CITY INTELLIGENCE. (FOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL IIKM8 SEB OUTSIDH PA9K9. Ah Iktbrirtiro Mrrtino Thk Ntt Oobt THl AICBIOIPAL PROPIKTT AT FAIBMOUKT An adjourned meetlug of ibe Par Commissioners jva held on Saturday noon, at the office of the Mayor. Hon. Morton Mo Michael, President, filled the chair. There were present, Messrs. Brown, Cnyler, J!ey, O-rsn", Kneaas, Meade, Marcer, Phillips, Price, Retnak, belters, Sperlng and Welsh, i The minutes ot the meeting held Jane 13, 1807, Were read and approved. Communications were received from Charles J. Oobrecht, William H. Dinmore, and Charles Gllhens, asking for the appointment to the office of Assistant (Secretary, liead and referred to Ex ecutive Committee. A communication from James Lynd, Esq., City Solicitor, was received, as follows: J'hiladelp up, Junt d67. Joseph F. Mar cer, Esq., Secretary, of the Park Commission Iear Mr: To yonr coromunlca Ion of the Hnn Inst., requesting Information In detail as to the oost of land purchases for Falrmount Park, I reply: i lrst. Lemon Hill, consisting- of about forty. Hve acres, which was the earliest purchase for aid park, cost 75,(HX). The deed of conveyance for it bears date August 3, 1)1. Second. Bedgely, on the north end of the Lemon Mill tract, containing thirty-three acres, was pur chased from Ferdinand Dreer by an association of citizens, March 3, 1857, for the sumof IW.wjo, and was conveyed to the city by debt of Hl.ouo, mak ing the cost to the city at the time ot said convey, ance 7,5i)0. Subscriptions since made available have, however, reduced the said cost to 865,000. Third. The ground north of Sedgley, containing eight acres and seventy-four perches, was bought In 1M3 for the use of the Spring Oarden and North ern Liberties Water Works at a oost of S70.000. Fourth. The wharf or dock property between the Falrmount Water Works and Lemon Hill tract Cost 55.0t)0. The report of the jury assessing damages for this property was confirmed by the Court, March Sth, Fifth. Landsdowne, containing 153 acres, was conveyed to the city March 1, 18tt7,and cost S4,861. Sixth. AstotheFairmount Water Works grounds I have thus far been nnable to procure full Infor mation, aa the gronnds have been acquired In dif ferent pieces or parcels and at various dates. It appears that the first ground was purchased for the use of the steam power works In 1812, and cost the - - - SI6.B67 The second pnrchase, In 1815, cost . 16,607 The third purchase for an additional re servoir, cost - - . 12,000 Ground for the mill race, . . 4,000 Purchase of 12 acres of ground, in addition and on the north side of the works.and reservoir, and between them and Coates ' street, cost . ,... 67,500 Or a total of ... $116,834 A these gronnds were purchased for water works' purposes, there may be a question whether their cost should be included as part of the oost of the Park; as, however, they practically constitute a part ot the Park, I have thought it proper to em. brace their cost in the above statement. The total cost of purchases of lands for that por tion ot the city property popularly known as Falrmount Park would therefore seem to be about Jfl02,b61. Very respectfully, Jambs Ltnd, City Solicitor. A communication was read from Wm. Lugar, Lieutecant of Park Police, submitting a report as to the condition of the Falrmount Park and the Schuylkill water, which was read and referred to the Committee on Plans and Improvements. A communication was received from Abraham Stewart, Assistant Clerk of Common Council, cer tifying to the passage by Councils of an ordinance to make an appropriation to the Park Commis sioners and to authorize a certain transfer, which was read and referred to Committee on Finance. Mr. Price, chairman of Committee on Land Pur chases and Damages, reported aa follows, vix.: The Committee on Purchases report, That they have ordered service of the printed circular pro duced before the Commission to be made on all the owners within Park boundaries on the west side of the Schuylkill, authenticated by the signature of -their chairman; such service to be made at the. same time as that in behalf of the commission de claring the grounds to have been taken by the city under the aot of Assembly. En K. Prick, Chairman. June 22, 1837. ' Mr. Cuyler, from the Committee on Plans and Improvements, ottered the following resolution : Resolved, That the Commission approve the ap pointment of Mr. Samuel L. Smedley as surveyor and draughtsman, at a monthly salary of St 70, and ot Mr. Charles O. Summertleld, as assistant sur veyor, at a monthly salary of 4100, and these have authority to complete their corps by appointing two chainmen and a stake driver, to each of whom shall be paid a monthly salary of $00, whloh was read and agreed to. Mr. Kemak moved to recommit to the Commute a on Plans and Improvements all that portion of the report which relate to the extension of the Pork. Agreed to. - - The Executive Committee reported by minute. Mr. Cuyler moved that the Commission accept the invitation of the Undine Barge Club for Wed nesday afternoon next at 4 o'clock. Agreed to. Mr. Price moved that when the Commission ad joru it adjourn to meet on Saturday next at 12 o'clock M. Adjourned. Tb Phhksylvahia Society fob th Pbb vkhtioh o cbubltY to Amimal8. A meeting of the con'ributors of this society was held on Fri day, June 21, Henry M. Watts, Esq., acting aa Chairman, Richard P. White, Esq., as Secretary. The objeot ot this meeting was the formal or ganlzition, by the election of officers, which took place, and resulted in the unanimous selection ot the following named gentlemen: President Dr. Wilson O. Swann. Vice Presidents Judge William A. Porter, S. Morris Wain, Henry M. Watts, John Welsh, Benjamin Hunt, Horaoe Blnney, Jr., J. B. Llppln. cott, Anthony J. Drexel, Henry M. Phillips, J. Oillingham Fell. Secretary Ferdinand Ooxe. Treasurer Clarence H. Clark. Exeontive Committee Samuel V. Merrick, Geo. H. Smart, F. J. Dreer, Morton McMlohael, James Pollock, Edward Browning, Wm. J. Horstmann, John H. Town, E. W. Clark, John Brown Parker, E. Morwitz, M D., Robert R. Corson, M. Riohards Muckle, Dr. Robert E. Peterson, Henry Seybert, Richard Vaux, John Bohlen, Qeo. 8. Pepper, Jay Cooke, J. Page, S. S. White, George W. Ohllds, Dr. Alfred L. Elwyn, H. Paul Beck, and Richard n TTT ...... Dr. Swann, In accepting the position ot Presi dent, sniu. Gentlemen I thank yoa for this unexpected compliment, which I feel more sensibly when I see . - ma .n manw WrtFlhv Aflri I II tal 1 1 ITAD t CflntlA. men who are better qualified to till the office of President OI your auuieiy man miim, i ,- Uemen, my heart is with you, and accepting the Office you have conferred upon me, I can only promise to do my duty and use my best efforts in suppressing every speoles of cruelty that may - city and State. I shall rely upon your co-opera tion ana support, uu wimvu. - j , . ,Hu mnnh mnm mflv he scnomrjlished. Gentlemen, I thank you again for the distinguished honor you nave couirncu ujjuu The Executive Committee will meet on Wed nesday evening next, to select an office U a cen- . . ,,.. n.hlnh will ha nrmnitri in A ISW dSVS! appoint the necessary attache, and put the gene. ral machinery 01 tue orgi""u n vr....... Until the next session ol the Legislature, the so ciety will act under existing laws, one of which imposes a penalty of 200, besides an imprison ment of the offender for a term of years. . . . , 1. 1 ..n,AH v, .. t r,nA itf the vice nresl- XJOIVUVI lu ucaio .".'t" . - . . I . ,J m a A a til. HhArAl dftliatlOn Ol 00(H) to the socieiy, and that more would lollow from various sources ior i x rrr. . kaM,n.inmil (uintributors. IB lUUHUOIlllU HI - urns of 01, 5 or larger amounts, or to make dona. tlons 10 me society, can uo u immcu.-. the opening of the office, and until then to any or . v. At w,r. n..n., Tl.a fl.l1 niifin Which thlS SO- clety enters will be Immense, and they need the assistance 01 me puono, uuui fncumo.ii morally. Besides doing away with animal abuse, the drinklug fountain tor both man and beast will noeive attention at weir nana. Pn-iPiiAi. OnBEaciES. The funeral of Mr, Edward C. Burton, who was murdered In the ahnn of John S. Curbv a lew days since. took place yesterday afternoon, from his, late residence, in Carpenter stieet, below Second, ,.,i nroreeded to Lafayette Cemetery. Tn-5 members ot the Khttiler Hose Company and of the Coopers' Awoclation were in auenuance. Blight Fires. The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon, about 6 o'clock, was cauted by the partial burning or Daniel aicuarty s man mui k. i'ii Dillwvn street. Loss trininir. Th alarm last night, about a quarter past 11 o'clock was caused by the burning of a emoke-house in rront eireui, ueiow wicxeiBou, jLJ-kY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, Tub Ai.i.korp Anrosp ov Apthoritt bt Eh. rioi M op thi Board or Hbaltr. As we have Tetounled before, Councils appointed recently a special committee to Investigate numerous com. plnlnts as to the conduct of aanltaiy officers, pur ronlng to have been in the employ of the Board of health. Messrs. Kamerly, Cattell, Bardeley and Hetzell were present. The first witness sworn was Oeorge D. Wether, ill, Eeq. His statement Is this: I reside In Walnut street, above Seventeenth ; had some cesspools cleaned last summer; after the 1st of June I re ceived notification to clean three; one was In Fil bert street, above Broad; this work cost me be tween forty and fifty dollars; two families lived tbere; the well was a large one; in one of the in stances there was yet three feet to fill up; a great deal of the compound was water; considered the cleaning of it unnecessary, as It was In summer time; a man by the name of Hoffman did the work; I employed him; roic ot my properties were cleaned under the. c ibices of the Board of Health; my only complaint against the Board of Health is that they compelled me to debit in the summer time, which I consider is more dangerous than al lowing the matter to remain undisturbed. Jacob Klpple sworn I reside at 800 north Sixth street; am night lnspeotor of the Board of Health; my duty Is to see that the carts do not go out too early In the evening; have seen the soil shot down on the outskirts of the town; have known carts to go ont before the appointed hour; I reported them, and their licenses were revoked until they paid the fine; the shooting of soil on the outskirts of the city has been done within a week; on a lot at Broad and Fltzwater streets: have no knowledge of any having been emptied into a sewer within a year; two years ago an instance of that kind oc cured; do not know of a sergeant of police report ing the bailing of soil into the gutters, of which the Board of Health refused to take cognizance: have seen cases where pools have been cleaned without a permit: have reported them, bnt do not know what action has been taken on it by the Board of Health; bad heard the parties say that they bad "been fined; do not know that Mr. Bla den has ever received any money from the con t esc t cleaners; I never have; do not know of any combination , between the measurers and cleaners; several thousand more pools were cleaned last year than-In any previous year; there were two rag-picking establishments on Brown street, below Founh; one or the proprie tors reported to me that he had paid SWand the other 11 to a young man in tbe employ of the Board of Health; his name was Lutz, and he has since disappeared; don't know that a young man stationed at the door of the Board of Health inter cepted everybody entering the oftioe and charged them 91 for admittance; don't know the process by which this sergeant-at-arms was elected; don't know wbetner be was appointed by the Board, or employed by officials in the office; don't know that relations existed between this man and Mr. Bladen which compelled him to run away; knew there was to be be an investigation: don't know why he ran away; one of the proprietors ot the rag-picking establishments In Brown street said that Lutz told him that if be would pay a certain amount of money, that he (Lutz) would close up the other place; I regarded Lu'a as an officer of the Board; by request of tbe Board, I visited all the rag-picking establishments in the city; of these places I only found one in a filthy oondition. M. G. Pile, sworn Reside 11.17 Seventeenth street; I have a bill of the Board of Health for re moving a nuisance, on inauirv of the tenant In re ference to it, he said he knew nothing of it; 1 was not aware of any such nuisance existing; the bill is in the natnre of filling up a lot and cleaning a cellar; this was in Novembar last; the amount of bill was 811 25; there was nothing on the lot that would make it a nuisance, and nothing had been removed from it; nothing had ever been done by anybody to the cellar: on applying to the Board of Health my son was informed that the work had been done; this property is at 2051 Apple street; I had been notified to dean the cellar and lot: I have not paid the bill. The committee then adjourned to meet again. The La8t Bites. The funerals of John A. Lutz, of the Hibernia Engine; Caleb Brett, or the Washington Engine; Edwin O. Os born, of the Schuylkill Hose; Amos Jones, of the I.Klajette Hose; and John W. Emmett and John East, of the Franklin Fire Company, took place jesterday. Deceased were killed by the falling of ihe wall of the American Theatre during the progress of the fire at that place on last Wednes day evening. The remains were followed to the grave by a large number of firemen, there being iepreeented al each funeral a number of tire companies. The funeral of Mr. Lutz was largely attended. The members of some nine tire com panies, numbering no less than four hundred men, in addition to the members of the Hibei nia, one hundred and twenty in number, fol lowed the remains of their fellow-fireman to the grave. There were two lare omnibuses. three amouiances, ana tweniy-inree carriages following the hearse. The carriages contained the relatives and friends of the deceased, and the ambulances a number of wounded firemen. The coffin containing the body was silver- mounted and covered with black cloth. A Cohgregationaii Panic occurred yesterday morning about half-past 11 o'clock, in the Mariners' M. E. Church, on the corner of Shippen and Penn streets, resulting in the slight injury ot several persons, it was caused Dy a heavv czolosive steam report emanating from the boilers of the sugar rehncry juut in the rear or tne muiaing. It is alleged that the engineer stepped out to converse with some friends, when on returning to tbe boilers he found sucn an increased amount of steam gauged as to make him fear an exDlosion. With presence of mind he threw open the safety-valves immediately, when the steam escaped wun sucn a terrmie report as xo be heard for several squares, and creating the greatest consternation in tne cuurcu. ine congregation rushed out pell-mell from the building, and m tne contusion ana panic many were trampled upon. Several ladies fainted, but no one was beard of as being injured seriously, although the fscapo was narrow irom another teirible disaster. The United States Steamer De Soto arrived at the Navy Yard on Friday evening. Tbe following is a list of her officers: Commo dore, Charles s. Boegs; Lieutenant-command-eis, James Stillwell and George W. Bumner; Acting Masters, 1. n. Meyer ana J. o. or ice; Acting Ensigns. A. B. Prince and John Barrntt; Surgeon, David Kindleberger; Passed Assistant Burgeon, a. u. Kiaaer; raymasier, ueorge Cochran; Acting Chief Engineer, George P. Hebard; Acting First Assistant Engineer, E. L. Thorpe; Acting Second Assistant ttugineers, W. J. Harrington and Charles C. Koenl; Acting Third Assistant Engineers, Alexander Dempster, Charles Dudley, William Tredway, and William H. Barclay; Gunner, Charles Earnshaw: Bail maker, William 11. Maule; Mates, H. C. Puller, J. L. Blauvelt, T. W. Jones; Commodore's Ckik, John D, Boggs; Paymaster's Clerk, Geo. H. Lewis. PuamsTio Developments. - Two bruisers met jesterday in a qniet spot in the Nineteenth Ward, and indulged m the pastime of testiug wjbo was the best man. There did not appear tohave existed any particular animosity amongst tbe men, but a desire of beiug champtunized. and winning money into the pockets of so-called tritnds, was the prevalent idea. One of the bruisers, named Neddy Boyle, Jr., hailing from ihe Seventeenth Ward, came off second best, and was brought home pretty bauly hurt. Con siderable sums ot money are said to have changed hands on the occasion. Commencement Exercises. The fourth an nual commencement of the Broad Street Aca demy will take place on Saturday next, at Hor ticultural Hall. This Academy, in the short period of Us existence, has taken position in the flrtt rank of the educational schools of the 9' ate. Professor Roth, its principal, has de voted a lifetime to the profession of teaching; and his tcholarly attainments and tbe aptitude he enjoys lor imparting knowledgo to others, eminently fit him tor the discharge of hla re poiiBible duties. AMUSEMENTS. At the Arch Street Theatre, this evening, Mr G L. Pox will produce his popular panto njiroe called Jack and Oi'l, with all the beauti ful wrnerv and an excellent cast. Mr. U. L. Foy will be the "Clown" of the evening, and Mr O K Pox enacts the "Pantaloon." This is decidedly the best pantomime that Mr. Fox has CTexfrWdsy afternoon first Jack mi Gil mftinne Mr. Pox and Mrs. Drew will present the gtoss recelpu f the Association for the Relief of Disabled Firemen, which society will ..Va t An relieving the wants of the sufferers by tl I late American Theatre catastrophe. Walhut Street Theatre. Mr. Joseph Jcf ferpon appear this evening In Moifppa and Lend Me live fihUlinog, in both of which be is illimitable. Miss Musan Dcnin and the whole company support the great comedian. Carncross ft Pixet present a great bill of attractions this evening. Their season will close shortly. No ono should fall to see them this week. For additional Marine Neu Fir$t Page, ALII AN AO i'UB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT. f" Rt"S.. 429 Moni Rismi......12ni) BUM ttKTW 7 84 HlH W AT1CR... ........ S 20 PHILADELPHIA BOARD UJT TKADX. William C Kknt. Thomas K. Amimkad, XMowthlt Committia CBABt KS WflKILSB, J MOVEMENTS OP OCKAS slEAUEHI FOR AMERICA. Propontls ......Liverpool... 1'laUils. ...... June 1 WAtelroiolli&outliftnipton...New York ...June 5 low ..... .UIttK(iOW...New York ....June 7 Mellls ..I,lverpool...IMillft(1n ...... June 8 Win. l'eun lOinloti....New York Juue S Union boutliamploii...New Y ork ,......June II I'alniyrH Liverpool... New Yorlc....June 11 V. ot fkmlon Liverpool. ..New York........June 12 JliriHioiil,.tiouUianipton.S'ew York...... June 12 Denninik l,lverpool...Jvew York. ...... ......June 12 Fulton .... Havre.......NeT York...June 12 JNetoriHn.......l.iverpool...uuetMj.. -June 18 ..June 15 .June 13 Helaware Liverpool...PtailaUa.. ltuRsia .....Liver pool. ..New York., flly ot Dublin-... Llverpool...N!W York ...June is Teutonla... -Hamburg... New York.... June 15 OK KUKOl'B. C. ofCork New York...Llverpool.... ...Jane 24 ..Juue 24 ....Jiiue 24 ,June 27 ....June 2!) l-erHia........ ew x ork... Liverpool. Tarl la. IS ew Y ork ... LI vor pool V en r N ew Y'or Kliremmi... ...... ...... O. ot Holon..New York. ..Liverpool. ...... C.oN . Y ork N ew York ... LI verpool ., iJOAHTWIHK, DOMbdi'lU, KTU ..July Jane 27 jvKe.. in ew x otk...h avana. J.w. KTernian..l'lillala...(Jliurleitou.. Wvoniliiy-...l,bllHla.....HavannKli.. ..June 2!) .June 2S Tioga...... N. Or leans. ..I'hlUdelplila.. .June G.VahniKton.Nw York..N"ew Or.eaus June ii lct an Uueen New York...AHpinwall........July 1 H. HuOHon Phllarln -Havana..... ...... ....-July 2 btarortbeUnlon.Plillaria..New Orltaus.,.....July 2 l'loiieer......I'lilla(la ..Wilmington........ July A fetarnandHlrlnenl'hllRda. Havana July 18 Malls are forwarded by every steamer In the regular lines. Ibe steamers for or from Liverpool call at Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry. Tbe steamers for or from the Conti nent ca 1 at Honthamuton. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Bhlp Zouave. Whltmore, 29 days from Liverpool, witb nidBe. to Peter Wright fc Boos. Towed up by lug K. A. bonder. Bteamer W. Wbllldln. Rlggans, 13 hours from Balti more, with mdse. to J. V. KuolT. CLE A RED BA TURD AY. Rerque O. 8. Hunt, Long, Trinidad, B. A XV. Welnh. Brig Leopoldlne, bchultze, Bremen, CL C. Van Horn. Brig Harriet Amelia. Cox, Barbados, do. Brig R. Peyson, Eldrldge, Weymouth, N. 8., do. Brig Oen. Banks, Ketcbum, Providence, Tyler A Co. Ccbr Lllen Holuate, Uoldlng, Hatteras, do. r-clir Virginia, Kden, Barbados, John Mason A Co. fcclir J. L. Uarned, Adams, Washington, Vau Dusen, Loch man A Co. Fclir barah Cullen, Collen, Boston, do. r-clir Golden Gate, BlHSland, Boston, HammelUtNeaL t-clir Decatur Onkes, Berry, Warren, do. tclir It. 11. Wilson, Mull, Providence, Blaklaton, GraelTACo. Pclir P. Bolce, Adams. Boston. Rommel A Hunter, t-elir G. B. Conover, Koblnaon, Newport, do. fccbr Monteveu, Couklln, Pall luver, Castner, btlck- ney & Wellington. Fctir rtrandywlne, Henderson, Fall River. do, fccbr Mary and Frances, Boyle, Richmond, Caldwell, Gordon & Co. Crhr West Dennis, Crowell. Boston, J. T. Tomllnson. hclir James House, Gage, Boston, Captain, t-clir K, V. Glover. Ingersoll, Boston, Captain, Jst'r G. H. BUiut, Ford. New Yotk, W. P. Clyde A Co. eil'r New York, Marshall, Washington, do. bft Cbeeter. Jones, New York, W. P. Clyde A Co. fct'r Gcean Bird, Massey, Newark. D Brlttan. Tug Clyde. Duncan, BaUliuore, with a low of barges, W. P. Clyde A Co. Tug Trios. Jellerson, Allen, for Baltimore, with a tow ot barges, W. P. Clyde A Co. ARRIVED BATURDAY. Pteamehlp Alexandila, Plait, from Richmond, with mdse. to W. P. Clyde A Co. bblp Bessie Crosby, Crosby, 41 days lrom Liverpool, with mdse. to P. Wright A tioa. Br. brig Laura, Hill, So days from London, with Xndse. to Henry Karsten. fccbr Gen. Peavey, Armstrong. 8 days from Hills boro. with plaster to K. A. Houder A Co, Bcbr M. bplcer, Paul, 5 days lrom Bt. Marys, with cedar ports to 1. B, Phillip. Bcbr fcewell. Bennett, 2 days from Indian Rlver.wlth lumber to I. B. Phillips. bcbr Kttle XI all. Maxon. 1 day from. Viadarloa, with grain to J. Ik Bewley A Co. .... Bcbr Brandy wine, Henderson, from Medfbrd. Bcbr Mary and Frances. Boyle, from Washington. Bcbr I. Boyce. Adams, from Portland. Bchr F. BU Clair Bdwards, from New Bedford. Bchr Monteveu, Conklin, lrom Providence. Bteamer Philadelphia. Fulls, from Wauulugton.wltb, nttlse. to W. P. Clyde A Co. . Bteamer Nevada. Grumley, 40 hours from Hartford, With mdse, to W. M. Balrd A Co. Sttamer Decatur, Kenton, 13 hours from Baltimore, with mdse. to J. D. Kiiotr. Bteamer Beverly, Pierce. 24 hours from New York, with mdse. to W. P. Clyde A Co. Tug Thos. Jefferson. Allen, lrom Baltimore, with a tow of barges to W. P. Clyde A Co. Bhlp Tamerlane, Curtis, from Bremen, at Lazaretto. rhmuHVMulMv nt thm PhlimUlfihia Bxthana. I Law ks. Del.. June 21 P. M. The schr Frigate Bird, from Philadelphia for Bt. Jobn, N. B., weut to sea ! to-day. Bchr Central America, 80 days from Galves 1 ton, lor New York, put Into the Del aware Breakwater ior supplies, uoiLirii iiAiuiao, MEMORANDA. h Ip Herschel. Frlederlchs, for Philadelphia, cleared t New York 22d lust. Bteamshlp Wyoming, Teal, hence, at Bavannah 18th Inst., and was prevented sailing on Baturday on her return In consequence ot a storm from the N.NE., which caused much damage on land, Bhe sailed yes terday. Barque Victoria, Hoffner. for Philadelphia, cleared at New York 22d Inst. Barque Cecelia, tor Philadelphia, at Mayaguei 15th instant. Barque Excelsior, Atkinson, for Phlladelphla.oleared at New York 2?d lust. Brig Fanny Foulke, Townsend, from Mobile, at New York 2id Inst. Bchr Loula Walsh, Bobbins, hence, at Calais 17th ihBl, Bcbr J. I. Worthlngton, fur Philadelphia, sailed Irom New London 20th Inst. Bchr Lltzie Maul. Beulab, hence, at Boston 21st Inst. Bcbr Angrllne Vaucleaf, Heath, for Philadelphia, sailed from Balero lth lust. Bchrs Marshall Perrlu, Glbbs, and Mary Price, Fer guson, htnee, at Plymouth isib. lust. Bcbr Joseph Hay, Hathaway, irom Cohasset Nar rows ior Philadelphia, at New Bedford 20th lust. Bcbrs J. Uoodspeed, Dart, hence, (or Maucbester: Minnie Kinnle. Parsons; Napoleon, Nichols; II. Cur tis. Haskell; and Z. Btiattoo. Cordery, for Philadel phia, sailed from Newport llh Inst. Bchr J. Truman, Blocum, from New Bedford to loal lor Philadelphia, at Fail Ulver 2-Jih Inst. . Bchr Amos Falienburg, TerreP, from Providence for Philadelphia, at Jersey City 18th Inst. KchrLe.tha bouder, Wooster, hence, at Eastport 12th InsU . L . , Bcbr Rebecca Florence, Rich, hence, at Salem 20th lnnt. bchr Lucy. Copp, hence, at Eastport 17th Inst. , NOTICE TO MARINERS. The red buoy on Fuller Rock, above Vue de 1'Eau, aud the one next biluvv, in Providence river, are covered with water aud Invisible at high tide. Tbe Marine Department at Bombay has given notice tbat a light Isuow exhibited iroiu a lighthouse recently erected on Mas Marsnlgh. Aden. '1 he light Is s fixed white light, elevated 214 feet above the level of tbe sea, and in clear weather should be seen from a distance of twenty miles. The Illuminating apparatus is dioptric, or by lea . of the first order. . , . . Tbe lighthouse Is built of dark blue atone, aud Is sixty-nine feel high; It Is situated oil tbe eastern ex treme ot the peninsula, In lau 12 01 23, lou, a ut, E. of Greenwich. " The light will be chiefly of use to vessels making Aden from tbe eastward. Vessels westward of Aden, would losealgblot the light when shut lu wllhlUsTye. By command of tbelr lordships. GKO. HENRY RICHARDS, nydrographer. Hydrographlc Ollice, Admiralty, London, May 21, 1SU7 STOVES, RANGES, ETC.! QULVER'S NEW PATENT 1)1F.1 AND-JOINT HOT-AIR FURNAOEL BiKVE OF AI.Ii aiSES, Also, Phllegar's New Low Pressure Bteam Heating Apparatus. or sale by t ciiabi.es irruxuu, gpil No. 1181 MARKET Street. JTITLER, WEAVER & CO., MANUFACTURERS 07 i Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cord Twines, Etc. No. North WATER Btreet. and No. North DKLA WARK Avenue, rMH-A-USXI-HIA. Kbww H.FiTi.i.a. Micwa-i WiAVM 'mm, mil COMKAO F. CLOXJUliUS. SHIPPING. , riiiiiAiiixriiii .KK intovi), TpfTs AND NORFOLK. blKAMslIll' LINK afeajLaaa THROUGH AUt LINK TO THE bOU IH AND WKnT. THROroTT RrckIPTn TO NEWBERS. A lno, all points In North and Bouth Carolina, via r-'eaboard anil Roannke Railroad, and to Lynchburg, Va., Tenneuce, and the West, via Norfolk, Peiors bnrg, Bouth-Bide Railroad, and Richmond and Dau VlUe Kallroad. 1 he regularity, safely, and cheapness of this route commend It to tbe public a the most dmtrable me dium for carrying every description of freight. No charge for commission, drayage, or any expense or transfer. BteamMilps Insure at lowest rates, and leave regu larly from iirst w hurl above Market street. Freight received dally. WM. P. CLYDE A CO. No. 14 North and outb Wharves. W. P. PORTER, Agent al Rlcbmoud aud City Point. T. P. CROWELL A CO, Agents al Norfolk. 1 rm II 1 1 wn ZJjbkm, BOU'lllKRol MAIL bliLAMftlilP COM' AAiB KI.UIUK LINK 1MB NAVAflnAllf JA. TONAWAMiA.KfsiUuis, Captain Wm. Jennings, W YOMING, SMI tons. Captain Jacob Teal. Ibe steamship WYOMING will leave or th alfov port on Batnrday, June 28, nt 8.0' clock A. M., from Arch street wharf. Until further notice, the TON A WAN DA will be withdrawn, and the WYOMING will make semi monthly trips. Through passage tickets sold and freight taken for all point In connection with theOeorgla Central Rail road. WILLIAM L. JAM KB. General Agent, No. 814 B. Delaware avenue. Agents al Bavannah, Hunter A OainiWA. 4 1 THIS P1I1XADKLPHIA. AND BOU'l HERN MAIL BTKAMBHIP COM. AiS V b TRKOTJLAR BKM 1 -MONTHLY LINE, IOH M)W OllLKAMS, E.A. BTAROFTHK UN ION, 1H74 tons. Capl.T. N.Cooksey JUNIATA, 1216 tons. Captain P. F. Uoxie. '1 lOGA, 1075 tons, Caplaiu J. F. Morse. Will leave this port every two weeks alternately, touching at Havana returning, for freight aud pas- The BTAR OF THE UNION will leave lor New Or leans ou Tuesday, July 2, at i o'clock A. M., lrom I'lcr lb (second wharl v Bpruce street). Tbe TIOGA wui leave New Orleans lor this port June 29. 'through bills of lading signed for freight to Mo Galveston, Natches, Vlcksburg, Memphis, Naauva- Cairo, bt. Louis, Louisville, aud Clucinnatl. WILLIAM L. JAM KS, General Agent, 41( No. 814 B. Delaware aveuua. Agents at New Orleans, Creevy, Nlckeraon A Co, irrt TUWl riIIE.ADKI.PniA AND rif -f- SOUTHERN MAIL BTKAMHHIP COM tAiNl'b REGULAR BKM 1-MONTH LY LINK lOH t 1E.9I1N W-1UM, N. V. The steamship PIONKKR. S12 tons. Captain J. Ben oett, will leave for the above port on Baturday, July 6, at 8.o'clock A. M., from 1'ler It) (second wharl below boruce street), Bills o iladinglgned at througi ,nd reduced rates to all principal points In North Carolina. Agents at VV llrnlucton. Worth A Daniel. WILLIAM L. J AM KB, General Agent, 4 1 1 No. 81 4 S. Delaware avenue. NEW EXPRESS LINE TO Alexandria, Georgetown, aud Washington, SkD. C via Chesapeake and Delaware canal. wiiu couueclious at Alexandria Irom the most direct route tor Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxvllle, Nashville, Dalton, and tbe Boulhwest. bteamers leave regularly from the first Wharf above Market street. Freight received daily. WM. P. CLYDE A CO., No, 14 North and Bouiii Wharves. J. B. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown. M.KLDR1DGE A Co., Agents al Alexandria, Vir ginia. 61 opposition to noun. POLY. DAILY LINE FOR BALTI MORE, via Chesapeake aud Dela- Wai Caual. Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Bteamboat Com pa ny, dal ly at 2 o'clock P. M. 'Ihe Bteamers ol this line are now plying regularly betw een ibis port and Baltimore, leaving the second wharf below Arch street daily at I o'clock P, M. (buudays excepted). Carylng all description of Freight as low aa any ol her line. Freight handled with treat care, delivered promptly, and forwarded lo all points beyond Ihe terminus free ot commission. Particular attention paid lo the transportation ol II description of Merchandise, Horses, Carriages, etc. etc. l-'ot further Information, apply to JOHN D. RUOFF, Agent, B 16 No. 18 N. DELAWARE Avenue, HAVANA STEAMERS. .gyjj Df. HI 1-ill VJl-t 1 J I J. j 1 AjlllJlr, CARRYING ma UNITED Wl'ATES MAIL, HKNDRICK HUDSON CAPTAIN HOWES b'i AhH AND bl RIPKo CAP I AIN HOLMES 1 lies bteamers will itiave Mil port Mot Aiavaua every other Tuesday at 8'A. M. 'Ihe bteamshlp HKNDRICK HUDSON (Howes Master), will sail lor Havana on TUEbDAY MORN ING, July 2, at 8 o'clock. Passage to Havana, A0 currency. No Ireight received after baturday. For Freight or Passage apply lo THOMAb WATTSON 4 SONS, 1 18 ' No. 140 N. DELAWARE Aveuue. STEAM TO LIVERP0OL-CALL-lnr at Uueeuslown. The Inman Line. buiiiuk beml-weeaiy, carrying tne uuuea mates aiaiis, RET URN TICKE'lb TO PARIS AND BACK.. FIRST CLAbti, f 2UU GOLD. CITY OF CORK Wednesday, June 28 CITY OF LOb i ON Balurduy, June 21 CITY OF NEW YORK... -.Wednesday, July 8 CITY OF BALTIMORE.-...-. Baturday. July 6 CITY OF DUBLIN ..Wednesday, July 10 And each succeeding baturday and Wednesday, al noon, lrom Pier No. 4o North River. RAT KB OF PAseSAGK By tbe mall steamer sailing every Baturday, Payable iu Gold. Payable la Currency. First Cabin........ llo To Loudon........... 116 Steerage.. ..........K1 To Loudon...... 83 lo Paris lid To Paris. 4i Passu lie by the Weduesuay Bteamers: First Cabin, fllo; bteerage, (30. Payable In U. b. Currency. Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre men, etc., at moderate rates. . bteerage passage from Liverpool or Queenstown, W currency. Tickets can be bought here by persons Bending for their IriendB. For further Information apply at the Company's 0fl.ee. JOHN U. DALE, Agent, No. lft BROADWAY, N. Y., 8 7 or No. 411 CUKBN UT St., Philadelphia. r&Pf-K PA88AGE TO AND FROM " GRKAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND 1 elKAMbiilP AND BAILING PACKKP, AT Ri-DUCKD RATKB. DRAFTS AVAILABLK THROUGHOUT ENGLAND 1RKLAND, bCOTLAND, AND WAL11. For ""'Aori. BROTHERS A CO. No. 86 BOUTH Street, and No. 23 BROADWAY, 11 Or to THOU. R. bKARLK, No, 217 WALN Uf SL FOB NEW YORK, 'IA DE-LA ware and Rarilan Canal. Kx uress bteamboat Company Bteam Pro- r.7. ...... i.nve lJHilv from liret whurl below Market Blrteu Through iu twenty-four hours. Goods for warded to all points, North, Kuslaud Went, free ol coium Isslon. ... FrtUhtB received at tbe lowest rates. 1 WM.P. CLYDKJtCa. Agents, - jno. 14 eouiu w uarves. TiMITR Tt 1NH. A Brent. No. 104 Wall street, New York. 1 If FOR NEW YORK. SW1FTSDRH '.--TfTrarorlatlon Company Despatch iiaarkiiil bwlhsure Lines, via Delaware and Raritan Canal, on and after the ISth of March, leaving daily al 12 M. and 6 P. M., connecting wll all Northern and Kastern lines. For freight, which wUl be uken upon acoommoda iu tarii apply wwiLUAM M BAIRT) m No. 1K2 B. DKLA WARM! Avenue. TMVl TO SHIP CAPTAIKH AND OWNERS. SJLy.-L.-l The undersigned having teased the KKN blfto ioN 6CRKW DOCK, begs to Inform his friends and Ihe patrons of the Dock that he Is prepared with increased facilities to accommodate those having ves sels lo be raised or repaired, and being a prartlca ship-carpenter and caulker, will give personal alien lion to the vessels entrusted to blui for repairs. Captainsor Agents, bhlp-Carpeuiers, and Machinist having vessels lo repair, are solicited to call. Having the agency ior uie sai ui - vv etMrsieui i Patent Metallic CompoBltlou" for Copper paint, foi Ibe preservation of vessels' bottoms, for this city, I ajoc nreoared to furnish the same on reasonable terms, 7 JOHN H. UAMM11T, . Kensington Screw Dock, - l( DFXAWAREA venue, above Laurel streeU EXCURSIONS. Xir-"J EXCURSIONS OPTlIERiVER.-d-Tbe splendid steamboat JOHN A. v iiiis'lL it makes daily Afternoon Kxcursions to Burlington and Bristol, stopping at Rlvertou, Torres dale, Andalusia, and Beverly, each way. 'I .lies excursions leave CUKBN UT bTRKKT WIlA Rb al 2 o'clock In Ibe Atternoon. Returning, leave llrlsuil at 4 o'clock, arriving lu the city al o'clock P. M. FARK Kxcurslon, 40 els. Kach way, 260. l So 3m EXCURSIONS ON THE SCHUYLKILL. steamers leave Fair- iuuuui Park lioot ol Coates street), KVKRY HALF HOUR. ' FOR LAURKL HILL CKMKTEBY, Til tp viTt.A W tCH UYLKILL. First boal leaving Falrniounl at 7 20 A. M.: last boa; ts&P.M Last boat leaving i alls ut bcuuyikili al at am P. M asiui JUNE 21, 18G7. AMUSEMENTS. AtRP. JOHN . DREW'S ARCH STREET XV I THEATRE, Begins at 8 o'clock. lOURTH WKLK OF G.'L. KOX, U K. FOX, AND THOU FK. MONDAY AND KVKRY NIGHT. REVIVAL OF G. U FOX'N PANTOMIME, JACK AND GILL, With Its GRAND THIC KS, BKAUT1FUL BCF.NF.RY. ETC O. I. FOX as.. Jackailaw Jaculatlon C K. H)X as Jurisprudence GUI Previous to w hich, a Comedlnt'a. BATURDAY A TKltNON. at X o'clock. A GRAND JACK AND GILL MATINKK for Fa ut iles and Children. WALNUT STREET THEATRE, N. E. Cor. NINTH and WALN UT Hen Inn at A Last wek of the engsgenipnl or mu .iiiki,'iii i l l l v rn nt whose happy iierKnnalli.ns of ' KIAb'PeA iMnnnrTriirrrv sparkle with the highest charmi ol inini,rjvjB AIND coaia I1Y. Tt IH lMml..l V 1.' NT I , , i iw Byron's dellgbtlul MiibIcuI Extravaganza. XI A ! I.' L U A Mazepps.... Mr. J. JEFFERSON LKND MK FIVK bHILLlNGH. Mr. Oollghtly.. Mr. J. JEFFERSON BIERSTADT'S LAST GREAT rAINTTNO 1 HK DOMES OF THE GRKAT YO-BKMITK. now ou exhibition, . e ... DAY AND EVENING, In tbe Southeast Gallery of the ACADEMY OK HNK ARTS. t Btf VTEW EI.RVINTH BTREET OPERA U0CE JJ JtLKVF NTH Btrfel, above CTIEHNUT, "1IIJB FAMILY R1MWIIT" OPlr.N )OH TIIK KKAMIfW. CARMUOKMA MXLI'N MINNTKMA, the Great Btar I rotipe of the World, In their GRAN ETHIOPIAN (SOIREES, HONG8, DANCES. NJS BURLESQUES, aud PLAN TATVJN BCKNKS. Doo. open al7o'clo:k. Commencing at o'clock 8 80 J. L. CARNCRObb. Manager. HO! FOR r-WlTirS ISLAND I FRESH All -hEA UTl FUL Ft ENERY -HKALTHJ ft y.X ERC1BE-1 HE BATH-KNTKRTALNMJlNT Ol THE LEbT KIND. M UK MARY LAKEMEYER respectfblly Informs her iriends and the public gen rally, that she will open the beautiful Island i'leusux Ground known as SMITH'S IBLAND, on BUNDAY next, Mays, bbe Invites all to com, and enjoy with her the delights of this favorite sunt mer resort. &u ti LUMBER. 1867 SELECT WHITE PINE BOARDS , AND PLANK. 4-4. 6-4. 6-4. 2. 8. and 4 Inch CHOICE PANEL AND 1st COMMON, IS eel long. 4-4, 6-4, -4, ,, 8, and 4-lnch WHITE PINK, PANEL PATTERN PLANK, LARGE AND BUPKRIOR BTOCK ON HAND. i h u ILDIJtUl- BUILDING lOU I BUILDING! LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER 4-4 CAROLINA FLOORING. 8-4 CAROLINA FLOORING. 4-4 DKLA W A B.K S LOOR1N G, 8-4 DELAWARE FLOORING, WHITE PINK FLOORING, AbH FLOORING WALNUT FLOORING! BPRUCE FLOORING, BTKP BG4 RDU, RAIL PLANK. PLABTKRING LATH. 1867 -CEDAR AND CYPRESS BHINGLEB. LONG CEDAR SHINGLES. BUORT I EDA R BH1NGLKB, .K)PER BU INGLES. FINE ABBORTMKNT FOR BALE LOW. No. 1 CEDAR LOGS AND FOBT8. 1 WKT LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS JLOU I LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKE KB I RED CEDAR, WALNUT, AND PINK. 1 ALBAN 1 LUMBER OF ALL KIN P8. XOO I ALBANY LUMBER OF At.T. KXNDb BEAbONED WALNUT. CRT POPLAR, CHERRY, AND ASH, OAK PLANK AND BOARDS. MAHOGANY. ROSEWOOD. AND WALNUT VENEERS. i CIGAK-B0X MANUFACTURES 8, i-OOl. CTGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS. BPAMBH CEDAR BOX BOARDS, 1 CKT -SPRUCE JOISTI SPRUCE JOIST -LOO I SPRUCE JOIBT FROM 14 TO 82 FEET LONG. SUPERIOR NORWAY SCANTLING. MAULE, BROTH KB A CO.. 8 I rp NO. 2500 SOUTH STREET. U. S. BUILDERS' MILL, OW. tt AND SS . FIFTEKNTIt T., ESLER & EHO., Proprietors. . way on hand, made of the Best Seasoned Lumber, al low prices, WOOD MOULDINGS. BRACKETS, BALUSTERS, AND NEWELS. Newels, Balusters, Bracket and Wood Mouldings, WOOD MOULDINGS. BRACKETS, BALUSTERS, AND NEWELS. Walnut and Ash Hand Railing, 3, t, and 4 inches, BUTTERNUT, C H K S N U T, and WALNUT MOULDINGS to order. 8 12 pa H. WILLIAMS, Sevtnteentl. ana Spring Garden. UTJILJ3HNO Illicit AUD HABD WOODS. 515wsm2m c. P E R K I N 8, " LUMBER MERCHANT. Buctei-orto It Clark, Jr NO. 324 CHRISTIAN STREET. rnriHtBntiv on hand a large and varied assortment Of Building Lumber. 2tl FERTILIZERS. MMO MATED PHOSPnATE, AN UNSUBPA8SED FEBTILIIEB For Wheat, Corn, Oats, Potatoes, Grass, tbe VegetabU Gardes , Fruit Treeo, Grape Vines, Etc. Etc, This Fertiliser contains Ground Bone and the beal Fertilising Balis. . Price too per ton pf looo pounds. Tot sale by the iprauiaclurera, WILLIAM ELLIS A CO., Chemist, 1 28mv5 NQ.T24 MARKET Street. 8. RO D I NOO fJ, No. &XO CHESNUT STREET, la in receipt to-day of an Invoice of : PINE CHKOMOS, ENGRAVINGS, ETC. ETC., Which are now open for examination. Peace and War,' by G. Doree," "Last Rosa o Summer." "Cromwell and Family," "Romeo and Juliet," "Star ot Bethlehem," are well worthy the attention of the admirers of art. 815j R E N C M STEAM SCOURING. ALDEDYLL MARX & CO.. HO. 18a BOCTn EWEYENTU AND ' I KO. 810 BACK THEE. 310mw Nifrnl!lrMTl wuv Lnii iii-ii PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE AWN1NS, WAfiOW COVERS, BAS, ETC. . -nt an etra Awulng vry cheap, let our f n.Mkers take Uie measure, ana make it rroin w . ?.f iiw i hoipltal lenU, lately purchased by u.. Tiv ol which are entirely new, and ot me beat 12 SitU S!.rk. A !. Government toddle. , and H.ru.s. 8 3uV Nu- 837 and 3 North FRONT Btreet. ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC QOLD'8 IMPROVED I'ATEIST LOW AND IIOT "WATER APPAIIATUS, I OB WABM1NO AND VENTILATING WITH rVBEEXTEBNAE. ALB Also, tbe approved CooktDg Apparatus, THE AMERICAN KITCHEN! On tbe European plan of heavy castings, .durability ana neainenv ui c,iiniriioiion. Suitable lor Hotels, Public Inntitiulons, and Ihe bettor. class oi private Mesiuencea, Also, Agents for the sale of SPEAKr.'AN'S PATENT SAFETY VALVE, Which saonld be connected with every water back aud boiler, and GRIFFITH'S PATENT ARCHIMEDEAN VENTILATOR. UNION STEAM AND WATER KEATING COMPANY. JAMES P. WOOD con KO. 41 BOU Til FOUBTII ITBEET, B. M. FELTWELL, Superintendent H 26 8n gOILER EXPLOQIONS GUARDED AGAINST BY USING . SHAW & JUSTIO K'S JIEBtl'BT lOU'DIN UVAUES AND IXW WATCH SltiNAES, MANUFACTURED ONLT BY 6 14 lm PHILIP JUSTICE, MO. 14 ROB1II FIFTH ST., PIIILA, Shops SEVENTEENTH snd COATES Streets, gTEAM BOILER EXTLOSIONa CAN BE PBEVENTED BT TSIXCi ASHCROFT'S LOW WATER DETECTOR. PBICE 50, APPEIED. AV(i. H. BATTLES, SOLE AGENT FOB PENNSYLVANIA, 87tf KO. 4 KOBTII SIXTH STBEET k-j. r Hi w in tsicAJu x.ruijNei akj BOILER WORKK NEAFIK A LEVfi i ivACilCAL AND THEORETICAL ENGXNEERrl .in. in., jki. .1. .iu....... - .A 11.. J, .UAAS SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having fur many yeari ueen in succeesiui peraiiuu. tuu wwu Muiusiveij engaged In building and repairing Marine and Hives Engines, high aud low-pressure, Lron Rollers, Watel Tanks, nopellers, etc. etc, respsotfully oiler theut services to the public aa being fully prepared to con. tract for engines of all slaes, Marine, River, an Stationary; Caving sets of patterns of alffereni slseew are prepared to execute orders with quick despatch Every description of pattern-making made al the shortest notice. High and Low-pressure Fine, Tubular, and cylinder Rollers, of the best Pennsyb vania charcoal iron. Forginga of all sizes and kinds Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions) Roll Turning, Screw Cutting, and all other work connected with tbe above business. Drawings and specifications for all work done at tbe establishment free of eiiarge, and work guar mrj t4A9 Xbe subscribers have ample wharf-dock room ftr repairs of boats, where they can lie In perlect safety and are provided with shears, blocks, fails, etc, et0 for rataln, heavy or light weigh b v JOHN P. LEVY. 821 BEACH and PALMER Strep I, VAUOHAM atKAKICK, WILLIAM B. MXBBIOX joHira.oopB, j S013THWAEK FOCHDEY, r FIFTH r, AND Washington smew, ' - J FHlLAIaM.FBIA. I .1 MERRICK A SONS. " ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS. manufacture High aud Low PreaHure Steaui nglnea lor Land, River, and Marine Service. .... Ho 11 era, tiaaoiueters, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc Castings of ail kinds, either iron or brass. 1 Iron Frame Roofs for tiaa Works, Workshops, and Railroad Stations, etc Retorts aud Uas Machinery, of the latest and moat unproved construction. ... Every description of Plantation Machinery, and Sugar, Saw, and Urlst Mills. Vacuum Pans, Open Su-am Trains, Defecators, Fillers. Pumping En gines, etc. Sole Agents for N. Bllleax'a Patent Sugar Bolllni Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent bieam Hammer, anf AHpinwall A Woolsey'a PaienA Oenlriiugal' Sugat Draining Machine. , 8u BEIDK8BUKG MACHINE TVOEKfl OFFICE, . No. 68 N. FRONT BTREET, PHILAllSLPUIA. We are prepared to hll orders to any extent lor oof well-known MACHINERY FOB COTTON AND WOOLLEJ( MILLS, .... Including all recent Improvement In Carding, Spin nine, and Weaving. We invite the attention ot manufacturer to oar xi tensive wore, , . .. 11 ' ALFRED JENKS A BOW, ROOFING. JEt O O F I IV G O ED R II IN EE B OOPS, E EA T OB STKEF roVKBI IiHllll IU'iTA ri.BCfIA KOOP I4-4 Il ll,and coaled with IJUlllU UtlTTl PEBCMA PAINT, making them porleoily wale proof. EEAKT S3HATEE BOOPS repaired with Guttt Percba Paint, aud warranted for Ave yean, EEAMV LATE KVOl coaled with Llqnla Guiia Prcha Paint, which bncdmes as hard as slate For TlN,C'OPPEU,SIHC',and IKON KOOPtl this Paint is the n piu4 uUra of all other protection. It forms a pertectly Impervious covering, completely resists the action of the weather, aud oonauiutes a). Ihurough protection against leaks by runt or other wise, price only from one to two oenls per square foot. . ' ' ' , .'i TIN and BATEXj BOOPKNO don at th shortest notice. . . Material constantly on hand and tor sal byth aaAMttOXJU Ai4OFINA ('OMPANY, BECMEFAW A EVEHETT, ltlawi i . . feo. JtOlt GREEN tolreel. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC. i O TJ T L ERYJ A Ana aMnrtment of POCKET and TABLE CUTLERY, RAAJRW. RA. 7,1 1 H hTHDHR LADIKiS' SOlSSORa. PAPER AND TAILORS' SHEARS, ETCL at L. V. HFI.MOLiya Cheap Btore, No. i south tenth street, 11 8 lhree doors above Walnut. i T. STEWART BROWN, 8.E. Coniarof J rOVRTHJb CHUSTirUT BISt BtAHOTACTuaia or ; TTtrnrss. VAtisis, bags, xetktotes, bhaw! 8TEAPB, BAT CASES, POCKET BOOKS, F Ail Traveling weous gonsrany. fyg GARDNER & FLEMING, OOAOII MAKERS. NO. Ill BiOlTH FIFTH STBEET, New and Becond-band Carriages for Bale. Far tlcnlnr attention paid to repairing. 6 80 Bra gLATE MA N T EL S.' SLATE MANTELS are unsurpassed tor Durability Beauty, trength. and Cheapness. . V SLA I E w AM ELS, and Slat Work Generall made lo order. ... .. . J. 13. KIME8 CO., 8mn Kos IlMand 2i'P CHESNTJT Btreel. QCORCE PLOWMAN jf CARPENTER AND DUILliEH' tt CABTEB STBEET' And Na IU DOCK Street Machine Work snd MlUwrlghtlng prompOy ended to. L. saMIPy9Jl SI
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