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ADJUSTMENTS.

For additional AmuSeme'ts see The Third Fdqe.J
MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
CONGRESS OF TIE DRAMATIC STARS.
The eminent American Tragedian,
MIR. E. L. DAVENPORT.
The very popular Comedian,
MIR. MARK SMITH,
His first appearance since his triumphant European
success.
p'p MR. FRANK MAYO.
The eminent Dramatic 1 4 = Artist, ,cs
His first appearance in this city.
-A' pOp"l MR.: FS"J5s JoaS R B: srUDLEY.
MIR. w. r. FLOYD.
The very popular S%2g + Actor, Ct ,vrNpopr
iH' '''''.o Mr.. CHARLES MORTON,
The Renowned Tragedienne,
MADAME P0NISI.
The Popular Comedlenne.
MISS JOSEPHINE ORTON,
Her first appearance in two years.
The favorite teiySg young I.A Artste' tST .prrp
Her first appearance in several seasons, sustained
by powerful artistes of great repute and excellence
WILL PRESENT A SERIES
GREAT PLAYS,
. CASTS OF PARAMOUNT EXCELLENCE
In which they have just created most wholesome
furore in Dramatic circles:
Shakespeare's Great Tragedy,
JULIUS CESAR.
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 20,
Boucicaults and Broughams Comedy,
LONDON ASSURANCE.
The sale of secured seats will commence at the
Academy on FRIDAY, Sept. 16. 916 st
XXTALNUT STREET THEATRE
w SATURDAY NIGHT, Sept. II,
~ TESTIMONIAL
to the popular theatrical author N and agent,
MR.. ALBERT CASSIDY,
when will be submitted
Boucicaults effective and thrilling Military Drama
JESSIE BROWN;
OR THE
SIEGE OF LUCKNOW.
TRUTHFUL EPISODE OF TIE SEPOY
REBELLION,
COURIER OF PARIS;
ATTACK UPON THE MAIL COACH.
Both plays employing every member OF the excel
lent company, as well as the available resources
CALEDONIA CLUB.
The prices Of admission will remain as usual
Seats can now be secured. 9159t
CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
GRAND REOPENING.
One week only; commencing MONDAY EVENING,
September 10, and every evening, and
ExTR oRpINARY sa5HSdaR 9atlPTf; ATTR;A AorroN
WILLIAM HORACE LINGARD,
And the charming coincidence ALICE DUNNING
Bonitace, Mt F. G. Morrison, Mr.. b. Dannip9. W
And the entire famous Lingard Comedy Company
supported by superb Orchestra and auxiliaries
who will make their only appearance in this city in
a new and delightfully."- original programme, intro
GREAT LINGARD SKETCHES.
And his remarkably vivid pictures of the dstin-
guished men of his age, in his anequaled Statue
Songs.
Sale OF reserved seats will commence on Friday,
September 16, at w. III. Boner Co.'s Music Store,
No 11O2 Chestnut street
SCALE OF PRICES-Orchestra Stalls, 81; Sc
cured seats In Orchestra Circle, 81 Admission to
Circle, SOC. Family Circle, 25e Private Boxes hold
ing persons, $40. sl6u
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FROM THE WEST.
Boiler Explosion and Loss of Lif,

Boiler Explosion and Loss of Life
WINoNA, Mimi, Sept 15.-The boiler of
Laird Norton & Co.'s steam sawmll exploded
yesterday, and killed the fireman, Michael
Burns. Three others were seriously wounded.
Loss $4,000.
False Pretences
CINCINNATI, o.. Sept. 1.-Two men were ar
rested and taken to Chicago last night, charged
with having procured $500 in gold on the
strength of galvanized lead deposited with Enos
Bowen 81 Co. of Chicago.
Election of a Grand High Priest.
At the session of Grand Chapter yesterday
Charles c. Keifer, of Dayton, was elected Grand
High Priest, Joshua A. Riddle, of Wellsville,
Deputy Grand High Priest and Mr. F. Runden-
stein of Massilon, Grand King. In the Grand
Council the old officers were re elected.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Internal Revenue Decision.

Despatch TO the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Acting- Commissioner
Douglas, of the Internal Revenue Bureau, has
written letter deciding that the law forbids
dealers in tobacco to sell their customers small
quantities of cavendish or plug tobacco, ana
having received their pay therefor cut it up
with handwriting machine, without paying
the tax of thirty-two cents per.pound.
The Acting Commissioner says every kind of
manipulation of tobacco by which the character
and condition of the tobacco is changed is a
process of manufacture.
Increased Tax Receipts.
During the month of July, 1870, the gain OF
spirits and fermented liquors over the corre-
spending month of last year was 81 1887, 1856.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Italian Revolution.
Letter from King Victor:
The Pope He Leads a Merry Life."
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Internal Revenue Decision.
Increased Tax Receipts.
A Terrific Boiler Explosion.
Great Fire in Maine.
ETC.. ETC., Etc.. Etc.. Etc
Great Fire in Maine.

The CnptIve of WiIheImshoIie.

The Captive of WiIheImshohe.
LONDON, Sept 15.-A despatch from Cassel,
dated September ~, says the Emperor spends
his mornings with some of his officers walking
over the lawn, or making long excursions.
His Tether
extends several miles in all directions.
HIS Guard
consists of one officer and two subalterns, one
trumpeter and thirty-one men.
The Empress EuRenie
and Prince Imperial make constant excursions
around Hastings. Carriages or horses are never
employed.
The Fashion Journals.
The Paris fashion journals have suspended
publication, and mourning is generally worn in
Paris and Berlin.
The Wreck on Goodwin Sands.
The vessel wrecked on the Goodwin Sands has
been ascertained to be the ship Elisha Reckman.
Tremendous Boiler Explosion.
LEITH, Sept. 15-By boiler explosion in this
city to-day fifty workmen were badly injured.
Four have since died.
King Victor Emanuel ana the Pope.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-His Holiness the Pope
has received letter from King Victor Emanuel,
in which the latter explains the course he has
lately taken. Any delay on his part, he says,
would have occasioned the proclamation
of the republic in every Italian city, and his
army would not have fought the republic, which
would have been fatal to the Papacy. AS it is,
republicanism is so rampant that it may prove
irrepressible. n
BRUSSELS, Sept. 15-Noon.
The Mission of Tachard
is positively confined to conducting the French
legation until Berthemy can arrive and to
thanking the Belgian Government for its kind
ness TO French wounded and prisoners.
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Baltimore Produce Market.
FROM NEW TORK.
Specie shipment.


New YORK, Sept. 15-The shipment OF specie
to Europe to-day amounted to $4,000.
Proposals for Bonds.
Thirty-six proposals for United States bonds
were opened to-day, amounting to $6,23S, 750
The highest price was 111'15, and the lowest
1O9. The awards will be $l,OOO,0O0 at 1O9 to
1916.
New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Sept 15.-Stocks very dull. Money,
4@5 per cent. Gold, 11s%. b.2Os, 1862, coupon,
1850 new, lIoN; do 1861 11oH do 1888. Joy lo-4Os
50; Cumberland preferred, 80; N, Y. Central and
Hudson River, 96N; Erie, 23; Reading, 96% Adams
Express, 65A Michigan Central, 11Sk; Michigan
Southern, s2]S; Illinois Central, 1886; Cleyeland
and Pittsburg, 1868; Chicago and Rock Island
113Zs; ,Pittsburg and Fort Wayne s5%; Western
Union Telegraph, 34H.
New York Produce Market
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Cotton quiet; middng up
lands 1890; Orleans 20Ac Flour firm: State, S475
@6'60; Ohio, S5'10@610 Western, S4'l5@6 10 South
ern, s515@s. Wheat firm and quiet; No. spring,
$1Os@110; winter red Western, S1'30. Corn dull
mixed Western, ssH@s5c: Oats dull and heavy;
Ohio. 50@54c. State, 46@50c. Pork dull mess,
s2625; prime, s22@2b Lard steady; steam rendered,
154@161Sc; Kettle, l64@16Hc. Whisky quiet at
S7L[C.
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AT QUARANTINE.
Brig Haidee, from Kingston, Jam.

MEMORANDA.
Bark Jenny Berteaux, Davis, hence, arrived at
Dunkrk 31st ult.
Bark Fannie, Carver, hence arrived at Falmouth
Cd inst
Bark Pulcinea, Trapani, hence arrived at Genoa
30th ult.
Ita brig Nuova Provdenza. Manganara, for Phi
ladepha sailed from Girgent previous to Both ult.
Br. brig Southern Cross, Brown, hence, arrived at
Barbados 10th ult.
Schr Antelope, Perry, hence, arrived at New York
yesterday.
Schrs j. 81. Allen, Chase hence for Bridgeport,
and A. Parker, Parker, hence for New Haven ARID
at New York yesterday.
Schrs N. H. Skinner, Frazer, hence for Pawtucket,
and Connecticut, - do. for Stonington, passed
through He'll Gate yesterday.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Fire In the Woods.

LEWISTON, Me-, Sept. 15.-The fire in the
woods near Antrim, Me-, is now under control,
fifteen hundred men having been employed in
extinguishing it. The loss in frewood and tim
ber is very heavy.
fire last night in Auburn destroyed the cot
tage of D. NJ. Cook; also two small stables, and
badly damaged the dwelling of A. j. Merrill.
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FROM THE DOMINION.
. he Boat Race.

MONTREAL, Sept. 15.-It is blowing hard here,
and there will no race to-day unless the weather
moderates. w. Maitland Nelson, of Montreal,
is appointed referee. The betting on the cham
pionship is about even. Money is freely offered
on both sides. 1t is estimated there are fifty
thousand strangers in the city.
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RENoMINATIoN.- Owing to the withdrawal Of Mr..
John Sanders, the Republican candidate for Com
mon Council in the TWenty-lrst ward, the conven-
ton was reconvened last evening and Mr. James
Bowker, the present incumbent was nominated.
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HORTICULTURAL HALL T0-NIGHT.-The Harmonic
Society Will sing, by request "Wer ist des Deutchen
Vaterand2p new waltz called "Fruits and Flow
ers, composed and dedicated TO the Pennsylvania
horticultural Society by g. Bastert leader will be
performed for the first time tonight
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REoPENING OF THE DIVINITY SCHooL.-On the
occasion OF the reopenng OF the Divinity School,
which takes place this afternoon at O'CLOCK in the
Church OF our Saviour, Rev. DR.. Goodwin, dean,
will deliver address to the students OF the school,
The friends Of the institution are invited to be
present.
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FROM OHIO.
CongressIonaI NomtnntIou.

TOLEDO, Sept. 15.-The Republicans to-day
nominated Hon. d. Beck, present incumbent,
for reelection to Congress- from the Tenth Ohio
District, by accamation.
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FROM .ALLE.N'TO TVN.
Fire attn Foundry.

ALLENTOWN, Sept. 15.-The foundry of the
Lehigh Crane Iron Company at Catasauqua was
destroyed by fire this morning about o'clock.
The loss is heavy-insuranee only $4,000. The
Company will replace it with larger structure.
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THE writer OF a communication sig led ssP y which
has been received by us, will confer favor by call
ing at this office or furnishing his address, as there
like TO make further inquiry. Any interview he
may have with us will OF course be strictly private
and confidential
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STATE OF THERM0MBTBR AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
A. M.........67 IL A. M.......75 2 p. M......7s
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, New York, W. M. Baird
str Anthracite, Green. New York, do.
Steamer A. c. Sinners, Lenny, New York, w. P.
Clyde Co.
Schr vesta Rodgers, Portsmouth, N. H., Warren s.
Sqhr K. j. Leonard, Haley st. Johns, N. B., do.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore with q tow OF
barges, w. p. Clyde & co.
Tug G. B. Hutchins, Davis, Havre-de- Grace, with
tow of barges, W. p Clyde q Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamship j. w. Everman, Hinckley, 20 hours from
Charleston, S. c.. with mdse to Souder q Adams.
Steamship Volunteer, JONES' "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to John T. OH.
Steamer Jas. S. Green, Vance, from Richmond and
Norfolk, with mdse. to w. P. Clyde q Co.
Steamer Chester, Jones, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. p. Clyde x Co.
Br. schr Addie z. Simpson, Bell, 13 days from st.
John, N. B , with pickets to j. w. Gaskill Sons
vessel to Seuder x Adams.
Schr M. ii. Read, Benson from Marion, with box
boards to j. B. Brooks.
Schr r. j. Connor Telly, from Lebanon, Conn.,,
with fruit to Knight Sons.
Schr Pioneer, Lathrop, from New York, with laths.
Schr Helen ]: Hallway, Thompson, I'm Providence.
Schr r. j. Wilson, Wilson, do.
Schr Amelia w. Leaning Brewer, do.
Schr Eva Belle, Somers, do.
Schr Ann Sheppard, Weldon from Boston.
Schr Vraie, Glover, do
Schr w. H. Dennis Swift, do
Schr Addie Fuller, Henderson, from Salem.
Schr S. l.. Simmons Simmons, do.
Schr j. B. Austn, Austin, do
Schr Thomas Sinnickson Brown, from Weymouth.
Schr Annie Harmer, Brooks, from bingham, Mass.
Tug Thos jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore with a
tow OF barges to w. P. Clyde d Co.
Tug Chesapeake, Merrihew, from Havre-de- Grace,
with a tow. OF barges to W. p. Clyde x Co.
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FROM B.ALTIJWORE.
BALTIMORE, Sept,
The Case of Mrs. Wise,

D<Abil-hOnb1 SOPb. AO'
The Case of Mrs Wise,
widow of the late Rev. Henry A. Wise, late
rector of Christ Church of this city, against the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, of
New Jersey, was decided yesterday in the
Howard County Circuit Court, and resulted in q
verdict for the plaintiff for $2l564. The case
had been removed from this city at the instance
of the defendant. The company had refused to
pay the amount OF the policy on the ground of
the ill-health of Mr.. Wise before the insurance
was effected.
Baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE, Sept IS. - Cotton quiet at 19Nc
Flour active and advanced 25c City Mills of the
higher grades Howard Street superfne s5 ESQ
5.75; do extra, S5'75@6I5 do. family, $7@9S City
Mills supertne s525@6'25; do. extra, s5'l5@7; do
family, S7@7.25; Western superine, s5@550; do
extra, a5T5@625; do. family, S5'50@7 Wheat higher
for Western and medium grades. southern quiet; /;
amber Maryland at the Point, $l'60; fair to good,
125@l '35; common sll09l'23 white, S140o 65
Western red winter, sl2I@ 80. White Corn stronger
90095c. yellow, 9Oc. Western, S0@S7c. Rye dull at
65@S5e, Pork, s2S'75@29. Bacon firm; ribbed sides,
17A@tFHc.: clear do, 1sc.; shoulders, 15Ac. {;
hams, 25@251lc. Lard dull at 1870. Whisky
quiet at 9lc., and no sales.
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FisHED OUT OF THE EsCHUYLKILL.-James Buck
ley, aged fortyhVe years, tumbled into the Schuyl-
XII at Arch street wharf about O'Clock this morn
ing. His cries brought to his assistance boats crew
No. 4, and James was fished out OF the water. He
was taken to his home at Forty1rst sTeet and Ian
caster aNenne
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine NelOs see Inside PAGES.

(By IeIegrdph.)
NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-Arrlved, steamship Etna-
from Liverpool.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA 80. SEPTEMBER i

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
A. M........67 IL A. M.......75 2P. M. ..... rs
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A SNEAK THIEF.-Yesterday black man named
James Young slipped into the residence OF Mr. Ca
win, No. 2229 Green street, aud helped himself to a
mahogany umbrella stand which stood in the vest
bule. AS he was walking out OF the house with the
property in his possession, he was taken into GUS
tody. The prisoner had hearing before Alderman
PancOast and was held in 5000 bail to answer.
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The Plymouth

arrived at Lisbon August 8, twenty-five days
from New York, where she was to await the
arrival of Mr.. J. B. Matthews, United States
Consul at Tangiers, whom she is TO convey to
her destination.
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FOURTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC TICK ET.-The
Fourteenth Ward Democratic Convention met last
evening and nominated the following ticket
Select Council-Sylvester ]. Megargee.
Common COuncil-Thomas d. Hahn.
School Directors-Fred q. Kraft, John II. Mems,
William j. BrOlley, and Peter Armbruster
COnStable-GeOr0e w, Grear,
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reu, Sale perrpideln ; 11ur Die Niebri9en
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ba6 9~ebenfen, unb Did berouf3teten
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tnoe{1tn oas speibe pulper, ;pel&es be-
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tein S&ts6pulper, bte runotn 2odtn, bt
fe ba auf ben Sbren traeen, ilnb* tein'
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bic ibnen tm Naden bdnsen tnb tetn'
9ojonette. Allo fraet IS fi@ ob hi
neue Griiur fir ben &rie9 pai1enp felt
rpirb." ~-:.. '.U: -
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n,elte bet @ubn anaitpoQ unb unp mi
bla0en etpptn. SD bel@wSre Did
fpri9 bod ni@t 70 laut, ,penn ter ga,
unS b5rte. 49," ..:.. ...
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uns ni@t, aber i@ rente mir eS wirl
unter ben bla1e1, unb Der teinerten Ser.
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caruua> i'd bin @uwororp> Der srobe GU
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