THE DAILY EVENING TELEGIUPII PITirADELPITr.V, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 0, 1SG0.
5
GnUnted from the Ftrl Paa.
Inn flno and ono year la Western Penitentiary.
Pardoned Febrnary 22.
27. John H. Chilton. Daupiln counly, Au
gust 88, 18bT. "Larceny." Six months la
County Piton. Pardoned February 27.
28. Ipaao Sbafer. liediord couoty, Hapeniber
5. 186T. "Larreny." Five years in Western
penitentiary. Pardoned February 27.
29. Samuol Leachy. Laocttter county,
January 2, 1808. "Bigamy." Ten dollar Quo
and three aion.hs imprisonment. Pardorcd
March 3.
30. 8nan Oeible. Clinton county, Fehrutry
15, 18C8. "Keoploi a Bawdy Ho'i"." bix
montlia in County Prison, and fllty dollar flue.
Patdoued Match 1".
31. John Cairipbe.l, Jr. Delaware county,
Aiiiruflt 6, 1867. "Assault and Battery." Two
j emu and Dine nionibs lu county prison. Par
doned March 11.
32. Charles J. TobMnt. Schuylkill county,
March 4, 18C8. 'A sault and Bttccy." Par
doned M iron 14.
33. Peter Kell. Allegheny county, Fe'mnry
4, 1808. 'Seduction." Fivo hundrod dollars
fine, and Qlteeu mouths in Western Puuitcn
tiary. r'urJoueil Mufh 17.
34 Chnrles Gilbert. Montirotnory county.
May, 1816. "LatcenY." Four yeara in the
County Pit-on. Pardoned" Ma'ch 17.
35. Cbatlcs B. stein. Alleaheny county, Oc
tober 23, 1866. "Murder iu the Second Degreo."
Western PeuiteLttary lor twelve years. Par
doned aimed 17.
36. James Riley. Philadelphia, February 7,
1866. "Burplary." tlx jers aud ten day In
the Eastern Penitentiarv. Pardoned March 18.
37. John Campbell. Philadelphia, Ausrust 23,
180. "liobbery." Five years in Eastern Peul
tenttary. Pardoned March 19.
38. Cornelius Burns. Alleeheny county
January 5, 1866. "Assault and Ba.tery." Three
years and six months in the Wus.eru Peuiteu
Vinry. Pardoned March 26.
39. James Kiy. Bedford county, February 16
1867. 'Assault aud B tery." "Toreo .yearn nnd
ono m- nib. iu Western Peaiiontiary. Pardoued
March 26.
40. Geo i pre Mason. Phil tclelpbU, February
21, 1867. "Aaiiult n3 Battery." Three j,jura
la Couuty Prison. Pardoned March 25.
41. llarvey K. Myers. Philadelphia, October
28, 1867. ' Bigamy." One year iu Couuty
Prison. Pardoned March 27.
42. Kdward Peac.eli. Philadelphia, May 1.1,
1867. "Lurceny." Two years m Couuty f rison.
Pardoned March 27.
43. Thomas Naulty. Philadelphia, Deo-oibor
24, 1860. "Uiot." Eipbteen months in County
Pricon. Tardoned April 4.
44. Tiu mas W. fcSteveus. Bucks comity, 9ep
tember 12. 1866. "Burularj." bix years la
Eactern Penitet.tia'-y. Pardoned April 7.
45. Charles E. BlcBride. Erie county, No
Tember 8. 1865. "Hoise Stealing." Flue of fifty
dollars, and three years in the Western Peni
tentiaiy. Pardoned April 8.
46. William Bbiii p. Washington county, May
19.1863. "HUhway Kohery." EikIH year4 in
Wetderu Penitentiary. Patdoued April 11.
47. John Conner. Philadelphia. January 8,
I860. 'Mati'laiigb e'"." Gleveu jcars and six
iontb iu Eastern Pcniteutiary. Pardoned
April 14.
48. Ktiward F. Dmratne.lt. Philadelphia,
January 3, 1868. "Receiviusr 8:oten Wool.'"
One enr in Couuty Pmeou. Pardoucd April 15.
49. RUtthe Brady. Puilauclphia, February
16, 1868. "Larcem." Four month la County
. Prison. Paidoiied April 15.
60. Kdey WiUoti. Hun.lnslon county, April
11, I860. "Larceny." Ttfouud a hall year iu
Western Peni entiary. Pardoned April 21.
61. Joopu Malloy and James Keating Phila
delphia, July IS, 18G7- "Larceny." one yer
inCouniv Prison. Parloned April 24.
62. Parviu fcves aud Vincent Krwiu, Indicted
In Columbia county, and bound over to answer
at t be Court ot Ourtei Ses-sion, in May, 18G8.
for rejrcUiitr, as election ollicers, an atiosed
'dcseiterV vote. Pardoned April 28. upoure
comtiiciida'ions Ir.ui Paleaion John. Siinael
Kaon, 1.. F. 8lt role"9, E P. Lutz. . A. Beet
ley. 51. Wmtuioyer, C. F. Knapp, K. J.icoby, J.
Bi Itolln-on, aud others, tor the reasons that
the prison who o vvto a r'jecied wa knovn
to be a deserter from the Untied b'.ates Army,
and thai Mennrs Eves aud Kr mn ncted consci
entiously and In the supposed nicharge of their
duty as It ouon ollicers, lu accordance with a
law of the Slate.
53. TiUdwig Fritz. Lebanon county, November
ft, 1807. "Larceny." fcishteeu mouths lu
Eastern I'euitenuary. Pitrdoued May 7.
64. Pii'.ttck ll. Murray anrt Janes Murray.
Lehigh county, April y, 18tiS. "Assault and
Battery.'" The former to uin-ay and the latter
to sixty days iu County Prison. Pardoned
May 8.
65. Frank Baierle. Philadelphia. February
21, 1868. ''Receiving !j olen Gojib." Fine of
iiia hundred dollar-t. and eix months in Countr
' Prison. Pardoned May 11.
56. Wi'liam Ctiniiinnhatn. Fayette oounty,
Juue 7, 1866. ''UobbiTy," Two years In Wet
rn PeLlteutiary. Piitdoaed May 12.
67. Patrick Lavelle, Lua-rne county, Sep
tember 12. 1867. "Assault aud Battery with
Intent to Kill." $1000 tin and twenty mouths
in Eastern Peaitemhry. Pardoned May 12
68. Ambrose JesbOp. York county. May 11.
1868. "MaiiKlaughter." Fifty dollars flue and
tbiee tannins in County Jail. Pardoned May 12.
69. John O'Toohill. Philadelphia, May 18,
1867. Manslaughter." Five years la Kasteru
Penitentiary. Pardoned May 19. Uecommended
by the jurors, Jamea Freeborn, Joseph M
Cowell. A. J. Buckiue, Joshua f. Oweu. James
V. Kerns, William K. L- eii, Robert P. Kiua",
Cbarlef Kleckner, James (Jiven, Georce Patchell,
James Gibbon!1, aud very many more: Kcason:
O'Tooijill acted in seli-deiense, a crowd haviusr
attacked him in Lib own house and jeopardized
his lite; be bad blwavs saitaiad a good char
acter, and was wounded in battle while serving
' In the Union army, aud the ends of jubtice did
I BOt demand his longer iniprisonmenV
t 60. James Wetmore. Philadelphia, Oclobr 2,
1 1867. "Attsault and Bittery." Three years in
J County Prison. Pardoned June 4.
61. llu'b Oreen. Pbiladelpbla, August 17,
? 1866. "ttobbury." Five years la Eastern Peni-
2 tcntiarv. Pardoucd June 5.
62. CeorRe Fauan and John Clutz. Philadel
phia, December 15. 1865. "ASbaultand Battery."
' Tbiee years iu County PrUoo. Pardjnod
Julyl.
63. Joha Filley. Philadelphia. Aucust 16.
. ;18C6. ' Lrceuy." Two)ears and thirty dayb
in County Prison. Paiduned Juno 23.
(4. Dav d Morris and Owen Owens. L-hlsh
, couuty, J Jine 2. 1868. "Astault aud Battery."
fell' j day in County Jail. Par loned June 23.
65. Cbades Bank. Piiilade'uhia, April 1, HQ3,
' ''OOtaiuitJ! iloods under Fake Pre'.eus?.'." Two
. years in County Prison. Pardoned June 24.
66. Thonas Naultv. Ihiladelphia, February
12, 1868. ' Fraudulently Procuring the Ackuow-
v Jedgmeut f a Deed." On year in County
' Trinn. Ptrdoned Julv 1.
67. Kichird Clawson. Indiana count v, March
29, 1866. "Blpamy." Tlireo ytats la Western
l entteht ar-. Pardoned J uly 1
68. Johu Jeusler. AUrnheny conn'y, October
11, 1867. 'Unlawful CuttiD." One year In
Wteru Peuteutiarv. Pardoned July 1.
69. Hiirase Miller. Diuphin county, April 28,
1868. "Adutery." ne hundred dollars tine
' and e'chi uiOjths la County Prison PardoueJ
1 Julv 2.
70. J. H. Siller and Barllev D. Ctmpbell
' Philuelphi,June 22. 18C8. "Liiel. fcach to
pay a fire of Uo handled and ntty riollarx, ami
l ampcen to Kixty ous in uojuty rnson
I Pardoned Jul; 15.
V 71. James lender and John Slncla'r. Alle
Z beny county June 11, 1807. 'Bobbery." Five
. hundred dollai hue aud lour years in vVeteru
Penitentiary. Pardoned .'uly 11.
72. Henry ffansrleld. Btrks county, Aueust
' 7, I860. "l.HCeny." Three year and eiht
3 months in fcL-teiu Peul.eutiary. Pardoued
July 15.
!; 73. auu Cleans. Ath sheny ounty, Octobor
f 14, 1804. "Laieiiy " Fo'jr years id Westoro
PeuuentiKry. Pardoued July 2H.
74. JaQiPs I, McQnown. Indiana cnuny,
June 18, 1868 "Manblauiriiter." Oue hundred
collar t tic au' five yer in WesUra Peuiten
. tiary. Pardord Ausubt 4.
75. (Launcv Johncon. PhllaelnhU. Feb-
ruary 8, 1867. "Entering a Dank with Inlentto
tilcal." lhreeears atd time months la Eastern
reuueinry. t'rUoued Auuust 7.
76. Nil hala Campbel'. Ilun'invdon county,
Avrtl 11, Ua, "Larceiy." Three years in
77. John Kane. Bcbaylklll county, Jane 1?,
1868. "Voluntary Mansla inhter." Fivo years
In County Pri'on. Pardoned Ainrust 11.
78. John Buenle. Cumberland county, April
14. lfQH. "PerlurT." one yea la Eajteru Ponl
U ntiary. Pardoned Auirust 11.
79. William King. Wes'moreland oomty,
Anpnst 24, 1806. "Laroenv." Four years iu
Western Penitentiary. Pardoned Augupt 13.
90. Will. am Hamilton. Wavne coan'.y, Sep
tember 7, 18C4. "Arfion." Eiffbt and a hair
years in Kalern Peuitentla'y. Pardoned
Amrupt 15.
81. Peter Burn". Phll'idelphin, Janusry 10,
1868. "Forgery." Ono year la County Prlsoa
liom October 4, 1867. Pa-doned August 24.
82. Frnk Wil-on. Warren county. el-pem-bcr
6, 1866. "Larceny." One hundred dollars
fine and nix years In Western Peuiteutiary.
Pardoned September 8.
83. Samuel Peters and Jnsenu Lwry. Leba
non county, November 6, 1S67. "Larceny."
One yr in Eastern Penitentiary. Pardoned
Seotember 8.
84. Jacob Mwrpby. Philadelphia, December
9, 1867. "Larceny." One year lu Couuty Prison.
Pardoned September 14.
85. Wliliara Dotle and James Lane. FranVlln
county. Jauu-try 22. 1868. "Assault aud Bit
tery." One year and two months In County
Jail. Pardoned September 17.
86. Emanuel Smith, Henry Snyder, and Wit
ham H. Olassmeser. yrk county, May C, 188H.
"AssauU and Battery." One year in Easlern
Penitentiary. Pardoned S"ptember 19.
87. Samuel Bailey. Philadelphia, Mvomber
25, 1867. "Assault and Battery." To yeats
and three months in Eastern Peuiteutiary.
Pardoned f-cptember 28.
68. William Klme. Mmtomery county,
November 13. 1867. 'Larceny." Elh'een
mouths iu County Prlsoa. Pardoned Septem
ber 28.
89. Patrick Conashan. Lettish countr, April
7. 1868. 'Larceny." One year in Wuitcra
Penitentlaty. Pardoned September 29.
90. Sylventer Burk. Monteomerv county,
November 14, 1866. "Larceny by BUlee." V mo
yea's in Ccuuty prison. Pardnied Oo'.obr 1.
1)1 James Carson. Alleeheny county. Jauiury
6, 18(18. "Fornication and Bastardy." Five
luudted dollars tine, and fllteen months la
Western Penitentiary. Pardoned Oc'ooer 5.
1)2. Abraham Hetrirk. Lancaster co'intr,
November 21, 1866. "Larcny." Om hon Irel
dollars One aid three years and thiee mauths
In County Prison. Pardoued October 6.
93. Hcnfy Bender. Philadelphia, Ootob?r 15,
1867. "Larcenv." Eighteen months in County
Prison. Pardoned October 21.
94. Ueorie a. Cowan. Frie county, Aueast 6,
1866. ' Larceny." One hundred dollars line
and three years in the Western Penitentiary.
Pardoned October 21.
95. Lewi Klinsensmltb. Armstronz county,
March 7, 1807. Two years In Western Peuiteu
tiary. Pardoned October 21.
96. Daviu Wilson. Aiiepneny conn'T, uotober
24.
1868. "Assault an I Batttrv." Thirtv dol
lars fine and twenty days iu Cjunty Prison.
PHidoned October 26.
97. William Smith. Allegheny conntv, April
11, 1867. "liobbery." Four years in VVeetem
Penitentiary. Pardoned Noveinb. r 17.
9H. Heu'H-a Albri?ht. Montuonery county,
February 26. 1868. "Lurceny." One year aiid
six moLths In County Pn-on. Pardoned No
vember 18.
99. Charles Carson. Al'.esbeuy couuty, June
7, 1867. "Assault and Cvtery." One hundred
do lurs fine aud tour yein in Western Peniten
tlurv. Pardoned Noven ber2ft.
100. W lliim Danpujftn. Philadelphia Sep.
tember t 18J8. "Assault aud Bat ery." Three
mouths in County Prison. 1'ardoued November
21.
101. John O. Gerbetick. Lebanon county,
June 22, 1868. "Adultery." Pardoued Novem
ber 21
102. James M'liuisar. I'liilii'teiptna. Ausrust
10, 1-C8. "A.-fault aul Briery. " Six tmntlis
in the County Prison. ParJoned November 21.
103. Scott Mouroe. Can.bna conntv, Deoera-
l er3, 1S67. "Keceivimr Stolen Gooda." Rh
teen mouths in the I2.tsieru Peuiteutiary.
Par. loned November 25.
104. James K rr, Allegheny county, April 1,
1865. "LBrcenv." To ycrs iu Western Peui
tentinry. Pardoned December 1.
105. Ifinwara wiiKes. Washington county,
Mav 28. 1667. "Larceny." Three years mi Wes
tern Penitentiary. Pardonel Oecmher 1.
106. James Snyder. Uunt'iiffdou county, Aoril
11. 106. "Larcenv." Four and a half year in
Western Pen.teutiiiry. Pardoned December 7.
ItcmiMMloiiM of fines.
1. William Jellisnn. Vcnaugo county, No
vember 26. 1867. "Keepinir aGambliD-r House."
Three mouths' iraprtsoument and a fine of live
nuudred dol'ars. Flue remitted l ehruarv 28.
2. Fanuy Splane. Allegheny c mnty, Ootober
28, 1867. "Keeping a Bawdy House." Two
months' imprisonment and a fine of rive hun
dred doll urn. Fine remitted March 20.
S. AOel Cohen. Aiiegneuy couuty. April 6,
1868. 'Fraudulently Secretins aud K"miivini
Property." Sentence, one thousand dollars Una
and oue month In Couuty Jail. Fine remitted
May 13.
4. Lycia seuiur. i'ipuiu uouuwv, jsoni 1J,
1868. "Adultery." Wight months in County
Jail and twenty doll am. hue. Fine reunited
December 9.
Forfeited Reroenlxnnce.
1. Charles Schick. Philadelphia. Euterel
recognizance in the sumof five huulred dollars,
leeemo?r aj, xoui. ujr uuu njuear-
ance of J. M. Kamheitner, charged with "Lar
ceny." Remitted May 15, because It was estab
lished by th records in the case that Schick
v. as not tetany oouna to pay me an gcu tor
feiture.
Iealh Warrants.
, WlU'ara Donavan. fork couuty. Warrant
issued February 25. Executed Tuesday,
March 31.
2. Thomas Mccarty, venango couuty. War
rant issued tepteuiuer no. execute i wodites
day, October 28.
Tabular statement of tbe 'number of pardons,
remissions or nuts ana i.rioiieu reojai
Bwnoea (with the yearly average), restorations
to cli izeustilp. aud death warrants Issued
from the year 1791 o 1808, lnclnstve, toetner
wtinthe Dtirna of tne U jvcrnora by whom
tbey were lsauod.
Years, in- "
eluktie. v
Kn.m
l"l to 1793
IKnO to 1MI8
lt-09 to 1817
1HI8 to 1MH
B21 to IH'I
Wm. Findlay,
... .Totopli lliestur.
... John A. HiiulU.
... Georiie Wolf.
.... Josepli Kltaer.
57 lUv. H Porter.
35 Fr. H Shank.
29 W. F. Jouvston
37 Wm. Ukler.
37 James Pollock.
34 W. K. P.tclier.
1 A. O. CnrUn.
to 182!)
WJ) to 1K15I
lK tU to 18IM
lb39 to 1H1
U lo to 1848
lsiatu is6i 3;
1855 to 1C57
1858 to JXtiU
1SM1 to 1.S6U
ls67 to lt68
1 Johu W. Geary
Totals.
lUrvard College LaB bad 21 Presidents in
230 years.
TUettate of uuio iias izo w lnatHatious
of learulng.
Dr. Seara la in Arkansas, and hai pro-
mleed fl'2,000 to tLo BoLools of that State from
tbe IVabody fond.
A wsnlthv citizen of Terre Hante has pro
v,! in endow a female seminary at mat
blace with 110.000.
Tbe female teaohera in Cincinnati bave
petitioned for salaries tbe sarce as those paid
males in corresponding poaiuuus.
Cbioago is diaouBBlng the gnbjeot of Intro
duciDg pnblio papers into its pa duo ouuuuio,
to tensed in plaoe of "readers."
A ebanlain is elected trlenniallr by the
facnltv of the University of Virginia, who is
snnnorted by voluntary contributions from
C S3 t V -.0.
e ji e ki
S3 IS Jin Wham
silLiil
9 1.1R8 132 10 Thna. MI'flla.
9 1.909, 212, 10 Tuoa. M Ken.
u !.',,; m o Minion n vaer.
8 l,i4 44 6 ...
8 787 202 4...
6 821 136 7...
6 , 602 Ki 8.;.
3 4bl 160 6...
61 7. 120 14i
4 327 61 11
378 1LN1 6;
ujri Mm. ill
3 161 63 8
8! 216 72 12
6 763 127 18
2 . 172 bbl 10
78 11,61') 1I9H71 281
THE STA TE TREASUR Y.
Receipt Cor UiYnr t'.nilliiff IVoTember
30, 1HS.
The following Is a summary of the receipts at
the State Treasury tor the year ending Novom
ber 80, 1868, acoordlng to the Audltor-aeneral'fl
Keport
1. Lands........... $r2t-
2. Auction 0mmis8lous......M 'J)9i
3. Auoilon ilnlleH. 56 41
4. Tax on corporation t.'orlis.......M 1,011 U S
15. Tax on personal property ...... 277..TU
6. Tax ou loans ;il,4 )7
7. Tax on net tamlutcs or luoouie 42i ,fi 1
8. Tax on gross receipts its) ntJ
9. Tax on enrolment of law. II) :t it)
10. Tax on tonnage .. .'l')7 5 M
11. Tax on col 104 4 tl
12. Tax on national nauk s'ock 216.914
13. Commutation oftonuageiax, per act
of March 7, 1861 - -.. SW.ok)
14 Tax on writs, wills, Uouds, eio- 81.4 2
15 Tax on certain oflioes 20.779
16. Collateral luberltauce tax 274,616
17. Tavern licenses. 27! j M
18. Helallerg' licenses. 3 (MI
Hum pie licenses
8.011)
20. Theatre, circus, aud menagerie li-
oen sea... ..m.. ........ ....... .........
21. Billiard rot in, bowling saloon, and
tenpln alley licenses
22. Eating house, beor bouse, and . e-
Manrant licenses ,
23. Pedlars' licenses
24. Brokers' license.....
25. Patent medicine licenses
26. Distillery aud brewery lluunses
27. Mllleia' licenses
4.819
5 0:
10
4.170
4 l)' l
2 WH
6 ssi)
2.361
28. Forelun Insurance aarcnolea 2!)'tH
29. 1'reiniuma on charters 67,5:13
10. Pumpnlet law ... .., itil
Hi. Intertston loans t.Hi
32 KKCheata 12, W I
33 Dividends on bridge sioess 201
31. Pennsylvania Htllroiid (7jiup.my,
bond No. 11, reUeemoa luxiiu
35. Annuity for right of way ,
Id. ll D
mm. Ktiunueu casn
37. Fines and forfwltnrm
38 1'Ves of the public otlioes..
Kit Cnaes of conscience
40. Rales of public property...
41. Accrued Intercut
42. Miscellaneous
677
47
7.12J
71
U
2I.IJ7
Balance in the Treasury, No
vember 80. 1867, available 1.661 (4
Depreciated funds In the Trea
sury, uaavallable 41032
i T'VJ W
8!) 018 918
Recapltiilutlou of Monthly Keceipts anl
' CxpeiKlitureH
fo rtheyear ending wlttt November .10, ISH:
December, 1R67 . 8117.015 66
January 1808 7U'i,5siHS
February ....'Jo ."liiMJl 6i
March do -1111114)
April do II!) 20') HI
May do l!iiWI2l
June Uo 2i UK T
July- do 1,0110270
AUkUsi do M 1 1 ' O'i i 1 1
Heitember..do ;rl.4.M l
October or :tu,77rin7
Novfcinbor..do '2U;it 18
f"2M.ill!)i-
. I.Mll ..H.-M-ttt
Balance lu Treasury, Nov. ill), 1st,;
J!) S7f,Ks-t)l
Adl deprfcinted fur.ds In IheTrea
Bury. unavailable Il.iit' on
S !M viii.s ti'
KXI
1P67
ISOcf
do
do
do
KNDITUr.lvS.
f )ee ni'ier,
Jauusiy,
l'Vbruary,
Mar'b,
April,
May,
June,
July,
August,
Hepieiuvier,
Ootoher,
November,
t(!2l 52 1 (hi
I, ;;.,0. i0 71
Oil. M i i7
t!)l.:5 1
I (MS i, II
do
t!ltl IW7 09
do SiL:7 i
do 1 7U7 HO-iO
do ;:h7.i.'i o i
do 4 16 )0 s5
do Mil til 31
UO -S SSI l!t
$8 s,,i;i,,ii (ii
. I OI2,llii ;(7
Balance In Treasury Nov. 30. 1US..
59,677, 8a 111
Add depreciated funds lu the
bury, unavatlaoio
Trr-a-
11,0 2 0.1
!'M 9 8 01
Public Iebt of lli. Slate.
The following in a HtRtement soou-ln the
lndebteciuena f too Co:ntun weali ri ! IVim
aj Ivaiila on thb first day ol December, LSis;
li'nnrtpil dphL. VI. :
6 per cent, loans .'t !II ISilO'i
6 do. tlf 7 71!) 7711
4'i do. do lU.uooiM
t3:l.l72 9jl6t
Unfounded debt , viz :
Relief n'es in ciicuMtion fOS 115 (Ki
Iuteret ceillfiOrtte out-famiim' I10su 2
Do. ncolRimed 4.418 8s
Domestic creditors' ctit'fic ttes 44-H7
I 3.99167
Total publlo debt December 1, 180s....n 2Sfl,!)46-H
Public debt as It stood Dee. 1, 1867...:J7,7U(,4i)W77
Deduct amount; redeemed at Urn state Trea
sury during the lineal year ending with Nov.
0. 1868, viz..
6 Df r cent, loans 81.. Til ?53'6l
4lj pr cent loans..
W.IKJU W
210-00
Keller notea-..
D4 417.461-81
Publlo Deo, 1, 1S0S..
2. 6.916 13
DIED.
For additional Dctithi rt rmaU Pagn.
TCIiNBOI-I.. On the murainE ot ma am Instant.
WAI'.uaKKT 1'UJtNilOL.I
1 ne r tuvea ana rrienas or me lamnv are inv ted
to attend Hie luneral ou t rlday, Hie sih limtitut. tu
2,' o'clock P. M., from tbe reslrtnace of tier unpiie-v,
ur, 1. Jn. jjrysuine, r o. io.n area strffet.
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BARTLETT,
THE BOOT MAKElt,
So. M SOUTU S1XTU STUKKT.
Kew S' jles for the Promenade.
'cw Styles Tor Hie Tai lor.
New Sljleslor Heavy Weather.
Hull1 rge ktock ecftbUS tim tJ furnlsl g rni
tit at ail limes. 10 16 fm J
AMUSEMENTS.
tor actditionul Amusi ment.- get Third lqt.
PAHEPAROSA AT CONCH :tT HALL
1. DE VIVO . M.VNAOKH
Muid l AKHrA MHJ iuo re. lavo. l(. uml Ulu.i
poiulr litutk'iiCH, ou mr ir.inuptiui rouira t'.
i ncnltlt iX buccesnlul ,nn iif ,Mr nnd V, ii ci"i on
l'0 RA NO O v UK It IS
Wl'DNK'TA Y AND IHUKbUAV. ii. 13 U(t H
Minn. If A KKfA.MO.lA win oe 8ili vn uy
ilr. jiliO'KtiO.bi UuWi.Kii. Kou hii lVuor,
Cl f H.KKijN'II iu B illittiil Bt.ljj.o,
if -. C A HI. hOH.V, Vlylu;'..
Mr PAIT'SO. fti'IIVMl!!lh(1 Plunlst,
Mr OLUUxK W. 1MIIBY AfvoiiipnuiM, (In, UrM
Mr. J. 1 KVY, fr.ioi I.-'iidon tlLRre tl Uirun'.--
Flatun !' e' fn thewi 1 1 emveiil g -( vxpawi.e
A()ailHiou. i: Kmtived H.a'n i6). The ie r"
wli comtiifiio cn M"nny y A.M.,'
1 Hi'M IT,I''."'H IMiikIc S'"r f-HK "nfK'rtw,
grKCJAI. KOi'K'IO. To lr. HiKpi CUl I) , I 0
tl ku "'X ik'kuis will lie .old I) ny o. e iinion. I
S.
G A U T I'i A N D, UNDERTAKHB,
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE
FOR AIhY HOUSE TO GET THE P1UCE3 DOWN AS LOW as wo
aro now selling all our CLOTHING, and tho REASON for it can be very
easily seen. An appraisement of the stock was niado under diroctbn
of the EXECUTOR, and then it was determined to sell it at ONCE to
make a quick settlement of tho accounts of tho former Firm.
TDK PRICES ARE ALL DOWN, SO THAT WE GUARAN
TEE Til EM FULLY TEN FER CENT. LOWER THAN THE
LOWEST ELSEWHERE, OR GOO 33 TAKES BCK AND CASH
TAID OVER AGAIN WHEN SHOWN TO BE OTHERWISE.
It will be remembered that our Style, Make, and Finish aro FAR BET
TER tlin ordinary Ready-Made Clothing. Our largo facilities ahriys
enable u to SELL CHEAPER THVN OTHER HOUSES; and notr,
under these special ctrcunutaccca, it can be reidily seen that this is THE
opportunity to lay in a full supply.
WANARflAKER $c BROWiM,
OAK IIA.lL.Tv,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
SIXTH AND MARKET OTREET8.
LAST MONTH
. rv m. a
HAVK THIS DAY MADE
STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS
IN ORDER
TO CLOSE BALANCE OF STOCK,
AS THEIR
LEASE EXPIRES FEBRUARY 1.
Hos. 818 and 820
DRY GOODS.
QOTTOX GOODS D E 1 A RT M KNT
S1RAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CENTRAL BUY HOODS STOKE,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
PHILADELPHIA,
wakiitll cc.nt nne to maintain and Increase th r.
potaiiuu w bava Bttttiued ( be:n: the largest aud
Cheapest Muslin Houso
IN THE UlTY.
pwlt)r onr snpnilM from flrat baud only.
tlikli bkr.aner ttll all
JIuslIus by the Piece at Hie Regular Whole.
sale Trices
T111KTY.F1YE CASES AMD DALES
MUSLINS,
ComiirUloc U the l'kOIng brand aud width 0f
r I '. vr jurai.ix',
WIHK NIIKKI I.VU,
riftaiklllXl'lNUM,
HiflNI'TTA.
HEW KOKHNILM,
11 A V nitlik.
AUHWKKIH r,
Our coin'ftiit aim will be to make tUa lu.veii yrlcea
in lUe uiaraet.
UtfOd y aid- Ide Hhlrtlng iiL, eenlt.
YiU iUh Uuilai'liea ivlm.m, ii1; cn'i'.i.
z.'n TtriiH wide UuDitkOi.ua aLean-ti, 6j cea'.
Houso Furnlshinq Linens
IN LAKOH AOHTMKNT.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER.
7 X T R A NOTICE.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Nos. 103 and 107 N. SECOND St.,
Iutltes especial altentlou ta his LAUUK
mid ELEUAM nssorlmciit of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY G00D3
BUITAULK FOll It f
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
TUo Entire Stok Is Offered ut the Ycrj
LOWEST ri'JVES,
OF THE SALE.
a pt n r a..
CHESIUr jSfcraaL
DKY GOODS.
ibid-bp Atnr
LinEIfi dlLnC,
fio. 828 ARCH STREET.
NEW TABLE CLOT EI 3,
NAPKINS.
Table Linens by the Yard
The Cheapest Huyeivs will flud
F RICES SATISFACTORY.
pOPULAtt PUICKS IU14 DVLY UOODS.
RH'KKV"lli.lKI CO.,
So. Til fUVJVV Sttvet,
SIIKS.
VKLVK1S.
VltLVM'IKKNR.
Ihll-H POPMKrf.
FKKNOH Pol'LiNS.
hILK I'OPUJi.
vi.'Oi kpii;',
PLAlil POPLINS
I UA.(H:iHl.U Pl.l'I.JNd.
l)ro lioofl at ' ct'ut
l)n hh lluodi at M cr!'l.
1 Uoucls at xb ruiin.
Hi tat Uuvds at 40 ceulH.
Ithm (loofb at &o uulii.
Dreas (loods l : , c- iuj
Jiresa Uuoca at ',5 c. nU'.
J rif Umirt l lu ti.
BLANKKIH.
H. ANNKLC,
( lidbi ami C'asnlni tt
1 urn La Bflie
JSAl.MOKAI.S.
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l.iNKMl
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I.IUS.KY, MHAHP .V (!i
HICK KY, 811 Altl it 0.
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bICKKY. tell iltP A V1
lUCKI .Y, S1I.VKP .W I! .
IlIOKKY. Klli III' .V l!0
KICKK.Y, ill l f A- K
Itl'.'liKY. Ml ,P.I ,(t CO
KICK I', r. U 'U .fe i t
HU H KY. hllAKI" Ac f!0
KU IC KY, nil .n I .4 ll
Hf 'J K I'!', h 1 1 A K P .t '-HI
llt' lvi-'Y. KHlllf & VM.
UllJIiY. SilA i f i l l)
W 1UTK GOODS.
l'oimiur nncn for Dry lunula Ii Uiu yard, ulucn. oi
UU UI.r, N1IAKI' A to.,
118rowBrp No.;s7UUKXU'l' rttran
IAMILY MOUUN1NU
FAMILY -MO
MOUUNINU.
tUVriiY AIITU'J K Kiiil riRST ANDfcKJON'l1
TjHKH UOOIIH. IVO'JN VfS.
IRllAVri.S. VUW tili t PKH, OLL t IU. T.TC ,
At (iilcue to ooiupeie wt'b tin. prrteat aarldueli
MYEBE' Hew Mourning Staro
To. Jim CUUJMNUT piret,
ii lit 'ci w. ii i.nuRn now.
..MKMIMII lHWIll I.. i
FINANCIAL.
LEfflGn VALLEY RR.
MORTGAGE BONDS.
We offer for sale a limited amoaatof tbM
FIBST-CLASS BOND
ir
NINETY,
And Accrued Interest trom l)r comber 1;
The BuuiIk are lu amcmnta of
SIOOO.
t h. VtPf.ldtikrp.1 nr innnAn r. t ' ... .1
... v .... .u. uuuun or
llio riuic'iaaer, tuid bear Interest at
SIX I'EK CExM'.,
IVeefrom all Uorornmentaiid Slate Taxes.
The MorfSHue under which ihaiut itnn.ia c
If sued is fur
FIVE MILLIONS OF U0LL1IIS,
Upou a proix-rly costing over
TWLMY MIELIOSS OF HOLLARS,
The grosH itcelpts npon which for the year ptwt
M.o vvor
FOUIt MILLION U0LLA1IS.
M'eotler thexe Honda as lu every respuot
A FUJiiT-tLAiiS SECUIilTY,
Anl will reoolve In payment for them United
rnico. in., ur uiuer marKeiADie
Bucorltios, allowiojf the ioU
market prloo.
DREXEL & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 84 S. THIRD Streets
WJL II. HEW BOLD, SOJf & AERTSCT
Corner WALMJT and DOCK Sis.,
12S21turp PilirADHLi'lILA.
FLOUR.
QHRISTMA8 PRESENTS.
lb beat and moat aaltabla Pretent for a friend o
tbe needy Is a barrel ot our "J. B. WELCH" yiBST
PKILMIDM. FLOUR, and a bag or hall barrel Br Kit
LINO'B "MOUNTAIN" BUCK WHEAT ALKAL,twr
railed eaperlor te any In the market.
Constantly on baud the beat assortment of dlfferea
oranda of iLOCK, INDIAN, and BTJI tLSAb
HOPS, etc
GE0RQE F. ZEIINDBR;
11 4 !m Ittr I'UCUTII AND TIMB STS.
p AM I L Y TLOUR.
lu lots to salt UIIOCERS, or bj tbe SIngta
Barrel, for sale bj
J. EDWARD ADDICK8,
o. 1230 MARKET Street,
10 uxip
phiIiAdelpiiia;
FOR RENT.
p .O R R Q H T.
l'KEMLSES, No. 809-IlESiUT St.,
WOH ETOKB OB OFriCB.
ALSO, OFFRFS AND LAROK BOONS aoltabfe
(or MOL.uxerclal Colleue. Apply at
Kill JlANK OF TUK RKPrjBLia
MEDICAL.
g SIMKS' PURE COD LIVEIt OIL.
TllW OIL baa been In couatvit use FOB THB
LABT TWENTY TKAK3, and dnrlnt that period
l aa bien pioncuaced by the medical proiewle
lub" TUo Best Iu the Market
For tale Wholesale and Retail by
CUSTAVU8 KRAU8E,
B. BIM IS' BC0CES80B. '
K. W. Corucr TWELFTII and CUESJIUT,
loioawrpl fHILADKLPHIA.,
D'r. A FXE8S.-EVEBY iHSlKMtJAJ
clenoe a.d .klU bar. &
XT; arao. Craudalli tJSmSXl
nr otbera lu ue, at P. &4AIiA i
'.parlor La
tbe f rofeesors and gta,dvpt3.