THE DAILY EVENING TELEGKAPII. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JUNK 5, 18GG.
MATTERS OVER THE RIVttB. ;
Annual Wektino. The fl'ty-flrst annual
meeting oi the Cumberland Cowry Hililn .so
ciety whf recently held at Deertiel'l, a. id the
fuiloalnjr jrcnt.cmen were chosen ma iapr lor
the rnoninif year: Hon. L. Q. O. Kim it. Hon.
John I. Nixon; Kpvk. W. 1$. tiillctto, C. H (ire
pory, II. M. Smart, J. M. Chulllss, J. L. Htn
wnrt, J. O. Wrli-. J. Stockton, J. I,. Wbiraltrr;
Prs. E. Kithian. William Klmer. D. li. Thompson,
I). B. WhitakiT, Ttnodore Tronch.irl. Toe
receipts, of the Society were $"i74-."j, Hntl tne
ninnhrr of volutins d.titrioiited durlnsr the past
year was 505. ;
Attempted MCRDH R.A9 Julsro Carter,
of Woodbury, his brut her, and a Mr. 0,'den,
were returning homo on Friday niKiit last, and
while pnnBlni.' throunh a piece ot woods, 'hey
were fired upon bv wue Bconndrel cinotialed in
the bniHli, the bull pny.na in cloo proximity to
the hei 1 ot the J 'Hire. The person who at
tempted this murder has not yet been dis
covered. An Excellent Po.fkct. The teachers
ofthe Ontrul Public School In Oimdeii are
itkinp nienures to ml rod nee muxic into that
school. This i hit'hly coimiieii'labli;. A trtautl
concert will be iiven on L'h'.nsday eveniin; next,
ttie 7th instant, lor the purpose of asitiuir in
raising fiuios to piirchii t a rood an I suitable
orpiiu.
Naurow Escapic. One diy In the latter
part of hwt week, J.idjy P. J. Uray, ot Camden,
met vith a Lnrroweacu'u'1, o.v bciiij.' thrown from
a carriiifre, in cons-quenee of the horses riitniinir
away. He waH so severely injured that he win
insensible (or many hours. He is noiv, liov
tver, convnle'-eeiit.
lioi I) Kobheky. The watch aud jewelry
store ol l M. Lovus, In Ui'id'jetoii, was entered
by hunrhirs a few mail's aro, who euewded in
currying away about j'.l.i'iO ivorih of poll,
silver, and plated ware. Tne ilneve-i forced, an
entrance in the back part of the P iild ns, and
aitT patherin up tneir booty made their
escape.
Splendid Fkbry Boat. The Camden
und Philadelphia Stcamooat Ferry Company
have commenced the construction of another
new and substantial ferry, to run in connect! n
with their other ones recently Oui.lt. It is to be
cm the same model sa the Cuiivlen, and finished
iu a splendid ft) le.
Drowned. One day lust week a little Bon
of Mr. S. H. Miller, ol lVulsDoro, (iioueesier
county, was drowned in Mantua creek. Uis
little body was soon alter discovered and taken
care ot.
The Annual Festivals. The ladles
connected with the different relt.2 ous societies
in Camden are making extensive preparations
to hold their annual strawberry ana Moral festi
vals iu aid of their respective churches.
New Church. The members of the M. E.
Church ai. Loiipicouimtr are actively rmrujjed
in erecting tor themselves a handsome church
edifice.
CITY INTELLIGENCE
For Additional City Liiellitienee see Fifth Page.
The Opening of the Centenary
Movement. The centenary uiovenieut of the
Methodist Church was inaugurated last evening
Dy a meeting at Union Cuurch. Tne church was
tilled, the principal ministers of the Philadelphia
Conlerence occupying seats in the pulpit.
Bishops Janes and Simpson, and Hev. (J. 1).
Chennewick, troiu the Knst baUnuore Confer
ence, and J. B. Dobbins, of the New Jersey Con
lerence, were present.
Dr. Mudal, oi Trinity Church, opened the meet
ing with praver, the audience singing the hymn.
'All had the power oi Jesus' nutno!"
Bishop Janes then addressed the congrega
tion, lie said that the Methodist CJhurcti has
always been a happy Cuurch. In trial and con
flict "the people have been a cheertul, happy,
contented people. The doctrine of the Cuurch,
thai the Saviour tasied death lor every man,
and that through His vicarious suUeriucs univer
sal redemption has been ottered to the ivorid,
w ith f-uch a doctrine the po.pel could not but
inspire joy and gladness m all who heard it.
The Church has always preached a practical
religion. Presenting to th" people the couscious
experience, the verity of the divine li le iu their
hearts, it is not strannethat this people has been
a happy and a successiul people. The Sun of
the Church has lived iu it. it has penetrated
its hie, sustained its children iu trial, and car
ried them over the flood when they came down
to the river side. " have mighty comfort with
the Holy Ciho-t,'' said ilcddius, beiore he
tell, stricken down without warning or
nifl'eiiiig. in its hundred years of experi
ence it has been characterized the Church. .Nor
will tins general happiness cease. The
present year will be tin: happiest ot the ions line
olyeaih in which the CUurclihas flourished. The
yiar cannot but be marked by signal success if
the recommendations ot the (ieneral Conference
be curried out. They recommended that all the
services ot the centennial year should bo
spiritual, aud that iu tae celebration wo do it
with tuankniviim and with benevolent offering.
Had they intended to increase the hapoiuess ol
the Church to its fulkst measure, or had they
intended to make the happiness ot the people
lust as lull as it could be in the body, they
could not have adopted a more perfect plan for
the lultiliueut of this rosii.t. But the General
Conference advises that the Church manifest
ite gratitude by its benevolence, by contributing
ol lis substance o susta.n the temporal interests
ol the Church. The exercise of bcuevwleuce is
the most pleasing ot all the emotions of
the heart. The tollowing out of the Coher
ence reeonimendutious will secure a year of
universal happiness But the year must not
alone be one ot happiness Ic must bo ma le
the most uselul oi the church's history. The
promise ot this is seen ulremiy. The Coulerencei
are gaming streucth. Revival is agitating tue
Church. From ine north and lhe south, the
east and the west, the ChurcU is oeueirated by
active eilort, and blessed w.tb special success.
Never beiore were conversions so many. Never
beiore were churches so
V
stiong innun bers, so
nil in piOMRTity. me
U freely given, will be
tervent in laith, so signal
charity of the Church, if freely given, will be
a lesson to lnlluence irs character and a reel
its fuuwe conduct, virtue is strengthened by
exercise, and every gnee is improved Dy em
ployment. Ii the Ch iich, iu its centenary
year, will give live millions to purposes of
practical benevolence, the progress and career
of the luture veais of the Cuurch will be
atl'ecied tor powerful good. Then all the
Church debt could be paid. The literary and
publication interests of the Church could be ad
vanced, and it would clear the decks for ac
tion. It would remove t je old incubuses that
have crushed the Church aud stopped its pro
gress. The Irish Evangelical Fund is one of
the crippled agencies. Several yean ago the
I rv-h people appealed for aid to' educate their
children. They expected to obtain $100,000
lrom the American people. The church autho
rises here promised this sum, and yet, only one
half has been luruished, aud the rema, rider is
needed. The people ot America will understand
the difficulty of the Irish Conlerence when we
state i hat its cut re bounds only contain one
halt the number ot members ot Una Philadelphia
Conlerence, aud out of these sparsely settled
Methodists 800 to 1000. communicants aud 4000
aitenduu's annually -ernierat to America.
What a power to influence the character of
American emigrants! Another institution in
the Mis;-ion Institution in Bremen, Germany.
Here is one of the best institutions
of the Church. In the student educated
there is the true spirit ol the mis ionary work.
The institution has been sustained bv the people
at Bremen. Hut they are now $10,000 in debt,
ii nd ueed additional buildings, and the Church
here should handsomely endow the Bremen In
stitute. The mission business of the Church is
growing apace. This year $1,000,000 will be
exnem.ed. The General Con'erence recom
mended, as third spi ciiil object of considera
tion in this centenary year, the endowment ot a
Minion Hon"! in ftev York orelsewhere. When
the misfionaries leave 'or the foreign missions
they tlrat. top at New York lor a r'e days. They
return sick Hnd wenr.v, and they must rest a
soon as they touch land. The time is coinintr
when the Church will send a raiss'onarya wee,
and when from necessity one will bo coming
home monthly, and the Chinch must pro. iile a
missicn house. This is the only conncetio vil
and monumental int rest in vvhlcn the Cluiieli
will be called to invest In lunds. It ton Church
will enter Into these purposes, with what S'ire
proundwotk can it enff r in on the second cen
tury tor the d'-stiny of Methodism! If it do",
the year must be tiio most auccerstiil of its exist
enee, and the Church will mnke nn advance tar
onward in the evangeliza' ion of the world.
Bishop Simpson lollowed. and describe J tHr
proLTC-s of Methodism d urine the past cent irv.
In lwr.fl there were 800,27 souls members ami
probat onisfs In the Methodist Kpiscopal Church.
Since that date nearly a million ot probntionists
have been reported. Ifnriuir the same time about
00 000 deaths have been reported. The meetin
aoloumcd, with the benediction by Kev. Autony
At w ood.
The annual celebration of the Tabernacle
Sunday School, Chesnut street, west of B eh
teenth, will be held on We Im s'lny (to-morro )
evening, at H o'clock. A splen lid program me
has been furnished tor the exercises of the
evening.
The Woodland Prebjtcrian Church, Twenty
fourth Ward hits eiven a call to Mr. Ilatcliile, a
member of the lust glad uatiu class iu Princeton
Seminary.
The Satibath Srhool or the Memorial Presbv
teiian Church, souihfsi corner of Twclith and
Montgomery avenue.was organized last Sunday.
lhe lamily ot Mr. Croz er. late ot Chester, P,i.,
have given in trust to ttie Baptist Publication
!ociety, $50,000, as a missionary memorial tor
lhe literary and theological instruction of free t
inen, by menus of books and missionaries.
The Seventh Presbyterian Church in this cit.v
(Rev. Dr. Crowell'")' received tent.y-two per
sons on profession of la.th last Sunday. Of this
number six were baptized.
The Kev. II. C. Evans has been ele :ted rector
of the Church ot the Messiah (P. E.), Port Rich
mond. Letters have been recently received from
Naples, stating that the health aud strength of
Disliop Stevens are sfeadily increasing.
The Board of Surveys. A stated
meeting of the Board of Surveys was hold yes
terday morning, President Kneass in the chair.
Mr. Thomas Daly, Jr., recently elected a mem
ber ol the Board to till the vacancy occasioned
by the death ot his father, assumed the usual
oath ot ollice, and took his seat.
Deed of dedication lor a street in the Twenty
sixth Ward, to be called South Marshall street,
was read and referred tj the City Solicitor.
A communication unking lor a se ver on Ninth
stieet, from Heed to Moore, was, upon motion,
refenea to Mr. Close, that he nneht inform the
petitioners of the proper mode of applieati in.
An application of Kdwin Kirk pa trick, execu
tor of the estate of David Kukpatrick, tor a
drain on Arch stieet, between Fourth and Filth,
was reierred to a committee, who reported ad
verse 1o the petition, as it will require a larger
sewer than than is asked for. Tue resolution
w as agreed to.
A deed of dedication for Grant street, in
the Twenty-sixth Ward, was reierred to Mr.
Dalv, Jr.
An application for a sewer on Cuba street,
between Morris and Moore, was reierred to a
committee, who reported a resohuion autho
rizing a teninch vitrified pipe at expense of
petitioners. Agreed to.
Aiesolution authorizing a two feet six-inch
sewer, inlet, and manhole on Alder street, be
tween Poplar aud Giraid avenue, was agreed to.
In the matter ot the application tor a sewer
on Jetferon street, between Thirteenth and
: Broad, several remon.-trances were presented,
when the committee to whom the petition was
reierred explained away the ground of remon
strance. A resolution authorizing a two feet six inch
sewer, inlet, aud manhole, on Ithoads street,
between Eighteenth ami Nineteenth, was
agreed to.
The committee on petition for sewer on Oxford
street, troiu Milllm to west side of Sixth street,
presented a report aud resolution authorizing a
three feet sewer, which was agreed (o.
A resolution authorizing a two-feet six inch
jewer, and one inlet, one manhole on Market
street, Horn Forty-flrst to Wyoming, was
agreed to. ,
on motion, the matter of the reduction of
width of Poweltou aveiiiie was taken up.
Mr. Miller moved that the consideration ol
the case bo postponed until the next stated meet
ing, and that the psrties interested be advised
of the action ot the Bouid. Agreed to.
The Board then adjourned.
I'olice Cases. On Thursday night la-st,
the houe ot Mr. J. Taylor, in We-ii Philadel
phia, was entered and robbed of wines valued
at about $500, No trace of the thief could be
found until yesierday atternoon, when Ollicers
Leavitt and Ferris, ol the Third District Police,
ascertained that two men had rented a room
over the store of Patrick Moore, in Lurk in
street, below Lombard, and stored therein seve
ral casks of wme. They proceeded to that place
and lound such to be the cae, and arreste I two
partieK, who gave the names ot V. D. Biown aud
Henry Alexanoer, upon tne charge of having
committeu the rotbery. While they were being
corveyeel to the Station House, Brown broke
loose from Otlicer Leavitt and attempted to
eicape; alter an exciting chose he wasovertaken,
and again arrested. He was held in $15)0 baU
by Alderman Butler to answer at Court. Alex
ander was locked up for a bearing.
Thomas Koach, arrested on the charge of
shooting John Maxley, on Saturday evening, in
Bedford street, near Kightb, had a hearing be
fore Alderman Tittennory, yesterday, and was
committed to await the resuit of Maxley 's Inju
ries. The phvsician who has charge of Maxley,
at the Hospital, considers the wouud a danger
ous one. Maxley denies that ic was done in
sport, as Roach asserted, but says that ic was
the result of an old grud ge.
Kapidly Progressing. The Che3nut
street biidge is now almost ready for the
passage of lhe street cats. In a month the con
nection between the two side of the river will
1 "e compiere. me oritiae is now bo neaiiy
J ljnM)eaJ tbllt comrauu)ca,i0n is unbroken
t.tween the abutments. Ot course no travel is
i .n.,! n,. i.i,in tu h,,u. ..t. o,.u
be complete. The bridge is now so nearly
j Qrin .iHi.,, in n,n .i,ii, ti itp,i,.tr unH
the adjusting aud transportation ol the ponder
otis road-way plates would render any attempt
to cross the bridge perilous. On the West Phila
delphia side of the river the Chesnut and Walnut
Street Railway Company nre laying their tracks.
Wnentho bridge opens on the nrtoi juiv, taere
will bo two lines ot communication between the
western boundaries of the 1 wenty-fourth and
Tweutv-sevenih Wards.
Mr. Lorenzo Somerville has lust returned
lrom Kurope. While there he published a vol
umeol poeuii entitled ' Kros,,' lrom the press
of Trubuer & Co.. Loudon, which was very
acceptably received.
JILLWAUD & WINEURENEU.
WM, MILIWARD,
d. s. W'ijvKhrknkr,
MACHINERY AND MANUFACTURERS'
SUPPLIES,
'o. 118 JTABKET Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
AGEVrS FOB TUB SAI.K OV
' Cctton and Woollen Machinery,
Pea era in Manufacturers' Supplies of every do.
erlptfon.
t Cak Tanned Leather Beltini?,
AND MACHINE CAHD CLOTHING
Ol Lett duality aud manufacture. 1 2 3iurp
.MUEiV.Ef.TS.
t: islky's v o m i s n n l
J-i fXCHASiiK.
ticice ta iO 1 p " oi ac neen.cct
D to t.H o'o ick an evrntnu.
N -. VV H
mn uf nrio
"i nij
A
MkRICAN ACADBMY OF MUSIC.
flAZZANKM'S IIHAtill HfcNTREE.
T). dc Vivo ro"if'ctfu'lir announce, that
MM. M.ihir IT J iZZAMO.
the pra't 'I rug c 1'rlina Donna anil thn (treat fnrnrue
j ire public i flii aiieielxn. will mane Ler renm-e.
alter alx tears, In a OrAiul (' ncn.
U FhllMY KVKNIMl. .titnn ,
And will Uve a i.ran.i katl.eo, on NAX'l KDAT, Juno
f), at 'IM o'clock, avMHied 1 y
8IO ANTASI
the relerrale1 Tenor ill Gratia from i.rau' Opera.
1(1 Alti AVA 1. he we l-knon llnrl'oue.
SKi. H oli.K H AL'f.K the celetiruteU Vlulnncellla'.
SIU. AL1.1 E dui ciil ulrectoi arel oudjetor.
Ailiels Ion to Panniet, Parq'iet t irele, ami hHli ony
1 1 1 no extra charge lor renervtil seal a family Circle
(0 ceo a
'1 1, e aa'e orTlrketa commences on Velneda. at DA.
M. hi the f CHlem o' Music nnd at i ruuipler'a Mii"io
Slure HeteniD and bernut atice a. 6 641
TKW iHKSNLT STKKKT I'UKATItK.
JJN CHCHM'T Street, aboT iweinh.
I KONAKI) tiKOVKK & WILLIAM K. MNN. Losses
and Vannuera.
WILLIAM r. KI.NS Resident Mananer
liuora onen at 7 3U. urtuln riae at 8
Hl-.t'iiNI AM) L'l -Vf.KR
Oi il. e linil'ant and VerxAtilc
Wr lib PlH'lfcKS,
WelJH tTK,
MTS'L. ai4 AM) KMM A.
MIHSr.x ADA AND KMVIA
LAST W ILK OF THE fALL AND WINTER
Ht.AsON
1 lie per' rniancc will eoinineiice with the Spectacu ar
I rania, In two ac a. entitled tue
K KlY THIKVR4.
KOHTV HIIKVl-'.i.
tOUTV TIIIEVKH
C.ar m Allfa K t M V WEItH
Blnrvaii'a Miss AI)A Whltll
To couclute with the Protean Knrce ol
11 Kl K M litKll.l)
'IPHIf K M HKie'.l.
TIiriCE VtARRU.I).
M If B IMMA W ll.. In Km U rll R A.CTEKS
ATl'KDA Y AFlV.KNOOM .nine II.
I.AM HIB PI-TEIC M T1 N ' K.
LAST WKHK eI8Tr.B8 MAIINrE.
AdrnlKfllon to eveninw perioiumnce, '&'o.. Wo., and 91.
T A L NUT8 T It K fci f Til IA T K h.
VV N. K. eornrr 6tlTH aud WALSOT Streets
IlCKins (limner to 8.
'mix Ciueadav) EVENING Jane S.
Ihlrty-einlitb Night ot the l.rl ll.int Engagement ot
WK. El'WIN MOOlll.
M II J-DWIN HOOUt,
UK. KDWIN BOOTH,
w ho w ill appear on tlila occaal"D a-t
TIIK JtL KL'd J KSTER,
in Tom Taj lor 'a 'I rairedy ot
TUE roOU'8 REVESUE.
Bertucclo Mr I) WIN BOOTH
Iicll A null a Mr Charles Barron
To conclude win the beautiful Comedy ot
FAINT HEART JSEVfcK WON FAIK LtDT
Rny (iomex Mr. J. II I'arlor
WeuneBoay-THE HTKMU' R and HONEYMOON.
Thuradav-THK FOOL'S RKVENGE.
I halra necured three day in advan "a.
MRS. JOHN DKEW'S MCW AKCU STREET
THKATRK CUA.nOK OF IIVB.
Heglns at S o'clock Curtain rlHesat7.
RL-H OAtiK MLKT FOU SIX MUIITM OSLY OF
The lleautlloi and Brilliant
M1MS LICY RI HIiros,
M1H LUiJY KL'nlllON,
when she wl'l appear In
THREE DIFFERENT Ctl ARAC'TERS.
THIS EVENING.
And Every Evening till lurthcr notice
the new Romantic l'lay.
TH K "FA FIO VF.R.
THK SEA FLOWER
MISS LrrY RUSUTON as Patrice Laouche
WIHe LUCY' KCbHTON aa ioe Sea Flower
JllfS LUCY RUSUTON as Lucv Latouehe
Friday Farewell lienellt ot .VIlss LUCY KU8U
10.V Scats pecured lx dava In advance.
NEW AHERIOAN THEATRE
WALNUT Street, above Elehtb.
NEW MAJJAGF.-MENT. FAMILY RESORT.
EVERY EVENING.
The world-rtnowned
H,LON BROTHERS.
The Greatcdt Gyinnastg ot the Ace
MAP'LLE ZaNFKKITa and the SIKOR1ST FAMILY,
with a popular lrania and fraice.
Mnllnee every Suturdoy Atternoon. 6 4 6t
Q O N 0 E 11 T II A L L,
CHESNUT STREET, AT10YE TWELFTH.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT AND
TABLEAUX,
BY THE
ANE STREET GIRLS' SECONDARY SCHOOL.
BIGNOR BLITZ has aiao kind'y consente.1 to perioral
eouie ol his lulu.lublo feata on the occasion.
THURSDAY EVENING, Juuo 1, at 8 o'clock.
Dnors open at 7 o'clock.
'1 luK et 'ib cents. Sicarea seats 50 cents; for sale at
tliet-chuo! House, filbert aircet. above Seventh (list
lloor or by any oi the echolura; a so at the Hall on tUo
iveuiua rf ibe enteriaiiiineut. 651
S S B M B L Y BUILDING S.
LAST TURfcE DAYS OF THE WONDERS OF
NA i I EE,
THE CAROLINA TWINS.
Two Inielllgint Ueods ou one body. Pronounced by
the Medicai tucultv oi tnlscity the AlOSl' ASiONISU
1NG Fi.tAK OF NaTUKE u If OKI)
June4.ft,and OPEN DAY aND e-Vl-'NINO.
Exhibitions iruui 10 A.M. to S P. M., and lrom 8 to
fl P.M.
Admission 2&ccnta. Children, IS ctnU. 6 4
Q. Y 31 N A'S I U M
FOR LADIES, Of NT LEAI ES, AND CHILDREN.
N. E. Ct'HSER OF NIMH ANDAKOU SlUEtTi.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING,
AI L MJMiiEK.
Bofll'y exeiclse Imparls health und strcnHth. the best
preventive u.' Btnst tlckuess o the coining summer
iMiliu Pro'iatcra UjLLKHItAM & LEWIS.
yA THE PIANOS WHICH WE MANU-
K t If factare recommend themselTes. Ae piomlsc
i.. our tuitrnim cn'i.r beuuiliul tuues. elcvant workman
ship, durabi lly. anu reasonable prices, combined wt h
a luil guurantee. ror sale ou yui AO. Iui7 WaI.M'1
"TtHS UNION BIANO MANUFACTUWSQ CO,
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
ltl,EtIl STEAM StOlUIMi
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 510 RACE Street.
We beg tcave to draw vour particular attention to out
new French Mum Scouring Kstuhhstiu ent the tlrst aud
only one ot Its kud in thia city. V do not dve, but bj
a chtiiilcul proceaa res ore Ladles', Gentlemen's, an
Clilluren'a Garments to their original status, wimou
injuring them In tie least, while pi eat experience aud
the Lett n acbinery trout France enuble us to warrant
penect aatiaiuction to ail wbu may lavor ui with ttieli
patronage LADIES' DREssKH. of ever, deacuptkjii
wilh or without Iranniings, are cleaned and IIiiIhIibo
vi liliout being taken apurt, whether the color Ib genuine
or nut.
Opera Clonks and Mantillas. Curtains. Table Covers,
Carpets Velvet Ribbons, Kid Gloves, etc.. cleaned and
rennlsbed In the best manner Gen lumen's puinmer
aud V Inter Clothing e eaued to pcrtecti n without In
jury 10 the stull A ao Hugs and banners All kinds ol
stains r moved without c tuning ibe whole. All orders
are executed under our Immediate supervision, and
atMnctiou puurHUtced In every Insiance. A call and
examination ol our process la rukpectlully solicited. aaVat
ALISEDYLL & MAUX,
12mtbs No 610 RACE Stieet
DAXSEK'S AYASISIXG HAtllIXE
JJoNt in tlie City.
IT SAVES TIME,
SAVES LABOH.
SAVES CLOIIIES.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD' U.WJS ON L'.
For sale at the Furniture Store ot
Agents Wanted.
J. HAAS,
52 No.Si; MARKril' hait.
p n e sxTiTs c ix i n e h,
tFor many years connrcied with MITCHELL'S SA
LOONS. Ko 62 t HESNUT Street), would respectfully
Inlorni Ms lrlends and the public (leuerally, that be has
opened an
Ice Cream and Refreshment Saloon,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
AT Ko. I 121 CHESNUT STREET,
(GI HARD ROW),
Where be hopes, bv strict attention to business, to merit
the patronage of all who mur lavor him with their cus
tom. JACOB II. BCKDSW.L
l liiLAPIiLliiiA, Way, lBOti. 5 IHm
CARPETING3, &o
JUST RECEIVED.
YARD-AND-A-IIALF-WIDR .
VELVET C A 1 P E T ,
yW DsrGs.
i. r, & e ii. or. r,,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET.
3-4 7-8, 4-4, '5-4, 6-4,
WUITL IthD, AND FANCY
C A IS T O N M A T T I N O S.
J. F. iK: E. n. OIINE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET.
ENGLISH RRUSSELS,
I OR STAIRS AMD MALLS,
WITH EXTRA BORDERS.
J. F. & E. 15. 0UNE,
No. 904 '
CHESNUT STREET
500IIECES
XF.W PA TI E US S
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
J. F. & E. B. 0RNE,
No. 904
3 20 3natp
C II-E S N U T S T RE E T.
"QLEN ECHO MILLS,"
GERMAN TOWN, PA.
JItCALLlMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
Mauuffteinrfcr), Importers, aud Whole
Male Dealers lu
CARPETING S,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS, Etc.
WAREHOUSE,
Ko. 509 CHESNUT STREET,
orrosiTE TUB STATE noURK,
Philadelphia.
ltKTAU, DLPAKTMENT
3 6 3mrp
No. 510 CHESNUT STREET.
SHIPPING.
-ff)f?A, FOR SAVANNAH, GA.
THE PHILADELPHIA. AND 80UTHBRN MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S REOWHR LINE,
SAILING EV'KBY SATURDAY.
The new and splciulld steamships
Pltor KR Captnln !'. F. Hoxle
TONAWANDA ( aptuiu Jacob leal
( abln i assane a .' .'JJUiin
Dick. Parage 8vu
The r teamshlp
" T O N A W A N D A ,"
TEAL, COMMANDJlK,
Will commence receiving- froliiht for the above por,
at 11a( t street Wharf, ou MoX DA If, Juno 4, at 1
o'clock A M.
shippers are reqacsted to send bills ol ladlug with
tlielr kooiIs.
The Sta'o-room accommodations of this steamer are
ol a superior and commouious character.
Freight taken lor Charleston, S. o , aud lbrwardcd via
Savannah with Ulok despatch.
No bills ofludiui! signed alter vesel leaves the wharf.
H. ct J M. e'LA AHA N,
No. 420 South IiKLaW ARE Avenue.
For freight or paasa1(.flp(.lyjtoiAM q
Freight and Passenger Agent,
6:5tf No. 8ti8 North HKLAW ARK Aveuuo.
Fpfri hamill's Passage opficf.
all1, ' 1 'ANCHOR LINE Ot bTKAM KRS,"
i.lBF.HSIA," "COI.liiaBIA,
"CALK DO. MA." "CAhriRlA,
'IiRITANNlA," "INDIA.'
lFvISkVoOL LONDONDERRT, BELFAST, DUBLIN,
hfcWKY, ( OliK, AD ULaSOOW.
RATE.1 Olf PA?HAtiK,
PAYABLE IN PAPEBCUBBENCT.
CABINS !, $a0, and 7i'
fcTEtRAOE 3
IHK PAID CKRiIFDATEH
Issued for bringing out passeniiera irom tne above
ooiuts at
LOWER RATES THAN AST OTHER USB.
Atl'.LATlONS ON THE IRISH RAILWAYS.
SPECIAL N Ol lCE Paaaengsri will take particular
notice tii at the - Anchor I Ine" ibe only line yrantinn
tlnouKh ilckets at ttie above ratvstroin HlillaiU-liihla to
the points named ubove, and tbut the undrrsiaued la tlia
only di.lv autliorUed Agent In l-aliaUlplua.
Aoulrto w-A Ha-'LL,
Wf Sole Ageot for "AN CIK) tt LINK,"
1 15 No. !17 WALNUT Street.
.JT" s FOR KMV YdUK. PI1ILADEL
JaawSiiiiSS delphla Steam propeller Comuaav Do.
buuu u swiusiire Lines.vltt Delaware and Rarituu Canal,
leaving dai y at U SI. and ft P. SI., cuiiuevtiug WIUi all
Nortbi ru and Enatern lines.
for I'reiklit vihlcb v.iil betakennpon arcommodutln
terms, al ply to W ILLIASI M. BA1RII ;& CO.,
SIB F' No. lMti DhLAWARE Avenue
rV0 SHIP CAP1AINS AND OWNERS. TUB
1 nnderalgned bavmg leased the KF.(SINOTON
CKEW Dot K.bega toimonu bis frienus and Hie patron,
oi ibe Dock thai he la prepared with lncreaseo (acliltloa
to accommodate those baving vesse a to be raised or
repaired and being pracilcal shlp-carpeuter and
caulker. i lglve personal aiteutlou tu the veauols en.
trusteo to him 'or repair. . , .
( autaiua or Agents. MilP Carpenter, and Mafbln'stf
having vescels to repair, are aoilelled to call.
Having the agency for the aa.e of ettemtedt'a
Patent .Vletallic ( omposition" lor t opper Paint for the
piecervatinn of vesselx' boitoms, lor tins city, 1 iU1 pre
paied iu lurnUu tbeaame oayor, fmn
Kens ngton Herew Dtc,
1 IS DELAWARE Avenue, ubove l-A UREL Street
, .
STAMPING IN COLORS r.RATIS.-A FINR
aaeortoient ol F.ngllfli French and (iermau
PAPER Al KNVfcLOPES.
The latest London and Paris "tvle ot
VIM I1NU AND WLDD1NU CARDS.
A large s ock ot .,
POCrIi-BOOKS. KMV.,ot,r, poHTTOT-ns.
and every description 01 Stationary at rasouubl
Pr""'' MON'OtiRAMS F.NOHAVF.n,
R HO-KIN.-I A OO.,
Stationers mid Card Kuyravert,
ftlbluirp No. 913 ARCU Street
FINANCIAL.
U. 8. SECURITIES
A SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
16 8. THIRD ST.
I blLAPKLrlllA.
3 NASSAU ST.
SEW TOKK.
STOCKS AND GOLD
LOI GUT AND SOLD CV COXMISSaOA,
HERE AND ih NEW YORK. il
jJAVlEM JUIIOTIII&IS!,
No. 225 DOCK STREET,
lJANKl'IKy AND UltOKEUS,
BUT AND fELL
CNITED STATES RONDS 1F81S, -20a, 19 40
t'MlEIl ST ATES 7 3-Ids. ALL ISSUES.
CKRTiriCATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
iie n antlie Paper and Loans on Co laterals oepoliatco
Stocks P.ctnLt and Eold on Ccn.miaalon. 1 31 &
JJ A K T E R, D U US BY4C O.
BANKERS,
STOCK AM) EXCUASGF 13 HO K Fits,
No. 55 S, THIRD STREET, rilll AbELPIllA.
Stocks and I cobs bouplit and told on Commtrsion
(Jncurient Kanlt Notes, Coin, Etc., bought and sold
fc pedal ttttntion paid to the purcha-e and salt) of
Oil 8'ocks. Deposit received, and Interest allowed,
a per agreement. 86 3m
TTIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HAS REMOVED1
During the erection ol the Dew Bank building,
TO 1 17 p
No. Q3 CHESNUT STREET
520 S.F I V E - T W E N T I E S.
" 7'30s SEVEN-THIRTIES
WANTED.
BE HAVEN & BUOTIIEIt,
1 7 No. 40 S. Third Street.
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, &e
SCOTT & ca.
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 814 CHESNUT Street,
FOUR DOORS BiLOW THE "CONTINENTAL,"
886 5rp PDILADELPHIA.
PATENT SIIOULDER-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'8 FURNISHING 8TOUE.
TERFECT FITTING SHIR18 AND DRAWERS
made irom measurement at very short notice.
All ctber aitlcles of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS
In lull Taiiety.
WINCIUOSTBU & CO.,
8 24 S No. 106 CHESNUT Street.
LA PIERRE HOUSE,
BROAD STREET, BELOW CHESNUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
The undtriirnrd having leastd tlio abovo favorifo
bouse, and having
Eeiitted and Refurnished it Throughout
- in the most Elegant Manner,
IT IS NOW OPEN
FOR HIE RECEPTION OF GUESTS.
The rcfrnt Proprietors will spare no pains to
maintain the cbaiactor it lias aiwaya enjoyed aa
homg one ot the lest of the
FIRST-CLASS HOTELS
Of the country, and those who favor them with
their patronage may be assured that 'tiothinv will
tie h it undone to secure the comfort and satisfaction
of their guests.
BAKER &
failey.
Wat 12. WA.
5 I21mrp
rpiB OLDEST AND LARGEST
SADDLE AD HARNESS
UlNCACTURING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
COUNTRY.
LACEY. 3IEEKER & CO.,
No, 1216 CHESNUT STREET,
OFFEK OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE I
HI CGY HARNErB, lrom ta 50 to tlftO
L GUT BAROL'CUE .do SO 00 to 3.M)
HEAVY do .do 750toS(Ni
EXl'RI SS.HRASS MOUNTED 11AHNES8 27 80 to 90
N AtlON ND SEl.F-AtJCSTING 15(i0 to 30
STAGE AND TEAM do 30 00 to 60
LADJEV SADDLE, do 12 00 to 1J0
GENTS do do 81)0 to 78
Rrldlea, Mountings, filta, Roaetta, Uoraa Coven
Hruatiea, Combs. Poapa, ltlacking. Ladlea' and Genu
Travelling and Tourist Buns and Backa, Lunch Basket)
Dri s k and Shirt Caaea, Trnnka aud Valines.
86mrp Mo. l;ilt CI1KSN UT ST.
Jj S T A B L IS HE D 17 9 5.
A. S. ItOBINSON,
French Plate Looklnix-GIasscs,
ENGRAVINGS PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS ETC
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Eoolcing-Glase, Portrait, and Pic
ture I'Vanien to Order. ,
No. 010 CHESNUT STREET.
TI1IBD POOB ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
PUILADSLFOIA, 8 15
MEDICAL.
yox poruL i .
UIUGUT'S a Alt SYHUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. 1 South TIJIRD Stree
I ricn, $1-C0 per B ttlc;f 5 C0 for bnir-a dozen.
The ui.de rrlpud cltlzrtia take p eanr In cheenully
ret (tint n-li g tl.e ue of Wrttl t a lar Bjrup lot
c U).l,i toltla, conaon plit n lionping-eouirn, atwuted
irtr, ler e u ji a tit, ri'ln In the tirenat, hrenchtciH.
mtannai.n ai d rrnnelmn oi air vehae a in the lunua.
eie. 1 e r n 1 1 j flic uld l)o In every thmilv t
1 nrlea C. W i ton Fnrnot I'rm i flii .
I l.nr ea H. I.ral.rn, SuKlfif ittrcur ollice.
.Ifnti'(kn A(,""rnce
S i i It. in F. I ort.it, Ahfociaie4 Treaa
Wil n. in 11. t an tti er Jtre Alarm and Tollcel r
irn.h tilth ii mi i In nun atreeta.
.'. hai-rli iph Fiolit and imliard atreeta.
Jtn.ej W. i trrlne Ko II -j Charles a. reel.
II. A.l'avla Ko. K Gaakl 1 ureet
,ldn VNtn i'alde No lil Fiank in afreet.
1 ( I ert '1 1 n r' n No. It (a alter atreet.
It. A.aren. No. fc.hl'iai kiln a rret.
J Gehkitl No 7SI S. eeoml aireet.
John t-eininr No. lh. rient atreet.
t. W . lioviard. No IDoek atreet
H. C. 1 art eit No. H. econu atreet
L. Vaira No. 5 Arih atrret
A 1 f rt :rtin. o 411 Second atreet
M ar; ( a deif No Ii$2 Sanponi street.
V 'I In n.ea. o. i0 K. Fourth atrot t
I. W. erth No. 1 9 K retu'a alley,
t corjie Vi I aon. No 236 Race Htfet.
V . F Rtoeka, No.6 North ecenl atreet
SI J liauM tt. No. MB I anal Btr.et.
h. en lllr Roce RiiHleion.
C) ar a Rivera, No. tel Hem!) atreet.
li. 1 . V e lua t.n, eend and Unatrv atreeta
V .V.Ilun na Ko. 1:!8 South lxt atrtet
I I Inn lams. No Mft t-oiith rent a reet
ft. F. hantord, ( pera Jlarai,er.
,il r alaa.nn f renr ot No 134 N'orlh Pecond atreet I
X rt. S. R. lie ate, Newark. Del. .
Ilr mitkmP. Wrohn
fm : We lake treasure In reeenimendlrg your TAB
SYI.IT (of which we liave already to d I'ouKiclamli a
quHtltieai aa a wont exce em anu eftn aelona remedy
ioi tl e eoifplalnta aet until In vour printed Dill alrealj"
a ul n llieu to the put lie. A a iraiilvit'd aet to aulterlna;
h mi anity w e wll i deerm W recommend )onr prepara
tion to a 1 tfl Ictrd with diseases which II u designed t
cuie. Toura.tto., ,,a .
DllKf ft PON, Drn(i(iia,
N, E. corner Fine aud Hlxtb atreeta.
For a t lo at .
JUllKouS, J'OLIOWAT C0WDEN'9,
DYOTT 4 C O M.
A nd all principal Drui all s and Dealer.
Th antacrlher wou'd l es; leave mrther to nT thn5
le is iiepnrta to 11.1 orders aid torward the Kyrup tu
ant purt ol the reumrv. l'r-on deaTinn other Inior
mai li n I y n ail will inciese a poatape aiamp and anaweral
l l lereiurmd aa aoou as the eileneki ol busluesfl
wbi admit Address
WILLIAM B. WRIGHT, i
8 20 Vo "1 P. Tlllhli (-'net Ibladelphla Fa.
C II O L E 11 A
DISARMED!!!
.'he Chief Causes of Pestilence Destroyed.
DR. E. COl RTARtT'8 DISIN FF. TINO FLUIDS,
lecured It I ft era latent In the Vntted Ptalea and
tin Liu. I repared sole y hy the .ew York lilliilrcilnit
t on pany, at their Laboratory Noa. i! 8, 8(KI. and
IIF.NUY ttrcet, JSew York; Ollxe, Ko. 42 t ED Ait
btreet
'1 his Company cir-nnuetl on a permanent basis, wltit
Dr. ( ouriaret the celeLrated French t bemist. In chariest
ot Its laboratory, la preparad to lunilsh Its Dihikvkct
iso Ki.iii'8 lor kick rooms, numerics urhiala. wator
e ofets, privies, cesf pools, sewers, nutters, ships, rall
roada hoapltals prisons and public hiMltutions ol alt
kinds, saui.hter-h(oas, ollal and iat-bol.intr extabllsli'
nimlBi a lklnaatl uiauuras ( n.menie w Increailng tha
vulue ot the latter to every tanner) and wherever pot-.
sodous and oflenslve gaaa exist. These an'uia are de
odorizers antheptlca antiputreacentH, and dtalniectanw
In the scientific meaning oi the words. They remove
noxious ia(i ind edoia by chemical principles Ifavidft
In their p aces heal lit ui air; they are dksthoteus, and
no i ti tr- ubtt rfc. n ol poisonous liases not Injurious
to utensils In which they are ui-ed. 'I tie at entlon oC
m'dical and acietitltlc n.en is dlreo ed to these dislnl'eo
tants. Attached ore test Imon a s In lavor of thla ttreat
ctii-coverr. w hich, w ith hundreds oi others, can he seen
at 'he ( ompany'a oft.ee.
Dblavam UoifcB Albany. March 80 1866 To the
President ol the New Y'otk Disinfecting; Company
Dear Mr: It is all it la reoreni nted to be Webav
made many trials ot r Imnicctants, bu' now consider that
we have lound an article which surpasses ah otheta aas
rttneuv atiuli at a'l bad odors. T. 1.01.8HEL, & CO. '
Mw York, April 9. lbtm. To the Pieslden' ol tha
Kew York Disln ecting t cnipany-Dear Mr i We pro
nounce It without exception to lo tl e btst ve b .ve evet
knowi', ItH ellcct upon every mutter Is complete anil
I tiftantaneous. C. A. ' 1 L'l SUN, Alitor House.
K . It. 1 hesc Dlslniectants ate uned hy the scavenxers,
under the dlrfctli.n oi lhe fanitai.v lo Ite 01 tho Motion
pO'dan Ilealih Depurliiient Kew Y'ork
VOWH.L 'IHOaiH-ON, No42 CEDAR St. K. T.
General and SoIoAsenta lor the Vnltcd males and thai
( aneiina. to w hi in all orders should be addressed
For ante hy all DrtiKxii'tN and Ceueral Deaiers In tha
Cnited Hales aud Cutiadas. 5183m .
DR.LESSEY'8 VEGEIABLK PILLS CURF
Dyspepsia Dlarrho?a. Rheumatism, Hh k Head
ah, and all oeranements of the Liver Ttiy purUV.
the blood and uiate the skin SHtt aud talr Ker sale bjr
Dr. I.KfSFY Ko 3'-i3 S. N1KTU Mreit Philadelphia,
and hy DrntBstsiienerall- .
i Aatnini, I. J . Buiiicmnct mo "r. j.eaaey iec
flirt 1 1 rvs me ureal pit a-uro to add mv testimony la
favor ot jour ' Vegetable Liver Pi Is " I had been
afliicud with ('cranked . onoitlon ot tho Liver for tea .
I years, und. curing that time, sutler, d intensely Irora
t acrid citcLati.es rotn atoniach tuid bowels, at rlouxlr
piostiatliiK ii y physical aidn.nitul enemlea lor weeks .
at a time, so much to tin' niv lie was despaired of.
but tti oufhaklid FruviiHnce, I was Introduced to
uu, and by the u."Oi our Hi s I have been wonder
ltiliv HMorcti, not bavina had an attack o mv old com
p'alt t or lost a ainule HBLoatb seivlco. '' hey act like a
cbartn Mud It not been tor them, I nave no Coubt L
shou d have been lain asle irom the in I nl' try
I must oud a iew lines m lavor of vour ' Life Pr
serer ' or V.ftctal le l.lnliient I have used I. for
r rya'peiaa Scalds and Hums -nd Inflammations: it
nroduces ren.nrkable resul's I wa cared of a vorr
Imo poie hy lis use Many ol my neighbors are urlntf It,
aud It gives universal Fatlaiaction .t snould be In every
houfe. Yot'rs,
KV. J TL 8TO' KTOV,
4 28taths:m TI'IRD Street, c amdeu, X. J.
V A KVIN'S S A F S.
MABVIN'8 SAFES.
tiT MAKVlN'i tAFKS.
Lif" MAUVlS'a SAFE .
ANOTHER SUCCESS 1
AN HHh,n fcUCCES- t
ANoratu .suociiss
GREAT FIRE IS CUABLKbTONI
MAHVIN'S TA IENT TKIUMPUANrl
Measrs. W. M. Bjeo & Co.. Charleston, Maya, lfliJ j
Gentlemen : I feel It adutv I owe you to express miy
entire sails laction In regard to Marvin's Sa.es, lor which,
you are apents. They have proved a l you have recom
mended. In the great Are on King stri ct, Apr'l 5. whloh,
dos roved "Hohb's" block, and my euttro stoci of gro
ceries and lhiuors, my books and papers were preserved,
In good condition, and It atlbrda tne great pleasure to
testify to the excellent quality ot thexe safes as they
aro Justly entitled to the Dlbi-st commence ot tha
public, Respectluily yours,
n, . , , , . W. I. TKIM.
1 he al.ove Safes for sale bv
MA11VIX & CO.,
Ko. Til CHKSSDT Street,
. , (Masonic IialM, I'bllaile pfil.i,
5 28 12t andKo2ti.t 11 COaDWAV, New Y..ik.
RANDALL & CO,
FLEFUMERS ANL IMPORTERS,
No. I3C2 CHESNUT Street.
Fine Fntrlish Toilot Soaps," J
IX GREAT VAlilETY JLRTRECKlViD.
Also. Trlpie Frctih I x tracts and I'ertumea.
e have ccr.btuiit ly on baud t verv variety o
PERFCMLRY AM) T01LKT HFyl'IHIlfH
Fxtrects, Powders Colonnea. fomadea Toilet
Vtuler. bbaung Lltiimi (.OfUii tloueg- leotu l'.ist.
Pruahes. etc. . 1 ,iu '
s
p n i n (j
BELDIKO OF EVIiRY DESCEIPf iOH, -
hom:samo and uktaii,,' -
AND MATKUIALS fOK THE 8A VK
BlSf Ql'ALl'lY AND SIYLE OP
M ATTltESSKS.
J. S. FUCLER,
4 lt-iutl 8ni Ko. 9o. SEVENTH S io.:,