CITY INTELLIGENCE, j
ITOH ADDITIONAL LOCAL It KM8 SB OUT81PB T ABBS.
A?"A!" T TnB rtx'Yester..1ay after
Ci!,'"! mectiD of the Board of
Guardians of Hie I'oor was held at tho Blocklev
tte&T.' Mr Jhn M Wh,tal,
rr nin, !lleAptl, reported tho following
cr D8V19 of the Home for th,. week ending Nator-
?'ritorUber U' 7: -Number In the llouse
mi r. ll?? ' mo,uf.28(iC; same time lastjear,
III' -So "TV7 4dmit' within the last
Tin2 m b,LtbV9; deaths, 23; discharged, 153:
iiZZ iU; Number of persons granted lodg
jT)g within the last two week, 32; meals, 110.
Total number of males in th.j House, 1216; fe
males, 1C60. Total males and females in Insane
Department, lesa assistants, 608.
The Outdoor Agent reported having collected
for support cases $D32 75.
$3773.?teWaia rcportcd the IIou8e receipts at
The Committee on Accounts presented their
report, embracing the estimate of expenses for
ne year 1868, amounting to $426,510.
The Steward's requisitions were then read
and approved; aftr which the Board adjourned.
A Stove Dealers' Unio.v. The store and
range dealers of this city held a meeting last
evening at Keim's Hall, North Fourth street.
Mr. James Spear was called to the chair. The
object oi the meeting wag to allord au opportu
nity for consultation, and to devise means
whereby dealers cau protect themselves, and
repulale the price Of their goods. It was stated
that during the war foundrjmen raised their
prices.! and the retail dealers having no associa
tion, the price of stoves was not Axed at a uni
fcrm rate; in consequence, dealers sold their
stocks at a loss. A toale of prices were presented
to the meeting. for consideration, but, after
discusf ion, the matter Indefinitely postponed and
the meeting soon after adjourned.
Passengers Taken from a Steamer. The
barque Jenny, Captain Brandes, which arrived
here yesterday from Bremen, reports, 6th inst.,
lat. 42 11, long. 68 05, fell in with steamship
William Penn, from New York for London, dis
abled, as before reported, and took from her the
second steward, A. H. Goodwin, and the follow
ing passencers: Mr. J. J. Mahony, of Paris;
Wi8 Ella II. Phipps, of Mumbles. England; Mrs.
J. J. Healy, Mr. J. J. Healy, Jr., M. Walden
Pell, of New York; Mr. Milholland, of Mount
Savage, Md., Mr. w. II. Anderson, and Mrs. E.
P. Anderson, of New York, and brought thein to
this port.
Imfobtakt Akbest. "Maury" Harris, sup
posed to have been engaged in the robbery of
the Duncannon Iron Works, in February last,
was arrested on Saturday bv Detective Consta
bles J. H. Mirk el and J. H. Mooney, at Eiehth
and Chesnut streets. Tho thieves had stolen a
number of coupons of the North Pennsylvania
Railroad, with other property, amounting to
about $17,000, from the fire-proof. After the
hearing yesterday afternoon, before Alderman
Hurley, Harris was committed In default of
5iu,uuu Dan to answer at court.
Altering thb Specifications. The Commit
tee on Property of tho Board of School Con
tiollers held a meeting last evenicg to investi
gate the charge "that the specifications lor the
erection of a school-house in the thirteenth sec
tion had been altered." A number of witnesses
were examined, and it was ascertained that the
specifications had been altered, so as to change
ioe cnaracter oi me wore to ue aone, out tne
party making the alteration was not ascertained.
The Committee did not conclude the investiga
tion. Thb Water Depabtmekt. Daring the
month of .August the amount of water pumped
at the different water works in the city, was as
iojiowb :
Oall. of Water
Pumpeil,
... 637.G92.til8
.M 167,430,718
... 117,010,720
... 68.55H.600
... 10, JU 1,100
Average 2fo. of
Work,
Fairmount
Schuylkill
Delaware
24th Ward ,
Uermantown..
Total
(jails per uav.
20,567,003
11,802,817
6,087,683
2,147,051
610,003
...1,025,113,056
37,715,057
Fixing the Tax Rate. The Finance Com
mittee met last evenipg for the purpose of con
sidering the tax rate of 1868. After some dis
cussion upon the subject, a motion was made to
fix the rate at $160 on the $100. Several mem
hers of the committee expressed the opinion
that the rate, la all probability, could bo made
at a less figure, but m the absence of official
statements from the Controller, it was thought
' beBt to postpone the subject until Monday even
ing next.
Improvements ik Wateb Works. The re
servoir at KoxboroUKh is nearly completed, and
the work 01 laying tae distributing main, down
the pike to Green lane, will be commenced to
day. The p'pe to Supply Manayuult cannot be
laid until an appropriation is made for that pur
pose. The new mill house at Flat Itock Dam is
entirely completed, and woikmen are now en
gaged in preparing tjje bed for the new Cornish
engine. L
Meeting ix Fourteenth Ward. Last even
ing a Isrge Republican meeting of the Four
teenth WHrd was held at Spring Garden Hall.
General T. G. Morehead presided, and Dr.
BlcNickoll acted as Secretary. Speeches were
made by General Morehead, Dr. Backman, and
others.
Fay Yoi'B Water 'Rents. The Department
of Water is now engaged tnnotitying all per
sons who have neglected to pay their water
rents for the present year, that if their bills are
not immediately settled their supply of water will
be stopped.
City Commipsiokers' Office Removed. The
office of the City Commissioners was'removed
yeBterday to the second story of the Law Build
ing, No. '212 feouth Filth street. .
Cloth Stolen. A. toll of black cloth, valued
at $1000, was stolen yesterday, by two men.
from tiie front of Mr. Jacob H. Somers' store,
No. 219 Cbcsnut street.
Stanton and Grant
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, writes to
the Ycio;
"From the day he entered the War Office to
.l..D. T 1. o f..l Inuuil him uHt.h thA tlHHt fin
IUG Ul. . V .u..w ' - - ' - - - - 1
poriunlties for pbse.vation, and 1 ana sure the
nation owes a ueut il udvci i-u yny unu m
rhmrmnn of the Military Committee I was
brought into Intimate relations with Mr. Stan
ton. 1 saw mm unaer iwi cirotuimLuuooo iu
the hour o victory, in the' day of disaster, and
in these tatter limes 01 auxieiy aim Humilia
tion, and I ran t rul v declare Unit he was an able.
linnpHt mwl tlnvoleil RtnLesman. Often I'OUKh
In speech ami act; sometimes hasty and of
necessity unjust, he was yei ever earnest, pas
Bionutelv U;votd to the country and to liberty,
It has been my fortune To know many public
men during the trials through which we have
rossed. but no oue ha lm Dressed unoti my
mind more evidences or Being actuated by a
Bense of duty to the country,
"I know lhat lie remaiued iu office for the
past two years to do wimt lie could to save
what the couutry had dope. He lelt that it waa
d bard lot to be dlKtrutstc-d by friends, and we
often talked the matter over. Some months
ego he said to me: '1 will not resign: I will
die lu this room rat her thuu leave my post of
utity. 1 n.uow 1 nave done some Kood, and
. prevented much evil, ana our friends may se
It when I am gone.' He believed It was the
duty of j public i man, as well as a .soldier, to
Baorlflce himsell, 1 need be, for the country. I
honored and loved him for silently bearing the
burden of olllce and reproach. He gave the
uiiu. ..---. . riiuuuiiii am uuseinsu'
n. KSin staying in Johnson'H r.ii.i.r v
'Grant knew that Mr. bunion renialued in
Office for the sake or the country, for h Tws
... lira ftrr H..1..I... ... ... . J u V HS
firoBcuK, ""'J " " " "'co is, wuen Mr. Utuu.
on sooke of these matters, xiw-v u,,,r0 ,i........
acreed la policy, and I am eontldni. a, , ft
acting from the same high motives. If ho ha
is making a great sacriUoe that Bhould win 'our
roxofnt. 11 lie is aciiug oiner wise on u tuiua .
opinions which I knew he entertained only a
lew wee n(jo. uum, n.r,
"Henry "Wilson
"fatlck, Mass., Auar. 21. 1807."
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1867.
MARINE lELEQRAm.
For additional Marine A'tu see Firat rage.
ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT.
Stm Bi.TO.....M..J 48 Moow KiBioi....,.. 828
Bum Bkts... 05 hioh Watic.. tm
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
W11.LIAM O. KKNT, 1
THOM.K K. ASH Hit AD, VMOMTHLT COMHITTC.
Vhahlkh Wh bulks, J
HOVKHEITI OF OCKAH STKAMKllg.
FOR AMKRICJA
Rellona Loudon New York .An m
C'.olWaHhlUKlon. Liverpool... New York Auk. 81
Minnesota Liverpool. ...New York sept, g
LtjulHciiiitiid.boulliairilon...New York .Kept, 8
Col London. ...LIverpoI...New York Sept. 4
hug-land.. .Liverpool... New York........M.8ept, t
Athko av re.. ....N( W York ...sint t
Columbia...... whi.tKow New York .-KiiL fl
Borussia llfti.ib.irK... New York SeuU I
FOR KUROPh;. r
Persia New York...Llverpool ........Sent. 18
Hermann ...JNew York... Bremen ,.MpU 19
Kurope New YorkHavre JSept. 21
Helvetia New York...Llverpool Sept. 21
Col London New York.l.lveriinnl ..Hnnt 91
t'aleonnia .New York...UlaRKow .opt. 21
Clnibrla,..TO.......New York..llamb.irK Henu 21
V. oi Ahlwerp...New York. ..Liverpool ..Kept. 25
WlniitBolH....,....New Y'ork... Liverpool Sept. 25
Araic ...New York. ..Havre Sept. 28
Rellona New York...Loinli)n Sept. 28
COAK1 Wist, 1HJMKHTJO, ETC.
J.W. Everinau..l'hllada t:iirlton....M.......8ept.
Ploneer.........Pbllada Wlliulnglon............SMpt. 19
fcKle -..New YorkHavana ,.Bepl. It
Jumaha .Plillaaa New Orieau..........ept. 21
IUsIiik btar......New York. ..AbpIdwiUI ...Hept. 21
VV youilnii... Phlladn Suviinii pt, 21
ftUrliio(ia...M..New York...New Urleans.......Sepu 21
liHVana , New Y'ork...lllo Janeiro.... Sept. Ti
Alliance Philada CliarleKton Hept. 28
Nails are iorwarUed by every ateamer In the rexular
lines. The iteaniera tor or from Liverpool cull at
Wueenntown, except Die Canadian Hue, which cull at
Londonderry. T he steamer lor or Irom the Conti
nent call at Southampton.
CLEARED YEH1KRDAY.
Btramsinp etars and btrlpes, Holmes, Havana, Thos.
MatUou A Hons.
Bchr D. ft. Memlion. Ayrea, Boston, New York and
toliujlklll Coal Co.
ecur J. J. Wortblngton, Brown, Providence, do.
Co M' I'"lmoto cttt8u' Boston, iHakUton, GraetTA
gchr I and A. Subcode, Smith, Chelsea, do.
Co W Ood,rey' Bers iloston, Bay, Huddell &
Pcbr Paran, Clark, Boston, do.
Hchr C. JVewkiric, Huntley, Neponset, do.
fceur I.. Beard, Perry, Newport, K'unmel A Hunter.
Bchr K. llagee, Barnes, tialem, Van Duseo, Xxichman
& Co.
Bchr American Eagle. Shaw. Providence, do.
hchr K. B. WheaUm, Litllo. Boston, do.
bolir J. Nelson, Cavallvr. Washington, do.
Bchr K. T. Allen, Corson, Bostou, Borda, Keller A
Nutting.
Bchr J. B. Clayton, Clayton, Richmond. J. G. & G. 8.
ltepplier.
Bchr Kate E, Rich, Doughty, Salem, Qulntard, Ward
A Co.
Bchr ArmeDla, Cole, Georgetown, D. C, Dovey, Bulk
ley & Co.
Bclir J. B.Allen, Case, Nantucket, Castner, Btlckney
A Welllniiton.
Bcbr Beadlug KB. No. 41, Jones, Norwich, J. C. Bcott
A Bona.
Bchr D. Collins, Church, Charleston, Street A Co.
ARRIVED YBSTKRDAY.
Ship 1 B. Gilchrist. WaltB, 52 days lrom Liverpool,
With Bidse. to P. Wright A Hons.
Jlreiu. Darque jenny, urauaes, id aays from Bremen,
With rudse. to L. Westergaard & Co. -
Brem. barque AugUHte, Klliidlworth, 38 days from
Ivtgtul, with kryolltelo PeuusylvanlaSaltCo. vessel
to J . J2. Bazley A Co, Brigs Morning Star, hence, and
Bertha, Arom Boston, via St, John, N. B arrived at
lv!gtul7lh ult.
Br. bargue Eugenia, Dennis, 42 days from Liverpool,
with nide. to J. K. Penrose.
Bn brig lllqa, Holder, B0 days from Gottenbnrg,
with lrou to L. Westergaard A Co. ma
Brig John Welsh. Jr., bcull, 10 days Irom Sagua,
With sugar to K eft W. Welsh.
Bcbr u J. Bmltbers, Artls, I day from Frederics,
with grain to J. Barrett. mm
Bchr Mary Elizabeth. Evans, 1 day from Millord,
with grain to J, Barrett.
Bchr . Herbert, Crowell, 6 days from Boston, with
mdse. to Crowell A Collins.
Bcbr S. F. Doughty, Dukes, 5 days from James river,
with lumber to Bacon, Collins A Co.
Bcbr Alexander, Ireland, lrom Georgetown, with
coal to captain.
Bcbr H . Vanneman, Vanneman, from Rockport.wim
Ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co. va
Bchr M. Pierce, Pierce, 1 day from Brandy wine.wtlu
corn meal to R. M. Lea A Co.
Srfcrg. c Pltblan, Tuft, l day from Port Deposit,
with grain to J. L. Bewley A Co.
Bchr B. Warren, Connell, 1 day from Magnolia, with
grain to J. L. Bewley A Co. sMI.
bchr M. O. Burnlte, Rtckards, 1 day from Camtluii,
with grain to J. L. Bewley A Co.
Bohr B. P. Chase. Davis. 1 day from Smyrna, with
grain to J. U Bewley A Ca
Eraln to J. Barratt. . . . I
Bchr D. Collins. Church, from Boston.
Bchr H. W. Godfrey, uouirey, u ju.
Bchi
Belli
r W. O. Bartlell, Bartlett, from Boston,
r J. B. Clayton. Clayton, lrom BoBton.
r Alabama, Vangliaer, from Boston. .
..." s-.i;
BcbrC. B. Wheaton, Little, lrom Boeton.
Bchr J. J. Wortblngton. Brown, from Boston.
KchJ J Nelson, CaSaller, from Boston.
KrhT 1) B Mention, Ayres, from Boston.
Bci'r H. PalgeValey. from Porwmouth ., -
T, Raard perry, lrom Belittst, '
IchJ Amer?can Kaele. Bhaw. irom Providence. .
Bchr j McAdams, Millard, from Providence. .
Bol t C. Newklrk.'Uuntley. froin Dorchester.
Bchr K. Rich. Dougherty, lrom Wareham.
Brl rJ B Allen, Case, from Nautucket.
oi.r S McDevltt. McDevitt, from Washington.
?.H.rJ. 1? i?Viiv T)kva. 2 hours from Now York,
with mdse. W. P. Clyde A Co.
Steamer u. uomsiw'Hi ;v
KWAW with
mdse. to A. Groves, Jr.
AT QUARANTINK.
. . .".. tt..i,. t:.lruair It rtavn from
New Orleans, via Havana, with mdse. to Philadelphia
auu ooutliern jn.au mcum'-'i'
MEMORANDA.
Bhin T ancnater. .TaokHon. from Liverpool for Phila
delphia, was passed Vlh hist., lat, 51 20, ion. 16 24.
BhipT. Harward, Htrlckland, from Liverpool for
Philadelphia, was passed 14lh lust., lat. 43 Oft, lon.Scmo.
Bieambip Roman, Baker, hence, at Boston yester-
tfteamshlp Hendiick Hudson. Howes.hence, atlTB.
vana 9lh lust, mam
NOTICE TO MARINERS. --al
Notice Is hereby Klven that the lighthouse whioU
has been In the course of erection on Castle Island, at
the southern entrance of he Crooked Island Passage,
Is now completed and ready for the reception of the
lantern, which will shortly be sent out from England;
previous to the exhibition of the light, mariners are
lniormeu 01 ine completion 01 uunuina,
form an excellent day-mark for the Crooked Island
Passage, 1
By commana or tneir lornsniDB.
.ii.-i lic.NRv ii:h a R.ns. TTvdrosrraDhor.
Hydrographlc OUice, Admiralty, London, Aug, 18, 1S07.
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
MRS. M. A. B I M D J5 ,
No. 1031 CHESNTJT STREET,
..... r ri.Tira
Trimmed Paper Patterns, ol entirely new designs.
for Ladles' and Children's Dresses: also, 4
Importer 01 laoies ureas anu liubs irmiuium. iu
every variety aud style ol Fringes, new Batlu Trim
tilings, Tassels, Olmps, Braids, Ribbons, Velvets, Uul
pure and Cliiny Laces. Crape Trimmings, French
CorsetH, and Fancy Jet Collars and Bella. Dress aud
Cloak Making in all lw departments.
W euiMng ana t ravelling vjuluui juhuowuiudi m
the most elecaut manner, and at BUCh rates as cannot
fall to please. ... .
CIUIS OI ill UU I II 1 K ! Diiui ion uvmv., ovv u. a mv-
terns lor Muchants aud Drestmiakers now ready.
Patterns sent by mall or express to all parts of the
Union.
t21m
MRS. R. DILLON,
KOSi. 383 AND 891 SOUTH STREET
IIs all the novelties In FALL MILLINERY, for
Ladles, Mlt&es, and Children.
Also, Crapes, Bilks, Ribbons, Velvets, Flowers,
Feathers, Frames, etc Milliners supplied. 816
Til O U R N I NC. MILLINERY.
ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT 0
MOTJXIISIINCr BONNETS,
AT MO. 90 WALNUT BTBEET.
8CT6m MAD'LLE KEOCH.
TTNITED fcTATES KEVEMDE STAMPS.-
ltral lTdoI No ll)3H. Fi KTU .street, one door below
Central uepuii" EsuUlihd lsi.
Revenue 8tsmpi of every description constantly on
United BUtes Kotes. l)rats (m PbUaaelMhla or HOW
York, or current lunds received In P'"'u
Particular attention Dtd to small orders. .
Iha decision, ot ttis Conn, salon can i be nn;
and any hilormaUon rensiuiug Uis law eheerluuy
iivtn -
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS,&0,
MERINO GAUZE UNDERWEAR
OF CAKTWRItJHT AND fVAKKB'H
CELKBRATEI) MAPiBFACTCBE.
MERINO QATJZK UNDERWEAR In every variety
of size and style, for Ladles', Gents', and Children's
Wear.
IIONIEHT.
A large assortment ot HOBIERY ot English and
German manufacture, In socks, three-quarter socks
and long hose.
O LOT KM,
In White, Bud, and Mode Color. For sale at
HOFMANN'S Hosiery Store,
tnth W. WOHTH liltlllTII NTBKKT,
J. V. SCOTT &c CO.,
RUIBT WANCFACTtJBEHS,
AMD DEALEBS IN
IIER'I rtBNUHIHO HOODI
MO. 814 t IIF.SBil T S i BEET.
FOUR DOORS BtLOW THE "CONTINENTAL,1
I27rp . PBIIADBLFHIA.
PATENT S1IOULDER.SE AM
HI11BT NANtll'AlTOBT,
AMnUEMTl.fllKA'H FUBKINIIINI NTORH
P1BF.CT FITTING BHIRTB AND DRAWERS
dadelrom measurt-ment at very short notice.
All other articles ot G.kJttTLKMJN'H DRESS
GOOLb In loll varlfty.
WINCHESTER A COq
1 1I No. 70S CHKBNUT Stretfc
FURNITURE, ETC.
. & H. LEJAMBRE
HAVE REMOVED THEIR
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERING WAREROOIflS
TO MO. 1103 CHEHJiUT STBEET,
(TJP STAIRS.)
87 3m
fO HOUSEKEEPERS.
I have a large stock of every variety ot
l-'UHNITUKE,
Which I will sell at reduced prices, consisting of
plai1s amd mabblk lopcottauebuii's.
walnut ciiambur buitb.
parlor suits in velvet plush,
parlor blit6 in hair cloth,
parlor suits in reps.
Sideboards. Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Book
cases, Mattresses, Lounges, etc. etc.
p. r. eusTiNE,
81 N. E. corner SECOND and BACK Btreets.
gSTABLISHED 1795.
A. S. RODINSON,
French Plate Looking-Glasses,
ENGRAVINGS, FAINTIN6S, DRAWINGS, ETC
Slanufacturer of all kinds of
LOOKIItU-eLAhA, POBTBAIT, AND PIC
TUBE FBAMFJS TO OBDEB.
No. lO OHESNUT STREET.
THIRD SOOR ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
PHILADELPHIA. 815
PROPOSALS.
1 1 ijnui i rLr.it o jr r ilk, MAtviiuit, xjcj
JJ.J FtNSKS. No. 55 SECOND Street, third
Btory, BALTIMORE, Md.
Bealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this cilice until 12 M. of FRIDAY, the 20th.
dav of SEPTEMBER. 1807. for the timber. Iron.
and framing required for the construction of a
deflector in tne busqueiiacna river, near xxavre-de-Grace,
Md.
Proposals must be separate for timber, Iron,
and framlne. and in duDilcate for each.
Proposals for timber will embrace all timber,
planks, boards, and trenails required to com
plete the work. . .
Proposals for Iron will embrace all bolts.
spLkoH, connecting links, and all iron required
to complete the work. ....
Proposals for framing; will embrace all labor
and workmanship of every kind, required to
locate in position the entire a true tare, complete
in all its parts. . ,
Contiactors for material of wood or Iron, will
be expected to hold them, without charge to
the United States, until required for use by the
superintending Engineer.
No bids will be considered except such as are
made after forma to be obtained al this olllce,
by letter or personal application.
For further particulars application must be
made to this olllce, where drawings and specifi
cations can be Been.
Bids will be opened at 12-30 P. M. of the 20th
Instant, in presence of such bidders as may
choose to attend.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids,
for any cause deemed sufficient by the under
sinned. Major of Engineers, and Bvt. Lieut. Col.,
9 li 6t United States Army.
QAG LIGHT
FOR THE OOUNTRYJ
FBBBIS 4 CO.'iS AUTOMATIC . A8
MACHINES
FOB PRIVATE RESIDENCES, MILLS, HOTELS,
CHURCHES. ETC,
FURNIHHINQ FROM ONE TO BIX HUNDRED
LIGHTS, AS MAY BE REQUIRED.
This machine Is guaranteed; does not get ont ot
order, and the time to manage it Is 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
ot those acquainted with lta merits. The names ot
tbdse having used them for the last three yean will
be given by calling at our OFFICE,
NO, 105 SOUTH rOUBTH STREET,
Where the machines can be seen In operation.
FERRI3 & CO., Box 191 P. O,
Bend for a Pamphlet,
atuthssm
0 0 U N EXO HANOI
BAG MANUFACTORY.
SOUK T. BAILEY A CO.,
BKMOVKU TO
N. E, Corner of MARKET and WATER Streets,
Philadelphia.
DEALERS IN BAUtS AND BAGGING
. Of every Description, lor
Brain, Flour, bait, bnpbr-Phosphate of Lime, Bone
Uust, Ktc.
Large and small GUNNY Bags constantly on band
? -iJ 1 . A taoi WOOL BACK.H.
NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING
E8TA li LI HUM ENT Works on Stater! Island.
Olllce In Philadelphia, No. 40 N. EIUUTU titreet
m. . . (went side).
This old and well-known Company, the largest of
Its kind In the world, and In thu lortv-uliitu year of
its existence. Is prepared, with the most extensive
i and Improved machinery, to dje, elratisr, and Jtiiith.
, lu a manner unequalled, every variety of giuiueul
Ourmenla lUtinttd by our new French process
without being ripped, g mf
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSU
RANCE. COMPANY. Incorporated by thelKis-
Biure of I'enn ivania, i.
Office, B,E. coiner of Til inn and WA LN CT Streets,
I'hltadc liilila.
AiAnmn. iirsi ma n
on veSRels, earn", aid frplht to all prts of the world,
irsLANI) Hs'SUKANCI'-S
on goods by rlvpr, canal, lake, and land carriage, to
all parts of the Union.
V F1UK INSURANCES
On mprchandlse Rpreislly.
Uii blures, AJweiiing-xiuunrs, riv,
A88ET8 OF THE COMPANY
November 1, !.
1100,000 United biates ft I'm Cent. Loan,
1S7I IHl.OOO'OO
120.000 U i 11 til btatea e I'er Cent. Loan,
Ihst lSC.COO'OO
200,000 United States 7 S 10 l'er Cent.
lxian, Trenxury Nuten Zll.BOO'OO
lM.OOOl Hy of 1'lilladrliihla l'er Cent.
Loans (exempt) 126,662 SO
M.000 Htate ol rennsylvanla a Per Cent.
Loan 64.700-00
66.000 Htate ol Pennsylvania 5 l'er Cent.
Loan.... 44,620-09
tO.000 Rate ot New Jersey hlx Per Cent.
Ian 60,750-00
20,000 Peunsj Ivania Kailroa.l. Int Mort-
gne, blx Per Cent. Honda 20,500'00
26,000 1'enusyiVBiila ltallroad, second
Mortgage blx I'er Cent. Bonds..., 21,230 00
25,000 Western 1'ennsylvanla Kaiiroad
Blx Per Cent, iiords (Pennsyl
vania Kaiiroad guarantee)........, 20,75000
80,000 Etate oi Tennessee Five Per CeuU
Loan- 18,000 00
7,000 t-tate of Tennessee blx Percent,
Lohd n 40'00
16,000 KKi sliar --Uick of Uerniantowa
Uus ComTany (principal and tn
tereMt guaranteed by the city of
Philadelphia) 15,00000
7,160,143 bhares block of 1'euhHylvaula
Kallrond Company..-. 8,258-25
6,000,100 bhares block of North Pennsylva
nia Kaiiroad Company 8,900-00
20,000-80 bhares blocR or l'hiladelplila and
boutlieru Wall bteamship Com-
panys . 20,000-00
16,900 J.omiR on Hon (It and Mortgage,
first Hens on City Property 195,000 00
1, 045,050 par.
Market value...(l,070,28075
Cost. Il.030.5o'2'06.
Real Estate 88.000-00
Bills receivable ior InHiirances matte 27,(ki7'20
Balance due at agencies Premiums on Ma
rine Policies, Accrued Interest, and other
debts due to the Company 88,92S-90
Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance and
other Companies, (5173. Estimated value... 2,93000
CbhIi In Bank. Am! 1 lir; 9A.
Cash In Drawer. t7 14 - 41.540 00
11,407,321-56
This being a new enterprise, the Par la assumed
aa u.e maraev value.
Thomas C. Hand,
Samuel F. Stokes,
John u. uavis,
F.umund A. bouder,
Theophilus Paulding,
John R. Penrose,
James Traq.ialr,
Henry C. Dallett, Jr.,
James C. Hand,
-William C. Ludwlg
Joseph H. Seal,
George G. Leiper,
Hugh Craig,
John D. Taylor,
nenry niean.
wittiam u. Buutton,
Kdward DarliUKton,
11. Jones Brooke,
Edward Lalburcade,
jacoH P. Jones,
James B. McFarland,
Joshua P. Kyre,
Spencer Mcllvnlne,
J. B. bemple, Pittsburg,
A. B. Berger, "
D. T. Morgan, '
(4enrira W. Ilprnardon.
Jacob Biegei,
THOMAm C HAND. Preldent,
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice-President.
Hxnby Ltlbtjbn, Secretary. 1
1829 CHARTER FERrETUAfi
Franlilin Fire Insurance Co.
OF run.ASEi.riii A.
OFFICE:
HOB. 485 AMD 437 CIIESJiUT STBEET.
ASSETS OH JANCABf 1, 1807,
S,B33,146-18.
t tftl
Accrued fcurpius.
Premiums ... ....,
UNSETTLED CLAIMS,
f7,48118.
1400.00000
,.,.m.....m,mm.1 U6,4&216
IN COM K FOB 1666,
fJO,UVU.
LOSSES rAI SINCE 19 OVEB
05,500,000.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms,
DIKECTOIU?.
Charles N. Bancker, itieorge Fales,
lohlas Watiiier.
Aiireu iuer.
Samuel Uraut,
George W. Richards
Francis W. Lewis, 1. D
J honias Oparks,
CITARI.ES IT. IlANCKillK. Prenfaenf.
OtOMUK FAI.EU, Vice-President.
J. W. McALLitolli.lt, Secretary pro teui. Iitltl231
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NOliTll AMERICA.
OFFICE, NO. 22 WALNUT a ., PHILADELPHIA.
INCOHPOltATED 17M. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL, 500,000,
AKSETS JANIIABT 8,1807 81,703,80730
lMkUliES MAKINE, IHLANU TBANMrOJi
1 ATION AND E1BE ItlllM,
JDIKEC l'OIta.
Arthur G. Coflln , oeorge L. Harrison,
bamuel W. Jones
iuiiu A urowu,
Charles Taylor,
Ambrose White,
HkliarU D. Wood,
William Welsh,
& Aiorrls Wain,
iliaward H. Trotter.
Mwara . Ciarae,
Wllllaui CuuiminKS,
T. Charlton Henry.
AllredD. Jessup,
John P. White,
John Mason, xouia u. oiaueira,
ARTHUR G. VOXX IN , Prfesiaent.
akiuis u. Mauelra.
1 t i f i. fx: i . -
WILLIAM BUEHLEK, Harrlsburg, Pa., Central
Agent for the State ot Pennsylvania. 120
pB0Vll)IXUFJDW.C01IPAlII
No. Ill South i OUltTH blreet-
INCOitPOltATEL' Sd AlUNTH iiia, 1868.
CAPITAL, tl60.0uo, PAID iS?
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly 1'reuiiunis; or by B.
10 or tu year Premiums, Non-Iorleiture.
Annuities grauied on lavorable terms.
Te.ni Policies, Children's Endowments,
This Company, while giving the Insured the security
or a paid-up Capital, win divide the entire Jirotlu oi
the Lite hublueM among Its policy holders.
Moneys received at interest, and paid on demand.
Authorized by charter to execute Trusts, and to act
as Executor or Administrator. Assignee or Guardian,
aud in other fiduciary capacities, under appointment
ot any Court of this Commonwealth, or any person or
oersoua, or bodies politic or corporate.
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY,
HENKY HAINES,
T. W IttTAK BKONvN,
W. C LOJNUSTHKTH,
WILLIAM ILiCKkR
KicHAitD ryy"hx-v
KltHAIUCAljlRY
BiMTKL R. SHIPLEY, ItOWLAND PARRY.
X VWA' A7 A y 1
President. Actuary.
WM. C. LOS GST RETH. Vice President
TuoMAS WlbTAli. M. D., J. H. TOWNSEND.
lifil Medical Examiner, Legal Adviser,
FIBE lKbTJBANCE EXCLDSIVELY.-TUB
PES'V'LVAN1A FHtK INBUKANCE COM
PANY Incorporated lazfr Charter Perpetual jSo
610 W A LN UT Street, opposite Independence Snuare.
This company, iavorably known to the oommuuity
tor over lorty years, continues to Insure agaiust ions
or damage by fire on Public or Private Buildings,
either permanently or for a limited time. Alao, on
Vurnlture, Slocks of Goods, and Merchandise geue-
raal2eVapural,' together with a large Surplus an
kluvested lu the moht careiul wanner , which enable
them to orler to the Insured an undoubted security 1b
tUecsofloss. T-a
nan lei Smith, Jr..
Johu Deverea.
Alexander Beun,
laaacHazleliurst,
Thomas aniilu,
TlHiirv Lewis.
Thomas itobblus,
J, Uliliughaia Fell,
11AJ Dsn Ull,.l nwiuruk
Wiixiam G. Cbowjcu Secretary.
o
pHCF-NIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
INCOHl'CATEHliitUTHARTEB PERPETUAL
No. fcU WALK UT Street, opposite the Exchange,
In addition to MABI1SK and INLAND IMcUR.
ANCK. this Company Insures lrom lowi or damage bj
f I1U lor liberal terms on buildings, merchandise
fnrnlture.eio , lor limited periods, and permauentlj
onbui"dlu8byde,os'0p"mlu, .. .
1 he company has been lu active operation for mort
hi. 11 SIXTY Y niW uumia wmuu au losses nave
ZZ ..ruuiutly adjusted and paid.
eeu promptly t"1'
Dima.-roKB.
.Tnhn Tj. Hodge,
Ukwrence Lewis, Jr,
Lavld Lewis, '
UBiijamln Ettlng,
Thomas J I. Powers,
A. H. Mclieury,
EVluiund (Jasilllon,
M. I. Mahony,
John T. Lew's.
William S. Grant.
Kobert W. Le"ilug-,
I). Clark Wharton,
bamuel w uov
Inii8 t . iNorria.
JOHN WlitjHEiULtl PrsskUuL
Bamcm. Wilcox, besretary
GOVERNMENT SALES.
gALE OF NAVY VESSELS.
Bureau of Construction asd Rkpai,
Washington, D. c, Sept. 10. LSG7.
The Navy Department will offer at pnbllo
auction the following named vessels:
AT THE I'NITKIl HT ATI-IS NAVY YAKD,
NKW YOKK, ON TUKaDAY, OCTOIJEH 1,
AT 12 O'CLOCK M.
The NORTH KAUOLINA 20 tong, a gaiUng
vessel, live oak, heavily copper fastened.
The UIlODii ISLAND 1017 tons, side-wheel
Btenme r.
The A UGUKTA 1310 tons.slde-wheel steamer.
The MAbSACllUKliTXS Um tons, screw
Btennitr.
a he KbTRELLA 4,18 tons. Iron Bide-wheel
BtPBUier.
The UUMBA UTON (i36 tons. Iron Sldewheol
Btesmer.
The TAIIOMA 507 tons, screw gunboat.
Together wltn the following side-wheel
steainers of similar construction, all copper
fast, ned, viz :
W Y ALUH1NU 074 long.
PONOMA D74 tons,
rONTIAC 971 tons.
OHCKOLA 974 Ions.
1AW TUX ET 974 tons.
MATTAHICSEI1'-971 tons.
M ASpAOIT-974 tons.
EUTAW 975 tons.
I ON NEMAUOI 1955 tons.
TloaA-819 tons.
AT THE UNITED BTATF.3 NAVY YARD.
1'HILADEI.PHIA, ON THURSDAY, OUTO-
lVUfclV a, Al 14 U'CIjUCIV Al.
The 'LOHIDA-12l tons, side-wheel steamer.
The HORNET 820 tons. Iron side-wheel
Btenmcr
The BOXER 414 tons, Iron side-wheel
steamer.
Together with tho following; side-wheel
steamers, of Bimllar construction, all copper
fasteneu, viz.:
flhiAiuwbi-ttrt tons.
PAPHACUH f)74 tons.
CHENANGO 974 tons.
M EN DOTA-U74 tons.
MINGO 974 tons.
MACKINAW 974 tons.
GENEPEE 803 tons.
The Elorlda and Mackinaw can be examined
at the Navy Yard, and the others at Leugue
Island.
AT THE V. R. NAVY YARD. TiORTON, MAPS.,
OJN HA 1 LI IvL) A I , OCylOlilit 0, AX li
O'CLOCK M.
The BlENVILIiE 1558 tons, Bide-wheel
steamer.
The JOnN ADAMS 700 tons, sailing Bloop-of-war,
live-oak, copper-faatened.
The V1NCENJNES4 700 tons, sailing sioop-oi-war,
live oak, copper fastened.
AT THE U. S. NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON.
D. C, ON TUESDAY, OCTOUEK 8, AT la
O'CLOCK M.
The TALXiAPOOSA 974 tons, Blde-wheel
Bteamer.
The CHICOrEE 974 tons, hull only.
The F WESTON Small steamer, hull only.
AT THE UNITED STATES NAVY YARD,
NORFOLK, VA..ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER
10. AT 12 O'CLOCK M.
The AO A WAN 974 tons, side-wheel steamer.
The TEXAS captured Rebel ram.
The COLUMBIA captured Rebel ram.
These vessels and their Inventories can bo ex
amined at any time, on application to the com
mandants of the respective Navy Yards.
Twentv ter centum of the amount of the pur
chase money must be deposited the day of the
sale, and the remainder must be paid and the
vessel removed from the Navy Yard within two
weeks lrom tne flay or sate. v I'ztnstiut
-J-ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
Lkpot of Army Clothing and Equipage,
Jkffersonville, Ind., Sept. 7, 1807.
1ITIU 1.. -,.,1.1... n r 1.A Pllh
VT in uo BU1U, ttl Jiuuiiu nuub.vu, n. nia uiubu-
lng Warehouses (hospital grounds) In this city,
ou 1 v Etsu A i , tne 1st uay oi uctouer next, com
meucing at 10 o'clock A. M., the following arti
cles of ARM Y CLOTHING and EO.UIPAGE:
177,108-Woollen Blankets. I 10,59 Trowers, mounted.
16,111 Uniform Coats. TS.UOO 'irowsera, jiooir
1U.U2 cuilurm coals, lr- men s.
revuliir.
23.170 pairs Bootees, M. 8,
5.400 TJniiorm Jackets.
11,777 V. H. Corps Jack-
63.76 Kutt Jackets.
2o,oou Sacks Coats, lined.
21,000 Sucks Coats.unlliied
28,732 Great Cottl, iutuu
try, 17.S03 Great Coat', mount
s,suu pairs Dootees, At, d.
rubber soles.
25,000 pairs Brosaus.
. 1S1 pairs Boots.
8,000 Shirts. -
HU0 Drawers.
49,ta7 Cap Covers.
265 Cups.
7o Hats.
en.
1,241 Knapsacks.
Also, a quantity of various oLher artioiea ot
clothing- aud equipage.
Hani pies can be seen at the depot within ten
days of sale, and catalogues .will be fur-
niKhea.
Terms Cash, In Government funds,
liy order of the Quartermaster-General.
G. A. HULL,
911 IGt Captain and M. B. K., U. 8. Army.
s
ALE Of I10IISKS, MULES, WAGONS, Em
Depot Quartermaster's Officf, 1
YV ASillJOTO, V. J., CSept. 7, 1SU7. J
Will be sold by public auction, nv dirLtrm
of the Quartermaster- General, at Lincoln Depot,
eciiicmuci ao. coinuiencmg
atlOo'clocK A. il:
11)0 Horses,
200 Mules.
25 Hpring Wagons or
Ambulauces.worn.
50 Bets Ambulanon or
Two-horse Har
ness, worn.
COO sets Mule Harness,
worn.
100 Saddle Blankets
worn.
100 Mule Collars, worn.
100 Double Trees, worn.
400 Single Trees, worn.
200 Horse Brushes, worn
100 Wagon Whips, worn.
100 Feed Troughs, worn.
100 blx-mule Wagons,
worn.
100 Wagon Saddles.
worn.
600 Wagon Bows, worn.
loutntn cnains. worn.
IliO (Spreader Chains.
worn.
lOOWagon Covers.worn.
200 Curry Combs, worn.
100 Lead Lines, worn.
100 Tar Buckets, worn
luo jacii Morews, worn.
The Horses. Males. Wagons, and Ambulances
will be sold singly. Wagons, harness, ete.,
though worn, are serviceable.
Particular attention Is called to this lot of
Mules, being very superior animals, well broken
to harness.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
J. C. McFEUKAN,
Deputy Quartermaster-General,
9 9 12t bvt. Brig. -General, U. S. A.
GOVERNMENT SALE
AT HILTON HEAD, S. O.
T he following Ordnance Property will be sold
at Public Auction, at Ordnance Depot, Hilton
Head, S. C, on TUESDAY, September 24, 1807,
commencing at 10 A. Al.:
About 4M net tons of Shot and Shell.
" 24 " Loaded Shell.
1B'4 " " CanlHter, filled.
" UZ " " Scrap Cast Iron.
" 10 " " Scrap Wrought Iron.
1 " " Scrap Brass.
8 Artillery Carriages (iron). 93 Wooden Artll
lery Carriages (Ironed), 63 Wooden Chassis and
Slides (ironed), 630 Saddles (Model lan), 84 Sad
dles (artillery), 60 sets of Artillery Harness, 1330
Bridles, WZ Cruppers, 600-Saddle Bags, 8500 Bayo
net scabbards, 1120 Cartridge Boxes, 1097 Cartridge-box
Belts, 2312 Gun Sllrgs, 2332 Waist
Belts, 330 Bullet Moulds, and a quantity of other
properly, consisting principally of Kugs, Hopes,
implements, and Miscellaneous Tools, eto. etc.
AIko, a two-story Frame Dwelling-house, of
the following dimensions: 42 feet front by 35
feet depth, containing 8 spacious rooms.
Terms Cash, on the day of sale, in United
States currency.
Ample time allowed for the removal of pro
perty, at the expiration of whioh that not re
moved will revert to-tbe Government.
By authority oi Chief of Ordnanoe.
M. J. GKEALISH, Captain aud M. S. It.,
9 6 15t In charge of Ordnance Depot.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
X THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHI LAD EL-
ELIZABETH B. FRY .by her next lriend, etc, vs.
ItHlNAltO U. FKY.
JuneTerm. Iti7, No. 2. In Divorce. -To
IUilnard G. i'ry, Kespondeiit Sir: Yon will
please take notice of a rule lu the above case granted,
returnable SATURDAY. September 21. 1SU7. ut IQ
o'clock A. M., to suow oause why a divorce o vinculo
iiuiruiLoiiiL ahould not be dt'Ci'een.
mull n0(m auuuiu JOHN BOBEHT9, .
( lltlistt ' Attorney pro Llbellaiit.
TnTh E ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE-CITY
1 AND COUfi Y OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate ol J. UOWAKD LSOHAM, M. L, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to asdit, settle,
and adluat the iirst and final account ot WILLIAM
" lKiiHAM and JAhliS V. 1NUUAM, Executors
ol J. HOWAKD INUIIAM, M. D., deceased, and to
report dlHtrlbuilon or the balance in the hands or the
accountant, will meet the parties Interested tor the
purpoee or his appointment, on MONDAY, Septem
ber it, is7, at a o'clock P. M., at his olllce, No, 4J3
WALNUT Street, in the City ol 1'hlladelphta.
tt 12 thstu 61 THOMAS J. WOlUUlLL, Auditor.
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY OF M U 8 I C
J. K. McDONon'i ir Manager Lessee.
Of the most elaborate fpertacle
itVU-it J'lt.'Dl CI'.ll 1W THIS Cll X.
"THK BLACK CBOOK," . . -with
' . -
PABTfilENNK BALLET TnOUPK.
Mad'lle PKP1TA, Mnd'lle REOAIi
IIAII'I.I.R TItFSHO ANTON UNO,
PKKMO.lt DANHK.L'SK ASSOLUTBi
Tcgetner with the fallowing
HTAHTLINU TABLFATjJC.
ActI THK IhCANTATION HCKN1C.
Act II.-TH K I Jl STAL CAHCADK.
Never liefure all em pied In this city.
Act m.-lUK ILLUN1NATKD PALACE,
V ITH
AMAZONIAN MARCH-40 YOVNO LADTFf. .
AlV.-OKAD 1 HAN.sFOUMATION SClvNIS,
KevealluK the
PA LACK OF DAW DROPS
V Tliw rcntAi. iiitai.ms OK THK STALACTA.
asceuellr grandeur and beauty never before w'.t-
nesAen in mm vht.
GRAND MAHNHK ON SATURDAY,
Comment Ing at 2 o'clock. Doors open at l'.
PHICJCS AH USUAL.
tliAMIG OF TIMB.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance to commence
f7i o'clock. ' ..... . .
'i tie piionc are respeciiuny iniormeu mi. m niur
to give the residents of adjacent towns an opportunity
ol witnessing 'be portmous snectarle pt
THk BLAC K CKOOK,
arrangements will be niadewltli the fltnei'r.nt Rail
roan i;onipaii)tn to run rpeciai imiiuinr'"'"""
niodatlnn ot all who are tleolrous of env-yumr this
DiaKUiUcent entertainment, which wtil elo.te every
evening at 10. o'clock, glvlnn a'l an opportunity of
wltneitHiug- this truly magnliicent .spectacle, '.(1 re-
urn noaie at a seaNOiin.ue noor. i
Ho Mit-ei ni.en at I.Rk WALKFn'F'Hu-vIcMore,
No. 12i t HB.HNUT Htreet, and Hii, (.dice -nt the
ACADKMY from 10 until S o'clock, bouts secured
six days lu advance. No extra charge lor reserved
ems.
NEW CHKSNUT BTREET. THEATRE.
Begins at s o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. W.J. i'LORK-VCK.
KOUt-m ClIOWDED MUM1LY
iWITH THK KL1TK OK THK til Y.
KVKRYRODY DJtLinUTlin.
6IMULTAM.OUH TKAIW AND LAw - "TSTt.
THIS KVKNINU,
(lARTK."
The Don. George d'Abroy Mr. W. 3. FT ot vvtm
Polly cclen Mrs. W.J. Lo i -Ci
I stlier Kccles ......Miss Jajj!. ( i u n
BATUBDAY AfTKHNOON, SECOND JTAA1..LLX
.MAtTBKK.
w
ALNUT STREET THBATKE.
N. J. cor. BINTS mawitnu i . ueguu at
tHIH AND KVKRY KVK.NINQ.
ttot:kk ckowded in every tart,
thirty-third ki-prkisientation of
Shakespeare's t airy Spectacle, lu Vive Acts, Of
A MIDSUMMKHNIUHT'S DRKAM.
with Its unrlvallen. Scenery, Panorama, Costnmes,
Accoutrements, triple Trat.slormalioa Scene, eta, Hie
whole constituting a nnliormily of excellence un
equalled in the production of tills or any other play.
Chairs secured six days In advance.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
THEATKB. Renins X to 8 o'clock. '
LAST WEIK OK JULIA DEAN.
MONDAY AND 1UKSDAY EVH.NINGS, .
THE WOMAN IN WHITE.
LanraFalrlle 1 JULIA DEAN
Ann Catherlck )
Walter HartwrlKht Mr. P. Lawlot
Aided by the lull Company. 1o conclude witli
"FAMILY JARS."
Messrs. Mackay. Crate. Mrs. Wftlcot, etc.
i'lilDA Y 11EN KlTT OF JULIA DJKAN,
ONLY NIGHT Of "ION." '
FOX'S AMERICAN VABIETT TnEATRE.
i,VERY .iVl-NINO AND SATURDAY
AtTKHKOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE,
In Grand Ballets Ethloplanl Buriesques.Songs, Dances, .
Pantomimes, Oymnast Acts, eto.
JSq-EW ELEVENTH BTREET OPERA H0USB, ,
ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVE CHEBNTJT.
THE FAHILY BEIOBI
OPEN FOB THE SEASON. ,
CARNCROSS & DIXEY'S MINSTRELS.
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
IN THEIB
UBAND KTIIIOriAN SOIBEEfl. '
J. L. CARNCBOSS Mansjrer. ;
B. F.' SIMPSON. Treasurer. S19tf
CONCERT HALL,
CHESNUT STRKET, ABOVE TWELFTH.
BLIND TOM CONCERTS.
Encouraged by large and enthusiastic audiences.
BLIND TOM
will appear at the above Hall
JS.VERY KWHT at8P. M.
Af ATIJNfc.ES,
EVf-KY WJKDNEPDA Y AND MATUBDAV AFTER.
. . . . NOONB, ATS-80 P. M.
Admission. 80 cents. Children under 12, 25 cents.
Reserved beats, 75 cents, .
Balcony reserved for colored persons, 25c,
Tickets at Charles W. A.Trumpler's MusiO Store
No. 2 Cheanut street; also, at the Hall. 916 tf
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
"BURNETT'S" LAST WEEK.
Large and Fashionable Audiences kept roaring with
laughter at this great artist's entertainments.
A LF. BURNETT, ALF. BURNETT,
Gives an tntire chance of faces and characters.
TEN NEW FUNNY AND STARTLING CHANGES,
Reproducing "Woman's Rights" and retaining
"Nasby."
M A Tl XTTTT U-oilnosdof rA Cfitnlav at 9
Evening, commence at Admission, 60c.; Chll
dreu, Zic, 1 16 61,
" FURS. -
1867. rALL AKD WINTER' 1867
FUR HOUSE,
f
(Established In 1818.)
The undersigned Invite the special attention of the
i-auies io meir large stock: ot FUBS, consisting of
Muffs, Tippets, Collars, Etc..
IN RUSSIAN SABLE,
HUDSON'S BAT SABLE, ff-gg
MINK BABLHJ
nnv l T. rn tLr w ntTTwrrm-TT t a rmnrt vn,.
AVAAAJ AXiUAll Ail, j AAA J. S JILLjU A V A. a A VJJX, JL X JL-
All Of tne LATEST STYLES, SUPERIOR FINISH,.
and al reasonable prices. , , . . , .
Ladles In mourning will Had handsome articles In
PERSIANNES and SIMIAS; the latter a most beau
tiful fur.
CARRIAGE ROBES, SLEIGH ROBES, and FOOT
MUFFS. In great variety.
A. IC. & F. K. worinATHr
9 11 4m MO. 417 ABC1I STREET.
SADDLERY, HARNESS, &o
rpHE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF THE
NEW CIIEKKITT STREET (WO. 1818),
SAUDLEBY, IIABNES, AKO lIOBE
IUUMbIIINW voods iioumk ,
OP .
LACEY, MEEKER &. CO.,
Is attributable to the following facts:
They are very Attentive to the wants of their ous.
torn ers.
Tbey are satisfied with a fair business profit
Thoy sell goods only on their own merits.
They guarantee every stray in all harness. tbey sell
over 4e, the lault of the purchaser only who does not
get what he is guaranteed and paid lor.
Their goos are 26 per cent, cheaper than can bs
bought elsewheie.
Tasyhave cheuper and finer goods than can be
beught In the pity.
They nave Ue largest and most complete stock In
mi, i.L.ki.
X liiiueijjui.
All Harness over 25 are "hand made.
Harness from i to lwfc -Gents'
Saddles from 8 to $7- . .
Ladles' Saddles from .0 to fMtaItn m
They are the oldest and laigost mauu
the country.
LACEY MEEKER & CO.,
' Komi TBeET