THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JUNE. 3,' 18G9.
3
rrows sTTivzmAiiY.
I'ltT Adair.
TliC Examiners In the contested election
cane met yesterday, and resumed the tukinir of
testimony. ,
Mr. John T. Murray lins linen appointed A
deputy by U. 8. Marshal (Jregory. Air. Murray
was an cult-lent oergeant of police for mituy
yearn In the Seventh ditrlct.
The Coroner was summoned yesterday nftcr
fioon to a house hai k of No. TW Krlde.r's alley,
to hold nn inquest on the body of Mary Webb,
who was fouud dead.
A woman, feeble with ac, bcini? seventy-six
years old, had a hearing at the Central Station
yenterday, charged with obtaining money upon
the false representation that bIio was an inmate
f the Pcnn Widows' Asylum. Several witnesses
were examined, who testified to the false repre
sentations, but none of them could testify in
respect to the receipt of money, and the ease
was postponed uutil other witnesses were sub
poenaed. The journeymen stonecutters belonging to
the Stonecutters' Association of Philadelphia
are now on a strike for an advance in wages.
They demand live dollars per dav, for nine hours'
.work, and eight hours on S:ituil,iy. The wages
at present are four dollars per day of nine hours.
Tho men stopped work ou Tuesday lift, the
employers having refused to grant the advance.
The apprentices are also on a strike for nine
hours as a day's labor instead of ten.
Patrick Carroll fell out of a cart at Ninth and
Thompson streets yesterday, and received severe
injuries about the head. lie was taken to No.
5(44 Percy street.
Yesterday afternoon Ktuanuel SchulTi-r, 1:2
years old, was run over by a wagon at Amber
and Cumberland streets, and was badly hurt.
Jlis parents reside at Brooks ami Creen streets.
Margaretta Welsh, S years old, residing in
(ireen court, near Shippeu and Seventh streets,
wlille washing window sash yesterday, broke a
pane of glass and cut an artery in the wrist.
She was taken to the hospital.
Two young colored uicn. named James
Moore and Middleton lla,le. wetv before Alder
man Kerr yesterday, charged with daring street
thefts. Several ladies testified that Moore bad
met them on the street, snatched their porte
inonnaies from their hands, and ran off with
them. Sergeant McCarthy testified to the arrest,
lia.le was arrested by Policeman Cody, and
Lydia McStocker testified that the prisoner
sei.ed her portcnionnaie, which was hanging
by a chain to one of her arms, and escaped with
it.'lioth the prisoners were committed for trial.
The annual primary elections of the Repub
lican party take place next Tuesday evening.
One delegate is to be elected from each division
to each of the following Conventions: Coroner,
City Treasurer, Recorder of Deeds, City Com
missioner, Clerk of Quarter Sessions. Prothono
tary of the District Court, and In the First Sena
torial district. There is also to be elected one
delegate from each division to a Representative
Convention, and two delegates Jrom each divi
sion to u Ward Convention.
A large meeting of carpet weavers was held
last evening at Friendship Hall. Norris and Sep
viva streets. Reports were received from a num
ber of manufacturing establishments, a majority
of whom were opposed to the juice demanded
by the weavers for their.wagcs, I'.l, 20, and 'M.'.j
cents per yard, clear of winding, and an addition
of two cents per yard when the employes pay
for the winding. A motion prevailed that all
weavers not receiving the full price demanded
should quit work ou Friday, and that a commit
tee of three be appointed to ascertain how manv
looms are in uf e at the l ull price, and the same
be published, and an invitation extended to all
men working at the reduction to join in the
strike.
A fire broke out last evening in the second
story of the building No. liS N. Third street,
occupied in the second and third stories by
Charles Cawley, whip manufacturer, and in tho
basement and "first floor by (ieorge V. Severin,
dealer in tobacco. The fire did not extend be
yond the room in which it originated, and did
but little damage there. Mr. Cawley's stock
was damaged by watr, but to what extent could
not be determined last night. His insurance of
tlJOCO in 4I10 Guardian and Spcctatorwill.it is
thought, cover his loss. Mr. Scvoriu's stock was
damaged by water.
A nu-etins of house-carpenters was held last
evening in the hall at the northeast corner Rroad
and Arch streets, for the purpose of organizing
unions in all parts of the city. Joseph Matlaek
presided and William 11. Weller acted as Secre
tary. To facilitate the object, and in order that
the different organizations may not dash, the
city has been divided into five sections, iu each
of which a union w ill be formed. Reports of the
various committees were received, showing a
highly satisfactory progress of the movement,
several of the new organizations having obtained
rooms, and their rolls of members showing a
gratifying increase. The meeting then adjourned
to meet at the call of the officers.
Domestic A (talr.
Cold closed yesterday at MS.1;.
Earthquake waves were seen yesterday in
the bay at San Francisco.
Commodore James P. Foster. V. S. N., died
at Indianapolis yesterday.
In one year the registered vote of Washing
ton, D. C, has decreased JWI0.
Tho New York State Temperance Conven
tion met yesterday at Syracuse.
The graves of Confederate soldiers at Rich
mond were decorated yesterday.
Secretary Stanton is in ill health, and will
soon leave Washington for the North.
Deunis Keen was yesterday convicted of the
murder of his brother-in-law, ut Boston.
Klliott's mills, at Wbonsocket, R. I., were
bured on Tuesday night. Loss 100, 000.
A million dollars worth of bonds were
bought yesterday by the Government iu New
York.
The Republicans arc confident of their
ability to carry the Washington, D. C, city elec
tion. "American G'ui" beat "Goldsmith Maid,"
and "Lucy," yesterday, at the Union Course,
The-New Hampshire Legislature convened
yesterday. Governor Stearns will be inaugu
rated to-day.
Yesterday the woman s suffrage movement
in the Massachusetts Senate was defeated by a
vote of 0 to ti.
YcstcnKy the Custom louse officers seized
$40,000, found on the pcrsous of two passengers
on the steal ler Java.
A boat with nine men drifted over a cascade
below the Rumford Falls, near Lewiston, Me.
Three men were drowned.
A bill placing the Boston police under the
control of three commissioners U to be submit
ted to tho Massachusetts Legislature.
The three opening races of tho spring meet
ing at Jerome Park, yesterday, were won by
Passaic, R. W. Caulrous' bay tilly, and Rapture.
i'i.a ........i r.m.mu in' the lairer-beer brew-
ersof the L'uited States opened yesterday in
Newark, N.J. Two hundred leading brewers
were present. ",., r.
rrin f tim hitc. William McDonald.
whowas famous iistheownerot "Hora rempie,
.was married, yesterday, to M. De Spyer, of
Switzerland.
.,..,.r.ta Uiimrt l,v tho Treasury De
partment to meet the expenses of the Govern
ment during the monin oi -uuy
civil, miscellaneous, and lorcign service, ?,oji,
William R. Sheldon lias been arrested In
New York, for complicity In setting fire to the
stables on West Twenty-third street, some
months ago, w hen so many valuable hores were
burned.
It is said that the Internal Revenue Bureau
...in ,i..l1n mrtiinkt. tliA i-loiin imwlo hv certain
win uv L.viv, ...... - - - j ;
parties to have cigars manufactured by convict
labor in the penitentiaries of Pennsylvania.
m...... tirfMiart fiiiltrtitlmi Lit tint SUmtli
1 lllllD IU 1 11 V t ...... .
i ...... i . -1 1 1 , . , ii t.tr it uniivAnlliin ,f
Have ucvu ns1-" r' "v ""
Southern men, at Montgomery, Ala., and a
Stock company win ui uuce uo umiuuu 10 ope
n..' .f fru T.owcnt.hiil fiirnliint. il TtnltU
1 in; nuii. " -- i - - -------
more city passenger railway for 120,000 com
rencatiou for her husband, drowned in a car
during the great Hood, was decided yesterday in
Jor ol U ruw7 ivu! "".
The Secretary of tho Treasury sold, during I
the month of May, five millions of gold, for I
which he received seven millions in currency. I
lie alfo purchased in that month $:,070,000
worth of bonds, at a premium of $700,000 in cur
rency. Clear gain on the two transactions,
tl,H0O,00O. besides extinguishing over 3,000,000
of tho national debt.
Reports, which need confirmation, have
been received nt Washington that the despatches
of Minister McMahon have been intercepted by
the Brazilian and Argentine authorities. Also,
that our Minister was nt Asuncion on tho 1st of
April, and after that he joined Lope. Conflict
ing rumors say that he Is under the protection of
the United States fleet at Asuncion.
THE REFORMED CHURCH.
Afternoon Mcanlnn of the Hynotl.
At flic hour appointed yesterday afternoon,
tho President called the Convention to order,
after which prayer was offered by Rev. Dr.
Phelps, President of Hope College, of Holland,
Michigan. The roll was then called, a largo
number of delegates answering to their names.
Tho hour of devotional exercises having arrived,
the members of the Synod united in singing the
100th Hymn, alter which the 4Sth Psalm was
rend.
The Synod was then addressed by Rev. Dr.
Fddy, followed with prayer by Rev. Dr. De
Witt. Addresses were also'made by Rev. John
M. K. Horner. Tho devotional exercises were
concluded with praverby Rev. Dr. Paul De Van
Clcve.
The business of the Synod was then com
menced. Rev. William Gregg, from the Cam
den Presbyterian Church, was introduced, and
addressed the Synod. At the conclusion of his
remarks, the President of the Synod welcomed
him to a seat among the members.
The report of the Superintendent of the Theo
logical Seminary at New Brunswick was then
read, and referred to the Committee on the Pro
fessorate. The report of ' the Hoard of Superin
tendents of the Theological Seminary at Hope
College whs read, and referred to the same com
mittee. Tho report of the. Board of Foreign
Missions was read by Rev. Dr. Ferris, Secretary,
and was referred to the Committee on Foreign
Missions.
The report of the treasurer was as follows:
Receipts, !j!M,iKK)-87; expenditures. 00.577. The
report stated that the Anioy Mission, in China,
has four missionaries and sixteen native helpers.
There are two self-sustaining churches, having
four hundred and nine members, whose benevo
lent contributions amounted to 807 -;4. There
are also two native pastors.
Arcot Mission has 7 missionaries, about 00
native helpers, 3 native pators, and 5:i4 mem
bers. The day school has '430 scholars. Boys'
seminary, 47 pupils: girls' seminary, 41 pupils.
The contributions amounted to 500! The Japan
Mission has 4 missionaries, who have been en
gaged in teaching Government scholars. The
missionaries report 7 baptisms during the year.
The afternoon session was dosed with prayer.
In the evening the Synodical sermon was
preached by the Rev. Dr. Porter.
Public Drbi Nlalciiienl.
Washington, June 2. The following Is tho
statement of the public debt of the United States
on tho 1st of June, 18ti!f:
IVM bearing cnin Interest:
Character ol' ihsue and
Amount out-
Accrued In
terent. -4lii,iiiW ti7
1 Hi 2H1 70
4 4),3ffl 00
2752S 00
i.7:u.VM no
2,r.7.1.S8 Oil
1.875.000 00
2,4'U 001 24
19 412 ft!)
627,801 m
l.Olli.ftl'i 2S
8.321,97:1 7S
9 4S8.3'il 2H
1.063,483 78
rale of interest.
IIomIh. fi per cent.,
IIoiiiIh.. per cent.,
HoniU, 1SS.1.6 per rent., -ltomls.
Oregon war, 1831, IS
HtBlllllllK.
fiai.ovHi.ueu oo
7jW.(i 0 nit
18.41.VIXW 00
94 ooo oa
lll.:tl7.4IK) 00
611,771 lino U0
76.4SJtl.IRlO 00
l'.ll fKi7.300 00
3.SS2.600 14)
12.V.'nil .hHi) (10
W.W.M 00
.it?.is..'ia tw
:V!I,M4,4.'0 00
42.fi.'l,3.r.0 00
per rem.,
Homln. 1SS1.6 per cent.,
Bonds, ft-iWa, li per cent.,
Honils, 1881, 6 per cent., -Howls.
10 411s, fi per cent.,
lionclH 6-a)8, 0 per cent.,
KiiikIb, B-j8,6 per cent., -
'onus, b-vm, li iiercem., -
IIcihIh, fi-aiu. 6 per cent , -Ili)iniH.fi-'H.
6 per cent., -
ItundH.fi 20s, li per cent.,
82.107,882,100 00 S 33.201 ,61 tjl
Coup""" pnyaMo May 1, 18i9, not pre-
eel. tea lor payment, . o ow.ioj oo
$39,002,003 11
681 .441 00
Leu amount paid In advance,
.:J8,47tS,6o2 11
$1,011,600 oa
17S.0C0 00
Tlelit tiearinc interest in lawful money
el lltli at. H. 3 per cent. S W ,076 ,0110 00
Navy peiiblnu Ullid,3 per
cent., ... ji.ueu.uuu uu
7 .076 000 00 $ 1 ,23'i .600 00
Pe-liton which interest li
as ceased since maturity:
( hiiiHf. er nt lhMie aim
Amount oat- Accrued
stamiiue. interest.
iJii.lHKI 00 !S',0 00
3i.260 00 2,176 oa
to) AM 00 4,013 26
212 000 00 12,100 00
104,611 64 3,135 36
2,400 00 120 00
3,300 00 193 00
36,000 00 2,668 CO
340,492 00 17,024 t:0
12,000 00 720 00
2,956,3:0 00 673,531 93
18 J 610 00 7,688 65
1,407,100 00 102.718 30
S'5.421,863 64 $726,339 95
$122,812 50
355,936,431 60
33,452,323 40
23,310,720 00
4 12. 852 .287 40
rate of inte iet.
RondK, H per cent..
Hoiidh, ti per cent.,
IIoiiiIh. li oer cent .
lioi ds, Texas iudeinnity,
b per cent ,
Treasury notes, 1 mill to
tiperceut.,
Trea-ury noles, 606,'a per
cent.,
TrcHHUiy notes, 6 per
cent.,
Treasury noteB, 3 year
f)7 3 10 percent..
lreiiKiiry noum, i unu it
year 6 per cent..
Certificates of ludebted
iii'hk, li per cent. .
Compound interest notes.
6 percent.,
Temporary loan, 4, 8 and
6 per cent ,
Treasury notes, 3 years,
7 3-10 per cent., -
Uelit bearing no interest:
Peinand notes.
V. 8 leKiil tenders,
Postal currency,
Fractional currency.
Gold ceitifiiates of de
posit, ...
lleennitiilation of debt bearing coin interest:
Ponds at 5 percent., - 27.OJ,0n0 00
l!oiu!KHt6 ptr cent., 10 40s, - l'.i4,5ti'J,300 00
t-onilsof 1881, at 6 per cent., - 2S3,ti"7,4KO 00
6 20bond,t6percent., - 1,602,615,400 00
Amount outstanding, - - - 82,1(17,882,100 00
Intereht, .... 88,476,662 11
lielit bearinR Interest In lawful money:
CeitilUatiB, 3 percent, interest, - 563,078,000 00
Navy pension tund, 3 per cent, interest, 14 oiw,"tiu uu
Amount outsianuiug, ... m
Interest, 1,236,500 00
Debt bearing no interest:
Demand and legal tender notes.
Postal and fractional currency,
t'ertiflcuteg of gold deposited, -
$3.16,059,244 00
33.452.31 40
23,340.720 00
Amount outstanding. - - - 412 RV2.278 40
lent on wlucli interest lias ceasea since maturity
Amount outstanding, - - $8,421 ,863 fit
Interest., 720,319 95
Total debt:
Principal outstanding,
Interest accrued,
82,593.231 251 04
41.024 .843 O i
Total debt, principal und interest, $1,633,670,663 10
Amount In Treasury:
Coin In the Treasury
Currency, -
$81 839.469 42
19.931,858 07
Amount ot public debt, less cash and
sinking fuud in tli Treasury , - $2,506,412,613 12
Decrease ol public Uebt outing tne
pant mouth, .... 13,384,779 97
Decrease since March 1 , 18ii9
IIoiiiIh issued to the I'nion
and bruiiclies, interest pnyal
Character of Issue and rate
of Interest.
$20,0.'i0,618 89
run no nanroau uompuiiy
le iu lawful money:
Amount out- Accrued in
standing.
terest, not
yet paid
Union Pacific 6 per cent,
bonds.
Union Pacific Railroad,
Kastern division,
Sioux City and Pacific
Kailroad, -
Central Pacific Railroad,
Do, do.
Central Brancb Union Pa
cific liailroad, assignees
of Atcbison and Pike 'a
Peak Kailroad, -
'Western Pacific ltallroad,
8 25,998,000
6,303.000
1.1 -8 320
2, 3' 12. I 10
20,4.7,010
$669,959 00
157,575 00
40 70S 00
52.362 27
467,192 98
1,603.000
320 000
40.000 00
8,020 00
Totals,
$.'8.'i38..W0 01 436 098 25
Interest paid by the United Slates, . $3,310,063 tb
(If tills amount tbe t'nlted States Pas
i i. ......... .j. .....1.. .I.,.. Jbn Ilia
sum of lil' .'S?
Balance duo, " ojji
The forcuolug 'H a correct statement of the jiuhlio
... I'nniii 4Vl.j Kfwibu ami 'l,piiauiiri''u t-tt
.lent, as -'7 VJ?jr
tUI IIS 111 U10 limi uuom, u uiio
1 GUOKOB S. BOUTWBT.L,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Vnrflun AflnlrH.
f ....n .ii,n '2 it la officially announced that
the Queen' birthday Is to be celebrated at Madrid.
General O'Donnell, while nueaking iu the Cortes
agalnat the proponed reduction or we army, was
.-i , ui, q.i.Ibtv. and died In the chamber.
The Cortes is enaaged in signing the constltutiou,
which via M vroaiUHatea B V9 vut inavtuiw
Madrid, June 2The Constituent Cortes, last
night, finally adopted the new constitution by a
rote of 214 to 65. After the Tote was declared,
Flgueran, amid enthusiasm, announced that the
Republicans, though opposed to the monarchical
cIhums of tho constitution, would support and fol
low them. A motion made by the Republicans,
that the standing army be reduced from 8.1,000 td
215,000, was lout by a vote of 173 against 60. Admiral
Topcte informed the Cortes that COO political pri
soners from Cuba, now at Fernando Po, would soon
be transported to the Canaries.
Pakir, June 2 General Hlx. the retiring Amer-
can minister, at the bamiuet last night, regretted
that he was compelled to separate from his coun
trymen in Paris, and referred to the many erron
eous impressions with respect to tho United States.
He said the true mission of that country was to
ubduo the wilderness and convert it to tho abode
of civilization. Ho traced the succession of events
leading the colonists from tho valleys of the Atlantic-
first to tho basin Of the Mississippi, and
thence to Colorado and California; still another
century would bo required to complete tho work.
Tho policy of America was not war, hut Improve
ment; not devastation, hut fraternity; not iiggres-
ion, for the accession of territory was certain by
friendly arrangements and not by Injustice or vio
lence. Havana, June 2. Tho property confiscated bc-
wecn April 1!) and .June 1 produced 70,i)no. Tho
city is terribly excited since yesterday. Volui tccrs
are arming, and serious riots are expected. A
heavy engagement lias taken pUco between the
bays of Nilre and;ilaros. The official report an
nounces that four cannon have been captured by
the filibusters.
Havana, June 2Tho agitation in tho city has
artially abated. I mice resigned this niornln, and
ow Kspcricr is acting ns Captain General, and will
continue to do so uutil the arrival of Caballero do
Kotlas.
The city Is tranquil, but disorder threatens to
break out at any moment. Tho volunteers are
greatly incensed at General Pelaze, who has disap-
iearcd. A feeling of great anxiety prevails in tho
city. The Vascongade voluuteers arrived in port
to-day.
London, June 2. The limes, reviewing the cor
respondence between tho Knglish and American
governments on the Alabama claims, &c., says:
Although wo wcro well aware of tho frankness
and desire for a good understanding, which clmrac-
tcrized two successive British governments, we
knew not tho lengths to which conciliation was ac-
ually carried, and how completely It was their
oun propositions and their own acts which the
Americans repudiated through their Semite When
we compare the spirit of America with tho conced-
ng temper of Kughind, and consider that all that
was yielded was insufficient to prevent the rejec
tion of the treaty, we despair of the success of any
cgotiation in which Kngliuid maintains a due re
gard for her own rights and honor."
London, June 2 In tho Houso of Commons,
last night, Mr. Seely urged that in future contracts
for carrying mails to the United States be made for
no longer time than three years, and that payments
for service be regulated by tho amount of mails
carried. He advocated ocean penny postage, and
hoped negotiations would be entered Into with the
United States for its establishment.
The Marquis of Huntington defended the late
mail contracts. Although he sympathized with
Mr. Scely's sentiments, he was opposed to his pro
posals, which, If carried Into effect, would tend to
uncertainty in the service and to disinclination on
the part of the steamship companies to compete
with each other. He thought the present contracts
would be the last which would be made with a
fixed subsidy, but was altogether doubtful of the
success of any negotiations for tho establishment
of penny postage across the Atlantic. Tho theme
was then dropped.
Mr. Moore moved that a special committee be
appointed to inquire into the treatment of untried
Irish political prisoners.
Mr. Forteseue, Chief Secretary for Ireland, be
lieved t'je complaints made of the 111 treatment of
these prisoners were exaggerated, but ho the light
political prisoners awaiting trial should bo held
under the supervision of government officers, and
not kept in county jails.
After remarks from Mr. Gray and Maguire, con-
t'emnlng the present system of holding untried pri
soners in confinement, the Houso divided on the
motion, and refuted to uppoint the committee '-'0
against 84.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Far additional Maritie AVico nee Fimt I'aije,
AT.MANAO FOR PHII.ADKLPHIA THIS I1AV
firm K-.hf.h 4,HU,MooN Kihkh Tin
StiN Kktb ''Mi High Watkh 9 06
PHTI.A nrCT.PHIA HOAPn CIW TRAnw
Hknut Vinsoh, ;
(iKoiiiiK N. Ali en, Committee of the Month.
4.JKO. AtlllllllhON (Joates,;
MOVEMENTS OK OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
FOR AMKR1UA.
Atalanta London New York Mav 8
lliberimin Liverpool ,...Iew lork iMay 13
Hritauniu (.lasirow New York May 14
Louisiuna Liverpool New York May 19
Iowa (ilasirow New York Mav M
City of Cork ....Liverpool Now York via Hul...May 22-
Kelluna London New York May 22
Ohio Southampton. ...Kaltimnre May 22-
fUR JtUKOl'K.
Malta New York.. ..Liverpool June R
America New York. ...Hremen June 3
ircintu New York. ...Liverpool June 5
Dacien New York....ilusgow June 6
llritunnia New York. ...(ilamtow limn R
(:itv ol Paris New York Liveroool .Tium K
Tripoli New York. ...Liverpool June 5
Mannuttan iew orK. ...Liverpool June 7
llolhutia Now York Hamburg .lnnn fl
Java New York. ...Liverpool June 9
Cot Limerick. ..New York. ...Antwerp June 9
C. of lialtiinoro..New York. ...Liverpool Juno 13
Ville de Paris.... New York. ...Havre June 13
Hellcina New York. ...London June 15
t). of Boston New York. ...Liverpool lunn 15
Scotia New York. ...Liverpool June Id
(JOAKI'WINK, DOMKSTKJ, KTU.
J. Yf. Evermun..Pbilada Cbarlestou Tune 8
Kairlo New York Havana ,lnn ft
Tonawunda Pbilailu Savannah June 6
AlaripoKa New York. ...Now Orleans June 6
Crescent City .. New York. ...New Orleans lune 6
Morro Cnhtlo.. ..Now York.... Havana June 10
City of Moxico. .Now York.... HavanaA V. Cruz. ..June IS
Juniata Philada N. Orleungand llav.June If
Malls are forwarded bveverv steamer in tha remilur linnit.
The steamers tor or from Liverpool call at Wueenstown, ex-
oepi iiib i anaoian line, wnicn cull at Lonuonilurry. TUe
t earners for or from the Continent call at Southampton.
CLEARKD YKSTKRDA Y.
Steamer II. L. Caw, Her, Kultiiuoro, A. Groves, Jr.
Nchr II. Lverett. .loneit, Boston, Warren A Urocir.
Scbr Ceo. Killiurn, ritauley, Newport, K. 1., C U. Morris.
SchrTeazer, Henley, Hockport, Kinnickson Jt Co.
Nchr Ann S. Hoe, Hooper, Augusta, Mo., David Cooper.
Kchr B. V. liruinerd, Andernon, lall River, do.
8c fir J. A. Crocker, Currier, Boston, L. Audenriod Co.
Schr Nailab, Cheney. Boston via New Custla,Lol.,Uaptaiu.
Kl'!'r !; ; 'nh''' I'h'kup, Bultimore.
Kchr K. It. Vt harton, Johnson, Georgetown,
Scur Anna Burton, Frink, Alexandria.
ARRIVKD YKSTKRDAY.
Steamship Brunette, Howe, 34 houra fro
with mdse. to John K. Old.
from New York,
Steamer Blink Diamond', Meredith, 24 hours from New
-,,Tn,i,.-i i.nT-a jriuiuonu, more uitn, :
York, with luilse. to W. AI. Buird & Co.
ltal. briir l a Rachel, Cafiero, HI daysf
fruit to N. Helliuns i Bro
from Messina, with
iruib to ii. jieiuui!H v t$ro.
l'r. b'iii Kliza, Clark, 10 days from Sagua, with sugar to
S. 4 V . V oImIi.
nan in unpiain.
Kchr KnMitiiiiiF Kna .TomAM o Aavm from Norfolk, with
lumber to J. W. Gai,kill it Hons.
Kchr J. Wilhon, Conloy, tt days from Boston, with Ice to
Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Scbr Ariadne, Thomas, 1 day from Smyrna, Del., with
(Train fo Jon. L. Bewley & Co.
unu 'ini.iii tx
f . . . ' . .1 J ... m, . L
Havuk hk-Grack, Jun3. The following boats left for
Philadelphia this morning :
Sumiuehunna. with lumber to Taylor A Botts.
n. rBKii, nun a io.t with lumber, tor ewr.
Woolverton t Tiauuau, with lumber to John J.
vertou.
. Wool-
A. G. Postulwait. with lumber to Taylor Belts,
F. W. Lersn. with lumhu. t I. W. Taylor A Co.
Nelly and Johnny, with lumber to 1'sylor BetU.
New Kra and bard, with lumber to Wataoo.Malono Vo.
Cnrrrpondmr of Tht Krmina Trlnfralih.
NkwYokk, JBMa.-llv.'Wg JTt Ja foil vfraiflitj
wwtnitfdjtoBHi-
hcur Isaac Baker, Purvere, 7 days from Matanzaa, with
molasses to K. C. Knight A Co.
Schr J. B. i'yers, Llwood, 4 days from Rockland Lake,
with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Kchr Lugeuia, Haws, 8 days from Newport, R. I., with
Tbree light, for nattlmote. ' '
One, with gas retorts, lor Phl'adolphla. i
One, with Iron ore, for Bridgeton, N. J. '
Bai.tlmohr, June 1 Tbe following barges leave ltow
tonight rant ward i
Carry M.Nile,; AlvlnOUrk; Ynhai O. V. Hon thton j
and Velncirinde, all with coal, for New York.
Harvest Moon, for Newport, Del. ,
, , MKMORANDA. I
Steamship Norfolk. Piatt, hence, at Richmond 1st Inst. '
Baroue Wm. Van Name, Craig, at Havre I'.tti ult., irora'
New York.
Barque Olhera, Dleke, sailed from BremerhaTon lsth
nit , for Baltimore, not tor Philadelphia.
Barque Jeannette, trench, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Prrnsnibiirn2'th ult.
Barque Iddo Kimball, Delano, hence, at Rio Janeiro
l&th April via Penscola. for Montevideo, leaky.
Brig Minnie Abbie, Harding, hence, below Boston 1st
Instant.
Kchr American Kagte, Mcl-arland, for Fhiladelphia,
cleared at Calais 2sth ult.
Schr F. L. Potter, Small, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Pensacola 24th nit.
Schrs JainesKattorthwsit, Ixing; Rsmnel Castner, Rnh.
Inson: and D. S. Siner, Huntley, sailed from Alexandria
Hit t ult.. lor Boston.
Schr A. Hcaton, hence for Wareham, at New Len lon
31st ult.
Hchr F.mma P. Douglass, Kllis, honce, nt Newport 30th
ultimo.
Schr Annie M. Kdwards, llenson, hence, wasgoinic up
to mchmiind lit Inst.
Schrs S. It. Thomas, Arnold, for Boston ; W. W. nrifflni,
Gritting, lor Hart ford ; J. W. Mine, l.imo, for do. : Suceoss.
Rieharils, for Providence ; and J. Tinker, Stanley, all
from Philadelphia, passed through Hell Gate 1st inst.
MISCKU.ANY.
During a squall at, 8 o'clock on Monday morning, chr
f niina M. l ox, i;ki, from Foil Kivor for Philadelphia,
while at anchor in Newport harbor, dragged foul ol hilium
schr f rank, of Boothbsy, tearing the lattor's mainsail and
breaking mainbuem.
NOTICK TOMARINKRS.
Othcisl Information has been received at this office, that
from tho 1st day of April, 1h.;i, a light would bo oxhinitivt
from a tower on the point called UnsnlKalia, at I'ipar.it,
Algeria, rho light is a hied green light, olevatod loi tout
above the sea, and in clear weather should be seen Irom a
distance of 4 miles. The illuminating apparatus is diop
tric, or by Ioikrs of the fourth order. The tower is built,
of stone. Position, lat. :ti de IT. ! niin. 4 soo. N., long. 2
deg. i!s min, 15 seo. east from Greenwich.
By order, w. B. SHCBKICK, fhnirman.
Treasury Department, Oltice Lighthouse Board, Washing
ton, D. C May 31 , lWWl.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
jjQT FOR T1IR SUMMER. TO KKVKNT
snnliurn and all decolorations and irritations of the
skin, bites of mosquitoes or other insmils, use Wright's
Alconated Glycerine Tablet. H is dolieiously fragrant,
transparent, and has no equal ns a toilet soap. For sale tiy
druggists generally. K. 4 G. A. WRIGHT, Nn. HJ4
CHKSNU'f Street. ' 2 4
jfjT U. S. OFFICE OF ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
An appropriation (460,000) having been made
by Congress for purchasing
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS FOR OFFICKRS
of the Unitod States Army and Navy mutilated in the
service, applications may now be mado, in person or by
letter, by officers entitled to tho benefit of the act, and
who desire the best Artiticial Limbs, to
Dr. B. FRANK PA LM Kit, Surgoon Artist,
Nn. lStmCHKSNCT Street. Philadelphia,
No. 678 BROADWAY, Now York,
No. 81 GRF.F.N Street, Boston.
12 Offices for Supplying Arniy and Navy Officers.
fiiVy DR. F. rTtIIOMAS, TIIR LATE OPF
rntrr of the I'oHon Dental AsHotuution, is now the
only one in PhihidolphiH who devotee hie entire time and
practice to extracting teeth, ahftoliitnly without pain, hy
fgtf- TENNSYLVAXIA RAILROAD COM
PANY, TRKASURF.R S DKPARTMKNT.
PHir.AiiET.rniA, May, 15, lHtW.
NOTICK TO STOCK HOLD F.RS. The books aro now
open for subscription and payment of the now stock of this
Company. THOMAS T. FIRTH,
6 IS aot Treasurer.
"A PENN If SAVED IS EQUAL TO TWO
Fjirned." The time to save money is when yon earn
it, and the way to save it is by depositing a portion of it
weekJy in the old FRANKLIN HAVING FUND. No. I:tli
S. lOL'HTil Street, bolow Chesnut. Money in large or
small amount received, and five percent, interest allowed.
Open daily from SI to 8, and on Monday evenings from 7 to 9
OCIOCK. UIHUa UAL) WALL A Dr. K,
2 IS Treasurer.
jgs ' PENNSYLVANIA RAILKOAD COMPANY,
TliliAS L KEK - Dlil'A KT.M ENT.
PHit.AnKi.PHiA, Pa., May 3d, 1869,
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
genii-annual dividend of FIVE PER CENT, on the
capital stock of the Company, clour of National and
State taxes, payable in cash on awl after May 30,
ltsua.
RlanK powers of attorney for collecting dividends
can be had at the Office of the Company, No. 238 8.
Third street.
The Office will be opened at 8 A. M. and closed at
4 P. M. from May 30 to June B, for the payment of
dividends, and after that date from 9 A. M. to 3
P. M. THOMAS T. FIUTir,
15 3 60t Treii-surer.
Note The Third Instalment on New Stock of
ISflS is due and payable on or before Juno IS.
ggy- OLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY
OF PHILADKLPHIA.
OFFICK, No. 3 IN WALNUT STRKRT.
This Company is now prepared to dispose of Lots, clear
of all incumbrance, on RF.ASONABLK TERMS. Tho ad
vantages off erod by this Cemetery are woll known to be
equal if not superior to those possessed by any other Ueme
tery.
We invite all who desire to purchase Burial Lots to call
at the office, where plans can be seen and all particulars
will be given.
To societios desiring large tracts of land a liberal reduo
tion will be made.
ALFRED O. HARMFR. President.
MARTIN LA'NDKNBEKUKK. Treasurer.
MlCHAFL NimiKT, Secretary. 1 U tint
PERSONAL.
VOTICE. ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS
deposited at llf.ril.W N LOAN OFFICE,, N. K.
corner 1'lFTEhN Til and MARh.hr Streets, which have
rtilliniurii it.rr hid k-hui ,(iun, .n, unnij uiHIIH'll ill call
at the S. W. corner of ELEVENTH and FILBERT
Streets, and pay charges on the sumo, or they will be sold
at auction at No. &! South street, on Monday, Juno 7th, at
V o ciock. o a10t"
A ITLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
FOR
Ports.
J. V Duplicate Certificate No. 1248, name of
mout
nouth Orphans' Asylum," issued May So. 157, fr
tew Loan due January 1, leoti. Original lost in Hi
for 1700.
firs. Iticli.
N
nn md, Va., in ltxi&
rlAlIX 4 BKO..
Portsmouth, Vi
4Mittu:tm
BOARDINQ.
A T NO. 1121 GIRARD STREET MAY BE
J. V obtained furnished and unfurnished rooms for lodg
n. Board also, if desired. 9 1 tf
TlOARDTNG VACANT IN A VK.W IVVVM
Two lino Second-story Rooms, with private bath, etc.
Also, nut) juuiu uu iuiii iiuur, no. inrj tiAI,aui
Mreet. t) lot
VTOW IS THE TIME TO CLEANSE
YOUR HOUSE.
WlXdIKRiIIAKTttArV Ac CO.'S
WASHINi, AND CXEANSINU POWOEIl
Is unequalled for scrubbing Paints. Floors, and all boui
bold use. Ask for it and take no other.
w 1 1 miwiiiu i .
23 fan
No. Hnri FKANKFOKD Road
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
R. THOMAS & CO.
PEALEKS IN
Doors, Blinds, Sash, Shutters
WINDOW FRAMES, ETC.,
N. W. COHNEK OP
EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Street
6 it! 8ra PHILADELPHIA.
QEOnCE PLO YJMAN
CAltrENTER AND BUILDER,
O OA
No. 134 DOCK Street, PhiladeJoHia.
FIRE ANL BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
T7m C L. M A I S E R,
MAKfJTACTUHEH OP
luvJ FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES,
LOCKSMITH, BEI.L-II ANGER, AND DEALER IN
UUlLdlNU HARDWARE,
8B5
No. 434 RACK Street.
JTO THE PUBLIC THE FINEST AND
largest assortment of the latest styles of Boots,
Uaitera, and Hhoel for ilea and Boya can be
had at
ERNEST HOPP'S
- Iwrge Kstablishment,
4 8 Dm No. !2ilO N. WIN Til Street.
LEXANDER G. CATTELL fc CO.
PKODUOK tlOM MISSION M KRO HANTS,
No. UU NORTH WUARVJUi
aND
Ha 3T NORTH W ATfR BTRKKT,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC
VtilS LADOMUS & CO.
f DIAMOND BBAIKRS & .TETVKLKRS.
WATCH 19, JKWKLRT m elhTKIs !.
WATCHES and JEWELET EEPAIEED.
Ladies' and Gents' Watches,
AMERICAN AND IMPOllTED,
Of the most celebrated makers.
FINE VEST CHAINS AND LEONTINES,
In 14 and 18 karat
DIAMOND an other Jewelry of the latest designs,
Engagement and Wedding Rings, in 18-karat and
cohn.
Kold Silver-Ware for Bridal Presonta. Table Cut
lery, Pluted Ware, etc 8 27
ESTABLISHED 182S.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, and
FANCY GOOD9.
NO.' M N. SIXTH" STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
WILLIAM B. WA11NK & CO.,
v. Wholoaiile l)i'lirs In
WATCIIKS AND JKWKLTtY.
S. E. corner SEVENTH and CHESNUT Street,
8 x; i M'contt noor, ana uiw or ino. an . l iukd t.
DRY QOODS.
QOOD BLACK SILKS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIU
BELLOWS DRAP IMPERIAL.
DE CAC1IEMIRE DE HOIK.
DOUBLE CHAIN tiROS (HtAIN.
WIDOWS' SILKS, NO (JLOSS.
BLACK SATINS FOR TRIMMINGS,
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOU11TII AND AUCH.
TRirES AND MIXTURES FOR SUITS.
EYRE A LANDELL
AGNIF1CENT ORO.VNDIE8 AND LAWNS.
EYRE A- I.ANDELL.
I
LAMA LACE POINTS, OLGAS, BOURNOUS,
J .IACKKTS. FISCIIUKS.
FULL LINE OF SPRING SHAWLS.
4 8stutii3m EVRE A- LAN DELL.
C E NT .'S FURNI SH I NQ GOODS
PATENT
8 II O U L D E K-S E A M
x
MIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN, FURNISHING STORE.
PF.RFF.CT FITTINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
made from measurement at vwy short notice.
All other artiolea of GENTLEMEN'S DKKSS GOODS
In full rariety.
WINCHESTER fc CO.,
11 a No. ?QI CHESNUT Street.
Ha Ss Ka Ca
Harris' Seamless Kid Gloves.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR GENTS' GLOVES.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.,
K S75rp NO. 814 CnESNUT STREET.
1115. WM-T- H0PKINs' 1115
LADIES' 1X10 III U3X.
NO. 1115 CHESNUT STREET (GIRARD ROW)
Ijirirest assortment and Rest and Cheapest Goods in the
city in all the following lines:
Manufacturer of Hopkins' Colehrated Champion Hoop
riairts, tor uuios, aiikshs, ana i nimreu, in over lour nun
drod styles, shapes, lengths, and sizes.
Coteil, Katino, and Janes Corsets, m eiirht different
slyliw, nianutautured expressly for our own sales, from
IS I HiO to itf,?.
different styles of anperior fitting French woren
Whalelxine CORSETS, from Si I to S7.
14 varieties of extra nandsome Whalebone Corsets, from
75 cents to M'SW.
Shoulder Braces, Madame Foy's Corset Skirt Sup
porters, eto.
Mrs. Moody's Patent Solf-adjustinir Abdominal Corset,
highly recommended by physicians, from ft-U to H.T.
Fl'IX LINES OF I.AIIK.S I'NDEUtJAR.
AIENTS.
Bartram Fantom's Family Sewinr Machinns,
he in it gratuitously distributed to our vtutomers for the
puriwae ol aettinR Ihsm iutriHluced. 3 25 St
TERRA COTTA WORKS.
QLOUCESTlili TEKKA COTTA WORKS
DIXEY A CO.
STORE AND OFFICE
NO. 122 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
ABOVE AUCH,
PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF
DOUBLE GLAZED VITRIFIED
DRAIN PIPES,
With Branches, Bends, Sleeves, Traps, etc
DRAINING TILE, PAVEMENT TILE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL CHIMNEY TOPS,
HOT-AIR FLUES,
HOPPERS,
GARDEN VASES,
STATUARY, ETO.
OWNERS, BUILDERsi AND CONTRACTORS
Will consult their interests by giving us a call.
Having a large supply of all kinds constantly on
hand, and delivered at the shortest notice.
Recpectfully soliciting your orders, we aro, yonrs
6 8tf DIXEY CO.
SOFA BED.
JJOVElt'S PATENT
COMBINATION SOFA BED
Is decidedly the bept Sofa Bed ever invented. It can
lie extended Iron? a Sola iuto a handsome Frent-li
Bedstead, with hair spring mattress, in ten seconds
of time, it requires no unscrewing or detaching, has
no separation between back and seat, no cords to
break, and no hinged foot attached to the top of the
back te support it wheu down, which is unsafe ami
liable to get out of repair. It bus tho conveniences of
a bureau for holding clothing, is easily managed and
it Is impossible for it to get out of order.
Price about the same as an ordinary sofa.
II. F. HOVER,
OWNER AND SOLE MANUFACTURER,
1 28 tuthsem No 0 South SECOND Street.
DYEINQ AND PRINTING.
jITt abl 1 JL11 e d
The New York Dyeing and Printing
Establishment,
STATE N INLAND,
No. 40 North. EIGHTH Street (West Side), Phfladel
phla;No. 98 D'JANE Street, a'ld Ibi BROADWAY.
New York. '
This old and weH-known Company are prepared, a
usual, with the highest degree of nklll and the most
approved machinery, TO DYE, CLEANS 15, and
FINISH every variety of LA 1)1 hS' and GENTLE
MEN'S GARMENTS, and PIECE GOODS, lu their
usual superior manner.
GARMENTS CLEANSED WHOLE. 3 11 thsto
NOTE This la our only office in Philadelphia.
CURTAIN SAND SH ADE 8. "
B. J. WILLIAMS & SONS,
NO. 16 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Venetian Blinds & Window Shades.
Large and Bop assortment a t low price.
BTORR BHAPF8 made ,TW, J,5.1 '"L,
AMUSEMENTS.
CADEMY OKMUSIC.-K ELLOOO-.
MARs
M 18H CLA rYTJ nj M K VV " U MM
will eppoar fur the Imt tim. in ii.V. . r, , .
charming oomie opera, n 0,t ' Rowinl's
IL RARlilERB DI RKVIOLIA
vAi:::::::::::z'.lm hn '"j"-" K-'
Figaro Hirmir B.mttl
Don Basllio " a."""J
Dr. Ilartolo " ' 8"J"'"n JJ- HarilJ
FULL CHORUS AND OltciilWrK " ,nl
Muslral Hirwtor Mr. R H If ll d uu.
Arlmisaion, 1 ; Reserved spsts. 80 cents eatra. S
Family Circln, SO cents ; tiiillery, 25 opnta.
Spats now at the Auadomy, and Trumpler'e, Jfo KM
Chesnut street.
CHE S N U T STREET THEATRE Z.
J. E. McDONOUOH Manacer
LAST WKF.K OF
F.I.ISK HOI.T S
KNULISH BURLLSyL E TROUPE.
RrTlval of
LUCRETIA HORtJIA;
LA fiRANDK lOt!TR EK.
wim.iam h. Donaldson andji. uilbkrt,
who will make a
VELOOIPEDK ASCENSION
from the staffo to tho nailery, a f'oat novor bofore at
tempted. SATURDAY -MATINTK,
M" RS. JOTrK DREW'S ARCH STREET
THFATR K. - Rnulns OTiartar to o'clock.
LAST NUiHTS OF M . .IOH1V COLLINS.
TO Nit iHT (Thursday), June 3, -Power's
(freat Drama,
RORY O'MORK.
Ri ry. with sonps Mr. COLLINS
t-.iincni'Mnir w u n ui'.aay I.I.M)
Mr. CRAIU and MISS DAVENPORT
Friday -Henerit of Mr COLLINS
Knturiiiiy- T1IK MAKItLK HK ART.
Monday -BLACK ANI WHITK.
WALNUT 8T. THEATRE. BEHINS AT 8.
THIS (Thursday) KVKNINU. .I.m. a
FOURTH NKiHT
of the world-rennwned 'nniedinn,
MR. JOSKPH JKFFERSON,
who will appear as
RIP VAN WINKLE,
in Dion Roucicault's erent Drums nf
KIP VAN WINKLE;
OR, THE SLEEP OF TWENTY YEARS.
THEATRE COMIQUE, SEVENTH STREET,
below Arch. Commences at 8 o'clock.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE ' "
nf the brilliant enKSKomoiit of tho (rent favorite and
liiiiiilar artiste,
MISS 8USAN OALTON,
In the (rroat hit of the sesnin,
FLORETTH THK CRICKET,
Cricket Miss K1ISAN (i ALTON
CRICKET MATINEE SATURDAY.
I7OX'S AMERICAN. WALNUT STREET"!
: ABOVE EIOHTH. Open 7 SO. Overture, ft o'clock.
THE WONHERSOKTHK WORLD F.Nt;AOKD.
BISTERS LHTTA and ROSA, 'the ereate.t and most
wonderful Oymnnsts, EVERY E'F.NIt THIS WEEK.
w,?OK,K,Y..:)KT,Ti 5V"Ki" Van Winkle," "The African
wir.ard," I ninhled Eutcliman,"
THE DASHW OOD SISTERS and Master CLARENOK.
I )R1VATE" C L AS 8ICAL SOIREE
i n v
CARL (iAERTNER'S VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
, ,v . SOCIKTV,
at the DrsWinc Room.
SEVENTEENTH Street, ahove Ohesant.
SATURDAY EVENING, Junes. ldtW, at 8 o'olock.
Tickets 2
Tickets for sale only at CARL (iAERTNER'S Private'
Office, nt the Ainerirnn (nnservnlnry of Music, S E
corner TENTH and WALNUT Streets. 4 3 2t
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP FINfl
A ARTS. Tbe Fortyjilith Annual Spring Exhibitioa
of Paintings, Sculpture, Ac, is now open.
Admission, 2oo. : Season Tloketa, fiOo. 14 3d 8ft
Open from A. M. to 6 ! P. M., and from TX to 10 P. M.
GYMNASIUM, CORNER OF NINTH TnL
ARCH Streets, for Ijidies, Gentlemen, and Chil
dren, is now open DA Y and K VKNINd. Lessons eriven in
Sparring and Fencing. (Jail in person or send for circular.
8 6 stiilhUiuo PROF L. LEWIS.
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GARDEN, Nos. 79), 722. 734, and 726 VINK Street.
THE GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the propertw
of the GRAND DUKF. OF BADEN, purahasad at itreai
expense by JACOB VALER, of this city, in combination
with FLAMER'S ORCHESTRA and Misa NELLIR AN
DERSON, will perform EVERY AFTERNOON and
EVENING at tne above-mentioned plaoe. Admission
'res. 1 I3tf
DRUGS, PAINTS, ETO.
JOBEllT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
N. E Comer FOURTH and RACE Sts. .
PHILADELPHIA.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Importers and Manufacturers of
White Lead and Colored Paints, Putty
Varnishes, Etc.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
FRENCH ZINO PAINTS.
Dealers and consumers supplied ut lowest prices
for cash. n 4
BLANK BOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS.
The Largest Stock and Greatest Variety
OF
rULL AND HALT-BOUND
BLANK BOOKS,
MEMORANDUM, PASS,
COPY-BOOKS, ETC. ETC.
To be found in this city, is at tne
OLD ESTABLISHED
Blank Book Manufactory
OP
JAS. B. SMITH & CO.,
No. 27 South SEVENTH St.,
818thstu3m PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, FIRST FLOOR ; WAltE
KOOA1S, UP STAIRS.
ROOFING.
READY HOOFING.
Ttiis Roofing la adapted to all buildings. It can bm
applied to
STEEP OR FLAT ROOFS
at one-half the expense of tin. It is readily pot on old
IShinxle Koofa without remorinff the shingles, thus avoid
ing alie damaging of ceilings and furniture while under,
going roiiairs. ( No gravid used.)
FKKSKtlVE YOUR TIN ROOFS WITH WELTON'S
KLAhTIU PAINT.
I am always prepared to Repair and Paint Roofs at short
notice. Also, PAINT FOR HAI.K hy the barrel or gallon,
the beat and cheapest in the market.
W. A. WELTON,
No. 711 N. NINTH Street, above Ooates, and
175 No. (Sla WALNUT Street
ryo OWNERS, ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS
X AND ROOFKRfl. Kent's! Yes, yes. Every size and
kind, old or new. At No. MX N. THIRD Street, the AM K
K1CAN CONCRETE PAINT AND ROOK COMPANY
are selling their celebrated paint for TIN ROOKS, and
for preserving all wood and motals. Also, their solid nam
tilui roof covering, the best ever ottered to tbe public with
irushos, cans, huckuts, etc., fur the work. Anti-vermin,
Fire, and Water-proof; Light, Tight, Durable. No crack
ing, pealing, or shrinking. Ne paper, gravel, or beat. Oood
for all climates. Directions given for work, or flood work
men supplied. Care, promptness, certainty! One prioet
Call! Examine! Judge!
Agents wanted lor interior counties.
4 ttf JOSKPH LEEDS, Principal.
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
X We are prepared to furnish English ; imported
AKPHALTKJ KUOKINU th.LV
In quantities to suit. This roofing was used to ooer th
Paris Exiiihitioa in ltxi7. MERCHANT A CO..
ji, 8m Noa. 617 andMJUINOU- Mreet.
R" OOFINO. LITTLE & CO., "TIIK LIVE
ROOKKKS" No. 1UM MARKET Street. Evoiy
deaorii.tion of Old and Loaky Roos wad tigut and wr.r.
ra li keep Id repair, for Bve yea, pfd Tin Roof,
maileeaual to new. A trial only required to insure aatia.
faS!ion.Ordeni promptly attended to. a, a
OLD GRAVEL ROOFS COVERED OVER
with " Slate, and warranted for ten years.
HAMILTON IJOOKKER,
8 lWira No. 45 8. TENTH Klmei.
ORNY'S
TASTELESS
fltUIT PKESEltVING POWDE1S,
Is warranted to keep Rtrawberriea superior to any known
process, aa well aa other fruity without beiug air-tigut.
Puce, 6U ceuta a package, bold by the grocers.
ZANE, NORNY & CO.,
PROPRIETORS, ,
Mo, IX XrUi BJtCOND St. Pbikd.