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I FOB ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SUV 00T11DB PAQB8.
Ottraoeouh Coniu'Ct. John Iloward, aped
fortj-Bve,a colored man.waiqulctly mixing mor
tar, In South street, above Fifteenth, yesterday
aitcruoon. when a wlilie tbuiir In man's shape
, came alousr, and lipped Lira headforemost into
the seething llnio. Howard was admitted to
the Hospital, but is unable to see, and It is
leared his eyesight may t s destroyed, but the
phjKicians can give no definite opinion as to
this at present. The monster who committed
this shocking deed elected hi escape, but H is
to be hoped that nil thp power tested in the
"authorities will be brought into requisition to
retire bis arrest. - .
Tns Sunday School Convbntion. An ad
journed niectlnat of the deletratea lo mib
arrangement lor tho bunday bebool Conven
tion to be belli in this city oq tho 2Sth lustaut,
wa held laet evening at Broad and Arch streets,
for thepurpopeof receiving reports of the num
ber of homes provided lor delegates from the
country. The reports were encouraging, and
the probability is that accommodations will be
peenred in the families of those Interested in
Sunday Schools lor four or six hundred dole
gates, i
; Fjbniakism. Tlie Academy of Mualo, " laHt
evening, was partially filled bv adherents of the
Fenian organization, with a sprinkling of ladles,
to hear Colonel Koberts lecture upon "England,
-al'iratein Ireland." . The lecturer was intro
duced by Jamr-s Uibbouf, Esq., and was atten
tively listened to thtouehout, with, occasional
applause at his apt points when speaking of
Englibh tjianny, etc. . ,t i
Registers. The following gentlemen iiave
been named for the positions of Registers in
Bankruptcy by Chief Jiibtice Chase, subject to
lh appointment of Judge Cart walader:
: Seventh District Samuel 15. Thomas.
Eighth District Harrison Waltberger.
Ninth District Amos Slay maker.
Tenth District John P. llobart.
Eleventh District William K Doator.
Firb in Dabby. A large barn In Darby,
Delaware county, belonging to Isaac L. Uar
tram, was destroyed by fire on the eveulng of
the 16th instant, together with a quantity of
kay, mowing machine, carrlnge, and a number
of agricultural Implements. 'There wus an in
surance of $500 on the property.
The Licenbk Law to bb Enforced. Mayor
McMtehael Intends to enforce tho law lately
enacted by the Legislature, relative to the
closing of taverns and drinking saloons at 13
o'clock at night, and on Sunday during the
entire day ana evening.
Scpkemb Court Appointment. Thomas Mc
Gulloueh was appointed fluardian of the Poor,
yesterday, by the Supreme Court, in place of W.
H. Woodward, Esq., who declined a reappoint
ment. -
AMUSEMENTS.
German Opera. Last evening the New Ches
nut Htreet Theatre was tolerably well filled with
a lashionable audience, to witness the perform
Pce of Halevy's majestic chef d'auvre La
Juice. This opera is lull of classic music of
extraordinary excellence, but has not been
rendered here often enough to make it popular.
The work was chosen to present to us in her
finest rote the most glftedpWma denna the Ger
mans have yet brought this way, Madame
Nathalie Seelie. This lady is an excellent actress,
a true and finished artiste, and a beautiful
woman in form and feature. Her debut last
evening aa "Bachel," stamped her as a great
favorite, and raised an enthusiasm in
the audience that we have rarely
witnessed at the debuts of artists more noted, if
not more famous. The applause that followed
the trio in the third act between Madame Seelig,
Herr Franz Himmer ("Eleazer"). and Herr
Theodora Habelman ("Prince Leopold"), was
really overwhelming, and an encore was given
In great spirit and good taste. The great
length of the opera was . not observed last
evening, tor it was performed in such an earnest
. manner and with such evenness throughout, that
every one seemed anxious to witness each suc
ceeding scena.
"The Bells of Shandon." Dan Bryant's new
play by Messrs. Motlord and John Brougham
was a success. The piece Is one ol interest
lrom the beginning to the close, the characters
were well acted, the scenery and effects capital,
and Dan Bryant as "Barry O'Leary" was one ot
the very bett of this artist's personation; it will
pe given again to-night. On Monday Emma
Waller appears.
Mr. John Buouobam visits our city on Friday
next, expressly to appear for his young friend
Dan Bryant's larewell benefit.
The Anniversaries.
Tbe following comparative tables show the
receipts and expenditures of the different reli
gious societies that have recently held their
anniversary meetings lor the years 1865 and
1806:- ,
American Bible Society.
Receipts, zpeiX)UturfS.
1806 $7.14,0h9 $.rH7.765
it6 642,625 023,827
Increase 81)1,404 Decrease... KJ6.072
American Tract Society (New York).
Sfi0 '. 8515.131 $541,313
JStSd 4yU,y48 438,90(1
Increase $105,185 Increase. ..$105,377
American 'lract Society (Boston).
IRfiO SK50.5G3 11,77.028
18UG 140,845 130,004
Increase $19,724 Increase... $18,022
American Home Missionary Society.
lUfC t2l,507 - $227,903
1BC5 221,191 . . 208,811
Decrease $3,024 Increase... $19,152
American Missionary Society.
1806 $2.t3,00() $2'A000
1805 271,680 270,912
Decrease $18,580 Decrease... $20,012
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions.
1 (' No returns. No returns.
1805 $110,912 $111,883
American Seamen's Friend Society,
1R60 $57,119 . $53,213
1805 ,
51.7U9
42,093
Increase S5.410 Increase... $10,605
American Female Guurdian Society.
Vscfl ..... JS7.7G8 - $07,91(1
iS.lil.j
42,778
rease eu,i2J increase... tj.ios
Howard Mission Society.
". $;S7,15i - - $32,0S9
1605 33,151 ai,7jd
Increase $3,703 Increase..
Amerit an Cunyrcyational Union.
$1,231
1SG0 $32,530 2r,,PS8
In treasury $07,119
Here is Punch's little verse on the young
telle s new uima ruuuer-ear.
Lydia hath a mimic ear.
Truth to tell, 'tis very tiny:
Cast in caoutchouo bo queer, 1
But pink as shell of Ot:ean briny.
' Envy pale may frowning chide,
Lydia, whom th' elastio pleasoH,
In comfort takes her morning rido,
With lobes that feel no nipping breozea.
.' Lydia hath a miinio ear, etc.
Lydia's limbing lover burns
' To kiss her crimson cheek so sweet he
Marvels deeply when she turns
,' ! A cold deaf ear to his entreaty.
But let none sconi Lydia's taste
Who whiisper nonsense ev'ry minute,
An auricle composed of paste
lii worth a thousand vows breathed in it.
Lydia hath A niiuiio ear, etc.
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ALMANAC POR PHILADELPHIA THI8 IMt.
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Wash. Bittcuk.r, V Monthly Com m itti,
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FOR AMKKICA.
ttly of Dublln.,.I,lvcrpoI...New York...... May1 4
HnxiinlK Jiamlurg...N'fw York May' 4
Tripoli Livnool...NfW York...... ..May 7
lu ephemi. Liverpool... Pti ilnila ...Mv 4
I'.ol I'.oRloli Liverpool, Ntw York ..My 8
Pel nvlHn. Liverpool.. .Quebec May
urop..... u,.llHvre.......Mw York Mny ID
Manliullun Lverp(Kil...New York. ....May Id
low. Liverpool, New York May II
A lrK.........Llvei i)Ool...Hoton M ay n
llelloiia.... London .New York........My n
Aleppo Llverpool...New York.........May II
leniinim...Houllinmpion.New York. ..... May is
J. HBlllojoreLlverpool...New York.........May IS
Jerninla...Boulliainpton...New York..........M y 15
Vlrgliila............Llverpool....New York... May 15
Amo ,.HBVre...,...Nev York May 1
Nova Hi-nliun Liverpool. ..miebeo .............May 1(1
Killnburgli ..LIverpool...l4t!W York.........May pj
IScoila .....Liverpool. ..New Y'ork May 18
FOlt KUKOPK.
Col MnnciieBlflrNflw Yoi k...Liverpnol May 22
China lionton. ........ Liverpool .May '11
IVew York.......JSew YorK...llrenien May M
LiiKlnml Now York. ..Liverpool ..May 2A
Alamnla.. M.Nw York...Iinlon.. ...May V
(J,ol DoHtoo ls'ew York... Liverpool -.May :.')
MuIOiiik blar....Mew York.Havre. ....May 25
baxonlH .......New York...ilamburu.....May 2.1
llrliaDiila.m.Nt)w Y"ork...(llaHKow.......May 25
Urt aii.aBieiD.New York...Hrenl .May 2H
Java ...... New YorkLlverpool. ............ May .
i-liia... ..New York... Liverpool..... .May 2V
('. ol llalllnjore.New York...Llverpool.........Jiine 1
I'eiiU.'ylvaula.New York. .Liverpool ...June 1
Kurofe .......New YorkHavre ..June 1
Manhattan .New YorkLlveriKol. ...... ...June 1
A IrlOB..... JtoKlon Liverpool ....June 8
Virginia. New York...Llveipool .....June 8
Beliona.,.. .Now York...I.onrlon .June 8
COA8TWISK, IXJMKiSTIC, Km
A rlrona. ...... New Y'ork...AHpinwalL........May 21
ISevada New York... San Juan May 20
M. America.... New Y'ork... Bra7.ll........May 22
J.W. Lverujan. I'lillRdtt t'harlestou.....May
oliimbla.....,New YorkHavaua....May 24
T(inBW!i(la...l'lilla(la HnvRnnab......Mav 'a
H- HnlHon.......J,blltt(la.....Havana.......JuDe 1
h(HroHlieUDlou.l'lilla(la....New Orleans........ June 1
Pioneer..... I'hllada .Wilmington ..June 1
Ocean Queen. ...New York.Aapinwall .Juue 1
fanilnao deCubaNewYork...Ureytown .June 10
U. Cliauncey...New Y'ork... Aapinwall ...June 11
Malls are lorwarded by every steamer In tbe regular
lines The steamers for or from, Liverpool cail at
Queeuitown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for Of from the Ooutl
nent oaJ 1 ttt bonthaniptoo.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Sclir Access, Moore, Washington, Caatner.Stlckney 4
Welllnnton.
Bchr AdolphHugel. Robinson, Newburyport, Curtis &
Knight.
6cbr j- Doran, Jarvls, Providence, Westmoreland
Coal Co.
Eclir J. Truman, Gibbs, New Bedford, Rommell &
Hunter.
Bchr Village Queen, TlllotUon, I'rovldence, Lenuox
A Burgers.
Bchr Lizzie Taylor. Corson, Lynn. Blnnlckson A Co.
Bchr E. V. Crowell, Freeman, Welltleet, do.
Bl'r Mayflower, Koblnnon, New York, W.P.ClydeACrt,
Tug UuOhoii, Carr, Baltimore, with a tow ot barges,
W. P. Clyde & Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Norman, Crowell, 42 hours from Boston,
with nidse. to II. Winaor & Co.
Brig Mary C. Comery, Comery. 17 days lrom Sagua,
With Biitrar and moluHaes to 8. A W. Welsh.
Brig Abby Ellen, Orcutt, 8 days from Boston, with
xndse. to J. W. Btoue A Co.
Bchr Jason. Btewart, 17 days from Turks Island,
with salt to W. Bumm & Bon.
Bchr E. JJ. Endicott, Kndlcott, 10 days from Bruns
wick, Oa with lumber to Norcross A Sheets.
Bchr Napoleon, Nichols, 7 days from Charleston,
with lumber to J. W. Uafiklll A Bon.
Bchr Village Queen, Tllloilaon, from New York, la
ballast to Lennox A Burgess.
Bchr J. L. Heverln, MeTvin. 1 day from Little Creek
Lauding, wnh grain to J. I Bewley A Co,
Bchr A. Ilugel, Kohlnson, from Bostm.
Bchr U. W. 'l ull. Bobbins, from Boston. '
Bchr J. B. Austin, Davis, from Boston.
Bchr T. Borden, Wrlghtlngton. from Fall River .
Bchr X. II. Daley, Saunders, from New London..
Bchr E, I'oron, Jarvls, from Providence. !
Bchr Lizzie Taylor, Corson, from Lynn.
Steamer Mars, Urumley, 24 hours from New York,
wuii muse, to vv. ju. naira s uo.
Steamer M. Massey.Bmlth.24 hours from New YorK,
with mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co. '
Bteamer Chester. Jones, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse. to W. P. Clyde & Co.
Tuir Hudson. Carr. lrom Baltimore, with a tow of
barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tug Lookout, Alexander, from Baltimore, with a
tow of barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Saransk. Turlev. tor Philadelphia, entered out
at Liverpool 4th limu
onip Aunapous, Lennon, tor -nuaaeipuia or cam
more cleared at Liverpool 7th lnbL
cnip i-ontiac. Lowell, hence, via new urmam, m
Liverpool 7th lust. . t . ,
KteHiritiin kiap nfthA TTnlnn. rtnoksev. for Philadel
phia, via Havana, cleared at New Orleans loth lust.
Bieauiauip itoman, naiter, nence,
steamship Tonawanaa, Jennings. lor rnuauoipuia,
sailed from Savannah lth Inst. . ..
suaiiiBhlp Peruvian, Olover, nence, via nonoiK. at
Liverpool 5ih lusu
Barque Pembroke, Potter, from London, via Swan
sea, lor Philadelphia, was spoken lu lat, 4S, lou. 20 no
uaie. .
Barque A. M. Lovltt. Lovltt. hence, via iiavre, at
Bhields 4lh Inst.
Barque Maria Miles. Hansen, nence, at iiamouig
2d lust. , . , .
Barque Union, Merrill, nence. at Marseilles aa insi.
Barque S. D. liyerson, Raymond, hence, via Ant
werp, at Bhields 7th Inst. , .,
Brie Mariraretha. Theslns. from Bhields tor Phlla-,
delphia. put into St. Thomas 3d Inst., dismasted.
Brig tneD Anna, xsiancue, nence, at di. jouu, x. x.,
17th lust. . ....
Br lir Manzanllla. Holmes, nence, at x-ortianu iaia
lnslant.
Bchr M. McNeil. Snow. lrom i;aiDarien, neoce, ai.
Boxlon yesterday.
Bchr Richard Law, Y'ork, hence, at Providence 18th
instant.
Bchr Ring Dove, wooster, for rnuaaeipuia, ciearea
at Kastport lllh Inst.
Bchr Ooldeu Eagle, iieuy, nence, at mew xseaioru
Ifelh Inst.
Bcbr Vashti Sharp, Sharp, bence, at Marblehead
Bcbr M. H. Reed, Benson, for Philadelphia, sailed
from New Bedford lKth Inst.
Bchr J. C Patterson, Wulltaker, bence, at Beverly
sol j r Sophia Ann, Smith, for Philadelphia, sailed
lrom Providence 17th lust.
Bchr Epbraini and Anna, Thompson, bence, at
Beverly ifiih Inst. , ,
Bchr R. W. Godfrey, Oodfrey, from New Orleans, at
Boston ittlb InsU ... . ,
Bchrs Lottie, Taylor, aod Searsvllle, Sears, for Phila
delphia, cleared at Boston Isth lust.
Sclir J. P. Cuke, Endicott, lor Philadelphia, which
sailed from New Bedford 17lh lust,, returned same
day and anchored below. , ,
sclir Race Horse, Rrarg, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Newhuryport 17th lust.
Bchrs Bophla Ann. Smith; J. Porter, Burroughs; and
I. C. Kun.Min, Muthls, lor Philadelphia, sailed lrom
Providence 17lh lust. .. ..
Schr E. J. Huyner, lUyner, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Mystic 1', ih Inst, j
Schr Kilzaaud Rebecca, Price, hence, at Wick ford
'sohrst'George and Albert, McDonald, and Mill
Creek. Smith, lrom Bangor for Philadelphia, at New-
1 ' Schr I'luta.'smlth, for Philadelphia, cleared at New
Orleans lftth Inst ,
Schr Isabel Hart. Stone, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Baltimore lSth Inat. . .. ,
Bchrs C. B. Vickery. Babbitt, from Fall River for
Philadelphia; Joseph Hay, Hathaway, from Cohasset
Narrows for do. and TruuHlt, lUckeit, fur Philadel
phia, sailed from Newport lHtli Inst.
Bchrs H. Washburn, WlUlaiuH. and 8. L. Crocker,
Presbiey, from Tauutou for Philadelphia, sailed lrom
Newport 18th lust.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Outer Ocduey's Channel Buoy, No. 1, and the
Buoy south side of the liar, No. 1. have beeu moved
from their stations, the former having been struck by
a vessel.
They will be replaced as suon as the weather will
peimlt.
The lightship for Martin's Industry, which baa been
under repairs at ChurleHton lor some time, has beeu
placed lu order, and leit l:Uh lust. In low of stxanitutf
i'hrl-alana fur her locatlou, aud would be placed lu
pusitlou next day.
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE COURT OP COMMON PLEAS OP
PHILADELPHIA.
September Term, 1SBS. No. 87.
JANE INURRSOLL VS. J A KUD INUERSOW
To Jared Ingersoll. Respondent i Take notice of a
rule In the above case, this day granted, relmuatil
Sutui'day, May 11, lsi7, at 10 o'ch ck A. M. lo slu-w
cause why a divorce a Wiiii(o kkicdhoiii'I should not
bedtcreed. MOHTON p. HKNRY,
At oruey lor Llheilaiit.
4 SO tu6l prll 27, ls7.
T. STEWART BROWN,
B.B. Corner of
f OUETH and CHESTNUT STS.
MANUPACTUBKa 09
TRUNKS, VALISES, arjA BA08 suitable for ZuropeM
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EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY,
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pOKD'S EXTRACT OF HAiilUIELIS
OR PAIN DESTROYER, ' 1
Js one of lh few domestic remedies whl'-h have come
Into general use and lavoriwlilionl pulling. It is the
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as a domestic remedy, unequalled.
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V AprrovluK the Sureties on tho Ofilclitl
Houd of Cliarlea Llxey, Coinuilsuiouer of City
Property.
Kesolved, By tho Select and Common Conn
cilu of-the City of Philadelphia, That Hlohurd
D. Wood. John II. Jones, aud William V.
McGralu be and they are hereby approved as
sureties on tbe ofliclul bond of Charles Dlxey,
Cororolstiloner of City Property. And the City
Solicitor la hereby directed to prepare the pro
per bond with, warrant of attorney for said
parties to execute, aud to canaefa judgment to
be entered thereon. And, further, to tile an
agreement of record that said Judgment shall
only operate aa a lien upon tho following ilu
scribed property of said Wlllluin V. McOratn,
to wit: House and Lot No. 1810 Spring Garden
atreet, and upon the following described pro
perties of John II. Jones: All those certain
buildings, hotel, hall, atore, and twenty-oue
bouses and lota of around, 6ituute In Twenty
fourth Ward, on u square of ground bounded
norlh by Haverlord roud or avenue, east by
Thirty-ninth street, west by Lancaster avenue,
and South by Uurden or Hocklnud atreet.
JOSEPH 1 MAKCKIt.
rresldeutof Couimou Council.
Attest n
Aukaitam Stewart,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPKKINti,
President of Select Council.
Approved this eighteenth day of May,
Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred aud
nlxty-iseven (A. I). lHii").
' MORTON McMICTTAEL,
5 21 It Mayor of Philadolplila.
HOOP SKIRTS.
HOOP SKIRTS'.
02S
IZftl T.ATlTSiT KTY!,K. JTTH'P OTTT.
t l.' nvfrirn ri'UATT r u,. Ur.n.ion.iilii Ot vuriia
A ' 1 1 a j. i x A i naiui itn mo a uhi7uwv. - w i
round, the CHAMPION TRAIL, for the Urawiug-
) rom, a yaras rounu. .
f, 1 Uesefr-kirts are In every w7 the most desirable
. that we have heretofore offered to the public; also,
' complete lines of Ludies', Mioses', aud Cbildreii'l
', Plain and Trail Hoop Kkirts from i'i to i yards In clr-
ct nilori uee, of every lenulb, all of "our owu make,'
I wliolbbaie aud retail, and warranted to give satiuiao-
tlou. , .
i Constantly on hand low-priced New York made
i Skirts. Plain and Trail, ai springs. W ceuuti iU sprlugs,
1: .ill springs, rlu; and lu sprlnga, l"7(k
(klria made to order, altered, aud repaired.
' t all or Kemt lor Cln-ular of style, sites, and prices
M ADuluttory aud HaleHrooiiiH,
tin. m AKCH htreet .
1S6 m WILLIAM T. HOPKINS,
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
QOLD'S IrYIPnOVED . j
rATENT LOW STEAM
' ' iJD
HOT WATEIl APPARATUS, j
ron warmisu ani , vkntilatijuo
WITH rilBKEXTKUNAIi AIR, ' j .
Also, the approveO Cocking Apparatus, - '
THE AMERICAN KITCHENER,
On the European plan or heavy casting, duraolllty
and neutni'H ol consiructlon.
Suitable lor Hotels, public Intiiuitong, and the better
class ol Private Residences,
Also, Agents for tba tale ol
SPEAKMAN S FATENT SAFETY VALVE,
Which should be connected with every water back
aud holier, aud ORlPi ITU'S
FATENT ARCHIMEDEAN VENTILATOR.
UMCN STEAM AND WATER HEATING COMPANY.
. JA1I1.M I. WOOD A CO.,
NO. 41 ROL'TII FOUBTU MXUKET.
B. M. FELT WELL, Ruperlntendent. 1W:i,i
SPf PENN KTEAM ENGINE AM
StdJLlZ BOILER WORKS. NEAP1K A LEW
liwtC'ilCAL AXSD TUEOKET1CAL EMUlNEEKi
JlAUIlMblB, BO ILK It- MAKEHct, RLACK
SMI 1 HS, aud FOUNDERS, bavins lor many yei.n
beeu In succeHRlul operation, and Deeu eicluuvelj
engaged In building and repairing Marine and Hlvei
Engnus, high andlow-preaaure. Iron Uollera, Watei
Tanks, Propellers, etc. etc. reHpectltiliy oiler tlieti
services to the publlo as being fully prepared to con
tract for engines of all sbuxi, Marine, River, and
Stationary; having sets of patterns of ulllerent slses
are prepared to execute orders with quick dewp itclL
Every deairiptlou of palteru-niaklug niatle at tot
shortest notice. High aud Low-pretmure Flue,
Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of tbe beat Pennsvl
vania charcoal Iron. Forgings of all sizes and kinds,
Iron aud Brass Castings of all descriptions; Roll
Turning, Screw Cutting, and all other work connected
with the above buslneas.
Drawings and specifications for all work done
at the establishment free of charge, aud work guar
an teed.
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room foi
repairs ol boats, w here they can lie lo perlect salety
aud are provided with shears, blocks, tails, etc eto,
for raising heavy or light weights.
JACOB O. KEAFIK,
JOUJS P. LEVY.
21 BEACH and PALMER Stree
STEARNS, WHITNEY & BRIDGES,
No. 327 CHESKUT STREET,
Manufacturers of
CAST-IRON WATER AND STEAM PIPE
Of all sites; also Fittings for the same, at the loweai
market rates. Extensive machinery has beeu pr
pared, and we are now ready to furnish this pipe t.
any amount at short notice. Also general Railroad
and Steamboat supplies, (23 3iu
t, VXU6HXN MEBBICK, . WILLIAM K. MEBBICK
jojim m. copic
S0UTI1WARK FUUNUliX, FIFTH AND
WASBUSUT'ON Streets,
PB I LA 11KLPHIA.
MERRICK & SONS,
EKGINEEKS AMD MACHINIST'S,
manufacture High and Low Pressure bteaui Eiigln i
lor Laud, River, aud Marine Service.
Boilers. Uaaometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, eto.
Castings of all kinds, either Iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Oaa Works, Workshops, ana
Railroad Stations, etc
Retorts aud Gas Machinery, of the latest and most
Improved construction.
Every description oi Plantation Machinery, and
Sugar, Saw, aud Orbit Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains, Defecators, Filters, PuiupLug En
gines, etc
Sole Agents for N. Bllleux's Patent Sngar Bollln.
Apparatus, Neamyth's Patent Steam Hammer, mat
Aspinwall A Woolsey'a Patent Centrifugal Suksi
Draining Machine. 6 Hot
BRlDESBUltG M ACLUiSE WORK&
OFFICE,
No, 6 N. FRONT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
We are prepared to fill orders to any extent for oat
well-lt Mown
MACHINERY FOR COTTON AND WOOLLEN
MILLS,
Including all recent Improvements In Carding, Spin
ning, and Weaving.
S e invite the attention ot manufacturers to our ex
tensive woraa,
11 ALFRED JENX8 A BON,
MISCELLANEOUS,
fJESTCOTT & GEORGE.
SOCCttSSOBS TO
1'IIII.IP WILSON A lOh
IMFOBTKaB AND SXALEBB IN
CiVNN, PISTOLS BU'UK) IBICHET, AND
llASE 11 ALL IJirLEMEaiTS,
I FISHING TACKLE, SKATES, CROQUET
i ARCHERY, ETC,
MO. 40 CJILSMX ST H LET,
4113m
PHILADELPHIA
CO B N EXCHANGE
BAG MANUFACTORY.
JOHN T. BAILEY J0O.,
BKMOVKD TO
N. E. Coiner of MARKET and WATER Streets,
Phlladelpbin.
DEALERS IN BAUH AMD BAGOINQ
Ol everv Descrlptiou, tor
Grain, Flour, bait, Super-Phouphate of Lime, Bone
1)1181, Etc
Large and small GTJNN V bags constantly on hand.
fZir Also, WOOL SACKS.
John T. Bailky. Jahks Cascadsn.
nHO ABCH 6TKEET. GAS FIXTTJBES,
CHAKDELIEltS, BRONZE STATUARY,
Etc. VANK1KK t CO. would respectfully direct the
attention of their friends, and tbe public generally, to
their large and elegant assortment or GAS 1 IX
1URES. CHANLELIEUH, and ORNAMENTAL
BRONZE WAPES. Those wishing handsome and
thoroughly made Goods, at very reaoouable prlouu,
will hud It to their advantage to give us acallbeiore
Durchaslug elsewhere.
N. B. boiled or tarnished fixtures reflnlshed with
''ni1' ' re"'tble yn yNKIBK CO,
3 L A T E MANTELS.
SLATE MANTELS are unsurpassed tor Durability
B uty. trength. and Cheapness.
SLATE MANTELS, and Slate Work General!)
made to order.
J. B. KIMES & CO.,
812 6m Kos 2128 and 2liM CHEBNPT Street
JpITLER, WEAVER & CO,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cord
Twines, Eto.
No. North WATER Street, and
No. North DELAWARE Avenue,
PUILAI) ULTIMA.
EUWIH H.FlTLKH, SlK.BAEL WKAVCB.
Conrad F. Cloth i KK. S 14
QEORCE PLOWMAN.
GAItPKNTElt AND BUILDKn
R. 3S CAKTKB STREET,
Aud No. 141 DOCK Street
Machine Work and MUlwrlghtlug promptly at
tended to.
COTTON AKD FLAX,
BAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
Of all numbers and brands,
Tent Awning. Trunk, and Wagon Cover Duck. Also
Paper hianaiaclurers' Drier Felta, from oua lo Seven
feel wide: Pauling, Belting, Kail Twine, eto.
JOHN W. KVEUMAk 4 CO.,
s No. lim jones Alley.
ALEXANDER G. C ATT ELL A CO.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. ItS NORTH WUARVEd
No. S7 NORTH WATER STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
AI.KXANDKn 8. CATTHI.L, U'.'jl KI.1JAH B. CATTKU
WILLIAM 8. GRANT
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. U 8. DELAWARE Aveuue, Philadelphia,
aoent roa
Papont's Gunpowder, ReUued Nitre, Charcoal, Eta
W. Baker A Co.'s Chocolate, Coooa, and Broma.
Crocker Bros. A Co.' Yellow Metal Sheathing
Bolut, and Nails, H4 .
MA Yr 2 lr 1 807.
. ' ,
AMUSEMENTS.
QEIT YSBUSOJASYLllJl
; ' FOR INVALID SOLDIERS. ' I
Incorporated by Act ol Ansembly of tbe Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, March S, 1867.
1 1 ' J
The Board ol Supervlnnrn, appointed hy the ahnVe
CorpotaiiMi lo carry out the nhjfom of the Acl ol In
cor orailon, reHpecirully announce to tlie publlo that
the L glHlnture of l'rnns Ivanla ha authorized tbe
iBlMna ot funds lor the ereriion, eHtahllMhinenl, and
n alntei snce ol an Anyluni lor Invalid hohllcrs of the
lale war, to lie built on the taltle-lleld of UeliyntMirg
and as an Inducement to ptrlot- citizens to contri
bute to loin benevolent object, nave empowered the
Corporation to distribute amoiiKHt the sulmorlnnri
such situ Its ol value and liitere.it from aAH'l!illon
Willi the lata war. or any moneys, effects, properly, nr
slate real or pernonnl, wbaievri. In this Wale or else
where, at such time or upon such terms, and la such
way ami maoner whatsoever, ai to them shall seem 0 1.
any laws ol this Commonwealth lo the contrary uoi
wlthstaniilriR. 1 lie site lor the Institution (thirty acres) lias
already been purchased, and It Is hoped that the good
ni'm maj coniiiieiicv ueiore niiuHuinmer.
bubscripliuus will be received at theolTtcn of tbe
Ascocliitlon, No. uv.ilChcsnut street, Philadelphia. '
Forentb .iit.svrlpllun ol five dollars a certitloittn
w ill l e imiud. which will entitle the holder to much
article of value ss nmy bn awarded to Its number.
1 be first distribution ol awards will be nimle Imme
diately upon tbe lecclpi of Sv.uuu suoscrlptlous of V
each.
'1 be distribution will he public, and nnder the direct
supervision ol the corporators.
Perrons at adlstanoa are requested to remit Ihnlr I
subNcriptli ns (when practicubie) by l'ost Olllce
money order, or rig Inter ed letter, lo insure prompt
delivery. . .
Direct all letters to ' 1 '
J. D. HOFFMAN,
Secretary Board ol Supervisors,
Box 141 P. O., Philadelphia.
Ti e following Is a schedule ot tne awards to he
Diace tinder the hrit distribution. 1 tin Items or Dia
monds and otlir pri clous sionen were purchased
lrom cltlrens of tbe South during the war. and
their geiiuineneh Is cerlilitd to by Messrs. Henln A
llris., the niosttxleiislve diamond Imiioners In the
country, and by J. Hermann, diamond setter. New
York. .
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FOR INVALID SOL
DI Kits,
Incorporated by Act of Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, March 6, lsii7.
Olllce, No. ilH6 CUEbNUT Street, Philadelphia.
FIRST DISPOSITION.
Eighty Thousand Subscribers Bt Five Dollars Each.
1 1 Diamond Necklace; 48 brilliants,
valued at (30,000
2 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch aud Ear
rings - 16.000
S 1 Award 10-4U Government Bunds... Io.ikm
4 1 Diamond Cross set In silver. 7,ouo
5 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch B.000
6 1 Award 10-40 Government Bonds... 6,ouo
7 1 Diamond Single Stone King....... 4,MH
8 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet 4.H00
1 Diamond Single Stone Scarl Pin- 4 ,000
10 1 Diamond Cluaier Brooch... 4.000
11 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet. 4,000
12 1 Pair Single bione Diamond Ear-
rlngs ... 8,500
l!l 1 Dlamona Cluster Brooch 3,(i
14 1 Award 10 40 Government Bouds... 8 u00
16 1 Diamond Single Stone Pin 3,000
16 1 Diamond Single btoue Mlud.......... 8.()
17 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch... 2.50
18 1 Diamond Single Sione Ring .. 2,K)
lu 1 Diamond and Emerald Brooch.... 2.MW
20 1 liiamoud Single Stone Ring. 2,000
21 1 Diamond Cluster Ring.. . l.fiOO
22 1 Long India Camel's Hair Shawl... 1,600
23 1 Choice Emerald Stud . l.r.'Kl
24 1 Single Stone Diamond Ring 1,000
29 to 34 10 Awards of 10-10 Government
Bonds, each 1,000
35 1 Tbree-stoue Diamond and Ruby,
bait hoop Ring 800
86 1 Diamond Single Stoue Ear Knobs 800
17 1 Pair Dlamoud Cluster Studs.... 6uO
as 1 Diamond Single Bione King, slur
setting . ... ..... 500
39 1 Diamond Single Stone Pin... 5on
40 1 Dlamoud Cluster Bracelet . 600
41 to 60 10 Awards or 10-40 Government
Bonds, each . 500
51 I Lady's Diamond -set Waicl . 400
52 1 Diamond single stone Ring KM
53 1 Diamond aud Opal Cluster Ring iM
M . 1 Diamond sinsleetone King....... 200
56 1 Pair Emerald Scarf Pins..... - 200
bf 1 Diamond Single Stone Stud....... ISO
67 1 Dlamoud Cluster Pin............. 100
68 1 Cameo aud Pearl Brooch and Ear
Rings 100
69 to 168100 Awards. 10-40 Government Bonds.
each 100
16810 258 100 Awards, Goverumeut Legal-lea
ders, eucl 60
3000 Awards, Goverument Legal-tenders,
each ... ......
The distribution ot tbe aboveawards will be made In
rinblle as soon as Lbe Hiih&crlntltin la full, of which due
notice will be given through the papers. The Dia
monds are now,ou exhlbtlou at the Olllce of the Aaao-
cianou.
Tbe public can confidently rely on everything being
couauciea lu tne most uonoraoiennu mir niaiiner. ah
the awarua will be Jiundeil to certlllcale Homers, lni-
uttruiuivi niier ifiv uibiiiou.ivu.iicv ... mi tvai, i. . ,11 vj
cmce 01 iue company, jo. iuo caixmj a cireet,
Philadelphia. '
CERTIFICATE.
We hereby certlty thul we have examined the Dia
mond Goods, Pearls, Emeralds, Rubies, and oilier
precious bio nes. as described In the above list, aud
find ihtm all genuine.
ilENLE BROS., Dlnmond Importers,
No. 20 MAIDEN Lane, New York.
J. BERM A.NN, Diumond setter.
No. bill BROOME Street, New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
Books can be had containing Twenty Certificates,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. .
All orders for Certificates must be addressed to
J. D. HOFFMAN, Secretary,
s is Box 1181, P. O.. Philadelphia.
EXHIBITION OF PAINTING AND SCULPTURE
Tbe Forty-Fourth Annual Exhibition
OF THB
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
CHESNTJT STREET, ABOVE TENTH,
is now open day and eveulng, from 9 A. M. till 7 F
M , and from 8 till 10 in the e veiling.
Admittance, 26 ceuls. . .
fc-tjiJiou TicketB. 60 cents. 4 23 Wit
nONCEIil HAL L.-H ARIZ
Ij will commence MONDAY, May 20,
IN Ills CELEBRATED MAGICAL SEANCES.
To cotiiiuue EVERY EVENING for TAVO WEEKS.
Malluets WEDNESDAYS and SATURDA YS, at &
Among other Miracles, THE MYSTERY.
A IICMAN HEAD FLOATING IN THE AIR.
THE INSTANT ANEOL'bGKOVVT'il OF LOWE US,
THE DEVIL'S 11 A 1 and ST1UK1NU WATCHES ,f
V 111 be introduced for the FlltsT TIME.
Tickets 60 ctuts; Reserved Seats, fl. - Cau he se
cured, commencing Friuay, May 17, at Charles Truui
pier's Music Store.coruer Seventh aud Chesuutslreeti,
atid al the Hall. Mailnees Children, ball prioe. Doors
open at luilneea at I V C11AH. LEVI, Manager.
X1EW ELEVtNTIl bTKEET OPERA HODS
XN ELEVI-NTU Street, above Cll EsN U'f,
"UIK ItJHLV ItlAOHT"
ortN ttM iiik HKAsnn.
AkHlsNdi JJlXtt'S MIUIKIA,
the Oreai biar Troupe of the World, la their GRAN.
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, SONGS, DANCES, NEV
BOULEbQCES, and PLAN'l A'lTON SCENES.
Doo. open at 7 o'clock. Commencing at s o'clock
gnu J. L. CA RN CROSS, Manager.
GERMASIA ORCHESTRA. PUBLIC RE
hearsals every SA'lURDAY AFTERNOON, at
MUSICAL FUND HALL, 8S o'clock. Engagements
made by addressing GKOKOE BASTERT, Agent, No.
12iil MONTEREY St.. between Race aud Vine. 2 6
Th last reneaisal will tuke place ou Juue 1st,
HO! FOR t-MlTU'8 ISTiAKDI FRESH AIR
- lil A I : 'I 1 1 1 L SI EM'.. H Y - 11 E A LT HbVl.
y X EliClsE '1 HE. BATH ENTERTAINMENT OF
TTlh x.Lb'1 KiND.
MRS. MARY LAKEMEYER
r Bpertlully luioru.a hei ir.eudH and tho public gene
rally that the w ill opt u ti.e beautiful Island Pleasure
Oiouuu known as
SMITH'S ISLAND,
on r-CNE'AY next, Mays, she invites all to come
slid tnjny with her the uclikhts of this favorite sum
pier resort so"
mmumwm
INOTCN Aveuue.
THE GENUINE EAOLE VT.lN, THE CELK
bratPPEKloN, aud the pure hard ORKE ,
'VttflZ aVsarVwirlive
f,ttlfcXnlu every rHl.:t. Orders race ivh. . 1
nS m5Tiii B wwl Jt-"Porium, N0.U14 WA-n-
AMUSEMENTS.
A
C A D E B,Yf'OF MUSI C.
MTts. lav urn. '
' CHOICE FRONT SEATS
rARQ.rF.rTE CIRCLE and BALCONTY,
Tu be had at the LOOK STAND,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL. 6 20t
IILKICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
SLX CLASSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
MRS. P. W. LANDER ; '-
In her great Classic and Ulstorlo Impersonation 0
ELIZABETH, QUEB'.N OF ENGLAND,
pronounced by critics as superior to Rlstorl In the
same purl.
OPENING NIGHT. TUESDAY, May 21.
Box sheet now open at Trumpler's Munlo HtoreV
corner SEVENTH and CIlESNUl' Streets, where
st ats may be secured lor any performance during tho
seaKon. Matinee, samrday. May Z
Admission to the Parquelle, Parquette Circle, and
Balcony. ONE LOLLAit
No extra charge lor Reserved Seats. ' '
rmily Circle. 1'lity Cents.
Amphitheatre, Twenty- live Cents.
Proscenium Boxes, till. '
C A T) K MY OF M U 8 I C
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
TO
BARTON HILL, .
VtEDNEMiAY AFTERNOON, May 12,'
THREE SFLKND1D PlECEBl'
OCR AMERICAN t tJUSIN.
bRETCUE- IN INDIA, '
DANNY TUB BARON.
MRS, JonN DREW. DAN BRYANT,
MISS SI SAN DEMN, . . J. H. hlOHD.i (IT,
BARTON HILL, " JOHN BEFTON,
And Others.
Alio, the ARCH STREET T HEATRE COMPAr'
By kind perm Ihh ion ot Mrs. John Drew, aud the
WALNUT STREET THKATRK COM PAN Y,
By kind permission of Ale-am, ClarKa A BootL.
HtHi rvfd Seals, (I; Family C ircle, 60 cents; Ai'-ph -tlnatre,
SS cents. Tickets for sule at Trnm r's
MumIc blore, corner bEY EN TU, aud CHi- T
blreets. 8 1
"VT EW CHESNUT STREET THBATWK -
XN FlltsT WEEK OF THE
GRAND GERMAN OPERA TROUPE,
enibrnclng Die GREATEST NUMBER OF EC O
ART ISIS.
CDANUE OF OFERAS NIGHTLY.
NO REPETITION.
Operas will be presented at the
REGULAR DRAMATIC PRICKS.
TUESDAY EVENING. May 21,
Gounod's favorite Opera, In five acts, entitled
FA UST.
Marguerite - ...M'me MARIE FREDERIC!
FatiHl FRANZ HIMME1C
MePbltopheles.M.......MM....JO.EPH HERRMANN
Valentine W 11.11 ELM FORME-
Slebel .M'me BERTHA JOUANNSES
Martha JOHANNA HULSOIC
W sgner... A LPHONSE URCLDa
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
A dmlsslonM..M..............MM ..m..m ...m 60 cenuf
Orchestra One dollae
Reserved Dress-Clrcle scats 75 cental
Family Circle 25 centK
Seats secured six davs In advance at BONER'.-t
Music Store, CUEbNUT Street, above Eleventh, aadf
at the Theatre.
JUNE CENDRILLON,
by the Dramatic Company, scp
WALKUT STREET THEATRF,
N . E. corner or NINTH and WALN UT Streets,
Begins at X to Bti'clock.
LAST NlGnT BUT ONE
of Bouclcault's thrilling Drama of
JEAN IK DEANS.
Jeanle Deans . 8USAN DENI-
And John Brougham s great uurtesiiue or
PO-CA-HON-TAS.
Po ca-hon-tas. SUSAN DENl
MISS LUCTLLHS WESTERN,
en route tor New York, will appear on
THURSDAY EVEN INU, May 28,
for one night. This brilliant young Artiste has Just
concluded most successful engagements In Baltlmora
and Washington.
ONLY NIGHT OF
EAST LYNNE; OIL THE ELOPEMENT.
The above occasion will be the last appearance of
Miss Western on the Philadelphia stue previously
to her sailing tor Europe.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET!
THEATRE. Begins at to 8 o'clock.
FULL HOUSES. ANOTHER NEW PLAY.
LAST WEEK OF MR. DAN BRYANT.
MONDAY. AND TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
John Brougham and H. Mumlord's Play,
THE BELLS OF SHANDON.
Berry O'Leary Mr. DAN BRYANT
For Cast, Scenery, etc., see Bills. .
To conclude with ,
Dr. 0'Toole.... Mr. DAN BRYANT
Friday BENEFIT OF DAN BRYANT,
A BILL OF EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.
MoudayNext-EMMA WALLER.
government sales.
A RUE HALM
j LU-MBEK.
Oi' IRON, STEEL, AND
Depot Quartermaster's Office, 1
. Washington, 1). C, May 13, 18o7. j
By direction of the Quartermaater-Cleneral.
the following enumerated Iron, Hteel, and
Lumber will be sold at I'oDllo Auction, at LIN
COLN DEPOT, under tnesupervlsion of Captain
James Of. Payne, ArsistHUt Quartermaster,
commencing on MONDAY, June 3, at 10 A. Al
to wit: About
21)3,000 lbs Flat Iron, from x to jis
sorted. . ,a
40,000 " Nail Hod Iron. . ' '
130,000 " Ilorseshoe Iron, light and heavy1.
80,1)00 " Hammered Iron, assorted. .
400,000 Assorted Iron, all sizes
24U.000 " Round Iron, assorted from 3-10 to2'
Inches, all sizes.
114,000 " Bquure Iron, assorted, from to!
58,000 " Round iron, assorted, from 1 to 31
Inches, all sizes. , '
30.0CO ' Hoop Iron, assorted, lrom to I Inch
allst.e-i.
128,000 " Spring .Steel, assorted, from 4 to 214
luciieH, ull sizes,
15,000 " Ameneuu HilsU-red Bteel. :
lhO.tK'O feet Oak Luinl ei, from 1 to Oluches thick.'
10,000 " Hickory Luiitber, from 2 to 1 luohes
thick. i
40,000 V Potlar Lumber, Inch thick.
421,408 " Fine Hcantllng, 8x4. 6, 6, 7, 8, and 0; 12
to 18 feet long.
Wagonmakers, carbtillders, and others will
find this a fine opportunity to replenish, their.
Bio ck, as tbe material Is entirely new.
. Transportation will be furnished to Blxtli
street wharf or the railroad depot, as purchasers
tnuy desire, and at their risk.
From 10 to 15 days will be allowed In which ta
remove the goods.
Terms Cush, lu Government funds.
CHAHLK8 II. TOMPKINS,
6 14 ICt Bvt. Brig. Pen., Depot QoitrtermV.
TT N81CK VICE ABLE QUAHTKltAl ASTER'S
U BIOHES AT AUCTION.
Depot Quartkkmastkr'b Officb, 1
Wasuinoion, D. O., May 8, 1(W7.
By direction of the Quartermaster-General, m
large lot of Quartermaster's tt tores will be sol4
at Publlo Anction, at Lincoln Depot, com
mencing ou WEDNESDAY, May 22, at 1(1
A. M under the supervision of Captain Jamea
Ki. truyue, a. 14. m,, consinting in purior-r-
30 lour-horse Army
Wugons.
200 Huddle Blanketa.
84 Office Desks.
23 Olllce Tables.
211) Olllce Coal 8toves.
HO Ollloe Wooxl H loves.
25 I'oi taOie Forges,
nil .smith's Forties.
6 two-burse Army Wa-
6 spring Army Wa
ens. 10 lour-horse Scavenger
Army wagons.
10 Carts.
80 two-horse Ambu
lances. 116 sets Wheel Harness.
60 sets Lead Harness.
67 seta wheel Ambu
lance Harness.
67 Iad Haruet.8.
153 McClelluu Saddles.
251 Wagon Huddle
141 B. H. Wattou Whips.
284 iluller thuins.
318 Hiickels.
y7 0uui Duckets.
a l Waion Bridles.
mi saddle Buks.
3 Cooking Hanges, wlta
tlx lures. ,
10 Bath Tubs.
60 Doors. ; j
15 Wheeloarrows.
Tools Carpenter's.Sad
oiers, .uiuuKBUUlU'S.
Tinner's.
346 yards Coooa Mat-;
biua;.
1010 pounds assortecl
Hope.
40oo pounds Scrap Iron.'
6000 iKiunds old Uorsa
blioes.
101 Window Sashes.
And a lurae lot of 0U1 e article1).
T't i ins Cash, In Government funds.
I'urcliustis will remove their goods within
ten days from tlu.v of sale.
CUAULES II. TOMPKINS,
6 0 lit Bvt. Brln. Gen., Depot Quartermaster.
1JMTKU BTATKS REVENUE STAMl'8
FOH SALE
PRINCIPAL AOENCY,
KO, BT NUTII T II I li D STHEET, Pl"
OHDEBS RECEIVED FOR BTAMPE") cnECKai'
OBDEItS RECEIVED BY MAIL PROM1 lu
ATTENDED TO,
A LltiEltAL DISCOUNT ALLOW ED.
J. 1:. It 1 1.) WAY.
tUm HO. 87 . TUIHD STREET.