THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 18GG.
AMUSEMENTS.
Arcs Stmiit Thbatrb MIsi IttiMiton was
announced to appear last evening m "Rosalind,"
another part in which she mumei male attire, bat
at the last moment Mr. Marlowe oime forward and
Informed tbe audience of Hm Huahton's sudden
-and serious indlpoltion, which would prevent ner
appearing. The andienoe received tbil information
with rreat resignation. The announcement which
followed, that Air. J oh a Drew would plar "Rosa
lind," and also appear on every other night of the
week, met with an en'htistastlo reception. Mrs. Drew
played "Rosalind" with that artistic perfection that
dtFtlngulihos hor. and which contrast so greatly
with the attempts of inefllolont pretenders to tread
in her footsteps. This evening Mrs Drew will ap
pear s "JLadv 'I'ena'o " and on Friday in Oiralda
arid Tin Day After the Wedlino Mrs Drew's ver
satility enahlos her to take up all parts of the written
nd acting drarra
Nkw Chksmjt fcTRKET Theatre) The Webb
Slf-ters will am etr this ev-ntng in a piece en'ltlod
Foemic; or, the Fosttr Smcit, a piece probablv taKen
jiom the French, which stems to be new to our
dava; but thin new til es are now so often glvon to
-old pleoos, that it ta as uifllcult to reoogniao old
f:iends as it was to rooomlz,i Napoleon's old sol
d ers nt de thoir ducal and princely namos. The
Misses Webb, however, have been attraouve inevory
thing.
Walnut Sthbet Theatre. Mr. Booth appea
this evening In his great part of tho King'.
Jester." Accnstomed to his " Uamlet," the imper
nmlinn of tha tool's r-VPIIfffi Is not OnlV most
wonderful, but most admirable, lhe comedy 01
f aint Heart, in which Mr. Taylor is so excollont,
Will also be given.
New American Theatre This theatre is botng
gradually patronized by the best c.as of our cti
aons ureal preparations have been made for their
comfort, and the amusements are of the verv best,
varied from ballet to ouinedv , with Harry Pearson.
It will be one of the attractions ot Fbiladolphia
during the summer.
Trixliant Concert ; wo of the last and per
haps finest musical entertainments ot this season
will bo given on to-morrow evening and Saturday
afternoon at the Acadcmv of Mosio. Madame dm
znnica, who has alwavs born a special favorite wit i
Phi'adolphlar.s, assisted by Bignor Limborti, Signo
Arilavaul, and Mr. Molicnau r, the exquisite vio
lotictllist, will certailny attract a crowd, it it is in tli
power of a splendid bill to secure attendance
Madame Gazzauia-a performs some of b.r boa
pivcos, espeo ally her rendition ol "Ah! mon tils,'
by Mejerbeor. isipnor Umberti sings a romanza o
Verdi s, which is exquisitely beautiful. Loveis o
tnusio should be in attendance, as the heats ot sum
mer are appioaching, and there will be but littlo
future opportunity lor this slvle oi amusement. We
can promise that all present will be satisfied with
the performers, tor it is seldom that so many fine
a: tie t s are iound in conjunction.
MATTERS OVER THE RIVER
Acquitted. Another of the boys whom
John Hvck implicated in the burring of Mr. Hatch's
barn on the 15th of .Hay, 18(16, has been aoquittod
bv the Jury. John Beck was convicted ot the citme
of setting that barn on fire at tho last term ol the
Camden county Couns, but bis sentence was sus
pended, iu order to give hiin that status which
would enable him to implicate others in thes acts
ol incendiarism. In cousequence ot this heimpti
ca'ed three other, two ot wnom have already beon
acquitu d, and it is prubab e thai a ue v trial will be
prantcd to one who was Iound guilty at a previous
trial. Ibe.e acts of incendiarism have created
intense excitement in tho pu mIio, so muoh so, in met,
as to often eiioit the ungenerous remark that the
boys charged ought to be convicted whether they
were gut.ty or not these remarks wore hignlv im
prudent and injudicious, but intelligent and noble
minded jurymen did not allow them to bias thoir
judgment nor sense ot justice in the rendition of
their verdicts.
Children's Home. The influence and
good which the Camden Home for Friendless Chil
dren is exerting is of the most salutary and philan
thropic character. A larse number of children,
destitute oi parents or guardians, have beon taken to
this institution, where tueir wants have boen care
fully attended to, and from which they have been
Bent to good an comfortable homes. Most ot these
little homeless wanderers were tho e belonging to
brve soldiers who ost their lives in dofonse of our
national flag, and whose mothers have either passed
away, or are too destitute to give them that tender
care their lutuie good nav require. The managers
are making every preparation within the scope of
their abilities to increase the usolu'ness of this
Children's Homer
The Public Schools. The Board of
Education are using all the means within their con
trol to advance the usefulness of the publio schools
ot Camden. They dosiirn at, an early day to com
mence the erection ol a new and commodious build
ing, for the purpose of concentrating all the classes
and departments or the schoo s in Middle Ward
into ono. This enterprise has been under considera
tion lor some time past, and it is most likely that it
will soon be consummated It is also designed to
introduce instrumental music into the public schools.
This would be ot great advantage to the pupils.
Strawberry Festival. The ladies con
nected with the Mothodist Kpisoopal Church at
Hammouton are now engaged in holding a straw
berry festival, whloh is very larcrely attended, the
proceeds of which are to be appropriated to
wards the building for themselves a very handsome
and convenient church edifice at that place. The
cultivation of strawberries by the people of Ham
mon ton has boen for several years past the princi
pal leature In the agricu ttral development ot that
city, and it has been carried to a profitable and vast
exient.
Tbe Late Sad Casualty. The melan-
Cho.y casuality which' occurred on Monday night,
by which Mr. Nicholas Landwehr lost his lite, in at
tempting to get over tbe chain before the boat was
fairly up to the wharf, will serve as a .'great warning
in the future. '
A Long Term. The present is the longest
tern ot the Court ever he'd in Camden county, It
boing now in the sixth week, and there is business
enough, if tried, to last tiuea or four weeks longer,
but it is most likely an adjournment will take plaoe
on Saturday. -
To be Completed. The new Presbyte
t!ani.liuroh on fourth stre-t. under the oastora
care ot Rev. Mr Baker, is fast approaching comple
tion, and will be huished by la l. It will hold about
six hundred persons.
Fatal Result. A man named Watson,
residing at White Horse, died a tew days siuoe irom
the eflucts ol having bis finger amputated .
' CITY INTELLIGENCE
For Additional Local Bans see Third rage.
Fenians on the Rampage. Ycsterdty
aiteruoon, about tour o'clo k, some tlltoeu
or twenty Feumns got on a Heading liai road train
at I'huenlxville, and Lenaved in an outiageous man
ner. They reiusjd to pay their lure, auaulted and
threatened the lite of tho conductor, Mr A. Wold i
gcr, and abused the passengers generally. They
were decorated with badges ol the ilrotherhood, ana
remarked that they were oh thoir way to the "seat of
war." In consequence of iheir disorderly conduct,
the train was delayed some timo, and did not arrive
in the city until twenty inmuios past nine v'oock
last eveuing. When at Aiormto vn, the con luctor
teleprophrd to tbe Miperiutendont ot the Road in
thl- city about the behavior of the Feniaus, aud that
ollicer at once notitiod the Lieutenant or Pol.ce
ol the Eighth District, who sent a squad of
men under Bergeant i.aooy to inn douot, to take the
men in cusioeyon their arrival. As soon as the
train came in eight ollicer stationed themselves at
d flVront points in the depot; but the TYniaiu su-t-pecliLg
koinotbing, about one half ot them escaped.
The policemen e oed In upon elht ot them, who
gave the names of John H. Mo Jully, Charl H.
O'Neal, Dennis O's laherty, Pe er Kelly, James
Rodger, D. Peter O'Dountl', John Kinney aud
Joseph IJobson Iho prisoners had a bearing before
Alderman Bos well, and were committed to answer.
Ko deadly weapons wore found upon their persons.
One ot the party drew a revolver on the conduo'or
wheu near Norriatown, aud it is supposed that the
party carry ng the instruments of df th escaped.
Found Iead. This morning;, about 5
o'c'ock, a white man named Samuel Nickols was
fouud dead iu the grove attached to the Uestonviilo
Park. Dee ased was 66 earsol age, and is sup
posed to have died Irom exposure H hud about
ninety dollars in his pocket lhe Coroue;-was uoti-
lied to hold an inquest upon thw bod.
Larceny of Money. Leila Manning had
bearing be lore Alderman Pottingor this morning,
charged with the Wrxuv ol ninety dollars. Bh j was
employed in a lauuly at Fourth aud berman st rents
as a domestic, and It is alleged sho appropriated the
money to her own use. The aocusod wat committed
to answer.
Safe Arrival The steamship Pioneer,
of the Philadelphia and southern Mul Stoaimbio
Company, arrived lu Savannah on Tuesday, Juuu 6,
Pafseugeis aud erew all well. . .
To Opirative Enoinekrs and Maciti-
WI8TS. The new lubr catlve raoklng lor stuffing the
boxes of stesm engines has just boon recommended
bv the ch.cf engineers ot muny ot our mod noted
i all road companies, as being far superior to any art!
o:e now made for the purposo. It has boen tho
roughly tested, and for either locomotive or station
ary enirlnes is the best In t!;e world. It is prepared
and sold br the l.ubr'ratlve Packing Company, at
their warerooms. No. 723 Chesnut street, at the rea
sonable rate of 7fi cents pnr pound. Those who do
not nse this packing should try it at once Its ad
vantages are manv, aod its coonomy Is universally
acknowledged. From the manv testimonials we
have reen, we feel perfectly m e in recom nendlng it
as lhe neplun vUrn hihrlcatlve packing.
Services or Colored Men Offered to
the Ffwians A dopmation of coloied men of this
itv wmtnri nn the Kxecntlve Committee Of the
i'ciilan B.olht r'lood this tr.o-nmg, snd offered the
servicos of one hundred men to muroh immediately
to the Canadian bordor. All are wel -drtnoa men,
and soived in the late .war. Not knowing the dispo
sition of the Commaridor-ln-oliiof ol the F. a , an
answer was dof ,rrd until Sfitnrdav,
Stealing Cigars. Two colored women,
named Mart Hettenoonnt and Ellzaboth Nixon, have
been hold in 800 bail each, to answer the charge of
tbe larceny of cigar. It seems that they were em
ployed a cooks at the stand in the Baltimore depot,
and for some time nast the nroDnotor has missed a
larire number of clears Ther we e detected lait
evening in carrying them awav, and on a starch
being made some 1100 clears were recovered.
p Interfering with tiie Dog-Catchers.
-Jobn Jameson and Harry Harkaway have boon
arrested on the chario of interfering with the dog
catchers. One was lakon into custody at Thiitoouth
and Race streets, and the other at Twent v-tourth and
Walnut streets. The prisoners were held to Lail to
keep the peace.
Tiie Vote on tiie Prize Bat and Ball.
The vote on lhe prize ba' and ball at the Kair, cor
ner ol Nineteenth and ureen streets, last evening,
stood as follows: Commonwealth, 64; Athiotio, or.,
74; Active, 7; Neptune, t); Pastimo, 13; Hamilton,
Jr., 2; Central, 8; usceoia. 8; Minerva, sr., 14.
Thh Newest Idea,
In Voughkeepsie there dwo'ls a smait youth
Who r solved to the publio view
Some fashion to show, that in truth,
Should be owned as entirelv new.
After studying mncn, be embraced
A plan that would not cost a dollar;
For ( o revenue stamps he placed
On either side his shirt collar.
But styles a new, and far more nice,
The l ower afl'ords, st a small price
Tt7 v ii . rv
All-wool Fancu Casaimere Pint, as low as ?4 00
Vests " ... 2 50
" Black " Pants " .... 6 00
' Cloth Vests " .... 4 00
" Fanrti Cassimere Suits, to match 14 00
' Mack Suits 20 00
Advancing from these ra'es toe hive goods of all
grades, tip to the very finest fabrics, at prices reduced
in proportion men s, liruuis , ana noyt , inuu
BANDS HAVS FOUND WITHIN THE PAST FEW WBBKS
THAT WE ABB ACTUALLY SBLI.INO GOOD, BKHVIOK-
ablk ooods at thb prices named.
bknnett & co.,
Tower Hall,
Ko. 513 Market Street.
"IlYOlEMC VIE"
This i-TOMAcino iiiTTER has no equal Iu promot
ing appetite and invigoiating digomon.
"Hyoienio Wink"
will answer most admirably as a bovereion re
medy in all casts of
Dyspepsia."
and in those states of di-bility whloh are apt to
attend convalescence, especially when the alimentary
canal is in au rnteeb'eo conait on, this
"Aromatic Tonio"
will be found most effectual in a permanent cure of
sourness ol tho stomach, and a di.positiou.to thoacou-
mu:ation oi nutus in ine dowci.
"Hyoienio Wine"
is tbe best remedv that can be employed in the con
valescence fiom Protracted lever, and sinking of lhe
vital bo wot s. l'livsicians nresoribe it as their main
dependence in all low febrilo affections, lor while it
increases the fulness, it lessons the frequency ol tho
pulse, it toothes tbe nerves, and produces a tendency
to sleep, giving renewed vigor to the whole system.
BENCH. RICHARDS tO.,
Sole Agents for Pennsylvania.
Also for sale by Dvott & Co., and all Druggists.
Mexican Mustang Liniment. There have been
few articles discovered whioh have contribu'ed so
much to the relief ol tho suffering as tbe celebrated
Mex'can Mustang Unameat. Kor the speedy and
effectual cure ol sprains, sores scratches, or galls ot
horses, burnt, bruises, or rheumatism, there is
nothing comparable to it in tbe entire range of mate
ria medica. The genuine article has the private
United States stamp cf Demas, Barnes & Co. oror the
top. or sale everywhere.
Con. for the Hot Weather. Why is a pin
cushion like a1! the Clothing Bold at Charles Stokes
& Co.'s one price, under the Continental? Becanse
you cannot sue all of it" good pimt at tb first
glance!
Moral Clothing widoly different in quality may
look a ike. tut the wear will determine the ouaitv
of tbe material and workmanship; and for Clothing
that cxcelB in these particulars buy of Stokes, under
tne continental.
Needles C. C. T. "Compound Camphor
Troches." Potent pocket reined , subdues cramp,
controls diarrhoea, cho'eraio evidences, etc Only
maker, C. 11. Needles, f welith aud Race, Philadel
phia, nity cents per pox.
Dutcher's Dead Shot fob Bedbugs. Kills
upon touch, curls them up as Are does a loaf, and
remains of permanent efToct. Try it, and sloop in
peace. Sold by all live druggists.
Female Trusses, Brace, Supporters, Elastlo
Bolts, and Stockings, light and elegant in finish,
adjusted by a lady, at Needles , iwemn siroot, ursi
door Dciow Kaco.
GitovKR & Baker's Highest Premium Elastlo
Stitch and i.ock-Sli ch Sewing Machines. Ko. 730
Chesnut streoi.
"Inbricatlve packlni for steam onpineg. for forms
see 72a chesnut st., puna., and Hi dey st., new york.'
Grandmother's Gingerbread. Excellont.
Buy it ol G. Byion Morse, No. 004 Arch street.
7 80s, 5-20s, 1881s. 10 40s, Compound Tnterest Notes,
and Gold and tmver oougnt ana so o py
Drexel k V.o..
No. 84 3. Third Street.
Compound Interest Notes 7 810 and 6 20a
wanted. le Haven & Brother, No. 40 S. Third St.
Popular Tailorino.
Heady-made Clothing,
and
i ine Custom Work.
Wanamakkr & Brown,
Oak Hall,
Southeast corner Sixth and Market Streets.
MARRIKD.
is CASEY- THOKNTON. In New York citv. June
SthiUbtant, lirevt-t Mijor J AM b.S S. CASKY, 6th
United IStafoa Infantry, to ADf,LI A, daughter ot the
late Brevet Brigadier-Lieneral W. A. Thornton,
U. 8. A
DUNN LONG BINE -On the 19:h of March,
18(38 bvtbeKov Joseph K. (Smith Mr. ALEX AN.
DtR 1UNN to Mi?s JOSEPUiNE E. JUONUBINE,
all ottbis city.
MUT.LANY FTAKr-Ou Tuesday, June 5, bv the
Itev. v imam r ureea, t'otiiuiuuder J it M.VUl-
bON MULL ANY. U 8. Navr. and JENNIE H
youngest daughter oi the lute James M. Hart, of this
city. t
NEWCOMB CLARK On the 4th Ins ant, by
the Kev. Erancls Church. Mr JO IN NEWCOMB to
Miss U'UEMi CLAUK, both of this city.
MAI 80.-Ou the 4th instant, GOODWIN MAT
SON aged 35 years
lhe relatives and friends of tbe family a'so Frauk
lin Lodge, No. 6 I. O ol O. F., Ashland Encamp
uieut. No. 45, I. O. ot O. F , also Industry Lodge, No.
131, A. Y. M., are respeoi.ully invited to attend the
funeral services, this evening, June 7, at B o'clock,
at his late residence, No. 1414 1- awn street. To pro
ceed to Wood 1 nry, N. J , ou Friday morning, from
boutb street wharf, at 8 o'clock.
McPOY LE. On the 6th inst , J AMES Mot OYLTC,
aged 84 years
The relatives and friends of the family, a'so the
meiubeis ot tt John's B-nelletal Soo eU, are re
spect lully mvit'd to attend tho funeral, from his late
resiaence. No. 19'i5 Jones street, ou Suudsy after
noon at 1 o'o ock, without further notioe.
STU DDI FORD. On Tuesday, the 6th Instant,
Bev. P. O STU DDIFOKD I). )., ot Lambertville.
His frionds are invited to attend the funeral, ou
Friday, the 8th instant, at 1 o'clock.
TTOH A BRIDAL OR niRTHDAY OIFT WE
JJ have Ivorv Tab ToMerr In nest Morocco cas f
also plated Nut Picks In cns A irsneral asortmeDt
ol docket Knives, ttclisors, and Tstile futlerv at
I H I Tl 1 i, fl 1 " n,
No. (US (Eight Thlrty-flvs) MARK KT Bt. blow Ninth.
TRON BRACKRTS FOR SHELVES OR MAV
I tels. nrt inncv Iron Clocks and Book Shelves lor
sale at t Hardware r tore of . .
THl'Msn nnT,
No. m (tight Thlrty-flve) MARKET wt.. below Mnth.
rpWO BUBHFL3 OF CHERRIES MAY HAVE
1. the stones removed In an hour by the use of the
Patent Cherry Htonlng Machines. This should male It
piofluble to dry your cherries w , . n .
No. MSfElffhtThlrtv nTS) MARKET Ht.. below Ninth,
J IV inlli r-na i
MACKINAW SUNDOWNS
GENUINE
P'Olt ijAt'ir.n,
IN GREAT VARIETY. TO Bt, HAD OF
THRO. H. Mr.CALLA,
At bis Old EstablUbcd Hat and Cap Kmporinm,
,
t U 1m Ho. 801 CHESHUT utreeu
TORDAN'B TO
NIC ALE.
t) JORDAN'S TONIC ALU.
IAL f A 10 U T1K6IP AT.W
" JORIIANS TONIC AtB.
Tf U 9tu.nmmnAfA ItV BbvnlrlfinS Ol this and OttlOt
places as a uperlor fnie. eiifi requites nut a trial 10
convince lhe moct skeptical ol its great me lt To be
had, holesalt aud retail, ot P. I1;i05D'V
rhamnsane Cider, by the doien, bottled, or bv the
n t,. . r. n n rw,, w.
oarrei. "
" " U lit
TTN ADULTERATED LIQUORS ONLY.
U KICHARD PKNISTAN'd
. . ...... k. 1. i, m ma
No. 430 CHKUNUr HTBK.ET.
Soar It Opposite the Pot Ortics,
Pill I.ADF.I.PIII A.
Families supplied. Ordors irom the Country promptly
attonuea to. . . .
AUCTION SALLS.
ANCOAST A WARNOCK,
P
a rtnipinvrt'Da
Bins
No. 210 MARKET Street
RPEflAL TOSITTVE BALE Of SOB CA9ES STRAW
UUUUS-HI UA 1 ALUUU C.
On FrlilAv
.tiinn A. Rnmmerclnir at 11 o'clock, comprising a full
assortment of acw and fashionable styles for ladles',
misses', and cbiioren's wear "
-T SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEEB,
JL-J.Ko. 1IK0 CHE9SUT 8TKEET.
film W nrenarnil frnm now until JnlV 1. to
make sneclal sales of anv description of merchandise.
and will use our best enueavors 10 give saiisiacnuu.
f or terms, cto., apply at me u mce. o a to
MILLINERY, MANTUA-MAKING, &c
f OOD CAUY,
No. 725 CHESNUT St.;
OFFER
TRIMMED BONNETS,
AND
LADIES' AND MISSES' TRIMMED 1IA.TS,
AT COST.
EVERY STYLE OF
BONNET AND HAT,
AT MODERATE PRICES.
BONNET FRAMES,
B1BB0N8,
SILKS,
CBAPES,
FLOWERS, ETC. ETC
WOOD & CARY,
No. 725 CHESNUT STREET.
4 182mrp
I? E E E M A N & C O.,
N.W. Corner EIGHTH and VINE Sts.
JTJ9T BECEIVED,
Five Hundred Fancy Bonnets.
FANCBO.V BOSNET8 ATiHIO.
GL.VSCIA BONMETS AT tl 25.
DEBBY BATS, tl 20 to 2 00.
YACHT UlTS, 1 I'S to 2 25.
fcUNDO WNS, tl 00 to 8 7 6t
MRS. It. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street,
Has a handsome assortment of STRING HILLIKEBTi
UIsks' and Inlauta' Hais and Caps, Silks, Velvets,
Crapes, Blhbons, Feathers, Flowers, K rain os, etc. 1 194m
SO. 103 S. EIGHTH STREET.
Just iccelved, a large aud splendid assortment ol the
most fashlonab'e
BUTTONS, FANCY TRIMMINGS,
For Coats and Dresses, at greatly reduced prices.
Ladies, call at our store and oonvlnce yourself of the
tact.
SMALL PROFIT AND QUICK SALES.
WM. LONNERSTADTER,
No. 103 North EIGHTH St.,
Second door above Arch, next to tbe corner
29tuths tTl
T AD1ES' CLOAKS, BASQUES, ETC.
nana and thimmkd
IN TM? M081' FSUlONAUL"! STYLE,
FROM TDF. BKiT(K)ODS.
AT THE LOWEST I'OSSIBUK I RICES.
IVESS CO..
8 11 2m No. 23 South MATH Street.
BIOKREISTE,
OK L1FE-REJUVENAT0U.
bTRENOTH TO TIIE WEAK YOUTH TO TUB AGED
This preparation Is unequal ed as a rejuveoator and re
storer ot wasted aud Inert fuuouon.
'I be teeb e. the aged aod all those who have In anv
wa.v Impaired their vitality by exceoslve mental or physi
f.Ai'HDniicatlon.wlll fluutba Hlnkreue to be what itt imtiiA
mipliet a II e-reluvecator, which, while It builds up the
shattered constitution, will a'so Impart to the feeiUigj
the briskness ami enenry wi.ieo DeiooK to yon to
Ho maltar bv what cause anv Oman has become enfee
bled In Ita lUiictKns thin superb preparation wl.l remove
that nfumft Rt mice ana lorever.
BIOKKENE cures Uiuial Doillttv Impotenov, Ner
voui lneanacltv. lvDensla. Uinression Luh of Appe
tite. Low hDlrlts. Imbecility. ilonUl Iadoleno. Emacia
tion, Ennui II baa a moat deligliinil, desirable, and
novel e fleet upon tbe nervous system, and ail who are In
any way prostra ed by nervous duutblittles are earnaatly
auviret to seea a cure iu uiia uiuat v&uei.wii auu uu
,mnllr1 nronai-Atlnil-
BIOKKKNK The Feeble, the Lanenld. tbe Desnalr-
iru tha Old ariould slva this Valuable discovery a trial i
It Will be round tota'ly aitletut trout all other articles
for the same purpose. ... ...
'IO FEMALE8. Ibis preparation Is Invaluable In ner
vous weaknesses of all kin Is, as it will restore tbe
wasted strength with woodenul permanence.
It Is also a uiand Tenia, and will give re lef in Dyspep
sia with ths first dose A brief perais'enoa In Its use
will lanovate tht stviuach to a degree of perieot hsalui,
nil thMitUli llv.mftntl. IfirAVAf.
Ona loilar per bottle, or six bottles for 5. Bold bv
IrruKKlutS tfenirnl y Sent byexpres anywhere by ad-
drewing uvtchimisi uiLLitu froprieton,
HO DUllimiiiMW ib
Hold bv
JOHNSON. HOLLO WAY A OOWDES,
Ko M no iu oi a. i u ntreeu
4 19 thstuOmrp Ko itl N. SECOMD St.
INDIA RUBBER PAINT.
A TIMELY INVENTION
PATENT
INDIA RUBBER PAINT.
TOE BEST HOUSE MINI EVER MADE.
MANUFACTURED BT
The American Gum Paint Co.
FACTORY,
8. E. C0RSEB TWEST1ETH AND FILBERT SIS.
OFFICE,
No. 44 S. TIIIHD Street.
TAINTS OF EVERY COLOR GROUND IX
1' LRU. LINSEED OIL AftD INDIA RUBBER.
ALSO,
PUBE WHITE LEAD AND ZINC.
After a trial of several months, by prominent
Painters, 8blp Builders, Bai'road Companlos, and
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rnorrRTY ownfbs whi. pi.kask takib
SOI ICR ol lhe following list ot claims filed against Uia
nrone rtles hereinafter dnurltiMt. niu.n iwhi, h wrlin nf
scire facias will be Imui4 wlihia three months from this
date, 11 not paid at this ottice
April 30,1866.
rnnu lmcvvT K
Pace 1. Cltr iMinhnAi i.itArn n f riAmu.
Term. I WW. fcol7. tlaltn for water pipe.' IST1. Lot
and bulldlnu on soutbeaat side ot 'I hompnon strwrt, 81
lVi. 'IS!- j ' vu sireei, ti icei ironi, iu laeiueplu.
lrth in Bra
I'age . City vs. ,Ioh Bmlth. C. P., December Term,
U6A No. 10. (Jialm lor water pipe, tit t- IOtsouth
eaat side ot Ibninpnon street, 1W tcet snuthweat from.
Jiortls iitreet, M fect Iront on Thompson street, depth M
ti, iri u TT nil,.
Page 4. tlty vs. If, Carey lea C. P., reeemof
Term, law. No 2I Claim for wafpr pipe, 3-ft Lot
'lUihrast c met ot twentieth and Ux'cd utrveU, east
ward, toath sh)e ot Oxford strret 6 leet UIH inches.
ttience souihet 1 feet WW to a point In east line of
1 wfptleth strvet, thence north along east Hoe of Tweo-
oein aireei .w leel to the place ol beginning. 2tn Wan).
1'SKe 6 Citv vs. M. arev Lea I. u.. Ivceuiber
lerui. r.0.7. cia in tor watnl n -e 111-2K. Lot
noilh sldeof Oxlord trot. and eaa' side ot Twentieth
stoeet. lt'H icet tiont. I;m iot in ,i,.ih .i.ia nr
Twentieth street. 21th Ward.
l'aieB illy vs John Lewis Burns. C. P.. December
Term. lr6. io 11. 4 latin for water pt), 7- Lot en
went side o( lownaend atrcat .'Itl fp-t ouilieasi miin
He pvlva street. HA feet from on Towusoud slreet, 80
teetaepin routnwest. 19th Ward.
Fae 7. tlly vs M. ( arev Lea. D. C. Decmher
Term. lHWl. Ne. 8 Claim lor water pine, sVJ4M-44.
Lot north aide Oxfonl strpoi anil cant ntno iwpntv flfNt
street; iront on Oxiord afreet 31 fret, depih north along
faat side THcntv -lint atreot 130 lbet tn Tumor atreoL
2tth Ward.
raueH. city vs. wi'iiara n. hisck, c. p., Peoatnner
Term. iMftft. Ko. 'It. Claim tor water pipe 28 m. Lot
and brick dwelling ssutbweat side Townaenit street,
104 Icet so'itbeaat Imui HopvJva street, front on lowu
send street 38 fent. depth sonihweKt 80 feet. 19ib Ward.
raiey t uy vs Luawigwani-cnmt.it. u P., Dooein
ber'ierm. !. No. i3. t'laim for wat-r plna, atO lt
north side Nonls street, and west side Thompson ureet,
front on Norrla street 411 feet, ripoth north nna ..t
Si!e Ihoinpfion street 113 leet. Vnh Ward..
I'aaa 10 CI v v Freeman Hcott t!. P.. T)oonmher
i leini, It-6. No. 24. Claim tor water pipe, a'WU. Lot
rorinoaat corner orris ana pnmps mew. tnence along
Philip reel U leet. thence eaat paral ol with Wager
sticet, 3'2 feet. i hence nouth. parallel with Phlllo atroet.
24 leet to Norrl slreet, thence went alontr the north
side on Is street 29 leet, to the p ace ol beninnlnit. 19th
W ard.
pane ii iiitts. wiiiiam ii. witie. c. r., Decetnt-cr
Term. )r. No. IB. Claim lor wa er pipe. S'24. Lo
southeast cotnerof Townsend and .sepviva s recta, front
on Townsend street, iti leet. depth southwest, along
southeast side of nepviva si rest, Kl leet. litth Ward.
raue rj. i ity vs. r-amuei a. mu.er. I"., necom
ter term, lrtjft. No. 28. Claim tor water pipe, $M2V
Lot and Irame stabling northeaMt alike or Townaeiid
street, M feer nnrthwext from Memnhls street fYont on
I owi send street, 61 leet 8 inches, depth northeast, 61
leai. iuiu aru.
Paf e 13. Cl.y vs. James L. Houston. C. P., Decem
ber lerm.lWA. No. 27 Claim tor water pipe. 27.
Lot on northwest corner ot Townseud and 1 u.lp streets
mint on Townsend street, 64 leet depth along Tulip
street, 7 5 leet. lilt h Ward.
Page 14. city vs. Joseph Waterman. CP.. Decem
ber Term. 1864. No. 28. C laim lor water pipe, $13 60.
Lot on noitheust side of Townxond street. 64 tcet nor h
wet irom Tulip street, irom on Townsend atrent
18 feet, depth nor heast 151 feet to Dauphin street, lvth
Ward.
Page 15. CUT vs. Mr. Fry. C. P.. December Term,
1RA. No. 29. Claim for water nine. tlS'&O. Lot south
west side ol Townsend street. 118 feet southoast from
Memphis street, iront on Townnena street 18 feet,
aeptu soutuweat, ltl leet to uus street. itu nam,
Pane 17. Cltr vs. W. Blaca latent). C. P.. December
Term. 1866. No. 31. Claim lor vater nine. 13 40. lot
southwest side of Townseud street. 64 feet southeast
irr.m Mcmnhis street. Iront on lownaend a. root 18 icet.
.lnntlt .nnlltwellt af reet.-lflth Xl'nril
l'ane IB City vs. it. v linesmen. j. r., uerBmiier
Tenn. lMo. No. 92. Claim tor water pipe. 8I.V0O Lot
out hw est side of Towusend streoi. o leet northwest
ironi Mcuipliis street fronton Townsend street 2d feet,
depth southwest Parallel to Mcn,phls street ibl leet to
ntla.lrAt 1'Mh WAn).
Vr.a hi fiiv vn Isaao Barton. C. P.. Deeorrber
Term 1865. No.33. Claim tor water pipe 2V00. lot
southwest side ef Townsend street, southeast side of
Tulip s reet, front on Townaeud street Ml leet deptn on
I uiip street ibl leci to uus iree wi n .
Kate '. City vs. (Jeorve Illchardson. D C Docsm
h.r frmi. Iri.v Nn. a Claim lor removinir nuisance
828 60. lot west slds of 'twentieth s'reet. north slda
Alter street. 60 leet Iront on Jweuttetli street hi icet
depth west parallel to Alter street to a J teot wide alley.
26tu wara.
Pnoe 91. Citv vs. Mvers. D. (X. December Term 1865.
No. 10 Claim! t removing nuisance, 37 00. Lot and
thice storv brio, !..QUfe, south aide ot Catharine street,
hecrlnnlnir 148 fnet e.,st ni t Tlrniil street 16 loot trout. 75
feet dcptR parsllol to tJroad stteet to tbe south side ol a
. . . . V. . I .1 1 1 a
UI1CH privv. ou am.
Panels Citv vs. Hnldor D. C. December Teim. 1885,
No. 11. Claim for removing nu sance ail-10 Lot north
side (No 636) Jefferson street. 61 teet -vest from west
side 01 Aiarsban street, iv leet iront ondenerson rest,
66 feet in depth north at riitbt aniiles loJetterson street
on its east une. 66 lee', on tho west Jinaj, including an
alley, m-a tram.
Page 2a City vs. Prlos. D. C December Term, 1865.
No 12. Claim for removing nuisance, 448 05. Lot (No.
808) sou'h side of Lombard street, beginning 64 feet west
ot west side ol '1 bird street, front east and west 16 ioet.
extending south on the east line 16 feet to a 3 feet wide
al'ev. thence west 3 leet, thence north 4 teet thenoe
west 12 Icet, thence north 70 lee: to the south line of
Lombard street 6th Wa-d
Page 24 City vs. Price. D C, December Term, 1865.
No. 13. Claim lor removing nulrance, i2 SO. tot the
same as on Page 23.
Page 26. City vs Btewart. D. C, December Term,
lfctm. n. 14. Claim for removing nuisance, 4i 41. Lot
(No. 108 -west side k Invent n s.rce , beginning 64 teet
rorth oi north side Sansomi front 18 feet on Kteventh
street was on south, line 66 feet, to a 3 teet vide alier,
i hence north 6 feet eaat 4 leet, thence north 6 leet.
thenoe eaat 22 feet, thence north 3 reot, tbence east 34
leet to west line Eleventh street. 8th Watd.
Page 26. City va. C. A. Bnvder. D. C , December Term,
1864. No. 15. Claim for water pipe, eto, C10600. Lot
east side Klghtcenth street, nor h side ot Oxford sheet,
front on Klgnteentb street 140 teet, depth ea.1t along
north side Oxford street, 177 teet to a 40 teet wide street
20th Ward.
Page 21 City vs. The Farmers' and Mechanics' Land
and Building Association, ii. C.. December Term, lrWS.
No 16. Claim lor water pipe. 148-rjO. Lot west side
1 Igbteenth street 90 foetioutn (torn south side Columbia
avenue, front on FIghuenth street 198 teet. depth west
at right angles to e ighteenth street 170 leet to a 41) leet
wide street. 20th Waid.
Page 28. City vs. same. D. C, December Term,185.
No. 17. Cl-aim lor water pipe, lt4 44. Lot v ext side
Mgbteemh street, 112 irei north from notth side Master
Street, iront on Eighteenth street 2i9 feet, depth west
ai right angles to t-lghtetnth street, on south line
thereof', !?? lest, aod on the noith line thereof 71 feet 4
inches to middle ol Timber lane. 20th Waid
Page 29. City vs same. C. P., December Term, 1865
No 34. Claim tor water pipe . 1 44 00. Lot beginning
KUh teen Hi street at 31 teet north tiom north side of
Master street west at right angles to Eighteenth s'reet,
71 fiet to 1 1mber laue, thence northeast along middle ot
Umber lane. 1)3 feet to west side of eighteenth Btreet,
thence south a ong west side of Klghteenth street, 60 feet
to the place ol beginning. 20, h WarJ.
Page 30. thy vs. Archer. 1 C, December Term 1864.
Ko. 18. Claim (or removing nuisance 41'27. Lot east
aide of Aider street (No. 931) 298 leet north from uorth
side ol Foplar street, 18 fect front on Alder street, 21 feet
deep o that width east at right angles to Alder street.
2Uh Ward.
Page 31. City vs Myers. D. C, December Term, 1865.
No. 19. Clahu for removing nuisance. 828 00. Lot west
side Hutchinson s'reet, i Nos 908 and 910 , 71 feet norto
Irom the noith side or Poplar Btreet. 32 feet iront on
Hutchinson at et 64 feetrieutl of that width wait at
right angles to a 3 feet wide alley. 20, h Ward.
Page 32 Cliyvs Lee, D. C. Decomber Term, 1865.
No. 20. Claim for removing nulsauce, 4J2 93. Lot south
side oi Thompson s reet, (No. 1530), 147 feet from west
side ot Pliteentli street 16 feet in front on Thompson
street, depth 60 leet south oi thut wldtii. at right angles
to Thompson Btreet, to a 6 feet wide ullov. 20th Ward.
Page 33. Citv vs John Doe. D. C. December Term.
lKift. No 21 (lalm for removing nuisance. 20 Lot
south side of South street (No 618) and two story frame
house thereon. Beginning at 120 leet west oi Blxti
Mreet, 17 'eet front ou Boutii s.reot, 44 feet In depth
south. 4th Ward.
Page 34 City vs tame. D. fi , DeeemWr Term 1R65.
No 22 Claim lor removing nn isunvo 20 00. Lot south
side t-outh stieet(No 60) and two story brick house
thereon, beulnning l'1 teet west oi' Bixtb street 14 leet
iront on Blxth Btreet, and 6i feet iu tlep h south. 4th
Ward.
Page 36 City vs. Michael Canton. D. C. December
Term, 1865 No 24 :laim tor removing nuisance,
$07 74 Lot east side of Hpuilunl str et. south of Bed
lord (third housei. with a hr.ek tenement thereon be
ginning 26 leet bou h oi Bedford street 13 leet Iront on
Ipallord street, and 16 leet in depth east. 4th Ward
Pag" 37. City vs. llctira i. Ji C. December Terra,
106 No 28. Claim lor removing nuisance, ti7 74. Lot
west s'de of Houtb Hixth street No 62n). with brick
tenement thereon, beginning 61 leet south ot Bedford
street, 16 leet front. 68 leet in depth west, parallel to Bed
ford stieet 4th Warn.
Paae38. Cityvs Wi.llam cho!well. D. C, December
Term. 185. No. 28 Claim to. ren ovhig nuWance,
l-i710 Lot south Bide Ogden s reet iNo. 1132) 93 leet
tast Ircm east side Iwc'itb street 16 feet tont i n
( adei- itroct by 78 leet Ueitli south to Myrtle street
14psge0 ' Citv v. Cooper. D C. December Term,
1166 llo. 28. Claim for removing nul noo. 25'0 Three
loU cn Bouth side Mott Btreet ( oi. im, 1.VI4 , HWS'.wlth
three-story brick bouses thereon beglnulng 246, 372 288
feet respectively each west of Thlrleenth street; each lot
16 feet (rout, two easternmost lo.s 26 eet deep and wett
i8 feet deep. 2d Ward.
Page 41. City vs. Psta'e of fhar'es Colton, deceased,
W. Loughlln, Agent. D. C. Peoeiiibet Term 1865 No.
V9. Claim for removing nuisance a4ri.2. Lot souta
sldeol Bedford stieet (No. 602) and building, beginniog
24 feet west of Sixth street, 14 leet trout, aud 40 leet
dCpSgS tthniy vs Klrkpatrlck. IX O..Decmb.r Term'
1866. No 80 Claim tor removing nuisauce. 10D0
Lr.orh..de Bedford street (Ko. 613) . iirf tfwwtr
frame linuMM beL Inning 100 teet west of Wlxtll street 27
feeUtont wB north a8Uk 4Ul
WPiure4J. Cityvs. FlnegaB D. O.. December Term,
1866T No 31. Claim lor removing nulsanoa to 00. Lot
wtai?a'fNo. 0 4) Houth Ninth street, with three storv
hriJk,hou..eg!n!dng feet norto or Manilla street, U
a ix ft n.nl iifl 1 IlkL U Blisjrti, asj vm w www. ssu vv saava,
t hrlst Ian street, theucs went on south lina 101 reel to
.,r. i iLenoa north aloua same 18 feet, thenoe
am alona north line lis) leet to Front street, thence
souin atoug aui iu icvi iv m fw vi vhum9. j
watd.
FOURTH EDITION
FROM WAS HI KB TON THIS AFTERKOON.
1SPICIAL SMPATCHM TO EV tltlNO TKLFOHAPn 1
Washinotom, Junt? 7.
Th Adjonrntmosit of Canvress,
Mr. Anconn, of Pennsylvania, made- an In
elTeclnal attempt in the House to-day to Intro
duce a resolution for an adjournment on the
28th of June. It is understood thatjlne 8enate
is likely to amend tho resoluliou heretofore
adopted by the House in regard to the adjourn
ment, by fixing the date of the same on July 18.
CONGRESS.
Washington, June 7.
Rnstt.
Mr. Morean (X. Y.) presented the petition of
Union officers eiiizaped iu the cultivation of cot
ton, aprainst the proposed tax on cotton. Ito-
lerred to the Finance Committee.
At 1 o'clock the Beconetruclioa resolution wha
taken tip.
mx. Dims (Uy. ) took the floor in opposition.
IIoa of Ki.reflntftUve.
Mr. Ancona (Pa.) asked the consent of the
House to Introduce a ioint resolution authorizing
the President of the Senate and Speaker of the
House to cloie the preseut session by adjourn
ing their respective Houses on Thurs lav, tho
2m h ol June, at 12 o'clock.
Mr. Kclley (fa.) ohiected.
Mr. Ancona asked the Speaker whether tb.
Joint resolution is not privileared.
i ne spcaiter repueu inat it was n tne House
whs not engflired in other business, but the
House was constructively engaoed in tbe untln
ished business of yesterdny, the Senate loint
refolution approprinting $121,78577 lo enable
the PreMdent to negotiate treaties with tho In
dian tribea of the Upper Mississippi and the
Upper Platte rivers, alter which the League
Island bill would come up as unfinished: busi
ness Mr. Raymond (N. Y.) made several proposi
tions as lo the postponement of the joint resolu
tion in rclerence to Indian treaties, bat at they
were not agreed to, he gave way to the previous
question on its passage.
The House refused to second the previous
question, when Mr. Burleigh ( Dakota u Ter.)
moved to postpone the loint resolution till Mon
day nest, when he proposed to show that tho
money appropriated by it, and most of which,
was actuully spent, was being squat: dcred by
the Commisbioner of Indinn Affairs iu violation,
of law. The motion was acrecd to.
Mr. Hubbard (Iowa) introduced a bill to se
cure horn est cads to achial settlers on the publio
domains, and to encourtipe tbe planting ot forest
tretsand the growth ot timber thereon. Itead
twice, and reieired to the Committee ou Public
Lauds. This bill givct one-quarter of a section
ot unappropriated laud destitute ot timber to
any person who will enter upon the same, and
cultivate not less than ten acres, and plant
not leps than V n acres more in forest trees, not
less than CItcen leet' apart, and protect and
preserve tbe same from tiro and lolury. Patent
to be obtained at the end of five ye:irs.
Mr. Wlndora (Minn.) offered a resolution,
which was adopted, calling on the Secretary of
War for intormation as io the amount expended
for the suppression of Indian hostilities, and.
for the various military expeditions against
Iudian tribes during the years 1864-6. ' Ho also
introduced a bill granting to tbe State of Iowa
lands in alternate sections, to aid iu tbe con
struction Of the St. Louia aii.1 fju RanirU
Railr'"! Company. Read twice, "and referred
to the Committee on Public Lands.
The House resumed the consideration of the
bill to authorize the Secretary of the Navy to
accept Leatrue Island, in the Delaware river, for
naval purposes.
Mr. Myers (Pa.) addressed the House In au
hour's speech, iu advocacy of the bill, claiming
for League Island all the advantages desired for
an iron-clad et itioa, and disproving those of New
London.
The Fenians.
Syracuse, N. Y., June 7. There was muck
excitement amongst the Fenians last night $600
was raised at tbe meeting, and 110 men sent to
the front.
Several car loads of Fenians from tbe Wee,t
passed over on the trains last night.
Franklin, Pa., June 7. Three hundred Fe
niats marched to the depot this morning, and
then marched back again.
Toronto, C. W., June 7. All is quiet at the
various poiDts ou tbe western frontier. The
action of the United States Government causes
the greatest satisfaction.
Parliament will meet to-morrow, when, no
doubt, tbe Government will be empowered to
suspend the n rit of habeas corpus, In order to
bring the Fenians to trial by Court Martial. The
sefflon will probably be short.
From Fortress Monroe.
Fortress Monroe, June 7. Arrived, ateame
Lavacca, 7 days from New Orleans, with 30)
men of the 10th Uuited States Colored Infantry,
en route to City Point, to be muMereJ out. The
steamer Ncrwich, with the balance of the rcgl
ment, sailed 21 hours before tbe Lavacca.
Latent Maiket8 by Telegraph.
New York, June 7. Cotton Is Arm at unchanged
prices. .Flour dull for common. State destined
tulOo. , with sales at 87'10a9 90; Ohio $9 30 a; 14;
W eetoru 710i9'76. Southern unchanged; 800 bbla
sold at $9 2(Xalb'60. Wheat deonuinjt tor common;
pi ime is scarce and firm Corn advancing; sales of
20 000 bushols at 82a8Sjo. Beef steadv. Pork
cady at 830..66. Lard steady at 19220,
Nkw York, June 7 Stocks are lower. Miohiiran
Southern, 701 ; Cumberland preferred, 46; Illinois
Central, 121; New York Central, 97j : Pennsylvania)
Coal, H08J; Missouri 6s, 79: Krie Railroad, 62 J;
Western Union feletraph. 60); (Jnited 6tatns Cou
pon 6s, 1861. 100; 6-20s, 18U2, 102); do. 1805. 102J ;
10-4(8, 96; Trwaeury 7 810ths, 1U2, ; Gold, ltlj.
Baltimore, June 7. Flour firm for high (trades;
common qualities neglected. Wheat quiet and searoe,
red til 06. Corn fii m, white 96o ; yellow 88u. Oata
steady. Sugar steady. Proviions buuyaut. Uesa
Pork 982. Whisky firm at 2 U.
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, June 7
Bepoited by De Haven A Uro., Ho. 40 b. Thlid strjt,
BEIWE lOAh.D3.
tr.OOO City 6s a, o fc p 06
26 sh Juehigh Nay 60
fHOOO do wo
Hf6(0 do 0
26IX) Ho 96
sjlGOO do mun 9
7000 Fittsh'e 4s 66
70 sh,li08touv....b6 18i
60 sh do 18
200 sh do 19
100 an Reading 64
100 sh do b80 64
100 sh do 64
200 sh busu Cau..b60 161
200 sh do 0 16i
9sh I.fh Val 62 ti
100 ah Ocean bSO 6i
SECOND
91000 U 8 6-20. 68 . 1021
U0O do loss;
20(0 do 102 J I
6000 Fa H ltmt 6a KKIj1
tfitOO t'onnt's K bda 90 I
4006 City 6s o, k O 92 I
800 sh St Niou Coal.. 2-81
600 sh do 2
200shTarr Howe... 1
BOARD
100 sh Ocean 9
100 sh do l80 6
100 sh do 30 6
200 sh do bS) 61
100 sh Hest've 11 J
Ssh Lehigh Nav... 60
WANTS
WANTED TO PURCHASE. A HOUSE
LiiSl tn h weatern part ot tb citv. between Broad and
'J tveaiy fitmt streets, and Vina and Plus streets, luuue
dta e posseashm. Price ahout 10,000.
Any one having such a houHe will confer a favor
nnon tha advariUer by aUdrsaalng J W. 6 at thU.
Office. '
VTTANTED THREB DISABLED SOI.DIER3.
st rear building ol So. 7 HACK Atreot. J'"
n (.ei wvk- . 0 1 It