THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JUNE 14, 18G9.
NEWS 3UIVir,IAn.Y.
CiMv Affair.
On Saturday hint, the annual rogattn of
(ha Schuylkill Nitvy was opened with a contest
for the champion ilurr. and medals of the third
class LobIh. The boats entered for the contest
were the Minncbnhn, of the Malta Club, Isaac
IJedichnior, coxHwain; the Falcon, of the
lVniiNylvanift Cluli, John Culin, coxswain;
find the Iono, of the Orescent (Jlii'i, Hiiniiiol
Stokes, coxswain. At the firing of a cannon
from the Rtoamer May (Jinien, they arrangod
theiiiselvcs in lino below Turtle Honk. At
half-past r o'clock a pislol-shot waH fired by
the Commodore, the sirfmil for the start, and
the boats started on their race. Notwithstand
ing that the Minnehaha had the first choice of
position and the Falcon the second, the lone
took the lead by half n length, and when at
the (tirard avenue bridge increased it by a
strong effort to two lengths. When the
(toosepen was reached, about a quarter of a
mile from the stake boat, the Minnehaha
closed with the lone, and with a steady, long
stroko took the lead; and, turning tho stako
boat lirnt, maintained it with ease and passed
the Commodore's, barge, the winner of tho
race in lit minutes nn-1 l.r seconds. The Fal
con camo in second, in 1!l minutes and 4 7
Keeonds, and tho lone last, in 20 minutes and
VI seconds. Tho whole distanco rowed was
three miles.
A lurge meeting of garment cutters of
the city was held on Saturday evening, at
their hall, Fourth street, near Citllowhill.
David "Westcott was appointed Chairman, and
11. C. Maenuley Secretary. The meeting was
called for the purpose of considering tho pro
priety of asking for nn increase of wages in
excess of tho present rates, $20 per week.
Reports were received from a number of
shops through their delegates, a majority of
whom signified tho willingness of their em
ployers to pay the advance, fixing the wages
of their cutters at $24 per week. After con
siderable discussion, a resolution was adopted
declaring $4 per day the wagea of garment
cutters from this date.
A conductor on a Union rassonger car,
named McDermott, fell from the front plat
form of his car yesterday afternoon, at Frank
lin and Thompson streets, and had his arm
badly crushed by the wheel passing over it.
He was taken to his home at Fourth and
Master streets, lie subsequently died.
Bridget Donahue, residence unknown,
jumped overboard at South street wharf, on
Saturday evening, and she was rescued by
Custom House officers aud one of the Fifth
ward police. She had previously attempted
to throw herself under tho wheel of a loaded
cart. Her conduct showed unmistakable signs
of insanity, and she was sent to the Almshouse.
She is middle-aged, and says that she had
lived at Media, in Delaware county, and in
dill'erent parts of New Jersey.
DoniOHtic Allnlrit.
Gold closed on Saturday at 1.10.
The existence of yellow fever at St.
Marys, Ga., is denied.
The military and naval service of Canada
is to be reduced.
Alexander II. Stephens has recovered from
his recent illness.
On Saturday General Fremont sailed from
New York for Europe.
Military force is to be used in North Caro
lina to aid in collecting tho revenue.
Nova Scotia is to make no appeal to Eng
lish law courts as to Confederation.
President Grant is to have a grand public
reception in Boston on Y eilnesday.
Bids for the purchase of a number of
monitors will be opened at AVashington to-day.
Iluggles & Baldwin's saw-mill, at Cincin
nati, was burned on Saturday. Loss, $20,000.
Indians havo captured and destroyed a
$20,000 Government train, making good their
escape.
Enlisted men detailed for duty as clerks
in tho "War Department, not authorized by
law, are to be discharged.
Brevet Major-General S. S. Carroll has
been placed on tho retire! list, with the full
rank of Major-General.
All Indians found outside tho four great
reservations are to be treated as hostile, and
proceeded against accordingly.
i. Farepa-ltosa and several hundred musi
cians left New York last night for Boston. Tho
latter city is already full of visitors.
Canadians are agitating the question of
demanding compensation from the United
States for losses by the Fenian raid.
John Dunton threw himself under a pass
ing railroad train, on Saturday, at Augusta,
Me., and was instantly killed. Ho was doubt
less insane.
Commissioner Delano lias ruled that tho
New York cotton brokers are liable to a tax of
oue-twentiaih of ouo per cent, for negotiating
sales.
The life sentence of John Ford, a private
of the Twentieth Illinois Volunteers, for kill
ing a comrado in 1K!4, has been remitted by
the President.
Should the regular troops in the West
prove unequal to the task of conquering tho
Indians, General Scholield will be authorized
to raise volunteers.
Captain Cameron, editor of the Peters
burg Judex, on Saturday was wounded in a
duel with Mr. II. AY. Hughes, a contributor
to a Republican iaper in Richmond, Va.
Alievenue officers is to bo released by a Com
missioner until tho tacts of tho case have
lien reported to the Internal Revenue office.
General Granger having expressed an
opinion in the case of Verger, the murderer
of Colonel Crane, has withdrawn from tho
Military Commission, and General Swift is
ariw President.
Postmaster-General Creswell has sent a
letter to a Georgia postmaster, regarding tho
sanctity of postal matter, sealed letters espe
cially, and announcing a determination to
frocure tho severe punishment of violators of
mo law in wis respum.
LVorviita Allium.
London, Juno VI. A large number of ar
sts wero made in Paris yesterday, but tho
I )a.. n. ..f At..-, l.it.buf l.,u, am t ..I i m vuouun ei n ir
Kind state that confidence is returning. Up to
midnight last night, public order remained
undisturbed, and the troops patrolling tho
streets were frequently cheered by tho cm
tens.
London. June K5 Evening. Jelegrams
from Paris report tho city us being tranquil
tlirontrhout tho day.
London. June 12. J esputcnos irom cm-
it to. dated Juno !, state that a severe cyclone
htd occurred there and in the vicinity, doing
ptat duniage to the buildings in the city and
M shipping in the nvr below. J. no damage
to the shirring in the harbor was vory slight.
the last accounts tno cyclone was sun
kiemg.
aphid. June 1.1. Tho army and navy and
til mncistrates throughout Spain are tuking
5 oath to respect and obey the new consti
hion. During tho debate on Mexico yestor
''V a denutv Htiu'inatized tho Mexicans as
J wards. Prim replied that the people who
tte nun to sustain themselves against iuva-
ju were not cowards. He eulogized the
liicim republic and culled Juurea the
"great republican." It was received with
loud cheering.
Madrid, June 13. In the Cortes, yester
day, Navarre advocated tho election of Mont
pensier to the throne, and declared his pre
ference for immediato and final action on tho
pnrt of tho Cortes to that effect. Prim de
fended tho present Government of Mexico,
and announced that diplomatic relations would
soon be renewed with President Juarez.
Montpensier has entered Spain, and is no,v in
Andalusia.
BtKLiN, June 11. The King of Truisia,
Attended by Hismark, has l,.ft Berlin on a t jur
through Hanover.
London, June 12. The Tlm( to-day,
Kpcnking of tho position of tho Housn of
Lords on the Irish Church bill, says the Mar
quis of Salisbury's anticipation of tho situa
tion of tho Peers is now realized. Wo are in
a crisis ono of those rare great occurrences
when the national mind has been fully de
clared and tho Lords must defer to the will
of the country, or otherwise tho machinery
of the Government cannot be carried on.
Owing to the fixed and unalterable constitu
tion, the House of Peers must yield.
London, June 12 Evening. Immense Tory
demonstrations were hold to-day in various
parts of the kingdom. At Manchester over
200,0(10 persons wero present. Resolutions
protesting against tho passage of the Irish
Church bill were passed, and a monster peti
tion embodying the substance of tho resolu
tions was sent to Earl Derby for presentation
to the House of Lords. At Liverpool .10,0(10
people were present. Speeches were mode
by distinguished persons, and tho usual reso
lutions against tlio disestablishment of the
Iri h Church wero unanimously adopted.
Havana, June 12. Reports havo been re
ceived here of a very severe engagement be
tween tho Government troops and the rebels
at Puerto I'adre. Tho losses are given fit
hundreds. Among those reported killed is
General Marmol. Reliable information,
however, is wanting of this engagement.
Captain Pforf, of tho Holland war vessel
Soembing, was drowned at Kingsland,
Jamaica, on June 1.
Havana, Juno 11. The reports of a heavy
engagement at Puerto Tadre are confirmed.
Tho Spaniards admit a loss of sixty killed, and
estimate that of tho Cubans nt twelve hun
dred killed and wounded. Tho insurgent
General Marmol was killed.
Tho following news from Santiago conies
from Spanish sources: A schooner recently
landed a party of one hundred filibusters at
Port Battiqueri, six miles east of Santiago.
The party was betrayed by its guide, who gave
information of their landing to the officer in
command at Baracou. The troops of the
garrison inarched out, and coming up with
the filibusters attacked them, and in tho fight
fifty of the latter were killed and tho others
captured. The leader of tho party was shot
on the spot, and the prisoners wero taken to
Santiago for execution. All tho stores of the
expedition were captured, including $2,000,000
in unsigned revolutionary currency, several
hundred rilles, and three or four pieces of
artillery.
Padis, June 12. About two hundred ar
rests were made last night. The populace
generally assisted the troops to preserve order,
hnd the streets were clear by ten o'clock. No
outrages were committed.
Paris, June 12. The tumults in the streets
continue. The cavalry paraded all night, but
met with no resistance. Arrests continue to
be made, and the streets were more tranquil
after midnigut. btrong detachments of mili
tary are posted in the city to prevent an out
break. The Emperor and Empress drove
through Moutmartre, yesterday, unattended.
lhe following was othcially promulgated to
day: ''The recent disorders approach a ter
mination, owing to the strength and energy
of public opinion."
Paris, June 12 Evening. Ismael Pacha
arrived here to-day.
The 3lniiuct to diovernor Ciirtiu.
On Saturday evening about .100 gentlemen
sat down to the banquet which was given in
honor of Governor Curtin. Judge Thayer
presided and made the introductory speech.
He was followed by the distinguished guest,
Governor Curtin, who said:
"I tun not insensible to the compliment of
this ovation, and am deeply grateful for the
warmth of your reception. Notwithstanding
your nattering encouragement, deep and con
flicting emotions perplex me in arising to
address you. The occasion excites the live
liest feelings of the heart, and the great mea
sure of pride that I tun deemed worthy o
such a demonstration by the people of my
native State is saddened by the thought tha
it is a farewell, and that I am now about to
leave my friends and home for a foreign land.
No matter how much flattered by fortune, or
in what position of life, it is always sad to
sever the ties which bind us to our private cir
cles, to friends who have been faithful alike
in sunshine and shadow, in prosperity
and adversity, and who become closer aud
more sacred as time chastens the attachment
to the sincere and shortens the brief days al
lotted for their enjoyment. With me the
feelings excited by tho surroundings in
which I stand to-night reach far beyond the
circle of individuals, grateful as my memo
ries must ever bo of them. I could not find
language to express all I owe to this great
city, and to our honored and mighty Com
monwealth and her free people. In tho ine-
niorablo struggle which associated my hum
ble name was the imperishable honor of the
State, Philadelphia was generous and stead
fast in her attachment to me. Her voice was
largely instrumental in making me a candi
date for Governor, and throughout the six
yeais of my service as Chief Exocutive, her
people sustained me, and no sacrifice was
deemed too great to vindicate her National
Government when assailed; and who can for
get, who can fail to remember forever with
pride, that Pennsylvania was the first and tho
grandest of all tho States in her offerings for
her Government, und tho most heroic in her
sufferings for humanity ? When others
doubted or hesitated, her faithful peoplo were
unlhltermg in their fidelity; and now tho satis
faction to claim American citizenship all over
the world is magnified by the title f Ponn
sylvanian, wherever the martial virtues com
mand homage and respect.
The Governor then referred to his labors
during the lato Rebellion, in preparing and
putting in tho held IMMHIO Pennsylvania sol
diers, and also to what had been done for the
soldiersince the war ended, and he hoped that
when he returned he would find this a nation
of homogeneous people, with all the bitter
ness of angry feeling which caused tho war
and all its vicissitudes forgotten, and that we
maybe in the enjoyment of that fraternal fool
ing which alone can make a nation great aud
respected, and a peoplo happy and prosperous.
Tho Governor, in conclusion, said, "With tho
ardent prayer that our Government may re
muin an everlasting unit, and that this great
Commonwealth may maintain her lofty posi
tion in tho sisterhood of States, I bid you
farewell; and as the hard word falls from my
lips, I add my thanks to the people of Fhila
deliJiia, to the people of the wliulo State, for
their unvarying kindneRS, their unfaltering
support, and for tho thousand cvi lences of
affection tendered mo at this parling mo
ment.'' The second toast, "Tho President," was re
sponded to by Hon. John Scott.
The third toast, "Russia," was reminded
to by Mr. Bodisco, Charge d'Affaires at Wash
ington. i Cyrus W. Field responded briefly to a toast
of "The State of New York;" Hon. James
Pollock responded for "Pennsylvania;" John
Price Wetherill, Jr., for "Philadelphia;" Gen
eral Joshua T. Owen "Tho Practical Is
Hiies of tho Future:" Hon. A. K. McClure to
the sentiment, "The Young Republic in
Lenders of IMiO;" Colonel Jordan to ono com
plimentary to Governor Geary; and tho
fentiment to "Tho Judiciary" was responded
to by William H. Rawle, Esq. Major Calhoun
responded for "The Army."
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For atUlitiinal ilariitt Hewn urs Firxl Fatte.
A I.MAN AO FOR FUILA DELPHI A-THIS DAY.
Sn Rihfb 4'2s Moos H"rs H IS
Suw Kktk 7M!Hmu Water (io9
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADK.
Henry Wihxor, )
.K.oiioK N. ai.i.kw, Committer of the Month.
IJKO. MoMUHON COATT.8.)
MOVEMEXT OK CK'KAN STEA.1I.SIII PS.
FOR AMERICA.
Idaho Livttrpuol Now York M.iy
Nestorian Liverpool Ouolieo May
Nova Scotian... .Liverpool tuebec May
Atalanta London Nhw York Mav
Siberia Liverpool... ..Now York via Bos.. .Juno
Knrcipa GIiikkow Now York June
I'pniifiylvania.. . Liverpool Now York June
Minnpm tA Liverpool Now York June
l.'ify of London. .Liverpool ....Now York Inno
Cuba Liverpool. ... New York June
J'dlt KUKOPK.
Fellnna New York....lxmilon Juno 15
C. of Huston Now York.. ..Liverpool June 15
(iorniania Now York. ...Hamburg June 15
Llano New York. ...LivorpooT June It.
(lino Haltimoro....)!remti Tnne lit
Scotia New York.. ..Liverpool June lrt
City of I ondou. .Now York.. ..Liverpool June lit
Columbia New York....(jla(row June 19
Atalanta New York. ...l.onlon June 23
Cuba New York.. ..Liverpool June 2:1
Caledonia Now York . ...Glawtow June 23
1'uropc New York. ...(.lanitow June S'l
l-alRvntte New York.. ..Havre June M
V. of Brooklyn. ..Now York. ...Liverpool June
F.tna New York. ...Liverpool June Sit
COAKTWISK, DOMKhTIU, KTO.
Pioneer Philada Wilmington .Tune 15
ieo. Cromwell.. New York. ...New Orleans June 15
J. W'. Kvemian..Pbilad& Charleston June 17
Columbia New York. ...Havana June 17
City of Mexico.. New York.. ..Havana A V. Cruz.. .June W
Tonawanda Philada Savannah June 19
Juniata Philada N. Orloansand Hav.June 19
North America. .New York. ...Rio Janeiro lune S3
Mails are forwarded by everv steamer in the reiruinr linn.
The steamers for or from Liverpool call at Queen8town.ni
eept the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry. The
stearaeni for or from the Continent call at Southampton.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Normnn, Crowoll, Bmttnn, H. Winsor 4 Co.
Steamer J. 8. Khmer, ltiiririuis, Baltimore, A. Crovei, Jr.
unniue lejuca, Mowell, Uluraltar lor orders, Warren fe
(ire(r(r.
Ur. brijt Elizi, Clark, Pictou. C. C. Van Horn.
Sehr J. S Rraerion. Newcomb, Boston, .1. K. Banley A Co.
Schr J. Price. Nickerson, Boston, David Cooper.
Hohr C. H. Moller, Brown, Boston, do.
hcur Isaac Bakor, Purvere, Boston, Ponn Gas Coal Co.
ARRIVED' YESTERDAY.
Steamship Juninta, Hoxie, from New Orleans via Ha
vana 8tli inst., with cotton, cigars, etc., to Philadelphia
and Southern Miiil Steamship Co. Passengers from New
Orleans-Mrs. Horter, three daughters, and son; Alice
Csry; Annie Keefe; Wm. Taylor; Mrs. Mills; Mrs. Roeue
nd child; Miss Roche. From Havana Mr. and Mrs.
Chrhack and six children; Juana Josefa Cowan; Ambrosia
Y. Beipiir. two children, and servant; Mrs. T. Sauvulle and
two children ; J. A. Lamar and wito; G. Fuortes, wito, au I
five children ; B. L. Perer; It. Ordmer; G. iSior; N. Ker
ney; S. M. Ferer: Henry Somiuer; G. Langenshiodt ;
Rafael Estrada ; F. Viena ; Robert Smith ; Jo in Foster.
Barque J. H. McLarren, Corning, 14 days fioin Som
brero, with gnann to Moro Phillips.
Haniue Hannibal, Nieman, 40 day from London, with
mdse. to C. F. A G. G. Lennig.
ARRIVFDSATURDAY.
Steamer Anthracite, Green, 21 hours from New York,
with mdse. to W. M. ltnirrt & (jo.
Steamer D. Utley, Davis, 'U hours from New York, with
mdse. to W. M. Buird A Co.
Schr Jos. N. Bittinc Waters, 5 days from Newtown, Md.,
with lumber to J. W. Bacon.
ftptrial ftetpatrh to The Evrninq T' Uaraph.
Havkk-hk-Gkack, June 14. The following boats left
here for Philadelphia this morning :
W. Middle towu aud Orlando, with lumber to Taylor A
Betts.
orina, with bark to order.
Linnie and Fuiily, with lumber to Pattirron A Lippia-.
cott.
Lir-r.ie, with machinery for Wilmington.
J. P. Packer, with lumber.
John McFndden, with lumber for Chester.
Prairie, with lumber for Wilmington.
Homeward, wit h lumbor to Craig t Blanchard.
John Kowe, with bark to Lurge A Wilson.
Golden Katjle, with lumber to Taylor, Duy A Moore.
Currtrpnntl'i' of the PhiUulfljihta Kxrhanqe.
Lkwes, Del., June 11. The following vessels went to sea
to-diiy : Ship F.liza Mclaughlin, for Antwerp; barques
Haabet (Norw.) for CronNtadt; Ada Carter, for Mutan.ait;
hops Sportsman, for Trinidad ; Altavela, for Wilmington,
N. (J. : lHola. fur Cardenas; Klilubeth. for do. : schr l.etta.
for MayacrueK ; and two barques, names not ascertained,
all from Philadelphia. The vessels before reported at the
Breakwater have all left. Wind W. L, U LYON'S.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Virginia, Campbell, from Liverpool for Philadel
phia, was oil tho Skerries 1 P. M. 30th uit.
Steamship J. W. F.vurman. Snydor, from Charleston loth
insU, for Philadelphia, has on board t73 bales cot ton, 37
tcs. rice, 1 111 bales yarns, 40 do. domestics, 2 tcs. beeswax,
8 bags poauuts, 50 bbls. spirits turpentine, 1H9 do. rosin,
408 bbls. and 2-14 crates vegetables, and sundry pkgs.
SteaniBhip Tonawanda, Jennings, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Savannah 12tn inst.
Steamship James S. Green, Vance, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Richmond 11th iust.
Steamer Fannie, i'entoo, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York 11th inst .
Barque Julie Nichols, Dade, from London for Philadel
phia, sailed from Gravusend 31st ult. bulore reported
sailed 27th.
Barque Desiah, Gilkey, from Newport, Wales, was going
up to New Orleans 7th inst.
Barque Melbourue, Horton, from Liverpool 81th April
for Philadelphia, was spoken titli ult. lut. 6il 2o, lung. 14 '.'U.
Barque Sarah B. Hale, White, nonce for Matangas, was
passed tit b inst. lat. 35, long. 70 60.
Brig Hyperion, Woodbury, was loading at Matanzas 4th
inat., for a port north of Hattoras.
Brigs Alice M. Putnam, Atwoori, and Merriwa. Water
house, for Philadelphia, were loading at Matauus4th inst.
Selir L. A. Dnnenliower (of Greenwich, N. J.), Shupirl,
from Gardiner for Philadelphia, at Holmes Hole lltti inst.
reports beiug run into the previous uight, oft West Chop,
by an unknown schooner; had stern builly stove, lost bout
and split inaiusail badly ; damage to tiie other vossil un
known. Schr R. K. Vaughn, heuce for Boston, passed Hell Gate
11th inst.
Schr Win. S. SquireB. C'uinmings, from Boston fur Phil i
delphia, at New York llth iust.
Schr F.. Sinniclison, Winsinoro, from Quincy Point for
Philadelphia, at Holmes1 Hole ltith iust.
Si lirs 1 B. Kverett, Jones, hence for Boston, and T. T.
Tnt-kur. Allen, from HoMon fur Georgetown, D. C., at
Helmet,' Hole P. M. 10th inst.
Sehr Mary K. Coyne, Facomire, bunco, at Providence
llth street.
Schr K. II. Shannon, Dilks, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Providence llth intit.
Sehr lavis Cuniu, Reed, hence for Portland, at New
Yi rk llth inst.
Schr Richard Vaux, Whitaker, cleared at Wilmington,
N. C, loth inst. for Boston.
Si'br Sophia Wilson, Ni.well, for Philadelphia, was load
ing at Wilmington, N. C, loth inst.
Sehr Win. B. Thomas, hence, at Alexandria llth inst.
Srhrw Sehih B. Strong, Murray, and Sarah Cullin. Avis,
for Philadelphia, were loading ut Charleston loth inst.
PROPOSALS.
1
)lll)P08AL8 FOR 8 T It A W.
Deputy Qi'artkkmastkk-Genbrai.'s Office,)
riiii.APKi.rniA, pa., juuo 11, isou. j
TropoKnls ure hereby Invited (to be opened at 12 M.
on TUESDAY, tho 15th Instant) for furulHhlug the
OjjurtermaHter'B Department lu. this city with
FORTY (40) TON'S OK It YE STKAW"
In link's, Bubjt'Ct to Inspection as usual.
The umittl conditions imposed upon bidders and
contractors will bo observed. The rlRht la also re
served to reject any and all bids, If to the Interest of
the Government to do so.
Proposals should be sealed anil endorsed "Propo
sals for Straw," and addressed to the undersigned.
8TEWAKT VAN VL1ET,
Deputy tjuarttinaster-General and
6 11 St Brevet MajoMienera! VB. A.
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Chintzes.
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Chocolate Colored Tercales.
White Goods.
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ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES.
THE PUREST AND BEST IN THE WORLD.
This o slebrated Brick Ioe Oreara and Water Ioe can be
carried in a paper to any part of the oity, aa you ould
candy. Fifteen or twenty different kind of thoin are knp
constantly on bund, and ONE HUNDUKD DIFFF.KKNT
FLAVORS can be made to order fur those who desire to
have something never before seen in the United States,
and superior to sny 'a -ri'in insde in F.urope.
Principal Depot No. 1334 WALNUT Ktreet.
Branch BtorB-No. llfJU BPK1NU UAKDK.V Street.
tli V. J. ALLKUKKITI.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
pa R. THOMAS & CO.
DEALERS IN
Doors, Blinds, Sash, Shutters
WINDOW FRAMES, ETC.,
N. V. CORKER OF
EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Streets
b 26 Bill
PHILADELPHIA.
QEORCE PLOWMAN,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
8 B$
No. 134 DOCK Street, PhiladelnHJU
BOARDING.
AT NO. liai G1KAKD BTREET MAY BE
obtained furnished and Ulifuraiaud loomi for lwtg.
Bt. board alej, U desued. 1 K
WATOHE8, JEWELRY, ETO.
-tV.lS LADOMUS&CO.
DIAMOND DEALERS & .TEWKLKUS.V,
WATCH Rd, JRWEIjRY A BII.TKH WAHk.
vWAT0HE3 Md JEWELRY REPAIRED,
J02hetntit St., rhllft-
Ladies' and Gents' Watches,
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED,
Of the moat celebrated makers.
FINE VEST CHAINS AND LEONTINES,
In 14 ami 19 karat.
DIAMOND an other Jewelry of the latest doslgns.
Engagement and Wedding Kings, In 13-karat and
Coin.
Sold Silver-Ware for Bridal Presents, Table Ont
lery, Plated Ware, etc S 87
ESTABLISHED 1823.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, and
FANCY GOODS.
O. W. RUSSELL,
NO. n N,
SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
WILLIAM Yl. WARNK & CO.,
Wholonale Dealers In
WATCH KS AND JKWKLRY.
a E. corner SEVENTH and CHESNUT Streets,
B 2? Second floor, and late of No. 83 S. THIRD St.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ALPHABETICAL
INDEX
TO THE
NEW TESTAXVXXSrjT.
A useful and necessary help In the study of the
Scriptures, and In the preparation of SuuUa-school
lessons. Prices, 2fi, 40, anil 60 cents. .
Just pnbllNhed by tho AMERICAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION, No. 1128 Chesuut Street, Phila
delphia. 6 ai liiwiiit
LL TIIE NEW BOOKS FOR SALE AT
WHOLESALE PRICES BY
l'OKT K IS Ac COATES,
NO. 822 CHESNUT STREET,
Marble Building, adjoining the Continental.
Our new and elegant T3 22mwf r
AKT CJAL.I.F.UV
Now open, with the finest collection of PAINTINGS,
CHROMOS, aud ENGRAVINGS In tho city.
FURNITURE, ETO.
F
URN
TUBE.
A. & H. LEJAMBRE
HAVE REMOVED THEIR
Fnmiture & UpMsterii farerooi
TO
NO. 1127 CHESNUT STREET,
8 10 wfmemrp GIRARD ROW.
FURNITURE.
T. & J. A. HENKEILS
HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR
ELEGANT STORE,
No. 1002 ARCH Street,
Are now gelling FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE at very
Reduced Prices. 4 1 Smrp
FOR SALE.
0j 10 R SALE, ON EASY TERMS,
A NINE-ROOM HOUSE,
No. 1116 CARPENTER Street,
with bath and (ra. hot and cold water.
Apply on the Premises.
FOR SALE THREE STORY FRONT,
Ijvjl Two-story back ; front and aido Oardona; Lot ID by
rii; llnuse IK, and has alt conveniences; was arranirnil for
convenience of small family, and many improvements
added which appearance does not indicate. Must lie
examined to be appreciated. Inquire on promises. No. 318
N. TIllUTY-SKVKNTIl Street, tirst house below Baring,
went side, Mantua; or of JOHN A. BELL, No. :iJU
CHF.SNUT btieol. 6 13 31
T FOR SALE HANDSOME THREE-
:I' fltoiy Itrii'k DwftUinir. throe-story double Imt-k build-
ma. Nu. tti4 iSlX'l 11 Sinmt. nbuTtf Groen : niudarn im-
provt'nientH, and in eioelltntonltr. Wan owned and built
by tbe late Henry l-vrnntfor, doieHud, of tue vary bwt
materia ih ana worKinatiHinp. iimneaiato pouhoksioq,
Ayptit at honno frotn 1'J to 'J o'clm-k daily. ti 7 tt'
fP FOR SALE A TilKKESTORY BRrCIv
Kr't house, with bai k buildinKS, in complete order. Will
bu sold cheap for cash ; $ 'Julio can remain if the purchaser
desires. Apply on the premises,nt No. I llii CA RPK.N TK.lt
Street, or ut O'NKILL & LI'.sLllC'S, No. 713 S. FOURTH
Btreet. ti I J -It
TO RENT.
GERMANTOWN PROPEKTY TO LET
lliiil A lare, modern-built house, tenant-house, coach
house, and live acres of laud, huudsomely luid out walk,
and garden ; within two minutes' walk of Duy's Lane Sta
turn. Apply to J. ARMS i'RoNU. ti lit
FOR SALE A HANDSOME TIIREE-
storr Brick Dwollins. on V1NK Stroet. between
ineteenth and Twentieth. Iit la by 117 feet to a street.
Double back buildiuus. gas. bath, water-closet, hot and
cold water, i-inished in i?ood Btyle.and in excellent repair
Hood sized yard. Apply to U. It. liAKDlM.lt, No. Mi
Huuth FOURTH Street. B a tiwfiut"
fTj) FOR SALE GERMANTOWN COM-
fnrtuble house and throe acres; shaile, small fruits,
JiU'sant Kroumls, pointed stone stable and carriage hoiisn.
tath, ramie, 'lieu tor. Apply on the premises, DUY'S
Lane, above Church Lune, or to M.-. LICA No. 1H WAL
UT btreet, between 10 aud l'J o'clock. 6 3 wfiuiX
TO RENT. FOR THE YEAR OR ft
season, a fino Country Place in i;nnni,i,.n "ir
'i Here is a lare liuinsion, 1H rooms, atablo, etc., with 6'
acres or land, well Hoiked with fruits and vegetables
Apply toDr. Kfc-YSKR, No. Ull ARCHKtrout. 6 tf '
TO RENT AN OFFICE SUITABLE FOR A
, . P? 'S'? o iJi lV1' wiUl or without board, at No
Wit GIRARD Street. g )j
STORE TO RENT Nt). 1210 CHESNUT
St. Apply in second-story of the building. ti9wfiii3t
TO HIRE THE NEW STEAM YACHT
BasISABKL. Apply. SEi LOM BARD St. SJliwi'".
Q AN I EL M. FOX SO N,
Conveyancers and Real Estate Agenti,
OKFK'K,
NO. 540 NORTH 'UTH STREET.
641m
HKNRY K. FOX.
PHILADELPHIA.
IMNIKL M. KOX.
TAR. KINKEL1N CAN BE CONSCLTED ON
U all diseaaos of a certain speoialtf. OBUi hour.. 8 1 to
tt, Fo. ab, KLUVhliTti Btr.ut . tt
AMUSEMENTS.
WALNUT ST. THEATRE. BEGINS AT
THIS (Monday) KVF.NINrt, 'Jims 14.
BHNKKIT OK MISS ANNIK GRAHAM.
Fulwer'. splendid comody. in Hr. acU,
Clnra DotiRlim .'.Miwi ANNIE GRAHAM
To conclude with Victor Hhko'ii piny of
KUY 1U.AS.
Mnrinnne Ml. ANNIK OR A HAW
Rnj lila. Mr. W. P. 11. (JOVKRi
(Who hns kindly TnluntnerHd).
TUKKnAY HKNKKIT IIP MR. W. H. IIAILRV.
WKIiNKSDAY- BKNKKITof MR. MARK tmOOKEi
Tlll'KKDAY- BKNKHV OK MMON HASSI.KR.
FRIDAY-HKNKHT OP THOMAS J. HFMPHI I .ft
r-A T UKDAY- IIKXK.HT OK 1)11 A Hl-iCS W A UJO T
MR8. JOHN DREW'8 ARCH STREE1
THKATHK. Be(rlnM.8o'olork.
LAST HVK Mt. II I S OK THE SKASON
OF WHS. JOHN IUICW AN'II COM PANT.
LAST NIOH I S OK HI.AC'K AND WHITK.
Monday, Tuesday. Wodnday, Thursday, and Friday,
Juiin 14, lh, lti, 17, anil 18,
HI. AUK A Nil Willi K.
New KoMiory, Mimio. Machinery,
And a IVwt'rtul 'at.
Including Mm. JOHN IMtKW.
In prcpa ration HUMI'TV IH'MPTV.
THEATRE COMIQUE, SEVENTH STREET
below Arch. Oomnienop. at P o1clork.
1.AM wi tk, nmat positively, of Mina SUSAN OAI.TON
and Comic Ivni-li.li Openi Company. MONDAY and
'I I KSDA Y KVK.VINtiS, Olfmitmclra "Hrt" Hnconalrncted,
"Hi," nitli new muaio, and every inemiierof Company in
caat. "HtS," with all ita mimical beauties. Pronounced
the ereati st succeaa of tlie senaon. A Musical Arterpieoo.
Iy Mr! honiaa Wlnthn and Aliaa Rlancho I. alien.
1? OX'S AM E R I CAN T II E A TRe",
J WALNUT Stroet, atmro KiKhth.
The return of (iua Williams. Continued Emaff
ment of the Dashwonda. First week of the new bal
let, Tli K. FI.KHKHMAN OK NAPLKS. Now attractioM
lJJ Stars. Kvery Kvenin and SaturdayAfternoor
CHESNUT ST HE E T R I N K.
opf.n daily for vi'i.ociPFi ninma.
TPFSDAY N Ii ; UT. (IIIKAT F.X II i.IT(ON.
DONALDSON and (ilLBKRT, Tiiflit -rope and VelocU
pcile Ascension.
VAIR'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
T OARDFN Nos. rai, T. 1U, and 736 VI NK Street.
TDK. R A N I) OUCH K.ST K ION. formerly the property
of tho GRAND DI'KK OK BADKN, purchaaed at ireab
eipensn by ,1 ACOR VALKH.of this city, in combination
with KLA M K R'8 ORUH KS I'll A and Miss NKLLI K AN
DKHSON will perform F.VKRY AKl'KRNOON and
F KN1NU at the above-mentioned place. Admission
free. 1 13tf
RACES.
moxda r,
JUNK 8L
Sweepstakes for llonteg that have never beaten
S0 entrance. Wile heatu, 8 In 8, to harness.
Association adding net receipts.
Three or moro entries to nil. and two to start.
Should only one horse appear he will, be entitled
all the entrance money. Should three or more start
the second horse to save his entrance. Entries to
addressed to the Secretary, and In each Instances!
cleslri? the entrance. Entries to be closed at
o'clock, noon, on Monday, June 14.
8. KILPATRICK, Secretary,
611 No. 144 South FOURTH Street.
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETO. -
ff rENN STEAM ENGINE AND
r "2L,Vil BOILK.R WORKS. NK.AFIK A t.w.vv
-JLLLr PRACTICAL AND THKORKTIOAI.
ItS!TT5e KNOINKF.RS.MACHIM.ST.S. BOILKR.
toAKK.RS, BLACKSMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having
for many years bcon in successtul operation, and been ex
clusively enicaged in building and repairing Marine and
Kiver KiiKines, high and low-pressure. Iron Boilers, Water
Tanks, Propellers, etc., etc. respectfully otfer their ser
vices to the public as being tolly prepared to contract for
engines of all sizes, Marine, River, and Stationary; having; '
sets of patterns ot ditferent sizes, are prepared to execute
orders with quick Jesnatch. Kvery description of pattern
making made at tne shortest notice. Higtl and Low-pressure
Fine Tubular and Cylinder Boilers of the best Penn
sylvania Charcoal Iron. Forgings of all sizes and kinds. '
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions. Roll I'urning,
Screw Cutting, and all other work connected with tha
above business.
Drawings and specification, for all work done at tha '
establishment froe of charge, and work guaranteed.
The subscribers have ample wharf dock-room for repairs
of boats, where they can lie in perfect safety, and are pro
vided with shears, block., falls, etc. etc., for raisins heavy
or light weighta.
JACOB O. NEAFIE.
JOHN P. LF.VY,
818 BKACH and PALM F.R Street
M
ERRICK & SON 8'
SOTJTnWARK FOUNDRY,
No. 430 WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia.
W ILLIAM WRIGHT'S PATENT VA1UABLB
CUT-OFF STEAM ENGINE,
Regulated by the Governor.
MKRRICKS SAFETY HOISTING MACHTNB,
Patented June, lSoVi.
DAVID JOY'S
PATENT VALVELESS STEAM HAMMER.
D. M. WESTON'S
PATENT SELF-CENTRING, KELF-BALANCTW
CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR-DRAINING MACILLNS.
ANl
HYDRO EXTRACTOR.
For Cotton or Woollen Manufacturers. T 10 rawl
J. VAUGHN MEKBICK. WILLIAM H. MERRICK.
JOHN M. OOPE.
SOUTIIWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AN1
WASHINGTON Streets.
PHII.A1IKI.PB1A.
MKRRICK A SONS.
ENOINF.F.RS AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and lxw Pressure Steam Engines tot
Land. Kiver, and Marine Service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boat, eto.
Castings of all kinds, either Iron or Braaa.
Iron Frame Roots for Gas Works, Workshop., and Bail,
road Stations, etc.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most im
proved construction.
Kvery description of Plantation Machinery, also, Sugar,
Saw, and Grist M ills. Vacuum Pan., Oil Steam TnunsTl).
feoators, Filters, Pumping F.ugine., eto.
Sole Agents for N. Billeux's Patent Sugar Boiling Appa
ratus, Nesniyth'a Patent Steam Hammer, and Aspinwail
A Woolsey' Patent Centrifugal Sugar Draining Ma
chines. 4 80
QIRARD TUBE WORKS.
JOHN II. MURPHY & BROS,
fflanufucturerii of Wrought Iron Pipe, Eto
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
WORKS,
TWENTY-TIIIKD and FII.BKUT Streets.
OFFIOK, H I
No. 41 North FIFTH 8tret.
STOVES, RANGES, ETO.
NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNS
would call the attention of the publio to his
NKW UOI.DKN KAGLK FURNACK.
This is an entirely new heater. It is so oonatranta
as to once commend itself to geueral favor, being a oomo
nation of wrought and cast iron. It is very simple in ito
construction, and is perfectly air-tight; self-cleaning, hav.
lng no pipes or drums to lie taken out and cleaned, iti.
so arranged with upright flue, as to produce a target
amount of beat from tha same weight of coal than any fur
nace now in use. 'The hygroruolrio condition of the airal
produced by my new arrangement of evaporation will ai
once e'emonatrate that it is the only Hot Air Furaaoe thai
will pnKiuce a perfectly healthy atmosphere.
Those in want of a complete Heating Apparatus woolt
do well to call and examine t he Golden Ragle.
CHARLF.S WILLIAMS,
Nos. 1134 and 1134 MARK K I' Street,
Philadelphia.'
A large assortment of Cooking Ranges, Fire-Boaru
Stoves, Low Down Grates, Ventilators, eto., always it
hand.
N. B. Jobbing of all kinds promptly done. ( 108
THOMSON'S LONDON KITCHENER
or FUROPKAN RANUK. for families hoUils, or
puliho institutions, in Tfflirn utrrr.nr.at:
Ikl'l.M a 1m.. i'),,u,tuloliia Ranges. Hot-Air fur
naces. Portable Heaters, lxiw-down Urates, Fireboard
Stoves, Bath Boilers, Stew-hole Platos, Boilers, Cookinet
Su,ve.,eto.. wholesale and reuj. tlj. nufrjjy.
527wfmrtm NoifOI N. SKOOND Street.
REFRIGERATORS.
JEFKK.'KKATOKS & WATEIt-COOLERST &
finished in the best manner, and lower than elsswhe& Q
.1. W. U'KVIIVH. 4. V
No. 63 N. SIXTH Street. o
M.urA vf xf tv
OLD ONF.8 REPAIRED.
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largest assortment of the latest style, fit Isiyit. O cA d e'
Gaiters, and ShoM (or Mea end lis be n
I AR2CLERE & AUCHkYmX
Cuetom House Broker aaiUNoCarJt PJ,ilUrV- o.
No. 405
ALL CUSTOM HOUSK
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