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TnE DAILY "EVENING TELEGI1AFII PIHTiADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 18G8.
CITY INTELLIGENCE. .
TOB ADDITIOBrAtLOOAt. ITCMfl OUTBIDS PAOES.
Cajtjai.tieb. On Saturday afternoon last as
the Philadelphia and ilipthtatown four P. M.
train was leaving IlaLnreport. a man named
Jobn Forman, 81 veais of age, Jnmpud from one
of the earn to the platform of the depot. In
doing po he fell down tbe eteps of the platform
of the depot, injuring himself in the aide.
Andrew l.vfjn, aged 86 years, bad his Bhouldor
dislocated yesterday, by falling from a ladder at
Mr. Uotrds new hall, at Fiankiord. lie was
removed to his home, at No. 4448 Paul street.
Veppklb "Wrack. The schooner El Do
rndo, Cnptnin Guslcv, which sailed from this
city with coal, foi kiebmond, foundered during
n storm on tbeniebtot thf 5th Instant, about
two miles eastward from Smith's Point light
hip. in about ten fathoms water. Her crew
r( ached the light ship, (rem which tbey were
tukeu on tbc day lolluwing and sent to Balti
more. A Campaign Clob. The Berry Campaign
Club of the Firt Congressional District met list
evening at the House of Industry, and organized
by the election of Major J. T. Pratt as President,
and Colonel William Mckles as commander of
the Club then on parade. Several addresses
were made, and the meetiug adjourned with
cheers for Grant, Colfax, and the nominee! of
the party.
Co-operation. The monthly meeting of the
Bhocnipkers' Co-operntivo Association was held
last night, at tbe Washington Hose House,
Md tli street, above Filbert, and alter the trans
action of the usual routine, of business, a reso
lution was adopted cbanain, the nltrht of meet
ing from the second Monday of each mouth, to
tho first Tuesday.
Legislative Nomination. Mr. FrancU Logo
Ins breu nomina'e i as a candidate forllepro
sensitive by the Union Hepublican Convention
of the Ninth Representative District. ' Mr.
Charles Conger presided at the Convention,
and Mr. O. K Berkeley acted us Secretary. The
action of the Convention was unanimous.
A Good Appointment. James J. Brooks
Las been nppointed examiner of distilleries in
the Eastern Judicial Distiirt of Pennsylvania,
and detective ollicer in tho revnue service for
the same. Mr. Brooks was among tbe most
active ot the revenue inspectors under the old
law.
F PitowNrD. The Coroner was sent for laat
evening to hold an inq'irM oil tbe body of
Peter Simons,
drowced near
child's parent's
ttrect.
agea eignt years, who was
Poplar Btreet wharf. The
resided at No. 054 Bt. John
Military Parade. Baxter's Fire Zonaves
made a street (.aradu yesterday afternoon. Thry
turned out largely, and presented a very hand
suine appeal ance.
El'kned. Thomas Lcughlin, residing at
Frunkford road nnd Otis tstrpet, was slightly
burned jetlerday by the explosion ol a coal oil
lamp.
POLITICAL.
The Dayton Ledjr declares that Lewis D.
Campbell will btipport Seymour, aud is not at
all oiepnsted with the action of the New lork
Convention, as has been represented.
A coi respondent of the Jell'erson (Texas)
Ku-K.vx (bluir and Seymour) writes: 'The
nigcer and the white man aie i:ot likely to
aeree, unless the merger yields to the white
man's view, which he can do, or die. lie has
not the intellect, and the white men, who out
number htm rive to one, .will never, no 1 never,
consent to be his bondimtn or inferior in any
seii'C. On this tbe Ku-Klux is all level. No
nipper in tbe Ku-Klns."
Hon. Beverly A. D ivis is urjprl as the Demo
cratic candidate iur Coherers in the Virginia
Fourth District, Juli?e George II. Gilmer having
declined because the ncro men are largely in
the majority.
it is stated in Indianapolis that General Lee
will sDend tils month at. French Lie it Hining-j,
Orange county, as tho giust of Dr. Wiliiain
Bowles, the leader of the Sous ol Liberty in
Indiana.
General R. Kirby Fmlth lnt'.-nds next month
to open u military ucudemy at ew Castle,. Ky.
Lie will bo assisted bv "a corps of prolessors
whose qualifications are of tbe highest order."
The object undoubtedly is to prepare candidates
lor participation in Frank Blair's foreshadowed
revolution.
The Oneida (N. Y.) Dispatch says: "A
Democratic exchange before us says: 'Tho
public acts of lierutio Seymour are as pure as
heaven.' If the writer allulPsi to that portion
of heaven which incited the fust rebellion, there
1b no doubt of it."
In 1800 Dun Voorhec? called Blair the "prince
of blackguards." Blair responded that Voornees
was a hellhound." The "prince of black
guards" and the ' hell-hound" are now cuddling
under the same dirty bed-clotUea.
The Detroit Adctrliaer says: "The original
enrpct-baggers were tbe Democratic patriots,
Vho with a small roll of clothing under their
arms, ran away to Canada to escape the draft."
Vallandigham declares in his papur, the
Dayton Ledger, that the announcement of him
Felt aa a Congressional candidate is tutirely
"without authonty."
Tbe Kichinoud Examiner heads an editorial
rejoinder to some Bcpublicau papers, "A lieply
to the Whole Pack."
The Democrats say that the recoastrucled
fovcrnments cannot be sustained except by the
ayonet. To whose discredit is this t The law
ot sell-defense does net justify any mOe force
than tbe character ot the attack renders abso
lutely necessary.
The SpiingGelJ Republican says: "The Cop
perbend sheet at Moutpelier, the only one in
he State, comes out with a caricature of Sum
ner embracing the first ueero Congresmau who
arrives at Washington, it is a comfort to know
that there will be a score of negroes sent to
Coneress before a Democrat toes trom; Ver
mont." It is said that Edward A. Pollard has been
engaged by the Democrats to write the history
tit their "I odt Cause." next November.
Tbe friends of Andrew John-on are pressing
Lis name for Governor ot Tennessee, inesiate
election there does not take place for a year.
Representative Poland will soon take the
etump in Vermont for Grant aud Co;ax.
The VY-Uebel Admiral Frauklin Buchanan,
ot Talbot county, Md., who commanded the
Itebel ram Merrtmac in the engagement with
the Monitor, has been elected Presideut of tbe
Maryland Agricultural College by the trustees
Of the institution.
i?n...rt. iinnclass. eldest eon of Frederick
Douglass, and now the private secretary of Gov
' crnor Holden, of North Curolina, is spoken ef
as a young gentlemen of distinguisnea aoiiuy,
and hti nrdent Kenutilican.
Pendleton is to make Ave or six speeches io
Illinois. An increase of the Republican ma
jority In that btate may be looked tor 3 a cou
sequence.
Iuiliioiiee of Marriage on Longevity.
Tbe Journal det Connaiasancet Medicates pnb
lh-bes soire statistics, lately communicate 1 to
the Koya! Society of Edinburgh by Dr. Stark, on
ho ,.n,.f.ta rr murriaao on longevity. It an-
Tin.ro mat. k. tween tho ases of 20 and 25, ttie
number of deaths among bachelors is double of
thoi-e that occur ainoog married men. IhU tn
nnnuiin nf nmrtiilitv dimlninhes during t'io
subsequent aees. but the advantage always re
tho aido if the votaries ot Ilvmeu.
Thus, from the aeo of 20 to the termination of
hie, the average attainea oy murncu iuu ui
vears. while that of bachelors is only 40. In
other words, after the ae of 20, the former are
likely to live 10 years longer than the latter.
Alter the ace of "26. the average lile of married
men is Fomewhat more than to, while it is not
ouite 48 for bachelor. This curious fact shows
that the chances of life vary with every age, aud
that the mere fuel of our having a'tained a cer
tain period is a sort of earnest of sutlicient vital
powers to carry us io a later age.
"Aboat one-half of a bachelor tribe die fcefore
thirty, while on the contrary the immue inn
Inritv nf married me a live to between CO and 80.
Regarding fcnulci, the diucrence la the dura
Hon of life between married and nnmarried
women is not so great as among the other sci,
ncverthelcfg, it is still considerably In favor of
tbe former. In wedlock, it Is true, females are
more fetibject to premature death than other
wise during three qninquennial periods, via.,
from 16 to 20, from 20 to 25. and from 25 to 30;
but they find ample compensation between the
aees of 30 and 40, when spinsters in their turn
die in much greater numbers. The latter gtt
ahead again between the ages of 40 and 60; but
beyond that period the advantage constantly
remains with mairled women."
rrajing for a Verdict.
In a recont important trial in Boston the ease
had been argued and given to tbe Jury, but after
long deliberation those honest men were not
able, upon their oaths, to agree npon a verdict.
The law and the evidence plainly demanded
conviction, nnd a majority so decided, but a
minority long held out for acquittal, and after
many hours of deliberation and argument the
diBssreement seemed as pronounced and radical
as at Bret. But it so happened that the forcmau
of tbe jury was a pious minister from a country
town, and at this juncture, after argemonts and
appeals had been exhausted, ho astonished his
associates with the well-known pulpit formula,
"Let us pray." And pray he did, long and fer
vently, that the jury might aeree and that their
decision might be in accordance with right aud
justice. Tbe cllect was magical. A unanimous
verdict for conviction was roon agreed upou,
and the praying foreman delivered it to the
Court. tSfirmcrlield Hepublican.
Uohcinlan Life In and Out of Society.
A "Piccadilly Paper" in London Society say9
of the Bohemian inside and outside of Euglish
society :
"As a Peiipatetic, I myself am somewhat ln-tcrei-ted
in the liohemian. I am, therefore.
dcsTous that the obscurity about the phra?e
fcbouid be cleared up. There Is no very favoraolo
meaning about it, but there is a Ices anfavorablo
and n more unfavorable meaning. Neither does
a 'liohemian' always denote a wanderer. You
have Bohemians st ttionary as well as B ihemians
peripatetic. You hce a erorccoiis carriage aud
pair sweeping through tbecouutiy. The ser
vants and liveries are pel fect ou ; so are the trim
ledges, the well-kept parks, the nob e conserva
tories. The wines are ol the best, and tbat
house is perhaps the only one in that division
of the county where a man cook is kept. Aud
jet no one goes to that home.
"The moot ambitious squireen of an old conn
try family will hardly be seen ' there. The
reason is, tbat there is a very ugly character
attached to the housf. It was the dower-house
ol u noble lady, but she rau away with her fo it
nihil, and she and the footmau arc residing there
in guilty s-pUnrior. Or the ugliest of all uirly
divorce cases Is connected with the master or
nilstrrss ot tht statsly ball. All the spbmdor
they possess cannot dihjui-e tbat hostile
public opinion whicli is indicated by the public
conspiracy to itrnoie them. Tiiey would set
belore us the most gorgeous dinner wo ever
beheld, my friendly reader, if only we would
condescend to partake ot it. Theirs is n Bjbe
iitia.ii lite, on its most unfortunate and dis-is
trous tide.
"There is also sueh a thing as a Bohemian
crowd as well as a Bohemian solitude. I do not
n.eun houses where, after a certain hour, there
nre luxurious 6upperi, and the cards and the
dice- probably loaded dice are produced.
Tnero are such houses, I believe. 'I snow
nothing about them myself',1 knowingly inter
rupts my iriend, Captniu de Spuis, 'but 1 know
a man who has got a coiuiu whose brother says
he has been to such.' '.Never rnind, de .SpirV
1 r'jf iu. I will discuss a more nio.nded Bohe
niiauism than that. We went to that evenii g
party in btuccoaia, the other night. It wis
very gf.od ol you to take me there, for I ha 1
never lit aid ol the people before, and beins in
tl.e neighborhood next dav, I tried to 'spot' it
ueai n, but was utterly utable. But my inmiuct
taught me it whs a Uohominn house. There
was f c liietliiuir, too deco.'u'le about tku whole ot
it too much range nud siiirc and slang and
falsity. I am used to some veiy queer things
now. In the best society tl.e creat lady wiil
wear the tii ecl ot the Palais Royal as well as
1 lie old iMiniiy lewels; and 1 cannot be as
tonished by any audacity of phrase which 'the
girl of the period' may employ, btill 1 knew
the iiiuerence uetween a true ijomion nousc ana
a Bohemian mansion. Ihcre were too tnauy for
eign titles ut the lut, and of tho only two English
noblcu.cn present, one hud no fortune aud the
otber had no ciuiraetvr. I was not biirprised to
hear that there was fomethiug wrong about the
opulent owner ot tbe bouse, and that he was
Ihe man that great Stock i-xchauge scandal was
ail about.
But vour Bohemian is gonerally a rover, and
does not olten inhabit a mausion of his o n. He
cannot coutiue himself to a single spot. Hi is
impatient oi restraint. He cannot keep money
in his rocket, lie cannot keep up nis DtilHuce
at his banker's. He cha'cs against everything
in the shape of a tie. One of them told me tbat
his mind became utteriv paralysed when auv
thing presented itself to him in the shape ot a
duty. Anotner man reiusea a very nanasoino
appointment because he would have nothing to
do with anything tbnt looked line a moral obli
gation. I was going along a great London street
one day, aud 1 was told tbat a celebrated author,
of Bohemian propensities, was in a statu of
honorable captivity at an oyster shop. It ap
reared that he had plentifully partaken ol
ovtters. mitigated by appropriate beverages.
and was in such a state that the people of the
shop thought it would be an act ot common
Humanity to maue mm tase a oea mere, ine
notion pleased the illustrious Bohemian, who
remained in bed. eating bread and batter and
oysters, tor several days, and 'washing them
down,' until some friends, to whom his services
were essential, setiiea me score ana carried nun
oif by force ot arm and violence, against his
Win. lie certainly was a regular uouemian.
Tbe artist and tbe literary man lorm the
most favorable specimens ot Bohemians. And
to long as they have no domestic ties, and they
niav allece. with some show of reason, that
their pro'es-ioual avoeations call them away,
thrre is nothing to be said against their liotie
iniunisro. Boih of them urge that it is their
business to etudv nature aud human nature.
The artUt declares that it is an absolute neces
sity that he should study at Munich or Koine:
and he will wander into every region where he
may 'lealize' natute and obtain pictorial effects.
Ihe literary man docs much of- the same thins;
but. as a rule, nis ntart oeats true to lionaou,
w hich he recognizes as the world's centre. He
may be captivated by the gay society of foreign
capitals; he may wanaer amia tno remote seclu
sion ot mountain aud forest; but he owns In bis
heart of hearts that there is only oue Piccadilly
after all. Other men there are who, without an
excuse, or the affectation ol an ecuse, feel upon
them the Bohemian restlessness ot travel
' 'I bui become a name
Foralwnytruamlug with hungry heart;
l-oi nil ex ietleno Is an arch where through
Gleams tbx uu'iavellect future.'
"The worst thar cau be said against then is
tbat these are avowed absentees, ana do not
spend their aioney where they get it. I called
iiDon oue of these mea some time azo. 'is air.
Jones at hoiae?1 I iuquired of the flunkey who
answered aiv rius at the door-Dell ot Jones'
town house. 'No, sir, answered Jeames, rub
bii r his hands aad grinninc 'Mr. Jones is not
ut bm.n inst now. sir: it vou please, feir, Mr,
Jones has tror.0 to China ' The tluukey spoke ust
as If JoLes had gone into the next street, or
hud irnnii Intn R-xeY. I t tlSllil ht Of tbat liohe
rsiHU Jones, who hud pone oir to Chins, Just as
wmkee mtMi tta off to Baden-Badeu. Then
there is my illustrious friend, Lady , who
hns Tv.nl toiieh nf Hoheaiiahism. Wbeu she
travels slie travels for fomethiug. Tho flunkey
will tell you tbat she has goue t Bombay, or to
California. r to Terra del Fueao. And so It is.
"The popular notion of a Bohemian is too
ntrrow aud limited a notion. It is the man
who 'loafs about aimlessly;1 who has no stake in
the country; who Is uncertain in his income,
and still more uncertain in his payrasnts; who
only lives on the outskirts of society; who never
goes to a solid diuner psrty, and never gives
one; who, according to an act of Parliauieut, is
a mere vagabond, aa he does not work, aud bus
no visible means of getting a living. Well,
doubtlets there is a flavor of Bohemiunism about
all tbat. Bu. the true notiou of a Bohemian is
one ou whose presence you can never surely
count at any time, aud who wanders on the
face ot the earth without auy permanent settled
abode. It 1b perfectly conceivable that this Is
the case for no very credhablo reasons. And
In every case society looks upon this as some
ihlop abnormal, unsatisfactory, an 1 unconstitu
tional; and society is in the right; for if every
body acted fter this fashion, there would be no
society at all." .
Certain success is predicted for the Cana
dian Railway loan which is now on the London
market. , . .
Why Charles Maokay was at the Longfel
low dinner in London puzzles one who respects
the fitneBB of things.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Newt see First Page,
ALMANAC FOB
PHILADELPHIA THIS DAT.
o moom niiw.M..ii si
....'ISlHigg Wathh. 7-20
Bun Rtrm...
Bum beta.
PHILADELPHIA BOAKD OF TRADE,
jam eat. youn8,
C'oatks Walton, Monthly Committibl
Thomas Pi,ttj,
j
MOVKMKNTS OF OCKAS STEAMERS.
AtalBnta..,MUM..Iiondon-...MMr York,
Julv
Helvetia... Iilvcrpool...New York.
Mentor ln ..L1verpool...Wuetxo. ......
H I lit- r i I Olansuw Now York
...July
..July
July
Clmbrla KouUiamptouNew York.
Vlllede i'rl...Hrt-Kt. ..New York.,
Al(.
jtnnBia.............i,jvenoil...rew York
Aug.
.Aug,
lLtua....m......lJlTerionl...New York.,
FOR k'.IIHjlPkL
V. ol N.Tork-.M.New York...Llverpool.
Holnatla New YorkHanibiirg.
Mf brBKa.. New York...I.ivernii,il ..
.Aur. n
...Aug. 11
..Aug. 12
Aug U
-.An. U
Aug. U
...Auk. is
Auif. in
...Aug. 16
Bflotla .New York...blveri)0()l..
ralrayra..MM.. New York...Llveriuul ..
Ileriuann New York.Bremn
Krln.. ...Nw YorkLlrerniMil..
Brllnnla..New York.C41a.sKnw
C oIBultiniore.New YorK...LIverpool.
v ny ui Ausuiu...iew 1 urn. ..Liverpool.
AU4.
Aug. V)
Aug. 2U
J".ina iew vorit...l.lverpool
Col Aniwerp...New York... Liverpool
Kaefe New v
IXJAn l W INK. IHIMh T 1.1 ITTn
Tuiiuwanda. lhllaila...,...Hiivaniiali...,-....Auiii IS
'onVOT Irillada Wllralngion...M -Aug. 2)
Ouldlng Hiar New Ynrk...Anplnwall Anit. Zil
ftlallN am Ijirw&rdMd liv .i.un... in .... i
Th. steamers ror or from Liverpool call at
Uoeenstown, except the Canadian line, whlnh call at
j-KMiuo.iu.-rry. i r.e Bt-amers lor or rrora the Conti
nent call at rtmittiaui pton.
CLEARED VSSTiunAV
Bohr Pbllanihrupisi, Warreu, Bosiou, l. Aadenrled k
Srlir Billow. Orosi, Boston, a0
Wt'r Cluster. JcmeB. New ork. W. P. nivdn ir
Bt'r ninmnnd State. Webb, Baltimore, a Uruvea Jr
Hi'r F. Franklin 1'leinon. Balllnmrtj. A. Oroves, jr '
Tug C'hf Rnneakn, MeiBbon, lor Havre de Grace, with
a low ol ImrgeB. W. p. Clyde ixt. ,
Tim Lockout. Alexander, lor Baltimore, with a tow Of
ABRIVlEt) YKSTERDAY.
BRbr H. A Ki nd. Am ,ld. from Purlljinfl with
to HtrutUers Bon. .
Hctr Controller. Evan. 6 days from AcROmao Va.
,llb lumber io Mi ore. Wheailev dm t.i.ht.,., '
8cbr Wm. Townseod, McNIci, 1 day from Frederics
Del., wlib grain to J as L. Bew.ey Alio "Je"ea.
-Clir ,iiim Hall. Maxon. 1 dav from k'nularlm n.i
Wllb grtn to Jbb. L. Hewloy 4 Co. ''
ciriirviuviB, r ox, i ay iroDi uaessa, Del , wllb Bruin
to Jn. L. Bn ley ft Co.
BCLrbarab Warren. Dracn. I dav from v.nnii.
tel., vt lcn uraln to J as. L. Bewley A Co.
Pchr Zmiave, ohort. 1 day from Fieaerlca, Del., with
grain io Jbs. L Bewley & Co.
ocnr riniow. uross. lrom tccKlana. witb Htnnn tn
captain.
richr western mar. crowen, irom Boston.
Bchr Jouatbnn May. Nenl. froia Ha I em.
(Steamer D. Utley. DavlB, 24 bourB from New York.
With mdse. to W. M BalrdACo.
ISU'aiuer E. C. Blddle. filoCll i. 21 hours from New
York, with mdse. to W. 1. Clyde fc Co.
Steamer rlarnli. Jones. Hours from New York.
With milne. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Tug LiHikout. Alexander, from Baltimore, with a
tow ol barxes to W. P. Clyde fe Co.
Tnir Chtsapeake. Merciinn. from Havre-de-Urace.
T. ith a tow ot barges to W. P. Clyde & Co.
. ... BI Ell ORAND A.
pniD COrCella. Klnif. fmm l.lvnrnml 9 if Vt Tnn. A,
Plilladeipbla. was spoken titti IdbU ut 4 84 hiu. 61 811.
fcblp Pawnee Auker, for Philadelphia, entered out
at l Iverpool 25ib ult
BMP r.Xtioumler. Wlmmorfi. from T.lvnrnnnl vrhfnh
was ashore at Welltle-1, Cape Cod, was got o vesier.
day and lowed to Boston. Bhe does not leak and hua
received tout little Injury,
steamship Uuuter, Itogers, henca, at Providence
otli lust.
hieamnhin propontid, lliKKlnsoD. at Liverpool 2sth
rill., from New York.
HteauibhlD Koiiian. Baker, hence, at iiosiou vaster-
dav.
rtarque l.BKPmiiB nooa, neDce ror Bremen, salledr
riom ruriHUJUiiiu uiu
Hanue Mbellleiu. J ay lor. nence via New York for
lallko. wHSBpoKen Z7in june, lai. hi iN., long 4(1 w.
Beraue J. L. J niermaun. rsornennuiut, iroujllremen
for Nt w vorn. was spoaen -aim un. lai, 43 u. ion. 4 I...
riaraue jNasnwanit, uikiao, ciearea a', fortiaud 7lii
lnHi. lor utienos ay res- not. i ir fiiuaaeipum.
Baraue HeevoKei. i.Busnearicas. iieuce. cleared at
nibruliar ltitli lilt, ror Venice.
BaiQtin Terpiiicliore, peiiersen, nence ror crousladt.
in ine aouua. tLiHinure, .hi uii.
Rtiir i ilia. iixv. Menne. at Hoston etn msi.
HcbrR t-UBBii McDevllt. and Beading BR. No .
hence, at New London Nth Inst.
Kchra A. H. Mavsev. B Eza'd. ana wm. joua street.
bei.ee. at wesmngion. J. c , xm innt.
Bcbr Daniel Holmes, liuywara, nence. at Alexan
dria f. h lllkt
t-rhr wm Dontieiiy, uuuter. iorrnnaao,puia saaea
from Alexandria 7ih.lnHU
Bohr El zabeih. JJoruer. nence, at rawiucset aiu
UiMiani.
hp it Fecnra. nence at Aiexanuria yesteraay.
hchrlsellle Potter, Burners, hence, at Daavers Sd
Bcbr Abbot Devereux. Rich, from Leghorn for Phi-
l.r aW.IiIa itbHhed iHUrHu.r ll.th Ult.
Bcbr W. B. Thomas. Wlnsmore, hence for Charles
ton wblcb put Into NorfolK In distress, resumed her
voyage (ith Inst., having repaired. .
Hchr uienwood. Lawteuce. beuca for New Bedford.
at New York sin inst.
rcbr Harau ciarK. urnnii, iruui ranui iur ror
l.H nini.i. o t Naw Vrtrtar hi h ITiBt
. . . . . . . , ...... tmm Tlnatnn . n n
Bn.lih. Barrett hence lor Lynn, at New York nth lost.
Mftn.a HnniwL siih. u)i it, u.uuc iu, .i,,. .
Pcbr Ann Karroo nence, at nicoruonu sio insi.
Bcbrs faniuel Castrer, Jr.. Robinson; Unas, P. Stlok-
n M.ihia- J. P. Cake. KpdicoU: and W. P. Phillips.
Pomers, cleared at Boston sth Inst., for Georgetown,
B. C. . ,
Bchr J. A. crawioru, suuaiejr, uii, av uaaveis
il!v,'I v at. Clair Edward. Colfax, cleared at Tina.
ton Sin InsL lor wumiugtuo, ss, u.
KOTtra TO MARINERS
The Harding's Ledge Bullboat will be taken from
tier Kiatlnn for a lew dava on or about the 12th Inst..
fur necessary repairs. er place win oe buppuhu oy
a 2d class Nun Buoy paintea Diaca,
Bcsion. August b, ieo.
AMUSEMENTS.
TXTALNUT STREET THEATRE, N. E. COU
VV per Ninth and Walnut streets. Begins at 8.
.T W; McDONOUOHM BLACK CROOK.
And Irlumphaut success ot the
uhInii VARialKSNK BALLET TROUPE.
TilE GKKATKST COMBINATION OF ARTISTS
MAD'LI.ES HORLACCHI. DIANI. LEAH. WIN-
Tin.. Al.f XANDKENA. ALBERTINE. BARUEP-
TA. AND PANZKIA.
' ,i'iiLi,uliilNll. 'PHFTjriI f!AH.f!AN.
Introduced aid arranged by .
GRAND TABLEAUX ANimiA RTLING EPFEOTS,
ANDTHE1K1PLE IKAWocUKasiivH rauewjii,
lOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY TI1EATRK.-
A KT H1RNOON.
HRFAT COMBINATION TROUPE.
In Grand Ballets, Ethiopian Burlesques, Bonga
Dan w. PanUimlmes. Oymnast aqm. to.
TT OBTICULTURAL HALL.
LJ JlNOltLKK'H PllOMKNADK CONCJiKTtJ.
' iVEBY MA'I'UHUAV ,
Vrim I to P. U.
TlckeU. 25 cents. Six for l. Forty for3. 8 6tuths3
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC
tTRCNCH STEAM
fj C O U It I N G.
no, is south eubvehtu stbbbt
AVD
O. Sl BACK ll'BBBIi 810 m
COAL.
T MIDDLFTON A CO., DEALBR3 IN
HS V jU r rutriH and KAULH VKIN
(XJAL. Kept dry under VAb1iljffiTu!i
fur lamllT nse. Yurd. NO. 12?8 WABtLLNU 1
Vtm, Nn. ai. WALNUT Htreas. 11
1 o H N CRUMP.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
ma. SIS ItODtiB ITBEETi All
HO. 17S ClIftMMUT TBJEKT,
aa PHJI.aDELPIIIA.
DRY GOODS.
LADIES ABOUT TO LEAVE THE
city for their oonntry house or tht sea-shore
will And it greatly to their advantage, before pur
ehaslnc elsewhere, to azaialne
The Extcnshe Stock, at Greatly Reduced
Prices, of '
B. M.
No. HOI
NEEDLCQ
& CO.,
STREET
OIIESNUT
GIRARD ROW,
Comprising a complete assortment for personal or
boost bold use, of
LACES, EMBROrDERIEft HANDKERCHIEFS
PUFFED, REVKBED AND TUCKED MOS
LIN3, CAMBRICS, JAOONKTS,
. . PIQUES, and WRITE GOUDS,
In every variety,
VEILS AND VEIL MATERIALS of every dencrlp.
tlon, together with an extensive assortment of
HOUSEHOLD LLNEAS,
A-T TEMPTING PRICES
In every width and quality,
BHrRTING.PILLOW-OASE, SHEETING, ATABLB
LINENS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES, FLANNELS,
DIMITIES FOR kPREADS, AND FTJHNI.
TUBE COVERS, MARSEILLES, HO
NEYCOMB, AND OTHER HPRKADS,
TOWELS AND TOWELLING IN
DAMAHK ANDHUCKABACK,
BOM MKR BLANKETS, TA
BLE COVERS, ETC
ALSO, SHIBTINO. PILLOW-CASE AND SHEET
ING MUSLINS.
S. (VS. fiEEDLCQ & CO.,
No. HOI OHE8NUT STREET,
. ! GIRARD ROW-
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE JUSTKICT COURT 07 TniC
JL UNITED STATK.S FOR TUHi JtASTERN Dl.
IN BANKRUPTCY, 2th Day of July, 1868 at Phlla
de Dlilu.
The uuoeislgned hereby gives notice of his appoint'
meut as ABKlgiieeol JLOevJ-:N.0 PaI ItltA N ks m pi.i.
iHdelphla.ln tliecountyot Philadelphia. and tbe State
oi r nmyivauiB, wnuiu saiu District, who hat been
arjudgen a bankrupt open bis own petlilou, by
THOHA W. PRICR",
. - j.. . No. BWI MINOR Street.
To the Creditors o bI1 BinkrnDt. 1 7 ZtiiRSL
ESTATE OF JOHN K. BHISGIIUliST,
Deceased.
i pliers testamentary on the estate ot said decedent
mi v in neen grauien to ine uniitirs'guea. an persons
li debleo Ilieieto will make payment, and tlioao
nuviLg cittiui atiamsi s.i m estate pr-seut li em to
ELJZHKTK BRIN-1IOKST, Kx?cutrlx.
Uo-Oiuit W.WAaittLH iCxeO'tor.
7 7 ta 6t No. 8 m FRANKLIN Street.
"IT STATE OF ANNA CATHARINE AMOS,
JJj Deaasea.
l.fciicis tesiuuientary having been granted to the
uudersigned lip jii ihu above J.ilnte. all persons lu-
ueoieu iiicreio wi i uae pa uiuut sua tuose Having
i;iuiiuo picatrui uivi m
JACOB el i hLMAH, K.xeciltor,
7 21 tu6t No. 21CU VIAii direct.
PRCFOSALS.
"PROPOSALS FOH FORAGE AND STRAW.
j
uki'ot wcahi KKM48TKH S Office. 1
WaHHIMiTIIN l 1 .Iillv It I r
PiUPOS LH AiwJl. INVll'EO. lrom resnouslnln
l-oriie , mini la ai. AUKUt 17, liiUt. Kir lliriil-lilug all
the LOHN, OAT?, HA V Bud RYE bTHAW(to boot
lirsi-olKSR unrchHUtable quaniy,) required at thlh
iiepin uuring ine jear commencing October 1, lsiii.
imruge auu bitiaw io be delivered moutbly, anywheru
lntou and Oeorgetuwn, aud a sma.l quautlty at
co uiern j-ii iiie. uu'i iu sutu quantities ana at suu
times as order-d lJ tno (Juartermaster la charge,
loin lo be delivered in good sacks, of about two
Dutneis eacn. uity six nonnds iu tne nun irm hi
iu like ssuks, ol ROi ut three bu.ibels each, ot not less
i nun ir niy-vnotwi poiinos io me ouiliel; Jluy and
biraw baled, and to welfb two thousand ( uo) pouuds
pt r ton. Bids will also be received for Hay uubaled.
Bidders wlil aia'e price ot sacks se parate, ol oatB
and corn per busbel, and of hav and straw ner ton.
We now use ahout eight ihou iund (' 00) bushels of
grain, one iiuuureu ana eigniy Kim)) ions or hay, and
thirty eighths) tons ol straw per month; but we re
fcerve the right lo iucieane or diminish that quantity
.'j uLic iuiiu, u.i ini jjw uuiiue, anu me cuu tractor
will be required to keep at lenst two months' miimiv
oflorsge and straw on haLd, aud to have apluveof
DOSlUtrbb IU illlS City.
uuaraoiees win ie nirnisnea witn each bid. In the
bvuiul , en thounaiid aoliars, signed by two responsi
ble tsureties, that the bidder win, if successful, within
ten dyi, altir his acceptance, execute a contract in
accordance with above requirements. The contractor
win oe requirea io exnioRon or ueiore tue 15th dav
of bepiember next satisfactory evidence that hn u
urepared to commence luitilllug contract.
i-ayaieiiis win uo maue mommy ior quantity or
rurage auu straw ueuveren ir id iiinns, or as soou
theiealter as funds are furnished for the
None to be paid for exct pt on receipt of tilo parties
to whom delivery bas been ordered.
A boLd In ttie sum or twenty thousand ($20,000) dol
lars, signed by hlmsell and two accepted sureties.
Will re required of tue successful bidder for the faun
lulfulhlmeutot Ids contract.
btionid me contractor fall to rurn sh tbe kind and
quauiliy if loragu a d s raw required. It will ue pur
thastd In open uiarketi aud ihe excess of cost charged
to him.
Ail bids will be anhml ted to the Quartermaster
General belore awardlus contract.
Proposals will be add rested to the nnderstcrnnd
marked "Proposals for Forage," and bidders are lu-
Vlea to De prekeut at me opening oi mut.
kv oruer ut tuc uuaiteruiltnier.ueuerai,
J. C McFERRAN,
a H 12t Deoutv Uuarieruiaster-UanMral.
Bvt. Brig -Pen U. a A., and Depot tjoaiteimaster.
u.
S. ENGINEER OFFICE,
NO. 27 WEST HOUSTON STREET,
Sealed Proposals will be received at ihls ollloenutli
UKW 1 OltK.. AUUllHt D. ItnS. I
12 noon Ol bATURDA Y, Bepiember 5, Una, for the
removal oi tue wracn or tne steamer Scotland, situ-,
med In the bouth Channel, near baudv llook. N. J.
Tne wiecg auu an material pertaining to tne vessel
most be removed to a dtpui or at least Ziy, leet mean
low water, and uo portion sbtll again be deposited,
after rtriu'ivt", n r u,8u nniri tuni
The work must oe compietea oy December l, I8G9.
The wreck will be divided Into three sections bv
dividing tue space from the bow to tbe stem Into
three t) cquai portions, wuenme met section, be
ginning at the trw, has been removed to 'the pre-x-riheu
deolh. and according to tba foresalnv oondl
tli ns, one-quarter oi tue supuiatea price ror tne re
moval will be paid: when the second section bas heen
removed, ODe-quarier of the price, as above, will be
paid, and Wnen the th'rd section has been removed,
the balar.ee ol the stipulated sum will be paid: pro
vided that the werk bait be prosecuted and tinlshed
in rhi nrner auove aivtn.
Proposals must state the snm In full for which the
parlies propose to do Ibe entire wo k; and must be
eccpiupauita vy iuriruidh ui iww cvojoutiium per
miH that the bidder will duly execnte a coutracL
Tbe proposals aud guarantee will be of the term to
be out ui neo at mm uiuce.
No bids exceeding one hundred thousand dollars
vi.1 he tutenalued. JOHN NKVV ION,
LlrDteuant-Coioutl of Kait nuera.
LirDteuant-Coloutl of Kngineers.
86 Ot
Brevtt Major -Ueueral U. B. A.
ETITLER. WEAVER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS Of
MANILLA AND TARRED CORDAGE, C0RD3
TWINES, ETC.,
jSo. 23 fortn WATKR street, and
No. U North DKLA WAJAK Avenue,
Sfaiiunnt.PHiA.
KdWiw E. yrrLBBi Miobabl Wxavu,
Cow bad y. utat hi ita. 1 144
w
won
IRE GUARDS,
TOBB FBONTi, ASYIiUMS, TA.C-
lOBIIUS, ETC.
Patent Wire Ratling, Iron Bedsteada, Ornament
Wire Work, Paper Makerg' Wire, and every variety
Of WU Work, manuraotureo of
n. nAiiHt.11 a ion,
mwtl No 11 Nortn HIXTH HUrant
1-FNNSVLVAMA HOSPITAL.
X PHii.ADKi.r'mA, January t8,188.
1 ne attenmng wt .10.
B. Morris Wain. H". 148 Mouth Delaware avenue.
a,i..i.,i. u Hiirie. No. 158 Douk BLreeL.
Attending phjslciau Dr. J. M. Da Costa, No, luol
Bpruce strteU . ... . , . .1
a Munfiinir Hnrreons Dr. Addlnell Hewson. No. 138
fJoulb Fliieeoih sueet; Dr. D, Hayes Aguew, No l
North Kleventb street.
The Phslclana aud Murgeous attend at the Hospi
tal every day (nuuu mu'iikuj, hj rauniva appii-
null..ri L.w ,inilHllUU. 1
Persons seriously tujnred by aooldeut are always
admitted U brui'g'" w ue xiuepiuu lumwuinwi;
Utareawx. XT
insurance companies,
FirE Insurance.
LlTcrpooL and LondoN &d GlobE
InsurancE CompanYi
A8HETS
SEVENTEEN MILLIONS.
Short Term, Terpelual, Floating, and Rent
rollclcs Issned on faver&blo terms.
Offlce, No. C MERCHANTS' EXCHASUE.
AT WOOD SMITH. ,
IB m GENERAL AGENT.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY" IN'STJU
A NCE COMPANY . IacorporaUtd by the Legit,
lure of Pennsylvania, itsSA,
Offlce, Bontheast corner THIRD and WALNUT
MARINlfi INHUHiisURfl
On Vessels, Cargo, ud Freight, to ail partaot tl
. World.
INUANJU INSURANCES
On Goods, by river, canal, lake, and laud carriages to
ail parte of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On merchandise geuerally.
Ou Btorea, swelling nuura.Dio,
ASSETS OF TUB COM PAST
NornniHir 1. Ir67.
MO,C0O United htatee Five Per Cent.
Loan. lu-4un,
201,000'00
lMi.OtH) United biates live Per Ceut.
. Ioan, 1HH1
BO.OUO United 8tata7-io Per Cent. Loan
Treasurr Notes
r!.000 State of Pennsylvania blx Per
Cent. Loan
129,000 City ofPhlladtlphlablx Percent.
Loan (exempt Irom tax)
59,000 Btate ol New Jersey Bix Per Cent
Lrf.an
SO 000 Pennsylvania Kaliroad First
Moitgage tilx Per Cent. Bondx.
25,000. Pennsylvania Railroad, Hetond
Mortgagnr-lx Percent. Bonds.
25,000 Western Pennsylvania Railioad
blx Pert out. Bonds ( Pennsyl
vania Rallroal guaranteed)...
80,000 Mate ot Tenntsase Five per
Ceut. Loans....
7000 Btate of Teuneaaae blx Percent.
IiOan...H
5,000,800 shares stock of Oermantovn
Oas Company (principal aud
Interest enarnuteed by tbe
oliy of Pblladeli'hlaj....- M
7C0 160 bhares block or Pennsylva
nia Kaliroad Company.
8,000 lCOHhareebtiicltof North Penn
sylvania Kaliroad Company
20,000 80 Bhares Stock Philadelphia
and Southern Mall bteamshlp
Company -
201,900 Loans on Bonds and Horrgage,
first Ileus on City Property
184.400U0
52.S62'50
210 070 00
125,0 00
61.000'00
19,800t)0
23.87S0O
20,00000
18.000-00
4270-00
15.000-00
7,800-00
8,000 "00
lS.OOO'M)
20l,!0f,00
(l,101,lu0 ar. Market value, l,ti'2,8W60
P.eal Estate. M 86.000-00
jiim neceivaoie lor iuhuruuee
niKde..... S18.138 87
Aairnes due ut Ageue ei rVe
mliinis ou Murine Policies
Arnrnnd .nri.i4.wt. m.d i.t.lir
debts dun the Cinjpany lo.''tW
ti.-& uuur-cripnr suuury iosM-
.v. t m r "o u; estimateu vame o.ui uu
t-ash la Diawer..M aits'6.
ti &o7,ti03'ld
DIItEtORS-.
Thomp C. Hard.
Jl.hu C. lbLVln
Jhium CI. TT An
ttatuuel K, btohos,
James Traquatr,
WlllUm O. Ludwig,
Jitoob P. Joiu m,
James B. McFarlund,
Joshua P. Kyro,
John D. la lor,
fcpeucer Wcllvalne,
Henry C. Dallett, Jr.,
George W. Bornardou,
EOmnnd A. Souder.
Joseph II. Beal,
j iieopnuiis Paulding
-11 n . v, ni(
7..dn-ftri1 liuillni.inM
John H, Penrose,
H. Jones Brooke,
Henry (-loan,
(JeorKeO. Leiper,
w niiMiu o. Bonnon,
i. v. aiotgau, Pittsburg.
J, B heuiple, '
n !... u
jaooo itiegel,
TirOMAS t 11.1 n 'ci...tn...
JOHN C. DAVIS, Vice-President.
HENRY LYL1UJKN. Hecrelary. e x ceoiuuuti
HitNRY BALL. Asxlstaut becretary. 12 80
I5r)""1IAllT1SK rKitrET UAL.
IniuKEin Fire Insurance Co.
OF rillltADEttPsiIA.
OFFICK:
fios. 435 aud 437 CUESNUT, STREET.
ON JANCABV 1. 1888,
CAPITAL...
9100,00000
A CCli L ED H UltrL I S
i.01,S3'8)
i.tst.sio-ao
INCOME FOR 1868
rSEUJ VMS.
UNSETTLED C'LiIMIS.
93e,uoo-Otf.
itjsiiE rAin since isao ov;n
5 500,000.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms.
DIRKCnOR'i.
CVarles N. Bancker,
George Fales,
Alfrwi Filler.
Tobias wagnet,
baiuiiel (Jraut,
Ueorge W. Richards,
Francis W. 1,9 wis. M,D
rbomaa Sparks,
Isaac XAa,
William H. urant.
CHARLES N. BANOXER. Pirnlrtnnl.
OfcOlldtM FaLKw, Vloe-Preuldent.
JAB. W. McALLlbfilt, tleoielary pro leiu.
Kiceol at Lexington. Kentnckv. this Comnanv h.a
UO Agewtiiea rvs 01 fitutuurg. Izl
N8URE AT HOME
IN TUB
renn Mutual Llfo - Insurance
COMPANY,
No. D21 CUESNUT St., Philadelphia.
AS&ETb), S,0O0,OOr.
CHARTERED BY OUR OWN STATE.
MANAGED BT OUB WM CITIZENS.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
POLICIES ISSUED ON TABIOITS PEAKS.
Applications may be made at the Home Offlce, and at
the Agencies tnrouguoui tne mate, ; i luj
J AMT.fi TBA41CAIB. PRESIDENT
SJA91VE1. E. MTU14EM .VJCIiPRE'-IDaNT
jHff. W. HOBNOB A. V. P. and ACTUARY
1IOBATIO M. KlcrUEHI,.,., BIlCRBTARY
I t-1
H
I
liUVlDEST LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
" HV PHILADELPHIA.! A
Mo. in a Fourth ntreel
1KOOKPORATKD o MONTH, , 185.
, CAPITAL, i6u,U0U r AID In.
lYisnrance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; I
in or tu year 1 remlums, Non-forteliure.
Wrnullles grauled on favorable terms.
T.rm Poiiules. Children's Kndowmeuts.
This Corupany.whlle giving thelnBured the security
ot a paid-up Capital, will divide the entire prouu.oJ
the jl le UUHIUIWD iiuuui kuo pviii.jr uuiuoih
Monevs received at luterest and paid on demand.
Authorized by the charter to execute Trusts, and
to act an executor or Auminiairaior, Jtssignee, or
Unardlan.aud In othenndaciary capacities, under ap
Dolutuientol any Court of this Commonwealth, or
n A. nurti.nl. If hniM nr.ll.ln rw. rrvi. - .
any vmwu u ""'- rwuv w wirwim
itrnv4nui.
BAMUKLB.SHIPLKV.
IIKNRY HAINR8,
T. WH4TAR BROrVN,
W. O. LONUHTM K I'H,
WILLIAM UiillfllR.
ltlt'HAKDWOOD.
CUAKLltB It. COFFIN.
oAMUKLB.blllPLKY. ROWLAND PARRY.
President. Actuary,
W1LL1A M J. AAJJwoiitJl.i a. v lun-i-rmiuent.
THOM AH W 1HTAK. M. !.. J. B. TOWNbKMD.
7 27 Medical Kxamlner, Legal Adviser,
DHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OP
iNOORPOKATKD 1SO CHARTER PERPETUAL,
NoT 'HA W AIJn UT Btreet, opposite the Kxoh snga.
This Company Insures from loaa or damage by
Fl I Hi.
nn liberal terms on bnlldlugs, merchandise, furnltnr
etc" for limited periods, aud permaueully on build,
tin' by deposit of preiuluuis.
The Ctinirany has been In active operation for more
tba" B1XT Y YfcKS, during which ail loase have
"ten "uiiIui.cT6Ka
. v ml.. I I lav 1,1 1
John L. Hodge,
Itvll r.wk
M. B Mahooy, .
John T. Lewis,
William b. Uranl,
Robert W. Learning,
Buujamlu Kiting,
Thomas H. Power.
A. H. Mclleury,
d r lullllnn.
D. Clark wnarw-u
tUi
Is. Jr
bamuel Wilcox,
Lawrence Lew
wis. jr. i j r.ia u. rnorria.
iiiuM TL. v rifiu irub.u. VmalrlenL
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TILLiriGHAST & HILT'8
IKSUBAKCE ROOMS,
No. 409 WALNUT St.
AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS OR
Home Fire Insurance Company,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
SprlngHcltl Fire and Marino Ins. Co.,
BPRINUFIELD, MASS,
Tonkcrs and Kcw York Insurance Co.,
NEW YORK
reoples' Fire Insurance Company, .
WORCESTER, MASS.,
Atlantic FIro and Marine Insnrance Co.,
PROVIDENCE. R. T.
Gnardian Fire Insurance Company,
. NEWTOBK
Limibcrnian's Fire Insurance Co.,
T CHICAGO, ILL
Insnrance effected at LOWEST RATE),
AH losses promptly and liberally adjusted at their
Odec, No. 409 WALNUT Street,
t9i PHILADELPHIA,
INSURE AT HOME.
GUARDIAN FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COiLPANr, '
Uo. 420 WALNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA. .
CHARTERED CAPITAL, - - $500,000
TAIl) IN CAPITAL, - . . ,3100,000
NO LOSSES OK DEBTS.
Insure against loss or damage by Fire on sminm..
Merchandise, Honcenold Fnrnlture, and aU other
Insurable property, and also take Marine, Canal
aud Inland Navigation Risks at the lowest rate. ooa'.
".stent witn security,
W. E. O-tffcNa. Preeldenl.
KATHAN HAINEB. Bocrotary. . 8i8ln,
JJEAJ. B. O BRYON, Surrey ,
DliiKi-TOlUi.
Wm. K. Owens:
Arthur Maglnnla,
lion. Geo, V, Lawrence,
L.on. Stephen T. w llson,
tv mm. n.iouuur.
Di. M. McKTven,
Na.han Haines,
l bomas Wlnlams, '
Howard A. Mickle,
I. rfeujp Bartlett.
Ciuaa. K. McDonald.
j.iues v. -ft.ira,
it. O. Worthlneton.
Wm. K t'reasaui
.onn BD'ica.
Iialnaid iS. orattan,
JKBOBANCE QOMPA ii-Y
NORTH AMERICA,
No. 232 WALNUT STREET, PHILaDa.
INCORPORATED 1794. CHARTER PERPETUAt,
lZarlno, Is-laad, and Fire iB
ASSETS JANUARY 1. 1868. . Mnmo,.
$20,000,000 Loesea Paid In Cash Sbioa ill
Vlk(UUaHMVU
DiRtcroRa
Arihnr U. rinftln
HKiuuel W. Jouue,
John A. Brown,
Charles Taylor,
Ambrose White,
Wllllum Welsh,
Richard D. Wood,
W. Morris Wain,
oeorgeL. Harrison.
fr anr.it u i ..... vu
Kdward H. Trotter,
.tdward (s. Clarke.
T. Chariton Henry. '
Alfred D. JessupT'
John P. U'i,ii."
Louis C Madeira.
Ch4rl Precry: " IN'
auajaaah. mmaiiiw, xiarrisnnrsr. pi. rumrt-a
Agent lor the Hiateoi Pennsylvania. ' iS"
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. TH E
PUJtNBY.VANIa fikk insurance OUM.
PAHY-Inoorpjrated lZ6-Chartr PeToMn-Nrt
6111 WALNUT Btreet, opposite Independence rtouES
This Oomoauy. favorably Ir n , 5?."a.r!
for over forty years, continues to Insure against loaa
uruuiuaao ujr u, on ruoiio or Private Rulldlngs.
either permanently or tor a limits .-i"J
Purnlture, blocks of Goods, and Merchandise Kena.
rally, on liberal terms. " U,B en
Their Capital, together with a large Snnjlna FnnnV
is investea in tne most carerui manner, which ana.
blee them to offer to tne Insured an nndonbSsd S
rltv 1" Uie case of losa, wa
DlBIWlUtti.
Daniel 8m 1th, Jr., John Devernnr.
Alexander Bensoa, I Thomas BmltuT
Isaac Hasleburst, Henry Lewis, '
Thomas Bobbins., I I, Ullllngham FelL ,
Daniel Haddock, Jr.
DANiitL smith, Ja Prealdent;
JW nxiAit B. Cbowxxx. Becretary. to
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS.&O
H. S. K. C.
Harris' Seamless Kid Gloves.
EVEBT PAIB W ABB ANTED.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR GENTS' GLOYEs!
J. W. SCOTT t CO., :
627rp NO. 814 CHEN HUT STBEET,
J3 ATENT SIIOULDEK-BEAll
xsxxsx nianiiiat;ivni
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISBINO ST0BB.
PFHPEOT FITTING BHIRT8 AND DRAWERS
made Irom measurement at very short notice. ,
All other articles ot U&NTLJUMEN'ti DREa
GCOiBlnlnll variety- .
No. 7oaCHi24NUT Btreet.
GAS FIXTURES.
JOHN J. WXJlVIB. J. BELLKB8 PBNNOCK,
W
EAVEK & PEN NOCK,
PLUMBERS, GAB AND STEAM FITTERS,
No. 87 NORTH SEVENTH STREET, ,
Philadelphia,
Country Beats fitted np with Gas and Water. In first
claas style. An assortment ol Brass and Iron LIU and
Force Pumps constantly on hand ,
LKAD BURNING AND CHEMICAL PLUMBING.
N. B. Wa er Wheels supplied to the trade and
others at reasonable prlutj. 7 SI lm
A B F I i T V K B 8,
uiaSSCr, MBRRILL A THAC1LABA,
No. VlS OHKHNUT Street.
manufaotnren of Gas fixtures. Lamps, etc., ato.
would call the attention of the public to their large and
elegant assortment ol Oas Chandeliers, Pendants,
Br tu seta, etc. Tbey also Introduce gaa-plpea Into
dwellings and pnbllo buildings, and alkmd to ex tends
lug, altering, and repairing gas-pipe..
All ,
I work warranted.
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GROCERIES, ETC.
T
0 FAMILIES RESIDING IN TUB RURAL
DISTRICTS.
We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply families
at their eonntr residences witn every description of
FINK GROCERIES, TEAS, ETC.,
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Dealer In Fine Grooerlea;
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