THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JULY G, 1868.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ITCH ADDITIONAL LOOil. ITRtfS III ODTSID1! PAQK.
Tna Fourth akd Uow it was Cklkdrated.
The uioety-FPcontl aunuul national holiday oc
cturcd ou Saturday. It wasarlall Fourth of
July, cornparpd with former years. The weather
whh extremely hot, the thermometer Maud ins
among the uluctir); the sun peeped forth from
the darKt Ded Bky until its brilliance was aeain
ciob''(1 hy the approach of nis;ht. The exodus
from tbe city on Friday whs itroat, and to a
trnimi r In our midst to havp witnessed the 1e
farturco' the nianv thousands Irom the numer
ous railroad d po's and tfambotit docks, it
would have appeared tlia'. the w&oIm elty was
petting out ol tnn in search ol a more quiet
mid l''s heated plwce. Thf ie. beinij no oubllo
dpmotiKtratfon.iMip ciiixcns.eWchrve I tbe day to
suit i bur sevpral lunrie?. The ehil Ireu Ptijoye.l
tlipmplvt s with Irrrriickors, mrpedoe-". e'C.
Company A, Vet. rnu Artillery, l apMin UraJy,
flrpd a national falnte of thin y oveu train at
surii1e. Siiiutes were al o bred at n'lou and
tuiuet. The tirc-b?lls were ul.o rung in the
lan e in'orval-i.
The display ol tlie milt'arv was eredi'.ub'e.
The line W;is formed on Broad 1 1 e t, thu riln
icMing on Poplar, and tue division moved, ut
about lmlt'pHSt 8 o'clock over tlie published
route. Tec 1'iie was composed as lollo:
The whr le uiiflertfi-' command of Sli'jor-Uoneivtl
ChHi'lt'.H ll. I'levost, Firt Ci'y 'from. Kevstoiv!
Jt'Uicry, Wahiiitrtou Grav, National (luird,
Gray It' 8ci vo, linx'.ei's Zouave, Philadelphia
City Guard.
The Wavbinc'on fJrajs were i i their summer
fntioue tiurorin, bu'. were no', out in ih'-ir
etretmth. Thi: Nliotiil (Jimi'la lri I thinned
rnnt?, many of the members vt met le'i the
citj. Tim Uo'-prvc', under coui'iiund ol Colonel
11 ( Michael, were rutber strolls, an 1 lookd we1!;
while Iinver's Z'niuve-5. and the 1'lill idelphia
City (Jutird the latter under the comn.aud of
CoUntl S'. ('lair A. Mulhollaui ma.lo n pleii
did Ht'P'nfince.
TLenildiers of the war or 1812 met In the
Supreme Court Uoi m. Alderman Peter Hty
tri But n and nfter ndopnnn; a number of ap
propriate lesolmious, circled the following
officers tor the eiiri.uiig year:
pi leshleiil IVter llav.
ice-PieM(lpiitB Captain William T. Rldr,
James Peers, Colonel John Si t, Colonel
Joseph S. Uil y. Colonel Iranci Ooper, Colo
nel John Acnew, Colontl Jos. P. Leclerc, Cp
ti.ln John Wilson.
Corresponding a 'erf tarv Ilirntn Arre.
Iteronliug secretary John II. I'rick.
AsBitunt Secretary Oi-neral Cum. M. i'revost.
Truiiirei James fi : u n e rs.
Uxtciitive Comtni't' P Celonel John Tliomn
ton, Cupta'n Jarol) II. Fisl'T, Colonel C. (.
ChiKls, Kouert O'Noule, dVneial Joliu Davis, of
lt'icks county, Chailea Lotbaeit aud Jehia
Jl. Pe'liell.
Ctlom 1 Joseph S. Riley then r nd the Declara
tion of Independence in nn lrnprp-sivc maimer,
al er which t lit! meeting; ad join tied.
At ninr'se a ban Isonie Ainericiti Hat? bnariiisr
the nimu s ot (irant and Col'a, vis ihrovn to
tb3 breeze at H'ltteen n aud P. der.il streets, wit
nes ed by a lame number ol p-rsotid. 4 national
feal .tc was tired about the sa-.ue t'.me; also, a
ealme in the evt n ua.
TIip tirenjcn took (?reat fleiUht on the Po'irth
io deeoraiiiifr i he r eiulne hou.-ns. We no'io"d
iiiany t' an itnl tit corations, iiinonir the ua nber
the Independence Ho e und 8 earn I'Ve Kniiine
bou e. Marion llo-e bonse, Dil uent Kinjiue aud
Kmpire Hook and Ladder Com names' homed.
Thetiood Intent IIoai.d Honk and Liddur
Coar.pauy christened their new carnage at the
fire on Christian street, below sixth, on the
I'ourtb.
The I)emorra'' Asocia'ion of Pennsylvania
Ce lebuited ihe dy at their be-iilipririera, Ninth
and Arch stieets. Mr. li t iard II. Weil read the
lbc'araton ol Inde endenee, ind address''
wre m livered by Mr. Charles BuckwaPer ami
Mr. Geoce M. Dallas.
The Young lleu's Pemocratio AftsociHl.ion of
the Filtrt nth Ward throw t the oiee.p a larae
and beau ilul tine. Speeches wero made by
eeral of the members.
The Cat hoi c Pbiininath"an Idenry Institute
met m tee C.thydi-U' School House, and was
adorctst a by Mr. John H. CAinpbell. Mr. Jamea
Heidy read the Declaration or ledepuudeuc?.
Bhon n neches were made by nieiLbers of the
society.
The Jaa cs Pnp:e 1brary Company fired a
falii'e at sunrise. At 10 o'do k toe imnio.tal
Declai'Ht on was read and ora'ion" delivercl.
The Society c tlie Cincinnati of I'fiinylvania
held It, mr annual u,eeiiui;lu the morniuii at No.
1105 Wtilnut street. Th- meinbor.s weie prompt
in attendance, and the ifeetiiifr was lairly at
leaded. Aftei 'ramactint; tue usual loutineof
busiutr'h, the society, ut U o'clock in thf even
iii!,', sa' dou u a sumpluoun haini'iet, diseua-ed
vailous topics of interest, diauk toisis, and
Hihke epeeeic, etc.
a veiv lai'tie. coticfiur-e of ppoole tit ten led
the Ofenititr ieretnoiiiei lnanejia ing the He
publicuu W ipam a Meda o i ibo Kourth. An
appronnatH and earnest pi-aver was odered, and
Dr. Parrish ppoke U r over an hour. II James
M. Scovel made an elaboia'e and bnlliaut
eppectt. The meetiim adjourned at 2 P. M.
Qui e n numtier ot our i iua"ns spent the day
out of town. 1'he up-river bo i s to Bm'oi,
Uurln p'on, Klorpiic0 Heih's, and imermednue
places, tarried lull complemeiits ol pasenpprs,
and the plact-s named cnulaiucd ttiojaands of
holiday visiiorH. The Knlls, L,aurel llill Wasb
iog'on Kutrea'. and other piae alone; the
Schulkiil. weie cioaiI. u wnb uipii, women,
ano children: but of all the place Pair-nount
Park wmtip pencral resf)rt, and it mav oe safely
said tuat leu lliouaaud p. r?ona visi'ed the
prounds Uiirine tbe day. The coy squares were
ala ibronped.
Tbe youuu men ol Niceto.vn ?ave a erand p'C
nio ai 'lliou 'Peon's Grove, Sim Ii and Venaugto
streets, which as luifielv atleinied, the tptivi.
ties t'losn ft ilb a d spine of ti reworks A 1 ir je
pi.ee n II over buruni!;, and thie.v a number of
fcie-lail- ui ibe cr wd of ; pee mors The
lad es and ppii'leinea sca'.rered ijromiac iouslv,
but tortunate'y no iiamaire i done.
The display ol trCiV iks in 'le even'nt; wai
(irand. liioad k'r-ei, irom Clie.-iimt to Walnut,
was eiO Aded wnb cuia-'n. who ha i eoum!iatcd
there o witni fs the beau'iiul di-pl iy rf tire
woik iiiaoe by the (Ju on I ea ;e. Their build
ing was ban Isoiuely llliliainu'ed, and a bull ot
iiiu.-ic ktatirned on tue ba ouv plaPd nu'ional
airs. Uevolvni; l eels, rocke h, re ore, Komau
cai ulei. and oilier Ihiicv p r. technics wore
exhibi'ed tor the e-luica' ion ol ill" manses.
At Proud n1 Ch"8 .ut itrcets there was still
ar.o'ber ulsnlay of tiewoik-.
The p bidepta of ihe I list Waid clubbed to
peiher ami piircna-ed nea-lv oni; thO'isand ilol
larsnonho! choice tire vorlts which they si
ofl loi ihe beueiit ot an immense rod ot people,
on i large lot on South N nib tr. et., b -twecu
.Tusker and Mountu n siree's. The display was
excellent, and alFord'-d auiu eiui-iK lo those cou
grpca cd for nearly two h ur-.
On the square oil ground troutins; on North
Seventn street, bounded bv SI nit.'ouievv aven le
and rb-iks street, there wa u ucajtilul display
of CrewoiKB.
Hestdes these mentioned ther. were other ex
hibitions ?ot'c u up at individual expense for thu
benefit ot the public at lar
Ihe ColnuibiHii Archer Club celebrate 1 th
duv ut Sleepy Hollow. Mr. (i llcurv Wall ice
read the liec'ai-ation ot lii(h'pndencp a'.
12oclock. Mr. W IPaiu M. Ma ii then eiivpr-d
au ora'.iou. Addie-se were mate by Mesrt.
W.lliam II. Main and James Call n ba n. afer
which the Club partook ot a splendi 1 dinner.
The shooliug P b bows an I arows eonnieuced
at 4 o'clock, and the cou est was iiiuie spirited.
Mr. William II. Ma n won the nrst, prize, a
mucniticeiit bow with arrown to mu ch; Colouel
Harry A. Cook won tbe second, a Maiie-e
tros; Mr. John A. tin 'en the third, a uoiden
coblet; Mr. Jamea Sua the tourtb a ir Id
watch. For ib" poorest, Vr. Oeore Willu-e
lecetvea a n a' her niedal. Th loiiowiuij neu
tlen'en were eleeind tQ berve tie ensulns e ir:
Mr. Wil'iam II. Main, Pro-idem j Mr. (Jeorje
Wadace, Vice-President; Mr. Frederic W. fisk,
Secretary odj ireasuier.
Poftpokkmknt. The laying of the corner
I'nnn ri lit f'Unrt'h fit Ht. Plk.rlnd Rnfrninnit
Iwintiethand Chriitian atreet, whien wa to
nave laaen piaeu yesneruav, ua uesu paeiponej
until Sunday, July 19tb, by order of Uht Uev
. . 1 , Wtnil 'I1 1 . a AArAmftriV Will 11. an k. no
foru.ed by tbe uewlj comecrated Uikuop, U'gbt
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AcciDKNTfl. The following Is M of the
accidrntt which have occuireJ since Our last
lssne:
Clvmer Welsh, ajrerj twenfy-alx, fell and irae
tured an arm at Seventh and lUdford streets
(Justavus Forbi a, a tailor, bad a loot crmhe 1
betwetn two vessels so badly that it had to be
an puta'cd; Kmma Babese, aeed 45. fell and dis
locaitd her hip on Bugler street. A Ud named
Marsh, livirg at Kiahib and Arch streets bad a
let; fractured by a lull Iroiu a swing on Smith's
lo l,i nd.
About four o'clock yesterday morning C.eoree
Foster, used ten years was erloii'ly burned
about ihe lace and bands occasioned by tue
explosion of a box of uunpiwdcr.
Two boys were engaged on the Fourth in
firine a pistol loaded with stones at the tee.ee of
Mr. Perpignan, renidiiiu In Kric stieel, belo-v
Htzwater. Atone of the dl-cbarge the load
went throuah the fence, striking a li'tlc sou of
Mr. Perp'pnan in the jaw, whre several ot the
stones jet remain, tbe child being in prcat pain.
Fredtnck Strinclellow, lace aud hints
humid by the explosion of a uol'.la of ponder
at Manayunk.
George Clinton, aped 19 years, residing near
Seventh and Shippen street, was tbot iu the
lee by a younn uiau named Michael llalov, on
Saturday, lla'cy was arrested and committed
lor trial.
Kichard Kcls aeed 2:1, had sn arm crushed by
a passenger car at Third and N'uble streets He
iv as rcmoYcd to the Hospital.
Samuel Pailey, ai;cd 17 yars residiug in Tli.d
mnih street, with a Dnershot oil', cci;jiiioui;ii
bv the exrdo-inu of a pistol.
John llavilau I, ajed 15 yctrs, resldina nt No.
1721 Lombard street, with a hand iujiired by the
( iemature discharge ol a lu-tol.
Ai.orew Uuude, aged 21 year, reidinp at
SevPLth and cshippeu streets, shot in the eyo
while passing a crowd ol men and boys wiio
vee shootiug pistols
William Walters, wounded in the mouth, by
tlie explosion of a lire cracker.
Samuel Winkler, residing mi Hermit aire B'.rect,
badlv burned by the explosion of powler.
William Curiam), aged VI years, residing at
Twentieth and Auu slice's with a hand shat
tered by the premature discharge of a pist d.
Thorrias McDern ott, aged 1G years residing in
Sausi m stnet, with a Uiiuwr shot oil by thu
peniattire discharge of a pistol.
Alexauder Jluore. aged IS years residing at
Twenty-third aiid Kace streets, with a Iraciurcd
skull, occak'oued by the kick of a horse.
About 9 o'clock ou the morning of the
Fourth, a- boy named Frank McClokey waj
feriousiy burned about the face by the explo
sion ol a small cannon. He waa removed to
his home, No. 5 Bickcti'g court.
Tairck Day. a-ed 2j years, reading in Bed
ford stieet, head badly cut by a fall.
At 8 o'clock iu the atierno m, two bays nam"d
Charles Ueule and Smub were badly
ii juri d by the explosion ol a segar box full of
powder. They were iu the act of nriuir oil a
cannon at the time of tbe accident. The injured
lads were removed to their homes, on Sejoud
street. beJow Diamond.
Ahout 3 o'clock ou Saturday inoruiii!?,Vireiuia
Kaukin, uget 8years, was accident iliy shot in
ti e groin by her lather, at T Aeuty-drst aud
FitrWfitt r streets.
Henry Gre.!ich, 22 years old, residing on
Moyan easing avenue, was severely burued by
an exploiou of powder.
Fires. There were a large aninher of
ab.imsof tire on the 4th, but fortunately bit.
little damaee was done. Most ot the tJte" were
confined to loofs, and in mauy cases the (lames
were extinguished with a te buckets of water.
The following tires occurred during the day and
eveump: I'isher'H grocery store, tueveiuh aud
(Hive streets; roofs ol bou-e.- Nos. 8('0 and 802
North Twvllth street were partially destroyed,
also roois ot houses Nos. 1835 and 1837 North
Front street; sli.gut bre at Pennsjlvama Hose
House; roots of houses No. 1226 Wood street,
No. 21 Thompson streot, anil 4fi'J North fifth
street, fliuhtly damaged. Al-o tbe following,
unire or less oamau'ed: mo. i-zi unristian street.
Marriott street, below Fifth; Socand street,
aDove Ccrist'au: yo. 812 lepot sirecr; Mo. 81H
Si m g Carden street; rool of Ziou Lutheran
( hurr h, Poutth and Cherry B(reis; dwelling
No. 120j Hope street, and (Ju iker ftjhool, at
Dillwvn and (Jieeu streets. The fire at the
Pennsylvania Hose House was supposed to be
the work of au incendiary, and a young man
wa Miiea.ed on the charge ot setting tire to it.
The larce barn on Mr. Uotran's place, near
thet-icond toll-gate on Second street pike, was
s' ruck by 1 ghinin?, and the barn and coufents
wire consumed. The cows, seventeen in num
ber, were being milked, and thus were saved.
lly vigorous Lllorts the other biuklinsjs were
saved.
"Police Items. George Coyle was arrested
on Fr dsy meht, c halted with larceny. He
bad lu nis possession a numoer oi oagaieiic oaiis,
stolen 'row several later beer saloons Alder
man Toiaud held him to an.wer.
On Saturday evening a man named Cannon
w as tttibbpd in a boure on Beach Afreet. Hose
Daily aud Caroline Pollard have been arrestud
on suspie on t inllictii.g the wound.
A young man was arrested on suspicion or
aittinptu g to tire the boose of tbe Pennsylvania
IIo Company, at R cbth and Depot street,
on Sa'or lay last. The tire ws kiu lled iu the
lo't, but was discovered be ore it baj mads much
piopies.
Ti n arrests were made in Lieutennnt Con
nell)'a district on Saturday, of persons charged
wnb firinu oil pU'cds.
AnMVKESAUY OK TUB IiBTHOKE MemOUIAL
Ciicitcu. The aniiiverbary of the Hethutie Me
u.onul church, woivbippiug at Uethune Hall,
Tweifih aud MouttMiuiery avenue, was cele
b'ated yesterday. Notwithstanding the beat, a
laipe number of persons were present, lu the
tiioi liiiisr a sermon was preached by the pastor,
bev. P. D. Taliaaee, and in the afieruoou in
iiresliiig Suunay School services were held,
when addri-Bses were made by Hev. T. M. Cuu
nincbam, D. D., and ex-ijovernor Pollock. The
new eu'eTpri-n has crown iniiumbers. It has
a laige and flourishing Sunday School. The
lair recently hel by the schools yielded a hand
some pionf. The hall has beep carpeted and
thecn'iie indebtedness removed from the con
legation. 1'nhf fntations. On Saturday morning the
Swan o l' Assembly presented to toe Marion
Ilotr Company a baudsouie American tin?. The
ceiemonv took pla"e at 8 o'clorK. Michael
i-n.itb, "Hsq.. lu a neat speech, pieeuted the
fug on behalf ot the d itio-s, and David Morris,
Kk., President of ihe Mariou, leceived it in a
lew aiet appropriate remarks.
Mr. Thomas K. Vindner, of the Indeoen
itence Hoe and Steam Fire Etiaiue Company,
a on Sainrdav tlie recioierjt of a silver-
niouuted enne from several of his personal
Iriertfs. The gilt was pre enteJ on behalf
ol the eorois by Mr. Lew in Kubr, and received
bv Mr. Viiiduzer iu a neat and appropriate
spiCi'D.
1'oi.keman Asraulteu. -Policeman Williath
Pieeu. ol ihe heveLth District, was struck on
t he front part ot the bead in anestmg a man at
Crown aud Vine streets Wrh the issistanee of
h ernzen he was enabled lo convey his prUouer
o Ihe station bouse. The ouicer bv ihistirae
bscau e o faint from tbe loss of blood that
meoical a d was summoned, when it was lotiu I
i fiat he bad been badly wounded. The delcn
riant gave bis name as Milton Smith, and was
coniuiuied.
Recovered. Tbe body of John B. Buck, Jr..
w no was drowned on Saturday, iu the Hchuyl
k H, rear the (iirard Avenue bridge, was re'
covereo yesieraay ov tiooert lirown. the uo iv
as tsken to ibe residiuce of his fa her. No. tiGO
Mechanic street, where au inquest wax held au I
a verdict ot accidentally oruwned reudered.
Decease 1 bad gone in to oathe, ao l was caught
en au old wreck in 'ne river near tae oridie,
Inquest. About 8 c-'olock, last evening,
f'eoigeSco t, a member of the Fellowship n'ire
ruaipany, while going to a ore. was Knocked
down bv a horse aud carnaae. the horse tread-
ins 11 11 bis abdomen, seriously Injuring bitu
internally.
Sudden Dbatuh. Daniel Gallagher, living at
No. 321 New Market street, and Charles HolT
nian, residing at No 22 H uth street, were both
i.'iund dead lu bed at their respective home,
yes-terday morning, heart diseiue was the
ti ute,
Firk Badofs. Up to Batnrrlay Chief Engi
neer McCniiker had Issued 1400 of the hpw (Ire
badges. The law hss gone into effect, and hits
so far woiked admiraiiy. The Friendship Kn
gine Company were the first to receive 'the
cadges.
The FocnTU at Rivertos. Aa usual at thta
beantilul summer rssort, the national day was
celt brated with all honors. Tbe priDciual fea
ture being the annual regatta of tbe lliverton
Yacht Club, which, though less attended than
on previous occasions, was none tbe less lnts-
resting. Onlv tarce classes were represented,
and especially la the first, compose! ot the
yachts Fittbr, Mystery, and Lillie, great lnte- i
rest and excitement prevailed. The Mystery
always victorious was asaln rigjed to compete
with the new and formidable Fittler, little
thinking of her third nntairoaist, the Lillie,
which was by thsm considered harmless and by
mine almost ignored, but whose owner never
theless had spared do pains and fitted her out
with a cemplete new suit.
At half-past 9 o'clak the three boats were
put in position, the Lillie hs-ving drawn first
choice, and at the word "go," darted oil' leaving
her enemies a couple of h'lndred yards astern
and continuing to eraln on them, coming In cieht
n iiiutcs ahead of the littler aud winning the
hrst prize.
In the second clas a like Interest prevailed,
tbe graceful "Klsie" ncaiu wiDiiin'.', against ,a
fleet ol six boats, and a idlng si III ano' her prize
to her numerous collection, this bot inak Djj
the fastest time of nil in the race.
In tlie third class ihe race was awnrded to Ihe
lubecra, she haviiie'uone throuch the entire
oniue whilst her autaronisU e,ave it up sj ne
nv her cap'a'n liaving heard th dinner bell
roni the bonrding-hou:o preferring a suhau
ial meal to a hot and unccrlain sail and per-
haos airald of Inheritiig that awful "little dog"
still In possffdou ol Captain Kmlley, of the
w n rna.
The prizes consisted of maeniflcnt pieces of
silver rlate, which wero presented bv Mr. F.
W. liciundou, wilh an appropriate speech.
To the Li'die, by Mr. Simon Poey, who a'n
won Ihe Xliet choice, a beautiful silver water-
o' icr.
To the Flsie. by the brothers Biddlo, a superb
soup tureen; and to the Uebccca, by Mr. T.
Moms I'crot. a silver cooee urn.
MISCELLANEOUS CITT JOTTINGS.
The lollowing gentlemen have been elected
i.fhcorsol the Weeeacoo Fire Company : Presi
dent, Joseph It. Lyndall; Vice-President, W. I).
Martin; Secretary, William L. Fonnau; Finan
cial Secretary, Thomas Proom, Jr.; Acsistant
Secretary, N. P. C-hidina; Tieasurer, William li.
uoriz.
Sa'nrday. the 4fh instant, was the anniver
sary of the Diliucnt Fnuine. united States Ho-e,
and Independence Ho?e Companies. The dili
gent was instituted July 4, 17U1; the Uni'ed
tales was instituted July 4. 120; aud the
Indpp' liil lice, July 4, 1831.
Ihe Diligent lloso Company have cloc'.ed
he followinu officers lor the ensuing e ir:
Prei-ideiit, Joseph E. Schell; Vice Pre-iuent,
lauios (. ulbertfou; Secre'arv. Henry C. Cobb;
Asf-istant Secretary, Jouu F. Mo.ss: Treasurer.
John Keneil.
Colonel William Fuller. Henry Youn2. T.
Knelehart. and Lewis McAllister, and commit
tee of Ihe Neptvine Hose Company, visited
Lancaster, Pa., Iat week, and presented the
Shilller Hose Company of that city with a set of
silver.
An adionmed meetiucrof the Journeymen
Brick makers of the Southern part of toe City
will be held at Kater Hall, SjuiIi street, above
r nieeniu, tins evening.
A meeting ot the Uptown r.nckintkers'
Protective Union will be held at the Hall of the
itesolution Iloe Company, this eveijiug, at 8
O'clock.
The ciirrbpcs of the following nnmtd com
panies ue now at the shop lor repairs: Phila
delphia, Peiveverauce, Niagara, Hope, Lafay
ette, iiLd Wilbaiu Penn Hose.
A coinruutce ot tbe Lawrence Fire Com
pany of Pittshurp, Pa., will be in our city this
week lor the purpose or receiving tneir new
carriage.
The new carnage built in this city lor the
Neversiuk Hose Company of Heading, was
bhipped tor that place on Friday last.
lne "iveccacoc nave aiiuea turee new lad
ders to the r other apparatiifi for use at fires.
Asiatcd nieetmgot the Operative Pla-tercrs'
Fnion will be held this evening, at Painters'
Hall, Locust street, above Kightn, at 8 o'clock.
Election t ollicers
The Jotiri eymen House Painters will hold
a niei-ting al tbe Hall. No. 803 Locust street,
this eveiiinp, July C. Election of ollicers.
The Harmony Kneine Company will hold a
meeting at 8 o'clock this evening.
A match has been made between Dan
O'Connor, of Pittsburg, and B. T. Kyall, a well
known billiard pla.'er of Philadelphia, to play
a match game ot billiards at Lafayette Hall,
next Wednesday evening. Fifteeu hundred
points will be played, Kyall aiviug O'Connor
rive hundred. A purse ot $200 will reward the
victor. I'Utsburg Commercial.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
tar additional Marine Jfewn see brst Pwje.
ALMANAC FOB PHtLADKLPH t A T1II8 DAY.
dON KlHUh. l8i,MIN lllBK8........ .... SHU
HUN Hicth '"H, Hmtr Watuh
PHlLADilXl'llIA' BOA.UD OV TKADIC
JamkmT. Yoono, ")
Coatkh Walton, -Monthly Oommittv,
1 h m a PoTTna, J
MOVKMKNTS OP OCEAN STEAM JH.S.
FUU AMKKiCA.
Bnllona...,........-.IouioD Nw York June 13
Tripoli J.lverpool...New York Juuu 2.i
peniiH Ivaula Liverpool... New York .June 2i
Nova ecollun ...Xiverrjool ..Quebec M J uun If,
"bxunla Siiiliiuuijiou...New York Juue 24
.uop ulasKow New Yora...... ,Jnne m
I IjIiiu. Llverpool...New York.... Juuj z7
Miniitsolu....LlVB( pool... New York. ....... Jiinu ai)
Aleppo- .......Liverpool. ...New York ...Juue o
f OH .UKOPK.
Ctmbrla New Vork...iiumhurg July 7
fcoilu... New York..Livnrpool.. July 8
Muul ttiiau Mew York... Liverpool.. July 8
Malta New York... Liverpool. Ju y II
liniihcliluiicl......Ntw YorK...Jireiuu... July 9
Perelre New York Havre Jiny Jl
U. ol Balllujore.New ork... Liverpool -...July n
HiiH -New York. -Liverpool July 1:1
tail' ol Boston...New York ...LI via pool July IS
KJAVI'WISIK, DOMK-JTIU, KTO.
BlaroftheUuion.PhilHda.....New Orlesus July 8
I'loioer .Phlladn WllmliiKtoa Ju y U
11. Clihiiiiuey New York...Aspluwall. July U
l'olueubia....New Y'ork...Hi4vaii... . Juiy 9
Wyouiliiv Phllada Havaiiuab -.July 11
Hlr1Strlies Ptillaila. Havana........ M -July -I
ilerriliimk New York. .. lilo Jauelio.......... July 21
Aik iu tue lorwardod by every Lruer lu itie rei;alttr
II iiet. 1 He leHiuem tot or from Liverpool cad et
Queei nlowri, except tbe Oanndlau Hue, wlilch Cll at
I onilonrtorry. Tlieniemmeri for ot Irom the Con 11.
Dfiit call at (Snnthamntnn.
Cl.b.AKKIl SATUKUAY.
llriR Oeorge B. Prcucott, Mlhu.Por lumoutb, Qulutard,
Ward & co.
Hehr ItebeccaBecora, Tall, Richmond, Philadelphia
i oul Co.
ret.r H. A. Hotlman, Hoflman, Boston, Blaklston,
ii Ren tv .vt
fcehr Kidiey, Stanford, Fredericksburg, Qulutard.
Ward 4 Lo.
Hchr J mien Nelson, Lake, Dorchester. Tyler A Co
sjclir W. H. Dennis, Lake, Bustuu, Caatuer, btlckoey
A W'elllni'Loli.
Behr Keaoiug Bit- No, St, Burke, Norwich, Hamme'.t
Sebr Isabella Thompson, Endlcott, Fall Blver, Ban
eroti. Lewis A Or .
Sehr M. J. PiBiier, Fisher, nigham.
schr W. B. Mann, Baxter. I'barleston,
N'ir Pearl, piukbam, Beverly,
bi'r ocean Bud, Mafeey, Jiackensuck, Blaklstoa
braell a Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Pel, r Mai vlna, Elilreaworth, i day from Hilton,
Jjei.i Wiiu uara tu vuioti w kaj.
ARRIVKIJHATURDAY.
Steamship Itouian, Baker, 44 buura from Boston,
will) indue, and paKaeiiKem to 11. Wlnsorfe Uo.
Br. briK Chanuci", Huanllebury, 60 days troin Fal
mt'Uir, wlib too uncus Cblua clay to CI. B. Dunn.
Hehr freeuiaaen. J?urraau,2 days Irom IudiauRIver,
wlib lumber l Moore, Wbeailey & Oottlugaaiu.
Ht lir Rebecca Heoora, Tall, Iroui Norfolk.
hehr M. J. Fisher, Fisher from Providence.
Hchr Jullen Nelson, Lake Irom Providence.
Hchrri sj- Blekuiore Cavalier, from Boston.
Hehr W. H. HeunlH. Lake Irom Bunion.
Hchr Pearl, Pink ham. irom B ston.
Hebr C'erdeila. Newklrk. Huuiiey. from Boston.
Hchr Beaoli'g r-H No. 84 Burke, from MldilleleWn.
Hehr Uabella Tbooipaou, Kudioutt. fui poriamoulu.
Hchr Mary J. AiIuiuh. Lowe, froid Portsaioiitb.
' bleuiuer Ocean Bird, Musaey, from Nwark, iff. J.
MEMORANDA. ' ,
Bb I p Lancaster, Jacksuu. lor Liverpool, Cleared at
81. Jobn N. P.. 2d luat
Hteawnbip t'tiuty. Fargo, for Philadelphia, sailed
frem l'roviilence .Hd I nut,
HteaiiiHblp Valley 1,'liy. Morgan, (or Philadelphia,
ULtU ffviu lUthUiUd 3d luat.
BarqneOsn Edpn. Orenlef. for a por, n rthol
pBUerM, sailed frnm Cardxnas ltd nit.
Harque J..M. Churchill Kllman. tor a port north Of
EkiUms, sallpd from CurilenM .lh ult.
Marque Brurswlck, Dixon, for Philadelphia, cleared
t New York 3d Inst.
Karque O. W. Horton. Bnllcr. hence Tor Portsmontb,
was nixiken Soth nil. urT Aiwecoro.
Brig Merrlwa, Waterhouiie, from Slrr k Kotena Via
below Philadelphia at Portland Id InsU ,,
BrlaHan.ael Llndiey, Wllsoa, tCidjn8 4tH nit.,
reported Irom Philadelphia,
Brln Charles Foole, (Sherman, hence, at Mamanllia
18th ult, ,
Bria John Bilghtman, Gray, hmce, at C. lbarlen
leih uh. . ,,
cbr Sarah Watson, Bmlth, at Cardenas 54tl fc
Irom MatanERi.
Hehr K. P t base, Collins, for Phlladelph'a, sailed
lipm Cardena 2;d ult. , .
echrs ilaty Minus, Burdge. and Nlcionr, make
well, sailed Irom Cardeuaa 2olh nit., fur a port aorta
el Hatieras. .
Hchr J. M. FlanaRan. Shaw, hence, at Ca'.b&rlen Htn
lit has been reported at Trinidad ISih. ... ,
fchr Kary K Blupl.s, Htnpirs, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Mt. John. N. B., 2d Inst. . .
'. i-chr R. L. Tay. Baker, lor PullftdclphU, c eared al
Wti dsor. N. H ?:idnl'. . ,
Hehr Mabel Hall, Hall, tor Philadelphia, sailed from
MayaKnn2tih nit. ,
Hehr Fleetwinp, Nah. hence, at It iekland 2ltn nit.
Brhr Nellie True. Hume, bence at forlland 2d I'lsl.
Hehr Jonathan May, Neal, fur PblladelpUU, eleured
at Portland id Inst. J.,,.,
Hchr Hens (tray, hence, at Portland 81 Inst.
Hchr American KbbIu. Kanisey.henae, al Mlchrnond
"Vebr Lotlle Beard, Pe'ry, for Phllartelnhla. sill"
from Digbton 2d lust, and went Into NeApuit next
dhr F. T BtBtRlit. Willets, for Philadelphia. salleJ
frH?i.r wTlL-i 'ravers. Trdd. for Phlladelph'a, sailed
In m veeshliiBlon. 1. C . ad tr!
"eiirt'ars, Barrett, ror Philadelphia, was loading
at WliDJh'gUiii, N, Ci 2d Ihst.
KOTICR TO MAKINEK4.
Notice Is l ereby (jlven lliailbe lluht on the Dll
Pir Po'nt. Bemtieasl end ot the lilan I or M lta. n
Iht 3fi440N., l n14R4F. will b rellk'ited on the
ivimim ol tlie lsl of July next. It Is exiublied from
Be iciHKonal lower r'slim Irom thecentre of t'ie keep
ei s dwelling, whicb is a reclaugular building built ol
pie Id Malta n'one.
1 he HBht is revolving showlnsr alternate (ls"oi or
rid i.nd whlteevery tiorly neconds. and mv be seen
over an aro ol S7i digrees Irom N. S'idek K.. round
SMilhwerd to N. bf den VV.. and will he visible 'riui
the deck ol a vessel In clear wca'her al a (lit nnca ol
lSrulies, By couiiuand. ViClult HOl'iVn' ,
I'hle' Secretary to Ooverumeut.
Talace, Valletta, Junes. Itsa.
AMUSEMENTS.
"LJOOLEY'S OI'EKA HOUSE, SEVENTH
Jl Hireei. below Arcb.
l'lrt wiiek of lbs 1eritos.orean Wonder,
K. M. 1 AHKOI.L.
TPK OBK vT LINUAki, BnRLVSQrF,.
T.v JOHN M UtLiG AN and AHi'HY HUllHlC.
FCi'OLI'Y'H MINstlBI'-LS. THK WILD KAVVN,
'II, a Ple.lure Oallery, My Father H uld 1,'bareu.il.
fieorge 'he Charmer, Stuu.p Hpeecu, U.vnclng M voer,
Cior I anee, eic. 7 6Sl
TrOi'B AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.
.V KVi-KY xlVt-NINO AND HA1 UKJJAV
AVlt KNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPK,
In Jnml Bullets, Ktbioplaa Burlesques, Ccingl
Jjanceo, Panto ralrues, Uymuast Acia, eta.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
JTAVIa PURCHASED THE INTEREST
OF TIIU3IA9 TVBIJI.M, iSH.
My late tartner In the Arm of WKiaaiNd t WAR
JJKN, I am now prepared to Oder
A HiW AND VAKIKD STOCK OU
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
AT THE OLD STAND,
S.IU ( OK.1EB FIFTH AM C'HK-iNUT STS.
And respictinlly reqnet a continuance ot the pa
Irenuge so long and liberally bestowed upon tue liut
firm, rardcnlar attentloe Klven to the repairing ol
WATCUJbJS AND JKWKLKY.
A. It. WAItJEIV,
Philadelphia, March 16, 1803. 8 wfm2m
JEWELRY! JEWELRY!
S. E Corner Tenth and Clicsuut.
NEW STOKE.
NEW GOODS.
WRICGINS & CO.,
(Formerly "Wrlpsrlns St Warden. Fifth and Chesnnt)
Invite atientiou to their New Jewelry otore, a, K. cor
ner Th NTH and CHKsiNUT Btreeis.
We are now prepared, wlih our Kxtenslve Stock, to
oPer C4KKAT lNhl tKMKNTS to buyers.
WATCBKd ol tlie roost celebrated makers. JEW
ELRY, ano HILVKR WARE, always the latent de
sluns and best qnalltlee.
Hoods epeciallv iieslgnedfor BRIDAL PRESENTS.
1-erlienlnr attention given to the Repairing ol
WATCHES ASD JEWELRY. 0 1 luwf
witiaaiNS & oo.,
8. E. Cornfr TentB and Chesnat Ntreets.
'EWIS LAD0MUS & CO.
( DIAMOND DEALERS & JEWELERS.!
WATlllES, 4KWBI.HY BILVEU WAUE.
V"WAT0HE8 and JEWELRY REPAIRED.
J02 ChestnTit St., PhHai
WATCBE3 OF THE FINEST MAKERS,
DIAMOND AiSD OTHER JEWELRY,
Of the latest styles,
SOLID SILVER AND PLATED-WARE, ETC. ETC,
SMALL STUDS FOR EYELET HOLES,
A large assortment just received, with a variety of
settings. 5 mp
We keep always on hand an assortment of
LADIES' AND GENTS' "FINB WATCHQt'
Of the best American and Foreliro Makers, all wai
ranted to give complete satisfaction, and al
OREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
FARR BROTHER,
importors of Watches, Jewelry, Moalcal Boxes, sto
11 usinthhp No. 124 ClUSNTXr B below Foarttt,
Especial attention given to repairing Watobea
Maalcal Buxea bv tuusi-LiiAiiH woraiiiea.
TUREET CLOCKS
O. W. RUSH ELL,
Tmnnrter and dealer In fine Wutho
cnnoh ClockB. Gold Jewelry. Etc.. No. 21 N. HIXTH
etreel, uaviug receiveu uu agency ui
8TEVENB' PATENT TOWER C LOCKS,
Is prepared to make estimates and contracts for put
ting tip these Clocks for Town Hulls, Ubnrcuea
Pchool Houses. Etc., in tbe full auaurauce that the;
are the beat aud cheapest
TURRET CLOCKS
In tbe United States,
Inquiries by mall promptly answered, b26
GROCERIES, ETC.
T
0 FAMILIES RESIDING! IN THE RURAL
DISTRICTS,
We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply families
at their country real Jenoea wltb every description of
FINE OROCEEIES, TEAS, ETC.,
AXiirur t). UOBEBTS,
Dealer In Vine Grooerlea,
11 7irp Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Bla,
FURNITURE, ETC.
E
6TADLIBUBD 1781
A. B. ROBINSON,
rRKNCB PLATS L,OO$INQ-0ZU8&B3,
ENQKA VINOS, PAINT1NQ8, DRAWLN03, TC
Uannfactarer of all kinds of
LOOKING-GLASS, .PORTRAIT. AND PICTOR
PRAMES TO ORDER,
RO, II CHKMVI melST,
Tbucd Door abov la inniinanm, i
tu l'Wldeliui. I
FINE WATCHES.
insurance companies.
FirE Insurance.
LirorpooL and LondvN ftD(1 Glo'iE
InsnrancE CompanYi
ASSETS
SEVENTEEN MILLIONS.
Short Term, rcrrx'tnal, Flouting, and Rent
rolirics Insiu'd on fiivornble terms.
Offlco, Ko. 6 3LERCIIAMS' EXCHANGE.
ATWOOD SMITH.
8 15 m GENERAL AGENT.
ELAWAKE MOTUAIj SAFKTV
A "lUKlDUCAJI . Incorporated by tu.4 Lrgls
lure el Ptnnsylvaula, ,8&i.
Oflice, Boutheast corner TtTTRD and WALNUT
H reeis, PhllHdeiphla.
MAKINal iN.iUKANUM
On Veesels, Cargo, aid Prelsbt, to all parts ot the
Win Id.
INLAND IN.-'URVN-CR
Or floods, by river, canal, lake, aud land carriages to
an narlsoi tue iJ fou.
' VIRK INSURANCES
On nierehandls" generally.
Ou bioies Dwelling Houses, e:o.
ASSET! OF TUB COMPA VT
Novenitinr I. IMI7.
iOO.COU TTnlted htutea i'lve Par Cent.
I.OHn 1(MI. - 201,XiOOO
icu nio t'niied rtalea iive Per Ceuu
Ibii. lssi - 131.100 00
so iVO United states 7 4-10 ferCuul. Load
Treasnrv Nine - 62, 512 80
9i r riifi frUme of Pennsvlvanlit hit I've
l ent, I.an 210 070 00
125 000 City olPbilad- IphlaSiiX PerUeut.
Loan (exempt, Iruui lax) 125,025 00
KO riOO StlBleol iNewJiTHdv bix Pet LVut
Loan - 51 OOO'OO
9n rinn leniiHvlvaiila Kaliroud first
Mo'tKBKeMX PrCul. Boiid.. lO.SOO'OO
2!5.W)0 Peensyivanla ltallroad, Wei ond
MoiIkuh.Mi PerllHUt. Homls. 2.1.375'OH
2,01'0 wes'ern rennsy ivauia nnionu
tilx PerUent. Koiids ( Pi nnsyl-
vanla Rallroud Kuarrited).... 20.000 00
KO 000 Ftale ot TenuesHie Five Per
Cent. I.oaus 18,000-00
7000 "State of Tenutsuee (Six Perueut.
Loan 4i70'00
8,000,300 shures stock ol Uer.uitiuii
Has Company (principal and
Interest enariknteed by the
cliy of Philadelphia; 15,093 00
7.5C0 lfiO Hhares (stork of Peuusylva-
nla Railroad Company. 7,800 00
8,000 lfo Miare utoek of Nor' Ii Penn
sylvania Kallroad Coniuiiiiv. 3,00000
20,000 SO tshnres htnek I'hliadelpbia
and Southern Mall KteauiHh'O
Coniiany - IS.OOO'OO
201.003 LnntiB nn RAnrln atlfl fAnrtvklra.
llrst Ileus ou City Property ...... 20l,90fOO
tl.lU.-KO par. Market value.
Pea' Estate
Kills 1-ei!n,vulilM lor iiiHUrttlKB
80,000-00
rnce 219,135 07
Bnl tn es due t Aueue ei Hre
uiiuiiiH on Marine Pohcl s
oeblH duo the Con pBiiy 41,33l'3(i
nun anaser poi suutiiy insn
rnfif'n ui i.tliur onmHioriA
. , . u.qiu. ?iimaieu vei w
. .... On. nrt
tush lu DrWer,. 2.w 52
181315 02
ti 507,008 15
DIRECT0 m-.
Thomas C. ITand,
J bu C. Jittvln.
Juuies C ITand.
isaumel K. Blokes,
James Traquair,
William ', Lu.lwlg,
Jacob P. J- lleH,
Jituss B. Mcr'arland,
J jauua P. Eyre,
Jonu D, l aj lor,
..spencer Mcllvalne,
Henry O Uallelt. Jr.,
leorun W. tiernanlou,
I). I'. Mnrgau, PKlsburg.
J. It t-emple,
1- aiimnil A. houder,
Joseph Jl. Sieal,
'i lieophilus PauldlDB,
llviHi I'll.lR
Edward Uarlinglon
John R Penrose,
M. Joins Brooke,
Henry rloau.
OeorKe CI. Leirer,
V lillnm (1. liointon,
J-dward Larourcade,
jauou megel,
1 a. is. JHM'uer,
TITOMASJ O. KAMI President.
.,.3ull!H c- IAVls, Vice President,
nirNTlY I.VT.HDliN. Siecreiary.
HKMIY BALL. Assistant (secretary. 12 30
1829 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Franklin Fire Insurance Co,
or rmiuAiJjeju'uiA.
OFFICE:
NOS. 435 AND 437 CHESNUT STREET.
ASSET OK JANUARY 1, 190S,
i?,003,740'00.
CAPITAL . hmh 00,J0)
ACCRUED SURPLUS. l,018,bV38tt
PRMM'UMS. ltl(i,84S)9
OS SETTLE!) CLAIMii, LNCOME FOB 1868
tS3,S03Z. ZSO.OOO'OO.
jbOisarai paid hincb isa OVKS
ccoo.ooo.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Tanna,
DIRECTORS.
Chajri N. Bancker,
beorce Pal an,
loblaa W agner,
SaxiiuuI Graut,
Gsrge W, Richards,
Aurwi iuer.
JTraucis w. Lewis, . D.
ijimo iei
umiiin ajtyM asUsl
IAS. W. MOA LLlbTEli. Becretarv r.. .1."
Except M Lexington. Kentucky, this Company has
aiV T TO VI A IIWUUIIl
NSURE AT HOME.
IN TBI
resin Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY,
No. 821 CHESNUT ST., PIIILADELPIIIA.
AS! XT8.' f.OOO.OOO.
CUAIiTEBKJ) UT OUB OHS STATE.
MANAGED JBT OUB OWK CITIZEN,
JLOMMXIM PBOMPTLI PAID.
POJLirlEM ISSUED ON TABIOL'S PK.ARa.
Applications may be made at the Home onioe. and ai
Abe Agencies tbrougliout tlie blata, U l4
JAMES TK4QCAIII PRESIDENT,
BAM DEI. E. KTOKEBJ M... VICJE-PR KSJIDKT
&U, H.UOHJIOU A. V. P. and ACTUARY
HOBATIO W. WTJBrilEaW . jMK 'RETA RT
PROV1DEM LIFE AND TRUST COilPANY
OJf PHILADELPHIA,- 1
No. lit K PoCRlH BlieeT,
INCORPORATED 8u MONTH, 22, 1863.
CAPITAL i60,WI0 AID In.
Intnrauceou Lives, by Yearly premiums: or On s
16, or 2ii year 1 remiums. Non-furteliure. '
AMiulllea grauied ou favorable terms.
Term Policies, CUIldreu's Euduwmeuta.
This I oujpauy .wbiie glvlu ( tbe insured the security
ol apa'd-upl ailtal. will dlvlue the entire proUts of
the Lite business among tbe policy holders.
MonevB received at Interest and paid on demand.
Authorized by tbe charter to execute Tr is, s, and
to act aa Executor or Administrator, Aaslgnee, or
Huaidlau.aud In other fiduciary capacities, uuderap
libluiuient ol any Court uf this Comiuonwwtitb, or
any person or persons, or bodies pollilo or ooporaie.
DIRfcC'lOKS.
ui MTTVT. V .UrPl tV I. ... tiOVni ihipq
JObJIUA II. MOKRJb,
HliniAJi uou
Kit HARD CA DBURV.
WILLI A U HACKER,
w. V JnUBlHK 1 tl ,
I HAKLKb If. IXlKKlN.
BAJdCEL P. bHIPLKY, ROWLAND PARRY,
President. Actuary,
WILLIAM O. LONHSTRJtTH. Vloe-Precildeul,
TIIOMAB WJHTAR. M. D., J. B. TOWNSKNU,
7 27 Medical Examiner, Legal Adviser.
PHffiNIX INSURANCE COUPASr OP
INCORPORATED lHiHl CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. 'tl IU UT Hireet. oppoalte the hxoh ue,
Tbis Company lusurea Iroui loss or damage by
EIRE, .
on liberal terms on bnlidiuga. merchandise, furnltnre
etc.. for limited periods, and parniaueutly ou build
ing by deposit of premiums. ..,. .
be tiomnanr has peeu iu"- - .or mora
...... ell-
TV V H. . ttr, uu. V'-, me oaVS
tw t imi.a. iDavid Lewis.
ir iT Vi'.i.nnv. . IBenlaiuIn Ettlnc.
John T. Lewis. . Thomas H. Powers,
William H. Orani, I A. R. Mclleury,
Rol-orl W. Learning,
Edmund I'anllUou.
D. Clara wuarwM,
Lawrence Lewis J
Hamuel Wilcox,
Lewis I'. Morris.
JOHN R- W1TIIH ERKU. President.
8AMVXL WIM.VJU btl tjy, ii tl
INSURANCE COMPANIES. q
"flLLIMCHAST & H I LT! 8
USURAKCE ROOMS,
B yMmh I
No. 409 WALNUT St.
A8IN1B AND ATTORNEYS IOR
Home Tire Insurance Companj,
NitW HAVEN, CONN,
Springfield Tire and Marine Ins. Co.,
toPKINuriELD, MASS, .
Yonkers anil Sew York Insurance Co.,
NEW YORE
reoiIcs' Firo Insurance Com pan j,
WORCESTER, MASS,,
Allaullc l ire aud Marine Insurance Co.,
PROVIDENCE, R. I,
Guardian Tiro Insurance Company,
NEW YORK
Lumberman'! Tire Insurance Co.,
CHIOAOO, ILL
Insurance effected at LOWEST Rateh.
All losses premptly and liberally adjusted at their
Office, So. 40!) WALSUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA;
INSURE AT HOME.
GUARDIAN FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 42G WALNUT
8troet.
PHILALKLPIIIA.
CIIAK1TKE1) CAPITAL, . . $500,000
PAID I CAPITAL, - - . $100,000
AO LOSSES OR DEBTS.
IiiBure against loss or damage by Fire on Bulldlnn
Mercbandlse, Houreuold Furulture, and all other
luiurab e properly, and alsn take Marine, Canal,
and luland NavlKatlou R.Bks at the lowest rates oen
siU nt witb security.
W. E. OWENS, President,
NATHAN IIAINEb Secretary. 8I8
BEN J. F. O BRYON, Burvey .
DlKEv-TOKS,
Wm. E. Owens;
Hun. Oho, V, Laurence,
Hou bteidien T, Million.
Artbur Mag-Inn Is,
Mm. W. Deuuer,
Ui. M. aicEwen,
Na uau Hamas,
bomas Williams,
Howard A. Mlckle,
1. Kemp Banuu.
'Jims K. McUonali.
jwuitB v- Aira,
K. C. Wortlili'irion.
W rj. R rfsaau.
Joi n Halck,
Edward 4. Urattan,
INSURANCE OOMPANI
OF
NORTH AMERICA,
No. 232 WALNUT STREET, PIIILADA.
INCORPORATED 17SH. CHARTER PERPETUAL,
Marine, lalaisd, a aid Fire latsuraace,
ASSETS JANUARY 1. 1868, . 2,001.2G6'72
120,000,000 Losses Paid In Cash Since JU
Organization.
DIREC l'ORH.
Artbor P. ccmn, , ueorge L. Harrison,
Frauds R. Cum.
Jouu A. Brown,
Cbarli-s Taylor,
Ambrose M bite.
William WelHb.
Ricliard I. Wood,
8. Morris Wain,
Euward 11. Ttolter.
Edward B. Clarke,
T. Cbantou Henry.
Alfred D. Ji-ssup.
jobu P. Wblie,
Louis C. Madeira,
Jobn Mason,
ARTHCR O. UOFFIN. Pre.ldant.
Chablich Platt, becrnary.
V 11.1,1AM BUEHLtM, ilarrlsbnrg, Pa Centra
Agent lor the wtatf ol Penuaylvauia. 1 'ilt
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSlVELT.-tHB
PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INaURANCE COM."
PAN V lucorporalel 186-Cbarier Perpetual No.
61U WALNUT Birevt, opiu8ltti Independence rtquare.
TblB Company, lavorably knuw o lo tbecommuulty
for over loriy years, continue to Insure asalDst lose
or damage by tlie ou Public or Private Buildings,
eltbt-r permanent y or lor a limited time. Also oo
Furulture. blocks ol Uoods, aud MerchandUe gene
rally, on liberal term..
Tbeir Capital, together with a large Ba'plns Fund,
Is invested In ti e uiost careful manner, wblcb ena
bles them to otler to tbe lusured an undoubted aeon
rltr In ibe caae of Iohm.
Daniel Pmttb. Jr..
1IHUTUKS.
John DevereaT,
Alexander Benson,
Isaac HaKlehursl,
a uiiiuwi oruilQ.
Henry Lewis,
J. -Ullllnarhskm 17 All
Tbomas Bobbins.
DAN I KL H.m JTH, Ja., President.
Wm.HM O. rOWHI,l, Hecretarv g mi
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
Vfifrf fENN STEAM JtNUlNE AND
miui H-.'i'-. boiler wukk-.-neafie a lew.
...jwiULAMj TH KUKKHlA L EMU1N EERe.
M At H JNibTe . BOl LEti-M A K tHS, BtAUJli
bMl'JJla, aud FOUNDEHb having lor mauy year
beeu in succerslul ope-a i ion, and been nxclunlvely
ebgaed la building aud repairing Marine aud River
Engines, high audliiw-ureNure. Iron Boilers, Water
Tanks. J'rupeilera. etc. etc., respectfully offer their
service lu Ibe pi bllu a being lully prepared to con
i rail Icr euglnea ol all sizes, Marine, River, aud
hiat.oiary; having e .or paiiernsof different aiaea
are prepared lo execute orders with quirk deopaich.
Every dchcriutiou ol pailMrii-maklug made al tbe
shortest noilce. High and Low-prewure Flue
Tubular aud Cvlluder Boilers, ol the best Pennsylva
nia charcoal Iron. ForKlnga of all slzea and klndn
Irou aud Brass CaxliUKB ot all descriptlona Koll
Turning Hr w Cnlilrg, and all other work connected
wlib Ibe ubuve busiuefeb.
Drawings and speclncatl'ins for all work done at
ibetHtabluibmenl tree ol charge, aud work guaran
teed. The subscribe rs have ample wbarf-dock room for
repairs ol boms, where they can lie In perfect safety,
and are provided with shears, blocks, fails, etc, ekv
lor raising heavy or Hgut weijji K
JoUN P. f.EVY.
8 1 BEACH and PALMEHBtroeH.
j. vaccina MKamcK, wuSjam h. laaaaioat
JOHN k. OOPK.
SOUTHWAKK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
WAoJllISuXON Biraeia.
PHILlkl.PHtA.
MKKKHK dt eiONB,
(ENUNEERS AND MACHINISTS,
niauufKxure High aud Low Preosure Bteaiu Engines
lor Laud, Rlvir.aud Marine Hervice.
Boilers, Oanouieiers, Tauks, Iiou Hnata. etc
Castings l all kinds, either Iron or brass.
Iron Frame Hours mr tias Wore, Workshops, and
Railroad rUUuni eio. .
Re'oria and Gas Macbluery, ot tbe latest and moat
Improved cooslroclluu.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, also
8ugar, Baw, aud Grist Mills. Vacuum Pa us, OU
B earn 1 rains, Delecators, Filters, Pumplug, Eo
glnee.eio.
bole Agents for N. Blllenx's Patent Wmrar Botllnst
Apparatus, Nesmytb's Paleut bieam Hammer, and
Aspluwall A Wootsey's Patent Centrlugal Hugar
Lralnlng Machines. : asu
COAL.
B
MIDCLETON A CO., DEALERS IS
HAKLKHiH LEHIGH and EAULH VEIN
COAL. Kept diy under cover. Prepared expressly
tor lamlly use. Yard. No. 136 W ABJiLN-iTOil
Aveuoe Offloe No. IW A Ll JITB'reet
-ARRIS & NEW HALL,
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
No, 818 MiNOR Street. Phlladelphta,
Manufacturers ol
ENGLISH GLAZED HARDWARE. BLAMTIBIs)