01TY INTELLIGENCE
IJbr Additional CUy IntiUUjinct tee F ,'tfi i'a, .
apolitical Economy Lecture at the
QtTAtKR Cirr BreiNFM Coi.lkob. Last evenlncr,
ai the Quaker Cit? Business College, new branch,
at Broal and 8rilng Garden streets, Rev. O. 8.
Senior delivered an ftdlres tj the puplla. It
may here be properly stated this department of
tie Business College was Inaugurated lust Mon
ti fty evening, with impropriate exercises.
To benpttt the student- ot the city, and Instruct
the general public, a course of ten lectures on
Political Economy were inaugurated by the
Principal, of which last evening's was the
wcono. Itov. O. 8. Bcnter delivered th second
lecture, last evening, to a large audience, his
subject being:
"Secretary McCulloch's report, with special
refrience to the following proposition 'is our
National Debt a Messing or a Curse?"
Rev. Mr. Benter relorred to the fearful and
aangnlnary struggle lately clo cd, which had
rocked the earth, and seemed to shake the
heavens. During that great conflict, he, with
others, had had their minds directed to other
questions of less startling interest than warfare:
st ll, those isfucs, like finance, were ofgre.it and
immense importance.
At that time the nation had a great, bold,
clear-minded man, Chief Justice Chase, as Secre
tary of the Treasury. Succeeding him was tho
calm debater and stuff smnn, known over the
country, Mr. Fessemlen. -Then came tho able
and efficient present Bccrctary.of great enery of
purpose, of areat experience,' Hugh MC!ulloch
who came In time ot peace, which, requires more
prutlmco and sagacity than the time of war. It
was a gieat thing to the cotiutry that they nad a
wiie, prudent man. who recommendod no ex
peiimenb?, none being now needed, but fol
lowed the regular, wcil-beaicn track.
In tLe first place, the Secretary advised the
retirement of all the leaal -tender notes, or the
common tieasury notes, the compound interest
notes, and the five percent, iLtere.st notes. The
Secretary advocated the Idea that the principle
of Issuing cuirency by the United Sta'es is tin
corstitutional. In this he diilers from our great
statesmen Clav and WelMor.
Secondly. He advit-es a contraction of the cur
rency, deeming it is tar too large; that we have
too many banking privileges; aud that the busi
ness interests of the country will bo far better
served by having a limited curiency, well se
cured, than liavii,g a too largely expanded cur
rency. Next, he declared we should retain the
balance of trade In our tavor, thus keeping the
specie of the country on the true basis, and
r!ngonly as much as we are able to pav from
.ot amount of our sales. This true principle
must be preserved by every nation that would be
prosperous.
. Fourthly. He adviBes that we pay the national
debt, and that not too gingerly, but in a manner
that can be practically appreciated, and that
will truly restore the finances of the country.
He would, on the true principle, have us libe
lallv taxed, so that we may not only pay olf the
inn rest, but have a surplus over that will pay
the whole dtwt within thirty or forty years.
Fitth. He advise to fund the debt, that is,
-persons that hold wie loan shall be oifered new
bonds, mnninr! a longer period at a less interest,
so as to benefit t.iein, and yet cose the country
less annual expenditure for the interest of the
debt
Sixth. A continued exemption of Government
-securities from taxation. It looks to be hard
that tome capitalists shall be freed from taxation
while other branches of investment and popular
industries Lave to bear their proportionate exac
tions. But tvje Government must support its credit
and pr?serve the spirit of its pledges, that the
honor of the nation and the credit of the coun
try shall be inviolate in the future. Besides pre
serving the commercial credit of our Govern
ment, it is only obeying the dictates of honor and
1 ust ice.
The seventh point the Secretary advised was
the resumption ot specie panuents at the very
earliest moment. That was the ereat question
affecting our present and future prosperity. He
would have the nation so giverued and directed
that the exchanges of trade would require for
eign nations to pay to us the treasures of their
gold bags, instead of requiring us to be con
stantly and incessantly pouring the hard money
of California into their overilo wine; banks. No
one could say when the resumption was practi
cable, but all should endeavor to preserve that
point in their minds.
The lecturer ably referred to the suggestions
of Secretary McCultoch in regard to the South
ern States, supporting at length his views that
all business transactions therein for the past
should be legalized, though effected without
stamps; that the collection of internal revenue
and governmental assessments of taxes should
be deferred lor the present. Following these, at
lengto, was discussed very ably the paradox that
a contracted currency on a sound basis would
make money more abundant than would an
inflated curiency. Without concluding his sub
1ect, the lecturer announced that on next Thurs
day he would resum, after which the students
would be invited to discuss the subject.
Proceedings in Cotjhcils. In Select
Branch the annual report of the City Controller
was presented. We have already presented its
main features. A resolution to appoint a com
mittee of five from each Chamber to examine
Into the management of ail airs by the heads of
departments, and to report what action may be
necessary for their more economical manage
n.ent, was called up and debuted at length. It
passed by a vote of 12 to 11. In Common
Council, the ordinance makiner an appropriation
to the Inspectors of the County Prison, to defray
the expenses of the year lHiiO, was called up and
pasted, with sundry amendments. Mr. Marcer
called up the ordinance making an appropria
tion of $54,400 to the Board of Health lor 18titl,
which passed without any amendments. Mr.
Griffiths, Chairman ot the Committee on Trusts
and Fire, pieseuted a resolut on that tho Fair
mount and Good W ill Steam Fire Engine Com
panies be suspouded for one month. The reso
lution was agreed to. Mr. Evans presented an
ordinance empowering tho Chief Engineer to
suspend any entriue, hose, or hook and ladder
company which shall bo eull-y of destroying
fire-plugs, or proceeding to a fire with their
Bteamers at a greater speed than the Chief Engi
neer thinks proper. Agreed to.
Equalization of Bounties. The sol
diers contemplate holding a eiuud mass mepting
two weeks hence, in front of Independence Hall,
for the purpose of endorsing, and urging the
speedy pasbaee of the bill oilerod by 'lion.
Charles O'Neill, of this city, relative to the equal
ization of bounties, presented. January 8. The
amount of money required to meet the expenses
is estimated as follows. Tuo amount estimated
in Washington, as published, in tel-grnphic do
patches, is over six hundred millions of dol
lars: Under first section, soldiers $1,183,123
Under first section, seamen uud mariuoj
test.) 100,000
Under first section, regular aud U. S. C. X.
(cat) 125,000
Under second section, soldiers, scarucjn, aud
nianoei (est ) 20,010
Under third section, soldiers 434.933
Under third section, eamen(est 10 O n)
Under third section, U. N. C T (est) 12,600
Under fourth section, voUiraus (rt-eulialed
men) 190 0'2
Under fifth section, soldiers 0,61
S2,l)!X).4!W
Less five per cent, for desertion (est ) 104 bZi
In6ulting Females. A young man In
nnitorm, who state that he was iu tho coat
Bdrvey, was before Aldermnn LSeitler yesterday
afternoon. A reserve poliecman arretted him
on the complaint of a citizen, who charged him
with instiliiii? females In the street. The police-
maujHawthe defendant acting in a disgraceful
manner. Alderman Boitler held him in 4100 to
answer.
Shocking Injuries. Conrad Rantzer,
eged fifty ears. emnloved at Hardinir's nanpr
mills, at Manayunk, had his right aim torn olf
ana ms one oroken, by being ciught In the
jiim;nuiery yubwjruay afternoon. Ho was con
veyed to Lis home, In Oak street, Mauuyunk,
nuu in nvv v.i yw. i;u wj recover.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 186G.
Tub "Kino of Pain" in Bad Luck. The
'King of 1'ain and Conqueror ot Death," who
visited onr city last summer, has waged his war
fare against the Icll destroyer all over the coun
try, meeting with the same success In accumu
lating "greenbacks" which marseti his sojourn
liere. ' Lately he entered the lists agnlnst the
"Royal I5engnl Tiger," and the contest resulted in
his defeat. The "Conqueror" Is subjugated, and
"rain" is once more enabled to assert its sway
over the human system. Our readers cannot fait
to remember this distinguished sovereign, who-te
adveDt here was so conspicuous and auspicious.
Adorned even as was Delilah's love, he came, like
Cleopatra's hero, to conquer. Those pale, classical
features, shaded by lengthy locks of raven black
nets, surely cannot have been forgotten. H
came with a flourish of more than martial music.
Spirited steeds drew his chariot through our
stieefs, and acoal-black contraband drewstrains
of sweetness from hU melodious wind instru
ment. The job printer's skill and the artist's
talents were exhausted in providiug the tlamlng
posters and illustration) which d.coratod his
carriage, and , tho Muses furnished language
descriptive of tho virtues of his med'eal mer
chandise. The nume luxurious habits in
dulged in by the "Conqueror" in this city were
continued in others. Languidly, and with a
becoming air, he would walk up to the faro tablo
of a gaming room, and Invest a fc v hundreds in
"blue chips" lust as a starting "stake," Ho was
a marvel at the -'call" of tue "deal " "I'll play
tou open," says tho King of Pain cordially "a
hundred on the ace, hut a hundred on the
Jaeob card, and a hundred for ace-luck; a cniill
decoction of whisky, ray colored genius." Tho
cards come Jaek-acc, the decant monarch ol
pain and subjugator of death rises, $151)0 loser
on the night's play, coolly lights another Ha
vara, yawi.s wearily, but politely wishes the
dealer a very good night, and scekli Inn coueh.
Tennstlvakia State Agricultural
Society. Tho Executive Committee of the
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society met on
the 10th instant. Tho report of tho auditors
was read, showing a balance in the treasury of
tho Society, all its obligaltons having been
liquidated, exceeding five thousand dollars. The
following oilicers were then cloctcd to crve one
year:
Ii esident A. Boyd Ilamiltoti.
Vice-I'rcside.nts One from each Congressional
District, as follows: First District, James Mc
Crta; Second, George Blight; Third, Vincsnt L.
waaiora; tonnn, a. H. Cuuimtuga; Fitth,
Adrian Cornell; Hixih, William II." Holstcin;
Seventh, Isaac W. Van Leer; Eighth, Tobias
liarto; Ninth, Jacob E. Kreybill; Tenth, John
II. Cowden; Eleventh. Joseph S auian; Twelfth,
Daniel G. Driesbajh; Thirteenth, John C. Morris;
Fourteenth, Amos E. Kanp; Fifteenth, Georee
II. Bucher; Sixteenth, Daniel O. Gchr; Seven
teenth, Louis W. Hah; Eighteenth," B. Morris
Ellis; Nineteenth, II. W. Russell: Twentieth,
Michael C. Trout; Twenty-tirst, George Bhey;
Twcnty--eeond, John Murdoch, Jr.; Twenty
third, William Bisell; Twenty-tourth, Joshua
Wright.
An Audacious Swindler. An Indivi
dual w ho has been travelling under the assumed
name of General Edward M. McCook, of tho
celebrated McCook iamily,of Ohio, was arraiened
at-the Central Station, last evenine, charged
with swindling. The accused held forth during
last summer iu this city. He boarded at the
ContiLental Hotel, made a daily practice of hir
ing carriages and riding out in style, registered
himself as General McCook, and was supposed
to be that Identical person. He neglected to pay
his board bill, was arrested, and taken to Camp
Cadwaluder. He Pent lor a prominent Market
street merchant, who repaired to the Continen
tal, paid the bill, and had him released. The
prisoner loitered around the city for a few days,
borrowing money of several other parties during
the interim. He does not deny the charge made
against him. He is about six feet in height,
hcaily built, and of a fine form. In fact, he
does not look unlike the General.
The prisoner was committed for a furthr
hearing, to take plare this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
w hen it Is expected that he will have an oppor
tunity of meeting the General whose name and
reputation he has been using.
The Literary Union of Pennsylva
nia. Messrs, Jerome Carty, Richardson L.
Wngbt, Jr., and H. W. Eeville. the Sneclal Com
mittee appointed by the Literary Union of Penn
sylvania to draft an appeal to such societies as
are not represented in tne union, nave Issued a
circular requesting and urging all such societies
to connect themselves by sending "five white
ucjcgaies" (aecoraing to me constitution
adopted by the "Union"), with their credentials.
to a meeting to be held on Monday, the 22d of
January, 1HC6, at 7i o'clock P. M., at Washing
ton Building, No. 2(4 South Third street.
The Union propose holding a grand inaugural
meeting at the Academy on the 15th of February.
The Germantown Murder. Yesterday
Christian Berger, who is charged with the mur
der of Mies Wats, at Germantown, was arraigned
in the Oyer and Terminer, before Judges Allison
and LiUdlow. xue prisoner had no counsel, and
wheD interroeated by Judge Allison, he stited
that his friends had not provided him with an
attorney, and he desired the Court to assign one.
The Court aliened John O'Byrne, Esq., who
subsequently associated Charles W. Brooke, Esq.,
In the conduct of the defense. The prisoner was
arraigned and pleuded "not guilty." Wednesday
next was fixed for the trial.
The City Commis bionershtp. The evi
dence in this case in behalf of Major Weaver
was broueht to a close yesterday. But one wit
ness was examined, and that was the Frothono
tary, who testified that all the last batch of
envelopes containing the alleged soldier vote,
and on which John Given obtained a certificate
of election, were received by him in the same
mail, notwithstanding that they were aileee i to
have been maiicd at different times in New
Orleans and various parts of Virginia.
Youth Committed. Daniel Maeher. a
lad. ha l a further hearing yesterday aitemoou,
charued with the larceny of a one-thousand dol
lar bill fmm John Gill, living in Bedford street,
between tilth and Sixth. The robbery was per
petrated some rims since. It was testided that
Magher obtained the money and left for Balti
more, at which place he remained uutu recently.
The youthful piiaoner was committed tor trial.
Inquest. Coroner Taylor held an lnauest
yebterday aiternoon on the body of David Donald
son, who was so shockingly injured on the 15th
instant by tailing ott a Height train, on the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad, near Ches
ter. The deceased was unmarried, and resided
with hiu parents at Chester. He has been em
ployed as a brakesman on the road since July
lust.
Await a Claim ant.--TIic following arti
cles of ladies' wearing apparel aro at the Mayor's
office, awaiting iden iiieatioi. A printed em
broidered chamtrav dres-, ladies' whito figured
Liillinnt wrapper, embroidered: bluck alpaca
dress, black silk mantle, heavily embroidered;
wide-striped silk dress, with red satin flowers;
black and brown plaid satin dress, and a blue
tilk drees.
IiKD Men in Town. A delegation of In
dians arrived in tins city on Wednesday, and
stopped at the Merchants' Hotel. Their names
are recistered as follows: Nag ga-rash, Iowa
Reservation ;To-hee, Iowa Reservation; Mak-hee,
Iowa Reservation; E. Douon, Iowa Reservation;
Tar-ra-be, Iowa Reservation; Pe-to-oh-e-ma, Sac
and Fox Reservation; Mo-less, Sac and Fox
Reservation.
Again on FirB. About half-past 7 o'clock
latt evening, a dye-house attached to limner's
cctton factory, at Twenty-third and Hamilton
ttretts, was slightly damaered by firo. The
Homes originated from a lighted candle being
placed too near a leak in the gus-pipo.
Painful Accident. William Crawson,
residing on Twenty-second street, near Cherry,
had both leet badly mashed by a block ot marble
tailing on them at the Pennsylvania Railroad
depot, Thirteenth and Market streets, yesterday
afternoon.
' Stray Citii.d. A little girl Riving the
name of Katie Wilson, sped ten years, who says
the came trom Chester with her mother, was
found wandering in the streets yesterday, and
taken to the Central Police Station to await re
cognition. Good Affojntment. James T. Webb
was yesterday appointed on the dotec'ive lorce.
Mr. Webb was a pnlioe otlicer several ' yeirs
since, during which period he made one or two
very important arresta that required shrewd
qualifies.
AMUSEMENTS.
) If-LEY'S CONTINENTAL NEWS
I rXMUNGK.
CI oir Nffli to ill p irf ot Amusement rosy b had
nu 'o t H o'c tk iijt fVfiniiK l si l
LUCE 8EAT3 AND ADMISSION 8.
i icneu can lv liafl a tr
l'Hoii KAM MSi OFFICE,
Ko. 431 CfTKbNlIT Hlrt-ct. opponlte the Poa lOfflc.
for the tlirmot, arch , Walnut, aud Academy of Mutlo,
up to 6 o'clock, every erenniK.
Hit
COSTUMES A'I) FANCY
T3 11 15 S S 13 S
TOR LA COTERIE CARNIVAL.
L, A. P II I L I P S,
THE ORE AT NEW YOlirK CITY
C O S T U 3IER!!
HAS TAKEN BOOHS,
ITo. 910 chesnut street,
And wl'l cpon for Exhibition bis most magnlllcent
lock of
FANCY DItESSES,
ON MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 18GG.
Ladlen ai d Oentlcmtn ore respectfully Invited to call
aud (elect. 1 17 U
VIEW CHESNUT STREET TtlEATKE.
1 CHltP'NrjT Street, above T-weWh.
L RON A ED QHOYKUA WILLIAM E. SINN, Loaiees
sua Mummer.
THIS (Friday) EVENING, January 10,
LAST MUHT BUT OSH
OP TIIE
BJ 1 KOVElt
AND TUB
SLKEPINO BEAUTY
The evening's performance will commence with
TUi. XilKlLLl (i NAUTICAL DKAMA,
KD ROVKK,
which will be presented wltu New and Beautiful Scenery
Including a ORAM) PANOKAM A of ISewport, K. I.
New Mechanical 1 flectn ( orrect Proper tea. Brilliant
uvio.and an hxcollent Dlatrlbutlon or i;hnractera.
To conclude with the grand Spectacular Burlesque,
THE BLI El'INU BKAtJl Y.
Mien Joale Orton aa the Sleeping Beauty.
With lu extreutelv mRRnlflcent
KA.rlOHJltATloN SCENE.
Its Entire New and Beau iiul Scenery. CoBily Properties,
Elegant Costumes Oriilnal Music, and
POWKliFUL CaT.
Alteration of tlmo tor this week only. The doors will
open at 6 4; commence at 7 30 o'clock, and conclude by
HH o'clock
8ATUBDAT AFTF.KNOOW, Jnnnary20,
OKAND FAMILY At A 1 IN EE,
and last
DAYLIGHT PEBFOBMANCE
ot the
PLEEPINO BEAUTY.
Wll' be revived on Monday, Januaxjr , the Grand
Irish Drama,
ABBAH-B A-POGCE.
8ATUBDAY EVKM'O. Junuary 20th,
OEAM) BAB" WELL BENEFIT OF
WILLIAM 11. OAKD.N KB.
JS
JEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
GBASD FACE WELL BENEFIT
OF
W. H. GARDNER,
BUSINESS aGEN i OF I H E THEATRE.
On SATURDAY LVEMNU, January 20,
On which occasion
JIBS. bOPHIE QIMBF.B KUHN,
Who baa kindly volunteered her valuable services, will
appear. Will also be presented, tor the
LAsT TIME,
THE TWO OBKAT PIECES,
Rt D UOVEB
AI.D
8T.E1 PING BEAUTY.
EVEBY LADY VISITING THE THEATBE
Unon thir occasion will lio presented with a
MAGNIFICENT ILLUMINATED PiiOUBAMME.
Box Book now open. 1 19 'it
RP. JOHN DREWS NEW ARCH STREET
THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MR'. JOHN DREW,
When she will appear In
TWO GLOKtOUM PIECES.
THIS (Fridav) EVENINOi January 19,
HIE FOLLIES OF A N Kill I.
The Duchess de Chaxtrea Mrs. JOHN DREW
Dr. Drungrndral't.., Mr. F. Muck ay
Pierre Paiiiot Ntttart Hobson
Duke De l bartres McKee Rankin
La Cacbuca Miss Rose Wood
To conclude wltu, last time on t one
FOETUNIO
AND HIS 8EVEK GIFTED SFBVANTS.
Fortnnlo Mrs. JOdN DREW
bAALBDA Y . ilia. IOHH DKEW's L tDf MUUT.
"BOB BOY" and "FOKIUNIO."
MONDAY. Miss JEAN HOfrMEB CAMILLE.
beats secured six days in advance.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE. N. E.
corner NINTH and WALIOT Streets. Benin 7X.
FABEWrLL BENEFIT UF .1K1. tlOU.N WOuD.
Last night of tke beautiml comedr of
AN ACTKEH8 BY DA V LIGHT,
In which Mrs. WOOD will sustain her great part of
ANNE BRACEU1KDLE.
Also, first ttm e here, the burlesque of
MAZEPPA.
Olinska Mrs JOHN WOOD
1HIS (Frldavi VEMNQ, January 19,
UNCLE FOOZLE.
Uncle Foozle Mr. George H. Grifliths
Alter which, the beautiful comedy of
AN ACIBE.8 BY DAYLIGHT.
Anne BraceBlidle Mrs. JOHX" WOOD
To concinde with the latigbnble burlesque ot
MAZEPPA
OHnska .'...Mrs. JOHN WOOD
Monday, first appearance of Mr. J. is. CLARKE.
NEW AMERICAN THEATRE
GRAND NATIONAL CIRCUS.-WALNUT Street,
above Eltibtb.
Lnitaiiciuenl of (at an enormous expense) the wonderful
e BEDOUIN ARAB
Six Id cumber, the real chl dren of the desert,
FOR ON K VVKI K ONLY,
EVERY EVEIVQ,
AND ON WEDNESDAY AND SAT LED AY AFTER
NOONS. Also, - MAD'LLE ZAN FBETTA,
the most astonishing Tight-Rope Artist in the world, and
the Grand f oectacle ot
THE FIELD OF TIIE CLOTH OF GOLD.
c
ONCERT HALL.
TRONOUNCED andstautlisg success
IN8CLUT1BLE.marvellou3
INCOMPREHKV8IBL11.
ANTIQUE AND PRODIGtOUM PHENOMENON,
THE BPriYNXI
MR ROBERT HELLFR.
"inE CAGLIOSTKU OF 'i HK NINETEENTH CEN
TURY," w,ll reproduce ifllS EVBfNG,
THE CELEBRATED NOVEL SENSATIONAL
J'AKVEL,
THE EGYPTIAN (5PI1YNX.
with his enter nluino and worderml elauge of
MIRACLE, MELODY, AND MVS.ERY.
The PIno used upon the occasion will be the mag
nificent Htelnwuy Cirnnd Piano Forte sent exprexsiy
irinii New i'ork lor Mr. Iluller's use at these eutertuia
nienls. Admission. 80 cenls Bc.enred Heats, 75 cents.
Btatsma' be secured, tliri-e das In advance at Cnas.
W. A . Trump' r's Music Moru. Ticket olllce open every
dity from 9 till i.
V EW PnTLADELPIIIA MUSEUM, No. 83.1
I ' JIABKKT r trcet.
BRILLIANT ACl'Effl'OV OF CrilIOSITTBS, FROM
BAl'M MN MUSEUM, NEW YORK.
'11. E NOVA SOOTIA tllANTESSl
The tal'est isily living, aged nineteen years, eight feet
one inch hi.h. tt Bouna.
i)to Pmallest Woman in the world twenty-jwo yeata
old. '::irty-to Inches hltih. weighs 34 pounds.
Zl RU. Y PAN NUM. irom a remote province of 'rir
cassia having been ransomed at great expense while
on her to a l urktsh market. .
THE -MAMMOTH FAT WOMaN, weighing 583 pounds,
' i ') ('t'fl r VAt V HAL 0UBI0RI IIFS. forming altogether
one ot the most attractive exhibitions ever preuuloj to
Uie imb lo. , ,
AdioUBion to view the whole. S5 cenls. Children, 2Jc.
t'i'eii daily iiouj 9 A H-,'"1'!.. a
11501 jl. P. 1NCALLS, Proprietor.
AMUSEMENTS.
MU8ICAL FUND II ALL.
I. I. RICK
renpentrnlly fntorma Ma irlends and the public In general
that he will give his Kind Annual
VOCAL AND INS UT vi EN I AL CONCERT OH
HaTVKDAT. 1VHMMI Jsntiya(t.
The tn'li wing artlats have kindly volunteered to assist
on this ceesslon I
Mr. JACOB GRAF, Mr. JOF.PH JACOB Mr. WIL
I1AM hi DLL, Mr. CARL BOEstt. Mr. 11ENRT MO
fEMlAU".
Trotessor KDMUKD WOLSIF.FFKR Condactor
THE HENOWNED BJt.NClERHUND.
to whom the first pure was awarded at the recent ring
ing Fes Wai. at New Yore, have also vo.unteered their
vaiuab e services
Tie sets, 75 cents To be had at the Music Store ot G
Andro Co. No. 1 li t Chesnut strset and C. W. A.
Triunpler, corner Seventh and Chesnut street Doors
open st 7 o'clock. Concert to corotnence at S. 1 H t
i RMANIA ORCHESTRA. I'URLIC RT
V besrFsls everr mTlRDAY AFTKRNOO AT
MUtlt AL H'ND II ALL. 3H o'cloek. Engagements
niscVyndl resting GEOHCF. BABTF.RT, Agent. o 12.11
MOTI.RKY street betwen Ka nd Vine- IIB 3m
IJ U Y E R OF THE A O A D E M Y.
: MIL C If. JABVH' Sf.COND MATINEE
FRIDAY, Janaary 19, at 4 P. M.
Plngle Admlsxiin ONE DOLL ATI.
tickets ana programmes at the Music Stores. 1 13 6t
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, CHESNUT
. Street, above Tenth.
Open trom 9 . M. tins P. M.
Benjamin West's great Picture of
CUBIST REJECT!' n
still on exhibition
11
GOVERNMENT SALES.
-117 ILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
M the Now YORK Ordnance AirencT. No 45
V OHIH !trcot( at 11 o'clock: A. M. on the 2oiU ol
Jatnii rv, 186(1, the lollowlng lots ot DltUGS and
MtlilClN E -i, proporty ol the Bui tou States, viz :
26 ga Ions Alcohol,
(f,4 pounds Aloes, Bonaria, and Barbadoot,
7 'j J pottni s Alum,
10 1 out ds Ammonia,
Hoi) bottles a mmonia,
6U pallons Arnica,
117 pounds Assa cntlda,
Saii) pounds Bine Vitriol,
IT.l bolt cs British Oil,
J('7 1 16 Dnuiidg ( atomol,
2a7 pounds Cantharidcs,
1440J pounds Castile. boot),
iUJ pounds Mmpie cerate,
78 rounds 8ulihaie Copper,
JMJ
Hounds C'ovDeraa.
200 i ounds Eosom Sa ts,
(KU bottles hu.plitirio E her.
186 pooiuls Ground Flaxseed,
2!6 quarts Bplnts 1 urpentine,
12S) potindB Cironhu Citnpcr,
l.'JlHJ pounds Ulatber Halts,
2(1 bottles Tiooture Iodine, '
fZi) pounds Lard,
77 ftailons Laudannm, '
40j pounds Acetate lad,
47 pounds Mercurial Ointment,
lf)f3 Lotties Mustau? Liniment.
lfilj quarts iSpiri s Nitro,
106 quart Castor Oil,
8 quariB oweet Oil,
D28 bctt os Opodcldor,
60 pounds Ch orato I'otasb,
Wl pounds Kosln,
78 pounds bulphur,
St) pounds Xooocco i'lita,
76J pounds Su phato Zinc,
Anlroud, Antimorjv, Aquafortis, Arnica flowors,
A now root 11a Ram ol Copaiba, Fir Ha"ilicon and
Rosin Ointments, Bicarb, soda, Borax. Buckthorn
Sirup, Chloroform, Condition Powders, Corrosive
eiubiirrate, Cream lartar, Cr'yccrine. tinman's and
lowel.'s Liituncnts, Caustio, Must aid, Ntitirulls,
Croton Oil, Snrriera' and (iarclinn Oils, Oils of
Cloves, Juniper. Origanum. Rosomary, Sasadfras and
Spiko, rcppetmlnt, Tartar Emetic, Cayenne Popper,
Wormwood and Yellow Hoot,
Terms Cash, Uni'od States currency. The stores
will be bid in if the Interest ot the Govorumout
should render it necessary. Catalogues can be bad
on application.
b. CBISPTN, Brevet Colonel U. S. A.,
1 J6 9t . C'aptaiu oi Ordnance.
O V. E B N M E N T SALE.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS. BED
DING, L1C, IN ORICjIMAL PACKAGES.
V ill be sold at Auction, at the VIcdical l'urve or 'a
Warcnou'e, No. 17 MARKET Street, .Nashv.lle, on
'1 LEbDAY, February 6. 1H06.
BEDDING.
2.000 Hair Mattresses, jointed.
16,000 Hair 1'il.ows. k
.47,000 Bed licks.
22,000 t'ounerpanes, Linen and Marseilles,
20.C00 Mosquito Bars.
61,100 Pillow Cases.
46,100 Pillow Ticks.
80,000 Sbeeta, Linen and Cotton.
CLOTHING.
42 COO Shirts.
40100 Drawers.
26 0( 0 Dressing; Gowns.
lD.OuO Socks.
10,000 Slippers.
10.000 Nihi-capR.
SUNDRIES. '
84.000 Towels, full size, huckaback.
17,( 00 Roller-towels, crash,
1,100 Napkins.
2,000 yards Bed Flannel.
2,400 jardt Gutta Percha Clotb.
'. 4,000 Gutta Percha Blankets
1,(100 India Rubber Cushions and Pillows.
) 000 Canvas Hammocks.
1,000 Canvas blanket. Cases.
10,000 pounds Oakum aud low.
Cotton Bats, Cotton Wadding, Tape, etc.
A snail portion of the torcROing articles are
secondhand, and will be sold seuaratolv. J ho
greater cart are new and an original packages.
C ataloeuos may be had on appllcution.
ROBERT FLETCBER,
Surgeon and Bvt. Colonel U. S. Vols ,
J1618t Medical Piuvevor U. ft. A.
SALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES,
ALL GOOD AN D SERVICEABLE.)
QVFICE Or A8BI8TANT QUAUTERM APTER, I
Wilmisoton, Del., January 2. 1860. J
'Will be sold at publio auction, at Wilmington,
Delaware, on
Friday, the 6th of January.
Friday, the 12th of January. -
Friday, the lOih ol January.
ndav, the 20th of January.
Four hundred good and serviceable males,
One hundred en each day of sale.
The particular attention of purchasers is called to
the excellent quality of tnote mules, being of good
ize, in good condition, kind and geutlo, and woll
broke to harness, beiug the surplus team mulos of
Washington Depot.
Aniii'als sold singly.
tale to commence at 10 A. M.
'l emif Cash, in linito States currency.
By order of Breves Briiradior-Geaeral James A.
Eg,n, in charge Fust Division QO
1 8 20t Captain and A. Q. AL
DErOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Rockstt's Landing, j
RicusiOMU, Va., J
January 8, lbb'8
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance ot in
((ructions from the Q,uartermas'er.Ucneral, I will
ell at Publio Auction, at Kockett's Lanniug, Rich,
iitond, Va., on the 20th dnv ot Juntiarv, 18tJtJ,
160 FlR-l-CLASS MULES.
1 hose'muies have been in nso iu the tcam at this
Depot tor the iut six months, are well brokou, aud
iu fine condillon.
Teinia-Cash, in Government iunds.
bale to commence at 10 A. M.
GEOKGE B CADWALADER.
Brevet Lt.-(t)l and A Q.M ,
1 11 81 In etiargo of Depot.
GOVERNMENT SALE S.
f ALE OF RESERVED nORES.
' . QUABTKEMASTKB (itNERAL'S OVVICV..
Waphinoton, D. C., Dccombcr 12, 18(55, J
' Tho Quarteiuiustor Gemtral of tho Arittv directs
; hut all Government Hordes now at Ciicboro, D, C,
Lo sold to the liii'ltext btfldors.
r-a cswill, therefore, take p'oce a' GLESBORO,
D. t .. beginning on
THLRhDAr XT, DFCEHBER 14, 18a5.
ord continuing on each TUESDAY and lliUR'i
DAY thercalUr. until all aro disposed of.
A Hout will leave the Suuh struct wharf every
hour on the dayn of salo.
These liorfes have been ca'efully selected, and aro
superior to an heretofore oflcred tor salo.
Anuua's wil' be fold singlv.
'''ales to commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
Terms Cash iu United States currettcv.
JAMES A EICTN,
Brevet Bilgadier-Guneral iu charge
1 4 tjSl First Division Q. M u. O.
TIIE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 304 CTIESNCT
MTKEKT, ABOVE TU1BD WILL Bit COtfTLNUfclt
A8 HEKKTOFOHK.
STAMPS ol KVKRT PEHCRIPTION COS8TANTLT
OS UAHD, AliU IS ASM AAlOVliT. 11 lj
GOVERNMENT SALES.
E
XTKNSIVE PATE8 OF GOVERNMENT
i KOLLlNt ISfOCK.
Military Division entti TwNFiBie.
CniKV CinARTKRM ARTKH'S 0F10R,
U. 8. Military Kaii HOAn,
NASRTIM.ir. l ennnunM .Innlmr Q IHIUl
Will It sold at I'ntinn Anetnn. at Unmnhli. fnn
reesro, wlDNE" DA V, fVbruarv 7, 1368 the fol
lowing flffcrlOcd Rn.linvNtor.lr.
Four (4) Locotroilve Engines, fivo foot gauge
inrw en ana flismant eri. ore rrpairahle.
Sixteen (16) Pox ai d cino (9) Flat Cars(uioreor
or lets), five Irrt range.
Seme I me and rtlnco .
(ff (1) Lncomotivo Engim, five feet gnnge, lyirs' In
the oitch on ihe Imo of iho Misststni (antral
J1 ti 1 1 1 vnu, nvr iiii" IMinil OT rHTtQ l llTtlTlOn ,
At XA.VHVILLE. 1 ENN.. WEUNKHllAT. KKH
vailroad, fwe'.ve n lie' north ot t-rand Junction.
Hl'AltY 14 18C6, wrl beso'd the loHowin" doscrtbed
Foiling stock, all of l.ve feet gaugo, and In good
i milling oiior, vir.;
On-t (1) Locomotive Engine, Lman & Souther,
bntirlrrs.
Eicliteen (IP) Locomotive Eaginos, B, Norrls &
Pons, btiilders.
Oro (i) Locomotive i:ngino, Rodgors L. and M.
V orbs, builder?.
Ore (1) Locomotive Engine, Swiubourn k Smith,
Uii'ccrs
Ono il Locomotive) Tender
f wo Hui.ored (200) Flat and Bex Cars, more or
lefs.
Seme time and p'ace t
Hve (fi) Locomotive Engines, unporvlcrnble
Boilirs ard Running Gears for Two (2) Dummy E n
glrcs. unsrrviceali o.
Five (r.) Spans (160 feet each) McCailnm's Truss
l'ridae.
Two (2) ipana Bridce (50 feet each).
One Hundred and lhirty-tliree (1C3) perch of first
ard econd-claFs Cut titoco, coriiprts ug louudu-
t r n ol Konnd Hoiifo.
V'iI) aifo bo sold on ahove-mentlonod dates at
MF.MUIlft and N AbllViLt.K, the balance of MILL
IAUY li A1LKOAD IRol'EUII remaiulDg nndi.
poed of at that time.
ale8 will commence stench place at 10 o'clock A
M , at d con'inue until all tho property is disposed of.
I KRtl 8 OF 8A1 E Cash, in Government funds;
or when pntobased by railroad companies, on credit
iif Centred) of not exceeding two years, pavabie
in moi tiny instalments with Interest at the rate ot
7 fi0 per cen. nor annum, secured by bond satisfac
tory to t) e Government for doub e tho amount of
the proiertv purol aet.
Full dercriotiona of the F.neinen can be obtained
en a ppl cation to Captain 8. K. llAUlLL, A. Q. M
Ma'-hvillo, Tennessee.
F J CRILLY
U6Ct Brevet Major and A. Q M., U.S.A.
CI CVFRKMEN T PAI E OF CONDEMNED ORD
T NANCE STORES.
Will te fold at Public Auction, by order of the Sec
retary of War, at the United Statoa Arennl, Colnni
tus, Ohio, on MONDAY, January 22 18i6, com
menclng at 10 o'clock A M., and days lollo wing :
14 tets Artil'cry Harness, wheel.
S8 " " " lead.
149 Anstrien Csrbires, cal. 71, new,
, IPfi Carbires, various patterns.
485 United IStates t mootb-bore muskets, cal. 69.
7iO Austrian Rifle Muskets, cal. 54 new.
4 CfO Prussian " 71. "
4 COO ' " fmooth Bore Muskets, cal. 71, new.
026 Muskets and Rifle, foreign, various.
117 I'ouble Bnrrelled Shot Guns.
7fio Ecvolvcr Pistols, various patterns.
19 foot Aitilfiv Swords,
2,(16 Light avairy tabres
14 Hone Artillery- "
89 Musicians and N. C Ofllcers' Swords.
4,429 i'nl'et Moulds, various.
16 800 Ba'l Screws, t-'ciewdr.vers. Wipers, etc.
49 sets Hcrse equii mcnts. envairv, complete
183 avolrv bttntl o-, McClellan pattern,
ItW Saddle Blankets.'
61 Cavalry Bi idles,
lfil Fuicinp'cs.
SO.00O Bayor.et Scabbards.
'0,000 Cap I'oncbes.
f.S 000 Cartndgo Boxes; mfantrv, and Plates.
21000 Box Bells and Plates.
26 GT0 Onn Slings.
1 000 Sword Bolts. N. C. Officers', and Plates.
f8 CC0 Percussion Caps, for shot-guns.
8 240 Cones, various.
2f.5 pounds Wemp Ropo.
132 " Betswax.
1 Uone.
ALSO.
A lot of Pickaxes, Felling-axes, Shovels, Mattocks,
role xokes, etc.
nll csta'opues will be ready at sale.
1 EFMS OF SALE Cash in Government funds,
Articles to bo removed Immediately at expense of
purchaser.
By order.
, T. C. BRADFORD.
Captain Ord., Bat. Major U. S. A.,
. 1 10 9t Commanding Arsenal.
ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
I, MAS1KH RIORFS, CLOTHING, CAMt
AND GAURISON EQUIPAGE, AT A LEX AN
DBIA, VIRGINIA.
CUIiy QrABTKHMASTER'S Offior, )
Dupot of Washington, I
' VfAsniNOTON, D. C. January 6, 1806. )
W ill be sold at Publio Aucticn, at Ahxandiia, Vir-
unia. under tho direction ot Brevet l.lentenan'.
( olonelJ.G C. Lee. A Q M , on THURSDAY.
January 25, I860, at 10 o'clock A. M , a large lot of
condemmd Quartermaster's Stores, Ciothing, etc.,
as loiiows:
Shirts
Harness,
Hammer),
Chisels,
Vi.es,
Saws,
Axes,
Shovels,
Paulins,
Hose,
Grain Separator,
Cauldrons,
Argand Burners,
Manilla Rope,
Curled Hair,
Sheepskins,
Doer Hides,
Cast, Wrought, and
Scrap Iron,
Cast and Spring Stool,
Jackets,
I cats, Caps,
Tents,
Flags,
'Wagons,
Cans.
Anibnlarces,
Spring Wagons,
Iron Axles,
Chains,
ArmyRaneo,
Wheelt arrows,
Dru gs.
Tables, ,
Desks,
Chairs,
Lettei Presses.
Halters,
names,
urain racK, eto,
Togethtr with a large lot of secondhand Lumber,
consisting of
Flooring, i 4-4 Common Calls,
Sctintiinjr, Shin Knees.
The stores must be removed within five days trom
date of saie
The tale will bo continued from day to day until
the whole ot tho property is sold.
Ttims Cai-h, in Government funHs.
D. H RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
1 6 let Depot of Washington.
SaleofTerviceable QUARTERMASTER
STORES.
Chief QrABTEitM aster's) Office,
Depot of Wabhinqton,
Wasbinoton. D C. Jai.uarv 1. 1803.
Will be sold at Public Auction, under tho aireo
t.'on of Brevet Colonel C. H. Tompkins, Quarter
master at LINCOLN DEPOT. Washington, D. C,
on IUE.nDAY, January 23 IP06 at 10 o'clock A. M.,
a large lot of QUARlEItMASTEH 8 OKEs, con
Fisting of Iron Boi ers, Sweat Collars, Home Covers,
Hose Carriage, Hammers Hay Knives, Fire Hose,
Neck Strops and Clmiiis, Travelling-torge, Limbers,
Brnuding Irons, Irons, Iron Picket Posts, eto.
Tbe Stores must be removed within five days from
datoottale.
1 orms-Catih, in Government funrlt.
D. H. RUCKER,
Bvt. MaJ.-Gen, and Chief Quartermaster,
1 8 17 1 Depot of Washington .
12 ALE OF NAVY POWDERS AT THE NAVY
0 YARD, PHILADELPHIA.
Bb'UEAC OF ORDNANOB, )
Navy Dkpaktvent, 1
WABniKOTON Citt. January 9, 183 )
There will be sold to the highest bidders, at Pub
lio Auction, at noon of the 22d dav of January, WM,
ot the ollice of the Inspector of Ordnance, at tho
1'hiladeluMa Navy Yard, by sample, Ave thousand
t hree hundred and thirty-two (6o32) barrels oi NAV Y
IOWDERS.
Terms-Cash, In Government funds: one-half to
le deposited at the end ol sale, and the reuiaiud r
within ten days alterwaids, during winch Mub the
1 owdors ruut be removed from the Fort siiiUin
Magazine, otherwise revert to the Government.
H A. svisij,
lllthstul22 Cluel of BtireuM.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGES
Chief quaiitkum stick's Office, )
ijepot of m ahii1noton, i
Washinoton, D. O. Juiiunrv 13, 1S30 J
AV111 be sold at public auction, uuder tun direction
ot brevet Major B njumiu Bur ui, A. Q. .M., at
Sixth s reet wlmrf. Washiiiitn, D C. on SATUR
DAY, February 8 1806, at 12 o'clock M., tuo follow
ing uanicu oovernniPi't vessels, viz. i
liarge MIDDLESEX,
i ltarge FIN ANCltU
Barge J UK A.
Tcrnis Csh, In Government fuuds
Biey. MajorCcn. and Chiet QttarterumsUT,
1 15 i7t Di pot oi WueUiuixton.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
OAIE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
8TOBES.
Will U sold at
rUBLIC AUCTION, ,
AT
IKDIANATOLIS ARSENAL,
INDIANATOLIS, IND.,
ON FEBEUARY 20, 1SC0,
st 10 o'clock A. M , a lergo qtiartity, consisting In
frt of tho following articles, viz. :
974 Carbines, yprions kinds.
G (CO Muskes and Rifles, new sod old United States,
and foreien, of varlons calibres.
60S Stan's Army Revolvers, sorvioeablo.
270 Savage's Navy Revo'vers, now, and others,
with a Inigo lot of spnre parts, for the repair
of small arms of various patterns.
430 Cavalry Sabre Belts, worn.
724 Cavalry Saddles, worn. .
1,CC0 Cavalry Bridles, worn.
2f8 Btlt Holsters, for ris'o's, worn.
SCO Cartr'dpo Boxes, for Pistols, worn.
1,K8 Cartridge Boxes, for Carbines, worn
8C0 Slings, for Carbines, worn.
1C8 sets of Artillery names, worn.
47,0(0 tets of Infantry Accoutrements, worn.
Also a large lot of appendages for tbe various
kinds ot MusVcts and Rifles.
Samples to bo soon at tho
1NDIANIOLIS ARSENAL,
and at tlio
UNITED.STATES ORDNANCE AGENCY,
No. 45 WOETH STRkEf, NEW YORK CITY.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
JAMES M wniTTEMORE,
1 812 20 Capt. and Bvt. Maj. Ord , Commanding.
I ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNAXCE
j AND ORDNANCE ST JRES.
Will be sold at 1 nh.ic Auction at Fort Monroe
Arsenal. Old Point Comtort, Va . on THURSDAY,
ti e 8th day of Pebtnury, 1KG6, at 10 o'clock; A. tt , a
large quantity ot stores, cousistiug in part oi 'he fol
lowing articles, viz :
400 F eld, Mego, and Sea Coast Cannon; wrought
and cast-iron, Mnooih-burc aud Killed of ca ibres
varying trom thie to eleven inotios, iuo.udtng 22
Cast Iron Guns uuflnished
H6 Mortars Cast Iron 12 i oundor, 24-ponndor,
8 inch, ond 10-ineli.
28 826 Shot, Shell, Spherical Ca-o, Grapo and
Ccnister lor - mnoth-bore and Kiilo Guns, ot Calibres
var ing Irom 10-pounder to 10-inch.
432 Breoch-ioading carbines, Btirnsldo's," "Mer
rill's," "Maynard'e," aud "North's 'now aud to
paired. 840 Muskets and Rules, United States manuiacturo,
new ana repaued
CC4 Foreiin Rifles, "A.istriau." Calibre 64, now
and n paired.
17 Smooth-bore risto's Calibre 54, new.
1U2 Brcech-ioading carbines. "Burnside's," "Mor
rill's," ' bharp'B," and "Siarr's."
Jl Fiflcf "Henrv's" and Spencor's."
1662 Muskets ami Rifles United Statos and
Foreipu munutacture of various calibres.
626 Feviilvers "Colt's," ' iremmgton's," and
"Lelancheux." Calibres 44 and 33.
1G72 Sabres and Swords.
6.444,000 Rounds ot Bail Cartridges for Carbines,
Uuskms Kitio?, and fistols,
A largo lot vf Artillery implomonts and Equip
ments. A large lot of Intantry and Cavalry Accoutrements
and Horse Equipment'.
A lot ot Rope, Paulins, Buc'cots, Ring, etc.,
together with a large quantity of ouutus' and Car
penters' Tools.
Samp es of Small Arms can be seen at Fort
Monroe Anenal and at tho United Statos Ordnance
Agency,
No. 45 WORHI Street.
New York City.
Thirtv days will be allowed tor tho loruovalof
heavy Ordnance; and al other stores will bo re
quired to bo removed within ton 0as from date of
iernis of sale Cash.
T. G. BAYLOR.
Cart, of Ordnance and Bvt. Colonoi, U. S. A.,
1 17 1 2 7 Commaudiug.
LABGE SALE OF ( ONDEMNED CLOTULNG,
CA&iP AND GABR1SON EQUIPAGE.
Chief Quartermastbb'b Offios,
Dkpot of Wabhikoton.
Waphikotok. D. C. January 13. 1868
i
"Will be sold at public auction, under the direction
ol Captain D. G Ibomas, M. e. K, at tho Govern
nieni W arebouse, corner of Scventoonrh and II
streets, Washington, D. C, on MONDAY, January
20, 1BC6, at 10 o'c ock A. M., a large lot of con
demned Clothing, etc., consisting' ot
Drums,
Kettles. o
Sashes,
Books,
Jackets,
Blaikots,
Bediacks,
Leggings,
Havelocks,
Cap Covers,
Rubber B anke's,
Ruibcr Ponchos,i
Axes,
Pickaxes,
Hachets,j
(pedes,
Knaoacks,
Uavervacks,
Hospital Tents,
Wall Tents,
Siblov Tents,
Common Ponts,
Flags,
C oats,'
Caps,
Pack Saddles,
Vests,
' Tro srsers, -Shirts,
Turbans,
Shovels,
Etc.. I'to.
Tbe sale will be continued from day to day until
tbe stores are sold..
The rtores must be removed within five days from
date of salo,
'lerms Cash, in Government funds.
L). H. RUCKER,
Brevet Major-Ceneral and Cider Quart master,
1 16 12t tlcpot of Washington.
AUCTION SALE OF SERVICEABLE AND
DAMAGED IiOSt'ITAL PROPER TY.
Medical Pdrvkvob'b Officb, 1
Washisotom. D. U January 15, 1868 )
"Will be sola at tbe Judiciary Square Waroi euses,
15 and F1F1 H Stioot', In this eity, on 1UKSDAY,
tbe 23d of January, 1806, at 10 o'clock, A M., a
large quaniiry of eeiviceablo aud Damaged Hotpnal
property, consisting oi :
Sheets,
Shirts.
Mosquito-nets,
Tin Plates,
tva-h Basins.
Knives and Forks,
spoons, etc.
Di awers,
Pillow-cases,
Bed-socks,
Towels,
Gowns,
Hiankets.
Ali-o, one Fire-proof Sato.
Terms Cash.
Propeitv to be removd within forty.oigbt hoars
from termination ol salo.
C. SUTHERLAND, n
1 16 Ot Surg. U. S. A., Mod. Pur.
No.,1204: CHESNUT ST.,
Have ttlftt teeetveil
KEW BETHT FlIr.M B C CK. W 11 K A T,
Aim r i rt. Al it r b,
Mlv? VOI!K PI.CM9.
DKILIl CBERBIE8,
JKW l'Kf.HEB Vil) GIN EB
Is 6m
BEIDE8BURO MACHINE WORKS,
OFFICK,
NO. IS . PHOST STBEKT,
PHILAOKIl-HIl.
We are prapared to till orders to any extent for our
well inown
MAf'HINF.RT FOn COTTOW ANT WOOLLEN BfTLLB.
Incluiling all recant luiproveinenls In Caruiiig, Bpmnuig,
and V eavlng.
We in vita the attention of manufacturers to our exteu
slre works,
11 ALFBED JESK8 BON.
frilE STAMP AflENCY, NO. 304 CHESNUT
I riTBEJ T. ABOVKTIilBD, WILL BE COiHTNUED
AS Ht KKTUVUHK.
HTAMPH of V K BY PF-sPKlPTIOS CONSTAWTtT
Oh 11AHI), AUD AHX AMUCK P. 11 li
V v v AND .
I TEA. DEALERB.jf