THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1869.
NEWS SUMMARY
City Affairs.
-lniijrtion of flour and mr-al for the work
Odin February 12s Barrels of superfine. 830
do. Coo, U;do. rie, 00; do. condemned, 130
total, 0072.
The following are the receipts of hay and 1
trw tor the week ending February 13: Loads
of bay, 624; loads cf straw, fiB. Price Prime
tlmothy.pcr 100 lbs., $l-25(i&l10; mixed, $1108
rl6; Inienor, $ll-05; straw, $1-25 1-30.
The record In the case of Tnri'choll, con
dieted of the murder of Mr. Hill, has been
completed, with a view to Its presentation to the
Supreme Court, where tho exceptions to tho
nihriiia of the Judges In the Ojcr and Tcrmlucr
will be arcned.
Mark MciUwee, while etipasrcd on Saturday
In coupling coal rot on the Media lUilroad, at
Thirty-second and Cbesnut streets, was caught
between the bumpers and killed almost In
etantly. His body was taken to No. 2123 Fil
bert street, and the Coroner notitlcd to hold an
inquest.
Yesterday morning, about 2 o'clock, two
men entered the residence of Mrs. J. Bctts, No.
1039 Walnut street, and proceeded to her bed
room. Cue of the men lit tho gns, while the
other held a knife over the lady and threatened
to kill her if she made any noise. The o'.hcr
man then searched the premises; while so doing
their roo ennuis wero discovered by two
domestics, who gave the alarm. The men then
fled, dropping much ot their booty, but carrying
away a valuable lot of jewelry. They broke
several pieces of furniture In the pretence of the
lady before leaving h?r bedchamoer.
James B. loyle died suddenly at his resi
dence, No. 409 Locust street, yesterday morn
ing. About an hour previous to his death he
was found by three citizens at the northeast
corner ol hixth and Chesnut streets, on the side
walk. Ife was unable to walk without assist
ance, and requested them to assist him to his
home. With their help he managed to walk to
Fifth and Chesnut streets, where his strength
tailed him and be dropped to the pavement. A
pobctman assisted the citizens to carry Mr.
Doyle to his residence. Soon after bis arrival
there he bee an to sink, and in lc.s than an hour
from that time expired. He had been drinking
to excess during Saturday, and a short time
before he was found be had come out of a res
taurant at Kixtb. and Chesnnt streets, and it Is
thought, from a bruise on hla head, that he iell
and struck on the pavement, which caused con
cussion of the brain, and this, coupled with the
effects of the liquor, caused his death. lie was
in his 35th year and was married. He was a
graduate of the High School, and an attorney
at law, and several jears ago held the position
of Assistant City Solicitor. The Coroner will
to day hold an Inquest over the body.
About midnight on Saturday last, Officer
Solomon Start, of the Fourth district, heard
cries of murder from the boarding house No.
103 Vine street. He hastened to the house, and
was admitted by a lsdy, who said she did not
know what was the matter, lie then met a
lady running down stairs, who, after telling him
that a man was hidden lu the bath-room, tainted
with terror. Making a search of the premises,
be discovered a man concealed lu the yard,
who, npon being qucstloued, said that he came
there to obtaiu lodgings. Upon searching him
there were found an open dirk knife in his
pocket, a buneh of skeleton keys, a candle, two
boxes of matches, two quart bottles full of milk,
a large quantity of bread and butter and meat,
a valuable watch and caaln, and other jewelry.
He at first gave his name as Shirk, but a deposit
book of the Philadelphia Saving Fund being
alto found upon him, bearing the name of Dr.
J. A. Oilman, who was credited with a deposit
in cash ot $300, he said that was his real name,
and that the only thing ho feared was that the
occurrence would injure bis business. He
claimed to have come from Lancaster, but re
fused to tell where he resided. He was taken
before Alderman Kerr yesterday morning, who
committed him in default of $1500 ball.
Domestic Affairs!
Gold closed on Saturday at 135.
Deaths in the city last week, 274.
- Coltrel & Dickey, ot Cleveland, failed
on Matarday for 200,000.
A heavy rain storm prevailed at Savannah,
Ga., last evening.
The 'bulls'' and "bears" of the New York
Gold Koom are having a ttorce conflict.
Koll of Honor Ko. 19 has just been published
by the Quarlermas'.er-Ueneral ot the Army.
A tire in Norwich, Conn., has des'royed
Apollo Hall and other buildings. Loss, $200,000.
The sraa-fixture lactory ot Putnam & Co , at
Newark,"N. J., was destroyed by Arc yesterday.
A motion is pending in the Kentucky Legis
lature looking to the abolishuiPut ot all dis
ctimination between witness on account ol
race or color.
The sales of gold and t-ilver coin on acconnt
ot the United Stales, liom Jaumtrv. 1853, to
January 9, 1869, amount to $238,500,100.
Frank bigelow, of Sprins dt-UI, a brakeman
on the Boston and Albmy Railroad, was crushed
between the cars ltidtSaiurduy and was Instantly
k lied.
Thomas E. Lon trd, formerly Treasurer of
Shelby county, Tcun.. has been arrested in New
York, charged with obtaining $16,000 on forged
voucher.
Three mail robbers, who have been com
mitting depredations upon the mail route
between Sr. Louis aud Cairo, were captured at
Odin, III., on Friday uirbt.
At Shiipeusbuig, Saturday night, tho store
of Isaac Laud is was entered and robbeJ of a
small amount of jewelry, the burglar beiug
unable to break open the safe.
A three year old child of Samuel Whitney,
of Auburn, Me., was tetribly burned on Friday
by the igLition of some matches which the child
had in bis pocket when put to be1.
Reports are circulating iu Charleston that
vessels containing large uumbeis of Cubans and
other pnrties hive Billed from various ports
along the Florida and Georgia coasts.
One of the persons poUr.ned in Brooklyn by
the accidental use of ar enio for salaratus, died
on Saturday, while several other members of the
family are in a critical conditio!!.
A teleram irom Helena says that gentlemen
from the Yellow Stone report that two large war
parlies ot Blai.-k.tect aud Crow Indians had a tight
near Big Timber, oo the Yellow B one, aud
several were killed and wounded on both sides.
Fonigru A ll'a! ra.
London, Feb. 13. -The polit'cal news is
meagre. Tho amnesty petition, which will bn
uretented to tbe Ojeon by thp Lord Mayor of
Dublin, contains over KiO.OOO signatures.
AUdriii, Feb. 14. The Constituent Coa'es
organized jestcruty by electing litvero as Presi
dent. The Provisional Government continues it
eflorts to bailie the schemes ot the reactionists
Many Carlis a have been anested In this city,
ami otuirs have been arrested while trying to
trots the frou'ier from France, with the object
ot inciting lni-urreclioo.
Paris, Feb. 13. A dei-palcb from Nice men
tions the death in thitt cry of Fuad Pasha,
Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs, and repre
sentative ot Turkey in the Conference lecentiy
in tension here.
Sam Fkakcisco. Feb. 13. A slight shock of
earthquake was Ult here at 43 I this morning.
A shock was also felt at San Jose on Feb. 10,
Jne tidal gauge located at Fort Hornet iudica'ea
sanhquvke disturbances at seme point at pre
sent uuknown.
San Francisco. Feb. 13. Lata Acaoulco
advicts siate that Governor At varez lidi b'-en
oidered to the City ot Me ilea, ad General
Arce placed at the head of the Government of
the State of Guerrero drog hu ab cue.
- Money had been raided to pay the arrears due
to tkte troops. Ho btrs again infested the roads
between Ai'apulco and the City of M xico,
and required a string oody of tioops to disperse
them.
Governor Diaz, of the Sta'e of Omca, ha
inareled with hi brother, Portlrio Diag. - Tne
ill fueling wse caused by the Governor's order
it g Poiilrio U be searched by the eddierslor
poison. Numerous horrible outrages bad been
coma ittri throughout the country, and tbe
ptrpotraurs still go unpunished. Ia the dulrlot
of Seacmtiapam. some farmers bad org mixed,
their object being to level the commui.iiy by
aividUi the prooerty of tno rich among i be
poor. It i considered that tbe Government
will have more trouble from this dangerous
ditUiiit tlan from h'guty robber?.
. The L(u,lftturf ol tup LttU Jttft ftuttflriied
the political chief of each commuuHr to form
an armed guard for the purpose of defending
their live and property. The French Consul,
ticmralM. Charles Cossattee, died to day of
smallpox.
Kan ford 1. Ounovrr 1'ardoned.
President Johnson on Thursday last Issued t
pardon toSanford P. Conovcr, all 'is (.'banes A.
Iiunham, convicted of perjury at the De'!emb'3r
term of the Criminal Court ol District of Colum
bia, and sentenced to ten j ears' Imprisonment
iu the Albany, N. Y., County Penitentiary. Tho
I anion states! "It is lepresented by Hon. A.
G. Riddle, counsel for Government in the irlnl
of John H. Suiratt, and Hon. Joseph Holt,
Judge Advocate General, that without solicita
tion and in the interest of truth and iust'ce,
Conover gave valuable information to G ivern
ment, which was used to assist tho prosecution,
and tbat he is entitled to the favor ot the
Executive npon the principle that requires from
Government recognition of such service, and
that ho has already served two years of bis
feiiteucc ." Mrs Conover, who has been plead
ing for pardon for tome time, left immedla'cly
for Albany, with an order on General Pilfsbury,
Warden of Albany Penitentiary, for the release
ol her husband
A Nlngnlnr Revelation.
The Senate Committee on the lifltrlct of
Columbia have bad occasion, for some days, to
take testimony npon the question of the loyalty,
duiing the war, of Corcoran the banker. Sat
urday a die charged Union soldier tes'.ided that
he. wbile In the employ of Mr. Stoeckl, in
July, 1801, was waiting at a dinner party, at
which were present Mr. Corcoran and Senator
Bayard. The latter remaiked he would give
ten thousand dollars to any man who would put
Mr. Lincoln under the gronnd. Mr. Corcoran
said he wonld give one hundred thousand
dollars blmscll to see it done. The witness under
went a rigorous cross examination by Senator
Vickers, but told a plain and plausible story.
The committee then called Mr. St occkl's stew
ard, who has been in the employ of the K issian
embassy here for about forty years, and he was
asked what he had heard of or known about
the alleged conveisation. He at once refused to
answer, and put in the plea that, as an attache
of the ltussian Legation, he could not be put
npon the stand to testify upon any matter
transpiring in that Legation. This Mr. Sumuer
denied, and claimed that he could not refuse to
answer upon any question covering the crimi
nality of any one, and he must answer or stand
committed for contempt. He whs glveu until
Wednesday next at 10 o'clock A. M. to make np
his mind what he will do.
The committee are unanimous in the opinion
that he must answer, and as this is the first time
such a case has been tested in this country, it
has given rise to considerable discussion among
Senators. It will be recollected tbat Mr. Her
bert, a California Congressman, once shot and
killed an Irish waiter, at Willtird's, and escaped
conviction, becaufe tho ouly white witness
present was the Dutch Minister, who refused to
go upon the stand and testify, pleadiug his
"privilege." Inquirer's Washington Corres
pondence, MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Far additional Marine Newi $ee Pint Page.
1XHARAO EOB PHILADELPHIA THIS OAT.
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Belioua....--......Loi"lou...New York.,
Kina... ..........Llverpool...New York.,
Nevd.. LiverpoolNew York-,
Bremen boutbampton...New York.,
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City OIN. YorkLlverpool...New York b0.
Deumark.-.......LIverpool...New York......, ...b.
M. American Liverpool Portland ..Fb.
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New YorK... Liverpool. Vah
Minnesota...
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U.ot Antwerp New York Liverpool ,-.pet
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Kaie ...new y ork...HaTan. Fo
Pioneer.. .. .Phllada ...WUnilUKtou Feb.
Wyoming... ...Phllada...iavanaab...,.Feb.
B. America New York...Rlo .laimirr. "
MalU aie forwarded by every steamer In tberekular
lines. The steamers tot or from Liverpool call at
Qoeenstown, except tbe Canadian line, wnlcn call at
LondiiuderiT. The steamers for or from tbe OonU
nerit call at Hontbamptoo, u
CLKAKJU SATURDAY.
Steamship Norman, Crowell, Boaion, H. Wlnnor Arv
Bctir U Newklik, Huntley, Hataozaa, D. B. Stetson A
8i'rNw York. Jones. Washington and Alexandria
W P. Clyde Co. --"exanaria,
Bt r K. W Ullcg, Cundltr, Baltimore. A. Groves, Jr.
ARRIV KD YK9TKRDAY.
Bteamshlp Roman, Baker, 4'J beurs from Boston
with mdse. to ii. Wiusor A Co. 'Kostoui
Barqoe Aberdern. Treat, 15 days from Carden
wlibeusHr to W. Busby. "ueoaa,
Bcbr Marlon, Leppert, 14 days from New Orlaana
wlib oottuo, e;c. to Henry bloao Bous. Had till
weather the whole paiisage No date, so nillea W n
B. ol Caprsof Virginia, saw a barque ringed mw'J
war. under canvas: showed us no Hag oraiirnal ii
tbe Breakwater, saw a three masieo uctioonir hnTTn
u,.. In tbe bay. passtd achr LUi e Watoon. ?,om
lieorgftown. 8. O. ' IU"
Bear K. blonickson, Wlnsmore. 15 days from Trini
dad, with sugar and molaiwes to 8. A W. Welsh
Bcbr Taylor A Matbla Chet-sman. M dsys from rr.
""' ""u. v. uarsun &Uo.
ARRIVKD BATDRDAY.
Bteamnhlp Norfolk, Pla (. from Norfolk anri TJinh
niouo, with mdbe. to W. P. Clyde & Co. Rlch'
bivamsbip Broneite, Howe, 24 hours from Mao
York, with nidse. to John F.Ubi. 1,111 New
Baique Protenn, Chipman. a days from Savannah
In haiiast to J. J6. Biey A Co. oavannan,
Brig Herald, Crtlghion. is days front Orange Biv
with migBraiid logwood to Geo. W. Bernadou A Bro
Kxiirlrnoed very heavy weather, sprung a leak aud
li.at abbot 40 tons ol logwood off dnk i... u u
M.. lat. 44 45 N., long 7 40 W.. fell In with brig Gold
Hub, of BU Jobn, N. B . Ha. (laid, msler. from New
Yo k for CaruVnas. In ballast, diamaeteil on bnr
bram ends ai.d In anlukins oondliioii- Link mr
capisiu and crew a' d brought them to this oori. Tue
uiionun laiea ai; ua was owned by Mudara,
m . . ....V I,.. . fi ... fci ik ' '
Brill U. V. Williams Tnuniown. 12 dava rrnmTrlni.
dad. with sucar tit B. A W. Welao.
Br. brig Alice, blmi son, 14 days Irom Havana, with
ut ar viu-. w junn miuivii a vj.
Brig J. B. Blrby, Harnua. isoaysrrom uienfnegos,
WlihtugarloB. A w. weisa.
tli'br r-mrua L. l'orter, Bparks. 22 days from Trial
dud lib nugai aud molaaes to Geo J. Oarson A i
tuhr J. Bioarao jova. kiltie, ii ant a rrrnu UlufUe.
r.a with miitr and molawies lo MadelaA CaDaila.
Hchr KH. Furber. Coiib 7 eats Irom Charixsion,
with cotton, etc.. to Lmihbary, WlckerKham dk uti.
Hi pain cr G. H. Hioui. Ford, from Washington and
Alexandria, with muse, w w. r. ciyueci.
Qwrrtworiderics of the Phitottelvhla Kxelwuioe.
Lkwkh. Dh.. Ft-b 12 s P M-snnr A. if. Brook.
Irom 1'iovlncelewu, besides two brig and several
tci.ui urrs. iikiuvs nut known, w. nt up Hie bav io day.
VICMfiu iN ni .
Bienmsblp Wyoming. Teal, for Philadelphia sailed
Irnui Bavuunah lHib lust.
.?.'.'Au,ik--v,,5 w"ule-Craig. sailed from Messina
Barque UexilehS Bu'ldon, hence, at Brbadas 21 th
1 ?,rVhVuau x" C""k' t")UUB ' New Or
Wrlu Man Urane. Morrison ( ni. n
r reD)alned airtt. Jobus. p. H . 85 n u 7 load,?..
BrlK llsale'lrooi., Ni-wa.l. haute, sail" d Irom r,, ,l
da lih ult.. lor UlfniurKa. irom iru.l
Mrlg Hunter, Inib. Irom Bnmbrero forPhlimlai.
pha, salifO irom Hi. Tunam ih un.
Buglaola. Buwdi. Iii, sailed iruiu Caideuas ti Inst
f r a irt north or Haiteras. ",
Brbr m ifwcii, mr jueiaware Breakwater, was lod
in ki ml Johns. P R. i til Ull
rich! F. B.Ooltnn. Roalnaou bene ,t Barbados Mih
ult , aua aaueu uiu tuc wcum.iu..
NOTICH TOMARINER4.
The bell at Jrrdan' Point LlgbtuuiiHe, James river
having twoom) cracked, vesxeis paaiD mat llgbt
utaiiou in loggy weaiuer win m warn, u or its prux
lu in h the airlkli of a sort w nuu ha bu tm
Dorarll lubstiluted until a new b il ou be provided.
Due ni HCM will be given of the p uclug la vosltlou of
a new Den.
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fcAFNtm EVEBT INSTKDMBNI TUAJ
. ..1 .bin h.v. mvHDUd ui aaaiat uia
heajlug in everr dearrea of deamesa; also, Meaplra.
to raj alao, UrandaU's Patent CruUibaa, npanof so
any others la use, as v. HAJvaiaa a, u.
tttrTTH Klrnt balow nkaaaoA.
TDRIZE8 CASUEt IN ROYAL TTAVANA,
JT KENTUCKY, and MISHOUBI tsrrRIfM.
t'lroular sxnl an" nir.ma(lou I'ven JOBKl'U
M A I Krt. SO, IS AUSUA-L) VTA I. CISW IBVIK. .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
tT COLO WE4TI1ER DOES NOT CflAP
f-x ar rniiRhen thesklo after nsing WRlflHrs
ALCONA I KDGLYARIN rABLKTOrSOLIDI f IED
oLYCklUN. lis dally line makes the kla dell
cat el) soft and beautiful, It I nellgtitruily tragrani,
transparent, and Incomparable as a loilot Mian For
sslebyaUDluggUta, K A W. A WRIGHT,
I4 No. S2A CHE3NUX Btreet,
tT" NOTICE. T AM NO LONGER X
trading T.eth wlihont patn fir toe UjUoo
Menial Aisoclatlon. Persons wishing teeth ex
traoied absolutely wlibotit pain by fresh Nltfoue
Oxide (lis. will Had me at N J. 1027 WALNUTrttret.
i baraes suit all.
DR. V. R. THOMAS.
VALENTINES. VALENTINES.
No. 310 CbeauutBt. Nn. air) Obe nil Hi,
HeUMu im daud tourtu,
Maof.b's Headquarters,
M AkK'a Herlriartp's
Maobk's Ileadqnarters,
For Valentines,
For Valentines,
For Valentines,
Art at Nr. 310 r hesrnt street.
Are at Nu. 310 ftii snul si rent.
Aid at No. 31 cnennt street.
Betall Pr'ce List, Retail Price List.
ValFn'Ini'S, 1 cent each, at Magse's.
Valentlnt 0 oents each, at Mugee's.
Valentines, lOceota each, at Muget'a.
Valeniloes, 1! cm eioi, at Magee's,
Valentines 'Mt cents each, ai Magee's.
Va'pntlne til cent each, at si gee's.
Valentines ;t ccdis a n. at Magee's.
Vulaotli er, 35 cents tacb. at m safe's.
Vai.n tines, 4(1 cents -ci, at Msvee's.
Valentines 4 0 cents each. No. 3l chesnut street.
Valentines 5( ceu's nch, Nr 31 C eanut street,
Va.i d Ii es, 7ft cents ach. No. 310 rhnanut street.
Valentines, (me Dollar arh N. 310 Cnnauut st,
Valer lines. Two Dollars each. No. 31 Cie nni St.
Va'erlluea, Thiee Dollar each No aiAChosnutat.
Vkleotlne. Five Lioliars each o 316 Cbes, ut st.
Valf mines, Ten DnlUiseach. Ni. 310 Chasnut St.
Valentine Twerty Dollars nob Nu,3IO t-'ursna' st
And up io One Hundrtd Dollars eou, No, 310
Chesoot lret, .
At B. Mak Valentine Vanntactory.
No 3 IO Chesnnt street, Philadelphia
B5P T H K
A R A 33 8
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C O M I N O.
2 13 ft
KTSfCELTIC ASSOCIATION OF
aWS' AMERICA.
1ICI t H h, Br rv.
imiN Mi'(:il.l,l, r-q.
AT CONCERT HALL, WEDNEoDAY, FEB. 17, J
Al o r.jn.. mm saw
For the BrDCtit of the Ce.tlc Library Food.
Bnbjecl ' bo are the (Jeita T"
TlcaetB, no c"Dte. For s' at the book stores ol
Mersra Cumm'sky, No. 1037 Vbesnut street. Turner
te B OS.. No. WIN Chesnut street, Grambo. corner
Mlxih and Chesnut, and Bcanlan, No. 108 rjouth Fittu
Choice seats reserved for ladles and gentlemen ac
companying them without extra cari;e.
F R. BHELlOiS MACKK-eZTB.
President.
James Q'Donnll, Secretary. a 10 t
trf0 LECTURE BY REV. A. A. WILLIT3,
SV3S1 D, D., MONDAY, February 15. at 7t'4 P. M ,
being (he ttrsc of a;course of six MUHIOIL AND
HlKXaKY h,N I KR TAIN 14 K V TrJ.
In the WEST ARi H HTllHEr PKE-4BV TKRIAN
CHURCH, corner of Ulghteentb street, for mo bf until
ol thecborch. Tickets 6oc.; I r s' at Gould's. No.
5143 ChfSDut street; Boner s. No. 11014 Chesnut street,
and at tbe door each evening. 2 18 21
OLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, NO. 618 WALNUT BTREET.
Tbe Company Is now prepared to dispose of lota on
REASONABLE TERMS. Tbe advantages offered
by this Cemetery are well known to be equal If not
superior to those possessed by any other Cemetery,
We lDVlie all who dealre to purchase burial lota to
call at the office, where plans can be seen and all
particulars will be given. Deeds for Iota sold are
ready for delivery.
RICHARD VATJX, President.
PKTKRA KKYMttK, Vice-President,
MARTIN LANDKNBERiiER, Treasurer.
Vic-hail Nihbkt. becretary. llllm
Sb OFFICE OF TI1E DELAWARE DIVI-
8ION CANAL COMPANY OF l-ENNSYL-VAMA,
No. 808 WALNUT Btreet,
Philadelphia, Feb. 6, i860.
The Managers have declared a dividend of FOUR
PER CFNT., tree from taxes, payable at tbe office on
and after the 15th Insl,
2 9 6t E. O. QILE9, Treasurer.
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-
ROAD COM PAN Y.
Philadelphia, Jannry 27, 18rJ9.
NOTICE TO oToCKHOLDICKel.
The Annual Meetli'g of the Btockholders of this
rompauy will beheld on TUsHDAY, the l,h day of
Februaiy. I8ti9, at 10 o'clock A. M.. at Concert Hall,
N . 121B Chi snut aire t, Pbllaaelphla.
1 he Annual Ki.oilon for Directors will be held on
MONDAY, the firnt day ot March, 1869, at the office
of tru Cjmpany.No 2HS south TH.1 ltl B'reet.
I 27 17t EUMPNU HMITH. Secretary.
BARLOW'S INDIGO I3LDE IS THE
r- cheapest and best article in the market for
bluing clothes.
IT DUES NOT CONTAIN ANY ACID.
IT WILL NOT INJURE THE FINEST FABRIC.
It Is tut up at WILTBERGER'4 DRUG BTORE,
No. 243 N. SECOND Btreet, Philadelphia,
and for sale by most of the grocer aud druggist.
Tbe genuine has both BARLOW H and WILT
BKBGER'B Dames on the label: all others are
COUNTERFEIT.
BABLO W'H BLUE will color more water than four
tin e the same weight of Indigo 1 27wf3m
33- BATCH fcLOK'S HAIK DYE. THIS
mP splendid Hair Dye la the neat In the woriu;
the only true and perfcot It ye; harroltaa, reliable.
Instantaneous; na disappointment: no ridiculous
tints; remedies the 111 elluots of bad dyes: Invigorates
and leaves tbe Hair soft and beautilul.biacAiororouiri,
botd by ail Druggists and Per to mere; and properly
applied at Bachelor' Wig Factory, No. IS HOMO
btreet. New York. 4S7uawf
prF AMONG A FEW OF THE DECIDED
Ir-ii-' advantages which Elastic rpi,u. po sme
over ether maietlals Is tcooomv cledaiiuesa. ueultn,
and, above all. lis perpetual eia'tlotty. T be K'ltsilo
fcpouie laao prepared that It alw.ya maiu'a.ns Its
(.riVll.ai OUIH Bll Ult.limnoq, vuiuiuua, U.U. , IIH.'U
with It never heed reareesUig. s 3 mwlf
LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
J. 1HK C.iY AND COUiNlY OF rHuA
Tniaffcate of I.KTITI A O BACKUS, formerly LE-
T1TIA O.COOPH.K.
Tbe Auditor apoluted by the Oourtto audit, set
lie, and adjust the MWouut ol liAKnlrlO BMI Til
at.o J MhJ B A Y A HI), Trustees uud f lao-u um ol
the IV hoi May. lMil between LKVl 1 1 A O lOOi'KK
In loLiemp alii. u ut be uiairluse witu be tiv,
JOHN c UA'KUrt) fud SjAMUKL F Mtilll uil
WILLIAM W Bal ITH, In wh"ae steid tbec"oi.i
au'H bkVe bi-eu duly suboiltuleu, aui 10 r p prtdls-
r ,l uuun ot the halauce in toe huuds of tun Account
al.t, will lui-ft the 1 ar,Us I tiler en e I, for ibu nurui
i, h u; 1 o i.tUjeol. nu TL) KSU A V, rHOrurv 41 A 1'
1NM, hi llo'clo-H A M ,ai his tidice No. toil WALNUT
l-.fitl, In Hie City of Phi adeiphl
1 It 'row si WILLIAM D. it AKKK, Auditor.
IN IHE DISTRICT CO CUT OF THE UNITED
1 KTi '. FOR TrIE KAsTallN IlS.RlUTOF
1'ANN.' YLVAMA.
IN It t NK RUPTCY.
At Phi ade'pbla FHbruiwy l A 11. I8S9.
Hi' uuLrn'mei i,rfv glvH notlnn uliann In,
o ei.t ao A-t.lut of M9RUIS EiNB FF.I V . of Pj.I
fiKlphU. In the oouuty of Flili an bu no t Hlaie ul
l.i.D. ylv.uia. wi bin said Iilsirlct, who baa bien
DUtrlut O.iurt of said Linnet.
,.., CHABLttto H. MATHEW Assltaee
No. OSA.NS )tfH.iev.
RniS! pHI? WOSTENHOLM'8 PX:KEI
flnlahlioiiSr
tOKH. and the 'nZdLJ
BClBWORb of the Oneat qoVlllf HAAOB
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES!
Philadelphia, Jannary 18,1869,
Mesars. FARRJEX, HERRING A CO.,
Na 623 Chesnnt street.
Oentlemen:-On tbe night of tbe 18th Inst, m
la well known to the olUeena of Philadelphia,
onr large and extensive (tore and valuable
atock of merchandise, No. KM Chesnut street
Was burned.
The fire was one of the most extensive and
deatrnotlve that has visited oar elty for many
years, tbe beat being so Intense that even the
marble cornice was almost obliterated.
We bad, as yon are aware, two of your valu
able and well-known CHAMPION FIRE
PROOF SAFES; and nobly have they vindi
cated your well-known reputation as manufao
tarers of FIRB-PROOF SAFES, if anyfurther
proof bad been required.
They were subjected to tbe moat Intense heat,
and It affords us muoh pleasure to Inform you
tbat after recovering them from the ruins, we
found upon examination that our books, papers,
and other valuables, were all In perfeot condi
tion. Tours, very respectfully,
J AS. E. CALDWELL A CO.
THE ONtF SAFES EXPOSED TO TUB
FIRE IN C ALB WELL'S STORE
WERE FARBEL, IIERRING A GO.
Philadklfhia, Jan. 18, 188&
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING A CO.,
No. 629 cnesnnt street.
Gentlemen: On the night of the 13th instant
onr large store, 8, W. oorneriof Ninth and Ches
nnt streets, was, together with onr heavy stook
of wall papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We had one of yonr PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE-PROOF SAFES, whloh contained onr
principal books and papers, and although it was
exposed to tbe most Intense heat for over 60
hours, we are happy to say It proved Itself
worthy of our reoommendatlon. Our books
and papers were all preserved. We cheerful ly
tender our testimonial to the many already
published, In giving tbe HERRING SAFE the
credit and confidence It Justly merits,
Yours, very respeotfnlly,
HOWELL A BROTHERS.
STILL ANOTHER.
Philadelphia, Jan. 19, 1869.
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING A CO.,
No. 629 Chesnnt street.
Gentlemen: I had one of your make of safes
In the basement of J. E. Caldwell A Co. 'a store
at the time of the great fire on the night
of the 13th Instant. It was removed from
the ruins to-day, and on opening it
I found all my books, papers, green
backs, watches, and watch materials, etc., all
preserved. I feel glad that I had one of yonr
truly valuable safes, and shall want another of
your make when I get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
F. L. KIRK PATRICK,
with J. E. Caldwell A Co.,
Na 819 Chesnnt street.
FARKEL, IIEIlRIiNC & CO.,
CUAMPI0N SAFES,
No. 629 CHESNUT Street,
i n tt
PHILADELPHIA.
mm
PATENT
Alum & Dry Plaster
FIRE PROOF
Are most desirable for quality,
finish and price.
MARVIN'S
SPHERICAL BURGLAR
Cannot be Sledged!"
Cannot be Wedged !
Cannot be Drilled!
BANK VAULTS,
VAULT DOORS,
EXPRESS BOXES,
FAMILY PLATE SAFES,
COMBINATION LOCK8
rivaso iud for a catalogue to ,
MAEVIN d CO.,
a.'.. -J..--.:." .. ...J..
'rrl
FinE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
pilOM THE GREAT FIRS
IN MARKET BTREET.
HERRING'S PATENT SAFES
Again tlic Champion!
rHXOBLYBAFB THAT PKE8KBVE3 ITS CON
TKNTB UNCHARRKP.
LETTER FBOMT MORRIS PEROT A OO.
Philadbxpria, Twelfth tfontn Sth.lsM.
Messrs. arrel, U erring A Ca, No. 628 Chesnut
street went: it Is with great pleasure that we add
otr tettlmony to the value of yonr Patent Champion
bale. At the destructive lire on Market street, ou the
et eDlng of the sd Insl. Jour store was the centre or the
ctnHagratlon, and, being Blieo with a large stock: ol
dm s, oils, turpentine, paints, varnish, aioohol, etc ,
niaue a severe and trying test. You Bale stood In an
exposed situation, and tell with the barnlng floors
Inio ihe cellar among a quantity ot combustible ma
teilala. We opened It next day and found onr hooka,
papers, bank notes bills receivable, and.enllie
content ail safe. It Is especially gratlfvloi? to usttiat
X nr Bale came out all right as we bad animated onr
D ost valuable book to It, We shall want another of
j tur Bales In a tew days, as they have oat eutire ooo
Udence. Your, lespectfolly,
T. MORRIS PEROT 4 CO.
HKRRINO'8 PATENT CHAMPION SAFES, the
victor in more than 600 accidental fin's, Award-U
the prise Miaala at the Worlds Fair, Louuou;
Farla' KeW VoIk' andlUpolllon Unlverseile,
atannractnred and for sale by
FAIIREL, lLElllUXG & CO.,
NO. 629 CM fc8NUT STREET,
wrm tmrp PHILADELPHIA.
G. L. M A I 8 E B
MANUVACTTJBKB OF
FlKt BUliGLAK-PKOOF SAFES,
LOCKSMITH, BELL-HANG RR, AND DEALS
AM HULLULC4U UA1UIWAUK,
1 6 Ra 434 BACK Street
PROPOSALS.
QEALED I'ROPOBALS WILL BE RECEIVED
O at the Office of the Chief Quartermaster
Military Division of the Missouri. Bt. Louis,
Mo., until 12 M., on the 20th day of February,
1869, for the transportation or Government
troops and supplies from the following points
to posts on tbe Missouri river, as Indicated,
during the time from March 20, 1869, to Ootober
zu, loon, inclusive, vis :
From Bt. Louts to Blonx City. Forts Randall.
Bully, Rloe. Btevenson, Buford, Camp Cook,
or any post that may be established at the
menin oi me uusoiesneu river, ana Fort
Ronton.
From Wyandotte, Kansas, to Bloux City,
Forts Randall, Bully, Rice. Btevenson, Buford,
Camp Cook, or any post that may be established
at tbe mouth of the Musoleshell river, and Fort
bod son.
From Fort Leavenworth to Bloux City. Forts
Randall, Bally, lUce, Btevenson, Buford, Camp
Cook, or any post that may be established at
the mouth of the Musoleshell river, and Fort
From Omaha to Bloux City. Forts Randall.
Bully, Rice, Btevenson, Buford, Camp Cook, or
any post tbat may be established at the mouth
oi Musoiesneii river, and Fort Benton.
From Fort Randall to Forts Bully, Itloe, Bte
venson. Buford, Camp Cook, or any post that
may be established at the mouth of Musole
shell river, and Fort Benton.
From Fort Sirtly to Forts Rloe, Btevenson,
Buford, Camp Cook, or any post tbat maybe
established at the mouth, ol tbe Musoleshell
river, and Fort Benton.
From Fort Rice to Forts Btevenson, Buford,
Camp Cook, or any post that may be estab
lished at the mouth of the Musoleshell river,
and Fort Benton. . ,
From Fort Btevenson to Fort Buford, Camp
Cook, or any post that maybe established at
tbe mouth of the Musoleshell river, aud Fort
TtAnlnn.
From Fort Buford to Camp Cook, or any post
tbat may be established at the month of the
Mnaninabell river, and Fort Benton.
From CamD Cook, or any nost that may be
established at tbe mouth of the Musoleshell
river, to Fort Benton.
It will be the endeavor of the Government to
shin dnrlnu the season most favorable for navi
gation of tbe river, say between June 1 and
August 31. Bidders will state, however, the rate
(separately for each montb from Maroh 20 to
Ootober 20 Inclusive, tbe date ot starting, so as
to determine the rate to be paid) at which they
will perform tbe service from eaoh of the start
ing points oi destination aoove namea, as ioi
lows:
1st. Tbe rate at which they will transport each
officer and soldier (cabin passace to be provided
for officers, and for soldiers necessary facilities
for cooking their rations, which will be supplied
by tbe Government).
2d. Tbe rate per 100 pounds at which they will
transport supplies.
3d. The rate each at which they will transport
horses, m ules, cattle, ambulances, carts, wagons,
etc. (troughs for feeding animals to be supplied
by tbe steamboat).
A lust preference will be given to parties who
own and control boats. Bouts will De expected
to always give tbe Government frelgbt the pre
ference, and in no case will be allowed to carry
private to tne exclusion oi uovernmenc ireigni.
The contractor wlJl be required to transport
stores bv land in the event of failure by water:
and all stores received by the contractor for
transportation must be delivered at their destl
nation within the year 1869.
Bidders will please give the rate at whloh they
Win mrnisn transportation aown Btream.
In ease the contracting party fails lo carry
freight as required, the Government reserves
the rlgbt to lurnlsh tbe transportation at the
expense of the contractor; aud notblug herein
contained shall be so construed as to prevent
the Government irom transporting public sup
nil a on an.v of its own boats.
Tbe Government reserves the right to reject
any or an ine uiob mat may ue uumou.
Bidders are informed that no boat loaded
with Government stores will be allowed to go
above Bioux City, Iowa, drawing over tnree
and ooe-baii leet of water, ana mat ooats win
not be required to go to points above Bloux
City witn less man usu tons.
Bidders should give their names In full, as
well as their places of residence, and eaoh pro
posal must be accompanied with a bond in tbe
aura of f 10,0(10, signed by two or more respon
sible persons, guaranteeing tbat In case the
contract la awarded to tbe person proposing,
the contract will be accepted and entered into,
aud good aud sufficient security furnished by
said party, in aocordunoe with the terms of this
advertisement.
Tbe contractor will be required to give bonds
in tbe sum of 1100,000.
Tbe party to whom the award Is made must
be prepared to execute the contract at once,
ana to give the required bond for the falthlul
performance of tbe contract.
As railroad transportation maybe required
for troops and supplies from Chicago, Illinois,
to Bloux City, proposals for the same during
tbe season above speolded are Invited.
Copy of blank form of river oonlract to be
entered into, lu the event of award, and blank
forma of proposals, ean be bad byapplloalloa
to i his office, at the office of tbe Chief Quarter
master, Department of tbe Missouri, Fort
Leavenworth. Kansan; of Chief Quartermaster,
Department of the 1'iatte, Oraaua, Nebraska:
ai d at Ibe office of Brevet Brigadier-General
Fred. Myers, Deputy Quarterinaater-Ueneral,
U. M. Army, ObloBKo, Illinois
Propotala for river transportation sbould be
endorsed "Proposals for Army Transportation
by Ibe Missouri river;" those for rail, "Pro
posals for Army Transportation from Cbloago
to Blonx City," and addressed to the under
signed. By order of the Quartermaster-General U. 8.A.
J. L. DONALDSON.
Assistant Quartermaster-General U. a. A..
Cblef Quartermaster Military Division ot the
Missouri- 1252Ut
GROCERIES, ETC.
JpRESH FRUIT IN CANS.
FEACHXKi PINKAPPLI8, ETC., "
GRBEN COHN, TOMATO EH,
FBIKCH PXAB, MCBH-BOOMS.
ASPARAGUS. ETC. ETC.
ALBEBT C. BOBEBTS,
Dealer In Fine Groceries,
U Trp Cor. KLXYKfiTU and VLNK Btreet.
bTTiNKILiII, AJTEB A RKSIDENCl
and prautioa ol tbtny tan at lb fit onb weal
oorner oITiiird and Culun streets, bas lately re
niovd to Bt-oi'h ELKVSAiXJrX bar, between MAM.
Ki-TaodtHIUiNUT,
ftaaoptrlorli; In lbs prompt ana perfect core ol
roeal, caronlo, koeal. laud couailtuilonal affao
Hens ol a specie! nature, Is proverbial.
Disease of the akin, appearing la a bnndred dif
ferent forma, totally eradicated; mentaj and pbyalcal
weakaeaa, and all nervous debilities sulenllfloall
-"! raa-ewa IHC U&U Imut UWfa I A. at
AMUSEMENTS.
WALNUT BT. THKATRE. BEftJNfl AT 74
THI8 (Monday) KVKNINd. Feb. 10. L
(tcteoth Msiitoi tbe word rrnowned Comedian.
Mr. and Mrs. BAKNKV WILLIAMH. ,
RN'llliK CIUNOK OF PRRKOKJUNC1
Tbepetbtiio Irlnn Drama, einlf ie1
JRKLAND AS IT WAS.
Ratted Vsi.wltu Bong... Mr. BA RNE V W7LLIA VrJ
Juilj O'Trot . Mrs. SABhf W1LLIA US
Alter which ihc brsn'Hinr.-nmeny nr
TH" KOU If DIAMOND.
Wart'ry Mrs. B kNKV WILLtAMS
To conclude wltb the roarlnr rnmdteu of
THE 1UFPV MAN
Body Murphy Mr. BARt KY WLLf AM8
MRS. JOHN DKEWS AltCH STBSKT THE.
ATl'.k. Beslnsat 7-8.
BKCO-ND WKKK AND FtTLL HOUIM.
kiUNDaT. AND DUKlcNa TUifi WfCnJC
Fdn und Vales' new Ocmedy,
TAME DATS,
lv Tit. II A k BT LANOlyKV. ....... Mrs. JOHN DKKW
Aided by the Full Company.
Concluding Willi Cralc's ervprxlou ut
BAHRK KLKl'R
la rehearsal, A VICTIM OF CI"CTJM9 ."ANCBi
and Mil H A DO ABOUT NofHINU. J
MI8r8AN (.ALTON'S CHESNUT srREET
TJ1KATKK.
r lKM BtTRAN tfALTON'8
COMIO OPKKA tXIMFANT
BVKRi KVKNINU
IN THK ORKAT eUOCKSS.
UKFKNRAOH'3
CHINHtHOW-HI, .
FRIDA V KVENINQ,
BKNF.FIT OF
MISS 8UBAN OALTON.
tea's can be sec i red six dars lo ad vanes, at
1 tDnip er', No. 9i Oneanut street, and at tba
t i ia u
FOi'S AMERICAN VAKICTY THEATRE.
UHhWKNT 41 IT rut; .1 A IM
for a limited Lumber oi night.
sreat j a id ana tn ruinai
a r.t .ma if i'
EVEKTEVEN1NO and SATURDAY AFTERNOON
CONCERT HAL L L E C T U R E.
llOK, ALHXAlSPrlR K. Met LURK.
JTH1DA Y KVF.NINO. Feb. 19, JSSS.
Bubjeot "LIFK IN THHi KOOKY MOUNT4.IN8.
Ticket. SOcvnia. Ru, ...it Ham ai I'riimDlnr'a '
Muslo Store, No V2 Cuesnut straet. U1SH
uwm open at 7 o'ciuca. Lectu re at n o cioc.
VALER'8 (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
OAKDEN, Noa. 710, 722, 724, and 724 VIMJK
THK GRAND OROH KPTRIOW, formerly the pro.
pe ty ol tbe GRAND DIKE OF BADEN, purchased. ,
at great eipenae by J Al)B VALER, of ibis city, In
cornolnatlon with FLAMKR'S OROURHTRA. and ,
Msos NKLLIK ANDKRfriN, will perform JtVKKY
Aiinsnuus ana k ejhibh as ne ugTo-mr.
tloned place. Admlsalon Iree. 1 18 U
HORTICCLTURAL HAL L. OERMANIA
OBCHIOTKS P DBLIO BKHKARHALH
EVERY WEDNESDAY, at IX P. M. Ticket sold
at tbe door, and all principal Mualo Store. Pack.,
aces of fl lor II: single, 26 cents. - ,
j.ncagemenia can oemaae Dy aaarwmni . aad.
TF.KT. No. 1231 MONTERaY Street: Wlttlg's MnalQ
Store, No. W-l Cbeannt shreet4 Andre's Music Store,
No. 1104 Cheanut street. 1 St am ;
CABL BENTZ' AND MARK HAoSLEK'S OR
CHKfeTRA MATINEEH. JSVERY SATURDAY
at 8 r.M IN MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Ad
mlulnn. 68 cent Fackane ot 4 tickets. 1L afBoner'ip..
Ko. 1102 CHESNUT BU. and at the Door. Ill 4 If
PROPOSALS.
J3R0P08AL8 FOB SUBSISTENCE STORES.
XlEADQUARTKBS LlJSTBICTOF THK
Indian Tkbbitoby, Office f ,
Chief Commissary of subsistence, r
FoktUibson, O. N.,Jan. 21. 1869. J
Sealed ProDoaais. In daolloate. will be re..
celved at the oflioe of the undersigned, at Fort
UlbsoB, U. .N., until 12 o-eiooK fti.. mobuay,
Marcn io. ihdu lor tne aeuvery ot BUDsistenoe .
Stores, as follows:
AT FOKT UlJBUUr., UUEKUKUl iNATlUIM,
I. T.
560,000 pounds of Flour.
76,000 pounds of Bacon.
25,000 poonds of Halt.
6,000 gallons of Vinegar.
400 barrels of Pork.
And Cora Meal in suoa quantities as may bo
requited.
T he Flour to be equal In quality to the beat
XXX brands of the St. Louis maraet, and put
up as follows: 126,100 pounds to be put np in
barrels full hf ad lined, and 425 000 pounds to be'
put up in double saoks, ot gunny sacking and
cotton sbeetlrjg.
The Baoon'to be of first quality, and pat np
as lollows: 20,000 pounds in tierces or casks,
and 55,000 pounds in gunny sacks of about 125
pounds each.
Tbe Salt to be of good quality, and put np as .
follows: 10.100 pounds in barrels and 16,000
pounds In double sacks of gunny sacking and
cotten sheeting.
Tbe Vinegar to be of best quality, and made
of whisky of full strength, and to be put upas
follows: 1000 gallons in barrels of good quality,'
securely hooped, aud 400 gallons to be pat np
In casks containing not more than 23 gallons
each, the caska.to be of best quality, painted,'
and to have four iron and eight hlokory hoops
on each.
The Fork to be prime mess pork, to be put np
securely In good barrels ooutalninK 200 pounds
each.
The Corn Meal to be of best quality, and put
up in barrels or sac&s, like the Hour, as may be
required. Tbe person or persons to whom any'
award is made must be prepared to execute
contracts and give the required bonds at onoe,
and be in readiness to commence tbe delivery
of stores on the 20th day of April, 18ti0, and to
continue the same in such quantities as may
be required until the 1st day of .December, 1809,,
at which time tbe whole amount of tbe artlole
or articles contracted for must be supplied. -
Samples of articles (except meats) must ac
company the proposals, in boxes or bottles, and
not in paper parcels.
Kach bid must be accompanied by a good and
sufficient guarantee trom two or more persons
whose loyalty and solvency are oertlfled by a
clerk of a court of record), setting forth that
they will, In the event of its acceptance, give'
ample bonds and security for the faithful per
fbrmance of tbe same.
The name and place of residence of eaoh bld!
der and surety must be given.
No proposal will be entertained, unless satis
factorily represented, tbat does not fully comply
witu tne terms oi uts advertisement.
Proposals may be for the whole or any part of
the stores rt quired.
Any contract awarded under this advertise
ment wlii be made subject to the approval of
tbe Corjnmlst.ary-Oeneral of Subsistence, U. S.
Army, and tbe right la reserved to reject any or
ail bids.
All stores delivered will be subject to a rigid
Inspection.
Payments upon tbe contraots awarded will
be made monthly In onrrent funds, or as soon
as the same abali have been received.
Bidders are invited to be present at the open
lag of proposals, wbich will take place on tbe,
day and hour above spudded. Blanks for pro
posals ( nd bonds will be furnished on applica
tion to this office.
Proposals must be plainly Indorsed, "Pro
posals for Subsistence Stores," and addressed
to the Chief Comtulasary ot Subsistence, Dis
trict Indian Territory, Fort Gibson, C. N.
By order of , J6 5w ,
Bievet Major-Gen B. H. GRIE1WON.
A. F. ROCKWELL, Bvt. Meut.-Oolonel aud A.
Q, M. U. S. A., O. U. & Plat. ludlaa Territory,
PATENTS. 'J 1 ...
OFFICE FOR PROCURING PATENTS,
rOKRLST UHLDINUS, ; r";t'(,'ji
No. 119 South FOURTH Rt, Philadelphia-
AND HiBBLB Bnil.DINaa '
NO. 40 SEVENTH t km! . oppoj.lt V, 8. Patent
H. HOvvun, So, iou'or of Patents.
C. HOWSON. Attorney at La. '
Oitlct), Pulladelpuia. j 2s im
WOODLANDS CEMETEBY COMPANY.
Tne loilowiug Wiiusr sua O Ulcers have nun
elecu tt lor tbe year ismi:- "
kLI ii. PiUCE, PreslrtFHt.
Wm. B. Moore, I Wiu. W. Kasn, '
baiunel 8, Juoon. IVrdlumid J lireer. . .
GUUts Plle t, O, urge L. BiisDy, '
awlnUrebl I B A. Knight,
hetrtwry and Treasurer, JOSEPH B10WN8ERD.
Tbe Manager! bavepa-ea a leaulmlon regairlns
both Lei lioltteni snd Vwliois to preieai ticket t tue
enirsnce lor a4 nils Ion to tbe liemvtery. Ticket
idbt be bad at the otltoeof tn Oumpaay. No. su
ABCU Btreet. or ol anr ol tbe Manager. 1
PHILOSOPHY OP MABRIAGE.-.
A nw Ouwme ct Ltolurrs. a delivered at the
New Yolk Uaitum oi Ai atomr, embrajln tne
subjeots:-JIuw to Live aud Wnt to Live fur:
Youib, Maturity, and Old As; Manhood Oenerally
It. viewed; Tb Caunot Ii Umt-.tlon; Platulenoe and
Nervuus D'eeares Acoonuled For; Marriage Pbllo
oi Ulcally Coualdrred, eio, tto. Pocket volume son.
taloiog tbee Lectures will be forwarded, pout paid.
raiialDlofK oenis. by tddreuin. W. A i iruir