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TJ1K DAILY KVKNING TK LK ( "i 11 AVI b PHIL A D E L Pi L A, MONDAY, NOVE.UBtttt 2.),
news BUBEsgAivg.
HIT Affairs.
Rev. Isaac 8. Hartley entered upon his du
ties an iii(tor of the Second Reformed Church,
on Seventh street, nbove Brown, yesterday.
Jacob Snyder has been arrested for etoaliiii?
coal from the earn ot the l'hihuU'lphia and
Heading Kailroad Company, and has been held
try Alderman llclna to answer.
A man by the name of Bo'jus was found
dead yesterday forenoon at No. 708 Lloyd street.
The canse of 'death was ascertained to be heart
dieeivpc.
Allan Trout, rcudins at Harrisburp, died at
the PennsylvanlattHospitil, on Saturday, from
having a leg cut off on the Pennsylvania Kail
road last week. The Coroner held nn inquest.
Thomas Cochran, residing in Hoimcsburg,
was badly beaten on Saturday by a gang of men
ftt Seventh and liedford streets. JIc was taUcu
to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
James -McCiirtv had an arm fractured, on
Saturday, at the Baldwin Locomotive Works,
Ihoiid and Hamilton streeU. lie was taken to
his home, No. 1713 Wood street.
A man named Charles Hrown slipped and
fell upon the sidewalk, at Fourth and Green
streets, on Saturday night, and was badly In
jured about the head.
About half-past seven o'clock last evening,
Peter Malone, aged twenty-three years, was run
over by a Third street passenger car, at Third
and Poplar streets. J Us arm was broken, and ho
was Injured Internally. He was taken to the
Episcopal Hospital.
The K. W. (Jrand Lodge of Pennsylvania, A.
Y. M., will meet at the Masonic Hall on
Wednesday morning. Tbc annual election of
grand olllcers will tke place then. Tbey w ill
be Installed on St. John's Day, December 27,
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Yesterday forenoon a man named McCaffrey
entered the liquor store of William Begley, at
the corner of Christian and Fallon streets, and
abused a young man in attendance. He was re
quested to leave, which he refused to do; where
upon he was put out. He soon returned, and was
again put out, with some ditliculty, after he had
assaulted Mr. Begley ami tore UU coat. Alder
man Collins committed him to prison.
The Jubilee, or time of reconciliation and
repentance, to be observed in each of the Catho
lic churches throughout the world, at any con
venient time during the sitting of the (Ecume
nical Council at Home, commenced to-day at St.
Philip de Neri Church, Queen street, and will
continue for three days. The Council, it is sup
posed, may be in sessiongfor a year, and by the
termination of Its business the exercises of tlie
Jubilee will have been performed in every
latuoiic cuurcn in me worm.
Yesterday afternoon, Mayor Fox delivered
an address before the Bethany Colored Mission
Sunday School, in Brandywiue street, near Six
teenth. A large number of persons were in
attendance. The schools are composed of liSO
scholars, wlio are instructed ny winte teacuers.
The building, a neat brick structure, cost
$10,000. A large library has been provided for
the use of the pupils, embracing reading matter
Suited to young and old. The Mayor referred
to the good which he had received while a pupil
In 'the" Sunday school. The impressions then
made had remained with him up to the present
: time, and it was with pleasure he allowed his
Vtboughts to revert to that period of life. He
' considered the Sunday school an instrument of
much good, and said ihat but few. if any, of the
many young people brought before him charged
with crime had attended Sunday school. In
concluding, he expressed his pleasure at being
present. An address was also made by Henry
A. Bower.
' As Francis Kuhn, of the Schuylkill Harbor
Police, being relieved from duty," was on his
wnv lunrx. in citizen's clothes carlv vestcrilav
morning, he was met on New Market street,
above Willow, by three men, who asked him the
time. Before he could reply one of them struck
him nudcr the chin and tripped him up. They
then beat hiin and rilled his pockets.of a watch
and other articles. While struggling ho suc
ceeded in drawing his pistol and shooting one of
his assailants through the right arm below the
elbow. A woman from a house opposite scream
ing murder, the robbers tied, and olllcers hasten
ing to the ground, and not recognizing Oiliccr
Kuhn, they arrested, him. While walking with
the olllcers, n man, named Thomas Carr. came
up and asked what was the matter. Olllcer
Knhn recognized him as one of his assailants,
and he was taken Into custody. The mau who
was shot, James Grilllii, aged tweutv-nino years,
was alto arrested, and taken to the Pennsylvania
Ilospital. Officer Kuhn was, upon being" recog
nized, released; he is injured about the head.
The prisoner Carr will have a hearing at 1
o'clock to-day at the Central Station.
Domestic Attaint.
Gold eloscd on Saturday at 124.
Another murder in a saloon occurred in
New York on Sunday.
The Second National Bunk of Cleveland, i
is said, will lose largely by its suiciding cashier's
defalcation.
The Government sales of gold and purchases
. of bonds nre to be continued without change
during December.
A powder mill exploded near San Francisco,
on Friday night, killing two men and wounding
several others.
General James L. Kiernan, recently consul
to Chin-kiang, China, died in Now York on Sa
turday, aged thirty-two years. ,
Governor McDougall says the Winnipeg agi
tation will died out on proper explanations being
made to the half-breeds.
- A girl of sixteen at Portland, Me., drugged
her mistress, stole some valuable property, uud
subsequently attempted suicide.
Great destitution exists In the interior of
Cuba. The bodies of eight persons, who had
died of starvation, were recently found in one
hut.
Pi-ps!iliit. Grant,, it is renortcd. Plntm! ro.
cently to Governor Walker that he saw no good
reason why Virginia should be kept out of the
Union.
A young man named Bennett was murdered
at Kichboro , Bucks county, the other day, by
one May, who was promptly arrested and placed
in Doylestown jail.
Mr. Delamater, builder of the Spanish gun
boats, has filed a claim to them as his own pro
. perty. As yet the Spanish Government has
made no,niove in the mutter.
f-H is paid that the Spanish, fleet, re0Ftel
as On its Way to New ork, is to Coiuo to
Philadelphia, the ciock in tuo ionuer city not
being largo enough to receive one of the vessel.
A terrible uitray, arising out of some
outrage by regulators, took "place in Somer
set, Pulaski county. Ky., on Frid;;,y night, by
which three men were iustar,;iy killed und one
mortally wounded.
A r'Il"uier 111 Johnson county, Ark., was
W upon one day, la-.t wock by three hands,
"tinned with knives, in a cotton field. He
drew his knife and succeeded In disposing
of all three, but not until he had received
twenty wounds.
Juy Gould and O'Dohcrty resign the
receivership of tho Atlantic and Great Western
1 llnllroad from Jauuary 1 next, on certain con
ditions. Judge Kcubeu Hitchcock, of Paiues
ville, Ohio, has been appoiuted, and so, for
the present, ends proceedings in the Akron suit.
Fort tan Affairs).
AHout 30,000 volunteers In all have left Spain
for Cuba.
The Havana J)imio denies the statement
that a Spauish I'.eet is coming to New York.
December b hns been llxed for the meeting
of the members of the (Ecumenical Council.
Denmark has postponed the ratilleatlon of
the sale of St. Thomas to ua lor six mouths.
Fenian demonstrations occurred in several
parts of Ireland ou Saturday, souio of them of a
Tiouius character.
A vote of censure on the Government for Its
arbitrary use of power, brought forward lu the
. . . .,... . . 1 . t .It...-
"fcipauiHii ivories ou caiaruay, was ucgauveu vy
large majority.
Advices regarding the difficulty between the
Sultan and the Khe dive of Kgypt are conflicting.
On the one hand it is asserted Ihatacomnroinlse
will bo arrived at, on the other that the Sublime
Porte has forwarded its ultimatum, and that
" nrVb war vetttls are in rcadmees to sail for
.VUJtajudruw
iiJrncral HoIoh,
There Is an old man worth fso.OOO working a', day
wages in Mrrldun.
There are only ten stockholders In the Wbltlns
Tille Hunk, Mass.
The Metropolitan Horse Kailroad of Boston has
forty-live miles of tracks.
Only twelve naval olllcers of the War of 181 arO
left on the nnval register.
Ten candidates for the Mayoralty are talked of
In Boston, although onlyno Is to be elected.
St. Lou Is sends down the Mississippi twice the
amount of produce than she did berore the war.
LaDRiiifiOiinr, New York, has a bread machine
that makes three thousand loaves of bread per hour.
A flfty-sevcn-ycar-old farmer In New Hampshire
owns a large orchard, but have never tasted a raw
apple.
The Rochester savings banks have resolved to
distribute Rome fifty thousand dollars surplus among
the depositors.
The California Immigrant Union offers one hun
dred dollars for the best pamphlet on tlie advantages
of California.
An indignant San Franciscan captured the city
grave-digger and hauled him up before the court as
a resurrectionist.
A California Chinaman mado all his arrange
ments to Bell his wife for debt, when she lef iiiltod
by killing herself
Kx-President Johnson has no Intention of re
tiring to private life yet, but has taken rooms for the
winter at a W ashington hotel. Is he watching .for
Rrownlow's death V
C A man named Smiler has confessed the murder
of a young woman In Virginia, "' tho Kround that
he wnsn't her suitor himself, but feared that his
brother-in-law might be.
A Huntington, Connecticut, woman has eaten a
bushel of roasted oysters on a wager of tun dollars
against two weeks' board.
A Canterbury, Connecticut, man was buried
the other day In a suit of clothes which ho bought
when a young man, more than llfty years since.
Boston has had a four dial clock placed on Christ
Church, to takejthe place of the one destroyed in the
Hanover Street church tower during the September
gale.
Woonsockct. Rhode Island, fines any person
twenty dollars who shall stand upon any walk, or in
any doorway, to the obstruction uud hindrance of
passers-by.
Here is the wav live Yankees settle In the West:
A man recently arrived in a town in Minnesota,
bought a lot. built a house, and set up housekeep
ing within the space of forty-eight hours, and hud
a son nnd lic!r boru to him before the first meal was
eaten in the house.
The servants of a French Countess wore so ex
cited and busy, recently, on tlie occasion of the death
of their mistress, that they forgot to feed the hounds,
and soon afterwards one of the domestics having en
tered the kennel was set upon, torn to pieces, and
cutea by the hungry beasts.
An oil spring hus been discovered in Wyoming
Territory, about live miles north of Aspen station,
on the 1'nion Pacific Railroad, and a well has been
bored to the depth of one hundred feet. Three
small leaders of oil have already been s.ruek, and
the indications are very favorable for a rich vein.
The crew of a Toledo scow declare that the
frhost of the murdered captain of the craft appeared
during the late dangerous storm on the lake, took a
hand at the pumps, and saved his old vessel from
foundering. The crew have deserted in terror at
the thought of having been saved from death by a
ghost.
An Indiana correspondent deserves a niche In
the temple ol Fume by the side of the "Great Ame
rican Condenser." In speaklmrof a recent lynching,
he says: "We arrived on the ground at t o'clock in
the morning, ami found billy Mark hanging to the
limb of a iiwli tree. At U o'clock we cut him
down !"
A young man who had come into possession of a
large property by the death or his brother, was
asked how he was getting along. "Ohl'' said he,
"I am having a dreadful tune ; what, with getting out
letters of administration, tuid attending a probate
court, ami settling claims, 1 sometimes wish he
hadn't died.-'
Some of the sheriffs and the officers of the S.in
(,uc!itln Trlson, in California, ro quarreling over
the queues of the Chinese prisoners. Ity a rule of
the prison every convict must have his hair closely
cropped, and the shei ills did tlie job before sending
the Chinamen to jail, pocketing the queues. The
prison olllcers claim the hair us their own perquisite.
In the Louisiana Miprcme Court last, week three
cases were called in succession those of the State
against Garibaldi, Oivitil, ami Maz.lni ami when
every one was expecting to hear Victor Knianuel,
Louis Napoleon, or Victor Hugo called to answer in
court for his crimes, the clerk fell back on the
State of Louisiana vs. Johnny Snapper.
The following explanation is given of the appli
cation of the term "Vallde" to one of the Turkish
Sultanas: "The wife who Hist, gives birth to a son Is
proclaimed Grand Sultana, or Azachl Suit ma, and
is solemnly crowned with a smull gold diadem, en
riched with precious stones. If the prince thus born
ascends the throne, then his mother takes the title
of Sultana Vallde."
Although the proposed tunnel under the Severn
river will be only three-quarters of a niilo long, iu
construction would shorten the railway distance
from London to tlie south Wale, district by almost
eighteen miles, will save half an hour ou everv ex
press train, three-quarters of an hour on ordinary
trains, nnd will reduce the cost of bringing coal to
jonoou oy more man a sinning a ion.
Mr. Bockwood, the photographer, reeeutlv "in
terviewed " Thurlow Weed while riding in a street
car. According to the former, Mr. Weed thus al
luded to Mr. Greeley : "Mr. Greeley is a man of
great ability, out ne is wearing muiBcir out with in
cessant hard work, lie knows enough to rest when
he is tired, but he don't know how to take recrea
tion, ire has never formed the habit of it. Heurv
Ward Beecher, now, not only rests but takes recrea
tion, lie win at tunes nolle like a child."
WINES.
i H E R MAJESTY?
tJMArarfiUNii. :
iW m rA t m m wa
DU Iff TO II & I.TJSS02,
I 215 SOUTH FRONT STREET.
a .
rpHE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE IS
X solicited to the following .very Choice Wines, UJ., (or
DUNTON A LIT8SON,
IU SOUTH FUiONT STREET.
CHAMFAONES. Aenta for her Majestf, Dna da
Montobello, Unrta Hloue, (Jarl Klnnche, and Chariot
Carre's (J rand Vin Eugenie, and Vin Imperial, M. Kl.xr
nmn A Co., of Uayeaue, biiarkliog Moselle and KliLNH
M A KFIHA8. Old Island. Sooth Kids Rodnrrn.
BUKRR1K8. F. Rudolphs, Amontillado, Topai, Val
lotte, Vale and Uoldenliar, Crown, etu.
PORTS - Vinho Velho Real, Valletta, and Grown.
CLARKTB Promia Aine A Oio., MonUerrand and Bor
deaux, Claret and Hautame Wine.
lilN. "Meder Swan."
l.RANDlKh. Hennessey, OUrd, Dapoy A Oa's rkrioai
Vintages. 4 (
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A R S T A I It 8
MoOALL,
Not. m WALNUT and SI GRAN ITU Street
Importers of
SHANDIES, WINICS, GIN, OLIVB OIL, ETC.,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
i- or th tale of
PURE OLD BYE. WHEAT, AND BOURBON WHI8.
KiKtj. iawapi
CAKSTAIRS' OLIVE OII-AN INVOICE
of the above for sal. 0 ARRTA,R8 , MflCJ
28 3p? Nos. 136 WALNUT and 21 GRANITE KU.
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R R 1 C K & S
O N S
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
No. 430 WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM WRIGHT'S DATENT VARIABLE
CUT-OFF STEAM ENGINE,
Regulated by the Governor.
MERRICK'S SAFETY HOISTING MACHINE,
Patented June, 18C&
DAVID JOY'S
PATENT VALVELESS STEAM HAMMER
D W WT5STON8
PATKNT SELF-CENTRING, SELF-BALANCING
CENTRIFUGAL SUUAR.DRA1NINU MACHINE.
RO EXTRACTOR.
For Cotton or Woollen Manufacturers. 1 10 mwr
i vauohw mKUhicx. whxiam b. fKamcK.
jntw oops.
yy ike u a u h,
FOIt STOllE FRONTS, ABYLUMS, FAC
TORIES, ETC.
Patent Wire Ralilnft, Iroa Bedsteadu, Ornament
Wire Work, rapcr-mukern' Wires, and every varlctj
of Wire Work, maiiuraotured by
M. WALKER ft SONS,
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t Sfrawt
No. 11 N. HlXTUStreeu
f ILLIAM ANDERSON & CO., DEALERS
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
lor addiHimal Marin AVum r Pint f'we.
ALA! ANAO FOR PHILADKLP1IIA-TUI8 DAY.
Bun Risks 7.131 Moon Kwrs. IPM
HUM I SitTS......... ........ 4 S4 lima Watku. i li
PHILADKLPHIA BOARD OFTRAUkT
JAMFH DnTOHUlTY, )
bAMOKI, K. HTOKF.H, S C'OMMITTEK OP TUB MOMllt.
JobkI'H O. Uimiui, )
eoMMiTTfnt ok ahhitraiions.
J. O. .Tamss, Ofiorge L. Buiitiy, K. A. Rondor,
William w. Paul. lhos. LMlilleapin.
IMOVKaiKNT OK OCFAN HTKA.USHIPH.
FOR AM F.RK) A. .
Smldt .. . -frT. . . .Hrom.-a New York Not.
Columbia OUiikow Now Vork No.
Kama, in Liverpool New Vork Nov.
Heimark Liverpool New York Nov.
N. American. ...Liverpool ....Portland Nov.
J'ur"l' GlnaKow Now York Nov.
Scotia Liverpool New Vork Nov.
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O. of Antwerp. .Liverpool.
Holaatia. Havre....
Atalanta ..London .
...Now York, via Iol!!nov
...Now York Nov.
..Now Vork Nov.
Oltyof N. York .. New York .... I .ivorpool
Sileoia New York. ...Mambnnr
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Minnoeota. New York.... Llvarnoni
New York. ...Livernonl.. .
oi'PO New York.. ..Liverpool...
nion .....Now York. ...Bremnn
l"o.
U. of Bniiwols... New York.. ..Liverpool Deo.
City ot Paris ... .New York . ...Liverpool I o.
1 1 , V- Jr..'ivonK)oi, via liai...ieo.
of Brooklyn. .New York. ...Livnrpnnl Dec.
WAf l'WIHK, DOMKKTIO, KTO.
A0.- IV,,,1",,I New Orleans Poo.
. VV. Kverman.Pliiliule Charleston Deo.
onimWa New York. ...Havana Deo.
oes.. New York. ...New Orleans Deo.
onnwnnda Philnda Savannan Deo.
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Mails nre forward nd by evnry Htofimur in th rnlar hne
n A RiMmnni for nr fmm I l.,..ni 1 1 . .
...... .nij m.wiiuur lotn. reiriiiar line.
lbe steamers for or from Livernonl null t i.,r...o..,-
ept tlio Canadian line, whiohoall at Londondorry. i'ha
?,&?!?f?rorfron,th Oontinent oall at Soathampton.
u, CLEARED SATURDAY,
steamship Entaw. UoHm, Now York, John F. Ohl.
.(.aniHliip Norrnun. Kogcs. Ronton, 11. Winsor & Co.
.teamer H. L. t.aw, Uor, Knltimore, A. (.rovoa, Jr.
. 1 1. k otinahnn M ...... -.. . .. . . . i . .
hchr W. Wallson, huull, Norwich, ttinnickson A Co.
. V i. ,Vu"wV.llouoe8leri IO.
n'lir A. Mason. McRoha. Itnt.n .i
behr R. Law, Y ork, East Greenwich, do.
Fchr J. A. Crawford. Yonnc. lirum.nrl An
ichr J. II. Rartlett, WipKins, Bristol, do!
icbr lhos Siniiivkson. llicknrson, lioston, do.
tf ! I nillnl llain lA..a.. i
Scbr M. CnmrainiiV, Coo'rge, Uob'tissot, do!
Kchr Armenia, Oall. Uonton, do.
Kohr Lena lluntor, Perry Allyn's Point, do.
Subr Lena liuruo, Appleby, lioston, K. A. Soudet & Co.
ARRITED YESTERDAY.
SMamRhlD lanila. Kn).mn. t h.mra from NuaVnplr.
With dkIko. to John F. Ohl.
hlailicr Anthracite. Oropn. fi hnnr. (fnnKnvVnrb.
with iihIbo. to W. M. liaird A Co.
hchr Oriole. Maker. 6 dnva from Boston, with mrtua. to
Alernhon A Olond.
SibrN. H. Uoultl. Orowoll. fldnva from New York.wlth
mdso. to captain.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Stenm.hiP Kllt.-IW. Oollin. St hour, frnm Vow Vnrtr with
ID'Ipe. lo John K Ohl.
Un..M.. I.' V 1... . 1 . : 1 .1 n, i ni I . . . T7..l-
..(t.iiiic. ... ... m mii.i, i niuii i uijurs iruia new iuik,
with nuise. to W. M. l.aird A Co.
McHmer rannie. renton. Q4 linur. frnm Now York, with
nioe. to . i. r.aira a mo.
hloamor ftlonitor. .loops. 21 hours from New York.
with mdHC. to W. At. liaird A Co. i''tStt'1
Ncbr Aurora. Artin. 1 day irom I' roderioa. Del., with
grain to OhriHian A Co.
m nrAriaiine, i nomaa. l aay irom Smyrna, JJol., witn
clam to .Ian. L. Hfwlov A Co.
Schr (Jlaytiin A Lowlier, .larknon. 1 day from Smyrna,
l)ol.. with Kniin to Jas. L. liowhy A Co.
SchrOlivia, lox.l duy from Odessa, Del., with Rrain to
j as. i. uon ley a, jo.
Corrftmontlnrf of Ths Frminrj Tetrrfraph.
KASTOM A MnMAllOVS KULLETfN.
Nrw Yokk Office, Nov. 27. Nino barfica leave In tow
to-nKQi tor i.aiiimoio, ncut.
Ro.o'utp, with hov. lor Philadolplila.
Dudly Breed, with hnv, for Philadelphia.
I.uan, with raijs, for Wilmington.
V iIiih, with liuuher, for Philadelphia.
Rei'rnit and 1 nnnie Jaanr th. with lumhor. for Amhov.
BAJriMoitK BiiAKcn Office, Nov. 21. 'I be IoIIuwior
Dares it'ave in low io-ntKitt eastwam :
K..80 A nn : J. li. Arnold ; Van liuron ; M. A. Ioulinoy;
Carrie: 1 1 mil let ; St. James; I ''. K. M.tto.-non ; A. A. Cur
tis: Hoard of Trade; S. A. Tanner; Vnndorhilt; J. AV.
Rush : and N. RotiMtord. all with rnal fnr Nw York.
Pfi ll-ADEl.rniA Biiancu Office, Nov. 2'.i. The barges
'. I'u re. i.oioruno. i.iiuan. u. u. JMutluon. S itu ami
Hake, Yuufcbn, Wi.ruineton. and Voabui-Rh, loft for New
l ma, nun coal, oaiuraay niRnt. 1. a. u.
MEMORANDA.
Shin Almira, Crofs, iionuo iur .utwerp, was spoken 8tU
inci. iai. r, lonpr.
Mon John Hnrlonr, f'liapman, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Liverpool loth inst.
Mnp bnuuUri'on, l.ai.sen, from London for Philadelphia,
put into Plymouth 2oth iost.. leaky.
Ship AtivvHima. Christian, lor Philadolphia, sailod from
Liverpool ltith inst.
Shin Proirrens, Kimina, for Pbilcdelphia, Eailed from
i.raveseua uia inst.
Mil,. I uuiuaa lluiward, Strickland, from Now Orleans
lor tiavre. was towco to sea 4tn inst.
Steamship Saxon. Searn. hence, at Postcn 2th init.
Steunii'hip Ccn. Meade. SampHon, Jor Philadelphia.
Bailed from New OrleaDR'iTth inst.
1'hrriue John "Willii.noou, Robertson, for Philadelphia,
Railfd in m Liverpool llilh inst.
I.nrgiie In nk Lnvoll, Uann, lor Philudolphia, cleired at
Rotterdam rj n met.
Haniue J. L. W ickwire, Wiley, frnm GlaSROw for Phila
delphia, palled irom i.reenoeit loin inst.
llai(uo Kuat l.miond, llaiUio. hnco. at Liverpool lrith
mat., ana eniereu f.ui next tiay lor rsaitimoro.
barque (irillin, Artniti'n, hunce, at Liverpool lath
ir't. via QiiernMnvn.
Barque Abbie Thomas, Robbins, hence, ut Antwe'P luth
instant.
Haniuo UolTnuns, Wullis, hence for Ktettiu.passoil Deal
IHtb inst.
Bariiua Queon rictoti, Lenders, lionce, at Dublin Mth
inatact.
lanue Louiea, Dehly, cleared at New York 26th inst.
for Havro. via I'niianoioma.
l)ri G. F. Geery, Conklin, for Philadelphia, was loading
at Charleston 2ath inst.
Bciivh K. M. I ufrker, i aPKPr, ann it. f.nllwinklo, France,
tor I'hiiiideinnia. crearoa m acvt Yors '27t i inst.
Sehrs Cohatsot, GilibH, and Helen, Perry, at New York
2t)th inst. from New lloillord.
Selira Kliaa Runyon. Cttmiibell. from Hartford, and R.
liradley. Mullipan, from New llaveu, both Philadolphia,
at New York 2iith inst.
Kchr Alice O. Grace, from Philadelphia for Satem, went
ashore near Kdirnrtown on the 2oth iiibt., and will have to
no (llnCliarea neioro cniiiuif.' on.
I'rhr Alired Keene, Snnw, houco, at Portsmouth, N. H..
t i.u : '
Schr I'". O. Willard, Parsons, from Portland for Phila
delphia, at Baiera i.nii insr.
Kchru Alice Ida. Mears; Wm. M. Phillips, Somersj nnd
Y m, m. v. neon, mown, tor i-nuaueiprua, sailed from Pro
viili.twA fitli inat.
Kchr Thomas Rordon, Writhinffton, for Philadolphia,
BSlleu iroui rail ivivhi bhu iur.ii.
Kelir R. S' Dean, Cook, sailod from Tannton 21th inst.
for Philadelphia, anil wout into ixowport.
Sehrs MoininK Lirht, Ireland, and J. W. Everman,
Out ten. hence, at Richnioud '-."nil inst.
Schr f.ottio, Taylor, lor Philadelphia, cleared at Boston
2ath insr,
hchrs Wm. II . Pcnnif, Iake. and M. R. Carlisle, Potter,
llf nCO, ai i nivHi. imr .oiu jiim..
Schr K, it D. Kelh-y, Kalley, for Philiiaelphia, si ilod
irolU t'TOV'ltU'liet -01 11 HIST.
REMOVAL.
L.
J. H. MiCHENER & CD.,
CUKERS OF TIIK
CELEBRATED
"Excelsior" Sugar-Cured Hams,
Tongues and Beef,
Have Removed to their
NEW STORD,
Nos. 122 and 124 ARCH STREET,
11 loimrp
rillLADELPniA.
FIRE ANU BURQLAR PROOF 8AFE
J. WATSON & SON,
Of ths laW Una of EVANS A WATSON, J
FIKE AND BURGL AR-rROOF
SAFE STORE,
NO. 63 SOUTH FOURTH" STREET,
g 31 A few doors above O hssnot St., P hllads
HATS AND OAP8.
wnr WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI-
JUcSlated and easy-fitting Dress Hats (patented), in all
the improved fasnions oi ms
oaxt door to the Post OHioe.
OUKljJXUT Street.
liuiru
PAPER MANQINQ8.
T OOK I LOOK 1 1 LOOK 1 ! I WALL PAPERS
j and Linen Window (.hades Manufactured, ths
cheapest In the city, at JOHNSTON' Depot, No. ltW8
hKINI, t-Altl'r.v ii.re9i iieion Aievenui. oriwiuu, no.
Bin r alir-aai. oiroiw usjauiiu, cos uniwr, uv
rM , t V f'T ATF. ViVTTT, WOTIKS .1. B
INSURANCE.
i.-xc;oieioKA'ri:B iwas.
OllTICIiJ of tiih:
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, NOVEM3EU 10, 1309.
The following statcmont of th affairs ot tb Company
ts rnMishcd in conformity with a provision of tha oharter
Premiums received from November I, lb-jg, te October 31,
1W9.
On Marine and Inland Risks....
Un l ire Kii-ks
.. iiil.injo'Jid
1,1U5,7UP9
Premiums on Policies not marked
otl November i, isoa
4'V).6Sl()a
l,6H..:tlo 31
Premiums marked off as named from No
vember 1, iHf, to wotoiicr jii. iw:
fin Marine anil Inland Kl.Ks "'.'I4.VIK--I
On Hi t Risks le',l,M ',0
$1,C63,B46'99
Intcrent during the ssnie period
fcalvanes, etc
115,027-65
l,l7S,(7a'M
Losres, Fxpenees, etc., dnring the rear as
above:
Marine ana miana ivi-
gation Losses $418,t()'m
Fire lmn W.'lUxl
lteturn Tremiums 4V tMo'10
Reinsurances 4lHi77'M
Agency Charges, Advertising,
Printing, etc otv'lo
Taxes United States, Ktate, and
Municlpsl faxes 62.SW.H
Kxpenses Ul,Ki'Utl
7,3M'01
$4.M,tilM':i
ASSKTS OK THK COM PAN 7
November 1, lWif.
I'nitod Btntes l'lve Por Cent 1oan :
$?U0,H)
ten-forties 8216,000'00
United Htiites Kix Per Dent. Loan
(lawful money) 107,750'00
United States Six Per Cent. Loan,
1W1 60,000 00
State of Penisylvauia Six Per Cent.
lxian SIS.SMflO
City of Philadelphia Six Per Cent.
Ioan (exempt from tax) 200,925'M)
State of Now Jersey Six Per Cent.
Loan 102,000 '00
Pennsylvania liiiilread 1'irst Mort
gage Six Per (lent. Honils 19,450 00
Peon, ylvunia Kailroad Second Mort
100,000
60,000
200,000
200.CC0
100,000
20,000
25,000
25,000
30,000
7,000
12,500
6,000
10,000
240,900
gage Six Per Cent, lionds SCtiESt)
II' 1 1 I - . . i . 1
i viiui.iiiim ivauroaa
Mortgage Six Per Cent, bonds
(Pennsylvania Railroad guarantee) 20,000V
Stato ol Tennessee Jb'ive Per Cent.
Loan..... Ij.OOO'OO
Stato of lonuossce Six Por Cent.
Loan 4,270'00
Pennfylvania Kailroad Company, 250
shares stock l l.OOO'OO
ixinu x-eniiHyivania Kailroad Uom-
p.'iny, IIKI shares stoek 3,900 00
ir uimuuijHiia anu rtoiunem ataii
t-toimishii) Company. feO shares
, stock 7,500'00
L.nns on Kund and Mortgage, first
lions on City Properties S-ht,!aJ0D0
tl.Sol.OfO Tar. Market valuo, $l,2ii,270 00
Cost, $1,215,1 17.
Val 17.lnl.. n.. ...-..-...
....... '.nuu K1,IUU OU
liills Kocoivable for Insurances
'""'o 323,700-75
xninoces uuo at. Affcneies rro
niir.ms on Marine Policies, Ac
crued Interent and other debts
duo to tho Company 63,097'P5
.-.lock, scrip, eio., ot sunsi-y cor
porations. tt-IU'li. I'.-.liniiilriil
valuo...... 2,710'X1
aMiin Hank $lti8,:lh'HH
Cash iu Drawer h:" M
1(19,211-14
$1,852,100 04
PnnADELrniA. November 10. IMS).
Tho For.rd of Directors have this day doclarod a CASH
DIVIDKND of 'J'KN PKR CKNT, on the CAPITAL
STOCK, and SIX PI- U CENT, interest on the SCRIP of
the Company, puyablo on and after the 1st of December
proximo, free of Naticnal and State taxes.
Thev have also declared a KOItIP ntvinrrvn
THIIiTY-HVK PJCR CKNT. on tlin K.kNICII pup.
M1DMH lor tho yeur ending October SI. H"iM, certillcutes
on anil alter the let of Decomber proximo, free of Nutionul
and btute taxes.
.11 llltl.n W. 11 IkKliri l Ihunurliaa anhl n. n . h.. ...
'I liey have ordpred. also, that the Scrip Cortificatos of
Pioliis ot the .Company, for the year ending October 31,
1K.6, be redeemed in Cash, at tho olHeo nf ihn !, mil)., nv.
, iiit i mi, hi uvi-fuii'vr proximo, an internal tiieroon
to cease on that day. By a provision of the Charter all
CerliiicnteB of Scrip not presented for redemption within
nvu jrais uner puuue noncn uim iney win no roiiocmod,
sliall be forfeited and cancelled ou ibo books of the Com
pany.
No certificate of profit!! issued under SP25. Tlv thn act of
incnntoratH'ti, "no cortiticato shuilistuo unlossclaiiu-jd
wituin two years inter uio declaration of the dividend
wiicrcui it is oviucuco.
DIRIX'TORS.
Tbomss O. Hand,
Jolin C. Davis,
Kdmund A. bouder,
1'bvophiliis Paulding,
,lanies 'I raquair,
Henry Sloan,
Henry O. Pullet t, Jr.,
Inmes O. Hand,
'W illiam (). Ludwig,
Joseph II. Seal,
Hugh Craig,
Jobu D. Taylor,
Ceorge W. Bnmadon,
W iliiULuC. HouBton,
Hanrnel E. Stokes,
William O. Jloulton,
I''dward Darlington.
H. Jones Brooke,
Edward lufourcado,
lacol) Hiege),
Jacob P. Jones,
James B. M'tarland,
Joshua P. lCvre,
ripencor M'llvain,
J. B. hemple, Pitttburg,
A. B. Borger, '
l. T. Morgan, "
TUOMAS C. BAND, President.
JOHN O. DAVIS. Vice President
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary. 11131m
1QOO CHARTER PERPETUAL.
AJfat
FrasVlia Fire I
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office, Nos. 435 and 437 CHESNUT St.
Assets Jan. I('69f$2,677l372,l3
CAPITAL
400,eOOMO
ACCIU KII Bt'llI'Ll'S...
PItEMIUilS
UXSETTLKn CLAIMS,"
l,0N3,B!t.T0
1,1B3,843'-13
INCOMB FOR 1S89,
JOU,lMJU.
tees paid since 1
vii,.l and Temnorarv Policies on Liberal Terma.
n.v.. .... .niiv nlF.n iKauoa Policies on Konts oflBnildiniys
Of all kinlUxurouna items, auu luuriKiHivs.
DIRECTORS.
AlfredO. Baker, . Altred RUer,
Samuel Grant. J Thomas bparks,
George W. Richard 'lliam b. Urant,
Isaao Lea, I 1 homas 8. Ellis,
-nrralsL Gustavus 8. Benson.
UeorgS". ALFRED O. UAKEH. Prmudont.
tlKOKGE FALK3, ViOO-President
T k R W MoALLlS TER, becreUry.
l'UEODORK H. REUER. Assistant Secretary. 8 9
o
FFICE OF THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NORTH. AUHUiUA, no. scu naiiaui Btreet,
m.:il.l..l,i-i
Charter Perpetual.
inoorporainu
Capital. eSOO.000.
Assets ...... v v.vi- vi; k vi-. v,-,;vf S?5Pw
OVER 830.000.000 LOSSES PAID B1NCK ITS ORGAN.
Emjccionf; .
Arthur O. OofBn,
bamuel W. Jones,
John A. Brown,
Charles Taylor,
Ambrose whits,
W illiam Welsh,
B. Morris Wain,
rrancis rcuops,
Edward It. TrottST,
Edward S. Clarke,
T. Charlton Henry,
Alfred D. Jessup,
John P. Whit.
Louis O. Madeira,
Charles W, UualuiiAa.
Jono jnaauu,
Guoncs L. Jlrrison, ' .
AKTHUB uuvrjN. freeldent
CHARLES PLA'TT, Vios-Preaideot
uiwmtii Mikih. Secretary.
Cttas. U. Rkkvbb. Asst. Secretary. Big
STRICT L Y MUTUAL.
Provident Life and Trust Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE. No. Ill . FOURTH STREET.
Organized to promote LIFE INSURANCE among
onnd risks of any clans accepted.
Policies iasued on approved plana, at the lowest
rttU;8' PreHlrtPUt, SAMUEL R. SHIPLEY.
viea.Prftsldent. WTIXIAM C. LONl-STKETTI.
Aftiwry, ROWLAND PAItltY.
T 'iviEtaeH offered lj tliia Cuniracy "
1 - 1 OT
1W1mU
INSURANCE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
H0RTH AMERICA.
of I'liirn iLr.riii.v,
(MAP.WI,),
ICORl'OIlATi:!) 1901.
Cnplfal 9.00,000
Axet9 July 1, 1 H(1, $4,.-(03,4'J'10
This Company la now prcpnrctl to Issue Certificates
of Insurance, payable In London, at tho Coautlng
Bouse of Messrs. BROWN, SHirLEY A CO.
CIIAItIS PLATT,
111 nut U2 31rp VICE-PRESIDENr.
A S B U K. Y
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
.Xo.SO.'. HKOA1MVAY, corner of
l.leTentli Slrcct, 3iew Vork.
CASH CAPITAL $150,000
gl-tt.OM) deposited with the State of New York as security
tor policy noiunrs.
I.KMUKL BAfitiS, President.
GtORGK K.I.I.IOTT, Vice Presidont and Recrotry.
KMUKY McCLlNTDOK, Actuary.
A. K. M. PUHUY, M. 1., Medical Kxuiuinor.
PntTJltrtpnti ifflt-iii-vrra
Thomas T. Tasker,;John M. Maris, ' :J. B. Linpinoott.
i I 7 il- i 1 "liiiam iiivino, James long.
. ; V, o. morns wain, Mames lluolur.
arinur v.. onin, uonn a. ftloUreary. K. 11. Worne.
Organized April, IHiid. 875 Policies issued tirst six
ncnthr.;oTer20nu in the twelve months following.
A II forms of Policies iw-nod on inoi,t favorable terms.
Special advantages oflerod to Clergymen. ,
A lsw good agents wanted in city or country. Apply t
JAMKSM. U.I.IMOKK,
Manager for Pennsylvania and Delaware.
Office, No. 30-J WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
SAML KL POWKK8. Special Agent. 4 168
J N 8 U K E AT HOME,
IN TUB
Ponn Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY.
NO. 921 CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
A8ETH, 83,000,000.
tnAKTEKED BY OUK OWN STATE.
01ANAUED BY OUR OWN CIT1ZE.N
LOSSES PUOI-IPTLY PAID.
OLltlES ISSUED ON YAIIIOU4 PIJIIIS.
Applications may be made at the Homo otQce, and
at tee Agencies Uirougtiout the State. 2 18
JAITIEH TKAttlTAIlt PUKSIDENT
WAiliUEIi E. HTOKUS VIOE PKKSIDKNT
JOHN XV. 1IOHNOU A. V. V. and AOTUAUY
HOKATIO M. HTEPIIENH SKUR5CTAHT?
riMIE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY
X Ob' PHILADKLPHIA.
OUice ti. W. Corner Fol.'KTII and WALNUT Streets.
I IKK INhURANCK KXCLUiilVKiA'.
I'KKI'I'.IUAL ANJJ IKIUI POLICII.S 1SSIJFD.
Cmsk Capital $JOO,000 00
uafcii As'K'tB, juiy i, una,
ftt.1" J -r .,
DiliStCTOl'tS.
F. Eatchford Starr,
J. Livingston Erringcr,
J;mios L. CiuKhoro,
William . Boultou,
('harles Wheelor.
Thomas H. Montgomery,
Piaioro r razitr,
John M. Atwood,
Brujamin T. 'ln-Jick,
liempo H. Stuart,
John It. lirown.
tiinuos Aertnen,
This ConiKanv insures onlv first cla&s risks, takino no
speiially hazardous ribks whatever, such u lactones,
mills, etc. .,.. . . .
r . Kfliunrunn CM Aitit, rresident.
HIOMAK it. IMONTtSOMFRY, Vico-Presidont.
Aij:xakuk W. Wisikh, Secretary. aiV
OHOaNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
JL rillLADELfHlA.
INCORPORATED 1H;4 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. 224 WALN UT Street, opposite tho ) xchauge.
This Company li-surcs frnm loba or damaga by
FIKE.
on liberal terms, on buildings, morchandi. o, furniture,
etc., for limited periods, and permauuutly on buildings ty
Uej'UMI Ol 1U llllllllll-.
'I he Compuny has been in active operation for more than
BiXTY YEA UK, during which all losses have boon
promptly aujusieu ana
iinr.ui ' 1 1
John L. Hodge,
David Iewis,
BeujanMn Kiting,
Thomas It. Powers,
A. R. Mcifonry,
Edmund Castillun,
Samuel Wilcox,
Lewis (J. NnrriH.
W. ftiaiiony,
JohnT. Levis.
William S. Grant,
Robert W. Learning,
D. Clark Wharton,
Lawrence Lewis, Jr.,
tit. tin n
WUCUERICit, President.
FaMFTI. WlUfll, bccrotaTy.
PAM
INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. W9 CHESNUT Street.
INCORPORATED im. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL, SiSwO.OOO.
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
Insures against Loss or Damago by Firo either by Per
petual or Temporary Poucios.
DIRECTORS:
Charles Richardson,
William H. Jtbawn,
William M. Scyfort,
Henry Lewis,
Nathan lliiles.
Robert Pearoe,
John Kessler, Jr.,
Edward B. Orns,
Charles Stokes, -John
W. Kvennan,
Mordecai Buzby.
George A. West,
CHARLES RICHARDSON, President.
WILLIAM H. RUAWN, Vice-President.
Wn.I-IAMa 1. Blanchard. Secretary. 7 23
THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
-incorr.oraiea iod unarter rorpetnai.
No. B10 W'ALNOTStreot. opposite Indopendence Square.
This Company, favoiably known to the community for
over forty years, continues to insure against loss or dam
age by tire on Public or Private Builuings.ieither perma
nently or for o limited time. Also on furniture, Stocks
of Goods, and Merchandise generally, on liberal terms.
Their i.'apitai, togeiuer wun a targe Mirpiua Jf nnd, is
invested in tho most careful manner, which enables them
to otter to we insures an unuouuteu security in toe
of loss.
Daniel Smith. Jr..
John Deverenz,
Thomas Smith,
Henry Lewis,
J. Cillinghain FelL
Alexander Benson,
Isuao Hazleliurst,
Thomas Jtobins.
1, I V. Villi
Daniel Tfaddock. Jr.
DANIEL KM ITU, Jb Presidont.
TMLQ. CROWELL. Secretary. ' 3 ao
JMrEKIAIi I'lltE INSUIIANCE CO.
ESTABLISHED 1S0J.
Fald-np Capital and Accumulated Fonda,
$8,000,000 IN GOLD.
PREV0ST & HERRING, Agenti,
S 45 No. 10T S. THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
CIIAS. M. FREYOST. CHA3. P. IIEIUUNQ
ROOFING.
REAUI KUUJTIN G.
This Rooting is adapted te all buildings. It can
applied to etiifo m) vt it vnmra
at one-half the expense of tin. It is readily put oa
blnngle Roots without removing tha shingles, thus avoid,
ing the damaging of ceilings and furniture while under
aoing repairs. (No rravol used.)
I'KKbEKVE YOUR TIN ROOFS WITH WELTON1
jbuaoiiu rami.
I,m .lw.vt nrennred to ltenair and Paint Roofs at ahoH
notice. Also, PAIN T FOR BALE by the barrel or gallon
the best and eueapeai m me inaraeL, WKLTON
1 17 Wo. 711 N. NINTH Street, above Coatee.
O OWNERS, ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS.
AND ROOEERH. Roofs Yes, yes. Every size and
kind, old or new. At No. 6-13 N. Til I RU Street, tbe AM K
RlcXN CONCRETE PAINT AND ROOE COMPANY
are selling their celebrated paint for TIN ROOEH, and
for preserving all wood and metals. Also, their solid oons
plex roof covering, the best ever offered to the publio, with
brushes, cans, buckets, eto., lor the work. Anti-vermin,
Eire, and AVater-proof ; Light, Tight, Durable. No crack
ing, pealing, or shrinking. No paper, gravel, or heat. Good
for all climates. Directions given for work, or good work
men supplied. Care, promptness, eertaintyl One price'
Call! Examine! Judge)
Agenuwantforintericreonnlles.
4 &lt JOhKl'U LEEDB. Principal.
it PAVEL ROOFS REPAIRED AND WAR-
O ranted for five years, at half the price others charge.
in wu.iv rMiiaired and uainted at one cent per auuare foot.
Old shingle roofs covered with ready rooting, at small
o.t. au)iu. wuu-i. -..,. ..rf , , w. ,, ,
Ca U a nd see. Helm
TOHN FARNUM & CO., COMMISSION MER?
AMUSEMENTS.
TLAURA KEKN E'8
CHESNUT STREET TUKA1RB.
DURI.Nt THE WEEK,
with new scenery and appointments, an adsotAtion of
Mi.lirrs ' La Maladin Imsginaire," oomedy, in thre acts,
by Charles Resde, Htq., entitled -t
,D. .TJ1.fc SAUCY HOUSEMAID.
LAURA KEKNEas Toinetta
s performed by her to crowded houses at Laura Aeeue s
r , , , , . Theatre, Now York.
Concluding with
x, v , ,.A fOPULAR OOMFDIK1TA.
ir;. Morrlanntsnd Vining Bowers annstrlnif.
bI'iJ,fi.V " DKt-N H MATIN KK HAT URDAY,
p. iJ,'";" JACK. THE GIANT KILLER
PATH HE, I'ATWTnit
OR. TIE WHITE LADY OF WIOKIAJW.
in preparation, with new scenery and effects.
WALNUT 8TRE ETTII EATRE, BEGINS AT
X to 8 THIS (Monday) NIGHT, Not.
wtien will be presented, with new scenery, ma ilnnery. arul
I v a I i 1 ,1 '''' Drama, in five acts, written
!;;,1Vllur,Bll',,"on'l'',l-i ,nt Kdwin Boom's Tlieatre.
FMOPII , T. r t. ,
ft nniled on Alfred Tennyson's grrnt Poem.
.v viiiuiuiiv wun ino Ainmiean Oomeilv of
THK PKOPLK'H LAWYtU.
Jn order to aerommralate families
vviriii.A.M.WJ1SK"; VV"'1' IR C.IVEV
Twl. H 8A LRUAY DDRINO THE SEASON.
Dcorsopen at 1 '. commence at 2 o'clock.
M
KS. JOHN DREW'S ivrir dtditc-t
THEATRE. Begin. !W to 9.
only.Kercil -
Mr, jo-,,5
Aided by the Full Company! "W0"
Concluding with the favorite Farce of
liL"rki.-v i. ,i.-i,t
.....,,, j..vn..v.
by tho Comedy Company.
In rehearsal -THE OVERLAND ROUTE.
DITREZ & BENEDICT'S OPERA HOUSE
SEVFNTH St.. below Arch (Late Theatn rim. ....
Animated Brilliant Audiences Nightly. .
THIS EV ENI N and Continue Every Night.
DUPHEZ BENEDICT'S
GREAT GIGANTIC MINSTRELS.
ju r.xirniirtiiiiary new 1 rogramnie I flls Week.
Engagement of the Artist, Mr. FRANK KENT, from Ran
Knat Week-Burlo.iiue4T Thieves,
l irst Week (treat Railroad Explosion.
Admission, tt'y. l'aruiiet, 25c. Gallery, 350.
VF.W TT.F.VFNTTT HTRTTWT n T v t a
1 HOUSE, ELEVENTH Street, above Oheannt.
THK FAMILY RESORT.
CARNCRO88 DIXEY'S MINSTREIJ.,
the great Star Troupe nf the world, in their nneonalle
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, onw'"u
BEAUTIFUL BALLADS, SONGS.
OPERATIC SELECTIONS, and D""ui
LAUGHAPLR BURLESQUH
EVERY EVENING. "UR,aM,UJ1
J. L. OARNCROSS. Maaarer
F. F. SIMPSON, Treasurer. SltTtha
VOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE,
,n??ZFJirR,yVAH ROUND. EVERY EVraiNO-1
RM k. i i.Wy. Ie?.,S,"L,!.,,,'8n,Me A rti"to' Perfection
DK ROSA BEI!&T' tue yuaen ot Bon8i Mad'llo
LA FETE CALAIS, THE GREEK SLAVIC. ETO.
Matinee on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at g o'elock.
MEKICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
THE SECOND GRAND ORCHESTRAL MATINEE
will be given in tne Thnatre of the
....(;A1,KMY ov musio,
WEDNESDAY, December l,t P.M.
Doors open at 3 o clock.
Family Tickets, admitting four ONE DOLLAR
Single Admission FIFTY CENTS
i-or wile at the door after 9 P. M. 11 29 it
A MERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
1 Vi INTER TERM will begin MONDAY, Jan. 3, 1870.
Names of New Pupils sbonld bo entered
BEFORE THE lulu OF DECEMBER.
Thcto are a few vacancies which may be tilled by making
early application at tho oflico. ill U6 &t
No. lOill WALNUT STREET.
Tiipils whose names sliall be entered before the First
of December will rocoivo Students' tickets, admitting
lour pei-tons to the Grand Orchestral Matineo oa that data
TEMPLE OF WONDERS, ASSEMBLY EUILD-
X 1NGS.
RIG NOR BLITZ
in his New Mysteries assisted by his Son,
TllkO! CUE BLITZ.
Evenings at 7';. Matinees, Wednesday and Saturday at X -.MAGIC,
VENTRILOQUISM, CANARIES, AND BUR
LESQUE MINSTRELS.
Admission, 25c. Reserved Soats, Doc. 11 11 tf
A
SSEMBLY BUILDINGS
TENTH and ( II ESNITT Stroets.
LAST MX 1)VS OF
THE NEW YORK LIVING CURIOSITIES.
from the lute Uurnum s museum. Levees on .MONDAY
TI ilSDAY and WEDNESDAY, in the afternoons onll .
fri.in3to4. Admission So cents.
SENTZ AND HASSLER'S MATINEES
MUSICAL FUND HALL, 1803-7U. every SATUR
DAY A t I'ERCON at W o'clock 10 If)
TTAI TTT. 'fl n 1TP AtTf T TTTJ'Cix TVTXIT1X
V 4. . . .J . . .11 1 ...l.ll J ttJLXlAJLl
GARDEN, NVs. 72(1. 722, 724, and 726 VINE Stre
THE (iRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly tlie propef
ot tbe GRAND HI KE OF BADEN, purchased at gr .
expense liy JACOB VALER. of thiscity, iu oombitiatis
with I I. AMI R'S ORCHESTRA anil Miss NELLl
ANDI'FSGN, vill perfoim EVERY AFTERNOON as
EVKNl-S'G at the above-mentioned nlaua. Admissia
free. 1 I3t
LUMBER.
IGfiO SPRUCE JOIST. tOUft
IGOU BPHUCE JOIST. loby
HEMLOCK.
HEMLOCK.
1 OnCi SEASONED CLEAR PINE. -t Qff
lOOi tSEASONKD CLEAR PINE. lOUU
CHOICE PATTERN PINE.
SPANISH CEDAR, Foil PATTERN3.
RED CEDAR. -
10fn FLORIDA FLOORING. t O rk
lOUiJ FLORIDA FLOOKINO. - lOUii
CAROLINA FLOORING,
VIRGINIA FLOORING.
DELAWARE FLOORING.
ASU FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
FLORIDA STEP BOARDS.
RAIL PLANK.
1 Ql( WALNUT BOARDS AND PLANK.1 Qn
1 OU 7 WALNUT BOARDS AND PLANK.1O01
WAI.NUT PLANK.
iOPft UNDERTAKERS' LUMBER. inn
lOUil UNDERTAKERS' LUMBER. lOuil
RED CEDAR.
WALNUT AND PINE.
tQPCi SEASONED POPLAR. 1QPn
lOOy SEASONED CHERRY. IOUi7-
Vt UITE OAK PIANK AND BOARDS.
HICKORY.
iniA CIGAR BOX MAKERS' -(QiA
lOOy CIGAR BOX MAKERS' loUU
SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS,
FOR SALE LOW.
-lOPfl CAROLINA SCANTLING. "IQ(C
laOU CAROLINA U. T. SILLS. lOOy
OKvVAl SCAJNTL1JNG.
18G9
CEDAR SHINGLES. tQtf
CYPRESS SHINGLES. 100 VI
MAULE, BROTHER A CO.,
No. 2600 SOUTH Street.
JJNITED STATES BUILDERS' MILL,
wTTHrTSTJ'T'-vrrTT C'T'T) T3T7T' T7TTT TTTT T i T1TV1
ESLER & BROTHER, Proprictorfc
WOOD MOULDINGS,
BRACKETS, ETC.
BALUSTERS ANjJ TURNING WORK.
A Lftrge Btocfc always on hand. 9 II 810
TAN EL PLANK, ALL THICKNESSES
X 1 COMMON PLANK, ALL THICKNESSES
COMMON BOARDS,
land 2 SIDE FhNi'K BOARDS.
WHITE PINE FLOORING BOARDS.
YELLOW AND SAP PIN K FLOORINGS. 1 and 4.V.
SPRUCE JOIST. ALL SI.KS.
bt itn. "j,KMY0()Ii j0iST Ai,Tj RizE8.
PLA STER1NU LAI 11 A SI'E(;IALTY.
Together with a general assortment of Building Lnnlbef
for sale low for cash. ,,,, 'I- jY.vTiyA.
lliUtim FIFTEENTH and S TILES St reet.
L U M B B R UNDER C;0 T H
ALWAYS DRY.
Walnnt, wtlto Pine, YeUow Pine, Spruce, Hem
lock, RUlngles, etc, always on band at low ratea.
WATSON 4 GILLINGIIAM,
S5 Na 924 RICHMOTTD Street, 18th wartt
PERSONAL.
CAUTION!
A U REMOVAL.
DONNELLY'S OLD ESTABLISHED
P1KENIX MONEY LOAN OFFICE,
removed from No. W8 SOUTH Street, oornerof RONAI.rt.
SON, to his new and large building No. UJ3 SOUTH
k,,.. aho.a Broad. Entranoe to private ethce at door of
Dttellina: also on DOYLE Street, in the rear, whera
mouey will be loaned as uuual on Di&monda, Watubeu,
Jewelry, hilverware, Dry UoOda, Olothiotf, bmta, Uuddmir
Carneta, iurniture, I'icturwe, PaiutiuKH, Uuaa, FiBtoan.
XUUatlU UBilUIUOiiiii auu kuvusjt va wvv nmu ilivivh ih
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IVaiua. Dtwnrf Mm iur iu i7a4i ui iuhiw; u
aiuuUaccouimoilatioii tor tte oara aua dtoraa ot a ckkSnl
YCIiNT V . 'ONNKLl7v ltrlr.
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