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ROAD NOTICE.

NoTIcEi Il hereby given tina, applieasioa
IN will be made BY Petition, to The Coun.
~ Commissioners Of Carroll county, At
their first meeting after thirty days from tao
date hereof, 70 chsnge the bed Of the GA
County road leading from Conrad Shusey's
on the Tanytown and Littlestown road 10
john wcisfs Mill on Big Pipe Creek, and
from there to the Turnpike oil Mount Pleas
ant said change 10 be made on the division
line between Josiah Adslsperger, BsrbarA
Baumgardner and the heirs Of John Baum
gardner. Aud your petitioners therefore
pray that your Honorable body win appoint
Examiners To view aud examine the en ind
Of said road for The purpose Of making said
change as aforesaid, aud ia daty bound will
ever pray,
HENRY T. EcKABAUGH,
ma1i2.bt and "a othata.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

BENNINGTON MALE SEMINARY and
FEMALE 00ILEGE, near Trenton, New
Jersey. boarding School for both sexes,
long established aud Of high grade, aiming
earnestly TO excel in attention u the education,
the morals, the home comforts aud the health
Of the student Terms moderate. Address the
Rev. 7. HANLON, A. NJ, Pennington, n. ].
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Amateur CumIyalor's Guide

THE u AID ICAL.
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE, devoted To Free
~ Thought Prizes 81 a year Send 90 eta
Tor specimen number. Address TIE RADl.
CAL, Lock boz 1871, boston, Mas.
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Constable's Sale.

SoAkstaokC . 0aAC.
.DY rirtas Of two writs ~ asri fneiss, ls,ueA
By willisn J. sitien, ons 81 de Justices Of the
Peace II the Stats " Maryland. In asd for Car.
roll connty, one q, The sult u Jashas W. Her
Ing, sursising paftnsf q wiillam A. Matthias
aud Joshaa ". Herring. psssners. praciieing
medicine under the namr, hrm and ssfle n
Matthias 4 Hrrtng. and Que At The salt 81 Joshna
w, Herring, aKsinst the goods aad ehattels,
lands asd isnemeass Of Jsisf ". Swsrtshaarh.
and 10 me directed, | have seiIed aud saken 10
execution az the esi.ts, right, title, interest.
property, eiaim and demand Al Law and IN
sqaity. % the said JvbH H. swsftzbsssh, 10
and 10 The following
PARCELS or LAND, VIZ
part Of Tract Of LaAd sslled Rochester. %
part o. Tract of Land called dorchester Rc.
surveyed" part Of Tract Of Land called
"Bili's Pfospcer and part ola Tract Of Land
called banks Folly" aad which uers eon-
yeyed b the said John n. Ewartsbanrh and
Mary bis wife, by Joshua y. Gorsueh, 6y Deed
dated April ~, 1851, and recorded amonx The
Land Records Of Carroll county, 10 Iihsr q.
=. w.. No. -, Folio se--ssid property being
situated on the Gorsueh Road about three ntilss
from Westminster.
And ] hsrsby give notics, dat on the IA day
u APRIL. 1868, at ? o'clock r. NJ, al he
o"art House 10 the City II wesissinstes, Car.
roll county, Nd, will offer Coz sale the ssid
fropsrty, 90 seined and taken On execution, by
Pablic Auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cask.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS,
March lf-isss,- "a Constable.
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~. 1nc AupO1 daughter.
On receipt Of SIX DOLLARS we VIII send
the entire set Of Wavsriey Novsis,as Published,
and q copy Of a new
Stssf-piais Portrait n Sir Wslisr Seo1,
from painting BY Sir Thomas Lawrence, sui
table FOR framfngi the Books and Engraving 70
Be sent free Of portage TO any part Of The United
States.
Either Of the ADORE sent 10 any address on
receipt Of The price, Is essts per volume.
On receipt Of TIN DOLLAkS complete set
q Dickens lin unlfUrm slylel, II volamcs, sad
Waserley, rs volumes, VIII be sent post paid.
The cheapest Ten Dollars worth 10 Be found 10
the whole range Of Literature. Forty-two
volumes for $40.
Extraordinary Oppevfsaisy for fAs Halioa 10
PsreAass ssf u Sir Ralfsr Scott. World
psHeRssd WsEsriss Horei.,
CLUB RATES.
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Mailed IL our expense.
AIRY person obtaining Foar Subscribers for
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b sHsitled % sst Of Dickens, II VIOLA, ssATis.
All mailed Al oar sxpense.
AR person ohtsinlng eight Subscribers, and
remittisg tta.eo, vllI receive copy Of The
"Waserlsy Gallery" containing 10 Steel Ia
cravings ~ u. Rsinale Charaeters 10 N We.
.erisy Novels, board 10 elegant Morocco, Prizes
csnvass-s wanted In every .owa 10 the
Unifea States. A great oppariusily is afforded
20 Industrious men and women 10 make money,
The WsTsrlsy Nogels al this iaw price.
Fer special rates, agRly 70 the Puhlishers,
u. APPLETON a COMPANY,
msfs-ts tt3 4 tts Bresdway, n. Y.
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NO. OIL EQUITY.

~ Y NO. OF FQUiI1.I
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Minerva Ritter, Moshsrsl ORDERED
Rsbecca Ritter q others fof March, 1865,
es - that The Audit
Rebecca Ritter 4 others. filed il dis cause
be finally ratified and confirmed, unieas cause
TO the contrary be shown on or before the
4th day. OF April next provided copy of
this order be inserted II some newspaper
printed IN Carroll county for two Successive
weeks before tho last named day,
sf JN0. U. HQfLEs Clerk,
| if.ff True eory-Tesi; aggs
marl9'2t JSo. b. BorfE, Clerk.
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DOCK AGENTS wANTED--FOR DR..
I'D WILLIAM SMITHS DICTIONARY OF
THE BIBLE. Written by 20 Of the most dis
tingnishcd Diyines in Europe and America
illustrated with over l25 Steel and Wood En-
gravings 10 one large Octave velHme. Price
So. SO. The only edition published ID America,
condensed by DR.. Smiths own hand We en-
plpy no General Agents aud offer extra induce
inents to Agents dealing with, "a. Send for
J. D. BURR CO., Publishcrs, Hartford, O..
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North American Steamship Company,
Tanorsn LtSg 10 caLiFonxn.
VIA PANAMA or NICARAGUA.
Sailing from New York
March sb aud 18th April 5th and
18th, May 5th, 18th and 35th.
With New stcsmships Of the First class.
Passage Lower than by any other lane.
FOR further information address
d. n. CARRfNGTON,
Agent, III West ST., MY.
w. II. WEBB. Psca. CIiAS. DANA, v. Pres.
Onice--5l Exchange Place, New York.
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE ls hereby given that there will be
IN Petition presented bcfore The Cesnty
Commissioners within thirty days, fsr the psr-
pose Of erecting Bridge across Pipe Cfssk,
between the lands Of Joshua Wisners and
LaFkin Belt. I.ARKIN BELT.
feb7I-5t end 81 other Tar payers.
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a Present Of S25 value,
NJ days service In any town or village. Par
ticgi4rs and gift sent free, by addreasin with
Stamp. n. u. GOLDMAN q CO., 80 Hanover
street, Boston, Mass
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TO LADIES.

yoHr attention IL called 10 the lsnst siFieneIsas
remedies ever knasR faF The Fstnaysi ef OBJ
sirsetioas and arrangements incident 70 The
female sea.
DIR. HARyEY's
cHRONO THERMAL FEHALE Pills.
havs been used for upwards Of rnisyr rsIss
with ssssryIng sacresl They are adapted Tor
all ordinary eases aud never faii In thuif action
" taken Ia tlma
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RED JACKET
AXE.
COLDuRN's PATEyT.
ihNb AhD NOT FVNkH W AhffBo.
We claim Il will cat Twenty Five t25l per
per cont more cord wood per day than
any other Axe made.

MEssnG idfriscnrt A Co.
sigsi-i have fully tried your Patent Are
and ind thatit il that yna claim far II. n viii
chop faster Than any athrr Ase that e,.s saw
And leaves the Sond without stcklng NJ ali.
w"uid not chop tire. days without ,,ue Tor The
cost need nys saw anY more, for auv man
that tries one will be satisfied.
WIN. KEGS.
CATION The Are and the Label arc
both patented. Jrf,Iar.,.
on these patsnts viii be- praspcutcd aeeorI,nr
TO law. SrHdcrs or dealers, and pcr,gps a,inr
ar Infringement. ase liable 9Th tho maker Of
ihe Infringement
For Sale by all Dealers the Manufacturer.
80 dPPiNcorr 4 BAKEwEI.I.,
tseteeSsoaE TO LtrtScorr 4 Col
SDis o'sHsrs ~ As pa,sHt.,
Pittsburgh, IA.
% EXTINCT
Z 4 =. !. !. !. i ! J. !.
4 AA PoRr,sLH SELr.AcuSo
\A FIRE ENGINE.
49, A Safe guard sgAlnri Fire.--
HW Always ready fnr usr. Prices
~ sis, $50, SIS. Needed 10 every
a. Ii "a house. Agents wanted. send
MA for descriptive circular. Ad.
@<A dress, n. Y. FIRE EXTlS-
GUlSHER CO., Icy Street, n. Y.
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ARMY AMI NAVY AGENCY,
THOMAS TIsIMoNs q 60.
No. ~ seaiA Street. orsr Ga. CO.. 06iss, Baltic.
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SOLDIERS and SAILORS, enlisted or
~ grafted, and mustered into the u. s.
service s after May 20, 1858, and credited 10
Aaryiand, are entitled 10 $500 State Bounty.
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THIRD EDITION
TTEE WEST.
Political Outbreaks in st. Louis
Progress Of RegistratiOn-Ter-
rife Explosion Of Nitro.
Glycerine in 0hi0-De-
structiOn Of Pro-
perty.
FROM OHIO.

Explosion OF n Train OF Cars Contain
Ing Nitro. GIyceriue Terrific SHOCK
and Atmospheric vibration.
Special Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph.
URBANA, Ohio, Sept. 80. O.-Yesterday morning
our citizens were startled by sharp report as OF
an explosion OF cannon, which appeared W oe
right in our midst, shaking and swaylnE tns
buildings and breaking the wndoW-glass. 10 an
instant every one was astir to see, Il possible,
the cause OF this tremendous report. They ran
to the railroad yards, supposlng 1t TO be an
engine. ,
conclusion 1t must have been the explosion OF
the engine of the Atlantic and Great western
train, No. 6, which had only been gone some
fifteen minutes Hundreds took the track, ana
went some seven miles east, unen the hames OF
burning cars met their eyes.
1t was ascerained that the car next to the
engine had explode with terrific report CON-
pletely demolishng the engine and four cars,
setting fire to the train, and soon consumed
nesrly the whole of 1T. Ten cars were bnrned
to ashes; they were loaded with -four aud pork
The Car next to the engine which exploded was
loaded with pork, and the supposlliou is that
nitl o-ely cerne was in some way smuggled into
il, which caused the explosion aud the serious
Injury of the engineer, Harry Whpp.e.
Tue report was tremendous: had the whole train
been loaded with powder it could not have been
so loud. An iron rail was thrown three hundred,
yards from the track, and was bent double by
the force house quarter OF a mile nom tue
wreck was almost demolshei !, and the vibration
came with such force tnat timbers flew in
every direction, and telegraph wires were
thrown down for about 600 yards. A gentle
man from Marysville says the shock received
there seemed as though it was within te Y feet
OF them. 1t was also heard five miles beyond
haIysVile, thirty miles from the wreck. No
one but the engineer was seriously hurt. Tue
fireman ives slightly hurt, and was blown over
into u field.
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Latest Markets nv Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, sept 80 Cotton firm; mlddliugs, fec
bid ana 26h asked. Flour In better demand, anu
lower to sell Howard Street suoern de f.9s73; nN
extra, % 75@ll76; do. family. tl29 250; Olty Mans
superhne 6qe7b do extra, ~ 1902; do, family sa9
lS western fine S 2S@e7S: do; superfne, fl259s -
do extra sl569l025 Wheat dali; very good to cnocs
rec. t22b@25s Corn nrm; white, tt2O@ra2; yellew'
t'26 Oats firm NJ 700e77e. Rye Arm At tl406pl 80.
Provisions arm and unch anged.
NEW YORK, Sept. so.-Cotton Arm at 2ec. Flour
dull AEd declined l0 l5c sales of 1000 barrels State
tsf0sS'90; Ohio. a 756lo1o; Western, t6'25@Ds 70;
southern, o. 50@1375; California. eS6OQ1l075 Wheat
du and declined 213c. Sales OF rs 900 bushels spring
White California; tis5 Corr dull and declined
lc Sales of 58,U00 bushels At tll20ll6 Oats dull at
73Gn5. Beef quiet Pork qliet at t2S 50@ls62k Lard
hesvy at lS&@l91S. Whisky firm ana holders demand
an advance
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FROM .DELA WARE.
Political Sentiment In the State.

able degree of political feeling in this city and
all the northern part of the State, large m eet-
ines being held by both parties. Last evening
1000 persons assembled in City Hall to hear
judge Bond, General A. E. King, and Archie
Sterling, all of Baltimore, in behalf of the Re-
publicanE. Much enthusiasm was manifested
Tonight Governor Swami, Mr.. Labrobe. and
Senator Pinckney Whyte are announced to
speak to the Democracy. Governor Swami aud
General King are rival candidates for Congress
IN Baltimore, and their visit to Wilmington is
accepted as part of their canvass IN the 10 wer
and Dr. William G. Davidson are on the stump
for Grant and ColfaX. In this city the Rspub'
cans claim a larger majority for November
than IN Septembe Der.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Arrival of BulIiOn-PrOgress of Regis
tratiOn-POlitical lnieiicities.
Ste.tnl Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 30-Fourtesn bars OF silver,
valued at SIG 600, taken from the mines of the
St. Louis end Montana Mining Company. arrived
here from Montana, and will be exhibited at the
Fair next week, prior to being sent to New
York.
The registration OF voters will close with the
present week. Upwards of COO for the city
are now on the list. and the number Will be
increased 10 about "a 900.
The city has been unduly excited today by
the riotous PROCEEDINGS OF small political
company last night, who were intoxicated and
Coe mitied outrages. The Police Commissioners
are to investigate the affair this evening. Mode
rate men OF both parties are anxious FOR the
preservation OF order. but partisan feeling aud
bitterness run high, and disturbances are liaols
TO occur at any time.
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FROM WASHING TON.

Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
The Alabama Delegation.
VASE MGroN, Sept. 30.-The Alabama delega.
ton waited on Secretary Schodeld to-day, when
he delivered to Governor Smith copy of the
letter addressed to General Meade from General
Schofcld, transmitting the order Of the Presi-
dent that troops should be distributed at all
points wherever their presep ce may be necessary
to sustain the civil authorities, and If General
Meade has not sufficient troops he is directed to
apply to the Secretary of War for an additional
force, which will be furnished. The original
letter was forwarded to General Meade by mail.
The delegation having accomplished the object
O. their mission, leave tomorrow morning for
home.
Movements of Frank Blair.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. 30.-Frank Blair arrived
last evening, and after meeting a few of his
intimate friends left for Silver Spring, to spend
a day with his father. He declined public
demonstration, which his enthusiastic admirers
were anxious to get up for HIM. He leaves
tonight for Pennsylv lvania to speak there.
Revenue Collector Appointed.
The President to-day appointed A. ]. Sim
monds Collector of Internal Revenue for
Montana, vice Langford, resigned.
Despatch to The associated Press.
General Dyer's Trial.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3o.-The meeting of the
Chief of Ordnance, has been postponed for one
week from Monday next.
General Frank Y. Blair
arrived here last night, and left to-day for the
residence of his father, at Silver Spring, Mary
land.
The Alabama Memorial Endorsement
| The official copy of the memorial aud resolu-
| tiOns OF the Alabama Legislature is endorsed as
| iollows:-
First Referred to the honorable Secretary of War
for consideration and action.
ISlgnedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
Second. War Department Sept 2g.-Respectfully
referred to Major. General George g. Meade. com
manoing Department Ct the South, for his action
under the instructionS from the department Trans
1t the purpose OF these instructions to confer
| upon the Department Commanders al the auth nrity
which the laws allowed, ana IL Is the wish of tine
President that, within the lin its of his awful
rty Major General NeRde will exercise fu'i discre.
tion in his action, to the end that in any the
| peace may be preserved. tSgued)
| j, h. sCHOFIELD, secretary OF War
| HEADQUAR ERs THE ARMY. A A. u. o., Sept.
| 2s. - Respectfully tTansmitted TO Major General
| Meade commanding the Department or the South,
| for his suosnce.
| BY command OF General Grant
| Isigned) e. d. TOWNSEND, A. A.G.
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IMPORTANT! N
The spanish Revo1ut ton
It Ends in the Fall of the
Bourbon Throne.
The Royal Army Defeated and Dispersed
The COnchas Join the Rebels-Madrid
in their Hands-The Statue Of the
Queen Dragged Through the
Streets.

By Atlantic Cuble,
LONDON, Sept. 3O.-The following important
news has been received from Madrd:-
Jose Concha and Manuel Concha have pro.
nounced for the revolution. The people of
Madrid and the army garrisoning it have fol-
lowed their example.
The statue of the Queen was dragged through
the streets Of Madrid by the rebels.
Paiva, of the Royal army, has been utterly
defeated by the insurgents in the province of
Ciudad Real; his army is dispersed and he him
self is a fugitive.
Marshal Serrano, of the rebel army, is m arch.
ing on the capital unopposed.
Prince Girgent, son-inlaw of the Q leen, has
b ven captured by the insurgents.
A Provisional Junta has been formed.
Perfect order prevails everywhere.
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MANDAMUs.-In the Quarter Sessions this
afternoon the adavits uf two cit zens of the Twenty
second ward were presented to Judge Pierce setting
form that the extra tba ward was being
held by men OF the same political party aud with
closed donrs, IN violation of ne law and were iEe
wise assessing persons who did not apply fer
nent; and that one OF the deponents, VIM, Swayns,
having gone into the asses sment room to examine
view of lbese allegaions he judge ordered a per.
emptory damus to issue against these assessors,
to compel them open the doors of the assessment
room ihe writ to be eturaable TO. morrow morning
His Honor said that in 1867 Judge Brewster had de-
cidt that the assessment Should be held with open
Dc OTs and the whole Court concurred In that decision
Judge Ludlow who happened TO be in court at the
time. remark ed that he so fully conceded with the
expression this decision of Judge Brewster that in
the course OF the day. he had issued from the Dom,
mon Pleas wIits of mandamus In fur or five cases
iust similar to this.
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The DEATH OF CHARLES II. GRAFFEN.-At a
meeting of the Athletic Baseball Club, held
this morning, a series of res lutions expressive
OF the sense OF the organization, on the death of
Mr. GIaten were passed. 1t was decided that
the club attend the funeral in a body.
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TARGET PRAcTIoE.-The annual festival of
the Philadelphia Rifle Club commenced on Mon
day, and was finished last evening, at Washing
ton Retreat. The members during that time
INDUCED in target practice, while their friends
enjoyed themselves in manner only known to
Germans. Last night Mr. Klefer aRarded the
prizes which comprised over eighty in number,
valued at $1,000, to the successful gentlemen.
sixty-hve entered the lists, and of these the
folio wing received the pTinclpai prlze3:-
ladies, full silver tea service, was awarded to
Mr.. Siegrist.
Second prize, contributed by the Club, a
dozen of silver tablespoon. 10 F. q. Kolb, the
winner OF the first prize in the recent Ne " York
SchutZenfest.
Third prize, sum OF money, to f. Laugen-
helm, who hit the iouI-inch target torty,seVen
out of fifty times.
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REPUBLICAN lNvINCIBLEs.-This club parades
tonight 10 the mass meetir q, at Fifth street and
Washington avenue. This makes the third
turnout OF this organization tor the week thus
far. The InyinClbles want to give Berry for
Congress a strong pull. and therefore every
member that can possibly be out should be
anxious 10 JOIN the movement tonight. See
o1dlr No II, in another column.
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supper,
October 2.

FUNERAL OF ROBERT W. BAKEARD.-Yester-
day afternoon the funeral of Robert W. Barnard
took place from his residence, No. 227 Christian
streets. and was atteuoea by the members of
258 |. o. OF o f., Frauklin DIVISION, No. 6, s. of
r., PENNSYLVANIA Union Beneficial Society, and
the relatives and friends of deceased. Funeral
services were held in Ebanezer Church, Chris.
tlan street, above Third and were participated
in by Revs. M. D. Kurtz, Penncl Coombe, I W.
Sim pers and J. H. Alday. Tke remains were
inferred in the burial ground attached to the
Church.
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AN OWNER WANTED.-Last night the Har-
Dor Police picked up a boat at South street
wharf, containing lot of copper, iron knees
and bolts for which an owner is wanted at the
Station, Front and Noble streets.
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INTERNATIONAL BASE BALL MATcH.-It is
now definitely settled that the Athletic Base
Ball nine will play against the All England
Crickeers, on Monday, October IL. This match
has caused considerable excitemen mt among both
cnck citing and base ball circles.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-30

WE ARE GLAD to see that others of our Phi
delphia clothing houses, following the good
example of WanamaBer & Brown have taken
up their idea of a Grand Opening, aud otter the
people an opportunity OF inspecting their stocks.
The Opening at Oak Hall is, you remember, to-
morrow.
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FROM NEW PORK.
Sales of Coal at Auction.

Bpsetal Despatch TO The Euentn0 Tste graph.
New YORK, Sept. 80. The Delaware, Lacka.
wanna and Western Railroad, at auction, dis.
posed of 10000 tons of coal from the Lqeka
wanna regions. Tue coal is deliverable at
lizabpthport, n. j., during the coming month.
The following were the prices realized at this
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-30

GRAND TEMPERANCE MEETING. - Excelsior
Division Sons of Tenn moeropce held a public
meeting last evening. at Union Methodist Eois,
copal Church, Fourth street. below Arch.
Speeches we1e made by Judge Allison, Thomas
Pratt r. W. G. P. Flick and others. At the
close of the addresses public installation of
officers took place. A large audience was pre-
sent, and the exercises were of an interesting
character
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SUNDAY School AssOCIATIoN.-The quarterly
meeting of the Philadelphia Baptist Sabbath
School Association was held last evening, in the
First Church, corner OF Thirty y-siXth and ChesnUt
streets Rev. DR.. Griffith in the CHAIR A valuable
and interesting paper on the Wonderful Pre-
servation of the Hebrew and Greek Manuscripts
OF the Sacred Writings was read by Rev, w.
Cahcart, and paper by lady teacher on the
Teacher in the Home of the scholar, was rea /
by Rev. w. Hornberger. The meeting was q
very interesting one throughout
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THE "BoYs IN BLUR'-The Committee on
Quartering the "Boys in Bluer 10 arrive IN tn
city, which is sitting at the Continental Hotel,
has received despatCbes that the folio wing
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FREs.-At o'clock yesterday afternoon
the bou'e No. 1886 Catharine streets was
slightly damaged by IRE.
The coal oil works OF william G. Laird, on
Race street whali, schuyiklll, sustained uidng
damage by fire shortly after IL o'clock this
morning,