THE DAILY EVENING T E LEG R A PI I P II 1 L AD E LPI 1 1 A , WEDNESDAY. AINSUST 4. 180.'). NEWS flUiVlVr A1VX. t'lty Afltiir. A ronvcntion ol firemen v.i:i held last cven liiR, to limkc Arrangement for ilio receinion of tJie rhilmlulphia Fire Zou.ive o.i tliulr return to the city on ISiitiirdiiy oveniii.!. To" eoiiipiuiiei cro represented, Mr. Alenidi',r MeKwefi, of the I'hiliideljiliiii Engine Comi...iy, was eleeied I'resident, and Mr. John O. llollick, Jr., of the (ioodwill Kiiinc Compiinr, wib chonen tSecre tiiry. Without trimwK'tiii;,' nny uunine", the tonvention adjourned to jiio-.. on Thur-td ly evening, at the house of tno Diligent Kngitie Coiiipuny. Last evening a wagon con! .iiilng two men whs run int on the Juucli'i.i Kuiiro.ul, near llarrowgati; lane. The horse a is killed, one of the nun slightly Injured, and 'lie wagon was troken. A woman iiaiucil Aiimo J. Martiu was run over last niht iy a lai cm uie Daruy rtnul. '1 he accident occurred u' I.o ist Htreet. Tue woman wiik lakcn to the Alinsn use HoHjiilal. Samuel 'i'ii ince, Jos. Ko i-jrlH and John Runts were admitted to hail ny Aid. Kerr yes terday on a furl her heaiiiiir o : the charge oi I'cing imiiliiaUd in the Into a-tack upon e illiecr Daniel Kentlig. Last Sattirdav .lliilgo I'ieni sent to Chief of l'oliee Mcilholland a lieucli w.n : ml. for l!ie arrest of Timothy Keiliy, alias ( me-cv , I Iteilly, a ;aiust whom a charge ol assaull. ami batlery is pond ing. cstiin.iy morning the v arrant w.is en trusted to li c . t'a-e of l.iciite u. . Kmcksou, of the. Seeoml district. Ile!i'a Iteilly to Point Airy Island during t!ie nfleni mm, and lutormed liitu that In; was' needed i:i ..irt. Ileilly was hootlcts. and reiiie-.-d p.:nn'--em to tiui-li liis toilet, which the lieutenant, ("dilcly granted. While he had his hack t urm- 1 Keilly slid into the w ater. I.ieulen int Erne!; -oil went in after him and succeeded in catching him. lie w.n taken into court this morning. Doiiieslii' Altai it. (told closed yesterday at. i"!l. 1'rcsidcnt tirant is in New lOik. On Monday niglit another ...mviet escaped from Sing Mn.ii l'rison. The American Dental Association is holding itH ninth annual session at Saratoga. The elections in Alahama took place yester flny( reports give the Dem icratie party the victory. Tiic trouhle between the shoemakers of Auhuru and their employers have been amicably adjusted. General Milton Stapp died at Galveston, Texas, on Monday, lie was a native of Wis consin. It is stated in Washington that no Cabinet meeting will b held until about the 1st of Sep tember. The Kiowa, Camanehc, and Arrapahoe In ilianp, on the reservations, are reported as pro gressing favorably. Marshal Harlow has seized the Spanish gun boats being built in New York, and has sent deputies to Mystic. Conn., and Greeupoiut, L. I., to effect the capture of others. The Regulators, are at work in "Tennessee, and several attacks have been made by them on houses in Anderson, Mercer, and adjoining coun ties. The j' have shot three men. Military aid is asked for. Forrlsn Allnlrn. The city of Puerto Principe, Cuba, is closely besieged, and all attempts to make a sally have been repulsed by the rebels. The Cubans now have in their hands a large number of. Spanish soldiers, on whom they threatcu to retaliate any further Spanish mas sacres. General Jordan's command in Cuba is being dally increased, and has been successful in several skirmishes with the regular troops of De Hodas. Carlism is defeated, and the Prince of Astu rias is spoken of as the hero of the next tight for the Spanish throne. The regatta of the Royal Yacht Squadron took place yesterday off Cowcs. The Aline was the winner of the Queen's cup in the fifty mile race. The London Times of yesterday says that there are strong rumors of an agreement be tween Spain and the United States on the Cuban question. The English press, criticizing France, says that that country has now entered upon a career of national development unparalleled by any previous stage of its existence. Captain llcndrick and his crew, of the bfirque Ontario, which Bailed from New York for Melbourne, and was abandoned at sea on May 30. were picked up at sea and landed at the Mauritius. ' Uy the senalua consult um, French Minis ters, says the cable, are to depend only on the Emperor, ifnd will continue to deliberate in council under his presidency, and are. further more, to be considered responsible for their acts. He can be impeached only by the Senate. Tlie CainaNscrss. The Board of Aldermen, pursuant to adjourn inunt, reassembled in the Common Couueil Chamber yestcrdaj' afternoon at 3 o'clock, an i proceeded to the election of canvassers, with th following result: Eir.nTii wahd. yjpii(ihVaw.-First division, William Duiry, R. P Johnson; Second, lieore A. Hopper, William Keefe Third, Geortfe Eekert, Alexander MeC'onnell ; Fourth, Henry I. Melntyre, James K Krvder; Fifth, B. F. Stewart, George It. Lynn; Sixth, William Sum mers, William Stiles; Seventh, Wcutzel Hart man, JohnW. Uaker. Democrat. First division, Matthew Morrison; Second, Bernard T. Foy ; Third, Samuel Hamilton ; Fourth, John MelJowen; Fifth, Thomas J. Dentry; Sixth, Terreuee Mulheren; Seventh, A. Jackson Keilly. NINTH WAKH. 7iO'i;Kir(jiii. First division, Lambert T. Wilson, Ignatius Sehnepp; Second, John l.ees, A. M. Wilson; Third, Cyrus Home, Edwin T. Levan; Fourth, A. K. Dunkcl, John WHsoh; Fifth, Kdwartl C. Mark ley, KrederieK junieue; sixin, sinnuei copeiaiid, vu liam Blanck; Seventh, Henry W. Thompson, WU liani Havldson; Eighth, Wllliuiu Puttersoii, John Atkinson. VfiniicratH. First division, Jeremiah Murrav; Second. Patrick McDonoiiLih ; Third, John F. Moonev: Fourth, Edward li'iiu; Fifth, Thomas Koaeh; Sixth, James McLunj-hlin ; Seventh, Arthur Devmney ; Eigtiin, .loan i- ox. TENTH WAltP. RrjnibHrani. First dlvlsl. in, Henry Morgan, John Ilesser; Second, li. V. Himhani, William II. Moritan; Thinl, Jesse Siineox. Ueorjre Phipps; Fourth, II. II. Jenkins. Samuel Johnson; Fif'li, t'liarleg Weakley. Henry 11. Stephens; Sixth, Adam Matsintrer, Churles TlioniHs; seveiitti, Austin i.o-,-, tieore Kearney ; Eljrhlh, Henry Cenpltind, Wihi.m Ynutsjr; Ninth, ieor(e C. Wllkins, (i. H. Woodward; Tenth, Nichnlas English, II. B. Llppiie' i't ; Eleventh, l K, Llppinentt, (ieoi'Kii A. Lewis; l .velftti, Joseph W, Tykr, F. M. Ploiils. ImiwrmtM. First division, John Kelly; Second, Koliert W. Ktmsll; Third, John Moss; Fourth, Jaeoli A. Amnrosl; Fifth, John Moouey; Sixth, Henry Holleruian, Seventh. William J. Kuipe; KiKhth, ieori:u W. Irwin; Nm'!', Jeplha Marshall; Tenth, Illehard Ha.vdeii; Eieveutll, P. DuilVy; Twelllh, James Campbell. fcl.EVKKTJI tVAltl). Il(),iibhnnn. First ilivisinn, I'dward Smith, S. T Eilwards; Second, Bohert 11. l'.,rker, Daniel Shoe, maker; Third, Thomas Itohins m, (ieorpe Mendtr. Fourth, J. S. WebKter, W. II. I.ailey; Fifth, John lllukle, Lewis Puck; Sixth, W. W. Sheppard, Jauie Porter; Seventh, John Shreeve, David Walter; Eighth, 11. J. Arhuekle, Thus. W. IMwards. First division. John 1 (iithens; Second, Samuel Y. Maiuilnii; Third, Matthew (.'raw ford; Fourth, John Martin; l'dih, U It. Jtieoliy; Sixth, William HnllworUi; Seventh, A. M. Bunkiii: Eighth, 1). Vickery. TWELFTH WAHD. r liepubUeann First division, Jaeoh Foster, Frank Ix'jru; Second, William Kretv, John Kirk; Tiilrd William hropsle, Wilil.im Lunjfeliartle; Fourtli, Samuel lluyhurst, T. H. Leather bury; Fifth, Edward Newman, John Ketze; Sixth, Ualirltil Wolf. Jumes 1'euruse; Seventh, John S. UvIkh, Samuel M. lluftar. UnimrratH.Frnt division, Channlng Leldy; Ktw conn, Lewis Both; Third, John F. Bolster imj; kivh hi W' BVJHlerll"i Fifth, Joseph Medicus Sixth, Samuel S. Emery ; Seventh, W. M. Bump. THIRTEENTH WARD, JJt! tcaiw.First division, Joshua niendennlnff, jHtnes Heslet; Second, John C. Davis, WllUatn l lie-Hi; ih it u, iMoriia i. Auiiua, Wunum II. Vodes; hV'.V,1"' I'.'1"', M"av. William H. p.rtMon; Fifth Vull"U L, ftijr, ;t. a. LumUs; sum, Uudity Maple, Chnrle A. Meld ; Seventh, Thmw C. Jones, John Jiose; Klplith, S. K. Hunt, II. N. Welxli. tvwcrutK. Kind division, Henry I Wlf; Seeond, Henry Wrllliank; Thud, Isaltii Turner; h'mul'i, luirlin Tliomas; Filrti, Smith Hi.liiner ; 8lxr.li, M Turner j Seventh, i'ieroc lies'; Eighth, Jjci li Jan.cs. VOt'RTRFNTII WAUI). ' Jlrf tililiran. First division. Kdward C'll:r. J. P. Wliliuins; Second, Saaiae; S. Mat'', Ja nes i'jiD.i; 'I lilrd, Sitliniel Yttrger, KiU ard S;i1. h ; l-'ourih, Joan I). Oinneliy, I), f. iddll.gtmi : Kilt'l, ll-nry . hurt'i r, Ji scph i Pox ; si.xtli, i 'i uies II. Wuii.i n K. S. (duller: Si vcl'.Ill. iit)lie I'. M,-.i.ein. i.e.vu Hetlliir; r.'ldll. I.ei.ine .1. .'.'ait l i, Tamil is J. Mi,r.ie ; Ninth, I'll'.v.ii'd Nielmis, Henry Junes; Teutn, Ili hty Srlie, James MeMelml. J)iir,i , i.i,'.H: st divlKiti:-, Peter Annnra e:r; Sietii.il, ,;aines 1 1. ':; Tiilrd, (iideon Sude.v; I'iuii t a, JaineM r.i'ii'i:;.-: ; Kir:!. W. Ua. lies ia; S:x ,a, I'lihip sclirei k : Nevoitli, .biseph Lip.ilneou: Ki,'T'i, Sail. in 1 I remUcr; Ninth, v:naries Shannon; Tea h, Ilillllh '1 (Mill. Ktt-THKNTIl WAUI), lUl . .fiVii;. l'li si divisi'ih, i i. W. Sailor, ( le ir' ; I'elty: Sielid, J. P. Mmire, ( 1. W. Irvln ; I'll.: I, (, ifge V. l.u.-tre, ( li.irles It. A irnnon ; Knur !i, I'etiiiie.in Sfiirp, .li.n:" 'i.iu I'olim: l-'ii: a, Willi.i ii y.nikH, riiiiih s I". Tavhn ; sixth, Whihiiu lUli!i. .limns I), (urry: Seventh, fiimes Iti.ter, ; !ir:; i.iirliiarniiie; PiAhlh, illlani Sayli-rt, 'iii'!.con:i"r steliiinet. ; Ninth, Thninas VV. Price, Tu.niris P. Selirlver; Tenth, Jnliu S, v inner, Charles V. Wdd-i; l livii.ih, Pdwaiil II. Kadliil', Isaae W. SauMi; Tv flit Pi, .Tin i:i : tia ii P.roek. Fi'edenek .1. Walters; 'l'lilileetdh. Jiihn Mailile, Kalph I'.ryan; Knirleentli, .lehn N. llajrey, l-'riink Watsnu ; Pirt.eeutli. Isne, W'illhiiiiH, I ewis' liradshaw; sixteenth, II. I,. AU.v .mi, V. ('. SfcVeriMm; S-ventee:i')i, Jala '! ,t' it.eli Aril. nr H. 'ink ; Kli'litectith, John ''..'sAi!ie. vV'. !i. Peitit: Mnetienth, Win, (JharM.mi, N'at.h.oi :-;:.rei.e'i. Devt-rrntn. Kir t division. II. J. Yoiin f; Seeo.n I, Ji.lin Sentr ; 'i hlrd, Jehu J. U. rr: I'duivIi, Ite.ii led't W'vlle; Kiltli.Jaiiii s Kitzpat.rtek ; sixth, Pa d O.uvs n, ; Seviiuli. Jnliu .MeCnsker; I'l.'ilit.h, Frank Lihev; Ninth. Wllliimi Neeley; Tenth, W. P. Ilnnd!,'.' ; Kli'Ventli. Pavid Fields; Twelfth, T. T. Derrltef,-; I hirteeiith, Henry P. l-'enner; h'Durtei'tiMi, t'h ir, i Murphy; Fifteenth, Thnuuis (faskill; Sixi.eeata, T ti m it H Whallen ; Seventeenth, William V. Metira'li ; IJpliteenth, (.eorge Provanil; Nineteen;!!, loiint howrxy. SIXTERNTH WAltP. Ilij.iibiiran. First division, Tliendoro ' t f -t, Charles lit ale; Second, Daniel Morris, Kti ieii Wal ton; Third, Mark (ieisenlierRer, Charles MeNe.r; Ftinr'h, Tlitimiis Wilson, James Wond; Filth, Wil liiun II. Mlddluton, Frederick Stil. ; Sixth, William Siner. A. P. I.entz; Seventh, Charles Panes, Audrey W. Wright; Fitchtti, William J. (.iilUngiiain, John K lints'.. Iirworrat First division, llusrh Kinney; Second, John M Ddiiyal ; Third, Daniel William; Fourth, Williams. Kider; Fifth, John I Trestler; Sixth, Joseph Youhr: Seventh, Nathan J, Taylor; Eiuth, John Wiiiiaieson. Adjeuined until to-day nt 3 o'clock. MARINE TELEGRAPH. Fur athlitiiDutl Murine Xeivn nee Firxt l'agiu ALMANAC FOR PUILADELPHIA-TU13 Day! Srn Rises oi' I Moon Risks 131 8on Shis. 7 l-j tiioH Water ll ii PHILADKLPUIA BOARD OF TRADK. John O. James, ) (!. H. Dimnoiiow, Committee of the Month. Thomas L. Gn.u-.spn?, ) HIOVE.nENTW OF OtIEAN HTEA.HSIIIPS. FOR AMKR10A. C. of Cork Liverpool MVw York via Hal... July 17 Kellona lxintlon Now York July 17 Palmyra Liverpool Now York yia Bos... .July 20 F.rin Livoroool Now York July at Austrian Liverpool yuehoo July 23 Caledonia (ilasKOW New York July 23 Bremen Havre Now York July 21 Main Southampton. ...New York July 27 Aleppo Liverpool New York via Bos .. .July 27 Pennsylvania .. .Liverpool . ...New York July US Colora o Liverpool New York .lulu -w C of Antwerp.. .Liverpool . ...New York July 29 Moravian Liverpool now lorn July 29 FOR KUKOPK. Ohina Now York. ...Liverpool Aujr. 4 Minnesota New York. ...Liverpool Aug. 4 Siberia Now York. ...Liverpool Aug. 5 O.of VVaahinRtonNow York. ...Liverpool Aim. 7 Kuropa Now York. ,..(danow Autr 7 Denmark New York. ...Liverpool Auk. 7 Villede Paris. ..New York. ...Havre Aim. 7 City of Cork ... .New York. ...Liverpool Aun. 10 Palmyra New York. ...Liverpool Au. 2 Cityot Antwerp. New York. ...Liverpool Auk. 14 Caledonia New York.. ..Glasgow Aug. 14 Samaria New York .... Liverpool Aucp. lu City of Boston . .New York. ...Livoroool Aug. 21 V0.1 .'., AJJ ..5 A V, fill U. Fafilo New York. ...Havana Auir. fi Prometheus Philada Charleston Auir. Ill South America.. New York. ...Kio Janeiro Aug. 2.1 Mails are lorwarded by every steamer in the regular lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool callattJueotiHtnwn.ex. cept the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Continent cull at Southampton. CLEARED YKSTKRDAY. Strnmer Concord, Norman, New ork, W. M. Baird A Oo. steamer li. I,. iaw, tier, i.aitimoro, A. troves, .Jr. Krig Keporter, ( ounins, noston, J. I'., isa.ley A Uo. Sthr A. K. Wallace. Ward. Baltimore. .J. W. Kaonn. SehrJ P. Lhrman, Harris, WaRiiinptn, do Schr Mary tt. Harris, urowioy, rtoston, weld, Nagle A Co. Schr Kutb H. Haker. Loring, Salem, Warren A (.regg. Schr FJla M. Penned, Mitchell, Boston, Pine Knot Coal to, Schr Dauntless, Coombs, Boston, J. K. Hnzley A Oo. bclir Cora F.tta, Sleeper, Kndout, John H. White A Son. ARIUVKD YKSTKRDAY. Ship Sanspareil, McAlpin, 40 days from Liverpool, with mdse. to John R. Penrose. Towed ud liy tnir Ainnriia. Buripie Schamyl, Crosby, 6 days troui Boston, in ballast to Woikman A Co. Schr C. McCenville, F letcher, 12 days from Bangor, with laths to K. A. Sender A Co. Schr L. D. Small, Small, 6 days from Danversport, with ire to captain. Schr M. C. Mosely, Urann, 6 days from Boston, with ice to captain. Schr F. St. Clair Edwards, Irelan, 12 days from Gardiner, with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co. Schr S C. Morton, Morton, 4 days from Muldon, with stone to captain. Schr L. S. Bickmore, Barter, 8 days from Gardiner, with ice to captain. Schr Klma Jane, Steelman, from Great Egg Harbor, in ballast to Lennox A Burgess. Schr R. Palmer, Clark, V days from Gardiner, with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co. Schr J. Forsyth, Applegate, 4 days from Rockland Lake, with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co. vessel to Lennex A Burgess. Schr Liz.ie Van Brunt. Wines. 4 days from Rockland Lake, with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co. vessel to Lennox A Huigess. Schr Mary Mankin, Tyler, 4 days from Rockland Lake, with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co. Schr Franars, UibliB, 4 days from Rockland lake, with !A in K ni.-knrliocker Ice Co. Schr Z. A. Adams, , from Gardiner, with ice to Pftnn len Co. Scbr Dauntless, Coombs, 6 days from Boston, in ballast toJ.K. Bazley Co. Bcnr Webster Bernard, Smith, from Boston, in ballast to Lennox A Murgess. Schr Cornelia, Noyes, from Portsmouth, Va., with rail. road ties to Lennox A Burgess. Scbr Stephen liotchkixs, Hodgdon, 1 days from Boston with icA in Knickerbocker Ice Co. Schr George Kilborn, Stanley, 6 days from Boston, in ballast to Kingnto ons. bclir J. P. Wyman, Urann, from Jacksonville, with lum ber. Schr Mary B. Harris, Crowley, from New York. Schr l.ynden, Kanpach, .rom New York. Schr P.. M. Penned, Mitchell, Irom New York. KchrC. U. Yickerv. Benton, 4 days from Diuhton. t'anal boat John H. Mctidvra, Dunham, 14 days from BuUalo, N. V ., with lumber to l. f. Gaivin A Co. Brig Reporter, arrived on Monday from New York, Is eoubittneo. to J. r.. oaziey a vu. K A STUN A MoMAHON'S BULLETIN. New Youk Okkick, August 3. Pour barges leavo tow to night for Baltimore, light. (. H. Stuart, with ice, tor Chesapeake City. Kmu-iirrl. won turniture. for New Brunswick. B.m.j iioi:K Biianch OKKli K, August 3. The following barges leave in tow to-night., eastward : K. li. Parks; P. Abbe: M. A. lxmghney: O.O.Gere Moi niigbt Bover: V m. Norman : Oaprey ; VV. T. BloB'iug l.Moi ado ; and Cascadilla, all with coal, tor Now York. W. A J. Thompson, with coal, for Wilmington, Coal trade, from Philadelphia to New York, dull : freight ruling at irl'tiU tor 2240 lbs. anthracite, and liSPoO for 2J40 lbs. bituminous. Large number of vessels arriving, will probably lurther diminish rates ot treiuut, u W EMl)HANDA. Ship John Bright, McMullen, for Philadelphia, sailed fr, l.ivMrt.i.l '!. lilt. Ship Loch Lomond, Williams, for Philadelphia, cleared at Lieipool 2i th ult. Steamship Tonawanda, Wakeley. hence, at Savannah Uur.na Pr,.tpn. Chinmnn. hnnce. at Hamburg 21st ult. Barque Columbia, Fuss, hence via City Poiat, sailed t,.n l-,.r,,.AMB Munrnn vMtnniHv. for London. BaJijtie Meridian, Lena, lor Philadelphia, failed from Breli.erbaVBD L-Jll Ult. Bariiue Bostiuub Ajello, La Nasu, for Philadelphia, en ora.i I ut-rwl itit h lilt. Baniue D. Mcl'herson, Mason, hence, at Gibraltar 13tb "Barque N. Churchill, Murphy, for Philadelphia, entered out at Liverpool 2 th ult Baniue Maria Margaretha, Dalen, hence, at Stettin ltitb ultimo. . . Barque Annie W. Weston, Dawes, for Philadelphia, en tereo ut at Liverpool auiu un Biig Diana Michuelis, bonce, at La l'lotte lath ult. JJARGH, FARRELL & WARREN DllA-LEiig IN PAPERS OF ALL KINDS, NO. 631 CIIESNUT ST11EET AND NO. 624 JAYNE 8TKKKT, t e am rniLADELriiiA. DRV COODS. PRICE & WOOD, N. W. (OUMIl FKJHTII ANI Kl I, It RUT. iviiite i:coi.: white ;mh)s: SwIsh MiivliiiR, letorla Lawns, Nainsooks. K-t-l.iilsli (.ambries, Brilliants, Phiues, etc Fluid und Plain Cijtandles. Fluid and Stripe Nainsooks, fluid and Stripe Swips Muslins, etc etc. Milirtd Muslins, f0, or), Jri, 81, 83 eenta, and l per ii nl. IliinilKoirc Viirfelllei tnilts. Honeyeomh und Jaeipiard (guilts. Ce lured Tnritans for eovermg. Mosquito Nettlnp, hy tho piece or yard. 1 able Linens, Napkins, and Towels. BU-aohed mid Unbleached Muslins. linrttains In Ladles' and Gents' Hosiery and Gloves, l adles' and Gents' Hdkfs, plain and hemstitched. I .miles' Linen Collars and ( nils. Ilnnihurn EdKlngs anil IiiKcrtlugH. Magic Btiflllitirs, Coventry BKIIIIiiks. Miirsellleg Trimmings 'ami Beglsler.'d E'lR! )(!, cheap. fans: Fans very eheiip. FA MM! Linen Fans, Autc graph Silk Fans, Japanese Fans, and Palm Leaf Fans. u 3 swj ruicE & WOOD, N. W. OHNFni EK.'IITII AM) FIMIKKT. & 'x io. 828 ARCH STREET, AND No. 1128 CHESIMUT Street. JUST RECEIVED, A FEW MORE PRINTED LINEN LAWN DRESSES. Ladles who want a LINEN LAWN DRESS should call Immediately. NEW HANDKERCHIEFS, WITH EMBROIDERED INITIAL LETTERS. Pretty designs, and quite cheap. 9 30 wfm5 yillTE GOODS! WHITE GOODS! Fine riaid and striped Nainsook Muslins, from 26 to 02 i cents. Beautiful Large Plahl Nainsooks for Dresses. Plain Cambrics, Nainsooks and Mulls, in good as- sortmcnt. . Vt'hlte'Plrines, all grades, from 25 cents to l25.. Fine Striped Piques, neat styles, 87jtf and 40 cents. White Shetland, Hernanl, and Barege 8hawlH. CO dozen Red Bordered Fringed Towels, at 25 eta. STOKES & WOOD. S. W. COR. SEVENTH AND ABGH STS., 3 3ws PniLADELPniA. RICKEY, SHARP & CO., NO. 727 CIIESNUT STREET, ARE CLOSING OUT LAWNS, OHGANDIES, And Other Summer Dress Goads, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 17 13 tf WINES. HER MAJESTY CHAMPAGNE. DUNTOIST & LUSSOW, 215 SOUTH FRONT STREET. rpiIE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE 18 X solicited to the following very Choice Wines, eto., (or saie vf DUNTON A LUSSON, H5 BOUTU FRONT STREKT. CHAMPAGNES. Agents for her Majesty, Dao de Mootebello, Carte lileue, Carte lilancbe, and Charles barre's Grand Vin Kugenie, and Vin Imperial, M. Kins man a uo.,oI juayeuce, bparioing Moselle ana uu.ua u. M AUKIRA8. Old Island. SotWh Ride Reserve. KHKRRIK8. F. Ruitolphe, Amontillado, Topaz, Val- lette, raieana uouien Bar, urown, eto. VltDTU V ..1 V. .. I J .... I , ... M . . mr.A Umbi, CLARKTS Promis Aine A (lie., Montferrand and Bor- aeau-i, Clarets and bauterne Wines. (IN "Molup Kuin ' UK A NDJKB. tluunessey, Otard, Dapny A Co.'aTarloai rintaxes. o c A R STAIRS & McOALL, Noa. lid WALNUT and 81 GRANITE Street Importers of BRANDIES, WINKS, GIN, OLIVE OIL, ETO., AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS For the sale of PURE OLD RYE, WUKAT, AND BOURBON WHIS. PAUSTAIKS' OLIVE OIL AN INVOICE of the above for sale by . . , . m, , , OARRTAIR8 A McOAI.Tj, 5 SR 2i5 Nos. 13H WA LNUT and 21 (iRANlTK tits PIANOS. ETO. " 8TEINWAY & SON'S UPRIGni ifTT npi ANOS. It will be welcome newB to the musi cal puhlio that Steinways have succeeded, by the mns1 triiruniu: imnroTeuinnts. in raisinc the Uiiritfht Piano from Its wijll known state of imperfection to that of the mint terfect amongst the diftorunt shapes of piuuos. The priicht Piano of bteiuway A Sons now is more durable, korps better in tune and in order, has more power, a purer and more musical tone, and a bettor touch than the siiuare piano, and rivals in most of these points even tlie (rand Piano. Its advantages are so plain and striking tv.u ilm nuiMt. nniiiili!Hd atfainst this shaoe of a iiiitno are converted by examining them; and out of twenty who want to buy a Kuuare Piano, nineteen prefor now already an Uprignt one of H. a n. i-uruuaeera wiu ao won u exam.no them, at the waxeroom of R 27 wstf No. lOOrt CIIKSNUT Htreet. ALBRECHT, BIKKKS 80HMIDT.1 am MANcrAOTUKF.ua or FIRST-OLA S8 PIANO 0RTE8. Foil guarantee and nioderst prioos. . 88 J WARKROOM8. No. HIO AROI1 R trees. "OROOERIES AND PROVISIONS. MICHAEL MEAGHEK & CO., No. S23 Sontn BIXTEENTH Street, Wholesale asd Retail Dealer In PROVISIONS XS, FO FAMILY tJSS FINANOIAL. A RELIABLE H01V1E INVESTMENT. THE IIUST MORTGAGE BOHBS or Tim Wilmington and Reading Railroao, HKAKINU IM'KKKNT At SEVEN TER CENT, in Currency Pnyuble April nnd October, free or NTATG nnil UNITED NTATKn TAXIiS. This road mns through a thicklj populated and rich agricultural and manufacturing district. For tho present, we are offoring a limited amount ot th hove Bonds at 85 Cents and Interest. The connection of this road with the Pennsylvania and Reading Railroads insures it a large and remunerative trade. We recommend the bondu as the ohoapest first clan investment in the market. TORI. PHMTER & CO., BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENTS, NO. 36 S. THIRD STREET, 3m PUILADKLPHIA. UNITED STATES COUPOliS DUE JULY I, WANTED. coupons or UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD DUE JULY I, Taken Same as Government Coupons. DE HAVEN & BRO., BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENTS, KO. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET, 811 PHILADELPHIA. I 33. k. JAivusorj a CO., SUCCESSORS TO P. F. KELLY & CO., Hankers and Healers in Gold, Silver, ani GoTernment Bonds, AT CLOSEST MARKET RATES, N.W. Corner THIRD and CHESNTJT Sts. Special attention given to COMMISSION ORDERS n New York and Philadelphia Stock Boards, etc etc. OotliSl Ql EN DINNING, DAVIS & CO., NO. 48 SOUTH THIRD STREET, rniLADELPn ia. GLENDINNING, DAVIS & Af.iORY, NO. 2 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK, BANKERS AND BROKERS. Direct telegraphic communication with the New York Stock BoardH from the Philadelphia Otllce. 12 25 TLLIOTT & DUNN HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR NEW BUILDING, NO. 109 SOUTH THIRD STREET, Are now prepared to transact a GENERAL BANK ING BUSINESS, and deal in GOVERNMENT and other Securities, GOLD, BILLS, Etc. Receive MONEY ON DEPOSIT, allowing Interest. NEGOTIATE LOANS, giving Bpeclal attention to MERCANTILE PAPER. Will execute orders for Stocks, Bonds, etc., ON COMMISSION, at the Stock Exchanges of I'hlladeU phla, New York, Boston, and Baltimore. 4 20 gsVllTH, RANDOLPH & CO., BANKERS, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOItK, DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, and MEM BERS OF STOCK AND UOLD EXCHANGE, Receive Amounts of Batiks and Bankers on Liberal Terms. ISSUB BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON C. J. HAM BRO & SON, London. B. METZLER, S. BOI1N A CO., Frankfort, JAMES W. TUCKER A CO., Paris, And Other Principal Cities, and Letters ol Credit 1 a tf Available Throughout Europe. QITY WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD. C. T. YERKES, Jr., & CO., NO. 20 SOUTH TIIIUD STltEET, 4 8 PHILADELPHIA. pm 8. PETERSON & CO., Stock and Exchange Brokers, NO. 39 SOUTH THIRD STREET, Members of tne New York and Flilladolplila stock ... ana uoia tioanis. STOCKS, BONDS, KW., bougat and sola on cra miEBiou oul j ot cltlier city j 2Si FINANOIAL. PACIFIC UAIliWAY (SOLD LOAN. Messrs. DABNI2Y, MORGAN & CO., No. 63 EXCHANGE Place, un-.l ii. iL JESUJ? & CO., No. 12 FLVJE tUry.H, New York, ofTer for salo tlie Uoa la ot the Kaiifas raoiiic Hallway. TIujO Ponda pay Seven Per Cent, in Gold; bnve thirty years to run; are Free from Government Taxation; are secured by a Land Grant of Three Million Acres of the Finest Lands in Kansas and Colo rado. In addition to thi3 special grant, the Company also owns Three Ilillions of Acres in Kansas, which are being rapidly eold to develop tho country and improve the road. They are a first mortgage upon the extension of tho road from Sheridan, Kansas, to Denver, Colorado. The road in operation NOW EARNS MORE THAN ENOUGH NET INCOME TO PAY THE INTEREST ON THE NEW LOAN. There is no better security in the market this being in some respects better than Government Securities. PRINCIPAL AND INTE REST PAYABLE IN GOLD. Price OQ, and accrued Interest, in Currency. Pamphlets, Maps, and Circulars fur nisLed cn application. We are authorize I to sell the bonds in Philadelphia, and offer them as a reliable investment to our friends. KVNNSKND WI1ELEN A: CO., NO. :J(t) WALNUT STREET, 7a4smwlnirp PHILADELPHIA. B A N K I N G OF HOUSE JAY COOKE & CO., Nos. 112 and 114 South THIRD Street, PHILADELPHIA, Dealers In all Government Securities. Old 5-208 Wanted In Exchange for New. A Liberal Difference allowed. Compound Interest Notes Wanted. Interest Allowed on Deposits. COLLECTIONS MADE. STOCKS bought ui sold on Commission. Special business accommodations reserved for indies. We will receive applications for Policies of Life Insurance In the National Life Insurance Company of the United States. Full Information given at our onice. 7 1 8m HOSIERY COODS. J" WILLIAM H O V M A N Kio. 9 N. Elf.IITII Street, Philadelphia, Dealer in Hosiery Goods, Offers for sale a larpe assortment of Hosiery, for Ladles', Gents', an Children's wear; Socks, three- quarter houks, and Long Uoso, of English and Ger man manufacture. UNDER WSAH Of Cartwrlght A Warner's manufacture, acknow- ledged to be the bes imported. Also, the Nrfolk.and New Brunswick, acknow ledged to be the bes of American Gqods. These Goods in all sizes, for 4 7 wsly SDringr and Summer Wear. J. T. EABTN. J. M'vf a irrw EA H 1" IV Ac Itl C IU A I! O SWlVrtNO AND COMMKsroV MBHCUANTS. No. 3 L'OKNTIKN KLIP, New York. No. 18 KOUTH WHAHVKS, Philadolnhi. No. 45 W. PRATT htruat. Hultimnra. We are prepared to ship every description of Freight to Philudelpnia, New York, WiluiiDicton, and interiuediut poiuis wun nromptDess ana ausputcn. C'anul Uoalsund nreuuiauffs tu rouui'tue-s furnished at tho shortest notice. W 1 R E GUARD FOR STORE FRONTS, ASYLUMS, FAO TORIES, ETC. Patent Wire Railing, Iron Bedsteads, Ornamenuij Wire Work, Paper-makers' Wires, and every variety or wire w orw, manufactured by M. WALKER SONS, fmwt Vft. 11 N. SIXTH Street, fa JOW IS THE TIME TO CLEANSB YOUR nousE. VICIIi:it, IIAltTJIAI Ac CO.'S WASHING AND CI.EANN1NU I'OWDElt Is nnequalled for scrubbing Paints, Floon, and all hooaa uuiu use. n us tor ana iuse no oiner. U II ltnwu i v DaIa a Msiit 6v No. llwi FKANKf ORO ltoad. MORfiY'S TASTELESS Fruit Preserving Powder, Is warranted to keep Strawberries superior to any known process, as well as other fruit, without being air-tighb Price, 60 cents a package. Bold by the grooera. ZANK, NOKNY cV CO.. Proprietors. 6 S94m No. 1M North 8K0ONI) St.. Philada. CORN EXCHANGE BAO MANUFACTORY, JOHN T. BAILEY. N. E. corner of MARKET and WATER Street. Philadelphia, DEALER IN BAUH AND BAGGING Of every description, for Grain, Flour, Salt. Kuper-Phosphate of lime, Bon. IiiiBt. Eto. Large and small GUNNY BAGS constantly on hand, iitt Also. WOOL BA KH. JTO TH lurpOHt ttttHor .mterB, ud at TO THE PUBLIC. THE FINEST ANI assortment of the latest styles or Hoot! euoea for xuuo auu uojra can ue uh ERNEST ROPP'R Large Estiiblislunent, Nu. m a. xiata buxct. tun AMUSEMENTS, MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET THKATRK. Unpins st 8 o'clock. liusioesa Agent and Treasurer.. .JOSKPH D. M-'JRPliT LAST WRKK OK THP! BRYANTS. MONDAY, TCK.NIMY, AND WKDNKSDAY, Another charirft of proprAmmo by the world renowned "HKYANT'S WINSTRFI.8," More New Ronns, New Dances, New Acts, Banjo foloe, and a new hnrlcmiun nnrrs, "XK8. I UCKIcriA BORGIA, M. D." , Sent secured from li) to 3. 2 1 A MKIUC AN CONSERVATORY OF flfe Notice In Kdticntionnl Column. Ml SIC. ;uwL)t VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTKI UARPKN Nos. 72(1, 7M, and 7'Jit VINK Ktrenk THK, IRA ND (IK(!H K.STKIO.V, formerly tho pmpert of tho (IRANI) Dt'KK (IK HADK.V, purobaso.1 at anaj ipnnne hy ,1 ACOR VALKR.of thisuitv, in inmliinatior With H.AMKR'SORCHK.STRA and Mi NKI.LtK AN DKHSMN will perform KVKRV AKTKUNOON n KVKN1NU at the shore montioned plaoe. Admissio free. 113tf mSKJHMCh.. i MOST 8UCCE815FUL Til E LIFE INSURANCE GOMPANT OF THE WORLD. THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Of TUB UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. CHARTERED LY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRES3 CASH CAPITAL, 81,009,000 BRANCH OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA. OFFICERS: CLARENCE II. CLARK, Philadelphia, President. JAY COOKE, Philadelphia, Chairman Finance und Executive Committee. HENRY D. COOKE, Washington, Vloe-Presldent, EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary and Actuary. FRANCIS O. SMITO, M. D., Philadelphia, Medical Director. J. EWINQ MEARS, M. D., Philadelphia, Assistant aieuic&i Director. This Company Issued in the first TEN MONTH , of Its existence 5395 PO LICIE S, INSURING This Company affords to Its Policy-Holders PERFECT SECURITY By Its Cash paid-up Capital of One Million Dollars, , and guarantees to tlie Insured, by its LOW RATES OF PREMIUM LATtGE DIVIDENDS IN AKVANCE, OR A REVERSIONARY DIVIDEND OF 100 PER KENT. BY ITS RETURN PREMIUM PLAN. E. W. CLARK & CO., BANKERS, Io. 35 Sontli TIIIEEI Street, PHILADELPHIA, General Agents for Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey. 88 B. a RUSSELL, Manager. DRUCS, PAINTS, ETO. JOBERT SHOEMAKER & O O. N. E Corner FOURTH and RACE Stt PHILADELPHIA. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Importers and Manufacturers of White lead and Colored Paints, Puttyi Varnishes, Eto. AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED FRENCH ZIMO PAINTS," Dealers and consumers supplied at lowest price for cash. ia 49 WINDOW GLASS, The subscribers are manufacturing daily. 10.000 feat best quality of AMERICAN WINDOW GL A3 Tbey are also constantly receiving importations of FRENCH WINDOW GLASS. Rongh Plate and Ribbed Glass, Enamelled, StaineC Engraved, and Ground Glass, woiuh tbey oiler atiifis) market rates. EVANS, SHARP & WESTCOATT. B 9 3m No. 613 MARKET Street, Phjlada. LEGAL NOTICES. T ETTEUS OF ADMINISTRATION IIAVlNd -I J been granted to the undersigned upon the Kstate of WILLIAM D. bllKHKKKD, deceased, all persons in debted to the same will please wake payment, aud tlUNM) Ijuviuk claims prenent them tn JAM Kb 11. tSUKHRKRn. Adminiitrator, 7 7w6t NoJiil VVA LN U'l'Jitieo 1 OKDAN'S CELEBRATED . PURE TONIC fj AI.K for invalids, family use, eta. The sulwrnber is now furnirhod with his full winter sup. ply of bis highly nutritious and well-known beverage. It wide-spread and inoreanin use, by order of phytioians, foe invalids, use of families, etc., commend it to the atten iiunof all consumers who want a strictly pure article; prepared fr in the best luuteriuls, and put up in the most careful manner for home use or transportation. Orders by mail or otherwise promptly supplied. . . r J. J OH L) A N, No 2AI PKAH Ht-eot. 7 1 2ni Below Third and Walnut utreuIaL Ci)r; nnn mouile, ala. a gentle- C-t),UUUniun desirous of retiring fn.m biisinesa will sell his interest in one of largoct and olilost ostiihhshed harilwiue houhes in Mobile, comprising one-third of tha whole business. To a p.rbun wish ngto engsge in a luora tie busii et-s in the Kotith. tliin infers an excellent oppor. tmity. Address UAKOWAKli, "J-veoing ,ellBrallh,, ottice. Liii fctlCE " "ICE." "ICS. j X TUK PENN COAL AND IOE COMPANY, Chartered in December, IHiiB. ICE FROM MAINE, BOSTON, AND OATSRM.I, always on hand and for sale by tho cargo, ton, or car I iad, at the wharves of the company, bPitUOit btreet, bobuyl. EAFNESS. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT science and skill have invented to ami th f "'n in every degree of deafness also, Kwsplrauws, a v lra . dall's PsteSt UruUhes. s,i.ricr tf "'I.?'" J tio MADEIRA'S. No. llfi tb 'llUilU n unaanai. COTTON 8 ML DUCK AND UA V AS, . ,. i V.nd brands. Tent, Awninj. Trnnk, a '"eck. Also. Paper Maouiac, urer.' and Magon-cover Du".". B0Tenl,y.,jx iuche, Paulina, BelUug. bail I"""-,()N w KVKRM VV, No. 1U3 OHUUUli btreel (City Mora TIT KLNKELIN CAN BK OONWULTKI'" j all disease of a certain aumualtt, QlSho tWu! at S. aOJt VJ1KXU iUcb
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