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Ship Tonawanda, Julius, from Liverpool for Phila-
depha was spoken 18th Ult, west OF Bardsey Island.
steam ship PERUVIAN, Glover, for Boston, sailed from
Bargne Sarah King. King, from London for Phila-
delphja, was off Plymouth 18th ut.
Barque Isabella O. Jones. Jones, from London for
Phadelphia before reported put Into Queenstown in
distress remained 18th ult ready for sea, having re-
paired.
Brig British Queen. Farnsworth. hence, at Halifax
25th ut.
scbr Percy, Mailman, hence, at Portland 3lst ut
schT ~ A. Paine Jones hence, at Eastport 25th ult,
chr Moonlight Berry, hence, at Portland 3lst ult.
schr b. r. Reeves, Armstrong, hence, for Saco, was
below Portsmouth 2sth ult.
Schr A. Thomas, Taylor, from Seaconnet for Phlla-
dephia, at Newport Both ult. and sailed again next
day.
schr Northern Light, Ireland, for Philadelphia,
sailed fIOm New port ais ult.
schr w. d. Cargil Kelley, for Philadelphia or New
York sailed from Wexford 3Oth ult
SchT M. IL. Read, Benson, hence, at New Bedford
schr Surf Abbott hence at New avfn 3lst ult
Shoul ds, hence at Providence 3lst ult.
SchT Geolg ge Edward, Weeks, hence at East Green
schr G. r. vlckery, Babbitt, hence, Dighton 3st
ultimo
hence, at Pawiucket 3st ult.
Schr eliza Frances Sawyer. from Portland for PHI
ladepbia, at Gloucester Both ult.
schr f. N. Perry, Perry, hence at Bangor 29th ult.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The Spanish Government has given notice that from
the 10h OF February, 1857 light would be exhibited
from the Groa OF CASTILLO de Pana, In the Gulf Of
The light is fixed white light. elevated twenty-six
feet the level of the sea, and in clear weather
should be seen from a distance of nine miles.
The Illuminating apparatus is doptricr or by lens, of
The column is of ron painted green rising from the
centre OF the ght-keepers dwelling which is rectan
80 5S2 N, Ion. 0A E. of Greenwich.
by command of their lordships.
GEO. HENRY RICHARDS, photographer.
photographic Office, Admiralty London, April 20 1857
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

" wv OMAN'S WORK IN TIE CIVIL WAR;
Wv No tther work can com pare with this in the
extent and completeness Of It's sketches the accu-
sanction and approval of the Sanitary and Christian
Comm issiOns, and Is thereto the standard work
the subject. The variety of It's sketches gives il
charm that every reader TO be interested and
delighted with it. Our terms liberal, and the
demand for the work is great that energetic agents
easily make from $50 to s2eO per month The work
just issued and the field is new
Energetic men and ladies wanted to canvass the
city of Philadelphia, and other towns. Address or
call on ZIkGLER, McCURDY & Co,
No. sol CHESNUT Street,
522lm Philadelphia Pa.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Breu. ship Asia, WindehOste, days from New
York, In ballast 10 captain. ~ -
Br. bUaue Thomas Dallett, 5fnlth, 10 days from
Orchi.la, with guano TO Baker a Folsom experienced
liaht winds and calms during the passage.
Barque POwhatan, Palmer, s days from Caroehas'
with sugar and mOlasses TO s. q W, Welsh., ,.,
Raroue Fannie, Carver, days from Cardenasi Win
sugar ana molasses 10 10. G. Knight q 90.
Sus I 81 SO III N ~ Pbinnev Boyd days from Cardenas,
~, IA sugar and mOlasses To Harris d StotesOury.
Brig Keystone, Barter days from Sagua' with sugar
70 pr,S a. Wesley Ford days from Matanzas, with
sugar and mol asses 10 j. Mason d Co. ,,. =, O.
schr Isabella, smith, 10 days from HaliAA' M ~
W." "tsames m Nevada Grumley 40 hours from Hartford,
with mdse, to w. NJ. Baird d Co. - -. ,,.,,,
Sieamor ]. s. Shriver, Dennis. IL hours nom balIl-
m ore with mdse. to A. Groves, Jr.
CLEARED SATURDAY,
sla amship wyoming Teal savannah fhllaoelphlh
nd Southern Mail Steamship 90, ,,r r, S,,,
Ste amship Alexandria Pratt, Rlchmohu' W. r. Olyue
a Co. ,-,,-, r.-o..oo, I, uyrtght
n
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THE MoRTUARY REPORT OF THE CITY.-Phila-
delphia continues to be one of the most healthy
cities in the United States as the following state
ment showing the number of deaths during the
present year, as compared with the same period
in 1866 will show decrease of 1lS; the number
OF deaths for the months of January, February,
1913; 1867, $500.
The number of male deaths during the pre-
sent year amounted to 1854, aud the number of
females to 2806 an excess of males over females
of 248. OF the $500 deaths during 1867 there
were 1852 children of whom 1882 were boys and
1920 girls. The deaths from consumption of
lungs amounted to 96l, an increase of Ga over
the number for the corresponding month Of
1866.
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The PHILADELPHIA Police AND FIRE ALARM
TELEGRAPH.-The Importance of the Police and
Fire Alarm Telegraph can be readily appreciated
when it is known that during the past year
3l,9l5 messages we're sent from the central
office at Fifth and Chestnut and 27, ,64l received.
Of this number 2487 were for m issing persons,
and 308l for lost children.
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REMOVALS IN THE Custom HoUsE.-On Satur-
day, June j. the following removals were made
In the philadelphia Custom HOuse:--
Day lnspectors-P. G. Delany, T.. Heenan, G.
W. Palmer, John Little Jacob Plant, H. O.
Smith, ana George w. Collar.
Night lnspectors-John Sagua, Patrick Hagan
J. Robrman, Steven Richards, Allen Web0er,
Lewis Williamson, and John Holland.
Weigh Masters-John Ruth, John Hazlitt, and
@. Jacobs.
Salt Measurers--John Kelsh and Folyard
Degan.
BaTgeman-John Given.
The only appointment that reached us was
that of j Johnston, formerly Assistant Custom
House Appraiser, the son of ex-Collector and
Ex-Governor Johnston.
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Oorresponde dence OF the Phfladelphia ErchanOe.

LEwEs. Del. May 3l-S z. M.-Brig Open Sea, from
the " est Indies passed in the Capes to-day.
The following vessels from Philadelphia went to
to-day-Steamshp BosphOrus, for Liverpool, at 4
y. Nj; baTque Orchilla for Kingston Ja brigs Ruth,
for Bordeaux NJ. e. COmeIy, for Aspinwall; and schr
Archer and Reeves, for Trinidad de Cuba. Wind NV,
JOSEPH LA AFETRA.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


The EIGHTEENTH PoLrcE DrsrR1cr The
henteenth Police District, composed OF portions
oI the Eighteenth, Nineteenth ,fwenty.third and
IMeenty-hfth Wards, recently formed under an
Saturday. The new Station House IS AT Rich
mond Hall. The force will be composed of a
Lieutenant, two SeIReauts and twenty men.
vi the men ten are new appointments, author
from the Eleventh and Fifteenth Districts. The
new policemen are Enoch Il, Walton, John
Horrocks, Obadiah Lesser Henry II. Care,
Henry l.. stiles, Charles G. Leyrer Daniel
McVaugh, Noah Phillips, Thomas Dean, and
Samuel Humes. Lieutenant William Murray
and Sergeants John Hause and William B.
Ientz have attained these positions by promo
force for some time.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
KELLEY's GRAND


KELLEY'S GRAND
NORTH A ME RICAN
Gift Concert will take place
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE, N. Y. CITY,
ON SATURDAY, July 1S, 1867.
A CARD.
The propretors Of the NORTH AMERICAN GIFT
ONCERr, which advertised to take place at
the WABASH AVENUE RINK, Chicago, Illinois,
aud postponed have the pleasure 10 announce that II
VIII take place at
THE COOPER INSTITUTE, NEW YORK
CITY,
BY the earnest request OF thousands OF subscribers in
the Nj e aud Eastern States, where large share OF
our tickets have been sold.
The sale of tickets has been immense, and without
aparallel on this Continent. Five hundred Thousand
tickets issueo, only lew remain uDsOld. The delay
in It's completion has been unavoidable, Dut the
Tickets unsOld In the hands OF numerous agents
have now Deen gathered la, and but a few thousand
remain TO be disposed OF Under any circumstances
the Concert VIII lie given above stated aud the
gifts Will be distributed In honorable and impartial
manner by committee TO be chosen by the ticket
holders at the Concert, and thei report Will be pub
shed, and sent to all agents aud ticket holders with
out delay
The extraordinary patronage which has been be-
slowed upon This enterprise by the public
prompted the proprietors TO announce that GIFT
win be presented to every Concert ticket holder.
100000 Valuable Gifts, Valued ut Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars, Will be
Presented to Ticket AOlders, tn
Guiding 100000 In Greenbacks.
NUMBER OF TICKETS ISSUED 100000
PRICE, Si'OO EACH.
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HOMICIDE Henry Schnetter, the German
who was admitted into the hospital, on
the 25th ult., with a severe wound on the back
of his neck, died there yesterday from his inju-
ries. The wound was inflicted by one or two
on that night at halfpast 10 O'Clock, and de-
manded his money. When he told them he had
none, one of them cut him on the back part of
the neck with an axe. The Coroner will hold
an inquest oday.
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COLLISION OF SCHooNERs - The AMERICAN
TELEGRAPH CABLES DAMAGED.-Ye yesterday morn
ing, about O'Clock. collision occurred be-
tween two schooners almost Immediately oppo-
site Market street wharf. The larger OF the two
was lying at anchor in midstream, the tide run
ming strong ebb when collier, heavily laden,
collided with her with such force to dismast
herself, and drag the other vessel from her
anchor, and both drifted down stream. The
anchor of the larger vessel grappled and tore
away at least one, if not both, of the two cables
connecting Philadelphia with various points in
New Jersey and the East.
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steamship Virginia, Allen. from Richmond, via Nor
folk, Va, with mdse. TO w. =. clyde & Co.
EChr L. NJ. Warren. Warren, from Newport
schr w. S. Doughten, Tatem, from Providence.
schr Wave Crest, Young from Sag Harbor.
Schr a. NJ. Lee, Taylor, from Portsmouth.
kChr Port Royal, Moore, from Mddletown.
Schr a. Twbell. Edwards from Norwalk.
Schr Reading RR. No. 49, Robinson, from Derby.
Schr Farmers Friend, Moore, from Laurel.
schr Mary Ann Adams from New London.
Schr Winter Shrub, Bowman, from Morris River.
Steamer New York, Marshall, from Washington,
with mdse. TO w. f. Clyde d Co.
Steamer Annie Tuft "a hours from New York.
with mdse. to w. M. Baird & Co.
Steamer e. @ Biddle. McCue, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. p. Clyde g. Co.
Steamer Hannah and Sophia, Tett, days from Nor
folk, with lumber to T. z. Calvin & Co.
Tug Hudson Carr from Baltimore, with tow of
barges to w. p. Clyde q Co.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Ne,Os see First Page.
hALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
5UN 49 MOON RISES 526
Sun HIGH WATER.-...... 2S2
\ PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
GEO. MORRISON CoATEs,1
JAMEs DoUeaERTY,
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BURGLARY ATTEMPTED. About 2 o'clock yes
terday morning an attempt was made to enter
the dwelling of Stephen Myers No. 1891 s. Sixth
street, by means of nippers The lady of the
house,. hearing the noise, looked odt of the
picking up their bureiarious implements from
the door step, with which they fastened away.
The key of the front door was found on the
floor. The marks of the nippers were plainly
visible. It was the noise caused by the key fall
ing on the floor that awakened the attention of
Mrs. Myers, and prevented the burglars from
, teriDg the house. The fact of the key falling
evidence that the burglars we're not very
rOit at their nefariOus hnsiness.
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*This being q new enterprise the Par is assumed
as the market value.
Thomas Z. Hand, Samuel T.. Stokes,
John Z. Davis, Henry Sloan,
hdmund A. SOuder, William G. Boulton,
II Leophilus Paulding, Edward Darlington,
John X. Penrose, IL. Jones Brooke,
James IIaquair, Edward Lafourcade,
IL nTy 9. Dallett, Jr, Jacob r. Jones,
James y. Hand, James B. Nc Farland,
illam 9. Ludwig, Joshua p Eyre
Joseph IA. seal, spencer Mcilvaine,
Georges. Leiper, J. B. semple, Pittsburg,
Hugh Craig, A. b. Berger,
John ID, Taylor, ID. L. Morgan, "
Jacob Riegel, George w. Bernardou.
THOMAS q. HAND, President.
JOHN q. DAVIS, Vice President
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary. 1S2
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DRGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
j. PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED lS64-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. 224 WALNUT street, opposite the exchange
In addition TO MARINE and INLAND INSUR-
ANCE this Company insures from loss or damage by
FIRE for liberal terms on buildings, merchandise,
furnilure etc for limited periods and permanently
on buildings, by der osit of premium,
The pany has been in active operation tor more
than sixty YEARS, during which all losses have
been promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS.
Jobn L, Hodge, Lawrence Lewis, Jr.
ri r. Mallory, David Lewis,
John n Lewis, Benjamin Etting,
William S. Grant, lh0maS III. Powers
Robert w. Leaning, a, II. McHenry,
%. Clark Wharton, Edmund Castllloni
Samuel WILCOX ,- Louis ~ motifs.
JOHN WUCHERER, President
SAMUEL WILCOX, Secretary,
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TIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.-THE
IL PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSU TRANCE COM
PANN-IncOrpOTated lS25-Cbarter Perpetual-NO.
$40 WALNUT street, opposite independence square.
This Company, faYOrably known 10 the community
for over IL rLy years, continues TO insure against loss
or damage by fire on Public or Private Buildings,
either permauently or for a limited time. Also. on
Furniture stocks of Goods, and Merchandise gene
rally, on liberal terms.
Is Invested in the most careful manner which enables
them TO offer the Insured undoubted security in
the OF loss,
DIRECTORS,
Daniel Smith, Jr, John Devereux,
Alexander Benso on, Thomas smith,
Isaac BazehuTst. Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robbins, j, Gillingbam Fell,
Daniel HaddOck Jr.
DANIEL SMITH, JR., President
WILLIAM q, CRoWKLL, Secretary. 1902
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BssI9ge s. P@ennsylvenia. Pen Pontremol Cork, via New
BIG E A. Bernard. Crowell, Matanzas, e. A. souder
Brig Monica, Mitchell, Belfast, Me-, Warren, Gregg
Brig CIoton, Llppincott, New Bedford, Rommeli q
schr Farmers Friend, Moore washington. do.
schr Reading lR. No. Al Neal, Bridgeport COnnOr &
schr Mary Anna, Adams, Norwich, Huntxnger q 90.
d Co.
sohr searsville. Chase Boston, w. b. Thomas.
schr Mary ana Caroline, Smith, Bridgeport, w. II.
Johns q Bro.
schr A. NJ. Lee, Taylor, Boston, Caldwell, Gordon &
scbr W. B; Donghen, Tatem, Cohassett Narrows,
Burnside Coal Co.
schr A. Twibe Edwards, New Haven, New York
and Schuylkil Coal Co,
SchG Golden Eagle Howes, New Bedford, Manchester
Coal Co.
co.
schr Lottie, Taylor. Boston, J. @. Scott q Sons.
Schr TIT Crosby, NewburypOrt, do.
schr l.. Nj. Warren. Warren, Boston, Lennox & Bur
CESS.
str Ann Eliza, Richards New York, w. p Clyde 8 Co.
SIR Philadelphia Fultz, Washington, do.
str i. Franklin Pierson, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
Tug Lookout, Alexander, Baltimore, with tow OF
bafges, W. p, Clyde d Co.
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INSTALLATION SERvIcEs.-Rev. A. A. Willitts,
z. D., was installed as pastor of the West Arch
street Presbyterian Church last evening. The
Rev. John Chambers opened the proceedings
with prayer. Rev. Alexander Reed, d. D., of
the Central Presbyterian Church, Eighth and
Cherry streets, presided, and proposed the con-
stitutional questions. Rev. L. NJ. Cunningham,
Green streets, preached the sermon Rev. DR..
Henry, OF the North Church, delivered the
charge to the Pastor and the Rev. e. r. Deadle,
the people. A large number of persons were
present.
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A PRESENT GIVEN WITH EVERY CON
CERT TICKET.

hbu ,nS DalanCe comprising handsome BOOKS, Rich
Steel Engravngs. and other articles In addition 10
the above, amounting to
$4,000, MARING 100000 GIFTS,
OR A PRESENT GIVEN WITH EVERY
GONCERT TICKET.
The balance of the unsod Tickets heretofore I'm the
hands Of numerous Agents ali the country have
now been returned; and the thousands OF persons,
who, disappointed in being unable at principal
offices to obtain them, can now be supplied, long
they last, by addressing us ut
No. t9l BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Tickets VIII be sent promptly by mall receipt of
price, and stamp for return postage.
CLUB RATES.
We will send tickets to address, $780, 10 tickets
for 80 Oo 20 tickets Tor $780, send the name of each
subscriber ana Post Office address.
Money by Draft. Post Office order, Express, In
Registered Letters, may be sent at our risk,
All communications should be addressed to
a. A. KELLEY & CO.,
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILA LADELPHIA,

DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
= No. iii South FOURTH Street,
INCORPORATED Sd MONTH 22d, 1865.
CAPITAL, Sl50,000, PAID IN.
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by s.
10 or 20 wear Premiums, Non-iorleiture.
Annuities granted on favorable terms.
Term Policies, Children's Endowments.
his Company, while giving the insured the security
of paid-up Capital VIII divide the entire profits OF
The fife business among its policy holders.
Moneys received at Interest, and paid on demand,
Authorized by charter execute Trusts, and 70 act
as Executor or administrators, Assignee or Guardian
and in other hducary capacities. under appointment
of any Court of this any person or
PERSONS or bodies polite or corporate
DIRECTORS
SAMUEL r. .sHIPLHY, IHENRY HAINES,
JOSHUA II. NORRIS, r. WISTAR BROWN
RICH ARD WOOD. w. o. LONGSTRETH,
RICHARD CADBURY, WILLIAM HACKER,
CHARLES Il. COFFIN
SAMUEL X, BHIPLHY, ROWLAND PARRY,
President Actuary.
THOMAS WISTAR, NJ. D., ]. b. TOWNSEND.
72S Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser,
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FERTILIZERS.

A M NJ ONIATED PHOSPHATE,
AN UNSURPASSED FERTILIzER
For Wheat, Corn, Oats Poatoes Grass the Vegetable
Garden, Fruit Trees Grape Vines, Etc. Etc.
This Fertilizer contains Ground Bone and the bes,
Fertizing Salts
Price $50 per ton of 1000 pounds For sale by the
Wenutacturers
WILLIAM ELLIS & CO., Chemists,
2smwf9 No. 724 MARKET Street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A MERlcAN AoApgMY on music

A MEXICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
MR.. GEORGE HOOD,
Of the above-named popular institution, announces
TO its habitues and TO the patrons OF the OPERA that
his DENEPf6 M5EbAY yill 'Sks SggRSINe gglRsSSsI 2 Junos
upon which occasion the popular Philadelphia Prima
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGs,
"lO "' ENGffsH OPERA COMPANY,
who have in the most generous manner consented
to give their grS!gItous seTyees VII make their
The Beneficiary has also much pleasure In ANNOUNCE
"t '""' "s FTiiR6tT5SdsI THR6tDoBIH IKE EfABEG%EN. %
VIII make his hrst appearance IN English Opera, in
his unapproachable ehaTnei eT Of
H"S''"i i' PRICES OF ,ADMTssTfoGS. n OiSINAOA
Reserved Dollar
tanily cents
TieRets may be Obtained daily at the Academy oS
Music. =
Doors open at "a. Opera commences at o'clock.
Acc A. DIE sM.Y OF -M.U.S.I c.
The Committee on Public Amusements in aid of the
SOUTHERN FAMINE RELIEF FUND
respectfully SnRSgpse dNe that the so,,r,v,,,
have generously volunteered their services, with.
soLoIsTs AND sPLENDID CHORUS,
to give Concert in aid Of the Fund at the =
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ~
EVENING OF Thursday: June 6, 1867,
With the assistance OF the following eminent artists
MR.. CARL eAERTNER violiulst.
MIR. H. q. THUNDER, Pianist,
.. - tn. HA ABELMAN. the Popular Tenor
MRS BbEIHlHuE2Ns, RE- sS,n MISS ,GgNNINsI9N, N MISS
MR.. GEoReE BlsHoP, HHooPs0i-'
GRAND ORCHESTRA.
c6A BEE T; De T oqNfNTJNIGToN f 4
TIcKETisi ONE DoTTxk re E&GA,N SAN LOUIS
For sale al TR6MPTERs Music store. ssA
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-05

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