niKy daily evening telegraph. pinij adelpiha, Saturday, February' 2, isgt. rVDUSniD BVKRT AFTERBOOI (SCHPlTf IZCVrTBD), AT TBS ETINIIO TELEGRAPH Bl'ILDlNQ, o. 108 . Third Btraat. rne, Three Ceat Ttt Copy (Doable Sheet), 01 Ctchteen Cents Par Week, payaole to tlie Carrier, and iaue to Subscribers out of tba ctty at Nine Dollars Fer Annum 1 One Dollar and Flflv Cent for Two Meats, Invariably ta advance for the period ordered. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 18C7. The Development of Our Pacific Const. The development of our Taclflc coast Is a subject of great Interest In itself, and derives additional importance from the more Intimate relations which the completion of the Pacific Railroad bids lair to establish between the East and that far-distant region. California, which was a Mexican province down to our Conquest of the country about twenty years ago, has p-one on Increasing steadily In popu lation, production, and commerce, until she begins to occupy a commanding position. Uer exports during the year Just past foot up the handsome Bum oi over seventy-three mil lions ot dollars, of which nearly twelve mil lions were domestic produce and merchan dise not Including treasure, which amounted to over flfty-slx millions. In her early years she Imported everything from the Atlaitic coast, but last year she raised twelve mil lions of busnels of wheat, and is to-day ex porting flour to rhiladelphid and New York, while the vast bulk of her arable lands lias not yet been touched by the cultivator. The mining of the precious metals will undoubt edly form a leading branch ot the industrial pursuits of her people for an Indefinite period, but it is evident that in the agricultural resources of the State she has a source of wealth as exhaustless and more abundaut than in her mines. But the vision which now particularly inspires the hopes of Californians is that of Oriental commerce that prize for .which all maritime nations have contended or centu ries. The establishment of a mail steamship line, under a subsidy of $500,000 per annum, lor ten years to come, from the Government, and the actual departure from San Francisco of the first vessel, the new steamship Colorado, for Yokohama and Uong Kong, has caused this great matter of the "trade of the East" to loom up Into new importance. The con tract of the Government with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company calls for first-class steamships of 8000 tons burden; but the Company, with a comprehensive prescience of the demands of the future of this great trade, are building sjlx eteamuhlps oi oooo toon burden, two of which are already launched, at a cost of one million dollars each. The current ideas in regard to the Chinese, that they are a people who make everything for themselves, and will do nothing but sell foreigners their supplies of teas and silks, and take specie in return, are altogether errone ous. Great Britain exported In 18G0 fifteen millions of dollars' worth of cotton goods alone to China, and has continued to export largely of coiton and woollen goods ever since. The exports of produce, etc., from California to China have increased irom $280,075 in 1850 to $1,405,030 in 1806. The exports of wheat have run up from 2100 sacks in 1861 to 203,764 sacks In 1806; and of flour from 20,000 barrels in 1861, to 106,000 barrels in 1866; and the people of California estimate that in China they will find a market for all (the surplus wheat and flour they can produce in the future. If such results as these have been obtained by the prosecution of trade with China under the disadvantages of meagre, slow, and uncertain communication, it is easy to see that with the establishment of a regular steamship line, making frequent, sure, and rapid trips, a vast increase of business may be expected. The population of China alone numbers four hundred millions. It is evident that even a limited use of the gene ral manufactures ot other nations by such a mass of people would result in the establish ment ot a commerce of great importance. The success which has attended the effort to introduce cheap cotton goods in the face of Chinese manufactures of the same article, is proof that the traditional immobility of that singular people cannot hold out against the well-directed efforts of modern commerce. The establishment of this steamship line must also exert a powerful influence upon California, in the way of keeping her con stantly supplied with cheap labor. The Chinese are the great laboring force of the Pacific coast. They furnish cheap and efficient workers for the mines. Thousands of them are laboring on the Pacific Railroad, and tens of thousands more will be needed In that and other works of public and private Industry. The completion of the Pacific , Railroad will lead to a great influx of capital to California, Nevada, and Oregon, for the development of their wonderful resources. An unfailing supply of cheap labor will then constitute an element of powerful influence In the growth of those States. On the whole, then, the prospects of our States and Territories upon and in the neigh borhood of the Pacific, are such as may well justify the buoyant and almost exultant tone ot their inhabitants. The national growth in tbat part of the republic Is gratifying to all who celieve in the future greatness and glory of the country. Passage of the tabifp Bill by the Senate.-Tho Tariff bill was passed by the Senate on Thursday by a vote of 27 to 10. Messrs. Buckalew and Cowan, of this State, dodged. The bill now goes to the House, where it will doubtless receive many changes before it It finally passed. As It stands, It is the highest tariff ever enacted in this country. Htnte Eicmption Lawi aud a Denetal Hnakrapt Law. A point of considerable interest In connection with the Bankrupt bill now before Congress, was discussed in the Senate yesterday. The bill contains a'clause exempting such "pro perty as is exempted from levy and sale upon execution by the laws of the State in which the bankrupt has his domicile at the time of the commencement of the proceedings In bankruptcy, to an amount notexceeding that allowed by such State exemption laws in force in the year 1804." This amount varies largely In the different States. It has been a cherished policy with the Western States to make large exemptions, covering homesteads and other preporty of considerable value. In California the amount thus exempted Is $5000; in Kansas a homestead of at least eighty acres of farm ing land may be exempted; and In other Mates various amounts arc by law exempted from forced sale. In discussing the bill Mr. Trumbull main tainedand stated that the Judiciary Com mittee agreed with him that it the clause above quoted were allowed to remain, the law would not bo a "general bankrupt law," the only one Congress had a right to pas?. On the other Bide, A1 r. Howard, Kcverdy Johnson, and other Senators maintained that the uniformity required by the Constitution was simply that there should be oue general law not a special law tor this State and for that. The po'nt is a nice one, and the authorities in the Senate seem to be about equally divided upon it. '1 he Senate adjourned without com ing to a vote. Removals Irom Ollice. 1 n . President's reply to Mr. Myers' resolu tion of December 6, calling for information in regard to removals from office, reveals the fact that Mr. Seward has reappointed no per sons in his department alter rejection by the Senate ; that no names were withheld from the Senate during the session ; and that only ten removals have been made. The Secretary of War and the Secretary of the Navy have reappointed no persons after rejection, and have intentionally withheld no name from the Senate. The Treasury Department seems to have been prostituted the most of any one. In this Department two hundred and seventy re movals were made during the recess of Con gress. Twenty-six were reappointed, in defiance of the Constitution, after rejection by the Senate. The Post Office Department shows one hundred and fl:ty-nine' removals for par tisan political purposes, the Department of the Interior nineteen, and the Attorney General's Department nineteen. Of cohim these figures rcveal but S Trac tion of the changes that have been made, as tbev do not cover the large numbe of sub ordinate officers whose appoint ments are not reicrred to the Senate. The Bill to Transfib the Indian BlIHEAU TO HIE WAB DEPARTMENT. The House of Representatives.on Thursday, passed the bill transferring the Indian Bureau to the War Department We have strong hopes that , if this measure bf comes'a law, the frauds and rascalities which now characterize the workings of the Indian system will, to a great extent, be abolished. Unr'er the con trol of the War Department, the system ought to be at least less extravagantly costly than at present. The Right to Buab Arms. It is stated that in Mississippi two fruitful sources of dissatisfaction to the lreedmen are the laws prohibiting their carrying firearms, and owning and holding ral estate. Each of these laws is unconstitutional. The right of tne people to bear aims is especially guaran teed In the Constitution. The freedmcn have as good a right to carry firearms as their late masters have. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. liELIGlON AND INDUSTRY." EST lly request of the YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Rev. George Sana Boardman, D. D., Will preach on the abore subject TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING, X THE WASHINGTON SQUARE CHURCH, Services commencing at 7.'i o'clock. Keats free A cordial Invitation to all. It REV. K. II. PATTISON WILL preach To-morrow Evening, at 7H o'clock, in the FIBS I' iKKHHYTBKI4N CMUHCH. M. L. (Dr. bhepherd ), liuirus ivuuw street, Deiow nixin, when a collection will be taken to aid the "home Missionary Society" In Its mission to the hundreds ol worthy poor under us cu.rge. q Chairman Committee en public Meetings. rpr- REV. JAMErf NEILLi WILL PLEAD WE? the cause of suffering humanity in the OLD PINK 81'KEk.T I'RBSBYIERIAN tHUKC'H, corner FOURTH and PINE btreete. To-morrow Morning at H o'clock. ,k t, ,o A COIleCUOU Wl II on- mi tuci muju u .i, i in- SlOliAKY SOCIETY In relieving the pressing wants ol hundreds of worthy families, wiaw Chairman Committee on Public Meeting, FREE SERVICES" IN THE CLIN TON BTKKET PKKMBYTEttlAN CBUKUtt, TKKTH Street, below NPRIH'K. everv Mundav Kveu loK.at 7H o'clock. Sermon To-morrow br Kev. Dr. MA Hill. All seals iree, suu mo vum in vited to attend. vrt, CHURCH OF THK INTERCESSOR, BPKINU GARDEN Street, below Broad, The Hunday School Anniveisary will be held Sunday after noon, ai 3 o'clock, sermon by Hie Rector, Rev. J. W. llwiliHiii. hinging bv the Children, service also at lO'aoA.M.andT-aoI. M. Strangers welcome. TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, a-' CHl,HNUT8tfeet,westof Eighteenth. Services to morrow morning at 11), and in me evening ai o ciw i, rreaeuiug Dy tne pastor, m, Bunlay School In tbe attomoonatiX o'clock. , Pi. LIZ. GERMANTOWN SECOND PRE'WYTE- THAN CHURCH corner TIILPEHOCKUN and OREEN Streets -Preaching To-morrow Morning at 10 and Evening at 1, by Kev. Mr. DE VEUVE REV. FIELDER ISRAEL. OF WIL- mlngton. will Breach at LANG 4TKO VIT H ALL, Herman town Tomorrow Morning at 10X o'clock and Evening at V. Cn. OXFORD V It V.I I1YT K R. I A N CHURCH, Rev. HENRY M. BOOTH ot New ork. will (initiate to-morrow BOBBINS at?', V. utloi. A.M. llev. FRANKS. M. vrpm THIRD REFORMED CHURCH. TKNTII Ai na H l.litll l Blreem, Uev. J. W. SUUENCK, I'astnr. Service to-morrow, at U' moruiug, uud T evening. yt-rrm FWEK RELIGIOUS RKItVICB AT THK &) CU V HC'H O V T UK Kl'IPHAN y, To-iuot ro W Kveuiug. beiuiou by tUeRtv ir, NEWTON SPECIAL NOTICES 1ST FINAL NOTICE. The final bearing before the EXAMINER. In the cane of THE GERMAN LUTHERAN BURIAL GROUND, Will take pier at the WETKEKILL noUSK, In BANHOM Street, above Sixth, (PS3W- ON TUESDAT, February 5. At 4 o'clock. All who hare not riven in their teat I- moDT. and are opposed to the sale of the ground, 2 2 214 p should punctually attend. AN APPEAL FOR FIVE THOUSAND DOLMUS HELP THE POOR, Union Benevolent Association. Tbe inclemency ot the winter Is greater than for years past Deep snows pat a stop to all out-doop labor Many who susteln life In winter by catheriOK garbige fuel, etc. irom the streets have now no occupation but to freeze and starve, A poor woman was found In a cellar, with a babe at the breast, both frozen, and with difficulty resuscitated. Ano'her sick, woman, with two small children, and a young woman dying with con sumption, were found la a parrot, without Are, and only kept from freezing by an old carpet which covered ihcm. They 'had had no food for twenty-four hours. There are hundreds of such oases pleading for help al over the city. The Union Renevolent Association prefers helping the poor to employment rather than distributing alms to them; but labor Is now soaice, and this appeal is for MONET MONEY Immediately. The Visitors are wait ing to visit, but they have no means. Let this appea come home to all who are enjoying the home comfort and the luxuries of lite. FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL BE REQUIRED TO SUPPLY BTJI OiJE-HALF THAT 19 NEEDED, Two months of the worst of the season is left, anil no less a sum will suffice to keep from starving the families o. those now in charge o( this Soclet r, Tbe Collectors, Messrs. EVANS and WATSON, wll make their second calls Immediately. Money can also be lett with EDMUSD WILCOX, Esq., Treasurer, or at tbe Office, S. W, corner oi SEVENTH and t-AN.sOM.Streets. SAMUEL H. PERKISfo, President. JOHN II. ATWOOD. Secretary. 1 30wfsm4t SPECIAL NOTICE. frank CRANELLO, TAILOR, No. 921 CHESNUT STREET, (Ftrtrurly of Ho. 132 8. FOURTH S.Met Will open in a few days witli AN ENTIRE NKW STOJK OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERliS, aim VESTING, Made up to the order of all Gentlemen wlio arc desirous of procuring a first-el ass fashion able garment. It BE FRIENDS' ASYLUM FOR THK IK- RANK, near Frankloid. Twentv-third Warn. Philadelphia. Dr. J. H. WORTH IKGTOH, Superintendent A pplieation for the admission ot patiento mar be made to the Superintendent, at the Asylum, or to either ol tbe undernamed M AN AGER8 : namuel Bettie. No. 149 N. tenth street. Charles fclils, H. t. comer Seventh and I':'rket streets. William Bett'e. Ko.426 N. Mlxth street Horatio C. Wood, Ho, 11 f'hesnut street. John C. Allen. Ho. 335 8. ruth street. John Carter, No. W 6. Tweltth sireet. John M. WhlteH, Mo. 410 Race street. Mark Balderston, No. 320 N. Hlith Ntroet. Hlthard Kluhardson, Mo S'2'i Arch street. WistarMonis, No. 209 S lulrd street. Humuel Mori Is, near Olnev KIllHton t. Morris, German town, and No. 80J Mar k&t litre! Nathan'Hllles. Frankforl. David Scull. No. 816 Arch street. William K.lasey, s. W, corner ot Third and Vine streets. William B. Cooper, near Camden. New Jersev. Samuel Knilen, Uermantown, and No. Hi! Market street. Howard Tarnall. No Oft Mount Vernon street. Francis H. Coe, Otrmantown,. and No. 1 Walnut street. 1 10 3ui EST NOTICE. A MEETING OF Cotton and Woollen Manufacturer Wtubeheldat BOARD OF TRADE ROOMB, CUES NUT Street, above Filth, on TUESDAY AVl'EUNOO.V next, at 2 o'clock. It is verv Important to manufac turers to be present, as business ot importance will be brought before tbem. WHXIAM DIVINE, Chairman. George Bi llock, Secretary. 130 5c rpT NOTICE A MEKTINO OP THR Stockholders of the AM El; I CAN GUM PAI S h COMPANY Will be helo at their Office. N. E. corner ot TUjIfH'IIL'TU. LI, U . 1, j. . the l'Jih Instant, at I o'clock P, M. An election ror it UEOBGE DOWNING, Secretary, Jtn TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANK. "Tr .. . l hiladklphia Jauuarv 31. 1DS7 . a-Ta wa8,11?,l5.?n ,tiM L'tnt Company have declared a dividend ot FIVE FEB CENT, tor the pa.it l moetbrt, paabe to the Stockholders on tbe I'buadelphia lint at 11 JOHN CA8TNEB, Cashier, THK ANN I? A I, MHKTlNfi IIP TTT SI OIOCKhOlflern n , KA i,idit EiAllnir r, r ,uniim v L- , Hiru uur any will be held J-o 81B WALMJ1 street. Room No. 4, Beooud Btorr. PniLADELrm A, January 30, lo7. I SO THE OKFIPR HI,' THR 1,'aaT Mi IT A. KOY RA ILHOATt COMPAhv ha. k... ?V?iU Btrel''n'lelpbla. R. 8. HKI "at MMir.l... .n V10 HOUth KOCK. oecretarr and Treasurer. dveo'disa'olit' '''nLnfou..0" he only perteot HiENUlN in 61G4IE1J WIXLIAM A. BATCHELOK. and'KSStTr!'.hE.3thrct 01 MI'laAeurs restores.pre serves. iiruiiVuu kJLM-' baldnesi. tlold by all DniKgvlUI. i acton t. bl BAUCLAV t)u, S. Y i SPECIAL NOYiCES. NEWSPAPER ADYERTISINU.-JOY, COS CO. Agents for the T BLBQBAPH. and Kewspaper Frees of the whole country, have BE MOVED from FIFTH and CHESNTJT to No, 144 8. 8IXTH treet. second door above W tLNTJT. Orrica: rn. i n. oi ai a nireei, l'ullaaeionia TBIBUME BUILIMNG8. J,rW Tors.. IMHo ijif- CONDENSED STATEMENT OP THE jFTNALlrE INSURANCE COMPACT OF HABTORD, iw N.. .isnu.r, i. 1M, -i-hUsdelnhla Branch No. 400 CHE8NU1 Street, C. H. BHUU, V snager. A esete. 4 401 W3 86 lnvisted as to Hone i Caoh on nana and in Hank lM781-n Bank, Bia e, ana U. H. Htocks.....lui,it lo Bonus and Mortgages on Real Ftaie 1JX Heal Utat 12M-.i Bins Receivable 160 1IWM In hands ot Agents and In coume ef transmission In cluding defer-ed premiums.... 468.T781M tienilum Notes seou red br Life Policies ol tbe company la force. drawln6 per cent. In terest on which there Is no In terest due and unpaid 2116 Stan Interest Accrued 6 W Is Office Furniture 5 629 47 4 ''l,MJ-98 Llahllltios Dne anl unpaid. none. , Contested CIlm-none ...,.. Income Ptemiums received H Interest received Ul.m-m 3.656 236 71 Dlsborsrments Paid Losses and Kipenes fKW,5M-JH DlvlJei d paid Poiloy Holders.. 1O0.SM-45 U. . and State Taxes U1.348 09 1,191 .5'R9 Added to Assets i 35 010 HI Atseta January, ltW) i 03U.823 H 4.40t,K138 1 ZPtiitanat i thg new roncies iimw ouringtne ear tsr- QUICK KALES AND SMALL PROFITS. WATSOf A. TALLM AN'B TOILbT KMI'O ItluM, No. lBl Nonb EIGUTil Street. Tlall's Sicilian Hair ltenewer. King's Ambroa Bur nctt'e Cucoalne, London Hair Co or Restorer Tebbett's tialr Reucnerator, ttierling's Ambrosia, Montaomery's Hair Restorer, Phslon's I oetn Gi uraud's Oriental ( ream, Laird's B.onm of Youth. Einali de Paris, Enamel oi America, in laci an preparations requtnte to tne tonet at ii slum .into UKEATLY REDUCED PUICE.i. frgnr THE PHILADELPHIA ANu BALTI WOKE CENTKAI, RAILROAD. COMPANY. The Stockholders, at theannual meetmir held at Ox lord, C heater county, Pa.. January 14, lttST, elected ad rniaiKKNT. BAMU r.L M FELTON. P1KECIORS. Isaac Hinckley, Philip Quikley, David Voelpper, Joslah Phillips, Milton Conard, James B. Ram'ev. James A. Htrawbridge, Daniel Sinbbs, Dr. n. B. Stubbs, Jaoob Tome, Samuel Dickey. Henry B Magraw. 1 he Directors, at a meetinshold at tbe Ottice of the Company, in Philadelphia, Januarv 24 ImkI, elected II Tit" II UUIIUCLIi, 1 31 6t Secretarv and Treasurer. OFFICE OF THE NORTH PENNSYL VANIA RAILROAD COMPANY. NO. 407 WAXN'UT btrcoL Philadelphia. January 10, 1867. The Board of Directors have this dav declared a Dividend oi FIVE I'Ett CeiN T. out of tbe net earn inns, in Scrip, beaming no Interest, and convertible into the teven ier-cent Morigaue Bonds of the Company, In sums ot Five Hundred Dollars, on and alter MAY 1, 18117, on presentation at tbe Otllci of the Company. 1 he atenp no issued will be dellverel to the Stock holders ot tnelr legal representatives, on and after tbe 1st ot FEBRUARY next. ... TheTranster Books of the Company will close at 3 o'clock this P. M.. and remain cioeed until the '21st instant. WILLIAM W1TEB, 1 15 lm Treasurer. OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE DIVI VISION CAN L COMPANY OF PJS-NNdYL- VAIA, No. 303 WALNUT Street. ,. Philadklphia, January 30, 1867. At Stated Meeting of the Board of Managers, held th s dav, it v as Ketolved That a dividend of FOUR PEE C15N r. on tna apitai mock oi ine vuinii', CANAI. COMPANY OK VENNLYLVASIA. clear - t.-r.ia harnbv declared, navuble i and alter t ehrunrv 15 ncxf, uua iiui uia namwc ao lh. I anitftl Ktnolc nt mp l)r.LAv A.H''. IJIU.-IU r oi e on ha olntu.il tintll ITAltrimrv Ql CUABLE8 C. LOV08TRETH. 1 3lthstu7i Secretary and Treasurer. OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD CO.MP Y. Philadelphia, Januarv 28, 186. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. The Annual meeting of the MockhoLiers of this Com pany wi 1 be held on TUESDAY, the 19th dav of febru arr 1867. at lo o'clock A. 51 . at the Board of 'Irade Rooms, o 505 CHKSNUT street. The Annual Flection tor Directors will be held on MONDAY, the 4th dav ot March lm,?, at tbe Ollice of tbe Company, No. 236 9 TH I KI) Street. 1 28 1ft EDVIUND S w ITU. Secretary. Tvjf3" OFFICE OF THE DtiLAWARR D1VI 8ION CANL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVA NIA, No. 303 WALNUT Street Piiiladf.lphia, January 25 1867. The Annual Meetlni of the stockholders ol this om pany will be he.d at their Ollice on TUESDAY. Febru ary 5, IHt7, at 12 o'clock M., when an election tar MaPRuers for tbe ensuing year wlil be held. 1 25 ltlt OHAKLEn tS LONGSTRETH. Secretary. NEW rEWX'ME FOE TEE UASDKEUCniEF PIIALON'S "Night Dloomlugr Cereus." PIIAI.ON'S "Night BlooinlnK Cereua." PIIAI.ON'S "Night Blooming Cereua." PIIALOK'S 'Night Blooming Cereua." PIIALON'S "Night Blooming Cereua." A most exquisite, dellrate,' and Fragrant Perfume, distilled from the rare and beautiful flower irom which It takes Its name. . Ma: utactured only by 613ws PIIALON A SON, New York. BEWABE OF COUNTERFEITS. ASK FOB PIIALON S TAKE NO OTHER. fSTETKWAY SONS' Grand Square and Upright Piano Forte. BTEINWAY & BOK8' direct special attention to thoir nowlv Invented Upright" Pianos, ltu their 'J'alinl Keitmatvr" ana doubt Iron frame, patented June 5, IhiSo. This Invention cun.sLsts In providing the Instrument (in addition to ibe iron Iranie in trim of the soundboaid) wifn on Iron brace iiimie In the rear oi It boih lrames being eas in tne pu ee. therebv imparting a solidity ol on structlot and capacity ot standing In tune never before attained In thatclass'o instrument Tbe soundboard Is supported between the two frames by an apparaiua rem ating Its tension, so tlit the greatest possible denree oi sount producing caVaclty Is obtained and regulated to the nicest desirable point 1 he great volume and exquisite quality ol tone . mt v. ell as elasticity and piompuiess ot action, ot these new Upright Pianos have elicited the unqualified ad miraton of tha musical proiension ana all who oavo bean) th e in . ' , . hi. AvlL'H BROTTIER3 confidently offer these beau tlful insirumenta to tne publio aud mvlte every lover ol music to cull and examine tbem .- Every fUino is consructea wiuj ""."""," trraugement applied dliectly to the i lull Iron faille, r or sale only bv BLA2IH2 JiTp 1 28 ln4o Nn iuK)JHENyT Street R E M O V A E. H. THARP, L. ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, BEHOVED TO No. 32 South THLED Street. COLLECTIONS btatira. made all parts of the ITulted 2 2 lmtp PAHIS.-AU PAGE, No. 16 RUB VIVIENNB, Bottom of tbe Court Yard, on the left first flaor. kKlrClll.'IV VClU ullKk MlVTl VI j jam HATTES NOUVKAUTEB. AYOTJNO. AO ItEE ABLE LADY 13 WANTED to aid in the light work ol a house In the eountryl Address, with lull particulars, J, K, ft., at tUi oifine, $X CHESTNUT ST. :AMILY SEWING-MACHINES FINANCIAL. banking nouais JayCooke&Cp. 113 and 114 So. TIItUD ST.'PHILAD'A. Dealers in al Government Becuritie OLD WANTED IN EACIIANGE FOR MJW. k LIBERAL DirrESENCS aVLLOVXD. Compound Interest Sfotei Waited! DTTEREST ALLOWED OX DEPOSIT) Collectlocs made mission Stocks tooght and sold on Com 1 243m4p Bpecia bosmess aecommcdatioos reserved for ladto 7-30s, JUNE, JULY, AND AUGUST, CONVERTED HVTO 5-20s WITHOUT OILA.ISGI2. ft-aOa Delivered at Onte. DREXEL & OO. 1 14 lotto ' UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANYl EASTE&jr DIVISION, OFFICE, o. 14 WALNUT Street PHn.ADei.paiA, January 21, 1861 The IKTEEEST IN GOLD on the first Mortgage Bonds oi THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, Eastern Division, DUE FEBRUARY. I , '.Vlll be paid on presentation of tbe coupons at tbe Hanking House ot MESSES. JAY COOEE & CO., New York, On and after that aate. 1 22 tF10 WILLIAM J, PALMER. Treasurer. TEN 'iPEH CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. The Hamilton Gold aud Silver Mining Company of Nevada. This Company, based npon A large and valuabl propeity 'u tlie Mammoth and North Union llstnuu i countv, Hale of Nevada, offer Bonds havinit live year 10 ran, beating Interest at the rate of ten per cent rvjjjjwn, paiaoie half yearly at the ollice ot the 'J hese securities form a first claim on th antire assets of the Company, and are exchangeable lor ordinary stock at the option ot the holder at any period dun on the five years. For particulars and farther Information, apply to the Pecreiary or the Managing Ditecior, at the omceof the company, os. 3oand3T l'Ki,M UU1.LL1.NUS, No. 430 WALNUT Street, PRESIDENT, -HON. ALEXANDER IIAMSEV. BKCRETABV AHD TBEASCEEB, 23tflaj COL, JACOB ZIEGL.EK. FIRST-CLASS SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS. North Missouri First Mortgage Seven Per Cent Bonds for tale at 8 5. All Information cbeerfuUj glvea. JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS, No. 114 South l2l2mp THIRD St. RATION A'L BANK OP THE REPUBLIC, Nos. 809 and 811 CHESNUT Street! PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL $500,000, FULL PAID. DIRECTORS. Jos. T . B alley , Win, Ervlen, 8 am. A. Uispban. Edw. B. Orne, Osgood Welab, rred. A. Hoyt, Katlia BUlcs. Ben.Kowlana,Jr. Wui.U Bhawn PRK8IDENT, WILLlAil H. BHAWN. CA8HIEKJ JOSEPH P. MUMFORD, CI Mm BACON & WARDER STOCK BROKERS. No. 218i WALNUT STREE1. mhlioS" jlIiD t0XB bought 'nd 00 Cora mUliMlC"M toVe'Ud to Cttjr' 6tate'or 0overn- WILLIAM II. BACON, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 1 81mrp. No. S18J WALNVT 8trC FOR SALE A BTYLISII. PROMPl oriving Mare, suitable tor all work. Ave years Addnii Xivx w veuUi lelwapij yaita.' FINANCIAL. A FIRST-CLASS SHCKTrirT. 7 00 BONDS. THI'1 SPECIE BASIS MINING CO Has erpnted a mortsae of all the property aud fiaticblHca of tUe Company, Including twvitf Oirer valuable golJ, silver, and oopper nUnett, located In Artzoun. within twenty miles of narl eation, to secure tin.' paymeut of $ii0,000 of Hoa Jt and iDterent. Tbe mines of the Company have been ec amltied by thoroughly competent experts In mines and mining, nod hnve been pronounced, vrortli 2,roO,0CO in gold, as compared with, other mines in the section, which have been sold foe cash. The Donds are issued in suma of 1100 eaon, re deemable June 20, 1376; with Interestat 7 3-19 r"r cent., payableseml-annually by the redemption of the coupons attached, and entitle the pur chasers to a, full-paid stock bonus, auoh aewltl insure several hundred per cent, profit oa the Investment, besides tbe regular dividends oti the stock. The funds from the salo of the Itonds will tin usedlo construct reduction furnaces, to ex ta-act the precious metals from the ores, which arc known to be very rich, and for the legitimate ' expenses of the Company, aud are held by the mortgage above-mentioned. The full endorsement and fnitb. in the secu rity and profits accruing to the Bonds of the Company shown by shrewd business men and. capitalists who have already invested largely in these Bonds, is a source of gratification to tho projectors of the Company, and they (eel warranted in assuring the public that no more secure and profitable investment has ever bee offered. The prospectus and full information of the SPECIE BASIS M1MNO COMPANY May be bad on application to W. R. ALLEN, Seoretary Office No. 331 WALNUT Htreet, 2 2 Rtuth r.t Philadelphia, Pa. ENDORSED BY SCIENCB, W-9 AND PBOvD BY EXPEEIENCE A BF.VF.RAOK. nowly intrndured Into America, which liastiy lu Fl. MAMA NT TA8TK and lis VAI-DR. as a HKMKIjY ucimirtil a Gilt. AT ItliifUTA I'fOCi IN K.lltiU'K. 1T1K h-XTKAORIiINARY EFFICACY ANI VNSVltPAisSED TAaTBl OF IIOFF'S MALT EXTKACT HKVFRAGR OF HKAI.TFT, CF.LKHRATKI) IN A LLtXJUNTKlKrt. TAKKN AT ALL AGKH, IN BK'KSrJW OK IN HKAI.TII; ANO ALWAYS WITH BLNKHT. 14--'t'Il-iNCE tius declared tliat KOFI '8 MALT EXTRACT BKVF.RAOK OF HKALTIT IS THE BKST STRKMtJTll KNINO 1XNIC ANa KKMEUY; and tbe tnatitiitlons intieruiany, France, and England have awarded It several gold aud silver medals. All clawies ol phy.ticluiib. both ALLOPATUIO an IKiMO'.Ol'ATHIC, tittve abroad in opinion as to the (UK AT VA I.l'K of this preparation, and the i'lllHT MKIiR'A L MKN ? THIS CITY RKCOMMKNU A Lit FA IY IN TTIKIR PKACTK'K dally tills WON IiKKKl'L TONIC, which is, in reality, NOMKMCLNK. JUT A PI.KAMANT REMEDY. MOitK KtTiiJiNTJIKMMU, N'OLKISHINO. AN i PL KAN ANT thnn ale, porter, etc., und contuiuiug 50 per cent, lens alcohol. 11. EXPERIENCE JCSTIFIEH INDEED ITS CKLFBItl'l Y. a iieappioval of tliousuudsot sufferers who have been cured by tlie use of UOFF'b MALT EXTRACT BEVEKAUK OF HEALTH (known throughout .uroie for tlie past fifteen years) Hie numerous letters of llutiilts received from the rnlrra nnrt Hie people of Europe, as well ad of ln Lnited Htates, I.I.A1IAMKK ITS WONDERFUL EFFICACY It. acts as an IN Vl IORATOK to the entire ayntein. and Is invaluable in ail ttie Disorders of Hie Slumacli CaturrhH, Coughs, Hoarseness, scrofula, ChloroNUt io' Price. $6 per dozen, w ill) discount lo dealers. ' sold by all lru(rlst. OENEKAL AOFNT, 2 2Uuw;trr WARD J. CAFFEE, S. g. for. FBOIVT and CHES1VUT Sta. OTT1MUHAM LACE CURTAINS. - $2 A pair, price ol the buine last season as-25 a oair tilao a lurge assortment ol lilsUer cost ffooda t rt'. duced piices, ' WHITE TAKLATAN. Just received, a lot at l cents. lot at 35. 38. 44. and finer at tsi cents, equal to auy uud superior to most in the market tor the price. IIA91BURU EUOIKC1.V, Best quality, Juat received, an invoice of more than 40on yards, ranging frem 2;i to 50 cents a vard verv clip ce indeed, together vvlin a lurge lot of lusertimri Widar Edgings, and Flouncing. MllsLlS KOULVUK. Machine-Choice, neat patiern.s; a urood aubstituta the amp!9 ' d'"Ka. "trips, for as cea W1IITK UOOM. A (nil line of most of the different kinds oflmported piece "Uv,,s uuder reulr P-'. by tue yard oi UI.ACK DOTTKD WKT. 1'OR VMM. rofth'e'price Ne'' f' ' ttyard' mucu beller tUa" "uat FBEM'II DIl'SiLLX. For Dresses; Invite especial attention to a suuerior quality lor 0 cents, by tho dress-puttern, at supenor i. OBNl-.i Luce and Embroidery Store. No. Ss Nortb EIGHTH Hiroet. TO THE LADIES. EVENING PARTIES. TARLATANS, CIIQICK COLORS. TARLATANS, CHOICE COLORS, C4WVVTsBWar&Tn - iui oiuAo, only HUtenta pr ym.rd. WAHBURTON fit SON'S, No. 1004 CHESNUT ST. 1 10 Im4p Tfi 7, JICHAIU) W. FAIRT1IORNE, DEALER IN TEAS AND COFFEES, No. 205 North NINTH St., ABOVE EACF, PKHADIIPHIA, IlavliiB commenced business a:-above, calls the alien tion of the public to hi" c-reiully selected and axuu Bive (sTOC'E OF OOUi f the very bestqualltiea. it TEAM. ( The choicest bran are now on band, and tbe public e.in relv on puiclu " Kools cheaper than else bBvin ""' purchased lorcaah. und picked isr corrccs, n, vurlf"11 ,B",M ' co"'""' will be atriotir I lie van. rnB.t.d (,i ilia rluk.l..i r 1 . . VlU b. Kud to .ni.l more of tha?a?omiud "7. n.vnr. ao much adm red I,. " K''iVi7reei ioan r.,; . :'..,ri u Z.r.r"- u win t ,1,1 irom .u.,u unuai at ibac r,rf- ...... store -n iioie "' quai uy on V will ba iepU All Kiods warranted pura. ' wlu p" . i . n . wa..7r," " ".mr" prompt attention, and I roods 111 ne uiiTereo vit-iuay.Utavlcluuiitt. Solct ""tl or .a. 1
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