CITY INTELLIGENCE,
iron AiiDiTUN-AL i,,k al itK.n onrsnns packs.
Rfholptions Fa3sei) by tiii: U.nmos Lkaopr.
tbP followmp resolutions who iMct:
. ' W-' was tvtfanlzed for 1ho
pu poEcol sis'aiiiiiifi tho Nuti-.n.il (JovernaieiH,
mm tbe measure, uilopte.i by Us authority lor
tlio eujiprtwiou ol the Kelidlon, ami ot ilis
countriinncliip by all prom r inctins miri inrtu
ences that disloyal spirit wliich w;is in sympathy
With slavery and treu-ou, u-ul unlimited all tlie
conventions aud councils of ihe Deinocruiio
party;
And whereof, Tbe efforts of the Democratic
party, now led by a wc:ik and t litlilos mini in
the accidental rxcrcl-o of tin; PreMli-ntiul
0 Uice, to keep alive U) spirit of rebellion by
a war upon Cmercs, bv the nulliticn'ion of
the lavts. by ir.'-idioiis auiiel; upon tlio pub
lic credit, ninl by tbeir api'ircut eynipa'hy
vith prominent traitors, prove tliut the woric
ot loyalty is not yet accomplished, and a1-ii:oiiL-h
us of serious danaf-rn to the public
peace, which would be p really enhanced by
tbe Miecess of that party in tlio popular elec
tions now nl band;
1. Therefore htsoitcd. That we do most earn
estly invoke the loyal citizens ot Pennsylvania
to a serious consideraiiou of our present politi
cal condition, and to the importance of a united
and vigorous ell'ort to bnsten th reconstruction:
ol the Union, and tranquillize the country by
tbe defeat of tbe Democratic party and ail its
candidates at the approaching election.
2. That the lawd passed by Congress having
for ther object the reconstruction ot (he Union
on tho bans of liberty and justice to all men,
ref ectinp, as tbey do, the loyal sr-ntimeut of the
country, oiler to tbe people of the South tbe
mort favorable terms upon which they can
reasonably hone to be reinvested tvlth the rights
they voluntarily relinquished in their mai at
tempt to destroy the doverntnent which con
ferred them.
3. That the public acts of Congress under the
C(ntitulioii are the supreme lews of the laDd;
that It is no less the duty ol the President to see
that they are faithfully executed, than it
is of the people to obey them; that whether
those laws relate to tho reconstruction of
the Union or to other subject, every
attempt of the President to frustrate or
delay tbe execution ot them is a violation
ot his mist, and an abuse of the power
of his ollice.
4. Besoived, That impeachment is the solo
defense of the people against ihe incapacity,
negligence, or perhdy of the Chief Magistrate.
Madison.
That with a view to the exercise of the power
of impeachment, tho House of llepresentatives
have a ritfht to investigate the conduct of all
public officers under the Government, and in
such a case, tbe safety of tho Republic is
the supremo law; and tho power of the llouse
in this pursuit reaches the most secret recesses
Of tbe Executive Department. James X. Folk.
That the abuse of power confarred upon the
President may be as criminal as the usurpation
of power which has not been granted, and
would justify the House of Representatives in
Toting an impeachment. James Buchanan,
That a wanton removal of meritorious officers
"by the President is an abuse of power which
subjects him to impeachment and removal from
bis own high trust. Madison.
6. Besoived, That the prompt and indiscrimi
nate pardon of persons duly convicted and sen
tenced, in the courts of the United States, for
counterfeiting the national currency:
The attempt to nullify the act passed by Con
jrress over the Executive veto, lor the recon
structlon of tbe Union;
The suspension of Edwin M. Stanton from the
Office of (Secretary of War, the duties of which
Le had perlormed not only with fidelity to the
country, but with distinguished ability;
The removal of General Sherldau, an accom
plished and illustrious officer, from his com
mand, at the instance of prominent traitors
whom he had offended by his faithful execution
Of tbe la we;
And the recent proclamation of amnesty,
issued, as we believe, without authority, aud
for the purpose of restoring to influence and
power persons who incited the South to re
bellion, and who are yet under an oath of
uuegmuce-io a ijovernmeut unknown to the
Constitution, which they hope to re-establish,
are acts whlcli constitute, prima facie, such
abuses aud usurpations of power as to demand
the Impeachment and trial of the offender, in
order that the Constitution may be vindicated
ana the National Government preserved in its
integrity.
6. That in the present alarming crisis of tho
country, we conceive It to be our duty to use all
proper means to exclude the political influence
and patronage of tbe Democratic party from all
offices within tho gilt of the people; and to that
end we appeal to the loyal citizens ot Philadel
phia and of the Common wealth to attend the
polls at the approaching election, and cast their
votes for the candidates preeented by the Re
publican nominating conventions.
7. Besoived, That we do most especially and
earnestly recommei d the election of Henry W.
Williams, of Pittsburg, to tho Bench of the
Supreme Court, as a learned and accomplished
jurist, and a truly loyal and upright citizen.
And in like manner we recommend to our
fellow-citizens of Philadelphia the election of
M. Russell Thayer as Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas, assuring them that in Mr.
Thayer they have a caudidate of tho highest
legal ability and of the purest character, and
One whose loyalty is inborn and above suspicion.
8. That a Committee of fifty members of the
League be appointed by the Chairman of this
meeting to carry into effect the sixth of these
resolutions.
Assault opon Renendb Offices Brooks.
Five of the men who were engaged in the attack
upon Mr. Brooks at a distillery at Beach aid
V.ORAes.Btreets had shearing before Alderman
Eed as being pYeeent at the assault. They gave
the names of James Hippie and Henry Brogan.
and were held in $1500 bail each, on the chaive
of assault and bat'.cry with intent to kill, and
the other three were discharged.
As Mr. Brooks is a United States officer, aud
was In the performance of his official duty when
assaulted, it is probable that other means' will bo
taken to secure the persou9 who assaulted him
than these described.
Religious Services is tub Theatres. Special
religious services are to be commenced ou Sun
day evening next, in the ChesnutdtreetTheatrp,
under the auspices- of the Yountt Men's Chris
tian Association. The Re. T. UeWitt Talmaee
will preach the first sermon. The Rev. if. Hall,
of London, the Rev. A. A. Willi. Is, und the Rev.
Dr. Hall, of Dublin, and other divines, will
preach on future Sunday eveniugj. The uso of
the thea're has been given gratuitously.
A temperance meeting will also be held ou
Sunday evening next in Cameron A Dixey's
Ueveuth Street Opera Houe, by Philadelphia
Division, No. 1, Sum of Xeinpeiauce.
SrKPAT Scnooi, Scholars' Meeting. A
large number of childn-n, from different Sunday
Schools in this city, assembled ye.-tet day after
noon, in the Webt Aroh Street Presbyterian
Church, to hear un adJress rela ing to tho Sun
day School work. Matthew Newkirk, Esq., pre
sided. The exercises were opened by prayer
being oflered by Kev. J. a. Sntdaui, of the Re
formed Dutch Church. Audrtsses were then
y1 VJl67wSA lJrUz' Kev. H.,be Bring
hurst, Rev. Alfred Taylor, and William Wuons,
Esq., of Baltimore. In the evening, another
meeting, of a Min.lur rharactc, was held at the
same place, when lessons wcr- recited by tho
children, and addresses delivwei by clerevuien
Ot this aud other pities. J M
A Stray -Waif A-male cl.ild, apparently
three days old, was found last evening in the
yard of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church at
Filth street and Glrard avenue. A near reaiu'eut
tools charge of it. ,
Ritairs Completed. All the bridges la the
Twenty fourth Ward, dauiaaed by the ruin last
Bummer, have been repaired, wuli tbe exception
of the one on Gray's lane, and that will be
finished this week.
Mi rn.vfl of the Fr aipklis Institute. The
monthly meeting of the Krn-.klin Institute was
held Inst evf nmg, when Professor Morton, after
referring totevcnil extensive bridges which are
now in prepress' of construction, exhibited the
production ot ozone by electric action. The
meeting was an mtciesting one. Reference was
made to the dea'h of (ieorge Erety, end of the
Vice-Presidents of the Institute.
Tatino to he Rehlmed. The coutrac'tors
or )avliig Broad street with the Nicolson pive
11) cut resume work this morning, commencing
at Thompson street and proceeding southward.
Smoiit Fire. A fire originated from waste
in the machine shop at the Brldc-burg Arsenal
cst en! ay evening, which was extinguished
before it had made much progress
Had Fall. V'illiam Carrigan, twenty-ono
years old, employed at Massey Huston's dis
tillery, fell throuih a tautchwav last evc.nliitr.
and broke one ot his Iocs.
Cavalrt Company to be Formed. A new
cavalry company is about to be creanized in
this city. It will be composed entirely of cavalry
officers yho served during the late war.
MAlllftl 1ELEGRAPI1.
For additional Marine A'ete see First Pagt.
ALMANAC JfOB PHIIiADKLPHIA-THia DAT,
Bnr Kixm m....5M4 Mnon Rmmi ...... 9 r,t
bUMibitTS U2 Hih Watub 5 141
PH II.A 1 (ClPUIA UUAKU Of XKADB.
W'U.l.JAM U K KNT, )
TllOUAM K AflllKltAD, J-MONTBLY COMMITTED.
LHAHhyJi Whkklhb, J
HOVUHKJNTS OF OCKAM SYKAUJCUg.
FOK AMERICA.
HelIon Lonilou New York Aue. 31
jMiRlkiid I.lverpool...New York Kept. 4
Argo Havre New Y'ork ept, 4
Iuwi - UlHflKow.....'ew Y'ork Kept. 6
i.nnii-HlH llaujburg...New York rtepu 7
Hu88!b.... Liverpool. ...New York Kept. 7
Oninrio m...... Liverpool...Bo8lon Sept. 7
Ciujbrla Haujimri...New York Sept. 14
FOK KCROP1C.
ITermRnn........New York,..Bremen .......Kept. 19
Kurope ...Mw YorkHavre .Hept. !il
lielvetlu New York...Llverpool Sept. 21
Cot London Now Y'or k... Liverpool. ...........8ept. 21
tileloiila........New Y'ork...UlaKow....M..Bept. 21
( lnibrla.........New York...JIamburg Kept, 21
Malta New York.-Llverpool...... Kept. 21
"' ?" New York...Uavre .....-Hept. 21
CorWasliliiKtouNew Yorlc.Llverpool -Sept. 25
ltecla New York...Llverpool.........8ept. 25
1). of Autwerp...New York...Llverpool.......,......Bept. 25
Minnesota New York. ..Liverpool Kept, 25
Leuisclilftud New Yoric...Bremen..... Kept. 26
U ot Purls........ -New York...Liverpool -Kept, 28
Ki giand.......New York. ..Liverpool -4eph 28
Iowa ...... New York...Glftsgow ......Kept. 28
Arao... ...New York...Havre Kept. 28
Belloua.. New Y'ork. ..Loiirlou KepU 28
COAKTWIBK, UOMKKTIC. JTO.
J.W. Everiun..PliIlada Charleston -Sept.
Ploneer........Pbllacla Wllmln(tou n.Hept. 19
Kugle .New YorkIIavana...............Hept. 19
Bautlago deCubaNew York...San Juan Sept. 20
Gen. Gratit .New YorkNew Orleans Kept. 21
Juniata .Plillaaa .New Orleans Kept. 21
Rising Ktar ..New York...AsplnwalL KepU 21
WyoiuIng........Pnilada Kavannaii .......Kept. 21
Marlpwta. New York...New Orleans ..Kept. 21
Havana New York...Klo Janelro.......Hept. 22
QuldiUKKtar New York... Rio Janeiro........Kept. 23
Morro Castle....New York...Havana Kept. 28
Alliance......,..Phllad ..Charleston Kept. 28
H. Hudson Phllada ..Havana... Oct. 1
Malls are forwarded by every steamer in the regular
lines. The steamers tor or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The Bteamera lor or from the Conti
nent call at (Southampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Saxon, Malttiews, Boston. H. WlnsorACo.
.8 L'Eab-el, Panuo, Qreenport, Warren, Gregg fc
MorrlB.
fijuth H.Baker, Knight, Portland, HammettA
Schr p. Bolce. Adams Georgetown, Penn Gas Coal Co,
Kt'r Decatur. Fenton, Baltimore. J. D. Ruolt.
gt'r Philadelphia, Fulls, Wasliington.W.P.Clyde&Co.
Kl'r Claymont. Carr, Richmond " do
Tug Thus. Jetterson, Allen, tor Baltimore, with a tow
Of barges, W. P. Clyde & Co.
ARRIVED YE3TB;RDAY.
PteamRhlp Btur of the Union, Cooksey, 6 days from
New Orleans, via Havana, with mdae. to Philadelphia
and Koutliern Mall Steamship Co.
Kteuiuslilp Norman, Crowell, 46 hours from Boston,
with niclBe. and passengers to It. Wiusor & Co.
Bcbr Olivia, Fox, 1 day from Odeasa, with grain to
J. L. Bewley A Co.
Schr T. P. McColley. Dnrborow, 1 day from Camden,
wllh grain to J. L. Bewley dk Co.
Bchr Yeoman. Cannon, s days from Concord, with
Su-uvuer s. F. Pbelps, Brown, 24 Hours from New
York, wllh mdflp. toW.H. Balrd & Co.
Kieami r Mayflower. Robinson, 24 Hours from New
York, with dkIbb. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Bleiinier Black Diamond. Meredith, 24 hours from
New York, with nuiso, to W. M. Balrd & Co.
Tug Thos. Jefl'eraon. Allen, Irom Baltimore, with A
tow of barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
. , , MEMORANDA
Ship 1 Win. Cummings, Miller, hence, at St. Panl de
Loando 2Mth ult to sail for Baula and Philadelphia.
bhlp lt.il. Tucker, Clark, hence, at Wlscassett 13th
Instant.
Barque Emma. Herboth, hence for Cronstadt, at
Elstuoreid Inst.
Barque Deslah, Gllkey, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Boston 17th Inst,
Barque Excelsior, Atkinson, hence, at Liverpool 4th
instant.
Hchr F. A. Heath. Sawyer, from Bangor for Phila
delphia, at Saleni Jfuti Inst.
Kchr Boston, Umlth, hence at Buker's Landing 15th
Instant,
Kchr C. L, Vandervoort, Baker, hence, at Fall River
16th Inst.
Hchr Kllver Lake, Matthews, hence, at Portsmouth
l.stb lust.
Bchrs L. A. Oreutt. Butler, and F. A. Smith, Wil
liams, for Philadelphia, cleared at Bangor 14th Inst.
Hchrs C. E. Page, Frlnk, aud M. K. Cranmer, Cran
roer, hence, at Boston 16th Inst.
Kehr E. L. Porter, Sparks, hence for Provlncetown,
at Newport 15th Inst,
Schr J. V. Wellington, Chlpman, tor Richmond and
Philadelphia, cleared at Boston 16th lust,
Kchr Ann Elizabeth, Phillips, hence for Lynn, at
Newport 1Mb Inst.
Schr K. V. Edwards, Allen, from DIghton for Phlhv
delphla. at Newport Hth Inst.
Honrs J. O'Donohue and J. M. Morales, from Bangor
for Philadelphia, at Newport 16th lust.
Kchr C. V. Clark, from Portland for Philadelphia, at
Newport ltlth Inst.
Schrs H. A. Weeks, Hickman; J, B. Austin, Davis;
J. D. McCarthy, Simpson; R. Kbannnn.Dilks; Alaska,
Clark; C. S. Edwards, Garwood; M. Kiaudinh, Rich; S.
A. Hoffman, Bean; W.telater, Tweed; R. W. Godfrey,
Godfrey; Annie Magee, Ketchum; aud C. W. Locke,
Huntley, hence, at Boston 17th Inst.
bieamer Alexandria. Piatt, hence for Richmond,
sailed from Norfolk ltiih Inst.
GAG LIGHT
FOR THE COUNTRY;
fEUIUS & CO.'S AUTOMATIC UAH
MA I'll IX KM
FOR PRIVATE RESIDENCES. MILLS, HOTELS,
CHURCHES. Era,
FURNISHING FROM ONE TO B.IX HUNDRED
LIGHT'S, AS MAY BE REQUIRED.
TUts machine Is guarnntecd; doea not get oat ol
order, and the time to manage It Is about Bve minutes
a week.
The simplicity of this apparatus, Its entire freedom
from danger, the cheapness aud quality of the light
over all oiners.bave gained for It the favorable opinion
ot those acquainted wllh its merits, The names of
those hivlug used them for the last three yean will
be given by calling at our OFFICE,
no. 105 south rorjHTn ntbeet,
Where the machines con be seen is operation,
FKRRI3 A CO.. Box f 91 P. O.
Send for a Pamphlet 73tuths3n
TTKITED STATES BKVENUB STAMPS.
U Principal Depot, No. 04 C:H KNDT Ktreet.
Central Depot, No. loit Kouth FJ F'l H btreet, ouedoo
below 1 hesuni. FJttablislied lsni.
Bevenue hiampi of every deucrlpllon oouatantlyof
hsniilu n amount.
.Drders by Ai all or Ex press prom ptl attended to.
FURS.
18G7. FALL AII) WINTER. 37
fur HOUSE,
(Established In IOIO.)
The undersigned invite the special attention of tho
Ladles to their large stock of FURS, consisting of
FufTa, Tippets, Collars, Etc.,
IN BL'bKIAN SABLE,
HUDSON'S BAY SABLE,
MINK SABLE
TirVVAT. TT I f T NT IT ritrtvrii.,, .
I - .i, w.ii,Mui,i,A, rlTCFt, ETC
All Of the LATEST SI YLE8. 6UPEHIOK FINISH,
uu T reasunaoie prices.
Ladlrs In mourning will (lad handsome articles In
PERKIANNES and blMIAS; the latter a most beau
tiful fur.
CARRIAGE ROBES, KLEIGU ROBES, ond FOOT
MUFFS, ln treut variety.
A. K. Cl F. K. VOMRATI1,
811 4m NO. 417 ARtn STRF.KT,
SADDLERY, HARNESS, &c.
rpiIE UKr'RECEDENTED SUCCESS OF THE
NEW cnFMNl'T STREET (NO. 1810),
SADIilFRY, 1IAHNEKN, ANI 1IORSE
l'BMIIIN tOODS IIOI'KE
OF
LACEY, MEEKER & CO.,
Is attrilutalle to the following facts:
They are very attentive to the wan f their cus
tomers. "
They are satisfied with a fair business profit.
They sell goods only on their own merits.
They guarantee every strap In all harness they sell
over f40, the fault of the purchaser only who does not
get what he Is guaranteed and paid for.
Their goods are s per cent, cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere.
They have cheaper and finer goods than can be
benght In the city.
They have tho largest and most complete stock ln
Philadelphia.
All Harness over 925 are "hand-made."
Harness from tl t to f52b.
Gents' Baddies from 6 to (75.
' Ladles' Saddles from f 0 to tl25.
They are the oldest and largest man rCrs ln
the country.
nfstn
LACEY, MEEKER & CO.,
9 14 8m NO, 1210 CIIESNUT STBEET.
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE COURT OP COMMON PLEAS FOR
iTtlE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL-
ELIZABETH B. FRY, by her next friend, etc., vs.
RHINARD G. FRY.
June Term. Its67, No. 2. In Divorce.
To Rhinard G. Fry, Respondent 8ir: You will
please take notice of a rule In the above case granted,
returnable SATURDAY. September 21, 1807, at 10
o'clock A. M., to snow cause why a divorce a vinculo
matrimonii should not be decreed.
JOHN ROBERTS,
9 12ths4t Attorney pro Llbellaut.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
J- AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. Hal
Kstute of J. HOWARD INGHAM, M. D., deceaSeuT
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the first and final account ot WILLIAM
A. 1NOIIAM and JAMES V. INGHAM. Executors
ot J. HOWARD INGHAM. M. D., deceased, and to
bctiiuuiHui, wifrmeet tbe parties Interested lor the
purpose of his appointment, ou MONDAY, Septem
ber 23. 1K67, at 3 o'clock P.M., al his ollice, No, 433
WALNUT Btreetjn the City of Philadelphia, mmf
B 12 thstu 6t THOMAS J. WORRELL, Auditor.
ESTATE OF CHARLES ALLMEJi DINGER,
Deceased. n.'
Letters testamentary upon the estate of CHARLES
ALLMENDINGKR having been granted to tbe un
dersigned, all persons Indebted to the enld estate will
make payment, and all persons having claims will
present them to aM ,
PALMYRA ALLMENDINGER, Executrix, a
No, 24 N. bECON U (Street.
PuiLASELPniA, September s, 1W7. 6 tliut .
LUMBER.
i QA7 SELfXT WHITE PISE BOARDS
J-OU I AND PLANK.
4-4, 6-4, e-4, 2, zx, 8, and 4 Inch
CHOICE PANEL AND 1st COMMON, 18 feetlonir.
4-4, 6-4, 6-4. 2. 2, 8, and 4 Inch
WHITE PINE, PANEL PATTERN PLANK;
LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK ON HAND,
1867.
-BUILDISGI BUILDING
, BUILDING!
LUMBER I LUMBER! LUMBER!
5-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
4-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
6-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
WHITE PINE FLOORING.
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
bPRUCE FLOORING,
STEP BOARDS,
RAIL PLANK.
PLASTERING LATH.
1867
-CEDAR AND CYPRESS
CEDAJt SHINGLES.
bidOHT CEDAR SHlNGLEa,
COOPER SHINGLES.
FINE ASSORTMENT FOR SALE LOW.
NO. 1 CEDAR LOOS AND POSTS,
i QV7 LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS
lOU I . LCMRKK FOR UNDERTAKERS I
RED CEDAR. WALNUT. AND PINE.
1 QfXl ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL KIXD&
LOU I ALBANY LUMBER OF AM, KXNDb,
SEASONED WALNUT.
DRY POPLAR, CHERRY, AND ASH,
OAK PLANK AND BOARDS.
MAHOGANY,
ROSEWOOD, AND WALNUT VENEERS.
i QiV7 CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS.
J.OU I . CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERa.
SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS.
i CAT SPRUCE JOIST I SPRUCE J0IS11
I OU I SPRUCE JOIST!
FROM 14 TO S2 FEET LONG.
SUPERIOR NORWAY SCANTLING.
MAULE. BROTHER fe CO.,
Slrpt No. H6II0 SOUTH STREET.
U. S. BUILDERS' MILL,
81, 86, AND SS S. FIFTEENTH BTH
ESLER & JJEO., Proprietors.
Al m ays on band, made of the Best Seasoned Lumber
at low prices,
WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, BALUSTERS,
AND NEWELS.
Neweis, Balusters, Bracket and Wood Mouldings.
WOOD MOULDINGS. BRACKETS, BALUSTER
AND NEWELS.
Walnut and A sb Hand Railing, t, tH, and 4 Inches.
BUTTERNUT, C H E S N U T, and WALNUT
MOULDINGS to oruer. S 14
JB C. PRKI ns,
LVIUUEn lIEItII ANT,
Successor to IL'.Olark, Jr.,
NO. 324 CHRISTIAN (STREET.
Constantly on hand a large and varied assortment
Of Building Lumber. t'i
4 010 ARCH STREET. GAS FIXTURKS,
9 lhvKlANS,KUi!:M BRONZE STATUARY
'v. , ni.m at um. wouia respecmiiiy uiiuti
Hie attemlun ol their friends aud the public geue
1?,UJa J?,.,.l",lr. lrBe and elegaut assoriment of OAS
i I..IV .V1.1.1 ANDKLI ERS. and ORN A M EN 1 A L
BKON.K WARKS. Tliose wlslillig handsome aud
thoroughly Dile Goo,i, at very reasonable prices,
will tl uu It to their advauU.ge lo give us a call before
(uroliaaliiK elsewhere,
N. ii. boiled or laruiHhed flxtnrM reflnlshed will
special care and at reasonable pric e..
4u VAN KIRK fc cot
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1867.
INSUnANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSU
R A N C K l OM P A N Y, incorporated by the Legis
lature of Pennsylvania, 1MB.
Oflit, 8, F. coiner ofTH I Itn and WALNUT Streets,
I'lillmli ipliia.
MARINE INsl'RANCFH
on vessels, carto, ai d freltbt to all ) nrinof tlie world,
INLAND INSURANCES
on poods by r ver, canal, lake, aud liwid rnrrlage, to
all parts ot the Union.
FIRE ISHURAN','KH
on merchandise generally.
On Stores, Dweillng-llouses, etc
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November I . IStiiL '
IK 0,0(0 United Slates 5 Per Cent. Loan.
1K71
J20.CC0 Uniieu Slates e Pur Cent. Loan,
IhSI ......
2i,O00 United states 7 8 10 Per Cent.
Loan, 1 reitcury Notes
IM.CKO CHy of I'bllaOelphla 6 Percent,
Leans (exe-npt)
M.OOO Mate ot Pennsylvania S Per Cent.
Loan
6fl,000 Slate ol Pennsylvania & Per Cent.
Lean-
80,000 Ktiile ol New Jersey Six 1'er Cent.
Loan ,
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, lnt Mort
gage, fix I'erCent. Bonds
25,100 Peiiusyivnala ' Railroad, second
Mongnge Six Per Cent. Bonds....
25,000 We-lern Pennsylvania Railroad
Six Per Cent, li()Lls (1'ennByl-
vula Railroad giiRrnee0
aCOOOttate ol lennesaee Five PerCuuU
Lon
7,000 State of Tennessee Six Per Cent,
Loin
16,000 iMi shares Stock ol (lerinantown
Gns Company (principal and in
terest gnuriiuteed by the city of
Philadelphia)
7,150,143 Shares Stock of Pennsylvania
Railroad Company
6,000,100 Shares Stock of North Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company
20,O0O'6() Shares Slock of l'hilude'plila and
Southern Mail Steamship Coin-
pnnys..
116,900 Loans on Bonill nnd Mortgage,
first Hens on City Property
IIU.OOO'OO
138.500-00
211. 500-00
126,62'50
5U00-00
44,n20'0
SO.TSO'OO
20.5O0-O0
24,250 00
20,750-00
18,000 00
40'00
15,000 00
8,258-26
8,050 -00
20,000-00
195,900-00
11,045,050 par. Market value...1.070,28078
, . . COSt. l,030,552-0f..
Real Estate M.ooo oo
Bills rtceivnble lor liisuitmc.es made 27,tki7 a0
liali-nce due at agenc. en Premiums on Ma
rine Policies. Accrued Interest, and other
debts due to the Company 38,923-90
Scrip and Stock of eunury Insurance and
other Companies, IM73. EstUuated value... S.930-00
Cash In Bank, 8S11.102-28.
Cash In Drawer, I44714 M 41,640 00
11,407,321-66
Tb'e being a new enterprise, tbe Par la assumed
1 homas C. Hand,
Samuel E. Stokes,
j oiio v. uavis,
Fumuud A. Souder,
Theophllus Paulding,
John R, Penrose,
James Trannlr,
Henry C. Laifett, Jr.,
James C. Hand,
William C. Ludwlg
Joseph H. Seal,
George G. Lelpor,
Hugh Craig,
John D. Taylor,
William O.Bonl ton,
Edward Darlington,
H. Jones Brooke,
Edward Lafourcado,
Jacob P. Jones,
James R. MoFarland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
spencer Mclivalne,
J. B. Semple, Plttabure,
A. B. Berirer.
D. T. Morgan,
jucod Jtuegei,
(4nnrcrA W. UornArrlnti.
THOMAw c.. il A
JOHN C. da Xia, Vice-President.
Heney Lylbvkn, Secretary. l bj
1829 CHARTER PERrETUAL
Franklin Fire. Insurance Co.
OF ruitADELPUIAi
OFFICE:
KOS. 435 AND 437 C'UESNUT STREET.
ASiSlETS ON JANTJABT 1, 1807,
3,553,14U-13.
Capital 1 100.000-00
Accrued fcurpius. ... S4s,718'SS
Premiums ,... .1.206,i32-l6
UNSETTLED CLAIMS,
$27,431-18.
INCOME F'OB 1866,
LOSSES PAID SINCE WXi OVEB
3,00O,0t0,
Perpetual and Temporary Policies oa Liberal Terms.
vuuuvivne. . .
Charles N. Bancker,
George Fales,
Alfred Filler,
Krancls W. Lewis, M. D
Peter McCah.
juuias w uglier,
Samuel Grunt,
beorge W, Richards,
Isaac Lea,
1 homas ttparks,
CHARLES N. BANCKEH, Presfuent.
GEORGE FALEa, Vlco-PresldeuU
J. W. McALLlSiElt, Secretury pro lem, 18111231
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NOltTli AMKItlCA.
OFFICE, No. 2c2 WALNUT a PHiLADi-LPHIA.
INCORPORATED 17H. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAA,, 300,000,
ASSETS JAN VARY 8,187 81,763,a7'30
laSlltES MARINE, INLAND TRANSfOR
TATION AND FIRM RIaJU.S.
DIRECl'ORS.
ii-tlmrfl. Coffin l-ioriro T. n...iB
baniuel W. Jones.. I Frauds R. cope, '
John A lirowu,
juiwara H. Trotter.
Chants xayiur,
A uj broke White,
Richard D. Wood,
William Welsh,
a. vim ne,
WUllum Cummiuire
, Himui VUiUUllUgS,
T. Cuarltuu Heuty,
AUred D. Jesaup,
joun f. White,
John Mason, ATrroTTL Louis c. Madeira.
ARTHUR G. CUFF LN , President.
WILLIAM BUEHLER, Harrlsbnrg, Pa Central
Agent lor the State ot Pennsylvania,
PKOYIDEKT LIFE AND TKDBI CQilPANY
.OF PHILADELPHIA, "
No. Ill South FOURTH Street.
INCORPORATED tki MONTH 186S.
CAPITAL, H50.0UO, PAID IN? W"
Iusnronce ou Lives, by Yearly Premiums: or bvs
10 or 20 year Premiums, Nou-lorielture, '
Anuunie granted ou favorable terma.
Term Policies, Children's Endowments,
This company, while giving the insured the security
ol a paid-up Capital, will divide the entire pronto of
the Lite business among lis policy holders.
Moneys received at Interest, aud paid on demand.
Authorized by charter to execute Trusts, and to act
as Executor or Administrator. Assignee or Guardian,
and in oiher fiduciary capacities, under appointment
of any Court of this Commonwealth, or any person or
persons, or bodies politic or corporate,
" in uurvfiuu.
SAMUEL B. SHIPLEY,
HENRY HAINES,
T. WlsTA R BROWN,
.. .. .11 Llll U.IIU1).
RICHARD CADpbRT. I WILLI A M HACKER
W. V, AJViVJO 1 111,! Jtl,
SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY, ilOWLAwb PARRY, '
President. Actuary.
WM. C. LONGBTRE'l HVlce President
THOMAS W1STAR, M.H J. R. TOWN8END.
7iC Medical Examiner, Legal Advisor.
-rvlBE IKbl'RANCE EXCLOSIVELY. TUB
Jl PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM
tANY Incorporated 1S26 Charter Perpetual No.
510 WALN UT Street, oi poslte ludependonce fcuuare.
This Company, favorably kuown to the community
for over forty years, Continues to Insure agaiust loss
or damage by tire on Public or Private Building
either permanently or for a limited time. Also, ol
Furniture, stocks of Goods, aud Merchandise gene
rally, on liberal terms.
'1 heir Capital, together with a large Surplus Fond.
S Invested In the most carelul manner, which enables
them to oiler to the Insured an undoubted security lo
the cae of loss.
Daniel Smith, Jr..
John Devereuji,
Thomaa Smlln,
Ueury Lewis,
J. Gllllnghuiu Fell.
Alexander Lectin,
Isaac liBfclchurst,
T human Ivoumus,
Daniel Haddock. Jr.
dan ielsm itu, jb president.
William G. Cuowhju., Secretary.
PliCEHlS INBUBANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED lst.4 CH A RTER PFTtPETUAl
No. 2X4 WALN UT Street, opposite the Exchange.
In addition to MARINE and INLAND INSUR
ANCE, this Company Insures from loos or damage by
FIRE tor liberal terms ou bulldljias, merchandise
furniture, etc , lor limited periods, and peruaueuui
on buildings, by del osit of premium.
The Company has been In active operation for more
bau siJt l lf ir.4n.i.uuriii uiuiu iom uuvi
XI a U OIAI 1 j mi.', ...........
een promptly adjusted and paid.
John L. Hodge.
M. R. mauony,
John T. Lewis,
William a Grant,
Robert W. Learning,
D. Clark Wharton,
David Lewis,
Benjamin Eitlng,
1 bourns If. Powers,
A. R. McHenry,
F'lni.jin4 ( i'tl'lon,
Samuel wm.ui
j ii . -M rri i
JOHN WT;uiLEjj!lit PkuiL
Bauvvl Wilcox, bvsiO'ary
GOVERNMENT SALES.
s
ALE OF NAVY VESSELS.
BCRFATJ OF roNSTltUCTIOfT AND ItEPAIR.'l
W ASHINtiTON, 1). V., Kept. ly,lSU7. j
The Navy IiprHftment will ofTcr at pnbllo
unction the following; unmpd veHHclm
AT Til K l.'JN l'J'J-:i HTATI',3 NAVY YATtD,
M;V VOKK, UN TUKSUAY, OCTOBlilt I,
AT 12 O'CI Ot K M.
The NOKTJ1 CAROLINA 20:W tons, ft saillnK
vessel, live oiik, liiRvily coipor fastened.
ihe RHODE ISLAND 1517 tons, Blde-wheel
Blramer.
n-!,eA.VT(,T'STA-,:,'0'on''.f,l,lP-whoels(eatripr.
Bteenier HAUll;bKT1'anM l0I1S, Borew
Blfieme?!BTKELLA438 ton8' lron Wo-whcol
Bleme1MI3AUTON(i38 tons' lron "lcle-whcel
Tipellu-r w th the following sido-whool
ZVZZ vf, -lUnr ont"tk.5. U 'copper
WYAU!HINa-l)71 tons.
Sf.iNOMA 1.7-1 tons.
1 ONTIAC 17-1 tons.
OSCEOLA 174 Ions.
l,AVklUXKT-74 tons.
MATT A RKSKTT 174 tons.
MAKHASOIT-U74tons.
l'.UTAW-li76tons.
t ONNKMAUOH-955 tons.
TIOOA-Bli) tous.
AT T1IE UNITED STATES NAVY YARD
S.' ,Ai 12 O CLOCK M. '
The IH.RN lA"1,1 l.u8' HlJfwl'eel steamor.
Bteamep ' ou Blde-whoul
Steamer1,0XER4" l0n8 lr0D 81 Je" wUeel
Together with tho following Blde-wheel
steamers, of similar construction, all copper
fastened, viz.: k
M ETA COMET 074 tons.
HAKHACUH 174 tons.
CHENANGO 74 tons.
M EN DOT A 074 tons.
MINGO 074 tons.
MACKINAW 074 tons.
GENESEE 803 tons.
The Florida and Mackinaw can be examined
at the Navy Yard, and the others at League
Island.
AT THE U. B. NAVY YARD, ROSTON. MABS
SLOCK MRXAY' OCidBKK VAX iJ
The B1ENVILLK-1558 tons, side-wheel
steamer.
The JOHN ADAMS 700 tons, sailing Bloop-of-war,
live-oak, copper-fastened.
The VlNCENNES-700 tons. Balling Bloop-of-War,
live oak, copper fastened.
AT THE U. S. NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON,
OTLOCIC M AY' OCTOi,,!: 8, ATli
Ihe TALLAPOOSA-974 tons, side-wheel
Steamer.
The CHICOPEE 074 tons, hull only.
The l'RESXON Small steamer, hull only.
AT THE UNITED STATES NAVY YARD,
NORFOLK, VA..ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER
10, AT 12 O'CLOCK M.
The AGAW AN 974 tons, Blde-wheel Bteamer.
The TEXAS captured Rebel ram.
The COLUMBIA captured Rebel ram.
Thefce vessels and their Inventories can be ex
amined at any time, on application to the com
mandams of the respective Navy Yards.
Twenty per centum of the amount of the pur
chase money must be deposited the day of the
sale, and tbe remainder must be paid and the
vessel removed from the Navy Yard within two
weeks from the day of sale. 9 12thstlut
J-ARGE BALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
Depot of Army Clothing and Equipage,!
Jkffersonville, Ind., Sept. 7, 1807. f
' Will be sold, at publio auction, at the Cloth
ing Warehouses (hospital grounds) in this city,
on TUESDAY, the 1st day of October next.com
nienclng at 10 o'clock A. M., the following arti
cles oi Alton cjjOihixsu anu n-nuirAUE:
177,108 Woollen Blankets.
10.6H9 Trowers. mounted.
ltt.iu unuorm coata,
1U,UU Uniform Coats, Ir
regular. 0.4no Tniiorm Jackets.
11.777 V. R. Corps Jack
ets. 63.76 Knit Jackets. -
20, (0o Sacks Coats, lined.
21, )00 HnckHConm,unliiietl
UU.7ail Clra.r Ikfcv. lulu u
try.
17,803 Great Coat, mount
75,000 Trowaers, foot
men's. 23,170 pairs Bootees, M. a
8,800 pairs Bootees, M., B.
rubber soles.
25,000 pairs BroKaus,
1S1 pairs Boots.
5,000 Shirts.
800 Drawer.
4e,47 c-hp covers.
263 Capa.
7a Hula.
1,241 KllH sacks.
Also, a quantity of various other articles ol
clothing aud equipage. " "
rtabvm.,?ie8.ck,n be 8e.en at tne dePot within ten
Dished! ' catalogues .will be fur-
Terms-Cash, ln Government funds.
By order ol the tiuartermaster-Geuernl.
911 Kit
Captain and M. B. K., U. is. Army.
gALE OF HQItSES, MULES, WAGONS, ETC.
Depot Quartermaster's Office 1
WI11 cW1A""IO.L.C..Sept.7,lSo7.il
TL11 ,v 6 sold by Puoll auction, by Jirection
S tVw,,mittt)i-Gene,'a,'at Lincoln Depot;
aU10V.Khi! MePlember 5nS
100 Horses. 1 200 Mules.
20 APr Kg, Wa8n8 or u0 stts Ambulance or
100
100
rf AAA ulliall l;rh. W III II. I
Ambulances, worn
1 wo-horse Har
t?lx-mule WtHipns,
worn.
Wagon Saddles,
ness, worn.
600 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 Jack Screws, worn.
worn.
600 Wanon Rows, worn.
100 Fill h Chains, worn.
100 Spreuder Chulns,
worn.
lOOWagon Covors.worn.
200 Curry Combs, worn.
100 Lead Lines, worn.
iuo iar i.ucKeiH, worn.
The Hor6es. Mules. Wagons, and Ambulances
will be sold singly. Wagons, harness, ele.,
thongh worn, are serviceable.
Particular attention is called to this lot of
Mules.being verysuperlor animals, well broken
to harness.
Teiins Cash ln Government funds.
J. C. McFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster-General,
0 912t h vt. Rrlg.-General, U.S. A.
GOVERNMENT SALE
AT HILTON HEAD, 8. C.
1 he following Ordnance Property will be sold
at Public Auction, Bt Ordnance Depot, Hilton
Head, 8. C, on TUESDAY, September 21, laoT.
commencing at 10 A. M.:
About 450 net tons of Shot and Shell.
.. 24Vi Loaded Shell.
lh(4 " " Canister, filled.
" 11 Sorap Cast Iron.
" 10 Scrap Wrought Iron.
" 1 " " Scrap Rrass.
3 Artillery Carriages (Iron). 03 Wooden Artil
lery Carriages (ironed), 63 Wooden Chassis and
Slides (IroLed), 6M Saddles (MoClellan), K( Sad
dles (artillery), 60 sets of Artillery Harness, 1330
Bridles, 002 Cruppers, 6(rJ-Suddle Bags.SoOO Bayo
net scabbards. 1120 Cartridge Boxes, 1007 Cartridge-box
Beits, 2312 Gun S.ltgs, 2332 Waist
Bells, 8o9 Bullet MouUls.and a quuntlty of other
property, consisting principally of Rags, Ropes;
implements, and Miscellaneous Tools, etc etc
Alo. a two-story Frame Dwelling-house, of
the following dimensions: 12 feet front by 35
feet depth, containing 8 spacious rooms.
Tei ms Cash, on the day of sale, la United
States currency.
A mplo time allowed for the removal of pro
perty, at the expiration of which that not re
moved will revert to the Government.
By authority of Chief of Ordnance.
M. J. GRKAL1SH, Captain aud M. S. R.,
9 8 15t in charge of Ordnance Depot. '
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOFSAFES
C. L. MAISER.
lCANtJFAOTXfBXB Of
run
AND BVUHIiAB-rUOOf
SAFES.
MM HftJHITJI, BELL-IIASCIEB, AND
UKALKH IN UtTLVIKU II A HI) WAKE,
(6 NO. 484 BA'M WTttKKT.
A T.AItGE ASSORTMENT OF FIRE
ii and Bnrglar-iiroof BAFKS on hand, with Inside
nol'fl. llWUlllliK-UIIJJin iz-nis, r-n iiuhi linill UUOtuv,
Price low. bUANNCMVeuilKIt,
j Ho. tq VlNa; Streot
COAL.
BJIIDDLETON & CO., DEALERS IN
. I1AK1.J- IUU LKHIOII nd KAULK VKIS
I'OAf Rtt tiry umlor cover. lrf narml ernrwaly
fur fumily ws. Yard, No. in WAbiLUSGTON
AVt uue. OIUco, Ko, WAlJi UT Street, 7iJ
AMUSEMENTS.
HORTICULTURAL HALL.
ANNUAL EXHIBITION Off
IXANTS,
FLOWERS,
FRUITS,
VEGETABLES, ETC,,
UT TUB
rr?NKPYLVANTA IHilt'l IC'ULTtTRA I.SOCTETY,
On TUKSPAY, WKDMWUAY, and TUtmsUAl,
Be'tnibor 'M, 25. and l. from 10 A. M, to 10 I. M., .
Bolus tlie first Kxlilliltlim held In tlielr new and
niH(jnWl-i'iit Hall, on llHOAl), near Snrnc utrept,
winch will be liandnomely decorated and brlliiliintly
lllunilnaled tor the occaHlon; wltb a band Of imualo ln
alleiKlance evory eventnR.
Competition for premiums open to all. Contrlhn
tlons respfct fully sullelted, and earh conlrlbulor will
be furnlMlied wllh free tlckels ufadmlsioii.
Ticket. 50 ccnt. ( 'blldren. 26 ceuts. Heason tickets
(nol tranaferablc), $1.
Member' tlcfcei. inny he bad from 7TENRY A.
I'KEEli, TrcaHurer, Xa 714 CH K8NC 1' Street.
1). It. KI NO, l'renldent
A. W. HAnnisov.
Recording eecretary. 9 17 t
ACADEMY OF MUSI C
J. K. JUcliOMK'Olf Manager Lessee,
KKCOM) WEt.K
Of the most plnbornte peciacla
i i.K l'lliurcKl IX THIS CITY.
"TUli; 11L.ACK CROOK,"
PABTSIENNE BALLET TftOrPE,
Mod'llel-Kl-ITA, Mnd'lln IlEOAL
MAD'l.I.E TRKSHO ANTON KNO,
PUK MI Kit DANKKUSE AbbOLUTE,
Togetner with the fhllowlng
.-. , fWIITLIW) TABLEAUX.
' AcJf TIIK INCANTATION HCKNJ4
Act 1I.-TII F, CKYKTAI. CAKCAUK,
.,.K ev er before iiem,)l)rt tula city.
Act IlI.-liiK 1LLUNINATJO) PALACE, .
Aciv70. ax nr.A?RI-n,YOTTNO LADIEH.
Act IV.-OltANU 1 KANSFOUMATION bCENK.
."evlt'iK the '
acSiVH TALACTA,
asccneicr grauuenr and bxHuly never befurawlk'
or, . .P"'d In uu. citv. D0Wt' W11
GHANn MATIN UK ON MATURTiAY.
ConiBieiirliig at 2 o'clock. Doora open at IM.
PKICEB AH TJ8UAJU
CUANQE OF TIMK.
af 7Ho"c?oc k a' 7 oclock' fer'ormanoe to COmmenoa
Tbe public are respectfully Informed that. In order
to give tbe resident of adjacent towns an opportunity
ot witnessing the Korueous spectacle ol ''v""y
THE BLACK C'KOOK,
arranrements will be made with the different Sail,
road Companies to run Special Train, for the accom
modai Ion of all wbo are desirous of enjoying this
mnKnlficent entertainment, which will close ever?
evening at 10K o'clock, giving a'l an opportunity of
witnessing this truly magnificent .spectacle, and re.
urn home at a seasonable hour. im (t
wJ.riJEt.P.RS LEK WALKER'SJMnslcBtorfc
No. 722 CHEHNUT Btreet, and Box Ollice at the
ACADEMY from 10 until 8 o'clock. Seata secured
six days in advance. No extra charge lor reserved
soats.
NEW CHESNUT
Beelna at 8 o'clock.
STJSEET TI1EATI1B.
BliCUlMi) wjskk; ur
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. 1'LOKENCSV
THUKHDAY EVENING. Sept. 10, 18(17,
POSITIVELY
LAST N1UUT BUT TWO ;
OP THE ULOBIOUM COMEDY ENTITLED
"CASTE."
The Hon. George d'Alroy Mr. W. J. rTiORTOCB
Polly icclos Mrs. W.J. fLOHENCifl
FBI DAY EVENING, ,
BEKEI1T OF M118. W. J. FLORENCE.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
GRAND FAMILY MATINEfl.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
H, B. cor. NINTH and WALNUT. Begin at.
THE LAST N1GUT OF n
Shakespeare's I'alry Spectacle, ln Five Acta, of
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT S DREAM,
with Its unrivalled Scenery, Panorama, Costumes,'
Accoutrements, triple Transformation scene, etc., the
whole constituting a uniformity of excellence never
equalled ln the production of this or any other play,
Cbklra secured six days ln advance,
THIRD GRAND MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTXCIfc
NOON, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins X to 8 o'clock.
.. THIS (Tuursday) EVENING, Sept. 19, l'Jfi. )
"THE DUKES WAGER."
Gabrlelle de Belle Iale....MM. jULIA BEAK
Cbev. D'Aubigny.. .
Due de Richelieu -..Mr. O. Walcot, Jr.
Mad'lle de Prle- Mrs. C. Walcot -
After which, THE VALET DE SHAM.
FRIDAY FAREWELL BENEFIT OF JULIA
DEAN. ONLY NIGHT OF "ION."
MONDAY E. EDDY and HENRIETTA IRVING.
"JEAN REM Y."
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.
EVERY .EVENING AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE,
In Grand Bullets. EtblopianBurlesquee,Songii, Dancee, .
Pantomimes, GymnKst Acts. etc.
-VTEW PHILADELPHIA OPERA HOUSE.
XX bEVENXli Street, below Arch. '
L. V. TUNIEONJand H. PARSONS.-- ProprletOW
SAMUEL S. SANFORD 1 age Manager
OPEN FOR T8E SEASON, . I
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. 18.
-'' .- .
- "WTTTT
SANFOBD, . - ;
EPH. HORN, : -i
. FRANK MORAW,
- And the Largest and '
MOST TALENTED COMPANY IN THE
WORLD. '
ADMISSION TO THIS THE MOST MAGNIFI
CENT HALL IN AMERICA:
Parqnette and Dress Circle,
50 cents
Family Circle..........
Private Boxes-..-..,....
cents
-.15 eacU
Seats can be secured In. advance without Extra
Charge. Jistf .
JJ"EW ELEVENTH STREET OPESA HOUSE;
ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVK CHESNUT, '
. THE F AlIIIiT BEIOBI
OPEN FOR THE BEASON,
CARNCBOSS & DIXEY'S KIKSTRELS,
THE GREAT STAB TROUPK 07 THE WORLD,
IN TBKIB -
CIBAND JETllIUriAN SOI BEEN. '
J. I CARNCBOea Manager, '
R, F. SIMPSON, Treasurer. g if '
O N 0 E R T HAL L. .
CHESNUT STRKKT, ABOVE TWELi'TIT
BLIND TOM CONCERTS? ,
Encouraged by large and eutiumiatttlo audiences
BL1N D TOM '
will appear at the above Hall
EVERY NIGHT at 8P.M.
al AT1N EES,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND nATURDAY AFTER.
NOUNO, AT I SO P. M. ".
Admission, 60 ceuia. Children under 12 2s rnni.
Reserved beats, 76 cent. ' 48 waH'
Balcony reserved lor colored persons, 250,
Tickets al Charles W. A, Truiupler's Musis Rm.i
No. MM CIi
lieiinut street; also, at the Hall. 9 16 tf
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS
"BURNETT'S" LAST WEEK. '
Large and Fashionable Audiences kept roarlnir with
laugbler al Ibis great artist's entertainments. " .
A LF. BU Ills ET'i', A L F. B URN ETT
Givis an entire cbanKS of Inc. and character
TEN NEW FUNNY AND STARTLING CHANu'lTW
-iK!fy. " ,'W0m"0 ni
MATINEE Wednesday and Saturday at .
dre,!6?'!?' conlm4;UC ' Adiulion, tic.! CMI.
aren. ul. 9 1(J .
CORN E X C HANOI
BAG MANUFACTORY. U
JOHN T. RAILKY oa. '
BKMOVKD TO
H. E, Corner of MA UK ET and WATER Street., '
DEALERS IN BAGS AND BAGGLNQ '
. , ol very Description, lor
Grain, Floor, Bait, Super-Phospluiw of Linie,Bont'
Large and small GTJKn y B AGS eonsUntly on han.i '
'n Also, WOOI. bACKS. 70nMn,
JomT Baii.xy. Jambs Casoabw,-
HITLER, WEAVER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS O
Manilla and Tarred CordageCords
Twines Etc.
. PtO. Is North WATER Street, and
INC. iiAorih DELAWARE AveiiDSi-
ruiLADjuiiia.
JEDWUlH IlTLia, Al K'HaKL WXATTS
1