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NOTICE OF RInov1L.

AND customer % our temporary removal % ths
Opera House, corner 9Th snd sts., until oar Ne~
eto'e ts nnished. Our ssles will ba contiuuef A.
usual. on Tuesday. Thursday. aud saturSsy M a.
ipg.. commencing o. 10 O'Clock.
Je, W. Z: WALL q CO. Aust..
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FURNITURE
at REDUCED PRICES.

Owing to change about to be made In the build.
ing. shall from this Gate offer my entire stock
not at cost-but ct kEOUOED PkICDS. Persons
wishing Furniture will save zine and money by
purchasing new, rather than attend auction sales.
Call and Judge for yourself.
WIN. b. DBNN's
rERNITURE WAREROOM6, SOS7th Ut.
my 28-u adjoining Odd Pellows' Hall
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TENTED Stairs PATENT OFFICE.

UHITED sTATls PATENT 2rfIOE.
s15SS.sf1ss e &c., e
granted to them on ths isth day Of sepssab Der,
lsss and Is-issaed On the isth dsy Nay. Iss0, sof
II fs ordered that said Deution be heard @
this once on the soth day Of August next. Any
deposiitoDs, and other papers should be filed IN
this once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL O. FISHIR
je 3 lav3v Commissioners Of Patepts
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W ARLINGTON
CITY DISPENSARY,
No. 26s, Noythscesf Corner 7th and M Streets.
MEDICAL edvioe and surgical oper alton to the
poor free of charge.
Once hours: sto II Q. m, 5 tot p. m.
L. M TAYLOR, II. D., 3. W. LATIMRR, n. d.
EaaA
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AUCTION SALES.

fO.MORROW.
RI CoePHR LAfIMER, Auctionesr,.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Auofiox.
q 10 o. o.,,a.g2 ,Tg2E.pxf s Ss5sSl,.e; 4 y.lv ls,h :,
psrIseis and fnsI.is osrpsi.
slnnt wHlnns Heir Heir cloth Psrlor Suite
cottage eeites, Mattreeees
= 6eather BoIstsrs and Pillows
lining Tables and Chairs
Corking and Heating Stoves, &c.
i,sM M COOPER q LArrMER, Aue..
BTw,L; WALL Z co, Aue.isn.er.,
fwall Opera House,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOB SALE AT
On runsn.v AUCIs0n. .,,.
at six O'Clock, the suhsoriSer viii of at public
sale, to the highest bidder, Lots No. one six aud
eseht IN equare No one hundred and seventy -tso:
s.me oeing on D street, between 18th and 18th
ALSO, Lot no. SIX. in Square No. eighty il being
on urset, between 2ist and 2h streets vest
last lot fronting ON New Ham pshire sven ae. aud
W. " ine Circle" ornamehted by the ststGe Of
The above property 10 loc.tei in tn. best ard
moet improving localities, and m 1st OF IL has
G erafe G the streets adjacent. Sale will commence
Terms OF sale: One third cash: the resiiue in6
and IL mouths, with interest from caE of sale
Oonveyancine, including revenue stamps at toe
cost 9f the purchaser II the terms Of sale are LOT
complied with within nve tsvs FROM tn, day -
sale the property will be resold al the ri.k and
cost Of pureh sser. A deposit of S7S will be re
led when the properly T.sTsS i iiskn S,snuav G
httorne, for owner.
US'd VIM. l.. WALL a 60 Auct..
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10y GREEN WlbLlAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner of Seventh and streets.
AssIGNEEs SALE oF CoUvTERs, saELv
MIRRORs WITH MARBLE BRACKET, &C !,
On SATURDAY, the l7th instant, at 10 clock
Q NJ. 1 shall sell. at Green d williams Auction
rooms, the above named goods. all being in good
Terms: Cash. GEO MASON, Assispes.
jy8 I'd GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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f(Y GREEN d WILLIAMS,
- Aucttoneers and Rest Estate Brokers,
No. s26, southeast corner 7th and streets

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. Is FEET
FRONT BY 100 FEET DEEP, FRONTING
ON STREET NORTH. BETWEEN lsr AND
I'd STREET WEST, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, the 18th instant. at o'clock m,
We shall cell, on the premises, &c above Lot, for
Stamps; &C., at cost of purchaser. $50 down on
day Of sale
ySd QRIEN WILLIAMS. Aucta
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ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. s26, southeast corner 7th and streets.
TRgsTEEs' SALE OF VALuABLs PROPERTY
of1cs 81 ssfzsar AZ F9fTF HGTcF4oHs
- On On wfpEIEsbAY: NEE re 9Th day Of june
Se p o deed y
trust frsm Ed.srd O'Oonner and vie dated the he
fss G sT M o"s .sa q Il. rsss
Weshineton Cosnty, in the District Of Columo ois.
f1s IS 0n 81
division OF Square numbered six hundred and
and 81 nofss tss
depth Of one hundred and seventy five fl75 feet A.
To .sd Ss'S s By
Is E:sd LIZ: S;ssy "a +
the District Of Columbia, viii more iuiv appear
cor psistins Of ne two story Frame am House. neh'''
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
deed Of trust on the premises All conSsysneins II
and revenue stamps st the cost Of the purcnsser
%n Within Ssss ss9
the day OF eale, the Trustees reserve the right to
ne Of sn: d
some nswspaper published in Warrington. d. @.
NJ, SS4s ssst:sHfssS $$44ssfAgeH 1:':.:.:
til wEDN isDAY. the 10th instant, 9 same aO hour
'1s ~ 0FasE skGis 81 WILT Au
HTHE ABOVE sAL1 10 FURTHER POST
PONeD until FRIDAY. the 18th instant, same
hGss sss s.'' CRIES s y IL
UTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURrHRR POST.
POhED, until TUESDAY, July 9th, same hour
snd place: BY order Of the Trustees.
10 p eo&ds GREEN d WILLIAMS, ,Aucts.
D..TBI ABOVE SALE Is YuRTHER POST.
po9ed Hntil MONDAY. the 10Th instant, same hour
any By oadsf sESs r. fH5Tp::sxms Aue..
I INoOLN DEPOT Ar AUOTIOa.
DEPOT QUARrERMAsrERs OFFICE, s
- W wAsHINe Iox B. a., july 10, 1859.
VIII be sold, at public auction, on MONDAY,
S.4vi:oS os sso%%snHins bcm y n 1ed:r the sS
building: known as Lincoln DeDot, sitasted be.
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets eass and A
ana streets north. CON Drising,
s Buildings. 200x1S feet / Engine House, HE'S, I
Building l2oxss. story stoU
Ps:ias House. ss1u sssSis 3 ss.ss ss:s .s''
Kitchen to do. AXIS. Al cool House, sssas 's lee.
Building. 50. Ice a'iH aoass. l,4s tess
iM.ise f f.,l and Frame, lsx,sr.s ss..;1 .,u..
Picket Fence. 81 feet high. y
Also, small lot OF Household Furniture. Car
P1.sSasers will be allowed ten days to remove
Term: Cash on day OF sale.
By order VI the Quartermactsr General
Deputy QuaEtermaster General.
jy l0-6t a. 2revet Brig. Gen., q. B. A.
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pH9Ly. knaIV DANCING AQAD11T.
s9eh 10. = vih ssis tSs asss, ss2 ssrss =
and 80 . lol O1roulaFS end infornasioe' Dr.
s1 r32hhsspAx seS kArQRpAY, IRON . 30 On;
f1ssS: sosA fssie" ssiss::sis !. 9 sssssSs.s..n .S -
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lY GREEN WILLIAMS
- Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. a26. Southeast corner 7th aud ID street,.
GUARDIAN's SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
frHHOvED Pk0PERTY ERnNTING on PENN,
15r4 sTBIIrs EAST A'D
- BY virtue OF an order of the honor able Or
Ia Rbans Court and approved BY the supreme
estate of Andrew Huthmscher, shall SELL in front
OF the premises. at o'clock p. u on THURS
DAY, the oath day of June eighteeo hundred and
sixty nine, tn following described prop srty viz:
enc Thousand and nineteen Il Ol9I commenci ng for
the tame at point on Pennsylvania avenue. dis
talt oO eet from the sou;hsa.t corner Of said lot,
Thirteenth street east. one hundred and twenty
eight feet four and half inches (I2s a. inchesl
inches), thence southw estardIy one hundred and
three feet and ten inches los feet 10 thence
aloi the line OF Pennsy lyanis the place
OF peeinntng, with the improvement, which are
two,stoIy frame house containing four rooms and
kitchen.
Terms: Two-thirds Of the purchase money to be
psio ~ casn; ea,anoe no, 10 one year the purchase
interest from day Of sale. and deed of trust to
cure the payment OF the note. All convevauce Of
stamps at the cost Of purchaser. $50 down when
days the guardian the right to resell the
property at the rick and cost Of the defsulting
CHARLES SMITH, Guardian.
je lad GklEN VILLA MS Aucts.
NTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN
same hour and place.
BY order of the Trustee.
je 2s-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN
til THURSDAY. the 18th instant, same hour And
place. By order of the Guardian
U2 GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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NovsIFH 1ouSTSSH SSEHks. AID nAoaln

HABKE15BuB0, WEST vIB0lUIA.
We have On hard one Portable Steam D nm
foa aSs:f es: ass iess 2: xn ~ e %. vs:ss
sSttable for thrssntns naehinse efn hsrss Dovsr;
al.o several loreaols eng t1ss o9 wheels iron .
chase nSW or eseo1A haaA 1aohinsry, onsiSss q
oo g ssIi x:.s e ;Gai 7il:.,.
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B. NORTH; JAS. GOSZLER.
CLAIM AGENTS AND RgAL ESTATE BRO.
KERS,
No. 4 PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner 18th street and New York avenue,
mye ee2m WASHIN9TON q.
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SAW Yous noxss

PifxHT F0S PAvfH6 srDsWALKS, eur.
f81o AID oIB1BTe WITH0cf a oRAu.
dasDsnslns Win curb. and redus1ne tAe sxne.eo -
bsov ths eesrsct Drios 10 say q t. varGo IN -
city Win hesck. which vtu last for . nSselDe
vfthous rspalr. l.oos loods of PAVIua MN
for sale % ths yard on Tlbse Osssk, bsevssa -
X strssts. fnoBMTOu SMITH,
nhl-N S0l r strest - - - -
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n. WILLIAM
BLACK and WHITE LLAMALACE POINTS,
SlLk SACQU1S, TRAVELLING SUITS, WHITE
SUITS. CAMBRIC SUITS, in all colsrs, UNDER
GARMENTS, MILLINERY GOODS, FLATS and
BONhE1s, TRIMMINGS, REAL LACEs, SAT
INS, In all colors, HAIBBRAIDS, CURLS, Etc
prices. 336 Pennsylvania avenue,
apis Cite Trevise, Paris.
I United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
MAsEIfSIoN D q, June g, 1862
grantee to him ON the 9th day of October 1855 for
an an lmproIement In Producing Music by Steam or
tits ordered that said petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension. Objections depositions,
and other % pers should be filed In shis ONCE
twenty days before the day OF hearing.
SAMUEL d. fISHBB,
Jy2l lsw3w Commissioner Of Patents.
OBPHANs' COURT, wAsHIvsrovCouNrYDr.
tciI: 10 the case Of robert norrow. administrators
o. WILLIAM BIRD, deceased, the administrator
aforesaid has. with the appreciation of the
Orphans Court Of ashington county afore-
the final settlement aud disrribution Of the
personal estate Of said deceased, and of the
assets in hand. as far as the same have been col
lreted and turned into money; when and where all
to attend, with their claims properly vouched, or
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
tenef MT in said deceased's estate provided q copy
of this order be published once Q week for three
weeks In the Evening star previous T. the said
10 H-lAwSw' Register OF Wflls.
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r q. MAR6HAL'S SALE

1T 8. MARsHAL's SALE
DOUBLE OYLIHDER PRINTING PRESS.
In virtue of . writ Of heri fAcias on judgment Of
condemnation issued from the Clerk 3 Off CO Of the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia, and 70
me directed, will sell at public SALE for cash, ct
the National Intelieencor Ice, ON d street, be-
tween 6th and 7th ets. in the city Of Warrington,
d. O., on TUEeDAY, the 10th day Of July instant,
at ii o'cisek .. m: one Double Cy Under Printing
Press, ssizsd and levied upon under fieri taciss
Coyle and CbauNcey q. Snow, and Will be sold TO
satisfy rent due Henry Polkiphorn.
ALDXANDDR SHARP.
jyl0dts q. D. Marshal d. G.
GALE OF BUILDINGS.
HEADQ'Rs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
OFFICE CHIEI IQuARrERNAsrER 20
wu -, kIcHNoND, Va. June 81. 1859:
70 .. N. Of TRIDAf. the Ssh day Of July, 1883. O.
the wooden buildings lately eccupied by the
QuaEsermasssrS Department at Richmond, Vs.,
Repair Shops" on the Canal. below I7th street,
Forage Heuse. ."at the .Rockstts.n
The tsle Will take place on the grounds occupied
Dy the buil6tng.: and further fnfermation as 70
sizs Of The baiIdinss and m.nner Of sale, can bs
Terms: Cash On the day Of sale; deposit Of ten
Rsfsnt Per cent 5ee%Ii.sd z % from esch purchaser a. esch
0ad 4sn dsys . aiPossd Hs for removal Of buildings.
By order Of the Qusrtsruester General y. o.
Brevet Colonel, On uartermastsr q. s. Army, Oh ief
Quartermaster First Military District. jy s-6t
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CoHoHHrRATED 6axfnAcf, .,
to certify %. q 4.AIca s.4. o..i31sa iS1spfe T.
ecottS xxtraet q dinssF, and have Witnessed the
pure article which contains ali the Valuable prc-
peIuee of the Ginger, the exhaustion being thor
Suen ana SSnpisss. 10 foreign nastsr enters Into
A. sNOwlIH PIoaorr,
Analytical and Consultine Chemist,
IsSo5s:tSy, s9g, Cay street. Baltinore..
n! Aanuiseeured and scld In any quantity desired
o:s ... ..d asi :SSss, :sss.s., SS.;sS,':s: S.;s,%S::.
rVVAtv vtkT IOnD, Agslt for Wsahington;
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1881.
internal revenue receipts yesterday amount
ed to S795,931.
Export duties on tea and silk from Japan
have been increased.
The Democracy of Baltimore are about to
split Cause.-The nominations.
Boston was terrified by heaviest thunder
storm of the season" yesterday.
The Collector of Customs in Alaska has ar
rived ut Sitka, and entered upon his duties.
Mr.. Peabody has donated 100000 to cstab-
lish another professorship in Washington Col
lege.
The drought in Virginia and West Virginia
and Georgia has damaged the crops seriously.
Secretary RObeson, General Sherman, and
Admiral Porter are ut the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The steamer Havana, of the Nashville
Packet Company, was burned to the waters edge
yesterday, on the river, twelve miles below
Cincinnati No lives were lost Loss, $4,000.
A train on the South Side Railroad, near
Petersburg, Va, was thrown from the track,
and the conductor, r.. q. lIObsOn, and col
ored clergyman, the Rev. VIM. Myers, were
killed.
VIM. Fullerton, being unsuccessful in
searching for employment in Boston yesterday,
spent his last money in the purchase of a load
ed pistol with which he shot and fatally
wounded himself.
Two deputy wardcns Of the Baltimore City
Prison, Carr and Wilson, have resigned their
positions in consequence of an investigation
into the causes of the escape of Hoffman and
his party Il few days ago.
George Long and man named Simpson
were arrested at BallstOn Spa, \. Y, yesterday,
for burglary at BacheldOyillc, n Y They had
with them satchel full of silvcrWarc. Long,
who is an escaped convict shot the sheriff in the
head, and was in turn shot through the leg.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-17

CITY Affairs.

AT the annual exhibition ofthc games of the
Caledonian Club, the following were the sue
cesstul contestants
In putting the stone, David Fenton won the
nrst prize, and Andrew Hunter the second In
the standing jump, John Grcenan. feet Z
inches, won the first prize, and William Coates,
y leet inches, the second, In throwing the
eober, Andrew Hunter won the first prize and
Bernard Perry the second In throwing the
hammer, David FentOn won the first, and Ed
ward Tottcr the second prize. Thomas Fceney
who jumped 4 feet inches i'm the running bigh
leap, won the first prize, while John Grecnan
carried off the second prize with feet T. inches.
In the short race William Coates won the
first and Thomas Jarvis the second prize. In the
short race for boys John King was victorious
and Jesse Stcinhart second. The hitch and kick,
which consisted of kick mt a tambOurine sus-
pended from n stick ut right angles with post
John GrCCnau, who kicked feet II inches won
the first prize and William Binder, who reached
Z feet inches, won the second. John Greenun
also won the sack race John Robinson coming
in second. There was no little amusement assU-
ciated with this race, as well as a similar race
set apart for the boys In the Highland Fling,
John Taylor, of New York, won the first prize,
and James Moir. of Philadelphia, the second.
There were a number Of competitors for this
prize and all acquitted themselves well, and
gave evidence Of more than ordinary skill in the
terpschOrcan art. The sword dance was won by
James hoir. Of Philadelphia, Peter Reed. of
Brooklyn coming in second. The hurdle race
Preston, first, and j. Raincr second. The same
race by boys was won by John Coates first, and
james Chambers second. In the standing high
leap John Grcenan jumped 4 feet D inches, and
Thomas Fcgncy + feet inches. The long race,
three times around the ring, was won by William
Coates first, and Thomas Jarvis second. The
sack race for boys was won by John King first,
and John Magvc second.
The following seizures have been made by
revenue officers within a few days. Two hun
nrcd and thrty-onc gallons of spirits, lately i'm
the possession OF Jacob Buer, seized at Lancas-
ter on the ground that the 5ith section of the
act Of Congress of July, 1865 had been violated,
the special tax not having lceu paid. Rectilv-
inc tubs and other property found on the pre-
misses of Murphy & McCaullcy No 23l Lom-
bard street. Seized on the information and
complaint of James j. Brooks, for the alleged
reason that whisky was taken into the place
upon which the tax had not been paid,
The following persons were admitted to the
Pennsylvania Hospital yesterday: - William
Smith, aged twenty-eight years, residing in Sey.
bert street. compound fracture of the lee, caused
by being caught in some machinery ut the Navy
Yard. Mary Ragan aged twenty-five years, arm
fractured while at work in the basement of the
Continental Hotel. Philip Mcmahon, aged four.
teen years, residing at No 1919 Pearl street. leo
fractured by being run over by locomotive on
', the Reading Railroad
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-17

Mr.. A. c. Cameron, of Illinois, the associate
In business of the late Mr. Sylvis, delivered a
touching eulogy of the deceased.
On motion of Mr.. TreyellCk, of Michigan,
the eulogy was adopted as the voice of the Con-
gress.
President Luclcr then, at half-past o'clock
read the annual report, part of which had been
prepared by the late President, VIM. II. Sylyis.
The document was very lengthy.
On motion, it was referred to q committee of
five, with instructions to print five hundred
copies to be distributed among the various COM
mitteCs.
The Committee on Credentials then made
lull and additional report.
The report stated, among other things, that
they had received credentials from the Political
Commonwealth of the Republic, and that they
knew OF no such organization. William West
arose and said that he presented those crCdcn-
uals The association was "a labor organization
tpat proposed to perform. by political means,
the same objects that the Congress had i'm view.
Ihey proposed when am employer refused to
make am advance i'm wages. or "a reduction Of the
hours OF labor, that the State should employ
such workman: i'm other words, to make the
state the employer and the Worliingman the
State.
The case was referred back to the committee.
The credentials OF Miss Susan B. Anthony
having been issued by an association not rccog-
nlZcd as labor organization, IL was asked that
the committee be relieved from their further
consideration, and that Miss Anthony bc adj
mttted by the voice of the Congress as a dele
gate.
Mr.. r. Walsh of New York, under iustruc-
tiOns from the Typographical Union No. g. of
New FORK, protested against her admission He
said the lady is the proprictress of the paper
/ called the RrrOlpiyn and advocates the pay
mcnt of equal wages to men and women. Her
! paper is got out by 'rats,' men opposed to
! the Typographical Union, and the girls en-
| ployeN Upon it do not receive the wages Of the
I men. lie asserted that she was an enemy OF
| labor, and moved to lay upon the table the mo-
! ton to admit her TO the Congress.
! Amid considerable confusion, the motion was
| put and carried almost unanimously.
1t was then. on notion agreed that the hours
of the sittiugS of the congress should be from 3
| to ~ A. NJ and to 3 z. NJ.
4 motion to adjourn was made and carried.
| Miss Anthony then addressed the body, stating
that the girls employed in the Office of the ReUo.
lutjOn arc paid forty cents per thousand ems, but
in the independent Offices they were paid but
! thirty or thirty-Gyc cents. Union No. should
| remember that the head woman of the Women
! Typographical Union No. / had been working q
long time in the Office of the paper for 40 cents
per thousand ems, and no objection had beer
made. She then gave a sketch OF her service!
! in establishing schools for thc education Of Girls
| IN typc-scttlug, and asserted that the society
| which she represented was a labor association
and said that if the congress dared to stand by
the resolution tabling the resolution admitting
| her to its deliberations, thatit would be far iron
| well for their reputation.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-17

The vomito is disappearing in Cuba, and
the volunteers are jubilant.
Yesterday, Colonel Palacios late Governor
of Manzanillo, Cuba, sailed for Spain
The steamer Liberty from Baltimore, arrived
at Havana yesterday at noon.
"A general conscrption of all males between
20 and 55 years of age has been ordered by the
Governor of Santo Espiritu, Cuba.
Austria will not reduce her army
The Carlists in Spain continue to fight and
be defeated.
The Orangemen of Dublin denouncc dis
establishment.
Marshal NIcMahon will probably succeed the
late Marshal Mel as Minister of War.
Napoleon is i'll, and the troops at the Camp
of Chalons were reviewed by the Prince Imperial.
1t is said that two American prelates held
for three years in Abyssinia, have been released
by the intercession of the British Government.
The ship Bazaar, from Liverpool for New
York, collided at sea with the ship Sandusky,
from New York for Liverpool. Both were
damaged but are now safe.
The miners of Sheffield have struck, and
yesterday attacked the houses OF the mon-unlon-
lists. sacking several residences. The police
charged on and dispersed the mob.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-17
Statistics Of Prussia.

The North German COrrespondelt says:-
''There are few things in Prussia which
foreigners are inclined to admire more unre-
servedly than her educational system. The
Government, however, far from being con-
tent with what has been already accomplished,
are unwearying in their endeayors to improve
and perfect it. Thus we learn that, from the
present year GOO,0 900 thalers per annum are to
be employed III raising the salaries of teachers
in elementary schools in the eight older pro-
vinces of the kingdom. Since 1852 a gradual
increase has been made, so that, in 1866,
$50, 3Gi thalers year more than at the earlier
date were expended for this purpose. Thus
in all one million and half thalers per an
mum are now devoted by the State to i'm
proving the position Of the teachers of the
poor
there are in Prussia 1,931,9 horses and
9Sl, 89l one and two-year old foals, 1896, SIS
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RAILROAD LINESg
APE MAY. VIA WEST JERSEY RAIL.

ToR CAPE MAY, VIA WEST JERSEY RAIL-
CoMMENOING THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1859.
Leave Philadelphia foot Of Market street, as fols
lows
600 A. nj, Cape May Express, due 1928,
315 p. M. Cape May Passenger, due 7'l5.
400 p. NJ, Fast Express commencing on Satur-
day, July 81 due $50 r. nj.
Sunday Mail Train leaves at 715 A. NJ, due 1915.
Cape May Freight leaves Camden daily at e2O
A. M.
RETURNING, TRAINS LEAVE CAPE MAY,
$50 A. M, Morning Mail, due 1O'06 A. M.
800 A. M, Fast Express commencing on Mon
day, July 81, due 1907
SEQ 7. NJ, Passenger due s'22P M.
Sunday Mail Train leaves Cape May at STOP. nj.
Cape May Freight Train leaves daily at $40 A, M.
TICKETS.
Annual Tickets 800; Quarterly Tickets, $50; to
be had only OF the Treasurer at Camden. 20 COu-
pom Tickets, $40; 10 Coupons. S25. Excursion
Tickets, &c. for sale at the ticket Offices, NO. 1913
Ohosnut street. foot Of Market street, also at Gam
den and Capo May
For NIIllville, Vlneland, Bridseton, Salem, and
intermediate stations, leave Philadelphia at 500
A. NJ. mall and $50 p. NJ, passenger.
An acCOmm modation train for Woodbury., Mantua,
Barnsboro, and GlassbOrO leaves Philadelphia
daily at 600 p. M. Returning, leaves Glassboro at
Communication books OF 100 checks each, at re-
duced rates, between Philadelphia and all sta
tlons.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE CAMDEN
For Capo May Millvillo, Nineland, ETC., etc.,
0'2U A. M.
For BTldgeton, Salem, and way stations, 1900
noon.
Freight received at first covered wharf below
Walnut street.
Freight delivery, No. 22s S. Delaware avenue
II WIN. j, SEWELL, Sup't w. J. II. X.