THE DAILY EVENING TELEGKAP1I. PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1807.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
for Additional Vily Intelligence ste Ftlik J'aje.
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUSC LS.
City Councils metyrKtorday afternoon, for the)
transaction of business.
Nclrrt Brmiori.
rrfsiclcnt Joshua Spering iu the chair.
A petition wna presented from the I5oarl of
IMrectorH of tlie.I-'iro Iiopnrtmrnt, representing
every company In the city, in relation to a rc
orgnuizntlon ol the Fire Department. The peti
tion which was rend Is the same as published la
the Inquirer a Jew days since. Hoforred to the
Committee on Flro and Trusts.
Another petition was prescntod, advocating
an Increase of luluriea of teachers of 1'ubllo
Schools, Higneil by a number of citizens and
laxVpuyers, Referred to Committee on Schools.
The annual report of the City Controller wits
presented; it represents:
The total expenditures of the city
during IStiO .'.S3,.1!)2,37!V02
From which is deducted the following:
Temporary loan and inter
est paid tl.ll.M.j-OO
Defense of City 1H,222 -Si
Schools, from loan 123,H7fS-22
Vine street wharf. 4,MH
Water Department 452,8l-lfl
Ice Moat !).,UHP0O
Chesnut sliwet brldKe 4H,.'I21,
County Court houso paid.... 41,!j7-8S
ClainiK paid l.rx).(K)2-!);l
ananis of prior years 2,04:1,41 -1-24
J.'UUj.OKMO
Leaving amount paid for expenses of
De pu r t in en is J.j,2S7,3G2 92
To which add Department Warrants
outstanding, ol labu 1,201,811-05
Total cost of Departments for lSdG $0,lu2,2UI-87
The funded debt ol the city on
Jan, 1, ItMG, was :33,SJ7,79.;-'JG
Which was increased by the Issue of
City loans, as follow:
Expenses incident to war 1,011, WO-00
Chesnut street bridge ISS.IWOO
Water Department 5I4,MK)-U0
(Schools.,
17o,lHK)6U
lias Works
Kzpenses of former years
Loans paid in excess of those report
ed at consolidation
403.8W00
25,285-81
S2,5.i2,0S.i-81
From which deduct amount of loans falling
due paid by Treasurer, 11)5,0111 72, and amount
canceled by Commissioners of Sinking Fund,
Jfl,M)y,lti:t'70, which being deducted from the
issue shows an increase of the debt during the
year of $1,U27,S27-:MI, making the total funded
debt on the lbt.lunuary, 1SG7, (:l5,165,G21-:i5. This
does not Include outstanding warrants.
statement of payments by the City Treasurer
from Januarv 1 to December 31, 18(tj, inclusive,
showing the" amounts appropriated and ex
pended, the balances merging and warrauu
countersigned:
Warrant
Ani'tAiiirf lmntr- Jhtlanre.i
Departments, prmti"n.t. xitinttl. Jlrrnitttt.
Controller 22,t)50-00 $22,U2:i-77
Commission's ZHS.atiS-iW 220,817-18 1,521-81
C. of Councils.. G1.857-K1 61,KJt19 l,l).-l.
City Ice Moat... 112,.'I50-00 10o,580-'J8 6.7ii!) ()2
City 1'roperty.. lobVkJOitO 151,487-81 l.'i.OIUOU
City Solicitor.. 32,G7l,(r7 31,tiU!'U7 l.OtKJ-lt)
City Treasurer 18,(KK)-00 ls.ijdPHH lio-lli
Kire.. 11:1,250-00 m.ttt.VHtj 614-14
Highways 610,827-22 47U,20.t"Jl 13,5:i:t-3l
Md. of Health.. 90,517-8'J 88,542-45 2.UUV44
Lighting City. 42!),777-.5t) 417,2!15-11 12.4S2 31)
Markets DG.582-01 ;W,212-83 3ii)-18
Police &W,47U2t) 821,754-11 8,725 14
Ouard.ot Poor 447,35()-00 412,3t2 0ti 5,007-01
Insp. ITisons.. 12G.451-00 124.G47-24 l,Kl):t-76
City Kailroad. il.lOOtK) 7.25477 1,815-23
PnblicHchools 8!Hi,318-80 878,081-17 IS.OT'ttt
Btrt.Cleansiiig 1H.018-52 80,110-02 11,507'GO
Kxp.Ches.Ht.ls l'j.w.pm
Hurveys 38,5.'i8-20
Com. of H.Fnd.
42-VOO
Kec. of Taxes..
Water
Delenne, City..
School IX o. 2...
3.5,ooti-ja
1,0!U,:M7-40
l(it.(j,Jl!,14
M88,04i),13
l,l:id:42
473.75 1 28
118,174-15
8112,470-01
G,G12,92i5-08 ?i,y83,4G.j-0i $l,G2i),4G0-01
A resolution of instruction to the Commis
sioner on Markets was presented, requirius?
him to inform Councils what rents are being
paid to the city by the markets. Agreed to.
Mr. Kino presented an ordinance abolishing
the Department of Wharves and Landings, and
requiring all the duties that hitherto belonged
to the Commissioner of Wharves and Markets,
to devolve on the Commissioner of City I'ro-
Mr.KiNa stated that the city would save
about 84000 per annum if the department was
abolished, uud would not be put to inconve
nipnci' liv abolishing the same
Mr. Van Clkve moved a postponement of
the ordinance.
Mr. Smith was In favor of reform, and was In
favor ol a special committee to inquire what
departments of the city government could bo
dispensed with, but ho was not iu favor of abol.
ihhm? the Department of Wharves and Mar
kets, as proposed in Mr. King's ordinance.
T he motion to postpone was agreed to. Yeas,
13; nays, 11.
A motion to reconsider was lost, ana a motion
to indefinitely postpone was agreed to. Yeas, 15;
BlA petition was presented asking that Moya
inensing Hall, on Christian street, be appro
priated to public school purposes. Referred.
A message from the Mayor was received, in
closing a petition, signed by a number of gentle
men, advocating the extension of Fair mount
Fark on the western side of the river Schuyl
kill, and stating that a large extent of grouud
(one hundred and forty-six acres) has been pur
chased by the petitioners at the moderate rate
of $000 per acre, and the city is asked to pur.
chase the same for the park extension,
A bill was read providing lor the purchase,
and creating a Hoard of Commissioners con
sisting of tbe Mayor of the city, l'resldents of
Councils, Chief Engineer and Surveyor, and
ten citizens, to be appointed by the Judges of
District Court and Court of Common I'leas; sulci
Commissioners to iccelve no pay, and to carry
out the arrangements of the purchase of said
grounds.
Mr. Van Ci.kvk moved to refer the matter to
a joint Committee of Law, Finance, Wutor aud
City Property. Agreed to.
A bill was nrLseiited providing that any citi
zens desiring to make an attachment to the
culverts of the city for the purpose of draining
private dwellings, shall make application for
the purpose to the Survey Department, aud pay
87 for the privilege. Agreed to.
Bills from Common Council were then con-
llhe resolution relative to South Street Mrldgo
was concurred iu. Adjourned.
Common Branch.
The CUumber was called to order at u quarter
past three o'clock. President Joseph F. Murcer,
Esq., In the Chair.
John K. Tyson, Lsq., member of Council from
the Second Ward, presented his certitloato of
election, and being sworn In, took his seat.
Mr. Makckk presented theannual reportof the
City Controller, which was ordered to be printed
and referred to the Finance Committee.
A communication was received from Mr,
Dlxey, City Commissioner, stating that ho had
corresponded with Captain II. W. Janus, in
forming him that Moyameuslug Hall was
burned down while in charge of mo Govern
ment and it is expected that the building will
be rut iu the same condition us when it was
received from the city. The communication
was referred to the Committee on Law.
Mr Harper presented a petition of citizens
asking for the passage of an ordinance to pre
sent Passenger Kail way Companies from sult-
An ordinance to that eneei. ana maitins
penalty of 75 for any violation of the si
was presented by Mr. Harper. It led to a g
ral debate, entered into by Messrs. Li
An oruinanco w , V ' , ,7
gene-
avails,
v,.n.- romow. Mllllngiou. mnipsou, auu
' rs""" ' ' -
The veas and nays were called, resulting
yeas, ill; nays, 21. The bill was lost.
A communication froia the Hoard of Direc
tors ol the Fire Depart nieut, iu reiereuce to the
reorganization of the Fire Department, was re-
ierred to the i;omnillieo on r no "
Mr. Tyson Dresented a petition of the uireo-
torsof tbe Second School Section, asking that
the ground upon which Moyameuslug Hall
stood be appropriated lor school purposes. Ke-
U rrpl lrt r ittnunn Sti'hnnlli find Police.
The ordinance making an appropriation of
SMl.'JWlo the Department lor Supplying uie
City with Water, having been made the special
order of the da v m, lour o'clock, was culled UP.
Mr. Simi'hon moved to amend the Hum of
salary of engineer fioia H Kka) to t28uo.
Mr. PRANriHMin moved to further amend by
inr.king fie salary 8 ooo.
Mr. Po'itub objected to tho amendment. Ho
mailed that the cliy had not. th) limner t'
ad vanco a single salary. Tho Income for l"ti7 is
lixed, and the appropriations to tlio various
city departments will absorb tho ent ire revenue
ol the city from the ti tax and tho other sources
of income.
Mr. 1' H ANClsci s said that his amendment
was on the score ol economy. The laborer 1
worthy his hire. Compensation for lab'r de
pends upon the talent expended, and the
change by the Union party In caucus will bene
fit tbe city and Increase tho treasury.
Mr. l-.VANs was opposed to tho Increase, and
spoke at length on the subject. IIi said that
the present Chief Fngineer had fait hfully dis
charged his duties, but members of Councils
lnol been endeavoring to kill him.
Mr. IIknk.kv made an able speech. His fa
vored Mr. Franclscns' amendment, on the seoro
of economy, arguing that by paying a good
salary the treasury would be Increased and the
city benefitted. He was not speaking In favor
ol any engineer, but was looking to the interests
of the citizens.
On the pucRnge of tho amendment the yeas
mid nays were called, as follows:
Ykas Messrs. Mardslcy, llarnos, Mlllington,
Calhoun, Dillon, Drelsbiich, Francisco, dill,
Hancock, Haney, Harrison, llonzspy, Littleton,
Miietngue, Martin, F Mersbon, Myers, O'Neill,
Palmer, Kay, Shane, Shoemaker, Smith, Stock
ham, Wllllts, Murcer, President 20.
Nays Messrs. Allison, Armstrong, Cameron,
Colebower, Conrow, Lamest, Kvans, Harper,
Iletzell, Kennedy, Martin, ,1. C, .Martin, W. D.,
Milton, Ogden, Irani, I'cttcr, Hnupsou, Stokes,
'lyson, W ugnor 20.
The amendment was agreed to.
M r. Kvans then moved to increase the sala
ries of the Assistant Kngiueurs of tho Water
Works. Not agreed to.
Mr. Potter moved to Horns 20, 21 aud 22 the
llrst lor coal at Fairmount Worlcs, from SlOO) to
SOOO; second, for coal at Delaware Works, trom
1 1 5,000 to JOOOO, and third, for coal at Schuylkill
oiks, from 15,000 to $10,000. The ainoudinjuts
were agreed to.
Mr. li k.tzki.l moved to amcud Item 37, for
Iron castings, Ac, from 100,000 to S75.000. Not
agreed to.
Mr. Fmancisi vh called tho previous question,
nnd, pending the discussion, tho Chamber ad
journed. Equal Rights Association. At the after
noon session the Committee on Constitution
reported a preamble and constitution, which
were adopted. The preamble states:
Whcri us, The reconsi ruction of our National
Union Is tiie lilting of theentire nation Into the
practical realization of the true republican Idea
ol a Government, founded on absolute justice us
the corner-stone; therefore, to aid in this practi
cal work, we agree to form a society to bo called
"The Pennsylvania Equal Klglits Society."
The purpose of the Society, as stated by the
first article, was to secure equal rights to all
citizens, especially the right of sull'rago, irre
spective of race, color or sex.
The following nominations were made aud
adopted:
President Robert Purvis.
Vice l'resldents Luci'dlii Mott, Wm, Whip
per, William Alston, Dinah Meudeuhall.
Recording Secretary Alary li. Lighll'oot,
Corresponding Secretary Fanny M, Jackson.
Treasurer John Wikimnn.
Kxecutive Committee. William Still, Sarah
J. Hawkins, Kllen M. Cliilds, Sarah Pugh, Har
riet Purvis, Clementine Johns, Klisha Weaver,
Allred H. Love, Uctarius Catlo, Louis J. Roberts,
James Cbaapel.
Miss Susan B. Anthony made an earnest ap
peal to all, especially to the women of our na
tion to contribute to the financial support ol
the present society.
The following resolutions were offered:
JiisolccU, That reconstruction should begin
at home; that since a majority of the citizens
of Pennsylvania are now taxed without repre
sentation, and governed without consent, and
since those who would be free themselves must
strike the blow, therefore the primary object
ol the Pennsylvania Equal Rights Society is to
demand and obtain suit rage for the women and
colored men of this Slate.
Ite.solvcd, That we call upon the people of
Pennsylvania, without distinction of party, to
form Kqual Rights Clubs In every county,
township and ward, to demand suffrage as the
natural inalienable birthright of every citizen;
to circulate tracts, pamnhlets and petitions, to
organize meetings; to create and concentrate
public sentiment; to direct attention to the
existing grievances and disabilities of our dis
franchised classes; to catechize candidates for
all olliees, State or National, and to make the
extension of suffrage the test question in all
future political action.
After a protracted discussion, tho above reso
lutions were adopted, with various slight ver
bal modifications. After the transaction of
unimportant, toutine business, the Society ad
journed nine (lie.
The Lincoln Institution. The annual
meeting of the contributors to the Lincoln In
stitution wf.B held at the building, No. 308 S.
Eleventh street, yesterday morning. The first
annual report was submitted. It referred to
the organization of the institution from a com
munication to the Church Home for Children,
from Mr. Murrows, State Superinteudant for
Soldiers' Orphans, asking after orphans received
and that appeal resulted in ten children being
received. Mr. Murrows subsequently offered to
place out in auy Institution under Episcopalian
charge, one hundred boys, whose parents be
longed to that church, and pay $110 for each of
them until they were sixteen years old. Out of
this proposition grew the Lincoln Institution.
Subsequently the present building, admirably
adapted to the required purposes, was pur
chased lor 822,500 cash, of which Slii.Ooo yet re
mains as a mortgage upon the building, aud
which should be speedily cancelled. April 17th,
1SG6, the institution was dedicated with appro
priate services, at which Cieneral Grant was
present, and two boys were received. At pre
sent seventy-five boys are under charge, and
the quota of one hundred will soon be complete.
With tbe greatest economy exercised the ave
rage annual cost of each child Is $1'10, making
an annual deilcil of 2000 to bo provided lor by
tbe free will offerings of our citizens.
Rev. Dr. Newton presided yesterday. Major
fleneral Meade, Rev. Phillips Brooks, Mayor
McMichael and other prominent gentlemen
were present. The following Counsellors were
elected:
President Gen. George O. Arcade.
Vice President William G. Boulton.
Secretarv John L. Redner.
Treasurer Morion McMichael, Jr.
Rev. Richard Newton, D. D., Jay Cooka. Caleb
Cope, Lemuel Coflln, Thomas Sparks, William
P. Crcsson, Charles Piatt, J. Vaughan Merrick,
William Ellis, Charles J. stllle, George C. Car
son, Fklward S. Buckley, A. II. Franclscus,
Lewis II. Redner. Francis Wells, William
Strnthers, Rev. J. V. Robins, George T. Lewis,
F. Ratchford Starr, Ezra Bowen, M. J. Mituhe
son, R. M. Lewis, Charles E. Lex. Edward Ship
pen, William I). Robins, Joseph Harrison, Jr.
Anniversary op the Woman's Hospital.
The sixth anniversary of this Institution was
celebrated yesterday afternoon, at tbe Hospital
Building, North College avenue,
A large number of ladies and gentlemen were
present.
The annual report, as read, showed that the
total number of patients engaging the care of
the Hospital, had been Increased during tho
year by three hundred and nineteen. The num
ber received as residents was less by two than
during the twelve months preceding. Tho in
crease has been in the Dispensary Department,
which numbers lour hundred and forty-eight
in excess of last year.
In the lying-in department, especially, the
managers hail reason to congratulate them
selves upou the successful warding orl of
threatened complications, but one patient
having been seriously ill. The numbers in
this department might have been increased
but lor the regulation excluding unmarried
women. Among the out-door patioiits a few
denthsoccurred, mainly from clioleraiiiiaiituui.
Tin) number of patients received into the hos
pital was 70; treated In dispensary; 108ii; attended
at houses, 384. Total, 21 10.
The number of resident patients was as fol
lows : Medical cases, 21; surgical, 10; obstetrical,
30. Total, 70,
Nativity American, 43; Irish, 25; English, 4;
Scotch, 2; German, 2. Dlhchargei (.including 10
retained from last year), 78.
Dispensary and Clinic Patients American,
1(170; Irish. 474; German, 114; English, 74; Scotch,
7; French, 2; Swedish, 2; Canadian, 1. Total, 2:(?0.
The report, as read, showed that there was
f 13,000 iuvestedas an endowment fund.
KRkj'I'blican Cauci-. The Kopnbliean cau
cus of Select Council met yesterday and nomi
nated for Trustees of the Philadelphia Gat
Woiks, Charles Grutrr aud Johu A, Housemau.
Fond of JJoreh. Abraham Weaver,
who lives In Lancaster couiv, h id stolen from
his s(nble, on Sunday evening. January (!, 1807,
a daik sorrel horm;. George Washington Hehtia
dor, alms M. Mrook, is the nanipol an Indi vid ml
who lias nnnoyed the tanners of Pennsylvania
lor some time pat, by depredations upon their
horics, wnerons, etc. It, sePins tb at Geonre, anil
ine himself short of "greens,'' In order to pro
vide h.tiiHelf with the "neeestHrv," took Un
horse ironi Air. Weaver's stable, rode him over
to Allcntown, and there sold him to a man
named Jacob Klchllne for $200. He then
started for this city, and arrived here on Friday
night last, nnd put up at the Penn Hotel, and
Irom there went to a bonrdine--ho:tse, No. 310
North Eleventh street. Mr. Weaver came to the
city yesterday morning with a photograph of
the thiel, and stopping in at theCcntral Station,
nsked Serjeant ('rout "If he knew a man like
that?" exhibiting- the photograph. The oflicer
replied that he did. Both then repaired to
Alderman Hurley's office, and a warrant was
issued lor the armrebenyion ol Schnadcr. crseaut
Crout visited his boarding house, and secure I
his prisoner, and e-corted him before Alder
man Hurley, who held him to answer in default
of $1000 bail. He will be taken to Lancaster
county jail this evening, by rhe Senreant.
Schbader Is at present under $000 bail for stnal
iue a horse and wagon from Dr. L. Z. Itius;
vnildt, of Churchtown, in the same county.
Repoutof thk Highway Department.
The following condensei statement exhihits
the sums expended by the lli(rhwn Department
for 1806: Paving intersection?, S22.7.10; repair
ing streets, $U1,100-3'J; repavlnpr streets, $398i58:
repairing over water pipe, $11,011-71; tram .vay,
gutter, and crossing stune, $17,000; repairs to
toads, $50,820-83; for repairing i-treets and
ronds, $1 ",ii!),vwi; repairing nnd buildinsr
biidges, $IH,5()0-21; repainni; culverts and in
lets, $S9,!i79-00; repaying and retrrading Dock
street. $ i;iS333; cleansing and repairing unp-ived
streets, S'J',180'33; grading nud culve.ting Uioid
street from Germuntown avenue to Fisher'3
lane, $25,000; construction of new Inlets,
f.'D-IS-fiO; pavitig aud repairing footways,
$l(j(;3-8:i; construction of branch culverts,
$4G0!)'54. iifcj
Revenue Cases. Before United States
Conimis'ioner Hibler yesterday, Edward Marley
had a hearing on the charge ol distilling spirits
without a license. Defendant's place, atTwnty
third and Naudain streets, was visited on the
11th of January, and two stills found therein
operation, with mash in them. No special tax
had been paid. Held in $1000 bail ior trial.
Before United States Commissioner Smith.
James Robinson, K. L. Paniora, and J umes
Clary were ch irered with distilling without a
license. The distillery of defendants is said to
be on a farm on Oxford turnpike, three miles
above Frnnkford. The arrests were made by the
Deputy SlarsUul, who testified that when he
visited the place the still was in operation. Held
for trial.
Installation Sekvk es. The installation
services of the Kev. S. A. Mutchmore took place
last evening, iu the Cohockslnlt Presbyterian
Church, Gerniantown avenue, above Fifth
street, nnd were conducted by Lev. William O.
Johnston, Dr. Keed, Ir. ISeadle and Kev. T. M.
Cunningham. The usual exercises attending
occasions of this kind were engaged in. The
attendance was large, and was composed of re
presentatives from the different churcues in tho
neighborhood. The new house of worship in
tended for this congregation, which ha been
erected at the intersection of Franklin street
and Columbia avenue, will be ready for occu
pancy In a lew weeks. The building will ac
commodate about one thousand persons, and
will be one of the most substantial and neatly
built structures of the kind in the city. Tho
congregation is increasing rapidly lu numbers.
Row in Common Council. Last evening
after the adjournment of Common Council, and
while tho members were conversing in the
main aisle of the chamber, Mr. Charles Miller,
one of the Gas Trustees, made a remark which
was not altogether liked by Mr. Iluy, member
from the Eighteenth Ward.
The latter replied to Mr. Miller, and receiving
an answer from him similar to the remark ho
had previously made, Kay caught Hold of him
nud dealt him several blows, nnd would have
followed it up had not the members interfered
and separated the belligerents.
Reported for Duty. The following named
ofticeis have reported for duty at the United
States naval station at League Island, viz: Com
modore Olivers. Glisson, Commandant; Com
mander George W; Hansom, and Liuuteuant
Commauder E. W. Henry. This is now a new
nnd separate department from t he Huladelphia
avy Yard, its title is United States Naval
Station, League Island, Pa.
ArroiNTMExrs fob Philadelphia.
The iollowing appointments for Philadelphia
have just been made by Governor Geary: Port
Physician, Dr. H. Earnest Goodman; Deputy
Secretary of the Commonwealth, I. B. Gara;
Health Officer, General Horatio G. Sickels (re
appointed); Port Warden, General Gideon G.
Clark (reappointed).
Eetliw of Fineb am) Pe.n alti es. The
amount of lines returned to the city during the
past year from the committing magistrates Is an
follows: J. R. Massey, f .lOl; John Cloud, 03;
Louis Godbou, $537; O. L. KamsdcU, S1.V50;
David Beitler, $3G; John Swift, $182 makiiig a
total.of $1827
Water Main Burst. The water main in
Eighth street, below Arch, burst yesterday af
ternoon, causing many of the cellars to bo over
flowed, ami much valuable property to be
destroyed. I'p to a late hour last liight the
flow oi wihci had not becu stopped.
Old Cents Not Received. The United
Stales Mint does not receive old copperor uicltel
cents in exchange for tho new five cent nickel
coinage. The coins mentioned are not received
at the Mint at all, as Is generally supposed.
AMUSEMENTS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE.
Kelley 's Grand North American
PRIZE CONCERT.
TIME FIXED TO AWARD THE PREMIUMS,
And the Concert to be Given at the
WABASH AVENUE RINK, CHICAGO, ILL.,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 0, 1807.
THIH 19 THE GREATEST DISTRIBUTION OF
XIIF NJNUEfM'H t'EN 1TRY, AND T HE MOS1"
6l ('t ES8FUL ENTEKPKiKE OK THE KIND
EVElt 1ACUUKATED IN THE WOULD.
350,000 valuable; PRIZES,
Valued at Half a Million Dollars,
Including $100,000 in Greenbacks,
Will be presented to 1 1tket Holders.
CAPITAL PKIZE, $30,000 IN GREENBACKS.
Every other Ticket draws a Prize.
Tickets, tl each; five tor 4 Mh ten for9; twenty for
f 17 60 will be sent to any address on receipt oi money.
Bend tbe name oieacb bubucrloer. nnd adarea. Money
bv uvit. Pomonice oioer, express, or register . d letter
uiev be si ni at our risk.
All conimuDlcatious should be addressed to
-A. A. KELLEY & CO.,
No. 103 RANDOLPH Street,
1 V t CU1CAOO, ILL
EK DELSSO UN S O C IE T Y'S
FIRST GRAND CONCERT,
AT MUSICAL, FUND II ALL,
ON SATURDAY EVENIKG, Janmry 19,1807,
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
rRTItrjl.AH8 IN t'lfiCt'LARS AT 'JHE MCBIC
MTOKEH. 1 liUiwOt
COMI'LTMENTAIIY BENEFIT TO CHARLES
DlKAMi.
, . Pml.Anri.PT!i, Jannarr lrt. lHtn.
The frlcnda of C:il A KI.K.H im KA.(. tbe oldest. nd,
It li bmleved the only ltvin member ol the old i he
rn Street Theatre Company under the mntiHKPmant or
Wignell ItciiinKh WlKnell , Warren. v nrren
Wood, ann their succpsom ana lot ninny other I'hei
trleai Companies In niter times who, as actor, Hi let
Aiaxter and Mane Manaunr, has ever held an hoiiuratiln
position as an nrtlut and citizen ; and h . as the aninor
or 'A Hlstort ol the I'hllado'phla -tacV hai rceorned
the an' als and glorl ot the prnfAimn, aro Invited to
D""'.t.At''e.iluKl IKIUsK, lif ntlemen'i I'arlor. on
KIP AY, January 1R at 8 o'clock I' M.. tor the nur
poso ot rnnklnn arrat pements to tender to that veteran
Morton tfc.Mirhaol,
iF.MiMiiiiriiiarr Jienetlt.
V. J Htncken,
Thumps hi Westcott,
E V llreenn,
William J. i iark. Jr ,
.'i'hn T Hcheerer.
Wl.llam V. McKean,
John Havls Watxon
ha'les E Warburton,
William MnpKer,
'I horn as Kllzu'Taiil.
I. Itrainerd Williamson.
John F. McDevItt,
KohertC. Smith.
Stephen N. Wln.ilow.
louib . itoney,
James Page.
Ilenrv I ' i arer,
llcnrv W. K mapn.
Join Thornlev,
Franrls II. 1une,
R Mirlton Mackenzie,
.1. M Kol.b,
Wi'Ilam H. Welsh,
K I.. Ectherston.
Ernest'. Wallace,
Robert Everett, I
JobnI.awlor, 1172t;
XJtW CHKSNUT ST11KKT THEATUE.
1) CklESMJT Street, above TWELFTH.
THIS EVENING,
TtEVEFIT OF ifKS. 11AK.NKY WILLIAMS,
on vhlch occasion
MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
will appear In
THREE GTORIOIJ9 PIECES.
EN I IKK CHANOK OF RILL.
The performance will eominenco 1th tbo Romantic
Drama, In two acta entitled
'I HE WH1I E IJOKSK OF THE PEPPERS.
Gerald Pepper (first ilme In this cliv) Mr. HaKNET
WILLlA.MS, with Sontt and horns, ' I'm a
Kant lug. Roa tn Hlade."
To be followed bv tbe roaring Farce,
CONNECTICUT CMTRTSHTF.
Our Jemima Mrs. HARNEY WILLIAMS
W Ith Yankee Bonn and Yankee Rje!.
To conclude with the laughable Pleco,
1 1I h IH1SU LION.
Tim Moore (with Bona. "Limerick Races")
Mr B K S EY WILLI MS
Mrs. Fltzglir Mrs. HARNEY WILLIAMS
HAllTRttAY AFROOV MATINEE.
BENEFIT OF MR. JOHN HUMMEL (Treasurer).
t.NLY CONNIE SOOUAH 5I.VI1NEE,
and only Matinee annearance ot
MR AND MRS. BARNEY WHT.IAM9.
MONDAY EVEKINO-A New Local Erama,
THE PHILADELPHIA NKW6UOV.
"VTF.W CIIESNUT STKEKT THEATRE,
CHESN'TT street, above TWELFTH.
FXTRa ANNOUNCEMENT.
ORAND BENEFIT MATlNER
TO THE TKEASl R-R OF THE THEATRE,
MR. JOHN BT1MMEL.
who has the honor to announce tbat he has made ar
rangements with
MK. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
who on this occasion wlh make their
ONLY MATIN EE APPEARANCE
IN THIS CITY
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON. January 19.
in me popular toman nc nrauia,
THE CONNIE SOOIHII,
Notwithstanding the additional expense attendant
upon the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. na ney Wllitania
for this occasion the prices of Admission to the Matinee
will be, as usual, 30 CENTS to all parts of tbe bouse.
Doors open at 1, Curtain rises at '2'15. U
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins at half past 7 o'clock.
benefit of vi if. john drew
two fine comedik-.
only" nic.ht of mr. mai' rice neville.
FRIDAY EVENING, January 17,
XIOO.OOO.
Alice Barlow Mrs. JOHN DREW
To conclude with robin's Comedy of
THE HONEYMOON.
Duke Aranza Mr. MAURICE NEVILLE
The Duchess Mrs. JOHN DREW
HA'lUtiliAV - J:i00 000 and ROB Kv.
MONDAY G. L. KOX AND TROUPE.
GREAT PANTOM l"ME, JACK AND GILL.
WALNUT 8TKE E'T THK4TK E.
N. E. comer of Nl MTU and WALNUT Street
Doors noen at 7. begins at 7Hi.
BENEFIT OF MR. JOHN BROUGHAM,
who will appear in bis
UNRIVALLED IMPERSONATION OF
S1K HAKCOURT COUH1LY.
in Bouclcault's splendid Comedv of
LONDON AftSCRANCE.
THIS (Frldav) EVENING, January 18,
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Sir Harcourt Courtly Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM
Dazzle Mr. J. B. Roberts
EW AMERICAN TIIEATRE.
Eneageuient ot the celebrated
MR BELVH. RV AN.
THIS EVENINti,
TBE GREEN HILLS OF TUB FAR WEST,
THE TWO POLT.-.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
GRAND MASKED BALL,
JANUARY 21, 18C7.
i
Tickets, 3 00, admitting a Gent'eman and one. Lady;
each additional lady's ticket, 1 00. Family Circle
anditnee tie&eta, SO cents.
Doors open at 7 o clock, and tbe Grand March at 0
o'clock.
No person will be admitted without presenting the
check.
MANAGERS.
Joseph D. Ellis, No. 325 N. Third street; Jesse R.
Walker, B. W. corner Fourth and Chesnut; F. J.
Walter, No. 272 8. Third street; Wilhelin Elscnlobr, No
137 b. Tenth street; Christian Mack, No. 212 S. Broad
street; Cbarles Grill, No. 724 Filbert street; Mason
Hirscb, No 414 Uurket street; Louis Hlehnerwuld, No.
2il Dock street; Caspar Bicker, No. 608 Arch street;
Henry Gcbauer, No. 1028 Sansoin street.
Tickets can be obtained of J. Klsloy, Continental
Hotel; Joseph Steppacber, No. 631 Chesnut street;
George Muller, No. 728 Vine street; F. & L. Ladner,
No. 632 N. Third street; and at Actien Hall, No. 341 N.
Third strict; Ha'ngerbund Hall, corner of Crown and
Callowbill ; and ot the Managers. 1 14 7t
COSTUMES! COSTUMES I
A Splendid Assortment of
COSTUMES AND PROPERTIES
FOB MASQUERADES,
Arc oCeie! to tbe attention ot tbe ball-going public at
this gay and festive season, at tbe
COSTUMERY
Of I enty-five Years' Establishment,
No. 017 RACE Street, North Side.
Every effort will be made to please the taste ot thos
who ait nd the Carnival Balls of the season.
Masks of evtry deacripiloufor sale.
W. O. DESMOND,
1 S 8m No. Q17 RACK Street.
BRADFORD'S LAST GREAT PAINTING,
nEALEliH CRUSHED BY 1CEBEKUS,'
which has received the nicnest encomiums iroin tbe
press and the public ot New York, Boston, and other
metropolitan cnles Is now on exhibition for a limited
period, at WEkDEHOTU. TAYLOR & BROWN'S.
No. 014 ChEBNUT btrett. 12 27 lm
N
EW ELEVENTH fcTUEET OPERA HOUSE.
ELEVENTH htreet, abov CHESNUT.
"THK FA MIL, V lUOKT
OPEH FUR fcKAMJ.V.
CARMROS.S 4l BIXEV'S J11MM RELH.
tbe Great Klar Tiouiie oi tbe World, in their Glt.VNi)
1'IHIOI'IAN SOIREES, KONliS, DANCES, NEW
Bl RLEOUES, and 1'LANTATION SCENE.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Commencing at 8 o'clock.
8 30 J. L. CAUNt KOSi. Manager
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA. PUBLIC RE
hearsals every SATl RDAY AFTERNOON, at
MUSICAL FUND HALL, o'clock. EuimKemenis
made bv ardreming GEORGE BASTERT, Agent, No.
1231 MONTEREY Mreet between Race aud Vhie. 11 6 3iu
fSP THE PIANOS WHICH WE MAND
fill I' facture recomnund themselves. We promise
to our patroni clear beautilul tunes, elcgunt Workman
ship, durability, and reasonable prices, combined with
a mil guarantee, k or sule only at No. lull WALNUT
Street.
i m PNIOH PIANO MANCFACTURIKQ CO
N1TED STATES REVENUE STAMPS.
Eilnclpal Depot, No 3114 CHESNUT Street
Central Depot. No 103S FIFTH Stieet, oue duorbelow
Chesnut. Established 1802.
Revenue Stamps of every description constantly on
hand lu any amount
cr.iers by Mali or Express prjmntlv atU'nded to.
United Status Notes aiu on VliliadHlpbia or New
York or current funds received In payment.
Particular attention paid to small orders.
Tb'e decisions of ibe Coiumlssluu eau be consulted,
and an iuloraaiion regoxdbig the law cbeenully
given.
SHIPPING.
f'frf.'V FOR HOSTON-STEAMSIIIP LINE
tJU Jii Mltl.f T.
a..u iN(l FHi M EACH TORT EVERY FIVE DAYS.
FROM HNF H HEI-T WHARF, I'HIUnEL
1I1IA, AND LONG WHARF, HOHfliM.
The line bi t eon I'bllndcljihla and Boston Is now
competed of tbo
RU.VM N (new) Captain Baker, 148 tons.
S.AION, uptain .Mattbens, lJ.r0tons.
XlKV.AN is i. In roiell. 1203 tons.
1 hse substantial and wril-appointrd steamshlns wl 1
sail punctui lly as advertised and HelKbt will bo re
ce'Vi d every day, a sleuiner oclng always on the berth
to receive cargo
Miipix ts aic rcqnested to send bills of lading with
tbeli poods.
For trelmit or passage, havlnc suneror accommoda
tions, app.y to Hi NKY WIV-'iR .s CO
t No. 3:M k. DHaW 'KK Avenue.
fVrFA NOItfll AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
iWLUi foM P a Y.
OPPliMTION LIK TO CLTF(1RNIA.
VIA NU ARvH'.. EVERY TWENTY lY-.
From l ler No. 211 North River, foot of Warren strent,
at noon, with passenger and trcigbt, at ven LOW
RA'IKR. onnectlng on the Pacltlc Ocean vita tho
Bne stenmsblps
MO.-it S TAYLOR Captain T.lcthen, and
A At KR1 1 A, atitaln Wakemun
For further informa'lon. apply to tho North Ameri
can Steamship Company.
WILLI AM ll. WFBn. President
No. 54 Exchange Place N. Y.
D. N 1 ARKInUiON. Aeent.
t No. 177 Vet stree' . corner Warren N Y.
X.ff-r EMPIRE LINE FOR SAVANNAH.
iiyLU Every SATURDAY, from : lor No. 13 North
in Yd, punctually at 3 o'clock P. M.
j be tavorlte lde- v. bed Steamships
SAN JACiN'tO .Loveiand I oinuiaiider,
SAN 8ALVADOK. Atkins Cotuiiien lur.
Tbrouvh tickets and bbls oi lading to a 1 points In
( onnection wllb Cent al Rabroad ol Ueorgia. Ailunllo
and Cult Hailroad, and F'orlda nteamers.
Elegant passenger accomumdations.
UAItltlSON A Al.LEN.
t No. B BOW LINO CKfcKN, N Y
fBfs STAR LINE FOR NEW ORLEANS.
iftatii'mWrM '' h" New lork Mall Stesmsblp Comp.nv's
iii,t Oteun Stenmt rs will leuv Pier No. 4t North i.iver
at 4 o'clock P M., as follows the
MONl'r REY.Otl WHINES DA Y,
H'VANA.on MAI I'RDAY,
MISSOURI. on SaTUKIiAY,
MERRIMACK onuATiRJaT.
Alt Mils oi iadiiik signed at the i-lllco npon (he plot.
For Ireight or passage app y to
C. K. GARRISON. President.
t No. D BOWUNO OREE.N. N. Y.
ju PA IF1C MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
J.1 pan Y's
IHROf OH LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
CARRY I Mi UNITED S I A lES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave Pier No 42 North River, foot of Canal
street, atli o'clock oon, as lollows:
December 31 NEW YulK, Cunt. W. O. Farber. con
necting with CON SI ITUTH'N. apt. Caveriy.
iianuurv 11 nr.BKt i'uu.i:f I, i apt a. u.
(iray. connecting with GOL1 ES AGE. Capt Lao dg.
January 21 -RISING s'I R, apt. T A Harris, con
nectlug with GOLDEN CITY, Capt. 1 T. Wat kins.
All departures touch at Acapu.ro ; those of 1st and
21st connect at, Paniima with steamers for Soutn 1'acitlc
p. ns; 1st and 11th tor tentral American ports, and
those ot 1st touch at al anzmiiilo.
Depaitureoi lit b each month connec s with the new
steam line iroin 1 unamato A ustrali and New Zealand.
btei nier ol March 11. lho7. wl I connect with t te Com
pany's steamer Colorado, to leave San Frauclsco lor
Yobobama and honu-Kong on A iril 3. Ist7
One nuuuied pounds oi baggage ailoVedeach adult.
Medicines and attendance tree.
F or passage tickets and all lurtber Information, apply
at the otl ce en tbe wbart, loot of Canal street, North
River, New York.
t F. R. BABY, Agent.
7frT EMPIRE STEAMSHIP LINE, FOR
jii'j ,,' PKOV1DF.NCB ANU HUSTON.
suiiiun irom each port cverv 8a' ntday. irom second
wbart above V me street, Phllndelohla. and Provideuco
and Boston Railioad W liart Providence, R I
The line Is composed ot the first-class steamships
HUNTER. M. L. Rogei a commander.
CHASE, J. A. Crossman coTumander.
These superior and well equipped steamshlns sail
regularlv as advertised. Freight will be received dal'y,
a steamship bell 9 always on .he berth to receive carj.
Freigbt ior Boston Mass and ail lntermediu'e
points on the Boston and Providence or Worcester
Railroads, will be received, and il.e voods 0e Ivored In
less time and at lower rates than bv any other route.
Bills of lading lurmshed at tbe ofllce.
No btiis ot lading siened alter the ship has sailed
Jfor turtner tn'ormati m. apply to
l.AllllltliI, rTltt..HBH
AM & CO.. Agents.
No. 126 North Wharves.
nenTy Cleaveland. Fsq.
Agent at Providence R. I.
'rv lldllvli ix u nii.AiU UYlUillu.
Mi COM PAN Y I Limited).
killtll.Vlt L.'.L' ill u.TTinininixT
iiiers weekly to Livornooi. culllntr at Oucenstown.
The splendid first oluss Iron St.'a nshlps
LOU1"! ANA, Captain Harrington.
PEN N8YLV AN I A, Captuln Lewis
EM N. Captain Cutting
THF; QUH EN. Captain Grognn.
DENMARK. Captain Thomson.
An experienced Surgeon on each ship free of charge.
Drafts issued for any amount, puyabie at uny bai.k In
Greut Britain or on tbe continent.
BATES OP FA88AUE, PAYABLE IN Cl'BRENCV.I
Cabin sieerijge-
To Liverpool or Qncenstown.... 8100 W0.
1 hrougli pasaage to Paris Antwerp. Hamburg, Bre
men. London, etc at low rates
Sti eraue passage tickets to brln persons from Liver
pool or One. ustown tor 35 in currency can be obtained
a' No 27 BHOAD WAY.
F or lrelgbt or cabin pnssaee. apply at the Ofllce of the
Company. No 57 UROaDWAY. F'or steerage 'ti kcts
at tbe Passage Ofllce of tbe company, No. 27 BROAD
WAY, or No. 275 l'EARL street.
F w ,T TfFRST. Manager.
I.OaDuN AND NEW 10UK bTEAM-
SHIP LINE.
1 tttsaKc lO l.uuuuu, wu. voir cuv, vurrt'ui'y.
Parage Irom Loudon, 7" 8u and jU, gold.
A'iAl.AN I'A, Captain I inkhuui.
Br l.LONA, Captain Dixon.
( ELLA, Captain G!cadeh.
WILLIAM PENN, Cap. a n Bil!lnvs.
The accommodations lor passongerson these ships are
unsurpassed. Freight will be takrn aud ibrom h bills
oi lading given to Lav re, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amster
dam, and Dunkirk.
For passage, applv to CHARLES A. WHITING, No.
26 BROADWAY. F'or lrelgbt, apply at No. 84 SOUTH
Street.
f HOWLAND ASPINWALL. Agents.
PASSAGE TO AND FROM
1. GREAT BRITAIN AND IIKEI AND.
1Y STEAOlSAir ABU SA1L1SU rAtULi,
AT KEDUHED RAl'El.
DRAFTS A VAI i ABLE THKOUGHOCT ENGLAND,
IRELAND, HCOTLAND, AN O WALES.
For particulars applv to
TAPSCOTT BROTHER CO..
t No. 6 SOUTH Street, and No. 23 BROADWAY.
FFt. 'OR ST. THOM"AS AND BRAZIL.
JR.LIUNlTl'.D STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
irAA.tiHIP COMPANY Regular Mail Nteamers.
eallln on tbe 22d oi every month :
NOR 1 11 ANiElUCA, capialn L. F. Tlmmerman.
SOUTH AMERICA. I ap.uin F:. L. Tiukelpaugb.
GUIDING MAR, Captaiu ioo-ge B. Mocutn.
There elevant steamers sail on schedule time, and
call at ht '1 bunas Para, Pemauibuco Bahin, and Rio
de Janeiro, going and returning. For enguuemei't of
ireight or passage, apply to
8 GAUH1SON ALLEN Agents
t No 6 Bowling Green. New Yora.
ktij'.im to m.Asenw 4vn r ivpr.
LL14.POOL. calling at Londonderry to land Mails
ttiiu Passengers
The lavorite passenger Btesmersof
THE ANCHOK LINE
SAIL EVERY bATURIAY FROM PIER 41 NORTH
RIVER.
Rates of passage, payable in urrency To Liverpool.
Glasgow uud Deiry, Cabins, kill) and 70; steerage M.
Prepaid certificates trom these ports to New York,
t35: Havre, Antwerp, etc.. tb 0 and till
For furt' er informutioii. applv at the Company's
Ofllces. FRANCIS MAC DONALD CO.. Agents,
t No. 6 Lowilng Green, New York.
. AlT-
, FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
JTand fall river
iiiu Luiiim and Newport line, h the splendid and
superior steameis NEWPuRT. ME1ROPOLIS, OLD
t OLONY . and cMI'IKK STATE, of great stiength and
speed, ci iiHtrucled express. y tor the nuvigation ot Leug
Island Sound, running In connection with the Old
Colony and Newport Rul'road.
Leave Pier No. 28. North River, toot of Murray
stteet
'the steamer NEWPORT, Captain Brown, leaves
Monday. W eduesi ay, and Friday, at 4 P. M , lauding at
Newport.
The steunier OLD COLONY. Captain Simmons leaves
Tuesday, 'I bursday, and Saturday, at 4 P. M., landing
at Newpoit
1 heae steamers are titled up with coinmodiout state
rooms, waier tight compartments, aud cverv arrange
ment for the security and comfort oi passengers wtio
are anorded by this rou o a night's rest on bouni and on
ai rival at Newport proeeeu per ral road again, reuchlug
BostO'i enrlv e ll the following morning.
A baggage master Is attached to euch steadier who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanies the
same to lis destination , , . 4
A stcun er runs In connection with this line between
Newport and Providence dul v. Suudays excepted
Freight to Boston Is taken at the same rates as by anv
other tegular line, and torwarded with the greatest ex
peuitlon by an expiess ituiti. which leaves Newport
every morning (Sumlajs excepted), at 7 o clock, ior
Boston and New Bediorl. arriving at lU destination
about 11 A. M , , . lk.niHM
For ireiubt or oosssge apply on board or at the omoe,
on Her No. 2a North River. For state rooms ana ourius
a
apply on board or, if It is V'Vfl"" gent" "
advance, aoulv to E. Lll ILr.rir.Li', ahui
t . Ko. 72 BUOADWAY. New York.
advance,
, IOR RICHMOND. NOKFUL.iv, ami
I.tfiTV fiiisr.-Tbe side-wheel stemuish'p
Til kSa'ii tlautalii Alexander Ev..r f-atiirilav.
Aifl2MK.om,pierNo.MN
hUil It lad'.ng eti. to .11 point, on th. bo.bo.rd Kail I
road and its connection .. vo 88 Liberty
LlviNObTOW. FOJt CO, Ageats NO. M t
street.
SHIPPING.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL CALLING
-wi at Oucenston i he inioau Line, sailing
m o.i-wet'Kiy cairytng ibe mitcd Mines viaiis.
"CI Of COhK" t-iiturday Jannarv 11
"t lTY F 1 11U.IN" Wedm-Miny. lanusry JH
VCIT CFNI.W Y 0 KK " 'aliinla, Januajv
'( II Y OF LI a. t KICK " Wednesday. January 39
and each succeeding saturdav and w cJnesday, at noon,
trom I ter No. 4ft North river.
RA i F, OF PAH AG K
By (lie mall steamer sai.lng evciv Saturday l
1 aj bie in Gobi Pa abid lu Currency.
First Cabin. .fl steern,:e ;f)
iol.oi.don h.y ToLoi.oon
, To Ions I , To l aps 45
Passaic by tbe Widni fdav stci.nn rs: Ftrt cabin,
8!0i steeraue .! PnyrblPin Utnteii -"tates currency.
I'8.m ni.0. h ao ontiinied V) tuvpi Han.bti.'g. Bro
n.en. rtc, at niooerate mtea
Meenige . (ismikc in hi l.ivi rpool or (Jueenstown. 37,
enrrcfitv 1 ickets can bo bought hero by persons -end-in
tor il rlr ti If r.t.s.
For .urilicr lulomiatlon apntv at the Company's
tfl ees. .'ollN G 1ALK, g-
87j No. Ill WaLni i Street, lliila la.
r aCT:. F0U N EW y0li K.-PHILA DEIi
Jiiii. i siitf i. de: h Steam Propoliet comimny De
n.i.u b sn insure Lnie.vla lie aware and Karl'an ' anaL
l a lug dai y at 12 M and A p. It., couuectlug witU a4
hortluni and Eastern lines.
For height, wblch botasennpon accommoOatlns
teima, at ply to W ILI.l A M M. H 4 I Kl A CO..
llj No. 132 S. DELAWARK Avenue.
f$ if m s ORE AT REDUcTftlN IV PRICE 01
iUJijUi.PASS.,GE TO UROPf. by the on . v a mnrl
l..u ..me to F.ugiand and Fiance. I'm New Yoik anil
Havre sieams ilii Companv's Urs o as- mail steaiiihins
aRaGO uno FULTON, Having been thoroughly refitted,
win leave Pier o ".North River, ior Havre, ca ling,
at Fa mouth, the following u ays at noon precisely;
ARAGO....U. Gapskn li'cenioer22, lfl'iKi.
At.d every 28 dm s th. reaiier.
PRICES .F PASSAGE, PAkALLE IN GOLD.
Klr.t.ilnss IMaln saloon 00
First-class Lower Saloon Nil
Second-class 50
A n expi rlenced Surgeon on board.
'J tin ( ompai v will not be r sponsible for sree'e or
vaiunbles unless hills o lading, hav ing the value ex
pietBcd, are signed thercior.
.1. J. COM STOCK Agent.
No. 7 Broadway New Yolk.
JAMFS A WOTTON, Havre, General Agent In Europe.
LUFRB,T1E. KANE & Co., Agents. Paris. t
4f7if ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
Sv'-V J-n TUE GEN'FRAL TRANSATLANTIC COM
liiM'n MAIL STEAMslUPt Br T W r.EX AEV
Y PK AVD HAVRE, CALIN AT BREST.
Tbe splendid new vessels ot this fuv..rit rnuta 'or tlio
Con: ment will sail from pie No. 61 1 North River.
PcRElhE. Ducbesne.
VILLn DE PARIS, Sutmont
EUROPE. Lemnne.
NT. LAURENT, h, candl.
VRIOF:n OF PASSAGE, IN GOLD.
First Cabin, (1611; second Cab 11. tl 0 Inc. tiding wine.
'I bese steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
Aitdica. attendance liee of charue.
Passengers Intending to land at Ureal can be furnished
on board with lailroail coupon-tickets, am. heir bagiiaga
checked 10 Paris, at an additional charue 01 5 101 tlrat
unu S3 for second class,
t GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, No. 88 Broadway.
Ti siTriPfA UTATVvj AvnnarxTc.no
, U 111 Will A . t i ' . ' u v rtl.no.
Qs: 1 ne nnucriigneu naving eased the KEN
b. NG'lON SI KF W DOiK.beitsto nform his tueniti
ano tue patrons ot the hock mat 110 is vtepared wita
lni rcufeu laciuties to accommodate tiios, t.uviiig vesseltl
to be lulsed or repiiir', and being a u. aou-ai shlp-enr-
penier and cau krr will glvepv aoual attention to tho
vessels entrusted to bun tor repairs
Captains or Agents Sblp-Curpeuteis. and Machinists
laving vessels to repair, a.e solicited to ca.l.
Having the agency for tho sale 01 'Wetterstedt's
Patent Meta ic ompositlon" ior t opper paint, tor the
preservation of vessels' bottoms, for Hum ci y, 1 am pre
pared toluinish the same on lavorabte terms
JOHN H II AMVIITT
Kensington Ncrew Dock,
US DELAWARE Avenue above Laurel s:reet
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
Iri j R(lll Uf UlUl.a :i.AL'lL . f li.u
. i 1 IT AT AMI 'I ll k i ik C ti t a 1 L'kifii iiPLvtiii
and FoUNDF.RS, bav ng for many years been In suc
cesslu' opeiation, and bten exclusively emtaged in
buildl g and repairing Msrine and blver f ngiues htidi
aud low pressure, iron Boilers water Tanks. ProuS
lers, eto etc.. respcctiu ly i,tler tin Ir services to the
public ns being tuny prepared to contract, for engines of
all sizt s, Amrine, ft ver, and siatlonaryr having aoisot
patterns ot oiberent sizes, are prepared to execute ordcrsj
with quick despatch. I1 very description or puttern
miikhig made at tbe shortest notice High and Low
pressure I- ine. Tabulur, nud Cylinder liol era. of the best
Peuusvlvaula charcoal Iron. Forging. o a.i sizes imj
ktnus; Iron nnd Srass . astinns ol all descriptions: Koli
Turning. Screw Cu tiua, ai d al: otlo r work connected
with ibe aboe business
Dtawings and bi educations ior ail work done at
the establlshme ", tree ot charge, uud work gnarnn
eed. j.m
1 be subscribers have ample whart-dock room for
repairs of boats, where tbev can He In poifect saiety
aud aie provided with shears, blocks, toils, etc fxC
for raising heavy or light weights.
JACOB C NEAFIE.
JOHN P. LEVY.
S215 BEACH and PALMER Streets.
). VAl'GHAN HEKItlCK, W11L1AK H. ME11HICB
JOB!) R. COPE.
QOCTHWARK IU UN DRY, FIFTH AND
O WASEINOION Streeta, 1 "
IlilLAIHLPlllA.
UKRiilcK k mjNS.
ENGINEF.K-. A N 1) Al AC11LNI8T8,
munniactnre hijih and Low Presdure bteaui Endues fo
Lai.u. biver. aim Alanne -errbe ' "
Lolleis, GuDometers, Tauks. Iron Boats, etc,
ln.-uni-S 01 all kinds, el l.er Iron or biuss.
iron Frane ltools :or Gas Works, Workshops, and
Rullroud Stations etc 1 u
Ke torts and Gas Machinery, ol the latest and moat Im
proved const, uci ion.
F.verv fli'hctlption 01 Plantation Machinery and Sugar
Fuw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Puna Open steain Ttalmj
rains.
Dfciecutors, F'l.ters, Pumping Engines eto
r-oie Agents 1
Apparatus, Ncsi
hole Agents lor N. Il'lleux's Patent Sugar Rollins
A.uniaiuD,i.vBiiijiu n wituv nuum URIUlllljf, OnO AS
pluvull 4i Wooisey's Patent Centrhugol hugor Draining
Machine.
B
R I D E S B U R O MACHINE W0BKSJ
No. 65 N. FRONT" STREET,
l-UlLAUkLFBIA.
We are prepared to fill order, to any extent for out
well-lnov.u
MACHINERY FOR COTTON AND WOOLLEN MILLS,
including all recent Improvements In Carding, Sulnnlao.
andVeuvlng. ' "
We in via. tbe attention ot mannfacturers oar ex ten
sive works.
1 1 ALFRED JENK8 A SON,
MEDICAL.
DR. J. K. KOBE'S ALTERATIVE.
THE CKUAT BI.OOD P111IF1HB.
it you have coruui, cisordered, or vitiated blood, yon
are sick al. over. It may appear as pimples, sores, or a
some active disease cr it may only make you teel lan
guid or depressed ; but you cannot have good health If
your blood Is Impure. Dr Roe's Alterative removes;
all these impurities, and is the remedy that will restore
mu to health
It is unequalled for the cure of all diseases oi the.
glands, sctoiula, tubi rculur consumption, and all erup
tiona of the skin. Price ! bole agents.
DYorr&co.,
No 232 North SECOND Street.
DR. DYOTT'S ITCH OINTSIE.T
will cure every form 01 Itch, and is superior to any other
remedy lor the cure of thut disagreeable and tormenting
con. plaint. Price 25 cents. Beut per mull, 40 cents.
DYorr&co.,
No. 232 North SECOND Street. '
DIL J. S. ROSU'M EXPECTORAMT.
For the cure ot consumption, coughs colds, asthma,
catarrh, inlluenZa, splmug of blood, bronchitis, and all
111scu1.es ot tbeluiifcs.
' T his syrup having stood the test of many years' ex
perience as a r. men) lor Irrita ion or any hitlammatiou
01 the lungs, tb. oat. or bronchia. 1. acknowledged by
all to be a rcniedv superior to any other known com
pound used ior the reliet aud cure of coughs and con
sumption. Trice 1. bole agents.
v DYOTT 4 CO
0 5 6m No. 232 North SECOND stroct.
DYEING, SCOURING, TC.
fftLXCIl &TEA31 StOimAQ
ESTABLISHMENT,
Ko. 510 KACE Street.
We beg leav. to draw your particular attention tooni
new French Steain Scouring Establishment tbe flist and
only ore of its kind lu this city. We do uot dye, but lr
a tin n.i.ai process re.iore Ladle.', Gafitiemon's, ant
l bfloren's Caruients to their original siatoa. wlthoai
luiurlnK tbeiu m the least, vibllo gieut experience and
Iih best niaiblnery irom France euuble us to warrant
iMi't .atuiaction to all who may lavor us with their
titroLaa" LADIES' DHEHSES.ol .very desciiptloa.
iiiioi without Trimmings, are cleaned and finished
without being taken apart, whether tbe color be geuuina
ernoera Cloaks and Mantillas, cnrtalna. Table Cover.
Car!" " Velvet Ribbon., Kid Gloves eto. cleaned afij
riiiiuhed ill the best manner. Gentlemen's Hummer
Ld VI inter Clothing cleaned fo certection without m
jurv to tbe stud A ro Flags and Baunets. All kind, of
.mins nmovi d without oieuulng the whole Allnr.i..
.re executed under our Immediate suoervlalon, ajiil
atinlaction guaranteed In eery Instance. A eall and
t xauuiiiitiou 01 our proces. I. respeotiuiiy Mliclted.
ALMDYLL & MA III,
1 10mwi
No. Ml K AC! Street.