THE DAILY EVENING TELEGT?AriT- FIITLABETiPIIIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1808. 3 CITY INTELLIGENCE. VOB ADDITION A2.LOOAI. ITBKR OOTSIDS PAOBS. MkETIKO OT THR GlMKDIANS OK THB POOR. The Board of Guardians held their rcfular meeting yesterday alteuoon at tbo Bleckley Almshouse, President J. M. Whitall in tho Chair. The House A.Kent roporte:l the census of the house lor the yen ending Saturday, August 1, 18(18, as follow: Number lu the nous at 12 o'clock, inorjtnir, 2!H4: sniue time last year, 2810; Increase, 154; admitted within the last two upks, 220; birth!", 6; death?, 37: discharged. 154; eloped, 80; number of persons granted lorl-rines within the Inst two weeks, 60; meal9, 18G; totnl mules and fctmU" In thi! Insane de partment, 'L) nsistHuts, G(i0, Tho Out-door A pest reported the nuiount collected tor support cii-- at $374 '11. The S.cward reported the House receipts at 827-11. The Fontd of VI. "tors presented thlr monthly report (-bowing the tollowing expenditures: For medicine--, SliS'OS; erocerics, $1028. Total, $1211'i3. Whole nu tuber receiving out-door relief, Ameiicmis, 474: foreigners, 721; chlldrou, 1317. Tot 1, 2515. The Storekeeper preMjutrl his report showlne that there hud be.''n leeeived since lat report 31 lumps ot butter, the liet we'iilit ol which wa . SI pounds. Tne Steward's rxiubltlous were read und apprised. Adjourned. , ScrERvisor.s. The following list of names was returned to the Mayor yesterday, from Wt''eli io seli ct Supervisors lor e.ich District: lint Waid. Joltu Peak, Jciin Bjuvier, James Ashman. Second Wifd. Charles Pc.ik, JoUa Serad, Theodore Jlonttromerr. Third and Kourih 'Wards.--S imucl Mitchell. W'iltinui WortbioL'ton, Jhi Cnllahan. P'fih and Sixiu tVa-d. Joiiu Uibbs, William I. Smith. Samuel Zane. i-evetith n'ld Fiihili Wards. Charles A. Tor ter, Tuner li. Chad wick, Simu'-l Carroll. Ninth nnd Tenth Wards. James Thompson, James D. W Hillock. James It. Miller. Eleventh and Twclf'tT Wards Jesse P. Shel-mi'-e. (Jeorge Ca-son, Francis Piepcr. Tliir tenth and Puuriecuth Wards. -Jacob S. Fit-h, Joieph Hemphill, tiioree Hosier. Fiiteentb Ward. B. Maginlcy, Thomas Gilli gan, John Kceuan. i Sixteenth and Seventeenth Wards. Joseph Ash, James C. smton, Oeorgn Painter. Eighteenth Ward. Williain II. Maueely, Peler Cramp, Gcorpe Husp. Nincteeuih Ward.-I.aac Lyster, Geo. Bayer, Jurues BeckuiaD. First Division, Twentieth Wnrd. Henry Myers, John Campbell, Henry Hitikle. Hecond Division. Twentieth Ward. Will'am F. Miskey. Wm. McKitiley, Ueo. W. Metzter. 'l'wcutv-firni W ard. Jou. Kensel, David Steel, George W, irmitace. Twrnty-si-eond Ward. William C. Johuston, Joseph T. Mears, Johu J. Crout. tsecond Division, Twetity-second Ward. Reu ben Sands. Wm. L. Smith, Clmlklev Albertson. Fir.t Division. Twenty-thud Ward Enoch Foster. Rlchnrd Wrlcrht. Simon White. Second Diviuion, Twenty-third Ward Jainl Eon Lott, Allred L. Dunaan. John Dimlavy. First Division, TweutA-iourth Ward Palmer C. McG nley, Kobeit Pickens, Henry (Jaw. Btcond Division, Twen'y-lourtb Ward Wil liam A. Frederick, John Supers, William Smith. Twenty-tifih Ward Francis F. Kerbaugti, William IlustOD: Stttt uel Lentz. Twenty-sixtb Ward Philip II. Klohso, Henry Lee, George Iless. Twenty-sevintk Wind Joseph Freas, B. lleufzey, John A. Dickinson. Twentj-eiphth Ward William D. Thomas, Lewis Lockard, Adam Uber. Wills' HosriTAL. The following exhibits the operations of Wills' Hospital, tor July : Patients admitted during July Males, 5 : females, 6. Total, 11). Patients Ui.mc hurled during July Males, 7; females, 3. Total, 10. Ot these. 8 werecund and 2 improved. Patients now in the hospital Males, 7; females, 8. Total, 16. Surgical operations pertormed lu July On house patients, 5; on di.-peusary patients, 19. Total, 24. Number of old dispensary patients in July, 76; number of new dispensary patients in July, 218. Whole number of patients treated in July, 304. Nativity United St ites, 181; Ger many, 25; Scotland, 3; Ireland, 83; England, 10; Wales, 2. From the city, 200; from the coun try, ii. CoMrLAWT by the Chief. Chief Euginesr McCusker brought action before Alderman Hetiler yesterday against John Gl.mcey, of the Hope Engine, ler disobeyiug the rules and regu lailous ot the Fire Department, and usiug abusive language. He was held in $1000 bail to answer. Excursion Postponed. The excursion to Cape May of the Fire Departmtat of this city, which was to have takeu place to-morrow, has been postponed for two weeks. Board of Surveys. There wa3 no meeting of the Board of Surveys yes'erday on account of there being eo quorum present. A CONVERT. A Promlaeat Caltroraiiaa Forsakes Sey mour for Uraad The following communication was addressed by P. U. Sibley to the Uemocratlc State Central Committee of California, of which he has been until l.itelv a member: Ueatleraeu ol the Democratic State Central Comm'ttee: 1 would be doiinr violence to my own leclings, aud guilty ot unfuir conduct to you, did I coutiuue longer to bbure your coun sels aud pos&eas myself of your plans in the cou'iiiii DOluirul cuiii paint). In teatiuu-nt aud B.vmraih I am no louder with you. MyjudR nient Leither approves the platform of priuci pies put lortb by the New York City Couveutiou, nor does mv sense ot duty to tlie country justify me in aulini to udvauce Horatio Seymour to the olhce ot President of the United Mates, in re- memberinK that I am a Democrat, 1 cannot tor get tuat 1 owe a higher allegiance to the Ameri can Union. I should be glad to remain in the Democratic party, coald I beiieve that in doing to I am not sacrificing those principles of patriotism tuat are higher and lioiier than auy seutiuiCLt of meie party teaity. I oeneve rnai ine war was iuhu eurated bv the South in the interest of slivery, I believe that it was the duty of theHoverntneut to resut the heresy ot secession bv arms. 1 uelieve the calling out ot troops, tlie draitof soldiers, the prosecution of war azaiust Rebel lion, was constitutional and uecess:iry for the ri t bcrvuiion ot the Republic. I believe the emancipation of slaves was necessary and un avoidable as a war measure. 1 believe the crea tion of a national debt grew out ot the exigen cies of a Ion" continued and desneratc contlict I believe the Issue of paper carreucy was an evil Incident to the strutgle. I believe that the natiouul debt should bu paid to tho last dollar in coin of the national mint, and ihst no form or rneaute ot repudiation is consistent witn national hoiior. 1 could have supported a War Democrat like Hancock i" Hendricks. I could support a He pubheau 1 ke Prank I'. Rluir, Jr., jour candidate lor Vice-1'resideiil. His early s'and J'or the rights of the black man: his opposition, to slavery ; his biilliaot war record, cornmencini; in the streets of St. Louis and i-udm? in Bicr nian's march thioi'iih Geoi-git, I approve; but, us I cannot su-itaiu Bla r witho-u nustuiuiut? Hejmour, I Pel in duty au l conscience com pelled to vote for Grant and Colmx. I shall expect the bitter anini i (ver-lons of all who love the Democratic party better thun they love their country. 1 shall expect to have ray niotlvt squestiotied an 1 m v houoi i'npUL'ned. I thull expect to be asvailed by partisan muliunitr, and to Lave heaped upon me au unlimited amount or perboinlabu.se; but conscious of tho rectitude ot my motive!-, and lu the contileut belief that I am but dolus? my duty, I have deemed it proper to reniio my position as a number of the Democratic 9 ate Central dm niiitee. 1 therelore respectlullv tender you ir.y resi'ination, tira'ctully reinemberitirf our p-ist pleasant reUuom, arid eutwrlalnlna (or you only kind personal keiiuns. 1 w. very re ejieeKullv, pcn'lcinen. P. U. ijlDt-UY. tau irixuciBCO, Ji'iy ij, iooft. A Gold Mini i Mississippi. The Bolivar (Turn.) Bulletin, of Saturday, informs us that pay gold Is now being dug within a few hours' Journey of Memphis, lu Tippah county, Miss., which eonnty borders this State, near Lagrange, on the Charleston Railroad. The Bulletin says: ; We are creditably Informed that gold ore in considerable quantity has been found on the lands of Mr. Ayres, seven miles west of Rip ley, Tippah county, Mississippi. The dis covery was made by an old California miner, two or three weeks Bgo, who revealed the faot to the gentleman owning the land, on the con dition that be was to get one half of the mine. About forty or fifty hands are at work in the mine, and bo far, have succeeded in making it pay. Great excitement exists in the neigh borhood in consequence. The precious mtal is fonnd in fine particles, embedded in a kind of eoapstone, which, when dried, is pulverized, and then the gold Is washed out with a rocker. MARINE TELEGRAPH. For a- Wtlional Marine Hew ee ri Paga. ALMA' AO FOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT. BON P hbh........ ....... 4 -sit Moon Kiks... 7 :.l buw Bkts -?'I2 Ulan W a T K 818 PHILADELPHIA BOAKD QB TRADE. Jam kit. Yoitno, ") coatkh w4l10n, vmonthlt oommittkb. Thi mam Put tub. J MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STKAUKUS, KUR AMKKK'A. Herl a LI veriuiol...N w Y ork July C.oiWrhIiIukIou. Liverpool. ..Mew York July l'ulroya jdvernioi...rew YorK Juiy vl)ltskK Llveruool...New YorH......M.Julir h rln ..Liveriiol...New York .July hrltannia 4Ibsbow New York .......July Hco.la Llverpuol...New York. ...... .....J illy AltHBUl......Lon(lon. New York. ....... July FOR EUROPE. AllemenDl New York... Hamburg........ Auj. ColorHdo. New York... Liverpool Aiiic. AiiHtraluHlau.....New Ynrk...Llverpoul ...Auk. WHfr i'-ew i or...iiremcn Aug. LuiiiKiana. New York... Liverpool -Au. C alrrtcin la New York ....(JIhikow u (, t"t. Lnurenl .New York. ..Havre -Auk. Wbi. Pt nn ..New York... London -Autr. u. or iJonuou...iHw x orK... Liverpool Aug, CofWaahlngtonNew York.. Liverpool -Aug V. ot Baltiuiore.New York...Llveruol Aug Ciliy Ol iHion...PW i orn... Liverpool AUrf. 22 COA6TWIISK, DOMK-TIU, ETO. Dakota... New York... Asplnwall Ane. B Pioneer Plillada Wllrxilugtnii -Aug. 6 Missouri New York... Havana & Nas... Aug. 6 Wyoailug ..Phi I ad a. Havai.:ian .Aug. 8 Alalia are forwarded by every su.mii or In the r;gulai lines, Tne aieamera for or from Liverpool cill at Queenstown, except the Canadian line, wblch call at Londonderry. Tlie RMmora for or Xrom tba Conti nent call at Hontbampton. CLEARED YE8TK.RDA Y. Brig J. II. Crowley. Crowley, Cuarlestown, Warren 4 Oreng. Bchr Caroline Young, Young, Boston, L, Audeorlod A to. 8rhr 8 J. Er'ev t, Shaw, Boston, d0 bchrJoslali W'bueboime. Jones, Boston, do, Ht'r H. L. Oaw. Iler, Haltluiore. A. Oroves, Jr Ht'r Fannie, l-'enton, New York M. Balrd A Co. Ht'r Ann Eliza, Rlctiarits, New York, W. P. Olyde A Co lug Lookout. Alexander, lor Baltimore, with, a tow .,fbrgm W. P. Clyde & C Tug Chesuppkn. Merxhon, for Baltimore, with a tow oi uarges, w. r. uiyue m i-o. ARRIVED YESTERDAY'. Bteamsblp Pioneer. CathKrlue. 60 honra (mm ron mliiKion. N. C, with naval stores, eta, to PhlladAi. phla aua Houihern Mall (Steamship Co. MenniHlilp Komau, Baker, 4S hours from Boston With uxlbe. aud pahteugers to U. Wlusur & Co. ' Burque Mt Hentley, Clark, is days from Zaza with sugar and molattHe to 8. A W Welnh. Barque Volunteer, Blake, irom Gloucester, in bal last. HrtgB. v. Merrick. Norden. davs from r'nun.. . 1 1 II a , unri ..n.inn.nn ... trn. II .... I . n I sour j. Aicarun jova, Litue. is uays from Clen fuegos, Ith sugar and niolaHses to Madeira A iihimki. tichr Telegraph. Ruark. Irom Kappabauuock. with lumber to J. T. Justus. 8cur D. U. Merrioian, Tracy. 2 days from Indian Blyer, Del . wltn lumber to Collins A Co. IschrAuule Virginia, Lewis, irom Dorchester. In bchr U orge Henry, tsnlllday, 4 days from Rapua banneek river, witn lumber to Collins A Co. bchr W. W. Pbaro, Allen. 6 days from Havannah, wMi lumber to Latbbury, Wickembam A Co SCtr John T. Laub. I'unnAll. 1 rl m v rprv, T.i I River. Del , with grain to J as. li. ltewiey A uo. HcbrZnuave, Shorts, 1 day from JTrederica. Del.. Ilh ....In , T . f. U .1 111 I 111- At I ',1 senr lycoon, l ooper, i aay irom Smyrna Creek, I el., with eraln tn Jas. L. Hewley A Co. t-cbr Wm. Towusend. McMit, 1 aay from Freder Ira. Ajr-1 . , mitu ioiu in ti an. u AJumivj- w w. . , n ,h ... I .. .. T I)..,ln.. w t T Hobr Martha M. Davis, Laws, l day from MM ford Del . v Ith grain to James Rarrait. (steamer Monitor, Jones, 'Z4 hours from New VnTk with nulke tn W. M. Rill r it A Co. Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, 24 hours from New York, witn mase. to w. xa. cuiru a jq, MEMORANDA. RhlpHelene. Knuth, for 1'biladelphla, cleared at Louood lutb alt, ship Lancaster. Jackson, hence, at Liverpool 8d lDHt.vlaSU Jobn, N. B. HlupTonawai.ua Jniins, for Philadelphia, entered rut l .Liverpool zutu uu. Ship Auguste, Van Harten, hence July 10th for Rro men. with a cargo of pe'roleum arrived at BoHton yesterday morning, having on the 86th ult In I at. 8S us, luiiK. iuz, auring a heavy gaie irom w.sw. to ivv., sprung a leak, wblch coutinuea io increase. njHKuig ii necessary to heal up lor mat port tor re pairs. shlpTnscarora. Rowland, from Liverpool for Phi lartelpbla, was ranged 2tiih ult. lal.0 28. long 21 10. Barque Ueestf-munde, Kuhlken. hence tur Ham burg, was seen In lat. 41 lomr 44 no date. Baique Jeni.le lllngwnod, Klllugwood, hence for Hamburg, wan ofTDeai2nib ult. Barque Joale Mildred, Harrlman, hence, at Helvoet moi uit. Barque Andes, Dal II rig. at Cardenas 21th ult., for a port, norm oi na'iera'. Barque Anna Ada, Moore, hence, at Malaga 12th nit. via Yicii Barque Aciiv, Frlberg, hence for Stettin, was off the Start 15Lh uit. Barque Eugene and Adele. Neven, for Philadelphia or New York, wa loading at Havana 2Sth ult. Brig Martha Ann, at Cardenas Z4tb ult., for a port nortb ot Haiteras. Brig Maud Potter, Shields, hence, at Halifax 30th ultimo. Brig Anna M. Enlght. Knight, 10 days from Qlbara, ( nhK. at New York 2d Inst. Brig seevogel, Laugbenrlchs, hence, at Gibraltar 14tb ult. Brig l1s. Cnber. hence for Barbados, was spoken 281 h uiu lai. a 10 long, vi xu. Bi Ik 1- rule Ulese. hence, at Travemunde 2lst nit. B Ig Chehuctoo, Scautlebnry, hence, at Wilmington N. (1 . Hint lilt. Brig Ambrose Light, Hlgglns, for Philadelphia, was loading at Charleston oib ult. Brig sea Breeze, Holt, hence, at Holmes' Hole 1st Umlaut. frcbrs Vrale, Mason, and J, V. Wellington, Chip n.un k,r neA. AL UOHton 1st InHt. ecbr surprise, Beers, for Philadelphia, cleared at Bostnn 1st Inst, scbr Jesse W. Enlght, Plum, hence, at Wilmington, uii i"'1 p. stlnknev. Maltrls: R Peterson. Enellsh Caroline Klenile. steelman; and P. A. Uauudera, Car roll, hence, at Jfes-on isi mm, Lih. 1 Mann,. Kaker. hence, at Bansror Slnt nit. schr M. R. CarliBie. Potter.aud lHauella Thompson Kndicott hence, ut t-rovmeuce im iuhv. ik. haiiitiinra. Dir. hence, ar Calais 2Sthult. Sebr Northern Light. Harper, hence, ut Newbury- i,iI?J8Nannta hence, at Portland sotb utt. schr C'larieo B. UcScbaln, (Jalgley, hbnee, at Wash (..inn Tl 4 lnt lll.t- r-ehr'LiicIa B Ives Bowdltch, from Northport for Iik.ll.,,.lr.tila at NeW York lit IhHt. Kchrs Wind, Brown, for Warwick; Ingraham, Drkinson. for Wi rxham; and Benjamin strong. Brown, lor New Haven, all from Philadelphia, at New York 2d Inst. fchiB Jos. P. Lake. Wblttaker from Phllnde phla for Boston; A. D. k'cull, Jones, Salem lur Philad":. ?hla; Evergreen, email, Boston lor do., at iloimea' l, e 1st lPRt, ... . Sehrs J V. Welling Oh! Epnralnl and Anna, Green; Mary K Cot ne: and James H. Moore HUuUis, Ir .iu It"-Ion for Philadelphia! CuiVoy, Grace. New York for dot 1. F Cabada, Mwaln, BohKhi I i Philadeliihla; Fmmn It. Gratiam. Hooie, Philadelphia for lial lowell at Holmes' Hole Slst ult. NOTICE t6MARINER. A Llehtvessel Is to he moored about the 1st of Sep tember. IMS In mid channel, hetween Hragania and 'IrhlnrcH Banks. Para river Brazil. She will show one light, to Illuminate ihe enure horizon, and will be i.aimecj while; courses In to clear ihe Banks, from iiorlh side ot llghi boat 8 W ! from B mlh aido or light boat SW. by W. 'l het.l)ove lu'ormatlon was obtt'nid from one of tbe heat mlois on ihe river. Theligbtbnat had arrived at Salinas and was rellitmg to go on her station, u 1 , . A.sWINERION. schr Gersh Banker, UNITED STATES KKVKNUE STAMPS. 1 liuclpal Depot. NO 304 CHEHNUT rttreei Ctntial Depot No. 103 9 b'l K I'll Street, one door be'ow ( hesnut. Estub lshed lSUi Revenue Biamp. ot every description eonstantly on nai (I In airyaiiiount Or ers b .Mat or r.xnress prommlv attended to t'nitvd State. Notes Urnlw on Phlliid-lplila or Net tork nr current funds received In puyiuinu HiiriiculBr attention paid to small order.. I he decision ol 'he com-i l-wl u tau no cnn9UUOi nd on Iniorn.aOcin 'eT(llui w law checnull tiven QCORCC PLOWMAN. CARPENTEE AND BUILDE1, REMOVED To 0. 134 1)0CK Street, raXLATELPTITA, AMUSEMENTS. WALNUT BTREKT TIIBATKE, N. K. CO"V ner Ninth anil Walnut diroois. Begins at 8. GRAND RK-OPKVINO. THIB (Toeaday) KVitNINll, Auitutt 4, lftsa LAST it,iPRESKTATIOJ3 J. E. McTHOUOH'jl BPECTACI. H f)K TQS BLACK CUUOK, OKAND PABT8IENN K BALT.KT TROOTB, W tio nnii for Calll'ornla earir in October. 1VK EATKmT COMBINATION OP ARTI9T8 IN THE t OUNT11Y. MJlD'LLK OU8SHP11TS MORLACOni, MA DLL UCITANO LEAH. WAI) LLK ESMIRALOtA DIANL star ritKM i kkh AaaoLuro. MOLOI"TH. MiD'l LE LINDA WKNHKL, MAD LLE HAKKEl'l'A. AlAD'LLK ALEXANDRE.VA. With a fnll Corps ri UaMoi, under the dh- etiuu ol UJ-ORofC HM ITH. CAKADE OF REAL WAI KR IN THE OKOTIO OF BTALACTA. First appear, nee of MISS FARIHE SIO(Yt'ELEn AH HTALACTA. MlS- ADA MONK AS OARHSE. First et'iirarr-nce ot Mr. J. M. BUKKK B DRAGONFIRK who win appear In hi'- great "AS I.AH1 I'JI ! THE ORIOINAL FN EN Oil CAN-CAN. Introduced at-d arranged hy n'l,l,l, llHliAV"Uli OltAND MA HI 11 AND PK1LI, BY THE AMAZONIAN WAI.It'ORS. Rt'SlIO AND CI. tSSlt! DVNCINrt. GRAND lAbUAl'X AND blAUTLTKli BFr'ECTb, THE TRIPLE TK A NtKORMATION HCESE, BY OEOKOE W L'NDERLICU. FOX'S AMERICAN VAU1KTY THEATKE. JiVIiRY EVENING AND BAXVkWAY AFi S.RNOON. GREAT COMF.JN V.riOW TROUPE. In Grand Ballets, Eibl'-ijlan Biirlenqnea, Bong. Danc, Pantomimes, Gymnast Aoia, etc LUMBER. p H. WILL IA m S , EVNTEEMT!i AM SPnlrlG GARDEN OFFEB8 FOB HALE PATTERN LUMBER OF ALL KINDS. EXTRA (SEASONED PANEL PLANK. BCILDING LUMBER Qf EVERY fEdCRIP TION. CAROLINA 4 4 and 5 4 FLOORING, HEMLOCK JOIBTS, ALL BIES. CEDAR SHINGLES, CYPRESS BUNCH SHIN- GLEb, PLASTERING LAI II, POSTd, ALSO, A FULL LINE OF WALMJT ASU OTllEIi HAU1) WOODS. LUMBER WORKED TO ORtiER AT SHORT 7 27 mwr;m NOT HE, 1868. BPRUCK JOIST. BP BUCK JOIST, HEMLOCK. HEMLtJCK. 1868. 1868. BEASONED CLEAR PINE. 1 Qf'Q BKABONED CLE IK PINE. IODO. SPANJisH CEDAR, FOR PATTERNS, RED CEDAR. 1868. FLORIDA FLOORING. FLORIDA FLOORING. CAROLINA FLOORING, VIRGINIA FLOORING. DELAWARE FLOORING! ASH FLOORING. WALNUT FLOORING. VUU21I1A UTKV KOAlUia. RAIL PLANK. 1868. 1 QCiCt WALNUT BDS. AND PLANK. 1 QLQ 1C5UO. WALNUTBDri AND PLANK, lOOO. WALNUT BOARDS, WALNUT PLANK. 1 QfQ UNDERTAKERS' LUMBKR. "I DfQ lOUO. UNDEJtlAKEKS' LUMilEIt. J.OOO. RED CEDAR. WALNUT AND PINE. 1CPQ SEASONED POPLAR. 1 OPQ lOUO. SEASONED CHERRY. JLOUO. ASH. WHITE OAK PLANK AND BOARDS. HICKORY, 1 QfJQ CIGAR BOX MAKERS' 1 QQ 10tO. CIGAR BOX MAKERS' lOUO. SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS, FOR SALE LOW. 1 QUO. CAROLINA SCANTLING. f QfQ lOOO. CAROLINA H. T. SILLS. lOUCj. NORWAY SCANTLING. 1 QtiQ CEDAR SHINGLES. T QJQ lOOO. OYPREHS SHINGLES. lOOO. MAULE, BROTHER A CO., 11 No. 26CJ0 SOUTH Street T. P. GALVIN & CO.. LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ISUACKAMAX0X STREET lYILAliF, BELOW SLOAT'S MILLS, (BO-CAIXKD), PHILADELPHIA, AGENTS FOR SOUTHERN AND EASTERN Manu facturers of YELLOW PINE and SPRUCE TIMBER BOARDS, etc., shall be Lai py to turulsh orders at wholesale rates, deliverable at any acce-alblu port. Constantly receiving and on band at our wharf SOUTHERN F LOOKING, HCAN1LINO. SHIN GLEb, EASTERN LATHS. PICKETS. BED-SLATS, bPRUCE, HEMLOCK, ELECT' MICHIGAN AND CANADA PLANK AND BOARDS, AND HAU MATCC SHIT-KNEES, 1 at Stnth AK.Ii OF WHICH WII.Ii BE DELIVKUED AT ANY PA UT OF THE CITY PUOJSPTIiT, UNITED STATES BUILDERS' MILL, NOR 24, ts, and U S. FIFTEENTH Street. ESLER BEO., PROPRIETORS. Always on hand, made ot the Best Seasoned Lnmbei at low prices, WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, BALUSTERS AND NEWELS. Newels, Balusters, Brackets, and Wood Mouldings WOCD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS. BALUbTK&i AND NEWELS. Walnnt and Ash Hand Railing. 8, IX, and f Inches BUTTERNUT, CHESNUT, MOULDINGS to order. AND WALtTDi 0U1 SEWING MACHINES. 1 H E G H E A AMERICAN COMBINATION UUTT0S-II0LE 0YEKSEA3ILNU AND SEWING MAOHIKE, Its woiRkruil ropularlty Concluslre Prool of Its Urcat Merit. The lncrense In the demand for this valuable Machine baa been TENFOLD during tbe last seven months of Its first year belore the public 1 bis granu and surprising success la unprecedented In the history 01 Sewing Macnlnes, aud we ieel fully warranted lu claiming that IT HAM NO EQUAL, Being absolutely the bt st FAMILY MACHINE IN THE WORLD, And Intrinsically the cheapest, for It U really two Machlui combined lu one. Bold at the S. W. Cor. or ELEVENTH aiul CUESNUT, PHILADELPHIA, IseCstuthJ DRY GOODS. LADIES ABOUT TO LEATE TUB city for their conn try homes or the sea-shora will nnd It greatly to tholr advantage, befort po chasing eUewbere, to xaralns Tlie Extcnsho Stock, at Urcatlj Rcdncod Trices, of E. M. NEEDLES No. HOI OHESNUT & CO. 1 STltEET GLRARD ROW, Comprising a complete household one, of assortment for personal 01 LACES, EMBROIDERIES. HANDKEHOHIEFS PUFFED, REVERED AND TUCKED MUS U9, CAMBRICS, JACONETS, riQUEH, and WTJ.ITIB GOODS, tn every variety. VEILS AND VEIL MATERIALS of every descrip tion, together with an extensive assortment of HOUSEHOLD LLNEXS, In every wldib and qnallty. SIIIRTING,PILLOW-OA8K,8HEETING, &TABLJI LINENS, NAPKINd, DOYLIES, FLANNELS, DIMITIE-J FOR hPKEADS, AND FURNI TURE COVERS, MARSEILLE'S, HO NEYCOMB, AND OTHER SPREADS, TOWELS AND TOWELLING IN DAMASK AND HUCKABACK, BUM M ER B LA N K EIS, TA BLE COVERS, ETO, ALBO, bHIRTINU. PILLOW-CASE AND SHEET ING MUSLINS. E. M. NEEDLES & CO., No. HOI OHESNUT BTRB8T, Bit GIRARD ROW" ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC. M E li II I C K & SONS' SOUTIIWARK FOUNDRY, NO. 430 WASHINGTON AVENUE. Philadelphia. W'lLLIAM WRIGHT'S PATENT VARIABLE : CUT OFF STEAM-ENGINE, Regulated by the Governor. MERRICK'S SAFETY HOISTING MACHINE, Patented June, 1668. DaVID JOY'S PATENT VALVELEss STEAM HAMMER. D. M. WESTON'S PATENT SELF-CENTERING, SELF -BALANCING CKNTRIFLGAL SUGAR-DRAINING MACHINE AND HYDRO EXTRACTOR, For Cotton or Woollen inanulactururs. 7 lOrnwf ly PENN STEAM ENGINE AND EOIL&.K wOKKa. NEAF1K A LKVV ri..iw itAL AND THEORETICAL ENGLNEEitS. MAl'UIMI Ul til I I W tj HI A L- I.' D r . t. 1 ..v .1 . ....... , j 1 1 1 , 1 1 . ii 1 in, x. u jx KJ n. bMl'lHs, ana FOUNDERS, having lor many yean ureu iu lui-uesHiui operaiioo, aua oenn exclusively engaged lb bulldlne and reuairlnn Marine and Rivcw Engines, high and low-pressure. Iron Boilers, Water Tanks, Propellers, etc. etc, respectfully oiler theli services 10 tne public as being ruiiy prepared to con- iract ror engines 01 all snsea, ssariue, Kiver. and IStiitioiiary; buying seis of patterns of dlrlerent sizes are preparea hi execute oraers wun quick aespatch. Every duscrlption of puiteru-maklug made at the shortest notice. High and Low-presrure Fine Tubular and Cylinder Boilers, 01 the best Pennflylva- um uu.n-uui iruu, jrorgiiigs ui an sized aua Kinds. Iron and Brass Castings of all dom-rlntlnna. itrtii Turning. Scrvw Cutting, and all ether work connected wun me aoove dusiubsb, Drnvvlnira and sneclllcatlons for all Work rtonn ki ineesiaoiisnment rree of cnarge, ana worit guaran- 'in. .nn in-. "I" i .will 11)1 repairs of boats, where they can lie In perfect safety, niiu nte iiuoucu nuu iiidbidi wwvan, mui, DbC. w LC. ior rauimg neavy or iigub weiauw. JOHN P. LEVY. 8 1 BEACH and PALMER Streets. J. VACOHK M KHBIOK, WTIXlAJt H, MKBBICK JOHN It, Of)PB. OOrTllWABK FOUNDIir, FIFTH AND t- WABiunuiua oireeia. PHILAIKL,PHTA, MERRICK A SONS, ENGINEKRH AND M ADS IT9TSTH mannfnctnre High and Low Pressure Steam Engines iur A.ttiiu, xivrr, auu oiarjne oervice. Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc, CasiltiKS ol all kinds, either Iron nr brass. Iron Frume Roob for Gas Work, Workshops, and Railroad Statloas. etc Retorts aud Gas Machinery, of the latest and most Improved construction. Every description of Plantation Machinery, also Sugar. Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Puns. Oil Steam Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping, n- cr I n cut A In Sole Agents for N. Blllenx's Patent Sngar Boiling Amiaratus. Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and Asptnwall A Woolsey'e Patent OentrlfngBl Sugar- Draining Machines. STOVES, RANGES, ETC. NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED would call attention of the public to his NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE. This Is an entirely new healer. It Is so con structed as to at once commend llselt to general favor, belt g a combination 01 wrougiu ana cast iron, it a very simple In Its construction, and Is perfectly air. tight; selfoleanlng, having no pipes or drnms te be taken out and cleaned. It Is so arranged with upright flues as to produce a larger amount of heat from the same weignt or coai inau auy luruoce uuw in use, The bygrometrlc condition ot the air as produced by now arranirnment of evaooratlon will at once de monstrate that it Is tbe only Hot Air Furnace that will produce a perfectly healthy atmosphere. Those In want of a complete Heating Apparatus would do well to call and examine tne uoiaen cagte, NOS. 1132 and 1134 MARKET Street, Phlladulubfa A large assortment of Cooking Ranges, Vlre-board etoves. Low Down Grates, Ventilators, etc., alwayi on band. N, B. Jobbing of all kinds promptly done. 8 10 THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCHENER, OR HitjxtOr juan KAftua, ior t amines, Motels, or Public Institutions. In TWENTT DIFFERENT SIZES. Also, Philadelphia Ranees, Hot Air Furnaces, Portable Healers, Low- . : , ' Vl.i V.,... wl 1, .Ton ll.lh Qnll... U. QUWU OiniWi fin uun.u nm'1 a,m u(,t7. a, un. hole Plates, Boilers, Cooking Stoves, etc., wholesale and retail, oy tue manumuiurers auuiewu. j HUARPE THOMSON. 1 27 8tnth6m No. 2H9 N. SECOND Street- GAS FIXTURES. JOHN , V HAVER. J. BKLLKnS PENNOCK. W EAVEIt & PENNOCK PLUMBKR1', GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, No. 37 NOR1H SfiVKNTH STREET, Philadelphia. Country Seats fitKd. npwllh Gas andWa'-er, In flrst- class style. An assortment oi Brass and Iron LIU aud Force Pumps centtautlv on hand LEAD BURNING AND CHEMICAL PLUMBING. N. U. Wa.er Wheels supplied to the trade and others at reasonable prices. 7 81 ltn G AS FIXTURES.- MlbKJCT, MERRILL A TUACiCARA, No. 71S UHliSSUT Streril, m.nnfuanran of Gas Fixtures. La ui us. eto.. ev. would call the attention of the public to their large aa( elegant assortment 01 Gas ChaudoUers, Peuditn'-A Rrackeia, eto. They also Introduce gas-pipes lull dwellings and public buildings, and attotd. to extend lug, altering, auu r"iriug gM-pipua. All work warranted. 11 U piTLER, WEAVER & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF MANILLA AND TARRED CORDAGE, CORDS TWINES, ETC., No. 28 North WATER Street, and UO. 2 North DKLAW ARE Avenue, ;BiIJUKLFHlA. ' KnWIS H. FlTLKB, MlOHAU WXAVKK- CnsiBAD 9. Olothiieb. 1 141 O B N EXCIIANOB HAG MANUFACTORY. JOUM T. BAILEY A CO., KKMOVKD TO N E corner ot market aud WATER Streets. 1 Philadelphia. DEALERS IN RAGtS AND BAGGINU t if nan rt,.mrli,tli,n. lit. Grain, Flour, Salt, Super-Phosphate of Lime, Bone Large and small GUNN Y BAGS constantly on band. insurance companies. FirE Insurance. LlrcrpooL and LondoH and GlobE Iasnranclj CompanYi ' AHHICTS SEVENTEEN MILLIONS. Short Term, Perpetual, Floating, and Rent l olicics Issued on fiiTorable terms. Office, Ko. 6 MLI'.CHAMS' EXCHANGE. AT WOOD 8MITII. 15Sm GENERAL AGENT. DELAWAKF MOTUAL SAFETY INSDK" A MCE COM PAN . Incorporated by tho igis ture of Pennsylvania, jsso. Offlce, Southeast corner THIRD and WALNUT oireeis, rnnauffipnia, MARIN Hi INSURANCES On Vessels, Cargo, aid Freight, to all parts of the OTlU. INLAND INSURANCES On Goods, by river, canal, lake, and land carrlajoa to ail par la o me w .. ..... Ta On merchandise generally. On bloree. iiweiuug xiuus.eio. ASSETS OF TIIH rOMPAIT Novemoer I, I200.COI) United states Five Per Cent. I. nun llUiH n1 ftYlHn 12t'.000 United States Five Per CeuU Ioan, lssl - 134. 400-00 (0,000 United Staten 7 s-10 PerCent. Loan Treasury Notes S2.562'60 2(0,000 State of Pennsylvania Six Per Cent. Iit.au 210 070 00 125,000 City r fphllad IpblaSix Per Cent. Loan (oxeiiipi from lax) l'2S,6i'i 00 sonoo Si ale o I New Jersey Six Per Cent. Loan - 61.000'M SO 000 Penuaylvaula Railroad First Moitgagenix P. r Cent. Bond.. 19,SO0UO IB.000. Pennsylvania Railroad, Se ond Mortgagiflx PerCent. Solids. 23.375 00 25,000 western Pennsylvania Kiltoad HIT l'i.r(llL Hoilds t Pt-niisvl- vania Rallroal guaranteed )..... 20,00000 80,000 State ot Tenn teste Five Per Cent. Loans 18.000-00 7000 State of Tennessee six Percent. Loan 4270'OJ 8,000,300 shares stock of Oermauuiwn Gas Company (principal and IntAPAmt vn.runlnaS hV ttlA city of Phlladelnhlaj 15.000 10 9AC0 ISO Sharps Htock of Pennsvlva. nla Railroad t'ompsny. 7,8O0'O0 K.onn 10ft kh.ru Mtitflr nr North Penn sylvanla Railroad oinoanv. 80000 20,000 SO Shares Stock Philadelphia Ann U,.nlh.,n Aftt.ll Ula lliull I n Company lS.OOO-tO 201.000 T . 1 1 . , nn Rn.wis u r,f Unrfuiffa liratllena onCltv Prouerty . 20l,90f"00 fl.101,41,0 ar. Market value. l,K'2,so2-50 JOBC. IIIIMU.n,.! 111. Real Estate 86,000'00 1118 Receivable ior Insurance made 219,135 67 i;atnies due at Ageuc es rre mttinis on Marine Policies Accrued interest and other Debts due the Con pany Stock aud Scrip of sundry Insu rance and oilier Companies SMrTAHlA- k.. , I ... - , i.H ..li,. 43,334 -36 8,01700 Carhla BanV " . , ;V.V;V.7. Ca:,h In Vrmi)r".'Z!." 's 62 181,315 62 ra It 607,605 16 Thomas C. Hand, John C. Davis. juuiw xiaua, Samuel K. stokes, James Traquair, William U. Ludo-lg, Jacob P. Joneit, James B. McFarland, Joshua P. Eyre, John D. t a lor, Spencer Mcllvalne, Henry O Dallett, Jr., George W. Bernardnu, D. r. Morgan, Pittsburg, J. B bemple, A. R. HprLTur. M Fumnnd A. Souder. Joseph H. Seal. Tbeophllus Paulding, Hugh Craig jsxiwara J'arnngton Johu R. Penrose, U, Jonts Brooke. George G. Lelper, winiam o. Loulton, Edward Lafuurode. jacoo xuegei, THOMAS C. HANh. Prpqldont. J(jIIN C. DAVIS, Vice-President, HENRY LTLRIJRN. Secretary. HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary. 12 80 CQ ClIAllTElt PEIIPETUAL. Franklin Fire Insurance Co. OF FIIII.AOJt.LoVmA. OFFICE: Jios. 435 aud 437 C1IESXUT STKEET. ASSETS ON JANCABY I, 189S, CA PITA 9100,000-09 ACCM VED L8 ,04,aifMt JA'iWitJI... ,IMt,41tfv UNSETTLED CLAIMS. INCOME FOR 188 e33.eS2S 933IJ ,000-00. IMlSbES PAID SINCE 1830 OVEB tG 500,000, Perpetnal and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms. DIRECTORS. Charles N. Bancker, Tobias Wasuer, tamuel Grant, George Fales, Alfreu Finer. Frai cis w. Lewis. M.D.. George W. Richards, Isaac Aita, WUllamS Grant. CHARLEH N. BANCRKK. Pr.Hldnnt GKORutr4 FaLES, Vlce-Preatdent. JAS. W. UcALLISTAIt, Secretary pro tern. KxceDl at Lexington. Kentnckv. thla Camnmi h. UU Avuuca nivi.iiMuui,, mug NSURE AT HOME UI THB Fcim Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY, Ko. i)21 CHESKUT St., Philadelphia. ASSETS, ,00O,OO0. CHARTERED BY OUR 6WN STATE. MAMAtiEO BV Ol'B OWN CITIZENS. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. POLICIES ISSUED ON VARIOUS PLAN. Applications may be made at tbe Home OrUoe, and at the Agenoits tarouguout the Slate, igj JAMES TK AQP A 1 B-.......RK8IDENT kA.Ht KL. JE.STOKIJ. ViCEPIUi-IDENT JH. W. HOBROU A. V. P aud ACTUARY 1IOKATIO S. STKrilKMS SKCRKTARy DBOVIDEAI ! LIFfi AND TRUST COMPANY L So. Ill S. FoURiH Street, IKCOKPORATED So MONTH, it, 1885. CAPITAL tiUUMU rAiD IN. Insurance ou Llvea, by Yearly Premiuoui; or On 8, 10 or v year i remiuixi., nuu-iurif-iiuro, lr.n t'oiUMBB. Chlldreu's Eudo WU1SI1 IX. Thin Company. while giving thelusured theseonrlt n, o inKl.il 0 I al ltal. Will dlvlue the entire l.r.uli. i the Lite bUHUietta auioug me policy uoiuers. m nneva rei;eiveu a. iiiirrooi, kuu dbiu ou uhuihdcl. im m,rlu,d bv the Charier to exeouM Trna.a. and j. u,-L ha tLxtcuior or Aumiuisir.iur. Atwiiraoe. or GUBidiao, and In other. fiduciary capacltlra, uudr ap- polulnienl OI auy tiuri. u m uiiuuuu.niiiii, or auy person or pomous or bodies politic or corporate. mwML B. SHIPLEY. iliENRY HAINES, JObHCA H. MORRIS, T. WDSTaR BRON. w.v lunumnn I'll, RICH AltD CA Due RY, WILLIAM HACKER, UHARLKU If. COFFIN. aiumri.R.hllllLi.Y. ROWLAND PARRT. A 1 inrnn 1.1 1.1. j . WILLIAM v. aawbi Jt 1 v loivr. esuieus, n-uiiM ah U IKTAIt. M. It.. J. B. TOWNSKND. ln Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser. -OllCENIX INSURANCB COMPANY OP L PHILADELPHIA, rSCtW ORATED IStfl CHARTER PERPETUAL. .... .... . ,iir ui.uul. (H.I1111.I1.. ha L ...li . in... I bis Company insures inmi tuss or uaiuage ojr on liberal terms on buildings, merchandise, furniture eu.. for limited inoda,aua permaueuUyou build- 1 he tl'nii'any has been in active operation for more tiian SIXTY tti. Rn. during wj 1. .... ,,.iiu uiliiht-d uud i nio. - jjiKEOTOHS- John L. Hodge, M. B Mahony, John T. Lewis, William S. Grant, Mnhtit W. Learning, David Lewis, Benjamin Kiting, Thouias 11. Powers, A. R. Mcllenry, Edmund 'amnion, hamuel WHoox, I.awIh l Norrla. D. Clark Wbart"U. Lawrence Lew J";. wrf"rr.K:t. Pruallent. Bams l Wilcox. i:crcljryi H INSURANCE COMPANIES. ""ILLINCHA8T ft HILT'O 1SLILVCE E003LS, No. 409 WALNUT St. ArSKNTB AND ATTORNEYS FOB J Home Tire Insnrancc Company, NEW HAVEX CONN, Springfield Fire aud Marine Ins. Co., SPRING FIELD, MASS, Yonkers and New York Insurance Co., ' NEW YORK rcoples' Fire Insuruncc Company, WORCESTER, MASS., Atlantic Fire and Marine Insurance Co., PROVIDKNCK, li. I, Guardian Fire Insurance Company, NITU7 rnnw Lumberman's Fire Insurance Co., - CHICAGO, ILL Insurance effected at LOWEST BATES. All losses promptly and liberally adjusted at their Office, Ko. 405) WALNUT Street. W PHILADELPHIA. N8URE AT HOME. GUARDIAN FIltE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 426 WALNUT Stmnr. PHILADELPHIA. UIAKTEEEU CATITAL, - - 9 500,000 TA1D IN CAPITAL, . . . (5100,000 K0 LOSSES OK DEBTS. Insure against loss or damage by Fire on Bulidlnn. Merchandise, Hounenold Furniture, aud all other Insurable property, and also take Marine, Canal. and Inland Navigation Risks at the lowest rates oen. sistent with security. W. e. OWENS, President. NATHAN HAINES- Secretary, 5 J8 BEN J. P. O BRYON, Survey DIREvTOitS, Wm, E, Owens; Hon. Geo, V, Lawrence, Hon Stephen X. Wilson. Arthur Uaglnnls, Wm. W. Feuner, ut, M. McEwen, Nathan Haines, t botuns Wtiuams, Howard A. Mlckle. I. Kemp Bartlett. Ohaa, K, McDonald. tfttuieo v jxir&, K. C. Vorthlngton, Wm. R tresaan, Johu Srutck, Edward N. u rattan, TNSURANCB COMPANY o NORTH AMERICA, No. 232 WALNUT STREET, PHILADA. INCORPORATED 17M CHARTER PERPETUAX, llsrlas, lalaaid , ad Fir Iaisaraace. ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1868, f2,001,26,6,-72. 120,000,000 Losses Paid In Cash Sisoe lu Organisation. DIRECTORS. Arthur G. Coffin. George L. Harrison. Francis R. cope. Samnel W. Jonua, John A, Brown, Charles Taylor, Ambrose W bite. William Weisb, Richard D. Wood, S. Morris Wain, John Af&ann. itaward H. Trotter, Edward 8. Clarke, T. Cbanton Heurv. Alfred D. JesH,7' John p. White, ' Louis C. Madeira, . COFFIN. PresldenL Chablxs Plait, Secretary. "wiaens. WILLIAM BUEHLKR. Harrlsbnrv. P. Agent for the State ot Pennsylvania, 1 251 FIRE 1NSURAJCCE EXCLUSIVELY. TH E PENNSYJ VANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM. PAN V incorporated 1H6-Cbartr Perpetual-No. Bill WALNUT Street, ouuoslte In.lniwnil.L. 5tVi' This Company, favorably known to the community for over forty years, continues to Insure against lose ur (1HH1.IIS uy ui. v. ruoiioor rnvste Bulldlnira. either permanent.y or lor limited time. Also oa Furniture. Stocks of Goods, and Merchandise vena, rally, on liberal terms. bwt Their Capital, together with large Snrpioe Fund. Is invested in the most careful mauner, which ena bles tbem to offer to the Insured an nndnuhiAH rlty In the case of loss. Daniel Smith. Jr.. John Deverenxi Alexander Benson, Isaac Hazlehurst, Henry Lewi. J. ailllnl..! Pall Thomas Atoomna, Daniel smith,' Ja, President; WrtXIAU G. Cbowxxj.. HecreLary. , go DYEING, SCOURING, ETC. TRENCH 8TBAE3 SCOURING. 1 ALDEDYLL, MARX A CO.3 HO. 18 SOUTH KldBTEMTII BTBUBT AVB KO. BIS BACK STREET. 110 BU CARRIAGES. GARDNER & FLEMING; CAHIUAQE BUIL.T3KRS, Ko. 214 S0UTU FIFTI1 STREET, BELOW WALNUT. An assortment of NEW AND SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES always on hand at REAbONABLH prices. asrmwsm TRUSSES. "BfcELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSS,' ItSwtir No. 1IH7 CMEhNUT Street. Thle True cor- ret tiy applied will cure aud reialu with ease the most diilicull rupiurei always cleau, light, easy, sale, aud ooiuiorlable, uaed it. oathlug, tlltd to form, never rusts breaks, soils, become, limber, or move from Place. No strapping. Hard Rubber Abdominal Sup. porter, by which the Mothers, Coipuleul, and Ladles iiHlerlug with Female weakness, will And relief aud ierle tsuppori; very lignl.ueat, and elh'Ctual. Pile Instruments Hhoulder Braces, El an do Stockings for weak Ihxljs. SuspeuHlous, elu. Also, large slock beat Leather Trusses, halt usual price. Lady In attend, anoe. JWiwflna GROCERIES, ETC. T FAMILIES RESIDING LN TUB BUBAL DISTRICTS. We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply families at tbelr countrre.ldenoes with every description ol FINE 0B0CERIES, TEAS, ETC., ALBEUT C. BUBEUTSi Dealer In Fine Grocerlee,' IMltt Comer XIXYVXTB. and Siaj 3
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