CITY IKTELLIGExXUE.
rom ADDITIONAL lAICAL 1TKM OCTHDB HOBS.
Ihpracbhert of Citi Officials AijDkb-
MAH McMtJLLlW AND CorjHCILMAW BARNIM.
Common Council, at a special meeting on Friday
last, paused the l.howiDf? resolution. provldiDK
lor the appointment ot a committee to Inquire
whether Alderman William McMulIln and Coun
cilman William H.P. Barnes have not been sruilty
f pross violation of the ordmanceof Councils,
nd to report whether their conduct has not
been such as to warrant an Unpcacbmcnt by
Councils:
"liesolved. By the Common Council of the
City of Philadelphia, That a special committee
of ove members be appointed, to inquire and
inveMlpatc whether William McMullin, one of
the aldtrmen of the Fourth Ward, and William
H. P. Darner-, a member ot Common Council
from the Fourth Waiii, have not been guilty of
a prof s violation of the ordinance of Councils
and the laws of this Commonwealth, and to
report to Councils whether their conduct has
not been such as to warrant an impeachment by
these Councils."
The committee appointed consists of Messrs.
Littleton, fiardsley, Palmer, Armstrong, and
Tyson, yesterday afternoon the committee as
sembled in the Council Committee Room. Pre
sent Messrs, Littleton (Chairman), Palmer,
and Tjson. Absent Messrs. Armstrong and
Bardtley.
Mr. F. Rcilly wa the first witness examined
belore the committee. He testified as follows:
I was at the tire in South street, above Seventh,
on the morning of the 14th of July; saw Alder
wan McMulliu there; we haJ a plug at the
corner; the Alderman made use of some very
disgraceful language and took one of our
equipped members away; he said he would give
him enouvh of bebtinar; a mob then drove ns
away, and even moved our steamer a few feet;
McMulliu's conduct tended to increase the Hunt;
did not see him strike any one, but there was
fighting done.
Edward Pay son sworn I live at No. 741
Pasvunk road; was preent at the fire on the
morning of the 14th Inst.; saw that the Hope
boys had charge of the plug; the members of
the Moyameming came up and commenced a
Cent with those around the plug; Alderman
McMullin cauebt hold of Mr. Mc An ally by the
collar with one band, and in the other he had a
bluckiack; several policemen came up and the
affair ended; had I not spoken to the Alder
man I believe he would have struck Mr.
McAnally.
Michael McAnally aworn I was close by the
engine when the Alderman caught hold of me;
be dragged roe down Bedford street, and made
use of ibe remark that "he would get bumble
bees around my bead;" I finally managed to get
away: can't say whether he was under the in
fluence of liquor or not; begets very excitable
at a tire; Mr. Barnes was In the attack on our
members by the "Mova" In the altcrnoon of the
lfith Inst.; Barnes remarked, "Come, let us tear
them out, boys;" the policemen Interfered, and
the assault was ended; the mob did not get in
side the engine house.
Mrs. Uanga sworn I reside next door to the
Hope Ensine House; on toe atternoon ot the
16th instant, between 6 and 6 o'clock, I saw a
crowd attack the members sitting in front of
the engine-bouse; a small man struck a man
over the head with a blackjack; Councilman
Barnes strucx a man in the back with a brick
bat; Mr. Phillips came across the street with
bis lace bleeding, and Barnes advanced and
attempted to strike him, but I prevented him.
Miss Haggle McCool sworn I was coming
down Fitzwater street on the afternoon ot the
16th instant, when I saw a crowd, and one of
them remarked that "they were going to tear
out the engine." meaning the Hope; I at
tempted to get ahead of them, but they ad
vanced rapidly: Barnes was with the crowd;
when I got to Sfxth street I saw the righting;
Mr. Barnes attempted to strike Mr. Phillips,
but Mrs. Baugh prevented him; on the morning
ot the 16th instant I saw a crowd running down
Fitzwater street, headed by Alderman McMul
lin; tbev were going towards the Hope Engine
House; heard the firing of pistols soon after.
Henry Cozzens sworn I reside at Ho. 414
German street; at the fire on the morning of the
14th, I saw McMullin have bold of Mr. McAn
ally; another tuembir of tne Moyameniing
struck and knocked down one of our members;
was present on the afternoon of the 16th, when
the attack was made upon us by the "Mova"
members; Barnes came up at the bead of a
crowd, and remarked that "he could tear out
the engine:" Frank McDeviH headed the second
crowd; saw Barnes throw a brick at a man, and
attempt to strike Mr. flumps: Mr. uurnes
also kicked the door of the engine bouse, en
deavorlne? to get in.
Officer Bewlcy testified that Barnes beaded
one ot the crowds that attacked the engine
bouse on the afternoon ot the 15th instant. He
recognized Barnes in the attack the next morn
lug.
Officer Hammond testified that on the morn
Ins ot the 16lh iustant he wao stationed on
heard a noise at Sixth and bhippen streets, and
ascertained that two men, Murtland and
McGabev. had been beaten: Alderman McMal
lin and Barnes appeared to be at the bead of
tbe crowd: there was firing from the assem
blage: did not see the Alderman do anything;
bad there been a strong force of policemen on
band tbe w hole party would have been arrested,
including the Alderman and uarnes.
Other witnesses were examined, but no add!
tl nal tea imonv was elicited.
Mr. Palmer tnen moved to adjourn, and to
reassemble on next Tuesday week.
The motion was agreed to, and the com
mittee adjourned.
Fbnkbtlvania Bank Building. The marble
exterior of this building, which Is now being
removed to make room fur a Government ware
house, is to be shipped to Mnchias, State of
Maine, where it is to be erected tor a custom
bouse. This banking-house was once much
admired, being the most pure model of Grecian
architecture in the country, with the single
exception of the Bank of the United State. The
design was from the Temple of the Muses, on
tbe Hybsus. near Athens, Attn two ionic por
ticos, of six columns each, supporting entabla-
- tures and pediments. Tho whole building is
126 by 61 feet, and is of white Pennsylvania
marble. It was begun in 17!)i and finished
in 1801.
Installation Services. A large congrega
tion assembled last evening at Bt. Peter's Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, Christian street, below
Sixth, to participate in the installation exercises
of Rev. J. Q. Waters as Pastor ot tbe Church.
Kev. J. V. Krotel. D. D.. President of the Synod
of l'ennsvlvania. conducted the services. He
was assisted by Rev. Dr. Krauth, who preached
tbe sermon, and Rev. lr. Seiss, Pastor of St.
John's Lutheran Church. At the conclusion of
the rernmn ttiA new naslor was Installed. The
congregation then united lu singing, after which
they were dismissed with a benediction dv tne
new pastor,
Accident. About 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon, two men, wtile carry lug a heavy piece of
, timber over a temporarv s'aging erected on the
premises at Nos. 819 ann 821 Market street, were
severely injured by tbe staging giving way and
precipitating them to the cellar. Tiielr names
, were Thomas rlynn and Jarnes' Htzsiinmons,
the former residing at T-nth and Chnstian
streets, and the latter in Briar place, in Locu6t
street, between Tenth and Eleventh. j
, Drowned. Daniel Crowell, a married man,
native of Nova Scotia, and first mate of tbe
brig J. F Benton, was drowned in the Delaware
yesterday afternoon. His &ody was recovered
Jn a few hours. T je brig was at anchor on the
east side of Windmill Island. Mr. Crowell was
engaged in washing the deck, and while draw
ing a bucket of water from the river he lost his
balance and f'll overboard. Coroner Daniels
took charge of the body.
BcRflLABT. The dwelling of James Carrick,
No. 1647 Federal street, was entered on Wedues
uv while Mrs. Carrick was at market. Coats.
mints, ladies' dresses, aud bed quilt, to the
Value of $160, were carried off. A servant was
In the house at the time, but knew noihiug
about the robbery until wvtr was committed,
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THE l)AiLYvmJ .TELEG
Tut THrtRMOMRTBR, at 3 P. M. yesterday,
stood st 9.1 degrers.Lbelng the highest point It
has reached this summer. Last vetr, Irom tbe
2d of July to the 8th, inclusive, at trie same
hour, the lowest point was 88 and the blithest
88$. On the 12th of July, at tue same hour. It
marked 93. aad Irom that timo to the 18th, In
clusive, was never lower at that hour, and on
the 17th it marked a temperature of 101. It will
be remembered that It was universally conceded
that tbe whole of July of laat year wai hotter
than it bad ever been known before. During
the whole month, at 3 In the afternoon, it was
only below 80 on one occasion, tbe 2 1st, when It
marked a temperature of 79 degrees. We have
every leason to congratulate ourselves on the
mildness of the weather dunnj the present
month. ' ' ;
Fort Mifflin. The Government has re
cently mounted at Fort Milliin, in addition to
the former armament, three splendid 15-lnch
guns. The battery now established comprises
also several rifled guns of the latest and most
Improved pattern. The Government has been
making other improvements at this post during
tbe last three months, and has constructed,
among other things, a subterranean magazine,
capable of containing one hundred and forty
thousand pounds of gunpowder. United States
vessels coming into port are compelled there
to land their powder before coming up to the
Navy Yard. The fort is under the command ot
Sergeant Bromley, who has been, in this posi
tion for eighteen years, except during a brief
interim, when the post was commanded by
Captain Thomas Br1ngbur6t.
CAMDEN AFFAIRS.
Mbetino op Councils. The stated meeting
of Councils was held last evening, John S. Lee,
req., in tne en air.
a petition waa received irom a nnmDer ot
residents in the neighborhood of Second and
State streets, requesting Councils to order the
lining up or a pond ot stagnant water at tne
S. W. corner of those streets. Referred to the
Sanitary Committee, with power to act.
Also, a petition tor a culvert on .Benson
street, from Fourth street to Broadway. Re
ferred to the ordinance commute, with in
structions te prepare an ordinance.
Tbe report ot the f inance committee was re
ceived. In addition to the taxes collected, men
tioned in Tim Evening Telegraph of Thursday,
Joseph C. Nicholls coliccted on account of
licenses
The Committee on Accounts reported bills to
the amount of $126950, contracted during the
month of July. Tbe report was received and
orders were directed to be drawn upon the City
Treasurer for the respective amounts.
The License Committee reported a number of
applications for licenses. They were all granted.
un motion or Mr. mouiton iNortn ward).
tbe ordinance relating to the construction ot a
culvert on Market street, between Front and
Second, was taken up and passed.
a communication from the cay surveyor was
received, stating the total cost of the con
struction of the culvert on Market street, be
tween Front street and tne Delaware river, to be
$2783-66.
The lollowlng resolution was adopted:
Jiesotved. That the City Surveyor be autho
rized, and is hereby directed, to make ont and
deliver to the property owners their bills tor the
construction of the culvert in Delaware avenue
and Market streets, from Front to Second streets,
immediately, and to notify the said property
owners to pay to the City Treasurer their respec
tive bills within thirty days.
a communication was received irom the
Treasurer of the Camden City dispensary asking
Councils to make an annual appropriation in
order to defray the expenses.
ait. ivuigDt (Aorta ward; ouerea tne follow
ing:
JiesoiteaL That an annnal approDriatlonof $160
be made to the Camden City Dispensary.
Aoopiea.
The ordinances for the construction of culverts
on Morris, Benson, and Pine streets were taken
up and pasted.
J. C. Sloan, Esq., being preseut, was invited
to take a seat by the side of the President.
Adjourned. ;
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
JFor additional Marine New tee Pint Page,
4.LMAN AO
JTOB PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAT.
Bun Kibe
Bum Hkt..
,4'BO MOOW KI8KS.....OT 029
VVl'ttIGH WITH.. 8 47
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
William C. Kent, )
Thomas E. Abhmkad, fMoflrTHLY OOHKITTca.
C'HABLKS WHKBLEB, )
UUVEUEMTB OF OCUAIf IVEAMKRI,
FOR AMERICA.
City of Cork..M....Liverpool...Nw York....M July 13
Borussla iamourg...rew ior ..juiy is
Breoien... M.Southamptou...New York...........MJuly 16
Malta Liverpool. ..New York M July is
City ot Boston.., Liverpool...New York July 17
China Liverpool. ..Hoston .July 20
C.olN. York Llverpool...New York July 20
C. ot xlaltimore..Liverpooi...rMew xoric July
FOR KUROP&.
C.of Antwerp....New York. ..Liverpool July 27
Virginia jsew i ork...LiverpooiM.MMn....juiy 27
u. Kiugaom new x orK...ti&Nguw....HH,....j uiy xi
Europe New YorkHavre July 27
Alemannla .New YorkIiaiuburg...M. July 27
Atlantic New y ork.liremeu..........Juiy 27
CofWashiuglonNew York...Llverpool .July 31
Minnesota......... New York...Llverpool July 81
Cuba -Boston......... Llverpool...........July 81
Deutsch and New YorkBremen A un. 1
Col Boston .New York. ..Liverpool ...Aug. S
Helvetia .New Vork...Llverpool .Aug. g
Bellona...M....New York...London ..Auii, 8
Colniu.bia.-... New YorkGlasgow... nm..Auit, 3
Arago. ....New York. ..Havre - Aug. S
Ploneer. .....Phllada.,...Wlluilngton.....-July 27
WyomliiK-....uPbllada .Savannah .. .......... July 27
Gen. Grant. New York.New Orleans ..Juiy 27
kt. uudsun....M..Pbiiaaa .llavana..M....-.J uiy 30
Fan Kee -New York...bU Juno -..July 81
Tioga..- -....Phllada...-.New Orleans -..Aug.
Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the regular
line. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Queemtown, except tbe Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers lor or from the Conti
nent ca 1 at Soathamuton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Nortnun, Crowell, Boetou, H. Wlnnor A Co.
Barque A. McAdaiu, rartridge, Boston, K. A. Souuer
s uo.
Brlir Moses Day. Loud. Boston. do.
Scbr B. Soulier, Wooster, Pembroke, du.
Scbr Lena Hume. Appleby, Portsmouth, do.
bchr Great Western, Mclalyre, Hudsou, Audenrled,
Norton E uo.
Schr Haltle, Carter, Kalem, John C. Scott & Bonn.
Scbr L. Audeurled, Crawlord, Newburyporl, Wanne-
macber dt IM.
Bt'r R. Willing. CnndltT. Baltimore, A. Orovea, Jr.
bt'r Diamond State, Talbot, Baltimore, J. 1. KuurJ.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
BteamshlD itoman. Baker. 45 hours from Boston,
with mdse. and passengers to U. Winsor A Co. Passed
two brigs off Delaware City, and two brigs off New
Castle. Cape May light was not burning from I to 4
O'clock yesterday morning.
Brig cycioue, .Nioktaaon tiate xiaggarty-, a nays
from Mlragoane, via quarantine, In ballast to J. E.
Bailey A Co. ...
Brig C. Matthews, Cox, from Bangor, with lumber
to J. W. Gaskill & Sons.
Scbr Olivia. Fox, l day from Odessa, with grain to
J. L. Bewley A Co.
Scbr Ridle, Qnlllen, 8 days from Bt. Martin's, with
grain to J. L. Bewley A Co.
Steamer Diamond State, Talbot, la hour from Bal
timore, with mdse. to J. D. Kootl".
u..mai Rlack Diamond. Meredith. U hours from
New York, with mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Btadacona, Casaidy, hence, at Bt. John, N. B.,
22d Inst. .
nteamsnip mm ui no luiuu, uuinrj, )U( r U11KUUI-
nbla, oieared at New Orleaus 20tb lust.
Brig A. H. Curtis, Durglu, hence, at Cardenas 10th
nBtMHl
Brig ITimea. rtoisuii( iui a ui.Mucipuia, uiearvu at
New York yesterday.
Brig L- Myers, Hicks, for Apalachlcola, sailed from
KevWestUth lust.
Brig A. V. Larrabee, Carlisle, hence, at Portland 2Hu
,nKr1Ii Gambia, for Areclbo, to load for Philadelphia,
iitxl from Mayeguesstu lust.
Hrtla Matilda, Dlx. and Mountain Eagle, Sherman,
.5 . fnrtland 28d lust.
scbr W. L. Springs, steelman, remained at Key
Went nth Inst , niscuargeo. aua aooui to repair,
Scbr Sagua facaev, mumwii ui . uiiuuiyui. oaiivu
from t rdeua . Phlla(,alnhla. rlBad
senr wiiii- 7-' -
rbr M-W. Grimn. Gritting-, for Philadelphia, sailed
S?! iSFe. VmH Crle. hence. at Boeton VA Inst.
rH5 11 W. Benedict. Case, bei.ee lor Lynn, at
T,ul:Str?Booa
Iboriipson.YansanJ M. P. Smith, (Iraco;
Sad rkIvfCkiTb. " '
NOTICE TO MARINER
It has already beeu staled that the packet ship Cul-
lvtnr,r OptMn Itnmmll, ,mm I,lwpot ftr New
i nrtt. struck uixm nhiml twinr unknown, anfl ttmt
l1i)n ;hanuii-r. ot'ltiH t'nltrd 8ties stvaiacr Dou,
lid bft ftnnl mit to locate It.. 1 h following In ta
ritracl from a Iviier wnuon bV nUln Chandler to
"JtV1 1,?w "' B"rl or Uinlwwrltere:
2, ;.hoal lw ,n ' N.. Ion. Mil W., anrt rtine In
a N.fc W. and KSF. direction for fle nliw. with a
:eneralaveraRPollK fathom, bin ims ol onleen-ej-n
fet. il la ant more tuan one nunnred yariln
lde. and fteema to be ridge formed br le action of
the Ufa. end the shoal spole are, I think, wmki ol
loor fellowB l)o have hpn reported aa fnmidprlns: al
tea. Uaalilp atnkea there lu a heavy gale there la
no chance for aioult no boat could lire. Tbe other
sbnal la due earduruaiorthe DarlnMooth Hhoal LlKht.
boat 13 mllea, and ha an averaeedeplb. 0f6 latboma.
It extendi eight mile In a N.N K and rt. WW. direction,
and the north end In on the parallel with theeouth end
of FlfliinK IUp. Tbe latitude ot tbe aboalent part la
4u 06. Ion. 69 2u 07. I made a full report to the Bureau
on my arrival.
AMUSEMENTS.
A
C A
DEMY OF MUSIC.
MONDAY. JULY 29. fcj7.
l'KHFFCTLY IMMKNSK. .
1'i.Kli.CTLY lMMKMriE. '
TWO ASTATIC NATIONS
TWO ASIATIC NATIONS
from the Kant and Went Of the Antipodean Contiuent.
I be Very celebrated
ltKU DRAGON TItOUPE
JAPANKt-ifi JAPANESE
JAPANKHK JAPAN KM Jj
crortnlnk tbe Rreat reel do Ocean and tbe American
Coutluent. combine with the
' MABVF.LI.OrB ABABS I
MAKVi-LLOUH Alt A Jit) ,
(IF THR I
1 ItENI ZOUO-OUO TRIBE, I
who have doused the Atlantic Ocean and European
C0UlKACH BI-NAV1GATINQ THE WORLD,
meet la (bin great Mrtrhpoiis, where, tor tlietlrat tiro
wltbln the fccope ot history, they see eacu theotutr
natioualliy. They enoounier In a i
iOUBNAMItNT OF HUMAN SKILT
The verv celelirmed hD DIIAUON TllOUPE OP
JAPANJiBK have butjunt arrived from the Japanese
lapMal, via ban Francisco, where they are unaul
mciinly proLounced
bUi'EiirOK lO ALL wno HAVE PRECEDED
Til KM,
performing feats of thermal marvellous and Incom
prehrnslble character.
"'ibis Troupe comprise twenty-four persons, each
of v bom has a speciality, and excels In It, And tbe
w hole combination is undoubtedly the most talented,
by fer. ol any that have yet appeared In this city,"
u(i fianrUeo llmrt, June 10.
r-Btid as our people are with Japanese perform
ance, tnat of last evening was keenly relished, and
everybody went borne loud In lta praise. The com
pany ia tbe strongest that has yet appeared." un
irnnrWaro JtuUettn, June 11.
Tt Is evident that tbere Is as much difference be
tween tbem and tbelr predecessors In polut of skill as
between Leolurd or )l anion and a street tumbler.
They have amply Indicated tbelr rluhl to be con
slaered tbe beet Troupe that ban led Japan, and
altogether tbe most perfect," 6'un tYancitvo Timet.
June 11.
Tbe enormous hounes which have nightly attended
the startling performances of the MAHVKLLOU4
A HA Iks during tbe pant week at the Olympic Theatre
give the evident assurance of tbelr wonderful skill.
The applause continuous, and culminating lu out
bursts ol excited "hravos," reaching degrees of en
thusiasm rarely witnessed within tbe walls of a
V'VKNTY-FOUR JAPANESE, TIIIRTY ARABS,
TWKM'Y-FOUK JAPANKBK, TH1KTY AllAiM,
FlrTY FOUK ASIATIC MARVKIA
ITFTY-FOBB ASIATIC MABVKL3.
It may safely be assumed tbal
AhTONlKHMENT WILL RISE TO AWE '
In witnessing the startling feats of these children of
the Isles of the Sun and of tbe Desert in
1HK1K THIAL Or SKILL.
The Press and tbe Publlo of New York and Brook
lyn are enthusiastic in announcing,
W1IMUUI Bliai UK H Jt-llLnVA I 1UM.
that tbe rtrlormanceol this utterly uuDaralleled com
bination Is
FAR. FAR BEYOND ALL PRECEDENT!
The endorsement by presence and enthusiastic ap
plause of
THE CLEROY AND DIGNITARIES
Cf those cities is of Itself an overwhelming evidence
ti tne
Bare Historical and Scientific nature of the perform
a nee.
It Is, says tbe Brooklyn "Eagle," impossible to de
scribe these marvels. To be understood they must be
soen, and seeing, one must be assured that he is awake
and not dreaming, to Deiieve.
Imaslne a human being, the King of the Desert.
springing Into the air like a bird with one wing
cuppea, ana bevolvjnq thkjcb timks hobizon-
TALLY I
Imagine others skipping In tbe air, like mammoth
Krassuoppern, uounuing as an lnaia-rubberoall.
GYRATING AND REVOLVING.
setting all conceived Ideas ol human strength and
endurance utterly at naugut.
OF ALL HUMAN MARVELS THESE ARB
1 HR OKKATKST.
Bale of Reserved Keats wl1 1 commence at the Aca
demy, and at Trumpler's Musio Store, Saturday morn
ing. rice, f i. i "
Tl Ol
XI -BEAUTIFUL SCKNKKY HEALTHFUL
EXERCISE THE BATH ENTERTAIN M-ENT OF
'I UK iitSJSl KIN AT.
M1UA. MARY LAXEMEYER
respectfully Inn,. a her Irienda and tbe publlo gene
rally, that she will open the beautiful Inland Pleasure
Urouno known as
SMITH'S ISLAND.
on SUNDAY next, Mays. She Invites all to come
and enjoy with her tne uenguuj or wis ravorlte sum
mer resort. 4 80 U
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Furniture Chintzes and Dimities,
Pillow and Sheeting Linens,
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the usual selection of ilttJJlISti TACKLal In all Its
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HAND MUZZt-K-LOADINQ UN3 altered to
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Every housekeeper should have theiu to tbelr shut
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Manufactured by
if. WALKER A SONS,
IB tm KuUM, BXJLTxl bifeol
, . ...... , , , - f -
FRIDAY,
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GHVrZ"Z?ZA TUB MILITARY
ew Orleans, U, j0 J,4"'"' Ll8-,riot,
Healed ProDOHuli .m k'JT-.a ..... '.
H.a.e. 1W theVn" UBUtei'
Kntiche. Texan.
Dr" Bantlaao, lo White's
J ne sale will
Include the entire track
bridges, eta.lhe railroad material., the nppiiM
'. " l" "? Maoiner wild iho rolllna
stock cars, maoblnery, aud other equipment
aa follows:
9U miles unllroaa Track. i
2 Tarn-Tables.
25,()(K) pounds Ilallroad Chairs. '
6- 0 Cr ss Ties.
8,660 pounds Itallroad Iron.
4 liallroad FroKS and Hwltoh Stands. :
1 Locoiuotlve and Tender (named "West
ern").
8 Flat Cars. '
2 Hand Cars.
2 1'UHh Cars.
686 pound Car Springs.
2 Crow Feel.
4 Rplke Mauls.
1 Track Gunge,
1 Fire Tonga.
1 Ilallroad l)epot Building,
' 1 Foreman's Quartets.
1 T Wharf.
157 pounda American Packing.
65 pounds Jute Packing.
20 feet itnbber Hose. .
1 Iiooglaa Pump.
2 Water Casks.
1 Feed Tlpe.
1 Cistern.
2 Office Denkg.
1 Cooking Stove.
1 Stove.
4 Claw liars.
2 Huackle liars.
1 Lantern.
2 Hignal Lanterns.
2 Grind Hlonea.
2 Padlocks.
1 Turning Lathe.
8 Spades.
45 Hbovels.
8 sets Carpenters' Tools,
2 Water Buckets.
2 Jackscrews and Levers.
8 Anvils.
7 Bellows.
2 I'inch Bars.
1 Cold Chisel.
2 Blacksmiths' Hammers
8 bledge Hammers.
15 finruHier Handles.
2 Hplke Punchex.
1 set BlflckKmlilis' Tools.
6 Blacksmiths' longs.
2 Vises.
1 Cross-cut Baw.
173 Pick Axes.
24 Pick Axe Handles.
4 Hqunre Brasses.
2 Biutllug Boxes.
1 Brass Faucel.
1 Hna Nozzle.
Tbe sale will not Include tbe title to tbe land,
which does not belong to the United States.
This road is about ten miles In length, and
extends from Brazos Santiago to White's
Kancbe, on tbe Hlo Grande, From this point
connection is made by steamer 'with Browns
ville and Matamoras. 1
1 be route la tbe shortest and best for tbe Im
mense traffic between the Uulf of Mexico and
the Interior of Southern Texas and Northern
Mexico, and the communication by rail alone
ran readily be extended to Brownsville.
The road already completed saves thirty miles
of difficult and tortuous navigation. Tbe road
is five feet gauge, good ties, T rail, and full
spiked.
Tbe property may be inspected on applica
tion to Captain C. H. Hoyt, A. Q. M., Browns
ville, Texas, and any information desired may
be obtained from that officer, or from tbe oltloe
of the Chief Quartermaster, Fifth Military Dis
trict, New Orleans, La.
A condition of tbe sale will be that trans
portation shall be furnished for all Government
troops and supplies whenever required, al rates
not to exceed those paid by the United States
to other railroad companies In the Fifth Mili
tary District.
Tbe terras of payment accepted will be those
considered the most favorable to the Govern
ment. Ten per cent, cash, in Government funds, to
be paid on acceptance of proposal.
Tbe Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
Proposes should be Indorsed "Proposals for
the purchase of Brasos Santiago and Rio Grande
ilallroad," and addressed "Brev. I.leut.-Uol. A.
J. McGonnlgle, A. Q,. M. U. 8. Army, ofBce
Chief Quartermaster, Fifth Military District,
Mew Orleans, La."
A. J. McGONNIGLE,
Brev. LlenU-Col. and A. Q,. M. U. 8. Aiiny, ,
7 17 18t in charge of offloe.
X ARQE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
IA
Office of Army Clothing and Eqtjipagb,!
No. 29 Broadway, Nhw Yokk, July 17, 18d7. f
Will be sold at Publlo Auction at the Depot of
Army Clothing and Equipage, No. 400 WASH
INGTON Street, New ork city, on TUESDAY,
tbe Oih day of August next, oommenolug al 11
o'clock A. M., to be continued from day to day,
the following articles of Army Clothing and
EquliiHge:
ltt.OUO Uniform Coats.
34,(Ki0 Uniform Jackets.
7,775 Veteran Ilea. Corps Jackets.
18,(00 KuK Drawers.
128.000 Knit Shirts.
40 000 Great Coats (Footmen's).
80,000 Great Coals j Horsemen's).
150,000 Woollen Blankets.
80.100 Rubber Blankets.
10,000 Rubber Poncbas.
100,000 Lined Sack Coats.
100,000 Uu lined Sack Coats.
100.000 Forage Caps.
bll.OOO pairs Bootees, M. 8.
8,900 pairs Boots, M. H.
15,000 Biogans.
180,000 Ijeather Neck Stocks.
45,000 Hal Feathers. ,
100,000 Kaapsacks (Regulation).
11.000 Maun s Patent Knapsacks.
50,000 Haversuckatltegulallon).
7,f)00 liaverwacaa (xnameiieaj.
21 000 pairs Trowsers, Horsemen's.
15'ooO pairs Trowsers, Footmen's.
2fc07 pairs Leggings.
434 Hussar jackets.
1 000 Straw Hats.
2 173 Dark Blue Trowsers.
2,151 Buckles for Trowsers.
64 yarus Dark Blue Cloth.
419 yards Blue Flannel.
1 iiWZ yards Greeu Merino.
'l'29 yards Black Wlgans.. , . , i
709 yards Bu ck Alpaca. '
448 yards Brown Hollands.
Also, a quantity of various articles of irregu
lar Clothing and Equipage. Samples of all can
be seen al the depot within ten days of sale,
and catalogues bad. .
Terms Cash in Government funds; ten pet
cent, down aud Ihe balance before the goods are
taken from the depot, which must be within
five days after the Bale, under forfeiture of pur
chase and the ten percent, deposited.
c Bvt. Major-General D. H. VINTON,
7 20 15t Asst. Qr.-MaBter Gen'l U. 8. A.
PROPOSALS.
"PROPOSALS FOR WOOD
Depot Quartermaster's Office, ' 1 1
W ashington, D. C, July 16, lhU7.
Sealed Frtpobals are invited and will be re
ceived at this oflioe until July bO, 1807, at 12
o'clot k noon, for the purchase of about 10,000
CORDS OF WOOD, now lying at the Govern
ment Woodyard, at Alexandria, Va.
Bids lor 1000 cords, wlih ihe privilege of tne
lot are Invited, but for an amount leas than
11 od cords bids will not be entertained.
rroposuls must be plainly marked "Propo
sals for Wood," and be addressed to the un
dersigned. Fitu-en days will be allowed parties Xp remove
their purchusea.
Kidders will state their full name and posi
office address, and will be notified by letter or
the acceptance of their bid.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject
any or all bids that may be considered objee
liouable. . '
l'ayment in Government funds Is requlrsu
unoii the acceptance of the bid. i
V17101L CHARLES H. TOMPKINS, !
Brevet Brig -General Depot Quartermaster.
WILLIAM 8. GRANT,
COMMIHH1UN MERCHANT.
ho. 83 B. DJO.AWAKK Avenue, Philadelphia,
iaiNi voa
Popont's Gunpowder. Kenned Nitre, Charcoal, Kto.
w. Baker A Co.'s Cliooolate. Coooa. aud Broiua.
Crocker Rrua. A Co.'s Yellow Melai baeathlng,
Boll, and Nails. I
' ' 4
JULY2G, 18GL
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
PvELAWAKE mutual bafkty iksu-
XJ R A N CK COM P A N Y , 1 ncorporated by the Legis
lature ol Pennsylvania. ls&
Office. & X. corner cf TH I RD an d WALNUT Streets
Philadelphia.
' MAR1NK INHIJKANCKS
Vessels, cargo, and Ireleiit, to all parts of the world.
INLAND INKfJRANCKM
on Roods by river, canal, lake, and land carriage, to
ail partaot lbs I'ninn m
Fl KB INSURANCES
n rcerpbaodloe general ?
On (stores, Dwelling Houses, eto
abseth of thk company.
MO,otx XJoHed biates k Aer Ceuk Loan,
UOno OupbMlesTFei'cuiri
W0V n d"Vi mTiS-Tm cent.'
i.cov cgtefeK
114,CO0)
184,100 -00
JII.SOO-OO
lMMJtO
(4,70000
4,rxog
8O.7SO-0O
ou.otn Biai i n w
Jersey Su
llM. 1 1 rnV t'Jl 1
Z0.000 PeiiusyivaDia"
, noriiraga,.
BU PetT'Cenw
W,I0 Penn.ylraDla 'RTiroi3'"'ia .
. WorlsHge. Mx Per Cent Bonds
M.0OU Western Pennsylvania Rail.
, mad Blx Per Cent. Rnds
' Pennsylvania Railroad aua,.
rantees)......M.....- ,. "
10,000 State ol 'lennessee i'lvSI'Sr
. Cent, l oan ... ..
7,000 Bt ate of leunessee Blx Per
Cent. lxan...,
16,000 800 BhHree Block of UermaD
. town OasCompany (prkiolpal
aud interest euaranletd by
city of Philadlpbla)..
7460 148 Bliares Block of PenoBTlva-
nia Railroad Company
OliO 1UI bb ires block ol Morth Peun-
V K I . i IA Uallwkaj ah..h.
J1UUUI
M,(O0-O0
tsooo
1
SO,7BO00
l,0f0-00
40-00
15,00000
1,258 -26
8,960-U0
20.0noo B1,area Block of Pulladel-
pliia and Boutiiern Mall
, rueamsiup (jompany
lWi.BOt Loans on llondn aud Mortgage,
1st Liens on City Properly.
80,00000
19S.9UI-00
tl.MO.oeopar. , , Market value.
' ' Cost, l,0lto.56t-0i.
Real Estate ,,.
Bills receivable for insurances
m0t
Balance due at agencies Pre-
nilums oa Marine Policies,
Accrued Interest, and other
debis due to ihe Company......
ocrlp and Block of suudry Insu
rance and other Companies,
78. KHtiaiated value
Cash In Bank........fll,l(e-28
Cash In Lrawer..... 447T4
1,070JH078
86,0a0-00
17,68720
18,923-90
2,98000
I I 41,64000
fl,4U7.:ffllS6
la assumed
.nhl bel?11 Dew enterprise, the Par
uiiuin value.
'I human c. Hand,
ohu C Davis,
fcdmuud A. Bouder,
Ineoptillus Paulding,
John R. Penrose,
James 1 raqualr,
lit ury C. Lallett, Jr.,
James c. Hana,
V iliiam C. Ludwtff.
Bamnel E. Stokes, '
xicuiy oiuan.
winiani u. Boulton,
id ward Uariluaion,
H. Joues Brooke,
h-dward Lalourcada.
Jacob P. Joi; es,
James B. Mc far lan A,
Jonbua P. Kyre,
Jrsepb H, real,
GeorKeO, Lelper,
Hugh Craig,
John L.Taylor,
Jacob Rlegel,
npencer ucllvaine,
.1. B. bemple, Pittsburg.
A. B. Berner. "
D. T. Morgan, "
Oeorite W. Bernardoo.
1HUUAS
C. HAND. Prosldenl.
JOHN C,
DAVIS, Vice-President
Hinht Ltlbi'bw. Hecretary.
181
1829 CUARTER PERPETUAL.
Fiaiiklin Fire Insurance Go.
OF PBILADELPBIA,
OFFICE:
SOS. 48 ANA) 47 CHESNUT BTBEKT.
AkSETS
ON JAHVABT 1. 18 67,
an.ioa.iie-is.
Capital
.HOO.UnO-Oti
. IHfi.71B'D
Accrued Surplus.
Premiums........,
a ee esesseee . a A AAnl. Us AS
GKBF.TTLKD CLAIMS. IN COM K FOR ISM,
-LOSiSi-ES PAID UIMVK 1880 OTEB
a.aoo.uuo.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms
DIRFXJTORB.
Cuarlea N. Banckeri i Ueorge Fales,
Tobias Wagner, Alfred Fltler.
Bamuei Oraul Itramis W. Lewis, M. JD,
Isaac Lea, li bomas Bparka.
CHAKLUS N. BAfttKJtH, President.
tiKUtlUii: FAI.KH. Vil.Prulllanl
J. W. McALLibT.R. Becretary pro tern. 81 tisai
TAKE A LIFE POLICY
TO THK
BROOKLYN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE:
M. E. tor, SEVINTU ana CHESNUT.
E. B. COLTON,
tIEMBBAi AUENT.
S28
PKOV1DLM' LIFE AND IKUfaT COMPANY
Oi PHiLj,AJi.LPxHA,
No. Ill buuui OLAt'l Al blreet,
INCCMi-OltA'lii.Ai sd MUJN Tit 2M, 1865.
CAP11AL, iOO,UOU, PAlJj lis.
Insurance ou Lives, by V early Premiums; or by S
10 ur ioi ear Preuiiuiiis, XNOU'iorieilura, '
Annuities aiaxiied ou tavurable terms,
leiiu Policies, Cliliuieu's Kudowmeuta,
'ILu. Loiupauy.wbile giving ibe insured tbe security
ol a puiu-up Capital, will divide liie enilxe profllaol
lue Liie bubiuens aiuuug its policy holders.
Mouu s i ect ived al lnteitsi, and paid ou demand.
Autburlzid by charier to execute trusts, aud lo act
us Lxecuiur or Aumluisirator, Assignee oruuardlau,
anu in oiber Uuuciary cupauuiea, uuder appointment
ol auy I ouri ol Una Comniouwealtu, or any person or
personH, or budios politic or corporate,
iiaaciui.
BMCFLK. BlilPLjj.Y, hrMUY HAINE8,
JObll L A U. MUBRlB, T. W loTAR BROWN,
BKllKL WOOK. W. U LUiXUhTRKTU,
RlCxlARi) CALblJRT, WILLIAM UACJiiat,
CAtARLKB J;'. UkilH.
BAMUFL R. BHIPLli Y, ROWLAND PARRT,
PreaiueuU Actuary,
V'M, C. LOlSOBlhl!.'iU, Vice President.
1 ilOM AO V. lo'l AB. M. I J. B, TUWN8END.
7 K7 ) teedu-al Kianiiner. Legal Adv laer.
tu'lhli 1LBACE fcXCLUblVELY. THE
j PF.MNBYLVAMA F1HK lJSbURAMCJCCOM
Pa IS Incorporated 16 Charter Perpetual No.
610 W'ALMJT Bireel.oi poolle ludepeudence buuare,
'i'ti is couipauy, lavorabiy known to tne oouimuulty
lorover l rty yeurs, ouutiuuee to Injure against loss
or damage by lire ou Punlio or Private Buildings,
rlilier pernianeutiy or fur a limited time. Also, on
Furniture. Blocks ot Uooua, aud Mexuiiauoise gene
rally, on liberal terms.
'Ibeinanliai, loaether with a large Burplus Fnnd.
Is Invested lu the nionicareliil manner, wlilub enables
i be m lu oil. r to tbe Insured an undoubted seourity in
tbe una of loss.
Aiiaav"jiuB.
Daniel Bmlth, Jr.,
John Deverenz,
Tboluas Bmliu,
Aivxauder JienKin,
I...!- liaieleburHt.
AAoury AW1S,
Tbomaa Bobbins, J. Uilllngbaut FelL
Laulel Haddock. Jr.
, fJANIJs.LBMITH.Ja., President.
W I imam Q. Cbowuxl. Hecretary. jj,,
TjiTaoSLX INBUItANCE CUMPANY OF
JT PHILADELPHIA.
lNCOBPOKATk.l 14CHARTER PKRPETrjAL.
JSo. 1C44 W ALN VI tetreet, opposite the Kxohanke.
In audition to MA KINK aud INLAND INSCR
ANCls.. IIiih Company Insures Irom loss or damage by
Hitft lor liberal lerms on buildings, tuemiiaudlxe,
luruiture, etc., lor limited periods, aud permanently
on buildings, by dm oslt of premium.
1 be Comiiany has been lu active operation for more
than Bli'l Y YKaKB, during wblUt all losata nave
been promptly adjusted and paid.
xiiuiu-o-okm.
John L. Hodge. . iwrence Lewis, Jr.
jn. X3. atnuuuy ,
John T. Lewis,
William B. Grant,
Robert W. Learning.
D. Clark Wharion,
Iiavld ItwlH.
Beujamlu Kiting.
Thomas H. Powers,
A. R. atcHeury,
idniuud Canilllon,
aamuei nuoux,
JOHN WLCHfclvJCK, Prusktont.
Becrelary,
8AMCXL Wit.
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
INSURANCE COMPANY,
nr
NORTH AMERICA.
OFFICE, No. 883 WALNUT BT., PHI LAJ3KLPH1A'
INCORPORATED 17 M. CHARTER PKRPETTJALJ
CAPITA!., $000,000. 1 "!
AMI ETA. JAN (J ART , 1807, 1,7S,MTS
IKslBrs NARIKE, IWlAKI TtRANHPOst
1A1IVJI Al) llbS BUIUi
Dmirnm.Si
Arthnru. Ooflln, . Oeorirs L. narrtson.
Buniuel W, Jonea,
J (Hid A, Brown.
Francis K. Lktue.
ilward U. Trotter,
Kdward B. Clarke,
'Wllliani Camming,
T.Charlton Henry,
Alfred I. Jeaanp,
John P. White,
Charieslaylor,
A morose w hue, .
Rlrliard P. Wood,
Wllllam Welsh.
B. Morris Wain,
onn waaon,
Lonl C. Madeira.
ARTHUR O. COFFIN. President,
Crakmcm Pxatt, Becretary.
WILLIAM BUEHl.KR. Harrliburt. Pa- Omtr
Agent lor Uie Bute of Pennsylvania. llli
QIIIAED PIRB AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
: .'. (No. 639) , , , t
N. B. COR. C11EBNDT AND SEVENTH BTB-
CAPITAEi AND kl Hl'Ll t. OTEB t00,00
, Losaes Paid and Acoruaa la lbB, t
047W0OO
ithtadat
iuu.tiuu ouu ol property baa been SuuceastuIlT i
' insured
wiiB ionipany lu uiirteen years, and Wht Hnk.
urea Mwaes oy lre prompuv paid. , ; , . 1
SIKKCTORBt V -
Ibomaa Craven.
bllaaTerkas.Jr .
A ti red . GliWC :
IS. Lawreuoa,
Charles I. Irupont,
Henry k.nn...
Furman Bbeppard. '"'
Tknmas MucKellar, '
John Bui'plee,
J onn w. . lasbora,
jonepn
TllOlliHiltlvnl - - - ...
A. B. OILLETT. Vice-President: '
8iafmwt JAM Fit B. ALVORD, BeoiaUvw-
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETO"
1 1 1 . j
COLD'S IMPROVED
PATE1NT. LOW
STEAJ!
AND
HOT WATER APPAHATU8,
FOB W ABM IN 44 AMD TENTlLATf Ml
WITH PVREEXTEBJiAh AIB. '
Also, tbe approved Cocking Apparatus. '
THE AMEI11CAN KiTCHENEI
On the Enropean plan of heavy castings, dorabllfty
aud nealueMS ol cuiislructlon. .
Suitable tor Hotels, Publlo Institutions, and tbe bettex
. umb vi rnvM Awesmeuoee. n .
Also, Agenta tor the sale ot i
r:
3
SFEAKMAN S PATENT SAFETY VALVE,
Wblcb should be connected with every water back
and boiler, and ORlFi ITJd'8 . . . )n . ..
FATENT ARCHIMEDEAN VENTILATOR,
UNION STEAM AND WATER KEATING COMPANY
J AMFUa P. WOOD CO.,
NO. 41 SOUTH roCRTII NTBKfcT,
B. M. FKLTWKLL, Buperlotendeut
4MSST
P E N N bTAM
ilBOlLKK WORK.a.-NEAFliil A M:uv
tlvACiiCAL AND THUUKJi'tlCAL JUINJUKBB.
MACUlMb'IB. BUILKR MAJiJiiRB. BI.ACiri
eMl'IUB, and FuLNDluIio, having lor many year
oeeu in successiui eperaiiou, aud been exolusivelp
engaged in building aud repalimg Marine aud Rlvec
bugines, blgh and low-pressure. Iron Boilers, Watex
Tanks, Propellers, etc. etc., respecllully Oder their
st rv Ices 10 the public aa being lully prepared lo con
tract lor engines of all site, Marine, River, and
stationary; having sets ol puiterus 0 ulliereut sixes,
are prepared to execute orders with quick despatch.
Every description ol pattern-making made at the)
shortest notice, blgb and Low-pressure Fine.
Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the beat Pennsyl
vania charcoal iron, f orgiugsof all sixes and kinds;
iron aud Brass Castings ol ail descriptions; , Rail
Turning, Bcrew Cutting, and all other work connected
wlih the above busiueas.
Draw in ii and snecitlcatlons for all work dnna
at the establishment free ol charge, and work guar.
anleed.
Ibe subscribers have ample wharf-dock room fbl
repairs ol bob is, where they can he In perlecl safety
aud are provided with shears, blocks, fails, etc eto,
for raising neavy or iigut weisuia.
ACOB O. NEAFIK.
. unn r. aulv X.
BKACU aud PALMJvR Bireete.
821t
J, VAUbUAM MBAalCA, WIXL1AM B. MKaKIOl
JOBM a. CVPK.
QOUTHWARK OULKY, FIFTH ANI
O " AJsD-iNO'lON btreela. 1
PaihAUau-aix.
MJs.KRJ.CJk A bONB,
KNOINtJxJta AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Bteam Knglneg
ior Laud, River, and Marine bervlce,
BolJera, Uasometers, Tanks, iron Boats, etc. 1
Castings of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Jbrame Boole lor Oaa Works, Workshops, and
Railroad blalions, eto.
Retorts and tin Machinery, of the latest aad most
Unproved construction,
Every description ot Plantation Machinery, and
Bugar, Baw, and Or 1st Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
buam Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping Ksy
gmea, etc.
Bole AgenU for N. Bllleox's Patent Bngar BoIIlnf
Apparatus, Neamyih's Patent Bteam Hammer, and
Aspinwall A Woolaey'S Patent Centriiugal Busac
Draining Machine. (mi
BEIlfESBUhO" WACHISE WOBKft
OFFICJS,
Ho. 85 N. FRONT BTRFJCT,
pnir.AOKi.puiA.
We are prepared to fiil orders to any extent for oar
well-known
MACHLNJOIT FOR COTTON AND WOOLLEN
M ILLb,
Including all recent Improvement In Carding, Spin
nlng, and Weaving.
W e invite the attention ot manolactnrers to OU sx
tensive woraa,
l ALFRED JENJTS BON.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
gTANDBRlDGE, BARK, & CO.,
. ntPORTEBB OV AKD DEALERS U ' --
FOREIGN AND AVER! CAN HARDWARE,
HO, 181 UABliEI MTBJEET,
Offer! or sale a large stock ot
Ilard-waro and Cutlory,
TOGETHER WITH
1000 KEGS NAILS
AT BKUIKED PBICES. fllthsta
SUTLER Y-
A fine sssortmenl of POCKKT and TABLE CUT
LERY, RAZORS. RAZOR STROPS. LADIKB' BCI
BORB PAPJi-B AND TAILORS' BHKAR8, ETC.,
' L. V. HKLMOLD'e) '
CuUery Store, No. 136 South TENTH Street,
II Three doors above Walnut,
FIRE AND BURGLAR PR00FSAFES
c. L. MAiscn.
iiANcrACTUaia op
1. .
rl B JB
AMP BlIUUlAB-rBOur
HAr litt,
-I
-LOCUtlHITll, BEL-L-HANCIKB, Arf T
LKAUIltiai BtlltDUU IIABIIWAHC.
tt o. KACis ttruicxir.
A T-AUfiB ASSOTITM F"1IT "Prfi
il a-ih
Ji and Burglar-proof BA FEB on band, with In.ii
doors, liwelilug-hoase Bales, free Irom damum
prices low.
":. "J "r ,r"'u aainp
C. UAhHKm rOHULH,
No, 41 VINE Blr
88
etreet,