THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1807.
OITY 1KTELL1QENOE.
FOB ADDmONAHQPI, ITKMS , ODTSIM
Mimical. Amongst the new musical publi
cations worthy of note we see an tion ,
J uple numbers, of the "Christ ma Girl "bTcHrl
481 Broadway, N. Y. Nvpry variety ol stvle is
presented by the different -unn all of which
bH.W th HOCurat;coriecine8?. Two alto and
T?HiVf "V,?"' fo'n'o 1" one numbcr-' My
Iflil u find "Oood-bjtmpreaH(ti us for
ciDly irom bclni? farewells of such distiuct char
aeter, and yet botu so heart-brrakinjf. Also, in
one ntimber, "Love My Mary" and "Do I Love
1 hee ? ' the former a playful Irish melody to
Mooie'a words; the latter, in our opinion, a
work of much deeper significance than a sons
Dv Irauz Abt to the same words. "Do I i'bink
of the Uajs, Jeatmiu ?" is a ballad in the true
Hootch style, distinguished lor Its depth of feel
ing and strikingly characteristic forms of ques
tion and answer. "Leave us Not" is a rlninttve
little jrem; and "Good NlRiit," In the same num
ber, and also for soprano or tenor, is very beau
titul and difficult as well. The "Slumber'! son
may be numbered aniongut the finest, although
all have abundant merit.
Ah Adjourned Meetibo of thb South Strket
Brtoqb Commission was held yesterday. Mr.
John Welsh presided. The Commission is
appointed to superintend the construction of a
bridge over the t'chuylkill at South street.
A communication whs recoived from Mr. C. E.
Lex, protesting against the proceedings of the
Commission at Its previous meeting, on the
ground that a quorum was not present.
Mr. Dropsie moved that the proceedings of
the previous meeting be adopted by the present
meeting, which was done by calling the yeas
and nays on each resolution.
Mr. Baiid stated to the body that the Com
mittee on Superintendence had employed the
district surveyors to mark the initial line of the
centre of the bridge, on the east and west side
ot the Schuylkill, and that a stone with the
letters S. B. had been placed on each side to
mark the spots.
The following gentlemen comprise the com
mittees appointed by Mr. Welsh: On Law,
Messrs. Pindlay, Phillips, Dropsie, Mann, Mar
cer, Holmes, and Lister; On irans and Esti
mates, Messrs. Kastwick, Sperine, Ellis, Leigh,
Pollock. Miller, and Brown; On Finance, Messrs.
Clark, Drexel; Lawson, Boni, Lex, Kmytb, and
McCann: On Superintendence, Messrs. VYetherill,
Kater, Field, Btruthers, Nichols, Buird, and
Ferry.
Meeting of School Controllers. Yesterday
afternoon the Committee on Property of the
Board of Control held a meeting in relation to
an nnexplainable charge which bad been some
what mysteriously made to a specification for
the erection of a new school house, northwest
corner of Sixth and Coates streets, and for
which $44,500 has been appropriated by
Councils.
For this amount the building was to be
erected, in general similarity to the new Fif
teenth Ward school house, Twentieth and Coates
streets, with such changes only as were agreed
upon by tbe Committee. Tho building being
now nearly ready lor the third floor, it was dis
covered that an attempt had been made to vir
tually recede iiom tbe original specification in
some respects, to the great detriment ot the sec
tion, which attempt, however.will bo effectually
smothered.
The building, when erected, will be a hand
some one, of the dimensions of 76 by 86 feet,
the material being Trenton brown stone. Every
precaution has been taken for the proper trans
mission of lipht and air, and the directors of tho
cection are determined it shall contain all tho
essential requisites necessary for the healthful
comiortot the pupils.
The Commencement Exercises of the Zane
Street Girls' Orammar School were held yester.
day afternoon, in the school building. The
large school-room was filled to its capacity by
the scholars and their friends. Tbe young
ladies were nearly all dressed in white, aud the
appearance preseuted was one of rare beauty.
The exercises contested of recitations, singing,
addresses, and presentations. Of the latter,
two beautiful green Bohemian glass vases were
presented to Miss Webb by a pupil, and a beauti
ful crayon head of a child, by Miss II el en
Ijukers, to the same teacher. Addresses were
made by Mayor McMirhacl, Professor Blche,
Edward Shippen and diehard Ludlow, Esqs.
The latter spoke in ieeling terms of the de
parture of Miss Webb for Europe, the sorrow
her absencewould causo the and great gratifica
tion at her safe return. After the exercises of
the atternoon were concluded, the graduating
class, with a number of invited guests, passed
an evening socially in the school-room.
Arrivals at the Port of Philadelphia.
The lollowtug statement shows the number of
foreign and coanwise vessels that arrived at
this port during tbe month of May, as compared
with the same period in ihou:
1807. I860.
Tor. Count. Tot. For. Coast. Tot.
Steamships 7 ... 7 3 ... 8
Shirs 4 15 6 8 9
Barque 25 ... 25 19 3 21
BriRs 8 45 59 24 8J
Bcbooners 84 422 458 30 885 015
Woods 479 479 ... &1 551
Steamers 184 131 ... 2i4 24
Burgee ... H8 148 ... 729 729
Boats....... 978 978 ... 1423 1423
112 2165 2277 116 3S52 81KJ8
Cheap Dickens. T. B. Peterson & Brothers,
PhiladelDhia. have lust made a very large re
duction in the price of all their various editions
of Dickens' Works, of which they issue twenty
three different editions. Their edition kuown
nettle "People's Duodecimo Edition." which is
printed on large char type, Ijong Primer in
volume, has been reduced to SP50 a volume,
and all the other editions have been reduced in
uncut the same ratio. For further particulars
in regard to them, we refer our readers to th
advertisement oi tnem in anomer cummu.
Tub Candidates. The election of Chief En
gineer of the Philadelphia Fire Department
taxes place next eejueiuuer. au cwumus vuir
test is anticipated. The roost prominent candt
rtfttpg for the nosltiou thus lar are David M,
1vle. the present incumbent; Terrenoe McCus-
Ker, Assistant ivngineer oi iuo r iibi xjvibiuu;
and John H. Downing, of the llibernia Fire
Company.
Great Inducements Offered to tiie Pur
chasers of Summer Clothing. Messrs,
Soniers & Bon, the popular Clothiers, at No. 809
Chesnut street, have fairly woa the reputation
of selling the finest and most elegant Clothing
for tbe money, of any similar establishment in
Philadelphia. This they are enabled to do by
their unbounded facilities both in importing
and manufacturing. Their stock of Beady
made Clothing Is got up in the most fashionable
style, and Is fully equal In every respeot to that
which la made to order. They also display a
superb assortment of plain aud fancy Cassl-
meres for tho convenience of those who prefer
to have their garments cut according to me.
eurement. ,
Thk Gbkat Diamond Distribution. Tho
Gettysburg Asylum Enterprise is the greatest
gift project ever i-uiiuoncu.
The Gettysburg Asylum. Euterprlse is th
A goigeous display of magnificent Jewels can
be seen at No. 1126 Ctnut street.
A gorgeous display or magniuoeui jwei nu
tie letn at no, u.u uiMuummr.,
Orders lor certificates are rapidly coming in.
Ordera for certificates are rapidly coming in.
A Tt.tnVD A TAB I lift I. In not t horouiftll V ven
T 1 1M LI D K IV m uuiw"'"' .jvv....-
Kefrigerutor la warranted to keep aweet and
Man uiact u red by K. H. Farsou i 0a.NifiW
o. . o. r.
An nrmr.tielly Inrite and choice stock of Cloth
ing lor spring wear is exhibited by the (i. H. O.
K. nl the present lime. We Imve takon mucli
j'ltlns In selecting styles, aud in the Kcttlnir, up
of our gnrmenls Ibis season, and are ablo to
tiller to our patrons and tbe nubile generally an
np-sonmem oi warning uosw, morning a
Evening fonts, Hacks, Hprlng OveroonU, Vests
and Punts of every urtule. enuul In stylo, make
and finish to tbe bent customer work, tud of
conrfe at tuuch lower irrlcF.
For those who pri ier to have their Clothing
made to order, we have a custom deparlin ul,
In ebnege of cutlers whose skill aud taste ire
unexcelled, and supnlled with an elegant va
riety of piece goods' of all descriptions. Wo
Invite an early cull. Pkkry & Co.,
Ktar Clothing Emporium,
No. 609 Chesnut street, above Hixtu.
Economy is Wealth.
All-wool Hull ..810 00
Ail-wool Hulls, finer quality 15 (Ml
All-wool Huns, still finer 20 (19
1 ine rencb I'.iacn Hints z. uu
::lra do. do. do .'!() 00
ine Mixed Spring Overcoats 13 00
Tbe above nrlces will convince that we are
determined to close out our Immense stocks of
fine Clothing at an astounding sncrillce.
Orioo, van uunten s un.,
.Nos. 704 and 734 Market street.
Balk of Boots and Shoes. McClellan fe Co.,
uceessors to PhlliD Ford 4 Co.. Auctioneers.
will sell at their store, No. 508 Market street, on
Monday morning, June 8, commencing at 10
o'clock, a large and desirable assortment of
Boots. Shoes, Brogans, Balmorals, etc., to which
iney would can me attention oitue iraue.
The Okkat Hesort for Fine Confectionery ts
at Ueorge W. Jenkins', No. 1037 Bpriug Garden
street. Ills Caramels, Bonbons, Fruit Drops,
Chocolates, etc., are deservedly Jn the highest
repute. Foreign Fruits In great variety.
Chromos, Engravings, Mouldings for Frames,
n linnet ronsitunt.lv hv ltptmar Ac lYi.. limnii.
fncturers, No. ii24 Arch street. A flue assort-
ent of liOoklng-GlMBse-s.
Depot for the balk of Lash's Five-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes-Wringers, andHlep
Ladders, No, 727 Market street, Philadelphia,
J. H. J-iABH A (JO.
A Ctkk fo Rheumatism Worth Bkeino.
8 .Kilpatrtck, No. 1744 Olive street, cured by Dr.
A ivivt avvu w j iivr v V uv M J
Buy your llATSfrom Bourne, No. 40 North
Sixth street.
Summer Underwear.
Drawers, Jl 60 to ft 50. BhirU, 81 to 13 50.
Drawers, tl 60 to J i 60. Bbli U, $1 to S-t-30.
Draw ers, $1 60 to S3 60. Ublrts, (1 to S3-50.
Mclntlre & lirotner, no. 1U35 Obesnut street.
MAJK19TE TjELjEG It AP1I.
For additional Marine Hew tee JPirtt Page.
AIRMAN AO FOB PHILA DELPHI A-THia DAT.
Bun Ribp ...m,..,.,,,4,32 Moon Risi...Mn.... 4112
CjUN bKTB...............7 2tHl9H WATita... ....... 0-43
PHlLADkXPHIA JUOAJLD OlT TRADE.
GEO. ilOBKIBON COA11C3, 1
J. l'KK'K W KTUKB1LL, MONTHLY OOMMITTKB.
JiiitB JJuUSHKHTY, J
MOVKUENTH OF OCKAN Sl'E&UUKi),
tOK AlltKICA.
.Bavre...,....JSew York May 13
,.. Llverpool...Qin;bec. ................ .May 10
...LlverpooU.JSew York............. May is
-.Liverpool... New York My 18
Arago
Nova Scotiau..
Edinburgh
ecoiia.,
liHlltc ..Bremen New York May 18
MoruHhitt tiKuiuuri...rsew York May 18
PeruviftQ...........LIverpou;...PUIla(la May is
Heclu Llverpool...New Yorlc... .May 21
l)euibCbluud.boutIiampU)ri..New Yorlc ...... May 21
Col Jiiidon... ....Liverpool... New York May 22
Helvetia ...Liverpool. ...New York May ii
N. Anierlcan...LIverpool...Uuebec......u..M.,.May 28
Mlnnesola......LIverpool...New York....M May 24
bt. laureut Havre Mew York May 24
Cubu Li verixjol... Boston
May 2&
May 29
Alenjbnula...BouUiampton...New York...
iUM Kunurit.
C. of Baltlmore.New York. ..Liverpool....
June
........June
l'euuhi lvuula...fsew York...Llveruool....
Kurone IS ew YorkHavre Juue
Manliattan .New YorkLiverpool....- June
Acailiu .Mew York...yiaKow...-.- June
Uermanla Mew York...Haiuburt.....M Juue
Atlantic New Y'orKiSreiueu .Juoe
Ahla -Bob ton. ....... .Liverpool ..June
Heiujanu New York. ..Bremen,
June
V. ol Louuou.....New ork... Liverpool.
.June
.Juue
.June
.June
June
HilierijlaM.....lSew York...Ulasgow..
Arauo New York...Havre
Tanipico New YorK... Havre.......
Iik nia .....iNew org...Livernooi.
Belioua. New York... London. June
COAbTWIBK, JJOMiuSTIO, TU
VyomlnK........PIillaila......bavanriati ...........June
J.W. i.VLrnjao..flillala.......Cliarlelou. .......... June
H. HudBon Phllada ..Havana .Juue
blur ot Hie Union. Pbllada...New Orleans J une
Jloiieer.....PPlla(Ja ..Wllnilngtoa ..Juno
ocean yueeD....rew y ori...ABpiiiwaii .jnne
Gen. Uiaul. Sew York...New OrleauH.........June
1
i agle New Y ork
Havana ..Juue 8
JH. Cliauncey....New York. ..ABpinv, all ....Juue 11
losing btar. ...... New Y'ork...AHpinwalL June 11
o'tmioa New vorK...Jtavaua...........Juue is
StarBand btiipeBPhliada Havaua ........ .......J une It
Meiriujac..........jNew ora...Kio jaueiro juue 22
Malls are rorwardeo by every steamer in ine reg-mar
lines. The steamers for or from Llveruool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, whloh call at
Lonaouaerry. 'i ue steamers 101 or trom wiavjonu
Deut cail ai bonlhampton.
CLEAHKD YESTERDAY.
Steamship Star of the Union, Cooksey, New Orleans,
via Havana, I'bllacla, aud Southern M. H. Co.
Steamship ueudrick Hudson, Howes, Havana, Titos.
'Vt allBon & bona.
Steamship lloman. Baker. Boston. H. Winsor & Co.
lirlg Kolus, beabrook Cork, for orders, C.C Van Horn.
Brig J. ChiyBtal, Barnes. Ponce, P. It., J. Mason &Co.
Brig W. 31. Parks, Hurrah, bavaunub, Warren, Gregg
& Morris.
Brig ueu. Banks, Ketchum, Providence, Huntzlnger
& Co.
Bchr M. It. Fomers, Somers, Mobile, D. S. BtelsonACo.
bchr M. Klley, Riley, Boston, L. Audenrled & Co.
bclir Casper Hell. Shoe, Richmond, btreet A Co.
bebr w. paxon, iirower. oosion. ao.
bchr L. A. Blossom, Crocker, Bo&ton, J. U. t G. S.
neppner.
bchr M. K. Henderson, Price, Boston, Day, Huddell
A Co.
Bt'r Beverly, rierce, New York, W. P. Clyde & Co.
bt'r H. Li. uaw. jier.iiHiiimore.A. uroves, Jr.
Htr liecatur, i en ton, Baltimore, J. D. Ruolt.
Tue Hudson, Carr, Baltimore, wim a low ot barges,
Vv. P. Clyde fc Co,
ARRIVED YJ5STKRDAY.
Br. brig Alvarado, Cochrau, 60 days from Messina,
with lruil, etc., to b. S. bcattergood & Co.
Brig Mechanic, Merrlman, days from Cardenas,
with molasses le Dalletl A Son.
Br. schr Mary Watklus, Williams, 52 days from Illo
Jaueiro, with coflee to John Mason A Co.
bchr Silver Lake, Matthews, s days from Matauzas,
with molasses 10 1. Hougu A Co.
bchr Arabella, Duer, 4 days from Snow Hill, with
lumber to Bacou, Collins & Co.
bchr Chief, Adeylott. 2 days trom Indian River, with
grain to J. L. Bewley A Co.
SchrMahiou, Williams, 4 days from SUarpstown,
with lumber lo Bacon, Collins A Co.
bchr M. C. Burulte. Rlckards, 1 day from Camden,
with grain to J. L. Bewley & Co.
bchr Tycoon, Cooper, 1 day from Smyrna Croek, with
grain to J. I Bewley A Co.
bchr Olivia, Fox, I day from Odessa, with grain to
J. L. Bewley A Co.
bchr 11. aud E. Henderson, Price, from New York,
tchr I. McCabe, Pickup, Irom New Haveu.
Bchr Mary lllley. Riley, from baletn.
Steamer Decatur, Feutoti, U hours from Baltimore,
With muse, to J, D. Kuotl'.
bleamer Black Diamond, Meredith, 24 boars from
New York, with mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
bleamer D. Ctley. Davis, !44 hours from New York,
wlib mdse. lo W. M. Balrd A Co.
Steamer Mayflower. Robinson, 24 hours from New
York, with muse, to W. P. Clyde A Co.
SteHmer Chamberlain Smith, 4 days from Tangier
bound, with lumber to Bacon, Collins & Co.
TugHudHon. Carr, trom Baltimore, with a tow Of
bargus to W. P. Clyde A Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Malterhorn, Curtis, hence, at Baltimore 80th
ultimo.
Bai que W. A. Faros worth, Williams, hence, at Rock
land 4ib ult.
Barque Lorena, Berry, hence, at Sombrero about 18th
Ult., loading lo return.
Brig Mountain Eagle, for Philadelphia, at Havana
26ih ult,
Sohr American Eagle, McFarlin, hence, at Gardiner
Hlh ult.
r-chr J. Truman, Glbbs, for Philadelphia, sailed from
New Bedford Duili ulu
Schr J. M. Bay I Is, Arnold, for Philadelphia, cleared
at New York yesterday.
fcn br C. Kenzle, Lake, hence, at Boston 30 th ult.
bchr Leesburg, Davltt, from Brownsville fur Phila
delphia, at Portland 3ulu ult.
bchr Choctaw, Calrow, hence, at Portsmouth 27th
ultimo.
bchr F. N. Tower, Perry, hence, at Bangor 29th ult.
bchrs J. Faruum, Kelly, aud J. Price, Mckenou.for
Philadelphia, cleared at Biwton 80th ult.
bchr J. Worliiluglon, heuoe, at Nerwlch 20th ult.
bchrs Henrietta, and Cynthia Jane, hence tor Nor
wich, at New London Mth uli.
bchr Charles P. biiokucy. Matbls, henoe, at Boston
''bchr L. A. Bennett. Laird, for Philadelphia, sailed
lrom Alexandria U7tu ult.
bchr Alleu U. Browu, Pierce, hence, at Fawtucket
,Ubcbr M. H. Wright, Bldell. henoe, at Alexandria 2utu
"hen M. P. Smith. Grace, and Admiral. Bteelman,
lor Philadelphia, sailed Irom balem milk ult.
It A. Burnett. Laird, and A. L. M I aasey. Don
Belly, hence, at Georgetown, D. C 7th ulU
MAftBIED.
rAItPT NTFrt-MACKKY. On Tlinr-xlay evonlni?.
tl,p i 111 Dllinwi, nl the roBKlonce of the brMo's parents,
In ( ninrlMi, hy Hie K. J F. Uurrlnnn, I. II A KLIC4 l.
(. ABI KNTKH to bAltAll LtJUJbA, daugliler r
1 liarlcB C. Maekey.
FINC If-Wl W)N.-At St. Luke's Church, on
Wednt-Hdsy, Hie 2Hib ultimo, by the Kev. Ir. Lonns
berry, Mr. I). J. UNCI!, ol Handy Hill. N. Y., to Miss
1KABKI.LA WKhTON, eldest daughter of Hon.
t harlcs V lon, ol New JerBey.
(IKAHAM IIUOH KH. On Tlinrsdny, the tsd ul
timo, nt the Arch hlrt-rt PreNliyterlan Church, by ttev,
N. W. ConklliiK, Mt. CHAUNCKY (I URAI1AM, of
Kll7.nb(th, N. J to MIrs KM MA H. HUUUfci, duilgll
Ier of K. A. llughes, of l'lilladelphla.
DIED.
nitOWN. On the 1ft Instant, at his residence. No
313 Catharine street, t'aptaln T HUM As BKOWN'
slier a IliiKerltiK and palutiil Illness, or the asthma.
PHi d 68 ycaiB s iiiomln. His remains were taken 10
Newburyporl, Mukb. (Iim birthplace), for interment. (
BROWN.-Ou the 81st ultimo, THOMAS BROWN'
a: rd 45 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
Itilly Invited to attend IiIh luneral, Irniii his late renl
Oence, No. 6 Clyde place (Cherry sireut, above Fifth),
on Monday morning at h, o'clock.
Ct)PK-On the .Kith Instant, Mrs ELIZA COPE,
widow of the late Captain Perry C. Cope.
The relatives and friends ol the family are respect
fully Invited to attend her funeral, from her late
ret Idencf. No. SS7 Christian street, on Monday after
noon. June S, at S o'clock. To proceed to Lafuyelte
Cemetery.
FItY.-On the 80th Instant, JACOB, son of B. Gross
and Jotephine C. Ft y. In the 8U1 year ol his age.
'I he relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
to attend Ibe funeral, from his parents' residence, No.
Viol Green street, on Tuesday n orninic. Jtt"e 4. at 8
o'clock. To proceed to the Trappe, Montgomery
county, Ta.
HINKLK-On Tuesday evening, May 28, JOHN
II INKLK. In the4mh year ot his axe.
The relatives anil friends of the lamlly, also Roibo
ronitli Lodge No. lit, A. Y. M.; Roxhorough Lodge,
No. A, 1. O. ofO. F and the Washingion Beneficial
(MH-ieiy of Koxborough. are reseciiully Invited to
attend the funeral, without limber notice, from the
residence ol bis father, Peter II Inkle, Klilire avenue,
near the nine-mile stone, on bunduy morning, June 2,
at lu o'clock.
MOORE. On the 27th Instant, WILLIAM II.
MOOltK, In the E4tn year of his age.
1 he relative' and friends of the family, the officers
and members of the Grand Lodue of Pennsylvania,
and member of Mount Mortal), No. l."5, A, Y. M.; also,
Fxcelsior Lodge, No. 46, 1. O. ol O. F.; Palestine Kn
riniii nient. No. 61, I. O. or O.K.; and Perseverance
Beneficial Association, are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral of their late Brother, on Bunduy,
Juue 2. at 2 o'clock, P. M.. from his late renldeuce.
No. 1226 Coates street. To proceed to Monument
Cemetery.
I IMS U RE YOUR LIFE
IN TEE
AMERICAN
Life Insurance Company,
:OF PIIILADKLPIIIA.
OFFICE, 4 18 p
N. E. CORNER FOURTH AND WALNUT.
MltlJIlIt II I -SO It T I'OH 4;' LOT IT IX G
Wanantsktr Ilrowu,
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
OWAUBDBTON'S IMPROVED VENTI
lated and Kasy-Hltitig DKK8H HATS (patenled),
in all Ibe approved fashions ot theseasou. CHiiSN'UT
Btreet. next door to the Poet OfUce. 9 15
St HI 91 Ell REN4IRT FOR rf.OTHINU
V'snimikcr& Brown,
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
JONES, TEMPLE & CO.,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS,
no. zs n. ssiss in. street,
First fatore above Chestnut street. 4 9
KI'IIIJHEH RESORT F4K 4 I.OTIIIJf
Wanamaker 6b Brown,
The Corner of Sixth, and Market Streets.
FOSTER,
rAQumVADTV XT A TWPTTT
11 fimnpj
No. 7 S. HIXTH Street.
MUMMER REMORT IOK t l.OTlll.-
VWanamaker &, Brown,
The Corner of ftlxtlt and Market Streets.
HUMMER RENORT FOR 4 f.4TIIlXM-
Wuamiker& Brown,
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
JOSEPH FUSdELL,
Manufacturer ot
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
DiO.t ana 1 in. iuuitin Mircei,
t4 H 2mBp
Philadelphia,
M'CALToA'S NEW HAT STORE, NOIiTH
4j' east curuer ot TENTH and CHKSN UT S; reels.
'ine patronage of old customers of Chesnut street,
above Sixth, and CheHiutt street, above Kightb, soli
cited, l'KA ii L and DRAB CASS1MKHK ilALS, for
bummer. Price, r and trt. 5 4 Dp
BOYS' STRAW IIA.TS.-TBE LARGEST
variety, and at reduced prices, at M'CALLA'S,
Northeast corner of TKNTH and CHKSN UT Streets,
Formerly Chesnut, above Sixth, aud Chesnut, above
Eighth. S4 5p
O STRAW HATS, EVERY NUW STYLE,
at M'CALLA'b, N. E. corner TENTH aud III Kd
NUTbtreels. . 6 4 5p.f
SUMMED HESORT FOR C'EOTltTX U-
Vf'aniiuaktr & Brown,
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
TJ i & C. . E. TAYLOR,
PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAP3,
NO, 64a NORTH NINTH bTKEKT.
At Wholesale Only S 10 5p
SUMMER RENORT FOR CEOTIIIXU
VVtatniaktr Brown,
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
E A F N ESS. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
science and skill bave Invented to assist the
hearing lu every degree or aeaine-ss; also, .Respirators;
also, craudall's Patent Crutches, superior to any
others in use, at P. MADEIRA'S, No. lid TENTH
btreet, below Chesnut. 2 8 5p
SUMMER RENORT FOR t'LOTUISU-
Vsuiutkcry Brown,
The Corner of Sixth and Market Streets.
T3 ODOERS'AND WOSTEMIOLM'S POCKET
JLX KNIVES. Pearl and Stag Handler or beautiful
linish. RODGERS' and WADK A BUTCH KIVS
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Telegraphing, Cammerclal Calculations, Business
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Correbpondeuce, Forms, Commercial Law, etc
IJNU HEN
Invited to vUlt the Inailtutlon and Judge or them
selves ol lia superior appoiulaieute. Circulars ouap
plication. L. FAlltllANks, A. M., Preeldeuu
T. K. W lrAT. Secretary. 64
T. STEWART BROWN,
U.K. Cornorof
FOURTH and CHESTNUT ETJ
MANCrAOTUHUl Ot
THUlLft. V ALIBI! 8, BAGS, HZTICtfLXS, aud SVel
Sal Halt aa4 iUfalrti.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PR00FSAFES
PJJORE ADOUT
LILLIE'S CHILLED-IRON SAFES
IMPORTANT FACTS
WHICH TIIE PEOPLE KIIOIXI)
1V1 J iV J-Ll V IN W X til J A'
FACT T II I.I.I R'H rTTIT.I.F.D-IRnN R A PITS
have been lately Introduced for the last twelve
ytars. nnd sold to those havlmr the laruest amount of
VbiUHbkN, bh the best and most ihorounlily lturlar
l'tool t-nte; and, up lo ihelsst three years, It has been
sn rare to hear oi one ol Iilllie's Sales bavin betni
ii.unea oy DiirKiBrs. as to nee or hear ot m while
blackbird or a while elephant.
Fact II. It Is notorious that thrt nrnfolnn nt th
burxlar has advanced at arm Id pace wilhlii the last
elshl jesrs, and what was IhoroUKhly bursiar-pruof
then Is hoi so now, which accounls lor the fact that
within the last three years very few of 1,11 lie's
Sales have beeu robbed, and the secret annnvmnns
circulars distributed by other safe-makers lat-
terly. showing a vrrv frw esses onlv. Is IheslronsMit
evidence that b t a v'ry small number have been
roDi.ea tonus time, notwiiustanditiR llie large Dum
ber lu use, and the amouui at stake 11 successful.
Fact III. There are two. and only two. ecnernl
and leading print-idles upon which all burKlur-proof
sales are tonsil ueted. The one Is pouring liquid
Iron bem ecu aud around barn or wrought li eu, hard
en! d streel, or any proper combination of metals.
This principle Is ad pled by l.lihe, lit the Chilled
Iron Sale, aud covertd and controlled bv his lot. Lorn
putent.
I s other Is made nrj of Isvers nf nlalea. sriliiThv.ni
metals, held lokether by bolls or rivets, or both. To
this principle there are various objections: The
cost Is double. The wrought Iron plates, wlilch are
the strength of thesafe, are outside, and are operated
upuu oy in w nuie catalogue oi ourglars loots. Tbe
holts or rivets are easily lorced by suitable tools,
wiih or without powder, and cannot be sustained.
7 he. former principle, adopted by Little, avoids all
tbese object ions, can be made any thlckneHS, and
withstand sny aniouut of resistance repaired; avoids
the rivets, bolls, etc.; has no w roiight iron outside to
be operated upon by burglars' Implements.
Fact IV. Mr. Utile, the Patentee, so soon as he
learned that It was possible wiiu ibe modern liu-
roveu tools lor ourgiars to grind torougu chilled
rou or hardened kleel. b Kan ejtnerlmentliur to avoid
the dilliculiy, aud alter much labor ana expense he
has 1 erlccled a system lor chilling Iron and combin
ing metals that Is euihely proot against the burglar's
drill, or any other of his tools, even the wedge, war
ranted to staud the baidesl tent practicable lor any
uurgiar iu oiaav. j m nruoi oi uis success, tue lot
low lug cerlilicate Is now offered irom the Novelty
Works, Hew York: .
Ofkice Novelty Irom Works,
Ntw York, lblh Jjecember, lbfls.
M' inri. LrtiHa Llllie A .Soiw
bKKTi.iBKS:-We have subjected the sample of
Chilled Iron you furnished us tu the most severe testa
(as regards drill lug through it) that we could bring to
bear upon It. and without success.
It Is our opinion that it can only be penetrated by
the use of a large number of drills, and the expendi
ture of much power, with days of lime.
And weiniiik it impossible lor a burglar, with his
time and pow er, tu peuelrale It at all.
Youts truly,
Isaac V. Holmes. Superintendent.
Lyman U. Hall, Foreman.
And tbe following extensive Irou mituufacturers In
Philadelphia, Huston, and Chicago, after the most
thorough tests, find the result to be substantially the
same.
Aud their principal Iron Workers so certify:
Messrs. Merrick A Sou, Souihwark Fouudry, Phila
delphia. '1 he tinkler A Williams Works, Boston. Mass,
The Union Foundry aud the Northwestern Foun
dry, Chicago, 111.
Fact V. The proposition made tho public hereto
fore Is uow renewed : I will lurulsh Sales or Vault
Uoors, of same Bize and capacity ol other best makers,
and at one-lhlrd less price; aud the same may be
tested when llnishtd, and I will furnish the man lo
lest the work of any other muker, aud he shall fur
nish the man to test my work ; and tbe party so order
ing may accept the work wklch stands the most re
sistance, In any way or mauuer practicable for a burglar
lo work.
Fact VI. I would now say to any of the owners of
Lillle's Sates, that, la view of the preceding facts. If
they leel the need of additional security. I will ex
change with them, on lair terms, givlmr them all the
lute Improvements, and the Increased security , which
Is claimed to he bevond the reach of Rurulars. until
some new system shall be developed In the working
OI iron.wuicu wumu uow seem uuiuiy posaiuie.
Fact Vii. It is true that the Sheel:Iron or common
Saie, as bow mode, under ordinary circumstances
(and when not crushed by the lull ot walls or timbers;
usually saves the written matter, but If tue lire Is se
vere ii lias to oe copteo, tor tue ihk win boou luue out;
besides, the sale Is twisted up aud useless.
It is equally true that the Chilled-Iron Safe saves
the wrltteu matter iu a perfect state, that It does not
lade out or require copying, aud that the sale Itself
Is ready for further use. Any number of trials lu
fires, cerlllied to, prove these lacts, aud lf any of the
sale venders who are distributing secret, anonymous
circulars lo injure the reputation ot I.ILLIK'S SAFE,
aie not satlshed with these statements, they can have
the opportunity ol testing by lire oue of their own
Safes wlih L.lLXl.E'b, ou equal terms, whenever
they so decide.
Fact VIII. In answer to tbe story circulated by
lutetested parties, that 1.1 1 lie's Safe had gone up, aud
had ruined Liilie, etc., I would say that al no luue lu
the last two years could Litlne k Sou halt supply the
demand loi Sites, aud were under the necessity ttt
ioimmg a huge block compauy, with a very large
capital, tu nitel the demand; aud Mr, Lewis Lillle, Sr.,
is now the president ol that couipauy, which is located
ou the Leluware. iu i'enusyl vunlii, near Kuston, aud
Is the lMgesl Safe Works probably lu existence, aud
will be able to simply all Uetuaud lor Sales, Locks,
Chilied-Iron Vaults, elo.
In conclusion, I beg to call the attention of my
patrons aud filenas, und the public, (o the facts here
presented, aud to say that I am very thanklul for
past lavors, and that I am prepured to furnish LIL
LlK'S IILKOI. AH AND FT UK AND III' 110 LA R
PROOF SAFES, VAULT DOORS, CHILLKL) IRON
VAULTS and COMBINATION LOCKS, all al short
notice, warranted to be the best and cheapest lu
uiurket. I also keep constantly a large assortment
of second-hand Fire Proois, taken In exchange for
Llllle's Burglar Proofs, of the best-known makers,
all put iu good order, and oilered at below usual auc
tion prices.
3X. C. SADLEll,
AGENT FOR LILLIE'S SAFE AND IRON COMPANY,
No. G30 ARCH Street,
6 9tulbs2m PHILADELPHIA.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN TIIE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
JL AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of JOHN MORRIS TAYLOR, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of ARTHUR W. CORHEti,
Administrator of tte estate or JOHN MORRIS
TAYLOR, deceased, and to report distribution ot
the balance lu the bands of the accountant, will meet
the parlies interested for the purposes of his ap
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P. Id., at the ollice of SAMUEL F. FLOOD, No.SiU S.
FIFTH Street, lu the city ol Philadelphia. .'. stuwSt
ESTATE OP DANIEL LACK, DECEASED.
Letters testamentary upon the estate of said
deceased having been grauled to the uuderslgued, all
persons Indebted to said estate will make payment,
and those having claims against tbe same will preseut
them to (JEOKUE PFEIEFKH, J a., Executor,
No. 610 CH ESN UT Street.
Or to his Attorney, OCTAVIUS A. LAW.
S I slit No. 125,'j B. FOURTH Street.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
gTAlSDBRlDGE, BARE & CO.,
UIFOBTERS OF AND DEALERS IM
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE,
NO, 1881 MAKIiET STREET,
Offer for sale Urge stock ot
IIuvUvnro unci Cutlery,
TOG ETHER WITH
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AT BFIUlfF.I) PBICKW. fl7thstu
CUTLERY.
. - .m.nt nf POTITIT aad
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AMUSEMENTS.
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-.
mr. nwiituK noon.
of tho above-named popular Institution, annonnoes
to Its hnhlines, and In the patrons of the Opera, that
his UENEE1T will lake plHce on
MONDAY EVENING. June 3,
upon which occasion the popular Philadelphia Prims)
Duties,
MIPS CAROLINE KICHINGS,
sod ber Jtistiy celehraied
ENOLISH OPERA COMPANY, .
who have In the most senerous manner consented
to give their gratuitous services, will make tlielr
JAM rif.ailKtlt lllJLS tl PjA muin .
The llenetlclHrv bss also much pleasure in auiiounO
hi I that the dlHtiusuishrd Lyrlo Tenor,
THEODORE 11 AJJELM AN",
will mske his first appearance lu English Opera, In
his uuepproachablecharaoier of
UtA DIAVOLO
Musical Director W. O. DIETRICH
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Reserved Seals One Dollar
1-Binlly (Jiic'e 5n cents
A mphilhoatre 26 cents
'licketsmay be obtained dally at the Academy of
Music.
Doors open atT'f. Opera commences at t o'clock.
ilEKICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THURSDAY EVENING , June 6,
MENDELSSOHN BOCIETY'8 '
LAST GRAND CONCERT OF THE SEASOlf,
IN AID OF THK
BotTTTtlmM L' i j I v L ul'i iccmun
CVV .... .... J. -KW A. . i .."I 1 . 1 i 1.
under tbe auspices of ths Committee on Public
A musements.
On this occasion tbe Society will be assisted bv the
following dintliiKUlsiied artists:
CARL OAERTNER, Violinist.
'1UF.ODORE IIADELMAK, Tenor,
JJ. U. 1 11 lJi llH.tl, 1 IHlllHt.
GEOKOE RIUOP,
MISS (lORMLEY.
MISS t LNNINGTON,
MHH. BEHRKNU.
MIS BLAUKBTJRNK,
Ai I.HH FOIiKRH.
Leader ot Orchestra Dr. Cunnlngion
CONDUCTOR. JOHN LOCI3
TICKETS OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR.
Secured Seats, without extra rhinn. m.t TRUMP.
LER'S Mualo Store. SEVENTH and CllksNIlT
Streets. b SO St
EW CHESNUT STRKET THEATRE.
CHESNUT Street, above Twelfth.
THE THEATRE WILL BE CLOSED
THIS (Saturday EVEN1NM.
In order to give a
bCENE AND DRESS REHEARSAL OF THE
uiijai Brr.t1 Jiuutiiit PLAx OF
CENDR1LLON.
which will be produced on MONDAY, Jane 8, in
mvs-iilflceut style. Box Sheet now open.
NEW CHESNUT STREET THEATBE.
The Mauagemeut take pleasure in announcing
that on
vnHTiiV ruipMTwn i .. n
will be presented the celebrated Freuch Spectacular
1'isy, in nve acts, euimeu
The cast will embrace a number of first-class
artisis, selected from the New York and Philadelphia
T bealres.
FOUR PREMIERES DANSEUSE3
BALLET OF 7S YOUNG LADIES.
The entire piece produced at an expense of
MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
among which may be named
A GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
bl'LENDID APPOINTMENTS.
'2n0 NEW COSTUMES.
For particulars see Sunday papers.
Hox sheet now open. 631 at
WALNUT STREET THEATRE,
N . E. corner of N IN TU and WALN U 1 Streets.
Bealns at 8 o'clock.
OREAT SATURDAY NIGHT BILL.
LAST NIGHT OF UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
The popular and successful Drama of .
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN;
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN:
OR. LIFE AMONO THE LOWLY.
MISS SUSAN DEN IN AS OASSY.
Uncle Tom Mr. W. H. Bally
Topsy (with sones)..... .Mrs. T. P. Brelsiord
Eva (with soiiks). La Petite Mamie
MONDAY-MR. JOtiK.PU JEFFERSON, In hi
celebrated character of "Rip Van Wrinkle."
MR8. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
'i HEA'l RE. Renins at H to 8 o'clock.
LAST MUHT OF EMMA WALLER.
THIS (.Saturday) EVENINU, June 1.
OUY MAN NERINO;
OR. THE GIPSEY'B PROPHECY.
Meg Merrllies..; EMMA WALLER
Aided by the full company.
Alter which Craig's Burlesque,
ROAlEO AND JULIET.
Romeo fr. llamnla
Juliet Mr. R, Cnitir
LITTLE JlOY HI. lint
with new scenery, tricks, etc.
TOX'S AMERICAN VAKIRTY THEATRE.-
ii. a relehrated hallet tl'
THE DEMON DANCK.
IMMENbE CORPS OF ARTISTS.
Sunns. Dunces, Etblopian Acts, etc.
625
yiLI. CLOSE N BATIBBAT, JUNE
Ibe Fortjr-FouHh Annual Exhibition
OF TBE
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
CHESNUT BTREET. ABOVE TENTH.
Is now open day and" evening, from a. M. till 7 P
m.. , .iiu ji um o hui ui ui ulu e veiung.
Admittance, U cents.
Season Tickets, so cents. 4 22 36t
(10NCEKI HALL HART Z.
J CHARLES LEVI Manager
POSITIVELY CLOSING WEDNESDAY, June 6.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF M. HARTZ.
THIS EVENING AT 8.
Positively last time of the FLOATING HEAD and,
PRO 1 ELS, as other attractions are iu preparation.
PROTEUS;
OR, WE ARE HERE BUT NOT HERE.
Pronounced by the New York press and public the
most periecl deception of moderu times.
N. B. Tills Illusion Is uol accomplished by any
other persou In this country, but belongs exclusively
to M. It A H'lZ, sb also does THE FLOATING HEAD
and GROWTH OF FLOWER.
'tickets, 6cc. Reseived beats, tl. For sale In ad
vance at Charles Tru in pier s ilu.-do Store, Seventh,
aud Chesuut streets, aud at the Hall. ,
Doois open at 7'4.
buck's l'luuo, luiulshed by J. E. Gould, Is nsed by
M. Ilartz 5 27
MON DAY', June 3 BENEFIT OF CHARLES LEVI.
THE WONDROUS HVINO HEAD; OR. THB
ORACLE OF THE NIN ETEENTH CENTURY, will
be introduced with an entire change ot programme.
ENTZ CONCERT AT MUSICAL FUND
11A1.L,
TUESDAY EVENING, June 4, 1867.,
C. R. RENTZ. Tenor,
(late of Boston),
assisted by
Miss C. Rents, soprano, Miss Thomas, mezzo soprano'
Min. Da Cosla Jones, mezzo soprano; Weuzell Kopta
violinist; Mons. A. Ebcouboue, basso proluudo; Mr,
O. Kuuik, accompanist.
Tickets, $1.
No extra charge for reserved seats.
For sale at TRUMPLER'S. ooruer of SEVENTH
and CH ESN UT Streets. 1
XTEW ELfcVfcNTH KTKEtT OPERA H0DSB
i( ELEVENTH Street, above CH RHN UT.
"THIS I'AMIJhY B1MOMT"
OPIM IOK THK ttKAMOn.
CIRM ItOM A llUtl 'S JU1N.VI JiRLM,
the Great Star 'l roue of the World, lu their URAN1
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES. SONGS, DANCES, NiW
BURLESQUES, aud PLANTATION SCENES.
Dou. I open at 7 o'clock. Commencing atto'clock
T J. L. CARNCR(JSi5, Manager.
MRS. MARY LAKEMEYER
respectfully lulorms her Irieuds aud the public gene
rally, that she will opeu the beautiful lsiaud Pleasur
Orouud kuown as
SMITH'S ISLAND,
on SUNDAY next, May 5. She invites all to com
and enjoy with her the delights of this favorite sum
nieresort. 80tf
REMOVAL.
R E M 0 V A L.
A. Ac II. LEJAMBRE, ,
Lata No, 1012 Chesnut street, have removed their
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY. WAREROOMS
To Ho. 1103 CHESNUT STUJCKT,
UP BTA1RSL
4 20 3m.
JOHN CRUMP,
OAHPKNTER AND BUILDER'
KIIOrsTi SO. tl lOI)BTBKCT,AIIDH
11 (HMNII ftTJHKET,
PAILADKLPHIA.
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