TEE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 18G8.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF QTTARTKR BICWOHTS. Allison, P..
William R, Buddlsaan, Frosanntlng Attorney.
Tbere wh ft Terr large attendance opoa onrl thin
morning; there being la top dork quite ft tin anber of
firlsonere applying for Justice. Home twenty-fire or
blrty 01 tbese ftftt bndified together la the dock, Are
matronly females occupying tb front seats and tbe
remainder consisting of main ot ftU ages, oolora,
dresses, and countenance.
OeorgeHcbroeder pleaded entity to the ehar-e or
the larceny of sew ral Testa Irom hi employer, for
whom b. bad worked eleyen years. Hit guilt wa
discovered through a pawn broker, at wnose oUloe be
had lelttharn In pledge. ......
KllenCrail wa tried for the larceny of bed -cloth.
Ingrained at A and belonging to Mary Andrews.
Tbe pmeecolrlx alleged that she rentad a furnished
room to the prisoner, requiring ber to keep It clean
and the bedding washed. The prisoner lelt the
bouse one morning Tery eaily wltb a bundle contain
ing several sheets, blankeie, etc; and a few days
rierwaroa they war found at tbe room of ber
later.
Tbe poor woman who appeared all atone, and
haying no Ofinnsel engaged to represent her, elated to
tbe Jury tbat. a wae ner custom and ber duty, by the
agreement With her landlady, a he bad taken these
article out to be washed, and not with the Intention
of appropriating them dishonestly. When going from
the bouse she met tbe prosecutrix and spoke to her,
and had no Idea Miat she was suspected of wrong,
until an oflloer arrested ber aid took h tr bundle
from ber,
Tbe Alderman demanded 9)000 ball, which ah was
Utterly nnahle to procure, the oonaequence blng that
she was compelled to go to Ptlaon. Trie proteuutrix
also said the prisoner bad made overtures to a setM
ment. which the latter denied. Tb Jury rendered a
verdict of not gulliy.
'William Tliuiras. decidedly black, wai convicted
Of a charge of stealing four pounds of nutmegs,
valued ai ft. Leaving the sore of bis emp'oyer oue
evening be filled bis Dooaets with nuun -g. Intending
to nave a lemonade carous with his irlendn. When
the loss vi discovered, an oftlcer was sent for him
and found tbe goods upon blui. He stated tbat be
bad taken them roradehtdue him from his employ
ers, but he now believed hlmse'f wrong In blare nedy,
and If left off Ibis time promised 10 pay the expenses
and do belter In the future, wblcb, however, availed
nothing.
Jacob Hogarth, a German on the shady side of life,
was tried upon tbe charge of tbe larceny of shoes. It
wasteful Hed tbat ontbeAih of August a lot of shoe,
was received at a Market street house, and wutle
theyweie being opened and assorted It was dis
covered that a number of them had b ten stolen. In
formation was lodged with an olllcer who was ie4 by
circumatanoes to search the prisoner's bouse, where
tbe shoes were found. Tbe prisoner told the olllcer
tbat be bad bought them at a certain p ace, wblcb,
bowever, when Tooted lor could not befoaud. Tbe
defendant offered no testimony.
Tbe Judge instructed the Jnrv tbat when good
Were stolen, and afterwards found In the posiexslon of
another, unless that possession was explained to be
honest, the law ermnmed It to b" otherwise, and th at
person wae supposed to be tbe thief. The Jury with
out hesitation convicted.
William mib end William Simpson, both colored,
werec nvloted upon tbe same principle, of the lar
renvofa basket of peaches, which wer stolen from
tbe wharf and fonnd la their p ossesslon. 8mlth ex
plained mat ce nao oen empioyea oy man wno
was a stranger to him to oarry them from tbe wharf;
but ot tbla he could make no proof
JCdwiD Ball, a joung mau. pleaded guilty to a
Charge of entering the honse at 'he Northwest corner
of Richmond and Palmer streets, witn Intent to
teal, having been caught by the proprietor tripping
lightly behind tbe counter ol the shop, wblcb was
then dark.
Mr. Scovel and Cong-reins.
We make) room for a statesman's opinion ol
Hon. James M. Soovel, contained In tula letter
from Hon. Jobn Hickman:
Wwvr Chbstr. Pa , Sent. II, 1868. My bear
Boovel: Why did yon write your letter of tbe
tb to tbe I am dissatisfied wltb It, for
tbe reason tbat It does injustice to tbat manly
trait in yoor character posUlvenesg. You are
one of tbe few men known to me who ought to
fo to Congress; and you should have said, "Yes,
Intend to go, or the people cannot long be de
ceived a to their friends; and they will send me."
It I were a voter In our district I should Insist
upon your nomination and election. Tbere
never was a period in American history when
Representatives of your make-up were more
needed In tbe councils of tbe nation. Your
kindness, I know, will pardon my frankness, as
I am truly yours, John Hickman.
Hon. James M. Scovel.
. LonrsviLbH, Sept. 10, IMS.
Mis. & H. Pbttimqill a Co., No. ST Park Bow,
New Tork, and No. 10 State street, Boston, are onr
agents for the East, and specially authorised to eon
traot for advertising In "The Courier" at our'lowest
cash rates.
Eastern booses desirous of advertising In "Tbe
Courier" are requested to contract through them.
W. N. Haldkman, Proprietor "Oaurler."
CITY ITEMS.
Naw Btvlm Fall Cloth ino. In store and receiv
ing oally also, new and choice styles In the pleoe to
be made op to order. Great bargains, in Bummer
Goods, ready made or made to ordar. Style, fit, and
-workmanahip of our garments surpassed by none,
equalled by few.
11 prlcea guaranteed lower tban the lowest else
where, and loll satisfaction guaranteed to every pur
chaser, er the sale oauoelled and money refunded.
MaM-way between ) Bmnnktt k Uo ,
CUrCtKTXeCI.S SIS mABKBT OT.,
PHfXABBXPHIA,
AMD 400 BaOAbWAY, NAW YOAK.
. THAT POBP.
DOOKBAL.
There was once a rat-tan terrier pnrp.
And a fat little fellow was he;
With a bright blaok eye be was quick and spry
As any tan terrier could be.
This stout rat-tan terrier purp,
As yon will presently see,
Was brought to grief and bis life made brief,
By tbe bite of a murderous flea.
One day this rat-tan terrier purp,
Wltb bU tall ot the stumpiest kind,
.Near a rat-bole sat, as still as a cat,
When be felt a sharp pain behind.
. Quick as thought this rat-tan terrier purp
- Made a dasb for the foe In the rear;
But be was so fat be could not get at
The spot by half an Inch clear.
Then this beantlfnl rat-tan terrier purp
Did worry and twist and turn,
Till nought ooold yon see of this terrier purp
But an Inch of his tall astern,
1 ' . Now tbat was bow this terrier pnrp
Was killed by a llea-blte severe;
Bit bis master goes to Btokes & Co.'s,
Where fashionable clothing appear,
At No. 824 Chtsnut street.
. Has mi Bommu EMrc.BBi.BS YouT Nine oat of
'very ten to whom this question is addressed, 11 they
answer It candidly, will answer It In the affirmative.
Some may reply to 11 from a sick bed; others, of a
stronger constitution and greater powers of endur
ance, may only experience a slight lassitude as the
conseqnence of tbe torrid season. Bat some portion
bf tbe vitality of human beings oor.es out of them
under the pressnre of great and continuous beat, and
the sooner the loss Is completely repaired, the less
usoeptlble will tbe system be to tbe unhealthy Influ
ence of tbe Fall malaria.
Tbe most genial and wholesome tonlo that baa ever
been offered to man as a means of reciulting bis ex
hausted strength, and fortifying him against the at
tacks of disease Is HOflTBTTBB'S STOMACH BlTTHM.
Taken at Ibis season It is a perfect safeguard against
Intermittent fever, bilious affections, and all the epi
demics wblcb follow close upon the expiration or
the summer. " It Is an Invlgorant and alterative with
out any of 'be drawbacks wblcb attach to mere
stimulants, and Is the only preparation of the kind
which a conscientious ph'elolao would feel Inclined
to prescribe for ladies In delicate health. Nothing
ean be more pure, more harmless, more certain to re
store the vigor of the system permanently and
thoroughly, without exciting the pn'se or the brala
Tbb ,'Nbw BapcBLia" A live literary Family
Newspaper, pobl lahed at Camden, ST. J. I an excel
lent advertising medium, circulating In West and
South Jersey. Sample copies sent upon receipt ol
five cents. Terms 2-oo per jear in advance. Sub
scriptions and advertisements, a limited number
only of wblub appear, solicited. Job printing, band
bll'e, etc, printed on the briefest notice.
H. Ii. B0N8ALL, Publisher.
JBWBLBT.-Mr. William W. Oaaaldy, Mo. U Sooth
Beooud street, baa tbe largest and most attractive
assortment of one Jewelry and silverware in the oity.
Purchasers can rely npon obtaining a real, pure am
cle furnished at m price which cannot be equalled ,
Ha also has a large stock of American watches In all
varieties and at all prices. A visit to bis store U sure
to result In pleasure and profit.
-n.rwv the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read Thb
Kvkmins Tlaxosaph. at HUUnan'a News Staqd, at
Norih Pennsylvania Depot.
CNFARAT.Lltr.BD RAILROAD PROORKSS. The PAOlflO
Railroad hastens towards completion. No peaoeful
enterprise of ancient or modern times was ever
prosecuted with such energy and peraiatenoe. The
two monntaln ranges of tbe continent have been suc
cessfully erossed, and within a year we shall have
unbroken communication between New York and
San rat Cisco. At the latest dates tbere rsmalned
only a gap of S10 miles between tbe Km tern and
Western portions, a be line is being extended from
both directions as last as labor and means can grade
and lay tbe track tbe Central raolOo Company hav
'ng putdown six miles In a single day, By tbe close
of tbla year It Is thought the gap can be redaoed to
less than 800 miles, possibly to less than 200. Tbus
far, tbe Central Paclflo Comrauy have sold their own
First Mortgage Bonds as rast or fatter than they re
ceived the corresponding United States Bonds on the
road built, and in some cases It has been necessary to
Issue Certificates calling for the former, as soon as
the Company could deliver them. It la not Impsobs-
ble, therefore, that the whole of tbelr Firs. Mortgage
Loan will be disposed of before tbe through conneo
tlon Is made, and perhaps before January next. The
advantages of these Bonds, as well as maoh Informa
tion concerning tbe road, is set forth in our advertis
ing co lam us of this lssns.
Warm Wkatbkb and Sick mess. Individuals suf
lerlngfrom affections of the Liver, Kidneys, general
derangement of the system, with prentratlsgdeblllty,
win una Npeer's "Standard Wine Bitters" to be the
best suited to tbelr ailments. They are really "(Hut
dufrt" tbe useful with tbe agreeable simply the pure
Juice of tbe grape, mads bitter with the most simple
berbi ana roots. Hold by Druggists.
It is well to get clear ot a Cold the first week, but
it is much better and safer to rid yourself of It the
first forty-eight hours the proper remedy for the
purpose being Db. Jatne's Expectorant, Sold by
all Druggists.
Finb Custom-Mads Boots astd Shobs for Gen.
tlemen. Bartiett, No. 88 South Sixth street, above
Oheannt,
Trknwith has all manner or Interesting Journals
nldl.tpl.l. hinnw t. Mr.,l)lll.tB murra.ln... . . . .
to sopply every citizen, gnat or small. In our city,
lie has a knack, tio.oi furnishing bis patrons with
tLe Mew York paper before the malls arrivn iht
tspeclaily commendable. His emporium, at No, 107
S. Third street, is completely stocked.
AUTUMNAL ATT IBS
FOB
QEKTLEMEN A NO JUVENILLS.
WA NA MAKER is BROWN.
MABBIEO.
DAVI8-VAN8CIVKR. AUauit 19. 1RM. bv the
Bev. Arthur Thomas, WILLIAM. (J. DAVIS, of Phi
ladelphia, to Was MAJaY A.YANSUiVJU,of Cam
den, N. J.
DIED.
CLAKK. On the 12lh Instant, B 1MTJKL CLARK.
Tbe relative and male Irienaa or me umn. ra
sped fully invited to attend bis funeral, from tbe resi
dence 01 bis father, Ueorge Oia'k, near Hoimeeburg,
Xwenty-tblrd ward, on Tuesday, tne I5'.n Instant, at
12 o'clock JM., without further notloe. To proceed to
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Carrlates w.il be in walling at
ouiuiwui9 Dwubi, rniiaqeipniB ana Traaiua Atall-
road, for the train which leaves Kensington .Depot at
10 15 A.M.
DE HAVEN. On the 10th Instant. Mrs. M. A. TR
HAVEN, wile of CharUa K. De Haven, in tbe 43d year
of ber age.
Tbe relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited te attend ber funeral, from tbe residence
of ber husband, corner of Broadway and Urldge ave
nue, Camden, N. J on Monday, tbe 14th Instaut.at 10
o'clock. To proceed to lurel 11111. (New York
papers please copy.)
KERN. On tbe lath Instant, CHARLES WILLIAM
KJtKN, Sr., aged 62 years 6 months and 10 days.
The relatives and mends 01 ilk tuuiilv. hIhh the no
CIU TJ, J. JIT, X. U. Ul Vi f ,, VIID f UU.UUUl tfcfl
Tribe, No. 6, 1. 0, of it. M.j and the Humbuldt Looge,
No. 1. O, ol H. S., are reiectfully Invited to atteud
bis funeral, on Wednesday arternoon at 8 o'clock,
from bis late lenldence, No. 311 Tyler street, between
Marriott auu utrpeuier, ueiow 2 ourtn
PAUL.-On tbe 12th Instant. A. MORRISON PATTr.
In tbe 88th year of his age.
Tbe male relatives and friends of tbe family a-e re
spectrully Invited to attend tbe funeral, from bla late
residence, mo itct wooa a-.reet. on weauesaay after
noon, the lSib instant, at o'clock. Interment at Lau
rel um.
BTEVKNR. In Paris, on the 7th of Aueust. id
WIN A. fcTJLVENM, of Hoboken, N. J.
Tbe friends 01 tne family are Invited to attend bis
fnneral.from St. Paui'aCburcb, Hjboken.on Wednes
day, the lath lnatant. at j o'clock P. M.
1 1 1 11.
BLACK SERQES FOR MOURNING
dresses!
Just received, two cases of Black Woollen Serges.
Also. Black Drap de Almas,
BlACk Satin de Cblnes.
Blaak Belgian Cords.
Black Cambridge Cords.
Black Pacba Mubalrs.
Black Alpaca Cretonnes.
Black Veiour Buses, etc
BESSON A SON.
Mourning Dry Goods House,
9 14 8 No. SIS CHE3NUT Street.
POLITICAL.
MEBIO A
I?
Life Insurance Company,
Of Philadelphia.
8. E. Corner Foortl. and Walnut Streets
y TV InttUulion hat no tuperiorin the United
State 010
POLITICAL.
H
K ADQ UAHTEKB
INVINCIBLES.
ORDER NO. 6.
REPUBLICAN
I. Tbe Club will assemble
TUESDAY. Sept. 15, at 7 o'clock, P. M.,
frr Parade and to attend tbe Demonstration for
Orant, Culfaa, and tbe whole Union Kepubltcau
ticket, at tbe Union League Hcnse, Broad Btreet.
By order ot BKNJ. L. TAYLOtt,
Chief Marshal,
UD "' A-'-taul Marsbato. , u
NINTH WARD GRANT AND COLFAX CAM
PAIGN CLUH. The Club will atit.n i tne Qraud
Xemoustration on TUkMOAY EVKNINU. Members
of tbe Club, and all Ke-ubilcau cltl"h or tbe Ward,
will ensemble at bdunartera MABKKTaud MICH
KICK streets, on Turday evenlug. 7 o'clock (abarp).
Equipments will be iurolshed. Went Philadelphia
Band tke notios.
By order of LEWI J D. BAUQII, Marshal.
jouZ ""noh.m. MbaU.
DaVIO BElTI.Ba Iv.mhal'i A Ma.
Cvatis HoBwit. ) Marshal s Atas. 9 14 it
FOURTEENTH WARD, SPK1NO GARDEN
HALL. A meeting of the REPUBLICAN CAM
PAIGN CLUB will be held on MONDAY EVENING,
September 14, at 7,' o'clock, P. M.
Th mettlng will be addressed by CHARLEs
GIBBONS, Esq.
The oitisens of the Ward are Invited to attend.
By order of the Club,
JOHN HANNA, President
GEORGE Q, LOUDEN, 1
THOMAS K, BIUAJLOW.J BecreUrles, , u ,t
ycnr.ioNT has spokcni
PENNSYLVANIA WILL SPEAK!
"LET US HAVE PEACE.'
GRANT. COLFAX.
Patriots Iiotli, and Both for Peace.
UNION LEAGUE
GRAND MASS MEETING,
The National Republican CltVens of Philadelphia
fritcds ol HUMAN RIG dTH, of EtiUAL LAWd, of
the DIGNI 4 Y OK LABOR, and of GOOD WILL TO
ALL, will meet In front of tbe
UNION LEAGUE HOUSE,
BROAD STSEKT,
On Tuesday Evening, Sept. 15,
AT EIGHT O'CLODK,
Toreannouocetbe ORE T PRINCIPLES OF THE
PARTY; to assure the
Honest 1'ajmcnt of the National Debt;
To strive for XCONOMY In every Department o
Government, and lor protection of AMERICAN IN
DUoTRY; to advocate efficient defense, the world
over, of all
Americans, Native or Naturalized;
To nerve one atother for trie struggle In Ootober
and November, wltn DEMOCRACY and their RK.
BEL FRIEND9;to malntala peace by dalDg etsct
JUbTICElO ALL, and to promote the UNITY,
BAPPINKSS, and PROSPERITY of our country by
the TRIUMPHANT ELECTION of
GRANT, COLFAX,
AND TIIK
WHOLE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Bailors. Soldiers, and Civilians; Merchants. Manu
facturers. Mechanics, Laborers, and Professions'
men; ali who work or have worked, ate Invited to at
tend.
Let all come who confide in MBADE, SHERMAN'
SHERIDAN, and 8IOKLE3, rather than In Bsu
bkoabd, Hampton, Korhkst and Sbicmkh; all whs
deprecatea nhw Bbbhllion, th eateaed by BLata
for the violent overthrow of the recons;raoiion iqea
sures of cur patriotic CoNortKss; all who regret the
ihameful venality and corruption which have run riot
In the National Administration sluce the TREASON
ot ANDREW JOUbSON threw lis control into the
hands of the quahi-Dkuocbtic Party; and all who
demand such changes as shall cleanse and purify U
and put tbe Executive branch oi the Government la
accord with the IMMEDIATE REPRESENTA
TIVES OF THE PEOPLE.
Let those come who ivel the counii-y. and U who
rejoioed In its salvation: all who, while forgiving tbe
past, ask iccurityor the future; all who glory lu theli
country as the
A6YLUM OF THE OPPRESSED OP ALL
NATI"N3,
And will keep It such: all who sympathize with everv
pe.plenlruvDlinojr their rlultts, aud who loug tor the
uay wnen umvet nai iiiucviy man reiun inrwynoui tne
world.1
Let us make this the
GRAND RALLY OP THE CAMPAIGN.
Let us show that PHILADELPHIA KNOWS HER
DUTY AND WILL DO IT. Let us Si-cure Irom lir
such a majority In OCTOBER that the oTAl'iti will
besuie in NOVEMBER.
Tir e following aisiluaulauea speaaers will address
tbe meeting:
GEN. DANIEL F. SICLK3,
HON. itUWJiN hi. BI AB1VH,
HOJS.JOHN BUKRMAN.
- HON, HANNIBAL HAMLIN.
Gen. Joseph R. Hawley,
Gen. J. A. Rawllngs,
Gov. Jobn Vv . (leary,
Hoi t Imon Cameion,
Hon. M. McMlcbaei.
Hon. B. H. Breweter,
Gov. James Pollock,
Col. John W. Forney,
Gen. Hector Tyndale,
Hon. uuaries uiooona,
lion. K. McPberson,
Hon. ceorge Conuell,
Hon T. J. Cofley,
Gen. Joshua T. Owen,
Hon. Leonard Myers, w
Gen. Jobn A. Logan.
Gov. A. G. Cnrtta,
nun, w m. a. juaan,
Hon. Charles O'Neill,
Hou. Wm. D. Kelley,
Hon, C. N. l alor,
Beni. L. Berry. Ksu..
John Gofortb.Esa. .
u. xiaugnerty, taq..
Hou, 1. Uasiehuist,
Hon, Chas.ailpln,
Hon. A. K. McClure,
A. W. Henszy Ksq.,
Hon, Henry D. Mnore.
Fred'k Dlttman, Esq.,
Pred'k Breitiuser, Ktq
George ulegmann, Em.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
9 12 8t
JJE AD QUARTERS
UNION REPUBLICAN CITI EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE,
Mo. 1103 Cbeanut Street,
Pbiiadklphia. Sep'. II, 1848.
A GRAND DEMONSTRATION
BV TBI
Republican and Loyal Citizens
OF rillLAUELPUIA,
J
WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE
UNION LEAGUE HOUSE,
On Tuesday Evening, Sept. 15,
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
TBB BEPDnLICAX IBt VIMCIBLE.
tUm CAMPAIGN tXCll OP 1S0S,
TUB TABIOUS 1VABD ASSOCIATIONS,
CIBAHT AMU COLFAX CI.VRS,
And other organUed bodies are Invite! to participate.
CLUBB FROM ABROAD, desiring to take part,
will please notify the undersigned of the Usue and
place of their arrival.
By order ol th Committee.
' W1LLIAK B. LEEDS, Prealdeat,
lltt
Joh L. Hilt, -,..
.FINANCIAL.
THE GREAT
PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Receiving lbs aid and supervision of he0overomnt,
and oairled lorwa'd by tbe extraordinary resources
and energy of tbe powerful Oorpora loos to whom It
was entrusted-Is tepidly approaching eompletloa
and It Is safe to sy tbat Nrv YORK AND BAN
FRANCISCO WILL BE tONNE. TfcD BY RAIL
BY THE
l Ot'imi OF JULY NEXT.
More tlan to thirds of tbe Through Lias and
Branches between tbe Mlssonrl River and tbe Paelflo
Ocean are cnnnmcled.at aciwt or nearly
0E lil'Mi;i.I MILLIOS,
And l.e remainder Is being pnsbed for w aid with
unparalleled vigor.
THE CEXTKAL 1'Al IFIC HAILH0A1) CO.,
To whom belongs the Western and Principal Portion
of tbe Main-Stem Line, receive from the United
Btates Government,
I. The right of way through the Tcrrllo Iss, with the
use of timber and ma erUls along the route.
II. A absolute grant of twenty sections per mile
(12,800 acres) of tbe PUBLIC LANDS on the line, the
minimum value of whloh is now Bud at 2 sups,
acre.
1IL A special lune of United States His Per Cent
Bonds, at the aversg rate or ts.oon per mile, delivered
as the work progressed which tbe Co nnaoy are ai
lowed to rtray within thirty cars, mainly by trass
port alien service.
IV. Authorl'jr to Issus their own First Mortgagt
Bonds to tbe same amount, having the preferred lieu
-superior to teat ol the Government,
V, It rtcelves, In addltlou, dLaton a il subsidies
from the State and Cities ol Californ'o, auiouctlng to
more tban f3.i0,U00 In gold:
Or an aggregate of Casn Besouiora rur construction
Of MOhE TBAN BLXTY MILLIONS DF JN 7t.l
WILIS, independent of tbe ten millions of acres of
public lands, and further subscriptions to tbe Capital
Block. Tiie early completion of tne enterprise Is
thtrefore beyond all douot,
This Company bave already carried tbelr road sua'
cenlully acress the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and
are rapidly extending the track across tae Halt Lake
Plains, and have already a valuable way. trail! o
thereon. Betides a mileage upon all through bnsl
Bees, this rod having the test lands lor settlement,
tbe most productive mines, tne nearest markets, and
being eaempt from competition, they win always
command large revenue-. Tbe net earulngs upon
the completed poitious are more thaa double tbe
total annual loteret liabilities to be assumed
tbeitopoo.
Tbe tindeibigut d oflcr lor sale, and recommend to
Invest! rs, the
First Mfiigage tfO-Ycar Uoitl Dona's
OP THE
Central Pacific Kuilroatl Company,
besrirg six per cent, per anuu" lutereat, both princl
pal and Interest puyablulu '-UMriCDrtTAl Ei UULD
COIN," Ibese Bonus are the first lien' upon olb of
the most productive and vala bid railroad lines In
the world a II. e which will be Uuiaaet wl.blu twelve
months, and wblub It already earning nlier paying
operating expensui, lucre than twice the annua'
ctarge or I s lloud.d debt. Thy are already widely
kt-own and istcemed lu tb's c untry and Kur pj, and
it is btllevid tbe rcuia'nder uf the Loau will speedily
betaken.
A limited amount will be d I-posed cf at
103 lrr cent., nud Aceruel lutereat, lu
Currency.
Tbe BoiiUs are of ilOgO each, with senil-uunual gold
coupons attached payable lu July and January.
The Company ro er7e the right to advance tbe
price at any time: but orde a aotuaily lu transitu
at tbe time of any such advance will be Oiled at
present pr'ce. At lliis llntu tuoypay more than elirht
percent upon the inveilmint, and have, from Na
tional and Htato li.ws, gusrantees superior to any
Other corporate securities now otl'ered.
We receive all ciasses of Ooverumtnt Bonds, at
their full market rates, In t xebauge tor the Central
PaciiieBallro&d Boudu, thus euablltg I tie holders in
realize from 1'IVE TO 1KN FKR CKS r. PROFJ'IV
and ktep the principal 01 their iuvestutuuts tqually
secure.
Ordeis and Inquiries will receive proumt attention.
Inormatloi, Descriptive pamphlets, eic glvlug a
full acoount of the Organization, Progress, Buslarss
and Prospects of the Enterprise furnished on applica
tion. Bonds sent by return express at our cost.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED BY B INK 3 AND
BAlSKEbB, AGE NTH FOR THB LOAN, AND BY
BOW EN & FOX, PpeoJal Agents, .
No. 11 MERCHANT i' KXUHANUE.
DE HAVEN & BR0., Binkers,
No. 4U rJoulh TU1BD Strst.
C. T. YEEKES & CO.
KURTZ & HOWARD.
WILLIAM PAINTER & CO.
All Descriptions Ot GOVERNMENT 8E0CRITIKS
BOUGHT, BOLD, or EXCU A SUED. at our Office and
by Mall and Telegraph, at M ARK BP RATES.
ACV.-O0T4 OF EAMitf BANKERS, and others
received and favorable arrangements made forde!
sirable accounts. ;
FI8K & HATCH,
Bankers and nenlrraln Government He
cnrltlea, and
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF TTIlfi CKNTRAL PA.
CXFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
No. S NA88AU Rtreet.
t U nut ; NEW YORK.
HATS AND CAPS.
JONGS. THMPLB & CO.,
FABHIONABLM HATTERS,
No. SB B, NINTH Blxeet,
First door above Cbesnnt street. ftf
OWARBDKTON'8 IMPROVED VENTI
toted, and eauy Btilng Drees Hau (patented), In
all the Improved fashions of the oeaaon. CUlEt
ftUT Btreet. next door to tne Post Omoe. 11 la jijp
CIGARS.
s.
FUUUliT & S0SS' CIH1IW.
Mailana Rita;" genuine Vuelta Abajo Leaf
tlirougbouu Jtguai to leading luiMrutd Cigars.
Nineteen varieties. (Retailed to Hi per hundred.)
Fra Dlavolo"ali Vuelta Abajo Flllrs. Five
varieties. (Uetal'ed $6 to tf per hundred )
"Louis d'or," ' Fleur as Ly," elo, (Hbtalled lto
16 per hundred.)
rtend lor Circular, etc. We will gladly give any
luiorinallrn to consumers and direct tneui where
they cau puiobase our Cigars genuine and cbeapnet.
we are liuporliiig navaua Cigars by every steamer
at low rates under amended Tai l IT.
M. FUUVCT A HONS,
10 151 fcp Na 221) B. tHOXT Bteet.
SOAP.
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP
QUEEN OF ENGLAND HOAP.
QUJCH.N OF ENGLAND bOAP.
For doltig a family washing in the ot and cheap
est manner. Guaranteed equal to auy In tne worldl
jj as all tbe strength ot tbe old rosin soap, with Mis
mild and lathering qualities of genuine uaatlle. Try
this splendid Boap. HOLD BY THIS . ,T
ALDkN CHEMICAL WORKS, Na 48 NORTH
FRONT BT.. PHILADELPHIA. fSSmP
EAFNEBi. EVLR7 INbTRUMBNT THT
science nud skill have Invented to assist the
hearing in every degree of deatneas: also, Respira
tors; also, Craudall's patent Cruichea, superior to
any Olbeis in uae, at P. MADJUllA'b, No, us
liMil bUtiet, below Ckasuuts . t4oii .
FINANCIAL.
700 MILES
OP TBI
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD
Are now fintsbed and la operation Although this
read is built with great rapidity, the work It thor
oughly done, and Is pronounced by the United States
Commissioners to be first-class In every respect, be
fore it Is accepted, and before any bands can be
leaned npon It,
Bapldlty and excellence of construction have been
secured by a complete division or labor and by die
inhaling the twenty thenrand nren employed along
the line lor long distances at once. It Is now probable
tbat the
WHOLE LLNE TO TIIE PACIFIC WILL
BE COMPLETED L 18G9.
The Company have ample means of which the Gov
ernment grants tbe right or way, and all neoMisary
timber and other materials found along tbe line or It'
operations; also 12, mo aotes of land to tbe mile, taken
In alternate sections on each side of Its road; also
Tiilird 8. a tee Thirty-year Bouds, amounting to from
M.rx.0 to $44,000 per mile according to the diOlouttles
to be snrmounied on tbe various sections to be built
for which it takes a second mortgage as security, and
It Is expected thatnot only the Interest, but toe prin
cipal an. ount may be paid In services rendered by
the Concpany in transporting troops, mails, elo.
THE EARNINGS OF TRK DNIOV PACIFIC
RAILftOAD, Irom Its Way or Local Business only
dorlugthe year ending Juue So, 1868, amounted to
over
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS,
Which alter paying all eapenses was much more
than sufficient to pay tbe lutereat upon Its Bonds.
Theae earnings are no indication of the vast through
traffic tbat must loilow ibe opening of the line to the
Puclflc, but they certainly prove that
FIRST MORTGAGE OOND3
Upon snob a property costing nearly three time
their amount,
ARE ENTIRELY SECURE.
The Union Paelflo Bonds run thirty years, are for
1000 each, and have coupons attached. They beat
annual Interest, payable on the first days or January
and July, at the Company' ollloe in the City of New
York, at the rate of six per cent. lu gold. The princi
pal Is payable lu gold at maturity. The price ia los
ai d at the present rate ot gold, they pay a liberal
Iceome on their cost.
A very Important consideration In determining the
value of these bouds is the length of time they huve to
run.
It Is well known that a long bond always commands
a much higher price than a short oue. It is safe to
assume that during the next thirty years, tie rate or
interest in the United Btates will decline as it has
done In Europe, acd we have a right to expect that
such six ptr cetit. securities as these will be held at as
high a premium as those or this Government, which
In 18:7 were bought I i at from Z0 to 2t per cent, above
par. Ihe export demand alone may produce this re
sult, and us the issue of a private corporation, they
are beyond the reach ot political action.
The Company believe that their Bonds, at tbe pre
sent rate, are the cheapest secuilty lu tbe market, and
the right to advance tbe price at any time is reserved,
Subscriptions will be received In Philadelphia by
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
No. 40 B. THIRD Street.
W. PAINTER & CO.,
No. M 8. THIRD Street.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
No. 16 U. THIRD Street.
A5D IN NEW TORK
AT TU 031tAN Vat OFFICE,
No. 20 NABBAU Street,
AMD BT
JOHN J. CIM'O 4k SUN, IIANHEBM.
No. 5B WALu Street,
And by the Company's advertised Agents through
out the United Btates.
Remittances should be made In drafts or other
fnndsparlnNew York, and the Bonds will be sent
free ot charge by return express. Parti s subscribing
through local agents, will took to them for their sare
delivery.
. A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR 1868haJiut been
publlaLed by the Company, gtvlug fuller Information
than Is possible in arjaawnlsenieiit, reipeollng the
progress of the Work, the Aesuurces or the Country
traversed by tbe Road, aud Means for Construction
and tbe Valued tbe Bonds, which will be sent free
on application at the Company's offices, or to any oi
the advertised agents.
JOHN J. CISCO, TBBAM7RBR,
BepU ruber 1,1808. Slfmwtfj New York.
fJIHE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
t or Safe Keeling of Valuables Securities, etc.,
and RenUng of Safes.
DIRKCTO&.
N. B. Browne, I J Ollllughasu Fell,!
C tL. tuarae, u. juacoitrsier,
J ohn WeiSh, I K. W. Ciark,
OFFICE, No. 421 CHE8NUT STREET.
Alex. Henry,
8 A. Caldwell,
Geo. F. Tyler.
N. B. BROWNE. President
C H. oLt KK. Vies President.
PATTERSON. Beo and ireaaurer. IMa-fmi
QAVIG & HARVEY,
AUCTIONEERS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1865.
Fifteen Tear I'revlona Experience.
STORE, No. 421 WALNUT STREET.
Increased Facilities lor the Trausao'lun of the Gene
ral Auction Business.
LABGE AND ELEGANT ROOMS 1C0i42 feet, and
tOxiO feet.
BAIES AT RK8IDKNCK8
SPECIAL ATTENTION
AN OBJECT OF
'sinus
O R M SI WORMS!
Ihose pests of ohlidbocd, tbat undermine the
Constitution, and render lile miserable are effectually
removed by the use ot
HOLLOWAY'S VERMIFUGE CONFECTIONS,
a most pleasant, rafe, and reliable remedy, dally
prescribed by physicians. Bold oy all Druggists.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COWDEfl,
No. 602 ARCH Btreot.
p A P C Ra
00 T0'S 50 T0XS
TV rapping, Manilla, and Hardware Papers,
OF DEHIBABLB B1ZE9 AND WEIGHTS,
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
O. G All RETT fc DBOTIIEB,
I lmrpl Par er Manufacturers and Dealers,
Warehouse, Nos. U and 14 DECATUR Street.
PATENTS D. PANTS SCOURED AND
fell It K1 I'll K O from 1 to 6 luches, at Moltet,
Frencb bttiam Dyeing and Bnourlng, No, i K.
Niaiii bKt aud N.U, 7M UAUK HltSX, fcjg (a
DRY GOODS.
SELLIIIG OFF !
TO CLOSE OU8INE88.
LEASF, F.XTURES, AND STOCK
FOR SALE.
Established Twcnty-Soron Yoarg,
(TN OF WmOH IN PBB8EMT lOCATlOSf.
The oaderslgned announces to the public that be wH
se'l, atana
BELOW COST,
IIIS ENTIRE STOCK, CONSISTING 07
SILKS, RIBBONS, SATINS, RUCHES
VELVETS, FLOWERS, Etc
iuo,
A LARGE STOCK OF
REAL LACE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES, IMITATION LACES, ((LOVES
AND FANCY GOODS.
TO DE SOLD REGARDLESS
OF COST,
TO CLOSE THE CONCERN,
WABBURT0N,
No. 1004 OHESNUT St.,
Tmwf Im
PIIH.ADEI.PaiA.
LXHEN STOKE,
Hfifei AHCJU STREET.
URElf DtCKI ARB OBILU,
WHITE DUCKS ARDDBILU,
BTJFF COATINO DUCKS.
VkVAX COLOBED DBII.U AND DUCKS,
BUFF COATINe DUCKS.
FAHCT DBILIJi, FAST COLOKS.
STB I FED DBILL1, FAST CO LOBS. '
BLOUSE I.INENS, sBTEBAL OOI.OIUM
. PEAIW COLORED LINENS, FOB EADIESi
TBAVELUBU aUlTH,
PRINTED SOIBTIN LINEN.
LUEII CAHBBIC DBEHSES,
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LI MEN:
UOODS IN TIIE CITT.NELLINti AT
Less than Jobbers' Prices. ;
GEORGE MILL.IKKN,
Llneo Importer, Jobber, and Betalt Dealer,
I Ujsmw HO. StS ABCH STREET
727 POPULAR IMilCES 727
IOB '
i x y g o o r s.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
Wo. 727 CHESITUT STHEST,
Importers, Jobbers and Retailers, 1
Have now on exhlol'lon THB MOST EXTBiNSIYK
AND DK9IRABLK STOCK. In tills market.
Their slock Is unrlvatltd for KX.TJCNT and YA
BIETY and general adaptation to the wants of ta
trade They are In constant receipt of BARGAINS,
which are freely offered by tbe yard, piece, or p aokacej.
RICKEY, SHARP & C0.fr
Wo. 727 CHESNUT Btreel
FHTLADKLFHXAJ
1868.
1868.
MM W. THOMS,
Nos. 405 and 407 N. SECOND St.,
HAS NO V OPEN
HIS LA BOB AND HANDHOMB STOCK OFi
Fall and Winter Dry Goods
FOB BXAMINATION, lr
TO WHICH HB INVITK9 ATTENTION.
pOR THIRTY DAYS
I 1Y1LL SELL AT A' GKEAT SACBIFICl.
tub
SURPLUS STOCK,
Brought from the Old Store,
CORN KB OF SEVENTH A CUKMnVT
AT THE If JEW STOKE,
Mo. 128 CMESNUT. 8tretg
jffO DOOB1 BELOW TWILFTH,
JAMES M'MULLAPf.