. 39 The New Dominion Cabi
net has been reconstructed as follows: Premie
and Minister of Justice, Sir John McDonald, K
C. B.; Minister of Militia, Sir George Cartler,
Bart.; Minister of Finance, Sir Francis Hincks,
C. B. K., O. M. G.; Minister of Customs, Hu. S.
L.Tilfey, C. B.; Minister of Public Works. Hou.
II. L. Langcvir, C. B., Minister of Inland Reve
nue, Hon. C. Durkln; Minister of Marine nud
Fisheries, Hon. Peter Mitchell; Minister of Agri
culture and Statistics, John 11. Benson; Secre
tary of State lor the Provinces, Hon. John
Howe: Secretary of State for Canada, Hon.
Alexander Morris ; Postmaster-General, Hon.
Alexander Cumpbcllt Receiver-General, Hon.
Edward Kenney, President of the Council, lion.
J. C. Cbapuis.
Of these thirteen Cabinet officers, five are
filled from Ontario, and are Representatives,
and four are Representatives from Qjuebec, two
from New Brunswick, aud two from Nova
Scotia.
A copy of a very import. int despatch from
Earl Granville to Governor Musgrave, regarding
the confederation of Britioh Columbia with
Canada, has just beeu communicated to Sir
John Young. The Colonial Secretary says that
New Rupert's Land and the Northwest Territory
are to be united to Canada. Her Majesty's Gov
ernment Is of opinion that Hritisii Columbia
should also be united with thu Dominion.
Regarding the advantages to be derived from
such union, Karl GrauvlUe say: "Her Majesty's
Government anticipates that the lutercsts of the
provinces of British North America will be more
advanced, und that it will belter enable tho
wealth, credit, and intelligence of the whole to
be brought i to bear on every art, thau by en
couraging each in tho contracted policy of tak
ing care of itself, possibly at the expense of its
neighbor. Most especially Is this true iu the
case of internal transit.
"It is evident that the cstablisinent of a British
line of communication between tho Atlantic and
l'aciiie Oceans is more feasible by the operations
of a single Government, responsible for Its pro
gress to both shores of the continent, thau by a
bargain negotiated betwecu two separate and,
perhaps, iu some respects, rival governments
audi egislatures.
"Her Majesty's Government is aware that the
distance between Ottawa aud Victoria presents
a real dilliculty In the way of Immediate union,
but that very dilliculty will not bo without ad
vantage If it renders every communication In
dispensable, and forces onward tho operations
which are to complete it. It appears far better
to accept it as a temporary drawback' In the ad
vantages of uuion than wait for those obstacles
to bo encountered hereafter more intractable,
which aro sure to spring up after the neglected
opportunity." '
'i'lio despatch also authorizes Governor Mus
grove to communicate with Sir John Young, or
take such steps as can be constitutionally taken
for promoting tho favorable consideration of tho
question. It also says that the Constitution of
British Columbia w ill oblige the Government to
enter personally on many questions, such as tho
condition of tho Indian tribes and the future
position of the Government, with which, in
case of negotiations between two responsible
governments, lie would not bo bound to concern
iinsclf.
n n vv.-g oriii s m a.
From Our Oicn Correspondent.
New YOuk, O it, 3 ), ISM.
No .Moit Hnrred Oprrn Hon fir.
It Is saiil to be the Intention of those clergymen
wlio have recently left this port to attend tho (Ecu
menical Council, to brlnp- to Its attention tho reform
of the present nbnscs In regard to opera boufe music
In churches. To tell the truth, tho clergy hero havo
hitherto been very tolerant of Oirenbach. While he
was confined to the stage they said nothing about
lilm; when he walked into the church choir they
said little. Of late he has monopolized wedding,
and no nuptiiils were complete without some of the
"lascivious trances" of Vtnwicre or ' be Metre being
extracted and Interpreted upon the organ. Tills.
I grant, would have been very hard for the preachers
to endure. When a clergyman wishes to preach In
a theatre, he negotiates with the lessee, and
don't pray for a private box, uicaiuu
to steal a march upon the audience und harangue
them during the performance. Oll'enbach lias not
followed this upright example. lie has sneaked Into
the tabernacle, and mingled tho melodies of La
Vericlwle and Hottlotte with the voice of prayer and
the accents of the benediction. Perhaps one ol the
resultBof the (Ecumenical Council will be a know
ledge of what good church music consists of. Henry
Ward Bcecher hit the bull's-eye in tills respect. You
hear no oprra-bovferimn at Plymouth Church, ex
cept In so fiir as Ilenry-Waril-ltecclicrlsins may be
so described, and you do hear congregational sing
ing something like a Boston jubilee considerably
toned down.
I'erc Ilynrinthe und hN Oirtionni-lcH.
At last accounts Father llyaclntlie was hard at.
work ou his English dictionaries, of which he has
been provided with a very excellent supply. His
linguistic attainments already comprise Greek, Latin,
Italian, and Spanish, in addition to 'his native
French. Whether or no he is anxious to preach In
Lugltsh has not yet transpired, but that, he Is anxious
to lenrn the language Is very evident. The seclu
sion that he Insets upon in his room at the Fifth
Avenue is as rigid as though ho were In a private
house, and it Is only Just to Mr. Darling, the proprie
tor, to acknowledge that he does everything to main-'
tain the exclusion that the holy father so evidently
desires.
The friends of the late
l'mil Spollord
have tor the last day or two been busy over their
breakfast tallies scandalizing his memory and retail
inglanecdotes which do not present hlni m a very dig
Hilled or lovable light. Mr. Hpoii'ord answered the con
ditions which describe the proverbial wise man he
understood the art of keeping money as well as that
of getting it. His funeral is to take place
to-morrow from his late residence iu Fourteenth
street. So well did he understand the art of
keeping his money that he grudged even
charity, and the severe memory iu which belong
held one of his partners for having subscribed one
thousand dollars for a charitable purpose still
forms a topic lor anecdote with those who well re
member the circumstance. His notorious penu
Jiousncss was the cause of jokes being frequently
played upon him, the "nub" of which was the vexa
tion of soul he experienced iu being obliged to pay
wine bills which would have been ruinous to a poor
man, but were iu rcitliiy trifles to a man of his for
tune. Am Baiia.
Miul'llc I'liui'n Mrst Concert.
It is very seldom, indeed, that so large and bril
liant an audience us that of last night Is assembled
at a conceit entertainment. The beauty, fashion,
and musical culture of Philadelphia were out in full
force, and the auditorium or the Academy or Music
presented an appearance in the highest degree com
plimentary to the artist who was the chief attraction.
"Mad'lle Carlotta Pattl, when she appeared here six
years ago, made a very decided impression on the
best Judges of music. By many she was
thought to be much superior to her sister
Adelina in the qualities of her voice, and it was ex
pected that when her powers were fully matured
she would be one of the very linest singers before
the public, Blrioc then she has had the advantages
of training In the best schools an t before the most
criticul audiences In Euroue, aud she came back to
us a more linished artist thau before, and with all
her vocal resources developed to their utmost ca
pacity. Mad'lle Patti's voice lacks the delight rul
sympathetic qualities that made her sister Adelina
so popular, but she has a wider rauge and
a more brilliant execution than that charming little
singer at the time she bade farewell to thu t'nited
States. Mad'lle Carlotta Pattl has a pure, sweet, and
remarkably flexible suwano voice of wide range,
but somewhat deficient in power. She has it under
perfect control, and executes the most brilliant
aud diiricult passages with the most perfect
ease. The selections which she sang last
night a cavatlna from Linda, a wait,
composed for her by Mr. Theodore Itittcr, and the
duet from VKlUire d'Avioreweru well calculated to
display all these qualities to the best advantage.
The brilliancy of her execution, however, did not
altogether compensate for her unsympathetic stjle,
and the enthusiasm of tne audience visibly cooled as
the entertainment advanced. The audience felt,
too, that, as the chief attraction of the evening, three
airs In a long programme was rather less than
Mad'lle Patti's legitimate share, and her refusal to
respond to an encore; served to increase the indiffer
ence of her hearers.
Mr. Theodore Ritter established himself at once as
a pianist of very superior accomplishments, aud in
every way worthy of the high reputation he enjoys
In Europe. He has mere sympathy with ls instru
ment than most pcrrormers, aud his playiug was one
of the most enjoyable features of the entertain
ment. Mr. Pnme Is a One violinist, and in his execution of
an AdayUt tt Hondo, by Vleuxteinps, excited a hearty
encore, to which he responded with a brilliant piece
of execution that brought down a storm of applause.
Signor Boucoul, although no longer a young man,
is still a remarkable artist, and it is always a plea
sure to hear him. lie does not appear to the same
advantage in concert as in opera, but his singing of
the .nr; al Factotum, and in the duet from L'KlMrt
d'A-niote was worthy of all the applause
it received, lierr Herrmanns was in good
voice, but he appeared to be laboring under
a disposition to somnolence, aud his vocalization
was too expressionless to excite much enthusiasm.
'1'he orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Dietrich,
w us excellent, and it gave an admirable support to
the singers, aud also rendered In good style the over
ture to Maritana and the' coronation march from I.e
J'r.,lj: Two of Steinway's grand pianos were
used, a large one of superior power aud tone for the
perfirinaucis of Mr. r.itler, aud the smaller one for
nn accompaniment to tho voices. These were both
niagiiillceiit instruments, und under the hands or
such a line performer as Mr. Itittcr, their superior
utilities were shown to the best advantage.
The (lily Auumeiiii'nl..
ATTliK Ciiksni:t t lie drama of Uun'ca Down Will
be perb lined for tho last time this evening, with the
nautical drumu of liluck-cied Siman B1 an afterpiece.
1 litsjs it liihl-rate Saturday uiglil bill, and, as It will
introduce tUe eutiio company, there ought to be a
crowded house.
On Monday Tom Taylor's play of The Cnciual
Mutch will t'o produced.
AT thk Wai.m't Mr. Booth will conclude his en
gagement this allot noon with Hamlet. This evening
a romantic drama entitled Tin ttd the Hour will be
produced, with Hie drama of The !') Show Man as
an uilcrpiecc. On Monday iliss Lucille Western will
Hppettr in haul l.yuui:
AT THU AlU'H AW Well Thut Viidn IIVH will be per
foimcd for the last time this evening, with t!m
drama of The ,Sniu"tlrr'ii Hrtreat as an aftcniiecn.
At hie Acakkm v ok Mcsii: Mad'lle Carlotta Pattl
will give her second and last concert this evening,
assisted by Messrs. Koncoiii, Itltter, Prume, Habul
liutnn, and Herrmanns, with a grand orchestra.
AT lu'i'UK. A Bknhoict'k Otkka Hoi'hk, Heventb
Blri'tl, beluw Arch, the entire troupe will appear this
evening In a flrst-rute minstrel performance. This
combination is very strong, und Hie entertainments
given ure up to a high mark of excellence.
AT thb UI.IVKNTH STiiiiKT Oi KiiA HousK an ex
cellent prograujinu will lie presented this evening.
'J'iik Skki7.-1Iassi.kb Ohciikhtka will perform at
the Academy of Music this afternoon.
cn Monday and every eveninor next week, with a
programme of entirely new tricks. Herrmann Is a
remarkable performer, and the skill with which ho
executes the most seemingly impossible feats excites
the wonder and ndmlration of tho beho'dcr.
Tim Ponkwii.i.k I.kcti hks, by Mr. William T
Hennls, ought to attract large audiences. The llrst
of the series will lie given on Tuesday evening at
the Assembly Building, when Mr. Dennis will dis
course humoroiiRly on "Dr. Dips of I'oiievvllle."
Dh. Jamks Mcci.iNTfH'K will lecture next week nt
Concert Hnll on popular physiology, Hnatomv, and
hygclne. These lectures will he both enrerhiinli'ig and
Instructive, and the course ought to be lavgely at
tended. MARINE TELEGRAPH.."
For additional Marine Xews nee First Page,
Ar.MA.KAO FOll PHILADKbPHl A THIS DAY.
Bi n Ttisrs 21 1 Moon Hiskm irvi
Scn Bk.tb 4n Hum Watku i'.ll'lj
I'll II. A 1)1. 1, Pill A BOARD OF TKaDlO.
Yin mam w. I'AUL,
11. (J. Ui tciu:h,
Committee of the Month.
S. I'.. blUKFS,
COMMITTER AUIUTHATIONS.
J. O. JnmcR, Ooorge L. Bu.by, K. A. Ron -tar
W ill.um W. I'nul, Tbos. UjiMmlti '
CbKAKKD YFSTFRDAY
Stennifhip Wvnmjnir, Twl, NuTaonaU, Philadelphia and
c, itiiii, rn ill ii ii rii uniimm
! Stfnibli4i). W. l'.Torrutiii, Hinckley, Charleston K A
Himder A Co. '
I Htemiinr A O. Rtimor;, Knox, NnwYork.W. P. C'lydo Co
Meiimnr P. I'ninklin, 1'iornnn, tinltiniorc, A. Urovns Jr
Br. barque Hero, l.ondy, lin nn-n, J. K. linzlcy
! 1 '15 1i."'J;OIV I';,fol"'. Ualtiiuoro, with a tow of bares.
Tun OhcMiioiikn. Morrihew, Havro do liraoe, with a taw ol
barnos, . P. Clyde A (Jo.
ARRIVKD VKKTF.R HAY.
Ptenrnhip Innilii, lirnoks, Ul hours from Now York.
Willi indue, to John K Old. 1
Steaiiior Clujniotit, lt.)ortson, M houra from Nor.
fnlk.witb mriso. to W. I'. Clj.le A Co. "or
fteainer Ann I-.lia, Hiohhi.U, 21 Hours from Now York
with mdce. to W. P. ;ide & Co. '
Steamer Ilristol, AVnlhivo, 24 hours from Now YnrU
with indho. to W. P. Clydo A (,'o. W York'
SI onmer Illnck Diamond, Moredith, 21 hours from S
York, with mdbo. to W. M. Iiird A Co. eW
, Kfbr B. F. Heeves, Thompson, i day from Now York, in
hnlhiBt to Krdi:ht x Sona. '
Selir It. J. Cuunnr, Pardoo, 1 day from Mimnolia w:h
Kn.ln to Jna. L. Kewley A Co. "Ninoua, w.th
Sehr Olivia, Vox, 1 day from Odessa, Dol., with train
to Jnx. Ij. Hewlny A Co. "
Hchr Ronny Bunt, Kelly, from Boston.
Selir Kva Hello, ISarrett, trom Koston.
Sehr K. Davis, Weeks, lrom Hostou.
Srhr O. K. Jackson, Ulackmnn, from Boston,
Selir Pathway, Hairy, from Boston.
Selir Paul A Thompson, (lodlrey, lrom Boston.
Schr Louisa Frasur, Steelman, from Boston.
Selir F. Oniy, Lukemun, from Boston.
Schr Flizaheth Anna, Oreene, from Boston.
Sehr W. H. Tiors, Oijord, lrom Boston.
Schr Alabama, Yancilrter, from Hostou.
Schr Mary Kiln, Trenius, from Portjimoiil.il.
Schr T. J. Trafton. Talpey, from Portsmouth.
Schr A. Pharo, Shoimls, from Providenco.
Sehr V, W. Dillon. J.udlnm, lrom Providence.
Sehr M. J. Russoll, Smith, lrom Providence.
SchrM. HeinbaTt, Hand, from Providence.
Schr Cerro i iordo. Parsons, f ora Newbnryport.
KehrO. L. Derrick, Babbitt, from DiKhton.
Schr Haxleton. (Jardnor, from Taunton.
. Selir M. Vasser. Jr., Chrihti from Fall Rivor.
Tub Thomas Jelferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with a
tow of bnrees to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tup Oommodor", Wilkin, from IJavro do Grace, with a
tow of barges to W. P. Clyde & Co.
Sjec(rtl I)eatrh to Th Kcinivg Trfrffraph.
HAViiE DE-OiiAcr, Md.,Oct. ;w. Klovcn boats left hers
this lnorniDp, as follows:
Nannio and Macule, with timber to Nicolson Pavin." Co.
K. L. Postolwnit, M. B. Dtrkd, and Four Boys, witn lum
ber to Watson, Malone A Co.
Mary F. Strine, Frank and Jennie, John and Annie, and
S. M. Crans, with bimbpr to Patterson A Lipnincott.
Ketintor.and Alary iekholl, Willi himborto TaylorABotts.
J. K. Darns, with lumber, for Schuylkill.
Correnjiowlrnrr nf The Evrninq Trlrrraph.
F'.ASTON ft MoMMtOiN'S BULLKTIN.
NEW YortK Office, Oct. 2'.). Five barges leave in tow
to-Dipht tor Baltimore, liKbt.
Ixiuis Koyer, with hay, tor Philadolphia.
Baltimohk. BitANcn Office, Oct. The followinn
bnrpes loave in tow to-niirht eastward :
Minnie Repplier; AivinUlirk: Yuba: Alpha; Harvey
W'rinht: Fannie Ooddard; and Wm. Norman, all with
coal for New York. L. S. O.
PASSF.NCiFils SATI.KD.
Per steamship Wyoming, Toal, for Savannah J. Stod
dard, Mr B. Oieeno, two children, and nurse, Mrs. Pren
derrast, two daughters, and son, J. 1 1. Anderson. 8. W.
Miller, Jr.. O. W. Wnitaker, H. J. Moses and wile, A.
Kiieson, A. Harper, W. A. T.oeoh, Peter Wise, J.Win.
penny. Jane Tobersham, Robert Reynolds, John Gilbert,
It. It. Dunn.
TIT TEMSOnAPH.J
LEWES, Del., Oct. SV. The a:enmship Ann Kennedy,
Capt. J. O. Parker, left Norfolk on tho 27th mst., at 1145
P. M.. bound to Boston. Her beam broke down, anil alter
several bouru speut in repairs, the chief engineer judged
it sate to proceed with aleut iivo pounds of steam, and
made the Delaware Breakwater at u P. M. on the 2hiIi,
without assistance and everything safe. Much credit is
duo her olticors for the skill displayed in bringing the ves
sel satoly in.
MKMORANDA.
Steamship Saxon, Sears, hence, at Boston A. M. yester
day. Banitie Lochee, Wado, from Oloucester, F.ng., 23d ult.
for Philadelphia, was spokon 21d inst. lat. 44 4!l, long, til 23.
Brig Kditb Hail. Snow, hence, at Savannah 25th inst.
Brig Catawba, liavenor, for Philadolphia, sailed from
Salem S.'ith inst.
Brig F.tta M. Tucker, Tucker, from Havana, at Matan
zas lHtb inst.
Brig Mary C. Oomery, Oomery, bonce for Boston, sailed
from llolmis' Hole inst.
Brig Capreira, lilanchard, honce for Portland, at
Holmes' DeleSTth inst., and sailed again next day.
Schr O. A O. Brooks, Brooks, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Pawtucket27tb inst. .
Schr (. S. Adams, Buker; Lottie Wolls, Wells; M. P.
Smith. Orace; and A. Falkenburg, Tirrell, hence, at Bos
ton 27tb inst.
Sehr R O. Whilden, Fennimore, cleared at Boston 27th
inst. fur Lanesville, to load for Philadelphia.
NOTICE TOM ARIN F.RS.
The Dan Buoy marking the south point of Goat Island,
Newport harbor, before reported out of place, still re
mains in that position, hall a mile from its proper moor
ings. The channel known as Cumberland Channel, entrance
to Fernandina Harbor, having been recant ly buoyed out,
the following gives the bearings and courses, viz. :
Sea Buoy, perpendicular stripes, Second Class Oan.
Bearings South Point Cumberland Island, Southwest
half West; Amelia Island Lighthouse. South half East;
Dungeness House, Northwest half West. Course to Spit
Buoy, Southwest by West.
Spit Buoy, red. Third (Mass Iron Nun. Bearings Ronth
Point Cumberland Island. Southwest; Dungeness House,
Northwest ; Fort Clinch Flagstaff, South. Course to Fifty
Cent Shoal Buoy, Southwest by South.
Fifty Cent Shoal Buoy, Third Class Iron Nun. Bearings
South Point of Cumberland Island, West Northwest;
Fort Clinch Flagstaff, South Southeast three-quarters
Kaat.
Vessels entering this channel, when in five fathoms
water, should bring the Sea Buoy to bear Southwest, and
steer for it, passing on either hand.
MAHUIEU.
F.CKFF.LDT DATGH. -On the 28th Instant, by the
JIB,. X - U 111 II, u, V. " ..... i , ,1 1
Haverford, Dohiware county. Pa., to JANKTTK R.,
daughter of Francis U. Latch, Ksq., of Roxboro, Philadel
paia. No cards.
t, r.....:.i .t iiinu u
KUar KliUT. of
11jG.
DAVIDSON.-On Saturday, October 30, SARAH,
widow of Nathan Davidson, aged 87 years.
DAVIS. On the 28th instant, LAURA LOUISA,
daughter of John and Rebecca M. Davis, aged 2 years 6
months and H days. ...
The relatives snd friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
parents. Mill street, near Branchtown, on Sunday after
noon at 1 o'clock.
DUNCAN. On the 27th itsstsnt, RACHEL A. DUN
CAN, the wife of Richard B. Duuean. in the 4tith year of
ber age, the daughter of Walter and Christiana Baldwin.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence,
No. M Columbia avenue, on Sunday, at S o'clock P. M.
To proceed to Hanover Street Vault.
FFKCUSON. On the 25iu instant, Mr. CHARLIES M.
FKRUl'SON.aged4!lyeai.
His relatives and friend, and Joseph Ixdge, No. til, K,
of P., are invited to atteud the fuueral. from the resi
dence of his sou No. 647 Arau'.ingo street, Nineteenth
ward, on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
CUNZF.R. Suddenly, on the 2uth instant, KM MA
DALLAS, wife of John C. lunz.er, and daughter of OUria
tiana and the late Thomas tiraham, aged Iri years.
The relatives and Irieuds ot tue family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from her mother's resiileuoe,
S. K. corner of Tenth and Wloirt.n streets, on Smetay
afternoou X tt o'clock. To proceed to Philanthropic
(i round.
LF.VY IS. -On the 3i!tt instant, THOMAS Lit WIS aged
no years.
The relatives and friends of ths family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, on Mouduy atieruoon at 2
o'clock, at Hridgeater, Burks couuty. Pa. Take lh or
lu'ld cars al Kensington Depot, for Scln-nek's Station.
' M ILI KR. On tho 27th instant, MARY It., daughter of
Hn 1 1 li R. and (lourgianua Millor, agod IU years and 8
inoi.tba.
The relatives and friendr, also the Teachers and 8uho
lnrs of her SuuiUy and Weekday Sellouts, are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from ntr father's residence,
No 1H S. F ourth si root , on Sunday at I o'clock. To pro
ceed to Ronuldson's Cemetery.
WALTERS. On thaSttlh instant, Mr. UF.XRY WAL
TKRH, in the 4-1 th yeurof his age,
Ills relatives and f riends, also tho Shipwrights' Society,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his
lute residence. No. iM Allen street, on Sun lay afternoon
t 2 o'clock. ' To proceed to Hanover Si real Vault.
MCCXXVIII.- speotfuliy Inform Un
dertakers that, in order to meet the iucreaaod domuud for
niy patent BURIAL CASKETS, I have taken the large
Factory at RIDGE AVRNfTIt
With my enlarged facilities, I am now prepared to lap
llUUlfli U1UWI IU VJvf VS VWUUI.IT.
uiniurn . d. naui.rcy
ET rif)OI).S. 'NF.VF.8T fcTYJ.ES, DIXON'S,
MERINO GOODS AND HOSIERY.
105. Prlc. 105.
H. A. FLEtCHER & CO.,
No. 1C5 N. EIGHTH Street, East Side.
MI'.RINO GOODS.
Indies' Merino Vests, high neek, long sleeves, at "yie., f 1,
Jl'10, rl."i, and l 25, splendid iiuiility.
Ladies' Merino Vests, high neck, long sleeves, regular
nude, It PSA and upwards, suporb I'nglih fabric.
Indies' Morino Drawers, . I, 41 "33, and upwards, excel
lent quality.
Misses' Merino Vests, 3", 32, 3 , 3, and 40c, veiy cheap.
Misses' Meiino Vests, full, regular made, all si.es, o)v., a
Imrgain.
Jliffos' Icrino Drawers, all prices.
Merino Suits for Boys and Misses.
Hoys' Meiino Vests, 76, 5, and 'Xc, very good ipiat-'ty.
Hoys' Merino Vests, regulnr made, $ I, $ 11)5, 41111, ex
ceedingly low, vory tine Fnglish fabric.
Men's Morino Shirts, !oc, tfl, and upwards; also, tho
celebrated l'.idield niiike, all sizes, 2i, togothor with
CAR'I WRIOI1T A WARNKR'S NORFOLK and Ni'.W
BRUNSWICK, and other celebrated makesin Ladies' und
lieutlenien'swear.
HOSII'.RY! HOSIKRY! HOS1KRY!
I adies' Hoso, splendid unality, 25o.
I ndu s' Hose, full, regulur niado, ;a, 45 and 50c, very tine
ami heavy. ... ,,.
Best lion frame, tun, regular, inc., soiling cvorywnero
"ktiiwea' full, regular niado. 23, 25, 2. and .Tfc , vory lino
and heavy, and not regiihir. 1, 1't, i!n, and uwirds.
MFN S FX1RA KMiLISH SUPKK STOIU' IIALK-
HOSK, 8IC, Mllil.lRH l'- I'.UK H llf.Hli 1 UK oiyO.;
STILL BKTTK.R, it7 and 4eo.
Ladies', ('ents', una Blisses' extra lenctn ; also, a spioiKtici
sjortment of Ladies; FLI'iF.OlOD, WOOLLKN, MI'.UIMO,
and r A AUY mim.MiS.
A huge una nandsujne assoitment oi iiiovcs; i,men
Ilamlkerchicls, 8, 1U, IJ, 15, 18, J-), and Sic.
ii. a. i iii:iin:it jk co.'s,
No. 1H5 N. KIGHTII Stroot.
Three doors above Arch, east sido.
Ill 21 thsftap
PJOW QTUTI AT
IIOHIANN'S 1F0KIEKV STOKE,
No. 9 NOKT1I EIGHTH STltEET,
GENTS' WHITE WOOL SinUTS,
(JKNTS WHITE WOOL -DRAWERS, I TT
n'iKNTS' SCARLET WOOL SIHUTS, '.2
UENTS' SCARLET WOOL DUAWF.RS,
GENTS' MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LADIES' MERINO VESTS,
LADIES' MERINO BRAW'UHS, '.-- ;&rt
HADIES' CASHMERE VKSTS. &f.rZA.'2tFZZ
Hill DkEN S MERINO USDEUEAR, j ,ZZ&
l(!EM8' tOi itl.N SIll'tTM A-NJ) JJKA l-.l'C, , (
"XALIES' COTTON VFbTS AND DRAWiiUS.;;
Also, a very large assortment of 7 wslj
COTTON, WOOL, AND MERINO HOSIERY.
JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE.
J. E. CALmELL & CO.,
JKWELLEltSI,
No. D02 CHE8NUT Street,
axis cri:rjirjG
European Novelties,
Bridal Silver Wares,
Diamonds,
Choice Gems of Art,
10 20 tlMurp IU BRONZE.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
"yy ANTED AGENTS, TEACHERS,
Students, Clergymen, Farmers sons and daughters, and
aU to sell
BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS AND
BEHIND THE SCENES.
BY OLIVE LOGAN,
TJte Gnat Reformer of the SUtge,
who, having abandoned stag) life, now exhibits in vivid
colors Die whole show world liKKOHE AND HKrllND
THK 6CKNK8. Keing Truthful, Moral, and High-toned,
as well as Sensational, Rich, and Racr, it outsells all
other books. Beautifully illustrated with 40 spirited en
gravings, 24 full-page outs, tidU pajres, on rose-tinted paper.
Greatest inducements yet ottered. Prospectus, (sample
Copy, Koxes, and Stationery Free For circular, explain
ing, address, immediately, PARMELKU A CO-, Pub
lisliers, either at Philadelphia, I'a., Cincinnati, Ohio, or
Middletown.Oonn. lojotuthiui
'piIE WORKINGMAN'S WAY - TO
WEALTH.
PRICE 76 CENTS.
nullilins AssoelmlouN, Wlint Thoy Arr, nnd
How to L'ae Them. .
BY EDB1UND WRIULEY.
Published by
IU at! tit
JAMES K. SIMON,
Wo. 89 South SIXTH Stroet,
TIIILOSOPllY OF MARRIAGE
X A New Course of Lectures, as delivered at ths New
York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subjects:
How to Live, and What to Live for: Youth. Maturity. nrl
Old Age: Manhood Generally Reviewed; The Clause of
Indigestion ; Flatulence and Nervous Diseases Accounted
j' or; jnarriajje jriuionopuicuiiy uousiuerea, etc. etc.
Pocket volumes containing these Lectures will be for.
w,iuwi,ibi i'oiui vi u ,VUOi,i, i mj utiius, uy auuressing vr
A. LKARY, JR..8. E. corner of i lFTU and WALNUT
Streets. Philadelphia. ggg
V I R E WORK.
GALVANIZED and Tainted WIRE GUARDS,
store fronts and windows, for factory and warenoust
windows, for churcUes and cellar windows.
IRON and WIRE BAILINGS, for balconies, offices
cemetery aud garden fences.
Liberal allowance wade to Contractors, Builders
and f'aipenters. All orders tilled with proinptnes .
and work guaranteed.
HOBEItT WOOD & CO.,
TSstnthcm No. liw RIDGE Avenue FUlla.
pOTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
of all numbers snd brands. Tent, Awning, Trunk,
and Waron-cover Duck. Also. 1 aper Manufacturers1
Drier ielts, from thirty to seventy-si- inches wid,
Paniins. Dalt.ng. tWl 1 mm. w KVKRMAN,
POLITIOAL.
yOIE THE PEOPLE'S TICKET
IN CAMDEN OOUNTV, NKW JF.ItSKY.
For State Rena'nr.
JAM KS M. ScUVKU
for Minritr.
SAMUEL .lti.lU'.R.
1X)R LKOISLA TL'UK.
First IIIM'i.it
HIRAM M A I' t II lew 8.
Sec, ml llistrict,
lAOOII Hro'itu-MIK
Third Mistrie',
ANDREW U. TURNER.
( 'tirft'iri
JOHN IV SI'YH'MD,
EN I is 1". FI'RKY,
ROHl'.RT CHEW. l2t lit"
FOR 6ALK.
FCR GALL",
Elegant Erown-Ston
E ! E D S n c a,
WITH COACH IIOL'SE,
No. 15C7 SPRUCE ST1U2KT.
Furui'vrc nnv and uillbc inWeiW, if wished.
APrLY TO
J. KOItEIS L02INS0W,
AT DUEXEL & CO.'S,
No. 34 SOUTH T1IIKD ST11EKT,
10 10 siuth PHILADELPHIA
lAILROAD FOKECLOSrUE SALE. THE
nndorsianed grantee in trust, and as Special Mustr
t "inmirsioner of Iho Circuit Court of the United S'"' -in
end'for tho Southern District of Ohio, in the'ciiao oi
I arlesMornu. TruBtoe.aitainst'tliBiliineinnat.i and nieT
vilie Railroad Company'ponding in said Court in Chancery",
by authority of the decree rendered in s:dd cause at the
October term thereof, A. D. Ist'.'.i, will, on ths tirst dnyof
December, lHrt', bet w, en tho hours of lu o'clock A. M. and
4 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the door of ths Court House
of said Court, in the eity of Cincinnati, Ohio, offer and
expose to sale by public vendue, to the highest bidder for
cash, payable on confirmation of said salo by said Court,
but not for less thaa tho minimum sum fixed by said
Court, namely -ono million three thousand nino hundred
and sixty-eight dollars (iil,t)0n.iiH8). Til it R AILROAD,
OTHER PROPERTY AND FRANCHISES, IN
CLUDING THK FRANCHISE TO RE AND ACT A3 A
CORPORATION OF THK CINCINNATI ANOZANES
VII.LK RAILROAD COMPANY IN THK STATE. OI''
OHIO. If no sale (hull be elTcctod at tho time and place
above designated, the biddings will bo adjoumod from d.iy
to day, or time to timo, by proclamation, and pursuant
thereto, will be continued to completo hu salo. Posses
sion of the premises to bo delivered to tho purchaser on
coulirmiil'cn and psymont of tho purchase money -com-plhince
in other respects with the tortus of tho order of
6ale by the purchaser being u'so required.
CHARLES MOHAN, Trustee,
And fepocinl Master Commissioner.
Address, Now York I'lty.
Ill NTl.lt & DAtTcilir.ltTy, Solicitors for Complainants.
Address, Lancaster, Ohio. 10 37 liit
p R ED CRICK SVLVESTE R ,
REAL ESTATE BIIOKEH,
Xo. 308 outli fOJ.'BITH Slioot,
IU 15 Uu PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
HERRING'S PATE MT
CHAMPION
Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes
(WITH DRY FILLING),
awarded trie Prize Medals ot World's Fair, London ;
World's Fair, New York; Exposition luhui-sidle,
Paris.
FAKREL, HERRING & CO.,
No. C29 CllESNL'T Street, Philadelphia.
HARVEY OILLAM,
(TTARLES MATTHEWS,
UiiORUE W. MYERS.
nERRlNG, FAR17KL & 8HEKMAX, New York.
HERRING & CO., ChlcaKO.
HERRING, FARREL A CO., New Orleans.
Tlio Mamnioth Safe purcliaHed liy the Fidelity
Hale Deposit Company was made liy
FARREL, HERRING & CO.
More than 80,000 ncrrlng's Safes have been and
are now in use; and over SIX Ht'NDRED have
passed through accidental Urea, preserving their
contents In some instances where many others
railed. 10 23siot
Second-hand Safes of our own and other makers,
having been received in part pay for the Improved
Herring's Patent Champion, for sale at low prices.
J. WATSON' fc ROW.
I.H I
Of the lata firm of EVANS WATSON,! K0
FIRE AND BURGLAB-PROOP
SAFE STORE,
NO. 63 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
B815
A few doors above Obesnnt it, Philada.
CARRIAGES.
gggP-fe GARDNER & FLEMING,
CAnixiAan BuitDima,
No. 214 South FIFTH Stroet.
BELOW WALNUT.
A Large A&sortment of New and Second-hand
DiCLCDDtO
Rockaways, Phaetons, Jenny Llnds, Bnggiei
Depot Wagons, Etc, Eta, 3 93 tatht
For Sale at Reduced Prices.
LEGAL NOTICES.
"INSTATE OF JOHN H. 11UBB8, DECEASED.
J-i I.oltora of AdminiHtratinn uttorj the Kstuta of
JOHN H. IIUBB8, dt ccascd, having hen (tntnted to ths
ucdorsipned, all iwrsons indebted to the said estate ara
itmuuHted to make payment, and those having claims
aeuinat the same tn m caont thnm without delay to
SARAH M. Hl'BHS, Administratrix,
No. oii S. TWKLU'H Street,
Or to her Attorney,
JOHN RORKRT.S,
ltl 26 fit No. V2HH. SIXTH Street.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
X CITY AND COUN'IT OV PHILADELPHIA.
Kblaleof THOMAS I'. Jl A HKR, deceased. .
The Auditor aiHinted by the Court to audit, settle, and
adjust the account of H. Mi Jl KICKY, Emi., adininia
trat.irof theKstateof THOMAS I AIAHKR, deceased,
und to report distribution of the balance in the bauds of
the accountant, will meet the parties interested, for the
luipoxe o his appoint incut, on WKIiNKHDA V, Noveui.
lira, A. D. IhOH, at 4 o'olock P. M.. at the ottice of
Hi maid Sharkey, Fii., No. tilH WALNUT Htront. I.u I
wick iiuildiDKs, Room No. 1J, in the city of Philadel-
liL2:iBtutliut
p rzrrr:
AltiANUElt O. OATTELLrt CO.
PRODDCE CVIMlKSION iMKROUAJSTfl.
Ho. M iSoR'lH WUABVKS
Ka HI NORTH WATKR STREET,
PUILAD1CLPUU. I OX
AtAXAMP:e Ci fUTTlU 1TX1JAB CUTTKLU
A V I D F L E M M I N O,
CIOAh BOX MANUFAOTURKR,
No. 6-25 CO MM KROiC Street, above Market.
Orders filled at the shortest notice. 10 14 lin
DR. M. KLINE CAN CURE CUTANEOUS
Kruptious, Maikson the Kkin, Ulcers in the tliroat,
mouth and mice, sore lean and bores of every conceivable
character. Ottice, No. d3 Koutb tLLK V ICNTH, between
HO
Hi
fan
MUIEMENT8i
MKRICAN ACADEMY.-PATTI!
nm,i.3fl.dTl?.AnKOrrn ;,''rj',,'"' nnrnneM that the
uninalled Concert VocaliM.MiBsCARLU'iT'A
Ku",C.nh" f'r TP-aranV. her. (since her return Iron,
;AND PATTt t'ONrT RTS
..p.'.V. ;RANI PATH con K I S
rRIIlAV ANI NATtlKKAY RVh Nl V.'fS
Mi- CAUL ITA I AT 7 -T.rf ,t 8 ? Clwk-
.Mini, imi n i u n ,. .... r-1'"-'lv
n
a!-i.,l DirrcV,orrU 'RA-"J OROl'lKhTR A.
Ac-..i,,p(1I1,8t. ;"r; Mr. Di ic rmoi
ro.-o .,, . -iTJJ L"''.' ".' ", cent- an 1 l
I mo. . . "V"e"' 'l ramuyOirole. iV.i ,... a u.
hi'Vi'i" ...... .in.
wm1, bir7vodA af,"wrw," n . " fmn
M-ats.) "-"""od at. m (in jliidiriw reserved
W. A. Tr,m,;, rVN't?"0 'Ms ". t
I.enoVniy , ' ' --u"ut sticot ; N(, at,
A r A rriT-T7 . -lujijr.
1V j,. i i 1) F m jJ-5-
RiaiN,o,r,ri!'-R.
I O.
DKIiILIin iT, MYSTFUY
Will ii.akehirnnnp,v.lA0T0SOI;' M'-lKRN MAtiW.
MONDAV KVKN1NO. Novr.nbnr I
.CN??CT
No Al'I'I.IANCK OK MPC'Il A ISI
Or miatanrn of .-ir.:,,horn.iMa 01 any kind'uruii,, 1 i,.
thffo astonhiMR i.f.rforiiiiinci'8. ""1HM "
llciliKtlic luff I tiifor.iiiini iK rif
1, f ... ''"i'fMIU II KRI! MANX
lipfoie rotinnR to .mope, alter nitouishini the old in,l
new worlds, " ln"
. . . . WI'SD'.Y, SKCOXn NliiUT
Admwion. 1. inrhi.iinir reserved soil; i-:dn.ty Oir. ln
;iti cents; (.iillriy, j.t ci ntM. ' ulrt ,0'
Kn-.lM now lor sale at Tnnrplcr's Music S..rc. No H!
( linsuiitwtrfft.niid nt the Academy. hi ii 1 ti
AURA K E E N E'S '
. . CJHFSNUr KTI'KKT 1 11 A I RIf
A RPT.I' 0111 luinin 1.. . . v ' l' A rti.
u ... ... ... uvu ni.r. iljjji.
THIS i.Satunl'ivi Mi, HI'.
LAS T TIMK OK
11 1 : v fii 1 1 1 ,iv m
Mary LeiKh. i.MURA Ktrvvv-
i irst time licivf ot tlio Nautii al Drama of ' "
RLACK HYK.O SUSAN.
" he two plays introduce the entiro comnnnv
On AloHday -AN I N KOI A I, Al ATLH
In active preparation, Kr'LLA,
A,Vd,?.P"w ,')i''.,.,.,n A" frican author,
PA'IHIK; or, 1K WHITK WOMAN OF WICKLOW
Doom open at. 7 ; commenoea at 1
WAltT T. THEATKK.-BEQINS AT 75
THIS (Saturday) KVFNINU. Oct ii
, 1 1 KS V T 1 .VI h IN 'I HIM CI 1'V. "'
An or'B.nal ron antic npna.nion drama, entitlnrl
. 1 JIV:,AN '''HKHOUR,
1 o conclude v. it h the domesije rr.,H entitled
SIXTH KDWIN nOOTII M V TIN KB A VI) FARFWlfT r
PI' VI ORM ANCI! ON tj A 'ITi 1 DAY.
V hen -sill bo enacted MwJ'Pfare 8 H.gtorical Triujedy ot
AIT I'T
Monday hv'e'n'in'g '-'l'l''Vyi'LL'FSTKRN!tT1N R00TH
TALUT STREET THEATRE, N
M comer NIMH nr.d WALNL'T Slr.i.
E.
MOMMY l'. KMNtl. Novomborl
K N .1 A t . I : M I N 1' I'O R T W K.LVK JiliJ li VA
of the eminent art f.t.
I LC1LI.K WKSTKRN,
who will appear as
LADY lABKL AND MADAMK VINF
in tlio cr.'iit Moral D-iuns of '
10 2i'2t 1 FAST I.YN.N K, OR I'll K HLOPKM KN T.
M
RS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH
STREET
THEATRIC. Reams M to 8.
t , n a r i DouiM.u ntr.r,.
lONKiHT (Satunlny), October.'),
Sixth nud last time of
ALL'S VU.I L THAT KNDS WELL.
i 1 .11n.-1.dlMl.1i UlV.i'.VV
A nd the entire Company,
'lo ccncluilc with 1 li pr
Til iv. k'lniii:
prout drama,
LiKK'ri KliTRKAT.
liy tho full ('emriuiy.
Alonduy -l.OS'l' AT 8FA.
lOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE
1? TDK CI.ODOCHR TROUPE.
GRKKK SLAVIC.
KKW BALLET,
THI CAN CAN. CAN CAN
I KMALK FORTY THIKVFS. ,JA1''CAN'
Matlnoeon SATURDAY AFTERNOON at a o'olock.
UPKEZ & BENEDICT'S OPERA HOUSE
BEVRNTII Street, below Arch, ivuo'u'
(Lato '1 heatre Cominue).
MR.CHA8.H. DUl'REiS Manure
Brilliant Openinp Triumphant Knccess.
1 he Ladies' favorite Amusement Resort.
This I'-veniiiK and Every Niaht During Season.
I irst week of the prcat. famous
DI PRhZ RK.VFDICT'S
... i(t;ntio Minstrels and burlesque Opera Troupe.
birnt eek-I'as do l leur.
First Work Benedict's Japnnose Troupe
Hi st Week Band Began, to Play.
First Week Utirleniun Opera, ii Trovatore.
tirst W eek-beo-Fll-Oh-lie
I irst Week-Ruin Alillionaiie.
Doors open h, of 7. Commence at h to 8. Dress Circle,
op cents; Parquet, J5; Boxes, Ifi; (iallery, 25 ofi; Reserved
ki'"iii i'ri L"xf 60 c?l,t'4 Jf'ot oflicoopen from
It) A.M. to 1 P. Al.,and from 2 to 4 P. M. 10 37
TVEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA
W-KNtlit'SS DIXEY'8 MINSTRELS,
the great btar $0 world,, their uneQuaile,
OPFRATICTlN8' K8'
B. F. SIMPSON, Tre.iurVrOARWCBOSS-
SENTZ AND HASSLER'S MATINEES-Z
MUtilOAI, FUND HALL, 1869-70, even BATUR
DAY AFTKROON at X o'clocii:. 10 18
AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MU8IC.-.-Seoond
Grand Orchestral Matinee, December 1. 8 a
notice in Educational Column. 10 20 ws8t
ALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTET
GARDEN, Nos. 720, 723, 724, and ?Jtl VINE Street
THE GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the proper?
Of the GRAND DUKE OF BADriN, purchased at jrrel
expense by JACOB VALF.R. of this city, in oomliinatio
with FLAM KH'K ORCHESTRA ano Miss NELLU
ANDERSON, will perform EVERY AFTERNOON am ,
EVENING at the above-mentioned place. AdmisHia)
free . t. I iatf
PATENTS.
WILLIAM S. IRWIN,
GENERAL PATENT AGENT,
No. 406 LIBRARY STREET.
OUTOALT'S PATENT ELASTIC JOINT IROW .
ROOF.
AMERICAN CORRUGATED IRON OO.'S MANU
FACTURES, FIRE PROOF BUILDINGS, KTO.
TAYLOR OOALE'8 PATENT AUTOMAT10
LOOK-UP SAFETY VALVE.
BRADFORD'S LOW WATER INDICATOR. ETO.
KTO. lDllrn
P
ATENT OFFICES.
N. W. Corner FOURTH and CJIESNUT,
(Entranco on FOURTH street).
Fit A IJ CI 3 D. rASTOIlITJS,
BOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
ratents procured for inventions ln the Unite.
States and Foreign Countries, and all business re
lating to tne same promptly transacted. Call or aa
(or clrviilui'8 on Patents.
Open till 9 o'clock every evening. 3 6 smtrn'
PATENT OFFICES,
N. W. Corner TOUETH and "WALNUT
PHILADELPHIA.
FEW LESS THAN ANY OTIIEK" HELIALL
AGENCY.
Send for paroplile on Patents.
8 4 thstuf CHAKLLS II. EVANS.
QTAT12 Klt'HTS l'OK SALE. STATE
K Itiiiht of a valnalile Invention JiiMt iaiented, and for
Ihe KI.ICINO, CUT'l'INU, und CHIPflNi-i or dried beef,
t'uhliuee, etc. ate lieiul y 1 fl.Tod fur sale. It is an am. lo
ol areut value to p uinictora of hotels and roataiiiintsi
audit i-hould lo ir-timtiu-ed into every family. STATE
Klt.IITH fir sl. Mudnl lan he seen at JELEURAl it
Ol' I ICF, OOOPElfS POINT, N. .1.
KODGEK8' AND WOSTISNTlOLM'f POCKET
KNIVKi". Pearl and 8ta llndles, -( wsautital
BnisuKOlKlEH.S'.nd WAIM'.SRinCi 'tl';T,'1
"dlAe celebrated LECOLTUE RAZOR .SCIOR.i ol
Unlly;Rcl-.ors. and Table Wrti?
Polialied at P. MAOElKA'o. No. lii ' EN i U 06t'6
below CheannU L'
1 OIIN FARNUM A CO., COMMISSION MERJ
l chant, and Mannf.ctorer. of Oonsatoga l.cV Im, , etc.