THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA,' TUESDAY, D ECE MHKK 7, .81.0.
tfiflinn, rn B'-cihiiiI t i,h funking fund, and oh
roiiulot a fluid he lil Miiiijct to thu order ol Con
grffiK, Novcmlier 1, iw,9:
March 3, 1M4... 7u,4u- i:s.7il an ttti.l.'il -;n
Jane 3, 1W4 7,744, Win J,4M,f,2l-1!l ,1ft12l'l
Uari'.h H, IhG.').. . . 4,no:t fiOO 744,OfS-:W 4,74T,li:iS-;V4
noln of iMKi.Stt,n7!l,iMi R,rw:i,r;i4io a.t.rv.ij.w-.-u
:)i'ilH of 1C7.2l,oAV0 8,R5,(V4l-J9 iVJM.HH-lB
'oiiniiin o( ifc(W. i,ns,wio aii), iiu 19 ,ii;,iUii'iti
Total Jrt,H41,r.10 I1.1HS,646 62 174,033,01(5 02
Ai run! inu riRl paid fur
tn coin 1793,484-52
Accrue d tntiTUKl. nift-lved
In coin 2,12iM- 7t)t,3)V3'lS
Total :t 74,H2I)40-7S
Tktvvcort the 11lh iluy of May anil the Willi day Of
Novvmix-r there wore, Sundays cxi:ltidvl, ono nun
ired and HUty-iili executive unyn. During Hits
tune there was paid for I'nit.vl hum fix per cent,
twit.ds, on acrtmut of the sinking fund, ail I lor tins
fund hold iliject ti Mid order ol; CingreHi, Interest
and premium paid thereon Inclniled, f'J,2S2,270i:i.
It will be neon that. tliene pivinenlH oxe.eod jwo.noo
for every working 'lav, or over W.ooo.ooi) In every
week foir the six iimnt.hn and a It -.tin over Included
in the above stated time. 'J'he Treasurer now holds
in trust for tho Hucretary of the Treasury, on ac
count of the two funds mimed, 7S,47h,hiio in United
mates 6 per cent stocks. The dividends on theHe
stocks mi held will net an Income to the Treasury ami
for the reduction of the public debt of 4,rvw.72s per
annum. There ha already been received for Interest
on thee bonds f704,mi4 In gold, wlikiti has been In
vented in I'nlted States bonds representing $7s7,8ttO,
which ate helil for the two fund above named. If
the same rate of purchase Is hereafter maintained,
nd tho accruing Interest invested semi-annually In
like bonds, the whole national debt will thug be paid
off tn less than thirteen years.
I'ii per Currency.
Total amount of I'nlted States demand notes out
lundiug is given as f 121, .:)7-M); I'nlted States legal
tender notes, .i.'AU:.n,194D0; fractional currency,
llrst issue, I.ryi,fw7-D'i; second issue, 3,M9,d3-70;
third I'suc, f23,U49, 740-13; two-year five percent,
notes, ts4,ioo; two-year live per cent, coupon notes,
I2,M'0; one-year five per cent, notes, 22n,2M), and
six per cent, compound-interest notes, f .1,0(12,930.
if two-year six per cent. Treasnry noU-s : Issued.
l1H,b"r: of all denominations, f-2,ti4s,Jin); redeemed
H3,4:i4; of all denominations, tiAM,HM; total re
ileeiued Slid outstanding, 122,468, too.
liThere has liaeii retained on the redemption of
mutilated currency, for parts of notes that were
missing therefrom, gl37,913-4l.
Tho following Is a rucapitDlatlon of all kinds of
;overnment papers that were issued as money, or
that were ever in any way held as a circulating
medium, and that remained outstanding and unpaid
on the 30th day of June, In the year lsou;
ttt-ven and three-tnths notes, old Inane JI32,i'ir0-00
Seven and three-tenths notes, new do. l,ltW,Ri(lM0
Temporary loan certltlcites ih,;iio-0o
Ceriilicatcsof Indebtedness 12,0'HVOO
Kix per cent, compound Interest notes. n,Qa2,M3u-oo
tiold certificates .!tu.4s,(;io-oo
Three per cent, certificates 02.12ii,oiio-oo
Old two-year six per cent, notes :t,2M-00
tine-year five per cent, notes 22.1,21-00
Two-year live percent, notes 84,in0-00
Two-year five per cent, coupon notes. . 42,riiii-on
Demand notes, payable in gold 121,(i;l7 ,Mi
Legal tender uotea a.V,:tr,,nu-ji
Fractional currency, first series 4,r92,SS7-i)
Fractional curroncv, second series 3,M9.(i.i;i-7U
Fractional currency, third series 8t,94,74 i-13
Add for discounts on mutilated cur
rency 137,913-44
Totnl amount of nil kinds of paper
money outstanding f t7B,679,oxiT7
Of the total amount of gold certlllcates issued,
there were outstanding July 1, ISO'.i, f3u,4s'.,04i.
During the fiscal year the conversions and re
demptions of 7-f.iis aggregated f 30,G22,80n, the total
original Issue being t29,'J2,&S0, of which but
l,18H,loO wero outstanding July 1, ts09.
The following table shows the number of circu
lating notes Issued dunug the years-Legal-tenders:
fj,522,000 ones f 5,522,000
4,000,210 tWOS 8,432,(100
87,23 fives 4,33(1,180
800,490 tens 8,004,9(50
WM1,816 twenties 10,090,320
tw.fico ono hundreds 5,C.'(t,0W0
20,000 five hundreds 10,000,000
20,000 one thousands 20,000,000
Total 177,819,892
Fractional currency:
49,075,744 ten cents 14,957,574-40
31,625,938 tWCHty-IIVO cents. . 7,881,4S91Kt
21,740,13X fifty cents 10,870,oa8-23
Total 123,709,131158
Total issued during the fiscal year. 1101,229,023-65
The total issue of curitilcates of umlcotedueis from
the commencement amounted to W1, 735,241 -05.
One certillcate of the denomination of live thou
sand dollars and seven certlllcates of the denomi
nation of one thonsand dollars, are still outstand
ing. Of the ft2,0oo outstanding, fsooo is caveated.
Interest whs paid to June 80, lbos. 120,740,506-05
Interest was paid this fiscal year 248-71
Total amount of Interest paid to
JlllyUO, 1809 20,740,815-30
.Principal paid aa above stated 601, 741, 241-05
Total principal and lutcrest paid up
to July 1,1809 582,4S2,057fH
In conclusion, the Treasurer says;
It la certainly in no spirit of vain boasting that the
fact is stated, that In the eight years and more
that the Treasury of the United States has been In
my charge, during which time money transactions
were had that toot on the books of tho oillco at a
sum exceeding $44,000,000,000 (an amount of money
so great that the ordinary human mind can scarcely
comprehend it), and notwithstanding the fact that
vast amounts of money have been and are every
day handled by hundreds of persons in this olllce,
yet not one cent has, up to this time, been lost to
the people of the United States 011 acccount of the
management of the Treasury, or on account of the
conduct of any employe In this office. If this is
mere luck, then certainly 1 have been the luckiest
of men. Losses, It Is true, have occurred ; but thus
far they have been so small that they have always
been made good to the Treasury by the persons re
sponsible for them, or by the voluntary contribu
tions of the associates of the unfortunate ones.
Although I feel that I have the right to say that
1 have always done my wbolo duty to the utmost
limit of my capacity for endurance; that I have
worked unceasingly, In season and out of season,
In the puolio svrvice; and that 1 have never done
an official act that I am not willing that the whole
world should know, yet it Is certain that without
the aid of an overruling Providence, that has
directed the choice of honest und competent per
sons to aid In the arduous duties that devolved
npon me, or without the kindness at all times
shown me by your predecessors and yourself, such a
result would not have been possible. I feel that
such a irood fortune cannot last always. The
barque ot the most fortunate and skilful mariner
'may at last be wrecked on some hidden rock. The
law of chances is now strongly against me. I
therefore now, more than ever, feel an anxious
desire to retire from the perilous position that I
hold, the holding or which 1 am sure has been or
greater benefit to the good peopleof tho United
ciaies man 10 oi inn&n,
Treasurer of the United States.
SHER1DATJ.
"Mule PIiII'b" Annual Report What He Has
lleen Doing lor a Veur 1'itst.
The report of Llcutenant-General Sheridan ac
companies mat 01 me ituutirm 01 uio flrnij. l .ene
ral Sheridan commands the Military Division of tho
Missouri, which embraces the Departments of Dako
tah, the Platte, and tho Missouri, commanded re
spectively by Major-General W. S. Hancock, Urevct
Major-Oeneral V. O. Augur, and Major-Ueiieral J. M.
Hehoileid. These three departments cover a territory
of great extent, in which most of tho civilized, seml
clvTll.ed. and wild Indians abide. The commander
reports that all the coiiMiiamls have been economi
cally and successfully administered during the past
year. The number of troops would be sufficient if
the companies are kept filled to tneir maximum.
The report then continues as rollows : A great mauy
or tho settlers iu Montana have been murdered, and
five nr six hundred head or stock captured and run
off within the last flftv UaTS. and much bitter com
plaint has been made by the settlers on acconut of
non-protection, the few troops stationed in
Montana being lasufflclcnt to meet the wants of the
case.
There haB also been a great deal of trouble along
the Missouri river, and a number of pooplo mur
dered lu the viclnitv of the military posts. Tho
friendly Indians and the agents and employes at II ig
Cheyenne, Grand Rive.r, and Whitstone agencies,
have been in jeopardy on several occasions, as the
wild Indians have at times had their own way, driv
ing the employes Into the agency buildings, taking
possession of tho annuity goods, and tuklng the
cattle. Steps have been taken to remedy these evils,
as lar an wn uu, 11; Hie OIUUUUU Ul UIUCIL-UUUBCB.
The post at Fort Uuford has been In a state or siege
for two or three years. In the early snriua-1 hone to
bu'ahie to send a few troops from the Department of
the Platte to the Department of Dakolah.
Although there have been numerous depredations
In the Department or Dakotah, and some, in root, In
all the departments, still thu condition of Indian
affalrt la very union better than last year. The
policy of reservations adopted by tho Indian Depart
irnt Is. lu my Judgment, the omy policy that will
nut an end tolndlau murders and depredations. I think
that it may be necessary to punish some ot the Sioux
M tb C'heyeuiiet and vllier tribes south had to b
iimiM:( i. in-lorn peace run be fully established
Mini tr-c r sirvi'lion system made a' success; but.
evi iy 1 flort will be nmde to avoid an? nen -siity of
this Klt;d. with the strong hop Ihit the savages iiiay
ft-tiic down on their reservation and adopt a more
pi Hi eful and clvill.ed lite.
'1 he Indians have run rt-it along the lines of our
V extern settlements and tho emigrant and com
mercial lltiesortravd for many years.murdering and
plnrrterlng without any iideqiime punishment and
' the Government Imw hltheito sou gut to give pro
tection to some of Its best Interests by making pre
sents to these savnges; or, in other word', while It
found it necessary to enact iho most stringent laws
for-tho government of elviii.ed whites, it wa9 at
tempting to govern a wild, brut.il, and savage people
without any laws at, all, it tho Infliction of any
punishment for Iho mos.-. heinous crimes. This sys
tem was not a success. If awh'tc man commits
murder or robs, we hung him or send hlin to the
penitentiary. If an Indian does the sa ne, we have
been in the habit of givlnir him more blankets,
ine inoian is a lazy, id'.e agibond; tie never
aoors, and has no profession, except that of arms,
o which he Is raised from a child: a s'-.ulp is con
stantly dungled before his cycs.am) the highest, hrinor
he can aspiie to Is to possess one t.arcn oy himself.
It Is not to be wondered at, therefore, if he aims for
the honor when Me grows no, especially If there Is
no punishment to follow the barb.irous act.
Tho Government has always been very liberal to
Indians, especially whenever they have settled on
rerervatiobs; the lands allotted to them have been
of the very best character, making them, perhaps,
by far the richest communities In the country.
The svstem of snpplying the wild bauds under the
present management Is working well; the Indian
gets all that the (iovernment intends htra to have;
he cannot now plead bad mini ; and. tr no nous not
now cive nn his cruel and destructive habits. I see
no ot her way to save the lives and property of our
people than'to punish him until peace becomes a
desirable object.
The troops at the different points throughout tho
military division are quartered (officers and men)
comfortably. The expenses for tho ensuing year
will be much less than the past; however, a very
large portion of tha expenses of the last year were
very properly chargeable to the Indian Department.
I cannot closo this report without expressing mv
high appreciation of the efficient management of the
present Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and assure
im that every eflort will be made by the military to
sslst him in his diirtcult and highly responsible
lulies. I am, General, very respectfuilv, your obe
dient servant, P. II. SllKKIDAN,
Llciitenant-Oeneral U. 8. Army.
Brevet Major-Goncral F.. D. Townsend, Adjutatit-
iiencrai, asmngion, it. u.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Sews see First Pait,
ALMANAC FOR PUILADKLPHIA-TUIS DAY
Bttn Kibes 7 11 1 Moon Hkts. s-m
Sun Sets 4 32 1 Uiou Watea 5 21
PUILADKLPHIA BOARD OF TRADK.
Jawfr DonoiiKin y, I
Sahofi. K. Htokkb, Committee of tub Month.
JobEl'U (J. Gianni,
COMMITTEE OH ARBITRATIONS.
J. O. Jstnes, Uoorce L. Buzt, K. A. Roador,
milium w. raul, TUos. u Gillespie.
OTOViUKNTS OF OCEAN HTIiA.lISIIIFM.
FOR AMKRIOA.
At Riant a London Now York Nov
J'aliuyrn. Liverpool 8W v0m via lios.. . . Nov,
Vlricmia.. .
. . .Liverpool . ...Now York Nov.
. ..Liverpool Now York Nov.
Nevada
Nova Suotian .
. .Liverpool Portland Nov.
. .Glasgow Now Yrk ; Nov.
ndia
Nemesis
Allemannta...
..i.ivorpooi.....iew orn Nov. '21
..Havre Now York Nov. 27
..Liverpool Now York Nov. 27
. .Liverpool . ...Now York via Boh. . . Nov !M
Cuba
Siberia.
DeutschlandSoutboniiiton. ...Now York Nov. aj
1UH KUK.OPK.
..New York.... Hamburg Dec. 7
..New York.. ..Liverpool Dec. h
..New York.... Livorpool hoc. 8
..New York. ...Knmii'ti ". joc, 11
. . New York Liveruool I u
Holfi&iia
Scotia...
Idaho... .
Weser. . .
SAmaria.. .
City of Paris New York. ...Livorpool Ilec. 11
r uropa new Yora. ...uianfjow Doc. II
PcreirB Now York. ...Havre Dec. II
Denmark New York. ...Liveruool Dun 11
C. of Antwerp... Now York. ...Liverpool, via lIal...l)oo. 14
Atalanta New York. ...London Dec. IS
C. of Brooklyn. .Now York. ...Liverpool leo. 18
u. 01 London. ...Liverpool ....now York Dec. 25
F.tna. Liverpool Now York via Hal. ..Doc. in
CO A NT WINK. DOMKKTIU. K1HJ.
Prometheus Philada Charleston Dec.
.asle Now York Havana Dn u
Pioneer Philada Wilmington Doc. 10
Wyoming Philada Savannah Dec. II
Gen.WaaliingtonNew York. ...New Urleuna Dec. 11
Malta are forwarded by every steamer in the ream lariinAa.
The steamora for or from Liverpool call at Qneenstown, ex
cept the Canadian line, whion eall at Londonderry. The
teamen for or from the Continent call at Sontbampton.
OLKARFD YESTERDAY.
Rteamer W. Whilldin, Riggans, Baltimore, A. Groves. Jr.
Ut. uarqueoamea uampueu, Harding, Alarsoilles, O. O.
Van Horn.
Brig John Welsh, Jr., Monday, Kagua, R. W. Welsh.
ling Heporter, uooinna, Boston, donn Kommel, Jr. A Bro.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Norman. Boggs. 48 hours from Boston, with
indue, and passenger to Henry Winsor A Co. fitliinst.,
oil Montauk. pasBed steamship Whirlwind, from Provi
dence lor muaaoipuia; on isomuny Hook, saw barque
Albert (ot Bath), from Leghorn; off Morris Liston's, a deep
loaoea uarque, wicu round siern, nonna up ; on Keeny
Island, barque Ella Moore, from London, and Abbie N.
Franklin, from Genoa; off the Overfalls, saw a barque with
mainmast head, mir.zen topmast, and foretopgallantmast
gone : also, saw a large f all rigged ship outside the Oaiin.
coming in; and a large number of schooners in the bay,
uounu uu.
. v iu T.-.. : 1. : 1 .1 m . n i , . .
With mdse. to W. M. Baird & Co. '
h learner W. V. i'lorrenont. nnroDSbire. 24 hnnm from
New York, with mil so. to Wm. M. Baird A Co.
ftteamer S. b Phelos. Brown. HI hours frnin Nm Virlr
with mdse. to W. M. Baird A Co.
11 r. ling iMormanby, Otis, 67 days from Ivigtut, wini
knolite to Ponna. halt Manufacturing Co. vessel ti .1.
taxlfiv Jk Co.
henr Aurora, jimB, 1 aayirom rroaenea, jjel,. with
grain to vuristian a vu.
icnr vanaana, uampoeii, 1 a ay irom Leipsic, Vel., with
grain to Josepn K. Palmer.
ecrjr Aamirai, eioeiinan, irom uonan,
Nvhr Thomas G. Bmith, Lake, from Boston.
Bohr James H. Boon, from Salem.
EASTON A MoMAllON'S BULLETIN.
new York Ukfu-k. Deu. ti. No Imbt bouts leave for
Baltimore to-aigni.
Great HAstern, witn paper snavings. lor Wilmington,
Sunshine, with empty barrels, for Philadelphia.
M. henneseey. with lumber, for Philadelphia.
Baltimore Branch Office. Deo. & Tlie following
barges are ready to leave 10-nigut eastward :
American Boy : 10m uyerr o.a. ooraicnero) a. rv,
Jerome; M. A. Brady; J. U. Dygret; Alex. Toms; J. L.
Post ; Samuel Wardwell ; A. J. Borden ; S. H. Cridlny ; S.
O. Mrer: and Late and Early, all with coal, for New York.
fn xiAJiE LI-u LA branc-u urru-K, ueo. 7. ine Darga
Tim Low, witn coal, win leave ior new tors to-uay.
A despatch to this ollii'e from Bordentown at 10 A. M.
to-day, stales that the steamer New York left with four
barges lor Baltimore, tutu iuu 01 ice. l. d. u,
MEMORANDA.
Bhin Wm. CnmminirB. Miller, cleared at New Orleans
1st iuit. for Liveruool, with SUMO bales cotton, 24U0 staves.
na 1 piano.
rtmo itecora. iiouer. nenoe. mi rinsnine-jutn nil.
bUiamnhips Kanita, Howe, and Brunette, f reemaa,
Dsnce. at rtew rora om inni,.
Hchra Willie Mown, Hilton, from Kastport. Me., for Phi
ladelphia, and K. W. Dillon, Ludlam, henoe for New
llavao. want ashore on Townsend's Inlet Bar. on the niuhi
of lid Insl. It is feared the W. U. will prove a total loss;
me eargo is ueing mscnargea.
OARPETINQS, ETC.
J E W CARPETS
AXMINSTEBS,
WILTONS,
VELVETS,
miUSSELS.
3-PLY8 AND INGRAINS,
Venetians, Druggeti, Oil Cloths, Etc.
LEEDOM & SHAW,
No. 910 AllCH STREET,
1 33 smrp PIULADELrniA.
LOOKINQ CLASSES, ETO.
E
ESTABLISHED 179ft.
As S. RODINSON.
FRENCH FLATS LOOKINQ-tiLAJSSSli,
BUGRAVINGS,
LEACTIKCL CIlROMOtt,
FAJKTTJHQB,
aanolaovnrer ot ail klrtda of
LOOKtNG-GLABH,
PORTRAIT, AND PICTURB FRAMES
NO. 910 C1IESNUT STllEET,
It Fifth door above the Continental, Ptina.
gTI3Vi:.'0.'Xf IIKO., Ac CO.,
OILS,
laiB No. 133 8. 8KOONO luet,
INSURANOti
irvconioicAxi:i ims.
on ici: oip the
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, NOVEMBER 10, 1869.
The following statement of the affairs of the Company
la published in conformity with a provision of the charter
Premiums received from November 1, 1806, to Ootober 31,
Mill
On Marine and Inland Risks. H.1,7-34
un ire Kicks ltil.HUS
-m,K,7ui-ag
Premiums on Polieies not marked
0 Aovemoer 1, in
4t,ft3oa
CI,6-3;US8l
Premiums marked off an earned from No-
Teniner 1, ihhb, u ticunier ai. mi:
l)n Marine and Inland lUrks. .. .!M,21-2!1
On tire Kinks Hii.n&i 7U
$l,Ctin,848D9
Interest dnrinc the same period
caivages, etc
115,027-61
$1,17WM
Losses, Expenses, etc., during the year aa
aDove :
Marine and Inland Navi
gation tosses $41fl.l(K)'W
Fire Losses M,'M H
Beturn Premiums 4! mii'lll
Be-Insurances 41,27('b4
Agency Ghargri, Advertising,
Printing, elu &t,tgl i
Tales United KtaUts, State, and
Municipal I'azes S2,39To4
Kapvnses SCJ,na7 U0
$744,2MOl
$4H,6IH1
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November 1, lfcfifl.
United States Five Per Cert. Loan;
ten-forties (
Unitd Slates Six Per OouU loan
I lawful money) '.
United States Six Per Cent. Loan!
lKtd
State of PenisylvaniaSix Per Cent!
l,oan
City of Philadelphia Six Per Cent.
Lonn (exempt from tax)
Statu of New Jersey Six Per Cent.
Loan
Pennsylvania IUilroad First Mori-'
gage Six Per Cent. Bonds
Peniicylvania Kailroad Second Mort-
gago Six l'cr Cent. Bonds
Western Penusylvania Railroad
Mortgage Six l'er Cent. Bonds
( Pennsylvania Ruilroatl guiiranleo)
State ol Tennessee Five Por Cent.
l.onn
Stato of Tenuvssoe Six Per Cent.
Loan
Pennsylvania Kailroad Company, 250
siiarefl stock
North Pennsylvania IUilroad Ooin'-
piiny, lull shares stni-k
Philadelphia and Southern Mail
r-tcanihhip Coniiauy, b0 shares
stock
Ians on Bond and Mortgage, first
lions on City Properties
S2lKi,(M)
100,000
60,000
200,(100
LfM.OOO
100,000
2O.0C0
25,000
S',000
7,000
12,500
5,000
10,000
2J,!K'0
lO.OOO'OO
107,750-00
60,000 00
213,950-00
SK),!25 00
103,000 00
19,450 00
23,62500
I.OtKI-O'.
15,000'UO
4,270-00
14,000-00
3,900 00
7,500-00
24t!,P00'00
$1, IK) 1,500 Tar.
,, , , ..M'lrltot value, $1,255,270 00
Real Estate.. .... 36,000-00
Bills Kecoivable for Insurances
n,"11'0 323,700-75
muiun uuu hi agencies rro
miunis on Marine Policies, Ac
crued IntereHt and- other dehls
due to the Company 65,097'96
v.iv, oviiji, i-iu., 01 sundry uor-
poriltions. U4306. KHtimatiul
value...... 2,740 20
anu in niiua Vjloo,dln no
Cash in Llrawer u7o-,ki
169,291-14
$1,852,10004
PHTLADELPmA. November 10.
Hie Board of Directors have this day declared a HASH
DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT, on the CAPITAL
STOCK, and SIX PER CENT, interest on the SCRIP of
tlie ( ompany, payable on and after the 1st of December
proximo, tree 01 .National and State taxes.
Tbev have also declarerl Hnmp liTUTnpwn
THIltTY-FIVK PER CENT, on tho Kiriikii pdi.
hiicjuo inr iuo year onaing uctooer , 1WS9, certiticatee
:f wlncb will be iRHlierl tn t.la Tlttrtin. ntitaA .n l,A n
on a nd u I tor tiie lit of December proximo, free of National
auii niaifl mien,
1 liey liave ordered, also, that the Serin Corf lflt.n nf
Prolits ot the Company, lor tlie year ending October 31,
lfctio, be redeemed in Cash, at the olfice of the Company,
on and alter lat of December proximo, all interest thereon
10 ci'HNB 011 uini uay. ny a provision ot tue cnarter ail
Cert iticales of Scrip not presented for redemption within
five years after public notice that they will be redeemed.
uany.
No certificate of Drofltn iRSuod an dor Tto ho mr
incurpratiun, "no certitioat-e ftha.lliHHuo uulutisclaimed
wiuuu iwu yenrs aiter uiq aocmrauoQ ox ui diviuoad
wueruui ii is eviuence.
DIRECTORS.
TbomtsO. Hand,
John C. Davis,
Edmund A. Sender,
Theophilus PauldiDg,
James 1 raquair,
Henry Sloan,
Honry U. Dallott, Jr.,
James O. Hand,
Willium C, Ludwig,
Joseiih II. Seal,
Hugh Cniig,
John D. Taylor,
George W. Bernadon,
W illiaui O. Houston,
Samuel K. Stokes,
William O. Boulton,
Edward D&rlinKton.
H. Jones Brooke,
Edward Latouroade,
Jacob Riegel,
Jacob P. Jones,
James B. M'l-'arland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Spencer M'livain,
J. B. Semple, Pitttburg,
A. B. Borger,
D. T. Morgan, H
THOMAS O. HAND, President.
JOHN O. DAVIS, Vioe President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary. H 121m
1829.
-QUARTER PERPETUAL.
Mlin Fire Insnrance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office, Nos. 435 and 437 CHESNUT St
Assets Jan. IJ,69,$2,677,372,I3
cAriTAtr; .....
ACt HL iD SURPLUS.
PREMIUMS
tioo.eoo-eo
1,083,628-TO
1,193,843-43
INCOME POR 1S9,
UNSETTLED CLAIMS,
Losses caid since 1829,0Ter $5,500,000
.nufnl and TamnorarT Poliole en IJberaJ Tn,.
The Oompany also issues Polipies on Rents oiiBuildiiifi
VI mil M r" 11 awmw w.ssa.i
DIRECTORS.
, A Itred Fitler,
Alfred G. Baker,
u ..ii;nni I 'i nomaa Kuarka.
Oeorne W. Klohards. Wlliam 8. Orant,
Isaac Lea, I Thomas 8. Ellis,
Uoura-e 1 ale. ' Guutavus 8. Benson.
Uoorgetaies. ALKRkd O. BAKLKR, President
GKOKOK FALKb, VioPreaident
JAB. W. MOAIJLI1STKR, Secretary. u""fc
TH KODORK M. RKUKR. AsBistant Seo rotary. ( a
OFFICE OF TIIE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NORTH AJdKRIOA. No. 'W WALNUT Street.
InoornoraUd lpluL T
AbmU. -. - jj . . . . 53,350,000
OVER $90,000,000 LOBBK8 PAID BINOB ITS OBQAJS.
AAiA A
DTnvrrmiiB.
Arthur O. Coffin.
Bamuel W. Jones,
John A. Brown,
Charles Taylor,
- Ambrose White,
William Welsh,
8. Morris Wain,
.Tntin MiLMnn.
Kdward H 'IW.77
rranois ti
Kdward S. Clarke '
T. Charlton Henry.
Alfred O. J.n"
John P. White,
Ixmis O. Madeira,
wuoxiee nr. uq
Oeorge U Uwrlson. mw,
C11ARLK8 PLAIT, vWpreaident
MaTTBIAI Makis, Becretary.
CiiAii. U. Rkkvkh. Asst. becretary. g j
STRICT LY MUTUAL.
Prevident Life and Trust Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, No. Ill 8.FOUIITII STREET.
Organlied to promote LIFE INSURANCE among
mtmuera of the Society ol Friends.
Oood riHka of any class accepted.
l'ullcica lueued on approred plana, at the lowest
President. SAMUEL R. SniPLEY,
Vice-President, WILLIAM C. LONOHTltETn,
The advaDtajret oUerea lv Uiii ik)tupa&j v oa-
INSURANOt.
JSl. H 13 U Xt, -V
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. iO IlllOAmrAY, corner of
i:ieTentli Mmt, New York.
CASH CAPITAL I50,OM
1 126,000 dsppslted with the State of New York as security
i"'";y noiners.
OKOBGK KLLIOTT, Vioe President and Reeretar.
r.m'ii mi vji.in luurv, Artnary.
A. E. M. PURDY, M. !., Medical Fjaininer.
rnrLAPFi.rntA r.icnirM-s
Thomas T. Tssker, John M. Maris, ,,J. It. Llppinoott,
Cliarles Spencer, William Uivine, James lrfing,
John A. Wright, 8. Morris Wain, 'James Hunter,
Arthur O. Coffin, John B. McCrosry. K. It. Worne.
Organised April, lHoH. 076 Policies issued first six
mentlisiover hi0 in the twelvemonths following.
A II forms 01 r-oncie iscei on rnon ravoraole terms.
Special advantages offered to Ulergjmen.
A few good agents wanted in eity or country. Apply t
unmv.a ns. lHNUAt'Kr1;,
Manager for Pennsylvania and Delaware,
fimce. No. fl WALNUT Street. l'lI.Hnl.,h,.
BAMUKL POWK.HH, Speoial Agont, 4KB
JNBUBK AT n O M E,
Penn Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY.
NO. 921 CWC8NUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
ASSET8, 83,000,000.
CHARTERED BY 0UK OWN 8TATE.
JUANAtiED BY OUR OWN CITIZEN
LOS8ES PROMPTLY PAID.
OIJCIEB IMHUKD ON VARIOUS PLAN8.
Applications may be roade at the Home Office, and
at the Agencies throughout the Bute. 9 188
J AM KM TRAQUAIR PRK8IDKNT
WAIN I F.I, K. HTOHEM VIOK-PRK8IDENT
JOHN W. UORNOIt A. V. P. and ACTUARY
IIO RATIO H. HTEPIIENM HKORETARY
rrilEE
1 OE
M1K ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMl'AN Y
PHILADELPHIA.
Ollice S. W. Corner l'Ul'RTH and WALNUT Streets.
MKK INSUKANCH KM'liUM V K.I.Y.
PKRPKTUAL AN1 TKRM PULIOIKS ISSUED.
Cash Capital 2u0,0u0'00
uaatl Asxetn, July 1, Ihtii.
,Si:i.27 -23.
DIBKUTOKS.
lf. Ratchford SUnr,
J.Livingston Krringer,
iNaioro ira7.ier,
John M. Atwood.
Benjamin T. Tredick,
(oorgo II. Stuart,
Uames Ij. Liaguoru.
William (1. Boulton,
Charles Whoelor.
Tiioinas H. Montgomery,
tlnun 11. lirown,
dames Aerrsen.
'l itis CritiitiArjv insures onlv first, ctasa rmka. takinff no
specially hazardous risks whatever, such as factories,
mine, eic.
r. A n 11 run" n i akk, rroninent.
THOMAS H. MONTGOMERY. ViceProsl.lont.
Al.FXANI'KH W. WlHiKil, Secretary. 25
TMKENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
X. PHILADELPHIA.
1N( Ohl OKATEU 1S04-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
so. '224 WA1,MJ I Street. ODoomte trio r xcuause.
This Con.pany insures from Ions or damago by
EIRE.
on liberal terms, on buildings, merchandise, furniture,
etc., fcr limited periods, and permanently on buildings by
deposit of premiums.
The Company has been in active operation for more than
SIXTY YEARN, during wuicU all losses Dave been
promptly adjusted and paid.
John L. Hodge,
David Icwis,
Ronjatiriu Kiting,
Thomiis H. t-owene,
A. R. Mollonrv-,
E'dmnnd Ca-itillon,
Sauiuol Wilcox,
Iiewi C Norris.
M. r.. Alubuny,
John 1. l.ewo,,
Will in in 8. tiront,
Robert W. 1 earning,
D. Clark burton,
Lawrcnco Lewis, Jr.,
ilUIIN H.
WUCUEREK, President.
Ramtot, 'Wiixox, Secretary.
428
JpAME INSUKANCE COMPANY.
No. 809 CHESNUT Street.
INCORPORATED im. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
Intnres against Loss or Damage by Fire either by Per
petual or Temporary Policies.
DIRECTORS:
Charles Richardson,
Willium H. Rhawn,
William M. Seyfert.
Henry Lewis,
Nathan Hilles.
John Kessler, Jr.,
Edward B. Orne,
Charles Stakes,
John W. Everraan,
Mordecai Buzby.
George A Went,
CHARLES RICHARDSON, ProsidenU
WILLIAM H. RHAWN, Vice President
WnJJAMB 1. Blanchabd Secretary. 7 23tj
T'HE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSUKANCB
JL COMPANY,
. Tncnroorated lHlio Charter Pemeinal.
No. filO WALN OT Street, ounosito Indooendence Sanara
This Company, favorably known to the community for
over tony yenrs, continues to inHuro against loss or dam
sue bv lira on Public or Private Builuinirs. either Derma
nentlyorfora limited time. Also on Fufnituro, Stocks
of Goods, and Merchandise generally, on liberal tonus.
Tneir Capital, togetuor witu a large surplus r und, ll
invested in the most careful manner, which enables them
to oiler to the insured an undoubted aecuntjr in the oaat
of lose. .
Daniel Rmltta. Jr..
John Devereux,
Thomas Smith,
Henry Lewis,
.1 i : , 1 1 ; . . v irAn
Alexander BenBon,
Isaao Hazlehurst,
Tnomaa Robins,
fl..l.tU.J4A..V T.
DANIEL SMiTH, Jb., President.
WM. G. OROWELL, SeoreUry. 8 8i5
JMPERIAIi FIRE INSURANCE CO.
LOJNDOjN,
EHTABIJ.SIIKU 1S0J.
Paid-up Capital and Accumulated Funds,
g8,000,000 IN Cr OLD.
FBEV0ST & HERRING, Agentm,
1 4$ No, 10T S. THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
CPAS. M. PREVOBT.
CHAS. P. HERRING
CARRIAGES.
GARDNER & FLEMING,
CAB II LAG E BUILDERS,
No. 214 South FIFTH Street.
BELOW WALNUT,
f A Large Assortment of New and Second-hand
CARRIAGE H,
IKCMJD1NO
Coupe Rockaways, Phcetons, Jenny Linda, Boggles,
Depot W ogons, Etc Etc., 3 23 tutus
For Sale at Reduced Prices.
LOST.
d1-A REWAKU. LOST A CKKTIr ICATI
3h 1 t nf New City Ixian. No. 1629. for In the nam.
of JOHN UAHUH. Aiipucation nas been maae for r
newal ol said ceruueavo. ui no use w any nns uut,
9 24 ftn 26t No. 253 DKAN Street, Philaduluhla
IRE W O R K.
GALVANIZED and Painted WIRE GUARDS,
tore fronts and windows, for factory and warehoos
windows, for ennrcnes ana cellar windows.
IRON and WIRE RAILINGS, for balconies, offices
cemetery and garden iences.
Liberal allowance made to Contractors, Botlders
and carpeilturD. au viuub wum. it.w. yiviuyuteai
and work gnaranteea.
KOlilSlCT WOOD B CO.,
Btntnem No. 1136 UDGEAvnnae Pnua.
ALEXANUSK . UATTELLlJO
PRODUCE COMMISSION MKROHJlNXS.
, 1W Itl.il'U UUAIJlU-U
AND
H. 91 NORTH WATFK BTREET.
PHILADKLPHXA. I HI
(.puma O OaTTaXU KLUAH OATtMLU
n-rrnu RAIT. TiTTPlT AWTi C i W i C
J 0f all numbers and brands. Tent, Awning, Trunk
and Wanon-eover Duck. Also, Paeer Manufaotnrere'
M Till 1 V-Al " " w , vt, TAJ.
liner t.ite, "'"'I w wuwe wiue,
. , u ..1 1 i, v HaII rTarin. ate.
ruuu " JOHN W. EVKRMAN.
no. iua uuuiuju bush imii Htorasl
o AVIIKL SMITH & CO.. No. 4 8. SEVENTH
O Ktreet, STKAM AND GAH FITTERS AND
PLUMBERS. Tube, Fittiu-s and lira. Worka ousUmtly
0A'lf work promptly attended to.
Galvanised Tube fur ChumUmy Lot furnished. 11 17 3ia
WINES AND LIQUORS.
HER MAJESTY;
' CHAMPAGNE. !
DXJT210T3 tV LUSSOI7,
216 SOUTH FRONT STREET.
THK ATTENTION OF THE TRADE 18
A solicited to the followto very (Jboioe Wina. mi . f
b' DUNTON A LlfSSON,
lit SOUTH FRONT 8TRF.HT.
OIIAMPAIiNK.fi A.enla for he. M.li. r. m.
Montebello, Csrt Bleoe, Carte Blanche, and Ohsrlni
rarre's Orand Vin Rmtenie, and Vin Imperial, M. K lev
man A Co.,ef Mayeaoe, Bparklin Moealle and KU1NH
WIN K8.
M A HKIR AR. Old Island, Booth Hide Reserre.
nllKURlKK V. Hn.lnli.ha. Amrmtillan. Tnnax. V.L.
lette. Tale and Oolden Bar, Crown, etc
I'llKl h.- Vlnho Velho Real, Vallett. and Orown.
CLARKT8--Fmmi. A ine A i'ie . Montiarrand and Bor.
dean-i, Clarete and Kanterne Wine.
in.-"lIWNwl."
BRANDIK8. Uannease. Otard. lruuny Oo.'iTarlonl
intKee. 4 1
c
AKSTAIU8 A MoO ALL,
Not. 1S WALNUT and 21 GRANITE S tree la,
Importer of
BRANDIES, WINKS, OIN, OLIVE OIL. Km.
AND
OOMMI88ION MERCHANTS
For the sale of
PURK OLD RYE, WHEAT, AND BOURBON WHIS-
K.LKH.
CARSTAIUS' OLIVE OIL-AN INVOIOB
of the above for sale by
l!ap Roe. 128 WALNUT and 21 OKAN1TK btm.
- Bharpens the A ppotit e.
Y. 1B
. 91.
Makes the Weak Robust,
Y.
7 !.
Adds to the term of Life.
Is Unadulterated.
AT- I".
. HI.
-1 Is superior for Mince Meat.
Makes Best Whisky Punch.
Y.
7 I. 11.
Cures Dyspepsia.
Y.
r i. hi.
Is the Best in the World.
12 3 Ira
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Q
LAKGE V A 11 I E T Y OF
IVow Goods,
Suitable for the Season, just reieirud.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
Dealer In Fine Groceries
11
Comer ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
JIOIIAEL MEAGHEB A CO.
NO. B23 South SIXTEENTH Street,
Wbolesale and Retail Dealers In
PROVISIONS.
OYSTERS, AND SAND CLAMS,
FOB, FAMILY US1
TERRAPINS IIS PER DOZEN. Hi
PATENTS.
PATENT OFFICES,
N. W. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT
PHILADELPHIA.
FEES LESS THAN ANY OTHER RELIABL
AGENCY.
Send for pampble on Patents.
34 thatni CHARLES H. EVANS.
WILLIAM S. IRWIN,
(SENERAL PATENT AGENT,
No. 406 LIBKA1CY STREET.
OUTOALTS PATKNT KLASTIO JOINT IRON
KOOF.
AMKRIOAN CORRDGATKD IRON 0(9'8 MANU
FAOTURKS, 1IREPKOOF BUILDINGS, ETO.
TAYLOR A OOALK'S PATENT AUTOMATIO
LOOK UP SAFETY VALVE.
BRADFORD'S LOW WATER INDICATOR, ETO.
ETO. 1U 4 tl 1
STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. 8TATE
Kiehta of a valuahlo Invention just patented, and for
Uie KLIOINO, OLTT1NO, and OlilPPINO of dried beef,
cabbage, etc, are hereby offered for sale. It is an artiole
of great value to proprietors of hotels and restaurants,
and it should be introduced into every family. STATIC
RIGHTS for sale. Model can be seen at TELEGRAPH
OFFICE, OOOPER'S POINT. N. J.
ewtr munux nuriUAK.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
J. WATSON & SON,
Of the late firm of EVANS WATSON, j
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF
SAFE STORE,
HO. 63 SOUTH FOURTH" STREET,
8 81t A few doors above Ohesnnt st, Philada
BLANK BOOKS.
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AND COUNTY OK PHILAOKLPHIA.
Estate ol uunr.ni w. n.iiii u. deceased.
Nnl.ioe is hereliy Kiven tliat 1.1. 1 A BMITli. widow nf
said decedent, has hied her petition in the orHceof the
Clerk of said Court, with an appraisement of the personal
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of April H, IhM. and its supplements, and that the same
will lieapprovea uy tue liiiuit on n i uitUAi, Aiooeuioer
11. lSiji. unless exceptions be tiled thereto.
K. RUNULR SMITH.
12 3 4 1 9 4t Attorney for Petitioner.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TIIE CITY
AND tlOUNTy OK PHILAOKLPHIA.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle, and
adjust the aeoount of MARY MlILHOtLANU (late
McUlufckey), administratrix, deceased, and to report dis-
IrlMUtlUUUI IHB u.w. . V
will meet the parties interested, for the Purpose of his ap
no nlment, on vYKUNKriUAY, Ueceuilmr IB, lHHft, at 4
olli. P. M.,at hi. office. No. 113 ti. t lfcTH Street, in
yau.jMriPWIXIAM L. DENNIS. Auditor
R. M. KLINE CAN CURE CUTANEOUS
Eruptions, Marks on Ui. Kkin, Ulcer. In the throat,
mouth and nose, sore leg. and sores of every oonoeivable
character. Offio., No. 88 Houtit lvUVKNTli. betweea
ilhwanut and Market Bu at. II
AMDIEMENT.
A U R A
KERN K'8
OHRSNDT BTRftKT THKATRK
arks of preparation, aa oiia-lsaj I
ilirsma.ln fir. acta, entitled
t A ' ll inu
lO-NK.HT. after werk
laiiiic irmu I'mmn. in Dr
A 1 li inu
On, THE WRITE LAOY'OF WICRLOW,
Pt I1""" ccneIT' noTel '"'Ota, and tine east.
111 JlT I i I II I LI I R K N 'B M A T i Si KK "J A'AjrU A Y
The Play- POOR Tl A KKH INTHEWOgU,
, tlr.THB KIND KAIRT BIKDrl. '
Evening, dew, open t 7. Commence at ,'4 to K
w
ALNUT STREET THEATRE, N. E. COR.
12.,.'.I..,Dn " A 111 n'reets.- l!einsat V set.
8cond INicht of the rrnownwi ArtUti.
sVa KU l a
BAi KAi AN,
MiUl'iu."" """f'.W0"1 Taylor, written expresal 1
A1ARY WARNKB.
57 i.?rnC,V,u i M'" RATfCM Art
Bren v A 1 nr'",nt,', witn " nd ApimipnaM
Mifs ItAThMAN will'besiiiipnrted by
MR. UkOHOR JORDAN. MIlsH VIHtHNIA FRANCIS,
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCII BTRKET
m - 1 ...
Tin; nvttit k-n.
by Mr.. JOHN 1KKW and ( lomparV, " '
t n. MtlNDAY and TUKHDAY KVEN1NC8
Tem Taylor s great ISrenlr Comedy. r'"""",
'I'll r 1, . . . . .
with every Rcene New.
Mrs. JOHN III1KW sppearlnu as Mrs. Kehrioh
A i.le.1 by the Full C.mipauy. "0
Keats f pcnre d m days in sdvsnee.
POX'S AMERICAN THEATRE
J1 OI'FN TIIK Vl'AR HI 11 Nil WVWIJV
Creates! Cs 111 nasi s of the Age, R1ZA H KLLI BRO IIRHR
Mad'llo l.f I'U M1I.I.KK VlKA LL.M 1S8 K V A HIIKNT
the yueen ot Sons:, Mnrl'lle lK ROSA. AVKNTUUIW
ll.-H U ItClfTTU M TI1 I IiUL-ITV Ut A iri urn..
...... 1. ...... v... i.i. n r, n v n., r, i j.
iniiirTiuu ha 1 uni,, n r I r. iv .1 1 M .1 at 11 O eloeK.
DUPKKZ BENEDICT'S OPERA IIOU81T.
KEVK NTH St.. below Arch (Late 1 heatra
Cunlinni'd Suci-cxs and Increased Attraction.
THIS KVKNINU and Continue Kvory NurliL.
DUPRKZ A HKNKUICT'S
C.lusntic Minstrels and IStirl.-s, Opera Tronpe, Intro,
tliu iDK Another Immense New Programme,
first 'lime New lliirletipie 4 T Thieve..
Kirst W oek Fascinating FourCraces.
First Time tirnen Ilorm Scene.
First Week llebinson, Hello of Madrid.
Admission, Mo. Parmiet, S5c. (iallery, 2fte.
TVEW ELEVENTH 8TREET OPERA
-LN HOUSE, FI.KVF.NTH Rrreet. above Oheanok,
TIIK FAMILY HK.SORT.
CARNCHOSS A DIXEY'8 MIN8TRFL8,
th. great Star Troupe of tho world, in their tinea nail.
FTIUOPIAN KOIRKKS,
. BEAUTIFUL BALLADS, SONGS,
OPF.RATIC SELECTIONS, and 01
KVEBteSlf BURLKSQUE,
R.F. SIMPSON, Tre.J.;r.0ARNGR0S8' "TO
A MERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
J. V W INT FR TKRM will begin MONDAY, Jan. 3, 1871.
Names of New Pupils should lie entered
BKFOKK THIC loTH OF OKUKMRKR.
There are a few vacancies which may be tilled by making
early application at the office, (li 1 Ut
N. Iie-I WALNUT BTRFRT.
rpEMPLE OF WONDERS, ASSEMBLY BUILD
X INCH SICNOR BLITZ
in his Now Mysteries, axsinted by his Son.
THKOl'ORK BLITZ. '
Fvenings jt 7 V. Matinees, Wednesday and Saturday at 8.
MAOIC, VFNTRll,li(IHISM, CANaRIKS, AND BUR
LFSOl :n M1NSTRKLS.
Admission, ST, ltoxerved Seats, tpOo. 11 11 tf
CENTZ ANT) "jfASSLER'S MATINEES
p MUSICAL FUNT HALL, 1869-70. every SATUB
PAY AFTKROON at a,1 o'clock. VU
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTB
CAKDFN, Nos. 7211. 722. T24, and 726 VINK Htref
TIIK ORAND ORCHKSTRION, formerly tbe propetf
of tbe ORAND ft UK K OK BADKN, purchased at grd
eipeuse by JACOB VALKK. of this city, in coinhinaU
with (LAM FR'M ORCHFSl'RA ano Mis N KLLI
A NDFRSON, will perform KVKRY AFTERNOON a.
Kv F.NINO at the above-mentioned place, dmlssi.
free , latf
'
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