THE DAILY EVEN! N(i T.KLK J RATI I VI 1 1 L A I) E LP I II A, FRIDAY, N0VBM15BR 12, ISCI).
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' UIIT Affair.
The body of Patrick Loo wan found ycMer
cltty afternoon neixr the truck of tho lieadinn
Kallrond, at tho Falls of tlio Schuylkill. From
the aiipcarnuco of tho rcnmtns It Is Mippo.-iod
that the deceased was elrtiek by a passing train.
The Coroucr wns noillled lo hold un lntiet.
Veftrrday Detective Miller, of this city, and
Vldcto, of Brooklyn, arrested M. V. Howe in the
lower r-cction of the city, on the charo of helm;
a fuKHlvo from justleo from Brooklyn, where he
18 nald to have passed it forced check and draft,
and obtained about Y"HK) on thciu. The check
purported to bo t)l!ruu;l by John I), li'mlianl,
mid the draft was on the I.onjx Inland Bunk
of Brooklyn. Ho will bo taken to Brooklyn
to-day.
A caucus will be held this afternoon by
Councils lor the purpose of HeloetiirJ; candidate
for tho position of Chief F.n mincer for the Water
Department. There nre eccral gentlemen
named for the nomination, amon whom are tho
present chief, Mr. Frederick (iraciT, Mr. Thonvis
.1. l.ovcirrove, thief Boiler Inspector; Dr.
WcFadden, and Mr. Birklnhlne, former Chief of
thcWater Department. There will doubtlesa be a
full attendance of mcmbnra, as it is a m ittcr of
importance in which every tili.cnlns a llvclv
Interest.
At a mer.tinjr of the tiiiarJians of the Poor,
held ut tho Hinckley Almshouse ye-terdav,
PicRidcnt .John M. Whltall in the chair, the
committee on estimates for laid made their re
port, Kliowinsr that for the departments mined
there would bo rciuired the followlnir: llospii.i'
Dcpnrtment. ?:;. ''-'0 ; Insane Department.
1(M)0; Children's Asylum, fr'.'V.Vi; JIouso gene
rally, $:i!t,TW; Maiiiifttciuriiif; Department,
23,4(;0; Farm and Blockley Kstate, "yl-i,(-.'tl;
Oiir-tloor eicn.-cs, & Is.iUO; for relief of out
door poor, SH:!,.iOi). Total. ,,;-.
John Sweeney, who was arrested on Wednes
day upon the charge of bcinu; a jirofessioual
thief, and against whom there are several
charges of roMiery pending, m tde his eseujie
from the Central Police Station yesterday morn
ing. It nccms that the door of the cell was
opened for him, but int-tead of his !j,oin'j; in he
walked out of the (station. The strange iart of
tlio affair Is, that he left the place unnoticed, by
the turnkey. Mayor Fox, when informed of the
Cfscapc of Sweeney, suspended the turnkey,
and ordered an Investigation to be made into
the matter.
The semi-annual examimtion for tcarhcrs
in the Public Schools commem-cd yesterday
afternoon in the Zano Street School. The ex
aminations are held under the authority of the
Board of Controllers of the Public Schools, and
in, accordance with an act of the Legislature of
tho State.- There were l.V) young ladies prescut,
and l!i males. Tho questions wure prepared by
tho several Professors of the Central High
Sehool, Professor Hopper acting as .Secretary of
tho Board of Examiucrs. The subjects examined
yesterday were arithmetic, grumiv.ar, etymology,
"defining, and reading. The examination will be
continued to-day. The report of the result of
thcec examinations will be made to tho Board of
Control by Lewis Elkin, Esq., Chairman of the
Committee on (jualificatiotis of Teachers.
Iomelin Affairs.
fiold closed yesterday at'l'iti;.
General William K. "Martin, of Charleston,
died in Baltimore yesterday.
A mill and grain elevator at Chillieothc, III.,
was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night.
A soldiers' monument was dedicated in Fair
mount Cemetery, Newark. N. .1., yesterday.
t Postmaster-General Creswell made a num
ber of Post Olliee changes in this Slate yester
day. One oT the wires of the old Atlantic Tele
graphic Cable is said, to be very slow and uncer
tain, through the work of insects.
A suit is about to be instituted in Louisville
involving the ownership of real estate in that
city vulued at $ :il),00O,()O0.
A party of distinguished army oflleers will
go from Washington to Louisville, to attend the
coming meeting of the Army of Tennessee.
A petition gotten up by the Cuban Junta,
praying Congress to accord Cuba belligerent
rights, is being very numerously signed in New
York.
A bill removing the disabilities of Judge
Vracr, impeached by the last Republican Legis
lature, has passed the Tennessee House of Re
presentatives. A general order eulogistic of tho late Gene
ral Wool, and giving directions for military
honors at his funeral, has been issued by the
Commander-in-Chief.
A rumor that Pero Hyacinthc would Issue
an address setting forth his position towards the
Catholic Church, has been contradicted by tho
reverend father.
Senators Cattell and Cameron, Secretary
Robeson and Attorney- luneru.1 Hoar and 1 Ions.
Charles O'Neill, Henry Wilson and J. F. Wilson,
arrived in Washington yesterday.
The companies that bought tho Government
railroads in Tennessee while Johnson was Presi
dent have offered in payment bonds of that State
indorsed by the Government.
A policeman has been censured by a New
York coroner's jury for neglecting to render
assistance at the Liberty street fire, in which a
whole family was burned to death. But for his
neglect, some of tlio victims might have been
, saved.
From tho report of the proceedings of tho
Presbyterian General Assemblies at Pittsburg,
yesterday, it will bo seen that tho question of
reunion between tho OKI and tho New Schools is
virtually settled, and the plan upon which it is
to be carried out adopted.
Foreign Aflalm.
The barque Cuba, from New York, has beeu
wrecked oil Holyhead. All her crew but live
were lost.
A disastrous hurricane has been experienced
on tho Mediterranean. Among the vessels lost
was an American ' earner.
Tho British Government has directed that
the remains of Mr. Pcabody be conveyed to this
country on board a vessel of war.
Dr. Temple, despite all tho opposition which
his nomination met with, has been eleetod to
the Bishopric of Fxctcr by the Chapter of that
diocese.
Tho Pope does not wish to have the question
of his infallibility diseussed.by tho Oecumenical
Council, unices tho support of an overwhelming
majority is probable.
CITY COUNCILS.
Yesterday afternoon this branch of tho City (jov
ernmcnt held its regu'ur stateil meeting.
Sultvt llratich. President Ntoklcy was in the
chair. Finding It necessary to he absent, his plane
wan boon uflLrward uucuplcil by Mr. Samuel VV.
Cattell. representative of tho Twenty-fourth ward.
Air. Hopkins asked lor an erasure from tho min
utes of the previous Mission of a uortion of tlm t.i .,-
cecding tJiut in his opinion was unparliamentary.
To this tlio Chamber declined to KHscnt.
A communication whs veitoived from tho Board
of Controllers of Public School. It aslis tho oitv
to bay , for the sum of y S ioo, the building 90!) Loctmc
street, for the purposes ot tho public schools: also,
to give II, will for one at J'wunty-lourtli and Locust
afreets, and fr-'SOU lor tho support of night schools.
Tho whole batch of raj acuta wore e.onsigiioii to
the consideration of the Committee on Schools.
A lorg potilioa was received from an important
institution known as the .MeichaiiU' Transporta
tion Company, it Is located at Trenton, Sew Jer
sey. Un the occasion of the lato serious tie in
Front street, the firemen burned several empty
liogHlieuds belonging to this company. The board
of ollieers and directors now present through their
agent a bill lor tho sum of twenty-three dollars and
evenly-livo cents as their om through the burning
of tho iiofinueuds In question.
. The bill was duly referred to tho Committee on
Claims.
1 Mr. Cattell asla-.d whether U!s late anion. haunts
to the bill sailing to tho University of Pennsylvania
a portion of tlio hIuviioiiho demesne could now In)
called up. If it were not introduced at the propsr
time ho wished to recall il.
'J'he Chair stated that the only way to got at the
iuftttr was to reconsider the yot.e by which the unl
TCrfcity bill bad been peril pOutd.
Air. Cattell io iiiadu motion. It Vu9 agreod to by
a vote of I t to 11.
Mr. McCall made a call for a vote. It resulted In
voienf Ki to it.
xLl. L UIMI Vl W'wub-w Lu.Witf imi; Lvj-C,
It wax dUcufsed; amendments were olfnrod and
voted down, and ut last the, wbo! tubjoot jOrt
I'oufcd for two TVttk.
A resolution to meet in Joint convention on the
Villi to fleet port wardens, ,Vc, wan pawed.
A bill was passed authorizing a number of trans
fer In the Item to the maintenance of the K'giiway
Department lor the tramwaylng of certain stroois.'
A resolution permitting Kilnnrd Addiukn tt lay
a railroad trk ae:oMt Jones street, Ninth w.ril,
was H.lop'ed.
Common Council's resolution to appronrlat-?
s lo,iiu for a colossal etattinof the late Hear Aibni
ral Stewsrt was introduced. Jt was referred to the
Finance Committee.
A resolution from Common Counell permitting
Messrs. .1. II. Michener Co. and H.irrison ,V Co.
to construct a certain telegraph line for businois
purposes was agreed to.
Another resolution, directing the grading of
Twenty-second, Twenty-third and Tweuty-fuiirl.li
streets, In the vicinity of tho Darby road, was
pawd w ithout dissent.
A resolution was also passed directing the gra
ding and paving of Cooper and Granville streets.
It whs also agreed that, tho Councils f.hall meet
nest week on Wednesday, Instead of Thiirsdav.
A resolution, directing the superintendent of the
(iirard estate to report tho names of all person
holding leases of lands of tho estate, was udoptcd.
A bill appropriating :l.n 3;J to tho Department
of tho City Treasury was agreed to.
Common Council resolution relntivo to the com
pilation of eeitain business and other municipal
Matisties was passed.
Adjourned.
t'iiMm Hrtiwh This Chamber mot at tho u?ul
hourftPresldent Louis Wagner in the chair.
The following communications were received:
Onetrom the (Hty Commissioner, ai'king for an
extra appropriation of I's'.-.' 'J.l to pay for detieien
eies fir tho yeHr Iscii. Referred to Finance Com
mittee. A number of petitions for gas lamps.
A resolution from Mr. Martin, dirpcuing with
tlio meeting on Thuivday next and appointing
Wednesday Instead. Agreed to.
Also, one calling a Joint convention of Councils
to elect three ollieers to the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Agreed to.
.Mr. Hall .presented a resolution of regret on the
ik'Hth of Mies Rebecca George, who lately pre
sented the city with George's Hill, for the purpose
of improving Fnirmoiint Park. Agreed to.
The Hoard of Revision presented to Councils tho
statement of real and personal properly in the
several wards,rcturiicd lor taxable purposes lor the
year Is7e.
Mr. Hall presented a resolution to the Hoard of
llc.illii to have the following streets ch lined: Wal
nut street, from Sixth to Thirteenth; Thirteonth
street, from Walnut to Chestnut; Chestnut street,
from Thirteenth to Broad; Broad btreet, from
Chislnut lo Spruce; Spruce street, from Broad to
Tenth, and Tenth street from Spruce to Shippen.
Mr. lletzell moved to amend by adding all the
streets in the Sixteenth ward.
Tho amendment was agreed to, and the resolution
passed.
Also, one directing the Schuylkill River Passen
ger Railway Company to have their tracks re
paired. A gi cod to.
Tho bill which was pending at the adjournment
of Councils, last week, for the extension of the
terms of olliee of tho beads of the municipal de
parts, was taken up. On tho motion to indeiinitely
postpone the yeas and nays were called, and re
sulted in yens iii, nays 14.
Mr. llanna presoiited an ordinance supplemen
tary to an ordinance relative to paving tho streets
of the city, passed .lune 10, lSUO. Agreed to.
Mr. Blackburn presented a resolution granting
the ward constables tho uso of the station-houses
and city vans. Referred to the Committee ou Law.
A resolution was presented by Mr. Rice appoint
ing a joint committee of both Chambers for tlio
purpose of erecting a bronze statue of Rear Ad
miral Stewart, the cost not to exceed l0,wo.
Agreed to.
Mr. Shoemaker presented a resolution of instruc
tion to the Conmii.-.iioneis of Girard Fstato, re
questing them to report tho necessary measures to
secure the binding out of a number of pupils of
Girard College who have remained over their time,
thus preventing others fiom gaining admittance.
Agreed to.
Messrs. Rice, Allen and Fagen wevo appointod a
committee on the Admiral Stew art statue.
Mr. Shoemaker called up tho ordinance making
an appropriation of KJU3 Xi to pay for clerk hiro,
&e., in tho olliee of tho City Treasurer. Agreed to.
Mr. Hall presented a resolution to appoint a joint
committee of Councils to confer with tho United
States authorities as to the manner of taking tho
census in 170. .Agreed to.
The fallowing bills from Select Council were
taken up:
one directing the Chief Commissioner of High
ways to causo the persons who laid tho concrete
pavement on Vine street, east of Third street, to
remove the same. Referred to Committee on High
ways. Also, one relative to opening Sixty-fourth and
other streets In tho Twenty-fourth ward. Referred
to Committee on Highways.
Also, ono for the laying of water pipe on Dela
ware avenue, from South street to Davis' landing.
Agreed to.
Aleo,ono permitting .lohn 11. Michener to lay
down a turnout on Front street. Agreod to.
Also, ono consolidating the Departments of
Wharves and Landings, ice. Agreed to.
One making an appropriation to pay for the en
tertainment of tho St- John's Commandery of
Knights Templar. Agreed to.
Also, ono granting permission to Mr. Addicks to
lay a track across Jouesstrcct, Ninth ward. Agreod
to.
Mr. Ray, of tho Highway Committee, presented
a resolution to open Ashburton street, from Twenty-fifth
to Twenty-sixth stroet; to grade Wellington
street; tramway Evans Ktreot, and to lay plank
footways on Darby road. Agreed to.
Mr. Ray presented a resolution to inquire Into
the cost of building a new bridgo over the Schuyl
kill river at Manayunk.te replace the one destroyed
by the freshet. Agreed to.
Mr. Hall presented a resolution requesting the
Chief Commissioner of Highways to inform Coun
cils by what authority the Twelfth and Sixteenth
Street Passenger Railway Company arc tearing up
those streets. Agreed to.
Adjourned.
The Taxaulk Value ok Tnn City. -The follow
ing statement of the real and personal property In
the various wards of the city, returned for taxable
purposes for the year 1870, was submitted to Coun
cils yesterday:
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ri'ntiiiH Hlnlrmcnl.
Tiik 101.1.0WIN0 is a statement of the ro
ceipts ami expenditures by warrants for the
quarter ending September .n,(), 18tj0, olliciully
made to-day, in conformity with section six. of
the act of Juno 17, 1841:
IlKCKII'TS.
From revenues
Customs, - f,2,r,0fl,021 M
Internal revenue, - - 47 ,32.1,:). .51
x.F"1',1,10 l'RnlB' " " H!,11 08
Miscellaneous sources
Premium on sales of coin, - - a jn.WO fri
Fees of U. S. consuls, - - JII071U2
Storage, rent, labor, &c., at custom-houses,
- - - - 700 81
Fines, penalties snd forfeitures
lor violation of tho customs laws, !W,.",S1 r,2
I cos on letters patent, - - lt),.3.M 02
Tax on circulation, deposits, &c,
of national bnnks, - - 2,R03,9i 56
Repayment of interest by Pacilio
Railroad Companies, - - 127 ,'113 VI
Homestead and other land foes, - 12",iis-2 41
Steamboat tecs, ... fti,2S0 0-1
Loans
Fractional currency issued in ex
cess of redempt ion, - - Hin,4 10
Unenunierated sources, - - 47ii,a2S fit)
Total receipts from revenues.- silir.i ,i:2,ii7U 12
From repayments by disbursing olli
eers of monevs advanced
Civil and miscellaneous, - - IM.OfV) 2S
War Department, ... 1, " III, ;ni n2
Wht Department, - "2u,s77 ,V2
Indians and Pensions, - - 2,:l'iS,lsa 02
Intcreston tho public debt, - !, 1711,710 00
. . ,T"ta.'' ." " - s?25o,3il,811 00
j-ifiui icccijhs Hum revenues anu re
payments. .... 1p2. in.l.T'T nit
I'.alHiice In the Treasury Juno 30,
J? 131,tiS0,3l() 83
Total, -
Kxn:.viiiTmm.
!&207,87l,Uf-8 41
?2,13s,23l 27
l,o:t!i,rit;ii (il
1, 1S1,7!)3 11
20G.30S 04
423,801 73
7,00j502 03
Civil and miscellaneous Internal
revenue, ....
Customs, -
(iiiarterlv Fiilaries. -
Public buildings, grounds, Ac.,
under War Department, -Foreign
intercourse, under State
Department, ...
Legislative and executive expenses
and miscellaneous,
Total,
- i13,20ti,2.)0 13
- $13, 111 ,2ft! 50
(1,304,275 47
- 13,778,327 09
War Department,
uvy Dcpartmeiit,
Indians and I'ensions,
Total, ... 33,22:1,80,') 00
Intcrcot on public debt, - - S37.51 1,007 81
Purchase of IT. S. bonds,
par value, - il,OUO,UU0 on
Premium, including ac
crued interest lo date
of purchase, 8,372,701 77
Total, ... 19,32791 77
REllKMl'TlON OK THE TIMIHC DilliT.
V. S. Treasury notes,
act of March 2, 1801. S33.000 00
V. S. demand notes,
act of duly 17.180). S0.007 53
6 per cent, compound
March 3, 1803, 115,010 00
Two year 5 per cent,
notes, act of March
3, 181:3, - - !,700 00
One year 5 per cent,
notes, act of March
3, 1S03, - - 15,950 00
Threo year 7-30 notes,
act of duly 17, 1801, M0 00
Three per cent, certifi
cates, acts of March
2, 1807, and duly 2,
Ittt;, ... 1,7 10,000 03
Coin certificates, act of
March 3, 103,
Redemptions in ex
cess of issue, - 8,274,520 00
Texas indemnity
stock, act Sept.
!). 1850. - - 10,000 00
1T. S. stock, loan of
117, act of Jan. 28.
1817, - 10,500 00
U. S. stock, loan of
1818, act of March 31,
1818, ... 21,300 00
liounty land scrip, act
Of Feb. 11, 1817, - 10,000 00
Temporary loan, act of
Jan. 30, 1844, - - 350,000 00
Total, -Balance
in Treasury
Sept. 30, lSG'J,
S 10,501,233 73
120,014,857 80
Total, ... 207,870,0i 41
Warrants and counter
warrants Issued dur
ing the juarter end
ing Sept. 30, 1800.
Transfers between
appropriations in
the settlement of
accounts
Civil and miscella
neous, - - 94,47 0 25
War Department, 3,219,001 .10
Navy Department, 011,128 68
Indians and pen
sions, - - 17,154 01
Total, ... - 33,972,3.33 14
CoJiVKRBioNR of loans by warrants for tho quarter
ending September 30, 1809:
Redemptions, Issues.
U. S. legal tenders, acts
of February 25, 1803,
duly 11, 1802,and March
3, 1803, ... tl7,C02,3C2 $17,002,302
Fractional curroncy, acts
duly 17, 1802, March 3,
1803, and June 30, 1809, 3,330,812 4,1(7.300
Kxcessof issues, - 810,457
Coin certificates, act of
March 3, 1803, - - 27,709,510 10,495,020
Excess of redemptions, 8,274,520
7-30 Treasury notes, acts
of June 30, 1804, and
March 3, 1805, con
verted Into 5-20s, act of
March 3, 1805, - - 010,000
C per cent, compound in
terest notes, acts March
3, 1803, and June 30,
1804, - 135,000
ConvtrtedintoSpercont.
certiiicates, acts of
March 2, 1807, and July
2,181.8, -.- 133,000
7-30 'treasury notes, act
Of July 17, 1801, - 20,003
Converted into 0 per cent.
20-vear bonds, act of
July 17, 1801, - - 20,000
Totals, ... 118,930,041 S4 1,405,982
F.xccss of redemptions, - - - $8,274,5-0
Excess of issues, ... 810,157
Tho above is a correct statement of tho re
ceipts and expenditures by warrants for tho
quarter ending September ;J0, 180'.), as appears
by the books and accounts of this Department.
Tlio balance in tlio Treasury on Juno :!0,
180!), by this statement is $8,37!),K0O 31 in
excess of tho balance as published in tho
debt statement of July 1, 1800; and the
balance in the Treasury on September 3D,
lhtli), by this statement is 1,051,194 '.13 in
excess of the balauco as published in tho debt
stutcnient of October 1, 180!. These dill'er
enccs aro accounted for by tho fact that tho
expenditures aro all known and included in
the monthly debt statement, while tho receipt,
being taken from the returns in tho otlico at
tlio close of business on tho last day of each
month, do not include, tho entire roceipts for
tho quarter.
Ceohoe S. Boutweli, Secretary.
Treasury Department, Nov. 11, 1809.
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WcMiilmliH Now V'ork.,..lliimhnrK Nov. is
PeiiiifvlVHnia ...Now York. ...Livoniool Nov. IS
Nt'inesia Now Vork....liivurpool iviv. 17
Malta New York.. ..Liverpool Nov. H
Paruffiiav Now York. ...Ijomlon Nov. -2)
(Jily ol London. .Now York. ... Liverpool Nov.
C.of Waaliin!tonNw York Liverpool NuV. 27
UUAKTVY1SK, DO.MKSTK1, KTU.
Wyoming Pliilada Kavanoali N,iv. 13
tlleopatra Now York. ...V era Cruz Nov. 17
J-jre.e Nr w York. ...Havana Nov. IS
Juniata Philada Now Oi loans Nov. '')
houth America. Now York.... Kio Janeiro rov.
Pioneer Pliilada WilminRt.in Nov. 2",
Mails are forwarded byevory atoatuur in tlio regular linoa.
The uteaniers for or from Livorpool call at ijuncnstown. ex
cept the Canndian Una, which o.ill at Lon tnudorry. 'I'ue
toamers for or from the Continent call at Southampton.
uLraniui i nortiKtiAii
Steamer Diamond tstflte. Wood, Hall imoro. A. Orovoi, Jr.
(Schr Ahby 11. Brown, Brown, Kingston, Ja., D. .V. WoU-
uhr Hebecca W. Huddoll, Maloy, Galveston, D. S. Ht'.-t-Bun
i Co.
ARRrVFD VhSTKUDAY.
Ktramcr Anthracite. (Jroon. 04 lioum lmmKVnA
with incise, to W. M. liiiird A (Jo.
hehr nana l.onlsa, bnow, 8 days from Gloucoster, with
ilsli to Levin & (Jo.
Hrhrll.W. May, Kenncy, 6 days from Boston, with juto
to Cnnniugham & 8ont.
bvhr J. J. Uriuenden. bbeats. from Baltimore, with old
iron to captain.
Rchr I'.. 11. isiockflom, Ulooksora, 1 day from Dover, Del.,
with frrr.in to. Jos. I,, rainier.
hchr A. Wooley, Ivinu, trom Providcnco.
Pchr A. K. Sallord, I'owoll, from I'awtiu kot, R. I.
Hchr Alfred Keen, Snow, from Vinalhavcn.
Rchr Klla 8 Hmitll, hmith. from Boston.
Kcbrtioo. H. Benton, Smith, from Bimton.
K hr 8. (iraee, OiIohriHt, from Now Bedford. .
(Schr A. 8. Kinipson, !hew, from Now Bodlord.
Kchr J. W. Wilson, Soniern, from New York.
8chr Isabella Thonipsnn, Kndicott. from New York.
Schr Uen. Orant, Bunks, from Now York.
Sjtrclal Pfpntrh to The Kceninq IVlfffraph.
Havhk-iif-Grac, Md., Nov. li. Fourtoon boats loft
here this morning, as follows:
Martha Mct'onkey, with wheat and bark to A. G. Cat
tell A Co.
Col. Kllinper, J. J. Richardson, Androw Middloton, and
Orlando, with timber, for New York.
John Liunois, with lumber to ood Paving Co.
Salliesnd llarrv, with lumber to tSaylor, Day A Morie.
Klt n,with lumber to PuttorsonA Lippiacott.
Kll'e, with lumber, for Chester.
J. W. Thompson, with lumber to D. Trump & Son.
Klla and l.illie. with coal, for Wilmington.
Minnehaha, with alato, for Newark.
Magpie, with wood, for Manayunk.
Frurik and Aliee. with lumhor, fur Wilmington.
Baltimore Coal Co., with Hint, for Trenton.
MEMORANDA
Steamshin Aries. Wilnv -fur Philudelnhia. sailod from
Bostun li til mut
tS ten in ship Hunter, Harding, hence, at Providence 'Jth
instant.
bteanier Black Diamond. Meredith, for FhiladulDala.
cleared at New York yehterday.
Barnue Providence, Coaliteet, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Boston 10th iust.
Barque Hypatriu, Botts, for Philadelphia, eiearoa at
Botiton loth inst.
Brig Circassian, Bunker, bonce, bolow Boston loth inst.
Schrs Khsox, Niokerson, hence lor Providence, and Gil
deraleeve, llojt, hence for New London, panned Hull Gate
li.th inst.
Kchr M Holmes. Howard, from Fall River for Philadel
phia, at New York loth inst.
Schr Stampede, Stratum, hence, at Jacksonville 4th
instant
Schr M. A. MoGaban, Call, for Phlladolphla.sailod from
Newbern, N. (J., 4th inst.
Schr C. S. Grove, Weavor, at Norfolk 8tb Inst., frjm
Boston.
Schrs N. P. Hawes and Julia A. Crawford, honce, at Now
London Pth inst.- tho latter for ProvHence.
Schrs J. 8. Weldin, Drowell ; Ann S. Cannon, OobS ; and
A. Burton. Johnson, for Philudolpnia, sailed from Provi
dence !tb iust.
Schr O. O. Brooks, Brooks, honre. at Pawtnckot 9th inst.
Rchrs Isaac Rich, Crowell; . S. Adums. Baker: and S.
Watson, Smith, for Philadelphia, cleared at Boston loth
instant.
Schrs Lena Hunter, Perry; Sarah Clark, Griffin; and
John Price. Nickeison, hence, at Providenco loth inst.
Schr Joseph Porter, Burroughs, hence, at New Haven
9th ins,t.
Schr Georgo Killara, Stanley, hence, at Bangor tih inst.
Schr Woodruff, Haskell, honce, at Portsmouth 8th inst.
NOTIOP! TOMARINKR8.
Official notice is hereby given that the follnwinz day
beacons have boon erected at the oast entrance of Mooao
aBco Reach, coast of Maine:
On Gilchrist's Rock A wrought iron shaft thirty tive
feet high, with a circular cage at the top four feet in
diameter.
On Moose Rock A wrought iron tripod thirty feet high,
with a square cage at the top six foot high by four feet
diameter.
On Snow's Rock A wrought iron sockot and wooden
shaft twenty-five feet high with a cask at the top.
By order. W. B. SHUBItlCK, Ch drmn.
Treasury Department, OUice Lighthouse Board, Washing
ton, D. O., Nov. 1.1SH9.
rpiIE PRINCIPAL DEPOT
FOR THE SALE OF
REVENUE STAMPS
NO. 304 CHESNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, NO. 105 S. FIFTH STREET,
(Two doers below Chcsnut street)
ESTABLISHED 188 2.
The pnle of Revenue stamps is still conUuncd at
the OlU-Estublislieil Agencies.
The Btoek romprlsea every denoaiinatlon printed
by the Government, and having at all times a lurgo
supply, we nre enabled to fill and forward (by Mall or
Express), all orders Immediately upon receipt, a
mutter of great importance.
I'nlted States Notes, National Tinnk Notes, Drafts
on ritiladelpliia, and Post Olliee Orders received 111
payment.
Any information regnrdinq: ye decisions of tho
Commissioner of Internal Keveuuo cheerfully aud
gratuitously furnished.
Revenue stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks,
Receipts, etc.
The followliiff rates of commission ure allowed on
Stamps and Stamped J'uper:
On I '25 and upwards.
' mo "
...2 percent.
...3 "
...4
Address all orders, etc., to
STAMP AGENCY,
So. 204 C'llESNVT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
PIANOS.
mt-. AI.BRECTTT,
frl-l' R1F.KKH 4 SCHMIDT,
MAMI'r'At Ti:ili:ilS OK
VIHSTCLAhti PIANO lOUTES.
Vull guaiautce and moderate irn;es.
i uu gu WARU.UOOMU. No. tilO AR01I Street.
MAT8 AND OAP3.
HWARBUIITON'S IMPROVE! VENTI
lated anJ fwey-tittinc Dresi IlaU (natontodl, in all
the improved fusion of the kWUKUl. CUlUj-N IJ I' Street,
tin aSvx m tu t'it om u to
LUMBER.
18G0
HPKUCK JOIST.
SP.HTTCK JOIST,
HKMUiCK.
TI KM LOCK.
1809
1ti!0 PEASftNED PLEAtt PTNE 1 Of'O
10UJ UKASONEU CLKAU PINK. 10U
(HOICK PATTKKN PINK.
SPANISH CKOAH, FOR PATTERNS,
RED CEDAR.
18G9
FLORIDA FLOORING.
FLORIDA FLOORING.
CAROLINA FlAXlRlNO.
18G9
VIRGINIA FIXIOKING.
DELAWARE FLOOvtlNO.
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
FLORIDA HTKP HOARDS.
RAIL PLANK.
1 QilCi WALNUT HOARDS AND TLANK.1 QfA
100 O WALNUT HOARDS AN I) PLANi.lO0y
WALNUT HOARDS.
WALNUT FLANK.
1CTtO UNDERTAKERS' LUMBEIt. iQ'ft
lOUi) UNDERTAKERS' LUMBEli. 100 J
RIO!) CEDAR.
WALNUT AND l'INE.
SEASONED PorLAR.
SKiVSONED C11ERR1'.
18G9
18G9
ASH.
WHITE OAK PI.ANK AND BOARDS,
HICKORY.
1 QitO CIGAR BOX MAKERS'
CIGAR BOX MAKKHN' lOUiJ
SPANISH ( KDARBOX HOARDS,
FOR 8ALK LOW.
1ftf!0 CAROLINA SCANTLING. 1 QlO
lOUJ CAROLINA II. T. SILLS. lOO J
NORWAY SCANTLING.
18G9
CEDAR SH1NGT.ES. 1 Q!0
Cil'RESS SIIIM.LLS. lOOy
MAULE, HROTHKIt .t CO.,
No. '2oo SOL'TII Street.
115
"TJNITJ5D STATES BUILDE11S' MILL,
FIFTEENTH STREET, BELOW MARKET,
ESLEE & BROTHER, Proprietors.
WOOD MOULDINGS,
BRACKETS, ETC.
BALUSTERS AND TURNING WORK.
A Lnrge Stork always on hand. 0 11 3m
LUMBER UNDER COVER
ALWAYS DRY.
Walnut, Whlto Tine, Yellow Fine, Sprnce, nem
loek, Shingles, etc., always on hand at low rates.
WATSON & GILLINGHAM,
3 50 No. 924 RICHMOND Street, IStn ward.
SILVER PLATED WARE, ETC.
ESTABLISHED IN 1840.
MEAD & ROBE3BNS,
SUCCESSORS TO JOHN O. MEAD & SON,
rtlnnufiictnrers of the l'lnt'st (.'miteti of
SILVER
Wemokeoi.rovfngoeUa-, deposit the Silver accurately
by weight, and Warrant each article, by our Trade Mark
on tho bate, and by written guarantees R preferred. They
ro eqnal to the finest grades of English and Froncb
Wares, aud artistic in design and elegantly ornamented.
CUTLERY.
Pearl, Ivory, and Rubber Cutlery in preut variety, plate
and unplntod, in quantities asroquired.
N.E. Corner Ninth and Chesnut,
10 1 finvrfm
PII1LADKLPHIA.
MILLINERY.
vi:vi. Ac iiosi:.cir.iii,
KO. 720 CHESNUT STREET.
OPF.N TU1S DAY,
10 PIKCI'S ROMAS JSTRIHKD SATINS,
at $2, $2 il), and 43 pur yurd; one Uuliar pur yard bolow
former prices.
40 PIKOKS SATINS,
If' inch. of all desirable aUadut, $1 50 por yard ; reduced
from $'X
IB PIKCE8 BLACK VKLVKT,
warranted all Nilk, at $1, $4'j0, and $5; one dollar per yard
below the real value.
A lo, a full atoek of all kinds of
RliiliOISH.
SILK6,
UATS.
l'RAMir.S,
lLOWKR!,
lliATHURS.
KIU. UTO.,
AT CRKATLY REDUOKD PRICKS,
WI1OL10SALI5 AND It I' TAIL
wni'L &, uosi:.mii:i.ii,
10 18 lm NO. -,M CHESNUT STUKRT.
CENT.'B FURNISHING COOPS.
rpiIE FOUIVT OF FANIIIOA.
CENTS' FURNISHING 8TOUE.
MRS. MINNIE OUMMINOS has oponed the above
named place, at No. 11!' South KIGJ11U Street, wtore
Kantlemen oin find everything in their line.
'ibe best, fitting. KU1RTS in the city, ready-made or
mace to order.
Purchasers of twelve articles receive the thirteenth as
Gift.
UMBRELLAS TO UIH.X for25conts.
Dandkcrcbicfs hemmed free of charge.
Polite Snlesladien in attendance,
A cull la reupoctfully solicited and satisfaction guar
anteed. D8 MINNIE OUMMINOS.
pATENT SIIOULDEll-SEAM
BniET MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNIBHINQ STORE.
PERFECTLY FITTING BniRTS AND DRAWER"
made from measurement at very uliort notice.
All other articles of GENTLEMEN'S DEES
GOODS In full variety.
WINCH ESTER ft CO.,
11 9 No. 70 CHESNUT Street.
iMKE D It E S S
S II I 11 T 3
AKD
GENTS' NOVELTIES.
J. V. SCOTT & CO.,
No. 814 CHESNUT Street, Philadelphia,
B C75rp Four doors below Continental Hotel.
CLOAKS.
QLOAKQ I
CLOAKS !!
Our styles are tho newest.
Oar ma toridH the most fashionuble.
Our workmanship the very best.
Our stock the largest in tho city.
OUR PIU01C8 dofy competition.
HENRY IVENS,
Io.2S Son Hi M.Vni divert,
116bliithSm rillLADKLPHIi.
TOI1N FAI'NUM & CO., COMSnSSTON MERJ
I chant and M.inut'acturers of OonostoutTluklua, eUi,
Po. JUJVUltbNy'f SUwt, PkUdt.lplu ilwdui
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND OKHMAN OPKRA.
Manager B. ORAU
Halo of seal x for any r erformanee commenced
THIS AlOKNINt, at Ito'cl-irk,
At Tniniiiler's Music Storo and at the Academy.
OrNiNU BIUHT, MONDAY, kov. l"i, .
When will be performed Carl Maria ou Weber'e
cbaimingand romantic opera,
IIKK I KKYSOWUTZ.
DKH I'RK'S HI 'IHJTZ,
With new and gnrgeous costnmes, splendid rctnery,
and a mrmt powerful cast.
Koll Chorus. Increased Orrhestra.
The celebrated Imputation nrene will le plrenintbo
third art, with all the properties and effect bioiixhi.troui
New York expressly for the occusinn.
TCFPnAY, Nov. M MARTHA.
WKDNHMDAV, Nov. 1.',
Moart's immorlnl msfterpieoe,
1HF. MAO 10 IMJTK
Die Zauberllotn).
THURSDAY, Nov. IK l 'IIANKSOIVI.NO XUiltr),
KIDKLIO.
FRIDAY, Nov. 19, Ifnlevy's relebrsted w -rk,
I.A JCIVK (TI1K JKWMi.
SATURDAY, Nov 2rTWO I'KK I OHM ANCI'.S.
MATIN KK t 3. KHA tl A v'1M.
Kvening, only night of Jounod s colebi atud
l'Afsr.
AdmiKtlon. inrluding reHi-rvrd soats, OVI. lnll.HR,
No extra rbarirn for renerved sr&t, which o..n Uiiw bo
serureil at 1 remplei's and at the Ai-adomy.
f amily Circle no cent-", (.ullery, iii cents.
Proscenium (io', Ten Dollars.
CADEJIY OF MUSIC 1 IKK ItMANN.
llKHItMANN,
TIM" CRKAT 1 HKHI IIJICITATKI.'H.
T11H KRIDAY-I.AST NICHJ' litll UVK.
1IHST HKNHKIT IN AMKItH AOi
PROI KKSOR IIKRRMANV,
IN A tiRAND AND NKW PROt RAMMIt,
And ou which occasion
MillAMR URTIRMANN
Will appear, for the frr,t time in Philadelphia,
IN A CONCK.Hi', IN WltlOll SHK Wild, Kl.VtJ
TWO OPKItATIC 8KLKOTIONM.
TO-.MOHHOW (ilt AND MATl.NKJf.
Admipion, l. including reHerved soat.
FAMILY !IKCI,K,iVionts; (i A I.I.HII Y, 2 cen's.
hents now for stile at Trunipler's Music Store, No. 11 '
ChoMint stroot. and ut the Academy. It) M
CADEMY OF Ml'SIC M A TI N K K,
-i V HKUHMANN! HKKKMANN! H H Kit M ANN!
SATURDAY CKAMi MATfNKIS AT
AT POPULAR PRICKS.
Admission, 75c. Children, Wn
Family Circlo, hoc. Children, 2'i -.
HAT 1 Tl DAY iSICII T. 1 iAh'1'tiKAM) I'KK I ORM A N O K
LAU11A KEEN E'8
CHESNUT STRKKT THRATUB.
, n 1 I'LL HOUSES! h ULL HOUSKS!
liOOUS! HOUS! BOCUS -
A PR AM ATIU riF'.NS ATION.
LAURA Kl'.K.KU ss KATK l'0.li;ROY,
And the entire Company in the cunt. .
With New Bconery, htnrtling F.lfectH.
CONCLUDINO WITH A YACHT HACK.
DiKim open at 7. Commence at 7?.
yALNUT STREET THEATRE, BEGINS AT
A THIS (Friday) EVENING. Nov. 12,
LAST NUiHT l.tri' ONE, AND
BKNKK1T Oi? LI CILLK WESTERN,
Y ho will have tlio honor of appearing iu her powerful
creation umf turilhni; iwirtrniture of
LADY ISABEL VANE,
EAST LYNNE; or, THE KLOPRMEST.
AMATIKEWILL I'.KCIVUN ON SATURUA Y, ATS.
I HH IKK I'.T-o I'll: AVE MAN will he performed.
SATURDAY NUiHT The celebrate.! rirtma of -
THE CHILD STEALER.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins M to 8.
.SECOND WEEK OF LOST AT SKA.
HOFKKK PACKED TO THE HOOP.
EVERY N1UHT AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
LOST AT SKA.
With New Scenory. Original Music,
Hungurford Urldge, Oreat Fire Scene,
Fnll lYrupany in the Cent.
SATURDAY AI'TKKNUON NEXT,
THE ONLY MATINEE, nt 1.S). o'clock, of
LOST AT SEA.
I?OX'S AMERICAN THEATRE.
? THE ZANFRFriTA TROUPE
AND OoHWN FAMILY.
FIRST WEEK OF THE MACId STAR AND LA
FETE CALAIS. Till! GRI.KK SLAVK, Km
Matinee on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock.
DLTRF.Z & BENEDICT'S OPERA HOUSE.
SEVENTH St., bolow Arch (Ijito Thoatre Comiqne)
Mr. Charles H. Dnprez Manager
MARKED AJD UNEOl'A I.T.KD SHI CESS "
THIS KVKNINO, AND CONTINUE KVKRY NIGHT,
'third week of the great artixtio
DUl'RK, A BENEDICT'S
Gigantic Miimtrel and Iturlosquo Opera Troupe
Still Another New Programme Tois Week.
Firvt Time, Jew Rurlesiiue,
PATH THE RE A L, AND PATTI THE IMPOSTOR.
Adniifesiun, 61) c. : Oullery, afi c. ; Pnrquolte, 76c. IIIHrjt
TSJEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA
1 HOUSE, ELEVENTH Street, above ChesnnL
'HIE FAMILY HKSOKT.
OARNCHOSS A DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
the great Star Troupe of tho world, in their uneanalla
E'I'H IOP1AN SOIREES, "loain
PEAl'TIFUL 1IALLADS, SONGS,
OPERATIC SELKCTIONS, sad
EVKRYteNOKBURLESQUK '
H. F. SIMPSON, Treator01"068- MP,' ' .
O N CERT II A h
J THEODORE THOMAS'
OR. A ND OKCH KSTR A L CONCERTS
ON FRIDAY EVEN I Mi, NOVF'M If Ell 12
SECOND ( RAND CONCERT.
Laid appearance of tlio Celebrated Pianiste.
MISS AL1DE TO PP.
First appearance of tho distinguished Virtuoso on tl
Trombone,
MR. F. LEKTS1H.
PROCKA&U1K.
1. Overture Leonora, No. 3 Roetbnve)
2. Air and Cavotto Baci
II. Scherzo Reformation Symphony MeiideUssohii
4. Concerto A Miaor Schumann
MISS ALIDE TOPP.
5. Overture "Robespierre" Litolff
ti. n. Seronade Haydn
r 4 T.ru'u.V!C';ei ; Sobumana
7. Walt -"Wiener Bonbons" Htnuis
8. Solo for Trombone "The Tear" stiuelll
MR. V. LKETSCII. UKelH
P. Polka Mazurka -"Libelle" )
Polka Fraui-niMo "Krouzlidel" '. Strausa
1U. Overture "Mignon" A. Thomas
TO MORROW fRiiturdnyl KVENINfJ, Nov 11
(IRAND SYMPHONY CONUKfiT. '
LAST APPEARANCE OF THICODOHK THOMAS
AMI HIH
UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
No extra charge for Rexervcd Seats.
Cun now lis had at Tiunipler's Musio Store, No. 8it
Chcuut stroet.
Thn only Piuno fortrs nted st Thnoitore Thomas' Con.
rertaarethe cctubraicd WEI'.ER PIANOS, from J. A.
t.et.e'e narernoms, 11(3 Chssnut street.
V A T I O N A L II A L L,
1 M A R K FT ST R V. V. F.
LAST THKKK N1UUTS
1K
JAMES MACE.
The retired f!h:impion of Mngliiiif, in his t-eiobratad
STATU FStH'K ILLUSTRATIONS.
.1AMKS TAYLOR,
Tho Ignition Comiiuo,
In New Characters.
MISS ALEXANDER,
New Sunfrs.
JAMES MACE,
And his cousin,
POOLF.Y MACE, JCS( ,
In thoir
CRAND ASSAULT AT ARMS,
OOHS1CAN BROTHERS,"
As exhiliilcd by tlimu before the Prince of Wale IVin.
cess Alexandra, and other distinguished '
Ladius ol tho t lotirt.
FRIDAY. NOVK.M I1KR 1i,
RENEFIT 6F JAME.S MACE.
....,.. Al,d last auponr.iiice bnt onow
i? i-rvfin'v""i .i-"'l'e imd Children, SATURDAY
At 1 1.HNOON, at 2 o'clock. n
ASS E M B L Y BUI L DINGS.
J.Y TONIGHT I RANKO CHILDREN
THIS (Fridsv) EVKNINU, Nov. IJ, at 8 o'clock
.FIRST C.RA V o (JONCKKT.
The Fronko Family are FIVE IN NUMB ICR, varying in
ope (ruin J to H year. They will bo assisted by the uopu
lur and favorite vocalist ,
MADAME HENRIETTA REHRENS
TO -AlOHROW' (Saturdayl AT 2 O'CL 1CK.
t.RAND.IUVKNII.E MATINEE.
SATURDAY EVEN I NO, November 13,
POSITI V ELY LAST' CONCERT.
I ICKE'I 8 ( including Reserved SeatB) $1
I or halo at Chiulen Tniinulor's Alusiu Store.
CHILDJtEN HAI.F-l'RICK TO THE MATINEE)
ONLY.
Doors oreu ut 7' i' and l,Hi o'clock. 118
SENTZ AND IIASSLEK'S MATJNEES-,
MUSICAL FUND HALL, lBt7l). every SATURi
DAY A I 'l'EROON at UH o'clock. 10 18
p II I L II A K M O X I C SOCIETY '
'I he Society is now ready to receive subscriptions aVb v
ottice ot the Secretary. lloaCHKSNUT St. 1 11 a tuthsliit
ATALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTEl
V tl A HDEN, Nos. 'JO. T'Jd, 724, and 7M VINK Street
THE t;itANl) tilil lll STRlON. lonuorly the prouer :
of tho CRAND DUK E OF HA DEN, purchased at ire
expeuBe by JACOB V A I.FR. of this city, in eouihinatio '
with ELAMEH'8 ORCHESTRA and' MiM N KLLJf,
A N DMISoN, will iierfonii EVERY AFTERNOON an
EVFN1NU at thu abuvo-nioutioned plauc. Admlniia
1
T, i
l. T. EAHTON, I. M'MittlSw
UANTOM & nnHAinw:
Jji BINVflNQ AKT tOHMIZSIOtf NEUCHANW
No. S COKNT1ES SLIP, Now York.
No. 1x KOI 'I'll WHARVES, Philudelnhia.
No. 46 VV. Fh I I' Street, baitunore. '
We are piepared to aiip every detunuuun of Vrabrht A
PbtUdelpVu. New York, vvilmlntonr and "tSi"?!
po uu with proniptnoae and deapatoh. Oa
vUui-ta& tairukd at U: boiUu ftotlc