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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, .. FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1809.
C!ltv Adair.
Lnst evening, there venx a large attorul
nnee nt the Academy of Music, on tho Ocea
nian of a meeting to eonHidor the proposod
acknowledgment of Almighty God and the
Christian religion in the Constitution. Ad
dresses were delivered ly Judge Strong, Rov.
J. 11. Sloan, ltov. T. JJ. Stovonson, and
others.
James Lewis, conductor of car No. 2, of
the Union Passenger Company, and John
Slaven, driver of tho same, were before Al
derman Hibberd yesterday afternoon to an
swer tho charge of cruelty to animals, in over
loading saiil ear on Sunday lust. After tho
testimony, there being no other witnesses, the
Alderman said he did not feel disposed to de
cide the case by imposing a fino as dirocted
by tho net of Assembly, but would rather
have tho matter settled by the Court, and
therefore he would hold tho parties charged
to bail to answer at Court.
The "Worthy Grand Lodge of Pennsyl
vania, A. P. A., held its annual session in this
city during tho past week, closing yesterday
by installing tho following ollieers elected for
tho ensuing year:
Worthy Grand Master, .Tamos Alcorn, of
No. 1H; Worthy Vieo-Grand Master, Charles
"V. Mathews, of No. .10; Worthy Grand Secre
tary, Robert J. Pilack, of No. !: Worthy Grand
Treasurer, Jarod Craig, of No. 4t; Worthy
Grand Conductors, James MeCabe, of No. LI,
and John Hush, of No. SO; Worthy Grand
Tyler, Samuel Neeley, of No. 1:5; Worthy
Grand Guard, Thomas 11. Kobb, of No. (17;
Worthy Grand Chaplain, Robert Wilson, of
No. 41; Representatives to tho Right Worthy
Grand Lodge of the United States, John
Dunlap, of No. 20, and James Murrow, of
No. IT..
The Hoard of Health has directed Health
Officer Mr. John E. Addieks to employ five
horses and carts at not more than ;t a day
each, and seven men at not more 1 "() a day
each, to thoroughly clean tho streets of tho
Sixth district, and another force of the samo
strength to clean tho streets of the Ninth dis
trict. Tho expense is to be charged to the
contractors of those districts, and to bo de
ducted from their monthly instalments. This
additional force will commence operations
this morning.
In joint convention yesterday afternoon
Councils elected the following officials: Police
Magistrates First district, Thomas Dallas;
Second, Samuel Lutz; Third, Charles M. Car
penter; Fourth, Lewis Godbou; Fifth, And.
Morrow; Sixth, Samuel P. Jones: Seventh;
William S. Toland; Eighth, Jacob R. Massey;
Ninth, Charles E. Tancoitst; Tenth, Albert T.
Eggleton; Eleventh, Wm. R. Ileins; Twelfth,
Francis Hood; Thirteenth. J. P. Thompson;
Fourteenth, Jacob Good; Fifteenth, Thaddeus
Stearne; Sixteenth, Thomas Randall; Seven
teenth, Jesse S. Bousall; Eighteenth, William
Neill.
Board of Health Samuel T. Canby.
Guardian of the Poor Jacob Naylor.
Foreign Affairs.
Belfast, June 10. Thirteen members of
an Orange lodge in this city have been ar
rested for disturbing the peace. A collision
occurred to-dav between the police and the
people, and several persons were injured, but
none fatally.
Paius, June 10. Tho Prefect of Police has
placarded throughout the city a proclamation
urging all good citizens to aid the authorities
in tho execution of tho law and the preserva
tion of public order and peaco. Much agita
tion exists, und largo crowds linger in the
streets.
Havana, Juno 0. News has been received
from Santiago to the 4th inst. All the regular
trcops had left for the field, and tho volun
teers were guarding the city.
The filibusters who landed at the Bay of
Nipe had gone into tho interior, taking the
road to Holguin.
It is reported that Colonel Tucker, who
commanded the filibusters brought over by
the steamer San Salvador, has been killed.
Havana, June 10. The arrival of General
Lesca at Cienfuegos has infused spirit into
the campaign in that section, and several
engagements are already reported with the
insurgents.
A commission of citizens of Havana will
go to Porto Rico and meet Do Rodas, who
Bails to-day from Spain, and will escort him
to this city.
Havana, June 10. The grinding of sugar
cane in the interior has stopped on account of
the rains. Sugar is quiet at H$8jj reals for
No. 12.
London, June 10. Another appalling disas
ter occurred in the coal mines at Merthyr
Tydvil, Wales, to-day. An explosion took
place while the men were at work, and few of
the miners escaped from the pit. It is re
ported that one hundred and twenty were
killed.
London, June 10. Mr. Gathorne nardy,
at a banquet in Leamington, made a strong
speech against the Irish Church bill, and said
disestablishment was a concession to Fenian-
mni, and a direct injury lo mo loyally oi me
men who had hitherto been ultra-zealous in
their devotion to the Crown.
For the sake of conciliating traitors these
men were to be injured. It was the tenure
of land, and not the Irish Church, which lay
at tho root of the grievances of Ireland. It
was not for him to say what tho House of
Lords would do. He would accept their ver-
, diet as a conscientious and constitutional de
cision, which the country should receive with
deference.
London, June 10. Telegrams received
to-day from Taris report that the crowds in
the Quartier Montmartre yesterday dispersed
on the appearance of the military, without
offering any resistance. No damage was done
beyond the breaking of some windows. Many
of the rioters were arrested.
T .muium. June 10. A despatch f rom Bom-
tW reports the wreck of the ship Great North-
M J r .il .l. 4 1 II ..f ftr ,,f
em near mac pun, nun nio i ui
her crew.
London, June 10. In th j House of Corn
Dions, to-night, Mr. Ol way said 'tho United
BtateB Government was desirous of having a
full investigation made into tho circumstauues
of the murder of Mr. Spoor.
The Mont Cknis Tunnel. The total dis-
1 ttmce pierced of the Mont Cenis tunnel at the
l'ose of April, 18il!, was 10,710 yards, leaving
h 2h.r,8 yards still to be completed. Tho dis
tance pierced in tho last half of April was
lixty-nine yards, or at the rate of Ki.Kj yards
tier annum. At this rate the tunnel will bo
Completely pierced in January, 1H71, although
I few months will be occupied in completing
th masonry works, approaches, etc. It is
in.wr.tnd. however, that trains will be run
ting through the tunnel before the cloe of
171.
lluinPMtlo Affairs.
n-.i.i vesterdav at l.'JUi.
Vice-President Colfax and wife are at
Boonton, N. J.
Itemsfrution in Virginia commences on
Monday next.
Tho "boll worm" is wv:.'"2 ot.ua
of Alabama.
The bridgo over tho Kenneboc, at Il tUo
woll, Mo., fell yesterday.
Ex-Secretary Seward wan at Chicago yes
terday, en route to Alaska.
The New York cotton brokers ask,roliof
from taxation an brokers.
The right of negroes to hold office in
Georgia is before the Supreme Court.
The annual regatta of the New York
Yacht Club took place yesterday.
Tho persons lately arrested at Warrenton,
Ga., have been released on bond.
Toombs is to defend the eight men
arrested in Georgia lately for political mur
ders. M,. Edward Thornton, the British Minis
ter, will attend the Peace Jubileo at Boston.
Miamisburg, Ohio, was visited by a tor
nado yesterday, and several houses demol
ished. The pilots of St. Louis propose to navi
gate an ocean steamer to that port experi
mentally. Tho National Typographical Union, in
convention at Albany, advocates tho eight
hour system.
A train on tho Long Island Railroad, noar
Greenport, was thrown off tho track yes
terday. No lives were lost.
'J ho Columbia College Law School held
their commencement exercises in Washing
ton yesterday.
Michael Finnegan, at Johnstown, N. Y.,
murdered his wife on Monday last. He Inn
been arrested.
Tho Delaware county delegates to tho
State Convention have been instructe.l to
vote for Governor Geary.
The American Institute of Homeopathy,
now in session at Boston, have refused to ad
mit females to membership.
Onjen Utley, tho lately suspended Col
lector of Customs of tho Middlotown District
of Connecticut, hits resigned.
Embezzlers are henceforth included in
the list of offenders on the extradition treaty
between this country and Italy.
A military commission at Jackson, Miss.,
yesterday commenced the trial of Yerger, the
assassin of Colonel Crane.
General Canby has appointed Major
Burnham, late Judge Advocato of the Army,
Judge of the Supremo Court of Virginia.
Tho Grand Lodge of Good Templars, of
Pennsylvania, elected their officers and closed
their session at Scranton. yesterday.
Policeman O'Brien was brutally beaten in
New York last evening while endeavoring to
quell a disturbance in a Front street liquor
saloc n.
Prominent Virginians says that tho Wells
ticket will carry Virginia by thirty thousand
majority, and that the Democrats admit that
defeat is sure.
Opposition to Mr. Morris, a candidate for
the Alabama Legislature, is based on tho alle
gation that he is a citizen of Maine, and not
of Alabama.
Kellian Brothers' cabinet factory,
Stewart's gold pen works, and two small ma
chine shops, on Thirty-second street, New
York, were burned lant night.
In the Iowa Republican Convention, held
at Des Moines yesterday, Governor Merrill
was nominated for re-election. Two vice
presidents of the convention were colored
men.
Henry Wigelow, a cook on tho Rteamer
Champion, at Cincinnati, was yesterday ar
rested for murder in kicking James Colt, a
deck hand, into the river, and leaving him to
drown.
Tho North Gorman barque St. Bernard
arrived at New York yesterday with smallpox
among her passengers, of whom she has three
hundred and eighty, all emigrants. During
tho passage from Bremen four deaths occurred
from the disease.
CITY COUNCILS.
The regular meetings of City Councils were
held yesterday afternoon. Tbero was an un
usually large lobby attendance, caused partly
from interest In tbe promised proceedings,
and partly because the imminence of a raiu
storm Induced a number ot people to excliane;
their seats in tba Square for seats in the
galleries of tho respective chambers. This
was the business done :
Select Branch. President William S.
Stokley sat in the chair. As the chair is very
bip, and Mr. Stokley is of puny build, to say
tuat lie "lined it would be a deviation trom
the strict line of veracity characteristic of the
reporter of this journal.
A communication was received trom tii
Park Commission, asking an appropriation
of $3500 to pay the cost of alterations to
schoolhouse in Eleventh street, above
Thompson ; and alto one of $800 for repairs
to the Northeast Schoolhouse. These were
duly referred.
An Invitation to councils, by the rrk
Commission, to visit Fairmount Park on tho
lGth inst., and inspect the improvements
made there, was accepted.
Along string of petitions was presentol,
asking that Councils will cause Broad street,
soma of Coates, to be laid with .Mcnolson
pavement. These petitions were very n umer
ously signed by people prominent as property
owners in the vicinity. This was referred.
Mr. Bumm presented a petition asking for
additional market houses on Girard
avenue. Mr. Bumm called attention to
the large extent of area of the city
that seeks this avenue as a source of supply
for household provisions. A ferry now
crosses the Delaware In the immediate vi
cinity, and large quautities of produce come
to this maiket, for the sale of which the city
is bound to find accommodation. Mr. Bumm
elaborated tbis subject, and it was referred,
as a matter of form, but with the certainty
that the desired accommodation will be
granted.
Mr. Franclscus presented a communication
from the female branch of the Society for tbe
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, asking
Councils to erect a building in which all dogs
doomed to die may be asphyxiated by tbe
fumes of charcoal instead of being put to
death by the conjoined torture of the club and
tbe halter, as at present practised. The
howling of thbutchured brutes, as at present
tortured to death, is excruciating to the ear
of humanity in the neighborhood. The ladies
ask that Councils will make such appropria
tion that, instead of being individually mas
sacred, a whole batch of them may be
instantly stilled. The ladies also call atten
tion to tho fact that the place of this slaughter
is in such immediate proximity to the House
of Refuge that the cries of tbe tortured ani
mals ring in the ears of tbe inmates.
The Bubject, after some debate, was re
ferred to the Committee on City Property.
The committee to verify the cash aooonnts
of the City Treasurer, reported that, on June
1, the balance was;gl,7M,178. The payments
made during May were SSOO.fiM.
The bill authorizing the sale of twenty
acres of the Almshouse property to the Uui
versify of Pennsylvania, for the sum of
gli',0,000, made the special order of tho day
for four o'clock, was taken up. A debate of
two hours' duration was tbe result.
Mr. McCall, for the first time, took ground
against the proposed grant.
The bill was then indefinitely poatponel,
by a vote of 13 yeas to 11 nays. .
After concurring in various bills from
Common Council, the Chamber adjourned.
Common Dhangu.' Joseph F. Mercer
colled the Chamber to order at a quarter past
thrF o'clock. The following business wn
transacted:
Mr. Hall presented an ordinance appropri
ating $30,000 for the building of a new sch wl
house In the Tenth Ward. Referred to the
Committee on Finance.
A rssolution, ofl'ered by Mr. H. nuhn, ta
change tbe place of voting in the Thirteenth
DivUion of the Fifteenth Ward was passed.
A number of petitions, asking for the
extension of the Nicholson pavement on
Broad street, were received and referred to
the Committee on Highways.
A communication was reeeived from the
Secretary of the Park Commission, asking
for an appropriation of $300,000 out of tbe
loan created tor Park purposes. Referred.
Also, a communication from Geueral
Meade, Vice President of the Park Commis
sion, asking Councils to meet the Commis
sion at the Park, on the l'ith instant, for tho
purpose of examining the improvements
already made on tbe Park property. The
communication was accepted.
Mr. Myers otl'ered a resolution instructing
the Committee on Gas to erect gas lamps on
Twenty-ninth street, from Ridge avenue to
Y'ork. Mr. Myers stated that the lamps
were needed Yor public purposes. Referred.
On motion of Mr. Martiu, the Chamber
went Into an election for tbreo Directors of
Girard College. Mr. Martin nominated John
Fry, William E. Littleton, aud William C.
Haines
Mr. Iletzell nominated John S. Morton,
James B. Nicholson, and Dr. Andrew Nob
inger. The vote was: Fry 30, Littleton 3.1, Haines
31, Morton 11, Nicholson 11, and Nebiugor 11.
The first named were declared elected.
Tbe resolution from Select Council, to ap
point a joiut special committee to carry into
effect tli resolution to accept tho iuvitation
of St. John's Comtnandery, No. 4, Knights
Templar, was concurred in, and tbe Chair
named Messrs. II. Huhn, Hall. Vanhouteu,
Fareira, and Calhoun the committee from
Common Council.
Mr. Smith tendered his resignation as
member of Common Couucil, from the Fif
teenth Ward, which, on motion, was ac
cepted. The ordinance to rearrange and fix tho
boundary lines of the election divisions in
the Nineteenth Ward, and to create five now
divisions in the ward, was called up.
The bill was under discuatinu at the ad
journment of the Chamber on Thursday last.
The hill passed by a vote of 32 yeas to 7
nays.
The following bills from Select Council
were concurred iu:
Resolution to discharge the Committee
on Water from the consideration of a certain
subject.
Resolution to lay water-pipe in a drain on
Nicholson street, east of Sauderson, and other
streets.
Resolution to discharge the Committee on
Stafford Pavement from the further consider
ation of the subject.
Ordinance authorizing the grading of Long
lane.
Resolution to discharge the Committee on
Water irom the consideration of a certain
communication.
Select Council informed Common that they
had non-concurred in the amendment to the
hill authorizing the erection of a school build
ing in the Twelfth Ward.
The amendment provided that tho appro
priation shall be taken from the loan here
after to he created.
Common Council insisted on its amend
ment, and a committee of conference was ap
pointed. The ordinance from Select C juncil mating
an appropriation for the building of a new
schoolhouse in the First Ward was amended
so as to read that the appropriation be takeu
from a loan hereafter created, and then
passed.
The amendment made in Select Council to
the resolution to suspend the South Penn
I lose Com pany, by inserting the Independence
Engine, was concurred in.
An ordinance authorizing the purchase of
a mowing machine for the public parks was
passed.
The Highway Committee, through Mr.
Ray, reported the following hills:
Resolution directing the payment of a
warrant for $14',)3 40 for the macadamizing
of certain streets.
Rf solution to grade and pave Woodstock
street from Columbia to Montgomery
avenue.
Resolution to grade Woodland street from
Chestnut to Forty-first.
Resolution to open Fitz water and other
streets.
Resolution to tramway Jessup street from
Fitzwater to Catharine.
Resolution to pave Ninth street from
Dauphin to Germautown avenue, and Ork
ney street from Susquehanna avenue to
Dauphin street.
Resolution to pave Ontario street, in the
Twenty-eighth Ward.
The above were all agreed to.
Mr. Shoemaker offered an ordinance mak
ing an appropriation to pay the salary of the
Pago of Common Council for the year 1800.
Passed.
Mr. Evans presented a resolution directing
the City Solicitor and Committee on Livr to
take such steps as will bring the matter
under consideration in the Nisi Prius Court,
relative to the registry act, to an early aud
final adjudication. Passed.
The bill relative to hackney coaches was
made the special order for consideration ou
Thursday next.
An ordinance making an appropriation for
the improvement of Hunting Park was post
poned. Adjourned.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Vur atUlUitmal Marine News see tHmt Page.
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Coluuibiu Now York. ...Oliuwow ,un0 111
Cuba Now York. ...Liverpool June 23
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Columbia Now York.. ..Havana ...June 17
City of Meiioo. .Now York.... HavanaA V. Cru... June lti
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Worth America,. Now York.. ..Rio Janeiro June 23
Mails are forwarded by every ! earner in the regular lino.
The iiner for or from Liverpool oall at ljueenatown, ei
oept tbe Canadian line, winch call at Londonderry. The
teamen for or from lha,()outineut oall at Southampton.
CLKARKD YKK'I KRDAY.
Btnamaltip Promethoua, Uray, Charleston, K. A. Souder A
Co.
Steamer W. Wliilldin, RU'irnna. Kultlmnre, A. Orovel, Jr.
)it Cuuiul a, Carlisle, lUuia, VVucett 4 Uren,
Bohr Ann S Brnwn, Brnwn, Provfdenoe, DavM Cooper.
Hrrhr H. N. Huuiren, Kink, Kontnn. do.
hchr Commodore, Allen, Bait imon, do.
bchr Kya Holrnoa. Vanoleaf, 1'erlu Amboy via BarnoRat,
Pine Knot Coal Oo.
Brjir Kanny Keating, Daniel. Oardlner, Me., Captain.
Bchr Addie M. HirJ, Merrill, Baltimore, (JapUm;
ARUiVFD YFSTKnDAY.
Btnampr niack Diamond, Meredith, SI4 hours from New
York, with indue, to YV. M. Hair.1 A Co.
KteamoT Krenk. Pierce. SW houra from New York, with
miine. to W. M. Ilaird A Co.
N. O. barque Die TiiKend, Rndahl, M dayn from Llvor
pool, with salt to William Bumm A Son vessel to K. A.
bonder A Co.
Hchr A rgus Eye, Thompson, from Boston, with ioa to
order.
Bi hr J. B. Van Duson, Young-, from Portland, In ballast
to rsptain.
Bchr L. A W. Hhewetl, Quillin, 9 days from Bt. Martin's,
Del., with drain to Jas. L. linwlny A (Jo.
Bohr Olivia, Ko, 1 (lay from Odessa, Del , with grain to
Jflmi'ti L. Itewley A Co.
Ki-hr Clayton A Iwber, Jackson, 1 day from Smyrna,
Del., with grain to Jas. U Rowley A Co.
tut Fa ok.
The brig V. If. Todd, Maguirn, hence for Boston, sprung
a leak yesterday morning, when off the Powdur whan, an 1
put back to Kaighn's Point lor repairs.
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HAViiF.iif..(iiiAcp, Juno ll.-The following boats Ml
here for Philadelphia (his morning :
William Markov, with lumber to A. .T. fioignr.
It. 11. i'aylor A Son, with lumber to Putturaun A Lippin
colt. CtrrcJnrtlrnrr mf The Fwtnn T' U'irriph.
KASTOiY A Mi MAIION'S ItU LLF.TIN.
Nfw Yoiik Okkicp, June 10. Six barges leave to-night,
light, for Italtimnrn.
irc-iit Knstnrn, with nro, for Philadelphia.
Mary L. Wilcox, with iron, for Baltimore.
Bam'IMohk liiiANca itKb'ii'R, Juno Id. The following
barges leavo in tow to night, east ward : -
.Joseph Lord ; . K. Ireeninaii ; i. It. Craves; Hope;
1'nion Delight; Wm. B. Crawford ; (laribuldi; andK.lt.
Tiiumons, all with coal, for New York.
H. Abide, with coal, tor Wilmington.
Tho following barges were not reported yesterday: -Lewun;
A . V. Joaln : It. II. Rockwood ; l' OotUlard ; R.
I. Chard ;and Kale Westorvelt.
I'liil.Aln-.I.wiiA liUANi II OrHlCK, Juno 11. The bargo
II. V. James lett this morning for New Y'ork, with coal.
Melissa, with old rails, for Ualtimoro.
MKMORANDA.
Ship Tamerlane, Kutnnor, for Now York soon, romained
at A ntworp 2;th ult.
Ship Belle of the Soa, Spoar, sailed from Callao 19th ult.,
for Cuanape.
SteauiHhip Brunette, Howe, honco, at Now York !Hh inst.
Steamship Hunter, Harding, hence, at Providence Hill
instant.
Steamship ,T. w. Kverrnan, Snyder, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Charleston yeatorday.
Barque R. ). W. I lodge, Munro, H2 days from Oonoa, at
New Y ork yesterday.
Barqito laaao Rich, Achorn, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Iquique prior to 8th ult.
Barque .ulma, Hewitt, for Philadelphia, was loading at
Havana 6th int.
Bar.iues James K. Ward, Landerkin, and M. V. Biott,
Gullison, Bailed from Cardenas 1st inst., for a port north of
ilatteras.
Barque Doborah Pcnnoll, Ponnoll, at Callao 20th ult.,
from La Paz.
Barque Irma, Cummins, at Sagua 2?th ult., from Now
York, to sail in ono week.
Barque Caledonia, Wilson, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Trinidad ad inst.
Brig J. llowland, Froeman, lionco.at Barbados 15th ult.,
and sailed 2'til for Novia.
Sclir Joseph Senior, Fly, honco, at Barbados 15th ult.,
and nailed ut.U for Sombrero.
MTSOICLLANY.
Stn.imship Aries, which wasa .horoat Sqnan Beach, com
pleted the dischargo of her cargo yesterday, and was
taken on Simpson A Neill's Dry Dock for repairs. Upon
i lamination she was found to have sustained but little
damage. A portion of tho plating upon her port side was
ffundtnbe loosened slightly, and some rivets started.
She will bo repaired and taken otf the dock in a few davs.
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lery, piaxeu w aro, etc a st
ESTABLISHED 1823.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, and
FANCY GOODS.
O . W. RUSSELL,
NO. 22 N. SIXTH STREET, PniLADELPniA.
WILLIAM IJ. WARNE & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
WATCH KS AND JEWELRY.
S. E. corner SEVENTH and OHESNUT Streets,
S 251 Second Hour, and Into of No. 85 S. TIHUD St..
WIREWORK.
WIRE FENCING.
For Farms,
Gardens,
lawns, Hie.
ALSO,
WHITE XtXSTAL WIRE,
FOR CLOTHES LINES.
G. DE WITT, BROTHER & CO.,
No. 633 MARKET STREET,
619 wfmlra
PHILADELPHIA.
w
IRE GUARDS
FOR STORE FRONTS, ASYLUMS, FAO
TORIES, ETC.
Patent Wire Railing, Iron Bedsteads, Ornamenta
Wire Work, Paper-makers' Wires, and every variety
of Wire Work, manufactured by
M. WALKER SONS,
2 8fmw5 No. 11 N. SIXTH Street.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
WENDEROTH,
TAYLOR & BROWN'S
OLD ESTABLISHED
Photographic Portrait allcry,
Furnished with every oonveaionue and facility for pro-(Uu-inif
t lie brHt work. A now private paHHHice iruiu the
KailiHH' iirpwinK-riNtiii to t he Uperating tt.tom.
All the riinnemuuui of I'hutoimwUv. aucll
IVUKYTYI'KS.
MINIATURES ON PORCELAIN,
Ol'ALOTYPFS.
The NliW CRAYONS originated with this establishment.
WENDEROTH, TAYLOR & BROWN,
5 13 wfm 9rtt No. 914 fJFIRSNUT Rtroot.
BOARDINQ.
AT NO. 1121 GIRARD STREET MAY BE
obtained furnlahed and unfurnished roouu for lod.
tur. Hoard also, if ileaired. S I if
AGRICULTURAL.
C3 PHILADELPHIA RA8PBERRY, JUCUN-
ZX. DA, Arrioulturlat, and other 8rawherrv Lawtoa
liiuokljorry 1'lanU; Hartford, (Jonoord, and oilier (4rau
Vines, toraalabr T. 8. A O. K. H.KTCJUKK,
stitf Delanoo, N. .1
REFRIGERATORS.
JfEFItlUElUTOItS k WATElt-COOLEltS
finished in the best manner, and lower than elsewhere
J. V. V'fv.fii
BLANK BOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS.
The largest Stock and Greatest Variety
or
rULL AND XXALF-SOUUD
BLANK BOOKS,
MEMOnANDUM, TASS,
COPY-BOOKS, ETC. ETC.,
To be fonnd Id this city, Is at the
OLD ESTABLISHED
Dlank Dook Manufactory
or
JAS. B. SMITH & CO.,
No. 27 South SEVENTH St.,
3 18 thstuSm
PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, FTKST FLOOH; WAKE
BOOMS, UP HTAIKS.
GAS LIGHT FOR THE COUNTRY.
SAFE, RELIABLE, AND ECONOMICAL.
PLACED OUTSIDE OF BUILDINGS!!
FERRIS & CO.'S
AUTOMATIC OAS MACHINES
Have been In Bucccnsful operation for elnvnn vnars, and in
all case Riven portoct satisfaction. Tho light is much
superior to that of city gas, at much loss cost. The many
accident a nrising from tho tisu of KKllONK.XK ano (;oAL
OIL LAMl'H and worthless (pis machine should in
duce persons to adopt a safe, economical, and satisfac
tory light. The simplicity of our machino, its slow motion,
its superiority over all others on account of its HK VOLV
1NG evaporator, which takes up all the carbon from tho
material, and the fact that it will run for years without
cost for reoairs, recommend it abovo all others in the
market. The machino can be a jon iu operat ion at our
OUice, where explanations and references will be iriven.
KKIUUS A (.().,
6 Ituthsm2p1 No. K7 PHI'SNUT Street, Philuda.
Best yuality of GAKOl.INK always on hand.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
ALE OF UNITED STATES VESSELS.
Navy Dkpaktmknt,
ME NT, )
NU UKPAIIl,
110 3, ISO'J. J
DUREAC OF I ONSTKUCTION AN
Washington, D. C, Junu
The Navy Department will oiler for sale, at Pulill
Auction, at the United States Navy Yard, Washing
ton, D. C, on the 19th day of June, at 12 o'clock M.,
the Iron side-wheel Steamer SIIAMOKIX, of 103U
tons, old measurement.
At the United States Navy Yard, Philadelphia, on
the 21st day of June, at 12 o'clock M., tho Iron side
wheel Steamer UOHNET, of 820 tons, old measure
ment. The vessels and their Inventories can be examined
at any time, on application to the Commandants of
the respective Navy Yards. The whole amount of tho
purchase money must be deposited at the time of adju
dication, and the vessels must bo removed from tlm
navy yards within two weeks from the day of
sale.
The Government reserves the rl(?ht to withdraw
the vessels from sale for any purchaser who will pay
the nppraiBed value with on increase of ten (10) per
centum thereto. 8 Sthstuilt
ROOFING.
READY ROOFING.
This Roofing is adapted to all building. It can Iw
applied to
BTF.KP OR FLAT ROOFS
at one-half the exnenae of tin. It is readily pot on old
Shingle Roofs without removing the shingles, thus avoid
ing Hie damaging of ceilings and furniture while under
going repairs. (No gravel usod.)
PUiiSKKVK YOUR TIM ROOKS WITH WELTOJJ'8
KI.ANTIU PAINT.
I am always prepared to Repair aud Paint Roofs at short
notice. AImi, PAINT FOR SAI.H by the barrel or gallon,
the best and cheapest in the market.
W. A. WKLTON,
No. 711 N. NINTH Street, above Ooates, and
2 175 No. WIS WALN UT Street.
TO OWNERS, ARCI1ITECT8, BUILDERS
AND ROOKKRR Hoofs! Yes, yes. Kvory size and
kind, old or now. At No. W3 N. TH IRO Street, the AM IC
RIUAN COKOKKTK PAINT AND ROOK COMPANY
are selling their celubrated paint for TIN ROOKS, and
for preserving all wood and metals. Also, their solid com
plex roof covering, the best evor offered to the public, with
brushes, cans, buckets, etc, for the work. Anti-vermin,
Fire, and Water-proof ; Light, Tight, Durable. No crack
ing, pealing, or shrinking. N paper, gravel, or heat. Good
for all climates. Directions given for work, or good work
men supplied. Care, promptness, oertaintrl Ono priuttl
Oall! P.xamine! Judgol
Agenta wanted for interior eonntiea.
4&U JOSKPU LHEDS. Principal.
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Wo are prepared to furnish Knelish imported
ASPHALTH) ROOFINti FKLT
In quantities to suit. This roofing was used tooovertha
Paris Kxhihiuon in lod7.
MERCHANT A OO.,
4 29 3m Noa. 617 aud 6 It MINOR Street.
ROOFING. LITTLE & CO., "THE LIVE
ROOFKR8." No. l'J38 MARKET Street Every
description of Old and l.eaky Roof made tight and war
ranted to keep in repair for five years. Old Tin Roof
made equal to new. A trial only required to insure aati.
faction. Order promptly attended to. SB Hin
OLD GRAVEL ROOFS COVERED OVER
with laaatia Slate, and warranted for ten year.
HAMILTON A UOORKER,
8 lSo'm No. 45 S. TENTH Street
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
jyjIOHAEL MEAGHER & CO.,
No. 223 South SIXTEENTH Street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers la
PROVISIONS,
OYSTERS, AND SAND CLAMS,
FOR FAMILY USB
TERRAPINS lfl PER DOZEN. 8 34
JOW IS THE TIME TO CLEANSE
YOUll HOUSE.
WI.M'III.K, lIAKT.IIArV Ac CO.'g
WAS11IMJ AND tl.KANSI.NU POWDElt
la unequalled for scrubbing Paints. Floor, and all hous.
bold use. Ask for it aud take no other.
W. 11. HOW. MAN, Role Agont,
23fim No. 115o KRANKKOiiO Road
p O R N E X CHANGE
J BAG MANUFACTORY,
JOHN T. HAIf.KY,
N. E. cornor of ilAIIK KT and WATER Stroota.
I'liiludelphi.i,
DEALER IN HAliS AND BAfKUNU
Of every ileseripiion, for
Grain, Flour, Salt, bupor-Phoaplune of Lime, Bona.
Dust, Etc.
I.argo and small (3UNN Y BA(IS constantly on hand
i-ii Also, WOOl, SACKS.
OTATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. STATE
.. LMKihffa?VfM,i!!'S.Invel.,,';:nJ1,H,; Patented, and for
thehMClNU, UUTI INC., and Olill'l'lNO of dried beef,
cabbage, tUs., are herob)tfured for sale. It is an artiula
ot great value to proprietors of hotels and restaurant",
?n,..,!,",uM ," Introduced into every family NTATK
K (.11 I S tor sale. Model ran bo seen at TKtEOKAl'H
Ol KICK, COOPER'S POINT, N. J. u ul ' r
MUNDY A HOFFMAN.
TO THE PUBLIC TOE FINEST AND
largest assortment of the latest style ' .
Cailer. and Shoo for Men and Boys oan ba
bad at
Ijirge Establishment,
Sftm
tvyiiirin O. CATTELL A CO.
t n wrvPTlI W ATER STREET,
AMUSEMENTS.
of the world renowned Comedian
MR. JOSEPH JKr-FERSON.
who will appear aa
RIP VAN WINKLE,
in Dion Boacicault's great Drama of
RIP VAN WINKLE;
OR, THE SI.FEF OF TWENTY" YFARS
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. AT I O'CLOCK.
RIP VAN WINKLE. n
MONDAY BENEFIT OF MISS ANNIE ORAHAWW
THEATRE COMIQUE, SEVENTH HTREKX
JL below Arch. Commences at 8 o'oloek.
TO NIC.II T, FAREWELL BENEFIT
nd last appearance but two of the gifted young artiste,
MISS SUSAN (i ALTON.
I ast time of
"tW," "," AND BLIND BEOOARS.
Farewell Matinee TO MORROW at I o'clock.
Pstnrd ay Night BEN F FIT OF M R. KEL LEI1K R. -
"fRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
1A THEATRE. Begins at R o'clock.
BLACK ANO WHITE.
MONDAY. AND EVERY EVENING,
reenter and Wilkio Collins1 great pl.iv,
BLACK AND Will IK.
W ith Every Scone New,
New Machinery, ;
New !iislo,
. , ,. . And a Powerful Oast
Including Mr. JOHN DREW.
Seat secured sin days in advance.
VOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE,''
X WAI.NtTT Street, above Eighth.
THE (.HEAT UK I.AVE SISTERS,
FOR SIX MOUTH OM.Y.
LAS I' WEEK OK JOE EMM ETT. ,
(REAT Sl'( t'ESS OE TDK DASH WOOD SISTER
VAI.F.U'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
V.,.-,A,,,,I?UN 72"' 7?J- ?-4j nd72 VINKStreot.;
1 IE (. I1AMIOUI II KSTH ION', fermerly the property
of the (.KAMI DI KE OK BADEN, purchased at rea
esp, ne 1 y , Ai 'OH VALER, of (hi city. In combination
with H.AMUCSOROHESTKA and Miss NELLIE AN.
VI !-','?,. w'" forform EVERY AiTEHNOON and!
r I MM. at the above. mentioned place. Admimioii
'"e- 1 latf .
RACES.
p O I T I li 13 IS X IS JP A K K.
MATCH I'OK $00.
SATURDAY,
JUNE 12.
Good Dny and Track. Best three la Ave to wagonfl(
John Turner enters steel roan JERSEY BOY.
R. Mulone enters bay horse MIKE.
AdmlsBlon, 1. , 6 9 St
p O I IN T II St IS IS Z IS l'AIll&V
MOSDAY,
JUXE 21.
Swerpstnkes for Uorsea that have never beaten
J 60 entrance. Mile heats, 8 In 6, to harness.
Association adding net receipts.
Three or more entries to fill, and two to start.
Should only one horse appear he will, be entitled KJ
all the entrance money. Should three or more start!
the second horse to save his entrance. Entries to ba
addressed to the Secretary, anil in each instance en
t'luslr k the entrance. Entries to bo closed at 13
o'clock, noon, on Monday, June 14.
8. KILPATRICK, Secretary,
6 11 No. 144 South FOURTH Street
r o i, :
i a it it.
MONDAY, Jyt JUNE 14,
At 3 P. M.
Purse and stake of NJ0; mile heats, 8 In 8, to tar
Hess. Good diiv and track.
,T. Challls names b. pr. PINE BOY.
J. Levitt block m. BLACKSTONE BELL,
W illiam II. Doble g. m. DAISY.
It WM. H. DOBLE, Proprietor.
rplIE PRINCIPAL DEPOTI
FOR THE BALK OF
REVENUE STAMPS,'
No. S04 CIIE9NUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICES, No. 105 S. FIFTH STREET
(Two doors below Chesnut street),
AND
No. 438 WALNUT STREET,
(Penn Building)
ESTABLISHED 1882.
The sale of Revenue Stamps la still continued at
the 01d-Establl8hed Agency,
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government, and having at all times a larga
supply, we are enabled to All and forward (by Mall ot.
Express), all orders Immediately upon receipt, y
matter of great Importance.
United States Notes, National Bank Notes, Drafts)
on Philadelphia, and Post OUice Orders received la
payment
Any Information regarding the decisions of th
Commissioner of Internal Revenue cheerfully anil
gratuitously fumlsiied.
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks, Re'
celptt), etc.
The following rates of commission are allowed
Stumps and Stamped Paper:
On 25 and upwards 8 per
100 " 3
" 800 " , 4 "
Address all orders, etc., to
STAMP AGENCY,
No. 304 CnESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
UNITED STATES POSTAGE STAMPS of all
kinds, and STAMPED ENVELOPES constantly 0
hand.
LARZELERE & DUCHEY,
1'u.lom IIouh0 Broker and Notarle Public
No. 405 LIBRARY STREET.
ALL CUSTOM HOUSE BUSINESS TRANSACTED
llltf
PASSPORTS PROCURED.
At'OODLANDSC'EM ETER Y COM PAN Y.
V Tim followioK ManaKor aud Officers nave beea
,T IMP
electea ("?.. 'u- pnlCE. Pntal.W.
William II. Moore,
Si.inui 1 S. Moon,
vyilliani W. koen,
Ferdinand J. Droor,
(ioorn L. Kuzby,
tillll(R .lllll-ll
Jul win t.re
if. A. Kniulit.
riMIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
1 No. ;t i Cll ESNUT Street, forward Pamela, Pack.
axa. alerohandiae, Hank Note, aud Specie, either bj ita
own line or in connection with other Exproa Uompaniaa,
U all Ui principal town and iua in the CnHwd Slate.
JOUN BINOHAM,
f ttapertannanh
v-v DR. F. GIRARD, VETERINARY 8URi
v OEON, treata all rliwaiw of horae and cattle1
and all aanncal operationa, wits artioieat aoooouuodateojaA
for horse, at hi.lu&nnarf u. tfUO MAitSUjLU. btraah
tim twit, IVot
i
ntM'tefltry aim , '.hidi, uw.i.i i. ... . ,..,.,.., r.
1'he MauaKora liave patuiud a reaolution reiitiirimr both
Lot liolii itb and Viaitora to prewt-nt tick eta at tlm uotranoa)
tor admiBxion to the t oiiiottM'y. Tii knta nntjr bo bad at tba
t ittico of tlio C'oiiiiany, No. bl3 ARCU Street, or of any ot
the Mndr. I S3