CITY INTELLIGENCE.
I0H ADDITIONAL LW'tL ITk
P Kit H 8KB OUTSIDE PAORS.
Istkuehtinu (Vcasion. The Annual Kxatni
nation ot the New Jersey UnSlish, .Scientific,
arid Unusual Inntitut., at Hightstown, took
place a few days sina". Those examinations
are public; and for two daya the Spacious and
Vrnutiful Baptist Church was crowded with
citizens, parent and. othurs .int.-re-sted, fidin
nhroad, to listen to the unusual attainments
nnl proficiency 0f these, pupils. II. K Smith,
who has long heen connected with the
educational interests of I'hiladelphia, was pre
sent, and in a few remarks expressed the
opinion that for twrmtthiirui the school was
second to none in the land. He had not seen
classes exhibit such prolicii ncy in the Calculus
and other mathematical studies on any former
occasion. This rellects preat credit upon Pro
fessors . and K. Haas, the Principals of this
rising insiiuuion. rroies-ior Daipe lias charge
t)f tho department of languaKes, and the
promptness and thoroughness of his classes
showed that the Professor lias an aptness to
teach which few men possess.
The young ladies and gentlemen recite toge
ther, and the refined manners of hoth proved
to the public that the system has worked
well; and we learn that, in order to appear to
ood advantage in tho presence of each other,
a commendable rivalry is promoted. Miss
Shepherd conducts the department of vocal
and intrnincTiUl music with marked skill and
taste.
On the hist evening of the examination the
Rev. A. M. Jelly, of I'hiladelphia, was present,
and delivered an address w liich will not soon
1-e forgotten in Hightstown. The students and
audience nianifes'd their appreciation by fre
quent demonstrations of applause. At the
close of his address lie congratulated the lioard
of Trustees and Managers of the Institution
on their good fortune in securing the services
of such gentlemen as Professors Haas and
Dalpc, who, under Hod, could make the Insti
tute whatever they pleased. And then, turn
ing to the audience, ho congratulated the citi
iens of Ilightstown on having among them so
many young ladies and gentleman who had
proved themselves competent to appreciate
such instruction.
Ci iiioi's Claim for Wiiahkaok. A matter
of considerable interest to shipmasters and
wharf-owners has been argued before .fudge
Cadwalader for the past two days, while sit
ting in Court of Admiralty. It was a libel to
compel the payment of wharfage to Charles
M. Weidner, by the master of the shin Jane
1). 'Southard, of Maine. The circumstances
under which the claim was made are these:
Many years ago the United states caused to be
built two piers at Chester, for the protection
of the shipping ice-bound in the I'elaware.
About four years ago Mr. Weidner built an
intermediate pier, and during the past winter
the ship Jane I). Southard, being for a month
ice-bound, made use of one of the Government
piers, and to better secure the vessel, a line
was fastened to the wharf of Mr. Weidner.
For this he claimed wharfage, and it was in
sisted that he had a legal light to it, though
during the period the ship was detained at
Chester it was impossible, the other aide
alleged, by reason of the river being filled with
ice, for the pier to have been used by the
libellant.
Judge Cadwalader was of the, opinion that
the libellant was entitled to wharfage, but
upon a suggestion that the land between the
two Government piers belongs to the Govern
ment, and that a Port Warden's certificate
could not give the power to build a wharf
there, he recommended Assistant District At
torney Valentine to apply for an injunction to
restrain Weidner from collecting wharfage.
Pknnstlsakia's Quota. The United States
Military Asylum at Augusta, Maine, is rapidly
rilling. Jay Cooke, manager for the Middle
States, yesterday sent to the asylum forty-six
Pennsylvania soldiers. They were all dis
abled veterans. At their new home, sanitary
care and comfortable apartments will be fur
nished, and they will be taught some light
husiness, suited to their manned condition.
The men left under the guidance of Chaplain
John Long. He gleaned them from the Alms
house, from the Soldiers' Home at Sixteenth
and Filbert streets, and from the hedges and
byways of the city. About the first of April
he will return for a second company.
Am Fon tiik Soi-th. A meeting of our citi
zens has been called in aid of the suffering
'people of the South, to relieve the wants of
the destitute there in the prosent impending
famine, at the lioard of Trade Rooms, at noon
to-morrow. The call is indorsed by Mayor
McMichael, ami has the signatures of many
of the most prominent business men in this
community.
Hand Mutilated. A lad named George
Tinker, sixteen years of age, living atNo. 2015
"Virginia street, below Coates, met with a seri
ous accident yesterday afternoon at a factory
in Cherry street, between Sixth and Seventh,
hy which three of his lingers were cut off.
He was removed to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Anotiier Safk Roiihkhv. The safe in the
counting-house of Messrs. Watson Malone &
Co., Noble street wharf, was broken open
'about noon yesterday, during the absence of
those in charge, and several checks stolen,
which, with due bills, etc., carried oil, amount
to twenty-four hundred dollars.
Crushed Hktwekx two Cars. About 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon a lad named Wil
liam Jones was seriously injured by being
caught between two cars at Ninth and Parrish
streets.
Death fkom an Ovkrikish of Laudandm.
Thomas Adams, forty years old, who resided
in Wood street, helow Twenty-third, died
last evening, from au overdose of laudanum.
Fenian Mass Mketino. A mass meeting of
the Fenians will bo held at National Hall this
evening.
"Advancement of Scihnck in Australia.
Mr. Orubb, an optician of Dublin, has com
pleted an enormous jeflecting telescope, which
was ordered by tho Victoria Legislature, for the
sum of XTjOOO, for Melbourne. Tho tube of
the instrument is four feet and a half in
diameter. TJw aides are nude of taPenng
eteel rihs, mid th entire instrument i3 not
only einr- uiar on account of its dimensions,
tut alc,0 because of its completeness, accuracy,
and ..finhdi."
A White Aumiui.ian Beau. An Australian
. 4!a !, r-nnture of the first white
Its eyes are a light
l)far louna in mm cuiou.
ilue.
Navip;ation on tho Ohio
orarily closeil on this (Tues-
Tiie Ohio Canal,-
roni will he temporarily
day) evening, for the purpurie of rep turj.
I'opulation of Berun. The population i of
Berlin, according to tlie last cenwns, Is Ui,m.
Max Maretzok waa presented on Thursday
with a beautiful gold-mounted baton ky
Joiixui
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAm. PIIILADELPIIIA, THUKSDAY, MARC1I 14, 1867.
For additional Marine Ncw$ tee Pint Pat6.
ALMANAC roil
hONf Iltura M.
PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY
...... ICH Moos Risk l'W
tf'fl.i lllmr Watvo fi- .-.
M'N hETH...
lofillfl lllirh U'qIo. ct I A.,rA ,4....!..1'7.'.?.V;..
om the above.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF Tit A UK.
joAKI'HC. GlU'BB. ")
Khmcnd A. sou dkr, V Monthly Committee.
GKOKUB L. lil'ZBY, )
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FOR AMERICA.
City of Cork Liverpool. ..New York Ft. 16
Itosplioiu..... Liverpool... Philada Fen, lit
liorussla Hamburg. ..New York Ki-i. 2d
N. A nierican......Liverpool... Portland F'eli. 2
lown .Glasgow. ....New York ...Feb. Ti
C. of Limerick.... Liverpool. ...New York .Feb. 'it
America Boulhainplon...New York Feb. 27
Denmark Liverpool. ..New York Feb. 'ii
Africa Liverpool... Ronton Mar. 2
:lf iitiiirKl) Liverpool. ..New York Mar. 2
Delaware Liverpool. ..Philada Mar. a)
Great F;astern....Ltverpool...New York .Mar. 20
Ottawa..
..Antwerp New Y ork.
,...Mar. 2.1
run t.v RurK.
...New York. ..London -'Mar. lfl
Vm. Pcnn
Tarlla
Fulton
The Queen
Iowa
C. of Ronton..,
City ot Cork..
Cuba
.America
Denmark.......
New York... Liverpool .
.Mar. lfl
...New York. ..Havre
...New York... Liverpool
....New York. ..Glasgow
...New York. ..Liverpool.-...
....New York. ..Liverpool
...New York... Liverpool
....New Y'ork... Havre ..,
Mar. 1(1
Mar. 16
....... Mar. ID
Mar. IS
.Mar. 20
Mar. 20
.......Mar. 21
........ Mur. 2:1
Mar. 23
.Mar 23
Mar. 23
Mar. 27
Mar. 3D
.Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. a(l
April 3
April 8
, April 6
April 10
April 13
April 13
.New ork... Liverpool
C. ol liaitiuiore.New York...Llverpool...
Caledonia New York...wiasgow
Ville de I'url...New York...Havre
Africa lioston Liverpool
J I ammonia New York... 1 1 am burg..
Merrlmac ...New York... Havre
Atalanla .New York... London
Erin.. Now Y ork... Liverpool
A iistralasiait New York... Liverpool
F.nrope.. jk New Yor k... Havre
AtlantlclCV New York...Hremeu
China Ronton Liverpool
Ottawa.... New York... Antwerp
Jielluna ..New York... London-
A noil ...New York... Havre
April 13
Havana New Y ork... Havre ..April 17
Hi. Laurent New i ork. ..Havre ..April 2n
Baltic New York...Jlremeu. April 20
Mississippi New York. ..Havre April 27
Fulton New York... Havre ..May 11
COASTWISE, DOMFXTIO, El'O.
H. Livingston. ..New York. ..Savannah Mar. 14
Great RepubllcPitlsburg New Orleans Mar. 14
Juniata Philada New ( irleans
,.,.Aiar. in
...Mar. in
....Mar. 1
,....Mar. 21
,...Mar. 22
....Mar. 23
Mariposa .New York. ..New Orleans
F.agle New York... Havana
Ocean Queen New York...ANpinwall
OuUUngiar.....New Y'ork. ..lUo Janeiro..,
Corsica New York... Havana
Hani laeodeCubaNewYork...Urey lown
.Mar. an
Colorado Man F'ran Yokohama, etc.... April 3
N. America New York... Jlrazil . ..April 22
B. America New Y'ork. ..Iirar.il May 22
Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the regular
lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Queenntown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers lor or from the Conti
nent call at (Southampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
St'r H. L. Gaw, Her, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
ARRIVED YfcfSTERDAY.
Swed. brig Malildu, Anderson, from St. Martins 13th
Inst., with cotton seed, etc., to Jauretche A Laverifne.
K. enenced very thick weather lor the last two
weeks.
Oi'Trrtfiontlrnct of the. Piiiailrljihln Exchange.
Lew km, Del.. Marcli 116 P. M. Brigs Idella, for
Matanzas, F'anny, for Marseilles; scl-.rs J. J. Spencer,
for Cardenas: and Alba, tor New Orleans, all from
Philadelphia, went to sea to-day. Wind NV.
March 12. The Br. hri John Harris, with guano, Is
at tne Breakwater, waiting orders; one barque and
two brifis are oil' the Capes, coming In. Weather very
thick, and raining. JOSEPH LAFETRA.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Hudson, Potter hence Dec. 20, for Acamilco.
was t-poken in lat. (S s N., Ion. 24 2U W., out 34 days.
bhlps Goshawk, Lawson . and Sanspareil, Mc Alpine,
lor Philadelphia, sailed from Liverpool 27th ult.
Steamship Pioneer, Bennett, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Wilmington, N. C. yesterday.
Barque E. A. isouder, Paine, tor Philadelphia, sailed
ironi Deal 27th ult.
Barque Venus, Parker, hence, remained at Antwerp
24th ult , for New York soon.
Barque John Boultuu, Lindsay, from Messina for
Philadelphia, sailed from Gibraltar 13th ult.
Brig K. II. Kennedy, Hollies, hence, below New Or
leans 7th Inst.
Brig M. White. Bryant, for Philadelphia, Balled from
Charleston flth Inst.
Brig E. Ashcroft. Qnlroch, from Palermo for Phila
delphia, sailed from Gibraltar Kith ult,
Bobrs J. c. Craig. Craig, and A. A. Audrews, Kelly
hence lor Portland, at New York yosteiday.
8ehr A. Garwood, Godfrey, lor Philadelphia, cleared
at New Orleans 7th lust.
rM-hr M. L. Vaukirk, Haley, hence, below Providence
12ih Inst.
K'lir Mary S. Lunt, Brown, for Philadelphia, sailed
from below Salem 11th lost.
ischr Thomas T. Tasker, Allen, hence, at Charleston
J 11 la lust.
Schrs M. Perrln. Gibbs. and C. Stetson, Robinson,
hence for Boston, sailed from Holmes' Hole 11th Inst.
Schrs b. Castner. Koblnson. and A. Barllett, Bart
lett, hence, at Charleston Huh Inst.
Kchr R. Vaux. Powell, for WllmiuKton. N. C. sailed
from CliitrlMston vesterdav.
ssuhr W. B. Mann, Weaver, for New York, was load
ing at Pass Cavallo 1st Inst.
!-chr K. Penman, O'Neil, lor Cleufucgos, cleared at
New Orleans 7th Inst.
Kchr J. KUIuti, Gilchrist, for Saltllla River, and P.
Boice, Adams, for Jacksonville, went to sea iioui
Churlesioii nth Inst.
hchr Elwood Doran, Jarvls, hence, at Baltimore 12th
Instant.
Schr Vrnle, Mason, from Turks Island lor Philadel
phia, cleared at Norfolk 11 lb lust.
bchrs Ann Eli.a, Caswell, and E. Townsend. Gard
ner, for Philadelphia, sailed from Wicklonl 11th iust.
tehrs Ann Elizabeth, Phillips, and Goddo.-s, Kelly,
from Pawluckct for Philadelphia, sailed Irom New
port It'll) liiHl.
schr David Faust, Lord, from Galveston, at Pass
Cavallo 1st Inst.
NOTICE TOMARINF.RS.
A circular from the General Consulate of Portugal
In New Y'ork states that the Board of Public Health
for the Kingdom of Portugal having learned that all
ports ol the I. uited Stales are free from cholera or any
other Infectious disease, all vessels arriving from this
country at the Western Islands, or other Portuguese
ports, are henceforth not required to perform quaran
tine. MISCELLANY.
One of the Sandy Jlook pilots reports that on the
llth lust., from six to nine miles sE. to FI.SE. of the
iliuhlands, saw a sunken vessel In twelve fathoms
water; the upper half of her mast-head poles were
painted white, with ball trucks supposed her to be a
iull-rlgged brig steamship, and British.
Brig Perry, late belonging to the navy, has been pur
chased by Messrs. Williams & Barnes, ol New London,
and is to be fitted for the sperm whale fishery from
that port, under command of Captuin Htopheu Lolles,
of that city.
""No. mil CHENtTT street.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Will open at this location In a few days
A HANDSOME ASSOItTMEBiT
or
L.UKS,
E.TllJHOIWKKIKIS,
MAXDKERC1IIEFM,
VEILS, ETC. ETC.,
Selected by one of the' firm In the
KlItOI-KlN MARKETS.
ia-n j.nKssm ion -oj
pEIUCE'S TATENT SLATES,
Warranted superior to any others in use.
LIGHT I NOISELESS !t DCRADLB lt
Cannot be broken by fulling, and
A'EYtR ULTOHH ULOSST.
These Blates have heen unanimously adopted by the
Board ot Control for uxe In XU t'ubllcSchoolulo l'nlla
deiphla, and also by the svhool authorities of Bltl
moreand WuHliiiiL'ton. Also
I'KIIU.'K'S f'ATKNT tiLATB SURFACE.
The only Patent Hioue hurltuie fur blackboards now
belore the public. Warranted to give HutlMfitetion.
J. SKWTO.V HOIHCKAOO.,
No. 4W N. KLEVKNTIl Street.
Catitiov, Beware of the Imitation Rooks and
Pasteboard Wales offered hyaenas, and wlilch are
made to resemble In appearance our slated goods.
The genuine are all either labelled on the back, or the
iiackuise U labelled aud marked, Patented February
lo. lebJ. 1 4 fmwam rp
XTNITED STATES KEVENDE STAMPS,
I J Principal Depot, No. 34 CHESNUT Btreet.
Antral Depot. No. 1U1 8. fifth Street, one door below
teu,ral" P Chesnuu Established lwti'i.
Bevenue Btsinpiol every description constantly en
bJ'rd'"Sr Kxprewptomptl, .ttendedtfl
MEDICAL.
pOND'S EXTRACT OF HARIAfflELIS
OH FAIN DESTH.OYKR,
Is one of the few domestic remedies whw h have come
Into general use and favor;wltbout pulling. It Is the
product of a simple shrub, harmless lu all cases and,
as a domestic remedy, unciitiitlled.
C I. It es:
PUTINS,
BHIHSI H,
LAMENESS
SOU EN EHS,
SI'UAINH,
SOKE THROAT,
IGOTHACHE,
EAUAC1IE,
NHJHAI.GIA,
BIIECM ATISM
Ll'M HA(40,
BOILS.
si'ings,
beeiino' OP THE
LUNGS,
NOSE.
BTOMACn.
CORNS,
CLCKlis,
OLD MiltE.
m ii ii
while It promptly arrests all HE.MOIUUI A
Hundreds of physicians use It dailv In 'heir practice,
and give It their unqualified recommendation. Bold
by uur agents and. dealers. ,
The Medicine is exclusively prepared by the ; '"
scrlbers, 1'roprletors and huccessois to 1. I.IUrMl),
to whem nil orders must be addressed.
HLWI'llllEB' IIOMtKOPATHIC M lr.Df( IN ECO.,
No. I1IIIIA DWA Y, New V ork.
PRICES OF POND'S EXTRACT.
Six ounce bottles, with directions, retail 50 cents
l int bottles, with directions, retail.. Ti'1"'
fciunrt In bottle ' '
Liberal discount to Physicians and Dealers.
CIMILIA SIMILIPUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS' JlOMUiOPA THIC XPJSCJPIC&
FAMILY CASES
Ol .1R large vials, morocco case, containing a
xpecihe lor every ordinary tllseiisM a family
Is nibji'ct to, and a book of directions (lO'OO
Smaller Family and Travelling cases, with 14
to 'M vials f to i
HpecllirH for all liiseases, bolii for Cni inK and
lor I'revemive treatment, In vials and
pocket cases to lr
These Hemedlt s, by the case or simile box, art- Bern,
to any part of the country, hy Mail or Express, ftee ol
chiiiKc, on receipt of the price.
Audress H CM I'll ItKYS' SPECIFIC
HOMOEOPATHIC M EDICI NE COMPANY.
OtticeHiid lii'pot, Nu.StiJ BltOADWAV, New York.
Ir. Ill MPHltEYrt Is consulted dully at his olllce,
peri-onally or by letter, as above, lor all forms of
disease.
For sale by IYOTT A CO., JOTINKON, HOLLOW-AY
A COWDEN, '1'. It. CALLEN'DER, and
A M l'.KOSE SM ITH, Wholesale Anents, I'luladnlphla,
and ut BLI'l II E'H Drug store, No. 'MM Alarkot street,
and by all Druggists. 6 itf tuilis
D1
,R. J. B. ROSE'S ALTERATIVE.
TIIR OKBAT m.OOD VI It IV IKK.
If voa have corrunt. disordered, or vitiated blood, von
ate sick all over. It may appear as pimples, sores, or at
some active disease, or ft may onij inane you foci ian
nuld or depressed; but you cannot have good health If
your blood la Impure. Dr. Hose's Alterative removes
all these Impurities, and Is the remedy that will restore
ou to health
It Is unequalled for the core of all diseases ot the.
gland, scroiula, tubercular consumption, and all erup
tlon of the ttla. Price 1. Sole agents.
DYOTT A CO.,
0 232 Korth SECOND Street.
DI. DYOTT'S ITCn OlXTMEWT
will cure every lorm of Itch, and is superior to anv other
remedy for the cure of that disagreeable and tormenting
complaint. Price 26 cents. Bent per mall, 40 cent
DYOTT & CO.,
No. 232 Sorth bECOND Street
DR. J. S. HOSK'S EXPECTORANT.
For the cure of consumption, coughs, colds, asthma,
catarrh, mtluotiita. splmug of b.ood, bronchitis, and all
diseaxrg ot tbelunpa.
Ibis symp having stood the test of manv vears' ex
perience as a rt tneuy fur IrtiU'lon or any Inflammation
of the lungs, throat, or bronchia, is scKnowletigcd by
all to be a remedy superior to any other known com
pound used lor the rellet and cure of coughs and con
sumption. Price 1. feole agents,
DYOTT ft CO
9tvm No. 233 North HKCOND Htroet
HASTING
COMPOUND SYRUP OP NAPTIIA
CURES CONSUMPTION.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DYOTT A CO., At-KNTN,
381m
No. 232 North SECOND Street.
FERTILIZERS.
ILMOK IATED rilOStK ATE,
AN UNSURPASSED FERTILIZER
For Wheat, Corn, Outs, Potatoes, Grass, the Vegetable
Gurdeu, Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Etc. Etc.
This Fertilizer contains Ground Bone and the best
Feriiii.in huliH.
Price fcuu per ton of 2fXJ0 pounds. For sale by the
manufacturers,
WILLIAM ELLIS & CO., Chemists,
12Smwf No. 7-4 MARKET Street,
QAUCH'S RAW BONE
SVPER-PIIOSPHATE OF LIME.
The great Fertilizer for all crops. Quirk In Its
action, and permanent In Its ellectu. Estuultahed over
twelve years.
Dealers supplied by the cargo, direct from the wharf
Ol the mauulactory, on liberal terms.
Manulaciured only by .
BAUGH & BON8,
Office No. 20 South DELAWARE Avenue,
8 4smw Philadelphia.
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
RENCH STEAM
SCOURING.
ALDEDYLL, MARX & CO.,
NO. 132 SOUTH ELEVENTH STREET
AM)
NO. 510 RACE STREET. 3 1 rowl
J E I T H & PICKETT,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS!
AND DFALERS IS
WHALE, 8PEP.BT, LAKD, EKGINE, SPIXDLE,
AND
MACHINERY OILS.
Aho, Agents for Manhattan Axle Grease Company,
Ho. .131 South DELAWARE Avenue.
1 30 wfm2m
0 B N EXCHANGE
BAG UANTJKACTOIty.
JOHN T. 11 A I L K Y A 00.,
BEMOVBD 10
M. E. comer ol MAKKKT und WATEB StreeU
PhlUdelphla,
DEALERS LN BAU8 AND BAOOIHO
oi every description, lor
tiro In, Flour. Halt, Kuper-l'hoiipMHt oi Lime, Bon
luHt,Kta . .
lueti and mall GC V 11 AGS coiifUnUy on nanJ
iWUS) Alio, WOOL SACKS.
JOBJlT BA1LKY JAMK8 CASCAPMf.
G-ET TIIK BKST-THE HOLY BIB LK HARD
ln'K' Kdltloim-Fanilly, Pulpit aul PocWut Bible
in betuitiiul itylrt ol 1 urW Morocco Biid "'' ",
blnrtiiiKD. A new eilltlou, arraugud lot photoswmo
Xk. W. HARDING. Mr
, No. no CHJttN U'f bweol. ijoIow Jfourta.
CARPETINGS
QLEN ECHO MILLS,
C.I K.1MMOWN, 1II I LA DELPHI A.
McCALLlMS, CUKASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET
MANrrACTVRER OT
TIIRKK-PLY CARI'KTINOS,
EX'IHA HUFEH INORMN
SDI LKKINK INOUAIN. i
FJNKINOHAIN, '
TWILLED AND PLAIN VENETIAN,
HUGH, MATS, ETC.
JJcCALLlMS. CKEASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET,
IMPORTERS OF
CAIIPETINGS, Etc.
EKUI.IKIf ANO FRENCH AXMINNTERS
ItOYAL WlI.TO.IS.
TAPKNTRY VKLVKTN,
TAPESTRY IIBlSStLN,
HRVHHK1M,
ENGLISH OIL CLOTH,
IIE.T1P,
OCOA SI ATTISKJM,
CANTON MATTIN4JM
ENGLISH INURAINN,
M1IEEP NlilNS,
AIELAIIK MATS,
And a full PRSortment of
FOR EI UN UOODfl.
5ttALLlMS, tit EASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET,
JOBBEBf ANI DEALERS IN
CARPETING S Etc. Etc.,
Would call the attention of the Trade to what
are denominated "PHILADELPHIA OOOD3,"
to which they give special attention.
CCALLU1S, CKEASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET,
AOENTM FOR
WISNEIi U. TOWNSEND'S and
A. iJ OUSOM & HON '
OIL, CLOTHS,
AND . W.CIIIPMAN A CO.'M STAIR PADh
AND CARPET UK I ft UK. ilurp3m
QAl TETIK 0 S 1 CAIU'ETIS G S !
J. T. DELACROIX,
No. 37 South SEOOND Street,
II its received per lute arrivals, a.turge and varied
asaortnieutof
J. CKOKKEEY A SON'S BRUSSELS CAR.
PETIftUS, NEW DEK1UNS.
Also, a large line of Three-ply Kztrabuper and Fine
INtiKAIN CAKPKT1NO, CUTTAUK aud HAU CA K
Pi.TN OIL CLOTHS, Bll A DKH.KTC. which will bo
bold at itreally reduced prices, wholesale and retail.
J. T. LKLACKOIX,
No. 7 Bouth bKCONU Street,
Between Market and Cheannl streets,
fj. B. Particular attention paid to the tilting up of
Olltcts and Couuting-roouia. 2 -a sia
IOHN R. WHITF,
NO. 13 NORTH SECOND STREET,
FIKST CARPET STORE ABOVE MARKET
.JOBBER AND DEALER IN
CARPETINUS,
9IATTINUS,
OIE CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, ETC .
A T THE VERY LOWKST PRICES. 2 28 lm
CITY ORDINANCES.
COMMON COUNCIL OF PHILADELPHIA.
Clerk's Office, )
IniLAPELi'HiA. February 22. 1R67. f
In pursnuuee of the annexed KcboluUon, the
followiUB bill, entitled
"AN ORDINANCE
Creating ft Loan to pay certain deficiencies, for
the 1'urchune of the Lansdowne Estate, and for
other purposes," is hereby published iu accord
ance with the act of Assembly, lor public In
formation. JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Cierk of Common Council.
AN ORDINANCE CREATING A LOAN TO PAY CER
TAIN IlKFICIKNC'IKS, FOR THE PURCHASE OF
Til & LANSllOWNK ESTATE, AND FOR. OTHER
PUHPOSKS.
Htctlon 1. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
Mayor ol Philadelphia be and he is hereby
authorized to borrow, at not less than par, on
the credit of the city, from time to time, one
nuniun einiii, nunureu inousanu uouars, to be
applied bk IoIIowh, viz.:
iirbi. to
pay deficiencies, one million flv
bundled thousand dollars.
Hecoud. For the purchase of the Lansdowne
Ebtae. and improvement of the name, one
hundred thousand dollars.
Third. Fora House of Correction, one hundred
thousand dollars.
Fourth. To pay the increase In the
School Teachers' and House Cleaners'
salaries, one hundred thousand dollars for
which interest, not to exceed the rate of six per
cent, per unnum, shall be paid half yearly, on
the first days of January aud July, at the office
of the City Treasurer.
The principal o(. said loan shall be pay
able and paid at the expiration of thirty
years from the date of the same, and not
belore, without the consent of the holders
thereof; and the certificate theretor.in the usual
form ol the certificates of City Loan, shall be
lwmed in such amounts as the loaders may re
quire, but not lor auy fractional part of one
hundred dollars, or, if required, in amounts of
five hundred or one thousand dollars: and It
shall be expressed in said certificates that the
loan therein mentioned, and the Interest thereof
are payable free from ail taxes. 1
Section & Whenever any loan shall be made
by virtue thereof, there shall be, by force of this
ordinance, annually appropriated out of the
Income of the corporate estates, and from the
sum raised by taxation, a sum sufficient to
pay the interest on said certificates; and the
further sum of three-teuths of one per centum
on the par value of such certificates so Issued
shall be appropriated quarterly out of said In
come aud taxes to a sinking fund; which fund
and Its accumulations are hereby especially
pledued for the redemption aud payment of
said certificates.
RESOLUTION TO PCBLIBH A LOAN BILL.
Resolved. That the lierk be authorized to
publish, in two daily newspapers of this city
dally, for four weeks, the Ordinance presented
to the Common Council on Thursday, Februarv
Sil.lboT.entUled " luttr
"An Ordinance Creating a Loan to pay certain
deficiencies, lor tho purchase of the Lansdowne
lislato, aud forot her purposes,"
Aud the mid Clerk, at the stated meetinn of
Councils after the expiration of lour weeks
from the first day of said publication, shall pre
sent to this Council one of eiuih of said news
papers foi' every duy lu which the same snail
have been made. 2 23 2tt
T. STEWART BROWN,
8.K. Coruor of
FOVRT1I CHESTNUT STS.
MANUFACTURER Of
TRUNKS, VALISES, BAGS, RETICULES, SHAWL
STRAPS, HAT CASES. POCKET B00KB, FLASKS,
and Traveling Oooii generally,
g LATE MANTELS.
ELATE MANTELS ar unsurpassed lor Durability
Beauty, Strength, and Cheapness.
fcLATK MANTELS, and Blate Work General!
mttde to order.
J. 13. KIMES & CO.,
i: Noa. 212 and 2128 CIIKfcNCT treU
Vjil mii,rtlir,,W
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODSC.
J W. SCOTT & CO.
' SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
AND DKALERH IN
MEN'S FUIINISIIINO GOODS,
No. 814 CHESNUT STREET,
FOTJB DOORS, BELOW THE "CONTINENTAL,
a Z7rp rwii,AT)Ki.pniA.
Patent shouldeivsea.m
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
ANDCiENTLEMEN'S Fl'RNISIlINiSTORE
PKRFKCT FITTING SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
made irom measurement at very short notice.
All other articles ol GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
CIOOD8 In full variety.
WINCHESTER A CO.,
No. 7li CHESNt'T Wreet.
1 "I
ROOFING.
OLD PHINGLK ROOFS (FLAT OR STKKP) COVKR
1J WITH JOHN'S K(LItlI RtMlKINO CLOTH,
And coated with LIQUID GUTTA PKRC11A
PAINT, making them perfectly water-proof. LKAKY
(iltAVKL ROOFS repaired with Gutta I'ercha Paint,
and warranted for five yearn. LKAKY SLATK
KOOFS coated with liquid which becomes as hard iv
slate. TIN, COPPER, ZINC, or IKON coated will
Llciuld Gnttn Percha at small expense. Cost rani;ln
Irom one to two rents per square foot. OM Hoard oi
f-hlnple Roofs ten rents per square foot, all complete
Materials ronitantly on hand and tor stile hv tin
PHILADELPHIA ANI PENNSYLVANIA ROOF
ING CJilPANY. (IKUHHK lloltAKT,
11 2 6m No. 2:10 N. FOURTH Ktreet.
XL O O F I N O .
OLD SIIimULF- ROOFS, FLAT OR STEEP
(OVIIHD Willi H TTA PKIM IH ROOF
, i. ..i.i. im:,m"M,t
t !nm 1. 4 VI II null vmni viiiii -1 ... . m .j
I'ERCHA l'AIKT. muking thetu perlectly walei
f '"'"l!" . rw M . A V - . ' n,,AlB mnAlwAH with fJtittt
Perciia Paint, and warrunted lor live years,
a .'ftuv Ml. ATE lMIN coated with I.lnull
Gntta percha Paint, which becomes as haril ai shite.
this Paint Is the w jitut ultra of all other proiectioa
It forms a perfectly Impervious covering, completely
ri HlNtH the action of the weather, aim constitutes a
thoroUKh protection against leaks by runt or other
wine. Price only Irom one to two cent per square
r,.ni
TIM and WRAYEL ROOFIN4J done at the
shortest notice. ,,..
Mutei lal constantly on hand and for sale by the
SJAMJIOTH HOOFIXU MiniMNT.
Itt.lU I.KSS & EVERETT,
1 2i fim No. ao-4 GREEN street.
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
B E R N H E I M,
Having reopened the Store
NO. 113 N. F.IOIITH fTIti:i;T,
Will continue his old business,
HILMMUY COOBS,
With the additloii of
ltKy.SS AM CLOAKTRIJIJIISCiS.
His old ctiHtoiners and the lttdleB In Keneral are so
licited to eiumlue bis stock, which la constantly ro
plenlHhed with the latest atyles, and which he will
sell at the LOWEST PHICKtJ, Wholesale ana Ketuil.
N. B. A liberal discount allowed to Milliners,
Dreba and Cloak oiakera. Ha
SPLENDID OPENING OF THE
.ATK8T STYLES. MIW. M. A. BINDFIK.
. 1031 CHF-SNliT IMreet, 1'iiiiaaeipnia,
POKTKH Oi' LADIFki' DKF.SS AND
IMi
Cl A) A 1 llJUJM.irJC, aiou, nu CK hnii. ".v.. v. t
Imported Paper Patterns for Ladles' and Children's
Dress. Parisian Dress and Cloak MakinK In all luj
varieties. Ladies furnishing their rich und costly
materials niay rely on being artistically fitted, and
iieirwork tlnlHhed in the most prompt and elUc.Ient
TK1MM1NOH, Also, an elegant stock ot
n.unnAr. Ht the lowest possible prices, at twenty-lour
hours' notice. C utting aud uaHting. Patterns lu sets,
or by the single piece lor merchants ami (ires
makers, now ready. 9 20 am
MRS. It . DILLON,
OS. 323 AND 331 KOCTII STKEKT
Has a handsome assortment of MILLINF2RY.
Also. Bilk Velvet, Crapes, Rlbbdns, Feathers,
Flowers, Frames, etc. Ladles who make Stheir own
Bonnets supplied with the materials. in
BILLIARD ROOMS.
BIRD. BIRD. BIRD.
Alter several months' preparation, Mr. C. B1KD
has opened his uew and spacious establishment lur
the entertainment of his lriends. aud the public lu
general, at Nos. tiuf aud o7 AKC11 Street.
'I he lirbt and second floors are fitted up as Billiard
Rooms, and lurnished with twelve first-class tables,
while the appurtenances and adornments comprise
everything which can conduce lo the comtort and
convenience of the players. In the basemeut are
lour new aud splendid Howling Alleys, for those wlio
wish to develone their muscle in anticipation ot the
base-ball season, A Restaurant Is attached, where
everything lu the edible line can be had of the best
quality, and at the HhortcBt uotico. The following
well-known gentlemen have heen secured as Assist
ants, and will preside over the various departments: t
i'HFS. O. WOODNUTT,
BAML'KL DOUULASa
JOHN HOOD,
WILLIAM Ii. GILLMORE
H FIN H Y W. DUNCAN.
riHLlP GKUMBRFX'HT, Restaurateur.
While Mr. BIRD will hold a carelul supervision
over all. He ventures to say that, taken all in all,
there has nothing ever been started in Philadelphia
approaching this establishment In completeness of
arrangement aud attention to the couilOrt ot the
public.
2 im C. BIRD. Proprietor.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
P
A I N T I N C.
THOMAS A. FAIIV,
HOl&U AMD filCiN PALMCB,
(Late Faby fc Bro.)
No. 31 North THIRD Street,
Above Market.
OLD BRICK FRONTtt done up. and made to look
equal to the finest press brick, (samples at the shop.
City and country trade solicited. 11
gDWAHD DUNN,
(Late of the Firm of FAIIY 4 BRO.)
HOUSE AND KIUN PAINTER.
Glazing, Graining, Gliding etc..
No. 53 MOUTH lOlIRTH STREET,
. Philadelphia.
STEARNS, WHITNEY & BRIDGES,
No. 327 CHESNUT STREET,
Manufacturers of
CAST-IRON WATi:R AND STEAM PIPE
nr.n,i,, .mo Fittings for the same, at the lowest
?fJi. "J" ,'.,. Ex lei sive machinery has been pre
market rates, f-""1' ,, , flirr.iui, ti,i i ,,.
nared. and we are uuw -r. - --- - v , ' "
lso geueral Railroad
any amount ai "M"
and MeKniboat tP''t,-
QEORCE PLOwrJAN,
CAKP13NTKB AND BUIIDKR
Ko. 3 CARTER STREET,
And No. 141 DOCK Btreet
Machine Work and Mlllwrlgutlug promptly
tended to.
tiiin a nT?r di.t n ciTT.,n..
Ctrf" BANDAGE INHTiTUTK, No. II N
NINTH btreet, above Market. B. C
jerieiice
rniukiui
Lrletv ol
ishoulder
traces, crmciiro. Dunimiuieni, eio. j.,auir. )m.
w V 1Jt cnnmmtd hv a Lady.
COTl'ON AKD PLAX,
BAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
Of all number and brands.
Tent Awning. Trunk, and Wagou Cover Duck. Also.
Paoer Manufacturers' Drier FVlot. from oue toseveu
fc,t wide; 1'auling, Helling, Hall Twine, etc.
fWjV ' JOHN W, KVRHMAN A CO.,
, No. IDS JONES Ailey.
wvkKKTT, after ininy vears' practical exi
J;,rantees ihe eklltul adjusimeut of his i
rllB .MiitiHtlnir Prefsure 'I runn unit a. vi
Himoorlers, FJlastlo btorkinua.
AMUSEMENTS.
CW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
TITTR KVKNINO.
KOrilTH T1MK IN 'IIUS TrlKA.TTR .
Of the powerful Tirumn. m a Prolomie an r ivo .is,
Knlitied TICK KTKKKTH OK I'M I LA IlLLI'llI A.
1 1 A mi 1 11 Hi' r. r urn i "f
WISH KATK KKIUNOLIW.
Tliln treat Pliiv will be prodnrrrt Willi
IV KW LOCAL SCKNKHY,
BROAD BTHKKT HLItlM A SNOW STOUM,
A FIltK ON blCU'l'KN STIlliK '. ,T
Lticy Falrwiathcr Miss KATK RKIONOLD3
AND TIIK KM 'IKK COMPANY.
Tho IIohp fiirrliiLe lined In tho I ire scene Is kindly
loaned by the (food Intent Hose Company.
1 o commence wltti
1 WO CAN l'LAV AT THAT GAME.
Mrs. Arundel Mis KATK KKKiNOLDSJ
HA Ti niiAY AKTKKNOON.
flllAND FAMILY MAT! N KK.
lle-encnKement. fur twelve nlKli'i only, of
MISS IIMLKN WKrtTKHN,
ConimrncliiR MONDAY, Mnrcli is.
WALNUT STREET THKATUB,
N. F, corner of NINTH and WALNUT Btreet.
lieglns at 1 o'clock.
lllUHM'Al I'.VMMnn, muriTii l-i.
The CliiirinlnK. Youtlilil, anil Versiitilo Artlato,
M1NH LIIl'lI.LK WK.STKKN,
will appenr In her ureal clinracierR,
LADY IHA 11KL AND MA DAM K VINE,
In C W. Taylenre'8 neiiKHtloiuil drama of
KAHT LYNNK: OK, TIIK KLOPKMENT.
the meritn of wlncli inav bp niglitly een In
TICK holts AND 1 FA Its OKsY MI'ATHY.
HHDAY MU11T-LLCILLK'S BKNKITT.
M1
KP. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
I'HKATHE. HeKlnat7l; o'clock.
OLItS' t KOWDs 'l MK 1KH SK NIOIITLY'.
T11JKD WF.Klv OK "(JL'US."
MONDAY AND KVKKY NHilCT,
"OV.'ltS," "OUH8." "OL'KK."
WI'lll M-AV WKNKIIY, NEW EFFECTS",
TIIK HUT AT SFIIASTAI'OL,
C O H H KIT COS T II M K S,
MOONI.IOHT M A1IC1C OK I'll K '1 KOOP3,
A FULL AND FIFFICIKNT CAST,
and M Its. JOHN Dltl'Av"
uh 5IAHV NKTLKY.
F1UDAY-HKNLF1T OF M KM. JOHN DREW,
heals M cured one (k lu udvanco.
X'S AMERICAN VARIETY" THEATRE.-
1MMFNSK AIT It ACTION.
FOX a t Oil I1INATION T1WJUJPE
FA'FJtY KVFNINCJ.
GRAND CORrs DK liA LLKT.COM 1C PANTOM1M
Kill IONIAN liUKLLfeyUK, COMIC PANTOMIME
AMERICAN AC
AD E M Y OF MUSIC.
XX '1
HOMAb MAGLTKE aud Unninnia
1.- - ,r I.'!.' 1 I iiU.J.
TliF, IMPERIAL JAPANFXE TROUPE
Wll L APPEAR THIS WF.KK ONLY ON
WEDNESDAY AND BA'l'UilUAY,
March H and 11.
AFT1JINOON AM) EVENING EACH DAY.
l'ricis Xs usual. No extra charge for securing seats)
c
0 N 0 E R T HALL.
GRAN D REOPENING
ltv the Two
TEAK FAMILIES BELL RINGERS,
assisted by the
BERGER FAMILY.
F or a short season, commencing
MONDAY, MARCH 18,
and continue every evening during the week.
GRAND CONSOLIDATION
of three distinct aud separate Companies,
making the largest troupe of Bell lllugers In thO
WOlU1' TWENTY-FIVE PERFORMERS.
2 Dell Tables, 2 teolo Harpists, i Wolo Stall Hell-riay
ers, i:sii nver ieiis.
GRAND M ATI NEK,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS;
Doors opeu at 7. Commeute at H o'cIock.
Tickets lor Bale at C. W. A. Trumpler's Music Btore,'
where a diagram or the Hall may be keen and seam
secured three days In advance.
Tickets, 60 Cents. Reserved SprIs, 75 Cent.
No half price in the Evening. Children admitted to
the Jl allueea lor in Cents.
4 14 Ut GOODHUE & CHASE, Business Agents.
USICAL FUND HALL.
JARVIM A SCII3IITZS
LAST SYMPHONY CONCERT.
I SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 16, 1607.
soloists:
MAD LLE CAMILLO URBO
The celebrated Violinist,
Mr. CHARLES It. JARVIS.
The GRAND ORCHESTRA, numbering FIFTY
PERFORM BUS, uuder the direction of Mr. CUAS.
SIH.VITZ.
'iic KE'lS, ONE DOLLAR, to be had at the Musli
Stores. 3 9Ut
USICAL FUND IIALL.-A GRAND CON
CERT hy the I'UPILS of the
MONROE GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
Will be given under the direction of Mr. A. R. TAY
LOR, assisted by Mrs. MOZART, Soprano, of Nevv
York: Mr. WILLIAM A. BRISCOE, Teuor, aud Mr.
11. A. CLA KK, Pianist,
AT THE MUSICAL FUND HALL,
On FRIDAY EVENING, March 15.
Tickets 5u cents, to be hud at Trumpler's, Lee &
alker's, and Andre's Music stores, Chesnut street.
A limited number ot reserved seats can be bad at
Trqmpler's, S. E. corner beveuthaud Chesuut streets,
Price 75 cents, j SLMt
EW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE)
KLKVKMll street, above CHKHNUT.
I HE tA.1IIIl 1CKMOKT"
OPEN lOlt THE SKASON.
CARN CROSS V lUXtil N 9II.V ST K EES,
the Great Star Troupe ot the World, In their OKAN f
ETHIOPIAN h01KF:ES, SONGS, DANCKH, NE VI
BURLESQUES, and PLANTATION SCENES.
1)00.1 open at 7 O'clock. Commencing at 8 o'clock;
8 M J. L, CaRNCROSS. Manager.
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA.-rUBLIC RB
hearsals every bATUKDAY AFTERNOON, aj
MUSICAL FUND HALL, 8Sj o'clock. FngageiuenU
made by addressing GF.ORG K BASTERT, Agent, No
VS.il MONTEREY' St., between Ituce aud Viue. 2;ii
Y
EN US. TOSTTIVELY LAST WEEK OP
THIS BEAUTIFUL PAINTING.
No one should fall to see It.
ART GALLERY, No. 13nd CHEbNUT Street.
Admission, 25 cents. (S 11 6t
flMER
ICAN LEAD PENCIL COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
Factory, Hudson Citv, N. J.
WHOLESALE SALESROOM,
No. 34 JOHN Street, N, Y.
All styles and grades of Leud Pencils of superior
quality are manufactured, and offered at fair terms to
the Trade, The public are Invited to give the AMERI
CAN LEAD J'ENCIL the preference.
The Pencils are to be hud of all the principal Sta
tioners and Notion Dealers.
ABK FOR THE "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL."
fTESTIUONIAU
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
Enhinkkk Dkpabtment, I
Yalk Colluuk, November in, 16fi.
I have always rocommended the Fahkb poiygrada,
lead pencils as the only pencils filled for both orna
mental and mathematical drawing: but after
thorough trial of the Amkkk a.s" Polyokaijic Lkad
Pkncilm manufactured by the AMF1UCAN LLAI
PF-NCTL CO.. N. Y.,1 find them superior to any pencil
In use. even to the Fabkh or the old Enulihu Cum
hkki.anj) lead pencil, being a superior pencil for
sketching, ornamental and mechanical drawlug. aud
all the ordinary uses of a lead pencil.
These pencils are very Une! v graded and have a very
smooth lead: even the softest pencils hold tin pome
well; they are all that can he desired lu a pencil. It
gives me great pleasure to be able to osBiire Ameri
cans that they will no longer be compelled to depend
upon Germuuy or auy other foreign market lor
ituii..ilu LOUIS is A lb,
l")u(-"8 Professor of Drawing, etc
AUTenclls are stamped
'AMERICAN LP PENCIL CO., N. Y.
Vniipitenulue without the exact name or the firm
lo?klolt luirmwsio
QONSUMPTION CURED.
USE HASTINQ'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OP NAPTIIA
SOLD EY
DYOTT CO., ACET,
No. SS9 North BECON 0 Street.
3 8 lm
i