iUILIGIOUS ENTELLIGENom rhilladOlpbla annual Conference of the Va. N. Church. FIFTH. DAY. Conference met at ti o'clock, Bishop Thompsou is the chair. Reports received on the Bible Cause, 8. 8 Union; Memoirs read of Rev. H. F. Rurn, Rev Daniel George, Rev. R. M. Greettbank, Rev. 8 B.Gve, Rev. id. M. Johnson and Rev. A. Joh. At ro lo3 4 o'clock the Annual Missionar Sermon, was preached by Rev. B. H. Nadal, of the Drew Theological Seminary. The sermon w..ts one of great ability. The Con ference is pxoceeding rapidly with the btisiness, and will likely adjourn this evening. This after noon, at 2g o'clock, the Stewards' Report will be receiyea, and likely the delegates from, the Wilmington Conference willrb - e preaolit - to tter the fraternal salutatlona of the Conference. CITY BULLETIN. PHILADELPHIA CATfI. MARKET, March 22d, 1869.—There was less activity in the mantel to day, the high views dcmandcd) . by holders of choice lots, the supply of which-was large, having the effect of keeping transactions within a very small circle. The offerings reached 1,700 head: we quote choice at 10®10,14c ; prime at 9@9%1 ; fair to good at 734(48Dic., and common et 647 c per lb. gross. The following sales were reported: 50 A. Christy & Bro.. Lancaster co., grs s :10 25 Dengler & McCleae. Cheater co., gra. 8 al 9 132 P. McFiller, Lancaster co.. gni 8 Oa 85 P. Hathaway, LanC*ller to.. (610 31 B.F. Mention, tiheatSr co. .srs I#lo 78 J. B. Kirk. Chester co.. gra. (410 110 Jae. Mcrilien, Lancaster co , gra. ... ...... 8 (4 °lt 146 Martin ' , Wier & Penna.. gra 9 tgriukl 60 E. 8. MeFMen. Lancaster co.. gra.. .. • • (491, 110 Mooney & Smith. Lancaster co.. .... .7 Ca 9)4, fit) T. Mooney & Bro., Lascaater co..gra. ••• •••• • • .6 I 9 54 11 33 . Chain, Lancaster co., gra.... ..... ...... 8 96i 88 J. L. Frank. Western . gra • 8 $O3 MI Frank & Shamberg, Western. 8444 9's 102 Hope &170,. Lancaster co., grs ........ ........ 8141 9%1 20 M Breifues & Co.. Penn gra. ....... ..... tti 754 50 Elkin & Co., Penna., got .... ... 7 8 27 J. Clemson. Lancaster co., gra, 9 Ca3l9 $4 15 D. Branson. Chester co., gm...... . 7 88 9' 4 96 Kimball& Wallace. Chester eo..gre ...... •• • 8 1,1 23 John lit•Ardle. Western. gra 754(4 914 40 J. Beldomridge, Be co., grs Cows AND cm.vas were in steady request at 840(4575, and springers at s3s©s6o, with sales of 150 head. Buitsr met a good inquiry, and fall 10,000 bead changed hands at 734@)9,y 1 e. per pound g Boos-There was less firmness in the market, -and considerable disposition on the p trt of bu y ers to operate; sales at slb 50(4816 50 per 100 tourids not. POOR PAT.—Some:lune between Saturday night last and this morning, the counting-room of Messrs. Downs, Hughes & Co., oil manufactur ers, at No. 123 Walnut street,' was entered by burglars. The thieves effected an entrance through the back window in the basement of the premises to the cellar, and thence Into the count ing-room, where they made havoc among the papers of the firm, but succeeded in getting noth ing of Importance, as the large fire-proof resisted all attempts to open it. The counting-room of Daniel L. Miller, adioining, was also entered There the thieves were a little more successful. The fire-proot safe was opened and the thieves carried off some valuable papers and a small amount of money. STORE ROBBERY store of Graham, Em len & rumor°, dealers in agricultural imple ments, No. 627 Market street, was entered yes terday afternoon by prying open a back cellar door with a jimmy. The drawers in the count ing room were broken open and the papers scat tered about the floor. The thieves carried off 33 cents and a lot of postage and revenue stamps. An unsuccessful attempt was made to remove the brick work around the fire-proof safe. The rob bery is supposed to have been committed 13% boys, and John Desmond has been arrested by Reserve Officer Hess on suspicion of having been concerned is it. He was locked% up at the Con tral Station to await a bearlmr. Ton STRIKE AAluz.o OE. MOROCCO JOURNEY - MEN.—The workmen in one of the two tactorles where the trouble existed have gone to work at the old rate of wages. The men of the other factory would come in at a reduction in wages of one dollar per week, if they could be taken back in a body. The employers, having pat some men to work while the others were standing out, now decline to turn them off to make places for a corresponding number of the old men. The strike is virtually at an end. STEALING Toom—John llubree, alias John Bailey, was arrested at three o'clock yesterday morning by Policeman Gordon, of the Ninth district, upon the charge of having stolen twelve angers, four planes and other tools from a shed in a new house at Fifteenth and W3llaee streets. The tools were found in his possession. Alder man Pancoast held the accused In $l,OOO ball for SuspicioN Townell was arrested by Policeman McDonald, about four o'clock yesterday morning, on the Pennsylvania Railroad, near Bridge street, on suspicion of hav ing stolen a new valise containing u lot of clothes. The valise awaits an owner at the Sixteenth Dis trict Police Station. Townell was committed by Alderman Maull. PREVENTED FROM WALK IN 0 0 VER BOA R . John Nixon was prevented from walking over board at South Street wharf last night by Officer Denard, of the Harbor Police. John Schaeffer was about to stop into the Dela ware at Race Street wharf last night, when he was apprised of his danger by Officer Grimes, of the Harbor Police. Hones ROBBERY.—Last evening, between 7 and 9 o'clock,the•louse of Mrs. Margaret Belfridge,on Fitzwater street, btlow Twelfth, was entered through a front basement window. A carpet bag, several silk dresses, a fur cape, a silver watch and a silver napkin ring marked "M A. W - were stolen. thisucccesvm. ATrkmr-r.—An unsuccessful at tempt was made to break into thb hotel and restaurant of Valentine lierbangh, No. b 24 South Delaware avenue, at an early hour on Satur day morning. The fastenings on the front door were broken off and then the burglars were frightened away by tke barking of the dogs. TuE TIIIRD POUCH DlSTRlCT.—Lieutenant John Kelly, of the Eighth Police District, has been detailed to take charge of the ThlrdDistrict, which has been without a Lieutenant since the resignation of Lieutenant Samuel Goldey In January last. CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.—Franck Fil2.- patrick was arrested, on Saturday, and taken be fore Alderman Collins, upon the charge of having stolen fifty cigars and $2 70 from a store in the neighborhood of Twelfth and Fitzwater streets. Ho was committed to answer. CARPENTER Brim . ROMBEIL—The carpenter shop and saw mill of Coniston & Bro.,at Twenty fourth and Brown streets, was entered at an early hour yesterday morning and was robbed of tools valued'at $75; some of the toola were marked "J. P. Curley." CHICKEN Turev.—Hugh Taggart was arrested on Saturday, at Twelfth and Christian streets, for the larceny of a lot of chickens. He was taken before Alderman. Bonsai, and was com mitted for a further bearing. LARCENY OF CLOTHING.—For the larceny of clothing from a bonne in the First Ward, James Martin has been committed by Alderman Carpen ter. lie was arrested at Sixth and Lombard streets, on Saturday night 3 , LIM PRbDi DIWWSING.—PatrIck Maher fell into the Delaware of Almond Street wharf early .yeeterday morning. He was rescued from drown ing hy Private Watchmen Mullen, Connelly and Green. THE COLLEGE UV PHARMACY—The commence ment exercises of the Puiladelphia College of Pharmacy will come off to-morrow morning at the Academy of Music. The programme com prises music, addressee, and conferring degrees. ne proceedings will, no doubt, be of a highly Interesting character. - Me. Govan will deliver its popular lecture, "Circumstances," at the Aesdeuly of Haste to night. It Is one of his finest efforts, and the anxiety to hear it again Is great. Very tew tickets remain unsold. CONSUMPTION CAN—ms CUERD BY SCHENCK% rumaprao SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC . AND )WmRAKB PILLS. SCHENCK'S PULMONIO SYRUP, for the cure of Coughs, Colds, ,Bronchltis, and every form of Consumption: The peculiar action of this atedi clue ripens the ulcers in the lungs, and promotes the discharge of the corrupt matter by expecto ration. One bottle of lichenck's Seaweed Tonic will frequently bring up all gone appetite, Or, at all events, satisfy the patient that it is just the thing for his stomach. Take a wineglassfull right after each meal; it prevents the food from souring, digests it quick, and, with the free use of the Mandrake Pills, the stomach is cleaned out and a ravenous appetite is created. The stomach now being is such a healthful condition, every one that takes the Seaweed Tonle must got fat. The Seaweed Tonic is one of the most pleasant bitters made. The fact is, to cure Consumption, a healthy tone must be given to the stomach, and a good appetite created, which are the only means of producing flesh and strength. SCHENCK% MANDRAKE rILLS, 0150 of the most valuable medicines ever discovered, being a valu able substitute for calomel, and harrig all the useful properties ascribed to that mineral, with out producing any of its injurious effects. To these three medicines, Dr. J. H. Schenck, of Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in the treatment of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pal:Donk. dyrup ripens the morbid matter, dis t barges it, and purifies the blood. The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, and remove all obstruc tions. They are also a sure remedy for all bilious intermittent fevers, fever and ague, or any de rancement of the system by an overflow of bile. IN ben a person eats a hearty dinner, and feels dull and stupid, he has overloaded his stomach, and taken more than can be digested. Take one or two pills to burry it along. If Dlarrhcea sets in, take 4 pills and physic it off. A. a man has been out in company and taken too much wine and whisky, let him take 4 or 6 pills belore retiring and physic it off, and he will feel well in the morning and eat a good breakfast, immediately after breakfast, if they will take a wine glassful! of Seaweed Tonic, it will put the stomach in that condition they will not hanker after any stimutent during the whole day. Dr. Schenck's principal office, No. 16 North Sixth street, Philadelphia, where he is every Saturday. Re gives advice free; but for a thorough exam ination with his Respirometer, the price is $5 Price of the Palmonic Syrup and Bea- weed Tonic. each $1 50 per bottle, or $7 60 the half dozen. Mandrake Pills 25 cents per box. For sale by all druggists and dealers. LAST FALL, WANAMAKER & BROWN began the business of the season with a grand "Opening' . for the display of their stock to the public before offering IL for sale. The idea was o good one, and thousands em braced the opportunity, and other leading Clo thing Houses followed the goon example and had their "Openings." Oak Hall again announces a "Grand Opening." Their Spring stock, larger, more varied and more attractive than last Fall's even, is now ready and being put in store, and on Thursday next the season is to open with a display of those new and beautiful things which now fill Oak Hall. HANCOCK GRAMMAR SCHOOL.—A musical en tertainment will be given by theOupils of the Hancock Boys' Grammar School, at the Academy of Music, on Wednesday evening next. An ex cellent programme has been prepared for the oc casion. FLAG PREEENTATION.—The annual ball of the Liedertafel will take place this evening at Horti cultural Hall, and a handsome flag will be pre sented to the Society. A DREES DRILL.—The dress drill and hop of Company I. Gray Reserves, will take place this evening at the Armory on Broad street, below Race. Tile TEMPICRANCE BLIMING.—Tbe officers o the Grand Division, Bons of Temperance, In Cul regalia, will visit the Temperance Blessing meet log in Independence Hall to-morrow evening. THE COURTS. THE TWITCHELLCASE Another Application for a Writ of Error. SUPREMIE COURT—Chief Justice Thompson and Justice Read, Agnew and Willlams.—This morn ing, immediately after the opening of the Court, Mr. William Wheeler Hubbell appeared at the bar with a large bundle of papers, and addressing the Court, said: 'May it please your Honors—ln the case of George S. Twitchell, plaintiff, against the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, I present an spp ication for an allowance of a writ of error hud a reversal of the judgment. I claim the right and privilege to do so under the Constitu tion of the Unit( d States." Chief Justice Thompson—We have already passed upon this ease after a very careful and anxious review of the record. Mr. Eubbbil—But, this presents new assign ments of error. Chief Justice Thompeon:---When was the judg anent en tt red in this case? Mr. Hubbell—On the 30th of January. Chief Justice Thompson—Then you are too ate, but we will take the papers and look at hem. - The bundle of papers presented to the Court consisted of the records of the trial; a manuscript recital of the assignments of error, aad a printed book ccutaining an argument by Mr. Hubbell designed to show that the verdict was against the evidence. - - - Mr. Hubbell, in this book,annottnees himself as "a member of the bar, who has for many years been engaged in professional and scientific pur suits ; that he is accustomed to the examination of physical principles of all kinds, particularly when involved in suits." In his assignments of error,the principal one relied upon is that under the sth and 6th articles of the amendments to the Constitution, it is provided that "In all criminal prosecutions the accused shall be informed of the nature and cause of the ac cusation," "be confronted with the witnesses against him." Mr. Hubbell contends thst these provisions in the constitution were not complied with before the trial, and that, therefore, the Governor had no right to sign the death-war rant. inasmuch as the judgment of the court was not "by due process of law." OYER AND Istiarairom—Jadges Peirce and Brewster.—To-day was fixed for the commence ment of homicide cases. Michael Tehan, charged with the murder of Joseph Smith, on Christmas night, in South street, below Front, was called for trial. Messrs. H. J. McCarthy and I. T. Pratt, his counsel, ap plied for a postponement until Monday next in consequence of the absence of witnesses for the defence. The application was allowed. No other cases being ready the jurors were discharged until to-morrow. The Death of Colonel Lawrence. The Washington correspondence of the New York Time says : " Colonel T. Bigelow Lawrence, of Boston, United States Consul-General at Florence, died very suddenly at Willard's Hotel, in this city, to day. He had been here with Mrs. Lawrence some weeks, but had not been ill beyond a severe cold. An abeess had formed in the head pressing on the , brain, which broke to-day, pushing one eye from the socket, rendering him insensible and causing speedy death. He was a man of many accom plishments, of much wealth and high social Ells Unction, and lead represented our Government at Florence for the past eight years." CITY NOTICES EVERLASTING SOLES (imported)—do not wear out; keep the feet dry In sloppy weather, without any of the unpleasant effects of the gam shoe. These roles ere very pleasant wear ail summer. Late would like them. To be had at ItItUNEWS, French Boot and Shoemaker, 834 Harmony street, between Chestnut end Walnut streets. (211000LATIC EABTICE. Roos, Mimilate Waferr, Cbocoline Caramels, and all Choco hoe imputations manufactured by Whitman & Cu Cliegott Kreot. WIC AIM 110 W closing; out our winter stock, prior to getting our large spring stock. Those in want of binguins, notice. Charles Wilford & Sons, under the Continental. TUE DAILY EVENING 131.illETIN-11.411L'ADithaAt:MbNIVY, MARC TRU FRAGRANT xidIRATN BRAITTLI• attests the matchlOt piatifying..Propertlerr , of Bozonorar. Every lady who txas ever used It proclaims it a perleci antidote to dental. decay. Pure teeth:are essential to a pure breath, and both are. erdnyed by all who resorr hl , agreeable, wholesome and invaluable vegetable compound.' , , JOKE as PRESIDENT GRANT:— A gentleman meotlng . Mr. Wallace S. illrant ‘ on the street, yesterday , asked him why:" he was a greater man than the President? • Indeed, I cannot tell" modestly replied Mr. . 93ectiolte," said tile friend, "while the :Presiden t is only U. S. Giant, you are W. S. Grant." Good, it? So are the'clothes sold at the fash ionable establishment of • Cukruaa &relate & Co., No. 824 Chestnut street. HOT Cnoas Buns, fresh every day through.„ Lent. ?lunar, 902 and 904 Arch street. QUIRT and soothe thepalnof.ehtldren teething— UPC Bower's Infant (lomat Bold by all Druggistri. Conn's, Bunions, Inverted Nails, skillfully treated by Dr. J. Davidson ,No. 915 Chestnut street. Charges moderate. 1. WE ARE now closing oat oar winter stock, prior to getting our large spring stock. Those in want of bargains, notice. Charles Oakford & Sons, under the l ontinental. Diteruuss, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH. J. lElialCA, id. D.. Professor of the Eye and Ear Lreata all diseases appertalnbig to the above members with the utmost success. Testimonials from the most reliable sources in the city can he seen at this office, No. 805 Arch street. The medical faculty are invited o accompany their patients,as be has no secrets in his practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made ror examination. Ernatom. Irorrnonutrus and druggists' sun dries, Sztowtoris & Butyrusti, '23 South Elehth street. Pr" Bee Marine Buitetin en inside Ave. ARRIVED Tll.lB DAY. Steamer Banter. Harding, 88 bonne from proviommo, with mdse to 1) fi Stetson & Co. .oteamer Y torence Franklin. Pierson. 13 hours from Bal timore. with mdso to A Groves. Jr. Bat it Poseidon (Norw). Knudsen. 95 days from London, with mdee to Henry Karsten. Schr least Rich. Crowell, 6 days from Boston. with ice to captain, Saw D B Merriman. Tracey, 2 days from Indian River. with grain to Jas Barran. Schr it our Sisters, Laws. 1 day from Milford. Del. with grain to Jas Barran. a. hr Croup. r, Harvey, 6 days from Newtown. Md. with lumber to Hickman & Cottingbam. seta Compt+ottcre. Evans, 5 days from Snow Hill. Md. itu lumber to Hickman & liottingham. Schr Ann Elizabeth. Phillips, from Pawtucket Schr C Loeser, Jamrson, from Boston. Schr R RR No 48. ROM from New Haven. ULEARED THAD Da It Brig Lophema, Congdon. Zaza, C C Van Horn. Schr R RR No 48, Roes, Providence. J Rommel, Jr. & Bro tichr Chris Loeser, JsinesolLlioston. tialdwell.Gordon s Schr Ann Elizabeth, t Phillips. Harwich. Binnickson &&O Co MEMORANDA.. Ship Othello, Pinknam, cleared at Liverpool 6th im3t. for this port Ship Beranek. Turley. entered out at Liverpool Bth inst. for this port. Ship Tyro, Becker, from Leith for this Tort. was off Sera bster 6th lust Ship Lydia Skallield, Bkolfteld, cleared at Boston 20th inst for tialcutta. Ship Lottie Warren. Lucas, cleared at Boston 20th inst. for t alparaiso and Callao. Ship Marianna 11Nottebohm. Dunbar. from New York Olst Gov. at San Francisco 20th inst. Ship Ringleader. Hamblin. from Boston 22d Nov. at Ban Francisco 20th Inst. Ship Escort cleared at Ban Francisco 20th inst. for New York. with 14,C00 sacks wheat. Steamer Weybossett, Parish, at New Orleans Dth MIL from Now York. Steamer Volunteer, Jones. hence at New York vestals- da iteamer City of Paris (Br), Ber nedy, from Liverpool 10th and Queenstown 11th mat, with 59 cabin passengers. at New York yeeterday Steamer Concordia. Hedge, at Bolton.yesterday from New Orleans. Steamer Euterpe, Gates. from Galveston 11th inst. Nla Rey Went 18th , at NOW York yesterday. Bark Maria Adelaide, Straits, nailed from Liverpool 6th inst. for this Dort. Bark Meridian (Prase), Lenz, hence for Bremen, off Isle of Wight Bth inst. Bark Ida, Grigman, nailed from Liverpool 9th instant for thin port. Behr C 8 Watson. Adams, from Fall River for thin port. at New York yesterday. bane Trade Wind. Hoffman, for Wilmington. Del. and Clara. Mulford, for this yort, cleared at Unarieeton 19th Instant Schr A D Scull, Scull, nailed from Charleston yesterday for Battlia River, Ga. Behr L A Smith. Erie. hence at Boston 20th inst. Bohr Mary E Andemon, Smith, cleared at Wilmington. gle.l9th that for this port, with 3M tone old iron. ELEGANT RESIDENCE. ft Chestnut &treat, West Philadelphia. FOR SALE.---A large and elegant threci•story double stone sod bruit DWELLIPtG, with double back Build. lugs and evety modern convenience—in perfect order. Sttua te n EbTN UT Street, above Till itTY•N INT t:I btreet. Lot 100 feet front by WOO feet deep to back street, with citable, Coach• House, Hot.Uouee, &c. Possession In May. S. KINGSTON McCAT, M WALNUT STREET. mh2ll6t. rr Q It N , On March Ist, The Room occupied by the late John M Harper, Importer of Watches and Watch Materials, No. 308 Chestnut Street (2d Story) Apply to CAS ROAV, THIBELULT &CO f e2.f.tt rp MESS MACKEREL. TBS BEST QUALITY 0 Large and Fat Mess Mackerel, IN SMALL KITTS. ALSO. YARMOUTH BLOATERS. SIMON COLTON & CLARKE' , W. corner Broad and Walnat Sts. ,ofmw SPRING. 1869. LEEDOM & SHAW, 910 ARCH STREET.. We are Low receiving a very large at )ck of new goods for SPRING SALES, Embraelng all the now styles of OA/METING% PL 0011 OIL CL THI4 MAT PINGI3, &C. mhs 8m no) FINE INDIA CHINA Cope and lancers, Plater, Vases, Fancy Bones, Cuipederea, &c., ac,, MALIINE BIIIGMKITII4. PORT OF PHILADEMPRIA—Kurou 22 TO RENT. GitOtU EBIE3, CARPETS:IIGS, dce. Now Opening, A LARGE INVOICE CF WO BE CLOSED 0111 AT ONCE, VERY CHEAP. TYNDALE & MITCHELL 707 CHESTNUT ST./CEET: athl6 m w Suwp EV. DB. TYNG4 GB EAT STORY, We . exTrotioli ;for the New York Ledger). entitled THE .13PENCERS1 A STORY OF HOME INPLIIIINCE. NOW READY IN TILE NEW YORK LLDGEB FOR SALE EN ERYWHERE AP we have already announced, this boaraltufstory has been written expressly for the Ledger• Dr. TING has Ong occur fed a leading pokition among the distingulehed divines of our country; and has been particularly noted for his sympathy with whatever Is noblest and best. Ho as always been the champion of the poor and the suffer ng. His voice and him pen have ever been wielded in behalf of the right; And in this story ho gives full play and scope to his genius and his sympathies. No one can rend hie recital of de sufferings and affliction' of the SPE:NOV:118 without profit, nor without Ware. A gentle man said to us, after reading the first Installment, "Bow °oohing I How beautiful! The circulation of snob • story among the masses must do good." It Is really a great work; and not only moves tho reader's heart, but it also purifies and elevates bis feelings, and excites In Min a desire to profit by the Inetruetion which Ls so charm illgtv blended with the intereeting narrative "Sometimes fair Truth in fiction we disguise. Sometimes present her naked to men's eyes." THE BEST INDIAN STORY WE EVER READ THE BEST INDIAN STORY WE EVER READ THE BEST INDIAN STORY WE EVER READ. THE BEtil INDIAN STORY WE EVER READ. ÜBE BEST INDIAN STORY WE EYETt READ TIIE BEST INDIAN STORY WE EVER READ n this week's NEW YQRK LEDGER (now ready at tLe EICWE depots) we commence an extraordinary nar rative of Real Life and Adventure In the West. entitled RED KNIFE RED KNIFE; RED KNIFE LED KNIFE RED KNIFE: RED KNIFE KIT CARSON'S LAST TRAIL ! KIT ( Altscws LAsr TRAIL KIT CARBON'S LAST TRAIL ! BIT CARSOI '3 LAST TRAIL! ELT CABSOLOB LAST TRAIL I Kir (JARSOL 'B L &HT TR&U,! LEON LE \Mit.. t UTII , ¢ Or 'SUB WAGON 7 RAIN," "TUE W !TOD YINDBEL.. "T 11H %VAT; X WOLF." rro., gTo. KIT CensoN. the celebrattd guide, trapper and Indian fighter. is, of Come, a prominent c harnct:r in Ude work IL to, In fact, are :ord of Err Com ON's hut days. It was n June, 1167,111 , t Kit went upon t Je "hot trill)." li oti been to O Wood, and was on his et ay 6 nue to Colr rAdo, • hen he be . • . ; . • ; .0 • r path its Nebraska. For his cc nd•hct on thin necatioa. for biefigbte, exo:olts aid adventures—in ator, for a rf ploto aeon lit or Kit (trion, Re he wite -see the eto-y o RED 'MIFF." in TIIE NEW YORK LEDGER IHE NEW YORg LEDOEFL THE NEW YORK LEDGER. 71IE NEW YORK LEDGER. THE NEW YJRK THE. NEW YORK LED .EE. We take ;Leasure in informing o r readers that Mr Li:wte. the author of this and of many oth 3T Polies, Is engaged to write continuously and exclusively for the Ledger• "Rao lirrtra," the story hexer; ith commenced, h 3 the very first of his stories with which Kr. Lswiti him self is entirely eatiefled—the very first he which ho haa I ; II •; ad CeDi COB •dO h•• f j g; tog the materials for this story, Mr. Lewitt. accompanied by Mrs. LIWILS, has traveled Over the great plains. is va- rious directions, from the Mistouri River to the Rocky Mountain, and from Dakotan to Texas. The proaon record of KIT CMIHON'S lad days Li given from the writer's own knowledge of that celebrated guide and 'loam fighter, which he personally obtained in his travels throe gh tho W oat IN PRESS. Claxton, itemsen & ILffelfinger Have in Press and c , ill sho•tly publish REMARKABLE FACTS Illustrative end Confirmatory of Different Portions of Poly Beripture. Br the Bee. J. Leifchild. D. D. With a Preface by hie Bon. One Vol. Ilimo. IL BOIDIEBIB A BH°l7 of it Wilful Life. One Vol. 16mo. HORSE AN D MAN A Treatiee on Riding and Handling the Horse. By 0. 8 Hard' Phillince. One VoL 16mo. muZgii THE BEST HORSE BOOK. THE HORSE In the Stable and the Field—His Man agement In Health and Disease. BY STONEHENGE, MoCLURE AND HARVEY. With over Eighty Engravings from Life, and a full ac count the Trotting publish e d vol. crown avo. Retail price, it fa This day PORTER Zit COATES, MARBLE BULLDING, No. 822 C BLEST N UT '8 rRE E.T. All Books Retailed at Wholesale Prices. mh2o !TU. BEWIN6I ItLAOHINEI9. Saddlers, urnoseonaltets, Itinnufac ravers oil Clothing, Boots, Shoes.&o. t. Will find it to their interest to use our UNRIVALLED MACHINE TWIST and tho "Milford Linen Thread." liannfactured expressly tor up from the beat material and warranted a dtperior article. nig BINGEKIIRNIUFACrunom confirm Manuiacturere and Pr oprie HlNE tors of tho BINDER SEWING MAC, No. 11013 CillhElrh r Street. m3,2lyrp WN. U COOrEE, Agent. 80/LIMING, A LARGE. PLEneiANT TIIIIID-STORY ROOM ..Lt.' with lookout on Locust tarok, for rant, with board at 228 South Broad sti cot nth23.6t• 11111)1iNG 8011001. 2.b1.114:NE LE KIEFFER'S RIDING SCHOOL, , Dugan areet. below Spruce, between Fifteenth and sixteenth streets, will bo, reopened onhlm day. September 9180868. mhslo4m•rpt ~,. Y ....2,....,18.61),... ::-:'&':....',.':.'p,. : .9 . ':,,' : i'5' MOVRNJNQ: . D.ErARTMENT.. Includes every, variety of Textures for persons wearing Black, from the deepest tuournl4 to Black Goods used for Walklug Dresses. • BLACK GRENADINE BAREGES, aH widths. BLACK CAMEL'S HAIR do. do. BLACK HERNANI---- BLACK TAMISE. BLACK BATTISTE LAINE. BLACK MOHAIR TAMISE, a now °Mole, BLACK RAZ DE ST. CYR, And a variety of other articles suitable for the present season. All them goods have been selected with the greqtest care from the most celebrated and reliable maktrs, and we have marked them at the LOWEST REMUNERATIVE PRICES. Nos. 1412 and 1414 CHESTNUT street, DRESS GOODS. THE LARGEST IMPORTATION ALL THE NOVELTIF.S FOR THE SEASON. The Finest Textures produced by the best Looms in Europe, down to Goods for the Populai► Trade, POPULAR PIRICES . HOMER, COLLADAY' & CO., CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE BROAD. GRAND DISPLAY OF STRIPE. PLAIN ANO MIXED POPLINS FOB SPRING SUITS, At A. & J. B. BARTHOLOMEW'S One-Price Dry Goods and Notion House, No: 23 North Eighth Street. Stripe Popitna. 31 cents. Maid Muslin. Stripe Poplins, 26 cents. Cant'srics and .) cermet& r • Stripe Poplins, 88 cents, lioatery. Linen liekla :stripe. Poplins, {Scents. Towels, Napkins, Gloves. 7 Stripe Poplin.. 66 cents. .lourin's beet h l i Uio‘ es—new ehtdee.St la, Satin Stripe Poplins. $1 00: Obestnutatreet price, 51 J. Joseph " SI 2), One case Strip e and tittiped Piques (now styles.) One ease Corded and Figured Piques. One case White Figured Piques, 66, 81. 8734. Cu 60 to 96 cts. mhlB a m w tire; WINAPI VIAL. UNION PACIFIC R. R. FIRST MORTGAGE 30-YEAR SIX PER GENT, 013 Co 1_4130 13 C 1 NID S , For Salo at Par and Accrued Interest, I\ \ A , , J I &II to a Dealers in Government Beourities, Gold, Bzo., NO. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET. mhlB tmh9l 04 s /500,000 SEVEN PER GENT. GOLD BONDS, Thirty Years to Run, 1138IIED DT The Lake Superior and Mississippi River Railroad Company. They area /Int !Mortgage Oinking Fund Bond Free of United &atm Tax. 13X017IIED Wir oNi NOON BIN none AND THIRTY-TWO TIMM ACAS OF CIIOIOB And by the Railroad. its Rolling Stock and the Fran• chimes of the Company. A Double Security and First Close investment ID every respect. yielding in Currency nearly Ten PEir Cent. Per Annum. PRESENT PRICE. NINETY•FIVE AND INTEREST. Gold, Government Bonds and other Stocks readied in payment at their highest market price. Pamphlets and fell Information given on application to JAY cpcyEE & co., No. 114 South Third Street. E. W.-CLARK 84 No. 35 South' Third Street, Focal Agents of the Lake Superior and Mises* , itiver Railroad Company. mialo 60trp• ABOVE BROAD. We now offer We have ever made, and embracing AND AT SEVEN PER CENT, GOLD BONDS Tii e Lake Superior and Mississippi 11 ivr r Railroad Company AI 95 Per Cent. end Awned Interest. Will take In Exchange any !Market. able Securities at naritet Prices, There Bonds are a FIRST-CLASS Investment, being FREE from United Statts taxes, and a FIRSY MORT. GAGE on the mad, and the Immensely valuable tan& (1.64'..etu acme) belonging to the Company. All h. formation given at the office of Peelers in all kinds of Harketable gentrifies, GA b., No. 20 SOUTH THIRD WREST. JONES' 40 NU-Erni co CLOTHING. HOUSE, 604_ MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA , : Cloth in Class Ready-Made Clothin , nal able for all Seasons, constantl on hand. Also, a Hands ' Line of Piece Goode for Custom Work. . GEO. W. NIEHANN. FA M E FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS. A largo Banortrnont of Coin and 18 karat alwalre on hand. LEWIS LADOMUS & CO,, lon e 802 CHESTNUT STREET. , fe9 rptfl 1' INANCIAL, WE OFFER THE $4 500,000 Thirty years to run. ISSU F.D BY 0. T. YERKEB, Jr,, & 00 PIIILADELPIIIA. tr bt2 OM ~bo'll'ffiYra~w. ktemoval. Has Removed to New Office. NO. 809 CHESTNUT 'STREETi. w. BLATICIEIMELD, Secretary. mbla 12trps mh2-0
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