THE LAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH l'ltlLADELrilL SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1870.
maws suivihary.
l liy A lluli.
The deoorntion of tbe sollierV f?ravn of
the Revolutionary war ami the Mextann war,
ami nlno of the late Rebellion, will tke pU?e
ou Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, fit the
Frnnklia Cemetery.
The nnnnnl session of the Worthy (lrmi
Lodge of the A. P. A. will coiiiaieuctf at '.(
o'clock on Monday morning.
Lot evening an Italian named D ittist a
Koscnza, it in nllered, stabbed Willititn Dnun,
residing at the northeast corner of Front an.l
Vnfihington streets, in the side, with a ten
Icife, producing a severo wound. Tha a'l'air
grew out of a quarrel between the pirties
while at work on a school-house in Third
Btreet, njnr Lombard, Unttista Mwihi, an
other workman, it is alleged, struck Dunn on
the head with a sledge-hammer. The luwued
were nil locked up in the Third District Sta
tion Ilonse for a hearing to-dny.
A large meeting ol the members of the
Knights of St. Crispin was held last evening
nt their hall, Seventh street, below Cuesuut.
Reports were read showing that several of
tb! hands were unemployed owing to a dull
ness of the trade, while others were out of
employment in consequence of an attempt
having been made by a city firm to reduce
their wnees. The married men who are out
of employment owing to the attempted redac
tion of their wages receive &10 per week from
the society, while the single men receive
about ft!. The. society is now one of the
lavpest trade societies iu the United States.
IIouipniIc AfTtilra.
Gold closed yesterday at 114i.
The abolition of the tax on gross receipts
is to be considered to-day by the House.
Spencer Wright was hanged at E istvills,
Va., yesterday, fur a murder committed in
April,
A new Funding bill will bo presented to
the House on Monday next, by the Way and
Means Committee.
The total losses of the Fenians daring the
late raid are now stated at eleven killed and
seventeen wounded, three mortally.
Reports from the Red Iliver, as to Itiehl's
intentions, are contradictory. One despatch
says that he is dissatished with the Manitoba
bill and will resist; another, that he is rob
bing the mails to obtain funds for a llight to
the United States.
The National Siengerfest will begin at
Cincinnati on Wednesday, Jane l..
There has been a severe storm on the
Northern Pacific eoawt. Several vessels are
reported w recked and lives lost.
William A. Summers, of Boston, has
been appointed Supervisor of Internal Reve
nue for Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Con
necticut. Walcott Hamlin, lately appointed
Supervisor, has been assigned to Maine,
Now Hampshire and Vermont.
A despatch from Wilmington, North Caro
lina, says the Republican County Conven
tion, which closed its session there on Thurs
day evening, nominated a colored man for
State Senator, three colored men for the As
sembly, and a colored Sheriff. The many
colored candidates nominated has caused dis
' satisfaction among the whites, and a split is
expected.
In the United States Senate yesterday,
fifter the close of onr report, on motion of
Mr. Sumner, the President was requested to
communicate information, if he has any,
regarding the reported persecution of
Israelites in Roumania. Pending the con
sideration of the Indian Appropriation bill,
the St nate adjourned.
In the House the discussion of the Tax
bill was continued, the income clause being
under consideration. Amendments were
adopted limiting the allowance for house rent
to $500, adding to the exemptions losses by
floods, find prohibiting the publication of
returns. Mr. Beck's amendment requiring
the tax to be deducted from United States
bonds was rejected. On reaching the last
Kection of the bill the House adjourned.
Foreign Altatm.
Strong measures against betting on races
are promised by the English Goveanment.
Great complaints are made by Americans
resident in London of the irregularities of the
Atlantic mail service.
Shirley Brooks succeeds the late Mark
Lemon as active editor of Punch.
Arrangements have been completed for
the annexation of the Duchy of Lauenburg to
the Kingdom of Prussia.
A majority of the Cortes Committee on
abolition of slavery are in favor of postponing
complete emancipation for sixty years.
THE ASSEMBLY.
Yesterday Atteruooa'a Meealon.
The Assembly met yesterday afternoon at
the usual hour. The first business being the
election of professors, directors, and trustees
of the various institutions under th control
of the Church, the present incumbents were
re-elected.
The report of the Publication Committee
was then resumed, Dr. C. C. Beatty, Hon.
William Strong, and Hon. W. E. Dodge dis
cussing the report until the hour of adjourn
mcnt. Evening Session. Itwas ordered thatHon.
V. E. Dodge and James Brown, Esq., of New
York, be added to the committee already ap
pointed to visit the churches of Great Britain,
Ireland, and Scotland.
Rev. M. Chapman introduced a resolution
declining, on behalf of the General Assem
bly, to assume charge of Highland Uniyersity,
which was agreed to.
Rev. Dr. Patterson, of Chicago, presented
certain communications from the Free Church
of Scotland illustrating the Sastentation
Fund of that Church. The documents were
referred to the Committee on Sustontation
Fund.
The consideration of the report of the
Committee on Publications was resumed and
discussed, the particular matter in dispute
being the authorization of the raising of
$100,000 for the Publication Committee, such
amount to be included in the $5,000,000
Memorial Fund. The section was so amended
as to apply the amount to all Presbyterian
interests, and the report was adopted.
Dr. William Adams moved that the Assem
bly adjourn sine die to-morrow at li o'clock,
which was agreed to.
Dr. Howard Crosby then read tha reports
on church erection and extension, already
published, which were adopted.
The report of the Committee on the Ileidel
. burg Catechism waB agreed to. The Assembly
then adjourned. ,
An ImportunilWlll-Vnlue of Estate 8 1,000,000
Extracts of the will of the late Amos Phil
lips Lave appeared in the daily papers. The
following is the document in full:
The ' will of' the above-named gen
tleman wus admitted to v probate , on
Tuesday. It shows that while he was not
nniuindful of the ohurch with which he had
been for many years connected, and charita
ble organizations connected with it, he made
most ample provision for tnose of his house
hold who survived him.
The following contains all the bequests,
pnblic and pmt, thoo portions only bing
omitted which iu Ji'gal phraseology are called
surpliiHi j;e.
TUE WILT..
Be it rcmftti' reit. That I, A-aos Phillips,
gentleman, being of sound and dispning
mind and understanding, have tn-tle and
ordained this as my last will and testament,
in manner following, that is to say:
lmj rviiix I order and direct all my j a it
debts and funeral expenses to be fully pai 1
and satisfied ns soorl as may bo coriveaieut
after my decease.
Item I pive and bequeath unto John
Flowers and Theodore Kitchn, their execu
tors and administrators, the sum of one hun
dred thousand dollars in bonds and mort
gages, as hereinafter directed, to be hell by
them, to collect and receive the iuterest
thereof, and iay the sauii unto my son
Charles G. Phillips, for ami during the term
of his natural life, so that the same shall not
be liable for any of his contracts, debts, or
fngagtrucnts, nor shall the same bo pubje.rt
to anticipation, and from and immediately
after the decease of my sou Charles Phillips,
then in trust to and for the use and behoof
of all and every the lawful child and children
which he may have, or the lautnl issrw of
such of them as may be decease J, their seve
ral and respective heirs.
Item I give and bequeath to the said
Charles G. Phillips and John Flowers. M. D.,
their execntors and administrators, the sum
of one hundred thousand dollars, in bonds
and mortgages, as hereinafter directed, held
to them, their executors and administrators,
in trust, to collect and receive the interest
thereof nnd pay the same to my throe grand
children, children of my dear son Jonathan
D. riiillips, deceased Frank D., Charles D.,
and Maria Phillips.
Item I give and bequeath to each of my
grandchildren the sum of .".000, as they
respectively come of age, if in the discretion
of my executors they Hre trustworthy.
Item I give and bequeath to the Ladies'
United Aid Society of tne M. E. Church, five
bonds of the Philadelphia and Readiug Rail
road Company, of one thonsand dollars each,
clear of all taxes, to make my endowment
fund up to ten thousand dollars.
Item I give and bequeath to my sister,
Rachel Reeder, during all the term of her
natural life, the sum of three thousand dol
lars per year, in quarterly payments, clear of
all taxes.
Item I give and bequeath to Mary P.
Flowers, Mile of William Flowers, my wife's
niece, five hundred dollars, to be paid her
two months after my death.
Item I give and bequeath to each of my
nieces, daughters of Henry Phillips, the sun
of Sf'JOO.
Item I give and bequeath to my niece,
Eliza Roberts, the sum of $l'0O.
Item I give and bequeath to Annie Flow
ers and Emma Flowers the sum of .200 each.
Item I give and bequeath to Margaret
Musgrave and Mary Smith, widows, the sum
of SOO each.
Item I give and bequeath to Sarah Soarl3
the sum of fcjiOO.
Item I give and bequeath to the trustees
of the Attleborough M. E. Church $4000 in
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad bonds,
the interest to be used one-third for neces
sary repairs to the church and fences around
the burial greund, and to keep his family
burial lot in good order, and the balance for
the support of the minister.
Item I give and bequeath to the Preachers'
Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, the sum ol ly-KiOO, mortgage bonds
of the Lehigh Navigation Company, tho in
terest to be applied as partial support of the
necessitous cases of the superannuated and
worn-out preachers of said Church, and the
aged widows of such as have served for
twenty years and upwards, and are dependent.
Item I giv6 and bequeath to the OliMen's
Home of the city of Philadelphia one 1000
bond of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road, the interest to be applied to the support
of the institution, tinless the principal is
needed to put up a new building, and then to
be so applied.
Item I give and bequeath to my cousin,
Rachel Manderson, the interest of 1000
during all the term of her natural life. ,
Item I give and bequeath to Sarah McEl
rath the sum of ;r()0. . ,
Item I give and bequeath to Jacob Ca
nings, my clerk, the sum of !'00.
Item All the residue of my estate, real,
personal, and mixed, of whatever kind or
wherever situated, I give to my son Charles
Phillips and the children of J. D. Phillips,
share and share alike, the children to re
ceive their father's share as though he were
living.
Item I direct that Atwood Grace (attor-ney-at-law)
shall be the legal adviser of my
executors and trustees; and in case of any
difficulty, the matter shall be submitted by
my counsel and executors to F. Carroll Brews
ter, whose decision shall be final and binding
upon all parties interested.
And lastly, I nominate my son Charles D.
Thillips and Theodore Kitchen to be my ex
ecutors of this my last will and testament,
and hereby revoke all other wills and testa
ments by me at any time heretofore made.
In witness whereof, etc
The will is dated on the 30th of April, 18C0,
and is witnessed by J. Plankington and
Joshua Wright. The estate of Mr. Phillips
is estimated to be worth a million of dollars,
though some persons make it much higher
than that.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Xews tee Firtt Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
Bum risks 4-30 Moon Sets 1P40
Bun bktu 1-i6 Uiuh WiTKa f-30
PHILADELPHIA HOARD OF TRADE.
JOnN O. JAMB8, 1
C. B. Dl'KBOUOW.
Committee or thk Month.
T. L. Gii.LKsi'ig,
)
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Tonawanda, Barrett, Savannah, Philadel-
Dlna and Houtbern Mad SteamshiD Co.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakeley, Wilmington. N.C., rhi-
laaeipma ana oouniern Mall steamship co.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Charleston, K. A. Sou
der & Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, New York, W.P.Clyde
A lO.
Bark Chief, nardiug, Stettin. Workman &. Co.
Bark Agnes Frazer, Cameron, Pictou, N. S., L. W3-
lergaara et
Tug Thou. Jefferson, Alien, Baltimore, with a tow
of barges, W. P. ciyae a i o.
Tug Fairy Queen, n uson, uavre-ae-urace, wltn a
tow of barges, w. v. ciyue a co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship feaxou, bears, 4 hours from Boston,
Wlul muse, auu imsneiigL-rs ui u. iu&ur . y u.
bu-anier Jas. ts. oreun, Pace, from liictiiuond via
Norfolk, with nidse. and passengers to W. 1. Clvde
A Co.
Steamer Claymont, Robertson, 30 hours from Nor
folk, with mde. to W. P. Clvde Co.
Steamer K C. Blddle, McCue, ti hours from New
York, with rudse. to W. I'. Clvde Jt Co.
Steamer Frank, JTerce, K4 hours from New York,
wit h mdse. to V . r. aird & Co.
btesmer Barali, Joues, S4 hours from New York,
with uiilsri. to W. 11. Baird A Co.
Ncrw. bark Atlantic, Jaoobsen, M days from Liv
erpool, mil inaso. to Penrose. Massey tt Co.
N. (i. bark raw, man, 44 nays iroiu liotieruam,
with mdse. to u vt esteraaard u co.
lirig Addle liale, liailey, l5das from Cardenas,
with molasses to L. V KuightACo.
Br. brl Lophema, Cong len, 11 days
with sugar to s. 4 W. Welsh vessel
Horn
from Saua,
to C. C. Van
r.np O. y. drnry. t'etiklin, 1s d ty from L'lcnfue
CO!. Itti hiliTHT lo S .V V. Welsh.
-rtir ..1mm s PotiiU-r. Jr., Wliitunn. 1' 'lavs frnn
ChMi-iimc, with Mitfar In Nshc ll-niifli MurrK Left,
in )dit inirk Mraoi', Christian, loading for rhtlatel-l-tilH.
ti sntl Mh .lutie.
Iir. fWir S'imnierville, SstnfnM, from IV'morira,
with nifiar and molasses to John Mason A Co. ves
M'l to t . c. Van Horn.
Schr Ocean lsird, Mirsli, b d lys from James river,
Va., with lumber to Collins to.
Sehr Ariiirlne, Thomas, 'I days from Saiyrna, 1j1.,
With prntn t. .la. L. It'wlev . Co.
1 nt? Tin s. Jefferson, Allen, from H.iltlmoro. wliii
a Tnw ef liarp'S to W. I. ClyoV ,fc Co.
Tnjf Fatty (,'neen, Wilson, froqi Havre de-(race,
with a tow of liatpi s to W. 1 Clyde & Co.
Tfiif Lookout. Miearer, from Uavre-de-Urace,
Willi a tow of baiitts to W. P. Clyde & Co.
HEI.OW.
BriK Ueorgc S. Berry, Bradley, from Mataazus.
i-'jmal I Viifrft fo Thr Kveaiivi Tcle irayh.
Havkk-ik-ohaie, Jane 4. The following boats
lttt tliW niortiliitt tri tow:
.lunlHta, with com to Hoffman Kenned.
I'.. Ji. I'ostelthwaite, with lumber, for Gloucester,
N. J.
Kate, with eotil, for Elliott .'t Co.
l.ady Washington, with coal, tor Chester, Ta.
Cbri',7''"' ni'f " TIk' h; nin t T'li-trnvh.
EAST ON McMAIIONS UOLLHTIN.
Nkw vokk Offick, Jane 3. Three barges leave
in tow tonight, for Baltimore, light.
I.ot'le, with nails, for Baltimore.
F. K. James, with maehinerv, for riiilidelphia.
W. S. Burton, with liripeed, for BhliudiiUilna.
Baltwokb Branch Officb, Juno 3. The follow
ing barges leave 1n tow to-night,, eastward:
Iiian. JI. II. Sii'lth, New Era. H. J. Chard, M.
Bartlett, Floor City, L. 1). Collins. Ch irb:s, Sinh
Ann, and Harvest Moon, all with coal for New York.
L. S. J.
(; Telfijraph.)
I.fwkh, Del., June 3. I'assed in yes'erday, sehrs
HettVHi'iire. from Charleston; Mary E. Eeiimrteh,
from St. JIary's. Brltr Robin, from Portland for
Havana, dismasted on the a.'.th ult., reported in har
bor for orders. The schr S. I. Thomas was got off
the bead) last nip rit In a belter condition thau was
expected, half of her cargo remaining in her.
In Hie harbor-Bark Ocean, bark unknown, brig
(ice-rue 8. Berry, frwn Matanzas for l'hiladelphla;
brig Kotiln, from Portland for Havana, diminished
una wa'tiug fnr orders ; two brigs unknoa n ; anil W
schooners. No ptlotH of.
Wind SE. Thermometer 74.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Eureka, Carman, was at Inagua 21st ult. for
rhllitdolphla in 10 days.
Bark S. B. Hale, White, hence, at Portland 1st
iriMant.
Brig Ellen II., lor Philadelphia, was at St. Johns,
P. J!., 14th nit.
Schr Sarah Clark, (Jrlilln, hence, at Fall River 23th
ultimo.
Schr M. H. Read, Benson, at Warren 31st ult. from
New Bedford.
Kchr Wm. S. Utiles, Burgess, from Cienfuegos 5th
nit., at Boston ad tnst.
Schr Mary Riley, Riley, hence, at Rockport27th
ultimo.
Schr Jas. A. Crocker, Chase, hence, at Lynn 2.'jth
uli lino.
Sehrs II. S. Brookn, Love, and Lizzie 5Iaull, Btiell,
hence, at Boston 1st Inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice Is hereby given that a lightvessel, exhibit
ing a tixed white light illuminating the entire hori
zon, will be placed, on or about J.me 1, ls70, in 'A)4
fathoms water, near the southeastern extremity or
the sXi al making out from Bernini's Point, entrance
to the Ohoptauk river, east side Chesapaake Bay,
Maryland, to serve as a guide or leading mart for
vessels bound up or down the river, and also as a
guide to the channel between Castle Haven and
( hlora Points, and into Tred Haven river and Fox's
Hole creek anchorage, Inside of Benoni's Point Bar.
The tight will he' shown from sunset to sunrise, at
au elevation of 34 feet, and should be seen in clear
weather from the deck of a vesBel tifteen feet aoove
the water, ten nautical miles. The vessel is 41 tons,
new measurement, schooner-rigged, hull painted
lead color, masts white, with the words "Ulioptank
Btver'' painted In large white letters on each side,
uinl the number "'2:'' in white on the stern.
A log bell and fog horn will he souuded alternately
dtn ing thick or foggy weather.
By order. W. B. SHUBIIICK, Chairman,
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board,
Washington, D. U., May 25, 1S70.
MEDICAL.
PILES CAN BE CURED!
DR. GALLAGHER'S CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE PILE CURE
Is a quick, safe, sure, and effectual Koraoily for UhKKD-
1NU. BLIND, OR ITOUINU P1LKS, PllJ.
LAPSUS AN I OR FALLING Oi' I'HK
RECTUM, CONSTIPATION OB"
T1115 BOWELS, KTO.
The application and use of this remedy, as well as
its cirects, are quite diircrcnt from all others hereto
fore prescribed for the above-named diseases. Its
principal virtues are derived from Its Internal use,
regulating the Liver ana Kidneys, and imparting
health and vigor to the whole alimentary canal. It
is specific In its action, completely controlling tho
circulation of the blood iu the hemorrhoidal
vessels.
CAUSES OF THE DISEASE.
The causes of these complaints are numerous, and
are undoubtedly in many instances hereditary ; but a
sedentary and studious habit, luxurious living, high
seasoned and stimulating food, the intemperate nse
of epirituous drinks, the very free use of strong cof
fee and tea, mental depression, sorrow, aud gner; in
short, whatever tends to weaken the digestive or
gans may be considered the most active general
causes.
The anlicted can rely with the utmost confl leuce
in this mediclue, because the great success that it
has met with since Its Introduction is a sure indica
tion of its real value. For inward and outward ap
plications, if used as directed, it cannot fail to givo
the fullest satisfaction.
PRICE OF SINGLE BOTTLES, 81.
6IX BOTTLE, $5.
All Respectable Dealers and Druggists soli It.
PREPARED ONLY BY
B. F. GALLAGHER,
NO. 308 N. THIRD STREET,
623mwslrnrp PHILADELPHIA.
"VT O C U II JK. J H A m i
1 FOX'8 CRAMP AND DIAKRUtEa MIXTURE
luis laroved itsell l be the surest ad ueJiubt remedy
for Oramiie, Diarrtue, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, ana
first wanes of Asiatie Cholera. No family alter hainij
once tried it will be without it. Abk for Fox's Cramp uiid
Hiarruiva Mixture, ana use no omer. rim at i&iv
NALL 4 CO 'S, nh i'.KNW aud MABKKf Streets,
aud No. 6t)iAKCH btreet. )arp
ENGINES, MACHINEFtY, ETO.
f, jr XT XT
STEAM ENGINE AND
ZdiLkfilBOlLKR WOK K 8. WE A FIR LEVY,
WtAOllCAL AND THKOKh'lTOAl. JtauiMKKKH,
MAOUINIS'I'S. HOlLKh MAKERS. BLACriHMlTUiS
and FOLWDHKS, havtut for many years bean
in sacceaaial operation, and been exolusifely an
cuited in bnilr-.mg and repairing Marina and
Riter Engines. hiRU and low pressure, Iron P-oilera, Watef
Tanas, rropeners, no. ew., niiiuuiij raw -
vices to ine puiuo as ueiug i .ji iifK"1 Dv v"
suKioss ol all sizes. Marine. River, aud stationary ; navlut
orders wiia quick despatch. tery dexoripUoo of pattern.
sets ol patterns oi uiuuioui a i i vy. w . i
miik.rs made at the abortest notice.
,rs msne ar ine aoorteev uunco. mru uuMjm,..ov
avlvama Cbarooal iron. oruinirsoi auaueeanu auuia,
Iron and Brass Caetines of all ileeoripiUMia. Uoll 1 uruin
bcrbw Guitiuff, and all other work connected with Us
,lwu.l1sleIIu"d peoiflcations for all work dona at the
.labUal.mect i ree of olifarire. and work guaranteed.
Tee subscribers hate ample wharf dock room lor repair
of boats, wbera they can he in pertect aoiety, and are pro
nded with shears, b looks, falls, ato. etc., for rauin bean
orhshtweianta. JAOOB O. NB5AFIH,
JOHN P. LKVY,
I li BEAOH and PALMHK StrU.
QIIiAIlU TUBE WORKS AND IRON CO.
JOHN H. MURPHY, President.
PHlLADtXFHU, PA,
r.tlHBufarlure Wrouabt Iron Pine '
And tiuuaries for Piaiubers, laa and Hteaiu Fitters. ;
" WORKS,
TWLNTY-TIIIKD and JK1I.BEKT Htreeta.
OFFICK AND WAKE HOUSE,
41 tm, 4 jMvrtii Jf lif A'll toU
INSURANCE.
D
ELAWABE MUTUAL SAFETY INSTTRAN-
of Pennsylvania, 16.
Office southeast comer of THIRD and WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia.
MAUiNB IN.s-UKANCES
On VeRSela, Cargo and Freight to all para of the
world.
INLAND INSURANCES
jn goods by river, cnn.1, lane and land carriage to
all part of the Union.
FIB It INSURANCES
Merchandise generally; nn 8wirc8, Dwelling,
Uouaes, efoj.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
Noveiiitier 1, lSi',9.
K,(hhi United States Five l'er Cent.
Loan, ten-forties
100,(.in United States six Per Cent.
Loan (lawful itoney)
te.iHH) United h tates Six for Cent.
Uan. lsn
Bik'jmio Sta'e of Pennsylvania Six Per
Cent, Loan
90P,(W)0 City of Philadelphia Six Per
1219,000 nt
107,T!NOt0
eo,(KHiiin
813,9lS0tKi
cent, bowl (exempt rroin
tax) 30(1,92.1 1
iw.uca state or ;ncw jersey six rcr
Cent. Loan
BO.IMK) Pennsylvania Railroad First
Mortgage Six Per Cent.
Bonds
86,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Se
cond mortgage Six per Cent,
Bonds
sr.,000 Western Pennsylvania Rail
road Mortgage Six Per
Cent. Bonds (Pennsylvania
Railroad guarantee)
80,000 State of Tennessee Five Per
Cent. Loan
T.OCO btate of Tennessee Six Per
Cent. Loan
lll.SOO Pennsylvania Kalrroad Com
pany, KK) shares stock
6,000 North Feniwylvanja Hall
road Company, loo shares
slock
10,000 Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Com
pany, 80 shares stock
8,9fi0 Loans on Bond and Mort
oa.ooofHi
30-00
80,000 -00
15,000-00
S.3T0-O0
14,000-on
8,iWOU0
T.600110
gage, first liens on city
Properties Ij,oo00
11,231,400 Par. Market vaine, lt,2fis,370-oo
Cost, fl,21S.G'28'!n.
Real EBiute sw.ooii-oo
BiilB Receivable for Insurances made... EiU.IWTa
uuumoes aue ai agencies :
Premiums on Marino Policies, Accrued
Interest, and other debts due tho Com
pany 48,087 -9B
cvociv, ponp. etc., or sundry corpora
tions, 54706. Estimated value 8,740-iO
varu 111 Itltun 163,31S'89
Caaa in Drawer 878-28
169,891 -14
11,883,1(10-04
DIRECTOR8.
Thomaa C. Hand,
Samuel 5. Stokes,
William 4. Boulton,
Edward Darlington,
II. Jones Brooke,
Edward Lafourcade,
Jacob Riegel,
Jacob P. Jones,
James B. McFarland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Spencer Mcllvaln,
J. B. Semple, Plttstmrg,
A. B. Burger, Pittaburg,
D. T. Morgan, Pittsburg
joim 1,. xavis,
Bduiand A. Souder,
Theophllus Paulding,
James Traquair,
Henry Sloan,
Henry C. Dallett, Jr.,
'anies C. Ilarwl,
William C. Ludwlg,
Joseph II. Seal,
Hugh Craig,
John 1). Taylor,
George W. Kernadou
WliUaai C. Houston.
THOMAS C HAND, President.
T, JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice-President.
HENRY LYLBUUN, Secretary.
UENKY BALL Assistant Secretary. 1 1
HOMESTEAD
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Policies Issued on all the Ordinary
Plata s,
AT LOW RATES OF PREMIUM,
With full participation In the Profits.
All loliciet Ion-JForieI table.
Ful Cash Surrender Indorsed on Each Policy.
NO RESTRICTIONS AS TO TRAVEL OR R3SI-
The form of policy adopted is a Dlain and simnle cn.
tract, precipe aud dehuite in ita tonus, aud tree froio
auiUiKuous conuiuons anu restrictions.
Special attention is called to the
this Company, offering the
COMBINED ADVANTAGES
or THE
IJuiltliiigr .AjsNociaticm
AND 0
Lli'o Iu.Nt11rn.11co.
uvery -oiicy iiuiaer jsecurea a
lluue ol III" Owu,
Descnptivn Pamphlets, with Rates, furnished on appli
ouuou w iuv uuuipouy.
OFFICE,
N. W. corner Seventh arid Chesnut Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
WILLIAM M. SKYFKRT, President.
LAURENCE MYERS.
Vice-PrtxudenL
D. HAYES AON E W, M. D.,
Medical Director.
R. W. DORPHLKY,
bee rotary.
WILLIAM L. HIRST
Counsel.
P1BKCTOR8.
Wm. M. Seyfert,
Laurence Aljers,
J. M. Myers,
Wm. b. ftluManas,
Wm. B. Reaney,
Kdward Samuel,
11. P. Muirheid.
Clayton MoAlichaei. 496a
1829 CHARTER F-ERPETUAL. JgJQ
Franilin Fire Insarance Compj
OF PHILiAUaLPHIA.
Office, Nos. 435 and 437 CHESNUT St.
Assets Jan. I,'70, $2,825,73 1 '61
CAPITAL 1 400,000 -00
ACCRUKD SURPLUS AMD PEKMIUM3....a,li6.7Sl fl
ISCOMK FOR 1810,
ttUl,UU0.
LOSSES PAID Vi 13d),
l,tugl.
FamatifBl and TemDOran Policies On Liberal Terms
The Company auto issues polioies upon tha Routs of all
ainusoi rtuiiuiotfs, i.ruuuu nouio, muu .uuriKaxea.
!ha ''FRANKLIN" has no DiaPUTJO) CLaIm.
XT ( Vl'tIi 8.
Alfred O. Baker.
Bamuel (rant,
George W. Richard,
Isaac Lea.
Thomas Sparkw
William 8. Uraui'
Thomas S. Ellis,
CnsLavua 8. Hanson.
tieora-e tale,
ALFRED U. BAKER. President.
GEORGE VALES, Vioa-Preaideut,
.TAMFS W. MCALLISTER. Secretary.
THEODORE Al. RKOKR. Assistant Secretary. I
T?AME
INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 809 CHESNUT Street.
INCORPORATED 1864 CHARTER PERPETUAI
CAPITAL Umouo.
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLU8TVELY.
Insnrance.against Loss or Damage by Fire either by Per-
patuai or l emporary I'oucies.
DIRECTORS.
Charlee Riobardaon, . Robert Pearoa,
W illiam H. Knawn.
UUUU iVO-MOa-, tfl,
W idiain M. SeyiarU
John F. Smith,
Nathan 11 li Ins,
Uaoisa A. West.
Kdward B. Orne.
Charles aiokea,
dolio W. F.vermaa,
Moraeoai nuiby.
CHARLES RICHARDSON, President.
W1LUAM H. RUAWN, Vioa-Preaident
WIT-XIAMB L Btschakd, Secretary. 1
rpHE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO. OF
X PHlLAIr:l.f H1A.
OrlicaS. W. eornerof FOURTH and WALNUT Street
W VIL 1 laTcnU t IL'I 'li tf Ydl ITCIUL'f V
PERPETUAL AND TERM POLICIES I6SUED.
A uva aVA auivaiicn w. aj kjij n k cutt
CASH Capital (paid up in full) , . . . .0,uu0 00
I avail Aaaeia, Jaav 1. 17M-.. 1
F. Ratcbford Stair, , J. Livingston Erringef
Nalbro Jjratiar, James L. Ohm horn,
John M. Atwood, Wm. G. Boulton,
ilBUi. T. Ttedick! ' Charles Wheuler, 1
lisvitge H. bluart, . iTuomaa U. Moutvomery,
John It- nrown, tiaiuea M. aeruaa.
I'HOMAS ti. Mti-M 1UUMBSV. viea-rrsaiaant,
AI KX W. WISI'KK. Seoreu
JAUOit Jb fJiliawaoa, Aaa.3 P W
INSURANOt.
INSURANCE COMPANY
NORTH AtVlEHICA.
Jahcabt 1, 1870.
Charter PeruMnal.
g.-VOt,0(K
...li,:t,.VNt
f nrnrparnted 1704.
HAPITAl-
ASMKTN
l.asnen piilrt slnee orKimlnilan....S'4't,000,000
Hrofipta of ITfuiliinis, lN(t.... t,lH)l,NI?43
Istprrsl from In ventutrnta, BW. 1 I t. 1
t,OKNr pnld, lMii M l,0:l5,;i.SPM4
Statement of the Anet.
First StoitKMes on Oit Property t71,450
Catted Plates Government and other Loan
Bonds LW.M1
Railroad, Bank and Uanal Stocks E5,7o8
Oash iu Bank and UtBce W7,rtX)
foansen Collateral Security 33,Sr8
Notes KecelTable, mostly Matins Premiums... B21,!44
Acomed Interest 3U,3.i7
Preminins in course of transmissiea 85, 1I-S
Unsuttlnd M.inne Premiums 10U.RX
li.kt.1 KaUt, Offloe of Oompany Pbiladelphia.. Su.tXW
DIRECTORS.
Kranoit R. Cope.
ArUiur O.
Samuel W.o
SOB,
n.
Kdward H. Trotter,
Kdward S. Clarke,
T. Charlton Henry,
Alfred D. Jessap,
lotus (J. Madeira,
Charles W. Ousnman,
fjloraent A. Grisoom,
William Brockie.
Junn A. Broi
Cuarim 'I'ayloc
A mhrtjfte whits,
William Welah,
S. Morris Wain,
Joon Iriaaon,
Uore L. Harrison,
ARTHUR G,
OOKF1N, President.
U1IAKLKS PLATT, Vice-President
Matthias Maris, Secretary.
O. H. Kvevks, AssistAnt hecretary. 8 4
F
RE AS80CIATI
INCORPORATED MARCH 37, 1830.
OFFICE.
no. 34 NORTH FI FTU STREET
INSURE
O N.
BUILD
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. A5D
MERCHANDISE GENERALLY,
From Loss by Fira (in tbe City of Philadelphia only;.
ASJKTH, JANUARY I, 1S70, 8l,37;J,7:i.-J5
TUL'NTKKH.
WM. IT. HAMfLTON.
CHARLES P. BOWER,
JEJS8K LIGHTFOOT,
ROUP. SHOKMAKKR,
PK'IKR ARM BRUSTERy
VI 1-1 TIl 11 I VklM
John uarkow,
GF.OKGE 1. YOUNU,
JOS. K. LYNDALL,
I.KVl f. COA h.
6A&1UKL SPAKHAWK
Vii n i rv . t n. i r. i tv -
JOSEPH E. SCUELL.
PETER WILLIAMSON.
WM. H. HAMILTON, President.
SAMUEL SPARUAWK, Vice-President,
WILLIAM T. BUTLER
Secretary.
86
QHARTER
PERPETUAL.
$200 OOO.
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PAKY OF GERMANTOW1I.
OFFICE, No. 4S-29 3MAIN STIIEET.
Take riks in Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Bucks
COUUUVb, ou me mobl iayorama lomn, upva iJBiiins,
lliirus, .Merctmouiee, furniture, A' arming iuipieineaua,
liny, Oram, blraw, oic. etc.
DIHtUlOKS.
Fliencer Roberts, Nicholas Kittenhouse,
.li)lm btalunun.
atoan I. Junes.
Albert Asniueut,
James F. Lanstrotb,
tihurUs Woiss,
Charles Miilmao,
Cb.rles U. Kiokes.
Josi-pn Hanrtsibury,
VVilliHm Asuiueaa, in
Abmiu Kex,
8PENCKR ROBERTS, President.
CHARLES 11. STOK KS, Secretary and Treasurer.
WM. tl.l F.li.M AN. AsKistaut Hecretary. 6 2i linwSra
T1
"HE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
UUIVlr-AM I .
lnnnrnoratfld lhJ6 Charter PerDetnaL
No 610 W A LN L f Street, opposite Independence Mqaara.
'J his Uompany, laToraiiiy known to ue community ior
oter loriy years, continues to insure skhjusi loss or dam
ae by hre on Public or Private Buildini, eitunr porraa.
nentlyorfor a limited time. Also on burnaure, blocks
nt ;nds. and Merchandise aeneraily, on liberal terms.
I heir iapitai, voeuier witu a ihtk nurpiua ruuu, is
Invented in the most carelul manner, which enables tuem
to offer to the insured an undoubted seourity In tha oasa
loss. . .. ,M
Daniel Smith, Jr.,
lsiiac Hazlehurtst,
Thomas Robius,
T .... IhMurun
Thomas Smith.
Henry Lewis,
J. Uillinuham Fell,
Daniel Haddock, Jr.
Franklin
DANIEL SMITH. Jr.. President.
WM. G. OROWELL, Secrotary. a 00
JMrEKIAIi 1NSUKANUJLJ UO.,
lAJIXLnjIM.
KXTAIlIJsllElJ IS08.
Paid-up Capital and Accumulated Fundi,
g8,000,000 IN GOLD.
PKEYOST & HERRING, AgenU,
4$ No, 107 8. THIRD Street. Philadelphia.
OUA8. M. PREVOST CHA8. P. HERRINQ
CLASS.
205
(J L A H N.
207
UENJA3IIN U. HIIOE.1IAKEK,
Importer of
FOREIGN W IN iOv7 GLASS,
Manufacturer of
AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS,
Sola Aeent for the sala of
FRENCH WHTl'tt PLATE GLASS,
FRENCH SKY-LIGHT GLASS.
Havins been appointed Sole Agent in Philadelphia lor
thasale of tbe products of the
I would draw the attention of purchasers to tha Tery
superior quality of Glass made by thum. It is whiter and
more hinUly poli.hed than any otaer glass in tua world,
and won b twenty per cent, more for buildinx purposes.
lor tale, wan every inner varieir oi uunw, uruaiuen-
tal, Colored,
1, t-ut, J" mnossea, ana i mm, vy
KKN.I. II. NIIOKitMKKIt
Nos. din, I7, 'itH, 2)1
N FOURllH Street,
ABOVR RACE. loUUmrpI 'ill
'20'.
PATENTS.
A
B N
8.
OFFICES FOB PROCURING
Patent in the United States and Fr
reign Countries,
FORREST BUILDINGS,
110 H. H OI UT1I llillada.,
AND MARBLE BUILDINGS,
BEYUItTU Hlreet, above F,
(Opposite U. S. Patent Offloe),
WASHINGTON, D. a
B. HOWSON. Solicitor of Patent.
O. UOWbON. Attorney-at-Law.
Oommanic&tiont to be addressed to tha Principal Offloaa
Philadelphia. lilmwa
O TATE
RIGHTS
FOR SALE. STATE
O Kiithis of a Viilonble Invention just patented, and for
ilthis of a
I. It IMi. LiLi
the SL1LTNO. CUTTING, aud CHIPPING of dried beef,
cabbage, etc., are hereby ottered tor sale,
It is an article
of great value to propiietors of hotels and restaurants,
and it should be lutrouucua into every laiuiiy. milt
KR.ll I S ior sale. Mocnl can be Been at laLEUoArd
Ot K ICE. COOPER'S POINT.
M UN DY A HOFFMAN.
INSTRUCTION.
nV. Ii A U l 12 It II AUII'rJ
. m.KSIf!AL. SCIENTIFIC. AND COMMER
CIAL ACADEMY, ASSEMBLY BUILDING, No. M
Bimlb TEN Hi Street. A rrimary, r.iemeutarr, ibj
Fiuiahing bchooL Circulars at Mr. vvarburtou'a. No. )
i beanul street. - "
PAPER HANGINGS, ElOi
OOKI LOOKM LOOK:!! WALL rArHKa
and Linen Window Shade manuraoiurea. tua
cheapest B tbe city, at juui o 'eoK., no. v.
Luutu: r.i fc iv al Kirut.tMlow Kleventn. Branuh. No.
8u7 FEDERAL Street. Uam.dsu.Jiew Jersey.
Cl II 1 - - ' - - - -- . - -
A LEXANDER G. CATTELL A CO.
t. PRODUOJs COMMISSION MKKUUAKTS.
1 Ho. M NORTH WUARVKJi
Ho. 87 NORTH WATER STREET,
PHILADELPHIA- I23J
AiXlaJIEM OiXlAUa RUJAB 0AZXJU4.
AMUSEMENTS.
A
C A D E M Y OF MUSIC
FIVE NIUHTS AND ONE MATINKE.
CtOMMKNt'lNO J UN K o.
RICIIINOA (JKAND KNUI.ISrt OPERA.
MONltAT FVIfNINC
First lima in this city, in Knclinh. of Adam't ComiO
Opnra.
POSTILION OF I.ONJUMK AU.
lull strensth of the trnpo in the cult.
TlTwsfiAY FVKN1NO, Jnnn 7.
BKNKK1T OF MR. 8. BKHKKN3.
Meyerbeer's Grand Orer. ttie
... , Til K lUIia KNOTS.
Wednesday-BEN h HT OK A. N. PESNOYER,
B lt KM I A N C.IRL.
Jrirst appoaranre in I'ltit.irinlphta of
t. -. MISS KMMA rtOWSON.
Iridny Complimrntarr Honofit of
CAkOLlNK KIOHINUS-BERN ARD.
LUHI.INK.
Hoi rhentS Otion Thnrait.nr .lima 0 t XC It Rnnar'a
Music More. No. llnQ Chesnut street.'
Kesnrvyd Set, . 5 31
WALNUT ST. THKATKE-BMUN'S AT 8.
THIS (Sntnrrtari FVRNI!n .Inn. A
FIFTH NIOHT ot the World rennwned Comedian.
in his eniuisitely bPHntitulfinipprannRliun of
rip van wixki.k.
in Dion Boucicanlr.'s grout drama entitled
KIT VAN W1NK.LW: OK,
THK Sl.F.KP OK TW h.NTV VK.ARS
Received niiclitly b larcenad brillinnt audiences with
KX I HUSIASTIO Al'Pl.A i:.SK
RIP VAN V INKl.K JOSKPH .1 KFFERSON
MATINEE I'HIS (Saturdny)A FTKRNOON. at .o'clock.
Cbairs secured six nnys in advancw.
TR8. JOHN DREW '8 ARUH STREET
111 THEATRE. Rerins t 8 o'clock.
LAST NIOHT OK THK SEASON.
LAM' NIOHT OF JOHN KKOUUUAM.
THIS (Katnrdnv) EVKNINO. .Inns 4.
Only night of Brnusiiaru s Drams of
WILKIN8 MICAWBKK JOHN BROUGHAM
CcucIudiDK with the Omnia of
in ,t. ciw.iurN FATtMrn
By thn full Comjinny.
AIRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH 8T. THEATRE.
a1 KNGAGK.VKNT POSITIVELY FOR
TWO WKHKH ONLY,
nOAIVTI,'Mr'ixi,i uiin.v trTWc
With tha onginnl nd world-rrnnwnpd
BKVANT'K MINSrKRTjO,
FROM BRYANT'S UPKRA HOUSE, NEW YORK,
Under the personal snpnrrision and immediate direction
of the eminent Comodinn,
MR. DAN BRYANT, J
V ho will positively appear at each performanoa, sup
ported by his
KXCKLSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Nomborinjr
TW ENTY TWO FIRST-OLAS9 ARTISTS.
DAN BRYANT. I SHOO FLY! IDAN BKYANT.
DAN BRYANT. SHOO FLY! DAN BRYANT.
DAN BRYANT. I SHOO FLY! DAN BKYANT.
rull particnlnrs in programme and nthn annonnce
irpnts. Sale of seats will commpiice at AKOII hl'REIC'P
THEATRE on FRIDAY MORNING, Jnne 3, and coa
tinue the following dsysk Prices as usual. 6 8 3t
CHESN U T STRK ET THEATRE.
JOHN STETSON. Lessee and Mansrrer.
EVERY KV F.NINO AND HATURIAY AFTERNOON.
TWELVE NIOHTS ONLY.
OLIO, FARCE, MIN'STRELSV, BURLESQUE, AND
BALLET. 5 20 tit
JNTERESTIN6 EXHIBITION.
1 '205 PENNSYLVANIA P O L Y- OHFSNUT 8T.
fivZ TECHNIC AND CHESNUT ST.
H.i ANAIOMICAL MUSEUM, OHRSNUT8T.
iiOZ Open daily from 8 A.M. till 10 P. CHESNUT ST.
1 . M. Saturdays liil 11 P. M . Leo- CHESNUT ST.
1 50. tures on usetul and scienliausub- CH RSNUT ST.
I'itoi joots every evening. OHKSNUT ST.
VHiH Admission, 60 cents. 5 3 tfl CIIESKUT ST.
YALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) YYINTER
GA RDEN, N os. TX, 722, 724, and IM VINE Street.
THK GRAND ORCHESTRION, tormorly the property
of the GRAND DCKK OF BADKN, purchased at great
expense by JACOB VALKR, of this city, in combination
with FLaMKH'M ORCHKSTRA and Miss NKLLIM
ANDERSON, will perform EVERY AFTERNOON and
EVKNINO at tbe above-mentioned place.
Admission free. 1 13tf
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BARTLET rX
FINE CUSTOM-MADE
BIOOTS AND SHOES.
Hade on enr Improved Lattp, Insuring Comfort
Beacty and Itut ability.
No. 33 SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
1 13 tflftoD31 ABOVE CHESNUT.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW BOOKS
rcBLisnsD by ms
American Sunday-School Union.
. , i '
DAISY'S COMPANIONS; or, Fcenes from Child
Life. Hy thH autnor or "-irai'ii:iamra Neat." A
most cliariniDg Htury of a charming little girL
lsnio, hail bound, &5 ceuu; muHllu, oo cents.
SNARLY OR ellAKLY; the 11 rut number of the
HkKory berii'B. bj tne autnor or "rne Leigatoa
Children." eta l8mo, 4o and 43 cents.
ALLIE MORE S LE8SON. lamo, 17 and 23 cents.
For sale at the Depository of the
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION,
. 1122 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
5 31 tuthsCt
lOfc..
CARPENTER ICE COMPANY.
IVo. 717 WILLOW Street.
GOOD BOSTON ICE
AT NAUKET IlATliS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHAS. S. CARPENTER, JOHN GLENDENIN3
JOS. M. TRUMAN, Jr., BlBtuthlm
JOHN R. CARrBNTER, WM. E. FRAZEB
pCNN ICC COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated 1868.
OFKIOKS.
B. W. Corner FOURTH and LIBRARY, ,
Ko. 408 Horth TWKNTY-KIRST 8lrest
Bhlppini Depot, BPRUOJC BTBXJtT W1UKF, BohnyJ.
IUU Rirer. 0HAS. J. WOLBKHT, President, '
8 80 autrp C H A S. B. RK B8. Superintendent.
REFRIGERATORS.
REFRIGERATORS.
FOE THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
GO TO THH MANUFACTORY O?
J 1 '
P. P. KEARN0,
No. 39 NORTH NINTH STREET,
4S3smw3mrp BBLOW ARCH, KAST 8IDg.
XL-
.ALL REFRIGEKATOH S
ALWAYS RKLIABLJC. i
Tba subscriber ruarantee tha make and finish Of hi
SUPERIOR REt RIOKRATOR faqoal in avarw rcpaut
ta his former makea. Tba thoaaanaa aold and bow ia
nsa test if 7 to their superior qualitloationa. tot al
wholeaaiaaaa retail at tha Manufactorj. No. 8u60HRRxiY
Btreejt. abo Third. k - ......
Also, W. F. NICKEL'S Patent Combination al. beer,
and liuuor cooler and rofngeralor.
atuutoM UKOtGIt W. HIGKELS.