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f.?ISIIO TKLLOHAPtT nmrn,.
-108 g. TbrdBtr.K. '
CJL" CPr Dobto 8n. of
Wn, payaole to the Carrier, and
..Ism! i.iV 'nd F,f,r Cent Two
lably fa, advance for the period ordered.
f'O n a i . ... . .
r"J1' J AK L AR I 1, 1867. .
ympatby Mi.t,d?IoiI. ;
t-riat, our isumocrtuiu cuurcuu'viam-o
Jstlng a great deal of sympathy on tin
ioed woes of the conervatiTe Inhabi
ante of Lafayette county, Missouri, In partl
r rritar fin A ntthn State of Missouri in ircneral.
We can asiure them that they are shedding
their tears on behalf ol as great a set of
scoundrels as ever went unhung. We know
the history of Lafayette county, ana oi some
the?cry characters who are figuring so
largely as conservative martyrs. It has Deen
a don of thievc3, ruffians, and murderers tor
more than ten years past. Its Inhabitants
were the ' Border Ruffians" of 1855 and
1850, who spent their leisure time and they
always had plenty of it for rascality In
invading the infant Territory, of Kansas,
stuffing its ballot-boxe?, and robbing and
murderlDg its inhabitants. It was at Lexing
ton, the county scat of this county, that boats
on the Missouri river, containing free State
emigrant' to Kansas, were stopped in 1850,
the passengers robbed, turned back, and n ot
permitted to'prosecute their journey. It was
here that Governor Robinson was forcibly
abducted from a boat that was descending
the river, and sent back to Territory a
prisoner. r y
From feeing jorder Kui ians to being
wis was b, -non ana nar, i atAn When
ML broke out in ieCthe ' tof the
aow u men m KitB county joined
rrice's Rebel army. After p , wa8 wbtpped
ana amen ot oi me oijte theae Lafayette
county WDeumswjlk to the brush, and
became whnLgrTi , Kkh.pv
iT ifiV ill ri IIM TV'"" M
anest, lowest style of guerillas. Their
pation during the remainder of tne war
i mt
hat of robbery. arson, ana rouraer.
d loyaJ men of their horses, cattle, ana
roods, burned down their houses and barns,
and murdered hundreds of them in cold
blood. By way of variation In these pleasant
pastimes, they would occasionally waylay a
tiMini) rnh ltd naasenerers. or fire Into the
cabin of a passing steamboat among helpless
women and children. Nearly all the small
towns on the border were burned and sacked
by them. Their great achievement was the
Lawrence massacre, in which they murdered
one hundred and fifty unarmed and unresist
ing citizens In cold blood, and robbed and
burned the town. ..yctte
During all this time the people farm3
county, who btayed at bpjamj abetted the
and In their vUlagyery possible way. They
busbwbacVfjosted Jn regard to every move
kejjt St the Federal troops. They furnished
them with food and supplies. They concealed
them when pursued . They shared with them
in their ill-gotten gains. After the Lawrence
massacre our troops found in almost every
house in Lafayette county, clothing, dry
goods, jewelry, etc., which were the spoils of
that terrible tragedy.
'Since the war these bushwhackers have kept
up a quul organization, and, encouraged by
heir consecutive friends, have endeavored
verride the Uyys and the constituted
horlties. This "GenArnl
ded as an officer in the Union army, was
igaaier-general In the Missouri Stata
ia, appointed during the relm of the
ble dynasty." lie was a bitter pro-
ry man, and a notorious Rebel svm-
Izer during the entire war. There ia no
bt tllci fnllnnra Aim Vai a-- r .mw. t iUGV"
6
Je to do so ; and probably the prospect of
g a couple of reglaient of loyal boys
sred in their midst, and at their expense,
t hat aroused these conservative chaps
s Vaughn order to take some 'definite
- om-jib to that end. But from our own personal
knowledge of Lafkyotte county, we aver that
Governor Fletcher woqld have been perfectly
Justified in declaring martial law within its
limits anytime since the war closed.
If the conservatlvca of Mlasourl will just
make up their minds to ob?y the constitution
and laws of that St-, aud behave themselves
X, as good citizens onght to behave, they will
experience no (rouble, and v. Democratic
editorswlll be relieved from fue necessity ol
" "t uai 01 un
necesBMy t)taly misappiied Bympat.ay
At -iiapoitant
eolainn In
Regard (0
I LioiiAF
T-s Court of ADpeals V..
-court of final rort In that 1' the
mada a dock!. naim..i ie'-is Jut
constitutionality of the Excise h?ns
case went np from Kv v.i, .lhe
undo the dflnUina I.... . . Wi
- 1 1 a 111 n i-ii r vrh.
has nrevailA f . T' m ruui
ces, involving the aame i?1
IT l thftL9,laW 40 the Wto extent ho d
Jegulate the traffic lQ mtoxI,BM , U.re to
Jiatwchiuch regulation does not Interfere
ffita orrestraia one ol his liberty or pro
.ptrty; that licenses to aell liquors are mere
temporary permits to do that which, without
ffuch permit, would be an offense; thataorh
tTXn0t C0DtraCt "eS
knd the Ucensee. b.i n " otaw
tested riirht: thai u'L "7
W V C7 10vO
Br. - . . .
h!nt.,.l .... "WTOI
"jtaoi we Stat, euCh
THE DAILY EVENING TEW,.,
7tZX.fnl tn the exercise of police powers,
afe ftlway subject to the control of the
inlature, waicn may 1
th?m, at plea-are.
hia Is an Important decision, coterin, as
. . - j r tv oTPlan llmior
oes, trie wrioin grouuu v. .... - -
from such distinguished
a; and coming
. A (hat
thorities. It may sateiy De w-"
settles the law upon that subject.
. . it nil James
Tns first of January nas -
'Stephens' promised raising o. - -
jlow the
lutlon In Ireland uas not cu
-merer 80 snort-siKuiea
that he could redeem the promise, when, by
the very act of making if, be put the urmsa
Government fully-upon Its guard, and thereby
caused such a concentration of lorce In
Ireland as to render an attempt at revolution
the merent madness, it is difficult to under
stand. A revolution, to be successful against
a Government having a large standing army
nnd all the material or war constantly on
hand, mu6t not be advertised beforehand
to come off at a cerialn specified time.
The most thorough system of espionage
could not have more thoroughly put the
British Government on guard than Stephens
himselt succeeded in doing. Of course, there
are thousands ready now to cry that he is an
impostor and a cheat. Perhapa so, though
we think he Is fclmply a rash, indiscreet man,
totally unfitted for a leader such as a success
ful revolution In Ireland would demand, ine
vast sums of money that have been collected,
mainly from the poor, and expended In this
Fenian business, are of course wasted and
gone.
Alter all, it may well be doubted whether
the idea of forcibly wrenching Ireland from
the British empire is not altogether chime
rical. The tendency ol the age over the
world h not towards dislntegation, but
rather towards consolidation. The cen
tripetal lorce in politics Is the dominant one
oUhis era. The liberals In Ireland, instead
of looking towards Independence, had muai
better make common cause with their
brothers in England, and seek to socure
the triumph of liberal institutions through
out" the British empire. Reform, not revo
lution, or, if revolution should finally
come, revolution for the sake of reform, is the
true policy to be pursued. And the Irish
have one lesson yet to learn, which is, that if
thev expect final succcs they must throw
into the common current of
U-l t- V " -
libei al ldeaa which circulate- all over tne
woild. They must become the friends, not
only of Irish liberty, but of universal liberty.
They cannot, as they have hitherto too much
done, throw their Infiiw&ce in the United
States on the side ' conservatism, slavery,
and reaction. 8 yet exPect the ympathy ol
the liber"1 -"at'ment of the world In their own
iionn MiTcners orazen wisn tor a
plantation
well stocked with negro slaves,
was a deeper and louler blow to Irish liberty
tnan any Englishman could have struck I
The gospel of freedom Is of no prlvale Inter
pretation. it applies to. all men and all
nations alike. When Irishmen learn this
truth, and act upon it, Irish liberty will begin
to see da light, and not before.
Our Legislative Nominations. The
selection of Hon. Lewis W. Hall, of Blair
county, to fill once more the seat as President
of the State Senate, Is a deserved compliment
to a most efficient officer. During the last
session, Speaker DJall proved himself eminently
fitted for the post as a parliamentarian and
courteous leader. He is a patriot of the right
stamp, and his re-election gives general satis
faction throughout the Republican party.
The nomination of Colonel John P. Glass,
of Allegheny, for Speaker of the House, is
unexpected. From all Indications, we bad
reason to believe that the choice would fall on
Colonel Quay, of Beaver. But that gentle
man withdrew u tho last moment, and the
selection of Colonel Glass was unantmmia
The re-election of Messrs. Benedict and BTam
ersley as clerks, was generally conceded,
ana 11 ever men merited a post, they did from
the bands of the party. Judging from the
nominations, the impression seems to be gain
ing ground that Hon. Simon Cameron holds
the winning cardj In the Senatorial contest.
Undeb'Abbebt. Colonel Carrlngton, the
officer in command at Fort Phil. Kearney,
near which the recent terrible massacre oc
curred, has been relieved, and ordered East,
under arrest. The circumstances attending
that trsgedy certainly require fuller explana
tion than has yet been given.
f""f!?temMit. of dePB1t' and coinage at the
Mint during the month of December, 1866:
Gold deposit TSMos-a
Bnver deposits and purcaasca. . .'.I'.','.'.'.'.'.'. 89,'79 8?
Total doposits....
COINAGE KXECUfEU.'
. . . 01-I.
770,784 61
JXiublo eagles
ilue bars. ., . . ... .... '.',"1 M 4f
Vat.
41,769 800-00
6.8U85
1,776,61285
21,900 00
k ToUI 88.478
eiLVBK.
Half dallars 49900
ne ban ;it 5
228 86
Total.
... 49,80i
oorPKR.
25,12i86
S 700 00
6 2MO0
15,U90-00
11,850 00
1M,76V00
Cents.
JTive-ht piece J 467 000
Total..,.
.8.971,250
-.j , AOAPITDLATIO.
uoid coinage. . . aa na
Silver
do.
1 775.613 81
25US-85
161 7 06 00
49 805
uw 8,971 250
Total No. of piece,
4.109,C2 Value, 1,952,606 70
Lieutenant Ms
cent! read befogs'0"!.
Peria a narrativ. A al?1VcgrP."tcal Society la
viag whtcU MuXeo p.rk ralbV he met lu
OftOKonarigB frW X f who rem? UeTtlted n
Aeea in Lu vonik .X'Jii. relueered to have
mtide LIjh nZ ZLSX? "tuel poor, tot ke
SIJAPILL-PIIILaDK!
irv trit. ord On con
hi Anoon DOWBBCS
at Hut iC-
oi Tra'pani with their families h'",?',
Iiourbonic beadouRrter. and I lntentM! Co mt
iheir movements by those of his Mniesmlf
rtorq not still quit believe that the Krcfi
really wean to go. Tho iunlor branches of th
famiij are in omiiKtT'Biiu. t
The execution at Foix (Ane?e) of Balnjiue,
France, took place recently. He hid been con
demned to death for the murder of his sister.
When led lo undergo the Inpt penaltf of the
law, be behaved to the most tahamelen manner.
releeltn? te services of tue chao'ain, and
Mtoutinfc continuously on bis way to the scaf
fold, "V1ve K!x spleirc !" "Vive St. Justl"
"Vive '93!"
When tbo late Alrn)n Walthman was
ford Major of London, a 1 wn3 brought be
ioie him on a charee ot rancy. "What
rountrvman are you ?" inquired e Airtcru,an,
"Au IriHhinan, please your Uono.ji WB9
replv. The Alderman asked, "W ere" 0 ever
at t-ea?" "Come, your honor," anaworea
"d'yethhik I crossed from Dubliu In a vj.
1 n ?
MATUUKD.
f ROM WFLL FITTBEIl. On Hie Slut nl'lmft. h h
Hcv J DeWofe Pfrry, BAhTLkTT J. CKOMWKLL.
V. Wavy. toLl.Zlt-, eldest oauuhter ol James 9.
Ut Ht.lt, Efil.
DIED.
CARTER. On the 29th Instant.
EDWARD CAR-
ills relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral, (rom bis late residence, cartersvllle, leiaware
couatv. Fa. on Wednesdayi January 2, at 10 o'clock A.
M . nitliout luither notice.
CLvKK. On Monflav. December Si, K BRAUKUKl?
CLARK twin son ofli. B. and Wary B. uiara, agea
years and 5 montbs.
nvi.At.HOIX. On the 31st ammo,.), i. wtivnv -t
In the 4(llh yearol hlaaxe. ...ui
Hi. re atives and wa e Iriends are respectfully
to attend the luuernl, iroin hi late re.wence.
Wallace street, on jnursua?. me ou
o'clock P. M. Sorrlcea to be h.ld at the ChnroJ oj 8t.
MsttlJla. atiocioca r. i orewij , ""-.,7;
tearbeis and pupila oi the Buaday School ara respectfully
Invl ed. L . .
MCIJ0WFIX.-01 marasmus, December
RK'I'l'A MWNTHOMfcHV, only child of J.m ana
tl'za U. McDowell. BKed 5 mon hs. I
.1 , . . -.. .11 n .. 1 V. n namiffl O C OT-
nerofiwdtib and Wallace atrecta, on Tt"w morn
ing at 19 o otock Tir
MOORE On Rnnday mornlnir, Decber SO, JOHN
A. MOOKK. In the Kid year of blaMS. , ,,ran
1 be iilenda and relatives and thow bf lamlly are
resctfiillj invited to attend th. l"J. Im'u, J""
denceof his son-in-law. lb 111 p VJJ J
ren street West Fhliajielphla. to ?Jaooa'
January , 1H67, at 1 o'c ock. " Proceed to Dare iy.
QUIQ -On the 89th Instant, krs. M A RO ABE , r, relict
ot the late John y ul(t, In the year .
Her relatives and friends, aH) t1,;?1l?l"1;V,!!0?lt'
atlon, No, US. I. O. of V , aie P?Slt,l"";J,,S,wIi!? V
tend the luneral, fiom herl ite resldcDoe, No. 4 J.) h.
TlVomT)Bon street, Eighteenth Wail, on Thursday after
noon at I o'clock. To proceed to Hanover Street Vault.
KEE8IDE. On the 29th Inst int .JH-I-KN'. daughter of
thela,e James and Martha Bceslie, In theSlst year of
""hrrelatlvea and friends of tU family are respect
fully invited to attend the funers, Irora her lnte resi
dence. No 610 N. Kwurtb street, m Wednesday morning
at iu o'clock. ferUces at St. Jis
1 the Less.
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lor tha Newspapers of tte Uohjpountry.
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HOME FOB
LITTLtC 1VANDEBEB3
will be held at the .
NATIONAL I ALL,
WtDNEsDiT iVtAlNO. Jauary a, at 1H o'clock.
Upt. n. a.
T0LF.9. fnnerlntadent of tha Baldwin
Place Home of Boston
, will oe ireseut wuo auiua i m
Binglng by tlie Cbl dren, aaMAddrees by several
Eminent tfpeakoi
TICKETS, fENTS, . .
ran he nnrcha vi ot Tnimn'.i Jk. Co.. Seventh ana
Chesnat streets. j It J I
frSf- FARMERS' AND ;NECHANl08' NA-
Vs TIONAJL BANK. ,
v FBiLADRLrhiA, December 7, "rtB.
The Annua lFleotion for Dlrei ora ot this Ban will
be held at the Hi n king House on WEO S BMAY. the
' b oay ol Jan iaiy next, betweeo the hoars ol 10 o clock
A. M. and 1 o'ulcck F. al. . ,
18 H mt W. BUSBTrOS.Jr., Casklen
BANK OF THE RE-
tr NATIONAL
a- rUBLIC
t r.i-rt.tii. necem'tTg 1806.
n . . , , . . 1 ii.n..,nrj
ioT. Directors will bs held
at the
1 ue Annual r.ievuon 101 imju."-- - te
BANKING HOUSE, on TO.KtSIAY. January 6,11, be-
1WlS!S 18 LU" ' 10 A' MJP MUM.F0BD. Cashier.
rjdP PHlLADELPHlj
PHILADELPHIA
RAILBOAD COAJP'ANI, -
FOCBTU Street. pHn, a h,. December 13, 1836.
The Transier Wtfffi.
oulUDAY, DecemtJ-r 18. ?d taoptaei on TUts.
DAY, the 15th ot January h,.n declared
, A Dividend of Fl V lV P B CtNT. has been aec area
In the Pre erred and romuion Htock. clear 01 """""J
n.s.ant to the hold4 '""."SJf'rJSnJSnv on the Wth
Hatch next, v
All orders if,. c
1st he witnessed and
DFOBD. Treasurer,
li 14 2St
'VND READING
PH1LADELP11
. RAILROAD
JTCKF.T9,
. l.OLIDAY EXCDRS
k fanuary 2,
H61. will
LiOOO frnm llen,t.Ar -.o lu,:i:
be iued at reduced lares betwec
M1
.lanrnis
muni r aa ana branches. 14
i2aollt Oeneral Superintendent
K",rnS.5-o? JHB FRANKPORD AND
CCMrANY.No.2453 FRAMKFORD Road. ALi,V Alf
1,. . FwiADELPMA, De euber27. 6n6.
c urSrh' .ubrlbtrs to or bo ders'ot the
vapiiai mock o this ompany. and whs hivtngirii
paid the 111IKD I nstal men t of KI ? F DOLLA RS ner
share thereon, are hereby notified thai' the Tsaid Tm?d
Justalmeut has been called in ..a ih.. Sh1 i0'
Satdkp JV iSSV ,b? fD0,,e ffle on or K ore
eAlUKDAY, the lath day of January next 17.
1W7.
13 vi Yi."'"1""1 01 lue oard of Diieetors
LliLi JACOB BINDER, l'i
s.
resident
PT" OFFICE OF THE
HE3TONVILT
BAILWAY COMPAN?P AIKMOCiiT
PA'jSENi
NOTICE TO STOCK bOLuKBXhaS-"
the stockholders 01 this lompi
.eri
pAY, January 14th, 187 atio'C
m , icBiuoiii ano t ive Direct
Tr "in oe ne:a at the
..un ur, ueiwtea the
o'clock P. M.
12 in 12 4 7 9 11 H
h)ur
fr35 OFFICE OF tn
tfff. VASIA KAlIBOAi;
niiuiii oueeu 1
The Arnual n .,:Lllin7,V'r. 001J,
Plft
Pennsylvania Railroad Compan
Office of the Coninanv. No. 407
No. 407 WA''fiL4? SffPB'
delpiila, on MONDAY, January 17 iS 'f J eUi
Al., when an tlectijnwlll be he d lorilW.dent a
un weoiors, to serve ror lue ensuina year.
12 28 14t JtJDrt AliD ABnljVUO-Ni. Secretar
. 1
IT.XJJ Uf'KlCU tKVKNTKKTTFI A vn Ml
COMPANyE!iTU SrEEtia A8SEGf.B B Al LH i
M An election tor President 4 iVeliSoiiw wUI
held at the same time and place. "'"-vor wui
-laal 6t BlLAHYKRKES, Ja Peetetary
tF 611 AMOK IN COAL rfiMPinv
Tt. A'n.,.i v."i"?Lf?''.Pbari41ia:
SHAilokliicoTL cSmpaNY will be held
e.i.'o. 226 WALNUP Street IH nntn Kin
1 of 4
at th
0. 3). oik
S&Xk?XZ 11 ockto e'lec
.5?h?n.,t!t."",r 1,uckiw" o'eloO on and alter th,
12 22 20t CHABLF.H B. LIXDIAT. Secretary.
& pivf.VBAVi4 J1" MIDDLE COAll
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12 22 131
1ST,
AMONG
wamrni iti Hat fi. umt ,
.id f r Wkb HTUN, llni,.', ,
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f
fiM.?., rii I"-ld at their OmeNo VSw5Lu r
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pin a;.
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VM THK SgCOat VKCTVI. OP THE
w
of th 8. C. and STATISL-,t
NATIONAL lit LL, MARKEt
OlATI0'
'''th. on THURSDAY EVENISO.
'anuabov '
raMw"8oaios 01 Daotrtrto the
Rfnnhllr A61
aid to b tha greatest of Mr.
Dooglaa.' (cr?."
The BLACK kAJ
ns klndlr volnntrd to lor-
mm occaaionai airi
U eture.
pDiiiR ana cioaiDK 01 eaca
. h-oii Tlckrtu for
rae (ElRbt Lee area), 1;
Sln e Admll.,n M 1
i'SJ'IW'O t1 O'C OCKJ
em ?? vIU,iTbe hl T
OtimlinAA At a.
B U(in'S Hook.iom. We
at lv door on the evenlD
" ..r.IAM STrrr
Ko.UieWABuiVCtTov Avei.u. f oal oillcei.
V' Blrent K.ln. urn,..
ia
A, i-- Artangamen'S.
1. TINI VElltt
vT' RtlFPRA '.'S' '
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or
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I am mighty In the
Here, iy wieiueci.
Gloilousln the r
Laughing ati
Bsauteous la tht
bavins 'b the Douited rod.
As it bring the deadly llghtninn
QueUed and harmleat to the sod.
But there Is a glorious essence.
Whi rs I take my grandest power,
Olvlug to the race my surest,
Swectoot aid, In danger's hour.
See ! before me fly dlseaiei I '
See the darkest hydiaa bow !
See the rose ot health and beauty
Take the palest cheek and brow.
Fly. dyspepsia I fly consumption!
Yes, all ills are crushed at lon,'th ;
For.I give what human nature
Only ever needed atrength I
Shall I tell In what great essence
I can thns your spirits cheer upV
Pallid, trembling, dying surVerer,
'Tis the fame I " Peruvian byrup."
Tho PF.Rl'VIAN 8YRUP Is a protected solution of the
Protoxide of Iron, a new discovery la medicine that strikes
at the root of disease by supplying the blood with its vital
principle or life element Iron.
The genuine has "1'cruvian Syrup" blown In the glass.
Pamphlets free.
J. P DINMOItE, Proprietor,
No. 36 DElf street. New York,
Sold by all Driigflsts,
ORAC'K'8 CELEBRATED SALVE. '
From Mr. James Ciirliti, ef Amesbury, Masi.i
"I was afflicted with a severe felon on one of my fingers,
and tried tnaay remedies without relief. My friends in
duced me to apply your Salve. In two days it cxtraciea
the Inflammation' from my finger so as to eaabln me to re
sume niy work. I can almost say that the Halve worked
like manic, fi r It effected a cure without leaving a acar. I
unite',! atinply pronounce (Irace'a Salve an etc eel lent
remedy, ar.d do not loubt it will bo appreciated throughout
the land." ,
ONLY 25 CENTS A BOX.
SKTI1 W. FOWLF. SOS. Boston, Proprietors.
Sold by Apothecaries and Grocers generally. VI 1 i 1 it
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
THE BKST IN THE WOULD.
Harmless reliable, instantaneous. 1 he only perte
dye No olsanpointment. DO ridiculous time, but true
!SKIIiUa A. BATCHER.
Regenerating Extract ot Mllleflenrs restorea.p-j86"
and Uutwes the hair "v 'S!t 'Y'
Druggists. Facton No 81 BARCLAY Hfc
jr SONS'
Piano Fortes.
STEINWAY
Grand Square
and
Unrieh
STEINWAY & BOSS"
to their newly Invented
their - Pal nt Jieimia'nt-
TopilRht" Pianos, with
an a double Iron
, lKio. This invcntioa
frame, paten ea June
consisM. In oroviuing f ,h ,OUolboaid). wltn an
to the lion irame in ir" DOlb irme Being
irou nrace tinnie In rting solidity of on
I. I , V HIBIIUiucuv
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by
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"urVslDfi BROTHEB9 confidently offer these beau
tiinstruments totne publtc and Invite every lover
: .iniTJil directly to the lull Iron Frame.
anrSaU onlv bV BLASlfjrt BROTH I1
A7 lmao So. 100 CUE3NUT S
I BBS,
Street.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! CHRIST
MAS PKESEN r8 1-Our celebrated AB V FFE
now selling 10 'v -..rr
examlnethem at ourjxew
a at our jsew tt ,ragu.. .... -1 ,
NUT sTreel,
n.,.viiiu nire et'Wnere.
uwviv K "
SKATING PARKS.
KATORI AL U E E3 N
AT THK WEST PH1LADELPH A
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V. ' .!, TWALSDT Sticej.
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perinteodeut X. w.r ooen until 10 o clock at fe"
'ark 10-dsv. v-..lll akaters
,,n nntll 10 o'clock at n k'; ; ."T Th loe H
r;?, i'we
wed on the Ice n. f'.v. the'jfaiket aud
ndld. Admission, ta v.-u. llr
innt street cars.
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VTING AND MUS1U
KEYSTONE PAUK,
Ttmin AND
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, been nrt'1rt1?iJJfwnooiiai j
be Bkating and Muslo tu' ij,
nAW ba
re wlil be Bkatmg
PARK,
VTHAL SKATp"
BROAD AP WALLACE
1 beil
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jANUAJvV l.JIL-;
M.i.
C!0NYET1-D INTO
5-203 of 1865, January and July,
WITHOUT OH ARC E.
BOW m DELIEBSD IMMEOIAfaLY.
DE HAVEN & OR OTHER.
Ko. 40 soniiuiiuusi,
Gl 1RARD ESTATE. IN COMPLIANCE WITH
i the twenty-fourth section 01 the Will ot ftephia
tilrard the (unerinten.lcDt ol ho Ulrard F.state has
prepared the iollowtng condensed statement of the
allaiis 01 the Estate:
blocks and Loans arpiopriated for the Improvement of
tha Lao tarn Froat ot the (. Ity and Delaware Avenue.
Par Value.
I nlted Ptates 10 40 fj pei cent. loan... a4.Miovs
btateot Pennsylvania S per cent, loan M.Wli
C it of 1 hi anolphla iper cent loan t.bWW
t ity ol Ptiilauaiphla 6 per cent, loan,
tree ot tax 67 80
t itv ot Philadelphia 6 per cent, loan,
taxable 64 109-141 700 00
( Ity t.ai (I per oent loan IllOJO VU
tt shares ot atoca in m insurance company
of the Bta.e 01 rtiiin'uni ,tw 00
aliates 01 rniim atoca, inion cauat
ompany..j. ildi-OJ
n l anai vuuipnu unsyiraKiav per
,"t io"n-"-v,-.V"'.V;'"; 3 l.ew-eo
percent - o umu
Bchuvlkilt Navigation Coapany Un, 188i
percent t.UO-06
Stocks and Loans t omprislnc the Reaaar. fani
t nlted Matea S-'it 6 per cent, loan , ti aju1,t
United 8 atcs 10-40 ft percent loan. w lw w
Schuylkill Navigation Compaay Loan, '
cent 1", I.WV64
State 01 Pcnnsvivanla 6 per cant, loan Hti.t o
Loan to Franklin inst'tute .m IM
Guardians of the Tour S percent loan
mow City)
City of Philadelphia 5 percent, loan 4.il0 4 J0O O0
Cliyof Philadelphia 6 per cent, loan, tree .
of tax .....1S,S90 -,
C'.,0y,.of 1'1,a:.!?..'!.?f "e"!:.?n":?".
list shares' of stock, Philade phla Exchange
Comnaiy 10 OOt,' 00
42 fharea of stock. Bchujlklll Navigation
i ompany 110.000 00
102 shares of stock, Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal t.'ompany 10 -W"
4100 abates ot stock, Danvhle and Pottaville
hallroad Company 200,000'M
2 shares of stock, Germaotowa ana rcrttouten
Turnpike Comranv
200-00
1 ahare nf Mmiauebanna aud Lehi'k
Turnpil 1 i'ouipany ,A
1 hnml nun tn Kiiluii Ka.il I .np"v i.On
1 innd lor interest on in 1 umplke Com-
vviusu; AV.afUV VV
1 Kn'dc,'uJ'1',Il," NviKation"Xoinpany7oau,
uja received for Interest
9(0 00
21163
.oans and cash comprising the le'arv . re -elved (in part)
from estate 01 Lawrence odd deceased of. lunula
United Kta es loan. 18 H 1 per cent 7 OOD-OO
City of Philade phla loan, tj percent , tree 01
tan 1,!00 00
Cash Interest received out
Ba anoe In loans and cssl al;,g oi
Loan appropria ed to D in line Fuel tot 'Poor White
llousekeepcis and Boom keepers" lu the city of Phi a
delpbta. 1 cettiUealeof loan Hcbu ikUl Navigation Com
paq . 6 per ciut M8)'37
1 certlfloaie of loan echuylklll avlKa-ion
Compan) , 1H02, 6 per cent., received lor in
terest 272 6S
'Jhe lonowinii account cunent exhibits a condoned
atatemrntoi the cash account, embracing the amount
01 interest, dividends, rent 01 real ei-taie. and payments
made fur various objects f r the ear lrt & :
liaiuiice In the treasury Jann 1. ooo SII'.MI it
t arii inciuu tor rent 6l real estate. 2U1,US 09
Cash received lor reot of collieries ia Hcboyl
kill county 65,700 33
t asn recetveu lor reni o' reat eniaie in ocuuyi
klu count'
Cup ft received ir in leases lor cutt n timber in
hchuvii Hi couutv
477-50
1.966-51
6 957 -3 J
I3,13.i8
67000
15,00517
Cash received for In to rest on Si ate ot Pennsyl
vania loan
Cash received for interest on City of 1 blUdel-
pbia loan
Cash receied for Interest on Clt v Gas 6 per
cent. le"
CaBh received for Interest, on tfchnyikilt Navi
gation Compiiny loans
Cash received lor lutere.t on rTnltad tur
5-20 ti per oent. loans gOJ'H
v onu recviveu iur luiereai on cnitetl cilates
w o per oeni. io ua....
Cash received lor Interest on United States
I07'a
IM
45100
Ml
per cenv loans, leni ,
Cash received fur dividends on Philadelphia
IxchatiKe Company's stock
Cash received lor dividends on Insurance Com
pany of the Stale oi Pennylvnia stock
Cai-h received lor dividend on ( heaapeake and I
Delaware Canal Company vstyck
Cash leoeived lor dividend ofl Schuylkill Navi
gation Company 's stock.......
Cash recoi veil from sa o ot Schuylkill Navi-
704 00
015 03
41 0)
Kation uompauj' um, teceivea lor
Cajb'fT&lV'euftfe'oV
lion ComDauj'a Boat loan, received ior ,
dividend on stock.. 5 i8J ws
Cash received ironi Lawrence 1 odd leva n oiiO'llii
t',.11 r.ceived Irom Peonsvlvanla BaUroad
for daroaiie in cowtruotin. -
riioad tbroudh the lands 01 he estate in
llitwtirst aiid'l wentv-slth warls
Cal received troin otal inooms anount......
(.224 01
109 5s
Vash paid under appfoprfa.i Uy. t ou
36)411 48
For Hilar rent..
, 72700 ,
V73-47
5U'V(
142
2 493 50 -IW1M
2 90.1-7
60 00
Taxei,
falaim "
I.anii ,.t nt the county..
Peruunent Improvements..
Oenei,i repairs to real estate
InnkJ, painting
Oufane paintiuir
Paper ndhauu
Annuities
Afisotiiaueou expenses
i'urulase of fuel lor poor white
hoiinekeepers
Lint Wig Delaware avenue with gaa.
Aitsrlnr houses. 4 heeaut street be
j125 (
o0J
1,205-aO I
tween Lleienth aud Tweltb
suxeis , 10 082-73
To invest ascertain amount in city
loans... ...1 207-73
To invwt for '1 odd Legacy and ex
pense if collection 10 062 OS
Paid writs 01 mandamus, damages In
wluenlng Del jwnrs avenue 65 8T2 6S
Dreduing docks, WortU wharves WS'tw
COLL FOE.
Coromiitee on Bouse-
huUi 91,644 50
Comotitteeon lustruc.
tion.....r..7tw I5.1M 4H
Committee onxAc
Com mi f tee'on'.i'r'ii',,"'fc"' V
rfiumitiee ji' ' -
-f
l I
COPARTNERSHIPS.
OP COPAUTNEIWHII'.
I I nf J W. SCOTT CO 11 thli.(lFfllj
'Or r CO IB wis ny au-
eo ve-1 hT''""""." f.ir,57,inS?
wtil MMf.led .1 W. m MKi'JJiooTT.
A. B MArtABHUU
WILLIAM .. J AM EH.
rtnla.loliil, ixynilter II. liMt-
COPABtR?HIF WOTICB
I!m ern'MHlRned have tnis uy '"-'":, ,,' ,. .
oilier nnupr t" 'V ' u-,
HU CHI.H1SUT Street.
. iiininiiui.
WILLIAM A J AM Ell,
,1 FKKD.
Pht! artel pM. Janasrv I. HOI.
1 ll W
niiiw riNrth.RHlf.NED HAVE THIS
1 foitrnl a cnoartnershia undnr tho Orm naase (at
TA( K BKO'l HK.I'f. . i w I cont nn. ih. bloeaa
tertitolorecsrr'eo . a. il TAf'K,
I'. K. lAtJn..
I hiladoiphla, Jsnaary I l T .
Tho Copannersbfp heretclore lt,J:f!w;':n.,.w,,7
sill, enhers under ibe Orm ot TAt K BKtflUtU CO
is this Oar Stisolvo'i oy mutual wimwi. XAOTC
r r.' TAm'
FRED CH ABR.
PhilMelph la December 11. W JLot
1 Ibe fltm ot W1LIIAM T. HNOIIORA8S l CO
h.a hen il.u dr dlSHOlved ( Pocembet tl, Is1 I by mt-
tual eooacnt. Wll LlAM T HOIKlA.V
HUH JAMES II. SNODUKAS3.
rneiiTiiivHtmiP.
WMTIAM T ttNOIKlRAHS. JAMKS.fC. !0
ORA8H. WaLTFB V. SNODOKAS.S, andTUOMAa
MUBBAY have associated together as
mnA wilt ennllnLe the Cloth Business at No. 64,
SrCOND Stieetand bo 4J STKAWBK Kit Street.
T-vitanrtTTifiV nv rfiPAHTNKRmilPI
L The oopartnerahip eautlD( under live nam'
rOOPIHSUKtir IS IHI uny Ull'vuf "r n-Ttw
consen', LK WIS COOPKK retiring. Tne ou-tn
be contlnned bv the undersigned, under tlie nam
COOfKB GKA1F.
WILLIAM U. TKVH
rtMmlwrl1. 1 Mi). 1 1 lu'
T-HirTADKl.PltlA. JANUARY I. I
J BOBhRT 11 ACK has this day asoefated
Mm hUson, DAVID J. BLACK, and win oon untie
Family Grocery BusinwsnnleMMIimM
lt N. F- corner Klgliteonth and cnesnutatree
NOTICE.-J. KPWARD ADDKK3 m
drswnstrom ooeflrm thtodav W B. KNOWlfi
and CBABLEH P. PKBUX aio '"j'"
December i,m. ' J
"VTOTICR. I HAVK THIS DAY OlVEJTAl
X interest in mr basintss to Mr. JOAN O. SCO
ion
7 . . BV N K UUILIAW.
iil.
Impoiter of Linen tioott
n si t " cto. it uasiv
.u HOHBIELITJ9 sreth s dav idmltteA tin mehhr
ot rcrflnn. COUMiVtJa ft BAlttit.
Philadelphia. January V. IMVI. r t ll:it
L IX Jvi LTOFM AN I,
No. 9 a'orti EIGHTS 8lifi,
Wbotsjla aud B-r.ail Dt,ir La
ALL KINB3 OF GOODS
APPERTATnSO TO THE CIiJUERT BrUIofBiW.
A large aMortmeat Of M F.BIN9 UNDBit ABHRifTf),
for Ladles', Children's, and (leuttaniRn's wo.
Median and Poperlor Quality of 0iJDj of Kwrtuttt
and Ameilcaa manufacture
Eatra Heavy Bibbed All-wool SUIKf;! AXf DiUW
ABB. Plaid and Striped HOrilERT. for Pka'ton ami C.iac.y
Kressts. . - fH tuthHt
N. B. V larte assor.ment 01 UNDKRiJAitliC tT
suite to any climate, on hand alt tho oar round ,,
JT. A S T FREIGHT LIN 13.
ALL RAIL ROUTE TO THE SOfjrif,
Via Orange siud Aleanodrla
land Ita Coantttlous.
Rsltrtiiti
The nndersigaed would respectfuii ank the atreotlon
l shippers to tt ONLY ALL BAIL ttorjru betw.
PbUadelphla sod the South.
Uercbants and others desirous of avoiding frequent
changes and water transportation, wUl pieasa u.artr
tbeir frelubt via O A. B K -Kail, and eentl to depot
of Philadelphia, .mlof on and Baltimore BaJlrosj
BBOADandPBIlE Stieeu. -
Cats run throofh from Philadelphia to Lynchbar
without bieaktneoulk 5
Dray receipts wnished, and Bills ef Lading sigaed at
the through frel) offlte ot Philadelphia, Wilmington
aud Baltimore llioad, to. mj south FIFTH Street'
below Cbesnut.
Kates guarau'l as tow at ail times as by other Haas.
$ JAMES C. WILSON,
A M Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
12 27 tptf , Xo. 10$ South FIlfTIi Htrt
t
I
.1 11 n u 11 11 s a t . r.
S
f s I "
CONFECTIONERY,
IC2
N6;
CtEAM
AND DINING SALOONS,
CHESNUT St..
OIUABD BOW.
l?WT AND lOUSr) CAKE3 of a.l a'tes, witk a
HOLissorim,nt of COfFECTfONEBY. etc., forth.
12 IH l.a
L M lO V- A Li
0
ii ui ur u, ut tll t. a'l 1.
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