THK DAILY EVENT NO TKI A PIT PHI LAD K 1YP1 1 T A , WEDNESDAY JAUOUST lOKSTO.
3
JfEWS SUMMAttY.
1'I 4liitr.
FrfiTcrii'k SpowhouHe and Alfred Kd
Wtudfl, both ned twenty-two years, residing
itujeotivciy r.t No. 1004 Uerruantown road
.Bfl 1214 I'ulpthorp street, were drowned yes
terday in the Delaware, near Beiderman's
I'oint, bnck of Tetty's Island. They left the
city earlyjn the morning on a private eicnr-i-ion,
their relatives and friends comprising
tLe party.. When the bodies were recovered
Jkiwards hnd Hpowhouse in his nrnas, and it
is enpposed that they were drowneil while the
former was trying to rescue his friend. The
bodies were brought to this city, and an in
rjHest was held ty Deputy Coroner John C.
tSt-es, when a verdict of accidental drowning
was rendered.
A inatch-niue of base ball was played
yesterday at Seventeenth and Columbia
t venne, between the Excelsior Club, of this
citf, and the JJailey tfe Puttie, of New York.
It wps for the junior ehnnipionship, and was
won by the Excelsiors by a score of 'J i to 7.
The Athletic Club returned from the West
last evening, and had a rec eption by members
of different city clubs. A torchlight " pro
cession, bended by a band of ni'isic, witti. a
transparency conspicuously displayed, on
Tvhich were the words Weljoiue Homo
CbRinpions," and the li-ires "11, 7," met the
Athletics at the depot and escorted theiu to
ttfcir headquarters. Several hundred persons
were in line.
Lieutenant Killacky, of the Fourth Dis
trict Police, has been held to bail by Alder
mnn Manic, to pnswer the charge of asa ilt
jt Oilier McMahon, of the Sixth district.
Yesterday morning, while .Mrs. S trail
Fiskerton, Miss I lubes. -a W. l'inkerton, Miss
Fetiie .1. 1'iLkerton, and JI. M. Dorland
w ere riding in a park carriage, near the Girard
avemie bridge, a serio is accident occurred.
(iLe of the shafts became dot ached, causing
lie horse to turn osido suddenly, and in do
inj.; this the carriage was overturned and ail
the o.?cr.pant.s were thrown violently npou
tte ground. Miss Jlobecca end Mhs Sarah
I'inkerton were dangerously injured about
tie head, the others were but slightly hurt,
'ite injured parties were removed to their
residence at No. s.;:i Cherry street.
Yesterday the Board of Commissioners of
JIi(L-hwr.ys appointed the following named
feiitleuien as Hnp-Tvisors of streots: First
ward, Samnel 1'eak; Second ward, Charles
3 eak: Third and Fourth worths, Samuel F.
Mitchell; Filth and Sixth wards, Mr. F.oyce:
Seventh ar.d Eighth wards, Fphraim II. Shaw;
Ninth and J'enth. Robeit W. Liberton; Ele
venth and Twelfth wards, John A. Johnson;
Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards, Jacob S.
Fish: Fifteenth ward, Thomas Gilligan; Six
t eiith r.nd Seventeenth wards, Joseph Asn:
LinLleenth v. aid, William II. Maueely; Niuo
f t nth ward, George Jloyer; Twentiotii ward
Km division, lien. Meyers Twentieth ward
Second division, William Thorn; Twenty
rst ward, Timothy Clegy: Tweuty-thiiJ
wrrd First division, Enoch Foster; Twenty
third ward Second division, Junison I.ott;
Tw nty-fonrth ward l'irst division, Palmer
l!. McGinley: Twenfy-fonrth ward Second
('.h'isios. AVi'lliain A. Frederick; Twenty-fifth
v tid, Francis F. herbaugh; Twenty-sixth
v.tird, postponed; Twenty-seventh ward,
Joseph l'reas; Twenty-eighth ward, Martin
Ulrick.
In the case of Marcus Porter the coro
ner's jury yesterday rendered a verdict that
te said Marcus Porter came to his death
Irom violence (blows and kicks), inflicted by
Francis McCully, on the morning of August
C, K70, cn screw dock wharf, Delaware ave-lv.-,
above Laurel street. Francis McCally is
ti'J r.t kre.
Domrktlc Affair.
Gold closed yesterday at 118.
TLe lirst bale of Alabama cotton was re
ttivtti in Montgomery last night.
Among the witnesses examined at the
Nathan murder inquest yesterday were the
Loiisekeeptr and Mr. Washington Nathan.
The New York Clnb is said to be making
rp a purse for the purchase of the yacht Ame
x.ta from the Government, believing that,
j roperly handled, fehe can beat any yacht that
LottP.
President Grant passed through Indiana
j t'!:s yesterday, on his way to St. Louis. He
xj'.et with a worm reception from a crowd
which had assembled at tte depot in expecta
tion of his arrival.
In May lab, a Bohemian family named
Ir&timtv as murdered by the Indians.
'Jit-re is now reason to believe the deed was
committed by a band of Sioux, and several
jiuljf.ns from the Cross Creek Agency have
Letn started on the track of the murderers.
THE WAX.
LAST NIGHT'S DESPATCHES.
3 1.U h DANGER TO FEANCE A MINISTERIAL CRISIS
RESIGNATION OF OLLIV1ER AND THE ENTIRE
MINISTRY THE EMI EI'.OR DESPERATE PARTI
CULARS OP THE RATTLE OF WOERTH.
Paris, Aug. Evening. The session of
the Corps Legislatif opened at 2 P. M., ML
tschneider prebiding. As soon as the formali
ties of the opening were ovef, M. Ollivier ad
dressed the house as follows:
"Messieurs: The Emperor, in his procla
mation, told you if circumstances should
prove unfavorable that the Empress would
call you to her end we Lave waited until the
situation was compromised before calling
you." (Interruptions.)
M. Favre exclaimed, "This is too auda
cious." M. Ollivier continued: "We will call you
r.t the tirtit sign of trouble. Some of our
troops have met with reverses, but the
greater portion remain nnvanquished. Our
citadels, oar natural defenses, and our muni
tions are great. Yv'e ask you to aid us in or
ai.izing the National Guard."
Deputy Tiere All sacrifices without yon.
M. Ollivier responded: "We are all pre
pared. We can arm 4 r0,000 men. Paris and
the departments which are threatened are in
h Hate of siege. Prussia hopes to add to
I er own advantages by our internal troubles,
tut her expectation will not be realized.
We Khali defend ourselves. Order is safety.
"Now, Messieurs, one word. It were un
jatriotio at such a time to dwell upon per
sonalities. Accuse us; doubt u. We shall
tot answer, except to defend the measures
we intend to propose. If the Chamber is not
with us (ironical laughter and interruption),
it is wanting in the performance of its first
duty.
"Let us lose no time in the dissuasion.
This I beg, as perhaps this is the last time I
shall mount this tribune, make no more
speeches. Send us away if yo deem it best."
(Cheers from the Left of "Yes! yes !")
Deputy Dumoulin interrupted, proposing
that the presidency of the Conncil of Minis
ters be conferred on General Trochu.
M. Favie demanded that the Chambers
should at once asnume the direction of public
.flairs.
M. Pav.l de Cassaignei said that if he was a
iULihter he would tend before a council of
w u-iu w..ULir sv:h a prrj-.ceitjon.
A oeDe of great violence here ensued be
tween the mtmbers, M. Picard asking that
the Chambers pronounce a vote of censure
fgainst the ministers, the member) of the
Left continually demanding ca.ls to order.
M. Cassaignac, temporarily presiding, re
fused to accede to these demands, saying that
violence on one part would only produce vio
lence on the other.
Finally, M. Ollivier, after a great effort to
make hiniRelf heard in the confusion, said:
"Some of my colleagues ask me if I would
have them Rhot."
The Duke de Gramont exclaimed, "They
all ought to be."
At. this expression, Deputy Estanceln
nifihcdjtoward the Duke de Gramont, shaking
his list in bis face.
Deputy Ferry also left his seat and threat
ened the Duke, and the members of the Ilight
rushed from their seats and interposed to re
store erder.
The President put on bis hat, and in the
midst of the confusion the eessiou was tempo
rary suspended.
M. Favre, on the resumption of the session,
demanded the immediate consideration of his
proposal, but it was refused by a vote of l'.K)
to :'.".
M. Duvernois then proposed tho. order of
the day, declaring the chamber desirous of
insuring energy in the national defense.
Passed to the order of the day.
M. Ollivier refused to accept the order of
the day, and rented the fate of the ministry
on its passage. The order was adopted, and
at the request of M. Ollivier a recess was
taken that he might withdraw nnd consult
with his colleagues.
lie returned in a short lime, and mounting
the tribune paid: "In the presence of the
vote of the Chamber, the Ministry has given
its collective resignation to the Empress lle
gent, who has accepted it. I am instructed
to declare that General Palikao has been
charged with the duty of forming a new
Ministry. (Aiplanse.)
"As for us, wo shall continue to do what
ever our country demands of us, and from
the present moment our successors, what
ever misfortunes they may encounter, will
have our support." After this declaration the
Chambers separated in great agitation.
Berlin, Aug. '.I. The King of Prussia, on
passing through Neustadt yesterday, received
a great ovation. The streets and roads were
rilled with people, who waved Mags, covered
the King with flowers, and cheoied wildly.
Bismarck, Boon, and others addressed the
people and thanked them for the King.
The losses of the French in the battle of
Woerthon Saturday were ;V)00dead, wounded,
and mitising, and IKHM) prisoners. Total
1 1,11'iw. MacMahon's baggage, mriy cannon,
and two long railway trains, with tores aud
munitions, are captured. Tho Pi Vssi.in cav
alry in their pursuit bagged thtisauds of
stragglers who had thrown away tueir arms.
Tho total Prussian loss was :;:00 dead,
wounded, and missing.
Paris, Aug. '.). A correspondent of Le
TuitiH thus descrils the iuterviow botweeu
the French Minister and Antouelli on July
27, the former having read the Duko de
Gramont's despatch directing tho evacuation
of the Roman State by the French troop?.
Antonelli said, impetuously, "I will mention
it to the Holy Father."
The Minister "Then I may expect an
answer in the evening?"
Antonelli "I shall receive you with plea
sure." In the evening the Minister called on the
Cardinal, and the following brief colloquy
took place:
Minister de Benneville "What does his
Holiness say ?" ,
Antonelli "He says 'God will provide for
me. May I never see French troops again.' "
De Benneville "Is that all?"
Antonelli "All."
Paris, Aug. '.. All correspondents of
foreign newspapers have received orders to
go from Metz to Nancy. A despatch from
General Frossard, who is between Metz and
Nancy, published in the Patrie, says tho Em
peror has been solicited to return to Paris
by the home generals, aud replied: "I will
only return dead or victorious."
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Keug see First root.
AXJiAHACFOlt PHILADELPHIA THI8 DAY.
STN RlEIS &-05 MOON RISIS
tSCN khZB 7-U5!lIiaH WATER Q4i
PHILADELPHIA HOARD OF TRADi
Thomas O. Hood, )
Unas. J. Hot fm an, Committee of tub Month.
TBOMASC.ilAND, J
0IOVMlET OF UCUAN 8TKA.1ISU1FS.
FOR AMERICA.
City of Cortc. . .Liverpool. . . .New York July 15
Tarifa Liverpool.. ..New York vB..July iit
Palmyra. Liverpool.... New York July 'm
Sirton Liverpool.... New York July 26
The tjueen. .... Liverpool. . . .New York July 27
Britannia Glasgow New York July a;
C. of Merida.. .Vera Cruz... New York via II. July 29
Kt. Laurent.... Brest New York uly so
Eiiropa Glasgow New York July 80
China Liverpool.... New York July 80
C. ol Balto....Liverpooi....ew Yorkvlall. July 80
Paraguay,
Loniyn New York July 80
.AspluwalL.. New York July 31
.Asntnwall... New York Aug. a
FOR KUROPfl.
Winchester.
Arizona
Minnesota...
New York... Liverpool. Aug,
Buioiilan New York
Glasgow Aug,
Russia New York
..Liverpool Aug.
..Liverpool Aug.
. .Glasgow Aug.
Queen New York
Columbia New York
C. ol Brooklyn. New York,
.Liverpool Aug.
England new x one... .Liverpool Aug.
Virginia New York... Havre Aug.
Iddlio New York... Liverpool Aug.
C. of Brussels.. New York. ..Liverpool Aug.
Cof Baltimore. New York. . .Liverpool via 11. Aug.
C. Ol Wash'ton .New York . . . LI verpooL Aug.
CO Ail 'WISE, DUJHJSSTIC, ICTO.
Mapnolla. New York... Havana vlaNas.Aug. 11
Salvor. Philadelphia. Charleston Aug. 12
Hercules Philadelphia. New Orleans.... Aug. 13
Tonawanda.. . .Philadelphia. Savannah Aug. 13
Geo. Wash'ton. New York. ..New Orleans. ..Aug. 13
Pioneer Philadelphia. Wllm'gton.N.C.Aug. 17
Yazoo Philadelphia. New Orleans. ..Aug. IS
J.W. Everman. Philadelphia. Charleston Aug. 19
Vails are forwarded by every steamer In the regu
lar lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
ueenbwwn, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers lor or from the Conti
nent call at Southampton
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig Harry Virdeu, Collins, Lisbon, Jose de Bessa
Guiruarea.
Schr '. FoBHtt, Harding, Boston, Warren A. Gregg.
S hr Cora Etta, Sleeper, Bonton, L. AuUeuried A Co.
Ki-)ir James N. Martin, Baker, Boston, do.
Bclir Ella F. Crowell, Crowell, Boston, do.
fcelir Ocean Traveller, Adams, Beverly, do.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tonawanda, Barrett, 70 hours from
Kavuunali, with cotton, rice, etc., U Philadelphia and
Southern 51 ail bteauiship Co. Paaseugers W. E.
'J t iii pie and two sons, Mrs. S. D. Purvis, Mrs. Hobt.
E. Allen and two children, Richard Johnston, V.
Romtiash. C. L. De Lamotte, Mrs. C. Crawford, C. B.
Madder, John McAllur, Robert Johnson, R. BUMle
W. Fredericks, W. G. Brown, II. Barrett.
Steamer Haivor, Ashcroft. 70 hours from Churles
ton, wuh cotton, etc., to Bonder A Adams.
steamer c. Cowstock, Drake, 24 hours from New
York, with nirtse. to W. M. Batrd & Co.
hieamer Antlnacite, Green, 24 hours from New
York, w:tb mdse. to W. M. Baird k Co.
Bark Warren White, L?mb, 8 days from Havana,
with sugar to John Mabou A Co. vessel to ttouder
ti Adaiua.
Br g Edith Cole, 8 days from Bath, with Ice to
Knickerbocker V- Co. vessel to Warren 4i Gregg.
K 'hr Harmon Curtis, Curtis, 15iaysfroiu St. John,
N. B., :th lumber and latlis to W. A. Levering.
Heir l.erha Soulier, Woosier, 0 days from Wind
ier, N. .h i isver to SojJ'T U Adami.
Schr Bsnvard, MoGce, 3 days from New Toik,
Willi indn. to Lennox fc llargchn.
Fchr alter Snow, Wheeler, 6 days ltom James
rivrr, Vh., with luniier to t'olunn A Co.
Schr Uuth Shaw, Shaw, from Richmond, Me., with
loo to Penn Ice Co.
Retir Helen West, B days from Suffolk, Vs., with
shingles to Collins A Co.
Sclir JaiiK-i Anderson, Tnnnell, 9 days from In
dian river, Del., w ith grain to Collins A Co.
Schr lb G. Hand, Hand, from liotwn, with ice.
Corr&ipfniii'Wi of The Kreninl TtlstrapK
E ASTON A McMAUON'8 BULLETIN.
Niw York Or rim, Aug. 9 Three barges leAve
In tow to-night, for Baltimore, light.
Baltimork Branch officb, Aug. 9. The follow
ing Lmgen leave In tow to-nigiit, eastward:
K. MeWliltains, R. V. De W iU, Andrew Allison,
General Kelui. Bella McW llllams, Tlceno, M. Henes
srvHnrf hrles (J. Ash, all with coal for New York.
Philadelphia Branch Officb, Aug. 10. The
Harvest ciieen, with coal, for Port Penn, lelt yes
terday. Moonlight, Rover, with coal, for Baltimore, an t
Esteile, with coal, for N. York, leave to-day. L. S. C.
(By TeUarapK)
Liwir, Del., Aug. 96 p. AI A bark from-above
is siichoied oil the harbor.
Several schooners are beating down.
Wind S. 8. W., blowing freati. Thermometer, 89.
MEMORANDA.
h!p Toanwanda, Tnrley, from Liverpool inth lilt,
for Ptiilnrtelplila, was spoken on tho !WLh. hit. 61 in.
long. 1140.
Ship Maid of Orleans, Honston, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Liverpool xtitn nlu
Ship Abyssiuiau, chrlstuu, for Philadelphia, ent d
out at Llvei pool mh nit.
chip Gladstone, B.own, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Liverpool 23d tilt. 1 '
Ship John Patton, Hill, for Philadelphia, entered
out, at Newcastle 21st tilt.
Br. steamer Calabria, McMlefcan, from New York
2Hth ult., at iueenstown 7 1. M. tilh Inst., and pro
ceeded for Liverpool.
Br. steamer Tripoli, Brown, from Liverpool 26t,h
via iucenstown 27th ult., at Boston 6th Inst, with 43
cabin and 4.'s steerage passengers.
Steamer Rapidau, Whitehurst, from Havana .1J
lust., at New York yesterday.
Steamer City of Dublin, Kynon, sailed from Liver
pool 2;th ult. for New York
Steamer Virginia, Kennedy, at Key WestCth inst.
from New York, and proceeded for Galveston.
Steamer Regulator, Brooks, from Wilmington, N.
C, via Boston, at Salem 6th iu9t., and sailed 7 th for
Wilmington, . C.
Steamer Mariposa, Kenible, from New York, at
New Orleans sth inst.
Steam r Sherman, Crowed, sailed from New Or
leans Uli Ihhu for New York.
Steamer St. Louis, Whitehead, sailed from New
Orleans Cth inst, for New York.
Steamer Crescent City, Norton, at New Orleans
7th inst. from New York.
Steamer J. W. Kverman, Hinckley, hence, arrived
at ( iharlestnn yesterday.
Steamer Wyoming, Teal, hence, at Savannah yes
terday. Steamer Norman, Nlckersou, hence, at Bopton sth
liihtant.
Nor. bark Banna, Erickson, for Philadelphia, cl'd
at, Baltimore sth inst.
Nor. bark Gea. l'ederscn, hence for Riga, was oil"
Isle of Wight 24 h ult.
Bark Abbie N. Franklin, Ilolbrook, for Philadel
phia, sailed from Leghorn 20th ult,
Barktuecnof the Fleet, McLean, for Philadel
phia, elt ared at Rotterdam 23d ult.
Bark Soridderen, l'ederscn, for Philadelphia, s'ld
from Liverpool 24th ult.
Bark Waldo, I'rcHsey, from London for Philadel
phia, ur the Deadman 24th nit.
Bark Minnie Campbed, HaukinRon, for Philadel
phia, sailed from oroenock 27th nit.
Bark Lucy ami Paul, Scheel, for Philadelphia, cl'd
at London 2'th ult.
Bark Lorena, Patterson, hence for Luuec, at Fal
mouth 27ih ult.
Bark t ecelia, Bistrnp, hence, at Cardiff 2St!i ult.
Bark Bloomer, Colberp, hence, atGcuoa 24t,h ult.
Brig C. C. Van Horn, Coil'rill, hence, at Areclbo
2th ult., via St. Johns, P. R., for Baltimore.
Brig Covadonga, Vives, hence, at Gibraltar isth
ultimo.
Sehr John P. Spedden, from Norrolk for Philadel
phia, with railroad tic?, sprung aleak off Newport
News, and was run on the beach. Assistance has
been sent to her.
Sch rs Governor Burton, Ludlain, and J.W Van
neman, Ruckat, cleared at Georgetown, D. C, Cth
Inst. for Boston.
Sehr K. C. Elmer, Carson, from Mobile for Phila
delphia, was spoken 1st Inst., 1st. 27 30, long. 79 411.
Sehr Hannah M. Little, Crawford, hence, at Glou
cester 6th fust.
Sehr Arthur Rowe, hence, at Richmond Sth Inst.
Sehr Access, Collier, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Baltimore 8th InsU
S hr Harriet Fuller, Willard, for Phllalelphia, cl'd
at Portlat d tith Inst.
Sehr Mary Weaver, Weaver, hence, at Boston Cth
instant.
Schrs 8. A. Hoffman, Hoffman ; Thos. Clyde, Cain :
and R. & S. Corson, Corson, hcuce, at Boston 7 th
Instant.
Schrs Fred. Pendleton, and S. A. Reed, Reed,
bencc, at Salem 6th Inst.
Sehr Sarah Bruen, FUher, for Philadelphia, ci'd
at Wilmington, N. C, cth inst., with 800,000 shingles.
Sehr E. A. Hooper, Champion, hence, at Provi
dence Cth inst.
Sehr Ann S. Brown, Crowell, for Philadelphia, s'ld
from Providence Cth inst.
Sehr Frances E. Hallcck, Halleck, hence, at Pro
vidence 7th inst.
Scbrs Wave, Hubbard, and Oust, Shropshire,
hence, at Providence 7th inst.
Sehr Aid, Smith, hence, at Fall River 4th Inst.
Sehr Yonng TeaBer, Slocum, hence, at New Bed
ford cth inst.
Sehr G. It. Murney, hence, at New Haven 7t.h Inst.
PIANOS.
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M ANUKACTUKEKS OK
FIRST-CLASS PIANO-FORTES.
Fnll guarantee and moderate prices.
3 2i WAREROOMJS, No. 610 ARCH Street.
HURNITURE, ETO.
HOVER'S
Celebrated Patent Sofa Bedstead
la now being made and aold in Uvrsa number botbpn
France and Kngland. Can be had only at the mauaiao
tory. Thiapieoe of lurnitare ia id the to mi of a handsome
PARLOR SOFA, yet in one minute, without unscrewing
or detaching in any way. it can be extended Into a beau
tiful FKENUU BEDSTEAD, with Spring Hair Mattrea
complete. It bai the convenience of a Bureau for holding,
ia easily managed, and it ia imposaiole for it to get out of
order. Turn Sola Bedatead requiree no props, hinges,
feet, or ropes to support it when extended, as all other
sofa beds and lonnges hare, which are all very unsafe and
liable to get out of repair, but the Bedstead Is formed by
simply turning out the ends or closing them when the
Hois m wanted. The price is about the same as a lounge.
Aii elimination of this novel invention is solicited.
II. F. nOVER,
6 24 tofrtm No. 230 South SECOND Street, Philada'B
RICHMOND ft CO.,
FIRST-CLASS
FURNITURE VAREROOMS
Ho. 45 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
BAT SWU, ABOVB OHESNUT,
PHILADELPHIA
n
Corn Exchange Bag Manufactory
JOHN T. DAIP-EY,
N. E. Cor. WATER and MARKET Sti
ROPE AND TWIMR, BAGS and BAOQINO, for
Hour, Salt, Super-Phosphate of Lhae, Bone Dost, Rto.
Large sad smell OUft N y BAU8 oonsUatly oa h&nd. .
t Also. WOOL 8AOK&.
J. T. K ASTON. J. at MAUON.
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ilflPPISa A SO COMMISSION UKRCUAXTS,
o. S OOKN'ms SLU', New York,
No. 1H SOUTH WHAKVES, I'hlladelphla,
No. 45 W. l'RATT STREET, Baltimore.
We are prepared to ship every description 01
Freight to Philadelphia, New York, Wilmington, and
Intermediate points with promptness aud despatch.
Canal Boats and Steam-tugs furnished at the shortest
notice.
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O L T O N
DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
, Originators of NITROUS OXIDE OAS la Den
tistry, and headquarters for painless tooth extrac
tion. Oir.ce, No. 737 WAIN UT Street. 8 1 s ibt
CENT.'S FUHNISHINO QOOP8.
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A T E N T SHOULDER - BEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN S FURNISHING STORE.
PERFECTLY FITTING SMUTS AND DRAWERS
m8de irom measurement at very short notice.
All othrr arti-lps of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
GOODS In full variety.
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119 No. 706CHESNUT Stroet.
CLOTHS, OA8SIMERES, ETO.
QLOTH HOUSE.
JAME8 A HUDER.
no. 11 Korth Ni:C0NI Nlreet,
Sign 01 tne Oolden Lamb,
Aie w receiving a large and splendid assortment
of new styles of
FANCY CASSIMERES
And standard makes of DOESKINS, CLOTHS and
COATINOS, (3 !S mwi
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
rpHE AMERICAN STOVE AND HOLLOvVWAKE
X COM FAN Y, I'HILADELrillA,
IKON roUNDEKfl,
(SuccepRors to North, Chsse A North. Sharps &
Thomson, and Etlj'ar L. Thomson,)
Manufacturers of STOVES, HEATEUtT, TaP4
SON'S LONDON KITCHEN TINNaii),
M ELI. ED, AND TON HOLI.OWWAiiE.
FOUNDRY, Second nnd Mlfrtii Streets.
OFFICE, 209 North Second Street,
FRANKLIN LAWRENCE, Superintendent.
EDMUND B. SMITH, Treasurer.
JX.O. EDGAR THOMSON,
President. JAMES IIOEY,
6 27 raw! 6m General Manager.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
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NAVY
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Navy Department.
xilKEAU OK CONSTRICTION A
INO Repaik, V
'IstS, 1S70. )
Auff'ist
The Navy Depftrtnient will onVr for sale at public
auction, at the United States Navy Yard, Norfolk,
on TUESDAY, the 2:'.rt day of August, 1-.70, at 12
o'clock M., the United Stat'-s steumer
GALENA,
of M4 tons.
The vessel will liesoid as she stands, and con be
examinep at. any time on application to the Com
mandant of the yard.
One-half of tr'e whole amount of the pnrchaie
nioucy must he deposited at the time of adjudica
tion, and the balance within live days thereatter,
and the vessel must he removed from the navy yard
within a time from the day of sale satisiactory to the
Commandant.
The Government reacrves tho right to withdraw
the vessel from sale for any purchaser who will pay
the appraised value with an kicrea.se of ten (10) per
centum thereto. , 8 4tli.smer
REAL ES 1 AT E AT AUCTION.
I'UBLIO SALE THOMAS & SONS.
i;;! Auctioneers. On Tuesday, AusrustlO, 1S70, at VI
o cIock, noon, will be Bold at public sale, at the
1'hlladelphla Exchange, the following described
property, vi..:
No. 1. Large and valuable Brewery Building and
Lager Beer Vaults, N. W. corner of Thirty-tlrst aud
Master streets, 100 feet by 200 feet, two fronts. TI10,
Improvements are a stone building, about 50 by 100
icet, formerly occupied as a brewery (by Christian
liontschler). There is ample ground for additljnal
vaults. Terms One-third caslu Immediate pos
session. No. 2. Dwelling and stable, northeast corner of
Thirty-flrst and Master stareets. All those messuages
and the lot of ground thereunto belonging, situate
at the northeast corner of Tlilrt.v-iir.st anil Master
streets; containing In front on Thirty-tlrst street 100
feet, and In depth along Master street ISO feet. Tne
Improvements arc a three-story brick dwelling and
large brick stable. Terms One-third cash. Imme
diate possession. May be examined any day pre
vious to sale.
M. THOMAS & RONS. Auctioneers,
82ol3St -iNos. USand 141 S FOURTH Street
HE PRINCIPAL DEPOT
rCR THK SALB Or
REVENUE STAMPS,
NO. 304 CHESNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, NO. 106 & FIFTH SThhT
(Two doors below Chesnut street),
ESTABLISHED 188 3.
The sale of Revenue Stamps is still continued at
the Old-Established Agenclce.
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government, and having at all times a large
supply, we are enabled to fill and forward (by Mali
or Express) all orders, Immediately upon receipt, a
matter of great importance.
United States Notes, National Bank Notes, Drafts
on Philadelphia, and Post Office Orders received In
payment.
Any Information regarding ;the decisions of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenne cheerfully and
gratuitously furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checl
Receipts, etc.
The following rates of commission are allowed
Stamps and Stamped Paper:
On f 26 and upwards. 9 per
! 100 " 8 "
800 I
Address til ers, etc., to
STAMP AGENCY,
v
No. fi CHESNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA
USE
CHAMBERS
STAR
IT His
EVANS, 8TODDART & CO.,
740 8ANSOM Street.
7 9 fmwlm
INSURANCE.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
company. Incorporated by the Legislature
of Pennsylvania, 1EC6.
Office octteast conur of THIRD and WALNUT
Struts, Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCES
On Vcn;b, Cargo and Freight to all parte of the
world.
INLAND 1NSURANCE9
jn goctfB ty river, canal, lake and land carriage
all pans of the Union.
FlitE INSURANCHB
Ktrcnandlse generally; on 8iorc8, Dwellings,
Hon bcs, etc
AF-RBT8 OF THE COMPANY
November 1, IMs.
IVOO.OOO UMted tbtes Five Per Cent.
Loan, ten-forties laiLOWPO
inc,000 Unltsd etates Six Percent.
Loan (lawful money) 107,780-oo
W,0O0 United States Six Per Cent.
Loan, l&si 0,000-OC
OC.fXO Elate of PetinsylvaiJa Six Per
Cent. Loeri llS.vBO-OO
800,000 City of Philadelphia Six Per
Cent. Loan (exempt from
tax) wo.swo-oo
Htf.OO State of New Jersey Six Per
Cent. Loan 02,000-00
),WO Pcr.nyvar.! Railroad First
Korjrnge Six Per Cent.
Eomiit 450 HXJ
T,0'! Fect.f j-ivanm Railroad So
rono mortgage Six per Cent.
Ecrrts M.eiiB-OO
tr.,C Wt:ern Pennsylvania Roll
read Morgce Six Per
Cent. Bonds (Pennsylvania
KuLlroad guarantee) lO.OOO-CO
si.oeo t hie of Tennessee Five Per
Cent. Loan le.OOO-OB
7,000 fe jite of Teancesee Six For
Cfctt. Loflo s.lHO'OO
ll,t0 PectiFylvenia Railroad Com
pany, sr.o shares stock U.OOO-OO
l,a) Ntnh Pennsylvania nail
road Company, 100 shares
:otk 1,900-on
!C,fx Phiiadelphla and Southern
Mail Steamship Corn
racy, 60 srares stock T,60000
l,00 Lores on Bond and Mort
fFe .Sif Uets on City
FroptfV?. 8t,900-00
.,23MiXl r&r. Market value, Jl.UMS.BTO-O
, Cost, l,a!5,622-a7.
Real Estate M.OOO'OO
tills Recelvftb.e for Insurances made... 820,700-78
talances due p.t Agencies:
Premiums on ilariue Policies, Accrued
Interest, and other debts due the Com-
Pacy 5,097-S8
Stonk, Scr p. etc., of Sundry Corpora
tions, Um. Ee'Jniated value 8,740-30
Cash in Bant i6S,8iS-68
Cash in Draper t72-s
169,291'1
1,S63,100-04
D1RECTOR8.
Thcraaa C. EsnC, .Samuel 3. Stokes,
John C. Davis, 1 William ti. Boulton,
Ednsond A. frotder, jEdward Darlington.
Theophilus Panlding, H. Jones Brooke,
James Trarjuair, .Edward Lafourcade.
Henry Sionn, Jacob Rlegel,
Henry C. Daiett, Jr., I Jacob P. Jones,
ames C. Larnl, 'James B. McFarland.
William C. Ludwlg, Joshua P. Eyre,
Joseph H. Seal, Spencer Mcflvain,
HugnCra'g, ,11. Frank Robinson,
John D. Tay.'or, , J. B. Semple, Pittsuarg,
Georfe W. Bercadoo A. B. Berger Pittsburg,
WlliUiTn G Houston, 'D. T. MorKan. Plttsimra
THOMAS C. HAND, President.
TVTTJTf,"i AVis, Vlce-ilesldeut.
EFNRY LYLEUPvN, Secretary.
HENRY HALL Assistaht Secretary. 1 1
Life Instance tor the People!
HOMESTEAD
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF IE.liJI8YLVASU,
OFFICE:
No. 701 CHE8NU T Street.
FUILADELPHIA.
To place Life Insurance within reach of all, has
adopted a system or
MONTHLY PAYMENT OP PREMIUMS
Peculiarly adapted to the ability of ALL WORKING
FOR SALARIES OK WAGES.
Special attention Is called to this Company's
GRADUATING POLICY,
An original feature, designed to protect shareholders
In Building Associations, and all others who have
borrowed money or purchased property payable In
Instalments extending over a series of years, by
CANCELLING any balance of Indebtedness remain
ing UNPAID In case of DEATH.
THIS COMPANY ISSUES
All the ordinary forms of Life and Endowment Poli
cies at low rates of Premium, on the Participating
Plan, with but lew restrictions as to occupation,
and NONE AS TO TRAVEL OR RESIDENCE.
Pamphlets containing full Information may be ob
tained at the Company's office.
WILLIAM M. SEYFERT, President.
LAURENCE MYERS, R. W. DOItPHLEY,
Vice-President. Secretary.
B. E. DAVIS, Superintendent orjAgenclea. 4 9 Cm
Active and responsible men wanted as Agents.
189 C1IArTER PERPETUAL. IgJQ
Franiiin Fire Iinraice Company
OF PHILADELPULY.
Office, Nos. 435 and437 CHESNUT St.
Assets Jan. 1 1,70$2,825,73 167
CAPITAL .'.1400,000-00
ACCRUED SURPLUS AND PREMIUMS. 3,425, 731 -67
INCOME FOR 1S70, LOSSES PAID IN 1869,
IblO.OOO. 1 144. DOS -42.
. sLohkci paid since lHlo over
5,500,000.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal
Terms.
The Company also Issues policies upon the Rents
r all kinds of Buildings, Ground Rents, and Mort-
'f he "FRANKLIN" has no DISPUTED CLAIM.
DIRECTORS.
Alfred O. Baker,
Airred ntier,
Thomas Sparks,
William t. Uraut,
Thomas S. Ellis,
Gustavus S. Benson.
Samuel Grant,
George W. Iticharda,
lsasc Lea,
George tales,
ALFRED d. BAKER. President.
GEORGE FALLS, Vice-President.
JAMES W. MCALLISTER, Secretary. ia W
THEODORE M. REGER, Assistant Secretary.
THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
inoomorated it25 Charter Perpetual.
No.
610 WALNUT Street, opposite Independence
Square.
This Company, favorably known to the commu
nity for over forty years, continues to Insure against
loss or damage by lire on Public or Private Build
ings, either permanently or for a limited time. Aisa
. L....nitni-u htju'll Of (jrwwtH. Anil MMri'haniliua
generally, on liberal terms.
Their Ca
amtitl. toKuther with a large Surplus Fund.
Is Invested In the most careful manner, which ena
bles them to oner tu iuc maureu su uuuuuuieu SUCU-
nt v In the case of loss.
Daniel Smith, Jr.,
lhaac Uazletiurht,
Thoiuss Robins,
Jnhu lX-vereux.
Thomas Smith,
ii en r j lcwih,
J. Gillliigham Fell.
Daniel Haddock, Jr.,
Franklin A. Couily,
DANIEL SMITH, Jk
W'y, G. Ooweii, s-Tetdry.
President.
3 SO
AMUSEMENTS.
CO'TTisu oAmrs. otkx to, all comte-'
O T1TORS.
AT oak dale park,
(ifrmantnwn Bsiiroad and Broad street.
On MONDAY, Angnst 1(5, H7o.
Two TT.ztn tor -ach game, and Special Irl7.e for
DONALD DINNIK, the great champion Athlete,
lio will romprte in ihe games.
Music by V- ('lure's Liberty Cornet Band, nistlne's
Orchestra and Ipi-rs "I the Club.
SPLENDID DANCING ACCOMMODATIONS.
Gri'ur.ris ran i r-arhd bv Gcrmantown steam
cars, Four'h ai;d Eighth fs. pnMscngt-r car.
Aoru-HMcr., A.iultii, Mlc. ; Children, )!5c. S10 4t
INSUHANOk.
INSURANCE COMPANY
WORTH AMERICA.
Jandabt 1, IfTt.
Cbnrtrr Perpvtusil,
Irerreriti4l f?M.
CAPITAL.
8300,O.IC
fr ritld lere ei,Dlzfv(1oB....8:f,000,000
Rrrrlrte f l snlu me, j,;t. . . ,n i ilit 1.14 1
Intervsl frees f vteiseeBie, 'till. f 1. 1,ti!rl-V
I paid, H.o:wtas-M
tfilrent ef the Asmcu.
Tint Merr sees cd Cs Prcrcrty j;fg
United tt;e (.'cierDnicEt end other f-o
Ecid j jjj
Bwlrosi, Ekes tl 0081 Stocks ' isa
UseD In Ebck sod OfSce 147 B0
Lokne cn Oolis'ersl Securitj , S2 fcf
Notes Receivsbie. wotl'.f Kuine Premiums... E2l-4
Accrcrd Icibrett to'ioj
Pren -iCiri in Cvxjrr of trkcsmissiea. c61iS
l"nn'tid MirtePiTOi-.-iri t (hjV
BeslKsute. OSinf Cnpt PhiUrtelphie. . s,M
nior t. t-rD0lsK. Ocpe,
Jcin A. t-n r, Kdwsrd 8 Clerk L"
1 M,nc- 1 -rUon Hen";.
n,c V tre, Alfred I) Jessn"'
j,otn hwft. Cifmpnt A. (Jriecom!
fcecre. L. ilirr rcn. Wilhsm Urrckie.
ARTHUR O. COFKtN, President.
. CEAKI.IS PLArr.VloPreideet.
HiTTEUs IVtlP. Secretejf.
C. E. Kuvu, Am ocI iecrotarr. g 4
ASSURY
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
2NTEW YOZ 21.
LEMUi:L BANG, President.
EMOKV .McCLlMTOCK, Actuary. Y
PIKX5Y1VANIA STATE AGENCY,
JAMFS M. LOSGACltK, Manrurer.
H. C. WOOD, JF... M. 1., Jledlcul Examiner.
0cc, SC2 WALHUT J8t, Philadelphia.
KEV. fc. PCWBKS, Special Agent-
JAMIS K. LONGACTfB, General Agent
5 23 mwny No. :.j2 WALNUT Stree t, PhUadelphia
QHARTER PERPETUAL.
ASSETS 8200,000.
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY CF QERMANIOWN.
OFIICE, Xo. 4S29 MAIN STREET.
Tske ritls in Philsdelphia, SfontomerT, and Bncke
couctie. on te motl tevoraole terms, upon UwoliinKs.
Barn, .MercLvLd:st, Jrurmture, Jjaruiinic implemenm.
iisy, Grt;D, 5crii, t:o. etc. ur1
DIRECTORS.
Spencer Robf rts, Nicholas Rittenhonie.
.lnhn h f ' 1 n 1 , r.
N.IH.n I I
Albert A'tiiirtJ,
Josepn Hucd'tiury,
Viil;n) AttaitiU, it. D.,
James P. Lnstroth.
Charles VVeias,
Joseph Rducber.
r 1 1. .... oui
-jt ir. u. oioMes.
SPENCER ROBERTS, President.
CH AKLKS H. ETOKKS, Secretary and Treasurer
SHil. H.LEti.MAN, Ast-btact Secretary. 6 2(Jsinw3in
J IRE A88OCIATI ON.
INCORPORATED MARCH S7, 16S0.
OFFICE,
HO. Z4 NORTH IFTU STREET
LN8URH
BUILD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AUD
KERCEANDIfiE GENERALLY,
From Lota fc Firs (ia tte City of Philadolpbia only),
AfebtTS, JANUARY 1, 1S70, 81,574,7343,
TKDBTEE8.
TU n m UTT TO XT
.CHARLES P. BOWER.
JOHN CARKOW, IjKSBK LIOHTFOOT
l.rUKlit 1. xuvv, MIDI'. OU'JU.MA Krft.
JOS. R. LYNPALL, PETER ARMBRDBtSb
LEVI P. COATS, M. H. DIOKfNSONT1'
BAMUEL WABHAWK. 'PETER WIXIJAJIBOM
rttiavvn., 'rRi KK Wl
JOSEPH B. BO HELL,
WM. H. HAMILTON, President,'
E 4KCEX EPARHAWK, Vloe-Preelden.
WILLIAM F. BDTLEB
fiecreu ;
JpAME INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 809 CHESNUT Street.
D?C0Kr0EaTBD 16i. CHARTER PERPETUAL.'
CAPITAL f'iOO.OOO. . .
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
Insurance against Loss or Damage by K-ire eltner fc
Perpetual or Temporary Policies.
SIKCT0K8.
Charles Richardson,
William H. K'oawn,
WUliam M. Keyrert,
John F. Smith,
Nathan Hiilea.
Robert Pearen.
John Kesaler, Jr.,
Edward 11. Orne,
Charles fcitokoa.
John W. Kvertaan,
. , . 1 .
Oeorge A. "West
CHAKLES RICHAHDSON, President.
VVir.f.laM II. l.'HAU'N. Vl.oPrUtl.i .
Williams 1. Llakchakd, Secretary. 7 35
THE ENTERPRISE INSUBANCE CO. OP
PlllL.DELPilIA. w
Office e. W. cor. I'OUKTH and WALNUT SaeetB.
PIKE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
PERPETUAL AND 'PERU POLICIES ISSUED.
CASH Capital uaid up in full) 200,00o o0
CASH Afcsets, July 1. 1S70 650,7asi0
DIRECTORS.
F. Ratchford Starr, J. Livingston Errlnger,
Naibro Prazier, James L. Claghorn,
John M. Atwood, i'W'iu. O. Koulion,
Benj. T. Tredick, Charles Wheeler,
George II. r-t uart, (Thoiuas II. Montgonier
John H. lirown, James M. Aertsen.
V. KATCliFoRD STARR. President.
THOMA- H. MONT(JoMEltY, Vice-President.
ALEX. W. W1STEK, SecreUry.
JACOB E. PETERSON, AsHatant Secretary.
TMPEBIAL FIRE INSUIIANCE CO.,
LONDON.
ETABIJ11ED ISO.
Paid-cp Capital and Accumulated Funds,
88,000,000 IN GOLD.
PEEVOST & HERRING, Agents,
4; 5a. M S. THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
(HAS. M. PREVOBT OH AS. P. HEREIN Ct
. K I-1 v . If 1 . Jt1...t-l,i .
Zit in. nVV.- .1 VL K iV- It
TORN FARNCM & CO., COMMI8SIOM MEK
tf rbas's aBRlMtBctMierera ol OonesloMATloktnf, er,
fee, U CLLiiiUJ kU UW Ptaidajtuev !'.
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