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TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY

TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
L =. VI. EXCEPTED TO THE NORTH. EAST.
VA AgTIN CR&tiEik-TiniE siioRrEsT NH6
QUICKEST ROiTE.-The THROUGH TRN&S
oser This route are no~ run from the depot c"rns'
ofByrd and Eighia streets nj tl.!j \. Miud 50 r.
NJ. Sunday at Il Is A. VI. oniyl. making cl"sc anc
reliable connections with THE NASHlNGTpN
AID NEW YoEK FA ;,, LINES i, and vi Ii tr"i-'
Cars fitted w with SrLE>DiD RECLINING
CHAIRS. Tor which 10 charge ismadr.
nir n- az" ''.'
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between
Richmond and MiItor! leaves the depot corner ..
Broad ard Eighth streets daily l,HHdtys sAc@n.
Through Tickets to al principal points North 81:
FOR further information and Tor through ,fcGt;3
North *pply at the o!i"e ccrrer Broad IN. 'u.4;a
and West apply al the ticket oi,ice corner B.F1
n" no Is ). i. Gently, General Ticket Asss:.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
n RAILROAD LINEmE0M BALT,:MoEg,
OE SCHxDULE-DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
On and after TUESDAY, sth o! Jane, passengers
for Baltimore and all points North and Nossh
Of S' the s KlchmonG tnS YORK Rer Ea.roI 4
Richmond tor Vest Point, where obey tax. the
steamer ADAiRAL, Captain L. {, FREEMAN,
boats having been put III rrst-rate order reaching
Baltimore the following morning IL time To con.
meet with the trains for phi,adelpha, New York,
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier n.
Ltght-Street wharses, foot or Barry street, DAILY
surviving In Richmond III i2:l5 p VI. thc follow u
day In time to connect with tho express tra.f
on the Richmond and DanS.le rsilroad FOR n.l'
vile and all points on that road Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., n. c.; Columbia, 5. O.,
and all points South.
iesyes Richmond daily Except Surdays) ~
O'Clock y. Id. leaves West Point daily ieIceW
MoutiaysI ut le:!s A. NJ.
THOMAS DoDAafaAD,
tee Superintendent
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FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NE" ipEh. 1854
CID DOMIHiOS STFAI-SNIP -
COMPANY.
The splendid now sltte-whooi Steamships ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA. \ IA GA 4 \, Al. BE-
GAELF. and HATTERAS. leave New York fol
>:orfoik, CITY Point and Richmond every TUES
DtY. TiyURSD ~, and SATURDAY III o'clock
=. -. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, ard SUNDAY, n high tide.
Gihcsa sn!ns arc entirely now. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare. acCoInmota.
lions. and attention, are unsurpassed. .
Close connections maze with steamers Tor al
southern and European ports.
Insurance Effected, wien ordered AT a QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, ~ the offices OF this
company.
\. l.. McCpEaDY, President, 1877 Greenwich
trcet, New York.
WILLIAM c. DURHAM & Co, Agents,
ICruer Ms!n AEd III Ienlh streets.
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4 OST.-Dropl,ed from the sash OF Is
| j j Knight 1cmpl.r on sunday evening. in from
| ii KroAd-Strcct church. Il MALTESE tROSS
with trnwcl attached all silver. ncgr" boy was
seen TO pick II up and run of. II the party VINO
| has il win return II 10 William Hall Crews once
The tuii value Of II Will be paid anu no questions
>kei On tie upper arms OF the cross Is Tic In
ccrltlon " IN hoo sfgt" riacss." and on the lower
arm, W H. c. NH oct
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NOR RENT. STORE No. 12ll MAIN a.:
l. STREET Eagle Square,, occupied hy Et.I
Noah Walker & Co. Possession given ist OF May:
Applv to WILLIAM :. DOMAIN or JOHN
ASHER NH ls--Gtr
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FOR SALE,

EOR SALE, at stable, or 10 he delivered
Il FIFTY WAGON-LOADS or STABLE MA
SUkE that has never been exposed u The weather
Apply To- BpSSlEtTX & ca.
NH Ilu Shnckoe slip.
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F0p LIVERPOOL. A,;D Ss4

'on LIVERPOOL d ASR .zezk
INgAN LINE or MAIL STEAN.EI:s. SABINE
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGEEY THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cu1in, PAYABLE il: G0ta.
Liverpool! or Queenstown. ..............,..s.so DC
Stscraqs, payabic in Currency.
FiGstGH E' n 81 TEESDAy sTEHIER VIA XifFNx:
Liverpool OF Queenstown tsoidj.........".$ 80 90
Fai5 s:, 's"t f. by Sisn:h Steamer (sai. % %
Storage, Pdya5le in CURRENCY.
Liverpool or Queenstown. ,..."..........,S 80 90
81 s!" J"hn's r. f., by branch 80 %
Tickets so; 20 and from England, Ireland, ant
the Continent, 1t moderate rates
For further information amply At the Company.
offices. JOHN G. DALE, Agent.
Is Broadway, New York; or to
WILLIAM c. DURHAM x CO., Agents.
NATIONAL LINE.
S,saners GsekIy y e LIyER Is,H}b &c.
PE$ESS;IEE E5HHISSiH,, FSSSi$HASA
CABIN IA passage. sie5 and si5, currency.
Stceragc passage $50, currercy:
f27, III currency.
S.eeragc passage from Antwerp. Hamburg, Rot
terdam, and ilavre. si5. IN currency.
the - spp 'nG G MuKsG
Manager. or to
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM & CO., Agents.
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND <e.Sss
LONDONDERRY. 6IIS$G
THE \ CHOIR LINE.
Eayorite Ciydc-built passenger steamers are In
tended to Gail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 20. North river, AT Il: O'Clock II.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY:
Cabins TO Liverpool. Glasgow, or Derry, $50 and
s75.
Excursion tickets, good for ,'selye months, $3.50.
Stecragc TO Glasgow or Derry, $50; intermediate,
S35.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, $a7.
Passengers booked TO and from Hamburg Eavre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, at very low rates.
Drafts Issued payable AZ any bank III Great Brl.
tain.
For further Information apply Ut the compuny'a
Offices, No. Bowling Green, New York to HEN.
DERsoN BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM c. DuSHAAI & co, Agents.
al %
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YEas!Sg1sHG.

C;UESAPEAEE AND OHIO Raj.
- i;i,AD.--On and after WEDNESDAY. "a ~
February. !.1G, tic 5h.>-tSt,r.E IHf'N1 VIZ.
run rs folio Ns-Si2.
NAH TRAIN will run daily between Nichraoat
and StnuninG leXccpt SuudaT. between Gortipus-
vile and Stsunt0n) leave lilchrnonr I ':3I \. ".
ami arrive ii Stanton ct SEQ /. VI: leave Staun-
ten at g:20 \. u. and arrive AT Ecnmni .! az J..
NJ making clos. connections a Sprt'1v- lie -ut
Cha:lo;l"SE He With the Orange, hcNat''' i. S"i
Manassas TaiirOs: ;9al 'r aiuS :rr Al ELufF1a,
WASHINGTON baltimore .'hiluicipl.i1. New I2tF.
etc: also fer LvncIbrr2. knoxville, 'hattH-
nocsa, Memphis, New Orleans, Montgomery. .i''-
bile. etc.
MAIL TRAIE win run tri-,ve"k7 tc.wrnE
Stanton art willie Sn'ihw SMi:2S on ! / -
DAY, THURSDAY. anh SATURDAY. l.t"N"
Stanton at 40 T. NJ and arri" ut " h'tr >u!E".r
at 10 - !. 81. leave White Sulphur = j:2g =. VI.
ami arrive 1t stanton IL i. ". AM Et!n% "gg'
will cnruect with stages as follo">--IiG, ~ t''
shcn .sith stages FOR Lexington, Ntta7ai H:iL:",
aud Rock hrily Baths 1t y IL 70 villa S,@Er'
for Bath Alum and Warm Springs; and 1t " rE-
Sulphur with stages for Lt"isourg. IGNrirsto:.
etc. .....,.
STAGES will also leave Stanp:or ~ Ti-GSlA
THURSDAY. ana SATURDAY MpENiNt>.
for L"XiIGt and S&tar:tl HriGIc.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN "iii r." lct"""A
Richmond and Wdshin 9ton rigl.lly without cGa1.e
Of ears Leave Eichmond vi $40 +. NJ an. ~
rive 1t Wa hiiigtun ~ J3J \. ". Lev, Na-.-
tn.ton It 6:35 l.. VI. aad arrive n kiC.:aoar :.
$3.50 4. H. Making Ill through connections At Eic-
mond aud Washington.
SLEEPING CARS nil hc attached tc IBIS tran.
and wil ne run through between Richmond aid
Baltimore without change.
THROUGH TICKETS issued 70 al rOlS
JA&ES +. SWITZERLAND,
fee GGu@Tal IicEet hgeGt
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
~ by an order of the Circuit ou,t OF The United
states for the District OF Nireiia lian. ana en-
tered on the 9th day OF March, y. H. 1870, the I'M
dcrslgaed has been appointed ~ receiver Of the
effects, assets, and other properly. "f the James
River Insurance Company.
Parties indebted to the said Company Will settle
only with the undersigned.
b. LYNN. M, Receiver.
NH 10 eodaw III hmoud, Va.
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TRAMED HOUSE AND LOT ON
e CHURCH. iil!.L FOR SAi.E.--1 will sell at
Drlva,c sal. that desirable HOUSE and LOT. on
Twenty fourth street between Z! : and Leigh
streets. now occupied by Mr.. i",",h SeaT. rms
house Is in "oCd condition, WIKI Hvc good airy
rooms and passage: Il good i""--tory kitchtn,
and well OF tirsi-ra,e wafer in HI. yard. with Il
pump 10 draw the water.
A. will not he in tho city, VIII refer t. Messrs
DAVID PAIR l. SOS, n ~. Fourteenth
street WHO are fully authorized /" negotiate the
sale. w ..
NH 7-coddw STEPFh" "oClA, DR..
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DHIhAnELPHTA, RICE-<+T+EE
/ HDED 40 NORFOLK SIEA NJ <n sssssts
SIiIr LINE.-FuR PiIILhnELPH1A TIVE +
FVERNAE. ana J. s. GREEN, composing this
line. viii leave Richmond every MONll3h ana
THURSDAY, and Philadelphia every WEoS -
DAY ard SATURDAY. alternately, at ie"'''"ck
u. Freight received every day Sunday rXccrt-
c;iI mt the Company's frcight-housc IN ne poch'
Frcghts taken Imc *or!oik at moderate r"icS;
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including me2!s anu
st.tIrC1m. -. W. =. tDhI En-
agent at 4tchmond,
Orrcc 10. ~ Dock street.
WIN. l.. CLYDE. & Co,
Agents al philadelphia.
Cidc es No. u South whar"cs,
G. Is and 10. ]. North wharvcS.
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,,r,ca Maid IN rash for DIP AND GREEN
HIDES hy nULST 4 KING,
dn !. 1922 Main street.
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S'gMREEFs.S,


EGR NORFOLK, rGGTS,se4 asssssl
Is Hnyt;GS on TIE IA alES RtIER:-Tho fast
S:.a ee2sn; G%tT&p' J srA 4 FAii; Steamer
leaves her wharf II Rockets for the arove-nImeIa
pacLs or MONDAYS, WEDNESDAls, ard III ~
DhTS st y O'Clock \. A., and returns Oh Tues
LAYS. thursdays, end saturdays.
Passengers arrive IN Norfolk In time to cor.
osct alth steamers Tor Ralttln"rs ana points
Trains leave Cl.y Point FOR Petersburg on ART.
cs.l OF steamer.
Ears 10 :-oriaik, 3. 50.
FREIGHT
received Tacc.l.ys, Thursdays, add Satl!rdays,
from Il VI. TO si'P. NJ, far Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston. Baltimore, end principal landings OF
Chesapeake bay. aud IL regular landings on JSnea
river, at reasonable rates.
NJ WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freight for ',ay-iaud.nes must be prepaid,
AppiJ 10 Il. =; IEIua. Agent.
sea- OMce, steamers wharf,
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FGEs BENT.

EOR RENT, a FARM containing e.
Il hlXTY-FIVE ACRES or GOOD LAND H.
two and half miles from Richmond the Mta-
dow Bridge road. with comfortable dwelling, Out
W III be liberal. ,.,>-
M, LEE II NpDllN.
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LIGHTNING RGns

gTOUNTCASTLE'S,
wi $50 RRCAD SIRE FT.
Now prepared 10 rut IL? NEW Li"HTNiN1
RODS and repair old onns.
STOVES repaired al shortest notice.
nlh |;
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The OItv Amusoments.


At THE WALNUT Mr.. Forrest will appear
this evening as 'Jack Cade, in Judge Conrad's
tragedy of that name.
There will be a matiEee tomorrow, when
Uncle Toms Cabin will be performed.
Tomorrow evening Mr. Albert Cassidy will
dered by his friends. The performance will
consist of Boucicaults spirited military drama,
entitled Jessie Broom; or, the Siege of LUCKNOW,
and the sensational play, adapted from the
French by Edward Sterling, called The Courier
of Paris; or, The Attack upon the Mail Coach.
The last-named play is founded upQ truthful
incidents which are known to have occurred
during the French republic of 1792, and is in
tended to serve as story of one of the many
mistakes which justice has made when urged
by circumstantial evidence.
MIR. Cassedy, the benefcidire, is universally
known in the theatrical, musical, and literary
circles of every principal city of the country,
arts and professions to which he is and has
been attached. In proffering the Saturday
night testimonial the friends of Mr.. Cassidy
have acted commercially, and the general pub
lie, we think, will make proper Endorsement
OF the action by filling every seat in the Walnut
tomorrow night.
AT THE ARCH the drama of Fernando, which
has been attracting full houses, will be repeated
this evening.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
the interludes of The Prussidn ErileS The Ttco
DrOmios, The Colored Police and other conf
calities will be presented this evening.
AT THE ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE Master
Barney, the Dutch jig-dancer, will appear this
evening in conjunction with other interesting
features.
AT THE AMERICAN a variety entertainment
will be given this evening.
stone Skating Rink, Southwark, this afternoon
and evening.
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FROM THE WEST.
A New Episcopal Canon.

a new Ep1BCOpaI Can0ns
CHICAGO, Sept. 16.--The new canon intro
duced into the Illinois Diocesan Convention
and rejected by tie vote on Wednesday, pro-
viding that any clergynen who appealed from
the decision of an ecclesiastical court to civil
court for the purpose of arresting ecclesiastical
proceedings against him shall be suspended
ipso factO from the functions of the ministry,
was again brought before the convention last
evening. After expressions of strong protest
against it, by Messrs. Tying, Sullivan,
McGregory, Powers, Gardner, Thompson, and
others, and no word of defense from its friends,
passed as Ayes-Ministers, 81, lay
men, III nays, ministers, 20; laymen, z.
The new articles is as follows
No clergyman shall resort to a civil court or
tribunal for the purpose OF arresting, impeding,
avoiding any ecclesiastical proceeding against him.
The penalty for any violation OF this article shall be
suspension, ipso facto, from the functions Of the
In order to ease the effect of this article, as Mr.
Lee remarked, the following section, providing for
an appellate court was introduced and adopted The
Bishop and rural deans OF diocese shall constitute
the appellate court of the diocese of which the
Bishop shall be presiding Judge, and in case the
bishop is absent from the diocese or for any
the bishop In his absence from the diocese by the
standing committee, shall act as presiding Judge.
the majority of the members OF the appellate court
to be quorum for the transaction Of business The
court shall appoint clerk, who shall keep correct
records OF proceedings.
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THIRD e DITION
THE SEAT OF WAR.
Startling Intelligence!
CanrOheft Escaped from Metz.
Marching ON Paris with 5000 Men
Marshal Bazaine at Sedan.
The Doomed Capital !
The Gates Shut!
ETC., ETC., ETC.. ETC., Etc.
FROM EUROPE.
Paris In n state of Siege.

Paris In n State of Siege.
PARIS, Sept 16.-The city has been declared
in a state of siege. Non-combatants are to be
expelled. 1t is reported that the American ship
Queen has arrived at Toulon with five hundeed
American Volunteers
and 1000 rifles. The Prussians were yesterday
at Joinville, seven miles from the city. There
have been no railroad trains beyond Pontoise
since Wednesday last
Forests Consumed.
The forests around the city are now entirely
consumed.
Canrobert Marching to Paris.
BoUILLoN, Sept 16. - Canrobert's forces,
which lately cut through the Prussan lines at
Metz, and are now marching towards Paris, were
six thousand strong.
General Baznine mt Sedan.
General Bazaine himself has gone to Sedan
The civilians are withdrawing from Strasburg
The Peace Question.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 16.-The Journal of
this city, official organ, regrets the refusal of
the Prussian Government to treat only with the
French Emperor for peace. The Journal says
as Napoleon cannot again reign in France, he
cannot, as a consequence, enforce q treaty.
Destruction of Property.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The French have uselessly
destroyed all the works of art on the highways
and railroads leading out of Paris.
The PrussInns Not Delayed.
Notwithstanding this wholesale destruction of
property, the advance of the Prussan army has
not been delayed single hour.
The French think Mediation Pc ssible.
The Paris journals of to-day persist that me-
diation is possible. The Prussians are massing
at some distance from the city. The measures
of defence at Paris are now so great, it is
expected that this fact will act strongly in favor
of peace.
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FROM EUROPE.
InE In the Paris Suburbs

skirmishInE In the Paris Suburbs.
PARIS, Sept. 16.-Advices received by the
Minister of War show that the sharpshooters
and free corps are capturing many Prussians in
the suburbs.
Megy, who was condemned by the high court
to a long term of imprisonment, has been lber-
ated.
Tho Heroic UIrich.
The Minister of War is in receipt of late de-
spatches from General Ulrich commandant at
Strasburg. He reports that the bombardment
is constant and terrific, and the city has been
badly damaged. He adds that he has no idea
of surrendering.
The railway between Paris and Lyons has
been cut by thesFrench authorities.
Pietri, nephew of the late Prefect of the
Seine, has been arrested here.
Prussia Demands Guarantees
1t is reported that the Prussians demand guar
antees in case of peace. The Provisional Gov
ernment is preparing to furnish them.
The Army of the Loire.
The military headquarters at Tours are rapidly
organizing large army, to be known as the
Army of the Loire. 1t is to be formed of con-
tingents from the western departments and
those bordering on the Pyrenees.
Extensive Volunteering.
In the Departments of Bouches du Rhone aud
Gard, the volunteer enrolments exceed $4,000.
In all France over a million have been enrolled.
Italian Volunteers,
in great numbers, have arrived at Lyons.
Electric Lights
have been placed on all the forts around the
city in order to reveal the enemy at night.
The Emperor and Empress.
1t is reported that the Republican Government
is in possession of a cipher correspondence be-
tween the Emperor and Empress since the COM
mencement of the war. The key to the cipher
has also been discovered, and some startling de-
velopments are expected.
Powder In Paris.
The Journal of this city is certain that Paris is
supplied with three million kilogrammes of
gunpowder twice as much as was expended at
Sebastopol.
Tho French Panic.
LONDON, Sept. 1873 p. M.-The following
intelligence has just been received from Paris:-
The advance of the Prussians is at Breteuil and
Neuilly-sur- Marne, and their scouting parties
have occupied Corbeil and Clamart. Throngs
of people are escaping from Paris.
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CITY HTENz8.

NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING,
IN STOCK AND DAILY RECEIVED,
BETTER IN MAKE, STYLE, AND FIT,
LOWER IN PRICE
THAN ANY OTHER STOCK OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
IN PHILADELPHIA.
Halfway bettoeen BENNETT M Co.,
Fifth and St"th Streets No. SIS M MARKET HrE ST.
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DIED.

DIED.
MARTIH.-On the 10th instant, Mr. GEORGE MAR
TIN, in the 59th year OF his age.
His gentle spirit passed away,
With pain the most severe,
SO great we would not wish him stay
moment longer here
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, No 1915 Frankford road, Sunday after
noon at O'Clock. To proceed to Hanover Street
Vault
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10Th, at Merton Furnace,
ELIZABETH HIRoNs MOoRHRAD, aged Six months and
thirteen days, daughter OF Charles and Lucy Moor
head and granddaughter OF j. B. and Elizabeth
Moorhead.
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THE LATE IMPROVEMENTS in the American House,
Boston, leave little to be wished for by those who
quarter under the roof OF this leading hotel Every
thing fresh and nice; all Improvements added, and
the unequalIed management Of the past continued.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Internal Revenue stamps.


Despatch 10 the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-During the fiscal year
ending June 3O 1870, the following kinds and num-
Der OF stamps were issued from the ,offlce OF the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue:-
Internal revenue adhesive, 42T, $751; 727 stamps;
internal revenue imprinted, "a, ,502, ,579 stamps dis
titled spirits tax paid, 1,5IS9o0 stamps; dis
titled spirits other than tax paid,
3,643,6O0 stamps fermented liquors, beer,
20, ,406,155 stamps; manufactured tobacco,
half ounce, one ounce, and two ounces, Al, 1858 534
stamps; manufactured tobacco, four ounces, six
ounces, eight ounces and sixteen ounces 931 ,459
stamps; manufactured tobacco, half pound, one
pound, two pounds, three pounds four pounds, and
five pounds, 2,272,l5 stamps; manufactured TO-
bacco, all over five pounds 2,2626SO stamps; manu-
factured tobacco, tin-foil wrappers, 40 95l, $50
stamps: manufactured tobacco for export, 262 $50
stamps; manufactured tobacco cigars, 49, 1855, SO3
stamps; manufactured tobacco cigarettes, As, ,13O
stamps. Total, 6S2, 134, 1886.
Customs Receipts
from Sept 10 10 inclusive -
new 1Ofk. 'tf voS 81
bOslOn ohSioSo
Pnnauelpnla. ..-.''..''.''''''''''''' iot,SSt
Baltimore e.......'...',..''''''''''' - E'o9oo
Total. ,oo3' 100
Cost of the Indian.
From an accurate estimate made by one of the
clerk OF the accounting division or the Treasury
Department It is ascertained that each man, woman,
and child OF the Indian population OF the United
States costs the Government $3.50 per annum.
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NEW PERIoDICAIs.-The Central News Company,
No. 5O5 Chestnut street. send us the latest numbers
Of Punch and Fun.
From Turner * Co. we have received AppletOn'S
Journal EUery Saturday, and Our Boys and Girls
"SPALDING's GLUE" has now taken the place OF all
Clements and Mucilages.
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PRoMPTNEss, energy and perseverance, have e'
tablished reliable, cheap and hrst-class Curtain
Shade, Bedding, and Upholstery. Store in the wei
known house of AlbertsOn s. Co., No. l4S5 Chesnr
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N DOBBINS' HAIR REVIEWER WILL NOT BURN
IL or injure the hair but makes it soft and
glossy.
DOBBINS' HAIR RENEWERIS BEA UIIFULLY
IL transparent
nOBBINS' HAIR REVIEWER REST ORES THE
IL natural color without uyeing, by imparting a
vigorous and healthy growth.
nOBBLNS' HAIR RBNkBhR rs ALTOGETHER
IL unlike any other.
~ OBBINS' HAIR RENEEER 10 PREPAR RED
- only by ]. 4. DOBBINS, ana the genuine
has his signature
" OBBINS' HAIR RENEHhR rs SOLO By
~ druggists and dealers everywhere, aud at tha
principal depot No 42e North EIGHTH Street.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-16
Cost of the Indian.
FROM NEW YORK.
The Lincoln statute.

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-Tne statue TO the memory
OF Abraham Lincoln, ereciea uhaer Ihe auspices ol
day in Union Square without any formal ceremony.
The statue represents Lincoln in a standing position
with the Emancipation Proclamation in his extended
hand. The figure is enveloped in a cloak The
statue is OF bronze, ten feet high, standing on
pedestal OF stone, and cost about 6000 1t was cast
at Woods bronze foundry, on Ridge avenue Phlla-
dephia, in front of which 1t was erected some time
before being taken to New YORK.
New York stock and Money MARKET.
NEW YORK, Sept 16-Stocks very strong Money,
400 per cent. Gold, ia. o.9Os 1862, coupon,
1885 new ii0S; DO 1861. i1O6 do 1865, 1lOK lO4Os
1855 Virginia ss new, 65; Missouri 6s ssk Canton,
ex dividend; Erie, 2s1 Reading, s7jS; Adams
Express, 65H; Michigan Central, 1ls&; Michigan
Southern, S8A; Illinois Central, 1876; Cleveland
and Pittsburg 10TH; Chicago and Rock Island,
1854; Pittshurg and Fort Wayne, s5S; Western
Union Telegraph, S4K.