8 CI FY INTELLIGENCE For Additional Loral l'.ents tee Third rage. Rklioious Items. A meeting of the Jiicodspf tba 8abi.ab. wi.l ba held tomorrow evening, at the b'frtt Presbvteilan Church, Kan finctoB, G'rtrd avenue, above Palraor street. Adaresses by Kev. W. T. Eva, Wilson Jewell, II. 1., Thomas Potter, E-kj.. and others. Fi, :xnth .Pre$ly!3rian vhurcn, Fi i?eni ani Lcm'jard Clra'.s -AnUversaiy exercises of tb. Sabbath fcehcol will be held at 3 o'clock to mor row auernoon, when addresses nl be delivered . lay Iirv. Dr. rewards, ol the Went Arch Street l'iebrteipu Church, Kev, ThomM McCaulov, Assistant Secretary 01 the Pouni ol Education, Clovernor Pollock, ard tD Pastor. Ti.e Jo-hrrl O.-pkxn i(ji;w;0d This Into rcai'a and noble ttlbu Inevem-s in pub'le lavor ai it brcoiriei more widely tnon. The Sabbath schools ate inul"piv?'.ijr tfieir.cont'ibuttoos, nud the public Rcnera"v are reondir t to the ap peal nt the. .Association in behalf of t're destitute children o.'our mr-tye 1 beroes. Since the latest ackuowidfciuent of receipts, tbe tollowint: sub eci.i'tiuns and couti.lnit.ons have bean received from tiie fcjaLbath tuuols of the churches as named: St Paul' EnlRCOpal Cha ch. Che'l-mlnm, Pa , si? brfj, si'J; First lTeafcfii;Bn CliUrcD I'MlaUol phi; Odl.no ttr;t I" byt?rtan invrch, Phila jle'p'jia: J nt h tbtiU Cbnreh. 8outuark, I'Lilrteljihia; I.utbc.jn Church, Aeev. Ho, Pa., each tuodir.iicr t "5; Cbnct Jvelorme Church, Pmia- ftA'tihi. . .. t ...... -I . . . . . r.- de'phia; Chi.ki Fp -opal Church, i. 51 in;', ju, Kr.; le HI.; First Mm- arefrationrl Cherch, Cino n:!aM, Ohio; Ciur arrest r iW ", viuuj tfuwirop ionirrnaa Lltlv"'c, ,!j,rr'r-'r' i -first Luttisraa ... "J : ' i, ' ". lwc"l nai.nst Lkaroli, I'liila fl '.paia: ELcatrvr In .jrenJent Cnuroii, l'hilaao. ' pr a, r -ch one hr va of t?i lotol l.-nm SunUav Scliooh (fgjj qo . Jm ciii.'ons ol FrmtD-ifhori', fa 84ir1 J-rim oit i:ort of Sliimerri'lo. Va. 04 75 Jtromcu i.jsot UotUlelioui, T 4J-6iJ To'M in ibis sr $S25 z; Treasurer ol the Associar oa, Peter 11. SiuiijD. Ho. c8 .San torn street. Kev. John Chambers wi'l preash a sermon to young laJif"3 at the church in Droad slrcet,belo Chcanut, tn-moirow aiteinoon at 3A o'clock, li'"hop S'mpson preaches at St. 'Stephen's M. E. Church, (ieiman'oan, ta-iaorrow uioi'Din. Father Kemp and h'.s trouoe ot Old Folks will conduct '.ho music at the Tabernrsle M. E. Chrrch, Eleventh street, above Jeflcrson. to woirow. t Fev. Dr. eiRS continues bis lcctoics upon the Anoco!ypte to-moiiow evenin-j. Many of the Baptist churches In this city are rnliDg great revivals of religion. Anion" thus are the Tenth, Fomth, Olivet, Droad Street, and Tabernacle Caurches. Huiround'n" churclits, m in Camden and West Philadelphia are a'so much revived. The Uoerd of Education of the 0. S. Presbvla rlan Church, at their last meetin?, adopted a molHtion requesting a sermon to bs preached on to-moirow upon the duty of parents and teachers, and that a collection be made to enable the toard to carry out taeir obligations. The amount contributed to the Ministerial tund Irom May 1, 18C, till February 1, 1KCB, has taea but 520,2o4; to that lor colleges, etc, $1397. A eo plus on hand at the besrinntna: of the liv.t -.-.'r has bsen meltms; away. The Board say "unless llbrral aicounts pre given wa must be erabar ra -d for want of means." The Ycung A en'a Christian Assrcialion.Oa Monday evening the rooms of the Tonngf Men's Christian Association, in Chwnut street, 'above . Twelfth, were crowded with hdiss and gentle tteiJ, o I'sttC !3 an address by ex-Governor Pol leek, entitled "PiOgreBsion of Knawledere aa Incentive to its Acquisition." The speaker was listened to hy his audience for over a half hour with the Milcteit attention. At the close of tha address an Interesting debate took place on "what latitude enoala be allowed spaakers in the Sabbath Schools." The discussion was main tained bv Rev. Alt'red Tavlor, Rev. Mr. Moore, G. H. Davis, II. Ward, and others. The Associa tion hes secured the aervicca of Rev. Henry Ward Beeches and John 13. Goujh, Esq,., who , wi'l lcc-i're shoiily in t'je?r behalf. The society Is iu a flourishing condition, and Hi iiuuve pvosrcts are qnit3 ila.tenn?. Pctar B. 8!mraons, Eiq., President of the Association, presided on the occr.i'cn. Finn Snvare Presbyterian Church. -Rev. Dr. Crowell, Pastor of the Ponn Square Presbyte rian Church, is delivering a course of Sunday veninsf sermons to young men. The discourses thus iar have been listened to bv large numbers of this cla's of persots. They are both Inte rest'nu andinsijucUve, and will repay any who may attend the service. The chnrch la locatrj In Lroad street, below MarkaW Young men will be shown seats by the sevton. , The ilisiicn of the Con o Man. Rev. J. F. McClelland, pastor of the North Eread Bli-ett Methodist Episcopal Church, will prer.oh on the above subject to-inoiro w afternoon, at the Union Meeting, held in the American Mechanics' HalL Fourth street, below Girard avenue. Mr. McClel land is considered one of the most eminent divines of this Church. Younjj men are cordi ally Invitrd to oUend the services held in th's Hall. The ceats are free to alL Ay Impoktawt Mattkb. Colonel E. W. C. Greene, the Penslun Aent for this city, has p:ep..rsd a plan by which all applicants lor pen sions ran save time and trouble in obtaining their dues. He has ei-ran-jcd the books so as to ba able to refer to all pensioners in alphabetical order. A reference to the advertisement will ahow what day the paittcs interested should ca". The object obtained is to avoid a crowd, - and render all applicants as comfortable as pos sible. Under the old system persons were some tames required to dance attendance for a week or more, but as at present arranged each one will kaow the particular day when they can re ceive their money, and will not be compelled to waste s lerger portion of valuable time. All persons who are entitled to pensions should care fully peruse the BotirJcatioa, and call at the erncy only on the days mentioned In their initial order. Dahtko Uighw at Robbkby xnis Moktt wa. Franc'a Toy is a milkman, and resides in the neighborhood of Thirteenth and Chesnut streets. At an early hour this morninp Mr. Foy left his rcaidenoe, m order, it is supposed, to bo after his wrgon. While he was pussier alon Thirteenth street, opposite St. John's Church, he was suddenly attacked bv two individuals, one of whom was dressed in the garb of a female and the other was a man. The man seized Mr. Foy by the throat and s?ged him, while the real or pretended woman, to use a slanp phrase ''went throu-rh him," taking from him between 600 and 7J0 in money, and about $1U00 worth of bonds, which Foy indiscreetly carried about his pnaon. By the time the alarm was given the highwaymen had effected their escape, taking the booty with them. A New School Hol-sx the Twenty JSixth Wd.-Ihe Committee on Property ol the Poard of 8ohool Control have adonted a Ian for building a new school house, to take the place of the Landreth school bntldin re cently destroyed by tire in the Tweniv-sixth Ward. The new baildinsr will be two sidiles tn keight, and dhlded into four divisions. The Bum ot $13,600 baa been appropriated lor the Btruoture, and the contract has not yet been awarded. t Yotjthfwl Dkprkdatobs. John ITarrU and Joha Jones, Jr., bo.ys, were arrested aboat four o'clock this morniur in the neighborhood of Erie and Shippen streets, havint; in their pos session a namber of dresses, towels, undor clothing, etc. Not being able to give a satlsfac tery account as to how they became possessed of aid articles, and the plain inference being that they stale the goods, the youthful pair were taken helore Aldeiman Tittermary, whe commit ted them to Moyamensing Prison this morning. Impobtant None. The holden of city warrants issoud pmloui to 1681 will receive the cash by presenting theti claim at the ofllce of the City Treasurer after the eomlag loth of March. Tale matter Is worth the attention of those who have business with this department. THE DAILY EVENING. TELEGRAFII. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, Illnkfs ov. a Valtjabli Citizr-t. We regiet to heir that Dr. David Javne. one or our most distinguished citizens, ' Is lying daneer ouslv 111 of tvphoid pneumonia, and but slijht hopes are entsitalocd ol hi recovery. Dr. Ja ne is familUrlj known to our citizens as the projector of some ol the Onest improvement;) that adorn our city. The m?iit8ceut butldlui? used (er the purpeses of h's business, on Ches nut street, below Third, the first In which Quiocy.grgnite was used as a bulluini material, has for jeata attracted the attention of strangers visit!nr our city. Dr. Jayne has neatly completed a splendid wb.itotnar.Hi! manutun at Nineteenth and Ches nut, wb'.eh be des!rn I a h e prlvats rcsiilenco. He has always Lsen deeply Interested ina'Uhe benevolent and cbaillaDlo institutions of the City, and there are muny that will earnestly pray : or bis spied v recover. ., , Er.A5KETs ScrroeiD to IIayb Brkjt Rtci.m. James Smith, John Hays, and John Wp'ker were a.restct at an early hour this mo.r'n-r, with a lot ol blankets in thoirposaes. slim, winch supposed to have bscn stolen. They were nken be'rne Alderman Butler, who committed tlicm to pr non. Aksatlt A-sn Batj-kby, Case. John Fiehrrwn arreted h-t eveu'n; for committing '3 ."r.jrnvnljd r-satut and battery on another ITintl nil lMilira anann. v.-). ' , n f I n.(-niit-, ucn. uu villain JUU5lfC, F::-hrrwts tiiken te'oro Aldcrmnn Fi'ch, wuo h2d h'ai to arswer in the suu o $soo, T IzpAKirB or Wiirr Old Vv.'n:r bis djMT.me takes ': To lands of lrstiur Ice: Cut you'l'fal Mrruh h i heir he ako, nd glv:3 him Hi s advice: ' "Myk, Ivelc.i ou cold enouih, ,' To n -i'j.0 thc-j lcoriajs dance. So do not i'or to fcot up rong-h,' Whonever yeu've a obsncei A ad il.ill the bonus of all bat thoso : Wko buy item tower Hall the'r clothe )." Our 'orh of Chihinu the largest and most com pute tn tint cuy, uttpmsed fc.v none in material, stye and Jit, and ioM at privr.s guaranteed tew r than the tetcett. . TowEa lUu, Xo 618 Uaburt MritauT, itEMNKrr & Co. A Siza Too Bio. 1 WesJora correspondent of a Wotein Bswspapor.bcluK short ol news, writes that a marvellous cave h-.i loan discovered In the town wttre ho l!vcs. He eiys it is "of vast dimensions and st.-.:t!inr mai,nifltkce, with- niches, columns, rccc;:ei, louutans, ailriranxed as if by the hand of some great ai list. On One S'do was a raised piationn of pnre whito marb e, and upon it itas found a human skeleton of aiEnutio si:.e, and in exeaflont picjcivation. Its lcns.h from head to loot was thiriy-siyht fcot six :nclK3, and tho ci.'cumterauce of the head w.-s about six teat." It s an unfortunate ciroumstanco that tli man who need to own the pkoloton lived and dtcd before the days of the Gbeat Oak Hall, rbor cllow! Ho must have cone naked for the want of people who could fit him with a suit of clothes. Boing without elothes ho was o'.lieed to tike to tho cave to hide, where he doub!li:s taught eold and died in the prime of his life and the flower of his youthful t:aulr. If onr loee-lego-cd fifend wore now living he might experience tome difficulty in finding roods ready made to fit him, even in our extonsivo stock, bnt we woald take hs measure, and n b''m up ia a fee suit, and have them i cady to send homeSatar day evening. . folks, i;t)e folks, and middllns folks oan be suited with all cor.'s of flue raiment, and fitted band toinely, from our magEiflcentt stock ot readg-mnde Clocking, without wailing till Saturday night: and those who are extra eiz9, or &c-Aro peculiar s-ylee, or pre.er s armon'.s made to order, can ta supplied with qu!ckde:patch; and the mlccs are sure to please, be- car.ee they ere moderatD. WAKAHAKK3 & BEOWN, Popular Clothing onte, r ' Oak Hall, S. E. corccrSixiH maukkt 6t:ee'.g. Upholstery worS tr every description doneim rnodiately on cai;, t rrtUba Q.Pim Zt -."T.3 K"DCD I biobs-Grbat Kkduc if rLTThn 'inwill opon to day a lino viuairatls- T0B Cor9lts' ' riocs taT helowtho French Cewe Corte-s, at $1 40 per nalr. rrench Whalebone Couots. at $1 60 per pair. jfrock Wheiebne Cerseia, liner, at SI 78 per p Jc,d urJily embroidered top, at 83 76 por J'rst quality, cmbroU.red top, at 81-60 pw pair, tmbroiderod tp and iront Corset, at i6-;3 per p1r. Fmember the stand, sontheast corner of Aroh t nd btventu strcats. Mr. linn has also opened a line of Nottingham Xoc Cut cms, as low as 82-76 per pair. The pbactioal results of silver mining ars now bemar wade manliest in the reiaipt of -bullion bi.cks li-om the ncwci. Several comparics orran ized in Mew York and Boston have airily com menced divu'onds, and come of the Phlladelohia cemnrnles will not be vei much beh-nd.as thev Lave P'n adv commenced to toia out bnlll'ou. Ia tins connection we woald refer our xcKors tt the V.P , Mipinv Comnany, onice Mo. Zil iJl-tL icV' ?nvc3tment. Tne working; capiiil is bomt rapidly tiken, and the wanaeement of the t oinpany is in iood bands, which is a guarantee ol sucseoa. ' l lTrniiTtrR Repaired, Re-upholstered, and Var euoet Bt y PatU) Ko 14U8 ch08nut H:CnLY I Jll'ORTANT ! (Irish Harp.) FKMAN JiKOTHUBUOOD. I All of the Circles and Squares will be called into rruuisiilon the comln wc:k to take action on tho new sty lee of Sin-'ne- Clothing now bt-ir-r duily added to the stock ot Charlen Stokes & Co. 's One pi lee, und.r the Continental. Immediate action is the word.' " Mow's tho dav snd now's the hour, S. e tho stock of ciottunu lower I" Cr'latoree. By an ordei- pf the Right Tob. ' Wl;D?Wi hadm. Curtains. Cornices, Beddiar end L'nbolstrT at XV. Henry Patten's West Kwl I pholatery Iatablishmeiit, Mo. Uus Chesnut street. MoTTisonAM Lacb Cuhtaibb, Vrbv CfrsAp . A superior awortinent, as low in prire as $2 75 p'sr John M. Fish. r. c r, 8 .E- coner Bcvcnth and A rch street V.B.Bce Mr.FiEu's attracts Coasar announce ment elsewhere. BLiT)a Ar Shades Repaired, at W. Honrr Tat. ten s, Mo. 1408 Chesnut street. 1 81 Thbek Bales Paris, Orirandy, and Jaeonot JAwns. the lau st patto-ns, comprising some of tho ucb at designs iwporiei. Prices rtatensble J- t;. Steawbrido Co.. ,1. vY1Corner Eighth and Market streets. Ttoi.STKnn in pt.i ntw f n i ... W. Ueurv ratUm'sT Mg. i8 Cn"' " Atkr'b Chebby Pectoral surpasses all other remedies in. the rapid and radical our ot CouKn Coldj, and Consumption. - ' CARPBra aud MATTiNOout, alured and laid, at W. Hew, Puien's, Mo. 1408 Choenut street. BniBBKn Mbslins, Tucked Muslins, Tape Checks. L!!eSt J"""11'- Cambric Masii" soli fimab Cambrto, Pique, Buff Marseilles. v w J. C Strawbridob tt Co., J(. w. eoiatr pjghth and Market streets. ChelK1 fatten'., Ko.1408 eoUn?TZB?LZ L1f2;,iM PhJtoaTtphi In oil !J i? i C . V1,,U- Evsry variety ot style exe- I-ach ard Muslih Curtains, at Tatton's, No. 1108 Chesnut etrr et.- 1 ARkucctiow o 20 per ckjt os tab (' IiEOULAa,hcnEDni.B 1'RinKA. Desiring to reduce our large stock of saporior and highly finished Jlotewood Pittnns, previous to the re moval to onr new store, Mo. llrfl Chrsnut etreot, we have concluded to oflor tbnm at priot-s below the cost to manufacture Persons desiring to purohase a 11 rut class Piano at reduced rates, should not fail to avail themselves of this opportunity. ! ouOMACKEn ft Co., i Wjrc.r00Tn Ko. 1021 Clwosnut street. W. k B., Good Clo'hing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Markot. W. & B , otd Clothiag, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market. W. k ood Clothing, Oak Uall, Kixth and Market. W.fc B., toed Clothing, Osk Hall, Sixth and Markot . W. & B Cced Clothing, Oak Ha!l,Slxtnand Markot, W. & B-miodClotliingJak tla'I.Buclh and Market. MAItHIEI). KAII.'M-MAT.-At the Jew'sli Synairovne In Portland. Oregon, rn W etfm.srlny. Januory 17, by Rev H. Bur if, Mr. KDWAKIi KAHN, ot Portland, to Jliwi ADA MAY, late yt Philadelphia. McNF AL AL EiT. On the morning of the JTtli or 1-ibruarv, )?, at the rridcnop cl the brum's .IV.T.;,'',"6. hev J- lro-dweli alden. Mr. AN iThiiL11i,1'c?EA,' 01 Millvilie. N. J., U) Miss , X V" : ALL, daughter of Chailes B. Allen, ff I biiadelphia, . liARnTV(jTOX.On th 2il fnafnnf nr.VRY SlltM, son of trrmaol and Emma Unrriujrion, us a 10 muLil'i. Puucikl on Monday, the 6th instant, at 1 o'olook P. M. BENYAURD On tho morning of tho lit of MurUi, JtCi.ENK c. BEU YAUR, Sr., lu the OlUl year ol lus aie. iis mule triends. and the members of Inioarity Uodve, Mo 187. A. Y. hi . also tho hiembers ot I'hi lan'hropio l.odpe, Mo. 16, I. O. of O. If., are roHpoot lully invited to attend his luneral, from his lato resi dence, iNo. 1012 H. Filtu-street, on Sunday uioraing at 0 o'clock lutcrment at Union Cdjnotory. BElHFJ.f.. Aftoraiingtrinotillnois, on the 27th ultimo, DKLORAUA, wife ol Joshua Bethol , in tne C2d veai el her aue. Ihe relatives and friends are invited to nttond the lunornl, tr morrow at 8 o'clock P. AI. Residence comer 01 F.ankfoid road and Otis street. lutormont at Hrnover Street (tiound. BOOTH -On the 2d instant RARAfI AHOH yaaow of the Jato Xhomes h. Booth, iu the 4Gkh year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend tne funeral, Irons her lato rogi. douce, Mo. 16 i.anrtl tre?t, Be ow Second, on Tues day morn iu g jt 10 o'clock, witnoar lurthor noboe. lo proceed to Monument Cemetery. FOTTFKALL. On Fiiday moining. the 2d In- I stent, blU HfcM . FOUERAUL, in the 70m year oi hie aire. t Tun male friends of the family are invited to atfe- the lunerrl, from his late lesidonco, Mo. 0:2 8pr Ja Street, on llondllv. Dm firh int-,nr ia oos A. 21, , ' Jlock HA BERSTICK, On the 28th ultimo, WV II. HABERSTICK. son oi Rudolph bp J'taM Haberstick, in the 80th year of bin aire, 4 msa ike relatives and friends of tho laml1 , .. member of the Ciparmakcrs' Union, ar ' ', the liiviicd to aliend tiie fuLoral, lrom his , rospeotfully Mo 615 Major street, beiwtpn 11 -'ateresidouce. Vienri streets, on Sunday altmor n"-'mopy and D AVERLY -At loledo, Ohio. t RAKAH HAVEKLYy wife of J ; 10,n V?e 1't instant. 24 years. . ' . U. Haveny, aged Fnnotal from tho residence , A . Congress stioet, to-morro- . f her Parnta, No. 119 o'clock. 4tii instantAat2 HOOYEN. Suddenly M . . of February, ULMUX ' V tm2rn,ntLr 24th ot hisage ' v. liOOVEN.in the 49th year The relatives and . ... . ., , , membera ot .lie w a nenda or tee lamily, also the gaie Company, . leru Uose and Steam Fire En No. 24, B.U. J memLer of the Lincoln Cirole,, Union League f.- C. A., and the memoers of the luuerul lro-x', P respectfully Invited to aitnnd his " cen r f v J'9 "lilfince, No. 212 Wliliamson IoMW-5 h flrd- oa Sund Marcli 4. at 2 o'clook. YOV 1 WLarton M. E. CUurou Vault. wif!;7-':-0" ,ne n"fo. MARGARET, ler ago Daniel Yonker, in the 80th yoar of Ie,r relatives ard triends are respectfully Invlfced end her luneral, from tho residenoe of Chains rto'jbins, on Saturday, March 8 at 10 b'clock A. M ' proeeed to j nnity Church. Oxtord. Servioes at church, without further notice. YOUNG. On the ?9th ultimo, THEOnORE, youngest son of Maigaret and tne late Jauios Young, in the 22d year oi his ape. The relatives and friends of tho family are invited to attend tiie fuunral, irom the retdonce of his mother, Mo. 114 N Eighth street, on Monday, March 6, nt 1 o'clock P.M., without further notico. pL'RL-PINCHERS, CURLLNG-KODd, CURL yj in-i-Ton-s, Nail Sclirora and l utters, Twezem, Halr-Crlmpuri, Hi zor-, ilonci, rid Stranj For bjIo by Tbuu A w uu . ... Mo1 8n5(E'vhtThlrty-ve)HKKET St.. below Ninth. TOR CRACKING UP CANDIES. THE CANDY ' or Soprr Nippers will be round very coovenient forconiectloneu. We also bave Wire Kiult Basken, l'a lette Keiven, Binall Scales, Scoods. tiy.np Ke( cjen.eio. Mo. f (Blfht Thtrty-nve) M A KK.KX wt .ieulwWinth. CARPET SWEEPING MAC1IINES-TII03E which we have foiled .to be most anpreved of by hoo;cseeponsresuldby TliOWAN HHAW. Bo. 8HB lAlgnt Thlity-flve) 1IAKK.K T Wt.. below JSinth. OR DA N ' 8 TONIC ALE, JOI1DAM B TONIO ALR. JOHlTAN'a TONIC ALE. T. . , JORDAN S TONIO It Is recommended by physicians or tills aad clttrl. places as a superior mute, and requires but a tyiuiV,; convince jho muKt ukeptloal ol its great nie-lL jobt had, wholesale and retail, of P. I. JOPjjn, ChampaSne Cider, by the dozen," bottle obSTtbe PROPOSALS FOR f-ERVICE MAIIVS. IRO GASKET. "ASS CASlliG LEAD' 3 , we1?,,0:'a1, w"1 i? "oslMi the Offloeof V ti ir i liitnt tYian 1 . .ee lrom Government ii.r u.guaw. 'ri J,Iro5"ioe' br tne Vonnd, as foPows:- UtiCO feet 8 in. Piee. 8.6C0 Icet 10-In Piiin 40 ieet 12 In. Pipe. I ripe Also, 100.CCO pounds of Branches, Bends e Patterns to be lurnshed by the centraotor e i approvod by the Chiof Engineer. ' d Mo allowance will te made for any metal Ir ZmA 6,0 ' fiV P6r Cent' . tit eecond. 100,000 pounds of Ir5n Casings ibr . formakinr Stops, Pings, eto . forn nliht, . 'hoP nisneu by the Department. ns fur- jinru. oucu pounds ol Braes Caslings fort Ir t. ?' i lu8' tS,0P, el- l'tterns fun As shop, iished by pipes. , , pipes. r the ofllce of p,nfth. 60,0()0 pounds of Lead,' for layir filth. aotOiiooiids of uosket.'for iayine Specimens to be furaished with bid. Plans and specifications can be seen at thetlitei Knginrer. ine iJepar inent will subject the maf tests as may be deemed sufficient, an juire of the qualiiy and fitness. No bid w ll be received except freir factuiing the ari ole bid lor, and ue erials to sueh d will be the i persons menu S4 it be acooin I of ore hundred City (solicitor, as nnu h ceri:nuaie that a DOU dollars has beeu depoiited with tire per crdiaa uce ot Mav 25. 18G0. The Comraitteo reterve therigb' any or all of the bids. , h. r. vf v ' i to accept orrejoot Chief Kti IRKIVBTNE, W ater Department, Philadelphia. 81 8 2t . . ; I7BAMKF0RD AKKENAI ?' Pa., Me-oh 8, im. Sealed Proposals, In duplir tho under jigued, at lr3 c ABSKNAL, up to 32 o'cloi lor fDiii'siuiig . 'r.j, PHILADELPHIA, ra. will be received bv ,ro, at FRANK-FOltD ;k M. of the 10th instant, of the best ouality, nec the de'aolimeut s'ationer Thebtef toledehverf the rate of 130 poands, Ihe Commnwary of I ' L BFES1 ks and shanks excludod, to 1 at tills Arseual. td four (4) times a week, at ' - mere or le-, each time. iuLjiflteuoe reserves tne rlht io rsjccteuy uusatitra 0DI i- - I OKGE D. EAMSAT, Jr., ivt. Captain V- 8- A., A. C. 8, G Y M N A For ladies, ' V. X, Cos SIUM Gentlemen, and Children, er ef Hlatb sssiol Arch. ad evenings, aeaces at any time. ' " e lessons in Fencing and Sparring. . Pxefa. BUXKUBAK0 JJSWI8. Optn alfday a Qaartereomr . B. Privet f It Pr nnt until I t ESDAY, March 6, at tVo' JockP M Jor the foliowl.ug articles, delivered at such ooins' 'n the city, as tho Cbiet Engineor m . S?tPi?- HOWELL & B0URKE, MANUFACTURERS OF PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES. N. E, CORNER i 1 " OF FOIRTn AID MARKET STREETS, i miLADELrillA. MARCH 3, 186G. . ' jmb great stuekg tiienino toihc, (Sot a Whlfky Preparation) II GOTLAND'S G E R SI A I BITTERS, WILL CURB ' I . DEBILITY! DEBILITY! I Resmtlnp from any csass Whatover. . TROSTEATION OF TIIE STSTEil , INDUCED BY TUB SEVERE HARDSHIPS, EXTOSPRE, FEVERS, OP Diseapes of Camp , Life. 80I.DIEE3, CITIZENS, MALE OR FEMALE, ADC IT OB YOUTH, Will find In Ibis Hl'lera a pure Tonic, not dependent on bad liquors lor their a. mm uiirucu.ouu olluois. DYSPEPSIA, and Discgfies Resulting from Disorders cf the Lirer and Digestive Orgaiu, . ARB CURED BY nOOFLAXD'S GERMAN. BITTED. This Bitters kas' performed more enros, sites better satimacllun, hag more trptlmony, has more ruKoectuuio pr ep.e to vouch lor IU than any other article la the market. o We defy any one to contradict this assertion, and WILL. PAY SfilOOO To any ono who will pi educe a certificate published by us that la not Kenulze. . . rioolland's German Bitters WILL CUBE EV1BY CASE OV CHROXIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, AND DISEASES OF THE SIDXET3. Obseive the following Bymptoms, rcsaH'ng from Dis orders ol the Digestive Organs t Constipation, Inward Piles Fmness of Blood to the btaa. Acidity of tbo Utomaob, Aauaea. lloartburn, iildvost lor Tood, r'U'iiees or Weight in the Mtoinacb, Sour kructatlunB, Hmklngor Fmi tcrlng at the Pit of the Ptomach. rtwlm ming of the Head, Hunted and UlUI- . cult Breathln. Flutiering at tUe . Heart. Choking or Sutlocating Mentations when in a lvla noature, bin nets of Vision, Dots or Web before the Hlnht, Fever and Dull Pain In the lload. Deilclciicy of Perspiration, Ye.lownoss ot ibe hkln and Ejen. Pain In Uie wide, Jiaek. Chct, Limb. Etc.. dndtlen Flashes ot Ucst, liurnlng In the fiesh. Constant Imaginings of Evil, and t reat Deprenslon of bplnu. REMEMBER, . ' That thit Bitten is not Alcoholic contains no Rum or Whisky, and cannot maPe Drunkards, but is the Rett Tonic in the world HEAD WHO SAYS SO. , Fioui Rot. W. I) Selgfried, Pastor of Twelfth Baptist cuurcu, rnuauoipnia. Gentlemen i I bave recently been laboring nnder the distressing eflcors of IndlgeuUon, accompanied by a pros tration oi the nervous n stem. M uinerous remedies were recommended by iriemls, and some of thein tea ad, but without relief. Your lloottand's Uennan isltters were recommended bv persons who had tried tlioin,aud whose lavoiabie mention ot these Bitters Induced me to try them. I must confess that 1 hud an aversion to Patent Medicines lrom the "thousand and one" quaok "Bit ters," whose only aim Seems to be to palm oil sweetened and drugged liquor upon the community In a sly way, and the tendency of wiilch, I (ear. Is to make many a continued drunkard. Upon learuinr that yours was really a medicinal preparation, I took it wlttt happy efiect. Its action not onlr upon the stomach, out upuu the nervous system, was prompt aud sratiiylng. I leel that 1 bave derived gieat and permanent benefit from the use of a lew boitle- Very respectfully yours, W D. HEKJKRTFD. No. 254 fihackamaxoa street A From the Rev E. D. Fendau, Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia. 1 have derived decided benefit from the nse of Hoof 1 ant 'a German 14 lit era, and leel it n,y privilege to re con, mend them as a most valuable tonic, to all who are eulleriog Irom general debility or Irom diseases arising lrom derangement ot the liver. louts truly, E. D. FENSALL. From Fev. P. Merrlge, Pastor of the Fassyunk Baptist church, Pbiladeipuia. From the many reepectanle recommendations given to Dr. rioolland's Geriuan letters 1 was Induced to give them a trial. Alter ualng several bottles I lound thcin to be a good remedy tor debility, aua a most excellent tonic lor the stomach. D. M cUttlUE. i3 From Rev. William Smith, fotmerly Pastor of the Vin ceutown and Jil.ivillo (N. J.i Baptist Churches. lluvtiif used in mi iami y a number ot botttea of your Hoitiuud's Oeiman bitters. 1 bave to say thatl regard tnem as an execbeut uitdlciue, apeolally adapted to re move tbe dleaea they are recommended lor They strcugUien aud invigorate tlm ayntem when debl lttud, and are unciu- in uuomeri oi tue nver, toss oi appentu, etc. I bave alto recommended them to several ol my I rienna. wuo nav uiu iiieui. nuu iuuuu uuhii greuy bt-uthclal in the restoration of health. Yours iruiy, WILLI M PMITO, No. 9t6 Ilutelnusoo street, PUIIuds. BEWABE OF COUNTERFEITS! See that theVrnatnre of "C. M. jACKBON" Is on the wrapper of euch bottle. PRICE, Rlnftle Bottlei One Xsollar, or ' llnlf Jozess for Fhonld yoor nearest Drncglst nnt have the article, do net be put olt by any of the hitozlcailng preparations that may he ottered In Its olaca, but send to us, aud. we Will forward, securely packed, by express. fMNCTPAI OFFICE AND MANUFACTOttY, . ' t Ko. 631 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Fa. JONES & EVANS, SUCCESSORS TO C M. tACKSOft k CO), PEOPltrETOBS. For sale by Druggist and Dealers In every town tn th Tutted State. JMwnattpZm INSURANCE COMPANIES. J )KLAWARE MUTUAL BAFeTI INSURANCE IKCOi roBATT T)' I?T TII 'tFCIStATCrB .., l'l.NN TI.VANIA. 1MV FHIIOHT J. Prt. o the w . M ISLAND INF-rRAVCFS CnOe4ibyIliver canal, Lake, and Land Csrrlacs to e'l eans o the Vtilm. r. v 1,,ftK IKBCBANCSJJ On verrhsndiae tenerallv. On Sleres, Dwe ling Houses, etc, assets or fine company ' , fcovemtier I, ISA1. iTr?a VnileS Blatee 6 per cent, loan. ,7I....os,(MWV) ftstt - 1 MP Per ,tM,-,W'W Treasury Ketei iaj an, 100 000 8f ;te et i cnnaylvanla Hve Ter Cent loan , oa iuyy M.OCO State of PennpyiTaula blx Tev Cent, Loan M 2.V1- 12S.tO City of Philadelphia Ma Per Cent, Lean , , liofirsiiA 20.000 Pennsylvania Ralirosd First Mort- ' i"e fix Per Ont. Honda ou am m, ilfitt renn.ylvanla Railroad t-scoad Mort- Sure Mx 1'er Cent. Bonds UTAA on. 28 TOO W enl em Veanavlvanta Hal. road Mart rsge fix Per ( nt. Honda JJ 75 0j 15,000 SU Hiarrs Wtock (ieniiantowu Oal . ' -Crmnanv. principal and IntereHt cnarn1fAn hir i. n. vi.n. elplila t t t 7,180 143 Shares 8.eck iiuusyiVaiU Bail'- 13,837 50 . .f00 Ufl i Bhsn,, , stock MoVthPennvYvan'iB i.- irr. ,l"1,.ro''.d Company Deposit wlih Vnlted Statei Oovern- S.530-1 1.250-01 ta ,,a b. . '" "".leei'oicn oays' Ca t !S,t to btate nt Tenneasce Five Por Cent. 43,000-00 18.900 00 1:0 700 Lea US on hondfl anil hnrtirituA A.m. heas on CIW Property 170,700-0 ll Catl.tfiOPar. Market value 9wa m 00 it m ruiflTO...., t 3'j I OO'OO lillls receivable lor In nrance made lil 013 ST la,anr.esliieat As-'ncica.- Premlanis on lnrlne Policies Accrued Inte rest, and othi'i ii.,lita it,,. ti r iP'.y. : ', V 40 511-44 fcrlti and Htock of aitmlry Insurance ..... ."-r v wmpuuu-a, uj. iLu- Ii Qted valne... rb in Knnk.i... Cash in Drawer., 1,910 00 86,635 37 .55.fl.Mi S9 67B48 1 263.6J0-18 1hrra ff. Tl n . 2lEECTORfl. John C. Davla rdniundA. Knnil,, Hamuel F. !tokes. i. '. lenistan, Hesry (-loan, ,fi W'nllum . Roultonv Kdward DarlltiHton, II. .loiitia Brooks, Kdwaril Lmeiircadc), Jacob P. Jonoa. James II. ilcKarlauJi Joahns P. Kvre, Spencer Ucflvain, J. B. Pemolo, Ptttfitrarg,' . B Benrer. PMtabuni, 7 T Xf..,,n PIH.Kn,., Tlieorhl.ua Pault'iag. John It.l'enriiM Jatnra lrao,uatr, llenry C. Iia lett, Jr., Jatnea C. Hand w imam C. Ludwlg, Joaenu H. eol. """k- i . t-stper, , budh Craig. Robert liurtoa. JoliuD Xivlor, iri " 'r1'! resiuent, JOHN n mvtd t n li.i BT Ltlnrpa. hei retarv. 1213 l2)r CHARTER - rEIirETUAL FHA NKLIN FIItE 1NBUEANCB COMPANY ' OF PHILADELPHIA. Assets' on January 1, 18GG, . Q,50,851r00. . Capital , 400 000 00 K44 MJ 15 I,lti2,:t08-8i 1SCOME FOB 1866, 310 oue. Acciued Huiplun Ptcaaumi LNSEITLED CLAIMS, 11.4G7C3. LOSXES PAID SINCE OVER . 85,000,000. Perpotasl cad Tern porary PoUcles on Liberal Terms. rhsrles V. Bncker, ij-.dwatrd C. Dale. Tohlun Wai.-uer, George Fules, Bauitioi r.ruut, Ueorye W. Kichards, Aiircu r ifier. Francis W. Lewis, M. D. , I'.lnp Xll'-all ifcuu c i.e a, t.q m EDWAklx; IlALE.'vice-Prosldont, JA8. W. MoALLlBTKB, Bee rotary arotem. . at!231 NORTH ' AMERICAN TRANSIT INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 133 S. FOURTH Street PHILADELPHIA. ' Annnal Policies Issued against General Accident of all descriptions at exceedingly low rates, Insurance effected for on year, In any sum from 100 to Kl 000, at a premium of only one-half per cent, socn ring the full amount Insured In ease of death, snd a com pensatlon each week equal to the whole premium paid. Short time Tickets for 1, 2, 1, 5. 7, or 10 days, or 1, 8, or 6 months, at 10 cents a day, Insuring In the sum of 3000 or givlag 15 per weak It disabled, to be had at tho Gene ral OHce, No. 133 8. FOURTH Street, rhlladolphla, or at the v .rrloas Railroad 1 tcket offices. Be Sure to purohase the tickets of the' Nerth American Transit Insurance Company. For d.culars and further Information applv at th General Office, or of any of ibe authorized Agents ot th """li.ViS L HOTJPT. President. JAM 1-8 M. COnHAIJ, Treasurer. BKlRY C. BROWN, Secretary. JOHN C. Bl'LLlTT. Solicitor. 1 DlilCC'IORU. ' L L. Honpt, lnte ot Pcnnsylvnnla Railroad Coo-nanv. M. hL:.. ot Jt. W. Baldwin A t)o.'. y 7 hati: tie: ('. Palmer. Cashier oi Cotmnerolal Bank. Bleburd Wood, tie. SiiU Market street. Jamea 11. Conraa, So. 623 Uarhei street. J. 11. Kiui'Bly, Coutiiiemal lioteL II. O. l.clteiiriDs, N os. 237 and 10 Dock street. Baniuol Work, ot Work McCouch A Co George MarUu 'o. 322 Che.nut ateet. 11 3 J H E PROVIDENT t Life and Trust Co., 'OK 1'DlLA.DKLi'HIA. . Incorporated cyttie State of PenasylvanlaThlr Kd. iHift, llstil RtH L1V1-S, ALLOW-IMERE41 DlslPOhlTH, Ahi OB' KTS AN NIJITIFS. CAPITAL. arlOO.OOQ. nmKCToa. Pamnel R fchtpley, Richard Cadbnry, Jer uiiah Hacket, llenry Balnea, JorhuaH kioiris, T Wlstar Brown, UicUard Wood, William C. Longstrotk, Charles F. CoBin. fAUUtL a. bliiPLKT.PiealJont Rowland Palet, Actuary. owicb. " (728$ No. Ill S. l-'OUItTH Street. HICSJv INSCKAKCB COMPANY O lii.Arir.i.i'tiiA. lNcOHl OHAli) 18U4 CHARTER PERPKTTJAIi. Ko. W'ALALT H hi et opposite the Kxcbainre. in utidill.u loMAblKk, and INLAND LN(SUU.NCR tbia Couipany ineures irom loss or aauiaie bv i'lKE, on liberal it-ima. on tiuildlngs, luerchaudiae, fumlture. etc., (or limited perlous, Hint permanently on buildlngs.by depoait ol ere minis. Hie comi.aity has been tn active operation for more than H1M Tl: RM. during wblck all loieu havetteea promptly ad.iaated and paid. nuiKCToBa. John Ii. Hedge, M. B. Mabouey, ' Job . T. Lewi. William H. Grant. Robert W Leaeilng, n. Clark Wharton, aaoiuel Wllaox. L wrenos Lewi, jv. liavld Iawls, Henjiiinlu kttlng, ' Thomas H. Powers, A k, Ucllenry, Katmond Caatilioa, . Lonla ('. Morris. T r 17 W n 1 BlinuKt Wilcox, he retarv. J -. ... W UCUERICR. president 28 FIKE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. TUB P KKksHUM f IRK lNBCRAMClK COMPAKT Incorporated 1S2A Cbarur Petpetual Mo, 610 WAL KIT H rei-t, enpoaite lBdenendeiMta Miiuare. , Ibis Contpauv, lavorab y knawn the community far over fong years, ceutlaae te Inaure agdlnat loaa or damaxe hydro aa Paste or Private Building, either permuni nt y r iar a llialted time. .ls on knrnitura, Block of Goodsaatt aierekaudia geuerally, b liberal Their Capital, together wttk a large Burplaa Fund. Is Invested in the aaoat earerul laaaner. witch enntiles tnem te oner to tbe baaared au audoahted teeuritrk the e W lo. . - Tt.nl.l AmttSi Xr . John Deverenx. Alexander Beiisea, ' Iraao Har elinrslv , u-iuaa nuiltli. Ikoma KofcUia i. 111 . Hllll,,.,K.... r.tl .IIIQl HIIIIUINIK, Jf. n , 1"1KL BMITI1, Ji., FreMnt. Wiuuai O. OaowaLL, eecreutrr. W
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