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, 1866-07-19

IT. 1.oufs Market.
Especial DespAteh to the ChicsEo Tnbune.l
Sz.5oCiA July Is.
TonAcco-ste&dy At unchanged rates.
Floga-We&k ard slow. L,w grades Of spr1uE and
tan ss5a 10 ti9: :good $..7A1s tt family hr1uds,
stlpt1l&t1.
LxAs-W91t Sc lower. Fsn t.ooEs.21. Corn ac.
llvt. Mlxed ind Se1iow unchanged White saa&c.
Dhts nrner II ia nc.
Wnbkxg-Atttye AND steatY. Sales 10 bfls 1t
, 1866-07-19
4 Notorious Old Gray Headed Thief

Of tbs CITY, has,ac completely restored bis locks
by Tthbest't Pathological Hair Reeencsatos, II
xcaiu at his lhtIvtnsi look out tot htm-bat use
thr Regenera,ot. Ii rolls nothing. ia vexy neat
rchls pexfumed prcyens The hatf tn,nt filling on,
ketps the scalp clean. and g1ses t1ch lock fxEen
hue. and most Be stitching charm. SMITH b*fKn,
agents.. Sold eye1JKhtft.
, 1866-07-19

Tux Stw Ar1xstAx We'll. at the tctou Stock
Yazd., has bcrn boyed 10 the depth oF 65s fttt-
The excarat,ops arr belng made Though sold
rock IN heh Flight Of oil ar sistolc. .snonGh
not In spfetctt quantities. 10 excite AnJ &pptehen-
tjont OF tho di.ecTrey OF anew Ttho,e Ia this r.
, 1866-07-19
NcH York HfAFkefR.

LATEn NEW YORK MARKETS.
ESPECIAL Deseatch 10 the Chicago Traopae.l
NEW YoKX. fnIy1 Is.
1fHAp&TTyT4.
Flour more tire. ltty n,i1leta sold freely. Wheat
II 10 Il ctesnd demand for ctore epraG tnt1 ui1h
bew xlnle1. Il nh'ns unwafd. Corr coled At Is <Q5ic.
O.ts quias. Fsr4Ebts dalt. ssses nearly houalnsi.
rnovrsIoSH.
Fork closed dali At 37!01.
LIVE HoGa+
Ft!me Hogs scld II lie. Receipts l.Hn.
, 1866-07-19

WTANTED-Agents For Cur
w ner book. .L1on!sAs2sn4norsoz1 1us G1..r
tuonxa iuss tom the PRESS IL creating fa1se eae;r
intnt han sns o.eeE now Ia the hHnds ot aS-rt.. 70
fhsttc Erpd {nr eirrptars. .addFest. StrlDX:t
FCeLlsuIsE co No. 10 Lombard H!oek. Ca;.*xa,
fJjtbots
, 1866-07-19

vi ANTED-A Agcnt1-"Cl:olers:
w ITS FREyxE1fNa ASts RENkny:" a.n
hi boof 20 seii. Addsess 4. Elu-Et. 9S ir.sa!z.
tnn strttt Chicago Ill. Nss3
, 1866-07-19

TOR SALE-Orc Of the most de-
IL Meht{u1)y located ftrz1t In th4 State. faie
chArcr Tor reIson ds't.nk srlentld rt*idepce snd
me hone Tor tancJ farming. Nltu1:ed On osAusl.
mi lake, t..F:y miller iroul Ch1c<Eo, co1tauuE
Acfet. Alto- one of 100 acres Toe*- arc h!cnpt.eeo
:kb3 Lac eft, I. WILLARD FOX. os4
, 1866-07-19

W-ANTED - Agents - To sel
w l1UYp'S GREAT NAP Of SoRrH A*s!:,.
CA ct tntteu *t4xe1 Eouttneat u l&a. svo maps T.
OF E ND he chrsrest q - the 1old. 0ac astnt
ten days At.e: rsc*tvarr aa- ps- ofcerd
mana Tni4 II the polY = A1d The neat {htrI peth
the psolie- serd lpr crca1ata >nt b. eonvlaceh g
dTsa. bKFAT NtSTFR* PUBLISHING AGES 7
M.wu,1c TtuuDfe. Eh!cxIb. Iii. os1o
, 1866-07-19

MnyxT-Easy 1t 47s ptr caoE
ExCNAfCf-*Le11lnx chlet At 1nt210A.
foIr-Qrsnsd At las, and tfosed II thk eflll9k.
kxrpars-Tht total e1S'ofts Of specae to-0af WITH
GcTxkxxxxr 8rocka-less acstvs md ahsdt
, 1866-07-19

TOR SALE-A Farm Of 1877 acres,
u adjoining the city nf Eseto. 90 Fox 1aver. Good
inptoFemen,A s1one hoas- larEs nA.u t:aaut hesss.
1e Of Dc best and chssp.,s ssms e shs sag ~
fom sstt0 to s.nM0. Asy p.iaon aesi trF !.rm ean
he anitst II itsa ottte. GEL Y. HILL. II LEY
ro5dss Httrr. QE0
, 1866-07-19
THE CITY.


"nf.1 naAekHIaa'1s.-n@ses JAS ~ %
snefe tasos3 pafooe1ef On aeAa'o'aoo"
z-...-x ,,... ~ n
iIe7tHx Ell pH- OAs1s--@s' .. n1"s' n. o-
viii Ieclarc NJ Inc Nsshinctonl3n Home+ on TEN
Tne publc s,e iasiled to attend,
,
FAST TpEas1So.-a young otooa namea :. =: "t*
lA1u4 va hprd nfe aofI4Fs 4Rd costs IN the Iolc1
rourt se,strdaY sstcrnoop. for ra4nx his hos.e on
N,h&sh s,rnne pAonle sbou1d tnow that our
srs-t. ~ nnt 1n,rndea 10 b. n.r - 1aea cnnrsr1
r-v.,o rr-ov c.sr-Tb. Fifth 1y,,4
con,..trd cdon W., .patn on bearing Testerday
n. ,c,,n,on, II, ,hc rnunr,,n,nt +. nr,h&n1y ali
ri,1u ID, thouch counsel dcciined 10 fortly clote
ihe1r ca until The ne=t tc<anu VI the Court, which
Will be held Ffdsy. July s6to+ n p. m.
II, thr 11nion P,rl- Rsn.t.t azhhafh senool viii
taxe n1,oc +, t;,nr,a lsfand m Frtdav the a0th
mt. ,rrfu win }eaye The We'll, s,rect nepp, 1t
s:10 T. n. and Patk station, corner Of R-ub n and
E1APttzt1tt, III + &s l. m.. for ihs Etonnda-
,.....
D1scuAnoED.-Hen.y he1css, "ho "as arrested
, 1866-07-19
For Sale.

TOR SALE-One Of tho best
Rrs.surauts ant Ral:ops In she c,tY. and In toe
hest locSl1y. Tynote halt t1$Ertt N pr bad.
trnr,fe nj room :. Do " Ashins1o4 sNtek. osG1
, 1866-07-19

1xorIfr or ruE Sr1c1pE.-An inquest was held
Jef,ertay morning upon the BODY Of Christian
uenr. Bsand. t11oon and reftausant krepes, 1t
No. 17u Wells s,rtet. wbost suicide Was ehrnftclcd
Ia our columns yesterday. Addi1ional 10 The 1aets
shcad, pob1uhed. the aidow Of The deceased &e.ti-
Eed teGo+e the jur5 Jeserusy that her hn-oand had
vEjcb be- nd la.tct9y fr.or1od to Inc ueo Of large
qusnsifse. or op,uu tnn Dovet.' pontcrt. UtlnS
,he.c opi.te- 'esy 1reeay. be Wa foeea Heat!.5
fl,tc:- In hts manner Apd Hio1eat IN h1s condaes
1,M. 1t y ~ IN evidence .htt he was contltstaSay
d.nrste nheu he had made 100 free n.c Of nat-
d-t1 a,sd ca1ne 10 bis delh By shooting hiu1 *csf
Rh:!c Ia state Q! temporary mental aer1nsrneot
q mtEu.
, 1866-07-19

FOR SALE-A frat class Meat
MARKET IN Que OF the best locations IN tho citYx
ou~ doing GOOD ru3lness. Viii b. SOLD Cheap II
nIted for loon. Caif Il z o S&ait street. oab
, 1866-07-19

MICHIGAN AvEKuE.-Wa molten that wotknep
arr engaged In crascIIln. Michigan ayenue With
what might re called eoop!e-stuuee. If the eizo de-
tetmgne the nAme. Thesc - dtmcnttot stones " 4sd
ec4.eclY called for III tho coutFzct. sud tho fOadbed
wou1d be much better II lbc,r dsmenMons wc1u con.
tIst1ct materially.
1he 1ale ehose on A!chIosp avenue is fast hccom-
Ing rendezvous for loaftrs OF tnc WORT dc.ctip
tIon. whom Il will bu we'll toF the police TO fook
aftcr. They abonrd 10 much there ia tie ertulnc
that IL daesdedi1 unpea.ans. and eveo cenycsons.
for uecEu3 psGpss 4a-aa..sELpa promenade OIL iAe
tfir h1fIp.
, 1866-07-19

IA iAATED-Ageuts For Fina1o
W kiyooss New FANNY S.xinr Aaea.nts. 0ne
Machtu- n ehsrxe Ait'. 100 Nach!u s1genk on
ftfal. Sspd (cf ciscuiar FISkLk klTOS j. u. E+s
ka WAshInrson street Chicago, H. osH
, 1866-07-19

Dr41u TnoM SuS-s1ncxE.-John Cnmmtn.. m
1ri>h labostr, about II years old Nho had hecn in
this conn,ty only four aeeka. died Al noon Tues-
day, II his houe, No. ~ Wh,te street, from tue
ereei Of = sun.tttpke. On Fnday. hs experienced
one Atsxek Nhtle wotxtnq ID tnnter Sara neAr
Kin1le street bridge. and On ruesday he eustalned
Anohe1. which p:osed ta'al, 'noash he'e1rrised It
atsendxnt nb5t'cau. bnt exprtd ehort1y afscr-
vsrtk. an tnquc.t VIA utld Jeetetd4y 4nd 4 yer.
dict rendered In acrortaate with tnE abaro ttAte-
mtnlt. '.I.''
, 1866-07-19

TAKEN UP-By the subscriber, j
L pay Horse, about 4tx 1e4rs old. The ow7es eau
hayt hl1n = protsnF pforeTsf Aat pa3ax entetst
NN, HUNT. Airs Snftn st&tIoa oi~
, 1866-07-19
1NTANTED-Aeents-Por ill., ~

3W AN III 9-2A33tHIb-71UF OF Tie HU.
w thent1c lite Of Abrshsu Loo,h, b, liz :
Il: Ea!rsts. E,n ~ ni4iontTs Of Pentteps; 1se al.
ater1si f1cts Of hls early ltfri Ihs nssI c.ms.ss
!na the best 1elnK work Of tho kind pu5i.a d SsS;
tne far1ntfs and The Whole people re eate:;s| ~
nc realixalo1. Or safs etospsst q haauNsl M
std thoniauos Vii bn5 Inc bsoss hae so-t ti,n!.
ofpeEtu, " Il out{ offered them. J. :. =.t.0npaSs
, 1866-07-19

8r1nopts1 1EAcuERs' '1xs1IEc1E.--Aa adjourned
eefns ,ras held On rueadsJ evening In The ieeinft
rooaa OF DE Wahx.h Axruu. Methodist Chusra. Of
the Aeshoa,ts Epiteopa1 sunday School Teaeheta
Of this aty. Its object wa' the orEaotta:iou Of
Methodist Sunta5 scbool 7taeher> Institute Upon
helnR calItd to urcf. MF. 3- ". sN1ff uAs elected
Chairman 8pd Mr. ". II. Mor1eJ Sec1etszy. A
COMMITTEE on P.f1uauent o1Xanixauoa mas ~,
pointed. ind the folio Ftns Eepsientn Nrft elected
IL ofNxss lot The coming year:
ITc,Edert--ltev. L. Edx xuue; Setfet3f5-9. u.
Danhstn. 1ttafuFtr-XE. futlet-
a hus!pe Commg1tce ~. appotn.et4 consisting
OF Is j. Nitcneotk. Albert Lane and T. hean.
Tne Institute actou3ned 10 mcst on fhe secooo
Tre.day IN August IN the Clark ft1ect Xethoditl
Epi.eopal Cnnfeo.
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DIED

DETW Ell ER.-On the I'd instant, Mr. SAMUEL
DETWElLER IN the 62d year OF his age.
he relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock, from his late residence Ches
nut Hill.
FOUIKE.-On Wednesday morning, ELIZA NJ
FOULKE, Ielict Of The late CHARLES Foulke.
The funeral will lake place from her late residence
No. 8l1 SAMSON street, Saturday morning, the
9th ms ant at 10 O'Clock A. h.
GARDNER.-On the lst instant, Mrs, MARY
GARDNER IN the S0th year of her age
her relatives and friends respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral from her late residence rear
of No. S23 Green street, on Friday, the 4th instant
Baptist Burr ing Ground.
MCGE On the 1st instant, PETER MCGEE.
son OF james and Bridget MCGEE, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
dence of his parents, No S02 Shlppen street. above
Eighth, on Friday morning at 81 O'Clock.
glERIE.--On the 1st inst, ROBERT III. PIERRE
The reailvesot the family and his male friends are
Tespeo iully lnvIeo to attend the funeral from his
late residence, No 702 N. Front street. on Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock. 10 proceed to the Dad Eel
lows Cemetery.
RUBICAM.-On the morning of the Sd of Nav
JONATHAN RUBICAM, In the So h year or his
age
Due notice will be given OF his funeral.
SMlTH.-On the I'd instant, JENNIE, wife of Ed
mund Smith, in the 10th year OF her age.
The relatives and trends of the amily are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-.
dence of heI husband, Edmund Smith, Summer
rect and Monument road HeStonYIle, Twenty
fourth Ward, on Saturday, the 9th instant, at
O'Clock. To proceed to BlockeY Baptist Church.
WALTERS MAY 2, SARAH, wife of Rev. c.
Walters, aged "a years.
The friends the family are invited to attend her
funeral from the res dence of Jacob Walters Esq
North street, Harrisburg on Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
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MARRIED.

GILLIS-PAREZO In Beverly, N j April 60,
by Rev. j. Iurpin, Mr.. THOMAS C, GILLIS to
Miss AMANDA PAREZ0, bO h of Beverly.
MIDDLETON KING HI On the 1st of January
1866, by Friends ceremony, before Alder man Plan
klnIon, at the residence OF the brides father JE-
DlAH MIDDLETON to REBECCA w. KNIGHT
daughter OF the on. Robert Hancock, and grand.
daughter OF the late Jehu Robinson, all of Phadel.
pbia No carLs,
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TOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
Lo Amo9y and and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
FKGM PHILADELPHI> TO NEW YORK
ah1 W sy races from Walnut Street WlaIf viii leave
Ats A. NJ, via amden and Amboy Accomm oda AAA
Ats NJ, via Camden and Jersey CityIt xpress " 301
ALL NJ; via Camden and Amboy Express , S.G6
Ad0SOf Nj via Camden to south Nmboy, Accommo-
Ats A. M. 2 and $50 NJ, for Mount Holly. Ewans-
IeT FtaaSo and Vinoentown At a. M. and2
Ats and 10 A. n, and IL NJ, $50 and P M. for Fish
Ouse, Pemyra, Riverton Progress Delanco
BeYerly, EdRewater, kur mRton Florence, BordenS
t9MD, elc The ~ A. NJ and p. N. lines run direct
LINLs FROM KENSISG GToN DEPOT WILL LEAVE
.tu \, ,oo As FOLIO VS.
AT II "A M, 4SO 645 p, M, and 2 P. NJ. (Night) via
Inc 40 r M. Line Will Iun daily. Allothers SUNDAYS
AT 7'5O and IL A, M $50 4SO g. and 645 p A. and 10
a lonieh ior Bristol. renion etc. -
AT ana III 10 A. M IL NJ 4, g. and 6P. M for Corn
Meis IOfrlsda'e Holmesb lrV, Tacony WLsinomInp
Brines Durg and FranktOrd, and at 10 is A. N or
bIlstoi Schenck's, Eddngtol, and r. M for Holiness
IurR ano lntermedIa @ stations
At7,50 A. M and $3.50 p. M for Niagara Falls Buffalo
gunknk anandaieua, Elmlra, Ithaca, OwegO Ro.
SheseT Il Bnghampton, OsN eco syracuse Great bend
monuOse WlkesDarre, Scranton Sttoudsburg Wafer
1ap, ~ IelVldere, Easton, / ambertvle, !emington
stc 1he $50 T. NJ Line connects direct ith the train
leaving Easton Tor Mauch chunk, Allentown BethIe
At5P N, for Lambertvlle and intermediate stations.
"HJ u 1000 WILLIAM GA1ZMER Agent.
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NJ ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
- De99ii 9rIi4 THIRD m s!Ieet above Thompson.
OF BEIHLEHkM, DOYLI STOWN MAUOR
SHERHEK EAsToN. WtLLI1NsPoRT and WIRES
At7SOA. Nj ,Fxpress), for BetbIaben AI,on...
s.rT Mageh ChunE' hazeiOn WhliamspOit and wilkes.
1880 n Express ioI Bethlehem, Eastou. sts..
reaching aston at 6'45 r. NJ. A' 0'S''
At 516 p. NJ. Tor Bethlehem, Allentowp Moroh
hunk Danyille and " iiamsport "NN
or D0ylesto%n at 8'S5 = M, 2SO and AIS p M
Eol Fort Washington at 10 A n. and ii p M
For Lansdae at 6l5 p. NJ.
White cars OF the second and Third Streets Ina Ct
Passenger ars run direct to the depot -S
49,, :, TRAINS tOR PHILADELPHIA,
6i5P NJ. " n M HnS
Leave L Lans dale at $40 A. Al
Leave Fort Washington 1919 4 N and q.IbP "A
ON sUN DAYS
ShIadelphIa .OI Betn enem at A NJ
Phllade lphia toI boy estown at 3P. NJ
DoSlesloWn Tor i hi adelphia al I 20 4, M
belhlchem ioT Philadelphia al 4P NJ.
hfough Tickets must be procured at be TICK et onieea
q nd street or BERKs street
10 Ellis CLARK. Agent
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STOLE PoCKET-BooK.-A man named
Halloway Humes was arrested last evening charged
with stealing pocket-bOoK containing s95. A man
went into stable and counted his money there
and after leaving, found he had left his pOcket-bOok
behind: He returned for it, but 1t was m ssing,
Humes was taken into custody on suspicion OF alb.
stractng IT, and was held in $1,000 bail by Alder.
man Shoemaker,
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CITY INTELLIG NOE
For Additional City Intelligence see Third Page.

DARING HIGHWAY RoBBERY. Two
men, named Martin Ryan and Samuel White were
arrested last evening the charge of comm Itting
an aggravated assault ana battery eonnIed with
highway ROBBERY, on two men. 1t apDears that
these worthless knocked one man dow IN the neIgh.
borhood OF twenty second and Chestnut streets and
lars, and meeting another man knocked him down
also, and took his pOcketbOok containing twenty
dollars They were pursued and captured. During
the pursuit one of the fellows threw away pocket
book containing eighteen dollars and seventy cents
which was recognized the property OF one of the
parties attacked. They were held by Alderman
Swift In $1,000 each.
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REVIvAL.-An interesting revival is in
progress in the Baptist Church at Mount HoIlv
About one hundred and fifty persons have professed
religion during the last few weeks
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LACE CURTAINS FROM AUoTIoN-A large lot of
cuItslns from auction, which ara slightly soied,
ever introduced in Philadelphia They were bought
low, and will be sold cheap. Those in search of
bargains would do wei to cal at W. Henry Pat
140S Chesnut street. "
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER,

HAN DsoBIE YACHT.-Hon. John f. Starr
has constructed TOR himself a splendid sailing plea
sure yacht, which he intends to take down TO Allan.
tic CITY this summer for AQUATIC recreation He ha 4
named it the Emily after his daughter.
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THE CoLD.-It is said that the recent cold
storm and winds have ma teriay injured the peach
blossoms and, it is feared, seriously damaged the
prospects OF the con ing crop.
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A SHAMEFUL ASSAULT. - About six
who resides IN FOuIkrod street, was assaulted bv
some unknown party, who threw qua nifty of white
powder OF destructive character over her. injurng
her In the ta Ce and eyes quite seron.lY,
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A ABNoCK-DOwN ARG RGUMENT.-Three men,
named G. Ii Deer, thomas White and William
Loughin, were arrested last evening for ghting and
disturbing the public peace 1t alleged that some
men were III Loughln's tavern, in Twelfth street
below Lombard, when some difficulty ensued with
the proprietor about the payment OF some drinks
The three defendants lied out into the street. and
knock'dOwn argument resulted. 1t is stated that
Loughiin during the fuss struck q boy on the head
with stone. The police interfered, and the party
were arrested and taken before Alderman Swift
who held them ill 5000 each,
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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 80 South FOURTH Street

PHILADELPHIA.
Annual Policies issued against General Accidents
all descriptions at exceedingly low rates.
insurance effected Tor year in any sum from $40
TO slO eco, at premium of only cne-nalf per cent
securing the full amount insured case of death and
a compensation each week equal to the whole pre-
MUM paid. ~ Wv
snort Time Tickets for l. g. Z, or 10 days or g. or
6months, at 10 cents dav nsurng in the sum $1,000
or giving SIG per week II disabled to be had at the
General Office, No. 1888 s. FOURTH Street rhi adeI-
pha, or at the various Raioa Ticket offices Re sure
to purchase the tickets of the North mercan Transit
Insurance Company.
For circulars and further information apply at the
General Office of any the autho1iz gents of The
Company.
LEWIS L. HoUPr, President
JAMES M CONRAD Ireasnrar
nENRY c. BROWN Secre arv
JOHN {. BULLITr. Solcitor
] IRECl ORS.
/. L, Houpt, late oil PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Cor,non
NJ. Baird of M. Baldwin &Co.'s Nonipahy'
SSqhuedd Saqmhued M M Pamst asher OF Commercial Bank
James NJ. Conrad, \ o. 623 Marker street
j: u. Kingsley, ontinental Hotel
II. Leisenring, Nos 237 and g39 Dock stroet
Ssamuel " ork OF WORK, McCouCh & Co.
George Martin, 30. 1922 Chesnut street. Has
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A USEFUL INvENTIoN.-The most useful
invent on that has lately unuer our notice Is
the Patent Magic PoScder, for removing rust from
equal to new, and without labor. Every house.
keeper should try it, An advertisement will soon
found, etc,
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PRESIDENT JOHNSON is going to spend the sum.
mer at Long Branch He has engaged looms at the
Continental h Otel at Long Branch. There is one
tmng The President will miss at this New Jersey
continental, as well Us many others. and that is
Stokes CO. IS first class Clothing House, that has
made our Continental Hotel so famous.
SpnnR Clothing at low prices, at Chas. Stokes &
Co g, under the ContIu entail
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APPoINTMENT.-David Albertson has been
appointed Iull Sergeant OF the Ninth Police District
in place OF Sergeant Orr, recently deceased Mr.
mani
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SLIGHT FIRE AT A CoTToN MmL.-This
morning, about nine O'Clock, slight fire occurred
at the factory Of MI Henry Wood, Marshall street,
fLOm friction OF some machinery Damage triing,
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A LAGER BEER SALOON ENTERED
"TuIner Hail." NO 444 N Third street, was entered
last night BY means OF rear door, but the burglars
were frightened off before they had time to secure
any plunder.
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The CoURTs.-The Courts have been en-
gagged in the disposition of civil suits, no criminal
eases having yet been reached. The Grand Jury are
report this afternoon. ''
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YESTERDAY AFTERNOON q boy named
Major was struck by larger 10y named Conway.
Major was whiting piece OF wood at the time,
when he struck CONWAY IN the shou der with the
kIiie he was using. Both boys were taken before
Aldermen Beitler. 1t was found that Conway was
not much injured, and the Alderman dismissed them
with q severe n prImand
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SAND BANK CAVED IN AND Four BOYS
1NJURED-About seven O'Clock last evening four
boys we've buried in q sand bank which caved in on
lhem at Church and Penn streets. One of the boys,
nameu Irving Crusoe, had leg broken, W. Casey
was severely injured internally, and w. Golfer and
John Lyon were slightly injured.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH
Officer Ash, OF the Scbuylkill HarbOr Police, ar
resl(d man yesterday evening, charged with the
larceny OF a watch recently. The supposed thief
YVES taken before Alderman Toland, who held him
IN $500 hail - " ~ ~
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ROBBED A CoMPANIoN-Y Yesterday after
noon young man was arrested at Tenth
and Market streets, charged with stealing a
sum Of money from companion He was taken
before Alderman Jones, who committed him IN dc.
fault OF $1,000 ball.
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W EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
W from loot o. MARK FIT street pper FerIy)

Uaiy, except SUNDAYS PT -Nii'"
FALL AND WIN1ER ARRANGEMENT
tpmtncDR NEDNFkDAI November i6 lSfb
For Brldgeton Salem and all Sta ions on West Jersav
ana Naien Railroads, at "A. NJ and $3.50 p M 0S
aId3I. M 0nS' aIS a. ~
For Cape Nay and intermediate 10 Stations AZ A. Z,
Mylle conn Getting with treL ht Train PasseneeT "a,
uilAeEeu lor Cape May, due 345 p. NJ and p NJ
through passenger Que p. NJ. " W - -''
E9T 81 1Glsss6oro and intermediate Stations ats A. NJ
G gQr y eWSO16ury Gloucester, etc, at A. M, $, $50
Freight wn be received at second covered wharf below
anut street, from A NJ. until p. NJ
day " ~ - eO AOi""iu Saine
Freight delivery No. 228 3. Delaware avenue
- j VAN kf kSSEL- Err SUPERINTENDENT
IN IhE " Est JERSEl EXPRESS COMPANY
h attend 10 all the usual branches express
r,CeVe deliver and forward through other resnonsihis
article trusted to them. A' anJ
Special essenger accom- Rnes each throuoh frat.
once, No. Walnut street q ie Sna
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UPHOLSTERY, -MattnRs and carpets laid town
and country positively when ordered, at
IATTEN's Upholstery Store
No la0S Chesnnt al treet
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SToP! and try Hashcesh Candy before purchaslr 2
any other medicine. Its effects in cases of Nervous
Disorders ere wonderful and its great Eastern rel
taton will soon dim before its reception in the
Western Word. All should use it, For sale by all
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MATCH OF CRICKET.-The opening match
OF the Oympian Cricket Club will take place to-
morrow lFIiday) at ernoon at II O'Clock on their
streets Accommodations for ladies will be provided
The First Eleven Oympian will play an eleven
INVITED.
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WIND W SHADES ONE DoLLAR-No humbug
Real Gilt Shades only one dollar, at Patterns, No.
140S hesn ut street.
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GRocEBs AND MARKETMEN.- =
Onions, and

GRoCEBs AND MARKETMEN,-
New Bermuda Potatoes,
Onions and
Tomatoes,
Just at hand and received weekly.
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
No. 120 West street,
New York
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STICK & CO.'S PIANOS Over one Thousand of
these beautiful instruments in use in PHILADELPHIA
Only at j. L. GoULD's, Seventh and Chestnut
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LACE CURTAINS only one dollarj only think of
It'll Lace curtains, one dollar. Very heavy and
much finer curtains, 2, A. g. 8. and 10 dollars Some
OF the heaviest curtains ever imported IL TO 25 dol
tens, No. l409 Chesnut street,
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PATTEN's DOLLAR CURTAINS and Dollar Shades.
The wonder is he can sell them so low 1t is fact
however All are getting bargains at
PATTEN's, No. 140S Chestnut street