CITY .13IILLETIN.
scintei commencement.
The semi-annual commencement of the Central
High echo°, (fifty-eighth term) came off this
morning, at the Academy of Music, in yresence
of a large audience, composed principally - of
young ladies. In the parquette, parquette-circle
and balcony every sent was occupied. Upon' the
stage were the members of the Board of Con
trollers of the Public Schools, the Faculty of the
School. Graduates, and invited gnel:tai The Ger
mania Orchestra was present, and furnished
_sonic delightful music.
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The exercises were opened with an appropriate
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?raver by Rev. James AL Crowell,
Vile Masters' addres s' was then delivered by,
Joseph Mason, Esq., Of July, 1862.
r"e_•.! The remainder of the programme was 8s Rd
lowa :
Salutatory Addres. (Second Honor,)—John J
Foulltrod.
Eloquence, (Fourth Honor,)—Geo. , W. Hunt.
Our Counts—John H. W. Chestnut.
he Study of history --john D. S. Levis.
~LChristirtnity Essential Co Civilization —Edwin
PM'. Hunt.
The Digultv of Llibbr—William Flilf
Honorary Address, (Leonardo DaYinci,)—Reid
T. Stewart.! ' '
CONFERRING DEGREES.
Edward Shippen, Esq.. President of the Board
of Controllers of the Public Schools, then con
ferred the degrees as folloWs :
MASTER OF ARTS.
• Holstein DeHaven, William L. Dubois, Rev.
Daniel Elwell. Rev. Joseph R. T. Gray, John
Henry - Hogan, John D. King, Joseph Mason,
Esq:, Edward F. Moody, Joseph Morgan, Wash
ington F. Peddrick, General Lewis H. Pelouze,
U. S. A., Trvon Reakirt, James Taylor, M. D.,
Wilberforce Wells.—Total, 14.
nACIIELOn OF ARTS.
• Reid T. Stemiart, 98.6; John J. Foulkrod, 95.2;
Alfred C. Rex, 95.2; George W. Hunt, 92.8; John
H. W. Chestnut, 92.6; John D. S. Levis, 90.5;
William Newton MeekS, -- 896: — Edward -- T - Noe,
• 88.8; Henry Clay Pastonus, 87.8; Overton Carr,
87.6; Charles • - Mortimoore, - 87.1; William H.
Loughlin, .86 4; Edwin M. Hunt, 79.4; William
hilt, 77; Cyrus D. Tatman, 75.—Total, 15.
PARTIAL! COM:U.S.
- 4'07 , Three Years=-William J. Armstrong, 71.6.
For Two-and-a-half Years—Nathan IL Suplee,
For Two Years—Joseph W. Janney, 96; Harry
C. Wilt, 95.1; William T. Pierson, 94.7; Thomas
M. Bell, 94.4; William Henry Fussell, 93; John
Harper, 89; Arthur T. Garren, 88.8; John E.
McManus, 88.2; Thomas Pinto, 87.8; James M.
Girton, 86.1; Isaac C. Underdown, 81.8; Samuel .
C. Hoff, 78.5 - ; James - Barlow, 71.T.-=-Total, 15.
AWARDING THE TESTIMONIALS.
George Tnman Riche', Esq., Principal of the
School,then awarded the testimonials to the Pupils
..whose averages emitted them to be termed 'Dis
tinguished" and "Meritorious." The lint Is' as
follows:
oimr;:s;onsuEo.
Di A.—Reid T. Steivart, 99.5; ,rohn J.
Foulkrod, 97.8; George W. -Hunt, 97.8; John H.
W. Chestnut, 97.2: Overton Carr, 95.8; Alfred C.
Rex, 95.2; William Newton Meeks, 95.2; William
H. Loughlin, 95. •
Diri.;lon B.—Theodore Canfield, 97.2; Charles
D'lnvilliers, 97: Albert N. Heritage, 95; George
T. Harr* 95. .
Divisien C.—W. Frederick Monroe, 97: Andrew
W. Manship, 96.8: Henry Rosenbaum,
95.2.
Division D.—Harry D. Moore, 96.4; Richard G.
Lippincott, 96.4;•Lewis S. Lee, 96.2.
Division E.--William W. Stout, 98; Edgar S.
Cook, 96.1; Joseph.W. Janney, 96; John H. Car
roll, 95.6; Frederick K. Moore, 95.3; Harry C.
Wilt, Pf.l; Joseph Esherick, 95.
Division F.-Dewey Bates, 98.1; Frank P.
Pritchard. 95.8; Jesse J. Barker', 95.6; Harry
Willis, 95.6; N. Craig Ligget, 95; Ernest A. Hemp
stead, 95.
Diri,q; IL—George R..Buckman, 95.5.
Total Distinguished, 32. ,
mEnrron tors.
Division .A.-John..D. S. Levis, _91.2; _Edward
T. Noe, 93.7: Henry Clay Pastorius, 90.9; Charles
Mortimoort, 89.9; Edwin M. Hunt, 86.9; Cyrus
D. Tatman, 85.9: William Hilt, 85.5.
Division 8.-William • Kent, 92.4; Harry T.
- :Kingston, 92.2; William H. Rogers, 88:6; -Henry •
Sehmeele, 87.1; 'David Dailey, 86.9; Charles E.
Perkins,B6.l; John F. Caldwell, 85.5.
Division C.-Albert C. Peale, 90.2; Edward S.
Warren, 89.7; John B. Devine, 85.9; -Walter 11.
Henzey, 85.7.
Division D.-Victor A. Ellis, 92.4; Benjamin F.
Moore; 89.6; Wm. F. Jones, 89.1; Engelke T.Lm
nard, 89; John Bartlett. 88.8.
Dirision E.-Thorn:l. - , M. Bell, 04.4: Robert
Bell, 93.5; Louis Brechemin, 93.1; William H.
Fussell, 03; Thomas Bell, 92.2; David Rrooks,
91.6; William E. Harrop, 91.5; Thomas F. Eck
feldt, 90.8; John Harper, 89; Arthur T. Garren,
88.8; John E. McManus, 88.2; Oliver 11.11111,87.9;
Thomas Pinto, 87.8; James M. Girton, 86.1; Isaac
C. Underdewn, 85.
Division F.-George 11. Buchanan, 94; Elihu
Thomas, 92.8; David E. Appel, 89.2; Samuel B.
Mover, 89; S. Rowland Caldwell, 88.6; William
L. Austin, 88.4: William W. Sites, 87.6;- Francis
Moore, 86.7; Martin S. Clarke. 86.6; W. T. Carlos
Sanders, 85; William J. Suplee, - 85.
Dirisic4; G.-Horace M. Mattis, 94 - ; George G.
-Thompson, 92.5: Wilbur F. Callaway, 92.2:
William M. Gardner, 92.1; William W. Carr, 91.1;
John M. Roecker, 91; Pent Dulles, 90.7; Henry I.
Rosenbaum, 90.2; Henry Taylor, 89.5; Abraham
M. Beitler, 88.2; John E. Cook, 88.2; Cli. 11.
Fahnestock, 87.8; Oren B. Colton, 87'.6; Chas. A.
Mennig, 80.7. ' Howard E. Trimble, 86.7; James
Alcorn, 86. G; George H. Bradley, 86.2; Franklin
P. Barr, 85.8; Edwin S. Meredith, 85.3;,Charles F.
Fisher, 85; George W. Widmer, 85.
Divisio. H.-George W. Cloak, 92.3; Frank
Fisher, 90.1; Alexander 11. Spencer. 90.1; Theo
dore H. Lyons. 89.9; Walter Boswell. 87.1: Gates
D. Fabnestock, 85.4; Harry. I). Meyer. 85.2;
Joseph B. Potter. 85; Peter MeCabev. 85.
Total Meritorious, 79.
The valedictory address was delivered I,y Wm.
New WO Meeks. ' - •
The audience then separated. •
Ratter o~ DisAumm FIREMEN.—The funds of
the Asi:ociation for the Relief of Disabled Fire
men are now being eery heaily drained. The
following amounts havebeen paid out recently,
principally for the relief of the sufferers by the
disaster at the American Theatre
.Tune :15. 1867
duly f+.1.867
Total 9985'
This Association is a very worthy one, and
desuves the hearty support of all benevolently
disposed citizens.
AN IN•rmth-amo MEETING will be held this
evening at the Academy, to extend to Drs. Den
ham and Hall, of the Irish Presbyterian Dale
gation,the farewell greetings of the Philadel
phia Churches. These gentlemen enjoy a high
reputatioti at home as eloquent writers and
speakers, and us this will be the last opportunity
to hear them in this country, there will doubtless
be a crowded audience. The few tickets that will
be undisposed.of at Ashinead!s, 704 Chestnut
street, before the meeting, will be distributed at
the door this evening.
A DEYAULTI;;CICLEIcK.—A young man, name
John Given. was arrested yesterday and taken
before Alderman Tittermary, upon the charge of
false pretence and crubezzlement.h He was
formerly in the employ of Bispham & Co., drug
gists, and is allegedato have collected money for
the firm and decamped. He went to Georgetown,
D. C., but returned yesterday and was captured.
He was committed to answer: •
FATAL. RE'iULT ore RI*NAWAY.—Mta. Kirk
patrick. au aged lady who accompanied Mr.
Johnson and family in a ride, yesterday after
noon, was thrown out of the wagon, with the
the others; nt Third and Diamond streets. She
was &abject to attacks of heart disease, and died,
from over-excitement, in about an hourafter the
accident.
Obri cArri Duhosq, aged G 8 years, one
of the oldest jewelers in this city, died last even
. in at his residence, No. 314 Catharine street.
The deceased has been a resident of the old dis
trict of Southwark all his life, and was highly
respeeted by a large circle of acquaintances.
Dirion,KaLy }limits CitsE.—Daniel McCue was
arrested yesterday, by Policeman Reeder, and
was taken before Alderman Hurley., upon. thy
charge of keeping a disorderly honk! at No. (i 29
Barclay street. Ile was held in $BOO bail to
answer at court.
PuomofiiiZ---Captalu . Samuel Wrigley, late •
tho . jo)lint.k. , r service, has been bro eted Major
for rnecitpriot6 conduct.. .
Tni.; SAnhom BTnii.nx STOTEIZERS.—The
lug additional subscriptions for the benefit of the
- dufferers by the San Ant street explosion have
been received by the Mayol : :
C. Gillou $2O 00
Per Rev. B. H. Nadal, D. D.: .
James W. Earley • 10 00
Wm. Brown 5 00
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c. D. Thum 5 90
Cash , 200
The whole amount thus far received by the
Mayor, is $13,781 :;.1 which has been turned over
to Wm. G. Mobrhead, Treasurer.
The following amounts have thus far been dis
h ibuted by the committee having the matter in'
charge: . . . .
Mrs. Andrews, with three children.... $675 00
Mrs. Achuff, one 550 00
Mrs. Clawson, seven. 850 00
Mrs. Crump 275 00
MroDargm, four " - 675 00
Mr.. Dreher, 0ne525 00
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Mfrs. Hummel', one • .525 00
Mrs. Hamilton, one 500 00
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Mrs, Ileyhuan, two 6OO 00
Mrs. Hallowell. three AI 600 00
Mrs. Haddoci..three., ...... .......... 075 0 0
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MrS - .Langer, one 500 00
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Mrs. Lang, one 600 00
Mrs. Mealev, one. 525 00
Mrs. Schweiger,, three 675 00
Mrs. Schumann, four ' 800 00
Mrs. Wolfram. four 675 00
ASSAULT WITII A BlLLY.—Bridget Donohue
was arrested yesterday, at Second and Thompson
streets, for attempting to assault a man with a
billy. She was taken before Alderman Eggleton,
and was committed in default of $l,OOO bail for
NOT THE MAx.—R. Cohen, who keeps cigar
and tobacco store on South street, near Second,
is not the man who was arrested a few days ago
with others, for - disturbing the peace on South
street. . .
—A Mobile paper predicts that some day "the
gray hairs" of the new military Mayor "will be
covered with the blush of shame."
• —James Russell Lowell has an article in the
North A moriccur on-" Rousseau 4.nd the Sentituen
talists."
CITY NOTICES.
COI.IT3II3IA'S the Gem of the Ocean: but the
gem of Philadelphia is the Parisian-honored Ameri
can Combination Buttonhole Sewing Machine. Call
at the (reception and salesroom?, at Eleventh and
Che6tnut streets, and examine.
C(NGIZESS)Cks'*6IENCK, of Ohio, introduced a
resolution into Congress to bestow a vote of thanks on
Petroleum V. Nasby for the good he has clone the
country in general,. and, we sumaise, Mr. Schenck
in particular. We hope Congress, when it passes the
vote, will also pass one of thanks to Chas. Stokes &
Co., the eminent Clothiers under the Continental, on
account of the number of !mod habit.; they have spread
through the country, -- _ -
Monts AND FEECKLES.—The only reliable rem
edy for brown dfscolorations called Morn and
FRECKLES, IS PEP.R.Y . 6 MOTs AND FREOICLE LOTION.
Prepared: by Dr. B. C. PERRY, DermatOlogist, 4 Bond
street, New York. Sold by all druggists.
}MOWN S JAMAICA G iNGF.it is now an ind ispen
'sable article to one traveling. We find everywhere a
difference in the \‘ ater we are accustomed to in the city,
and ihie causes an unpleasantness at the time, in fact
with many sickness. A little of prowifs Ginger soon
counteracts any injurious effects from it. With chil
dren it is an invaluable remedy against the effects of
green fruit, which we all know they will .indulge
No family leaving the city should be without a good
supply.
EXAMINE OAKFORI)S' stock .Of
STRAW HATS,
• all varieties and prices.
Stores under the Continental Hotel
PURR FRUIT SYRUPS for Soda Water; also
bottled for domestic uses. Hance', Griffith Co., N,
W. corner of Marshall and Callowhill-streete.
CANNED wild game
Cooked in various ways,
Potted Tongue, Beef,
Herring, Anchovy Paste.
,a Shrimp Paste. &c., &c.,
Suitable for Pic Nics,
Fishing parties, ,tc.
Manama. & FLETCLIER,
1204 Chestnut street.
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Niov SPICED SALMON,
JONES' 1i.(411., 235 Dock Street, below Third,
revived by W. P. Larkin on the, European plan.
Neale from 6 A. M. to 12 P. M. GoOd lodginv for
guests. Noture — open all night.
ExAmiNE oAkronDs' stock of
Srl:Aw HATb,
all varieties and prim , .
Stores tinder the Continental lintel
THE NEW "FLIRT' . HAT, sold only by Wood
Cary, 72.5 Chestnut street, Is now all the rage in
Our large cities, anti at fashionable watering places.
Messrs. W. & C. are selling off all their tine trimmed
hots and bonnets at less than half the cost of impor
tation. Th'nli of that! For beautiful novelties in
this line, a great bargains, Wood Cary's is the
plate.
EXAMINE OAKFOITOS ' stock of
SrISAW 11.4. Tb, '
all varieties and prices.
Stores under the Continental Hotel
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRIL-•
.L.lsaace, M. D., Professor of the Eye and Ear, treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with
the utmost success. Testimonials from the most
reliable sources in the city can be seen at his office, No.
519 Pine WM. The medical faculty are invited to ac
company their patients, as he has no secrets in his
practice. Artificial eyes inserted. „No charge made
for examination.
ROCKIIILL & WILSON,
Clothing, Clothing, Clothing
603 and 605 Chestnut street.
White Linen Duck Punta.
NVllite Linen Duck Pants.
White Linen Duck Nests
White Linen Duck Vesta
Genoese Linen Dusters
Genoese Linen Dusters
Boys' Linen Garibaldi&
Boys' Linen Garibaldis.
A great variety of white and colored linen clothing
Summer Clothing of all descriptions. Alpaca Coats
Rooitnir.r. Zt, WILSON,
Clothing Muse,
603 and 006 Chestnut street.
,IMPQ TAT I 0 NS,
Reported fur the Philadelphia Evening istilletim
NEW ORLEANS—Schr R Baird,lreland-2 trunks
bxs J E Beyelle; S trunks D S Stetson & Co; 57 car
boys Powers & Weightman; 100 bags wool Smith &
Penrose; 747 pea 31 Ws 2 hhds iron order; 97 ca mdse
E Mathieu & Sou. ,
MARINE BULLETIN.
PORT OF PIIILADELPHIA-Jmy 11.
["See Mwrine Bulletin on Sixth Page.
ARRIVED THIS DAY.
Steamer Ocean Bird, Massey, from Newark.
Schr F R Baird, Irelan, 10 days from New Orleans
with mdse. to I) S Stetson & Co.
Schr Mary A Trier, Tyler, from Providence, in bal
last to WA. English. No date, lat 8910, spoke scar
Trident, froni Boston for Charleston, 4 days out.
S hrM C Iturnite, Rickards, 1 day from Camden,
Del. with grain to Jas tilewley & Co.
Schr Marshall Perrin, Gibbs, 3 days from New York,
with mist to captain.
Schr Dirigu; Baker, b -- days from — Salem; with ice. to
captain.
Sehr C Tilton, Scmers, from Fairhaven.
Sclar Eva Belle, Howe., from Lynn: •
Seta H Croskey, Potter, from 'Weymouth.
Schr R RR No SO, Corson, from Stoningtom
Schr It Peterson, English, from Dighton.
Schr Occan,Wave, Baker, trom Newport.
Schr T Sinuickson, Dickerson, from Commercial Pt.
Schr Moonlight, Berry, from Providence,-
Schr W F Borden, Adams, frem Providence.
Schr Evergreen, Belloate, from Providence.
- Schr Village Queen, Phillips, from Providence'.
Schr J Porter, Burroughs, from Providence.
SCittlC S Edwards, Gaudy, from Salem.
Stir J C Brooks, Burgess, from Salem.
Stiff C Moore, Ingersoll, from Hingham.
SOH. Ann Eliyabeth, Phillips, from Norwalk.
Schr L & M Reed, Steelman, from Boston.
San . It W Godfrey,-Young, from Boston. .
hub , : , 1 Walks, Itobtraon. from, lioatou.
THE DAILY EVENING 131ILLETIN.-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY. JULY 11, 1867.
$10,225 00
MITOLIT:LL E FLETOIIER,
1204 Cheetuut street.
Schr Grace Girdler, Smith, from Boston.
Schr J H Bartlett, Harris, from Boston.
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Sell: M P Smith, Grace, from Boston.
Schr h L 33 Wales, Leach, from Boston.
Schr Pearl; Brown; from Boston'. ' •
Schr C B Emery, Clayton, from Boston.
CLEARED THIS DAY.
arhentine Emtaa, Iferboth,Falmouth,ll L Westcrgaard
& Co.
Brig Mountain Eagle, Sherman, Portland, Warren,
Greg g & Morris. •
Brig ldelia, Jackson. Aspinwall, Merchant & Co.
Schr T Sinnickeen, Dickeraon, Comm'l Pt. Sinnickeon
& Co.
Schr It lin No 60, Corson, Hart ford,Htunmett & Neill.
Schr C B Emery, Clayton, Boston, captain.
Schr I' St Clair Edwards, Ireland, Boston, JG&GS
Re pplwr.
Schr II W Godfrey, Yonne', Boston, . do
Schr C Moore, Ingen.oll, Hingham, do
Schr S S Lee, Huntley, Medford, do
Schr W S Thompson,Yates, Georgetown,DC,
Gordon & Co. . t
Schr Moonlight, Berney, Providence, J,..12 White&Son.
Schr H Croskev, Potter, Providence, do
Schr M P Smith, Grace, Boston, captain.
Schr Pearl, Brown. Boston, captain.
Scar C Brooks, Burgess, Boston, capthin.
Schr Eva Belle, Howes, Lynn captain.
Schr Evergreen, Itelloste, Fall River, captain.
Steamer Ocean Bird,Massey, Newark, captain.
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
LEWES, Dm, 'July 9-6 PM.
:,-;clirs I, S Lovering, M S I,lathaway, Island Belle and
Marietta Steelman. all iroin Philadelphia for Boston;
Ennui Queen, do for Fall River, and Elwood Boron, do
for Providence, went to sea this im,rning. Ship Invin
cible, in tow of tug America, and a bark supposed the
'Minna, for Bremen, in tow of a small tug, went to sea
at 6 o'clock this afternoon. Brig Agenora, before re
ported, received orders and sailed - for Baltimore. Schra
Flight, Hesperus, li C Band, C Loeser, Honest Abe,
Mabel Hall, Elite and W A Crocker,
all loaded with
stone for Delaware Breakwater, are 11bw in the har
bor. Wind W NW.
Yours, .&c,
MEMORANDA.
Ship Invincible, Dale, hence at New York yesterday,
in tow of tug America.
Ship John Harvey, Lovell, from Liverpool, was be
low Boston yesterday.
Bark Wavelet (Br), Thurston, cleared at Miming
ton, NC. Sal hist, for Rio Janeiro.
Schrs A R Wetmore, Lippincott, and J Crark,Fow
ler, hence at Providence 9th inst. •
Schrs DI V Cook; Falkenburg; Thomas Borden,
Wrighting,ton; Dauntless. Coombs; L B Ives, Bow
ditch, for this port, and White Foam, Howes, for do
or Baltimore, sailed from Providence 9th lust.
Schr Eliza E Potter, Potter, hence at Mystic 9th Met.
Schr Ann Twibill, Edwards, hence at Pawtucket 9th
instant.
Schrs JOhn Griffith, Cobb, hence for Newburyport ;
Mary Price, Gay, do fur Plymouth; Amos Edwards,
Somers, and Henrietta, Dwyer, do for Boston, at
Holmes' Hole 9th inst.
ochre James Oillotighgy, hence, and Billow, from
Trenton, at Norwich 9th inst.
Schr Beading No 34, sailed from Norwich 9th
inst.' for this port.
Schr C Fantatizzi, Parritt, hence at Boston 9th inst.
Got ()IT Gallop's Island, supposed without injury.
iVAELYETINGS, &c.
CARPETINGS! CARPETINGS!
J. T. DELACROIX,
37 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Has received, per late Arrival:4 a large and varied snort.
ment of
J. CROSSLEY & SON'S RRIISSEVII: CARr
PRICINGS, NEW DESIGNS.
Also a large line of Three-ply Extra Super and Fine 1.6
grain Carpetings, Cottage and Rag Carpote Oil Clothe,
Shades, etc., winch will be sold at greatly reduced prices,
wholesale and retail. • J. T. DELACROIX.
S. SF,COND :Arcot, between Market and Chestnut
N. B.—Partfoular attention paid to the fitting up of (X&
eta and Counting-x . oomi. apa3mriA
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PROPOSALS.
lEPAIZT3.II:NT OF 111011WAYs, twrjci:
I --No. IU4 South Fifth erect, l'hiluthlphiA, July
loth, IH7.
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Sealed Proposals will be received nt ,the Other of the
Chief Commissioner of Ilighway,i until 19 o'clock IL. on
.114: , iDAY. 15th inet., for the construction of a wirer on
the line of Rittenhouse street. trout the northeast , AY Fide
of Genoa Mon n avenue to Iloney run, to he !tail( •if ,rick,
eh cubit in form, with a clear midi diameter of three
met. and with elicit inlets and Inatilionie of may be direr,
teal by the Chief Engineer and Surveyor—to bepaid for
tilt of Item No. 20 t 4 appropriation made to the Depart
ment of Ilighways. the., for the, year Ptii, and the con
tractor will be required to keep the street and sewer itt
good order for three years after the Fewer is finiFhed.
When the street occupied by a City l'assenger
re', d track, flu. sewer Omit be constrm•ted i.nintieldii of
said track in such Manlier tie not to obstruct oriaterfere
with illy Fan! laieinigii of the ears thereon; and ue, claim
for reionneration shall he paid the Contractor by the
company using wild track, as decided in Act of Assembly
May Ei,lBta
All bidders are invited to be present at the time and
place of opening the said Propoeals. Each propo:al will
I, , accompanied by a certificate that a Bond has )peen tiled
in the Lain - Departnient at directed by Ordinance of May2sth,
nth, 1860. If the Lowt.st Bidder shall not execute a now
tract within five day after the work hi awarded, he will
be deemed as declining, and trill be held liable on his
bond for the difference between his bid and the next
highest hid. Specifications may be had at the Depart
went of Surveye, which will be etrictly adhered
W. W. SmEDLEr.
3y11.5 1 / Chief Connitissioner aye.
COPARTNERSHIPS
IDISSOLUTION OF PA ItTNEHSIII P.—THE CO.
partnerehip heretofore exi-ting under the nitrite of
FREDERICK ZEIT% Az LOUIS 11APPEL lute been tine
day (July WI. 1kk67,) dieeolved by mutual coneen4. LOUIS
lIAI'VEL will continue to carry on the buenwee at the
canto place, No. 341. N. Third erect.
FREDERICIS %FITZ,
LOUIS lIAPI'EL.
jyllAh,e.tn43o 341 N. Third etreet.
HORSES FOR- SALE.
.FOR SA LE— I SUPERIOR DAPPLED GREY
51,11:4thre t Fix yearn old, MX halide high, sound, and
4 - . " • kind in Einala or double harneve—can trot dote to
three minetea; the property of .a private gentleman; told
for want of lIEV. Apply at
BR'UNET'S STABLES,
Oppoetto Railroad Depot,
jyll-2t' ' " Germantown.
A UCTI ON MALES.
POWELL, & AUCTIONEEns,
2a South Fiont mtreet and '29 Letitia rtrcet.
PEREMI.TORY SALE
:04 TONS DUNN'S ENGLISH cifINA CLAY.
ON SATURDAY MORNING.
,lnly 13, at 12 o'clock, will be mold for account of whom
it mavconcern, , on second wharf above Arch etreet, 204
trim litinive Englimh China Clay, damaged on voyage of
importation. cx bark Warrior, Ireum London.
Samples at Auction Store, and at the wharf on the, day
of male. jyll
10 11/11111111111.11111111 1111 ,
CAMPHOR TROCHES,
Positive Preventive of
C
Chatham, Dysentery, nud Cholera
.10 Bole Factor, C. It. Needle, Drugglnt, •
0 4. 12th 4 Race Sta., Philo
OYI, mulled out , ' •
ROCKHILL &WILSON,
603 and 605 Chestnut Street.
BOYS' CLOTHING, New Styles.
SPRING & SUMMER Boys' Suite.
GARIBALDI SUITS.
Made _to- 0 ider-
JOSEPH LAFETRA.
`S WORKS.
The Littlo-Beauty,-.sl
- in cloth, at *'2. Ou each.' "
Old Dower Howe
Hvacinthe........
Alice Seymour...
Mary Seaham.... ...
Psiesion.and_Principle:
The Flirt
(Good Society.
ILiuu Hearted.
ING'S WORKS
. -
Ellen Wareham.......... 38
Who Shall be Heir• :18
Nan Darre11........ ...... 38
The 5quire.,......
FYi RN lUiRE,&t.
SUIT .
OF
WALNUT - PARLORTURNITURE,_
COVERED COMPLETE IN. PLUSH. BROCATELLE,
SATIN AND TERRY. .
GEO. J. HENKELO, iACY di
Thirteenth and chpetnut Sta.
Jel4-1m rp§
SPECIAL NOTICE.
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE
AT
LOWEST MARKET 'PRICES.
GEO. J. HENKELS, LACY & CO.,
Thirteenth and Che‘tnut Streets.
Jel4.lln r 4
CLOTHI N G.
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR,
NO. 612 CHESTNUT STREET,
Complete emortment of choke
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ,
REDUCED PRICES._ •
PATTERN COATS, AND CLOTHES NOT CALLED
FOR, FOR SALE BELOW COST
aP27-I.TrP
HEAL ESTATE SALE.
EEAL ESTA'PE.---JAMES A. FREEMAN, A EC
tioueer.--Valuable Tracts of Land, Twenty-fifth
Ward, part of the Rote. Estate,.—On Wednes.
day. Jule 31,1867, at 12 o'clock, noon will be sold at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the following dee.
cribed real estate, viz.: No. I.—Thu square of ground on
the north side of Cambria' street, in the Twenty.tifth
Ward, extending from Kip to Ella streets 140 feet, and
f,OO feet along Kip to Indiana street, 44 feet 11', inches
along Indiana street, theme 124 feet 3 Inches to a point
on Ella street, 419 feet f inches above Cambria-street 4
fronts).
No. 9.—The square of ground on Catabria street, from C
street to Rose 11111 street, , ls6lcet 8 inches, and along the
two streets WO feet to Indiana street, on It hich it, is 136
feet 8 inches front (4 fronts).
No. 3.—The lot of ground at the north corner of To irtp
bun and Leanly streets. 261 fort 1 ; inches along Tusculum
vtreet, then nt right angles therewith 96 feet 4'-:lnches to
point ; thence at right agl
nes with? eamy street 135 font
to Ixamy street and' 43 feet 8 inches along the soave.
No. 4. --The lot of ground on the north side of ! , omeroot
street, between times and. Coo- Hill streets, 156 feet 9
and along the twq etrect. 250 feet.
s.—The lot of ground on the south side of Solner,t
street, between Boudinot and C streets, 225 feet trout on
the former. and 100 feet I rout on the tWO latter (3 fronts).
No. 6.--A lot of ground 4,ti the southeast 'side of Kensiug.
ton avenue, 11.1 - 2. fret 9,!-•; inches soitthw,st of SOlOoref . t.
t, 122 L et 9,!.5 inches trout :Ind WY fv,,t inehe,, deep
one line. and 192 trot, 4' inch,. deep on the other to
t_irant strcet.• • •
No 7. —'l hr lot of ground on the eouthttnet side .lattpar
~.trtad, 13 fta.t nortlwaet 1 . 1,111 Stan - met rtreet,
7,0 I tst.t 3', incht, , in front and about 35., f•.rt datit.narrow.
tin! a, it rxtcnde to 21 ft.t.t incht.sin , widtth on tinr rya r.
r' - .111 the etrt•rte laid lb ,NVII 311.im tilt city
h.... , la ,Il lied lel! t.. d to publie
and lion may ltr t•s:nuim:d at th•' Auction
:Store..
Ei":" • above eumpriver u full interest of the TIM
which ha: boorAi kartitioni•d :L;1113114 the. partio.. , in
interest. It ie worthy the itt tendon of litithittm
Lx Vnly' one-qu rtor of rho plirChN.Ne 711"11 ,, iN r04rjr...1
tho romaindor may I , lllllhl eeellred by bond and wort
gag,.
;Prz;jlLO to be paid on each at tin, tunae of male.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Anctionoor.
jy11.1.2.5 Store. .12'2 Walnut etro,:t.
PLEEMPTOIII" SALL - JAMES A. PREEM AN,
Amliwieer:"On WedneadaYelnly 31.1131i7,at12 o'clock,
noon, will be aold at public oale at 'the Philadelphia
xchange. No.l. —Valuable prop, , rtv In ear of Penn Bulb
ding, Walnut -otreethetivecn-Fouith - and Fifth. - All - that
eel lain lot of ground with the three•story brick ;team mill
or carpenter ehop thereon erected. situate on the aotith
ride of a twenty-ix feet wide c.nirt laid out at the di ,
lucre of 118 feet awithward from Walnut Arect between
Fourth and Fifth street, in the Fifth Ward of the idly,
high court Coll2lllllnicat with an 8 feet alley leading
nortim ardthereirom into Walnut atreet.) Containing in
front on fluid court C 6 Fl a t t illubvp, mow or Ito'.
Mill in ilrpth 46 feet, more or Icce Togetner
with the free lice and privilege of the above mentioned
court and alley, into, out. or along the alone, with or
without lierre=, cattle, earth and . carriages. at all time: ,
hereafter, forever, and of a water come , . therein. ;I' ,— Sub.
je4l to ie'N ground rent poor annum.
No. 2—Property adjoining. Also. all that certain three-
Ftory brick meomage and lot of ground (adjoining tho
above on the went,) ARUBA, en th, moth -aide of the paid
feet wide court. Containing in front •..121t., more or loco.
and in depth 12 ft. W ith the privilege and ice of the
court and alley, aa in No. 1. IZe -sub:l.A to $2l ground
rent per annum. Sale I'crentpt. , 97 - . Mau may he !Tell at
Cl.. auction ,Lure.
:CP" - $:11 , 0 to be paid on each at the time of eale.
JAMES A. FItEEMAN, Auctioneer.
i' 11 .111 rZtor, Walnot mtroot
•
Dugan, deceaord.--lanwA A. Freeman, Au ectioner.
fround Rent . irr.."l3 peg annum ($3.5041). Coder -
authority of the Ur),launo Court for the City and
County of Philadelphia. on Wednetday. July 31, 1 , 167,
at 1t o'clock, 11,“.11, will be eold at public pale, at the
Philadelphia Exchange, the folltoving fleocribed Heal Er.
t,te, late tin property of Thoun‘ Dugan, deceaAed, A
yearly ground rent at *!•.:10. re , qtrved and, aridng from a
lot of ground on the ea,t,dde of Thirteenth xtreet, 61 feet
bombe. ard fron, the 'north mid , of Oxford etreet, Twen.
tieth V. contftining in front on the ,fild Thirteenth
Ftreet '7O feet. and extending in depth cart ward het we •n
lino. parallel with raid Oxford street 110 feet to a 32 tea
wide .trivet. - • -
h' pg , id at 11,1 time of 0:110.
BY the Court, E. A. A11:11111CK. Clerk ft. C.
(113.)11C/1-: W. Az,ll,
1111:A.M. 31ILLP.11.
Adinini,tratot..
JA)II:i A. FIIEEMAN, Auctioneer,
ivia I' 2r, St , we. 422 Walnut greet.
- SALE BY Or DEP, ',OF 1111 COLili.T OF COM•
mon Plea,.--James Ak
, reeyan„, Auctioneer
" iLd P
Bneed ropertics—i , ,10,115.1.17 and 119 North
Fnnrth et.—Lot tie, by V 4 feet. el-a-attenrlty of the Court
of Collation I for the City and County offhiladelphia,
on Wedneedity, July 31, Mii7, at 13. o'clock._ noon, will he
sold at public sale, ut the Philadelphia Exchange, the
following de:icribi d Real Estate, of the t ;ernian Lutheran
•Coneregation ot 'Philadelphia: All thome uteA,Otag,t and
lot of ground on the , "it , Ide of Fourth A - rect., in the city.
of Philadeliihia, at the diltanee of 100 bit north of Area
i.trect, cuntaining in front , on street th feet 11
inehcF, sad in depth vii.twaid ! , 14 feet.
N. - There Vl', erected on the said premiser four ,
ti ellittt:r, three of them haying Ftnre, fronting on Fourth
rtreet, and a, two.and-u-half4tory brick • workeltop on the
1,1" 7- E , MtlliO to be paid when the property ie i!truck off;
erni at euk.
JAMES A. FPEEMAN. Auctioneer.
iitore.4:22. Walnut etreet.
ANS' COL KT SALE.—ON 'PM!,
e.-tate of John Stull, deceaard.—.l tunes A.
" ' Freeman. Auctioneer.—Property, Sellera street,
- Ftankford. Under authority of tae Orphan,' Court for
the City and County of Philadelphia, on Wedneaday,
July 31, 1867, nt 4 o'clock in The aftercoom will he sold at
pub& fah-, on the premises, the f. 'lowing described heal
Eetate. late the prof erty of John Stull, deceased
A lot of ground with the Irani!, dwelling and stable
thereon erected. in the Twenty-third Ward of the ,city,
on the routheaaterly Hide. of :idlers, atreet, 10th feet eolith
westward from the-bend or angle of maid xtreet. Con
taining in front on Sellers atreet 75 feet, and in depth at
riOrt angles with Salim atrect MO feet. C?" . Clear of
cumbrance.
icia to be paid at the time of tale.
Ety the Court, E. A. :MERRICK, Clerk O. G.
ItC,ARET STULL. , • 1
rin
VET ER CABTO .adnintrators.
JAMES A. FItI.ENIAN, Auctioneer,
r.L; Store, 422 Walnut street.
rmi s' :01 , RT sALE—EsTATE OF CAM.
Mile , . deeen..ed.—Jaml'll A. Freeman Age- -
ttoneer—(4o. 2iq order of Court.)--Two and a half
ry Brick Nn.2J7Beateretieet-I odor a uthority
of the Orphans' Court for the Pity and County of Phila.
dOphia, on Weduced ay, July 31, 10d7, a t 12 o'clock; noon,
will be roll at public on 1,, at the Philadelphia Exchange
the following described Real-Eidate, late the property of
(lathers Hiles, deceased: A-two and a halt 'dory bricic
',lewd/We and lot rd ground on the north old' Beavyer
rtreet..Sli feet E. of Third itrcet, in the Sixteenth Ward of
the City, containing in front Ili feet n incise, and in depth
411 feet_
subject to $2O ground rent per annum. .1W - $lllO to
he paid at the time of nat..
By the Court. li. A. MERRICK, 1 lerk - 0. C.'"
WILLIAM 11. MILES, Administrator . .
JA3IEd A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer..
P.". 11.18.25 :tore, No. 422 Walnut ArNet.
HOOP SKIRT&
HOUP SKIRTS ANP CORSETS.—MRS. E. BAYLEY
No. 812 Vine etrect, ie now manufacturing all the
varietiee of Hoop Skirta, Corsseta, etc. She has also the
Real French Comets, of new styles; Hoop Skirts
altered and repaired. miglittfrp
ROCKIIILL &WILSON,
603 & 605 CHESTNUT ST.
In Custom Department the choicest
stock of Coatings and Cassimeres
ever offered. Otir patrons can de
pend on getting a good fitting and
well trimmed guinea,
01/ TM,iskies.
4, ' AND BEST STOPIC OF
THE
FINE
IN THE LAND •
IS NOW POSStSSED BY
HENRY. S. HANNIS & CO.,
213, and .320 IPJELION'T STIELEIET I 3 ,
Who offer the same TO THE TRADE, in Lots, on very advantageons
Their Stock of Rye Whiskies, IN BOND, comprises all the favorite brands ex.
tent, and runs through the varioas•months of 1865, 7 60, and 42 thlio year, up to
present date.
Liberal contracts made for lots to arrive at Pennsylvania R.U. Depot, Erste*.
son Line Wharf, or at Bonded Warehouses, as parties may elect.
• E XC URSIONS.
•
•
• • 41.11'.-r*-- , SUMMER TRAVEL
Via
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILR OAD
snoircEsT AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE To
WILK ESBA itnE,
MAI - CH CHUNK.
EASTON,
ALLENTOWN.
mouNT CARMEL
HAZLETbN,
131 LEHEM,
And alloint? in the
LEIIIUJI, MAILANOY and
WVOMING LLEYS.
Commodious Cars, Smooth Track, Fine Scenery and
EA.vellent Hotels are the'Speeialtios of thin Route.
----Through-to-Wilkeeharre-aud -Mauch - Chunk without
Cll oiler of - care. -
EXCURSION TICKETS,
From Philadelphia to Principal Points, issued from the
TICKET OFFICES ONLY, at Reduced Itatet., on Satur.
days,good to return till Monday Evening.
EXCURSION Tux rrs •10 WILKESBA I:RE, good
for TEN n.oC s, issued any day.
Through Trains leave the Dopot, BE ItKri and A MERL
CAN street?. at 7.45 A. M P
~ 1.30. M. and 5.20 P. M.
'For Particulfas-see Time Table in.datly papers,
ELLIS CLARK, General Agent.
PHILADELPHIA , ,Till'' 1, 1807.
Tickets Sold and Baggage Checked through to the
Principal Points at Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggage
Expreei (Alice, No. 105 South Fifth street.
FARE T.O.WILMINGTON, 15 CTS,
CHESTER- OIL _HOOK-10 C,'rti.
On and after ALONPAV, July tdh, the
h.,
..teniner Ariel will il..llVe Cheetnut titreet
. hurl at p. 45 A. M. and 3.45 I'. M. Re.
turning—leave, , Wilmington at 6.45 A. N.. and
Fare (0 Wihnington t rte.; I.xenreiun Ticicetm,
Fare to (.'h,•-ter or !look, jyd-rit:
*l' 0 C A l' M A V.
P.1 4 =41 ON 'TUESDAYS, TI I LitSDA VS AND
SATULDAYB.
The new and swift Steamer. SAMUEL M. FELTON.
Capt. L. Davis. leaves Clwstnut Street Wharf on Tue.,.
days, Ihuretlays, and Saturdays at 9 A. M.. and returning
leaven ('ape MA) . on Mondays. wednerdays nud Friday
at i!4 A. M.
Fare.. 50, including carriage hire.
Servants.... 1 7:4
Children.... I:If,
FNeureionTicketA on Saturday good to rattru oft Mon
day, jI, including carriage hire.
ti. IL In:Dm:IA,
N, Expre.so Company have arranged to at•
tend to Baggage. and will check Baggage through to
il“tele, Cottages, &c.; :tiro, sell Ticket, at their rduce.lo-5
South Fifth street. lylim2try:
GENTLEMI:N 7 S FURNISHING GOODS.
THE PINE' SHIRT EMPORIUM
JOHN C. ARRISM,
Nos. 1 and 3 N. Sixth Street,
Importer, Manufacturer .
Dealer in every description of*
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goode,
In great variety and at
Moderate Price.
Particular attention given to the man
ufacture of Fine Shirts, Collars, &c.,
warranted to give satisfaction.
LOOKING GLASSES.
LOOKING GLASSES
of THE VERY BEST
C.4, - LTAL - 19E 1 Y.
EVERY NOVELTY IN
STYLE
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
816 CHESTNUT STREET.
INHSUHAIY(:I..
THE
SAFE 'DEPOSIT COMPANY.
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust
And Seib Deposit Company,
Fort THE SAFE KEEPING OF BONDS, STOCKS and
OTHER VALUABLES.
$500,000
DIRECTORS.
N. B. BROWNE', CHARLES MACALESTER,
CLARENCE 11. CLARK, EDWARD W. CLARK,
JOHN WELSH,ALEXANDER HENRY,
J. CHLLINGILUI
H ENR FELL Y
,_
C. S. A.
A. CALDWELL,
1W Office in the fireproof building of the Philadelphia
National Bank, 421 Chestnut etreet.
This Company IVCCAVe.ti on depoait, and GUARANTEES
THE SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES upon the follow.
log rate': a year. viz:
Coupon Bombe.. .. . . .......... .4 per 1,000
Regiatered Bonda atql. b•ccurities " 50 eta. per LIMA.
Gold Coin or Bullion..! .$1 25 per 1,000
Silver Coin or Bullion. ....... ....... . ...$2 per 1,000:
Gold or Silver P1ate......,., .. . ........ $1 por 100.
CASH BOXES or small tin * boxes of Bankers, Brokers,
Capitallete, eltc., contents unknown to the Company, and
liability limited, $25 a year.
The Company offers tor. RENT SAFES INSIDE ITS
VAULTS at $2O, $5O; $4O, $5O and $75 a year, according to
size and location.
Coupons and Interest collected for 1 per cent,
Interest allowed on Money Dere:Hite.
Truete of every kind accepted.
N. B. BROWNE, Prealdent
CAPITAL
ROBELT PATTY.RSON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
ROCKHILL &WILSON,
CLOTHING HOUSE,
No, 603 and 605 Chestnut Street,
Newest Styles Spring and Summer
Walking and Sack Coats, • Over ;
coats,Coachinen's Coat& A
stock of Lineu MAMA& Ousteru
and Alpan Couto,
R,. - Y ---- E - :WHTS . KI El
OLD
Torras.
jeilU-th,e,tu,rply
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
K
\ 4fr , n d*
LINEN STORE,
82S A-irch. Street.
Largest Linen Store in the City.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Linens-Retailing at Importers' Prices,
thirLatest Importations.
Fine Scotch Table Cloths and Napkins.
Richardson's Table Cloths and Napkhis.
Scotch Towelings, scarce goods,
Bloom Damask Towels,
Linen Drill Stair Crash, red border.
Brown Linen Cruinb Cloth, q 1-2,3 & 4 yds vise.
Several Bales Power Loom Table 'Linens.
Linen Cambric Dresses, new styles.
Printed Shirting Lineni.
Irish Linen Sheeting, 10 - 1 wide, $1 50, I 64111
An immense stock of the best makes of Irish
Shirting Linea,.
All kinds of Stitched Shirt 8C0.90M11.
GEO. IVIIII;LaiiLE-N,
LINEN IMPORTER AND DF-0.1.F:R.
GMMM`NIMRI
RITTER & FERRIS,,
N. W. corner Eleventh and Chestnut,
Eutrance 368. M.:rent:l fftre.A.
IMPORTERS LSD WHOLEHLE DEILEaII
White GOatts, Laces, nabfoiderlei,
Lißens, etc.,
HAVE OPEN AND FOR SALE
A LARGE L,1".7
SWISS AND JACONET
ALICTENNES,
Vuflecl
AT MUCH BELOW TEE COST OF 114r.PORTATI.9ti
apdli tz th Lys
_
IMEMEI
WA'111:11105, JEINt..II.IK.k, eau.
PATEN. PHILIPPE & CO.'S
CELEBRATEIS WATCHES,
151AD111.-XPRE....,LI
313 ALL - F. 'l' Sit
SOLE AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR PENNSYLVANIA.
A full umeortment of thee° TIMENEEPERS stway3 o 0
hand.
51.9 Chestnut St:
jO6-th a tu•M
~m , „•• PEARLS, DIAMONDS
AND OTIIE P.
PRECIOUS STONES.
New and Fashionable Jewel
• • Sterling Silvervfare.
THE CELEBRATED VACHERON & CONSTA.NTEIT WATCH.
J. T. GALLAGHER,
1300 Cheitri - iit Street,.
LATE OF BAILEY .56: CO: ie2O•thetu rp..3
BLAIR'S
TA - 14116XL , inENN.E r i I
It MAKING IN A FEW MINUTES
DELICIOUS DESSER rs.
HENRY C. BLAIR'S SONS.
EIGIITH AID WALNUT STREETS.
ROCKHILLAIVILSON,
603 and 805 Chestnut Street
H N AB LE
ady- made (0)143 Its Maw
VOR
MEN, ifourm.sami BOYS.
trihUtti th a ara3os