THE DAILY . EVENING TELEGRAPH" PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1867.
- TOO TIMID.
Ton look into rny fnce ns if '
You had aDger in your heart;
Tray speak, and tell me if I have
in waKing it a part.
Yon say yon loved me. 1 Ay, indeed ! -You
loved me as you loved your life;
And only waited time to auk
That I might be your wifo. '
You waited time, sir ! Know that Time
Turns liquid heat to frozen cold;
Withers fair flowers and rots ripe fruit,
And changes young to old.
Dow should I know your love, forsooth 1
Your hand was always loose and chill ;
It never closed and sent through mine
A swift electric thrill.
llow eh juld I know your love, forsooth f
You never struck one fervid blow
Upon the red door of my heart ;
Your knocking was too low.
How should I know your love, forsooth f
You stood too far, and never came
To let the love-fire of your eyes
Bet my thoughts all aflame.'
You stayed too long; another spoke
And showed his love, a costly thing;
. lie looked it, lived it. Now I wear
Upon this hand his ring.
If you had spoken as he spoke,
I might have answered to your claim;
But now too late. And not to me,
But you belongs the blame.
Learn wisdom, sir. A woman sees
All that a man may dare to show.
You showed me nothing. Now, good-bye;
I leave you here, and go. v. n. b.
OITY INTELLIGENCE.
IfOM ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SBB OUT8IDB PA8K3.J
The Tesn Squares Tukib Proposed Im
provement. Yesterday afternoon the Commit
tees of Law, Finance, and City Property of Phi
ladelphia Councils convened in the Mayor's
Office, to consult as to the propriety of obtaining
legislative enactment lor the improving ana
building up of the Penn Square. The Evening
Tileobaph some time ago save a detailed plan
on which it was proposed to proceed in the im-
?rovemeuts, The Academy or Natural Sciences,
he Library Company of Philadelphia, The
American Philosophical Society, The Academy
f Fine Arts, and The Fraulclin Institute
were represented by Messrs. N. B. Browne,
John Welsh, Frederick Fraley, 8. V. Merrick,
Edward Shlppen, Henry C. Lea, and other
gentlemen.
Mr. Ell K. Price favored the plan, and sub
mitted a statement to the effect that the plan of
the city of Philadelphia, as laid down by
Thomas Holmes, the firt Surveyor-General,
and adopted by William Penn, had laid upou it
. five public squares, on which were no lots num
bered tor first purchasers; but on the eastern
two were written the words "eight acres were
for public uses." On the western the same
, words. On the centre square were the words,
"Centre Bqunre, ten acres." These were to be
kept open, and not built upon, lhat not to be
kept open, but to be built upon.
The first use made of the Centre Square was
to build a Friends' meettog-house on the south
west section in 1685, then a natural forest of
oaks and hickories.
On the 20th of October, 1701, the Friends'
Heeticg-House was yet standing on the Centre
Square, as appears by William Penn's first
charter of that date to the city of Philadel
phia; for thereby the Proprietary granted to
the inhabitants of the city, until taken in for
building, the use of bis vacsnt lands, with this
proviso "That nothing herein contained shall
debar me or my heirs in time to come from
fencing in all the vacant lands that lie
between the Centre Meeting-House and the
Schuylkill, which I intend shall be divided
from the land by me allotted for the Delaware
side, by a straight line along Broad street
from Edward Bhippen's land, through the
Ontrc Sou are bv (to) Daniel Peeu's land:"
Franklin's Charters and Laws, 1742, p. 30; 1
Wbar. R 479.
In the spring of 1799 the Philadelphia Water
Works were begun, and erected in the centre of
Centre Square.
"No written deed of conveyance," continued
Mr. Price, "appears to have been made by Wil
liam Penn of any of the public squares to the
city or btate. They were but dedicated to public
uses in laying out the plan of the city." Mr.
Price, in concluding his statement, said that
there can be no lisk in respect to the public's
right in the squares, for there is no dedication
upon a condition to revert, and the required
legislation will be so framed as to have the con
current authority and consent of the State and
the city. If it should be thought expedient to
make productive of proQt the two great busi
ness fronts of each of the squares, as they will
become in the future, by adapting the lower
'. story for places of business, the legislation de
vised will provide that the rents shall subserve
the public purposes of the institutions if taken
in whole or part by them: and if in part by the
citv. lhat they shall be applied to maintain or
extend kindred objects of public use.
Alter tome further discussion, adjourned.
Impbovembhts. West Philadelphia will wit
ness verv material improvements this season.
The erection of ten dwellings on Walnut street,
west of Tbirtv-fourth. has been commenced.
and it is in contemplation to build sixteen more
. on the same street. All of these will be first-
class houses. A handsome dwelling, to be
26 bv 98 feet. I? to be erected ou Walnut street.
past of Fortieth, and preparations are being
made for the building ot six dwellings on Lud
low street. At Twentieth and Tioga streets
two flue houses are to be put up, one of which
is to be occupied by a store ou the first floor,
and a public ball ou the second floor; the other
will be used as a dwelling. The sizes ot these
ore fronts 22 and 26 teet, depths 88 and 75 feet.
In the city proper, anions; the improve
ments about to be made, the toilowing are de
prvinff of mention: A church is to be erected
nn (he southwest corner of Hancock street and
Susquehanna avenue, which is to have a front
of 60 leet, and to be 90 feet in depth, the mate
rial to be brick. It is designed for the worship
of a Roman Catholic congregation. A chapel is
to bo erected at Twelfth and Oxford streets, to
be 86 bv 69 feet, and one story high. On the
Bouth west corner of Tenth and Market streets a
storehouse is to be put up for Meisrs. Ellis &
Co., druggists, which will have a Iront of 22 feet
n Market street, and be 100 feet doep. It will
be four stories in height, with a French style of
roof. This will add very raueu to me appear
ance of the neighborhood, lately Improved by
ih erection of a handsome storehouse tor
Messrs. French, Richards fc Co., on the north
west corner of Tenth and Market streets.
Fikk. Last evening, about 11 o clook, a
fire was discovered in the glue aur curled-hair
manufactory of Kessler & Delaney, at the S. K.
rnrner or Hancock and Jefferson streets. The
flames were found cousuunug the floor imine-
riintclv over the boilers, and had already charred
the loists. Had it not beeu for the prompt dis
covery, ve would have bad a very disastrous
rnnflaerration to record. The factory is in tr
vpi-v thickly settled neighborhood, wilh cotton
factories and dwellings roundabout; is four-and-
a-half stories niou, anu exienas irom us iorty
feet front on Hancock street along Jefferson to
Masrher. The aamage is buibii.
Directors of thb Fikb Department. At a
meeting of the Board of Directors of the Fire
Department, officers for the eusuing vear were
elected, as follows: President, Samuel 8. Stone,
Delaware Engine Company; Vice-Presidents,
p.l B. Bavin, ot the Northern Liberty
Engine Company, and George W. Dull, of the
Resolution lioso vomuuuy; inrnuicr, uuwis a.
u.,ih Friendship Engine Company i Socritarv,
t w. Wake. A Committee was appointed to
wait nnon the Mayor, and request that the
police ropes may be promptly brought to tires,
MALicioca Conduct Last night, two men
nnrred Frederick Hwarts andGeore WlRhtman,
ru-idin? In Broad street, above Turner's lane.
were held In $2000 ball each, by Alderman
Fitch, to answer the chsrae of attacking the
private residences of Mary Kelly and Mary
Jones, at Fifteenth and York streets, yesterday,
di maliciously stoning the premises ana com
mitting an assault and battery, with, as is
alleged, bd attempt to kill. The defendants
offered no plea in extenuation, and the attack
is saia to nave oecn entirely unprovoked.
Razed to the G bound. Yesterday, the walls
of the American Theatre were pulled down, in
order to prevent accidents. Mr. Fox, the pro
prietor of the establish mnt, proposes to rebuild
upon the site of the old theatre, and an architect
1 now engaged In preparing the drawings for
the new structure.
A great deal ef fun is poked at the mar
ried men who made such queer excuses to
attend the great prize-fight near Washington.
The Star of that city says a Baltimore council
man, who got leave of absence from his spouse
(a lady of much force of character), on pre
tense of having to come to Washington to see
some coast survey plans for the improvement
of the Baltimore Basin, and whose name, un
fortunately, got into the papers, has not yet
dared to return to his domestic circle, it is
said, but is waiting in Washington until a
pardon can be negotiated.
Elegant and Consequential Lady "I
won't go, except in a ladies' car; the regula
tions oblige you to have one, and you shall."
Accommodating Superintendent "Certainly,
madam, certainly. I'll order one immediately;
but that baby in your arms can't go in it,
madame. It must stay in the gentlemen's
car; it is a male."
AIARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Tfewt tea Firtt Page,
ALU AN AO FOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT.
Buk Bib ... 4 29 Moon nnwm ,,., 0'34
Hum bKT.......,7-ae i liiaK Watch.......... so
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
William O. Kknt, ")
Thomas E. Ashmkad, VMoMTKLY Ooxxmu
CHABLKS WjiULKB, J ,
HUVKHKHTS OF OCEAN irEAUERS
FOR AMERICA.
Propontls ..LIverpool...Philada ....
WMetropollsSoulliampton...New York.....
Jane 1
.June 6
low..uiugow..rsew York.,
Mellla...,.....LiverpooLPhllada...
Wm. Peun........London......ls'ew York.
Union......... Southampton... New York..
I)enmaik............Llverpool...New York.,
June 7
Juae 8
June 8
June 11
June 12
June la
Fulton .......... Uavre......New York...,
M-siorlao........Llverpool...liiiebec.......
Delaware..........LIverpool...Philada,...,
Russia .Llverpool...New York
CILv ot Dublin-... Liverpool... New York
.June 18
.June IS
.June 15
..June 15
Teuton!. liaml)urK,..Npw York............June 15
FOR KUKUrS.
O. of Cork,.........New Y"ork.Llverpool..
Ferula.-... IN ew Y ork...LI verpool.
Tarlla............Kew York... Liverpool..
VeBer...........ew YorkBremen..-.
C. ol BoBloo..New York...I.I verpool..
HamniODla..New York...Haniburg..
Perelre......OTOT.New Yorg Havre.
Jane 24
..Juue 26
....Jane 26
June 27
June 29
...June 29
June 29
June 29
June 29
Calecionla.OT..-.New York...Ulagow..
Achilles ..New York... Antwerp.......
O.of N.York New York... Liverpool .-..July
8
WABl WISH, JJUMiUWllVJ, A1U
Eagle..OT.OT...OT..New York...Uavana.,
...June 27
,.June 29
June 29
J.W. B.vermanPhllada.....Charle8tou
WyomlngOTOTPbllada......Savannah .....
Tioga N. Orleans...Phlladelphla,
uoe 29
G.'W ashingtonNew YorkNew Oneans..
,.June 29
Oct an Queen. .New York...AsplnwalL,
uiy 1
ii. Hndson....OT.Phllada.m.Havana.OT.
Ktarof tbeUnlon.Plillada..New Orleans.,
July 2
.July i
,July s
PloiieerOT....Phllada,w..Wllmlugton.,
StarsandStrinesPbilada. Havana
July i
Malls are forwarded by every steamer In the rei
Iff I
mar
lines, The steamers for or from Liverpool oall at
Queetistown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Oontl
pent ca 1 at Southampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Rtesmshlp Norman, Crowell, Boston, IL Wlnsor & Co.
Bchr Km ma Bacon, Case, Balem, Audenrled, Norton
A Co,
Bchr A. May, May, Boston, Wannemacher A Co.
bohr Mary K. Coyne, facemire. New .Bedford, Suffolk
Coal Co.
St'r Ann Eltnt, Richards, New York.W. P. Clyde & Co.
si r r . jranKiio I'lerson. Baltimore. A. u roves, jr.
Tug Thos. Jellerson, Allen, lor Baltimore, with a tow
ol barges, w. r. Clyde & co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
FteomshlD Jioman. Baker. 4(1 hours from Boston.
With indue, and passengers to It. Wlnsor A Go.
Miip xameriane, Curtis. 47 aayB irom uremen, witn
indue, and SU1 passengers to L. Westergaard & Co.
Had lour deaths and two births on the passage, sth
lust., on the Virgin Kocks, spoke fishing schrs May
Queen and Sarah Hill, of Orland. Me.: also, sour
Urupeshot, of Bucksport, Me., all weU, and requested
to ne reportea.
bchr Mary niuen.T nomas, 13 a ays rromisi. Jonn, jn.
B., with lumber to D. Trump, Bon A Co.
Bchr A. May, May. irom Boston, lu ballast to wan
nemacher A Co.
bchr M. Monroe. Monroe, from Rockland, with ice
to captain.
r-enr niary r joyue, xacemire, irom 11 ew Deuiuru,
In ballast to cop t a n.
bchr i. JtuiiHi, ix) ra, rrom Wilmington, jn. c, witn
lumber to D. Trump, Bon Co.
bchr V. A. Sawyer. Heed, irom Calais. Via Delaware
City, In ballast to captain.
bchr m. a. jueany, ciaxK, irom rwuauu, m umuwi
to captain.
bclir Emma Bacon, Case, from Boston, In ballast to
o.P'atn. , , , ,
benr J. n. marviii, wuumh, u.h tiuui o nuitx river,
with lumber to Bacon. Collins A Co,
bchr Metta Fierce, fierce, 1 aay irom Branaywine,
With corn meal to R. M. Lea & Co.
bleamer luas uower, xiouinson, 1 uuura irom jaew
York, with mdse. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Steamer Black Diamond. Meredith, 24 hours from
New. York, with mdse, to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Steamer K. N. Jsaircnua, i rout, z uuurs irota jsow
York, with mdse. to W. M. Balrd & Co.
Tug Lookout, Aiexanaer, irom uuiiimure, wuu a
tow or barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
MEM OKA NT) A.
Shin Athena, Waak. for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York yesterday.
chip AUmirau uaesioop, nence, at Bremen vm insh
hlilo Wvomiug. Burton, from New Orluaus lor Phi
ladelphia, was seen 4th InsU. lat. 42 40, ion. 45 10,
bteamsnip v irxiuia, ouyuer, tor ruiiauttipuitt,saiieu
from Norfolk end InsU
Barque Jenny. Henrico, lor Philadelphia, cleared at
New York yesterday.
Barque Danish Princess, Baker, hence, at Queens
town lutb luflU ,
Barque (J. Palmer. Yesmon, ior Philadelphia, cleared
at New York yesterday.
Brig Anua, Bruns, from Baltimore for Philadelphia,
BKl.ed irom llampton Roads 24th Inst.
bchr b. Washburn. Williams, hence, at Dlghton 23d
Instant. ., .. .
bchr W. Howe, rer 1'Uiiaaeipnia. saueuirom xiamp.
ton Koads24lh Inst.
b.hn wav oeat. YountT. and A. Pbaro. Bhourds.
for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence 22d Inst.
Schrs II. M. Baxter. 1. u. jnuier, iiu vbtiusuti,
hence, at New London 22d lust., the two last tor
Bbcli)?Marla. Fleming, hence, at Norwich 22d Inst.j
and sailed same day to return. .,,
bchr L. D. Small, 1 ice, uence, bv imuvprj inn unit.
ni.h i. a. Dannnhower.bheppard.iur Philadelphia.
sailed Irom Marblehead 22d loot.
Schrs A. Hugel, Jtooinson; ueii.vaiiura. nuiivuj ami
M. D. Cranmer, Craumer, heuue, at Newburyport list
Insiant. ...... , . .
Schrs J. II. WRinwrigut. oiurna, uu v, o. wabaira,
Price, hence, at Bouton 2tlh IiihI.
bchrs A. Downing. Taylor; J. M. Flanagan. Shaw; A.
Edwards, Somers; and Trade Wind. Corson, for Phila
delphia, sailed from Salem VIA lust.
Meamer isavt x oik, jaaisuaii, u"i Air.uun
2:t1 Inst. . . . ... ., . ,
Steamer w.u rierrepont, enropsnire, ior ruuuuei
phla, cleared at New York yesterday.
. NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The French Government has given notice that a
new light has been established. 6bii yards bU by K. '
K. from the present 11m lit on the potut Urouln du Cou,
at the entrance ol Pertuis Hreton.
The light 18 a dihu wuuu litob. viavaiea TO lem hhutb
it.a I.D1.I nr the sea. and 111 clear weather should be
seen from alstuuce of Jen ' m'es.
l ite lower la bout, ui.u, .uv, M .m , iu u. 4,
Ion 1 2 W. of Green wk'ti.
All bearings are magaetlo. Variation 20li degrees
westerly In is7. . . '
By command of their lordships. I
OKO. HENRY RICHARDS, TTydrOgrapher. r
Hydrographlo OUice, Admiralty, London, May 21, isaT
ininmiitlnn bu been received atthlsofTice
that Irom and alter the 1st day of August, lstff. the
Aiihtlmr FluBh Light ou Oaunet Rock, lu the Bay of
Kuiidy, win u i"vw
WI8uTo"seqnence of the arrangements to he made for
i.i-i iuiIuh the new apparatus ior the old oue. and
neclssary repaTrs to the lighthouse, the present light
wmJUiae to be shown from the night of Tuesday, the
mL dm ot July. lsOTuutll the nlKhtof Thursday, the
lit day ot August. 17, being the time flxedfor puttlug
",' ord""bl ln PW W"1V. BTTUBRICK. Chairman.
TreLury Department. Ollico Lighthouse Board.Wasu
Uigton.D.CMay 28.1t7.
ThM.ae be-durlng each
mlnuu-dxed white light. seconds: eclipse. 6 i
"oouds; flash. 4), seconds; eclipse, 4 (4 seoouds-totaf.
SHIPPING.
piiiuMinm ,HHnjioiii,
fpffs AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINK.
,-..L 2throtu4H A1RITNE TO THE SOU CU
AND WKbT.
TH ROUGH, Rl.CEIPTs TO NKWBERN.
Also, all point In North and South Carolina. Via
Feabnard and Roanoke Railroad, and to Lynchburg,
Va., Tennessee, and the Went, via Norfolk. Peters
burg, Booth-Hide Kallroad, and Richmond and Dan
ville Railroad.
The regularity, safety, and cheapness of this route
commend It to the public as the most desirable me
dium for carrying every description of freight.
No charge for comnj (salon, dreyage, or auy expense
Of transfer.
Steamship Insure at lowest rat, and leave regu
larly from ii ml wharl above Market street.
Freight received daily. WM p A co
No. 14 North and k-oulb Wharves.
W. P. rORTEU, Agent at Richmond aud City
Point.
T. P. CROW ELL A CO, Agents at Noifolk. 6 1
TfA TUB rHH.ADKI.MIIA A
U'C"bfi:'iiJtrTKi Mail k'lLiXihiifD iuiMi
b REGULAR LINE
IOKSVSSAHAl
TONAWANDA, SMI tone, Captain vni. Jennings,
W YOMINO, 840 tons. Captum Jacob Teal.
The steamship WYOMING will leave or the
abov port on sainrday, June 29, at 8.0'olock A. 11.,
from Arch street wharf. .
Until further notice, the TON AW ANDA will be
withdrawn, and the WYOMINU will make semi
monthly tripe, .
Through passage tickets sold and freight taken rot
all points In connection with theGeorgia Central Rail
road. WILLIAM L. JAMES, General Agent,
No. 814 8. Delaware avenue.
Agents at Savannah, Hunter A Ganimell. 14 1
THE PHILADELPHIA ARB
BOU1HERN MAIL STKAMsHIP COM;
B MM1ULA R SEMI-MONTHLY LINE,
rH RKW UKUiAMI) LA,
BTA R OF 1 H K UN 10N.1UJ6 tons. Cant. T. N . OOOkSOJ
JUNIATA, 1215 tons. Captain P. F. lloxle.
'1 IOOA, 1074 tons, Caplaiu J. J?. Morse.
Will leave this port every two weeks alternatiy,
touching at Havana returning, for freight aud pas
sei.Kerc. The STAR OF THE UNION will leave fer New Or
leans on Tuesday, July 2, at S o'clock A. M., Ixois
Pier 18 (second wharf u. u v Hpruce street).
The T1UUA wUl leave New Orleans lor this port
June 29.
Through bills of lading signed for freight to M o .
Oalvesloo, Natches, Vlcksburg, Memphis, Jimut
Cairo, bU Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
WILLIAM L. JAMKS.Ueueral Agent,
4 1J No. 814 B. Delaware avenue.
Agents at K ew Orleans, Creevy, Nlckeison ft Co,
TU THE PHILADELPHIA A Pi D
JjartROU'l HERN MAIL bTKAMbiilP COM-
'k"tt IIKOULAR SEMI MONTHLY LLXfi
toil M ILiniNUTON, N. fj.
The steamship PIONKKK. bi2 tons, captain J, Ben
nett, will leave tor the above port on Saturday, July
8, at S.o'clock A. M., from Pier 18 second whari below
fooruce street), .
Bills o Hading signed at throng .nd reduced rates
to all principal points in North Carolina.
Agents at V llmlngton, Worth A Daulel.
WILLLAM. L. JAMLS, General Agent,
41 . Ko. 814 6. Delaware avenue.
" ' NEW EXPRESS LIKE TO
fSPPf, Aleianarla, Georgetown, and Wasuiugton,
2atfMfemia ! via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal,
vuu connections at Alexandria Irom the most direct
route for Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxvllle, Nashville,
Dalton, and the Southwest.
Steamers leave regularly from the first wharr above
Market street.
1'reight received dally.
" WM. P. CLYDE A CO.,
No. 14 North aud South Wharves,
J. B. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown.
M. KLDKIDGU & Co., Agents at Alexandria, Vir
ginia. 61
OPPOSITION TO MOJfO-
POLY. DAILY LINK FOR BALTI
MORE, via Chesapeake and Dela
ware cauui.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Steamboat Com
pany, daily at 2 o'clock P. M.
The Steamers of this line are now plying regularly
between this port and Baltimore, leaving the second
wharf below Arch street dally at t o'clock P, M,
IHiindava Azcentedl.
Carylug all description of Freight as low as any
other line.
Freluht bandied with great care, delivered
promptly, and forwarded to all poluta beyond the
twrnilnii. IVvttflt nolumlltlilOlL
Particular attention paid to the transportarion of
all description 01 ALercnauaiae, ja.orses, carriages,
etc. etc.
For further information , apply to
JOHN D. RTJOFF, Agent,
5 16 No. IS N. DELAWARE Avenue.
irfffltJl HAY AHA STEAMERS.
civut. tmKiaiu r tr T two
CARRY IN O THE UNITED fall' AXES MAIL.
I'hs KLufAmHiil nA
HENDK1CK Ht)DBON............CAPTAUT HOWES
HTAjUS AND STKlPEa CAPTAIN UOLMKS
These Steamers will leave this port ior Havana
every other Tuesday at SlA. M.
The bteamahlp uunniucu. liuusua tuowra
Master), will sail lor Havana OU TUESDAY MORN-
jjnu, juiy x, ei o ciocK..
Passage to Havana, iso currency.
No ireight received after Saturday.
For Freight 0'rP'7ro0I( & B0N8,
Big No. 140 N. DELAWARE Aveuue.
fSTFAM TO IjI VERPOOL. CALL
7 ini ml uueeustown. The Inman Line,
?TTTT!7rTlT.i.vi,BPlilv.i:arrviuit the United States Malls,
RETURN TICKETS TO PARIS AND BACK. FIRST
ivci u iv. GOLD.
CITY OF CORK m....... Wednesday, June 26
CITY OF BOteiON saturaay, june2
rW'i'v iiw nrw YORK .Wednesday, July
CITY OF BALTIMORE. Saturday. July
CITY OF DUBLIN....-.-.. Wednesday, July 10
Ana each Bucceeuiug oniuruay nun t, cugju,
noon, fioiu Pier No. 4o North River.
' RATES OF PASSAGE . ,
By the mall steamer sulllug every Baturaay,
Payable lu Gold. 1 Payable in Currency.
First Cabin lu Steerage IjiO
To Louuon............. iii iu
To Paris- .....11 To Paris 4o
Passage by the Weduesuay Steamers: First Cabin,
llo; Steerage, ISO. Payable In U. S. currency.
passengers aibo lurwarueu iviinviv, uwuutuu
nien, etc., at moderate rates.
Steerage passageirom jiverpo" or ucousiunu,
currency, Tlcktui can De uouguw ueio uy yeuuiu
bending for their Irieuds.
For Tuxther lulormation apply at the Company's
OUice. JOHN U. DALE, Ageut,
U IO JJUWAD VY A A Ale (
8 7j oryp. 411 CliKaiMUT iSt.t Piillaatflphla.
&FFK PAS8AUE TO ABU r UU3I
-T 11. 1-1?- GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
. " ., rr . l 1 1 r n 1 vuu.ir tun njri; L' i
AT Kl..mx,'ED KATES.
DRAFTS A VAILABLETHROUG1IOUT ENGLAND
Tuvr ivn ucik'lT.iMl 1 Mk Uf A I .l.'.-!
For particulars 'apply to '
TAPSCOTTS, BROTHERS A CO
No. 86 SOUTH Street, and No. 2S BROADWAY,
11 Or to THOS. R. SEA RLE, No, 217 WALNUT St.
vnn wkw york. via nr. I. A.
p$t. ware and Rarltan Canal.
tj 1. 1.? press Steamboat Company Steam Pro-
mT. n B ... 1 1 fV.... .ire., uliu.l hul.tui Murlfut
street. Through 111 twenty-four hours. Goods lor
warded to all points, North, East aud West, free ol
commlHSlon.
Frtlkhts received at the lowest rates,
1 WM.P. CLYDE A CO.. Agents,
No. 11 south Wharves.
JAMES HAND. AgenJ.
No. 104 Wall street, New York. 1 1 tf
mx?t FOR NEW YORK. SWIFTSURB
-T 'k'rrf-Transportation Company
Despatch
rand Swlfisure Lines, via
Deiawart
sua Rarltan Canal, on and after the 15th of March,
leaving daily at 12 M. aud 6 P. M., connecting wltta
all Nortliern aud Futteru lines.
For freight, which will be taken upon acoommoda.
tin, term, pply WILLIAM M. BArHI) 4
1 1 No. m S. DELAWARE Avenue.
TO BHIP CAPTAfNfl AND OWNERS.
.The undersigned having leased the KEN-
biisu'lON SCREW DOCK, begs to Inform his friend,
and the patrons of the Dock that he Is prepared with
increased facilities to accommodate those having ves
sels to be raised or repaired, aud being a practical
ship-carpenter and caulker, will give personal atten
tion to the vessels entrusted to him for repairs,
Captainsor A gents, Ship-Carpenters, and Machinists
having vessels to repair, are solicited to call.
Having the agency for the sale of " Wetteratedt't
Patent Metallic Composition" for Copper palut, foi
the preservation or vessels' bottoms, for this city, I am
urepared to lurntsn the name ou reusouaole terms.
V V JOHN H. HAMMITT.
' Kensington Screw Dock,
1 DELAWARE Aveuue, above Laurel street,
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS DPTHE RIVER.'
The splendid steamboat JOHN A.
makes dally Afternoon Excursions to
Burlington and Bristol, stopping at Rlverton, Torres
dale. Andalusia, and lievorly. each way. 'these
excursions leave I'lliSHMT strkep wiiark at
2 o'clock in the A Iter noon. Returning, leave Bristol
at 4 o'clock. arriving lu theclty at o clock p. M.
FAKE Excursion, 40 eta. Each way,a5o. ( ia 8m
Rmi ii YLKILU Steamers leave Fair
luuuut 1'aik liool of Coates ftreet),
EVEKY HALF HOUR,
FOR LAUREL HILL CEMETERY,
INI)
TTim VAT TO Ob' hCHOYLKILL.
First boat leaving Falrmouut at 7'iO A. M.i last boat
at ti'tt P. M Last boat leaving Falls of Schuylkill at
6 S6 P. M
6tnu
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWAKK MUTUAL 8AFKTY IN9U
RA N CK COM P A N Y, Incorporated by the Legis
lature 01 1'ennayivauia, jw
Office, B. E. corner of THIRD an d WALNUT Streets
rnuvMiMiiiniit,
MARINE INSURANCTS
on vessels, cargo and freight, to all parts ol the world.
INLAND INSURANCES
on goods by river, canal, lake, and land carriage, to
an vuwvi turn viii.Mi,
FI KK INSURANCES
On merchandise generally.
on stores, Dwelling 1 our, em
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
Nnvemhpr 1. lHtiti.
tlOO.000 TJnlled states 6 Per Cent Loan,
1871 im.coo-oo
120,000 United Stales Per Cent. Loan,
18M - - 13,8O0-0O
200,000 United Males 7H-IU Per Cent.
loan, Treasury Notes. - 211,500' 00
126,000 City of Philadelphia S Per Cent.
Loan (exempts) 12.562'M
R4.000 State of Pennsylvania S Per
. Cent. Loan 84,7O0,OO
M.000 r-tate of Pennsylvania i Per
lent. Lob n - 44,62000
60,000 State ot New Jersey Six Per
Cent, Ian..- 60,750O0
20,000 Pennsylvania Maiiroau, ins
Mnrtcrafr. f w Pap CenL.
Bonds - - aO.800-00
26,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 2d
Mortgage, biz Per Cent. Bonds 24,2&0'00
ZB,uve westeru Pennsylvania itau-
road Slz Per Cent. Bonds
I PpnnivlVAtiiA Tl i I rnA.fl tr it mm
rantees) .. 0,750"00
80,000 Stale ol Tennessee Five Per
Cent. Loan 18,000"00
7.000 Stata nl 'lolineaana Kir Per
Cent. Loan.- 40-00
16,000 800 bbnres Stork of German
town Gas Company (principal
and Interest guaranletd by
the city of Philadelphia).. M,0O00t.
7.150 14X Ml. IrM Mlnflr nf Pt.lin.vlVA.
nia Railroad Company S.25S-2S
6,000100 bbures Stock ol North Peun-
sylvanla Railroad Company. 8,BJ0'0O
"20.000 SO bliares Stock of Phlladel-
v.li I a nttfl i4r.nl h.vn M ftll
Steamship Company SO.tKXCOO
105.900 Loans on Bonds and Mortgage, ,
1st Liens on City Property 196,900 00
11.046,000 par.
Market value. 1,070,2S075
Cost. I1.(iHIi.&u2'OJ.
Real Estate 86,00000
Bills receivable for lusurauues
made XlfiSJ-iO
Baiauce due at agencies. pre
miums on Marine Policies,
A n.i r, , .. inl.vut . it ail ) , 11 ,
debis due to the Company...... 88,923'90
scrip and Stock of sundry Insu-
vnnMa .ml Alt. a. ,1, .111.. iu.
. I178. Estimated value 2,98O'O0
Cash In Bank............tSll,102"2S
Cuh In llr.uur 147'll
41.540-00
tioT.renn
This being a new enterrrlse. the Par
is assumed
to me uiarsei. value.
Thomas C Hand,
John C. Davis,
Edmund A. bonder,
Theophllus Paulding,
John R. Penrose,
Samuel E. Stokes,
jienry eioan,
William u. Bonlton,
Qwira uarungton.
H. Jones Brooke,
Edward Lalourcade,
Jacob P.Jones,
James B. Mck'arland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Spencer. Mcllvalne,
J. B. bemple, Pittsburg,
A. B. Berger. '
D.T.Morgan. '
Ueorice W. Bernardoa.
James 1 raqnair,
Henry C. Dallett. Jr..
James O. Hand,
V) imam c. Ludwlg,
Joseph H. Seal.
George G. Lelper,
xiugu LTBlg,
John D.Taylor,
Jacob Rlegel, .
THOMAS
tl HAND. PresUlenU
JOHN C. DAVIS. VliB-Prasldent.
Hitrkv Lvt.bi'bn, Secretary. 1 8
1829cnARTER PERPETUAL.
Fianklin Hrc Disurance Co.
or Philadelphia,
OFFICE:
SOS. 488 AND 4S7 CUESSTJT STH. EE
ASSETS OK JANCABT 1, II
)t,103.14'13.
Capital .
4oo,nno-
Accrued Sumlus 4S,71S-Sti
rremluuil...H........... M..l,20t).4iCl'15
UNSETTLED CLAIMS, INCOME FOB IS6S,
r-".4Sl'18 eo.uuu.
JLOSSES PAID SINCE 1880 OTKO
9S.BO9.O0O.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms
DIRECTORS.
Cnarles N. Bancker
George Falea,
Tobias Wagner,
Allrea titter,
Francis W. Lewis, M. D.
Peter McCall,
'I'bomas Sparks.
Samuel urani
George W, Richards
Isaaoliea,
CHARLES N
BANCKER, President.
GEORGE X ALES. VlCe-ITWBlUenl,
J. W.
MCALLISTER. Secretary pro tern. 81 U231j
JAKE
A LIFE POLICY
B R O OK L Y N
LIIEIKSTJEANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YOUK.
OFFICE:
N. E. Cor. SEYtJiTU and CUESNUT.
E. B. COLTON,
S23
6ENKRAL AOENT.
pK(
K0T1DEM LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
i lllJ. Ji .u,
Ko. ill South IOURTH Street,
INCORPORATED 8d MONTH 2V!d, 1865.
I API'1 AL. tlfiO.000. PAID IN.
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by 5,
10, or u year 1'remiums, ttou-ioneuure.
Annuities granted on lavorahle terms,
ti o. ... ij,.iu.iuu. ?iiillreii'a Endowments.
This Company, while giving the insured the security
of a paid-up Capital, will divide the entire prolita of
mi ......... nt lntertst. and uaid on demand.
Authorized by charter to execute Trusts, and to act
as Executor or Aumimsiraior, .hii v
u,,rt in oihr litluciary capacities, under appointment
ol auy Court of this Commonwealth, or uy person or
persons, or ouuiea
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY.
1 1 J, l L l.n.i' 1 . . ,
T. W1STAR BROWN,
W. C LONUSTRETH,
WILLIAM HACKER,
. . ... ik. OV TT A TWO
JObllUA U. MUH1US,
RICHARD WOOD,
RICHARD CADfcRY
i COFFIN.
oiviTi'I. R-RlUPI.kY. ROWLAND PARRY,
Frenlileut. Actuary.
WM. O. LONG8TRETH, Vice President.
.riNuwiK'i'i h. M D.. J. R. TOWN3END.
?; Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser.
TTIBE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. TH B
II PENNSYLVANIA FIRE UKSUltAHtA w
PA NY Incorporated lt'z5 Charter Perpetual No.
.... wiT iviiT HimM. nnnoslta lndeDendeuoe Square.
This Company, favorably known to the oommuuiiy
.. ".,. Jura nmiLimies to insure analmt loss
or damage by lire on Public or private Buildings,
elller permanently or for a limited time. Also, on
Furniture, Slocks of Goods, and Merchandise geue-
W?.n. ".?.r, 1 with a larse Surplus Fund.
Is Invested ln the most careiul manner, which enables
thtm to out r to me msureu w uuwu.w awu...
the case oi loss.
Daniel Smith, Jr.,
John Deverenx,
Thomas Smith,
Henry Lewis,
J. Ullllnguaiu Fell.
Alexander liemon,
TuHucliay.lehurst. .
Thomas Rohblns,
liovtlnl TT.Hfinplc. Jr.
,.Niki,hM ITU. Jn.. President
Wii.t.iam G. CroWKLL. Secretary. 8 So
)H(ES1X INSURANCE COMPANY OF
fcoffltoMABTXB PETtPpUAL:
NoTil!4 WALNUT Street, opposite .the Exchange.
.....ii...... i.. MiKiNis ana iisiajj inautv
. iri- ,i,iM 'miiHiv lnsnres Irom loss or damage by
FIRE 'for liberal terms on buildings, merchandise,
furniture, elo , lor limited periods, aud permanently
on. . r. I., w. nneratlon for more
thin SIXTY YEARS, during which all losses have
been promptly adjusted ana paia.
John I Hodge. i I-awrence Lewis, jr.
M. B. Mahony,
John T. Lewis,
William H. Grant,"
Itolierl W. Learning,
D. Clark Wharton,
Benjamin Etllng,
Thomas H. Powers,
A. R. Mcllenry,
Edmund Castlllon,
I.ouls t:. in orris.
' JOHN WUCHERER, Presideut.
BamCJL Wiloox Stcrelary,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
N8U RAMCC COMPANY
i . . ,' OF p
NORTH AMERICA.
OFFICE, No. 282 WALNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA
INCORPORATED 1794. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CA PITA I., 9900,000.
AftftETS, lAHtARY , 1ST, 9170S,7aS.
IKftl'BFN MRI!r, fHl.ANI TTR AMSPOB
IA11UK AMl IkK BISKS,
niziiur-i)iiB
Arthnr CofllDt UfHrrn I HwrlaoD.
Samuel W. Jones,
John A. Brown.
Francis R. Cone.
Edward IL Trotter,
Edward S. Clarke,
William Cuuimings,
T.Charlton Henry,
Alfred D. Jessup,
John P. White.
Charles Taylor,
Anibrose White,
Richard D.Wood,
William Welsh.
B. Morris Wain,
jonn Mason,
IOiiis C. Madeira.
ARTHUR G. 4il.'VlM vliidtiL
Craklks Piatt, secretary.
WILLIAM BUKH I.KR. Harrlnbnnr. P. . Oentra
Agent lor the State of Pennsylvania. 1 2ft
QIEARD FIRE AND MARINliJ
INSURANCE COMPANY,
(No. 639)
H. E. C0E. CUESKUl AND BEVENTH 8TS.
PRIIJMT.1.PRIA.
CAPITA!. AND HUHPJLUM OTtB 300,000
IHCOJTIK IPH 1SOO, 91VS.S84.
Losses PsJd and Accrued lh 1S9C,
47.000
Of which amonnt not t00 remain onpnldal thlsdat
liv,ooii,0ow of property has been Successlully insured
by thin company In thirteen years, and Eight Hun
dred Losses by i Ire promptly paid.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Craven.
suae Yerkxa, jr.,
Alfred S. Olllett,
N. S. Lawrence,
Charles I, IHipont,
Henry F. Eeuney.
fnrman stieppara,
Thomas MacEellar,
John Snpplee,
John W. Clagborn,
josppn ft
app, Jn. II.
THOMAS CRAVEN. President
A. B. GILLETT, Vice-President.
JBilaiwI JAMES B. A LVORD, Secrete
ENGINES. MACHINERY, ETC.
GOLD'S IMPROVED
PATENT LOW SX13A.3I
AND ' ' ' '
HOT WATER APPARATUS,
FOB WARMING AND VENTILATING
WITH P1JBE EXTEBN AIU AIB.
Also, the Approved Cocking Apparatus,
THE AMERICAN KITCHENls
On the European plan of heavy castings, durability
and neatness of construction.
Suitable tor Hotels, Public Institutions, aud the better
class oi rrivate xtesiuenoea.
Also, Agents for the sale ot
SPEARMAN'S FATENT SAFETY VALVE,
Which should be connected witn every water back
and boiler, and URLb J: lino
PATENT ARCHIMEDEAN VENTILATOR.
union STEAM AND WATER HEATING COMPANY.
JABEfl P. WOOD k CO.,
HO. 41 SOUTH rOTJBTO STREET.
B. M.
FELT WELL, Superintendent - 4 28 3a
QOILER EXPLOSIONS
GUARDED AGAINST BY USING
V
SHAW & JUSTICE'S
MEBCUBT COLV9IN UAES AND LOW
WATER KIOHALS,
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
141m PIIILIP S. JCNTICE,
HO. 14 HOBTU FIFTH MTM PIIIJLA.
Shops SEVENTEENTH snd COATES Streets.
gTEAM BOILER EXPLOSIONS
CAN BE PBETENTED BY VSINO
ASIICBOFT'S
LOW WATER DETECTOR
PKICE ISO, APPLIED.
AUG. S. BATTLES,
BOLE AGENT FOR PENNSYLVANIA,
7tt SO. HOBTU SIXTH ST BEET
PENN bTEAM NGJNB AD
.BOILER WORKS. NEAFIE A LEVY.
1RACT1CAL AND THEORETICAL ENOINEEH8,
MACHINIS1B, BOILER MAKERS, BLAOB -
SMITHS, and FOUNDlftRS, having for many yeurs
been in successiui vperabiou. uiu uwu exuiusiveiy.
engaged In building and repairing Marine and River
Engines, higu anu low-pressure, irou cuunrn, water
Tanks, Propellers, etc. etc, respectfully oiler the r
services to the public as being fully prepared to con-
tract for engines of all sites, Marine, River, and
stationarv: havlnK sets of patterns of different slsos,
are prepared to execute orders with quick despatch. :
Kvery oeecription oi paueru-iuaaiug uuuis m tue
shortest notice. High and Low-pressure Fine,'
Tubular, and cylinder Boilers, of the best Pennsyl
vania charcoal iron. Forglugs of all sizes and kludt;
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions; Roll
Turning, Screw Cutting, and All other work connected
witn me aoove ousineaa. i
lirawinirs and soeciflcatlons for nil work dona
at the establishment free of charge, and work guar
The'subscribers have ample wharf-dock room fbi
repairs of boats, where they can He ln perfect saiety ,
aud are provided with shears, blocks, hUla, eto. elo ,
for ranting neavy or ugut wo'e"rn
ACOB a NEAFIB1.
S21J
BEACH and PALMER Streets.
, VAVHAM MXaKIOK, WILLIAM H. MBBBIOX
i OL'TIIWABK i'OUNUltY, FIFIII ASD
W ASltLNUTON streets,
rnujoiu.rnu.
MERRIi K fc SONS,
ENGTNEEItS AND MACHINISTS.
mannfaclure High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
tor Laud, River, aud Marine service.
Boilers, Uasometers, tanas, iron uoais, eto.
Castings of all kinds, either iron or brass. '
iron Frame Roofs lor Gas Works, Workshops, and
Railroad Stations, etc. .........
Retorts aud Oas Machinery, of lb latest and most
improved construction. ,."
Every description ot Plantation Machinery. nd
sugar, Saw, and Orlst Mills. Vacuum Paus, Open
biram Trains, Defecators, . jimji., -iuupuui AO'
'.0e8le. . w mllpni'. Patent Snnr TtnlllriF
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, ana
Asniuwall A Woolsey'S Patent CenlrUugal Sugar
Draining Machine.
Su
BUlDliOliUttU MACUIilli wuium
OFFICE,
. i. l . . kj 'ii L r r T7T.
mil.AUKLPUIA,
We are prepared to till orders to uy extent for on ,
well-known .
HACHiNERi run " ' ' iua wuuuj"i
MILLS,
including all recent Improvements In Carding, Bpln
ulng, and W eaving.
We invite the atutntlon ot manufacturers to oar ex
tensive works. . '
1 Xl,t BED JKWai nv..
PATENT WIRE WORK
FOB RAILINGS, B1oijf R'PARTrTIOOT,
COAL SCREENS, FOU RDRLNIEB WIRES, EI t
. ... ..I I, m
Kofil N SIXTH Street.
in sm
A-iO ARCH STREET. -OA
J ) 1 L Cl I A N DELI E US,
ETC.-V A N ii I It K A I J "p."'.' i
GAS FIXTURES,
ZE BTATUAKY,'
eMpeotfuliy til ect
the public gene
lHiCu,"w?iieedBoMMulshed flxinres reftnlshed with
l" uu " VAN KIRK A CO.
mi umuii i - A ei,.ant aoriment oi uam
KxMl"RES l'H?NDELTERS.and ORNAMENTAL
K toly K WAltts. '1 'hose wlBhli.g ban.lhome and
BltON.E Tj,,,,!.. at very reahouable prluea,
"'?rc"S.l,,i? ,SClr naVsStTgi to give u. . call before
AMUSEMENTS.
N
EW CUESNUT STREET TUEAIBE.-t.
WILLIAM T,. PINNA Co ....Lessee
x nil) Am avanism, junexo,
44RANI) GALA NIOU T
THE B,NEh'IT OF
the Families and Firemen who su flared by the 1st
clnHf
or THIS
AMKRTCAN Tlf TCATRTC.
The TBdl.s and Uentli men named In this establish .
ment bave kindly volunteered
THEIR HKKVICm
THE THEATRE AND OAS TENDERED BY Tlifl
A FULL AND COMPLETE ORCHESTRA,
1 nilerC. M. HKICHAKT.
The rerformaiice will consist of tbelbeaatlful riay
In four acts, .milled .
DEBORAH, THR JEWESS.
CHILE RUSH '
will make her first appearance In three years.
OIWPllVK 111 K Utl I U1T -v
DEliOKAH. THE JEWESS. . ,
fnrenr.,... ThomaS McKeon
ll,.nn. ,,,,,,, , ,,, ,, n H- A. Lnngdori
Jieborab hixs oecue Knsn
SI aria ......i.. M las L. Cooper
Treasurer John Stliumel
Doorkeepers. Ollluer. Ushers. All volunteer their
services on this occasion.
Prices of admission as nstial. '
NOTE. Ladles and Gents In the itove cast are r-
euesled to be at Rehearsal on wkunkhua y MUHiN.
INU.at 11 o'clock. Also, the Ladles of the regulat.
Ballet. M41 WM. K, SINN ttt CO., Managers.
"MEW CIIESNOT STREET THEATRE.
XN E1UDAX EVENING, June M, , ,.f
BENE SIT
' TTW All) Olf THK ' ' '
BUFFER ER8 BY THE BURNING . OF THB
AMERICAN TllKAllUt,
IN Ihll KNSE U1LL.
Pe posters on Friday morning. IMit 1
p ALNUT 6TREET THEATRE, N. E.'
4Jor. NINTH and WALNUT Begins at 8.
LAST NIGHTS OP MR. JKFFE 1WON,
who Will make THIS (Wednesday) EVENING an'
ONLY APPEARANCE
In bis brilliant personation of
DR. panuloxs, Li v., ana
First appearance In Philadelphia of the gifted 100. rig
artist, from the principal English Theatres,
jnrt, tiiAniibs YiBi'Muurt,
Only performance ot Coleman's grand Comedy ot , r
'1HE UEIK AT LAW.
Dr. PsngloS.,.M... .Mr. JOSKPH JBFFERBON;
Dick D0WlaS.......Alr. CUARLF4 VANU1SB Ii O r IT
Cicely Miss SUSAN DENIM
jaay uuoeriy H mrs, w.A.vnArnLu
THURSDAY OUR AMERICAN COUHIN.
FRIDAY Farewell Benelit of Mr. JEFFERSOX,'
when he will revive RIP VAN winkle.
MR8. JOHN DREW'S ARCH - STREET
THEATRE. Begins at S o'clock. . .
iourtd: week of g. l. fox, c. k. fox. ano
'i nuura.
MONDAY AND EVERT NTQHT. '
REVIVAL OF O. L, FOX'S PAN XOMXME,
JACK AND GILL, .
with Us GRAND TRICKS, '.
BEAUTIEUL BCJKINKHY, UIO.
G. L. FOX as..i...m., Jackadaw Jacolatlon
C. R. r ua as urispntuence uiu
previous wuicn, a ixjmeuieun. '
A GRAND JACK AND GILL MATINEE for FanV
lies ana Children. ,
BIERSTADT'8 LAST GREAT PAInTINQI
THE DOMES OF THE GREAT YO-SEMITE,
now on exhibition,
daV AND EVENING,
In the southeast Gsnery or toe
ACADEMY Uf XlSXXi AMD,
ts Stf
EW ELEYENTH STREET OPERA H0Cav
ELEVFN'IH Street, above CHKNNUT,
liE FA MILT BUOBT" J
OPEN I OK TUB aJKAMO?T.
(lARAIHUSS A IIIKKV'g 1 1 M M I At RLSi.'
the Ureal Star Troupe of the World, In tbelr GRAN
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, BONOS, DANCES, NE
BliKLAbQUlSSi sua rtiAn iAiiUA BurnutA
DOO.S open M7 0 C1OCK. iximmenoing at s o ciooa
880 J. U CARNCROSS, Manager.
TJ 0! FOR SMITH'S ISLAND I FHE8H ALJ
rl -HEALTIFCL St ENERY HEALTHFll
EXERCISE THE BATH ENTERTAXNMJNTO
THE A Eel BIND. a . ,
V UK MARY LAKEMKVKK ' '
respectfully lulorms her Irlenda and the pnbllo gen
rally, lhat she will open the beautiful Island Pleasure
Ground known ?w,.
Hjui in o ioijaaii
on SlSOAi next, ntro one mum n w uuhi
and enjoy witn ner ute ueiignw oi uus Yuriw muim
mer resort ' Me
REMOVAL.
E M JO V A' LL
Late No, 1012 Chesnot street, bave removed their .
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS
lo Ho. 1103 CHKSMUT STREKT,
UP STAIRS.
4 20 3M
QAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
The Fidelity Insurance, Trnst and Safe
Peposlt Coraiiaay, for XWxm Saf
Keepln K ' llonde, Stocks, a4
Utbor Valuables.
CAPITAL , .$900,000
- SIBKCTORS. .....
N. B. BP.OWNE, EDWARD W. CLARTT,
CLARENCE H. CLARK, ALEXANDER HENRY
JOHN WEIiU, B. A. CALDWELL,
J. UILL1NGHAM FELL. I HENRY C. GIBSON.
CHARLES MACA LEISTER. . '
Office ln the Fire proof Building of the Philadelphia
National Bank, CHJbNUT Street above Fourth.
This CVimpany lecelves on deposit, and GUARAN
TEES THE SAFE KEEPING OJ VALUABLES
upon the following rales a year, vis.:
Coupon Bouds.......... .. .. per 11000
Registered Bonds aud Securltlea..60 oents per siooo
Gold Coin or Bulllon....u....M...l'2ft per iioa
Silver Coin or Bull ion..,.n..UM-...2 per ia
Cold or Silver Plate . 1 per I0
Cash Boxes or small tin boxes of Bankers, Brokers,
Capitalists, etc., contents unknown to the Company,
and liability limited, -2i a year.
The Company oilers for RENT (renter exclusively
holding the key) SAFES INSIDE ITS VAULTS at
SiO, , (40, f60i and I7B a year, according to slxe ana
location.
Coupons and Interest Collected for one per cent.
Interest allowed on Money Deposits. -This
Company is authorized to receive and execute
Trusts of every description,
wsimwlrp N. B. BROWNE, President,
robkbt Pattkbsok. Secretasy and Treasurers
CCLTCN DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
OBieiHATOBB OF THE NITBOUS OXIDE!
3AS,
- Extract Teeth without pain or auy 111 effects.
OFFICE, HO. 737 WALBJUT STREET,
6 7ws3m Below Eighth, Phlladelp his,
3 L A T E MANTEL 3.
SLATS MANTELS are nnsnrpassed lor Durability
Beauty, trength. and Cheapness.
SLATE MANTELS, and Slate Work Generailj
made to order.
J. B. KIMES A CO.,
8 12 em Nos S12S and U28 CHEbNUT Street J
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OBN EXCHANQB
' BAG MANUFACTORY.
JOB N T. R A I L E Y A O a, .
KKMOVID TO
N. JL Corner of MARKET and WATER Streets,
rniladelphia.
DEALERS IN B AUS AND BAGGING
of everv Description, for
Grain, Flour, bam Super-Phosphato or Lime, Bona
Large and small Y B AM ooMUntly on hand.
Johm T. BAH icr.
Jambs Casoadbw."
titttt inin dttta Bncniinnia
C( 2" BANDAOK INSTITUTE, No. 14 .
ninth Street, above Market. B. a.
EVERETT, after thirty v ears' practical ex per lence,
suarautees the skilful adjustment of his Premium
patent Uradnatlng P reran re Truss, aud a variety of
others. Supporter, Elastic Stockings, Should c
Braces, Crutches, Suspenders, eto. . Ladles' apart,
dents conducted by a Lady, S'Aij
A1
LEXANDER O. CATTELL & CP,,'
PRODUCE COM M1SS!1 ucnunAHlli
No. its NORTH WHARVES .
K0. tl NORTH WATER STREET, j
PHILADELPHIA. ' -'
ALEXAWTIgB 8. CiTTtLL, U'l UtalAK 8. CATTV
COTTON AHD FLAX, - ' L '
BAIL DOCK AND OAWVA8,
Ql ii oumben and brand
TeBt Awning, Trunk, and Wagon Oover Duok. AlaJ
Paper Manulacturers' Drier Felta, from one tOMVS
'"IVVrmaVS co.. '
. - "v"'", '. Ho. lus J ON KB Allay.
ItlVY WELLS-OWERS OP PROPERTY
The only aoTXo r Privy Well cleaned aQ I,
dislniecMMl at ver u." P"" , A ymrnoN,
Manufacturer of Poudretta,
110) GOLDSMITH'S HAXX,LLB11ABY Street,
8Du UbtU wucutTCj ubvwonij.