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, 1869-08-28
MARINE lNTELLIGENCE
Port Of E6teAEa


PORT Of Chicago
s.ur A,1vz. Grind a.ren -, X, he.a1as, :, Il
III s. z sss :ai.:st a<S e@bee iet'De' n
sea1 MseEs, MeaI S n ia1nse4. ia N 18th
Heh; Kixs rxsa 1enota;ps 3 :, i1st.I' = . n isth
sehs IN o:a1t'e' Haakss7o' 100 N isaeef' y n
hF ks.s LIE Is i Il q q :, ,
@ ssa1 Gs.ss@. @ aeaaa:aet. aat r Is + L. s1s iassc
sTs s.r4 Gen;,9:1c ,o . Il; z sa2ss Wos
sehf Ms1y, Hnland Il cl4 rs.si.
s: s: s. S;ssis ssfs E:9:; - !, 's's4
~ tasdcnss. * sc!:s H.7ea.. q. s d. d. sesd :
sehl !. I. 1En,, cte1riand. aso taas &C eosi "'
ss1E Isa.a5,sa 81 I;!ss S S =: sssa m
s<s- g.. is1. Wss h7s; r = : 'afs assf ss htA
Few I:sss stes. #ha. 14se % =, u,abs % "a ...a
~. III H1sa s;sfsS. ,,t,, ~. :, =, ,,m,r, NJ :,
eeo" feEzsa ssae7S' "a''e e-Ns' - u 'a'a'e'' Nv u
ta sitssi#fsa 1sts :, .s.ess g e .. m ,.a
s*" S:;:ss i SsIss Lake: 50 aa'<4
Seos ssata:se whtts L.ss y ~ n ,a.ats:
Sow TAo, :s:5fssnes. s. s.is weod.
N.srr N,f A1a.:d., i;..ad .ts;ea. 3;S asst
Ell 45ssa. S as t,as s.s. = ss - s. ,ase. ,s u
&C.,. la:h:
Sc. Ihiia Fs:s:r:, III i. :!ess:h. .aaas;es ~
PIEr Aaafs1, Hassla u sanasses. Il IL ' ~ '
Pne F;,s:se: Il jo:s1h. ,1ad1is.
ss is Ae:Ises - II % tunss1 :, ,s9..sh
Prop II. Chsaee. 5aHks:nrk slnbet.s 81 shingles,
r:77 New "a. Graad n.srn, u eaa wood. and .an-
Prop i4s3t. "a; s..sta, ose<a n., es 'sns'e. 'aa
, 1869-08-28
THE COURTS or LAW AND EQUITY.
('tfcntt t'ourt.
tTN ST7-

NE" SEGII
Charles {. Fisher :. z. G, Sherman Petition to
enforce mechanics lien Of $34TA, upon Lots ],
and ;, Dfock7 tn lanin's Subdivision Of Blocks s
and s Wi'der's Subdivision Of Block Asscssors'
ssnbdistR.un Of part Of the cas-: half Of northeast
quarter Of Section 81, -, II, and l.ycry stahse
thereon.
rGIICK4EH ECTn.
Patrick O'Nar2 Y. John ElzrnGer and Henry
McI1ln.y. Ttcsrass for false arrest, damages Laid
nj 81 ,on With eni1as- The plaintiff states tnat the
Defendants arc poccuact tearing Number 81 and
-and driver nt hack. No ~ lie WIS on the
evening OF the 18th tnFtant, employed With hts
vrhtclc to cnnyey a putty to No. }lD Canalrorf
aychue. Trnn aTrITirH at that place his load waa
drorped. Instructions hc.nc given him tn await
their rttutn fer homo Which would be between 10
and IT O'Clock. He waited until about that uu,e
when his rare nsa.n occupied the car11ara- "a he
was bringing them, thus. into torn tho policemen
complained Of, having no warrant or cause, ns-
rested him, The carriage, horses and driver, mt
lnprisoned then FOR xs 'eass two hoGra
, 1869-08-28

aTtel Despatch 70 The Chlcafo Tflbuac.
DxTnor, Mich. Anr:sts?.
DowS-Prpro Ctsy ot New York. Ana Sebtaeka,
hafke Bossa 1t Tfsdt, Nucleus, Unsalli.- Rawsou.
DuIey. St fL.wEener. Gre, Shersnau: 1.tlisht BRIG
hawk Grcer, MILAN. n. o.. Hrown, Rusttsu. NsE.d!.
Star Of IInpc tlszhns Cochr.nt, Aixcr. Gea aW aud
Cr-t.u1r Ns~rtascltr-. Richmond hazkS Welf,
aIeT ISs'oE Gsasaa ss5. ;9an a AsaSf san E Maa
rhoe sla.nr, tec's1z., fre,.en. Flying clord. EErc
tof
, 1869-08-28

sEdAR1hr vesas Il baise;; ss i sas.ss ~
today "a saoderAtes iArEc, and }.ccs wrsr Mor rn
.sssa ~ ~ IL - !. Z. sasa :! =:
onsa.non T. falf Cnh., l1Gsiale: sood to chace j.,
Te "a e ehsee Z ra:e H. i3sa1sta iS9ia ,e :.
S:issss Il: ssisSs 81 sSit
o!lou1: He. asesss 9oss.se: ssass
hon.e s1rr1f aasar As.,isad btehive . e:;e Paia.
SOFA AND sxLEitA7us-A.4de from .srptyipif
T. ants a The ttaar these was refy htte nn
J..1o. e4fAloc: pmand's chraesi 81 xloc; puru, -
'fh1!; q. IL; III &C. s'aa :ssrea ts s.t r
n.!tet f,f HAt was again aetivr, md xtre
s::msaA Z. i 4! ssa xstcs a.i:y. - = s5:s;
e:,i Tia H. asass I'LL sf s1t' 8
noninaiy unth,nerd: -1n.,dee.. .a<55e: elave.. s
.s; s:T: pi1tns g. NJ. J! sttsalss: NO.. eLt's1s;
a. a;i:, ssI;5; ES1s. kSs;.?sl 81 ,:xlss
Sai5e d::.ss I'M. Iii. ;tsi:s: VIII F:sslI
es.s:al tsee: satin. la4alie: Froia ro.u. lllsi:e
esfEbs3f b9fsts ftfsit;a % sEsts t.: shipped 4s1; e
fI ses'h h.., md r; ST.. S,s; Is
~ saos u b.s, At ss;s; s bss. I stiiisss
fEAStTte,e w.s f.lr H,oreraeat ID th!s 1;..k::.
s tna /: sls .4tes t,a tho E..; eR:!ass q
ssi: se?.f # ay.e1 s'7aHR s'a.is y:
iss.l si:sais: s.i. 10 lmpsiI I Z essssl:s: Il si
tto"s 70 e1s1. n,snrl ieai !.ran $i1a@ln: saaa e
ezirs essier. Ii ga ~ ~ 'Si4' '''' SAs "
IonAoto-Go.4 food. Tsre in demand sal Arm.
, 1869-08-28
MEDICAL CARDS.


ism.3 II SReea1s. n JfN1 ana q
Jsa1 2eatsd y Caisafo can ~ eoutnl:te On III dis
sa3t1 q eH1TA1E aAICIE, = hta cttn A2d Paratr,
q I'D y Ra.1elGats. eas-H ct Deasbor.. NJ rtai-s
Chk4Eo4 IL ="
Dr. james hAA fcr neatty quarter Of eersssJ, ss-
yostd hts trns and attention e13a4vtly 70 the t4s-
SesHfulou. Affections md II sttn p1seA+e+ ~h-ther
eoaFseted o. hs.et;t;y pr lanes tEea. =! d:4eaat@
Tessno1!aa trofa e hi1hst :ou1e. @eleal 2,ofe.-
m md tho Pu6e rtxss. tesrtner With his l,16 l.se-
tee ahonla ent3ho p. JAoa9 . Jout en18aenee. Al
confidential Ten aeraz1te rrcnas rita private ent.ies
and e1u. Treatise Oh Sp1uAto11h hees. Sypaiis. and
okhe1 diseases Of his specially sent eoeety scaled.
cefpt II stanp-. Addgeae II eomu'tntcatioos, DR..
rAAFN p ii n1rtr 6E1 {shicara III
, 1869-08-28

FRIDAY Ev6S1HG, August q,
The following tables shoE the receipts nnl
esIa!nents Of produce for the past tWcnty-fou
hours.
, 1869-08-28

d. J, Il CLAHK-tha weI1 Known spce1hss-An ns-
ula< Grad1ata With sxpeseota It oyeE
yperf 1,e4fe-ls probably without superior IN tak
country tp The trratu,ers Of pt.e.ses Aad DtM-
ecEt,e. ct Prts4te uztaZ.-of bath ssxnA 0t5os =.
tN Clark IT,. corner o1 AAdlsoa. Seminal Naakntxz,
and the cectz Of Self atrse-currd By and tn&aI
ntsa 'setaeds*. Fe1uala FGs-91-hy NAL SenI
Easp for Clrrn1x. 70 tie Aarsi<d-an something in.
pertant to Married FeoEle. Aatzoas-- Dr.. CLARK.
p. O. Euy x341 Etfr.fnD
, 1869-08-28
MEDICAL,

ADDRESS
Nervous and De-
bi1itated,
WHOSE HF1ERnGs nAyE BEEN
Probacted from Hidden Causes,
Whose Cases Require
Prompt Treatment
RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE.
K5:a .se ,-se.as Il h.ve ruse,ed from tays,ss..,,
disha,ses h.s e1t doe4 1t r.edase u7oa yoa- eeas
mi health, d. soa fea us.k, deauta.ea eanIy ,ed!
Docs little e1.ra ex4sas p:od..e palpsta,oa Of tae
he.stf pot4 y.c. n1c1 or ucs5 s,s.z, Of ypus lid.
oeys, frequently ct oct ot or1x. hJcar NINA
ma ttck. milky. os ocy, or Is /. ropy On zettlnss
Or doea thset sm ztse 10 th4 taof Oh Is sediment
i. tho bot.oa, at:er 1t b. stood .whhs. Doyoa hars
sccs CT short hsesthias OF dy.eepsi.1 Ass your bow
Ell oonsupateds Do Joo haye rel, q Gatntins. IT
rases os soasas the be.ds yeu rse4sasy teap4Is
sd' hysu niad eans.aatiy ewsalras uooa this soh*
}ees: Do ,ca scel dnn usesa ropcs t.ssd Of comps
i
oriztnpy nyoor .leep broten OF rcatless, .hc1ua
70 81 yout cse1 bti1laatr The bloom On year clock
leistt' Do you en.ay yors.el In society - vel,
DO 5ta russsr ro:z hak1css with tho aac.o enesxy:
d. you ieer :. nsnea ccuadenee In yo,se, Asc Yoa.
s7isits drn asd Tagging. xlyea 10 8a Ct rel.echosyf
II 70, Do paslay It to ycusyex otdy1pep1l. Have ycu
r.ttleS n.shtls roIr tssk veal, Jsus knees weak,
nd h.ye hs. aGa appc.e ed 1oa s,t.lb1.a this u
dyapepE. or Erez complaint:
Vow. se-atr I'll 4srse vcnsse4l discze u badly et
lad ecE1A c1cess AZ III eapAt.e pt producing weak.
ue.s ot The scu1a3i.o ostazl The ossaas Of scue.a
ticn. when IN perfect bcalss FAKE ITO rcaa Did Jou
think that these bold. dct.a. energetic, ec.,sve.rs
seer4iu bcuness toen 10 alwa,1 thoso nbose teaa-
.ve oselns .c IL perfect heash1 You uerez heas each
ea ecaglsso Ct he,rE cIanehoty, Il nervs2f1ea. Ct
ra,ptt.ion of the hea,t TAev xse never sttLl they
raeao. ruceeod IN butnss. they eoat keooa saa aud
dfseow1sed ttey 40 a1waya polite And rt.sz.1 In tse
company ct Izdoa md look Jou and them sth. LII Tie
sAec-ro1c Of your downcaat took1 Any o.b:, neza
ccss A5aut the11. do not neso tEcse wEo taep L.,
orsana Inflated By r7rniux 70 e1tesz These vii 10
only run thetr eoustitatlcaa but a1so thoss they
| ba.fpc-s with OF fo..
Bow raaJ meg. from badiy eured diseases, from Il
saccs Of seassse aod e1eeea harc hseuEa. abort ha
stAe of weakness In tho4o ozeaax th1 ha4 ycdued tn
sensl aye 70 ,nueh u to Inluse almost every etbc
dsc.,e-.ane5. lau.es, p.tayds, splaA Affections, sal
eide and .l,nces e.e1J oshes tor ot dese whIca h
ranI.y il her to, aad tho real eaalo u tbs toubl
scarcely ere a7speeted, sad taya docc.d for II bn
i tho rfshs cae-
p.eases Il hese oiBan1 require The ass q dlusee
, 1869-08-28

zt1kc& slEe 8oaC Ut NtH20HH1 -<V* 1F'*I3k ~5eKE
sold to moderate extent, but prices were tEnc
easler-thc market closing at tl.es,H sel!er this
month, and &1.eek@i&ea, seller September. No 9
corn wss nctlyc, closing firm At s5t4s7Xc, seller
August. and saasSHc, Keller September. No 2
oats sold Al 4sc, seller August md axe seller next
month. Charters we're quiet W. note the fo.
lowing: To CAFE TlNcKN1-Schoouer II. l. Hams
nopd, corn on p t There Was no Evening Boarl
There was moderasc demand for hogs, and
the market ruled Rsca'y anl urn at about yes
tcr,,9t's Prices The reretrts were SOIL head,
and tho entered aalcs ,sa' head. Of q range OF
fs5sae.eo for coumon 10 extra. The cattle
hArkct WAS fairly active and steadg ns yeste'iay 5
prices Some 800 head changed hands At range
Of &lGnS6,1 Received s57 heal
, 1869-08-28
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
Friday ETUIS1. AuEuEt H.
Tho follow lag tAblo Iho~s the receipts AID shipments
# nnrr. et!1Eic& aad 1ath during The part twenty

etlninb~T. .t!nriot aad 1sth during tho part twenty,
fnur hours:
1-an!sz. 'ts;..................,. ss?S :;s;;5@S =
inss,.s ia.s Asn ast@ :s.o
Tei ,1an:a. ta.se show. the sreeiptt asd ss]paeol
sst5. sDmss.; { Ss sisSsn iSsm :sss III 6
f.h e: LtaS 5.ss
.!' :. Il 4ss.as .s;.y e;Se.: "a
tustsnees hoaers werc srsitzins n sppreGsat2n q
saa fes eleee e.fsoes tfos Isnittse saa Auskex3a.
:ss ct, ::: !: ';;! sS
!3i tu5,le1 fIaa Daas:a CIV: III Y ia.2se
:f = e e ss ~ - ri: l. sfss as
E e5IEs Il l9sabe5 h; b. s.es bssa shiRpsa trcs
tsl At rae II d Il
saoa IAth sold to moderate eztert II sin Al thh
1s' es2 i e. s.7e,
fuos ths P... ssa,oa havs tcsa .hpred r naE1hes
;saueticn I:ee1 dazias il T.5:sr ns;e tss io
'ssS :; s1 she af tan p1esa ~ n n an
f;Gso ;2s s5c.j md Tor as e'e.T'; 'od
*esn; 3:s IS 5s I'd Ms9f + e Bes Z s'
cife 4 .s! see:9 isSn fa;,s.s, 1es N II, psa Nor
W. s ia FL; nsaf
be.sas \ ILL., III sald y Ma4selI W.T. Gets' q i'' n
So? s@ ss'iszsa lie sS ID s5Rs 5;
;5sa Il. It 's 81 :ss Sa'''f e
CARO- oi seor Manon Dixon from White Lake
20 III Il = .typs and boards at Hl1o balance aist and
ecAatlinE It &iAtl lsth at t.to: sold by T. A. E:..h
Fl !1!rIt n.is q !. sloeo; fold y S, i. iHsb,
CARO- af rehr ChAeuse frnm Dconto, TO Fl It botrda
md str'ps: sid " blanchard I. Do1la1d
At TIE TAAD%.
a.: :s:s S f.
1ucte ~ fuos<s;
Pint clear lireh to elaeh ooaA q,
r.. nd c]e.|. tiHch to 1icca DAst
1lllrt clear 1neh- 3tooAss %
Third eL'nf. ~ ~ 70 1tach. ANS&soo
fcash- tat game ~ tcentsd crn- vtde- sdata<5 %
Fr>t ard trt,1d eirar Rilng toytthsr} HolA3s 70
thnlnou .idiHs...; larsa1Ann %
thhnon Enof!as (a!cs-d1 =9nN& o.
th1nuen nfnr1EE "far td!essed} .+........ zmSS.oo
Hsn!s ..:...........s. nop2s + %
FiucE haAEds AnH& - II
i et,.ek hosfds. 1.ohsua1
,o!:i ,' .sd .s.a'at is 1908 ss
s. se:ssa Ss7i; and 3sn;in:.:.::: It's i:is
PnkttA 10 CT Ala
t krta. slGats- 1lNl4llno
Crsar posts round ia 10 oined......,s...... - .
sswsi sswsd sIhns!e shins!e. l. g. ;t:i s se3
he general demand r. IT 1atsf st. .na quotation. ruled
rtrady a. follows:
hofehNrd
Thicsne,.-fTc .Elnties 10 Be- two inebea ii thick.
trnStt-hiIttGn lEchrl
,sa.W Jer eat lnaA added wkcn traasfes7ed, u bIch
, 1869-08-28

There va Itss activity in the demand for s1AIneaE-
5lEs ve,-e!s hut rte. we're ready % The n.4ts q g
Ch.:,arr tnllowt: To HnIaR,-rrop Phil zdel-
phia. II 5 and whra3 u 6Ae ba:k H=Ec Je,ser-
Aneriean iaat e7tcrdsy ?. H-t. corn It fae: baef
H:idgewa:cr. ectn on o"ntl's account t. os"efo-
MuwAUKE.. Ansu-t z6-So eha.tets reported
DK7norr, Aus,st e. Thes- = ETsat Pressure foI
ezaee. Contrasts bare bcea eastsa Il 9rEcved I.tet
without securing !esscIs. Chst1t rsse.,v Il A. Mass
lnE5et rscsu Et.srs = c1eTelsa aa teanass ai ssp
ion FREQ on hoAr and t4kru from ral It tho rtuA A5
of ecal vesscl. schooner Mary Amelia fEtntsE Raj
5-n4 70 S.atusky &c on tic rani sc"E Lzzs, Aln<na
in 6AudaaSy, shtaties It Sc and lash II M III Oh sht
rail-. .....
Rr11aIG. A4sutt -9Sfe. With ott5!Es @ g = n eie:
t1i to Dt:stt It +ac per toE. fFte In Aud 6Ht
railroad Irou to aatnc port on eout-Aet.
, 1869-08-28

t'EEF.N ERblIS.-Salrt os = fRa+e btAfeiFFstr4 At
te liz O. \: .EAtnc, da r II e. se cA4cs .Fhnrtr-
t.r,,ts NJ eLp enh. F.xf<1 NJ fc ID II sa;c: do
Il 'ee S + rts ne5s',ss peA;s = y ass : 9a1s1
ci1olcc he: ~ hA,ktts -e 10 d. e1% Ac: d. ~ e1;
elc1.r cTp1ea 81 8hl s0 "a b1 n g %: 15 &, 3l5o u
do nj 70: 20 bbe thutr tatnE $40: 50 hoxca
N 46c: = do erab 1t a: = to1 nutmeg ,scifnA 4:
SfbG - foE tha!re at s1p
Ti,4eshy. roller aad hestG rrcssea. &lasalan:
,tc. rTr+.rd e1Lrsi siSo': d.. toc-. F:rs.ed stLss@
lAsl; timothy. lonee % w.Son- u? 60 &Mo9; prairie
H11,Es-RecsiErd e. &c: r.; sttrrcd y ~ rs The
hide narkc; ss,thut Improvement in any essenuh
fernF 1:ii1 r7rv ais sheer relts IN Fned rHc..
aad fir1 II sa7fst for city s!A7kAter. and SIC for
enqutF5 The fclla~inx Ayr the c-lrTcht fAtes:
t;rrea :, hutshsr,. AA:ss; s.cea .al;sa K eur,3 Il,
ish; l.a:$s: eTsc' .1a taie q ifed xa nsaE
1lse: Etet kia l%8l5c; :y a;ct- cede, 9:y .al:ea
les!a eIhh5. md aa:aaetd s~cthirds r;tee: bsaad-
, 1869-08-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ERrrAT Evening, Ar:ka.t r.
Tic following tables sho% the daily rcttr:s and rhp
III n;B ct rc during the .yetk IL this ctcaias.
, 1869-08-28

ls: Ssn:h Clark Chjraxu ensrs tse no eA2xc, taa
werss It s$euaiE1 Heatnr4a, By aew method.
He il graduate X tae ravessi.y d. Phlsleipa. asd
= ths :aes; re.ole a4n In tbs eisy for u Chae
ThcasJ Il kcsvoIa md 3eIuA DtscasaA Conslss:toos
tire Aad eqpA ieE.!zl
, 1869-08-28

DIR. Townsend,
- Sonth E1:k IT, treats a Ds.es.es of The Beetue.
Ano Urinary OsKanA7 And eItet1 pt ytuAoefs
80 q r. Es.t .Sst ,,ad etettasta ea.ss rasss
HyphlitS saeAhs 4 .ay tins sh.ald eaii esriy All
sss4.!s - oi'e.s. M oHeates trea:sl w1ta sase1y
and ststes. HH Book" P1ess~s Ct sAS .Kre.uIut.
tniseE EnasJ 0rt.a, ven: t.ee to aay .ditse
DR. Raphael
ntocs a.,este w,:srut say tu:ora silou su tA- ps-
af1t- and cUEcs without exp-1a~.ts or tho a%e Il
uerr1lsy, thus saving yuur Etaih md Gse KIN ,5s
Treatment. 3f3 Rat Aads,1.t. u7 stAi-4 C.'a..ss-
tion iry. Il Serd :te Tor tL -GEIDE 10 UEALTH
AND LONG IIEE"
, 1869-08-28

NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEER INSTITUTE
uusaex ot Finh-Ar sad ssrenJ 4th-se. Central Pa1e
"a HONE AND SCHOOL FOR TIE SONS OF o&'
CEASED EolDIKAS1
De Il I. REXDoto:
Two bottles ou1y c& Ae reefaxa ot PC tnI1p4s ~
BSrla pEesented 70 thu Icxti.lttaa h1Te1A 1te1 ~
the ehfld.en, and with perfect EcrH n - a.s ~
&c. ule 1iea:enAnt. T. J.. his psdstt 10 ac ~. =.
Sd. a.a be .s tree from tho daflJ tsfst ~
the eh.robexzaid VIZ h1a eaarA Ct ~ o<ad1&. a1ee
,hst MoT,ears If ,se rera, q ou cse as 1oar faehu
1.sn ~ shs1ar-n u.ds ccr tha-zs say saYs Gany !
supztateaa: I'D x.9 e ss.ast So s9es s,r1 ~
-. .1na ~Tv.-4Tr c,sre frc2 EtAEueka TIA frsz
bsat - | 90 te 12a:oS sztsh.zeas ~. u fnas knara
II rTrstuer. izs.eAd Ct hahio n1ost rn!1.uJ n
ale3sd uRua ttazs- 1hzn1t7x Tsu On eeaA q &a Ga
49, .,sd Eroirt eihe. taaJ b Aliks hene1ted.
Ism respectfully JpUh
COL. TDuEG,
Gene1al s13et7tcade1t Ed u1oe:ds.
Ja-e Is. l9sa-
, 1869-08-28

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
-cuEiaIpk :hG .1sm.a Of eEae3ereJ, durability 11d
scone Ut with the minimum Il Ets I'D pce They
IN use- An Narraa:ed sa:4E.eto1y 10 IAle Dts-2-
tive circulars sent on aFRacstl1n 496Sg:s
Lawrence, Alss.
, 1869-08-28

F1.A1 HEKS-Salts Of - TT Mf1cd III IT,
flsh-Iaesc vas letter demand foI nsh to.aas.
withon: material change. he ktoeks arc r,ed-
tE4!c. but quite iutitiens to rsctt Ill demand. We
, 1869-08-28
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GnxlT SAT- Liz Csn,{
1koc4U - bA
NJ e r Hrx7ozo: .......... -
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Walnut Mrs. Bowers personation OF "Lady Aud
ley" is OF the few 1rst-Class pieces OF acting
now to be seen upon the American stage
II is as perfect in its way as the Grip
Van Wrinkle" OF Mr. Jefferson, and as a
graphic and powerful representation OF peculiar
OF the notice OF the public. BY some idosyncracy OF
genius the actress has found in "Lady Audey" a
part exactly adapted to her abilities; excellent ac-
ress she s she plays nothing the equal to it and
there is other actress on else stage that can APP
proach her in it. Often as MRS Bowers has played
this part she made as profound an impression on
her audience last night as il 1t were an entire
novelty
This evening Mrs. Bowers will appear in the drama
Of Madeleine the Belle Of the Fdubourg and Ltoretia
BOTgid
on Monday Edmund Falconers new drama OF
Snare or, What Can't Money Dot will be produced
THE CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.-On the goth in
slant this establishment will open under the manage
ment OF Miss Laura Keene, the lease having been
transferred to that lady by Mrs. NJ A. Garrettson,
who has devoted the whole summer in directing the
many improvements made by the owner, Mr. w. G.,
Cochran, under Mrs. Garrettson's personal SUPER
vision and who has also eXerted herself to organize
a competent dramatic company. In the opening of
the Chestnut we have the guarantee OF everything
being done in an artistic, liberal, and acceptable
manner. Miss Keenes experience and success in
New York and all the principal cities of this country,
shown in the production OF successful series OF
dramatic trumphs, are but a f0rerunner OF what may
in the future be looked FOR from this lady, whose
taste, TACT and liberaty are proverba. The theatre
is now one Of the most beautiful II not the hand
soonest in America, and for comfort cannot be ex-
celled. Every attention has been given to the
ventilation, strength, and decorations, and, with an
artist OF Miss Keenes judgment and experience to
direct the coming season cannot but be one OF in
terest to the public and profit to the management
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
THE civ Amusements

AT THE ACADEMY OF Music Waace's opera of
Mariana will be performed this afternoon, with Mr.
Henry Haigh as "Don Caesar de BaZan;" Mr.. Dray-
ton as 'Don Jose !" Mr. III. Q. Peakes as 'the Kng;"
Mrs. Bo vler as "Lazarlo;" and Mrs. Bernard as
mariana"
benefit OF the Avondae sufferers will be given. The
entire company, including the chorsters and the
orchestra, have volunteered on the occasion, also
te attaches OF the house, so that the entire receipts
win be devoted TO the object for which the concert is
gyep Mrs. III. Drayton, who has not appeared here
Tor number OF years. has offered her services, and
win sing the air "Robert tol que Jaime," from
Robert R Diabk. We hope that the public will re-
spond by fling the house to its utmost capacity and
aid Mrs Bernard and her coadJutors in making the
concert brilliant pecunary success. This esteemed
lady and those who have so generously offered their
services on this occasion entitled TO great praise
for the prOmptness and hearty goodwill with which
they have moved In the materand taey deserve That
their EFFORTS should be literally supported by the peo-
ME OF Philadelphia ~
PA n THE WALNUT the benefit OF Mrs. ID. p. Bowers
attracted large audience last evening" and we hope
that now having awakened TO the fact that TINS nne
sctress Is playing an engagement here the public
viii show their appreciation OF her merits by giving
her uil houses for the balance OF her stay at the
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DIED.

BROUS.-On the 9th instant, ANNA r. wife of Thonnas
Brous, in the 66th year of her age
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from her husban- residence
third ward Monday morning the 18th Instant
at 10 o'clock.
CAMPBELI,-On the 10th instant MARTHA CAMP
BELL, in the 4lst year of her age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at.
end her funeral from the residence of her her.
vers lane and Millman street, Chestnut Hill, Monday
at 10 o'clock To proceed to Mount Morah Cemetery.
DUFF.-Suddenly, September Q, MARY JANE, widow
and Sarah Diehl.
Tho friends Of the family invited to attend her fune
raj from the residence other soninaw Isaac Hough
1884 Spruce street. on Sunday September 12 O'clock
DUFFEL.-On the 7th instant, HENRY DUFFEI,
aged IS years.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
tend the funeral from the residence of his
Front street, above Hart lane Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. To proceed to Cedar Hill
WAGNER.-On the sth instant, CASPER WAGNER
aged 43 years.
The relatives and friends the family are
invited to attend the funeral from his residence No
2C0 Hancock street. Sunday afternoon the 18th Instant
at O'Clock.
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THE KIND OF fight Mr.. Scoves friends are making
in Camden county will be by the following from
the Trenton Sentinel lively and wide-awake Jour
nal:-
'sThe war for the Succession still RACES in Cam
den county. General Scovel and his Invincibes-
the real fighting boys Of the Repubcans-are re-
ceiyng daily accessions by deserons from the army
OF the ring In this senatorial fight the Sentinel is
with the invincbles. 1t is far better to have Cop
perhead elected than TO permit a selfish clique OF
political gamblers to stil farther corrupt the Repub
iican party of the State to its ruin We shall 90 into
this fight in due season with all our forces Why
does not the NeiO Ri public come out manfuly and
give the Union men Of that county a fair chance 10
be heard against the little knot OF nrguers who are
all for themselves and none for Jo?' "
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JEwELnY-Mr. William w Cassidy, No. ~ South Second
street. has the largest and most attractive OF
hne Jewely and Silverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real, pure article, furnished at
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
OF American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
and profit
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GET THE BEsT.-The Parham New Family
BOOK.ETITCH SEWING MACHINE
(Easy Terms.)
SalesrOOn, No 7O4 CuFSNITT Street

GAYS CHINA PALACE, No. 1922 Chestnut street. have
received all those Fine Show Pieces bought by Mr. Gay
Europe they all purchased under factory prices
Will be sold correspondingy low. Call and see them.
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SINGERS SEWING MAcHfN gs.-
Ten dollars down, and balance in easy instalments.
o. II. DAVIS, No $40 Chestnut street
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GAYS CHINA PALACE, No 1OS9 Chestnut street, have Just
received by ship Shakespeare immense stock Of Lava
Goods, all new designs which they offering unpre
cedented low prices But don't take our word for it.
GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines,
No 730 Chestnut street.