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, 1870-09-30

IVASTFp-H!IrTuS.HD MAKERS ON FINE:
~ shifts 1t COLLINS HANTS'. l5a DeArhoru-ft
TtAETkn-GlRLS Txl MAKE EFCKTiFS. Bows
?cI th.claa: t:IPericnced hand., NJ Others. A.
Ply 20 ]. .HLuMESTHAl, 50 Lake-.t Al o GOOD en-.
WASTFD-oPEHATDRs OF EXPKNIRNCE on
UP etslrs. "
WANTEu-A DREsSMAKER, To co 70 TN F
W country, IpSUfIe n Ia St1fe-4t. '>3%-
, 1870-09-30
= By HENRY FELTyLAN.
Aoet4cpeef. pdes Isl L4Sa1leSt.
hUaICAL INSTRUMENTS

fsnes1oE, 1T lo1S oelosk. st ii Dekoven-s, eo.ne
Depiainea, ntre stock d Gsuce1ses and Iiqnaa
DeA3e1 eau Rafr ehanse-
, 1870-09-30


ROE s1..Is sS$ ST!5i ho,,r md In. with barn
~ MdsnT1t ii III 5rsrne hrr,. .nd Int hnr toeatloa
~ hnsine~ ~ .11
Es1nsv- near Afehhf-AT-. u ,o; lew house aoa TWO
lcts-
fes II e sde g ell 5c purchaser Oh any Of
TOR sALE+ssI1kY FRAME, WITH BRlokt
Il bt&enenf On Hosth onc tloek so1sa o.
entIstcs 70 Lincoln tsfk at 11iM: hn.e "a ~ INC
9ssoy b1sef house On K1te.f eat Il Lasse. south
front. viii Vi modern Improvements; Lii IL offered
vtTJ law for essh.
fest tFo1t, h;Ssi IN e'e'' 'e1'ee' coh'
~ A41sNeN
iats IL sood location sad viiusty That H tmos1iak
fspIdy Fscr low and payments cay. No tnterest an
sA!Ns: s7esr T:15a seaes7! e545 IN ao;7sF oz
G10R g. s n, rss5 ~
u co e.sh. ssao n 1stnpEovod pIoperty, and easy
Wiehissn.av, frame hou1e Of II roem1. tet tukls.
Esnop; ooo eaAh, e7oo property and sohE tfne on
b1asnfn, t,o.,osv frame hoe.a Of sooma. lot a,1
~ rhesn md e.,y teEuoa
Choice and cheap ~ sWaiPPLE FL i lomsssa & BoeE.
FOE sALEIH EEEn III yf cainten.ts Seins LoS I;
istf ~ Sthoo Sctfnn Ndditi1n to Chfcakp Also %
III a. ThIrds near HiiW1uteoay:, being tho west
ieT al be Ieeeysa Il s1s e,s p 4 81 s9e ;
e Uf1 Ho1s e. e. n1s. on 11o coan es H. Action
uas1eo1 VIZ. q A0H. ~ :; =, :.
FOR sAhE7TES YFARs, 1FAa ~ III 81 4E1hant
sees, tEame house, northwest corner Dearborn md
, 1870-09-30

Moth Patches Frccklcs and Tan. Use
res md Mosa aea rreSs I 9a ~ oa'
llscosorRtons rum the face P1epanri only hy Or.
X C. Pcts!, 70 Bond stseet, y. i. Soid b5 Drug.
EtAts GFefyWhtycs
, 1870-09-30

Fire nnd 2t1,rv1ov safes. 0s all
sizes, fos sale at Harris Mandatory. G and g.
, 1870-09-30
NIcVICKER'S THEATRE.

Friday. Farewell Beuedt 1na lnt night bat one Of
EDWIN BOOTH.
shakspeAtns Play In four aets Of
Tho cnlerchantorv ventcc.
GHYL0CK. pnw1v R0nrr
10 conclude with Shaksrt1rch threc-srs comedy Of
KATHERINE AND PETRuCIIIO,
FE4 4hoCA1O-..- -.-......-........-...EQWENB BOOTH
Satutday Matinee, Hamlet Saturday RvAnfrv Thc
Gartoi+ with 4 new star " f"A' ~ oAHa1s
, 1870-09-30

Chnprcsl xIunss~ ntsd Faces Cnrrt
hy using Juniper Tax Soap. Made by Caswcll
Hazard i ca. New Yo-k
, 1870-09-30
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4fTfAIE8E ALMANAC
CHcAao, Sep6. n Is;n
SIN ~ y m. Aoep eets ii n m
, 1870-09-30

Delays nrc Dangerous. Mothers,
a< Jou Iowa your ef1 -I.nE, don't fai u use airs
Nhltcomi,f Ss1Gp f1F $OoshinR children. lead
The advertisement in another column.
, 1870-09-30

TuLOTsOS-BURCHARp E<rsIde 6rp1a.+
kaDkaktc, the 9Th nst- BY Etv. il. III. Phillips,
Mr-M. n. Tnloteoc. 0f ChtcAko. and Aisa Mary L.,
dApfh htc1 Of Hr. GeoEtc ". Eusrhsrd.
, 1870-09-30

prices nave declined; Bales tUov bales; rcceipts.
4,1sa balea; STOCK, ~ I'll bales. Prices nominal.
TRANSFORMATIONS dull: supertne, 7$Aso:
dull: ml1ed, ssHc: white, TIC Oats
At &Qssc. Bran. 0a34oc<t
HAI-F1Fm: $500: choice. sshuo.
PnoysIoSs-Fotk, meaa, S2aoQ Pscou-Dul. !.
, 1870-09-30

Sn11c OK fIcnl mud t'crsonnI gsforer-
" In the Statr-Accotnmodu lens
Tor tho New E14cEttlnrurc-Oblsu
sprdN Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
me total value OF real and pe1sonal property In
ice oEate, ~ shoTn hy the returua Of a The conn.
uea excepE AieAantier, Ia $4sa1e1.9sa. This
Of 1863. ""0-'ese 'Aioe
Governor Palmer and Secretary Ruume1 have
maoe !he necessary arrangements With HE tr,s-
tee1 ot the Scond Presbyterian Society. OF thIs
etsy, toF tLelr new church building, now nhnnt
completed, fur the use ef the House or Re orrse,
sauses OF the neI General Assemble Tj,e
church building Is about 20 By le0 fref. md wifi
III one OF the flnest looms for the nurnnse ,haf
cah pe obtained In the city. The building vim hf
neatcd BY steam throughout, a1,d ali modem in.
p'uscments IN ventilation maize use oY. The
au.NotaM wall bc carpc1eti and finished complete,
w wnn the exception Of The peus, IN plxce Of whcs
tae aetkS iof members VIII be used. The walls
ana ceiling are nnely frcscoed, and ali
she sufEouhd1RHs VIII he very satisfactory 10 our
t4w.maSerS. who viii d.ubtiess SPENT three or
vlf months ih The building. The senate win oc-
ta1s the old REPRESENTATIVE uali IN the S,ate
hEnSe- and the supreme Court will use the Senate
thhmLer, much 70 The satisfaction OF said conrt.
Capital Lodge No II OF the knights Of rytntas
has tefn organized In this city. -~
JAS W. SpoEhlcr, OF this city. formerly III,
proprietor OF the 1t. Scholaf Hotel died al Een
ak, thff morning. very suddenly. No nArtlc11lar.
syr hten aseestalncd. He will I've hur7e,I liz yhe
siuwCod comrnaIdeTJ Knights Trmplar. OF
1hich nc WaS prominent member.
, 1870-09-30

WASHINGTON, Sept 99--Wfisten statements of
Little Raven and Yellow Bear, Chiefs Of the Atan.
anocs, nave been received here, complaining that
states Gote1nnent hare not been carried ont. ana
asking change OF agency, and for the soed And
!affhtnE ntensil1 which ba'1 been promised. The
statements were made By Them 70 General Fnnp.
CUSTOM RECEirTS,
Receipts from customs last week, ss,sil,9il.
, 1870-09-30
CLAIRVOYARTS

TYR, NA1EtwS ASo u,:,tW1 u.yw,Tn
~ r!s!rTs-arts. I'll Ja.tson-t
MADAM vos .GoBEr1F.- LoyD31S CI1iR.
Nl vnFant. natural and r'.rhttir rssr4ler ri ft.c
ftffTd; eiv+s pit:Hs: Z ta'ure hu.hand aud w.
we GsT rtc. ALL Ga" al nArrfat* tHsne.a niIazs
examined and fetut G:se1- =; South Cl.rfst
NJ rs, ,.'nR6EssES. 1ssp1RAr,OS II ADVISER
w uiea t.Att4r3 fpisiiu=l nad ttlnIs1s.i 30 "a
, 1870-09-30

General SchcncIS to Spcnk In 7IlcAt-
gan.
6peedal Despateh to The Chicago Tribune.
iDLTHolI. Stlt. SIT Is expect that. after the
Ohio election, General Schenck will srcak ut one
or two points in the Sixth District
, 1870-09-30

EsoR -SALE-A FR3ryELsS :NkW PLANO,
~afflnted FIR $9:k cz1h one second band fox S1A
II LEI Gatkxt ". CASPER,
, 1870-09-30
MARRIED..

Paper ExRnaiaRe and WINDOW
Rtahes. 1aT8t E.c'es. Pa.7ss, c.ls Ellt5 ac,,
hrusaes. at ?. +. Rgbr5r. 81 Rando.pn-st
, 1870-09-30
COUNTRY REaI,ESTaTE,

~s<~~(-o--@~--~..--
TOR SALF-A GOOD FARM OF EIGHTY
i acres. wr!lfmvro.et; fruit, wood and gcod Wnfer
rtntr; "ne mile sGntlI Il lenl0nt, Cock County Ill.,
ct t'eure. on tlr FARM, For !nrher partcrlatr in
Qu!rr en- the premises. MRS. ANN CROWLEY,
E0R sALE-FARMS-rw0 FARMS or 10
aercs e.eft. ~ 1nilcs .ouf ffon Ccacr near mil.
rHsa sehcH. ans ehareh.s soo ss;cs unar en!.s
Of water tc;m4 tass. ARMY to JOHN ". KRKEMEK,
1*ne1, tl6 HGuio1rh-eE, RooHl Nc |.
FOR SALE-FAnM 0F q ACRES ON y. " n H..
"nl5 1tnslcs ffuHa Chicago, with n1pFoven,rnts foy
$sitt OIL ytEy eaky iG1ns will exchange II Tor city
froI+rty, JUS. Il. CHANDLER, Room =. is Dtar-
hornet. - y
, 1870-09-30
REAL EsrATE wAWrEo-
TD-RETE-HCU9EH.

WANTED to EXCfIASGE-RROOE n +.
hGfoxea Ie1l stta:s tor unininrased Chicaeo fea
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Fire In New HnnnahIre.

PLYMoUTH, Sept. IA fire ye terdav de-
strOyed the dwelling and out-buildngs nf Henry
w. Blair. Loss, $l1,000 insurance, $4,000.
A New female Seminary,
BosToN, Sept. 1.-THE will of the late John
Simmons bequeaths half million Of dollars to es'
tablish Simmons Female Seminary for culti-
walton in departments of education customary 10
txe sex.
Politics In Massachusetts.
Among the cities and towns voting yesterday
in favor Of licensing the sale of ale and lager
beer were Cambridge. Lowell, Worcester, Law
renee, and Taunton. A majority of the mall
towns voted in favor of prohibition, as did also
New Bedford.
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win be ready in the autumn. -Four guns are at
tached on n piece, and on a wer-fOOtlng 20 eacn
Division OF infantry 10 is curious to note the great
interest taken in the war; The newspapers are all
published in the mOrnipR. but sheets of kilograms
printed at IN the afternoon are sold In great
numbers; the cab-drivers and lower classes gene
rally, who never before minded the news read them
eagerly.
Generals Barnard and Wright and Colonel Michel
OF the United States Arnv here as Special Com
misslOners from the War Department 20 Investigate
the OF iron defenses chiefly In regard to fOrtlt-
cations. They have examined trOnstadt and the
works at KopiOo. and had several interviews with
the Minister of War and General Todleben, who
have extended every facility 10 them.
Don Carlos. the Spanish pretcnder, has arrived,
accompanied by the Marquis Romaoa, General EiD,
and senor Ealderon. No one knows what ia the
object of this visit
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LONDON, Sept. T--1l30 A. M.-ConsOls 917S for
money and account American securities quiet. u
=. 5-2Os of 1862, sss;; OF 1885, I'd, Ssk OF 1851,
s7S; 10I0s. 81. Stocks quiet. Erie, 1s5 Illinois
Central, 49, Atlantic and Great western, 2SH.
FRANKFORT, Sept 6-U. b. 6-20s closed ouoyant
at q3af.
IIvERPooI- Sept. 7-1l'9O A. N.-Cotton quiet
middnE uplands,9 q sd. middling Orleans, 9Sd. The
saes win nearly reach 10 0oO ba California wheat
10a1Os. ID red winter, 9s. Cd. + our. 23s. 9d
LoNDoF, sept. 7--11.ss A. M.-1allOw dull; spirits
petroleum quiet and steady.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Sept 7--130 T. M.-Consos % for money
and account. American securities quiet. stocks
steady.
LIVERPOOL, sept. IL 80 =. M.-CottOn du ;
mIddling uplands eA@99sd. midolng orleans ~
60Md. The sales now estimated at SD00 bales.
Pork, 1868 beef 1918. nnc1n, tSs. for Cumberland
cut. and ga for short ribbed mlddles
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THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT NoRRIsTOwN.-The
twenty second annual exhibition of the Il st Penn
sylvania Agricultural Society, to take place near
NorristOwn September % aud 23, will be held on
the old grounds at Springtown. An enlarged track
will add to the accommodations, and there Is
liberal fund for premiums. The members tickets
are dollar and the single admission will be
twenty-five cents children fifteen cents. The COM
tee OF the most prominent ladies of Norrstown and
vicinity,
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REPUBLICAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Last
evening the Executive Committee of the Republican
Invlncibes some twenty-five in number, healed by
their President, Ezra Lukens proceeded to the resi-
d, nee of Professor Benz X. McClurg, leader Of the
Liberty Silver Cornet Band, No l. for the purpose
# presentin elegantly framed ''vote OF thanks"
to that gentleman for the satisfactory manner in
which he has furnished music for the club during
the campaigns Of 1866 6S, and 90. After the presen
tatiOh the company were sumptuOusy entertained
by Mr.. McClnrg Speeches were made by Messrs.
Todd, Fox, Hawkins, Birkinbine, Lukens, MoClurg
and others.
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NOMINATION IN THE TWELFTH LEGISLATIVE DIS
IRICT.-The Democratic Legislative Convention in
the Twelfth district met last evening at the slack
Horse Hotel and accepted the declension of Daniel
Forster, Esq, as candidate for Assembyman. No
nomination was made for his successor, but resp
luton was unanimously passed requesting the Demo-
cratic voters to support Henry Rowan, ESQ, as an
independent citizens candidate pledged tn reform.
The district is close, the majority generally being
about four hundred.
John Lamon, ESQ., formerly Chief OF the Detec-
tive Police Is the Republican candidate, aud he has
been recently appointed in the United States Ia
te1nal Revenue Department, and previous thereto
N The Police and Gas Departments for many years
There is much dissatisfaction in the district among
the Republicans IL is alleged, owing to feuds en-
grndered in former years. and as Mr.. Rowan is a
ship carpenter and is personally very popular who
never has held public position before. the contest
becomes an interesting one.
FIRE THIS MoREING-HosE CARRIAGE THROWN
OvEI BOARD.-AOnut O quarter Of four o'clock tins
morning the tool h puse and o1ce belonging to M.
John Selvy at the southeast corner OF Twelty-third
and Arch streets, was set on fire and destroyed, in-
above fire the carriage OF the Western Elgine Com
paIy was taken possession OF Of Twenty-hrst aud
FilbeIt streets by gang of the Schuykill Rangers
who ran il to SAMSON street wharf, and there threw
it overheard in twenty feet OF water. There were
only few members on the rope of the Western
when the rioters approached. They were of course
driven or There was no fighting wha ever, aud
the police knew nothing of the affair until notified
that hose carriage was In the river. This mornng
the Schuylklll Harbor Police ordered to the
to aid in taking the carriage OF the water
The Changers" have threatened to attack every fire
company that parades colored bands The Western
is said to have appeared on parade with a colored
band on recent occasion.
THE CENSUS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. The cen
sus returns for Montgomery county are now very
nearly completed. In NorristOwn it has been found
that the lower OF the three wards is the popu-
lOus. This contrary to the general bell (. IL
was generally supposed that the upper yard would
be thus distinguished. The population Ufathe whole
borough is much less than was anticipated The
number, 1t ia said, VIII not quite reach 1l000 1t has
formerly been estimated ut from 900 to $4,000 The
population OF the county Is gwen at $3.50 amoug
which number there are l5S persons 20 years
age. Exclusive OF accidents and by reason of old
age the death rate has not been more than six per
dnhum.
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HUDSON RIvER.-Postively the last New York Bay
Excursion, accompanied by Professor McClurg's
Liberty Silver Cornet Band, will be given tomorrow
morning, September 8. Excursionists can remain
in New York three hours, or enjoy the romantic aud
delightful trip up the Hudson Every one was pleased
with the last excursion. The last boat will leave
" alnut street wharf at haf-past O'clock Tickets
can be procured at the wharf In the morning.
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A CONFLICT or AUTH9RITY.-A card from Mr..
John CoVOde viii be found In another column,
directed TO Mr.. William II. Leeds, stating that he
lCOyode) has seen circular signed by Mr.. Leeds as
Chairman OF the Republican Executive Committee.
Mr. Covode ahirms that Nj. Leeds is not the Chair
man OF the Committee. though a member of it, and
that those who sign with him as members have no
authority whatever.
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HIS NANR.-Iohn Lawrence is the name OF the
Individual who was arrested at the tire at Coates
street and Delaware avenue last night for the th et
Of a coat from d. b. Taylors ONCE. Defendant had
a hearing before Alderman T0land and was held ln
$500 bail to answer.
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RECEIPTS FROM COMMITTING MAGISTRATEs.-The
following lines, penalties, etc have been paid by the
Committing Magistrates Of the city into the City
frfeasnry for the month OF August -L Godbou, sfT
Thomas Dallas, $685. j. r.. Massey $40; Thad
Stearne, s62 80; A. Morrow Si5 William Nell, S3S; ;
G. T. PaEceas,, 80 making q total Of s5si ~.
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PLAYING FIREMAE.-TaylOr Smith was arrested
at Beach and Coates last night for playing ureman
and for collecting money under false pretenses. H
appeared on the fire ground in the equipments OF
the Washington Hose, when he was not a member
OF the company. The accused had hearing before
Alderman TOland, and was held in $500 for further
haar
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DIsoRDERLY FIREMEN.-The train for German
town which left the city at IL O'Clock last night
carried home number of bremen, who, the
way, acted in q very ds0rderly manner. Some Of
them came to blows, and on the arrival of the train
two Of the alleged participants in the riotOus pro
ceedlngs were arrested. They gave the names of
j l.. Gouldthorpe and NJ w. Mcintyre. The
cused had hearing before Alderman BOnsall, and
were held to bail TO answer A blackjack was found
In the noRsession OF the first named aclendant
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FIGHTIRG.-Miehael Burns and Thomas Sharpe
were arrested at the scene OF the fire last night for
lighting. They were taken before Alderman Cahill,
and were he'd lin $500 bail each TO answer.
Bowman Sin psOn was arrested at the same place
for breach OF the public peace. Alderman Cahi
also held him to bail to answer.
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BROUGHT TO THIS ClTY.-Henry Reitcn, VINO IS
charged with the larceny Of watch anu Sls0 IN
money from Mr.. John Swatmeyer, residing AT No
AIS Vine street. was brought to this city yesterday
He was arrested In New York by Sergeant Gilchrist
of the Seventh Police district
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
SECOND BOARD.
$1,000 Union CT bs. 9H leo sh Sch N p bb. 165s
slOOO Pa 6s w l. Cp. .lO6 200 do is. boo. IT
80 sh Cam a Am RIA an Penna X. Is. 5st<
40 sh Del Div, 40 ss1-z-
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