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THE TIDIES PHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY MORNIKG. ATOUST 28. 1877. TAGUOKI AND BLSSLKB.

and his cigarette. like blanketed Hex ments of the Philadelphia, banks for the past and Special Xotices. Coilroofio. SJcrBonot. Stnaoemenig.

previous weeks: Zaafumk, TWtwee. Cspltil H6.ai3.O00 116.243,000 Loans 6U.M0112 I.zi5.k77 1.13119 gmele. Keserve. National Bauk Due Iron Bauks Due to Deposits. CirffHlalisin 11601.21 ll.6otl.797 1.180.340 1.1KU.UB1 S.2 UH6 8.904.602 40.748,177 30.66.461 4,401.018 8543.472 40.792,314 10.4S9.SW) 30087.HU2 Clearings Balances, 4,495.975 Increase Reserve, national bank notes, deposits, 849.188; circulation.

aud balances. J591.457. Decrease Loans, 1300,183 specie, due from banks, 13.454; duo to banks, $361,130, and clearings, 1178,050, STOCK TRANSACTIONS, MONDAY. AUG. 27.

0d 2 CLOSlKB. 3 i 8 Bid. Asked. Pennsylvania 26,009 80 9SK 2 23 29' 7.081 17 17 16 U4 16 Lehigh Nav 727 19 19 19)4 i 612 8 8 8 8 Phils. Erie 300 9 9 9 9 Hestonvttle 129 134 13 12 12J Lehigh 115 3Gfe S(H X'i 36 36fe Hun.

Bd. T.pf.. 100 Ins. Co. H.

A 70 29J4 Am. Buttonhole 87 18 Minehill 17 45 Catawissa new pf. 17 30 29 30 Union P. 8 67J V. Cos.

N. 1 128 127 icaa meditating a raid. Bat when nee his foot wsa on his native stage he was transformed. Young gentlemen need to crowd the pit of the Park Theatre on the Almaviva nights in order to take a lesson from Oarcua in the art of draping themselves with their full circle Spanish mantles. Edmund Keen shook Garcia fay the band after the opera of "Otello." To siug second to an artist like Garcia required latent inueea, aunougn musical taste was as yet in its infancy here in those days when Mrs.

Knight could lead toe town captive merely by appearing on the stage, walking down to the footlights and singing "Cherry Kipe" through her nose. Mr. Milon, though an artist, was not improvi dent. He invested 52.000 in the United States Batik of Philadelphia, and bore tha loss more philosophically than I do that of a clay pipe. Cafakelli Dufalga.

BRIDGING TIIE BOSPHOBUS. Captain Eads Has Another Grand Soheine, Rivaling that of liasseps. From the N. Y. Tribune.

i Captain James B. Eads, the well known engineer of the iron bridge at St. Louis, who has long twon connected with the jetties at the delta of the Mississippi river, has recently prepared plans for bridging the Bospherus, thus connecting Pera With the Asiatic shore. Captains Eads was assisted in his calculations aud surveys by A. 0.

Lambert, a civil engineer. Tha bridge will be G.000 feet long aud 100 feet wido. It will have fifteen spans, and will be almost entirely built of iron. The height of the roadway above the surface of the water will bo 120 feet, 60 feet less than the elevation of the Brooklyn bridge. The centre arch will be a span of 750 feet, one of the longest spans ever contemplated.

The central piers or main portion of the structure will bo 50 feet thick, built of solid granite blocks fastened together with iron braces. The main piers are to be ZiO feet high from foundation to summit. The cost of the entire structure is estimated at be tween 18,000,000 and 525.UO0.000. and six rears is given as the time to complete it. Excellent granite is near at hand, and as the ironwork will probably be prepared in Fiance aad Belgium, there will be no delay.

It is also thought that cheap labor can be employed. Tho increase in the value of property that will necessarily follow the completion of the work, it is believed, will amply repay the cost of the project. The construction of the bridge will doubtless do much towards the completion of the Eunlirutos Valley Railroad, making it the preforVed route to India. 'Washington Square. To the rVlitoref TiraTwKi: Can you inform me whether the above named time honored square eniovs the fostering care of a superintendent, or whether it is under the immediate control of our Commissioner of City Property? As the prospective site of the Washington Monument, and containing, as it does, some of the fiuost and rarest specimens of deciduous tree in America, the square deserves at lbasi a snare ol ilia attention paid to onr other public parKs.

Whoever may till the position of superintendent of said square is in the possesion of an undoubted and so far an undisturbed sinecure. A walk through the square this morning tells the same old story of squalid neglect and untidiness. The walks are unswept; tho grass is allowed to remain nnont until it withers in its growth: bald spots in the sward. whore tho grass dies from neglect, are increasing daily; and its whole appearance is a fitting, although humiliating commentary upon tho manner in which public trusts are executed. May this communication awukun the attention of the proper authorities to this systematized neglect ol oue ot our most beautiful squares.

K. W. "Skedaddle" "Cauons." To the Editor of Tux Tiuks: "Skeoaddle" found its true etymology in your issue to day. It is truly classic, as old as Homer, and found in the Anabasis. Your last corres Kjndcnt, however, is wrong in one resect.

Skedan umi means to scatter utterly. But the word is (bund in the second aorist "skedadzi," and it will be found in Attic Greek in the Anabasis I think, in the Memorabilia, after Socrates had by his method, sat upon the Sophists in the Portico, it is said they skedaddled. iow let us have the origin of "caucus." 11. E. S.

A Caux Ctitebro. AdeMna was handsome, and sung In a way that enchmited ihe folks: Bhe was talented, thoughtless and young, Aud sne married the iilurquis de Caux. For her money alone did he care Him camiiIuci licr icul.nv ol't sllockS Adelna was driven to oa pair by tiie ucu of tne Marquis ne Caux. Nicollnl, whose tenor of life Wai not as the moralist walks. Ihe cause of addiiional strife wilt Hie songstress aud the Marquis de Caux.

He paid her attentions quite marked, vi hereupon came a g. ueral row From ltussia In tiu.su ilien embarked Fur Pans the Marquia de Caux. He brought up the matter in court. And the way Uiat it emted you know DiMsolirimi was granted ss sought. At the suit of tne de Caux.

EXPLANATION. Of such of my rcaderi as lack Aoorehension of recondite jokes. And niut have tniugx In plain while and black. 1 would ask, ''How do ym pronounce 'Cux ll'ieluii Truvetkr. FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL.

Manceuvrlns; for Position Odds In Favor of the Hears Prices Steadily Softening. The intervention of the Sabbath served to check the wild excitement tnst had taken possession the market at the close of business on Saturday ana the proceedings ot yesterday were more deliber ate and quiet. They were, however, none the less effective In continuing the downfall of prices from their culminating point. Although an occasional rally was made the only result obtained was further concession, and Ihe figures ruling at Ihe close were generally the lowest of the day. Those only that were sparingly onYred were (Irmly sustained, and Insurance Company of North America stands alone In having secured a lurtber advance.

The transactions were smaller in volume, fooling np but fio.lM against 5IJ.1J9U shares for tho frac tional portion of Saturday. The only cl renin stance that contributed towards sustaining the market was the uncertainty resting upon the present status of the New York combination, If they were tnilieiy out then the props were masked from under the entire edifice, and li not then there would a probability of an upward movement at an early day. Their secret thus tar has been so well kept that certain conclusion can he arrived at. and conse quently the feeling is unsettled. Our view of the sit nation Is wholly a stock jobbing one, as there Is really very little else trauspiriuc.

Bona fide purchasers are lew and far between, and large addition to the rrg ular supply of stock must have been put upon the street at the advanced rates. The market closed weak and the leelitif was still weaker ou the street at 4 tha rales tor I'euusyivsuia being UHVja'JS ana lor Heading. lliVi. Pennsylvania, starting at 80, touched 30V re ceded to Bll'j, rallied to and frum that point dfoped to 2B, a decline of one per cent. Reading early In tha day ranged between 17 aud 17H.

Jell to 1(1. rose to 17. and closed finally at '4 lower. Lehlgn Navigation was held steadily at 10U some time, but declined to 19. a loss or one per cent.

Pittsburg, Tituiville and Buffalo receded at H1 and closing at 8V Heston villi opened st 13 and closed at s. 80, one per cent, weaker. Lehigh Valley was quiet at i)lua B6sj, the higher fluure at the opening and the clow, before. Huntingdon and Broad Top pre erred itcsdy at 5 Minehill at 49 American Buttonhole at 18; Catawissa new prelerred at Sf) Union Pussengar Railway at OT. and United Companies New Jersey at 1J8 lor a single share.

Philadel phia and Erie fell off to D. regular way, but old down to 9, a UO. Insurance Company of North Amerii went higher, to 'J9'4. as was bid for nh Pennsylvania and 17 asked for Northern Central. We not a rale of State 6s, second series, uncalled, Hi'J'4, a traction off.

City 6a, new, ranged, as berewora, between ll'Jaiid 113 Company bonds were Ispnaed of to the amount of 1 7.700. the total embracing IO.OOO Heading consolidated mortgage coupon 7s at 011: Philadelphia and Kris 7s 91.000 Camden and Amboyloan of IBM) at luu1 91.000 North Pennsylvania general morigsge registered 7s at 107 91.000 American Hicaunhlp Company Us at 78; 91,000 Lehigh loan 1HH I at 10'J; 91.0(10 Pltuburg, Cincinnati and hl Louis 7 st 7'i. and (700 oonuyikill Navigation loan lss'J at SUafttlV Tbs Zoological society will pay Interest on Its six cent, bonds at Ihe office, Uofl alnut place, on after Ihe 1st proximo. Under a slight strengthening of the mid premium, quotation) fur government bonds were a fraction stronger Ihrotntlioiil the list, with the exception the 6 UOs, ahieh fell off The new 4 rents, rose me lHUs) 6 'Joi, with tho new 4s, each, and all the 01 hen Hold opened at 104m. alerwarda fluctnatcd Ihrounhnui ihe day from 104alOJV closing finally the opening figure, an advance ei We have no change to record In monetary matters beyond a slight Increase In the demand for capital, which ts freely met without any stlflentng of the rates discount The (all tiads promises fairly, and the aoeooiis lrom all auctions are unoiiraglii their character.

The prince of recovery will be comparatively slow, however, bul.our meruhaaU will foal wail saUsuad if it la sure aud solid. The following art Uia leading items of the state 2 the 12 one Iu In rt p.T a tha rf City. Reminiscence of the Great Dancer Blaster's Triampha, Fanny From Belsravla, SlphiuV marks ballet epoch," says Mr. Chorley in hit Musiaal BeooHevtioiis," "as a work that introduced au element of delicate fantasy and fairyism into tha most artificial of all dramatic exhibitions, on which to some de gree poetized it After 'La SyJuliidV were to come La Fillo de Danube' and Giselle' (con taining dome of Adolplm Adam's best tnusic), and a score of ballets, in which tho changes were rung on Naitl and Nereid life on tho ill assfAjted love of gome creature of the ele ments for au earthly mortal. The purity and ethereal grace of Mile.

Taglioni's style snjicestcd the opening of this vein, as it also founded a school of imitators. Then her mimic powers, however elegant, were limited. Her face had few changes. Her character dances, as in 'Oail laituie La were new and grace ful; but their seduction and piquancy were to be ouMioue. When she touched our cold English round, however, the Sylph excited as much enthusiasm as the most idolized songstress can now do.

But," he adds, "there was a little sameness in her effects. El'sslcr's dignified and triumphant beantyof face arid form Would have made her remarkable wtiatnver dress she wore, in whatever world, she appeared. There Was more, however, of the Circe than of the Diana in her smile. A mistress of the grand and arti fieiul ai of dancing, she possessed many more resources than Mile. The ex quisite management of her bust and arms (one of the hardest things to acquire in dancing) sot her apart lrom every one whom 1 have seen before or since.

Nothing iu execution was too daring for her, nothing too pointed. If Mile. Tiiglioni flew, she flashed. The one floated on to the stage like a nymph, the other showered every sparkling fascination round her like a sorceress. Her versatility, too, was complete; she had evory style, every national humor under her feet she could be Spaniard for the Spaniards, or Russian lor the Northerns, or Neapolitau for those who love the delicious Tarantula.

But beyond these Mile. Elssler, as an actress, commanded powers of high and subtle rarity." Speaking of her acting in the ballet of "The Gypsy," upon which Balfe founded his "Bohemian Girl," and of the scene in which she dances a minuet to distract attention from her lover, who is concealed hard by in danger of his life, the same writer continues: "Few things have been seen more fearful than the cold and measured grace of Mile. Fanny Elsslcr in this juncture, than the manner in which every step was watched, every gesture allowed its right time, so that flurry nor flattery might be detected, than the sot smile, the vigilant ear, the quivering lips controlling itself. It was by representations such as these that Fanny Ussier gradually established a fame among the few as well as the many which could have been built by no pirouettes nor rntrechnts, but in right of which she is enrolled among the great dramatic artists of the century." One of her greatest triumphs was in the ballot of the Tarantula." which is the story of a girl who pretends to he tarautula mad that she may dauce an elderly suitor into declining her hand. "The manner in which she wrouxlit its whimsical scenes up to a climax the grace, the daring, the incessant brilliancy, the feverish buoyancy, and the sly humor with which she managed to let the public into the secret that her madness was only feigned, raised this ridiculous farce to the level of a work of art." In private life it is Said the most prudish man aud woman might have passed days in her society without being recalled to any recollection of the scanty stage dress, and the attitudes more fitted for sculp ture than tor social hie in short, by any look gesture, or allusion belonging to the dancer craft.

Upon visiting America sho created au as tounding liirore. Divines offered her the.i pews at meeting houses students serenaded her rich men showered gold and diamonds upon her msicau 01 Bouquets. A DISJOINTED FIGHT. The Second Day at Gettysburg General Long street's Tardiness. Colonel W.

II. Taylor In Phila. Wkkklt Tjkks. Tho wholo affair was disjointed. There was an utter absence of accord in the movements of the several commands, and no decisive result attended the operations of the second day.

It is generally conceded that General Lonystrcet, on this occasion, was fairly chargeable with tardiness, and I have always thought that his con duct, in this particular, was duo to a lack of ap preciation on his part of the circtimslance3 which created an urgent and peculiar need for tho presence of his troops at the front. As soon as the necessity for the concentration of the army was precipitated by the unexpected en counter on the 1st of July with a larne force of the enemy near Gettysburg, General Lonustreet was unzed to hasten his march, and this, per haps, should have sufficed to cause him to push bis divisions on toward GettYSburg, lrom winch point he was distant but four miles, early on the 2d; but I cannot say that he was not i lied, on the night of the 1st, of the attack proposed to be made on the morning of the 2d, and the part his cone was totakc therein. Neithcrdo I think it just to charge that he was alone responsible for the delay iu attacking that ensued njler his ar rival on tlio held. I well remember bow General Lee was chafed by the non upiearnnce.of the troops, until he filially became restless, and rode back to meet General Loiicstrcet. and urge imu forward but, then, there was consider able delay in putting the troops to work after they reached the field and much time was spent in discussing what was to be done, which, perhaps, could not be avoided.

At any rale, it would be unreasonable to hold General Longstrect alono accountablo for tills. Indeed, groat injustice has been done him in the charge that he had orders from the coinmandihg general to attack the enemy at sunrise on the 5M of July, and that he disobeyed these orders. This would imply that he was in ixisition to at tack, whereas General Lee but anticipated his early arrival on tne 2d, aud based his calculations npon it. I have shown how he was disappointed, and I need hardly add that the delay was fatal. SETTLING THE POINTS.

Captain Ilob's Big I'oker Convention and the Necessity for IU From the Virgin Is Curoriicle. August 5. Captain Bob, the Piute politician, has called a big poker conveution to be held at American Fiat to day. The subject of this gathering of card sharps is to definitely settle the relative values of some of the larger denominations of hands. Some years ago Bob learned the dips, spurs and sinuosities of the game from a white man, and introduced it into the pastimes of his tribe in a manner advantageous to his private exchequer, lie did not, so to speak, throw the game to them all at onco, but doled out the line points injudicious driblets.

It took experience aud money to learn the game of Bob. For instance, one day, with 1S.50 in the pot, one of the players revealed the possession of four aces. A trifle like that did not abash the mental resources of Bub, for he coolly gathered iu the pot on a pair of kings and two deuces. His antagonist was easily convinced by Bob's argument that the two deuces were just equivalent to the fouraces, having tlic same number of spots, while the kings gave hi in there quired preponderance. Some of the bucks accuse Bob of having a different poker rule tor every change of moon, aud they have demanded aeon vocation of the tribe to deliberate upon it.

Bob, by a diplomatic strike, is now first and foremost in the cull for reform and is louder than all the rest in the demand lor a con volition. Long Brown has received an invitution to be present, aud Jim Orndorff will act as referee. Sollrtor Mllon. TolhaKdltorofTns Tiuksi At last one Journal has been fonnd to bring to light the merits of this very remarkable man. Your article in this morning's paper gives every copious and correct biographical sketch of Solirior Milon.

I do not presume to ask what were the feelings of the writer of that article during his interview with Mr. Milon, but it always seemed to me that we are pigmies compared with this faultless specimen of a moral species now fast becoming extinct. Vour article, though generously eulogistic, docs not sufficiently impress the reader with the souse of Integer vital, ncelcrlsqne parus." If yon can spare apace allow me to add a few remarks. I have not seen Mr. Milon for several months, and a pilgrimage Jto Xi'i Julianna street is not always practicable.

I believe, however, that I hall not be disowned by Mr. Milon Iu what I am bout to say. Milon must have Joined and been graduated at the Naples tVmservatory of Music before he was fifteen years of ago, when he Jnluerl the French army in Spain. Me went through all the Peninsular campaigns. When ho lost the tips of his left hand lingers, instead of giving up the violin, as I would have done, be had a violin made and adnptvd to his grasp.

Milon could piny on every instrument to lie found in the orchestra, except the brasses. He still performs on all the stringed Instruments. When Garcia 'tis sixty yearssineo attempted to introduce Italian opera into New York he was assisted by his daughter, afterwards Madame Jlalibrnn, bis son and by Mr. and Mrs. Milon.

lr. Milon used to siug such part as Aim OU ivi to Garclu's Don Oiuvunni. Slgnorina Garcia, the daughter, lias never been surpseaed in the purls of latino. Herinn and DetJemmn. Garcia Used to sliullle along Broadway, looking, with hi slouch hat, hi cloak 01 he no I'.

off lor ai was of at st of of per and of per at of JNTEKNATIONAL EXHIBITION. THH AMHBrOAN INDUSTRIAL PALACK THO ROUNDS. s.r'"K.A.r'uli''''' AND MOST COUPLET. EXHIBITION IN HIE VvOitLn. lillVEHNORS' WEEK.

TO OAY. TUESDAY, AUOUBT 2g RAND COMCKRT M.bjr the EXHIBITION BAND (IIASSLEB Dlreetorsl. and F. READ on Die 1100s tfiVKLT ORGAN. WEDNESDAY.

AUtiUoT 'Ot. At 1 1 A it RECEPTION OF 1 II "GOVERNORS. fcV.iTI; "nmaitse auditorium will be BeaulMllly decoraied by the arand competitive FLOKAL DIisPLAY. Ih. re will Ira n.k Sm'CK MDSlC ALL DAT of we Gxtubuiou Band, uuder direction of the Hasslar Brothers, and win FEATUItKS Uwr ww'ileT Ue evenln GRAND CONCERT in lienor of the iiovcmors.

at which the followhw WUl appear, ak'I'IbTs) MISS EMMA TBTJItSBY. The asWS mnwiut.ye Americali Prima Donna. aiADAME TKRK.SK CARKNO The world renowned PIkiiImb. BIONOK L. (I.

001 TSCHaUt, Ihecelelirated baritoue, (tlis second apix nrance). Ma WILLIAM NOKTHt IT, Cornet Soloist And the Magnifhwnt 1 UiUAU EXHIBITION ORCHESTRA. liassler Brothers, Musics! Directors; Simon HumIm V. Jt'i. Ton? GwaeilT.

VXWX street I'miORAMME: 1. Orand March Emreo des Oeuerals Sunnn From the new "Ol'PO bibiuon orchestra, "uu Uiiniscences or Auber Arranged by()odfrv IhegeiiiBlrom Anber a oueras In following movements: 1. Oneratic SMiM r. (Masannl oii 3. Morc.

au d'Ens iuble Domino Noirl 4. Air, "Uuel bonheurje respire" (Fra 0 iH "1J0 "uv seul ami tl.iele" (llasunlell 7. Tarantula iDilio 8. "Mo Dieu aiurai (Marco spadap, U. lie.de hi 10.

D11 1 iu ul, (Uittui; IX Market Chorus iMuaiinl 'llol. OUAND KX limit ION OliCUhATRA. Ifiute soio liavoruede Terehalfc ila J. COX. it nna.

4. Piano Polo Grand CuWrtu Moechelles MADAME TEKteJi CAllENO. O. Aria Pre aux Cleres Hprold MISS EMMA '1 11 Its. BY.

O. Waltz Hydrop.iten fStuiirl 14 it a Mi i 11 1 riVi :v.r Br.n li i "Lti sveato" (The slG.olt tl. OulTsrllAl.K Trauscription Invitation 10 the Vaise Miss EMMA THUHSBY. LoruelSo.o LelievesU'Aiiioui Piano MADAA1K TEiiiiiL' wTrruiio rin LflttV InU, n.rt, TV, nicurrsa at tha Wed meorteaU. unarfj otViajye tf Ai cenu will THTJRSTIAY.

AUntJsT 30, tiRAND INDUSTRIAL REVIKW, in Which tlleemuioyeaol tne various mauufacturing estaiirUnmcnta lu the ty will participate. Ill UwAlornoon.alUu'cluck. the duilna; Aeronaot, 1 roles nrR A iixn in loou. BUi ALO, carrying eiriit WUl make a AHCKNsION Exhibition Btuldinir. day UA.NV will oe in attendance all Admission Tickets, Price 25 Cents.

Children, 10 upuia, Adiol, a so 10 the oomplele Exhibition of the 1 eillJSV van. a At vwvi, UIUUBU1M 4Uk Memorial Hall. cirA riuvwly'" MnW. Present CIl A3. QREENK.

Manaser. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. SPliCIAri TO THE MANUFACTURERS OF PHILADELPniA AND VICINITY AND THEIR EMPLOYES; ON THURSDAY, AUUUST 30, A special feature of the Entertainment' arrnnt ed for tha uoveriiors ot the Slales during tlieir visit to the Exliibitiou will be A ORAND INDUsTlUAL HKVIEW. TniS WILL NOT BE A STREET PARADE, TlieemnlOVes Oftliedlirprant Aslnlilishmanta lll on the uri uinls i Ln 1 1, 1 1 .1 i. o'clw A.

where they will be formed liitu c'onioa. meshy their Hiip, riiiteiidenta and luremen. Al 11 A. in. no: viii push tlirouh the ensleru entrance, down the aisle and bv the ii.atiorm ss h.

ro tli.vs iin, viewed bv the Oiiverniirs mid inuii.sl .11 yfeii be dismissed tliiti tne buiMniK to ENJOY THE F.X Hi Hi i'hin tor the balnnce of the day. Tile villi re auditurinm ami ncnirHl U.II,.,, nfik. hnd. Ilia will be SKATED AND RESF.HVF.D FOB LADY EMPLOYES, who are not expected to Join In the parade but will bs aiillllll, ut the southern fiitmnen 1,11 i.rMintiii.N nr aperlal ticket provided lor tliem. 1 hev may wear th.

uuuuea 01 uielr tainishment or not, at plexsnre. Mnnuinctllrers will he liirniMln ii 111, ui with tickets lOr their mployes at ureatly redie eo rates. CHAM Vl la, UiL.l ill I VI is Manager, President. WALNUT STREET THEATRE. PK1CLIMINARY SKASUN.

PARK THEA'I RK (Broadway and weniy aocond streets, N. COM II ft )M 1'A NY, In the ftrcat Pans and JScw York Success 1J.1BY ItAHY HA11Y It All Which has become a Tlvamatlc 1 DoL, 'l vi II. I At RIO TIIK Nl'lfsEiiY. AtS.1,0 THE SOLITUDES OF STCDY At 0.30 IHK Fill END OF TliE FAMILY, MONDAY, Sept. 3.

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1H77. JU1IN McCULLOUOII SI lsl TJ111VT lOlOll Vl osu.s lllir.IT ,1 A 111,11 aiKl iTA Hl MiillTlN MMVii'iuir WEEK, also SATURDAY A 1 lN'Kn The eminent naiiira' a lor, KllllKUr Mi WATIK lu his own adaptation ol HIP VAN WIXKf.n. Monday. September 3. "HKA RlS" May Howard.

AliCU STREET OPERA HOUSE. SIMMONS, SLOt I'M A SWEA TEAM'S II.SI IlKI.K. OPRN 'llit '1 11 KV.WVS? Finest Mlustrel Cjiilniit oii In tiie vt'orld. DOlOHERTY'S ALHAMBUA PALACE. SECOND KKK nurin U'l 1111.

II. vv, 1 lil. CAltll.N it FltlElttlM FRANt'O HltAZll.lAN COM III NATION. MLLK, R0NZA1TI IN NK.W AIT Iteappenrnni the Unlver Kl F. vo riles MR.

HCliEY DoUtlHEItl and LIT 1 LK MAtt Lust week of KLolSE AI.LEN unci J. KE1LEY. "VTEW ADELPHI THEATRE. v' llltOA I) street, above ARCH. hw npisAAii ui me a 1 1 11 a JAPAM isli TROUPE.

THE W'ONDKIts OF TIIK WORLD. Under the sole direction of PKTF.R8, Fnr.six siliiw Mu, ....1., In conueclioi Willi our present company. JsiiihI KA1IE EDWAHDS. AliJll sio.t, 1.1, a ANU 50 CENTS. GARDEN CONCERTS.

POslllVtSLY LAST WKKK. Sl'PEKll TOMOHT Twelve Inst rumenlal (irnnd iir.hnet and two i tioruseaoy the "Alamoercuor" and "Operu Ve relli" Sliiitloic Sucieties. Uardeti Oeuutiiu tlecontted and lllunilnated, 1 ai i sni.s, in i )E DaVNTO STILL ASTONISHING TIIOU HA l) tly ai 4 and P. M. hv tnn hHL h.

I 1.1. Kt ftt icHtMoniintl uimut the vvlri' lrmn Win Uridic iKHei.fmrinuunu Kmrnniiinl itttirt in atii mlantf. DUS. JUlaDAN UitA.VI) MINKCSt Vain uiii inut htkkkt, Thn mot eKLriaonJinarv itiiiastM inn tit tn nrM lift' Hlzt' Mechauicul tunl Aimtmnicul FiureM. i 'urtisDu tlfinfit fin it.

1 tMii irom A liil P. M. Xilortgagc3a V) t4lu ot) niOrLKHK. Anply to SI AO (KM) TO IXMN ON V1.J4UV;Kki(c, In miineior fund utiwanm. Hoverul luniHintH kImi id lorin tu k'lVK nor lent.

Apply to i it Wioli. HtAi2ik.ki WAir 1 nirtt t. Doaruing. AfOSS MANSION BO A DI NO FOR fimlllea orxenta. Mixlerat.

terms. LfX'UsT. fox Sale. IOR HALE FIRST CLASS BEVEL Rnsewoiel Itiliiard 'fulde: conioletp. nr ee anal.

Also, one lor i76. MKLMS. 43 South KIOH I Street, svoond atory. UAT150RO CEMETERY, DESIRAHLY located, Ir) nil es from Phlladelnlila. eonvanli nt station oil N.

Pa. R. IL. Is b. lii handsnmelv lm provtsl.

1 hoio. lliinul ai Sin, slo and ls eaen, sirtiiiiK In liK atiou. For purlieulnrs apply to J44ul LKIDY. Prisi: P. S.s retarv, al Hut.

Isiro IN. P. R. It. I.

or Has. M. BEITS. Pier i2. MIRTH WHAKVrA Piiilad.lpliia iaijipping.

CLYDE'S STEAJI LINES. AltltANoli.MKN l' OF SAILING DAYR Ttiroush anils Laduiaand I vest it.neato oniiemsl aeaunaid citltst aud poult aoutll aud Wiwtaiid ASwrtU FiAsk ior uosivn, fall kivkk. I'ltovIDEMCR and NKWI Mini a I I'll L'Rs DAY ana SATUItDAV. Irani Pwr Mo. 3.

Nona Wharves. ilARLKsniN Hiittins nsrsnnnn Annul. August lis 11. uin kii, trom Pivr u.itiwclitsjtniitstreM RICHMOND. NORFOLK and CU IlliN 1' every TLKSDA V.

I It I KI)A and SATUItDAV, lrom Iiis4 Wharl alsive Market strtvL As 1 1 1 ON, D. HKOIKIKTOWN and ALEXANDRIA BATURDA It at uoon, Iruut Pier 2, fiorin wimrvia FOR NEW VORK. Tiilly. Frelitlit received nn In P. al Pier 'a.

beiow Marki street. 4.S, HAND, atteak PMr33 and 34 K. IU Mew York. llliLtv ii'a anil I ni'vi ncak itiit I mvnnfit ITn Itaron towed betweun Pliiladelphia and Ualtiuiure, liavre dis tlias. ie.

ior imgnis. appiy to wji. p. ci.VDK cu. Ueneral Miiuuiii.rs of all the itlHive lines, o.

1 2 su I'll II A ItV US. Piillndeiuh la HE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF I'll 11. Mil I'll I A AND I.IVFItPOOL t.TNR. Tlie'omy 'IVNiisatiHiilic 14n. aaclns under the Amsa Flaa.

Saoiiiia' 'I uursilMjr lrom I'lllladeioUix, Wtsinesday iruui Liverpool. INK li I 1 MAU I.INi;. rarrvint the lllslan and t'nlleil staim Malls. Saltins every twe.ve dai, alternately lrom Phllaitoip Inaaua York. liu M'Atitiduiiiv 111 a.

1 FIlP. For rate, of pnsaaae nml other information sppTrm l'1 1111111 1 ai istirsis. (o.neral he. ICE. FMI EASTERN ICE.

ICE. MOM KKNNKKhC HIV Kit. ilAlNK. Whlcb. for liiirilynnd aolld Iv.

has uo eipial. I ivereil to lints s. staiimnta, FulnPlsa amt oirtres in llrtrursor Pack by ton. car or carm, at ih. iowct auukM raias.

Aiai.A A r. i 1 tsi 1 Has 11. nsva ana a fletxH sttlTHFKFLAKll Aveoua. Lauow Uamlirkura OFFICE OF PHILADELPHIA OOAL COMPANY; No. 388 9outn THIRD SIteet, PHH.Amei.mTLA Aiimiqt OA 1RT7 A speefal meeting of the or the PH I f.

A DKLFI11A OOAL (JOUtANY wilt be held at Uie ofllce of the company. No. 288 Soutu THlltll street, on THURSDAY, Auirtlst 30, 1 877, at 12 o'clock noon, lor tne purpose ot electing fltreesors. By order ol tas liourd. Thomas a trottek.

Hecretary. OFFICE OF THE PHILADEL PHIA COAL COMPANY. Hn KOlITir TUIBO 8T11KKT, Pim.ADKI.PHTA, AUKUSt 24. 1877. At meeting of the Hoard 01 Directors of the PUII.A DGLPUIA COALCUMl'ANY.

he a THIS DAY, Hon. AHA PACK Kit was elected president of the cotupanjr la place ol UKORUK W. HON 1ZINUKIL reaigoedV The office of the company Is removed to No. 238 Booth THIRD Street, where all common leailons should tie addressed. TIJ0MA3 C.

TKUI Klt. Secretary. HEMOfittilOIDS OK PILES PEK manenMy eradicated in two to four weeks. No knife, Itzatnre or caustic used. Ko charce until cured.

No lailures. Send for circular, lira, MA UTLN FKRRI.S. 11117 CHESTNUT Street. 0ncotional. THE LAUDEKBACH ACADEMY, ANSKMBLY BU1LIUNO.

No. 108 a TENTH 8U A Prinaury, Preparatory and FiuuOilug KcltooL students, thoroughly prepared lor high standing in the Scientific and Classical departments In College, or tbr entrance Into Commercial, Professional or Mechanical pursuits. Atnt'iig the special features, In addition to the usual Academic studies, tiro Business Arithmetic, Letter Writing and Book Keeping, industrial and Mechanical Drawing field Practice iu Surveying aud Civil Engineering, (fee, Ac. A fine Primary Department, for pupils of seven yesrs and upward, under the Immediate charge of the Priacl pal, assisted by experienced lady teachers. Spacious and finely ventilated elas rooms, with ceilings over twenty leetln be giit, aud every appluuioa for comfort.

Open dally for visitors from 9 A. W. to 4 P. M. Circulars iully describing the courses of instruction, modeof teaching and discipline, nod the methods uiied to make school attractive and foster aloveof study.with uneunoied referiieii.

mm he nhijLinMt nr. tha llwtiu or by niad ou application to it. i. a.a UKHBAUH. principal.

IJUGBY ACADEMY. 1415 LOCUST STREET, illWABl) CIAHKNCK SMITH, M. Principal. Tha thirle ntli veur will hci'in 11TW1 I si denlsare prepared tor bnslness or proiessional lite, or lor hiL'O sutnding In college. There is a superior primary dt partuieut for young buys.

Catalogues may bo LOCUST 8TBEKT. PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COLLEGE, COLLHOKVILI.K. PA. Twenty seventh auuual session opens SEPTEMBER Parents who desire to send their daughters out ot the s.iij Bcuuoi win uo wen 10 uiaKe themselves acquainted with the peculiar advantage of this institu tution, among which are inuiled numbers, constant Kiiitruiitiisiiip. uiurougu iiistrucLioii, niouerate expense and adeliirhtful, healthy home send lor our Clroulor.

Address the Principal. J. W. HCNUKKLANO. rFHE HILL SCHOOL PREPARATORY toColIegeend University Potlstown, tweniy seveuth year, begius September 1 1.

Superior locatlou, euuipmeut, luatructlou. JOHN MK1US l'b. Principal. Kkvicrkncks. Pre Mnt Porter.

Yale: PresidentOat ten, Halayette: Presdent AlcCosb, Princeton: Justice oiroug, v. a. bupreuia Uourt; Hou. K. li.

smithers, lover, Del. MOUNT ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, CHESTNUT HILL. PHILADKLPH IA. urAU.H TllJS UAUK Or TUB SlaTKllS O' 8 JOjsKPH.

The course of Instruction includes all the branches of a ue.ui ano edueanon. Annual pension for Board and Tuition, $200. 1'or lurther paruculoru aduress MOTHF.K l'RESBYTEKIAL ACADEMY FOli At pupils or both sexes will reopen on TUI SDAV, September. Within live miles 01 the lllue liakre. Its situation is picturesque and healthy.

The instruction is cureiul and thorou li; th government mod as is compatible with elllciency. Tlie building is supplied with pure water anil healed by stearu. Blairatowu, Mew Jersey. 11. 1).

UHKOQRY. Ph. T) Principal. pUILADKLPlUA MUSICAL A0ADKA1Y. Offloe and Class Rooms, 1348 81HUTCE Street.

The Academy will roopt'ii its ninth season on flrON" IA Y.SentetutrtT 3. TtitMe defirhiK to enter as tuils will piease call in prison lor examination anil cLMsiii cat un. An euriy appliciitiuu wiii securo a cbuica of days and Main Department, $15 per quarter Prlmarj JX pariiuejiis, 7.i0. (Jtrculitra in iho music tlreN. lClCJlAklJ ZKrKWKR, i'roprk'lor aud Oireccor, ACADEMY OF THE PKO TEST ANT LCM STand JUaNU'Kli bireeU, Foun A.

1. The Kev. JAMKS W. KOBINtS. D.

Head jrlHtt r. Tliesesslon will open on THURSDAY. Septemher 13. AUentlunce at che opening is vTy iinportinn. Appln atums he made on and after sxpt ember 3, iX'LTVeen lu and 1 o'cltx k.

1'here is a lower schcml for young hnj s. PENNSYLVANIA STATK COLLKtrK Open to sexes. Tuition free, btiidenta admitted lrom all Stat eat, equ.ii terms. Three lull courses ol' tnfly: Agricultural, i'lassii al act! scientific. A thoroughly organised lleoarlioent.

Faculty of twvlve Pniiessora, i 'ult session hedii August For culalogues. address i'UESllJUNT JAMES CAI.nKlt, suae Cii.l ae. Centre Pa. McCLULTiAN'S INSTITUTE FOR HOYS AND YOUNU MKM, WKS 1 C11K1 1'hll, PA. CIhksIchi, MutliemuticiO and Conuoerelsl.

ad Vautiiyes hi Frencli. under native t'si isiuu toucher. ISclioliistlc year opens s. iiiemher i '2. 1.

.77. itilliKltr M. Mi.sULKLLAN, A. M. rPHE PHILADKU'HIA a wlillllL (iK J1IXION FOR WOMKN, CORNER OF MKlilllfK AMI KIl.ltKItT WILL rsl I'lKMHHlt 111.

APPLICATIONS Ft It AIl.MI sMo.s 10 BE MA1I6 AT TI1K isCHooL ii. CliliAsflALU, IToicinal. JOI1N8ARTAIS. Vlee fresidunt. ACADKMY OK Nt)TWK DAME, WHif iwjt'AltK.

NINKTKK.NTtl s'i'liKKI'. ItKtoiV WALN'VT. Pension and tuition for hoarders pT annum ol fld vanee), tf oi) MomOeroi (aiders luu.ted Uitw.oitv lay seho.ars per si toii of live months (iu from jti to 4o, tociass. For further iniormatlmi inquire at Antdemy. WEST CIIESTEU ACADEMY.

WI 8 ClIKSIKll PA. ltOAItDINQ bCllOtll, Fi lit VOU.N'O MEN AND BO Vs. Session odciis Septeniherf. IS77. F.

f. UkUAZIKRR, 1 FltKii a. VYVKfcU Principals. COTTAGE SEMINARY FOH YOUKO LADIES, POTTSTOWN.AlON'TUOMKItY COUNTY. PA.

Tne twenty e'ichth annual session beicins on TfTUHsv I1A s.itemljer 13.18,';, sotua ou I'lillioleiiihU and Reudni Itailroitil. loi ty miles from Philadelphia usiuutl. Hi UM.tlUjU apfllj b'l OKORllli (i. UUTLKlt, A. 1'riiicipal.

AfISS MAKY E. STEVENS' IFormerly Miss Mary Aertsen and Miss Mary Htevens') BOARPINO AND DAY ISCIIOOL FOR YOUNt I.A lf hi. WKsT CUKLI'KN Avenue, (iermunbiwn, P.v. will roiH Heptenilier 111, 1877. Scholars prepared lur the Harvard Ksaniliiationa lor Wo uen.

CMIAMHEUSBUROr ACADEMY A tlrst class Hchtsil for Ilovs and Youns Men. RATK i IIKDUCFD TO SJXOU A I.Alt. For lull liarticiilars. a'idress J. 11.

SHCMAKEIl, Plu rrlnclnal. ChiiniOershurK'a. OLEASANT HOME, WITH l'AKENTAL attention and all lite advautaiti of private education, including Modern and Ancient Language, Aluoc. can lie obtained for a few buys under twelve years Iu West l'lnlad. liitiia, Iteierences excliaoiied.

A poly at 732 Altv lt Street, in Htatloaery tttore, for P. 11. 11KKMON1). BUOAD STUEET ACADEMY, XI7 SOUTH BltOA Street, rillladelpllia, EUWABD llO'l ll, A. Frlni ioal.

studies re. limed MONO Y. Septoruber 8. CiitoHues niaiieil to any ad.lrem. WEST CHESTNUT STREET INSTITUTE.

Ho inlniK and Day lor Yoona Ladies and Children. Heopetis Sei.tember Is. 1S77. llest aovantaxeit lor a thorough education, 'or circnlara, ad tlrena Mrs.J. A.

BotiAltlils. 4tUo Uhestnot su, 10 la. pOrrElt HAM ANDALUSIA, PA. A A 1IO.MK IIOA KDI.N'IJ Mt HOOI. FOR LITTLK Bl lYs.

Will reopen ou Mi IN I A Y. Sept. lo. CUaraes moderate, ror eirculura. ad lns A.

AltAIS Jn Principal. TRINITY HALL, I1EVEKLY, N. J. An eleitant lluine School for twenty young LaiIIm. The imhup or Now J.

riy. Visitor. Tentti yctr oiwiis iSKlTEilltKK '21. FornrrtHnr a Itlrr rt the Wliirhml MISS KACI1KLLK OlBB.iNS HUNT. II.

A A tt I) A LOK 8 A YS 14 1 A A. great plwwture In fttfoinmwiuJinj (o purenu the Aeademv of Mr. H. ('. Klmrti ulii.

nnuiwiii inirj i iiurviirii a. Qinnta. IU A TH YEAR OF TREEMOUNT SKMI 'J: NARY, Norrlstown. beKlnsSenteinher IL College. and loctia courses, s'orolrcu lansaildressJOItyw.

L0 II, Pn. 11, I'rln, WILSON COLLEUE, FOR T.ATlTiSsl CUAMHKltlHUIKI. llav. W. 1.

WYLIE, Prealdent Address CLASSICAL INSTITUTE, NO. 247 SOUTH THIRTKKNTK Street. Philadelphia Huliea re. Buiiwirs'ist iuurr j. w.

i ite. f. 1'rllic pal, MR AND MRS. JOHNSON'S SCHOOL for Young ladles. 'Jtljil lh Lnucey Place, Phlla delplila, a ltl reoien on tlnrsl Monday In A.

FISHER'S HOARDING AND SE ATI. leet liny School, 1 3 IS POPLAR SL Plain and fancy mssrilrwork. Kveiiinii classes. Pr vnte tea ons. UCHOOL FOR YOUXO CHILDREN.

Tvrini moderate: location very healthful. Ad Ml.vs tlAlllimiLAlii. Newark. Del. Cyi ESTER VALLEY ACADEMY FOR llliVS, Oownlnutnn.

Pa. t'tiars'tn, very low. Mend fur caialnKue. V. IlilMitAVY LO.N'K.

im lsO. 1ARKESnUKO INST. FOR HOYS PA. R. 44 mllos Irom l'taila Tunis moderata Kev.

J. I. 1. A Mils. MRS.

SUTTON'S HOME SCHOOL FOR tllltl.S. iUill HAMILTON Slrut w. I delplila, will reopen SKl'TKMUKK 19. 1H77. H'nr.

i colarn widreaa the Principal, QAKLAND FEMALE lNSTITUTlo; NORRIHTOW.V, WIII be reopened sepiemher 1 1. For Circulars, address .1. II Kl 4 in. SJ l( I'ARdE NUT. $fi STOVF AND t.s.

ninall Stove, B4. and b.tfU Kflll Una' nhovcl'd to (n 9 ol rhurne ut ILLiAU ULaNli in iwpm, Hti in nit Avrnne. QNOWDON UAU. DEALE1W IN THE bent Dualities of Lelilirli and Hehnvlklll is, onlr. Yanla, corner IlILLW YH and Wl Low Hlnssta nd AMI AN Klr, alsiv.

MASTKH, North Ptoa llailriHMl. Kxiru lireparallun a aiHH. taity. Summer Kccorta. HIGHLAND DELL HOUSE, NEAR DEL aware Wat.r tlsu very hlirti around niiiiililn.iit scenery Terms low, send lor oUuuiar.

ddreaa Jf, OULKK, stroudaLiurs, pa, P. A 6. No. lint Ac. A' Fare this mura ten CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD ON AND AVim JUNK Mil, 1H77.

impress Trains ran throuso iu uin i muiut Trains leave Vine street Kerry. 1" tileiphia, Ir OR ATtLAMii'C'Ti. Mall. A. K.

aprew. lncludtnt Sundays 9 00 A. M. Kxpress, except Mondays 15 and 4 ilo P. M.

P. sf. Accommodation, except luiflny ,1 P. M. Kxcnrsion, on and after Jule 2 .........,..0 A.

M. May. Iodinr.AM,4.1r.f. SI. lr HurUor, 8.

it A. 31., 4.1 and 011 Saturdays, 6.45 AteoH. 10.1 A.M. ,4.16 6 7 11 Ml P.M. Wliiuimstowu.

10.1ft A. il .4.16 ti. p. M. Hammontou.

8, 9 A. 4. 15. P. M.

Haddontleld, 9, 0.15. 10.16 A. 4.15,6.6. 1. 11 aop.

it TRAINS Mr.AVK ATLANTIC CITV: press, on Mondays only A. M. Kxpress. except ami 11. OH A.

M. Accommodat.on, exeetH sundry 0.i A. P. M. Aecnmm.lathHi, Sundays en ..4.2 P.

M. Kxpress. ineludina Kuitdays AAA M. Woodruff Cars attache I exte ess trains. The Union Transfer Co.

will rail nod check baggage lrom hotels aad residence tnd filiat i'lcketa on sale at sa8 and HKTN'UT Street and VINBHTRKKT FRKRT. dliul. Inula, and No. 4 LT EN A venue Germantawn. "PHILADELPHIA.

WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD, JUNE 111, 1K77. Trains from Pliiladelphia will leave depot. Broad street aud Washington avenue, as lo.iows, lor: Clie UT, 7. 7JltC.00. 10.80 A.

2.30, ft, 8.30 4.1M1. 4.30.4.45, 5.15, 6.311. o. 0.45. t.4ii, 1130.

1.50 P. Wllinitiglon. 8, 10.30, 11.45 A. 2.30, 3.30, k.tMI. fj.lJi, 6.00, 6.45, 0146, i.titi P.

M. linltlmore. Mi4.IHl. 1 1.60 P. Sf.

I Washiiieton. 7.30 M. via It. P. R.

H. It, 11.4r A. and 1 1 ,60 I'. M. vla ll.

and U. O. It it. 4.00 P. M.

via U. O. K. tt. For I ortress Monroe and Nor'olk.

4.00 P. M. Trains will leave West Philadelphia for Baltimore snd Washington via B. A P. It K.

and B. tt O. It a 11.45 P. M. (daily) via B.

P. It 12.10 P. M. (Limited Express) h.fitl P. M.

For time of trains lor way stations see posters and time lables atTicket offices. 7011, K3Sand 1361 UUIiST NtlT Street, and at the Depot. Trains inr Delaware Division will leave for New Castle. KIH1. 11.45 A.

P. M. llerriilKton and Way stations, M.MI A. P. il.

ifeimarano av stations, H.tHl A. M. Trains for Philadelphia will leave Baltimore as id lows: President street, 6.45, 0.6ft A.M., 2.6S, 6.65, 11.80 Charles street, 10.38 A. M. (Limited Express).

3. 7.06, 11.411 i. M. SUNDAY TRAINS. Will leave PhilAdeli.hlH na Utllnw fro" Wllmintou aud lutermedlate statktus.

a 30 A. 6, l.uniokln and intermediate stations, 1P.M. Baltimore nod Wasbintcum, 11 on P. M. Will leave tor Pliiladelphia.

as follows: Wilmlnxtou, sloppiug at Way Stations, a 10 A Lamokiii, sloppinz at Way Stations. 6.25 P. M. Baltimore, stopnlnir at principal stations. fir, P.

M. Tiirouuh tickets and sleeplnit cur tierths mav he pro cured at OIHces, 7uo Silts and litol CHESTNUT sireei. noriiig tne any. linifsaae euccsed at residences me uuiou xntusier coinuauy. H.

F. KFNsfV. Sutler. ntendent. PENNSYLVANIA HAILKOAD.

ON AND AFTF.R JUN1S 20. 1877. MAIN LINK Trains leave Depot, TliiKTYsucONDand MARKKT east Line daily. ..1 1 45 a. P.ushnrt' Esnress daily, except Suuuay 6.30 P.

M. 1'inriiiiiHti Kxiircss Uuiiy. O.i OP. M. 1 1 r.K JslBMara Kipress daily except Sim lay 7.0 A.

M. sui.Jiiy...... 11,45 A. jf ic hi b.i wiu uuiiiuu cApruaa uuiiy, except SatnrdMV il yt Renovo and Kane Kx. dally, except snnduy 7.liO A.

j.oea iiMveu uaity. exc pt sutiua li. 40 A. M. xia ersiown ano aiitriinsuura Slaii dally.

excoot Sunday H.00 A. M. LiiHiuoersours r.x. nauv. excei.t Sunday ..11.

so A. M. Carli sle Aeconi. dally, except Sunday P. sL tsaniro runs 10 Harristhurg and YorK Kxpi ess, daily, except Sunday COO P.M.

Mull Train exc pt Sunday M.Wl A. M. fOnSiiii.lay Hiirrui.iirKoiily. S.llll A. M.

j.MxrovuiK uany, exoept bund a.JO ir. AL oi A Hanover liaily, pjicsm Sunday. 7.0 A. M. loric and Frederick Kx.

dally, except huudiiy 1L45A.M. Columliln and York except Siiiuluy. 4.011 1. M. Parkmlmnt Train daily, except similuv li.liu P.

JL Dowuinciiovn Aitcoin. dnily.exrept sutidav.U.UO A. M. and 10 an p. M.

On Su nlay aiti.30 A. il. I'uoll 11.20 and A. 1. 4.1)0.

11,7, S.I10 and 1 1 M. on Sunday, 10 A. 1, 4.80, aud lo.uu P. M. Ervn Slum Accom.

daily, except Sunday. S.30andlu A. M. end p. M.

7mln ytrt From Pittsburg. 3, 7.3ft A. M. and 7.21) P. daily: and A.

aim P. daily.except 1,1011, iu.v. roin r.i iw umi llounispon. I daily, except Monday. From Kntotio and Niagara 'alls, A.

daily, exeept Monday. From ljick jiaven. ,5.4. i. uuny.

ex' eja sunnny. From jviine. u. novo, svatKiua Kinura aud willlamiiport vx. rAis iiiiunr, aaw i ujiimon.

Trains Leave Deuot. Thirty iecond and Market streets. fcxjiresslor New ork.li...... t. 7 JO, s.

b.Utl and 11 A. (LimiUKl Exprewt I.H& p. ".00. 4. 6.80, 7 ano 7.15 r.

aim 1 uiiau.irnt. un uiioav. 8.3.1. s. A.

4 30 1'. M. and li uiidula lit. Kxuieasfor Koston. A.

M. and 7 P. il. Expre, ior Long Hnineh and Squan. 7.30 A.

M. and tr. oi. vii Jl. Trains arrive Vroiu New York.

10 11. 'JO. (LimiUHl F.xpres. 12. 101.

I. aft. 0.00. 7.50. ui, iw.su anu 1 i.su 1 m.

un suiuay, 11.30 A. AL. 7.50. S.5I1. oUitl, 10.411 aud 1 t.4o P.

M. From Boston. 7.05 A. M. dally, except Monday, and 8.5 1 P.

M. dailv. except Sunday, Trains Leave ften.siug'on Deput, Front and Berks mreew. Express lor New York. 6.011 and H.40 A.

Sf. UELV Ht.IlK MVIXION Trains leave Depot, Thirty second anu Market streets. daily, except Sunday: hxjiress lor 1 leiiniifrton. rhiHiosburg. Faston.

wui W11UT Oup, 7 30 ton! 1 1 A. M. mho 4 P. M. hxpress for Penn.

11,011, i.uoowell, UaiiiiiKen, dc. 11 a. ..1 ai.d 4 P. M. 7 rains arrive daily, except Punriay.Prom Delnware IO aI'm' a'''0' ic.

Traliia leave Kenaington rtepot, Front and llerka streets dailv. except Sunday. Exnreaa for Flemlnktoii, philiipshuri', Easton, Tiela wure Water Oap, ami 10.15 A. AI. and 4 r.

111. i i iiupeweli, ilur.liig eu, tc lo.lo A. At and 4 P. M. xruitu oiTine daily, tarn oKtrii.Froro Iielnuare i.Hp, jiiMvio re.

r.uioii. t'lniiipsourrf. Jtc. 10.J5 1. unit si.oo alio ii.ou 1 .11.

tlt euio; licKct can le adatftroad and Cheat. nut atresia and Hepot, 'lliurty aecoud aud Market in i The Union Transfer Company will call for and check BiiKiiae Iruni and lte idunces. Timet ards and lull In ormation can be nbiuiucd at Depots aud at liie lollowiucti, ketotnees; No. clnttiniH tnst. S.

I cor. liioad and Slreew, iso. 116 Alurket rirM i ii, iieiiu AVUUUft licrilia loWli. FRANK THOMSON. I AIIMKR.

Uaia al Atuiuunr. fieii'l ISuutniocr Aueni. PHILADELI HIA AND HEADING KAIL ItOAD. MAIN LINK. On and after Atlfllis l' 15 1H77 tml win mn 0.1.

lowsiroiu Depol, Till ItTKKN I'll and CALLOW1I1LL Streets: JteiidniKand Pottavllle Accommn 7.80 A.M. uitiii bs wan iiesier vauey, eruioinen, P.ekcliliu Valley and ColcUrookilale Rl'ilioiiea.) Aileiitown accommodation, via Perkiomen itailioiid 7.30 A. M. iiiiumspori, llarri.soiirk I'otlsviila. Lun CiLster and t'oluuiola Kxpn as 9 15 A.

M. Way 'Irani lor Heading Mid llriincli Red. 1.00 P. AL ncaniiiK. iiarrisnurc, lamca Uir CoiumOia and sli.tiiimon xpr.

as 3.40 P. M. Tinnecis lor Aileiitown v.a Potisvllie and Taliimiua Fast A. Coin 6.15 P. Aiieniown Accommodation tvia "Perkio men 6.1ft p.

M. Rcullrm and Aileiitown 1 via Iti aliinl W'uv. 7 II I Parlor cars are run iMMween Piiiludi'tpnia and PoIPe vllle on the D.1S A. 3 411 and 6.I.1 P. M.

trams, and between Philadelphia aud Bhamokin on the 3.4u P. M. tra n. (tlNM FOR TAMAQUA, MAHANOY CITY, 1 ill, i4. siiiiA.si If, moin 1 I Anil II.

SIIAMOKIN. AMI ALL POINTS IN SCHUYLKILL COAL RMlItlNH. 1 liroinrli ciirn to llarnahurir ano Will amsnorL Park Trii.us will leave Itroad eiruot lur Uelmont Stan, at II .16. S. It, In and ll A.M.

and ami 7 p. M. lieavu Kelniolit station at tl. 16. 30.

11.30 A.M., 3.30,3.30,4.30, 0.30,0.30 aud 7.30 1: Sil. SUNDAY PARK TRAINS FUR RELMONT. Iieave llroad and aiiowuiii. U. lo.

11 A. 1. Q. 3. 4.0.0.7 P.M.

lieltiioiii lor Jirona atreel. 1130. 10.30,11,30 A. m.vi.00, O.OU, o.oo, OAIO, l.OU 1'. AL, SUM) AYS.

Pottsvllle and Branch Roads H.OD A. 3 16 P. Aileiitown via i eiK.omeii A. M. ReudiiiK and llurrntOura M.

OKRMANTOWN AND MlftltlSTOWN RRANCIL im Mi ojtrr jnfiy 1 1 rs 7. teau wu ran a From i'oiot. uirner NINTH noil tllinK.S sirevuc (1KI1MAMUW.V AND Clli HILL. Leave llbxnreasi. a.45 vft' P.

vayl. 1.40. 7. 7.4o, l. 10.

1 1 and l.oO A. 1. il.l,. 7. S.

S46. 11.45. II sml II I' I'lllC 1.45 A. M. docs uot run oil Mooday.

TheK. iO au.l 3.40 P. Ai. I rean.slopatTiosa, ay lie and liKll.MAA IllW.S Uav lor Ueruian lown oniy, i x.oo. o.ihi.

ha. a. 4.IO. 4.o5, 2u, 11. Hi and 10.30 P.

M. fl Ue A. M. tra.a auua nut run on lA'ave tl KRM AN I'oWX thxpreaa H.06. 8.45.

A. tvtav) u.i'. 7. T.lj. 7.4.

s.tii. 11.1 A. IZJAJ uuin.l.'A. 2.J.I. 3.

8.411. 4.4. 5, 0.40, o.jO, 0.16. O.4o, 7, l.M, M. ou, O.otl, 10.44 and 11.14 P.

iL I lie A. M. stops 1 mircli ami rishei a. AI. Xpresa atopl 1 inireii.

iiuy s. sv iiyne nuu aioaa, ill. 12.OV A. AI. way does ii'd run on Mutioay.l ave i.lliusT.V LT 1111, L.

11 45 (1 ltl 7 7.5(1 9.05, 1 0.1 11, II A. 1.10, i.lft, 4. (i.3.i, 7.05, 7.46. h.4., 9.46. IK.30, 11 P.

M. i ne iv.4.1 a. ai. ooea not run on Monuav.) SltVlllVh IS.llu.lilnl.l 1 A 1 1 9.45 A. J.16.

3. ill. 4. 0.16, 11.10, 7, 1, 45 ami 10.30 r. una lor oermanuiwn ou.y at a.

m. and K.4A P. M. Leave til li.sTMJ llllj. 12 45.

ft 50. U.UO. Ill HO A. Alu jjfo. .10.

1.1U. u. 7. 7 oil li.u.. ltt.au 1' MAN A VU.K.Ul.NliOli(a:KKN NlRltISTOWN.

Iieave I'lulaoelnuia at U.I.D. 7.30. h.lu. h.311. 11.H.V 1.4t A.

1.4U, Z.IO, it, 3.00. 4.H0. 4 45. 5 iO. II30, S.Kft.

I0.3., 12 P. M. (4 .,0 P. M. triiui opoiiiy at aianayuiiK ana uotiHUoiioi.k.n.i Leav.

rsurrlMluwu 6 30. 0.3i, 7, 7.30, 7.uo, n.int. 1 t.l.i A. 4.311, 3.3U. 1, 0.

411, ,...0, S. 10 U.34I. 11 p. M. 17 A.

M. Ua.u atop. Coiislmliocken and Mima) unk.) SUNDA Vs. jave Phiiiid. ii hla at 7.1:0.9.9.46 A.

I IJtll. 3. 4.D1. 6.311. 7.341.

I.40. H.7 P. and Manayunk only omin, 2.JO, 425. bsfttl, 11.40 P.M. Ixuvo Nnrrialown OHO.

7.4. H. 10 A. 1, 4. 6.16, 7.UO, t.

10 P. lrom Manayunk i.a,i, 11.11,. w.du, r. at. Wolkuien'a I'raliia, PLVMOUT1I BAILIUIAD.

Leave Phllade ph.a 7.30. 11.06 A. P.M. av, On and to A. U6 P.

M. On SU DA YS. Lavc I'lniaUelpnia 9 A. M. and 1.30 r.

m. Lt'Hve I ireiand 7 A l'l llliiind fl.46 P. M. Ftlll Pol.M'. i RKVtiND NultlllsluWJI.

For P. iiiiahum 1 1 A. M.t lot Alieiu.iwn, l.i',0 P. M. For Readiiis sod way Doinis I.

an P. M. ti nnnM.ii whh Cnrnter val.ey, Pickerius Valley, Coleoruukdal nsraiomrn iiian, iitja.l 1 or mid wv oolnu 4.3o P. M. (Otio'ia wnii 1'ickuiihM Vuiluy and Colebronkdals For Downlnxlowa and iwlnm on Chtsder Valley ItalK tdaily, exr.iitsuiid.iy) 1.30 4.4o P.

AL lor liiipuisvin. dMily, eao.pt suudav), 11.06 A. j.ou, 1 m. ON HtJNflAY. 4.I0P.

M. for Phirinxvliie andnolnta nn reiUlouieu, Vallijr aud Coivbioukdais lliuncliea. CON.NKlTtOf"! AT NF.W YORK JUNtTION. ls ave Miiihaud (lre.11 streets lor IsewYoikat7, j.o", i.siii, n. lis.

n. i I', For I' lishura and Wesi at lo A li, 1 1 p. M. F'or Vt aaiimatoli aud Souib as Hi 3.1u 11 M. U.

New York at 4.30. 7 30, H. JO, 10.30 A. 1. 5.

7.S.3II P.M. SUNDA Vis. L.ive Ninth and llrtx at 4 and 7 p. Ia ov. New Ymk at 4.

3' A. 0 7 P. M. and delivered by Phnade'phla and adms Itadroad Kxpreaa or Union Tranaler Cum lliilde lliaika. with (till Particulars nf trains.

tn tsa Phiaiiied at all UckHoiHnaa andaiatkioa of mis Com TM'KKT OFFtCKat No. mieslnnl atri ei. uiidi.rrVinlinentslltnlel. Nna. 4.

Chrstn 1 atiss N. eorner and I lie. atreetai 1st. Unix Hotel, 317 Aroa atnsM, and a4 DcfmlA, CO. i.F.

WOOTIKN, Uuuvral 1 Kkvt Afeni, Usaural Maua.er, i A to lUN s. and b.aii aud Js.w A sra, APAKTY GOING TO ARKANSAS AND Texas wUl represent any business house, or introduce any patent in that mcUou. Address P. H. BOttluU.

HO N. M.NT11 htreet. WANTED TO BUY HOUSEHOLD AND kitchen furniture, pianos highest price Tor old carpets. Address 1014 FJTZWATKK Street. MKS.

GEOKGE, TEST MEDIUM, 1127 WISTEK lint street aboveSpring Garden. AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE OF both sexes consult DR. LOUB. 320 North FIF TKKNTU street. Hours 1 1 to 2 and 7 to 10 evening.

Advice Iree and strictly conttdentiat. "IMTRS. LANDTO, SKILFUL LADY a 'A. Physician, may be consulted on all complaints, Oerman Herb Store 034 RI1X1K above Vine su STEEL LETTERS AND FIGURES FOR stamping metal, wood, leather. hi sets or single, tot eel Name stamps and Burning Brands made to order.

Quaker City stencil Works. 2a4 ARCH. CUama. WANTED ANY KIND OF CARPEN TKR work or Jobbing, to give employment to nonest. deserving and competent men.

who rely en me for their support. Kslluiutes furnished at the loweat living prices. Call on or address B.V. HILL. S649 MAHK.KT street "XV" ANTED BOARD FOR TWO ADULTS and two children, one an infant.

Address 'W," Times Ofllce. w.lh IUII particulars. WANTED A I EARL TUnNER, AND also a man that can both cut and turu. None put snadv. good workmen wanted.

Apply to C.L. PINK Street, PiovWenee. it. 1. financiaL jgTOCK ORDERS, JL1THKB FOR CASH OR ON" MARGIN CAUKPULLr KXECUTEtt DeHAVEN TOWKSEND, Ma 40 SOUTH TUIKD HTKKB'C GHAKLES D.

1IAKNEY BANK KIC AND RROKFIt 114 Soillh Tllflti) Street "We Buy and Sell OOVEItNMKNT, STATE and CITY LOANS. CITY WARRANTS, UOLO. SILVKjb, k'HUe UlUll IfiXCHANOli. c. Ac.

STOOKS AND BONDS Bought and Sold ou Commission iu flilladelphla or elsewhere. COLLECTIONS MADiC ON ANY POINT. S)jr Dcotta re.iXiW.il. saOmcl to ctwcJe ill Itiuitt K. JAMISON CO, BANKEIta.

K. W. corner THIRD aud CHESTNUT Street PHILADELPHIA. CALLED V. a 5 20 BONDS WANTED.

UAUANTEED SPECULATION. Ih4fltl Invest! hw na in AO ila. MlraHl. h.va maAa SHOD have raid tl.7i)o In 3od.iyi Wesu.ir anlee all t0 day straddles; Money refuuded If uo prolit la tuHde. lielerences civen.

Corresoudenoe solicited. W. F. IIUI1BKLL Members New York Minlmr stoi Kxchanrte. P.

O. Ho (ilti. 4t BltOA Street, fi. Y. WE OFFER FOR SALE DUsfttAHLK STATE AND CITY BONDS.

FULL INFORMATION OIVEN AT OUIt OFFH B. A GENERAL liAN'KlN'tl AND EXCHANGE BLSI MBSS TRANSAUTKU OOLD AND ALL ISSUIH OF OOVEBNM.iiNI BONUS BOUOHT AND SOLD. CALLED U.S. BONDS WANTED. litOMAS 6 SHOEMAKER, liil bouiu THIRD street.

KMK BOWKX. GEO. S. FOX. BOWKN FOX.

STOCK BKOKERS. No. 18 KHOM ANTS' KXCHAAOK, ParUtUar atiention to InvmunetiH, IVHitmot niaUonnu stoyiifi curriert ut lowest rau s. inKiriiiiitiuu invcu oa to thi'chiinwier of th( vuriotis siTuriiH flivilt in. ur(hjrj exec uLt'd in New York.

Boston, ifatih tuore una ua aMJluu. 1 () TO INVI1STED IX WALL V7stnet Kkkikh or Wlicnt makes lortnnes every month. BtKk neiit free expiitiniiits: evervinin. Ail diexs ItAXTKliiVt On.JUnken. i 7 WA krwl.

N. mnciiou Sales. J. S. BUNTING, AUCTIONEERS, Nus.

MM Hud X.l MARKET KALS OF 4,000 CASKS HttOTS, 8IIOES, TKAVEL ON TUi SDAV MOHXTNf. Angust 28. at 10 o't iock. on lour monihs' credit. LA HUE SALE OF MUTISM.

FKENCH. OEHMAN AiMIUUMIiSrn; PHY On Til KHl)A MOItNlN(J, August 30, ut 10 o'clock. oil lour luoiiWia' credit. SALE OF IIRUHSEL AND DOM EMTIO CARI'ET l.MiS, Oil, i'LOTlH, ON MOKN'iNG, AUGUST UI, at 11 o'clock, on lour months' credit LAltUJii bALE OP FllKNOK AND OTHEtt KUUO JJlt lit IUUS. ON MilNHAYMllKM.VO.

Septemlter 3. ai lO o'clock, on mur months' cnMlt J01I IIOKTON. A UCTlONEEK. ANJ 4JS MaUKIlT Street InirRe I'ereniptor Fall Traie isale. BOOTS, sHuES.

ti Hi hUNs, PLOW SilOE Ac. ON VVKHNKSDAY, Anutt J9, Ty catalocui. commeurlnv at li oViock. KxCeilt'IiLlllN'of llt MVV li.cat.ui Kin I si Taii Jm Fine ruy uiade nif (iiuterd, Creoles, wire sewed Congress. UntKuna.

Pll.l:idll)hil cnnl In titrtn TttrVoe Mnrnnnn Serue. KidFi'Z darn Kid llnitii Bimms. Febbte, Onun and Koa i.Homl Utnil, iira.n. Cui fiei. Kid and 1 itii Siipit.

rs: exc'llent asxtrmiem InianiV Nln.e. I.ution and Ut 1 5. 3 0, 4 Eiksttm 1'eed 1'oilsti iUCt1 HI lO JJlUIiiO mhhu a.zes mtule to suit urfmisers. THOMAS SOXS. AUCTI0XKE1W, Nos.

1311 and 141 Sr.ntli VOtlrtTH street. (Trust ana 5ate Deposit. (CAPITAL FULL PAID, 11 1 Hi liUAl IN 1 H.r. TRUST AMI SArlt DKIMISIT fOMPANY, In its New I 'ire rrool Nos. 31 li.

81s and IJ JO C'llKsTNU Street. Rents SAIi'Ks, allow rales, in iui llurlar iiroor Vaults, lteceives lor taieki elnu, under Kottranlee, Iknnts, Stocks, Valuable 1'apcra, Gold and Silver flale. Jewelry, Ac. Itcceives WU.I.S for aallreeplnsj, without chance. Allows mUTest on lleliositu ol' Money.

Acts an Km cutor, Ailiiiiinstr.aor. fluardisn. AnaiKtiee, Receiver, and exei tites TRDsl'Soi every kind. Alt 'Hurt limiU aer kept parole, untiatxirt frvmUtetisi ot thr umi irieex.d in the tiuncuf Uc partiet for whoK thwJU thru ttre lieut. For lurther information call atllis ollice orseudfor a circular.

THOMAS COCHRAN. President. KIlWAitll C. KMtill I', Vice President JOHN s. BROWN, Treasurer.

JOI1.N JAY Ull.liOY. secretary. niaucToiut. Tliomas Cochran, J. Barlow Mnorhead, Kdward t'.

Koiitlit, Tlioniaa Mni Kellar, John fv Brown, Samuel White, Wlilhttu 11. Knawn, John J. Slaj'iver, t.harleii Clavton French, Charles S. l'sneonat, Cliarlea A. sparks, William Hotch i ter.

KailroaOa. lOK MOUNT DESERT, ME. Trains leave lloton, via Kalern K. at 7.80 and K.4.') A. and lU.Ull aud 7 P.

via Hnmon and Maine It. It. at K.4r. A. 1 J.ao, and II 1'.

M. lor Portland. conneelliiK th Mcunier Irfwlslon, leav Iiik Porlinnd tor Mu Ueaeit TueHditv and Fr.d.iy even ltias. at 11 o'cliKk. Slate rooms secured ol J.

W. ItlClt AltllHON. 'J14 Ilosioii, and CUSHIXH, Asst. Mnnnser. Portland: OKO.

L. HAY, t.i ii. ral Ileliet Afient, Portland. IT'OR MEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH. A VIA NEW JKIiSKY siil'TH KR.N KAILHOAU Leave tbot Murket street (tiptter lerrvl.

s.lo A. lot New York, loia Itranch, Ocean Orova, Seaside Purk. Tom a River and Tuckerlon R. R. 'Lilt M.

for Mew York, Ocean Grove and Beach Haven. ft P. M. for Tom's River, Seaside Park. Waretown and Tnckerton R.

it. Ticket unices, 7U0 CHliSTNCT Street and MARKKT Sire, Kerry. WM.K SN KDKr. CIIA8. P.

Mr FADniN, Ueneral Manaser. General Ticket Aaenk KEW YORK AND THE EAST BY THE hound urook itourtv For NEW YoltK and TRKNTON leave North Penn. sylvanla Depot. Third and Herkx streets, at H.Htl, I) A. I n.

4.16 Mill P. and 1'J mldnlKht. I.ONO llltANCH, Ol'KAN OROVK and Ol'KAN 118 1 A. aud s.lfl P. M.

Kxpress Tralii on Saturdays only at lido P. returning, ar rivna In Plilluilelphla ou Monday atu.iA A. M. SUNDAY TRAINS (br New York.tl.llO A. fi.31 M.

and 13 nitdnlithtj for Trenton, U.3U A. 4 and 4.110 P. M. Parlor Car, on 7. nil, BSOAH and 1.30 P.

and aieepltnr Cars on nildnlalit train. TICK KT OKKK KS, 484, 73 and Choatnnt Inui llnplra r.iul 1 I '1 I I. (lermantown. Ruc aae milei ted and checked to deall nation oy Mann a nxprtwa. FRANCIS H.

BAYLOR. General Maooter. "WEST JERSEY RAILROAD. On Ain arrsa 7. 1S77.

Trains leave A KK I SI RF.KT FKltltY as fbllowst Kx pres. ior Cap. May, Hi.IL and 4 ii. Oa sauii day only, '2 p. M.

Mail. 3.1.1P.M. Accommodation on Aatarriavmitjr, 0.30 P. sf, Ft'NtnV Tsaim lor Cai Mar. HA.

IU. For Mlllvllle. H. A. 3.

1A and 5.80 P. St. Si oat I kains, 7.30 auds A. M. for swede.boro lo A.

3.311 and ft SO P. For Bnrimton, 8 A.M.. 3.30 and 5.SOP. M. For Salem, A.

p. and on Tuesdays and fcnturdnys oulv atft.tlO P. M. Sutidav Train, tl.10 P. For Port Noma, A.

and 3.3tl P. M. For Wiaidhurv, 10. II 45 A. 3.110, 4.15, 6.30.

15 and 11.30 P. M. Sunday Trains. 7.30 A. M.

aud 1 5 P. M. For Pennarrnvs, A. M. and 4.16 P.

M. iliutuake called lor and ulu ckisd from tinted snd rest, donees tiy the Unlnn Transfer Comtmnv, aud delivered sthotelsand reaiJenrea in Caa Mav. 1'leket orncos. H1P4 Chestnut atri et, K. comer Itroad and Cheat at reeU, No.

1 III Market street. Markel alreet wliaif. Plillndflpltia, and 4 avenue, oermaniown W.J.SKWKLU UP. FA KN Kit buperiuteudant, 4 nerul 1'aaseusur AiienV TXIILADEI.HIIA AND ATLANTIC CITY RAILWAY. On and aiter At'Ot'HT 11.

1H77, trains via the New Mlmrt Line to Atlantic Uly teava i'hilaUulphia. Walnut Street Wharf: Fenrsinn I rain dally, except Sunday fl no A. M. AcistnitiKsl inon liv him A. dally, rxceH Sunday.

P. M. oniihoualioii dally, except sundiiv 4.ISI P. M. LKAVK A II.A.NIIt: CUV Full 111 I LA I'll, I'll I A.ssinniHslallun dailv.

ncnt aunday 11.n1 A. M. l.sp.ess daily, i xis.pl Mi.n.Uy A. Mi commndatmn dullv 5 P. M.

Kxcoraion Train dailv. escea Sunday 41.0 1 P. M. Imlwissu and Allanllc ,0 I In lor Fiva Days) 'J ml UN SUNDA VH Inn Phllarielohla .1 IMI A. relllroloa.

leave Atlantic Cite at 4.30 P. M. tars by train onlv tl the round TRANSFKIt COMI' VY will rait the tiaai and check lo iluiela and RmktmiiMi at Allaiills i'y. Tl. k.

ts at 731. flT. and 134R Cheatnut straw 4 araniia liermantowui Biailtl Hinel Perrr and Wal siraol Wkarl J. rkniK, usuaral I'aaacinet Aveuk it. at 1 al M.

lor ana anu nuul P. 4, lo fialiy. lainy, Iiu UiS Total, 35,114 thares. CLOSIKO QUOTATIONS, Bid. Asked.

B'd. A tied. City 6, new IIS 1134 North as ti CatawjRsa 80 Unlit 101 104 Market weak. Nor. 17 V.

B. BONDS AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Quotations by DeHaveh Towxsend, 40 8. Third. Bit.

Aket. BltLAOtrd. TJ.S.fis, imi 111 10ti U. 8. 6s, lKft.

lor, New4 104 U. 8. s. isti7 KiKii. ion, 104.

lT. S.6s laid. ll'k 111 Sienini; Ex S03 60it. 1010 Buuds 112 112Paris 4a5 New 8percents.l0tl 10U! New York Money Market. From Qlendtuning, Davis tfc Circular.

New Yoxk, August 27. The stock market opened this uiorni'ig strong, and prices oi the leading specu lailve shares were higher than at the close of business on Saturday. This awe of affairs, however, (fid not last long, and there were heavy realising sales which depressed Lake Shore. Western Union, Michigan Central and the Konhwests. lie realisations continued during the day.

and the market closed at the points. Generally, however, the coal stocks were strong, Delaware, Lackiwanna and Western and Delaware andHudson being well sustained In the early trade at enhanced prices. It is believed that the coal business is on the eve of improvement, and that at the next public sales in this city coal will command higher prices; hence the alliance in the Several stocks traded in at ihe Exchange. He lore noon the general market partially recovered, but the improvement did not last. Gold) opened at 104 and vibrated between that prion and lOi'i, with most of the sales at 104.

The banks lest weex Impnved their gold notes average nearly Cl.UUU.OOU. If the Bank of England increases rate of interest to 8 per as many anticipate, gold shipments may be arrested. closed at Hll'4. iwles and bid. There is but little change to no in ra'es for money.

On call the quotations were 8V 4 per with variations irom the price according to collateral offered. In government oonds the maiket for United Sta'es securities is a litt firmer. There is agood demand for all the per the 5 aud 4 per cents, are strong, at quotations. From F. M.

Lock wood A Circular. The flurry In the nock market on Saturday after noon must have opened some people's eyes to the true coiHliilon of this market; cons qiientiy the desire to renlize on the part of mnnyoi' the smaller oper st irs has resulted in a feverish market and lower prices nearly all around The Northwests, boih common and preferred, and the rit. Pauls, w. re particularly weak. being mllnwed by Lake shore, Michigan Central, Western Union and the rest.

Watiasn advanced In the lace of this decline to 1'iV but closed lower. The market closes wfih no rally of any moment, and generally at the lowest prices of the day, he coal stocks were dull and lower lor Morris an Essex and New Jersey Central, aud rather stroneer tor Delaware and Hudson and fairly active and irregular for Delaware, Lackawauiia aud Western. Stocss close as follows Bid. AnkcdJ Bi4. Ank'it.

Gold 1041 Toledo 11 it Western Union. S2' Morris Essex. 7.Vi 76 N. Y. 102 Han.

su 14 Erie Ill' 11 Kn. pf 2Mi 26'4 Lukefch GA4 Kt UHarlein U2 Kock Island lOltg llll 4I(el VV. 4 4K oioiinweMern ,4 Illinois central, es1 Northwestern p. 0o till lk'llel. A 4H'4 4 Paeidc Mail 2 Ohio dt Miss tr St.

Paul Xii St. Paul pref Union 675f awniri, om my4 A. F. Tel 19 20 Bur lOiS N.J. Central 17'ij 18 Market weak.

fifii la Philadelphia Markets Wholesale Quotations. Monday, August 27. Cotton again Vtc lower, closiiiu wiin transHeiions to the amount of lf0 bales at llu lor middling upland at 1 for New Orleans. Cot ras steady aim In air r. quest.

700 bass selling at liiVltlVoo lor itio; IttalUc lor Laguayra, aud 24c or Java, all gold, Pvoak Sales of 850 hogsheads Otitis raws re ported at Sc. Retined closed at 1 IV' for cut loaf; 1 lc for crushed: lnc lor powdered; lOJv: for grou uiated, and lOiac 'or A. sIolassks duil and uo'hing said iu it. We quote it nominal at ftoe for 50 lcsl. SEfns The fieiires lor cloverseed are merely nom IiibI Timothy raog.

trom 91. '20 up to 91. its. according to quality, and flaxseed, uew crop, is held at il 40sl.4''vP bushel. BitKAiiMiif Fs.

Wheat flour very dull at previous figures. 1 .600 barn Is were disposed ma le up oi Western ex'rs, at Wisconsin exirn lumiiy, gimd, st 90 Minnesota do. good, at 0 aCSO; do. choice, at Wi.75; lancy and hich grades at 97; Pennsylvania do. good, at $0.50: choice at 90.75; fancy at 97; Southern do.

no. at 97: Oliio do. icsid, nt 97, and patent and other hix grades at 9Hi9. Rye lluur Is dull at 94, and com meal at 1. 0.

b. Chain. Ihe simply of wheat Is light and the demand limited, ii.ouo bushels ehstiKed hands, comprising Jersey red at 9l.3oal.37: D. lsw re amber, st 9140; Western No. at 91 82a 1 .81.

and No. 2 Western, in elovator. at 91.35; also onsneu Milwaukee ou secret terms live Is dull at oue or Peniisyiiaiua. Com Is Iu falrdemund Irom tne local trade at former prio. sales bushels: Pennsylvania and Southern yellow.

In ihe curs and grain dewL at 00 Western hurh mixed In the cam at 6Mc and sail at fUV 57c: also H1O.000 bushels on secret lerms. oaut are nun at the recent decline. saiesoi 10.100 busbels Ohio, Illinois and ludlsc whitest 80a3'2c lor fair and prime: choice 34 Delaware prime, at 28a30c; Western xed at as.i'2ic. Whisky Market bare of supplies, aud It Is firmly utuu ttiai.m. rniLADKLPHIA CATTLE MAPKET.

Beef cattle were Iu lair demand this week and prices remain about the same as last quoted. 000 hend arrived and sold at u'VjhHI. foruxira Pennsylvania and Western steer tor fair to gooo uo ana oc. per pound gross lor cominou, as to quality. Shkkp were unchantred.

12.000 head sold at 4a oijc. ar poutia. as to condition. tloos were In fair demand. 8 500 bead sold at 7a or.

fierpoiinij. inf miicr lor corn ieo. man. ALLEM, ARAH E. Urislol.

Pa. BaILKV, It 1 '11 li M. 15 months, 07 Pierce St. HISHIM), TliEO. P.

V. lOyrs. a41 Aiderst. Kit At KN, A. A.

17 5479 t.rous'o.(iuriii'nt. HKOl'llY, f.O 120 Onh sioi st I'tankfoid. Ijahk, Julia A. 1 M.i IMrieu O.NOl.LY, I HOS. years.

Ct7 Alnsga.t. IiKVKl.IN. ARI I1UK J3 Lu.liow st. 8. Y.

vesra. l.Mio Fairuiounl aye. KLDK1 MARY 'Ireolou. N. i.

Fl hollKKT years. li Marion sL FiKI.D. TIIOMAB u. 7a years. Camden.

Fl KiSLil. Ou the morning of Ihe Instant. Baniuari. French. The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited Pi attend the lunersl, from the re.i oeiKO oijimiu a.

wins, near Tuesday the 28ib Instant, at lOo i l. eli A. at Ihe Kpis isiimi Liiurcu, niKirestown, 140C10egf. wlihnut lurther notice. OAKIilNKIt, KICIIAKU Hlyeari.

1:124 PoplsrsL OKEKN. LILLY H. tf iar, Weal Phiiaoelplna. HALL I'ltLsciLLA J. U5 years, Uloiiraswr.

N.J. Nt tlMAN, Ttlo.vlAS 30 yearn, Camden. HO W)K, ANN 44 years. Paasyuuk avo. HOKaN.

MAKY 1 41X1 Rlehmond sL KKAKNEY, HKNRY 118 yesru. aut)7 Ellaworth. 5Ja Calhiwliili street. l.V.fS.V.'il' i Klcliniond. MCCARTHY, JOHN 21 vears, 1102 Miller McDONAM), i22 Thonion am et.

sltKADllllN. MARti T. 2 yrs. UHO Tenth st MARION. a 2iul 'le street.

MATHlilt. Ed MA H. 21 21 la TuliuatreeL MILNKs, BKL'LA U. years, 3:14 8 Kiuli street, MOONKY. KLIXAHK1 11 70 yeais, 1 040 William MOOKK, MAK'J HA W.

A llarby road. PA I lEKSON. ELIZA S. 77 VMluilllauni. ilaL liil K.

FI.ORKM M. 1 HA.NDs, EAKNKST 1 niuiilh. I'lyiuoiitli. Pa. TMOMA8.

ANN years, 1844 Van Pell TO.ML1.N MAHiA 7D years. 2 Kelitrade place. TOMLINSUN HARM AN V. tl York eve. WAL'lEK.

fcVA R. 27 montd. 478 tnliwyn st VMKLAMI, Frank lord. WILLI AXM NANCY A. lO and LOCUSL Yol NU.

HENJ 1. 27 yeaia, lleverly. W. i. ZANE, ANNIE til years 1 24 Ft.lb Sleeping Their Last Sleep.

The number of deatha reoorted hi this clrv durln week eutllnic at insin on the 25th insi. was Ujh. Ivan than tha precednui wous and a docrraaa below the corresuoiiduin week ui last year. 144 of tuts total were aoolis and 184 minora; Ion under yenr anej 2H.1 Were natives ol the Hi lled Hiates; fiO lairn In lorelsu eountriis, and 17 people of color. 'Ihe principal causea ofiluuth were aa lolluwa; Cantor, cholera IniHiitum, 41 cuhitestiou of brain, ditto of lutigi.ti; consumiMlou, til; eon ii Mens, lo debility, dropsy, 9 dl.eao of the besri, scarlet lever, 10: tvi holil dltio, 17; tlammaiion of the brain, 0 marasmus, HA.

and old sue. 10. Tha smallest number ol deaths was 1 each. iheKixlh and Tweilili wards, and the laiirot theTwmity.lt th ward Gonial ftotura. Zr I IN IK KENT ()N TIIE LOAN OF insosiusucAU MM'JKTY inr the your endlm Anmist H77 at Hie rule of 11 i annum, win ne stin to noiden.

of said loan on and lor tilt liral Uuv 1MV7. ti.a aiii aociety, No. iOU I'T Plain. uuasLiis a rvotuary, ra TIIK WATIIANS MONEY LOAN OFFlCH. Houthaaat pornor MIX I'M HACK Hlrisets.

Money to any amount advaueud on In. momK Hilverwarn, Wat'hea, Jewelry, (tuns, pistols. Carpets, xluuaehold Furniture and Merchandise nfevery dnacrualoa at lower rates than aur otiuw housa in taa ALltUltAN UABMAH.Mauaaei. Umi, aoiiuylkiU rivali.