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General Wool and the Cleveland Com
venflon of Snldiers and Sailors.
Boswell &Co.

VGHltOh VI oOlulcAS anu odAlOioe
Major General Wool, having been invited to
attend the Soldiers and Sailors Convention at
Cleveland, returns the following replY;-
TRoY. September 4,-To George P. Este, Chair
man. etc,-Dear SRI hasten to reply to your
invitation of the Sd instant to a meeting of the
soldiers and sail ors of the army and navy who
ore in favor of the restoration policy OF Presl.
1ent johnson, TO be held at Cleveland on the
IStb instant. II win afford me great pleasure
toattend the meeting, which intended to do
whether or not 80. III :. :,
ann,her civil war Should il take place II
would be more terrible than the one from which
we have Just emerged. 1t would rend the
linton inio' fragments, never to be again united
except under a military dictator, From the
meeting of officers, soldiers and sailors, 70 take
place on The 18th instant anticipate the most
favorable results. II is no less right ana prooel
than indispensable that the people OF the Unlol 3
should know the opinions, feelings, and sentt
ments of those who have offered their lives as
sacrifice 10 their country.
| have the honor TO be, very respectfully
your Obedient servant,
JOHN d. Wool, Malor-General
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FOURTH EDITION
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMs.
MORE GOLD FROM EUROPE.
Etc. Etc, Etc. Etc" Etc, Eso.
Celebration of the Battle of North Point
Fenian Demonstration.

BALTIMORE, September 12.-The anniversary
of the battle of North Point is being celebrated
TO day.
The association of cold Defender" B" have
dinner at Towsontown.
The Fenian Brotherhood celebrate the day by
holding picnic at Darley Park. where there is
great gathering to hear the address of Prcsi-
dent Roberts on the present condition and pros
poets of Ireland.
There is general display OF flags throughout
the city.
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Tnn sEAsoN ron Bmpe.--Now that Did

TIE SEASON FOR BRDe.--Now that the
season has fairly commenced there will general
slaughter of the birds We see party after party OF
gunners trudging their wayinto therural sections
in quest of their game. Reed-blrds and rail are
very plenty, and are seen in large quantities in
our markets and our restaurants. The enthus-
asm amongst the juvenile portion of our COM
munitv is great and every old rusty-barrelled
musket or shotgun is impressed into the muir
derous service; and in those neighbornoods
where the game IS most abundant the sound of
the guns reminds us of smart skirmish. The
wonder is that there are no more accidents oc-
curing than there are from the careless use OF
firearms by inexperienced persons.
A WARNING TO ORGAN GR1NDERs.-
Peter CapCll is the name of an individual who
perambulates the streets with a hand-organ ana
a monkey. This morning, when opposite Logan
Square, at the request OF some ladies and gen
tlemen, he commenced playing for the amuse
ment OF some children. There being an ordi-
nance against exhibiting monkeys in the streets
Officer Linn arrested and took him before
Alderman Jones, VINO held him in $500 bail tor
his future good behavior. Security being en-
tered he went on his way rejoicing,
FRE.-The alarm of fire this morning at
eleven O'clock was caused by the partial burn
ing OF a stable owned by Mr.. TVecds, and occu-
pied by furniture carmen, situated IN Willow
street, above Nineteenth. Some boys were seen
proving around the vicinity previous to the
fire, and the supposition is that they set it on
ire The damage Will not exceed 500.
DEMOCRATIC NoNIN ATIoN.-The Legisla-
tive Convention Of the First District met last
nipht, and nominated Thomas l.. Simps IN as
their candidate for Assembly.
THRILLING FIRE.-A fire broke out about
noon to-day in a stable in a small street north
OF Callowhill and below Nineteenth street. The
loss was triling.
OBADIAH OFFICRsEEK's CARD TO THE PUBUIc.-
"Geuts, if to office Pm elected,
Your wishes all shall be respected;
The drinking water shall be pure,
The 'Gunner's Run ike crystal flow;
Street-amps shall always brightly glow,
And none high takes must endure;
Butter shall be amazing cheap,
And poultry feast each chmnev sweep;
All men will find 1t in their power
To wear fine Clothes IRON Benefits Tower"
MEMS, Youths, and Boys Clothing
TOWER HALL,
No 5lS MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & Co.
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DIR. FITLER'S
WONDERFUL RHEUMATIC REMEDY

For rheumatism, Neuralgia Gout and Asthma, is truly
astonishing the afflicted world Thousands Of sufferers
who have tried everything, reluctantly purchase it, and
rapidly, to their surprise get well and the terrible
inveterate easily prove it the mos
wonder III remedy known the civilized world Re
member, used inwardly only; contains mercury col
chcum minerals, metals, or anything injurious Lately
reduced from $40 TO 81 per bottle. Warranted to cure
every case, the paid positively returned the
only remedy guaranteed. Prepared by DR.. FITLER,
Graduate Of the University OfPennsyvania one of
Oldest physicians. advice gratis. Afflicted invited
10 call No. 20 :. FOURTH Street, be ow Market
ASTOUNDING CURE OF RHEUM lTISM
W c. os NO 1856 N Thirt zenith street just reco-
vered from rheumatism and Neura gia sufered many
yeas; cured by Or. Filters great Remedy.
MOST REMARK ABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM.
Mrs Keeney. Ridge road above Pop suffered over
20 cars; now well. DR. Filters Remedy again
Robert Tooe, NO. 430 Wilder wants the public
to know that he suffered long time; coulda't move.
cured by Dr. Filters Remedy Perfectly harmless.
WON DERFUL. CONRAD 4. CLOTHNR,
No. 20 n Water st cured Of Rheumatism by three
teaspOOnnl doses of DIR. titlers Ii faole Rheumatic
Remedy. He could not walk
ASTONISH NC. ALDtRhAH JOS. II. COMFY,
Franhiold suffered II years Cured by one bottle OF
DIR Filters Rheumatic Remedy, and say All, get
cured b using the Remedy.
| MOST WONDERFUL CURE OF NEURALGIA AND
RHEUM AElSM
Ever known. Mr. Joseph States, Andalusia, suffered
a litel Tried every thing Cured only by Dr. Fit
| ler's Remedy.
! ANOTHER CURE JOSEPH STEVENS ESQ,
| years with rheumatism, has been completely cured
by using one hall bottle of DR.. Filters Great Rneg
| matte edy; used inwardly Depot No ~ 5.
| FOURTH street. Warranted to cure
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE.
The lady having charge OF the Union League House
suffered n bly,. cured by Dr. Filters Remedy SIWs
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CASE OF SHooTNG.-Jasper Shull, who
shot the bow Joseph Clements IN the lee yester-
dav was arrested ut Chesnut Hill m the after
noon. lie managed to escape from the officers
at Tie time OF the occurrence. The wound IN
acted is severe one, but is not supposed to be
dangerous. Shull was committed by Alderman
Fitch Tor further hearing.
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Mrs FLORENCE wili sing "COnstantinODle" to night.

FROM THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACY,
May, 1865; edited bv William Proctor, Jr Professor
of Pharmacy in the Philadelphia College of Pbar-
macy -"N Ill the hud extracts go out of use OWING
to the high y, ice, can we have some authoritative
notifications OF the formulas by which we can make
them at q mole reasonable cost? Il tue latter,
shall the change be iii the quality of the menstruum.
or IN the of applying 1t 50 as to reduce tAe
quantity requisite? Can there he a conyOcahon OF
the Committee OF Revision TO authorize some now
method or modification o the present recpeS!"
With regard 10 the contemplated change IN the
quantity, the menstruum itself, IN the prepara-
non of fluid extracts, would take occasion to say
that in medic the health OF he PATIENTS the great
object to be eniued.
The cost of material IS sometnlng. but when put
into tho scale with human health and often human
lite, it IS hardly worthy of consideration at all. NV
Buchu (Helmbodsl will continue to bs made as
formerly and If 1t cannot be maintained at present
prices, tney will have to be advanced to meet the
advance IN the price or material 10 such as desire
quantity instead OF quality would say that water
is a cheap commodity, and may be readily added by
the person using the medicine il he desires to do so
II. T. HELMBoLD, Druggist and 'hemist,
No 54 Broadway, New York City,
n. >, .,pkV t.fIn doll. lfn
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DAVIS, On the 10th instant, at Nonstown, Pa,
s rsSyes snd rends s anS q b6se Ss az the family arc
respectfully invited 70 attend LIS funeral from hrs late
day morning at 10 o'clock FGuera 20 proceed 70
Friends Buryng Ground. Carrlasss win be provided at
BAepALL.-on the morning of the 10th instant,
JOSIAH RANDALL L IN the 18Th ear OF his age.
fully invited to attend the funeral from his ste resi-
denGe, Ho 19 M ~ashngIon quare on hursaay mo5e
TO Laurel Hl. y
sHho oNK.,- On the oh instant ELIZA, wife o. Lewis
Shronk, IN ihe 4lst year other age.
Her relaiy ana friends are invited. without further
husband, in Plymouth owhship Montgomery coanty, ,
on the Ridge road, about one mi below Norstown on
ieyerinefon Cemetery 1S Rozbosodeh, hG o'O'N
1bR hQEyEN.-On the 9th instant THEoDORUs
Gs friends aud those Of the family are respectfully in
o auteSnsoS 6e frsS 8qSTa from hS SD dSe on TnS
a9gNS Gora oroc Sye9qe en- on THURSDAY sInoon at
WAI.--on the lth Instant. Mrs SUS SANNAH, rclict
fthe ate caleb Way in the 12d year OF her age
Inc relatives ana friends OF the family are respect uy
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF her
Friday morning next at 10 o'clock
NH- FRANKLIN INSTT UTE.
spec ial meeting of the Board Of Managers OF tue
Franklin Institute. held Scp ember Ii IN, the following
whereas S Tf6l OF the
liest members Of the Franklin ns itute has atera ons
an9 uSel1, we been separa ed by death rom mis- iaY
" whereas he Manag ers Of the Institute chershing
in lively recollection his services as a Member, Mana
ger and Vice President Tor many years and aso of the
genius, skill, and industry which marKed his
mechanic ana manufactured deem It right to perpetual e
their records their high estimation of his character
and worth; therefore
Resolved, That il is with deep sorrow they have
heard of the death of Mr.. BALDWIN. and of the
OF those earthly ties which for
bound him to the Institute and to its members in
the cordial bonds OF usefulness personal friendship,
in honorable competition in business and i'm the
promotion OF the application OF science to the useful
urls.
Re'Olyed, That we sincerely .condOe with his imme-
diate family and friends in this great bereavement,
and trust that the consong Temembrances of hts pure
amt hon 1T character his Chr stian lie and usetd
ample to oil men may calm their sense of his loss and
lead them TO that ependence the Source OF all good
which 30 manifest sustained him during his ca, thly
career and made death the eternal lire and
happiness.
Be'Olyed hat as further mark of our affection and
respect Tor deccas ed friend and associate will in
a body attend his funeral and that the members OF the
Institute be requested 20 join with paying ,hls last
tr butte to his memory.
Resolved. That copy OF the foregoing preamble aud
resolutions be sent 10 the family of Mr. Baldwin by the
President Cf the Institute. 1t
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New York Democratic state Convention

ALBANY, N. Y, September 12.-The Demo
cratic state Convention was organized to-day,
by the election OF Sanford r. Church as perma-
nent President.
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INC NntionnI TeIegranhic Union.

BALTIMORE, September l2.-The National
Teleeraphie Union assembled in convention in
this city to-day.
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Gold from Enrnne.

New YORK, September 12.-The steamship
Pere're, from Brest, which arrived at this port
yesterday, brought 81 100. 600 in gold.
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YE PTMPLED, BJoToHED, AND ULCERATED VIC
TINS of scroiulous diseases, who drag your uncean
persons into the company of better men, take Ayers
Sarsapara, and purge out tho foul corruption from
your blood1 Restore your health, and you will not
only enjoy life better, but make your company more
toerable TO those who must keep it.
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And No. 104 South Tenth neet Philadelphia.

TUE Biblical Recorder, sueaking OF the Pain
Killer" saYs:-
awe be'ieve the ub'ic generally have great cont-
dence in this medicine The numerous testimonials
in i,s favor from we-krOwn clergymen and mis-.
sionares are well calculated TO convince but
the most skeu;icaI II there be any of our readers
who still doubt touching the magic powers Of PERRY
DAVIS PAIN KILLER to relieve pain, we advise
them to buy one bottle and give it a trial, We never
knew it TO fail"
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DIR. HUMPHREYS OF No. 562 Byoad yav, New
YOlk, well known to the Homeopathic medical
practice has transferred his interest to a COMPANY
of which he is a member, and now ready to Iur.
nish all the varNes of Specifics the profession and
people may need No house IN this deparme mt OF
medicine has larger facilities, better reputation,
than that OF which Dr. Ii. IS now at the head
NelrdrE AdUertiSeT Ma ch %, 1866.
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BBNEER-Suddenly, on the 9th instant, HANNAH,
vile o. george H. Benner In the SD wear Of ner age
The relatives and iIends Of the family and also tue
members Of ne Liiy Of the Valley Grove NO l. o. OF
D.. ana Chendler's Female Beneficial Society, are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral nom her late
residence NO al East Thompson street below Palmer,
next Thursday afternoon, the 18th instant, AZ
O'Clock TO proceed 10 Palmer Street Ground
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
[For Additional City Intelligence see Third Page.


A SAD CASE OF INFANTICIDE. - There
comes TO our notice a shocking case of this
fearful crime. Margaret Quigley, the culput,
has had serious difficulties with her husband,
resulting in their separation from each other.
BY his abandonment she was lett utterly with
out support, and some four months ago she had
to go TO the Almshouse, where she had a chld
The mother since that has been in very desti-
tute circumstances, indeed, on the very verge
OF starvation. This, and the abandonment by
her husband worked on her mind to such au eX-
tent that she resolved to drown both herself ana
her baby. So she heroically mustered up her
courae c, aud started for the river Delaware to
end her sorrows. She selected the wharf at
Neaffie x Levy's works, In Ken5ington, as the
scene Of her operations.
Standing on the wharf, she wrapped her little
boy, aged only tour months, in her shawl and
then ith ruthless hands flung the little inno-
cent into the deep river, IT. little pleading face
in its helplessness called in vain Tor pity and ITS
spirit took fight from amidst the water, The
wicked, heartless woman, alter sac had de-
stroyed her child, did not dare TO throw herself
into the water, and in cOwardly haste turned
from the spot She was followed, however and
arrested on Beach street. When asked why sac
did not drown herself first. she said that she
wanted to be sure that the baby died first She
was committed by Alderman Cloud TO answer
the charge of infanticde.
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MEDICAL.
sIMlLJA slMILIsUs cURANTWR.
HUMPHREYS

HUmPIfHEh'S
HON TOPATH HIo PECIFICS,
Fave proved, from the most ample experience an
entire success; simple Promot hncent and Heliab E.
They are the only Medicines perfectly adapted to popl
lar use--so simple tbat mistakes eannot % be BE- made IA
SO efficient as TO be always reliable o..
/, Cures FEyEBs, Congesions and TnaammatIon' IS
2, " WORMS, Worm Fever Worm Coic eic...,..25
g DIARTHd,A OF children or adults. ;.........2l
" DXSENTtRY Gripping; bilious S9 & e;ii;,; ;''i}
4 " Cough, Co De. Hoarsenes5. Bronehils. ..?
s. " NEUEhLGIA. ToothaChc. Nervous rains ....I2
g. HEADACHES. sick Headache or Vertigo....l5
10 DYsPEPsLA. Bilious stomach yostlye ,ess. Is
~, " SQPPRESskD, seanty, or painful Perlods''''52
i5 CR6UP. Hosrss Cough Diaclt breathing IS
"a SALT Rheum Ery sDeas Eruntions. ,,....,,S3
D, RHEUMATISM. and Rheumatic p aims. ....3
~ - EEEER and Ague Chill eyer-od Agues. .9O
Is, otHiHALMY, sore, infamed Eyes or Eyelids5O
~ Sodnh SASToAMhi acute ot chronic, or lnf1en5a
81 AsT M, oppressed dinlcul, Breathing. I'D
25 sCRoFULH en- arsed SS GlSndS ana Swe linas 80
al &bbnnbkAL Deb ity, or Physical weakness B.. 5g
26 " StA-Sckness or sickness rom riding .,..... 50
kIHDNEn kHDNn1 Disease Gravel Renal 90 cud ;..~
-, =, voluntary Discharges..... ............l0,
30, - URINARY Incontinence or wettnS the he'd. so
b. fA1hEEUL, EsUL feIiods even with spasms. ...... y.
5 EPiLEPsy soSsms' and ~ t. Vta: Dance iS .ISS
81 DIPHTHERIA and liberated Sore Throsg 80. 80
yIas IN morocco and book So Single boxes with diree
VETERINARY SPECIF1os-M ahOFary cases. 10 Walls
sl8. Single walls. with drecuons, 81.
THESE Remedies by the case single box sen. tree
of charge, receipt of the price Address
pSnS % Once and Debot No So BToadway Sew YorS.
DR. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his ofice per
'0Eoy or se Se By BY S9e Or e fSeS
SMITH; wholesale Agents PHILADELPHIA ana by 81
Druggists, ~ smWS
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MRS. FLORENCE will sing "ConstantnOple' TOMS ht.
The ELLIPTIC LOCK-STTTCH SEWING MACHINE,
TWELFTH AND CBEsNUT is the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Bedding and to have your Fur
niture reupholstered, varnlshed, and repaired by
practical Wol kmen.
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CHANGE OF LoCATIoN.-We notice that
the sales OF property bY Sheriff Howell, which
formerly took place in SAMSON Street Hall, wall
pleas. located in the centre building, imme-
diately opposite Independence Hail. This Is a
more central location than even the old place
AT Sansom Street Hall, and those attending the
sales will no doubt find excellent accommoda-
tiOnS
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~T--n REGULAR LINE FOR HART.
7sfasailisss1< FORD, CONN, via the DELAWARE
frns steamer sUsAh Captain Yanderveer now loading
AZ the second wharf above MARKET Street will leave
ss S above on THURSDAY next, tho 18th instant
For terms OF freight, call az No 1872 South MhRryes
0 ll3 WILLIAM NJ BAIRD q COt
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Why is a French franc of no value COM
pared with the American dollar9 Because it is
9OOTth less
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FUNERAL OF MATTHIAS w. BALDWIN,
This morning at halGpast eleven our late fellow
citizen, Matthias w. Baldwin, was buried from
his residence, at No. Ills Chestnut street. The
funeral oDsequies we're very imposing, and were
adequate TO express the public griet. Many Of
our Oldest and most influential citizens attended
his remains to their last resting-place, and his
workmen turned out en- nuSSe to pay the last
tribute Of respect to their lamented employer.
The procession, composed of about seven hun
Ored men, mostly employees in Mr.. Baldwin's
factory, we're led by TWENTY-FIVE foremen of the
locomotive workshops, followed by citizens,
friends OF the deceased, and workmen. The
pail bearers were Judge Strong, r. Cornelius,
J. B. Townsend, +. Peel, B. J. Kendall, and J.
G.. Strawbridge. The procession moved up
Chestnut street to Fifteenth, up Fifteenth to
Hamilton, around into Broad street, and from
thence to the northern part OF Laurel Hill
Cemetery, where Mr.. Baldwin's remains were
consigned to their last rcsung-place. Rev. Mr..
Calkins and Rev. DR.. Marcn read the funeral
service, and delivered few remarks appropriate
to the occasion.
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MARRIIhn

WIDENER-WoLFF.-On the Slst OF NAV, by the
Rev Joseph T. Smith Mr.. ISAAC WJDENER TO n ss
MARY MELVINA WOLFF, all Of this city.
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CUEROKEE REMEDY

,,,os al, urinary comp leints. VIZ. travel Infam-
SuIes a.. M Riadder aud Kidneys Retention OF Urine
stT,eInres of the UretnIa Dropsoal swe Inns Brick
@ aud all diseases that require diuretic,
Dust - ~ VnSscd in conjunction with the
ana Mheh "S' 'CHEROKEE INJECTION,
A.. ,r c.u 10 cure GonoIIhRa, Gleet. and all Mucus
qVes in Male or Female caring recent cases IN
10 three davs and is especla y recommended
n Hose cases Of Fluor bus or Whites N Females
~ ~ tSo medicines used in conjunction will not ia 70
e inc mis- dsagreeabe comp amt and in those cases
ber other medicines nave been used without success
Fa''' Faa' Injection 81, 50.
The Cherokee Cur: /" "R. R.mrdg'' aud "hiscioR
are 10 be found in all wereguated drug stores, and ars
rrcnmmended by physicians and druggists all over ha
world Tor ther intrinsic worth aud merit. some un
nrInciped dealers however try deceive their GUS
tomefs by selling cheap and worthless compounds-n
order 10 make money-in place OF these y y - n9t & de-
eered II the gPsts viii MOI buy them or you write
20 us and we viii send them TO YOU by eXDress securely
packed and from observation We treat az diseases
to which the human system Is subject, and VIII be
eased to receive full and pclt statements from those
N no have iailed to receive reet hereto ore Ladies or
gentlemen dress US IN ptT1eet eonEqeaee' Weae-
sire 10 send thlryWo page pamphlet tree 70 every
ady and gentleman IN the land Address all letters tor
pam els medicines, or advice to the sole propIetor
F~',F DR.. w. MERWIN,
6BmwfSrp No 81 WA KER Street, n. Y.
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CARPETS AND on CLOTHS cut altered, and laid.
at Patterns, No. 1408 Chestnut street.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY.
This well-known house will remain open
until further notice. During the months of
September and October this fayorte resort of
our citizens viii present its most attractive tea-
tuIes. The mild October weather, and the lat
ter days of September, are the most beautiful
and the most healthul that can be spent at Allan
tic. For those who wish to derive real benefit
from trip TO the seaside now is the time, and
tom to spend a month or two of the hottest
weather at the seaside, and then, when the
weather is really pleasant, and the ocean pre-
serts its most pleasant aspect leave it for the
CITY or the country.
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STREET WALKING.-There are numerous
arrests of these nuisances every night. Lieu.
tenant Connolly is making strenuous eXeItlons
10 clear the streets of their presence Not a
night passes but a number are arrested and
CONSIGNED to the Station House, There was a
haul OF o party of them made at Ninth and
Locust streets last night. This morning they
were all bound over by Alderman Swift to keep
the DeaCe,
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MRS. FLORENCE win sing Cons stantnople" tonight.
STORE SHADES painted and lettered TO orocr
Patterns, No. 14O8 Chestnut street,
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A BLLLIG ERENT. - Yesterday Samuel
Boyd was arrested on the charge of assault and
battery Boyd has had grudge AGAINST Mr..
Hemp.ell, who keeps n livery stable at Twen-
tieth and Elbgrt streets. In the afternoon he
TO abuse him, and threatened to kill MIN.
Thinking, however, that MIR. Hemptell was
rather too big p man to take hold of, he knocked
a poor uno1ending horse in the leg, iniuring it
in such a manner that it cannot walk. Not
relishIng this SOFT of behavior, Mr.. Hempfell
had Boyd arrested. This morning, after a hear
ing before Alderman Jones, he was held in
$1,000 bail to answer.