THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1830.
NEW TORKISMS,
tron Our Own CbrrwponAjnt
Haw York. Feb. 11. 1859.
The season of aackcbth and ahe dm arrived,
aud vrlta pointed propriety, the Italian optra
aeaeon commences to-night at the Acalemvof
MuMc. Prom these doors, uoweer. Fifth
Avenaedom hai, for the nonce, rigorously re
tired. Private boxes are eichanjted for jrie
dfewae, fasts are substituted for furore and
abstinence for encore$. The season of Lent Is
the scapegoat of the fashionable year. Fashion
folds her hands, twirls ber thumbs, adopts the
demureness of the devotee, and forsakes the
parlors of the modiste for tbe communion altar
and tbe confessional. The clock of sin and
folly, whose pendalum has come to Tib rale
With dreadful rapidity, Is adjusted to a
slower rate of motion during these
forty commemorative days. The world
Is bidden adieu or rather aw revoir an 1 the
flesh and the Doll, those 8iamce-tla se
ducers, are shown the cold shoulder, jet per
haps the very same shouller wbosi warmth
and whiteness and satin texture daziled the
youth of the metropolis at every ball of tbe
season. But the flesh and the Devil aro very
dlffioult to offend. They are cut and come again;
and though you rcluse to recognise them
fciuitv-nlue limes, they ruBh up to you juit the
same the one-huudredth. But I ratber admire
the thoroueh self-cnjoymeut with which Vexa
tion oi Spirit turned her back on poor Vanity
When Ash Wednc.dav set in. It Is Interesting
to watch the frantic efforts of Religion and
Fashion in repeating this eiz weeks' intimacy
every year. And when the sis weeks are over,
"au revoir," sighs Fanhiou, putting her perfumed
mowhoir to her little plaintive noe. "We shall
meet on Sundays, but J shall thiuk of you very
often, dear." "Yes, but I intend to ba very
busy,'' answers Religion; "for I ana engaged
to write stories for the New York fodgerl and
Bylvanus Cobb."
Let mo give you some particulars of the small
rnneute which occurred the other evening at the
Grand Opera Bouse. Doubtless your readers
have already had the skeleton of the story laid
before them ere this, and If so they will have no
Objection to have the filling np done by an eye
witness. No one would suppose, to see Mon
sieur Aujao and Mad'lle Irma on the stage
together, that they are not on the very best of
terms. Oer frUklness is in admiraole con
trast to his frankness and good nature. There
la no more thoroughly charming couple on
the New York opera-bouffe stage, for
the tenor' frame is full and healthy
Without being In the slightest degree
"pursy," and the primt donna compensates lor
an undesirable lack of length from tbe waist
down, by remaining still a "fine flgger of a
Woman." She has one fault. 8he forgets, or
at least ignores, the fact that even in opera
bouffe there arc situations of momentary
seriousness, and that ou such occasions the
playfulness sanctioned by burlesque ought to be
sacrificed out of compliment to tbe spirit of the
scene. The burlesque with her is perpetual
She has no mercy on herself. She spoils the
plaintive business with a grimace. She agrees
with 8hakespearo that there's nothing serious
In mortality, or opera bouffe, which, to her means
he same thing. As "La Perichole" she makes
laces at sentiment, and answers with a Grecian
bend when TeinUSo'' U supposed to be over
whelming iter with melodious conviction. It
-was such freaks as these which annoyed Aujac
when they first sang together at Ntblo's, and
that robust tenor has been Buffering in silence
ever alnce. They "put hlru out," as we would
eay in our own rude, picturesque idiom. It
waa lb la long-sufTei-Iug which pricked him on
the other evening to make the statement, in
answer to an encore, that it was impossible for
him to proceed until Mad'lle ceased her
mincrnderiea, or whatever other word he
used I think it was betites. Imagine
the astonishment of the auditorium. The con
ductor all but dropped his baton, and the
orchestra was electrified out of Us professional
indifference. Tbe house was silent for an
Instant, and then the Anjue party frantically
applauded, followed by a small shower of hisses
from the Irraa faction. I am afraid to guess
hew many fresh pair of ourvoisier's were split
up the palms. Finally the Aujacs gained the
day. Meanwhile the fair cause ol this hubbub
"maintained her individuality," the picture of
, supreme indifference, through It would have
required only one of the many piquant gestures
the has at her commaud, to win over the audi
ence to her way of thinking.
For having muie war on the brokers and
. bankers and threatened them with a visitation
. of tbe tax law in its most malignant and un
mitigated foim, Nemesis bas overtaken Mr.
Assessor Webster, and prostrated him with
pneumonia. Two of his coadjutors, however,
,are welding facts and evidence together for the
approaching campaign, anl have been as busy
as beavers in devising means to bring Wull
street to justice. Tbe Assessor's intentions, like
the last new nostrum, go right to the place
The amount ot correspondence that has piled
in upon him is large enough to be the budget of
a prime minister, and General Grant never had
- more calls than have been made upon him in
$ ruin. Wull street has been struck by lightning,
and capitalists who have long breathed the
oxygen of that region are beginning to wear a
blighted, not to suy blasted, aspect.
t At half past ten o'clock this mornlrig high
I mass will be celebrated over the remains of
' Mr. Jamea T. Brady, whose suddon death (has
. cast unon tbe local profession la tbls cm a
profound shadow that will uot easily be effaced
Be was only in his fifty-fifth year at the time of
bis death, and had declined almost every office
in the gilt of the New York Democracy. He
was one of the few examples of noble men who,
without self cousciotuuesH, are too great and
good to feet office, too conscientious to accept
it, too i e find charitable to scorn it.
An Baba.
MUSICAL AU DKAMATIU
"C hing-Chow-IH" at tbe Chesnul.
Tho opera of Ching-Chow-Ui, which was per
formed at tho Chesnut last eveuing by the
Galton troupe, is not as artistic as most of the
other pieces which have been presented by Miss
Galton and her company; in fact, there ii very
little art about It, but as a musical burlesque of
the most extravagant kind, it is entertaining
and very laughable. The music la more In
Offenbach's ubual btjlo than Is that of A Mar
riaqe by Lan erns orCB," and more thau once
palls to mind some of the strains of Barbe Bleae
und La Belle Delene. In such a piece as this
anything and everything is admissible, from the
Penn tiquare project to the inauguration of
rat. A Try good hit wa made last
cwenlng by a neat reference to the
bad manners of some theatregoers ln
leaving their seats and rushing for the
door before the conclusion of tho performance.
The hearty applause Indicated that a largo
I orHon of the audience were in favor of abating
a very decided nuisance, which has been dis
cussed of late, to some extent, with good results,
by tbe newspapers. Tbe effects of the agitation
of the subject by the pres, and the very palpa
ble hbt from the stage, were apparent in the
fact that the eurtaln was allowed to descend
last evening before any one ventured to move.
We can only hope that the reform will be per
manent, for it is not altogether pleasant to hear
the actors reprove even a small portion of their
audience.
Vhmg-Chow-JJi was produced In better style
thau Heretofore by tho Galton troupe. The
chorus was good, and the principal siusfrs were
equal to the task of rendering tho piece with
effect. Miss Galton was in good voice, and sang
charmingly. Mr. Whlilin gave some excellent
burlesque acting aa "Ching-Chow-IH," and the
remaining parts wcro creditably sustained.
Many of tbe dresses last evening were now and
clepant, and good use was mad jof the Increased
facilities ot tbe CLeenut to make the piece at
tractive. The opera Itself li a lively pleco o
nonsense, fit to excite laughter, but no utterly
absurd as to bo beyond the reach of sirious
criticism.
Th Theatre Keeeipta.
In the statement of the receipts aud perform
ances of the leading theatres lor the months of
November and December, 1HC8, wiilch wc gave
a few weeks ago, an error of some moment was
commuted, and the receipts for two of the thea
tres were given as greater thau they really were.
As au act of justice all around, wc gladly make
the necessary corrections.
At the Arcb, during the month of November,
the receipts were $15,322, the number of per
formances 26, and the average for each perform
ance $589. During December the receipts were
$16,4'J5, the number of performances 28, and the
average $589.
At the Walnut the receipts during November
were $17,893, the number of performances 25,
and the average $715-75. During December the
receipts were $13,616, the number of perform
ances 28, and tbe average nearly $483.
At the Chesnut, during November, the receipts
were $8036, the number ef performances 29, and
tbe average for each performance about $217.
In December the receipts were $7514, the uum
ber of performances 32, aud tho average about
$23475,
Tbe City Amusements.
At thb Walnut Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wil
liams will appear this evening In tbe drama of
The Fair ft Circle; or, Con O'Carolan's Dream.
Alter which will be produced tne comedy en
titled The Customs of the Country, and tne (aroe
Of The Upectre Urideyroom.
At thk Abch Edinuud Yates comedy of
Tame Cats will be produced this evening. Mr.
UialK'a burlesque of Barbe Blcue will be given
urn au afterpiece.
ATTHsCHKSNDTthe Galton troupe will ap
pear tbls evemnz In Ctiing-Ohow-Lli, previous
to which an entertaining couioUlulta will be
given.
At the Ameiucan an attractlvo variety en
tertainment will be given Ibis eveuing.
Thk Bkntz-Uasslkr Okchestka will per
form at Musical Fuuu Hall on Uaturday ulier
noon. Thk Skcond grand Concert of tbe 1'nllhar
monlo Society will be given on .Saturday eveu
ing at tbe Academy of Mnsto. Mr. Carl Wolf
sohn and Mr. Rudolph llounlg will appear.
Mendels80bn'8,,8ooton" symphony will be per
formed, and the program me, altogether, will be
euch as trie lovers ot fine inuslo will appreciate.
Tickets can be obtained ut tbe oUloe of the
society. No. 1102 Uhesnul street, aud at tbe
Academy of Mnolfi. ....
A duDUO renearaai previous iu iuo uuuuun
will be given at Horticultural Hull on fcrlday
afternoon.
Mr. db uordova win ueuver iiishbcouh lec
ture at Concert iiail tbls evening. The subieot,
"Mrs. Grundy," iaone that la oupab.e of being
illustrated with an infinite deal of humor, aud
we have no doubt but that Mr. Da Cordova will
do It ample Jnstioe.
THK WEST 1 HlLAUELfHIA VllUKlLi ouumi l
will give a concert this evening ul Morton Hull,
Forty-first and Haverlord streets, for the bene
fit ot tbe Children's Home. An attractive pro
gramme will be presented, and tnere abould be
a large aneaunuuo. ..... . .
" T". . , . mill lnnli.vn
JOHN MITUHBIJ, liSH., Will "un
tbe Celtlo Association, at Concert Man, on
Wednesday evening, February 17, for the bene
fit of the Celtlo library fund. Bubjeol "Who
are tbe Celts ?" Tickets can be prouured at the
book stores of Messrs. Commiskey, No. ID 17
Chesnut street; Tomer Brothers A Co., No. 808
Chesnut street; ursmoo, corner oi cum uu
Choanut atreeu: and Boanian, No. 10S South
Klfih atreet.
Misa Pauline Brewster Bmythe will de
liver an "Appeal to Woman," at the Assembly
itniiriinir thin evenlns. Tickets can be pro
cured at Gould's, No. DiW Chesnut street; Trum-
pler'a, No. uati Chesnut street, anu at me uuur.
Q I TY I TEMS.
Pbices Gbeatly Rkdockd to dote out Winter
Stock of Hen's, Youttuf ami Hoys' Clothing.
Half-uiav between i BitHHirr dt oo.,
t Towkb Halt..
bUth streets.) No. Mabkkt St ,
Philadelphia,
Amp No. eoo Bboadway. kevv Yoau..
A Hacking Cough 1b one of the most distressing
a well aa dangerous forms of cough one can be
aflllcted with. Its continuous action fatigues and
Irritates tbe lungs, and thus engender consumption.
Upham's Fresh Meat Cure will cure the cough,
soothe the Irritated bronchia, and give tone aud
vigor to the lnngs and whole system.
a alnele battle win convince any one ol its parity
Bold one UoiUr Pr bottle.
Mo. 60J Arch street.
MONEY LOANED
In sums from one dollar to thousands, on Diamond,
bllver Ware, Watches, Jewelry, Clothing, Dry Uoods,
etc., at llETTHW a x.oau uuice, ivonneast corner
Fifteenth and Market streets.
BEUUCTION IN FBICES
To close oil
Winter Block.
t'HABLKB bTOKKS & CO.,
Clothiers,
No. 824 Cbesuut street
Bkin Disbasbs What form of disease ts more
Annoying than that of the skin, with lta Itching,
stinging, smarting, lta ngly ted pimples, blotchy
eruptions, and loathsome, Ichorous desquamations.
Happily, Hleskell's Tetter Ointment Is a sovereign
remedy for every form of sklu disease, making a
radical care In every case. Bold 60 cents per box.
Bent by mall for 60 cents. Johnston, BoUoway Jk
Cowden.
Jkwklby. Mr. Wi'Uam W. Cassldy, No. 12 South
HAnond street, bas the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine eweiry and silverware a the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining a real, pure arti
cle lurolsbed at a price which cannot be equalled.
He also has large stock of Amerlcau Western
-T.t.i.i In all varieties aud at all prices. A visit to
bis store Is sue to result iu pleauure and proUt.
vmn.io bale or a Valuable FAaii.-Thotnas a
Pons wlllsell onlu sday next, at tba Exchange, tbe
valuable (arm belonging to the estate or Henry Nv
glee, dtceased, 9i!i acres. First ward, aojUnlng lands
ol the Pennsylvania Railroad company. oe mt
tUement.
ma Rat.b op Paintinos, Crystal Medallions, eto,
from the American Art Gallsry. New York, will be
xnntinued tbls evening at 7 o'clock, at Boolfs Art
Oallery, No. lUflt) Obesnnt strsst.
Bum a Biiu'i Miahesi Prsmlom Bawtng
Uachlnes, No. 7M Chesnat sUeet,
" ClMina On Wihtm RTorK, ft
Mrelug Out Winter Hinck. -l
- Uhwlng Out Winter Biwk.
- illoslng Om Winter Htork, '
IT Closing Uut Wlnur Nto k. -
JS ('liming Out Winter Stork. ,
T tlloslng Out Winter Htnok. -
M CloMng Out Winter ntock. -
i-rWTAt. foT K twterrriiLed to c!is nnt R' u,t.
Mock of tlio tnrmc-r Arm. we agtlo call ettontloa to
the fact that nine? the appraisement we Lave revived
he price o' all our good The aortmnt .f MCTTs
and lloya' bulls aid overcoat mill ver void.
Wan.makeb A IIiiciwn,
WaNAM.KKHc R-.OWN.
Wanauakkh A liHowar,
Oak Hail.
Thb Lahdhht C'lOTHINd Hnrmn.
T UK I'OB. 6IXTK AMI MaHKCT HrBKKI'M.
MARRIED.
liROWN-Kir.KV.-OnJaunnry 7. at theTweutletli
HUeet M. K. Parsonage, No. 1511 N, Twentieth 'rem,
b; tho Pernor, Key. W. H. Hurrell, Mr. HtNH U'K
W. BHOWK to Mils LVDIA A. MILKY, bolu of rlil
ladelphla. CI.4.FMN WHITIC. On Tuesday, the flih Instant,
ai the residence of the hrlfte'x parenii, d. B. t'l.Al
LJN, Ol Philadelphia, to ANN It It., only ta'ighter ol
Mamuel M. Wblle.ol thin oily.
MABTIN-STUOI'SK-Februnry 4, ISB9. at the
Parnnnageof thr PrsHliytrlan Clinn h,( loniu Hli
nj jiy. jHiRBruweni, Mr. w I i.i.i A n ii . MAllvlM,
nf Clrmanionn, to Miss CAUJJIK 11. Hl'JUJi aH of
tlbcsiiiit 11111, Pa.
HIMMON8-l)WNNr On Thps(1bf. Febrnary ?.
bytbeitev. Jarxips Payram, Mr. W I f.l,. H. HIM-
biuivs in Aioion aiicii. to mib ( AKKIK It. IIKX
NIB, ol I'elanro, N. J., danirhtpr of tne Wie Joel Den
nis, el Atlantic ennnty, N.J. No cariK
8TOKK8-MALONEY-On NnvembPr 11 by Rev.
8. W. Tliouias, J AMK.IS C. 81 OKKS to J KNN I K MA
I.OKY. DIED.
HOCK 1 UH. -On tbe th Instant, Wit LI AM t'HNI
Dl. k Bl'CKHIH In t lie 21th year of nil age, ,
Tbe mauve and frieuils ot tbe tamny . also the
mpmbpr ot Chlppowa Tribe, No- SI, I C .o'K. M.,
aud tne mpmhers of Hlerobant Dlvlsij ,. No. ui.
bone ol lemimrarjci", are reipectnilly Invite 1 to attend
tbe ioneral, Irom bis late residence. No 40 N. Kie
venth atreet, no Friday, tne Iv'.b luntaiit, at 1 o'clock.
Interment In tbe Woodlands Cemetory.
HONING.-WILLIAM HONINJ, on Wednesday
nigl't, tbe inih liiNtnnt. In bis r.Btn year.
Due notice ot his funeral will be given.
MoNtTLTY. on tbedtn Instant, MARY, wife l the
latx Arthur McNulty, aged 4i yearc.
T'.e relatives and Irleuas, alsu (lie ('Julratnrnl'y
and Modality of the ( Allied Kl.arerrMiiecifuily Invltpd
to attend the funeral, from tbs residence ot her br
iber . TerrecreNoeson No. 102a Buttunwoud street ,
on Haturday morning at Sli ooock. Funeral services
at 1 albedrai. Interment In Cathedral Uemetery.
MctJtJILKEN Suddenly, on the 10th Instant, Mrs.
F.L1.KN, wlie of the late J'aolel McQullHen. of rjtra
bane. 1'oniiiv Trrone. I -eland, ased t)H vears.
Tbe relailves and friends are reMnc( fully invited to
attend tne ninerai, rrom tne reauence ot ntr mu-tn-law.
Joeeph Morgan. No. 88 Cbarloits strce. below
Poplar, on r'aiurday morning at 8 o'clock.
VAN LEEB. On the morning of the (tlh I .tant,
RARaH p. VAN LKKH. re'.lrtot iholntn William
Van JiOer, of Chester oouuty, Pa., In the 68lh year of
oer age.
The relatives and friends of the family are resnet t-
fullv Invited te attend the funeral, from the rrilleuce
of ber son. George B. Van ler. No. 1KI1 Wallace
street, nn Friday morning at 7 o'clock. Interment at
Great Valley Presbyterian Ohurch, Chester county.
VOOIEi.-On Wednesday. February is, JOdN R,
vuuniM, ageu vi yearr.
The male relatives and mends of the cpceaseil are
respectmily Invited to attend his funeral, from bis late
residence, Nn 5-17 Ni. Fortieth street, north ot Lancas
ter avenue, West Philadelphia, ou Saturday, the 14-h
Instant. Tbe religious nervier will begin at 1 o'clock
P. M. precisely, aud the Interment will be at La uel
lilll.
LIFE INSURANCE.
Br THE
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WANTED
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Ot E'hiladelpliia,
S. E. Comer Fonrth aud
Walnut Streets.
IN
better terms NOWHERE
fered.
ot-
riiiladeliilila
Adrtrp'H or call at
Olhue, l to 8 P. M.
Company's
CALVIN B. McLEAN,
6 10 Manager of City Agency
AGENTS AND SOLICITORS
FOR LIFE LNSUKANCE,
AND ALL PERSONS CONTEMPLATING INSUR
ANCE, WILL DO WWLL TO SKK
Mr. 11. U. W1LS0JJ, at the Olflce of the
PENN (MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 4)21 CUESJfUT Street,
X18BtutUtf PHILADELPHIA.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
45 OHl'HANS'
COURT SALK-Esiate of
Maria Lewis,
OecHHsecl. Ttiomas & Soas.
Auctioneers. modern i Dree-mory uruin uweii-
lDg, JNo. 1)21 .soutn l' ma sureet, nortn or wortu
street, and below UlckoiHoa street. First ward.
PurBuant to an order of I be Urphinn' Court lor
tne city and county or fmiadelpalu, will be
Bold at pnbllo Bale, ou Tuesday. March 2. I860,
at 12 o'clock, noon, at tbe Philadelphia Ut-
cUBDRe, tne following described property, lato
nf Maria LewU. UeCfaaod. viz :
All that lot oi eraunu. wun tne improve-
menta thereon, situate on tbe eattl aide of Dela
ware l' inn street, iu tne r irst weru oi tne city
of Philadelphia, commencing ut the distance of
4 feet northward from tbe north aide of Worth.
street, aud extending northward in fronton
Fifth street It) feet, and extending east ward In
depth of that width 79 feet 71 inches. (Uelnt:
inn name DremiseH wuicu wuimaumysuu
wife, by lndentnre dated tbe llkn day o( Outo-
her. A. D. 18u7. and recorded in ueed book k. U.
W.. No. 144. Daee 223. granted aud conveyed
unto the said Maria Lewis, In fee.) Hubject to
the payment to Lube W. Duffel, his heirs aad
BkHlins. of a certain yearly erouud rent or sum
of 110, as therein expreted. Together with tbe
free use, nunt, iioerty, ana oriTneuo ui au
ailav s tHt l! lnr-hfea wide and K2 feet dflnn.
leading Into and from Kalerprlse a'.reet. 76 feet
Vi inobes east from Firth street, with the rluht
to lliirounoe waier iiipeu uuuer tun uu, .uu
toRetber with all other appurtenances.
ily tbe court,
iohkph MEOABY. Olerk O. (X
HKNKY K. LKWia. Aduiinlstrator. C.T.A.
M. a, The Improvements are a modern three
story brick dwelling, with two-story lrame
back building, in goou repnr; una gas, uain,
hot. and cold water, coo kid a range, etc.
M. TUOMAS & HONft, Auctioneers,
2 112027 Nos. 1U and Ml H. FOUUm blrtet.
KXKCUTHIX'S SALK. ESTATE OF
Henry Nag lee deceased Thomas A S iua,
a.i. tioneers. Vorv rvalnable larm. S '1 acres.
t lrst ward, adlolnlns lands of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Com oauv and otbers. Oa Tues
day, Febrnary 10, 1800, at 12 o'oloclr., noon will
Kxcbange, all that valuable farm land, Mftuate
In the Firtit ward, city or pniladeiuDta, con-
taiulrjs about UbVi acres of land, no w bounded
by lands of the Greenwich Land Company,
1't-nbHVlVania Jliuroau Lumirauy, xneouore
Mltcbt.ll and otbers, aud Intersected by Froul,
cnurcb. Hwanson. K4sl. Pollocli or I'ulrly-
second avenue, Tackt-r, Curtln. Meadow, Ath,
Kaver. and other streets, lus Pennsylvania
Uallroad runs through the property. It Is
about a half a mile from tne wuarvos of tbe
Ureenwloh Land Company, on the rlvar Dela
ware, and an i qual distance beiween the Navy
Vara ana league isinuu.
i'l ar nf all Incumbrance.
Terms Oce-third oaub, oue tblrd In two
veara. and the remaining third may remain
dnrlrjg the life of the widow, or all nny be paid
in cash. .
8UXJ to be paid at the time of Bale.
Hr nlan at tbe auction rooms
lly order ot MARY K N A(41,EE, Executrix,
M.THU11AS & HONS. AtlOlioiieei'S.
21113 Nos. iy and HI H. FOUHl'H Htreet.
Q A M EX CAME
Constantly on hand all kinds of choice Wild
Gauie, poultry, Bait water Terrapin, Oysters,
eto.
Private families, hotol-keepers, etc, supplied
MAHTIN'H GAME DEPOT.
No. 1115 MARKEf HTKKET.
N. R. We are reoulvlng dally one bnndred
pair Live ttnaiis. i u Ul rp
FINANCIAL.
UNION PACIFIC
EAILR0AD
FIRST MORTCiAGE
30 YEAKS SIX PEU CENT.
GOLD BOFJDS,
FOR SALE AT PAR
(Nil
ACCRUED INTEREST.
DKALKRS IN OOVHRNMENT SHCUIUTIK3,
GOLD, KTC,
No. 40 South THIRD Street.
21 tl
lOOO
SOW tOMFLKTKII OF 1HE
Union Pacific Railroad,
TLe Coinpavy vi ill have the eutire Hae
Unlbheil througk to Califoriua, aatl
rcutly for 1 1. Is Hinimer's travel
WE AKE OW Si,LLl
The First Mongage Gold In
terest Bonds
ii
PAR A3ND INTSHeST.
UMIL FUllTHHK NOTtlF-
tioYernmeut Necuritlea taken in exchange
at full market rate.
WM, PAINTER & CO.,
UAJSKLKS AXI) OEALEKS In UUVE1L.
MM KECUK1T1LS,
No. 30 South THIRD Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
BANKING HOU8B
OF
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Kos. 112 and 111 South TIILRU Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Vt alen In all UoTernment Securities.
Old 6-209 Wanted In Eichango for Nen,
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Componnd Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COLLECTIONS MADB. STOCKS bought and sold
on Commission.
Bpeclal busloett accommodations teserved for
ladles.
We win receive applications for Policies of Life
Insurance in tbe National Life Insurauce Company
of tbe United Btetea. Full Information given ai ou
onioa.
118m
uLEllMING, DAVIS & CO.,
No. 48 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
GLENDINHING, DAVIS & AMORY,
No. 3 NASSAU St., New Work,
BASKOS AND DKOKEKS.
Direct telegraphic communication with
the New York Stock Hoards rrom tho
l'blladelpbia Office u
ORE AT
OP
SLIGHTLY WET AT
0 &
AT NINTH AND CHESNUT STREETS.
J. F. e E. E. ORiME,
904
CHESNUT STREET,
HAVE DETERMINED
TO CLOSE OUT THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
Or
C ARPETINC8
LEFT FROM THE LATE FIRE
AT
SACRIFICE 1ft PRICE
8 A LE CO
01 MOID A
FINANCIAL.
LEDYARD Sl BARLOW
Hare P.ciiiohmI their
LAW AD COLLECTION OFFICE
Ko. 19 South THIRD Street.
PHILJMTKLI'KIA.
Atd tviii continue to give careful attention to
collecting and (.unnriug CI. vlMb tbrotunoal
tne United Btatt-M, BiitiHti Provinces, and u
rope.
Slgbt Drafts and Maiurlug Paper collected at
Bankera'. 128 6m
Dealers in United JSlates Bonds, and Men
feerS Of Stock and Holi Exchange,
Keceiie Accounts of l'unks aud Bankers on
I ihrr-tl 'I'prma.
,.,.,,. , , .VV.i, ,H . i
ISM'E HILLS It I HXtllAJiWE OX
C. J. HAUIiH.0 & SON L'ONDON
vt7tVtw a H do .Munnom
15. aiHTZLL.Il, S. 80 LIN & CO., FRANKFORT
JAMKS W. TUCKKR & CO.. PARIS.
. .... .! ...".
Anauiner rrineipill l ltleS, ami Letters OI
Credit Available Thntut;liout tnrope.
pa 8. PETERSON & CO.,
Stock iind Extliaiigo llrokers.
No. S9 South THIRD Street,
Members r the Nnv York and I'hiliulei
phla Stock ai4 ;!d Boards,
8TOCK3, EONX)3, i.c. I) )nglit aud sold oa
ooniialHHlon only atl'tir city. ny
GROCEKlbb, TC.
OOLONG TEA,
Extra Flno Quality.
Just received, of tUe uevcrop, aa Invoice of
Very Extra l ice (Junlitj Milck Tea,
In smkll boxes of Seventeen aud a Half ikiuuJb
each. Those wlsblug a Htnaii pt'Kaye of very
One TEA will Had llile tad boit seen herein
many yeurs. For sale by tlie box at tue LOV
EBX WHOLESALE PttUE
SIMON COLTOIi k CLARKE,
S. W. Corner 1IK0AD and WALISUI sts.,
1 1 tntba PHILADELPHIA.
TEAFKESS. EVEKYTnSTKUMBST THAI
J aotenoe and skill have Invented to assist the
bearing In every degree of deafness; also, Kesplra.
tors; also, Greudall'a Patent Oruiobes, superior to
any other la dm, at t, MAjrjKiRA'k io, Us li
SAL e
T i ini
THE LATE FIRK
MMEN OED
Y, February 1.
CIGARS.
fO CIGAR SMOKERS.
"MARIANA RITA"
Cigars, in twenty varieties of size and price.
are pure alt Havana Tobacco; prononnoed
eqnal to Imported Cigars, yet much oheaper t
Thy Them.
" FRA DIAYOLO"
Cigars, In five varieties, are pure Uaviwa
Fillkr?, still cheaper, and ansurpassed at
their price ! Tbv Thbm.
These Dranda, Copyrighted, are manufac
tured exclusively by
S. FUGUET & 80N9,
No. 229 South FRONT Street,
Rkoclah ImpobtRh, as always, of Fins
Havana Cioah y
BDS, MATTRESSES, ETC.
JI O V E K'b PATENT
Combination Sofa Bed
decldeciy the beat ofa Bed ever luentetl. It can
' fi'ndfi rromaeora in.o a hanciuorue Fieoca
1 JtlBtaC. with balr Bering maitrss, In tea seconds
! t tliiie. It reiinlres 110 uucrwlo(r or deiacblag. naa
no sepavailou b.iwn bu:k and seat, no curds to
break aud no UliiRfd fool auaclied tithe top ol U.e
hack to support It when down, wbloh Is unsafe and
liable 10 gni out of lepalr. It bag tue conveniences of
a pureau lor l.oinluii clothing is naslly managed, ana
f U Is muoaiOie for It to uet oat at order.
I rnce about thesauiu as au ordinary tola.
li. F. lIOVElt,
Owiu t anil Kol WanufHCliirer,
I 2H tuthtem Ho.JM South bECON D Blreet.
COAL.
ILL. A 171 W. ALTER,
LI'jHIOH goal,
Also, Lorberrj and locust Mountain.
Depot, No. i57 XonU SIXTH Street,
Below Ulrard Avenue 1 30 tM18
Ufllce, Tor. SI XIII and Sl'lUNU GAKUO.
WANTS.
WANTtP J.CCAL AND TRAVKLLINO
Aftnt Iu every city aul town la the United
stales, tareat iuduct-oitnis ollrrd to active men.
I) 11 or address . lib siauio. OOU dt CO., Room la,
So (.0l Ili:bUTeiireel. I'bla.
LOST.
T OST-CEKTIFU'ATE OK OLD CITY LOAN
J-i Nn. isis. lor one hundred dollars. In the nM
Alary . Keeves. Application will be &JFJ
Ibsue of a new ceitlhcaie; "g-"m
AVI 8 I M PORTANT!
HKAUX MKUULKB.
,,o, Helens et Ch.mbre. a
Arra-ne. ponr Edition dan. App.rlemenU
Garuls et CouverU de Taple.
GEORGE J. HENKEL8,
KBKNISTE, 218rarp
CHESN UT STKEET, au Coin de 13m.
GS,
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