THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHIL ADKLPHIA, FRIDAY, JULY 1G, 1800.
3
C It r Allnlr.
Ti e iuarf,Minition of tha new liaiUling of
tLo Moimntilo In'.irary Ctiii:ny to:k )!;ico
jTRtcrdiiy uftcnioon, n iuiH-o iniinbor of ladies
and pcntlf n.ea lin jnest tit. Addresses
wcro tleiivcivtl ly T. Morris l'orot, Es'j,., Pro
Milent of tho iilirnry UoiniMny; Duniol M.
Fox, F.hij., Miiyor of t ho city: Benjamin II tr
im 1'rcwHtcr, V-sfj. ; Kov. v. Krauth, of tho
I'nivoiRily of lYiniHylviuiiu: ilon. William H.
Foirre, .lolin 1'iien W'titliuriil, and others.
Lust cvr.inK. at 7 oYl.iV.;, tho Fhiladol
I'hia (icvnir.n JSinginj,' Sitcioiies which had
toktn part in the S.i!Hreri'ost; at lialtimoro,
returned to tlio t i y. 'llioy were greeted ly
a largo coiieo'UNO of pcuplu.
On A Cilrc day nftcrnoon, about fiva
o'clock, a liovio attached t a bricklayer's
wnyon took lright and ran thiouh Atherton
street, in tho Horond ward, sti ikiu and kill
ing a child of Mrs. Ilogun in its Hi;;ht,
The following poisons wi ro admitted to
the Io:jitnt yesterday:
Fat rick Carrian, nrl "2 years, residing nt
No. 1020 1'iivlow nl root; hand injure.!.
Joseph (aiii)lell, nLjed :!." years, residing at
Luiulmvd and Twelfth street; hand in j urn I vj
coiiiir.g hi contact with a glass showcase.
JinmrMlr A flit i r.
(Sold cloved yesterd ly at l iil'J.
The Indians ai'o still troablesonit) on the
Paula l'e mail route.
A steam-tug sunk at, llo1oken yesterday,
and the engineer, Charles Van Oruui, was
drowned.
A coach of AVells, Fargo & Co. w.vi
roLhed of f:V200 in gold, at iareau Station, a
few days ago.
Eleven indictments have leo.n found
against piomitu'iit bankers Ly tho New York
Grand Jury.
Senators Morrill and Hoot nddmss.-Hl a
large meeting of citizens ut Colorado Cily o.i
Monday evening.
Henry Howard, formerly of tho British
Legation at Washington, has sailed for Ear jpa
horn Baltimore.
Mrs. ltoheitH, her two Rons, and two
others, were arrested in Cincinnati for dealing
in counterfeit currency.
In Boston, lager Leer is still nllowalto
le hold, but ttronger liipior is seized wherever
oii'ered for sale in saloons.
A bank at Sandy Hill, N. Y., was entered
by burglars on Wednesday night. The safe
was blown open, but nothing obtained.
Walter Welch, a sub-eontractor on tho
roughkeepsio and Eastern Railroad, has ab
sconded with sj-.7U00, and leaving a defalcation
of !:!().000.
Michael Vidal, of Louisiana, has been ap
pointed a commissioner for tho adjustment of
claims between the I'nited States and Pom.
On Wednesday night, at Franklin, Mo.,
the machine shops and four locomotives of
the Southern Pacific llailroad Company were
burned. Loss, 7M".
The Chinese Labor Convention adjourned
yesterday ninr U( after organizing a stock
company, w ith 1,M)0, 000 capital, to induce
the emigration of Asiatics.
Forolirn Allnirs.
London, July Midnight. In the House
of CommoiiB the Irish Church bill, as
amended in tho House of Lords, camo up for
consideration. There was a full attendance
of members, mid the galleries were crowdod.
Mr. Gladstone, on rising, was greeted with
loud cheers by tho Liberals and dorisivo
shouts from the Tory benches.
He said, with respect to tho amendments
which had been made to tho bill, that tho
Government proposed to restore the preamble
nnd the date of disestablishment as they ap
peared in the original bill, and they should
agree to the amendments relating to curatos'
annuities and to the protection of annuitants,
with some modifications; but all the other
amendments they should oppose, with tho
single exception of tho grant of f.r00,000 in
lieu of private benefactions made before 1(!().
Disraeli said that, although the abstract
principles of the bill had been repeatedly
discussed, there had been little discussion on
the details of its provisions. He hoped the
amendments mude would receive calm con
sideration. ,
Mr. Gladstone then moved the Ilouse dis
agree to the preamble as amanded. He
thought the concurrent endowment which the
Lords had in view was a very different scheme
from that of Mr. Titt, which contemplated
an established Catholic Church side by side
with the Established Church, and under State
control. Concurrent ondowment, as now un
derstood, was totally opposed to the spirit of
the time.
If the Houso could be induced to agree to
it, it was certain that the country, especially
large constituencies, would not sanction it.
He strongly advocated the appropriation of
the surplus fund, as originally proposed, with
a proviso reserving to Parliament control
over them.
Disraeli thought the House ought to agree
to amend the preamble. He asserted that
the House of Lords did not desire the reser
vation of the surplus for concurrent endow
ment, and ridiculed the plan for its appropri
ation. He hoped the House would prevent
such a waste of the public funds, and not al
low them to be dealt with iu this loose and
vague manner.
Mr. Ball, member for Dublin University,
thought the restoration of tho origiual pre
amble would be fatid to many advantages se
cured to the Church by the Lords.
Mr. Bright admitted that at a former time
he had proposed something like the present
scheme of concurrent endowment, but de
clared that public feeling was now totally op
posed to religious endowments, and no Minis
ter would bo able to carry such a scheme, lie
felt that all the plans, tsave the one originally
proposed by the bill, were so full of dilnnil
tics that it would bo idle to discuss them.
Sir lioundell Palmer, although not a sup
porter of concurrent endowiueut, considered,
under the circumstances, that grants for re
sidences to the clergy of the great majority,
could not be refused out of that fund, which,
contrary to his ideas, they had declared was
wrongfully taken from the creat maioritv.
and used for the religious purposes of the
minority. Unless Homo proposal of this kind
was agreed to, they would never establish
religious equality or satisfy the expectations
of the ' Irish. Thev should not allow their
anti-Catholic prejudices to refuse this small
boon to the great maioritv.
The House then dividod. and the amend
ment of the House of Lords with respect to
endowments was disagreed to bv a vote ot
H-ii. against 222; majority for the Govern
ment, t.
The amendment in roeard to the annronr'u
tion of surplus funds was also disagreed to,
by a vote of 24'i against 104.
Mr. Gladstone then moved the restoration
of the original date, namelv. January 1. 1871.
for the dissolution of the Legislative union
between the Churches of England and Ire
land, and, after some discussion, the date
was restored without a division, and the
jaouse men adjourned.
London, July 15. The Timet says tho pr
gress of Spain towards an enlightened om
mercial policy will soon become a necemity,
and with a more liberal tariff system, it will
be difficult for her homo produce to compote
with American, and sho will be unablo any
longer to m'onopoli.o the markets of tho An
tilles. Under these circumstances Cuba will
become useless to Spain, and prido alono can
lead her to hold on to a dominion disputed in
the teeth of tho best Spanish troops. Prim
and other statesmen aro convinced that tho
separation of Cuba is only a question of time,
but national honor prevents Spain from
taking such ste,s as long as the insurrection
prevails, but when tho island is pacified tho
natural dictides of reason ought to bo lis
tened to.
Cuba is valuable. Spain wants cash, and a
purchaser is at hand. Should tho island bo
canvassed, a "plobisoilum" would result in
favor of annexation to the United States. Tho
only seiious question is, can the United
States at this moment afford tho purchase
money. It is for tho advantago of both hemi
spheres that each should follow its own course
iiutifimiiu lled by interference of tho other.
Spain, like Kussia and Denmark, may well con
sent to sell tho remainder of her transatlantic
possessions. It is fortmiato sho has anything
left to sell.
I.omjon, July 1.". In tho international
riflo match on Wimbledon Common, tho
riflemen of Scotland were victorious, beating
those of England and Ireland.
QvniNsrowN, July 15. Tho steamship
Kussia ouived hero at 814 P. M., having left
New York on July ,.t) at )-2t p. Jl thus
making the shortest passage on record.
Signed "Passengers on tho steamship
Russia."
l'AiviH, July 15. Tho French journals com
ment unfavorably on tho prorogation of tho
Corps Legislutif, beforo tho verification of
tho f lection was completed. Tho Govern
ment is accused of closing the Chamber with
the design of stilling discussion. Tho session
will probably be resumed on August 20. It
is rumored that Trince Napoleon will be made
President of the Council; Baroche, President
of tho Senate; and Mind a Senator, while
llouhcr will l ecomo a candidate for a vacant
seat in the Corps.
M.U(i;ii, July 15. In the Cortes, yester
day, Prim introduced tho new Minister, and
remarked that the present Cabinet was con
stituted from the majority, and though the
men had been changed, tho policy of the
Government was unchanged. Tho Rcpubli
enn Deputies replied, making severe attacks
on tho Government policy. '
YilnVa, July li. Severe tumults have oc
curred this week among workmen at Bruuu.
Tho military were called out and fired upon
the mob, killing two and wounding twelve.
Tho crowds have dispersed, but great oxcito
mcnt still prevails, and tho authorities aro
taking every precaution to prevent threatened
revivals of the disorders.
BunsE, July 15. Switzerland has ratified
the treaty of commerce with the Zollverein
Convention, for tho protection of literary
properly with the North vierman Contede-
acy, and a naturalization treaty with Wur-
temberir.
Havana, July l.. General Lchevera, Pre
sident of the Havana llailroad, has been
arrested, and will sail for Spain to-morrow.
Notaries have received orders to record
the sales of confiscated property in certain
districts, as a precautionary measure to pro
vent its destruction by the rebels. The
volunteers, lust night, serenaded Generals
Ferrer, Canto, and Lesea. Three recent en
gagements are reported, in which the reborn
were defeated. There is a scarcity of pro-
isious at Puerto Principe, and the authorities
aro distributing food to the inhabitants.
Tlic Work of I'arlsli lVicsts iu
i:iiluiid.
The London People's Magazine is publish-
ng a series of papers entitlod "Our Parish
Priests; their Work and their Play, their
Helpers and their Hinderers;" from one of
which we copy the following epitome:
"lo live anions the people, whether in tho
crowded courts of towns, or in the solitude of
entirely country villages; to pass from house
to house ay, lrom mansion to hovel a me
dium of communication, a vehicle of infor
mation, between rich and middle classes and
poor; to make themselves sharers in the cares
and troubles, in the interests and joys of thoir
flock; to explain away little misunderstand
ings; to heal little sorenesses; to smootn
little irritations; to atone little feuds; to be a
safety-valve for little discontents (all these
eing lurking and undeveloped clangors;;
to relieve want that would never have
)een known, or have been known by
. tie n '
some outbreak oi crime, out ior moir
searching out; to go about preaching
peace and obedience, temperance, virtue, aim
godliness; instilling principles of order; re
fining and raising the thoughts of the people
by their conversation and influence, 67en by
the mere lact OI ineir biubuiou viaikn amiuB
in the improvin ; of their houses, in the pro
motion of health and cleanliness; to superin
tend and share in the education of the next
rroTiprntion in intelligence, in moral, yea, in
ellglOUS principles mis in men uii
now Kiinnose that sucn a morai-pouce bvhwmu
as this were a scheme aeviseu Dy some uumi
rablo statesman, and not really, though
quietly, at work, what Government would not
hail such a plan as good almost beyond even
4 , - - , .
any reasonable hope t
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Uarint Aew Pit Page.
AI.MANAO FOR PlilLADKLPHlA THIS DAV.
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obNDvmw. ( Committer or the Mom ra.
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Kuropian Liverpool... ..vorou - - , .
Neatonau Liverpool.. ...vfueboo. "''y
U. of Loudon.... Livei pool ..... l'k Ju
it Nw Vork. ... Liverpool J"'
Iowa .7. New Yoi '.. ...til. gow.. Jmy 17
City of Boston.. .New Yoik....Liverpr-)l duly 17
AllV.n.i.nia New York... .Hamburg J J
Mauhalt.n New J o, k. ... Llverp J J J
Kuotm New Yoik....l.iveipiH,l Ju y l
Tuilfa ........'New Yoik....Uveil.ooI uly
Weier . New Vork. ...Bremen., " i
O. ol Um.lon .. Now York.. ..LivorpooL.s u y a4
U of Luitmiore..New YoiU....Iavrpoo Ju y 37
, i", ' vew Yo. . ...l.iveri iiol July ail
wiAhTWIrltS, lKMH jinU, KTO.
KuahingtonNew Ymk. d' ' ' -li!
SEeS
stJsinurs for or (ronithjjc-ntinnt caUat Southampton.
CLKARKD YKSTKHDAY.
Steamer H. U (iaw. Uer. Ballimorj. A Orovea, Jr.
H.i.iu. J. U. HoLaren, Coruiug, Antwerp, J. h. Uley A
8ch"' Jsmeatown. Rogers, Boston. I-awii Audeuried 4 Oo.
KcUr Biubard Vaux, Harris. Boston,
Schr John Joliiisoii.il. IJndH, Uobton, -
S. br Aiindora, Hyatt, BosUin, 4"'
Scbr Irene Meservey. Cleaver, Boston,
jjyhr l auuy Llder, YiHi(iui, DvvW
ARRIVFD YESTERDAY.
RtMmn Riinih, Jimp, 84 hours 1mm Now York, with
tmlne. to W. M. itairii A Co.
M4mr W. O. Pierrmtont, RhrophU, 21 hourt from
New York, with m!A. to VV'm. M. Kami Co.
Krhr Mar Kltchnr, Tracey, days dora (i tr.l ner, M.,
with tc to Knioknrliocker Ice ("o.
hclir Allda, Lambert, 8 daya from Boston, with Ice to
K nu kcrljotkttr lee Co.
Si lirJchn Wliittiy, Hpndernop, 1 day from Clnsia. DdL,
witb grain to Christian A (Jo.
fpfHal Vrfprltrh to Th Fretting Trlrtrnpb.
IUvhk i.K (.iia f , .Inly 1H. The following boats left
bttrtt for I'biltidrlphia this mormnir:
Cliarlo anil r&nnie, with Hint to Baeder, Adnmson A
to.
Minnehaha, with alato, bark, and grain tHolIman A
Kennouy.
MKMOKANDA.
Strnhlp Whirlwind, Sherman, hence, at Providence
1 .It li itift.
Mei nifliip Saxon, Scars, for Philade'pli a, cleared at
rsoMnn hi u inni.
Hvamor H. M. Kalrrhild. Trout, for rhiladelDbia,elearod
at Nrw fc otk flatrrOay.
Hamttn auiIpii, Nhotipard, for Philadelphia, wmloai inn
at 'I riiiidad 7th tnnt.
rnroite Sarah 11 Main. White, for Puilaiuumia, cloare l
at MutHnr.na nth int.
'aroue Ada Carter. Kennrr. bonce, remained at .Vl.itan
raa It th inM., tine.
Ianiie (.utrh". Damns, for Philadelphia, Bailed lrom
aniline ; Hi nit.
I'ria naruto In. f arliale. hnnco. remained at M.U.io it
If tti mat. tor Mew York, loading.
i. nil Annie, lumen, tor I'uilaclolpnia, wai loa ling nt
Altithiir.itn li In inat.
I.riifa i'austina. I'Attrrvon .TuIH Kellv. WrtiT.it: an 1
I one Mar. banner, aniled lrom Cardunuatiiu inst. lor u-iru
noi th ot MiittetHH.
I'riK AltnvHln, Hid. cloured at Wilmington, N. (J., lit i
inst. tor ( 'ardenan.
i no I orrent. for Fmladclphm. was at Nazua atii .mt.. to
Kill en ti e lull.
I'.riK Spa Hrepze, Hprrirk, at Now York Mth Innt., from
NiwMaven for Koudout was reported bona 1 lo I'uiU-
n:phia.
I nn I oroat Mate, Mime, lrom I rovmcnoo lor ruilitdiil
piiui. failed lrom Newport 1'Jili inst.
I rie ilnlin hliav. Niekorsou, at Trinidad 7th Inst , for
I'luiHrtclpliin on the 9th.
l;r:u (-i,nitc!Tinn. Morton, hence, at Trinidad 3 1 Inst..
and remjnned 7th, une.
hriir linen Sen. Hulihidire. for rhiladolnhia. sailed from
l uiiKor i;tlli innt.
Selir Kate Carlton, for Philadelphia 11th. was utSiiu i
6t h inat.
Stlir Abhie Pnnn. rnuntnin. was loading at Alatanjtas
Irtii inat., tor a port north ot ilattorns.
Setr r. M. v beatein, vv hoaton, cleared at tlackwnvills
th inftt., tor WHaiuncton, 1. (J.
Selns Adelaide. Macombnr. from Romorsot. : Vannr.
toljnson. tmm Prnvidenco: AanaMvrfnk. Mevena. trout
I'rovincetown : 1' Ivawiiy. Kellev. and Oe.nan Wavo. Kir-
ptow, from New Kedlord, all for PliiladolpUia, milud from
nrtvpert r. M. i-Th mat.
ISchr I. O. (1. V iehart. Mason, at New York 1 1t h inat .
from Wnaliinicton, l. O.
Schr W ni. b . Burden, Adams, hence for Providonco, at
New Y'ork Nth inst.
Schr M. M. Weaver. Weaver from lloaton for P lul.i ln .
pliifi. sailed from llolines' Hole A. M. Mill inst.
Sehr Kinnm M. Wri ht. Kreeman, fnmi Itoston for Plii
ladehibifi, at Holmes' Hole Nth inst. and anilod airain.
,-clir h.ua li. liarncb, Avory, ueuoe, at t'rovideuco lltii
instant.
Sclira Alire B. Ally and uoldnn r.anle. Howes, cleared
at L'iK ton 14th inst. lor Philadelnliin.
r-chr tiporiro oe'ier. for 1'hiluduliiliia. itiiln I from
New Bedford Nth inst.
Schr Mulitiniiale. Bcebeo. lor Philudelphin. sailed from
Warren Nth inst.
hchr Kacer. Howard, at New Bodforl 13Ui inst.. from
Woodliride, N. J.
hrlirs ,1. Altixticld, May; James Sf. Vanro. Bur.lu'e; Kva
Belle, Buri ett ; and K, A. Ho jper. Oliampion, f rom U rn
tou for I'biladolphia: Mauuio Hell, Hall, liock lsand
for do. ; Ceres, Ti ovcthen, Uover, N. H. for do. ; Ituh.icca
Knit-lit, Hi kins, from l'anversport, fordo.; and Ida l''.
Wheo'iir. Dyer, I'biladolphia for Portland, ut Holmes'
Hole P. M. Mth inat. and sailed again.
MISOKI.LANY.
Briff.Toaio A. Devereaux. from Charleston V2th inst. for
Philadelphia, bason board I kites, rice. 17 balm nylao i
ottin, UK) barrels rosin. ll Hales rai;s, bales rope cot,
inns, 4 hhds. iron, and 4UU tons phosphate.
NOTICE TOMARINFK8.
The new Itchthouso tower liuil'linc at Little Hull Island.
eastern entrance to Lonir Ialand Sound. New Vork, will
n en obscure the east aide or tiio temporaiy liht at ttiat
station, and s smaller light will bo exlubited in tuat dit)c
tiim (eastward) from the towor, as it pr.iKr's-4HS, until it i
completed, when a light of the second order will be placed
iu the lantern.
The Governor-General of Algiers has iriveri notion that
from the 1st day of July, iHftt, alight will be exiiiotiid
trem a liKulbouse recently erected on Cape Bou;aruni,
Algeria.
The liubt will be a fixed white Ii?ht. eleva'e l f''.-l fet
abtive the level of the sea, nnd in clear weat'.ier 9hould be
Keen from a distance of 31 miles.
The illiiminutins apparatus is diOD'ric. or by lenses of
the first order.
I he tower is built of stone, attached to the north side
of the keeper's dwelling. Position, as given, is in isttttide
.17 degrees A minutes N.a lungitu le ti deKrees minutes
euBt from ureenwicu.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
rQV FOR THE SUMMER.TO PREVENT
sunburn and all discolorations and irritations of the
Kk in, bites of mosquitoes or other insects, uio VVrntit's
Alconatod (ilycerine Tablet. It IB duliciously fragrant.,
traobiiuront, and has no oijual as a toilet soap. Vor sulo by
drujreists generally. K. 4 U. A. WRIUUT, No H
t H I'.SIV V L Street. 24s
U. S. OFi'lCE OF ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
An appropriation ($5U,(XIU) having been made by
Congress for purchasing
AHTlr IClAL LIMBS FOR Oli'FlOF.RS
of the United States Army nnd Navy mutila'ed in the
service, application mny now ha miido, in porson or hy
letter, by otticers entitled to thnboiiefit of the act, anil
who desire the best Artificial Limbs, to
Dr. jB. rKAnK f i.fti r.rt, surgeon Airtst,
No. Vm CIIKSNUT Street, Philadelphia,
No. B78 BROADWAY, New York,
No. 81 GRKF.N Street, Boston.
5 125 Ottices for Supplying Army and Navy Offi j"rs.
fitoT JAMES M. 8 C O V E L,
CAMDEN, N. J.
Collections made evcrj where in New Jersey. 6 13 19 1
BS -FOR RE1MIE8ENTATIVE,
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT,
R. KNOX MILLER.
7 14 12t
IB- DR. F. R. THOMAS, THE LATE OPE-
rator of the Oolton Dental Association, is now the
otify rme in Philadelphia who devotes his entire time and
F Tactics to extracting teeth, absolutely without pain, by
resh nitrous oxide gas. Ottioe, 1(W WALNUT St. 11)6
n- NOTHING BUT ACTUAL TRIAL CAN
give any just idea of tha delicious, airy, elastic soft
ness of a bed made of the KUtstio Sponge. Its unri
valled cleanliness and durability oommend it. Its univer
sal adoption seems a certainty. 8 3mfw
BST NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
an application will be made, at the next meeting of
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, for the incorporation of
,.., in inMkrH.ni). Mfit.tl thl laWB of ttlO CoilltnOn-
wealth, to'be entitled "The Philadelphia Banking and
havings uepoBH company, w ue locawu k unwiviiim,
with a capital of one million dollars, with the right to in
crease the same to three millions of dollars. 7 HPt"
rty- BATCHELOR'S nAIR DYE. TniS
anlonrlid Hair Dve is tha best in the world: the enly
true and perfect Dye ; harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no
aisappointmeni; no no.cuioua diiiiai muauion m
effects of bad dyes : invigoratoa and leaves the Hair soft
and beautiful, Mark or brom. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Uatohelor's Wig fa.
tory. No. 16 BOND Street, New York. 4 27inwf
tSf ELLIS' IRON BITTERS. "HAVING
nsed yonr Iron Bitters in my praotloe, I can testify
to ita sunenor tonio properties for invigorating the appe
tite ana promoting digestion. I can unhesitatingly re-
otunmeBa it in cases oi general ueimiiy tau ujrspepsia, iui
in piimlitiona of t iiA svHtom reouiring the use of a ferru
ginous tonio. Its agreeable flavor must recommend it to
all. Yours, respectfully, Cha-. 8. Uaomt. M. D., Pro-
ttiHsor in ww rxuiaueipiua uuimuif v. ...uu.wiua m.u
K,.r" la4tnthf5
For sale by JOHNSTON, HOLIX)WAY A COWDKN.
No. ia AKCIl (Street, ana oy Ltrnggists gsusnuiy
f&jy- "A PENNY SAVED IS EQUAL TO TWO
Karnod." The time to save money is when you earn
it. and the way to save it is by deposit ing a portion of it
weekly in the old FRAN KLlN SAVINfl FUND No. 136
K. lOl'RTH Street, below Chesnut. Money in large or
viiii.ll .mi reivd.and live per cent, interest allowed.
2 IU Treasurer.
ICE CREAM AND WATER ICE.
V H E NEAPOLITAN
ICECREAM AND WATER ICES.
THR PURKST AND BEST 11 THK WORLD.
This oolebrated Brick loa Oream and Water loa ean hi
0rrid in a pair to anji part of the oity, as ou oall
Uudy. t ittc-eu or twent, SiHerent kmd. ol th.ui , .re kep
KLA VOltH van be made to order for those who desire U.
nave suiii.thiDK never before seen in the United blatea,
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OTA
'TATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. 8TATE
O Ilishtsof avahisble Invention lust patented, and for
the 8UC1NG, CUTTING, and OHIPPINU ol dried beef,
cabbage, eto., are hereby offered, fur sale. It is an article
of creat value to proprietor of hotels and restan rani j,
and it should be Introduced into every Umily M A I It
K IGHTS for sale. Medel can be seen at 1'KLKGRAPH
OFHCK. UOOPifH-B POINT, fcfopy HOFKMAW
A L E X AND E R G. CATTELLAOO.,
i V PROM'CK COMMISSION MKKOtlANTS,
No. .86 NonTrl WIlAUVKS
No. 87 NOHTIlWATFlt STKEET,
PIIILAUKLPUIA. I
AuxAKCta O. Caiim. Kuwait Cattcu.
LOOKING CLASSES, ETC
STABL.I8HKD 17 9 8.
E
A. 8. ROBINSON.
FRENCn PLATE L00KINQ-GLASSE8,
ENGRAVINGS,
BEAUTIFUL CHR0MO8,
PAINTINGS,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
LOOKING-GLASS,
PORTRAIT, AND PICTURE FRAMES.
NO. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
8 15 Finn door above tho Contlrrnntnl, Thlla.
JOHN C M I T II.
I.OOKINtJ-aLASH AND PICTUIIB FltUIK
MANUFACTUUEK,
BIBLE AND PRINT PUBLISHER,
And Wholefuile Dealer In
AMERICAN AND FRENCH CLOCKS AND REGU
LATORS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Also, Ueneral A(rnt for the (tale of tho "Eureka"
Pat-ciit Coii.leiiKltin CHlfee anil Tea Pots Hdiii-uiiiiig
that every family Bhould nave, and by which, they
outi Have Ufty ptT cent,
Trnde mi pulled at a liberal dlseonnt.
41B3m No. it I H AK:il HTrtKKT.
DRUOS, PAINTS, ETO.
IOliEKT SUOEMAKEll & GO,
N. E Corner FOURTH and RACE Sts.
PIIILADELPUIA.
VVMOLnGALE DRUCCISTS
Importers and Manufacturers of
White Lead and Colored Paints, Putty
Varnishes, Etc.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
FRENOH ZINO PAINTS.
Dealers and consumers supplied at lowest prlcci
for eaah. 1245
WINDOW GLASS
best quality of
AMERICAN WINDOW OL AS
They are also constantly receiving importations of
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
Rnneh Piste 11 nil Tlililiud Gins. Fnamn'lnl. Sluln.w
Knemved. and Ground Glass, which thev otfor ut.: i . n
market rates.
EVANS, SHARP & WESTCOATT.
B 29 3m No. 613 MARKET Street, Phlladft.
ROOFINC.
RKAUY ROOF!
This Kootina is adanted to all hnildinira.
N O.
It can t
sppuea to
st one bslf the expense of tin. It is readily pnt on old
Hhincle Hoofs without removing the shiavlHs. tnni sviiH-
inn the damaging of codings and. forniiare while auder
?oiuft rpiiairs. 1N0 eravel usid.)
r-RiOiKKVK YOUK TIN KUOF8 WITH WKLTON'8
e.LiA n l ltj r"AliT.
I am always prepnrnd to Kopair nnd Paint Roofs at short
notice. Also, PAINT KOR SAI.K by the barrel or gallon
th best and cheapest in the market.
TV A. W P.LilUPI,
No. 711 N. NINTH Street, atxive f Joates, and
1 175 No. 818 WALNUT Street.
TO OWNERS, ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS
A AND ROOt'F.RS. Hoofs! Yes, yns. Kvery size and
kind, old or now. At No. Mil N. THIKU Ktreet, the AM
RIO AN (JONORKTK PAINT AND ROOK COMPANY
re sellinK their celebrated paint for TIN ROOFS, and
for preservinK all wood and metsjiB. Also, thoir solid ooia
plex roof eovenns;, the best ever offered to the pnblio, with
brushes, cans, buckets, etc., for the work. Anti-vermin,
Fire, and Water-proof; Light, Tight, Durable. No craok
tng, pealing, or shrinking. Ne paper, gravel, or heat. Good
'or all climates. Directions givon for work, or good work
men supplied. Care, promptness, oertaintyl One prioa'
Oall! Kxnminet Judge!
Agents wanted lor Ulterior conniies.
i&tt JOSKPH LKED8. Principal.
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
W are prepared to furnish English imported
ASPHALTIIJ ROOFINU FKLT
In anantitiee to suit. This roofing was used to cover Uu
Paris Kxhibition in 1867. .
nr.Kunsni i' a uu.,
4 29 3m Noa. 617 and 619 MINOR Street.
OLD GRAVEL ROOFS COVERED OVER
with Maatio Slate, and warranted for ten years.
ilAJULiuri s uuukt Kit,
8 156m No. 45 8. TENTH Street
CITY ORDINANCES.
QOA1MON
COUNCIL
OF PHILADELPHIA
C'I.ERK'8 OKKICB. )
PniLADELPUIA, June 25, 1969. f
In accordance with a Resolution adopted by the
Common Council of the City of Philadelphia, ou
Thursday, the twenty-fourtn day 01 June, lsoa, the
annexed' bill, entitled
"An ordinance to Autnonze a ioan ror ino ray
mentof Grountl Rents and Mortgages," la hereby
published for public information.
JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
AN O R D I N A N C E
To Authorize a Loau for the Paymen
Ground Rents and Mortgages.
Section 1. The Select and Common Councils of th
City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the Mayor of
Philadelphia be and ho is hereby authorised to bor
row, at not less than par, on the credit of the city,
from time to ttnie, seven hundred thousand dollars
for ttie payment of ground renta and mortgages held
against the city, for which interest not to exceed the
rate of six per cent, per annum shall be paid, half
yearly, on the first days of January and July, at tho
ortlce of tho City Treasurer. The principal of said
loan shall be payable and paid at the expiration of
thirty years from the date of the same, and not be
fore, without the consent of the holders thereof and
the ccrtltlcaU'8 therefor, In the usual form of the cer
tificates of city loan, shall be issued in such amounts
as the lenders may require, but not for any fractional
part of one hundred dollars, or, if required, In
amounts of five hundred or one thousand dollars;
and it shall be expressed in said certificates that the
loan therein mentioned and the Interest thereof are
payable free from all taxes.
Section Whenever any loan shall be made by
virtue thereof : there Bliail be, by force of this ordi
nance, annually appropriated out of the Income of
the corporate 'estates, and from the sum raised by
taxation, a sum surllclerit to pay the interest on said
certlllcates, and the further sum of three-tenths of
one per centum ou the par value of such certlllcates
so issued shall be appropriated quarterly out of said
income and taxes to a sinking fund, which fund
and Its accumulations are hereby espwlally pledged
for the redemption and payment of said certifi
cates. MSROI.tTION TO PCBI.ISTf A LOAN Bfl.f..
Resolved, That the Clerk of Common Council be
authorized to publish in two dally newspapers of
this city, dally for four weeks, the ordinance pre
sented to the Common Council on Thursday, June
24, 18A0, entitled "An Ordinance to Authorize a Loau
for the Payment of Ground Rents and Mortgages."
And the said Clerk, at the stated meeting of Coun
cils after the expiration of four weeks from the
first day of said publication, shall present to
this Council one of each of salt) newspapers for
every day in which the same shall have m)ou
made. 6 M 24t
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
l!y virtue of a decree of the DiHtriot Court of the
United States for tue Miuliieru uininet ol Now Vork, the
A 1 Anion win bii Wll.MAM UUKKVV, ooppored and
cornier-fastened, of the burthen of WJ tons, V years old,
aill be sold by the United Slates Marshal, without re-
Iha hinliu.1 lii.llii.r (in t )lM l ul .1 u . . I .. I .. 1 ..- .. .
Bt 12 Kl., nn board, at Pier No. iu, Kast river, in the city of
xew i ui a.
For particulars inquire nf D. N. WETZLAR A CO.. No.
148 h. YKONT Street, Philadelihia : A. II. KOUIMON
A CO., No. 76 BHOAI) Ktreet, or tiKKIIK, 1KINOI1UK
A COOKK, No. 74 WALIi (Street, New York oity. 7 14 Ht
PIANOS, ETO.
ALBRECIIT, , r.
WTV-i' RIEKK.8 A KOHMlDT.t HnrV
naNerAOTOaicHs o
FIRS'IMJI.ASS PIANO-POKTES.
Fall raarantee and moderate prices.
gUS W AKKKOOM8, No. 1(10 AROII Street
AGRICULTURAL.
PHILADELPHIA RASPBERRY, JUCUN
"J. DA, AcriculluriBt, and other Strawberry! Lawul
lUsckberry Plants Hartford, Conoord, and other (inn
Viaas. Aor sale bf X. L A a K. HhKTXJHKR.
Dslanuo, N, J.
WATOHE8, JEWEL.RY, ETO.
itWIS LADOMUS&CO.
'DIAMOND DEALERS JKWK1
WATCH KS, JRWKIjKY RII.KH "All
, WAT0HL3 and JEWELRY REPAIRED, .
08. ghestnnt Bt., JW.
Ladies' and Gents' "Watches,
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED,
Of the most celebrated makers.
FINE VEST CHAINS AND LEONTINE3,
In U and 18 karat.
DIAMOND an other Jewelry of the latest designs,
Engagement and Wedding Rings, In 18-karat and
coin.
Sold 811ver-Ware for Bridal Presenta, Tabln OnW
lery, Plated Ware, etc. 8 87
ESTABLISHED 1823.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, SILVKRWARB, and
FAN'CX OOODS.
NO. W N. SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
CSv WILLIAM B. WARNK & CO.,
JL-' W'holesale Dealers in
sQil WATCHES A2SO JiiWELRY,
a E. enrner SEVENTH and chknnijt Streets,
8 B (Second floor, and late of No. 85 S. THIKI) SU
OENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
pATENT SHOULDER-SEAM
BUIRT MA N UFA CT011Y,
AND GENTLEMEN, FURNISHING STORE.
PF.RFKOT KITTING SHIRTS AND DRAWKRI
made from measurement at verv ithort notice.
All other articles of UhNTLiCMEN'S UHKS3 GOOD)
In full variety.
WINCHESTER CO.,
Ill No. ?tHt OHK8NUT Street.
He S. K. C.
Harris' Seamless Kid Gloves.
ETERY PAIR WARRANTED.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR GENTS' GLOVES,
J. W. SCOTT & CO.,
B S7rp NO. 814 CnESNUT STREET
PAPER HANGINGS.
ARD & McKEEVER,
No. 14C0 CHESNUT Street.
WlIi:LVO STYLES-
THE FINEST STOCK,
THE CHEAPEST PRICE,
6 17tnwr3m
THE BEST WORKMANSHIP
EAN & WARD,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE
PAPER HANGINGS
RO. 251 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
BETWEEN WALKUT AND BFEOCE,
PHILADELPHIA.
COUNTRY
WORK PROMPTLY
ATTENDED
S 185
TO.
LOOK! LOOK 1 1 LOOK!!! WALL PAPERS
and Linen Window Shades Mannfaotnred. the
cheapest in the oity, at JOHNSTON'S iepot. No. lO.III
8PKINU UAKDKN Street, below K.leventh, Branch, No.
30T KKDEKAL Street. Uamden, New Jersey i 25
LUMBER.
18G9
SPRUCE JOIST.
KPRUaK JOI3T.
HEMLOCK.
HEMLOCK.
1869
1QiO SEASONED CLEAR PINE. 1 Q?Q
100 J SKASONKD OLKAR PINK. lOUJ
CHOIUK PATTKRN PINK.
BPAN1SU CKDAR, FOR PA1TKRN8.
RKDCKDAR.
1CrG FLORIDA FLOORING. -i Q(i(
10UJ FLORIDA FLOOINO. lOUi
CAROLINA FLOORING.
VIRGIfA FLOORING.
DKLAWARK FLOORING.
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
FLORIDA STF.P BOARDS.
RAIL PLANK.
1 QfiO WALNUT BUS. AND PLANK. 1 0(!O
lOUJ WALNUT KD8. AND PLANK. lOUt
WALNUT BOARDS.
WALNUT PLANK.
1GtO UNDERTAKERS' LUMBER. IQCU
lOUJ UNDKRTA KKKS' LUMUKR, lOUU
KK.D CKDAR.
WALNUT AND PINK.
IGKCi SEASONED POPLAR. 10i!(i
lOUtJ SKASONKD CHERRY. AOU.J
ASH.
WHITE OAK PLANK AND BOARDS.
HICKORY.
1 QtHi CIGAR BOX MAKERS'
lOUJ CIGAR BOX MAKERS-
18G9
SPANISH CKDAR BOX BOARDS,
VOH BALK LOW.
18G9
CAROLINA SCANTLING. IQl'O
CAROLINA H. T. SILLS. lOUt
NORWAY SCANTLING.
18G9
CEDAR SHINGLES. IftftO
OYPRKSS SHINGLES. IOU.7
A1AULK. BKOTHRR A CO.,
No. S15UU SOUTH Street
115
JUMBER UNDER COVER.
ALWAYS DRY.
WATSON & CILLinCHAM,
829
No. 924 RICHMOND Street
1)ANEL PLANK, ALL THICKNESSES
1 COMMON PLANK, ALL THICKNESSES.
1 COMMON BOARDS.
1 and 9 HIDE FF.NCK BOARDS.
Willi E PINK FLOORING BOARDS.
YELLOW AND SAP PINK FLOOR1NUS, VI nl
4k. BPKL'CK JOIST. ALL SI7.KS.
HEMLOCK JOIST, ALL SIZK8.
PLASTERING LATH A SPECIALTY.
Together with a uoneral assortment of !J5 '.n,!?D,r.
for sale low for cash. '1 SMAL1A,
gastta FTFTKKNTH and BTILES BtreeU.
FIRE AND BURQL.AR PROOF SAFE
0. Li. M A I H K li.
MAKUTACTUKKU OF
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES
LOCJUiMITU, UELL-II ANGER, AND DEALER IN
BUILDING HARDWARE,
g M 'No. 434 RACE Street.
J. T. EASTrtN.
. M'MAHOtJ.
Y7 A t T rs & Iff c Iff A It o X ,
No. i COKNT1ES SLIP. New York.
No. 18 SOUTH WH AKVK.S. Philadelphia.
No. 46 W. PKATT Street, Haltiiuore.
We are preared tn ship evory desiTiption of F'reltrht to
Philadelphia, New York, Wilmington, and intermediate
poiuta with promptness and despatch. Canal Boats and
tleaiutugt tunusiiixi at Uiu aliortest notice, tf ,)
PIP
AMUSEMENTS.
liPiFiV DRKW'S ARCH TREEX
GREAT SUCi'lKFS. THIRT) WF.KIC
of the Cnmio Pantomime of ntTMPTV iiiimpi v
TONY DKNIKItln a Comical Stilt Dsnoe.
KvklNlNj"ill.'er,',.nn KVERY AKl'KRNJO.
free. " ouT-niniione 1 ulsoe. Admi'sioa
. . : I Ktf
RACES.
p O I IV T II u K IJ Z U 1 Alt K.
SATUXDAr. &
JULY IT.
MATCH lioo. Three In Five.
R. Stetson, to wauon, b. g. GEORGE PATCH EN.
J. Turner, io harness, b. M. FANNY.
AdmiSHlou, i.
It 8AMrELKILPjWtWKt.7.
SsHIPPINQ.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
IP AST FKEIGHT LIIVE,
EVERY THURSDAY.
The SteamHhlps PROMETHEUS, captain Gray, and
WILL FUHM A RK.HLAK WEEKLY i,IN EL "
The MeaniHhlp .I. v. KVF.K.M N will Xlii
SATl HDAY.Ju'ly 17, at 4 P. M.f from Pier Nx 1T
below Spruce Ktreet. '
ThrouKh bills oi lndinpr (rtven in connection with ft
C. R. J(. to poihtH In the South and Southwest.
Iiionrance at lowest rates. Rates of freight aa lo
an by any other route, For freight, apply to
8 22U
Ji A. hOL DEK A CO..
DOCH STREET WHARF.
ONLY DIRECT LINK TO FRANCS
1 (A
"K!5a SvJTO J'M.NSATLANT
-V't.niiD.i uvtu . . . . . . . . . . - -
NTM
HIPl
id A
Hui-iV'11 A1W v,iwh' AKD UAVRVciUaN!
The splendid new vessels on thia favorlt. rente forth
Continent will Sail from Pier No. W Nortn river, aa f ol
lows:
PKREIRK Dnohosne Raturdaw. Mas
LAFAYETTE Konsaeao .Saturday
ST. l.AUHENT Lemarie SatordM Altw I
VILUf tK PARIS Surmount .- Satoai. JomT
. , PRl0E OF PASSAGE
In (old (including winej.
TO BREST OR HAVRH.
First Cabin $11 Second Cabin... aaa
TO PARIS, 881
(Including railway tickets, lurnl.hed on board )
First Cabin 16 Second Cabin au
These steumors do not carry steerage pasaeruara.'
Aledical attendance free ol charge.
American travellers oinK to or re turn I n from th eoaJ
tinont of Europe, by UkiUii the steamers of this line avoid
nnnecnsiary risks from transit, by English railways and
crossiug; the ehannel, boHidos sarins; time, trouble, an1
eipem. GEOIitJK MACKENZIE, AjrentV
, L.,-Vo- BROADWAY. Net? York.
For passage in Philadelphia, apply at Adams' ExDraM
Company, to II. L. LRAF
1 ii No. -.I'iO OHKSNUT sfii
srf- PniLADE
-!fVS!Nr NOR KOI
T .iTlHKOUyil F
wrTHH SOUTH
a, . PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND;
1 vr. U7fJcn a aVA
tC V I' W V MlipiTlJI.li. utl
Btfetftnn' fnm 1KST WUAKlf abova MARUJTJJ
THROUGH RATES to all points tn Northland RnnO.
Carolina, via Seaboard Air Line Railroad, connect in. IS
Portsmouth and to iJmchburg. Va.. TennSuJ .nV.wS
West, via Virginia anj Tennessee Air Li Uii
and Danville Railroad. " na RorunondJ
Freight HANDLED RUT ONOF, and takan . TyiWT
KATES THAN ANY OTHER LINK. '"n"LOWEH
The regularity, safety, and cheapness of thJa ronta earn.'
mend it to the nublio as the most deeirabhi rnli ln
carrying every description of freighL meaiuia o
transfeJrg0 oommiion. drayage. or any MptnM
Steamships insured at the lowest ratec
Freight received daily.
w Np- KSF iWharCv.
fg. LOKILLARD'8 8TEAM3H1P
fimjT LINB FOB
.rt& NEW YO!t
Bailing Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday!.
REDUCTION OF RATES. I
Spring rates, commencing March IB.
Balling Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday!.
and after loth of March freight by this line will
taken at 18 cents per 100 pounds, 4 cent per foot, ll
1 ceHt per gallon, ahln'g option. Advance chariw
ranluwl ut .itllrn nn liar u.,lv.. Tl. .
u j. luiMuk Aoucivooi aL ii
Uinea on covered wharf.
N. B. Extra rates on small packages Iron, metajTeMJ
.NEW EXPRES3 LINE TO
Alexandria, Georgetown, and Washington, IK
. . 'i', u uuasan Uanal. witB
go.Tthwer ' M "."x1U,n,n1
steamers leave regniariy every Saturday at noon boa thai
first wharf above Market street. "w
Freight received i'iuly.
WILMAM P-CLYDE A CO.,
nvnn. a orr ttS0' North and Sonth Wharvi
FOR LIVERPOOL ANTJ
i . ...... iiuDu una oi Mall
Steamera ax appointed to sail a Udi
tiy ol lioston, Saturday. July 17, at 12 noon.
jjiiy oi ixinaon, Batumay, July 24, at 1 P. M.
City of Baltimore, via Halifax, Tuesday, JnlyS7, at 1 P WI
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tnnari.s't
from Pier 45, North K iver. n0ti
- RATES OF PASSAGE.
T THB MAIL eTgamxt aaiUNO ivkut iiTrmBAt. '
first l!nWlWr: i9f
to iVSf S
S-UIBT CABIN. T STir-LiGt ' '
Payable in Gold. Prabl m Currenov.
Liverpool t ' Hverpool. 7. r
Hahlaa auiHalilai " I,
St. John's. NF., ) Bt. JohnywFl
bv Brunch Steaier.... by Branch SulmaT.....
i' i luxiiior miiiruwwuu .i'iii wuv vomnaxura OfflAaJ
JOHN G. DALE. Agent, So. 13. BROADVVA? N V
orto 0NNELL i FAULKVAaontai
iijnFi run kw YORK. VIA.
DELAWARE AND RARITAN cInat
xr. iTlni. ntin . n . .T '
i.i".i i " iiiiiii ui i'. ;v :i J f I ill I vi pi v y
ill.. lillll'lPUfiT mnn ..-..in JlttrA'' . t
.. "z y ..J i j 7"r, w vaiwr water oonamnnlOM
tion botween Philadelphia and New York.
Steamers leave daily from first wharf below Markaf
treet, Philadelphia, and foot of Wall street. New York
Goods forwarded by all the lines running ont of VW
York, North, East, and Weet, free of dbuuniasion. 7
Freight reoaived and forwarded on artoommodatingtevwW
, WILLIAM P. CLYDK AGO., Agentlr
No. IS B. DELAWAKK Avenne, PhbldelnhlA.
. JAMES HAND, AgentT
M Wo. 119 WALL Street, I&ew York.
t JTfck NOTICE. FOR NEW YORK.1
Lf1 r Delaware and Raritan Canal. BWIK-IS
if li i i SURE TRANSPORTATION MPAjJy1
DESPATCH AND SWIFTSURB 1 UNFi
tSh'Ki ' tMe i!ne wiU be 'esumed on and atte
the 8th of March. For Freights, which will ba --"
aooommodating tsvma, apply to "
... W. M. BAIHD OO-
No. 1 j-A Sonth WharvaV
-yy I K B Q V A It D 3
FOR STORE FRONTS, ASYLUMS,' FAO.
TORIES, ETO.
Patent Wire Railing, Iron Bodsteads, Ornament!
Wire Work, Paper-makers' Wires, and every varied
ol Wire Work, manufactured by
M. WALKER A SON,
o. 11 N. SIXTH Streef
tSfmwt
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
I 0 II A E Li MEAGHER fe COf
a Bt Sonth SIXTEENTH Street
Wholesale and Retail Dealera In
PROVISIONS,
OXSTERS, AND SAND CLAMS,
TERRAPINS tl PER DOZEX? rs3ULT3
GRAND ' SKATING MATCH l.etwe.0 Alfretl I Mo and
. j Ooodriidi, the! !hanipinn Sliatwr.
B1KW THICKS and DANCES EVERY EVKNINO
lMIHSION-l-Uii. M) cents, and afieemi.
-712''' ALEX. FISHER, Knsinew Mun-er.
Tlintim ' . . .
VL,'n (hAiK MILLER S) WINTER
'GARDEN Nos. ?JI, 733. 7 snd TA! VI.VItm.t
oomninating
ni. iLL;,"KI;. ItHCHKM'RA Mi VKI.I.IK At2
an.