CITY . ••0151•?!Idg r .r ~ .s,
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-- • ,"..,1,106 ., NAui>at,4 16 I.4llloWV*ol•l.``' '..',
sieona pses Proteedijors• ' ' '''
..- j i , it.'lltelsatiOntil .• Labor Union -of' , ;the Unit. s 1
r • , Btwits Wu:vim:tided this- morning atilhe ar
4.poilitm hour at the Aksemblv Building, Presi
,:•••"dentC. IL Lucker in the-chair. ',- , - • ,
The-Secretary announced the different Corn
'' • mittees, as far they had been efiected: " •
, •,:= Committee on •Contiotenee.-H. H. DaYt of
New •,, York; ; Charles 3 a,
leLean, •of 3fass
,ehnsetts; ' "Mr. Cbggiwell, Of Illinois, G. H.
41"Etwell,'• of Connecticut; Mr. Stairwalt, of
Virgitlia; Mr. hlarks, of New, Jersey; 31r.
.31elklation' of i lffaryland • Mr. Reed, of Penn
' e,,_eiyania; Uri' Cairs, of Washington ; Mr.
••tz",3loffitt, of Tennes-see; Mr. Woods; of 31issis
- --- sippi; 31r, Walker, of' Alabama; 31r. John
son. of Georgia; Mr. Keen, , of lowa ; Mr.
• , Wolf of Wisconsin : Mr. Field, of,Michigan ;
- Mr. Dally,-of Ohio ; Mr. Cameron, of Kansm ;
'OA Mr. Puett, ofliidiana; 31r. AlcGtiiun, of Ms- ,
oun
• .t: t „ Committee on President's Address.--A. W.
Phelps,: of Connecticut; Mr. McLean, of
hlr
'Obl
o
Daily
s West, of: Mms-
s.4Ssachusett ; Mr., fo ; .
. •
44k3fissis.sippi , Mr. Shadier, of New York.
~ Committee an Platform -)1r. Cameron, of Il
ip
linois: Mr. Walker, of ,Alabama; Mr, • Mc
.".Grunn, of Missouri,.)‘.lr. - Clayis, of Washing
.
ton; Mr. Sylvia, of. Penns y' Ivauia; 'Mr. Trevel
% 'lick, of Michigan; Mr. Cummings, of Mm-
' • sachussetts; :Mr. `Dewt•y, "
of New York; Mr.
Puett - ,- of Indiaira;' Mr. Cameron, of Kansas,
e •
. _ alr. , "West;• of,Missis.sippi; Mr. Stockton, of
, - -131arlani - ldr -- rarnerr - el - l'entiessee; --311. _ !
• , Y .'4Sharp, of 'New Jersey; Mr. Stairwalt, of "%lir
'''. fig% '•Mr- C- 'l3: Johnson; or Georgia; Mr.
:- Ceen; of loWa; Mr. De Wolf, of 'Wisconsin;
1 ' 131r."-Daily, of Ohio; Mr. A:N. Pnelps, of.Con
neeticut: •; ' , , , , ,
' Committee on Organization and Constitution
-1:IL:G. Walls, of Pennsylvania; 31r. 31cLaugli- •
lint, of lassachusetts, • air. Ki lin, of New 1
1 York, lslr. Tres - 01116k. of 3lichigan; 31r. Clark,
of Illinois; Mr. Moffett, Of, Tennessee; Isaac
'Myers, of Maryland ; Gr. , IL Jones, ,of New .
-c• • jersey; Martba,M. Wallbritige, of 31asstmlid
' '•,' The:following report' Was then? presented;
- •
read aaid•referred to the Committee on. Labor:
, . -.•••• To , THE . NATIONAL LABOR, UNION.—The
*' -Committt;e, pn;the Eight Hour Law respect
'
fully reports that the law of Congress, making
.•bight hours h dajes work for, all , einpleyes ,of
'the Go:vernment, has after encountering touch
opposition gone into'practical;'-effect under
fliroelamation of 'the President of the United
States. This result would have been irelticed
oiAy by extraordinary obstructions, interposed
:by subordivates whose duty it was to carry
•tmt the, will , of Congress in its enactment. • •
• Their opposition,howerer, viii encouraged
:by two Attorneys _General, and ' was only
~ •
overcome by, prerogatives usually interposed
• ,•-• .when insurrection defies civil power or when
.
• sup'reme laws' are to be
,enforced. We can
therefore judge by the force necessary to over
- ,'.',' come it. ilVe, congratulateworkingmen, on
' :,their success by, this measure of right,' and aik
vik ` 1 .., t, them to 'be encouraged to 'press for further
';.-,•,•-aameliorations. They must not suppose oppo
,• ..," sition yetoyercome; that.law is revocable; and
''%' ~ , ,'..,:,enmit). • • will,?attack it in many ways. •.enes
, %! ,, ,•;i"l'k'4""' , ' must be united add alert for all resorts. •
~ ,•;•,••1•- • - ; Even now, in at least one Navy Yard, by
;7/ -:'0, bell-ring or> roll-call, eight 'and a shift maten
•,`.:: attendance of workmen is exacted, to *make
ho account ofthe, time extracted in traveling
i f tq and fro •'
In connection with this subjeCtrattention is
called td the: fact that its, eight-hour law took
..- _
effect from and after its passage, and its ad
-riinteg,es ?attached at • once; yet its distmrsi ler
• ~7,' officers of the government Withheld from the
t - workinen , twenty per bent of their yak, and
• the President expressly prohibited those ofii
•-; 4, • cers from making good this deficiency: • -••",
; • • This body. should- memerialize its Congress
-
r -*. 'of the United• States . ,to 'make , provision for
,•••,.. 'their claims, andiibt compel the claimants: to
._,• • await the slow,and expensive process of pre-
P: 7, ' =Smiting, their rightS before the Department. j
`"-..
o , ' el - 'Aespectfullv submitted,•„;
l',- ~• - - - .11- 'IV (.IA - }"is, for Cornmitte,e.
' l ' ' .f.. Moses N. Wield, of ltichigari,offered the fol.
~ ' lowing resolutirmitmliieli Were refa•red to the
' Committee on' Platform: • .:. ',' , •", ~- „; •.• ,
• "0 , Revh.ed That the• , •nationalsr, melley ItifOrVii
. :as wte,nbeek•ciirreney, is popular and satistac
• ~ ..torVlo the working millions of the- country,
4 ',ana experience has • fully - =demonstrated that
• - #1,,,.. the national credit is.the be-stbasis tar a grand
t5,,,-;-4ind-relitible:eireulatinimedidirt.': • ' ` •
,P Resolved ; That the reduction of thil —
iiiterek
en the public debt 18 a ones ion ot ingent ne
•trw• : cessity and. the" only" available and . punctual
~,,,fix - plan to, accomplish that end is to hi:ileum' in
' the issue of ITnited , Statm 'notes called green
backs, to paythe "lrive-Tiventy" botuls,• anti
all other obligations of the Government, that
-by the strict letter of the laW can now be paid
:in lawful money. ' • .' ' •
~- Resolved, That Congress should prtiyitic -for
• the funding of that portion of the national
• debt not required - for a a:ref - tinting medium - by
, the issue of long bonds; bearing interest not
exceeding "3.65, and" thatlhe 17. S.'eurrency
notes, at the option oftlie holder, should be
oonvertible or re-convertible to such bowls at
- • par:, , ": ' • ••-• 11 ~' ~,, :•• t• ..,. ,• , ,:,. ,",- • - ''
Mr. Field also qffeied the following
;Whereas, The price of American labor is
. .
- - - --abovel-the_wages_ paid_ _tor _ labor _in. other
countries; and whereas, the products of the
• ,clibalietlabdr - of - Toreign t,ountries-wlien--im
•ported into the , Milted States compete with
'the prefictions of Amerfeatilabbrin our
markets; to theirianifest injury-of our work.
in . grnen itherebydeereasing enterpri.se, intlns
trial independence "and di'Versity„of ."employ
ments, andtending to degradeour labor and
force down the wages of American working
- *en ;to the level of the ill pied millions 'of E
itApo,n
pel;therefore be it • ,
'it, 2''':,ReSOlVett) That we demand 'slich adjustment
*of the duties on all commodities produced by
• ; the labor of foreign countries as will
-"arlbquately-protect-American -labor and'r
_ ~ . Straill the ,exuessive importation of commod
ties from abroad - while we -have tin., raw ma
terial," the skill and the ability to protinue it i.
."13iir own country: - • •
i t , Referred, to , COniniittee on Reform.
N,,' Join' M. Bossong, of New York, ofibred the
Nat following resolution :; ', ,
.4 . Resolved, That a tax of ten cents be levied
5"It„, -upon eaeh-workinginan, represented. 'in the
. '''"'" • National Labor''Union, five cents of whichis
to be appropriated te the • erection of h suitable!
, monument to the memory of William H.
Sylvia, and the remaining 'five cents tbr the:
;support and education of the :wife and children ,
4 of our deceased President. ,Reforied.
Mr. Walls, of Philadelphia, offered the
following.
• - Resolved, That the action of this Convention'
yesterday in refuting to admit Miss Susan B.
Anthony was notbased upon grounds personal
•,„ to'hersOlf, but simply because the oreaniza,
tion she claims -to represent is not a tiona '
*lc
Working Women'a ,Aissoolation.
There was considerable debate upon this rer 2
- solution, after which the President declare 3
that Miss Anthony wits entitled to the floor,
as she was a delegate to the Convention last'.
year.
•• Miss Anthony then took the stand, and at
' considerable length defended the attacks made
_,against her, by several of the delegates.
~., • Tile ConYention then adjourned until two
..* 4 ; o'clock - Pr - 31. •
, .
MUSIC AT FAmtmoin2T.—The following pro
gramme will be, performed by Dr. Cnnmng
4on's orehestrayat Fairmount,M-morrow_after
noon.
I:,Gratid March;-: - -
'Selection, Don Juan.
3. Grand Waltz.
4. Selection, .Graud,Ducliess..
Tiphas Polka.
6. Homeward March, by G. Blessner.
INTERMISSION.
7. Overture, Shade
8. Selection, German Songs
it' Serenade, Don Pasquale
10.-Gallou, Colurulinus.
31. Selection, Barbe Blene:
12. Golden Robin Polka.
•
• I.lol4tEe.TlOli.---The Inquirer 14-,ives au account
Di a': Mug Scene on a Steamboat," this
~zefOrtditg, in winch the details of a lire on. the
j,;o4v t oll4..Lake are given. We are rqueitted
to onythat Ottrneighher has been misintortned
on :ithe.subject; fio' Imving taken place ou
that ilt4itriet. - A momentary escape of steam
frOna.the , engine, resulting from the sticking of
little excitement, Avhich-was
alla} elt as ,soon fiS the innocent cause became
known,
THE NEWYPsx}4:kriP..4ctlog,C4.l43.—Of the
Nl t rtr i ps, excursions ltiveri during the,peaStoill
those Not • -• - iork,Raysfughtlo thp
matt popular, ithvoirmeh can a cgtnp
for such a e -small •ontlaY Of4dafthli;,,ViieOetsend. -
excursion;of BecleePhiladelptda:SanitNcpA
.;
j . , ` • Was t t' l ve l .Y
i. 6 t 11 044"1i - lid : t h q 13401004,0 f. the
ban have every, reason Congratulate them
selveq upon, the ..pleastrre'atfOrded thetexeur-
Monists, lig well as' nponthe peettnittryxesulti
of the affair. .• ' The. excursionists ,numbered
about 000 perSons.'and includedmanY 'entire
families. , They. left: Walnut Street 'wharf ht
7.W A. , M.; and at • .Camden .took the
cars of the Camden" and_Amboy-Railroad:
Mr. J. W. crore,`the energetic • ticket agent
of the' Company., was present and superb).-
tended:the leading" of the train.; ; Ample ac
eornModatiOns were afforded to everybOdY,
The weather .was very :pleasant, and the
journey to Amboy was. free from dust and
quite agreeable. At _South Amboy the excur.
stoni'sts were transferredto the large and corn- j
modious steamer William . Cook, under the
charge of Capt. C. W. H.ornblower, genial,
good-natured, gentleman, who seems to, take ,
pride in looking after the comfort of his pas-
sengerS and furnishing all- desirable. infortna-
tion.' The . steamer,proceeded up New- York
bay,; giving the o party a fine 'view of the anew
quarantine 'hospital, -•the noted Tort Lafay
ette,,the massive. Fort, Tompkins, in course of
erection on Staten Island, and Governor's
Island and the fortifications thereon. The m tad
tor Dictater;Was lYing off Governor's Island,
and • the Jack Tars • cheered the boat quite
h sly. as she passed. . The boat continued up
the laudlion , as• far as the famous Palisades.
--thereb*giving-a splendid_viewof thebusiness
portion of New:York City. The magnificent
scenery in New York Bay, around ,Staten Is
'outland on both - Sides of the Hudson, cannot
be•'Well pietuted in a 'newspaper article, .but
must be seen to be ,duly , appreciated. ' These
excursions,, therefore, offer an opportunity
tot'often afforded. .An excellent dinner was
provided.' on the , boat at,' a very , moderate
charge. The' excursionists reached this city
On their return, jabont 0 o'clock hist I. evening.
Beck's band will give a third excursion. on
Tuesda next:
' Thethird exclusion tinder the auspices of the
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company, will
he given on Thursday next, and will be accom..
Panted by the Liberty Cornet. Rand; ; Prof. B.
ic. McClurg, leader. The tickets are going
off rapidly, and as the number is limited in.
'aCcorditnee With the capacity of the boat, early
lication should be made. _ * '
. .
HOW TIME POLIC.Er•ATTEND TO BOSlNtas.z
Policemen James IllcLaughlin,..lllichaelDris
coll,,,Alonroe''BOWnei'John Finlek arid Isra.ll
'Blessing: tbe-=Eigliteenth Dim:it - riot, have
been tried by tha.Police Court .for sleeping
while on duty:
Lieutenant DeHaven testifiedOn or about
. August I left my house at I 0 o'clock I'. 314
I took Officer' Peterman,,and when Inrrived
at Coopersville I, asked a Watchman when he
had seen my officers; ho said about a half hour
Ago', and that' they had gone down , Second
street; this ' was about.'l2 o'clock; we stood
around there about .twenty minutes,,talking,
when Officer McLaughlin• came from the
watch box,.'which was about twenty feet from
where we had been standing; he -gaVe an ex
cuse for being there, but if his story had been
true he could have heard us talking and
asking for him; I then crossed over
'arid found - Policeman Driscoll lying
on .his stomach on a cellar door of • a
tavern fast asleep; I then walked down to
I I Second street and the - Readin_g Railroad; I
,;saw the watchman and asked him when he
' had seen an officer;he said, ''none all'ffight,
except Coopersville;" I then went , to .Cum
berland street, ,west ofSorrel, and found three
men whom I thought were bummersl went
lip to %them and examining them I found
'that, they were officers and that they were
asleep; the officers were ,Bowne Finley and
Blessing; Finley, was oft' his 'beat; Officer
13owne said that he hadjust been iying down 10
rninutes; 1 was standing near where they were
lying, and talked to Officer Peterman about
Ave minutes, before I , awoke' them; if 3 they
had been'awake the officers would cerhunly
have seen' us or-heard us talking, as _we were
talking very, loud; this was about two o'clock
The officers maned were found guilty, rand
were sentenced to be dismissed. The sentence
hnS•been ...approved by the Mayor.
_ . _
Ronnitny REcbv.eny OP' STOLEN Pito
rmery.7—This morning,about three o'clock,the
Clothing store*of M. Rosenberger, No. 239
Mgt - G iu tniu • entered
.through
transom-window of the back. door. Clothing
valued at - -$4OO and Sl.B in eash . .were stolen. •
Subsequently some of the Tenth District;
Policemen observed two men' carrying 'brin-;
cues along Canal *street, beloiv New.3larket,
and gave chase, . but the suspected 'fellows
succeeded in escaping. They threw a *bundle
into a bmilier ! yard and it fell inte the - posses.;
'sion of the police. 'The bundle _was ;Sound
contain nine pairs 'of pa dl nts , and four coati,
'which had-been_mtolen_froni_...Mr:_.,Res.enber._:
ger's store, , and a suit of old clothing. • '
• ,
A THIEVING Rita-RicitEtt.-,A rag-picker,
with a push cart; stopped at the house. of ,John
11 - Incock7 .at HestonvAllel yesterday afternoon.'
He entered, and finding.no person, Ithin; re-.
moved the nozzle from the hydrant,-cut oft' a ;
large, piece of lead pipe in the bath.room, and
--I,Vas-abent-ito coninutotheidepredations, when,
the servant girl entered. She gave•the
- and'tll - 6 - fitg-tnekor - •raff." -- .11 - e --- vvas -- chasect• - •hy
Mr. - Hancock and a policeman, but was not,
captured. lie left behind - his cart, whic - h7con- -
--tamcd'a-lot-of-copper-and.-brassi-and-the , lead
"which had'been :taken from XL Hancock's
bathroom. - •
:Monll . AnitEsTs.—Three more boys have
been arrested on the charge of 'having been
concerned in, the larceny of spools - of silks
from Horstmann's factory, at Fifth and Cherry
streets. They were committed by Alderman
Toland. - ' •
LADOE, ALL SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES • AND,
BitMi.k.Ns:—T. L.' Ashliridge & C 0.,.
tioneers, Will. sell to-morrow morning, at one,
o'clock, - at their,store; Mil 1 Marketstreet, by
catalogue , about O packages , of Boots, Shoes
and Brogans of city and Eastern manufacture,
to which the attention of city and country
dealers iS.called. Open early in the morning
for, examination with catalogues. •
WE SPElli from experiewe when wee say
that the Ocean House is the best kept Hotel at
Cape May;
CITY NOTICES.
BET:I4EI7's FLOItIMEL is really a wqmierfu
,erfumo.--Hartfonl aturiint.
NO'FAMILY HOUSEHOLD•;A complete without
a Moil e Vasil° . 4931 Chestnut street.
StrItGICAL .12.18T1itildEZTwa and druggists' sun
' SNOWDEN & BROTHER,
2$ South Sighth street.
OUR uusTarizEris AND TRI4 PUBLIC.'
CITARLES BTORP.A . , I '
3IERCRANT TAILOR AND ULOTIIIER, - ' -
"No. 824 CIIEsTNUT STEET• •
respectfully w
drae your attention to .thl t icriotice, that
U assortment of Vine Clothing noW , being made for hie
Yell business will be full and "
UNSIMPASsED IN STYLE, QUALITY,
AND PRICE.
A very. greet reduction from former prices wsf be
—made—otml-mrfeet - entieraorion=rmartitareetl - to - all
.The-beet cutters only_employed, and ._P.llotomer - work
Made in style and lit unequaled by any establishment
.in the State.
Tout PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
GET orrr. of those Pocket Panantaa, sold at
Oakforde', under the Continental.
DiIEISBE3' SUNDOWNEI, at Oakfordß'
SINGER'S SEWING 731 ACHINGS
on onsiout pomade terms, by
• O. F. DAVIS,
810 Chestnut etre°
JUDICAOUS MOTanns and nurses we tor
children ,a mare and nicaeant medicine in Bower's Infant
Cordial.
LADIES' SVXDOW,NB, at OakfOrds'
A PECK OF COCKROACHES
Cain be killed by a single flask of Lyon's Insect 'Powder .
Nothlng else kills insects. This its their noturtil enemy.
Bete that you get the genuine. It has E. Lynn s signature
on the package. All others are frauds.
• Repot, 21 Park' Row,
.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND tiATAREIL
J. Isaacs, DI. D., Professor of the Eye and Ear, treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with the
utmost success. Testimonials from the most reliable
sources in the city can be seen at his office, No. 805 Arch
street.' - The medical faculty are invited to *accompany
their 'patients, as he Moine secrets in his.practice. Arti
ficial eyes inserted. No charge made for exarabiatiou.
7 7 1 . t0 z 7,7 7 7. • 7. 7 "
Tilb*C'6ll,lrtaffill, rtiblictj!itAatnaki, Bola
itte tra
bailesktuM, the 90,iitIvental0Fe
itrsl44iVOJefit raliffllta ttaVolitlg•
6111 ?
treateirilYiff 4A:401(1801 r ifo;y4o4Miestnn.!: Woo .
:IGIATFMETOITSi,4 XO 015 1 71S - ,ND
XI Privy; VOL - titres.. bbles-roettOsrith kV
ciscpsh& Otttiltailterket strev4 .. , r,081,s th-Ott
/* , 04ADFVfltiNITATI O1( 0
'F`rueas.B6o. Now 14&130b? & 00.
istL26t ' ' • two, (Ittlatti4 street.
INVITATIozi4
:_gramed is the newest enti beet baarkner. LOUIS
irt I,lt4ttioner mad 'Angr&VOrt. Chestnut
IMAITALE •
ITEGETt-r-Wrl,Lc‘ox:—Atsii.. ,kohnitt eturch,Somer...
N. 'J., on the 16th; lust ,;hY.tho:.,ltt 4 .Rot „ W. 11.
Oileuhelmor, Bishop, of Now Jeree_v Rev.
John Itowland, Doctor A. Heger. t. S. Army; and.(larn
lino , Willeox,D,D.,&ughtue of. N'.4.4.,Jonuitigs,of
it
delphtn
- .
. -
„ .
FORD On the 17th fufant:daugh-'
ter of H. C. uud Emilie G. Ford, aged 2 months:.
Interment at Laurel 'Hill, Thursdayinorning, et it
• SOIIIVELET.--Orrthe Schire
ley, in t he 75th year of her age: relict of George Schive
leYciintlilanghter of-the
' , The relatives and friends are invited, to attend her fu,
' nerd], on Thursday,l9th lust., at 3 , o'clock P. M., from
the residence of her son, GeorgeS, Reidy*, 1327 Thom.-
son street. Interment at Laurel Hilla , , ,
_
STARK —At Burlington., New: JorseY. Augustl 16th,
Gertrude Fisher, daughter of Wm.t:J:andlilary,lt. Starr,
aged nine mouths.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the fur
mend at St. Mary's Cllurbh; Burlington, on Wednesday,
WALGYEIGH..—Ore 'Monday,- the liftli.lnitant, at St.
,Luke's. Rectory. Germantown, - Albra i -eon of the Rev.
Albin and Melly Bawl° Watileigh,'aged 10 months.
Service'nt the-church, on the afternoon ofWednesdo *"y.
the 18thinst7int half-past-I lye
WORK .—On Augustlah, of cholera tnfarittim, Elisa
beth, youngest daughter, of George p. and Henrietta L.
• -
She relatives and friends are Invited to: attend the-fu
neral, from the residence of D., spear,: 411 Queen
street on Wednesday afternoon, 18th inst, at 1 o'clock,*
• • -; r e r 1..
t
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'x)0111LE OH AI
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DAON. , bIOII.A.IR,-
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•:. ,0. • CLOCi. BRA/S.F izE &.?I,AtIDJUAIL,
• OF,DENEMSTYL S „ ,.
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COVE.
7:
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• •17 -
Ea "' 0 *
FINEST. READY :MADE
Is' kept full and complete All through the
• seasroni.
• ••• Gentlemen erin at ' all times oefionson
able attire in urge variety,
111 . 011 R ' - I • •
CUSTOM D E PA R TMENT. • ••
We will make a full snit fratromeamtrement in
- . 1 •
,O.
TEN HOURS, ,
•
The Chestnut St. Clothing ,E§tablishmen
10111 L wAN*I4AIf , ,ER,,
818 and 820 Chestnut Street. .
•
BOSE.'.IIILL CEMETERY
A new and beautiful CEMETERY , has been recently
located on LANCASTER 'Avenue, a short.distance from
Overbrook Station, on the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road, Just beyond the city line and near the boundary of
the now City Park. The Hestonville Passenger Rail
-road, it is expected, will shortly be extended and pass in
front of this Cemetery. • These grounds,',in natural and
-created , embellishmentsi-aratmuale& - by , few _and cur-:
passed by no Cemetery in the country.' The projectore.
are now selling a limited number of Lots The by 12 feet
at e2O per lot, - payable in installments:, price will
shortly be doubled. Portions of the ground can now be
allotted to Societies on favorable terms' Parties desiring
to 'purchase are invited to visit these grounds without
delay, and 3 udgo for themselves of the advantages Offered.
For further information, apply at the Office of the Presi
dent, , - • • A.M. HOPKINS, .
• 818 WALNUT Street,
Or of the Secretary, - ONO. CHANDLER PAUL,
1723 North TENTH Street.
BOARD OF MANAGERS:
A. M. Hopkins, , , Geo.,Cbandler Pau!,
Jacob Gakeler, -- Goo. W.Buckmah,
Saml..l.entice, .
jell Bmr
07OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
17-111 DELINQUENT 'MILITIA TAX..
• . . ',PHILADELPHIA Augustl4;
Thelindersigned•respectfully informs the citizens .Of
the City and County of rhiladelphia that he is now pre-
Tared to -receive the above tux at-his ottice,X, W.-cornar
Sevanth, and .Arch streets, - second story - . Office—hours
frmu 9 ti 11.3. - • , 'L. HARWO OD, Tn.,.
Cott I r
STATE-' , EIGHTS __FOE_ SALE
U•rD , State rights of ti valuable invention just Patentee'
rind designed for_tha_sliclug, _cutting and chipping ol
dried beef, cabbage, &c., are hereby offered for sale - , 7- It-,
Is an article of-gr eat_value . to proprietors of_hotels and ;
restaurants, end it should be introduced Into every_fars , '
ily. State rights for sale. Model- can be seen at the:
telegraph office, Cooper's Point N:
ray29.tf§ • MUNDY & HOEEMAN.
lob ' 1109 GIRARD STREET. 3109;
•
TURKISH, RUSSIAN, AND PERFUMED BA.THS:
Departments, for Ladies
Baths open from ¢ A. Di: to 9 P.M.
L:0• •B. FRANK PALMER, LL.'D., BUR
.2' geon Artist, has just been commissioned by'the-
Burgeon-General to supply the Palmer Arm and Meer ,
mutilated Officers of the U. S. Army and Navy. - The,
Governmental offices are to be located in Philadelphia,
Now York and Boston, and - are all conducted by .Dr.'
PALMER. , • my2l7Btr, §
.REGULAR DEM.OOBATIC'
11 0 1' N OMINEE.
• -
FOR LEGISLATURE,
.:._ SECOND DISTRICT, ri t 4'
`WILLIAM C. GILLINGHAM. jy3 t aP. ;
fr_.". HOWARD .HOSPITAL, NOS. 1518
11 7. and 1520 Lombard atreet,Dispeneary Department.;
—Medical treatment and medicine furniebed gratuitously:
o the eon
EDUCATION.
H .. N.., LAVUDERBACIVS . :',!
OLAAIOAD;'-.BOIENTiFIO AND . ODiSIBIEROIit
• !.", ACADEMY,
FOR BOYS AND :SWUNG MEN
' •
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS
Entrancti'loB South TENTH Street. . •
fe School presentethe following advantagai': ,
rnely ventilated clatis•rooms, with ceilings , thiftyleet,
in height, giving each pupil m *
ore than double nab'
breathing space. ' • ;
Wide, nuissive stnirways, rendering aecideritS
senibling and dismissing almost impossible,
A corps of teacherkevery ono of whom has, luid'years;
of experience in the art of imparting knowledgelMut
making tit ndy.interesting,and consequently,
.A mode, of teaching and discipline calculated to'ntake
Uelteol attractive ' instead of burdensome to' thbOu P l l - 1,
an indispensablereaulsite for complete success:
Applications received at the Academy from 1.9 m;
to 5 I`.. D1 . ..011,11y, on and after A UGUBT 23,
Catalegues, confaiiiiinTfull particulate aiaFt e names
of -many of our. leading citizens. yationa of theltnititu
thin, may be obtained tit Idr. W. F. Warburton's,-430
Chestnut street, or by addressing the Principahne above.
11. Y. LAUDERBAOIi,
_ J.,aterrlncipal of the NorthwostPpldicHr,arnmarSeheoli
THE., ILDGEHiLL SCI-100L
VIII begin Its next 80991011 in the Now Academy ButIOW/
At Illerehuntvllle, N. 3.,
• (Fonr intlee from Camden,) ,
• ON MONDAY, SEPTEDIIIEIt 6
'
•
For Olrculara, apply to Bey. T. W. OATTELt.
j y2ll 6W§'
rITTENN SQUARE AUADEAty,
cwi
•
• • rd National Bank Building),
S. corner Market street and 'West Penn Somfb..
A training Collegiate Technical and Comthercial
Schoutfer boys and young men.
Gymnastics, French, German, Art, Vocal Music: All
tinder cltlllfulteucbcrs , without extra charge. College
classes hi every stage of preparation. • .
The :Booms will 'be open for inspection on and after
A110114.23(1. , T. 13,BANTLY LANGTON, ;
oul4 H t,ll , Principal.
AXISS ELIZA. :W. t3MITH, HAVING}
rilnoved from 1324 to 1212 SHUR% skeet, will re
open her Boarding awl School for Yonug, Ladies on
WY.DNESDAY,. September 15.
Circulars nuty be obtained from Loe & Walke;., Jas.
W. Queen & Co., and after August 25
AT, THE SCHOOL. ]Y2O .tee lb 34
it4s AI.BAY.Li SE MAN F
, OR
a Lad! North So v enth streot,
reutiott NYNDNE§DAYI;Soptombor 8,180, ' Intl64m*
. •
' r',ll.llE n'SW
I:ol , lloEllilti s lMAAs,; . 7 * ..„
sonthweittifOrnef t ,Lify 'Tana% t new ir o ilZi*
ttor JATIVES "Vt 13)1/CrPt.
(On Mfilertiftit•TeAell 'ElniM^'E
ylanlr " ;-
Trice of, Tutt. lo xlmilt , b 6 ?MET rro ,
for all domes; l4 ISq
French:Veilin': praning 'nu ante.
PI • . • •
are nnothfiwithoneentrit ' ),
]l3'. °Nor of thOTrimtl?e'ti6iikii,.V:
The session twin open on, .1KOISkI) Seotembpr _
Applientionh for nonnhodon may.. 1 .,,? 0 •„r 1,4 : 1 1 3 4.4 1 0 ITILIC:la
preeedlng yeey ? t, Oll nun t F ilna t
morning ‘:. '. , YharES : Vi i to • '
oulf - alit
1 '
•" •
1' SELECT I'AIitTLE LEG 801.100L.'
Au, Eng/Jai:4', Claseleal,, Mathematical, 49clentIlle , mid
Artistic , ltratitittiou ' •
do VOtING , ISI)Iaf AND'llloYrs;':`
At POTTSTOWE ~E Lontgomoril , l G oOriti r . Pa.
The Eirt4 Term of tho'Nigeteauth: nnal Ate/
conntleoce i c WEDNE8,188.36 , , th e St Septereber
next.' Pu 11 received Circulars',
address GEO. F. IirELILEZ
Virg469726E8 P/11/bi9ak
BEY. DES.L4Eags, fienatOuri Mann 4tratitlii gebosi
blublenliceg Strever,' 'Rutter ' , • Stork; Conrad, Dtaiv7
berger, Wydejiterret,liiirpby, Sruilrgbanks, etc.
IiON B. Judge., Lrellotr, Leonard e re; ,M Bomiell
Thayer, Beni. Al. Boyer;;Jucob S. Yost: .gieStlr
Jolm etc.
ESQ.B E. Caldwell,'. jellies L. Cintiborri,ll. 8.
Grove, T. C. Wood, Harvey Bancroft,' Theodore: G.
13ogge. Norton, L..L. Haupt: S. Gress
& Derr, °banes Waimemacher, jagnes,.lBerq, tialitee A
13; • " jy29 ttfiltri.2r4:
4807
Alttei t ,g )K af'itt \ n' s ,,,Tg2iti'; liONDAT.kirip
teraber 13th. , ; . MILT
1%1 *.blE. SERON RE-OPE - k
ON
Li i tho 15th of Septendier, a Seledt Fien - E
ch and WA
School-fon -boys' unden.l2; at Levitt:toMeucci 19. g. 1436 ,
South Penn - Square. 'l'errq-7per:stasion tlve months
(including La m .tin) +540. " aalrlin§
BOKIi,EY 41141), MISS
bintrding .and day schoo'h Owentieth year), Septeniber 15, at 1615 ''hestintt' etreet. Par
ticularslfrom 'circulars. ' • ' , aulaitooctl
ICI)AL'UBIA CQLLBGE.
rt. _ Re-opens" StrptiAnber 'l3tli, - 1)364. _ _ _
PRIMARY AND ACA.DEBILO DEPAUTMEIV TS:
A Houle Boarding School fur Boys • .
Charges-15250 to e3OO par year, _
Addreos—line. Dn. Wntl,a.'Andahigia, Pa. ,
.6'02 lni*
T H E LgELIGH, UNIVERSITY,
SOUTH BETHLEHEM . , pA. • " • - •
Term opens on' Seidember Ist. For admission to the
Classes or Special Schools. nmstrto • . ,
CoPPEE LL D
President,
AjfISS 'AItROTT IVELLS,y , '
Ili (Formerly of No. 1607 Poplar street),
Will open their Boarding and Day School for dirk oh.
the'lirst Monday In October, 1659, at No. 5254 GERMAN
TOWN avenue, Germantown,- Philadelphia.
• Until October tit, dlrect to No.". 744' North NINE;
TEENTH Street. . , aulo-3m9
MADAME CLEMENT'S FRENCH PRO
teatant Boarding and Day School, Germantown,
Pa. The Fall term will open WEDNESDAY „Septenx
bar 15th,1868) _
For'Circulara, apply,to the Principal; all 2
IrpHE MISSES CBA.PMAN'S BOARDING
1 awl Day,School for - -YOutr Ladles ,will 're-open
September'Uth. 1369; Sor Cirenlarst address the Prin
cipals, liolwesbnrg, Twenty-third Ward: , Philadelphia,
or they can be obtained. at Air.' TItIIMPLER'S Muslo
Store, 926 Chestnut street. Philada. au2 2m*
TBARROWS'S SCHOOL . ,FOR BOYS,
A. in, the CITY.,INSTITUTY, Chestnut• and
Eighteenth, will re-open MONDAY,Eopt.I3.. anna4
FDIALE COLLEGE, , BORDENTOWN,
N. J.—This Institution, so long and so favorably
known, continues to furnish the best educational advan
tages, in connection with a pleasant, Christian home.
Catologues,-with terms, etc., furnished on application.
College opens September 16th.
jyl4-2ml JOHN H. TM/MANY. President. ,
-I THE - FINE - ARTS:
.GREAT NOVELTIES "
Y.oolzing
PICTURE 'FRAOES,,46i;4c.'','
New CiLro - ra •
. •
• • •New .IliagrOmings.!
EARLES''.GALLERIES'
.C. F. HASELTINE'S GALLLERIES ,
1125 Chestnut Street.
, owing to important ilterattons tbo oaillerles o
partings will bo closed until September.:, ,,
For the same reason we offer our inunense stock `of
,LOOSING GILASSICS; E1i01.9.V11 , 145, CEIBOMOS
IrRENOLE I'IIOTOGItAPHS, &a., at a reductiOn. An
unusual opportunity;for the Public toobtababaigalos •
• m 13-ly
OOTS AND-SHOEIS
amine.- C ustom-lllade
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR GENTLEMEN. • ~ •
B-A KT
88•8. Sixth Street; ahove,:Oheetutit;
. .•
• • ~, k Gootilt may always be obtain
tn.thed:
, oats . lYr
ORNAMENTAI , IRPN
WIRE WORK
GALVANIZED , and I'itinted WIRE GUARDS, for
tore fronts and windows; for factory, oad,wurehow
windows, for churches, and' ellar windows,
IRON, and VIRE. RAILINGS, , for balcdhies,
cemetery and garden tattoo.. „• ' ; , 1
Liberal allowance mad' to Oontrucions, linildors and
earientere. All, orders Ailed with prgnytnessund work
"ROBERT WOOD . 84'4004'
1136 Itidge,AvennO, Mita:
ta th e Bin
SEWING MAO •• INES.
--
' ' ' .... ' '' :: . 1 ; :i ::: . ,f- : '1 :
- 114__WIIEitER_&_WI4101_:_914 ...
h
sowing Macmes
.....
•.
TOR : BALE ON
is
AS Y '..--AYM.EII-T- -.. .i
. oils akeittud /kiwi. • ':: .!
-ffETERSOIIi CARPENTER, ; ' . •
, .. . GENERAL-AdENTS. `:-."
9 .
CA.24 ON. .1 6 1tEt 3 l 9 tt V.E.120 .011•111,E.E.-
, Preserved Ginger, Ir, eyrnp of tbe celebrated Ohy•
loong brand; also, Dry Preserved . boxes; Inv
ported and for sale by JOB. B. 43111MDECII 00.001)
Heath Delaware avenue • • •
S e EVLAO ITATHA.NfiI, AVO,TIONEER,'N.'4
Elm
. corner Third and race streets, only ono square
low the Exchange, $280,000 to loan; to large or small
amounts, on diamonds, silver 'plate, watches,jewelry,
and all nods of value. Office hours from B A. M. to 7
R,lll. •WP• gstablished for, tho last forty years. Ad:
vanceifmade la large amounts at the lowest market
'ram... ' . , ' • •• • - . jag tfrp
- ITU ATH G
IJEnallßlciSheatldnig Filtifoy bige . byPETEII WRIGHT
& 111 S Wolnut Wadi ' -• • •
;, , •
0 ,1 '
STR,tk.r v'W
TatIDGE „&
a , ,
. . .
FIVE r-kicib-übi!Arir)
Bought under market rotes for OS% end offered at less tbanour natal
'N.F.W.: . *0.mc .4 *..1 1 .14.8':.,
OL 011V1Ir MAKE;
ikAinScra.," •
WinGuAmscoraxat,
WmutEll;
PEQIIOT,
8-4,WALTUIVI6
9-4 4:llillbigeSCaQ4lN,
10=4 111TICIA;
10-4.irEgFotir,
n .
IN PI I . O~Y-CA 37E MUSIAINSO
5-41•PF91007 1 ,
6.4 WADISIITT.A;
5441NASIEIWA,
Invizstio4.oxtii* -- ticioki,
s ; . . ,'r
.. I, .'.:TE'N. 0A.5,E.!::0A1T,'.0.-:::F,.4.1,1-'N--$.15','1i.,,
All the above by the 3-ard,. pipe°. on package, according to the .tvautzi of, - . •
.;,; . • „ • • ~..; • .
FAMILIES :HOTELS , AND. PUBLIC INSTITUtiONS:(
:We.are determinedtolncreaso 9ur. already
Icy al:ciays keeping the prices so rqw ai to pake it theinterest.oiverkpo*stzner in anci.itear
ilitladelpiga to, fleal Oxe'lusfvely ba,t. h`Ouse. • '
S'TRAWIR,IDGE & .CLO'rHIRR,
CENTRAL: DRY GOODS . HOUSE,
CiOItNER
-
;etf off 0;
J D At *Ct. 4:81(114
iilitaD •
-•
• •
••• . • . AND BTATT N•IrLIIND,'
• _
With Prof: • 111pC100 1 8:0elebrited Cordat'lliitta dual
Waldut ' Street Wh41 . ,..
On.111111ISDAY; ; Aiiguat 19,1999,1 A 7.30
FAItE 808 TI LB EXOt EBYON:. ; •
Single ... 00
Gentleman and Lady • • •• • •-• gd
Tickets can be procuril'at the ' - atitecis . ,' 'Was.' en and
kit Chestnut street; United States hotel; foot of Walnut
street,and at the wharf on the tramping of Eseunden., ,
etil6-3trp"..•• . • : • ..'
•
.OLOI7OB. TER. PIJENT.- 7 61:0
fle4Pperself.llo4.fillEtilbe fatally to this pool;
e
IQ spot. ''Nevr'ammere;Arltia' ovary • comfort.
leave ScattlretreetellOally taficyletv'mlnutes.JelB-3m)
M sGi UAN ovL . .
• THEIMPROVED
EAITID.IOItE
bre-Place Heatei
.
With s iLLUMINATING DOORS and
MAGAZINE of 'sufficient eapacitrfor ,
11013.118, at a cdst of L
but 11 EE'lB PEE 'DAV. • The
most perfect and cheerful 'Heater In uSe. .11:wing made
arrangements with • • . ,••
• MIL 8.33. SEXTON, OF BALTIMORE,_• •
FOr the EXCLUSIVE reanufacturing of those Heaters,
tre are preMired to furnish them in large or small gnaw.
•
Bold wholesale • retail by the Manufacturer,. ‘; •
JOHN S CLARK, z
• • • • :.... 1 1008, eFlWeet. ,
Bownro of imitatioal gottpp up. 'Pn4ito 'popularity of
• ilium Hoaters.• ..- • au32ro§
PATENT , ' OM . ES
• -
- NAV. cox.. Fourth 'lmid-.Ohestuut
;... tEntrlinno oa SUB= "!
FRANCIS' D. PAWFORIUS;
•
"•' Solicitor of Patenti.:
PitentsPiactind for inventions' In the Unfiod States
'and Foiaign Countries, and all businese relating to the
'same proniptly transacted. Call or 'send for circular on
Patents. Offices open until 9 o'clock every evening. ••
• - ,mb2o-8 tu th lyrp§ •• , , • ,
JORDAN'S OBLEBRA.TED PURE TONIQ
Ale forinvalids - ,family use, dm. i- -
The subscriber is now furnished With. hia Init Mintier
supplynf hie highly nutritious and welt-known* hover
age. Its wide-spread 'and increasing- use, by order of
physicians, for invalids, use of Mollies, &G.', codimend it
to the attention of all consumeze who want a strictly
pure article; prepared from the .IMt materials, and'put
up inthepeost careful manner for home use or ' trauspor•
talon.. ;Were by Mail or. otherwlsopronn stgplied.
No 220 rear street,'
below Third, and Walnut etreetr.
Ae7l:l
'.; ',') ' ,
~ ~~% f ~-:
OFFER
MATSLINS
I.o* PRICES.
Ire `"SHIRTIWC-S -,
IN signioriaN-Grs.
An immense stock coinirisiniEVEßY•MAKE,:t.
':* jut ii-eceived,'•
, .
TRADE,
• • . •• , •
it , .. ..
EIGHTH; AND
!~~`~f~~
PtlKWlP [ Guirs
WOREiTiPAME,
1 41IMPlaTori,
1111rUWI'MCIF
lU9 6 iLoi:
IpitIGHTI4
TRENTON.
' 10;•4
1004 WAIIITHAIII,
11.4 IllirtßlENoll,
HUGVENOT.
5-4 BOOT.
6.4 AicipA,, '
6.4 wAvriptm,
- MA.RIEFAT
FIRVPROOF SAFES
'VIE GREAT FIRE AT YONKERS.
Herring's Safes Again Tested !
YONKERS. Y., August 13,.110.
!flours. =RILING,' FARREL - & SITEIMAN, New
York—first/men ahe,.groot Are •ihero:Sunday
on
night last (Bth Inst.), which covered an area of two
blocks, we hail two of. your sake in ourbullaingochich
pw.ea safely through the ordeal: :When Ant discovered
theylweremwrounded by hunting lumber, and bear eyi
den go of having had a severe test,as our, place Of bush:loss
Illiied'soven lots, ail covered 'with buildingsand lum
ber, olf Of which were entirely ,consiited,;andto this
bent_the safes Werittnit*ed. It Was 'with griat antigen
, tion that we found, upon cutting, into our Safes, as theY
were so warped and, swollen• theY could °pane:ll:lM no
other'way, that our books and pnitora , and money wore
alledved indeed the bills.came out of the safe withent
a,singe, and nothing is discolored but the binding:of
"the books. ' Respectfully yours
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION; SAFES, the
most reliable protection from fire now 'known.- TIER
RING'S NEW PATENT .BANKERS' SAFES, com
bining hardened steel and iron with the Patent Frank-
Hutto or SPIEGEL EISEN, furnishes a.resistant against
boring, and cutting ,tools to an extent heretofore no-
"Farrel, iieriing & CO., Philtilierlphia.
Herring, Farrel & Sherman,' No, 251
Broadwa corner Marra St. N. Y.
Ce.iC1114346 • ' ,
Herring, Ferrel * filifeinute;lqiir Orleans.
aul6 rotf 4
TRIMMINGS AND ,PA'ZTERNs..
••• • -
, 115813, A.
.0A pros TBBRllly r U y ilD RAPER P A iI'ERX
N. W: CORNER ELEVENTii AND CHESTNUT,
Win close out the balance of hersummer sleek ,at_greatly
reduced
_prices, prior to her departure ter ,Europe,
'THURSDAY, July ' Bth. Choice lot of Colored
•Fringes, 26, Stl, 40,60,62 ats.'a yard,allehados; ano,Plaid
Nainpooks, French Muslins,Dique and Marsenleeiliam
.burg Edging and Insertions, Real Guipure Laces.
_.
A Case Lace' Points, BACQUolland'Jaokets. Lama Lace
Parasol Covers. Black Thread Laces, all widths;at very
low prices.' Genuine Joseph Kid Gloves; $1 00 a Pair.
Misses's Colored Kids. , •
NOW Style Parasols and Sea-sides,, Roman and' Plain
Blbhon and Bushes. Perle Jewelry, and a thousand bud
ono articles, toontunerotis to mention. .
, EXCLUSIVE AGENT - 4
For Mrs. M. WORK'S Celebrated bystom for 'Ones
Ladies' Dresses, Sitcoms, Basques, Garibaldls, - bdU.
dren's Clothes, measurement.
AtiENTS WANTED
LOMB are now making froth. (MO 101200:per atiusth
Merits for Dila system. milky
. . _ •_
=EMI
';4r ,
=MEI
EMS
STREETS.
AcKElrr & QUICK
MEE
ERE