.THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1869.
NEWS HUM MARY,
. Local A flair.
Tbe formal reception ol TIrj. Carl Srhnra,
Beaator-elrct trom Muourl, took: place lust
cnnics at the rooms of tde Geiman Society,
teventh street, Above Chen.ut. Mr. W. J.
Jiorstarari, the Presldtntof the Society, made
the welcoming fperrb, express the eratittca
tiOD ot I he Germans or Phila lolutna.lrrespccttve
' party, at the otrortuTiiiy to snet him. Mr.
Brhurs tn his reply a"hnoledifed bW tbsnlis
for the kind reception, aud supgrBted that the
Germans and An. eric-ins cad. readily fraternize,
and by taking the hi at 1dfs of both nations
do that which would redound to the credit of
tie republic.
At 10 o'clock Mr. Schurz wa.i fcrenaded, and
at 11 o'clock he lett for Watainifton.
-A lanre and euthuMa-tic meeting of the
Hepo.bllc.in lnvtr.ctblos ns held at too rooms
Of the Nutlnvwil ilnlftn Pl.ih ntjnnit. t
iiuu . U1VU UtUH I ,1 . V 1 LI I 1 1 . , , J
make trraneernci.tB lor the trip to Wabini;on
to a tend the Inautrntaliou of Oeueral Giant.
Cnlotiel Wiir.sfH McMichael, President ol th
C'lub, adcrtbeed the members aud spoke of the
importance ot the trip and the pvt n-p'ttatioo
01 the Club, the hieh houors which ha i nc-n
extended to them on receiving the right of the
civic portion of the procce6ion. and uracil all
who were douhtlul to regiver their names.
Eloqueut addresses were made by Mtjor A. K.
Calboun atd Alexander .P. Colesberry, V'C'
President. Ibe Club will assemble at No. 1106
Ctifsnut strrer, at 8 30 ou Wednesday moruin?,
3d Just., lull equipped in darn el Mh'M, reiultu
tlon cap. and white gloves. Members desirous
ol pHrt!Cti ntif can obta n Intorniation of Ezra
J nketif. Treasurer of ihnClnh. nt Fniiri.ii onri
Ilartiicny streets.
Domentle AtTnlnu
Gold closed je?terday at 131J.
The Legislature ot Tennessee adjourned
jes'erday.
Five wbitc men have been killiJ by Indians
sear Sitka.
- Admiral Farragut will participate in the
inaugural ceremonies.
The oflice of the Jackson (Mis?.) Clarion
was burned jeslerday.
The cold snap has again closed th? naviga
tion or the Hudson river.
A man was frozen to death near Worcester,
Mase., on Sunday night.
A national coimcil of Union Leaguers
assembles in Washington to day.
Nearly all the members of the Forty-first
CoLgress were lu Washington Tester. lav.
Vice -President-ebct Colltix will probably
retire Irora the Speaker's chair to morrow.
Twelve negroes confined ia the jail at
Hampton, Va., made their escape on Saturday
night.
Ibe Hon. Hannibal Hamlin and Governor
BtowdIow weie in the United 8tate9 Senate
jefcterday.
Lieutenant-General Sherman is preparing
to take the President-elect's deck and duties at
army headquarters.
The headquarters of the Army of the United
States were thronged with visitors yesterday, all
anxious to do honor to the Prudent elect.
General Wejman B. B. Moore, once United
8 ateSenator from Maine, aod Consul-General
to Canttda uuder Prtsideut Buchanan, died in
Virginia on Sunday.
Leonard Cboate, the Newburyport incen
diary, was yesterday arraigned on tbree sepa
rate charges of incendiarism. He pleaded not
guilty, and his trial was fixed for the 8th Inst.
Tbe jury in the case of Mary E. Clem, on
trial for murder at Indianapolis, yesterday re
turned a verdict of guilty of murder In the
first degree. The convicted was sentenced to
Imprisonment in the Penltentiaiy for life,
T v7": Foreign AJTalra,
Havana, March l.-G"neral Duello, with his
command, has arrived at Santa Ksplritu, from
Cienluegos.
Tne JJtario reports an engagement between
the troops and lusurgeuts, at tue town of Cien
fuegos,in which the troops were victorious. The
same paper states thac tbree hundred rebels
have suriendered .at Villa Clara. -
It seems that General Lese. is advancing into
tbe interior without meeting with much opposi
tion. The rebels expected he wjuld march by
Ue Sierra de Cubital, or take the road to Pare
diel, where they bad erected entrenchments
and were ready to oppose his progress, but
General Lcsra unexpectedly took another route
and outwitted the rebel General Quosada.
The lharto asserts that the revolutionary
General Napoleon Amiga has joined Count
Valiuaseda with two thousand men, aban
doning the rebellion, and tnut Valmaseda,
reinforced by a thousand of these men, has set
out Irom Puerto Principe to meet General Lesea,
when, with, their combined lorces,they will attack
QuFsada.
Four Spanish gunboats are cruising between
La Gnunape and Gibara. Ibe Spintih-man-of-war
Guaiauia U watching the movements of tbe
revolutionists lu the waters of Nassau.
The United States steamer Gettysburg has
arrived.
London, March 1. The War Office is in re
ceipt ot later intelligence from New Zealand.
The Britlth forces there have made reprisals
on natives for outrages committed at Poverty
Bay, during which several villages were
destroyed, and ninety of the natives killed
and wounded. The British lojt only three
wounded,
Berlin, March 1. The proposition to erant
the city ot Frank t'ort-on the-Maln 2,000.(100
florl has passed the Prussian Diet by a large
majority.
London, March 1. Steamship Atlanta, from
New York, arrived to day.
The Con tested Elections.
Examiners Messlck and Bitturs sat again
yesterday afternoon. A number of witnesses
swore to lulse personations, when the following
additional was elicited:
James C. Adams testitied that he was the Re
publican inspector in tbe tiguth division of the
Fourth ward; John McKeown was the Demo
cratic inspector: Williuui J. Furey was tbe
judge; witness got to the polls about a quarter
BiterfA. M.; the election was going on, and
quite a number of votes bad been taken; the
iudge qualified witness aud his clerk; witness
i V i i J UnlTuAain bant ha tlrara
Kepi tue uuui nuu ! .-w--t
votes were taken as fast as tbe tickets could be
separated aud dropped Into the boxes, no time
ham uiinwpd to examiie whsiber they were
on tbe assessment list or not; witness renon
strated against taRlutc the tickets so fant,
telling him it was impossible to find If the
names were on tbe list; McKeown sa'd wit
ness would then bave to take time to look
lcr tbem alter tney were To:eU: witness
couM not keep up with him; 164 votes were
received during tbe first hiur; cuallensred but
one man Jobu Smuu dunnf? tbe dy; wit
ness objected to the votof a mau who said his
naae wasRobett llollun.l, and told Alderman
McMullm. who brought biru up. ibat tbe man
was not Kobnt Holland; neither tbe man nor
a voncuer was sworn, and tbe vote was nut in
tbe box wbile witness was ta'kiDp to the Alder
man: McMullm said his name was Robert Hoi
land, and tbat he lived in Bauer street; a man
voted in tbe nituie of William O'Neill, who was
net William OVseili; neither one of tuem gave
in..0. r..fnii rt no oifh b:lns aiuuu-
lstrred nor tax receipt asked for during the
whole day; tbooebt ail tbe votes were .taken
except oue, and ibat was John Smith ; did not
recollect any questions beinir. asked voer.
except as to residence, but tbe vote was trene-
. i. 'i. .hl.. imlnro thn mm a IT WHS elVCU:
V wi'oess voted tbe Republican ticket.
William Y. Campbell, return iusiiec'or of this
division, te'tidid tbat the spare where the
elet-tiou was beld was so small tbat he and the
oiberreturu inspector and tbeir clerks bad to
fit in ihe second story back Momt wltne.s was
la tbe room where tbe eleoMon was beld up to
8 o'clock tirom tbat time was engaged up stairs
tn eatcbinff up to tbe votiue until about 1
o" lock and alter that was In the lower room at
oltferent times dur ng the afternoon, lie t ben
substantially corroborated the testimony of Mr.
a rtam. i except as to personattous : witness voten
UeTpuKu ticket: Mr. Oibbous, lor District
Attorney, was scratched more than uny other
fiTUw.t.t he kept the
Vlliuaui x. i""" .,-.,. nr ih rt votes
outside winoow uuu. .. r-. - .
bad
heen laaen wmu w .. c ,r 1
shortly alter
7 o'
f II II. ; 1 1 W , I IIIU T" ' - .... - -
Jid did p UTO la dlvl-
Men, and witness would have chsHensed ha-l
be bad lime to examine his bo'kj no voter-, or
vouchers, euhrr D m Deri's or Republican,
were sworn, or BDy txx receipts shown? one or
two jersons came up w,th nan es written on a
piece of raper, ai d tbe? haeded tbeir votes and
'bese slips of paper Into tbe wludow wllbont
arjnoarctng their names, and their voles were
taken; witnfsa voted tbe Hepubl can ticket;
witness marked on his book 323 persous as
voted; knew or no cuaMenges.
The litt ol voters Bbo ibat 741 rot- s were
polled.
Adjournrd until Wednesday next.
At the lud.cial con'est.wblcli v continued
lust tv ning beiore the Lei-ilative ComnUttee,
ibat budy ptocetde.l to tbe examination of
ballot boxes Tne bsl'ott In the box of t tie First
division ol Die fcdxth ward wer counted, and
the re? tilt was an Increasi of 23 vute a- com
pnred with tbe ictums in favor of Mr. Grcea
bank. A count of the bnlloM of thft Ninth dlvlsiou
of the Twenty-second ward thoCd the same
vo'e as whs returiK (.
, In the Rietenth division of ths TsvanMeth
ward. Mr. Tharer pains to vote by the exa
mination of the tally papers.
The corf mittee met ibis morning at 10 o'clock
to tesume tbe examination of witmsscs.
Marine Lossiom Tor Fcbrnnry.
Fsj tbe New Yotk Wor d of yesterday: We
pnbllfb below our moutbly table of marlae
tor tbe ( ast month, showing an aggreg-ito
of twent two vessel". Of tbis numor one was
a t-hip, nine were barques, three were brigs, und
nine were scboouers. Ot the ar ve ono whs
burned, one sunk aficr collision, one foundered,
two were abandoned, aod three are mtw-ine,
'opposed lost. Tbe total value of the property
burned, lost, and missmtr Is estimated at
$8C9,C0O. This list Includes only Americao
verrels, or tbore ot other nations when bound
to or Irom a port In the Uuited States, orkujwu
to be iusured there.
enrrs.
Itnnie. I From.
PetbUu tBl,).....-.i8aVnuii
I For.
I Bremen.
Neptune (V.G,).,
Di ulna
LserUSCN.U.)..
Add (Br.)
1 hlnet
hlmrof ( Br.)
Kick wood (Br .
New Vo 'k
Clenfiifgos. ..........
Ltverp03l,
Htmtoa.
Cork rii
Aniwtro. b.
rtuvanuab.
Boston.
Sao Fraoclico,
.
iNew Yorlf
New York........,
Belfast..................
Liverpool.
Nwcatle. (N. 8
W.)
Stella (N. O
Llsbou ,
St. TJhM anil
I Ne- York, i.e.
,1 Amsterdam,
'Cardenas.
( I.lverpoo), o.
iCardeuas.
Royal Aich (BO..
Polrt Flth (Br)....
Brl llsnt (Br)
FrnkiiD -
apt flu rd
PhllttdelplitB
BHIUS.
pw York.
WllinlEKlon,
N. t
Nurvllas
KOHOONKB8.
Ai'SUfcta M. Gott
fvltt (Br)..........
Twilleb'
Chsrl. 8 (lisher
mvi) OirCB'SlBD
Ida MckUsoii
PaniDel i.ddy....
Biu Bell
K elite Tiue
Baugor. ,
liarbor Grace-...
(JUJBboro
Plymouth
Belfast
Baltimore
Oeorgeiown, 8.C..
New Bed lord
(aoadaloupe......
Martlnlqno, a.
New York, m.
New York, A
Boston,
Haueras Inlet.
New York.
Oardenas.
Total losses for J nnary ..... Mm. sit
Total losses lor .February.... .. tl
1,SI7.K1
tW 000
Total for two mentbs
6S 1 72S.IMKI
Sams period Id 1868.M 75
Kame period In IhH?...,. 1OT
t-ame ierlod la 186 tsi
11.17 700
8,1111 500
VtSiels marked m are mlsalDK, sunoo.ed lose tboan
marked 6 were burned: those marked s c sank after
rollislin: three marked f loundered; aad those
marked a were apauoopen.
From Bnflalo.
Buffalo, March 1. Company G, Eagle
Zouaves, of this city, Chptaiu L. G. Btcard
commanding, left ot 2-3i) P. M. to-day to parti
cipate in the inauguration ceremonies.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine ITewt im tint Pag.
AXKANAO FOB
Bum Kibbh
Hum Bra.MM.w..
FHILADKLPHLA THIS DAT.
m..6 84 MOOS Rih.h M
...6BIlla WATIB,,MWIWHW 629
PHILADELPHIA SOA&D OF TfLADJL
JOH. C. OkCBB. . 1
toAJ?. OOMltITTK OF IHS MONTH.
Okobom N. Alln,J
nOVMEX80FAOCKAlC BTKASIEHSt
Denmark .....LIverpool...New York......M.Feb.
Oaledonl...GlaBgow..New York.....,Feb.
Java Uverpool...New York .... Fab.
aofMancbeeter..IJverpool...New York......i'eu.
NKhraaka LlverDOOl...New York
Feb.
Feb.
ntv tit LADdon..LlverrKol...New York
Krance.......-i.iverpooi...j ew i orK
Celia.............Lo"don New York,
.Feb,
Peo.
-Feb.
.Feb.
Iowa.. M...uiaBgow.....xiew lori,..
Penvlan...M.Uverpool.Ponland...M..
Bolsatta .......Havre. New York
Australasian ......Uyorpoot.New York....
FOR EUROPE.
Feb.
..Feb. 20
Hanmonla . New York...Harubiir......Mar.
Colorado.,...New Yorlt.Uverixol.....Mar.
Bam aria New York...Ltverpool........M.wMar
at atn.......-........,New York... Bremen
Mar.
2
2
a
4
4
6
8
S
New York...Llverpool Mar.
(). ot London.... New Yorlc...I.Ierpool..........Mar.
Vine de Parls...Kew York...Havra...Mar.
CaledODia......New YorkOiasgow. ....... -Mar.
DebniarkMM.M.New Yora.LIverpool. ...... Mar.
Kangaroo.. New York.Llverpool... Mar.
S
9
18
O. oIBalliniore New YorK...Iilverpool .....Mar,
OOAWTWI8E. DOMKiTIW. ETO.
ynnlatau.nM.M..Phllaoa.....New Orieans.mM..Var.
Oi'lumbla. ....... New York...Uavana aasseeeaae Mar,
Prometheus. ..Fhilada......Charle3 ton. ........MW.r.
S
4
4
6
Wyomlncrann..PhlladaM...MBavacnah....raMMMMar.
Cortes......,.......New York.New Orleans.m.M ar.
S
11
S3
Kagie .....Jiew Tora...Havana........-.Mttr.
MIsbIbsIddI . New York.-.Rlo Janeiro M
II alls are forwarded by every steamer In tbe nwn'i..
lines. The steamers for' or from Liverpool call at
Qneenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or trom the Oonll
nent call at Southampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Bchr Bablno Currier, Porto Rico. Lallett A Bon.
s:br W m. Allen. Rogers. Zasa, D. B. Stetson A Co.
Bchr I Rich, Bryant, Marolenead, Caldwell. Gordon
Bt'r B.WUUng, Cundlff, Baltimore. A. Groves, Jr.
ABRIVFD YESTERDAY.
Steamship Roman, Baker, 45 hours from Boston,
with nidae. toll. Winsor A Co.
Bchr Farmeia' Friend. It earn. 6 days from Laurel.
Del., wlih lumber to uoll'nsA Co. urei,
Bchr Ueorge W. Krebs, Carlisle, trom Cedar Point.
oh. ... . MEMoltANDA.
.J?p..?.nS!S .V,cl0" binders, for Philadelphia, en
lered out at Llverpuoi loth ull.
14Th 'uqt 9 Blgelow, Corning, hence, at Antwerp
Barque Andes. Shepherd, for Philadelphia, sailed
firm CaideDas lMib nit,
Itaique Clara. Prhst. from Bremen for Philadel
phia, was aiiciken Sib ult. lat 48. loug. 2'.
Barque Carl Jchaon, Nordln, for Philadelphia,
sailed irom Llverpnoi ljih ulL
Barqne Uaanet PederseD. tor Philadelphia cleared
at Liverpool luib uit.- before reported cleared 84.
Baique Royal Arob. Stanley, hence, baiore reported
strauoed near Vael Bleu, sailed Irom Falmouttt lutn
nit. fur An sirrdam.
Baique ldoilqne, Durkee, hence, at London 16th
ultimo
Baiqne Ella Mr ore. Marstors, for Philadelphia,
sailed irom Cardiff I6ih ull.
Barque .Harmony, Stephens, hence, In the river,
ABiweip 10m uit.
Baiqne Koamoe, Wlerlchs, hence, ofT the Light
bouse. Brenuerbaven. 12. b ult.. aud proceeded Inward,
Baique Peddler, Troeuaegaard, heuce, at Copen
hraeu lUlb alt
Baique Maria Marcaretha, Dolen, for Philadelphia,
aleaied at LlverDOOl 18th ult
Barqno Hubert Porter. Curtis, from Liverpool for
Pbliadelch a. aalltd from rloiynead I3lh ult.
Barque Jianlsn Prmcehs, HTpwIlh. tor Pntladelphla,
enieiea mu at mewcaotie ii'iu un.
Baique.W. II. Bigelow, Borden, hence, at Liver
nnnl llih nit
Baique Biaall, Hlbbert, fee nee. at Brouwershaven
Ulh nit.
Barque J L. Wlckwlre, Wiley, hence, at Antwerp
Barque Ellta Oulton, O'Brien, hancs, at Antwerp
i.i i. .I i.
Brig Lola. Anderson, for Philadelphia, cleared at
fioatop 27th ult.
Brla wa verity .Terry, hence for Onstanttnoale. with
Selroieuro, was stranded off Paleo 0ttr'i on theZKn
an bul was reltnalrd uninjured 20 Hours after by
extra hands, arrived at DarOauellea ou the Win, and
o eareo lor per u"n'i'-.
B lHatile8. Blaboo, Webber, far
Philadelphia
sl id I'om Cardenas l'tn nit.
Rotterdam for
Boat i!u7n'ut Into Wsbon l'ith ult, wlta loss ol mla-
BiTg Julia F.Arey, Bahhldge. cleaiel at Geirge
t0HWcnhrSMCoVe .XSl'.or-. "om Calais lor Phils
VarwVa1. Hole, at Charie,
toA"r D0 K K'lev. Kelley. from Boston for Phlla-
. BcHlifi Jnai which ranagrououon the flats oppr.
liw A lwais TllJd lai Uas been f ol off. and reached
Bj:.Stv.'ia0Walte. from Havana for Phllsdelphla,
was ir-okta 2th uiu. off Fenwma s isianu.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Tbe PnarBnoys which marked id
eel. in New York baibor and bar during 'he winter,
Save been removed, and Uon can and nuu boeys sun
sUtutsd lor lh
DRY GOODS.
tee o. central is 59.
CLOTH EMPORIUM.
Mfn's Coatings,
larity C- sal metes,
Bak Cloths,
ladles' Cloakligs,
Mixed Clollis,
1'laln Cloths,
Fwncy Cloths,
Opera Cloths,
hihcr noes ins,
bojs'Oootls,
I
Spring Welgrlit Velvntccns, Snpcr (Juallt j.
BTIt AW BRIDGE & CLOrillEIl respeetfally
anmunco that Uurlng me kohkou now opontug
i Ley pr ii ('life to iillVr the largest slooK aud
tin mt. attractive anKorttuent of all kinds ot
Clotbs that tney have ever ollered. Uulnifde
u nun ed to make our houiein Central timpo
rium ft.r Ibis dtacrlpt Um of goods, we have ool
b eted lor the present season every doslrublj
style and make ot Cloths mat tne market pre
sents lor
ladles', MenV, and Lois' Wear.
Our Block of Ladles' Clraklngn In particular
In vhj extensive, and bought at tue rnanufno
inreis' lowest cash rates. It will be to the lute
rst of ail who Intend to buy this kind or goods
tint lug the comluii season to call on os, as we
cOc-r by far tbe largest assortment to be found,
and at prices that cannot be surpassed anywhere.
We lovite dealeis, botn city and oouutry, to
examine our stock, as ourprlcee areas low aa
tbe same goods can lie sold lu wbolo paeKagPS
by any wholesale bouse, while we offer mtanv
styles that are ccnilned exolnsl vely tooursel vei.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CESTKAL CL0IQ UKl'OIUUM,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
PHILADKLPHIA.
18G9-C0MPETITI0N PRICES I '
UP TOWN LIGHT EXPENSES ! !
OUR CUSTOMERS THE GAINERS ! I
Goods delivered In all parts of tho city oarefullj
and free of charge,
SPECIALTIES JUST OPENED.
Rich Black Silks,
Superb Silk Poplins,
Spring Delaines and Calicoes,
Casslmcrcs, Table Linens, Napkins, Etc
Ladles can ride to our door from any part ef the
city, and we assure them It will more than compen
sate them In one visit and .urcbase.
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY,
N.E. Cor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN,
112 PHILADELPHIA.
FLOUR.
WM. B. THOMAS & CO.,
TBIRTIENTII and WILI0W Sts.,
MANUFACTURERS
or
"PASTRY,"
if
PREMIUM,"
ii
RED STONE.
AKD
UNEQUALLED XXX BAKERS' FLQIX.,
all p " un
warranted to Gife Satisfaction.
pirORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Floor Dealers and tirocen, Take Notice.
LANGLEY'8
CELEBRATED FAMILY FLOUR
Again In the Market.
Ivorj Sheai;"
Bural.
liangley."
Tbe above brands of FLOUR are now arriving
from the mills, and will be constantly on hand,
and lor tale la lets to suit to purchasers, by
BROOKE, C0LKET & CO.,
FliOIB AUD GBAIN DEALERS,
1727, 1729, 1731 and 1733 MARKET St.,
i 16 lmrp PHILADELPHIA.
gANNBR MILLS FLOUR
OF
SAINT-LOUIS.
We are the exclusive Agents In this city for
these celebrated FLOURS, which we are selling
to the trade at manufacturers' prices.
FOUR DIFFERENT URAOltS.
CHICK & CHISHOLM,
0. 248 K0KTII BROAD STREET,
tllthtlulmrn PHILADELPHIA.
uniAP w mm 1 1 griilin
For the Trade or at Retail.
ETEBT BABBEL IV ABB ANT ED.
KEYSTONE FLO UK MILLS,
OS. 10 AMD 81 OIBABD AVESOis,
2 lt.mrp
Kaal of Front street
LEGAL NOTICES.
TT'STATE
OP JOHN R. PANC0AST, DK-
i kAKEI).-Leilei. Teat.meutary upon tliu
above (Hiatu liavii g Dofu grautei to Ui.uuiierrtignoo.
II iierixin. Ii.illiluj tn I liu .ul l u r U are ri'il IH'flWlt
lo miika iib mi-lit, aud tiioae havlutf clulins agalutit
me taui. lu uiesunv i neui iu
WILLIAM W. JUVENAL,
I.lHlt HY MtrHet. Del w FlUh.
Atluru.v lur TAUV U. PASCO Ac P.
lituet Ki.tcutrix.
LARZELERE & DUCHEY.
tubioui UOWM3 urvaere uuu ooutrics lumttj
. A . . . . A f fln.1.1 I m
No. 405 LIBRARY Street.
All Custom lloose Uusluess transacted.
PASSPORTS PROCURED
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES!
Philadelphia, January 18,1889.
Messrs. FAKltEL, HKKRING A CO.,
No. txi Uhesnnt street.
Gentlemen:-On the nlgbt of tbe 13th Inst., a
la well known to tbe cltleena of Philadelphia,
oar large and extensive store and valuable
stock of merchandise, No. Wi Cbesnut street
was bnrned.
The fire was one of the most extensive and
destructive that has visited our city for many
years, tbe beat being so Intense that even the
marble eornlee wait almost obliterated.
We bad, as yon are aware, two of your vain
able and well-known CHAM'PION FIRE
PROOF SAFE?!; and nobly have they vindi
cated yonr well-known reputation as manufac
turers of FIKE-TKOOF 8AFHJJ, If any further
proof bad been required.
They were subjected to the moatlntene henl,
and It affords ns much pleasure to Inform yon
tbat after recovering them from the rulni, we
found upon examination tbat onr hooks, papers,
and other valuables were all In perfect condi
tion. Yours, very respectfully,
JAB. K. CALDWELX, A CO.
THE OSLY SAFES EXPOSED TO THE
FIRE IN CALDWKbti'N SIOKiS
WERE FA Kit IH., IIERRIKU fc VO.
FBILADKLPHIA, Jan. 18, 1889.
Messrs. FARREL, HERKINO A CO.,
No. 629 Ouesnut street.
Gentlemen: On tbenlgbt of tbe 13th Instant
our large store, 8, W. cornerof Ninth and Cbes
nut streets, was, together with onr heavy slock
of wall papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We had one of yonr PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE-PROOF SAFES, which 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 ltsolf
worthy of onr recommendation. Our books
and papers were all preserved. We cheerfully
tender our testimonial to the many already
published, in giving the HERRING SAFE the
oredlt and confidence It Justly merits.
Yours, very respectfully,
HOWELX. A BROTHERS.
STILL ANOTHER.
Philadelphia, Jan. 19, 1869.
Messrs. FARBEL, HERRING A CO.,
No. 629 Ohesnnt street.
Gentlemen: I had one of your make of safes
In tbe basement ol J. E. Caldwell & Ca's 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
X found all my books, papers, green
backs, watches, and watch materials, eto 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. KIRKPATRICK,
with J. E. Caldwell A Co.,
No, 819 Chesnnt street,
FARUEL, HERRIM & CO.,
C1UMPI0N SAFES,
No. 629 CHESNUT Street,
n tt.
PHILADELPHIA.
L. M A I 8 E B
HA WTJT ACTUS VB OT
AND BrjK0l4AK-PfiO0P SAFES,
FIBb
LOCKhMITH. bell-hanger, and ssalka
mt nnrr r.rawi vJ A u nnr A u
No. 484 RACE Btreet
FURNITURE, ETC.
GEORGE J. HENKELS,
CABINET MAKER,
Nos. 1301 aad 1303 CHESNUT St.
II lmrp
PHILADELPHIA.
RICHMOND & CO.,
Successors to Atwood & Hopper,
II R N I T U 11 E
WARER00HS,
No.
HO OUUlll aawwiek oli
(East bide, Brown Stone Building),
2 28 lm
PHILADELPHIA.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
FASHIONABLE
BOOTS AND SHOES
MAI'S TO OBDER, IN THE LATEST STYLES,
ON TBE MOST KisHuasBLJii xuhjkh.
GIVE OS A CALL.
O. W. E.EK. CHABtOH.
I M lm FoJ14onthJTEN'tU JBtreet
JEWELRY, SILVEnWARE, ETC.
ESTABLISHED 1628.
HOLIDAY rBESEJITH.
WATCH, JEWELRY,
(jLOCEB, BJLLVEBWARE, and
FANCY GOO Dii
a. TT. RUSSELL,
22 JiOKTH 81XT1I STREET,'
PHILADELPHIA.
D. F. GlttARD. VETERINABY SUM-
VOKUN, treat, all dlaeau. of horse, and oat-
STaua all surgical operations, wlta euluient aooom-
modatlon. for norae. at nia mortuary, HO.
ii a RhiiAiL bkrvel. ahots Toplat. iMJ
AMUiErVKNTS.
G
RANI) INAUGURAL
or Tit at
' MAMMOTH IUNK fKUW PKOK 30J )
! Vt EMtp.iliaY itlTERl'IN ttlD KVKWINQ
March a, Oiand Kihlbltlno t Ve!oclpe1tnK by
PltOKK-BOtt MONOO,
Assisted by six earl g a.:d txpert rldnrs Irom New
Tork.
As lbs Ice la tn sp'erflid condition, one-half of the
Bliik will be appn pilatrd to tkat'ng, and Beaon
6k ting Tickets will b received, as the -k iln ieo J
las been a brief one. A full hand will be In atteod
ance. CH2t
AdiulMlon In the nrnom,263 Kve -lug, 50c.
w
AI.NUT 8T. Til HAIKU. BEGINS AIn!.
Tul8( Tuesday t KVKNIiX. Maica.
'1 Al'iMlKTH M1UI1I'
ol the wnrld-rci.nwi ed comedian "'id orUioM
lu-
tereoDativa el jrun and y n e hth.
Air. and Km. IUKNKV WILLIAMS.
SKCUMU NlOUT
of the Pomanllr trlali Iir.nia. wrliton exprw'y for
BiT.at d jura. W llltams bj John Bruugbaui, Ki., en
111 ed
THFi RMKRALO RINO.
Hh new acrnery aud novel inechaulml elfrcta.
Mike Mncany Mr. HAHa VY V l,Lf AMS
Waffle Moeariy..... Mm. BA KJS BY WILL.la.M3
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH bTEKET THE
ATKK. Uelua at 7 8u.
Monday, and tin further notice,
A. W.Touns'a t oinedy ol
a vttTia tiRcuaRrANt'Ts.
Vlrglnle de sterlm ...... M..Mrs. JU11N DtlHW
Aiaea Dy iu run Uuiuoaar.
Afierwblch IheOreav Urauia,
1 1110 IMIKMOAN KUniHKR-4.
I.eolS del Praochl. 1 d..,- itiii
f ablen del Fraceul, " Barton Hill
( riaiFau-fcenaufl. . Mr. L Jamei
tmilie de IBprre........ ..Miaa L zzn fries
Mad. del Franch' Mr.. Maeaer
MONDAY VI lCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
FOA'8 AMERICAN VAKIKTY TH EATRE.
EM'aOHllKKT OF THi. JAFei
lor a limited Lumber of night.
Tne great J Al'o ard ine rlKlnal
ALL-RIGHT
JCVKRTEVKNINO and HATURD AY AFTERNOON
A1
SSEMBLY BD ILDINUS.
MaDUON OBHKV'M I
PKW MPHIOAL KNTltRTAlNMKNT.
MUMlAV. Marnh 1. aud everv Nliiht. T3 I
dmlnslon. fctio. No Axira rhar.e Cor reserved seats
at Trnniplet'a Mnalc Htore. N. t Uheanm street.
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
OAKIIU4, Hoe. .710. 7Z2. 724, and 72S VIMS
Btreet.
1 HE GRAND OBOHK8TRION, formerly the pro
ps ty of tbe GKAfsi) DIKE F BADUN, purchased
at great expense by JACOB VALKtl, of this city, tn
couininauon wun ilamcsb unuuiuiina ana
Usrs NKI.LIE ANDKIV-wN, will perform it VERY
AITEBAOON and EVEN INS at the above-men
tioned place. Admission free. 1 18 U
TTORTICCLTURAL
HAL L.-GERMANIA
BLIO REHEARSALS
XI OBtHEsTitA P DBLIO
JbiVERY WEDNESDAY, at 8H P. M. Tickets sold
at tne ouur, iuu an y nuuiiiMi jaiuiu ohiih, x-ava
ages of live lorfl: sIdkIh, 26 cents.
jtnKaKenaenifl can uo maue oy auurenaina u. aao
TERTi No. 121 MONTEREY Street; Wlttlg's Music
Store. No. luZl Cbesnut street; Andre s Muaio store
Wo-1104 Cbesnut street. 1 81 8m
TaBL 8ENTZ' AND MARK HASSLERVS OR-
1 a .T fx r A UaTIMU'liSa a V L' U V UiTnDfll V
m IDriOarta OIAa inm u V a uai w m
at 8H P. M IN MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Ad
nilnslnn, M) cents Package ol 4 tickets, 11, at Boner''
No.llo2CHESNOTSt.. and at the Door, U4tf
FOR SALE.
WEST PHILADELPHIA PROPERTIES
FOR BALE OS TO RENT.
The HANDSOME BROWN BTONE RESIDEN
CES, Nos. 4108. 4110, an! 4113 SPRUCE Btreet,
and OBEY hTONE DOUBLE RESIDENCE, No.
4119 PINK Street.
C. J. FELL A BRO
1 iSstnthim
No. 1'iO Sooth FRONT Street.
A DESIRABLE DWELLING AT PR1-
JVATE SALE, situated on Tioga street, third
...una . a .r nf a wnniintb. north side, one-half sail are
from Tioga station, Uermautown Railroad. Lot 60 by
280 feet. Stable 22 by i5 let. Apply ou tbs premises,
or to jiinAS wairi!itL
. WA K.. 1.T tT I." I ' IT ... .
g SU StUlU Vi uw i.. xxx ia o.rvv..
TO RENT.
F O Ft RENT,
Ihe Desirable residence, No. 16H CUES
NUT Street,
Containing TEN ROOMS, with all the modern Im
provements. Apply to GUafMEY A SONS,
2 23 No. 733 WALNUT Street.
m.
roit
REN T.-ntEMlSEg, No,
809
CBESNUT Btreet, for Btoieor Office.
Also,
OFFICES AND LARGE ROOMS
suitable for a Commercial College. Apply at
BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
TO LEI A LARGE MODERN-BCILT
House, Coach House, Tenant House, and Ave
acres of ground, handsomely laid out, two minutes
walk from Day's Lane Btatlon, Oertnantown.
Apply to 2 23121; J. ARMSTRONG.
TO KENT. WHARVES ON WINDMILL
ISLAND; east and west sides, and aUo on
canal. Apply 10 .,,-.
A A i n am ac, snui rAHtno.
226 61 No. . FIFTH Btreet.
T
0 KENT AN OFFICE SUITABLE! FOR A
ai No irauiitAnumrem
Sit
FOR THE LADIES.
R
E M O V
TEMPLE
A L O P T II
of fashion.
E
Grand OnenluK ot Borlne Fashions MONDAY.
11 arch 1. IM. For the better cunreuleuce other
lairoos. MUM. 01. A. BIMtKU has reuiuved her
DreM TrimmtDc. aud Faprr .faltern tore to the
nuribwest corner ol JiLb.Vii.iN l H. ana UHhnu r
blieels, I'hlladulphia, twnere she twill be happy
to ae. ner irieou. ana cunuui.n. jDruiiaii
novelties ot special Intereat. Elegantly trimmed pv-
Irrnsul latest, ana ruoni retauie ityie. ror L,auie-
and CbllOieD.' Dreaa, bleevea. nulla, Walala Panlen,
abd Chlidrens' uariuenta, uapes tJoata, anu mantiex,
lu endlei. variety, plain and trimmed, uiaov bij lea
of wb'cb are manulactured on the premises, and can
cot be fouud elsewhere, tingle, aud In aet. for dreai
makera and dealers, wholesale and retail Dre a and
Cloak Making; Dreaaes niau. lo til with ease and ele
gance. The finest assortment ol Ladies' Urena and
Cloak lrimrxilrgs In tbe city, at the lowest prices.
Orders executed at snort notice. JunDroiaen.s,
Haudkercbtelt, Laces, Klbbons, Bridal Veil, ana
Wreatts, Fine Jewelry, and l aucr Uoons. Pinking
and Oofferlng. Culling and Fitting. A perfeot sratem
nt It,.ii nn inir i ..m liL: nrlce. kl 60. with chart Pat.
tertsaent by mall or expreaa to all partaot tne Unloo.
Do not fotget cur new location, N. W, corner
KLKVENTH and C'UKNU I birtela I Kit
1115. T- HOPKINS' 1115.
LADIES' EMPORIUM.
ISo 1115 CHESwr st. (Wirara llow)
Largest assortment and Best and Cheapest Ooods
u tie city, In all the following liuea:
Manu'acturer ot Hopkins' Celebrated Champion
liuoo Halria, for Ladies. Misses, aud Ctilulreu. lu
over lour hundred styles, shupes, lengths, and alzns.
CoUil. Satin . and Jams Corset-, in eight OitTerenl
st)lrs. nianufaoiurea exprtssiy lor our own sales,
33 oinvrtnl styles of snoerlor ft tt I n ar Franoh
woven Wbalcboue COHdE rs from Ml to S)7.
14 varieties ol extra handsome Wbaleuuue Cor
i.i. r.,,m Qfr r4.nta to 650.
rbouidfr itrauts, Mudaiu Foy's Corset Bslrt fnp-
Pu.."'u.-a PaUnt Belf.adlustlug Abdominal
Corst-t highly recommeuded by physlulans, from
tvtL likes F n'K' unneuoAB
kx Qaitv.m Vanliin aKri)ily Fewlrg Machines
bflug graiultoubly dibtrlbuied to our vuitomra lor
the purpose o i ge'-wu. . nr". ww. w auA
WANTS.
TTTANTED LOCAL AND TRAVKLLINO
VV litnu In every city aud town la the United
fciatrs. crest luduc uh nis ott'frfd to avtlva men.
i'-ii or address with .tamp, wwu tU.Konu It
No. iu CHEbJOT bueet. Phla. itim
UNITED 8TATE3 REVENUR 8TAMP3 OK
ail kinds can b. bad at No. 105 d rte'Tll Hireet
(next door te Otd Otnoe), and at No. 1 J(WALW UT
tiueet, Psnn auiwings.
JMMSEMENTS.
A allBlCAH
ACa'lKMV na
JLJL.
MUSfC-
JAMVB TlfK. Jm
BRIEF HKABOH
OBAHD OPhKA BOLTFE,
coniMlns: of
SIX MQ8T1 ASD ONE MATimh
br the Combined roupea of UME,. ,, t
gf PARlalN ARTISTB.
MONDAY rvfe,Mt. March t.
LA PKR CHOLK.
Opera Comtnne, la tlr aou, o fTenbacV
JH1K.IHMA MONH.AUJAC
Ucssra, Leduo, Edard, Ramtuoa, etc. eta.
TUESDAY F.vTlsiNO March 2.
ORPH EM a UX Hi FKRS.
(frsi d Spectacular Oiera BtMifTu. lu fjur acu h. .
Olltrt-ach. ---w.
MLLF. TOSTRR. WON8. DEORB
Mtftrs. I eduo. LstrilfTint, P'chene, Uuld jtk.
Miles. Dados, Ruse, Tboler, c. etc.
WEDNESDAY KVKStlWO, March 3.
BAR' K BLKUK;
Cr"'B B onffe In lour acts, by iMTmbach.
MLLE IHMA, MOMS. ACJAC.
Mudtnin Ilan n on, Thoter, Ruse, etc
Messis. Ltgrifluul, '1 holer, Fianols, Edgard, Car
difcuac, etc. tic.
THURsr A Y VENtTfO. March 4,
LA BK LK H KL.KNK
Orera Ronnv-, In tiiree acts by Offrubaoh.
MONP. 1 OS'l'KK. ULliK, L KCRE. '
Mrsdanies Uucloa, R e, MathildD. Tboler.
MiHors. Ltduc, I.airH'o '. Duchtsne, eio.
FRTPAY 1VK I Ml. Mnrch 5.
LA CHAN iN UK FORTUNIO.
Opera t'rmle lu one act by OltKnbach.
Mile. Imia, Mew", l.e mi- and Francis, Mesdames.
Thoier, Roue, MaiblUe, eir. eio.
LES b'vaROB. . ,
Opera romlqoe, lu two ac by Ofrnbacli.
Sal URDAY Ar i KHNOON, AT S, , ,
UltiNuOltit MATIMFE.
WUNAMiE Dl('HK,S, . .i
Orera Rrctre In f. ur acta, by CffSuhach,
MLLh. TOSTKK. M. AVJAO.
Measr. Lednc. LKriflrn1. Dnot esne. Mile. Dnoloa.
SAIURl'AY KV KNPB, MarooS. w
GRAND F Rk WELL PEH FO IM ANOE,
. WLLB TOSTRK. UkLK, IHMA.
Messrs. Decie, Leduo Duchesne, etc etc.
lUsi rvpd Bests for any o. tlie above performanoee t
can be had nn and alter SATURDAY. February tl,
at IOMiH'b Muso etore Ni. IIO'A CttASNUT
Street, and at the Acadtnjy ol Mnsic.
6CAIE OF PRICES:
ADMISSION ONI DOLLAR
No Extra Charge tor Reserving Seats.
Family Clrc;e.... beveniy-flve Cents
tJjM7- TUlrU Cents
NUTIl E. 1 he Libretto ol the Opera, as performed '
by the Fiench Opera Company (tne only correct
edition pnblltrird) carelully iranilated, the text of
which Is taken tri m the Prompt Baok, thus secoiiog
a perfect Mmilliroe between the Opera as sunn on
tbe stage and the Libretto as read to the audience.
ar;dccuialDlrghe tuinlnol the choicest moreaaux.
fur sale at the Music Floret. ' 1S
O N C E R T
HALL.
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1869, '
GRAND OPENING NIGHT ' '
Or TBI -
ARABIAN NIGHTS' GREAT COMBINATION
liiNTliltrAlJSJlKNr. " ,
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.' ' 1
...
Tbe Management have the pleaanre of annonielnr
an e'RBgtwaul lth the beautlial and lalenMi4
vocalist. MIBBJENNIKWADB.
Frcm Stelnway's A Irving' Hall, Nsw Tork.
CABLE TO 17, ;
Th.nrequalled IRISH COMEDIAN and VOCAXrBT '
who will appear In hi. Ore. Irish BpeolaiUes:
THE DUBLIN DANCING MASTER,
WHlftTLINU THIEP, ' '
FAT McCAMN, ETC. ETG, r
PBOFESSOR M. OVRKA-RDON, , , t
Pianist and Composer, from the Tammany ThsatM. ,
Hew York, ibe he tia eil- lted tue hlgheai taeo
miums ol tbe pres,wtll introduce his great laveaUea. "
THE TDMBLEBONICON, a..i :v i.. r.
Playing three dlstlnottunsatoneaad tne same time; '
. BIQNOB CHARLES GARMIO, - , i , i
The Great Comlo Vocalist and Caricaturist, from the '
Albambra, Loudon, will appear in his Great Char
acterBongs: . .. ...
DP IN A BA I LOON, it t. .5
U AN ITaLIAW GUINEA PIQ BOY..
KOLLH K1U RAMS, ETC. XTC '
Dnrlng the Evening will be exhibited t .-,
THE ARABIAN NIGHTS' TABLEAUX.
Fifty In nnmber. being tbe very flneat and most1
beauillul.paluilDga evtr uhlblied In this country, j
illustrated by an able lecture.
The Jintertaloment win conclude each erenlac bra '.
GRAND FR BhNTATION "
oir ...... .t
ONB HUNDRED
Va LlJABt-E UIrTS ' .1
TO THE AUDItCtNCR.
The Cblckering Grand a- d Square piano nsel npon 1
this occasiun is from Gould's Mualo Btore, Unesnot, ,
street. 13 J
TICK ETS !.. FIFTY CfcNTS
RKbEKViD BKATf ..(K VENT T-FIVE CENTS
IV an ne. uiea six umym maavanoe.i A r
Ticket Box Olllce open from 0 A. M. to 5 P. M.
If ATI. BE. t V--
GRAND ARABIAN NIGHTS' MATrNKR. . .
For tbeacconjnioda.lon or famillts and persons at a
distance, . . ,, m, . ' (
Commenc ng at 2 u'oloclr, ' '
TTCK'TB .. FIFFy CENTS
CHILDREN TWKNl V-FIVB CKNT9
UABHHA1 L A LU...... .......fttUr Klf7i'iOJ .
GKOHOK GO DON .. DIHlflCTOU 1
MISS STJB AN G ALTON'S CHESNUT 8IREET .
THEA.1BE. 1
Fifth and Laat Wek of the 1 " c '
BUB AN GAL'lON OOMIO UHB.RA COMPANY. , J
b(,duth (Mondavi KVH.NINU March L
flrat ositormanoe In America of ofTenbaoh'e . - i -
KoBJNhON i RtBOE. t
with new and spieidld scenery, painted by Charlesv
Bergerau m-L
HTiTIr BURLESQUE COMPANY. .
frnm Crosby's Opera Houne, Chicago.
Beau can be secured six days In advance, at.,
1 ?ifmolei'. No. 26 Chesnnt st . and at the Taeaue,
llun,p Commencing MONDAY. Marcus. .... .
lor one wsew poiv.
GRKAT DKAWA TIO COMPANY,
IN BKMiATlONALDaAMAa. , '
MONDAY, March IS, . , ,
BESS' BCKLEBClUE COMPANY.
LUMBER.
lOOC bPKUCB JOIST
HEMLOCK.
HAM LOCK. ,.
1869.
lOOCk BEABONED CLEAR PINH.
lOUU bK Abuts ED CLEAH PI HE.
W t. . raws a, U ai 1 r a. L'
1869.
KKD CEUaR.
ino FLORIDA FLOORING. 1 QtiQ
lOOU FLOKiDA FLoOKlJSU, ' lOOt
CAMOLIJNA FLOOKJMQ, , . . .,
V1HUIN1A FLOOKlrnO.
DELAWAKE FLOOtUNO. . j . i
ASH FLOORINO.
, WALMUT FLOOKLWG. ' ! (
FLOiiJ DA bTEP ilOAJaDS.
RAIL PLANK. .
ICftQ WALNUT BD8 AND PLANE. 1 QOQ
1CUU WA-LNUT HW.il) PLaK. lOUt,
WaIJSUT HOaRDti.
walnut i lank.
1 CC'Ci " UNDERTAKERS LUMBER. 1 Qfift 1
1001 VMiAitTAEEh,tl' LUMBER. lOUlf
RED CeDAR. - - '
WALNUT AND PINE
i i a i.i i i i .i -t
lO A PFABCNKD POPLAR. 1 QCQ
lOti If SEASONED CHEiUtY. , XOD7
WHITE OAS PLANK AND BOARDS.
HICKORY. .
ICfcO CIOAR rOX MAEERtJ' TOflQ,
' fcl'ANJcli CEDAri UOX bOAKDti, ,,, , v .,
FOR r-ALE IAJW. ' 1
1 C JO CAROLINA bOANTLHIO. T Q(Ci ''
lOUll - CA ROLiN A H. T. bll-Ui, lOOU :
WuKWiY ft 'A NT LI NO.
1809
CKlJAH (iHINHLKS, . 1Q(n
(JVriilishlllNUU.H. XOOtJ
MAULE, BIIOTHF.R A CO-
No. aUAj bOUTH bueet.
1U
COTION BAIL HVCK AND CASVA3, OF "
.11 sunibm and brands, Tent, wuln, anA
Wasou-Cover Duck. . .
U a mf .uui.viuirio ji i r r xwba. vnini
thirty iuenes to.vnty-six lnchei wide, Pauiib,R
laittWoiSnaaeL etc. JOHN W. JVr B MAN,