CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Ward Nominationb. In addition to the
TiwjGBAPB jcBtcrdaj, the following were
;XlrHtoWRr(1-""c,Plt. Council-Andrew Ster
iV, Comnl?n Coimnl-JoUn Stinger. School
l)irectors-C. Savers, Jobn Krider, and J.
Second Wnrcl . School Directors Jobn N.
llenry Charles 8. Tlsoall, John II. Rogers,
1 "Kb. Dugan, Thomas Mellon, and Jobn J.
Juley.
Third Ward. Alderman F. A. Dovltt.
School Directors L. Henry, Jo-eph Armstrong,
and O. A. Dougherty. ACHSor William 0.
Glenn.
Sixth Ward. School Directors Daniel Barr,
John McMackin. aud James lHifi'v.
Seventh Ward. Common council Dr. Rank
and Mr. Dadut r. School lirector C. Mitchell.
Alderman William IJuWhaw.
Eleventh Wurd. Common Council Anthony
Campbell. Alderman John Cahill.. hchobl
Directors Lewis C. Pierce, Sumucl C. King,
and Jumps H. Meckel.
Twelith Ward. Select Council Georec W.
riunily. School Direciort U. A. E. Mo3re,
Willntni Mctadden, and William Cnrrcy.
Fourteenth Wind.-Select Council J. P. Van
kirk, full term; Jepc N cc, unexpired term of
Air. Van Clcve. Common Council William Ful
inan. School Directors K. G. Kraft, II. I'ul
man, mid Uodscr.
Fifteenth Ward. Common Council Chnrles
Keichiine. School Directors 1$. C. Uradlcy and
W. 8. Hosier.
bix'eetith Ward. Select Council James V.
Hopkins. Common Council -John Hav. -School
Directore Edward Jones, Thomas J. beckinan,
urnl YV illinrti Uhal'i,
Seventeenth Ward. Select Council Michael
Dcvelin. Common Council John Stuhl, Alder
manJohn Develin.
Nineteenth Ward, Select Council Frederick
CeiBler. Common Council Joseph Gilison aud
John Goodwin.
Twentieth Ward. Common Council Charles
II. Lex and 8nmucl Harrison. School Directors
John A. WilvoD, P. A. lUntd'ord, and James
Beynolde, Assessor William Slaw.
Twenty-second Ward Common Council
P9ter 13. Ilinsle. Alderman C. T. Jones.
Twenty-third Ward. Select Conncil William
Eaird. Common Council Anthony Weut
zell, Jr.
Twcnty-foufth Ward. Common Council
. Isaac Van Houtn and James Ilulme.
Twenty-fllth Ward. Common Council Chas.
Judpe. Alderman William F. Boucher. School
Directors Thomas J. Miller, John Wllliant,
Laban L. Smith, Charles Fay, William Waddle
ton, and Bnrnuel L. Snyder.
Twenty-sixth Ward. Jacket Council Robert
McCay. ConimoB Council Isaac G. Smith.
School Directors James Clark, John McGuire,
William Cunnincham, and Alexander Bond.
Twenty seventh Ward. Aldermen James
Allen and G. T. Lemmoo.
Twenty-eighth Ward. Select Council WU
liam Morrison. Alderman Mr. Riley.
Distkkssinq Accident. An Klpeult Lady
Drowned. Shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, a distressing accident occurred at
'.Chesnut street wharf, involving the death, by
drowning, of an elderly lady named Mrs. Louisa
Lyons, of Chester, Pa. The steamer Ariel was
at the wharf taking; on passengers and freight
for Wilmington, prior to her 1 o'clock P. II. trip,
to that city. It appears that Mrs. Lyons and a
young man, name unknown, were in the act of
stepping on to the boat, when the nans plank,
which barely rested on the edge of the boat,
slipped, and one end of it fell downwards, car
rying Mr?. Lyons and the young man with it
and precipitating them into the water. The
young man caught hold of something on the
side of the boat and 6aved himself, and Mrs.
I.j on attempted to take bold of bis clothlnsr, but
being shaken ou" tell into the water.
The steamer Commercial blowing off waste
fcteam at this moment, from a valve near the
paddle-wheels, partially hid the unfortunate
lady from view, and belore assistance could be
extended to her she was drowned. The young
man v. as rescued. The body of Mrs. Lyons was
recovered about one and a half hour after the
ead occurrence and taken to the Coroner's under
taker, aud information of the nil air was tele
graphed to Mrs. Lyons' relatives, at Chester,
some of whom immediately left for Philadel
phia. The deceased was about nrty years or ace,
and a widow lady. She leaves a family of lour
grownup sons and one daughter, nearly all of
whom are married. She was very respectably
connected, and was much esteemed by all who
knew her.
Th Kational Gdabd Regiment. An elec
tion was held last evenine, at the National
Guard Armory, by General Charle9 P. Herrins.
Brigade Inspector, lor commissioned officers of
ihe eieht companies of the regiment, which
resulted as follows:"
Company A Captain, John F. Durang; First
Lieutenant, William C. Runh.
Company B First Lieutenant, George H. S.
Ubler.
Company C Captain, Robert P. King, Jr.;
First Lieutenant, Charles H. Sauter.
Company D Captain, John G. Kelley; First
Lieutenant, Antaony aiorin.
Company E Captain, P. II,
Lieutenant. Allen II. Adams.
Jacobus; First
Companv F Captain, Jacob
Lieutenant. F. Louis Gimber.
M. Davis; First
Company G Captain, John II. Magee; First
Lieutenant, William W. Fenner.
Company H Captain, Charles W. Smith; First
Lieutenant, Alexander McEwe.
There being a tie vote for Captain ol Company
B. It la quite likely another election of that com
pany will be ordered.
Skeak Thieving. A very large number, of
the thelts committed at this season ot the year
are due to the manner in which residences are
luttonen In the evening. The depredators sneak
Uttn front doors, and it the wav is clear they go
into the parlors aud sweep the tables of valua
tor kAniii nr iVia miintpls of eostlv ornaments.
There is scarcely a day in which thefts ot this
kind are not reported at ponce stauon. a
niBtt or two ago, the residence of Mr. J. Z.
i!!ir,s Nr.. ifi.19 N. Thirteenth street, was en
tered and robbed of nine volumes, handsomely
hound, chiefly poetical works, Cowper's,
Holmes', Reed's, lleman's, etc.
Rebels Do As Thcy Please in Kentucky.
Mrs. A. M. Meeker, a former Rebel spy, has
written a novel, and Is trying to get it pub
lished In Louisville, iu order to raise some
money. She is allowed to use the following
certiUcate. by the permission of President
Johnson, ex-Governor Bramlette, and Governor
Helm?
. . n a,it i i.or,.-i Tt rives me great
.liuVStaHlVlrat Mm. Amanda M.
... ....... i,,,r,i,. si-rvice to the Coiilecleruie
fctaii-s (Hiring Ilia war. Hy her luioimalioii to .tun
Cnnleiierate auimirlue in rn.urd to the aiia.k on
V. lluiliiston una her iluity warning to the clitl.rc.nt
. numt ot the ljl(ickadiu ships were saved. I was
in command at the Hum, unci this Information was
. ,i ,,. ..... i., , ,,t. n,.i,f.-Ri coin 'muiillim'.
Mrs. jlleekir Is dctervmu of nil the klioni and cou-
altleraiiuu ttial tut tSomtmrii people can Minw in-r.
I,. IS, UAKKR,
Lata Brieudlr-ileneral (l, H. A.
T.J.HI'dUKS,
Mid- and A. U. M.. aud Aut. lu Kuroiie for N. O.
OWKNhhiiHo, Ky., Jul Zi, l.-W. M rs. Meekor, the
niitlioress if "Kemwooil," la pfriuiially known to uie.
I uinclt her ai'uualniance In Kluiinioiid. Va. wliore
fili wasdovoHiiK i.er lime and mcnim In alleviatlntf the
eiillfrliiK ol tt.e sick and wouniietl boldiurs. I most
corululiy commeuu uur and hr book to evHry 0119.
UKuHvK w. TltlflJi.Tl'.
l.ale of lute Cunltderale Hlaies Army,
brcamo ancinainted with Mrs. Meeker lh ltlrh-
moiia In istd. where ht w dvntlu her itniu to the
hick ai d wounded, at Jlunpual Mu. 19. Ikni.wMrH.
Meeker wa Ihe lany who mv (le.ierttl MMrrU'ler
nu h iufonoation as to cause the Ueieai ol uoneial
ilnLler al Ureal Bethel, Va.
- Mr, WABIIBI RV
m '-ateofthe lioat (jauie.
Mr. James Hannay will begin, in 4 Via GAir
tetnber part of VasseWs Magazine., a Berieg 0f
papers entitled " Personal Reeoll;J(.tlon( of
Alexander tmnn anu oi jwiuourgu yoeietyi.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
'MISCKLL.AS'EOVS ITEMS.
Messrs. Scribner h Co. have nearly ready
for publication the following works: Timothy
'fitconib's new poem, whose title is "Kathrina:
Her Life and Mine;" J. C. Taulding's "Bulls
and Jonathans," uniform with Paulding's
"Literary Life;" "Thfi Art of Composition,"
hy Profespor II. N. Day, . Yale College ; and
"The Art ol Discourse," a text-book onjrheto
ric, by Trofessor II. N. Day, Yale College.
They announce as preparing for publication
in October: -"Henry Ward Beeoher's Prayers:
Pulpit, Occasional, and Social ;" "Language
and the Study of Language," by Professor W.
1. Whitney, Yale College j " The Queens of
American Society" (with twelve or thirteen
fine steel engravings), by Mrs. K. V. Kllet ;
l'roude's " Short Studies on Great Subjects ;"
"The Old lvoman World : Grandeur and Fail
ure of its Civilization," by John Lord, LL.D.;
and J. K. Paulding's "Tales of the Good
Woman." In November they will publish:
" Extemporary Preaching," by V. 11. Zincke ;
two volumes of Lange's Commentaries (Geue
Bie Corinthians), and J. K. Paulding's "Book
of Vagaries;" and they have also iu prepara
tion J. K. Paulding's "Dutchman's Fireside,"
asd another volume of Lange (The.-salonian-)
Timothy, Titus, and Hebrews).
Mr. Henry Blackburn, author of several
bo;ks of travel upon the continent, has been
drawing Don' into wervice as an illustrator of
his last work, "The Pyrenees; a description of
Bummer life at French watering places." The
volume, which is a handsome octavo, con
tains upwards of one hundred illustrations by
the great French artidt. Whether the designs
may have done service in Franco before or
not, they are new to Americans, and exhibit
Doie's peculiar powers in a very pleasant aud
attractive manner. The work is included in
Messrs. Scribner, Welford it Co. 's latest con
signment of English publications, together
with Sophia Jex Blake's account of her "Visit
to some American Schools and Colleges;" a
walking tour arourid Ireland in 18(j.r; a volume
of the marvellously cheap and exceedingly
handsome editions of Waverly now issuing by
iioiten; uoionei Ltivireheirs biography ot Abd-el-Kader,
the Arab chief; the domestic aud
religious life of the Penns and Penuingtons of
the seventeenth century, etc. etc.
Messrs. Whittington k Wilkina. of Lon
don, are about to publish a collection of
seventy-nine old black-letter ballads and broad
sides, printed in the reign of Queen Elizabeth,
between the years 1559 and 1597, and reprinted
from the celebrated folio volume formerly in
the library of the late George Daniel, Esq., all
of the highest interest and curiosity, nre-
sumed to be unique, and hitherto unknown.
The volume will be accompanied with an in
troduction and illustrative notes, and will range
with the collections of Percy Ritson, Evans,
and Ellis, and the publications of the Percy
Society. A limited number of copies have
been secured in advance by Messrs. Scribner,
vv etiora x co., who will receive subscriptions.
Mr. W. Chappell has found the original
words to the old tune of "Thomas, you can
not," which he has long searched for in vain,
in Bishop Percy's Folio Manuscript. The
words are not such as we are accustomed to
hear sung in publio now, and, what is worse
to the bibliographer, parts of the fifth and
sixtn verses nave been torn oil in the nianu
Script.
Messrs. Charles Reade and Dion Bouci
cault are writing, in conjunction, a new serial
Story for the Atlantic Monthly, for which they
are to receive a larger sum than has yet been
paid by an American periodical to an English
author, witn the exception, perhaps, of Mr
Dickens.
William Elliott is about to publish in
England, "Carolina Spirits by Land and Water,
including Incidents of Devil-Fishing, Wild Cat,
Deer, and Bear-Hunting."
The new printing club, the Spenser
Society, is nearly complete, lacking, at the
last accounts, only ten of its limited number
of two hundred members.
Mrs. Austin, well known as a translator
from the German, died recently at Weybridge,
of heart disease, in the seventy-fourth year
of her age.
Lord Brougham, who is. within a month
of his ninetieth year, is about to return from
his estate at Cannes to his seat at Brougham
Hall.
-Miss Sarah Tytler has just published a
charming little novelette, entitled "The Dia
mond Rose."
Lady Blake has a new novel in press, en
titled "The Sisters of Saint Hill."
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MAiilU TELEGRAPH.
Tor additional Marine fiewt if a Fint Page,
ALMANAC FOB
Sun Risicfl.MMM....,
FHlLALJiXl'HIA-miS DAT.
.S'SOiMnoW Ktphh..... 1019
6-iblillOH WTHB. ............. 6 Hi
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD Ot TRADE,
Wn i.lAM U K ItNT. -J
TbOMAM K. Ahhmkad, VlffOKTBLY OOMXZTlF.ir,
tUACLMI W UIULKK,
UUVKUKKIH UK OCKAH HYKAUJCUS.
FOR AMKKH'A.
Atnlnnta ..London few York -An. 17
Klin l,lverpocl...jNew York An. 17
Oei u,bui... HamtiurK.,.Ktiw York......AuK. 17
IIhiikb ,.aouitmnipton....New York Aim.
MunliHtlan Liverpool. York .auk, '1
Uiiiinng Mm...
('. Ol ilOHlOU
Virginia
Ill ora luiiMMM,
KOInhnrKli
Havre........ dew York,,..,
.Liverpool...N'ew York....
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...Aug,
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A ox,
.Liverpool.
.Liverpool.,
.Liverpool.,
Liverpool.,
..Sew York
..yuenec ,
,.New York
,.New York
.New York....,
I'erB.a
MhIih Liverpool..
...A UK, U7
Alli'Uiaulft...Boulhuiiipliip..New Y ork
Autf, 28
Protia. few York...Liverpool....
Ville oe I iirm...New York. ..Havre
V. o( Bi fdon New York...Liverpool....,
Pennsylvania... New York... Liverpool....
I'. Kmncloiu New York,..UInHKow
(J. ol Cork New York...Antwerp
M Hiihuiiuii New York. ..Liverpool....,
Hept.
,...SvpU
...... Kept.
Ppl.
Kept.
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...-Mfpu II
Kiim New Y orkLiverpool Mept. 11
luht iioHton Liverpool .Hept. 11
Atlantic New Y ork...llreiuen ....!-ept. 14
r. oi I'.Biiiinore.New York... Liverpool .(!it. 14
Coluu,blu....NfW Y (rK...;ia (ow..,. bupt. 11
Jui lBtn Phllada .New Orleans .....AnR.
Pioreer..- Phllaila .W iliiilnKinn M.cepi, 5
TIocb Pnllaila New Orleans Hept, 5
Wyi diIiik 1 hllada Havannuh .Kepi. 7
v . l'.vt rniau..rlillaila t'harieion .Hnpt.
Mmoiestle New Y ork... Havana dfiit. S
blaiRaiiclHtripesl'lillacla Havana aept. 18
ji. him i,re lorwarcled ny every meauier in ine leiiuiar
Iiixh. 'J lie MeHiiiers lor or Iroru Liverpool cull at
cjm i iihiowii, eici pt ll.e Cunadlaa line, which call at
i c uiloMlerry. '1 lie hteamers lor or iroui tue routi
ne nt call al bouiliamptoD.
CXKARK.D Y Ee'TKRDA Y.
Ptearushlp h-"aou, MiiithewH, Bnaion. 11. Winsor.tCo.
bt i' ,i . c. c-linvi r. Jh iiiiis, Buitiinoro. A. lrovt, Jr.
ti'r rieviTiv, l'hrci', Nc w York, W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tuk 1 hos, Jellerson. Alien, lor Baltimore, wita a low
or hMrtrnn. w. f. uivoedt o.
Tug Clyde, Duncan, Cbebler river, W. P. Clyde & Co.
AKRIVEO YESTERDAY.
Btennmlilp WyomliiK, Teal, 70 liotiiH from Savannah,
with cotton, etc. to Philadelphia and boulhern Mail
Meauislnp Co. Below Reedy Inland passed briga Ouic
Point, irom jvew l ork, ana J. n. unoeri.
bieaiusliip Noiuiun, Crowell, 40 hours from Boston,
w lih indBe. and passengers to 11. Winsor A Co.
Br, brlk Vv Ud t-lower, bauford. It) days from Knot
CaiioB, with sail to A. Kerr A Bro, Left brig Lottie,
for Baltimore, to sail Aug i
bchr J. o. Atkins, Atkius. 2 days irom junion, witn
gram to Christian A Co.
ri'lir J. w lllioy, xieuuriaoii. t uujr iruuu xomvvnio
City, with grain to christian A Co.
bchr Malvlna, Kllingswurth, 2 days from MUford,
Willi grain to Christian A Co.
bteamer Tacnny, Nichols, 24 hours from New York,
with mclse. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
bteauierMarab. Jones, 21 hours fromNew York, with
mdse. to W. 11. Baird A Co.
bieamer K. C. Biddle, McCue, 24 hours from New
York, with mdse. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Steamer 11. L. Oaw, Her, 13 hours Irom Baltimore,
with mdse. to A. Groves, Jr.
Tug Thos. jeHerson. Allu, from Baltimore, with a
tow of barees to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tug Clyde, Duncan, from Chester river, with peaches
to W. P.Clyde A Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Tamerlane, Curtis, for Liverpool, cleared at Bt.
John, N. Is., aisl ult.
bhlp Battler, -Kstanr.a, from Bt, John, N. B., In
Penarth itoads 19th ult.
Steamship Tonawauda, Jennings, bence, at Savan
nah yesterday morning.
Barque Trinity, UarU, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York 2d lust. s
Brli; J. Avlles, Pbllbrook, from Bangor lor Philadel
phia, at Salem 1st InsU
Brig Boslyn.Tutbill, from Bordeaux for Philadel
phia, sailed from Halltax 31sl ult,, the captain re
maining on shore sick. '
bebr M. McNeil, Snow, hence, at Savannah yester
day morning.
bebr J. B. Cunningham, hence, at Norwich fllst ult.
bchr Windward, Fooke, lor Philadelphia, nailed Irom
Noriolk 1st Inst. mm . , .
Schr O. K. Vlckery. Benton, from Dlgutou lor Phi
ladelphia, at Newport Slat ult.
bchr Mary B. Hickmau, Calhoun, hence, at Norfolk
1st lust. . . . . ,.
Bchr A. M. Pettlt, Chase, bence, at Boston 31st nit.
Bchr Little Buck, Kichmoud, hence, at Washington,
D. C, 2d Inst, "''g,l
tscbrs J. T. Ford, Adams; Gen. Orant. Brown; and
Problem, Owens, hence, at Norfolk 81st ult.
bchr Hiawatha, Norman, hence, at Newbnryport
bchrs Restless, Baxter, and S. B. btioug, Conkllng,
n, Urtati.n 9,1 limt..
Bchrs Clyde. Gage; lona, Kendall: Jason. Stuart; R.
Vai.tt. Wlilttaker: Nluhtlneale. Beebe; L, Audenried,
Crawford; and Walter H. Thorudlke, Hall, heuce, at
balem 1st lust. -vxm
(rteamerN'ew York, Marshall, heure, at Washing
ton, D. C, 2d Inst. i4 II
BOT1CB TO MARINHM..'
Notice Is hereby given tbal the Vineyard Bound
Llghtvessel having been daiuBged by collision, has
been taken oil her station for repairs, and the Relief
will take her place on or about the 8d ot Beptember,
and remain till her repairs are completed.
Boston, August 31, lbb7. Mm I
Vessels arriving here from Gibraltar are required to
perloim three days' quarantine. This quarantine is
Serlormed in this harbor. This Information is given
ecauee many vessels destined for Malaga go tirst to
lilbraltar, under the Impression that this aud that
port are In tree communication.
Malaga, August 14, lbt7.
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bliakespeiire'a Kairr -.peciuele. In 6 ',
A UID.-UMMF'lt NIOHT'M DHKAM.
Chalrd secured six clays iu advance. z
VT EW ELEVENTII STREET OrtKA liuuau,
ELKVENTU KIRKKT, ABOVE CUKbN'DT.
T JI E FAMILY BESORT
OPEN FOR THE SEASON,
MONDAY KVNIJi, Al'CT 86,
CARNCROSS & DIXEY'S WlflSTRELS,
THE BEAT STAR TROUPE OF TilE WORLD,
IN THBIK
UKAKD 1,TI1IIMAN NOIKIltN.
For particulars.- future advertisements.
J. L. C-K.N'CWOjl4 llunager,
B. F. PIMP.SON, Treasurer. 8 19tf '
A
SSEM11LY UI
L U I N O S.
Til Id EVEN INU,
THE MAN OK MANY FA CEP.
MR. ALK. BtHNfcl 1.
ASSIST l-.D BY MIe. Ill LbiN NAII,
In their lirilllnt and Humorous Enlertiilnineut.
Mr. BVR NE'lT will i:lve Forty Plmses oi Hie
COM IC ELEMENTS OF HOCIKTY.
as exhlhlied by him, lor twenty yeara. In all the prin
cipal cities In this country and Europe.
,iLK. BVBNE'lT AS PKTROLEL'M V. NASI5Y .
Jioors open at 1; commence at8. Admission, oocenisj
children, 25 cenls. Beeured Ser.ts, without extra
charge, at Trumpler's, No. 9J Chesnut street. 0 I Bt
c
ONCEBT HALL.
BLIND TOM,
'1 be marvellous musical prodigy, lor a snort season,
al the above Hall, commencing
MONDAY, Sept. 2, at 8 P. M.
MATINEES,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
Sept. 4 and 7, at Til r. jii.
Admission, Filly Cents.
Reserved Seats, Seventy-flve Cents.
Bulcouy reserved lor colored persons; admission Ij
cents. . . , ...
Tickets al Charles w. A. irump'er s muniu
No. K6 Chesnut street; also, at the Hall. 9 3 tl
HO! FOB SMITH'S ISLAND! FRESH AIR
-BEAUTIFUL SCENERY -HEALTHFUL
EXEBCTSE THE BATH-EN TEBTAIN MEN TO
THE BEbT KIND.
1I11H MARY LAKEMEYER
respectrolly lulorms herlrieuds and the public gene
rally, that she will open the beau HI ul Inland Pleasure
(.-round known M
SMITH'S ISLAND,
on BUNDAY next, May 8. she invites all to come
and enjoy with ber the deliEbts of Ibis favorite sum
mer resort 4
WA I CrttS, JEWELRY, ETC.
LEWIS LADOMUS & CO.,
Diamond Dealer and Jewellers,
K, 808 CHESNUT BlTM PHILADELPHIA
Would Invite the attention ot purchasers to their
large and handsome assortment of
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
JEIVELBT,
HILYEB-WARK,
ETC. ETC
ICE PITCHERS In great variety.
A larke assortment of small STUDS, for eyele
boles, Just received.
WATCHES repaired In the best manner, and
guaranteed. S l4p
WATIIIES, JEWELRY.
W. W. OASSIUV
NO. la NODTH SECOND STREET,
Oilers an entirely new and most carefully selected
stock of
AMERICAN AND GENEVA WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
BILVER-WARE, AND FANCY ARTICLES Ol
EVERY DESCRIPTION, suitable
FOB BRIDAL OB HOLIDAY PRESENTS
An examination will show my stock
passed iu quality and cheapness.
Particular attention paid to repairing.
to be nnstu
816
RUSSELL & CO.,
Xo. Tl XOUTII SIXTU STICEF.T,
Eave Just received from Europe an invoice of
NOVELTIES, consisting or ANIMALS' HEAD9, for
halls and dining-rooms; HAT-RACKH of Boar's tusks,
and some very curious CLOCKS, of Chamois and Elk
horns.
The above Is the first invoice of these goods In the
country, and are offered at very low prices. 6 MJ
HENRY HARPER,
5QO ARCH Street
Manufacturer and Dealer In
WATCHES,
f IHE JEWELRY,
sTLVEU-PLATr.I) WAUE, ANI
81 SOLID SIliVEU-ITABE,
AMERICAN WATCHES,
tTbe best In the world, sold at Paclory Prices,
C. & A. PEQUICNOT,
MANUFACTURERS OF WATCH CASES,
No. 13 Bouth BIXTH Street,
g g Manufactory, No. 22. S. FIFTH Street.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PBOOFSAFES
C. L. MAISER.
MANCrACTUBEB OF
rlHE AND BVRUIiAlt-PItOOl
SAFES.
LOCKNMITH, KELL-IIANUER, ADD
DEAUB IS 111II1.UINO 11ABOWABE,
til MO 4 RACE WTBEKT.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP FIKE
A Kurelar-nroof SAFES on band, with Inside
cloors, Dwelling-house bales, frc-e Irom dauipuuus.
Prices low. v. uAni .,iuic.H
, No. 4ia VIE btreet
GAS FIXTURES.
CALL AND BUY YOUR GAS FIXTURES
from the muuufat'tiirei9,
VANK1RK A MARSHALL,
No. 12 ARCH Street.
ANKIRK & MARSHALL, No. 912 ARGI1
street, manufacture and ki'ep all styles of Out
VIxtureB and Chandeliers; aiso reniiisn oiu nxiures.
f . ,
Y ANKIRK & MARSHALL HAVE A COM
plele stock of Chandeliers, Rruekets, Parlalile
ptands, and BrontHS, al No. M13 ARCH btreet.
V ANKIRK MARSHALL, No. 912 ARCH
Street, give especial attention to fitting up
Churches, Publio Halls, aud Dwellings. Preic auN at
THBl-OWEUT BATKH.
( OLD, GILT, AND
ELECTRO 6ILVER
at VAN KIRK A MAR-
JC plated Gas fixtures.
KHALI.'S. No. 12 ARCH Street.
All ..ork guaranteed to give satisfaction. None
i. . n....m wi.rii iiiMr, Milinlnved. H l'Jil''ur ntujf
i ni-uinw - ., .. ,
AMUSEMENTS.
SEPTEMBER 4, 18G7.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INStJ
RANOE COMPA N Y, I ncorporaied by the Legm
li.iure ol Pennsyivanla. 115.
Ofllce. B. K. corner of TH I HI) and WALNUT Streets,
Phllndelphia.
MARINE INSliKANCEH
on vsnels. cargo, aid freight to all parts of the world.
0nT ' INLAND INSURANCES
on goods by river, canal, lake, and land carriage, to
.11 part, o the J';,1""-, FRANCES
on merchandise generally. !
Oh Stores, Dweiling-Hcunes, etc.
ASSETS OF TH E COMPANY,
November 1. !.
HOP eco United biates 0 Per Cent. Loan,
1871
120.W0 United Stales tt Per Cent. Loan,
IH.OOO'OO
136,.TO0'0O
211, 50000
1M,SS2'50
6t.70iJf)0
41,620'Oa
30.750-00
Ihmi
2O0 WO United States 7 3-lu Per Ceut.
1 Loan, Treasury Notes
IMOOOCiiy of Philadelphia 6 Per Cent,
' Loans (exenpts)
. 14,000 State of I'enusylvauia 6 Per Cent.
Loan
66,0(0 State ol Pennsylvania 6 Per Cent.
Loan
80,000 Slate ot New Jersey Six Per Ceut.
Ixiin Y
20 000 Pennsy kvnnia Railroad, 1st Morl-
' gage, Six Per Cent, iionds.......
26 000 peniiHVivMila Railroad, second
Mortgage Six I'er t ent. Bonds....
oco We leru Pennsylvania Hnilroad
20,"00-00
24,260 U0
20,730 '00
Six Per Cent, uohds (Penusyl-
vniln Knilrond giuirxu," h)
30.0C0 State ol '1 ennessee Five Percent.
l.tiiin -
7,000 State of Teunensee Six Per Ceut,
Ixiiiri
15,0u0 ten shares -took of Oerinantown
Uus Company (principal and in
terst i unrniiletd by thecoy of
philudeiph:a)
7,ir0,H3 Slmres Stock of Peunsy ivaula
Railroad c oinpany
5.000,100 Hi: .es Slock of N'orih peniisvlVA-
nlu Railroad Couipnuy
20,000 RO Shares stoc k ol Putlude pliia and
boutheru Mail Sltaiusliip Com-
pans
1E6.P0O l.oi-ns on Bond I and Mortguge,
lirbt liens on City Properly
18,000 00
40' 00
15,0(10 00
8,2--,8-.IJ
8,auiroo
20,000 00
105.900-iKI
tl,15,000 par. Market value...l,07U,2si) 75
Itenl Estate
BHIB receivable tm iiisiiranees made
Balance due at BRenciesPremiuais on Ma
rine Policies. Ac crued Interest, and other
di tits one to the Company....
bcrip and Stock of sundry Insurance and
other Companies, ("il7:i. Estimated value,..
Cash In J!ank,(ill.lu 2ii.
Cash in Drawer, I-147T4
30.WV00
.7,tW7'20
58,923-90
2,93000
41,540 00
l,4u7,321-5
This being a new enterprise, the Par
Is assumed
as the market value.
'1 honius C, Hand,
John C. Davis,
Eomnnd A. Soulier,
Tbeopbilus Paulding,
John R. Penrose,
James Traquair,
Heurv C. liailett, Jr.,
James C. Hand,
William C, Ludwlg, .
Joseph H. Seal,
Ueorge O. Iiper,
HiiKh rait;,
Jobn D. Taylor,
Samuel K Stokes,
Henry siean.
W1IIIUII1 w. uouiton,
Edward DnrlliiKtou,
H. Jones Brooke,
Edward Lalourcado,
Jacob P. Jones.
James 11. McFarland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Spencer Mclivalne.
J. a. senipie, i-ittsuuri;,
A. B. Hcruer, "
I). T. Morgan, "
Ueorite W. Bernardou.
Jacob Klegel
THOMAs? C HAND. President.
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice-President.
Henry Lylbuhn, Secretary. 1 J
1829-CnARTEI1 PERPETUAti
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE:
KOS. 435 AND 437 CMEHNIT STREET.
ASSETSOJI JANUARY 1.1S67,
3,333,14U'I3.
Canltal- .............-...........l00.000 00
Accrued burpius. -UM.HVnH
Premiums
UNSETTLED CLAIMb,
$27,431 18.
ini.iiU-lS
INCOME FOB 1SU6,
.ii-J,UOO,
LOSSES PAID SINCE IHifi OVER
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms.
DIRECTORS.
CharleB N. Bancker, George Falos,
IoI.Ih Wiiinnr. Allied Filler.
Samuel Grant, Francis W. Lewis, Id. D.,
George W. Jtlcttarr.s, Leeier Aiccaii,
Isaac Lea, nomas uparks,
C1IABLES Tf. BANCKKK, Presfuent,
UliUhuK FALES. Vloe-Preslueuu
J. W. McALLlfe'IEll, Stcretaiy pro leui. LanUSlJ
INSURANCE COMPANY
NOltTli AMElilCA.
OFFICE, No. 2o2 WALN UP si PlllLADiiLPUIA.
INCORPORATED 171(4. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL, 3I0,000,
ASSETS JANUARY 8, 18c, 7 BI,73,807'30
I IS l IRK MARINE, INLAND TRANSPOR
TATION AND FIRM RIK.
D1REC1-ORS.
Arthur G. Collin , ueorge L. Ilarrison,
Samuel yv. Juues,
jolm A. Brown,
Charles Taylor,
Ambrose While,
Klctiard D. Woud,
H'rauoli H. cone.
Edward H. Trotter,
Edward B. CiarKe,
Wllilaiu Cummiugs,
T. Cuurlluu Heury,
Allied D. Jessup,
John P. White,
Louis ( M iul,-A
'William Welsh,
S. Aiurrls Wain,
1 i, XI iuiiin.
WWUU .
A 1 inu
IK G. COFFIN. President.
CBABLK8 PL4TT, oecretary.
WILLIAM BUEHLEK, Harrlsburg, Pa., Central
Agent for Ihe blate ol Pennsylvania. l &
PROV1DEKT LIFE AND TRU8T.C0M.PANy
OF PHILADELPHIA,
No. Ill boulii iOUKIH btreet,
INCORPORATED kd MOJNTH 2ci, 1865,
CAPIT AL, 1160,000. PAID IN.
Iusurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by 6,
10, or Ml year PreuiiuuiH, JNOu-loriBilure.
Annuities grauted on favorable terms.
Term Policies, Children's Endowments,
This Company, while giving ihe insured the security
of a paid-up Capital, will divide the entire .profits ot
the Lite business among Its policy holders.
Moneys received at interest, aud paid on demand.
Authorized by charier to execute Trusts, and lu act
and In other fiduciary capacities, under appointment
ot any Court of this Commonwealth, or any person or
persons, or bodies politic or corporate.
IiiakCTOHM.
BAMCEL R. SHIPLEY, HENRY HAINES,
JObHCA H. MORRitt, T. WlbTAR RROVVN,
RICHARD W OOD, W. C. LONUSTRETH,
RICHARD CADBURY, WILLIAM HACJCEIt,
B CHARLES V. COFFIN.
SAMUEL R. bHJPLEY, ROWLAJSD PARRY,
President. Actuary,
WM. C. LONGBTRETH, Vice President.
T liOMAS WibTA K, M. D,, J. R. TOWNBEND.
727 Medical Examiner, Legal Ad vlaer.lj
nrlRE JNfeURAKCE EXCLOSIVELT. THE
Ji PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INleiURANCK COM
PANY incorporated lBto Charter Perpetual No.
61U WALNUT Street, opposite independence bquare.
This company, lavorably known to the community
lor over forty years, continues W insure as alnsl loss
or damage by tire on Puolic or Private .Buildings,
either peimaueutly or for a limited time. Also, on
Eurnlture, Stocks of Goods, aud Merchandise gene
rally, on liberal terms.
Their Capital, together with a large Snrnlns Jjond,
a Invested iu the most caretul manner, which enables
them to oiler to the Insured an undoubted soourRy iu
the oaae of loss. a
Daniel Smith. Jr.,
John Devereui,
Thomas Smith,
Henry Lewis,
J. Olllinghaiii Fell.
Alexander Peuson,
Isaac Hazlehurst,
Thomas Robhius,
Daniel Haddock, Jr.
DAP m i. eaiiin, ju rresiaenu
William G. Cbowku,. Secretary. gj
pHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OP
InCORPORATEDCHARTER PERPETUAL.
No -m WALN UT btreet, opposite the Exchauge.
In addition lo MARINE and INLAND INSUR
ANCE, this Company Insures lroni loss or damage by
HUE for liberal terms ou buildings, merchandise,
luruiture, etc, lor limited periods, aud permanently
on buildings, by deposit of premium.
The Company has been In active operation for more
ban SIXTY YEARS, during which all losses hav
een proiuptij ujuaicu kuu i'.iu,
BikiccaoKM.
Jnhn L. nodge,.
Lawrence Lewis, Jr.
David Lewis,
Benjamin Ettlng,
Thomas H. Powers.
A. R. Mclleiiry,
Edmund Catiilllon,
M. B- Mahouy,
John T. lewia,
William . Grant,
Kotiert W. Learning,
D. Clark Wharton,
hut 1
banmej wucoz,
imw ci. im orris.
JOHN WlftnlslK.knt -'A-"t-
HampHi WjLmj, kewetaay
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
QIRAUD FIRE AND MAIIINB
INSUltANOK COMPANY,
(No. 030) "
N. E. COR. CHESNUT AND SEVENTH BTS.
capitai aud Krnrtrn otfr
incomr roil isea, ios.sa.
Losses Paid and Accrued In IBM,
S4I7.00 -
Of which uraotintnot :m0 remain unpaid at tMetat
l(K,(no mi of property has been succerainlly tnsnrwj
Ivy this Company In thirteen years, and EiM ilua
dred Losses by Fire promptly paid.
DIBECTOUH.
Thomas craven.
Silas Yerkes. Jr.,
Alired S. tililelt,
N. S lwrenoe,
ChaiUn I. Imponl,
Henry F. Keuney,
Furman Sheppard
Thomas MncReliar,
John Stipplee,
John W. laKhora,
Joseph
app. m. i.
THOMAS ( RAVEN. Preeldenl
A. B. GILLETT, Vlce-Preldenu
ssiniKi j am $ n. ALV imu, secreiarw
PROPOSALS.
PHorOSALS FOR I)Uf:dor-hoat.
(ifliee Untied Slates Knifinecr Aurenev. No.
7 r,0VLlNUUKKE,N, New York; Cit v, Aunnst
u, jnn. ine ui:oer.sigtiea liereiiy invites soiuea
propcifals for buiidliig nntl equipping ready for
xea una lor work, the llrst ol the two Ureclge
liouls, nutlioi Iztd by lolul reNoltition of (Jon-
(tress, upi roved Mareu lhb7), for improving
Hie iiioutti of llio Mississippi river, In uocortl
iiiich witli models, clrttwiuijs, nnd RpeclflOMtlona
viMuiu si tiua oiuco, hdii instructions 10 oe
lurinslied by the Knulueer in chin-ire: the
Dredge-Boat to be delivered at sucU point on
the Mississippi river at or below New Orleans,
as tlie Kiinlneer In charge may direct.
lue ureuge-uoai 10 ne a uouDie-emler, 10U root
loiiK, yo let t beam, and Ti teet liiuli. measured
from the bottom of keel to I be surface of the
spar deck at amidships; to have a ecrew propel
ler nt each eud. one of which la to bo 14 feet In
diameter, driven by twoentilnes, and the other
1 lei ( in ammeter, ariven ny one; to ue fitted
with water compartments for readily nd last lint
the draught to any depth from 14 to 20 foet; to bo
tilted with an auxiiiiuy Heraper at each end,
and many ol the parts to have a strength con.
Blderubly exceedlrjK that of like parts of steam
ers of like utmentiions acsiiinea lor ordinary
ocean navigation.
During the construction of the urecieo-isoai.
reuHounble faeilitles for Inspecting tne mate
rials and workmauship must be afforded the
ollieer or fluent appointed for the purpose.
The Dredue-Uontto be propelled Itiroucnoac
her sea voyage between the points of oonstruo-
tion and delivery Dy ner own engines aione.
Bias wnicu oouoi cover me enure constrno-
tlon and equipments, ready for sea and for
work, of the Dredge-Boat, aud her delivery at
the point designated, will not be considered.-
jso dius win ue conBiuereu except irom inoso
practically engaged in the construction of
ocean steamers or screw propeller machinery
for the same, ana wno nave personally in
spected the model and drawings of the Dredge
Boat, or employed experts for the purpose of
inlorming mini or us ctiaracir.
Bids to be indorsed (ou the envelope) "Propo
sals for Dredge-Boat," aud udJrcssod to the
undersigned, at tins oince.
Each bid rausi oe accompanied oy aguaraniee.
signed by two guarantors, that the bidder will
enter into contract as herein stated; And a cer
tificate of the responsibility or tne guarantors,
and specifying the occupation of the bidders,
signed by an officer of the United Htates Oorps
of Engineers, or some oiner competent, person
known to tlie undersigned.
Proposals will be received till rOo'oloctc on the
10th day of September, 1807, at which time they
Will be opened. .
The contract and bond must be signed by the
14th day of Heptember. 1807; work must be actu
ally begun on both hull and machinery by the
2t)th of September, 1807; the boat must be com
pleted, ready for sea and for work, and the trial
trip had by the 15th day of January. 1808, and
no unnecessary delay thereafter must occur in
her delivery at the point designated. . .
Payments will be made as follows: 75 per
cent, of the contract price on approval of the
boat, after the trial trip, by the duly authorized
officer or agent of the United States, provided
the terms of the contract shall thos far have
been complied with, and the balance on, final
acceptance at the point of delivery.
Bonds for the faithful performance Of the eon
tract, in the sum of 525,000, will be required,
with two sureties, whose sufficiency :muBt be
certified by the Clerk of the nearest District
Court, the namesof the sureties, with the cer
tificate, to be submitted with the bid.
A full ropy of the specifications, and of
this advertisement, must be attached to each,
bid.
Bidders to use the printed forms which will
be lurui&bed them at this office. - -
Model and detailed drawings can be seen, and
copies of specifications had, at this office. Copies
of the specifications ean also be seen at the
United States Engineer Offices in Philadelphia
and Boston.
The Government reserves the right to reiect
any bid deemed to be unreasonable, or made by
persons whose responsibility may be ques
tioned. In order that no time may oe lost after
the contract shall be signed, full detailed draw
ings or all parts or tne jiredge-Boat are in pro
gress, and will be in readiness to turn over to
tne contractor, so mat woric may oe Degun
without delay on account of preparations of
working drawings.
XI. JJ. MCALiHaSTUH,
Brevet Brlg.-Gen. United States Army,
8 29 101 Major of Engineers,
In Charge Improvement of Mouth Miss. River.
DR0POSAL8 FOR A NEW JAIL
Department of thr Interior,
Washington, D. C, July 31, 1867. J
Sealed proposals will be received at this rww
pnrtment until 12 o'oloclr. M.. on TU E8DAY. the
17th of Beptember, 1807, for the erection of the
j an in ana ior tne District of Columbia, autho
rized and provided for by the act of Congress,
approved July 25, 186U. and the joint resolution
approved March 2, 1807.
The designs, detail, drawings, and specifica
tions can be seen at the architect's ofllce, in
the eastern grounds of the Capitol, Washington
city, every day, except Sundays, between the
hours of 9 A. M. and 3 P. M.
Separate bids will be received for the ma
sonry work, brick work, Iron work, and car
pentry work.
The contractor whose bid may be aooepted
will be required to enter into a sufflcient bond,
to be approved by the Secretary ot the Interior,
lor the faithful completion of his contract.
Payments will be made as the work progresses,
on estimates certified to by the architect; but
twenty per centum of the estimates will be.
retained until the contraot Is completed.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest
responsible bidder, but the Department re
serves the right to reject any or all ol the bida
should it be deemed for the Interest of the
Government to do so.
The bids will be opened at noon on the 18th
day of September next, in presence of such of
the bidders as may choose to attend.
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope
'Proposals lor New Jail." and be directed to
the jSecretary of the Interior, Washington,
O. H. RROWNINd,
8 21 1 9 17 Secretary of the Interior.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
CULVER'S NEW PATENT
DEEP SAND-JOIJIT
HOT-AIR FURNACE.
BAMGEI Of ALL IZEft,
Also, Phllegar's New Low Pressure Steam Heating
Apparatus, lor sate by
CHABXEA WIUUAJM,
BUI No. 118 MARKET Btreeti
THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCHENER;
OR EUROPEAN RANGE, for Pan. Illea, Ho
tels, or Publio institutions, In TWENTY D11T
I'KRUMT KIZEH. Also. Philadelphia Raurea,
Hot-AIr Euruaoes, Portable Heaters, LowdownUmtea,
t ,r..l,.iard Blovee. Rath Rollers. Slowbole PlaUM.
Hollers, Cooking Stoves, etc., wuolosale and retail, Of
5ie manufacturers. SHARPE A THOMHON,
s27tmliHiu No.iMN.SKXNOWiuU
COAL. '
MIDDLETON & CO,
. HARLE1UH LEHI01I i
iiu L Kent drv imdHr cover.
DEALERS IN
nd JCAUJLK VEIN
Prwiiared exiiruily
..- ll.,nilv mn Vl. No. 1"
Avenue. Onlcs, N9. tU WA LNUT street.
1H
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