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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 18C8.
THK DECEMBER MAG1ZIXE3.
Th TfooTel of "Cypher," whloli Increases In
Interest as it progresses, opens the December
amber of the Galaty. Mr. Eugene Hanson
baa a discriminating artiole on "Foe and Haw
thorne," whom he couples together as the
only two literary men, among Americans, who
had the sense of beauty and the artist's con
science in a supreme degree. Mr. Edward A.
Pollard gives a ehapter in the
history of the late war, in a
paper on the "Confederate Congress.''
"One Too Many" Is a pleasant story by Caro
line Chesebro. "Women as Pnysioiana," by
Mary A. E. Wager, glres an account of the
efforts made by women to obtain medical edu
cation, and the snocess whioh has attended
them as practising physicians and as attend
ants in hospitals. "Tied Up by the Thamb3,"
by T. A. Dodge, is the story of a soldier who
did not like discipline, and who was broken in by
the rather rough style of punishment prao.
tised in the army by some ofiisers. A sketch
of Mrs. Frances Anne Kemble is illustrated by
a portrait, by Mr. W. J. Uennessy, which is
anything bat complimentary to the lady.
"Acquitted," by II. II., is a rigorous
poem. Miss Jane Q. Austin's story of
"The Treasure of the Three Kings" is
interesting. Mr. It. II. Stoddart contributes
few graceful lines of Terse addressed
"To a Friend, with a Vase." Mr. Richard
Grant White discourses about "Words and
their Uses." "A Barcarolle," by LUlle Nel
son, is a clever little poem. In the "Ga
laxy Miscellany," "Who Took Tioonderoga f"
.by 15. F. D., is an attempt to show that
Ethan Allen is not entitled to all the credit
that has usually been given to him for his
part in that transaction. Mrs. Harriet Fres
oott BpofTord reviews Mr. A. R. Hope's
"Look About Boys," and D. H. Jaynes, in
"Exit the Blonde," discourses to the follow
ing effect:
The fair-haired woman is lively, loyous, quick
witted, versatile, eloquent not in the laugiug-a
of the lips merely, but in expression and acnon
kind, svmiatheuc, and warm-hearted. Her
Impulses ,aie sudden at well as strong. She
olWn fulls In love at first tight. She is not bold
and indelicate in ttie avowal of tier atl'ection,
but at the proper moment says "jet" frankly,
and meant it but flic may cuauge her mind
In oi tier words, there is, as a rule, a slight ten
dency to nckleueis in the blonde. Tutre is too
little iron in her blood. But wnen the dark
haired and daik-eyed woman lores well, she
loves, and with her
Lore Is love forovermore.
Men admire tug blonde, court her (oeiety,
bask with delight in her unities, driuk. .in with
eagerness the music of her voice, are lascioated
by her beauty and her wit but they more fre
quently seek in marriage the less brilliant
brunette.
It hut already been stated that the increase of
dark hair it greater in the city than in the
countty. The increase ot cities amouq us must,
therefore, give a still turther impulse to the
melanosis now goin? on. The lair haired type
requires for itt full development the Ireutt puve
air of the fields and forests. The atmosphere
and modes of life ia-eparable from towns are
unfavorable to the saLguiuous element of the
constitution. The bilious temperament thrives,
llore iron finds its way into the blood and to
the hair, aud less sulphur; though just why or
how this tnkes place it may not be so easy to
determine.
The result of the physiological change now
poms on here, unices checked by the imervcn
tion of new and unioreeen cause?, will be the
establishment on this continent of a hortugene
ous and peculiar people. Physically, the
coming ninu of this New World will be charac
terized by a well-developed osseous system;
deute, firm muscle; rather high cheek bones;
prominent, but haucUoine tcatures; d'.tric, strong,
aud abundant hair; black, brown, or hazel
eye; and a dark complexion a conformation
liiditatlve of great strength of constitution,
endurance, and capacity lor work. Mentally,
he will be ob'erviojr, elear-hea'led, energetic,
perpeveriup, steadfast; quick to decide and
ready to act; teU-ieliuut, polite, courteous;
refined in mans era, if not always delicite in
perception; ambitious; food of po ver; addicted
to coLquest; olten irritable, headstroner, and
domineering; jealous of his honor; not particu
larly averse to strife; firm in friendship; lailtiful
to his trust; constant in love; and terrible in
hie enmity. In verbtl expression he will be
direct and emphatic, And his eloquence will be
that of earnestness and conviction; and in
action, his blows will be both rapid aud heavy.
'i lie future American woman win oeauais
baired, dark-eyed, litoe-limbad, agile, elegant,
and commanding brunette; only moderately
plump in person, and finely proportioned and
vipoious. The face will iacliueto the oval form,
With features fiutly cut and somewhat more
piominent than are seen in the European races
from which we are inniuly descended; bat
neither angular nor coarse, and full ot expres
sion. In her mental character, she will be
imaginative, Impassioned, earnest, Boriou-",
truthful, sincere, proud, and high-spirited.
Ardent and devoted in love, unchanging iu all
her attachments, and with clear perceptions ot
duty, fhe will be a helpmate worthy of the
name one to be lovtd, honored, aud trusted
everywhere and nUa.VB. Happy tue man of the
future who shall call her wile 1
"Ebb Tide" and "Soft Brown Eyes," by
C. P. Crouch, complete the poetical contribu
tions to this number. "Drift Wood," "Litera
ture and Art," and the "Nebulie," oontain a
number of items of interest.
lancing prepared, and you notice tho women
buttering the brtad to as to save their lords and
masters the sllphtest unneeMsary exertion. An
American husband might eat dry bread forever
It be were unwilling to butter it himself. Then
you catch stftht of a woinaa on nr knee lacing
or unlacing a roan's boots, bo menial a service
would scandalize the best American wives. If
an Englishman want a pipe, It is the woman
who fills it and bands htm the light; If hit pot
ned replenishing, it it the woman who pro
cures and pours out the ale; it there be an
errand to be done, it is the woman who trots off
while the nin loafs or rests at home. In short.
Enth'h women belonging to what ar called the
lower classes ere evidently the tervantt of the
men, while In America the men ar as evidently
the servant of the women, only that this latter
tervice being that of the stronger to toe weaker,
never seems like servitude, even In the humblu-t
families, but takes the nobler forms of polite
nets, solicitude, and duty.
But this sketch has daiker tints. These lower
class women not ouly perform menial services,
but they are treated far wore than any other
tervants in the world. Many of them are married
only in ntme. From various causes, but intinly
from lack of educa.ion, the marriage rites are
lift hlly esteemed by thee poor women or
rather not by the wonen, who would cve
almost their lives lor honest marrinae lines, but
by their fathers aud the fathers ot their children.
As among the negroes of the South before
emancipation, a mau and woman asree to live
tcweiher; tbetr itlntives, friends, and ueltihbors
acknowledge the implied rela'ionship by c tiling
the woman "Jurs.," and the upper classes
rare nothing about it, since It does not
Immediately couccrn them, aud is pretty
lure to provide another generation of
laborers tor the work of the future. In the
South emancipation had to be atteuded by the
solemnization of thousands ot marriages, whion
niiuht have been made in heaven years before,
but bad not beeu leca'ly ratified on earth; and
so in England, auy genuine reform among the
lower orders will have to be commenced by a
joint crusade of clergymen and teachers the
former tor the parents, the latter for the chil
dren. At present, all concerned accept the
situation; the nnn.arried couples congratulate
themselves upon having saved the parson's
lees, and spei d more thau the fees in drink to
celebrate their economy; aud the womeo,
having lost their virtue, often find themselves
linked with brutes who hud no virtue ol their
own to lose, aud who eoou deprive them of
every comfort in life.
A "reformed Planohetteist" makes some
"Confessions" tending to convict that littlo
instrument of huinbuggery. The story of "The
New Timothy" is continued. The other arti
cles are "Eustaoie's Story;" "The Man whom
Everybody Snubbed;" the whole of Lord Lyt.
ton's new drama of The Rightful Heir; "The
Editor's Easy Chair;" "The Editor's Drawer;"
and "The Editor's Book Table." Received
from T. B. Peterson & Brothers.
The Riverside Magazine for December con
cludes the second volume. The contents are
as follows: "The Vision of John the Watch
man;" "Two Lives in One," concluded, by
Yieux Moustache, with an illustration by A.
P. Close; "How a Mouse Kept Christmas;"
"My Debut as a Sportsman," by F. J. Millsf
with two illustrations by the author; "A Year
Among the Indians," concluded, by Martha
M. Thomas; "The First Snow," by Abby Sage,
with an illustration by Conrtland Hoppin;
"Doings of the Bodley Family;" "Nathan's
Pig," by Horace E. Scudder; "Hunter
and Tom," concluded, by Jacob Abbott, with
an illustration by Courtlaud Hoppin; "The
New Store," by H. E. G. P., with three illus
trations; "A Midnight Visit to Clio," by Mr.
E. Dodge; "Fax," by the author of "Ting-a-Ling,"
with two illustrations by H. L. Ste
vens; "The Little Broken Reed," by H. H.
W.; "Bennie's Walk," with an illustration
by M. L. Stone; "Our Chimney," by Francis
Lee; "The Home on the Rock," by E. 0. C;
"Patchwork," by the editorand his friends. The
first number of the new volume of the River
side will contain a new story by Hans Chris
tian Andersen, entitled "Court Cards;" also
a sketch of this great story-writer, by a per
sonal friend, and a portrait. A number of
other attractive novelties are promised.
THE OLD WORLD.
Commerce of ttio Itiircrent European
A at to iin.
In relation to the old oonlliot as to the supe
riority of one great ethnic group uuove auotnttr.
the following calculations, worked out by a
lerm.au writer from the mass of figures bear lug
on the trade and commerce ot ail nations,
brought together by Kouer.tir la the "(iuogra-
f rapftlcal Year Hook" for l,Si3, will be Interest
lib n allowing me commercial development of
ine uinerent nations, tub mercantile neet oi
the three great groups depends, however, to
a great extent upon the geographical posl-
tion of the ttlflorent couutrles. Tuuc the
bclavons, an essentially continental and
agricultural people, are placed la an
unfavorable position; but the extent of coast,
laud of tho Komanlo countries is at least aa
favorable towards tho formation of a commer
cial fleet as that of the Germanic. la the fol
lowing calculations lialgiutn baa been placed
half with the Uertuanie and half wltU me
Itomanic group; Austria, half to ibe Sclavoulo
and half to tue Ueriuauio. The Turks, tue
Uretks themselves, aud the llussiaus, have
been Included with tho HoUvonlo. The follow
ing are the resuliH In tons:
Great Britain... 5.852.473 Swedon 835,011
"Jlarper's."
Mr. John D. Sherwood opens the December
number of llarper's with "A Pilgrimage upon
the Rhine," described in flowing verse, and
illustrated by Mr. Charles Parsons. Mr. J.
Ross Browne's third paper on "Explorations
In Lower California" ana the first of a series
of "South Coast Saunterings in England" are
also profusely illustrated. An interesting article
on "Charles Loring Elliott" has a portrait of
that distinguished artist at its head. Mrs.
Dinah Muloch Craik concludes her fine novel
of "Tho Woman's Kingdom." Major J. W.
De Forest, whose articles on the operations 0
the Freedinen'g Bureau in former numbers of
this magazine attracted considerable attention,
makes a "Report of Outrages." "The Witches
of Uazelcope" is a story in two chapters,
Which is followed by a discussion of the "Con
stitutionality of the Legal-tender Act." From
"English Photographs by an American" we
take the following:
The inferior position of Englishwomen Is first
apparent to a foreigner in a variety ot little de
tails. Returning from an early morning ride,
he notices the cottages of the working people
by the roadside. The women are up and
about, making the fires, carrying the coals.
opening the bouse, while the men are Btill snor
ing soundly, i snouid line to see an American
hunbaud wait for his wife, or au American soa
for hit rnotuer, to perform these matutinal func
tion. If he were uot speedily bewigced by
his own belter half, a more serious punishment
would be a ijudeed blm by a vigilance commit
tee of neighboring housewives, Of brcaklubt
Austria; (ualfj l&i,2K)
Denmark" 10,Z7S
Australia ll oS,
Uelgiuui (hail) 17,750
United K.ates...4,8i6i77
uerninny l.si Oil
British Amerlcal 070 not'
Norway 77d,5nu
Holland 5.JS.67b
Total for tho Germanic countries. ..tons 14.(i8o,03'J
With tbe Latin, on the other baud, we find
the following:
France. 1.008 081 Spanish Colon's 101 714
Italy 707,7S8irortugal 82,601
Latin America... 65.50:1 Belgium (half)... 17,7x5
epiu oao.itv
Total tor the Latin countries tona 2,038,(118
Thus deeply already have the Latin race
sunken in their commerce on the seu a people
who boast of a Columbus aud a Magellan. Com
pare the republics of Mexico, Peru, and others
of fcioutn, America, lurltp'ed lu "Komanlo Ame
rica," with tho United Biatfcsor even Billisti
America.
The Sclavonic peoples come, of course lower
In the scale:
HiiHHla SOII.MOi Austria (half) 155,201
(jireecu UiO.uMii'i'urkey lS2,ow)
Total for I be Sclavonic countries, tons 1,1137,131
Like results eu.ue on calculating tue extent
of the railroads of the dilieient groups, (Swit
zerland, whose puople are 61) per cent, (ierman,
are placed to this group. Tue leuglh Is given In
Kilometers:
United StaieH B!) 377Hfandlnavlan 8t'; 2325
Great lirltaiu 21(i2l HwiHerland 1J5
Gel many 14,455: Belgium (hall) UtvJ
Netherlands IdU
Australia 855
(Jape Colony liiU
In the Romanic eountlw:
France and Colo- i Romanic America 6 009
Die J15 421 Kumnla .. 8 'Jo4
Ital?.... 15 7i Hnlglum 1,7 SO
Spain lU,t)03Touugal...... 034
Total for the Romanlo oountrles... alls. 71,813
Btlll more unfavorably fleure the atatlstloa
or ine soiavos:
Turkey and 8ervla..7,tf8
Greece 601
European and Asl-
ailo Knssla 86 484
Anstrla (naif) tt.835
Total for the (Sclavonic counties... ...61.018
If we reoapltulale we And the following sur
vey:
Germanic Colo
nies in Asia.., 5 060
British America... 4,01
Austria (half) 3 152
'lolal lor the Get manic counlrles..kllg..lltJ,4Jl
In the Komanlo countries:
France 1 008, Belgium (half) 1.2SS
Hpaln 6 110. foil uul 700
Jtaiy 4.8IO Aigeua 44
Komamc America 2.7431 .
To al for Komanlo countries klls. !H,0S
In thefcJclavoulo countries:
Russia 4tt4iTurkey 286
Austria (hall).... 81531
Total lor the (Sclavonic countries. ..klls...7D33
That Is, not uu eighth as muuh as the United
Btates.
The length or telegraphs are also calculated In
kilometers. The Germanic:
United Mlates to8,4U5: Austria (half) 8,835
Great Britain aud lllollaud, with
colon!-... 71.138 colonies 6 701
Germany VS.lMl'Hwllzbi land 8,651
bvaudinavlu Il,bi7 lielglum (ualfj.... 1,760
Mer. t'i't, H'txlf-onitt lYlrirnih,
Tbtn. Jiilom'trt. huom'tri.
Oermanie people.. 14. tins 039 11H,4JI 318,81
Komanlo people... 3,r8 6l8 81 8J8 . 71,842
KclavoDlc people.. 1,037,131 7,933 64,018
SPECIAL NOTICES.
fJ" IMPORTANT STATEMENT. J U3TICE3
to ruy many Irlenrts and patrons la Philailel
lihla demands that 1 should thus publicly slate tliat
I ru not any longer eonm-cied wlm theOolnn Den
tal Association oi tbls city, ai tbelr operator, but am
dow opert ill's Id my own Citllce, where I continue to
make xtractlng te-th without pain, by nitrous oil le
ga, my specialty, devoting aiy whole practice lo tbls
particular liraoth. The lollnn Ing eminent snotleniHii
iu the dental pruiesslou seud their coses of extracting
leeiu 10 me;
lr. J. 1). White,
r. David Roberts,
Dr. Jamtrs H. (lilliams.
Dr. 11. W interbotvouj,
Dr. J.011IS jiu'it.
Dr. Daniel Neale,
Dr. Malilnn Klrke,
Dm. V. Jfi. & is. IS. Cop-kins.
Dr. k.iw. Townsand,
l,r, 11, F, Kelusteln, I aaJ many others,
KespeuutiUy,
11 9 m wfl.1t Onicc. No. 1(127 W A LN f V blreet.
T II f
ror.TON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
CrlBlnalea the aniusthetlc use ot
NITrtOt'b UXluE f)AS.
Admlnlnter uiu the most approved manner. Do
nothing but
EXTRACT TRKTH,
and Ihey certainly do that without pain, 8j 11,000
patients lemiiy. Mee ineir siKiiaiuren ai, tun
OFFICE, No. 7S7 WAL.N1JI' faTKRBT.
11 Smwlmt Below Kkiii.
fST WltlGIir.S ALCONATKD GLYCERIN
Tablet of MolitlHed Ulycerln tends to preserve
the skin trotu;nr.vneHs and wrinkles, imparts a won
derful degree of softness and delicacy to the cou
ple! Ion, and whiteness to the skin; la au excellent
dentifrice, gratelul to the taste and tonic to the
mouth and gums : Imparls swnetneaH to the
breath, and renders the teeth beautifully white. For
sale bv all druggists. B. & O. A. WKIUHT, Ho. 624
OHfcHMT Htreet. H
TENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANY.
TaEASTTBlIB'S DSPABTUBNT, -l
FHILAUKLPHIA, Nov. 1, 1168.
NOTICK TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
Btnit-ancusl Dividend or FIVE PER CENT, on the
capital stock of the Company, clear of National and
Biaie taxes, payable In cash, oa and after November
SO, 1868.
Blank Powers of Attorney for collecting Dividends
can be obtained at the Ofllce of the Company, No. 233
B. Tfc IRD Street.
The Ulllce wlil be opened at 8 A. M. and closed at
4 P.M., from Ntv. 80 to Dec. 6, for the payment
of Dividends, and after that date from 0 A. M. to 8
P, M. THOMAS T. FIRTH,
11 8 80t Treaa u rer.
KOriCE.-TIIE ANNUAL MEETINfr
of ine Stockholders ot the JSSLZKLL Pl-
1HOLKUJI COMPANY will be held atlheOUlce of
the Company. No. 218 WALNCT Street, onTC.S
1aY, Dtcember 8, at VI o'clock M.
EDWARD P. HALL, Pecretary.
Philadelphia, Nov. 18, lno. 11 lsmwmt
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SDlendld Hair Dve la the best In the world:
the only time and perfect Bye; harmless, reliable,
Instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the 111 etlects of bad dyes; Invigorates
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bold by all Drurglxts and Perfumers; nod properly
applied at Bachelor's Wig Factory, No, is BOXD
btreet. New York. 4 87mwfl
P3ST HAND-1X-IIAND MUTUAL LIFE IN-
S2 t'KANOK COMPANlf, OUlce No. 112 H.
FOURTH Stieet. Agents well qualified to solicit
lor Life Insurances will be employed on veiy ravnr.
able terms. 11 25 6i
pT" MESSRS. STEWART & CO.,
Upholsterers, Brooklyn, N.Y., state, In regard
to Elastic Sponge, that they "furnlHbed several
cuurche with cusiilons lo the entire satlslactioa of
Ibe parties Interested, alter putting it to the thousand
aud one testa of t'hurch Committees. b 8 uiwl
Total lor the Germanic countries, ...m..2iv,btil
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ALSO,
Just Opened, .direct from the Manufacturer,
Embroidered Lace Curtains
NEW D 1L SIGNS,
From the lowest to the highest quality some of the
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NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS.
JACQUARD AND MUSLIN DRAPERIES
VESTIBULE CURTAINS, In great variety.
CARVED, PLAIN, (JILT, AND WALNUT COR.
NlCfad,
WHITE AND COLORED SHADES.
Experienced and reliable workmen superintend our
Upholstery Department , ana every effort Is employed
to give satisfaction and secure promptness lu fulfill
ing the orueis entrusted to us.
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or
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OFFICE:
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PHILADXLPBIA.
CAPITAL, - - SJ 1 ,000,000
D I UE OT O U S.
PHILDF.I.rniA.
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H, A. rOKTEU,
V. A. HKKX KL,
WM. V. Ml KEAN.
lilUMAb W, EVaNS,
xtw TUSK.
JArrM MORRI' ON, President Manhattan Rank
JOsEl'U b'l t'AUT, ot J. J. btuart ife Co., Baukers.
BOSTON.
HON. E.'b, TOBEY, late President Board of Trade,
CtN'CINNATt.
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CUICAOO.
Jj, 7,. LTCITER. of Field. L-lter A Co.
C. M. UMlTHi ol Ueo. C. bmlth fc Brothers, Bankers.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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ST. LOUIS.
J AM KP F. TEATMAN, Cushler Merchants' National
Bank.
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HON. J. W. PA1 1'KKooS, U. b. Senator.
FALTIHOKI.
WILLIAM PRE8COTT SMITH, Superintendent
Consolldaled Railway Line, New York to
BHUIIIKIOU.
P. M. blluKMA KER. of Adsms 4 Co.'s Express.
( H Hit 11 AN AX. of U. W.Uall & Ax.
IKANCJH T. ElU, President Central Savings
G FORGE H. STUART, President.
HENRY E ROOD, Vice-President.
C F. BETTa, Hecretary.
J. L. LUDLOW. Consulting Physician,
JO& F?" "fif. B.. Medical Bxamlners
C. SI U ART PATTERSON,!
RICHARD LUDLOW, ') Counsel.
This Company Issues Policies of Life Insurance
upon all the various plans that have been proved
by the experience of European and American Com'
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LOW AND UPON TERMS AS FAVORABLE AS
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Of two or moi e annual premiums. II IS Imwilmrp
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President,
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, Aciuary, ROWLAND fAJtHT,
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on liberal terms, on bnlluiug. merchandise, furniture,
eic, lor uiu iicu periuuo, auu tctuinuiii,iy OU OUIlu
U H uy Uepoalt of premiums.
'Ihe C- mi'auy has beeu In active opera) Ion for more
thanblXTY YEAKH, durlug wincU all losnea hve
beeu pruniplly aujuxted and ial I,
DliH-Cl'OKd.
John L. Hodge, .David Lewis,
M. B. Mahnby,
John 1. Lewis,
William H. uract,
Roberi W. Learning,
D. Clark Whaiion,
Lawrence Lewis, J r
Bai'jniin Ettlnir.
Tuouii.8 a . Powers,
A. K. McUeary,
AiluuuU CaKtlllon,
taiuuel Wncox,
i.ewi. u. norr.s.
JOHN R. W LlCUERER. President.
Baku el Wilcox, secretary s
171RE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY THE
JJ lENNSlLVANIA FIKh. lNbUKANOE COM
i'A NY Incorporated lsa Charter Perpetual No
510 WALu UT bireet, op.oalu Independence Square
Tbls Comuany, favorably known 10 thecommuuliy
for over lony ears, Cuntiuues to insure against loss
or dauiaKe by Are on Public or Private BaildltiKS,
either peruiaueutiy or for a limited time. Also on
Furniture Slocks of Goods, and Merchandise gene
rally, on liberal terms,
'1 htlr Capital, together wPh a large Surplus Fnno
Is Invested in the most csretuimauuer, which enables
tliem to ofl'er to the Insured au undoubted. secarUy in
the case or lues.
John Deverenx;
Thomas omilli,
Henry Lewis,
J. (Jllllnha.n FIL
. . .. .. i i ir .......- .
DANIEL HMITh. Jb.,P resident.
WM. 0. CROW ELL, Secretary. ' I M
Daniel Smith, Jr.,
Alexander Benson,
Inaac jlsr.lehurst,
Tbomaa Robms,
JMl'LKIAL FIUE 1ASUBAACE COMPANY
LONDON.
ESTARLISUEO 1S03.
Pald-np Capital and Accumulated Funds,
8,0 0 0,0 0 0 IN COLD.
rittvosr a iiEiiitixo, Aleuts,
lljjsni. No. 107outbiTB.IRD Street, Pbtla,
CARRIAGES.
OARR IACES.
Noilre Is rf spectfnlly given to customers and others
desiring CAKKI AdESof the
MANUPAOTUItE
or
WM. D. ROGERS,
OF OHESiNUT STRKET,
To place their orders as sooa as possible, to Insure
tnelr i-nnipieilon lor the
DK1Y1N0 SEASON OF 1SG0.
CAPTtTAOES REPAIRED In the most neat and
expediiloiis inurnr.
lAltRIAUEU bTORFD and Insurance elTeoted,
WM. D. ROGERS,
Kos. 100y aud 1011 CHESXUT Street,
llsfmwtm PHILADELPHIA,
GAUDKll & FLEMING,
OAltRIAGrlil BUILDERS,
Ho. 214 South FIFTH Mi c I,
BELOW WALNUT.
An assortment of NEW AND SKCONDnAND
CARRIAOES always on baud at REASONABLE
PHlCKtl. Imwtfttl
WILLIAM S. GRANT,
C.iMMletelON MERCHANT.
Btc. I & DELA Wa KK Avenue, Philadelphia.
AOENT PUH
Dupnnt's Ounaowdnr, Uetlued Nitre, Charcoal, ete
V. Baker A Co.'s Chocolate. Cocoa, and lltoioa,
Crevker Bros. CO.'S Yellow Metal KUeaiUlnm
Bolls, and Nails. I HI
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
OFFICE OF THE
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA. November II, 1868.
The following statement of the affairs of the Com
pany 1s t nbllshed In conformity with a provision of
Ms Charter: 1
PREMIUMS RECEIVED
From November 1, 1867, to Ootooer 81. 1W.
On Marine and Inland Hlska S(i:i.5067t
On Fire Risks 115,205 06
rremloms on Policies not marked off
Kov. 1, lt7
$!8,71l-80
400,845 71
11,355,657 61
mEMIUMB MARKED OFF
As enrmd from Nov. 1. 1H7, lo Out. SI, iaS.
On Marine and Inland It In lis 7 lO.HO") 77
On Fire Klfcks M 118,317-72
JbU 1,023 10
Interest dnrlng tbe same rerlod Sal
vages, etc 107.403 82
LOBS EH, EXPENSES. Em, lm'i,il
l)urltK tbe year as a Dove.
Marine anu Inland Naviga
tion LosKes.. ......1421,052 74
Fire Losses .... 73 457
Keturu i'reiuiuius M). 141 02
Reinsurances 3U.10U51
Agency Ciiarges, Advertis
ing, Prlnilnn, etc E0.5H8 63
Taxes United Htates, Htate
and M unlclpal Taxes 43.555 89
Expenses 'ZdM lib
8710.837 81
t-nl,5H5 00
ASSKTS OF TllliJ COSIPAXY
KoTcmbcr 1, 1SOS.
f 200,000 V. S. 5 per cent. Loan, 10 40s. $208 500 00
120.000 U. B. U per cent. Loan, lwi... uuoy 00
60.000 U. H. 0 por cent. Ixjhu (ior
Pad tie Railroad) 60,00000
2C0 COO Btate oi Pennsylvania 0 per
cent. Loan 211.075 00
125,000 City of Philadelphia 6 per
cent. Loan (exempt from
Tax) 123,501 CO
50,000 Btate of New Jersey 0 per
cent. Loan 81.500 00
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad 1st
Mortgage 0 per cent. Ponds 20,200 00
25,009 Pennsylvania Railroad 2d
Mortnage 6 per cent. Bonds 24,000 00
25,000 Western Penu'a Railroad
Mortgage 6 per rent. Bonds
(Penn'a Railroad euar-
antee) - 20,625-00
3U,wu biaie oi xennessee o per cent.
Loan 21,000 00
7.0C0 St ate of Tennessee ft per cent.
Loan 6,03125
15,000 Germantown Oas Company;
principal and Interest guar
anteed by tbe City of Phi
ladelphia, SuO shares stuck 15,000 00
10.0C0 Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, 200 shares stock 11,80000
6,000 Norm Pennsylvania Rail
road Com Dan v. luO shares
Block 8,500 00
20,000 Philadelphia and Southern
Mall KteamshlD Com nan v.
80 shares stock....- 15,000 00
aov.WOO Loans on Bond and Mon
tane, first Hens on Cliv
i'roperUes - 207,9O0,O0
1,119,010 Par Market value, 8I.130.ai5 25
Cost, J1.003.G01-20.
Real Estate 30,000 00
oiiia tieceivaoie ior insur
ances made 322,486 91
Balances due at Agencies
Premiums on Marine Poli
cies, Accrued luterest.aud
other deula One the l :im.
pauy... 40,17883
kiock and Hcrlp or Uundry
ComoratliinH. S31511. KL1
mated value 1,813 00
lasn in Bank $110,150 UH
L'siih In liruwnr 4A KS
116,563 73
SI, 617,307 80
Friiadklfbia, November 11, 1868.
The Board of directors have this day declared a
CAHH DIVIDEND ot TEN PKK CKNT. Ou the
CAPITAL BTOCK.and BIX PER CKNT. Interest on
the BCKIP of the Company, payable on and after the
1st December proximo, free of National and Btate
Taxes.
They have a'so declared a BCBIP DIVIDEND of
THIKTY PEK C'KNT.on the EARNED PREMIUMS
for the year ending October 81, 1668, certlllcates ol
which will be issued to the parlies entitled to the
same, on and after tbe 1st December proximo, free
of National and Btate Taxes.
They have ordered, also, that the BCBIP CERTIFI
CATE8 OP PKOFIT8of the Company, for the year
ending October 81. 1864, be redeemed In CASH, at the
Office of the Company, on aud after 1st December
proximo, all Interest thereon to cease on that date,
li"By a provision ol tbe Charter, all Certificates of
fcctlpnot presented for redemption within five years
after public notice that they will be redeemed, shall
beforeiU d and cancelled on Ihe Books of tue Company.
Jt-Ao certificate of profit Umied under ta. My
lie Act of Incorporation, ' ho certificate thatl ittue ui
leu claimtd within two years lifter lite declaration of
the dividend whereof it it ividenee."
DIBEO0''
Ediuund A. Bouder.
t-auiuel K. blokes,
Jleury bioau,
William C. Ludwig,
tieorge U Lelper,
Henry C Dalieii, Jr., .
John D. Taylor.
Ueorge W. Beruardou,
Wllliuui U Boulton,
Jacob Blt;el,
Bpeucer M'itvalue.
John JJ. beuiple. Pitts.,
A. H. liernei-, do
li. '1'. im itran. rlit.
THOMAS V. HAND. PresldHiit.
JuHN C. DA Vis. Vioe-PreblUeut.
HENEV LYLbDltN.bt-oretary.
llEiNKY BALL. As&lsiant becretary. 11121m t
Thomas C. Hand,
joiiu v. iavis,
James C. Hand,
'IheopLllus fuuldfng,
Joseph H. Beat,
Hush Craig,
Jehu K. Peurose,
Jacob P. Jones,
James Tiaqualr,
i.dwa. d Darlington,
U. Jones Brooke.
Jums H. McFarland,
uwaro Litiourcaue,
Jothua P, Ejre,
29---C1IAIITEU PERPETUAL,
Fraukliii Fire Insurance Co.
wr faiai.Ala.Aa-itaA,
OFFICE !
AOS. 135 and iil ClLESJtUT STJREET.
AdftETM OS JAMUAKT 1. 18,
CAP ITA Jjj........... 4Oa.A0O'a
Wfi 0 SUJi t l,IMtNaM9
i-K.Ml .............. I, IN l.4-a
V JH BEIT LED CLAIMBt INUOM.E iOX 1307
8s.siis ast,oooa,
lAihttKM PAID MISCB 181l oVJtat
ffG COO.OOO.
Perpetnal and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms
DIRECTORS.
Charles N. Bauckor, . Ueoiga Faies,
Tobias WasubT,
Bauiuel Uraiit,
Uoorge W i&lohards.
Isaac Lea,
Vrauds W. Lewis, U, D
'1 homas Bparas,
William B. Grant.
CHARLES N, BANCXEH. VrexlilauL
GEOKO'E I'aLKu, Vico-PreslUHOt.
JAB. W. McALLlBrEK. Beorelanr urn inm.
Ecpll Lexiugliin, Eeniuoaj, in la Company hsi
TNSUBANCE COMPANY
OJT
NORTH AMERICA,
No. 232 WALNUT STREET, PHILADA.
ISCOBPOBATED 17tM. CUAKTEB PEKPgjrOAI
Marine, Inland, and tire Insurance,
ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1868, - 12,001. 2H6-72.
VM,wv,wv Losses paid in CasU Binoa lu
Organization.
A rtbnr O. Coffin, Oeorge L. Harrison,'
SHIPPINQs
Bamuel W, Jouea.
tfUUU A. ttlUW II,
lharles 'lay lor,
Amlirose white,
Vv II ll.ui WelNh,
hknard D Wood,
B. Morris Wain,
T ., 1.
Chabi.ks Pi.tt Hecretary.
WILLIAM BUEULKK, Uarrlsburc, Pa-, Centra
Agent for me Btate of Peuns) lyama, 1U4
ifrn. i K. Cope.
Koward H. Trotter,
jCdward B.Clarke,
1 Charlton Usury,
Alfred D. Jena up,
John P. White,
Louis U Madeira.
Sffffts LORILLARD'S STBAMSHIP LIK.
FOR NEW YORK. f
Prom aad after this data, the rates ot freight by thi
11ns win be ten cents per 100,1ns. for heavy goods; foe
tests per foot, measnremsat; one eeat per talloa fo
liquids, ship's option. On of the Bteamsrs ot tk!
Lin will leave svery Taesday, Thursday, aadJSatw
day. Goods received at all times en oovsrod plan
All goids forwarded by New York ant free t
charge except cartage.
Pot further Information, apply on the pier to
tra JOHN F. OITK
ZlUslf Aigi TOWN.-lnman Line of MiU iiw
Kiioiuirvu iu Mil u KMiriwii:
1 . i BALTIMORE, Baturday, November 18. '
11 Y OF NEW YORK.' I iday, becelllbeVl. j
ITY Or EOBlOIS.P.mraay. Doeinbr . 1
av . . . ii. . i La1 irt ajskll mm ..!(..
fcci
i.li
OI
HIV OV A1S1WERP. l-I.,irl. Il,nh., It
CITY OK WABHINUION, 1 ue.day, Dxember li
Cll Y OP PAKlB, aturdy, L'CMuimr IS. I
and each succeeding Hiuidy and alternata Tnesdaa
t 1 P, M,, from Pier 45, JNorin River.
RAIEb OF PAbBAUK BY THI MA II, STBAMBl
SAILINB SVISr SATUKUAT. ,i
Payable in bold. payable in Cnrrency.il
FIRhT CAblN......lO0 BTEKRAUIC.
to 1a)U(1ou....m... lie, to Uiniloiu.. f
to Paris 11., Paris .
1AS8AK JHV IMS: TusaUAY STSaMKB VIA HAXJAJ
VlhHT CAUIM, BTEaSAHB,
Pa3 ante in Hold. Payable lu Currency.
Liverpool....... ...to:Llvrpool........M.4
Hailiux... Hallux 1
bl. Ji'hn a, N. F I 31. John's, N. F- I .
by Branch sikhiuw,... I o- branch bteamer...
Paxi-eimers a.s- li raroeu lo Havrs. Hamburg, Ura
Bieu. eic, m reduced rales. i
licketscaube o until bere by persons tcudlng rX
their Irieuils, at lutxleinie raies. ;
or luriher Iniormailon apply at the Company!
Cilices. 1
JOHN U. DALE, Asent, No. lb BROADWAY, N. T
Or to O'DOiNIMtLL A FAtLK, AKOnls. I
No. ll CH KoN VI Htrnti, Puliadelplila.
.ff fW;, MtVY EMitbob LKNrTlO ALIX
mm iriii an. anuria, Oeorgoiowu, anu Waklitugion
l c, vi t. heB.pt-ake auu Delaware Caual. with oon.
Declions at Alexaudria from the most direct ronu
lor Lj uchours. Eriuioi, Kuoxvllie, Nashville, Daltoa
aud ihe boumweat. t
btenmers leave regularly every Saturday t noon
from tbe tint wnart awa Muianl street,
Freight received dalty. n 1
, M. P. CLYDE A CO., 1
, No. 14 North aud boulu Woarvea. i
J. B. DAVIDKON, Agent ai Oeorgelown. 1
M. ELDRIDUE A Co., Ageuis at Alexandria, Vtr,
rru AOllCK-tOH MOW IOHK. VIA
laiS' JAlaAKlTAH VaSAJm
'Ihe bteam propellers ol mis Hue leave DAIL'"!
fmtli Ur.l hrlli,, Uur, ........ Y A'AXl.
'IHKUIIUH IjS U HOURS.
Goodr Arwaruedby all tbe lines going ant of
York, North, East, aud W est, free or commission. 1
Freights received at our uaunl low rates,
WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO., Agents, 1
J a with wa v.'i WHAKVJtb, Philadetphlss
JAMKrJ HAND, Agent, aol
Bo. II WALL btreet, corner of Bonth, New York
P U I I . A I I 'I I'M I A D(ll,(iun
i . i .i i. LI I'WLIriUli Afu 1 , ai ,. m??Z.! J
A 1AMV W h V. U A AAA AA.,. AM 111 I'M V
bOU'lH AND WET. a
EVERY HATURDAY, t
Btfeel B' m J,XKaT W HAKF above MABKKT
l uKOOOH BATBrJ and THROUGH RXCKIPTh'
to all points in Norm ana bouih Carolina, via betv
board Air Llue Raliroad. couuecilug ai Fortaoiuuti,
ana lo Lyuchourg, Va.,TeuneHsee, aud the Wesi. y1
Virginia and Teuuessee Air Line and Rlonmoud and
Danville Railroad, .uuu
irelKUl HANDLED BUT ONCE, and taken ai '
LOV ER RAI EU THAN ANY OTHER LIN. i
Tbe regularity, salety, and cheapuess of this rout '
coiumeud It to the puollo as tne most desirable me-i
dlom lor carrying every description ot freight. j
No chaiae for commission, drayaee. or tut iirmnu'
I traualer.
bteamnhlps Insured at lowest rates.
Freight received dally.
. W ILLIAM P. CLYDE St CO.,
No. 14 North and bout a WHARVES.
W. F. PORTER, Ageut at Richmond and Uk
Point. "
T, P. CROWELL fc CO.. Agents at Norfolk. 1 1
STEAMBOAT LINES.
PHILADELPHIA AND TBEN-
tun bleaiuooai Llue. I'n, Atpa.iuhns.ft
n a-ux.REcsT leaves ARCH btreet Wharf, lor
Treutou, slopping ai Tacoay, Torresdale, Beverly,
Burlington, Bristol, Florence, Bobbins' Wharf, and
I T 11 . AI 111.
Leaves Aicb btreet Wharf
baturday, Nov.s, lu A.M
Monday, " tv, U t&
Leaves booth Trenton.
baturday,Nov.2a. 2 P.K
jiouuay, su, 4 r.CA.
Fare to Trenton. 40 cenis each wav: lutrmedlaia
places, 3t5 cen is. 4 H
rjnZlS OPPOSITION TO THE COM-
afiX&22.BlNED RAILROAD AND RI JK
Bteamer JOHN BYLVE-tTER will make flail
exuurniiiuH i w,in,i,,i-i,.i. ,k,.,..i.,- ...rr. . r.ir
lug at cheater aud Marcus Hook, leaving ARCH
Btreetha,f attMo A.M. and aau P, Ei 1 r'turaluS
Jo w'BPc!a.-
wJTLs VOX WILMINGTON, CUESIfilt,
fa he hi era.
The Steamer 8. W. FELTO-M leaves Chesnut Street
Wharf ai 2 P.M., and Wilmington al toil A. M,
Fare, 10 cts. Freight taktn at low rates. 11 is I2t
FOIl NEW YORK SWIFT-SUBS
Transportation Comuunv luai,i.,n
u omib-ouio Ajiurn, vim iiniMWMni auu xtariiari
Canal, ou aud after the lfitb of March, leaving dally at
12 M. and s P, M connecting wlm all Northern and
Eastern lines,
For trelKhi, which will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply to WILLIAM M. RAIKD tft CO.,
Ill No. m B. DELAWARE AveuBSa
ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,
Vrn sxiiAii KNoasB ano
dmhm a. v. tv oaa a."nAAris at LH.VY
f.V.A-A-L AND THEORETICAL ENULNEEJiSJ
rVf.V,2?,1- . ROlLER-MA EERS, R L A OK.
bMUHo, audFOLNDERU, having lor many yean
been In nucceestul operation, auif been excln.lval
engased la building and repairing Marine aad Rive
Engines, high and low-pressure. Iron Hohen, Wat
1 auks .Propellers, etc etc., respectfully oiler thalx
services to the public as being lully prepared to con
tract lor engluee of all sues, Marino, Rlvei Vnit
Btatiouary; having sets ot patterns of different abms
are prepared to execute orders with quick desoatoli
Every description ol paitern-makiug made it tha
shortest noilce. High and Low-prose are Fmi
lubular and Cylinder Rollers, ol the best Peunsviva.
alacnarcoai Iron. Forglugs of all size and klndi
Iron an 2 r" Castings of all descriptions. Roll
Turning, Bcn-w Cutting, and all ether work connsotad
with the above business. -vw
Drawings and specifications for all work do le al
theestabilshment ireo of charge, aud work guaraa
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room lot
repair ol boats, where tuoy can lie in perfect saakv
and are provided with Mieivrn, blocks, fails, etc eln'
for raising heavy or Itfcht weihts.
JACOB O.NEAPUB.
. JuHM P. IaAV Y.
11 BEACH aud PALM ER HLrard.
.nam
- . . .
WILLIAM H, MXJUIIQK
SOUT11WAKK FOU Mtliy FIFTH ANr
WAbHXNWIuN btree. ' lrx AAL
tH lLAAk.LFMIAw
K,r-,?,i!-RiucK. dt boAa.
IBNOINEERB AND MACHINISTS
luauulacture High nd Low Fremmre Bleam 'Englnti
for Land, River, aud Marine Bervioe.
Roileni,Oioiueiers, lanas, iron Boats, eta
Castings ot all kluau, either Irou or brans.
Retorts and Uas Mihluery, of the latest and most
Improved oonNiructlun.
Every description of Plantation Maoninery, also
Bugar, Baw, aud Orist Mills, Vacuum Pans, OU
Bieam Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping, a,
glues, etc
, Boie Agents for N. liliienx's Patent Sugar Rolling
Apparixus, Neemvtb's Faient Hteam Hau.m r, and
Aspluwall Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal Bugag
Draining Machines Salt
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
4, KOT1CE. TtlE U N I) E R 8 I O X E 1
it wouio cil tbe aiieutlou ol tue public to his
IVt u NEWovLIAaN EAULE FURNACE.
- This is iu entirely new nsater. it is so cin-
Slincied as (o al ouce com mend Itiell tu general fvor,
being a cimblnatluu of wrougut a.d catt Irou. Ills
Very slit, pie in us couairuciiuu, ai.d Is pereoil air
lisht; sell-cleuniug. having, uo 1 lpes or drums to be
Ukeu out aud 1 leaned. It i so arranged wlin upright
Hue as to produce a larser amouutof neat from toe
SniA,eelfcl.t ol coal tnau auy tjru .ee now lo use,
Tue hygimueiiu cnuulliuu 01 the air as produced by
my new arrai gemeut o evaporation will at ouce da
moiJttrate ilist It la t e ouly 11. t Air Furuoe that
will pri mite m peiel, tly tieaniiy annuRptiere.
'1 use lu wautot a 0 mplete Healing Apparatus
would do well 10 call aud e auiine the u.ihlen Eagle,
CllARLK-l W I LLI A US
Nos. 1182 auu im MARK KT Miret.
Phliadelplila.
A large assortment ol Cooking Ranges, fire-board
Btoves, Low Down Grates, Veuiliators, etc, always
on band.
N. H. jobbing of all klnrs promptly done, g 10
THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCnHSBE.
OrEURufliAN RaNUK, rr luuiilles hmela,
lor public liiblituiions. iu T W EN I' Y ul FFER--HIST
biEb. Alio, I'll Hadeluhla KaiwHH.
Hut-Air FuiiiKcea, Pii' table Ilea. era. Low-dowa
Orttes, Flrebosrd hiovea. Rata hollers, biew-hola-Flatea.
Loliera, loi'kiug stoves, etc., wholesale aud,
reiall, by Ihe mauulsciurera,
fcHARPK A THOMPSON,
11 2Swfm6m No. -inv N, BECOND Bireet,
I