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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,. FEBRUARY 15, 18GG.
CITY INTELLIGENCE
(For Additional Local Item ice Third Page.
BOYS' CENTRAL HIGH SCH03L.
Semi-Annual Commencement at
the Academy of Muslo This
Mornlng-Llst of Graduates
Highly Interesting
Proceedings, Etc.
The Flfty.flfih Semiannual Commencement of
the High School occurred this morning, at the
Academy of Mubic. The immonse building was
crowded to its uMnoat capacity, the larger pro
portion ot the audience bolus; Indies, and the
pcisonal friends of the gradimtinR class. Mr.
Eaward Shippi n presided. The exercises com
menced al 10 o'clock, by the iiue performances
of the Gcrmaoia Orchestra, under the loudership
Of Carl Sent,, iollowed by an eloquent prayer
by Rev. J. Yaughan Smith.
, John Davifl Watson, of tho North American,
delivered tho opening address. He referred to
the fact that the existence of the High School
had been threatened in certain quarters. He
urged the people to sustain tho Institution,
terming it the capstone of the eJuca
tional pyetcm of Philadelphia. Twenty
seven years ago tho High School was established
because tho primary chool3 wore inefficient
and a head was needed. Mr. Watson referred
to tne chargo that tho High School sent on
drono into the community, instancing th
fact that almost every department of civil and
military life had representatives who wor
graduates of the Phila.ielp'.iU HUh School.
Mr. Watson went very thor u;hly into a dis
cussion of the system of education practised a
the nigh School, maintaining that its course of
study was equal to any college in the country.
He bolievcd that it the standard of the grammar
schools was elevated, we might have a number
of nigh Schools instead of one, too small to
accommodate all the applicants.- Tho speaker
closed by asking the audience if they desired to
see the High School abolished? which was
answered by a unanimous "Ko."
The Salutatory A ldre3s was delivered by John
B. fetauttcr, commencing with a very fluttering
compliment to the auiiicnco, and the kindness
which the public ever extended to those strug
gling to improve their minds Ov gaining an du'
cation. Tne speaker referred to the fact that
education is the strong bulwark of a republican
iorm of troverumcnt, and urged a greater atteu
tiontothe educational wants of tho yojth of
the nation.
The Scientific Address was made by Benjamin
F. Houseman, who treated of the connection
between science and nature; drawing illutra"
tions from every-day lite, and showing that every
nse had progressed only by developing natural
forces. Mr. Houseman made -a most ' excellent
address, and received bis due meed of applause.
Mifflin D. Nece delivered a historical address.
His tncnie was the importance of the study of
the past, and the effects which bygone events
exercise npon the present. Ho made a resume
of important epochs, and argued thtt no event
of past time was witbout a controlling influence
upon the generations that followed. The close
of his address was devoted to our national annals,
and contained many eloquent passages.
The next address was delivered by Samuel C.
Coale, Jr., his subject being "Time, and its In
fluence on Man" delineating tho progress which
the race had made in the successive ages of tho
world, and arguing a greater attention to the
mental culture of the community. The speech
gave evidence of deep study aud thought, and
was warmly received.
Frank H. Welsh delivered a most excellent
address upon the subject of Popular Heading.
Ho referred to the low standard of the literature
which is furnished to the public at tho present
day, especially those that are lonnd dn the
shelves of circulating libraries and on book
stands. The seutiments of the speech wore
' greatly appreciated by the audience, who testl
lied their estimation by repeated bursts of
applause.
Ernest A. Farrington delivered the honorary
address, taking for his subject the "Value of
Life, and the vast responsibilities which are
attached to it." The effort was an exceedingly
fine one, not only in regard to its composition,
but on account ot the fine manner In which it
was delivered.
The degrees were then conferred by Edward
Shippen, Esq., President of the Board of Jschoo1
Controllers.
Alter a flnvyoledictory. by Robert Williams,
the vast audience dispersed to their homes,
satisfied that the Hiph School had not this year
proved a failure.
llltttlMCUVBa --d Awards of Merit.
MASTJC.U OV ARTS.
List ofthost admitted to the Degree of Master of Arts,
being Graduates of the four Ytart' Course, of not
less than Jive years standing, i
John W. Biuwb, Edwin L. Abbett, J. feellers Ban
crolt, WilliBin OeorRf Brown, liobert P. becbert,
Adam toiler, Jr., Charles C. .Lister, Thomas J.
Mavill, J Cattierwood JKodiuboii, Frederick JSuhobr,
J. tsulberncr, J. Oliver Winchester, Ambrose . Wit
mar, and uoorge W. l'auly. Total, 14.
BACHELOR CF ARTS.
List of those admitted to the Degree of Bachelor Of
Arts, tftty huving committed the four Years' Course,
wtih their ruidc and tneir Graduating Averages,
.No 1. Ernest A. Farrington, Graduating Average,
9Hb5; 3 Joi.u it. iSiuUor, UOOG; 8, Uonjaiuiu b
Houtcuian, 9t! C5; 4, liobert Williams, 95 obj 6, Mii
ftin !. eco, SJ5i:8; 6, fcamuol 0. Coale Jr., 93 93; 7,
Frederick K. Aauace, Uii'SB; 8, Clement H. Itowen,
9100; 9, itobert i Swiit, 87 62; 10, Pi tor F. Graff,
86 85; 11, Ira MacNutt. 86 48; j2. Eoward M David,
80U6; 13, Ednund M Evans, 7tf H6; 14, Frank H.
' Welsh, 76-6U; uLd by resolution of tne Uiirb bchool
Coniuiiiloe, Wnliain J. Yolkiuar. lotal, 16.
PARTIAL COUU8KS.
List f those receiving Certificates of having com
pleted Partial Courses, wiih their Av tragus.
For'Jbree Yean Chariot Parker, Average, 931.
For Two Yiar-. Clavtou F. Buoeinuer, 97-0;
W llliam H. JHnbiutou, 86 i ; Isaae E. Uucel, 85 8;
Cbarlet V. Vocirnees, 80 9; James F Boll, 80 4:
F'tucisA Tumor. 79 8; 'barton W . bolonion, 78 2;
William W. Iwadilell, 77 8; Jacob S. Appel, (W 7.
Total Certificates, 10.
DiSTinauisnsD.
List of those DUtinyuished, they having attained
Term Averages of ScholarslUp over 95,
Pivision A Erni si A. Fariinj(ton, Torm Average,
9i'8 John B. ttiaull.r, 99-2; Kobeit Wiliains, 98 0;
r-arouei C. Coale, Jr., M t); M.lllin D Nece, 97 7;
Bfi.iamtn F. Houseman 97 6; riederick K Wal
lace, 95 7; element K Boweu. K6 0; ira MaoNutt,
VbH , liobert U. bwift, 05 0.
Divit ou B. Worthi" ton B. Thomat. 97 9 ; 8yl-ve-ter
E sieoareie. 17 8; Cnitin H Harm, 97 0;
John W. Miltick, 96'9; ilooort O. 8 vift, 96 0.
Lnvl'ion Jobu K.VcCarthv,l)8 6; lanisn Albert
Kadocck, 97 4: Inatiut J Uohan, 97 D: Edward
Chaniuel, 9(J 6; ihar.tt Parker, 96 1); Howard Webt,
fa6Sivlilon D. Keld T. Stewart. 979 1 Alfred C.
Bex, 96 6; Alfred C. Glb.ou, 96-0.
Wviwon K.-Arihur WUdanit, 98 7 Herman II
Mnnd. 98 0; Edgar Z. Sieovor, Jr , 97'6; Harry 8.
Hopper, 98-8; Chariot d'lnvilliorg, 941; William
B. Koblnaon, 96 2.
I)i viilon K .1 Monro WiHard.98 6! Tlenry Bo
tenbanm, 97 6; V7. Frederick Monroe. 97 -8.
Division Iewl S. Lee, 96 4 ; Kichord G. Lip
p1ncot.t,9K 0; Airrrd Eiuborn. 96 0.
Division II William W. Stout, 96.7. Total Dit
tinj(Uiebcd, 87.
x KBiTORtocrs.
List of thnsf declared Meritorious, they hiring
attained Term Averages for Sthoiarsluii between
86 and 96.
Division A. Fetor F. 'Jrnff, 911; Edward M.
Dnvid,80'S; Edmund M. Etbiir,86 0.
Division H John B. Colnimn. Jr., 922; Charles
P. King, 9M Chares U Darrach 90 0; Charles C.
laylor, 88 8; amuel 2i. Lcri, 86 9; Cbarlos A.
McDonnell, 86 8.
Divimon C A'lrred D. War. 04-2; William J
Campbell, 94 0; Iidor Levin 924; Al. red B Mnitin
90 0; Iheofiore F. Jenkins, 87 1; John H. Burgoss-
86 2.
Division D.Johw J Fonlkrod. 92 0; Ooorro W.
Hunt, 90-0; ( harica X. Uarrop, 8! 7 John O. S.
Levi!, 892; John H. Clientuu', 82 2; Henry Clair
I astorlus, 86-H; Cbarlos It. E lis, 85 2; William Now
lon Alters 86 0; Overlon carr, 86 0; Lounldaj T.
Lehman, f6 0.
DivioHin V. Albert N. He-llaire, 02-6; Charles E.
Voorhees Vi-2; Ilenrv hchinoclo. 00 6; llarrv I.
Kinaslon, 811-8; Goorgo T Harrm. 8!4; P-inler'on
U VVrst, 88 6; Jainoa W. White, 8H 8; iu.-odore
Canfiold. 87 8; Franois A. Inruor, 80 7; Jsaao E.
Unckol, 86 0. .
Division h' Albert C. Toole 912; Andrew W.
Miuichlp, 941; Edward 8. Warren, 92 2; illor
Iturkeardt, 91-8; William H. Franc s 91-0; Walir
H. Jtemzov, 90 0; J. Howard Koop, 8t 8 ; Alexander
ereuou, 86 8.
Divimon G William T. Pelmon 93 8; JohnBart
)ett. 90 0; Harry W. Journ, 83 6; Joseph S. jkl ey,
87-9i Victor A. Fills 87 7; Harry L. Warren, 87 6;
John K. Campbell, 87 8; Waltor S. tipackman, 87 8;
John C. cnland, 86 8. ,,.
Diviuon 11. WHIIaui Henry Fussoll, 01 8; Jooph
W. Jaiuiey, 911; John U Carroll, 90 6; William
Himm lebaen, 90-4; David J. Kond.OJl; EJiar s.
Cook 90 1; James Al. liirton, 89-7; Thomas M. Boll,
h9 6;Knbo-t W. Armstrobf, 87'6; Oivor K. Hill,
87 4 ; 1 rank A. ibompson, 8i'0; Iboinas B0I.8J8;
Jogi pli Ebenck, 8ii'6; Johu darper, 83 4; Kooort
W Bell, 8ti 1 ; Tnomas U, Eckleldt, 88 1 i Samuel E.
Kiddle, 860; Lnnirdon C. Stowardson, 85 8; :barles
II t.iibcrt, 864; Harold W atson, 8S 0; Christian
Froelicb, 85 0; William F. Lacv. 860; Arthur T.
Garrcn, 86 0; W 11.1am E. Uarrop, 85 0. Total Alui-i-Unuus,
76.
CRADK NUMBERS AND AVERAGES.
Listqfthoft who hnve the highest Grade Averages of
the whole number of Students,
Grade Average, 1 Grade Averasro.
Ern'stA Fardngton 9-9 Charles d'Inviliiois...9'4 1
Aitbur Wil inms ....99 4 William W Stout. ...93 1
JohnK. llcCartbv..90 8 John W. Millick 030
J. Monroe Wiliard.. 99 8 Allred C. Kox 93 0
John B. Maulli r 9A1 Lewis S. Lee 93 0
huinuil C. t oa:o,Jr..99 0 Fred'k U. Wallace. ...97 8
Kobert Williams ....9J-0 l'otor F. Graff. 97 8
Worth. B. Thomas. .99 O Charios Pa.ker 97 6
Hrrroan H. Muud. . .119 0 1 i linra S. Kobiuon.97 6
Miillin D. eco 98-9 Clement It Bow.n. ...97 4
Svlvst'r E.JIIeiiareo 98 9. Howard We.l 97 2
Bcul. F. Housomun..93 8! Ail'red Dinhorn 972
E 'i. Btocver, Jr.. ..93 SIKicb'd G. Lippiucott.97'2
Henry Roscnbuum. .98 7 Alfred D. Wav 97 0
JuniD- A. Hnadock.,98 61 Andrew C. Mausuip. .93-9
l!eid T. Stewart 98 6j i bam T. J'lerso 9 6
W. Fred. Monroe. ...98 6 Curtis N Harris 9lj 8
Inatun J. Doban. .98 6 Robert G. Bw.lt 962
1 1 any S. Hooper. . . .93 4! John B. Colaban, Jr. .9d 2
Edwai d CLanintl. 93 21
Destructive Fiee at a Cottox Milt.
Lobs $25,000. At an early hour this morning
the larpe cotton and woollen good9 mill ot Lea
eon fc Hummer, situated near tne Falls of Schuyl
kill, Mas the scene ot a disastrous tire. The dry
house was turned down, aud a large stock: ol
cotton poods were destroyed. The maohinory in
the burned building was either entirely' de
stroyed or r nd 'led utmost useless. The origin
ot the fire bus not yet been ascertained. It is
estimated that the loss will reach the lame sum
of 25,000, on whuh there is an insurance of
$10,000 In the Royal Insurance Companv. Fire
ilarshsl Blackburn is at nreseut engaged in
making fin active iuvestiirution into the circum
stances connected with the tire.
Whisky Well Watered. John Kinney
was indiscreet enough lutt evening to make a
too familiar acquaintance with a fluid composed
principally of corn-luice. In consequence his
bead became muddled, and his eyes refused to
perform their proper duti 'S. He .'inadvertently,
therefore, found himself in close proximity to
the Delaware river at the foot of Arch street,
and quietly stepped overboard. Officer Myers,
ol the Haibor Police, was fortunately at baud,
m ho rescued the non compos mentis Kinney from
his damp quarters, and sent him home a wetter
but a wiser marK
A Dishonest Commission Agent. A
man named David Mers was ; intrusted last
December wiih a quantity ot goods by a firm
in tbis city to sell on commission. David
suddenly departed for parts unknown, taking
the proceeds of sales as well as the commission
on the same with him. Yesterday he was
arrested ior such an irregular method of doing
business, and held bv Alderman Toland in
$1000 bail. The goods alluded to were valued
at about $00;
Acknowledgments. Wo have received
the loilowintr sums lor the repective cases of
charity which we stated a few days since:
lor WoundcdVeleran Amount belore ncknow
ledped, $3-13: P. E. A., $1; 8. It. J., $1; L. A.
G., $1; total, $G13.
The same amount has been received from the
same parties for a ''Soldier Family.'"
For a Lying Soldier Previously acknow
ledged, $55; P. E. A., $1; Total, $50.
Correction. In oor notice of the ball of
the French Benevolent Society, on Tuesday, we
erroneouslf complimented a party who had no
direct control in the elenant atluir. We should
have piven tbe credit tor the most acceptable
management of the refreshment looms to Messrs.
hoilin and Lakemeyer, under whose charire the
department ot the cuisine was judiciously plnced
by the managers.
Quick Work . 1 he ship Zouave, bound
for Liverpool, was loaded on Monday, bv Mest-rs.
William B. Thomas & Co., at their elevator, at
Washington street whart, in the short space of
five hours, putting In during that time twenty
two thousand bushels of gram. To have ionded
the vessel iu the ordinary way would have
required six days' tnue.
(Ink of toe Reserve Police Injured
C llicer ueorge Finley. of tho Reserve Corps,
while iu tne Butler House, last evenmir, making
an examination of the tiro that took place in tne
rear ol that building, stumbh d over a box
placed on the stairs, and tell down a flight of
steps, tnlunug himself quite severely.
Sligiit Firk. Last evenint?, between 7
and 8 o'clock, the dwi'ltine-houe No. 311 N.
Front street was slightly damaged by fire.
Look Vvt for Him 1 -
A drcudlul thinir 'tis to avow;
But there's a cbap anion? us now,
Not "tuklnif notes,"
But overcoats,
Vo matter when or how.
T?e all the caution in jour power,
For 'iwvre a wolul loss indeed,
r-bculd be to steal that coat tuccced
Which yon have boutrht from Bennett's Tower!
We have the largest and best stock of Clothing in
Philadelphia, tetitna at prices guaranteed lower
man ine mmtii eistwnere.
Towns Halt.,
No. 618 Mauket street,
Bkkhbtt & Co.
Chables Stokes & Co.'a first olass ready-made
cioiLiug nouse, uuuer tue "wouuneniai."
SuPEBion photoerophs at reduced prices. Now Is
the time. Have made bv B. F. Keiiner photograph
likeness of rare aoouiaoy and exquisite style. Gallery
No. 62 Arch street.
BcPTuna protoMionally treated, and'oorrect Trus
sea applied, Ly J. It. Needles, corner 01 Tweiith and
Race street) Ladies' department tint door bolow. A
uU line of Mechanical liewedios and bapporw, .
May, 1806; edited bv WHiam Proctor, Jr , Protewtor
ot fbarmacy In Hie Philadelphia Collet of phar.
mary "Will tbe fluid extracts go out of nm owing
to the high p. Ice, or can we bv noire authoritative
modifications 01 the formn'aa bv which we eaa make
them at a moie reasonable' 'osif Ii fie latter,
shall the ctianue be in the quality of the menstruum,
or in tbe manner of applvnv it. to u to reduce (lie
quantity requiuttef Can there be a eomocation ol
Ibe t ommtttee of Revinion to authorize som new
method or modification ot the prosent reclpoaf"
Miih reward to the eontamnlt'ed change- in the
quant tv. 01 in the m nstruum iwolf, in the prepara
tion of fluid extract, I would take occasion to nay
that in medio ne tbe health of the pationtis the great
iho cost of miitatial unmet hi tiff tint when ont
into the tcale with human b alth and often human
bto, it is hardly worthy of consideration at all. Mr
Buchu (Hclmbotd'M will conlinui to be mado as
lormerly, and if it cannot l'0 maintained at prosnt
pneos, tliey will have to be advancod to moei the
aovnt'ce in the once ot material. fo auch as doslro
quantity instend of quality we would av tnat water
is a Cii ap commodity, and may be roadily added by
tlio j rmon 11 mi) a tho medlclno it be desires todo so.
tx, x. HKtisnnm, Urucplst and homist.
No. b94 Broadway, Now York City.
And No. 101 bouth Tenth stieet, PbUadolphia.
Tnx A cms of 1'KtiFECTiON This Is tbe nnlversal
veroict oven to the Flotcnoe Kowini Maohine
when ver Introduced. Iho ohjections herftotore,to
otiirr first-das Hewintt Maolnnoa have all oeen over
come in tho Florence, and cvervbodv is delighted
with the beauty ot its work, as well ns the simplicity
and ease of Its ope rati' pa. It makes no ess iban
lour aepaiate and uiKttuctHtitcnes vis i ioo. Knot,
dttiblo lock, and doutile knot. Each stitch alike on
toth sl'les of the tahrio. It aio nas the reveriblo
lero motion, enablluir the operator to fasten off the
ends of tenms or stay auy part of a seam without
elopDiur tho machino, tl.orob savinv much hand
loLor lluiodcs, it lias a umtorni touslon or thread.
and docs not require alteration in cliant'iixr trom ouo
kind of work to another. Tbe aent for t ie Com
pany, at No. 680 ( hesnut street, cliu.lensres oompari
pon with a 1 oiliers. Indeed, when such comparison
is nado, tho n terenco a'ways goa in lavor of che
PlorPDce. Kvery machine warranted to uivo entio
Futisfection or monov returned. N- ch ime for In
struction, wbetbor t.ou wish to purcuaso or not.
Circular and samp'os or wnrK sent ay mail on re
ciipl ot stamp, tiil.co, No b30 Clieanut strout.
Couans, Colds, and Conbumptior. Thii-ty
years' experlonco, and tho Ustimony of thousand"
who iavo been cured by its uso, prove that .lav no's
Kxpcctorant is, witbout exception, tho most rtliablo
remedy in the world for Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Consumption, Pleurisy, Croup, Whoop
ing Coueh, Spitting of I lood, and all Pulmonary
Complaints, Prepared only at No. 212 Chosnut
iltl ot.
Gbfat Advantages arc oDlred to tbe citizens ot
Philadelphia bv the opening of the Market Street
Jen House (tr tl.o suie ot Teas and Coliee-cxc.u-sivdy,
on Ibe eoulhtas corner of I we f Hi and
Aiotket. Hiobcuie is uonvcnieutly looatod in the
ceii tin port of 1I10 c tv, opposite tho principal
n nrkcts. ana condncird by Messrs. Boyd & Co.,
pentitrren wlicso exnericmcn enabled thein to eoc?
tLc Lrst cooiis in ti e lm.rket, wlncU they ofljr at
the lowest muiLoi onccs.
We folicit lor tlicui the 1 feral patronago of oui
readers.
"Love in a Cottaoi." is all voi-v well whon you
own tho cottage, lmve money at interest, and a good
tup; ly ot coal in vour cellar, to eet a llrxt-rate
ar ic e ol Loal, visit Altoi'sCoat Yard, No 957 N.
Ninth street, below Guard avetite. Mr. Altorwiii
not suli'cr a ton ol inienor C al to enter Ins yard;
bei ce his success. It more conven-cnt. vou mav
leave vour 01 tier at the branch oli co, Sixth and
pring Gurden streets.
Compound Istirxst Notes,
7 o0 and C-20s.
Gold and Hlvcr botu'ht end .-old
Dkk-kl & Co., 81 Souih Third street.
I. K, Walraven,
Masonio Hall.
.
Window Curtains,
Window Shades,
Window Shades,
Window Shades,
Window Shades,
Window Curtains,
Window Curtains,
Window Curtains,
I. E. Wairaven
No. 710 Chesnnt sweet,
W. & B., Good Clo'.bing, Oak Ball, Sixth and Market.
W.&B , Good Clothing, Oak nail, Sixth and Market.
W. ft B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Markot.
W.&B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W . ft B Good Clothing-, Oak Ball, Sixth and Markot.
W. ft B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
MARRIED.
CLARK TRASK. On iho 12th instant, by the
Rev. William atbeart, Mr. WILLIAM CLARK to
Miss KLlZAREiU TKAiSK, both of this city.
FOLWELL ATP. On f the 28th of Dooember.
1806, by Rev. Dr. Bomber ser, Mr. HENRY U FOL
WKLL, of Bucks county, to Miss CAROLINE E.
AH', ot this city.
REYNOLDS BECHTEL. On the morning ot
the 14th instant, at tbe residence of the bride's
mother, bv the Rev. Samuol Irwin, WILLIAM P.
REYNOLDS to Miss MARY M..BEC111EL. No
cards.
DIED.
BECK. On the 12tn instant, WILLIAM BECK,
in the t4tb year ot his aye.
The relatives ai d irieuos of tho family are respect
fully invited to attend bis lunoral, from his late resi
dence, N. W. comer of fcuenta and Catharine
streets, on tfunduy aftornoon a. 2 o'clock. To pro
ceed to Maebpelah Cemotery.
COLLADAY. On the 12tU imdant, SAMUEL R.
COLLAUA1 , in tbe 60th year ol his ago
Ti e male mends are invited to attend tho funeral,
from biB late residence, No. 117 N. Seventeenth
street, at 10 o'clock Friday morning, the 10th instant,
witbout further notice.
DENIS.-On February 14, 1866, Mr. ENOCH H.
PEMtS aged 86 years.
I '1 be trienos relatives, and acquaintances of the
lomiiv Welcome Lodge, No. 220, t. O. ol O. P., aud
Morning tjtar Livibioii, 6. of T., are re.eotiiUlv in
vited to attend the luueral, on Saturday morn nv,
the IT1I1 instaui. al8 o'clock, without lurtaer notiou,
II em the lemdenco of his uto.e, Johu A. Soliz, No.
1018 Giraru avenue.
KELLY .-on tho 14'h mslatit, Mr. URIDGEr,
will ol JuniCo Ke ly. aued 45 year-.
Tbe reiaave and friends 01 tno tun II v are respoct
fully inviteu to atteiid ibe lui.eml, Inmi tli resilience
of her busLaud. S. V. corner 01 Jancuci and
'Ibonipsou strce s 011 t-aturuay morninr; i bj o'clock,
btrvicis and intermeni at bi. Mivha.-i's
LAVARELL On tho 14th insiunt, MARY La VA
RlLL, In the GBd year o. lie ujii;.
ber reiativea and irieuils are invited to ntteud l or
funeral, from the resideixo ot 1 homas F. I.ei, Jliles
town, on Friday, the 10. Ii instant, ui 1 o'e ock. Car
r apes viil be in wuitinr on tlio arrival of the 12
o'clock train at Gormautown. to convey tlieui to the
bouse, Intermeut at Laurel bill
MoKENNA. Suddenly, on Wedno dav tho 14th
1111 ant PA RICK i.cKKNNA, need 2ti years.
1 he relatives and trieiids ot t' e iniiuiv me iuv-ted
to ait 1 nd the I'm oral, on .-uuiUy altoiuowu, tne 13. h
insiunt, at 1 o'clock, lroni bis motmr's res. deuce,
No. 1618 I'earl street 1
r WFRCANTILE bTn EF1CIAL A"S(lCT A HON.
atahueolal Meetlunot tbe Loara of Mastters. held
on 1 uekday, the lub hist., the mllowiug prutuible aud
retolutioiiB wi re uunnliuously adopted
v bereas The hand 01 death has uddenl- removed a
moat bit'Mv esteemed member o. our Uoard one with
hi m lor many veara It nm been our nrlvilese tn hho.
cia e iu the lmiest contldinue us an oiltcer, and the most
incere regard as a teiiow uieinoeri uo
Whereas There only riulns to u( the sad satin ac
tion iI relerriuv to the memories of the pa-t In trljute
or his v. orb and ot expressing our ?mpathv with the
sorrowing irieuus wun uiiiuru ii iui murmur
Itesolved In the death of our late Treasurer fl. R.
COLL DAY, Ksn . this Board has lost a luo.t fnith-
iui ana conscientious oiuiwr, suu a uiuat vmoieut coutt'
seller.
Resolved, That whilst we auknlt with proper resigns
lion to the event which baa taken from us our esteemed
colleauua. wa nnvariheiesa moura biB Iosb to the naAdr
and aulleilng 01 our ABsoclatloa, to whom be baa ever
ueeu a ainu ana nearly irieua.
Knolveii. in n. ma and character of PAUUEL R
COLL ADA 1 we recounlze the true portraiture of aa
lionorab a merchant uad an honest maa 1 kiud and aenila
In ills deuonnieut firm In bis principle, vet concilia
tory In tits Intercourse wlih but lellew-uien. We com
mend bit example to a l who value a good and houor-
1 auia regulation. . ,
avmnathlee of this Aaaoelatlon be eon.
I veved to the bereavad relations of our de leaaed trlend.
and that It' Is lloatd unite tn tbe funeral eeremoniea.
I rem bis late rualdeuoe, on FJtLUAY AtORMNU next,
t 1A ..i,.l....k
, ' WILLIAM C. LCDWIO, President.
Wiuuh At Bouh, Becretuy. , U
COFFEE OASTEB3, OK SEVERAL PAT
terns end a arlrtv of Btyleo of TrXTee MIIH firaale
at theliarawareKtoTw ef TTM'M A M BH A W,
Ac 8.(t:bjUt lUlrty-flve) MAKKf T St . below Ninth,
TARDIXO NF.EPI.R SKEWER?. BASTING
J fpoons. Pur Whips, rrenef Cooln' Knives. Mlndna
Knlvas, 'loaatltic forks, tns Jntmcrn, and a Rnir,d
asortaient ot LlarJware and fntiiry lor llousakeeperBf
use. at TBt'MAN HA W'H,
tio. m (Eight Thirty-five) MAKKET St., below Ninth.
A CLOTH HOLDER FOR A SMOOTHING
Trim Is nnnocev arr In the aent artte'e, as the
band e Ib to mala as to dispense with the article. We
also have ilea Irons, with two heitirrs, end the usual
kinds. TlttTMAN fe SHAW,
No. 8M(KI(rbtThlrtv-flvei MAKKrTSt.. bolow Ninth.
JORDAN'S TONIC ALE.
JOItDAN'H TONIO Lf.
JOLDAN'S T IC AT.F..
JORIA TONIC AT.R.
Tt Is rennimen(ie(1 by pbyslclsn of thU and othnr
places as a "nperlor . . and requites bat trial to
convince tbe moft Rkeptlcul 01' its xrtat me II. To be
I. ad, wholesale and retail, of f. I. J)RD VN,
No. 220 l-K U Sireer.
Chnmpairtie Cider, by tbe dozen, bottled, or hv the
barrel 'i 14 ly
AT Q U K EN'S NEWS STAN I),
S. W. corner SEVENTH and CUESSUT Streets,
Al.t. TUB
DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPin.
AtAQaZINK-.
1'LIlIODIf'ALS, Ffn.,
May be obtained at current rates. 311
HAVANA CIGARS AND
i.YNcmuma ihiiaccos.
Feft m tbe c'ty at reduced prices, at
FLsHtKTY'tt, No gri CHKSNtlT Street,
OpDoslte the Continental.
Notice Store rlos-d on Hundnv. C'ustjmeri D'ease
purchase on Saturday. 1 SI lmti
IL'R SALE A PAKCAIN. THR OWNER,
I dcslrlne to remove Wet. offers ior snln a lnric.
estatnirlicd Wholesale and ltrtal Busiuu, n-nsislliiir
01 (OALOIL L AMIS. 1L tfl- lV v RE. nnil O' L ' lio
store Is in a pooil at nation and do ng a lnre b minnis
new 'lite wnole, Incluilmg Fixture noo i-w li. etu..
win nc aoiu on roi'sonaoto n-riin. roistSHion given
Immediately, or b soon as stock can be cimte 1 a It
sale Any person wlshlns to buy or no Into badness
win eo veil 10 pivo inrir in.nieiitnte attnn lun Also,
a food new soring covered wauon liuraa and hur-
n as, ail complete aud in kood order ; cau be 1 cen at any
trme
Address, In real and lull nnmo. rost Ofilco. nox No.
2111. 'i!Si)t.i
V
U It L
S A L E .
r.v direction of Brevet. Maior-fienoral A. TJ. Dvor.
CLlM of Ordnance, tho IoIIowht Ordnance and Ord-
nenre ntoreswill bo Mild on lliEl)AY, Fohrunrv
27. lbCti, at HAJ;l Kli'S 1KRKV, Wost Virgiuia, to
wit:
Ouo hundred and fiitv tons Cast Iron,
live tons Wroueht Iron.
One Iron PoruLay I .utno.
One rrfe iuriimir Luilic.
fno Kolinik-Mi.l, W'th niaclnncry, furnacs.
torcea, lly-v.heel, thahin?, 10I ers, ba.ijroifl, etc,
ctmpiete.
tine nunarea tnottsana ttncKsjmo e or 10 is).
Tbirlv-iour Cnai-inm Ooiuiiitia tnjw,.
evctitv Cost-iron v mdow Pramus.
Eipl't Anvil Docks (cast).
Oi 0 tbotitund two hundred and sevntv Josnlyn'i
Car. ines, with appcntlavcs c nip oto (now).
Three hundred and twenty Mturr's Carbines, with
appending)- new and complete.
Ou l undred and sevon asortd Ilovilvnrs.
Nilc hundred and (inrty t ava rv Saj -cs
lwollioufai.4 0110 bundled end s'x.y Uitrnnido's
Cen ines
Five thousand En field Itidos.
Forty-six N C O .sworu.-, tosethcr wi'li about
one thousand se's bors equipments lor cavalry, in
cluding orldle, sudd es, rddle-blankois, ba ters,
etc.; aiso, inrrrn quantiiies ol cacairv and tutantrv
Accoutiemt nts, aincudaoes tor small arm, and
tcols of varioun kinls, cto etc.
Ono lurgu lot ol tir.o.y di-esscd Granite St ne,
Kntn tn rnrnmrnrii nt. 1 0 nVlnftlr. and enntiimn frnm
day t day. uir.il ail is sold.
Term Cash, -in Uo eminent lunds.
L. J. YOUNG, Ordnance Aant.
J ns Kookok, Auctioneer.
Ur fer's iLKiiY. lebtuaiy 10, 1808. 2 15 lot
g E L L E 11 S BROTHERS,
, m. 18 N. SIXTH STREET,
Having aOdi d to their foimer business that of
MILL AND FACTORY FINDINGS,
Intend keeplug a full assortment of every th ng in that
line, which they will sell tt the lowest rates, i.ici jdlnu
Pure Oak Tanned Leather Beltin j,
Gum Belting and Steam Packing,
LACE AND FICKKK LEATHER,
BAND AND HARNESS LEATHER,
ROLLER CLOTH AND SKINS,
CARD CLOTHING,
BELT HOOKS. RIVETS, ETC.
Alto continue to mtnuiacture as heretofore,
WI11E' CI.OT1J,
JSII-VI2S, SCKEENS, Etc.,
Of which a lull assortment is kept constantly on
band. ' 1 UUtuUisairp
J? I ' N E
OPERA GLASSES.
A VERY LARGE VARIETY. '
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO..
1 1 No. 924 CHESSCT STREET,
JOSEPH A. SEFFARLEN,
AGENT FOR
COTTON LAPS,
No. 240 NORTH THIRD bTREET,
PHILADELPHIA. 211m4p
CALICOES, FAST COLORS, 20 CENTS
CALK OES, VAST COLORS, 23 CENTS.
MERR1MAC R1NTS, 5 CENTS.
PACIFIC PIUNTS, XH CKTS.
BLKAOIKU MCSLI1VS.
IMiLEAt HKD MUSLINS.
.4 AND 10-4 UTICA, 10-4 PEPPERKIL.
8-4 AND 10 4 UALT11AM, 10-4 BATES
SMELTING.
All at Icbs than wholesale prices.
H. 8TEEL .- SOX,
27 Sos 713 and 716 TKHTU Street
CiOOD 3ILKS AT LOW PRICES.
J We still mulmulu our repatatlon tor
bKLLINU CIIKAP.
We have now open a tine stock of
liI.Ai li. SILKS, KVBRY VARIETY,
(OLOllKl) MLUS, KVUHY VARIETY,
At lesstban 'be present cost of importation. Nov Is
tbe time to buv Mlki. us there is no doubt at all but that
ibey will be very much higher, liavbiit aotlclpated the
prett Dt rlHe bv buying our nllks some time back, we are
now able to otter
VK.11Y DECIDED HAIIC1AI1YS.
II. STEEL & SON,
2 7 OS. 713 and 713 N. TKNTU Street
BARdAINS IN WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Having finished hiking account of stock, we find
we have a lew lots of
SlKltlNOKM,
1'Ul L1IVS.
AA1) OTHER PRESS GOODS,
that we o not wish to keep until next season, and we
have determined to close taem out, at rerv low prices,
IVIXIlOUi' HEfciARl TO COST.
11. STEEL & SON',
S 7 Vos. 713 ana 718 N. TENTH Street.
SOUTHERN LANDS FOR SALE OR
i Lease, at very low prices, embracing farming,
iirualuv, plantiur, gardening, lrult-growlug, ootton tur
ptiiiilna. lumber coal, Iron tiold, silver auo lead lamia
A so. iron works, botu s. dwelling houses, and building
lots. App.y lot catalnv n" to
CliAUbKK1, HEGI"TEIt Sc CO,,
Ho. 401 w"A UN I) T etreet,
l'hiladeipbla.
We solicit from owners of property orders lor
fait. 2 Uwtt
.T!XTKICAL DISCOVERIES
AND
PR. M.J OAltOWAT. Tle,otrtcl rhysiclsn, fbr
mcriy the psiiner ef FKOlESBOtt CMI BOLES. aftar
snabKDoo ot a f tar and a ltait iom the city, during
which time he has been ravaged 'tth PROFRBSOB
HOLIES, Ms fatkcr-lii-lnw, In inmwtlgo.log more
fully the sublime subject of ElecVrlclty as tbe
CHEAT CUhATIVE aVEST, ban resumed his
successful practice at No. HI Sonth EIOITl
fticet. vi here he to curing, with unparai:e!I
success, the worst forms ot aeute and ckrenio diseases.
In our many sclentlf.o experiments with the Elootrlo,
Calvanlo, F.lectro-Manedo, and pure Magnntlo hir
rents. and their num roirs niodlflcstlons on tt e bodbis
of vartous animals tor the purpose of a
cettalnltig Tftth minute aocuraer the direct
and Indirect Influence of each on the organisation.
wefaavedrmcnKtrated that Electricity It the vl al ole
mt nt tlist It can be directed to anv oran or.art of t lie
body, end evon after the vital lunctions soera paraly z J ,
poKScrecs the power of arousing tno dormant energies,
eijuolizlng the circulation, and restoring the sy stem te a
eulf-hustolning bealtby condltlou.
The mist tatitae'vry rtsul's tollne ur trra'mmt. In
some instances the Olsease of years' standing ybilils
read ly at the Cret touch of the elootrle element, while
In others It icqulres a more protracted trt'stincnt.
0.ef mior;atit fia un oi our treaimeut is that no
tlino Is lost iu exptrimrntug with dlsoase. Itr menns
ct an electrical test, an accurate diagnosis Is given at
once, deieiminlng tbo loca Ity and character ot tlio
Ob-ease, onu ludlcaticgtho treatment to be pursued.
lilt. P SlitDIi, OF LW YOHK. C'I'Y. a scientblo
scbtli nun of atillty, lu associated with Dr. Ualloway Iu
the practice.
TO LADIES. Our trcatniBnt Is emlnontly su opixful
In Ionis e diseases. Mrs. e. H. HOLLf.a gives hor vaiu
ublc services to all la ly patients. Having ourod during
tbo Hut twelve years riva thousand fciuulos suiTerlng
with every form of disease peculiar to thoir sex, her
ability to cure Is vteil esteb lsbed. tier urcat cxporteuce
recommends tier to the suflorlng of her sex.
Ittl LllESCE We rclnr iho diseased and others in
tercstcd la our new practice to the following wl: kuown
gonthmon, Mbo have b.'cn treated sucoossiuliy by ust
( eorge Ount No (iin ( hesnut street.
11 Dcsiirtr. o. 1 iltu . Iiesna Ntreot.
(niii rui l loaou on, o. ! ! hiiriicc utie.'t.
Alulor-tlonornl l'luHcnion. U .-..Annv
ilon 1 avid WdUiO., JUiJiuof C ourt of Cia ms, Wash
In (on i in .
lion. Judi e ( apron. No t York city.
Lev. Dr Aiaishull of l'lttniirg, 1'u.
i (Iwin runes:, li e nrvui 'i niKnlla.i.
Ilev l'r. I in 1, o llii uililiiiilu.
lirv liunli I ( isrlt. 1 1 non
( olonoi 'liiomaj V. Swcinry, Asscsaor. No. 71U tVal
nut root
l.tniiii il. Earle, Attorney ut-Law, Sixth und Cliesnut
sUie f.
t u imuel Key, ' ttorncr-at-LaW So. 101 .-aa80Uist.
Ir. (.ottrjio V . Frceo Liiicasior cl y, fa
lr. Vim. It llrown, I. lror.l House.
l:cv. Mr. Alai ory, Noi rlstown, 1' ..
Albert II MooIhv No. wb bun t.. vcw Tors dry.
V (. uniuiliits Muvveau' struet .New York uior.
11 (.'. r-burt.cfl No. WU Jiurkct strmit
lobn V . bulft No 133 Miuili nr'ail ircet
G. W. Mcrcbunt, (Jtrmuniuwu, l hilailel,.bla.
SIUDENT" can enter at any time lor a full courso of
liftiuc'lon In our new uimlo oi anp yiiig Electrioliy and
Its il IT re i t modtCc itlon. In iha c:irj oi nil d.'scaes.
The old s.udenti of rROK. U JLL1.S or uivsolf who
are practising our old system In this cliy, are especially
Invited to beiomti instrucicd in our neu d ic -t-nci. so
that tleyuavbJ tnabed to tr. nt dlsoano with much
more suocots.aud produce cures in one-balf the time
than by our eld system.
CON.'OLTATIOtt PltRB.
n Interesting circular mailed by addressing
MS. GALLOWAY &
No. 112 Soistli EIGHTH Street,
2 ISKin
PHILADELPHIA..
IEMOVAL. We will remove to the spacious bulll
lng No. 1230 WALNUT t trret about the 26th of this
month, our present building being too small for our ex
tensive practice. DUS. GALLOWAY & SHEDD.
yE OFFER FOR SALE
U. SS. O'S, 1895,
Issued to tlic Pacific Rajlroai Co.,
Interest payable In currency. The cheapest Govern
ment Bonds on tbe markec. resolved by United ntntus
Treasurer at 80 per cent, as security forN'a.loual Bank
Circulation.
Morris and Es&ox Railroad First
Mortgage 7's, Due 1914,
Strictly Flrst-ctiss Bond;; lor suso lower than otior
Bonds of the same cIobj.
Junction Railroad Second Mort
gaga 6's,
Fndorsed by Pennsylvnnla lTailroad Company, I'hllaJeil
phla and Keadtng Ballroad Company, Fhllade pbla, Wil
mlrgton and Baltimore Ballroad Company. Bonds due
In 1!X 0. Coupons paid In inlltiee ot oil tasntlou. The
limit on tliose Bonds has rccci.tly been roauueu, so tbat
we can now offer them at a very low price.
Government securities ot all kinds bought and sold.'
Stocks and (Jold bought ani sold on commission In
this and other markets.
Interest allowed on aepoilts,
E. W. CLARK & CO., Bankers,
1138m No. 35 S. Third St., Philad.
SOMETHING NEW.
Smoking, Chess, and Heading Rooms
Combined.
PLEASANT r.EKOKT FOE GENTLEMEN.
i, T. O. KOllONY & Co.,
No. 1235 OHKSNUT STItEI T.
TEA. COKFEE, CHOCOLATF. I TC, ALWAYS KEPT
ON HAND.
FOREIGN ANDEOMEST1C N EWSl'AI'EBj ALWAYS
UN FILti.
Among wblch can be found
i iinoh Oncc-a-'Week.
i.oiiucn 'limes (uauy uvu
Allien, uiu.
weekly i.
'JViup.e Hur.
orublil .'lngazlne,
London Journal.
Our.en Laube,
Kiuildenidaich.
Koliii-iliH eltung,
ilurper's AloutUlv.
lienuor,
Arn.v and Navy JournaL
I.onaon Illustrated,
J ell's I lie.
MancbCKter Clipper,
l.oudou let, i
Lounou Society,
London Orcbcstia,
Fun.
Northern WHc,
latest betlbns ov oTOCi. l us mwsimrp
QAK SHADE OIL COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITA- SOOO.OO
Mi-vet 120,000. T-r Value $4'00.
WILLIAM BAILEY.
HUGH GAMBLE.
SBCBETABT,
J. DALLAS WALL.
DIBBCTOHS.
JOrN" F. (HO, WAVI9 KIMBLE,
HVGII GAllBLK. JOHN U, JuMiS,
MLXIAM B&ILEY.
OITICE, No. 329 WALNUT STREET,
ruiLAiii4'HiA. ailluirp
PHO'SPECTUS
OF 1HE
CARSON
gold mmu mimx.
CAPITAL STOCK.. ..500,000'
KUMELR OF SHARE, 60,000.
Par Value and Subscription Pries, $10.
WORKISG CAPITAL, $r,0,000.
OFFICEKS:
IRK8IDENT,
COLONBL WILLIAM B. THOMAS.
fcECHETARY AND TBEASOBEB, pro tOIU,
i J. IIOrKINS TARR.
BOLICITOn,
WILLIAM L. IlIRSr, Ksti.
1 mnECTORs,
COLONKT, WILLI M B. THOMAS,
CHAKLLS H. OGUEN,
EDWIN M1DDLKTON,
ALEXANDER J. HARPER,
WILLIAM BERGER.
The Land of this Company consists of about 13t
Acres in .Veccnburg couuiy NortU Catoliuo, abeui
S uiilet Irom ,e unu oi Charlotte.
On this propcrtvflfcn shafts or pits have been openod
onusiiiik tovurmua Ue.tus. irom 111 tat leot. uoiuou
Uruiiiif; tbe eMsteiice ol u.rce purahel volnso ore of
about i tut In klib una about 1ft .eet apart, lonvorui
lo a couiii.ou tcntie ai ibe Ovpili o about l.W leul, lorm
ouo iniiiH iim uut or vein ol ore. eiieiidiuir la
leiiath ll.rm.Kli .ho property more tliuu bait a mile.
1 ho.c ure nio on this pn pertv ouior vein o. ore uu jx
plottd j.ltbexe ores me known us tho Urownuros,
and are vi rv neb, yieul nt; an uveru. c cl abon 82J0 per
teu in M-lu, iin' Biivu r-suits baliia eeu d.inou
stnuc.i l y the mile ncruuiK ol the mines lorseveral
years rust, the rl'k o' iiivc.iliiiciit in unoe.opcd pro-p.-rtv
Ih not ii.i o mil, and by the Hip.cation ol inoanrn
iiilmrK and te ui iuk inucliUK ry .be ouipun- auilclpa
an imu eciuiu und iurue n turn for then- taouev.
ravin? an ere Hint renilllv ylo'ds 200 per ton, some
tstunatu ti.n be niaile oi .l e viiluc oi li s property. Wile
t It .n Kin. .ii .pi licit e stuui oi milling, ten tons of tbls
i to c: n li. ti'.ki ii out ami n Uui'cd iliii.v roui every shoit
uuciicd, ut atiex:'cii"e no' i xccoilln SJ ; ntr ton icav
liuram t i.niiy pi-ollt oi 1TW foreacu irbaft worked by
the ( ouipiiiiy.
'Iho lsrte ViorklnR ci.pitnl reserved vl:l enable the
Cunpai.y lit once to procure ami ere'ttlie best modo n
iiueliiiiciy u r niiiniiiulntliiK tne ores, by means oi which
tLo yield will bu la bely Increased.
These ir.'ms. vibilst tftcy produce ores richer than
those ol Coloiudo or .'cuilu. huu umny uilv.iniaues
ov-r tin in. iii i:tii.nri in un i buniii.nco .riu.l uud
cheep li.l.i r und the lucility with wblch they ean be
vi men tinriiip h. (utile ur: w bllst t' use ot Colora m
and Nevada cau omy be worked duriuu the warm
weatLer.
A test assay of an avctSRe Ispclmen of the ore from
the Cnrson IV. lues vs uiude as i.ne as the 7tti of
Januuri ol the present year, us will apoear fiom the fol
lowing crrtliu ato oi l'lois.-ort l.ooth and Gurrutt. the
Assayirsot tbe rblladeipbin int:
ruiLADr.Li'i.iA., January 27, 1808.
Ceni Blrt-Wc hnve ctreiully assayed the snmpleo
orenoui "Carson Mine" North Caiollua, aud tlnd It to.
jlela n n ounces r lne uonnyv. eights oi pure old to the
ton of ore. '1 be coin value is therefore elli-ei per toa
oi ore. Yours, reipcuttully
. ItOOTH & OA BRETT.
Tr. M. B. Tatiob, No. 4C4 Walnut street, l'hilad.
6ubscrlptii.no to the Capital Stock will be received at
tbe ttxc ol Ibe ouiiunv. o. 4oI W ALNUT Htreet,
whi re Bi niplcs ot the ore tuny be seen, aud lull iuiorma
tiun iilveu. 33
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J)UTLEX SKIRT.
F.VnriH F )R 1800.
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(Oil D0CB0K SPKIXG)
HOOP SKIKT.
Each Hoop of this PKOULIAB SKIRT Is composed of
Two jiuri-:rmp, r d steel $' r tigs, braided Tiunri.f end,
uksilt toKetber euob to hook, lorming at oncj the
biKo.sGfc.hi and most t Ll.XlbLE uuuf made
'Ibcy will nut ukno or bk as like toe single springs,
but will evku rinsKHVi tbeir ppukkct snu bkau.u'ui.
shapk where ibne or lour ordiuary skins will have
been thrown away as isoless.
'i hen i nd rrul It snbuv Anns gbbatlt to the con
tour ami convkmkncb. bcsiocs ulvlng- .miiiisB il isn ua
10 the w EAitKR, as will bo part euiarly eaperu n ed by
ladies attending crowd d receptions, ba'is, ojirroi. etc.
Ik fact for the promtnadc. or mr, the church, thea
tre, or tar they re fhSt KrASED. conibinluii con-our,
lrF AniLiTT mid kcokomt, with tbat kleuancb ot shape
which has made the
DCPLEX ELLIPTIC TUB
BTANDAED l-KIttT
OF 1I1E FASHIONABLE VTOBLO.
Manufactured exclusively by the SOLE OWNERS of
l'aleat,
WESTS, BUADIiKY & CAUY,
No. ST CHAMBEK8 and Kos. 79 and 81 BEADE 8ts.,'
NEW YOBS,
Merchants will be supplied as above, and by Philadel
phia Jobber-.
t on naLK in all First class Bktail Storks hi this
citi. loquhe lor 2 U Hiuip
BEAD LEY'S DUPLEX ELUPIIC 8KIBT.