THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 18C9.
If JEWS SUMMARY.
Clljr AH'nira.
John Frceton, B.Rpd scveptrpn ycftr. living
in Guilford strcel, ha 1 one ol hn hands injured
Jweiaaj by bavins; it caneht in a press at a
lln stampInR cstabltshmeiit.
John Williams, for the l.irccny of abac of
calfskins from tbe store of Mr. L. it. Jnraos. No.
326 Bouih Delaware avenue, ban been committed
tj Alderman Kerr.
Jobn Stephens and David Farreil, for the
larceny of silver spoons ironi lie residence of
Mr. J.C. Uii'Culntts, at Tenth anl Mount Vernon
streets, had a final hearing b'tore Alderman
Kerr yesterday, and were bound over for trial.
Alderman Beitler has committed an Indi
vidual by tbe name of J. W. Webb for the
larceny of coats from the Girard and Continental
Hotel.
The rhnrtrp nf nmrdrr nralnot J. U. Uanlv
n&i been withdraw!), mid auotner, tbalot aiuault
and buttery with Intent lo kill Mooes Lowtlicr,
ubt tuted. Upon the Utter ho has been held
to answer.
The thirty-third anniversary of the S mday
School Missionary Society of St. John Evan
sellcul Lutheran Church was celebrated lat
evening. Ucv. D-. hrihs presided, ai.d ad
dresses were made by Rev. Mr. llnut, ot Weil
Philadelphia, Mr. Oodlrcy, ttcv. Dr. Sell?, and
others.
Tbe slxty-elptath anniversary of the Magda
len Society ol l'luladelphta was held yesterday.
The annual report shows the number of lninatos
since last report to be 2G; admitted since, 29;
left the asylum aiid gone lo service, 12; left for
other employments, 61; returned to tlielr
friends, 7; Kone to Almshouse, 3; discharged
for improper conduct, fi. Them are at present
in the Asylum 2ft. Tbe lrea urer reportrd
receipts amouutlue to about $uUJ0, and expendi
tures to a corresponding a'nouut.
An Interesting tin Dermic mee'lnsr ws
held last evening in the ball of the Young
Men's Christian Association.
DouaeNtle A f Intra
An eitra session ot the Maryland Legislature
is contemplated.
$703,000 In specie wai shipped to Europe
from New York yesterday.
Another restrictive railroad bill has been
In trod used into the Illinois Senate.
The President it expected to veto the bill
providing lor an increased duty or tariiT.
George M. Lee, a distinguished lawyer of
Cincinnati, was yesterday committed to a lunatic
a.-ylum.
A. Bieourncy, ot Norfolk, Va., a brother of
the late Mrs. L. U. tilgoumey, died at Ualtimore
on Monday.
The Bedford eountv delegate to the coming
Republican Gubernatorial Convention has been
Instructed to support Governor Geary.
The Secretary ot tbe Treasury, In com
pliance with a resolution heretofore adopted,
transmitted to the United Mates House of
Representatives yesterday a letter, with
inclcsures, with reference to the removals in
tbe Philadelphia Custom Hous j, from which it
appears that the Secretary instructed Edward
Hartley, Special Agent, to inquire and report
what reductions could be made in the force,
, with a view to economy. In accordance with
his recommendation, the Surveyor of the Port
was requested by the Secretary to send to him
tbe names ot snob inspectors as could be dis
pensed with. This oilicer did so, and the
Secretary made a like request of the Collector,
who, instead of reporting to him the names
of such persons as should be dispensed with,
informed tbe Secretary that ho had dis
continued twelve inspector?. The Secretary, in
September last, wrote tho Collector a letter
disapproving his action, and directed him to
restore them to duty, reserving for future con
sideration the subject of reduction. Tae Sur
veyor was instructed to re'aiu on duty the in
spectors who bad been discontinued by the
Collector, and the Collector was then directed
to discontinue the service of the twelve inspec
tors named by the Surveyor. Oa November 20
the Collector reported that he had dismissed
twelve inspectors, but instead ot dismlssiug the
IaIa - ........ I kn llm Um.ii.1 i. Vi .. V. fl rl eiihiil.
tuted the names of twelve ochers, in violation of
the instructions of the department. Upon the
reception of the Collector's letterstating the ac
tion be had tukeu, a letter was cent to the Sur
vcvor to discontinue tbe twelve Inspectors
named in the department letter to the Collector,
and reinstating all the others until the depart
ment approved the removals, and the Collector
. was In fir Bed that his action was disapproved
by tbe Secretary. In December the Surveyor
reported that the Collector refused to pay the
inspectors whose dismissal tbe department had
disapproved, and ou Teccmber 11 a letter was
written lo the Collector by the Secretary direct
ing him to pay those oilicers on the proper cer
tificates of the inspectors. The Collector refused
to comply with this order of the department,
and the Surveyor ior warded the accounts, which
were paid by the department, for December.
Those for January were suspended in conformity
with the resolution of Conmess.
rorHirn AITatr.
Constantinople, Feb. 0. Tue Sultan has ap
pointed Hyusein Pasha to succeed Nancck
Pasha as Minister of War.
London, Feb. 9. The Glasgow Chamber of
Commerce has presented to tteverdy Johnson
an address urging the practical adoption of free
trade In the United states.
Athenb, Feb. 9. The members of the new
Cabinet now unanimously agree with the King
In adhering to the resolutions of the Paris Con
ference. Madrid. February 9. In reply to further soli
citations ot his fellow-citizens, Kspartcro again
declines a seat in tbe Constituent Cortes. Among
the changes contemplated In tbe administration
is the abolition of the Colonial Ministry as a
distinct department.
London, Feb. 9. Reports of shipwrecks and
disasters caused by the recent Rales are coming
to hand from all quarters. Advices were received
to-dy of disasters to two ships in the American
trude.TThe Pericles, from New Yorit, January 8,
for (iisspow, has put into Liverpool, disabled.
The Persian, from Savannah, January 14, for
Itrimen, with co-ton, Is alioro on Nordeney.
the crew are sate, but the ship will probably
prove a total loss.
S U F F R A G E.
rassage of the 'outUtttional Amend
ment by the Senate.
After an exhaustive debate, ending yesterday
afternoon, the Senate passed the constitutional
amendment by the following vote:
ess Messrs. Abbott, Cameron, Cattcll,
Chandler, Cole, Conkling, Conuess, Cragin,
Drake, Ferry, Harlan, Harris, Howe, Kellogg,
MeDonuld, Morgan, Morrill of Maine, Morrill of
Vermont, Morton. Nye, Osboru, Patterson of
Hew Ilampbhirc, I'oof, Ramsey, Rice, Robert
son, Ross, Sawver, Sherman, Spencer, Stewart,
Thayer, Van Winkle, Wade, Warner, Welsh,
Willey, Williams, Wilson, and Yates-40.
Aajg Messrs. Anthony, Diyard. Oorbett,
Davis, Dixod, DjolltUe, EJmund-i, Foster,
Grimes, Hendricks, McCreorv. Patterson, ot
Tennessee, Saulsbury, Sprague, Victors, and
Wbyte-16. , ,
Absent or not voting Mrs. Bucka ew,
Fecseodcn, Hender on. II ward, Nortou,
Pomeroy, Sunnier, Upton, IruJibul), and
Frelinguujson 10.
The proposition as U pa'S.'d Is as follows:
.JOINT RESOLUTION PBOIOHINO AMENDMENTS TO
TBS CONSTITUTION OF THIS UNITED STATUS. .
Be it resolved, eto , twu-ihirds of bo h houtet
conevmny. That tbe ful.owintf articles be pro
poked to the Legislatures ot tne several Sates
as amendments to the t'on-titutlon of the
United States, either of which, when ratified rv
threetourths ot said Leirl U' tires, shall by held
as a psit of laid Cont-tttutiou. namidv
Article 15. No discriiniu tiixn shall be made
IP tne united Htate, among me cltueus ot the
. United Slates, in Uih evi.l.n nf ihn litlv.
franchise, or In the r'ght to ho'id ollicoinauy
Btaie, on account, oi race, color, nativity, pro
nert v. education, or creed.
Article 16. The secoud clause, first section,
ecoud arti jle of the Cousti'ution ot tun lJmu.il
States shall be amended o real us follows:
tacb State shall appolut, by a vote of the people
thereof qualified to vote, for Kepretentatlvet iu
Congress, a uumoor ot electors equal to the
,,! number of Henaiors and Keorentitlu..u
tn willed the State may be entitled iu the c in-
jrrestj but at Senator or tteprwutuliye, or
f erf on holding an office of profit or trust
under the United States, shall be appointed au
elector, and tbe Congress shall have power to
prescribe the manner in which such electors
hboll be chosen by the people.
(The following is the amendment passed by
the House, Jan. 30. The Senate amendment
will have to go back to the House lor concur--renec.
Ed.
iietl enae'ert, 'c, tiro thirds of bofi housts
concurring. That the following article be pro
posed to the LegUUtnres of the several States
as an amendment to the Constitution of the
Unite d States, which, when ratified by thieu
lour'hs of said legislatures, shall be held as
pait of said Constitution, namely:
Article . Section 1. The right ol any citizen
of the United State to vote shall not be denied
or abridged by the United Stales, or any State,
by reHsou of rac, color, or previous condition
ol slavery of any citizen or class of citizens of
the United States.
Section 2. The Congress shall have power to
enloicc by appropriate legislation the provisions
ot this article.
This resolution was passed by the neceas.iry
two-tblrds yea", 1M); nays, 42. The Speaker,
as a member fd the Uouse, voted in the nltirma
live. Adjourned.
llonrtl of Nrhool t'onlroT.
Tbe School Controllers met yesterday after
noon, President StetuiieU in the cliair.
Among the communications received was one
from the Hectional Hoard ot the Seventh ward,
asking that the rule forbidding the election ot
fi males as principals of boys' grammar schools
oc not rescinded; ono from the Thirteenth sec
tion, asking the repeal of the rule prohibiting
home studies; also, one inviting the Board to
an inspection of the statue of Washington,
dc-igncd and executed by tne sculptor Uailey,
for the Washington Monument Association.
They were appropriately dispo-ed ol.
Mr. James Milllgan appeared as a Controller
for the Nineteenth section, and Mr. P. A. b.
Wicdcner for the western division of the Twen
tieth ward. Tbey were qualified and tooktneir
seats.
The Committee ou Test Books, in reppon-e to
a request of the Board, reported that for the
supplies ot books aud stationery, to be fur
nished to the schools during the present year,
Philadelphia publithers and dealers will receive
$48,67,71 : Boston do., tW.ns-yS, and New York
do.. $ 13.77U-20.
Wnen the proposition of Mr. Elkin to repeal
the by-law which forbids females from bulng
elected principals of boys' grammar schools
w as called up, Mr. Elkin spoke in favor of the
repeal.
The motion to repeal was not agreed to yeas,
9; nays, 16.
When the question in respect to home studies
came up, Mr. Armstrong offered as an amend
ment that the pupils in the public schools and
of the two lower divisions of the secondary
schools be exempted from the operations of the
amendmentl which permits home studies. This
amendment was not agresd to, and the origtual
amendment to tbe by-laws, permitting home
studies, with specific qualifications, was de
clared t j bf (carried by a two third vote, one of
tbe members having voted in mistake, and not
being permitted by the temporary chairman,
Mr. Stanton, to correct it before the announce
ment of the result wm made.
Mr. Aimstrupg, of the Committee on the
Uewsion of Stud.es, made a repoitin respect
to tbe same, which was ordered to be
rinied lor the use of tbe members before it
i ad been read by the chairman of tile com
mittee. Mr. MacBrlde offcredja resolution of instruc
tion to the Committee on Boys' High Sshool, to
inquire into the propriety of creating in that
lnstituticn a department of English literature.
Adopted.
A resolution was offered by Mr. Jackson to
the effect that the Washington Monument
Association be' permitted to receive donations
from the public schools lo construct a base to
the Washington Statue. It was referred to the
Committee on fcchools, with power to act.
A resolution to close the public schools on
tbe day of the Boys' Commencement was
agreed to.
FRO 31 WASHING TON.
Wlie Tobacco and Wlilnky Tax.
Washington, Feb. 9. The Ways and Means
Committee met to-day for the putpose of con
sidering and perfecting the tobacco and whisky
amendments to the Tax bill. No important
changes have been made in the machinery for
collecting tbe tax, nor has the question been
raited in the committee of disturbing the
nreecnt rate of tax. It is understood that the
Tax bill will be considered at a session this
evening.
The Committee on r.lociloiis
In the matter of the New Mexico contested
election case has decided in favor of Cnaves,
the Democratic contestant, aud against Cleaver,
the sitting member, who is a Kepublicau.
The Itanklutr aud Currency Committee
agreed to-day upon a bill reported from the
Finance Committee of the Senate, amending
the National Banking lav. Tne committee re
port an amendment for aredisirlbation of the
national bai.k currency among the States.
Tbe whole amount to be distributed is
$22,800,000, of which the Southern States will
pet $14,000,000, the West $0,000,000, and the
other States tbe balance; the distribution to
take place under the direction ot the Secretary
of the Treasury and tbe Comptroller of tli'i
Currency.
Tbe Air-Mne Railroad Bill.
The House has spent two hours In debating
the Air-Line Railroad bill between this city
and New York The only member from Penn
sylvaniawho spoke on the subject was Hon
William D. Kelley, who opposed the bill.
Finally u motion was made to lay the bill ou
the taole. This was defeated yeas 60 to nays
93, all tbe Philadelphia members present voting
in tbe affirmative. Messrs. Myxrs and O'Neill
were not in their seats. The biil was then
pasi-ed.
Obituary.
V..... Vsmxt EVK O lampa T ltiiulv died this
morning, ot apopleiy, aged fitty-tour. All the
Coutts adjourned in respect to his memory.
A woman arrived in Norwich, Conn., last
week, from rsew uaven, in searcu oi ur uu,
nine years old, and found btm with a blind
man who ii&u umu vcggiug wu v...
. a.-. 1... 4a.1 V. w a. a n
The man claims tuav uo iiu mo
intelligence oiuceiu
The rock In which in ram emim, oi cnes-
ter. Maes., an eccentrio and wealthy bachelor,
Is having niu lomD newo, hb uuuiuur u.
granite, whieh will average eighteen feet in
aiamever, auu irovo i "; d
ledge on his farm. The tomb is to be com
pleted with a solid rock door.
A meeting oi memoers oi me xjuuiu
family was held in New Haven, Ctr, a day or
two ago, which was attended by sixty persons
supposed to be conneoled, direotly or indl-
rtOtiy, WllU VUe XJUOIUO WliV, ma .v .a
nnderstood, died in England years ago, leaving
several million dollars in property to their
next of kin.
Th Portsmouth (N. H.) Jmirnulata a
. . - li a haa artriAdrAn 111 that Afh.ta
BUDBCriU3 wuw -II
neatly evfry Fiiday afternoon for thirty-eight
i.t. via nnnnura in nftT for th nanur
The Journal estimates that the coppers would
. . A n A llinnaanit nnrnlila ti I
wonld make a column of over fifty feet in
height if piled one upon the other.
Two boys, aged thirteen and ten years,
one a son of Andrew James, aud the other a
son of Mrs. Wilkerson, living near Meridian,
Mies., went out rabbit hunting last month,
trted" a rabbit and cut the tree down; the
butt end ef the tree lodged on the stump; the
older boy thrust his arm into the hole to seize
the rabbit; he shoved the butt end off and it
fell, imprisoning bis arm; not being able to
extrloate it Wilkerson, at James' request, out
the latter's arm off with his axe. 1 he two
then went home, The arm is healing.
. MARINE TELEGRAPH.
jnr additional Marin iVtrtot M .ffrrt Pag.
ALMANAC TOB MrLADKLPHLa-THiB DAT.
BOM Riwu. -7 01 , Moo BH
8dm Bm ....JI'i'Iwh With 1M
PHILADELPHIA BOARD Ot TRADJS,
Jamva DommiT
Ik, JmOKTHLT COMMITTBB,
I'feAMLKS WimKLJCB,
W.l). KMT,
UUVKMK1ITS UK OCKAN 8TKAMKH4
RhPln MRonthmpion...Now York ...Jn.
Hern nl boulliaiii)Un.nNw York Jn.
N-vtdiu... M.M,M.IJvrHMI...JSew YorR Jhii.
Trlla...... Uv(n'"'l...New Yoric Ja.
u.in Boulliniitoii...riew York. Ja.
Mlnne8ol-....Llverpooi...Bw i otK.mm.. jn.
HiDpiib ..LIverpool...New York MJa.
Fmliil- Llverpool...Now Yorli Jn.
Bellnii lnd(iu..rNiwVori Ju.
Aomrina Llverpool.Portland.M.. Jan.
Luriil-...l;'e v-i5"w. orU Ju'
C hln - LlverTxI.'W YorK )n
Wiaiptialla Havre. New York Jan.
Kink, Liverpool. ..New York -Ju,
FOH KUHUfK,
ItiiMla New York...Llverpoot -Fe!. 10
Jlrrla .-... New York... Liverpool -.Fen. II
jKirau New YorkIiremen Keb. 11
t'lty ol l'arls..New York...I,lverpool Kert. l
Weaipballa, .New York...IIftniburg Feb. 1:1
(J. ol Aniwerp...New York. ..Liverpool Fo. 2u
UOABTWI8K. DOMIWTIO, KTO.
Columbia New York...Havana ........!). 11
Tonawanda PlillR(lft.....Hikvarinah. ............ Kub, 18
BtanaudUtrlpeePblla(la.M.,..HKvana..... ri, 17
Yar.oo Phllarla..New OrlBftn...Ftl). 17
Pioneer PbUada Wllniln((U)0 . KeD. Mi
ti. Amerloa New York. ..Hlo Janeiro ......Feo. Ti
Malls are lorwarded by every steamer In tlieruKular
line. Tbe sieamers for or from Liverpool call al
Qneenstown, except tbe tianadlan Hue, whlcli call at
Londonderry. Tho ateatuers for or Iroru theUonll
nent oall at Boutbamptoo.
CLKARKD YE8TKRDAY.
Brig 8. P. Hrnllb, Knowllon, MataDiM, J. E. Bazlor
A CO.
Bchr Archer A Beeves, Ireland, Clenfuegos, Madeira
A Cabada.
Brbr J. M.Flanagan, Bbaw, Matanzas, 1. Hough k
MoirlB.
Bohr Maud Mullock, Bartlett, New York via Wit-
mil g'on, Del.. KnlRht A boa:
Bt'r Diamond Btaie, Webb, Balilmdre, A, Groves, Jr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Prometbeus, Orey, 70 bourn from Charles
ton, wltn cotton, rice, etc , to JC. A. tsonderde Uo.
BteauiHiiip Hunter, Harding, as bourn from Provi
dence, with Didne. to D. H. Blelaon A Co.
Barque Imperador, Heard, 2 days from rernam
bnco, wltb sugar to Albert F. Damon.
Bcbr Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, from Boston,
wlib fleb to captain.
Bcbr W, F watblngten, Hasting, (days from Con
cord, DeL, wltb lumber to Collins A Co,
Bchr M B. Coyne, Facemlre, from Mew York, with
barley, eic, to captain.
Bcbr Yeoman, Laws, 5 days from Concord, Del.,
Wltb lumber to Hickman A Uuttlngnam.
Bobr Nadab, Cheney. 5 days from Newburyport,
wllb mdse. to Knight A eons.
Bteumer F. Franklin. Pierson. It hours from Balti
more, wltb mdse. to A, droves, Jr.
MffMnn l NI1A.
. Bhlp RothOBay, Hall, lor Philadelphia, sailed from
Livtrpool I3d nit.
Bblp W.H. Moody, Durkee, at Newport. EDg 25th
nit., from Antwerp.
(Steamship Wyoming, Tea, hence, at Savannah yes
terday, Btcamthfp Pioneer, Catharine, hence, at Wllmlng
on. . C, Bib lost.
Barque Wllhelmlne, Bhets, hence, at Antwerp 24th
ultimo.
Barque Haab' t. Pederaen, for Philadelphia, entered
Out at Liverpool 28lh niL
Barque Brilliant, colburn, from London for Phila
delphia, at Falmouth 2&th lilt.
Barqae ADua Nlelson, Nlelion, from London 2th
Nov. for Philadelphia, put Into Bt. Does istb ult.,
bort of provlKlona. n
Briue Waldo, Baker, from Ardrossan for Phila
delphia, was being repaired at the Boyal Victoria
Dockyard 27th nit.
Brig Potosl. Coal fleet, bene, at Gibraltar 18th nit.
Brig G. T. Ward, Wllleby, stranded on Baulruer
Bteel i d the lth ult.. still lay on tbe rocks tbere On
the 24th. Her bottom on tbe starboard side wu muob
damaged. Bhebad been stripped and wonld be soid
by auction.
Brig Nellie Move, Merrlman, from London for
Philadelphia, pot in at toe Moiherbank 2ilth ult.
bcbr N. J. Miller. Dunham, tor Phiiadelpbla.cleared
at St. John. N. B.. 2d lnet.
Bcbr M. D Ireland, Adams, hence for Portland, at
Boston 8th Inst.
Bchr A. H. Cald, Simpson, from Georgetown, B. C,
for Philadelphia, was below Wllmlngtwn, N. V., 6th
Inst., having rutin lor a harbor.
BcbrBarah Bruen. Jeffries, from Wilmington, N.O ,
for Philadelphia, at New Inlet S'h lnnt.. waiting to go
cut. SfiBBBWKffl
Bcbr a Mary R. Somen, Somem. and J, S. Bhlndler,
Lee. at Boston yesterday from Mobile.
Bcbrbtephen Holcbkias. hence, below Boston 8th
instant-
Bohr Mary E. Vanclenf. McCobb, from Georgetown,
S. C, lor Portland, at Holmes' Hole 7th Inst.
Bchr Emma Bacon, Bearse. at Portland Gth Inst,
frrm Boston, to load for Philadelphia.
Bcbr B, C. Tyler, Bteeluian, al Boston 8th Inat. from
Baltimore.
Bchr h Ichard Vaux, Whit taker, at Salem 7th Inst,,
frrm Jersey City,
Bcbr B. A K Corson, Brower, at Wilmington, N. C,
th lust , from Cbarleaton.
Bchr Uettyshurg. Corson, cleared at Wilmington, N.
C. ;tb last., for &ew York.
CARPETINGS.
GREAT REDUCTBOr..
$50,000
WORTH OF OUR STOCK OF
CARPETINGS
Have been reduced in price to close out
early and make room for
NEW SPRING GOODS.
REETE L. KNIGHT & SON,
1222
CHESNUT STREET,
129lmwlmxp PHILADELPHIA,
FOR RENT.
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rHEMISES, NO. 809 CHESNUT St..
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ALSO, OFFICES AND LARUK BOONS suitable
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IKK REPUBLIC.
LARZELERE & DUCHEY.
Custom House Brokers and Notaries Public,
No. 405 LIBRARY Street.
All Custom Uouse Business transacted.
PASSPORTS PROCURED
PENNSYLVANIA 1IOSPITAT
PiiiLADKLFuiA, December gv, lwi.
The attending MauaRum are:
Wmlar Morris, tio. lion H Third street.
B. Morris Wain, Mo. liH ti. Delaware avenne.
Atieuolng Piiyblclau J. M. Da Costa, M. D., So.
1U5 ttpruce xtreel..
Atii.dlrg BurgeoDS William Hunt, M. D., No. 1300
Bui me Htriet.
Thomas George Morton, M. D.,No. 1421 Cbeanut
street.
The Physician and Burgeons attend at the IIomoI
tal every day iKuudays excepted; to receive applica
tions ior admission.
Persons seriously Injured by accident a'ealwavs
admitted it brought to tbe Hospital lmwodlni-ly
herealter. 1 Zit
OOBN 1 X O H A U Q I
BAG MA NO V AOTOK 7,
JUUN T. B A I L'H Y.
. K. corner ol MARKET and WATJCB Rtrecti,
Philadelphia.
CKAXKRH IN 1IAUS NO BAGGISG
Of every deacrlpUon, fur
Grain, Floor, ball, buper-Ptiusphata ol Lima, Bong
Dunt, Klo.
Large and auiajl STJNN Y BAGS constantly onbAoi
Im'l Alao. tvonr. haOKH.
RUDGEK8' AND WOSTENIIOI.M'8 )?OCKEt
K.N1VKB, Pearl and .Btag Handles, of beantlrul
uulnh. KODUKBB' and WADK A UUTOHKll'8 RA
ZiKB, and the selebrated LiOUULTiUs KAZOB
bC'lr-HOluj of the nut! quality.
Bazora, Knlvea, Bc-laaora, aod Table Gallery Gronnd
and PolLtbed. at P. MADIi'JKA'tt. Ma. U U. TEN l'H
IrMt blnw (IbMiinl.
ALEXANDER O. CATTELL A CO
rflOUUClt COMMTHBION MERCHANTS,
NO. M NOM1H WHABViUi
WO, IT ROBTH WATKB HTBJUBT,
PHI LADJtLPH LA.
PROPOSALS.
SEALED PKOPOSALS WILL BE RECEbVED
ma' lhe om of the CUIef (Quartermaster
Military Division of the Missouri, Hi. Louis,
J.-,n.Dia iaM.,on the 20tn dyof February,
ik, for the transportation of Uovernmeol
troops and supplies from tne followto? points
?v.on. tt9 Mlaaonrl river, as ludloted,
wiWoiuTi've H a0 im' 10 Oclobor
Rnii mTM1, LoJ,u lo H'oux Cily V"01 Randall.
i.,.i!ff Wtevenaon, Buford. Oamp Oook,
m5?rf ST WhL be esUtollBhed at the
Kenton. Musclesnell river, and Fort
l-Znr, fvtfl -l1, Hnl,y' Ulce- Stevenson. Buford,
rr, ". " r "T lnit may ne establlsited
Be"! 01 lhe "nwieaUeU river, and Fort
RSiiFK.r,iil'CenTLorlh to loux City, ForU
f-b ,1 y JVco' Hlvensgaj, Buforci, Camp
ih n1,oi?,n?,Pt ttR mRy established at
Benton? MusclosUeU river, and Fort
B,fnSmif?n1h.a to B,onx ouy. Forin Randan,
Bully, i;ice, Bteveusou, Buford. Camp Coos:, or
apy pout that may be established at the inoutu
of Muscleshell nvcr, and Fort Benton.
rom hart Handall to torts Hully, Kloe.Rte
venson. Buford, Camp Cook, or any post mat
roay be establlahed at the inoutu of Masole
eliell rlvrr, and Fort Bonton. . akawiv
From Fort Bully to ForU Rloe, Btevenson,
Buford, (Jump Cook, or any pout that may bo
established at tbe mouth ol the Musjlesueil
river, and rort Benton.
From Fort Hire to Forts Stevenson, Buford,
Camp Cook, or Roy post that, may be estab
lished at i he mouth of the MusoloHheU river,
and Fort Bonton.
From Fort Btevenson to Fort Buford, Oamp
Cook, or any post that maybe established at
the ruootn of the MuiiolonUell river, and Fort
Benton.
From Fort Buforci to Camp Oook, or any post
that may be established at tbo mouth of the
Musclesnell river, and Fort Benton.
From Camp Cook, or any pout that may be
established at tbe month of the Musolethell
liver, to Fort Benton.
It will be the endeavor of tbe Government to
ship owing tbe season most favorable for navi
gation of the river, say between Jnne 1 and
AngUBt 81. Bidders will state, however, tbo rate
(separately for each month from Maroh 20 to
October 20 inclusive, the date ol starting, so as
to determine the rate to be paid) at wbloh they
will perform tbe service from each of the start
ing pointa oi aesuuaiiou auove namea, as ioi
lows:
1st. Tbe rate at which they will transport each
nftioer and soldier (cabin passage to be provided
for officers, and for soldiers necessary facilities
for cooking their rations, wbloh will be supplied
by tbe uoverpmenij.
2d. Tbe rate per 100 pounds at which they will
transnort snnnlles.
8d. Tbe rate each at which they will transport
horses, muleB, cattle, ambulances, carts, wagons,
etc. (troughs for feeding animals to be supplied
by the steamboat).
A Just preference will be given to parties who
own and control boats. Bouts will oe expected
to always give the Government freight ttie pre
ference, and in no case will be allowed to carry
private to the exclusion of Government freight.
Tbe contractor will be required to transport
stores bv land in tbe event of failure by water:
and all stores received by the contractor for
transportation must be delivered at their desti
nation within the vear 1W19.
Bidders will please give the rate at which they
Will luinisn transportation uowu stream.
In case the contracting party fails to carry
freight as required, the Government reserves
the right to lurnish the transportation at tbe
exneune of the contractor: aud nothing herein
contained shall be so constrifed as to prevent
the Government from transporting publlo sup
nilf a nn anv of Its own boats.
Tbe Government reserves the right to reject
any or an me Dius mat may ne onereu.
Bidders are Informed tbat no boat loaded
with Government, stores will be allowed to go
above Bloux City, Iowa, drawing over three
and one-hair feet of water, and that boats will
not be required to go to points above Bloux
City with less than 130 tons
BidderB should give tbelr names In full, as
well as tbelr places of resldeuce. and each pro
posal must be accompanied with a bond In the
sum of 810,000, signed by two or more respon
sible persons, guaranteeing that in case the
contract Is awarded to the person proposing,
the contract will be accepted and entered into,
and stood and sufficient security furnished bv
said party, in accordance with the terms of this
advertisement.
Tbe contractor will be required to give bonds
In the sum ol ? 100.000.
The party to whom the award Is made must
be prepared to execute tne contract at once,
and .to give tho required bond tor the falthiul
rerformunce of the contract.
As railroad transportation maybe required
ior troops auu supplies irom, cuioaijo, j.mnol,
to Bloux Cliy, proposals for the same during
the season above Bueolaud are invited.
Copy of blank form of river contract to be
enterea into, in me event oi awaru, anu Diana
forms of proposals, can be bad by applioatloa
to this office, at the office of the Chief Quarter-
master, Department oi me jhinsoui-i, ori
Leavenworth, Kansas; of Chief Quartermaster,
Department ot tbe Piatte, Omana, Nebraska:
acd at tbe office of Bievel Brigadier-GHuerai
Fred. Myers, Deputy Quartermaster-General,
(J. H. Army, Chicago, Illinois.
I'ropotals for river transportation should be
endorsed "Proposals for Army Transportation
by the Missouri river;" those for rail, "Pro
posals for Army Transportation from Chloago
to Bloux City," and addressed to the undur-
By'or'derof the Quartermaster-General U. 8. A.
J. L. DONALDSON,
Assistant Quartermaster-General U. . A.,
Chief Quartermaster Military Division of the
Missouri. 1 25 23t
p K O P O S A LJ P O B CORN
HIO.UAHTMs FiTH MlUKD0'JTTa7.1
OtficiofOhixf Quahtbbtmabthb. '(
AOBTiM, 1 bxas, Jan. 5, 1H69. J
Sealed proposals, In duplicate will be received at
thin otllre oulil faAl UHUaY, February 18, ise,
at 12 e clock M-, for furnishing the Quartermaster's
Department at Camp f'onoordla. Texas, with
auLb quantity of Corn as may be requlrtd until June
MCrn'to be of good, clean, merchantable quality,
(beil.d, and delivered lo sacks, subject to a rigid la-
atDclivery to commence on acceptance of contract,
and continue In suoh quanvUles and at aaoa
times as may be required by the Post Quarter-
"Bids' to be plainly endorsed 'Proposals for Corn
at Camp Couuoidla,,r ana addressed to the under-
"'Ey cornrnand of Brevet MJoQeneraCanb.
Brevet Brlgadle t-Ot ne'ral'and U U. M.,
J 223W .l,hMllu,kry J)i8.lrlct-.
GROCERIES, ETC.
JpRESII FRUIT IN CANS.
FKACT1KS, PINKAPPLI8, ETC.,
QBBEN CORN. TOMATO S3.
IBENCH TEAB, MXJbHBOOMM.
ASPAKAOTJB. ETC. ETC.
ALRJEBT C. ROBERTA,
Dealer In Fine Groceries,
11 7rp Cor. ELEVENTH an d VIN JC streets.
(jjALYANIZED CABLE FENCING.
Tbe Chfapcsl and most ndurln? Fence
Tor Fanners, Hallway Companies,
or Country Seats.
Bamples seen at theolfloeof
FIIILIP S. JUSTICE,
No. 11 Kortli FIFril Mtreet,
Slim PHILADELPHIA.
W0CDLAND3 CEMBIKHY COMPANY".
Tb following Managers aud Utlluers have tiova
elecUO lor the year lii':
h.L.1 K. 1B1CE. Prealdeat.
Wm. K. Moore. I Wm. W. K"n.
bamnel H. Moon, Ferdinand J Dreer,
OhlifS Palleit, I (ifqrge L, Busby,
owlo Orebl. ii A. KnlRht.
Ketret-.ry aDd Treasurer, iOSKi'H B.TOWNBEND.
Tl Manacer have pasxed a resoluilon requiring
both Let-holder aud Vultors to preterit ticket at tue
entrance ior admla-lon to tbe Cemetery, Tickets
mav be bad at the Oltlceofthe Uumpauy. No. sit
ABCHHtreet. orolanvot the Managers. lii
PUILOSOPHY OP MARRIAGE.
A new Couriie of Lectures, aa delivered at the
Mew York Muaeum oi Auutomy, embracing the
BUhJectBi-lluw to Llva aud Wht to Llv lor;
Youth, Maturity, and Old Agt-; Manhood Generally
It, viewed: Tbe Caused lodlKf tlou; Hatulence and
PROPOSALS.
JpR0PO8ALa FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
A1KADO.TJARTKR8 DlHTRICTOr TRB
IfiPi a if Territory, office f
CBIXr OOMUISHART OF BCBSlHrENCK. t
Kort Uiuhon, O. N Jan. 21, 1819. J
Pealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be re-
(wived at the oMIce of the undersigned, at Fort
Glbsoa, O. N.,UUtU 12 O'clocK M., MONDAY,
March 18, 1809, for the delivery ot Subsistence
Htorta, aw follow:
AT FORT OIBHON, CHEROKEE NAT:0-V.
I. T.
60,000 pounds of Flour.
700 pounds of Baoon.
25.INI0 pounds Of Halt,
6,000 gallons of Vinegar.
400 barrels of Pork.
And Com Meal In luob niiantltlea ai mav be
requtied.
ine lunr to be equal In quality to the botl
a XX brands of the Mt. Lonla marKot, and put
tip na ft llow!125.C00 pounds lo be put n In
"'"miuii in au iineu, ana a uuu potions t oe
1 Ut DD in double anntza ni onniiv unnlrlntr mifl
coiton sheetlDfr.
a ne tiaconrto be or nrst qnallly, and put up
tnllOWt: 20. f Oil nniin.la I., Ila nr nlr
J"1 5.u0 Pounds in gunny sacks of about lii
u vi n wrnviii,
rf e 8ale of Rood quality, and put np as
V'T1?'100 Pounds in barrels and 15,000
MSHMnd.oubl,,slllck-ior gunny sacking and
coltaD sheeting.
n?m?,Y,lut?F ?be of best quality, and made
or whisky f full strength, and lobe put upas
st on-iiTH000 .Uou" 10 Drre"' 01 ootl qoaltty,
r5 eLy hoPe'l. aud 4000 gallons to be put up
ilih r th.L'JV1 no roro than 23 gallons
J! A u tBS,k,tobeo' hest quality, painted
on esl2h.aVer0Ur lron and elut biokorPy hoopi
. J??J k to D? Pr,na? meM Prk. to b Pot np
esctj B barrels containing 200 pounds
The Corn Meal to be of best quality, and nut
np In barrels or sacks, like the Hour, as may be
rtQuired. lhe person or persona to whom any
award la made must be prepared to execute
contracts and give the required bonds at once,
and be In readiness to commence the delivery
ol stores on the SOth day of April. 18tii). and to
continue the Bame in such quantities as may.
be requlrtd nntll tbe 1st day of December, 18911.
at which time tbe whole amount of the artiole
or articles oontraoted for muBt be supplied.
Bamples of articles (except meats) must ao
company the proposals, In boxes or bottles, and
not in paper parcels.
Kach bid must be accomnanled bv a ornml and
so indent guarantee irom two or more persons
Whose lovaltv and solvenev are certified hv .
elerk of a court of record 1. settins forth thru.
th-y will, in the event of lta acceptance, give
nuipie uuuuK ana security ior tne iauniui per
formance of tbe same.
The name and place of residence of each bid'
der and surety must be given.
No proposal will be entertained, unless satis-
lacioruy represented, inat does not runy comply
with tbe terms of this advertisement.
Proposals may be for the whole or any part of
ice siorea rtquirea.
Any contract awarded under thla advertise
mem will be made subject to tbe approval of
me ccmrnissary-uenerai ot rsuosistenee, u. b.
Army, and tbe right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
All stores delivered will be subject to a rigid
Inspection.
Payments upon the contracts awarded will
be made monthly in enrrt-m lunas, or aa soon
as tbe same shall have been received.
Bidders are lnviled to be present at the open
ing of proposals, which will take place on the
day and hour above specified. Blanks for pro
posals t nd bonds will be furnished on applica
tion to this office.
Proposals must be plainly Indorsed, "Pro
posals for Bubslstence Stores," and addressed
to the Chief Commissary ot Subsistence, Dis
trict iDdian Territory, on uiDson, u. jn.
By order of 2 8 5w
Btevet Ms lor-Gen. B. H. GRIERSON.
A. F. ROCKWELL. Bvt. Lleut.-Colonel and A.
Q. M. U. S. A., C. O. S. Dlst. Indian Territory.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
NOTICE OF PARTNfcRSniP. WE, THE
kubBcrlbers, have this day entered Into a Urn
He d partnership, agreeably to the provisions of tbe
Act ot Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, pained the first day of March, 180, entitled
An Act Relative to Limited Partnerships:" and do
herertv ret tit v thai the name of the Ural under wblch
said partnership Is to be conducted Is PUB TEH &
COATJ-b; that tbe general nature of lhe outdoes to
be transacted Is the manufacture, publication, pur
chase, and sale of Books and btallonery, and the
same win oe transacted in ine city oi i-nuaneipnia;
that the names or li e general partners of the said
firm Bre KOBERT POUTifiK and HENRY T.
t OAT KB. both of the citj ot Phllade phla, an 4 tbe
special tanner are BENJAMIN COATUd and
(jEjUHK MORRI.-ON COATE4. also botn of the
city of Philadelphia; tbat tbe capital contributed by
luefpecia portlier is onenonurea inoustna aotiars.
ol which Benjamin Coales contributes iifty thousand
dollars Iu caan and tieorge Morrison Coates contri
bute ilftv tbonsaDd dollars In caBb: tbat the Derlod
at which cald parmerahlu Is to commence la the first
day of Feiiru ry, A, D. eighteen hundred and sixty,
nli e, aud that 11 will terminate on the tblrty-rirat
nay oi jiduhi a. i. vug mouHana eigut Hundred
KOBEUT PORTER,
BKNUY T. COATE8,
Mineral Partners,
BRNJAMItf CXJATE8.
UEOKUU MOKUIbUN COATB3,
Special Partners.
Philadelphia, 1st February, 18im g g et
T
II E rBINClPAL DEPOT
FOB TUB BALK Of
RBYBMUB B TAMPS
ISO, 104 CHESNUT BTREKT.
CENTRAL PEPOT, No. 103 8. FIFTH BT
(One door below Cnesnut street).
ESTABLISHED 1862.
Tbe sale of Revenue Stamps Is still continued
at tbe Old-Eatabllsnod Agency,
The stock comprises every denomination
printed by the Government, and having at all
times a large supply we are enabled to nil and
forward (by Mall or Express), all orders, lmme
diately upon receipt, a matter of great lmpor
anoe. United Btates Notes, National Bank Notes
Drafts on Philadelphia, and Post Office Orders,
received In payment.
Any Information regarding the deolslona of
the Commissioner of Internal Kevenue olioor
lolly and gratuitously furnished.
Kevenue H tamps printed upon Drafts, Checks,
Receipts, eto.
The following rates ot commission are allowed
on Stamps and Stamped Paper:
On 125 and upwards...................... 3 per cent.
100 M ttllltWHIMMHMMm8 '
8oo M . ;
Address all orders, eto, to
STAMP AGENCY,
NO. 301 CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
UNITED BTATES POSTAGE STAMPS of
all kinds, and STAMPED ENVELOPES, oon
AMUSEMENTS.
MAMMOTH SKATING RIM,
TTTILMY.FIRST and E1CE Streets, ;
Ol'EN DAILY ' '
FrcmO 10 14 A, M., and to 5, and T1.' to 10 ; 1, n
lot BKating ana tbs Pablia
Ire Eight IucheM Thick. Introduce! mt
m Coat of f 3000.
THE MEAH1IEK BKOTUERS
Per.'orm ever Evening, but iha nnhiin n. ih.
nnlnterrnptedly daring their exbloltlo ,r.
Affmlsr-lon during the day 21 cents; In the avert,
ig 31) cent; Coupon Tlcketn ( 0 admissions), admit
kr cay or evening, 5. "
U fl l!.nn- V. ) - m - n .
FA NOT DHM KKATIP.U ANU PKOMRNADR
'IHIIiVll. lh. 1JI K .Maft . .. .
- ........ .... v... . . v. ' ' - . UUHtl ,U, U"II10H
ot the MKaGHERBKorUKKS. it ti
TUE SECOND GRAND CONCERT
or urn
PHILADELPHIA PHILHARMONIC BOOJCTY
Will lake place on
fcAlUltDAY JtVKltIN. Feb. J 3 189 at tb
AOAtikMY Br MCB1U,
HOI.O ARTIm
Mr. CRL W'OLFMOHN.
Mr. Itt lJOLPH HKNNIO.
V FNTlH t Km III V'U urliil'im KVMPRfltr ,
Ovenun "I)il I KK SCIICTZ"... n.Wehar
Overture' FKANt B J BO K3 .nBsrllos
BY THJC (IKAOh OHCHESTBA.
HckeisM. ...$l SO.
For Hal atlh Offl.M. Nn 1 lr.Q lna.nnt .I.m. 1 1
the i rinclpal Music Blorts, atd at the Academy ol
Poors opn at 7. Begin at S o'clock.
MoBcaervad Beats.
TBR (IRllcn rirti.rn mrnviuiiT. -
previous to the Concert, at
W'BTIC'ULTURAL HALL.
.w RID AV, Feb. la, at o'clock-, t 10 It
TlcketP...... to cent.
WALNUT BT. THEATRE. BEGINS AT 71
TaIBCWeduMday)EVKINa.F..h 10. "
Mr. and Mrs. BAIISKY WILLIAMS
will appear in the Fairy J rum entitled
THE FAIRY CtRCLB.
xfiVi wA?iPLAN -Mr. BA RNE Y WILLIAMS
MOLKeH .K.. Mrs. BARN BY WILLIAMS
Alter which the laughable oomedy entitled .
wb-tt? CUBTOMeJ OKTHE COUITRVi
' wl,D siig...Mri. Ba HMKY WILLI AM 8
Toconclurle with the laugbalne faro of
1HJB 8PEOTBK BRIDF.(iKOOH,
Friday Benefit of Mr. BAUHBY WILLIAM 3.
MR8. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET THE
ATRR. Begins al 7'80.
A NEW COMEDY AND BURLKSOTJH. .
MONDAY. AND DDK1WO THBJ WA3.
Edmund Yates' new Comedy, called "JU
TAME CATS,
Mrs. HAIRY LANGLEY Mrs. JOHN DREW
, Aided by the Full Company.
Concluding wllb Craft's PerverHloa of
1WILITH Slum MTINiCK. Raurday. at
la rehearsal. A VICTIM OF CIRCUMa l ANOKa.
MISS 8C8AN G ALTON'S CHESNUT SrBEEI
THKATRK IH8 8TJSAN ALTON'S
COMIC OPERA XXJMPANV
EERY EVENING IN OFF KN BACH'S COMIO
Ol'ERA-CHINOCHOWHI.
teats nan be secured six days la advance at
Trnmpler', No. Mi Cnesnut street, and at the
Ibeatre. fi 10 tf
F03'8 AMERICAN VAK1ETY THEATRE, 4
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
. GREAT COMBINATION TBOOTH.
In Grand Balleta, Eth optan Burlesques. Bones
Dances. Pantomime. Gymnaat Acts, eto.
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
etMGARDEN. Nos. 720, TO, 724, and 7M VINJlJ
THE GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the pro
pe ty of the GRAND DUKK OF BADEN, purchased
at great expense by JAl OB VALEtl, of iliisolty, la
comnluatlon with FLAMKR'B OKOHE8TRA. and!
Usks NKLlIE ANDEKt?tN, will perform EVERY
AFTEBNOON and EVENING at the above-mentioned
place. Admission tree. 11BU
HORTICULTURAL HAL L.-GERMANIA
orchebtra-p u b l i c rsheabualm
EVERY WEDNESDAY, at vk P. M. Tickets sold
at tbe door, and all principal Muile Btorea. Pack
ages of live lortl; single, 25 cents.
EnEugements can beruaoe by addressing G. BA8.
TERT. No. 1231 MONTEREY Btreet; Wltllg's Muala
Store, No. 1021 Cliesnut street; Andre's Music Btora,
No. 1104 Cbesnut street. 1 xl 8m
CABL SENTZ' AND MARK HASSLER'S ORi
CHE6TRA MATINEES, EVERY BATORDA Y'
at8,'i P.M., IN MUSICAL FUND HALL. blnileAd
mluBlon.rjUceDts package of 4 tickets,!, at Boner'ej
No. Hi CHEBNDT Hi., aud at the Door. 1H tf
LUMBER.
1 oO( SPRUCE JOIST
18G9 v&tftiZE'
HEMLOCK.
1869
lOfO SEASONED CLEAR PINK, inpn
lOby SEASONED CLEAR PINE. 10 OU
CHOICE PAXAERN PINE.
SPAN lail CEDAR, FOR PATTERNS.
RED CEDAR.
ln.n FLORIDA FLOORING. 1 Qfi
JLOOl FLOR1JJA FLOORLNG, lOOU
CAROLINA FLOORING.
VIRGIM1A FLOORING.
DELAWARE FLOORING.
ASH FLOORING.
WALN UT FLOORING.
FLORIDA STEP BOAUDS.
RAIL PLANK.
lOf'ft WALNUT BD8 AND PLANK. 1 QCCk
lot) WALNUT BDS.AJSD PLANK. lOOU
WALNUT BOAROS.
WALNUT PLANK.
1C)Q UNDERTAKERS LUMBER, 1 QO(
lOU J OSDJUITAKERS' LUMBitR. iOOU
WALNUT AND PINE.
1 Odd ' SEASONED POPLAR. 1 Qifi
lOOtS SEAbONED CHERRY. lOQt
WHITE OAK PLANK AND BOARDS.
HICKORY.
lOCO CIGAR BOX MAKERS' innn
lOOU CIGAR BOX MAKERS' lOOtJ
SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOABD8.
FOR BALE LOW.
1 OHO CAROLINA SCANTLING, f OOCk
iDOt CAROLINA H.T. SILLS, IOOU
Norway scantling.
1 QUCi CEDAR SHINGLES, 1 QCf)
lOOJ CYPRESS SHINGLES, IOOU
MAULE, BROTHER A CO.,
IU No. gtuu SOUTH Btreet.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC
NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED
would call the attention of tbe publlo to bja .
NEW taOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE.
Thla la an entirely navr hainr It u mn
suuuted aa te at once commend lLull to general favor,
being a oomblnatloa of wrought ai.d cast Iron. II M
very simple Iu its construction, and la perfectly alr
tight; aetf-cleanlng, havlngiuo i lpea or drams to b
talten out aod clt-aned. It U ao arrauged with oprlght
flues as to produce a larger amount of heat from the)
same weight of coal than any furnace now In utej
Tbe bygionietlo eondltlou ot the air as produoed by,
my new arrangement of evaporation will at onoe de
ment traie that u la tte only Hot Air Furnaee Uiat
will produce a perefctly healthy atmosphere.
TiiOe in wantol a complete Healing Apparatus
would do well to call and examine the Golden Eagle.
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
Noa. 1182 ana U.M MARKET Stree.
Philadelphia)
A large assortment ot Cooking Ranges, Fire-board
Stoves, Low Down -Urates, Ventilators, eto always
ou band
N. B. Jobbing of all kinds promptly done. I lot
THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCHENER!
or EUROPEAN RANGE, fur families, boieuy
or public Institutions, in TWENTY V t rlEiw
ENT SIZES. Alao, Philadelphia. Ranges.'
Hot-Air Furnaces, Portable Heaters, Low-down
Grates, Flreboard Sioves, Bath Boilers. Stew-bole)
Plates, Hollers, (poking stoves, eto,, wholesale and)
retail, by the maauiacturersj
" ' bHARPE A THOMPSON,
11 aswfmem No. 2t N. second street.
o
LD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY Of
PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, NO. tl8 WALNUT BTREET.
Tbs Company is now prepared to dispose of loM on
RFAfiONABLK TERMS. The advantages Oirwt
by thla Cemetery are well known to b agual U not
superior to those poiseaaed by any otaer Cemetery,
vy . Invite all who desire to purchase barlal lou to
nu at the ottloe, where plans can be seen and aU
particulars will be given. Desda lor lota sold arf
radvfur delivery.
WW RICHARD VAUX. Pra.lr.ent.
PH.TKH KKb:R, Vice-President,
MART IN LAMUKNBERUKR, TreaaorefV
IUi-jui. Jiw. tit.sniry ium