THE DAILY EVENING -TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, AUGUST,-10, 188T
OITY 1NTELLIGEKOE.
I mm iPDiTioiin wkjai. rrnrt oonisi racm
i
Cornbb-htohk Latino). Tbo corner-atone of
tne new Protestant Eplncop.,1 Church of 81.
Thon.s, lo be rreted at Whitemarsu, will ba
laid with appropriate services on Thursday art-r
noon next. Tne Bi?taop ajd iteveral prominent
clergymen 'will be present and take part la the
cxeicises. It is boped that a large congregation '
will be gathered there upon this interesting oc
casion. Fori Wahington, on tbe Worth Penn
ejhaula Railroad, le within one mile of the
church Rroutid.
Thb Fibk Zocavbs. This afternoon tbe bat
1ali n ot tbe Philadelphia. Fire Zouaves will
make a parade in tbe lower section of the city.
Tbe line will form on Broad street, north of
Cbemut, luciT g wept, at half-pan 6 o'clock, and
niove ovr 'be lolloainp route: Down Cb.e-i.ut
to Fourth, down Kourih to Spruce, down Hprune
to Second, clown Second to Wharton, up Whar
ton to Kighlb, up Eighth to Fitzwater, up Fttz
watrr to Twelith, up Twelfth to Lombard, up
Lombard to Sixteenth, up Sixteenth to Chesnut,
where the line will be dismissed.
Thb Rates op Towage oh tub River". The
tup-boat owners and enptnins held a nieetlnij
on Buturdav niht at tbe house of the Hip;;
Hose Company, Pine street, above 8cond,
Franklin B. Colton In the c.hnir, La avetto
Markle Secretary, i'bo object of the meetiu?
waj to devise plans lor tbu protection ol tug
boat owners and captains, by the establish
ment of a Hcalo of prices tor the towae of ves
fcls of ditferent tonnngc. After some discussion
the committee appointed to preoure a scale of
prices niade their report, as follows:
For towinK up ibe river lanru hcows, loaded,
$4; cbtiDkers, $3; to Br.desurif, bArues, $8;
Kcbujlkiil boats, $0; chunkero, $1; Biverton,
cbuikers, $G: liaucocas and Turresdale,
chunkers, $8; Beverly and Slimnony creek, $10;
Burlington and Bristol, r.li tinkers $10; HorJen
town, canal schooner, $15. For unloaded ves
sels, large scows, $2; chunked, $2; BriJebure,
burgee, $7; rchuylkiU boats, $5; cbankers, 3;
Bancocas and Torre-dale, '-hunker, $7; Beverly
and Bnamony creek, $8; Burlington and Bristol,
cbunkerf, $H; canal tcboo'iers. $3.
For towage to and iront Cbe.n-r and points
below, vessel carrying from 200 to 300 tons, $16;
and$l per mile below thut pom; 300 to 400 tous,
.$18, $1 below; 400 to 600 tons, $20, 51-15 below;
600 to 6J tons. $22. f 1'20 belo: 000 to 700 tons.
$24, $125 below; 700 io 800 tons, $26, $153
below; 800 to 1000 tou, $30, $1 75 below; 1000
to IGbO ions, $40, $2 bulo; 1000 tous and over,
sroll oeiow.
For transporting about harbor, between
Alleeheuy aveuii" and Dicker-on street, tide
water, oyster boats, sloop-i aud cbunkers, $1
for loaded visseN, $i Imht; barges, canal
schooners, Chesapeake schooners, and larce
sloops, $1 loaled, $3 light; lane boa's, $5
loaded, $4 lieb;; sea uoine vessels, carrinir less
than3ii0 tons in J ud to l(H) iols, lirinor lotden.
$6: 400 to o()0 ton, light or loaded, $7; 600
to Gr0 tons, lifbt or loaded, $8; GOO to 70(1 tons,
light or leaded. $!)-, 700 to 800 ton-, $10; 800
to 1C00 tons, $12; over 1000 tous, $20 For
transporting to and from Schuylkill river,
between Fairrnount or Market street, and
Allen.neny avenue, s-a-goite vessels, car
rying under 359 ton. l;eht or louded,
$15; from 350 to 600 tons. $vo; coo to 800 tons,
$25: 800 to 1000 ton-, $35; 1000 to 1200 tons, $10;
1200 to 1500 tons, $50; 1500 to 2000 tons, $60;
cannl boats, canal schooners, and Cnesapeake
schooner, $8 light; $10 1oiaed; sloop, chunk
ers, tide water boais, $G light; $8 loaded. For
transporting on the Schuylkill river to and
from the- mouth, vessels carrying under 150
tons. $3 light, $4 loaded; 15:1 to 250 tons, $5
light. $7 loaded; 250 to 300 tons, $7 litrht, $10
loaded; 300 to 500 ton-, $J light, 12 loaded.
.For transposing ra:ffrom Port Richmond
to (iutmer'H Run, per rafi, $250; Hn nek rn axon
street, $3; Noble reet, $350; Queen street,
$4 60; Reed street or Greenwich Point, $5;
Schuylkill River or Chester, $8; Wilaiintou or
New Cattle, $15; Delaware City, $20; Cooper's
creek, $G; CamdcD, north of Federal, $4'50;
tfouth Ciinuleu, $5; Glowce. ter, $G; creeks east
side of in-law ar River, north ot Tnompson'a
Point, $10; Bndeuburg, $1: Raucocas, $10. For
towage, per tide, $35. For docking at Port
Richmond, or toion to steam vessels carrying
Tinder 300 tons, $3; over, $4.
It was rtsolved that between Gunner's Run
and Allegheny avenue bh mid be conddered
Port Richmond, aud the rates of towage should
be in accordance. After an animated discussion
in reference to matters of a private character,
the meeting adjourned.
Casualties. Mary Dougherty, fourteen
years old, while at work at Tracy's mill, Twenty
fifth and Spruce streets, on Saturday had ono
oi her bands severely lacerated by haying it
caught in the machinery.
Edward McLmwhlln, twelve years old, while
at work on Samrduy in a boit factory in West
Arch street, had au arm broken by having it
caught in tbe machinery. Both were admitted
into tbe Peunslvanin Ho pit'l.
About 10 o'clock on Mitur.iuy nicht Richard
Badeu. a workman at Gaul's brewery, was badly
injured about 1 1. e head and tacii by being caught
in tbe machinery. He was taken to tbe hospital.
About 4 o'clock yesterday morning Oliver
Meek, forty-rive years of age, fell from the
second story window of the house No. 1171 8.
Twelith street. He was removed to his home.
Yes'erdaj afternoon at 3 o'clock ahorse at
tached to a carrin.ee ran away at xentn ana
Walnut streets, throwiug ont Mr. and Mrs. Mur
phy and Miss Sharp, severely injuring Miss
biiarp.
Miry Rhea, sixty-four year' old. fell down a
flight of stairs on Saturday and fractured one of
her arms.
Citt Warrants. The City Treasurer is
now in possession of funds to pay all stamped
warrants numbering from one to two thousand.
The only notice that has b"en given of' this fact
is aWritten one, placed upon the door leading
into the ollice ot the city Treasury, as directed
by ordinance of Councils, providing that war
rants snau ds paia in tuo oraer as stamped.
L'ntii tiie warrants ar-ecuou in tne notice aro
paid, holders of those over two thousand cannot
be acconimodateo.
Bankrupt Casks. From an official souroe
we learo that the wbolo number of applications
for the benefit of the bankrupt law made to the
Court lathe fc astern District of Pennsylvania
up to this time is 844, and thai the discbarges
granted numner over iw nunurca.
Hat Market. During the past week 403
load- ot hav ani U7 ot stra were weignea
' and sold at the following orlco?: Prime timothy,
bay, oer 100 poupds, fl.lOQl 60: mtxet and
new, $1.251.30; iuierior. $1.101.15; straw,
$1'10&1.25. .
Scottish Celebration. The Philadelphia
Caledonia Club will bold, tuoir tenth annual
celebration at Oakdale Park, oh Monday, August
17. Tne S.-.otti.-b game und ex'iibttlou ot feats
of strength and siitaess will be open to an
competitors.
Missing. Captain William T. Told, of
PrMgeton, J). J., who came to this city on the
24tl ultimo, and lett for Mediord shortly after
wards, has not retnrnp 1 to hi home, and tertous
apprchein-ions are felt couceroinar. him. ' ,
Inouests. The Coroner was notified to
hold an inquest at No. 717 Spafford ktreet, on
tbubodvo' an unknown man who ;nei twi-
deulf: also on tuo holy of a remain chdd
found in a ditch at feecond aud Miluu sireeu.
TT. S. District Court. -Th dhw term of
thlb Court w.ll be couimcnc-d on Monday next,
th.. tiim,i,:iI cn-e to bo tried are a niita-
ber lor the allege! ill-cit distillation of whisky.
Cerium. The late Dr. Charles Wolf, of Cin-
cinjjatl. 0.. while lu the laboratory of Bauaen,
in llejdelburg, Owruiaoy, uuJe an olaboratn
iavestigatioQ on the Kiaivaleat of Crlata. The
paperb containing au auooaut of Bis expxri
nieutg and calculations havu len trannUtmi
for the American Journal of Scirwe and Arts
Ly Mr. F. A. Gentb, of rhiU.lelphia. Tim
refmltof the lnveBtigation ia the number 45.6134
(estimating oxygen at 8) as tu equivalent of
tbe purest cerium.
POLITICAL ITEMS.
Gallant ThiL Bherldftn says! "Two solu
tions were necessary for tbe settlement of tbe
Rebellion. The first was to take awy from it
its military strength. That aa dote at Apjo-
insttox. The second Is to take away tts nol, il
eal strength. That will be done next Novemb?r.
it win be a short campaign, but as decisive a
Appomattox."
The orcester Fira writes the following epi
taph for a headstone, which will bo wanted
before thj next snow falls
Here Lies,
Without hope of Hesnrrectlon,
All that remains of
American Dvmooract,
(fHlsaly so called).
Her appalling crime was to have saorlfloe 1
A Million Iiives
And Many Thousand Millions of Treasure
Jn a flendtsb sirugKlft to perpetuate
Trie accursed system of
American Ri.avkht.
In tbe presence qj this one enormity
It would be mockery to utter
Tbe name of any
Viiitob.
Tbe Cincinnati Gazeile leans that General
8am Cary is lendy to rump the State tor Grant
and t ol'ax it tbe Kepubllcans or the uccona
Ohio Diftrict will nominate him for Congress.
The Republicans think they can get along with
out Mr. Cory's services, and they propose to
nomlnnte some other mau.
It was Beauregard, ono of the chief advisers
of theTflt.many HailConvention, wbopropobed,
as we all remi niber, to fieht under ' the flag of
sable hue" commonly called the black flg.
Under Forrest, a Tammany delegate, the sug
gestion was actually carriod into cti'ect at Fort
Pillow.
It is said "you csn't eat your cake and have
it;" but Blair drinks his horn and blows It.
The editor of the World says Vallnndtgbim
is a "pretender" and a "bCnllawag;" Valliuidig
hum says the editor of the Wond is a donkey
and a villain; and Brick Pouieroy says Powdall,
of the Peoria Democrat, is a lool, a medJler, aud
a sneak.
A Kcwppapcr One Hundred Tears Old.
The Sulcni (Mass.) Gazette ot the 4th instant
takes notice ot lis Cr-t centennial annlve's-try
bv giving an extended and interesting review ot
the period it has pasted through. The Lssfx
Gazette firtt saw tbe light August 6, 17G8, ac
cording to its lineal successor August 2. 17G8,
according to Inainh Thomas. The aporcntice-
hips of two proprietors coDnect without a
break the first Usue with the last Mr. Gushing,
wko published tbe Gazette from 170 to 1823,
being an apprentice with Mr. Hall, its founder,
ana Mr. Foote, the present senior proprietor,
having been an apprentice with Mr. Cushiug.
Tne early printers, with a taste for pictorial
devices which is fast passing away, pave to the
infant Gazette the figure ot a bird with its winers
extended, aud holding a Bprig in its bill, in
tended, it wa3 satd, tosuL'gest Noah's dove; the
bird lad for a crest a fish, emblematical of the
cod fii-hcries which were the ma n dependence
of the county. Two aboritriues, each holding a
buttle nxe, supported the whole.
"Theie were many vlcissiiudrs and a long
period of pu?i ended animation In lis early his
tory, which hRS loft a cloud upon the title by
which the present Gazette claims lineage with
tbe flr.-t. 'ibe orieiual Gazette was moved to
Cambridge in 1775. and published with the name
ot lue iiriw Jingland Chronicle and the Essex
l,azcite, and thence to boston, after the with
oranal of the Briiuh troops, where its second
title was dropped and its identity 'ost. It was
afterwards published f s the Independent Chroni
cle, and became Quito famous under that title.
fiieanwhtie three other Gazette were established
at different times in Salem, but they all died in
early in ai.cy, except tho last, which in 1781
pafscd into tue hands ot Mr. iia'.l. who first Dub-
inaeo tne Jissex (jazeuft. and has made its regular
appeaiance without interruption since that time.
"in allusion to tbe principles which have cov-
erncdts course under its Dteeent management.
tbe Gazette recalls the association of many years.
uuu ti s1. xufl venernDio aoiuier tun otates-
niao. Colonel Pickering the universally es
teemed Colonel Pickraan, leader in hospitalities
and socini position the beloved aud venerated
Judge White the eloquent and honorable Sal
lonstan fliernii. tne saeacions and wuty
King, tbe elegant scholar Phillips, born to be
a leader ot n.eii, ana guted to same in any de
liberative body or executive station the won-
derlul Choate irom associations with these,
and sucb as these, and their friends and asso'
chiles, ho are still liviu?, oue must be truly
deficient in bis own nature who could altogether
lml to aspite in some degree to their standard
ol public morality.' "
MARINE TELEGrRAPH.
For additional Marine tfews see first Page.
ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT
Bun Ri8EB.........8 05 Moon Uhks.....io :e
SDN HKTH ' Oo JllOlI WiTKK... 6 .1
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
James T.Youno, "1
Coatks Walion, -Monthly Oommittbi,
lBI MA. PoTTJtB, J
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
CUlt AJUlkHlUA.
Atlanta..........lJouaon...iNBw yorT......July 2'
fil all.............J-.iverpooi...i-i w I orn....j uly
Mautjktian .iverpooi...iNew yorK July 2
Hlv-tla. Llverpool...Newr York July 2'J
C.of BHltimore...L.iverpooi...mv York. ...... J uly 2U
NfRlonan Liverpool... Qimbec .July 30
Mitit-rnia - uiasgow...jw xoric jaiv
fimbria -HoutlitiuiptouNew York...m..July
Vuiede Paris.... Brest .ftew York ..Ang.
Kubsla..... LlverrHMil...New York Aug.
Etn........... Llverpool...New York...........Aug.
FOR EUROPE.
C.orwaRhlngtoiiNew York..I.lvurpool -Aug. 11
u. or r. ota.rnw orK.... Liverpool. .,au. 11
Ilt.lnatltt............r.ew Yerkllamburg Aug. 11
NtUraska. jsew ork...lJiveri)Ool ....... .....Auir. is
Hcotl.. .Mew York. ..Liverpool Auu. 12
Palrrjyr,.N... New York...Llverpool ...Aug. 13
r.riu.........iiew 1 orKjjiverpooi Aug. lj
Brliaiiula...i....New York...Hl&8itow is
V.. ot Baltlruore.Noir York...Llverpool....,.....Aug 15
City ol Boston... New York... Liverpool u. 2i
Jingle ..... New York...Hvana- Aug. 13
1 oiibwauaa. l'h iinua Snvan nah A at . 18
rinnter ...Pnllada. Wilmington A n n
uuiningHiar New York. ..Asplnwall -Aug. &)
mans are lurwaruea oy every steamer in tberegu ar
llurs. '1 Iih steamers ror or from Liverpool call at
Uuecnsinwn, except theCanadiau linn, which c;tll at
xiuunuuerrr. 1 1 e Hiamers lor or irjm tue Ujntl-
xieui, uan ai. ouuiuauipiou.
CLF.ARKD (HATITRnAY.
Bleurr flilp Utility, Famo, I'rovidouce D.S.StetsonACo,
Bchr K. Vmu, Wh, linker. Wilmington. N. C. Iih.
. ..... . ....... . , ... 1 ... -
Bclir J. W, Everu an, duien, Lynn. Slnntckion A Ca
Hchr V. Sharp. Sharp. BMgetoii, Cantaln.
Mieumer Valley City, Morgan, Rlchmoud, W. P.Clyde
rti'r New York. Jones. Wantilncton. dn
St'r Bil-tnl. Wallace. New York. W. P. Clvdnim
nt'r w w iillldlu, Kiggaus, Baltimore, A. Uioves, Jr.
Tug Chesapeake. Mer thon, lor Baltimore, wlta a tow
01 o&riceH, w, r. uiyua ui,
Tug I.onkeut. Alexander, for Baltimore, wllh
tew of barges W. P. ciyne & 00.
ARRIVCD VKSTttRTHV.
Sr. nils Alva. ArmBlrouu. H dav. Imm HI Tnhn -
B. w.th brandy, lumber, eio . to T. P. Ualvln Aiv.
Steamer It N. t alrchilil. Trout. 21 hour, tr
1V1. . aM wi .l TV . OttirU at, vo
' . . .1. I ; . . 1 . .1 u I .. 117 . r III . . . .
ARRIVED MATURDAY.
BienniiinmBmon, Hogi;a. hours Irom Hob I on ,h
inline, auu imaneuaera 10 II. Wllisor & O. (IfT h.
Huo 00 1 he lirown passed baniue Mary C. Fox. Iruui
hav ana- '
-leaiiisnip rnorioik, vance, rrom Richmond via
rUMtl'ft. 1I1H UlUOn, J nr. r. liiyUO K Kjlh
Hchr 1 uli sl. Truax, 1 day from Lfclpslc, Del,, with
eralninJii. E. Palmer.
Bcor v aDaaiia. aavin, 1 aay irom ipsio, Del., with
tra il to Jus E Palmer.
hchr A runs Kv Mavliew. 7 days from CharleHtnn
v 11 11 111 iu uri ui i, r. imiviu u v'h
I . . . ... Tl ........ Jl . 1 . '
chr Paraxon Sbute days from New York, with
salt to Wm. Bnmni A Son. .
tcdrw, D. Carglll, Kelly, irom rl istoa. with mlia
liu capiaiu.
Kcur ji.iin Whitby, jlenners'tn, 1 day from Port
Peuo, wllh grain 10 Chris lau A On.
bchr tivouy Keatlug, Daulels, from De aware
i Hchr A. D. Scull. Scull, from Salem.
1 Bc lir James Pi rider BqiImuo. from Boston.
Svt'r Laura BrirtKemau Hart. Irom Bostou,
Schr blirpnse, Beers, irom Ronton.
r-nl.r H. A E. Comou, Urower. from B m on.
- r-chr V. sharp, Sharp, from Roslon.
Hchr R. H Bnannon Dllks, from Boston.
r-chr w. Wallace, Scud, from B mton.
Hchr Revenue. Handy, from Boston, -
Hchr Fy. Fennlmore, Irom Lyon.
Hchr J. C Henry. Dllks. from Lynn.
Hchr J. W Everman, Outeu. Irom Lynn,
tw-hr Hi.nton. Smith, from Uretmuorl.
steamer F. Fraukllu. Plerson. 13 hours from Haiti
nmra siiii, n..lna. to A.Groves. Jr.
Hteamer U. 11. Stout, Ford, from Washington and
Alexandria, with ludae. to W. r. a Co,
Ptesmer Ann Fits, Wctiards U hoars from New
Yrrs, with mdie, to W. P. Oiyd A Oi-
Tog Lookout. Alexander, (mm Baltimore, With
a tow of barsm to W. P. ttlyds A X.
TocCbefiapeakA. Me -non. from Baltimore, with a
tow et bargee to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Cbrrrtprmdrnet of the FhxtrvUlphUt Kixhano.
Ltwis, Jl., An, y P. it. Ship JamM Mont
gomery, from Philadelphia tor Antwerp, wee towM
to sea to day by tbe tng America. .
The following vbssbis are detained at the BreaK
water by bead winds: Brlra J. H. Crowley, and M.
K. Tbompeon. for Boston; nrhrs Caroline O. Mmllh. tor
Lynn; and Honest Abe, tor Bne'on, all from Pnnadel
libla: Fva. from Virginia for New Yorkl WarWhoon.
irom Norfoia tor Hew York: Mary rraocls: K. H.
Clark: Moderator: and O. B. Bmltn, from Virginia tor
New York! and J. Bodoey, from Mliford f-.r New
York. JOdKPtt LAFKrHA.
Barqne Rennlon, cnins, for Cuba In S days, re
mained at Asplnwall 2Nib nit.
Barque Nasb wank.Blaak, for Philadelphia, eleared
t Poitianrt 7ih Inst.
Brig a H.Hart, Bnrgees, for Polladelpila, sslled
from rrovidenee 7th lnxt.
iv Brig Annie MUottell, ticott, hence, at Halifax td
Instant.
r?i br WhltsHwan, Colllot, tor Philadelphia, cleared
t Calais lib Inst,
Hcbr MsRgle P. Smith, Grace, was at Newbnryp irt
Sth Inst., unloaded.
8rhr Porto Bico, Wentwortb, for Philadelphia,
sailed from BaDgor (th Inst.
MIRCELT.ANY.
Capt Vesfle, of the brig I). U. Loans, at thts port 8th
Inst, from Palermo, reports: July 17. lat. St 8), long,
84, saw a brlu palmed green, suowlog a red slgaal,
With P. P.. steering snnlh.
Hchr John H. French, Capt. Burgoss, from Philadel
phia, before reported ashore on Block Island, and
siihseqnenily arriving at isewport, bad a camo of seo
tonseoai. or wnicn aDout 160 were thrown overooara
In setting her oft.
Hchr Mary M lines (or Pbiianemniai tJpi. unrnire.
now at Newport, H 1 , bas been libelled by the owners
of the Pear Alonr.o O. Auallu, Willi whloU vessol she
collided In Anrll Inst.
eenrw. Li rnrinvs, imm w iiaiinKton. , lor
New York, belore reported wrecked on the bar below
the former port, registered 21 H tons aud was built in
ISM at Philadelphia, whence sbe balls.
I 'ant.. Kina. ot the sohr Ann 1 . reports ny pier
from Jseksonvllle. Kla., as follows: Vessel left Phi
ladelphia July 1st. for New Orlnnns, loaded with gene
t cargo. Nothing of lmporianoo tranplr d until
thesist, when, err tne coast oi norma, encimnierea
neavT sonsns. wnicn increasea loaanie. wan ir-
mendntm oross sea: OiintloillliK Oil tne Hid. vnsSKl
Birfclnlng and leaking had'y; 23d. gale still continuing.
threw overooara oecK ioaa pat mi nmius ri ids
t. iimns. and hore awsv for Jacksonvl I: 24lb. flodtuf
it Inipc sslble to reach shore, all bands being worn out
wun incessant iaor aiine pomps, inn vessel inns
having ft'i feet water In the hold and settling rapidly,
oonclnded best to abandon her and take to the bnt
which we did, when she shortly nrtor went down. We
were then about loo miles oft shore. After being ex
nosed for two days In the open boat, arrived at New
Hmyrna. Fla.; remained there a week without being
KhlH to communicate. We llnally obtained a small
vessel and arrived Here August JU. oat everything
exc pinronomier.
AMUSEMENTS.
TTtTAl
YV tir Nliith and Wlnut Htrens. Ri-glnsat s.
SEVENTH NIGH T OF J. K. McDONOUUH'd
BLACK CKOOK,
ANU
nit AND rARISIENNE BALLET TROCrF.
THE GlvEATKhT COMBINATION OF. ARTISTS
tr ink luun rut,
MAD'LLEB Mt'RLACCHI. DIANt. LEATT. WIS-
DELi A1.BKHI I INK. ANU Air,AaiNUitK?A,
OMltJINAL FKKNC'H CAN-CAN,
Tbe Original Frenoli Can-Can,
Ttie OrlL-lnal French Can-Can.
Introduced aid arranged by the I'pprless
M'LL.K SIOKLAtXJHI.
GRAND AIAKCH AND DRILL
By the .Amazonian Warriors.
RUSTIC AND OLAhSIO DA NCI NO.
GRAND TALEAUX AN U STARTLING EFFECTS.
THE TRIPLE TRANSFORMATION SCENE,
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATKE.
EVERY EVENING AND SAT DUD AY
ACIKHNOUN,
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE.
In Grand Ballets, Ethiopian Burlesqa. Katun.
DaneB, Pantomimes, Gymnast Aota, eta.
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
M
E E It I C K & SONS'
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
No. 430 WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM WRIGHT'S PATENT VARIABLE
; CUT OFJf STEAM-ENGINE,
Regulated by the Governor.
MERRICK'S 8AFETY HOISTING MACHINE.
Patented Jane, 1868.
DAVID JOY'S
PATENT VALVELEdS STEAM HAMMER.
D. M. WESTON'S
PATENT SELF-CENTERING, SELF-BALANCING
CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR-DRAINING MACHINE
AND
HYDRO EXTRACTOR,
For Cotton or Woollen Meuufacturers. 7 lOmwf ly
F?K PENN STEAM ENU1XE AND
-" :t 1 J-7 BOILER WORKS.-NEAF1E LEVY,
1 iv.iiijAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS
MACHINIST ROlLEK-MAKEltS. B A 11 K .
oAilTHo, and FOUNDERS, liavlug lor many years
ueeu iu BucceHHiui opuiauou, auu neon exclusively
t Dned la building aud repairing Marine and River
n.ugiue, nign aua low-pressure, iron Boners, water
Tuuks, Propellers, etc etc, respectfully offer their
services to the public as being fully prepared to con-
tract tor eugiuea 01 ail sizes, ariue, Klver, and
btatiooary; having seia of patterns of diB'ereut sisos
are prepared to execute orders with quick despatch.
Every description of pattern-making made at the
shorteat notice. High and Low-pretwnre Fine
Tubular and Cylinder Rollers, ol the beet Pennsylva-
urn ciiMrvutti 11 uu. rorgmgs o, mi .i&ee ana kinds
Iron and Brass Caatluus of all descrlotlon- Ril
Turning, Scr-w Cnttlrg, and ail other work connected
wuu Liiu aoove Business.
Draw Id km and si.titllnatlona for all work dnna at
the tstablishment free vJ charge, and work guaran
teed. , . m
The sunacriDere nave ampia wuarr-aocK room for
repairs of bouts, where they can lie In perfect safety
and are Drovlded with shears, blocks, falls, eta. at
tor raising urnvv ur ngun yioh"".
ACOB O.NEAFrHL
1. . LI Kl D r 'T '
15
BEACH and PALMER Street.
I. VAUUHS aSSSlUK, WILLIAM H, MKaBIOK
jomraoora
S0CTI1WA1JK FOUNDBr, FIFTH ASD
WASHINGTON Streeia.
rHILADBLPHTA,
, MERRICK A SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACII INTSTB.
mannfacture lilsh and Low PrnminiHiiom Rnatna.
lor Land, Illv.r, and Marine Service.
iJouers, uaitomeiers. Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings of all kinds, either Iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roolklor Uaa Wort. Wnrkahona. and
Railroad citations, eta.
Reiorte and Gas Machinery, ot the latest and most
lmnroved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, also
Sugar, Saw, aud Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Oil
Sieam Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping, En.
glnes, etc. . t
BOie Ageuta iur n . Aiiienx a f .wu rauar auuiui
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and
Asplnwall A Woolsey'i Patent Centrifugal Sugar
Lralhlug Machines. '
piTLER, WEAVER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
MANILLA AND TARRED CORDAGE, CORDS
TWINES, ETC.,
No. Z3 North WATEB Street, and
No. North DELAWARE Avenue,
I PHILADILPHIA.
Edwin H, Fitlkb, Mich ail wtvx,
Com bad F. CiX)TMIg . 1 141
w
yo-t
IRE GUARDS.
HTOXilS rrto.llS s-tii
FAC-
TOBIES, ETC
Patent Wire Balling, Iron Bedsteads, Ornaments
Wire Work, Paper Makers' Wires, and every variety
ol Wire Work, manufactured by
. WALKER A HON a,
uwt No 11 north SIXTH suraas. .
"PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL.
X Philadelphia, January tft, 18SS,
'ipe avtenaiDg managers arc:
S. Morris Wain. No, lm South Delaware avenue.
Adolph E, Borle, No. Wi Dock street.
Atteudlug Physician Dr. J, M. Da Costa, No, loot
Spruce sin ot, ,.
Attending surgeons Dr. Addlne.ll Hewson, No. 1U8
South Fliteenth street; Dr. D. Hayes Aguew, No, ie
North Eleventh street. .. . . ..
The flDslclans and Surgeons attend at the Hospi
tal every day (Hundays excepted), to receive appil
ration lr aonilhslon, ' ' ,
Persons seriously injared by accident are always
admitted If brought to tbe Hospital Immediately
thareafUB 8lt7
rtTiinill.ASD CEMETERY
COMPANY
YY The lollowlng Managers aud OOloers
have
been elected b r the year ibi; . ;
ELI K. P1UCE. President.
Wm. H. Moore. I Win W. Keen,
Samuel b. Moon,
Gi lit fralletl,
Ferdlnaud J. lireer,
George L Busby,
oln urenie.
It A. Knig"t.
..,i. Treasnrer-111-4 R.TUWN8SNI).
The Mauauers have patsed a resolu Ion requiring
both Loibt'ldera aud Vlflturs to preoeut tickets at the
ei.irance for aduilsslon to the Cemetery. Tickets
niay be bad at the Office of the Company, No. 8U
ARCH Btreet, or 01 any of the Manager.
DRY GOODS.
TOADIES ABOUT TO LEAVE THE
oity tor their country houses or the sew-shore
wUl And It greatly to their advantage, beOM pur
chasing elsewhere, to axanloe
Tiie Extcnslye Stock, at Greatly Reduced
rrlccs, of
E. M. NEEDLC8
& CO.,
STREET
No. HOI CHESNUT
QIBABD BOW,
Comprising a complete assortment for personal or
household oee, of
LACKS. EMBROIDERIES. HANDK EROHIEPS
PUFFED, BEVERED AND TUCKED MU
XNS, CAMBRICS, JACONETS,
PIQUKB, and WHITE GOODS,
In every variety.
VEILS AND VEIL MATERIALS of every descrip
tion, together wttb an extensive assortment of
HOUSEHOLD LLNEXS,
AT TEMPTING J?ItIO8
In every wldtb and quality.
BHIRTING,PILLOWOA8E, BHEETINQ, ATABUt
LINENS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, FLANNELS,
DIMITIES FOB HPREADS, AND FURNI
TURE COVERS, MARSEILLES, HO
NEYCOMB, AND OTHER bPREADH,
TOWELS AND TOWELLING IN
DAMASK AND HUCKABACK,
HUMMER BLANKET 8, TA
ble covEits, Era
ALSO, SHIRTING, PILLOW-OA8E AND SHEET
INQ MUSLINS.
S. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
No. HOI OIIESNUT STREET,
SU GIRARD BOW-
PROPOSALS.
pROTOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.
Depot Quart kbmartkr's Officr. 1
Wahhinoton. D. U, July SI, lf6.
PROPOSALS ARE JNV1TEU. from reepouaiole
partlex, until 12 M. August 17, 1MI9, lor fnriiMilnn all
IheCOBN. OAT?, HAY' aud RY K STRAW to beot
tiiHt-clbss mtrcliantable quaiiiy.) required at this
Depot during the year commencing October 1, 1HG1.
Forage aad Hlraw 10 be delivered monthly, any wnre
wlihinone niileof the limits ol the cities of Wash,
lniuou and Georgetown, and a sniad quantity at
rjioidlera' Home, and in such quantities aud at such
times as ordered by tne Quartermaster In charge,
torn to be delivered In good sacks, of about two
buefaels each, filty-slx (60) pounds to the bunhei; Oats
In llkt xscks, of about three bushels each, ot not 1ms
than tt lrty-lwo (82) pouuds to the bushel; Hay and
ri raw uaieu. snu 10 weigu two tuousauo ? W) pounds
per ton. Kids will bIbo be received for Hay uubaled.
Bidders wl.l sia'e price or sacks separate, ol oais
and corn per bushel, and of hay and straw per ton.
We now use about eight thou (and (mim) bushels of
grain, one huudred and eighty (l.HO) 'ous of hay, aud
thirty elghti-H; tons ol straw per month: but we re
serve toe rlkht 10 Increase or diminish, that quantity
by one-third, on priper notice, and the coLiractor
wl'l be reiiulred to keep at leaHttwo nionlns' supply
ol lorsge aud straw on haiid, aud to have a place of
business In this city.
Guarantees will be furnished with each bid. In the
srm of if n thousand Dollar, signed by two reapmiHi-
uie bureLiec, inav tue muut-r win, 11 nuccesiui, wuuin
len days a fur bis acceptance, exeofite a contract In
accordance with above requirements. Theconirac.or
win be required 10 exhibit ou or before tbe loth dav
of Sep' ember next satisfactory evidence that he lj
prepared 10 commeuce lultilliug contract.
I'aymeuis win oe maue momniy lor quantity or
forage and straw delivered If In funds, or as soou
theieailer as lunds are furnished lor ilieouruose.
None to be paid for except on receipt of the parties
10 wrtom uenvery nas oeeu oruereu.
A bona In the sum or twenty thousand ($20,000) dol
lais. sikued by himself and two accented sureties.
will he r quired of lue successful bidder lor the faun
till fulUlment ol bis contract.
Should tbe contractor fall to fnrn sh the kind and
quanilty of lorsgeand S' raw required. It will ue par
ibus d In open market, and the excess of cost charged
to him.
All bids will be snbml ted to the Quartermaster
OvbBiAl balora .w.rdlu, ouuiiMt,
Pioposals will be adresAed to the nnderslgned
rxsrked "Proposals for Forage," and blduers are lu-
VI ea to oe prtsent at ineopeuing ui unit.
By order of the Quartermaster-General.
J. U MoFERRAS,
8 3 12t Deputy Quartermanter-Geueral,
Bvt. Brlg -Oen U. H A., and Depot Quaiteimaster.
u.
S. ENGINEER OFFICE,
NO. 27 WEST HOUSTON STREET,
KW 1 OKK.1 AUgUSK 0, IWjo )
Sealed Proprsals w'll be received at this ollice until
12 noon or SATURDAY, September 6, Ixbo, for tbe
removal ol the wreck of the steamer Scotland, situ
ated iu tbe South Channel, near Saudy Hook, N. J.
Tue wi eck and all material pertaining to the vessel
must be removed to a dt pa or at least leet meau
low water, aud no portion shall again ba deposited,
alter removal, below high water mark.
The work must be completed by December 1, 189.
The wreck will be divided Into three sections by
dividing tLe space Irom the bow to the stern Into
three(S) tqual portions. When tbe first section, be
ginning at tbe b'w, bas been removed to the pie
cilbeu depth, and according to the foregoing coudl
tli us, one-quarter of the stipulated price ror the re
moval will ba paid; when the secoud sectioa has been
removed, one-quaner of ibe price, as above, will be
raid, and wheu the th'rd section has been removed,
be balance of the stipulated Bum will be paid: pro
vided that the work Khali be prosecuted and finished
In tbe order above glvt n.
Proposals must state tbe sum In full for whloh the
partite propose 10 do the entire wo.k; and must be
accompanied by a guarantee of two responsible per
sons that the bidder will duly execute a contract.
The proposals aud guarantee will be of the farm to
he obtained at this oifice.
No bids exceeding one hundred thousand dollars
wi.l be entertained. JOuN NEWTON,
Ututenant-Coiouel or Engineers,
86 6t Brevet Maj ar-Geueral U. 8. A.
TMPROVEMENT OF OGDENSBORQ HAR-
J ROR. NEW YORE.
Sealed Propotals. in duplicate, will be received at
this cilice until 12 M.. MONDAY, August 10, 188, for
deepening by dredging tbe harbor or Ogdensburg,
New York ee as to give twelve feet of water at the
lowest stage, In tbe following places, vlr..:
ecllon J. On the outer bar across tbe channel into
the upper harbor, northeasterly from the lighthouse,
whereabout ia,iHH cublo yards of hard sand Is esti
mated to require removal.
Section II. Between the bridge, the rerry wharf
and the Rome Railroad depot, where, It Is estl
Djattd, about M.oio cubic yards ot very bard "hard
pan," wltk gravel and small bgulders, must be taken
i.ui.
All the rraterlal (which will be measured In the
scows) must be dumped at least half a mile below the
Outer bar, in ueep nwer, at a poiui, 10 ua tuaraou.
The work muni be commenced as soon as possible,
and no later lhau fcepl. 15 lbtK, continued as long as
pofislbie in is eeaaou, auu co ipieieu uy tuesutu 01 xno
vember, 1869. ...
Bidders must propone for each section separately,
and separate contracts will be made for each.
Bits must be u.ade upon primed blanks, which can
be procured at this office, for similar written oues),
whluta rnunt be properly tilled up and signed ai Indi
cated. Ail the Information p sser-sed at this oraca
will be given to bidders, out all wiehing to contract art
wirticularty rruurtUd to examine at Outterutmrg before
tendina in thtir but. . . O. E. BLUNT,
Lleut.-Lol. Engineers and BreveUJol. U. B. A,
V. S. JINOlNkkBOFKK'IC, I
Oewtoo, N. Y., July
lono. j
716 201
D1
IPARTMENT OP PUBLIC niGUWAYS.
OFFICE NO. 1" ' n oireei..
rHiin'iiiiriii, Auviak . uku
NOTICETO CON IRACIOltS
Sealed Propoeals will be received at the Office of the
Chlel Comnii siouerol Highways uutil 10 o'clock A.
M . on MONDAY, luth lusunt, for ine construction of
a Sewer on the lint of Eleventh street, Irom Vine
street 10 Ibe north side ot Mark's lane, with a clear
lLS.de diameter ot three feet, wltu such maubnles as
may be directed by the Chlel Euglueer aud surveyor.
The understanding to be that the contractor shall
take bills prepared against tbe property frnutlug on
eald sewer to the auinuut of one dollar and iwtnly
live cents lor each 1'neal foot of trout on each side of
he street a so much cash paid; the tialaece. ai Urn
lied by ordinance, to bii paid by the city, and the con
tractor will be reoulred 10 keep the street and sewer
Iu good order lor three years alter the sewer la iin-
lBUin the street Is occupied by a Pity passenger
Ptil load track the Sewer Shall be constructed al mg
s deof hKl iraca In suchmanu.r as uol loobn'ruct ot
literlere wlhlbe safe passage of the cars thereon;
ai.u no c alm lor r uiuuer. lou ehail he paid u e Cnn
tractoi by tbe company using said tri ck . as specltted
'UAAflb in.u'voWrVr. a. the tlm.
id Dla e f 01 enlDg the ald Prunosala. Kauh pro.
n tat will ha accon-'Psnl'd by a cerllllcata that a
Boifd has bei? 'd 'u theLBWleparimeoia.dl.
.'..Hh- iifJitianre Of May . 18ti0. II the .owa.t
Bpicllicailoi s may ba u ' " , T,?
veys, which will be "Vo'cKINSON.
8 7Jt . Chief Cmu ilssloner of Uigha aya
lj""" " HAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
Of all numbers and brands.
Trunk, and Wagon Cover Dock.
AleoPswTMaoulaclurera' Drlor Felia from
irom una w
ne. etc
JOHN W. EVKRM AN A CO.,
uer'fhe VlVVVfl d" wUl b, delmVd a." d
cilna .nd will be he'd i ab"e on hi. bond for tne
i ;.',n.-w"' Tiihld and th next biKhext bld-
uuierenca ceiwt
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
, FiRE Insurance.
LlrerpooL and LondoNf-d GlobE
. . IasurancE pompon Yi
SEVENTEEN MILLIONS.
Short Term, Terpctnal, Floating, and Beat
, Tollclcs Issued on Kivarablo terms.
Office, No. 6 JaEaiSTS EXCHASUE.
AT WOOD 8 WITH.
Ui GENERAL AGENT. '
ELAWAHE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUK
A NCK COMPAN t . Incorporated by ta U-gic
ture ot Pennsylvania, iM.
Oflloe, Bontbeaet corner THIRD and WALNUT
. Btreoie, Philadelphia.
MAK1NK INHUKANCEH
On Vtssela, Cargo, aid Freight, to ail parUot tie
World.
INLAND INSURANCE?
On Goods, by river, canal, lake, and land carriages to
all Darts of Uie Union.
P FIRK INSDraNCES
On merchandle genxraily.
On Stores. Dwelling Houses, etc.
ASSET Till COMPAJfT
Novemoer 1, lr7.
I200.C0U United Slates Five Per Cent.
Loan 10-41M -
120.000 United States Five Per Cent.
1 201 ,000 DO
Iioan. lftM -
10,000 United states 7 3-10 Per Cent. Loan
Treasury Notes . -
BO-000 Stat -or Pennsylvania Six Per
1 Cent, Loan
125,000 City of Phllad. IphtaSix Per Cent.
Loan (exempt irom tax)
19 000 Stale t.l New Jersey Six Percent
Loan -
20 0(0 Pennsylvania Railroad First
Moitgagebix Percent. Boud.
25,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, Sei ond
MoitgagnHx PerCeut. Bonds.
25,000 Weniern Pennsylvania Railroad
Six Per Cent. Bonds ( Pt ounyl
vanla Rallroa I guaranteed)....
80,000 Stale 01 Tennwsee Five Per
Cent. Loans.....
7000 State of Tennessee Six Percent.
Loan.
6,000,300 shares stock ol Gernantown
Gas Company (principal aud
Interest iruaranteed by the
cliyof Philadtl,hlBj.... M
TJK"0 150 Shares Slock of Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company. ..,
8,000 Kosbaree stock of North Penn
sylvania Kailroad Comoanv.
20,000 80 Shares Stock Philadelphia
and southern Mall Steamship
Com pany
201,600 Loans on Bonds and Mortgage,
hrst liens on City Propeily
1M.400W
52,562-50
210 070 00
125,625 00
Sl.OOO'OO
19,800-00
23.875 00
20,000 60
18,000-00
4270-00
15.000 00
7,80000
800-00
15.000 00
2U1.90T -00
11,102,802-60
1, 10l,4,0 ar, Market value.
Joet, iotti,t)7i ai.
Beat Fstate
Bills Jiece.vable lor lnsuranca
P'lla
Bal.mes due at A gene e Pre
miums ou Marine Policies
Accrued mtPiHHt and other
oebta dun the Coir pany
stock audecripnl sundry lusu
rance and other companies
, nO78-00; estimated valna
Cash In Bank..... H08 017 I0
Cash In Drawer 28 52
86,000'OU
219,185 67
43,884-38
8,0 17 00
181.815 62
t,o 1507,606 16
Thomas C. Hand.
John C. Davis.
a aiuea vi. xiana,
Samuel E. stokes,
James Traqualr,
William C Ludwlg, .
Jacob P. Jonee,
James R. McFarland,
Kdmond A. Souder.
Joseph H. Seal,
Theophllus Paulding,
Hugh Craig
Edward Darlington
John R. Penrose,
H. Jones Brooke,
Benry Hoan,
George Lei per,
William U. Rouuon,
Edward Lalourcade.
josiiua r. js.yre,
Johu D. taylor.
spencer Mcllvalne,
Henry O Dal lett, Jr.,
(ieorae W. Beruardou,
D. T'. Morgau.Plllahurg.
J, B hemplM,
A. H. Rerirer. "
Jacob Rlegel,
THOMAS C. H A D. President.
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice-President,
HENRY LYLRIJRN. Secretary.
HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary. 1280
ggJ-CIIARTER PERPETUAL.
Frauklin Fire Insurance Co.
OF PIII-ADKEiPIIIA.
OFFICE:
Kos. 435 and 437 CUESiNUT STEEET.
assets our jancabt i, tses,
8,003,74000,
CAPITAL..
ioo,ooo-o
A CCK UED 8 V&fL U8
tKKSll VJtS...., ......
UNSETTLED CLAIMS.
l,Ol,Stg-!u
...lllS4,.att
INCOME FOR 1868
SSl,UOO-00.
JLVSBES PAID SIXl'E 1890 OVCB
C 500,000.
Perpetual and Tempotary Policies on Liberal Terms.
DIRECTORS
Charles N. Bancker,
Tobias Wagner,
r-auiiiel Uraut,
Oeorga W. Richards,
Isaac Lta,
CHARLES N
Ueorge Falea,
Allreu Filler.
Frauds . Lewis, M.D..
t uuuia. csparaa,
WUliam S. Uraut.
BANCXKR. PnililaiiL
unuivDc v ica-i-resiuent.
JAB. W. MtAlsrR, Seoieiary pro tern.
Except at Lexington, Kentucky, this Company has
DOA8utm nrVJriiMuuK, 8 12g
(NSURE AT HOME
. 1H THB
reiin Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY,
Ko. 821 C11ESSUT St., rhlladcIphJa.
AMsiETS, ,0O0,OO0.
; CHARTERED BY OUR OWN STATE.
MARACiEl BY OlE OWM CITIZENS.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
POLICIES ISSUED UN VARIOUS PL ASS.
Applications may be made at the Home Office, and at
tbe Agenclte throughout the State. fg lgj
JAMES TRAQfalR PRESIDENT
kASIlKh s10EM...... V.CB-PRE-IDENT
JHO. W. JHOltNOK A. V. P. and AC I'UAR Y
llOK Alio S. TEPMEMl... B tCRElARY
FEOV1DENT L1FK AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA., 1
No. Ill S. FuURTH btrevt,
INCORPORATED 8u MON TH. 22, 1865.
CAPITAL. i 6(1,000 r-AID IN.
intnrance ou Lives, by Yearly Premiums; Of tat,
iu 0r 20 year J remlums, Non-forleliura.
V . iiulllea granted ou favorable terms.
Term Pollclea, Children's Endowments.
This Company ,w bile giving tiie Insured the seonrlty
ot a paid-up Cat lial, wul dlvlce tbe eutlre proUta of
the Liie busiueas among the policy holders.
Monev rtcelved at luiereat and paid on demand.
Authorised oy tne cuartor 10 execute frn.. a, aud
.0 act as Executor or Administrator, Asslgueo, or
tiuardlau.aud In otner fiduciary capacities, uudnr ap
puiutmenlot auy Court nl this Commonwealth, or
uiy person or persons, or bodies pollllo or corporate.
niBKcioaa,
IIAMUEL R. SHIPLEY, (HENRY HAINPJ8,
OSHU A H. MORRIS, T. WISTAR BRO :
UC'SaRDWOOD. W. CLONUS 1'RtCI'H!
IIICHARD CADBCBY. WILLIAM HACKEE,
iUt CHARLhS Jf. COFFIN.
RAMUELB.SHlPLfc-Y, ROWLAND PARRY,
President, Actuary,
WILLIAM C. LONUSTRETH, Vloe-Presldeul.
THOMAS WISTAR. M. D., J. B. TOW'NSEND, .
7 27 Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser,
P1KENIX ISSURASCB COMPANY OP
PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 1804 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No 224 M A UN UT Street, opposite the fcxub uga.
This Company luauree Irom Ions or damage by ,
FIRE,
on liberal terms on bnlld" ug., merchandise, furniture
etc. for limited periods, aud permanently on build
lugs by deposit of premiums.
The Company has been In active operation tor more
tt an SIXTY 4 ERS, during wbioi) all loasas have
btenpromptly adjohtedahd paid. . -
John L. Hodga,
David Lewis,
M. R Maliony,
John T.Lewis,
William B Grant,
Kob-rl W. Leamluf,
I. Clark WharU-n,
T .wranca Lewis Jr.
Benjamin Eitlng,
Thomas H. Powers,
A. R. McHflury,
Edmund t'aitlllou,
Hamtiel Wl'cox,
i.ewis ii. orris.
JOHN R. WIU1H KltW.R. Prealdant.
8a-B I. Wuxxi bouietary. . k
INSURANCE COMPANIES. ,.,
TILLINCHA8T a HILT'O
INSUBASCE ROOSIS, , ;,
No. 409 WALNUT St.
AfJENTS AND ATTORNEYS FOBj
Home Fire Insurance Company)
NalW HAVEN, CONK,
SprlngCeld Fire and Marine Ins. Co.,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Yonkcrs and New York Insurance Co.,
NEW YORK
reoples' Fire Insurance Company,
. WORCESTER, MASS.,
Atlantic Fire and Marine Insurance Co..
providence, a. 1.
Guardian Fire Insurance Company,
NEW YORK
Lumberman's Fire Insurance Co.,
CHICAGO, ILL
Iosnrauce effected at LOWEST RATES.
All losses promptly and liberally adjusted at their
Offlce, Ko. 409 1VALMJT Street,
Hi PHILADELPHIA.
N8URE AT HOME.
GUARDIAN FIRE AND MARINE
INSUIL1NCE COMPANY,
No. 420 WALNUT
Street.
PHILADELPHIA,
CHARTERED CAl'ITiL, .
PAI1) IN CAl'ITAL, . .
$500,000
- - 9100,000
DEBTS.
NO LOSSES OK
Insure against loss or damage by Fire on -uuulne-a.
Merchandise, Hon-enold Furniture, and all nthm
Insurable property, and also take Marine, Canal,
and Inland Navigation Risks at the lowest rate con
sistent with security,
W. K. wwENs, President,
NATHAN HAINES Secretary. - f 5 18 in,
BEN J. V. O BR YON, Sarvny
DIRECTOKS. . .
Wm. K. Owentf
Arthur Maglnnlg.
Wm. W. aenoer, -
Oi. M. toEeu,
Na'ban Haines,
1 homas Wlnlaraa,
Howard A. Mlckle,
i. Aemp BartleU.
3"a K. McDonald.
Hon. beo, V, Lawrenoe,
Hon Stephen T. Wilann.
James V. EIrk,
R. C. Worthlngton,
Wm. R i ressan, -John
Smlck,
Edward N. Grattan, '
N S D R A
N 0
OF
0 O M P A N T
NORTH AMERICA,
Ko. 232 WALNUT STREET, PHILADa.
INCORPORATED 1794. CHARTER PEBPJSTrjAX,
Mai-l-a, lalaad, ajsd Ftro Iaaaranca. -
ASSETS JANUARY 1,188, ,. 2,001,26-6-7
120,000,000 Losbss Paid in CaaJi Bince ita
. Organization.
DIBEOlORS.
Arthur G. Coffin.
George L. Harrlaon.
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Samuel W. Jouea,
John A. Brown,
Charles Taylor, .
Ambrose White,
William Welsh,
Richard D. W ood,
8. Morris Wain, -John
Maaoa.
Edward H. Trotter..'
Ed ward S. Clarke, '
T. Chariton Heorv. "
Alfred D. Jessup,
John P. White,
Louis C. Madeira. '
AATltUH U
COFFIN, PreMet
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WILLIAM BCEHL1;k, Uarrlsbnrg, Pa.. Centra
Agent lor the Slate of Pennsylvania. . J
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. TH B
PENNbYJ VAMa F1KH. INSURANCE COM
PAN 1 Incorp jraieu 18x6 Charuir Perpetual No.
tio WALNUT Street, opposite Independence Square.
This Company, favorably known to the community
for over fbriy years, continues to Insure against losa
or damage by.Hre ou Public or Private Buildings,
either permanent y or for a limited time. Also on
Furniture, Slocks of Ooods, and Merchandise vena,
rally, on liberal terms. a
Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund.
Is invested In tbe most careful manner, which ena.
blea them to otter to the Insured an undoubted aaoa
ilty In the case of lot,-
01a gjOToaa.
Daniel Smith, Jr., 1 John Dereretrz,
Alexander Bensoa, Thomas Smith, ;
Isaac Haslehurst, Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robbins, J. uiilingham Fell'
Daniel Haddock, Jr.
DANIKL smith, Jm. President:
Wir.T.T.st S. Ob owx secreiary. I go
FURNISHING GOODS, SH1RT3,&0
. H. 8. K. C.
Harris Seamless Kid Gloves.
ETEHT PAIU WABBANTED, .
EXCLUSIYE AGENTS FOR GENTS' GLOVES.
4 W. SCOTT & CO.,
ITlrp
KO. 14 CIIESHVT BIBEET,
pATENT SHOULDER-SEAM
aniBT MANUFACTOBT,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINQ STORE.
PFPFECT FITTING SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
made irom measurement a vi-rr short notice.
All other ar.lclea 01 GENTLEMEN'S DREjS
GlOLb In fail variety.
WINCHESTER & CO.,
Ill No, 708 CHESNUT Street.
GAS FIXTURES.
JOHN J. a IAVXB. J BELLBHS PKMNOCK,
EAYEB & PENNOCK,
PLDMBEB, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
NO. 87 NORTH SEVENTH STREET,
Pnlladelphla.
Country Beats flttt d op with Gas and Wa'er, In first
class style. A n assortment ot Brass and Irdn Lift and
Force Pumps of nttaotlv on hand
LEAD BURNING AND CHEMICAL PLUMBING.
N. B. Wa er Wheels supplied to tbe trade and
others at rei-souble prloee 1 81 lm
A K I X TURK a
MDiKKY, MERRILL & T HACK ABA.
u (10 r . . j . . i.i w,
inanuiactnrers of Gan Fixtures. Lamps, etc., eic.
elegnut asBurtment ol Gas ChandHllers, Puuanta,
Brackets, etc. They also lutn.d'ioe ga. pipes luto
dwelliugs and pnbllo bulidlnga, and attend 'i.xteu
lug, altering and repalriug (aa.oIpm.
All work warranted. UU '
GROCERIES, ETC.
r0 FAMILIES REEIDINQ IN TUB RURAL.
' DISTRICTS,
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We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply famUlaa
at their couotr residences with every description g
FINE GROCERIES, TEAS, ETC.,
AL.HKBT C. BOBEUTS,
Dealer la Fin Grooertea;
HTiro Corner ELEVNTH and TUX- Blj