THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 18CC.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
I For Adddionai Locat Items se e F , .
Cbtjrch Mattkrb. Dr. Jeffcry, of this
cUy, having been invited to the Presidency of
the new College at Ottawa, Kansas, tendered
j ats rcRifmailon as Pastor ot the Fourth Baptist
Church. The Church has recently acted upon
' the resignation, and ret used to accept It. The
Doctor has decided to remain at his post.
The bynod to whone churches tbe 1 arc act nam
bT ot additions, by profession of faith, has
" been made, Is tbe Synod of Philadelphia. Tbe
, ; -whole number reported by its Presbyteries is
' 3224, being between one-rtith and one-sixth of
' ' the entire number added 10 the whole Church
i last year.
, The statistic) of the Reformed Dutch Church
for 18C6 are as loLows: One General Hynod;
three Particular Syruids; 32 Classes (or Presby
teries) ; churches, 431 ; ministers, 407: candidates,
,11; communicant. 6V17. Received last year
:" on confession, 3120; by letter, 185; Infants bap.
ttzed, 3307; adults baptized, 605. Children In
Sabbath Schools, 44,414. Contributions tor bene
volent purposes, $241,129-65; lor conpretrational
purposes. $049,640-83. Moneys lor benevolent
Bscs under control of the several Hoards Edu-
, cation, In addition to the Income from invested
fund, $86C0; Domestic Missions, $24,58!)'!)8;
Building Funds, $4433-88; Mission Schools,
1167'14; Foreign Missions, $55,784-75; Publica
tion, $2175-72.
The Kev. B. K. Adams, D. D., pastor of tue
Hortb Broad Street Presovtcrian Church, has
v been residing for several weeks iu East Concord,
. N. 11., laborinsr under an affection of the throat.
Toe receipts ot the American Board ot Mis
sions are announced to amount to $313,940 lor
the ten months rndinir June 30ih.
The Philadelphia Pr achers' Association have
k ' been cousiderim the best mpans to obtain a
larcer attendance ot children at public worship,
and they jecommeud that they be allowed to
sing before or alter tbe sermon. Tbis, it is
thou?ht, will attract children as well as their
parents.
The Old School Presbyterian General Assem
' lily's Committee on Frecdmen enter upon th
. work of the year with bitv-seven missionaries
- In the held and $3000 in the treasury. There
were in 1800 fourteen thousand colored members
in the communion of the Old Presbyterian
- Church, mostly in the slaveholding; States, and
it is the desire of large numbers ot these mem
bers to retain their connection wlih the General
Assembly.
.' At a recent meeting of the American Bible
Society, ten new auxiliaries were recognized
one in each of the States of Connecticut, Penn-
sylvania, Ohio, South Carolina, Missouri, Ala
' bama, t.'coreia, and three in Iowa. Grants of
books were ma to amounting to 1G.278 volumes.
,riAddilional grants were made amounting to
, about $1500.
, ,. The Kev. Dr. Leeds, rector of St. Peter's P. E.
u Church, in this city, nas retnrned lrom his trip
abroad, much benefited in health.
The Church of the Hedcmption, at Twenty-
second and Callowhill streets, Kev. J. A. Dur
borow. rector, is now being onlarsrod bv au
t , . , addition to the rear ol the prernnt structure.
I Pkof ssioNAL TniKVtB. A number of
thefcc ueutry had a hearinz at the Central Sta
tion yesterday, liobert Davis, Daniel Burns,
,0 o (eore Gordon, Johu Davis, and James Piersou
were charued wilh beiue professional thieves.
Detective Levy test! tied that ho arrested Robert
Davi on one ot the curs at Front and Walnut
streets, uu the arrival ot the evening train from
New York, and kuowiuihiinto be a thief, locked
him up.
Alderman Do you know the other defend
ants? ,
Witness No, I don't know any of them; I
know cue ol them by rppiUfction.
Alderman Which oi t hem?
. , Witness Thht one. pointing to Burns.
; Alderman What Is he? ,i
' Witness I know hiui only by hearsay, as a
thief. , , J ,
' Benlamin Franklin, sworn I know Robert
Davis by reputation; he is Known hs a proles
, .. sional thiol; the others I saw at Ninth and 8an
i - som streets; oil were in company, and the whole
-'.-were locked up; several pockets bad been picked
about that neighborhood; Burns is known an
. "Blacksmith Dan."
; ' Jacob Smith, liquor dealer, sworn I had my
' ' rTkfiftlrot lilrlrt.n nr. MnTn uiirt MiinaiMn uriwuu ha.
i tween 8 and 0 o'clock, on Tuesday nicht, of a
a portenioonale, containing from $22 to $24.
',. These men (dctendaut) were in the crowd.
v" . The Alderman said he would hold Burns,
Gordon, John fiavia, and Piersou on the charge
' - ; ol larceny, aud commit them at the 6ame time
, ''; as pi-otessional thieves tor ninety days. Davis
said tnere was no evidence to snow tuat ne was
a professional thief. Alderman The best evi
dence in the world you were in the company
of a known thief. Robert Davis, arrested on
one ol the Walnut street cars, was committed
on the professional thieves' law.
fc.Two young men, who cave the names of
ileiiry Smith and James Watson, and a lad who
called himpelt J. Railings, were heard at tbe
Central Station. Detective Lamon testified that
he and Oliieer Tryon arrested the defendants on
a step at Eighth etieet and .irard avenue. He
tboughc there was something not right about
them. While they were coining down in a pas
senger car, Watson took a pocket book out of
his pocket and put it back of him on the seat.
The officer handed the book to the Alderman.
It contained a small sum or money.
Officer Tryon, in addition to testifying to the
nrrest, f aid tbat he had seen Smith before, and
that he had the reputation ot being a profes
sional thief, bis alias being Skinner. Both
Smith and Watson said that they belong to New
York: all the defendants previously heard are
troin New York but Burns. Smith, Watson, and
Kalliigs were committed tor a further hearing.
Inquest in the Kinglrb Gomicide.
The Coroner held an inquest yesterday ai tor
noon on the causes ot the death of Daniel
Kinder, who died on Monday last from the sup
posed effects of a kick received in a scuttle. The
. following is the evidence elicited. Deceased
was sitting on tbe steps ot No. 809 St. John
street, when Gilbert Weitman came up and
spoke to him; be then turned his attention to
tbe daughters of Riugler, who were standing
close by, and said he wanted one of them for a
wile, ttingter, in iepiy, suta, "ion are a mar
n
ned man."
Yes," replied Weitman, "but I can throw
my wile down stairs and Dreat ner nect; and
wul make your daughter a second wile.1"
lUngler told him inat he ought not to talk
that way, and said: '-Do you mean to insult
Some reply was made to this, which caused
Rinsler to get up trom the steo. and h and
' Weitman had a scuffle. Mrs. Riugler caught
hold of her husband to pull him away, and be
leil down, with Weitman ou top ot him. Before
he fell Weitman was seen by oue witness to
kick him in the stomach; the other witness did
lot observe the kick. Weitman pressed with
bis knees on the stomach ot Ringler, producing
hernia, which resulted in iutiummutiou of the
bowels and caused death. This was testified to
. by Dr.Shaplelgh.
Dr. William A. Piper, who had attended
Rintrler, testitied that he was called in on Sun
day, and that the pitlent died ou the iollowing
Oay: ha had been previously m un enfeebled
stajte.
The jury rendered a verdict that Dunlel
. Ringler came to ins death i inluries received
in a scuttle with Gilbert Weitman, ou Sunday,
Angust 12.
A New Truck Ordered. The Empire
Ilook and Ladder Company, of Lancaster, are
bavin? a new truck built iu this city. It will
be one of the tluest ever built. The iron-wors
is to be f llver-pluted, and to be furnished with
elpbt globe lights. Tbe truck will bo painted
blue with polo.
Shout Firi:. A flre broke out last even
ing in the fourth story of William B. John's
broom factory. No. 24(1 North Delaware avenue.
It originated in the bleachey, and was extin
juifcued before it had done much damage.
Fatal Result. Owen Mover, who waa
Ir.iurrd in a coal pit at Mount Pleasant, a few
. weeks ago, died yesterday at tue Hospital.
An Improvement. Carncrosa A Dixey's
Opera House, in bleventh street, above Chtsnut,
hs been greatly Improved since its close, a few
vtrki since. The exterior has been entirely
cujneed, by rsiriLK the Iront and placing around
the top a heavy cornice. Tbe walls have been
covered with a costing or dark blue plaster,
and the front beaut I Bed with modern windows,
a neat balcony, tew doors, and wide marble
steps.
A wide veftibnle fronts the main entrance In
which tbe ticket office bas been plsced. From
this vestibule entrance is hud to the auditorium
and also to the gallery by two wide stairways.
The audience chamber ha been entirely retltted,
atd the walls frescoed. New seats covered with
green rep, with sola backs, have replaced the
old ones, which have been transferred to the
Callfrv. The rIoctp lit. hern remodelled, find
lurnifbed with lootliaht sunk below the surface.
A new and beautiful nroHcenlum has also
been put up. It has heavy columns and two
large heures in niches, and presents a Very
handsome appearance. The drop curtain, a-
well as most ot tbe scenery, will be entirely
new. Tbe alterations to the 6tage will permit
the managcis to present pieces requiring intri
cate machinery. Tbe imurovemcnts throuehout
ore extensive and substantial, and will add much
to the comlort of viMtors to this popular place
oi amusement
Political Meeting. Last night the
Johnson-Clvmer Central Club met ht National
Guards' Hall. There was a large audience
present.
Hon. Lewis D. Cawpbcll was introduced,
and made the first speech. He said that this is
a new era iu politics, and the old Is - ires are
done awav with. AU the old issues the Wil
mot proviso. Slavery and the tugitive slave laiv,
the currency and internal improvement, tariff,
etc. aie done away with. Let the dead bury
the dead. He did not wish to disetisthonew
questions of the day, which would be acted on
by the Convention.
He referred in feeling terms to the late war,
and concluded by booing that the Convention
would adopt measure to Insure perpetual har
mony and union.
Major Rollins, of Missouri, spoke in eulogistic
terms of the Convention, deprecated the late
Rebellion, and hoped that no war measures
would be now held up by factious parties. He
(aid that a great majority ot the returned war
worn and wounded heroes were with him in
wit-hlng for harmony aud union between the
North and Soutb.
AMUSEMENTS.
"Y7" A L EH'8 (LATE MILLERS)
WINTER
UAKDF.N Sos 720726 V1.NK Street.
MUHTLY.
By two large and efficient Orchestra.
TO-KIG1IT,
Ana EVE H T FIGHT, in connexion with onr
KXCKL8IOB 8TKINO BN,
a Brass Band, composing tua best Artists In the city
will perioim.
OrEN FOR THB 8EAS01.
Our spacious bnu mer Garden, artistically laid oat
wltn Mirubuery, fountains, etc.
IN ThV. I.AII1F8' SALOnM.
Kspeclnlly set apart (or F WILIliH, the best of Creams
ou otner Kuiresnnionis win De aerveu. -iij
riKAND TESTIMONIAL TO A WOUNDED
VT KOIDIER.
A Grand Testimonial will be given to ALOXZQ
RHO' K. f Ciomoan V 4tb I'. V. It C.. atf l BAW-
bkkbv mansion, on Monday, August 27, ib6.
Tickets no cents, admitting a l.ailv ami Ueut eman.
i 8 11 13t aLOKZO BAKEK, aecrctary.
O Y JS1 IS -A. S I XJ I
FOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN.
H. . Cl'UNEH OF NINTH AND AKCH BTBEJiTS.
Or EN jt.Vi.BY DAY AND EVJSNINU,
ALL bUMMEK.
Bodily exeirtee Impurts health and utreneth. tne best
preyentive arainxt oicKnesa o' me coming summer.
8 24 jm rro'ea.ors UilXEhKANU & LKVflS.
ra THE PIANOS WHICH WW MANU-
i f facture recommend themaelveg. We nromUe
tu onr patrona clear neuutnui tones, elegant worsmaa
ship, (durability, and reasonable prlcea, combined with
a iu.1 kuaiantco. Kor eale on.y at No. Vill WALNUi
Utreet.
2M TINION PIANO MANUFACTURING CO.
COAL.
O
NE TRIAL
SECURES YOUR CUSTOM.
WHITNEY & HAMILTON,
LEHIGH,
SCHUYLKILL,
AND BITUMINOUS
COAL,
o. 935 North NINTH Street.
Above Poplar, East Sid. 62
JAMES O'BRIEN,
SBALBB IN
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL COAL.
BY TBE CABOO OB BIKGLS TOH.
Yard, Broad Street, below Fitzwater.
Baa constantly on band competent lupply of the
at ere superior Coal, suitable for family use, to
which be call! tbe attention or bis friends and the
imbue generally.
Orders lelt at No. 206 South Fifth ttreet, No. 82
fcicutli be? cnteentb street, or through Despatch or
Post Oflice, promptly attended to.
A HLF&K10B yUAUTIOF BLACKSMIfHS
COAL. Toj
RENDER'S
COAL AND ICE DEPOT,
8. W. COKNEli OF BfiOAD AHD CALLOWHILI.
STREETS,
riffrra tba celebratfd West Lebleh Coal lrom the
rirnKiid i: oilier t. Move. k.z. ana Heater ilze. I'tK)!
utatt4U Alao, tbe very auperior Hobuylkbl Coal,
irum U.e Iieeytiilale Lollieiy I ut alae, ati W. Ail utbel
sizes alll'i. , t
A., f 'fiui warranievj ana laarn dbck nee or expviuv w
!, nnri Imirr. Ii not as reorcientixL ALo. th Coal tor-
teiua 11 not ioU weiniit. ii'iui
TO RENT.
LARGE, WELL LIGHTED
AND VENTILATED
ROOM. ON THE SECOND FLOOR
OF THE
"Evening Telegraph" Building,
No. 108 fcovith TIIIltD Street,
TO RENT,
With or vritbont steam power. Apply in tbe
olnce, tiret floor.
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, ETC.
fc7? BANDAO 1KBT1TOTE. No. U M.
klKTU .fMM Uarkttt U n
T.l. KF.TT. after thlrtj yeara' practical ex parte noe.
guarantees the skillul adliutmeni ol bis rraailutn
raient lirsdnatlDf rreaue iruaa, ana Tartclr
athers. Hupportera. Elaatio Htocaluirs. Cboulaer Uro
(initctiea, uapenaortea, etc LaUs apartineiita eo
ducted by a iuy.
AMUSEMENTS.
EW CHESNUT STRKKT THEATRE.
CHKBSIIT Htrtet above Tvrelftn.
ILL1AM B1NN Co tvw
TUT, COOL'ST THKA'I RE IWTHClfTI
Doom epen at 1 1S Cnrialn rtoen at 7 4tk
KKUl aUHW VI- I rl E HEW MTLiA Y .
ibis vrNi.vo
Ihanowerfnl New "eenla and I'mniinnil nmm, (
a jViologua nd Keur a cm
SlIUI'K IIA1
TBE K NAVE A Of in PI 'K.
Which la produced at
A OllKAT KXPr.Vfir. '
AI ArTFRtONG AND CARKKHL I'RFPASATION,
WIJUMH'L1MIIIU KllVlbr, I" r L IS,
Inrlndlnf two grit.d eirecU.
TUi. WnlKLI OOL OF CKOUBY
AMD .
Tbto p'av will be tlven with
A KPIIMHIUSn POWERFUL CVHT
J0 SI BANtlKH MIOtTLD (Jill r THE '1TT
Wiibont vlfitlna me NtV ClItuNUi and wluicae-
los tbla Una drama
VOR "HE SbMjiKB hEA9'i! ONLY
Orche.tra TUc. Parnueite. Mie. Famllr circla. Uc
No eitra rbare tor rmerved feats.
BAfURDAY, Angant 18.
A Li N (Jl ST K K R 1 T H B A T It K.
N. K. comer ot NINTH and WALNUT streeta.
THIM iTbunday) KVtNiN.. Ausuat lii.
Fourth nlaht or the populat taiedian.
K.J. B. hob t KIM.
who will appear In his poweriul Impersonation of
In Bchlller'g romantlo traacdy or
fR. THE I'ARnlrillK'J TiOOM.
To conclude wltn ibe muskal drama or
THE nEVIINEL.
FRIDAY BFFEFIT OF AIR J. B. ROBERTS.
QUAND NATIONAL CONCERT
FOB T11E BENEFIT OF THB
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS'
NATIONAL ORPHANS' HOME FUND,
TKDEB APbPICES OF THB
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' U.NION,
WASHINGTON. D. C
AT (iROVEIl'S THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, August 2, 1865,
POSTVOXLV UNTIL
THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 11.
300,000 Tickets will be sold at $1 each
75,000 Presents Awarded, valued at $250,000
$25,000 of the Profits to be given to the Sol
diers' and Sailors' Rational Orphans' Uome
Fund, $2500 to the Washington Male and
Female Orphan Asylum. The balance, after
deducting expenses, to be paid to the Trea
surer of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Union,
Washington, D. C.
One PrcKcut to Every Four Tickets.
TIC KETS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM
OWENS & CO.,
Military autl Siaval Law Oflice,
No. 527 CUESNLT Street, pDositcthe State House,
Philadelphia. I'a.
Also acnt to any part ol the country promptly by mall.
LIST OF PKESESTS TO BE AWARDED.
1 Three-story Brick residence, II street be
tween blxtli aad Hi ventli 818,000
1 Tbiee story iirlck residence, ecoud stroet,
liear 1 10,000
1 Tiiree story brick reaiaouco, xenta street.
lie twe en M an d 1 8,000
1 Two story 11 tick residents, Tenth street,
between M and N , 5.000
I Two atoiy i,rlck residence. Tenia street,
between tt and S 000
S Fine Oily L"ts, on hevemn street, north.. 4,000
1 eulenam Carrlase, noises, and rlaruess
ccnitilee 4,000
1 "plennlu Diamond ulnii 2.U00
1 Set 1 nauionds complete (Fin, tarltlUKB.
andKmns 1.M0
1 Grand Hano (Stelnwav) l.aUO
1 KilldSllTerTea Het 1.000
iu uruna riunos, mm eacn o.tiw
10 Grand Vlanoa M)0 each S(H)
KiO tients' Gold Watches, S200 each 20 OOo
su i.aaies' worn watoues iim eacD tt ''iO
ft i, rand Aitloucons, V!(ii each I,v
M American-case Bllver Watches. ilSeach.. 6.000
15 limning do do 1 41 each., il.ouo
50 Diamond Blnga, 100 to $200 each 7.MK1
25 Ulamond Fibs, 8100 eacn 2.500
40 Hewing Machines, tlOu each 4 000
30 do 815 each 1 6o
zu r-uver-piatea lea nets, a. 0 each 1 Alio
50 61 ver castors. 825 each 1 'Mi
J,0t0 Clocks. A bums, Jeweliy, &c.,5 to fcl"
each yi naa
lo.sto Tea ana 1 able Hpeons. Ac. 2 to 85 each. . ia Ouo
Mi,tv uoia rens, eieeve isnttons, & c, 81 to 83
each 11 nun
49,451 Books, Cutlery. Engravlugj, Ac, 1 to 810
eacu 59 nvu
. To'l" Vi50(W
The awards will be made alter tlm r.uir.ri m. ti,
stsse ot the theatre, where three thousand persons can
wiMicM 11. a vuuiuiiiiee win oe appoiuteu bv tne audi
ence tosuperlntend tbe earns.
FrlUied Data or awanla will ba nuhllahad and annniiArt
to Agents and Tlckei-hoders. Var ies having tickets
win leiam mem unni aner tne awaion are made, and H
tbelr numbers appear In the list. Uie will iorwanl then
tickets Immediately, with lull directions as to the ship
ping of goods or deeds tor the property. Tickets lor
sale at all tbe principal Hotels, Book, and Kuslc stores
in me viiy ana at tne neaaynartori, in tna Mammoin
Fair Bui.dina lor the benellt ui tbe holdlera' ami Haimra'
K ational Oiphans' Home Fund, cornel 01 Mveuth street
sou rennayivania avenue, vy asnington, u c.
'I he l iract.ra anneal to the liberality at the nnnnlA tn
give this enterprise their klnu .uoport, and therebr
assist in r.ieYiug uie wants oi tue orpuans 01 our tailcn
vuatrauea.
CAKD. A large number of tickets remaining unsold,
It twill be necessary to postpone tho drawing until
THCBDAY, the 11th of October, 18S, at which time it
will positively eceur.
The many swindling sencmes that have been pre
sented to the pnblie during the past lew months, some
what delayed our sales, until we were able toaatiaiv
me peopis tnroueuoui tne couutry tuat tola enterpiise
was genuine, aud so.ely tor ehailtabie purposes. Tbe
Diiectors are confident of the sale of every ticket, and
nave aiiuueu euniuieut u uie 10 guarantee tne sales
wtinoui any lurtner poatpooement
at a j u. a. HLi,, rrte. olUlca' ana sailors Union.
Col. CHAH. K. CAPEHAET. 1
HaJ M.U ALBUKUEK, Managing Directors.
T, 1UUAM r JWVXhDA, J
TBtASCBT DEPSATMEMT, )
OPPICa OF lNTKRNAL bSVBNDK,
'. . Wabhinotok. Juuaio. 1BOO. S
Whereas h A. u all and o.Ln.u "Uniiaini ikhm-
tora" 01 tbe "Grand atlunal Concert," to beheld in
W ashington. I. c., on the id of Auust next havemaoe
oue application tp 1,. t lepban. Collector of Internal
heenue lor tbe Collection District of the District ot
Columbia, tor permission to ho d a lottery, rattle, or
3iiivuierviiu, .uu pnrronieu 10 mm aatisiactory evi
ence that the pioceeds of said lottery, railte. ot rill
enterprise ui te devoted to charitable uses, permission
is hereby granted to such "Managing Directors" to bolJ
such lottery, rattle, or Kilt entriiria rea fr.mi i. rh.r.-
wneiucr iru'n ut or iioeose, ia respect to suctt lottery,
IBUlO, or nil cuujiyiuKj. t,, a. KU 1,1.1 Nn,
Comuiaalouer.
We refer, bv permission, to
hajor-ueneral Wlnfleld 8. Hancock, U. p. a.
t.eneral Bobert C Hchenok , M. C, Ohio.
General 1 1 albert E Value, M O, Wis.
General John H.Ketchatn M. C...N.Y.
General James (1 Blunt, Kansas,
i.eueialj . Hendrluk, Iowa.
General D C. Aloallain, D. U.
General O V Davton, N. V.
Hon. Thomas W. Kerry, M. C Mich.
Hon. George Lawrence. M. C, Feuua.
D. C. Forntv. Esq.. D. C.
Jtsjor J. K. Douguty, K. Y.
lion. Kichard Wai.acli. .Mayor of Washington, D. C.
iion. Beniy Wl son II. 6 . H
lion WnlamD Kellev Jl.CPcnna
Hon. Ke llan V. Wholey, 11. C. Wni Va.
bun, hueii C. Inuerso 1, M. C, 111.
Don. llenry C Demlnir, M. 1) , conn.
lion A. H. Lsl'ln, M. ('., N. Y.
lion. Leonard Myers M.C . l'enna.
Hon. Wl Hum A. Jewell. M. C.. N. J.
Hon Geome W.Julian M.CInd.
Hon. Stephen F. Wilson, si C Fauna.
Hon. J. B Uilnne'l, at 0.. Iowa.
lion. B F. aite, U. S. Senator Ohio.
lion O. h. Latham W C, W. Va.
Hon. Hen). E. Wilson. M. C, Ohio.
Hn Km, W . OlilO.
William E. Owens, Esti.Phlladilphi. 819 06
FINANCIAL.
$0,000,000
SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST-tLVSS
First Morgagc Bonds.
THE BOBTH MlfiOCBI BAlL. Ol' COMPANY
bas sntheiled as to sell their First M or gaps "even Per
C ent 1 trrtT year Bonds. Tke whole amount la 80 000 0 10,
Coupons, ps.fsble on the first soya of J tNU.tBT an 3
JULY ot ssch Tear, In New Tork.
Btfore eonsenttns to this Agenry. we have made
tare ml examination ot the merits of thee Bonis b.
tending lllism slllnor Roberts, and others, to teoort
upon the Cvnoltlon and proipecis of the Railroad. Their
report on file at oar oce, and is high satlslactory.
We do not hesitate to lecomrrend these Honds as being
a first class security, and a most sale and Judicious In
vestment.
The proceeds of these bonds will be nsed rn exteniltni;
a oad (already complete 1 ,0 miles Into North Mimourli
to the Iowa Mate line, where It Is to connect wltn tho
railroads ot Iowa; and to also extend It wettwrd to ihe
JuDCiion with tbe Pacific Railroad tat Leavenwoith)
and other roads leading no the Missouri River, so that
tbismortf age of 86 CCO COO will cover acompltoJ out
wellatoeaed Road of 389 miles In length, costing at
lesst 816,00,1,00. with a net annual revenue after the
first res , 01 over 81, 6C0 0,0, or a sum nearly four times
beyond the amount needed to pay the Inteicst 00 tlieio
Bonds. T he Income of the Boad will, of course, liicrease
every year.
The Fallrosd connects ,e great city of St. Louis with
its two hundred thousand inhabitants, not only with
tbe richest portions ot Missouri, but with tho States 01
lansss and Iowa, and tbe treat Pacific Railroads.
To the Crst applicants we are prepared to sell FIVE
HCM)RED THOUSAND DOLLARS, at the low rat
of EIGHTY C1.M8, desiring to obtain a better pi Ice
for the rtmainaer. This will yield about 9 percent
income, and add 20 per cent, to principal at maturity.
Any lurthcr Inquiries will be answered at our office
JAY COOKE & CO.,
7 Mini 13 AN KERB,
No. 114 South THIRD Street.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No. IK South THIRD Street,
BANKERS
AND
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
IT. 8. 6s OF 1681.
&20s, OLD AJJD HEW.
iaiOs;CEKHFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
7 M).01fc8, 1st, 2d, and 3d berlve.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES WANTED.
lNIHRi-ST ALLOWED OS DEPOSITS.
Collections made. Stocks .bought and Sold ou
Commission,
bpeoinl business accommodations reserved for
LADIES. 8 72in
tl, 8. SEC I RITI ES.
A SPECIALTY.
SMITH, RANDOLPH ft CO.,
BANKERS & EE0KERS,
IO S. THIRD ST.
3 NASSAU ST.
NEW YOKE.
FHILADJDLTHLA.
STOCKS AND GOLD
BOUGHT AND HOLD ON COMMISSION
HERE AKD 111 SEW YORK. ' ll
I jAVIES BROTHEKS,
Ko. 225 SOCK BTKEET,
13 ANKERS AND BItOKEliS,
BDT AKD SSLL
DMTED STATES BOHDS, 1881s, 5-20s, 10 40s.
CJilTi-D STATES 1 $-10s, ALL IBBUK8.
CFRT1FICATEH OF IJNDEBTEDK HS.
Vercsntlle Paper and Loans on Collaterals aegetialed
Stocks bought and Bold on Commission. 1 81
JHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
DAS REMOVED1
During the erettion ol Uie new Dank bulldlns,
to 1 17 4p
No. OS CliESNUT STREET
fi90S.-P IVE-TWENTIES.
V- w
7'30s - SEVEN-THIRTIES
WANTED.
DE HAVEN fc BBOT1IER,
1 7 No. 40 S. Third Stbkiit.
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
JJ A R N E S S.
A LAKliF. LOT OF NEW U. 8. WAGOU HAR
NESS, 2, 4, and 6 horse. Also, parts ot HAR
KEH8, SADDLES, COLLARS, HALTERS etc,
hniisht at tha erennt Government sales to be sold
at a treat sacrifice W bolosalo or Retail. Tewther
with our usual assortment ot
WILLIAM S. HANSELL & SONS,
Sit tit. 114 MARKET Street.
fHO ARCH STREET. OAS FIXTURES,
VLZl CllANDF.LIKK. BB05ZU STATUARY, Etc.
VANK1RK CO. would respectluliy direct the atten-
. I . . . v i . . A ...A Mi.ltlln u ,. .. .. L , n ,,np
large and elenant assortment ol (its r'IXTUHs.8.
IHAHtiillKkM anrt OHM AMEN 1'AL
W ARKS 'those 'wishing handsome and thoroughly
maoeuoods, at very reaaonaoio pnoes win unu n w
their advantage to lve us a oall beior purcbaaiug else-
N.'B. Soiled er tarnished fixtures reflnlahsd with
sPeel.leM. Md at reasonable Prtg, A co
S PARASOLS AT $1-25, tl-50, f 1-75, AND
r tl 8Uk San Umbrellas, ai-,u, '
I.Mwml s.18.W0itTUltr, .
SUMMER RESORTS.
CONGRESS HALL,
CAPE ISLAND.
CHOICE BOOMS ean how e bad at this favorite
House.
14)
J. F. CAKE.
QOLUIV.BIA HOUSE,
CAPE ISLAND, N. J
Opened on the 1st Eay of Jnne, 1868-
GE0KCE J. BOLTON,
1 2?wlm2m
PKOPRIKTOII.
M
E R C II A N T S' HOT E L,
CAPE ISLAND, N. J.
llis Hotel being entliely refitted and refurnl-hert In
tht toe.t nianner, IS SOW OPEN toB THfc; KEOKP-
1ION OF Gt'EbTS.
'Ibe bouae Is located near tbe ocean, and every atten-
tlcnulll te gltcn to mtrit tbe patronage of the euoilc
MpMJTT & MASON,
6 52 tt PROrKI F.TOIIS.
B
KOWN'S MILLS BOARDING HOUSE.
Ibe former patrons and friends of he Boarding House
originaLy kept by tbe brown tamllr at Brown's Mills,
in tie towntntp ot l emberton, county ot Burlington,
and State of Jtw Jersey, are hereby imormed tbat tbe
subscriber Is now ready to acco rumodate all wbo will
lut' i biui wiib tbeii company.
THOMAS SCA'lfERGOOD.
U. B. Stcpcs for tbe acccmmodatlcn of passenrera
to ai.d irtni Lrown's Mills, will run lrum Peiubertoo to
depot.
JUUH HAVCKS,
0 3sw2ui Propnuior oi outaes
. .Tuni'e m Itr.TTTP Tr TUP UP. nif.mM
tADt.N AUli ATLAM'lU RAlLltOAU.
'illKollCll 1 iWU tiUUKS.
Five trains on ly to Aiiautlccity, aou one on 8undav.
tlu mm iirr i Ill'hnLiAY. June 48. lhsii. trai'amlu
icua Vu.e stieet keiry as loilows:
hyeciai I xcuislon 6-00 A. M.
Aian 7 M A. M.
r nit lit, witb l'uneeiter Car attached D-15 . M.
txpicfs tuuouiiQ in two uoursA .uu t. M.
Atiuntlo Aucou.mouation s is p. at.
IKll'UMNU LKAVB ATLANTIC.
Leoia txcurnou 5 Is P.M.
Niall 4 45 P. SI.
iitikli ll M a. M.
l xtrtta ulircufco in twu bours; 101A.1I,
AcLomuiouailoii 6 W A. M.
juiio.iuu Aucomuio. anou to Jacksoa and In
tuitu uiaie stations, n uvea vine street 6'3n V M.
l.eturnlug leavea Jackron 6'W A. M.
LaUdontlvld Accommodatiou Traiu leaves
Vine st.eet 10 la A. at. and'i on r. M,
Leaves UidUoLfie d I'dOP. at andO'iSP. M.
buuui.y Alan iriiui to At antic leaves Vine street at
I au A At. aim Atiautlc at 4 46 P. M.
Faro to Atlantic. 2 Round UId tickets, good only
in tbe dav aud train un wlilcb tbey aie issued, :).
tickets tor sate at no cub inesuut aireet (t ontmeniai
Hotel), and at Uie oflice ot ibe t'biladelnbia local
Lxpreis ( uiDpunt, o. 2ti S. rittb street.
iiie rni aueipnia xpiess companv. rrtncipai uuica
'o Vb b. Flub strcei, Branco Oltlco So- 320 N
A bsrves. sbove Vine, will attend to the ubuu! branches
tf express Lubiness alocg the Hoe ot the read, and de
liver liaignue, etc., to ai.d from all trains.
Cooos of every description called wr and forwarded
by express 'o Atlantic Cltv. and all way stations on
tbe riad Bantane cliecked lroin residence at Phlla-
oelpbia to botei or cottage at Atlantic ( ity
2o!2t JOHK O. BRYAKI Agent
CAMDKN AND AMBOY, PHILADELPHIA
AND 1'Rr.HTON, AND BKLVIDiCRK DEL A-
WAUJl. HAILttUAUO,
UHAM1 KAClllWIUfl AKUAJUfiMBM
FOB
10CBI8T8 AND PLtASBRE TRAVEL
TO
NIAGARA FALLS, MONTREAL, QTIEBFC. THE
WU111-. HUUM.MN6, li.'.ltt UKUUUE.
BARA'IOOA. DfLAWARa. VTATKU
UAP, ETC. ETO.
These excursion routes are arranged tor the soeclal
sceouimoSufon of tourlts and pleasure traveilets.
enabling them to visit the celenrsted watering places of
the Nuitb, at much lci8 tbau regular rates oi tare.
Tickets good until November Ut, lm snd entitle the
bolder to siop over at anv point on the route.
r or i icasiB, miormation, ana circulars oescnptive or
the routes, applv at tbe 'ticket C'fficeof tbe company,
0 fiS CI1LNNVT Street Continental Hotel.
30 Km W. H. UAlZJdKK, Agent
ITOIt CuAJPE MAY.
rommenoinir MONDAY. July 16. I860. Trains will
leave (Upper Ferry) Market street, Philadelphia, as
follows:- ,..
S'aO A. A,, aviuiuj) jnaii, uuv 14 bQ.
J 00 P. M., Aeeommodatlun, due 0 P. V.
4 tiO P- A,.. Fast bxpress due 106
Returning will icsve cape island
'30 A. M., Morning Mail, due 10-07.
9 CO A. M Fast Xxpress, due 12 01.
0-tOP. M.. Express dne 8 SJ.
Ticket G filet s, at Ferry loot of Market street, and No
SifcCbe.nut street. Continental Hotel.
Persons purchasing tickets of tbe Agent, at No. 828
Cbesnut street, can by leaving orders, have their bag
(ase called for and checked at their residences by
Crsbsm's Bsgrsge Kxaresa.
18 J. VAN RENSSELAER. Superintendent.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
AMD
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital and Assets. $16,000,000.
Invested in United States. $1,500,000.
Total Preminma Received by the
Company in 18ti5, S4.U4Y.175.
Total losses Paid in 1865, $1,018,250.
All Losses promptly adjusted without relet enoe to
England. . .
AIWUUU SMITH,
Ueneral Agent for Pennsylvania.
OFFICK,
No. O lVleroliantB' Kxchann,
rUILADILFHIA 18 11 6m
TDROVIUENT LIFE AND TUU8T COMPANY
1 or ruiLAUKLrsu
nv Ail mum r ,m)uiii cirrot,
INCORPURA I tl) 81 MONTH, tid., 1895.
1 APITAL. 1A0 000, PAID IN.
Insurance on Lives, bjr Yearlv Premiums ( or by S, 10,
or J) rear Premiums, ISon-iorieiture.
Endowments, payable at a nture age, or on print
decease, by Yearlv Premiums, or 10 year PremiuuiJ
both e a-ses Non-lorlekure.
Annuities granted on favorable terms
Trm i'o icles Chll 'ren's Kndowments
1 11 ij. , .uuiiau.r "uu (, 9 u.nuici .u oww...r
1: tTo$MXX?un proflu " M'
This Company, while giving the Insured tbe security
tiimrva rrcaivi'd at interest, an 1 uald on demand.
authorized by charter to execute 'I rusts, aud io act si
Fxecutor or Aomliiiatrator, Assignee or Guardian, and
In other fiduciary capacities under appointment o an)
Court of tills Commonwealth or of anv person or pur
Sons, or bodies politic or corporate.
nibkOTOUS.
SAMUEL B.'8niPLF.Y. I Kit HARD CADBUBY,
jmiHlA II IUI KKR HENRi" HAINK-t,
JOSHUA H. MORRIS, T W1HTAKBKOWW.
RICHARD WOOD, WM. i'- LONOSTRErH,
( HARf.ES F COFFIS
SAAtTJEL B. BH1PLKY. ROWLAND PARRY.
President. Actuary.
THOMAS WI8TAB. id. D., 3. B. TOWN8B .
m We did Esamlner. Leaal Adviser.
TT0R SALE-STATE AND COUNTY BIGHTS
P of CapeweO Co.'s Paten Wiri Guard and Air
Beater for Coal OULempei It prevents the Chimneys
lrom brcsklng. This we will warrant Also saves Sim
third tbe oil, Call and see them, they cost but ten eeuts.
Na. HUBAO .trt. Philadelphia. Sample sent to and
part 1 Ms lHaitoevaieceiptefavCsttta, tu
INSURANCE COMPANIES
DKI.AWARBMUTUAL8AFKT7IN8URANCH
HI'S NY,
1C0R10RATF1 BY lUK LfOISLATUBC OF
I-KNBYLVAMA.lK.
OrFlCE, . K. ITHNIH IHIHIl 5D WALSlff
ai REETh, PHU.vtKLPHIA
Olt TITrtSILLH-
a At.M. t o an porta or a
orld.
ruiuuii j
INLAND INflt'RANrrq
On (loads by River csnai.I.ake and dCarriaitast
all parts of the Union
. FIRE 1NBUKAMOK9
in Merrnsndise seneraliy
On Stores, liwellinc Houses, eto
ASSETS OF TUB C OMl'ASf
November 1. llA,
l0,m Onlted States 6 par cent oan TT...WKI Ma
12(.,WM ' . " HI ..liSlOO-tt
ii too " 7 J 10 per cent, loan
Treasury Motei M.nS'afl
KO.vM PUte 01 PcnuKylvanla Ffre I'er Cent m
Loan ,. tO.UoOO
M.COO Kiaie ot I ennsflvaula 8I1 Per Cent.
Loan UJOttt
16 COO I Ity ol l blladelpbia Hix Per Cent.
Loan 112,813-00
iO (00 Pennay vania Railroad Tirst Mort-
saaeHlx fer t-'ent. bonds 90,000-00
25,000 Pennsylvsnla Hoi road fecond Mort-
saae MX Per Cent, bond 23,1V) 00
20,000 vVeatern Pennsylvania KaliroadMort-
' W ""'X Percent. Honda. 2J,1S0I
U.OOu sou Mharos Ntmk Garuiantown Oas
Company, principal and Interest
suarantced by 'be City of 1 hliadel-
phla 13 ATI 90
T.1C0 iu Rharea dtock Pennsylvsnla RaU-
. .TO,', Companv 0,380-00
6 COO loo harf Stock oitn I'eunsylvania
ah ann ,Kroad Oomoany 1,250 00
40 000 Ixpoaltvl b Inlied 8'afs Oovern-
. mnrt, iuMcct to ten days' ea 1 4O.000-M
90.000 State 01 Tennessee Five t or Cent,
Loan 18,D0'O
1"0,7C0 Loans on Rnnna and Uortgaoe first
Hens on City Property 170,000 00
ai,0;i8,8AO Par. Manet value. ...niejwo-OO
Wal Fstate Jj00-00
HI la receivable for Insurance made..! 21,011 31
Valances due at Agencies 1 Premluins
on Marine tolkles. Accrued Inte
rest snd otner debts oue tbe Cora
peat 40.011 44
Scrip and Htock of sundrv insurance
and oibe' ( ompan lea. Alias, litl-
niated vnlae 2,910 00
Oaab In banks eS5 AM R0
Casb In Drawer 618 43
08,Myi
11 2A3 030-1S
DIRECTORS
.Samuel K. Stoles,
J F Penlstao.
Tbomss C. Haad,
uim , iiavia,
rumunuA. ouarr,
Tbi optiilus raulduig,
Joi n R Penrose,
James Trsqualr,
llenry C. Daliett, Jr.,
Jiin.ea ('. Band.
Willlnm C ILudwig,
Jot eph 11. 8eal,
(li ori.e ('. Leiper,
Hojtb Crals,
Robett Button.
II nry moan.
Wll Uim U. Konlton,
Edward DarlnKton,
H Jones H rook a,
1 dwanl Laloutcade,
lacob P. Jones.
James B WcFsrland,
jovntia r. t ire,
Horneer Alellvahi,
J. H. Semple, PHtsborg,
A. B Merger. Pittsburg,
ll T. Mnrumi Plttahnpff.
John D. lay lor,
TPOMaS C. 'AM Ptement.
JOHN O.DAVIS, Vice President.
Pfkbt LTturmr secretary. lis
SORTU AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 133 South FOURTH Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Annual Policies uwued attalnst Oenrral Aeeldsnta
all d rcriptlonr at exctedlr gly low rates.
Inrurauie eflccted tor one year in any sum rrora $1
to tit: KiO, at a premium of only cue-ball per oent
securins the mil amount Insured in caseol death, and
a cotTDensatlon each week eoual to the whole pre
uiluiu palo
bbuii time Tickets lor 1, 2,1,6 7, or lOdaya orl, , or
6 months, at 10 cents a dav, lnsurinn in the sum ot asvDO,
ur living al per week It dlsabieu to be had at tna
Oenctai (flee, No. 1MB. 1'OURTH Street, rhliadel
pliia. or at iLe various Railioad Ticket ofllces. Be sura
to purebae tne tickets ot the North American Transit
Insurance Ctmpaiiy.
For circulars and tortber miormation applv at the
Genera) On.cc, or of any oi the authoiizid Agents of the
"ouipany. LWI8 u IlOUPT, Presidenu
JAM KM M. COMIAD, 'Ireusurer
JlVKBY C. BROWN, S.creiary.
JOHN C. BULUX' , Solicitor.
1lRKClOR.H.
L I . lloupt. late oi Pennsylvania Railroad Company
M. Bairil. of M. HaX'wIn A ( o.'e.
t-HU.utl C. Palmer, ( anfaier oi Commercial Bank.
Kit bard Wood, No. 30H Market sUeet
un t s M. Conrad, ho. fc'3 Maiket street
J. V.. Bingslev, continental Hotel.
H. (1. 1.einenring,Noa 237 and 239 Dock street'
Fomue: Work ot Wi.rk, McCouch A Co.
(icorce Martin, No. Sit Chcsnut street 1 i 10m
1829CUAIlTEI1 TERPETUAL.
FRANKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA.
Assets on January 1, 1800,
sa,50Q,85roo.
Capital $mm w
Acctueu Surplus IHAMSU
Premium l,lot,S0-8l
UNSETTLED CLAIMS,
11 467 63.
IKCOM FOB MM
110 000.
LOSSES PAID SINCE 18SO OVEB
5,000,000.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms.
DIRECTORS.
Charles II Bsncker.
t dwaid C. Dale,
George Kales,
Alfred Filler.
Francis W. Lewis, 11. S.
Tobias Waknei,
Samuol tirant,
oeorye W. Richards,
laaaeiea.
reier aicv ail.
CHARLES N. BANCKXR. President
EDWARD (1 DAI.K. VliA.PnuitiU.1
JAB. W. McALLlSTtB, Secretary pro tern, t ttlM
Q-IRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE. ho 416 M ALN LTBf RXfcyr, P111LA tiELPHIA
' CAPITAL PAID IN. IN CASH, 20Q,vve.
Ills ccmpary eontlnuesto write on firs Ri$i$ tntp
Its capital, with a good sorpiu . is sa ely invested.
701
Looses by flre nave Beta promptly palo, and more tbaa
500,000
litsbursed on this account within tbe past few yeara,
Foi tbe present tbe oflice of this company will
remain at
No. 410 WALNUT HTHEET,
Bui within a few month's will remove to lis uwi
BCILDtNO
K. K. CORtiKR BJCVENTH AND CH FHNVT BTBEET8.
Then as now. we shall be bappy to Insure our patrons a
ucb tales as are consistent with aaiety,
nutkCToas
I'HOBAe tHATHA, . . L FRliD 8. GILLJ5TT.
LKMAN bHt-PPARO,
VhO. MAIRKLLAR,
JOU SLPPL1E
JOliN W t LaGUORN,
un a rrKK.K.JL.
rt l. L.A W KS.Nl'W
CHARLES L DUPORT.
HKNRYF. KENNt-Y,
JOSfcPU klAPP. at. i.
THOMAS CRAVEN. Inaidant.
trUKIiB Q I LLl 1 T Xre.luant and Treaaitrer.
JAA18 B ALVORD,
eecieu
eUn,
11S
pnCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI
I LAlirLPUlA. M
IMOl.1 OL..1LD D04 4'HAItrKB PJRPETOAL.
Ko 2- Vt ALU 11 r-triet. opposite the Excbauae.
luaddMinio MARINE and ili LA D LNSU RANCH
tils Ct nioany insures nom loss or Oamweiiy Pike, on
libeial erms on iiuildlngp, men tiam.tae. laraltura, eta.
lor limited periods, and peruianently t.n buildings, br
ucpokit oi premium
j ne ompsDy i.as oern in it operation tor mora
niaur'LX'lY
iA nn.ounuK wuicn an tosaes nave beej
iiiutiiDtlv ailluned and palo
Joi n L. Bodge.
Lawreuos Iwla. Jr.,
David Lewta, '
Berjaniiu Kt'.ing,
Tbouiai H. Powers.
A. R. Al cllenry
Edmoud CaatlUon,
I.nnta n L'afi
At. B. Mabouey,
John 'I . Lewis,
Wlllism S Grant
Robert W. Learning,
1 Clark W barton,
Sauiae IWllcox
WTJCUJSRAUi, Prealden
hamdil w iicox, eecretarv iii
IIRB INSURANCE KXOLUSIVELY.-THB
? PENN8V1.VAN1A FIRE INMCRANtlC 4?OAl
PAN i-Incorporated 18io-tihar'er Perpetual No. altt
V ALN I T Street, opioelte Independence equare.
Ibis Company, favorably known to the coiuinnnltr
for over torty years, continue to insure against loss or
damage by tire on Publio or Private BuliduiKS sithar
Sernianentiy or for a limited time. Alao on Furniture,
toeks of Goods and Merchandise generally, on Uberai
Their Capital, together wl in a large Burulus Fund
invested In the most careful manner, which squIiIm
them to offer to the insured au undoubted aeenrii a?
Uie case of loss. ' w "
vaacTOE
Daniel femitb. Jr..
John DimiMiM
Alexander Benson,
Isaac iiarlehurst,
Thomas Smith
Heniy Lewk),
a no ma uoduis,
Daniel Haddock,
WlULa5 f