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we have now in actual attendance nearly ONE
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Brig onesiphorus, Maine, hence, at 81. John, NJ b..
nth inst.
Brig ca ymph He d. In Hampton Roads 9th Inst
from Rio Janelro. has been ordered TO Philadelphia.
Brig Waverly, Terry hence, was dscharging az Rio
JanpirO 8th ult.
Brig T. v. Merrck. MuDdays for Philadelphia,
sailed from Cardenas 9Th inst.
kchr n. ID. Welden, Heather. for Philadelphia. was
loading at Trinidad 5th inst.
schrA. Warft ed Little, and sloop NJ. Van Dussn,
Hotiie. hence, at Norfolk lith Inst
schr II. Baker, webber, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Portland lith inst
Schr Mary Ella her ce, at st. John, NJ b.. 1th Inst.
kchr Mary nna hence, at Norwich l1th inst
Schr NJ. E. Henderson, Price, hence, at Boston 18th
inst
schr NJ NJ. Freeman, Howes, for Philadelphia,
cleared Boston l2th inst.
z chr NJ. Draper Meady, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Providence nth inst
Schr James Satterthwaite Long, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New Bedford lith inst.
Steamer New York, Marshall, hence, at George
town, ID. O., 18th Inst.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Barque pennsylvania, PoHtremoli, Cork A G. Cattell
d Co.
Brig Regina. wilkie. Lahave, N. g.. Warren. Gregg &
Morris.
schr Racer. Sparks. Liverpool. l. westergaard & Co.
schr Mary Price. Garrison. Plymouth, Wannemacher
Schr J. Magee. Lynch New Haven. sInnickson g. Co.
schr A. Bartlett Bartlett Dorchester, do
Echr A. Pharo Shourds, Providence, do
schT f. NoMell tnew), Fennimore Gardiner. Auden-
schT @ shaw, Reeves. Boston. Blakston Graeff g. Co.
schr Village Queen, 1illotson, Providence, do
Schr Wave Crest Young. Providence, do.
schr 9. r. Murney, Murney, Norwich, Rommell g.
Schr w. II. Rowe, Whitmore. BalloweIl, do.
Schr Roanoke, Barrett, New London, do.
Schr NJ. A. LOughery LOughery. Norwich, do.
Schr j. Allen. Case, Nantucket Castner, Stick ney
d Wellington.
sehr WauPonsa; sayin; Tomgkln's Cove Tyler q Co.
Schr Jas Bradley, Bradley, Norwich, Mammoth Vein
Consolidated Goal Co.
Schr COrbulo. Norton, Providence, e. V. Glover.
Schr W. F. Garrison Lloyd Boston, J. g. d g. 8. Rep
schr s. p M Tasker, Allen. Bath, Preston Coal Co.
Schr Clio, Brannn. Millville Street IL Co,
Schr Il. W. Gardner, Steeman, Boston, Borda Kellar
schr JOS Porter Burroughs Providence, Day Huddell
Schr Lizzie Maui, Buehler. Boston, do,
Schr D. f.. Simmons, Young Boston, do.
Scbr Lizzie small. Tice, Danversport, do.
Schr j. Il. Price, Young, NewburypOrt, Captain.
Str ]. S, Shrver, Dennis, Baltimore A Groves, Jr.
Str Ann Eliza, Richards, New York, w. Z. Clyde Co,
Tug Hudson, Carr, Baltimore, with q tow OF barges,
w. +. Clyde & Co.
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OBSERVED ITS ANNIVERSARY YESTERDAY AZ
TERNooN.-The third anniversary of the "Old
Mans Home" was held yesterday afternoon, in
the Princeton Presbyterian hurch, corner of
Thirty-niuth street and Powelton avenue. Rev.
J. Addison Henry presided The exercises were
opened with prayer by Rev. Albert Barnes.
After the reading of the Scriptures by Professor
Saunders, the annual report was read. 1t is
stated that the aim of the manapers is to take
under their protection a class, helpless indeed
yet not helpless from youth or sex, but
simply from misfortune, from old age, and from
the absence of all natural ties with any on
whom they may depend tor the little term of
life yet left them. They feel that every such
man is entitled to that earnest sympathy which
prompts them to use every means of securing
for him home where he may close his eyes in
calm content.
The Home is located on Powelton avenue, and
will accommodate from twenty-five to thirty
inmates. 1t now contains eighteen. The cost
of carrying on the operations of the Society is
about $500 annually. The Home belongs to
the managers, having been purchased on favor
able terms. During the afternoon addresses
were made by Rev. Albert Barnes, Rev. DR..
| StoIk, and others.
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TIE COMING FoURTH.-The Special Com
mittee of Councils, at a recent meeting to con-
slider the proprlety of observing the coming
Fourth in manner commensurate with the
day and its memories, submitted the following:
The Special Committee appointed TO consider
the proper observance of the Fourth of July,
1857 respect ully report that although the day
liberty, and every annual return of it should be
commemOTated in suitable manner, yet, wing
to the severe and expensive contest the country
tenance and perpetuation of that liberty,
causing an expenditure 10 the city of upwards
of $40, ,00O 900, which sum still remains heavy
debt for the Taxpayers to pay, and also III view
of the TACT that IL would require an expenditure
of about $4,000 to make anything like a credita-
BILE display, compels the Committee to report
that it is inexpedient to make an appropria-
tion for the celebration of the Fourth of July,
1867.
The Committee therefore ask to be discharged
from the further consideration of the subject.
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AMusBMRNTs.

NEW CHEsNuT STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Walter
LCDnox takes bis annual beneht tiis evening.
He will appear as king Hurley Burley XIX, y
part in which he has surprised his friends
with extraordinary evidences OF taste for the
bUrlehQue. In addition to this, CehdritioR ought
10 draw crowded houses for weeks to come. IL
Is the most beautiful spectacle ever produced in
this city. Matinee to-mOrroR afternoon.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-Bene6t of Mr.. G..
L. Fox. Little Boy Blue will be presented.
II is a capital pantomime, and the Foxes are
excellent in H. All the "Base-bawlers" should
witness the wonderful play of the "Muflins b..
Il. O." Matinee tomorrow Saturday afternoon.
WALNUT strict THEATRE.-Benedt of Mr..
Joseph Jefferson. RtD Van Wsnkte will be
played. 1t continues to attIact large and fash.
1onable audiences.
In preparation, shakespeare's Midsummer
Nights Dream.
Ar THE AMERICAN this evening an unusually
attractive entertainment will be given, and Mr..
Robert Fox has generously determined to devote
the whole ceipts to the sufferers by the late
terrible explosion. Such q cause should ill the
house.
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FoUNDLNG.-On Wednesday evening little
boy, apparently one month old was found on
the steps of Mr.. Breyolr's residence, in Penn,
above Fifth street. The little wandeIer was
taken to the Camden Home for Friendless Chill
dren. To any one desiring to adopt child Of
here presented.
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RETURN OF THE TURNvEREN.-The Philadel-
pha Turner Association, after participating IN
the Musical Festival at Baltimore, where the
first prize was secured, returned to the city last
evening. The delegation was met at the Balti-
more depot by members OF the Association, and,
headed by band of music, were escorted to the
hall, N. Third street. A torch-light procession
was formed, and fireworks were plentifully used
along the route.
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Reported KLLED.-It is reported that Phi
ladelphiap. named John Neil, was killed near
the Fish House, New jersey yesterday after
noon. He and party OF men are reported to
have passed the day in sport at the Fish House,
and when about to return railroad train came
along. The party ran to get odt OF the way,
but Mr.. Neili was not quick enough. The
enoine struck him, and he wal instantly killed.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,



mt CITY CoUNcIs.-T The regular meetings Of
1hSse ah;s oo9ies were held yesterday afternoon.
Ahns was the business transacted:-
chair. ''0iiis ""S iu uue
r. note was received from the Corresponding
secretary OF the Teachers' Institute inform
llug the body that ITS member had been elected
honorary members OF the Institute.
- petition for the opening OF Tulip street.
eighteenth Ward, was received.
MT HOdgdon, Chairman OF the COMMITTEES on
water, reported an ordinance appropriating
Ssi Sz4l 70 refund certain twlce-paid water rents
Mr. Barlow, of the Committee on Street Clean
ing, made statement that the contractor
1or cleaning the northern district of the
city was about TO advertise that he would
at once clean the streets most needing it, and
IN que course pass over the entire territory.
Mr' smith objected to the reception of any
such statement, as OF no material value. What
the Chamber wants from the Committee is a
report, The contractor is not doing his duty
ana the people know 1t to their cost and detri-
Mr.. Barlow-what particular streets does the
gentleman refer to?
Mr.. smIth--Very many, sir; especially Second
from Market to Chesnut.
Mr.. King defended the contractor, giving the
opinion that that official had done ali that he
possibly could do. Mr.. King Thought the streets
qulte as clean now us when, under the auspices
by the police.
A ntte was received from the Board of School
Control, asking that Councils would buy lot of
ground 10 enlarge the school property corner of
Seventeenth and Callowhill streets.
A resolution calling upon the Receiver of
Taxes to report to Councils what amount of un.
paid taxes prior to 1866 are in the hands of
deputy collectors, with the names of SAID COL
lectors, was offered by Colonel Page, and
passed.
A resolution was offered that the Committee
on Finance offer for sale all property upon
which five years. taxes are DUE This was
agreed to.
A resolution ins ructing the Chief Engineer
OF the Water Department to lay water pipe in
Huntingdon street. from Frank ford road TO
Almond street, was postponed, but was after
wards reconsdered and passed.
The cash account of the City Treasurer was
thus reported by Mr.. Fox:-
Cash balance in Treasury June l..... 81 4l4 9l9
Foi payment of interest.......Sl, ,O3O, ,955
Sinking fund securtties.......... l47,3S5
Rundry cla1ms......,.--~,,,,..,,v, 236,578
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PIoKPocKET.-A man named Hubert was
arrested in the Fair last evening, upon sus-
picion of being engaged in picking pockets.
SeN eral ladies and gentlemen lost their pocket
books during the progress of the festival, and
Huberts actions were of such nature that he
was locked up for an investigation.