CITY INTELLIGENCE.
JOB ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITKMS 8KB OUTSIDB FAG IS.
SotEMH Ibatjopha Cbbrmories. On Tues
day altprnoon the membership of the Tenth
BttpttBt Church (over which tha 1st Dr. Ken
nard pre;lied for bo many years, now rtidor ttie
pastoral caro of bis son, Rev. J. 8. Keonard)
MFfmblcd in jrreat n u ruber to commemorate
thf nrrcilon of a monument to hi memory, with
xelieious services, at South Laurel Hill.
The luonnment la built of the best Italian
nimble, on the (Jorlnthian order, and stands 12
feet 8 Inches in hetcht. The base Is ot llpht blue
marble, in i untie blocks, and on it la a moulded
base and die, on which tbe following inscription
is cut in raised letters:
'Joeph H. Kennard, D. D.,
Born April 24, 17i8:
Died June Z4, iou.
For fifty years an auibtwador of heaven, pure
in life, abounding in labors, God crowned him
with preat success and the people with their
reference."
On the die stands a fluted Corinthian column,
eurrounrted with a hanisomeiy carved capital
supporting on nrn. on which hangs a wTealh of
laurel, carved In solid marble.
The design of the memorial by the church
committee, and the execution of the work by
artists of this city, reflect credit on their
judgment and taM.
A Railroad Accident Results Fatallv.
The train on the Delaware and Rantan Bay
Railroad which left Lon Branch yesterday
afternoon ran over a woman who was walking
on the track, and mangled her In a most terrible
manner. The unfortunate woman had two
children with her, both of whom escaped In
jury. At the time of the occurrence the train
was paesine through apiece of woods and It is
auppi Bed that she was so terrifled when the
locomotive aporoached as to lose all presence
ot mind. The train was stopped alter the
occurrence, and the passengers, among whom
were several promlneut Philadelphians, made
up a purse to aid in tbe support of the children.
The United Stated Ukvkndb Cctteb Relief
sailed from this port at 10 A. M. on Monday.
The following is a list of her officers:
Captain D. D. TompVlns.
First Lieutenant E. L. Cowton.
Bacond Lieutenant Jefferson A. Slamm.
Thud Lieutenant James McVay.
Boatswain II. C. Sharp.
Gunner F. Shannon.
Carpenter Isaac C. Birely.
Dbsbktion8. A female child, about two
weeks old, was fonnd last evening alongside of
an oi a Doner, at Ninth and coiuniDia avenue.
A resident of the neighborhood took temporary
charge ct it.
A male child, apparently a month old, was
louna on ine tieo ot a nouee in front street.
above Market. It was removed to the Cherry
eireei muuou.
The Teach Market. As an instance of the
extensive expectations of peach patrons as to the
extent of their crops, one mauufacturing house
alone has received orders for 100,000 boxes or
crates, each to contain a bushel. One ot our
steamers plying to Georgetown, Maryland, takes
down 20CO per trip, while along Delaware avenue
the produce merchants are preparing likewise
for the coming trade. Eome few parcels of fruit
from Norfolk, Virginia, are already on sale.
A Feat ra Railroad Teavel. The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company carried over their
read on tue rourtn ot July thirty-seven thou
sand seven hundred and twentv-fourDassenerers.
without injury to any of them, and without the
slightest detention to any of the trains of the
road. tmb. wnue ocing a rent in railroading.
proves tbe Pennsylvania Railroad to be one of
Mie safest and best conducted in the country.
Horticultural Societt Meeting. A stated
meeting of the Pennsylvania Horticultural So
ciety took place last evening, In the basement
of the new Hall. There was a very pretty dis
play of plants, hanging baskets, cut flowers, and
ot iruit ana vegeiaoies, ana some or toe articles
on exhibition were much admired. From this
time until tbe annual autumnal display the
monthly exniomons win increase in variety.
raovED r ATAL. uaniei inaney, who was
run over on the Reading Railroad on Monday.
died yesterday morning at the Episcopal Hos
pital, trotn tne injuries ne can received.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
for additional Marine Xfewt tee Firtt Page,
ALMANAC FOB PHILADKLPHIA-THDJ DAY.
Bun KiwKa....... ..siMoow Riho...m1...
BOW HKTf....,.., 7WHI8H Watbs..,. 150
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OV TRADE,
Wlll liu (IKlNT. k
THOMAS . ABHMBAD, VMOKTHXYT COMMITVim,
UOVKUENIB OF OCKAS ITEAUKUI.
FOB AMERICA.
Bospliorns...Llver)ool...l(uHion,...........M.June 29
Kdluburgh Llverpool...New York June 2
Hermann.....Bouthamplou...New Yorlt.,.., July 2
C ot Parl8.........l..lverpooi....iNew x ors:............ my
Knsland Llverpool...New York...,.,.....July
M. American.-Llverpool...Uuebec.............M.July 4
Chicago Liverpooi...ri8w iorn.w..,..july 8
Europe -.Brest ew York.............July S
C.ofWashlngton.Llverpool...New Yorlc........July 8
:nb...-.Liverpool...Boston.............july 8
Bellona London New Yorlc.,....July 8
Alemaonta...SoutbampionNew York ...July e
Malta ....LIverpool...New York........ July 8
Deut8oliland.Boutbamplon..New York.....,.,..Juiy a
Cot Antwerp......Llverpool...New York .July 10
Aleppo .Nfw York...Liverpool July 17
Etna...... .New YorkLlverpool.....,...July 17
Jv.......Botou Llverpool.............July 17
Hansa .INew YorkKrenieu............July 18
Guiding Blar...New York.Uvre. Iuly 20
Penusylvanla....New York. ..Liverpool July 20
Atalanta.........ISew York. ..London ...July 2u
CUy Ot Parls......New York. ..Liverpool -July 20
J.W. Eyeriuan.l'hlla(la.....CIiBrleBtou.......July
Toiiawanda..u.Pblla(la.....Savunuah -..Juiy 20
tien. Grant. New YorkNew Or.eau.......July 20
Arizona New York...AHplnwull.......July SI
N. AiMerlca...Ncw York...Kio Janeiro...rara..July Ti
Pioneer ..Plillarta -WllminKton...-.luiy
Noro Castle......New Y ork...Hyua..............July 25
Ji. HndHon......Philada Huvana.. July so
Mails are forwarded by every steamer lu the regular
lines, The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except tbe Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry, The steamers for or from IhaOuntl-
Bent ca'l at Southampton.
CLEARED YKSTKRDAY.
Barque Orpheus. Weasels Raltl more. Captain.
bchr S. Cullen, Culleti. boston. J'.luklaLou.uraefTA Co.
ocur x. ji. w iison, juuu, nyauuis, ou.
hchr K. L. Smith, Smith, Boston, do.
Schr R. Vaux, Powell, Boston, Day, Huddell fc Co.
nenr r. n. euannon. Unas, Koxuury, no.
tk'brG, H. Kent, Smith, Canihrlditeport, do,
Schr D, Williams, Corson, Bokiou, do.
Hour At. P. iludHOu. Hudson, Boston, do.
Schr T. Lake. Adams. Oi.l Cambridge. do.
Bchr 11. Simmons. Uudtrey, Salem, New York and
Bchr J. Williamson. Corson, Providence, do.
Schr M. E. Vaoklrk. Haley. Hlncbaui. ' do.
Sohr S. T. Wines, ilulse. Providence, J. R.Tnmllnson.
bchr I Reeves, Tusaey, Salem, Castuer. bttukuey A
vy eiiuiKUiii,
Bcbr J. Buchanan , Kallahan, Washington, do,
Schr Black Dlamoud. Y'onnx, Pawtuoket. do.
bchr A. U. Cranmer, Crauiner, Salem, Rommell
blunter.
Bchr Vlritlnla, Bearse, Salem, do,
Schr Ores, Trelethen. Dover, do.
' bchr Boston, Smith. Newport, do,
bchr Km ma R. Uraham. (Smith. Hnlom. do.
bchr Kalmar, Lambert, Boston, Uululard, Ward ACo.
rcurj uay, uainaway, uouasNeit, no.
bchr Frances, Sackett, CohHssutt, do.
Schr P. Bolce. Adams. Boston. ' do.
bcbr M. btowe, Rankin, Hartford, Rathbun, Stearus
S hr Snowllake, Stewart, Cambrldgeport, do.
Schr A. Haiumoud. Paine. Boston. do.
bchr K. W. Uardluer, bteelman, Boston, Borda, Kellar
otnutiiuK,
Bchr F. A. Batley, Sherman, Roston, Rntbermel A Co.
bohr Paul audThompauu,Uodlrey,Sulem, Audenrled,
norton at vo.
Bchr J. L. Leai-h, Endlcott. Salem. Tyler A Co.
bchr K. ftluhardsou, Crocker, Bustou, L. Audeuried A
tu,
Bchr Phtlanthrnplst, Warren, Gloucester, do.
Schr Keokuk, small, Boston. 1 rf..
b;hrf. Merrick. Montnoiuery. Lvnn.SlnDlcksotiACo.
Ki tir W. H. Dennis, Leeds Salem. h..
bchr J Satlerlhwalt, Uug, BosUm, do',
bcbr H. W. Uodlrey, bears, Boston, Bancroft, Lewis
n.o'.r v. M. Wbeston. Wbeaton. V.t n,t..n
benr a. wun, tjaluweil, Gordon A
Ui i.r 3. JI. Allen, Seaman, Boston.
bchr White Foam. Howes. Boston, Penn Oas Ooal Co.
iH iir as. aiii !"" rrovtaeuue, Uamuislt A
Bcbr D. Holmes, Haywood, Boston, Dovey, Bulkley
Bchr biisan H. Gibson, Bartlett, Boston, c0.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PniLiA
Bohr P. P. BIn.r, Huntley, Boston, WannemaohnrACO,
Bchr Lucy, binis, Newburyport, Westmoreland Coal
Co.
Pohr O. It. Mnrney, Mnrtiey. Washington, Captain,
Bcbr K. U. Crannier, Cranmer, Boston, Captain.
Bl'r P. Willing. OiiHllll. ilHliimnre, A. Groves, jr. '
M'r Jiwntnr. Kenton, Baltimore. J. I). Runfl. 1
fct'r Maj flower, itoblnsoo, New York,W.P.Clyde40o.
ARRIVED YKHTFRDAT.
Ik-br M. Reppiler, Conoyer, Irom Boston, with mrtna.
to D. K Hielnuu A Co. MMlui
hebr Clayum and Lowhpr, Williams, 1 day frouiMU
ford, wltb grain to J. L. Hewlvy dt Co.
Hchr A. A, Andrews. Kelly, Irom Providence,
Hr.lir D, Holmra, 11 y wood, from Provldnnon.
febr H. H. OlbKon, Harllett, Irom Provldetioe.
hrhr K. A. Bailey, Rnerman, Irom Providence.
Ki-br Pbllanibroplnt, Warren, from Providence.
fobr M, L. Vanklrk, Haley, from Providence.
Brhr C. R. Palve, Krlnk.lrnro Hqnan Btacb.
fccbr J. Max Held, May, from Boston.
hebr 1). H. Hlner, Huntley, from Boston.
8obr U. R, Uraham, Hmlth, from Romon,
Bcbr J. II. Allen, hteaman, Irom Boston.
renr jt. jiamuionn, fame. Irom Boston.
Srhr KeoHuk, Hmall, from Boston,
Bohr K. Nlckerson, Crocker, Irom Boston.
BcbrB. Cnllen. Cullen, from Boston.
Bchr D. Williams, Corson, from Ronton.
Bcbr A. 8. Cannon, Cobh. from Boston.
Bcbr L, A. BiirllitRama Puller, from Boston)
Bchr H. Vauz, Powell, from Boston. 4 u
Bchr P. M. Wheaton. Wbnaton, from Boston. ,
Bchr IK V. Btreaker. Vangilder, from Boston.
hchr A. Magee, Ketchnm, Irom Boston.
bcbr M. P. Hudson. Hudson, from Hoaton.
Bohr B. T. Wines, Hulse, from Boston.
Bchr K I., Smith. Hmlth. f om Boston.
Bchr K. W. Uardlner. Bteeiman, from Boston,
Bchr P. Dolce. Adams, from Boston.
Bcbr H. C. Tyler. Bteelman, Irom Balem."
Bcbr H. B. Woodbury, Woodbury, from Bangor.
Bcbr Bnowflake, Btewart. Irom Newburyport. .-w
Bcnr Armenia, "ole. from Newburyport.
Bchr U. W. Godfrey, Bears, Irom Plymouth.
Bchr J. Block ham. Rlsley, from Marblehead.
Bchr L. Chester, Oookln, Irom Dlghton. V;SI
Bchr North PhcIIIc, Errlckson, Irom New York.
Bchr K. O. Cranuier. Cranmer, from New York.
iir it, nimmons, uonrrey, rrora Haiem. V7
Bctir Paul and Thompson, Godfrey, from Balem, ..
Bchr W. H. Lennle, Leeos, Irom Kaleui.
renr 1. iteeves, "l ussey, rrom rsalera.
Bchr Admiral. Bteelman. Irom balem.
Bchr Ceres, Trelet hen, Irom Dover.
bchr Boston. Hmlth, from Bristol. 1t 13
fcnrt.,'. Aieinck, Montgomery, rrom Lynn.
Bchr W, P. Cox. llotick. from Medford.
Bchr T. Lake, Adams, from Camhrldgeport,
Bchr O. II. Bent, Hmlth. from Cambrhlgeport.
Bchr H. R, Murney, Murney, Irom New Haven
Bchr Virginia, Besrse, from New London.
benr hibck Diamond. Young, from ureenpori.
Bchr R. II. Wilson. Mull, from QreenporU
Bchr J. Williamson, Corson, from Kali River. 1
Bcbr J. I Leach, Kndloott, Irom Fall River.
Bcbr A. E, Cranmer, Cranmer, rrom New Bed lord.
Bchr K. W, Perry, RlBley, Irom Wareham.
rcnr j. nay, uatnawav, irom warenam. k'-b
Bchr M. Riley. Riley, from Weymouth.
Bchr Edwin. Tuttle, Irom Newport.
Bteamer J. B. Bhrlver. Dennis, is hours from Baltl-
inore. with mdse. to A. Groves, Jr.
Bteamer Frank. Pierce. M hours from Pew xoric.
with mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co. MWM MSB
l.tSft
KOTirrB! to f mnim
Ofllclal Information has been received at this office
that tbe light at tbe entrance or Weymouth having
been totally destroyed In a gale on the Sth day ot Janu
ary last, a buoy now marks tbe site where It stood.
ana tne following lights are substituted: rwo rea
lights are exhibited at tbe north part ot the tower
bearing from each other N.NW. and 8.SK. These
lights, In a line bearing N.NW., will lead vessels I n
the direction of the harbor clear of the Mlxeo; care
being taken not to open the blKherllght to the left, or
westward of the lower. Vessels sbould proceed with
these red lights In one. until two greet, fights, placed
on uie norm rter, are orougm in a line oeariiiavv.
Ji 8.. which Is tbe leading mark. In until within fifty
or sixty yards or tbe Esst light, then keep mid chan
nel up the harbor. All bearings are magnetic. Vari
ation xi degrees westerly in 17.
By order. W. B. 8HUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department, Oltice Lighthouse Board, Wash-
lngton, xj. v., juue a. 1107.
HOOP SKIRTS.
628
HOOP SKIRT 8,
HOPKINS' "OWN MAKE."
PRICKS RKDIIOEDII1
628
I affords Us much pleasure to aononnoe to our
numerous Datrona ana the nublln. that In conne.
quenceifa alight decline In Hoop Skirt material
togetner wun our increased lacuiiiea tor manatac-
bF.LLINO for CAbH, we are enabled to offer all our
JUHILI VJSLKPKATIUI HUUf BH1H1S at UH
DVViAJ pricks. And our Skirts will always, as
berelolore, be found in every respect more desirable,
and really cheaper tban any single or double spring
Hoop bkfrt In the market, while our assortment is
unequalled.
Also, constantly receiving from New York and tha
Eastern States full lines ot low priced Skirts, at very
low prices; among which Is a lot of Plain Skirts at
the following rates: 16 springs, fioc.; wt springs, sec;
springs, 75c j no springs, 88c.; 86 springs, 96c; and
springs, ll-on.
Skirts made to order, altered, and repaired. Who!
sale and retail, at tbe Philadelphia Hoop Skirt Ka
porluni, No. bZo A-KCJU. street, Deiow tseyenin.
0 1U OIU (P VV 1j1j1J.U. A. SXKJMT LVlii f3
C A 8
LIGHT
FOH THE COUNTRY.'
FERRIS A CO.'S AUTOMATIC OAS
MACHINES
FOB PRIVATE RESIDENCES, MILLS, HOTELS,
CHURCHES, ETC.,
FURNISHING FROM TEN TO BIX HUNDRED
LIGHTS, AS MAY BE REQUIRED,
This machine la guaranteed; does not get oat of
order, and the time to manage It U about five minutes
a week.
The simplicity of this apparatus, Its entire freedom
from danger, the cheapness and quality of the light
over all others, have gained for It the favorable opinion
of those acquainted with Its merit. The names of
those having used them for the last three years will
be given by calling at our OFFICE,
no. ia south: fourth street,
Where the machines can be seen In operation.
FERRIS A CO. i Box 401 P. O.
Bend for a Pamphlet, 7 Smwftm.
No. 1101 CHE8NUT Street.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
OFFER IN
HOUSE-FURNISHING-DRY GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE SEASON,
Summer Gauze Blankets,
iiuit Cloths aim Doylies,
Bath and other Towels,
Furniture Chintzes and Dimities,
pillow and Sheeting Liueus,
Floor and Stair Llneus.
Honeycomb, Allendale,
AND OTHER LIGHT SPREADS, AT
REDUCED PRICES.
saeJtH XflNWarHO ion "OM
M
O R
N
To Insurance Companies, Manufacturers of Patenv
Medicines, and Business Men generally,
Tbe undersigned beg leave to Inform the public that
they are Itiruishing, lu larne quantities, dhow Cards
aud BiKns of any cenlnn, suitable lor outdoor and In
door tiisplay. Hold-leaf Letters on Jaoauued Tin.
They are superior to work done by har.d, as regards
flulnh and durability, and can be f'.rnished lor less
thau one-half the price. Also. Pape. Cutlers as bust
neas cards,
Ordinary Blgns constantly o.i hand, and a great
variety ot Lithogranhlo iuigraviuvs. Call and ex
amine specimens of work.
JAQQER8 A WILLIAMS,
8 28 imrp No- 811 CHFHNUT Htreet, Room 18.
MERICAN COJiCBETE PAINT AND K00P
COMPANY. .
1 his paint, for tin end metal roofs, old or new, Is
unequalled. Roofs of every kind, old shingles In.
eluded, covered or repaired thoroughly. Leaks aud
dauiiiness prevented, ratut tor saie oy tne ean or
barrel,
Ruslness bas prompt attention. No. M3 N.
TKlhjD
blreet. V 13 imj JUOJU'ii i,li:jj:i.
GROCERIES, ETC.
BUT IP YOU WANT GOOD TPA, GO TO
WllxOTS'H old-eslabllshed Tea Warehouse, No.
lt:t CH FXNUT Ht reet.
WILSON'S
oolong.
DOLLAR TEA-PURE
WILSON'S
HYHON.
DOLLAR TEA-FINE YOUNG
WILSON'S DOLLAR TEA -GIVES
versai sstlsritcllon.
UNI-
WILSON'S
JAPAN.
DOLLAR TEA PUIiH
TT7 ILSON'8 DOLLAR TE
M grant.
BICII AND FRA
WILPON'S DOLLAR TEA EVERYCOD1
likes lu lHws'Mt
THE
"EXCELSI0RM HAHS,
sF.I F.CTED FROM THE BF.1T CORN-FED
IIU.. ARE OF STANDARD REPCTA. -TION,
AID THE BEAT IS TJUE
WOBLU,
J. H. MIOHENER & CO.,
GGKEBAIi PROTIMIOlt DEALERS, AMD
8JVRERM OF THE CELEBRATED
"H2 XCELSIO It"
rOAB-CURED HAM, TO 91 V EM, AND
REEF,
Nob. 142 and 144 N. FRONT Street.
None genuine unless branded "J. H. M. fc Co., KX-
The Justly celebratd EXCELSIOR" HAMH are
Ctired by J. H. M. A Co. (In a style peculiar to them
selves), expressly for FAMILY UK;areof delicious
flavor, free from the unpleasant taste of fait, and are
pronounced by epicures superior to any now ollered
for sale.
6 81 tmw8m
MO LAND & SON'S
PUKE LAUD,
IN TIERCES, BARRELS, AND TCB1.
FINE HAMS,
AND PROVISIONS J EN EBALLT,
CHESNCT STREET WHARF,
617 mwslm
60UTH SIDE.
E W
SMOKED AND
SPICED SAUI0..
FIRST OF THE 6EA80N,
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
Dealer In Fine Groceries,
Corner ELEVENTH and VINE St.
11 7rp
JAPANESE rOWCIIONQ TEA,
THE FINEST QUALITY IMPORTED.
Emperor and other line chop OOLONGS.
New crop YwUNG HYBON and GUNPOWDER
and genuine CHTJLAN TEA.
For sale by the package or retail, at
JAHEM B. WEBB'S,
14 Corner WALNUT and EIGHTH Bts.
Q ARFIELD'S
SUPERIOR CIDER VINEGAR
Warranted free from all POISONOUS ACIDS.
For aale by all Grocers, and by the Bole Agent,
PAUL. & FERGUSON,
419 8mR HO. 18 WORTH WATER ST.
BILLIARD ROOMS.
DIRD.
BIRD.
BIRD.
JJ Al
iter several months' preparation, Mr. O. BIRD
has opened bis new and spacious establishment for
tne eiitenainmeui. oi uib n icuun, .nu vuo yuuuu ui
general, at Nos. sua ana no anuu Bireet,
ThA Hmt and second floors are tilled ud as Billiard
Rooms, and furnished with twelve Ural-class tables,
whhe the appurtenances ana aaornmenui comprise
everything which can conduce to the comfort and
convenience OI tne piayers. xu biiu uutseuieub aro
four new and splendid Bowling Alleys, for those who
wish to develop their muscle in anticipation of the
base-ball season. A Restaurant is attached, where
everything in the eaioie line can De naa oi tne oest
niiiit v. and at the shortest notice. The following
well-known gentlemen have been secured as Assist
ants, and win preeiaeover tne various aeparuneuts:
SAMUEL DOUGLASS,
JOHN HOOD,
WILLIAM E. GILLMORE,
HENRY W. DUNCAN,
PHILIP GRUMBRECHT. Restaurateur.
While Mr. BIRD will hold a careful supervision.
oyer alU He ventures to say that, taken all in all,
there bas nothing ever neen startea in ruuaueipuia
approaching thts establishment In completeness of
arrangement and attention to the comfort of the
D AO 1111 " ,v .,v,.,
A
NEW MATERIAL.
HOT-CAST PORCELAIN,
AN ENTIRELY NEW ARTICLE OF MANUFAC
TUREAN AMERICAN INVENTION.
PATENTED BOTH IN THIS COfNTBT AND IN EUROPE.
It contains all the constituent ingredients of Porce
lain, but, unlike ordinary porcelain. Is worked like
glass. In strength and durability It surpasses the
strongest marhlen; la hardness It equals Hint, of
which it is largely composed: In its applications it
ranges Irom the finest bugle for ladles' dress trim
nil tigs to the colossal church column; from the
thluuefit egg shell China cup to the heavy slab of the
sideboard on which It Is placed. It lakes the most
brilliant and enduring polish, aud will not stain, at it
will not aottorb any liquid whatever. It Is susceptible
of being produced In any color.
THE AMERICAN HOT-CAST PORCELAIN CO.,
Incorporated by Qie Slate of Pennsylvania,
Has )ust been organized for the purpose of manufac
turing this material ou a scale commeusurate with Its
exteuHlve applications.
loot) shares ol the Capital Block of the Company are
offered to the puhllo at the par value of 8100 per share,
the books lor subscription being now open at their
present works, H a.'Mb and 8047 CHESNUT street,
where every facility will be furnished to those who
desire to Investigate the nature aud capabilities of the
material.
buliscrlptions will also be received at the ortlce of
the President, No. 223 DUCK hlreet, above Walnut.
Philadelphia.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
or TUB
AMERICAN HOT-CAST PORCELAIN COMPANY.
Charles M. Prevost,
John K Morion,
John McArttiur, Jr.,
William L. bohafler,
Samuel W. t'attell.
John P. Levy,
Joseph Purrlah.M. D.,
bamoel F. Fisher, ,,a)
James O. ltardle,
William Hlrtilhers.
William M. Wrluht.
CHAKLKS M. PHEVOBT. President
KUWAKIJ J. AL'I KM Uh, Seorelary and Treasurer.
WAI.UHON J. CHEYNEY. riuperlnleudent.
I.M1L F. D1ETERICUB, Asiistaul buperlnlendenL
(JEORUE UARD1NO. bollcllor. 7110lrp
R E N C H
STEAM
SCOURING.
ALDEDYLL MARX & CO..
HO, lat SOUTH ELEVENTH STREET
AND
HO. ! BACK, STREET. 810m wl
- bELPIIIA, WEDNESDAY,
DRY GOODS.
229 FAMES & WARNER. 229
NORTH NINTH STREET,
A BO Til RACE,
Have Just received
l arge lot of Hamburg Edgings and Inserting.
Fine Lace Hdkfs., from auction, bargain.
Fine quality Shirred Muslins, fl. 7b, ssa, tl and 11 'IS.
Plaid Nainsook Muslins, 28, SI, 17. 45, 50, and too.
Soft Finish Jaconet and Cambrics,
Nainsook M usllus. Bwlss Mulls, etc etc
White Piques, 60a
Shirting Linens, 50, 58, SO, ft, 75, 85 cents, etc.
Linen Shirt Fronts, SO, tiyi, 45, BO, IKH cents.
Ladles' and Gents' Linen Hdk (s., cheap.
Gents' Summer Undershirts, 75c
Linen Fans below Importers' prices.
Table Linens, 45, 50, 85, and 75 cents.
Linen Napkins. Towels Doylies, etc
Linen Drills for Pants, 87X, 45, and 50c
Plal n Linens, 25 cents.
Fine quality Bley Linens, S7X. 40, 45, and 50 cents
DOMFJITICS DOBtFJITICSt
Bleached Muslins, 12X, 14. 15, It, 18, 20c, etc
Pillow Case and Sheeting Muslins.
Unbleached Muslins, 12X, 15, 18, 18, IB, 2oc etc
Cotton and Wool Shaker Flannel, 15 cents.
Domet Flannels, 25, 81, and )4 cents.
Grey Twilled Flannel for Bathing Robes.
Black and White Balmorals, $1.
Best Hoop Skirt In the city, tl'25.
FAMES & WARNER,
MO. NORTH NINTH STREET,
t29l ABOVE BACK.
11
O T I C E!
ENTIRE STOCK OP SUMMER
DRESS GOODS
TO BE
CLOSED OUT,
JOHN W. THOMAS.
Nos.405 and 407 North SECOND St.
OFFERS TBE BALANCE OF HIS STOCK
OF
SRENADIBIEI,
IIERNANIS,
OROANDIF.S, LAWNS,
I2wsm8mrp PIfIJKS, ETC.
4300DS FOR TBAYELLINfl SUITS
SCiriHER POPLINS, ETC. ETC
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
B. W. Comer of
XTcmirtl and Ajeolx BtM
LARGE STOCK OF SUMMER QUILTS.
10-4 AMD 11-4 LANCASTER QUILTS.
II. A HONEY 449 M R OIIILTN.
PINK ANIHI.ITK9tARNRlLLVSQUlLTS.
tlKINT WHITE OUILTN IMPOKfEU,
MOTELS SUPPLIED WITH OIII.TW.
VAPHIHS, TOWELS, TABLE LINEMS,
siix.x.1 liius, e s s;, k s sj.
HAVE JUST OPENED AWOTHER CASE
kill.Vt H POPLINN. FOK LADIES' NUITM.
DARK LAWNS. FRENCH ANII ENGLISH.
THIN GStOIfN, Fill. I. VAHIKTI,
NLMMLIl SILKS, REDUCED.
P. SWIIITE
AND RETAIL.
SHAWLS.
WHOLES ALK
8 8 wfrnsm
No. 1101 CHhXNUT Btreeu
TO THE LADIES.
LINES CAMBRICS,
PRINTED FOB DRESSES,
WHITE FOR BODIES.
These", goods are essential for BUMMER
WEAR, and we are now selling the balance
ot our Importation at
GREAT SACRIFICE.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
N.W. Corner Eleventh and Chesnut,
1.8 iflNHaiHD 1011 -on
608.
REMOVAL.
60S.
E. S. JAFFR4Y & CO.
Beg to Inform their friends and the pnbllc that they
have removed their place or business from No. 822 to
HO. 608 CHESNUT STREET,
UP STAIRS,
Having greater facilities, and more room for doing
buslnt bb, their stock will be considerably increased In
the various departments.
Represented by a STORY. 7 8 lm
QREAT REDUCTION IN
FANCY DRY GOODS
GEORGE FRYEE,
No. 916 CHESNUT STREET
Informs his customers that he is selling his entlrj
Btock of 4 18 tm
kILHS. SHAWLS, AND DRESS OOOOI9
Regardless of cost, to close them out by July u
CHEAP DRY GOO 1)8, CARPETS. MATTINGS,
OIL CLOTHB, AND WINDOW HHADHM. -Ureal
Bart al ns from Auction.-V. Hi. ARCUAMBAULT,
ti JU. corner of iLLKVltNTH aud UAHKK1 (ttreeui,
will open mis luoruiug iuuu yarus eiira quality aou
ble imperial White toton Matting. Bllgnily stuiued.
Will be BOIU at o't, wur.u mm vuwa inaiAIUM;, m,
. mm.. Inuraln Carnets. all wool, at tri. 7S. K7c
tl'lll,ir87, and 1-M; Ingrain Carpets, wool filling
Jo'.Js, W, and sac: Three-ply Carpets, it)oj Kugllsk
Tapestry aruazvia vkhw, nu . i to, neup var
pets, 81 to K2c.i Oil Cloths, 60c.; Kntry and btair Car
pels, 60 to sve; w inouw Duaues, f i wf a; riaio Bliadlng,
S7 aud doc.; iii "u"
:ux to ll-6o: Towels. 12 to '2.-,,.
. , ,ui r,,v Kathliiir Hones. Sin. M naltnu. in tn o-,.
r.n,ios. 10 to ISO.; Lawns, Kc. Wholesale and Retail
htore, S, JU corner JOJaVJUITat and MAKKKT
Btreeu. iksu:
J.
CHAMBERS, NO. 810 AKG1 8TUEET
Moveiues upeniug umiy,
Real Cluuy Laces.
Black Uulpure Laces.
Polnte Applluue Laces
-Polnle de Game Laces.
Thread Veils from (Jitu.
WHITK GOODS.
Marseilles for Dresses Bargains.
Freucu Muslins, (yards wide, at 60 cents.
Bblrred and Tucked Laos Muslins; India Twilled
Lone Cloth Plaid, Htrlpe, aud Plain Nainaooks; sort
finish Cambric, lis vard wide; Cambric JUagtuKS and
inserttonw.ov m.n, j t iu iiu
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
n U 1 i E B Y. .
A flns assortment of POCKET and TABLE CUT
LERY, RAZORS, RAZOR BTROPS, LADIES' BCT8
BORB, PAPKR AND TAILORS' BHEA Ra, ETC., all
ia v. utcLMOiara
Cutlery Btors, Ho. 135 Bouth TENTH Street,
jl Three doors above Walnut.
JULY. 17,' 1867.
INSURAPJCE COMPANIES.
rFXAWARB
MUTUAL . SAFETY IN9U-
XJ RA N IK COM PAN Y.I ucorporated by the Legis-
lature ol Pennsylvania,
mm
Ofllce. a E, corner of THI RD an d WALNUT Streets
Philndelpbia. t
MARIN iC INSURANCES ' ,
vessels, cargo, and freight, to all parts ol the world,
INLAND INSURANCES
on goods by river, canal, lake, and land carriage, to
ail parts of lh Union. .,
F1RK INBURANCErJ
On merchandise generally.
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, etc
t
ASSETS OF THK COMPANT.
Knnrnihrr 1 iMili.
tlOO.OOt united Stales t 1'er Cent, Loan,
lltM, ,
120 JKO United stales 8 Per Ceul. Loan,
ll 18800ti
00,000 United Ktaea7-10 Percent,
iomn, Treasury No'ei.,..,. suuu u
126,000 City of Philadelphia S Per Out.
Loan (eivmntH) 128.56i'b0
54,000 State of Henusylvaala 8 Per
Cent. Loan 14,7001)0
88,000 State of Pennsylvania t Per
CenhLonn 44.82L-I0
(0,000 Stale ef New Jersey Six Per
Cent. I-oan.... M 75000
20.000 Pennylvanla Railroad. 1st
Mortgage, Six Per Cent.
Bonds. . ,5(I0M0
25.000 Pennsylvania Railroad. 2d
Mortgage, Six Per Genu Bonds t4,2SQ-ub
xo,im; vreniern reiinsy ivania iiau-
road Six Per Cent. Bouds . '
I Pennsylvania Railroad sua.
rantees).... .... ... 20,700-00
10.000 State ol 'lennessee Five Per
Cent Loan. U.Ooo-oO
7.000 Stale ol Tennessee Six Per
Cent. I-Oan .. 40-00
16,000 80S Shares Slock of German
town Gas Company (principal
and IntArML .u.r.ntiu d ti
the city or Philadelphia)...... 18,0o0'(X.
7J50 14S Sharv Smrk of Pennavlva.
nla Railroad Company........ I.25H-25
6,000 100 Sh ires Stock ol North Penn.
sylvaula Railroad Company. t.850'00
20,000 80 Shares Slock of Phlladel.
tl, i& a r Hniilliopn Mall
Steam hip Company lO.OUO'OO
195,900 Loans on Bonds and Mortgage.
1st Liens on City Property..- 196.9U0-O0
' Market Value.
Coat. 81.aiui.862'OJb
l,O70.2(-7
88,000-00
Keai nstaie.....
Bills .receivable for Insurances
mBOi .,
Balance due at agencies. Pre
miums on Marine Policies,
Accrued Interest, and other
debts due to the Company......
fecrlp andstock of sundry Insu
rance and other Companies,
r,tw7-aa
18,92890
si.1,8. Estimated value..
1,930 DO
Cash In Rank..
.8,111,102 "M
Cash In Drawer.
7 n
41.540'QO
tl,407.:18
This being a new anutrarlse. tha Par la assumed
as lav iuarse value.
Thomas U Hand,
Samnel E. Stokes, '
ouu K xavis,
nenry moan.
William O. Boulton,
Edward Darlington,
11. Junes Brooke,
Edward Lalourcade,
Jacob P. Jones,
James B. McFarland,
Joshua P Eyre,
Spencer Mcllvaine,
J. B. eemple, Pittsburg,
A. B. Berger. "
D. 1: Mnriran. M
Edmund A. bonder.
Theophiius Paulding,
John R. Penrose,
jamee i raquair,
Uenry C. Dallett, Jr.,
James O. Band,
W llliaru C Ludwlg,
Joseph ii. beal.
OeorgeO. Lelper,
nugn uraig,
John D.Taylor,
jacoo itiegei.
Qeoree W. Rernardoa.
inujnAg -, iiA.Nl), rrminrui, '
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vlcs-Presldenb
BrT Lyi.bubn. Secretary. 1 8
1829 nARTER PERPETUAL.
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA
OFFICES ,
NO. 488 AND
tT CIlEstNCT STREET.
AktatEmt
OH Ji AH CART 1, 18
8),nas.l4il8.
Capital
,84O0KWtX
, IKS.718-M
,.1,200,482 TJ
Aocruea nurpius.
Premiums
UNSETTLED CLAIMS.
INCOME FOR UN,
8Z7.t81'lS
SdZO.UUU, ,
LOBSES FAIR BIHCS 18110 OTER
ta.5oo,ooo.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms
DIRECTORS.
Cnarles N. Bancker,
Tobias Wagner,
Samuel tirant
tieorge Fales,
Alfred Filler.
Francis W. Lewis, M. D.
George W. Richards
row m uv.mi i ,
Thomas Sparks.
Isaac Lea,
CHARLES n
BAJNCKKB. President,
GEOKUE Jf'ALKS. Vlce-Presldenk
J. W.
MCALLISTER, (secretary pro tern. 81
tiini
JAKC A LIFE POLICY
IK TBE
BROOKLYN
LIFE INSURANCE COUPARY
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE: ,
N. E. Cor. SEVIlNTH and CHESNUT.
E. B. COLTOIT,
S28
UENERAL AUENT.
PL0V1DEKT LIFE AND TECST COMPANY
OF PiilLAiillXPillA,
iTlU 111 DUUIU A Vr W AV A AA.
IKCORfOKATJi.D d MONTH i&d, 1868,
CAPITAL, 1160,000. PAID 1JS.
Insurance ou Lives, by Yearly Premiums! or bys.
10 or 'Aijear Premiums, JNOu-loriolture,
Annuities granted ou ravorauie terms.
Twiii f oliciea, Chlldreu's Kudowmeuts.
Tula Com nauy. while icivitis the Insured the security
ol a paid-up (pUal, will divide the entire pro Ills of
the 1.1 le oukinebs among lis ihuicj uoiutra.
Moneys received at lutettsuana paiu on nemana.
Authorised by charier to exutute Trusts, and to act
as Kxecutor or Admlulslrator, Assignee or Guardian,
aud In other fiduciary capacities, uuaer appointment
ot any Court of this Commonwealth, or any person or
persons, or bodies politic or corporate, i
DlBiaTOIiH. '
BAMTJELR. BHIPLKY, illNRYHAINBH,
JObllCA U. WOttitia, 'i. HIBian mtuwa,
UlCilArtU UUU ,u,l,unuaiiir,in,
RlCliARD CADbURY. W 1 LLI A M liAUhLbJi,
tHARLifl F. COi FIN.
BAMVEL It. BDlPLkY, ROWLAND PARRY,
President. Actuary.
W M. C. L05G81 Rtl 11, Vice President.
TDOWAb WlisTAlt, M. D J. B. TOWN9END.
T xv f Ai en ic-ai mmuiuw, jj?ai auMwi
"LiaitE INbUKAMJK JtACLLbi vtLi.-xan
Jj PKHNbYLVANlA F1RK INbURANCK COM.
i. a ij v i iniirimraLvd 1K2& charier Peroelual No.
61U WALNUT bireet, oi poslie Independence bquare.
This Company, lavoraoiy auowu wtuvwiuuuuuujr
lor over forty years, coutiuues to Insure against loss
or damage by lira ou puoltc or Private Buildings,
either permanently or for a limited time. Also, ou
Furniture, blocks of uoous, anu aieruuauuioe gene
rally, on liberal terms.
Is Invested lu ihr most earetul manner, which enables
tliem to otter to the lusured au uudoubied security la
the case of loss.
Daniel Bmllh, Jr.,
John Deverenx,
Thomas biuitu.
Alezuuder lleuton,
InaacDazleliursl,
Henry Lewis,
J. UllIlDflium Fell.
Thomas Bobbins,
Daniel Paddock, Jr.
DaNIKL b&ilTll, J a., President.
WlII.IAM O. Crniwuu, becrelary. aaj
PHffiMX IHHUliiUlili CUMPANY OP
P1ULADKLPDIA.
tj tut11 un 1 x tt-M vijiwr.ft rtttrtruAU
No. WALN CT bireet, opposite tue Kxchange.
In audition to &1AH1NE aud INLAND JMnUR-
AM h., tins Company Insures irom loss or damage by
t IRK lor liberal terms ou bulldlugs, merchandise,
lurulture, eto , lor limited periods, aud permanently
on buildings, by del osit of premium.
1 he Couitiany lias been In active operation for more
than B1XTY Y KARrt. during which all losses have
been promptly adjusted aud paid,
. hlBktTOUH. I
John L. liodge, . Lawrence Lewis. Jr. .
M. U. Mabouy.
David Lewis.
John T.Lewis,
William b. Grant,
Robert W. Learning.
D. Clark Wharton,
Renjamln Ettlng.
Thomas H. Powers,
A. R. atcHenry,
Edmund Caatlllon.
cauiuei vvucox,
Ixuls C Norrls.
JOMTI tvill ll t uitk. l'rasldent,
Bamvbi, Wilcoa Becrelary.
. INSURANCE COMPANIES.
N C U R A fl C E C O M jP.'A U Y
1 1
1
NORTH AMERICA,
office, no. aaa walnut T Philadelphia
INCORPORATED I7M. CHARTER PERPETUAL,'
CAPITA 1. 1 $500,000. r .."I
ASSETS, JANUARY 8, 1867, l,7tl7'l.
rWSl'RFS WARIWF, I7.I.AT TWAHSPOBs
TA1ION A M ! , a
DUSXCTUk- '
Artier tl. Coffin, , Ueorge L. Harrtoon,
Ksn'liel W, Jonea,
John A. Brown,
Clianes 1 aylur,
A n,hrone v ti I to,
Ulchard I). Wood,
William Welsh.,
K Morris Walu,
lAhn aiaafin.
Krai cls R. Cone.
Edward 1L Troltr,
Edward H. Clarke,
William Cummlnirs,
T.Charluin Henry,
Allred 1. Jeuup,
Johu P. White.
IxiiiIn C. Madeira. '
ARTHUR G.
COFFIN, President.
rntirti Pt.at Henretarv.
WII.I.laM BUKH1.KR, Harrlsburg. Pa.. tntr
A gent tor the State of Pennsylvania. t 6
r
SHIPPING
f-p?? STEAM TO J.IVKIir(JOI CALL
mkinn ir lng at Uueenstown. Tbe Inman Line,
suiiiiik "euil-weekly.carrying the United states Malls,
KA.1URN TICKETS TO PARIS AND BACK.. FIRS!
ULAbO, IUU UULUi ' '
r.TNA., MWedneday, Jnly 17
CITY K Pa IUS....M... Hamrday, July 20
KDlMBUltUH Wednesday, July 1S4
CITY OF ANTWERP Saturday. July 27
CITY OF WA8HlN(riON. Wednesday, July 81
Ana each Rtioceediug Saturday ana weoneecay, a
noon, from Pier No. 44 North River, . ',.!.)
KA'IKN I h V A MM AO K
By the mail stearaor sailing every Saturday;
Payable In Unld.
Payable in Currency.
First Cabin i hi
Steerage,.. .............wv..fi0
To lflmloii, Hh
To lodon..-.......... as
Tn I'arla 45
To PartsM .. isifi
FaRSnftte bv Lll U'flnMlar lil..n,an, bHrMfc I'mhln.
II lie, bieerage, tm. l'ayable In V. H. Currency. -
i-assengers also forwarded to Havre. Uamburs. tir"
men, etc., at moderate rates.
bteerage passage from Liverpool or Qneenstown, tn
currency. Tickets can be bought here by persona
sending for their friends.
ror lurtner information anpty at the company'!
Ofllce. JOHN U. DALK, Agent,
NO. 16 BROADWAY, N. Y.,
8 7 or No. 411 CHEHNUT wt., Philadelphia.
h:LZ. GREAT BRITAIN AN n IRRl.tND
BY bTSAMbHIP AND BAILING PACKET.
AT REDUCED RAT KH. ,
DRAFTS AVAILABLET11 ROUU I lOUTENOLAND
IKKiUANO, bCO'lXiAND, AND WAXJus. I
For particulars apply to .
TA PbX)TTH, BROTHKRS A COJ
No. M BOTJTH btreet, and No. Vi BROADWAY,
11 Or to '1 HOP. T. HKARLK. No. t!7 WALNDTBt
s s. ss.a i.sr. s.ssbi a nirutiavn
fpFTi AND NOHFOLK bTEAMbUlP LINE.
2itIuuik.THROl;GH AIR LINE TO THE (SOUTH
THROUGH RECEIPTB TO NEWBERW.
Also, all points In North and Sooth Carolina, vis
t-eaboard and Roanoke Railroad, and to Lynchburg
Va Tennessee, and the West, via Norfolk, Peters
burg, bouih-Bide Railroad, and Richmond and Dan
vine jaiiroao.
1 be regularity, safety, and cheapness of this routs
commend it to the puhllo as the most desirable ma
dlum for carrying every description of freight.
No cliarse for commission, drayage. or any expense.
of transfer.
Steamships Insure at lowest rates, and leave regu
larly Irom n ret wharl above Market street.
freight received aauy.
WM. P. CLYDE 4 CO,
No. 14 North and outh Wbarvs.
W. P. PORTER. Ageut at Richmond and City
Point. 1 i
T. P. CROWELL A cu, Agents at Norfolk. 1 1
THE riJILADKLPillA AND
i'BOU'l HERN MAIL bTKAMBHIF CUM.
TB RrXSDLAR BEMI-MONTHLY LINE,
F4U rKW OBLEAMal. LA.
STAR OF THK ON 1ON.107S tons. Capt. T. N. Oooksey
jvciisia, izio ions, apLaiu r. r. rtoxia,
TIOGA, 1076 ions, Captain J. F. Morse.
Will leave this uort every two weeks alternately;
touching at Havana returning, for freight aud paa
sensen.
The TIOGA will leave ror New Orleans on BATT7R.
DAY, August a. at g o'clock a. M., irom Pier No. 18
(secono wnari o , bprucest-eet).
Tne bi as oj) inn. union wui leave New ur
leans lor this port July au.
Ibrough bills ol lading signed ror might to naoue
Galveston.Natches, Vlcksburg, Merapuls, Nasuvih.4
Uaiio,bt. i.outs, j ouisvuie, ana jincinnati.
WILLIAM L. JAM KB, General Agent,
4 1( No. 814 B. Delaware avenue,
Attents at New Orleans. Creevy, Nlckerson A Co.
r- 1UK fUlLAUELPUIA AND
BO 111 HERN MAIL bTEAMHXP COf
tVH HAW AH MAIS, UA,
TONAWANDA, BW tons. Captain W m. Jennings.
W YOMING, 060 tons. Captain Jacob Teal.
The steamship TONAWANDA will leave for the
above port on Baturday, July 2u, at tCo'olock A. M
fi on, second wharf below Bpruce street.
Through passage tickets sold apd might taken rot
all points lu connection with the Georgia Central Rail
road. WILLIAM L JAMEB. General Agent,
No. 114 B. Delaware avenue.
Agents at Savannah, Hunter A GammelL (4 1
... T,,K ' sTMILABELPHIA ' ARB
w SOUTHERN MAIL, h I k Mmutd TtVOT
REGULAR BEMI-MONTHLY LINE
The steamship PIONEER. 812 tous. Captain' J. Ben
nett, will leave tor the above port on BATURDAY,
July UK. at J o'clock A. M., from Pier 18 (Second whr
bfl w Boruce street), ,
Bins o iladlug sinned at througi did reduced rats
to all principal points in North Carolina.
Agents at W iluiliigton, Worth & DanleL
WILLIAM L. JAMEB, General Agent,
1 No. SI4B. Delaware avenue.
HAVANA STEAMERS.
HUMT.tinNTUI.V T TXTW
CARRYING THE UNITED SIATES MAIL.
The bteamshlps
BENDR1CK HUDSON ..CAPTAtS HOWFJS
BTARB AND BTR1PE8 ...CAPTAIN HOLMES
These Bteamers will leave this port lor Havana
every other Tuesday at 8 A. M.
The Bieamship UKNDRRU'K HUDSON, (Howes.
Master), will sail lor Havana ou TUEoDAY MOKN.
INU, July 30, at 8 o'clock.
Passage to Havana, p0 currency.
No freight received after Baturday.
For Freight or Passage apply to
UlUm AO WATTMUIf cz BUNS.
818
No. 140 N. DELAWARE Avena
NEW EXPRESS LIMB TO
TTTv Alexandria, Georgetown, and Washington,
nil D. C., Via Chesapeake aud Delaware Canal,
wiiu connections a Alexandria Irom tbe most direct
route for Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxvllle, Nashvliie.
Dallon, and the Bouthwest.
Bteamers leave regularly from the first wbArf ahovt
Market street.
Freight received dally. T .
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.,
Vo, 14 North and bouth Wharves,
J. B. DAVIDBON, Ageut at Georgetown.
M. ELD RIDGE fc Co., AgeuU at Alexandria, Vb
glula. ei
OPfOMITIOHf TO Mnwo.
ic !iv7?Jf" Pl'LY. DAILY LINE FOR BALTI.
1 tuA M"""i Via Chesapeake and lia.
BMI aiiai.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Bleamboat Com.
pa uy, daily at it o'clock P. M. .
'llie Bteamers of 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.
(bundays excepted). 1 .
Varying au aescriplion 01 freight as lo
as any
otner line.
Freight
promptly.
handled with great oars. rtllv.rrf
and forwarded to all points beyond tus
lermluus free Ot commishlon.
Particular attention paid to the transportation of
all description of Merchandise, Horses, Carnatus,
etc. etc
For further Information, apply to
JOHN D. RUOFF, Ageut,
Blf No. 1M N. DELAWARE Avenua
FOH NEW YOUU, VIA DELA
Ware and Rarltan Canal.
Ex piess bleamboat Company Steam Pro-
1, tin ib leave Daily Irom nrst wbari below Market
street. Through in twenty-tour hours. Goods for
warded to all points, North, East aud West, freejl
commission.
Freights received at the lowest rates.
WM, P. CLYDE A CO.. Agents,
No. 14 bouth Wharves.
JA1IF8 HAND. Agent,
No. 104 Wall street, Nw York, ltf
FOR NEW Y0UK.-8WIFT3UBi
'V.- Transportation Company Oespauils
and bwiiutura Lluea, via oei aware
ana Rarltan Canal, ou and after the 1Mb of March,
leaving daily at 1 M. aud 6 P. M., connecting wills
all Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight, which will be taken upon acoommod
Hug tarsus, apply wWILIjAM BAIRT A IX.,
111
No. ISA B. DKI.AU AKK Avenna
jfTrrt, TO 6U1P CAPTAIM4 AND OWNERS.
underslKned paving leased tne KIN.
-,ilO loN BCUEW WK, bess to inform bis friends
tnd lbs patrons of tbs Dock thai bs Is prepared wit
increased facilities to accommodate those bavin vr
,els 10 oe raiaed or repaired, aud tteuig a practical
,bip-carienter aud cuolker. will give personal alien
Ion to tue veosel entrusted to him for repairs.
C'aptaiusor AgttuU.Hlilp-Carpeutors, and Machinist
saving vessels to repair, are solicited to rail. ,.,m
Having the agency for the sale of " Weltereioai's
taieut MeUllip C.iniiMwItlou'' for OomxW lluJ-' J
the preservation ol veaaels' bottoius. Ar tills cliy.l t
orepared to ruxulab Uie same ou rea.""''1 J
JOHN H. HA si still,
Esoatasi-ou borow DtK'k,
1 CtLAWA RE Avenue, above Laurel sir