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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Aug. S.-The market for beef cattle
was quite dull to-day, and under the influence OF
more liberal arrivals prices are lower. We guOte
choice SH@9Hc. and common at 5h66sic. per h,
gross. Receipts, 2600 head.
The following are the particulars OF the sales
III owen Smith, Western, 5000.
SO John smyth 4 Bro, do, Hl@9H.
40 ueEnis Smyth, do, 656C9SA.
IS A. Christy, West Virginia, sas16.
SO j. Christy, do, 7@9.
A Dengler s. McCleese, do, 116@sH.
III p. McFilen, Western, 799h.
IS p. Hathaway, do, 7@9.
6s j. $. Kirk, do, s@9.
IS b. f. McFtllen, do, 199.
100 j. McFillen, do, Th@s.
40 Z. s. MeFillen, do, 1857.
15s Unman IL Bachman, do, S@9.
300 j. j. Martin Il Co., do, 6H@9A.
10 Mooney d Miller, do, 7@9.
so Thomas Mooney & Bro, do, las
SO II. Chain, do, 6H@T4.
IS Joseph Cham, do, 7@SB.
1926 J. s /. Frank, do, 61@Sh.
rs Gus. SchamberG do, IA@sE.
80 Hope d Co., do, 6@S2i.
SO II. Frank, do, 7H9Sh.
10 A. Kemble, Chester CO., 5%Ca125.
l04 X. Maynes, Western, 6B@sH
80 John McArdle, do, 6%@9.
IS Blum * Co., do Gas.
IS j. Avn, do, 6974.
Cows are in better request, out prices arc uu-
changed. Sales Of $50 head at s5C975, the latter for
COW and calf.
Sheep meet a lively inquiry at higher figures.
Sales Of 10, 500 head at the Park Drove Yard, iu-
Guiding good at 5@6c, stock at 81 5O99'bO % head
sa9c. for good lambs; and s2bO93 per head for
within the above range OF figures.
In Hogs there is considerable activity, but at lower
prices. Sales Of 2259 head at sl3'509l376 70 100
lbs, net, for corn-fed.
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FROM,NEW YORK.
The Yacht Race.

CLIFTON, Staten Island, Aug. 9.-The wind is
light this morning from the south, the clouds
which hung over the bay at an early hour,
threatening rain, clearing, the breeze freshening
a little, and the indications favor the prospect OF
a fine day and quiet race. There is not enough
wind to display the sailing qualities of the larger
yachts. The bay is crowded with boats ranging
from small steam tugs to frst-class river and
sound steamers.
The banks OF Staten Island and of Long
Island are black with spectators. One hundred
small sail-bOats of the harbor boat clubs, yachts
of the Brooklyn, Atlantic, Harlem, Jersey City,
Bayone, and OF other clubs are lowering around
the anchorage OF the yachts entered for the
race. watching every movement on board the
competing yachts. The start viii take place on
the last quarter OF the ebb tide. which will serve
the yachts, if the wind holds, nearly TO the south
west spit.
The Cambria has been allowed 10 select any
position in the line OF the yachts 10 anchor, and
the vessels are now anchored fifty yards apart,
in the following positions: On a line running
westward from mid channel 20 the cluO house at
Clifton-frst stake boat in channel, then the
Alarm, Calypso, Widgeon, Silyie, Magic, Daunt-
less, Tarollnta, Halcyon, Idler, Rambler, Phan-
tom, Fleur de Lis, Fleet Wing, Madgie, Madelin,
America, Tidal Wave, cambria, and Alice, all
at anchor without sail SET.
n Around the Cambria and Dauntless clustered
steamtugs, s~ailboars, and smaller craft filed with
excited persons, who were al cheering the Off
GERS and crew OF each vessel. Tine vessels are
lying in direct line, at equal distances apart, aud
the start promises TO be & fine one. The breeze
will carry the boats along ahouU eight knots,
and the ebb tide viii assist them until they reach
the tail of the west bank.
The revenue cutter MeCunough, with Mrs.
General Grant, Lady franklin, and a large nUm-
Der of invited guests, is low coming up from
Sandy Hook TO see the races.
The signal TO make ready was given az ll25
o'clock A. VI. At 1871 o'clock the second gun
was given. The Daun.less was away first, the
Magic next, Tarolinta, idler, Rambler, Cam
bria, Phantom, and othefs following. The Tdfo-
linta wac fouled by the Halcyon.
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FROM E

Burning of n ESCAPE of the Crew.
E HAVEN, CT, Aug. S.-The propeller Par
thenia, Captain Tryon, belonging to the Eastern
Propeller Company, and running between Hart
ford and New York, left Saybrook at z o'clock
on Sunday evening. At 1890 o'clock, when
three miles off Falkn cr's Island, a fire broke out
around her boiler.
The flames spread r1o dly aud the steamer
was at once headed for Falkner Island, and as
the donkey engine aud farce pump forward
could effect nothing to distinguish the flames,
the crew were forced TO abandon the vessel, and
all hands, nine in number, took to the boat and
reached the shore in safety. 1t was a beautiful
still night. The Parthenia was headed for the
main land and ran herself aground a mile south
east of Guilford Point and burned up. There
was no cargo worth mentioning on board.
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REALS FUNERAL.
Disaraceful scene mt the Grave-A tIodern
Laertes.

DisEracefnl scene mt the Grave-A nIodern
Laertes.
The New York san OF to day says:-
a circumstance occurred at Reals burial yester-
day afternoon which would seem TO be beyond the
bounds OF possibility. 1t appears that as Reals
body was being lowered into the grave a man with
an umbrella up was seen pushing hB way through
the crowd to the grave. A bystander who was
elbowed by the man said, There's no Sunshine, why
don't you put that umbrella DOWN. Gan right,
mate" said the man, az will"
Muttering something to himself, the intruder
forced his way through the mass OF people, and ar
irving az the edge OF the grave, which the grave
digger was preparing to I'LL up, threw some rotten
"Tbere, take that. Hanging was too good for you,
d you y
Seeming to become perfectly insane he leaped into
the grave, and drawing o revolver, apparently from
the umbrella, he cooked it, ana was about 20 fire
into the coffin, when, suddenly changing his pur-
pose, he pointed the weapon at the crowd, and
said :-"You made my sister a widow, now III make
your sister a wiGow." Two or three OF the burial
party precipitated themselves upon the wonid-be
assassin, and, although he fired the pistol, managed
TO knock 1t up IN the air, and nobody was hurt.
A scuffle ensued, and, the intruder would have
been killed at once, as the excited crowd had one OF
the gravediggers ropes about his neck, and were
on the point OF hanging him, when Father Joyce, who
life, and saw that he was conducted before Justice
Madden, Of Blissville, Queens county, who COM
mitted him TO Newport lookup for safe Keeping.
1t was Thought that an effort was 20 be made
during last night to lynch the fellow. When
arTalgned before the squire he refused TO give his
name. All precautions have been taken TO prevent
the man being rescued.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

MONDAY, Aug. s.-The Flour market is very finn,
and for the better grades Of extra fami-
lies, the stock Of which is very light, a
steady demand prevails from the home consumers.
About 1000 barrels changed hands, including
~super1ne at s550@575; extras at s6@6'5O; Iowa,
Wisconsin, and Minnesota extra family at $1,000
7'b0; Pennsylvania do. do. at S7C91 628 Indiana and
Ohio do. do. at t6'75@775; and fancy brands at Ssa
$685. as in quality; also 500 barrels City Mills on secret
terms. Rye Flour may be quoted at &c rs. In Corn
Meal nothing doing.
The demand for Wheat is quite limited, and with
large receipts prices favor buyers. Sales OF Pennsyl-
vania red at 81 1000 bushels old Ohio am
Der at S1'5s; and 500 bushels fine new Delaware red
at s140G146. Rye is steady at s112 for Western.
Corn attracts but little attention, Sales Of Peunsyl-
Western mixed at si@1O3. Oats are unchanged.
Sales Of old Pennsylvania at coo. new do. at b3Sc.
Malt.
Whisky is inactive. We quote Western ron-bound
at Al O2dl Oa.
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FROM CUBA.
havana Markets.


HAVANA. Aug. THE following was the con-
dition of the Havana market at the close OF
business yesterday;-Sugar business opened
heavy but improved towards the close with an
improved demand; Nos.10 to 12, Dutch standard,
firm at S11@94 reals; Nos. 10 to 20 firm at 100
10 reals; Nos. Z to 10 molasses sugar active at 6
@T reals; Muscovado sugar-business small and
prices unchanged. Exported during the week
from Havana and Matanzas $4,000 boxes and
1900 hogsheads, including 10000 boxes to the
United States. Stock in warehouse at Havana
and Matsnzas $4,000 boxes and 5000 hogsheads.
Freights dull; per box of sugar to Northern and
Southern ports of the United States, 81; per
hogshead of sugar to do, S~3'50@o4'25; per
hogshead of molasses to do, $2'25@23 &c. Coal
oil quiet.
The flour Emarket is supplied at $10@l0'5O.
Hams steady ut 23@26c. for American sailed, and
2S@ 29c. for American sugar cured. Lard active
at 2155c. in kegs, and 29$4c in tins. Lumber buoy
ant; whitel pine, 30@32c. per m 1000; pitch
pine 26@31c. per 1000. Potatoes in demand.
Taliow firm. Shocks; box, dull at SOLO reals;
hogshead, hull. Wax, yellow active at fS'S71S;
white steady at $l2 25. Naval stores quiei.
Exchange nominal.
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TOTAL OF officers and men. 49,.

IuE New CULvERrs OVER C]oHoCKsINK AND
MILL CREEKs.-Some time ago 1T was deemed
,zpedient 10 do way with the dirty stream of
the Cohocksink in the northern part OF the city,
and substitute for it q large sewer, through
which the foul water no longer pleasing to the
human senses could flow unseen. Measures
were accordingly taken for the accomplishment
of this end, and before long nothing whatever
gill remain OF the once rural stream except the
name, and this will soon be forgotten. The
stream has passed SUCCESSFULLY through the
stages Of being q beautiful spot in nature, and a
public nuisance OF the worst kind, and now it
is to become a hidden thir q, no different or bet
1er, save in size, than the thousands of other
similar structures undermining the city. The
Hork OF building has been going on for some
time, and now the upper portion, between Ninth
and Berks, and Dauphin and sixteenth
streets, is nearly completed. That portion be-
tween Delaware avenue and Laurel street has
given considerable trouble to the builders, and
the work has been slow on account of the pecu-
liar nature OF the ground. A proper foundation
IS very difficult to built at this part because of
uuicksands. But the progress, though slow, is
sure, and befors very long the work will be eu-
tirely finished. An improvement and another
difficulty in the construction of this culvert is
lts straight course, When Dock creek and
Pegg's were culvtrted, forming Dock and Willow
streets, the original courses of the streams were
followed, making the crooked streets. But in
The work on the Cohocksink the sewers are
made to follow the line of the straight city
streets, and the creek has to be turned aside
from It's old courses. But in this the builders
have been very successful so far.
Another and similar improvement is at the
same time being made in West Philadelphia
over the waters OF the Nanganesy or Mill creek.
Here a sewer is being built which will be by far
the largest in the city. It will pass two thou
sand cubic feet OF water per minute, and will
drain an area of forth-six hundred acres.
The other creeks in the vicinity of the city
will soon in ike manner have TO give way be-
lore the advancing improvements.
Perhaps some of US will live to see the day
when Gunner's run, frankfort creek, the Wissi-
coming, Pennypack, and the Poquesing will all
share the fate Of Dock, Willow, Mill, and
Cohocksink creeks.
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New York Produce MARKET.
FROM BALTIMORE.
The schuerzsn Fe.riynl.

BALTIMORE, Aug. S.-The annual festival of
the Baltimore schuetzen Association was inau-
gurated to-day. A parade was made through
the principal streets.
Baltimore Produce DIarksS.
BALTIMORE, Aug. S.-Cotton firm ana scarce az
lsK@9Oc. Flour dull and inactive; Howard Street
supernne, s6965o; do. extra, sIss; do. family,
s75SSs25; do. family, Ss@le25; Western super
6ne. s6a650; do. extra, S7@750: DO. family,
ST5O6s. W~heat-receipts large and market weak
and prices declined &c. sale OF prime Maryland red
at sI'6O9lTb; good 10 prime do. at Sl4o91'50; good
10 brine white at s159@1 $50; Western, 81 459l5 80.
Corn-in fair supply, with sales mostly at sl15;
yellow, $40. Oats, 4s@b0. Rye easier at GOOSE.
Mess Pork firm at s9l. Bacon hrm rib sides, 1sc. (;
clear do. lsHc. shoulders, loA@16c. Hams, 200
26Kc. Lard quiet a tl7H@lec. Whisky quiet at
nO29lO9.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
EVENING TELEGRAPH O%FFIcE,l
Mondav- Aup 8 1870

Monday, Aug. D, 1871.
The exciting news from Europe since Satur-
day has already had an unsettling effect on the
money markets generally, and speculation on
further results is becoming quite lively. The
first great battle of the war has been undoubt-
eddy favorable to the Prussian arms, and the
effect upon bonds and stocks is less marked
than it would otherwise have been, but ope-
rators are very wary in their operations in
view of the uncertainty which shrouds the
future.
The loan market is again active and rates are
firm, Western exchanges being rather against us,
owing to crop movements; 5@6 per cent. is the
range for call loans, and Gas per cent. for first
class mercantile paper.
Gold fuctuated rapidly on the strength of
foreign news, and the victory of Prussia weak
ened the market, though we fail to see on what
grounds. Sales ranged from 1l9@1l95S, closing
at about 1895.
Government bonds, according to London des-
patches this morning, advanced 2 per cent.
In this market they are active, and about = per
cent. higher than on Saturday.
The stock market has revived and is active
and universally strong. Sales of City Is new,
at 1917.
Reading Railroad was in demand and stronger.
Sales as high as 1875 b;o.; Pennsylvania advanced
to 5S%; Camden and Amboy to 1141; Lehigh
Valley to So; Minehill to 5016; Catawissa pre-
ferred to 36H; and Philadelphia and Erie
to 26%.
Canal stocks were also active, Lehigh selling
up to 344, b. o.
Miscellaneous shares were not offered to any
extent. ~Cernplanter oil sold at II.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported 10y De Haven q Bro, No. 40 S. Third street.
FIRST BOARD.
$500 City Is, N. is. 1O1A 80 sh Penna II Is. So
$1,000 Amer cold. E. 1879 do......ls. os6
$1,000 sun a Il rs. 1902 1876 do ILLS, IS
500 sh Read h. Is. c.47'94I 40 sh LehV R..ls. bTX
100 sh Read r.. b30. 4SSl 30 do......... IS
100 do...-.:..41's4 200 Leh n lis. boo. 34A
IL sh G Am r Is. 114A 800 do...... Is. "a
10 do ...... is. 1l4A 400 do -. is. C. "a
do.......c. Hay 200 sh PHI d E.. lis. 26H
81 sh Minehll r.. BOZ 200 do. e. b60. 26T
100 sh Gaia Pr. 364l 100 sh Cornplanter. II
BETWEEN OARDS
5000 City 6s, New. 10lA 100 an Penna h SIS. IS
$4,000 Am Gold. ....119 40 do......s5. IS
10 sh Cam a Am R.ll4Hl 800 sh Leh Nav. C. 80
500 sh Read X ..b3. 4s 200 do. =. boo. S44
100 do. ;. .b30. ass 100 do. 49,. b60. 3435
100 do......b3. As
ECOND BOARD.
$1,000 Phil a K 7s. I'd ST4l $1,000 @ q Am IS, SO.
5000 Leh 6s gold LIS 2dys.... 95
days. SSH so sh Penna K -. IS
s21O0 City 6s, N Is. 10l4 200 sh Read r.. Is. As
t2600 do. lis. I'd. l0l4 800 sn Phi d K Rho.
$4,000 Pa 81 N Y G rs 81 lots. :. 26%
JAY COOKE Il Co. quote Government securities as
folOws:-U. s.. 6s of1ss1. l1sX@ll4; b-2os OF 1862,
111A0111z; do. 1854, 110A@11l; do. Nov. 1865,
li05s9ill}S; do. do, July, l0sA@lOsx; do. do, 1861,
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FROM N,EW YORK.
The Nathan Inauest

New YORK, Aug. 8.-The Nathan inquest was
resumed this morning. DIR. Darwin and an
other physician from the Fifth Avenue Hotel
we're examined and stated their belief that death
resulted from wounds inflicted with the dog"
after a protracted struggle. They expressed
the opinion that the murder was committed
four or five hours before being discovered, and
that the murderer did not know the amount of
violence necessary to cause death.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Cotton quiet but firm; up
lands 1el5C : Orleans zoe. Flour dull and declined
5S1Oc. State, s54O@690; OhiO,s 6'65@1 80; Western
s5'4O0Tlb; Southern, s6'409l0. Wheat dun and
heavy and declined 1@2c. No. 2 spring 81 '2501 %;
winter red Western, 81 SO; Canada white, $40.
Corn dull; new mixed Western, 94@95c. Oats duh
and unchanged. Beef quiet and unchanged. Pork
heavy and unchanged. Lard quiet; steam, i6@l64c. f;
Kettle, I14@1THc. Whisky duh at 99hc@sl.
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INSTRUMENTATION Dreiburg, living on
Richmond street, above Somerset, yesterday
afternoon, went home and beat his wife, for
which he was arrested and committed in default
OF $1,000 bail by Alderman Helms. This morn
ing the iorgiving wife procured bail for the
trRtal husband, and had him released from
prison.
John Campbell, another wife-bsater, was
arrested yesterday morning on the same charge.
AZ the hearing before the Alderman his wife
tailed TO put ia an appearance, but Campbell
nevertheless. was held in $500 bail to keep the
peace,
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FROM THE VEST.

CLEVELAND, Aug. e-The fire lnis morning
caused a loss of about 100000. Cassbeth &
home companies. Aebtemler 4 Co. were in
cured for $500 aud sbult4 & Co. for $1,000.
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MEssRS, Uk HAVEN q bHUIHkHi NO, 40 3. ThIrd
street, Philadelphia, report the following quotations.:
u. s. 6s Of 1881, 113%@119% do. 1862, 1l11@1l1& (;
do. 1854, 11o %@1l0X do. 1865, 1lOX@1ll; do. 1865,
new, los16 "a l0s% do. 1861, do. 100 sS@1os1s; do. 1868,
6 per cent. Currency, f11@111A; Due Comp. Int.
Notes, 10; Gold, 11sZ@11s; Silver, 1lG9l1i;
Union Pacific Railroad LIST Mort. Bonds, e16as25;
Central Pacific Railroad, S0@s6O; Union Pacific
Land Grant Bonds. 1450110.
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WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
w of solid lskarAt fine geld. QUALITY WAR
RANTED. A full assortment Of sizes always on hand.
FAIR 4 Makers,
s25 wfms No. a4 OHESNUT Street. below Fourth.
NROQUET IN GREAT VARIETY

Rock Maple Croquet only $3.50.
-Four quires OF Paper and four packs OF Envelopes,
stamped, In meat double box, only 81 90; by mail,
1915.
One quire OF Paper and one pack OF Envelopes,
stamped, only 80 cents. J. LINRRD,
6tatiOner and Gard Engraver,
2ewsm 9msp No. 92l PRIN0 GARDEN street.
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SUNsTRoKE.-James Nolan was overcome by
the heat to-day at noon at Second and Spruce
streets. He was carried to his residence at Penn
and South streets.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-The roof of a lager beer
saloon, No. 323 South Fifth street, was slightly
damaged by fire to-day at noon.
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BAD BoYs.-Three boys, for throwing stones
in the windows of a passenger car at Broad and
Callowhill streets last evening, were arreeted
and bound over.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

u NIL Ink "onINlN0.
n. G.. snip Asia, Stechmann, 70 days from Ham,
burg, with Old iron and empty petroleum bbls. to
steamer Fanita, Freeman, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. TO John +. Oil.
Steamer Jas. S; Green, Vance, from chmon and
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, "a hours from New York,
with mdse; to w: 7; Clyde q co:
Dominica, with sulphur ore and molasses to Isaac
Hough & Morris.
Nor. brig Alice, Erickson, "a days from London.
with mdse. to L. Westergaard & Co.
Br. schr Hector, Hackett, from Turks Island, with
salt to Alex. Kerr & ~Bro.-vessel to L. Westergaard
schr Ella Brown, Robinson, 10 days from st. John,
Schr Joseph Segar, Ellis, 8 days from ST. Marys,
Ga, with lumber to Patterson u Lippincott-vessei
TO knight Il Sons.
Schr Tycoon, Cooper, ! day from Smyrna, Del,
with grain to Jas. L. Bewley 4 Co.
Schr j. NJ. Clayton, Thomas, l day from Smyrna,
Schr K. II. Blocksom, Blocksom, l day from Little
Creek landing, with grain to Jas. L. Bewley 4 Co.
Schr S. Wilson, Walls, from Boston, with ice to
Schr Marietta Triton, Fritzinger, from Richmond,
Me, with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr c. q. Cranmer, Cranmer, from Kennebec.
with ice TO Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr Glenwood, Dickinson, from Horizons Point,
r. J., with mdse. to Warren, Kirk & Co.
Schr Mary Patton, Cummings, s days from Ban
goF, with lumber 10 Maris & Bro.
Schr j. ii. Wainwright, Abrahams, from Smalrs
Landing, with ice to Knickerbocser Ice Co.
Schr Maggie T. Smith, Grace, from Boston, with
mdse.
Schr Julia A. Crawford, Young, from Salem, Mass.
schr S Godfrey, Henderson, from Morris River.
Schr alabama, Glider, from cambridge, Mass.
Schr Eagle, Chase, from Harwich, with mdse.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, from Baltimore, with a
tow OF barges TO w. F. Clyde * Co.
Tug Fairy Queen, Wilson, from Havre-de-Grace,
with a tow OF barges TO w. r Clyde d Co.
Special Despatch to The Euentng Telegraph.
HAyRE-DE-GRACE, Aug. s.-The following boats
left this morning In toW:-
Woolverton q Tinsman, with lumber to II. Wool
Verton.
Colonel Balinger, with lumber to SaylOr, Day &
Morie.
A. G. Postlethwaite, with lumber to D. B. Taylor
& Son.
Steamer Achilles, COlDurn, hence, at Boston yes
terday.
Steamer Volunteer, Jones, hence, at New York
yesterday.
Brig Coprera, Blanchard, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Boston 9th inst.
Schr Sarah cullen (of Philadelphia), Davis, from
Cedar Key, Fla, at New York yesterday.
Schrs James Holman Shropshire, and Mist, War
wick, from New Haven for Trenton; and Reading
RR. No. 70, Baldwin, from do. for Philadelphia,
and B.. Bradley, Mulligan, from NorWalk for do,
passed through He'll Gate yesterday.
Schrs X, H. Shannon, Dlks, and Polly Price,
Yates, hence, at Boston A. NJ. 9Th inst.
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LARCENY OF CLoTHING.-Charles Nelson, for
stealing a quantity of clothing from a place in
Gloucester, vas arrested on Saturday night by
Sergeant Gilchrist. Alderman Cahill committed
Nelson for a further hearing.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL II o'clock this morning
a woman named Eliza Clay, aged fifty years,
was run over in Second street, below Berks, by
o car on the Second and Third streets line, and
instantly killed. The body of the deceased was
conveyed to the Eleventh District Station House,
at Trenton avenue and Dauphin street.
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FOUND DEAD.-Mary Mcbride, aged sixty
years, was found dead in her bed at half-past 3
O'Clock this morning, at her residence, No. 5
Paramount avenue, in the vicinity of Twenty
fourth and Lynn streets. She was intoxicated
when she retired the night before.
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Steamer Mayfower, Fultz, New York, W. P. Clyde
g. Co.
Bark Hornet, Howes, Gibraltar for orders, L. West
ergaard g. Co.
schr Jane N. Baker, Reed, Boston, Reppller, Cor
don IL Co.
Schr NJ. Lyons, Little, Boston, do.
Schr Amos Edwards, Somers, Salem, Mass, do,
Schr Reading RR No. 80, kaufman, Bridegroom.
Sinnickson 81 Co.
Schr A. Massey, Ewing, Williamsburg, do.
Schr 5. r. Simmons, Brown, Providence, do.
Tug Thomas Jefferson, Allen, Baltimore, with a tow
OF barges, w. P. Clyde & Co.
Tug G. B. Hutchins, Davis, Baltimore, with a tow OF
barges to w. z. Clyde d Co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-08

a FRIEND lNDEED.-A painter named G. w.
johnson and a friend OF the same craft on Sa-
turday night went on q drunk, and during their
perambulations they seated themselves on the
near Chestnut. The friend fell asleep, u awoke
come time afterwards to find that $40, which he
had in his pocket, was missing, az also was his
friend johnson. johnson was subsequently,
arrested by o police officer, and on his person
was found $29. but this amount, he claims, was
lis own. This did not satisfy Alderman Jones,
who, under the circumstances, held him in 5000
hail 10 answer.