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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, .1809.
NEWS SUMMARY.
City Allaire.
Mr. Evan 0. Jtukeon, the well known Pen
Ion Agent, died at bis residence In llils citj on
Bunda j, in the CSih jcar of his re. '
Ibsptction of flour and meal for the week
ending JanuHry 21: JJarieH of superfine, 7238;
do. R.ve, 70; do. condemned, 136; total, 7663.
The lollowlng are the receipts and prices
for the week ending January 23 at the Farmers'
Hay Market: Loads of hay, 448; straw. 77;
Prime timothy, per 100 lbs., tV2w$V26; mixed,
l-10W5; Inferior, $lf06j straff, $l'25a
1 '30.
The following vessels cleared from this port
last week with petroleum: Barque Idolique,
for London, with 116,912 gallons; baique Har
mony, for Antwerp, with 44,852 do.; orifi Given,
for Halifax, with 10U0 do.; uiuking a total of
182 764 gallons for the week, and l.l'J'1,428
palloiis tince tbe first of January. Five barquei
and two btigsarenow loading for foreign port.
The mouttily meeting of the Younn Men's
Christian Association was held lu't evening. nd
their hall was crowded to its full capacity,
(icorgo VV. Mcars, Kq., Vice President of tlio
Association, in tlio cliair. After the usual
opening exerci-et, Kcv. Moseley II. Williams
read tbe etsay of the evening, which was lis
tened to with much interest. The subject was
"The Man.of the World.-'
James l?.cIrmott. a victualler, has
Deem appointed by Mayor Fox to the police
of the beveutcenth district, and James Uafigerty
to the same district. Mr. Hnc'crty was a sailor
in the United States jN'avy, and served during
tbe war on several gunboats, and finally on the
frigate Rt. Lawrence. Hugh McCullougb, of
the Third ward, Is nis-o api oinWI on the police,
lie was in tlio navy during tlio war, ami was
promoted to master at-arms for meritorious
BrrviccH. He took part in the first attack on
Fort Sumter, and was at the capture of Port
Jtojul, aud Feriiandina, Florida.
DoiiiFfctic Afiiilrs
Hold closed yesterday at 1 3(i g .
burglars are again in lusting Camden.
The sailors now In New York, huve struck
for higher waces.
Senator Morrow B. Lowry had an attack of
paralysis yesterday.
One thousand distilleries are in operation in
the Ucited Ktatcs.
Chicago reports little clue but murders, and
she has no rival, eave New York.
Tue Uev.JDr. Littlejohu will be consceratcd
Bishop of Long Inland to-morrow.
One thousand miles of the Union Pacific
Railroad are now finished and in operation.
The health of (Jovernor Weary Is improving,
but ho is not ytt able to attend to business.
From North Carolina we have reports of
additional outrages by the Rebels in that old
Common wealth.
Fires .yesterday at Boston, Mass., and
Hamilton, Canada, destroyed property to the
amount of $05,0(10.
Jf . (!. Randall has been convicted of robbing
tho mails at Portland, Urctron, and sentenced to
twelve years' imprisounjeui.
Cassius M. Andrews was arrested at Buffalo
on Sunday afterr.oon, charged with IssQing a
large amount of forged checks on business men.
Biaisdell and F.ckdtlJ, convicted iu New
York of defrauding the (Jovernment of the
Whisky tax, werd yesterday sentenced each to
three years' iraprionaient in the Penitentiary..
Our efficient police have driven the thieves'
and burglars ot our city across the river to
Camden. Good! They will have New Jersey
justice speedily meted out to them either the
tsta'.e'e Prison or the gallows.
Foreign AflTnIre.
Havani, Jan. 26. Serious troubles have re
cently taken place iu Jesu Maria Ward. Yes
terday afternoon these disturbances broke out
again in the same quarter. Some people ou the
house-tops fired upon the volunteers iu the
streets, and tbe latter returned me lire, it is
not known whether any one was killed.
At a late hour iu the evening the house of
Benor Aldana, a rich planter, suspected of
giving aid and comfort to the revolutionists,
was entered by police oUiccri, supported by a
"guard of volunteers, and searched for arms
supposed to have been hidden there. Tho
building was badly damaged by the troops. Tbe
Spaniards report that this house was one ot
those lrom which the volunteers were fired
upon.
At nine o'clock on tbe same night, in the
vicinity of the Louvre. Codec House and Tacou
Theatre opposite, shots were fired At some
volunteers who were pasting through the street.
The lower hall of the Louvre was crowded with
people, who were utterly ignorant of what are
going ou outside, or on the upper floors of the
building. The detachment of volunteers halted,
faced tue Liouvre anu nrea dpon ineguesis iuui
criminately, with fatal results.
Several Spanish gentlemen, Government em
ployes and officers of the army, were killed.
Two Genuan merchants, Messrs. Rechling and
Lappenberg, aud many other persons, were
dangerously wounded. Hainuel Cokner, a well
known photographer from the United States,
was attacked and killed near tbe Louvre, about
the same time, by some armed men who are
supposed to have belonged to the volunteer
. Jorce.
While the advance was leaving Villanouva
Theatre, shots were fired by which two ladies
and several children were killed.
A meeting of the commanders of the volun
teer forces in the city was held to day. General
Dulce was present aud deplored the recent oc
currences. It was resolved that all volunteers,
excepting those on guard, shall hereafter remain
at their homes, and only come out when a signal
of twelve guns is fired, or at tbe command of
their chief officers, until the arrival of additional
troops from Spain.
Sailors from the Spanish men-of-war in the
harbor are to perform patrol duty, and they are
now patrolling the btreets outside the walls.
Business has been suspended since the com.
mencement of the disturbances with the volun
teers, but tbe people are now greatly relieved
and tbe feeling of security grows stronger, as
the sailors are well disciplined, sober and faith
ful, and peiform their duties to tbe satisfaction of
all. The city is now perfectly quiet.
Havaka. Jan. 23101'. M. All quarters of the
city, iuside aud outside the walls, are quiet.
Nothing has occurred to-uiuht to disturb the
public tranquillity. Thekiilinsol Mr. Cokner
is the general theme ot conversation, and la
looked upon as a cowardly assassination.
The American schooner Arresia, formerly a
Key West wrecker, Bas been brought to this
port as a prize by the .pauiih gunboat Belta.
on suspicion of carrying supplr-s to the rebels.
When discovered, thej pre'ended to be engaeed
in wrecking a ebip lost ou Colorado reels. The
Arresta cleared lrom Key West on the fctu for
BiNEW York, Jan. 25. A Cuba special to Ihe
lltraid says: Advice from ht. Thomas to the
18th instant have been received. News had
reached there from St. Domingo that President
Baez had sold Alta Vela to a Fieuch company,
m 4.,.;,t 1 1, iirpvlnin mil-or itieisianu. Ahe
r m uiriiuH.."- c " . . , , . ,
imericau consul at St. Jj.mintfo nai protested
" asaiust the transaction and stnt tor a tnau-ot-war.
Baez remained in his capital, around
which intrenebmeuts had been I brown up. He
bad invited ex-Piesident Cabral and bis fol
lowers to return to their country, and they will
do so If Baez asms that an flection for a new
President be held and all political pnsouers oe
released,
London, Jan. 25. The political news to-day
is meagre and unimportant, lteverdy Johnson
has accepted an invitation to dine witli the
corporate authorities at Manchefctef some time
in February,
JlettTT Ilnnk Kobbery In Rnltlmore.
New York, Jan. 25. Inspector Dilka to-day
..iivpi1 a telegram lrom tbe Baltimore detec
tive police, stating that one of the banks of
that City tunme uut fncu) wua cubcieu ujr
burelars on Friday night, who broke Into the
tacit and robbed it of money and bonds to the
;..nt of $115,000. No trace of the thieves
Z been obtained. The property stolen is of
ij.UTnnd bonds, f 15.000; Union Pacific Railroad
jj fiOH(l: B-20 bond of 18G2. 81000 : 6-20
Knnd of 1864, $6000; 6-20, convertible, $4000;
?.7-.hinifton county. Md., bonds, 120.000; bonds
w Orleans and Opelousas Railroad. $30,000;
l wh. Kcw Orleans and Jackson Railroad,
Scnen' bonds Western Maryland Railroad,
The ntnlMl Election.
Before Examiners Mcsslck and Batturs the
contested election case was resumed yesterday
afternoon, when tbe following testimony was
adduced relative to tbe Fourtb division of the
Twenty-fitm wwd; William Cooper, No. 1107
Pomersct street; Alexander McKay. No. 1024
Somerset street; Hugh R. Jones, William Lenlz.
No. 1409 Fisher street, testified to having voted
the Republican ticket in this division at the
October election. The last named witness
further testified that he was on doty as a police
man at these polls all day, except during dinner,
and saw the deputy sheriffs there.
The counsel fof tho Incumbents objected to
questions as to the conduct of these officers, as
the specification relating thereto had been
Withdrawn bythe contestants in open court.
Wliness resumed Did not see them interfere
with any man, but they tried to drive the police
away from the place; were charged by tho
lieutenant to keep a convenient distance away
from the polls, so as to hear and see what was
going on, but not to interfere with the voters;
he left an officer in charge of our squad, who
alterwaids went away, and left Officer Joseph
Winmlll in charge, nnd he and Oflicer William
Taylor were atnaulted while discharging their
duties by these men, who got hold of the
former, and tried to drag him away fiom the
polb, and went to their assistance. Wiunnll
as not near the window when the difficulty
occurred.
Jacob Jacoby, No. 1117 Fisher strec'; Joseph
Hntrerman, No. 1112 Belgrade street; James A.
l yle, No. 1023 Huston street; Gjorge I'rescott,
No. 1412 Kichmoud street, and Joseph Jacksou,
No. 15ri2 Richmond street, also testified to
voting the Republican ticket in this divii-lon.
Mrs. Roe Ann Mahon, No. 1153 Williams
street, tetttfied that Edward Carr lives ou Wil
l.atn street, above Salmon, and never lived
wl.ere she does. Ho is assessed at No. 1163
Williams stteet, and Is on tbe list of voters.
Mr. Mary Gallauher, No. 1520 Mu lieu street,
testified that James Short moved from the hou? e
where she lives to this side of the Reading
Baiiroad about nine months auo. He is assessed
at No. 1520 Mullen street, and la on the list of
voters.
John Yost, No. 1414 Richmond street; W. M.
Pickup, No. 1134 Somect Btreet; Benedict
Darlington, No. 1122 Richmond btreet; and
James Patterson, No. 1415 Salem street, all
testified to voting the Republican ticket iu this
division. .
As to the Sixth division of the Seventeenth
ward, Miss Mary Devlin, No. 307 Master street,
testified that she lived in a three-story three
roomed house, aud kept boarders; the first floor
was used as a store, the second to cook in, aud
the third William Allen and Edward McKeeu,
two boarders, slept in, together with lier chil
dren; Cornelius Donnelly left about two montbs
ago; could notsay whether ho came there before
election; could not say when Charles Brady
came or went; no others were boarding there
daring the summer or fall; nobody came there
before election to board and said they were sent
there; did not know Daniel Murphy; James
Dugan died several years ago; D;miel L'lndregaii
did not live bac k of witness, but moved some
time ago to American aud Master streets; had
not seen hini since July last; did not koov
whether he was dead or not.
Dauiel Murphy, James Dusan, Daniel Lan
degran, N'eall Donnelly, Charles Brady, nnd
Felix Connelly are on the list of voters, and
assessed at No. 307 Master street.
Henry Lance, Robert Donnelly, James Floyd,
No. 1440 North Second street; Lackian Came
ron, No. 1425 Phillips street; Josoph W. fccott,
No. 1407 North Fouith street; Tiiomas W. Jack
eou, Charles Seeburger, No. 1417 North Fourth
street; Georgo Patton, No. 1413 Phillips street,
and James McCobb, No. 1422 North Second
street, all testified to voting the Republican
ticket in thiB division.
Mrs. Lincolu l'ffitloiia Congress for n
I'eiihiou.
The President pro tern, of the Eenate laid be
fore that body jesterday the lollowiujr petition
from Mrs. Lincoln, written upon note paper,
with a heavy mouruiug border:
To the Hon. Vice-President of the United
States Sir: I herewith most respectfully
present to the honorable Senate of the United
States an application lor a pension. I am a
widow ot a rresuent or tue unuea states
whose life was sacrificed iu his countrj's service;
inat taut calamity nas very greatly impaired
my health, and by the adviee of my physiciajs
I have come over to Uermany to try tue mineral
waters, and aunug tue winter to go to Italy,
but rav financial means do not permit me to
take advantage of the urgent advice given me,
nor can I live in the style becoming the widow
of tho Chiel Magistrate of a great nation,
although I live as economically as I can. In
consideration of tbe great Eervices my deeply-
lamented husband bas rendered to tbe united
States, and of the fearful loss I have sustained
by his untimely death bis martyrdom, I may
say I respcctlully submit to your honorable
oody tuis petition, noping mat a yearly pension
may be granted me, to that I may nave less
pecuniary care.
l remain most respccuuuy,
Mrs. A. Lincoln.
Frankfort, Germany.
The petition was referred to the Committee on
Pensions.
Br utile y 's Case-Au Order to Restore
uim to fraciit-e.
The following is the writ of mandamus served
upon the Justices of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia yesterday morniug in the
matter of the restoration of Joseph II. Bradley,
Sr., to his position as a member of the bar of
said court:
United States of America: The President of
the United States to the Bupreme Court of the
District of Columbia and Justices thereof,
greeting:
Whtreas, It has been made to arpear to the
Supreme Court of the United States tbat Joseph
II. jiradiey was duty admitted and enrolled as
an attorney aud solicitor authorized to exerclso
the rights, privileges, and franchises thereof in
your court; yet you. the Justices of said Su
preme Court of the District of Columbia, with
out reasonable cause, have unjustly removed
said J. II. Bradley lrom the place and office of
attoiney and solicitor to the said court, to the
no email damage and grievance to him, the said
J. H. Bradley, asset forth iu his complaint to
said Supreme Court ot the Uuited States in that
behalf, aud which fully appears of record in the
said court;
Now, therefore, in order that spcedv justice
f hall bo done in this behalf to said J. II. Brad
ley, you are hereby enjoined that, immediately
after Ihe receipt of this writ, you do restore or
cau?e to be restored the said J. II. Bradley nito
said place and office of one of the attorneys aud
solicitors in your court, with all the liberties,
privileges, and franchises of said place of one of
the attorneys find solicitors of your court be
longing and apperlaining, lest ou your default
herein complaint should be made to the said
Supreme Court of the United States; and how
you shall have executed this writ mako known
to the Justices of the Supreme Court ot tbe
L'nited Slates on tbe 2Gtb day of January, 1SW,
and have jou theu aud there this writ.
Witness The Hon. S. P. Chase, Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court of tho United States, this
21st day of January, 18G9.
P. A. MlDDI.ETON,
Clerk of Supreme Court of the United tates.
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
has not yet acted in this matter.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington, Jan. 25.
Tbe Electlou Committee
heard this morning further argument from
Judge V. A. Schal, of Texas, in behalf ot Simon
Jones, the contestant of Colonel Mann, de-
nnoud o.ln tmrl h. en seated. Colonel Hunt
and Mr. Menard (colored) desiring a further
bearing, tbe committee couuuuuu mc unac,
and further argument will occur to morrow.
4k(a mnriilnrf a H H IPtr ft H OH nf Vir?illl&
ucoiu tuita uiuiuiuK - - -"
Metbodisti in opposition to the plan of the com
mittee of nine, so far as It modifies the Consti
tution in tbe maiteroi cuurtu propenj.
FMin Indiana.
Ikdunafolu. Jan. 25 A nrlze fight between
Mike Douavan, of Chicago, and John Boyne, of
t'eru, inomua, was fought near Tipton, Indiana,
this momltg, resulting in favor of Donovan in
99 rouBos,
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Pvr additional Marina If&wi ue Fir it Papa.
ALMANAC WQ& IMIILADSLPHIA-THia DAT,
'" i T ia Mwr Kllia,.nnw,
Bom Bbtr..mm....m 6 10 Hihh Watch. .. i
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
Jawb DottoBMTr, 1 .
(. HJBLKH WalKXXB, fMOWTHLT OOMMITTIB,
W. U. KKNT, J
MOVKB1KNTS OF UCKAH gTEAUURS.
FOU AttKKIUA.
Wm. Pnn.MM....Ixiulon.....New Yurk Dee, 26
Britannia. ...OlHgiw....New York..M.M...Jaa. 8
AlaHnla.......Loilon-....,New York....Ju,
Palmyra.,... l,lverpool...New Yorlt........Jaa. 11
MhelH M..Boulhanipton...New York -Jan. 11
Manhattan llverpool...Nw York Jaa. IS
Olty ot lxnlon.Llvertool...Neiv York ...-J mi. 18
1 be Queen Liverpool. ..New York Jan. la
KealorlRi) Liverpool... Portland Jan. 14
Gerroanla HotitlinmpUin...New York,... Jan. lb
Perelre Ureal. New Y'ork' Ju. 1(1
AtiBtralafiian Llverpool...New York' Jan. la
Hol6atl...........fiavre.... ...New York .......... J an. It
FOR KUKOPB.
Hsmmonia New York...llnniiirff ..Jan. 2
Kangarao New York...Llverpoul Jan. 21
Cellar .New York...Ix)iirtoii.....M.........,.Jaa. 2(1
KehraHka. New York... Liverpool .Ju. 27
Java ..New York... Liverpool ,.Jn. 27
Tripoli.. New York... Liverpool .Jhu. 24
New York.. New York...Brpmeu .....Jan. 28
Cot LoiHlon..New York...Llverpool ..Jan. SJ
C. of Baltlmure.New York...Llverpool.........KHb. 6
C Of Cork New York. ..Liverpool ....Feb. 9
COAHTWlHK, DOMJMT1U, KPO.
Btananastrlpea Phllada.......Havana.......Jan. 27
KKle Now York...Havana.. Jan. 23
Uranata.... New Y'ork... Vera Orus. eto Jan. 2i
Alalia are forwarded by every steamer la the reirnlar
lines. Tbe ateainerg for or from Liverpool call at
Uueenntown, except the Uanadlan line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or horn the Conti
nent call at Southampton.
CLEARED YKHTKRDAY.
Hehr Rtephen ilotcbklss. Hodgdon, Boston D.Cooper.
bt r U. 1m Uaw. Iler, Baltimore, A. Urovea, Jr.
ARRIVED YK9TKRDAY.
Htenmsnlp Norman, Crowell, hours from Boston,
with miiRe. to II. Vinnorfc t.'o.
K'hr ;itle Hall, Maxon, 1 day from Freaerica.Djl.,
with ((rain to Jas. L. Be w ley & Uo.
R. JIu.RlrorlBi Owen, cleared at New York 231
1 i Aulw.e!1 vl I'ulladolphla.
btp John v. Jloynton. Waycott.
wert-haven th Inst.
hence, at Brou-
bteamshlD I'lnnoar r.t...lna h.nro at 'Vllm1n.
ton, N. C. yesterday. '
HteaniBhlp l anita, Freeman, hence, at New York
yesterday.
Barque Neretd. Bearse, hence 18th Bept., at Ban
FranclKCO 2ud lnst.
Brig Julia F.Carney, Carnev. sailed from Havana
17th lust, for UatauEas, to load tor a port north of
llatterac
Brir J. Mclntyre. Haskell, at Olenfuegos loth Inst.,
reported from Philadelphia probably from Ports
mouth. Bchr Mary J. Farr, Maloy, at Baltimore 24th Inst,
from New York.
Bchr Albert Thomas, Bogers, hence, at Charleston
24tb Inst.
bchr Surprise, Bymmes, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Charleston yesterday, with Ud bulea cotton, ln2
casks rice, Iterates rope cuttlniis, lo hbils. and 100
tons iron, loo empty bbln., and 2i'.iiuJ feet lumber.
Hchr W. O. Irish, ltathbuu, beuce, at Norfolk 22d
Instant.
Bchrs Juniata, Patton, hence, and Hiawatha. Lee,
from Baltimore at Providence 2.1d Inst.
SchrOrace til 11 Urn, Uodrrey, lrom Providence for
Philadelphia, sailed from Newport. 22d lost.
fchr Albert Mason. Crowell, heuce, at Boston 23d
Instant.
bchr Bertha Souder, Wooster, hence, at Boston 24th
Instant. ,
Bchr Amos Kdwards, Bnmers. cleared at Boston 23d
Inst., tor Savannah via Wood's Hole.
schr Si arietta 'lllton, Frltslnger, cleared at Boston
24(1 lust, for Baltimore.
bchr Abraham Lincoln, Dill, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New Y'ork yesterday.
bebr Othello. ldrtdge, for Philadelphia, cleared at
nf VnrV PMlArrtAV.
Bchr John Johnson (of Phllsd'-'pbla). from Havana
tor Boston, wns spoken win mat., u mum sn. oi (jape
Cod, with the loss of foremast and malutopmast.
FIRE-PROOF SAFES.
PROM THE GREAT FIRE
IN MARKET STREET.
HEKKIXCS rATES'T SAFES
Again tho Champion!
rHE ONLY SAFE THAT PRE8KRVE j ITS CON-
TKNTB UNCHAKKED.
LETTER FROM T MORRIS PEROX 4 CXJ.
Philadblpuia, Twelfth Month 8th, 1M8.
Mesnrs. KurrHl. MerrluB A Co.. No. 2D C'heniitit
street Ueuts: it Is with great pleasure that we add
eor teltlmony to the value of your Patent Champion
bale. At the destructive tire on Murketstieet, ou the
evening of the ad lust. Jour store was the centre or the
conllagratlou, and, being tilled with a large stock of
drugs, oils, turpentine, pauua, varnmu, mcouui, eio ,
made a severe and trying lest, Yoar bare stood In an
exposed situation, and fell with tbe burning lloors
into ine cellar among a quantity oi coiuuuhuuih ma
terials. We opened it next day and lound our books,
papers, bank notes bills receivable, and; entire
contents all safe. It Is especially gratifying to us mat
your bate came out all right as we had entrusted our
muBt valuable books to B, We shall want another of
ytur bates lii a few days, as they have our entire con-
Yours, respectfully,
' T. MUltRIS PEROT & CO.
HFRRINO'H PATENT CHAMPION SAFES, the
victors in more than Di0 accidental tires. Awarded
the Prize Mtuala at the World's Fair, Loudon;
World's Fair, New York; aud .Exposition Univeroeile,
Paris .
Mannfnctured and for Bale by
FAHIIEL, IIEIUtlNG & CO.,
Ko. C29 CJItSXIT STItEET,
12 9wfm3mrp PHILADELPHIA.
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T. . HI A I H V.
1 I uiKnTirrnnirn n
FIRK AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES,
LOCKSMITH, BELL-HANGER. AND DEALEB
IN BUILLINU HARDWARE,
151 NO. 434 RACE Street
BLANK BOOKS.
WARDED TIIE ONLY MEDAL
FOB
BLANK BOOKS
By the Paris Exposition, 1867.
WILLIAM F. MUltriiT'S SONS,
No. 339 CHE8NUT Street
AND
Xo. 55 South FOURTH Street,
Blank Book Manufacturers,
STATIONERS,
And Steam Tower Printers.
A complete stock of well-seasoned BLANK
BOOKS of our own manufacture.
A lull stock Of COUNTING-HOUSE STA
TION EKY of every deHcrlptlon. 12 14m wf t2 1
JAMBS D. SMITH A CO.,
BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURERS,
WIIOLKSALK AND KETAIL,
Ho. 27 Soulli SLTENTU Street,
U 18 IiuwSm PHILADELPHIA,
STATIONERS.
QEORGC PLOWMAN,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
REMOYED TO No; 14 DOCK Street,
rniLALriii,
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE ORPHANS' COORT FOK TUB CITY
L ANDOOUMY OC PHILADKitrUU. .
Ktate of ALLKX J. HUUHil, dnceawl.
Notice Is hereby given thilUATHARlNK HUBBS,
tbe widow of said aeoedrnt baa tiled In salJ t'ouri
her petition for allowance of the sum o. f too. elected
to b retained by her onder tbe act of Asiem jt? oi
April 14, Ikm, and its tupplemenu, and that the same
will be allowed by the font l on fATL'KUAV, Febru
ary II, I860, noUsi exceptions be filed thereto
JOHN ROB RUT.
1 26 In th 4t Attorney for Petitioner.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
J. ANU COUNTY OK PHILADELPHIA.
Estate or ANN HUH I O.N, deceased.
The Auditor appoln ed by the Court to audit, ssttle,
and adjust the account of DA VI- pkaICtiON,
Executor of the Estate of ANN Hull TON, deceased
(s slated by V. Towar ai d John B, Heyl, Kxecuiors
of said Davis Pearson, deceased), and to report dis
tribution ol the balance In toe bands of the ao
countant, wl I meet the parlies Interested, for the
purpose of his appointment, on FKIOAY, February
6, Pfi,a S'lto o'clock P. M., at his o(Ilc, No. lii B.
blX 1H btreet. In the city of Phllfcdelpbla.
1 21 thtti6t JOI1N KOHKH'lb, Andltor.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
J THKCITYANl COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
i,iUAUll,nt L. Ml It K 1 L, ETC., Vo OEuRUE B.
M1RK1L.
Bopt. Term, 18W). No. 33. In divorce.
OKORC4E B. M I UK 11.:
Piesse take noticd tbat the Court has granted a
rule upon you to show cause why a divorce a t'i,cur)
;i(i(riinni hottld not be decreed In the above esse,
reluruableBATUKDA Y, Jauuary 8n, IHiU. at lOo'clock
A.M.. peisonal do lie having failed on account of
the aDSvnceoX the respondent.
IUOMA4 K. FIN LETTER,
1 22 Isluthtt Attorney tor Llbellatit.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUE UNITED
J. bTATKH FOK THIS EAB1ER lUbTJUcT
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
To the Creditors ol lbs Bankrupt:
The nnderslrned hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as Assignee of WILLI vM 11. BAKU KIT, of
thejfclty and county or Philadelphia, and the
btate of Pennsylvania, within said District, who
ban been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition
by the District Court of said District.
ALEX, P. COLhf-BEKRY. Aslnen,
1 21 tll3t iNo. 07 CHKSNUr fclrtet.
MEDICAL.
BIIEUMATISM,
IV E U K A. LOIA
Warranted rermanentlj Cured.
Warranted rermanentlj Cured.
Without Injury to the Sjstein.
Without Iodide, Fotassia, or Colchicnm
lij Using luiYardlj Onlj
DR. FITLCn'8
GREAT RHEUMATIC REilEDI,
For Rheumatism and A'eiwajfia in all its forms.
Ibe only standard, reliable, positive, lntalllhl per
ruaoent cure ever dlHcovered. It In warranted to oon
tain nothing hnrlrul or Injurious to the iyatem.
WARRANTKDXOCURKOKKONJfiY Rffib UNDfi-D
WAllRAKTI)TOCUROR MONKV KBUNiJlU)
Tcousanda ol Philadelphia reference, of oarea. Pr
pared at
Ko. 29 SOLTU FOIJRTU STKEET,
82ZBtnlhll
BKIAiVf MARKET.
GENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
H. 8. K. G.
Harris' Seamless Kid Gloves.
EVKBT PAI1I WaBBAHTHO,
KXCLUBIYK A0KHT8 FOR GENTH' GLOVHJ3
J. W. 8COTT & CO.,
B27lrp
MO. 814 C11MH(JT HIULUt,
) AT EN 1 SHOULDER-SEA Jl
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE
PERFKCT FITTING SHIRTS AND BRiWRHH
niade fiom meanureiueut at very short notice.
All other articles ol GiSTLi-MJLJS'b DKESa
GOOJJt) lit full variety.
W1JNOUKSTKR & CO.,
112 Ho. 7iKit'llJSMUr street.
TRUSSES.
30 TRUSSES. TRUSSEJ. TRUSSES.
LAIJIE9'
Trusses, Abdominal Supporters, ElaRtlc Body Bolts,
Stockings and Bandages, correctly adjusted by a com
petent iMiiv. ar.
......... . All. fTTlI-fil vdrr A TT TC3TTr IPXTT 't
"HE r. L.JL 1 o r.a i a tu . 41. f-i ,
1 2wlm No. 1H47 CIIKSNUT Street.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Mta Vernon Hotel,
V 81 Monument street, Baltimore.' 1
Elegantly Furnished, with unsurpassed Cuisine.
On the European rian,
D. P. MORGAN.
"J- ERRIOK & SONS
BuumwAiut ruwDHii
NO. 430 WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia,
WILLIAM WRIGHT'S PATltNT VARIABLK
; CUT OFF BTiCAU-ikNGIiSH,
Regulated by the Governor.
MERRICK'S SAFETY HOIBTINQ MACH1NB,
Patented June, 1868.
PATENT VALVKLKdS STEAM HAMMER,
D. M. WESTON'S
PATENT SELF-CENTERING, BELF-BALANCLSfe
CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR-DRAINING MACHINE
HYDRO EXTRACTOR,
For Cotton or Woollen MAnaAusturtua. 7 lomw
N T I-WI NDOW R AT TLER
For Dwellings, Car", Steamboats), Etc.
FreventB Battling and Bbnking of tbe Win
dows by tbe wind or other caimes, tlgtitena tbe
tank, prevents tbe wind and dustlroui enturini!,
easily attucbed, and requires but a tiingle
clunce to Judge or Its merits.
Call ou tbe General Agent.
O. P. ROSE
No. 727 JAYJfE Street,
Between Market and Cbesnut,
12 11 fmw3m Uadelphia.
EENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL.
I,hii.adu.hui4, Djceiuiier iu, Uu8.
The attendlPB MaiiBKers are;
WlNlar Morrlti. No. sun S Third street.
S. Morris Wain, No. 12HH. Delaware avenue.
Attending Physician J. M, Da Costa, M. D., No,
1CAlieud"ogSuTgeon8-Wllllaiu Hunt, M. D., No. 1300
'homas Uobrge Morton, M.D..NO. 1121 Cbesnut
atThe Pbyslclan and Surgeon, attend at the Hospt
tal every Uny ((Sundays excepted) lo receive applica
tions lor adnilHslon.
Persons seriously Injured by accident are always
admitted It brought lo the Hospital iinuiedlaiely
tberealier. 1 t
D
B. KINKELIN, AFTEB A RESIDENC1
and cractlo. ot thirty year, at the Northweal
burner of Third and Union aireeta, ha. lately r
pToved to Btmtn ELEVENTH tUreat, lMtwea MAJU
i. r, 1 u m v j ,
illssoperlorhy In th. prompt and perfect cure ol
all recent, chronic, local, isud ooustltoUoaal aHoo
Vlens ol a special nature, Is proverblaL M M
DiMaMof the skin, appearing In a hundred l
ferent forms, totally .radicated; mental and physical
wrakneM, and all nervoo. deblllllea aulentlnoally
and Miocios.tiiUy treaUi. Otttoi hours trvai I A. M
fr.Mt
. PROPOSALS.
SEA r.KI) PRO POS A t .H W I LI . B G R Bf ; K I V F. D
at tbe OtQoe of the Chief Quartermaster
Military Division of tbe Missouri, 8r, LonU,
Mo.odIII 12M., on the 20tb day of February,
IW9. for the transportation of Uovernment
troops and supplier fruui tbe folluwluK point,
lo rosin on the Mls.onrl river, ludloiteJ.
dm ins the time from M ircU 30, l.Stltf, to Oolober
w, i(j, inclusive, viz :
From t. Louis to Slonx City. Forts Randall,
Sully, Rice, Stevenson, Buford, Camp Coolr,
or any pot Ibat may be established at the
mouiu OI tue iUUSCiebueu river, auu run
Kenton.
From Wyandot'e, Knnm. to Sioux CHy,
Forts Itandnll, Hnlly, Hlce. Stevenson, Buford,
Camp Cook, or nnv pout that may bo established
at tbe mouth ol the MtiBclesbell river, and Fort
lien ton.
From Fort Iavenwortb to Sioux City, Forts
Randall, Sully, Klce, Stevenson, Buford, Camp
Cook, or nny post that may be established at
the mouth ol tbe Musclcshell river, and Fprt
Ben ton.
From Omaha to Sioux City, Forls Randall,
Sully, Ulce, Hteveuxon, Buford, Camp :Cook, or
any post that may be established at tbe luoutu
of Muscleshell river, and Fort Benton.
From Fort lUndall to Forts Sully, Rice, Ste
venson, Buford, Camp Cook, or any post that
may be established at the uioulU of Muscle
shell river, and Fort Benton.
From Fort Sully to Forts Rice, Stevenson,
Buford, Camp Cook, or any post tbat maybe
established at the mouth ol tbe MuS3lesbell
river, and Fort Benton.
From Fort Rice to Forts Stevenson, Buford,
Camp Cook, or any post that may be estab
liFbed at themoutli of tbe MuKClosbell river,
arid Fort Benton.
From Fort Stevenson to Fort Buford, Camp
Cook, or any post that maybe established at
the mouth of the Aluucle.shell river, aud Fprt
Benton.
From Fort Buford to Camp Cook, or any post
that may be established at tbe moutU ol tbe
MuKOleshell river, aud Fort Benton.
From Camp Cook, or any post tbit may be
established at the mouth of tbe Musuleshell
river, to Fort Benton.
It will be tbe eudenvor of the Government to
ship duiing the season most favorable for navi
gatlon of the river, say between Junel and
August 31. Bidders will state, however, tbe rate
(Feparately for each month from March 20 to
October 20 Inclusive, the date ol starting, so as
to determine tbe rate to be paid) at which they
will perform the service from each of tbe start
ing points of destination above named, as fol
lows: 1st. The rate at which they will transport each
o dicer and soldier (cablu passage to be provided
for officers, and for soldiers necessary facilities
for rooking their rations, which will be supplied
by the Government).
2d. Tbe rate per 100 pounds at which they will
transport supplies.
8d. The rate each at which they will transport
horses, mules, cuttle, ambulances, carts, wagons,
etc. (troughs for feeding animals to be supplied
by tbe steamboat).
A Just prelerence will be given to parties who
own and control boats. Boats will De expected
to always give tbe Uovernment freight the pre
ference, and in no cane will be allowed to carry
private to the exclmlon of Government freight.
The contractor will be required to transport
stores by land in the event of failure by water;
and all stores received by the contractor for
transportation must be delivered at their desti
nation within tne year ISM,
Bidders will please give tbe rate at which they
will furnihb transportation down stream.
In case tue contracting party fails to carry
freight as required, the Government reserves
the right to lurnish the transportation at the
expense of the contractor; and nothing herein
contained Khali be so coustrued as to prevent
the Government from transporting publlo sup
plteB on any of its own boats.
Tbe Government reserves the right to reject
any or all the bids that may be offered.
Bidders are Informed that no boat loaded
with Government stores will oe allowed to go
above Sioux City, Iowa, drawing over three
and one-halt feet of water, and tbat boats will
not be required to go to points above Sioux
Cit v with less than loO.tons.
Bidders should give their names in full, as
well as their places of residence, and each pro
posal must be accompanied with a bond in the
mm of 810,000, signed by two or more respon
sible persons, guaranteeing that In case tbe
contract is awarded to tbe person proposing,
the contract will be accepted and entered Into.
aud good aud sufficient security furnished by
said party, in accordance with the terms of this
aavertitemeni.
The contractor will be required to give bonds
in the sum of 8100.000.
The party to whom tbe award Is made must
be prepared to execute tbe contract at once,
acid ,to give the required bond for tbe faithful
cerformance of the contract.
As railroad transportation may be required
lor troops ana supplies irom imiuatgo, iinnoi,
to Sioux City, proposals for the same during
the season above specified are invited.
Copy of blank form of river contract to be
entereu into, in tne event oi awaru, ana Diane
forms of proposals, can be bad by application
to this office, at tbe otllce of the Chief tiuarter-
master, jjeparrment oi ine .Missouri, fort
Leavenworth, Kansas; of Chief Quartermaster,
uepartmeni ot me riuue, unmua, pteorasKa:
and at the ollice of Brevet Brigadier-General
Fred. Myers, Deputy Quartermaster-General,
U. B. Army, Chicago, Illinois.
Proposals for river transportation should be
endorsed "Proposals for Army Transportation
by the Missouri river;" those for rail, "Pro
posals for Army Tranbportalion from Cbioago
to Sioux City," and addressed to tbe uadur
signed. By order of the Quartermaster-General U. S. A.
J. L. DONALDSON,
Assistant Quartermaster-General U. S. A.,
Chief Quartermaster Military Division of the
Missouri. 1 25 23 1
DB0P08ALS FOR CORN.
J
nEADO.'E3 Fifth Military DistkIct,
LITAItY DlSTKlCT, 'J
tk or Texas, f
IAKTKKMASTKR, i
t), January (i, 1m9. J
ISTAl.
Office of Chief Quai
Austin. Texas. .
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be re
ceived at this office until FRIDAY, February S,
IbU'J, at 12 M., for furnishing the Quartermas
ter's Department at Fort Concho, Texas, with
moli quantity of Corn as may be required until
May 31, lb9.
Corn to be of good, clean, merchantable
quality, shelled, and delivered lu sacks, subject
lo a rigid Inspection.
Delivery to commence on award of contract,
and continue In sucb quantities and at such
times as may be required by the Post Quarter
ter. Bids to be plainly endorsed "Proposals for
Com at Fort Concho, Texas," aud addressed to
the undersigned.
By command of Brevet Major-General J. J.
Reynolds. J. A. POl'TElt,
Brevet Brigadier-General and C. Q M.,
1 22 2w Filth Military District.
pKOPOSALS FOR CORN.
Ueaeuuabtkus Fiyiu Military Distric t,
bTATK or Tax AS,
I'T, l
XAS, I
JCU. I
, 1'.9. J
Office or Chibk Qi'ahtkktmabtjck.
Austin, i hxas, jan. a, i
fcp.tpi! nmnosRli. In dunllcaie. wilt be received at
this oilloe until bAI LRKAY, February la, Ihwi,
at 12 o'clock lor ruruUhiog the Uuariermasiers
Department at i'aiup toucorula, Texas, with
such (iiianlltj of Cora a. may be required uutUJuue
ao lfcti'J.
Corn to be of good, clean, merchantable q inllty,
sheiltd. and delivered in sacks, subject lo a rigid in
spection. Delivery to commence on acceptance ot em'ract,
and continue lu such qusniiUu. and at sncu
times as may be required by the Post quarter-
jhids to be plainly endorsed "Proposals lor Corn
at Camp Concordia," and aduressed 10 the under-
Si'y command ot Brevet Msjor-Gejieroinb.
Brevet Brlgadlr-f ne'ral'snd U li. lit.,
1 2l 3w Plftn Military D strlct.
"PROPOSALS FOR CORN.
Hbadotjabtkbs Fifth Military District, 1
Statu ojy Tkxas I
Oryicx or Chief Quabteuuahtkb, f
Austin, Texas, January 6, lbtw. j
Bealed Proposals lu duplicate, will be received at
this rrUce uuui PKIJJAY. February 6, istti, at l'i M.,
lor rurulnblnK the ljuarleruiaUer's Departmental
Port Mioek ton. Texas, with such quantity ol C'uru as
may be required uuih May ill. 1m.
Corn to be ol Kood, clean, merchantable q-iallty,
shelled, and delivered in sacks, subject lo a rigid lu.
ipeclion. . , ,
Delivery to commence on award or contract,
nd to continue lo such quantities and at such
time. a. may be required by the Post Quarter
m us to P
Bids to be plainly endorsed "Proposals for Corn at
Fori btocklou, Texas,' and addressed to the uudur-
''ly'command of Brevet Majar -GeneraCani)y.
Brevet Bricadler-Oene'rai and C. u. 4 ,
1J2 2W Fifth Military Duirlct.
PRIZES CASHED IN ROYAL HAVANA,
JXKNTUCKY, and MlbHOUKI LOTTKKIK,
Circular, seal and Inlormatloa liven. JObKPU
BA 1 KM, No. 7 AiiWADWAY, Sew York. Pos
AMUSEMENTS.
C II A" I L I, tj;
D
u
WON AND GORILLA HTJHTINQ
OR. TWO YEARS IN EQUATORIAL ARIOa
.f.- t,AVL ? DTT CHAIXLU will Kty. ovir-rw,"
TY.R Pn h' bove W"0- Profusely 7!2: ,
with palntlnKS. maps, etc.. and descrlblui hij
anu tnriiiiDK aa venture, in Africa, at
CONCERT HALL,
C0E8HTJT BTRKKT, ABOVK TWELFTH,
On MONDAY EViNINQ, Feb. 1.
Tickets of Admission Menu
Iteserv.d Heats .. 75 cents
The sale of tickets for reserved seals will tak.
place at Trumpler's, No. 9I Cliesnut street, on Wed
nexday, Thnrslay, and Friday of this week, whnra
hlRO tickets without cenpons nisy be had, and at tba
Hall on the evening ol the Lerture. Is7t
o
ONCBRT HALL
fCIENTIPlt) LKOTDKKH V
Tt V Iill T I.'' RliVIU'l'nH
LAST TWO OF TlIK HERIES.
ON WEDNKJSDAY JfiVENlNO, January 27
Til K AH; OK KKPTlifc-S. '
ON FUIDAY EVKNINd. January 20.
THE MAHTODON AND M a M MOT It PJ0RIOD
ADMIKHrON, FIFTY CKNTR.
RFPKRVF.l) HKATt. 1-KVKNTY-PIV1S CENTS.
ber), with reserved seals, (I 00.
Tickets to be obtained at t-iotild's Piano Rooms, No.
C2;l iiewnut strrel: also at the Hall on the evening!
Of the lentiirps Doors open at 7. I.ectHreatS. I 21 tl
WALNUT ST. THKATKK. BEGINS AT 74
'I'M IU (Tuesday) K V FN INo, Jan. 21, "
IIOL'SKH CltOWDKD TO THH DOAU.
UNEQUIVOCAL MtltJUKaa.
TI1IH1J WKKK
Of Dion Rouclcanlt's great senallonal drama or
API kit DARK; OH, LONDON BY NIOUT.
Received on each representation
T VITH KNTHUttlAbTIU APPLAUSE.
J. E. Mt-DONOUOHM OLD TOM
. "'J' to accommodate thosn who reside In adla
fonnarce "d U,wu', lbtfte wlU bo "aylWht par
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT Z O'CLOCK.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STKEET THF.
AT HE. Begins at half-past 7. xaJ!'-
SIX MOUTH WITH SHAKESPEARE.
MONDAY, AND DURINU THE WEEK.
Shakespeare's live net Comedy cnlled
TWELFTH KIUHT:
OR, WHAT YOU WILL,
with new Pcenery aud Costumes, Bhakuspearlan Mualo
and Flue last.
Mrs, JOHN DREW as ...........M Viola
Aided by the Full Company.
Monday, new Comedy TAME CATS.
THEATRE COMIQUE, SEVENTH STREET,
below Arch. Commences at 7'4&.
J. C. UJKi.OO.KY Hole Lessee and Manager
LAST WKKK OF
.... MIBS SUSAN O ALTON
AND COMIC ENOLIaH OPERA COMPANY.
OlTenbach's Comic OpeVaf1GHT'
d..,iAKKIauk BY LANTERNS.
.5!?-i.by.' Mu'eal Comedietta. 1 25 2t
SUSAN QALTON'B Farewell Benefit on Friday.
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE, -j
EVERY EVKNINO AND BATURDAY
AFTEKNOOM.
GREAT COMBINATION TROTJPH,
In Orand Ballet., Ethiopian Burlesque., Bonn
Dances. Pantomime.. Gymnast Acts, etc
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
UAKDEN, Nos. 720, 722, 724, and 72(1 VINij
fctreeu
THE ORAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the pro
ps: ty o the UKAiND DUK K OF BAJJH.N, purchased
at great expense by JACOB VALKrt, of iblsotty.la
comoliiatlou with FtAMKli'H OROHESTRA. and
Msss NELLIE ANDEKt-eN, will perform EVERY
AFTRKJNOON and EVKN1NU at the ahove-mea.
tloned place. Admission Iree. 1 18 tf
HORTICULTURAL HAL L.-QERMANIA
ORC11EBTKA P U B L I C REHEARSALS
EVERY WEDNESDAY, at B,i P. M. -Ticket? sold
at the door, and all principal Music Stores, tack
Bges of hve lor (1; sluule, as cents.
ErgBgenienta can tie ninue by addrnsslne O. BAS.
TERT, No. 12H1 MONTERaY Street! Wittlg's Muslo
Wore, No. 1021 Chesuut street; Andre's Music Store.
No. 1104 Cbesnut street. ;i i jra
c
ABL SENTZ'ASD MARK HASSLER'8 OR-
t -li LVTll A MATIVb L'O jirL.D r u a rorm n .
- A-- Ji a a A-.. al. v iVAw 1 a A X U1UA Y
at8H V. M..IN MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Ad.
mission, 6(1 cents Packae ot 4 tickets, tl, atBoner'J
No. 11U2 CUESNUT St.. and at the Door. U 4 tl"
CHESMDT ST.RIHK ASSOCIATION
2C00 S1IAICES . . . $100 EACH.
' President Hon. JOSEPH T. TH0MA3.
TBKASDBEB B. HAMMETT.
DIRECTORS.
WM. Q. MOO RHEA D, JOHN FALLON,
MATTHEW BAIRD. B. HAMMETT,
R. D. BARCLAY. HON. J. H. CAMPBELL
HON. J. T. THOMAS. LUTHER DOCK,
H. E. BROWNE.
A LIMITED AMOUNT OF BTOOK FOR SALE,
The Company who own the
SPLENDID NEW SKATIKG EINK
Corner ef CHESNUT and TWENTY-THIRD Street!
Have Instructed n. to offer a llmltedjamonnt of the
stock for sale In .hares of On. Hundred Dollar
each. A large amount of money has been expended
In tbe erection of this bulidlug, which Is 20 by 110
feet. The main hall Is 66 feet high.
Each share of stock will be entitled to an advance
dividend, payable yearly, of twenty per cent. (HO) In
tickets, subject to provisions of tbe By-Laws of the
Company. Such dividends it ay be taken In single
season, or coupon tickets, which are transferable.
Regarding the success of the project there can be
no doubt, as the building Is Intended for a public
hall, to be used for
CuucortH, Cliiircli Fairs, Festival, Con
venlloiiM, Agricultural Exhibitions, etc.
Further particulars can ba obtained at one otllce.
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
No. 40 Soutli TIIHID Street,
1 18 IU PHILADELPHIA,
STOVES, RANGES, ETC
yl would call the attention of tbe publlo to hut
t EW taOLDKN EAULE FjRNACJfc
This la an miLirMiv nnw L.ui.r 11 1.
structed as to at once commeud Itielr to geaeral favor,
being a combination ol wrougut aud cast Iron. It la
very simple lu Its coustruciiou, and la perfectly air
tight; sell-cleaniug, havlngtuo pipes or drums to be
taken out and cleaned. It la so arranged wltn upright
hue. as to produce a larger amount of heat from the
same weight or coal than any Xuruace now lu use.
The hygiomellc condition ol tue air as produced by
u.y new arraiigemeut of evaporation will at ouue de
monitrate that It Is tne ouly Hot Air Furnao. that
will produce a peretbUy healthy atmosphere.
. '.". V . .wu.f..DM3 u.iu mm.m.u.
would do well to call and examine the Uoldeu Eagle.
CHARLES WH.LIAMii,
ROB. 1182 and 1144 MARK ET Street,
. . Philadelphia.
A large assortment ot Cooking Ranges, Eire-hoard
Stoves, Low Down Orates, Ventilators, etc, always
on band.
N. P. Jobbing of all kinds promptly done. 6 10J
TniYMPKYNS LDNIinn TT 1 TV tt c t e t t
- v ...ivniiti r.i,
or EUROPEAN RAN UK, for families, hotels,
ENT SIZES. Also. PbiladHlnhl R.jT
Hot-Airuruces. Portable Healers. Low-down
Urates. Flreboard Stoves, Bath Boilers. Stew-hole
Plates, Boilers, Cooking stoves, etc,, wholesale and
retail, by the manuiaciurers, "
. WIARTO THOMPSON,
II 26wfm6m No. 2uu N. SECOND Street.
QLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY OP
PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, NO. E18 WALNUT STREET.
Tbe Company Is now prepared to dispose of lots on
REASONABLE TERMS. The advantages ottered
by this Cemetery are well known to be equal if not
superior to those possessed by any other Cemetery,
We Invite all who desire to purchase burial lots to
call at Ihe ollice, where plan, can be seen and all
particulars will be given. Deeds tor lots sold are
ready for delivery.
RICHARD V A UX, President.
PETER. KEYStCR. Vice-President.
MARTIN LANDKNBEROSR, Treasurer.
Michaai. Nihhut. Secretary. 1 u iLU
COBB BXOHa
BAO MA NOV ACTOR Y.
F 0.
JOHN T. HAIL BY.
N, K. Comer 01 MARKET and WATER Btreeta.
Philadelphia.
Of every deacrlpUon, for
Oraln, Flour, Bait, Sujmr rh(wpi1ai. nf umti sou
Dust. Eto. '
Larte ana ibuOI OUNN y b aus constantly on!hABl
7i Aiso, WOOL tiAVXJi, TT"
2,00j greenbacks, vw.