riuwa suivxaiixur.
CHt Affair.
Hiovtly bcfwo nildnlnht on P.it.tmlny ft fdtiblo
sit Fifty-Second street uml WeniuiiuHtor iivcnuo
WftB consumed by lire.
J. 8. Hammond, who w:i nrrestcd on the
chargo of forgery, rsenped from Constable Mc
(iccfrnn on Sntnrdnv.
At a late hour on Saturday night Thomas
Slinty was knocked down nt Kleveutli and Fede
ral streets, and robbed of frill).
On turd ay night Coroner Daniels was
notified to hold an inqu;st nt Minr's lane and
Kidgc road, upon the body of John Towers, who
wns run over and Inntantly killed.
David 'White, aged forly-ilvc years, residing
at No. 615 N. Twenty-filth street, while at work
on Saturday, at Tenth and Berks streets, had a
leg fractured by the full ol a clay bank.
About lialf-pnet 11 o'eloek oii .Saturday night
a deck hand, employed on an oyster boat at
Kpruoo street wharf, fell overboard and was
rtscite.il from drowning by Ollicer (iillcspie.
A bram Hoggenbergef died suddenly, yester
day, in a drug store at Sivlli and (iirard avenue.
The Coroucr was notified. The deceased re
tried at No. Ml" N. Sixth Ptreet. Mary Mill,
aged 'M years, died suddenly at No. 2V Terry
street, yesterday.
About 7 o'clock on Saturday evening the
Central Police headquarter, Filth and Chosnut
streets, made a narrow escape from destruction
by lire. Tho flames originated from the Hue
leading from the furnace in tho cellar. The fire
was extinguished with a few buckets of water.
(Shortly after 11 o'clock on Saturday night
hist the carpenter shop of Thomas Taylor, In
Frankford, was destroyed by fire. Mr. Taylor's
loss on stock and tools Is estimated at $1000,
on which there Is an iusurance of 500. The
building was owned by Lewis liunae, uud was
not insured.
On Saturday morning a number of gentle
men connected with the several railroad enter
prises of New Jersey left Walnut street wharf,
by tho Invitation of the authorities of the Cam
den and Amboy Railroad, to enjoy a trip over
the road, and observe the improvements made
and facilities offered by tho completion of the
several branches thereof. Since tho consolida
tion and union of the several railroad interests
of Now Jersey, many gentlemen having a promi
nent interest in several of these roads had never
bad the opportunity of passing over tho same,
uud the present was therefore not only an in
teresting occasion, but one of peculiar pleasure
and gratification to all participants.
DomcNlln A (lairs.
. Gold closed on Saturday at V1W.
There were 357 deaths in this city last week.
miring last month the public debt was re-
1 7,i;$,83.
eff. Davis has gone to his old home in Mis-
" ' " I 1 - '
o op Saturday.
rxf. 755 worth ot real Cbtate was sold in
ew York citv last week.
More rich mineral discoveries arc announced
in the Reese river districts.
(Jeneral Belknap will assume the active con
trol of the War Bureau to-day.
Belle Boyd, of secession fame, has been sent
to tho California State Insane Asylum.
Tho first rail of the Williainette Valley Kail
road, Oregon, was laid on Saturdav. ,
Ford's tobaecd factory, at Richmond, has
been seized for alleged frauds on the revenue.
The Government sales of gold and pur
chases of bonds will be continued throughout
this week.
Governor Warmouth, of Louisiana, says lie
will not call an extra session of the Legislature.
$1,210,000 worth of fractional currency was
A young woman named Bugler was found
murdered near Shannon, Bland county, Va.,
last week.
A colored nurse threw a child into the fire
and burned It to death, In Bedford county, Vir
ginia, on Saturday.
The customs receipts at New Orleans, last
mouth, exceeded that of any other single mouth
sJnce 18!0.
143,171 voters have beeu registered in New
York for tho election of to-morrow; a decrease'
of 30,515 from last year. -
Governor Geary has appointed Jacob W.
Vlest Associate Law Judge of York county, vice
l'etcr Mclntyre, deceased.
The first annual fair of the Central Agricul
tural Association of Alabama will be held at
Sclma ou the 30th instant.
The corner-stone of a new hospital for the
ute of tho afliicted of all races, colors, and
creeds, was laid at New York on Friday. '
The foundry and machine shop of Talbot
Brothers, at Kjehmoud, Va., were consumed ou
Saturday night. Loss, 1(55, 000; no insurance.
The report of tho Commissioners who exam
ined the Union and Central Pacific Railroads
will be submitted to the Secretary of the Interior
to-day.
The wholesale liquor dealers of California
have organized, favoring the enactment of a law
compelling distilleries to pay the entire tax on
distilled spirits.
Governor Chamberlain, of Maine, has ap
pointed Lot M. Morrill United 8tates Senator, to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of William
Pitt Fessendeu.
By the burning of tho Licking County (O.)
Infirmary, on Friday morning, ten persons lost
their lives. The victims were demented pa
tients, and were imprisoned in an upper story,
and totally forgotten until it was too late to save
them.
Foreign Affair.
It is rumored that Louis Napoleon is again
nick. . - '
Czar Alexander will winter at Cowes and
Nice.
The Duke of Genoa's chances to wear the
Spanish crown are growing stronger.
General Fleury, the new French Ambassa
dor to Russia, is on his way to St. Petersburg.
. Military operations against the Dalmatian
rebels have been suspended, ou account of a
heavy fall of snow.
The poll tax in Spain is to be abolished, and
tho civil salaries to be reduced "0 and tho cleri
cal salaries 30 per cent.
The Italian Government reserves the right of
rejecting such decisions of the (Ecumenical
Council us contlict with the laws of the country.
-The Spanish budget has been submitted to
tho Cortes; it estimates the receipts over tho ex
penditures, for tho current fiscal year, at
X50O.0OO.
The paper found in a bottle, off the English,
coast, aunounciug tho loss of the emigrant ship
Weser, proves, on examination, to be a cruel
hoax.
The London Times editorially asserts that it
is not the business of England to satisfy tho
Fenians, and that they would uot be satisfied if
Irelaud was doubly confiscated for their benefit.
NAPOLEON.
I 11m Urease Incurable startling News from Hie
r fit ell Cupitul.
Georiro Wilkes, Esq., writes from Paris:
In my conversation with Segnard 1 learned
Bomcthing which you may possibly find to bo of
value, lie directed my attention to a scries of
articles which had recently appeared in a Frcncu
paper on tho subject of tho Emperor's health,
and which ho said had created considerable sen
sation. Tbcy were written (to his knowledge)
by a man who had once been physician to tho
Emperor, a niau of great ability but dissolute
habits, who had lost his standing in society and
his employment by tho Emperor, but who,
nevertheless, knew the Litter's constitution
well.
This man," said Segnard, "has violatod all
professional obligations in these articles, and
has disclosed the secret that tho Einperor is suf
fering under an incurable disease, which must
boon put an end to him."
"What do you call soon?" I asked.
"Well, certainly within six months," was the
reply.
"And what is his disease ?" I inquired.
"Fungus of the bladder," ho answered.
Thi is a secret, worth knowing, for tho stock
markets of nil the world will be attected by the
eicatli of the Emperor of France. Segnard added
Jit "doubUesft tie Emperor h4 been wAt
acquainted with his fate, and. was preparing for
it as well as ho could."
1 remarked that it was a wonder ho could llvo
a week with such a secret on his mind, and an
empire rocking on his hack, lie may, there
fore, die at any time before New Year's d.iy, at
two or thrco days' notice. It Is evident that
these articles have not nl'fcet! tho Bourse, but
the Doctor says the statement Is not bellovod, a.s
it appears in a bitterly radical paper, an.l the
authorship of it Is uot known,
1 have seen the rumors about China, but place
no dependence upon them. G. W.
CIlESWELli.
The Aniiiiiil llrport of I tie PoMmnxf rr-tirnrral.
The annual report of the Postmaster-General
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 13H0, will
show the following Interesting facts, prepared by
General Terrell, Third Assistant Postmaiter
Gcntral: The number of stamps Issued during the year
was 2,M 7, 4(10, tho value ot which was $12,71.!,
WiS; the number ot stamped envelopes issued
was T,07!l,80, aimnintlng to !i,,,,8:.,.W; news
paper wrappers issued, :i,f!.",:250, amounting to
Vil.lW. Total number of stamps, envelopes,
and wrappers, Wi'i'MiO, the total value of
which was . 15,078.0111.
The receipts and expenditures for the year
ending June 30, 1 still, as compared with previous
vcars. wre as follows: Receipts, IW.l, $18,-311,510-7;
ISI!8, 1iW.rj,000-a0; increase,
per cent., .a,.rl,!Hii-,.W. Expenditures, lM(i!,
.:;,'.!. 131 :.(; 1KH3, i22,V0,:,'M G5; increase, 41
per cent., W7.KW-85.
The money-order system was established No
vember 1, 1804, at 141 post oliice3. During the
period of eight months the issues of these olllccs
amounted to 1.300, 1&2:YJ, and the payments to
1,313.577'08. The gross receipts froiu'fees, etc.,
were 1 l,r:;ti-40, and the expenses, $18,584-37;
showing a deficit of $7047-117 for tire fiscal year
l!Sti0. 'i he issues at 473 olllccs were 3,477,:251l-28,
and the payments were fr3,'.K)3,8'.0 :.
The receipts to the department were $3,580,300,
and the expenses $2,biH'i,4,.,7; yielding to the
department a revenue of 7l38-7'.l. For tho
fiscal year 1807, in 83:3 olliccs the issues were
!,'2:!!),3:i7-7: payments, '.i,071,240-73j receipts,
r'i0,8M)-57: expenses, H.40J,8yi: revenue to
department, :2i;,yG(Hl. Fiscal year 18t'8, at
13 olliccs, li',,W7,K5S-47: payment, 10,118,-537-03:
receipts, 1 1.503T.I; expenses, 70,3 18-04;
revenue to department, 54, 158-15. Fiscal year
18011, in 1108 olliccs the issues were :J4.848,
058WJ: payments, v'-J 1.054, 1-33-40; receipts,
$ 1 70,247-87. and the expenses $11(1,004; gross
revenue, 0,555,387. The present number of
money order olliccs is 1085.
The repot t from the Dead Letter Ofllce will
show the followiug interesting facts: The num
ber of letters sent to the Dead Letter Ollico
during the year was ns follows: Ordinary let
ters, a,f:37,472: drop letters, 450,000; unmailablc,
301,084; hotel letters, 20.528; fictitious letters,
17,417; registered letters, 33,702; returned from
foreign countries, 02.003; foreign letters, 143,180;
total, 3,052,802. Of the above number 18,227
were found to contain money, amounting to
S04.71O-05, iu sums of 1 and upwards, of which
number 10.187, containing T82 570-IIII were de
livered to the writers or persons addressed; and
2048 containing 12,040 05 were filed for recla
mation by the owners or were outstanding.
Dead letters are retained four years for recla
mation, and the money deposited In the Trea
sury. The number enclosing sums less than -tl
was 14,323, containing 3 172-77, of which
amount 52788-20 was delivered to the writers,
and 084-48 was filed lor reclamation. The
amount taken from dead letters and deposited in
the Treasury was H, 185 03. The number of
letters containing bank checks, drafts, deeds,
letters of exchange, etc., received and recorded
was 10,!25; nominal value of same, $3,011, 351-71,
of whic h 15,280, the nominal value of which was
S-2, 700,114-51, were delivered to owners, and
10.031) were returned or filed for reclamation.
Of the nnmailablc letters, 280.307 were de
tained for postage, not being prepaid as required
by law. They w ere either wholly unpaid, not
prepaid one full rate, or were stamped with
illegal or revenue stumps; 70,120 wero misdi
rected the Post Ollice, State, or some necessary
part of the address being omitted; 2078 had ub
address whatever, and 2570 were addressed to
places were there was no mail service.
The amount realized by the sale of waste
paper was 2007,05. This was formerly a per
quisite of the Third Assistant Postmaster-General,
but has been cut off by Congress.
iiESEEALlTlES.
An Audacious fellow.
A thief recently entered the religious establish
ment lor deaconesses, liue tie Keuilly, Faubourg
St. Antoine, Paris, broke open a safe, aiiit carried oil'
17 JO francs. In the morning, while the whole house
was lu commotion, a letter arrived by post, adilrossed
to the directress, in which the writer, al ter describ
ing the means by which he had obtained an entrance
to the premises, recommended that the walls should
be raised, broken glass placed ou the top, ami two
house dona kept. He concluded by slating that ho
considers the theft as a loan, and that he proposes
returning it, with Interest, before Easter.
American Ingenuity In ItiiNiln.
We learn that General 11. Berdan (whose sharp
shooters f alued for themselves a wide reputation la
the late war) Is now in St. Petersburg, Russia, en
gaged In building an immense armory for the
manufacture of breech-loading riiles, which has
been adopted by that Government as the national
arm. While that establishment is in progress, Colt's
Armory, at Hartford, Connecticut, Is almost wholly
eruplojed in making the Berdan ritle. This remark
able success of an American, in competition with all
the mechanical skill of Europe, Is worthy of not,
and may fitly excite national pride.
"A II lull Old Time."
Not many weeks ago a flatboat was floating down
the broad bosom of the Father of Waters. It was
night, and all on board save the pilot ware wrapped
in siumber. Silence reigned unbroken for hours.
But dually a faint strain of music reached the
watchful pilot's ear; it grew louder, and a cabin hove
In view, through the open door of which men and
women were Been Hitting througU the mazy dance.
The boat glided on, the flgurea disappeared, and the
sounds 01 music uud mirth died out. Meanwhile
the sturs ellmlied higher and higher in the sky, and
another festive cabin succeeded, and then another,
and so on throughout the livelong night. "Wall,"
exclaimed the pilot, "this Is tho queerest country I
ever did see, where at every house thev have a fiddle
and a dance !" But when the day dawned, and the
pilot was enabled to recognize landmarks, ho found
that all night his boat had been noatiug in a great
circling eddy, uml that he had repeatedly passed the
same house where the people were having a "high
old time."
Not 11 Sinecure.
The Louisville Coiiritr-Juvrimt used to keep 'a
young man on its editorial stall' to reud poetical con
tnbui ions and part his hair In the middle. His salary
was forty dollars a week. His last quarterly report
was as follows
TAHI.K 1 acilKUri.K A.
Number of pages of poetry received 17,SS4,213
Verses of poetry received 429,3:t,4 10
Lines of rhyme received l9,(jir,t4l,0(H)
Lints or blank verse received H,iJ92,o65,20l
TABLE 2 SCHKlil'LE B.
rieccs rejected at sight 17,s it
Illegible 214
Ill-spelled and grammarless n,9sj
Plagiarisms ln.ooa
Suggested 84,t!IT
From fair to average gg
Ordinal and passable ooo.oitO
Tho young man was worn to a skeleton. Tle
editor sent him to Europe for the banclUof his health
and abolished his ollice.
A Hniry Dialogue.
Prowi Hie Voslun Traveller, Oct. 2.
At the close of the Rev. Blr. Fulton's lecture last
evening, at the Music Hall, the Uev. Gilbert Haven
Introduced him to several ladles who were npou the
platform, among others to Mrs. Julia Ward Howe.
That lady refused to shako hands with him, and
said :
"You profess to bo a Christian minister, sir, and
you have reviled woman."
"Uetter do that, madam," replied he, "than to re
Vile Jesus tin 1st.'' ,....,
"I never reviled Jesus Christ," she said.
"You have done youwjest to do it," said he.
"Sir," she responded, "you huvo played tho part
of a tliamatlst and a buffoon."
"MadHui,"cald he, "your birth, your education,
and jour position iu society should have made a
lady of you." .
Mie replied, "m you Il-uu w uuj, mi, mm i am
not a lady 1"
"1 mean to say, madam," said he, "that you aet
At this polul Mrs. Ltvermore and Mrs. I.ucy Rtone
luuckweil took up the conversation, md 21m. Howe
JKAR1NE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Uanne Sewn nte Firnt Fcuj.
A I'M AN AO FOK VHII.ADKLPHI A-TI1I8 Da'tT"
BrN Kihfb 6 8(1 1 Moo RiRF.q tl
SUN BKTH 4 ii I HlUH Watkii 1J1H
I'HH.ADKLPIUA BOARD OF THADIC.
Wll.ITAM W. PACL, I
II. I'. BinclIKH, COMMITTKE OV THE MONTH.
H. K. BiuKKH, )
COMMITTFK OH AtlTlITBATIONS.
J. O. .Tnmm, (Inotgt L. VarMy, K. A. Roudnr.
V i I J R m Wri u , Tho Ti. fi illnani n.
JUOVE.UKNTM OK OCKAM TUa7inIUP.
FOR AMKHIUA.
Dwiio 8outhnntoij....Nw York -...Oct. l'
Ali'tipo l.lvnruool.. ..Now YorH via Um... .Oct. l'
SiIiptih I.ivnrpool ....Now York vi lios... . let. l!
1-rin.. Livurpwil ....New York Out. 2')
Culcrnilo Liverpool Nw York Oct. 2)
(I. of 1'nrtn Liverpool Now York Oct 21
I'cntylvania.. .Liverpool Now York i()ct. 23
Cambria. Glnxcnw N'ow York ... Oi-t
ulft I jvorpool .New York 'ort. 2.1
ille do l'aiirt.. .itroat '...Now York Oct ill
inibritt Iluvrn Now York Oi t. 2!
Paraguay lonlon N(,w York Out. tl
I.eipyiK Kouthiiniptin....Hiiltimorn Oct. 21
KtnitsiB loridun New York Oct. DO
. , , . KOft KUKOPk.
C.fif Baltimore. New York. ...Liverpool, via Hal. ..Nov. 2
Allemauma New York. ...Hnm!nre Nov. 2
Sotia ..New York. ...Liverpool iNov. 3
Pfrlin Lidtiiiioro..,.Hretnen Nov. 3
Nrvada Now York.. ..Liverpool Nov. 3
Palmyra New York. ...Liverpool Nov. 4
Lm-in f.'ow York. ...Kreninn Nov. 4
(Jityof Paris. ...New York. ...Liverpool Nov. rt
IniliH ..New York.. ..Glasgow Nov. fi
J'clla. ...........New Ynrk....Nintlon Nov. tf
Cilyot Urooklvn.Ni w York. ...Liverpool Nov. 13
OOAS'l WISIC, DOMKNT1U, F.TO.
Arizona New York. ...Anpinwail Nov. 1
Hen. fliiiiincey.New York. ...A'pinwall fov. 1
PiomrthevM Philnda Charleston Nov. 4
Alnrm (,'antle...New York. ...Havana, via Nus Nov. 4
lonnvranila Pliiliula SSnvannab Nov. rl
fioMth Anietiea. New York. ...Rio Janeiro Nov. 23
Alailaarn forwnrrlerl livngnn ... .... . v.
The atnamera for or from Liverpool call at tjnoenst.iwn. ex
cept tue Canadian line, which anil at linnrtomlorry. The
ac earners for or from the Continent call at Sent uinn"ii.
oiiKARKD Saturday!
Ship WjominR, Julms. Jr., Livorpool, Cope Tiros
Steinnsliip Normiin, Hoses, lioslon, II, Winsor A Co
Stoimier II. I., flaw. Webb. Ilaltimoro. A. tiroves. Jr.
It nl. brip Matilda, Caliero, ticnoa, J IC. 15: .ley ,t (o
I'.riK RensViiw, Sylvcr. Clmrleston, IC. A. Sondor A Co
Liic Almn Ronull, Uribko, Portland, John Uoiuiuol, Jr.
A Hro.
Scbr A. fl. Pnjre, Haley, Nevansa, Workman A Do,
Scl: r V U. M eatcott, f.anriy, Ly:m, J. Kouunul, Jr. Bro.
Scbr C. L. Ilorrick, Baldwin, Dlnhlon, do.
Sclir Jobn W ulker, Davis, Providence, do!
Scbr J . Cndnalador, htcolnmo. Sulotn, !o!
Si lir M. M. Mcrriman, Babbitt, Hichton, do.
Scbr Marhall Pernn. Packard, Hevorly, do.
Schr Lena Hunter, Porry, Providence, do.
Scbr Henry. Dobbin, Bangor, do.
Schr J. 1. McCarthy, Simpson, Bitlem, do.
Scbr MaiT I' lla, Thomas, Portsmouth, do.
Schr VV. W. Macy, Champion, Waeliington, do.
ARRIVED YKSTEROAY.
SteamorW. Wbilldin, Riggnns, 13 hours from Balti
more, with mne. to A. tinjves, Jr.
Schr Alannntico, fJtaypoole, from Millvillo, N. J., wl:h
iron pipes to li. L. Wood & Jo.
ARRIVFin SATURDAY.
Rtenmer Tacony. Niobols, 24 hours from New York,
with indue, to W. M. Baird A Co.
Steamer V. C. Picrropont, Shropshire, 24 hours from
New York, with in dsn. to Win. Al. linii-d A Co.
Schr Banner, Tunnel, 1 day from Indian rivor, Del.,
with gruin to Jas. L. Bew!ey A Co.
Schr Jane N. Baker, Wilson, from Mew York.
BKLOW.
Barque I.ochee, from Ol iuceator, Kng. ; brig Klgin, from
Boston ; and a louded brig.
Corrtfpnvdmrr of Th Errntno Ttlrqr ir.
K. ASTON ft McMMfON'S BUT I.1TTIN.
NKW Yons Office, Oct. 3(1. Five barges leave in tow
to-nigbt tor lialtiroore, lieht.
f;hard, with bay, for Philadelphia.
AI. A. Brady, with stone, for Philadelphia.
Al. A. Dully, with ore, for llridgeton.
Baltimore Biianc-u Okficf., Oct. 30. The following
barges letve in tow to night eastward :
D. It. Craves; C. V. Houghton : Clinton ; Van R'irn ;
and Nightingale, all with coal for Now York. L. S. C.
. PORT OF PH1LADF.LPHIA.
l oreien and constwiso arrivals for the month of Oc-
touor, kW, as compared with tlie same period in IH.-;8:
1!. 1-W.
l-'or. Coast. Total. Tor. Coast. Tot.
Ships... 2 2 3 1 4
Mcini.-lnps I .. 1 2 .. 3
Baniues 17 .. 17 Id 90 Va
Brigs 19 1st 38 21 : it ri;i
SrlKioncrs H Vm Mul li) 1318 13
Sloops SIM Hid ., 740 710
Steiiincrs 313 3U .. 4H2 4n3
Barges Ml HU .. 737 7:i7
Boats 72u 720 .. 1H15 W5
Total 47 3M7 5u4 58
5172 6230
fnT TEi.nonarH.1
LTWES, Del., Oct. 31. The steamship Lawrence left
for BoBten at 10 A. AL. with the steamship VV'ui. Kennedy
in tow. Tho baniue Onni, reported yesterday, went to soa
at noon to day; also baruue flJary Kiduout; brigs Tubal
Cain and J. B. Brown.
At the Breakwater, brig Startle! Fawn, and vossols re
ported lust night. WindNW. Tuermouieter, 31.
MFAIORANDA.
Ship Ohancollor, Codiu, lor Philudolphia, en tore J out at
Liverpool ItUli ult.
Ship Tamerlane, Sumner, cleared at New York 29th ult.
for Bremen.
Steamship Tonawanda, Jennings, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Savannah 3utb ult.
Steamship Norfolk, Piatt, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Richmond Jdth ult.
Steamer Rattlesnake, Aforshon, heacc, at Saltm 29th
flllimo.
Baniue Ada, Aturpby, hence, at Antwerp 18th ult.
Barque William, llardiog, lience, at Brouwershaven loth
u'lmo.
Brig Kudorus, Fan-, from Portland for Philadelphia,
sailed from llolnu s' Hole A. M. 2ft a ult.
Brig H. C. Brooks, Uriggs, honce, was up at Charleston
28th ult. for St. Al dry's.
Brig Poinsett, Snow, at Havana 23d ult., for a port north
of liatterns.
Brig Catawba, Havener, from Salnra for Philadelphia,
at Holmes' Hole P. M. usth ult., and sailed again next
morning.
Brig Chanadocb. of Philadelphia, hound south (so re
ported), was seen 24th ult. Int. 37, lat. 74.
Brig Crocus, Smith, hence for Portsmouth, at Holmes'
Hole A. M. 2''Lli ult.
Brig Ftt a M. Tucker, Tucker, unc, remained at Matun
zas J2d ult.
Brig Doctor, hence, was in Kingsroad 16th ult.
Sihi-s Alice fi. Crnce, fidchrist, and A. S. Simpson,
Chum, sailed from A'er Bedford 2ith ult. for Phila
delphia. Schr Rising Sun, Moore, sailed from Richmond 25th ult.
for Philadelphia via Sandy Point.
Schr H. Al. Condon, Conden, for Philadelphia, was load
ing at Wilmington, N. C. asth ult.
Sehrlra Bliss, Hudson, hence, at Providence 29th nit.
Schr Jane C. Patterson, hence, below Providence 29th
ultimo.
hchrs Lady Ellen, Doughty, and Essex, Nickerson,
hence, at Providence 28th ult.
Schr P. Boyce, Adams, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Providence 2Hth ult.
Schr Gov. Cony, Krskine, sailed from Bristol Sth ult.
for Philadelphia or Bangor, according towind.
Sohr Clara Alorritt, Hand, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New Haven 2nth ult.
Schrs Westmorelnnd Rice, Village Oneen, Tillotson
and Julia A. Crawford, Young, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Providence 29th ult.
Schr James Barrett, Nickerson, honce, at Fall River
2t h ult.
SclirAnna E. Safford, Hanson, hencs, at Pawtucket
Scbr Olive, Reynolds, for Philadelphia, cleared at Calais
27th ult.
Sclns K.mma Bacon, Hearse, and Thomas N. Stone, Pur
vers, hence, at Boston 29lb ult.
NOTICE TOMARINERB.
A new channel has been made near the Oyster Beds
opposite Cockspur laland, Savannah river, and buDved out
as follows, vol. :
Entering buoy, red ; lightvessel bearing SE. byK. : sou are
beacon W. by 8.
Oyster Haa liaoy, black; square beacon bearing W hv
S. H 8. ; Fort Pulaski S W. by S. 8. ' - Dy
Lower Dredge buoy, red ; square beacon bearing B. by
K. 'n K.
Cpner Dredge bnoy, rod; square beaeon bearing E
I ort Pulaski, S. by K. K. '
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
. .
T3IIIL080PIIY OF MARRIAGE.
Jt A New Course of Lectures, as delivered at the New
York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subject:
How to Live, and What to Live for; Youth, Maturity, and
Old Age; Manhood Generally Reviewed; The Cause of
Indigestion; flatulence and Nervous Diseases Accounted
lor; Marriage Philosophically Considered, etc. etc.
Pocket volumes containing these Lectures will be for.
wurded, post paid, on reoeipt ot 26 cents, by addressing W.
A. LKAKY, Jit., 8. H. corner of FIFTH, and WAJLNUT
Streets, Philadelphia. 8 at
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
flm R. THOMAS & CO.,
DKAXKK8 IN
Doors, Blinds, Sash, Shutters
WINDOW FRAMES, ETC.,
N. W. OOUNBB OF
EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Street!
9 1!i 8m PHILADELPHIA.
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS, ETC.
QRAYVIKC INSTRUMENTS
And
lrnvlii? IVIutei'iul.s
Of all kind.
CATAI.C (UTS S APPLICATION.
JAMES W. QUEEN ft CO.,
82fmU No. m CHHVT Btrcet,
PAPER HANOINCS, E I O.
K0W3ELL & BOURSE,
MANCFACTUKEKS OF
PAPER HANGINGS,
CORNER
FOURTH AMD MARKET STREETS,
9 2 tiHtu2ll?rp
rmLAUEU'HIA.
FIRST-CLASS YCJtKM3 ALWAYS F.EADY.
JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE.
J. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
No. 902 CHE8NUT Street,
European Novelties,
Bridal Silver Wares,
Diamonds,
Choice Gems of Art,
10 20 thfcturp IN EROSZE.
SILVER PLATED WARE, ETC.
ESTABLISHED IN 1840. .
EV1EAD & ROBBEWG,
SUCCESSORS TO JOHN O. MEAD A SON,
Jfnniifhi'liirrrii of the Fini-Mt tirndtn of
WA21SS.
We make onr own poede; deposit the Silver accurately
by weight, and Warrant each article by our Trade A' ark
on the base, and by written guarantees if preferred. They
are equal to th finest (Trades ot English and French
Wares, and artistic in design and elegantly ornamented.
CUTLERY.
Pearl, Ivory, and Rubber Cutlery in great variety, plate
and unplated, in quantities as required.
N.E. Corner Ninth and Chesnut,
10 1 fm2ra PHILADELPHIA.
FURS.
SABLE FURS,
RUSSIAN AIID HUDSON'S BAY
The u!fcrltier having made the above articles
SPECIALTY in bis business, has prepared a large as
Bortnioui in Uiflerent stylea at his Store,
No. 139 NORTH THIRD STREET,
rUILADELPfiH.
EitaULshed U 'jean aso.
JAMES ItEISIEY.
10 8 fw srurpl
r p H E P R I N C I P AjL DEPOT.
X FOK THB BALE OP
REVENUE STAMPS.
Ho. 804 CHESNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, No. 105 S. FIKTn STREET,
(Two doors below Chesnut street),
ESTABLISHED 1862.
The sale of Revenue Stamps la still continued at
the oid-Established Agencies.
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by tho Government, and having ut all times a largo
supply, we are enabled to 1111 and forward (by Mull or
ExprebH) all orders immediately upon receipt, a mut
ter of great importance.
United States Notes, National Bank Notes, Drafts
on Philadelphia and Post Ollice Orders received in
payment.
Any information regarding the decisions of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue cheerfully and
gratuitously furnished.
Kevenue &iuuips pmueu upon waits, Checks, Re
ceipts, etc.
The following rates of comniiHsion are allowed on
Stumps and Stumped Paper:
On fa and upwards 2 per cent.
"100 " 3
" 300 " 4
Address all orders, et., to
STAMP ACJRNCY,
No. J04 CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
VV
ijiaiu nwu&rwoOiV. CO., 2HU-LIq
in 1'ioa Wkiskics,
e. 1H U W600WD Htreet,
faUdbiA
WHIPPING.
'OR LIVERPOOL ANL
NSTOWN-lnmnn l ine of Mai
ore are appointed to tail as f.'i
RTKS OK PA SHARK.
I 'arTv ,v1, 'r,h,M Currency.
I 1!M I.ABIN .....iflflo 8TKKRAUK ..53
"n"" Hf.l 'lolxmloo . . ... .
r" 1 "r' lir, To I'.iris. .
PAhliAOE I1Y TIIF TtKHUA STKAMKU, VIA k'vviVaI.
i I IIKT A111N. SKH Uir
t irr'i'l lu-ieM- fttI , . PayaM, lo Cuironcy
l,iTrpi;r.I J$t,i T.iTwri ool i,
Tallin 11 IUIil.li.. "li
M .li,l i,, t,' K, i ., .St..!.,hu. N."k.V
by llr-n. h Rtompr.... by llran. n Ktunur ..(a
I ai. iijrcrs lorKiiritU to Havre, Humbura-. Bremen,
tic. t r!lru'Pi rutos.
'i'ii krti enn bn boi'irbt hnrn at itiodcr.it e rate t,i per
I r Uirt!;iir inr(m.ation ov
.OI!N U. 1ALK, Acnnt, fi
Or to o'iHiN.N
1 c- n.rtl.c r ir,:,.ri,ntum otiya
the f'ornnanv's Off. o
Nr.. 13
HHOADWAV. n. V
SiKl.T. A KAITI.K. ..nl.
8 Ko. 411 ;HK!S.SUT btreet. Philadolnbla.
M.I, VI
pfiiQ.OXLY KIUECT LINE TO FRANCE
'Gyt'dZ THR O KN Kit A I, T A ATI. A STIO
fcJ2?,.5-iT-('()Ml,ANY'S MAM. NTKAMSUU'S
lu. i w i.ka AKW VOliU AND HAVRK, UAU.IMU AI
Url r.S T,
I he rplrnlirl new VfMrls on this frvnritn rni' "n
Continent Kill sail from 1'iur Ko. 6', .urtb rivor, ever
baturiiay.
1J1 , PRIOK OF PASSACR
in gold Onclud.nir nino),
IU bitKST OR HAVRK.
rst Oaliin 140 I ried'nd Cabin f
, TO I'AKIH,
... (Inclncling railway tickets, furnished on board.)
JirM Lalim 115 Nocend Unbiu 4?
I liPKe st eamers do not carry stooruKS passenicois.
Aloti-nl atteniinnce freo of ohar(r.
Ameriran travllirs (rolnn to or rtumln from the out
tinont of i'.urope. by taking the steamers ot this linoiviirf
nnneensKary rinks from transit t;y Kn'diah raiiwavs a
orossliiK the channel, honi.los saviDir time, trwililo, andii
ponse. OKOKCK MAt)KKNIK. Acont.
, No. W UKOADWAY, New York.
For r'swire in Philaduiphia, atiiily at Adams' Hxi.rtu
Comj-any.lo " H. I,. I.KAF,
No. 320 OHKHNUT St met.
,CHAr?L!ISTONf S. C,
THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
EVERY THURSDAY.
Tnts Steamships PROMETHEUS, Captain Gray, and
J. W. EVERMAN, Captuln Hinckley,
WILL FORM A KECilTLAK WEEKLY LINE.
The Fieamshlp PRO.METMKUs will sail on
THURSDAY, November 4, nt 4 P. M.
Through bills of lading given in connection with
S. C. R. R. to points in the South and Southwest.
Insurance at lowest rates. Rates of freight as low
as by any otter route. For freight, apply to
E. A. SOUDKU A CO.,
2 22tf Dock street wharf.
LORILLARD'S STEAMSHIP
LINE FOR
FJW YORK.
Sailing on Tnpsdnrs, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
RKDUOTION OF KATKS.
Freight by this line taken at 13 cents per 100 pounds,
cents per fort, or 1 cent per gallon, ship's option. Ad
vance charges earned at office on Pier. Freicht reoeiverl
at all times on covered wharf.
JOHN F, OHL,
2-? Pier 19 North Wharves.
B. N. Kitra rates on small packages iron, mol-ul, etc.
pinr.Anr.r.PHfA RTrinrnvn
'i&'imANO NORFOLK 8TKAMHIIIP USH,
i.ifUJr?'THOUtlI KHKKJUr AIIiUNU TO
iftt?a:TH K SOUTH AND WKST.
tll'KV BAIUKUAy,
At noon, from FIRST WHARF above MARKE1
Etreat.
THROUGH RATF.S to all points In North and Routt
Carolina, via Seuboard Air I.iuo tvulroad, counochnat
Portsmouth and to LvnciiburK, Va., Tonuossoe, and th(
Wett, via Virginia and 'i'ennessoo Air Line and Richmond
and Danville Railroad.
Freipht 11 AND1.KD BUT ONCK. and taken at LOWF.S
HATKS THAN ANY OTI1K11 LIK1C.
The rrgularity, safety, and oheapuose of this ronte com
nicnd it to the publio as the most, deairable mudiuin
carrying every doi-cription of freight.
No charae for oommiebion, drayae, or any eipense
transfer.
Kteauisbips insured at the lowest rates.
Freight received daily.
r B WILLIAM P. OLYDK A OO.,
No. 12 S. WHARVES and Pior 1 N. WIIARVK&
W. P. I'OHTKK, Agent at Kiuhmond and Oity Foint.
T. P. CROWULL A CO.. Agonts at Norfolk. lj
NOTICE. FOR NEW YORK, VIA
! llKI.AWAUH AND RA RITA X CANAL
KXl'Ki'SS KTKA.M BOAT COM PAN V.
uu oit.Al'l'.hT ANI QljK'KICST water couinuinica
tion between Philadelphia and Now York.
KiBLmnr. lfMtve daifv from til'Ht wllilrf bolow 5Ilrkot
Btreet. 1'hiladelphin.aud fia.t of Wull street. New York.
tioods forwarded by all tho lints ranniiifr out of New
York. North, Fast, and West, free of eommission.
1're'iiiit received anil forwarded on iieuoiiinioduting
terms WIM.IAM 1'. f'l.YDK A CO., Agonf,
No. 12 B. DKLAWARIO Avoinm, Philadelphia.
J AMK8 HANI), A(rcnt,
6 3 No. 11M WA LL Street , Now York.
fc NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
A 1 a.i nd rin. (I.nriretoim. and WaMhiiitrton. n
C'.. via CheHnpeaku and Deluwaro Canal, with
coiaU'LlKing at. Aiex.-'.nuriu irom uip iiiobi. uireor. rouro lor
1, nclil.urg, Brittul, Knoxvillo, Nushviilo, Dalton, and the
gonthvvcKt. . ,
Steamers lonvn regularly every Saturday at noon from
the tii at wharf above Market street.
Freight received daily.
k WILLIAM P. CLYDK A CO.,
No. 11 North and South wharves.
HYPF. A TYLER, Agonts, at (leorgetown ; M.
ELUKIiJ-E A CO., Agents at Alexandria. dl 5
NOTICE. FOR NEW YORK. VIA
J? Delaware and Raritan Cural, SWIFTSURK
TRANSPORTATION COMPANV.-UM.
l AlCli AND BWilThUHK LINK.
The business of these lines will b resumed on and after
tho nth of March. For freights, which will be taken on
accommodating terms, apply to
W. M. BAIRD A CO.,
3 2 o. Ill South Wharves.
FOR SALE.
TiAILROAD FORECLOSURE SALE. TUE
undersigned grantoo in trust, and as Special Master
Commissioner of the Circuit Court of the United States
in and for the Southern District of Ohio, in the easy of
Charles Moran, Trustee, againat'theCincinnati and Zones
vdle Railroad Company .pending in said Court in Chancery,
by authority of the decree rendered in said causo at the
October term thereof, A. D. lHoii, will, on the first day of
December, 1869, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and
4 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the door of the Court House
of said Court, in the oity of Cincinnati, Ohio, otter and
expose to sale by pnblio vendue, to the highest bidder for
cash, payable on continuation of aaid sals by said Court,
but not for less tbaa the minimum sunt fixed by said
Court, namely one million three thousand nine hundred
and sixty-eight dollars ($l,0U3,ii68). THK RAILROAD
OTHER PROPER rY AND FRANCHISES, IN
CLUDING THK FRANCHISE TO BE AND ACT A3 A
CORPORATION OF THE CINCINNATI AND ZANKS
V1LLK RAILROAD COMPANY IN THK BTATK OF
OHIO. If no sale shall be effected at the tune and plaoe
above designated, the biddings will be adjourned from day
to day, or time to time, by proclamation, and pursuant
thereto, will be continued to complete the sale. Posses
sion of the premises to be delivered to the purchaser on
confirmation and payment of the purchase money-compliance
in other respects with the terms of the order of
sale by the purchaser being also required.
OHARLKS MORAN, Trustee,
And Special Master Commissioner.
Address, New York Oity.
HlNTT.B A DATjr.BKRTT, Solicitors for Complainants.
Addrets, Lancaster, Ohio. 10 27 lut
pnCDERICK SYLVESTER,
REAL KSTATE BKOKEli,
So. 90S JSouil. FOIJMTII Htreet,
10 J5 am PHILADELPHIA.
E
TA B L. I S II K 1) 1819.
Tbe TSew Vorlf Djelug ami
IrfiitiiK i:tulliNliiiicut,
ETATEN I8LAND,
. in North FlfUITH Btreet (West Side), Philadelphia;
n M DUANK bUeet and 7U BKOADWAY.'wew
YThis old and well known Company are prepared, as usual,
ith the binhcst degree of skill, and the most approved
hi erv 'lO i 1VK, OLKAfVbtC and IjINISIj ever,
variet y of .A DI FS and OKN TLKMiCN'S OAUMRNTa,
a i. k K (iOOl)ri, in their usual superiar manner
OARMFNTS Oi-KANS.fc.1) VVHOLlX IX 17 fill win
ItO'i tt-Thie is our ouly oflioe in Philadelphia.
DR. M. KLINE CAN CURE CUTANEOUS
Kruplioua, Maiks on tho rikin, Ulcere in tbe throat,
tnnnth and ne?e, sore legs and sores of every conceivable
character. Orrce, No. b3 Houlu KLif VKN HI, between
(,'ttaiut ted Sii.ike WrocU lid
E
EMPIRE 8 LATE MANTEL WOUKS-
B
MJLMtS, Ko. imjiUL&S UX ttUMI.
r ! . v. T "i N'tiix v. Act. o, at l p m
AMUSEMENTS.
1
ATT1 MAT! NEK-ACADEMY OP AfLIC
i r. as a a. bihanuduu nas tue nonor to annuunoe
I, r
SA1TRDAY, Norembor , at ?o'elnrk.
The Uhl appearam-e in this city (p'mtiv.-ly) Of tho
greatest li ing Concert Vornliit,
j HlAJ I TA PATTI,
(prior to her departure for the prlucipnl citim of the
Wwt )
At this only Gala Pat.li Matinee,
n, .. J:IsS "AluviTIA PATTI
will lie sited liy tnn follo irie celebraio I ii lis'e,- -
il'' 'H'AV.!V.HI;;.K!''l,-K-,llft':'-'':'''-'," Pi.mist.
Air. t, J. l it L A. I'., the ren:ar. rliirj Violin it
.. , , 1r. Ue.MtV W,i( IKh'
the noted Knghsh Tenor, his Drat appearance in Pliila lel-
phia.
r-. - JOSKPII KKKRMANNS.
,, ... . ' '"'o (Treat lieriniin raw,,.
. . M''.' "I BY, .Vuieal Hire, tor and Con bi.M.n-Ado.i-.ion
Cue lio'liir: resorvo'l sems !' :fi t i ', nfs ,.x!ra.
h,;'t" will begin at M o'eloek on ,1,io ay
iiiou.uig, Noendior :i, at, TiMinpl. r'jlnsiu M ,ro. 1
U A D E M Y OJ iC U S "l" C".
Ri-HNrDnii11"'''"-
U KI.K , U'l ) I-f. M VKTFRY,
and eve C ' Y,;; -J KKINt.' Novombor I.
,h
Heing the lust peilormaiie.es of
i r- . lUOFKK.soH HKRRMANN
Lefor. '-fJl?i-K'.!terjVff KhJg the
. j . . TCI fls Y. RKCONI) N l. IT
JTAlWl" ""
c&ct:a';:tolA1r::;a M,,a!c ""Srj
T A U H A KEEN E'fi"
MOItniV A Kll Vlirilhiir i-V V. J. . TRK,
I ' l ftlMI I III tlMJY
PFO WOI ITfiTON LAURA KFFR
F.iday- BKNKFIT OK LAURA KKKN K, and entire
t-haiigi! of bill will be given, introducing the whole of thn
double company. "
Keats secured six days in advance.
Doors open at 7. Commence at 7".
WALNUT 8TREE' CTHEATRK, is. E. COR
NF.R NINTH and WALNL'T Streets.
THIS (Monday) HV F.NINO, Nov 1
FNtiACF.MKNT FOR TWKlVk NIGHTS
OF THK KM1NFNT A RTISTH.
LUOILLK WKSTKHN.
ho will appear as
LADY I8ARF.L VANK
and
M ADAMK VINE,
In tbe great morn I drama of
FAST LYNNK; or. THK E LOP KM KNT.
IRS. JOHN DREWS ARCII STREET
11 THFATHK. Begins to 8.
MONDAY AftD EVERY EVENINl?. .
rlrst production in America of Boucicault aud Huron's
Piny.
LOST AT SEA.
with new Scenery.
I'inc Effects, the original Music, and an efficient
Cast.
For particulars of scenory, incidents, etc., see bills of
the day.
Seals secured six days in advnnoe.
UOX'STMMi CAN THEATRE.
I1 THE ZANFRETTA TROCPK.
AND Oa HOI FAMILY,
LAST WEEK OF THE CLODOOilk TROUPE
THE GREEK SLAVE, ROSF OF SHARON, KTO.
Matinee on SATCRHAY AFTERNOON at a o'clock.
DLTREZ & UENEDICT'S OPERA HOUSE,
61CVKNTH Street, below Arch.
(lilo 'I heatre Comique). ,
Crowded houres and delighted audiences night Iv.
THIS EVEN INO, AND CONTINCE KVKKY NIutHT.
SucomLweok of the great incomparable
DUPRKZ A BENEDICT'S -Gigantic;
Minstrels anil Burlesipre Opera Troupe.
Introducing another immense new programme.
First Week dreat Shadow Pantomime,
l'irst Week-Lazy Negro Dick. Til 1 tit
Admission, fit) c. ; Gailcry, Ho o. ; Parquet to, T6o.
iVEW ELEVENTH STREET 0p"rA
X HOUSE, ELEVENTH Ptreot, above Chesnut
THE FAMILY RESORT.
CARNCKOSS A DIXEY'8 MINSTRELS,
the great Star Trrupe of the woild, in their uneqaalleC
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES,
.BEAUTIFUL BALLADS, SONGS,
OPERATIC SELECTIONS, and
LAUGHABLE BURLESQUES
EVERY EVENING.
T, , , J. L. CARNCROSS, Manager.
R. P. SIMPSON. Treasurer. BltTtfra
CENTZ AND HASSLER'S MATINEES-1
O Ml blfiAL FUND HALL, lObV-TO, every SATUR
DAY A t TEROON at W o'clock. 10 18r
VLER'S" (LATE MILLER'S) WINTET
T GAKDKN, Nob. 73(), 703, 74, and 7llri VINE Street
TKK GRAND ORdHKS TKIO.V. formerly the proper
of the GRAND DUKK OF BADEN, purchased at grei
expense by .1 At '(Hi VALER.of this city, in cornhinatirr
ivith FLAMKR'S ORCHESTRA auo Miss NKLLIi
ANDFHKN. will perform EVERY AFTERNOON am
EVF.NING at the aboveuiontionud place. Admlssiul
ree. ijjtu
PATENTS.
f I L L I A M 8. IRWIN.
GENERAL TATEM AGENT,
No. 406 LIBRARY STREET.
OUTOALT'S PATENT ELASTIO JOiNf IKON
ROOF.
AMERICAN CORRUGATED IRON OO.'S MANU
FACTURE8, FIRE-PROOF BUILDINGS, KTO.
TAYLOR A OOALE'S PATENT AUTOMATIC
LOCK UP SAFETY VALVK.
BRADFORD'S LOW WATER INDICATOR, ETO.
ETC. 10 41m
piArMn A u r ai hn
PATENT OFFICES.
N. W. Corner FOURTH and CHESNUT,
(Entrance on FOURTH Btreet).
FZIAXICZS D. PASTOHIUS,
SOUCITOR OF PATENTS.
Patents procured for Inventions in the Unite.
States and Foreign Countries, and all business re
latlng to the same promptly transacted. Call or 80 . .
for circulars on Patents.
Open till o'clock every evening. 8 6 smtlK
PATENT OFFICES,
N. W. Corner rOURTH and WALNUT
PHILADELPHIA.
FEES LESS THAN ANY OTHER RELIABL
AGENCY.
Send for pamphle on Patents.
8 4 thstut
CHARLES H. EVANS.
CTATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. STATE
lO Riahts of a valuable Invention fust patented, and for
the SLICING. CUTTING, and CHIPFINU of dried beef,
cabbage, etc., are hereby offered for sale. It is an article
of aroat value to proprietors of hotels and festauranta,
audit should be introduced into every family, hi A I rj
RIt.HTIS forsale. Model can be seen at 1 KLKuHAru
OFFICE. COOPER'a TOiaN-J HOFFMAN
8TOVES, RANOE8, ETO.
THOMSON'S LONDON KITCIIENEU
Aior EUROPEAN B.Ne,SraSY,,1fvfcHtS,&N,
Bt"V9 public institutions, in 1WKNIY Dlfl'hKENl
r'M'.VH. AIM), Philadelphia Ranes, Hot Airtur
Portable Heaters, lxiw-down Grates, Fireboard
Sr.,;?., Halh Boilers, ritiw hole Plates, Boiler.. Cooking
Nii,v. aiu wholesale and retail, by themaniifaelurers,
Btoves, etc., wnoiesaie aim K11AnpK A T1OMSONj'
S JTwfm 6m No. aotf N. SECOND Btet.
G' iiiTix r4Am I'unii.
codiToiYi.H h.;a)rkkvolvix
Fhould be In nse on every Heater and Btovj. It increasei
the beat fifty por cent, and saves nearly one-half of the i ooal,
and will also heat a room above in plaoe of a stove. CALL
AND bUK l liail at the niauufactory of
O. J. DOUGHERTY,
, No. la) N, NIWTH Bwt.
J I R E W 0 R'
GALVANIZED and Painted WIRE GUARDS,
store fronts and windows, for factory and warehouse
windows, for churches and cellar windows.
IRON and WIRE RAILINGS, for balcouleB, ottVci
cemetery and garden fences.
Liberal allowance mado to Contractors, BulMorg.
and Carpenters. All orders oiled with proiuptneat
and woik Euaiarf',,v'
ROBERT WOOD A Uo
T J itntuCia Vo. 11M RUXiS Atcu PWla,
Tcin Taylor's best eomedy, iii three nuts of
AN I'M'UHAI, M ATolI
and BLACK- YF.I KUHA.V.
I.AFKA KI FNKsr HI'.bTElt OAZICRRnoir
Both produced tvilli a aplendi i east u''"-"KOOK
WI.DMCKDAY A Nl. 'I HPRND A Y (,y desire)