THE DAILY EVEKING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 18C7. the riiEsiDExrs message. , Washikotoh, July 15. Tha following i the message transmitted to-dny, addressed to the Sen ate of the United States: I transmit herewith reports from tbe Seeretary ci War and the Attorney General, containing the information called for by the resolution of the 8u ate of the 3d mutant, re Questing the President to commnnlcate to the Senate oopiee of all order. In atrncilone, circulars, letters, or letter of advice leaned to tbe respective military officers assigned to the command of the several military districts under the act passed March 8, lMt7,entltled "An act to provide for tbe more efficient government of the rebel states, and the act supplementary thereto," passed March 23, 1M17; also copies of all opinion! given to him by the Attorney General of the Uni ted Statee, tonchlng the construction and Inter pre tatlon of said acts, and of all correspondence rela. ting to the operation, construction, or exeoutlon of aid acta that may have taken place between him self and any of said commanders, or between him and the General of the army, or. between the latter and any of tbe said commanders tonchlng the same anbjecls; also copies of all orders issued by any of aid commanders in carrying oat the provisions of aid acts, or either of them: also that he inform the (Senate what progress has been made in tbe matter of registration under said acts, and whether the am of money heretofore appropriated for carrying them oat is probably sufficient. In answer to that portion of the resolution which inquire whether tbe anm of money here tofore appropriated for carrying these acta into e fleet Is probably sufficient, reference is made to tbe accompanying report of tbe Secretary of War. It will be seen from that report that the appropria tion of 8.(),MH) made in the act approved March 3d, 1H7, for the purpose of carrying into effect the act to provide for the more efficient government of tbe rebel States, passed March 2, 187, and the act supplementary, passed March 23, 1W, ba already been expended by tbe commanoer of tbe general military districts, and that in addition tbe sum, of $1,645,277 1 required for present purposes. It u exceedingly difficult at tbe present time to estimate the probable expeuse of carrying into full effect tbe two act of March last and the bill which passed the two Honses of Congress on the l.'lih mst. If tbe existing government ol the ten States of tbe Union are to be deposed, and their entire machinery placed under the exclusive control and authority ot the respective dis trict commanders, all the expenditures Incident t0 'he administration of inch Governments mast necessity be Incurred by tbe Federal govern jnent. It 18 believed that, In addition to tbe two million one hundred thousand dollar already ex pended or estimated for, tbe sum which will be re quired for tbe purpose would not be les than fourteen millions of dollar tbe aggregate amount expended prior to tbe rebellion in the admin istration of these respective government by the ten State embraced In the provision ot these acts. Tbe sum would no doubt be considerably augmented if the machinery of these States is to be operated by the Federal go vernment, and would be largely increased If the United States, by abolishing the existing State government, should become responsible for lia bilities incurred by them before the rebellion In laudable efforts to develop her resources, and In nowiee created lor insurrectionary or revolution ary purposes. The debts of the?e States thus legitimately in curred, when accurately ascertained, will, it is believed, approximate a hnndred millions of dol lars, and they are held not only by our own citi. zens, amoDg whom are residents of portion of the country which have ever remained loyal to the Union, but by persons who are the subjects of foreign governments. It ia worthy the considera tion of Congress and the country whether, If the Federal government, by action, were to assume each obligations, so large an addition to oar pab llo expenditures would not seriously impair the credit of tbe nation; or, on the other band, whether the refusal of Congress to guarantee the payment ot the debt of these States, after having displaced or abolished their State governments, would not be viewed a a violation of good faith and a repu diation by the national Legislature of liabilities Which these State had justly and legally inonrred. (Signed) Andbbw Johnson. 'Washington, D. C, July IS, 1867. The documents communicated give the opinions of the Attorney General heretofore published and the estimates for carrying into effect the re construction acts. It appears from the reports of General Schofleld, commanding the First Military District, that tbe number of civil officers ap pointed by him is forty, ot whom seventeen were justices of the peace, twelve constables, three commissioners of revenue, one alderman, one mayor, of Abingdon, one deputy sheriff, one pur veyor and three overseers of the poor. All the ap pointments were to fill vacancies occasioned by death or resignation or removal from the distrlat. A special order of General Sickles on the 13th. of Jane show that he rave permission to the mana gers of the Georgia State Lottery for the benefit of the widows and orphans of Free Masons, to open an office In Charleston, S. C, for the sale of shares or tickets In the same, bat that on the 23d ol Jane, In consideration of the views of Governor Orr, that permission was revoked. The correspondence from the Third district shows, in addition to what has already been pub lished, that on the 7th of April General Pope wrote to General Grant, asking his view of the status of officers of the rebel army paroled at the . termination of tbe war. He desired to know whether the parole still holds good, or whether it had been set aside by any proclamation of the President! He asked the question because he wished to know what action he ought to take against rebel officers thus paroled who may actually and openly counsel the people of his dis trict to resist tbe exeuutlon of the Reconstruction act. General Pope gave as his opinion that the provision of their parole which requires them to return to their homes and to obey the laws, also requires that they refrain from inciting others to neglect or resist the laws of tbe United States, and General Pope asked whether an attempt on their part to keep np the dilllculty, and prevent tbe settlement of tbe southern question in accordance witn me recent action of Congress, was not In -Violation ot their parole. To this letter, on the 13th of April, Gen. Grant repnea: "Your views on tbe obligation of a parole are In Binci accoruance witu my own." It appears from the correspondence of the Fourth district, among other things, that on the loth of last May, at the time the rec onstruction question was before the Supreme Court, tbe Secretary of war teiegrapnea to ueuerai (jra that the Hon, KODert j waiaer, in his argument before that court, bad represented, first, that he (Gen. Ord) had dispersed tbe Legislature of Arkansas, and had seized and taken from tbe treasury the pnbllo moseys and records, the property of the State: and second, that be threatened also to do the same or similar acts in respect to the Legislature, pnbllo lands and property of Mississippi. The Attorney General deBlred to know the tacts with reference to these allegations, in order that he might meet them in court on tbe folio wins: dav. General Ord replied at leiiitih. enclosing r.nnins of his correspondence with Governor Murphy of arinuau, ana staling nis ac'ion concerning otu cers in that State. It appeals from this corresnon dence that, on the 15th of April, General Ord did direct that tbe Legislature ot Arkansas should not meet in j my, to which time they had adjourned Hesayshedid this because the Legislature pro posed tben to sit as a court of impeachment for trying two of the State Judges, and he did not think it would conduce to good order to allow that Le. glslature to take jurisdiction and try the accused. one of whom he believed to be a loyal man, who would be tried mainly tor the reason that he had attempted, in his judicial capacity, to protect loyal xnen from being tried by disloyal men. , It also appears that General Ord directed the removal or suspension from office of the State. Treasurer of Arkansas, because he was not eligible under the Third section cf the proposed constitu tional amendment, and because he had informa tion that the Treasurer would Improperly dispose . of the State fund to the injury of the community. General Ord. in answer to tbe second question. says be made no threats to depose any civil officer ot Mississippi, except lor failure to execute impar tial iostice to offenders or iier.oni acouaed of ollan- ' ces, and that he had made no threats to depose or interfere with the Legislature of Mississippi, and did not design to mage anv seizure of State proper ty unless he loand that the laws of Congress could not otherwise be enforced. The correspondence also shows that on the seventh of June General Ord asked permission of the Secretary of war to designate the lry Tor tngaa as a place of punishmeut tor horse thieves sentenced by military commission, addiBg that he thought the moral effect of conUnement there would be very great. On tbe following day tbe Secretary of War gave him permission to send limited number to that place. On tbe 15 th of June, General Ord writes that he could scarcely nnd enough loyal men in Missis sippi lor registers. Vasdykb. A magnificent paintine by Van dyke, representing St. Cecilia, hag just been Virorjcbt to light in restoring the old French church of Cachlovoch, between lleele and Jler- 81, in Belgium. Falebtink. Oxford voted XC(0 from the University funds in aid of the explorations goiDg forward in raiesuue. CITY INTELLIGENCE. (FOB ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEC OUTBIDS PAGES.) Rfceftion or the ExrELstoR, op Connecticut. Last evenne at 8 o'clock, the F.xcpl6ior uteam Fire Engine Company, No. 6, of l$ri1eeport,Coti nrcticut, reached Philadelphia, and met a most entbtisiHBtic reception at the bauds of their I'hl lndelphia friend". The visitors wetojrecelved at Walnut Blrcrt wliart by the Philadelphia com panies that had aereed to form the escort (twenty-two in numbfr), and thefe, with their torches and transparencies, formed an imposing demonstration. In a ehort time the procession was lormi d, in the lollowing order: Chief Marshal Charles Willi ins, " Gocd Intent Engine. Special Aids: John 8. Firth, Noithern Liberty Engine. Jliutin Killnck-y, Assistance Engine. Aids: HeorgA w. Hsys Falrmonnt Engine. II. J. Donnelly, Lafayette Hose. James N. Calely, Independence Hose. A. G. Enser, Tajlor Hose. Henry M. Taylor, fcycclstor Hose. Engineers of Fire Department. First Division. , Marshal David B. Sharp, Lafayette Hose. Aids Robert Glenn, Assistance Engine; John Carman, Besolntion Hose. Northern Liberty Engine, Good Inteut Ilrw, Assistance Engine, Resolution Hose, Friendship Second Din in inn. Marshal Joseph 8. Struuk. Resolution TIosp. Aids Georee Mi-CAHiRtpr unh v. Daniel Craig, William Fenn Hose. ' Humane Hose, Perseverance Hose. Neptune Hose. Globe Enelne. (,ood I celsior Steam Fire Kneine. Jhird Division. Marshal Thomas Hamilton, Niagara Hose. Aids Andrew J. Keillv. KonHincton llrup? Ebben GrMin, William Penn Hoe. Fairmount Enirlne. Niagara. IIohp. William Pcnn Hose, Independence Hose. fourth Division. Marshal William. 8. White. Pennsylvania Hoie. Aids Thomas Alexander, Humane Hose; Jacob 8. Boyd, South Penn Ilose. Pennsylvania Hose. Lafayette Hose. Mova- menjjing Hose, Mechanic Engine. fifth. Division. Marshal John W. Chase. Enrlnir fiardpn Hose. D Aids James McDevitt. Mechanic EnirinP! William Rush, Friendship Eninne. tvensington nose, fprlt.g Harden nose, South Penn Hose, Tajlor Ilose, Excelsior nose, of Frnnkford. The demonstration was one of the largest seen in Philadetbhia for a numher of venrs. Along the route, especially that portion in- ciuuing unesnui street, was crowded witu people; and as the visitors appeared in siirht, they were received with cheers and other demonstrations of welcome. Music and fire works added to the interest of the display. and throughout it was one reflecting trreat credit upon the firemen. Nearly every company was out in mil lorce. two Durlesoue companies in the line created great amusement. One of these, at the end of the procesnon, called them selves the "Bed Bugs," and had in the line a representation of a steam egine constructed of barrels and pasteboard, the whole producing a ludicrous effect. When the firemen passed the headquarters of some of tbe German societies, tney were eaiutea witu cneers ana fireworks. Operations of thk Philadelphia Water Works. The statement below shows the opera tions of tbe Philadelphia Water Works during the month of June: Uallon pumped Average Gal Works. durinn month. long per day. Fairmount, 7tH.S83.fil5 25.812,783 Hchuylkill. 184,895,778 6,14,62tt 24th Ward, 55,5lJ8,7i0 1.883.21H) Uermantown, n.ooa.uou owu Total 1,018.936.013 34,8811,119 amount pumped The following shows the dnnnsr the Drefcent vear: Aver, per day. 2,05,21tti 25.209,9t5 23,088,014 29.2o0.U4 28.537,142 34,386,119 160,579,670 January, Bo0,ti79,637 6H2.444.078 eDruary, Marco, April, 713,9ii8,!ti0 876,3W),867 8HK. 107,154 1,018,98,013 4,777,505.415 May. June, Thb Sansom Street Explosion. The base ment of the mill in (Sansom street, above Tenth, destroyed by the late boiler explosion, has been cleared out, and what remains of the boilers may be seen as they were immediately after the sad catastronbe occurred. The two boilers lay along the north basement wall, with a upase of about four feet between tbem, but both con nected by a steam pipe. When the explosion took place the boiler furthest from the wall was lilted up and carried over the top of the other, falling near the wall. It was torn in several pieces, xne oifier Doner was moved out or place about six feet, and was bent in the mid dle, until the two sides nearly touched each other. With this exception it does not appear to be much injured. It was thought when the work of cleaning the debris commenced, that three bodies still remained in the ruine, but such was not the fact. The Ovens Impeachment Case. The special committee of C ommon Council appointed at its late meeting to prepare articles ot impeachment against William J. Ovens, Assessor of the Seventh Ward, for misdemeanor in office, met yesterday afternoon in the committee-room. After some discussion tbe Chairman, Mr. Evans, appointed Messrs. Bhoemaker. Littleton, and lletzell a sub-committee to draft the articles, with orders to report on Tuesday, the 23d iust. It is then the Intention of tbe special committee to issue a call lor a special meeting of Common Council to take action on them. Of Interest to Certain Firemen. The Mayor has signed the ordinance which directs that the fire companies in the Seventh Fire Dis trict may attend fires in the First, Second, and Third Fire Districts, north of South ani west of Broad street, and In the t ourth District west or Twenty-third street. The steam Are enelnoH are not to cross tbe Market street bridge with nre in the fire-box of the steamers. BILLIARD ROOMS. TO IBD. BIRD. BIRD. XD a Iter several months' preparation. Mr.C. BIltD bus opened ills new and spacious estttbltshmetit for the ei.tenuluiuent ot bis friends, sua lue public in general, at JSob. 8li5 snd 607 ARCH blrett. Tbe Ural and Bncond floors ara tilled ud as Billiard Rooiuh.huO lurnlHhttd with twelve Ural-clans tables, wiiiie me appurteuauces and auornmeDUi oomprise everything wbicli can conduce to tbe com fork and convenience of tbe playem. Id tbe basement are lour new and splendid Howling Alleys, tor those wbo wlKb to develope their ruuBcle in anticipation of tbe un, a lumiaursui is attached, wnere everything in the edible line can be bad ot the best quality, and at tbe shoriect notice. The following weil-Kuowo gentlemen have been secured as Assist- kuis, auu win iireniae over the various departments: fhlAXAI11.-1T n v r - JOHN 11 GUI), "vno' WILLIAM K. GILLMORE, JIKNUY W. DUNCAN, .?HJLI1 UKUMBHiXllT. Restaurateur. While Air. lilHi will hold & lutrufni .i-,i.i over all. He ventures to say that, taken all In all. tlieie bus nothing ever been started In Pblladelubla apnroacbing this establlKhmeut la completeness of ariHiiKeuieui ua attention to the comfort at the public. " VLir! u. mKD, Proprietor. tim$ QA11D1SER & FLEMING, COACH MAKERS, NO, S14 tITH FIFTH STREET. New and Becond-band Carriages for sale. I'ar llcolaratteptlon paid to repairing. 6 80 81a SLATE MANTELS. 8LATK MANTELS are nnanrpaaaed tor DuraalUty Beauty, treugth. and Cheapness. BLATK MANTELS, and Slate Work OeueraU) made to order. J. 13. KIME8 A CO.. 8 U xo Not HM aud 2s CIIBUNVT cltreet, MAlilNE 1ELEG11APJI. For additional Mann Aw tee Firti rage. ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY. Bern RtwaM... 4'2 Mnow Rtktoi. .... ..rises. BlTW ISKTWw...M.M....M.7'2Uj Hibh Watil. 1 lu PHILADELPHIA BOARD O TRADE. WILLIAM O. K KNT, Thomas K Ashmkao, r Monthly Oommittbs. UUVfilKT8 OF OCKAff VTKA.MEIIS. FOR AMKRICA. rioppiioris....M..-.LiveipMil...HoHion.....w...June 19 .(linliurKh Llveiinol...New York June Z Herla . Liverpool. ..Mew York July a Uerniann....UoullianipU)ii...Mew York.... July 2 Col Purls- Llverpmrt...rew York...w...M.July n (eruiiii)la.biulliBUipli)ii...New York.... July S rgimid Llverpool...New Y'ork..M....-.July 3 fc. niprl.'ann..LIVPrpnol...Uuebec -...July 4 I IiIchko Liverpool. ..New York -...July 5 Luri'i e ..Brent JSew York.. July S C'.ofWashliigton. Liverpool... New York -.July s t ubs. Liverpool. ..H'wton July S Bellona London. ...New York -July 6 Alemauuia-,Hoiillianiptou...ISew York July ( Malls Liverpool. ..r-'ew York -July S l)eulPclilnnd.8oulliniptnn..New Y'ork. July 9 Col Antwerp. .Liverpool... New York .July 1(1 FOR KUROFS- gBS Aleppo ..New York. ..Liverpool.- July u KtiiH. , ...New YorkLlverpool. ...... July 17 Javs.- ..- Boston Liverpool July 17 Hanas New YorKBreiiieu -.July is t-iulillng Hlar....New York.. .Havre..... July 20 Pennsylvanla....New York... Liverpool .July 2n Atalantn -.New York... London July 70 City ol J'arls New York. ..Liverpool -July 20 OUAb'l WlhK, DOMKhTHJ, JCTU HtarsandiSlriiieHl'bllada Havana July 16 J.W. Kvermau.l'bllada Charleston....- July Tonuwanda l'lillada Hnvunnali. ...... .- July 20 Gen. Oram. New York New Unpens -..July 20 Arizona .New York... Anplnwall ..July 2t N. America New York...Klo Janeiro..... July 21 Pioneer ......Pbllada -Wilmington .July Morn I mule New ork...Havana -.July 23 II. lludHon....-..l'liilada .Havaua -July 311 Malls are lorwarded by every steamer lu the reaular linen The steamers for or from Liverpool cull at Qneenilowu, except the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Conti nent cail at BoathaniDton. CXKARFD YEHTKRDAY. (Menmnhlp (Stars and btrlpes, Holmes, Havana, Thos. V allHiiu & Sunn, Burque John Wooster, Koowles, Ban Francisco, 8. P. Pedrlck Co. Brig Tubal Cain, Lorlng, Marseilles, I Westergaard & Co. Brig J. Means, Wells, Boston, Borda,Kellar&Nuttlng. Bchr John V. Henry, lmks, Lyuu, Custner, btlckney & Wellington. Fcbr T. Borden, Wrlgbtlngton, Fall River, do. bchr Rebecca i'loreuce, Rich, Boston, Bialilstoo.uraefr & Co. fcchr A. My rick, Stevens, Provlncetown, do. bchr 4. Paine, Rich, Chelsea, do, bchr H. W. Tull, Rohblus, Boston, do. bchr Lucy B, Ives. Bowdltch. bag Harbor, do. bchr Carroll, Ackley, Gloucester, L. Audenrled A Co. bchr bedona, Teel, Boston, do. bchr Alabama. Vaogllder, Boston, do. bchr Broadlleld, Crowell, Boston, J. R. Tomllnson. bebr Lucy Church. AdaniB, Nantucket, do. fcchr John B. Myers, i-lwood, Wlckford, Hammeit & Nelll. bchr G. C, Morris. Artls, Boston. J. Rtreet & Co. bchr Klieu M. Dullleld, Rayner, Providence, Dovey, Bulk ley & Co. bchr Franklin. TIce. Mlllville, Whltall, Tatum A Co. bchr A. Howe, Burden. Wlnlbrop, Day, Huddle (Jo. bchr H. A. Weeks, Hickman. Old Cambridge, do. bchr C. W, Locke, Huntley, Dorchester, do, bchr II. P. Blmmons, Corson, Cambrldgeport, do. bchr D. rj. Mershon, Ayres, Roxbury, Roinmell & Hunter. Pchr M. K. Coyne, Facemlre, New London, do. bchr A. Truedell. Barrett, Boston, New York and bchuylklll Coal Co. Fcbr W. F. Garrloon. Lloyd. Balem, do. bchr Tbomas T. Tanker, Allen, Boston, do. bcbrballleB, Batemaa, Boston. do. IScbr Aid. bomeis, Boston. Rath burn, Stearns fe Co. bebr G, Taulane, Adams. Boston, do, bchr Mary and Carollue, bmllh. Deen River, do. bchr J. Bradley, Bradley, Harttord. Batters & Clees. bchr II. G. Kly, WcAlllBier. Richmond. J. T. Jubius. bchr N. C Paine, Doane, Boston, J.U. AO.H. Reppller. bebr J. W ilson, Connelly. balem, W.H. JohnsonABro. bebr beal, Pndgett; balem, Bancroft, Lewis A Co, bchr M. M. Weaver, Weaver, Providence, Caldwell, Gordon A Co. . 6chr Crisis, Bowen. Lyon, Patten, Cook A Co. bchr W. U. Barllelt, Barllelt, Boston, Dovey, Bulkley Bebr Gov. Burton, Ludlam , Boston, Captain, bchr burah Kllen. Rowe, Norwich, Captain, bt'r Mayflower, Robinson, New York, W.P.ClydeACo. bt'r F. Franklin Pierson. Baltimore. A. Groves. Jr. bt'r W. Wblllden. RlgkanB, Baltimore, J. D. Ruott Tug Thos. Jefterson, Allen, tor Baltimore, with a tow ot barges, W. P. Clyde A Co. ARR1VKD YESTERDAY. Steamship Hunter, KoKers, 80 hours from Providence, With Didxe. to D. bj. tstelson A Co. Brig bcotlaud, Rose, from Boston, in ballast to J. E, Buzley & Co. Brig J. Means. Wells, from Boston. bchr Henrv G. Fay. Prescott. 10 days from Calais, with lumber to K, A. bouder A Co. aal bebr Polar btar, Murphy. 5 days from Norfolk, with lumber to Bacon, Collins A Co. bebr B. bouder. Woosier, 10 days Irom Windsor, N. B., with plaster to K. A. bouder A Co. bchr Ida Nicholson, Price, 4 days from Plymouth, in ballast to J. T. Justus. bchr T. Borden, Wrlgbtlngton, t days lrom Provl- rinneA In hullnnL f n Rlitttifl. bchr hpecle, McCllulock, from Norfolk, with'lumber tOCBlllBlll. ... , , ... , bchr Merchant, Lloyd, from Laurel, with lumber to Bacon, Collins A Co. bebr J. C. Henry, Dllks, from Nantucket, bchr J. Klensle. Lake. Irom Boston, bchr D. B. Mershon, Ayres, lrom Boston, bchr Alabama, Vaugllder, from Boston. Bchr W. F. Garrison, Lloyd, from Boston, bchr R. W. Tull. Robblns. from Roe Kin. Bchr N. C. Paine, Doane, Irom Boston, bchr bailie B. Batemau, from Boston. . bchr Aid. bomers, lrom Boston, bchr J. Wilson. Connelly, from Boston. Bchr M. M. Weaver, Weaver, from Boston, bchr G. Taulane, Adams, from Bohiou. bchr gov. Burton, Ludlam. from Boston. Bchr H. A. Weeks, Hickman, from Boston, bchr A. P. Howe, Burgess, from Boston. bchr W. O. Barllelt, jsaniett, irom nunuu, bebr White Foam, Howes, from Providence. Bchr L. B. Ives, Bowdltch, from Providence; bchr T. T. Tasker, Allen, from Portland, bchr Kalmar. Lambert, Irom Balem. Bchr Beal. Podgeit. from Balem. Bchr M. Tiltou, Frlulnger, from Balem. bchr J. B. Allen, Cane, lrom Nantucket, bchr L. Church. Adams. Horn Nantucket, bchr Reading Kit, No. 47. Reed, from Norwich, bebr Mary Anna, Adams, from Norwich, bchr A. Truedell, Barrett, from Newport. v" bchr 11. P. Blmmous, Corson, from Newbtiryport. bchr M. K. Coyne, Facemlre, from New Bedford. A Bchr II. G. Ely. McAllister, from JJIiy Point. , bchr Mary and Caroline, Bmlth, from Bridgeport, . Bchr K. J. Pickup. Bowen. Irom Brldgeton. -m bebr Bedona. Teal, from BU George. . " Bchr barah Helen, Rowe, irom New London. Bchr Crisis, Rose, from Lynn. Bchr Carroll, Ackley. irom Fall Wver. Bteamer B. C. Riddle. McCue, 24 hours from New York, with mdse.'lo W. P. Clyde A Co. . bteamer D. litlev. DiiVls.2 hours from New York, with indue, to W. M. Baird A Co. Btesmer 8. M. Feltoti, Davis. 8 hours from ; cape May. with passengers to captain. Passed " 'ne bf three Derm, nrigs ana a large uuu.uc. bound up; off the mouth of the Bchuylklll barqeR; (Stevens, from Boston. ,,, Tug Thos. JeUersou. Allen, from Baltimore, wuu a tow or barges to W. P. Clyde A Co. MEMORANDA. . Ship Amle, Reed, lor Philadelphia, cleared at Liver pool 2d lust. t , , . bhlp Florence, Rathbun, lor Philadelphia, entered out at Liverpool 2d Inst . bhlp Fidelia, Kludt, lor Philadelphia, sailed from Liverpool 211th ulu . , . , Bblp Harriet, Jausen, for Philadelphia, entered out at Loudon 2ntb ult. Barnue Maximilian, Hatfield, hence for Londou, sailed from Falmoutli Willi ult. .,.... Baniue Atlantic, Vernln, heuce, was In the river, Antwerp. 2d Insb . . . . .... Barque Ztilma. Hewitt, hence, at Barbados KA ult. Brig Orsolina. Cacace. hence, at Liverpool 1st lust. Brig J. F. Carney, Carney, hence, at Key West iath BrlgN. Stevens. Banders, from Bangor for Phlladel phla, at Holmes' Hole HUi lnU ..., ,n bchr Grand Waaler, Beaboyer, henoe. at Halifax 8tn '"bchr'j. M. Broomall, Douglass, henoe, at Boston 13th '"bchrKoret, Brown, heuce. at Portsmouth 10th InsU NOTICE TO MARINERH. Official Information has been received at this otlice that, lrom the 1st day ot Bopiember. lSb7, the f'lu; lng alierailou will lake place lu the Low light at Or- l0Th'e7.Bht will be colored red on the tototW lugs, visible from seaward:-W. .'4 VV" bearing It will extend two cables east ward of the Hlze v.ell Bank buoyl. luio Ihe laud; aud lrom U by N. NRy orde'r" ' . W. Tt. BHUBRICK. rhairrnan. Treasury Department, Otlice Lighthouse Board. Wusn- lugum. D.C.,Juue. law. T. STEWART BROWN, 8.E. Coraarof FOV11TII& CUESTNVT STS. MNurAcrcE OF tad Traveling tuoooa pniT.AnEI.PniA SURGEON'S BANDAGE 1NBT1TUTK, No, 14 N. ' KiNiu MrmL above Market, B. C EVERETT, after thirty years' practical eierien guarauteua tbe akllful adu-.iaent of his PremluH Paieul Oraduatlug Pressure Tru, aud m variety others. Bnpporters, Elastic niooaingm. cuuu.-. toracwi. Crutches, BuspeuUert, etc. Ladiee' lue uU conducted by a Lad, tAJ I MEDICAL. POND'S EXTRACT OF HfliTlMELIS OR PAIN DKRTROYER, Is one of the lew domestic remedies which haveconie Into general use and tavorlwithnut pulling. It Is the product of a simple shrub, harmless In all cases and. as a domestic remedy, nnenimlled. lvlll BTONR, BRLlSfS, LA M FN 1XS BO REN F BI'RAINb, BORK THROAT, IO 1THACHK, EARACHE, NEt'RALGI A, Rl F.liM ATImM LUMBAGO, ROITi4. BTIMiS. BOHKKYE8, BLEKDINU OF THE LUNGS, NOSK, BTOMACH, CORNS. ULCERS. PILES. OLD SOKKS, 1 A nri ml.., atmlTR. IMnhln.nma and nftlilflll arffyllnn, Ahlle It promptly arrests all HEMORRHAGE Hundreds ol physicians use It daily In their practice, and give It their unqualified recommeudatlou. eoia by our agents and dealers. . . ...w The Medicine Is exclusively prepared by the ;" scrlbers, Proprietors and buccensors to T. T. POND, to wheni all orders must be addressed. , Hl'Ili'JliUCl B' HOMtEOPATHIO MEDICINE CO., No. 62 BROADWAY, New Yolk. PRICES OV POND'S EXTRACT, fltv nnnpA In . 1 1 1 m with rtlrM.LInns. ret&ll 80 CentS Pint bottles, with directions, rcllL.............-.-.. fl''1'1 Qtmrts In bottle -.,.. n Liberal discount to Physicians and Dealers, SIMILIA SIMILIDUS CURANTUR. b vuFuns rr noMwoPA Tine &pjeciria. FAMILY CABEH Ot large vials, morocco case, containing specific for every ordinary disease a family is subject to.and a book ol directions 10'00 Bmiiller Family and Travelling oases, with 30 to itg vials (5 to 8 Bpct iUca lor all Diseases, both for Curing and ir.r Pruvi ntlvM treatment. In vials and Jxicket canes t2 to S iee Remedies, by the case or single box, are sent to any nun of the country . by Moll or Express, bee of cliaiue, on receipt of the price. Address-h l.JHUi K&Jis err.uir tu HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINK COMPANY. Office nnd DenoL. Nr.. 62 BROADWAY. New York. l)r. HUMPHREY! Is consulted daily at his oltlce. personally or by letter, as above, lor oil lorms 01 uiseuse. lor sale by PYOTT A CO., JOHNMUW, HOL LOW AY A COWDEW, T. R. CALLENUER, aud AM BROKE BM1TH, Whnlesale Agents, Philadelphia, and at BL1TH K'K Drug Blore, No. &120 Market street, and by all DruKglsla. S ltutlis 6m ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC QOLD'S IMPROVED PATEKT LOW SXJSA.3I ADD HOT WATER APPARATUS, FOB WARMI.NU AND TENTI1.ATI Ji WITU rUKK EXIEBN Ah Ailt. Also, the approved Cooking Apparatus, THE AMERICAN KITCHENER, On the European plan of heavy castings, durability aud neatness of construction. Bu It able for Hotels, Public Institutions, and the better class oi x-nvate Jtiesiueuce. Also, Agents for the sale ot SFEAKMAN S PATENT SAFETY VALVE, Which should be connected with every water back and boiler, and GRIFFITH'S PATENT ARCK11VIEDEAN VENTILATOR. UNION STEAM AND WATER HEATING COMPANY. JAHEK F. WOOD CO., NO, 41 SOUTH FOURTH HTftKJKT. B. M. FELTWBLL, Buperlntendent 4 26 3rj gTEAM BOILER EXPLOSIONS CAM BE PREVENTED BY VSIMCI ASHCROPT'S LOW WATER DETECTOR PRICE 850, APPUED. . AC. ft. BATTLES, BOLE AGENT FOR PENNSYLVANIA, B7tf KO. 4 WORTH W1XT1I STREET PENN BTEAJ1 ENGINE AND BOILER WOREB. NEA.F1E A LEVY iivt. ilCAL AND THEORETICAL ENOINEER9 BM1THB, and FOUNDERS, having lor many years been in successful operation, and Deen exclusively engaged in bulldlug aud repairing Marine andRlvei Englues, high and low-pressure, Iron Boilers, Watei Tanks, Propellers, etc. etc, r&tpectlully otter their services to tue puuuc aa neuig luiiy preparea to con tract tor engines Of all sices, Marino, River, and Stationary; oaving seis ui paiturusoi uiuereui sisea re tuepared to execute orders with quick despatch. Every description of pattern-making made at the soonest notice, xiign sua Low-pressure Flue, 'Xuuuiar, iuiu vyiiuuer tuners, oi iu oust rennsyi aanli. fharnnfll IrniL Knrtrlmrn nf 1,11 Hlbi. fti.H irl.wl.. Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions; Rolf Turning, (Screw Cutting, and ail other work connected with the aoove ouainetm. Drawings and specifications for all work done at the establishment iree oi cuarge, ana work, guar ntii.ll. Btihucrihera have aniDle wharf-dock rmm tint repairs of boats, where they can lie In perfect saiety, aud are provided with shears, blocks, fulls, etc. etc., lor raisiua uwt vi uau io Jacob o. neaflb. JOHN P. LEVY. 8211 BEACH and PALMER Street. I, VAUeHAK MKHBICK, WULUAM H. IC1UUUOK 1 1 II 10 w nnu. QOUTllWARK rOCNDKY, FIFTH AND WADimiUiu" Dvnww, FliJLADilXFHIA. MERRICK A BON3, ju.uii.uiuw aij niAVJili'lXOlrS, nianufaclure High and Low Pressure bleam Engines nr Laud. River, and Marina Hnrviiw. Boilers, battoojeiers, Tauks, iron Boats, etc. casiius" oi mt iiuu,, enuer iron or Drass. iNill ! rilllll, KjKlfM flkP tin UJiirlr. Ufivlrahnn. m J. l.v . r. V. ', V. mj.MWU, MUM Railroad btallons, etc ReiorwaudOaa Machinery, of the latest and most Improved coiiHtruction. iLvery umuiiniuu ui 1-inuiiiuuu macninerr, ano uiiuur. Baw. and Orlst Mliia. Vuuum Pitna r.,.an Buam Trains, Deiecatora, Filters, Pumping V... AtP.. TJEIDBBUKG MACHINE WORKS wt. mm. to T.-1 .iv. rii L-rwmnH We r prepared to Ail orders to ny extent for oa ll L niia il MACHINERY FOB TOTTON AND WOOLLEI lMlAjXiS. JU1JJM3, Including all recent Improvement In Carding, Bpln ulng.and Weaving. w 9 in'"" " w ujMuuuwjiurers to our ex u HiirM. tensive worse. if ALFRED JENKS A BON. gTANDBRlDOE, BAKU & CO., IXFOBTEBB OF AKD DEALERS VX FOREIGN AKD AMERICAN HARDWARE, NO. 1SV1 MARKET STREET, Oflertorsale a large stock ot IIaitl uio u u a Cutlery, TOGETHER WITH 1000 KEGS NAIL AT HtDIHKD PRICF.lt. r7tbsto U T L E li Y. A fine sssortment of POCEET and TABLE CUT- ..mr T 1 'riUd TJ A U'lmmv. - . . . . . . . . . BORH. PAPER AND TAILOiUS' BHEAR8. ETC., at L. V. UELMOLD't) Cutlery Btore, No. 136 Bouth TENTH Street. 11 S Three doors above Waluul. TSOTTOS AUD FLAX. I J Hill, llltmr A1CI-, . MT-rf . a " - , , . " A, fun, Of all numlM,n &rirl iirandi Tent Awning, Trank. and WaKonOnvur ini. Aiuo, Paper lueoniaclureia' Drier Felui, from one toseVi u fuel wiae, raujiua. riu i wiue, eta. JOHN W. EVEUM1N A. CCl.. No. 1U JONES Alley. rt TtT rMIimitIii Vatant Ca. PpUrkalUH, iCBUlJ lU M. HlyUUIj. EStfUHlU HUIUIXlttr, U AbtiuwftU A Wooiaj' Ltiub CtiutriiXigal tsugttr Xirftiulag Machine. INSURANCE COMPANIES. pvELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETr INSU XJ RANCE COMPANY, Incorporated by the Legis lature of Pennsylvania, mr Onice. a X. corner of THI RD m d WALNUT Streets JL 11 1 1 I f 1 I U 1 ft MARINE INSURANCES vessels, cargo, and freight, to all Parte of the world. T0Me ' INLAND INHURANCEM on goods by river, canal, lake, and land carriage, to allParUOfth.rn.on.iN8unANCBa on merchandise genera"!'' On b tores. Dwelling H"uaeg tO ASSETS OF THE COM PANT. Mnvunhw I. IWK4. llOO.flOt United btates 6 1'er Cut Loan, lh?l 120,000 United blales Per Ueul. Loan, INtI 100,000 United t-taies 7 H-IU Per Cent. Loan. Treasury Nole. 125.000 City of Philadelphia Per Cent. Loan (exempts)..... M,0O0 Btate of Penuaylvanla Per OnU Ian... 66,000 Btate of Pennsylvania Per Cent. Loen 60,000 Btate ol New Jersey Blx Per Cent. Ixian. ..... 20.000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 1st IIM.WO-OU 138,5 HI ) 211,600' 00 128.66'2'M 64,700-00 44,(t3l")0 tO.750'00 M.BOOMO 24.250-00 JOWOO W.OIO'OO 411-00 15,0"0-0ti 1,950-00 20.000-00 195.900-00 Mortgage. Blx Per Cent. Bonds. 26,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 2d Mortgage, blx Per Cent. Bonds 26,000 Western Pennsylvania Rail road Blx Per Cent. Bonds (Pennsylvania Railroad gua- rftlllWMl) hih nHnmii.MK ! 30,000 Btate ol 'leuuessee Five Per Cent. Loan 7,000 Btate ot leuuessee Blx Per Cent. Loan ........ 16,000 800 htiBrea Block of German, town Gas Company (prlucipal and Interest guaranteed by the city of Philadelphia)...... 7450 148 bbaree Block of Pennsylva nia Railroad Company - 6,000 100 Bblres btock ol North Penn sylvaniaRailruad Company. 20,000 80 (Shares Block of Philadel phia and Bouthern Mall Kteamslilp Company 196,900 Loans on Bonds and Mortgage, 1st Lleus on City Property. 11,045, 0W par. Market value- I1.070.23U75 rtnst. 11 (iHO Beal Estate 86,000-00 Bills receivable for Insurances made 27.637-20 Balance due at agencies. Pre miums on Marine Policies, Accrued Interest, and other debts due to the Company 88,9"3'90 Bcrlp andBtock of sundry Insu rance and other Companies, . 15178. Estimated value - 1,930-00 Cash In Bank ,till,l(U-'a Cash in Drawer-. Wli njum l,407,2I'6 This being a new enternrise. the Par ia aasumed to lue ujtiraeb value. Thooias C Hand, Bamnel E. Stokes, unit AJavis, Edmund A. Bouder, Tlieophllus Paulding, John R. Penrose, jienry fioan, William G. Bonlton, Edward Darlington. H. Jones Brooke, Edward Lalourcade, Jacob P. Joues, James B, McFarland, Joshua P. Eyre, Spencer Mcllvalne, J. B. temple, Pittsburg, A. B. Berger. " D. T. Morgan. " james i raquair, Henry C. Dallelt, Jr., James U. Hand, W llllam C. Ludwlg, Joseph H. beal, George G. Leiper, Hugh Craig, John D.Taylor, Jacob Riegei, I Qeorire W. Reroardoo. TH OM A B C HAND, President. JOHN C. DAVIS. Vloa-PresidenU HlKBT Lvlbubn. Becrelary. 1 8 1829-cuarter perpetual. Franklin Fire Insurance Co. Or PHILADELPHIA. OFFICE; MOM. 8B AND 487 CUEMNUT STREET. JkftSCTS OH JANVABT 1, lSj t.ttt8.14PI8. Capital , , ,,, frnn.mm-nr: ADcruea euroiua vw.-i-wt Premiums .........,l,!tu6.tiii-l4 TJN8ETTLKD CLAIMS, INCOME FOR 130S, Vfl.ittl-la siua.uuu. JLOHMES PAID SINCB 1889 OVER $3,0.00,000. Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms DIRECTORS. Charles N. Bancker. George Fales, Alfred Filler, Francis W. Lewis, M. D. Peter McCall, Tbomas bparka, Tobias Wagner, fcanjuei uraut George W. Richards Isaac Lea, CHARLES N. BANCKER. President. GEORGE FALEB. Vice-President. J. W. MoALLlbTER. Becretary pro tern. 1 81 tU31 JAKti A LIFE POLICY IN THE BR O O K L Y N LIFEIKSTJBAKCE COMPAKY OF NEW YORK. OFFICE: K. E. Cor. SEVH.NT1I and CUESiMT E. B. COLTON, I23f OENERAL AtiENTi PIiOVlDET LIFE AND TEUST COMPANY OF XHlXAlKLlHlAt IftA in L.j.i.tl UlillK'l lVi KlrAAt. INCORPORATED Sd MONTH Wd, 1863. CAPITAL, S.6l,Uou, PAID US'. Insurance ou Lives, hjr Yearly Premiums; or by 8, 10 or ko year Premiums, Nou-iorieiture. Annuities grauieu ou lavumuju wiw Term Policies, Children's Endowment This Company, while giviug ine lusureu ineswcurtiy of a paid-up Capital, will divide the entire .prolits of Moneys received at lutertst, and paid on demand. Aulborld by charier to execute Jl rusts, and to act aa Executor or Administrator, Assignee or Guardian, and lu other llduciary cupacmes, under appointment . ..,1 ,. n, i i iiujiuouwealtlu or any person or Ul .UJ VUU. v v. i n,.iiiini.mriiiiriilJL persons, or iwuw kyui... . SAMUEL R. BHIPLEV. HENKT jiaiiirv-i, T. WlbTARRROWN, W. C LtJi U3 incin, WILLIAM H ACK.ER, luutijiiu' " ' .".-r,7.-.., ki BAMUEL R. WllPLk ROWLAD PARRT.y TDOfliAO w ini jiv, j... r i Artvlner. u JMmiual Examiner. igal Aavuer. ' ' I . I ri' 1 TT 1 V TI4 P I-T.-MRR INST KAKUJ5 tALUUOiiriui. fur w A LN IJT Btreet, opposite Independence Bqaare. 'L..: .riii5 known to meoommuulty This "' "'utiuues to Insure against loss or' damage 'on Pub II? or Private "uuildlngs, Sf.h JiTinianenily or for a limited time. Also, ou VSM.Wki'i aowlM. nd Mercuanolse gene- mtt.? with a large Burplu. Fund. Is Invested lu the mot careiui manner, wuicu euauiea Uiem w ibCrr to the Insured an undoubted security In toe cao o. , IOTOB8, Tt.nlul Hmllh. Jr.. Thouias Bmlth,' Alexander lieuon, i-.r h AzieuiurBii, i i e, Haddockj n "'"UU ' I.1V11.I UUlTtl Td DmuM.iiI 11 Dill , J9WW jVIUJIVl n.uuiii:., l . I, A TCri.'I. MM ITU .Td PMutA.nt w,r t iam O. Ckowwj., becreiary. -OHCPIMX I H 8 Ult AN C COMPANY OF r PHILADELPHIA, TnOORPORA'J'ED 1W4-CHARTER PERPETUAL. no. wa WALN UT Btreet. opposite the Exchange. In addition to MARINE and INLAND INSUR ANCE, this Company Insures lrom loss or damage by ; FIRE lor llhersl terms on buildings, merchandise, luruiture, ela, lor limited periods, aud permanently on hulldlutts, by del osil of premium. 1 ha Company has been In active operation for more than BIETV YEA HH. during which all losses have been promptly adjusted aud paid. John L. Hodge. , ltwrenee Tiewla, Jr. Mi R. wwnoiiy, John T. Lewis, William B, Grant, Robert W. Learning, D. Clark Wharton, ll.vlll IlWtfl. Reujamlu Ettlng. Thomas U. Powers, A. It. McHenry, Elmuud (. UUon, . NU1UM TV UOOX, tiikh wm iinlk it. President Louis V, Norrls. Bamcix Witcox becreiary. INSURANCE COMPANIES. N SU RANCE COMPANY NORTH AMERICA. OFFICE, So, tt WALNUT bT., PHILADELPHIA INCORPORATED 1794. CHARTER PERPETUAL CAPITAL, 500,0. - , ASftETH, JANUART S, 1S47, l,76a7.aa INNITRFf MARINE, INt.A1R TRAKlrnn. l AllON AMI I I KK RlJliV DIBKCTOb". Artlirr f. Cnttin. Weorge L. Hurrivja. . Francis R. f0),fc . Edward 11. Tru.ujr. Fdward B. Clarke, William Ctimmlniro, T. Charlton Henry? Alfred D. Jwwup, . John P. White, , Ijxilan l . . 1 Kaniuel Vv . Jones, Joi n A. Iiruwu, t lierics 1 nyliir, Amhrone v hlte. Richard D. Wood William Welsh, K Morris Wain, juuh jnasou, ARTHUR O. iiit viK u.ui!7.. ('RAILtS PtATT. wrrtttlT. WILLIAM BUEHLER, Harrlsbnrg, Pa.. Ontra Agent lor the PtHte of Pennylvanla. i brtlPPINQ yrA BiriADA id JjI VEKl uULr JAf,L "--- lng at uueeustown. The In man i.ii,a. shiiium Beml-weekly, carrying the United Btau-a Malls. RETURN TICKETB 'l O PARIS AND RACK.FIKtJl' vuj&na, f mu uuiiiJi ETNA- Wednmdav. Jnlv it CITY tiK Pj)P.1B .. (Huiurday, July is) EKlNBUROll Wednesday,July2i CITY OF ANTWERP Saturday. July 27 CITY OF WABH 1NU I ON. Wednesday. July 81 And each succeeding Halurdav and Wednesday, a, noon, from Pier No. North River. By the mall steamer sailing every Saturday, Pavahla In dnld Payable In Uunencv.' First Cabin (Jim Steerage ..()t0 ao ioniion...... iiu To Paris Liu id ixinuou... To Paris ... AK Passage by the Wednesday (Steamers: First Cabin, flltr, Bleerage, (f.tO. payable In U. M, Currency. Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Aire men, etc., at moderate rates. bteerage passaKe from Liverpool or Queenslown, 140 currency. Tickets can be bought here by persoua ending for their IrleDds. i-or iuriher lntormation apniy at ine uompany'g Ofllce. JOHN !. DALE, Agent, NO. 15 SKIIAIIWAV, N. Y.. 8 7 or No. 411 CH EHN UT bt,, Philadelphia, - 1- GREAT RK1TAIN AND IRELANB. iJA BAAlAAlbUlP AIMLI HAILIISti PACEEl'k . AT REDUCED HATKS. DRAFTS A VA I LA BLETH ROUGH OUT ENO LAND IRELAND, bCOTLAND, AND WALES. For particulars apply to TA PbUOTTH, BROTHERS CO.. No. M SOUTH btreet, and No. 2 BROADWAY. 11 Or to 1 HOP. T. SEA RLE. No. 217 WALN UT Si B is I. A ii k i.iii a nir-iivtnwn ZPt, AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINK. THROUGH AIR LINE TO THE SOU lit AND WhT. THROTJGn RECEIPT'S TO NEWRERN. Also, all points In North and Booth Carolina, via Peabnard and Roanoke Railroad, aud to Lyiichhurgi Va., Teunessee. and the West, via Norfolk, Peter, burg, bouih-Bide Railroad, aud Richmond and Dam, Vllle Railroad. Tbe regularity, saiety. and cheapness of this root commend it to the public as tbe most desirable me dlum fur carrying every description of freight. . No charge for commission, drayage, or any ezpenM of transfer. BieanishlDS insure at lowest rales, ana leave regtt larly from first wbarl above Market street. freight receivea aaiiy. . m WM. P. CLYDE 4 CO. ' No. 14 North and outh Wharves. W. P. PORTER. Agent at Richmond and City Point. . i i T, P. CROWELL A CO, Agents BV JNOIIOIK. s A THE fUIEAlEEIIIIA. AND BOUTHERN MAIL BTEAMSHIP OOM b REGULAR BEM I-MONTHLY LINE, I'OM M:W OKLEASk. LA. . 8TA R OF TH E UN ION ,107 tons, Capt. T. N . Cooksey j uriiA ia, l-jtis tons, oapiain r. jr. noxie. TIOGA, 1076 tons, Captain J. F. Morse. Will leave this Dort everv two weeks alternately! touching at Havana returning, for freight and paa. eruHvrv. The TIOGA will leave tor New Orleans on .' at 8 o'clock A. M., from Pier No. 18 (second wharf be'rv bpruce street). The BTAR OF THE UNION will leave New 0i leans for ibis port July 20. Through hills ot lading signed for freight to at. otle Galveston, Nalcbea, Vlcksburg, Memphis, NaaulUn Cairo, bt. Louis, Louisville, aud Cincinnati. . WILLIAM L. JAM1JJ. General Agent, 4 1 No. 814 B. Delaware aveuaa. Agents at New Orleans, Creevy, Nlckeraon A Co, f?. TUE rillEAlAELtVIlIA AtiO li; SOU 1 HERN MALL bTEAMSHIP IllM. f AN lB REGULAR LINE KIU sAvAJKSAJI, UA, TONAWANDA.ltaotons, Captuln W m. JennlngL W VOWING, 860 tons. Captain Jacob Teal. The steamship TON A W A N D A will leave for tbt above port on Saturday, July 2u, at Ho'clock A. M., fjcni Arch street wharf. Through passage tickets sold and freight taken for all points In connection with ibeGeorgla Central Rail, road. WILLIAM L JAMEH. General Agent, No. 814 B, Delaware avenue. Agents at Savannah, Hunter A QammeiU 4 It TUB PHILADELPHIA AND BOU'lHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM. iSV'b REGULAR BEM I-MONTHLY LLNE lUli W ILAllMSjiTWM, H. C. The steamship PIONEER, 812 tuns. Captain T. Ben.' nett, will leave tor tbe above port on July , at 8 o'clock A. M., from Pier 18 (.second wharf belor boruce street), , Bills o iladlug signed at throngk md reduced rate to all principal points in North Carolina. AgoulS at W llmlnvtou, Worth & Daniel. 'It Aj. jAinjus, ueuerai aioui, 411 No. 814 8. Delaware aveuaa.' HAVANA STEAMERS. IU.L- OA'IU a-juvii 1JIL1 AJlil AJ. CARRYING THE UNITED fclATES MAIL, Tbe bteamshlps HEN DR1CE HUDSON ..m.OA PT A IN HOWES bTARM AND STRIPES CAPTAIN HOLMES These Steamers will leave this port for Havana every other Tuesday at 8 A. M. The bteamshlp HEN DKItUK HUDSON, (Howes, Master), will sail lor Havana on TUESDAY MORN 1NG, July 80, at 8 o'clock. Passage to Havana, (j-'x) currency. No freight received after Saturday. For Freight or Passage apply to , THOMAS WATTSON SONS, g 18 No. 140 N. DELAWARE A Venn NEW EXPRESS LI E TO fiprf. Alexandria, Georgetown, and Wasulugton, SnajUatSaH. C, vlatlhesapeake ana Delaware Canal, wnij con nections a Alexandria from the most direct route tat Lynchburg, Bristol. Enoxvllle, Nashville, Dalion, and the southwest. . Steamers leave regularly from the first wharf above Market street. Freight received dally. p CLYDE 4 CO., No, 14 North and bouth Wharves. J, B. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown. M.ELDRIDGE A Co., Agents at Alexandria, Ttr glula. 81 ' ,- OPPOSITION TO 9IONOW jV-r",":N-Hr E"L.V. 1AA1L.V LINE FOR RALTI. tf. i iiiinft-lA""", via Chesapeake aud Dula- KtoieCtoUMl. Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Steamboat Com. pany, dally at 2 o'clock P. M. The bteamersol this line are now plying regularly between this port aud Baltimore, leaving the second wharf below Arch street daily at t o'clock P. M. (buudays excepted). trylng all description or Freight as low aa any other Hue. ' Freight handled with great care, ' delivered promptly, aud forwarded to all points beyond Aha terminus free ot commission. Particular attention paid to the transportation of all description of Merchandise, Horses, Carriages, etc. etc. . . . , , , . For further Information, apply to JOHN D. RUOFF, Ageut, ' glflf No. 18 N. DELAWARE Avenue.' "TT" EOR NEW YORK, VIA UElII tPfT ware and Rarltan CauaL I. i Expteas bleamboal Company Steam Pro-' puiieia leave Dally Irom first wbart below Market street Through lu tiveuty-four hours. Goods for warded to all poluls, NorUi, East and West, freeo. commission. ... Freiahw received at tbe lowest rates. WM, P. CLYDE A CO., Agents, , No. 14 south W harves. JAMES nAND, Agent. No. lt)4 Wall street, NW York. j j( BVU T. u r.vn n r V T tutw FfiTl NEW YflRIT BXA7I ITTonDB v- -Trausuortallou Comnanv Iu...,..t- JZ . ""'""y ipatoii - " Dni.iouio xjiue, via Delaware leaving daily at 12 M. aud I P. AL, connecting wIaak ill Northern and Easuru lines. For freight, which will be taken npoa aooommodaj Una taraia. apply to 1,1 unf tera, pp y TOJJAM M. BAIRD CO.. Ill No.lW S. DKLAWARE A Venn a.' ?S SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.' mum. -m. 'I he underaigued having leased tha K lew ETnuAON BCREW DOCK. beg. to tUhiTlWeS and the patrons of the Dock that be Is prepared I wiS inore.ied facilities to acximmodaie those having 2 sels to be raised or repaired, aud being a praiilS yhiparpenter and canlker will give personal u2 Uou to the vessels euirusted to him for reiaii. Captaiusor Ageuts.hhlu-Cariwuueis, and Machlnlala having vessels to repair, are sollclld to callT. HavUig the agency Kir the sale of WettersUwIt'a Patent ilela llo Coui,Mltiou lor llplZTun - . the preservation of vessels' bottoms, for thla clT F,' prepared to lurulah the same on reasonaole ieruJ. k JOHN li. HAMMPPP II ntuw.iii, euslug u sorew Do, 1 DELAWARE A veuue, above Laurel atree
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