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Latest Ma, ke,s by Telegraph.

Chicago and hock Island, 110; Cumberland pre-
iereo, 58l; Illinois Central 121t biichIgan south
Hudson River 1879; Canton Company, 56l Erie Rail.
road, 84b; Western Union Te e2raph ColnpanY, 563
treasury 7'30 Notes, 1867 Ten-forties, 99E Unite
States FIves. 1l35; United states Coupon SIxes,
49,. GoId, l5l.
BALTIMORE, October 10 Flour is very firm !:
Western extra, $12 75Gl13 so. Wheat steaaY. Corn
firm; receipts light. Oats firm at 57Cd53s. Rye
firm; sales at 15tdl7c New Clover SIS 1908 rs
Provisions inactive. Coffee steady at 18019Bc IN
god Sugars very firm. Whisky steady.
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Fire at Ottawa. G. w Cabipst Meeting

OTTAWA, October l5.-~A destructive fire oc-
Cured here yesterday. Many tenement-houses
were burned, aud large number of families
turned out of their homes, losing everytsiug.
A full Cabinet meeting will be held tomorrow
to take final action in regard to the Confedera.
ton scheme, and to discuss the instructions
that are TO be given to the delegates to England.
MONTREAL, c. E., October l5.-Petitions to the
Queen TO defer the Confederation question until
new Parliament is called to settle the details,
particularly the school question, are to be ex-
tensively circulated.
A cargo of military stores, chiefly Westley
Richards muskets and carbnes, have arrived.
The duty on imports for the last three months
amounts to over 81 800, 900, being an increase of
$35OO0O over the same period last year.
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Gale at Boston.

FosToN, Oct. l5,-A heavy northeast gale is
prevailing on this coast The steamers Oriental
George Appoid Wna. p. C,Jle, and Nm. 1jbbats,
for Southern ports, went to sea yesterday.
The steamer NOntyecL tor Portland started
this morning, but returned on account Of the
gale.
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G II E r O X T. Il PILL s.
Or Female Regulator,

Cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful Menstruation
Green sickness, Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pains in the Back, Sick Headache, Giddiness
And all diseases that spring from irreVuarlty by re-
moving the cause and ali tho effects that ro IT,
They perfectly safe in all except when for
hidden by directions and easy administer as they
nicely sugdrcOGted They should be the hands OF
of every maiden wife, and n other in the land
Ladies address in perfect confidence and state
their complaints in tul, as we treat all Female Com
plants and prepare Medicines suitable Ior all diseases
which they subject Thrty-two page pamphlet in
sealed envelope free
The Cherokee Pis are sold by all druggists at al per
box boxes for 80; they sent bY mail free OF
postage in ordinary let from observation by
addressing the sole PROPRIETOR
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MARRIIID.

GAw-sNNDER.-on the 10th instant, by the Rev.
Edwin w. Hutter. ALEXANDEk OSBOURN GAW TO
Miss MARIE Y. SNYDER, daughter Of the late ELIAS Ii.
Snyder, all of Philadelphia
MALLOCK-CONNER-on the 9th instant, by the
Rev. samuel Lowrie Mr.. JOHN MALLoCK TO Miss
LIZZIE CONNER, all OF this city.
SMEDLEY GARRETT. - On the 10th instant at
Fren1s Meeting House, birmingham Uhes ter county,
Pa GEORGE l.. sMEDLEH, OF the city of Chester, to
place
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Marine DisasteT.

SQUAN, Oct. l5.-The schooner Il. @. Porter,
of and from Providence for Philadelphia, is
ashore sixteen II lies north of Barnagat, high
and dry on the beach.
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TML-TAPPING.- - This morning man,
whose name was not given, was observed by a
of Patrick Kandy'F tavern, in Thirteenth street,
below Filbert. She immediately gave the alarm
and detained him until officer Spencer appeared
on the field of operations and took him into
cutody. The prisoner only succeeded in getting
about $140. Had he been a little longer in the
reach, he might have secured $50 which was in
the back part of the drawer. He had hearing
before Alderman Jones, who committed him to
answer the charge of larceny.
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CHLDREH's CLoTHNG.-M. Shoemaker 6 Co.
Nos 4 land n. Eighth street, are now opening
splendid assortment of boys, girls, infants, anC
mis- es' clothing.
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BURNT ALMONDS, Rose Almonds, Iceland Moss
Paste, Cream Chocolates, etc, can be had at all
times of George w. jenkins, Confectoner, No. 1O37
Spring Garden street.
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HEAVY BLOWING ALL ARoUND.-It was thought
and hoped that the election would quiet the polIti
clans, and give us some peace but they still storm
about "illegal voting, etc., just like old Boreas.
who, not content with giving us the "Equinoctal."
has, as the brokers say, resumed operat ons" and
commenced blowing again for nothing, for all we
can see. If any blowing is wanted Just now, il is
about the splendid Fall Suits selling at Char.es
Stokes & Co.'S one.price frst-class Clothing Store,
under the Continental. They are worth Glowing
alout
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MARTIN LUTHER once thought he saw the Devil
in his chamber, and threw inkstand at his head.
Il lad they had in those days Ayers Pills to exercise
all the devils that come from disordered stomach,
his lauRhable fright would not have become matter
htatn
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STEALING A CoLLAR.-James Murphy,
who rs decided lover Of the canine species, cot
into trouble on account OF his perverted tastes
Seeing man with beautiful full-grown ter
rier, that had legs like pipe-stems a tale the
size OF rats, and was, in short, very "6nen
dorg, weighing only pound and half James
sense OF honesty was overcome by the tempta-
tion to possesg such a treasure. Accordingly,
he made friends with the owner of the little
beauty, and invited him to smile at place No.
71T ShlppeB street.
He took the preCautioD TO put drug in his
new friends liquor, however and he was soon
in the land OF uDconsciOusness. Seeing his way
clear, James then appropriated the pretty little
animal, and made off with 1t. The i'll treated
owner OF the 'dore', when he awoke found hls
pet missing, and Immediately went in search of
it, He applied for warrant against Murphy
for stealing bis terrier, but unfortunately he
found that he had forgotten TO register it. How
ever, he got out warrant against Murphy for
stealing the collar which was attached to the
neck of the dminutive little animal and he
was arrested the same night. Murphy had a
hearing before Alderman Tittermary, who after
hearing the facts of the case committed him to
answer for larceny.
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TWELFTH AND CREsNUT is the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Beading and to have your Fur.
niture reupholstered, vanished, and repaired by
practical Oikmen.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
[For additional A0ausemeats see Third !
U " UuHtttO7Iut d"1N6tWeHtS 5ee IHt'd fdge.I
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC f.,
ITALIAN OPERA


ITALIAN OPERA
GRAND oPENISG NIGHT.
CRIsPINo LA C0MARE
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Only night OF VerHl' Il 4RSSRf96hssI %SSs RR9f96SHsI Opera
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The principal sharacters hg
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70 Palq9ft, Bactny, and Dress Crct e.........sIGa
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The sale OF tickets for any the aboVe-nsaasd per-
tormances conAme nces
THI9 N ORNTNG,
20 80 ,Ss street sSs
TnE GREAT LINoOLN MEMORIAL
SAT- GaAt sGEt. .'9 29E = TrsA
ne most magma eat tanoaithS awnings ever eX-
hihiteu They from ile eenSu ~
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K. MURDOCH, Esa, delivers An entertaining de-
boce kSSsyl Mns,ssl selections by NAL'LLE ELVfRA DE
SILVA AdusSsIon, % eepts teseIyee seats sV cents.
TsTATB OF MATTHIAS W. BALDWIN,
u deceased susary upo, the Esta,s q, ATrpr.s
W BAi,DNI IN devease AavinR 0een granted by the
Reestes Of Wts l9r the CITY and Coanty ehadel-
phia y me urSeIsSneo executors OF his will al
anesed 10 make RsYrhent aid those having aims or
gIlfOut dOlsy 10 JOHN t'IAY,ON
No. III WALNUT Street or
. JOSEPH TOWN FNO
a15mst No Sl3 RJH steset
sHHVN Execu,9a,
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING. "A new case
illustrating the danger of allowing children to
meddle with firearms came to light this morn
ing. Lafayette Wheeler, lad IL years of age,
was handling loaded pistol, when IL was acct
dentally discharged, and the contents lodged
in his right thumb, inAicting very dangerous
and nAinful wound.
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DR.. WRIGHTS REJUyENArlNe ELIXIR,
OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE,

Cures General Debility, Weakness, Mysteries In
Females, Palpitatlon OF the Heart, and
all Nervous Diseases
1t restores lite and vig0r to the aged causing the
hot blood Of youth TO the velns restoring the
Organs of Generation removing Impotency and Debility
and restoring manness and Iul yigor thus proving
perfect "Elxir OF Love-, removing sterltty and Bar
In both To the young middle aged and
there Is greater boon than this "Eixr of Life
IL gives lease Of life causing the weak and debli
ed 10 have renewed rengh and vigor and the tire
81 ystem TO thrill with joy and pleasure.
Price-0ne bottle ~; three bottles, S. Sent by
press 20 any address.
Our medicines are sold and recommended by all re.
spectacle druggists IN ever part OF the civilized globe.
Some unpnnciped dealers however try deceive their
customers by selling cheap and worthless compounds In
Medicines AM take Others II the druggist does
keep them write 70 us, and we win send them by
press carefully packed, Tree from observation. We will
be pleased to receive letters with iul statements in
gard disease with which ladies gentlemen are
afaicted Address all letters for medicines pamphlets
or advice. 10 the sole proprie or,
Or. w. n. MERWIN,
6umWfSrp No. 81 WALKER Street. New York.
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ELASTIC STITCH SaUTTLE, OR
SEWING GROVER L CKsTi G H
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FOR BAKERS NACHI NE.
FAMILY USE. HIGHEST FOR ia AtLORS,
THE ONLY PREMIUM SHOEM MAKERS
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THAT BOTH SEWS MACHINES II hRNESS
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PERFECTLY LATEST DBE
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SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
WANAMAKER BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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WASHINGTON, October Is.
The Assault Upon Mr.. Painter.
bill OF Indictment has been found by the
Grand Jury Of this district against Benjamin F.
Beveridge, for assault and battery on U. H.
Painter, Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer in July last.
Temperance Demonstration.
The various temperance organizations of this
city are making an imposing demonstration
to day. Some twenty-five hundred persons are
mar, ching IN procession. The procession will
pass l.y the White House, and proceed TO the
Capitol grounds. where addresses will be deli
vered by Senator Patterson, of New Hampshire,
and others.
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FAMILY CASES Case of Thirty five yials morocco
case. and book comp etc, $40 ase of Twenty large
in morocco and book Sc Single boxes with direc-
TORS, 25 cents so cents OrSl.
VETERINARY SPECIFICS M ahogary cases 10 walls
sl6 Single vias, with direc uon., 81
These Remedies by the single box, sent free
OF charge, on receipt OF the price Address
HI MPHREYS' Specific homeopathic Medicine Com
pany, Office and OeDot, No 562 broadway, NOW York.
IL DIR & HUMPHREYS IS consulted daily at his Office, per
For sale by DY orr 4 co. JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY
a. GOWDEN II. CALLENDER. and A MBROSE
Druggists. 8 III snIwS
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Or. w. r. MERWlN.

NO 81 WALKER Street, New York.
n. B.-Cherokee Pills No. prepared for speed
cases when mildeE medicines fail these sent by
mall, Tree o. postage, on receipt of So the price OF each
bOT,
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A CASE OF LARCENY.-This morning a
man named John @. Craning was arrested
upon the charge of stealing a revolver, belong
ing to DR.. Brennan, and $25, the property of
Mary Hill, in Race street, above Eighth He is
an old offender, and was before the same Alder
He was arrested at the instigation of the above
parties by officer Henry Calby who took him
before Alderman Jones. He was committed In
default OF $500,
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES One of DIR. Hum
phreys' cases Of medicines, containing thirty.fve
yials. embraces remedies for every well.known
disease, and costs $40; family provided with one
amount OF their cost, in obyiatng the necessity of
medical attendance, besides securing Its members
from pIotracted and serious illness. The trfpg
outlay required should be consideration with all
who believe IN the axiom that "a stitch in time
saves nine." Disease, to be overcome, must be
promptly met, and DR.. Humphreys remedies are
Invaluable for such q purpose.-NeU IOrl Courier.
HUMPHREY SPECIFIC HoMGPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY. No. 562 BROADWAY, N. Y.
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FIFTY VARIETIES or CAKES fresh daily, at
Morse & Co.'s, Nos 902 and 904 Arch street.
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l. Cures FEYERS, COngestions and Inhammations.. rs
z, " WORMS Worm Fever, Worm Colo. tc......25
=, " GA1lNG COLO, or Teething OF infants......25
=, D11AhhmcEA OF children or adults. ;.'.....''Z2
g. " CHOLERA NJ oRBUS Nausea or Vomiting. .25
4 " COUGHS, Gods. Hoarseness. Bronchus. ....3
g. NEUHALGIA, ToOthache, Nervous Pains ....25
,g HEADACuES, Sick Headache, or VertigO....2
10, DYSPEPSIA. Bilious Stomach Costiveness. .25
~, snPPkESSED, scanty, or painful Periods s...25
l3, GROUP. oarse Cough Difficult Breathing. .25
a. SALT Rheum. Ery spelas, Eru Otions ........2j
70, " RhEUM ATISN, and ~ Rheumatic aims. ....25
l6, :" FEVER and Ague Chlll Fever old Agues. 80
II, . PILES internal or external! blind bleeding5U
Is, OfHlHALMY, sore, inf6med Eyes Eyelidsj0
~ " GATAkRH, acute or chrome, or Influenza.
90 WHOOP1NG- COUGH or Spasmodic Coughs. 80
II, AST MA oppressed difficult Breathing. so
~ " EAR Discharges and impaired Hearing ......5l
l3 - SCROkULA, en- arged Glands aud Swe lings. 80
q GbSERAL Dsbi ity, or Physical Weakness. so
e5 ~ DROPSi and scantv Secreu ons. 80
rs . SEA-Sickness. or sickness from riding Sc
27, % KIDNEY Disease GIavel Renal Ca oul So. W
lS, NERVOUS De bity, Seminal Emissions, In
m 4, ,oNonun'aIy Dlscnorges..... ............W
~ " sOkE mouth. or Canker.. 81
go " BRINAKY Incontinence or victim, the bed. 80
81, " PAlNFUL Periods even with Spasms. ....... so
81, " SUFFEklNGS AZ change of lite. .......... 100
81, " EPlLEPSN, SDasns aud I. Nitus Dance, =. 100
}4 " and liberated Sore Throat
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MEssRs. G. SoMERs & SON. No 625 Chesnut
street, under Jaynes Hail. not only offer the most
perfect stock of fashionable ready made apparel tor
gentlemen made from the choicest and most ap-
proved materials but they ling al toDer rates
We have taken some pains 10 ascertain the relative
prices charged at our leading clothing establish
mel ts, and are bound TO state, as q consequence,
that II any OF our readers wish to secure rstclass
paTment or SUIT, made from the best and most fash
ionable material, let them visit the house of @.
SOmers Son, No 625 Chesnut street This is a
positive TACT. which all would do well to profit by.
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Eive-Twenty Coupons,
Due November l,
Wanted by
DREXEL & Co.,
No. "a South Third street.
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DROWNING CAsE.-About 2 O'Clock Sun
day morning very respectable looking man
walked overheard into the Delaware river at
efforts were made to save.him, all efforts were
unavaling. His body was recovered He is
about five feet eight inches in height, and was
dressed in military clothes, and was apparently
a German by birth. He had on pair of light
blue cavalry pants blue cloth vest, with army
buttons, blue coat, blue shirt, and pair of new
boots. He was dark completed, with black
for Identification at the Nineteenth Ward Station
House.
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You ARE ATTRACTED to h. +. Remer's Photo.
graphic Gallery, No 624 Arch street, because you
there get, for moderate charge, life-size Photo
graph. OIL and small card Photographic.
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RoBBRRY.-Two men, answering to the
names of John Cardiff and James Carroll, were
arrested at an early hour on Saturday morning,
by Officer Davis, IN the act of robbing the store
OF Messrs. Cheeseborough q Pearson in Water
street, above Chestnut They had a hearing
before Alderman Dougherty, who committed
II em hnth IN araWpr
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. M.
The AssamIt Upon NIr. Pninter.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH. III
WASHINGTON 0ctoher TX
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A FREE FIGRT.-In some parts of our
city, and by particular portion of our popula-
ton, Saturday night seems to be considered
party of these disturbers OF the peace got into
a row near Nicetown, in the Twenty-6rst Ward,
and had free fight IN the real old Western style.
Mr.. G. W. Nestor. The person who took the
bite is named John Haguel. John was arrested
and had a hearing before Alderman Thomas,
who held him in $2500 to answer the charge OF
mayhem. Godfrey Haguel and Elias Rogers
were also arrested at the same time and were
held to answer for assault and battery.
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MEDICAL.
sIMILIA sIMILIsus cURANrUR.
HUMPHREYS

III NJ E PATHIC SPECIFIC ,
Fave proved, from the most ample experience, an
entire success; simple, Prompt E1cent and Reliable.
Ley are the only edcines perfectly adapted to popu
lar use-so simple that mistakes cannot be made in
using them; SO harmless as to be lice danger and
go efficient as to be always reliable
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT A RoBBERY.-Ed-
ward Kelloph made most determined attempt
TO enter the house of a Mir. Mclaughlin, resid-
ing at Fiftieth and Walnut streets, in West
Philadelphia 1t is alleged that during the
absence of Mr.. Mclaughlin, Kelloph went to
his house and attempted to enter, but was re-
sisted by Mrs. Mclaughlin, whose cries attracted
the attention of the neighbors, and Kelloph was
frightened of, He hardly got clear from the
house when he was met by the proprietor, who
was coming home in his wagon. He saw the
situation OF afTairs, and jumping into the wood,
attempted to arrest Kelloph, but came of second
best, and got into his wagon again. By this
time an officer of the police was attracted to
the spot, and arrested Kelloph, who was
taken before Alderman Allen, and was COM
mitted to answer, on the charge OF assault and
battery and attempt at larceny.
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AsAULTING A CONDUCTOR. - There Is
probably no class of men who are more tried in
their tempers than the conductors of our street
railway cars; it is indeed geod school to learn
patience. There are great number who think
a conductor is legitimate, but at which to
vent their ill-nature and abuse. A case in point
happened last Saturday night, ,'on one of the cars
of the Tenth and Eleventh Streets Railway.
into the car at Eleventh and Market streets
whilst in very intoxicated condition, and on
the conductors attempting to put him off, he
made violent assault upon him, knocking him
down and tearing his coat Cole was! !arrested
and had hearing before Alderman jones' who
held in $400 to answer.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY, WITH INTENT
TO RoB.-Almost robbery took place on Satur-
day evening at New Market and Bridge streets.
Three roughs, who we're about halt seas over,
made ferocious assault upon an inoffenslve
individual named Timothy Reegor. Joseph
ainomas, 3 dne ringleader o. the attacking party,
sconce, and the assaulted and battered man
lifted up his voice and cried aloud for the guar
dians OF the night, and Justify bawled murder"
ii is said. These unusual cries attracted the
police, who arrested Thomas and his two asso
Ciates, Charles Rourke and John Taggert. They
were all held by Alderman Jones in the sum Of
$500 bail each to answer for assault aud battery,
and Thomas iu the additional charge of carrying
concealed deadly weapons