CITY BULLETIN.
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THE POLICE ANCI► THE ELECTIONS.
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A Fieeret'Clicular to the Policemen.
. The' following is au exact Copy (names of
policeman And; Ward - and Xiivision.• only
. omitted) oVa eireidar that has 'been sent to
. each member of• Mnvor•Fox's police by Hon.
' Samuel J. Randalii,"%t) order of Democratic
. candidates." It will be observed that every,po 7
Hewitt') is expected toengage "in these doad
•isits so as to:bring out the Democratic
voters. On the days Ot registration they wore
also 'to:neglect their proper duties, sit with
the canvassers and "render such assistance as
the Donocratic Commer request"—the
—italicizing-Keg-in--the original.
[corY.]
• "No. 734 Saicsom STREET, PHILADELi'IIIA,
Sept. 29, 1870.—T0-L---You have been as
slgned,to canvass the division of the
• Ward.
"We desire•it-to:be done ih -the-'following
manner: Obtain a printed list -of the regis
tered voters "of-the above-named division, and I
with the list proceed through the division.
Ask at each house the name of the man re-
siding-thereiri. At the sante time ascertain.;
his politics. Examine the 'list to ascertain •
'whether the name gived-correspOnds with
the name upon the list. - If it does not,and his
name - be - not - upon - the list, and he- a Demo
cratic voter,
see that he has it placed upon •the
registry on Saturday next, October Ist, 1870.
Do not neglect this; it is all important.
"Mark opposite the name of each Demo-
erat the letter D ; opposite the name of each
the Republican it ; apposite the name of each 4 :
man N% ho has moved from the division
the word " Moved ;" and opposite the name.
of eachnian.who_ts nut a voter the words ,
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"No Voter." „
"After you have thoroughly and oein4
pletely canvassed your division, and marked
the list in the manner above described, you
will return it to the Democratic Canvasser of
the above named division, on Friday evening
next, September 30, 1870, so that he may :Cur
recd any errors existing therein.
Saturday„and Monday, the Ist and 3d
1, day of-October-you-will-remain at the --place-i
appointed for the sitting of the Canvassers . in
the division you have been assigned to,
to reu
der such assistance as the DemoeraticeavaB-
SO MP!! request.
" By order of tha Democratic Candidates.
" SAiruKt, J. RANDALL, Chairman.
" GEouoh McGowitx, Secretary."
DnicCirtos.—Thellittuluctors of the Second
mid Third street, line travel 77 miles per diem
of 17 hours, and receive therefor the paltry
sum of 52. Yet the fare is still seven cents.
'—The granite topping forthe Sfepsi at the
Receiver of Taxes' clii C 6 has arrived. -
—The Democracy have an idea that Gerker
will succeed Lyle. Oh, hush !
—lt is very evident that Bunnie's banns
will be well buttered next Tuesday.
—Who pays for the Creely placards? Not
John, surely!
—When are we to have a Paid Fire Depart
; anent ?
—Spring Garden street is to be op , ueitto the
Delaware. But when ? •
—Recorder Givin is as happy as a lord since
Ned Lyons has been captured. -
-Chief Downey, this morning, was. called
upon by a colored de]igation.
—The railroad -conductors have gone to
Cape May. May they ha-e a good time.
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—Just now the politic' • are anxious to
know all the reporters.
—Look out for your valuables! The NeW
York thieves are arriving.
—The laying of the State House pavement
will probablyl3o completed about the time that
the Democratic party becomes honest.
—lt is said ? and with some show of truth,
that " Bunme" has sold out the ~whole Re
publican ticket to promote his owsuccess.
—Oneof-the Democratic Filth Ward tickets
is headed with the cut of a "green eagle." Oh!
Haggerty ! Haggerty !
—Hon. Samuel J. Randall spends his time
in directing the police force iu their arrests of
colored-melt.
-. 4 Notwittllttandidg the state of thu weather,
the*orkmen einployed in laying the State
House pavement continue their work.
—Cape IslcCusker, of the Insurance Patrol,
forbids his men to indulge in political dis
cussions.
—Some people may think we are wrong:tiii
we are in earnest in the assertion that Christ
mas this year will fall on the 25th of the
twelfth month.
—The police lieutenant of the Fourth Dis
trict gives all his cases - to Alderman -Quirk,
despite the fact that Alderman Goclhou is the
committing magistrate appointed by Councils.
—The citizens of the Fifteenth Ward pro
pose buying the apparatus of the Western and
- Spring Garden Engine Companies, in order
that their property may be protected. N. B.—
No more rioting.
—Chief Engineer Graeff is about — utilizing
the " suckers " that daily throng State House
Row, by attaching them to a neve pump
to draw water from the dam. Ifthey succeed
as well as they do,in drawing whisky from the
candidates, there will be no farther dearth of
water.
The September warrants;of the policemen,
except about forty, were signed by the City
"Controller this morning. The exceptions aro
for those policemen whA, acted.as canvassers,
and are held under ad'iLisement..
—Why doesn't District-Attorney Sheppard
look after the gamblers and policy men? /
—The insanepatients atthe Almshouse were
greatly delighted by a performance by
mons &Slocum's minstrels on 'Wednesday af
ternoon last.
HOW NED LYONS WAS CAPTUEED.—Detec
fiveen Franklin returned to the city last
night, after his successful hunt after Ned Ly
on, tl e Navy Yard burglar. He states that
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the robbery at Smith's bank at Perry, Wyo
ming county, New York, was planned. -before
the attempt was made to rob the Navy Yard
here. Lyons was seen in the town, driving
about, sometime before the robbery. After
his release here he went to New York, in
company with Jim Hope and John Hughes,
who are alleged to have been concerned in
robberies here. An entrance was effected,
into Smith's bank, and the outside door of the
safe was forced open. As they were about
4 preparing for blowing open the inner
the robbers became frightened at the approach
of citizens, wli r Qcom,Posed a sort of Vigilance
Committee. 'MI latterthen discovered the at
tempt to rob the bank: • The different roads
and surrounding railroad stations were '
closely guarded. At one of the - lat
ter Lyons came up.q The citizen 'on ,
guard told him to stop, or he would shoot.
Lyons refi x ised to stop, and the citizen fired.
Three shote were exchang4 Other citizens
,canie up, Mid Lyons finally s~itred to the
:man who - fired at him. His companions were
captured by other squads. Near the bank
"werkfound the tracks of a horse which haw.h.,
worn :a peculiarly shaped shoe. TheSe tracks
were traced for abotit seven miles, and the
horse IS found in a livery stable. The pro
prietor of the stableAdeuti-lied the prisoner as
the man to..svhom:heffiad hired thehorse. ,In
the wagon which 1 d'been :used were fo'Und
some oats and soda: . tools: When Lyons was
searched a memoranduni that he had left a
....carpet-bag in.,Xophester was found. This
valise was secured, and.its contents consisted
of burglar's. tools. Lyons is hold on two
charges, attempted robbery and attempted
murder, and Detective Franklin has lodged
against him the requisition froth Governor.
Geary.
DEATH 1'It()11 BURNS .--Deborah Smith,aged
2.5 years, died last night from the effects •of
. hurns.reeelved.a few-evenings ago, - at 'house
No. 414fittli Tenth. treet. It is.said that a
man. whe , if•Wili AK' house wa,ii intoxicated,
and threw a coatoil lamp at a person standing
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in the kitchen doorway:- "he lamp brolco,and
the oil took lire. Sonic of the burning oil fell
on the dress of Miss Smill ;who way standing
olcise by. She. seized a piece, of cafpet and at-,
tempted to extoiigunttrtbe-dames, but Without
success, She w, terribly burned, and died as p
above gtated. alfe Coroner will 'investigate
the cake this afternoon. — , .. •
: • VlOL.ivriNc THE REGIHTRY LAW.—.lames
Cox and Wm. Taylor, Canvassers of the
Eighth division, 'Twenty-fifth Ward, and
— .llteo b - Wag tfeaTand - Benny - Aye rs7TiliTZ lie en
held in 51,000 bail by Ald. Vallee;-on the
charge of conspiring to illegally register the
' name of a man.
• ; VEHE.—About noon to-dav a fire occurred
at the•bouse of Peter Smith, on Rittenhouse'
street, Germantown. bed and 'bedding
11; - ere burned. /Jobb atoout $2OO.
ALLEGED CPRATERg-ARIVEST OF NEGIROE:I.
:,-,This.m ;tiring, „about :7 o'clOck, • when—thEr
stetupbo • t -Henry L. Grtiv.;'from Baltithore.'
arrived at Arch ..street • wharf, eight Degrees
, who were among her passengers were arrested
1 -by a squad of pelicetnert, 'under charge of
Lieut. MI - Jacky and Detective Gordon. Those
arrests were made in Consequence of a 'note
received yesterday by Chief MAlholland. This
note was signed Wm. C. Coone, Chtetof the
Deteritives of Baltimore, and stated that he,
had learn that a number of negroes intended
leaving Baltimore on. the Caw,. for Philadel
phia, for the purpose of regrstertrig - and
illegally. The men, after their capture, were
taken to the Fourth District Police ation,
and were looked up, and counsel who had
been employed for them were denied admission
to the Cells.. The. officers concerned
in ;. the arrest refused to r give
auy information" about the smatter,
cept "we have the evidence on" them." What
this evidence was it was, impossible to ascer
_ tain_from these_officers,_but.in the_course eta _
few hours Democratic politicians, on the
street asserted that tax receipts sighed "Tatem
for the Receiver of Taxes" 4nd slips for Leeds
and Bunn had, been found on the perknis of
the prisoners. It was also-said that these men
had been hired to wine here for the purpose
of voting,and had received 55' each on the
boat.
Shortly before two o'clock this afternoon
the men were taken to the Central Station,
and then the statements which had been made
by lIQ em ocratie politicians several hours before
rtf
wen), repeated, by the o 'pers, when cloSely ,
questioned about the rim Zr., The names of
the prisoners, as co ed on the slate at the
Central Station. are: William Hall, Thomas
Bdwen, Frank N ashington,.James Spiddle,
&Mittel...Fisher ) Charles Saiallwood, alias
John Hall, Jeremiah Highland and Frank
Williams. Hall, Fisher, Smallwood' and
are alleged to have had tax receipts
hi their pockets.
THE PAVINO OF WEST WALNUT AND
Sicuucu STREETB.—In the proceedings of City
Councils, yesterday, it was stated that a peti
tion from property-owners on Walnut street,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth, and on
Spruce street,between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
asking for the removal of the Belgian block
with which the streets are paved, and the sub
stitution therefor of the old style cobble-stones,
had been presented. The petition was not
fronkr_operty-owners; but frdm the contrac
tors wile - laid the paTem ent - lt seems that for
one property on Walnut street and six on
Spruce street the bills have not yet been paid,
and the contractors desire •to take up the
blocks in front of these houses, and put the
streets in those spaces in the same condi
tion in which they were found—paved with
cobble-stopes.
ATTEMPTED Esciii.E.-- . -.lohn INI , Ion was
locked up in the Seventeenth' District Police
Station fordrunkeuness, last night. During
his imprisonment he attempted to escape.
Be tore away the sink and pipe connected
with it. Ills made quite a big hole. fie
squeezed himself through this, opening and
then 'found that he was between the • floors.
He stuck fast, and,finally, was obliged to call
for assistance. Mooll:”VaS extricated by the
turnkey,
and this morning was sent to
prison by Alderman Bousall.
PrzrunNs or Oyu ALDERMEN.—The follow
ing: sums have been paid to the City Trea
surer as the receipts of our Aldermen for the
month of September
Ald. L. Godbou
Ald. W. S. Toland...
Ald. T. Dallas, ......
Ald. C. M. Cafpenter
Aid. Wm. Neil
A1d..1. P. Thompson.
Aid. C: E. Pancoast
Honsia STEALING.—AUthOtIy Hale, who
was convicted of horse.stealing yesterday, was
again arrested and. taken before Alderman
Muglier.V. He is now charged with the lar
ceny of ii jliorse, saddle and bridle, the pro
perty of gale') ratterson, of Birdahoro, on the
Seth ofJune. After great difficulty Lieutenant
Thomas succeeded in :recovering the horse.
Bale was held in 51,94,10 bail for trial.
A En Lump °IA SILVEII.—The BroWn Silver
Mining Company of Colorado have just re
ceived by express frfirn their mines in Colo
rado, and have on exhibition at the store of
Messrs; Bailey & Co., Mein and Chestnut
streets, the silver mentioned in the telegraphic
despatches of the 27th and 28th ult. The weight
is 1,511 pounds troy, and valued at .i,'25,000.
'"HiGHWAY ROilllEßY.—Johnson Kelley was
before Ald. Kerr, this afternoon, upon the
charge of having attacked and robbed G. W,
Bailey of a silver watch and pocket-book cod
tinning S2l, near Musical Fund Hall, on Mon
day night ]met. He was held in 5,),000 bail or
a further hearing.
WHITE RICE.-A sample - of white , ce,
raised on the plantation of Arr. J. Bennett Bis
sell, on the Cambahee river, S. C., was ex
hibited at the Commercial Exchange by Mr.
Thomas Clyde. The quality of the rice is su
perior to anything ever brought to this mar
ket.
LARCENY .-A boy named , Charles Smith was
arrested yesterday upon the charge of stealing
-the property of several storekeepers along
Delaware avenue. He was committed by Ald.
Quirk.
DOITIILE ASSAULT.—Thomas Loon, a resi
dent of Miller street, Germantown, has been
bold in $l,OOO bail by Ald. Waterhouse, on
the, charge of assaulting his wife and son.
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GENERAL 0. 0..11011'AM:0' AT TliE ACADEMY
or•,_ . Music.—This 'evening the citizens or
this city will Have • a tine opportu
nity to hear the. Christian hero of the late war.
The address and meeting will be under the
auspices of the Republican Invincibles. Tick
ets can be bad at this office and other places,
as stated in.the advertisement.
TOE NILSSON CONCERTS.—The Nilsson Con
cert Troupe WM appear at the Academy Of
Music on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
evenings of next week. The sale of tickets
will begin ontho morning of Satuday, the
Bth inst., at the Academy. Season tickets for
the three nights will be sold for nine dollars.
CAI.I/iiTTENTION to a very valuable
farm for sale, advertised in another column.
By applying at Stephen Robbins' Rolling
mill, Beach, below Vienna street, parties Will
learn full particulars of terms, &c.
CITY IVOTICES.
THE CITIZENS or WASHINGTON will smile
when thq read the report of the •consus-ttikor and'his
report of the amount otatook, color, shapes - 8114'qm
of the Great Brown Stone Hall of Rockhill sWilson,
Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street. Read hie report ;1
STOCK.
Higher than the mountain's peak,
Peeper than the ocean'adeep,
Stronger than the rock-bound roast, •
, Afore numerous than the Philistine host.
coLons.
Color of every tint and hue,
Parer an the azure blue,
. Indelible as time and space, -
T he) hottbst them efraCA, •
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-SIZES.
'We'll fit the lad from three to ten,
And all betw'een that age and men ;
• They lit the crooked, fat and loan, , A
- And all the Mopes that come between.
rmegs.
Cheaper then the common trash,
Better than the babberdesh
That ittAoldaronnd the town 4
By Tom, end Dick, and Jack ;mil Brown
THE LADIEs ot,..PHILAHELrutA,and through
out the State. are Noking forward with filtered tlLAtie
approaching gr lidiWnery Opening of MoiirsolC:
!lady S.Brot on Octoher 15th, at No. 723„Chostnut
ntreet.
MANINfOrI_AiTD_ 1'01;7111'UL XIG.OR aro re
gained by lIELMBOLIPH Ilfri(keT BMW.
LADIES visiting the city :should not fail to
AN! the now Millinery Einnorima (;.' , lllefigra. Thomas
Kennedy & Brothels,. No% 729 GliestFid street. i Their
Opening" on OctOber sth will surpass anything ever
twon in this country.
7,,lFes.
FOR NON-RETENTION 011 IN&)NTINENCE, of
mine, irritation, inflammation or ulceration of the
bladder or kidney's, disease4ol: the prostate glandsstoic
in the bladder,waleil its, sritvej or brick ;lust dein,nits,
and alldisease •df the bladder, kidneys and dropsical
11171,5 inc LD rialrkeT vett L'
1101'SEKEERV.:ES
Go. tol'tlis
Dock street Kitehott
for your kitcljeu articles.
r 8 , 11 at low figures.
I U , M I :OI.I ,' S 'FLUID ' EXTRACT BLICHC .
1)11 . 11(11M a Mn'tt and odor, fror fioui all iujUtiQU. proiwr
, itn actiOn.
PHILADELPHIA EVENING milLgrriN - , FRIDAY; OVTOBER , 7,181 G
WiNvould remind' our lady frtends of the
great-Operiing".. of , Irnshionable,4llUlinery,---at-tho
popular house. of Wipers. Itenne4y Br'Brothere at 14.
729 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. ,
THE - WORD "80ZODONT,"
Which ie faat becoming ft boutieltold word, is ileriend
from the Greek, and compowel of two words, Soo and
01 " Sozo,"iraniilated, means to prottorve, and
" (Monte. ," the teeth'. , ttozonoNr, a prosOrver of the
teeth. And it is trite td its name.
44 SPALDING'S GrxE ' will mend yot . ir - w At
ays,. oruY
thing else that needs mending. .
TAKE NO MOUE UNPLEASANT ANlb UNSAFE
REMEDIES for linplerount And danitorono disemos. tfilo
EXTRACT RECTI.II ♦SD IMEIROVED ROSE.
WASH. • •
SCHIEDAM ADOMATIO , SCHNAPPS.—This me
died beverage is mattpfactSed by the proprietor at
~ S chiedam. Holland, eitpressly for mt.dical use, and is not
only warranted free from all deleterious compounds, but
of the best possible quality, and is the only alcoholic
beverage that has the endorsement of the medical
faculty.
• Dtit up, in quart and pint, bottles. For sale y.all drug
gists and grocers.
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THE GLOB'S' OF MATC - 18 STRENGTH.— I here
' fore the nervous and debilitated should immediately use
BELMISOLD'I3 EXtRACT.BUCIII.7. =
LADIES' HATS, LADIES' HATS,
Of the most beautitnl styles
At prices lower than elsewhere.
At OAKFORIPS. 834 and 836 Ohestutrt street
lIRLMBOLD'S EXTRACT Bucitu gives health
and rigor to the frame, and bloom to thepallid cheek.
Debility is accompabied by many alarming symptomft,
and if no treatment la 'submitted to conaump,tion,
sanity or epileptic tits ensue.
CORNS, Bunions, Inverted Nails, skillfully
treated by Dr. J. Davidson. NO; 915 Chestnut street.
Charges moderate.
SHATTERED CONSTITUTION 4 RESTORED by
lilimiteoLn't: EXTRACT Bt;Cliti.
SITRGICALMERV:3 and druggists
sundries.
NOWDEN t BROTHEIi,
23 South Eighth street.
ENFEETtLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
of t.oth EleXeß IWO 131thEM1301.1143 EXTRACT Bumf!. It
will give Lei& avid euergotie foolingo, and enable you to
sleep well.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CIATARBD
treated with the utmost success, joy Is/LAph, Td. D.
E
and Professor of Diseases of the yo and Ear tlhis sped
city) in the Medical College of Ponnsylvania,l2 years ex
perience, No. 805 Arch street. Testimonials can be seen
at his office. Tho medical faculty are invited . . to ac
company their patients, as ha has no secrets in his prac
tice. Artificial eyes inserted without pain. No charge
for examination.
HELmnoLb's E xritact BDCDI3 AND _IM
PROVED ROBE-WASH cures secret and delicate disorders
in all Weir ottwoo, at - littlo - exponso, little of no cluing°
in diet, no inconvenience and no -exp . giuro It is plea
sant in taste and odor, inunediatd in its action, an 1 free
from all injurious properties:
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA-OCTOBER ,7
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Steamer Mayflower, Fultz. 24 hour from Now York,
with miss to W P & Co. •
Steamer Vulcan Wilcox, 24 hours from Now York.
with incise to W 11l Baird & Co.
steamer H L Gaw, Her. 13 hours from Valtltnore,with
mdse and passengers to A Groves. Jr.
Schr Geo Henry, Salida, from Baltimore, with shin
gles to Norcross 6: Sheets.
Schr Blondel, Chapman, from Provindetown, with
mdse. -
Schr Henrietta, Hart, from Norfolk, with shingles to
810111011 Sons. --
Behr Bee, Herne, froni'Vorfolic, With shingles to Oros
key, & Co.
Schr H W McCauley. Hubbard, from Loechvilre, with
shingles to Crpskey & Co.
Schr Raven a Vi ing. York. Salem.
Sehr Admiral. Steelman, Salem.
Schr Clara Bell. Nickerson, - Now Yr/oc.
Saw W Worthingmn, Tenny, New York. .
Schr Morning Star,Lyneb, Norwich. '
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Schr Annie May, May, Boston.
Tug Thos Jefferson. Allen, from Balthriore, with a
tow of barges to W P Clyde dr Co.
Tug Chesapeake; Merrihew,
from Havrwlie Grace,
with a tow of barges to• w P Clyde .& Co.
3G 00
29 00
35 00
41 1 00
41) 01)
188 9t
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CLEARED THIS DAY . .
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, New York, \V P Clydeq& Co.
Bark Star of Hope (Brii'PetersOn,._Elsinore for order,l);
piter Wright & Sons. •. - _.,
, • c rNG ii win .J olinsoh. Boston. Graeff,Rotherthel&Co
Se Wave Crest, Davis. Thomaston, ...)- - do
Schr American Ugli).,Shaw,Nowoort. do
Schr Sarah Clark. Griffin. Newport, do '
Schr J I) Farquharson, Hopkins. Washington, do
Schr A Townsend, Wessels. Georgetown, do
Schr N H Skinner,Thrnsber.Providence,Slnnicksom&Co
Schr L S Levering. Corson, Providence, do .
Schr Sarah Mills. Baker, Fall River, do
Schr Pennsylvania. Ewing, Stonington, - do
Scot W W ilson, Baker, Somerset, • do
Schr Sophie Wilson. Walls.. Bristol, do
• Schr J Maxfield. May, Quincy Point. • do '
Tug Hudson,Nicholson, Baltimore. with a tow
r....... barges. W PClvde &Co ' •
Tug Orß Witching, Davis, Havro de Grace, with a
tow ot"harges, W P Clyde 44 Co. --
$ 2, 90
Ship Anpie 31 Smoil, Packer, Hailed from San ii'rtin
isco yesterday for flooF Hong. e
Ship Progress (Br), Simons, hence via LonTo.l foe.
Ilaniburg, is tground in the Schaarorn;
Steamer 1 azoo, Catherine. hence at New Orleans a€B
AM -testerdav, in 7 days passage, and will sail on the
14th to return.
Steamer Whirlwind. Sherman, hence. at Providence
eth inst.
Steamer Aehilleti, Collura. from Now Orleans for this
port, sailed from SW Pass PM 2d . ,
Steamer Anglia (Br), Craig, from Glasgow. via
villa 25t ult. at N York yo'•orday, with 544 passengers.
Steamer Batavia (Br ), Billings, cleared at New York
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•esterday for Liverilooi. —
Steamer El Cid,Nickerson, cleared at New York yes
terday lPr Wilmington, NC,
Steamer Regulator. Brooks, cleared at Wilmington,
NC. yesterday for New York.
Bark Rajah of Sarawak. Norton, from Rio Janeiro
14th Aug. at New York yesterday. with coffee.
Brig Sarah (Br), Outerbridge, at Trinidad 24th ult
loading for this wort.
Schrs Jennie A Shepard, Wilhnrt, and F 11 Baird.
Ireland sailed from Providence sth inst. for this port.
SchrJohn Price, Nickerson, hence for Boston, sailed
from Newport 9th inst.
Schr J Simonson, Crawford, from Rosario, at Boston
yesterday.
Schr Annie Staples, Boyd, from Lubec for this port,
at New York yesterday.
FURS.
A. K. & F. K. WOMRATH,
No. 1212 Chestnut Street,
Invite .the attention of the public to their large and
varied assortment of
LADIES' FNE FURS
In Sets from $5 00 Upwards.
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CARRIAGE AND 'SLEIGH ROBES,
LAP BLANKETS, FOOT MUFFS,
FUR GLOVE S , MUFFLERS, si„ . c.
A. K. di F. K. WQM.RATH,
Street.
MRS, E. KEYSER,
N 0.1227 CHESTNUT STREET.
*d...fulLassortment...oll.lNFANY4l.o.o.A.K.B,.CAPS,_
BeNNETS, DRESSES, SOCKS,. IBS, SACQUES and
BASKETS..
WHITE ;PLUSH and W TE CLOTH SACQUES
for Inante.
MISSES' SUITS of al ow Styles.
A splendid assortm t of HIGHLAND SUITS fo
Boys for the coming neon.
CHEAP SCHOOL SUITS for Boys and Girls.
VELVETEEN SUITS, $8 aid upwards.
HANDSOME IRISH POPLINS for Misses.
A full assortment of OVERCOAT for Boys.
WATERPHVOE'S for Children.
Persons furnishing their olvdmitteiial can have them
made in best manner.
seB th s to I
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BOK BUYERS, TAKE NOTICE!
GREAT - BARGAINS.
The old stand, N 0 1724 CHESTNUT Street, to be closed,.
out, regardless of cost.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOORS,
The best assortnie»t in the city,
AT ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICES.
Fine Editions of Standard Works, Poetry, History,
04
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ine tSc contin fiance of the time requiT,l to close
op the business lee shall keep a sufficient supply o f ALL
BOORS and .sell them at a'fliseohnt 01 30 to
33!. portent. Gireusft
D. ASHMEAD, Agent,
724 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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SHEATHING FEL T.—TEN 1 0 RA.MES
Englihb Sheathing Felt, for Rule by PETER YtritIOWL.,A mio t tit3,ll.s wuluut etroot.
MMM
MkMRI
ABEiIVED THIB DAY
rditDIGRANDA
FURS, diC
CI ; 'ILDREN'S CLOTHING
DIEW PUBLICATIONS
pity GOODiS.
MOITRNING GOODS,
FALL AND -WINTER
FOR SALE AT -
ATTRACTIVE PRICES
BESSON & SON,
MOURNING DRY GOODS HOUSE,
No. 918 CHESTNUT STREET,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Black Gros Grain Silks,
Black . Poplin Biarritz,
Black Irish Poplins,
Black Silk and Wool Poplins, '
Black All-Wool Poplins.
Black Ottoman Poplins,
Black Velour Royals.
Black Drap Imperials,
Black Enipress Cloths, •
Black Armnre Royals, .
Black Enirlish Bombazines,
Black All-Wool Cashmeres.
Black Silk Warp Cashmeres,
Black 'French Morinocs,
Black Henrietta Cloths,
Black Batistes,
Black Tamises, •
Black Mousselines,
Black Satin Imperial Ilerinoes,
Black Satin De Chines,
Black Cretonnes,
Black Drap D'Almas.
Blaek Drap De Paris;
Black Alpacas,
Black Mohairs or Glossy Alpacas,
Black Mohair Tamises,
Black Mohair Brilliantes,
Black Batiste Alpacas,
-Black Engllslit' Henrietta's,
Black Australian Crapes,
Black Baratheus,
Black Janus Cloths,
Black Poplin Alpacas.
English Crapes and Veils, • .
Thibet Long and Square Shawls,
Jouvin d ICo.'s Kid Gloves. •
With a Fall Stock of
SECOND MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
1110ER1' IING- GOODS.
Tamise, • Bombazine,
Velour Itusse,
Reps, Henrietta Cloth,
Beim Cordonnet, Crepe Cloth,
Merino, rarissienne.
Delaine, Biarritz.
Saline, rrineetta.Cioth.
Alpacas of every grade.
PERKINS & CO.,
9 SOUTH NINTH STREET.
N. B.—An elegant assortment of PIMPS and LYONS
POPLINS.
sel7-s to t.n3mrp
•
g z 4 Fourth and Arch. r"
NEW•
SHAWLS
LYONS SIO{S,
PEWS POPLINS,
SILK PLUMES,
INDIA SHAWLS,
WOOLEN SATINS. •
LYONS VELVETS,
BAGDAD WRAPS
PARK BLANKETS.
ZOUAVE JACKETS,
GORGEMS PLAIDS,
• NEW SHAWL SUITS,
. CARRIAGE SHAWLS,
NOBILITY VELOURS,
ARISTOCRATIC SILKS,
SERVICEABLE POPLINS,
SOUTIIERLAND . PLAIDS,
mw eu
NEW SILKS, MOIRE ANTIQUES,
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, itc,
EDWIN HALL,
No. 28 S. SECOND STREET, - L'
'OPENED THIS HORNING
NEW COLORED SILKS.
SHADES ENTIRELY NEW.
SPLENDID QUALITY BLACK SILKS
" PIM'S" REAL IRISH POPLINS.
1 " FRENCH POPLINS, Irish finish. v
SILK•CORDED -POPLINS.
WOOL AND SILK SERGES.
CL oTH-ccaolt. URGES.
NAVY BLUE, DATtli GREEN.
SATIN 'DU CHENES, Cloth Colors.
BRAE' DE BUSSE.
' POPLINS TN CLOTH COLORS.
VERY RICH PLAID SERGES.
VERY RICH PLAID POPLINS.
BRIGHT PLAIDS FOR CHILDREN.
BLACK SILKS, best LYONS GOODS, guaranteed
free from mizturc of any kind.
' SILK CLOAK Klit'lfY:RT4.lbe host LYONS GOODS
imgortah—
EDWIN HAL L'
28 SO T.• t S, COND STREET.
•
FRENCH BREAKFAST.CAPS.
. THE MISSES
31[CV' :UGH & DUNGAN
• 114 SOUTH ESEVENTH STREET ;
Have received their Fall Importation of Fiend' Drank
fast Caps, entirely, new designs.
SPECIALTIES IN HANDKERCHIEFS.
GENTS', LADIES', ;CHILDREN'S,
in Laco, I:.', l n&Tlih o , r o e l d o , r l e l d e i ng l it o lig i Ut i n . rotirning
IRVIBROIDERIES.;
French Wor i 4C 3 t a u i lmr n e s :l , llll l. a , ir c t o urg;Mir s cingii,
Novelties ifil i Neek Ties,
Infants' Outfits on hand 'and 'made to
order at the shortest notice.
se2B-w s awry
71 - IE P E Glakit
UNRIVALLED PIANOS. •
Also, those of K RA NICK, BACH .5c CO., MILLER, etc.
Very cheap at
WM. BLASMS,IOOB Chestnut - Street.
Be2v.tu th B tu 3n111) „ : •
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Foit,4EgIiTLEIMEN..
MADE ON IMP'ECOVED. LASTS, INSURI
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Comfort, 7/Etectuty and Dura,bilte
aul9 fni w
NEW CARPETINGS.
JAS. H. ORNE SON & CO. j
626 CHESTNUT STREET.
•
'e are now receiving a full supply of all the now
styles of
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MADE
CARPETINGS
.
FRENCH pIIOQUETTES
FRENCH AXMINSTERS,
ENGLISH AXMINSTERS,
- ENGLISH BRUSSELS,
WILTON I VELVET and TAPESTRIES.
English and An'orican.
INGRAIN THREE-PLYS, •
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
In Sheets from 4 to 8 Yards Wide.
All of which will be offered at unusually
Low _Prices.
JAS. H. ORNE SON & CO:
Chestnut Street, below Seventh.,
R(4164 rn w-hurp
JONES'
,CR E SC ;T
- ONE-PRICE--
,
CLOTHING HOUSE'
604 MARKET STREET.
FINE READY-MADE GARMENTS.
Fall and Winter Styles.
GEO. W. NEEILINN.
Cu.stam Work made to Order at Sltortc.qt
npl3 c f m emrD
S2O $2O $2O 820 $2O
$2O EQUAL!. TO IMPORTED, S2O
!MADE TO 211EItEiritE.
$2O 1E420 00 $2O 00 $2O 00 620 00 020
Style, Fit and Work Guaranteed.
$2O $2O $2O 820 's_o
BolOm f3mrP§
GrIECO. J. 1 - 110 - NKJELS,
CADINLT MAKER,
1301 and 1303 CHESTNUT Street.
A tine assortment at tb ,Lowest Possible
Prices
2mrp3
1316 CHESTNUT STREET. X3lO
JOHN M. GARDNER
Offers an Entire New Stock of
SPLENDID:I
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY
NEW IN DESIGNS; .
RICH IN OWALIM;
WIN L AND LOW E N FINISH
F.
'AND LOW IN PRICE
The above points being well appreciated, induce met
keep these facts before thepeople that I may coutinm
to receive 11,10 r patronage, promising prompt attentiot
to all orders entrusted to ine.
ted-cc f m rib tl mbl
---+ .7 - AitTlIF I C lAL LIMBS.
liEl
I VAST IMPROVEMEN
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
LEGS AND ARMS,
E T L 1 LA SiL"
No. 637 ARCH STREET ,
,PHILADELPHIA,
PiunphlotH Kenn roe, Belg-rn w f 13trp
•••4
UMB!ELLA.S, RC
An experience of twenty yerra l in the menu
facture of:
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
Convinces me en UMBRELLA mode of good ALPACA
+ is the BEST for g Till service.
A furl slortment of different q antics. Altioepro+++ , --,
Silk and Fine Singh° Umbrellas.
Afrinyles of finish manufactured end for salOhy
JOSEPII FUSSELL, •
Nog. 9 & 4 N. Fourth St., Corner of market.
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.?7":777‘, 1 7;
7.B,,tsje
S , :NV %L
v , ;
R STYLE` .
114.1;,TLETY,'
NO. 33 SOUTH SIXTH STRrET
ABOVE CHESTNUT.
CARPETING'S. lszt..
CLOTIIING.
CHEVIOT SUITS.
EVANS & LEACH.
628 111ARKEy Street.
FURNITURE, &V.
GENTS , FURNISHING 000134.
The Gentlemen's Furnishing Store of
JOHN O. ARRISON,
Nos. I and 3 N. Sixth St., Philada.,
has been thoroughly stocked with
goods suitablgi for the season, among
which is a great varietyof_Gentlemen's
Wrappers and Breakfasti s hokets, Silk,
Wool, Merino and Flannel Shirts and
Drawers of his own manufacture arid
importation.; also, Gloves, Scarfs,
Ties, Handkrchiefs, Suspenders,
&e. In fact, all goods appertaining to
a Gentleman's wardrobe, of the belt"
quality, latest 'patterns and lowest
prices.
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GAS - F,OCT URES.
CORNELIUS & SONS,
MANUFACTURERS
GAS FIXTURES.-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SALESROOMS,
821 CHERRY. STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
We have no Store or Salesroom on
Chestnut Street,
CORNELIUS & SONG,
GAS FIXTURES
AT REDUCED RATES.
Persons furnishing houses or stores will find.
it to their interest to deal with the Manufac
turers direct. Our assortment of all kinds of
Gas Fixtures cannot he PlitialPri in the city,
and we invite all those in want to call on
MISKEY, - MERRILL'et:THACKARA,
MANUFACTURER-%
Showroons,'No. 71.8 CheAtnut Street.
ant? ?ump
Baker, Arnold & Co,
fIIANUFAMITRERS OF
GAS FIXTURES,
CHANDFLIERS,
PENDANTS,
Of New Desiglis.
SA.LES ROOlll9
710 Chestnut Street.
M&NEFACTORT:
S. W. corner Twelfth and Brown Sts.
afl22 2mrp
TICIANS
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
And Drawing Blateriala, atich ns Dividers, Bow PKie,
Drawing Pena. Surveying .tagn.pass, Transits, Levels,
Chains, Tape Measures, Drawing Papers, citc.
Made and for Bide by
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO.,
924 CHESTNUT Street, Philanolpilia.
DEY Strek, Now York;
Catalogues of 116 pages sent on application.
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Such as Spectacles, Magnifying Lenses.
511CROSCOPRS FROM buOTS. TO 86 00: •••..
Microscopic preparationii, Telescopes, Sgy .
. Opera Glasses. Field Glasses, Ac., Sc. • •
Made and for:Jade by
JAMES V:. ZIUEEN it CO..
OYIESI NUT Street, Philadelphia.
.No .5 DE Y Street, Now York.
STEREOSCOPTICONS,
MAGIC LANTERNS,
•
with a stock of 10,000 Pictures to select from, always ou
hand. ;Made and for sale by
JA 51 ES W. QUEEN dc
924 CHESTNUT Sireet, Philadelphia.
No. 5 REY Street, Now York.
Catalogues of Mops sent on receipt of 10 cents.
PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS,
such ne Thermometers, liatlmeters, Air Pumps,Electrie
➢Machines, Rhumakoff Coils, Geissier's Tubes, illagnetic
and Galvanic Apparatus, Spectroseves, &c., &c.
Made autl'for sale by
• JAands IAi.4IIJEEN &NO.,
CIIgSTNUT Street, Philadelphia, nud
b DA Y Street, New York.
Catalogues of 64 pages sent on receipt of 10 cents.
seti ifs;
SPE.C3trACLES,
Microscopes, TOiOBCODOS, Thermometers, Mathen4alf
Surveying, Philosophical and Drawing /nstruments a
reduced nrices.
JAMES. W. QUEEN & CO.,
924 Chestnut Street.
jyll IYrns
STORAGE
STORAGE OFTURNITURE
For fornilleo temporarily declining houopicooping. May
bo had irieeparato morals or colloctivoly of
'*. TRIIMIA.N &. SIIAW.
NO, 895 M4I.ItHET 84'.11EVT.
• Having a private watchman, and an employe resaing
on the promisee, will 'greatly leaeon risks of tire and
robbery., l /Y 7 tf
KID GLOV'E'S• &C
RENuir Kip, GLOVES, 2 3 AND' 4'
.12 buttons ' Promenade and Evening bolOrN, a spie l ,-
did ItS9 ovi m ent of this season's importation; itisootit'd
Single and Double Startled Kid •
• :GEO. W. VOGEL.
Qr 3 Ut rpw • - • /42 Chestnut street.
SHOES
BRACKETS, &0.,