THE r DAILY ? EVENING TELEGAPH PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST ' 1C, 1867.
t the Loyi : uon j
I ADELAIDE V1' H-!tf j ' j
Seated one day at or'w J
I was weary aali 11 e i ;
And my lingers wan lerel. lk y
CVer tlie xioisy keys. '
I do not know what I wa playing
Or vrbat I was dreaming then ;
Lut I struck onw cLori f musio
Like the sound of a givat Amen.
It flooded the crimson twilight,
Like the close of an Ansel's Psalm,
And it lay on my fevered spirit
With a touch of infiDtt calm.
It quieted pain and eorrow,
Like love overcoming strifo ;
It seemed the' harmonlotn echo
From our diaoordant lit.
It linked all perplexing m ;,nui m
Into one perfect pim:H,
And trembled away int' silence
As if it were lotu t''vij.
I Lave sought, but h, vainly
That one lostctior l divia,
, , That came from thai owl n tli ) or; n,
And entered into mia.
It may be that death,' d bright aap-nl ;
Will speak in Dint ohor i azaiu,
It may be that only in heaven
I shall hear that grand Amen.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FOR ADDITIONAL LOTAL ITEMS SEE OUTSIDE PAGES.
TUE PHILADELPHIA AND KrIB RAILROAD. At
the recent nit mtiirof tbe Committee of Councils
to consider tbe qnes'iou of the merger of t tin
Warrcu ami Franklin with tbe Philadelphia and
Eric Rnilioad, the 10 lowing statement was pre
dated by tbe Treasurer of the latter, showing
its cost and financial condition at this lime:
Tbe cost ol the road, after deducting the
ermines of each year, agreeably to the act ol
Assembly, February 1, 1832, was $17,809,73284.
Tnis amount has been increased to
dale by amount expended tor
sidings, depo's, shops, ecc. , 10G,OD!V84
Estimated interest on lunded debt 325,U0J0i)
$18 300.H32 68
1,315,1)37-86
Earnings to July 1, 18C7,
J17.984.804-82
By tbe contract with tbe Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, the Philadelphia and Krio Kail
road Company receives 30 per cent, of the gross
earnings ot the road, which lec-ipts aud their
expenditures were submitted as follows:
becfibts.
Inl8G2
1HG3
1804
1805
1806
$137,429-58
218,30U'9l5
335,708-95
C13,Uui31
732,73880
$2,033,083-60
EMENDED.
1662, Interest on funded debt, etc.
1863, ' ......
' 1864, " " "
1805, " " l
1860, " " "
balance unsettled, . .
. $188,293-97
. 257,630-02
. 313,059-92
. 425,286 60
. 678,649 -00
. 274,603-03
$2,038,086 00
' The financial condition of the Philadelphia
ana Erie Kail toad Company, July 1, 1867, was as
follows:
Capital stock issued to that date .
seven per cent, bonds due 1877 .
Six per cent, bunds due 18S1 . .
be en per cent, bonds due 1885 .
bix per cent, bonds due 1901 . .
Preteired debt outstanding . .
Due the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,
for advances on construction
account
$5,091,400-00
1,000,000-00
5,000,000-00
3. 000,000 00
4,000,000-00
60000
200,613-69
$18,362,643-59
Lees assets on band:
Earnings account with
lessees $200,702-02
Agents' bands, unset
lied 105,252 '09
In Treasurer's hands 1,004 -06
307,748-77
$17,984,894-82
Tuobe Whisky Bonds. The following are
tbe particulars concerning the execution of cer
tain iraudulent whihky bonds which had beeu
given in the Third Collection District, and to
which public attention has been much directed
ot late: The liist one bears dute November 21,
I860. It was tor the removal of 150 barrels, and
the amount of the security was $32,807-45.
Thirty dus was tbe time named in the bond
withiu whicn tne liquor was to oe reiurnea. 14.
J. was the principal, and II. B. Davis tbe wit
ness. This bond was not cancelled, showing
tbat the whisky was not returned, and do tax
was ever paid upon it. The second bond bears
' date December 6, 1800. It was for the removal
ot 100 barrels ot whtcky, and the security was
1 $20,000-45. William II. Loo ma", principal; Geo.
H. Maon, witness. Like the lirst, it was lor a
period 01 thirty days, aud like it, also, it was not
cancelled. The third bond bears date December
19, 1806, and it was for the removal of 250 barrels
ot whi-ky, the amount of the securities being
$56,879-88, signed Washington Horter as princi
pal, and lienxy hchmidt and Kichard Gibbons as
securities, and Edward 8. Brock as witness.
This was alBOlor ninety days, and was not can
celled. The fourth bond bears date January 6, 18G7,
and it was lor the removal of two hundred and
Jitty barrels of whbky, amount of the security
being $50,312; John Collins principal, Frank
Brown and George Marshall securities, Edward
Brock witness. Like the others, It was thirty
days, and was not cancelled. The next bond is
. dated in Pcnranry. 1867. aud was lor the re
moval ol two uuudred and titty bnrrels of
' -wliUkv: John Collins, principal. Charles Naclo
aud Wi.liam Claik securities, Kdward Brock
and II. B. Zulick witnesses. There was no
cancellation of it. The sixth bond beats date
. February 20, 1807. It was tor tbe removal of
one hundred ana niueiy-iuree uHrrcmui wuis.y,
the amount of the security being $40,000: John
Collins, pnncipjilj Walter Lewis and Robert
Dillon, securities; and Kdward Brock the wit
nAB. This, like the others, was not cancelled.
The seventh bond, dated March 25. 1867, for tho
rpmnvul of two hundred barrels of whisky, the
amount of tbe security being $150,000; James
Thompson, principal; George Klotz aud John
J. Voss, securities; aud Edward Brock and John
Aidelott. witnesses. This bond is marked can
celled, and is the only one of the number that
is so. The eierhtb aud last bond is dated April
3, 18C7. It was for the removal ot two hun
dred barrels of whisky, the security being
$40,000: principal. Andrew Herman; securities.
Benjamin Addis ana Charles Wilson. This bond
u. H'. not cancelled.
All ot tho above securities were executed be
fere Edward Brock, bond clerk, except one, and
that was executed before Collector Zulick.
From the dates it will be, seen that they were
all executed betweeu the 21st of November and
the 3d of Apiil, a period of a little more than
four niou'.hs. Tho amount of tax upon this
vlnskv would foot up to about $150,000. Tb
parties under bonds in connection with those
frauds are Edward Brock, Georee W, Knight,
. who issald to nave peromiici wasnington nor
tcr, John Collius, James Thompson, and George
Mouniioy. The August terra of the United
States District louit will be commenced ou
Monday next, and it is expected that these cases
will be canea ior 11 iai uuiiug me term.
Pbowned. About 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon, a boy named John Weur.el, acted nino
years, resldlne at jno. km ueruiautowu road,
jell into COUOCBblUH. i iuuik niiu was urowneu.
' Custom House Receipts. The receipts from
curtoms at the port from July 29 to 31 inclusive
Tfmi'i ranch Mass Mketinu. A grand tern
Kh.iipi niH'-. nif itin-r. under tti auspices of
the
inoepeiKient Order id tiood Templars, will
n, ,ino-nixvllle Ph.. faturduy, Ausust
"i "j'i J-oe oillerent lodacs of I. o. ot . T.,
Hi,d Hie fcons ot Tcinperaucc of Ptuladeloliiit,
Ifeanimr PottstoAii, Spriin-vtllu, l'mrlitown,
Irceiiuid , iNorrMuAD, CoiiBlionocken, Slana
jnnk, and all other temperance organizations
thrf.iighont(hester and Montpomory counties,
have been invited and promise l to bo present
on the occasion. A grand procession will bo
toimod on the arrlviil nf Mm irin. ti,-,i.
dflphia and Keadlnu (at 9-30 o'clock), to pro
ceed to tbcl'hn nix Iron Conipntiv's erove, ar-
uu.i MiuuiMt; ov a niarsiial appointed
bv Lookout Lodue of Hip t. 11 nf 11 r
proceeded by the Phoenix Hras Hand. Amnio
ariangemeuis will be made tor the accommoda
tion of the public. There will be a suitable
stand unu seats erected fur ilm onn,,,m ,im
n lit', ihe nieetinir will be nrllrpo,i ho .in.nn
Plack, K. W. (J. 0. of .the Itieht Worthy Crand
IOdi-e of I. ). ni Ci. T. nf tho iiha a,.,..
Itev. W. C. Itrst, G. W. P. of tbe Grand Dmsiou
ot ons of Temjeranre ot Pennsylvania: Rev.
I. H. Tonence, of Danvillp; Jpue Kvans, of
Che tcr county; Captain K. II. Kauch, of lical-
1'OLtcB Itf.vh Jefl'erson I'oss bad a bearinr
iciore Alderman JBinex on the charoro of nt-
tempted siabbiui. Defendent had bepn on a
picmo, anu upon his return got into a qnar'el
with with one ot the company, it is alleged, and
drawing a knife, made a furious attack upon
him. A i-ligtit wound in the h a only was in
flicted. Kous was held for tr al before Aid.
Peiir. Georce Milev had a befirinir venter liiv.
charged with obtaining the sum ol $200 lro'm
James E. Bailey, by false and fraudulent repre
sentations. Ou or about the first of June last.
Bailey rold out his interest in a lesUurunt. lo-
cnted at No. 2200 Sprine Garden street, tojMiley,
ior uue, receiving .iuo in cali and a note tor
b'xty days. Mr. Iiailev altcrwards requested
that Mr. Miley should tret some person to en
dorse the note. He alleges thnt Milev nssnrpd
him that he was the owner of the honso in
which he lived, etc. Mr. Bailey subsequently
Bscertinned that tho statement male by Miley
was false. lie was held la $1000 bail to answer
at court.
Tub Kevstonb Cluii. A meeting of the
Young Men's Keystone Club too, place lant
evening, at tbe Hull. Twelfth and Che-uut
streets. Amendments to the constitution and
by laws ol the cluo were agreed npou. It was
resolved that tbe club should liavo a grand
turn-out ou the occasion of the Democratic cele
bration, September 17tb. It wh also decided
that meellDj-N of tbe club should be hold weekly,
at their hall, and tbat, speakers of distinction
should be secured toaduress the members. An
election lor olucers to serve during the ensuing
year was then held, resulting In the unanimous
choice of ttie nominees proposed at the last
meeting, and already published.
Found Dead and Alive. The Coroner was
noiltitd yesterday afteruoon of the finding of
the body of an unknown ma u, aed forty-live
yearn, In the Delaware rlvor, opposite Shucka
maxon street wharf. Deceased was dressed In
a red shin aud black pautaloous.
.'At 10 o'clock last evening, a colored child
about five months old was lound ou a door
step at Thirteenth aud Spruce streets. It wan
sent lo the Almshouse.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ifews tee Firtt Page,
A.LMANAO
Sum Uisbs...
8dm Sets.ih.
IfOK BHlUAVaLyU.LA.-Tam DAY.
nl'll;Hi)OS RtBltn... 7 85
S6U,UieH WTHR... ........ 2U4
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP TKADH.
William V. Kknt, )
Thomas R Ashmkad, -Monthly Couuittik,
Chaklks Whjcklkr, )
HUVKUEMYB OF OCKAH 81EAHICR8,
FOB AMKKICA.
Morning Star Havre........Mew York July 24
V. ot liuullu Uverpool...lew York ..Juiy 27
Tripoli Liveriool...New York July 0
Denmark ....l,lverpool...JSew York July l
Feruvmn-.-. ..Liverpool.. .Quebec ..Aun. 1
C.ofM. York Liverpool...Wew York Aug. 8
Jrvb.. l.iverpool...BosiOD Aug. 3
Wni, renu loduud rtv-w i urn. .....&ug. a
8L David Dlverpool...yiiebeo ......Aug. 3
FOU KUKOFa..
The Queen New York...Dlverpool Aug. J7
V. ofl.onUou....-New York...LlverpOol ..Aug. 17
Teulonla .New York...Ilanibur Auk. 17
C'leopalia........New York...Autwerp ...Aug. 17
Iowa ............New York...UlasffOW..... ........... An. 17
Cellar ...New York...Lomlon Auk, 17
K11H8IH New York...Llverpool -Auk. 21
(.:. ol Dublin New York...Dlverpool ..Aug. 21
WeHur New York...Breuaen.. Aug. 22
Denn)urk......New York...LlTei pool Au. 24
llanjiumiiit New Vork...Hauiburg Aug. 24
Cay ol l'arls New York...l.lverpool ...Aug. 24
Vtrelie Now York.. Havre Aug. 24
CUATW1BU, DOMKS11C), KTO.
Tonawanila...A..Pnllada Savannah Auir. 17
J. W. Kverniau..Fldlaaa Cliarleniou ..Aug. 17
Junlalu .PlillaUa .New Orleans Aug.
HiarsanasinpetsI'liilada Havana Aug. 20
lUblnt, .-itar New York...AHpiuwaU Aug. 21
m. Au.erieu New York...Kio Janeiro .Aug 2J
Btar ol t he Union. PUllada....N ew Orleans A ug. 24
lluiis are InrwarUed by every steamer in the regular
lines. Tbe Bleamers lor or Iron! Liverpool call at
Queeiiftown, except the Canadian line, wliich call at
1 otidnnderry. Tbe Hieainers lor or lrom taeCouU-
uenl call at bouthamplon.
CLEARED YKdTEKDAY.
Bchr Alaska, Clark, lluxbury, Borda, Keller & Nut
ting.
Kclir A. Maeee. Ketcbnm, East Cambridge, do.
ISehr E. W. Uardiuer, Meelmau, Huston. do.
wr . t ranklln I'lerson. .Baltimore, a. urovwj. ,ir,
Tug Chesapeake. Mersbon, Delaware Bay, W. P.
ARRIVED YEHTERDAT.
Barnue Philena. Davis. 14 days lrom Inagua, with
salt to W. Bnuiiu & Won. Left, brig Hyperlou. iSlmou-
ton. for i'ot Hand lu 8 dayB: Navarluo, fiopkius, ior
Philadelphia, loading, to sail la 5 days; aud Cbanil
clet r. loading for flalllax.N. 8 8lb Inst., lat. Hi '),
Ion, 74, saw a berm. brig, with Iobs ot rorelopmasl una
malnbooui. steering N.; lolb, lat. lat. Hi 60. Ion. 74 2u,
aaw a full-rigged brig, wltb loas.of toretopmast, sleer-
11IKJN.
lirlK S and W. Welsh. Watson, from Turks Island
StHh int., wltb salt to W. Bumm & Hon. 3"lU ulu, lat.
28, Ion. 72. during a heavy gale lrom i&.N E. to ss lost
loreKipuiasi aud luaiulopuiaHt head.
bchr Nunolo. Ellis, 8 days lrom Laurel, wltb railroad
ties lo llaron, Collius & Co. . .
r-chr Ariadne. Thomas, l day from Smyrna, witu
grain to J. L. Bewley fe Co.
ischr L. Plileger, Lawrence, 8 da5'8 from Wilton, N.
C. with lumber lo Macon, Collins & Co.
felir J. Li. Heveriu. aieivip, i uay iroiu jjiilih tree
lauding, with grain to J. L. Hew ley fe Co.
Hchr A. A. Brown, nan. iroui oaieui.
hiiimer W. J. Plerrenout. Hhroiislitre. 24 hours
from New York, with muse, lo W. M. Balrd & Co.
ISt earner narau. jones, x uoursirout ituw ivrk, wiiu
mdse. to W. M. Baird A Co.
Tue Tbos. Jetlerson. Aiieu. irom nmuiauro, wuu a
tow of barges to W. P. Clyde & Co.
AT QUARANTINE.
Ttrlir AnnaM. K nW In. K nlirbL iriml IilR'-na 2rl ult.
Iii huiniiH Ni'Vxrsiuk. tillison. from New York, ar
rived baiue day, Carlton, Treat, from du. do.; brigs
Uviior nil. Nimunlon. lor Jioimes num iioai. uay
ai'.i.v fnn UnnnlvHH. loadl ns lor Boston, to Bail about
7th; Navarlno, Hopkins, lor New York lu 4 days, sth
Inst. lat. 32, ion. 74 au, spoKe uuur j, j . djiouuoi, uuuuo
for tjardeuas.
MVMnk 1N1IA
Bliln Istrla. Hewall. lor Philadelphia, entered out at
r ivfriKwii xiui nit.
(Ship seiuirunils. Gerrlsh, from Liverpool for Phila-
aelphla. was seen IKlli luitl., lau 41 ei ion. u
iship Harriet. Jenseu.from Loudon lor rnnuueipuia,
nt Vulnwintl, 9ul li nil.
Baruue John Houllon. Llnilsey. ior Allien s j.auuiug,
Dulluri ln,n. If 11, ntmul I'fllt l.tut.
Bacqnebchaiiiyl, Crooby. for riiliaaeipuia, uiaaiou
at iiOIIOOU 2ll lUbt. .
Baruue Irnia. Cummlugs, from Havana, a iiti
'..i. ..,..
Jlrig i.liisie Uarrow, nyaer, ueuoe. ai, taiiuumu
BriK LMe Itoucbton, aionon, uuuue, ai ruinouu
Instant. . .
Brig Lucifer, for Pliliaaeipnia, was uuyhu.w
Insiani. . . ., j,ma.,
Hchr Ward J. I'arKS, nence mi mwi i v. c"
Hole 11th lust., having lost bout, aud hau sans spin m
t.. i.lV l.nir lulimrl.
ISchr Maggie iii. urey, i-iiibuui,
1 Kchr m! rr. from Ht. John. N. B.. for Phi
Ude),.h .VtDoime' . ..uo ?
Krt.rai . w. i-uuhb. ii um-s -
"ce. ftt rornaudl'lth
Inf iant. ,..,.,,.,..., Tj,rwlch isih Inst.
irl "Vr :Z. : ."iihrTai v. and M. K Inule. Par-
"iaUU ' , NOTICE TO MARINErW.
Hint t uLluu.
..V. .V ...,. i'.,J is 17 a Bret order fixed llnt. illiimi-
njul-L.t I. fii,Blinil
"V " f a s ileizrees. will be extnuifa irom
f.tl5"iC- VmhtmMl the coast ot Virginia.
K""..AsJ'"V.,I.'.f,',?, , rder Ightherelotore.howulroui ,
Jlistl fnu ' t ud u;u i
limli niRRin nut if wnter, nnd hsr nmlnxftll sst. The
1'n li mi MuIpr lili Hntii'i. In K"tiiif out 01 th liarlmr
en Moiidny, cmiie very iipbt 1 1111 nliK on In her, nnd
vfum enterinH or leuvInK t tiltint te expimed to lUe
thine dBnger.
AMUSEMENTS.
WALNUT
XH.K.ClTIIP
ST U RET THEATRE
er ol NINTH and W Al, I) 1' f-Livpw.
liiKlLS ill s o ( lock. ,
'1 11 Irt AND KVKKY XVKNINd,
Bheke8pear'H J-'airy Hpecluele, In Mve Bets, of
A MlhSUMllKlt MtillT'S DllbAM,'
Willi Itn nnrivallni bctuery, 1'unorauia, CoslUTies,'
Accuutri'iiipntH. tnplp ,
'i KANhrOP.MATION PCKSE, i
ttc, the whole ooii'-iIiiiiiiik a i
UNlrUKMllY OK KXCI'XMCNCH
never eiimlled In li e proiliietiim ol inn 1'lay. i
t tinliH Hiciircil three ilnvn lit ail vm e. 8 13
KO! FOR KJilTll'K ISLAND J FISERH AIR
-hKAin r 11, S( r N KKY - II K, A l.TII MIL
.1!( UK HATH i.N'1'KHT A IN M KNTOF
Hi l li-bT h IND. ,
MllH. MARY LA K KM KY K f
renpectrlillj-lniorriiB her iriemlB and 'he pidillo Rflne
relly tlmi ihe will open the beautiful Inland fleasure
Ground known m
KMITH'8 IKI.AND,
On KT'NDAY next, Mays, she Invitee all lo come
nd enjoy wltb her the delights of this favorite num.
merrewort. 4 8otl ,
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOFSAFES
C. L. MAISER.
MANnFACTUBKB 07
riBE AND BUBUlABPUOOr
BAFKK,
MX'HKHITn, BKlUlliJItiER, AHD
I KALKH IN nt lLUtAU IIAHDW AItK, '
tbi AO. 484 BACK M I UKET,
F, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FIRE
fci and llurKlar-proofMAKKS on band, with Inwtde
doors. Dwelliug-house Palei, free lrom dampness.
Pricea low. J. MAHHKti FtKIKli,
( 6 No. 422 V1NU Hlreet,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
p A I N T I N C.
TIIOMAM A. rAHT,
UOISE AM NIUN PAIJNTKB,
(Late Faby A Bro.)
No. 31 North THIRD Street
Above Market.
OII EKICK FltONHSdone up, and made to look
equal to tbe liueHt press brick, bainplee at tbenhop,
City and country trade aullcited. All orders by Post
piouiptlv alien Jed to. .illUiaw
INibW PUBLICATIONS.
LECTURES. A NEW COURSE OF LEC
tures la being delivered at tbe NEW YOrtK
MUHKtM OF ANATOMY, embracing tbe subjects:
"Dow to Live aud wbat to Live for. Youtb,
Maturity, and Old Age. Manhood nenerally Re
viewed. The Causes ol liidifeiwtlon. Flatulence, and
Nervous DlsehRea accounted for, Marriage philoso
phically considered," etc.
Locket volumes containing these lectures will be
forwarded to parlies, unable to attend, on receipt ot
lour siampa, oy uuurraniiiK- Dt,vi.B, . . , i. w
York M ukkcm of Anatomy and (scikncr. No. 618
Bhoauwav, NEW YOKK." 6 24lmwdm
FERTILIZERS.
MMOISIATED PIIOSPIIA.TE,
AK VKKl'IIPAKNED FEBTIUZEB
For Wheat, Corn, Oata Potatoes, Grass, the VegeuabU
Garden, Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Etc Etc,
Tb Is Fertilizer contains Ground Bone and tbebes
Fertilising balm.
Price lv per ton of 2000 pounds. For Bale by th
oienataciurera,
WILLIAM ELLIS A CO., Chemlsta,
1 28mwf No. 724 MARKET Street.
FRENCH STEAM
ecoumisrGK
ALCEDYLL, MARX & CO.
SO. 1S HOUTII EliEVEMTII STREET
AND
1,1,1,10 RACE BtXHKEr. 810mwf
No. 1101 CBFBNrT Blret.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
OFFER IN
HOUSE-FURNISHING DRY GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE SEASON,
Bummer Ganze Blankets,
Fruit Uloinsanu jjoyues,
Bath aud other Towels,
Fuinliure Cb In ties and Dimities,
Pillow aud Sheeting Liueua,.
Floor and Htair Linens
Honeycomb, Allendale,
AND OTHER LIGHT SPREADS, AT
REDUCED PRICES.
18BJ1S XQMB3HO TOTI 'OH
UNITED tTATES REVENUE STAMPS.
Principal Depot, No. iim C11KSNUT (Street.
Central Depot ISO. ltiaB r in a street, one uoor ooiuw
vnebnut. x.bihuh.uvu
Revenue Btamps ot every description constantly on
hand In an; amount.
Orders ht Mall or Express promptly attended to.
I'ntti'd Statte sole, lira t on Philadelphia or ew
York, or current tunda received in panienl.
I'artU'Ulnr attention paid to sniell orders.
The decisions ot tbe l on mtmion can be consulted,
and any lnlormatlon regarding the law clieerluUy
given
ci GARDNER & FLEMING,
COACH MAKERS,
NO. ill SOUTH FIFTH KTKEEI,
New and Second-hand (Jarrlages for sale. Par
tlcnlar attention pld to repairing. 6 30 8m
SLATE
MANTELS.
PLATE MANTELS are nnsurpassed tor Durabllll;
Beauty, treugth, and Cneapuess.
SI A lE MANTELS, aud Slate Work Qenerall
made to order,
J. 13. KIMKS A CO.,
8 12 Sm Noa tM and 2128 CB KHNCT Wel
TAMES E. EVANS, (JUN-MAKEIt, SOUTH
tj hireet, above Second, would cull the attention ot
sportsmen to tli choice selei llonof UlTKHKS' TKClUT
AND RaSis hOr'rt(a new aMoriniHMi), Flies, and all
the usual selection of Flblllu TACKLE lu all Its
various branches.
HANK Mt :r,F, I.OAIUNO (1UNS altered tc
Rh KEt'H -LOADERS lu tbe beat maouer, at th
lowest ratt. 7 IS tf
UNITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
Principal Depot, No. ill. 4 CilKHJsTJT street.
Central Depot, No loas. Hi '111 Htreet one dour below
Cbetnut staLillatisdlsU2.
Revenue Btampp of every deicriptton constantly on
hand lu any amount.
ordeis tv slsil oi Kxnrei-s promptly sttondod to.
l ulled Matt jSiiUH, Iitsits ou I'hlluduluhia or New
Tork. or curient minis rt itlveu In payment.
1
fsrticuisr attention paio to sn oil oraern.
1 1 oetliocrih of the on uilsrlon can be consulted,
and any lu'trrumluu tetsrUiug tba law tcLtnully
fcltD
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
rvKLAWARK JHLll'AL SAFKTY 1NSU-
MUTUAL
XJ liAMK COMPANY, Iucorporated by the Legis-
lature of Pennsylvania. 1SS6.
ODlce, B. E. corner of TH I KD an d WALNUT Streets
A llljCXM'll'lt't.
MAf.INI lNbUhANCEfl
Vessels, carno.and treliilit, to all psrts of the world,
IN LA N I) INKl'KANChX
on roods by river, canal, lake, and land carriage, to
anpariao.tu..
on merchandise generally.
uu (stores, Dwelling Ji"nr"i e'o
AK8KTH OF THE COMPAST,
MIV'IIIOT 1 l"!.
HOO.tioi L'hlted hiates 6 I'er Cent, Loan,
' InTI 1114,100(0
120,(HX) Ui'liedbtates Per Cent. Loan,
' IKS) lBB.OOO-OO
40H 000 United Maie7-10 l'er Cent.
Loan, Treasury Noles m 211,600'00
126,0110 City of 1 hlladelphla S Per Cent.
Loan (exeiii tH) 12C,6'2'b0
W.OeO Htate ot Heniiuv lvanla t Per
Cent. Loan. J4.700-00
M,0 Hate of I'eunnylvaula 6 Per
Cent.IX)an, 14.E2C-00
60,000 State ot New Jersey blx l'er
Cent, I.oan 60.760-00
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 1st
Sltirlfruua 141 Pop rf1it.
BonlH.V.... tO.BOO'OO
tfi.SOO Pennsylvania Kivilroad, 2d
Mortgage, Ms Per Cent. Bonds W.2WO0
26.0WI W ester u l'enusylvania Hull
road ISIx Per Cent. Bonds
1 1'i.nti.vlVAtita Ttnllrnftd aumm
ranttes).. JO.750-00
80.000 Slate ot TennesNpn Five Per
Cent. Loan 18,000-00
7,000 State ot 'leuuessee Six Per
t ent. In 4000
16,000 SHI bburtm hun k of UerniHQ
town Uas Company (prluclpal
and interent guaranUMd by
the city of Philadelphia) 15,0000(t
7.1.ri0 14B MlinrH Hrnrk nt Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company - 8,2o82S
D.000 14.1 Kt, truM hliwlt .if Mnrlli PriiiI-
sylvanla Railroad Company- I,950-00
"20iOUSU Hliares blx'k of Phliadel
nhia and KfitiLliem Mall
Steaniship Coumanv tO.000'00
191.90 f.flRtl.in Hfitlri Anrt Kf nptirafftt
1st Liens ou CitF Pronerlv 195,90000
i ,046,060 par.
Market value.
Cost. ll.0SO.5u2'O5.
1,070,2SO'7S
86,00000
27,63720
Real Estate
Bills receivable for Insurance
made
Balance due at agencies. Pre
miums oh Marine Policies,
Accrued Interest, and otber
debts due to tbe Company
Scrip and Stock of sundry Insu
rance and otber Companlea,
ir178. Kntimaled value -
('ash In Bauk .,S11,1H228
Cwih In Drawer.......... 447 14
I8,923'M
2,93000
41.64000
11,407,32166
This being a new enterprise, the Par
is assumed
h i.i.t- uiurae value.
'I bomas C. Hand,
ohn C. DavlB,
Edmund A. Houder,
Ineophllus Paulding,
John R, Penrose,
James Traqualr,
Henry C, Dallett, Jr.,
J imies C. Hand,
V llliam C. Ludwlg,
Joseph U. heal,
UeorgeO. Leiper,
Hugh Craig,
John D. Taylor,
Jacob Rlegel,
Bamoel E. Stokes,
xieury cioau,
w imam u. iiouiton,
Edward Darlington.
H, Jones Brooke,
Edward Lalourcade,
Jacob P. Jones,
James B, ilcFarland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
spencer Aicllvaine,
J. R. bemple, Pittsburg,
A. H. Rerger. "
D.I.Morgan, "
Qeorge W. Bernardon.
1 noiUAO
tj. HAJND, resiuenu
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice-President.
Henbt Lti.bubn, Secretary. 18
lg29 CUARTER PERPETUAL.
1 1 aiilvlin fire Insurance Co.
OF PIflLAUELPUlA,
OFFICE!
HOS. 41 80 AH
4S7 CHESNTJT STREET
ASSETS OA JASIA11T 1, 167,
u.oaii.iia-ii!.
Capital .
,.S400,0000li
Aixrued Hurolus
im,71S'US
FreiuiuiuB........
l,iUS,4SiU
UNSETTLED CLAIMS.
127,481-18
INCOME FOR ISM,
aoxo,uuu.
LOSHSEM PAID SINCE 1830 OVER
9S.OOO.VOO.
Perpetnai and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms
DIRECTORS.
diaries N. Bancker.
Tobias Wagner,
Samuel tyrant
Ueorge W. Richards
George False,
Alfred Filler.
trancis W. Lewis, M. D,
reLer jucvaii,
Thomas Sparks.
uaaoLea,
CHARLES N. BANCKER. President.
UEOKOE FALES. Vice-President.
J. W. MCALLISTER. Secretary pro tern. 81 112311
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
JSSOHTH AMERICA.
OFFICE, No. to WAi.f UT b'i'., PillLADELPHLs
INCORPORATED 17S4. CHARTER PKftPETCAU
CAPITAL, $500,000.
ASSETS, JANUARY 8,1807, 1,708,1107'S!
INSURES. MARINE, INLAND TKANSPOA
isiiws Am w Mau,
JjlK il I IIK.
Arttnr u. Cothn, Ueorge L. Harrison,
baxuuel W . Junta,
Jonn A. Brown,
Charles Taylor,
AwbruBO W hue,
Richard D. Wood,
William Welsh,
b. Morris W ain,
Frauds R. Cone.
Edward H. Trotter,
Edward S. Clarke,
William Cummlugs,
T. Charlton Henry,
Aiired D. Jessup,
John p. White,
John Mason,
louis (J. Madeira.
ARTHUR G. OOFFIN. PrealdenL
fti mr vM Pr.ATT. (secretary.
WILLIAM RUEULER, Harrlsbnrg, Pa., Centra
Agent lor me Dmw w. wuunjivaiiia. ixo
R0V11EKT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
JJ2 Xlllllll.1'1 UXA,
No. Ill bourn iOLit'lU btreeL
iNCORl ORATED SU MONTH ZZd, 1866.
l Al'l'lAL. SloO.UOu. PAID 1A.
Insurance ou Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by 6,
10 Or WJAfUl XI tr-tn iituia, nu-miii,,,u,
Aunuiiito giauteu ou lavorable terms,
n u. ,,i Wilicies. (Jhlldieii's Euduwmeuts.
i. i ,i,iii.iiv. while Kivlna the insured the security
ol a pbid-up Capital, will divide the- entire .prollls ol
the A.ne u iiniui". .M. f.'j uw.uv.o.
RiiiiieiB rectived at liileiesl, aud paid ou demand.
T.,i i.r,rid ov charter to execute Trusts, aud to act
i. vfinnr or AUmluislralor. Assignee orUuardlau.
aud in other hduciary capacities, under appolutmeut
ol any court oi tnio uuiuiuuwcphu, u ujr pvimju or
DIHlLOlOKH.
kaMCELR. SHIPLEY, HENRY HAINES,
JUhll LA H. MORRIS, T. W lb'1 AR RKUVVN,
Kltll ARD W OOD, r W. C. LONObTRKTH,
UlCllARD CAl'bl'RY. WILLIAM HACKER,
o . iim.:L R. SHIPLHI, ROWLAND PARRY,
D" FreaiUenU Actuary,
i-Tir r T.OKGPT iiETH. Vice President.
TlTollAb WlbTAR, hi. D., J. R. TOWNSEND.
1 Medical Examiner, Legal Adviser.
i,-lUE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELYTHE
11 I'EINNS LVA1S1A FIRE lNbURANCKCOM
fK incorporaied, 1o2j Charter Perpetual No.
t in WALNL'T Street, oj (.ohlie Independence bquare.
" M i, i. . ,.ii. i, any. laNorably known to tne cuinuiunlty
...i . v.t lorty years, continues to Insure against loss
IO"v. .... i,v fin. on fm.lin or FrlvntH Kiill.lliiim.
Ufiher liermaneuliy or lor a limited lime. Also, ou
J llri,nure. hiiMis of Goouo, and Merchandise gene-
rtl.!7 .. . ..i.mI. toKtiher with a large -surplus Fund.
f.r jAlt.,u lu ih- most cai eiul maiiuer, which euabira
tl eui to oOi r to the insured an undoubted security In
i. ... iim.
Hie l ni KSCTUKS. .
Daniel Kmllh. Jr.,
Alexaiidt-r Rem on,
jiiiii- uevereux,
Thouiuh nulh,
Isaac 11 azienuini..
Thotos Robbius,
jienry j.ewm,
J. Ulillughaiu Fell.
iiuiilnl Haddock. Jr.
DANIEL bMlTlt. Ja.. President.
Wiii.ISM O- Ckowki.l, bn-reiary 3 3"J
iiHG:MX INBUUANCli
COMPANY OF
I- .... 1 1 . 111. I I'll I A.
r FH1LADK.LP
J- . T.:,Tu I'l kli lh.,4-lHAR1ER PERPETUAL.
Tri'l WALNt' l btreel, opposite the Exchauk-e.
r addition lo MA1UNE aud INLAND lNbUR-
Irk ibis Ctiuipauy Insures lrom Ions or damage by
U i n k' 'lor liberal leruis ou bulldlugs, nierchaudlse,
SiViiiiure. etc , lor hunted periods, aud permanently
lurnii'""; . ,. ,, ,)rtn,,iui.
0 n tv. . uinauy lias been In aciive operation for more
. iivTY years, during which all losses have
2 Promptly adjusted ato.
John L. Hodge.
M. B. Mabouy,
John T. Lewis,
W lllani S. Grant,
i. l.ert W. Learning,
Ijkwrence Lewis, Jr,
David Lewis,
Renjamln Ettlng,
Thomas If. Powers,
A. R. Mrllenry,
Edmund Casllllon,
D. Clark Wbarwu.
1.0IUH v. j orris.
bmue. . joHN WUCHERER PrwsMsut,
BtMVSL WILCOX, Secretary
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
Q I HARD I IRE AND MARINE
INSUIIANCK COMPANY.
(No. 639)
N. K. COR. CHESKUT AND SEVENTH BTS.
PHII.ADKt.PS IA.
CAPITAL ANI MHI'UN OTIR 9800,00
livtosiE roB isea, tos.eai.
Loaaea Paid and Accrued In 1&M,
47.000 .
Of which amonnt not t's remain nnpsldal thlsdatt
Ilim.loi.Owof lnoi trty baa been Successtully insured
by this Company lu thirteen years, and LlkUt Hun
dred Losses by Fire promptly paid.
DIRKCTOR8.
Thomas Craven.
biias verses, jr.,
Aiired H. uulett,
N. H Ijtwrence,
Charles I. Dupont,
Henry F. Kenney.
Furman Hheppard,
T homas Muckellar.
John hill plee,
Jthn w, lagborn,
Joseph
app, At. D.
Thomas (HAVEN. Praldnnt
A. B. OILLETT, Vice-President,
I minwi jam JA R. ALVORD, Secretar
WATCHES' JEWELRY. ETC.
LEV IS LADOMU8 & CO.,
Diamond Dealers and Jewellers,
HO. SOS CHESS CT ST., PIIILADELPHU
Wonld Invite tbe attention ot purchasers to ttu Ir
large and handsome assortment of
DIAHlOSiDS,
WATCIIF,
JEWELBT,
SIL.TEB-WARR,
ETC. ETC
ICE FITCH ERS In great variety.
A large assortment of small STUDS, for eyel
boles. Just received.
WATCHES repaired In the best manner, and
guaranteed. 5 l4p
WATCHES, JEWELRY.
W. W. OASSIDY,
19 SOUTH , SECOND STREET,
HO.
' Offers an entirely new and most carefhllv mafiMi
stock of
AMERICAN AND GENEVA WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER-WARE, AND ; FANCY ARTICLES Ol
EVERY DESCRIPTION, suitable ,
FOR BBIDAL OR U OLID AT PRESEHTI
An examination will show my stock
to be nnani
passea in quality ana cheapness.
r articular aiieutiou paiu to repairing.
816f
G. RUSSELL & CO.,
HO. S3 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FINE WATCHES,
FRENCH CLOCKS,
tUOLD JEWELBT, AND
IU SOLID SILVER-WARE.
HENRY HARPER,
No. 5QO ARCH Street
Manulacturer and Dealer la
WATCHES,
FINE JEWELBT,
SILVER-PLATED WARE, AND ;
81! SOLID SILVER-WARE,
AMERICAN WATCHES.
THE REST IN THE WORLD.
sold at lactory prices by
.. A A. I'i:tit)ljljUT.
WATCH CASE MANUFACTURERS,
rso. is Houin oiA iii Mreet,
81 ManulBctory. No. 22 (south F'XFl'H Street.
7 lie. attention of Utalen U cultui to our large tlock.
GROCERIES, ETC.
THE
H T?YflT?T'QTfVn" TTATITQ
AVAVAMMAVA ' m a s s AiAavs
SELECTED FROM THE BEST CORN-FEU
Hi. ARE OF STANDARD REPUTA
TION, AND THE BIT IN THE
, WOULD.
J. H. MICHENER & CO.,
UENERAl. PROVINION DEALERS, AN 11
CtlRERS OF THE CELEBRATED
, "EXCELSIOll"
tsOUAB-CVRED HAMS, TON til1 EM. AND
BEEF,
Nop. 142 and 144 N. PEONT Street.
None genuine unless branded "J. H. M. & Co.. EX-
CF-LblOR."
The Justly celebrated "EXCKilOR" HAUSsrt
cured by J. H. M. A Co. (In a style peculiar lo them
selves), expressly for F'AMiLY USE; are of delicloul
uavor; iree from tne unpieasani, taste oi van, aim art
Jironouuced by epicures superior to any now ottered
or sale. 6sltmwSm
SEW
NO. 1 MACKEREL
1 1
IN KITTS,
JUST RECEIVED.
ALLERT C. ROBERTS, '
Dealer In Fine Groceries,
11 7Jrp Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Sts.
JAPANESE POWCI10NG TEA,
; .THE FINEST QUALITY IMPORTED. ,
Emperor and otber fine chops OOLONGS.
New crop YteCNO HYSON and GUNPOWDEJ
and genuine CH ULAN TEA.
For sale by the package or retail, at
JAM EM U. WEBB'S,
614 Corner WALNUT and EIGHTH Sts.
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.
j;0 HOUSEKEEPERS.
I have a large stock of every variety ol .
FUHN1TUHK, , , ,
Which I will sell at reduced prlcoa, consiiKlnr of
PLAIN AND MARRLE TOP COTxAUE SOUS
WALNUT CHAM1.ER BU11S, ;
PARIXIR SUITS IN VELVET PLUSH.
PARLOR SUIT'S IN HAIRCLOTH.
PARLOR SUiTb IN REJ-H.
Sldelxiarda, Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Rook,
-astis, Waitresses, Lounges, etc. etc.
H. P. iVSTINB,
ai , N. E. corner SECOND and RACE Streets.
E
S T. A B L I S II E D H95.
A. S. nOBSNSON,
French Tlate Locking-Glassos,
t-NGRAVINGS, PAlNTINtiS,. DRAWINGS, ETC
Ktauufactursr of all kinds of .
LOOHIBKl-WLAatS, PORTRAIT, AND PIC
. TUBE ERA 91 EM TO ORDER.
So. OlO OHKbNUT STltEliT
THIRD LOOR A ROVE THE CONTINENTAL,
rUILAPKLPBUA, tli'
&
WANTS.
RANTED,
AtiENTS IN
EVERT1 CTTT
IN
AND TOWN
PcnuEjlvania and Southern New Jersey,
FOB TOE
BROOKLYN
i.n'
LITE IKSURANCICOMPAKf
OF NEW YOKK
Also, a few good SOLICITORS for Philadelphia.
Call or address
GENERAL AGENT. ,1
NO. 087 CIIESJNUT STREET.
O0K AGENTS IN LUCK AT LAST.
The rrtsls la nassed. The honr has come to lift the
Tell of secresy which baa hitherto enveloped the Inner
hlstorv of the treat civil war, aud this la dune by 0 tier
ing to the public Ueaeral L. C, Raker's I
HISTORY OF THE SECRET SERVICE. - '
For thrllllne Interest this book transcenda all tba
romances ol a thousands-ears, aud concJuaiveiy preves
that "truth la stranger than fiction."
Agents are clearing from 2iiu to itno per month,'
Which we can prove to any doubting applicant. A
few more can obtain agencies In territory yet unoccu
pied. Addreas , , i
HO, 70 IHESNCT STREET, 1
7 2t PHILADELPHIA.
WANIEDFOK THE U. 8. MARINE
Corpa, able-bodied MEN. Recruits must be
auie-nonieu, young, unmairiea men. They will oe
employed In the tiovernuient Navy-yards and In
Ships of War on foieign atallous. For further lulor-
mation apply to , - in;
Captain and Recruiting (i nicer, r
1 19 taw U No. 811 S. FRONT SueeU
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.
F E N N BTEAil ENGINE AKI
BOILER WORKB.-NKAFIE A LEVY
iivACilCAL AND TUEOKETICAL ENGINEERS,
A U I K! I k'll. , Dllll 1 U . U 1 V L-UJ 11 r . , ir
.laiiiiilinio, uviiij... - riiflVB
SMITHS, and FOTJNDE1US having foe kiany years
Deen in .aucoessiui operation, ana Deen. exciusivetp
engaged In building and repairing Marine and River
htiginea, high and low-pressure. Iron Rollers, Watei
Tanks. Prooellers. etc. eta. resiiecihilly offer their
serv ices to tbe public as being Rilly prepared to oos
tract lor euginea of all alzes, Marine, River, an .
Stationary; having aeta of patterns of dlltereat alser
are prepared to execute orders with quick deapatcl
Every description of pattern-making made at ttj
shortest notice. High aud Low-pressure Fln4
Tubular, and cylinder Boilers, of the best Pennsyi
vanla charcoal iron, torgings oi an sices and iundi
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions; Ro)
Turning, Screw Cutting, and ail other wora connects.
Bilih tl,M Blinv. hlMlllMUI. 1 '
Drawings and apecitlcatlons for all work- donf
at tbe eatabUabmeut free of charge, and work auai
anUied. v. .
Tbe auosennera nave .miiio wumi'uwi room rot
repairs of boats, where they can lie In perfect salety
for rlini hvj or ligbi weUbu. - ...
8211 BEACH nd FAlJkliiK eueetsV
SOTJTHWARK iOUNDiijf, FIFTH AUD
WASHINUT'ON Streets,
rHlLABKl.rHTA. :1 ,1 I
MERRICK A bONS, .
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,"" "1
mannfacture High and Low Preasure Steam EcglneS
tor Laud, River, and Marine Service. - - '
Rollers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, eta, , , r
' Castings of all kinds, either Iron or brass. ' " 1
Iron i rams Roofs for Use Works, Workshops, and
Railroad stations, etc
Retorts and Gas Machinery, of the latest and SQOS
Unproved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery,' an
Sugar, Saw, aud Orlst MUia, Vacuum Pans, Opel
Steam Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumpmg Ja
ginee, etc. -
Sole Agents for N. BUlenz's Patent Sugar Bolllnf
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, ant
Aspinwall A Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal Hugat,
Draining Machine. Saiil
BB1DKSBUKU MACHINE WORKS
OFFICE,
No. 66 N. FRONT STREET, ) '
PH I LADKLPHJA.
We are prepared to xlli orders to any axtsnt for oar
well-known
MACHINERY FOB COTTON AND WOOLLEN
MILLS,
Including all recent Improvements In Carding, Bpln
nlng, aud W eaving. , , '
We Invite the attention of manufacturers to oar ex
tensive worss. , ,
1 ALTHED JEWES A SON.
LUMBER.
4-4. 6-4, b-4, i, vx, a, ana t inch
CHOICE PA 1 EL AM) 1st COMMON, 1 ffeetlorf
WHITE FIIsE, PANEL PAT1ERN PLANIC. i
LARGE AND SUPERIOR SIOCK ON HAND,
1867rRBtiRDiL,ING' BDILDINC
JjljA114ii.it I tjura j3-i,ni luusub
-4 CAROL1JS A FLOORING.
15-4 CAROLINA FLOORING. '
4-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
' 6-4 DELAWARE FLOORING. '
WHITE P11SE F LOOKING,
ASH FLOOR1JSG.
WALNUT FIAJOR1NQ. i . ,-
SPRUCE FLOORING. L
KTKP ROARDS, , i r
RAIL PLANE. , . 1
PLASTERING LATH. :.)
1867;
CEDAR AND CYPEES
SHIKGLES. .
LOG CEDAR SHINGLES.
SHORT CEDAR SHINGLEd.
tJOPER (sHINOLFJS.
FINE ASSORTMENT FOR SAL'S LOWS !
NO. 1 CEDAR LOGS AND i'ltals, .' r
IQAT LUMBEB FOR TjNDEBTARERS .
JLOO I . LUMBER FOR Ur.DERTAEERS t .
RED CEDAR. WALNUT, AND FUSE.
1 ft AT ALBANY" ICM BLK OF ALL KIND J
LOU I ALBANY LUMBER OF ALL KINDS.
SEASONED WALNUT.
. ". DRY POPLAR, CHERRY, AND ASH. J
oae piank amd roards. , ,
Mahogany, !
ROSEWOOD, AND W ALNUT VENEERS.
1 ftAT CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTUK EES.
lOU I C1GAR-ROX MANUFACTUKERS.
KPANloU CEDAR BOX BOARDS. '
1 SPRUCE JOIST I
SI-RUCK JOISI1
A.-w'Vf :
i SPRUUK JOUST I
FROM 14 TO S2 Fli'BT T OTWrl ' L
SUPERIOR NORWAY SCANTLING. t
" , . MAULE, BROTH h)R fe CO.,
6 1 rPt No. 3t54Wi SOUTH STRKKT.
U. S. BUILDERS' MILL,
NOk. , 6, ASD S . FIFTEENTII T.t
ESLEE & BRO., Proprfotors. ' )
ways on hand, niade of the Rest Seasoned Lam ben
' - at low prloee, . '
' WOOD MOULDINGS. BRACKETS, BALFBTEJSf
AND NEWELS. , r . ,
Neweis, Balusters, Bracket and Wood Mouldings
WOOD MOULDINGS. BRACEETb, BALUSTER! i
AND NEWELS.
Walnut and abu Hand Railing, 8, 3X. aud 4 Inches
i BUTT'ERN UT, O U E S N U T, and WALNH '
MOULDINGS to order . . 6 12J
J. C P E R K I . JEST F
JLUMBKIt MK11CUANT. !
. . , Succehsor O It, Clark, Jr., , i
KO. 324 CUIHSTIAN riTKEET. '
"?.? utjrw0n ja,J'1 'H a varied asaortms
of Butldimj Lumber. , . . ,. ,i
C H'A R L E S I? V pt P P.
PORTE -MONNAIE, POt KEI ntt,' AKD
MATCIIEI. sM14(TlHB, '.'
. NO.' 47 NORTH MXTIf BiTHtET,
Below Arch, Philadelphia.
Porte-Mounalea,
Pocket-Books.
tiuuim,
pressing cases,
(abas,
huu liels, , i
Work Hoxw.
Kankura'CSaes, '
l-n re.
Mouey Bells,
Etiihs. ti.
WHOLESALE A.ND RLTAIL, . I7i,l
I
two days was oi,iu -s.