THE DAILY EVENING TELEGHAPII PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1869.
NEWS SUMMAR T.
VI ty AfTulrs.
""jTb following vessels cleared from this port
urtiift the past wtk, with petroleum: Barque
Abrnlecu, tor Bremen, wltu 377.255 Rallons;
lrlg Bef-tUe Rowe, for Liverpool, with l!80 do.;
prig Albert, for Cork, with 80.808 elo.; brig
Hennea, for Laguayra, with 2000 do.; and
barqne Elizabeth, for Barbueloea, with 6297,
making a total of 465,340 gallons for the week,
and 2.0:15,732 gallons since the let of January,
18C9. There are now chartered and loading two
hlpy, nine barque?, and one brig.
yesterday morning, toon aUer the fire at
Eleventh and Wharton streets was extingulfihe 1,
the adherents of a neighboring Are company
tnade an attack on the members of the Keliauce
Fire Company, bea'lng- one of their number,
mamcd VYilliara Cook, aied twenty-eight yearn,
living at No. 1031 Milton Mreer, and badly
injuring him about toj head. He was taken to
the house of the Helinnee Kire Company, and
soon at'.er arriving there the opposing party, it
la alleged, came up and battered the windows
and doors with brick9 and other missiles. Cook
wus taken to the hospital, whore lie remained
la&teveuinp, In a critical condit on.
After the fire at the corner of Eleventh and
. Wharton streets attempts wero mule to tire a
stable la the rear ot Nelson's court, Fifteenth
aud Fitzwatcj streets, 8.1011 alter an unoccupied
store at Fifteenth an 3 Webs'.cr xli'eet wat set on
lire, also a shed In broad etneis, below Hliippcn.
fcoon after the fire was extinguished au attempt
Was made to set fire to a building at Filtceuih
and Deanin street?. In all the nbovc cases coiil
oil was used as a weans of if-nltiug the flames,
the oil being thrown turaiiW the dors.
-The Joiut Corumiitteon the Seml-Centcriiil;il
Celebration of the I. O. O. P., held an adjourned
meeting on Saturday eveninir, in the Grand
Lodge 100m, North Sixth street. 1. G. M. JoUn
W. Stokes, occupied tie ciiair. The Committee
on Programme submitted tne following resolu
tions, through their chairman, Mr. Jatncd 13.
Klcholson, which were adopted:
Btsotvcd, That the Past Grands be requested
to parade with their respective subordinate
lodges, excepting the Representatives to the
(Jrand Lodge, who shall appear with the Grand
Lodge In scarlet 11k sa-hes, of 11 uniform
pattern, with badge on the left brenst, the
Grand Officers to appear in regalia and jewels of
flice.
Resolved, That lhe Reprcf entutives and Grand
Officers parading with the Grand Lodge shall
appear in a uniform dues, to consist of black
pants, coat, and black si.k hat, while vest and
gloves.
Resolved, That the Lodges and Encampments
wiM be required to adopt regulations that will
secure uniform appearance iu each Lodge or
Encampment; that the Lodges be requested to
appear in the Regalia of the Order; but if any
Lodge or Kncampruent desire to appear with a
eimple insignia, they be empowered to do so.
Resolved, That the ceremonies of the eveniner,
of the 26th ot April, at the Academy of Music,
shall consist of choral and vocal music, and
addresses by distinguished visitors. The tickets
to be distributed pro rata ainoug the Lodges
and Encampments.
Mr. Peter Fritz, Chairman of the Committee
on Division Marshals, etc., reported the follow
ing as the regalia to bo worn: Grand Marshil,
scarlet velvet sash, gold rosette, lapel and
fringe; special aids, scarlet siltc sasbes, silver
do.; aids, white; division marshals, blue silk
bashes; assistants, white; specials and their
aids, scarlet and blue; lodges, etc., to march iu
the procession six abreast.
The Committee on Invitations reportedihaving
extended invitations to ail the- Grand Lodges
ana urana Kncanipmenta ot tue united Stales,
and that tbe Grand Master of Maryland had at
once responded by saying that all the lodges
ot Baltimore would participate, and not less
than five thousand Odd Fellows might be es
pected from that city.
The Special Committee on Street Music made
a report, and asked for a contribution of $20
from each Lodge and Encampment to pay lor
street music.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the
Committee on Academy of Music to ascertain,
as far as possible, what other buildings may be
wauled.
Doineatie AUiilrsu
Gold closed on Saturday at 1354.
The Athenians are still greatly agitated.
General Grant will return to Wabhington on
Tuesday.
General Sherman arrived at Kew Orleans on
Saturday.
The Governor and Legislature of Nevada
are quarreiiiDg.
The Southern Press Convention will assemble
at Mobile on the 17th Inst,
Ex-Governor Hubbard, of Maine, died sud
denly at Haliowell, in that mate, on Saturday.
Sirs. Leonard, an insane woman, was
burned to death in the jail of Flint, Michigan,
on Friday night.
A man na:ncd Hoop r murlered bis own
daughter, aged lOje irs, at Uanuibal, Mo., on
Saturday.
The Treasury Department last week printed
$869,000 worth of lractional currency, and re
deemed $638. 61tt worth.
General Spinner's friends want him to as
sume the duties ot Collector of the port of New
York, under General Graut.
It is rumored in Madrid that an insurrection
against the Provisional Goveruuieut will be
inaugurated on the lltli ins.
The billiard table factory of Decker &
Eavanaugb, in New York, was almost entirely
destroyed by tire on Saturday night.
Tbe Treasury Department during last month
issued $44,800,000 worth ot warrants to meet tbe
requirements ot the Government.
i A bill submitting the question of female
suffrage to a vote of the people will be Intro
f duced in the Legislature of Missouri this week.
Senator McCreery and others had au Inter
view with Attorney-Generil Evart9on Saturday
in lelation to tbe release of John C. Brainc.
Tbe injuries sustained by Galusha A. Grow
iu the accident on the Lackawanua and Blooms
burg Railroad are not of a serious character.
Elleu Dojle, aeed fourteen, au inmate of the
Children's Home nt Lancaster, was detected, on
Saturday night, in an utieaipt to set fire to tbe
building.
TueComptrollerof Tennessee hns apologized
to the Iioufe ot K"pre.-entatives tor bis breach
of decorum in siriKing Kenmektative Brown lor
words spoKen iu aeoato.
73!i nun in tieasure whs Mitnned at Han
Franchco ou Saturday. 0:ily $100,000 of this
amount comes to the Atlantii-H:a'.es,,tUe Dulauee
t.fina sent to England.
Joseph A. BaydeD.Benteritiert to Ave mouths'
imorlsonraeut auu a line ot fciuuu ior a violation
ot tbe i mortal revenue law iu Boston, has
been Dardoued by President Jomison.
liantikee, a Chinumau, has swindled San
Francisco merchants to the extent of $18,000.
and sailed for bis native land. Telegrams 10
secure his arrest are ou their way to Hon
Konp.
General Horace Porter's report of the
militia trouble ia Arkansas is corroborated by
an official dee patch from Major General Ayer.
tbe Inspector-General of the Department or
Louisiana.
Forelgu Altulr.
Havana, Feb. 6. The insurgents have b'irned
eighteen largo plantations in the lOaateru De-
iparlmeut. The cholera, of a very violent type,
is prevalent in the insurrectionary distrie:ts,
ai d the Rebels, gpauish troops, and citizens are
tailing victims.
The steamer Cabrero bai been loi;t at sea whll J
carrying Government supplies lrom Santiago dJ
Cuba to Mauzauilla.
An attempt of the Cubans to fire a powder
macazmn at Puerto Principe was frustrated.
Tbe Cuban prisoners Parra aud Annoy were
killed by the troops or volunteers while aitempt
Us to escape from Guantanamo. Private letters
deny that tbey were attempting to escape.
JoueCespedes, late noniamsioner to theiusur
cent", sailed to-day for America. lie says he la
disgusted with the state of atfairs.
Influential and wealthy Cuuuu families, who
generally synpa'bize with the revolutionists,
continue to emigrate to New York aud New
Orhans.
Madrid, Feb. 7. The name of Prince Girgenti,
ton in-law of tbe ex Queen Isabella, has b-en
stricken from the rolls ot the Hpauib army,
Tbe Cai lists are very active, aud there are
indication tht they are laboring to produce an
Insurrection, which may break out at anj
moment. It is rumored that tbe 11th ot February
has been fixed upon by them for an open
at monslraliou against the Protlslonal Govern
ment. Madrid, Feb. 6. The Pope has forbidden
prelates elected to the Constitutional Cortes
from taking seats in that bod v.
Madrid, Feb. 7. It is said that Prince Ferdi
nand has consented to be a candidate for the
throne of bpalrj.
Orders have been issued for the execution of
the atRRBSins ol the Governor of Burgos.
It Is generally conceded tbnt Heuor Olozaea
will be chosen to preside over the Consttutional
Cortes.
Many rumors prevail about the proposed
direc'ory. Some a s rt th it the members are to
be elected for five jt ars.
Many poltlcal arrests hive lately been made,
all tlic prlt-oiicra being chaigcd with engaging in
the Carlist movement.
Parts Feb. 7. Queen Isabella has lsued
arot her manifesto, denouncing tne revolution
in Kpnln hih! asserting her rlj-'tit to the throne.
Paris. Feb. ( livenine. The early payment
of an ius'.almeut of the Mexican debt Is pro
inucd. Papis, Feb. 7. The great powers hive eranted
a delay of eight days for the Greek Government
to make its final de-eisiou in regard ti tho pro
posals f the Paris Conlerence.
Paris, Feb. 7. Announcements are made on
official authority that late advie:es from Athens
give the French Government good region 10
hope that the pacific policy of King (leorae will
triumph over the excitement ot tho Lour. Groat
itgitauou still prevails a'. Athens.
Cabinet UoNNip.
Hie following extract from a letter from
Washington may explain some of the reasons
tor General Grant's reticence ou the Cabinet
question:
Wahiinoton, Feb. 6. Wednesday is the day
fixed by law te r counting the electoral vote tor
President and Vice President in Congress, and
the result, ns then declared, will be t'ue first offi
cial notice to General Grant of his election.
Some 1 eoide think that after that he will feel
himselt mere at liberty to talk about his Cabi
net arrangements. But there are others who
believe this will make no change in his pro
gramme, and you might ns well know their
reasons. First, let me fay to you tuat, as a
emeral rule, those who wish to breakthrough
General Grant's reserve, aro men who wish to
uree fome particular nerson or persons on him
for their own purposes, not because tbey are
the best men for Cabinet positions, but because
they will recocnize particular luterests tn eiis
tributins patroriace. and help particular inte
rests iu State polities. To all such he has kept
up bis reserve, while he has not tailed to listen
with attention and to treat them with perfect
courtesy. But these are the persons who com-
Blain most ot liis "reticence." xnere are otuers
who do not seek to impose their favorites on
him. believing that if left to his own sound
judgment he will do as he has always done, and
nave a Matt 01 ao.e, pure, tuiei irusiwonuy men
around lnm. Some of the most sagacious of
the Republiean statesmen think it is the best
for their patty. a8 well as for the country, to
leave General Grant to take his own course,
confident that he will choose wisely, and coc-
stitute a Cabinet that will aid him, giving the
country such a good administration as will
carry the next Coueteesional elections, and
make a grand record for the party in 1872.
They believe such a record to be indispensable
for future success, as In their judgment they
cannot hope for such a strong candidate
as General Graut at the r.ext Presidential
election, nor can they hopo that the Demo
crats will blunder as badly next time
as tbey did in the recent caiupuign. They be
lieve, in short, that their main chance of sue-
ces, both in the next Congressional elections
and the Presidential election, depends on the
merits and success of General Grant's adminis
tration; and that it will staud a better chance of
being all the country can desire by leaving mm
to his uueiurstionabla knowledge f men, and
his talent for selecting the abfest and most
honest. The men who want a full hand iu the
distiibution ol 'patronage" of course do not
assent to tills, but 1 am 01 opinion man ine worn
"patronace," lu the usual sense 01 "spoil-'," win
become oosoieie unuer uenerai uram. o, 1.
LEUIGIl YALLEY RAILROAD.
Annual Report to Itue StocKlioulers
Oi rations Inrin tlio xenr los
Froni the annual reports of the President auJ
Ger.eral Superintendent ol the Lehigh Vullcy
Railrond, we select the following;
During the mist vear the coal tonnage over
ths load has sho fiu a larger increase than usual.
the growth ot business aud new arrauie:ueuis
to secure trade to the line having nure than
com tei balanced tho etlect 01 the opening ot a
new outlet to market competing with it lor the
same traffic.
The total number of tons niovett was z.coj.iuj
pgamst 2.080.157 iu 18G7. making an tuciease ot
622 946 tons, or 25"14 per cent., of which amount
204 02G tons was delivered to the cauals forsnlp
ment in exceES of that given them the previous
year, leaving 310, yzu ions as me nei increase
carried over the road. The total amount carried
on the line below Mauca Chunk was v&.OJO
tons.
The receipts from transportation of
coal nave mcteasea over tuoso ior
the previous year . .
$572,607
And those from passengers, and
ma'lr, aud mitcelluneous heights ,
56 907
Making a total Increase of receipts of $029,614
The receipts lrom all nources lor the
vear were M,4io 4U4
Expenses of conducting the business 2,601,293
Nef earnings $1,904,109
Outot wbicu the usual quarterly dividendaof
2 per cent, each, amouuting to 10 percent, in
ml. were naid.
The above includes the receipts and expenses
of the Uiizletou Divii-ion for the lat six mouths
the merger uot having gone into effect until
June 1.
Work baa been continued upon the railroad
of the Pennsylvania and New York Canal and
Railroad Company, aud thirty-ihree miles
between Wilkesbarre and Tunshannock have
been brought into uc during the past year. The
completion ol a Driugc ai iue raiier piaoe win
soon enable the company to use several addi
tional miles of track nlie ady down, and most of
the heavy work is done on the wtiole nuy two
miles from Tunkhaunock to 'To and a, from
which point this line has been iu successful
operutiou to the Erie Kaihvay, at Waverly, a
distance of twenty miles, Ior about one year.
The local traffic on the portions opcued has
exceeded the anticipations.
As stated in the last anuual report, there had
been expended, on the ex elision from While
Haven to Wilkesbarre. over 5500,000 more thau
the amount received from toe issue of slock tor
that purpose. It was also estimated tbat$l,500,'
000 more would be requited during the
pat year to complete the railroad along the
rorth Branch of the hutriubanua river to the
Erie Hallway at Waverly iu New York. To meet
tbete espc uuitures, e.ud lor the purpose or pro
viding means 10 increase tne nullities nr uoin
business, and aUo to eimble the company
to withdraw, by conversion, or payment at
maturity, the outstanding bonds of the com
pauy due iu 1873, tho Board directed lhe exe
cution of a mortgsge on the road aud branches
for the sum of $5,000 000, to secure lhe puytneut
of 6000 bonds for $1000 each, to be eittier
coupon or registered, aud to bear interest at
the rato of six per cent., free from biaie or
United Htates taxes, ui inese nouns, a sut
H. ii nt mi hi tier have been set aside lor the con-
uj.ri.inii nr navmentot the old bond, and aU)
of the outstaudiug bonds of the Ilazieton Ba I
road Company, aud tho balance are applicable
10 the geneiai purposes i'i iuo uumimuj.
Ml he end of the ncal 3 ear (Nov.
'.in Iho enn'lal stock COUSldtcd of
vvl'lIM ul.wrea .... $10 058,150
Old bonds outstanding . . . l,22,OOij
Hafcletou ltailroad Company douus .
New louds 1,uf.7H?
Floutkgdebt .... bd.6Ai
Total $20,350,271
Tbe amount of the bonds of ths Pemis -IvaDia
and New York Caual and Railroad Company
ouned by the company, including some yet to
be received in settlement lor work done, ia
$2,440,000.
Early in the 3 ear. Mr. William W. LoneHtr.-th
tendered his resignation ot the office of Prest
dent, which was accepted. The Vice- President,
Afa Packer, was elected President, aud Charles
ilflrtchcrne Vice-President.
The amount of coal transported over the
main Hue and branches, 2.003,1(12 11-20 tons.wai
derived from the lollowing sources:
Tnerrntr.
From
Wyoming Region
HuEietnn 1U ou....
Uppei Lehigh Kneton
H tn vr M endow Ken
Mahauoy lteglou
187. 1M8 (Jjtcrea.)
274 334 2K8 137 13 WW
iil.Sa 1252 018 Ml. 315
63H.S5 X8,3H7 lii7S
677(178 KifZiO Si.Viii
4o2 KJ7 400 761 16.014
Tota' 2.080 167 2,003.103 622 918
During the fame period there were trans
ported ti88,4oR4 t'Hsi-eiieer?. enual to 11,132.673
carried one mile; beitg an increase over tb'i
previous veur tf 45.333J. eeiual to 119.200 carried
one mile.
The miscellaneous freight transported
ariionntidto 1,140,2I6'60 tons, equal to 2tf,4l2.
370 ?9 tons one mile, being an hiureaso over th'j
pie vti,us jenr of 80.774 60-100 tom, equal to
4 !iii4, 4 29-iim) ions one mile; made up pru.ci-
j ally of lumber, Jive stoci, Empire line aud
n eicl nndhe freight.
C m pure d with Inst year, the receipts from
coal tho wan increase ot $ii72.G07'22. or 22 6N-100
percent. ; from Irtish:, an iucrease ot $74,103
02-100, or 10 68-iflO per cent.; from pas'engers,
a dtcreaso ot 17. 197 "4 2. or 4 24-100 per cut. ;
total Increase ol receipt, $629,513'G2, or 17 28 101)
per ci nt.
lhe following Is a stirementof receipts from
all sources and the oraiunrv ruuning expenses
Orosg Jiei-eipts. J '.rpensea Xt' l keveipti.
Coal
3, 108.207
l.8i.37
ttl,'2S2 !
relent
771,400
3S7.8S7
4U4.672
270.KS5
8u0.8Ul
117 002
Puts, express
ana man
Ul 270,050 82 501,297 1 709 85(1
In passengers, the number carried exceeded
that of Hny previous year, although the receipts
weic 17.1!I7'4Z less man last year; tins Is uc-
counted for in part b? the lare number of
ocursiouists carried nt lov rates during the
politicnl campaign mid by the Increased nninbjr
using mileage tickets.
Amoiig the charges to expenses are the fnllow-
hg ilems: Depots, $7,04'JH.r; shops, $45,330 35;
new coLUecUun with. Athe Belvidcre Delaware
Bailroad aud widening of rock-cut at E iston,
$28,005-00; new locomotives, $92,625-01; new
cars, charged to repairs, $57,500.
There are low in use, including all divisions
Of the road, 72-43 miles ot double tra;k and
12702 miles of single track, iu addition to which
there are 1442 miles of oonblo track laid, but
used as ridings, and 0034 miles of sidings.
making the total length of track laid 38264
miles, an increase fiom last yearot 72-89 miles.
of which 6540 milss were obtained at the
mergers with the Hazleton and tho Lu.erue
ai d Lehigh Ba'lroads, and 7 49 miles were laid
during me year.
lhe officers of the company elected at the
meeting held January 11, 1809, are as follows:
FreMdent Asa I'acker.
Vice-President Charles llartshornc.
Tn at-urer Charles C. Lonts'.reth.
8fcrctnry Lloyd Chamberlain..
General Superintendent and Chief Engineer
Robert II. Havre.
Directors Charles Haitshorne, William W.
Longstreih, Kdward H. Trotier, J.ihn Taylor
Jobi.tton, William II. Gatzmer, David Thomas,
Ashbel Welch, John N. Hutchinson, William L.
Conjue.hnm. Ario Pardee, Edward Roberts,
W illiam A. lngnam.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Abr additional Marine Nev set First Page.
ALMANAC FOB .PHILADELPHIA THIS BAY.
Bam Risiia....HMM. ...7 0il Moon Km m 4'5S
Snnr mtctb o ztii vatib , uvi
PHILADELPHIA liOAED Off TftADE.
James DoooHEHTr, t
( tAkLin WheKLKB, f MONTHI.T (XiMMITTKH,
W. t). Kjcnt, J
UOVEUEHTB OF OCKAN 8TKAMKIIB.
TO AUEKICA.
Rheln ...BonthauiiMu...New York .Ian i
uerDiHnla.....boultuujuitoa.New YorK.. ..Jhu. 15
Nevudn.... ........ J-.lvriool...INnw Yorn Jii. iu
Tarliu ......Llverpool...New Yorn.........ja. m
C.uf Balllinore...Uveriool...iNew Yoru Jan. 20
Tbe Queeu.m...IJvjriool...l ew YorK ...Jau. vo
Kuio-j....... uiflKow.....iNew 1 cru. ...... .....Jan. 21
Main Soulliauiilon...New York -Jau, 2o
MluiifSOla-.........Llverpool...New York....-..ja. ;,.
Biberla Llverpool...New York....M..jao u,.
C ol I'arls.....r.iveriMoi...ew Ynric .Jan, 27
Kuglaud. Liverpool...Nw York .Jau. 27
Beliima. ixmaon jev iorlc.. Jaa. 27
AUBlnan Llverpool...Portiaucl. jBU. a
nun x.vivjrK.
O. Of Oork....M...New York...l.lvriool . 5Vh. a
Clmbiia Kew YorkHamburg........ Feb. 9
Kiissla ...iNew 1 oik...LiverDool Fn. in
llfCltt.......New York...Liverpool .Feti u
Douau New YorKHriuuu Keb 11
Diiy ol l'arls....,New York...Llverpool ......Keb 1)
C. ol Aniwrp...New York. ..Liverpool --i)'eb. 211
CXJAKTWIHK. iKiMnwhu. rem.
AlflBka.......New York...Aspluwall....... Feb. 9
IkiltiD b h Kew York...Uavaua.......,.......Feb. 11
Tcnawanda.....Phllala. Bavaauah Feb. l;i
(larnauaBlTlpea Phllada.... Hisvaiia............wFdb. 17
J!,a'00 iJhllada..New Orleans. ....Feb. 17
Pioneer.. .Pbllada....M.WUjnliiKion .......Feb. Ja
B. America New York...BJo Janeiro.. Fnh.
Aiatla Aia forwarded hv nnriiijian... i .
lines, lhe steamers for or from Liverpool call it
Queenstown, except tUn Canadlau line, whlcb call at
Londonderry. Tbe Ritamers tor or lrom theOo-iti.
neutcHJlat&mtbainpton. iobwobu.
CLEARED SATUHDAV.
BUaniHhlp Norfolk, Plait. lUdimoud, W. P. Clyde
& Co.
8(1 L. B. WIdk, Hlgbee. Porto Rico. John Mason A
B nr C W. Way. Kimmey, Havana, Iaaao Hough A
Ht'r . H. Btout, Ford. Wastilnirton, W. P. Clyde & Co
St'r J. a bbrlver, Klggaiis, Baitlmc-e, A. Groves, Jr.'
Bchr Lottie Klotts, for Cleufuegos. wag cleared 1st
iiibi. or aiaueira x t,auua nut as before,
4RIV"TD YESTERDAY.
Y0rk.1n balla.no PnPadelpfila and Southern Mall
eie.n,8blp Company. The Y. eucoeeds tbe Mir of
Dewet,- "iiadelplila, Havana, and New
JT If HUB
Utli James Baker. Pbelan. Odava irnm vri..
Willi miliar aud muluesfs to Daliett i tton. aiat mi '
oil H alter a. waa lu cvribanv Kim t., ...... r. r?
B ocki-r, Uoia Uatauiag (or Phlladelpnia Maw Z.I
toe Break water brig b. p. HmltU, lrom Matanaas.
wbIIIpk firdeiB. .
ncitt western ear, tjroweii, 6 day a from Boston
pltb nx-ie tocapia'n.
Hteamer lilamond Btato, Webb, la hnn.. r...m
BalUEuure. wim mdiie. to A. Groves, Jr.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
BleamBlilp J. W. Kvermau. Vuuoe. from Klnhm
and Mi.rnnir, with uiitse. to W. p. Clde dt ejo.
(Mi'auier xew orK. joins, imiii WuMiiinuton aud
Alexandria, Willi indue, to V. P. Clyde di Co.
o.. .t. MKlitjKAitDA.
BDlp KbtDSay. HHil. for Pl.llu ll.,,ln noa In
rlvir Liverpoul, ult, r '
Bi.ip Atlai.tlo, tschubenbabor. lor PhlladelpUla,
Balled from Llvermol anth uli.
bnip w. ii. woody, uurkeo. sailed from Antwerp
17ib u;t. lur Iiniilaiid.
BleaLUBlllll Jlllllata. riollo kinna nt N. llpla.iti
2d lust., via Havana.
H eamstilp Human, Baker, benne. at Boston fitn Inst,
bteunistilp Tonawauda. Jeuuluua n.r jmiMiHlDbla.
Chaied at navauuota nib Inst.
itaitiue Waido. iluker. from ArdioRsan lor Pbl'a-
dnpbla. put Into Queeustown iiiX ult. tut tbe secoud
time, wltu oiihiukb to ru'iaer.
Barque Brliltaoi. iioliiurii. f-om London for Phila
delphia, sailed from Heavier 2'M utt
Baitiue Aniilrt Baobnlder. ileelmun, Bulled from
liktBeiilfBSt) h nlt, lor Mew YorK.
1'arque Bcud, Crosby, at He&uluaUlb ult. lrom Mr-
BflUfS.
Barque J. W. Barsa. Davison, from Harubarg, at
Klile ds Wd ult. , , v ,
Briu Robert Poner. ChKlta. for Pbll.delphla,
cliart-d at Liverpool 21sl nil. -
llBrquM llaubei, Lammers. fir Philadelphia, en-teri-d
out at Liverpool l&ih ult . .
Barque George H. Jenkins, Duikee, henoe, aiilel-
BurqueGyde.Bevold, for Phili delpkla, oK-ared at
Hklnne J.'flii'mmlnBS. Ilookway. from Rotter lum
for Philadelphia, sailed from Falmouth ilev ult.
A NTI-WINDOW RATTLER.
For Dwellings, Car. Steamboat, Etc,
Prevents Rattllns and Hhakinur of the Win
dows by the wind or other cause, tightens tbe
tush, prevents tbe wind and dust from entering,
easily attached, aud require but lilntfle
gtenue to judge of lis merits.
Call ou the General Agent,
c. p. hose
No. 727 JAYNE Street,
Between Market and Chesaat,
U U fmwZm jPliuadelphU.
PROPOSALS.
SEA LEI) PROPOSALS WIlIj BERECKI.VED I
at the OrBce of tne Cuief Ciunrlernaat-ter
Military DivlHion of tbe Mlnaourl. Hi. Luiil,
Mo, uuill ISM., on the iiOin day of February,
1809, for the transportation or Clovernruetit
trtops and supplies lrom I no tolhiwloir polulx
lo ponta on Hie Missouri river, ns lrjlloild,
duiliiR tbe time from March 20, lHtW. to October
20, ihi.O, liichihlve, viz :
From 8t. Louis to Hlons rtty, Fort Randall,
Bully, Klee, MievenHon, Buford, Uojp Uook,
or any post that may be owtabliHtieil at tne
mouth of tbe Muselcshell river, and Fort
Item on.
From Wyandotte. Kans-v. to Bloux City,
Foris Randall, Hully, Klee. Htevenson, Buford,
Camp Cook, or any pout that may be eslAbllieii
at the mouth ot the MuselueueU river, and Fort
Hei.ton.
From Fort lavenwortti to Sioux City, FortH
Randall, Hully, Wee, Htevenson, Buford, Camp
t ook, or any i)oi.l that may be establlMhed nt
themoulh ol the Mut.closhell river, and, Fort
lift' lull.
From O in nh a to Hlonx City, Forts Raiidull,
Bully, Hlce, Htevenson, Hnford.Uamp Cook, or
any post Hint may bo eMtublllmd at the moutti
ol Muhclftdiel) river, ai.d Fori Heiiton.
From Fort lUutlall to Forts Hully, Itlee, Ho
vensou, Buford, Camp Cook, or any poHt that
may be ehlabllMied Ml the moutti ol MuhoIu
slitll river, and Fort Benton.
From fruit Buliy to Form Rloo, Stevenson,
Buford, C tnp Cock, or any poMt that mv a
eaiabltHbed at lhe mouth ot the MusjUbIioH
liver, unel Fort. Benton.
fr'rom Fort Bice lo Forts Htevenson. Buford,
Cmup Cook. or any p.)t lliHt nuy bo omiio
lit.hed nt ibe moulh of the MuHoleslieil river,
and fr'ort Bentou.
From fr'ort Htevenaon to fr'ort Buford, Camp
Cook, or any post that may be entabliHtied hi
tbe month of lhe Muuolosbell river, and Fort
Benton.
From Fort Buford to Ofrap Cook, or any post
that may be established at tbe mouth ol tne
MuHclesbell river, aud Fort Beuton.
From Camp Cook, or any post that may on
estnbliKbed nt trie month ol the Masulosboil
river, to fr'ort Benton.
Jl will be the endenvor of the Government to
uhlpiiuimi, the reason most fuvore.ble for navi
gation of lhe river, cay between Jnnel and
Aneast 81. Bidders will edate. however, tbe rute
(fti)Biately for eaeti month from March 20 to
October 20 Inclusive, the date of starting, so as
to determine tbe rale to be paid) at wblob they
will perform the service from each of the start
ing polnta of destination above named, as fol
lows: 1st. Tbe rate at which they will transport ench
officer and soldier (cablu pat-sago to be provided
for officers, aud for soidieiM neoess.trv faoiliileH
for cooking their rations, which will be supplied
by tbe tiovernment).
2d. Xbe rate per lot) ponnds at which they will
transport supplies.
3d. The rate each at whloh they will transport
horses, mules, cattle, ambulnnues.oarts, wagons,
etc. (troughs for feeding anlmaia to bo supplied
by tbe steamboat).
A Just preference will be given fo parties who
own and control boats. Bonis will be expected
to always give tbe Government freight the pre
ference, and in no case will be allowed to carry
pitvate to Ibe exclusion of Government freight.
The contractor will be required to transport
stores by laud tn the event or failure by w liter;
and all stores received by the contractor for
transportation must be delivered at their desti
nation wltbin the year IKo'J.
Bidders will please give the rato nt. whloh they
will furnish transportation elown stream.
In case tbe commoting party fils to carry
freight as required, the Government roserves
tne right to furnish the transportation at tbe
exnense of tbe contractor; and nothing herein
contained shall be so construed as lo prevent
tbe Government from transporting public sup
plies on any 01 us own ooais.
iue ijiuveruujtjuii renervea tuo i iguii hi rtjwi
any or ail tbe bldH tbat may be ottered.
Bidders are Informed tnat no boat loaded
With Government stores will be alloweel to go
above Blonx City, lowa, drawing over inree
and one-ball feet of water, and tbat boa's will
not be required to go to points above Hloux
Cltv with less than 1U0 tens
Bidders sbould give their names In full, as
wellas their places of residence, and each pro
posal must be accompanied with a boud in tbe
fcurii of 810.000. signed by two or more respon
sible persons, gunranteelng that In caho tbe
contract Is awarded to the person proposing.
the contract will be accepted and entered into,
and good aud sufficient security furnished by
said party, in accordance with tne terms of this
uavemt-emem.
Tbe contractor win be required to give bonds
in the sura of S100.000.
Tbe nartv to whom the award is made must
be prepared to execute tbe contract at onue.
ncu 10 give the rtquireei oona lor me laltniul
r enormunce of in e contract.
As railroad transportation maybe reonlred
for troops and supplies from Cbloairo, Ilunole,
lo Bloux &lty, proposals for tbe same during
the season above speolned are luvited.
Copy of blank form of river contract to be
entered Into, lu tbe event of award, and blank
forms of proposals, can be bad by application
lo mis omce, at ine omce 01 mo uuiei etuaner
innaier. Deoartment of the Missouri. Fort
Leaven worm. Kansas; of Chief (luartermaster,
Department of the Platte, Oman, Nehru ska;
and at the office of Brevet Brigadier-General
Fred. Myers, Deputy Quartermaster-General,
U. b. Army. Chicago, Illinois.
I'ronotalB for liver transportation should be
endorsed "Proposals for Army Transportation
by tbe Missouri river;'' inoae ior rail, - t-ro-prtala
for Array Transportation from Chloaao
to BioMK City." aud addressed to the undur-
Bltned. 1 tt o .
By order 01 ine j.uarieriutwi.t.-r-viou-rrmi u o.v,
' J. L, DONALDHON,
. . . . . . ..... .'.. .....I IT U A
Assistant IjaaribruHMiwr-ueunmi u. a. x..
Chief QnarttrinaBter Military Division of the
MlasourL 1251tJt
Pit O P 0 8 A J-i S fH wOKB
bTATB or Tax AS, I
Ol HCI OK CHIlr QUA BTICBTWABTK. f
Austin, 1KXA8, Jan. 5, lw9.J
Beafed proposals, In duplicate, will be received at
this cilice until bAl V KDaY. 1'ebruary 18, lsxa.
at 12 e clock M., for furnisblug tbe UuBrterruasteu's
Iiepartiuent at Camp t'ouoordla. Texas, wtn
suib quantity of Oorn as may be reuolred anlll Juue
Af J oOtf
c.n'in ha nf arnnd. nlvan. merchantable QQalltv.
sbeiud. and delivered la sacks, subject to a rigid la
section. .
and continue in sucb quantnies and ai suon
times as may be required by lhe foal quarter-
'"hid to be plainly endorsed "Proposals for Oorn
at Camp Coucordta,'r antauresu to Ike uutler-
''Sy command ol Brevet Major-General ranby.
Brevet Bifgadff f -G nerai and C. . at.,
1 22 3w yiftb Military District.
GROCERIES, ETC.
JPRESII FRUIT IN CANS.
(iHHEH COilN. TOMATOES.
rllSCH PKAB, MC8HBOOU1.
AsrajiAuus, 1.1 j. Jiiu
ALHEBT C. HOBCRTN,
Dealer in Fine Groceries,
Cor. KIJCVKNTii and VlSibtreota.
11 7rp
OFFICE FOR PRGCUMG PATENTS,
rOKUlKT lillLDl.NUS,
Ko. IVJ fionlli FOURTH St., riiilatlelphla,
AINU MA Jim,?; iUIL.JJliNUS,
Ho. 480 BJlVKMll Biretit, opposil) u. 8. Patent
Vlllfct.. - HU 1 1 1. tj.
il. HOW-ijiS, Ko leiiioTo! Pattjnls.
C HuWHJ, Atloriiu ai. l.a.
evD Ui'TlcaltoiiM 'O be addrcastit lo u.ePrli rtp
Dllicr- PnltadiHii. lSKlui
(jjALYAKlZEU CAULE FENCING.
Tlio t'lipapcsl and most Kodiirlng Tcnce
for larnivrf, Uailwuj CouipuiiicM,
ort'ouutiy Seats.
Buii.ph Ken at the oilioo of
nilLlPH. JUSTfCl!,
e. II JVorin t-l 11 11 street,
Haa I'ul'5'Af.!igg-lA-TlTOODI.iNDS
CBMLTEKT COM PAN 7.-
VV Tliu Hiiiowlng Ma.i.icxa abd UiUoeni have ueua
eirUW V lur y rm.
ULI K. HUOB. rPreaMeaC
Wra. II. Ttfooi. I Wm. W. Mwn.
Mu.tifi Moon, I VrilluiHl J Drser.
(HilUs Dklleit, I Oi-orkeX.. Bushy,
0 In Ori lil" I H A.KniKlu.
he ret ry aud Treasurer, JOaKl'Jl H. 'I'OWNSEND,
'I'll ManaiiHrs havo paaaed a ibaoluiton ranuirlnir
both Lfci holders and Vi llors lo prteui Uuketaal tne
niraaca ior admlalon 10 toe Ceiuntory. TW:kes
n,av be had at the umceoftna Uompany, Ho. si
Aiteu ontwi, wr wi iuijvi iu aiauasore,
PROPOSALS.
pROroSALJJ FOU SUBSISTENCE STORKS.
llKADQtARTr.RS DrsmtCTOr THtC )
I N PI A N TKKK ITORY, O If KICK f
CltlFF (JOMMISMARY OF Htl T KNC'K, t
Foiit iiimn, C. N., Jan. 21. m J
PesWd Troposa'a. in duplicate, will be re
ceived at tbe ofliee of lite tinderslgued, ar, Fort
Gibson, C. N , until 12 o'cimck M ., MONDAY,
March J6, jm, for the delivery of tsuosisienoe
Htr,ns.a follow :
AT FOKT GIBaoN, CHEKOKEE NATiO.V,
i. r.
ISO.dOO ponnds of Fionr.
7i,uw poll utls of Ilieon.
25,(i0 Kunris orsnlt.
O.tmO Bailor. s of Vinegar.
410 barrels of Folk.
And Corn Meal tn sueU ouauUtlcs as may bo
required.
J lip Klour to tin pnunl in auitllty to ine oe'.
XXX brands of the Ml. I.onls marKet, and pu
lip aa f llowK 12.5,t(rll poi'nds to be put u In
ham Is full bead lined, and 4'2" )M ponndi tT bo
1 ui ui in don bit sucks, ol ituuuy saclilng and
tolfon shretlrg.
ine uacof-ro be of nrst quaii'y, ana put no
ttH tol owk 2o,i 00 jKiUiuls iu tierces or cask, j
sntl fift (too pounds In gnnny suohs of ebjut l-'i
tieuir.os 1'ncn.
Tlie Halt to be of good qn.'ilif v, and put ttpni
fol.owf. lo.l.fn) pounds In barrels and l.i.ooj
r Uriels in doublo sucks of gunny sacking aud
cotun Hlieetlng.
The Vinegar to bo of best quality, an! made
of whisky of full itreiigt.il, and lo bo put up ns
lollowi-: 100U itflllous in barrels ol'irood ou tilfy.
eecurely boope'd, aotl 4i 1:0 gnllons to be init up
iu teams contuibirg not iuo.o tbaii 21 gallons
each, tne rucks to bo of bust quality, painted,
ot. d 10 have four lion and eight hickory boops
on eseh.
Tbe Fork to be prime ruees porir, to be put np
Ft-eurely In good Lai 1 els coululoiug 200 pounds
eneri.
TlicCorn Meal to be of best quality, and put
up In bariels or Fuelts, like t lie Hour, rs insy bo
required. Tbe person or persons to whom .iny
award is made must bo prepared to execute
contracts nnd give tbe required bonds at oncn,
and be in readinesH to commence tne delivery
ol stores on tbe iOth day of April, lb(i!l, and to
continue tbe same In such quantities as tuny
be required until the 1st day of December, InH'J,
at wlilcb lime the whole amount of tbe article
or articles contracted for must bo supplied.
Hamples of articles (except meats) must aa
company the proposals, In boxes or bottles, and
lioi In paper parcels.
Each bid must be accompanied by a good and
snllietent guainntee lroru two or more persons
whose loyally and solvency are certified by a
clerk of a court of record), setting fortb tbat
tbey will, In the event of Its acceptance, give
ample bonds and security for the faithful per
formance of tbe same.
Tbe name aud place of residence of each bid
der and surety must be given.
No proposal will be entertained, unless satis
factorily represented, tbat tloes not fully comply
with tbe terms of this advertisement.
Proposals may be for the whole or any part of
the stores required.
Any contract awarded under this advertise
ment win be made subject to the approval of
the CcrJomiBtary-Geiieraf of Subsistence, U. M.
Army, and the right is reserved to reject any or
ail bids.
All stores delivered vi lli be subject to a rigid
Inspection.
Payments upon the contracts awnrded will
be made monthly in carrtnt funds, or soon
as the same shall have been received.
Bidders are invited to be preseut at f e open
ing of proposals, which will take place ou the
day and hour above specified. Blanks for pro
posals nd bonds will be furnished on applica
tion to this ofliee.
Proposals must be plainly Indorsed, 'Pro
posals for Hubslstenoe Btores," and addressed
to the Clilef Commissary of Subsistence, Dis
trict Indian Territory, Fort Gibson, C. N.
By order of (2 a 5-
Hi e vet, MPjor-Gen B. H. aitlEH-lON.
A. F. ROCKWELL, Bvt. L.leul.-Oolouel und A.
Q. M. U. S. A., C. C. H. Dist. Indian Territory.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
VTOT1CE OF PARTNER SHIP. WE, THE
LN tubrtcrlbers, bave this day entered into a lim
ited partneisblp.aicreenbly to the provisions of tne
Act ol Aasembly of lhe Commonwealth of PmniHyl
vanla. DasHi-d the first day of March, loss, entitled
'An Act Relative to Limited r-artuershius:" and uo
herebv rprtlfv thai the named thetlrm under which
said uartnershlp Is lo be conducted Is fUBTKrt .t
COATfS; t'.iat tbe general nature of the buMnusi to
be irantaottd Is ihu manufacture, publication, pur-
chese, and tale of Books and malionpry, and the
same will be transacted In the city of Fbila'lolphla;
thai lhe names of ti e geuerai partners ot the said
firm are KOBEHT POKTKK and HEJNKY T.
1 OAT RS. both of the city ot Pbllatle'phla, and tbe
special tartners are BENJAMIN COATHt-) and
ejJKjllUK HOKHItiON COATKS, also botU of the
city of Philadelphia; that the capital contributed by
the ipecia pHriuera in one nunurea inoin.ua aounrs,
ot which lienjamln Ooates contrlbates titty thousand
dollsrs In casn and Ueorire Morrison (Joatea oantrl-
bulf fllty thooBand dollars In cash; tbat the neriod
at which said partnership Is to commence Is the first
day of Febrn ry, A. D. eighteen hundred and slxty
nli.e, and that U will terminate on the thlrty-lirnt
nay 01 January, a. jj. one tuousaua eignt hundred
and sevnty-t-
1KJ 1 r, tt 1 run1 r.n,
J1KNBV T. tJOATKS,
ei. iu ral Tartners,
BKNJAMIN COATK8,
OHOKGfi MOKHIbUN CO TE-I,
Heclal Partners.
Tblladelphia, 1st Febroary, I8i 2 0 at
T
II PKINCIPAL DEPOT
FOB TZU BALB OT
R B V B H U B STAMPS
NO. 104 CHESNUT 8THEET.
CENTRAL DEPOT, No. 103 S. FIFTH ST.,
(One door below Chesnut street.
ESTABLISHED 1862.
Tbe sale of Revenue Stamps Is still continued
At tbe Olct-lAtabllshod Agency.
Tbe fttoolE comprises every denomination
printed by tbe Government, and having at all
times a largo supply we are enabled to fill and
forward (by Mall or Express), all orders, Inline
Ulately npon receipt, a matter of great lmpor
anoo. United BUtee Notes, National Battlr. Notes
Drafts on Philadelphia, and Foat Olllce Orders,
received 1b payment.
Any Information regarding tbe decisions of
tbe Commissioner of Internal Kovemue cheer
lnlly and gratuitously furnished.
Revenue Bttuupa printed upon Drafts, Checks,
KeoelpU, etc
Tbe following rates ot commission are allowed
on Stamps and Utamped Paper:
On Jt5 and npwards.......-. .2 per eent.
too M i "
Addreea aU orders, eto to
BIAMI AGENCY,
NO. 304 CHESNUT BTKEET, PHILADItH'UIA.
UNITED BTATEfl POSTAGE STAMPS of
aU kinds, and BTAAIPI VXV1U)W, OOU
tantty oa tumd,
.AMUSEMENTS.
MAMMOTH SKATING RINK,
tWeMLI IKST and UlCE Btrccte.
OI-1TN TA1LY TlLt, FTJRTHKR
FOB BKATEHtJ AND TUIfi POBLlo
F'cm I to S and 7', to lo P M.
The pub lo will be allowed to rraHTITl- tr. . .
C V r lTKRMlSsIo.tn EN haK ARttJ. . J
THE MEAUHEK BROTHERS
Wii,P.''?)n,? ''ery,'rin. and the elllolnnt RINK
JlAwl) will be In atteniance a-to-no m am
I K, WcentSiCenipon Tickets (zu admlsjlous), sdoilu
tli g ray or evening, " "ulu'1"
N. U. 1'rf )BrtliiM-i ar bftlntr rnad r,. nn .
FANtiY IlhKHH bKATlM ANJJ ritOMKN aDW
I AllNiVAI. und' r lhe BtiFplc.en nt thn M K i K
iwuiiiii,i , on the st-iin mat. set your Costumm
"? an ii
MRS. JOHN DREW'S AKCU faTRKET THE.
ATKK Peitlns at 7-8P.
A N1W t'UMKUV AND nUFtf.ESOl7ir
IMeiNDAY, AND MJHINO THIS WlCKiK
Edmund Ya-es' new eon edy, called
TAMK WAia.
Jfrs. IIAERT tANOLKV .Mrs. JOUN VHFW
Aided by the Kutl Company.
Concluding with Craln's r-prTrrfljo of
B itliK Hi, H. t R
TWFI.FTH Nloll I M riKKK, Ra'nrdsy. at 2.
la rehearsal. A VI.'Tl f OK e 1 RCU.VH 1'ANclfci.
WALNUT ST. THKATKK. BEffN8AT:i
TnlS(i onoay) ItVKNiNei, Feb 8
Flritnliiht of the wir'd rr no ned Con edians
inr.niiu mis. iMiviAi niliklAMQ,
who will apt tar In the Kal'-y I rains en.itld
THK IA1KV CIKl'I.K.
M.r rtto . n . . . . . . . . - .
. .M.Arui.an m r. a . It Y W I r.l.I K M A
MOLKBHKK .Mrn HAR.VKV WILUAMs
Alier which lhe t.roarlMipiy latiiruable txnuedv
enntled THK ClsTMi )!' TUB ( OU TRf, '
M Ll-JeA. who s Jug-... Mr-. BA NKY WILLIAMS
'10 conclude with tne immense Farce of
A LOAN CF A LOVKH.
1VI IS8 SUSAN tJALl'O.N'S CUEsNUI dTRKEr
XX THKATKK
ISM BI'SAN HALTOJT8
COMIO OFKKA COMPANY
will appear on
MONDAY EVKNINQ, Feb. 8. In
OFFKN BACHES
"6!" 6t!'" -H6!" SI"
TUESDAY KVKNINe. Feb. 8,
OKFKNBACH'H
MARRlAWK BY LANTERNS.
WKUNItibPAY KVKNIwO, 1'eO. 10,
OiyRKBACH'H
t CUINOCHOW-HI.
ffais can be secured six days In advano a
lruuper'i, Ao. ut Cbesnut street, and at tbs
Th mi re. 28 if
TTOJ!.'H AilEItlCAN VARIETY THEATRE.-!
J.1 EVAUY IVKMNIi AND SATURDAY
AKTKKNOOX. " ,
. ORFAT COMBINATION TROTJPB,
In Brand Ballets, Kth opian Burlesques, Bonn
Dances. Pantomimes. Wymnaat Acta, eto.
YALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
OAIIIjKN, os. 720, TU, 724, and 72 VLNIS
bireet,
1 HK GRAND ORCHKBTRION, formerly the pro
pe'ty ol the GJKAinU ULKK OF BAD UN, purchased
atgreatexpeuNe by J A eB VALKil, of ihlaclty.ln
coninliiatlon with FLAMICR'U OKOUK8TRA. and
iUfS NKLUH ANDKIU-f.N. will perform XVKKY
AH h, II MOON and KVKNINQ ail lhe above-men-tinned
place. Admission Iree. 1 la tl
HORTICULTURE L II A L L. GEliMANIA
OBCUKbTKrt F UBLIO It EH KAKtSA LH
hVKRV WKDNKbDAY. at 8,S P. M. Tickets sold
at the door, and an rlnclial Mutlc Stores. Fack
ages of live lor 1; single, 26 cent.
.bnengemenM can heuiaue by addresnlng Q. BA8
T&BT, No. 1!1 MON1K1UY Btreet; Wlttig's Mnslo
Hlore, No. llttl Cbesnut street; Andre's Muslo Btorej,
No. 1104 Cbesnul street. i sm
CABL SENTZ' AND MARK HASSLER'8 OR
CBKeTRA MATIN KIM. JUVERY BATORDA Y
at F. M IN MtblCAL lllftBllALL, blngle Ad
mlHslon, fit certs l'tiofcae ot 4 ttckeu, 11, atlloner'
No. Illtt CHKMNDT Bl.. and at the Door. U4 tt "
LUMBER. "
18G9
(sl'RUCE JOIST
bFuliCK JOIST.
H KM LOCK,
11KA1LOCK.
1869
1809
BEABONED CLKAK PINK,
BKAJSON KD CLKAK FIN it.
1869
UH.li l h'.l)iU
1 rj'O FLORIDA FLOORING. 1 Dri
lOOl FLOK.1DA FLOOK1NU. lOOU
CAROLINA FLOOK1NO. V
VlHOllA FLOOKLTM.
DKXAWARK FLOOKiNtJ.
ABU FLOOU1NU.
WAliBtT FLOOU1NQ.
FLOK1UA 8TKF BOAiUa,
KAIL FLANK.
1 ftf 'O WALNUT BUS AND FLANK, i QUO
lOOJ WALNUT Mid. AnJ1 FLaISJ. lODU
walnut boaklb.
walnut flank.
1 fil"?! CNDKUTAKKR8 LUMBRR. f Q0
BKO CKOAR.
WALNUT AJND FINB.
TuZo bkaSonkd foplab! Toon
1DDJ BKABONKD CUKBRY. XOQU
WHITE OAK FLaNK AND BOARDS.
HICKORY.
1 QfcO CIOAR BOX MAKERS' 1 OOCk
lCDJ CTtiAR BOX MAKKKa XOOt
bPANIbli CKOAU BOX BOARDS.
FOR BALK LOW.
1 Oi0 CAROLINA SCANT LINO, - Qt(
1O0 J CAROLINA M. T. BiLLa, lOOU
Norway bcantlinu.
1 OfcO CKDAR BU1NULKS, 1 QfJO
lOOl CYFBKBriBHINilLKS, lOOU
MAULK, BROTHER A CO.,
1 1 No. 2600 BOU 1 H bireet. .
T. P. GAL YIN & CO..
LUMBER CGrMICGION MERCHANTS
SUACKAMAXOA hlKLLT WILAKfa
BELOW SLOArS MILLS,
(so-OALUts), PHIIt DKLFBvIA.
AOKNTBFOIiBOCTUiuBN AND KASTKiiN Mao
racturers of YKLLOW FINK and BFRUCKTIMBS
BOABDB, etc, shall be happy to turulah oruera
wboieiale rates, deliverable at any aexjebslule port, -
Oonstantly receiving and on band at our wharf
BOUTHKKN FIAK1JUINU, HOANTLLNU. H1UN
ULFJs, KABTKRN LaTHB. P1CKKTB. BKO-BLA IH,
BFRUCK, H KM LOCK, eKLKCT MIOillUAM AND
CANADA FLANK AND BOABDIrJ. AND UAO
MA11XI BH1F-KNKKB. 1 81 stuth
ALL Ol" KHIDMHUL HE DlUt KnU
AT ANT PAUTor TJHECITr mOJlFTlT
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LD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY OF
PHIL1DKLPHIA.
OFFICE, NO. B18 WALNUT STREET.
Tbe Company Is now prepared to dispose of lots oa
REASONABLE TERMS. The advantages offered
by this Cemetery a-e well known to be equal If not
superior to those possessed by any other Cemetery.
We lpvl.e all wbo desire to purchase burial lots to
call at tbe ofliee, where plans can be seen and all
particulars will be given. Deeds lor lots sold axe
ready lor delivery.
IUCHAHD VAUX, FrwitfePt.
FKT1CU a. KEYHhiR, Vlce-Frealdent.
MARTIN LANDK.NBKRiAU. Treasurer.
VrcBAKL Nimbkt. Becreiary. 1 11 ttn
LAnZCLERE & QUCHEY,
Ciibtom House Brokers aud Kolai Ics Public,
No. 405 LIBRARY Street.
All Custom House Business transncledr
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