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rope nor do they pay particular respect 10 relics
and new dress has in their eyes much more
value than the old raimeDt OF the widow of
martyred President. She said the politicians
used TO besege Mrs. Lincoln, and that presents
would be sent to her from people whom she had
never seen.
She was courted for her supposed influence
with the Presidents wife, and they would even
come TO her after trying every means in their
power TO get into the white House. As q last
resort they. would call on reception days, and
Mrs. Lincoln would often be surprised 10 be
asked by a perfect stranger, "Mrs. President
Lincoln, hope you admired that set of furs I
sent you lately" "Oh, was 1t you sent them Sn
she would reply; 'really / am at loss to thank
YOU for your kindness.n ''Not at ali. madam. IL
was but slight and worthless token of the deep
esteem have for the talents of one whose in.
trinsic merit would, irrespective OF your present
exalted position, make you an ornament in the
highest circles OF the most civilized society,"
Thus bespattered with fulsome flattery from
a vile politician, who would insidiously ask for
a favor she, after receiving his presents and
believing his fatterng, would find 1t difficult to
refuse. This was the case for the first few
months; but Mr.. Lincoln ito use his own phrase)
"shLt down on it," and many scenes, when his
wife was goaded on to ask for place by office
seekers, took place.
The following subscriptions for the relief OF
the family of Mr.. Lincoln were yesterday en-,
tered on the book kept for that purpose at Mr..
~
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stocks in New York To-Dnv.

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Smith, Randolph & Co
Bankers, No. l6 South Third street, and No
Nassau street, New York, report at O'Clock
his afternoon as follows:-
United States 1876. lll1%@lllM
United States 5-20s, 1852, IllM9ll2
United States 52Os, 1864, 1089s@l0S19-
United States $685. 1885, l08A @l09
Unite States sos, new, 1886, IO6ll l9lO6T.
United States 5-20s, 1867. l063A01061%.
United States l0-40s, l004G1100%.
June and July 7'30s, 10451(Ql043l.
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Sale of New Hampshire Public Lands.

CoNCoRn, Oct. l6.-The Governor and Council
yesterday sold all the public lauds belonging to
the State, about co. 900 acres, located in Grafton
Carroll, and Cook counties under the act of the
Legislature passed ia June last, authorizing the
sale. Mr. A. M. Chase, of Whitfield, N, H. was
the purchaser, for $25,00O. Tue Governor and
Council yesterday appointed Ossian Ray, ESQ.,,
Solicitor for Coos county.
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From San FIanciscO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16.-Mayor Coon vetoed.
the order extending Montgomery street.
The Chamber of Committee has appointed a,
committee to examine into the expediency of
opening steam communication with ColliervilIe,
the head of navigation on the Colorado river.
The ship Dublin, from New Castle, New South
Wales, has arrived.
A tornado passed over Fort Mcdowell,
Arizona, recently, unroofng every building.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FALL vEnCOATs.
FALL OVEut OATS.
FALL OvEBCOATs.
HHw STYLE FROoK COATS.
NEW STYLE FROUK CoATs.
NEW STYLE FRoCK CoATs
NEW STYLE BUSINESS Sacks WIN wa
NV STYLE BUSINESS SACKS.
Ew STYLE BUSINESS SACKS,
BUSHES SUITS.
FINE DHEas SUITS.
YOUTHs AND Boys CLoTHINe.
YOUTHS AND Boys CLOTHING,
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
H0U tOdg between ! BENNETT q CO.,
FJlh and TOWER HALL.
Sfrth Streets No, SIS Market STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
RpoADwAY. NEW YORR,
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Marine Disaster.

BosroN, Oct. 16.-The British barque STAN
dard, from Quebec for Leith, was fallen in with
on October IL, in lat. 81 80, Ion. 40 80, on fire.
All hands had abandoned her, and after being
tLirty-six hours in their boats, were picked up
by the Norwegian brig Christine Elizabeth,
which arrived here to-day.
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HORSE THIEvEs. - Joseph Donnelly and
Lister Watson were yesterday arrested in the
First Police District, charged with the larceny
of a horse and wagon, which they took from
When arrested, Alexander Boyd essayed to
rescue them, but was himself nabbed, and car
ried off captive. All three were committed in
default OF $1,000 bail each TO answer, by Alder
man Mink
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HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STArIoN.-The fol-
lowing paI ties had hearing before Recorder
Eneu this afternoon at the Central Station:--
Joseph Stevens was arraigned for picking
pockets last night, In the auction store at
seventh and Chestnut. When arrested and
searched, lot of pocket handkerchief, new
stockings, and various other articles were
four d upon him. He was remanded for O fur
theT hearing on Friday.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
ESPECIAL DEsPATOHEs TO EVENING TRLRaRAPR.
WAsBmoTON, Dot, 1e.
ComavNI fswane RumAaOaaeuw.

ESPECIAL DEsFAToHEs TO EVENING TRLsaRAPR.
WASHINGTON, Dot, 1s.
General Grant RustiOatlnRs
General Grant will leave town this afternOOn.
and be absent tomorrow, on short trip 70 che
country, for little relaxation from the pressing
business of his Office.
General HanoOek's Movements.
The extension of time granted to General
Hancock to report at New Orleans expired yes
terday, but IL is understood he was allowed 10
extend II week or ten days longer, until the
yellow fever had disappeared from that city,
and this wAl account for his non.arrivaI there
yesterday.
Personal.
Among the visitors at the White House this
morning were Dan. Voorhees,, of Indiana, and
Joseph r. Flanagan, of philadelphia.
Hon. Caleb N. Taylor, of the Fifth District.
Pennsylvania, arrived this morning, accompa-
MED by Collector BaInsley, of that district, who
is here In reference to Internal Revenue affairs.
Hon. Ulysses Mercur, of Pennsylvania, Is aIs0
here, and will leave tomorrow with the House
Committee on Southern Railroads, of which ha
Is member, for the South, upon their investt-
eating tour. The Committee will not proceed
further south at present than Atlanta, Georgia,
until the yellow fever abates.
The Richmond whisky Frauds.
1t Is understood the distllers and whisky
men whose operations Collector Barnsley has
latterly made rather dangerous, by the recent
raids upon them by the revenue officers at Port
Richmond, have attempted to turn the table0
on him, and he is here to meet any charges that
may be made against him.
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Internal Revenue Frauds.

Boston, Oct. l6.-some three hundred store
keepers in the Second District have been re-
ported to the Internal Revenue Department for
selling manufactured goods without the Gov
eminent stamps. The fines will amount to
$50 OOO
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STEALING, AND RECEIVING STOLEN Goods
David Farrell and William Richardson, aged
six teen and seventeen years, were arres ed at
No. 127 North Front street. for stealing wine,
gin. and other liquors from their employers
This liquor they sold to George King, Twenty
third and Race streets, and John Claus. Thir.
teenth and Vine streets. The two latter indt-
vidua were arrested. and held for receiving
stolen goods by Alderman Godbou. Alderman
Hulley held the boys in de ault of $500 bail
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VenexueIa-Tho Authorities Uneasy
New Duty ON Coffee and Cocoon.

HAVANA, Oct. l6.-We have dates from La
guayra to the oath ult. The ollgarchical leaders
have nearly all been annihilated. Still new re-
volts are feared, and the militia is being
thoroughly organized. The Government feels
strong, having Senor Gutierrez, now Minister
for Foreign Affairs, at its head The new duties
on coffee and cocoa are forty-four per cent. ad
valorem on the former and sixty per cent. on
the latter.
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ALLEGED CONSPIRACY. - Edward Warman
was taken in custody yesterday. charged with
conspiracy and attempting to defraud: 1t is
alleged that himself and two other men formed
q copartnership in the skin. dressing business;
that he and second conspired to deprive the
third of his Just share of the profits Their place
of business was on Margaretta street. He was
arrested in No. l25, on the same street. He was
held for further hearing by Recorder Eneu.
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Presidential Appointm ent.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The President has APP
pointed Joseph W. Hancock Collector of the
Port of Saluria Texas, vice Charles Taylor, de-
ceased. MIR. Hancock is an old resident of
Texas, and served as a soldier in the Union
army during the war.
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Lntaat Markets bY TeIegraph.

R.YT,Atonp Oct l6-Cotton is much better; strict
Georgia mddiing sold at the wharf a. sc upland mid
dliOg. ls1f@lSc Flour quiet ana nLm neat wsry ~
al q SSss6 for prime % choice Corn steaey XS
ouiet with q good iobbing demand ON southern
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THREATENING TO KML.-Frederick Wingerd
got into dispute with the proprietor of the Park
Hotel, Mr.. Howell and assaulted the latter
Soon after-yesterday about four o,clock-he
returned, and houTishing pistol, threatened
to shoot Mr. Howell He was arrested at
Tive nty. ninth and Brown streets, and held by
Alderman Pancoast in default of bail He says
he came from Morris City,
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DIED..

CATDwEII.-ont the evening Of the 10Th Instant
rf1nNF AZ CALDWELL, in the e3d year OF his age
Due notice OF the funeral VIII De gwen a.,
TTIEsCHM ANN,--6uddenly, at his residence IN
ts citv on Tuesday morning, October To- rev IA. a.
FITI8CHMANN, Pastor OF the herman D~h''S
Ghnrch aged "a years. 49,, ro.,.oh aixth
MINERAL services viii be held In the Chnron; az
-Pcnisr Htreeis on Saturday, october ~, ~ =
SJciorN r. M the mDisters will meet ~ tne hoSv IS3
Sence No sg7 N. Tenth street, and proceeu In N0'
Ia the Church, =.
uOrCK IEY.-At Burlington. N. J., on the moE9slH1k s ~
ott he i4th instant, CHARLES w. youngeS1 son VI "
sno n af1eS and ifenda Of the family are respect
ne LeaHtr~h "a attend his funeral, on Thursday
fly tnyaSf yasfsnt at ii O'clock A. M. nom the real
tns t ~ ~ ma brother, No. 1854 N Ientn street, ~
xrrr1rIaoN On the 18th Instant, JOHN o. JOHN
son n .ns th yeSsI ens II Te respectfully invited u
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A MURDERoUs AssAULT.-James Brown, q
colored man, in quarrel brought on by some
trivial dispute with Charles Cope at Twelfth
and Sergeant streets, made q violent attack on
the latter, and drawing a razor from his pocket,
murderouSly assaulted Cope, infilcting fright
tul gashes on his face, neck, and right arm. He
was chased by some men down Sergeant street
into Ninth, where he jumped right into the re
by falling into the hands of Detective Brown,
who arrested him. He was committed to prison
for a hearing.
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Peace ThrOuRhOut st. Domingo.
HAVANA, Oct. l5.-Everything appears to b
quiet in ST. Domingo.
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rire in FOxboro. Mass.

BosToN, Oct. 16.-The iron foundry Of Cary q
Daniels, in Foxboro' was burned last night.
The loss is estimated at $4,000, with no insu-
rance,
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STooKs.-Thomas
h Sons sale at the Exchange, yesterday noon,
was largely attended and the bidding quite
spirited. They sold over S209 600 of stocks and
real estate. See report on third page. Their
sale on Tuesday next is worthy OF special
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Porto RicO-FInanCtaI PPOstrAtLOn-
More Troops TO Como.
HAVANA, Oct. l5.-0ur files from Porto Rico
are to the I'd inst. The finances of the island
were in deplorable state Flour was abun-
dant. The Spanish war steamer Isabel had
sailed for Cadz for more troops.
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PIcKPocKET ARREsTED.-Joseph Steven, a
precoeious pickpocket of sixteen years, was ar
rested last night by Officer Banker, for picking
ton store at Seventh and Chestnut streets, of
some valuable documents, which he thought
were q pocket book He was held for hearing.
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Death of Charles f. Dana.

BOSTON, Oct. I6.-Oharles F. Dana, member
Of the Governors Council, died suddenly this
morning OF throat disease.
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Judge Appointed.

CONCORD, Oct. 16.-Jeremiah Saith, of Dover
was this morning appointed by the Governor to
the vacancy IN the Supreme Judicial Court in
this State.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY AND RoBBRRY.--Ed-
ward Eaton was taken into custody. at No. l0lG
S. Sixth street, on charge of assaulttng an old
mai In tavern. and robbing him of 81. Alder
ma n TittermarY committed him.
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PRESS CLUB.-There will be a meeting of
the Press Club this afternoon, at No. Sis Cfes-
nut street. All members are requested to
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PURoHAsERs Of stock in aid of the Riverside 1nsti-
tute are not only entitled to choice from eight beau
uiu steel plate Engravings, on different SUBJECTS
but guaranteed one present for every dollar share
hald
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THB SUCCESS fGaribaldi in Italy does not make It
this side of the dress in red
napnel shirts to show patriotism. True patriots
here continue the beautiful styles of Clothing
sold at Charles Stokes Co.'s First class Ready-made
OlnthinR House. under the Continental.
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wuIrMAN's CHocoLATE.-The finest Chocolate fol-
table use manufactured at the Philadephia Steam
chocolate and Cocoa Works. Stephen F. Whitman
once and store No. 1910 Markets street.
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FINE Cor FE cTIoNs.-At George W. JenkinA', M
lD27 Spring Garden street, can be obtained foreig
fruts nuts almonds ETC., we'll as hne AsSortmeT
OF coniec ions. Jenkins Is worthy Of a call.
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTIEG.-At O'Clock this
morning, John Gallagher, aged fifteen years.
was shot in the side by a boy named John
Nolen. while out cunning. Taken to the Epis-
copal Hospital,
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PHoToGRAPHs, ca rds or one large picture, for
70 Fer otypes so cents, at Reimers Gallery, Secon
street, above Green. Photographs colored In wate
OolOEs for 81.
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MARRIED.

NUEIIs-WOoD.-on the morning OF the lSth IN
ntSnt by Rev. John Patton, D. D., A MES az; az;
6ann9hter of Thomas Wood, Esq, OF Philadelphia.
WIENER NANCE oe,s the CllntSs " isS sy tTss tSs
Sa1 H. March. HENRY WIENER, yR. 70 EUGks-
HHSS9x n MAN9iT daughter of Mark s. Mango Esq
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SALE OF ELEGANT ORNAMENTS, ETC.
WE WILL SELL ON THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY MORNINGS NEXT, OCTOBER IL
AND As. AT III O'CLOCK EACH BAY, AT
THE ART GALLERY, NO. IOsO CHESTNUT
STREET, A LARGE AND COMPLETE AS.
sORTmEAT OF ELEGANT MARBLE AND
ALABASTER ORNAMENTS, MOSAIC
TABLES, LARGE VASES FOR HALLS,
MARBLE STATUARK, VERDE ANTIQUE,
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE. ROCALLA
CHINA VASES, BRONZE CANDELABRAs,
CLOCRS, ERC. ETC, ALL THE SPECIAL
IMPORTATION OF MESsRS. WITH BROS,
LATE VITO WITH a SONS. THE COLLEC.
TION WELL ARRANGED FOR ExAsEE-
NATION ON WEDNESDAY, 10TH INST,
WITH CATALOGUES, AND WELL BE
WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF LOVERS
OF THE FINE Arts
B. SCOTT, Jr.,
lOl52t AUCTIONEER.
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IT rs WELL TO get clear of Cold the first week. but
It is better and safer to rid yourself of IL the
frat forty eight hours-the proper remedy for the
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THE great Combination Sewing and Buttonhole
Machine is destined to supersede all others In the
market This is evident from the wonderful popu-
larity this machine has acquired In few months.
The like was never before known; We understand
all orders book ed and the machines delivered In
turn as fast possible from the depot at Eleventh
audi
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UPHoI sTERERs always ready to send out any mo
nent 10 do work of any description; no delay no dis
appointment, at PATTERNS, No. l40e Chestnut street
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Ayers CHERRY PHoToRAL surpasses all o:ht
remedies In the rapid and radical cure OF Coughs
COlds and Consumption.
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Philada. stock ExChange Sales, OCT. Il

anortad by ne Haven a Bro, No, % s. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
$1,000 New Jersey es..lO2n 10 0sh Cent..-s5wn~ ~
soO az FnIton Coal-sl0 AZ 7 do.m-s5wn. 43x
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CARPETS laid Immediately on call No disAppoin
meRt at ~ ,.os M, dA1r eat ~ t., 81
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WHAT OTHERS HAVE DONE You NAY Do.-One
gentleman says, DOCTORS bills for FIVE years
ragged one hundred and fifty dollars year. Three
years ago procured one OF Dr. HUMPHREYS cases
Of HoMqGoPATHIo SPECIFICS. and since that time my
doctors bills have averaged els and have
enjoyed almost uninterrupted health. Price 80,
sent by express on receipt OF the price Address
COMPANY, No 5s2 BROADWAY, N. Y. General
Depot, No. 657 ARCH Street. Philadelphia.
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AssAULT.-John Griffith and Nathaniel
Wiley John Earnest and Michael Sloak, were
creatiD- a disturbance night before last, in the
bar-Ionm of a tavern In Nioetown, when the
prepTielor ordered them out. They refused,
and he called upon officer Layler, who, when
atte mpting to eject them, was set upon and vlo-
lently assaulted. Another officer coming to the
arrested, and the latter some time afterwards
at Rising Sun, where they had gone. Alderman
Thomas committed them.
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AN AUTUMN SUGGEsTIoH.-NOw. as heavy iosS
arise, and searching winds commence 70 blow no"'
the human body, exhausted like inanlmate nature
by the heats of summer, begins to wilt and drooP
now ere the Indictment winter makes tS trying onset
NOW ia the time for preparatory course OF the best
acclimating medicine In existence, HoSTErTERS
STOMACH BITTERs.
Fever ana Ague is rampant In all parts Of the
country. Quinine. the physicians admit, will not
uuell the phase OF the disease which at per
yades the entire West 1t well that 1t is for the
remedy $50 OcAlled) is deadlier than the mRAdy But
II quinlne Is inefficient in intermittent fevers, os-
TETTER's BITTERs is irresistible. 1t would
be safe to make contract. under heavy penalties,
that any given "Fever-andAgue District should be
exempted from the disorder for any particular time
provided every inhabtant would take the BITTERs
according TO directions during the term Of the con-
tract, There has never been instance in W hich
this sterling invgorant and snti-febre medicine has
failed go ward Off the complaint. when taken duly
protection against malaria, Hundreds Of physicians
have abandoned all the ofncinal specifics, and
prescribe this harmless vegetable tonlc and nothing
else, a preventive and for all the forms of
chils and fever Vgor is the thing most needful In
these cases. well in dyspepsia nervous aec-
tions, and HOsTETTRR's BITTERS are the safest,
surest, and most wholesome strengthening preparR-
ton that human skill has yet concOcted.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
[ron ApprrIONAL EooAL ITEMS SEE INs1Bn rAsns


FRBMBN'sI PARADE AT LANCASTER. - The
hremen OF Lancaster, Pa, will have their
annual parade tomorrow, and it promises TO
be very handsome AFFAIR. It will consist Of
of Lancaster, there will be In line eleven OF the
Philadelphia companies, and organizations
and York. The Philadelphia companies that
VIII participate are the Htbernta Engine.
uniied States Engine, E P5iiadsiphia PHRp Hose Hose
Warren Hose, Marion Hose, Neptune Hose,
Spring Garden Hose, West Philadelphia Hose,
States is accompanied by committee having
in charge q splendid frame, enclosing photo.
Union OF Lancaster. The companies leave at
d1nerent hours day for Lancaster. The Hi
SnrI1 SSeTrnI1a' r @nasr the m9Trshalship Of W. r. Nc;
O'CLOCK on their way TO the depot
CHARGED WITH CONSERVING TO ExToRT MONEY.
Two men ,surnamed Harmer and Ireland, had
hearing before Recorder Eneu yesterday
Henry Wagner, distiller, at Broad and Climber.
land streets. 1t was testified that Mr.. Wagner's
sented that there had been an evasion OF the
Revenue law, and that the distlllery would be
seized. A proposition was made to settle for
$6O0; but that was thought to be too high, and
$3.50 was settled upon. On Monday last Sl20
was paid, when the parties were detected, and
are not revenue ofacers, as represented, and
had no authority to visit the distillery.
CARL SENTz' THIRD MATINEE, by his Grand
Orchestra OF fifty performers comes Off to-mor-
row at o'clock p M. The following is the pro-
gramme:-
2dSso-XeEro Z %ndGnte; g. MnGeitO a Ale
grO 4. Allegro Spirtoso.
Song-"Farewell, Sweet Mary Mine'.....G. Hoffman,
Mr. George Bishop.
Fack keltsnz-' Flambeau Dance eyerbeer
Fiug cfiig6t Of Fancy; by
requesI STRAUSS
Gal'p-'COlumbanus, Albert PsrlOw
AssAULT.-John Griffith and Nathaniel
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OF THE
Onion Pacific Railroad Co.,

now be exchanged at the office OF the Agents OF the
Company in this city.
WEI. PAINTER a. On
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SALE OBJECTS ART.-Mr. B. Scott, Jr., will
sell on tomorrow and Friday mornings at IL o'clock
each day, at the Art Gallery No. 1920 Chestnut street.
the collection of elegant Marble and Alabaster
ments, French bronze clocks glassware, etc.. recently
imported from France and Italy by Messrs viii
theirs. The collection Is arranged for examina-
tion the marble groupe representing the Child Pet
also the exquisite figure of Spring by the celebrated
Lazzerini are two OF the finest statutes offered
at public sale in this country and will be found to be
well worthy the attention OF lovers Of the fine arts.
The collection of vases ornaments etc. is very large
md the tout ensemble makes o fine display
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BUSHES SUITS.
FINE DH Eas SUITS.
ALL KINDS OF SUITS.
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auRPAasrD BY NO OTHER, AND MADE BY HAND
aSy-The 'Model Shoulder Seam Shirt
sss-lrhe "MOdel Shoulder Seam Shirt
HS-frhe s'Model Shoulder Seam Shirt"
MoINTIRE & Bro, No. lOSS OheSnut street.
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FAIL { YEnCOATs.
FAIL OvEltt OATS.
FALL OYERCOATs.