THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHIL ADELPfili, MONDAY, MARCH 2, 18CC.
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CITY I N TELL I OE NUE
For Additional Local Items tee Third Fage.)
Death of this "Oldest Inhabitant."
On baturtlay last the obsequies were performed
which consigned to consecrated jrround, not
only the oldest Inhabitant ot onr city, but one,
In hli way, of the most remarkable men ot the
ge Mr. Owen McCue, of West Philadelphia.
Mr. Owen McCue, whose name Is hereafter a
part of our local history, was born In the county
ot Araia.tth, Ireland a county celebrated for
the longevity and powers of endurance of iU
Inhabitants. At an bk when ordinary men
have either departed this life, or r;tlro from
worldly pursuits, he emigrated trom his native
Boil and landed at the port of Philadelphia. He
was then no less than eighty years of age. His
occupation in the mother country was that of a
grazier and dealer in cattle, lust such a charac
ter as Sir Walter Scott describes in his novel of
"The Two Drovers,", in bis "Tales of My Land
lord," with all the shrewd, "canny," business
like manner of that class of pooplo. His In
tegrity at,d truthfulness were anionic his moat
Erominent characteristics, and amon? tho trade
e stood the first in intelligence in his peculiar
Tocation, His word was his bon I.
At th time of h)s arrival in this cltvthe prin
cipal cattle market was located in West Phila
delphia, on the old "Lancaster pike," and ho
immediately settled in that section of tho city,
l'ursumg his business as a drover, he travelled
as far South as New Orleans, dealing in Georgia
and other Southern States, and driving bis cat
tle as far as Philadelphia, and even Now York,
for a market. Of course, he soon acquired a
competency, although he was a man ot some
capital when ho reached our city.
He died on Monday evening of last week, at
the advanced ago of one hundred and ten years,
of no illness whatever, but pure physical ex
haustion from old age. lie had only been com
plaining of debility for a few days ami the
Thursday before his death paid his hist visit tn
the Catty Market. IU last business transact. on
occurred only thirteea days before, and ho was
actively engaged up to that time, 7ith n
the labt three months he wa'.kcd to the "Uluo
Bell" at Darby, some seven miles trom his placs
of Tel(lence, and back, without experinncin?
any thine like fatigue. He always proteived
locomotion. Mr. McCue was five feet tive in
in heieht, broad-chested, broad-shouldered, with
the phvsical strcneth of a giant.
Mr. McCue retained the use of his faculties to
the lust moment of his existence, only entering
his bed to terminate his existence. Half an hour
before the event he was sitlincr up in hia chair.
He had a slight attack of debility early in the day,
endurin? for a halt an hour, when he laid down.
He rallied, however. When dissolution took
place, no one was aware of the fact.
Man and Wife Arrested for Lar
ceny. Mary Anderson hue buou cttin1 herself
Into trouble. She was suspected of stealing a
lot of female wearing anparel from a hotel in the
neiehborbood of Broad and Callowhill streets.
(She also lived at No. 1S3G Green street for a time,
in the capacity of a domestic, and while there
nhe canied oil' a lot of clothini belonging to the
family. She was held on both charges in tho
Bum of $1000.
Her husband, Joseph Anderson, was arrested
SB an accomplice in one of tlie.e affairs, ho being
caught wearing a coat which was ideutitied as
havinn been stolen by hia wife. He was held
'in $MiO.
TnE Maryland Gold Mine. This mine,
loca'ed fourteen miles west ot Georgetown, in
tho District of Columbia, is of recent discovery,
and, it we are judce trom the outlay of capi
tal and the appearance of the rich ores exca
vated, something of an El Dorado is within hail
ing distance. In another column will be found
the advertisement ot the Company, invitin? an
examination ot the gold-beailnsr rock from the
ledges of their mine. The Company own no
less than one hundred and twenty acres of valu
able lund, on which they have t'hreo gold-bearing
quartz ledges.
Assaulting Some Germans. William
Doucherty and R. 8. Kistuian were taken into
custody yesterday on Landing avcoue, near
Coates street, for committir.g an unprovoked
assault on some Germans. One of tho Germans
Yih4 an eve nearly knocked out. Aldewuau Hut
chinson held them in $800 bail each.
Attempted Burglary. A roan who
pave the name of Geonre Hull was caught last
evening endeavoring to force open thp 8re proof
in the countine house of Mr. Nagle, ia the
ncialiborhood of Twenty-first and Callowuill
streets. He wpi taken beioro Aldeiman Pan
coast, and held in $500 bail.
Robbing- A Soldier. Seville Madden was
arrested in a lager beer saloon, m the nei'jrhbor
"hood of Second and Vine streets, charged with
Tobbing a soldier of $'.)0, Yesterday. He was
held by Alderman Godbou, in the sum of $1503,
to answer at court.
Stealing Time. A man named Archer
"Ruhsell was arretted at Fourth and South streets
Yesterday altruoon, charged with stealing a
watch and chain lrom another party. He wiu
taken belore Alderman Tittormary, who com
mitted him to prison,
Arrest of Disorderly Characters.
Xast evening the police of the Sixth Wa-d made
a haul of a batch of eighteen disorderly cha
racters of both sexes and all colors, in the
neighborhood of Bay street. They were all held
to bail by Alderman' Butler.
' Stole a Tub of Butter. On Saturday
Afternoon, two small boys were arrested iu
Kpiing Garden street, below Franklin, charged
with stealing a tub of butter from a market
wagon.
Arrest of Corner Loungers. TiTe
police of the Second District arrested fifteen
hoys duriu'i yesterday, who were disturbing the
peace by corner louuging in different parts of
the district.
Assaulting an Officer. Peter O'Neill
was arrested nt Fifteenth and Ellsworth street.
jetterday afternoon, for committing and assault
and battery or. Otlicer Fleming. Alderman Liaz
sent mm to frmon.
Burning of Brush. The alarm of Are
on Saturday evening was called by the burnlux
iof some brush on the Hospital larm, situated
on the Havertord roiid.
Slight FIre. About 0 o'clock this mora-
Ing a s'i'.'ht tire occurred m the rear of No. 1002
2i.- Tenth street. The roof of a shed was ignited
Dy a aeiective trove pipe.
(!uiese Barbarity. Some of the papers hare
roe ently given a most ldghiful account of tortures
infl icted upon criminal) in China; and it seems sin.
jruli tr that a nation which pretends to so much ro
flnei nent and cultivation should lival in atrocities
auvl "ling ever perpetrated by tho North American
India ns. But it appears lot strange that the Chinose
tihouHl be so cruet to omniums, wbon we reflect that
thev put their own daughter to torture iu order to
jfive them unnaturally small tout. In this country
ttlrpance and fashion mat be comhiuod with the
utmc U physical comfort, as is experienced by those
who K.t their clothing from
Towkb ILiix,
NO. 618 AlABHET SrUKET,
HttMtrrr & Co.
Corsets at Ukduckd i'uxcks (Jbbat Rkduo
n8 Mr. John M. Fain will open to-day a line
ot Jfrench Woven Corset, at prices far bolow the
us uul rates:
y nch Cane Corsets, at tl'40 per nalr.
JYuicU Whalebone Con-oU. ut 1 CO per pair.
KtucH Whalebone Comets, finer, at f I 75 per pair.
tteuutid quality, embroidered top, at If 3 76 per pair.
.rroi quality, einiiroiuereu top, m wt dm per pair.
Embroidered top and front Corset, at f)i60 per nsir
ItrbMuiiUT the stand, soutlnast corner of Arcn
and htventn atruels.
Mr tut alio opened a lint ot Nottingham
Mace vurtcum, at luw at tsawo per pair.
SfAinan QuEieir Omvks Lame, luscious, and
nvitiup. flaist lecelvcd. and for sale bv gallon or
ruart. w. x JuanaocK & VP-, fo, lid B. lUira
Birtvif ceivw vuwuui.
"Now 18 Tttk WIKTER of our discontent made lo
rlouB" by tho fall In price. Ail in want ot (rood
Spring Clothing, at greatly reduced pnoes, Tisit tho
mammoth establishment of
Charles Storm ft Oo .
UNPRR THB COSTTJIKHiTAt. HOTEL.
Visit Charles bTOKua & Co ,
Visit Charles Stores at Co.,
Fob Reapt-mabk Clotfjio at Kbouobd Prioes,
Fob IIkadt-m adk CirriHO) at Keouced Ibickj8.
Uhdeh laE "Comtirkntai,."
UHDEK THE "CQIfcENTAlt."
StTDDETf Cbaroks o "Weathkb art productive of
Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, etc. There is no
more effectual relief in these diseases to be fouud
than in tho timely use of "Brown's Bronchial Tro.
chet." They po?.t,ess real merit, and have proved
their efficacy by a test of many years, having re
ceived testimonials from ominont men who have
used them.
A Ri.toitt Miptare. A vounir mai conrttni a
young woman ws interrogated by her father as to
hia uminntion. "I nm a nuner hangor unon a large
scnlo," he if plied. Ho inairlod tneVirl, and tuined
out to be a bill-etlcker. lion't make a mistake when
you want a supply of Coil, hut visit W. W. A'ter,
Ko. 067 A. inth street, below (jirard avenuo. Tne
paTonsoi this yard invariably havo good fires, sea
soonble meals, and smi ing oonk'. Alter nells at tlie
lowest rates, lirancu ou:ce, sixtn ana spring uar-
den,
NorriuonAM Lack Curtaius, Vert CitBAr-.
A superior avortmont, n low in prire as por
pair; tho material also by the yard. Jut opnnvd by
uuun ax. r inn,
8. E. corner Seventh and Arch streets. '
r. S. See Mr. Finn's attractive Consul announce-
muiit elsewhere.
Photographs at reduced prices, all styles, accu
rate, and of superior execution. Ho to U. F. Vernier's
;allcry. n. Gztt Arch strict, and ouiuin pictures ot
rare excellence. Oo early.
Hfrma on KrrrTURR trested with profossional
pki'l, and trusses ot approved const ruction applied
by C li. ftccdles, cor, ot iwciitli and liaco streota.
o-an'n, lo-to, issi's.
Compoukd Interest Kotes,
Gold ind siivhr, lUunT and mold bt
IniKXEL & Cu., Mo. 84 s. Ihu-U struct.
Bedcctiom! Kbduction!!
.' . . ...
Mock & iO.'g sva nauos ior c-.j.
" 676 " " 475.
Baven & Baoon's, C K) " 45D.
i 6U0 " " 400.
Haines Brothers', 450 " " H's).
400 " " &K).
J. K. (jOUI.D,
Seventh and chesnut streets.
frn-A A lJUDOCTtO-N OF 20 PKU CKNT ON THE
l"! li .; i . . ..
16 11' l.EOCXAI. f CIlIiUULK 1 KICEB.
Desiring lo rcduco our large stock of superior and
hiihly finished IUmrWuod I'ianoi, previous to thiyo-
tnotal to iur n'w store, Ao. ilC8 Chf snut street, we
hnvo concluded to oflur them at prices bnlow tho
cost to uiuuuiDciuvo l'cisoiis desiring to purchase a
liit class 1'iano at reduced rates, should not fail to
avail themselves ofth s opportunity.
SCHOMACKER & Co.,
Wpreroonis, No. 1021 Clieanut street.
W. k B., Good tlo'hintr. Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W.&B , Good Ciothmg, Oak Hal!, Sixth and Market.
W. fc !'., hood loiliintr, Oak ilall, .sixth and Market,
W . & B.. Cood Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. & B Good Clothing, Oak lia'.I.SIxthSiid VJarket
W . k li.. Ciooti Clollinig. Oak Had, Sixth and Market.
sji a I r zt l L 1
AVSL A. V J.I -
BUCK TRA.N'EIt ou Thursday evenins, March
22, lKwi. by tnu liev Li SudUiirUs, UAIU WELL
1. JjH. IV 10 UilKS lilMll I.UUIi . I CiU-liil.
(laughter oi Samuol li. 'liaucr. Ko curds.,
SEEfHORSr-GItOEUL. March 22, 1808, by
Kev. Dr. W. J. Mann, at tlio residence of the bride's
mothir, JULIUS fci! UOitSl', ksq., to Miss
X JUiVlN KsIUO UUUbUIt, (ill VI tuia UllJT
' 1)1 HID.
BUAKDSTETf EE. On the morning of the 2Vh
lnsiunt, a her almccnng iline, II EL) WIG UK 4 NO
SI Ell l' K, relict ol Ciooip J. Biaiidstcllcr, iu tho
6fith Tear of her ago.
He u:ivo9 and lriends of tr.e lumily are Invited to
att'-ud fur funeral, l.vom hur Into ro.siduaoo, N 1'.''3
Cailowbill Btrcet, on Wo'intuav at i o oiouk P. II.
lo proceed to the GeimaiiMoluoUislCUuroij, secoau,
above l'oplur sneet.
COOl'EK. Ou tho 26th Instant, SAMUEL C.
COOI'KK, in the 6Mh your of lus aiie.
hih relatives and lrienus and ttiose ot mo lamiiy
are lespi oilu.lv InV'Ua to attoud his funeral, on
our!li-uav afternoon, the 'itli instiiiK, at 2 o'oiock,
)iom tho residenco ot bis bou, A. II. Cooper, No. 21
K. Sixth Btreet.
MrCAUTHY On tho 25th insiant. EPGEXE
MclAltiUY, son oi JUamul McCarthy, aired 25
years.
Tun relatives and fnenr's of tho family are reapeot.
luliv iuvned to atiena his funeral, from tho resl-
llt'llte Ol iHO IUIUUI, ITU. I'JJ unwunim d.iv-ui, u
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, witao.it further
notice.
MILT.F.R. Ou the morning of tho 2,rth instant,
KL1ZABETU A., wife or William H. Miller, and
daughter ot John W. and Ann 11. Ru.on.
Tim relatives and trioudt of tho lamiiy are Invite!
to attend the luueral, lrom tho rc-B. douce ot her hus
band. Green street, alio- e wasiunRtun lane, uor
nuuitov n, on Wednesday morniuji at 10 o'clock.
Carriages will be in waiting at ucrmintowii depot
upon arrival of the 9 o'clock train.
HEESIDE. On tlio25!u instant, Mrs. MAttrfXA,
ItEKSlOE, widow of tho late James Keeside, Jr.,
men 45 vears.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect-
tullv invited to attend viie luueral, iroiu uer late
residence, Ko. 619 K. Fonli stn-ct, on Wednesday,
ttie SaJthtiiistant, ui 2 o'cl.iok P. M. funeral services
at Cliurcb of St. Janus tho Leas.
VEACoCK. Ou tho 26th instant, M-8. ANN
VEACOCK, widow ut tlielato captain amuol h
ViiiAfn-ic. ai?od 87 veurs.
The relatives and irienus of the lamiiy are respect
fnllv invitrd to attend the tuneral. from her Into
roldeute, 'o 287 Lombard street, on Wednesday
aiterllOOn IICAI. Ml o o UM-VK. ruunsiMiinui i. oi.
i eltr's Church at 4 o'clock precisely.
OBITUAHY.
It is seldom that we are cu'leil npnn, In the case of one
so young, to record tl'.e death of one causing so much
rcgutas that of ASJ.A KAAOi, daugtiter or Mr,
BDdMrs. II W. Kcnuua.of thotlfrard Uouce, which oc
curred on Sunday last, tho lHth Insu Tlmuijli only tea
years and seveu months old. she was a girl ol remarka
ble lntclUscnoo and engaging manners, as wed at of rare
personal U-auty, and was a unlvora! tavorlte with all
who knew her. The many guots of the Qlrird House,
residing In eTcry part of t'-e country, will exporlenos
Uollnci or proiound regret on reading tne melanouoly
rrcoidol her deati. and will ilncerely sympathize with
her parents In their great 'oss. 6he was a child of re
in arkablv attractive qualities ot mind and person; and
lie writer of this, who knew ber well, though pot
related to her can scared repress too tears that rise
in rot ret lor her untimely end. Her kind and affection
ate nature, her brlsht siuilo, and bright Intel ect, will
long bo rf-membered an belun euthely too pare for earth,
by many not lntlinatelv connected with hor family.
Iter death, though crievous, was beautiful, as Uer life
bad been Innoceitt and lovriy. In lull possonslon of all
ber rare faculties ot mind, to hor last earthly moment,
bi.e luliy rei'lizcd her coiioitlon bade an ailcctioiiato
lurewell to her kindred and ivittmls. and gave dirociiom
leveling her interment. she, upuroprmtoly. oroared
that her coihn should be covered and Jlnei with white i
and her directions wero implicitly Co lowed. Few or
ber ago have been followed lo the grove by so maay
klnoi re mourners j aid few of anv ai-re, have deserved so
wtliol' the surviving. Hho wn one ot those pure and
brilliant creuinres vho diourt curly, seeuiiiig 10 have
be n f nt to remind u ot what wo would bo, and in
their cuily tllght to point us to a better world .We
would tuy niueh more ior one so accomplished, though
so voung. but wneu the heart is oveillowed wnh giief
ior bo oionilking an object. i ut tears urge u to close by
faying to the departed. y ahevkll.
CTUBS' SAW FILES. AN INVOICE OP THIS
O celenrated malia ot "aw Film jut opened. Home
mechanics ati'ert ihat th-ju Fll-s will do tUrae times
mure sharp: mug than anv othem. For sale by
THHMAII S HIIAW,
No gasflghtTrilrry-flvei MAhKKTwt.. below Ninth.
rrilE SIFTING FLOUB SCOOP Id CONVE
I nlent, becaiisx ?ou clooo up the floor with It. and
then holding it over tour pun by revolving the baudle
it la sifted luto iu for sa , with Nievos and other ii les
of Hlueia, by TllCil AN & HllKW.
No. Mft I Klpnt Tblrtv-fivel MAKKKT Ht.. below Mntli.
"I F YOU WILL KEEI LATE IIOUH3, YOU
J sliouid provide youia-ifwith one of our Folding
fockei Laulenm. which ! no Is'tmr tkau a lare lzja
piiekxt book, and as it carries anemia tuvp v ot caudles
and matches, is a.ways prepared lor use Mold by
THOMAS A HUAW,
Ko m (Eight Thirty-five; UAJlKt r bt., below KluUl,
JOBDAN'S TONIO ALE,
iOLDAS'B TONIC ALR ' 1 ' '
iVbd)AH'B l"MO ALSJ.
JORKAN 8 TONIC AtV.i
Tt li recommended fcV Physicians ot this and other
places as a superior t ae, and requites but a trl.d to
convlnra the most skeptical ol its sreat m.i II. To be
had, wholesale and rotail, ol P. I.JORTHW,
no.rarr;AK "inwi-
CnamDaena Cider, br th dozen, botiinl. or by tha
barrel. U
UE FLORENCE .,
LOCK AND KNOT STITCH
BEWINO MACHINES,
Are the best and the only family machines warranted to
give entlie satisfaction, or money returned.
SALESROOMS,
No. 630 CHESNUT STREET
N. B. All kinds of One Fewlng and ttttohlng promptly
done in the neatest meaner. 1
Operators taught on the Florence, without charge, at
theoOiee. H5tf
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, Ott IN EXCHANGE FOR
i'f'ltv l'ronpriv or Merrhandinn. ilpslrahla Dwelling
In CcntrevlHe. Bucks county, fjur milo-i from Poyles
tont lourieon rooms, slab Ing. ton acres ot land. Ao.t
fbrcighteen years occupied by a phvicmn. Apo'y to
ri. II. U It i lf I
Ileal rtnto Itro'ters.
1 26.3t Xo. 4ii WALN tX Btrcot
NSUHE YOUR LIFE
tub
A3IERICAN,
OF rillLADELmiA,
S. E. Corner of romtli and "Walnut Sts
Irpurers In this Company have the .dltlonnl guaran
tee of tho CAPITAL BTOCK. nil paid up IN CAH.
which, together vilta CASH ASSEl'3, now on baud
amount to
1.143,874'14,
Invested as follows !
100 I'UO U. 8 O-'Ji' B(,n;1s 1
Htl.WU city on him 'eipnia i.oan,o s, now
i'i,e"iu u. " ireasurv roic-, i ou
itt.tHV Mlepheny Connty Bondi
15 WO IT. h' uud oi 1H-1
IU (HO Wvommg V ley e una Bonds
VI 7i fl i (impound Iniciesi ireasury .SoUis
10,0110 I'liilodelphia aud t-ne Hull rood
Bonds
10,000 nt sl'iirg. Fort Wnyno and Chicago
Jtriiroad Bonds
10,51(1 City oi FHisbtirg and other Hoods.
461,0.il-IS
11, 1. ni'uuiiiK aui ruuu uuiihs. ...v..,,. ,.
l.tlill fhnres I'enusi ivania H:ii road
400 shares Corn l.iceaoge .National
Bank
107 shares Fanners' National Bank, of
Kesdins
K shs fonsollilnt on Na'lonal Ba- k
H shares Vt'l humsport Water Com
pany Mortgages Ground Kents and Ileal Ks.ute
l.op.ns on co latera' amply Fecurcd
l'remium notes secured by policies
.147 Sin-go
,.m 4H1 95
.1111 504 M
. M 40.1111
,. 211,0'H.i O
,. 68M 14
. I0 2JJ0J
i asn in nanus oi fi 1 secured nv nouus..
Cash on deposit wnh U. 8 Treasurer
Cash on band and in banks ,
Accrued Interest and renvs due Jan. 1
INCOME FOR THE YEAR IS35
Losses Paid puring the Year Amounting to
$37,63631.
LOOSES TAID PKOMTILY. .
CIVIDKMUS MA HE AMiTJALLY, thus aiding tho
Insured to my premiums.
'llnlutDiViOKNu on nil Mutual Policies in lorce
Jnnuary 1, 1800, was
FIFTY FEB CENT.
OI the amount ot PREMIC1I9 received durlrut tho
j-eai 1805.
lis TBtJSTEEd are well-known citizens In onr mldpt,
eiitlilltK it to more consideration than those whoie
nmbageis retlde iu distant elites.
Alexnndei Whiildln,
J. Kdiar l homson,
(leor-ie lutein,
Hon. J nun's Pollock,
Albert i Boberts,
J'. B. Minnie.
Samuel W ork,
William J. Howard,
t-amuei T. liodluo,
John Aikmau.
Tie iry K. Bennett,
lion Joseph Al ison,
luaac Uazieliursu
ALEXANDER WHILLDIST, President.
BAMTJEL WOBK, Vlce-rresldont.
JOHN C. SIMS. Actuary.
JOHN B. WILSOJS, Secretary and Treasurer.
A lew first rate canvassers wanted. 3 IS tlistu2m4p
STATEMENT OF THE
Key England Muliicil Life In
surance Company,
lb EliltUARY 1, 18GG.
Bal Estate
i abb ou 1 una V.
235,00
S 11
Bonds anu HlortyaKea , Ri)0,U')3
Bank, and other ettocks 1 ititUH
S ocks Leld as colluleral lor Joans M U7S
1 (vniluxn hotes secured by l'odcles 1,0:17,44!)
Total axsets
Lowes due aud unpaid S 2.000
,3.Ml,0til
Bosses reported and not acted upon .....70,500
- 72,5(Xl
rremlums received l.OOS 803
luterebt received litl.fruO
1,184,403
Losses paid
lie urn prumiums
hxpeutes ol ail kinds
.324 028
. 7.S1I
.131 m
1530 MS3
'1 he Kew England Llt'o Company Is the oldbst Iu the
Luiit a BtatcH it nas atwavs ranited A No. I H uus
never reroried to law. it la liberal lo policy holders.
Premiums msy be paid elibor In chiIi r halt cuh and
hull tune I oxbes proinn lv puld by the aueut
DlV UilfMJS AVILLBiC PAID A N IIALi.Y. Those
Who pay cash will receive a ca"h return. Those who
k-ive a note eau upp y the dividend to payment ot no e.
Li'Tl. t mis may a so be applied to reduction oi premium,
or in add in 'j to the auiouut insured.
Perrons deslilnr to ell ect Insurance on their lives
should make application thlj l ouinnny Kxainbia-
tlons dally lrom 1 to li o ciock. Liberal commissions
allowed.
J PRKSIDEST.
BENJAMIN E b'EVUNS.
SBCBKTAI V,
JOSEPH M tilHBEXa.
DiutoruKu,
Bewell Tarnsn.
Jatnos S. Amory,
1 1 oilier llirtii'tt,
Jr.mes ' lurt-'in,
John . Andiew
Benjamin It. btevens.
Slarahal 1. W ilder,
I hatirs 11 u bind
Ciei, ri.e II. l o Ker.
Pr&nois C. Lowell,
BRANCH OFFICE,
No. 425 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
W. . STUOVD, M. V, MEDICAL EXAMINES.
The umlomlfciicd is the only authorized Agent lo
Pennsylvania.
W I J, T.I AM GETTY.
UtufSw AtltK
T1IE
ASERICAN BVBEAV. OF MIXES,
o. 64 BROADWAY.
Klines, Mineral Lands, and Oreexamned and reported
uuou. Compvleut i.ngineer luiulshwi to Aiming Com
panies. . iviiKQitatlons aflordcd on alt Mining, Metallurgical
and Chemical (JuuiiUm, at the ollke of ihu bureau,
GEO. D. II. GILLESPIE, ProHideut. "
DBASE DE KAY, Secretary. 1 1 tathi rp
, ; ' INTERNAL REVENUE.
TJNIIED STATES I5EYENUE STAMPS
UNITED STATES' REVENUE STAMrs.
I PEIKCirAL DEI'OT,
No. C04 CHESNUT STREET,
CIJNTRAL DErOT, '
No. 103 S3. FIFTH STREET
' ' (Ono door below Chcsnut.)
BETABLienrn 1SC2.
EEVEMJE STAMl'S ot every doscrlpUon con
Etautly on hand, and in any amount.
Order by Mai) or Express promptly attended to.
I'nitcd States Notes, Drafts on Philadelphia or
New York, or Current Funds recoived In pay
ment. Particular attention raid to sma'l orders.
llio decisions ot the Commission can bo consulted,
and any information rcfaidinn tne law cheerfully
given.
Tho following rates of discount aro allowed:'
On till orders of $25, two per cent discount.
On all orders of 100, threo per cent, discount.
On all orders of 800, lour per cent, discount.
All oidtrs should be sent to
HARDING'S STAMP AGENCY,
No. S04 Chesnut Street,
FHILADKLFI1IA. 10
U B V E Y
NOTICE.
All persons lutcrof ted In the plnn oi the
FlelU sr. 'Hon
OP T11R
TVVEKTT-fclX'U WABD,
X'Ouncea osio ios;
f.-o
J We
1 Pel
ortn oy l ortcr srrcot,
Ko. 203.
es: n litem sixtu street,
mil, h, I'nriln a rn.ir
( Last lv'L'roai streot.
aronotllled that ! Court ot Quarter Sessions for tho
City uud County ot I luiudclph'a have lixed
lUUUSllAY, March 29, 1808.
At 10 o'clock A. il.,
at tbe Tourt-room, Main Building of the State Ilonsn,
to c di-I' ( r nald plan mid nnv ohieotlou!) uuiinti. tue
FSOiO wl:ich uhiv be im.de by anv Ireel o dor, and
in .he ii.i:ntvlil e the r-aid pan may bo eeea at the
Oll'cc el H e Uepiuimeut ol Surveys tor tho city ut
1 hl.ude pbla,
o 212 s. Finn Ktreot,
and a Dunicnte thereof ut the Ofllce of
TnU.l AS DALY,
Surveyor and Regulator ot the First -urvev DiHtrlct.
jiu u::i w pninrei- Avenue.
K. ('A Itlilll.I, BlitW.vrEit.
C'ollcitor ol lite City of t'hi'silo phln.
(Docket 5 png 41.1 24 luwU
U li V E Y
O T I C E
All persons inlerostod in the
Kr-Vlf-IKN OF OKVTJEOF
FIFltKMH AKU TWLNTIhlU WAIID9,
bounded a lodows:
i .'Mirtii b. t.irard Avenuo,
iu ii J West bv Penne.vlvanla Avenno,
no. lit. fiotnii iy 1'itrrifb s.rcot.
liv : woiitv-ninth streot.
Aro.notll.id that ibe Court or Quarter Sessions for
tue City and county ot I'ui ndoipnia nave uxou
'I l.thSK Y tlaicu ZM loOU,
At loo'oioclt V. At ,
nt the Court Room, Mam Uuihiilng of tbe State House,
to cor.sidt fsiild plan ami uuy oble 'tlons airalnst tbe
sau e.Tibich uiu bo inade by any Freeludder, and In
the nii-Hiivbi o, the sui 1 plan niay he eon at 4ttio Oitlce
ci tiic iepanment oi surveys tor tue city oi ruiia
tlolpliia. Ko. 812SOVTH UFT1I STREET,
and a Dupllcuttihe.eol ai tho Olhee ol
e . 1). KUBi ll'i
Surveyor and Regu at'To the Fourth Sua-ev Dbjtrict,
J.O. 1104 hl-RIG tiAtUKN -TRKEI'.
l' f!KltvLL Bltf.W.-O'F.R,
Solicitor tor the City of Philadelphia.
(T)oeVet 5. rnee 43.) ' 2 ii luwU 29
U It V E Y
NOTICE,
All persons Interested In ibe p'an ot the
1'OLimi hFi 'lloM
OF TUB
TWENTY HL OND WARD,
Bounded aa lo lo v.-:
('iSoitlieaBt hv Green streot,
ira J eril'stby ' arm ner sticet,
xu. jjo om,,, an, hv W. N ashing ou avenuo,
( Southwest hv Wis.alilt'kn avenue.
ore notified that thn Court o (quarter i-es-lons for tbo
City and cou i c I'm adeipi.ia uave nxeu
THURSDAY. Match 29, 1806,
At 10 o'e oct A. M.,
at the Court-Room. Main Building of tbe State House.
to consider said plan and any ol)e tions uga'nst tue
V. , .1. V n mii.tr K. uni, l.'..,ali.i IjliH. n.l.l I n 1. A
ruilie, llitu iiimji uiuuc t'J nitj . ilcuuiuui. i.u'i 11, mo
n.eauwblle, the said pian may he Seen at 'ho Ofllce oi the
JjepartHient 01 hunevs ior tne nv o riiiiaueiputo,
0. .12 .-outb FIF'lli Street,
and a Duplicate thercol at the Ott.ee o'
JF8K LIGH1 FOOT,
Surveyor and Regulator of the Muth Survey Dls not,
. Deuot Building,
(icrtintulown.
F. TARF.OT.L BR-' Wa I KK,
Hollsltor of tbe City of Philadelphia.
(Docket 8, Tage 39.) 2 24 1awt3 29
s
C It V E Y
NOTICE
All persons interested In tbe plun of tbe
IE VI II t EC HON
OP THE
FIRST WARD,
Bounded as follows:
On the orthuy won treet.
Ou the East by Delaware tivor,
On the !..utl by C i.rt.u street.
HO. 119.
On the WeHt bv Fifth street.
Are tir.tlf'i ri i-luil the Court of Ouar'er Sessions tor
tbe City aod 1:01111711 I'hpadeipnia navenxea
IHL'KDAY, March 29. law,
: at .0 o'clock A. M..
At tbe Court Room. Wain Bu ldiun ot the B'ate House,
toe outlier said plan and auy objections avainst the
....... .l.t,.l. ....- I. a ...uflAk, 1, n t, iruul,nMn. a... I in , 1.
meaPWhlle the i-aid p an nm br seen at the Odlce 01 tbe
Department oi ulvevs lor tne city 01 ruiiadolpuia
o 2 '2 i. FIK 1 11 hlrect,
And a Duplicate tl.ereoi at the office of
( HARD S 8. CLOSK..
Surveyor and Regulator of ibe Second Survey District,
JtO Ml itr.r ii riirt'oi,
F. CARROL). BKKWHTER.
Solicitor ot ibe City oi Philadelphia.
fDoeltet S page fib i 2 24 luwtH 29
C U It V E Y
NOTICE,
All persons interested In the plnn ot tho
'J EMU ECTiOJt
OK TUB
TVF.NTY-bECO.SD WARD.
Hounded as touou s:
(orthcant by sten
v- "en J Korhwest by Jin
w " hcutneast by (ion
Vouthwest by tier:
Rounded as follow:
orthcunt by Men on avenuo.
i rtiiu'u avenue,
r us street,
rniuinown avenue.
are nottflcd ti nt the C:ourt ol O latter Smslons for the
city auu couniv oi I'oiiuuu.piuu. uave nxeu
H1UR"-DAY, Murch29 lBtW.
J At 10 o'clock A. M.,
at the Court-room Mam Bui ding of the State House, to
consider raid plan and any ouji'ciioiis against tne same,
ulnrh u:av he nmdo Ovanv tieeuo der: and In ihe mean
V bile the said p an may he seen at the Ottlce ol the De
partment ot ou ks iur ui'' - ny oi t nuauetDuia,
No. 2U S EI I H Strou..
and a Duplicate tbcrcol at the oirco oi
Jl (- SK LIG't rFOOT,
Surveyor and Reuutator o. tbe Ulutb aiurvev District,
Depot Bulldlnv.
Oerinantown
v. CARROLL BRK V VL'EK.
Solicitor of the City of t'liiladoiphlt
(Docket 5 pace 87.) 2j(4 lawU 28
rr II E " E X C E L S I O R'
! (Selected from the best Corn-Fed Hogs.)
. Ann 'ME BESIJN TUE WOULD.
J. If. MICH ENEK & CO.
I GENERAL rHOVMOS DEALERS,
And. Crirers of tti Cleratd
"EXCELS IO II"
SUGAR UU'RED II A M IS
Toncncs a nil Hoof,
Kos. 142 and 144 Keith FH0NT Strecti
'one genuine unlens branded
"J. P. -M. & CO., EXLEI HIOU."
Tbe losUy celebrated ' 1 XI I L8IOR" HAMS are
GUreU Dy J, Jl. a,- Oi. t u fill m nuoi wuniinummu
eiveui ,.i,rsslv for F.tMiI.Y I SKt are ot dellciou-
flavor) tree iiom the unuUasnnt lun.e of sail, and are
pronounced by epicures superior to auy now ottered lot
me. ii ii tulbaJia
Deprived of Its Horrors by Purifying
and Enriching the Blood. .
XO W IS TUE TIME TO USE A l'RE VENTIVE.
There Is None Equal to Helmbold's
Highly Concentrated Fluid
Extract Sarsaparllla.
THE CHOLERA
defective vltallcatlon oi the bland, and When tha hlnnd
KIECB IIS
LIFE GIVING POWER,
tlesnprs relaxation of tha cnntiac'lle nowsrs of the
o'iii rf vnim ol the 0"aU and the Intestines open their
mTriHooicen tent t ana a I tne aiotimiuous orneau-
making material pamesotl lrom tue boels
ri'RK A5D liKALI HY BLOOD RESISTS DISEASE.
Andwblle iberemsy be no oecntlon for alarm, those
oi itniurt tiiiiu aie ineei unoie to suuer.
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TV THE STR1KG MONTHS the system nsturnllv
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C 0NCIM1ATL1 IXlKACT Of bAlWAPAlULLA
is an striatum oi no ten test va un.
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aiife .r m tbeeorruptiou thut accuinu ates In the Plood.
Ol ad ibe diecovcrlc.4 thut ba e been made to puro It
out. none can equal in ei.ecl Uu. mould's Cotnpouui Ex
huci ol biiispuriia it ciemmcs aud renovates the
b ood. inmls .Levi(orol healih iuio the sys em. and
purges out tbe humors which make diseaao. Itatiuiu
luieH ihu PAiilibv luuctious of t iu bode, and oxtimIm thA
u IfeOIQesr .uat tirow auu ronaiu m tue uioou.
Ci l.r Ul.um4i, p uimi dv Kiriitiig mo i yr:ni Hill .
l'Vl'.CI CI tl.e evil el ct tn oi n ercuo utid renivin all
tiiiuU im tetiii aiitH ol DI E VE- hereditary or other
whe, and Is taken uy AUl LT.i and ClllLDltbti with
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whatever pail thev may uttaclt. " housanus ale au
n u ii 1 1 V irui irolme.tO'i diseaaea oi th s class and from
ihe i.bute ii mercury Visit uny hosuittl, ui un and
prlxou, aud mtts'y yottrsill in i e trmlnuiiiess of this
asner iou. ibe hi.ui oe.i ieniHis me in.-oauaoi luese
OlBuites ly a (Udlclous comoination oi ionics.
Lelu hoid's ' tutily oucenirmeil F uid Extract Sar-
sapurilia is a Tonic ol tho rcuexi value arresiliiK the
mort luveterate disease alier the tfhinds are destroyed,
and tbe t ones a ieauy ui.ceteil. ilna is the ttiinoiiy
oi thou-unds who b ve used and prescribed It for the
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lcdioo-( hlrurulcal Re lew. on the auu ect of the ex
tract ol bamapurula iu veneiea. auubtloua, by Buuiainlu
Xruverr, b'. IU -. .e c hpeukmgo. Syphliis, aud diseases
aritlna r m the excess of uercuiv.he stutes. l'ia' no
rmnuy il iqital lo the x tact ol Sui iapanlia; iti fowr
it txtraorditiury m re to than onyutin-r Uruglamac
quamuauiiilt Jl it ,n Ihe ttr.c tit tense a ivn c, te th
I hit mtia.uGOe a Irtuie thai it i a ptieub'e to a ituie
or the njtUm to lunkm uud yet to trntabit ai r.
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Diet urmK, ana oiie uoitie is eu.ua 10 a Ktu oa 01 cue
kvrnn nt i-artaohriila. or the decoction as u.tua ly mad.
Ibe uecoetlou m exeeculiiK trtiiib e-n.iue, ss it Is neoor
sarv to prepare It Iri sh every day, and the s.vru'i Is sel l
more ohjec'luiiahle, ss it Is weaker than the decoction;
lor a tlum saniiaied with sutiar Is susceptible of holdout
In to ui ion much lcs extractive matter than wii er
aiom and besyiup Is o hen-ie olijecilonab e for the
patient is Ireipiently nauseated, and his s omnch Bur
leittd, by tbe lurte proponiou 01 suxar he ia obliged to
take with cam uofc oi .-arupitnt a unu which ib oi no
unit w hutever. exient to ka n the decoctlun from sooll-
iiiB. Here the advuntep'S and eu;ierloritv of tho Fiuld
Ltraui m a cuuipaxuuve view aru atriaiuKiy muuiieau
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He uiboidsLXn LfJ HIT Cure i Uheu uaiM'n
He iiilolH's Until T .VClli; cures Urlua y Diseases.
Hi lmliold a i- A i it it i.i'unu t.'ures tiravei
he m oid's EXl'll vcT BUCillT ut Stnotures.
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Ft r the diseases named ahovo unit fur easnnsses
and I'ulni lu the Hack. Female Couiplu'iita ani Dis
orders arlsini; trout excesses or auy Kind, it is in
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AKD Ko. 1H4 i U SUI STtKKT. 1'UIL.VkELPHIA.
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LEWAItE OF COL'NltRFEIi'S 1 14
THESE 1XTUAOT8 II'VE BEEV ADMITTED TO
rSI- l- '111 b U 1TI l MIAl E- AUAIY. and are also
in very letierai lice In a I "he'jtiita lIOSl'l TAI..4 uml
HU Lli hAMt'ARY I NS I TU I'L.Srt throughout the
i,ini noil i, In orivuto practluo, and are cjuiJrud
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