THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, M ON DAT, JUNE 20, 1870.
Miva suiviiviAn.y.
Hit AiUlra.
On Saturday atteruoonthe Congressional
visitors coLliuued their excursion np the
Delaware on the steamer Twilight. After
leaving the Navy Yard, and being again
tainted with thirteen guns from the receiving
fthip, they Mopped to visit the sugar refinery
of Harrison, Havemeyer t Co. He-embark
iiig, the party started for Bridesbnrg. and
landing there visited the shops of the I! rides
brtrg Manufacturing Company, where they
witnessed the manufacture of cotton and
woollen machinery, the successful working
of which they had beheld earlier in the day.
After the inspection a photograph of a group
of the vibitorn was taken on the ground. The
party then boarded the boat, and pushing off
into the stream in a few moments were in
vited to Bit down to dinner. During dinner
time the boat proceeded .up the river, and
when near Beverly turned about and steamed
for the city. The party reached Chesnut
etreet wharf about six o'clock, and the visitors
returned to the hotel.
In the evening, on the invitation of the
Committee on Guests, the members of the
Congressional Committees attended at the
Union League House, with the exception of
Hon. John M. Kice, of Kentucky, and Hon.
Morton S. 'Wilkinson, of Minnesota.
They were received by Hon. Morton Mo
Michael and the members of the Union
League, and conducted to the dining-room,
where a collation had been prepared, Mr.
McMichael taking the head of the table as
President of the League. Speeches were made
by Mr. McMichael, Hon. N. 13. Judd, of
Illinois, Hon. John A. Bingham. John L.
Hhoemaker, and Hon. Williatn 1). Kelley.
"When midnight approached, the assemblage,
in accordance with the rules of the Union
League was by the President adjourned, and
the company dispersed.
The members of the Congressional Com
mittee were taken in charge informally yes
terday by some of our citizens and their own
friends, and driven through the Park, along
the "Wissabickon, and through Oermantown.
It was originally proposed that they should
be taken to Beading and the coal fields yes
terday, but that project was abandoned, and
the visitors started for Washiagton last night.
On Saturday afternoon the remains of
Miss Sallie Brearley and Mr. Albert N. Baker,
who were drowned in the river Schuylkill,
were buried from their late residences. The
funeral of Mr. Baker took place at 2 o'clock,
the religions services being performed in the
Spring Garden Presbyterian Church, of whieh
deceased was a member. The interment took
place at Odd Fellows' Cemetery. The funeral
service of Miss Brearley took place at the
Church of the Nativity, Eleventh and Mount
Vernon streets. A large congregation was in
attendance, and the exercises were conducted
by Rev. T. B. Simes, rector of the Gloria Dei
Church. The interment took place at the
graveyard of the "Old Swedes Church."
Last evening, about half -past 7 o'clock, a
quarrel took place at Thirteenth and Ells
worth streets, between James McGee and
Michael C. McLaughlin, in relation to an
blleged insult offered by McLaughlin to the
niece of McGee. While passing the man in
question, it is alleged that he turned on
McGee and fired several times at him with a
revolver, one of the balls entering the shoul
der and causing a painful wound. The per
petrator of the act was taken to the Seven-'
teenth District Station, to await a hearing,
tnd McGee was removed to the hospital.
Yesterday the one hundredth and seven
tieth anniversary of the Glorei Dei (Old
Swedes) Church was celebrated with services
appropriate to the occasion. The interior of.
the church was appropriately decorated with
flowers and evergreens, and in the morning a
historical sermon was preached by the rector,
ltev. Snyder B. Simes. In the afternoon
liev. J. T. Burk delivered a discourse, in,
which he alluded to the Christian work that
Lad been accomplished in the venerable
church, and countless blessings that have
been received by those who have been
tmorig its worshippers. In the evening
Bight He v. Bishop Stevens preached an elo
quent sermon and confirmed a number of
persons. !
At a quarter past ten o'clock on Saturday
eight a pair of mules attached to an ice
wagon in front of a confectionery store on
Bllsworth Btreet, between Tenth and
Eleventh, started oil across (he railroad track
just as car No. J2 of the Union Passenger
Railway was passing. The car came into col
lision with the. ice cart, and the front end of
the car was completely smashed in, alarming
the passengers extremely, one lady being so
badly frightened that she fainted. The driver
of the car made a narrow escape by getting
inside of the car. Fortunately no one was
hurt.
Shortly after two o'clock yesterday morn
ing the carpenter shop of W. P. Bates, No.
1130 Mark's lane, was totally destroyed by
lire. Loss, $500. The fire is supposed to be
the work of an incendiary, as a few minutes
before it was discovered three men were seen
to run out of the place. It was subsequently
ascertained that the door of the fire-proof
safe was forced. A stable adjoining, occu
pied by Philip Barr, was slightly damaged by
the flames. While returning from the fire
the Niagara Hose and the Franklin Engine
Company engaged in a street fight at Ninth
and Walnut streets, during which Peter Eu
l enburg was badly beaten about the head.
Mr. Charles Stevens, aged about thirty
years, who lived with Mr. Asa Heins, a far
mer at Moorestown, New Jersey, was al
most instantly killed on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Stevens was driving a pair of horses to a
wagon down the hill at Market and Front
Mrtets; he fell out, and the wheels passed
over him, killing him almost instantly. , The
body of deceased was taken to Camden. The
deceased leaves a wife and one child.
At 9 o'clock last evening an explosion of
cas occurred in the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the Redeemer, on the northeast
corner of Swanson and Catharine streets,
that was caused by a leak in the pipe. Great
excitement prevailed for a time among the
congregation, iso aamage, however, was done,
Dauieetic A Hair.
Gold closed on Saturday at 11 2 J.
Grasshoppers have done much damage in
the southern part of uainornta.
Three general appropriation bills have yet
- to be considered by congress - ;
It is not positively determined that Seore
tary Fish will immediately retire from the
' Cabinet.
The quarantine war in New York is driv
ing many vessels to Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and Boston.
The steamer Henry Chauncey is safe,
Hhortly after leaving Aspinwall she broke
fchaf t and put back.
Notwithstanding the mass of business
yet before it, Congress, it is thought, will
adjourn on the loin of July.
Military have been Bent to drive the negro
matters from the larm near i ortress Mon
roe of which they have so long held pos-
fcefcfcion.
A few days ago the Indian agency at
Taclton, Dakota, was destroyed by incendia
Tit. It it thought that white men were the
perpetrator.
The chance of Akerman being eonfirmei
as Attorney-General are po uligtit that it U
believed he will ask the President to with
draw his appointment from the Senate.
A terrible Are broke out at Panama on
the th inat Before it could be got tinder a
very large amount of property wa destroyed.
Upward of twelve livej were lost, ftad rniny
crona were injured. "
In the United State Senate on Saturday,
affcr the clone cf our report, the I'oat Oftlie
Appropriation bill waa reaumed, and Mr.
Kumaey amendment to abolish th franking
privilege, amended no a to make the rate of
poatage 2 eenta, waa rejected by a vote of :2
to 1.. The bill waa then reported from Com
mittee of the Whole, when Mr. IUniy'. and
other amendments were renewed. Pending
action (he Senate adjourned.
In tbejllouaa a number of private claima
were disposed of. Mr. Si henck Kve n'ltiu.i
that on Monday he would rueve to proceed to
the bnsineaa on the Shaker a table.
Par! AKitlr
Napoleon haa so far recovered hia health
that he presided at a Cabinet cotincil on Sat
urday. A special commissioner haa been de
spatched from England by Lloyd to investi
gate the Dncia hoax ,
There ia a rumor in Madrid that the Cat-lit-ts'
Junta has voted in favor of the restora
tion of the Inquisition in Spain.
During the discussion in the Spanish
Cortes relative to the abolition of alavery, a
quarrel occurred between Romero and a De
puty from Porto Rico, which, it is thought,
will result in a duel.
On Friday tho Tope waa congratulated
by the Sacred College, that being the twenty
fifth anniversary of his accession to the Holy
See. In his reply be insisted on the danger
of a spirit of emancipation in the Church.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Sean Mrt rati.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT.
Bum Risks 4 -TO Moon Hisrs o
SrN bsTS 7 -84: 11 in a Water est
PHILADELPHIA BOAKD OF TRADE.
JOTIN O. JAMFS, )
C. B. DfKBOKOW,
T. L. UlLLtHrlB,
COM MITTS! OF TBI MONTH.
MOVEMENT OK OCEAN aTEAMMIIlPP.
FOR AMERICA.
Etna. Liverpool... Ntw York June
Paraguay London New York June
Tarlla Liverpool. ..New York v U..June
Denmark Liverpool.
Minnesota Liverpool.
Sidonia. Glasgow..
New York..
..Juno
.New York...
.New York . . .
.New York...
.New York...
...June
...June
...June
...June
C. of London. ...Liverpool.
Wisconsin.
Liverpool
FOR EUROPE.
Clmbrla New York...Hambnrg Jfoe21
Manhattan New York... Liverpool Jane 24
Scotia New York... Liverpool June lii
Malta New York. ..Liverpool Jane 22
Dorian New York... Glasgow Jane 22
New York New York... Bremen Juno 2:1
St. Laurent.. ..New York. ..Havre June V
.Virginia New York.
Australia New York.
..Liverpool. June 25
.Glasgow June v
.Liverpool June V
C . of London . . N ew York . .
Rheln New York.
Etna New Y'ork.
..Bremen Jane 'ta
.Liverpool via II. June 24
Minnesota. New York..
.Liverpool June 89
Sidonia New York.
llanaa New York.
..Glasgow June 29
..Bremen June U0
COASTWISE. DOMESTIC. ETC
Ilen.Chauncey New York... Aspinwall June 21
City of Mexico. New Y'ork. ..Vera Cruz, etc. .June 22
N orth A nierica.New York ... Rio Janeiro June 2:1
Morro Castle... New York... Havana June 23
Fah-Kee New Y'ork. ..Bermuda Jane 24
Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the regu
lar lines. The steamers for or from Livernool call at
Qneenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at
ijonnonaerry. u ne steamers tor or iroin me uunu
cent call at Son t ham p ton.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamer G. II. Stout, Ford, Georgetown and Alex
andria. W. P. Clyde A Co.
Steamship Norfolk, Piatt, Richmond and Norfolk,
w. P. c vde & Co.
Steamship Roman, Baker, Boston, H. Wlnsor Co.
SteamshlD Volunteer. Jones, New York, J. F. Ohl.
St'r Mayilower, Fultz, New York, W. P. Clyde A Co.
Steamer D. Utlev. Davis, New York, W.M.BalrdACo.
Steamer it. Willing. CunditT. Baltimore, A.Groves,.Ir.
Schr c. E. Paige, Doughty, liey west, v. s. stetson
fit CO.
Schr Amanda, Toweis, Robinson, Boston, L. Auden-
reld & Co.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore, Havre-de-Grace,
with a tow oi barges 10 w. r. jiyue ta,
Tus Chesapeake. Merrlhew, Havre-de-Grace, with a
tow 01 barges tow.r. uiyae a vo.
arrived"sattjrday.
Steamer New York, Jones, from Georgetown and
Alexandria, with mdse. to W. P. Clvde &. Co.
steamer ranita, f reeman, t noura irom new
York, with mdse. to John F. OhL
Steamer cneBter, oonea, -i noura irom new tora,
with mdse. to W. P. civoe a co.
steamer E. N. Fairohild, Trout, 24 nours irom New
York, with mdse. toWui.il. Halrd A Co.
Steamer f annie, t'liwn, t uours irom new iui,
with mdse. to W. M. Balra A Co.
Steamer Mars, Grumiey, 24 hours irom New l ork,
with mdse. to w. M. Bairu co.
Steamer W. WhllKiin. Kiggans, is noun rrom uai
t.lmnre. with mdse. to A. Groves. Jr.
Tug Fairy Queen, Wilson, from Havre-de-Grace,
with a tow of barges to w. p. ciyae a co.
Tnir G. B. Hatch ns. Davis, rrom iiavre-ue-urace.
with a tow of banrea to W. P. Clvde A Co.
TugThoa. jeneraon. Alien, rrom caiuiuore, who a
tow 01 barges, w. r. ciyae uo.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
with muse, to A. Graves, jr.
BELOW.
Bark Eureka, Carman, from Inagua.
Brig Erie, Sears, Irom Cardenas.
Correspondent of The Evening Ttltnraph.
in tow to-night, for Baltimore, ugtit.
A. Allison, witn seeu, lor iew crunswici.
Luan, with wheat, for do.
rninttin. with old rails, for Philadelphia.
Baltimorx Bbakch offic, June is. iub iuuvw-
. . V ... . 1 Flknn.na A n ll M.,
thew, C. J. Hill, H. L. Wllgus. Boroughs, John Van
.1 a I'nnsii oni 1 McWiUloma nil with coal
lor New York. .
Joseph Lord, with coal for Chester. L. S. C.
MEMORANDA.
Steamers Fairbanks. Howes: Anthracite. Green:
Frank Pierce; and lie verly, Pierce, cleared at New
101-K ism iuBt, ior fhiiadeipnia.
Steamer Arlea. Wllev. hence, at Boston 17th Inst.
Steamer Empire, Hunter, for Philadelphia, sailed
rrom menmooa 10th inst.
Bark Althena (N. G.), Bellmer, hence, at Bremer
haven 6th inst.
Bark Speculator, McMullen, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Ardrossan 8d lnsu
Bark Mary Cook, Farfor, from Liverpool for Phila
delphia, was on tne ureas urmsneaa r. m. 2tn aiu
Bark Fassfern, Harris, lor Philadelphia, entered
out at London 6th inst.
Bark Charlotte, 8teif, for Philadelphia, waa load,
ins at Bristol 5th Inst.
Barkentine Kalthlle, Stephens, heace, Balled from
Queenstown 4th Inst. for London.
Brig Emlorus, Haskell, cleared at Portland lath
Inst. for Richmond, Me., to load for Philadelphia
Brigs Ida L. Rav, Ray, from St. Johns, N. a., and
Georire E. PrescoU. Buckminsler. from Vinalhaven.
both for Philadelphia, sailed from Holmes' Hole P.
M. lMh Inttt.
lirig Walter Howea, Pierce, hence for Boston, at
Holmes' Hole A. M. lhta lust.
Brig Haze, Kelley, from Bath for Philadelphia, at
Gloucester lTtn Inst.
Behr Eliza 8. Potter, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Charleston 18th Inst.
Schr Ellen Hoigate, Golding, hence for South
Creek. N. C. a- Newbern 16th lust.
Schr Mary Monroe, Hall, hence for Boston, at
Holmes' Hole lbth Inst.
Bchr M. E. Gage, eiuurch, hence for Newburyport,
at Holmes' Hole 17th inst. and sailed again.
bchr G. 8. Adams, Baker, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Boston 161 h lust.
Schr A. Bartlett, Bartlett, cleared at Boston Itth
lost, for Hallowell, to load for Philadelphia.
Scbr Jacob Keinzle, Bteelmao, hence, at New Bed
ford 16th Inst.
fcenrs W. S. Doughten, Tatera, and Charles H.
Moller, Brown, sailed from Wareham 16th inst. for
Philadelphia.
S'.brs Albert Phro, Shwuds, hence, and James
Alrtc rrtire, Yil)ett, frem Georgetown, D. C, at Tro
ti)rn e loth ltmt.
Hchrs).. C. Hickman. Robinson : and S. L, Conant,
(lerrlf'h, henre, at (iloarrgtr HSt-h ins'..
nra b. 8. rotter, rotter, and oavia wasson.
Tapley, were loading at Charleston iota last, for
rniiftdcipma.
!rnr.i. h. Mver. Kiwood. ror rniiaaeipnia. saiica
Irom Richmond 17th Inst.
8 hr narah. Knien. Fisher, hence, at Wilmington,
N. .'., lfith Inst.
s hr Minnesota. Phlnnev. nenee. at New Bedford
llth It'St.
fcchr John II. Perry. Kelley. for Philadelphia,
alleii fnin New Bedford 17th Inst.
H hr Coliassf r, heme, at Fall Klver 15;,h Inst.
Schra (ieonre Neidneer, Smith, and Aid, Smith,
ailed fiom Fall Kivtr ltsto lost, for Phllade'phla or
torir-tiwn, 1. r.
Pchr Isabella Thompson, coraon, hence, at uristoi
iMhll.nt. ,
Kchrs L. Blew. Biickalew, from Somcrsot, ant
Northern Light, Harper, from Nw Haven, both for
1'htlmlelitMH, panned Hell (fate 17th Inst
fe-hr William B. Mnn, Rogers, at Jacksonville
lltli tnxt. from Savannah.
r hr K. B. Kverman. Corson, from Charleston, at
Jarlttotivllie 13lh Inst,
Hi hr Kila Matthews, McKlwee, for Philadelphia,
cleared at .Jacksonville 10th Inst.
fitir rvruin. call, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Jacksonville 13th lust.
Schrs oiH-ral Foe. Nssh. from Philadelphia (iiiriit-
nniiw tender!, for Mobile, and Commodore, Fenton,
le. do. for Key West, at Norfolk: 15th Inst.
Svhra B. U. Wiliard Parsons, and Itedondo,
Moore, hence, at Portland lfith Inst.
ft hr J. W. Hlne. for Philadelphia, cleared at new
Haven lmh Inst.
h. hra Penn, Smith, and Ma Mccaoe, ricKnn,
hence, at Bridgeport, Conn., Itith Inst
fi-nr Pathway, hhjiov, neuoe, an wejniuum nui
Instant.
fi hrs J. M. Fltzpatrlfk, Smith; Charm, stuuiey;
llud-on, Hair; J. Williamson, Corson; C. A. Hayden,
Harrison; and L. A. Huncnhower, Grace, hence, at
BoHton 17th Inst.
Scnrs Fophla Wilson, walls, ror rarmirignaie, ann
Karsh Watson, SinlU, for Richmond, Me,, to load
tor Philadelphia, cleared at Boston 17th mst.
MISCELLANY.
The Newnnryport UraM says: Schr Hiawatha,
Lie, lM-lnirtnjr here, was run into hy an uuknowa
achonner on Wednesday forenoon, while coming
from the shoals, and had her bowsprit and nea'igear
carried away. It waa thought that the other senr.
must have sustained muen more serious oamajre,
but a thick fog at the time prevented a close exami
nation, although It could l seen that her sails were
daniHgcMi, quarter and boat stove, etc. The Hla
wm haa bowsprit was broken short oil within two
feet of the bow. .
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Cantain Avlward. of schr Mary and Eliza, b3fore
reixu led wrecked oil Beaver Tall, reports tho buoy
mara In the location of the Old Newton Rock some
yoo fathoms to the westward or its proper place.
w blr.li circumstance occasioned the stranding and
loss of his vessel.
HAIR CURLERS.
II 13 11 V 1 13 R I O !
IliVIll CUUL12R8,
AN INDISPENSABLE ARTIOLK FOB THE LADIES
iPaUnUd July 0, 1W7.)
This Curler I tbamot perfsct invention ever ofTored
to the public. ItUeMilr opatail, neat in appewnoe
and will not injure Iheb&ir, as there Is no heat required,
nor any metallic atibetanoe nsed to mat er break the hair
Manufactured onlj, and for sale wbaleaale and retail, by
.IIcUILLA.I k CO.,
1 23 6m No. 63 North FRONT Street, Philadelphia.
Hold at all Dry Uooda, Trimming and Notion Stores.
CLASS.
205
207
JIENJAMIN II. MIIOE.114.KKIt,
FOREIGN WI.NUOV? GLASS,
Manufiutarer of
AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS,
Hole Acent for the tale of
FRENCH WHIl PLATK GLaKd, ,
FKKNUIl 8KY-Lliilir GLASS.
IUtIdc been eppolnUd Kola Acentia PhiUdelpnia lor
thesale of the prooucuof the . ,0
tHKAUIl I K UliAOB uu n r m no.
I would draw the attention of imrchaaera to the very
aopenor quality of tllaaa made by them. It U whiter and
linhad than an otOer slant in tne world.
and won b twttnty per cent, mora for building purposes.
For aale. witn every otuer variety oi vil.voo, vrnamsn
Ul. Colored. Cut. I'n',?. ndJf1'n'. t?. ,,
Ne. S. 7, , Jll
N. FOl! Kill Street,
20U ABOVK RACK. I61lmrp rill
PROPOSALS.
O
CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSAIJ for the erection and con
struction of the Public Hatha of the cltv, endorsed
lToposals for Public Baths," are invited, and win
te received at the iMayor'a ottlce up to WEDNES
DAY. June 22, lbTO. at 10 0 clock, at which time tuey
will be opened.
The baths are to be constructed according to the
approved plans and specifications of C. D. hupplee A
hon, architects, which are open for inspection at the
Mayor a omce, ana where any additional uiiorma-
tlon win ue lurnisnea.
Each Dronosal will he accompanied with a certifi
cate that a wind has been executed and Died at the
law department of the city, In compliance with the
ordinance, of May 20, lstso. HENRY Hl'IlN,
0 17 imw st chairman uumnmiee on roiice.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
OR SALETHE 8TKAMSHIP VIRGIN AT
nulilio auction at Waahlngton Navy Yard.
WEDNESDAY, July 13, at 12 .o'clock M.
Will lie sold at public auction, at the Navy Yard,
Waahlngton, D. C, on Wednesday, the lath July
next, at 12 M., the staunch and fast iron aide-wheel
steamship Virgin, built on the Clyde, 164.
Length, 20 feet; breadth, 2A feet; depth, IS feet;
carries about four hundred (400) tons, measurement
goods; haa two oscillating engines, 4 x 00, in good
order; revolving buckets on wheels, and two tuim
lar boilers, built uf , Iron, In fair order. The boll,
era were subjected to a hydrostatic pressure of 45
lbs. previous to the vessel leaving New York for
Washington, last January, and fouud to be strong
and tight, limit of water, loaded, 8 feet. The
anchors, chains, boats, and all material on board
will be sold with the vessel. Terms one-fourth
cash on day of aale, and remainder on removal of
vessel from the uavy yard.
The vessel cau be examined at any time during
the day.
E. C. IHN FIELD,
6 13 tnt hit Solicitor of the Treasury.
LEGAL NOTICES.
SVJA1J!'
I l)eca'
OF ALEXANDER BENSON,
DMcaaad.
I utiwra ol Adminiatration having been aranted to
tho sutcribra nnon the eaiale ol Al KXANOBK
hKNbUN. deceaaed. all pereoua nana elaims or do-
mands i:ail the eatat4 of kaid deoeuonl will aoake
Lbumu the aame to ua niitiout delar
OlhTAVUSH BKMSJOW,
KUWltthORTH.
Adinlniatratore, Nv B I'H iRO Btreet.
Or to their A I lor Dr. ItKOSOK Jl'NKIX, Ka..
BoutbHait coroor 81 X I 11 and WALNUT tltrMts.
Philadulpliia, Majr IS, IsTtt. tiliuot'
INSTRUCT ION.
II.
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CIAL AUAUHMY, Ab&KMBLY bUll.UlNU, No. luS
POUin 1 nn 1 n oirewfc. rnmwy, r.iBiwn.t-ijr.
1 inishinc bvhuoL CUouUrt at Mr. W arbor Uiu'a, No. 4 M
Cheanut street. 8WU
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1 IU bOAY, 8ttptmktr lu. Kroueli 1. the Uoat ot (Ue
fairily, and la eonstantly aiKiken 10 I tie inaiiiuie.
6 16 wfm 6m U O'HKRVILLY, Principal.
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KBrppiNO AKP COMMISSION MMUCBAhTX
Ho. 2 OOKNTIKS BLIP. Mew York.
Mo. IS BOUTU WUaUVKH. rbiladelphia.
Ho. 4 w. rni 11 . urtxH, oaiuinore.
W. ar. Draoared to ahin .very dasoriutioa ef Freiahl ta
PhiladeliiDia, New York, Vt'ilniinaton, and lateriuwliale
points with promptness, and desuaton. CaaaJ hoals aoa
btaai4.nm fnxaiatuidat uie .honael notwav
Corn Exchange Bag Manufactory
JOHN T. BAILEY.
XT. E. Cor. WATER and MARKET Sts
HOPE AND TWINE. BAGH and BAOQINO. for
Hour, bait, Sopor Poosphat. ol Lima, Bun. LHui, Kta,
lr.aud amall GUftN y UA(8 oouaLaaUt aaaU.
t Alao. WOOL ka.Ua. a.
JET GOODS, NEWEST
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Office totitheast corner M THIRD and WALNUT
fct'.reeta, rnnaoeiphia.
MARINE INSURANCES
On Vessels, Cargo and Freight to all parts of the
world.
INLAND INSURANCES
ja goods by river, canal, lake and land carriage to
all parte of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
Merchandise generally; on btoroa, Swelling!,
Eonsea, etc,
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November 1,
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Loan, ten-forties HlO.OOOfjO
100,000 United fctatcs Six Per Cent.
' Loan (lawful money) IOT.ToO-OO
50,000 United States teU rer Cent.
Loan,lS8l 60,000-OC
200,000 State of Pennsylvania Six Per
Cent. Loan ... 113, 960 '00
200,000 City of Philadelphia Six Per
Cent. Loan (exempt from
tax) KW.MS'OO
100.000 State of New Jersey Six Per
Cent. Loan oa.OOOOO
iu,uoo Pennsylvania Railroad First
Mortgage Six Per Cent.
Bonds 450-00
26,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Se
cond mnrTcrnffR Hit npr Cent.
Bonds 13.620-00
,ouo western Pennsylvania Kail
road Mortgage Six Per
Cent. Bonds (Pennsylvania
Railroad guarantee) tO.OOO-OO
u.uuv urate 01 Tennessee rive rer
Cent. Loan lS.OOO'OO
t.oou Mate or Tennessee S x Per
Cent, Loan 4,210 DO
lx.Duu rennsyivania Kaiiroad com
pany, 2C0 shares stock la.OOO-OO
o,uuu iNortn Pennsylvania Rail
road Com nan. 100 ahnTpa
Stock B.W0-O0
iu.wo rnnaoeipnia ana soutnern
Mall SteamshlD Com.
pany, 80 shares stock l.tjOO-OO
mo,tiu ixana ob Bond and Mort
gage, Orst liens on Cltv
Propertlea t4,aoo-oo
11,231,400 Par. Market value, ll.aee.aTo-oo
, COBt, 11,216,022 27.
Real Estate , , . . 86,00000
Bills Receivable for Insurances made. . . 823.700-T5
xutituices uue at Agencies:
Premiums on Marine Policies, Accrned
Interest, and other debta due the Com
pany 6,07-96
owes, e;np. etc.. or snndrv Comora-
tlons, 47i. Estimated value t.140-80
aaain nanK. 168,3188
Cash In Drawer 72,2e
169,29114
1,8B2,100-0
D1HECTOHB.
.Samael E. Stokea,
Thomas C. Band.
John C Davis,
Edmund A. Bonder,
Tneophllus Paulding,
James Traquair,
Henry Sloan,
Henry C. Dallett, Jr.,
'amea C. Hand,
Vt llllam C. Lndwlg,
Joseph H. Seal,
Hngh Craig,
John D. Taylor,
George W. Bernadou
w imam u. uoniton,
Edward Darlington,
H. Jones Brooke,
Edward Lafouroade,
Jacob Riegel,
Jacob P. Jones,
Jamea B. McKarland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Spencer Mcllvaln,
H. Frank Hoblnson,
J. B. Semple, Plttsourg,
A. B. Berger, Pittsburg,
D. T. Morrran. Pit.tshura
wmie"! u, Houston,
a uumao v. iiAssu, rresidenu
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice-President.
HENKY LYLBTJRN, Secretary.
HEUKY BALii Assistant Secretary. 1 1
HOMESTEAD
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. .
Policies Issued on all the Ordinary
Plans,
AT LOW RATES OF PREMIUM,
With full participation in the Profits.
All l'ollcies onFor reliable.
Fnl Cash Surrender Indorsed on Each Policy
'0 KESTIUCTIONS AS TO TRAVEL
OR RESI-
DENCE.
The form of policy adopted is a olaia and ilmnla enn.
irmct, precise ana aenmie in lis terms, ana Ire fr
ambigaous conditions and restrictions.
Special attention is called to the
iio:M:KSTj.A.r xl.a.is
this Company, offering the
Combined advantages
or ibx
Utilltling- Vr-iociation
and or
JLil'o Inmiranco.
Uvery I'ollcy Holder Secures
House ot Ills Uwu.
Deernptie Pamphlets, with Rates. Inrniahad on annli
muoo to toe uompanj.
OFFICE,
N. W. corner Seventh and Chesnut Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
WILLIAM M. SKYFEKT, President.
LAUBENOE MYERS.
Ve-Preaident.
R. W. DORPHLEY,
Secretary.
. HAYES AGNKW, M.
Medical Director.
WILLIAM L. HIRST
OonaasL
DIBSCTOBa.
Wm. M. Beyfert,
Lanrenoe Myers,
J. M. Myeis,
V m. 8. MoManus,
Wm. B. Reaney,
Kdward Samnel,
U. P. Mairiieid.
Clayton McMichael. (496m
g29 CHARTER PERPETUAL. JgO ,
FrantliE Fire Insnrance; Company
OT PU1LADKLFU1A.
Office, Hos. 435 and 437 CHESNUT St.
Assets Jan. 1, 10, $2,8 25, 73 1 '67
CAPITAL f 400,000 -00
AOOUUltD SURPLUS AMD PREMIUMS.... 2.4J6.7al
INCOME FOR UU0,
LOS8CS PAID IN 18ai;
tsiuuu.
a) iM,wn vt.
Lorn paid since 1829 over $5,500,000
PerMtaal and Temporary Policies on Liberal Tarmm.
Tb. Company also lasues policies upon the Rants ol al
kuidaof huililisfa. tiroand Rente, and Mortjragea,
ina "aAVAAAlLLN" WM wioruxsUJ "I AIM
dibjeotoml
Alfrad O. Bake.
basanel (irant,
t.oorge W. Riooards,
laasa Lea.
1 bomaa HparSa,
William H.UraOs
Thomas 8. Kills.
Oeurse ale.
Unaiavna 8. HbosoA. -
ALFRED U. SA K.KR. Praaideni.
OkOKUK FAUOi, Vwa-Preaidenl,
it'
IMF W. McALLlbl'KK, SeoreUxy.
KO DORIC M. RBG ER. A aaialaat Seoretary. UJ
UAMI IN8URANUE COMPANY
X1
No. tOt CHESNUT Street.
INCORPORATED 16& CHARTER PERPKTUAU
CAPITAL fjuo.uuu.
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
iBaaraDea.aaamst Loss or Damage by Fire either by Par.
petual er I emporary roilClea.
DIRECT KS.
flharUa Rlehardaoa. . Robert Pe
earos.
Wiiliaas It. Kbaen.
W llliasa M. heyleib
John . bsuita.
N&iiiaa Uillea.
John E easier, Jr.,
Edward n. Uroe,
Cnarias 8ukea.
Joiia W. Kvarmaa,
Mordecai Buiby.
Iteuice A- Mast,
C1IARLK8 RIOUARDSOR. Preaideni,
WILUAM U. RU AWN. Vioa-Preaident.
WOLlABia L tJLAHcamiD, KecretAry. JB4
riMIE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO. OP
J. Pit I LA PHI. PHI A.
taUcl.W. eoraerof rOL'HTH aod WALNUT BtreeU
v HRK IMbl'RANCK EXCLUSIVELY.
FEKPsTI U AL AND TE K is AXiLlClAS looUKD,
CAbli Capital (pa4 np la full) .tJuo.iwOt
laai AsmUi I l.J.J'yA I
T Ratchfar4 Staxi, J. Livingston Krrlngej
NilL Irasiex. James L. Ciaghora.
Juna M. Alwooj, i V as . U. Kouitua.
I.-., , T. TieilM... t'barlee WLmIw.
tiauxi 11. blart. 1 1 1MMSua 11. Montgomery,
jgss it nt . Jm sf. a MOXSA.
"V R A lljll FORD BTAKH Pr..rt L
TIluMAS II MONTOOMiftir. Ve-Predaes.
Al F X. W. WlhTr H. trials f
jAcvfiK.rjtiso.N,Aifl., e
INSURANOh.
INSURANCE COMPANY
NORTH AMERICA.
' Jairoiai 1, 1871.
larcrperated 1704.
( APITAf
Charter PeroetniU.
... MSOO.OOC
...gi,rs;i,5Si
Si.t,000,000
ll4,6!fl-74
AK.KTH...,
Iear. pn!4 .lore rannli.nllaa..
Uerelpl. ef Premium., 1 Mill. ...I
I mer eat fraia) Iave.taaenta '(it).
'4,1OM,S:I410
Iaaea paid, Sl,033,3tt'&4
Htatemeat mt the Asaeta.
Pint Mortgage, on Oity Property
United Bute. Qr- .rnm.nt and other Loan
78.
I.133.SM
I6.TUS
41.090
t3lU
90,S67
SMi
lou.soo
su.ouo
Honda
Railroad, Bank and Oanal Stock.
Cash in Bank and Otto.
Loan, en Collateral Security
Note. Receivable, meetly Matin. Premium....
Acorn sd Interest
Premiums in coarse of transmiseiea .......
Unsettled Marine fremiti rua M
Real KaUta, Office of Oom pany Philadelphia..
8J,s;i,asi
DIRROTORS.
Artbor O. Kranoi. R, Oopa,
baronal W. Jo ... Rdward H. Trotter.
John A. Broa a, Kdward H. Clarke,
Charle. Taj lor, 1'. Onarltoe Henry,
Ambrose W bite, Alfred D.Jessnp,
Willism Welsh, Ioni. O. Madeira,
8. Morri. Wain, diaries W. Unshman,
John Mason, Clement A. Orisoom,
Ueoraa L. Harrison, William Brookla.
ARTHUR O. COFFIN, President.
OUARLR8 PLATT, Vlc President.
Matthias Mabis, Secretary.
O. H. KKKTV.a, Assistant Seoretary. I 4
F
KEA88OU1ATI0N.
INCORPORATED MARCH 87. 1830.
OFFIOK,
NO. 84 NORTH FIFTH STREET
INSURE
BUILD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AND
MERCHANDISE GENERALLY,
From Loss by Fir. (in the Oity of Philadelphia only).
AMfeETtf, JAMAKY 1, 1S70, 81,37a,74"JS.
TKIHTKES.
WM. H. HAMILTON.
CHARLES P. BOWER,
JK88 LIOHTKOOT,
ROBT. SHOEMAKER,
PKTKR ARMBRUSTBR,
XM XM niltL,'IMaliM
JOHN OARROW,
CKOKGK I. YOUNG,
JOS. R. LYNDALL,
I t.'it i D ItlllTD
SAMUEL SPAR11AWK
ivi, tA, iiurviiint
PETER WILLIAMSON,
t ii a tv cv a r r, i r- rv tt ,
JOSEPH E, BUHKLL.
WM. H. HAMILTON, President.
SAMUEL SPARHAWK, Vice President,
WILLIAM T. BUTLER
Beoretary.
QH ART ER
PERPETUAL.
$200,000.
assists
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF GERMANTOWN.
OFFICE, 2fo. 4829 MAIN STREET.
Take ricks in Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Books
counties, on the mot lmorauie lerms, upon uweiungs,
Barns, juercnanaite, rurmture, farming impismeois,
May, Oram, draw, etc. etc.
AJUtKU 1 una.
Snencer Roberts.
Nicholas Rittenhouse,
John btalmian,
fainau ij. uonea.
Albert Asbmeaa,
James b Langstroth,
Churln. Weiss,
Joseph Boucher,
Charles Millman.
Josepb HanOsbury,
William Asumeau, v.,
Abram Rex,
Cbsrle. H. Stokes. .
SPKNCBR ROBERTS, President.
CHARLES II. STOK ES, Seoretary and Treasurer.
WM. H. LEHMAN, Assistant Secretary. .sHamwRm
ASBURY
LIFE INSURANCE GO.
NEW 3TOIUX.
T.V.MTIEL BANGS. President.
(iKOliliK JSliljltJTT. vice-preB'taridSec v.
EMUKX JMCULiliN loiilt, Actuary.
. m W 1 m J k 1 V T A w
PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGENCY,
JAME8 M. LONGACUF, Manager.
H. C. WOUl, JR., 1)., Medical Examiner.
Office, 302 WALNUT 8t, Philadelphia.
REV. 8. POWERS, Special Agent.
JAMES If. LONG ACHE, General Agent,
6 S3 mwfiy No. 308 WALNUT street, Philadelphia.
IIE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
UOA1PAHX.
Ineorooratod 18125 Charter PernatoaL '
No. BIO WALNUT Street, opposite Independence Sanara.
Tbia Company, favorably known to the oommnnity for
...r tnrt.v tun. continnea to insure aaainat loea or dam.
age by tire on Public or Private Building., either perma.
nently or for a limited time.. Also on Jfnrniture, Stock,
of Goods, and Merchandise generally, on liberal terms.
Their capital, togeiner wiw m iarg oarpiua r una, is
Invested in the moat careful manner, which enables them
to offer to tha insured an undoubted security in tha oaae
Of lOSa. .rbm
Daniel Smith. Jr., I Thoma. Smith,
lsaao Har-lehurst, I Hennr Lewis,
Thomas Robins, . I Uillingham Fell,
John Devereoa, I r,D" Haddock, Jr.
Franklin A. Comly.
, DAN1KL SMITH, Jb., President.
WM. O. CROW ELL, Secretary. 8 80
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
A.
LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1S03.
Paid-up Capital and Accumulated Funds,
8,000.000 IN GOLD.
PREVOST fc HERRING, Agents,
4! No. 107 8. THIRD Street, Philadelphia. .
OHA8. M. PREVOST OHA8. P. HERRING
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETO.
rFf?V PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
ZaiiUea-BOILER WORKS. NEAEIB LEVY
r.A.j'iltJAL AND THEORETIOAL ENGINEERS
MACHINISTS. BOILERMAKERS. BLACKSMITHS
and cuoauaxvo, aavw. tor ntaur f - neen
in anocesefnl operation, ana been xeinsirely ea-
gaged in Dniicung ua niwnii nanus) ana
River Engine., high and low pressure. Iron Boilers, Watet
Tanks, v roueiiera. .lo. bui.. rnvvjiiuur ouor iiistr aar
Vices to me PUUlio as oemg iniiy praparsu w sonwaci ior
ngineeoi au sues, marine, ravar, ana aiauoun i naviny
aois of pattern, of different sixes, are prepared to exeoat.
order, with quick despatch. Every description of pattern.
making made al the auortest notice, uign ana low pr
. . t,n.,hikali,.iul rivlindsr Boiler. of the best Pai
.ylvania unarcoai iron, c orgiug. ui u iu uuust
i.n uiil Hriu. Outinva of all desoriotiona. Roll Tnrninji
Screw Cutting, and ail other work eooneoted with tha
ET)rwirgi'and speoiBoation. lot all work dona at ihi
t fraa of charae. and work guaranteed.
The subscriber, have ample wharf dock-room for re pa In
Of boats, where they oan he in perfect safety, and are pro.
vided with sheara, bloeka, talis, eta. etc., fox raising hear
or light watahta. umiiniiii mm
WUAi A nsxij V s a
Ht BEAOH and PALMER Btrseta,
G
IRARD TUBE WORKS AND IRON CO.
JOHN H. MURPHY, President.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
fftlaaularture Wrought Iron Pipe
And Bnnoriasfor Piambsrs, Gaa and Steam Fitters.
WORKS,
TWENTY-THIRD and FII.BKKT Mtreeta.
OEYILE AND WAREHOUSE,
41 N. 4'A Nerta FIFTH Mtreet.
STOVES, RANGES, ETO.
E
D G A R L. THOMSON,
Successor to Sharps A Thomson,
iron tuunuuu.
STOVES,
TINNED' FNAMELLED. and
HEAVY HOLLOW WARE.
twirv hi,. o,,a m fivruivnKiMAt.
FOUNDRY,' boatli BEOOND and MIFFLIN Streets,
I'hiWdHluliia. .s.wiu..
T
II O M A 8 SIMONS,
(Suct-eesor to rJenry bimoos;,
u . n. nAiiuniu
WAOON AND COACH WORKS,
fiKt'inif. No MS kRW MARKET KTURET.
Wsons, Csrts, Drsys, WbeelbariOws, Timber, Wheels,
tc. All oik wurranio.
Urdtn i rtiri i ij attended to. 1 1 ln
AMUSEMENTS.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH 8TREET
THEATRE. -MR. JOSH H RT, Manager.
OrKNINO NUJHT.
t
MONDAY. Jnnel. IS70.
No RnMTflnnn. announcement requisite with Mr, Hart's
Triple Oompnn.
. THE NAMFS OF THE ARTISTS
Who will appear On Mon1y Evening next:
WR. JAMK.8 S. MA KM IT,
MR. JAM Ret a MAFsITT,
The Artist, in hi pnrticnlar dnpnrtmont, Pantomims.
MR. W. H. HARTtlOLOMKw,
MR. W. H. BARTHOLOMEW,
Kcoeatriclan
Pantomime will .how the varied talents of
THK.fi K TWO KAVOhITKS.
TUtt KIRALFY TROUPE.
bRNSATIONAt,
THE NEW TWuRLDrediUd
MAD'LLK DEVKRE E8 THE OLD.
-..m...Dd MAtrtXW BERTHA, 1
j , -BEAUTIES AND ARTISTK.
Lifted in TerpKl. horpn accnmplinhmants, with their
OUR PS DE BaLl,ET. "
SELECTED FOR ORAOE '
, AND AOCOMPLISHMEST.
Burlesque, reprnsvated by
MISS LILLIB HALL.
High Gymnasium hr
StONOR PEDANTO.
Terpsichore again Represented in tb. new country,
America, by ,
TWO OF HER FINEST DAUGHTERS,
SALLIB MADDUX
AND
LIL1.IE WHTTING. .
FIFTY ARTISTS, WHOSE NAMES '
will herealter be given.
THIS OhEAT COMBINATION
BRINGS THREK CITIFH' AMUSEMENTS
IN ONE NIGHT.
Three companies hn hare delighted the world and
three night' amusement concentrated for the flrrt time
in Philadelphia. jg
WaHnut 8T. THEATBE BEGINS AT 8.
THI8 (Monday) RVENING, Jnne 90,
7be Management announoee the production of the
lutes t Success at Wallack'. Theatre, New York, tha Grand
Military Drama of
THE LANCERS.
Engagements bare been made with '
BUSS LOUISA MOORE
AND
MR. 0HARLE8 WYNDH IM,
who will appear in their original roles, supported by
aoroe of the principal Artiato. of Wallack'. Theatre.
Chairs secured sin days in advance.
X'S AMERICAN T II E A T R E
POWKRFITf. ATTRArrrmM
KVERY EVENING and 8ATURDAY AFTERNOON,
PASTOR'S NEW YORK COMBINATION.
In conjunction with
FOX'S TRIPLE STAR COMPANY.
Beat Entertainment In the oity. .
Everything Gra.d and Splendid. X t0 6t
DUPREZ & BENEDICT'S OPERA HOUSE,
SEVENTH Ptreet, below Arch. THE COOLEST
PLAOK IN THE CITY. Last week of Mad lle MAHIK
ZOK. Two great dramas this week, "FLOWKR8 OFTK
ruKiiBi " ma "mi a," uenenior Msirne rsi-
DAY EVENING, June 34. The Favorite Tragedian. O.
HARRY FRANCE, will appear. MATINEE, SATUR
DAY AFTERNOON at 3 80. 6 94)61
PENNSYLVANIA POLYTECHNIC AND
ANATOMICAL MCSEITM. Nn 1'Jir. OHEHNITT
Street, three doors aliove Twelfth, the most complete
collection of objects. Illustrating Physiology, Pathology,
Natural History, eto. Illustrative Lectures every evening.
upen s A. M. to iu P. M. 66 am
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GARDEN, Nos. 720, 722, 734, and 7J6 VINE Btreet. '
THE GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the property
of the GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purchased at great
expense by JACOB VALER, of thi. oity, in combination
ith KI.tKIVn1)! OPlllllr KTD A mA Mi.. MVIIIU
ANDERSON, will perform EVERY AFTERNOON and
RVFNINGatthe
aoove-mentioned place.
Admission free.
IlMf
F-URNITURE, ETO.
I L.L I A tVl F ARSON'S
Improved Patent Sofa Bed
Makea a handsome Sofa and comfortable Bed, with
Spring Mattress attached, loose wishing to eoocomiie
room should call and examine them at the extensive ttnt
olaes Furniture Wareroom. of ,
FAKSOJ SO.Y, ,
No. . SECOND Htrect.
Also. WILLIAM PARSON'S PATENT EXTENSION.
TABLE FASTENING. Every table should have them
on. They bold the leave, firmly together when pulled
about the room. 8 lfnnw3m
RICHMOND ft CO..
FIRST-OIiASa , .
FURNITURE WAREROOMS
No. 45 SOUTH SECOND BTREET,
EAST SIDE, ABOVE CHESNUT,
PHILADELPHIA '
6 ti
F URNITURE
gellinft at Cost, '
o. 101t MAltltliT Street.
4 18 8m G. R. NORTH.
OARPETINQS, ETO.
E. t. LESTER.
CQAS.
CEBNXA.
T. WEBEB.
WM. T.
E. J. LESTER & CO.'S
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
No. 29 North SECOND Street,
Opposite Christ Church
PHILADELPHIA.
OABPETINGS.
VSLVETS,
body uinrssrJLS,
' K
TAPESTRV TJRTJSSBL3, ,
TnnED-rLTT,
in a rain
vnnriTiAri caxlftjts.
ALSO,
Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Etc.,
i
IN GREAT VARIETY.
ALL THB ABOVE GOOD8 WILL BB SOL 'J
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT TBI ,
I - . ,
. t. i
Lowest Market Rates.
H. J. LESTER 54 CO.,
9
Opposite Christ Church
Wo. 39 Worth Mtreet,
4 1 tmwSm PHILADELPHIA, '
ARPET8, OILCLOTHS, FURNITURE, ETC.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, FURNITURE, ETO.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, FURNITURE, EIU
WKKKLV INHTAIMKNTS,
M ttil' JSBTALMKH1H,
WMMALr HiSlALMMMIii, t
KELLY8,
KKl.LY'b,
KELLY a. ' ' -
621 SOCTH A7.A' i T. TB STfiXST, , ..
iva SOVTH BTMKKT. ' 1
lAtl MAHKMT BIUMST, ,, , j I
tcill AVKM'K.
VIIRNlrllKK DKPARTMENT. - t
Jforlhuxat Cur.r TWKLHU am I MAUhMf STKEtlS,
NOTICE. Paraona srantins anr of the above-meay
tioned articles of Carpet. Oil Cloths. Fursiiiiire, evo..
csn be accommodated on ine aroi iioerai wruis a uis
lowest prices, payable by the weok or asuiiih. if datr4.
Give ua a call before purhaaui eisewneie, I i auif lot
HIAN09
t , ALBRICHT,
WirFV KTKKKS A rJOUMIDT,
. ajuoriorouM or
FIRST-CLASS PIANO-FOSTBO, '
Kallnaraatee and moderate pnsec
8 S5 WARElsOOMfi. ha. fl AEO0 Btraat.