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The steamboat CoIIision.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-Immediately after the
collision between the Dean Richmond aud the
Vanderbilt, the passengers of both vessels were
transferred to the steamer Drew, and brought
to this city this morning. The Vanderbilt re-
turned to Troy much shattered.
The scare on board the Dean Richmond was
frighttul, the passengers believing that the
vessel was about to sink.
The affair will be officially investigated.
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Marine Disaster.

Boston, Sept. 2O.-The brig G. B. Allen, from
Philadelphia, with coal for Boston, went ashore
on Cape Page on the 18th instant, but will pro
badly come of, unless an easterly storm sets in
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BRUTAL TREATMENT.-Daniel Daily, sr., had
a hearing before Alderman Beitler this after
noon, at the Central Station, upon the charge OF
beating, III using, and threatening to kill his
turned her out OF the house. He was heid in
5000 bail TO answer.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY. Some time ago
an action was commenced against flames
Nicholas and others for assault and
battery upon Charles and Robert Plants.
The latter were arrested yesterday at Mana
yunk by the defendants In the former suit upon
the charge of assault and battery upon them at
the same time and place. After a hearing be-
fore Alderman Thomas, the two Planises were
held in $1,000 each TO answer the charge OF as
sault and battery.
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ELECTION OF PRoFEssoR.--At a meeting of
the Trustees of the philadelphia University OF
Medicine and Surgery, held at the University
building Yesterday afternoon, Milton O. Wood
worth, NJ. D.. Professor of Military and Opera
tive Surgery in the Western Reserve Medical
College, Cleveland. Ohio, was elected TO NIL the
sity. The Doctor will enter upon his duties at
the commencement of the session in October.
Charles w. Gleason, M D., was elected Emerl-
tus Professor of Surgery.
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From Quebec.

QUEBEC, Sept. 2O.-The steam troop ship Hlma-
laya, which sailed on the 4th inst with the 10th
Rifles on board, is reported as detained at Quar-
antine Island, from the prevalence of the Asiatic
cholera on board.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - James Arnold, aged
eight years, fell from a fence, near mis- home In
removed 70 his home In a very critical con-
dition.
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MEETING AT THE UNION LEAGUE.-Next We'd
nesday there i'll be formal onening of the Union
League Hall, at the corner OF Fourth and Federal
streets Prominent speakers will address the meet
ing, A general attendance is desired,
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The Notorious DIR. Rlackburne Par
dOned.

TORONTO, Sept. 2e.-The notorious DR.. Black
buIne, of yellow fever notOrlety, left Canada
yesterday for New Orleans, having obtained
permission to return under the Amnesty Pro-
clamation.
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Frnm Rio Jnneirn.

New YORK, Sept. 2O.-The steamer NORTH
American, from Rio Janeiro, brings adyices u
the 25th ultmo.
The United States steamers Guerriere, Pawnee,
and Kansas were in port-all well.
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WALKED OvERBoARD.-A man under the
influence of LIQUOR walked overheard at Federal street
wharf on wednesday. he plunged into the mud and
water up TO his neck, When released from his cool
and uncomfortable position he was considerably
Nho Grad
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AN OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-A fellow giving
the name of Caspar Herbert was arrested yes
terday afternoon, at Race street wharf, on the
Sohuylkill, on q charge of committing an
assault upon young girl. The case was one OF
an aggravated description, but the cries of his
Vlctlm DT0ugnt assistahes, S ana ne Mas rus
examination before Alderman Warner, and
was held for q further hearing
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BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. -
About quarter Of O'Clock this morning, three
burglars obtained entrance into q store at the
northeast corner of Seventh and Catharine
streets. They got in by prytng open the cellar
window, and going up through the cellar into
the upper part of the house. Omcer hammond
observed something suspicious about the pre-
misses, and came in upon them before they had
manaRed to secure anything. One OF them,
named John Palmer, he arrested, and found
upon him an old file, pair of shoemakers
pfncers, and q coat that had been stolen from
the House OF Industry few days ago. Palmer,
it will be remembered, was arrested a couple OF
wears ago for a burglary at the House of Indus
try, but was never brought TO trial. IL appears
that shortly before breaking into the place at
Seventh and Catharine streets, the same party
were irving to effect an entrance into house
at No 282 South street; but the officer on the
beat frightened them off on his approaching
their scene OF operations. On wtndow-shutter
OF the latter place marks we're found as II a file
had been used to try to open the place, and
these file-marks were fitted exactly by the fle
I'm Palmer's possession. Shortly after daylight
this morning the other two, one of whom gave
the name of Mooney, were arrested They had
a hearing before Alderman Tittermary, and
were committed to answer
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IHAVEITi
Prepared only by

II. T. HELMBOLD,
Druggist, No. 594 Broadway next to the Metropoli.
tan Hotel, and No. lO4 s. Tenth street. Philadelphia.
Price so cents bottle.
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Arrival OF spocIe.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-The steamer Arizona
brings 81, 1851 900 in specie from California.
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CARPET LAYING a apecialty. NO delay no
disappointnnent. Workmen sent as soon as or
der received, at w. HENRY PATTEN's,
No. 1108 Chestnut street,
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PRIZE FIGHT IN PROSPECTIVE BROKEN OFF,
Some time since a rough by the name of Bar
ney Mullen went into training for q prize fight
at Chestnut Hill, but the police authorities were
notified of his movements and he was forced to
leave the place. He went from thence to
Tacony, but the authorities took the matter In
hand, and undertook to put an effectual stop to
his operations. He was accordingly arrested,
and after q hearing before Alderman Holme,
was held In $1,000 to keep the peace, and not to
fight within the limits OF this State. 1t is said
that Mullen intended fighting for the light
weight championship.
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RECKLESS DRIvNe.-A man by the name of
Richard Porter was arrested yesterday at Fair
mount Park, upon charge Of reckless driving
He had been going at a high rate of speed. and
had run over a woman, injurlng her pretty
severely. He had a hearing before Alderman
Paucoast who held him in $500 to keep the
peace. and fined him for breach of ordinance.l
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SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN SToLEN.-Eght
paIrs of shoes were found in cornhed, near Broad
way and Railroad, yesterday afternoon They are
awaiting owner at the Mayors ofhce.
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a. BYRoN MoRsE's DINING Rooms. No 002
and pOi a rch street, for ladies and gentlemen,
are now the popular resort for those In search
~ oood dinnerH. V1Sit them.
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DECISION IN AN ADMIRALTY CAsE.-The case of
the ship Autocrat, the captain of which was
libelled for wages due the crew, was decided
this morning in the United States District
Court, Mr.. Valentine appearing for respondent
The Autocrat sailed from San Francisco for this
port. Before sailing the crew were paid $50 in
gold, each, for three months advance. The
shipping articles read that the crew were TO be
paid in currency or its equivalent. hecaptain
claimed, upon the wording of the shipping artl-
cles, that the premium on gold should be de-
Quoted from the balance due the crew, but the
Judge decided adversely, claiming that the con-
tract 10 pay the crew as set forth in the ship
ping articles and the agreement for the three
months advance pay were two separate and
distinct contracts, and that the deduction
should not be allowed.
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TEE CHANGES IN THE CABINET will be made
known tomorrow; but day we will take the
opportunity TO announce TO our readers that
sirable PATTERNS and at low figures, at Charles
Stokes q Co.'s One Price, under the CONT
mental
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imparts an exquisite fragrance to the breath
IHAVElT
Is Powder and Wash Combined. ALL that Is neces-
sary is to shake the bottle.
IHAVEIT
is preparation that has been long sought 1t Is not
alcoholic preparation, does 1t contain single
Ullm
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NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING
New STYLES FALL CLOTHING
NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING ,, -
RecetUfSl0 DdiU ~
RecefUin0 Daily,
Summer Goods closing oih at very lolg rates.
Hall sOdy betiOee1l 1 BENNEII q OO.t
SSssR streets J NO. 5is MARKET STREET,
And No. 600 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
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RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Yesterday morn
ing Charles Hand was arrested at No. 1888
stolen goods. It is alleged that he is In the
habit OF buying goods from gang OF thieves
that ipfest that neighborhood. He had hear
unitted n answer
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GENERAL SHERIDAN EXPECTRD--HIs REoEP-
TIoN.-Preparations are already being made to
receive Major General Philip III. Sheridan, who
is expected to pay our city a visit in few days.
He passes through on his way to Washington
to report to the War Department., in obedience
to orders. 1t is expected that q large and en-
rival in our midst. The following gentlemen
were appointed to form Committee to receive
him. Messrs. Jones, Shermer, Kersey, Shall
cross, and Duffy, of Select Council, and Messrs.
Ray, Palmer, Thompson, Martin, and Evans, OF
Common Council 1t is also expected that there
will be q brilliant turnout of the military.
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A CENTURY AGO the great tobacco manufac-
tory OF the Lorillards was established in New
York, and 1t is now the largest establishment
OF the kind In the United States. A short time
since, the recent head of the firm retired from
business, having accumulated q fortune Of
5000 900 in cash. Such enormous wealth as
this enables the Lortllards to do things which
ment to purchasers they now place 500 In one
or more packages of their famous Century
Chewing Tobacco, and their wealth and stand
ing offer O sure guarantee that this is done as
they advertise. Mr.. b. A. Van Schaick, No. 16
S Front street, is the sole agent for the sale OF
this brand OF tobacco in this city.
CAR ADVERTIsING.-Inside signs executed
upon glass in the highest style of the art.
Price Sl2 per Rnnum, or 10 for 500, including
sign and frame.
INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING Co,
No "A s. Third street, second story.
DIR. SoHENoK.-We call especial attention to
the advertisement of his celebrated medicine
to be found elsewhere. Schenck's Sea. w eed
Tonic, Pulmonie Syrup, and Mandrake Pills
should be in the possession of all families.
FINE CoNFECTIoNs.-At George w. Jenkins,
No. 1857 Spring Garden street, can be obtained
foreign fruits, nuts, almonds, ETC., as we'll as a
hne assortment OF connections. Jenkins Is
worthy of call.
No REMEDY in the world ever came into such
universal use, or has so fully won the conh'
dence or mankind, as AYERS CHERRY PEG
ToRAL for the cure of Coughs, Colds, and Con
sumption
LOoKING-GLAssEs OF superior finish and
beautifulldestgn in walnut, gilt, and rosewood
An unusually fine assortment at Reimer q
CO.'S manufactures, No. ga Arch.
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Boy DRowNED.-At an early hour this morn
ing the body OF q lad named Henry Connolly
was recovered at Lombard street wharf. He
had fallen overheard during the night. His
body was taken to No. l26 Lombard street, and
the Coroner summoned to hold an inquest
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THROWING SToNEs.--The habit OF throwing
stones lombtoes potatoes, or anything that can be
conveniently hurled at passers-oy, is INDUCED In BY
the bows in Camden to an alarming extent. AZ
Kaighn's Point avenue and the West Jersey Railroad
stones are thrown at the cars. frequently breaking
windows and hitting the passengers: On wednesday
an official of the road dressed in whte was struck ia
the face with tomato. splashing him all over. Ine
boy was arrested and fined. Yesterday lad was ar
rested for throwing stone at girl: The missile
struCk and cut hole in her SHOE II the youngsters
were locked up for q week or ten days. IL would tend
70 aba the nuisance.
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IHAVEIT
IHAVEIT

is the name of delightful preparation for cleansing
preserving, and beautifying the
TEETH,
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A1-MCINTTRE a. BROTHER,
R8-MCINTIRE q BROTHER,
No. 1895 Chestnut street-eN
No. 1035 Chestnut street -gN
JONES & THAoHER, Printers. 5lO Minor st.
R9-FALL OvERCoATs AND SUITS.
n9y- Foil OUercOdts and SUITS.
So HbU OUercodts and suits.
H6- FdH OVeTcodts and suits.
fashionable and Cheap ~SSN
FuShtOndbie and Cheap. sea
fashionable and ChedD, Sea
fashionable and Cheap. sea
B- Our preparations for 6du aud lOtnter hdUe been
~ on the largest scale and ready tUi ths
IA best and largest stock OF Mems and Boys CgOthi0
ga eUeT offered IN Philadelphia.
WANAMAKHR q BROWN,
The Largest Clothing House,
OAK HdU,
The corner of Si1h and Marked Streets
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LooKING-GLAssEs OF superior finish and
beautitulldesign, in walnut, gilt, and rosewood
An unusually fine assortment at Reimer q
Co.'s, manufacturers, No. ga Arch.
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A GENEROUS REsPoNsE.--Our citizens are
responding in the most generous manner to the
call for contributions for the relief of the suf-
ferers from yellow fever in the gulf cities. This
morning, Mr.. William l.. James, the general
agent of the Philadelphia and Southern Mail
Steamship Company, under whose auspices the
contributions are being made, addressed note
to Mr.. Howard Hinchman, President OF the
Commercial Exchange, which was read this
morning at the business meeting OF that body.
Mr.. James stated that the contributions already
amounted to s2l20. and that responsible parties
in New Orleans and Galveston were yesterday
authorized TO draw on the Company for $1,000,
which amount is to be distributed in each of the
plague-stricked cities through the agency OF
the Howard Associations of these places
After reading the letter, and the circular ao-
compRnying 1t, already published by us, Mr.
Hinchman made a short address, in the course
of which he earnestly urged the matter upon
is expected that there will be liberal response
to this appeal.
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Further Particulars.
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CAMDEN AFFAIRS.

ANOTHER ROBBERY. About half-past 3
,,oIocl yesterday morning the dwelling Of Captain
Robert o. Cook at the corner Of Sixth and LAWRENCE
st1Tv hack window. The thieves secured o gold
Syatch and chain. bracelet, several hnger-rngs a
valued as gifts, and about ss5 IN money. These were
IN n drawer in the sleeping apartment OF Mr. and
Mrs Cook. It is their usual custom when they retire
10 let the gas burn ..,.
and finding the light extlnguished. got up and com
,nenced ookin for his clothes They were In the
Tiace n a mad left them. He thought something was
Wrong light was procured and search made. The
nGiceats mad been ransacked, and all the clothing
taE en- out the entry evidently for the purpose Of
aarchInp for valuableR. The robbers escaped with
s1,ais bonfv and have not been heard from.
his Ia the second robbery OF the kind that has oc-
,,,srad IN Camden within week. The beat OF each
poice officer is so lengby-some OF them forty and
fv souares-that il is impossible for them 20 be here
thsre and everywhere at one and the same time.
sbaI the force be Increased? Is question for Coun'
ellis TO consider.
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MODEL sHoTLDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFAo-
Bs-McINTIRE q BROTHER,
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ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD THE GOVERNMENT
William Radcliffe, alias Anthony Schilllng,
had hearing before United States Oommis-
sioner Smith upon the charge of obtaining
money from the United States Government
by the use of false and fraudulent papers, ~
Mr.. George b. Shatcher, the first witness examined
on being sworn, said that Radcliffe was the man who
presented the attorney about the 9th of De-
cember 1865, during business hours Mr. Hays, one OF
the employees of Messrs Dewitt & Co., present at
the time; the prisoner in Baltimore last NOvem-
ber and Identified him in the cell of the prison at that
place; the Marshal of Police telegraphed for q
witness and the witness went and recognized him as
the person calling himself Anthony Schiling; witness
saw him next time last Tuesday in prison. and iden-
titled him again as the man who presented the
forged powers of attorney, under the assumed name
of Anthony Schillng; do not identify the prisoner
the one who received the money only from the re-
cept given. -
jeremiah L. Hutchinson, on being sworn, testified
that he paid Sl6630 the 20th OF December 1865 TO
man representing himself as Anthony Schilliag do
not Identify the prisoner the man. the signature on
the power of attorney and on the receipt are iden
tical.
William Hayes on being sworn testified that he was
| one Of the subscribing witnesses to the power o
The defendant was held in $1,000 bail to answer,
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THIRD EDITIO N
COLLISION ON THE HUDSON.
Furth Particular
SINGULAR NATURE Of THE ACCIDENT.
Who Was to Blame?
ALL THE PASSENGERS SAVED.
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ALMOST A Row.-On wednesday evening
coiored hall was given at Washington Hall, south
Camden. Among those present YVES Eanny frlSSe S
Fanny was dressed in gorgeous anu VaIegaeu tOoIS
ON this during the dance, young woman IVu Q
cansino aomethinp to give way. Fanny hlghly IN
nssos 1Tned aTou nd aud said n the aggressor was
a lady size would make an apology No@thlng @ wa, was
said nv the ofendlng party. The tripping OF the light
Ssntestic toeD was resumed, and Fannys dreSs wa
aqain trod upon by the same party as before her ire
a lv aTbused and she told the other II she did SO
again she would KNOCK tue whole head on OF her =
ME distIrber of her enjoyment pulled out black
jack and bid her come on. Just then an officer
arrived and arrested her and took possession of the
blackjack, She was locked up for a hearing,
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JONES & THAoHER, Printers. 5lO Minor st.
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SINGULAR NATURE OF THE ACCIDENT.
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HI0HWAY ROBBKkY,-l esI6fuHy aIUoIHVUu !"
man named Patrick Andrews got on Rich
.anond nossenger car, intending TO go to Rich
LI1a0nd FyWheI he had got in the neighborhood
~ Cumberland and Richmond streets, Mike
2WoNnedv it is said, ran after the car, and after
Snat9arino aome abusive language TO Andrews,
DRAGGED him or the platform into the street,
and then beat him, and nnisnea up py IoDDins
ntttarSyayds arrested and taken before Alderman
sstne, After hearing he was held ~ SlOVV Dali
10 answer the charge Of hlgnWay EVONeIy'
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Ana No. COO BROADWAY, NEW YOH
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-12
MI5CELaEANX

A man asked q servant, els your
master at home?" mo; he's out. ~
"Your mistress?" s'No, sir; she's
out, too" "Well, I'll just step in
and take warm by the fire till they
come in" ''Faith, sir, and that's
out toop'
Why is darkey with s'no hair on
the top of his head" like. a rejected
candidate for admission to lodge of
Odd Fellows? Because he is q black
bald individual.
A friend says he knows of but one
branch of employment which is very
profitable, and but little followed,
and that is, mind your own busi-
ness"
Among the plants destroyed by the
fire at the Washington Conservatory,
was Sage palm, which was planted
by Gen. Washington.
A colorcd lady, boasting, the other
day, Of the progress made by her
son in arithmetic, exultingly said,
che was in the modification table"
Natchez sends q saddle to Paris
made of Mississippi leopard and ma
tive rattlesnake skins.
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DEMAND j. ". Bradley's celebrated
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where three or four ordinary skirts have
been thrown aside as useless. They are
the most elastic, flexible and durable
skirts manufactured. They combine com
fort, durability and economy, with that
elegance Of shape which has made the
Duplex Elliptic the Standard Skirts OF
the fashionable world. This popular Skirt
is universally recommended 10y the fashion
able magazines and opinions of the press
gener lily.
At Wholesale by the exclusive manufac-
turerS and sole owners of the patent
VESTS, BRADLEY Il CARY,
Warerooms and Office 81 Chambers
And 70 and 81 Rcadc sts., New lorl5
Also. at wholesale by the leading jobbers.
For sale in Columbia by c. L. JACKSON
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