"PoLM6M.
illeputillolizilelticitiikrin the Fourteenth
ard,
A meeting ofV26 • Republicans- ' , Of the 'Four
teenth Ward was held -last evening at Spring
Garden Hall. , The room was, crowded. John
Hanne,XsTesided; 4 1 -
Boa. Hen ryTV D. Moore addressed the meeting.
Be said that - in the whole course of his political
experienCe he baditiever known—such an .2atter,
falsification and:perversieh of thefacteof history,
and such low, base and groveling appeals to the
passions and prejudices of,thepeople, as are now
being made liyilhegeaSersOf; the) paroe, rallying,
under the banner of Belmont and Blair.
He bold in his hand the- Ledger of this
morning, containing the report of. Democratic
meeting-held Seinewhbrettiodteity, last evening.
His audience would probably remember how the
indignation of the entire communi t y "was aroused
a felCir,peldisineti the inhuman and barbarous
murder of It little girl In the uPper parr of 'oar'
city, and that in response to „ that unanimous
outburst of Indignation „ from , the people, our
worthy4daor offered the i'itsWild' c i ccoo
for the arrest' of the unknown murlarer,and our,
worthy District Attorney, also,-Mr." Mann, in re- -
sponse to the indignant and noble feelings of his.
own heart; offered the itivard - iof 1500 . ' for thear--
rest of this fiend in human•shapo.— Ills hearers
must remember these eirenmstancee, for there
was not a`nuitherin: thee - cortitattnitY,WhO, as the: .
heard the sickening details, did not clasp
to her bosom more firmly than ever her darling
child, nor 4r lather:Nth° did hot net ble 'teeth and
clinch his fist more deurnldnedly.:than , leveri , as..
he read of t t,, ; horrible; transaction: And We
hearereWc" set#eely.hegcrvelde;•,When:he told
thenlthat ~Itodrsitt4 Meeting 'last 'night; '
one offherotateraf that Obeitaidnid'etliutne ,
the read= orthisilittlesinuideredinDOCentcantr
bring it lwretrebiaandlenee! wltkrall, tile
_lower
and eloquence of language, to cast the odium,of
t h is murder,. if. .poseible. upon PelilleacTiVo•
'tenth; ind'hy appealing. to' the • passions or his
' hearers endeavor to make a little political capital
for Itis..lornmparty'lZ HOW-ate *Mild, like ,
to have been .atUndo gkeePeiri: to, ,have,
seen ~i f 412 e, ,blush of : ,s l l3 4 ame did „not, Men
tie the — &belt 'Of th ea' no t,
was
engatedt this" 'groiellie Bed,'
deedvMtitEbe thb condition.: ter )14 party 'whese
orators are (obliged .tot to.; such ~ means to
resell the teellngs of •th ur a If this man ,
wank") , tO appeal to'die,Faro o}rOpy pa - ,A!ptple
the entlintdasne of his ileum, why 'aid he tot go
to Anderienifille and 1, -44 1 ' , hundred other
places'. in. Our land, where the "graves are
Shed with! the_‘,boneau of our, - ; . brave
heroes who died in defendi opt country against
treason, Veneta and''reWilon? NO, no. The
traitors and treason against' *hich • these brave
men fought, came tee near horn° to the gentle
man's own party to allow him 'to speak of the
gravels of those dead heroes, and he must
must therefore, drag before hitt audience this
murdered hinobmit and endeavor to
throw the responSibility •of it upon the
gent RePohllean port) , of Philadelphia I,
that pentleman,can,Jmagine that he is advanc
ing the Intartets 'Of his Party, or 'can find any
pleasure in such groveling appeals to his hearers
as he made -last night, he is welcome to thatplea
sure. Let us see now what else this Democratic
orator 8414, ,Be next spoke of the. national debt,
and `,contended that the'Republictin party created
tbattlebt,' .that isle* ati,. that party was in
power it would neverhe removed."
Mr. - Moore saida was astonishing that any one
would , deilberately get up before an American
audience, whomere opposed to know something
of the feets of history of the lastLeight years, and
make such an assertion as this, *hen 'he must
have known that every:hitt:a history, and every
record of. event "'proved' the utter
falsity' Stich' an '"° assertion. He then
disettsSedall'the facts connectedwith the rebel
lion;shOWlng connection.of the Southern wing
of the•Dimmer:4lc partl,with 4s, .apd reviewed
the lied& of ,the recent Pentoeratic 'Convention,
closing by an earneet 'appeal to' hearera to
stand by their country_and'titlly,aronnd the ban
ner of . Grant &,,Colfax.
•
Meet Dig lin 1117%W . emilipatircrehtb. Ward.
The'Reinthlican citizens of Od Twentylseventlt
Ward inet In masa-meeting last emit% at rarty'
second and Market.stzFeets, nndorgaiitied by the
selection •pr as,President. In
consequence of the 'rain storm 'the inCeting was'
adjourned' to tha hall, Thirty-seventivaud Market
strata, twhtin' addresses •were made by the Buck
eye Blacksmith, J. W. Baer, of Baltimore, Chris
tian Kneass, Esq., Hon. George Connell and Hob.
William D. Kelley.
THE SOIITHERN TEMPER.
ilattrilldon lllettere to be Treated in
tale lioutit it Seymour is Aleeted.
The Independent Monitor, a strong Democratic
paper published at Tuscaloosa, Alabama, in its
edition of September 1, illustrates in advance the
result of the election of Seymour and Blair. We
copy below its verbal description of the events
which are to happen as , soon as the Democrats
come into power. If such scenes are to be de
sired, the way to insure them, according to the
Indfpendent Monitor, is to vote for Seymour and
(From the Independent Monitor, Tuscaloosa, Ala., Sept
I, 1868.3
A FRQSPECTIVE SCENE IN THE CITY OF OAKS, 4TH
OF mAncri, 1869.
[Here follows a cut representing two men, ono
a "carpet bagger" from Ohio, hanging from a
tree, while the Ku-Klux Klan walk away from
the scene of their murder.
The article then says : 'The above cut repre
sents the fate in store for those great pests of
Southern society—the carpet-bagger and scaila
wag—if found in Dixie's,land after the break of
day on theltli'of Mirch next
"The *Tam ca rpetbagger Is a man with a lank
head Of dry hair, a lank stomach and long legs,
club knees and splay feet, dried legs. and lank
jaws, with eyes like a fish and month like •tt
shark. Add to this a habit of sneaking and
dodging about in unknown places—hablUng with
negroes in dark dens and back streets—a look
like a hound, and a smell of a polecat.
'Words are wanting to do full justice to the
genus scallawag. He is a' cur with a contracted
head, a downcastiotar, Slinking and uneasy gait,
sleeps in the woods like Old - Crossland, at the
bare idea of a Ku Klux raid.
'But the happy day of reckoning with these
white cuticle scoundrels approacheth rapidly.
Ench and every one who has so unblushingly es
sayed to lower the Caucasian to a degree oven
beneath the African 'race, will be regarded as'
hostis suigeneris, and be.dealt with' accordingly,if
found hereabout when the time is ripe for action.
"The carpet-bagger already begins to sniff the
coming ill-wind,and is sneaking out Of the coun
try ala Harrington, of. Mobile. But we hope
some boreal stragglers inay,be left far from their
"hums," to swing-alongside of their - meridional
coadjutors in infamy.
" We candidly believe that: the picture, given to
our readers ut supra, correctly represents the atti
tude and altitude of all foreign and domestic foes
of our land who shall We the , folly to remain
'down South' after the ides of March. The con
tract for hanging will be given to the negro, who,
having mounted the carpet-bagger and scallawag
on the mule that be didn't. draw at the election,
will tie them to a limb, and, leading the said mule
from under, them, over the forty acres of ground
he also didn't get, will leave the vagabonds high
in mid-air, a feast for' enthropophagons vermin.
" P. S.—lt will be seen that there is room left
on the limb for the suspension of any bad Grant
negro who may be found at the propitious mo
ment."
A Missionary Attacked by an We.
pnant.
A. correspondent of the Newark Advertiser
says thatpr. House. an - American missionary
at Bangkbk, Siam, has been severely injured
by an elephant. He was on his way to a new
station, a two months journey being required
to reach it, in order to render medical aid to
other missionaries who had preceded him.
He was accompanied by his four native
guides and three large elephants to carry
the baggage, as through the jungles and
mountainous country this is the only way
of ppacedure. When near the end of his
journey 9 .while; passing one of the huge
beasts, as be had often done before on the
waVthe'artimal suddenly turned upon him
an d awe) him with his trunk, laying him
prostraticand glerkwitli _his great tusks tore
his clothes and pierced his flesh in a terrible
manner:" One of the natives was on the neck
of the beast all this time, and only descended
and gained control over him just in time to
save the doctor from being trampled to death.
He lay under the trees where he was stricken
down for- twO virechs,. ( being idutstaf 411 10kili
physician and soargeon, with (peat fortitude
sewing 'tip hit (41w/Ik-wound& He was two
days' journey from the station, with ignorant
natives about himi,witiumlypnoAAnt and 'a
half of water with which= towet his lips and
dress his wounds, and. the therinometer at
ninety-,two Ale:gees ; Ati;the'oiliadfir In due
due
course ortimehtirecOvered iinfilofently tohe
-carried to the end of:his journey and the arms
of his Mende:::
A Railway Claude Duval.
The following appears - -in , the London
'Daily .11 ,7 exim: ' ' - ' - '
"Being at Preston station last Tuesday, on
my journey heratrivitratrniri : LYtherii,l gave
'my portmanteau in charge - SO' tine of the rad
waY porterd'Whila 'awaiting 'the vo ' Scotch'
express, wit h' orderk telint - it in the luggika
van for 'Landed.' When' the train 'arrived,
ho ever, My portmanteau Was : , ribt . .tti 'be
found/raid after n vain: search; i Vial piirtlirsi
and other officials came to the conclusion that'
it tenet ba - ve beets itoltini Leaving t' the' base
in their hands forlinvestigationi,l came up to
town, and by Thiirsdayitnorrdng's 'post L rez
ceived apackage containing the; kayo ; of my,
safe, isome), photaglaphte ,
1 :pot It% R4d a
0 111 4.3W4 , Pheck400 tognmmdutne
folowingooolepistle. I4hordd add that'the
spelling andltnblilati6are nriexceptlotia
ble; the postmary ja,y6Wfi; .l pan, am,
- . , . " , ‘Wri.raisli R2LOVTIJS
6 .
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Lett ,_lllal ' Vale, w. s '
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``s l ;f:" "rlie e oes cle , foimerly— a
Portion of ` t he 012 tEPACC l V6itilititthili i
, wllicli has come inWMY PoaAgalole,.t bdil tet"
rot*. Cheque - books are 'things I never
cf
'th did ',' withl .. Take:a ;rogue's advice and
fin a eater plabe than k portmanteau for ar
'tic es of that description. The Photos per
'ha s possess .some ,value to you, and are
us/ )
less to me: I feel sure - you will not , object
'to ay the postage of this. I need not add
that of course you willgive up all hope of re
covering the remaindei'df your property, and
will consider yourself fortunate in securing an
important item. Your obliged,
. texcEvAuIgt,,VICPUSTRUCI"
ReportMEMAKWg El bulletin.
BOSTON—Steamer :Saxon; Boggs-12 es Stewart Allen;
St bags wool P J , Austba; 20 belle paper RY&ra ft er;
23 ca oil cloth 0 W Mahon; 29 pkgs beds'Brd Walki3r ;
85 do dry goods John:a-Barry & Co; 60 do G Brewer & Co;
90 do yarn dm Boyd Arr , White 17. bids syrup Boyd&Horigh;
17 do ldosys & Kirk; 06 cs boots and shoes Bunting, bur
borow & Co; 26 do Behar Bros; 41 'Chandler. Hart & ;
14 Chtflin & Partridge ;SO Conover.*Dorff & Co_; 160 Grafi,
Watkins & Co; 30 Ali Banner ; 103 Haddock , Reed & Co;
15 Hibler, Keith & Co; 63 F & .TW Jones; 29 It R Levick ;
vAyvm McKnight; 17.Monroo, SmoltzbCo ; 20 OR 51cClees
& Co; 99 Makers= & Moseley ;14 es dry. goods ' Coffins&
&Remus; 44 pkga dry'goode 13 W Chase -& Ben; 15 bbls
W l GTa t inp r lc l ;t i r 1 1 7i1 C
kins ;31 ca moue French, Richards & Co; 50 bdla pails 3
bales mdsw.Geo Foelke „r` 71 bdla paper WE( /literal t &
Co; 15 pkgs dry goods Frothingham& Wells; SO Mils chair
stook 18 hie do P P °intim; 56 bxe sewing machines tiro-
B chi Iteorti frtr e Pe L ialg i rMeA3 l3 'litrgsarreT,7
balm raga Hey & Itinadeu; IVO 'age 'Anwar° GiJarvia,or ;
20 dm vinegar 'Koons Schwarz &. Co: 122 Os chair stock
Kilburn & Gates; 25 pkga dry gids.Lewia, Wharton&Co
It
55 bdls iron Liggett; 28 pkgs goods T T Lea &Co; 82
no Alt Little & lio; 17 pig.. and eta Lloyd S Walton; 4 es
7 bdla paper C Magargeo & C,0t.6 boles yarn 1 bag do RW
Machette ; 20 bbla potash Miller&Bro ; M bags yarn 6 bales
do Newell &Co ,850 qr We .1 L Nicholson; 435, barrels
apples .Warrington, .BennettCo; 475 barrels' apples
Pritchard .b Brothers; 47 do Davis & Warner; 200 do
Mimes & Bro; 100 etellings & Bra;-56 G W Watson & Co;
242 W 11 Powell; 43 Githens & Rersamer ; 210 bbla apples
C Wilkinson; CO- do rC. Urulerkofler; 100 do Sebrerjr , Bros v.;
0 es dry goods Perry'AF'Wesidallklo2 bdla bottlY F Pottfl;
40 pkgs rodeo S P Pedrick; 57 cases boots and shoes W W
Pant; lo do G H Roodell; 87 E &Reeve:s3 A A Elbumway ;
26 Shultz& Else L 23 J Slater; 47 J daunders; 63 II ir
Townsend ;61 ATildenOtt ,Co '2l Thatcher (4 Co; 87 Town
send & Wilson; 46 bbls Potash RIC Smith, 66 ••bdis . iron
Potts & Co ; 162 bus nails Russell & Erwin Mfg Co ;26 eke
dry goods Sutton & Smith ,• 2 bales and 16 bags yarn
SoUle; 33 car axles A Whitney 'allow; 48 cs mdse D S
Winebrenner:4o7 bffis tish.C.,P Knight & Sons ; 705 Pks!
do'Croweir& Ss.do 'Atwood di Ruck; 246 _
dp
bbis apples 125 es boots and shoes order; 110 empty bbls
Massey. Einston & Co.
LISBON—Brig Henry Perkinalleimour-345 bales cork
wood 12 boles corks,. 2800 bush , salt Jose de Beam Guilna,
rains ; Whales carkwood 5 piPes2,bbls olive oil 6 do wine
2 do almonds A Stelphani
TO AS RIVAL
MPS MON POI DAMS
Roes's pverpool..Neva York, Sept. 6
Win Peen ...... . ..,Loadonl.NerlYork:.: .. . . —Sept. 5
hitlit a•:••• • ~ ...... t •Urereoolj.New York....'. . . .... Sept. 8
Ifilierraa....: ... :. .; '.(3Haegow: .New York • . :.-.Sept. 11
(Una. liverpool-New York - -.Sept. 12
Et .Liverpool-N Y via Halifax-„Sept. 15
Biria.. . - ...Liveroool-Now York. Sept. 16
Cityof Antweri.. .Livernol-N York
oew
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TO DEPART.
Henry Chatuney..New York..Aspinwall ... --Sept 24
I. ag1e„...........,..New York. Havana — —.Sept 24
Weser...... ...:..New'York:.Breinen.:,... ........ be" Pt 24
Palmyra ..... .......Now York..LiverpooL. .. ...... Sept. 241
Britannia.. ... New lr ork..Glasgow. ... Sept. 26
Tonawanda.....Philadelohla_Savannah ...... . _Sept. 26
LouletantL. New York.. Liverpool...... ....Sept. 26
City of Boston New York.. Liverpool.... ...... .Soot. 26
ittlesia. .
.' ~ —— . .New York..LiverpooL Sept. 28
Sixties... Philad'a..Havana Sept 29
C " itrui d .
a....... ...Now York..Hambur . .. ...... Sept. 29
Claim .. ... ...... New York..Liverpoot ..... ... —Sept 80
Manhattan..... . New York..Liverpeo ..... ...... Sept-30
Malta . . Now York.. Liverpool ...........Oct 1
iliberma..New York..Glesgow . Oct 8
City of Antwerp.. New York..Livoroool .Oct. 8
I'4ll,m:trent ... —New York..Havre ...............Oct 3
PiOneer..........Philadelphia..Wilmingunt........Sept.
Juniata .... ..... rbilatlelphia..New Orleans Oct 6
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-By Alll 9 OP -TELATIR:
JAMMU': our4G,
THOMASQWALTON_. MONTRLY COMIITITML
POTTER.
vi IA ;4 11.11 Di all ft INA
rut tl OF PHIL&DELFELIA-13Erramurat 23.
•• It I ZS. 6 691 BMX Sm. 6 . 1 sl6ti 'wawa. - 6 14
t.1:7 :4 oTAV
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Steamer Utility, Faiio, hours from Providence,
with rodeo to D Stetson & Co.
Steamer C Comstock. Drake, 24 hours from Now York,
with mdse to WDI Baird Co;
Steamer Sarah, Jones, 24 hour's from 'New York, with
rodeo to W 2d. Baird it Co.
Steamer Mayr3ower. Robinson. 24 hours from Now York,
with mdse to P Clyde Co.
Bark Brinson Gregory. Gregory. le days from Turks
Island. with salt to Wm Bumm /a Son.
. . . _
Bark Geo Bell (Br), lime, 4 days from Boston, in ballast
to J.E fiszley 0. Co
Brig Henry Perkins, Seywour. 80 days froth Lisbon,
with salt, corkwood, dtc, to Jose de Bessa Guyamaries—
versel to J E Bagley & Co.
Brig Waverly, Terry, 8 days from Boston. In ballast
to-captain.
Bohr Maggie, Mei'addert. 10 days from Windsor. NS.
witb,plaster to Egt Soudor & Co.
Schr A o. Rich, Low is, 11 days from New York. with salt
to Wm But= & Bon.
Behr Merchant, Phillips, 6 days from Nanticoke Myer,
with lumber to Collins& Co.
Schr Mary McKee. iitarp, from Boston, in ballast to D
S Stetson Co.
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3 chi Julia E Pratt, Nickerson, 8 days from Boston, with
miles to Mershon & Cloud.
Etch Ariadne, Thomas, 1 day from Smyrna, Del. with
grain to Jas L Bewley & Co.
Tug Thoe Jefferson; Allen, from Baltimore. with a tow
of barges to Wl' Clyde th Co. •
CLEARBILYI - YESTERDAY.
Ship Beranek. Turley, Mobile or New Orleans, Cope Bros.
Ship Cordoba, King, Notterdem. Workman & Co.
steamer Romani - elpives.Boeton;7ll Wins or dr - Co.
Steamer It Willing, Cundiff, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
13. a k Volant, CaStner,,Mobile, D 13 Stetson & Co.
Brig Etta H Tucker:Tucker; -Portland, Warren& Gregg.
Behr E F Cebada, Swain Basitam Westead Coal Co.
Behr Anna Olilie, Mitchell Portent outhl CC Van'florn.
Behr L A Orcutt, Butler, Boston, Weld, Nagle & Co.
Behr L Bridgman. Hart, Boston, do
Bchr Center ileft„.l3hoecßiehmond. Scott.-Walter CO.
Behr Sarah Purvel3,,Jonetr. Bekerts Landing, do
Behr W Dearborn: Scull Boston,„ George a RePpiler,
Behr A Bartlett, Blittlett, Boston. ' do
Bchr A 11 F d wards, Bartlett, Boston, do
kelitr,J Somere. Beaton. do
Sc FRdetardis. L Anderdied &
Behr Kolan, JaaEEDec Boston, do
Behr Heath. Heath. Portland, do
bola Gibson. Thomas. Bowen,'
Behr B L Rumen, Warren, Danveraport, do
Behr.LAlllomont, Boston, ,
Bohr A Dateremt. Rich. Baston.Nan Duited. Bre & Co.
Bohr O B hdwarde Corset% Charleston, Tiler tit
Behr En Boyce. Boston, 4 ,do •
Behr J M Broomall. Douglass, Salem. do
Bahr Minnie Repplier, Jeffers. Salem. do
Schr B L Vanderroort. Baker, Portland. W .11 Johnelißro.
Bahr R. Petersen, Stelleh, Mablehead, do
Bchr 13 Ittltkel§isolt/1. DanYl2 l 3 l l l ,ortr Alid9lllll-ed. Norton
Schr,Ospney.lCrowleyilloetorm Wannmacher Co.
Behr Alabama, va.e
eon: pudor: Bantu: J White .5 Son. --
Bchr D Brittain. nger.,l3ogtom
Bohr F
Behr J - 31 .arte.C'Buidge.
Bchr Hanririnah - Little. GodrreY,Charleateeetm.
Bohr A E Martin, Buell, Portsmouth.
Bchr Dick William e, Corson, Malden.
Behr A H Learning, Brower. Boston.
Behr Queen of the South, Corson Boston.
Schr Sarah Etizabeth. Kelly -tahant.
8.-hr Sarah Cullen, Avis, Salisbury.
Brhr Redonda, Whitmore, Chelsea.
Schr Golden Eagle. Howes, New Bedford.
'll4 Thee Jefferson. Allen. Baltimore, with bargee, W
P ulyde & co.
WRIHIITIPTILLE. Bent 214868.
The following canal boats paeaod this office to-day. east
ward bound. viz:
Queen City, with lumber to Taylor & Betts; Harris di
Duncan. and Hoody Mean% do to Patterson & Lippin
cott; i F Hartman. do to D Trump, Son & Co; J R Har
ris. do to Patterson dr Lippincott; VES Shea,. do , to rd
_Taylor &Co ; G W [Armory. do to A' A Woodward. Jer.
eey City; John Craig. do to Hanle & Bro ; Reliance, do to
Dodge d: Co, Jereey City.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Lancaster, Jacksonosalled from Liverpool 10th inst
for this non.
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Ship Tamerlane, Stunner, cleared at Now York Est
Lust for this port.
THE DAILY-EVENING BULLETIN- PHILADELPHIA; WEDNESDAY ; -SEPTEMBER, 2344868;
LostanSteamer New York. Jonea. Iseiacq at Alexandria 20th
t.
Bark Emitleap: anildbo, :neneliat Barbados Shit ult. end
Ballad Sd imd. for Torts wand. -
Bark Freeman Dennis,. Fletcher. Mince or Rot' . o, ww
spoken 7th inst, no lat.rote. - • b.
BArk Lillie. Omni% cleared at London 9th Plat. for this
port via Falmouth.
Bark blerw h eti&WMAlnb n
t ers, for l this•roiL l -rent to sea,
hance l lti 'lineenstoWli
leis.,Ooker hence
,!tt Barbados Illeknit. and sailed
7th . Oro a. • ' ,•?
4h' , . w thastaconi" cleared itf ffewcaatlevris. 11Ln
ins or this nort. . _
S Moses Patten. Herding. 'cleared atLisdaga athinet.
for this Wort. , " • `•:' ti r s a :a'4"
!EleitriC Telegraph " hi
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!I'M ,E ASE' INDIA.
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LEGRAPIL COMPANY'S
OF . ErcEt t , •
Nos.- 23 'Mind 26-
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ORGAND , UNDER ' 1 6 PEGiAL CitARTER
FROIUTHESTATE OF NENVIORIL'
Capital - - - 5,000,000
' 50,000 Shares 8/01) , Esoh
Shares; 8 /01),
Ilok'Ard?Atir G:Otrurni4 k.,
*'A &' Fonze, of Rudeoll at Co., Chicul. •
. 13tirmunass,.. of F. Butterfield Ay Co„ Now:York.
isly 4, oXavEntour.,'Frkee. Myth Oen. R. R., , Boato?L.
Aur..Y.szeiza Flott.eit o, Trea& Am.ro:;.'. Nowli'Ork.
Ho4+.'.lexsti Nokbi4;f3yractiiie, N 1. '
0. N. Femme, Tread Wad U. TeL Cci.. %In
Fa*rimmirWiera• y, of, We tray. Gibbs > !k, ligdOestio.
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Niallor.As Mituruts, New York: ' '
L OFFICERS.
A. G. CrWrdr. Pieeßlent." •
ii.ldrinns.a. 'Vice Pree!dent.
Gronas Core, Secretary.
Gnonan.Etz.u3, (puller National Banlc,Cputtnonwealtit)
Tratunnez.
Hon. A. K. MoCLuttn, Philadelphia, Solicitor.
TM Chinese Government having l(throfigh • the Hon,
Al2BOll Burlingame) conceded to this Conepany the
privilege qf cemneding the great seaports to/ the ,Em.
pine by autrmarfria electric telegraph cable, we propose
oornmencing operations in China, and laying down a
line of 900 vales at once, between the' lotto:Aging Vortz
viz: p
Postulation.
. . .... ........... .....
Mato' ... . . .•••••••• •• • •• .. • ... •. • •..—+•-•
HOtti v t v ong , ..... 000
• 1200.000
ly .......... ............ ..... ........... : 250,000
Fo •Cho
W Ch w u
1. 500 250, .0 000 00
Niqgpo
Hapg-Chean• . 1.2M 000
&poughs]
Total. , 5910.000
These ports have a foreign commerc e of and
an lenermone domestic trade, besides which we have the
immense internal commerce of the gmpiro, radlithyt
from thesipoints, through its canals and navigiblirivera
The cable beleg laid, this company propose' ereeting
lead lines and establishing a speedy and ttestWortily
means of conampnication, which. must ,comrmunt them
as i t very where else, the communications of the govern,:
m t, Of badness:and of sOcial life,' eaegclalliiri can's:
She bas nO`pOsiirrryetem,' and her otly means .nevt'ef
oonamurdcating information is by courier on lart4all4l4 .
steamers op water.
The'Ventern "World knows that China is a; Veyilarge
country, in'theinain debsily PeoPledi but few -yet !read
liZ,3 that she contain) more than It third of the Inman
rade. The latest returns made to her central authorities
for taxing purposes, by the local magistrates, make her
poeulation Pour Hundred and Fchtiteen Mationthitid
this is more likely to be tmder than' over the:admit illt
grdgate, Nearly all of theserwho are over ten years
of not only can, but do read a Set' 'Write. erl civilize.
do 'Us peculiar, but her literatire is as ;exten
sile ,as that of purope. China is ,; a.- land
of teachers and traders; and the latter are - exceedingly
quick to av&il themselVes of every proffered facility , for
procuring early information. It is observed in Califor
nia that the Chinese make great use of the. telegraph,
though it there transmits mesiages /31.bahelorie. . To
day, groat numbers of fleet steamers are, baled, by
Chi
nese merchants , and used by them excluslieljr`lor the
transmission of early Intelllgenee: — lf the telegraph we
propose, connecting-Ili theirgreat aeatiarts; l were now in
existence, it Is belitiVOd that-its businted would fairies
cost within the diet twoyears of its successful operation.
and would steadily increase thereafter.
No enterpise commends itself as in a greater degree
remunerative to capitalists and to our Whole people. It
is of a vast national importance commercially, politically
and svangelicdlly.
Shiites of this company, to a limite t d 'number. may be
obtained at $5O each, one payable dovni, sli On the b3t of
Nov ember, and $25 payable in monthly instalments of
$2.6e each, commencing December Ist, Mg, on applica
tion to
DREXEL & CO.,
N 0.34 South Third Street, Philadelphia
To duly authorized banks and bankers throughout
Office of the Company,
Nos. 23 and 25 NASSAU' Street,
tf rPO
"Westward the Star VErnpire Takes tea Watt."
SECURE A HOME IN THE GOLDEN STATE.
1213 INERRANT RUSTED ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA
Incorporatedunder the lam of the State, November 110th,
1867 for the purpose of providlng
HOMES FOR ITS MEMBER S.
And to encourage Immigration:
Capital Stock. .51.000,000
. .
Divided into 200,000 Shares, at 55 each. payable in
UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
Certificates of Stock issued to Subscribers immediately
upon receiptof e money.
No Demon ollowea to hotel more than Ftve Shares.
A Circular containing a full description of die property
to be distributed among the Subecribora will be sent to
any address upon receipt of stamps to cover return ',Wage.
Information aa to , price of land in any part of the State,
or upon any other subject of interest to parties proposing
to immigrate,will be cheerfully furnished upon receipt of
stamps for postage. All letters should be addressed.
Secretary ban:want Homestead Association,.
POST OFFICE, BOX. No, 86,
au2B.lm rp+l BAN PIIANCISCO, CALLPORNIA..
Latest Improved-Patent•Low Steam aid
Hot Water Apparatus,
For Warming and Ventilating Private and Public Bad*
Alen, the Approved Cooking APoaratm
AMERICAN KITCHENER,
On the European plan of heavy outings, durability and
neatness of construction, for Hotels, Public institutions
and the better class of Private Residences.
HOT AIR FURNACES of GM latest improvements.
GRIFFITH PATENT ARCHIKEDLAN VENTILATORS.
SEGISTEIIB. VENT/LATORS, dm.
Union Steam and Water Heating Co.,
JAMES P. WOOD .& CO..
41 loath FOUITH Street, - Philadelphia.
B. M. FELTWELL. Superintendent. jvB 4=34
E. $ E 3 OIL 7
-139
UPHOLSTERER,
No. 136 North Ninth Street,
•
PHILADELPHIA.
WINDOW SHADES, BEDS; MATRESSES,
CURTAINS AND CARPETS.
Fir Furniture Repaired and Upholstered.
se2.Bmrp
krrLER, WELVER a 00.
RIE - IN:CORDAGE FACTORY
_NOW IN ETILL OPERATIoN,
No. 1.1 N. WALT= ana ON. -
IspE23 l ltr i p2l . l.l4 BALM . NEW
WeLLODICI waiann a nd gar
aale-17-1014--13. SUMER CO. 108 Beath
0,1781:1110•
.•• ; ;i:c • • ; A.\: 11• e .1' 1 • • 1 ;1.14;
• di J. 111:1138TER, CO.lOB South Delaware avenue
sn i~~~Q~.Iw
11/180EL IL IIgKIS.
Pennsylvania, an d at the
BEW YORK.
GOLD'S
k 11 )1 . 7 4 d/iTON.
YIBS M. -IL -ASTIBURNIIR -reoten her school;
Northwest cornerot , nrteentit.and 'ran. streets, on
r` 'EMMEN 7th, 1868. trope oh Pine street.
Ptimaosixols., Aug. 50284.1n.W.110. ,
7, , LlOl • . 7.‘ I ,
pßos!. - c9s; NciFITIAMI,d , Toitai
sob Oftn ' - • No. ea, kouttmntbitiee' t.
• •
I*A - xPBISI. TSCHUDY_WELT. BILOPENSER scaooL.
au. 1717 Plito s treet, wednesdain BaPta 16ttan aeq whA.lm •
T. JOHNI;iIC I' 4l/Elfir.,.• FOlt 'BO - Tl3 'AN Eln TQUNd
;• i p bleb. Bar= N. J. $7ll to $l5O a Yalt Paz % tic! asa.' inat
Addraf en in it, • a. Tir • lie 'to
'rag ar St* fey. . • a I c r. •
INSTRUOTIONIN GERMAN ItIS D111010111IMIDT:Or
rAlit. Margieall,_But Huston. Apply for'arontar the
.Musk Stor e 'of ISESSRB.-.61.1DRE af.10.140:111.07 Choir.
nut,ette „ , „ , '.lo2f4Stit
!THE ITNIDERBIgNED WILL orris 'A PEIVATIa
A. 141
'l camel itmq . • Avenue. -Germantown;
Be ember t.b. A limited number of airs bd re.
co Ved !tato", thefiramilY , ofr. the Friona ~ I teaiderme,t
.ffic 00l Lane. above Green. Particulars rom etrenbirsd ,
- .1940 J. H. WITEINGWON.A..AL,
SMINARY I P/Irls•
Criarit9&_ E r iallgVtglumv wIU
tboir Boarding and DaYq4lloo( f aovanth n ,
Sevotember 16, at .
Plartioulare from'
ItRY P. ROBES'OI.7 4 B' ENo 4l Lari:Ablit
' Day School for "Young 1:03
_Filbert
si ot, will be re•operpli,ll4l, opt,kWeialltnipp
188 ELIZA W. SMITH WILL , .BE °PEW HER
Boarding and Day B oho4oalit'l4;alt $O./ 324 alnico
atroet.. .an3L=4l
tr • IC MISBEB MORDECAI .MIIIALr RE-OPEL/WEIR
Halloo' for Vanua Ladles on zaortRALY; Beptamber 91,
at MS Stonnatreat. .1 1 ,-;,, • Jt
fIATHARIN M. SIMPLEX" WALT: IPM EWA
kiBc
tha tiocktioul t ,49uth Mundt sir Tot„ (Opteutx_osi
inotistn, aultMoctbl.
UO5. • 13,610DWILVIEV. ENtrirATItEMATI 14
C
4 ind ClassicitSchool for if ' Coniei"Errolid
MO. vrill recipird}opteraber
f
Tn ear Pit PWAil ° itgl i = u l a AME L Boggi t irr
Bo at Vara% fitork . corner ot t :oplar_ thryttateentk
str Vilupan.ohWiat. OP mow 7 1 .. ..,„_._
_.
a J. ENO'S, A.m. rrincaPaL '
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TT EN BOMBE ACIADuak; xa__;j: _ 2_,: • _ _._ •
La 48 South huhteeuth Wee, ,t 4 43opala catiMP ' uoar4
Se mbar latb, • (Montano at the ArAdemy. aA ttetweeat
the hours oz:e A. lataav32 ti • /4. for .further atm
sun Stu. c h .la B iBOWO I PaL :
CILAS; MAU' • 1 CS` AND'AENGLISH B01100L;
Bent ‘,/ Thirt th. B.,eenth ana
ND LocneV etreeb..Jiaxl, molon, been'
14}4E446;'4.' a, wrzatall . . , -. an,194,m?
• ' • • ' '
eI4OSSIOAL 'MD ticiGM'a, ea'S 00Li ATilint i Win ,
V Icet istreo.hiSeptetnner Ye , Ittledir Ur/A
oto26 l lmw - -- -- • , ~,, were 13: 000 • xi-A: a
Lly..9'BrcifiNALTMAtiYouitct4w ing
bor. . , • . iin26.1Z24
TDB XIBSEB 1171
)3T9IBOARDING AND DAY
130001 kg. Young 14aws, Nari PY47 ,13pruCti strpaill pill
re-cm (D. Y.) Septemberlim 18e4 - 003.1m4
§1014014 lIL&EZ.4 P ROFESSOR OF THE IT
ILangtage„at Unlcludty Of Penni.*
h etnot itreet. • • sel-tme
DB ARCM 'STREET 'INSTITUTE . FOR YOUNG
Xdolleis s ISM Arch street. , will raepen MONDAY,
Sept. lab. • MISS m. BROWN.
Be] imp PrinclpaL
EC D. GREGORY. A. M., -WILL RE-OPEN 1118
Claselcal and English school. No.lloB Market greet.
on Tneeday:l3eplermbtr an 34.110
fIESTRA4. -r INSTaUTA WSW{ AND" SPRMG
'Garden streets - re:opens' September 7. PreparsUan
fox pr i th eellege nr.,l36lnese. .BPeoist , a 0 Within Cm= to
mart/ PttpUrS. Residence of the Principst..No.
'No Wen* street: rancips4
an24 l 6*f 'J. W. SLIORAT Irv% Vicc Situ.
voinvo :MEN'' AND - BO at ENGLISH, CLASSIOIik
Matherniktical aad .Bclentille Institute, 1908 MOUNT
VENNON:Weet; recopetw September 70. „Propfrzation
fortbuilne!q or copega,.
=v. JAI Ea G : BHINN '
rrincipal.
riEORGE. B. n*Rwlrnr, A. AL WILL' Ii&OPEN'
UPEnsitsb and Classical School. Price str,aert.: Gorman.
torn, on - MONIYAY. September 7. au.7211D.
MISS'STOKEB' SCHOOL, 45307 MAIN STREET.' GER.
MautoWai., l 7 lll : Mo. Pen. MinulaY. September - 11th. , algl4lm4. • •
MIPS - 1311IFF1TTB WILL REOPEN HER EICLIQLYL
Beptemberotl4td thtlatierneted4tOryreeta of the
butldingt-in-the-rear-of the. talurch ofthe Epipbanyro
net of Chegbitut end Fifteenth streets. , auSt laniS
DIQSIOAL.
ptANo.— MISS ELIZABETH AND MISS JULIA
Allen. Apply at Prof. GEORGE ALLEN'S, No 215
booth Seventeenth street
1116E3 BYRNES. 7EACHER — OF MUM AN
in
•
French. Lesions given at the residence or peons.
at er own, No. 1717 Pine street. se2l.lm•
QINGING CLASSES FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
4.3 . men. SIO per quarter of 24 Immune.
e Al B. TAYLOR.
5017.6 t• - 12)7 Filbert street.
MR. CARL WOLFBOHN WILL RESUME HIS FRO
LTA fessional duties on the first of October. Address all
communications to 254 South Twelfth street, or Andre's
Wilde Store. se.l6-12t4
ECEESSOII E. HAMA WILL COMMENCE HIS
YI Steginyur
etedion the 14th of SEPTEMBEE.' Ad.
arok Hos BEsyNuT streevi - pircu L leze Can be gb ,
tatnealn mtudoistorea. ' leZint --"
: E MISSES DIJRANG WILL RESUME THEIR
I:lnstruction in Singing and the Plano. 1729 FILBSRT
aired. eel 4 m w (19t•
VI . R. JAB. N. BECK WILL RESUME UIS LESSONS
In Musk between the 15tn and 20th of September.
Reeidence No. 1806 Mt. Vernon at, ees
BAOHMANN, ORGANIST OF THE 11IIRCIT OP,
the Atonement, resumes LOLISOEU3 on Plano, Organ
n Violin. 1343 Brown street.
MR. J. G. OSBOURN HAS REMOVED HIS ROOMS
for Musical hustruction to No. 805 Race street. Mr.
Osbourn takes pleasure in offering his sehies to the
public on moderate terms, and invites , partular atten
tion to his Theoretictiland.}Prketibal method of Piano
Forte and Guitar instruction. au26 lmi
`LPG}. P . RONDINELLA. TEACHER OF SINGING. PRI.
pate lessons and classes. Residence, 308 S. Thirteenth
street. au25.151
MR. V. VON-ABIBBERG. TEACIIER OF THEFIANO,
haft resumed _hie !teems. ~ /i0:- . 24 South Fifteenth
etteet. aul73m•
ItUN FENCING.
The undersigned are prepared to receive orders for
Englielvlron Fepeeof the beat quality, known as Cattle
Hurdles,. the durable and economies] f encothat can
be used: This, fence is especially - adapted' for - country
seats or for the protection of lawns. It is In universal use
In England in parks and pleasure grounds.
YABNALL & TREMBLE.
No. 418 South Delaw arPhilae Avenue.d elphia.
Je29-Bm4
Aly RICK 1 3( 8 ) 01,18, 0612K
430 WARIIINSI'ON
MANUFACTU
STEAM ENGINES—High and Low Pressure, Eforizontat,
Vertical, Beam, Oscillating. Blast and Cornish Pump
fittEßS—Cylhider, Flue, Tlibtaar, dw
STEgm Flamm vini—Nasmyth and Davy steed, and of
ail sizes.
CASTINGS—Loam, Dry and Green Band, Bran, &c.
ROOFS—Iron Frames, for covering with Slate or Iron.
TA ik NRB—Of Cast or WrinuOit Iron, for rednarfal , water,
GAS MACH I NERY—Such „as Retorts, Bench Castings,
Holders and Frames, Purifiers, Coke and Charcoal Bar.
rows,_Valves, Governors. &c,
SUGAR MACHINERY—Such as Vacuum Pane and
Pumps, Defecatorsjione Black Filters, Burners, Wash.
ers and Elevators; Bag Filters, Sugar and Bone Black
Cars, Etc.
Solo manufacturers of the following specialties:
In PhilldololW andhrlcinitY: of Willism Wright's Patent
Variable Cutoff Steam-Engines
In Pennsylvania, of Shaw & Justice's Patent DeaitStroke
Power Jaammer.
In the United States, of Weston's Patent Belf-centering
and Self-balancing Centrifugal Sugar draining_Madan&
Wass & Barton; imprevenumt =Aspinwall. & Woolsers
Centrifugal.
Rattails Patent WMeglitiroitßittat . 14114
Stranans Drill Grinning Rest,
Contractors for the design, erection, and dtttng up of Re.
gineriee for worKtuatagatoMowsw.
riOPPER AND YELLOW METAL SHEATHING,
c
'V Brazier's Copper Nails, Bolts arsiLlnispt, lippe. con.
rtantl,y on hand and for sale by 'W..NBY WIN
CO., No. 932 Borah Wharves.
O,Lcr ,L.ENGARNOpit. 13C110:11LNIgt.riE4okL, NOR
saleurlott to mutt pterdlisersWfin ona to ar.
ioeJY ) • s•I'EXER, WRIGHT &BONS,
trfi, U 5 Wolnot sUnet
GIADIA:I
JOEENJ. NriPMEIL t', ;rianfOG:K.
WEAVER 8c PENNOOK,
• rriainizrattvGAseNt• smarriTitas.
84 Noitb ` rie Street,' killadelphla.
j Counloty Beats fitted up with Gas and Water In &st
amp ptyle, .An mmortment,pf ,Brass and Iron Lift and
ForeerPumps constantly on band. •
; LEAD BURNING WW CHEMICAL PLUMBING.
N. B.—Water Wheels supplied to the trade and othem
at reasonable price*.
jyBlBm4
'rte
130$111 WitlG wainnWnirrio llT r mink litaciame A. onalsoom
V3loy . IMAM; Le maw.
PETER WRIGHT & 80N8
importers of Earthenware
and
. • , moping and Commission Merehanta t
. • - • No.Ud Walnut street, Philadelphia.
COTTON -AND- ww-tsLatar....mics_op_r.
cridth, from one to eix feet Wideoill - ntimberoi - Tent
and Armin Due ermakere Fortin . Sail,Tmonoolgri
JOHN W - , 4 ,C0.,10. 103 Inch ,
DEWY 'NVELLS:‘-OWNERB ;OF PftOPEOTFPI
oidY thee lieVarby wells clammed ezut didOreeftel ,
at vary ow._ ; A. • rEPSEK, biannisaturer cl Paw
drafts,. Oal,a's Plallatbrary street: , • , • •
--HAJIIDIWAMI3/1 1
- DODGERS' AND , -WOSIERRO 71. - POCKET
Xli, ElirilEdr.: PE,4 7 : (v uid. ST 0 of baud&
ful finish. HODG . ia.MADF, es , 11,_ and
the CELEBRATED ULM' RAZOR. . SCISSORS
IN CAsES of the dnest a tunok=4Cniveltedisors
and Table Cutlery. Grout r -EAR
tun =
MEETS' of the inoetapproved eanatructien-to
hearth& at P. MADEM.A.S. Cutler and Surgical kudzu
mut Mika. linCenth Streat.bolow Chart ant. wit
T, IRON. &I.
Jadmisbi]itmih
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malsm. Firm Ey.yvy; ~tkitontaulli
:li/kfritFTfißEllidnEATT..sitmanotr,,,twx~Lrt..4T-i) R '' ' - 1
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• LAICONNAm • _ '
TRUEST/MUM "CIEDTPINW
6E4 LYOB'HILL
! • .
SATURDAY errERNRON=9244I( 9E*WDILTIS
• 4 - Comm eta* at liceelack. - •i ~ ! .f , i
FATI7OOA3MOYENiNO•••OOOO 0 -
.JEONDAY—MEE. DREW and DO '
:w4 T ifiL fi nfTwi , ,Tila tr Wat7 N Ottock;
• ENuAGEmEN luta apt VW •' '
,
Who spill moor J a n o b ß is ear ceisbMon,racter of
In win/441mile. seloguiiiiii
Troitogne. owned •, , . , - • in three ada and
I
THE "DEAD ireliii - ..
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AN Plazed by him in this Theatre SS -
Prologue . t f g= t l ;! Ve.. -1 614
ACt,l-Taking , O p, l ' , ' 4 'lll .' .;
Act a-The Due to sae 141:' *'! 2 ' 1
- Act 6-The cl_WilothlN, - . - , r
_FRIDAY-BENEITir OrED ''' I. A DA MS.
~
••, • • 0 AtrpittoOToo24:,
e rs
ACADEMY OF Wifill AS ' I, •-,, ~ -;., , t,),.',. ~ ~ ~
Ope=.4d. toW. - ~, '
Waft Great ' 'of n'. '
UMW REJBOTIM , L•• ' ' ~' , .
dill on exhibition. ~ , ~, • ;, -, ; t ; USW
BILLIARDS.—;.7II2O FINE 13AL001 , 111i0 t AtellliEtrr.
nut street ; : is now; open. ,With Kainumittlar-Dotkord
celebnted "itexoted cusbioudr,. , Witty and Otani of
the'btetguaUtlea. ,(6012.1043, ~ I n.ISTWAPEM ).
INATITNTION • FOR T/11111Lp.4131. 1 11611TIONS
A EVERY , VMDNII , 6I).AC,AIII .11. . Mellon ten ,
cents, atom. o. 11 South 1.4A1t stroeL 5e15411415
F QM) AMER MANvmulfrr
EVERY GREAT EVEN= . ' • •
TON AR' QOM.
In Grand HAMM. E ;dm • Boaso. pada%
Gymnast Arta.Elusannitnar.dra. • . • _ ,
'
The Office of the PHTLADELPMELA ANDSCMERM.
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY has been SEMOVETI
from No. 814 SOUTH pladtwAßF. AMUR tO
Queen Street. Wharf'.
•
Preight engigeminte made and Ps seeria4Tio
ke te sold at No. 138 Walnut street: to-stairs. •
selt‘tseM WM. L. JsMEB, denersi Agent.
For Bootion—Staunship Line Mkt
_§,d.U.WG__lrito6l &ACE Pf pn lllT reAlit i l i
in.Uld rUild STBEET_, _ • AND go
WkliAlik. i.
41151± oft& Itite fe etezineeed Of it erfteilitin
-- ' ISONSANAI I _
_Cit ....ln. O. nektp.
NA%ON mo tong, twp, Zit. , .
NORM ..‘l.2oattolis. Cabtairt ' 1 - .4rlt
rtiTON flow ROL. on Satarday,ftept. 116; at 6 P.M.
NORMATi.from Beam ' , rider. Mt. UL st 11 P. M.
fiteutoblye ow panctaany. And Freight be,
reeelved °Very 4 11 Y, a Steamer Wel abZ wi rthe
Prtdeht for e• beyond Bosteneent
Freltht taken for
ail points la Mir madam
warded as directed. Insurance lc
For
to Might at hrear a ng
smear leer
rets W3 a;'W
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turn, . . k AEI : • . wareareada • ,
atittpommamtLPlll4l. o .4 a OND AND HOZ
LK E I T Tl e arTalt Lama TO T 132
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YBA A *
At Nooo,frone
INCH MEI and TRO 3R_ 14 4 11 2
U in North and Bonita Carolina via ' warn Air.
Lige Railroad:. immeshing at 'P and to Lynch.
W al Va.. Temnessee and the
me, Weak Na and
_dir_.Lene_sied Richmond and Dan
Rnattitl e ßANDT WI) BUT ONaed takan at LO
EaTHAN ANY OTBEDR ulna.
TherLfularlkrafety and °heaped's of th i a co corn.
_q
mend t the Poop* as the most: medium for
carrying env desetipttOti of freight.
No charge [Or catranhalon. drayagil. 0a any One=
N H S Ass sfer. ms •
rups Insure at to
Freight received DAILY. •
P. CLYDZ di OM.
.14 rmassa South Wharves.
W. P. PO ,_.ll Algo Ric tat and and CIO Point. P. CROWELL! le W.. Agents at Norfolk. 'felt/
~.dd isdib ,, PHILADELPHIA AND sovranuirxm
'LIri t ABISHIP COMPANY'S REGULAR
..iItAntIP,EN STREET wriKar.
Tne JENLATAwiII sail FOR NOW ORLEANS. VTA .
HAVANA.' Satuidaydleteber 3d at 8 o'clock A. M.
The STAR OF.THE UNION will sail FROM. NEW
ORLESNe„,Ia HAVANA. on --- 4 —_,October _
Ihe • TONAWANDA' will gall FOR SAVANNAH on
Saturday, September 26th. at 8 o'clock A. M.
The WYOMING will EMI -FROM SAVANNAH. on
Saturday September 26th.
The FibNEER. will sail FOR WILMINGTON.N.O.I
OD BOPL__,- - • at o'clock P. AL
Through Suomi Lading skied. and Passage Wadi
'old to all pointy South and wed.
WILLIAM L. JAMES. ilestendAent.
Queen Street Wharf
-* - NOTICE
r • • roll. NEW YORE*
Via Delaware and Raritan Canal.
EXPRESS STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The Steam Propellers • of =the Line leave Batty from
first wharf below Market street..
THROUGH EN 04 MODES.
Goods forwarded by all the Linea Holz* out of Now
ork--North. East and West—free of commission.
Freight received at our mai low rates:
E
M CLYD
South ,arres o Philadelphia.
JA. Wall II9W ri
street, ett,
eor.Bouth. New York.
- , HAVANA STEAMERS. •
lh.Z • SAILING EVERY 21 DAYS.
These steamers will leave this ;Dort for
Bavaria. every third Tuesday, at g o'clock A..DL
The_stearnshET
ipAILIAND STRIPES.Captain Holmes,
will gait for Havana , on TUESDAY MORNINO.
29th, at 13 o'clock A. AL • P. •
Passage, 140 cm'neney. , . _ . Passengers must be 'provided with Passports.
No Freight received after Saturday.
lleduced Bates of freight. •
THOMAS WATTSONdt SONS.
140 Nortli Delaware avenue.
' • NEW,EXPEEZEI 70411.11014,11pGL4.
'Georgetown and Wsainnsten. pk. ids
, Chesapeake and Detainer e CAlud, emu sow
nations at Alexandria• from the sliest route for
Linchteng.thinol, Ennxvilkh Na rd, Dalton and the
Bonthw&t.
ht Stemma 'leave rerd n s arly from' tie II net wharlitbon
F t Ustreet,evay turday at noon.
t reset red Aany.. Wld. P. CLYDE & CO, -
'l4 North and &nth Insigne.
• . 13.11A 1 01DE1014,idgent at Georgetown.
ELDRIDQG & co Amato at
MezAnd,el7
IntWANTED IMMEDIATELY. VESSELS TO
load at Charleston for Pidladebhia. .Liberal
fraighb3' paid , and despatch etym. ' Apply to
E mend Bonder & Co., 8 Dock Weer wharf. jeBo4l
FOR ANTSVERP..-THE FIRST-CLASS:SHIP
CIRAILAIRII.POLLYmis•now. loadirir for Ant.
'werp, having a. large. portion, of jier, cargo ,eu.
gaged. Wilt have quick dee etch. For freight. Redued
WI apply 'to WO • * 'dr CO.,' 123' Walnut
street., ; , -
, , , . , sun tf.
Imp!, a' • •t - •• •• •S :i: t.
`lre= aware andlltariten i l,Canal—C•Vtr Comp ' Despatch eaillauretei— =el these Line will
omed ond
after the 19th of March.. For Freda
which•will be taken on accommodatingterms, apply . _
WM,m BAIRD &CO 182 tiOuthWharvea I=l9.tr
• DELAWARE ~'`0M1••. ,DnitEEDLIMAKLI
f preata Tow...Bo:Agra artallaT o a rt et,
unveil eon
DaWo4le:Drim Delaware City awl intirraNiatemlnts, •
iv& P. OLIDE.Ba 00 Ikon* Capt. goial asauGHA
r r`r,i3nrot_o l rce..l4.B.Wlliirweit. rbila. feta- -
.4'4 , 711/N.—ALL P . ER801113,. ARK.FORBM ,TRUBT.
ing harboring any , of the erew of tho N. G. Bark
Helene. Kuntb, Maater, from ;Londod,. as no debts of
their contracting will Ite Paid by Captain, or Agents.
WORKMAN .44.**; . 44 r send
I'MPNBIGNEESt 'NOTION:—CONSIGNEEB ' , OF %M.Eft
vi chandLse :per Bark. , Hanle! Smith: TB/eater, from boni
don, will nleme send thar permits to,ple okicoofithe tra 7
dorsi nod, 3vPAKIVI,d24 _4' PP. ' 0917 ff '
Al 4 „ I'ERBONS ABE .iztEguErsr ..amPriptimp
ason.t.- traetinfany f, escrow of tboPruOian'bark
Freddy ick Gustay. at... Master; tumo ilebta- of ' their
coaractlug_will , bo' paid . either bin ithe easitatit or, con.
Rig nee&
Btrtot- - • , . • Id 7 ti.;
ARE. HEREBY' ;AI.T.
CJtioruid against true rirarbering aisy 'Of tba crow
of the Di. BEIM • bi t flabweerst , mestere as no'
debts of their contracting' Will ' be paid by:milker 'or con.;
glances. 'WORKMAN, . 01 .. 1 24 Vi r .abmt street. 1,
G AI TAAMAI ETII ABS.
No; 7113 t etreet.
of giuk Firkocese_Lamt v .4o,. ;
e ra,
of th e inkblie to teetr ger t. antis*. t o
Chazuleuem Pendenbs. frligy tAto
gam pipes Into dwelJlnEu and publ ic butt suk a +
to extendins. altering end re gei Opel AL work
Warreated.
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•
t(SEMMOTORYffRONT R(Mlylls,
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gni
,43074 Cheisonttl3tm3t,, ,
ill
Is feet front, 70 feet deep; bbited try steno. handsomely
4,4144, •zie
Wog*" fel PubbeettoleefecootleVisrilllCPßtfMt•riti L 4
4 0 t
?remises sop - giiiistonfiltreet,
,ivoicsiro i lul on. orrim
Acloini, ilefOrstrollmuccia , •
11401.1eie. itinpb• t ,
•
Rattrßtlo. '
LeSl4tt.
r 1
srlist Floor Baq)r - olli l llollllhdagi
• • trwristor isienffer. -
LANDUM AND /570Puitg.
t coaltsdskotibroblats. 0 oar Dealer% and othiskssist
on t ho VlTersen4lv r er: =AZ ° V43 ° isotaezrz, r.
there is cow:willow sbel .diMsrasavin
,f them, Lau ri k„,, „
i3irliT'MYoll l 812i.r.MONTIM • tisp% in fr a im
owe s Qf i t irMita lt erl d et!Gentia p ain.
4Avltediflittqcowtynience.-- war ce rataft '
fi476;dm. I•MBpx/S!bßadallphlik,r . stating
. 0 it.
nd
'CZ • 'LOCATION.' • ' • '
ZIO• 611 CONNZECIS onzerro xx.r.
siolz 25 praiiiitoirr 90 DEEij i
I hohr stories high,: with - fins basement. Zuni' Mara,'
t drong sod madam
arm%sir goose or; nustarf gn y ting . ,=
r ea rket 11 =. from io o'obr air jr- It App. ' self if
5 ,
illauTO-BENTanDhIOCTOBES LEM-PURNISHED
Watutt , Elini Beadin w,tthin
hard , of Depotz has gia , g•
nata,rosatots:,
Aadtesa P t ce Box Vat. ' seetzto
‘ TO RENT-"A STABLE 'AND_ cOACIT 110DVD.
0. itti , StnAh 'Juniper raga. below Bpruc Ao.
Toth cA tis tiatal , A= t kr tour horses Al te t r r i ff i g i ngt
Dora stose ipPAY to COPiet s s J °MD 433
toTO RENT, AT GERNLANTOWN—A COITAOI4
findslisd or putty •fundsned. handsonutly latiaW
war Main stmt. it ban istabllng.twinan, 4te-.
on the presnists. Tanna triedetate. Apply at Mar.
'JIRO street. eei7-6t•
jrFOR RENT—THE HANDSOME TUREE•ISTOKT
brick Residents:looth stria; threastary double beet
lOntiMegs. emery conVettlenee. arid b toot eMeyarOt,
0.42 North - Nineteenth street. J. M. OUMMNICtb W,)NB.
Ili r a m -:71 , 1o; 10 HAMIUTONTERRA
te rof;e;adott. A • 11 1 =tOr *hal:" '.aulfotii
011 LIAO&
F" SALE—PINE LOTS OP' GROUND. SUITABLE
' for drrd-class improvement.' situated in the iwarwn
part of the old city proper. ant In West Pititsdelptda:
AWN an entire equararen Broad strcatoreartrallyinaterL ,
E. E. JUNES. Real Estate Broken L 23 Walnut rt. aelSali
A VERY`DESIRABLE WRARY, PitOPErrk.
with largo and extensive —Warehouse toot' shed
ding. suitable for , chippers, sugarAdealers and
ronanfision merchante, pn cast ebbs of - Beseiretreet. 133
feet, a btheall e arth of Olorlbarooo +h. 't,.105 feet. eant
and 437 feet pto end of Waist. with th e privilege of
extending 1 feet to Waniegi zi ;line. Doe los each sine of
pier for vase* of lame class • oeseesion at abort notice,.
, ' _ LEK & MONTGH33tERY.
sesAt• 1025 Beset street, above'lourel. '
"FUR PALE A 'GREKT" HARIAIN.--TREZE
atombriek with double three vtory back ballillettr
tuur all modernternnonlmt"
_eat , and Le In excellent
Order; eltcate Muter, stove Thirteenth.
o.= , • 14. O.IIIBICCY, ell Walnat.
"beenGERMANTOWN-4 , 0R SALE.--TUE SUPERIOR
st welling' on the nOtthwest cornr.r
end Green streets, Gennantown--baUtin the
meat substantial miumer-contaliss parlor.
.dinimbroom.
two kitclems, wash haute and seven chambers; gas. bark
and all Modern improvements: Immediate possession.'
Price 81/ 1 .000.. • cmdtc3C).l
inirmanalLEET. TiiE
nal Pule thtee.aton double ba..elibulldlaii.'large ar.
lorry, dining room, kitchen. waahic g and Ironing room. on
the Scat floor, • The blouse bee all the modern inammyo
ItvelY. between eleven and twelve o'clock,. to
•Z. IlltlollM
et• ' No. 311,4 Walnut street.
FOR SALE—A: 11ANDSOME STORY
... Brick residence * with Bide yards lot I 2 -feet
" -deep. Ftniabed to the finest modern etile. with ex
tra convenience.. Situate Spriad Garde, str2w..t.,l
Twenty:4lnd, Ed; C. tdlS Ey *
5e.18414 • 411 W unit.
inKAM= STREET—FOR. SALE THE VAL.
; nabla.pmatty. 21 feat front by 18) feet , dm. to it
" feet. wine street Situate No. MS Mutat itraut.
J. M. GUMMY& StMS, 500 Walnut street.
GF MANTOWN—FOIL BALE—TWO POINTED
Atone 'cottages, new. just flashing. with every city
conveniemee, within five rotates walk from Charm
Linn Station. J. M. GUMMEY & 50124 LOS Walnut
street,
r FOR SALE.—A HANDSOMEE,
DOUBLE. STONE
.Reeidence, furnished with every city convenience
inadover an acre of ground attached,rituate
Tioga street; wi th in fi ve minutes walk from the railroad
station. Grounds beautifully improved with over 4,000
rote blither, choice shrubbery, die._ and email fruit of
every 'kind in abundance . J. M. (11/51518Y 6 OuNet .
508 Walnut street,
IiTIESTNET STREET—FOR SALE.—A HAND.
tome Rea!deuce. 20 feet front; in viand order. and
with every convenience. Situate on Cheats:tut
street. near Filtemth. J. M. GUALMEY & SONS.EAS
Wainut street.
cFOR BALE—TIIREE ELEGANT DOUSES ON
Twentieth street, between Arch and Vinestreetb.
Inquire at Drug store, Twentieth and Cherry
etreite. . o°l2 )6.1.9.2&24,30,6V.
fint - FOR' SALE--FIVE MODERN. wEliannur
tenipom houses. L0t.186 feet 10 blame deep. Loca
tion high and healthy. Price; MAO. Terms eau.
dtPIY 'N L CARRELL.
No: 2125 Germantown avenue. -
Ift- tiR- EX.OII-ttNGE--=-All---ELFGANT
u. house, with largo lot of ground. beautifully located
tie LitOWn. • •
Will be sold on accommodating tonnaor exchanged for
fief-clars city property. For particulars.' address Box
17pg Philadelphia rostoffice. se2l.tu the
intFOR SALE--2121 ARCH SHEET A FOUR.-
' Slot,' jam:MD& vtith tbnaeatory - double tut
building ; underground drainage. Apply on the
112 FOR SALE—A: VALUABLE COUN PBX nEAT
and about 10 acres of land on School Lane; sth
bouts from Baliroad aUtion. Excellent location
for botel or driving _park. - Moo, desirable) bu il ding lot
North Broad street, West toide,. 60x200 ; two fronts. Ap.
rtv to c01.1,1101C di JORDAN. 433 Walnut street. ;ael2,tf
olt BALE—THE - HANDSOME BRICK REST
. deuce with three-story back buildings and lot 21
front,fee eitu_a L te__2o. 812 Booth
Tenth
tr et. . Has every modernconvenienee and imp r ovement.
Immediate ,possessien GUMMEY & 80N6 '
t os 4 t
: n th: b e
a„.
vit BALE—AN ELEGANT COUNTRY 'SEAT.. •
with over 'levee acres of lardattached, lateithe red.
dence , cf DAVIS PEARSON. Esti.. dec'd.
Breadetreet and the Old ;VT Road, with eight Lu me n. dred feet feent on each. below Fisher's Lane. Mansion,
99 by ;10 feet,- h;:back buil nee, built
throughout in a superior:manner, with wide hall. tiled
'throughout, parlor, libra r y, sitting room, din/flan:lora and
two kitchens on the first' floor, coven thambert .on the -
second floor and five on the th ird. furnished with every
-city convenience. and in perfect order.., Large stable and
carriage house,-green house. de.. end groundsbeautiful.",
horroved with choice shrubbery, and well shaded. Pher ik
to spina views maxim, seen at the (dice of J. M. GUM.
U 1 POI , S. 508 Walnut street. , •
,
.OhRMANTOWN—FOR SALE.
.A HANDSOME
double residence, Wilt in the befit, manner, wi th
every city °convenience and in excellent repair ; ado
ate enaulpehocken street west of; Green; has stbno
.earriage•hottse,- tenanthouse, aeon—house, hot..
houser icehouse, ,to_. and "'early two acres of land at:
tashed. J. M. GUMMY .dESONS, 549_Walnatetreet......
.
ittFOB BALE.-80 ACRES OF WOW, f3rmATE
Second etreet, fibove Brie avenue, in the TarentY
aocond Ward.- Good Stone Improvement:lV-A very -
valuable tract for inveatinent: sold to close an estate. J.,
:Gimt brEY drSONII, 508 Walatitatreet. • •r
WliLMrish,
11VANTED,A POSITION BY A YOUNG MAN WHO
Vile willing to make !himself. 'generally 4 tisidat:-.IC
gcloA ,peatean., The beat ot ,relernnnes , Andrew
svierk."`BtmMuna Offic e .. eel() tf
Vv*Vti:-.4. viivtAicYlititrAJOEYr andm
Menwengeheens'Solleiters for the How, 1:1F - BaN.L.
SURA NOR 4:ONPANYOP this city : and !itiAilliPil 9 0 W : t
tied.' apply' at the office of tbAcoultargi .-,-
• • B. , E,EfiLun. neral ligennt. f ..: •
silf..MTlßinii` Coen or, Fourth and rap - ffi,ts. POI!. ~
WANTED, TO-XENT„,_ABOUT,,,TXLE BEGIN-. ,
.'ping of Octoberai fnit-cianDareutrue ire West Phil , • ,-
. eitielpbb l / 4 nigru,vart rceefegudi. '1044400C ,
froni....mght.4o. tea, c oemew anßau ,insaern-gowve-.:1-
' nielmet l / 4 / - Rentrust exec 5it:441.500 per'asulutril , Aailrtirts. ‘,
with particulars, P. 0. Box No. 2871. ee/8:44:4W6tr,, •
Arc "WA.DITEI) TO:PU,RCHABEF.ONN• GE L •liglidlif
convenient dwellings on - Arblt. Chanute. '' webint
fir fWuceatraetifpr,still•A craft:Arca& kjitidritercl
Twelfth andg.venty.drajitreete. Values from 812.9.03 to
1130.00(e• , Apptv to ,:.• ,' , , •, . - r1 P. ,4,", ‘
• E. R. JONES. Real Estate Broker,
528 Wahmt etreet.
Cerillettitlittbirstiltilliciatfeberfriglarbta
ArtAver t it,,,eBept,-g2 l -gbnopiptionlarikof the
riot at C • athffis, ene.telmfapW&SeeolltAtidebridge
to Augusta, yesterday, and thence sent to the
Thawinggteirafutitg.ht=
O. O. HOWARD,
Brevet Mejor-General, U. 8. A.
The Sub-asststent of the Freedmen's Bureau
telegraphs to 0 , OM, Xfi4;gily„','„conasutuding the
District., the follovilagy • •s, . •
.>
AuLtrer, Sept: 'f--41. ie.lst. Ismael Turner,
a freedman, re him is 4lreetly from Ca
milla, Mitch county, stet ng that be had left
there at TO'lleekP„l4.;;;thaton gm .forenoon
of that da h o abbreached Cam illa " ' with John
,MJ!,..rkbleFle 4. -Peereej,,P=4. l dtqlriF7 d
t 4P MP WWW 44001C4 iv If.t,ra il
about seventy-five colored persons, lon e way
to„ ViimillstAttige-trW OO ..4“444 111 34 1 3` MVP to is
deliver political addresses. ;
,Yfe4l9llrPilehlotahmtalellidtbdar an d ; '4#l
In: advnnEo ' wag' **feted uy tr eed
mounted white naller r idMatairst stated that he v
,was in search of a doctor to attend a freedman,
who had been hurt - ley - falling - tree, but who!
subsequently statedllits • 'firen a courier, and ad- 1
vieed the relator and othera, Of the party who had!
overtaken him not to goto.town: that the people ,
, there were determined-04113e Rsdtcals should!,
not speak in Camilla; that notwithstanding the
warning, the party moved on towards. Camilla,
when they were met bythesberiff and a posse ,1
who accosted Capt. Pearce, and who , was assured'
eft ti
,IY;illo Atter thet he'llesigned'and' should sp
In ',Can:Winne political subjects. , The , air
, endeavored',-to &Outdo shim„ telling ”. him
plainly that the people would not permit it.
The eheriff- the:3 meat ,beck into Camilla and!
agatitreldrONl,'' saying he had voile all in hie;
power to persuade the people from violence, bati
without avail; that the party„then.„ moved, on. pol
,40Wr011fht P
eareteand , Putney; etingo o%m:wit
and diamminted from their buggy and'
bitebed their horse to the Wart-hope lenge; thet,
as the wagon containing the Music of. the perky,
entered the town,tt was fired upon by the mounted'
white man who had ;first eccosted'..birn; and by i
several other white Inert; that the' rieedeaeu.then
started to escape to the woods; that at
remPie4 fOrallYtn
the, calling oern'thenelt to fly
and 0 1U/tarok:red men, being unarmed, would,
not stop. .•• The • miator being wounded • dashed"
out of the town, past the freedmen on foot, and
pat the' • rmisiciana, who' 'had- abandoned
their wagon; that Murphy and' "Philip;
loiner, In, 'a s,' bueST.ts also ,- dr ove trapair
away towards A lbany; that the reistor dashed
ahead Of • them ;'s thee when 'about'seven miles
, from Camille, the buggy containing Murphynnd
Joiner was overtaken by four or five whits men,
mounted and armed; that the buggyqsa stopped;
thatlthe buret dashed xiderlesa '.up 'the road to-
, ward's the xelator, who paw the pursuers aroand
" the buggy, tome of them demounted; .and that
he then cement: rapidly as poseible to Albany.'
The following is the statement of the Sheriff of
Mitchell county, ,worn , to by himself and, other
,
prominent citizens.;, It is eddressed to , the MemJ
berg of the legislature: On tiaterday, .therleth
inst., it was made known to citizens that John
Muspby, Of Albany fleorgia,lueV imued a Mr.'
chlar and secretly circulated the same among the
colored thenof this eminty,sarderhig theM teobring
' their arms with them to a political meeting 'ad'•
vertimxldor that dor llt this plseq. I This ID.Wranei
tideway corrotterated - by gluten:tenth mlidelir Ito.
ben. Cochomn, flti, Thos.. donee, and others, whO
came from arced in'the direction of Albany, eta:
ling that tinned Degree's wets assembling in ?large
numbers at Chins Grove Church, waiting for the
delegation from Albany. beaded by said Murphy
and Pearce, candidate for Congress, who were to
be speakers for the occasioni At the request of
citizens, Mr. J. Poor, shrin e,, with a committee
of six other citizens, yeeptiattt to meet said pro.
cession, and to pretest.against armed negroes bey
ing marched in procession isour town, and to
state to them distidetir that I ff. tlitsy WM:IIM by
down,their arms,. et o,objection. mould be emsde to
theltentering Limn and' holding - their' per" Meal
reeelleK. The eherl4 delivered, thie.MeMage ,to
Murphy and Pearce, leaders of the procession,
et
add theY.:Meilled , „lbattb. shaillaibthing.to do
with these armed men; e, guns belonged to
them, and they were In the bit of carrying theM
wherever they: went.: ,Thel , sherilf replied, as
apeace °Meer, r ,4 s 'it 1 was his duty undee
the law to forbid the -Assemblage of armed men
at political meeting% and assured them that if
they entered the town witifitheir music and ban
ners, followed-by armed men, as they were, that
r thereiseeTtlit be a breach of the peace, and , that he
would not, be respeneinie for the„consequences."
&drily fafterwarda the•column Anoved-kinta•'the
town in . gegular order. headed by Pearce, candi
date for I.lftgress, And 'one Putney,' white, in a
. buggy,/ armed with. a ...doubt * stunt gan, a
Spencer.rifie,•and two pistols, with a quantity of
amtpunition, as was afterwards ascertained; next
a four Mares wagon,- containing a band and a
number of armed negroes; next followed a col
umn of negro merlon foot, between three and
four hundred, attended by about twenty
mounted outsiders. At least one-half,
if not two4hirds. < were armed with
guns, and most of , them with pistols.
Music was playing,, and the crowds were noisy
and threatening in their conduct. , Murphy and
one Philip Joiner (negro) in a buggy in the rear,
As the head of the column approached the semen?
. mu) of our • citizens , James Johns, who was wax
laded, approached within a few feet of the colnmn
and ordertel the music to stop, which was not
-doee. , The column moved on, and. when about
' twenty ete'. a frbm him his gun •
was fireel, whether
, intentlenally or not is not known, but It was
pointed in a different direction, and the shot
'struck the ground about twelve feet from htm.
The column fired a volley. Some of them shot at
Jobne but most of them in the direction of
Mapl's store, thirty or forty steps from the col
umn, at which place there were a number of our
citizens, all unarmed, wounding six of them.
Immediately about twenty of oar citizens
sprang to their arms and fired into the column,by
which two negroes were killed and a number un
known wound:xi. The negroes immediately.broke
ton thick cluster of timber one hundred yards
~....rtgrltt_,of„ tine .courthou.se._ .A 1 this, point „there
, rwaaan attempt made. by Pearce tee rally his
routed forces. Our citizens, immediately, to the
'
number of about thirty, part of them mounted,
made a charge, and completely routed the
whole force, — Petute7 -flying through the
woods and fields, and, Murphy and Philip Joiner
'escaping In a • buggy up the. road towards
Albany .Seven ncgroes were • killed. From the
- beetinformation we have - been able to - precure,
between thirty and forty have been wounded, all
; of:whom -have beewproperly card for. ; It, is a
, -'ecourceof„deep regrerthat the calstallons‘conse
quences of this affair fell, exclusively upon the
poor deluded negreee, led on by wicked white
men—Murphy, Pierce and' Putney—who made
good their escape in the hour of danger, with
but little injury to themselves. This result is to
be attributed more to - the sharpness and
shrewdness of these gallant leaders, who sue ,
ceeded in effectingtheir escape, than to a want
of intention , on the part of' our people. We
hereby disavOw any purpose or intent on the
! ... ,'„tpari of ourselves or.; , oer,,6ltizens to violani the
`Tliii 4 :o4fikee Pf tild . §o l te iti l'hat*a 6 4 01 4. We
' 'eve r aw wing„ and so expressed oniseries to• these
leadtirs4fOr tbeixi to, holci r their political ipeeting
- rAis,t' - ..the ~ennt.p-tionso in bur town, - if the negroes
seetadisarmede brave didthink, and still
that it was our duty, tetobey. the orders of the
sheriff as a civil opteeroS this State In breaking
, „ ,
up this unlawfultnseem age. We feel, as their
number vastly iiteded pet of our citizens pre
sent, that If Unite leeting Ito taken place the livei
of our wives and• • childro, would be at the mercy
of an infuriated &ob. - (
. ~ •
While the eonseanences' e nre to be regretted we
t dcrtiekbellett ofiviluttwastdonchby;Jam. people; me
feel that they have but discharged a painful duty
t Imposed upon therseby wicked'ande corrupt men
— now engaged in leading-astray Into-acts- of , leeee
lessness the coloredpeoptaof our country. We
appeal to life *iv:bawl* poWertoCtltiorgia and
the lawful 'authorities or the g overnment to
4 elinnigthnVegresa , of those strolling crinalteelts
1 who are prowling about the houses and 'disturb.
:,:ling thdPenee' and ' quiet ''4sf our-: "war-stricken
people." ~t ~ , ~, „, ; , I
ThVieregobrig stateme nts. fronli,34llltary and
civil authorities give full particulars of the riot.
The Governor has addressed a message to the
elegislateite reCommending that the' Preeldent'be
petitioned for troops. ~,Tne matter is being con
sidered to-day.
( - - .. r d . The foll Owing was received here to-day:
"ATLANTA, t21,a., Sept. 22.—Major-general 0. 0.
/Award, Comnasseioner, tj‘c., ,Washington, D. "C.: -
A delegation of colored people e going, to attend
A eliteltneel,rneetingiftCamilla, 'Georzbewerer at
tacked by the whites, because, as is alleged; they
were armed, and ten or more killed; probably
fifty killed awl wounded. William P. Pearce,
loihite,"e'Reipublioan - candidate for Congress in
- E.tinstecoud District' - sbot-in Abe legFJohn---Mar—,
iphry‘ 'aed'-'F.`“FI `•Putney,' white speakers, are
IkeoPdedo " Aektar as known, only two of the at
tackingparties were ' injured. No farther diffl-
-111111TWirdPeftSeriteramforWardeff to=day: - - -T
_ __-.*41/4 1 .47t "I'VAtO. C. Stamm,
-Brigadier - Brigadier-General, Assistant Commis
*, ' • 0 Viiiit2l l l The fctilarini iP rt
ig t
_,_ l- r o
lap ,rr. • • g w.ifstorit d • 111....lofinion, who t
were requested by Lient. Howard. of the Freed- }
men's Bureau, to investigate the matter of the 1
Comilla riot t. f. ~„
~ •!,,, l i
To the Coilesnifiest strife Senate and House of I
RepresseVree of the Beats of Geo,r,gia.—We lett,
cam
g et s
Apiday at noon. All was.. /late*, and no I
at. sten was felt, of farther trouble. Tbe i
a offthe citizens were under the orders of the
Etth 11ff, and they acted as his pollee in the whole
. The newoes of the county are all,qulet
an no bad ; eeling exists between them ate&the
W tes,s7oo l . l lo ll .olt I .4tpt.r: t ( vi •
But few negroia were p esetd,xelpt those in
the procession, and there is no necessity for any
additional force to ProtElMthe whites or blacked
The wounded - El:groat" 'AidWell - care* for, and'
have th e sympathy of the whites. The whole ditlt-i
culty AtOnstsd 19 thsr3right cisktled ;by :44, 1
"4 preh i titc-,30 carry nogrode te 10-pocal
min -wi , -arths. - • The sheriff aispttced Vila
right, and insisted that, under the proclama
tion 4 )
the Governor an d the law Itwaa hismlntY,
salt citrilL °tee r O 7- - io l4 liteihillt 'lit 4The*/.18 no/
excitement in Albany.
1). A. VAsoN ,
-:, f, , 4 t, i *?, f._,IT. Jchfsffalt: , ?
Vason, Johnion andtlstrk/Nor .L.litahautar.who
came South ' since the war, certify to the good
character of the
_parties • making sworn state-
Xnellts,l'andttibtlt VatolaXindriotnemvs, reportsi
.trefttildt*lbro),ixith .110n4 6 / 4 1010Veteradned I
their decision relative to the ovemor's message!
and the refuel to ask, the.Fretddent for aid toi.
maintain order.-"-' •" r' ' . ' .' '' ''L /
ATLANTA, Sept. 22.—The reneontre Ett CaMI.1111 4 ;
00;qbe r tlitetthe whittifsiAthierks, created lunch,
escitemcbtbero'and-t
hxcitenient biro' and- tlirenglioutatte'Stat&l Te:B-1
terday afternoon the Governor sent in a commu-i
n1(211012 to both Houses relative .to the disturbi
loess:ln Mitchell county. ''Ho recommends that ,
theY,retident of the United States be petitionedi
for ittilitit.sl3fiffieldiii4 piesbrire order In :that
county. - The"GoVerifor stlytethit;lllirngerdfal of
ilie*r°4lltialWillitall:WnhOT4thintcF;nl6 tight;
of piktipa,plApeagliblyti, assemble his been viol
lently andliartiarotaly linpalred,and:thitcthe styli
offigerfsfro c *libliYltmalde to profit the rights of
Otiomui re -1 ,
commends the Legislature to mak e . immediate;
application pa Um, President • foranuffielent mill
tary force Co'lie - etaiiiined Ili Mit r che.ll county to:
maintain pacemni. Pro:tent lives and property . ;
of citizens -, tend have the-guilty punish's:id .l•by due
process of law. The fact that this occurrence Is
Me result of &determination publicly- expressed:
by irresponsible persons of Otte ,political, party;
that the other political party Shall not hold meet
Inge, is too well known. It ,is gratifying,to
know that this sentiment is confined to a lawless
class, and is not countenanced , or ' SuPpoited by
responsible citizens. - • f .
Tee misfortune is 'that the outrages are no t
preventedeinft unless.physical force is added tn i
,the honest efforts of,the officers of the law, we,
'shall be' threwn into' a state of anarchy, where
ne itherfife norooperty issafe. ;
• • On the 'rending of this mini, is 'reselntion wag
offered in thetierlate to refer the Message of the
Governor to the Committee on the - State_ of they
Republic. This caused "a long debate regarding
telegraphing to the President, and a resolution
was offered that as the Senate had heard the!
statement of a negro, through the Governor, that
an account from n white man be received. This,
was agreed to. ,
A substitute was offered -,that l a special com
mittee be appointed '4O investigatoLtli whole
matter and report forthwith all the facts. The
House also appointed a committee,of five to in 4
veatigate and lay a correct, outfit before thd
,
Assembly.
This afternoon the Senate Committee, ap4
pointed to take into considgrOliga-thifinesEage of
the Governor, made a % repottuthit\.the evlden
submitted to the ,Governor was untrue, accotn
ponying the same-with sworn testimony : The
was ad
report
eiptetit-a yet 22; nays wave',Flan,to asp - ,,er ys eitiug+dlscusaion, but
uf
The House, by a vote of 112 to 30, passed a bil;
appointing the firtstTheoehty in November for a
?residential electian. The House also received
majority and minority reports relative to the,
Governor's message. After a heated discussion
the majority report was adopted, which is tha
they find the evidence proffered by the Governo
is not wastained by the evidence before the corn
-Vilitetr, arid which Is' bereivith - rettfrtied: Tire
havevontelci the &Inclusion 'that the Whole diffi4
sully occurred and 'origin - MCC - from a de4
termination l or the'.) Ptintea, , Itrenv4 'l l 9
In • the Governor ' s message,' , to -wit
Pearce, Putney and Murphy, to enter CamilLti
at the head of an armed company of freedmen]
which right - was dispnted? by i'the - sheriff of the
county, and that, the'realatause of one party and
the determinatiorrof the'other caused the distur
bance. They find that the civil authorities are
able to execute,the law, and.that there is no ne
cerisityfor Military interference; !The report is
signed by one /Senator and four Representatives:
One Senator dissented from the report saying he
agreed with the committee,. but be*eved that
other legislation is necessary to preserve order
and protect persons and property.
PURE WHITE WINE
CIDER VINEGAR,
8113 MOM HMO i;D,BPICIT; sa, &f.
All the requisites for preserving and pickling purpose/1
- ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
Dealerin Fine Groceries,
•
Corner Weventh i and , yine Street
Et) '4211.1 L'S aoca,&_
J-/bY.J. , iO4.:Webb A; Co.` for
Krorrt& co
. • Agents fo e
Bonthenst "b """lur",
eor. W Ater' Ond-Cliestnut etreete.
Volt LUN(4I—.DEVILED 1.14131, TONGUE, AND
"Lobster, - P red , Beer: Tongoef Anchovy Paste . 840
MUM'S Bid 'Ant urottry; No.'llll So tiGi
Beyond street .
- •
.T I.W GREEN'OINGER.'PETHE AND GOOD ORDEI
.LI at -CoUBTY I B East End Grocery, No. 118 Bourn. Bed.
and street.
N EW.
„:811AIX• TONGITS:A.IIY. BOUNDS IN
kith put np expressly_ for family us in store and for
sale at (MUSTY'S Eftet,End Grocery, N 0.116 South Be
cond street.
MAIZE VIABET. 4 -230 OASES 0E , 13 I • EMORTAB
Claret warrant_a to give Batiefaction.,..For b
W.,eoroard.re,4 and Elektlietreets.
.
t2ll..AD'OLt..'=-100 BA` i A ra - or - . TOMB BAZAR
I,J Oil of tho latest importation. For, sale by M. F
SPUXIMEM:W••coIIter-Orhsndlaglltkirtrodo-
tIPER SHELL ALMONDS—NEW CROP PRINCESS
Papyr.Eßed,,Almonda--Elnbat.Heheala•Doublo Crown
-11 it* Ness.t - reeswz:Nntit.4WltlontiV-Aingb Filberts.? si
COUSTY'S East End Grocery Store, No. 119 Sotit .
Second rtreet. st s •
" DRIED BEEF AND . TONGrES. JOHli
11 - Steward's justlyPoelebratedAllians •and , Driod . Beoti
and Reef Tongue" vainl_lteds of Cinch:matt
- Kam. _For Jude by-f.f.-F. brILL.OI.--Datoor Axel
*miff:U.llth etteetE •
NEW .10IIIILICATIONtk
• i
.1. 1 1 TALKBABOUT ADAMANDILISFAMILY. Fier
bound. - 28 . cents; muslin, 85 em. to. Full of information
aboitt-•orhrvßeginning.o pleasaintly conveyea.
MARS` on,. 8110 W YOUR :C6LORI
,rntravings;.• 18mtn,cloth, 65 cents.i
ehOvvlnit the importance of cultivating right principleg
find of faithful adherence to 'them in times of - temptation.
A ytuth. placed in a house of business. is exposed to teeth
; fawhich the value of early training becomes evident:and
• who, by his consistent conduct, fa de of great service to
bum fellow-clerks: Th+a is a good beet for:ol6BEs'omA tb
-iititer„ on the active Widnes of life.- ' • - 1
•
- 'I he AMERICAN - lit/NM:IV-SCHOOL UNIQN, 1122
Chi eine* • treet,Phila.; Eeit Breadway. N - te2L3ti t
thee) IiteseTU,OEdIRELDf
Betihom:-11...-rwaraewcinxer°,Bfietheteneslaad7r3drititv'6o:7lrit ri m it a "--e zi C-91
school. istwititi.mo
the now editiot
Willialn
121114118114 A.
I"'
" 4 ' 'olnrlolo,o Teachers'
ThSTribliiihaitell? generally , that Witte a careful
and friends of Dinta OU
0 ready, 5nit13.,,,&00 with othei
of the abovenwork Mu w
examination of the same, and a ' ° "7011 be funlished it
-works on the same subject..__C--°-Pi- Tidwell) , for this purpose ,
:feathers and fpperi,nzen,,r77. • , i
at lord rates. ' ' ~gr , ca. -
4 'Price I. 60. '‘ . • .. For a BuiILER
Published by , ix s on thgemth star aa. i
And
. : paid
aun
T eenane,-iA new tkartv oecturer. aa deuvenad at th
New 'Fink * Museum Anatomy . embracing the au •
Jerk• How to live and whet taltve or ; Ydnth. nabari
And And Ago Menhoodnenandfrnradwed;'The 00000 0
indlyetion, ee end Haryana _Dineen' - aecoanle
fon/ZoftetVolerneersordainhig thetas' lectures be 10
warded to ri =l43A_Ok_to :Attend reerdpt of -4
ataraidebY BS School (treat
.tozwc fala lvt
_ „ti .S.* • rittranatV
Mao• ViingeriittlyraN of. the 'teleoretidl Chylongbreasdl
Dry Prwerved In boxes, imported arid fox
•ta 1 47 , J98EF 3 4 B. BPS4O , CO l 1(18 a ouch DeIsWFS
Tp . 4 1 RAN t ' ly . I A Dr ;
y`LIQUOfSs` iii'
P , XOIIMII7I
...,..risafii Et. - :;.-- --s &WA. 111. tor
bwiliarristrant, •• - Pi= Grove. Tanisaga.
• • • connects at Reading with the Zest Pens•
gYP ° II2. Railroad trains for Allantown be.. and the 1
&lb M. connects with the Lemon Valley train for 1
Harrisburg._ Port =into with OatawLes R.R t
trains for Willbunsport. Lock mavens i at
Harrisburg wi th Northern ,•
•, • CUM= tansy I
and Ono. Hill and • • • • • • n • ins for Nortburaber: ;
• ~:, t • i t • . re.lows. , •••• •-• •• ; e 1 ..r."!? t fug 1
P. or Reading. P• - •• : f' . Q=. Ae., connect
ing with Baading - and • .... • trains for Colt
asn i.o %.% )
Wil 11.711MODATION.—Leave• Potts;
town atell oa .LM. at ihtermedisto stations;or i
rives In aba 9. A. M. Re turning leaves
lade ßr yb nt • Y e ll.
i arrives in Pottstown at (144.
G i ODATION_Va 1
1 -7 ttttedntOrt. A il , Ireri"474". -
yea
Philadelphiaz. t , 'j k is i e
i t /j i g; .._ l
Reading it F. w
Trains for m
ladelistia leave Harrlsint= b a lli a
and Pottsville at 846 A. 111.. .arriving In
LW P. M. Afternoon trains leave Harris •bviA2l6 P. 11 .2
rt n j - PV; 4 A f #'l lll'.. r i lfi l ;rlll. l4 ) .i.3r7Z SI r ,
r•C rli Pnisand ""33324;1111 3 it 4.10 _.4. 4 1% 11 M r& Matt= '
ternoan Aa.mMedsinon month if 8.80 P. M r .
arriving in Philadelphia MAO P. M. - , -1- '',—
_Market train, with a PAIMOUVZ CAS attachis•ll i leaves
.M.ll'sdelphia at 12.45 noon for PoMville_ an 4 All Way SW'
dons ••,, leaven Pottsville at 7A. /Ajar 1/AWalptdas Sala '
Way Malang.
Ail the abeve run .13midnya excepted.
del Illg lit 33 Plll__Phit.
v 4 txy
o
&Mir/ L I Mt _ - 1 147n t %%ea able he l - 1 . 14 - u •
' "
CHF SW.H. V ILLlLROAD.—Passengers for
Downingtown and Intermediate points Isais i le 7.80A.151.„
12.45 and 4.80 P. M. trains from Pldladel
from at &Pa A. M. 0.00 P. and L re n l 2'
QM ILSlLROAD.—Passengers for,College
vi 44,80,21. M.And i gi u t i M. traits,/ from Phtisket
ing Crow Os eat 8.27 A. M. and 1569 P.
it. tags !nee Tor sari° ints In Pandomea Vadat,
connect with Oaths at Collegeville,
NEW YORK EXPRESS. FOR PITTS/lUMI2 AND
THE WEST.—Leaves New York ,at• 9A. M.. Lin and B.oo'
P.M.. pass Reading atil A. M.. L6O and 10.10 PAL A irtiLlr
trib •
"F4 tui et iv Artas . ..
illia mt., Bal be
Betnrninst B stress Tnan leays ti Vturg, on arrival'
of Pentssylvants_
_.- at 8 and fi,23
A. M.. 9.36 P. M.. passing Reading at and 7.06 A. M.
and 11.40 P. 21., arriving at New York IMO and 1L4541.3L.l
and LIMP. M. Sleeping Cara accompanying these trains
through between Jersey My and Pittsburgh. without
' Cba bitUrtatin for lifeairotk leave; i'iin . rititriat &la d. M. ;
and 2.a6 P. M. Mail trainforburg leaves New York;
at 12 Noon.
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAlLROAD.—'talus leave,
Pottsville at 6.45,11.80 A. M. and 6.40 P. 21.mitsingni from;
Tamsuqluuss at 8.86 A. M. and 216 and. 4.21 P. M. • ~
SCHUYLKIIA. AND SUSQUEHANNA RAI:MAIN-,
Trains leave Auburn at 7.66 I . lll..+Pinegrove and Har.•
risburg. and at 12.16 P. M.,f01. a and Tremont ; re.,
turning from Harris burg_at P. 'end from* Tremont,
TICKErs A. M. P. m.
.—Thr and6.23 ough Orstelast4.tiske• 4,14,l
tickets to all the principal points= the North a nd
and Canadas
Excursion Tickets from 21dladpIt i ge d t: Reading and:
intermediate Madam.' good`ror ' only. are sold by'
Morning Accommodation, Market . Reading and {
,Tottstossm A-•.•mmodtWors Trail:oat reduced rates.
- Paturelmilickets to lwadelishia. good for day only.
are told at Reading and Inter °digs Stations by Read
ing
rite end: Potixtcrwn•Acconimpantion Trains at reduced l
the r a te following tickets are obtainable only at the Mali
of 13. Bradford. Treasurer. No. 927 South Fourth @treat.
PhitidelpMai dr &G. Al baftils. General Superintendent.
Readmit _ 1
OomintannoiX Ticket, at 20 per cent. discount, between,
slany Vointidellited, forseittalen and firma.
Mileage Tickets, good for Si an miles, between all points ,
it gra 50 each. Tor families and, firma.
Season Tickets. foe tilitrandlqsalue .or Mgr": Inntiths.i
for holders only, to all points at reduced rates.
Clergyman residing on the line of the road will be fur.;
nished•ssithinitidinglthennalnile,andslofbrelt Hs
tickets at half fare.
Excursion Tickets tram Philadelphia to principal dal
dons, patter flatraday, ikaulay and Mondsiy.st reduced
fate, to be - had 'Only at the 'Oast Wird; "aX l Tbirteentk
and Cello whit' streets.
thVggfit3cfrotatatilo=dokg for=litat
Broad Willow streets.
Freight Trains leave Philadelphia daily at CZ A. M.,'
12.415 noon. &in and 11 P. for Raiding, LiebstUWEenis:
bran. Pottsville Port Clinton. and all points beyond. 1
Malls close at%%Philadelphia Post.oMce for =phis*
or; th e read end , bausiebes stioA.M sintitatibendn 1
rival Stations only at 9.15 P. M.
BAGGAGE.
,Inmsansis MO( *RV colleckDaMge for all trin e
leaving Philadelphia Depot. orders can no left at No 223
South 'Fourth street.= at the Depot. Thirteenth and Cal
lowhill streets
NORTH PRNNSYLVANIA It. 8.-
THE - MIDDLE BOUTE,-IBto
and o mrt direct line to Bethlehem..
M Chunk, White
Raven, Wilkeebarre.Mahatioy_ City, Mt. Cannel. Pittston,
Beranton,Carbondale and all the poinalintlua Lebighand
W./online Coalregion&
ranengersDepor tn Philadelphia; N. W. damerin , Borks
an d Americas street&
HUMMER ARRANGEMENT ELEVEN DM:LET/Han
-On and after MONDAY JULY 20th. It 6 N. Pas.
maser Trains leave the New Depot. corner of Berke and
American incest% daily (Sundays erusotedkas follows:
At 6.4 b A. 51:--AccomModatina far Port Washington.
At 7.46 A. M.-Morning_ Monies ford Bethlehem and
Principalfnations on North Pennsylvania Railroad, con
necting at Bethlehem with Lehigh Valla r l mi te
4 1 Lehigh
and Smoneharcia Railroads for ESA° Cat&
vaiti=asßn_gen, Manch aninlr,.Weatierly.Jeanetwille,
n. wane Wilkeebarre. Kingston.
Pittston. and 'volute in . Lehigh and
Wyoming _ a l to, in connection with Le.
hish and fdahanoy Railroad for Mahaztoy City, and with
Catswissa Railroad for Rupert, Danville, Milton and Wit
•itannyirrt. ArriSe at Mancli,• Chunk at 12.05 A. M. at
Wilkesbarre at 3 I'. M.; at - Mahatioy City
at SP. M. Passenger* by this train „can take the
Lehigh Valley Train, Passing ' Bethlehem nt 11.55 A. 51.:
for Easton and points on ileiYiJersof Central' Railroad to
New York. - . •
At 0.45 M.Z-Acconaniodation for Deviestswi e ston•
ping at all intermediate StAtions. Passengers for Willow
Grove. - Hatbor6' and Hartsville, byline trainetake Stage
at Old York Road.„ _
At 10.20 A. M.-Accommodation for Fort -Washington.
stopping at intermediate Stations.
At 1.45 P. M.... Lehigh Venal . Express far Bethlehem,
Allentown, Manch, Chunk, ,White-Haven, Wilkesbarre,
Mahacoy Stemandosh. Mt.
Carmel, Pittston and` Scranton. and all pewits, in Mahe.
nay and WygroingCoaliftegion.e.' ,- -
At 2 35 P. M._-Acconimodation fOrDoylestown:stopping
a t all tuternlit.i AtErtltatiOn/L' • •
o i
At a 16Y. and Srusie
ekann . msprem f
Bethlehem .
, Kasten; Allentown. • Bauch Chunk. Wilkes
Barre and Scranton. Passengers fee Greenville Cake thhi
train to Quakertown and Sumneytown to 'North Wales
At CM P. M.-Actsmunodanonfor Dallastown. stelVinS
at all Intermediate , stationa., Passengers far Willow
Grove, Rstborough and Thltergill3, take stage at Abingr
for for New nom at Dovlestowm • i, s
At AOO r; 1 •011itt accommodation for Bethlehem,
and all stations on mainline of North Pennsylvania Rail:
rosA connecting at Bethlehem with Lehi& • Yeller, Ahem
high end llusquehatuut Everting Train for Zlitol2.
own...Maucli Chunk.
At 220 P. M.- , ACIN=111)11141011for Lansdale. stopping a
all intermediate _
At 11.301".:11L-Accommodatien for Fort. Washington.
TRAINS ARRIVE INPHILADELPHEA.
From Bethlehem)atil.oo and 11.05 A. M.; liand 8.30
1106 A. - 1.1. and 5.00 P. M. Trains makes direct oonneo
don with Lehigh Valley and Uti kti t- and B°3 = na
from, Easton. Scranton._ barre. 7
:01 and , ltscleton. -
eng'ere - leaving:Willres - bine P.
corniest
at bethlehem at 205 and arrive in Philadelphia at
0.30 P. IL
From Doylestown at 0.25 A. M., 5.00 and 7.00 P. M.
From Lansdale at 7.30 A. B.
From Fort Washington at 9.80.10.45 A. M. and 215 Eve
In t .ON SUNDAYS.
..n.ll4delphia for Bethlehem 419.30 A.M. ,
(Ehiladelphis for th27KMW:Ifil at 2.00 P. M.
Hoyleotown for Philadelphia atIS.OO
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4.30 P. M.
Fifth and Sixth streets Vamenger Can convect' passen
gers to and from the new Depot.
White Can of. ecoad and =rd Streets Lam and Union
Lincrunwithinsrshort distance of the Depot. 3 .
~T ickets must be procured at theatekeroffoce:fsmordel
to secure the lowest rates of fare.
FLUB CLARK. Agent
Ticket's sold and Baggage shockeAtlltoOLhfo'erincloal
points. at Mann's North Penn. Baggage =press Office
0.106 South aftlistreot. .4<•o.f °
PKILADELPHIA,____G_ERMAbiI
TOWN NO.BNIBToWN
ROADI ,AND TME TABLD .--OU and of
iFiideVilik7alB6B FOB.-2. 2 --
Leave Philadelphia—A 7,8, SLON MIL DA:a:LA 8.15,
18X. 5. 5. 6X.8.40,..7.11.11A
• 'ism% GerMantown---6. 7.V6 1 118.20:94 10 . 11 . 19 A. M.; L
901, 435, 5 4 63.5.748,4 0,;11.4-11 • - wil
The„B.Bo down hosin, and the and 53 6 up mains.
- - - 14:41tairoblhe Gennantown.B2relt.-. ,
Leave O = B.36minnte M% .7andlo34P M.
N BUND YB.
Leave um-8.15 A. M. 1, P. Da i oA
11
Leav e)B.„ Philadelphia--43. 8.10.19 A. M.:9.8%. SK. 7.9 and
1.1.
Leavetheirainl7,7lM-4:loltinnk,K9.4o ends...so A.
M.; L 40.2010. 5.50. 5.40 b A40 anadO.
Leave Philadelphia-4915 minutes 'A.M. I and 7P. M.
Leave Gliestnutlllll77 l ,so admit" A. 51,02.40.V. 0
9.KmlertteaP. •
.1 . ,
FOR CON 2.110f1uu5 'Arm r4ORKIBTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia --8; 734.9. 11.05.A.M.2.135.8.434. 536
54, 8.06 and. 11}5 Y. M.
Leave Norristown-5.40. 7.7.6049.11 A. M.; 1364 8.434. 6.11
and 835 P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave PhDadelphia-419,4111.;r u a ri nd 7.15 P. M.
Leave Nonistown--7
_. - 91.• 5 and 9P. M.
unit, MAMA K.,
Leave PhilanelE BlB - --4 .' 11.06 A. K. I 136. 8. 43d. 535.
415, 8.05 and 1136 P. M.
Leave manaYank-6. 10 . 7,36,8.50.936, 3136 51.124836.
ix and 9 P. K.-
k: - LiON Bintrokyi3.
and 7 15 P.M.
Manarelk . hi
-7 ' 4
A. 2 6 N:18 dP.M.
r .ilake=l Superintendent.
19,4 9feei l strealL
iiediii^- takiiiiiiir) LINK. VIA
TIVITEBYLVANIII. IOti I? ,
•
V Ci iity li War i tan ts al.
ll*
491;leiPte" Lea
statism arrai2 = ratlie acteg Aids day, this road ti
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. AMEISNDLE trrE.
liarTo SWUM the ALKD allissis ai
this LECP. L .he VERY P 113241 ABA. ro_ll,
TICKETS - via PAN. " at TICKET OPY/tum.
t;M:1
RTY 4 24 =7400
n.
. 411 WL5 4 1 41141t0 144
And THI.EIBST and ' a.a - Wast Mai.
Wit SCULL. Mal Ticket Ast.. Pittsburgh.
110 EN H. KILLER. Otasq East% AstAgiltroatiway.lLY
:: CAMDEN
and • : 1 E
AND TRENTON. TiE -7 1 AD 'C fa l i r)
rtddnl 7 HLlNlalrear. PlilMitelphlit to Now,llttito And
intAr.vincan,konn Wilma intwydninr. - -
At 6IR A. AL. via Camden and Amboy._AMore. 11295 ,
At 8 Ctraderkandiersey EitiExPresa Mail , 3 IL: I
AL RAO r• l4 , (Jniden and Amboy Expreen_oo 1 .
421.11.814 P. AL. vtaßanideneind Jenff Clity.Eximme. 8 00.
At 6 P. M. for Amboy and Interm edia te stations.
At 520 and 8 A. Ai v iad i tr 4 .llß l L , . for Freehold
ALS - m. p
AL 620,8 and 10 A. , 3.80:41.80. 6 and '1 .40 far
noreeptown, Burlington, Beverly and Detente.
At 620 aAL
tO A.. 11.4, %AU pen fl, and 11.20 P.M.. for
klorenee. '
At 5.80 and 10 A. At.,1.„8.00,421), if and 1120 P. M. for Ede.
water, Riveraide, Riverton MIA Panturs. 2P. M. ;
Riverton and 8. 80 P. M. for Pabri
At 5.30 and 10 &MASA
Linn P.M.far Fish House.
INlrThe 1 and 1140 P. M. es vrill leave from feet of
iderket greet by upperferry.
From Kensington Depot:
At .11 A. , fea r la Rarldnittell and Jame' City. New. York j
At 7.00 and 1/.00.:Cie9 i 80.8 i 0 and 6 P.M. for Trenton and lc BrietoL.
U
BristOL . :And UM A. M. forßristel.'•
At 7.00 and 11 A. IL, and 5 P. EL for Monts,. ilia and
° At 34ll 7nd MIA A. 221) end 5`P. M.lorSchtrocks and
Eddington.
'&t 7.00 and 10.15 A. 8148811,4...11. - and 6,N t A1,,. for Cornwell;
T
Torreedale. liohneeburg.acon.nwrannomintfrea-1
berg and FM. rankford. and BP. for Holmes and
intermediate Stations.
From West Philadelphia Depot, via Connecting ,
1 ,Z1 ‘7 5;20 A. M., 1.00, 6.60 andi It P. AL bieWr York Er ;
Line, via Jersey ... 26
At 1 A. M. Emigrant Line........ ... . '
. ~..2 00
At 1.80 A. M. on Monday only -New York Express ,
Line . .. ,
The 9.36 icidLa ......... Ma; Ili; 'digs Anotbean. i
Sundays excepted.
At Aso A. M., 1.00, 6.80 and 12 P. M, for Trenton.
At 230 A. M.. 6.80 and 12P. 111.. for BristoL
At 12 P.M. (Night)for Morrisville, Tollytown, Sclumcks.
Eddingtoo, Cornwalls.Tortisdale, Holmesburg.TaconY.
Wissincmmg. Brideaburg and Frankton!.
,For Linea leaving Kenahugton DePot , take the ears on
'Third or Fifth streets, at Chestnut, at half an hour before
departure. The Cars of Market Street Hallwaun di,. I
root to Welt Philadelphia Depot, Chestnut and W alnut
within one squam On Madam the Market Street Can
will run to connect-with thee %0 A. It and 6.80 P. M. Unea,
BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES
from Kensington Depot., • •
At 7.00 A. m, for Niagara Fella., Dußalo. Dinkirk. 1
Elmira, Ithaca; Ow o Rochester,BinghamPton; O,wvgO. ,
ramie, Great ontrose.Wilkeabanne„ Schooley's
At,lio and 8.30 - P. Birfqz Scirr r t.4l,2ltrpudsburg,
Water Dap, Belviaere,MastowLam • 6,Flemington.
Sc. rhe 8.110 P. 16. Line eonnects act With :the train
leaving
Easton for Mulch Chtadailllelltovni. Bethlehem.
At 6 P. AL for Lambertville and intermediate Stations.
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON CO..AND PEMBERTON '
AND EUGHTSTOWN RAILROADS, from Market ,
Street Ferry (Upper Side.)
At 7 and 10A. M... 1,8 80 and 5.50 P. M. for MerchantsyMe,
Mom estown liarliordoldasonvi6ei Ilainsport, Mount
liolly,Smithville,„Ewiunville,Vincentovvmßirmingluun
and Pemberton:
At 7 A. M.. 1 and 3.30 P. M. for Lewistown.Wrightatown,
Cookstown. New Egypt. flornerstown. Cream Ridge,
lmlaystown. Sharon and Hightdown.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage only allowed each Paellt
.`kessengere,areprohibitestfrom Cain - en:4We stv
:sage but tindr warning appareh.:.All over
pounds to be paid for extra. The Company I t their
wi l l monsibility for baggage to One Dollar per pound.and will
not be liable for any amount beyond SSA except by BY*
dal contract.
Tickets add and gboultoff Juno. tu t rig to
ViorLaertur: Biaixtgadu i l ,thlrbittlA Men.
erden, NewpOrt, alusEt. Tfof, - naruoga, - tics,
Rome, Byre Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara and
Suspension Bddg
An additional Ticket Office v located at No. tog
Chestnut street. where tickets to New York, and all
portant pointoNorth and Ewa. easy be °cured. Per.
a P Tickets at thiiknoe have theirbag-
M ge checkedom residences of hotel'to thin. by
(l ames Trander Baggage Erp_reee.
from New York for Philadelphia will leave from
toot of Cortland street at 7 A. AL and 1.00 and LW P. M.,
via Jersey City and Camd At 6.80 P. M. via ersey
City mid KmMngtm. At 10.00 A. Wand 12 M.. Mu! 6.43
P. M., and 12 Night, via Jersey City and> West Philader
phia.
From Pier No. L N. River, at 5.20 A. M. Accommodation
and 2 P M. Express. via Amboy and Camden.
Sept. 14. MR WM. ii. GONZALES. Agent.
grigra A NAL
RT:PiTTA- H W AILR a ATDON—
TIME,TABLE.—,Cumnencing:Sat
day. Depot.eorner of.
Broad street and Washington even as follow s:
Way-mail Train. at. Sal A. M. (Sun sys excepted), for
Haltimore,stopping at all regular.'stations. CorniecUng
with Delaware thortilikt ,Wilmington for Crisfield and
Intermediate stations.
Express train at 11.45 A.M. (Sundays excepted) for Haiti.
more and Washington. stoPping at Wilmington. Perry
ville and Havre-de-Graces Comaects at Wilmington with;
train for New Castle.
Express Train at. 4.1.0 P.M. (Sundays elteepted), for Bal
timore and Washingen stopping at Chester Thurlow,
allk
Linwood. _ N .Ythant, Wilmingtou•Newport,Banton, New.
ark. Elkton:ortheast.CharlestowmPerryville,Havre-de.:
Grace ; Aberdeen, Perryman's. Edgelyeed. Magnolia.'
Chaee a and,Stetritnera Run.
Night Express at 1130 P. M. rdaily) 6 for Baltimore and'
liVashington. !topping at Chester. Thud° w. Linwood.
Claymont, Wilmington. Newark. , Elkton, Northeast.'
Perryville and El 'tyre. de-Grace. Connects at
. .._Widmix(gton - I ' , (Saturday& excepthd` with Delaware'
Railroad Line. stopping at New castle Mid-'
dletown. Clayton. Dover, Harlington.... Seaford, '
dalisbury, Princess Acne, and (connecting at CriXfield
witlO bOst fel; Fetn•nffi Monroe. Norfolk. Portsmouth and.
dim nth.
Peasengerifor . Fortrins Monroe and Norfolk via Bald.'
more wi ll take the 1L45 A. M. Train. Via Crisfield will
take the IL
`WiltefngtetiTrein,'ltumPilall at' all station/ between
Philadelpistaend Wummgton:
Leave Philadelp_hia at 11.00 A. M., 2.80, 5 . 00. 7.00!
P. M. Tite.s.ol,P. train , connectswititthe.Delawarn
Railroad: 6r(Hareingtoin and intermediate station&
Leave Wilmlogfon 7.00 and 1010 A. M. and 1.30.
CIA and 1.00 P. N The4B.lo A. M. Train not stop
between Chester and Philadelphia.
The 8:04, M. andi7.lo P,. 5L Trains f win
_Wilmington
run daily, 'All other * Accommodation ; "Traths Sundays
excepted.
From Baltimore to Philadelphia.—Lmtve Baltimore 7.25 ,
lid i Nr A. M. Express. 11.25.. r. Ex-i
press: 7.ffilN.L rein.
SUNDAY T FROM BALTAMORE. - - - -Leave Bat ,
'there " at 7.25 P.`111.. stepping at ' Magnolia, APerryman , s.!
Aberdeen, Havre de Grace, Perryville,_ Charlestown,'
North-east. Elkton , Newark. Stanton, Newport, WS!,
toington. Claymont. Linwood and Chester.
Through tamers teat! PEOnth Weataloutti and ikrathwest
may be procured at ticket.office. Chestnut street,under
Continental Hotel, where also State Room and Bertha in
Sieeping-Cara UM be iseeuredrduring ther , day. Persona
Parchng tickets at tllis office can havebeggage ckecked
at their residWA 137.th_tinier VolnpanY.
F. 4r4 Ear. Superintendent
WEST CHESTER. AND PELILAJ
'DELPHI& ,:11AILROAD, s VIA ME. ,
'. On an ,_.,_.D1A,:13
".I,IMMER,ARBANGEMENTS4
• ..'ONDAY, - AprillSths 1860. the trains wilt
leave Depot, Thirty first and Chestnut streets, as follows:.
Trains leave Philadelphia for West Chester, at 7.15 A.
M., 11 A. M., 2.30, 4.15, 4.60, 7 and 11 P. 51.1
-Nrest,Cheategor Philadelphia, from Depot on
M autet,i 6, 1 D. 7 7.11) and 10.45 A. M. ) . 1.56, 4.50 and ,
Us and after Monday, June' 15th an additional Tra'n l
will leave 'Philadelphia tor Media and Intermedia el
Points at 5.80 P. M.
Trains leaving_West Chester at 7,80 A. M., and leaviogi .
PiehlAMlooNat 4.501' M.. will atop at'l3. C. Junction kin&
151 dia. Oast. - • .• ,
Passengers to or from statism! between West Chester',
and B C. Junction going East, will take train leaving
West Chester at 7.15 A. M. and going West will take train'
leaving Philadelphia at 4.50 P. M., and transfer at B. C.l
Junction.• . . 2_
Trains leaving Philadelphia ISL
7,15 A. 'and 4:50 P.M.;
and leaving Wed Chester at 7.80 A. M. and 460 P. M.;
connect at B. C. Junction with Trains on P. and B. C. it."
it. for Oxford and intermediate points.
ttiffnlNDAYs.--Leave Philadelphia at 6.00 A. M. and
Leave Welt Cheeier l iA.s - A. 5L and 5.00 P. 51;
The Depot is reached directly by the Chestnut and WaV
nut Street cam. Those of the Market Street Lino run
within one square. The cane of both lines connect with
each tralOLupon itaarrival. • -
tart Passengeraare allowed to take-wearing aPParel
only as Bagger and the Company will not, in any Casei
be responsible or an amount exceeding $lOO nnlasaspecial
contract is ma 6 for the saute,'
General Superintendent.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAIL;
ROADr,••
FALL' ARRANGEMENT:
On and after MONDAY. Sept 21st. MS, trains wW
lea t a i e Vino street Ferri. I f ir " I '
Freight, with pyaseenger car cltitched......... ...9.15 A. M. Atlantic Accommodaston.... - "" .. . .3.43 P.M.
Junction Accommodation ; to Atco andinterine
diato Stations
- .... . .•P. M
• • r 4
ItETIIIiNIN Or. WILL LEAVE' ATLANTIC:
AblualFreigL. ... . ..... ... A. P.
su m.
AceemmuodatiQn• . f.` .
ht. .. ...
AG
- Junction Accomniudtitonirour,Atco.'.......-.....8.26 A.
MIA
Vine Street Ferry 6t N. ......... Vi00 e. as
Haddonfield. . P. sad &is P. AL
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i ti
tail, ' suif(Olbsiro: '• - ,' '
or i mr il ckftstiono belies linlyme alb P. M.
eland old =ten:nodule elation* &US
. _ , llcaltaiol ' h lilapa sad waio,stotions 8.15 A. 31.. and
8.20 P. .'• . , -1
Ebril i tabteriat afra i M, 845..11,20 and O.' V. M.
.VTII6 &Wades dell at 12 o'clock. noon.
Footled 1 , .. odAt *dna eototerfwbarribeling , Wal.
I't. ore ltd. It il'elkware distil&
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v. • ' 1 ETTRANLA '' • URNTRAL
• - " • • • , • ray, ~
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ESE' • .42111xsztora i 3 • P ' . ft i i h r ie
' arffet= ;lido ' , .__ ‘. _,Ort.' ''': 4l 'lliroVars ree
,of ,the. Chestnut , sua W ••• • news • • tun,' •
Is4l.4Dans atthellMot. r. • • ;,. , ), ; .._
ON SUNDAYS-The ktartet etreet Carii leaa a r t gliti
and Market ginsets_lll_ollBo4lLbeientLthe ddP 01
eWn.4 g
I , i ll ' eh Car Tracts elm be bad ion' ennead:Mat the ;
ow. Northwest corner of lOWA, ia4 Chertnut
sn4 at the Depot.
/=til Of Ina Unit:all-miter Coniyany wmglatfor and
e at the Repat. Orders left at No, 901 Chest.
( nut stroW g ll B Mariget strie4 will •
_ft ,ftlati_ attention.
..r. ,, • + Titaxds LEAVE DEPOT. WE.-
, Traim.....,.... . , _
_._....411.03 A: M.
M
1 Imlu i. -44 '" 14
........... a . r :. l r.±.. ll . f ..:tf . . au at a l 9 l;4o 4:l° A. P. lll l t
.Esseeire . OHM A.?& .
lierrlaburi ceoz Accor am mii . ftaton. -49.80
Odatloa p t.L
Ye lu rlT=Trafm.-.............................at 680 P. M.
'Cinchulati.Expree , . . ... .. . . .....-.at hoo E... st.
Erie Mall and_Pullarr Pai:. .. .. .. .......at MOO P.M.
Thiladdvbia =mem ..,..... .-. ._. .. . ... . -..at.t2.0a nt_tbt
Erie Mail teens daily gem t Strudel:m=B to Wil
liamsport onlY:011 Haturdraf night. On, quasi' mot pas
serasEszgi ti i i e s eag xeig c p ma, at. ia 0 cleyjc. _ . ,
leaves as "' '' 474 , n ": 11111121)
W si t . ittitmAiser... I,listiot; Train „ ns t i al i y. mert
, Sunday. 1 8 7 1 = 11 ..i. ticketa must be procured and
baggage d by &ft P. &Lot 118 Market street.
• • • TRAINS- &BMW. AT DEPOT. VIZ:
Cincinnati .4.•............-.... 4.• .4 At 145 AA a
,Pblladelptda ...,.....:- ....... .....- u 7.10
Paoli Afton:L. ' -.•...at 8 20A. Ili.„ and 140 dr 7.10 I'. M.
• Erie litailrand Brdltalo Erpret5.......1.,. "
.1 7.100
A. M. Tra/n......... .-.... , ....... .... " 9
Fast Line . " 9.85
Lancaster Train. • "12.80 I'..ht
Erie Express.: .... .. .....:v. - .... ..... .. ... - " 5.10 '
Day EsPmes. - - .f.. ......... ........ . . .... . .. :ar 5.10
Ranisburg Accent -...- .... ...... ........ . ' 9.50
For further infoirmatton. apply to . • .
JOHN C. ALLEN Ticket Agent, 9 01 Ches t nut meet.
tin 'CAPP F. D.' MAP Con antra oteL
I FRANCIS 110 , et atreet.
mown. Pr i th r ,t2, T i cket at the Depot.
The Penney Minis Railroad Company will not assume
any risk' for Baggage, exceisger • wearing apparel. and
Jimit their rppUtty. to Hundred Dollarsinvalue.
AS BaM9Yie Weeding th , amount in value will be at
the tisk or the owner. Wear takenkr_ contract.
-
• 'EDWARD .
-GlinuarabiturserinteadeM. Altoona. s.
f ' ' ' • " PHILADELPHIA & BALTIMORE
• CENTRAL , RAILROAD. Bummer
Arrtmgements. On and after Monday.
Aprit.l3llthe Trains will leave Pikiladelphht.frora the
Depot o the,est Chester & Philadelphia Railroad, cos
•ner of .Bret and G_
_bertaut streets (West Fhilada.),
at 7.16 A. M. and 160 P. M.
. Leave Eking Bun, at 6.1 g A. M._,_and Oxford at 15.00 A.
M., and leap \ Oxford at 0.215 P. M.
s ' A. Matket Traft with , Passenger Car attached will ran
en Tuesdays and Edda leaving the Rising Son atll.oll
A. M.. Wilford at, 1145 soulllennett.at 10 3 P. AL, eon.
Wat West Chester onctimawith &train for , Phila.
. On Wednesdays - ande a 4days train leaves
elphia at ROO P. M..rone _ to OxfOrd. ,
The Train leaving Philadeirkia at .15 A.M. connects at
'Oxford with a daily line of B es ; for reach'l3ottom. in
Lancaster countY. turning . ayes Peach Bottom to
connect at Oxford With the Afternoon Train for Phibidel•
phis
-The g
ir ßun raitt leaving Philadelphia at 4.60 P. M. Tuna to
Risin. Idel..
ramogera sllosied 'to 'take wearing apparel only. as
•Baggage., and . the Compan a p iei r nt oot; in any case, be re •
sponsible for an amount ex ceeding one hundred , dollars,
unless a specialOntraet bekmado or the aame.
talk . : I : , MiET WOODrileneral Supt.
illiM- - P=.ADELPECIA AND ERIE
MEAILROADJ— FALL' ' TIME TA
,.‘ , ..' v rt iiii d i ef 1161. Bitii nore. , and fired
pot a to theNorliviest and the Great, Re min rd'enn•
. n i ) v ii agliti7neVoliVi'Vkt e rtp - 9 1; , IN' I lifreth. on
Great.
the Philadelphia and Erie icaiiro ad ran dul fellows :
— o= .--- aP M.
Mail way, mare
jai
xi ...•••••• • • ••; • •V a 4 w l c isi.
" " enrivnfat Ed_ _ e._,..'.' ',
...• . ........,....... 9.Wr.P. M.
IV A EXpeill Leffeeirmapraa...... 7 .. .. .. 1 .114 3 0 t... • t i i..
arrive: at Erie. ......:7....... 9.50 A. M.
Ely•
dra !jail leendThiledeliWilli~ ame 4.• .... i . ".•• • • ( 1 . 1 2 ? 3 ° t p i t
• " arrives lit - LUelr even 7.45 P. M.
• EASTWARD'
la t a Tr da k it val Erie =dee — - "ig . ;: . .... ..............11Ell A. M.
“ - arrived at Philadelphia . -.....
7.00 A. M.
EEP retell !P a Y ul , NNViy.." - - al; ' ......... ....
818 P. BT.
r . arrives at Pldh - Te1e1phia........ : .y r ." 5.00 P. M.
Mail and Express connect with 'on Lunen. and Alle
gheny River Railroad. Regintac L ked Through.
TYLER.
General Eineerbderulent
RELIEF ASSOCI&TION.
NO CE.
CFFICE OF THE MAIM,. ATTAN CO•OPERATIVE RE.
LIEF
No. VI WACRII . STREET , PHILADELPHIA
0114i:cr.—The object of this Association is to secure_a_
cash payment within forty daya after the death of a mem
ber of as many dollars as there are members in the class
to whicb he or she belongs, to the heirs. ILLUSTRA
TION • Class "A" has 5,000 male members. A member dies.
The Anociation pays over within forty days $5,000 to the
widow or heirs, and the remaining members forward
within thirty days one dbllal and ten cents each to the
Ateociation to reimburse it. Falling to send this sum,
they forfeit to the Association all moneys paid, and the
Association supplies a new member to All the place of the
retiring one. • •
TEN CLASSES FOR MEN AND TEN FOR WOMEN.
CLAtitiEß.—ln class A all patrons between the ages
of 15 and 20 years • in Class B all persons
beta een the ages of _2O and 25 years : in Class
C all persona between the ages of 25 and 30 '
years; in Class D all persons between the ages of 30 and 35
peat e; in Class E all persons between the ages of 35 and
40 years; in Class le all persons between the ages of 40 and
45 years ; in Class G all perm= tetween the ages of 45 and
50 yearn; In Class II all persons between the ages of Wand
65 years; in Class I all persons between the ages of 50 and
60 years ; in Claes B. allpersons between the ages of 60 and
65 years. Th e classes for women are the earns as above.
Each class is limited to 5,000 members. Each person
pays six dollaxs upon ix:coming a member and one
dollar and ten cents each time It member dies belong
ing to the same class he or she 'is a member of. One
dollar goes direct to the heirs; ten cents to pay for
collecting. - A member of one class cannot be assessed
this dollar if a member,of another class dies- Each class'
is independent. having no connection with any other.
To become a member It le necessary: To pay Six Dollars
into the Treatise at the time of mating the application ;
to pay One Dollar and Ten Cents into the treasury upon;
the death of each and any member of the class to which
he or she belongs, within thirty nave after date of notice
of such death- to give your Name, Town. County,
- State; Occupation , etc.. - alto a medical-certificate. Ey. ,
ery minister is asked to act. as sgent, and. will he paid ,
regular rates. FUNDS—Circulars will explain fully in
regard to funds and investments. CircUlars giving full
explanation and blank forma of application will be senti!
ri
on request or upon a personal app ll eatioat the Office Or .
the Aseociation.
TRUSTEES AND OPPICBRS.
MoMIJRDV, President
E. T. WRlGHT,(President Star . Metal Company), Vice
President.- • ,
W. S. CAB. AN (President; Of the .StuYvesant:.Bank) •
Treasurer
LEWIS SANDERS, Secretary. .
J. R. MAN GAM t President National Trust Co.)
D. Li DUNCOM.I3, No.B Pine street.,
The trust funds will neteld in trust by the
NATWINAI,NEUST,COMPANY ,
- 1 0 ;. 336 /IreadWaY , Nen , York,
Agents wanted : tor, this city.
, u . NRWAStAIIPPINCOTT,OeneistAgent,
attan uo.operative nellet Aasociation,
se.24re4 N 0.432 Walnut atreet, Phlladelphis.
11IED1CI$AL.`
g WAD. DENTALLINA.—•A 13UPERIOlt ARTICLI3 FOS
olomoieg the Teeth: destroying animalcule which la
feet them, eying tone to the gems, and leaving a feeling
of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in the mouth. It may
be need daily: and will be found to strengthen weak and
bleeding gums,,w the .: aroma . and. detersiveness will
recommend it to one. , Being composed with the
assist= th Physicians and elicroscoPist.il
Is confld Ur ered as a reliable substitute for the nn.
certain wash ormerly_in.yogne.
• Eminent•Dentiste. scquainted with the cimilitainits of •
the Dentellitus, adVoca e r4 Wie i with
cOntidne nothing to,
Prevent its vurelDSlD em torment: , Made only b 7 ,
" •'' ' 7. gr. 13E131 4 124,'Apothecer7
• - ' • BrOad and Spruce
For sale by Dreigglittli generalM and
Fred. Brevim. • L. Steakhouse.
Hassard do Cc.. Robert C. Davis,
C. Homy., 0000 C. Newer. •
Isaac EL Kai; ' • . Chas. Shivers.
H. Nee B. M. licCollin.
'l`. J. liusban DI. Bunting.
Ambrose ss. IL Eberle.
•Edwae& Par! Jalliag N. Minh; • •
Wm. ,B. Webb. Orbaghuret &CO.
*James
es & ames Combe. , VsJott. CO.: S om e
HUghti FL C. Melee
Henry A. Bower. • - Wroth& Bra. ,
IBABELL& MARIAM% r t ,stab-11.TwEurra
Btreet. Consultation" tree.. • —„__ my9.ly
orsiorriiiit irrevEn.
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THURSDAY, the 15th day ol'Octeber:10504 1 10” 0 .,m 106, K,
M.. for furnishing each of the following artiOitie.oaple.
twenty for the we of the 'louse of Represearatitorier tiro
:United btataireiz :- . • . •
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100 reams white . Quarto pod Papa. , cite* gispertnn fatal t 4 •
• 40 rear= White Quarto Post Piper; extra arrilatilleiWiii°
150 reams white Commercial ,liete Piper . ,flyer.
• 40 :reams white CommercillNote , Paper, nth% : Inilair
,7s reams Fancy liolePaPer. - ..-
' '5O reams foolscap Pape; extra auPerfirialittit lined:
• As gealnivegaltraliilliten. extra. slur aline, rant Use&
10 mnes Journal Paper, white heavy. extra erepertine.
14x) 7 inches. rele 3 4ittern. . :, . „ ~ , , , -
• 'ffkl Warns Oft 'Paper. '• - ,_' ' ''l f ' •
) 1000 , enseene Man illa, elver. I.9xlft fathen. , Rat. Val fielitb
and smeet.h4 tO weietbelonitn_ pounds per team. - , . i
000 ream" liwilltayaper. 1M. , 1 filches. flat. verlr,teirals
and studietn to WelibloseriOAtvo - eoundstalrin. ,
• - 200 resusiskanilla 0W.M7X2.87 inekesi;tlat,, , vm'y tough.
•antereoth,ter weigh fat•pysponxide I. etreanic; . • ..
.50 4 OPlNCM iath a e tkV i ag t e B o l :ll3Meg.
; . Keen eenteginek :Itiresiotley m xiii=
~• ono white - 2lgia p t ,
~p , white ret- ern?* 0 • reebrur. "
, ..lebite feleadtte "- "veleetiefi'9 4 lathes.
~ 1 0.000 White tbicklidireatveErntlegang 10ifintilitistbes.'
85,t00fancy ote.firsVi l!, - . . si k, --.. )..,7. , :;_i , . -: ; '.. ~
1.35 pose Con sr 0 V
Ito,ooo bu ff a tiiisitNe Ott dime. VOW' Unlit g..." -
i l er
. 20.0)30 buff estemEnvino.... 835x1B;,..'inahori . . .:
, 11500.000 troff Envelope:Tot P4t1c81 , 7!), filix63linches.
25 gross Gillett's Pena, 0."404. ' , " , I
4, 25 woad GillotrePenaL WBO3. t' - 'T'''' . '.
• : 25gron terryYnlaminted pone. ... ', • ~. i •
50 grata .strk '8 C9I:I4IBBrCLUPInB„, . : I: . :
det,ezt gOld"Pen ibe. ' _ ._." ' '- ,
frdezenVold Perin, wishing nide. ''- ' ,' "'"- ."
- apron 4.l.rieltflatlnkstandeth; • •.- • . • : 1 , . :.4 '.i .i
,1 grove lukatanda..assorted styleii.
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3 dozerrArnoldle Cleniline Writing 5101 4 1 4 81,. ...8 1 uw. ,, ' ''
IS dozetsatziolai Genuine Writing Piald, , Paciwo'• ' •
s, ,3 d ore* Arnold's capitate' Writing Fluid s quarto. ..)i. , ;•
` 8 dozen Cannine hair. ~-, . • • , ~, , .-: =-- ~
' 2"dozen 'Genuine French Xlopying Ink: quarter.' '.' ' s '
3 dozen Genuine Pretichikipying•ltik,pittia...) t - ,1 ',' t''
6 dozen Jet Illap ink, qttarts, pints and 35pirits5 ..•1 :•,, -:
1 gross Rubber enholdere.:No 8 • . , -.. . „•".
10 f"° PembaderrOrariotur kinder; ,'. - % • , .),.. : . , ~ ~..,
,lu oxen' 'Renee Pencils: abort, Px 0 Ilide - ri.) 'l'.. % . '."'
. 10 dozen Robber Pencibidangepto g. ,i‘. •,;., ...',.. ,- ,, , ,,i.
p t
8 dozen Rubber Propelllag,Permils," olff morinten.':,
15 p ose A. W.loarber'ellibiek•Lead'• °netts; No:I:lien
•gon drounit - • .-.: ,1 •,7' , ~ . ‘l..ri '..,r 1,-, :,• -;i,, •
, 10 dozoz 'Azoe74ean! Anatl4.,olloll:ColllikTir*lLCAPPine.
and Blue Pencils-hexagon. • - ' •. -,, • •
• 15 dozen A.W. Papery. Canilineiditillipieljenc/W linXll
- 10 dozenDiiries for 1548. ~., ' f
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~. t. , ,, .1; j j •,•: et ,L , 1 ,. ;"
6 dozen Atitograph Books. '''. . ~" . ...,,,," , ~., .
-.25 dozen best White Mucilage , flatatomico bottles:"
• 1 dozen fine Portfolios. ..., _ ...• ... .• • . r. , . ~, r. 'i ,- ) 'r, I 9
.1.2 dozen Lawyer's Taste. Wk.. , ,• •,, ~- ~ r,,,, ~
~. 1•,• i , ..
, 20 & menPaperrolders
v
.. 100epoolesPinkTape. ".
'
. ' 20 dozen Pocketlinives, good rinalitlesaodgarra, Nos
, tonbalm's. Crook's and best Americennionufacti4e.• • •
' 12 dozen scissor!. 835 to 6 filches.
6 dozens ponge Cups • , .• • ' ' ." , v , -',• • . . '.' , ..,
8 dozen Paner_Weights. -,
6 dozen Beady Reference no!. • -
"'l2 dozen'Erasing linlved 2 •
In dozen PorternonnaieN varions kinds. i •' ' '" ' ' --"
10' dozen Mulcts.
30 dozen packs Welting Cards, cut ,from the Bristol
Board. in boxes. *...,
-:36 groin nubber,Bands and Hinge. • ••• ' .
01pounds.Actietaunin..
_. ,
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.. low akin' Parchment, 16x22 Maw. •
• ' 2000 pounds Thick. Boft, and Bard 'Nine. '
18 dozen•lifernorandurWidanusleript. and Other•Blrink
' The - adhesive envelopes'meat "be' ixtrAWellienimed,
with pure white gum, or they will nothardoeived I , and
,sample' of all kinds of anvelopwr twist. be, submitted in
such boxes as they are to be delivered. in. Alt white en
velopes are to be delivered M. boxes containing.not over
'550 each. "Boxes"for buff envelopes to centain Slot torersoo ,
each, and to be strongly made. • • ~.. .., .'. - •• ;1. , • .-• .
In the, supply of.gooda,coutractors . will"ba rigidly' iq
quired tdfurntsh articles fullyequal to the. simple
• .
Proposals- rriost' be etticerepanisd -by( the mimes )lif the
emetics intended to. 1) o ceßazedi and a bond, in the sum of
$l.OOO that , patio) : r.ii, furnis h such article{ tiO,may,. Ire
awarded to them. , , , .. i
- As requited by Ifni: preftiericdoeill.be:glitzt t 0 ; rodtrill
tons of American. industry. it : equally, cheap ~.sin of -as
. aosd",qwsiity •ian d all venous maaing Vollele. tO „supply
"any Oaks of s'rtteleir will statewhethor a same'are the
manufacturesof the United-States, - ~, ').'. ~, ~. i,, Lc.,
'I he aiticloo.. are to. be.deliverred free 'of .any Ararat>
PT es triage at the' office -of the Clerk of; ttie doneof
-Representatives, on or before - the 15th dal' of , Novem b er.
1868, • • .• ~ . - ."; -_. c , .., :: ..• • :1 , 1 ...
-Each, p_ropossl to be indorse d !Proposals for : Stationery,
' for thu House of ,RepreeentatiVati of ,the IN ce:l - litotes.'
'and addressed to the widen:Weed: . -',' • .., •-' ' • •
' huflictentspeclmena of each class , of : artictearproposed
for must 11.CCOMPaPY the prcoma.4 mpiced isith, tlieptt me
of "the bidder • . , _ ,
c' The ivelitheper Tea= of 41'W:tiling PaPers. - eiceptiancy
note paper; must be stated t n g tlie sample.r;• ,
, The, person afferingto fe any Wasp of orticlesietthe
'lowest-Price: wrathy cOnelder d."Will.receive, a. Contract
.fo r tb e earn e.• on' • exeeuting a -bond, with. twO 'dr , more
sureties, satisfactory to the Cleric of • the 'llt.usb ;of item.
sentatives, for the performance of the sail otos , alfor
felfure Of.twico_the contract pricein cases) fir e ta which
bond Must be tiled in the 'office of the' Isar& 11 It-within
(ten day a afterttiopropolialebove.lreett:operied_quidrAlie
result, declaretl. ~. ~ ..r tr t :. : „ '..
Clrk'olf'tbe House of Ilsiptesentahrea.'
petinteaAen4
Pee w 4b
' . 1 _-Bide will be received until Saturday. 1 06toneilf1; 186%
for the grading. masonry and bridge work en the Weatern
Pivialon of the Union Ventral. lialroad, eF.teiptillig from .
Tamaqua westwardly. , •
Also, the Middle Divisidn. from 'Tamil:Me'eitirtward to
the Summit. between the Schuylkill andl.ehiglarivera.
Also. the Bacteria Division from said atm:unit, through
the Weltering valley to, the Leh lel river,
Ptopoaale may be made for the , whole or a portion of
the work in elections or divieione. • ,
Plans and specification ma be seen at the office .of
the, Company. J. W. GE'ARY, Engineer',
1409'90w-lot • Pottsville. Ba.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY AND
County of Philadelphia.—Estate of BINGLETON.A.
MERCEIL deceased.—The Auditor appointed by the Court
ye_._audtt, settle and adjuet the drat account of' P.R.
BRICE and E OPEN - CER - 111ILL'ER, Executors of Jest
will and testament of SINGLETON A. MPRCER; de
cease and accountant, stailantion of the belancein the
halid oft he will meet the parties intereeted
for the purpepe of hie 'appointment; on MONDAY, Rep
tem her 2stli. DYE at 4,o'clock P. id.. ,at his Office. Dio. 217
South Third street, in the clty of Philadelphia.'; _
pesta.mw.S , o S. IiaNRY NORRlB;.Andlror.
ot 'ortrtiANc , ChM FOR TUE - 01'Pr AND
1 ,, County of Philadelphla.—Vetate , of 'Mrs. - MARIA x.
UFA' TUN. deceased.—The Auditor , apriointed by the
Court to audit, stttlo and adjust the second and final ac
count of W. H. DRAYTON„ Executor *of the last
will of Mrs. MAMA IN. , DRAYTON, deceased; and to re
port distribution of the ,balance in the hands of the: , ac
countant, will meet the parties,intereateelfor the pur
pone of his appointntmt.on.2.l.lEAWAY; September2oth,
WA, at 11 o'clock, A. Al:afitifs - othed, NO. 9 Law Building.
soutreast corner of Sixth and Walnut ittreets. lathe city
of Philadelphia- • • • gy; :,!e01e4,131.96t."-
N TUE DitsTrUCT. COIJKT OP THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE EASTEItN DIBTRICT OF
PENNBYLVANIA.- In. Bankruptcy—At ':'PhiladelPhia.
A aged 2t. 11668,—The 'undersigned hereby gives notice
of his appointment , as , assignee of EDWABP. STILE&
of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadelphia, and State
of Pennsylvania; within said" district. who has been ad
judged a. Bankrupt upon own petition by the Dis
trict Court of said _
WEL VOPODEB, designee,
128 Routh Sixth .street
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt. ee9 NV Br,
1N TELE DIBTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the • Eastern District of Pennsylvania. In
Bankruptcy. at Philadelphia, tieptember D.. 1848.
'the no &enslaved hereby gives notice of his appointment
saassignee of- JOHN- Th. LENTZ,oi-Philadelphia,•countr
of Philadelphia and State of -Pennsylvania, within said
district, who has been • di edged q.,bankrupt on his , own
Petition. by the District Court of said district,
JAMES; STARR, Assignee,
No; IM3 Walnut street.
To the 'creditors of Saud bankrupt'. . saw-3V,
N TliE Di STRICT COURT orrap UNITED STATES
.1
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvauia.--In Bank.
rupicy.-,At •Pldladelphia. Seatember 9, A.. D. 1868.
undereigned hereby_gives notice of his appointment
se esignee .ot JtillN',7 Tillid,lPit; of the city.of
dolphin, County ttf Ehiladelfhla,, and, otate. of PODII.
sylvania, within said District, who has- beeti-adjedged
Bankrupt on creeiturs' petition by the District Court or
said District,
p.7RVEsIB w taTEIIEAD, aseignee,
—No, tilf, Wanut.street.
• q'n the nrculltnra of P aidßankrupt - • ; Pt9,w.3r
SALE . OV hat Maui* AC FOcd OP'
al - VALUABLE 00 4 AL. IRON: ~Tlbillitft. F AßM AND
RP M 1 OCK LANDS, IN THE COUNTIES OF McA.-
BEAN, ELK AND CAMERON. PENNSYLVANIA ,
The well known and valuable lands of tho McKean and
Elk Land and improvement Company will be exposed
to
• public rale in tracts or parcels,. on- , TURSDAY;. the 20th
day of October. ISM at 12 o'clock M , at the Philadelphia.
Exchange. Philadelphia. ,
These I.ands are situated in the Northwestern Part of -
the State, on the line of the Ehiladelehla atukErle rail
road, 04 miles Last of Erie, nearly equidistant and , con
nected by direct railroads with the cities of New York,
Philadelphia and Balthnore. and on completion of the,
railroad connections within 100 relies of . Buffalo and,
, Bocheaferi in the State of .New York. s .
The attention of capitalists, manufacturers of iron and
lumber, miners of coal, tanners and others, is specially
solicited to +hese lands, cm/tailing large and-workable
veins of euporior gas and steam coals: iron In large (man
titter) and or excellent , quality, and covered, with a primi
tive f. rest of hardwoods.heinTock apt Pine titribernminr-
Paesed in the Eastern States and poesessint 0, Kid equaur
productive with the bestlands of tire - State of New. York.
Catalogues and pamphlets, containing rasps 'with full ;""
li e n r wi t l ions, f e r rma o d a ona - p nd
ca r i eh t e o d he i u 4 d n er f i o gn ma,:
-
autioneeers.'ortar, wiLLIA HACKE.E....Roctein sad ,
Treasurer. at the oftlce of the Compariy.ll4s:.l26 Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
ERTlDERlcKVitamy..rreeldent.
M. THOblAii ag'SON4, - tatttionetne. •
• •
1119 and 141 13011ta Fourth street,
- philadel °bra.
N.Eircßepritagitbeacioo _)6
t .aing - ada fasalA by jOS. 41. •
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1 ItiPZHIAIA'P »a ZENitifli We -110
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mut 15.828-121--
capsdriep knew *mac al for sago
JOS. at 86.1B1141(3%. Voso= rSiN.147111"001
M. -P
LEGAL IVOTIOED► , ,
REAL ESTATE SALES.
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