THE: DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH" PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 18G7.
CITY 1KTLLLIGEN0E.
e AomtioMAL wui n km he orjTmoa paoih.
Alleokd Falbk Swkakino. IVore United
BUles ooti.niihM( iier liilbler, on HftUuday,
Join Roberts and Antoinette Nobblit had a
tieaj-lnir upon the charge U perjury, In aweariritr
IttUilv to an RppllcftUou -or piuMon money. It
appears that Mrg. lsabi-ilu Livingston lo.it her
oti, John Kcnnard Mvineaion, at Andcrson
Tlite prison, in August, U,4. 8be maile appll.
cation for her bounty inonry, and found that
another woman claiming- tne name of Ltvlnjr
ton was drawing the t-a.up. The papers were
found to bear the names i f J.mn Roberts and
Antoinette Nobbht atmohctl, as swearing to the
identity of the woman ho was rpccivtnp; the
pennlon money. Tnry w ro arretted, and after
a bearing, as elated unove, were held lor a fur
ther hearing, when it U sujimed ibat Mrs. Liv
ingston will bo present.
Drowsed An unknown white man, aged
fifty year, five feet feveu inches high, with
brown hair and short erey whiskers, and wear
in? grey pants and dark cloth vett, and lonir
boots, was found yenttrday at Arch street
wuart. The following receipts were lound on
bis person: One in the name of Walter Kld
ridge, for work for the sloop Colonel May,
at?d August 21. 18GC; aLo one to Thoraa
Llake, dated October 13, 18G0; and also an
order for a bowsprit of the Moop Colonel May,
Blne4 J. H. llotlman. Xhe Coroner took
charge ot the body.
Orr for a Crcish. The revenue-cntter
Active left the Navy Yard on Saturday for her
new station off the coast ol Massachusetts. The
Active is a beautiful vessel, and is splendidly
fitted out. She is l!)0 fiet in length, 20 teet
beam, and 12 feet hold. Tho vessel is a very
creditable SDeclmen of Philadelphia workman
ship. Tbe lolloping is a list of the orlicers of
the Actives Captain Feueitr, First Lieutenant
Spat rejl. Second Lieutenant llealy, Third Lieu
tenant Charlton.
Improvements. The work of grading Susque
hanna avenue, ftom Seventh to Franklin
stieet, and Franklin, from Susquehanna avenue
to Diamond 6treet, and Diamond, from Seventh
Jo Tenth street, was commenced yesterday.
This improvement is much needed, for the pur
pose of facilitating the building operations now
BOingonm that vicinity. About 150 dwelling
houses have been contracted for on the streets
named above.
A Burglarious Vimit to Ciiesndt Hill.
The residences of M. Russell Thaver and tlenry
W. Bowen, situated on Summit street, Che3nut
Hill, were entered by burglars on Friday night,
and several articles were stolen. The demand
lor an increased police force in this locality is
Imperative, and the proper authorities should
at ence take measures to protect the citizens
there from the depredations of the burlars
that infest the place.
Commendable. The German Cabinet Ma
kers' Kelief Associations held a meeting on
Saturday last t devise means for the aid of the
families of these who were killed at the late
boiler explosion. The Associations donated one
hundred dollars to each family of their deceased
members, and resolved to make a general col
lection in aid of all the fwrniiies. A committee
of eighteen was appointed for this purpose.
The Hat Market. During the past week
675 loads of hay and 59 of s'raw were weighed
and sold at the Farmers' Hay Market, North
Seventh slreet. The prices declined since the
last quotations. Best quality Timothy Hay
sold at $1"7601"8O per 100 pounds; mixed at
$1'661'C0. Straw sold at $r66rG9 per 100
pounds.
Thb Murder op Colonel Riddle. After an
examination before the Coroner on Saturday
afternoon, the jury rendered a verdict that the
deceased csme to his death from blows inflicted
by flornkeitb, and that the jury find John Culp
accessory to the fact. The latter has not been
arrested.
AMUSEMENTS.
Horticultural Hall Opening Concert.
The neuron concert of the new Horticultural
Hall, Broad street, near Spruce, will take place
to-morrow evening. Tbe lollowiug is the pro
gramme: 1. Grand Overture "Catharine Cornaro," F. Lach
ncr. By the Germaula Orcbet trat Leader, Mr. Cbas.
M.Bcbmits).
2. ong-"Tbe Old Sexton," Bussell. Mr. H. C.
Peukes.
3. Railed "By tbe Sad Sea Waves." ("Crusaders") ,
Benedict. Mrs. Zelda Harrison Heguln.
4. Grand RufTo Duel, Irom L'JCHsire W Amour, Donl
reul. Alius C. Ricblngs and Mr. E. Segula.
6. Bong "Thou art so N ear, aud yet so Far." Rei
ch a r (J l, Mr. William Caall-.
6. G rand Chorus "Still Wasser Rose," Abt. Mum
nerchor tjoilety (Mr. L. Eiigelke, Leader).
7. bong ' fcsweet Boirlt, Heur niy Prayer," Vincent
Wallace. Mrs. BoudluuU
8. Uuartetto from the Oper of Kipolrtto, Verdt.
Mlts C. Rkhiuga, Mrs, Zlda Harrison heguln, Mr.
. William Castle, and Mr. fc. C. Campbell.
ft. Grand Overture "Cat ulviil Rorualn," Berlioa.
By the Germaula Orchestra (Leader, Mr. Charles M,
Schnillz).
10. Cavatlna, from Ernanl "Infellce," Verdi. Mr.
S. C. Campbell.
11. luet bee tbe Pale Moon," Campana. Mrs.
and Mr. Arnold.
12. Valse "L'Amore," Novaro. Miss C. Rlchlng.
13. Grand Chorus "Hymn to Music," Mueunercuor
SLClety (Mr. L. G. Eogelke, lender).
14. Huei ' The Two Fishers," Gabuzzl. Messrs.
Castle and Campbell.
16. hong "Eily, Mavourneeu," Benedict. Mr. D.
B. Wylle.
15. urand Finale to first net of The Soitt of Otixtile.
Balft. The Kichlngs Opera Couipaoy (Mr. W. J.
liietricb, Leader).
New Chesnut Street Theatbe. The net pro
ceeds of tbe performance this evening are to
be devoted to the relief of the sutl'erers by the
recent explosion in Sansom street. Cendrilton
will be presented; and when we think of the
cause, we feel confident that the theatre will be
crowded to its utmost capacity. Every person
-who frequents a place ot amusement should
make it a duty to purchase a ticket this even
ing for the New Chesnut btreet Theatre. (Jen
drUon will be played every evening this week.
On riday evening, Mr. Walter Lennox, the
low comedian of the establishment, announces
his benefit.
Arch Street Theatre Little Boy Blue. Mr.
Fox's new pantomime continues to grow in
favor, and will be played alt the week. The
tricks are more wonderful than any yet per
formed in this eAtv. l'De scenery is vegy pretty,
aud the action of the Foxes is admirable and
very funny. The base-ball act by the "Muflins
Clnb" is exceedingly well managed, and excites
the nsibles of the most stolid beholder. On
Friday Mr. G. L. Fox takes a benefit. Little Boy
Blue matinee on Saturday afternoon.
Waij)ut Street Theatre. Mr. Joseph Jef
ferson continaes bis eneueement through the
present week. Jlip Van Winhe will be played
every night. MLs Susan Deuiu will support
Jlr, Jeflerson as "UretctK'n."
Americas Variety Thsatre. The proprietor
of tbe American Variety Theatre, Mr. Hobert
Fox intends to devote the entire receipts of
that establishment next Friday evening to.the
relief ot the eufterers by the recent boiler ex
plosion. The company have consented to volun
teer their services on that occasion, and doubt
lees a hatidsome sum will be roalized. This
theatre Is the most prosperous place of amuse
ment in Philadelphia at the present time, and
the mammoth combination affords a most attrac
tive evening's entertainment.
Carncrobs & DiiEV, at the Eleventh Street
Opera House, have good hou?es, and present
each evening an excellent entertainment of
Ethiopian diversions.
Assembly Buildings. This Is the last week
oftheLubins, who, duriig their long engage
ment tn this city, have been quite popular.
They bave a matinee on Saturday next,
AND
THE SERVER of NATURAL UOWERS
A. H. POWELL,
Ho. 725 ARCH STREET. BELOW EKillTH.
w,.,ouets Wreaths, Bahkeu. Pyramids olCut Flow
mahim; Ti:i,i:ciHAiir.
tor o'Uliitmal Marine Aewi lee tint PaQt,
ALMANAC FOR PUILALKLPJI t A-THIH DAT.
Btim Riic8. MMmm.4'2x Moon Kreioi.... 05S
bVM bltTS..... ............ 7 Sill HlH WaTIH.,. 140
PHILAfc-LPHlA BUAHU O THAJDJC.
GFO. tlOHRIKDN iOATKS.l
J. 1'RTK W KTHKk ILL, f MoNTBLT COM MITTIB.
JaMIlS LlOUSHKKT V, J
MUVkMKMS OK OCEAN BTKAU1CKS.
FOR AMEKIOA.
Malt I.IViTpoo)...New York......May 2S
City ol l ans .I.Ivernool...Kw YorK May 2
lirenifii hiuihaiiiptoii...New York.......n..May t
A lui aiililB...HinilliHiliiloii...Nw York......... My 2D
J.iUIIhiii ..I.IVfrpuol...'fW York.......Mny 29
M pi........llivre.......Mew York May 3D
( ii!iiiiiIiIk... (ilaFgow New York May 81
iTupoiiils . l.WerMMil...PlnlB(la.... June 1
Cot Cork l.lverpool...Nw York Jime 1
taxonla .iaiuliiiri!...New York June 2
I'rsls.. Liverpool. ..Now York June 2
Mellla.... Liverpool. ..I'iilln(la...m ...Juoe 8
FUR KUltOFH.
Scotia .New York... Liverpool..... .June 12
:dliiburgh........Niw York... Liverpool. .........June l!
ilecle m. New York. .Liverpool. ........Jone 12
toncoroia- New York. ..Antwerp....... .June 12
Leuuchlnril....New York.llrenioii .......June li
M lnnmolH.......New York. ..Liverpool. ... ...Juoe IS
bi. Laurent .New York. ..Havre -..June 13
COAHI WIHE, UOMKHTIO. Kit).
H. Cliauncey....New York...Asplnwull ...Jnne 11
HibIiik biar .New York...AHpmwuU............June 11
Colninbla New YorkHuvmia.....Jiine 18
i unilca New Y'ork...Havsna........June 13
Plain anil blripefil'hllada Havana ....June IS
1 ona....... ..,. rnllailR New Orleaii8......JoQ9 15
I, ioiieer......plilla(la, .Wllnilinuin.........Juiie Id
M riliiBC..New York...Klo Jneiro...June 22
J.W, Kveruian. Plilladu Charleston.... ..June
Malls are forwarded by every mearuer la the regular
lines. The ateamern for or froui Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at
LondoKderry. The steamer for or from theUonti
nent ca 1 at Homhanipton.
AKKIVKU YKSIKKOAY.
Carqne Oeo. B. Hunt, Woodliury, 11 days frem Car
deiian, w ith eugar to J. Masou A Co.
Hi en in er Florence Franklin. IVamon. 13 hours from
Jtaluniore, with nidne. to A. Uroves, Jr.
hleamer ISii.ian, Uromley, 40 hours Irom Hartford,
with mde. to W. M. Jiairti A Co.
cleared"battjrday.
Btenmshin J. W. Kvernian, Tultle, Charleston, Lath-
buiy, v IckerHlium A Co.
BienniHhlp Hunter, llogera. Providence, Lathbury,
Wlckershnm A Co.
BteamHlilp Norman, Crowell, Boeton, H. Wlnsor A Co.
fcchr Lottie Heard, Perry, Full XUver, Ilorda, Kellar dk
Nulling.
Bchr Ucean Bird, Kelly, Boston, J. B, Tomllnson.
Hchr J. P. K inland. Nlckeraon, BoHton, K. u. Ulover.
8chr Kllr.a and Keheoca, Price, Providence, do.
Bchr Joseph Whliehouse, Jonos, Boston, Audenried,
Norton A Co.
Bchr H. B. Wheeler, McQlauzhllu. Boston, Westmore
land Coal Co.
Bt'r O. Jl. btout. Ford. New York. W. P. Clyde & Co.
Hl'r liecatur. Fenton, Baltimore. I. L). Huotl.
Bt'r MayBower, Kobinson, Nw York, W.P.UIydeACo.
6l'r New York. Marshall, W aahinKloii, do.
Ht'r J. H.Ulmver. Dennis, Baltimore. A. Groves. Jr.
Tuk Hudson, Curr, Baltimore, Willi a tow ot barges,
W. P. Clyde A Co.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Bteamshlp AlexartUila. Plult, iroui Itlchmond, with
nulNe. to W. P. Clyde & Co.
bchr 6. B. Wheeler. McUlnuirtillu, from Salem, la
ballast to Westmoreland Coal Co.
(Steamer Philadelphia, Fullz, from Washlngton.wlttl
nidae. to W. P. Clyde & Co.
(steamer Black IManiond, Mereditch, 24 hours from
New York, with miise. to W. M. Kaird A Co.
bteamer W. (3. Plerpont. Shropshire, !M hours from
New York, with rudse. to W. M. Baird & Co.
bteamer K. i.Blddle. McCue, 24 hours from New
York, with mdse. to W. P. Clyde & Co.
Tug Hudson, Carr, from Baltimore, with a tow Of
barges to W. P. Clyde fc Co.
Oorrttimndmee of the Phllattelphia Xxehnno.
Lewks. Del.. June 7. The following vesssls are at
the Delaware Breakwater: SchrS A.C.Lyon. Irom
New Y ork lor Georgetown, D. C: Barbara, and Mary
Francis, do. for Virginia; F. Randolph, and William
end James, do. for beaford; N. Jones, do. lor Norfolk;
W, Jones, from Vlnalbaven, with stone for the Dela
ware Breakwater; and sloop John W. Earl, from New
York lor Lhlncoteague. Wind E., and ralulng.
JOSEPH LAFEiRA.
MEMORANDA.
Bleamshlp Bosphorus, Alexander, lor Liverpool,
sailed irom Norfolk 6th Inst.
liuruue Hallden. Uorby, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York 8m InaU
Barque Arbutus, Knowlton, for Philadelphia, at Car
aifl iMth ult.
Barque Olleren, Forguseo, for Philadelphia, cleared
at New York 8ili Inst.
Barque Oeorg aud Johann. Jordan. for PhlladelDbla.
cleared at New Y ork 8th Inst.
Br Ik 0. 11 all hews. Cox. irom Fall River for Phila
delphia, sailed Irom Newport 6ib Inst.
Brigs H. Houston, French, and L, A. Blossom, Ilodg
don, hence, at Boston 8th lust.
bchr b. E. Jones. Flsk. from Bristol for Philadel
phia, sailed from Newport Bib lust.
cenr Pj. w. rerry, iiisiey, lor I'nuaueipuia, saiiea
from East Ureenwlcb Slta lust.
bchr Frigate Bird. JobnBOn. for Philadelphia, cleared
at Georgetown 7th Inst.
incur i. L. Jlowaru, iicuuiue, neuce, at roriiauu diu
Instant.
bchr Go den Eaele. Kelly, hence, at iMewBeorora
7th Inst. ...
bchr A. C. Austin, Wlllard, hence, at saiem otn inst.
Bchr Wave Crest. Youuk. heuce. at Provideuce 7th
instant.
bchr 8. J. Vaughan, Vaughan, hence, at Weymouth
4th lust, and sailed 7th to return.
bchrs A. Truedell, Barren; K. w.iun, noDoins; ana
W. F. Garrison, Lloyd, lor Philadelphia, sailed trout
Balem ih lust.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
A fixed while light will be exhibited from the light
hoube at Arkansas Pass, Texas, on the night ol Satur
day, June 15. 18B7, from Buuset to suurlse, aud will ba
coutlnued thereafter.
The illuminating apparatus Is dioptric, or by lenses
ot the tourth order.
The focal plane Is at an elevation of sixty-four feet
above the level of tbe sea, making the light visible,
under ordinary circumstances, from a distance ot
twelve nautical miles.
The tower is of brick, natural color.
New Orleans, Juue L
On the loth ol May. 1807. a new light will be shown
on the Melorla bhoal, to the southeast or the port or
Leghorn.
Tbe light Is on a Mitchell's apparatus, with Iron
standards, on the south extremity of tbe shoul, 180
metres south of tbe spot knowu as Torre dulla Melorla,
and from hence the light or Leghorn bears 78 de-
The light apparatus Is lenticular, of the fourth order.
The light Ib fixed, and red.
The elevation ot the focuB of light from the level or
the sea Is It 8 metres, aud It Is visible In clear weather
at a distance of eleven miles, and it Illumines the
WT tie geographical position of the light Is In lat. 43 32
44 N., Ion. 7 bb east of Paris.
The hearings are maguetlo. Variation 14 63 NE.
Jm 6. ROBINSON,
No. OlO CHESNUT STREET.
Is in receipt to-day of an Invoice of
HNE CHROMOS, ENGRAVINGS,
JKTC. ETC.,
Which aye now open for examination.
"Peace and War," by O. Doree," "Last Rose o
bummer," "Cromwell and KanpUy," "Romeo and
Juliet." "Btar ol Bethlehem," are well worthy the
attention of the admirers of art.
fESTCOTT & GEORGE,
ccc assorts to
rnixip HTUOS A CO,
I11POBTEKS AND SSALKBfl IK
UVKS, PISTOLS ItIFI.ES, CBICKJET, ANB
BASH HAUL IMPLEMENTS,
FISHING TACKLE, BKATES, CROQUET
ARCHERY, ETC..
KO. CMLMNITT ST BEET
118m PHILADELPHIA
piTLER, WEAVER & CO,
MANBFACTURER8 OV
ftAanllla and Tarred Cordacce.Cord
Twines, Etc.
No. North WATER Btreet and
No. North DELAWARE! Avenue,
puii.i.iii.vuh.
KDWIXH.FlTI.KB, MlOBABIi WXAVBTB,
(XlNBAO F, Cl.OTHIkH.
1 U
3 LATE MANTELS.
BLATE MANTELS are unsurpassed lor Durability
Beauty, trengtb. and Cheapness.
BLATE MANTEL8, and Blate Work GeneralU
made to order.
J. 13. KIME8 & CO.;
aliem Roe MM and ilM CHEHNUT Street
PHIVY W ELI-B OWNF.R8 OP PEOPEKTY
The only place to get PrlTJ Weill cleaned aa
Olalnlectedai very tow prices, PKYW)N,
factrirer of Poiidretta,
1C GOLWtMJTn' ALL.LIJlflAiitbUrl,
C?ROCti:-.S. I;TC,
T "
" EXCELSIOH" II Mils,
sEIDt TKI) IKon TIIR Ht ST ( HKl rt l)
IIO.N. AIli: Ofr-NTA.Mtl ItKIM'T.l
IIO.N, AM Till-; ll.sr IN TI1K
WOHI.li.
J. H. MICHENEU & CO ,
UEKEIIAI. rilVIION HKALKH, AM
(I'llEItMor Tilt; ( KLKIiHATKII
"li XCELHIO lt'
KlOAH llUKD lln, TONUVKSI, AND
Nop. 142 and 144 N. PBONT Street.
None genuine nnless branded "J. II. M. A Co., KX
CKLKIOK." 'J be Justly celebraKd "KXr ErIOR" IT A MS are
rurrd hy J, H. M. A Co. (In a style peculiar to them
seivesl, expreesly for FAMILY U-lK;Breif delicious
flavor; free from the unpleasant tante of alt, and are
Jironounced by epicures superior to any now odered
or sale. dlfmw8m
fJO FAMILIES RESIDING IN TIIE RURAL
DISTRICTS.
We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply Families
at their Country Residences with every description of
FINE GBOCEK1EM, TEAS, ETC. ETC.
AE11KKT C. ROBERTS,
11 7rp Corner ELEVENTH and VINBam.
Q ARFIELD'S
SUPERIOR CIDER VINEGAR
Warranted free from all POISONOUS ACIDS,
For sale by all Grocers, aud by the bole Ageuta,
PAUL, & FEHCJUSON,
419m8 KO. IB NORTH WATER ST.
P A N I S H
OLIVES.
THREE HUNDRED GALLONS OF
Fine Spniiinli Olives,
For sale by the gallon, much below the cost o
nipoitation,by
JAMES R. WEBB
8148 Corner WALNUT and EIGHTH Sta.
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
pj0 U R N I NC MILLINERY.
ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
JlOTJIftlNIING BONiNETS,
AT NO. 01 WALNUT STREET.
87 6m MAD'LLE KEOCH.
S1KS. It. li IM.OV
v, ,
r
MOS. IKS AND S31 SOUTH STREET,
Has a handsome assortment of SPRING KLULI
N JvH V ,
Ladies', Mkines', and Children's Htraw and Fancy
Bonnets and lials of tbe latest styles.
Also, bilks, Velvets, Ribbons, Crape, Feathers,
Flowers. Jrramea. etc 7 la
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS.&C.
F, HOFFMANN, JR..
NO. 885 AKtn STREET,
FUBNISHING GOODS,
(Late Q. A. Hollnian, formerly W, W. Knight- '
FINK SIIIRTS AND WBAPPERS.
IIOSIEIIY AMD ULOTES
SILK, JLAUBS WOOIj AND IhTERINO
a 8 tm wstn BMPEHCUiTHHftl,
Jt W. BOOTT & C3 0.t
' SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
AND CKALKK8 ISt
M EN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 814 CHESNUT STREET,
FOUR DOORS BELOW THE "CONTINENTAL,
tt'trp fuiUMUBU.
PATENT BUOULDER-SEAM
SHIRT MAhU FACTORY,
AND ENTJLEMEN'S rUBNaSUINSTOBJB
PERFECT FITTING BHUl'ltj AND DliAWEUta
made from measurement at very short notice.
All other articles ol GEWTLEMEJM'B DRXHfl
GOODS In full variety.
WINCHESTEB A CO.,
1UI No. 70S CHESNUT Btreet.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PR00FSAFES
i C. L. MAISER,
KANUrACTCBEB OF
FIRE AND RURWJLAR PROOF
SAFES.
EOt KSJIITH, REEE-n ANGER, AND
DEALER IN BUIEDIBIU HARDWARE,
6 NO. 484 RACE STREET.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT 01)' FIRE
and Burelar-Droof SAFES on hand, with Inutile
doors, Uweillug-uouse bales, tree troin dampness.
Prices low. . HANSEN Folt!t:i,
,6 S I No.43V INK Btreet.
MEDICAL.
MI B II L B S
HERB RTTTERT,
GRIEL & BROTHER, S9
GENERAL AGENTS, - . ' '
No. 28 B, biXTEENTH Street,. "
Philadelphia, Pa.
All orders promptly attended t, and delUered frej
of charge to ail paru of the city. iaiu
WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES.
Jb J. WILLIAMS & SONS,
NO. 16 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
MAMIVACTUaXBS OF
WINDOW BLINDS
A NO
BlIiiA repaired: Shades Lettered; Trlmmlnsrs and
Fixtures; Plain t hades of all Kinds; Picture Tassels;
Cords; Bell Pul Is .etc 4 15mwf2mrp
FERTILIZERS.
MMOISIATED TUOSPHATE,
AN UNSURPASSED FERTILIZER
For Wheat, Corn, Oats, Potatoes, Grass, the Vegetable
Garden, Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Etc Eto.
This Fertiliser contains Ground Bone and the bast
Fertilixltif Ball.
Price foO per ton of 2000 pounds. For sale by thl
n'f nulacturers,
WILLIAM ELLIS dt CO., Chemists,
1 28niwr No. 724 MARKET Btreet.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
PAINTING.
THOMAS A. FAHT,
HOUSE AND SIUN PAINTER.
(Late Fahy A Bre.)
No. 31 NortH TUIltD Street,
Above Market.
OLD BRICK FRONTH done up, and made to look
(quul to the tlneei press brick, bamples at the.hou.
Cliyand couutry trade solicited. All orders by Post
p. oinplly attended to, livfuiw
SsilPPINQ.
fiTiv fcinrrniis, takc notice
The Phtladel)hl and Southern Mall
Rttamshlp loinptny'i New Iron
Steamship Tioga, 1079 Tons,
CAPTAIN JAM KB T. MORHK,
Is now Inking frf U lit at lo-T rates lor New Orleans
fllrrct, st Pier 18 (second wharf below Spruce street),
to sail f All RDAY, June IS, at So'cloik A. M.
Throtigh Bll s of Lading sliined to Mohl e, Oalvcs"
up, IncllHiiola. Lavaca, liiaj'.oi, sod all poiulson the
Mmlss y.: river,
1 he ransTKP r ecromnioditilons ot this tteamerare
ol a lupulorttininctT.
WILLIAM L. JAM KB, General Ageut,
C lf No. 814Boitih DELAWAKK Avenue.
iin.tiir.i niiA. ri('HN4ivi.
Art AM) MUFnl;K 'l'K,i MBii I f LIN hi
illlllULUil A1K LINE TO THE BOli 111
A 1) W 1iT.
THRftVOn R CKll'TB TO NEWRERN.
A lso, all points in North and Boutu Carolina, via
teahnurd and Roanoke Railroad, aud to Ly nclibiirK,
Va., leniieR-ee, nni the West, via Norfolk, Peters
burg, r-outb Bide Railroad, and Rlchmoud and Dan
ville Mailroad.
'1 he rvgn arlty. tatety, and cheapness of tills route
commend it to the public an the moKi desirable me
dium for carrying every description of freight.
No chnrge lor commission, dray age, or auy expense
Of transfer.
bieaniftbips Insure at lowest rates, and leave regu
larly Irom lirnt whnrl above Market street.
Ft elfcht received dally.
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.
No. 14 Norlh and ouih Wliarvt-s.
W. P. PORTER, Agent at Richmond aud City
Point,
T. P. CROWELL A CO, Agents at Norfolk. 1
tuk Piiii.inri.pini
ki'SOli lHERN M ALL BiEAMaULP
AAV B RECTI' LA K I.IMi
H NAVAMNAII,
TONAWANL)A, HoO tons, Captuln Wni. Jennings,
W YOMINU, KM) tons. Captain Jacob TeaL
The steamship WVOMIKd will leave or th
abov port on Buiurdny, June 15. at S.o'clock A. M.
from second wharf below Bpruce street.
L'util further notice, the TON AWANDA will be
withdrawn, and the WYOMIMi will muke seml-
njonlliiy trit'S,
Through passnge tickets sold and freight taken foi
all polnte in connection with theUeorgia Central Rail
road. WILLIAM L. JAM EH. General Agent,
No. S14 H. Jielaware avenue.
Agent at Savannah, Hunter A UammelL 4l
pB THE PHIEADEEPniA AND
fJLL.LZ: KOll'l HKRN MAIL BTEAMBHIP COM
PaJOTb REOCLAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINK,
4H NEW OHEEANW, lit,
8TA R OF TH E UJN 10N.1H7H luns, Capt. 1'. N . Cookse;
JUNIATA, 1215 tons. Captain P. F.IUozie.
'1 lOO A, 1U75 tons, C'B laiu J. F. Morse.
Will leave this port every two week alternntel;
touching at Havana returning, for freight aud pas
seLiter. Tbe TIOGA will leave tor NewOrlPans.ou Saturday,
June 16, at s o'clock A. M., Irom Pier ls(iecoud whart
u . Bpruce street).
The BTAR Ot THE UNION Will leave New Orleans
for Hi If port June 15.
1 hrough bills ol lading signed for freight to JtUw
Ualveslou, NaU:hez, Vliksburg, Mempnis, NasuVa .
Calio.Bt. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
WILLIAM L. JAMEU.Uenerai Agent,
4 1 No. 814 B. Delaware avenue.
Agents at New Orleans, Creevy, Nlckeison A Co.
THE PHILADIXPIIIA AMI)
kjki. BOC111ERN MAIL BTEAMBHIP COM
'iNV'B REOLLAR BKWI-MONTHLY LINK
The steamBhip PIONEER, 812 tuns. Captain J. BflL
nett, will leave lor the above port on Baturdny, June
16, at 8 o'clock A. M., from Pier 18 tsecond whuri below
boruce street).
Bills o ilaoing signed at through and reduced rate,
to all principal points in North Carolina.
Agent at V ilmiirgton, W irthdc Daniel.
yyif.l.l AM L. JAM EB, Ueueral Agent,
4 1 No. 8)4 B. Delaware avenue.
OPPOSITION TO MONO
POLY. DAILY LINE FOR BALT1
MOKE, via Chesapeake aud Delav
Waie Canal.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Steamboat Com
pany, daily at 2 o'clock P. M.
the bteamersot this line are now plying regularly
between lb is port aud Baltimore, leaving the second
wharf below Arch street dally at a o'clock P, M.
(Buudays excepted).
Carying all description of Freight as low as any
other line.
Freight handled with great care, delivered
promptly, and forwarded to all points beyoud the
terminus free ot commleslou.
Particular atleuliou paid to tbe transportation ot
all description of Merchandise, Horses, Carriages,
etc. no.
For lurther Information, apply to
JOHM l. RUOFF, Agent,
5 10 No. IS N. DELAWARE Avenue.
NEW EXPRESS EI E TO
fiprtv Alexandria, Ueorgelowu, aud Washington,
2aJbJtiis,D. (J., via Chesapeake and Delaware l aual,
Vk u uuuneciions ai. Alexandria irom the most direct
route lor Lynchburg, Bristol, Knox ville, Nashville,
Dailon.and the BouihweHt.
bteamers leave regularly from tbe first wharf above
Market street.
Freight received daily.
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.,
No, 14 North aud Bouin Wharves,
J. B. DAVIDSOM, Agent at Ueorgeiown.
M.ELDRiDUK A Co., Agents at Alexandria, Vir
ginia. 61
HAVANA STBAMER9. tffFK
SEMI-MONTHLY LINE.
CARRY IN U THE UNITED Bl'ATES MAIL,
The Bteaoishlps
HEisDRlCE HUDSON CAPTAIN HOWES
b'lALB AM) bihlrr.3 CAP1A1N HULMIu)
Thebe Bteamers will leave this port for Havaua
every other Baturday at 8 A. M.
The bleumshlp B'i'Aita AND STRIPES, (Holmes,
Master) will sail tor Havaua on BATURDAY MORN
INO, Juue 16, atB o'clock.
Passage to Havaca, (60 currency.
No Ireight received alter Thursday.
For Freight or Passage apply to
TUOMAB WATTSON A SONS,
S18 No. H0 N. DELAWARE Aveuue.
tFfK STEAM TO LIVERPOOL CALL-
2sULmm IhK ' Uueeustown. The lumau Line,
bainiiK semi-weekly, carrying the United blates Mails,
RE'l URN T1CR.E1B TO PAR IB AND BACK., F1RBT
CLABB, aw OOLD.
EDINBURGH....................... Wednesday, June 12
CITY OF PA RIB - Baturday. Juue 15
CITY OF WASHINGTON Veduesday, Juue 1
Cl'lY OF ANTWERP....- .baturday, Juue 22
CITY OF BOblON Buturduy, Juue2t)
And each succeeding baturday aud Weduuaduy, at
noon, fiom Pier No. 4o North River.
' RATES OF PABBAUE
Bv the mall steamer sailing every Saturday,
Payable lu Utjd. Payable in Currency.
First Cabin liu Steeruge f io
To IxinUou ilii To LoiiUuu aa
'I o Paris li To Paris 46
Passage by the VV'ednesoay Steamers: First Cabin,
fa In; bleerage, t.10. Payable lu U. B. curreucy.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre
men, etc., at moderate rales.
bteerage passage irom Liverpool to Queenstown, J 10
Ai..u...... ris.i..iii fun li. hiiimlit hure bv uurauu.
here by persous
seudiug-forlheifilrieiudB.
For lutther Information vpply at the Company's
ofllce. JOHN I. DALE, Agt-ui,
No. 15 BROADWAY, N. Y.,
8 7 oNo. 411 CHEBNUT bt., Philadelphia.
f-frrK PA88AGE TO AND FROM
'H It CHEAT BKITAIN AND IRELAND
Xtl blEAMhHIP ANDbAlLINU PAC'KEi',
AT REDUCED RATES.
DRAFTS A VAILABLETliROUCiHOUTENOLAND
lllXANl),6lO'lLA.M, AND WALES.
For pai tlculars apply to
TAPbCOTTS, BROTHERS A CO.,
No. 88 SOUTH Btreet, aud No. 1!8 BllOAD W A Y,
11 Or to 1HOB. R. bEARLE, No, 17 WALNUTBU
1'UB NEW TOKK, VIA DEE A
.f prts. ware aud Raritau CauaL
SJiofc. Express Bteauiboal Company Steam Pro
l..no nave Dally from first whan below Market
street. Through in leuiy-lour hours. Ooods tor
warded to all points, Norlh, East aud West, tree of
CoinmibBlon.
1 itii-his received at the lowest rates.
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.. Agents,
No. li couth W barves.
JAMF8 HAND, Agent,
No. 1U4 Wall street, New York. 1 1 tf
FOR NLW YORK.-SWlFTSUfiB
tiTvTraiiportalloa Company Despatci
aua Rarltan Canal, on aud after the 16th of March
leaving daily at 12 M. aud 6 P. M., connecting wllfc
ail Northern and Eastern lines.
ior freight, which will be Ukon upon aooommoda
ting terais. apply wnJJAM M. BAIRD a CO.,
No. 12 S. DELAWARE Avenue.
tT TO SU1P CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
,. l, mtZ uuderslgued having leased the KEN.
biJNU ION SCREW DOCK, begs to lufurni bis frieudr
and the patrons of the Dock that be la prepared wuk
increased facilities to accommodate those having ves
sels to ba raised or repaired, and being a practlo1
ship-carpenter and caulker, will give personal alien
tiou to the vessels euuusled to him for repairs.
Captaiusor A gents, Bhlp-Cariei)ier8, aud Machinist!
Laving vessels to repair, are solicited to call.
Having the ageucy for the sale of " Wetterstedt'i
Patent Metallic Composition" fur Copper palut, foi
the preservation of vessels' bottoms, for this city, I air
Prepared to turn1!) Uieaame on reasonable terms,
JOHN H. HAMM11T,
Keusinslon bcrew Dock,
DFXAWARE Aveuue, above Laurel street.
RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE.
rpiE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY.
M'i;t itirrio dug dole 4 r.
1300,000 PRESENTED TO SCRVC'RIflER.
ONE CASH PRESENT OP 10,000.
ONE CASH PltrSENT OF O,O0O.
ONE t AOIl PRESENT OF 910,000.
MO (ANII PREfcENT OP ft.tOOO EACH.
TWO CASH PRESENTS OP 8.100 EACH.
B ad lull Schedule of Presents below.
EACH CERTIFICATE! OF STOCK IS AC
COnPANIKD WITH A IlKAIITItlb
STEEErPgiATE INHUtVIXM, WOKTIt
MOHE AT RKTAlLTIItM TIIKCsnT Of
CERTI I IC ATE, AND AESO INSURES T
THE IIOLDKK A PRESENT IN Til K
4BREAT DISTRIBUTION.
THE WASUIXGTON LIBR1KT CO.
Is chartered by tbe State of Pennsylvania, and or
ganized In aid of
THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE FOR SOL.
on naihvus' UH'UA.,
Incorporated hy the State of New Jersey,
April 8, 1807.
THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
Sltnnte at Riverside, Bnrllngton county, Now Jcr-ey.
Is louuded lor the purpose of gratuitously educttin
the sons of deceased boldiers aud beameu of the
United btatcs.
The Board of Trustees consists or the following well
know n citizens ol Pennsylvania aud New Jenoy:
HON. WILLIAM B. UANN,
, District Attorney, Philadelphia, Ta.
EON. LEWIS R. BKOOM ALU
Ei -Chief Coiner, U.S. Mint, and Recorder of Deeds,
HON. JAMES M. BCOVEL, -.
HON. W.W.WARE. New Jersey.
New Jersey.
HENRY OORMA N, EBQ..
Agent Adams' Express, Philadelphia.
J. E. COE. iBa.
Of Joy, Coe A Co., Philadelphia.
TBSUSUBT DrPABTUKNT. WAHniNeTOM, r. C,
April. IS, iStiX Oihce of Internal Revenue: Having
received salislactory evidence that the proceeds
of the ei.terpriae conducted by the "Washington
Library Company" will be devoted to charitable
ntes, permission is hereby granttd to said Company
to conduct such enterprise exempt irom all charge,
whether from special lax or other duty.
E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
THE
WASHINGTON EIRRARY COMPANY,
In order that the benevolent object set forth In this
circular may be successiuliy accomplUhed, have
issued live series of
FINE BTEKL-PLATE ENGRA VINOS,
which we put on subscription at prices much below
their retail value,
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN THE WASHING
TON L1BKAKY COMPANY
will be iNMifd. stamped with the sual ol the Company,
and Blgued by the fecrelary. (None others genulne. )
A Dy person seudiug us ONE DOLLA K. or paying
the Buuie to our local Agents, will reoeive, immedi
ately, a Hue Bt eel Piute Engraving, at choice, from
the following list, aud One Certificate ot Block, in
suring One Present lu our published scliedtle.
ONE-DOLLAR KNOHA VINOS.
No. l- 'My Child I My Child!!' No. 2 "They're
Saved! They're Saved!!" No. 8 "Old Beveuty-six;
or, 'Hie Early Days of the Revolution."
Auy person pa) lug TWO DOLLARS will receive
either ol the lollowiug fine Steel Plates, at choice, and
Two Cerlllicates of block, thus becoming euliiled to
Two Presents.
TWO-DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
No. 1 "Washington's Courtship." N . 2 '-Washington's
Last Interview with his Mother."
THREE-LOLLAH ENORAViNO.
Any person paying THREE DOLLARS will receive
the beautiful bteei Plate ot
HOME FROM THE WAR,"
and Three Certificates of block, becoming entitled to
Three Preeenw.
FOUR-DOLLAR ENGRAVING.
Any person paying FOUR DOLLARS snail receive
the large aud beaiilllul Steel Plate of
"111E PERILS OF OUllVoRKFATHERS,"
and Four Cerlllicates ol block, entitling them to
Four Presents.
FIVE-DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall re
ceive tiie largo and splendid Bieel Plate of
"THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS,"
and Five Certificates of Stock, entlillug them to Five
Pieseuts.
The engravings will be delivered to each subscriber
at our Local Agencies, or sent by mail postpaid, or
express, as may be ordered. Also, tbe Certificates.
THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY
WILL AWARD
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOE
EARS (8300,000) IN PRESENTS
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 25th DAY OF SEPTEM
BER, 1867,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.,
OB AT TUK INSTITUTE.
EVERY SURSCRIHER RECEIVES A PRE
SENT AND ENUHAVINU.
SCHEDULE OF PRESENT'.
1 Cash Present. (40,000
1 Cash Present 20,oiio
1 Cash Present lu uoo
1 Cash Present o.ouo
2 Cash Presents of (260U each 6,um.'
1 Handsome Country Resilience. Utable,
U rounds, etc., Oermantowu, Phila. 18,000
1 Pouble Residence, three-story brick, Cam
den, N. J.. 15,000
1 Coal Depot, Ollices. bueds, and Ground, with
business established, No. 1814 Washington
avenue, Philadelphia. 15,000
1 Country Resldeuce, Riverside, N. J., with
Ground, Fruits, etc...... 10.000
1 Tbree-siory Cottage, Lot, etc 6,000
25 Valuuhle Building Lots, Riverside, (4)0 each 6,000
1 Elegant Turnout Family Carriage, tepau of
Horses, Harness etc., complete 8.000
10 Valuable Building Lots, Rlverside.(ju0 each 8.UO0
1 Beautiful Bllver-grey Horse, 15)4 bauds
hlgb, sired by tbe celebrated Imported
Arabiau Horse "Caliph;" a perfect pic
ture; promises great speed; also, a light
Road wagon, weight Uo pounds, with set
ol superior Blngle Haruess, Lap Blanket,
Whip, etc: making a llrst-clasa establish
ment 8,000
20 Pianos, (500 each lo.oiio
20 Melodeons, (Z26 each 4,'00
5 Hon wood Bewing Machines, $iut) eaoh l.noo
lo Family Bewing Machines, lUi each.... l.ouo
fio Fine Gold Watches, f.!ou euch lo.ooo
lM) Oil Paintings, by leading artists aggregate
value 10,000
S Camel's Hair Bbawls, (lmo each a.noi)
2 C amei's Hair bbawls, 4-toon eack tUmo
8 Handsome Lace Shawls, (i5o eaoli V60
10 Cashmere Bbawls, (jU each 5oo
20 hJlkJJress Patterns. (75 eack...... 1.500
60 Woniulldlng Iais. (175 each Wt 8,750
The remainder will consist of Silver Ware,
Musical Boxes, Pholour.eih Albums,
Bets ef Jewelry, Gents' andunadles' Rlnus,
Neck, qnard, audChatelalu Chains; Pho
tographic aud Stereoscopic Pictures,
Brooch Pins, Masonic Fxnblems. Opera
(Hashes, Pocket Bibles, and dillerent arti
cles of ornament aud use, aiuounliug to.... 82,000
Total H300.O0O
f All the ptoperllus are given clear of Incum
brance, HOW TO OBTAIN SUA RES AND EN
URAVINUM. Send orders to ns by mall, enclosing from II to (20,
either by Poet Office ortlers or lu a registered letter,
at our risk, Larger amounts should be sent by draft
or express.
10 shares, with Engravings . (9-50
J5 " " " - - 2.1-50
r,0 !' " 46 50
78 " " " BD CO
100 " " 0 00
Local and Travelling AUEN' fiS WANTED through
out the Uulttd Blates.
The Association bave appointed as Receivers
Messrs. GEORGE A. COOKE A CO., whose well
known Integrity and business experience will be a
sufficient guarantee that the money entrusted to them
will be promptly applied to the purpose stated.
Philadelphia, Pa., May 20. 187.
2V)f Offlrert and il mbrt i of I he II Wii("' Horary
Company, N. &. liKAl), Stcrelury.
Oentlemen:-On receipt of your favor of the 18th
innlsnt, uotlfylng us ot our apptilntmeut as R""1"
for your Couipuuy, we took the lib"y W "'
copy ot your l barter, with a plan of your e a"rt"
to the highest legal authority of the h'tM-"a. " v
recelvedlls favorable opinion tu regard .'Xvo,
aad syn.pathi.lng with the benevo eul o 'Jot of your
Association, vis., the eduoal.o.i and ' ; '
lbs orphan child en of our '"'A "t" ?
Riverside Institute, .S'n,., o worth 5
trust, aud to use our best eilorls to promote so worthy
an Wtilelip6Cllll,iy, you. eto..A &
The Office of the Compauy will be opened to the
publio in a few days, of which due notice will be
given.
AMUSEMENTS..
NEW CHKSNUT S1UKET TiIEATHE,
CHEBNUT Htreet, shove Twelfth.
SECOND WKEK OF TH M
OVKItWHELMINOLY SUC K.HSFUTi
GRAND PARISIAN FAIRY SPECTACLE,
CI'NI'KILU)N,
prononnced by UNIVERSAL ACCLA MATTON to be,
Itlioul excopllon. the most FLA Bolt ATE BI'KCI'A
CI.Kever produced In I his couutry, and RIVALLING
11 S GREAT PHOTO! YI K.
THE BLACK CROOK,
as rendered at Nltiio's Garden. New York.
MONDAY EVENING, June 10,
BET. IFF BENEFIT to Hie suderers of the late ap
palling BANBOM BT It I- E 1' VXl'LOSfON.
On tills orcrvAlon toe N K'i' I'lli IKI'I H will b himlart
to AlB.vor Mc Michael for distribution to tbe lamlllesof
ine suiierers.
'1 he perfoimance wilt ronM of
CENDRILLOiV.
t'F'.MiRILI.ON.
('KN lilt) I.l. IN
NFW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
MAGNIFICENT COBTUM KM,
MECHANICAL EFFECTS.
A POWFItFt'T. IlkAMATIII l!iP
A BALLET OF BEVENTY-FIVK YOUNG LADIES.
(iHAND TRANBFORMA1ION H!KNK.
FRlDAY-Benelitof Mr. WALTER LENNOX.
BA1 URDAY-GRANI) VANITY MATINKI4
Bests Becnrtd six days In advance. Curtain rises at g.
MEH. JOHN DUEW'3 A ECU BTUEEE
THEATRE. Begins at 8 o'rlork.
BJ.CGN U W H.I-.K OK LI I T LE BOY BLUE. ,
BKCOND WEEK OF (J. L. FOX.
EVERY NIGHT AND BATURDA Y AFTBRNO0NV
LI l TLB BOY BLUE,
with new scenes, tricks, etc, and :
A GORGEOUS LAST SCENE.
Disturbance Dcomliiure...................0. I FOX
U) graielul IiiKraiituile. ,..C. K. FOX
1 receded by a favorite Comedietta.
1- r OX AND C. K. FOX EVERY NIGHT.
FR1 DA Y Benefit ol it. L. FOX.
SAT URDA Y BF.CON D GRAND MATINEE.
Seals secured six days In advance.
WALNUT STEKET TUEATRE, N. B,
Cor. NINTH and WALNUT Stu. Begins at 8.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING.
M li. JOhKPlI J I. .IT F h' IIMI 1 M - -
lor the seventh lime, lu Boucirati it's celebrated Drama J
OR. THE Bl.KK.P III) TWKNTV WAna
Rip Van Winkle Mr. J. JEFFERSOTf
Gretcben .. Miss SUSAN DEN IN
In active preparation,
A MiDBUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.
FOX'S AMERICAN VAklKTY II1EATRB.A
M EVERY EVENING, ""
the celebrated ballet of '
HIE DEMON DA NCR
IM M EN BE COR IB OF ARTISTS.
Bongs, Dances, Ethiopian Acts, eto. 524
GRAND OPENING CONCERT OF Tllf
NEW HALL
OF TUB PENNSYLVANIA HORTICULTURAL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THB
LADIES' BAZAAR,
ON TL'JiOAY RVkNIMl Tuna If
when the lollowiug distinguished artistes will appear-J
M1BB CAROLINE R1CH1NG3
and ber entire Opera Company, ;
Mr. W. O. DIETRICH. Leader.
THE MAiNNEKCHOR SOCIETY,
Who have kindly volunteered, a id wilt altiir turn naia
aud beautiful choruses.
Mr. L. ENGFLKE, Leader.
THE GERM AN I A ORCHEBTRA,
with thirty odd perlormers,
Mr. C. M. BCHa ITZ. Leader.
n'tfVofd ft I aannK hiau I. a nhtuluujl u tVA "4TT A T T TTW
TltUMfLER'B tiusic Store. BE VENT 11 'and CHE
n L i e-ireeis, ana at the Hall, BROAD and BPRUU
No extra charge for Reserved Beals.
Doors t pen at 7. Concert commences at 8. 6 8 61
B1ERSTaDT"8 last great paintinq
t he domes of the great yo-semite, '
now on exhibition,
DAY AND EVENING,
In tbe Southeast Gallery of the
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. 8tt
TSJEW ELETtRTH BTREET OPEBA HO OSS
JJN ELEVENTH Street, above CHESNUT.
"1IIC EASllLY BEMOUT"
Ol EN lOK THE HKitDOM,
CABMliOKs A DIXEY'M MlNSTltEEf,
the Great Btar Troupe ol the World, In their GRANT
ETHIOPIAN B01REF:S, BONGS, DANCES, NEW
BURLESQUES, and PLANTATION SCENES.
Doo. open at 7 o'clock. Commencing at 6 o'clock!
680 J. L. C A RN CROSS, Manager.
HO! FOR EMITH'8 ISLAND! FRE8H AIR
-BEAUTIFUL BtENERY HEALTHFUIf
EX ERC1 BE THEtBATH EN T ERTALN MEN ' OA
THE tEbT KIND.
MRS, MARY LAKEMEYER
respectfully lulorms ber Irieuds aud the publto genf
rally, thai she will open the beau tUul Island Pleasuri
Ground knowu as
SMITH'S ISLAND,
on SUNDAY next, Maya. Bhe Invites all to comf
and enjoy with her the delight of this favorite sore;
mer resort. go if
ICE COMPANIES.
CE ! ICE ! ICE ! ICE I-
INCORPORATED
COLD SPEING
ICE AND COAL COMPANY,
DEALERS IN AND
Shippers or Eastern Ice ana CoalV
THOMAS E. CAIIILL, PRESIDENT.
JOHN UOODYEAB, SECRETABT.
HENRY THOMAS. SUPERINTENDENT
Having now completed our arrangement far a full
supply of Ice, we are prepared lo enter Into contract
wlib large or small customers tor a pure article, wltlx.
guarantee of being supplied promptly lor tne season
Wagons run dally In all paved limits of tbe consolH
dated city. West Philadelphia, Mautua, Tioga, Frank
lord, Brldesburg, Rlchmoud, and Germantown. A'
trial la asked. Send your orders to the Otlioe,
No. 435 WALNUT Street:
DEPOTS:
S. W. rORNEB TWEEFTH AND WILLOW.
STREET, (.SUsiuwim
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA BAIiltO AH
AND MASTER STREET,
LOMBARD AND T WENT V-FIFTII STS
PINE STREET WUARP, SCHUYLKILL.
QIIARLES S. CARrElSTER & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IOE DEALERS,
MO. 717 WILLOW ST., ABOVE FBASKfm
PHILADELPUIA.
1867. A superior article ot ICE at tbe fol- 1807
lowing prices.
8 pounds dally, 60 cents per week.
U " " 71 cents per week.
18 ' 0 cenU per week.
to " '' ZS cents par day.
20 " rS per week.
Large quantities at moderate rates. Stores, etJ
taking less than (even days, will be charged proporv
tloually.
CHARLES P. CARPENTER.)
JOHN GLENDENING, VPrpprletora,
jQbEPH M. TltUM A N, Jr., ) a lamwil .
REMOVAL. ;
r E M OVA L.'
& II. LlT AMBR13,
Late No. 1012 Chesnut street, bave removed their .
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS
fe Ho. 1103 CIIEBNIIT ITftKET(
UP STAIRS.
f totnt
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.
TO HOU BEKEEPEE3J ;
I have a large stock of every variety ol
FUItWITURE,
Wnlch I will sell at reduced prices, epPfi"Sl
PLAIN AND MARBLE TOP OO'rXAUJs BOllia,,
WALNUT CHAMltEK BC1T8,
PAKIAJRHVl'IM IN VJtLVET rhVOB, -,
PARIXIK fill ITS IN HAIBCLOIH.
1? book:
Ca.e.BUe.Lon-.
U N. X. ooruer SECOND and RACE Btreet);