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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-24

BUNTING, DURBURROw g. CO., AUCTION
q s.5S sos So' s and 1d y MARk S Street corner
LARGE SALE FrSN 9y b1y EEFNS1 95ns AE2 OTHER Eu
On Monday Morning.
April 26, at 10 o'clock, on 4months' credit. [4905t
Ss$ EAE AzSgFA9f 9NUSR2Ns Of FNR Rrssks ssI;s
VIII be included in our sale Of
Setb instant full line OF the above celebrated manu-
90 & e bae a5S soeFss ens ing
bons.
No to No. 90 ditto, finer quality, all boiled mousseine
No l6to 20 magnificent quality spring striped ribbons
Full lines Of colored and black silk and union belt
ALSO.
5000 GROSS sRE0bAP hRAb PENdis SNAhf or FpolyeRAprs
80 CRAYoNS ETC.
All '' genuine j. rr1flf " GWTTShfGfTqy GWWTf4THifSshfR5ff qey
Inc assortment comprises full line of these celebrated
1000 gross medium and fine quality counting and
lOg sTg's RI medium and fine quality ivOip portfolio
300 gross extra fine polygrades and crayons for draw
@ gross assorted carpenter pencils and l2 inches
Also line OF rubber-tip p9sn19ils' ps1 etc l4Sa
BY order, Of a wellkpown importing house, large.
rxTp, pTcu B32ENGT 2ENET R1gNg@oNss, or n,1Dovs
LADIES, GKAvAfS sATISs, ARTfFioTAL FLOW,
Eail lines Sf round edge oOIorsd trimming ribbons.
Fa Fa lines lines Of Of BSSk BLACK 9b5ODs 5S6Sn'
Full lines of cOOred satin trimming ribbons.
Full lines of coored satin bonnet ribbons
ribbons, of a celebrated brand.
Full lines of aboiled round edge bonnet and trimming
ribbons, of a celebrated brand.
hull lines Of round edge aboiled black ribbons.
Full lines of fancy figured ribbons. s6.
Magnificent styles of sash ribbons, in Bayadere, Raye
ECossais, Jardinere etc.
An elegant line of ladies' scarfs and crayattes
N. B.-This sale will full lines of favorite
brands in entirely and fresh goods and will be- in
every respect the most attractive Offering of the to
which your particular attention is directed.
Colored crepes, white, black, and colored malines,
| French artificial flowers. 1t
| SALE OF 1000 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, TRAVEL.
| LING BAGS, ETC.
| On Tuesday Morning,
April "a, at 10 O'clock on four months credit All 5t
| LARGE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN,
| AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
/ On Thursday Morning,
April %, at 10 O'Clock, on months credit Ia 4adot
| LARGE SALE OF CARPETINGS OIIrCL0THS, GAM
| TON MATTINGS, ETC.
| On Friday Morning, go,
April 30, at III o'clock, months credit, about ~
pieces OF ingrain Venetian list, hemp COTTAGE and
| carpetnRs, door oil-cloths mattings etc. 4245tA
pY LIPPINCOTT, SON 81 CO., AUCTION
IL ~ EERS, ASHHURST BUILDING, No. 24O MAR
| KET Street.
| II EENAN, SON & CO., ,AUCTIONEERS, NO
| IN II2 N. FRONT Street. t12H
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
| OTT TVJN
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LARGE sALE. OF .ERENCH AND OTHER Eu.
PEAN DRY GOODS, ETC
On Monday Morning,
April 26, at 10 o'clock, on months credit I490bt
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BUNTING, DURBURROw & CO., AUCTION
!. y htRS Nos 2;S2 and 2;54 MARKET Street, corner
o. Bank street. Successors to John B. Myers 4 90.
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NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER ~, 1893

EoR SALE -TaE Tools or THE FOUNDRY, goI.
Ter, blacksmith and rlachae shops, md also 20 Lots
and BUILDINGS In Cherry between Coress and East streess
Catalogue at the WORKS.
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-rrOfn morn
To noon he fell from neon to dewy eve
4 summers day, and with the setting sun

II only remains that we should do all that we can
to preserve the public faith. For myseli see Moth
ing more practical at this moment than, first. at a
points TO oppose the democracy, and, secondly, to
Insist that yet while longer ex.rebels shall be
excused from copartnership In government. VIII
not be outdone by anybody In clemency; nor at the
proper time viii be benind any one In opening all
doors OF ONCE ana trust But this time has not yet
come. There must be security Tor the future,
unquestionaple and ample, before | am ready; and
this would require, not only for the sake OF the
national freedman and the national creditor but for
the sake OF the ex-rebel hmself, whose highest
interest Is IN tnat peace where all controversy shall
be extingoished forever the ancient historian
declares that the ancestors OF Rone the most relI-
gous Of men, took nothing from the vanquished but
the license TO do wrong-naajores nost,, retigios-
tajujos hce1,tidm. These are the words OF Sausr.
Permit me to say that know no better example Scr
recently arayed against their country are told to
stand aside until ali are secured In their rights
Even IN the uncertainty OF the future 1t easy to
see That the national freedman and tle national Gre
ditor have common fortune. In the terrible fnr-
mace OF war they were joined together nor they
be separated SO long as the rights Of the two
question. Therefore, could my voice reach them
would say, Freedman stand by the creditor; crcdi.
tor, stand by the freedman And to the people
would say, "Stand by boih.n
FOaEIGN AFFAIRS.
From Affairs Mt home turn 10 affairs abroad, and
here wish TO speak cautiously. In speaking at Ill
break vow with myself not to open my ips on
theae questions, except In the senate. yield to
Deas nns YET no s why
body apologizing for what might be an indscreot
question, replied that an answer might be indscreet,
but not question: Ny answer shall at least be
frank
In our foreign relations there are with me two
cardinal principles which have no hesitation to
syow at all tmes-frst. peace with all the world,
and secondly, sympathy win all struggling for
human rights In neither OF these would iail. for
EACH Is essential. Peace ~ for rs universal con-
quefor. Through peace the whole world VIII he
ours. Filled wiLh the nglH Of peace, the sympathy
we extend VIII be next to an alliance. Following
these plain principles, we Should be open and allow
foreign nations 10 know our sentiments 80 that
even when there s b difference there shall be no just
cause FOR offence.
RELATIONS WITH SPAIN
Ia this spirit would now approach Spain. Who
eau forget tnat great historlc monarchy, whose
empire encrced the globe and whose kings were
lords Of rpankfOd2 Patron Of that renowned navi.
gator, through whom 5he became the hi5coverer OF
this hemisphere, her original sway within It eur-
passed that OF any other power At last her
Cortez and PEarro, looSed themselves from her
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NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER ~, 1862
IN To THE EDIron os TnE =
insurance companies general, particular charge
against the Roya Company in tie following
without tina, the PUBLIC dsrnsful Of
whe As s Of Losses s..w s something S..
pending, g the surr me Court e. I'll: ss
q he amount mo q psay sioo payable
vaSw % pay tn; Ss Ss1s s
4 The n s pU'y oS that bs
when .Ss nnss Ssfa n Vent ss
.rter year, taxing thc premiums Trough now sgpssls
the q the I 4 y IL e $
W6ss this article nppsered II shallabj assumed 70 be
q = s ar. ss 9 ssS
pointing e ,n stating the rs ass e.. in tho
ISSUE; ins,ead OF which nnoacr assault Is made upon hs
company in tss Sun q ia Minis which, lnssnacS
violence At the time asleaIt % Imagine what motive
tina. courts The ievarest scr'iny INTO 4. financial AFFAIRS M
Ssoas sss t, pss
e do the compsny great asry and inas%uch a
s su1 s ss%pee e q So
the purpose OF reiuation, which best be made By
=: "a LAY q ISL re % Issued g !,
fs 81 sS: $
9ps%g saa sss sa' asp III ;s:
sys % M pssn a a n due npG ne roS
The policy 6ecame payable about the list Of August The
amount due upon claimed by Charles A. sccor, Esq.,.
administrator OF the estate OF Hannah 5ecor Dalton the nt
wke and also by sve D. Dalton te sesond wife, 40 efecus
trx OF her hus ands WILL ThoSo nivorsc claims raised
very and diMca question or law grounds Of which
is not material 10 IL sucent 10 say that the In.
surance company advised ihe respective claimants that u
would most cheerfully d, the title to the
fund could be settled that payment could DO safely
made, and offered to 10 everything possible 10 facilitate
ss:s, IL 4 y , S
On the eth of Ausui day sfcrwars MI, MoDonai9
madcnn nfdav sen forth the above facts for the purs
the money into court substitute tho esecutr silva
n Dalton, defendant 10 nce Ok she company, that the
respect'ys claimants might %ats between themselves hss
right 10 the fund.
therefore DC psned was tho eubjeot OF
cement between the council for the
pany and the solpsinajs The terms having
been substantially sgrssd npon ae form Of an order was
this order signed By al the pares on Tuesday and
the clerk this mSnme, and the money was paid
will be seen that instead OF attempting 10 evade
The payment Of policy OF Y0 10 the widow OF deceased
policy holder sooY ~ the policy became payable
pany only admld W Inability upon the policy but
haste dIvest Itself OF The money Ia tho only way that K
could possibly do no witon ncurrns tho risk OF being
Obliged 10 pay second time namely by dep8sing the
conr where the tito to II controversy bcweed
tbs adverse claimants.
This ia history OF tho case down 70 the lime OF writing
The OF public Journal thai from Ignorance othcf
thus reckossy as5s private rights and interests and
when advised OF s to make retracn cannot
BOWDOiN, LaRoCQUE BARLOW
Attorneys for tho Royal Insurance Company,
THoMAs pUaAN,
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

MUSICAL ana VQcutric0A NOtcSs
Dublin IL afflicted with Italian opera.
Dominick Murray's "Peril" Is in active prepare
ton at Woods Museum.
Niblos getting ready for another centipedai zen"
sation of the "Black Crook" order.
The Theatre Comique reopens as o varieties thea
tire on Monday evening" under the management Of
Mr.. R. w. Butler.
The concerts at the Central Park Garden come "a
an end with the termination Of the present week.
An itinerant company OF cork dyed indiyldualei
styling themselves 1.-THE well known ChrlGty'A
Minstrels" are deghting the dons OF Rio Janeiro
Mr., Joseph Jefferson, whose engagement has
proven SO successful ut The Academy OF Muslcs
brooklyn, has arranged to give an additional per :
Torrance OF "Trip Van Wrinkle" on tomorrow fFrls
The performances Of the great magician, Hertz
mann, were suspended last night In consequence Of
the French Opera Company being at the Academy OF
Music; but he will perform again tonight with re-
newed strength and fresh feats OF 1egerdeman. ~
is probable there VIII be but three or four more O
his representations, as other ensagements may cay
not see this greatest master Of the magical art now
may never see him again. Tor ne H ABOUT 10 retlSo
from his professional career
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Tho 0audnloupe river, Texas, IL full OF watcr and
has been for months. At some seasons Of the year
there IL nos water enough IA the atlsam 10 water
Yoke Of steers
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AID FOR THE AvONDALE sUrrEaras.

subscriptions Received mt tire Herald Once
Yesterday.
The following contributions In aid Of the families
OF the unfortunate Avondaie miners were received
at the HERALD oiilce yesterday:-
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
NEW YORK, Sept. %, 1869.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEHALD:--
Enclosed please ind our check for 500 for the
Avondale relief fund. KUHN, LOEB & co.
FIFTY-sIx DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
FOREST Cry SUGAR REFINERY,(
PORTLAND Me-. Sept. 81, 1869. I
To rHR EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Enclosed please find check for $50 30, subscribed
by the employees or tho Forest City Sugar Refinery,
Portland, Me-, for the benefiy Of the widows and
orphans left destitute at the a,e Ayondale disaster
J. MEYER, Superintendent.
FIFTY DOLLARS.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HBRALD:--
Please devote the enclosed fifty dollars to the fund
for the AvOndale sufferers. Yours, L. w. M.
TWENTY DOLLARS.
BRATrbEBORO, VT, Sept q, 1850.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
Enclosed please find twenty dollars, subscribed
towards the relief Of the sufferers by the Avondale
FIVE DOLLARS
BROOKLYN Sept. 20, 1860.
To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
MOZART Union and Literary Association, composed
CfusChenske have KINDLY forwarded Ave dollars for
the Avondale mine sufferers.
Please receive the enclosed dollar rs poor mans
Offering In behalf OF the wives and families OF the
Avondale sufferers. ]. NJ, Sixth avenue.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Enclosed you Will ina the sum Of one dollar, the
mite Offering OF toiler Tor daily bread. MERCY.
The following additional subscriptions were
received at the HERALD ONCE yesterday
New York Lodge, No. $50, H. and A. M.......... $25
MIS- IL. H. VIZ. ........................
ooaA coHsumer'.''''...
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MU 8 E n E N rs.

ACADEMY OF MUsrc-FRRNcH OPERA-Last eveu6
ing Halevy's superb opera ia Juive," was pro-
duced at the Academy of Music BY Messieure
Dryane d Cie.'s Historical and rOmantio' French
Opera Troupe Notwithstanding the exceedingly
disagreeable state Of the weather the house waa
crowded to its utmost capacity by a. fashionable
and critical an audience has been gathered within
the walls OF the Academy for many seasons past-A
thus at the very start putting the croakers who
had prophesed "beggarly account OF empty
benches even on the opening night rather out Of
joint. During the first act there were indications
OF that nervousness peculiar TO artists whq
appear for the first time before strange mousse Du1
this gradually wore OFF during the other acts. 90 they
audience. S TIE saor NJ raoard Eeaaer vas
excellent he Is Q good actor, ana mas sympx
a sss S aSour NJ in e pps
registers 1t several times gave evidence Of nsne
overstraned. Still 1t is Of good power, and has .
please. The bassO. M. Tass0n, who appeared a.
the Cardinal has also good, full, resounding voice.
was very warmly received, has q remarkably sweet
voice. but Of not very great power Tas ar N t saS
ss s sS saS R Tas %nch Isl
rigueur ct Ia vengeance" was exceedingly we'll
delivered by M. Tabardi and Nine Fauschettl: The
duet ooh ma lille cherle" and "C'est en- vain que
in the Stress was also one q
asSsa P sosns II t the ,ha act
was particularly good, and NJ. Tasson In the great
maledtction scene In the same act, surpassed hns
self M. Girrebeuck as Leopold and Nine. g. Deviia
lers as Eudoxie did as well az could be expected %
them Although the artists are not by any means
what can called extraordinary they are not Ordl
nary IL may be their misfortune that they wer4
altogether too much heralded before their arrival
here as singers the like OF which had NOT been seen
for many day. so they are not to blame Il they did
not come fully Up to general expectation. ING
troupe were very enthusiastically received, sn Hs
act which should be sufficient to prove that they
are not without plenty Of friends who wish them
well. Those VINO predicted that the historical
French opera would prove dead failure may nnQ
out that they have been rather premature IN tnei1
Judgment.
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Subscriptions Elsewhere In This city.

Subscriptions Elsewhere In This City.
The subscriptions for the AvondaIe sufferers,
received at the Mayors once, foot up sl4,so4 81.
Tho collections made among the employees OF
the different railroad lines, reported yesterday,
amounted TO 47bJ 81.
the members OF the Tenth police precinct have
contributed sixty-six dollars from their earnings for
the above charitable object
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Medical
nhLTIaoRk LocK HOSPITAL.
GiTABLisAgD AsARgsUogPRoM auAcKERY
WIS "SLY PLACE wHERE A CURB
OBTAINED,

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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

CUMMISs' EXTENSIVE SHOE EsTABLIsu-
MHST, Seventh street, seems to be the favor
itc resort Of purchasers In the shoe line, and
very naturally so from the fact that no other
establishment In the city presents so large
and desirable an assortment. The new
winter stock Is by far much larger aud even
more select than at any previous season,
thereby giving the large trade Of the house
and the public the greatest advantage.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16
LOCAL NOTICES, ,

The first American, as well as European
physicians, recommend HoH's Malt Extract.
As q palatablc dletetic drink Il iuvigorates
the system and Is slightly stimulating
without being Irritating. As q nutrient Il "a
extremely beneficial 70 the slck and ener-
waited, and TO tho convalescent especially
10 nursing mothers. A remedy Il cures
disorders OF the throat, chest, lungs and
stomach by Its wonderful combination OF
herbs. Sold by all druggists and dealers.
coll ..
FoR FINE WHITE SHIRTS and all the new
styles OF Linen Ciffs and Collars, 70 10
Franc q Goldman, No. SIC Seventh street,
between d and Z streets, and TO the old
stand, Marble Hall, No. ass Seventh street,
opposite Patent Office.
Tng GREAT SALE OF THE sEAsoN-FALL
AND WINTER CLOTHING - Gents Velvet
bound Overcoats.
Boys Cape 0vercoats.
Chlldren's Garibaldis.
Business Suits for Gentlemen.
School Suits for Boys.
Dress Suits for Gentlemen, and an extern
slve assortment Of Furnishing Goods have
been lust purchased 10 New York and Phlla-
delphia, aud are now offered at unusually low
prices by L. d. BARBOUR q Co.,
Oak Hall Clothing and Merchant Tailoring
House, 400 Seventh street, opposite Post
ONCE.
FoR THE BEST and cheapest Gloves Of all
kinds and at oil prices, go to Franc Il Gold
man, No. $40 Seventh street, between d
and Z streets, and Marble Hall, No. 45S
Seventh street, opposite Patent Once.
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The CHORAL soCIErY.-Members Of this
society are reminded ofthe meeting tonight
Additional names for both active and In
active membership will be presented, and
other business of Importance is expected,
which renders It the duty Of every member
to be present. A punctual attendance at
$50 o'clock Is desired.
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FRANC d GOLDMAN have Just opened
another splendid Gents Furnishing at No.
SIG Seventh street, between d and Z
streets.
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METROPOLITAN DIVISION, No. 10, Sons Of
Temperance, holds its regular meeting to-
night. The exercises tonight will be OF an
interesting character.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY, its climate and
resources, was the subject Of an Interesting
lecture last night before the Young Mems
Christian Association, by Hon. s. Garfield,
Delegate IN Congress from Washington Ter
ritory. Mr.. Garfield is a pleasing speaker,
aud his address was replete with interest.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

RELIGIoUs.-Eider J. z. Taylor will preach
at the Christian church on NJ street tonight
on the points Of difference between the Bap-
tist Church and the Christian Church.
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OFFICIAL VIsIr.-The Grand Chancellor,
John W. Thompson, accompanied by the
grand officers of the District, visited Calanthe
Lodge No. II Knights of Pythias last night
to exemplify the work OF the lodge. The
officers of the lodge were highly compll-
mented by the grand officer for their ell
cheney.
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PROPOSALS FOR MALICIOUS.

GALVANIZED SHEET IRON eau be had at
John r. Evans IL Co.'s.
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Col. PERRY CARSON, City Hall, will pay
s25 for the recovery OF gray horse with q
dark name and tail, lost on Tuesday morn
ing of last week.
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/. o. @. 1.-THE Grand Lodge Of the
Good Templars meets at Union League Hall
tomorrow evening at o'clock.
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For Undershrts and Drawers, at 80, 60,
IS and 81, go TO Franc Il Goldman, No.
SIG Seventh street, between d and L streets,
and Marble Hall, No. 45s Seventh street,
opposite Patent Office.
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U. s. GRAND Posi- No. IL, G. A. R., meets
at Union League Hall at 7 O'Clock this eve
mug.
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ASK THE LADIES' MAIDS AND THEY WILL
TELL you that Phalon's Vitalia or Salvation
for the Hair is the favoritc article for re-
wing the natural tluge Of blanched or
fading ringlets. Clear as fluid glass, whole
some to the skin as water, undiscolorable
by the light, without any mineral odor and
yielding no sediment, 1t deles composition
aud courts comparison. col
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

RECOVERY OF MORE STOLEN GooDs.-Yes-
terday afternoon Detective McDeyltt recoy-
cred quantity OF clothing at the house, No.
1877 ] street, which was supposed to have
been stolen by Frederick Hubert, a full ac-
count OF whose arrest appeared In yester.
claimed by A: J. Bartlett, Colonel @. W.
Dunn and Z. NJ, Hobbs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

FEATs OF MAoIc.-TIerman, the famous
magician, who has met with such unprece-
dented success In New York and Philadel-
phla, will make his appearance at Metzerott
Hall on Monday night.
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The NEW Es0LASD SOCIETY holds It's
first sociable OF the season at IIarmonal
Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, on Thanksgiving
evening.
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A NEW FRAME HOUSE of six rooms, Oh
Boundary street, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth, ia offered for rent by John We'll,
corner of New York avenue and Fifteenth
at