ANIISEiIIEN7 I,4
—Boneleault's beautiftd racing drama, en
titled Tbe will be repeated at the
Walnut every evening this week, and a mat
inee Performance will he given to-morrow.
—At Fox's the Can-Call is produced every
evening ill splendid style. Mat i u to'-morrow.
—Carneross er, •Dixey's is opened every
evening to large audiences. A good pro
gramme,in wbich are the burlesques Schoo/for
tkradaland be,glven,
—The Sappho Operetta Company is per
forming with success at Duprez & Benedict's
Seventh Street Opera House. Offenbach's on
credo Hope and the Crocodile are received
nightly with much applause.
CITY BULLETIN.
state or Thernionieter This Day at the
Bulletin Office.
10 A. Id 70 deg. 12 M... ..... 74 deg. 2P. 21„ '77 deg.
Weather clear. Wind Northwest.
To THE CnnurTantx.—Contributions left
at this (Alice in aid of the families of John L.
Smith, Francis Fritz and Matthias Vir , Furey
(who died from injuries received at the burn
ing of the sugar refinery, Crown and Race
streets), will be duly acknowledged and
promptly forwarded to the Treasurer of the
Fund for their relief.
THE NAVY YARD Ronium.---The man ar
rested for attempting to rob the Paymaster's
safe at the Navy lard, yesterday morning,
Lad a hearing at the Central Station this after
noon. He gave his name as Edward Land
man.
Paymaster James Fulton testified that he
locked up the safe and left everythingin order
on Wednesday afternoon. Yesterday morn
ing be found the 'outer lock broken and two
'holes in the safe: The'safe - was - not open: It
contained only $375 of Government money - at
the time. , -
James MeDevitt,,a marine, testified to see!
ing three men getting over the wail. Two got
away, and he captured the defendant.
Sergeant JobnNewell, U. S. M. C., testified
that he was present , when defendant was
searched. He icientified the articles found as
described in yesterday's BULLETIN.
- Sergeant John. Newell, U. S. M. C., testified
that the jimmy and other tools were found
near to the Paymaster's sate.
Private John May, U. S. M. C., testified that
he had teconversation with the prisoner in the
guard-house.::_Heliad been offered money and
some keys, 661 - atter' to be thrown away and
the former to be kept.
Corporal Willis D. Gould corroborated the
evidence of Sergeant Newell:
The defendant was then committed for
POLICEMAN SHOT AT.—Pglicemeu Shun of
the Fifth District and Harrigan of the •Sixth
- -District came together at Eighth and Chestnut
streets at 3 o'clock this morning. They heard a
loud crash of broken glass. The sound ap
peared to come from an alley running from
Seventh to Eighth streets, between Chestnut
and Sansom streets. The officers went to this
alley. Shern got upon the fence,at the rear of
the yard of a house on Sansom street. As
did so a shot was fired at him. lie immediately
got down from the fence and then the party
on the other side escaped. A fiirther exami
nation showed that an unoccupied dwelling,
N0...809 Sansom street, had been entered, and
the crash beard - by the officers was caused by
he smashing..of the_glass in the cellar window.
_.. Nothing was stolen. is supposedthat the
thieves had designs on some of the siirround
ing.properties.
CHARGED WITH Est akzz LEMENT.—Charles
Kuban Is as before. Alderman Kerr this
afternoon on the charge of embezzlement.
Be was an agent of the Society for the Pre
vention of Cruelty to Animals. That Society
has been in the habit of appropriating a cer
tain sum per 'head for dogs captured. During
several weeks $96 cents were give.n to him
to band to the dog-catchers, and the latter
' never got the money. Kuban was held in
.5. TOO bail to answer.
STORE ROBBERY.—Some time during last
night the wholesale ~ r ocery store of Thorn
ton Baines, :Co. 324 North Delaware avenue.
was entered by thieves. Flow the entrance
was effected is not known. Two bags. of
coffee, ten chests of tea, and other articles
were carried off. The value of the -property
stolen is not known;ret present. It is supposed
the-robbers used awagon to carry..off- the
ilunder.
A SEVERE Blow.—Last evening between 0
and 10 o'clock there was a severe storm of
wind accompanied by a shower of rain. The
seemed to ihe heaviest about Chestnut
Bill. There it' was a miniature hurricane.
Trees were, stripped of their foliage and some
of the branches were torn off. As tar as as
certained, however, no serious damage was
done. The storm had the effect of cooling the
atmosphere, and the weather to-day is very
pleasant.
DEATH IN A STATIoN-Huusr..—A man was
found on the sidewalk in Birch street, in the.
neighborhood of Fifteenth and Fitzwater
streets, last evening, apparently very ill. Po
liceman McQuaid took him to the First. Dis
trict Police station. The sufferer died before
medical aid could be summoned. The deceased
was about forty years of age. He appeared to
be a varaut, and had nothing about him to
show his name.
SEnteusf.r INJURED. -At Seventh and
Jayne streets yesterday afternoon about live
o'clock, William Duckett began to tantalize a
newsboy. The youth got exasperated, and
seizing a piece of iron threw it at his tor
mentor. The -missile-struck-Duckett ,on the,
bead, causing a severe wound. The injured
man was.taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital
by Policeman Roach.
JuVENI LE Ho USE BREAKERS.—The two
boys, James Devine and James Hughes,
who were fonnd in the house No. 1410 Arch
street, Were before Aid. Kerr this afternOon.
Mr. H \V. Colesberry, residing at No, 520
North Nineteenth street, whose house was
robbed on 'Wednesday last, identified some o
the clothing which was on the youths. The
Juveniles were sent below.
PnihAnum-ifiA Sctiow, or DEsiox nut
Vu .—At'a meeting of the directors held
yesterday ° the following_ natned gentlemen
Were ace:l(Al executiive officers for the institu
tion :
Pyc sideitt— \V. P. Wilstaell, Es ti.
flee Pres/Aid—Wm. J . Horstmann, Esq,
Treasurer—James L. Clar , horn, Esq.
t!'ceretarg-I'.l'. Morris, Esq.
LAitc.r.mlor C twrik as.-Jacob Snyder, who
was arrested with two carriage curtains in his
possession, was before Alderman lie.rr this
afternoon. The curtains were identified by
Mr. Geo. W. Plumly as having been stolen
item his stable, on Conrad's Lane, in the
Ty, enty-first Ward. Snyder was committed.
PlCNlC.—ThepTenic . of the First Pennsyl
vania Cavalry at Smith's Island, yesterday.
was a very pleasant afildr. It was largeb
attended and the participants all enjoyed
themselves. The affair was a success in every
respect. The proceeds are to he given to the
fund for the aid of the families of German
soldiers billed in the present European war.
THE RELIEF Fusin.---For the relief of the
latoilie:, of the firemen who were killed at the
fiugw• house io Crown and Race streets, the
following contribution has been received at
this office
W. L. H.
StirinT Pfur:. l l.amt evening about eight,
o'clock Johnson's iron foundry, on Filbert
street, above khan, NVe, discovered to be ou
fire. The flames were extinguished by Police
man-Ring before they had made muck pro:
greSF:. --Damage
FATAL II ESC i Mall] 0' R mirk e, the
lad who was rim over by a Union Passenger
nailway ear at Ninth and Marriott streets
few days ago, died yesterday at the Pennsyl
vania Hospital, from the effect; of his juju-,
ries.
Citi - Ei.Tv To Am m A 1,8.-,1 ohn Zimmerman
was arrested this morning by Captain Chas
teau and_Eiarbor-Polieetuan Uibson for cruelly
heating two mules at the Wire Bridge. Be was
lined byAld„Alexander.
AssAULTIN6 A PoracEnAN.—James Starr
was arrestedlast night - at - Twelfth and-Filber t
streets, for assaulting Policeman Murray. Ile
•cas taken before Alderman Jones, and was
meld in "., , (4.1() bail to answer at Court,
EMEREZEUSI
REtTCLURS DIIIVING.—PhiIip Gallen was ar
rested, yesterday, at Front and, Callowhill
streets, on the charge of reckless driving: He
was held in S6OO bail by Alderman Cahill:
SENT TO MIASSACHUSETTS. — Yesterday
Mayor Cox gave a second hearing to a man
named C. S. Crother, aliag C. S. Smith, who
had been some time since arrested in Camden,
on a charge of having robbed the firm of
Messrs. Chapin & C 0.,. at. Lawrence, Massa
chusetts, of quite a large amount of goods,
about $2,000 worth of them having been re
covered in Camden. The prisoner was com
mitted to await a requisition to be removed to
Massachusetts.
FINISHING A CHURCIL—The work on the
Tabernacle Methodist Church of North Ward
is now being finished. This edifice,_ when
completed, -will-be-a commodious and -very
convenient structure. The congregation de
serve great credit for their efforts and success
in providing themselves with such a fine house
of worship.
Tninn STREET.—Third street from Market
to Stevens streets is in almost an impassable
condition by the dirt and paving -stones which
have been torn up for the nurpose of laying
down gas pipes, and as it has been in this con
dition for some time, the Street Committee
ought to see that it is repaired.
EXCITING Timiss.—Politicians are making
times quite exciting and lively in Camden just
now. The county clerkship seems to be the
great centre of attraction.
EXCURSION TO LONG Bumicit.—Beck's
Philadelhia Band, No. 1, will give an excur
sion to Long Branch to-morrow. The first
boat will leave Walnut street wharf at 7.30 A.
M. From Camden a special train on'the Cam
den, Burlington and New Jersey Southern
tonreY 'the party.. to Long
Branch, where the day may be delightfully
spent.. Besides the fine hathing,„ there
wilt he a tiumber of specialties at the ltraiich.
that day—the first day of the'frotti trotti ng matches
at Monmouth Park, and a dross parade of the
Ninth New York Regiment, under the com
mand of Colonel Fisk. Returning, the train
will leave at 7 P.M. All of the excursions given
by Beck's Band \this season have been splendid
affairs, and the participants have always en
joyed themselves, and this excursion will
doubtless be as fine as any of the previous
ones. Those who wish to go on this delightful
trip should secure their t,ckets early, as the
supply will be limited. Theycau be procured
'until severro'clock:P the Atiy•-provions
to the excursion;', at.the oflice of Beck's Band,
828 Market street;" Charles Brintzinghoffer,
1135 Market street; Enos Renner, 501 Girard
avenue ; Jacob C: Heim, 1215 North Tenth
street ; Ticket Office, 828 Chestnut street; also,
Camden and Amboy R. R. Ticket Office, Wal
nut street wharf, any day previous to the ex
cursion, and on the morning of the excursion.
ATLAriTIC Cm.—For the information of
those who wish to visit the seashore, we will
inform them that the Camden and Atlantic
Railroad are now running five trains daily to
the City by the Sea, one at 8.00 and at 9.45 A.
M., and at Al ri P. M. _ln. addition to the.Sih the.
fast train (through in one hour and three
quarters) is now running. leaving Vine street
wharf at 2.00 and 3.15 P. M., and on Saturdays
only an additional fast express train leaves at
2 o'clock P. M. The Sunday train will be run
as usual, leaving Vine street wharf at 8 A. M.
Returning, leaves Atlantic. at 4 P. M.
CAPE DIAN —The season -at this faVorite
• •
watering place is now about at its height, and
presents many attractions. The hotels are
well tilled, and promise,notwithstanding their
••xtensive enlargement:] and additions, to find
visitors for every available space. .The fast'-ex
press train, by the West Jersey Itailfoad,
leaving Philadelphia at 4 o'clock P. M., this
afternoon, makes no stops for passengers be
tween Philadelphia and Cape May. The mail
rrain leaves on Sunday at 7.15 A. M., re
rurning at 5.10 P. M. Fair for round trip
only Sa.
THE PRETTIEST WOMAN IN NEW YORK,
Miss K—, well-known in our fashionable society for
her di,qiingue appearance and beautiful comple*ion,was
once a sallow, rough-skinned girl. Chagrined at her
red, freckled face she pitched into Hagan's Magnolia
Balm, and is tHiw as pretty in complexion as she is
char Ming in manners. This article overcomes freckles,
tan,. sallowness, moth-patches, ring-markS, etc., and
makes one look ten years younger than they are. Mag
ublia Balm tor a transparent complexion, and Lyon's
Kathairon to make the hair plentiful, luxuriant, soft
.and .delieate, have no rivals. The Kathairon prevents
Ole hair from turning gray, eradicates dandruff, and is
the best and cheapest dressing in the world.
THE nEsT and cheapest advertising medium
the True Democtat r is most popular, and circulates
weekly, ,thore than any two others in York county.
Addrees Hirt.ks.t YOUNG,
Publisher,
York, Pa.
SCHIED.I\I Alt( 'MAT C •SCHNAPPS.—This me
dical beverage is manufactured by the proprietor at
Schiedam, Holland, expre,sly for medical use, and ie not
only warranted free from all deleterious cotnpounds, but
of the beet possible quality, and ie the only alcoholic
beverage that has the endorsement of the medical
faculty.
Put up in and pint bottles. For sale by all drug
giste, and groo•rs.
FATAL TO THE TEETH are all acrid pre
pal atiuns. They may bleach the enamel, but they ac
surely dissolve and destroy it. The mild, genial bal
samic and preservative Sozonost, impregnated with
the SAP(Y)iIN of the famous tropical Soap Tree, of Chili,
is the only absolutely safe article of its kind in the
market, and protects the Teeth from all destructive in
fluences t ad well as keeps them free from tartar:
" SrALnEvo's Cuelt," handy and useful.
FOR TIM'
But before you go, call upon SLOAN, 80Ci INfarket street
He has an infinite variety of Bathing Dresses, Oil Oaps
.Straw t , Leather Belie, etc., for Ladies, Gentlemen
filisees,Blasters and Children.
. „
LAoins can'find every description of 'Coretl
,it fi ()PRINS Hoop Suirt, corfiet and Ladles' Under gar
meat Emporium; 11.15 Climitnut street.
NEW JERSEY HATTERS.
Y NOTICES.
DEAFNESS, litninxtes AND CATAEttIi
created with the utmost success, by .1. Isaacs, 111. D.,
cud Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear his spoci•
ilty) in the Medical College of Penusylvaniad2 years °v.
perience, No. WS Arch street. Testimonials eau be seen
Ids office. The medical faculty aro Invited to ac
:ompany their patients, as he has no secrets in his pray
ice. Artificial eyes Inserted without pain, No charm
for examination.
Sit My HATS.--M essrs. C. Oakford E Sans
,n the Continental Hotel, announce that they have re.
Aced another lot of those One Dollar Straw Hate. 'The
, eatcet baygaine ever offered in America.
Conics, Bunions, Inverted Nails, skillfully
routed by Dr. J. Daviduon, No. 915 Ultoutnut arca
iharges ruoderixto.
13.1tOWN'S ESSENCE, OF JArtAtcA GlNdltft:
—This article is now deemed indispensable in; hot
s'eatiler. Ac a gentle and healthful stimulant ginger
has no rival ; and in the peculiar form in which it Is pro
eared by Mr. Frederick Brown at the northeast coiner
ot Filth and Chestnut streets, It is at once convenient
and palatable. Those who design making voyages ny
laud or water should not.ho without the essence.
LADIES going to too country or Seaside
Should procure ono of those
Elegant nod clomp Sundowns from
pOO Roc] 836 filmdtma ritrom
Sr T 2 GICAL iIsitaItUDIENTS and clrug gis
numb lee.
IMPORTATIONS
Reported for the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
11.1VANA—Berkentine Kaleb, Rl:deer-13W bxe Huger
C b CPI WCallegban.
BA NGOR—Selsr ➢loses Patten, Harding-101,7121 feet
%xl2 ',prime 21,179 ft spruce timber 10,000 0 feet piehets
111,000 4-feet inch do 1 P Galvin & Co.
MARINE BULLEII IN
I I Wl' OF PIiILADELPIDA-•-A II; UST 26.
thrSio Marini Bulletin on inside Base
• AltitlYED Tins DAY.
Steamer 'Rattlesnake. 141uuott,riuot onion', in bollits
to .1 S Hines.
Steamer II L Gaw, Ner, 13 hours from Baltimoro,with
mdse and passengers to A Groves, Jr.
Steamer Gen P Sheridan,' Craig, from Huntingdon,
lumber to Patterson & Lippincott.
Bark Thomas (Br), Swendsen, 13 dim from Havana,
ith sugar to C-& 0 M O'Callaghan—vessel to Warren &
Murk Gipsey (llr), ()remora, I days from Boston, in
ballast to Garrah & Elwell.
Barkentine Kaloh( Nom), Kamen, 13 days from na
vana, with sugar to S & W Welsh. •
Brig Mary E Thompson, Bunker, 5 days from N YOrk,
in ballast to Warren & Gregg,
Behr Neeee Patten,Barding, 11 days from Bangor,with
lumber to T P Galvin &
Behr Damon Johnson, 25 days - from Bt John, NB,with
I,tbs 'NV &Ail' et. s 0118-4THllill tO WittT( 4 ll & Gregg.
t-r.hr "lett if. Baker, Baker, from Boston, in ballast to
.lionder Adiuns;
Seim V. A Crocker, Baxter, from Boston, with glue
stock to Ilueder, A diiinsoo & Co. .
Chase, from,Boaton, with noise,
Schr Nellie Star, Poland, from Dresden, with ice to
Johnson & Co,
PHILADELPHIA. EVEN fiNg- - BULLETIN; F RID A Y., • A UMW , 2 4 1870.
Seim E B Ornlism. Smith, - trom Kennebec River, with
ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Seim glary Price. Ferguson, from Lanes' Cove. with
granite to Barker & Bro. - .
Schr A Oakes, Pillsbury, from: Lane's Cove, with
granite to Barker & Bro.
.Schr Lillie Dale, Smith, Rappahannock.
Scbr Adams. Frambesi Boston.
Behr Kate P Lunt, Lunt, Boston, .
debt' Jed Frye, Langley. Boston.
Seim Eva Bell. Somers Boston.
Fehr Althea, Smith. Boston.
Schr J Allderdice.• %Melts. Boston. .. • '
Schr F Clair Edwards, Irelani Boston.
Schr L B Sargelint.Surgeant. %Varebstn.
Schr L It Cow perthwaite, Gardner, Now York.
Schr Lizzie. Fran-dies. New York:
irlble&KHD TICS llikit • - -
Berk La Bella ( Norw), Chrieteneev, Cork- for orders, L
Weston acrd & Co.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols. New York, W M Baird & Co.
Steamer Hannah dr Sophia. Tear, Norwalk, Sinnicksou
& C M
S chr Billion, Eldridge. 'Lynn, do
Behr Eugene, hinwes, Provincetown, • do
Behr A D Buddell. Long, Boston, Day, H u dmi ,t, c o
Bohr S Williams, liddreth. Boston, . . . do
Schr .1 A Griffin, Foster, Boston, do
Schr 3 U Thompson, Vansant, Cambridgeport, do
Schr A M Newman, Willard , Vrovidenco, -• . do
&lir R V Jarvis, Fuller, Bangor, do
Schr Albert Mason. Rose. Boston, John 0 Scott & Sons
Schr Abide Pitman, Lombard, Boston, do
Schr S T Winos, Boise, Newport, do
Schr S Godfrey, Henderson, Charlestown, do
Bohr A G Ireland. Townsend, Washington, do
Scbr Admiral. Steelman, Salem, do
Behr L & 111 'Knowles, Knowles, Salem, do
Oorrespondenco of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
READING. Aug. 24, 1870.
The following boats from the Union (lanai passed into
the Schuylkill Canal. bound to Philadelphia, laden and
0118112mA as follows:
Faint‘, with lun her to Saylor, Day & ]horsy• J L Wal
ters, do to A B lleysher; Young Charles, do to captain;
Samuel Urioh, light to captain; Conrad & Witman,grain
to captain; Jerry King, limestone to klaltland,GrisHin
ger & Co; scow, timber to Sch Nay Co. F.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Saxon. Sears. sailed from Boston 24th inst.
for this port.
Steamer Panita, Freeman, cleared at New York Yes
terday for this port.
Steamer Samaria (Br), Martin, cleared at New York
yesterday for Liverpool.
Steamer Morro Baader Greene, for Havana, cleared at
New York yesterday.
Steamer Benefactor, Pennington, oleared.at Wilming
ton, NU. yesterday for New York . • - • •
.•
Brig Tangier, Bose, - sailed from - Dyisyldente 24th inat.
for this Dort.
Sold - Brandywine, Adams, sailed from Pawtucket 24th
inst.lor this nort
Schr.D .S 'Alm show, Ayres; C W May May; Ellie L
Smith. smith; SWIM Wilson ,Wall; 14 - 0 Whilldeia; Fon
nin.ore; E Simmons. Gandy, and P Boice, 'Adams.,
hence at Boston 24th inst.
Schr Drirnst, Beath, sailed from Providence 24th inst.
for this port.
Schr Sidney C Tyler, Barrett, at Boston 24th instant
from Georgetown, DC.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
United States Engineer's Office. t
Boston, Aug 24.1870,
Dredging operations have been commenced at the 1. p
per PI fiddle Bar The dredging machine and attendant
crows v, ill remain on the ground night and day Pilots
and masters of vessels are cautioned against collision
1N itilibC.lilaYo described vcssels, - as in case . of damage
ns
they will be held respoi: . • '
FOSTER.S Lt Obi Engine-erg.
A RCH STREET OPERA. HOUSE,
Arch Street, above Tenth
GRAND OPENING NIGHT, MONDAY, August 22th
- 130 x Office open Stu - Illarm - orult - gT - 27tIripstaritvf'ar
side of tickets. au2ti-20
tr REAL ESTATE—JAMES A. FRE E
JUL:MAN , Auctioneer.—Now Stone Residence, Stone
stable, and Square of . Ground. Washington lane and
Limekiln Pike, Twenty second Wald; On Wednesday,
Septem lier 7,, 1870, at_td_olelock noon, .Will be sold at '
public sale, at the Philadelphia exchange,-the lolly
mg described Real Estate: All that piece" of - ground
situate on the corner of Limekiln Pike and Washington
Lane, in the Twenty-second Ward of the city, 418 feet 7!:•
inches on Washington Lane, 376 feet 671', inches on Lime
kiln Pike, with alrout on Thouron street (as laid deist]
bn the plan of the city), of 475 feel, and. on, Johnson
street - fas laid down on the plan of the city ); of about 300
beet, more or less. The improvements consist of a new
two-story stone residence, 34 feet front, and including
the back buildings 78 Teet deep, erected by the owner fur
himself. Hall in the centre, parlor.with bay-window at
the side, dining and sitting room and kitchen (all large
size), on first floor, 4 large and I medium sized chamber
and bath room on second floor. and 2very fine and
medium sized chambers - third. floor.;
Stalls, stalled for six horses very high ceiling, with
mow 04 erbead, capable of containing from 12.t0 14 tons
of hay-f-carriage-house_adjoining,..holding s_carriages,
large b ick building connected with barn, 52 feet long
and . 24 feet wide. The house is perfectly dry. being
lined from cellar to top, airy and light, with tine view in
all directions. Surrounded by handsome residences.
and in an improving neighborhood,( a number of the
handsomest building sites in the county in the imme
diate vicinity 1. It was built by the present owner in a
careful and thorough manner. , The building is heated
by one of Reynolds a best air-tight furnaces, which ope
rates with the most perfect satisfaction throughout the
entire building. It is docated( fronting, the pike) near
the centre of a -lawn. of .about S antes. The frinit of
the lawn is planted with Clergreens, side and back is
tilled with evergreens, and a fine pear orchard of dif .
1 ergot varieties. There is also an apple orchard of fine
fruit of about 1 acre included. There is a pump of first
rate cantor near the kitchen door, and in addition the
house is supplied with water for bath and kitchen pur
poses. from a cistern containing from A to 15,000 gallons,
thus giving an abundant supply for all purposes There
is the most thorough ventilation throughout the whole
building. The barn or stable is about 56 foot long; part
of it is divided into large stalls for 6 horses; the other
portion. which Is now used for another purpose, would
make ample room for as many more, or would make an
additional coach-house, or laundry, or fine rooms for
coachman; a well of water for the stable, with pump
sufficiently elevated to throw the water in, stands di
rectly back of the building. under cover. The shed•
ding connected with the barn is of a character to admit
its being converted into excellent stabling, with large
mow over a11:52 by 24).
A large chicken-house connects with back buildings of
barn, capable of accommodating about 100 chickens.
Everything connected with the place is in complete
order, and to any gentleman who does not want to ox
pond as much as first cost for repairs is worthy.of atten-
tion.
Or' Survey and plan by the City Surveyor, and photo•
graphic views, may be seen at the Store, or it may be
examined on application to Edward L. Royal, owner
and occupant. Half of the purchase money may re.
main.
S'2oo to be paid at time of sale.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
Store. 422 Walnut street.
SNOW:a:N
23 South Eighth Btreet
AMUSEMENTS
See Sixth page for additional Amusements
SIMMONS C SLOCIIAPS
DIINSTSELS
THE CHAMPION TROUPE OF AMERICA.
OF TIM PALACE OF MINSTRELSY
REAL ESTATE SALES.
au26 29 31
WANTS.
iIIWAN TED TO RENT ABOUT M Lil,E
boptember, a inedinin , sized thcenhigy-west of
Broad and south of Chestnut streets. Address, stating.
terms and locatiou,.ll. B.O..,EVLLETIN (Floe. au263t.*
WANTED TO ItENT—A FURNISHED
house, in or near Germantown. Address "
Box 2808, Philadelphia Poet-office.
THE
PROVIDENT
LATE AND TRUST CO.
PHILADELPHIA,
OFFICE—No, 111 South FOURTH St,
°r f a it i PrPIP Insur ance m embers
oftlegarPßAa Vo,Yrikso nye •
nomination solicited.
Policies already issued exceeding
TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
This le a PHILADELPHIA COMPANY, and entitle
to the special confidence of the community.
Perfect Security. Low Rates.
Small Expenses. Purely Mutual.
Low Rate of Mortality.
These conditions enable a company to give advantag s
which
issued nitb ol i i strptsted .
the Non -Forfeiture Plan.
Statistics show taint the average mortality of Friend,
is nearly 25 per cent. less than that of the general popu•
o ion. A
LOW BATE OF MORTALITY
MAKES
CHEAP INSURANCE IN A MUTUAL 00111PA.N1
fol 2 2rt4 s %UTE
HEADQUARTERS FOR EXTRACTING
II TEETH WITH FRESH/NITROUS OXIDE
GAS. ,
"KABULI:UT/LE NO PAIN."
Dr. P.R. THOMAS, formerly operator, at' the Ordton
Dental Room!, devotee hie entire practice to the painlettO
extraction'of teeth. OffiCo. 911 Walnut a. mmayrial
w ARBURTON'S IMPROVED, VEN -- -
Mated and eaey-fltting Drees Hats (patented) ih all
the approved faehions of the season. Gheatnut street.*
next door to th; Post-0. co. • 006-tErt.
BUSINESS' ESTABLISH 015
IB3O,—SUHUYLER & ARMSTRONG,
Undertaken, 1821 Germantown avenu oand Fifth et,
D. H. ttcll nTLHU.. farl4-I.vrD§ I 8•B. Au MAT RO
e^ l l o MONEY TO • ANY Anil - UST
LOANED 'UPON DIAMONDS, WA TOMO,
JEWELRY, PLATE, CLOTHING,
JONES & CO.'S
-OLD-ESTABLIBUED LOAN OFFICE, -
Corner of Third
Lombar ind GRAM
d. S. ntreets,
Below
N. B. - DIAMONDS, WATWIEB, jEwELEE
GUNS, dm.,
son HALE AT
8.141/IABILABLY LOW PRICES.
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EFIUCATIOI%
N: Y. LAUDE.RB.ACH'S ACADEMY
FOB YOUNG fll EN AND BOYS,
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, 108 South TENTH Street.
A Friniau,ltleinentery and Finishing School.
Therouph Preparation for Duidniiist or , College. -
Special attention given to Commercial Arithmetic and
lilt kinds 01 1311RillUnif calculations. •
Fiend] and Gelman,. Linear and Perspective Drawing,
Elocution littlish Composition, Natural Science.
FIELD PRACTICE in Purveying and Civil Engineer
ing. With the use of ell requisite instruments, is given to
the higher claims in Mathematics.
. A first-clam P; hoary Department.
The best ventilated, - most lofty and spacious Class
rooms in the city. - • ' '
Open for the reception of applicants daily from 10 A.
N. to 4 P.N.
terni will begin September 12.
Circulars at Mr. Warburton's, No. 430 Chestnut stroot
lmE
ROBERT H. LABBERTON'S
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY,
ass and MO South FIFTEENTH Street.
Next term commences September 19th.. jen 4m
BRAINERD INSTITUTE,
CRANBERRY, N. J.
A !irk-claim boarding aclana for boys. Roopens SEP
TENDER 12,1810. . W. S. 11Ic NAM,
au26-Im¢ . ;Principal.
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MP. GIBBONS INTENDS TO RI:-
. open her School 9th month ( September) fith.
Entrance north bide of Orange, second gate below
Eighth. an2s 12t*
MILS. DAVIS WILL RESUME THE
itutienof hertiohool, for young Indies end children.
September Lth. No. 911 Eighteenth etreet, below
Pine. nu2s.lot*
MISS GRIFFITT'S WILL REOPEN
her private school. September 12th, In the upper
rooms of. the School Building of the-Church of the
Epiphany, Chestnut and Fifteenth streets. Entrance.
upper gattton Chestnut street. Applications received
at 1128 Girard street. au.'2.5 to oc. 1.
ANNIE AND SARAH COOPER'S
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, - No. 1733 Fa
Lert street, will re•upen Ninth mouth 1201.' uu2s 15t
GERMAN TO Wll ACADEMY, SCHOOL
Lane and Green street: A thorough English and
Classical •school. . Session opens Monday, September
6th:' A few -vacancies for. boarders In. WO.the
rincipal. Send for circular. -
C. V: BUYS,
Principal.
MR. HENRY BAB N. 'PROFESSOR OF
Made, will femora° teaching ou theviolin and
piano, oil
SEPTEMBER sth. ' '
For particulars apply at his residence, MS Wood
street, or Institution for the Blind, corner Ttventieth
and Race. • 0u24 4t'
GEORGE. R. -BARKER, A: M., WILL
re-open his Engllbh and Clasoical School, Pricb
reet • Germantown, on Monday, Sept. 12tho au24
_D WILL
I It
' give instruction EEil I in EI StN E GM it n
ON.. . Tone commences September bth. For portico
Jars apply at hie addiesr, 1329 Tine street or at Boner
Sbore,Mo2: Gbeignut street = 0.1125.1114
rptiE LEHIGH. UNIVERSITY, St—
'ethlehem:Pa. 'Term opens Sept. I Applicants
examined August 29th and 30th.
HENRY COPPEE, LL. 1).,
President.
VIE BEST PROVIDED SCHOOL IN
America. The Scientific and Classical Institute,
school for boys and young men, Poplar and Seventeenth
streets, reopens on Monday, September sth: Our school ,
room is large and airy, the finest in Philadelphia,and
our means of instruction, philosophical aP us parat - and
cabinets of Natural History, are, larger than in any
other school in America
ADAM-E CLEAI ENT'S FRENCH
and English School for Young Ladies and Chit
drew, - CormantrArn, Pa. Thir-twoury.sorentli—se,qtioi,
will begin i!epteniber 14,1870. For circulars address the
Principal. auls lm§
QT. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE, WILLING'S
resumee duties Un bIONDAY. - August
butin, Greek, English. Nluthematieg.
kc. I'. J. B LESKINSO I', S. J.; Preet. fue22,l2t'
CiENTRAL INSTITUTE, NORTHWEST
car. of ,Tenth and Spring Garden Strteti,: will re•
Ten Sept 5: Boys tireparCil fa' Iltialiingi - ortallege.
Gil Is P. LAMISERTON,A. N., Principal. au22.1nn,l
1.)-ERM A NTOWN SEMINARY FUR
YOUNG LADIES, Gruen street. south of 'Walnut
lane will reopen, tiuntNnher nth,. Profes9or W S.
FONTESCUE:A. 31.. Principal, au2 , ./ luiE '
THE lAISSES WILSON WILL E
-IZ
open their School for Ntrunft 1,a4,1e1, 91.)
, No. ryll
,Tern street , Germantown, on WEDNESDAI, Sc , otern
Ley' 14, kill
1315 NORTH
h Broad street—Boarding and Pay sehool rdr
hliea Fanhir, Wan, Principal ; DII
A imp. Wan, V Principal. Fifth Sev. , i - on comraerw,t,
Ppyt. 14th Freaoh. Lahti, Batwing arid Oalisttymie
w it h Cal; additional charge. ttuntocl'
IVIISS STOKES WILL REOPEN HEE
111. School, 4707 Cottage Row, Main titrpet, Gorman•
town, 'Wednesday, September 14. an 24-241::
ISS LAIRD'S INSTITUTE FOR
.INI young Ladies, with Pruparntory Department, No.
:113 North Seventh 5 treoti u ill reopen Wedne,,lay, Fop•
telpher 7th, NO. nu 19, din.'
E SIXTEENTH ACADEMIC YEAR
of SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY, northeast rornor
of Eighth and Buttonwood-streets, begini TUESDAY,
epternber 6tb. Thorough prvparation for Busitiegg or
Coilege. Applications received on and after Monday,
August .22. d.
CHARLES A. WALTERS.
riniS Du: Principal.
11 ALLOW ELL SELECT HIGH SCHOOL
1 for Young Men and Boys, w Ilich
HA: , BEEN REMO), ED
From No. 110 North Tenth street, will be opened, on
September 12th, In the new and more commktieus build
ings Not. 112 and 114 North Ninth street. Neither effort
nor expense has been spared in fittin up the rooms to
make this a first-class school of the
highest grade.
A Preparatory Department connected with the school.
Parents and Students are invited to call and examine the
room., and consult the Principals, from 0 A. M. to 2 P.
oiler August 16th. GEO. EASTTIVEN, A. 8.,
JOHN G. MOOIIE, U. 8.,
aicl7-tf§ Principals.
141 SS CARR'S SELECT BOARDING
kui. nod Day School for Young Ladies.
EILDON SEMINARY, seven miles from Philadel
phia, on the North Pennsylvania Railroad, opposite
York Ronti Station.
The nineteenth session will commence September 14th
Ino. Circulars obtained at the office 01 Jay Cooke &
Co., Bankers,ll4 S. Third street, Philadelphia, or by ad
dressing the Principal, Shoemakertown Post-Office,
Montgomery county, Pa. Rule, 21710
RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY - -R. —E.
Chestnut and Eighteenth, will begin its seventeenth
year September 12, 1870. Porcirculars, g Mug full in
formation, call at Blair, North•weet Oh estnut and
Eighteenth etreets. au 15-21 u
D LU E IU I , i B N E E A V P. ILL O E WS Is. . , .LUDWIG, Princlpale.
RUGBY ACADEMY, FOR YOUNG — MEN
AND BOYS, 14111 LOCUST STREET.
EDWARD CLARENCE SMITH, A. M., Principal.
This Select Schooll Will enter upon its sixth year com
pletely re-organize 9. Rooms improved and refitted
with handsome furniture.
Points prepared for BUSINESS or HIGH STAND
ING in COLLEGE.
Next session 'heaths September 12. • .
Circulars at LEE 61, WALKER'S, No. 022 Chestnut
street. augl34l§
fI:HESTN Er T STREET FEMALE SEMI
vv
NARY, Philadelphia—Miss Bonnoy and Dliss:„Pil
Principals.—Tlio tto , mttl•frot year of this English
rind French Boarding and Day School will open WED
NESDAY, Septunber 14th, at 1610 CHESTNUT strSet.
Particulars from Circulars. aulS trl
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A •NDALUTSIA COLLEGE.
I3VAItBING-4iCIIOOL_fo[]3.OT andYOUNG.ISTEN
REV. DR. WELLS'S 'HOME WARDINOWITOOL
FOR BOYS FROM 6 TO 13 YEARS• OF AGE.
Both institutions re-open SEPTEMBER 7th,18.70. Ad
reps the REY. DR. WELLS, Andalusia, Pa. null
MISS ANABLE'S ENGLISH AND
French Bdarding and Day School, No. MO :Pine
streat, will reopen'on WED.NESDAY,tho 11th of Sept.
next. nal2 t aul7§
WEST CHESTER FEMALE SEMI
NA xy
"i .r iIgi . CTIESTER,CHESTER CO., PA.
This Inatituti«n, under tho care of MISS P. 0.
EVANS, assiEbed by compotent teachers, will be open for
the reception nf popi la on TH URSDAY, the lath of
September next. Circulara, containing terms and other
information, can be bad on application to the Prin
cipal. • • anlo-Im§
N AZARETHII ALL. . .
Itioravian Boarding School Tor Boys.
For caisingnes apply to MINSIIH. JORDAN & BRO.
zOn North Third HT revt, Philadelphia. or. .to REV_
EUGENE MAIM= , Principal, Nazareth, North
tuopton County, Pa. alit) irn§
R
iv_gat VI EW MILITARY ACADEMY,.
POUGBILEEPSIE, N. Y.
- 'OTIS BISBEE, A. M., Principal and Proprietor.
A wide-awake, thorengligoing School for Wye wish
ing to be traimarfor lineincae, for College, oy, for Wort
Point, or the Naval Academy. Jyl636t§
_ _
Ifi'NV EN TY.SIXTH YEAtt.—THE CL ASS',
_ cal nod Voglisli School of D.D. Gregory. A. M.,
No. 1108 'Warhot btreet. will reopen \ Soot. L. itu22 lta*
SIG.'ONDINELLA, 'MIAGgEIt
I: l .:gug l ii . lg i . ' rrivtoo 'mom and ellieueo. Roeidiinee,
908 S. Thirteenth street.
gIORINA - 1,
11DEOFESSOR JOHN BUCHANAN, IC D.
JL can he consulted personally or by letter in all - die.
oases. Patients can rely.upon a safe, speedy, and per.
manent cure, as the Professor propnros and furnishes
new, scientific and positive remedies specially adapted
to the wants of the patient. Private emcee in College
Building, No. M 4 PINE street. Office hours from-.A,
DI. to 9 P. DI ap3o ly
G - A - .13 - 7FITX.VInCIEis
• ' ' ' tir ' 'u •e r
G Fr . TH ACK ARA, No. 718 Chestnut street, mane
facturera of Gas Fixttires, Lamps, dlo., do., would cal
the attention of the public to their large and elegant a 8
eortmont of. Gas Chandeliers, Pendants Brackets, do
They also introduce gas pipes Into dwellings and publi.
builaings. and attend to extending, altering and repair
- 11g - gue nines. - All work warranted,-- ---
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.INKTtfRPE r ItiNE.=-27 BARRELS INK
Maker& Turpentine, landing from , atr . annor Mary
Sanford. For hale lay ED\'. 11. 11(115 LIN 16 South
rront otreot. , , - •
Have a full line of Watenproofs,' bought by the case front first
hands. -Selling prices based on one small profit only.
WATER-PROOF CLOAK HEADQUARTERS.
'0 ITTH
J. ENNIS, A. M.,
MEEZZ2
C'o"-'0 ... P B R H. .&-7,..".:Q.:01'N"4.:R.P.
WATER - =PROOF CLOAKS,
NEWEST STYLES,
SPECIAL SHAPES AND SIZES TO ORDER.
WATER-PROOF CLOAK BUYERS' HEADQUARTERS.
COOPER & CONARD,
.S. E. Corner Ninth and Market Sts.
nu°lwfkau29mftf§.
FINE BOOTS, GAITERS AND SHOES,
MADE ON IMPROVED LASTS, INSURING
13eatity, Corntort and. Dura,bilit,37
NO. 33 SOUTH SIXTH STREET
(Four doors above Chestnut Ab:tcl,)
r-7 Gentlemen visiting the City axe invited to call and.
leave their measures fol future orders.
f m w tf 4 ,
GAS 1 , 1 Xl'
Baker, Arnold & Co,
MANEFACTURERS OF
GAS FIXTURES,
CHANDELIERS,
PENDANTS,
Of New Designs.
SALESROOMS
710 Chestnut Street.
DIetNIIFACTOII3.2:
S. W. corner Twelfth and Brown Sts.
an 22 2m rp
CORNELIUS & SONS'
RETAIL SALESROOMS,
821 CHERRY STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS, &0.,
SUPERIOR STYLES IND FINISH
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
We have no Stores or Salesroom on
Ohestnut Street.
CORNELIUS & SONS.,
7➢13 w f m 2mrp§
GAS FIXTURES .
AT REDUCED RATES.
Persons furnishing houses or stores will find
it to their interest to, deal with the blauu6e
turers direct Our assortment of all kinds of
Gas Fixtures cannot be equaled in the City,
and we invite all those in want to call on
MISKEY - MERRILL & - THACKARA
ambirrAcrunmals,
Showroons, No. 718 Chestnut Street.
aulB 3mrp
TE3A-AC NATHAN'S, AUCTIONEER AND
- - ,?Honey Broker, nortlwast corner . Third and ttpruco
streets.-111260,000 to Doan, in largo or small amounts, on
Diamonds, Silver-Flate, Watches, Jewolry,and all goods
of value. °Oleo Hours trom 8-A.-111.-to 78. M.vW-Ds
tablished for the last Forty Yearn. Advances mado in
large amounts at the lowest vrarkot rates. Don
uaollou With pny.othor 0111 coin Chip Vity. 4 -
WATER -!Roots, tiSc.
WATER-1 3 1tOOFS,
WATER-PROOFS, sl'l2.
WATER-PROOFS, $1 25.
WATER-PROOFS, $I 50.
WATER-PROOFS, $1
WATER-PROOFS, $1 75.
4 WATER-PROOFS, Is 2 00.
WATER-PROOFS, $2 50.
WATER-PROOFS, ENGLISH.
EVERY GRADE,
FOR GENTLEMEN.
BARTLETT,
ES, &U.
BRACKETS, &c.,
EVERY SHAPE,
PIIILADL•'LPIIIA
PIANOS
M -j! " - '•W
STEINWAY & SONS'
Grand Square and Upright Pianos.
Special attention to called to their new
PATENT UPRIGHT PIANOS,
with-Double Iron Frame, Patent. Resonator, IMbnlar
Metal Frame action, it., which are matchless In Tone
and Touch, and unrivaled in durability.
CHARLES BLASIUS,
WMIEROONIS,
No. 1006 CHESTNUT STREET.
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CHINA AND GLASSWARE
PRESERVING JARS.
PRESERVING JARS.
The Best, Cheapest and Most Reliable
PATENT FRUIT JARS
IN THE MARKET
WE KEEP ON IIANI)
Moore & Bros., Dexter, Pet, Whitalls,
Mason,Gem,Great Eastern, Mason
Improved, Hero, Paragon, Har
tell's, Queen, Mil!vide, Wil-
cox, Star, Exoelaior,
Best and Bee.
STONE, GLASS AND CHINA CORK
FRUIT JAR CANS
JELLY TUMBLERS.
CORKS AND SEALING WAX
FOR PUTTING UP FRUITS,
FETIIERSTON R CO.'S,
No. '270 South Sooond Street,
Above .Spruce.
Goods deliirered free to all parts of the city.
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)OLISRING POWDER. THE BEST
for cleanshm Silver aml Plated Waro, Jewelry,oto.,
vor manufactured.
PARR & BEOTIEtFIt,
iii tfrp 82401104mA atxeot. below-Fourth.—
sena
EVERY SIZE.
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