Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, October 02, 1867, Image 2

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Strong Democratic ivongity in Smith
ern Ohio---Whe Snitragiggitestion in
that part of the Dentociatic 'Cert.
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Posy Orri', CONFETIZIT X 11.1.1P5 7 (With
is in the 'Stall uv KentnekV, September
• 20, 1667.—Last week I wuz invited' to go
into Ohio to assist my brethren uv that State. z
The 3lassedonian ery reached me, "Come
and' help us!" and ez the cry_ ;p coupled
with the asshoorance that I shood be per
yid& for, I heeded it. Couple Massedonian
cries with whisky, and I can't resist em.
never try. I ItnoWed there wasn't much dif
ference atween the Dimocrisy uv Ohio and
Kentucky, but wuz unprepared for the
strikin resemblance I found. Twins is
not more similar. My Ist appoint
ment wuz in a purely Dimekratic
County. It wuz a settlement after my own
heart, and the minit my practist eye restid '
onto it, my sole leaped for joy., It wuz
town wieh bed bin some day the seat uv
biznis, but a ralerode runnin sonic nine miles
to one side uv it lied cut off its trade, and the
inhabitants hevin nothin to do, the better part •
nv em went with the trade. Nacher abhors
a vacuum, and there rushed in sich as found
it dillikult to live elsewhere. The whole pop
ulation hevin much leisure fell to pitchin
coppers, wich, to make the game excitin,
they pitched for drinks. Pitchin for drinks
soon rendered em incapable uv more
violent exercise; and in a year from
the time the trade left em it was the
strongest and most intense Democratic to wn
in the State. Ez they must eat stithin, and
o,z groseries coodent„ milt ' perpetooally
'without biOney, they lied oe4siong..spasa:cts
uv labor. Then wood their feelins be liti
seratid. Then wood they look over to' the
Kentucky shore, and see thousands uv jest
sich men ez themselves a spendie their lives
in one unendin round uv copperpitchin,
hoss-racin and poker-playin, the nigger mean
while a sweatin to furnish the • means, and
they wood break out into murmurin at the
mooed fate wich cast their lot where every
man wuz forst to sweat for hisself, and
the cuss of labor cootlen't be filled by
proxy. Their proximity to Kentucky
tantalized em. They wood hey all
gone. • ,her coed they hey raised
emit' to buy a riiinier ape,eee, bat ti ey coodnt.
There wuz, u most deliteful look uv serene
repose about the place wich charmed me.
I.4'othin stood uprite. The sign-post uv the
tavern lied bin leaned agin so much that it bed
contracted the same habit; the bosses, from a
too rigid economy in the matter of oats, wuz
leanin agiti the .side uv the barns; the shutters
on • the groserics hung corneria across the
winders in consekence uv the lower hinges
bein broke: the clap-boards on the houses
all hangin by a singie nail at - oiP - end; pre
sented any but a reglar appearance, and the
men were all either sittin on store boxes, or
lemin agin waterer possessed sullishent
strength to keep em up.
I inuz enthoosiastically, reseeved. - •The
town wuz excited on two qUestions. •I, Taxa-.
lion; 2, Nigger Equality. The cheerman tiv
the deputation wuz the most cheerin style uv
Demkrat I lied seen ,for years. His in
dependent hair hed pushed its way thro the
top nv his hat and bristled in, all directions,
biddin defiance to the world—his toes pro
troodin from his shoes and his trowsers hangin
lop-sided by one suspender indicated a sov
ereign contempt for appearances. He begged
me, with tears streemin down his eyes, to
rotise the people agin the dangers wich
threaten em. "Think," sed he, "uv the
hundreds uv thousands uv millions, wick we;
the people, are forced to pay in taxes to the,
General Government, and- rouse em to the
necessity uv ackshen " •
"I sed I, "I will. State to me the
- amount uv taxes paid the tyranikle govern
went m this Arcajen spot, that I may hey the
- data from wich to. speek.'! •
"Taxes, !" returned this patriot, with an
amazed look onto his countenance, "taxes!
We don't pay any taxes here. The Assessor
came here two years ago, and findin nothin
to assess, helm considered it worth while to
come since. But our hearts bleed for these
unfortinit victims uv Ablishn policy,wich hey
within, and is forced to pay onto it! The
people is he'm ground into dust by taxashen."
And the old man swept bitter tears at the
miseries uv the sitooashen uv the people.
What techin belle`: lence !
On the question ma nigger elialify,
sound em at a most deliteful heat. They had
seen the tenors nv it, and know'd whereof
they spoke. Niggers iced come from Ken
tucky across the river to em, and instil uv
neceptin their normal speer, and yieldin
quietly to the irresistable decrees uv
,Ileaven,
wich made em the inferiors uv the white,
they hed, the moment they aecumultid suthin
to live on, assoomed the airs nv ekality.
They refoosed to keep their places. The
Cheerman remark[, shoe in the. stub
born cussedness uv the race, that cite uv
em lied some months next to him. He;
(the Cheerman) honored' pork on several oe-
Cashens nv him, mkt a bakiu uv flour, and,
en one occashen i nine dollars uv the misra
ble, lairs wich we are tOrst. by a tyrahikle
Coveriiment, to a cept le; money. That nig
ger hed the so3preroe impudence to insist
hem pale! and (tien talked uv sooiu for it.
'But on consultin a lower, be didnt, owin to
The on , eriainty es to who wood lieu to pay
the costs. Another instance. A nie:ger wi
Cruz neer'iy white, settled in the vicinity. lie
hed net only a slaughter, but a Stain. My son
SIT"S. Labor he despises as a o:yntiishen
4,nly fit for serfs. He proposed to W9O this
nigger's daughter. It W . 114 struggle with
• me: -so,34 : rogrviik httniale veued:Chek the
ant - mid blood uy Ham in her vanes! Ilut:
ad, my Son,sir,threw , dirt in my eyes. A bout
sixty a.-ters nv dirt. I thot of the pieasart
time 1 corns hey a livin on that larm—uv the
*lays devoid uv labor and the eve nins
with ease, and alter a severe ethuologille
straggle w 'my feelings ' consented. I
wanted to take litter uv that nigger. Pityin
nba as an inferior beln—looded in his ab
normal condishen ith responsibilities wich
le . :ortld not he eepected to diseharge,
would hey taken epal ge ;iv his allures.
wood—my son Ibeuel and .1---hey managed
his farm and i s'oeli . and shin Alas!
„Timed mentianel the matter to the Ethio
pian, sir, and vjib at, result? He was i:•2:-
norpiniously kickt out etv the house, sir.
iTo wuz—sir, for a lrealken broot,by a nigger
wiehthreateved of he ever showed his pim
pled—pimpled wuz the word—l'aee about
there agin, he'd break every bone in his
body. Sir, this is becomin unsupportable.
They must be drasrged down to c ar
Ally proud Caucashen blood revolts. There
must be a inferior race and its ua or the nig
ger. The Injen is out uv the question ce:
there ain't any uv theria here to be i n f er i or
I wouldn't mind the Injen, but there ain't
none. Its nigger or nothin. Give him the
ballot sir, and what'll distinguish us? Speck
with a angel's tongue onto this thcane, I beg,."
The meeting we/. a glorious ogee, and my
speech one Iry my most movin efforts. My
perorashen moved me to tears. It wuz on
'Rigger suffrage, Depletin its untold horrors
I brgped em to organize—to rally moist more
• agin this common enemy. "There ia," sed
1,. "seven thousand nigger males in the State
of Ohio. . Sbel we peril the liberties uv the
litate by permitin them to appreach the. ark
uv our safety—the ballot box? Shel we
raise em to the pint nv beln our ekals? Shel
we marry em and give em in marriave? Shel
we contaminate the pure stream uv Anglo
naxon blood, by landdlin It ruins the turbid
'Arena
At that piiit I stopt. My eye bidlS wuz
seared. Joe .Bigler, wieb I spoked wuz
hundred miles away in Kentucky, wuz lip in
the aujence. •
“.Agreein“ said he, "with wat the speeker
is sayin, I beg to ask a question for entiten
ment. I am:a Kentuckian."
"for for Kentucky !" . •
Bowis,. Bigler preceded. There wuz, a
lurkin devil in his eye wich afflicted me.
"Ef I understand the speaker, he holds . that
the nigger of permitted to vote becomes so
much our soshel ekal that we must take hiin
to our buzzums—that we must marry the
females, and our gushen daughters forthwith
tic,themselves to the males uv that accussid
ritee. Is it so ?"
"It is!" retorted I.
"qty blood biles when I think tiv it. Et'
recollect mite, the laws uv Ohio permits all
niggers to vote who are only half black. Ex
there are &good many mulattoes in this re
gion, the produx Iry the loose ekality uv the
races over the river, there must have bin,
ever sence that law passed, much uv that
kind uv marryin here. May 1 be permitted
to ask this oppressed people who hey suffered
so from this unnatural state of affairs, how
they like it? Is yoor wife a nigger, sir?" sed
he, addressin the Sekretary, "and et' so, don't
yoo feel the humiliatin posishen yoor in,com
pelled, ez you wuz, by the force ill. , Thum
kratic circumstances, to many her, to take
her to yoor buzzum, the minit her father
got a vote? Its - enuff to drive a man into
Ablishnism to escape it. My brethern, "sed
this Bigler, "I advise yOo all to abjoor Dimo
crisy. Up North, the minit the nigger gits
a vote yoo are forced to legal messegenashun
—down South, the affinity Dimocrisy hex for
niggers, hex bleached out the race to the
color uv molasses. There's no hope for yoo,
save in Ablishnism, with hex the happy
fakulty uv doin justis to em without marry
"And he *110'61. - th
.
didn't - Make* difference: -• They didn't
know what he wuz talkin about. The word
"messegenashen" struck em with amazement,
from which they didn't recovertill we left.
In speakin to sich aujenceS;"ittcn must be
keerful uv the words they yoose.
I iinisht my speech. The meetin then re
solved they wuz better than niggers; that
they never wood consent to be taxed fir the
benefit of purse-proud aristocrats: that, the
bonds shoed be taken up with greenbax;
that there shood be a return to specie pliy
ment to wunst; and that they were willin tv
give millions,ef need be, to resist usiirpashen,
but not one cent in taxes in a unconstitoo
.
she] manner.
This resoloosim wuz passed, when a col
lection was taken up to pay for the candles.
But alas! There wuzift nary it cent in the
house, and I lied to pay for cm myself. An
other little incident didn't please me, The
State eentral Committee Iced furnisht me, ez
it does all its speakers, witha twenty dollar
gold piece and a fl Mini: bond, wich 1 wuz
to exhibit, to Show the difference atween
Ablishn and Democratic money. I shoved
em at the people, and it excited them to mad
nis. I laid em on the table afore me. When
the meetin wuz adjourned, they wuz gone!
Who took cm? I knOw not, but this I do
know, that the Cheermat , uv the meeting
next morning, a new pare of shoes and a hat,
and wuz talkie doubtfully of the propriety of
taxin boUds. Igo from here to Pennsylva
nia, to till some appointments in that State.
PETIZOLLEMV. NASIIY, P. M.,
(Wich'is Postmaster.)
' THE ROSTON TH. E DY.
The Late Shooting. Aitair—Attempted
Murder and Nuicide.
'From Ow lioeton Post, Sekt,,;',ol
About half-past nine o'clock last evening .an •
affair occurred in a house of ill-famea kept by a
woman known as Frank Howard, In Alden street,
which was rather singular in its circumstances and '
nearly tragic in its results. It appears that a
young man of means, about thirty years of age,
named Frederick A. Babcoek,and hailing from the
City of Cincinnati, came liffYr this city - about three
weeks ago. A little more than a week since he
fell in vvith a young woman named Florence A.
Blake. otherwise Florence A. George. who, for
sometime past, has been an inmate of Mrs. How
ard's, and became so completely enamored with
her that, forsaking business,and regardless of the
disgrace his course would bring upon his connec
tions in the West, he left the hotel in which he
had been stopping and took un his abode, entirely
with her. During their short term of intimacy
Babcock had repeatedly urged the girl to break
off her shameful life and marry him, promising
to take her with him to Cincinnati, where she
would dud all the comforts and luxuries which
wealth would confer, besides living with him in a
life of outward blamelessness and purity. Thu
girl. however, was deaf to his entreaties, and
used every endeavor to dissuade the infatuated.
man from so foolish a course. She told him that
notfolly her position in life, when found out,
would 'bring lasting disgriner upon hitraselfand
should lie marry tier, 'reit having' .a hus
band already living it woad be inaposslide for her
to , tomply. Notwithstanding, all this thn.! yonn
man persisted as mud. asr, and firefly
threatened her with fieiith eve
'he did not
comply with his wishes. in siete
thr,:its Florence continued to keep his company
as much a ln fore, little thinking he rioald
tempt to carry into effect les rash •!u iron. Bab
cock, at last worked up to , reney,
proeured a pistol. and meeting the girl alone ut
the drawin , -, , r00m of the hhase last evening told
her, once for all, that she must either .onsent to
marry him or die., hlorenee even then did not
think that Babeant meant to kill her, and
.tii used, she she »ad done the forme - : stiliClLllloll9.
13.11, '0 Pt thereunon drew his weapon, whieh du
ring the conversation he had .;oneealed from her
sight. and preset led lt at the girl's head and
tired. The latter dodged in time to avoid the
which lodged in one of the wars of (le
'room, The shot proving uninatteessfal. Babco'h
fired again; but this time the girl dodged behind a
sofa in season to escaje the contents of the barrel,
which passed into boa furniture. Zniseiaiessfal
agein, the yoang man sprang towards dm girl, or
between her and the door, to prevent her gettin ,,
out of the room, and prepared to shoot a third
time. There being a pair of folding doors in the
apartment,Feparating it from :In adjoining room,
the Blake girl ran oil for them. and succeeded..
most prOVldehtia'ily; foira third'tinitif'in'eSeephigl
from her infuriated lover. After these unsa
ces4ul attempts at hotel-tide, Bah;ock next
tempted to kill himself. He presented the pistol,
which had one charge left. to his temple . anl
fired, the ball passing into the right side of
tact mar the cheekbone, and lodging near ° LI;s!
' , moo spot on Om left side. The weand was too
low to Me. the 1r;,;:i 0, to '.111.1!-1..1 the lose
Not ebetent. win] tills. 13; , .1ceek took a
gelri!o '.rem ;:nd s ; :li,1101 hinige:f r.
nuclei cif ti e :(:; rt....;10r 01 tho heart, end
on. e the ilade a short way 'n . .(l
ono of his lungs. this 'scene lurid
been enacted inmaMs 0: the house had
ren eh the I - pal-anent, sn.l found w the young
man sinking, nearey insensible, to' the no6r.'
DTiring the hiellual nee:.pt at ~e lf-murder, the
of the room verge
eon si h•rably bespattered with blood. A physician
was summoned Immediately after the ocenrrenee,
who examined the woanded man, and pro
nounced his injuries of it very dangerous, if not
fatal, character. ( tdleers he' - ,itt and Sleeper, of
the Thild police, were also nailed, who, at the
suggestion of the doctor, procured batik, in
which the man was taken to the Massachusetts
General Hospital. A singtiler part of lids affair
was, that after the occurrenee, the girl, notwith
standing the attempt made upon her life, volun
'teered to dhicharge all bills of hack tare, hoard at
the hospital, (fn.., and 6:vete - wont CO far as to call
at the latter place, after Babcock had been taken
there, to obtain permission to visit and nurse
him. •
Ai retained his terser throo.gh the
and at a l'ite hour last night was getting - tt
, 7011iir,7tar,tiy :4S possihie, - ander the dn .- Mil--
stance , . During Es stay to thiti city, lie has been
know:tas Fred. Bennett, though Babcock is Lis
correct name.
Florence. A. Wake, whom ho appcars.to have
become <o ardently alttylied, le a woman of
about MR own age, and of reuntricable beauty,
of the lull, rich brunette type, with well moulded
fravjrcs, ..nil very fascinating in manneza.
the time of the affray she was dressed in a costly
snit of black wi , mt. On one ol' her fingers she
, wore a costly diamond ring, wslued at IF2oo—a
present from Ba neock.
A CoNviNcitui A_Jec.orlaNT —The 1.1.81.1411 :advo
cate Panattoni with recently defending a man who
had swindled the government. "Gentlemen of
the jury," said he, ".1 have practled my profes
sion honorably. I believe my ellent innocent. it
you refuse to acquit him, what Itthtuce *9 1
aye in pleading Itt taro f.:a 4 .35?"
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THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.--THADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1867.
Gu:Nxie.v. HA:44:017K has arrived at 31.. Louis.
.PriosT appeared at St. Louis on Monday"night.
Ors. P.ll IM has been expelled from Belgium.
Nnw patents to be issued for the week ending
October 8, 211.
THE yellow fever interments in New orleans
chi ring . .11( 'inlay numbered sixty-three.
TnEtti: was a slight frost at Richmond, Va., on
Monday night.
OAR] n.v.ni has refused to give his parole not to
engnge in hostilities against the Papal States.
JA3IE,4 M. M . .. , :0x; '`Of Trent notoriety, has re
turned to Toronto.
A i oixinEo man was appointed to a clerkship
in the Register's office at Washington yesterday.
Tnie Republicans have a majority of ten in the
Colorado Legislature. .
TIE internal revenue receipts, yesterday,
amounted to $795,189. Aggregate receipts for
September, $13,183,1;07.
Tim Pan-Anglican Synod has issued an address
condemning Rationalism, Popery and Mariolatry,
and seeking to promote unity in the Church.
A Per.n•E:N.tN was beaten and fatally injured
by ()Ricers of • the Twenty-third Fusileers, in
Quebec, last Saturday night. •
Tuncry thou Sand head of cattle, front Texas
are at Abeline, Kansas, on the Union Pacific
Ha ilron d „ awaiting purchasers.
Tim statement of the pubirdebt for the last
month will not be made before Saturday; owing
to the returns not being in from remote portions
of the country.
A CI»IPAN ' Y of the 12th United States' Regulars
has been sent to West Virginia 'to aid in pre
venting, threatened outrages on the part of the
rebels in that region.
Tni election for a State Convention in Ala
bama began yesterday. In Mobile city and
county 3,121 votes were cast, of which only 32
were Uy . svhitce
, •
Tin, land anthill:Val fordeS of the Alined poWerii
had hdrObarded thO Baragnayan pOsitidfislitt,Cu
rupaity and Ilumaita, but with what success is
not known, the accounts being very conflicting.
IT IS rumored that there will be an immediate
change in the Italian Cabinet, and Clahlini will
take the place of Ratazzi, at the head of the gov
ernment.
TwENTv-Twolhousand dollars worth of Gov
ertment bonds were adroitly abstracted from the
Cashier's desk at the First National Bank, of
Providence. B. 1., yesterday.
A l.muiE liquor establishment in S. ;Louis was
entered by . burglars on Monday night, who robbed
the safe of i1.,000 in money and other valuables,
but overlooked two watches and a diamond pin
worth 11,000, and $35,000 in Government bonds.
TiE Massachusetts Democratic Convention
met yesterday and nominated John QuincY
Adams for Governor. Resolutions affirming State
I:ights principles. and opposing prohibitory ell ;ICt
tS Were adopted.
I.r is reported on the continent that Napoleon .
has addreFsed a note to the sovereigns of the
South German States, in which, after calmly dis
eussing.the last circular of the Prussian Cabinet ;
urgin4 . Gerinan unity, he asks them to pledge
themselves not to pass the Main and merge their
countries in the new Confederation of the North,
TM: new Mayor and City Connell; of Nash
ville. were installed into °Rice yesterday. S. F.
I\llen was elected President of the Aldermen. and
A. Shankland of the Council. Judt; . e M. M.
Brien administeredthe oath of office. Chancellor
11arrison has made,no response to the petition o:
the city authorities for au injunction.
Aunt; request of the-Netherlands government,
the Secretary of State has sent a circular to the
Mayors of the principal cities, requesting infor
mation on the subject of all sanitary regulations,
precautionary measures, and of sewerage, and the
methods of draining off or removal of all fecal and
filthy matters, and any descriptions of the orga
nization, workings and functions of boards of
health.
A Num m:ic of the members of the Bar of Wash
ington, 1). C.. held a meeting yesterday, to hear
the report of a committee appointed in August
last, to investigate the difficulty be4;yeen Judge
Fisher and Mr. Bradley during the Surratt
The report declared that Mr. Bradley's name
should not have been stricken from the roll of
attorneys without giving him an opportunity for
explanation, and - closed with a resolution de
cring the action of Judge Fisher null and void.
Warlike Tendency of like Public Mind
The lateSt advices by the City of AntweT rd
pVitsthat, notwithstanding the assertion that the
Emperor Napoleon will pay a visit to Berlin dur
ing October, public opinion in Paris, not only in
military but in civil circles, continued to exhibit
a warlike tendency. Many persons had made up
their minds that there must be a war with Prus
sia, and that, as it is inevitable, the sooner it is
over the better. It is intimated in
some quarters that the visit of Monsieur
Goitz to Biarritz has a far more important
object iu view than the mere invitation of the
Emperor of the French to Berlin. One writer
„ r ays that -it is probable the Prussian Minister
has been instructed to insist on some categorical
expliiiitions from France. respecting the in
creasing arinaMents on the I:lv:nisi) frontier, the
concentration of troops on the Northeastern
Pro sine s and other warlike demonstrations, and
to intimate the hrm determivation of the King
~f Prussia to tolerate no illtAfferellC 4 : whatever
irc Franc with any interpretation which Prussia,
anal 2ol , .tria - please to put on the treaty of
ifie notion of an imperial Frrhich visit, to.E.er-
En appears to-be—explotied by an rh-tmie h the
new Gazete, of me 14;t11 of Sup-
Mmocr, which says that there is nothing to pis
tify thr -rimposition that such a journey by the
Emperor N . snoleon is expected.
'The '..nsettled
. .state of the ',Mille mind in
'France Is ;limit:a:al by the eagerhe- ri with which
- ..ulinportant events are seized -.aeon and i wrested
vr . lth great political significance. The mission
f frleneral Henry to Vienna to make arrange
ments f .rr the removal of the rewhins of
Napoleon IL to Paris h::s given rive to a
string of 5 - uppcwitions. As 6eneral Fleury ae
,_!ourpanied the Ern} ;:ror Nap o!ton to ,Lia zburg:
politkians shppoEe that he may alFio be cons
missioned to continue the negotiations wniAt
theyhmaglne were begun in that city whieh
they think be finally . concluded on the visit
of the Finperor of Austria to Paris: neNt month:
At a bareit:et given by the Nantes Chamber Of
, jolllll3eva'3 to 3:1I. EOUIiCT. that Mihister of State
said that all the efforts of the 'French govern-
Ali /n i t wh - iflophilivy art th.i2 l cnpl F.Cv:Na
p ole on hail for their obj*rfr. the Ifii:lntenance of a
long sr d Ir , :stlng peace.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
THE ASPECT FOR 'WAR.
of prance and Prussia.
A bpeninten
Piric6:. -
- OA; N,AV
1) , u.):)).iati,: party in the We , ,t, r , ioie , , - ;.; in a
richer 9) , 3ci , atn than in . en Vailai;(l. , ...jiarn. In
l'•!!1( - )w ki_own ••nit.k Pomeroy"
'who edit), a c,.nk Dento:•mtic p.Ti.n. in 1.1 Grosso,
i); a rq, ,, ,lar worlii.ra; with
will 0): Cm) )!..)I.ln9tait) i.‘.)s arc not
as aright aq they were thr) , i 1)s tiro fol
lowing v. Ill' Pr, ;dent Lin
oln');
'`Everything concerning the' iinp,vrted cuss pos
.4IHFCI3 adaseination and tharm 1: : 1; u=. cilich we
make no effort to re7;:st— wo.:ld n ot, if Ave
could—NN Mel his loss ;no an:ri most people,
for he {l';',E, s.v 1, a 111 , (t, hr;;vniful man_
possessed at such winning ways and eharmin ,
characteristics— Mid -Ards snuffed out of " s eNiSt " -
(Mee tilN-11C v.as 11 ,- .lill:ri flr,t-elass rocket,
and everybody - used to admire Mei so--,they
didn't think there wee any ',fa Idt!!trial-g o in
him—that there' was o ranch of that
which cloth hedge about,' &1.. Bat one day a
naughty boy, John Wilkes Booth name, came
along, and ht admired the rocket, and said,
'Oh, what a beautiful rocket!' and he scratched a
match, and touched its blame to the nice, first
elites rocket, and before any one could say 'Let
Too kiss him for mother,' it wont off
with a fizz, pop and bang, his soul to glory,
we reckon—and all that wa lett of the amusing
rocket was a nasty, thickened, 'broken stick, and
an em pty (the e, of no 4oeount to enybodfor any
thing.
Thii., is the :10.1 sec: of a man to gladden
the hurts of a DexilOcrekty that the other
night in TYnshingteu, gave three cheers for
the "Pia shient who wasn't afia'id of being
shot."
T)! , A) f' I i LAN , A I, Thifl (AA his
torian was buried at Ye rFa.!!i , ou iho 131.11.
wrote a geography or Fn.,Me, histories of l'ariu,
of St. Cyr, and of Turkey, unique and
a memoir of Madame do.; Maintenor, of whoa;
works he was the editor. .•At Lin deuth ho was
historical professor id Ist. nod dikes of the
Legion of Honor.
in PEN DIM' CIPAN(11: IN 11A wn !.-9'he .1:Ing, of
the Sandwich Islande in trlid to be eel - lousily . 111.
The names mentioned an the ihture noverelf , ne
were thoffe of Queen I.lrnma and Prince Witham
Quanalllo. The prebent eg'u age deco not e es
{tell thirty-fore yearn.
• 4114.1111011101111EfirEN•
RISLEY'S CONTINENTAL NEWS EXCIIANGE.
CHOICE BEATS
To all places of =lament may he had up to 634 o'clock
any evening. niii2atf
NEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA. HOUSE
ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVE CHESTNUT
TIIE FAMILY RESORT'.
OPEN FOR TOE SEASON.
PIONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20,
CARNCROSS & DIXEY'S MINSTRELS
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OP THE WORLD,
1111=B3
' GRAND ETHIOPIAN SOIREES.
For partieulare eee tutor '• - 2inente.
`NCROSS, Manager.
R. F. SIMPSON, Tremor I &WOG'
N EW PHILADLI,I . ! 3 %, iiolTir, ---
T cet, below ARCII.
L. V. TI INISON At 11. PA li ...........Prorrietor3
SAM GEL S. SANFORD... .......Stage Manager
. -
GREAT SUCCESS OF T u CO.'S MINSTRELS,
OPEN 1701
EPH. HORN,
FRANK MO,
And the _
MOST TALENTED COMPANi . ' IN TILE WORLD.
•
Seats can be recnred iu aftrauce without Extra
Charge.
Doom open at 7 o'clock
Pert °nuance begins at 8 o'clock.
A CADE Y 31 GSIO.
IL J. E. McD0N0U0,11..............Leemec nml3lawer
EXCITEMENT INCREASING.
HOUSE THRONGED NIGHTLY
with the
, ELITDAND BEAUTY•OF,TIIILADEI PM& • - •
fo iticem the lee ergorgeonaSpeCtaele over produced.
TOE BLACK.CIiOOK;
THE BLACK CROOK.
and the magnificent
PA IZISIENNE BALLET 1410UPE,
who are received nightly with
SHOUTS OF ADMIRATION.
NOTlCE.—Residents of adjoining towns have now an
opportunity of witnessing this Grand Spectacle and
return home at an early hour. The performance closes at
fejt: o'clock.
A OIZAND MATINEE FATERY SATURDAY AFTER
....
NOON AT 2 O'CLOCK.
Seats secured without extra charge at Lee J.: Walker's
'Music Store, Chestnut, above Seventh street, and at the
Academy from 10 until 3 o'clock.
VEIN CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
1-`1 et Imencintt o'clock.
THIRD NIGHT ok"rnE COMEDY SEASON,
Antt - td the engagement;
FUR TWELVE NIGIITS ONLY.
OF TM. GREAT lIISTRIoNIC ARTIST,
l'alt..,lA:ll ES E. Li:MCI I,
Who will appear
THIS, WEDNESDAY, EVI7NINC:
AS ROVEN t • • •
In O'Keilt.' beautiful Gnedv, in neti, catitl
WI LI OATS ;
I'M THE STROLLING GENTLEMAN.
SUPPORTED BY 'IIIE NEW CO') PAN Y.
Thurrday—LAA timo of MONEY, 4 ,
Friday—Benoit of Mr. ,1. F.
mIrCII ADO ABOUT - NOTHING.
Saturday -Liut time, •
WINE WORKS WONDERS.
Snthrtlay, Matinee—Onb: otornlau , o rf
"CASII:." •
- -
lATALNUT STREET THEATRE, N. E. CORNER OF
NINTH and WALNuT streets. Regina at
- • 'llll5 ki,Vedneeday) EVENING, 0ct...2...
Third night of Itonerteon'e Comedy of •
CASTE,
The manumipt of thin celebrated English Coined! hits
been
PURCHASED FOR THIS THEATRE
from the anthor`a agent,and may therefore be pronoun,ed
the only correct and authentic copy in tido. city,
To conclude with the laughable Farre of
MR. AND MRS. PETER WHITE.
Duet by Mr. and Mre. , Ciumereal--"W lowly Little FArnt
We Keep." Imitation 3 of celebrated ol.fera eingerd and
hijack Crook Dances.
AIRS. JOAN DREW'S ARCH STREET THEATER
Door.. open at 7. Realm lit 7'l o'clock.
LAST WEEK OF MR. E. EDDY.
EAST WEEK OF MISS nENior.TrA
THIS (Wedneedavl EVENING, October 2d, h 67,
THE RAO.PICKER OF PAIRS.
The Rag Picker I:. EDDY
Marie Didier Nita Ptic,•
After which, the . Comedietta of
A DAY AFTER Til E WEDDING.
Lady Elizabeth Free10ve........ ......... IL IRVING
Col. ... . ..Mr. C. ‘Valcot, Jr
FRIDAY—LAST BENEFFIDF MR. E. EDDY.
In reheareal-111E POLICE SPY.
MONDAY— Falconer'a INN ISFA LLEN,
With Mire KATE REIGN - OLDS and the Author.
N C E It T II A L L.
4:IIESTNUT Street, above TWELFTII
BLIND TOM CONCERTS.
POSIIIVELY TIIE LAST WEEK.
EVERY NIGHT` THIS WEEK nt 8 o'clock. .
FAREWELL MATINEES— - 4 0EDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Arr E 11N 00
October' 2 and 5, at .1.10.
Admiskion, Fifty Cents.
' Children under 12, Twenty.five Cent. • •
Reserved Seats, Seventy.uvo Cents.
Tickets at Chas. W. A. Trumpler's Music Store, 1- 4 1/1
• Chestnut street: also at the Hall.
, Balcony reserved for colored persons. Admission, 25
cents.
I,IIILADJ LP II IA CI RC CB,
Corner TENTH and CALLOWIIILL igreete,
Undor a New Management, will open for the Wint,T
Sear.wcr
EARLY IN OCTOBER.
Till , building has been entirely renovated, altvred and
unproved with
NEW )10DES OF INGRESS AND Ei:P.ESS,
both en Tenth
A SI'LENDID sr Cr) OF HIGHLY TRAINED
MIME
A COMPANY UNI:NrELLED IN TILE ITN:NiTi:n
6TATES. 6C:.! -4t
A
1214 t,'Llf:sTN LT •trxt. Pi A. M.
51'. N.
In',rder' ll . 7 ge 1101111 ftpr
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L. It l:' WAL LL
rfr:tql 1:tly win iereat•' , /
d •
, r , telpher ';
.`iIAG.NIFICENT P.1.1.!":"11Ni ;3,
of !lain jntaln ry ‘
1,11.! 1.1% - ny (101 , T larg.• and ni:l . lJrlt, • E v,V,
✓rill Ill! , .1111)Ited
A 50 (.11tr , .
httrv.;, T 551 ' O . PI.GIGS,
1.:115,6' IN I I'rho at liA `OII.I , PN'S S!o: - ..!. IV)
ntth EN Dix,rd open v.': 7 0' , .!;p4: - .. 1.!.•ro-
I I (.)
( 5 . 5 it ' 1 1 : . ;i 1 1f. A . 1 4 %. 411 L 1 1
By CAM . , Sr.;•;'l7)ri 111;1:11.ESTRA Pr,rtv
Al'
c•evrao , neing Oct‘.twr 3, 1; , ,67. , , at 3 Wcir j r±,
VC , CBH . t -- Mr. WII/. !Tutu:aim, from the (; , rinan ONra.
;ANGLE AOMIS6JON, f,e QE.7as.
Pock at, of Iq if kcfx for I. ; •
To to , had at Eoner A; Cu'e. Muric Stf;fe, 11' , 2 Cheetaut
i.trect, .iiii Et ti;e door. • ,: , ,,:ol in i
P NNS ViVANIA - SUAin - INI 1' OP Y'l NE A RT3,
eilEiiTti UT, above TEN ril.
Or.ll f:Tra 9 A. M. to r; P. M..
11,•ejamin WePt'e giCitt Picture of CIII:IST RF;JECTED
?till Un o :Niiibitkl!. • ''' Ic.l.tf
VOX'S AM iII:WAN — VARIETY THEATED
1. EVERI EVENING and
SATURDAY A FTEKNOON.
GVEAT COMBINATION TEOUPE.
„ .
In Gr:.nri I•Alliopinn Innlet Sunge, Danckw,
Gyninn,t Art., l'antomimenve.
EN'FN , IC% tirOC)Bir.••
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT
MANI) FACTO It.Y.
()Mir' for
.theko celebv , ted Shirth eupplied promptly
brief zotite.
• Gentlemen's FurAiing Goods,
Ii rts , See in'frffi variety.
WINCHESTER & Co.,
706. CHESTNUT.
W;M,t7j,ti
J. W. SCOTT & CO.,
SHIRT 11.1.NuFAcTuRE11ti,
AND 'OE-ALERS IN
Men's Furnishing Goodi,
$l4 Chestnut Street,
intitf,mov,tl
617 , 1"P8' PATENT-SPRING AI,ID BUT
nod over,aftere, LenthEr. white
- and brown Linen ; elodd: en , il Cloth and
VOVet Lefj I also iw.do to order
spar GL:4 - rs , EURNIEIL-'‘4451 GOODS.
~. • of tivcry dcitcriptioo, very . low. so:.;
ttKot, CerLEt cf NiZL..I. 'LI.O ben Eid Glovp
ecr Mice and EteX. at
itICYLELDEMFPR'S BAZAAR.
myn.enaool OPEN iN TUE •CVENYNO
WIEICSONAJL.
if
p iusELLA MARIANN°,
riiNIALS PHYSICIAN,
:127 North Twoll th Ft. - cot: rule, 1m•
ViniEWORR 11,- EVERY DESC It I [MON ALWAYS
Rocket.% itcrnitio t'andlee, l'atent Rocket,'
without .tiolth, tient:Mit Btan3, Globea, Colored
FYrr itrittorice, Vertical Wheels, Fancy Mato of all
knit*, for lotto by JOSEPII B. lei CO.. 1013
&with Delaware
1N1)IA SHAWLS'.
.IF• JR. IC lEt,
916 Clkest9ut Street,
-Hnn-recvivvd-and ilow-onen liin Pall Imporbition of udtit•
Shawl, and SCJIEFS, together witii thetl:indeof SharvL
ds of
BICH DRESS SILKS, •
BLACK SILE.S,
POPLINS, .
CLOAKINGS,
CLOAKS, dc.,
To which the Ittcatiou ~f purelmorm ie irnitod; tliokoodtl
are PaD•haoo,l for cneh alit . ' will bo mold cheap. . ae3Off4
0
1101 014 S r rN ilrf. STREET
E. M. NEEDLES & CO 'S
N, W, Cor,llth and Chestnut Sta,
11011 SP, Farniding Dry Goods,
tomtit Re the recent deprepaed..prcem, e
n Shirting, Sheol n And Linenff.,
Table i lothe and Napkina to match,
c.;: t r Whie ClotlN Popper, Towela and Towviltigi rti
Marreilles Quilta and Tollet COVC11", litanketr, "
, I loney Comb, Lancaster, Allendale,
1 Jacquard, and other Sprendp , .
-Domes , is nelins and Sheeting:a,
rh In MI (in tilitiot and widths,
AT THE LOWEST RATES.. ,
•
/ I ,LS :1,1 INJ,SSI I- 1 0 tOrt
nwom
C. ciit;RUIL
EDWINAtt; Dsocill tw.coNirs - Trat.r. -
are now receiving their Fall and - Winter importation.
Fancy Style. Poplin..
bilklaced Popline.
Plain Silk and Wool Poplin..
Black and Colored Poplin ,Alpaca.„
Black and Colored Minim...
Black and Colored Poplin..
Fancy Style. of Cloaking..
R. 4 Orem and Blue, Blue and White, and Scarlet and
White Cloakinge.
1101 CHESTNUT STREET
invite att,ntion to their rirq•cla“ Stock of
Laces and Lace Goods,
Embroideries, Hdkfs, Veils,&c.,
To•.vhicli d iti r, v. ill corp.txr,:ly br, made
the
White (.1-oenls I )epartment
lIEATY SKIRTING LIMBRICS,
- .T.',42:7T,LS lINLLS'AHD ZOtt
(-)PlBEiNal•Nac;io„?„7.,l7,:tti,li.N
Irieb PoplinP. in In,v.vin., liluee and Steel?
Meek and Ittr.de Ilianitz, very neautit ul.
Gll 1 - laid .111.1.v00l l online, n ehoice relectiou.
rtyl.' , ,
Lupin', French Mel-dines, and spialitier.
Very tine Purr Nlnhaini in Plaids and Stripea,
mi.i, col Poplin,. lignred. Spotted and
Bilk Warp Lavelle, Neapolitan Silky Sit twl., all grader.
STOKES WOOD, 702 Arch et.•.et.
QPECIAL NOTIcE,-
1 , _.) FALL :‘ ND - WINTER FA Sill ONS 'it 1..71,
.. .
Irr. )1. A. BINDER, lii3l clinsT.Nur s CREI.I',
finn,.rter "1 Ladi.,' Dry,. and Cl. , :ik. in
Trinitning%, (dilly-, Cr. id-. RD,-
',ono. Gnipun• and(.luny lAtcxr, Crai Etincy .
Jet Collar. , and
East Edge rtlvete, in
--AI.SD•
Black Velvetr, all Width, :it low pric,.
l'arbdan Bret, and rioxk-Maidng in all it., Ilrpr rim. 1.f...
Lircr...eo made en •24 notice, NVeddin...: cud' 'I :.,,,
o.itti to wade to order in the mold elegant it.ato.:.:r
xt e I lal rat. i an cannot fail t., 1.1e944 ,
Suit., of /11011falll , ftt ),10/"41.E.
Lleg. nt rlyinirlicd l'attein-i for Lid t and Una
. Lee—e,.
Sl t 4 ui ljatterllF f .1f , ....,•110nt. , and
remly.
Vattern.= Bent by :rail (i t)
11ial.
llutton'. and ml! ire Dein( r.
and ziretein of Dri.F. , I !Aim"
NAN t FAC,II:I:LRci OF
Sterling„ Stan (lard & Silver-plated Warts,
An cley,ar.t mai e't)ck always on hancL .Manct.
fact 'Tern cl sme Et. , slrrs sn ()co. Eno's cOebratcd
ICE PlTtilfElt.:vni , :h vttf.i th
nr.e solidity of ice cLe
tni:d I , nver sny oth'r, and b! by far the moat en3Gtl
Inicsil ICE. PrICI.11.1: ever invented.
S. E. Corner Eighth and Chestnut Ste.,
- LEWIS LADOM US & CO.,
Diamond Dealers and Jewelers,
No, 802 Chestnut Street, Philada,,
Wonid imite ttie attention of purchmera to their tame
and ht.tt&ome St.q.)l twent
D TAM 0 IN:
11ES,
J ,1 - !: I ,
S LAT 1..: E b 5 et.
prrc;fiEr.e, lu Kreat VPriEt..-Y
A Ir.rp.e F.20.51/111Cllt of email S'rt..."DS for Eyelet-14 1 .113,
jar.t;ec.l;r..J.
r , f,llC7^i in 4. h rr. nnue7s.ntl rnarantpM
Tno nflon of iti olicitetl to tlt
1..11(“, Ire; choke %V For cult ly
DUNTI NA 1.I'S:ION, o. nul rront strcel.
SHERRIES- Calopl'llk Co., "Single," "I/onhlo," and
"'triple Ilrape," - g.ololph," Amontillado. Topaz, V: V. P.,
Anchor and liar, 811.111i41 01MM Ml,l F. VallettlN.
Valente. & Co., Oporto ' Villllo Velho
Beal," P. AI int I n and Vol!et to`R pure. jetce, &e.
!MAIN DIEH hinewlt ‘,.; Co., in glews and wool; lion.
nervey At Co, t Impny C. Co. , Old —vintage,
GINS -"N
CLARE' '
Chateau
(niertr•
.dl.l' SNV:111" alld " (;raj , 0
r 1- -Crtib , .., File, l'reree A:, t'o., high grade v,ineiti
eillierior St. .itilii•n- )4,44 and
.1 Rorie, (;11,,Lenii
l'r , eignan in •,vned ; Ver
,.. ith. A hetet iind ir•rdial- -In
Glare.
CI 1,1.!1 'A 4 .leents for Ma, Parr, 11.. r Maj,:ity's
PoYal Wire-Judy, and eth , r f itvorite'brande.
riNVEI.":I' L- !aneet.Ltordea
WEB IfIT,
Wiief•
No. 10 Pine kn.! , t, will
PASI It INA }Mr, mi LLTNERY,
On THURSDAY, October 3d, 16t 7; 51.•
cC,IIitS S. D. WILLITS, NO. 137 NORTH NINTH
will oen p l'aehlomitilr:
.I.Y October 3d, 0e1,4t..*
tiA1:1 . :::Tio -0 SACKS LIVE1:1 , 001., (A:01IND SALT
n1e0,.100 enekr rine Sal', AdoAt And P.n . enle b , y WORK
'MAN & CO.,J 3\Vulnut.
RETAIL HILT 'GOODS•
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Novelties of the Season.
They ! :fftJ their
At nd 41 cf: n tr.
A Great SacriliCe.
-WE OPEN Ti-PAY A
LADIES' TRIIIEIIINGS•
B R 0 IV N'S
=EH
CORSET
MANUFACTORY.
cu.,,,5x.R. - F.,,,ET,
(BELow DA:111 . 11), I'l LAr,)ll.,l'lllA.
WA'll3lk;S, .31-AV ELIC V, 3U.
ENO & CO.,
J '1) <lel phi rt.
yet m
INlNE:N,ltilictilth, &t.
HER 'MAJESTY
CHAMPAGNE,
ID TT :rl -. ri" 0 IT,
Jul q 013711 rirtoNT ST., 3OLI AUNT. j
j
- Fr..,!chser Co G-r , o. IV, Gray, :I
11. rit, 11f..' NV :El It.
28 Ard 30 South Sixth St.,Philad'a•
F:te om stvis, Nut-Brown Ales,
..i.,'0,,,:,, L¢o.
' o _ o l3 , for Fames grid M0di..91---
- 1‘71111.1/ , V Ellll.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
HON. HENRY W. WILLIAMS.
ASSOCIATE EKE CHOI OF CO3I3I'ON FLEAS,
HON. M. RUSSELL THAYER.
Clerk of Orphans' Court,
RICHARD M. BATTURS.
DAVID 1
Lith " JAMES 1101.1 ;ATI
I th
By /A,: of the Rtpublkftt. City r,zet-Iltive t:;:inEittee
JOHN L. HILL,
Sectaarics
ISAAC Mf BIUDE,
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pa .l'4linittot, C hirit ill!!trilliente aro , ift oti
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,
atiettun oat ritSDAI, Octubi;rl7r4l ,-, '7, at 1:2
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'Jon, acwordbig lie ritr.rter nr,l by laws. ',wk . .,
Carly rcdot ttiottl. Ity oickr (.1 tl,- Itir.“etttnt. •
t1.1 , i to tel it. - A: 11001'1,S, T;,!&...trer.
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ilrtiart =t;', et :old hventle, id .l. tor (11.:
ndn:i~eion ,d Girl-11,111 • npe,
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T. ili;r7 •
air NJTIGE 1. , ItCl:t;fiY GIVEN THAT. I.:ER
tifiratii No. fo,' t .11 (IC) efuuee Ct the Capital
Stock of the Aroyitandd I'4 fling GA/ Iptllly Lako
lot', in the nouio ot 'trotter. had been I.',Et or
,Ifiplication Inv 1)0111 111:1110 t:. the Company for it new
certificate.
,y I Pll I I.ADY.I.I`/lIA, Sept. 3,
en 30t4Jos. 11. TROTTER.
OFFICE Or THE FILANKLIN 1:1 I Nib
ilarßANCE COMPALY„
I'll:1%41 , 1'1.111 ' 1A, Sgt.
An Election for Ten Dit , ctore for the en:ielag year, will
be held arecably to Charter at a general meeting of the ,
Stockholders for that purpo,e. at the Otliee of the Lt.an
pany on 3IONDAY, October ;th, nt u'elock A.
5e'25404 J. An McALLASTER, See'y,
1.
_
par
0 FICE OF THE DELAWARE' COAL COM .
pally, No. 311; Walnut 6treet. Philadelphia, Sept.
'UM lbts7.
'The Stockhalder.4 will meet at the Cc mpany's at
12 - o'clock,on iNDAY.the twenty.eighth day of October
nest, to confirm rale and ”UttiOrlZA: conve . ,•auce of Taaleetate witnate in Philadelphia. ' l . It. Wit IT,
re26,2•1t-• Pr, st‘lent
RAIL-
Nouci, - rood. The -womErc AM , A en th e
, poi don ki tnhin' t
0, ,.. 6, .1 !2 . 1 : ,.;4, .. , 11,1di
pregoitation til,, Collllllll3's
Camd,u, N. J:, on and thut dat a vairriim,iN,
rrilrialF. 13 . 4
com-parismil the Only Test.
PLORENCE s 1 WING MACHINE.
The fist Primet the Paris Exposition.
Making Emir different stitehee with Eelfdtdimtlng..to.4ton • ;
in ninittle.
WHITNEY & LUKENti. General Agents!,
caw e DIU§ CHESTNUT STREETIS
JUDGE OF SUITOR COURT,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Sheriff,
JOSEPH M. COWELL.
Register of Wills,
WILLIAM Y. CAMPBELL.
City OFI'Ict:IZS.:
City Treasurer,
DAVID JONES.
City Commissioner,
BENJAMIN F. URWILER.
Scuate—Third District,
JOSEPH A. BONHAM,
A ssoillbly
P' I3::L"I c. 'Cl'l'{'L 't.\l:'!
,1..‘1. V.A.EiN..qtAV,
WILLIAM W. NV ATi
Erx , !l"N I) S. VA a)
C. , !.I:IIARI.Es KUCKNri
ININIIMMI
u:s V. S 1 Oh:LS
F., IV. 'lllO5l
Col. 1:11:411.1 AV.-PAVIS
CILAI:I±S
'ALExAmmAt ADAInc
F.NOS C. lIEN N
GEMIGE T. TT 114:N
Co'.. I‘IATISHAT. C. HON(
JOHN CLARK.
1.1311:..i N. Y.A.P.Kti
LEEDS, Prv,:clunL
MYECII NOTII.II3EX.
A NG INES.
1111
s'i•
STEICUSINIP TIOGA
IlifigALED AT +11:.',•
Thrvo oft Ate Crelv Lost.
The steamship :Rapidan, from New Orleans:
Sept :21. and Havana Sept. 25, arrived at New
Yurk yesterday, and reports as 1011OWS:
At A. M.. Sept. 27, discovered a vessel on fire
tiliOntlive - miles - distant. - and - iwittediately bore
down for her and found her to be the steamship
Tiogn„jof Philadelphia, from. New Orleans,-via
Havana, for Philadelphia. We at once sent boats
" to render assistance, and after getting the passett
gers on board, seeing the prospect of saviri her
was small, word was sent to the captain that we
would Ile to until the tire v, as extinguished or the
slily abandoned.
At ::its the flames suddenly burst out front the
main deck, and the captain we's oblittcd to aball
doll her, leaving in the btst nowt with his officers.
At ts A. M-Captain Morse sent his first officer and
chic: engineer to Se , .: if there wi t s: a p us .
of savite.: her. and they reported
that her port side was iiai..;ed out with heat. and
site was evidently sett!! ,g; At 9 A. M. pro
ceeded on Our course, ;led ai lo saw' her careen
otcr to port, :tail fetppo , a: site sank coon after.
Ali tie passengers atilt erey, were rescued by
the Bapidan and brow,!:,, to Ne NV York except
thrat of the latter, who were burned to death,
vizi—Pt:fay :•short, assit butt engineer:
.John C. ( ,ttai Thomas CrowleY.
The ft. , ,lowing .. list of the ship's company
and rnociigers saved:
11a,ter..iarnes T. first officer. F. S.
Sata:tton: second olliefr. iantes: 11. Wit h :: pilot.
(.1). '-:t.iteilinger; purser. a . It. Greenletth chi el'
V. IV. Spengler; :its:. assistant engineer.
Seamen--. 1. Murphy. .1. ii. T:tylor.
WL,. Paseo Mtp,cat a ank
Lui e;". (:.car P. L'- , , , c, 'l' Los. KinderseuChs.
31erfiant. Anton Andersoti. ttli.,cr Colwell. Coal
parrs: "•-•--tfbnion Greene,. .loseph Wilkil, Charles
Lt....Mc:lvor, Thomas
Vert,'..ter;t', Zit iiai F;
P. Co tal,in.tam: seeond st , tward.,..:fhoma„ p a rk_
wood: strY, rdes, Ellen lsell y: pantryman. A. A.
More: cook. James Flax trl: porter, 11• m. U l m r,
Sw , Yl. I Ll'. Vii. G. doliTl6ol l , ‘c",
Ilanhhohd, Mrs. Greemit Id, George Elliott,
waiter. and child; Timothy waiter". Lewis
The , I;tllv rw Get,. P. Wick-.
(::.l .fair. Morse, of tilt licit a, makes the fol
io in: -it:termite:
The Ilega sailed lions 11 o'clock on
Wed: .cay. ;-9. - oteml.a- 27. weather wits
tavotable. the 7cEs-i • ,H hutil about
one t-,t'cloel , . (Jll the 1r:omit::: of Frud: y
whet! the engine sudden' ta.oppt.d. Mr. 'Swan
ton. first Wheel', and Mr. 'Willis. second
wet,: (is le at the time. -at;.l the former went
lee'-o:'," t. a , tecrtoin wit':: ti,t.. natt;er. avian
they di-et ..,crol that the ship was on Pr They '
iituarciletely g:tve ;tt:t.ret.:aid in a few uli
jitit4, I . - were
11144! 111111:,.1 eiel;
Nt. ... the
calm: votre Iteedily
[dyed t:tto a workirtg• cot.' ..1.91 pi twee:ladgor
ou:-.ly to 'ti; es - ting - ii.thing the farm s. In ,
abort t.tali an hour are terilite , tL xplosiGn
' the dt:i.(!linTl.,fig . LIP
rcpt: L_ 11.1 th ant
FP ; ite-ding from ;AT... tha... donkey
ct-rgine - had thc eLe luta r. a 4.-cai
pa,c-1. :tatt in oiler who ;lad hcen workine at th e
in ;a, get a stream r 1.-sfee
fames. 'Fbr't est iping stteda lr,ta-w
send the e't: -t. of -uncuing the *dm si
i'te us an optortunity to get the 1 at:',ls
ready f tOwering. We had nye Of I.
ins (MIN IV): bt.l rt aehed in Or.f:Hta.;:et
of int.:,"1“1:r...4 'l.l available onc were
foweted. however, and all the par.:Y.ll'4er, 1.1::11E.
1(17(:0 iin safety to them.
There wa's only one Is ty ta.sseuger,Mrs.Greelt
field. of Brooklyn, on 1:on . :-ti at the time. and , he
work , d nobly with the re,: to extinguish the'ltre.
ti ,t.:; infant on on; arm, while she carrit
tatehet a t:f water in the oiner hand. fil'e co:1-
timad her post torttu i 'filed by the captain
to eittet one Of the life:-boais.
A lare ouantity of rovisions and water was
placed in the 'boats, and ifttout o'clock they were
east oil the captain au.. his officers and men a:-
mai:pi:it:. with the hope of yet saving the ship.
The trait -fer of the pat angers had seareelv been
accour f li-lied whet, ter.' steamship Ittit , ithn ap-s
peartat and took sit the rat-sed:ers on board. The
small Icitrits then nett: rand to the Nicluity of the
Tiega, where they laid further needed.
• At 7. P. M. the tianeS were apparently subdued
mai it Is t hoped that they-L.ld been con ;nerd.
but upon cutting a :tot- tr.Det.gh the tick it was
,ten that the cow»; wa. Cr. 11.1.: and burning withc ,
fury that soon tll,:otitrag-al any further:m*ll4ls
to stop it. Front this tiLt until P. M.
employed, in gettint- fiu: the I.4gagge :dui other
taers-t-Lal affects of the pia -' and much of
ME/ to the
The Itega was then ,:l.atmlout-11. and soon after
the foremast fell over. .'.l A.M. the =hip was
entirciv Pr.\ tit,ped amid an hour after
ward. Ile caret:l9,d and w tat down. At tie_ time
thehrt" broke out she was going at the rate of
about te . .l knots an hr. It i- thought the
!lame I - lie:hal in the f. ding about the hoilersi.
WOOT:.•trit in 1.11.0.
the:
1::;1 c . 1 ,-„1, - 0 th. J ;i lann!Lry flan of -.nth
s-cts• t ut the e d'gtt sugar, a: 1.
couon. (41 board.
The t of the men as ho ere c- 'hinot
:he
11. , :,. (1 ir , 1:2;111
Itakl :ut. r
(It n cotton
;old h•fiv , _Ln
cud , tai,:n on
chtt
e:et. rt,: the 5 - Firma:l steamer of the
•ii ooksey. to t. he the T.L.ci•
Capta:u 1. ool:sey will sail for .Nets
• on 6:,tortlay Of this week.
Tilt. Tic s wa.•_, ins . : re..l the fttlloNVil3: ,1.111):t
-,.
Mlttltai t:tt
Insur: he, Co. of Nor:h . . .
I anion
InsurLite , . Co. of th.:t 5.:112 P. ,
tl.racite suran ...
Pho-nix It:stir:lnc:. Co.
Ariierican Mutual hisar...n.:•:Co
EnltritriSf:lll,lll - 31.1.-1.1 t ti • .
.
Firemen's Insuran
titate lnisitrath:e 0., C.lncinnati
Western Insurance Co.. Cit.f.h . mati..
"Central Insurance Co.. Cintliniati..
Nltit.molia Insurance Co.,
Union lustunnec Co., t.
National Insurance I."..neinuati
This Ebip ' sailed on zirbt voyage South on
the 151.11 of last June, j. T. Morse. Commander;
Chief Mate, ,;I'. S. Swanton; Chief Engineer e lohn
.70Yell; Pilot, Llari , i,; "'Purser,
Charles EL tireenl , 2y, steward, Thoma.,3 J.
Pune.
At... was built by 'ns , .,;:n. 11 , 2,:.ny, Son Co., of
Cln,stor, and the coil of and machinery
Was : - .' , llb.bon. and , )f thi "
out about ;7 - .z40,-
4100: so that her unfit: cost hasban ncarly;;; , 2oo
Hill.
The Tioga had a Lonnage of 1,200 tons, and
ample room for carrying passengers. Her
length in load line vizs feet; length over all,
21 teet: fc , :t: depth d hold, to
first &el:, 11?,,, feet; , lepth of hold, between decks,
-' feet: and total de a th, ; feet. The entire hull
was of iron. The 'Adel Was constructed of bar
iron, 7 inches by th fu aS 41%.:3i lengths as could be
obLhacd, the sections-being securely scarfed to
gether. The stem was o: har iron, 7 inches; by
abol;e tile water line to t;
inches l,y ;;,
. , .
'The interior of but ill-fated
steamship %s ' us fitted :•• very tasteful
and con% cnient manner. The 6(.9 CC-I'oolllb and
cabins were large arc!. -, % . (2.1%11.7,1itcd. and furnilted
handsomely. Taker IV:.
something of )vhiell ntigb L well ime
proud. •
P Sm I:1T I N ;:e . e m s to b e
waking up. The citizufis are interested in the
question of buildin..T a railroad through the
Tyrol. and discuss thu merits of different routes
with up rent warmth. Thoy also *ellln VICRA*II
i t at the establishment (.1' a line of steamers be
, tween Venice audAlexau'dria. and the reperts of
the workmen who went to rark hale caused a
healthful stir in the manufactories.
WORNMEN AT TI IL EA 11; 1; LTION.—ThC P:lii;pa
pers contain notices to the workmen of different
trade to meet et designated places and choose
•delegm tcs to examine the foreign products in their
several lines exhibited in the Champ de Mars. To
encourage attendance. a ticket, which will admit
from .day to day to the Exhibition, is promised
to every workman who rakes part in these elec
tions.
A Wool, FrnE.—The Ittdian journals speak of
a terrible lire which recently broke out in a
forest star Ajaceio. From the sea it looked like
a burning mountain. Many leagues of trees are :
burned down. Ships and troops have bE`Ti.
to the t=eene. •
Einarerini and Commercial.
followlig. , , in the statettleat or the leosiiie-ot at the
oftlee or the Asmit•fltlll TN...y(ln.! or the ('niter(''
State,
at Philadelphia, for the mouth octieptetalter, 11 ' 07 :
Dept. 1- :Balances on hand at this date.. iirti 7o ` 2 , sos
)teeelptv (Lorin"' the atentilt,s iz
30- Aectanit Oeiteral Treasury,
eluding Cii'ttonot.s3,o49, I lrt ill
Port oltirr• Fonftm.. 00,411 tat '
Interest Fond 49,0,71 ti ca
Jtisbursei'c 1,0::7.114:1 Iu
Pli..llloltH in.!! 111 , 1111 h.%
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Ilillert.;:w. Liverpool.. Quebec ...... ....Sept. 19
isi wi 9 . ......Liverpool..New York " 4 11 p% 21
21!e;!ta. ' L`ver . dif.rol..B.H•tott Sep:. 21
City 01 Mititi.;:ieeter.L: . ..:rp:t. „New York.' !Veit. 21
Sal:onia...........iinrnbum..New York... ... .Sept. 71
IS ezer Southattipton..New York....... Sept. 21
Si i 2eria...........Llverpool..New York Sev- 24
E . ir , ip , t , G;tl,- , ;_totv..New York ' Sep-._;,
Nebra....- ' -. L'verpool..New York Sep:. 25
4 ' 1 . 1 1 , 01 130 0 .013 ...Llyerpool..New York .......sept_ 25
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EARLE'S COMl(t71111.
.I.A.S. F. YOLNG. )
MARINE ULLET IN.
T
POUT OF PHILADELPHIA-0, r. '2
Sr.. - hisrg, t 111 Stm SETS, t; 44 , I Hwiri WATER, ;
AI'dtIVED YESTERDAY.
N York.,
-.7, 7, 4,4.1 , -, frum New York,
F A (bpi from 8au...r.0r,
etvlfLin.
Lurd,
E L 1.7 c,,.
Dm!, ft.:lLn,l (.I,v non. Lewe. , , Del. uith
n :0 i . •
TLos Jefferson, Alen, from Balti more , w ith a
tuw of bar._:es to W P Clyde s Co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
S:. )lac :1 r, Roo.:1-on, Ni_Ni" York, W P Clyde
II I. Gan', I ler, Ih:it:more, A Groves, Jr.
sit:mum: America, .3tanday, N:Jbszla, NP. captain.
SChr C • Fu-ter, Warreu, I.;re4g
',;orris.
T1..4 mss JtofferEon, Anon, for Baltimore, with
tow of bargo,W Clyde . Co.
i I
11
.(1
t.leanter Timm, Morse, from New Orleans 21st ult.
via Ilavana 2tilt, for this port. was burned at tea on
the 27th. The T had on board 2:4S bales cotton, ite.
w hen she left New Orleans. See news columns.
Steamer Tonawanda, Jennings, hence at Savannah
yesterday.
Steamer Roman, Baker, hence at Boston yesterday.
Steamer Stars and Stripes, Holmes, sailed from Ha
yawl 'Pith nit. fur this port. •
steamer Eagle, Greene, sailed from Bitana 2Sth ult.
for New York.
-7 ) ( (11.)
Steamer Tarifa (Br), Macauley, cleared at New York
yesterday for Liverpool.
Steamer Baltic, Rogers, cleared at New York yester
day for Bremen.
:steamer Ilenry Chauncey, Gray, 7,!,1 days from As
pinwall, at New York yesterday, has .zio passengers.
Steamer Arizona, Maury, cleared at New York yes
terday for .Aspinwall.
Steamer Russia (Br), Cook, cleared at New York
yesterday for Liverpool.
Steamer Wiethington, from Key West, at New York
yesterday, with the Geo Washington in tow.
Steamer South America, Tinklepaugh, from 'New"
York for Rio Janeiro, .£c. passed through Carlisle Ist
titearner Irene (Br), tirquahart, sailed from Vera
Cruz sth ult. for Alvarado.
Ship Walter, Fisher, cleared at Liverpoorl6th nit
for San Francisco.
Ship \Winona, Davis, at Maurttins 6th Aug. from
Ship Expounder, Irvine, at New Orleans 26th ult.
front Rio Janeiro. .
snit) Mary Warren, *ailed from Liverpool 14th ult
tin. Manila,
Richard Enowlc9, from 13oetoil foe
m.4l;oltrm., 2.:,th Aug. lat ;24 2N 7 '.cm 41 W.
ill) I vanlio:•, Ch_&u'y, from .Lom:c.:-. Dec. via
1::111118v, .1! ;:;:m 'Frani
- :
V.'ocm;ll.% [roil Llyerpou: ut
1-511 1:1111161:CO;AP.11 111 V.
Ny'V: Goodell, ,11i1t.5.1 170111 :S. - 1. - .1*::;....C:K0
10tii 1,11. for Liveli , ool.
Schr it II linker, hnight, hellec l'ort a' t.
:!:chrs John 11 Perry, Ic.etry,
hence at New lk :at. .0
Schr Addle M Bird. :Merril, 1(0111 li.)CIL111.1 for this
port, at Holmes' Hole r2.7C1 nut 3:111."1./
Sehr Mary •- , 111 1 ,t11, E3lloilfroin Plymouth
2V.tl ult. for this ),art.
tielili , :Mary at, BoAuu a•lb
all: for :Mobile.
bell's. Jos. Porter, litirrolighs, and Northern Light,
Ireland, hence at Fall Hirer '2 . ni1.1 alt.
kiehrs Louisa Fraser, trteeltuan, and Rising San,
Jones, hence a'. L'oitOn :Tin oh.
: 4 ehrs Neww.r.a, and Cerro Gordo, Ilodg.
eon. hence 'Newb:lryport W.-ath nit.
Schr Armenia, I ole, hem e Ge0.7;;C:1:141'll, DC. toth
Sent. Ocean Traveller, .s..alera. 4A.b. alt.
;rola Climatal, NJ.
Sear J Truman, hence lw NZ`Nl' Ectr.ford, st
Nor York
:Senn Rate ElOl, ltenee at f.-1110111. .
DI-N.IIINR BIISL'ELLVSY.
Among the marine loses for tae la.st mouth, the
bark Isabella C Jones, from Philadelphia tor St.
Thomas, is set down at $44501:0: brig Joint Geddes,
from Sombrero for Philath.qpitia, siltc,ooo, and brig
from Girgelti for il'itilattelphia, $40,000.
The Bitt ' rgaretta, terry, at Liverf.ool from Trinidad
ha ttl t itt LAt N,
TAB DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, 00TOBER 2, 1867.
0.:;715.7 1.19
Ulu I. , hi•zti Co”
NV(.cl:, Tot 11.
ti 14;
0-,
3.Y2
2,1'0 0
1:17 11
yl ,if
,„91) OG
1,11;6 0.,
) 11(
471 , 11
1.:;62 17 27,1,1 , 2.
71‘.- I , F 111
1.10 1 ; 3 17
, 22 12 tj.?,
MOM FOR
.Lonc:on..New York
..11::•,Te. :New York.
Iverpo.d..New York.
(I:ty. from New York, with
MEMORANDA,
loh, 63 W,waterlogged VeBßoi, apparently a brigan
tine of aout 'AO tons, wittli?verytlitng stripped
and nothing standing lit.ther lower-foremast. Her
' , tern, which was a little above water, was marked
"Blatori, of New York.'!
thilir 'l' I, Miller. of Isiortvich, from lillizabethport for
an liastern port. with it carp° of COD 1 , having no pilot
on board, struck On Ilallett's Point, yesterday morn
wlicre ehe rentained 10, last riecoufit.
ship I.loroit,-trorn Shields for -tian-Francireo, -which
pat into gactinltotro leaking, would discharge and rc
-I,sir thcre,
fichr Argun, of and from Somerset, with a cargo of
iron, went on Itronton's keel, fiaturtlay night. and
tilled. The crew were rescued by steamer United
titates and carried to Fall River.
The Me of the bark Enoch Benner, from Liverpool
for Boston, is established beyond doubt. Front
iODF! of the meek lt would appear • that she Was lost
ca l w Clear, as a portion of her cargo was
it
being wshuct ( - drilla point. on the 19th alt. all
of which was round on 'bier untidiest. A body, sup
posed to be that of the captAil4, was washed ashore.
=ME
Artil.T . NG LADIES' SEM INARY,ISO2 LOCUST FiTREET.
_I ?mom the charge of :Mir. , CASEY lend Dr. LA SHER.
TON. he F6:001 cnnnneucce on WEDNESDA Set , -
temlwr 18.
rimm TUE LATH BIFII/01' or PY.riNfiII.VANIA.
h.ive limmo Mr. Lablierton for eevral yeara, part of tho
Vim to one of my HMIN. 111..! attainment, are re.
94; , r1ca1.h.. pom'r of tea , him; hi, in immo reve , tl,
msd, and coodeientiotni and nntlmpiamtin day°•
tinli to hi- work ino4 commendable. I take great plee.mre
in n , :i . ro”riii;.; fullconlidalCii in lily ability and fidelity
Met.; Heim ;111,1 a man. ALONZO PorrEft.
will he ("rim d, indepandently of tho regular
courFe. for ladle. , who have left aehool but are deii•
rom of cnutinufng imme of their Ftmlit,. For partieulari
apply at '.c..18 South Fifteenth etrent, baweou 10 . a n d 2
=MEI
0 , c)..]:.au26.::tit.4
. .
DOA MIN G AND DAY SGIIOOL FOlt YOUNG LA
dire, nut] Kiuderintrten for Chililrtin. Holltil , ll4 ' cot'.
nfir ; , .fritli and Spring Gtirthin etreetA, will re-open Ninth
Month (titttetnher)Nth. Poi?. A limited nitinb , r of
llotiniurit t,-. ill l e n ce ivcd itt the how.. of the prior t ip ti.
For circulars apply to SUSAN HAVIII:ItST,
Prinetpal,
No. , lii ii Ft anklin t-trtt,A.
1),
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VIIP.ENTON'S AI , VANCED ES. rAi.: OCI:ST
J of t•Il ft,r 1.41(11. , V. 1 1 ,, ha. a lilt School, lint
who are de•iloti: , of plireuilltr 0111' or !non. P.rhnelleP. 01
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Alf I.li CARR'S BOARDING SCHOOL, FOIL YoLrNfi
.01 Lad .'even macs fr,illl Phfindelj:hia, Opp , ,Rito the
York Pond i•St,Ltion, North Penrmylvania Railroad. The
elith ,f,rrion will CollitnellC, September DAIL Uircalara
may be obtained at the office of Jay C0,,k0 &Co., 114
South 1 bird street, a:* by midi eing the Principal. rihoe
roakcrtown P. 0., Montgomery county. Pa. am:Doc:R.
1., 100
ti 5.1. 11
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VIIENCII, LATIN ANI) T.11(.11T
School: slid Lccning for Ludic
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Mr,. JANE JIA ',TON'S
I:g11 hifff hint -tree[
VENTRAL TENTIi AND SPItl',"G
Gat dot Ftret iii re-upon September t•th, BuYt Prc
-1,,,02d for Coll , ' . 101 1 / 1 , °111, , P.
IRE, A. M., Principal.
.1. W. Sjlttr. \l,lKl:it, Let Principal and Teacher of
F.h.cutimi, ate2,;hiw:
i'Oi
, n end Var) , , Thirteenth and Imemt
Lawn.? tr:l. PrilllP;T
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nick ‘tro.e: Pi.nu eon ncIAY.
Sett. 9. Isith Tiliteu4 fora limited 141 L:lber
of .lort1;1•11
YSCHO RJL FO ROY IN THE
IL lit-' in.dirot.... N. I:. rumor Clieetnut iind
teeuth utr entrance on Eiglitueutli idruet, will re.ouen
on MONDAY. St ptemil.,•?th
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rench I;oarding -
at 11:11 (..'1 I F....;TN I:1 r.,trect,
F , pteluber 16:11. For circular.t apply at the
a;11.1.2m
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77 .1.0) 0
rithE STREET INSTITUTE FOR l'of:NG
1::45 Arch etreet, will rc-open ou. MONDAY,
Sept , ,rnb , r nth. . _ . . .
EffliEg
1 ISS E. T. BROWN'S ACADEMI FOR YOUNG
Ladi,e, No. tote: Spring Car den en - ect., will re-o , en ou
31oNDAY, se; tclithet au2Litt.
TS(11 UDY HAS REMOVED HET: SCHOOL
to 1717 Pine, where.it will reopen Weduv,iny, Sept.
I , th. • et:.', lui.
11
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111 C: 1 i AS RETURNED FROINI Eli'
31 ;• ‘ ,. : ;l l i S l1 1
1 1 , 1 ,1 bb , I#- ,, ,n” bi Oclmb,r 1. , t, 1,47.
Addre, South Fifteenth ptreel.
MISS ET.I7;A W. SMITIPS„„BOARDING AND DAY
School. No. I:.`A Spruce ktitet, trill re-op•in •.•,e.ptern
bort' Pith. 1 , 367. nc 244 it•
1:. LAMItI , IN'Tl:1)10 AND SCLIOW. PAINT
.) it.; for hulk,. No. 1
AvN . TIII: It11)1Nri
—l •l 7 ourthtie, tor the
Fall and NViut , r Seaton. La li p,
an uthemen
proci-i6n comfort and ~ a fet, . ., tit a•
kip;•.sledge!lot tltir b ocr,,titrli•dlno-nt
olptaito d by the tno-t timid. :-3,1411- horve.
~ ,inert the- 1,-0! manlier. 6addl , Itor?e, and %chicle?!
to ...sr , . Al-n. earri:iv.- for fr,rwl. L to car,. Le.
TIICAMAS (21 - tA1i,,t1.6. - . SON..
I.Y.SSONS.—SIGNO3: PD
1 - ,,,ca 1 :•1 agile. and Conductor of Italian It: •I'a in
w and all the Principal Tboatre,! in Ain , r2e4,
to make Philadelphia his home, and vcill
c,in ;qui:in-7 Fc;ool and on the Piano.
CllClthr th- nri‘ic ste,r, ands;dt f Walkor, and Ihmor Chortnut
Nino cau be ecen pereonally at IT; Clwenut
rtr, et.
FOR NEW YORK. \IA DELAWARE
1.)1 , ,N0. VIOLIN AND Tlir:on - O 1 ‘i rsic 0 .2 4,-;,%, and Raritan Canal.
.1 ID man A Lit-u. A. :\ L. i!f ce of the I, , ipzig. C- on rya- • • Express Steamboat Company Steam Pro.
join. e. ill ir•- 1'7A,1 t I rs ,u in-t. 1pi;1 ,
x y t ilora leave Daily from first v.larf below 31arP:et atreeL
hi , r, ce
rtrt, or At tiniUtuziht4,...
rough in Twenty-four Norm.Goorli forwarded to all
,3' bo;:th 6ercnteenth t. 'pointe, North, EMT. BEd NYtat, free of commixBion:
Freigiati received at the lowest rates .
Whl. P. CLYDE, CO., Avesta,
If South Wharves.
1.31.150 .iI.Nr;ING—MI39 GAI:11N1:11
j.. 3.a. of Mr. ACia:ST
Cit ,, 4ge Allen. 215 Sooth
or to Mr. Iltnian Mkt),
Is it, rfrt-ct
I Mi... rti.dlN Allen will re-11.1ne
ti.e 11. intt. Apr lv :it the of Prof.
urg.. MIL
ADA:4E SEILER. WILL 111 7 .51.T.ME
Iv illy 0: liarzuctly and the Pinny 6ept.:inber
kply Envet. ectoim
Ikl 1: 7 u ;1 7 4 (? ii L
S , SN e
175 Itace ,n 2114.1
1 IGN(.11-: I'. LONDINELLA WILL RESUME 1115 SING.
in Lt- - -ron:. , en th• - • of Septonther. iddre,. No. 2; ,
1:Cli :tree:.
- A E. cIiAI:LES 11. ,JAI:VIS WILL RETURN I , IIWI
.01
Europe pnd r ,, •drut., Li, 1,2,0nz by Uctubcr S, 1..A7.
Addt'cra 1.1 Grc, , nf-trett. ),11t1
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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The Fallen An.... 1....... 75 Man with Five kVire....
nth, inl I.h.utt • .... MI Twin Lieutenant,.
Feluta de Chatnirtt , '... 7. Annette. Lady of Pearl,
The 1 lerrer,t et Pad... 71".'. 5 1t.hicans of Pari.-
Sketclu, in Frame 75160trge, or the Planter
babel of Ihrt all 7;51 of the l.le of France..
The Cor,ican 8r0t1 , ..r.i........ ...............
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All boolf ,, publiAed for cale by n± the moment they
are I,- uud from the pres:., at PobliAelve prices. Call in
perrun, or crud fur whatever book:+ you wont. to
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
oetol,U E 0 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa.
-
TEST READY—BINGIIAM'S LATIN GRAMMAR.—
New Edition.—A Grammar of the Latin Language.
Yon the tt.-e of.Schoole. With exerci.se2 and, vocabulariel.
Ify W ilihun Bingham, A. M., 6uperinteudent of the Bing
ham tichooL
Thee take pleasure in announcing to Teach Ari
and friend , of Education generally, that the new edition
of the abose wrrle f± now ready,
and they invite a careful
examin-itirm of the came, and a comparison with other
work- on the same ,-object. Copioi will be furnished to
Teitcher. and 6u periuteudents of Schools for this PLUTO:4e
at low rate..
Price ; 4 4
Pitblidled by
And for 21110 by ;en
Tlsl f' L . BLISLIED—KATIIRINA„ . . that LIFE AND
v G. (fetl , oy of "Itittor sweet.")
Tilt; PULL., li}' J. K. Paul..
'NIT; 7flS(lof Henry N. D.
TILE Ai:22 COMM 'SIT'. , N. t'.y I Lull , N. I) fv.
NEON::: WORKS: ol.." Vol. I-- A una.
If ) ;f--Duuffilen:
c.,•, f - ‘1 , 1.%t .
tc,. - 7sf leC.2.!V• I -oou na plthli,hed.
JAMES.S.TLAX'IOI\ .
to Wilt. S. A. Marteiu.
tali 4,ll(m:tuft Street,
P.a:VNTE DA.NCINkI I
Lt. nidlo avpnice. Apply ll:PI
it.
'PASIIIONAI3Lt: DANCING ACADEMY
1,11 Natatorium Ilall, Bread t•ttcct, below Walnut. , Mr
hlarinre eta:ince. will commence on
- • - -
Monday, October 19th,
at the above
I . 'or pin - Ili:a...se see. •-theale.-... .t hicli
and at ANDRE'S Miele Store.
He 2ti 111.4 la eater ,tre, t.
BUSINESS CARDS.
A MI.S A. %1 HT, TI(OI:YrWsV • .• itt ,, ~' 1
Till tOrill•E IV r(1:111, IE, t. 1.. Li,.
I'ET Eli 11'1: IGIIT
Inr)irturi viEttraLr.r.‘llll.
.., via C V.I. till+ itott. Me.`ei , li!!t,
115 'llstl.cet, PI .11:td..1.,!,
etc (11'0 1 `, AND I..:ICEN SAIL out*: ov EVC}tV
0134 . fec , t MI-,:111. Tele :MA
A.M./111g Felting azAt &e.
.10'iltc T. 13141:Rlieti & CO., N.J. 1.u:2 .lone.V.l
PRIVY WELLS.—OWM;IOF PRLIVErvr
only plaeo to it ptw VI 0.18 cleansed and diAufeeted,
at very low prices. A. IkElil.41301;, Mannfaclater of Vote
drette, Goldmitiori Library htn)et
uirts Sze.--OLIVESI4IediFIS
atTo, and for 10.1.;.• by JOO, B. „ 6GUO.,lCyZo tttfa
GL 00,100 ZO
a.vmt.%
INSTRUCTION.
LEMMME=
A. 7\4., I":inr
L. BARIWNVS. PrincipaL
Mi,d L. M: 131:011 - N, PrincipaL
MUSICAL.
E. IL BUTLER kh CO.,
V 7 3.)Lith Fourth :treeti
DAAC LNG.
SHIPPERS ,
Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steam
ship Company:
FOR CHARLESTON, S. C.
le Steam dp
STAR OF THE UNION,
Captain' . N. Cookery, will. Anil for the abovi; port on
Wednesday, October 2,
at 8 o'clock A. 1,1„ and every two weeks thereaftei.
Freight taken for all points in connection with thu South
Carolina Railroad. ,
The Passenger accommodations of this Steamer aro of
ft ',ulterior character.
Freight now 'Ting receit ed at Pier 18 South Delawaro
avenue.
WM. L JAMES, General Agent.
5e24411 311 South Delaware avenue.
For Boston—Steamehip Line Direct.
SAILIND FROM EACH PORT EVERY FIVE DAYS.
FROM PINE STREET, PHILADFM.PHIA. AND LONG
WHARF; BOSTON.
aglThis line is composed of the first-class
so Steamship!,
ROMA Pi, 1,4a5 tone, flaptala 0. Bilker.
SAXON, 1,25(1 tons, Captain S. IL Matthews.
NORMAN. 1,203 tons, Captain L. Crowell.
The. SA NON from Phila. on Thursday, ()et. 5, at 10 A. M.
The COMAS from Burton on Saturday even Mg., pet. -1.
These Steamehipe Bldi punctually, and Freight will bn
received every day, a Steamer being always maw berth.
Freight for points beyond Miami sent with despatch.
For Freight or ra,sage (superior acconunclations).
apply to HENRY "%TENSOR it CO.,
358 South Delaware avenue.
0/17 4 `)" T W.II7. II 9IO43rI 3 I I PCNITAVA .""I4
REGULAR LINE
(SEM LMON.TEILY)
FOR NEW ORLEANS, LA.,
JUNIATA, 1.210 tom, Captain P. F. Hest&
TIOGA, 1,075 ton y, Captain J. T. Morse.
The TIOGA will lexca for New Orleans on Saturday,
October sth, at 8 o'clock A. M., from Pier 18 South
Whit rm , .
The JUNIATA will leave New Orleans for this pert,
Through billy la - ding signed for freight to Mobile, Gal
veittompiatch.ez;- VietAntra, Memphis, Nashville, Cairo.
St. - Loum, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Agents at New Orleste.—Cray, Nickerson As Co.
FPM. L. JAMES, General Agent,
314 South Delaware avenue.
WIAS. E. DILKES, Freight Agent.
THE PHILADELIIIIA AND SOUTHERN
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
REGULAR WEEKLY LINE
FOR SAVANNAH, GA.
TONAWANDA, 8:9; tow, Capt. Wm. Jennings.
WYOMING, F5O toms, Captain Jacob TeaL
Tho steamship WYOM IND will Piave for the above
port on Saturday, 5t!,, at a , o'clock A. M., from Pier
la south ve..
Through ;oeeaev ticket , avid and freight taken for all
Points in connection with the Georgia Central Railroad.
Agents at Siv. annuli— Him ter It G ronmell.
Will. L. ,JAMES, General Agent,
514 Smith Delaware avenue.
fen CHAS. E. DELKES. Freight Agent.
PHILAD.ELPIf IA AND SOU'i'liEff-Di
AIL FiTEA 11 P
'_AR. LINE
Frils
The etoanythip Pli,N LERr..I. th.ptain .1. Bennet%
Will leave. for the a b ove port on 'fltur,d, , v, oetoher
at F.' o'clock A. M., from Pier it South IVharv, , ,
Rills of Lading .igned at throe gti and reduced rates tc
all principal point, in 'North ear - Ain't.
Aleuts at Wilmin,rton-
VOL LES. (icucral Agent,
r. 14 South Dciaware avenue.
tub: CI:AS. E. 1 ?ILK ES, Freight .Igent.
RIOLIAIOND, AND NOR.
folk :.teron.liiri Line.
TilltULLiii AIR LINE TO THE SCUD
AND NVES,T. .
&tearosbipt leave eve ry SAT (.71t1TA 1( and IVEDNESD.IY,
at noon, from tiro vhei - f above Market etre-21.
'1'ilit01,;(ill RECEIPTS TO NEWEtEE.N.
Also,a II points in North and South Carolina via Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad, end to Lynchburg, Va., Tennes , me
and the 151st, via No: folk and South Side
Railroad, and Richmond and Danville Railroad.
4he regularity, safety arid cheapnees of thia route corn.
mend it to the .public as the most desirable medium for
carrying every de,cription of freight'
,-
No charge for cominiaelon, drayage, or any-experoe of
trrinsf er.
Steamthipa insure at lowest rates-
Freight received Daily, _ _
Wl.l. P. CLYDE & CO..
14 North and South NS - hatveu.
W. P.' PORTER, Agent et Richmond and City Point.
T. P. CROSS - ELL & CO., Agenti at Norfolk. ai,114
HAVANA STEAMERS.
•
SEMI-MONTHLY LINE.
The Steamships
HENDRICK ..... ...... ....Capt. Howes
STARS ANDSTRIPES .... . . .... .Capt. Holmes
These steamers will leave this port for .....a every
other Tuesday at F. A. M.
The stearnsnip STARS AND STRIPES, .tw,ster,
will sail 1 ,- ,r Havana on Tuesday uicruing, October 11th,
ate o'clock.
raaaaKe to Havana, $5O, currency.
No freight received after Saturday.
For freight or psisage, to
THOMAS WATTSON It SONS,
14) NortbeDelaware avenue.
NEW EXPRESS, LINE TO ALEXANDP.IA
Georgetown and Washlagton. D. C.. via
Chesapeake and Delaware CanaL_with, con.
nections at Alexandria from the most direct route for
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville, Dalton, and the
Sonthwe..
fitenmers leave reamlarly , from the fir - et wharf above
Market street, every Saturday at ;loon. •
Freight received deily.
liref, I'. CLYDE it CO.,
19 North and South Wharves.
J. B. DAVIDSON. Agent at Georgetown.
M. ELDRIDGE a CO., Agents at Alexandria. Vir.
glnia. apll4l
JAMES HAND, Agent,
104 Wall street, !sew York
DAILY LIP; E FOR BAL'FIMORE,
Via Chesapeake and 1)ela ware ()anal.
Philadelphia. and Baltimore liuion Steam.
boat Company, daily at ) o'clock P. M.
The Steamers of this line are now r lying retralnly
tween this port and Baltimore, Marine the eecond
wharf below Arch street daily at 2 o'clock P..M. (Sunday'
excepted.) •
Cturyiug all description of Freight 32 low as any other
Line.
Freight handled with great care, delivered promptly,
and MI warded to all points beyond the terminus free of
COM/11133i011.
Farticular 'attention paid to the transportation of all
denription of Merchandise, Horses, Carriages, ac., etc.
For further information, apply to
JOIIN D. RUOFF, Agent,
apl4.lYl No. Pi North Delaware avenue!
FOR NEW YOEK—SWIFTSCRT
Transportation Company—Despatch and
3wittmure Lines via Delaware and Rari
tan Canal. on and after the 15th of March, leaving daily at
12 N. and a P. DI, connecting with all Northern and Last.
em lice For freight, which will be ta,cen on accommo
dating terms, apply to WM. N. BAIRD et CO.,
mhl2.ly No. 132 South Diqal73.lll avenue.
. DELAWARE AND ULIESAPP ART STEAM
Tow-Boat Company.-13argei towed between
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Havre-de-Grace,
Delaware City and intermediate point..
WM. P. CLYDE di CO_ Agente. Capt. JOHN AUGIL
Supt, Office. 14 S. Wharree, Phila. apLtdelb
lONSIGNEES' NOTWE.—CONSIGNEES OF MEI:.
!kJ chandise per Amer. chip THOMAS HALM - ABB,
Strickland, master, from Liverpool. will please send time
penult- on board at Arch street wharf, or to the uflice of
the undersigned. The general order will be issued on
Friday. the :Nth bast., when all goods not permitted will
be sent to the public stores. PETEI: WRIGHT A;
SONS, Valuta. street. se2titf
CONSIGNEES. NOTICE.—CONSIGNEES OF MEM
chandise per Br. bark WAVELET., Britton, master.
trom Androssan, will please send their penults on board
at Pier ;. South Wharves, or to the (ace of the under
signed. The general order Will be issued on the 27th inst.,
when all goods not permitted will be sent to public stores.
WORKMAN b CO., 123 Walnut street. selti
CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.—CONSIGNEES OF .MER.
chandlee per Br. brig MARY, McCullough, master,
tronaLondon, will please send their permits ou board at
Pier South Wharves, or to the counting-room of the
undersigned. The general order will be issued . on Satur.
day, 14th inst., when all goods not Permitted will be sent
to public stores. WORKMAN d CO., 123 Walnut et. •sel4
STEADiSHIP SAXON, FROM 130STON.—Consignecal
of merchandise per above steamer will please mid for
their goods, now landing at Pine street wharf.
seturt HENRY WINSOR st CO.
TAR. S. SHINDLER, incceseor to JOHN 811INDLE11 a
tl SONS, Sail Atakora'. No. WO North Delaware avenue.
Philadelphia.
All work done in the boot manner and on the lowest aid
most favorable terms, and warranted to give perfect ions.
faction.
Particular attention given to repairing.
DitUGS.
TOIIN C. BAKER & CO. OFFER TO THE TRIBE—.
eJ C. L. Oil—New made. Just received.
Alcohol.--P5 per cent., in Minute.
Ipecac—Powdered, in f.t.i pound .boxes.
X pound bottlo, U. S. A.
Mean for Hoff's Malt Extract.
Agents for the manufacturer of a ouperlor article of
Rochelle *alta and ffeidlitz Mixture. -
JOHN C. BAKER at CO.,
Jes 718 Market stoat, Philadelphia.
BDEP.D.I.CDA AND GEORGIA ARROW ROOT. —THE
N ew trup--..weet, pure, and of danzling whiteness;
directly hen: the grower+.
at +taude,rd weight, and--guaranteed in fteshneet
and purity. 11.113311E1.1,, Apothecary,
ra!•1041 1410 ChMtuttt street.
'DOBBS BON'S PATENT IiARL'EI.' AND GROATS,
Bettathent oat meal, Bermuda Arrow "loot,
Uclatin,Taylor'a Ho 131, Popathic Cocoa, Cooper's.
Gelatin. sup ppm( to Retail Drogltte at loww+t pricer,
itOiiEET l3licin4AKEr. & yr niimmic 1.41 - oggi - Jn.
northern( corner Fourth and Race etrects
ElREscii RUSE WATER.—JUST RECEIVED, AN
U invoice of the Celebrated Mai triple (U stilled Rope,
'orange, Flower and Cherry Laurel Water. For eule hi
cans and bottles. ROBERT SHOEMAKER az CO., Whole•
pale Druggipts, northeast corner Fourth and Lace etreete.
next:cub:Ts, CONFECTIONERS AND PERFUMERS
1.1 aro 4licited to examine our Mock of mworior Etiett.
tial Oita, 3A SUNAIVIISOU'd Qil, Lemon aud Itergumot, M
imes Oil Aluiondll, Wintor'o Oil of Cittvuolta,
Oil o f peppmalut, I,avtuslor, Oritiattum,
Orange etc, ete. ROBERTISHOEMAKEIt
d0 , :,9•W N. E. tor. Fourth aud Race lib.,ladn.
PIANOS.
1131ANO TUNING.
JL The subBcriber, haring removed to Ltokon. had
transferred hid busineidd into the charge of Mr. 1). F.
Gaasz, who is experienced. and coninetent so a tallier and.
repairer. C. E. SARGENT.' Orders still received' at 97
Cheetuut street, or 1309 Pine street, eeBb.s.vr,4o'
715 - itDWAIRVED VI.I4A.itiNDS,-4110EOSM , filiN cam
11 Tamariuds ougar, loading and for nato try J. ( 1,
1tV*5111:11. Et CO., 10 tiouth Dela, WM:O tWOLL'IO.
AiI7I3TION 111. ALLEN
t i B, MYERS & GU.
ALICT/ONEERS, •
Nos, RN and 234 MARKET street corner of BANK.
LARGE. POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH. FRENCH,
• GERMAN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We will hold aln rge eale of Foreign a nd•Dotn estic Dry
Goods, by cn talogae, on FOUR MONTHS' CREDIT,
ON 'Eli SDAY MORNING,
f.te'cloCk..innbtociOgnbotitlM rackage`l.and_
Oct.:;,'
i.fi:tapie and fancy .irtielcs.
N. li.—Catalogue ready end goods arranged for CXIIIIII
- en the morning of Ellie.
LAROE PEREMPTOHY SALE OF FOREIGN AND
• DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
NOTlCE—lncluded in our Sale of THURSDAY,
October:;, Will be found in part the following—
B DOD E STICS.
ales bleached nntl brown Cottona and Drily. '
do all wool IVlilte and heavy Gray Army Blankets.
do do and Cotton Flannel), Sackings. &e.
do Kentucky Mixed and CoreetJentM, Padding&
do Blue Checks, Stripes, Denims. Ticks, Linings.
do Gingham Prints, I/claire:2, Wigans.
do lacakinge. Satineto, Tweedn. Coatings Cords.
LINEN 0001)8,
Cayce Brown and bleached Damasks, Table Clothe,
Napkins.
do Linen tilwetinge, 1:1111VaN, C1'1,,111. Diaper, 'lucks,
150 PIECES Sill It PING LINENS.
154) pieces 1.4 prase. bleached Shirting Linens, superior
po)de, hi all flzolitii!e.
ME1:1:11ANT TAILORS' GOODS.
Pieces Preach and English Black and. 111 Clothe,
Doeskins.
do Fancy Caadineren and Coating 4. Refines, Tricots. I
do EPltilll. MOFCOIVII... Whitney:l.
do Pefendoong, Chi ucbillio Seapkin,, I.oi)e d .
do BIL ynd Cord. Italians' and"r•atin do Chines. I
oNS VELVET VESTINGS.
A Intl line of iTlendid qua city extra rich and entirely
n, flyies UI 1.3 ot, Fancy Silk Velvet Vestlnge, Reit
landed.
ItKESS GOODS, SILKS A.ND sirAwLs.
I..:achinpres.lainty, Poplins.
rin 111 k and Cold Alpacas, 2.lolmire. eobtirgA,
31erinocs, S i sony Ginumnin, ar, e .
do Black and ( . 444 - wed Silke, Lyona Silk Velvet.
liroclic, Plaid \Voolom, Stdlst and Thiliet Shawls.
-
AISO—
Ar nv Itlonee, Hosiers - :tad Gloves. Zephyr (;00d..1,
'fravkding shirts. 31erino and Drawera,
St...rendk L. C. nod Silk Mitre., Alhambra and Mar
lialnioral and lion,, Skirts, White Goods,
Trinlininga, CC.
A full line L. U. lldkte., In all vrades of ';'; and
plain and lient.ditched.
A t lIJ d yatito NitilltliNALA and Victoria
A full lint. Wm .111 - Allot Shirt l'ront,,
t): , t TILIA.SDA
coeer London Black Italian elortr.., all itradt..
taut ert Aartrian Cl othe.
1 cm,: p I:laek Silk Collar Velvet-.
A lull lin.• nnporr.ol all wool Chinehillap.
A toll line liur.t Ungli:b and French Meltow.
LARGE POSITIVE SA I.E
ON FRIDAY MORMNO.
Oct. 4, td 11 ~, c lork., Iva] la; Hold. by catalogue, on Four:
310NT116' URI. 91T, about 2.tKl pi..cr,! of Ingrain, Vene
tia/I, Jj , t. Brunt,. l' ,, ttng , :nitl Rag Carpeting', which may
be examinil early on tho morning Lel Hate..
I.,ARGE PH1tI1 , 11"I'010( SALE OF ritExcit AND
OTHER 1:1 - in:(11'1:AN DItY (100D6,
()N MoN y
0,•(.. 7. at 10 1,1• C [0,1., will )4,1(1, cata,ot,p, on FOUR
',IVONTI.I) - P UHL I )10', atio..t ;i:;110),) From , ):, India. (I).r
,11. i 61111(1, C:lll.,P.Cinl. a full ite9ortnn.nt
6; I a bry and Stapi, rt.i-le•, in :ink-, IN'ooleDe,
nE and
N. 11.- flood- v!romu-gi for • mthiLaiii.n and catalogiv:e
0 , 1 IY Oil
MMMIM
95 carer Ene PALM LEAP FAr. , ;:3r..),.ind handles.
'IIIOMAS d SONS. Alif., - TI.I)N - LERB,
1 ,7 9, , ..L.1-1 and 11 . 1 Month P;l. l .ltyll fltreet.
sm,Es OF STOCKS ANT";REAL ESTAT[i
Saloe at the Philadelphia Exchange even
ur.fpAY„p.; 1t o'clock.
of each property tiLslled Enpxrp.V2l7.
addhim to iv Pirh ice pilbh,h, on tho S:'.tarday proviono
to each aale. out thomand catalogue.' in pamphlet form,
ritil34; fl7ll tir.ho of all the property to bo sold on
FDLLOV,"LiG TUESDAY, and n Lbt of Red Estate
at Private Sale,
gW Our Sale , are advertive3 in the following
newepaperz: NonTn AuFr.to.arr, Pnr.ag,latnerge„ LEGAL
Inrt.Lr.t:;enrn-l:, INGWIE , IL Any, EvEnitm BULLETI/L
EVYNiNG TFLLERAIGL DiMOOLAT,&n.
rr" Furniture SILL2O tit ttIG d.1.110101G Store EVERY
TUUitSDAY ;sit/It:NINO.
SALE 'OF MISUEELANEOES BOOKS FROM LIBRA
RIES, STATIONERY, SIDUVL ROOKS,
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Oct. 2, at tits: ato•tion,ql):,, e0131111f!IWing at 4 o'clock.
Lafg. , • Sale at Nhe.l29 and 141 South Fourth .treat.
11.1NNSO3IE: 'WALNUT FUItNITt.II:II. PIANO FOIZTE.
MIRRORS, ELEGANT VELVET. nnussELs AND
I MPEIHAL CA uprni_ eILANDEIALTs, FINE FEA
THER BEDS. I'I.ENCH .cc.,
ON TIII.7I:SDAY MORNING..
At t o'clock,
.at the. suiction mow, a verse \ tenAVe
r assortment of Furniture, including handaome Walnut
D,ltwing-rooni and Parlor Furniture, covered with Plualr,
; Broca:4:11 , . and I fair Cloth: handsome IValutit unit Maple
Chainber Forniture, ,un prior liimug-room, I.ihrary ana
()Mee Furniture. lioolmemi, Conntin:!-Itou-e lloake. gitpc.
! rior Extemden Table, , , Piano Forte, Mirrors, elegant Vel-
Ivet. lirm , selo, Imperial and oche- Carpets. China and
Gla,warV.line Feather Bede and beddin; Chandoliere,
Itefrigeratere. Cooking, (ta , Consuming and other Stover,
EnkLudin.a., beingth6 entire I'm Muir, , everal fand
i rem. red to Tile ,I.,re for cent% enience of sale.
N TUE ORPHANS' COURT FOR. THE CITY AND
I Connty of Philadelphia.—Estate of JOHN A.HOWELL;
6 deceased. The Auditor appointed by, the Court to audit.
I pLettle and adjuAt the account ot ANNA MARIA
1 HOWELL, ..TOLIN A. HOWELL. CHARLES HOWELX.
and WILLIAM 11. HOWELL, Adminwrators of. JOHA
1 A. fl OW ELL, nurtu and to report diAribution of thts
halance in the (midi of • the accountant, will meanie
waited interested for the purposo of hid appointment on
NtoNDAY,.tho 14th day to: October. D 1.30, 9 4 o'clock
. .: P. M., at hiA onice,Ne. 271,Svutb 1 ilthlstreet, in the city'
Saktio. 1465 Icuat-Atrect. - , -" - of Philadelplda. ecw-nim . ,f,fia'
syrEraort .11:RNITERE. PIANO, unANDu.i.ii:s, !
_______
3111:110R lIIHISSELS CAEPET:i, FINE • CHINA, 'THE:IN ORIWANS , COT FOR THE CITY AND
OIL PAlI. , :TINGS. we.
ON FRIDAY MORNING. : lIEPIIIritN, tlecca.ed.-- rho Auditor appointed by the
.
Oct. 11, at 10 o'clock. at No. 1405 hocnA erect, by cata- : Court to audit, nettle and adjuat the tirA account of .IOHN
logue.' the entire •fflperi n. Parlor, Hitting room and Chant. .1. SCHELLomrviviug Triuitee under the will of CHAS.
I r Furniture, 1:4 - , , e , , , , - ood Piano, I Schomacker; Fine NV:41E1111.'1;N, deeett,ed, and to report (lb tribution of tho
Dinner and 'lea China, Clw_. , and Plated Wa.re, ()kande- I balance in the hand 4 the accountant, will meet the
lure. Oil ll:dant:iv Fine Ilrit,,elA Carpete, Cantor Mat- partic. , intere,ted ler the purpo, of hip appointment. on
tine , . Fine Matr.::: , • , 4. lio&„tc, Turrith s. octoher Olin, I'o. at;/o'clock P. K., at his office.
ALL), the Kitchen Furniture, Retrigerator, te. No. 054Wtthrut tdreet, in the City of Philadelphia.
_ JOHN R. COLAHAN.
Auditor.
SALE 01' VAN - AI:LE LAW IipOKS
AFTI.ALNuO.N.
()et. 4, at tla• ciannieni•rfig at 4 in
cluding Stan., NVltarton. I
Yeati•., Surgeittit and Patsvla , Par,-oni'e
&Awl LC. •
At 1, stn, I ha. .
===El
lIANDSO ATE W ENET A:NT!! "ELD:
PHA: AIII{P')E., 11114,:C.1 SE. l'll NDA
LIELS. Il N 651:1.S .1 ND 01111,1: CM:-
PETS, MAT:: E : 4 S S, 6'1%
ON WED: \ ESDA
:Mi. at I. o'clock. k. 4-1...df.gn , .. at No. Il.d \Val
ntir, Furnitdr... ILlud,onte
\ \ ,Innt and two Large :Aid
Ell..;:ant 11.11 , 11 I'lat9 \\",,lnnt
11°,1:ca , 1 , 1'114 x (.11,1n1, , r
Yuan:ore. (Athntlalterti,
111 , 11.11:01,1 , •;;!, eapt..n Mut:
lint China and arc, Ilitelitu Ifurnittm.,
ilay be examined on the morning of r iiale, at 8 o'clock.
TO RENT—Sever:lA Onic - el:llarroony Conrt.
BY J. N. GUMMLY tk.: SONS,
A I:6TIONEEP6S
. _ NO [10: , I):ALS UT ytre.t.
. - .
Gs" Hold Reciilur Sales of _
I:EAL ESTATL. STOUP AND SECL7I:II.IES Al." 1. TIE
MIEMM=MMM
_
Q"`3;"of each ;qv i:sited separately.
OnP tlionieind copies pulili-ired rind Irv, ted, r,,n
talning full de:er;ption. of pie; ecf v to I,e Add. as. IL
1,:1111:t 1 list of property C<,ll 11l our Real Ertato Hi, •
sii-deo, and ourred at private Pale.
Vir - SA:6 advertked ;tli tho daily new;
papery.
SALE ON moNn.ky, OUT. 7,
\Viii
By ORDER OF Brick ,twe and
four Brit.', Dlvollingm, S. 1: c,11,,r of Twenty:fourth and
WahJut. -
N-. ::;ti ST—Thrvo.rtory Brick I)«oiling,
;vita Lou Ow tiling,. in Bic rear, running thr.Jugh to
Claim ,:troet.
REB-STORY BRICK D\N - ELLING. w ith back
building- and modern COW, aliened, No. 10:24 Vern,,n ,t.,
above tirou n
GEIZNIAN'fidIVIN- B , ,iirai)l.• Building Lot, \lart•nt or
IVilgilnAtrec-t and Wnodblin ,
DESIitAtILE, BUILDJNI LOT, coribir of Woodbine,
\ illow avento .
T HOMAS Itl m CII SON, A I . 4;TIONEERS AND
COM 3IISSION ERCHAIS,
N. , . 1110 cnusTN UT ,treat.
War Entrant , 1107 fiawoni street,
HOUSEHOLD I?ERNIVITE OP EVERY DESC;RIP
TION RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT.
SALES EVER I . FRIDAY IORNI,!;G.
Salty a Furniture AI Dwdliegi attvuded ti) on the most
seannalde tenw.
M=====
ANI) 5IV)NI)11ANI) 110156E110M) FURNI
'I`II:E. FINE CA111'1 , .:13. LOI)KING IIL.IBBES,
PIANO 1:01:11:6, FEEN(III C111.:)U,. cur uLAss.
Ac
ON FRIDAY MORNING.
At 9 o'clock, at thu auction store. No. 1110 Chestnut
street, will ho sold—
A larg, amiort wont of Superior Parlor, Chamber,
Dinil g -1.0)21k and library Furniture, from families declin
ing hoot- e'r:eciing.
FREN Cl I CfllNA GLASSWA I &c.
Alpo, Preach China Dander and Tea Sete,.,od+ or rich
Cut French China and Bohemian i,m, A
liM:4l. hina iiett of line Trave,
11• , .r. Handle TM do Cudery,
TOIL PRINCIPAL MONEY ESTABLISILMENT,S. I
1 corner Atueet. •
- - _
lone.y advanced on Merehandiec generally—Watcher,
.44.1 c (dry, I liamond:-, Gold and Silver !late, and on all arti
cle?. of for an,' tenet h of time :igrced on. •
WATC.I 1 A 1 ,4 1 ; .11 ;WI:LEY AT PRI VATE SALE.
1 - inc bold Hunting Cabe. Double Bottom end Open Face
Engll,l4, Atneric.in and Bwi.'e Patent Lever Watel. , ;
Fine (;old 11 Ca-c. mid Open Face Lepine Watclpy;
nu , Gold otter Vital:111."; JAM:
Cabe and 03 , en Fare English, APlerirall and SWi,4
PAVIA L(:`:01:11nd Leeine Rile Ca , e English
Quartier and other 11va telic44 •' Ladieb' raney Watche, ;
Dlamund ilreabtf , h-; Finger Rings: Ear Ring:; Studs.
k 4%; Fine Gold Chalu-4; Medallions: ) lraeolets ; Scarf Pins;
lireastrin , , Finger Rings; Pencil Caeca, and Jewelry
generally.
1011 BALE.—A large and valuable Fireproof Chest,
suitable for a Jou rim', Coq Oi 1. '
AI-Q, ILUN era! Loh- in South Camden, nith and Chebtnut
btreets.
PHILIP Fo ra, Aactionee'r.
MoiILILLLAND Oth, SUCCESSORS TO
PHILIP FORD 47. CO.. Auctioneers.
~tirlAf'.KJ ittroat.
SALE OF 19CO CASES Itc•OTS, SUOES, DitoGANB.
ON TIIU7t6I).A.IC
October .„0 commencing at h'eloci., we will cell by
catalogue. for ao,o: 1 . -Je c:cm.a..tion'a, Boys' and
,
Ah.o, a (le thal:h. , wkoittnene of 'Women's, Mime and
Olilldroc'e wear.
To which the :TeElhl att9ntion of the trade Is called.
J AMES FA:LEMAN, AUGTIONEEE,
No,
.14 AVALNUI' atreet.
tv , S..alt , No, 1:16 oi Seccnd
13.0USED:OLD e t:T S, VALPETS,IiEN
ON FRIDAY MOV.NIT.CG.
At 1(1 o'clock, wl.ll b teaid, kr.crdcz of thoMmicitgrator
of Churic,i 3tll.itCTl, d cosr d, c.t O. r. 24.; bkrt , ,, Second
Rttdet. tht/ retire Lic Ftutiltttro, Cart ati, :Kitchen
Uten,ib,
DWI, Lc c.fm - irinca cataloAled on the %Horning
cf
AYIB ILAIIVEYtAV_OITIOSE FA%
(Irsto with al. Theme's A oeue)•• • • •
Elva Vg,_ 421 WALtita etreet.
r,ctNirtitc„.E SALES at the Store EVERYWESDAY.
' 4te --" titiO l 4,4; .RESLP,E!NOIII3 will - reactive Particular
VALUABLE AIISCELLANE ENIIOUS 11001i#.
'11W1:,9 DA V . EVi(
At o'clock, valuablo Alinentlaueom Books, Welialhuot
curebec of early Await:Au icoul a private Lt
Wary. .
AUCTION SALES,
TZY B. SCOTT.-
SCOTT'S ART GALLERY. No. lON CHESTNUT.
street. Philadelphia.
NTTRACTIVEAALE OF MODERN OIL 'PAINTINGS.
Principally from the American Art Gallery, N. York
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
Oct. 2 and 8, at 7, 4 4 o'clock, at Scott's Art Gallery. MS
Chestnut street, about 185 M iJ)EIIN PAINTINGS, o
--varied-end--pleasing- subjects;-ail -elegantly-ynounted fra
-
rich gold leaf frames. Now open for a:tarn:nation wit&
descriptive catalogues. Sale without reserve.
N
L. ASELBRID_GE & CO., ALICTIONTE
No. 505 MARKET street. slave Efftb..
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETS, dff.
ON THURSDAY MORNING.
Oct. 3, at 11 o'clock, on a credit of three months, we
trill lull by catalogue, about 100 pieces of Ingrain, Vend.
flan, Cottage and Rag Carpets, to which the attentieu oe
city and country trade is called.
Open early on morning of sale for inspection. .
BY BABBITT & CO, AUCTIONEERS.CASH AUCTION HOUSE,
No. 230 MARKET etreet, corner of BANK street.
Cash advaneed , nsisorments without extra change.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TILE CITY AND
J. County of Philadelphia.—Estate of HENRY GRIM,
deceased.--The auditor appointed by the Court to audit.
settle And ad.ust the first and final account of DANIEL K.
GRIM, Executor of the last will and testament of HENRY
GRIM, deceased and to report distribution of the balances
. the bands of tire accountant, will meet the parties in
terested for the 'Melrose of his appointment, on Tuesday.
October Ifeth. Itai7, at 4 o'clock I'. M., at his Mike. No. fio
Noble street, in the city of Philadelphia.'
oc2-w,f,ma; THOS. COCHRAN. Auditor.
N THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR Ann
CITY AN.
County of Philadelphia—Estates of
ANN SCHIEVELY, deceased.
JOHN SCHIVELY. deceased.
WILLIAM 8C HIVELY. deceased.
Tnrot Estate of .JULY ANN SCH t FEW
Estate of JULY ANN SCHIYELY, deceased..
Tho Auditor appointed by the Court to audit. settle and
mihrst tiers coed and final account of GEORGE
_E.
,SCIIIVELIC. Administrator Ir. n, C. t. of the Estate
'of ANN 50111 VELY, deceased, the second and final se
count of UEOI:GE S. SC HIVELY, Administrator d. b. n.
0. t a. of JOHN ELY, deceased: the second and
final account of GEORGE S. SC lIIVELY, Adrairdstratec
d. b. n. c. t. a. of the Estate of WILLIAM BCHIYELY.
deceased, the second and final account of GEOR S.
SCH IV ELY, ::Tru dee - of •.1 tur, ANNA,CIIIVEI4
trad . i4 ,7 ' tlftf-' , :m1114 'WILLIAM. JOHN .'and` ANN'
SCIIIVFLY, deceased. and the first and" final account •
of GEORGE. 8. SCHIVELY, Executor of the Notate'
of JULY ANN SCHIVELY, deceased. and to
report distribution of the balance in the hands
of the necountant will meet all - the parties in interest in
the above named estates for the
. pr rrposes of his appoint
mouty on FRIDAY, the 11th day - ot October, A. 11). 1917, at
eleven o'cloek A. M., at hie office, No. 271 South Filth
street, in the city of Philadelphia.
JOSLPH A. CLAY,
sc2re.w.f,mst Auditet.'
'IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TuE CITY AND
1 County of Philadclphia.---E,tatt of :JOSEPH FISHglt.
decemed. The Auditor appointed by the Cwirt to audit,
settle and adjoFt the reparate account of WILLIAK E.
WI , ITMAN, kaq., Eyecutor of , the laet wilt and testa
ment of JOkiT:Pli F1S111:11, deceased, and to rf.port dis
tribution of the balance in the hands of the nec6antant,
will meet the parties lute; nted for the purpose of his ap
pointment. on ,Monday. ()ember Ith. A. D. ti 67. a+ thr , •••
o'clock P. M., at hie other, No. 1.•:.!, Soutlt 6ixth :,:rtet, ha
the city of Philadelphia
JOHN C. RED OM:FM% Auditor.
1N THE ORPHANS' COCET aTifi AN
1 County of Philadolphlit.--E2 01%10SE GvArrz.,
eca,cd. Tho Auditor appointed by the Court to audit,
...title and ndjti t the fourth account of I MR. 4.(3: ISIOdES
and II ENI: CRAM )NI), E . ,ecutor , of Coh filet Will awl
Thiment of .10SLP I I ORATZ, wood. And to report
di , tribution of the balance hi the hauls of the accountant.
ce ill 1)1( . 0 the portico intere,ted for the purpoFe3 of his AT).
' , ointment. on'lLutoday, the da of octoln.r. A. D.,
Pril, at 12 o'clock A. di., at hi- 'Alice, No. 2:1 South. Pitts
ft cot, inn the city of Philadelphia. "
JOgif:P.o A. CLAY.
!or.
-
fNTI I E: )11:T 111 , 't )31.M0N )11
'lts. and (:minty' of
I:, , l'ATT:.—The Auditor ,ppt,inted hr the IL!,' tut to Audit%
(-tth,t-ud j11:4 the tiin t , e.,i,nt ;10sEpit LOVER.
Tra.te , - of the Iteltuonz !Ante, under .1)d4'1.14 of
dvtt, , d ?lurch ::,) A.l).re. , ortied
in the Recorder'.4 0111 c.•
' Plitholelph ( a, in Dl9ll Beok T.
,
11. S 7•4, mat ::50. and to report dlatrit,ution of
tu the hand: , .of aecountant, n Ili meet
the partio:4 intere..ted. for the purpo-e4 of Ilia appoint
went. on 'lut...day. the 1,3 t It day 0.-t”her, A. 1). 1 , ...+67, at
11 o( loc:i A. vt No. 3iri t+outh Third ~ t reet,
in the city 0: Philadelphia.
IIDiVAI:D M. I'ANSON.
Auditor.
IN COURT (4' COMMON PLEAS FOR THE
(1111 y and County of Ph”odelphir.. —LANSDOWN
TATL.---The Auditor appointed by the Court. to audit.
nettle and adhl4 the tir.(t account of .lomeplt S. Lovering.
Triwtee.4 the LaiHdown E,tate, mid& Deeds of Trubt,
doted Nov.oub , r 91, and November • I ', A. D.1.81...1; recorded
in the f(ecorder'a Office, at Philadelphia, in Deed Book
T. IL. N... 120, 12agom la 3 and NI, and to report diatri tuition
of the bolonee in the handg of the accountant, will meet
the parties int. e, , ted for the pi 1p0 ,, •4 of 111.4 APPoifitmeut
4 ,13}% tho"lsth dcv of t (, toher, 1-4;7, at 11 o'clock. A.
at hi,. „nice, No.2(fd out.lL Third atr, , et, in the city of
Philadelphia. EDWARD M.. PARSON,
• Auditor:
m wst!
IN Till': 01:1'11,1-N. , run 'IIIE CITY
smalty of l'hilacielphia.—Citato of ;IA(:08 - J.
-Node, lierchv hivru thP.t tlru
widow of :raid der-edont It.+ tiliAl in an Inven
tfiry Anprobcnitut of 0.-rtonal bcopertv. of Enid
E. , fa.te, to fit.. value of 25 with' her Petition
ollowt i4nuc, unSur tho Act of 11.E... 0 :ab1y of
13th April. ¶.31, nt,d the Snppleinent thecoto, mid that tilt:
mute will be Owl:Gun on Saturday, l'Aft
UC
ttbcr, LUIlt . !• e::cuptious he filed tlirroo.
ma f 't'
I, I ASTERN DISTRICT or IENNSYLI - A.lil—itsi
BANKitui"ruy.
A p pni LA 111, I I'lll A, the Wit day of St!ptismla.-1, D.„
la• d hereby give. notioe•,.l hi- appoint
n•tit A-Agnee WIL LIAM
. JENKS, of ttor City
and County of Philadelphia, and State 01 Pounylyauia.
within tcl to bio+ burn adjudged a Bankrupt
upon 4.4 own petition, the Dii.triet Court oi maid
Wet. 11110. SERGI:ANT, A , ..Agnee,
52.0 South Fourth street.
'I2SI:ATI: Oi' JOHN Mt:HAMM, DECEASED.
ill ter-. of admini-t.•.ltlon cum to.tainento annoxo upon
the ekate .1011 N EDAM IiDS. deceased, haying been
granted to the nniler,isnod, all repons indebted to said
estate will make payment, and those having claims
pro , llo them to ANNA E. Adminis
tratrix. 451 North Eighth street, or to her Attorney TtioB.
Noble stet,t. ' aula.w,6t
- - -
ELLEN o,C.ALLA, DECEASED.--LET
-1'.4 ter= 'rekaineutarr - upon the Ekate of ELLEN , AIgt
k 'ALLA, having granted to the under
signed, :ill per,mn.i ind lded to said Estate will make pay
nomt. and those Navin:: claims will present them to
MoCALLA, E.-teemor. •itl4 Chestnut street, or
hi- Attorn..y, JOIN pi Walnut et. ee24
INC ISFJ , Ni
RAVING
CAE is
NVIGGIN, ileceae,d, all psusons indebted to
tle el,lllO will make pi - meat, mid Itio.m having clams
prcsent teem to AL:CdlSrus BoYD, Administrator. at
the National E ., ...eiMm4 , :ten',.
sell w tits
iA AVE tIF GEOT:(;T: W. Sittlt I)I•NCEASED.-
-E. t•ore.otti indebtod t this Estate ivfll
mak.) vavmout, and the.) , e, Inwing itgaivat the same
Zvill pre-:out them without dolny to SAIO.II E. STRIUK-
El t, Adniinist:atra, stroet. au.4B-w6't•
Ntitle, IRON, &O.
PHILADELPICIA ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.—
awlEnT Wool) l;0„
IM:.ry!ft, virtirs of
CAST, WWI ., iIT AND WIRE RAILINGS, •
GARDEN AND ( E ET RY ADORNMENTS,
FOL - N TA I NS. VASES, STATUARY &a,
V E 1:1N1 SETTEES, STABLE FITTiNGS,
RIDGE AVEN I :D.
P HILADELPHIA,
ROBERT WOOD,
. _
i Lavine fitted up our Foundry with ' , pedal reference to
tho Lebow elas. ex Woriz,wo lure now prepared to fill with
promptllex,‘ all , Irdcra 1 , ,r Bronzo Cluiting3 of every de
:,eription, to which thc ~ t il), - ,..ribent would most. 'mpact
c Lilly call the ILttenti.o of th 9 eublir,as oleo to their varied
end exteloivo esrornneet ot
I 11:N... VMENTAI, IRON GOODS,
Do. laree,t to be tound filth:: - United State, , .
ROBERT ..WOOD ,t co+4,‘
,19-110
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N 1 ALP t iacture I Bah and Pco.„ite c steala liuviucq. far
Laud, ltiVer and Service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Taulti, Iron Boat-, &c.
Castings of all ~•1 tiler iron or hnt
Iron Fraino Roofs for Gas Work?, Workshops and Rail
road Station, , ,
I:ctorts and that Machinery, of the latest and most In.
proved coustruer len.
Ivory description of Plantation 3inclirnivy, and Sursari.
Saw and Grist Mina V•tciiirin Pow, OPtill Sterna Trall34
Itriactatoru, Ellgth e ' ,
Sole Agents for N. liiileoV'd raiellt Sugar Bolliug'Appa
ratuA, Nesioyth's ratant Hammer and iksyinarap
a.: Woolsey's I 'taunt Co' tril- " "l6ll4"rDildtalig 'slacitkcie:
ill B. MURRILL ,
k_A Thaeltarg, No 71tt Cliegtuut street; manufacturcno of
'Mut aggertuteUt Of Qua
6. I. , ixtures,l „ v ,p,. n ue., ttic.woutd. cull the attentkinot
: 1 4:;, : 1 4, 1 41 1 t i • c e .. t 5 , 0 t 1 1 :(1. i,r et. u t u tr ' m ? k u etf 4e , 1 :t;e. They &hob:tin:4lkb
apcs bite 11113 tklbite fili t l,gtLeutr
to e teudiug, ulterlug out repairiug 6aa pipet.. All work
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flrnzitteH l oigger r . ” 141?, Man and In of C
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cr 171111)Elf ONT.; 13(10'1'011 AUG
noel: brand, in ,etoro and for Bale in lots to bulk Ittc— E
El: WRIGHT & BON% 115 Walnut ntreet. ,
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TAMES & LIM lIIVITE TIIE. ATTENMON OF=t,
e.P friends and others to their largo and choke alli
of COATINUS.
Duiroll Beavers.
. Outer Beavers.
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. Chinchilta Beavers.
- , ,h,e‘ quiniana heavers, ,
Black Doeskins,
Fancy Cl . tsaimeiei. - ' ,
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SAW:tette. Cot*. .
Re.averteene4
At wholesale and retail, by JAMES & EE.
tie. 11 North eecoua et., Shoa of the GoldetrLatub.
JOAN G. JOIIN6GN.
Attorney for Petitioner.
TILOS. S. ROOT