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mess-Copy of a • • • ,,,r \
„rit by
Direr. D. ltaassig, al t f' . p , on
!gourd IL S. Steamer y/ateialtre, Sialk of
Charles llanssig, fibaKi lt,q, ~
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(From the St. /ja . ,,,.. Molar*, - ' % '
UNITED STATES 'STEAMED' WATEMIIi,
ST/WMED NEAR Anion, Aug. 21, 1868.--
Dear Parents : How to describe the teal
-Me change . which:occurred. here in, a , feW,
hours,tay ruoments, on the 13th of this
31twilth,Illa taidgitetVielbilittfiir Me . 10 : ae
complisb; yet knowing how analouti, you
mustbe,: I have taken . -the earliest - OPPortu
nity of. ilopagg - ootta 1 ispms or ) th Iventa.
About ti , "o'cloer on We 111th
. We exp erienced
a shock ()Tim' earthquake,' atelingragedmii •
low rumbhvg-rictise.-a-,TheAkeeknt first was
very gentle, Boas:barely-to make the ship
tremble, but gradually karats:id Iso,ithat we
Were soon. in Violent ,Commotion. Upon
a tite
rushing on . deck, : "'We ~'-`l* ' f• great
masses of 'the 'llloricr,s , , (a; i l'it cliff
which protects ihe' i toWA„troni.,, tk Southl•
'west Muds which generally Mow here); then
the houses began to shake :andtremble, the
people to flee towards the hills and the plaza
to escape behik buried' artitnigetlthe ruins of
the houses. The shoeltlaUWA about ten (i.o)
minutes, and deitroYedrrabofiC, lone -half of
the town. Tltesr.,a then`slightly receded, but
in a few minutest, again: rushed in with hat
Pens° velonityv . its -course :.being,along the
beach. It carried everything • .befdre it, and
being accompanied.withp othershuck more
violent than, the firsVene, every house in
Arica but two, were either ',washed away by
the sea or shaken to'ftie genial AY the shocki
A. great many .ofr the ' • people , had crowded
in front of' the . citstoml house; and on the
Kole, and some itixty'of them' are Supposed
to have been c arried' -a*tcy i by the currentl
which totally submerged the pile, for, upon
the scia'recitiiitg; neither-their nor the least
sign of the Nola were, to be seen. , Immedi.
ateTy after the second; shock, man' crying for
help.was seen upon ' a' mass a :
of earth and
weeds; drifting by us, being: Carried along by
the current, 'which:was ' running
,with great
stiviftnesa. Immediately.after the first shoCki
all the boats were 16Wered and one of them,
. the first otter, wakmanned.,,,; fpon hearing
the cries of the;man on the float, hir.,Stuyor
sant asked for an officer to go in the first out}
, ter;,so I volunteered, and as soon as the boat
,-could be hauled alongside, or rather under
.!lier Stern, I let myself down into her, cast off,
- and . letting go the , painter,. pulled in the
, direction from which the voice was heardt
but by this time he was far beyond • the '
reach of Our aid, and the Sea receding again
With great violence, we barely escaped being
carried to sea; fortunately we brought, up •
close alongside the Wateree again and a lope
'thrown to us was made• fast to our bows; i
The scene now was fearful; the town , of '
'Motto enveloped in smoke and dust, for the
henget; falling down had'started three or four
Ares'in the different portions of town. , The
swiftness of the current had,carried us about
a mile to the north and east of our anchorage;
a brig in shore of us went on the rocks, and a
1' bark with American colors was on her beam
• ends. The sea always'came in from the
-', South and West and went out' from, the
,North. ,and East; during , part of the time
a,_ strong breeze bleW froth the South and
Nest also., The Fredonia t end the Peruvian
:•,corvette "America" until,then had still; held
their groind. , An English bark, the Mauer
cillo; was Ming dragged in , the same diree r •
' Lion , as we. The , sky was overcast, so that
, at six it was perfectlY dark.. The ship had
tow two anchors down, with abont lop
fathoms (600 feet) to each Chain. The chain
of the Chinnireillo rushed out With such
speed as to strike great flashes of fire in pass.
ang through her , hawse pipes; the sea came
ini in immense waves, so that in the cutter(
for I was still hanging to the stern of thi
throwateree by the rope that had been thro
us, the spray wet ns completely and
rocked so violently as to endanger the eq at
libritun of the boat. Violent shocks were felt
every few minutes, keeping everything in
commotion. The sea was covered with the
debris of the wreck—houses, railroad cars
'and tracks, boats, men, dogs, trees, logs, &c.,
'were rapidly carried past 118, first one way
and then the other. The boats made fast to
the ship had great difficulty in keeping clear
of the driftwood. About half-past six F, M.,
the rope which had held my boat to the ship
broke, casting us adrift for a few seconds. I
isms in great uncertainty whether to go to sea,
make for the "Fredonia" or for the "Ame
rica.•' The waves and currents decided for
the America, so that with all our might and
main we pulled for her. I refidered willing
hands to the stroke oarsmen in order to
make sure that all bands kept one stroke,
for if any had failed we would immediately
have been drowned. I never pulled so
hard in all my life ; and, although it could
not have been more than two or three min
utes before we were under the stern of the
America, I had but little breath left in me to
go through my adventures. The Peruvians
cast us a small line, which, with our oat's
pulling, kept us pretty close under her stern.
The Helen was of little use, as the sea was
now in such a ferment that it was impossi
ble to tell from where the current did not
come. The Peruvians then threw us another
line, which we made fast, and then seeing it
VBB impossible for the boat to live in such a
sea, I ordered the men to climb up, which
= they did as rapidly as possible. We had a
good deal of slack rope, and the sea
Would sometimes bring us close under the
America's counter and then would tauten out
the line to its full extent. As we always came
alongside with a thump,we soon sprung some
of the planks; the boat was half full of water,
the line was taut, and there were still three
men in the boat-beside-myself.- 'Tor God's
sake, give way," I cried, and with four oars
out, we pulled with all our might. The Pe
ruvians had another line out for us which
two o the'men grabbed,leaying the coxswain
mad myself in the boat, which brought up
against the America's side with such violence
,as to fill the boat immediately. The cox
swain and I had barely time to catch
the rope bolding the boat, ere it parted be
neath our feet, leaving us suspended between
wind and water,the coxswain above me about
eight feet; owing to the want of presence and
mind on the part of the Peruvians, the rope
was not hauled up as rapidly nor, as steadily
as it ought to have been, so that we were
three times lowered into the water; which
was rushing past us at the rate of eight or
ten knots per hour. I managed to get one
of my feet around the rope, and so held on
very securely, although I had fears that the
rope might chafe on the deck,, when I would
inevitably have been drowned. They finally
hauled us half-way up, let doWn another line,
and , some of my men catching hold, we were
soon safely landed on deck: We had hardly
touched deck ere I heard a dull sound, - felt
the vessel shake, and knew we were aground
all this while the vessel was, rolling fear
. fully: the crew of the America were
crazy with liquor and clamoring for more, in
• ..fact both vessel and crew were unmanageable.
,‘ '•-• The captain had been drowned a few mo-
I/stoma before I came on board, and the First
%ietiteriant, could not make his voice heard
'iltg#:the - Mar of the waves and - the - "Wralling
1.80:v60g gilds crew, until he finally gave
t it pp buleepair and wept. Having recovered
/128034brestbilliescended from the poop t o the
wpaf.ileolv on the' starboard (right hand side);
' ' l, hula WaYe sweeping the ship, took me first
against tibeelfiriliulwarkS, barely escaping: a
port, then against the cabin bulk head, with
THE`DAILYs EWING BULLETIN—PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 23,1868;
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:. . violence : I , • -„ , ; , 1,d hardly stall , ilif
t ,••• e arent . . .06- 0 •. . ~,.. •8 , being
lir ' m f b ' 'a '- ' • `' , it” "
.. , d - then- ~,, me 9. ~ : . .t•I et tctee•
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... eit :..1 ,•; );,..**01 8 :. a ti,• .„ •,j,
,mirime ,
Ito go aloft Ant ' 'alihnefbatrisktveso inlheltip.
The ship was very much canted to port, so
we all crowded together to starboard. Sh
righted, however, and being steady for a few
Minutes,' I noticed' that her rigging was wire,
and so strong that it would be sure to hold,
so I concluded we had better go below again.
_As 0011 as we reached the dec - k - ..the chief en
gineer came to me, begging me . to go with
some of my men into the fire-room as the t
;was oneaftheengineera-jointed between the
boilers, and that Ihe Aran
.M were..scattered eve
tife
rywhere'ironnd .tit , i(ibm: -- Much as
would have like& to have done - so; it - twits to;
:dangerous said.foblhardyto'r anyone to halt;
gone ,belettv Orkitielf an etratik tto 'that I had
to refiiim. • Allthiri'ithiki Otki shiO,Watf - drift
rPg
Ah I ' 4. 4l' l o, l *ft, th3444.K, w and N.unPin!
1 ,alonz the bettorn.7g, 1104 was still burning i t
I , the warciTrocah., and : , fearing -explosion, 4k
1 Chief Engineer asked me to go down by a.rop t
t to put it out: Althoug'h'l tild not like the job,
especially.hs . , ' there was ;quite a nuniber o '
Pettiviim (girders iniiiiicia. around me, still,
:for L io:oit.;Safety, 4 , Went down, but could
„lint *eh' thq limp, as theydid, net give in.
letpdenough, and the sea breaking in at ,that
moment, i extinguished it.' Our lives
were: , not :worth •a farthing ' at thi...
time:''The' ones' of ': the crew were' dread ,
'fill. • The lights Of the' Wateree Were in sight,
anti the yells with Which she was hailed by th:
iltnnken anti of the America we're such tha•
even now they ring im my ears, filling me with
madness, for II knew that they • were useless;
that all therWatereelebdats had 'been wet) ,
two; and even had she hid • 'heats, , the sea,
Wl:lo4v° EuVallOwed' them"up. SOcinafter,
the went bYlhe board , and Abe ma 1
,tOpmast followed; fearing ,that the mLaze;
would 'go also, the boat's crew and Ibuddlet
together on the poop 'deck, holding on to the
backstays., I fortunately foundh small piece
of' rope, ivhatis called rattling stall; wit'
Which - I lashed Myself to
,the',•„royal backstaY
The ship was canted tO., starbOard,.so,we al
kept to' port. We were now hard aground
yet thet- sea continually swept .UEl'. for ,
and `'aft. I now began to ' feel'' pretty
secure, as unless the'sea rotie again; which I
did:not think, the ship, would *main whet :
she was all right; being an extraordinarily
strong one. Suddenly . the seareceded,and wt
were.left without an inch of water under us.
After discovering that the' sand was hard, all
of the boat's crew but two' left the ship wit
me, We formed in twn,ranks,grasped hands
ac as,to haul up the 'atumblers and , helo tit ,
,wealr, Mid then ran for dear life, for the sea
was coming . in again, fortunately not wit,
treat velocity, sQ that , we reached dry lan 1,, ,
after a run of about 'a half mile. A. tramp o
about four miles brought. us to , A.rica, where;
(thee hills; I found Captain Giibbs and'Daty
and Several others, of our
~, officers ,; , were
therawaiting for newe of their ships, ant
aiding' the wounded. Mrs. Johnson,the wif•
::of 'Lieutenant Commander M. "L. , Johnson;
was killed by the first shock. •Her deatlywatt
instantaneous. She was verYinueli, liked by
us, and'had intended "to . go home' in a mont •
or two. The next morning I re - turned to tilt
Wateree, and fOuittriter about 500 yards fro ti
high Water•matit'p and 12.,feet•above;thdleve
•-of the /sea: :. Tohe tidal , wavei by= measurement
'was 42 feeIILIW: ',pi* ' been ' card 'atilgor:
every day Eitandi4 watch, kith apping mules
fi?' ttingwiiter and burying the tAtla(r. All o
e FreSipilia'S crow i mp float except Captain;
Doctor Paynin, and two of the crew vibe
were washed aandre alive., • I've written thi:
by the eamp-fire and'have not time to revis t
or correct it. The America ié right'ahead of
us, near the water's' .edge. The bark Chauar
,cillo is a Complete wreck. A little off our
starboard bow the Fredonia and another bark
have been so completely broken up that ther
is hardly a plank left to show where they were
cast ashore. A brig is upright about half-way
between here and Arica; every vessel in the
harbor was cast ashore. I have no idea wha
they will do with us.
August 22d.—The Kearsarge and Nyac:
are in the harbor; have not yet heard from
them.
Hoping that you have not undergone any
anxiety about me, I remain your affectionate
8011 2 EMS'. D. TA.USSIG.
NABBY.
Mr. Nasby and His Friends in Humble
limitation of flosecrans and Lee,
Write a. Letter to 'he People of the
North, taring their Idea. of What UM
booth Ought to Have.
tFrom the Toledo Blade.l
POST OFFIS,CONFEDRIT X ROADS,(WiCh Is in the
State nv Kentucky), Sept. 1, 1868.—Yesterday
afternoon at precisely 3 P. M., a stranger nv pre
possessin appearance hove in site lay the Poet.
Offis. Wat I mean by "prepossessin appearance"
is he hed on a paper collar with hed only been
turned wunet.
"le Mr. Nasby in?" sed he, "But why do I ask
so stoopid a question? Reveal I a suffistient
knowledge uv human nacher to read humanity
ez its set forth in the human face divine, and
don't Iknow that there ain't but one Nasby? Kin
I mistake it? Doth any other man carry that
Websterian front?• Bath any other man that
eagle nose? That eagle lips? Hath—"
"That'll do," remark't I, in alarm, for he wus
nersimmum above me., "Draw it mild, my
gushing friend, for I can't lend you a dollar if It
wus to save you."
"Yoor mistaken," he did reply, "I don't want
to horror. I ain't on that lay at present. I want
informashun. I come to yoo, sir,as the Perfesser
of Bibilkle Literatoor in the Southern Military
and Classikle Institoot—ez one who seeks in
classic, groves, that peace not to be found in the
busslin World ontside—informashen as to the
condishen of the South, her wants and:txpecta.
sliens,which I perpose to spread before - my feller
citizens of Weeny. I come, sir, try my own ac
cord: My.llllBhttit is a private ono, and undertaken
solely for the public good. I wuz a Commissary
in the Fedral sends, and. I hey a brother
who wnz not altogether "undonneeted with the
sutlerin department. That brother is' runnin for
Sheriff on the Democratic ticket; the Abllslin
candidate for the same oils bein the Kernel qv
his regiment, who prokoored our 'dismissal for
Wain trregularities in accounts and also fur wat
he wuz pleased to term swindlin the soljers. Wat
I want is slob a statement uy the fealins uv the
people uv the Sout.liez will set at rest the slan
ders - the Abliehniste is eirsulatin regardin goo,
with I will publish on my return. I am actoo
ated, ez yoo see, byno personal motives. Speck."
"My deer sir." returned I, "I approve uv yoor
miebun, and, permit me to say, yoo hey come to
the rite shop.,., But I will put my anser is ritin
and hev it, signed by the leedin ettizPres hire, that
rte authenticity may not be doubted."
I, therefore, sot down and wrote, and when I
hed finished, I sent out and got signatoors to the
follerin document:.
Cavrtm—We perpoee in this to give you a
candid statement uy wat we believe to be the pre
vailin sentiments nv the gcmthern pcople on vari
ous subjix. Wat evercipirliohe may hey pre
valed in the past, on the matter uv Afrikin
slavery or the rite nv a State'to secede from,
the Yoonlon ' we bleeve we express the judg:
ment uv the Corners when Wer , declare that we
count em settled by the war, and ,we intend p
abide by that decision. , When we had been
licked out uv our emote, and' our arms
vim twisted out ov our hands, and
when voo laid em 'down, we cheerfully give
over our efforts at secession and sought to
resume our posishen in the Geveringent...ln the
spirit of magnanimity we permitted the_abeirtiOn
uv hlavery by Legislachers in the eliickshert Of
which we had no part, ez well ez tevernt_otl(er,
games of that sort, not worth while to enoomen
rate. Bed our ackshen bin.met. in a ;spirit uv
corjality, all would hey bin lovely. Tim peopp,
,ny the South entertain no Wine, ny, hostility,
toward the Government, but they complainhat
their mites under the Constooshen, which they
exceptin
g -
,1 1 - Wn to bust it, hail
, ea %bat the
,10,the nigger and wt
Alittlinwer Is absurd.
t, and we heir
4 .$ 1 hood to look Ili
ported cat o'r
nigger dorge whirl
these's were Insider
'They were blood u\
flesh. No Southern
children ceptin wht,, Or
bed more niggers a _ _____ __.. feel
the same toward cm. Es- no l iTooTBttnthern
gentleman will ever work "sildelite otrn'hinds.
without their labor the lands nv the South
wouldn't perdoose to,any
,altircein extent. The
races ere; hi,,k,hlt fiectlissitryitke e s4 , 6lkoqPnettye ,
lerly'ttitta. There milk beivireaun 'el 'Well ez
twin in this world,and sit long= we do the eatin-
We are,wlliin they, eb,eldo . thq ftweatin., In Ode
way we kib Adjust the lit .,,,tlie two vaaes
on a' basin' tIY smut Taii ' 4:4•.•,zvgiv'en-wat
ir
..
we bed before, iidopilibi $ 000. 11. • , deny,
we diet tiect tbe niggetii i 2 ,ktp .1 , . "ferbeer
ance'and jostle II IC tuelrY . hey haver
bin ilisfranehiaod, d tit if* het ntiter bed at
vote and here the
~e tinizi t het pips tryklnd-
Did wich—" • ' ' " 1 . , !
' Al ' IldeV4it nv, reariln document, the! an inter •
rupshen okkurd. ' Thet,witt a ' yell en ell ' itreet,
and we ' all/lashed id the 46010 , see; 'Wet It inn
about. It wuz a mere nothin—utiilt down," Bed
I, "Its flotilla, 'A,,nigger and IV load uv Vvaterl
311e/orks , * ,He prObably refUedllci give 'credit tar
bite ittelons, end—thundex, he ts dOwrn, end the in-!
digneht poplins le goin ter hint.' Here comet his
wife with hei the corners after her! 'Down she
goes=-that st un wuz well thinWa I, ' Sal the Ilig 4
,ger'strilies;tlie ban wet - WT.6lyd the rock with
knoekt hls"wife down. Thalkeelehig fate! , Good-,
bye, nigger l' See how geuteellythei2 the rope
aud how elegantly he swinge:'',Etieb y'll lie all
mouldy in the ground; but, his Sole (ef the Frog'
'nathous races hey soles) will go marchiii on."
"But," asked the Injianian, "now ' that the
mother"s brains is knect out, aim the father's
hung, yvat'il the children ,do ,y/folt I' see a cryin
over the corpse?" -.. ~ • , , ,
over
nothin to nil. They aro'lu an abnormal
condishen, and they must suffer for the , sins ny
the/ . father Ham, with lookt at Noer when he wuz
drunk. Hed that nigger' ben content to have
lived ez Gbd and Nacher Intended him' to hey
lived,-all wood hey ben, well._ But he mast b
free, forsooth, and this is the result. He mus t i
try to control his own , acksbeas,,Torgettin = that
there is a nateral antagonism. atween the Can
cashon and Afrikiu races, wich kin „ouly result in
such eonflicks ez you hey With - Ist. ^ -- Yon hey seen
4,EPecinloo , ox the feelin,that,perysies, vher the
nigger is free--wat must it, .be Turther South
where the black; cusses vote? ,But to resoom:"
"The,Southern people, in our opinion, regard
the questions uv slavery and secession ez nettled
by the war, and they hey no ' incl ination to try
em over agin. Slavery is ; dead ; ez. Joins' Ceeser
—the nigger Is a free man, and he'll, be so fore
ever. All the whites ask is, that ' they shall con
trol em. They insist, and justly, so, that they
slid hey the right to manage the inferior race.
They want, and will hey the right, to fix ther
wages, their genre nv labor, their out
goins and in tocsins. ,UY s.ourse the
Southern idea muse be carried tint. There
must be no such nonsense ez 'skools
among em, for wat doea a labrer want ,nv that
learnin with half uv us, his sooperiors, havn't
got? Neither must they owniand, for that wood
onfit em from dischargfn titer netyral,servis. But
the power must be in , our hands. ;..The people nv
the South earnestly desire peace, but her people
Jeel that they can't proaper so long 4i.COntrOl is
in the hand,/ nv the eingers and the few carpet
baggere which hey invaded us, The South will
never be proeperove ao long ez. the mass of the
men representin her Intelligence are 'disfran
chised; so longez--" , , ,
Here vvniz another interrupshen. 'Witiatie, Par
son," sang ont,lstutker Gavitt'e little, brother, a
sweet lad UV nine, 'milting out hie tohnece 'so ez
to permit him to speak distinetly, "Issaker wants
yoo to come over and read for , him, ~ letter with
ke hez list got." ~
"Tell Issaker, sonny, that I heyn't. time • pet
,now. „Run, up toward the Ablialien mishun
stool and get any nigger Rid, : wick ; „may be
standing there, •and she will read it for you.” To
resoom:
"Understand! We don't want to deprive the
nigger try the ballot heeoz we hate him, but solely
becoz we do not beleeve he her, the Intelligence tb
make him, a safe depository uv polltikle, power.
He wood inevitably become the victim nv dema
gogues, the very thot uv with makes me shudder.
Wood John Morrissey or Fernando Wood accept
a seat in Congress nv such a consiltooency? tIo
ask their Jim iligeut supporters wat they think
about it! It is for them we plead. The very idea
uv bringin them to the level tit , the nigger is ab
horrent. _ _
• - •
"Ez for secession we hey given that no also. We
can't be expected to relinquish our grate princi
ple fly States rites, nor kin we giv over the rite of
withdrawel from a government which don't soot
ns. I3v course we shel not attempt withdrawal
ez long ez Abolishnists control the bayonets., for
we ain't strong enough. But shood we decide to
withdraw, and coercion be attempted, we shel ay
coarse resist. But we won't do it—probably. The
organizations in the South, which is interspersed
with muskies and Bleb, is simply for self protec
tion agin niegers and Northern whites.
"In conclooshen, we wish yoo to ashoor the
people of Injianny, that all we want peece,
ofils, and a general restorashen uv things, and
that we aint et all 'partikeler oz to terms. We
demand, as a konkered people, the abrogashen
uv all the constitutooshnel amendments adopted
since the close uv the late onpleasantnis, and
the reinstatement UV the "South with all her
rites. The Government, ez a act uv concilia
slim, must releeve the Confedrit soljer nv
disfranchisement, and to wunst take votes
Out of the bands nv the niggers who irritated us
by llghtin agin us when we wtiz in trubble, and
redoose em, not to slavery, but to watover con
trol, we in'our wisdom shel deem necessary for
titer safety, and well-bein, and onrn. Do, this,and
we will obey wat laws remain wick are not op
pressive, and treat the niggers with genooine
Kentucky humanity. We waheself-government,
not only uv ouredyeb, but_ others—we want
peace and we want our old seats in Congress.
Do this and all will be well."
Respectfully,
,PrritoLumw V. MUSIC, P. M.
(Wick is Postmaster.)
his
HUGH X MCPELTER
mark
ELNATHAN POGRAH.
his
ISSAHER X GAVITT.
mark
Ms
G. W. X BASCOM.
mark
The .Ca tin went away with this ,doettment
feelin good. So good indeed did he feel that he
lent me twelve ; dollars andtwecp - cents— r twenty
cents before takin three nips 'itt BascOm's and
twelve dollars after. I hope no, other Southern
man will take up this idea. •
PETROLEUM V. NABl3lr,
(Wich is Postmaster.)
P. 5.—1 hey heerd from Maine. I'm'sick. Das.
corn sez its all rite—that the Dimoc,rate didn't
vote so ez to inflame their brethren nv Noo
York, But rd rather they'd hey done it.
P. N.
LArAyETTE COLLEGE —The forty-third annual
term of Lafayette College began on Wednesday
with seventy-one new students. Twenty-eight
elect to pursue the studies of Chemistry, Engi
neering and Mining in the Scientific Course, en
dowed by Mr. Pardee. In addition to the seven
teen professors and tutors'regularly belonging,
to the faculty, - Messrs. Charles Mclntire, B. S.
and Abram Paschal Garber bave been appointed.
assistants in Chemistry and Botany.
—The inhabitants of two villages near AcqUii-
Italy,dieving been on bad terms for some tithe,
recently delegated ten champions' each "in order
to fight the.matter
_out, who met,well armed with
pistols and knives. Before the Police could sopa-,
rate them several were killed, one man having
twenty-seven knife wounds.
INDJA RUBBER MACHINE DEMING ,
IPseking Hose, &r.
Engineers and dealers will find 'a' full assortment:of
Goodyear's Patent Vulcanized Rubber. Belting, Pacting
kiose. .s:e. at the Manufacturer's Deadquattoza. • 1:
• GOODYEAR'S. •
_
- _ ' • -308 aneatimiatreat..•..—
, South aidC.
N. :n
haveow On han d. a larke lot Of 00 atleTIFeV 6 l
_
nd M.....3ea , Gum-Boots. Also, every variety moot
se. le. of ...um Overcoata. • • •
yAAC NATUANS; AUCTIONERR, N E:lCOatir
IThird and 13r ruck' Streets: only" one a s
quarebelow
,ES. B;2loQue to ; Van in large or, small anaopets,,ols
diamonds silver plate. watches. Jewelry.
,and good* of
VSIIIO.. 'Ufficolhoors from 8 A. M. to 7 P. 61: Etstali•
ILhld for ti c left forty vests. Advances made in large
amounts at the lowest insrket rates. jaB.tfrp
• 4.1
IP4lcitat
Elegant Wiltons, Velvete, Brungide,
WEIBEI3,-3 , PLYI3 end EWE%
Pdrlor i llial and Stairs to Match.
'LEE- 1)031i SitAW
910 SIT:ABET,
Between Ninth and Tenth Streets. sals.-3=TO
0016
I' tied
our.
Wart
'row'
ARC
but,
tem.
our
latto
NEW , CAR PEI'S
Per Steamer •
"City ;Of - Mb/41'0 i
• ,'llladelwerder for ••. ni •
REEVE, L KNIGHT &' SON
haportere
1222 , ;Cheatriat Street.
IitIaCEKLANEOITS.
.
110T7CAST .PORCELAIN,
To Lamp.Vealers, Paromeitrighto anti
iliteial*Oleis China
THE AMERICAN
HOT - CAST PORCELAIN,COMPANY
IS PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE AT LOW PRICES.
Laniti'pe El
et,'ShadeS,.Globes, mokO
,
Bel,lB,Chin neys, BOttlee,Sh dying
'Muss. 'Perfumery and
Drufigiatii''jars.
And articles' in general family nee, ordinarily made o
'WHITE GLASS AND OBLNA. •
Parties ftirniebing their 0 KN . Irotrtng WILL BE
*APTC/RDED SPECIAL FACILITIES. • ;
Sample/3nm be eeen•at4gbee and ordere left. '
OFFICE,
No. 15 South" SEVENTH 'Street,
runatommiLa:
• se4 m w IHro • • - •' ; •••
ELASTIC SPONGE.
Pecnsyltratca Elastic 130nia
1111 Chestnut Street,
ELASTIC ,SPONGE,,
A supwartg p t b r z of ome k) .131 63 1111.; FOR .
CHEAPER THAN FE/THEWS 'OR HAIR. AND FAR
The Lightest. Softest and most . Eleatic and Durable
aerial Icn von for '
MATTRESSES, 1 , 1:mow& CAR,CARItIAGE AND
'GRATIS CUSHIONS, • ,
y clean and free
It, la entirely. indestructible. - perfectl
from duet.
• IT DOES NOT PACK AT ALL!
le always free from Insect life; is perfectly healthy, and
for the tick Is unequaled.
If soiled is any !NM. can ho renovated quicker and
easier than any other mattreax
Special attention given to
FUItNISHIING CHURCHES. HALLS. &c.
Railroad men are especially invited to examine the
Cashion Sponge.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
_
TILE TRADE SUPFIXPO.
.IY2A m vr f 131
HOOP SKIMPS.
628 HOOP 13XERTS.' 628
NEW FALL STYLES.
Le 14inier Skirts. together with all other styles and Bizet'
of "our' own make" of Celebrated "Champion" Skirts for
Ladies.' Misses,' and Children, every length , and size of
waist. They are the beet and cheapest Hoop tibiae in
the market.
Corsets, Corsets, Corsets, especially suited to first class
trade. Thompson 4 Landon's Celebrated "Glove Fitting' ,
Corsets. BuperiorTitting Fine French Woven Corsets
from $llO to $5 .0. Extra Handmade. Whalebone
Corsets at 81c.. 51. $1 10, $1 25, and $2 20. Trade
supplied at man ac'turers lowest rates. 628 Atifill street.
au292mrp WM. T. HOPKINd.
HOOP SKIRT
812 Vine street: ,
and warranted.
'loop Ms to repaired.
ivl4 Rm
• ANDBOME SECOND STORY FRONT, AND OTHER
• rooms to rent, with first-clue boarding, 4103 Pine
street. 043,30
COMMUNICATING Rooms, PRIVATE PARLOR,
Rooms ter Gentlemen, with Board. Reference re.
qulred. 1.574 Chestnut street. selfl at•
910 LET. W ITH BOARD—T WO SUITES OF ROOMS
on the second and third floors, with private bath.
room attached.
Private table if desired. se236t•
Apply at No. 1333 Spruce street.
ELIGIBLE ROOMS, WITH BOARD, AT 8921 LO
cunt Street., West Philadelphia. Bed lm•
COAL AND WOOD.
CROSS CUE K LETI,IGH COAL.
PLAISTED 4tigiicoLLlN.
No. 8033 CHESTNUT Street, Weet Philadelphia,
Sole Retail Agents for Cosa Brothers da CO.'a celebrated
rose Creek Lehigh Coal. from the Buck Mountain Vein.
This Coal is particularly adapted for making Steam for
,Spgar and Malt Houses Brewelies, ace. It is also unser.
- paned as a Family Coal. Orders left at the office of the
Miners. So. 241 WALNUT Street (Ist floor), will receive
our I.rompt attention. Liberal arrangements made with
manufacturers using a regular . uanti )yl6 tf
- LIAGLE VEIN AND LEHIGIi COALS. AT REDIMED
.14,1priceo. No. . 1825 Market street. A. littoral reduction
made to retailers. ' 5e2,13m5 WALTER LEE:
et mason lima. • JOBER F. sirmark
MLLE UNDEMIGNED rewur. ATTENTION TO
1 their stock of " _ • "
Spring-Mountain, Walsh- arid ILoonstLatountalri -Coat
whfcb. 'with the preparaidon given by tia, wellibilr. cannot
be excelled by saw other Coal. , •
Office, Fraullin Institute' lhandinifi Eß do IBA Seventh
lalatf • . ,". Arai' street wharf. Sehrtylkhl:
IDILOTELN, ike).
'CLOTH STORDL-JAMES 6a LEE, , No. 11 NORTH
V SECOND street. Lave now on hand a large and choice
assortment , of I , l'll and Winter,. Goods, particularly ad.
anted to the Merchant Tailor Trade, comprising in part,
' French, Belgian and' American' Cloths Of every desalt,.
tion.
OrEiI s COATINGS.
Black French Castor Beavers.. -
Colored French Castor Beavers.
London Blue Pilot Clothe.
Black and Colored
Blues, Black and Dahlia Moscow& '
PANTALOON STUFFS.
Black French Cassimeres.
Do. do. Doeskins.
' Fancy Cinuirneres new styles.
. • Steal:Mixed Doeskins. •
Caneitneres for sane, new styles.
&9 and 6.4 Derskine, beet makes.
Velvet Cords, Beavertenns,'ltallaweloths. •
Cantata, with every variety of other - trimmings, adapted
to Men's and Boys' wear, to whichwe invite the atten
tion of Merchant Tailors and others, at wholesale and
retail. ' JAMES , * LED,
•:. ' ' . No. 11 North Second street, f
'an Otf . Sign of .the Golden Lamb.
DORE PAINTS,—WE 01 , .er.,R TO THE TRADE PURE
I..WhiteLead., Zinc White. and CoioreQ Pninte of our
own' manufacture; of undoubted pnritp iin quantities to
omit purchasera.ROßEßT.2,llo R 65 OP., Doge',
In Paints and Yaratelu*..N.,E. corner, Fc .. 1412, and Race
streeb3. . . n02741'
F,OBARB ROOT. :RECENT IMR,ORTATIVN,
suadvery euperior Whita ,OtuA Arabia, , lOW
die Caner Oil, White 'and Ali:Ailed Oaetile Bop Olive
OiL; of various brattde. Fe!" enler'bv -ROBERT SHOE
MAKER & CO., -Dnagght./..,Dlig.theaat corao; of, Four th
and ,Race etreeti. , _ , ,no .1!
Dit_VOGIBTEP BUNDRIEB.=-.ORADTI.d r aa..M.ORTAR,
Pill 71lee, - Combs, Brushes; ?alnrora. TWoozoroLPall
•
Boxes. HOlll ticoopr, Burgical Inntrumento, Trusses, Hard
and Bolt Rubber Goode,' Clef* Ulaai and Mita/
dge.. all at ,-TlTpt Handelrdcm.
• za,..l3.lturatin.
..`aP 5- f. , - • t 213 1 BOuttrElOth street.
. „
fp9BERT 4110ENW;g4) _" OTAESALI
Zk Proggiate,; N; cornee - Fonrtn Mid Rate - §treptg.;
Invitesthe attention of tho' Trade to their 'Doge atac4 of
:"
Corke.Fino: Drug!' and Chemical ey Lase:RUM ',Of* ~Elpongest
&c.
D CORSET MANL'FACTORY, NO.
All goods made of the beet materials
IE, BAYLEY
BOAJFEDING•
DIWUQS.
f •
40.
. • >4`.!'.. ,-
-GOLD - BOUGHT
HAVEN
T IREYSTREETiv.
AN,oo,oiit
1 5.11
p ,
.I4I(ERS
Wit , R8 `
IN ALL
GOVERMNT BEOURITIES
And Foreign lesacttangeo„
Billg for sale on Lftdon., Paris , Frankfort.
etc Letters of Credit. on Near.. Jame. W.
Toeker IS Co., Parts. available for travelers ,
Inn In any, part of the %add !
STOOKS, BONDS AND GOLD
Bought and Sold on Commlsslon.
lieposits Received and Interest Allowed.
Gold Loaned; Collection, Made.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
10 South Third Street.
THE GREAT
OAD,
RAILR
—reeelTiris the aid en i pperaision. of the Gove rn ment,
and carried forward p extraordinary resource. and
enemy of the power, Corporatiene to.whora it, mull I
trotted—Ll rapidly Approaching completion, Anil it ti safe
to pay that PHILADELPIIIA AND SAN , FRANCISCO
Vila. OR coNsgerra BVILAIL rEIE
•
FOURTIFI OF JULY .14EXT.
-
liore,thai tatthlrdeg th e Tlireaah Mae sad Braktehes
betweentbe fd curl „laver as* rae4fle _Mean are
contracted,at a wet, of nealty. •
311[HGLIOXS, •
And the rentaindes is beim!. Pa4ieil fOrWarel - With tine
paralleled vigor;
Endues of; the Central' Pat*le ,llatiritair for tho
month of July lasttras sui fellows, Kw ;m it •
Gross Earninya OPerafirld l4 rPelleteg... Nat -Wroth"
2959,991) 89 $54,858 72 $179,928 17
This result-was, wa' less2lo ,iniles opened for
business, with insuMetant ro lling stock, and was derived
from legitimate commercial business only—hieing alto
gether independent of the transportation of the immense
amounts of men, subsistence and materials required for
grading and extending the track need/ one hundred
miles eastward during the same polio&
The undersigned offer for sale, and recommend to in
? esters the
.
First Mortgage 30-Y lar Gold Bo n ds
..
Or TILE
CENTRAL PACIFIC R. B. CO..
bearing eiz pes cent, per annum interest. both principal
and interest payable in "UNITED STATED GOLD
COIN." There bonds ere the fuat lien upon one of the
moat productive and valuable railroad linee in the world
—a lino which will be finished within tvretve monthaand
which is already earning, after paybeg operatms =-
pence% more than twice the, annual charge alb Bonded
debt.
About 182,000.000 of the Bonds have been taken In
Europe, vhere they are well liked.
A limited amount will be disposed of at
103 PER CU?., AND ACCRUED INTEREST, LN CURRENCY.
The Bonds are of SLOW each, with semi-annual gold
coupons attached, payable In July and January.
We receive all chimes of Government bonds at their fall
market rates. In exchange for the Central Pacific Railroad
horde, thee enabling the holders to realize from dTO 10
PER CENT. PROFIT and keep the principal of their In
veetmenta equally secure...
Orden and inquiries will receive prompt attention. In
formation. Descriptive Pamphlets. die.. giving a fell as
of the organization. Progress, liusinese and Proo
vials of the Enterprlee furnished on application. Bonds
Lent by return Exprenn at our coot.
. A
DE ( tar ffitt. 11 rn; )
R.O
•
Dealers in Government Securities, Go!& &c.,
No. 40 S. Third St.
GOLD AND GOLD COUPONS BOUGHT
BY
P. SI PETERSON do C 0...-.,
89 South Third Street. - -
Telegraphic Index Of Q9tations stationed in a tar
spicuous place In our office.
STOCILS, BONDS. &e.,
Bought and Bold on Coramiasion at the respective Boards
of Brokers of Ziew York. Boston. Baltimore and Philav
delphia. • gagletnil
• , • • •
I YVSlUelihl i eOOaY
PATIENT' SHOULDER - BEAM a _ Hi
11111ii*UFACII'ORY.:
'Wen' lot thaw oelebratedilihtzta applied protaPtki
Gentlemen's Punishing Goods,
Of late dot* In tall varieth
WINCHESTER & CO..
feim.~6.ttt 06 CHESTNUT.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS
GENTS', NOVELTIES.
J. W .. - = SCOTT '&CO
814 Chestimt Street, Philadelphid,
Four doors below Continental Hotel, 6
-_L- 1 HEEr o re-LTENTer ci BING AND Art
/
." 1 A' 41 '' ' towed Lazitirovin Vaal .oblldrenett - 'lolh Ord
.7 -:-. , Velvetr also made Warder -
;. 4, --;-• ,u ser . . 9 fEHEMBELENG GOOD%
4 :gi v d, gr elf=ll l ontotriaM il l
" .14 ,.. 0 - leg , ri lez r h • l,, Runnampammava zuttAal.
':(noti.tre L '_. `
.',OPEN IN THE EVENING:. , . , -
ni4ll
O GROCERSOIII7 . 4 :a VIPERS, FAMILIES AND
Othere.—The undersigned has Jut received a_freal3, l
eePPI.Y, catawba,Calliernia and
,Champalree Wines,
Torde Ale (for invalids). constantixon Wind.
g9.o.l"ear street.
and streets.
•
VOR' EiALE.— . l‘O IdESCHANI 3 S. IiTOSEkEEPERS,'
cased Champagne and . Crab
Cider, ), 250 labia. Champagne and crab Cider.
,0E I.2o°Pepagitoet.
i''''', -, 1 :;•.f '
& LA , NDELL • -, ,
'" .
,i t traVl . and ABO]L
P.
..,
~.,
„„.e .
GOOD BLACK BILICE4
GOOD' COLORED SILKS.
11.84:$8.
• iALL'aikobSOPtNifila,
PANCTIP A'N.l? ST PLEB
motrii&lNG GOODS,
• • motritintil Goons,
"AT rortrhin, rILICEa
Pall and Wlntes 81ock now'r,eatti.' ienzest
cortinont of ' •
.310M1IYING BONNETS
in the city. eirrrs iiiiny.steriE and nuttio to
order at anortest notice,
3tirm3!)lEw IfOUIII4INCI STORE k
1118 TNUT STREET. GIReICL) BuBT.
eelll m w 2mt
MEM
Q A AND 24 BLADE DION BAREGEB. BEET
ga—x• qualities. , k
Pure Aft Mee renadlnea.
Bummer rordlea, ateel co
Black IT r i m ilhairLe aud.Re
• White MA
etland U And Be
heat h ~tion IS awls,
White and-Black Bikrede ahluvia ris _
White and Black Llama Blum
Bummer stock of Mks, Andfirma Goods
BALL.. clgilod
cheap out
. • EDWIN uu
29 South Second stied.
7. AS CLEANED FROM MOTU. PAIRED AND
A. altered to the !stoat Male by MR& DOME. Ma 429
id slaves , igaielt•
nOMnMalr•
1:0115 LADO 'WSA' CO:
DI/MEM TBALERB.*Alitilalli:
meratm astsztur Jt; %I Lilac Truur.
VATOREB And J&WELBY REPAIRED.
802 heitnut St.. . PhflO
Watches of the Fineit 'Makers.
Diamond and:Other Jewelry.
Bond Silver and Plated=Ware,
14; CI A #II4I/Ai II) . 4 :4 A :11 41)' CO :%..1
A large szeortment bet received. witit inulety ol
. Z w&trave & co o
W.A.TCHES AND 'JEWELRY,
corner Seventh Ind ,Chestnut Streets,
And lariat Minion* Amt. fa Iv
F t:T4 - 4 .giT:t ;,21m
THE TRIUMPH OF ART:
Opleadidly ex(xlzta3. *lbw l'reyer.
HA REGAL:DESSERT."
NEW AID ILICARCILKOIDE. ISWIMITBD ROTOR
wen /HOW& - lOW DR DE
new LIMN
Jul received by
A. S. ROBINSON
No. 910 OFIESTNU'r 13`3'ICEPIT,;
Free Gallery, Looking Glasses, &o.
EXCIIKIIIIM%I
Old, &liable and 'Popular Boat©
BETWEEN
NEW YORK . AND BOSTON.
And the cad, Dfrcct Route fur
Newport, TaN Rill?, Taunton; New 1313dfoni, foßleboro, an
the Bridgewaten, and all Towns on the Cape Cod
&bay, and Watt,
This line is composed of the BOSTOM;
&gatNEWPORT AND NEW3CORIE STEAM
BOAT 0011PANY (Old Fail River LineX.
PORT.
the magnificent and fleet sterunboats N'EW.
PORT. OLD COLON itt METROPOLIS snd EMPIRE
STATE, ninnies between New. York and Newport, R L
and the Old Colony and. Newport liediway between Bo&
ton and Newport. reeking a through line.
One of the above beats leave Pier 28 North River daily
(Sundays ezcepted). at 5 o'clock P. M. .arrivins In-New
port at 234 A. M. the fun train leaving Newport at 4A.
aniving In R oston in season for trains
Families can take breakfast on board the boat at 7, ano
leave at arriving in , Beston at an early hour.
Returning can leave Old Colony and Newport Railway;
corner South arid Kneeland streets. st 4AS and Ski o'clock
P. bL
For further part/edam apply to the Agent
E. LITTLEFIELD, 12 Broadwai, New Tortio
retv27-6m
. ,
OPPOSITION
SMON
,TUE
COMBINED RAILROAD is RIVER
' MONOP OLY .
SteamerJOßN SYLVESTER will make daily eXcUr
elOns to - WihaingtOn ' (Stuldays excepted), touching at.:
Choker and Marcus Rack, Leaving Arch Street wheel
at Ih.4._ALond 4 e.34____ _ ,_.
Retundng. leivie NM. - ;alaTgtilHdiriiti - A7, - 14.. -- alidl - P. L.
Light freight taken. -
.1.11.8t0 , .. L. W B tai
ORNS,
.. . Capn.
FOR CHESTER. , HOGIC. ' AND WIT..
MINGTON—At 8.80 and , 8.60 A. At, and)
, 3.60 P. M. ,
The stamens S. M. FELTON and ARIEL :leave Chest
nut Street Wharf (Sundays excepted) at 8.80 , and 'also A—
M. and 860 P 'M.,. returning. leave Wilmington at ate A.
Id..'l9.Bopnd 8.50 P. 81.• :Stopping at Chester and Hoot.
each we :' ' , - '
Fan). 0 cents between all pointer '
Excursion. Tickets. 18. cents, f,o o it . to rp f rn bi? either
immunnig e _
MALILE, BROMER CO
/860 SPRUCH-401ST
a - - OPRUCA , ' JOIST . , 1001CIN'
" • BPRUCE'JOIST • - •
. .
MOD SOU= STREET.
1808. Fuß.,w_mt - mma.•
; 44,11.2wie.; , F9E• N y iN G.
DFT.Ww.air L° F . LooßrOck.
wFIIOOI2ING.
'LORU)A STEP BOARDS.
]I.L6/EL WALNITi I Ir)ARDIAND PLANS. ' IBM
.. . ,
WALNUT BOA.131)8.
. ..W
1868; 18 gQ. , UNDERTAKERS: LUMBER:, ,„18n8 .
- -UNDEBTAKpRIELUTARA)4 .
. RED CEDAIL •
•vrAilayr AND PINE. ,
gQ ~.,,IMABONEDI9 „ ioao
"Sys- ." :NNA.s.oktEpip,lo. , ' ...LOUO•
, ,
1 . UMW , QAB PLANK AI 136.Akia:
•
Qa CIGAR 110X' MAICSTREL• •'• • 1 Q
..11A)V• - CIGAR B MAY;'FRI3;
. • arANISEI , CEDAR BC/X B04933:00; •
BALE LQW: ' •
1868 -
OARO 7VAY LINA
130 A SCANTLINCL
ViORTerIiING.
LARGE ABSOILTMENT.
• T OMR
CEDAR - 813EI O NGLEB.
ANTREV I VOLEB.
MAST
FT4Nic.AawwilEtkii.
186 8 ..
1413D'OIMARTM4 ;1868
TTERN,PiNE.
•
FLORIDA REP GRIMM
'- ' ''•gYbIIL L Y CIO*
9600 BOWELS
1868.:.
I 86&..
1868.
TELEeksritito titiantalilf
r ^ r.::.r•;• ;
A Cofror 3 t
'or Ft"eneh 4 r Citriadians Will be
held at
w Spring7 l - hotkilip 7thrkirty
Tuxtla. ai d lorchlikhr fire6iestlion of
Republicans in aabington, D. C., last night.
SECRETARY STANTON will COIROICTICO his cam
palgnlourAtt BottperLVeyoKo,,9,n t4 O P ,tll ";, i r ,i c i %
:donitictid` c •Fdrilan " a
Dublin, has bean pardoned.,
AT Now Albany, Intl., vrithia the • past we*
fifteen or twenty valuable milch cows have died
from cattle disease.
were adzekin New York nal
UrditYftor tierptegiotratithf-tinder neirretoo
sine law.,_
ile r ptittileattitUßeeting wasisold
is New York last night. Among the speakers
•was General John C. Fremont.
Tits entire Firo Department of Boston turned
out on pArOpiret.tPlantAO of 1 4°1. 18 4
of
the Resolution Hose, of th `ci ty': "
A nuroirr is current in Paris that the Minister
of War will instantly issue orders for the dismis
sal to their hointil Of Bsl).4APiligokOiteartnY, on
furlough.
PAT DORANT and Daniel Moriarty, convicted of.
Fenian outrages in Australia ' some time ago,have
been;pardobed . pit conditionthat they go 'not re- ,
'Lunt telrehuiti.o %
lizroirrs from the cotton crop in Tennessee
are very unfavorable. The boll-worm, rot and
second growth are damaging the cotton serious
3y. The rain continues incessantly.
A cows of engineers under Major Merriweather
end thilriaini lks, Wood left Meuiph.bsyesterday.
to stthrey Willett for the Memphis; tkolinit and
,Selma Railroad.
THE 'louse of a Justice, near Cork, was at
tacked by it body of armettmeir, on Monday
night, and. plundered of the urns 'which'it• 00120 .
Joined.
A IMPUTATION of Greek citizens waited upon
Admiral Farragat, Trieste,„, Yesterday, and
thanked Minter thes-ortopathYrwilich. the United
.States manifested for the struggling Candlotes.
Viz Conservative Union men of Maryland
yesterday issued an address repudiating the Tam
mettenatittalt. 'at td Platform, and ealang!
won all patriots to support Grant and Colter:.
IT was reported in Washington last night that
•Secretary Seward had, in Cabinet meeting, an
nonnamt•biti intention of supporting . Grant and.
cu s. far;an ollialltzbil opposition to the TO
116mInatlein of Gen. Butler to Congress 'is in cir
/ciliation in.ihe Congreesional District now repre
sented by him:
A.vitnrr between Itepublican and - Democratic
campaign clubs took place in New Orleans last
21104.,. - Shote were tired; and Several persons
wounded, but none fatally..
Dzsralcints from Naples report that an insurt.
Teed= I= brokeriont in Calabria, in Sicily, In
favorof an Italian repnolic. , The Italian govern,
Diem has taken prompt and strong steps to put a
'Wok to the disputers.
BECURTAUT McCet.tocu and Commissioner
Rollin yesterday testified before the lit:trench
rnent Committee in < reference to the dead-lock
audsting in the appointrnent of revenue Impend-
Pc= RIIGA was arrested in St. Louis, 'yester
day, with Vella bnibel of bogus nickels in his
possession. Emile Brosraull, in Rugs% employ,
was also tuTested, witp nearly $2,000 in bogus $2
'gleamy notes. Bob parties were turned oter
to tlietUnited States authorities.
'rho Insurreetton in Sprain..
Louriox, bept.22.—The people of the provinces
of Comma, Lugo, Aram, I'ontevedra. Marc i.
%
Albacele„Mumes,Zarragonst. and Teruel have pro
nounced for the revolutionist% The rebels are
very. strong in Barcelona, Tarragon% Lends and
Coon% I l ls said that."SoVer4gnty of the Peo
xileP and "An Appeal to.the Nation'? are the war
cries !Of tbe Inanrgen te. - •
PARIS, Sept. 22.—The Moniteur has the follow- •
bng In regaritto the. royal army of Spain:
Generalcoucho brother has been ordered to
command the' centre ; General Cheste 'commandi
in Critakiirls,•Arragon and Valencia, andiGeueral
llovalicheahi Andarusla. • _
...Lorioorr,,flept. Evening.---It Irmo:gored that
the , Spanish ,lleet off Cadiz has opened, tire on
that city, where at , last accounts, the citizens and
troops remained firm for the queep. •
Pima, Sept. 22.-0111cial despatcbea from
I+ pain` admit that an insurrection has broken oat
at Madrid and In Seville, bat its existence in Mar
cia and Galicia is denied,
It is reported Eapartem gives his sanction to
the movement. ' •
raims. scpt,;22,—.The Duke`de Monti:imager
Is Preparing to'return to Spahr; ,
VIENNA. Sept. 22.—A despatch from Madrid,
published in the journals here, says the, revoln
tidcdsts demand the abdication of Queen Isabella
3n favor of her sorw the Infants Alphonse,end an
extraordinary session of the Cortes to settle the
affairs of the country. •
PARIS, Sep t. 22.—General Concha, acting as
president of
the Spanish Ministerial Connell, has
cent a despatch to the representatives of Spain at
nil the foreign courts, assuring them that the in-
Same:lon will be suppressed.
A French fleet Is under orders to sail for Spain,
for the purpbse of affording protection to French
residents and their property.
France will remain entirely neutral in Spanish
affairs.
It is reported that the leaders' of tho revolu
tion are undecided as to the form of government
to be adopted for , that country.
LoNDON' t Sept. 22.—The latest advices from
pain indicate that the revolution la spreading
and "gaining strength. Cadiz was occupied by
the rebels on Sunday last. All the country from
Malaga to Carthagena is in arms. All the pre-
Nlousrerpirrts of a rifling , In Galicia are confirmed.
'The revolutionists have formed a national pro
visional government at Seville, which is the
3readonarters of the rebellicr%
Frauds by Assistant Assessors.
The following letter, from Judge Kelley to one
eff WS constituents explains itself :
WAsungo•rox, Sept. 22.—T0 James Baily,Cigar
Olanufacturer, Philadelphia —Dasat Sin: Your
Savor of the 20th, Chilfirmlng the report I had
heard within a few days, that, the Assistant As
isessorstof the Fourth District were charging five
dollars for filling up cigar manufacturers' bonds,
Imsjust reached me, and I hasten to say that
ovary such charge is a fraud, and that the officer
'who, in such flagrant Violation of law, would
thus extort money,' would not be too honest to
pick the pocket of a person.doing business in the
lhave advised the gentleman who brought this
fraud to my notice to call and reclaim the five
dollars extorted from him; and I hope y ou will
advlsc evety manufacturer,' from whom money
1118 been thus extorted, to reclaim his money. It
_ls equally fraudulent_in the Assessors or Assistant
_Assessors to refer parties to a lawyer to fill up
Ike bonds: The government furni-hes the blank
.ends, and pays for filling them up.
You 'area% liberty to lay this note before the
- trade, - 4€ to make itrpublic in any other way, as
- Ibis system of petty stealing is but another illus
tration of the corruption of the Democratic
party. • Honest and capable men were removed
Yrom the tc , ,sessorships of my district because they
vere,Reptibliesuis, and Men put in their places
..'whoprofessed•to be friends' of - the people. and to
grieve' over the' taxes the :Republicans Imposed
mpon them, Oil their , pockets by such !fraudulent
practices assourietter discloses..
yowls, very truly, Virtilinia D. SELL
ortx
,111.1.11.4AET1N,
\ARRIVAL OF VISITINCL X 4/E3IZIL—TIIR WaRIO-
Wan Hook and 11.4ddez .Cc_mpany,i , of -Norwich
Conn', arrived in the_ city last night, at Yine.
•-lstreet wharf, and were receives 1)3 , la large, turn.
mut ottbe department.. The following companies
-comprlsed,the escort; Friendship Engine,. - Grated
tates Hose, Hope Engine, Northern Liberty
Hose, Independent° Hose, Philadelphia Engine,
--ttlood Will Hose, (food, Intent Engine, William
'yetin Watiregun • Hookand liadder',.,,pf
asTorwich, Conn.; Globe Engine, Boum F 41 10 1 0 04
31echtinie Engine,-Ringgold Efoim, - ...Westein.Aiti
glue, Taylor Hose, Independence Engine and
?Union Hose., ,
Of the 'Vein:owl' there ' were about' thirty-five
dressed in iedshirts; black pante, and black rept
lo lion hat. They had math them' a tine looking
uruck, atid . werev a - receded.by, full brass. band - .
The visitors during their,stay will be the r goests
.4of the WilliaMlPOnti HoP ComPanY-
- , _ ,
Arpourmorwr :,./Ircittexptvg t. 4. =.llllll'Buerp
tary., of Treasury—hap appointed
43. Kline and James S. Chambers to, bri itorelmep
gin in charge of tobacco warehouses, in this pity.
These appointments were made upon the recom
zuendation of Hon. Samuel J. Randall.
'SAL M OF REAL EBTATWAND: ero--Wessr&
'ltomaa 411(04
.#4O4OI•APPITM.VecifIg ka
aid real 'eatite at the Exchinge yeateraay noon.
Thor ealdltheltdlOldng,fitt.v4o tool =IQ W
24.3thitreari.46 3 iind ricaetKlo.,ol3Bl64o
t4 . 11,..0t oilwr .41141144
2 Astoo AnOclin Prer4PlS irtatt; ::14;t1r "Full
aIkv.ELL-, VI NA2 -7 7$ 13
riocseb, Uold yo.,
12. shares nereantile ;Libra* C 0. ; ,. atogrsig,
4 1 share Point'Breeze Park; at $llB $113.`
11 share Fwrklin Fire lesurincet 414,4400.
,100 sharesTacific Agar:MOTO rapli, Co.,
at n 22.50, $2 250.' ' •
25.shates Oentral..Transpprt*Lork co.tiikksrq,
si4s.o' ~. 4 'A .
uj
j 75 shares Central Transportation Co., at $56,
$4.200.
20 shares Western National, Bank; at $91e25; - ...
20 shares ~Westerri
„NatlOltil 13 1 4, 11itt90 1 7 5 •
$1,815.
40 shares Fourth Nationelßank,at $lOO, $4,000.
:Superior residence and large , lot, sortheltet cor
ner Eighteenth and Summer doefitieo4.ooo. , l_ , l
Mod e rn three-story brick ' - reside n ce , 2004
Arch street, 21 by 167 feet. $22,800.
Modern three-story brick: dwelling, No. 520
SontikTentXstreet,s7,ooo.itil
Ttio-starf Brier dWelling 3 No. 241 Ri6hinond
street, 806_,by 100 feet, 413,600 t: •
Two-story brick; ilweing, /011:Be' 4 4 1 4.iltreSt,
$l,BOO. _ _
Three-story brick dwSdliftg, No. 1073 Beach
street, 43,100.. t .1 4 ,4 r 4
T*o and a half story D'imeldweßing. , No. 1072
Forth Delaware avenue,
Threastory brick dwelling, No. 1074 North
Delaware avenuni •
, Two-story - brick dwellin g , No 222 Linden
street. Camden, N. J., $14 00 ..;
Ground rent, $56 a year,
Two-story brick SivrY/130'44,28013111,:)111 street,
Ground rent, $6O sleari * 8 ; 15 - , • '
BASE Beni—l./iv/Yens:Kan soars DEFEATED.—
A large crowd nesemblediekterday afternoon at
the grounds, ;; Of. GurectlyniPic - Ihtse
Twenty-fifth and Jefferson streets, to witness a
match game between the :Mutual; Club of ; .New ',
York;'and the Olympia of thinclW. The -gime ,
was cal • at the end of ,the sixth inning, when
the . 'V! od-t-Olymtric, 29; "Mutual, 9. The
Olympic did solll6finetoutUngi but the game,
was not what might be termed a drat-class...one,.
the New Yorkers notflaying up to their -stank
ard. Thelollowing is thescore: • ,
TarnlAL; ••
I.f. ...2 2 Harropep..., .2 4
..2. 2 Aram, ,Ist b • 1 . ., 5
1 Aiken, - 1 4 . 3
I(Schafer, 3d b.: 5 2
%dyers, 4
Fnleusr, es .1 2
' ..2 8
L f:......0 5
Kern, 2d b - 3 1
Mcbishop, I. f. ...2 ~ 2
Dockney, 3db.„.2. 2
Waite*, p. .-. .....3'' 1
Bunt, c. f 1 1
Jewitt, c.... .. '.. . 2 : 1
Devyr,..fa 1 . 1
Kelly, r. , 1 3 0
Bsvatuleß, Ist b... 2 : 0
Flatiley, 2d b 2 11
18' f.)
Maas.
Mutual. ,1 1 .3 • 0 1 3= - 9
Olympic. 6 2 3 9 5 4-29
Flies—Mutual—DetTr,B; McMahon,2; Walker,
1;Kelly, 1; Flanley, 1; Hunt, 1-9. 01Y10010—:
Miller, 2; Harrop 1- Palmer, 1; Welsh,l- Kern
1-6.
Foul Citches.—.Mutual, 8; Olyinple, 2.
Out on BilEel3.—Mutusi, - 10; Olympic, 6.
Home Runs—Mutual—Dcm, l 4,Dcrkriey, 1.
Olympic,.; 'Welsh, 1; • Men; 1-
Time of game.—one hourrmal thirty mint:ace+
Umpire.-41. D. friclef.laccaLthletie. - - ,
RAILROAD ' Accsomsr.—William r Doran, 40
years old, reabllng,st - NordedowAs employed ;P3r -
the Bebnyiltill Navigation Company, In jamping.
off a trath, aetirs yesterday,. was, thrown
run over, andtatally Injured, Ira!' believed. Re
was ankitted 10 1110 Pemisylmis trospltat.
THE ZTATIONAZ
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA'
Washington, D. C.
Chartered by Special £d of Congras, ip
proved July 25, 186$.
Cash Capital, e 1,000,000
Branch •Office, Philadelphia,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
DIRECTORS.
Jay Cooke, Phi Ma.. E. A. Rollins, Washington.
G. H. Clark. Philada.. Henry D. Cooke. Wash"
Ratchford EltartPhilada,„ Win. E. Chandler. Wash..
ow head. Philada, John D. Defreee, Wash.,
George FTs ler, Made , Edward Dodge, New Y. J. ilinckley Clark. Philada., H. C. Fahnestock„ N. Y .
OFFICERS:
C. H. CLARE. Philadelphia, President.
HENRY D. COOKS, Washington. Vice President.,
JAY (=KR, Chairman Finance and Executive Com
mittee.
EMERSON W. PEET. Pbilad . Sec'y and Actuary
E. 8. TURNER, Waabluaton, Aealetant Secretary.
FRANCIS G. SMITH. M. D., Medical Director.
J,gWNOIUPAThRA M. D.. Aes4tant Medical Director
.
ADVIISORY 801111 D•
J IL BARNES. Sarpeon-General U. S. A., Wanalugtos.
P. J. HOBWPIZ, Chief Medical Department U. S. N..
D. W. BLISS; M. D.. 'Washington. - -
SOLICITOUS AND AITOUNEYS.
Hon. FPM. E. CHANDLER, Washington, D. c.
GEORGE HARDING. Philadelghis. Ps."
This Compane r ponal In its character,offers,
by reason of Its Capital, Low Rates of Pre-
Mittel and New Tab es, the most Mirable means
of insuring life yet presented'to the public.
The rates of premium, being largely reduced,
are made_ as favorable to the Insurers as those of
the .best -.Mutual:Cob:lonics, and avold.,All the
complications and uncertainties of Notes, Divi
dends and the misunderstandings whicialie latter'
arc so apt to cause the, Policy-Holders.
Several new and attractive ,tables are now pre
sented, which need .only to, be understool to
prove acceptable to the public, each as the IN
COMR-_,PRODUCING__POLICY and RETURN
PREKTOid POLICY. In.the former, the policy
holder not only secures 's life• insurance, .payable
at death, but willyeceive, if living, after a period
of a few yeats, an 'annuat - imam/ ....,equal to ten per
cent. (10 per - cest.)of: - thetiarof hittpolury. In the
latter, the Company agrees to return to the a.s.
aired the total catmint' of money he has paid in, in
addition to the amoullt of his policy.
.The Attention of persons,,contemplating insur"..
lag their lives or increasing the amount of insur.
ante they already have,rd called to the special ad
vantages offered by .the National Life Insurance
,Circulars, pamphlets and,full particulars given
on application to the Branch °Mee of ,the Qom;
pang-in this city, or to its General Agents. •
General Agents of the Company.
TAY COOKE & CO. , Nevi '
For New York State and Noltherzt New Jareor•
E. iv. CLASH & CO., PhillidOljohlit,
orPertml;vapil. said Southern New Jamey...
.11AYCOOKE wasitanFton, D. C.,
For Maryland, Drilawark:Virginkt;'Diatrict of Columbia
and West Virginia. •
4 . .../34 1 ELLIS:'& CO., Chicago, LH"
aid \Vladimir.
STEPHEN MILLER! Bt. Paul,
1' •
4 Fornirmesoa. ,
6818 f m iv
A NTHRACIITE •-• INSURANCE ' 00N',1'f1e...7.79,1!ipl
-on- TER PEEP AL. b ccv ir; rbgada.
Oft - N0.,011 ,iorooo. 0 0
inane against or Damago_by Piro. on . _
ingei int,h 4 er u P a l=altrogtor alindrO, Umo. HOTLIINOO
Earni an.aus geruoralli.: -- -', ' • sul k
Alsoi , Marine •bunirancel ark , -V00$ 0 0.• Carres '
T rail
Freights." Wand bEnattarto thrill of the Won'
_ 2,, , ...L____1
14 4 7m..Eiiner .- - ---- -- - ,-- 1-: evter_rnoor. - --- -
1);I:Aller. - ' '' ' 'I ' , • • F..; - -- - -
--
ILe'ffinAtiatiiikikr -: --
, I. - Dew. Wm:H
• ' t a rbn Ft Blakincr„ = , • ' .Jc e l i g i Esrononic
- , •••• •-‘ ,• ' IMiL IF-IIe UER.
- Preat = 1
WM. F. DmAii. Vice ProderHA
WK. MIMI= OOKKKWV. - . 1522.0334.010
'Akald', AMOK ittLEtN" - P00: 14 % WPDNEgDAY, SFINIMBER 1 g 3; 'l4B.
18 29
L 2. a 4. 5. G.
iThe Liverpool & Lon-.
- dpn. ee Globe 'lnsurance
t
:Company.
14,1
r ‘) f The:Report of this Com.
L - i , 1(fv , ..L1v.z.D11.411 t. 411 fib t'll fol';'7
anfior i 606 shows.
T i
remw/ms..r. A 2713
. $6470
#..0 ri e t ki!..., .1 .0i ....* - j .41.
- OfeS 3)3441728
nai'WdeP pytoli
Bend Apiscirtprtx,3a#A,T, , :the
Total Alas are, in Gold,
.
i-.'`,, -- x '; -- .,f;
14 I 7,00 5 / 0 2 4.,
sv
1 if Two oD SMITH,
General Agent, ,
Are. 6 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE,
• . :
_ibilakikkt:f . -
filtrruitze rims liiStitiNol6l COIIIPA•
NV Ost PHILADELPHIA.
APPICE I _No. 8 SOUTH. FIFTH STREET, SECOND
BTOBar.
ASSETS, $1.70000.
Maul side= extindvelY, combing economy witk
la
In tely. . .
Buildititm.Donsehoid Good !, grid gem blindbe"
gene:Anti - •
LOSSES IntOMPTLY PAID.
DLBZOTOEIS.
Caleb' MMus' P. Reeder. .
Benhan C rOmus., Joseph2ftspiipisn,
Thomas Mather. PIAVVIU M. steams.
T. Ellwood Chapman. ' whorl M. Jenktns,
,'.Simeon Meth Lukens Webster,
Aaron W. Orat , Praise's T. Atkimson.
• C B C HlER,Yresittent.
PRIV
avar. Vt.44.4 Wr'4red •
a IJOMAS Da.a.T.ZE,
T. maroirrn_CuArwsrt. Seciebuy. ._ _ 5e124.11,.
T B A E D 11 F*r! L I TE 4:1 ! •
AI, 1?* ;s ia t e a k t i r i c ii e t w a
OffiCtiM2'Shiat oo treet.
Inn= against loss or dama=el atainz on Muse&
Startn said o th er s tadSlB l . Wetted 'or =Wm
raniture. Goods. wares and in or
I.l r rier eitoteTzo
.Amets. . -saurus
Invested in the following Securities. vim:
First iderkgages an atinvertrovvpecural t .8128.600 OS
United States Government 111,000•00 •
Pbtladelphis City
0 0 0 perzent. 75,000 al
Pennsylvania 850.700 6 per cent. Loam . -- 111.000 00
FmnsYlval . 3 4 •Ith . as 4 + l o. ard fft4
otgm. ' • . . BLOW 06
Camden and kilEtWaiiiita . 'Calis
Cent. Loan_ . . 11.000'00
.PhiladeAlds Waini
um /an andikand Top,l per - Cent. cat.
• 6.660 00
Cot i % Fire '''
" 1.060 00
Metitanipe Bank Stock...". UMW
Commercial Bank of Fennsylvattla . 6tock. 1d001) 00
"Union Mutual Insurance Compauflit3o4... 611)
Reliant* Inn:moue Company of niladalpmes , ' 0 •
Stocc. .. . ... ~....- 5.260 00
Cash In Sa uk tind — titt , lAtt
Worth at 11421.177 71
Wcrrth thle QlteaL .~
ctocm Theshiy. ThomaY j B Meckiee.,7„'
, Wm. Mauer, Samuel Caetner..
Samuel Ethrpham. • James T. Young.
. 11.4 Carson. - , Immo F.-Baker. , .
wzn. stewn, Chrietlar a. ,._ll s,4
Berti.V. t' Manuel B. TT , • '
CLEM. TlNGLME:Pieekatt.
THOMAS E. Etu,r Secretary.
Ettartzuzah: poyemberN t: jattiiiii
FIRE ASSOCIATION PliliaiDEL
Incomoza, tad March, 27. 1820... Of/1M:
r A r ic; 1 , 1 r a Elitg itu itrr
enerattr from Loss hy Fire laheiMig
rbiboheitlis =VA ••_
• - statementot the nom oz ttie IlisOchainn
Jannazy Ist, MS. published in compliance with 4291 , - pro.
vialo=dat otAssambly AMU 90, 1 949.., •
Bondi iiMortsaSsa 4112 PrOP. "112* the umr •
of phia oulF.:.111,17/11,1111 17
Ground Rents . . ' 14914 SI
11.744 S 7
Dv:Attire atuf .. : ..... 4,490 OS
11. S. 6•90 Reerterea 4f•.000 00
.
Toia. .... .''. ...
: , .... 4 ' 4111•SEKON U
'..illAiitEs. ,
WHllem H. Ihunlitrar, Samnel Charles pe o hawk . i _
Peter .e...z.eyrser. - Jefiair .:: -
.John Carroty. , Robert
Gem•ke L Y• 2•19.31.2.„ rotert brtustee.
Jose }3 ' l "'" Au* " . - .IE, IL rdekiroonu_ •
Fetes . .
- Int. H. EtAmErfroN -PrEitdestr'r
SAMUEL APAILHAWN: Vlce I'terEbrut.
WM. T. BUTLER. 13e4etor1• . . .
Di FIRE INIRMANCE COMPANY OF PHI
lai--Otiloa t No. 94 North' -Fifth street. nate
fdarket street. ,
In by the Legidature of • , !2ripliwgyfe‘lul da. Char.
ter , p •areetriaL oaldtal and dimbh_litleArno. Make Ds.
caranceeLatost boss or Damage by tire on Palle or Pd.
Tate BnUdinVi. Furniture. 81.0ong. Goode and Martha&
Mre. on favorable term.
DIRECTOEB.
Wirt. Menardel. Edward P. Moyer.
kraal Peterson._ Frederick Ladner.
John F. Beisteriing. Adam J. Glam.
Belau Troonnner. ilenryAttny.
Jacob Sammie= John
Frederick Do ll. Christian= Frick.
Samuel Niger. atom E. Fort.
%Main D. Ga ILLIAM M noDANPreisident.
ISRAEL PETERSON. Wft-Preddent;
Pima Ckohnetir. fiecretare and Treasurer.
F
IRE INSintaNCE EXCLIIBITETILE PENN.
irylyard.a Fire Ingurance Company--bacorporated 1811
-Charter Perpetual-No. 610 Walnut street. oppadte In.
dependence Square.
fhu Company favorably known to the comm uni ty fse
aver forty year% continuos to tozar i l il leiLlmi
m' dam
kge byre, on Public or Private B aßtutr
ountly or fora limited time. Ahm. C 42 24110.13f0C111
Of Goode and Nerebandise genera/V. libemlterma
Their Capital, togetherwith- a large Supine Fund. U to.
mated lin a moat careful mansmr. fe.n tomblaa thorn to
offer to th e basuredan tmdoubted security In - "the sue of
too- • . D •
Daniel Smith. Jr.. Jolm,Deverens,
Alexander Benson. Thomas Smith.
base Haselhurst. Bona Lewis.
Thomas Robins. J..oimegblan
FeIL
: Daniel Hadd ock,
• • DANIEL Jr.. ealdent.
%rim.** G. Csowatm. f3ecretars...
pH ceNix INSURANCE'COMPANY
OF PRILADELPECUL
VICORPORATED ,180#--CHARTER rEeporuera.
No 924 WALNUT street, -opposite the Ex
_This Companygnsures from lows or da14 1 816 "
PERE
on liberal
I :ryn buildings , merchandise. forrailir&
Ac., for limited oda, and pernunientlif on buildings by
de
vranhopttycompanyin ha
tee s been active operation for more
than Sixty durineriash Magdr. have been
Jobn %rise. David LeWlathi ng. ,
Lewis..:ony, Benj amin
John T. LThee U. Powers. ,
William Et. Orant..
Robert W. Leamme. Edm o ndOssunog.
D. Clark Wharton. - Samuel W il cox. ,
Lawrencelsswis, Jr, 'Louis C . Norris.
JOUN , IWUCRII.I President.
lissnrim Wruox. Eicatretsre.
• •
Thu Company takes Asks et the lowest rates consistent
with safety,, and wanes its I?tudiza4s eigingivelY to
ÜBE fl BUEA CM Itt THE CITY OF PHILADEIr
PELL .
OFFICE:—No. TAS Arch Eltrebt. - Fourth National Bank
Building.
Thomas J. Martin. A
Ai ßa h be ar ; rtun fill Ri ling Bll6 . th ,
John
Wm. . Ilato m:
James Morton. , amas• Wood. •
William Glean. John Bhattarai'.
James Januar._ _ _ J. Navy Askiu.
Alexander
Albert , O. Roberta' tritapatalok.
CONRAD B. ANDREI:I% Yresident.
Wu. Razaiti . WstaL Facizu. Beal.
HERICANPHINAMMOIC 130Mpa / NY. INCH&
W 1)311--Cbarser erpetual.' •• -
No. MD WALNUT street,. abovailigNl. Ph il adelphia.
Having a large paid .uv.:agittillitock? and Barons iry
vested in son and available Serroritles. continue to In.
on dwallings;storactrilniture. inpratonirlbta, vessels
n port. and their oamoes, and Other pertona),,Proliertf.
all losses liberally and •
••• nn. •t • ,_adlusted.
Thch.IMILIKArig Ettrat.
John rir& Mutes yr:W=allner.
Patrick . Israel Morris.
JohAT: -` P'Wetb34 . o4
MOB.:
azan6re a.
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7 , sugyor i m i tookac .•.. ... & „woo to
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105.030 Penug i vrjaittnada
guarantee), -..-
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1.000 Bate of •Tennessee Six -Per Cent •
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conirom PrfAciPsa •ant s b = " ,
guarantied by the Oita'
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7.500 150 !hares stork
'_ reed Company_ .. ..,4 5...,. , MO CO
6.003,100 shares stock Dar -.
Conipani th Ponsmonvanie
Rillroad ..... . &EKG 00
24000 59 Shatell • NU* KtuAatiiiii and
SositheniMail Steamship Oo 15.000 00
971.80/10oun on c Bond awl Afortgage ... fiat •
' tient uret, Propetile e........ 801400 CO
814E0.400 Par Market Won 814E1.802 50
Cost. 161.034679 516
Beal &Laze- . . ... . . MOO 103
Bills Receiva b l e for -Larisrisi.icesi
51911 e
sigaziceo hie ' rt. dandles-- 'Pr;
adman on Marine rolicies--Ao.
'
erred Interest and other debts
due , the Company. . . . 43.834 88
Stock. and Scrip of ' s undry itilloi:
roues and ' other Companieee
El Jlfid ffit , Entirnateff value..... 8.017 60
Cash in v .. ... ....... .. .E ... ....1111138.017 10 •
Cash in Driwer.................... NEI U
• • ...-....-... 1014815 (19
.DIEMTOIO 80V.505 1
Themes 43. Haab James O. Valk
Johne.Davis. flartmel t!j_.!lo.
Edmund A. Strada. amen
Joseph ILlteal. • A nt " rdvig,
Thembita - Punta& ascots P. JOllO4
Hagh Craig, darnel 13. McParland.
Edward Darllngton. Joshua P. E.Yre.
John B. Penrose, John D. Ta lec •
H. Jones Brooke. !Spencer
Ileum Stoab l H. enry C. Dallatt.
6 41 " a e ru G H. Le Bolit t o .. ii. J a fstinll. 3 W t36mr ga lrfas
lb .
Edward Lifurcade. D. T.Morgan.
'Jacob Wage'. ThIONAS A- C. B. llM. r .,.... ar kreoldent .
HN O. DAVIS. ......Pred(hmt '
s I , 1118NRY LYUOISDN.,. Secretary.
HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary. del to oaf
mlig COUNTY EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.-01.
A. dee. No. 11013eratbForeth street, below Chestnut._ _
“phio,The 'Fire Inusrance by
or the Count c
_of om.
Ittea” Incaperated by e Of
niaclun in :,. for taleamity seabed or damage m l=
t exvely.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
This old and reliable institution.with ample capita fend
contingent fond catafrdly Invests& tout/num to insure
bulldinm funsiture.toerchandise&c.,either e kermanently
or fora limna.tinits, against Imo or damage the;attta
lowest rata consistent with the absolutes en of 401 mut.,
Lows adjusted and aid with all pomade despatidt.
,
Chat. J. Satter. And H. 8 1131 u6s
'Har:tudd. James N. El i ty k: u
Jose Horn, Edwin U
Joseph Moore. I Robert V. Mute% Jr..
George Mick% Mark Devine. •
CHARLES J. SUTTER. Presaged.
HENRY BUDD, Vice-President.
13121,1•111 7 F. Iformsra r. y. Secretary and Treasurer.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
solizr-
'OFFICE OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSUR.
"'""' ANCE COMPANY.
PM:LADELPErLA. Sept 21.1868.
An Election for Ten Directors for the ensuing year will
be held, agreeably to charter, at a general meeting of the
Stockholders for that
_purpose, at the office of the Com
pany, on MONDAY, October sth, 1868, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
J., W. hicALLISTe.R,
se2l-tilocs9 Secretary. '
ggin•-,LAW DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY OF PENN
•"'"' sylvania. A term will commence on Thursday,
October L Introductory by Prof. E. Spencer Miller, at 8
o'clock. P. H. se 21,t oc 19
stir NOTICE.
DELAWARE AND RARITAN CANAL.
Turarres, N.J., Sept. 11. 1868.
The toll on coatpassing through the canal from bor
dentown to New Brunswick will be Thirty-five (33> cents
Per ton. on and after the 20th inst.
J. G. STEVENS.
eel 2 Engineer and Supt
wir PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
COMPANY. OFFICE NO. EN SOUTH FOURTH
aiREET.
PIIIMADKIXHIk, May 21, 1888.
NOTICE 'to the holders of bonds of the Philadelphia
.nd Reading Railroad Company,,due April 1, 1870:-
The Company offer to exchange %if these' bonds of
61,00 each at say time before the Ist of October neXt.
st -,,ar, for a new mortgage bond of equ amount, bearing
I per cent interest, clear of United States and State taxes.
amine 25 years to run.
The bonds not surrendered on or before the Ist of Oct's•
ser next will be paid at maturity, in accordance with
:heir tenor. MY3.-t octl 8. BRADFORD. Treasurer.
INSTBIUII7I.IIO7IIa
HORSEMANSHIP --AT THE PHILADEL
PHIA BIDING SCHOOL. Fourth street. above
Ilin
Vine. will be found every facility for acadring
a knowledge of this healtbfW and elegant accomplish ,
moot The School ii pleasantly td ventilated and Watmed.
'he horses safe and well
An Afternoon Chia for Yonne Ladies.
Baddle t rawaned in the best manner.
Saddle Recces and Vehicles to hire.
Abio., tO Depots. Pantos. Wedding,. She
obut. - es.
as or THOMAS CRAIGE & SOH,
. , aithUlrliefe 111.1lEsfra.
DAVIS dr, HARVE Y. AUCTIONEERS.
_ Late with M. Thomas & Bons.
Store No. 921 WALNUT street
jitear Entrani.e on Library street,
Positive Sale No. 1803 Race stree
ENTIRE STOCK OF A FURNITURE STORE.
_ ON, FRIDAY MORNING.
At 10 o'clock, at No. 1303 Race street, including large
quantity end aesortment of Household Furniture, Bed,
steads :Bureaus., Wastetand_,s Wardrobes, Bookcases.
Secretaries, Taller, Chairs. Hat Stand., Stoves. Work
Benches. Tools, Matresses Cedar Ware, &c. Also, a few
Pieces Secondhand Furniture. &c.
_• Sale No. 686 Federal street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE,_ ROSEWOOD PIANO.
FRENCH PLATE MIRROR.,_CARPETI3, &o.
ON MONDAY MORNING,_
At TO o'clock, at 636 Federal street the Furniture' of a
gentleman leaving i the city, Including fine.toned Rose
wood Piano. 7 octaves, py Gale & Co. ; fine French Plate
Pier Minor, fine ,Ingrain and other Carpets. Blanker,
Comfortable's. &c .
MBE s .. PRINCIPAL MONEY ESTABLISHMENT-
S. E: comer of SIXTH and RACE streets. -
Money adYanted en Merchandise generallY-Watchest
Jewelry. 1- ismer:tee, Gold. and Silver Plate, and on au
unloose of value,Er any_lemfth of time weed on.
WATCHES A D JOWELBY AT PRIVATE SALE.
Fine Geld Hein g Case. Double Bottom and Open Face
s'
English, Amelia' and Swigs Patent Lever Watches;
Fine Gold Mating Case and•OritanFace Lepine Watches;
Fine Gold Duplex and other Watches; Fine Silver Hunt
ing Case =filen Face English, American and Swine
Patent Lever an Lerdne Watches; Double Case Englbdt
Quartder and , other BLatchesLadieit'Eancy Watches;
Diamond' Breastpins ; Finger ' Sings; Ear Rim; Studs;
he.; Fine Gold'Chains_L-Medallionst_Brareletsj Scarf
Pins:Breastpins; Filmier Rings:Pencil Oases and Jewell?
genera FOß A1.8.-•A large and valuable Fireproof Chest,
suitable for a Jeweler ; cost $650.
Also,severai.,Lots in South CazuderyFifth end Chestnut
Streets
cl , 4. , WOLBF E RT AUCTIONEER. 16 South SIXTH at.
.A...IsLARGESALITO CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.
- ON FRIDAY DI ILINING NEXT.
- 25th tat; et lO,d'ehude. - at. (g,113 South Sixth street , - ,
, A torso assortzpitil ia 'fixs rubs:WIMP Moue Chins.
E w _an,„,.' 7 02., 0 d 11 . 1111 ,, et? i Istio asoortment of Gland. ..-
. - "r''' `414141V, 01; Se and - a ver y large assort
eel} el Trent() Were. , ' iset3l3t•
t : fiwUL A11tr101tia1i1t,1611.,,,.%•,:y.,:.:
li ) :'• Snail -qi '. • • clittl . ) I I ,l ' 45 :A44‘01
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cham . .
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se i ksa?lmtr ,„ : ~,?4,,;,rezig,....l2b ea te. i n d e j n e4r
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j Sept. "94 at '9" oidtk. tat, this Malan 1 , 1 10'
cmatput.u. n . bo- rc 11 , ,iiivit , 77 1 1 - i t
T'A l'i lt ra l age alto) tIPFa ou ehold
coin giittle nt W lemma in onp
INV a put Chamber„_o_gt, ye.y...Brunoth., In and
, VeisetlatitUareets.igren Allittru; aid Milt
J th lAi l lt e gt ; ett &atn e te l ghWitga i ltut Irk. ma seit t
''"'T office
bta ai .
lritittr!lagrattTgrrol is • qewrl
le. .. 1 ". ~' ) Z.. 1. E•WATINIFIJUN L-, , ,_
~....., 1 --e) 4, i ti --;
I AI M: several obanecikni and O t her tas - txturoe l `. , .
zit )..1 t)it It t)2.011n..wi q0•I • _ 4-1; , ..,'- , ,Li:` , 7
7 'AS Way* , one,o'rksik. the ld. ono op
_pis dtd i f o.
wt. it autesind eapgaraWi. 'mike./ byWalaft . . tiel ,
mqol'..) 210.
,:.; 3 L. T '.4IARD`FDRiiii,I. ",..' l ''' - 2. ! ~'2 ' 7 11 ,1'
I Ar e age , jiareod •ZoetsiVe ,plano , „Volt*, Ire 97,
Btel
AkicfMad t oolo.'4.l3chotruic . ker ak gip, ;:,... I ,
1 . , - PnwERVE JARS.
. , *OlO ttive•riell Pie Rue , Jerio for mom.. :
z treethetmet•
r ;.r t ' .
11613 4 1 1 1.11 1 ",_ f RITA'
_cmkpnis:
'i'lf.OßNlNcia_t ill . , • •'",:.
Sept Ekcit 10 o'clock. 4,N0 Ettkl North Twentieth at..
will'isesouttluitm•=int ef. it. , f_rtrail, ileclinias Insiter 4
; G` ev arpett' iDg '_,.."._ emp
ittiglig4 "l3" .FuoVeM a in e ar n.
cloth; walnut tatamber Furnitum oak Si debo and, marl
bie top; Oak Extension Dining Tata% Oak Cane' se*
Cltha, an assortment of - RftchetrEtensihn - ditn
'F_ltie ii4iiiortulre UAW
..1 ..:1 4108gEti 92 . itir L d dr : l7.-1 ,4 • .'. .. 4 •
. 43 to
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ire.2inp.r....-$10.14-2 , 21=1.v. ~..-a,=-..
i t
nonn,ltarpber and itriorrecolturNt . and , illii , g ! ,
Dining 1100 m Fernttnrt uni.talw gm - ,
1 . 42 P. I '•FP'l9 6 R t 51. 7 Luda r f fax '. ) ' '- 1
,
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•
LANDS r OOLLF.OIi - OFEHOICE AND Ifilr
; 1 '" ' AN D'&9 l ,R u EgkidiriS o Fii Ate XS. -.)i t P. ; •
SITU .99tin. tatilirs'elock, at liorticulttinultall, - Eread
street, below. t must street, will be' sold. a largoand,
valuable collection of Rot and Greeinhoase nimbi. temi
rig
Orebidicerins Plant.. Philare drou -Pertains:me;
Canteliai. '' ' - " Ragbag. - • ' '
Pomegranates. _ , lthadodepttromt. • , . ,
Varieott d Pine Apples. Bananas. _,
Fiala Elastscus, . .'. ,Teetudinarls , X.aellatit t l i rst.
Dracoina Bragelencets. „ ejpropedium_, 4 Tarte os.
Together With , * large Thiscellaneoue coßection.. ; that
have been selected with great care, i . - . ~
The {collection - will be . open for examination th e d ay '
previous to Ingo. . 1 t t
. ___ ,- Bale No. lita_Stimmer street.
MFG ii NT 'ROSEWOOD HOUSODOLD FURNITURE.
RIM" F.ORTEk_,/IARGE aileltOß,_oll.llMTS. itic. ,
ON TttURSDAY, hismuNG.
Oct.:l.•o4lo‘otaleck, at No. 1607_ , bummer . street , will be
gold, the liawture.or a tatinUit, declining hotuick,eeDhig•
Paitteulars hettuiftet." .. - A w., , :1 ~,+ ..,a .. +
.4,
BvI"IDURBOROIfir- AUCTIONEEIta,•_ ,
op. 232 and MARKET .trees, corner Barad, '
• • 141" L
", Elaticesseda to John B. MVEMI'di .• a • , • '
LARGE BALE. OF EUROL.WAND DOMESTIC DAY,
Oti THURSDAY IdORNING.
Sept. 2,4, at 10 o'clock: oft fear atOnthe ore( it,'
DOMIESTIOS. , , . • .
Bales broWn and bleached Shirting. and Sheeting(
do. Piesthed and Volerod DMus., •
do. White ano Scarlet all wool and Cantoarlannelet,
Cases Pdhierett y romet and Fancy Sh i r t i n g Flannelai
do. Indigo looTicks,J3_tripea_,, Checks, Denims.
do. Rehtnc Jes
na-Pants, , Lehdrien, lab Rola ,
do. Corget,Jeans, Jaconeti, Ea toga _
do.- Manchester' and Scorch Gingnanit and'elaids:
no. Cassimerea Satinets. Itersoys, Tweeds. PABIlls•
D SALES GREY ' BLANKETS: ' •
Including blankets of_A_Ths. 6 Ibis: 83 4 lbs. and 8„lba,
5 CASES WHITE," Bk.HBUANEETS,
Of well kt i own_andfirtorite =skew,:
PRC
HANT,TAILOII.B I GOODS.
Pieces Belgian;,Engllshitnd SaxonY all wool end 'Union
, Black and Blrje Cloths,
• do. -Atria ChapailaßlL and ColortidEssjelniatri.
do. chinchilkatrench.FannY-00alings: Doeskins.
do., Elbcenf Fancy Cassirocres. Castors, Astrachan.
do. Wintoeya Velour: -Peterehares, ellotehlosaders.
do; Blank and Colocd Italians and Satin de Olth:te.-,
' DRESS ooODS.'I3ILES, dos.
Pieces Black and ; (pored gobalre, Alpftessi, Cobergs,
Em rasa . f 'Cretans. Poplin Alpacas.
do. Paris Plain and Printed tderlxios and Detainee.
do: , Saxony alds. Epicalinerg• Poplina - Rorthalx.
do. Black a , d Fan cy Dress Sias. veriets,
LINENS. VititlTE GOODS,,,Atc.'t
Full lines Isiah Shirting Linens, tiarneleY plullu4k&
Alto; Bleachrd and Brown (hash: Shaman.
Abto, Drill - , Diaper. Towelings, Table Cloths. .
Alf°. Cambrics, - Jaconets, nlls.`Lawns. Nahisooks,
-ALSo
Hoe moiled Quilts, °fa superior Make.
8 0 :Gent's Heavy Woolen Maude
10,000 DOS ,RN OhRMAN COTTON HOSIERY AND
y.' :TILOYES.
Fall lives women's white, brown colored colored and. mixed
plain and ' fleeced Cotton Ebtisatb f nil regular.
Full hues men's white; brown,French and blue mixed,
plaid abd fleeced! Cotton Hail Hose: to'fall regular,
Fall linetrboys'„ .muses', and ebildreiVe white. brown,
mixed and fancy Hose, 'Half and Three•quarter Hose.
ull lines: men's. women'a and ctilltintn's Bilk, °Cloth,.
Lisle and 'Berlin Gloyea and Gauntlets, plain and fleeced:
The above • line of Hosiery an 4 %wee is of the ,besk
make imported.
Also; Balmoral and Hoop dkirts. Traveling and Under
Marts and Drawers, Sewing', umbrellas. Bilk Ties, Shirt
Fronts. Ildkfe.,
—ALSO—
A line of fancy silk VELVEIS and VESTIVES.
A line of black silk (JOLLA R VELVE,WS.
•
8000 DOZEiri; O, H.13.11:5)4.
Full lines 3.4 and 5-8 Plain Linen Cambric
Full lines 8-4 Hemmed do. do. do.
Full lines &4 and 5 8 Hemstitched do. do.
N ii the above Handkerchiefs are of a very favorite
importation. and embrace all qualities ttifixtest imported.
for beet city trades
Ala% walnut cases of auperior to yard Spool Silk,
Also, a large lot of PRINT 4./LOTHEI. damaged at the
lase fire.
LARGE SALE OF CARPETING% 200 PIECES FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS, &c.
ON FRIDAY MORNING.
Sept. 25, at 11 o'clock. on four months' credit, about 200
pieces of Ingrain Venetian. Lht, Hemp. Cottage and Rag
Carptstings, Gil Clothe. Rugs. &c.
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EURoPEAN DRY GOODS. &c.
QN MOND 1 1. Y MOtiNING,
September 25. at 10 o'clock. on four months' credit.
LARGE BALE OF 2000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES,
TRAVELING BAGS.. dm
ON TI,ESOAIt MORNING,
Sept. 29. tit 10 o'clock. on foci' months' credit.
iii ASTIN BROTHERS; AUCTIONEERS.
/Tx (Lately Bateman forli...Thomaa ds.llons) t ,.. , ;..
ClllutiTNUTetreet. rear entrance from minor.
BALE OF VINE On:PAINTINGS.'
ON_FR(A-AY EVENING.,
Snot. 25, at 7-id o'clock) at the auction 400ttfictio. , 529
Cheetuut etreet. ,by catalogue. a collection.at Inc .01.1
Nil:Aim?, bar &lamely - trained. She collection •com.
Or. eels eighty picture' of a varied and plea a, character.
NY ill bo on exhibition two da'ye previbile to wale.
Sale at No. 21543pring Garden street.
ELEGANT WALNUT.DRAWING•nOOMAND
ytER FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO FORVM.,
HANDSOME ENGLISH - BRUSSELS CA.E.PETS.
ON TUESDAY MORNING , .
Sept tq. at 10 o'clock. at No. 2124 Spring garden strle u
by catalogue,the ,entire Farnituns...includin&-Eleg k
,
Vv alnut and Plush' DraWing• Room' Suit, twoHandsont '
Suits Walnut Chamber' Furniture: Oak Member ! Sakai
suite fme.COttage Furniture, line. toned Rosewood Piano'
Forte nearly new; Handsome . English Entesele, Imperial ;
and Ingrain Carpets ,
_flne -Spring Matressegl, Blankets,
China, Kitchen IltmEls, dm •2 , ' ' . ,
May be seen early on.the morning of slide • '
HANDSOME. MODERN RESIDENCE.
Immediately previous : the sale of furniture will be
sold the handsome modern three-story brick residence .
with „threastory., double back .buildinge And „Bide Yard..
and lot of gonna :situate on the south side - of - 'l3pring•
Garden street, No. 2124, containing in front El feet, and in ;
depth, 115 feet. The house is built - in-the moat superior
and substantial manner. and tins , all, the medern come
niences7gas, bath, range, water' closets, etc. May be
seen at any time. • . • • .• -
B ' SCOTT, JR.. AUCTIONEER.. • - •
SCOTT'S ART GALLERY
1020 CHESTNUT lit, Philadelphia.'
SALE OP FINE MODE OIL PAINTINGS, ON
THURSDAY 'AND 'FRIO y- EVENINGS,' SEPT. 24
and 25, at 7.i.6 o'clock. •
ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY-EVENINGS.
At 735 o'clock.,4tvill be , sold at .cett'a Art Gallery
1030
Chest
aU bnut santreet. s= a Fine Collection of Modern Oil Paint
lugs. ely_framed.
Also, a line of ROMAN PHOTOGRATIIS.
G.E. BECHTEL'S FIRST FALL SALE OF SUPE
RIOR TRIPLE PLATED SILVER WARE, ON FRI
DAY MLRNING,_fiEPT. 25 at 10 o'clock.
ON • FAIDAY MORNING.
Sept 204 at 10 o'clockitvill be sold at Scott's Art Gallery. ,
1020 Chestnut' etheek - a - full line of Triple Plated Silver
Ware, comprising Tea Sabi, Urns. Castora, Ice ]Witcher, .
Batter Cooler,. Goblet, Salvor', 'Fruit - Dfahes: ,Sc,. dra. - '
The Ware is taken directly from the shelves, of Mr. G.
H. Bechtel. and guaranteed Triple Plated:
Open for • xaminattoa on Tbursday.
Boulla•• STATIONRYVID FANCY , GOODS,
Also. on FRIDAY,3IORNIN'4.,.Sept.,2S. the Stock of a
Hooke:Slier and • Stationary Store. To ba sold'without
re,l'erve.. • • .
CI. D MoOLBES CO- •
kJ. AIIOTICINBERB. •
. No. 506 MARKET stroet... „
..._
BALE OF 160 CABER BOOT% 13110EttDEOGANBotc.'
, ON TiECUBBD , 4X BI,ORNMG.
Sept. 94.' commencing at 10 - cOclook. we will elr try
cs.ta/oguai for Iceish46oo'cases ?dent. Boys' andiYouthe,
Boots, Shoes Brogans. Balmoral!, &o.
Alr. a largo assortmbo.t'of Women's, Mines , and CM+
3)BA=7 & CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
_^CABRAUCTION
No. 2434 MARKET etreek.conier of_BANK etreet.
Cash advanced 'on conebanoente without extra eluir
u ga.T
RIDGE do tea
. Not 600, DlLARsi4sTetlaett% above *db.
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07AWLN5,6 fe0.141141.616 ill 'redl. l ' l
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ilqattratttovniehivelAlDUlßL:olll 0118 1 131111M1110. 0 ,3,4
143 1.. R1CE1 cats one tbaniand t,
g rimme r SP • , i• •• f i , , k. 4 45 •
' l ;;e 4. 4al l lo , let t) , . 41 , 1 ,,, I FU L AW F O , ' :; f . f .5
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lII INIr Oar Sal ea are 96 e :aiteeg44.; ` , tii ' 4 giispi r l
rurfroaners : 2•4olrrit; A wifiuonfirßessrlfireifft
liftiflziorifmms araMaucti, AU% Evicutun
I,FructlPAlAMiaim.crtimair Dmisomism,&r"'
.. ....Mprpb are dialog id ' the Auction Moth EVERY
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4 WM= atiCislaitU,Wrieliiie"eirniiMai stienblesc.,
0 1, ~11r. um/ex 10 I , Wixii.l.• ) -3- -I , , , r,igt.iaL Vili3drit .,
r SALE OF MISCELLANEOUS , BOORri f Ele
,3 k ~ „ , , . UtAlr . t* LBRARY:- •••
~.% '''' / ' l . ON IV EDNESDAY•AFTEMIMine":W.r , 3I'49
'IL, slept 23, att , oteksilr.i ~,,',.? •,.. , ,,[1;•.:•:, ..., ,- .1,,. , , -.9 .). ),..1 imhly,, , o
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r BIANDSOME'• RNifongrit R Two.. gfr %. , ,t•
FoRTES, HANDSOME VALVET. B IJSSEL& . )41
yi OTHER .CAB 7 i ii.: 4.. -.• ..)*,.• - • 1 • 5 4 , 14,1 : 1 11
. gll I 1111.: 141,
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p ot _4„ figs . • • • :S ' , e suctitffettiOntei ...ryatit
-11. , large ' • easeirttrie •‘• oir orririounihmeter —,,
cearromiet.ataipmettitrr. _of Apr 00(4111 .i. VI
L v ib . rganita.. r .conl i , In p 14,,, ' . ...,47. ..1
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' , L. of Tien lled wad t it tir.t.
. odeForten fide Blebfr..k ash di& if.C...f
zilub f w pistreo, -
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f setae vewsti-B seter ' bielere • ~,. r 7'' '_ '
filstif."two me Gold Iyfebos gitgAetto 7 iiiit ,' s , :, 11,,,_
1 ...ELEGANT Mita . l // W it p i ' lin t aa;4
1 . 141.0 m c en a itt les; ff,,, , ~,
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[i ' Fine' ---%-:.:, ' -.:V bf ffle l •-: -7- 68148 •--,-
2 ' ll !r'r ' l 'ttiLlagiiii,T:ADLE:' l? : `.' ' .• , V. - ff: - .4'
i iiiile i rinekißrif4o•llfla superior , Plant Table, 0 4
Ite order-by-I' eitriloa +on irotswetit'. trains ? , 164'
bedisietteett coo tioW cuswpo r , Aette etetamti
1 sets balm and ez. Ina arid IVeryWA gq . oll. , ~ 4 ,
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, . , sae/awl Racestreet . - - 1-4 ): ;, ,
. nit ' A - -
' HANDSOME HOUBEHoLD FURNITURE, , •; :.t.
i ;13i.` WALNUT . JPARIAMODININGI.IIOONto ..t , i
.
CI a /LUBER . FILIRNITURE• -ELEMANT --VEL
i IGARkET, , KOSENRIOD- 'PIANO FORTIAIANDr 1' - - ••••4
lital ~.: ....“ -..., i• ar. .1.1,41111 ”. l j 1.,, ;:, ,/ yl d ` 3
.., c! ~.. ON FRIDAY MORNING. zo -, , ~, ,11) AN c
i Elea:2s: stio cretoe.xlet - ce-ser Ater street:lly estew?-,.!
legue. the Handsome, Walnut Parlor, Furniture, cams. gi
with Cilmtee'lltisb And Hair Poo l l 3 fillifiAS.§lol.WAßL
Vat i ni n almirer m Vtifilitu &it mir e 81 8 1i ttl a tt / El RTHW
gant Er
ger% morbkwep - IBlAdomeig i agiau' '
Rosewood Piano and Mirror. -• Blass ' s ll ll l2 =l •
Ware. Feather Beds:Matresses and liedding c - ReftlgBM ,
tor, Kitchen Utonsils, 12 Mores, &c... ~
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Sale No. 123 North Thirteenth street
ELEGANT FURNITURE. o rtr, MIRROR. FINE
1 ON MONDAY • ORNING.
' Sent. 28. at 10 o'clock, it No 123 North Thirteenth street.
by catalogue, . the. en tire Furrd_ture, complains—Hand-
HOMO Walnut Drawing ROOM 'Farnitdre.'coverta-hOitte
peen plush; superior Walnut libtary.H4l and Cham
ber Furniture, Oak Dining.-Room Furniture, fine China
and Glass, Oval Pier mirror, Rosewood Piano. made by
Gate & Co.; HandsomolMoltesse. China Twee and Orna
ments. Rich Velvet and Brussels carpet% Fine Matresee%
IlielL s 'ase Clock,nitchen tteusits• Refrigerator% dic.
- NV The Furniture Was made to order bY Vollmer:
• -ed ~ .
Administrator's B.
COPPERSMITH'S STOCK AND TOOLS.
UN MONDAY MORNING.
28th inst.,st 10 o'clock, at No. 491 North Third etreet, by
order of Administrator, will be sold the stock and too
of the late Anthony If neer.
May be examined on the morning of sale at 8 o'olock.
Executors' Sale—N6•4l4 Spniceredg-aittate of Joseph
B. eley,dee'd.
SUPERIOR FURNITUR MAN'rEL AND;el r Eft ;
'ROM, BROSS 'CARPETS; dro.'
ON TUESDAY MORNINI4. I , - ,
Sept. 29th. at 10 o'clock. at N0:714 Spruce street, by or
der of Executors the entire Herwehold I urniture,
ia
clnding superior: Ihiseweed and Wahine r Drawing Room
Furniture, two fine French Plate Mantel! farrow', two
Pier. Mirrors. tine Brussels', CargetS' ParlerAEntry, ad%
Stair Carpets. Ha ll Furniture,superior Dining lioueedit
Chamber Ftrniture,uperior Wordrobei Chips, Ohms and
Plated Ware, fine Hair Mattresses:l/lode, fine "main
and otberCarpetai3OlielotbriCitchoprEns*turerEdrigo. , -.
Triton., dto.
Full particulars In wittil o lo lo a;fi '"
Bale N0.1630W41111004Nfet.-
RANDSOME . WALNUT'PARCOR_DINING ROOM
AND CHAMBER! FOR.NEPURE,: BLEGAIiT DRUB-1 , 5' 1
= HN , WEiD
giILIIPETH" NERIS . ' --'
Sept. 51, at, .10 o'clock, at No.o 1630 Wallace - :Btneit hy,
catalogue, t be. entire liousehold , Vartittork including' :'
"land sortie Walnut. Parlor Furnstarei =vexed wilboceso
phieb, made to order by Allen, Dining'Reem'Eulniture.'
*devout Sideboard. elegant Brussels therpots,Vhinal 2o3 4-
and Plated Ware, twothite of liandadme Walnitt 'chant.
ber Furaitirre. Bottom and fientre3ftbisaititerblevVian,
fine Hair Mattesses,kit chen Utensils r
, .
AT PRIVATE'SALE. , , •
ELEGANT' WESI "-"AND.." , FU
'h IMirrinik.llTV' f
PAINTINGS.s.O.4./ECTS ,OF,AttT, ; , ,W. Ammer r
Fortieth and Pine etreete-' Let 100 byl7s feet. Inquire at
h.' auction rooms. • -•-
t Irir" At Prlvate Sale, f" YALIYABrAEIiToRE, FrOnt
street. oetween Market ' and , Chwitnut, Inquire at pro
Auction Store.
J 'A '
A. FREEMAN AticrioN
' . tr i o aCk WALM,UFIItrIIet•.:
.Admielsiratea'ei S ite.
ON WEDNESDAY, SEAT 90,
At 13 o'cloek noon,at the Exchange , —
Slave s. 6s. ma
86900 Philadelphia City 6c, old.
Philadolphia and Reading Railroad St, extended
to 18f0. ' • '
—ALS O--
shares" 'Tuckahoo and Ward, Pleasant Plank 'L
5 shares 130111.12114E0t and Johns ownnrtank Road
Lom~ any
SALE. Inc g.R. ASBIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY.
By order of- Asalgnce In Bankruptcy. lbw phrtte,
$5,155 09 payable On the death of the gramdpventaof Utak.,
bynkrug, both otwhota now are livirut mildly's% mutter'
emmehultuf...Kinsdorupf BaYarla.
, — .„ ,
EXTF,Nt3IVRIAALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE . *
SEPTEMBER 80, 1868;
This Sale, oriWEDNEEIDAY, at 12.,otelockino011. ettlo:.)
Exchange. will include the followiag
-1000 shares Monitor 011 Co.
800 eharea Northwestern 011 Co. •
1060 shores McFate Farm OW Co "•'•
BROAD ST.-A. valuable equare,of_grolund, bounded by
BroluVr ifteenth, Venango sta. and Erle avenue- wilt be '
seldin S loth. each 100 feet front on Broad et, by 325%, feet. :
deep to 15th et, bluetit/me Sede-Eetate of ..tanieo Dan
das,.dee'd. ,
N. ST.-A triangub r lot at the S. W. corner of
Erie avenue, 245:_feet on lgth st, and P 5 feet °lire° ePr.
.hecutors , Sate-Same Estate.
169 H ST. AND Fzlt IE AV.-4 lot at the N. 1 474" corner,
25436 feet on 16th at. and 325 teat on Erie ev. Executors'
bale. Same hstate. Plan at the Stern - • • - •
Bair The tote.have a taro deposit of brick - day.„
iel ACRES, 26T8 WARD-A valuable tract of la nd in.
tersected north and,south by 84th, Mth and 86th etreets,,,l
Southerland ay., and east and west ,by Mifflin. McKean.
Snyder, Jackson, Wolf. Ritzier' and , l'orter eta. and ex- ;
tending to the river Schuylkill,having a front on the river
over a mile. It will be sold in,V, tracts, according 'to is: re. :t
cent survey. Plan andfull description may be had at the
Auction Store. ' Exeeutortit Sate. - SCOnd Estate. , . •
3 ACRES, GERSIAN.COWN-A desirable , building, lot ,
fronting on Armat street and Chelton avenue•2o6 , feet;
and , feet deep, from one to the other, each on the lot
are sand and stone. - 'Clear of encumbrance. '
ALLEGIIANY , AV;-78 •lote .of ranund•fronting on Alt
leghany avenue, Bath and Myrtle, Brabant and America
Streets. - each.. 225 by 803. • Trustee% PermAntorutSate. ,
ALLEOBAN,X AV.-A lot extending from Ame rica
street to' elftware avenue, 271 feet on Allegheny' avenuN.:,l
307 feet oil America etreet, and on. Delaware avenue ,W 4”
feet; Trustees , Perentntory Sole; - • '
AniquN con.RT--Tbree•st.ry brick boast+ in rear o f
637 Mary street, 6th Ward,lot 11 by 2736 feet, 'subject US
1112123 ground rent. Executer's... Sat—
e valuable farm of 59 acres troieftX; •
the By berry turnpike. opposite theß ed ortroad A
Ward; it is 13yf relies from Cornwell station, on the Tren
ton Railroad. , r,,t' miles from' Andalusia' wharf; E on:thel
Delaware riven_ $4.400 may reremin. - •
ALLEGHANY AV.-2 lets , S. side of Allegheny' air: ,
west of Bath st. and 60 feet front. by 119 feet deep. ,
Trustemt'Perenintoryffate: - • •
SAXON Bt.--61pte w. of Bath street, each 16 by 52 feet.
Trustees , l'eremvtorp sate. Plan at trie store. •
LEHIGH AV.--3 lotsted: the corner 9f Walker streettgile:
ward, each 13 by 51 feet deep.
MrAIXERI BT. -5 lots atthe Corner of Reading av o catia .
14 by, fie feet Plan at the - store.
No.• MN 'MELON BT.-A threestory_,briek
suitable for a factory, lot 30 by 87 feet. Will rent for SM.
Clear of inonnitranco. • •
No. :785 fonr.story brick- dwellintf..stihe--
center or Fitzwater at,: lot 18 by 16leet. Rae the modern
eentefeeneee and is zn Defect order, Immediate pas
' WM on.
Bair rAMPRLET CATALUGUESigi SATURDAY. .
. _
- PetemptorySale at the West Jersey Betel. Camden:. N.
J. On Saturday afternoon. cleptember 26,1868 at 3 °
besold at publiesale without ressrvedi VALMIBLEV
MARL FARM, with dwelling, near. Keeton. Burlington,
couety, N. J., containing 58 acres,- the land is underlaid
with suoerior quality of marl. particulars in hand.,
bills. 'Sale absolute; 862.60 to be paid at the time of ado:
ASSIONEEII SALE OF OFFfCE FURNITUM„
PROOF sArp. I . 4 . 4.h.T . Att.RaN. &v.
fml"
October 2. willbe eold , at :the At. ction Store;
Waluut etreet,by order oraaaigneo In Bankruptcy. the
Otlice.D.eke. Tables.•Rallinge, die . • •• • •
FIBEPHOOF—AIso. a Farrell As lierrinteare.
MALT WAGON—Abe, a Malt Wagon and aet of Ur.:
I AT PRIVATE SALEL.••
A VALUABLE TRACT or SO AC OCR OF IiANDC
With Alessi= Homo, Rising' Sun Lane. inhOrnectedtiSr
Fightb, flat, Tenth and Eleventh, Ontario ant,Tioret,
ctot
etreete, Witt:4V Soo teat or the Old Volrs, R0i4,,, vai t sau dt .
de.:p,ar.srick My. Tonne eau.
A' yids abr. tudistess proTerty No.Bl9Areti street.-
• ISUraNOTON. — A Handsome Disixdoutf.o ASTAte, d m
• - •
''".. 'li.NAVEliivi:**'o,';'
TAVAL STORE 9,-200 PAtEllOi3Tl4` ; • 1160
No. 1 ElOO bble. No. 2 Rada ,• 300 bblm.
in on Roan; 100 bblexitch Reebt 025 bnlit BpirtteTtupete%
tine. - Foveae by (i 001114261•1 72U
Itiot etreet: •• • f le!Ft l .l l !S.9. Q 4 2 "" t b .
---0e21.41 •
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lar BALE 0114—_,10N) - ISALI NS IL NV. WELILS-'01G:
1,600 W
O gallons interaggerrn 011 •25 bb
_Western No.
1 .Tce.pressed Lard OIL For lullaby COOBBT.RUSsEtIi
&CO., 22 North Front street . : Nati
XIAVAL STORES- - -101' BAIIRELSB r ITS 7 TUR-.
/11: rentingi 100 , Iinzzela. Soapmakers'.RoOn; 100 Barrels
liarth Canon= Vat 'now binding train KeAmerftunnnv
„end IP.t. II 4W,WADV.VITA $44 g l i c Yq'E.
Wharves. - - - selßtf
111 , 111,1113 TM
QPIRITS gip
121 , ,pOrntiltp OW,landiDS.l l1 41 4 9 g, 11F. 41.
NR.,4 6 . 1 4°n,t 1 , 11 Y • •