THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAm PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, .JANUARY 4, 1870.
rrawa suaiireAivg.
UHf Affaire.
The tblrtv-flrnt annual meeting of the Phila
delphia Bible" Society was held Tctcrdiiy after
noon, at the N. V. corner of Seventh and Wal
nut utrectB. Tho annual report, which wag read,
els forth that a new feature had been Intro
duced In the employment of nine women to read
the Scriptures to the poor and sick, and to dis
tribute Bibles among the indigent. All tho pub
lic institutions had been furnished with Bibles,
as aleo the Sunday Schools, and many were
distributed among Immigrants, sailors, and boat
men. Number of Bibles distributed during the
year, 8072; Tcotamrnts, 4814. Total number of
copies distributed since the organization of the
f-odcty: of Bibles, 1SJ8,80;5; Testaments, 250,774.
I)nruig the year the receipts were $H21, exclu
sive of a donation of $15000 made by Mrs. Ann
Uertzog. All tho money remaining on hand at
the end of each year, after tho payment of ex
penses, is donated to the Pennsylvania Bible
(Society.
The bookstore at Fifth and Walnut streets
was ntered on Saturday or Sunday night, and
robbca of about fifty dollars In money, some
. . . , m Tin (wa ntiard rrliaaoa Willi flftTTlfl
IIUBIHO BUIH'n, fcTTV "J ' f,.- ......
articles of jewelry. The thieves gained an en
trance through a door in tue Diuemen. wuicu
formerlv led to a vault in an adjoining room.
VTho key of tho fire-proof was found by
Ihe thieves in a box in tho desk, and by this
lacans they obtained the articles stolen.
I At a quarter past eleven o'clock last even
ing fire wos discovered in the second story of
he rear of the northwest corner of Sixth and
Wayne streets. The' first floor is occupied by
i-ihantz fe Brown, as the Falstaff Hotel. The con
sents of tho second story were destroyed, but
ijthe Are was confined to this room, although the
fiarroom below was considerably damaged by
fwatcr.
Before U. 8. Commissioner Ilenry Phillips,
Jr., yesterday, a final hearing was had in the
aha nf H. C. Burnett, chanrcd with opening
letters, -
The Commissioner announced that he should
bold the accused to bail in 10,000 for his
appearance at the next term of the United
States Court.
At the annual meeting of tho Demo
cratic Association, which was held last even
ting, Mr. John O. dames was collect to
the cnair, ana Mr. donn v. Junes appointed
Secretary. The tellers on election llnally re
ported that Mr. Lewis C. Cassidy had been
unanimously elected President, and Messrs.
CharleB Ingersoll and G. W. Arnold, Vice-Presidents.
Tho stated meeting of the Board of Guar
dians of the Poor was held yesterday afternoon,
president John M. Whitall In the chair.
The Steward rertcd the house receipts to
have been t47104. "The Out-door Agent reported
having collected for support cases, $588. The
Treasurer presented his annual report showing
amount of collections for support and bastardy
caecstohave been $18,914-57
House receipts 7,630-23
Emigrant tax 416-00
Total . $20,950-70
Mr. Collins offered a series of resolutions, re
quiring the Visitors to state the number of per
sons relieved by each separately; also, the
amount of relief granted, and number of times
relief has been granted, names of families, etc.
Adopted. The Steward s requisitions were read
and adopted. Adjourned.
Th Cnnp'rcE'nt.lnnn.l meetinc of the First Tte-
f. lormed Presbyterian Church was held last even
jj ing in Horticultural Hall, corner of Broad and
Walnut streets.
The Chairman of the Committee on Service
read a report showing that the soiree had been
held on the 28th of January last. The balance
in hand after paying the expenses attendant
thereto, amounted to vlmov, oi wnicn amount
$25 were given to the session for the benefit
of the poor of the church. The balance was
given to the trustees for the benefit of the
Gospel.
The following persons were yesterday
elected mauagefl of the Philadelphia Dispensary:
William . Griffiths, Ilenry J. Morton, John
Farnum, George B. Wood, D. Clarke Wharton,
T. Wistar Brown, John M. Whitall. John C.
Browne, Charles Kills, Joseph P. Smith, Thomas
Wistar, William Hacker.
The thirty-sixth annnal meeting of the Asso
ciation for the Relief of Disabled Firemen was
held last night In the Fire Association building,
at the corner of Fifth and North streets, Vice
President Joseph R. Lyndall presiding.
The annual report, which was submitted,
stated that during tho year 3230 were appro-
J)riated for the relief of members or their f ami
ies, which was distributed among 96 persons,
including 14 widows and orphans. Total amount
appropriated for this purpose since the institu
tion of the associatiou, $39,209-30. Two life
members and 199 annual members were added to
the roll of the association in the past year,
making a total of life members, 444; annual
members, 1110. Total number of members, 1500.
The following were elected as the officers:
President, George W. Tryon; Vice-President,
Joseph R. Lyndall; Treasurer, William T.
Bntler; Secretary, Edward D. Yates; Assistant
Secretary, William J. Pascoe.
. Domestic Affairs.
Gold closed yesterday at 119.
Already the New York Stanton fund reaches
$20,000.
General Terry assumed command of Georgia
C. JC." Miller, City Clerk of Springfield,
Ohio, is charged with embezzling city funds.
The Ohio Legislature met yesterday and
orgnnized. A. J. Cunningham, a reform candi
date, was elected Speaker of the House.
Yesterday the internal revenue receipts
amounted to the unusually heavy sum of
$1,475,000.
A man was recently convicted in Idaho of
selling whisky to the Nez Perce Indians, and
sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment.
There have been no drunken Indians seen in the
tribe since.
Notwithstanding the vague card of the
French Cable Company, their concession does
contain "the very objectionable feature of sub
jecting all messages to the scrutiny and control
of the French Government," as the President
put it in his message.
Secretary Boutwell's statement of the public
debt, just issued, shows that during the month of
December the amount was reduced by $4,813,731,
making a total reduction since March 1, 1809. of
$70,710,306.
Governor Asbley denies that he is working
In collusion with Democrats in Montana, and the
President is asked to withdraw General Potts'
nomination to the governorship, to give him an
opportunity of replying to the barges brought
gainst him.
Governor Hayes, in his message to the Ohio
Legislature, recommends the adoption of the fif
teenth amendment; shows a surplus in the esti
mated receipts over expenditures; states the
debt at $9,855,938; and recommends a revision
of the financial laws.
The defaulting cashier of the Merchants'
Exchange Bank, New York, turns out to be the
real culprit In the case of the Farmers' and
Drovers' Bank of Somers, Westchester county,
N. Y. Hill, tho cashier, who was convicted of
the defalcation, aud imprisoned, has been re
leased. C. E. Maglaughlln, District Attorney at Car
lisle, Pa., has been in tho city several days, on
business connected with the Schoeppe murder
trial. He has obtained depositions of quit a
number of persons who knew Miss Stinnecke
many years, and were well acquainted with her
handwriting. Tnese persons are positive in
their belief that the signature to the will pre
sented by Dr. Schoeppe is a forgery. Mr. Mag
luughlin does not desire to have the affidavits
made public while any judicial proceedings are
pending, but iutends that they snail form part
of a statement hereafter to be muds, and which,
Le says, will place beyond doubt the guilt of the
accused and the justice of his conviction.
Foreign A flair.
The Potto received the French Generals and
soldiers on New Year's day.
The (Kcnmenical Council has been driven
from St. Peter's by its acoustic defects, aud is to
ml in Vi? i'ijrjr;al in IutWe.
Nnpftlcon visited ex-Queen Isabella yester
day, and was told by her that she declined to
work with tho Montpenslers solely to please
bim. -
Prim has telegraphed to Victor Emanuel
for a decided yes or no lu tho matter of the
candidature of the Duke of Genoa for the
Spanish Crown. v
Prim and Oloznga have been conferring
lately, and ministerial changes with a view to
the prolongation of the Provisional Government
are talked of.
FRANCE.
CHIivier'a MlnlMtrv Formed at I,nt.
Fakir, Jan. 3. The new Ministry has at length
been formed. Tho Journal OJjicivl gives the list
as follows: Minister of Justice. Euille Olllvlcr;
Minjster of Foreign Affairs, Count Napoleon
Darn; Minister of the Interior, Chevandrier do
Vtthlromc: Minister of Finances, Louis Joseph
Bullet; Minister of War, Edmund Lebteuf;
Minister of Marine, Rcgnault de Genouilly;
Minister of Public Instruction, Ernlle Alexis
Segris; Minister of Publi Works, Marquis de
Talhouet; Minister of Agriculture and Com
merce, Charles Louvet; Minister of Fino Arts,
Maurice Richard; Emperor's Household, Count
Vaillant; President of the Council of State,
Esgniron do Parian. An Imperial decree sepa
rates the Ministry of Fine Arts from that of the
Emperor's Household.
ITBLIT DEBT STATEMENT.
Washington, Jan. 3. The following is a state
ment of the publio debt of the United States on the
Ut of January, 1870:
Debt bearing coin interest:
Reeistered.
Coupon.
814.7.w,(K10
WTt.OOO
6,263,000
64fl,00u
72,678,650
385,621, 600
2,374,266
65,969,460
67,927,1(10
lta,8ll,X0
229,12(,160
276,161,900
31,698,660
Ponds, 8 per cent.,
Dunlin, 6 per cont.,
Honda, 1881, 6 percent.,
Bonds, (Oregon) 1801, 6
fjto.Mfi.OUO
6,0o9,WK)
13,157,000
percent, - -
floiids, 1881, 0 per cent., US ,643,8.')
Honds, 5 20b, nil per cent., 129,260,000
Honda, 1881 , 6 per cent., 61 ,267,460
Honda, 10-4(la, 6 per cent., 128.607 .8M)
Honda, 6-20a, 6 per cent., 3,882 600
Honds, 6 20a, 6 per rent., 67,6.16.200
Bonds, S 0a,6 per cent., 64,616,7M)
Honda, 6 20a, 6 por cont., lo:).874,800
Honda, 6-20a, 6 per cent., 104,4.19.3m
HoudB, 6 20a. 6 percent., 10,940,600
Aggregate of debt bearing
interest in coin, 8305,618,250 1,302,420,850
Debt bearing coin IntereBt:
Character of issue ami Amount out- Accrued in-
rate of interest, standing. tnreat.
Honda, 6 per cent., $20,000,000 00 Q 500 .000 00
Honda, 6 per cent., 7,022,000 00 176,660 00
DondH, 1881,6 per cent., 18,416,000 00 662,460 00
Bonds, Oregon war, 1881, 6
per cent., 945,000 00 28,350 00
Honds, 1881, 6percent., 189.317,600 00 6,679,628 00
Bonds, 6-208, 6 per cent., 614,771,600 00 6,147,716 00
Honda, 1881, 6percent., - 76,000,000 00 2,260,000 00
Honda, 10 40a, 6 per cent., 194,667,300 00 3,242,788 3.1
Bonds, 6-20B, 6 per cent., 3,882,600 00 38,825 00
Bonds, 6-2U8, 6 per cent., - 125,601,300 00 1,265,613 00
Bonds, 6-208, 6 percent., 203,227,260 00 2,033,271 60
Bonds, 6-208, 6 per cent , - 332,918,960 00 9,989,9u8 60
Bonds, 6-208, 6 por cent., 379,691,250 00 11,387,747 60
Honda, 6-208, 6 per cent., - 42.639 360 00 1,276,180 60
f 2,107 ,939,100 00 $ 43,657,979 83
tor payment, 6,239,704 26
Total, - - . - - $48,797,683 68
Debt bearing interest in lawful money r
Certificates, 3 per cent. (46,646,000.00 9910,900 03
Navy pension fund, 3 per
cent., - - 14,000,000 00 210,000 00
$59,645,000 00 $1,120,900 00
Debton which interest has ceased since maturity:
Character of isane and Amount out- Accrued
rate of interest. standing. interest.
Honda, 6 per cent., $6,000 00 $310 00
Honds, 6 percent., 14,150 00 849 00
Honds, 6 per cent., 68,700 00 2,641 60
Honda, Texas indemnity,
6 per cent., 242,000 00 12,100 00
Treasury notes, 1 mill to
6 per cent., - 103,664 6f 3,069 35
Treasury notes, 606 per
cent., - 2,400 00 120 00
Treasury notes, 8 per
cent., - 3,260 00 19S 00
Treasury notes. 3-year
7 3 10 percent.. - 30,760 00 1,120 35
Treasury notes, 1 and 2
year 6 per cent.. 288,392 00 13,720 08
Uerti Ilea tea oi lnucmeu-
nesa, 6 percent.. - 12,000 00 720 00
Compound Interest notes.
6 percent.. 2,463 20 00 475,298 00
Temporary loan, 4, Sand
6 per cent., - 182,060 00 7,562 80
Treasury notes, 3 years,
7 3-10 per cent., 743.850 00 27,160 62
$4,140,936 64
Petit bearing no IntereBt:
Demand noteB,
U.b legal tenders, new iaane, 344,712,000 00
U. 8. legal tenders, series '69, 11,288,000 00
$644,906 60
$113,098 50
$363,000,000 00
Fract'l currency. 1st series,$453.493,862 00
Ho. ZdserieB, 342,819 931 01
Do. 3d aeries, 1,691 ,821, 3 5 00
Do. 4th aer., 1,488,131,300 00
$39,762,664 68
Certificates for gold deposited,
40,10,380 OU
Aggregate of debt bearing no interest, $436,040,143 18
RECAPITULATION.
Debt bearing coin interest:
Bonds at 6 Tier cent.. - 221 Ji89.?00 00
Honds at 6 per cent., - 1,88649300 00
Amount outstanding, ... $2,107 AS9,loo 00
Accrnea interest, - 948,w ,643 do
Debt bearine interest in lawful money:
Certificates, 3 per cent. - $48,643,000 00
Navy pension fund, 3 per cent. Interest, 14.000,000 00
Total, ..... $59,645,000 00
Interest, 1,120,000 00
Debt on which interest has ceased
since matuiity, ... 4,140,93164
Interest, 544,906 60
Debt bearing no interest:
Demand aud legal tender notes, $356,113,098 60
Fractional currency, ... 39,702,8tl4 68
Certificates of gold deposited, 40,170380 00
Total, - . . . . 436,040,143 18
Total amount outstanding. ' 2,607,671,179 82
Interest, 60,493.490 18
Total debt, principal and interest,
includiiiK coupons due aud not pre
sented for payment, .... $2,658,121,070 00
Amount in Treasury:
Coin,
$103,1.59,476 96'
12,773,963 02
22,245,927 84
64,908 360 37
Currency, .... .
binkiuii fund in United States coin in
terest bonds, and accrued interest.
Other United States coin interest
bonds purchased, aud accrued inter
est thereon, . .
Total amount in Treaenry.
Debt less amount In Treasury,
Debt less amount In Treasury De
comber 1. 1869, ....
Decrease of nubile debt during the
8209.387.718 9
$2,448,746,963 31
2,45369,735 23
nrst month. 4.812.78192
Decrease since March 1, 1869, ' $76,716306 70
Honda issued to the Pacific. Railroad Companies,
interest payaiiie in lawmi money:
Character of issue aud rate Amount out- Accrued in
of interest. standing. terest, not
yet paid
Vnion Pacific 6 tier cent.
bonds, - - $7,075,005 $812,217 32
jvsnsas racino nnuronu,
late Union Pacific Kail-
ror-u, Eastern division, 6,303,000 189X9) 00
Bioux titv and Pacino
Railroad,- 1,6?8.320 48,849 B0
Central Pacific Bailroad, ) 2,362.ooo t 4,874 22
, , 23,61,0OU )7019 86
central iirancn union ra
cificltailroad.tiMiiKneea of Atchison an 1 Pike's
Peak Kuilroad, 1,600,000 480,000 00
W estern Pacific BailrOttd, 1.648,000 26,616 64
Totals,
$64,136,320 $,8!),&'8 64
Interest paid by tho United Btales, - $4 ,984 ,82-1 64
Interest repaid by trauspoitation of
mails, etc.. - - - ,. - 1,81.089 71
Balance of interest paid by United ctateg, 3,123,732 83
'J'he forecoinir is a correct state nicnt of the public
debt, as aiipears from the books and Treasurer's re
turns in the .Department, at the close oi Dusuiess on
the last day or .December, i8t,u.
? t Gkorob S. Boutwkl ,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Thk agobbgatb of certificates of depo
sit received at the office of Internal
Kevenue iroui July 1 to December 31.
18i8, was ..... 870,587,282
.Deduce coiiectiuo reiurueu on articles
now exempt, .... ,fii)7,704
, Balance from sources now taxable, C9,48,678
J. lie aggregate ui iwi uui:ra ut ueixmic
received at the Internal Kevenue otiice -during
the hrstslx mouths of the Usual
year 1870, was .... 80,554,030
Gain during that period orcr the first
six months of the final year 186a, - 18,006,7 18
or 2zx per cent.
The train from the same sources for the
same time is .... 17,004,152
or per cent,
The aggregate of certificates of deposit received
at the internal Revenue oiuoe (luring uecemuor,
IMS, was ... 10,201,810 33
Deduct collections returned on arti
cles now exempt from tax, - 100,053 11
$10,101,757 22
Aggregate of cer' ideates of deposit
received during December, 1809, - 11,737,325 05
The gain in December, 1809, from the
same Mources ih -
wit. r.tz
1,C35,507 83
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Martnt Sew Firnt Paqt.
ALMANAC- FOR PHILADELPHIA THIS OAT.
8rm Rms 7-26 1 Moon Burs 7 42
KUN hRTS. 4 461 liiuH Watkb 8 Si
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADB.
V. A. Bounrn, )
OnoHoa i p,rznT, Committee or line Month.
Gioitua N. Tatuam, )
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
FOR AMKRIOA.
I,eipr.ig Southampton. ...Halt Imoro Dee. 18
Paraiia London Now York IIm. im
O. ol liltlmor.LlTerpool Now York, via llal..leo. In
O. of New York. lJTerpool ....New York Deo. Ih
Aleppo J.iieniool new York leo. ill
France Liverpool... ..New York Deo. 22
Columbia (lliumow New York Deo. 24
Bilmia Havre Now York Deo. !M
Java. Liverpool.. ..New York Dm. 85
bamaria. Uverpooi . ...riw York via Bo.... Deo. 28
Hnmtrionia New York.. ..Hamburg; Jan. 4
Nemesis New Y ork.... Liverpool Jau. K
Manhattan New York, ...Liverpool .....Jan. 6
Tarita New York.. ..Liverpool. Jan. 0
Ameiina New York.... Bremen Jan. ft
O. of Baltimore.. Now York.. ..Liverpool Jan. fj
Caledonia New York....Ulaiijrow Jan. 8
I DKland New York.. ..Liverpool Jan. 8
City of N. York. .New York.. ..Liverpool, via Hal. ..Jan. 11
Idaho new Y or. ...Liverpool Jan. 13
Main New York. Bremen Jan. 13
titty of Paris.. ..New York.... Liverpool Jan. IS
Columbia .New York. ...Glasgow Jnn. IS
IJ. of Brooklvn.. Now York. ...Liverpool Jan. B2
City of Boston ..New York.. ..Liverpool Jan. 85
iiuiDi n vuiiimii iu, uu,
Arirona New York....Aaptnwall Jan. 6
Promet hens. ... .I'hi lada . . . ..Charleston Jan. 6
Worro Castle.... New York.... Havana Jan. ti
Wyoming Philada Ravannah Jan. H
Pioneer Philada Wilmington Jan. 8
Cnn.vYashingtonNew York.. ..New Orleans. Jan. 8
Mariposa New York. ...New Orleans Jan. 15
Mails are forward ml hvnvnrv itjumAr in t.ha mffnlar Imam.
The Bteamersfororfrom Liverpool call at Wueftnstown,ex
eept the Canadian line, which eall at Londonderry. The
steamers for or from the Continent eall at Southampton.
GTRARKD VTT.RTF.TIT) A V.
Barque Savannah, tioaife, Hatanzaa, Isaac Hough at Mor
ris. Brig B. A W. Welsh, 'Wstson, Trinidad da Cuba, D. S.
eteison a vo,
ARRIVKD YEBTTrttDAY.
Br. barnue J. L. Wicknire. Wilov. from Glasgow via
Greenock Kept. 15, with iron, etc., to O. O. Van Horn.
Br. brig Portia. Thompson, from Pernambnoo Nov. 30,
wit h BBKar to Albert i . Dumon vessel to L. Westergaard
Co. .
Bcbr Bessie Moms, Allen, 14 days from Fenaaoola, with
scantling and flooring boards to Patterson A Lippincott
not as before.
Buhr A. Robinson, Merritt, from Great Reg Harbor,
with mdse. from steamship Eutaw, wrecked on Peck's
Beach.
Kofar Jessie Irving, Ohamberlin, rrom Great Egg Har
bor, with mdse. from steamship Jlutaw, wrecked on Peck's
Beach.
tiohr Tycoon, Cooper, 1 day from Smyrna, Del., with
grain (o Jas. L. Bewloy A Co.
Schr Ettie Hall, Maison, 1 day from Frederics, Del.,
with grain to Jas. L. Bewley A Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Roman, Baker, henoe, at Boston yesterday.
Bteamer Rattlesnake, Colburn, from Portland for Phi
ladelphia, at Holmes' Hole A. M. 1st inst.
Brig Condova, Kddy, sailed from Matanzas 24th ult., for
a port north of Hat terns. -
Brig John Shay. Nickerson, sailed from Gibraltar loth
nil., tor New York.
Schr Sarah Watson, Smith, from Boston for Philadel
phia, aailed from Holmes' Hole A. M. 81at ult.
Schr S. A K. Corson, Brown, at Georgetown, S. C 29th
nit., from Charleston.
Schr O. E. Elmer, Corson, cleared at Jacksonville 28th
nit., for Baltimore.
Sohr Obarles A. Jones, Griffin, cleared at Savannah 30th
ult., for Darien, to load for Philadelphia.
MISCELLANY.
Scbr Fred. SpofTord, at ttavannah 99th ult. from Phila
delphia, reports, in a gale off Hatteraa, 2bth ult., lost jib
boom, foretopmaat, and split sails.
Bohr Serene, from Nevassa, while lying in the stream at
Wilmington, N. C, Dec. 80, was in contact with the steam
ship Pioneer, which was heme towed from her wharf to
another part of the harbor. The schooner had bowsprit
carried away, bnt ere it fell over the side, ripped up the
railing of the Pioneer, oaaaing considerable damage. The
two vessels dragging the tug af tor them, were swept down
the current several hundred yards before their headway
conld be checked.
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES, ETO.
JEW CENTRAL CLOTH HOUSE.
FRIES, MALSEED & HAWKINS,
S. . CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
Closing Out Winter Stock.
Great Reduction in Prices.
Astrachans,
Velvet Beavers,
Caracullas,
Chinchillas,
Overcoatings,
Waterproofs, .
Velveteens,
ii 6tntnB2m Cassimeres.
FOR SALE.
TOR SALE
ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS,
THE LEASE AND PERMANENT FI3
TURES OF THE FLOUR STORE,
I'o. 1230 ITIAISItJET STltUEt
Apply on the premise! to
U 40 4p J. EDWARD ADDICK1
a HANDSOME NEW DWELLING, WEt
Spruce Street, No. 81U7, four-story (French roil
uilt, for owner's ase.
This is just the kind of a residenoe many want, belt,
roomy and not extra large.
Terms will be made accommodating to purchaser.
JOHN WANAMAKKR,
12 11 SIXTH and MAH&KT,
TO RENT.
A LARGE STORE
ON CIIESNXJX STREET,
Above Seventh, South Side,
TO RENT.
Immediate possession if do&ired. Address
1 4 6t "F. B. K., Inquirer Office."
TO LET THE STORE PROPERTY Ni
723 Cbesnut street, twenty five feet front, one bus
dred and forty five feet deep to Bennett street. Boo
buildings five stories high. Possession May 1, 1870. Ad
dress
i
laiotf i
THOMAS S. FLETCHER,
Delanco, N. J.
TO LEASE LARGE WAREHOUSE ON
il'il Junction Bailroad. on SWANSON Street, suitable
lor rnoDUCK or orwauiinu nonea.
18 3w ' Apply 0. 7b4 SWAHSOM Street
nOTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS.
j of all numbers and bands. Tent, Awning, Trunk,
and WaKon-cover Duck. Also, Paper Manufaotarera'
Drier 1 eltn, from thirty to seventy-six inchee, with
rauim., siting, ha.i l win... jo. EVKRM AN,
No. 103 C1IUBUU Street (Uity Stores).
1
mis;! iJiims!! Jtmos!!!
What is nicer for a Christmas prosent than fine
SINGINQ CANARY and a BEAUTIFUL CACBf ,
Cheaper than any place in the city.
: Ko. 144 Korth SIXTH Street,
12 18 lm ; Odd Fellows' Hall,
i w. a. iii:ky.
DR. M. KLINE CAN CUKK CUTANEOl
K.rup Hons, Marks on the Skin, Ulcer, in the thna
Buiulbaad awe, sore Intra and sortie ot wvery couoeivalr
cf.Hn.eiM. , No. 8bvuUl itl-li VtJVTU, bi
j iUMiiui kiMl nia4 tw 11
INSURANCE.
1829.
-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Franilin Fire Iince Company
OF FHLLADELPUIA.
OfSce, Nos, 435 and 437 CKE3NUT St
Assets Jan. I, '69, $2,677,37213
CAPITAL
ACCRUED BUIU'LUS..
I'KKMJUMS
UKSETTLED CLAIMS,"
1400,000-00
l,0B8,n38-T0
1,193,843 -a
EICOMR FOR 1869,
Losses raid since 1829,0Ter $5,500,000
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms.
Th 4 Wimnanr alao imne. Policiee on Rents oflHniiainM
Of all kinds, ti round Kents, and Mortcases,
DIRKCTOHa.
Alfred O. Baker, . Alfred FHler,
Samuel Orant, I Thomas Sparks,
tleorge W. Kicharda, I William S. rant, .
IsaaoLea, I Thomaa 8. Kilis,
UeorKS 1 ales, . . ' OosUvns 8. Benson,
v''" ALFRFD O. UA KICK, President
UK.CHUK FALKS, ViM-President.
JAB. W.MoAIXISTKR, Secretary.
THKODOKK M. KKOKK, Assistant Secretary. I f
N 8 U R E AT
Df nrj
HOME,
Penn Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY.
No. 821 CHE8NTJT STREET, PHILADELP11IA.
83,000,000.
CHARTERED BY OUR OWN 8TATK.
MANAGED BY OUR OWN CITIZEN
IvOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
OIJCIES ISSUED ON VARIOUS PLANS.
ApplicatloriB may be made at the Home Offlce, and
at the Agencies throughout the State. 3 16J
JAIUKH TRAQCAIR FRR8IDRNT
HAITI LEIj E. HTOKKH VI0E-PRE8IDKNT
JOHN W. IIORNOR A. V. P. and ACTUARY
IIORATIO H. STEPHENS SECRETARY
A S B U Jl Y
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 805 BROAmTAY, corner of
JLuleventla Street, IVew York.
CASH CAPITAL. 8150,000
$126,WX) deposited with the State ot Now York as security
for policy holders.
LKMUKb BA-NGS, Prosident.
GKORGK K.I.I.IOTT, Vioe-President and Secretary.
KMORY McCIJNTOOK, Actuary.
A. E. M. PURJDY, M. D., Medical Kxaminer.
Thomas T. Tanker, i John M. Maria,
Charles Spenoer. William Divine,
I J. B. Lippincott,
James Ixrag,
John A. Wrixht, 8. Morris Wain, I James Hunter,
Axiuur v. Vvuum , -tfoun d, moKjranrj, a. II. vrorne.
OrKanized April, lHt8. 376 Policies issued first six
months ; over 2000 in the twelve months following.
All forms of Policies issued on moat favorable terms.
Special advantages offered to Clergymen.
A few food agents wanted in city or oountry. Apply t
JAMES M. IWNOACKK,
Manager for Pennsylvania and Delaware.
Office, Ko. 3C-J WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
SAMUKL PQWKR8. Special Agent. 4 16
STRICT LY MUTUAL.
Provident Life and Trust Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, No. Ill S. FOURTH STREET.
Organized to promote LITE INSURANCE among
members of the Society of Friends.
Good riBka of anv class accepted.
Policies lastied on approved plans, at the loweBt
ratea.
President, SAMUEL R. sniPLEY,
Vice-President, WILLIAM C. LONGSTRETH,
Actuary, ROWLAND PARRY.
The advantages offered by this Company are un
excelled.. Wit
OFFICE OF THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NORTH AMKRIOA, No. 232 WALNUT Street.
Philadelphia.
Incorporated 1794. . Charter PerpetnaL
Capital, S600.00U.
AflBotn 93 360 000
MARINE, IN LANfj)' AND t IRa LNS'URAM6jfc'
OVER 820,000,000 LOSSK.8 PA ID SINCE ITS ORGAH.
IZATION.
DlBXCTOIlB: ,
Arthur O. Coffin.
rranois n. vopa,
Kdward 11. 'lotter.
Kdward H. Clarke,
T. Charlton Henry,
Alfred D. Jessup,
John P. White.
Lonis C. Madeira.
Samuel W. Jones,
John A. Brown,
Cbarlos Taylor,
Ambrose Whitis,
W ilUam Welsh,
S. Morris Wain,
John Mason,
uoarie w. vu
An i nun vi uurvirt. x reeiaent.
C11ARLK8 PLAIT, Vic-President.
MATTHIAS Makjs, Secretary.
On ah. 11. RKKVUi, Asst. Secretary. 8 1
F
,AME INSURANCE COMPANY.
Na 809 OHESNTJT Street.
INCORPORATED 186. CHARTER PERPETUAL,
CAPITAL, $300,000.
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
Iuaares against Loss or Damage by Fire either by Far
petual or Temporary Policies.
DIRECTORS:
. Charles Richardson, Robert Pearee,
William 11. Khawn, John Kessler, Jr.,
William M. Seylert, Kdward B. Orna,
Henry Lewis, Charles Stokes,
Nathan Hilles, John W. Kverman,
Ceorg, A. West, Mordeoai Buzby.
I CHARLES RICHARDSON, Preeideni,
WILLIAM 1L KHAWN, Vice-President,
Wn.ttAVS L Blakoharp. Secretary. 7 j)
riniE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
Ineonoratd lislft Charter PeiVMtnaL
No. 510 WALNUT Street. ouDOsite Indenendanoa Bonara.
'ill is Company, favorably known to the oommunit for
liver fort , waars. eontmuea ta insure affainjffc lm, or Hm.
age by tire on Publio ot Private Riuluiiigs,either perma
nenuy or ior a iimiLeu lime. Aiao on urnicnre, Btoou
of Goods, and Merchandise generally, en liberal terms.
Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund, It
invested in the most careful manner, which enable them
to oiler to the Insured an undoubted security in the oaM
01 JOBS.
Paniel Smith, Jr., I John Deverens,
Alexander Benson, I Thomas Smith,
laaao Hazleburst, I Henry Lewis,
Thomaa Robins, , I J. Gill ing ham FelL
Daniel Haddock, Jr.
DANIKL SMITH, Jb., President.
WM, O. CROWKLL, Secretary g ao
jiio:nix insurance company of
J- PHlLADFl.r 111 A.
INCORPORATK.D 1H04 CHARTER PERPETUAL,
No. U WALNUT Street, opposite the Hxolumga,
This Company insures from ions or damage by
I1 IRE.
on liberal ' terms, on buildings, merchandise, furnltnra,
etc, for limited periods, and permanently on building, by
deposit of premiums.
The Company baa been in active operation for more than
SIXTY YKAKH, during which ail Ioum. haw. been
promptly adjustea ana paia.
John L. Hodge,
David Iwia.
m. k. juaaony,
JobnT. lwis,
William 8. Grant,
Robert W. LeamiUK,
p. Clark Whartou.
Benjamin Kttlog,
Thomas 1L Powers,
A. R. MoHenrv.
Kdmnnd (lastiUon,
Samuel Wilcox,
Iaiwis t). Niirria.
WUCUERKR, President,
""""-JOlxNR,
KAMUTL WrLOOI, Secretary.
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY
J. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office 8. W. Corner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets,
F1K1C LNbUKAM'tli ttAULllblVKLY.
PERPKTUAL AND TK.RM POLIUiES ISSUED.
Cash Capital V T V; im,000-00
uaan aiwiwi yulr i, low.
ftaiafl'sa.
DUUi
OTOH8.
F. Ratcbford Starr,
J. Livingston Krrtnger,
James L. Claghorn,
William O. lioulton,
Cbarle. Wheeler,
Thomas H. Montgomery
ISaluro rrazler,
John M. At wood,
Benjamin T. Trediok,
George 11. Stuart,
J olio 11. Drown,
Hunts aertsen.
I'hiH fkinuiiLnv Inanres onlv firatahuia risks, takina nn
specially hazardous risk whatever, such as factories,
nulla, eie.
F. RATOHFORD STARR, President.
THOMAS H. MONTGOMERY, Vice-President.
AIXXAnhkm W. WlHB, Secretary. il 4
TMPEKIAIj FIKB INSURANCE OO.
LONDON.
ENTAIILIMIIED 1S03.
Paid-up Capital and Accnmnlated Fundi,
88,000,000 I IV GOLD,
FEEV0ST ft HEESINO, Agents,
9 41 No.,107 8. TU1KU Street, PkUadelphla.
ViJAA M, lksVtb'l. CaUJB. f. iUUUOMd
J IRARD ESTATK. IN COMPLIANCE
with the twenty -fourth section of th. will of Stephen
Girard, the superintendent of the Girard Ketate has pre
pared the following condensed statement of the afTairs of
the Estate :
I.
Stocks snd Loans, appropriated ior tho im
provement ot the eastern front of th. city
and Belawaro avenue
lir Tata.
United States Tea forty Five per cant. Loan. .. sHWft) 00
City of Philadelphia Five per cent. Loan 7,3001)0
City of Philadelphia Six par cent.
Loan, free of tax , 9154,500
City of (Philadelphia Six per cent.
Loan, taxable 64,100
90SAOO-00
City Gas Six per cent. Loan 10,00010
33 share, of stock In the Insurance Company
of the State of Pennsylvania 4,400-00
42 shares of preferred stock Union Canal Com
pany a,ioow
Union Canal Company of Pennsylvania Biz por
cent Loan 1,000-00
Sckuylkill Navigation Company Loan, 1870, Six
per cent 243,193'M
Schuylkill Navigation Company Loan, 1883, Six
per cent 8,350-OU
City of Philadelphia Six per cent. Loan, free of
tax, temporary investment 79,60000
II.
Stocks and Loans, comprising the Residuary Fund :
United States i ive-twenty Six per cent. Loan. . $'J,6fiO 0O
United States Ten-forty Fiv. percent. Loan... 10,70000
City of Philadelphia Five por Cent. Loan 4,300-00
City of Philadelphia Six per cent.
Loan, free of tax (146,600
City of Philadelphia Six per cent.
Loan, taxable , . 33,300
162,9O()-00
Schuylkill Navigation Company Loan, 1870, 6
percent 1,933'M
Loan to Franklin Institut j 1,000 00
100 sharo. of stock Philadelphia Exchange
Company lO.OOO'OO
22C0 shares of ate.k Schuylkill Navigation
Company 110,00000
408 shares of stock Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal 30,400 00
102 shares of stock Chosapeake and Dolawar.
Canal, received as dividend 6,100 00
153 shares of stock Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal, received as dividend 7S6 O0
1 Certiiicate Schuylkill Navigation Company
Boat Loan 7 per cent, received as divi.
dend 0,600-00
2 shares stock Germantown snd Perkiomen
Turnpike Company 200 00
1 share of stock Susquehanna and Lehigh
Turnpike Company..' lOO'OO
1 bond for Loan to Ridge Road Turnpike
Company lO.OOO'OO
1 Bond for interest on Joan to do. do WKI'OO
Schuylkill Navigation Company Loan, 1883, 6
per cent., received for interest 241-68
Supposed to be of no value :
4C00 shares of stock Danville and Pottsvills Railroad Com
pany. 1 share of stock Centre Rridge Company.
1 share of stock Philadelphia Domestic Society.
10 shares of stock Bustleton and SmithAeld Turnpike
Road.
1 share of stock Downingtown, Ephrata, and Harris
burg Turnpike Road.
1 share of stock newspaper callod "Le Courrier des
Etata-Unis."
2 Cert iti cat es of City 6 per cent. Loan, free
from tax, temporary investment $100,000'00
HI.
Loans appropriated to purchase fuel for "Poor white
housekeepers and roomkeepers" in the city of Phila
delphia. 1 Certiiicate of Loan Sch.ylkill Navigation
Company, 1870, t! per cont. Loan $9,089'37
1 Certificate of Loan Schn)lkill Navigation
Company, 1882, 6 per cent., recoired for in
terest 273,68
IV.
Loans Tand cash comprising the legacy received from
estate of Lawrence Todd, deceasod, of Illinois:
United States Loan, 1881, 6 per cent $7,OC0-0O
City of Philadelphia, 6 per cent. Loan, '.free of
tax 10,100 00
Cash received in full tor legacy $1,966 73
Cash received for interest on loans. . . . 4,040'6u
86,007-32
Deduct appropriation to erect a
monument cn Girard College
Grounds $6,040-00 7'32
Balance in loons and cash $17,107'32
Loans comprising reserve Coal Rents, invested and held
subject to the Judicial decision of title to lands leased
to 8. E. Griscom A Co., and Thomas Coal Company.
City of Philadelphia, 6 per cent, loan,
free of tax ' $11,400 00
Cash to bo invested 3,218'84-$13,818'84
The following account current exhibits a eondonsed
statement of the cash account, embracing the amount of
interest, dividends, rent of real estate, and payments made
to various objects for the year 1869 :
Balanoe in the Treasury January 1, 1869 $112,447-89
Cash received for rent of real estate,
city and farms $277,976'96
Cash received for rent of collieries,
Schuylkill and Columbia oountias., 102,656'09
Cash received for rent of real estate,
fcchujlkill and Columbia counties. , 868 50
Caih received fur cutting timber,
SohoylkiU and Columbia counties. . 7,470'O9
Cash received from city loans for inte
rest 22,603 10
Cash receivod from Unltod States
Five-twenty 6 per cent, loan, inte
rest... 303-33
OaBh reoeived from United States
Ten-forty 5 per sent, loan, interest. 1,032'63
Caah received from United States
1881 6 per cent, loan, interest 56778
Cash reoeived from Schuylkill Naviga
tion Co. loan, interest 14,063'44
Cash received from City Gas 6 per
oent. loan, interest 670-08
Caah received, Insurance Company
State of Pennsylvania, dividend S64'00
Cash received, Chesapeake and Dela
ware Canal Company stock, divi
dend 1,530 00
Cash received, Philadelphia Exchange
Company stock, dividend 250'00
Caah received, Germuntown and Per
kiomen Turnpike Company, divi
dend 1000
Cash received, Laurence Todd legacy,
balance...' 1,966-73
Cash received for sale of fire proof
doors, water rent refunded, pre
mium of insurance repaid, sale of
stone in Schuylkill connty, costs of
Court refunded, etc., interest on
temporary loan, credited to total in
come account 3,30848
435,308-03
$M7,7-87
Cash paid under appropriations by Councils:
EBTATX,
For water rent $1,903 30
For taxes 65,080 M
For salaries .750'O0
For lands out of th. county 27,454 16
F'or permanent improvements 1,682'50
For general repairs to real estate 14,957'45
For inside painting IWM
For outside painting and glazing 2,060'41
For paper and hanging 2,704 16
For annuities 600 00
For miscellaneous expenses 16,050 00
For altering No. 1111 Chesnut street. . 814'tO
For altering Nos. 1116, 1117 Chesnut
street 630 00
For altering Nos. 1126, 1127 Chesnut
street 3.33023
For dredging dock north wharves tibTOO
F'or purchase of fuel 606 '63
For monuaent on Girard College
grounds 6,000 00
For temporary investment in City
Loans for Delaware avenue fund 79,99687
F'or temporary Loan to City lOO.OUO'OO
For culvert in North C Hog. avenue. . 712 60
$3i,U10'3O
' C-OLLKGE.
For Committee on House
hold .....$136,019 51
For Committee on Instruc
tion 25,058 76
For Committee on Ac
counts 3,025-63
For Committee on Li
brary 39809
For Committee on Discip
lin. and Discharge 27136
For Committee on Manual
Labor 46 44 163,81978 $4M.430-2i
? etlB-Ur 31. UoiKtiahurics is the ireasurf WWW
Balance by City Treasurer's se-
co',nt. v. i4.(M1
Warrant not taken Id 7-3J879 $57,326 !9
Office of the Girard KalaU,
Philadelphia, December 81, law.
CHARLES S. RM ITII,
' 3t Superintendent Girard KaUte.
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OK MUSIC
ORANlHTAI.lAWOrF.RA. ,
THIS (TCKHliAY) KVK.N1NUKOII.UONI.
( (IISl'IS'll V I. A I'llUlUlf '
MAD'Lt.K CATAKINA LA MI,
(Her first appearance in Philadelphia.?
1, I , ,1-ri ut. ....... 1..... .
sir.Non iri'iii
niw.i'ia nr.ina.
, .......... f, ..... . .i.iamr. nniLIIAHK .
And GIORGIO UO.Nl ON! In his great character et the
Tn unni)nuru iiivLiit't . -
Grand Revival of Rossini's Maaterwork,
DII.IJAM TKIia
. tne great hit of the New York aeason).
Yi ith Increased Chorus and Orrbeatra.
GRAND 11 A 1. 1. IT.
New Dre-ses ! ! New Appointment t f
Ri.n., I 1. 1. tv , vn i.i . i . ....... .
J ..i,w ,w..,i,i n.iiu.nnu an Aanill.lil.F,lB
which character he has rreated the greatest enthnsiaata
York Prucipai uapitaia oi Europe, and aiso la Nev.
THURRDAV. JAN. S, , ,
. LUORh.IARoHGlA
Madame FRIOLin hur great rol of LUCRPZIA.
MADAK F.LisAj"l)Mr,KV, SIGNOK LOTTL
r bum , JAW. 7,
Seeo.d joint appearance of
BRIOL. I.KFRANO.
a,-.BA"' ,N MAHCnKRA.
SATURDAY, JAa. ND GALA MATINKE,
Seat, for any parforninnco now for sale at the Academe
of Muslo and Trnmpler'a. No WH Cluwnnt street. I 4
r II E M M N N E R C H O R ' 8
GRAND BAL MASQUE,
THURSDAY, JANUARY SO, 1870,
At TH 8
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The price of subscriptions, admitting a gentleman and
one lady, will be $&.
Additional ladies' ticket, each $1.
Reserved seats in the balcony Gircle, at 60 eenUeach,
can be secured at C.W. A- Trumpler'e Music Htore,Nv.-At
Cheanut atreet, commencing Monday, January 3.
Spectators' Tickets for Family Ciroie, 60 cents each.
The following gentlemen, aa well as members ot th.So(
eiety, will receive subscriptions :
Wh.t.um J. HoitBTMANN, corner Fifth and Cherry ate.
L. H EitiiKltT, corner of Fourth and Race streets.
M. K. Mucki.k, "Public Ledger" office.
Gf.oihik F. Bknerbt, No. 716 Chesnut street.
1 Eg A WAT.kEH, No. 722 Chesnut street
News Stand, Continental Hotel.
C. W. A. TKUUPLF.H, No. St-.'S Cbusnat street.
Bohkr A Co., music store, No. 1102 Chesnut street.
Richard T. Schmidt, musio store, No. 610 Arch streets
G. A. Schwartz, No. UK! Uhtsnut street.
Fhkd'k Haltz, No. 118 Walnutaatreet.
IouihToi rny, No. 227 N. SecoOd street. I
Louis Meyer's musio store. No. 1413 Chesnut streot. '
bcHAtl Kit A Koradi, Fourth and Weod street.
Members who have not yet received their annual mem,
ber's "Card," will apply to the Hecretary, or the Collector
at the rooms of the Society, on any evening. 1 1 3t
LAURA KEEN E 8
CHKSNUT STREET THEATRB,
A New Piny for the New Year.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
MATILDA HERON and LAURA KEKNK'S new Play la
live acta (every scene new), entitled
CHAMPAGNE;
OR, STEP BY STEP.
MISS LAURA KEENE as MILLT
Matinee every Saturday at 2 o'clock.
Evening open at 7 ; commence at a quarter to 8.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE. N. E. COR.
NINTH and WALNUT Streets. Begins at ja to 8,
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING. Jan. 4,
Second Night of the production of a new
ROMANTIC MILITARY DRAMA,
In four acta, by Watta Phillips, Esq., author of "ThCj
Dead Heart," "Lost in Iodon." etc., entitled
NOT GUILTY.
THE YOUNG VOLUNTEER CORPS and
BJCOK'B PHILADELPHIA BIND, No. 1.
Are specially engaged to give the effects incidental tfl
the Drama.
Si TURD AY NOT GUILTY MATINEE.
Chairs secured six daysin advanoe.
M
R8. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
THRATItR. Res-ins Vi.
LAST THRKK NIGHTS OF LITTLE DORR I.
Monuay. mean ay, ana vveanesaay,
LITTLE Dt.RRIT
With new Scenery and Great Cast.
By Mrs. JOHN DREW and Company.
Thursday and Friday,
THE LOVE CJHASK and DON JTTAN.
Saturday BENEFIT OF MR. JATHOART,
BUY LOCK and THE WILLOW COPSE.
MONDAY NEXT LITTLE EM'LY.
FOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE,
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. EVERY EVENING.
MR. LARRY TOOl.EY, Ethiopian Comedian, Mr.
FRANK A. GIBBONS, MISS KVA BRENT, Mr. SAM
DKVERE, Mr. THOMAS WINNETT, Etc
AVENTUBEH DES GRISETTKB, Etc.
Matinee on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock.
NEW ELEVENTH STREET OPER
HOUSE, ELEVENTH Street, above Cbesnut.
THK FAMILY RESORT.
CARNCROS8 A DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
the great Star Troupe of the world, in their unequal
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES,
i BEAUTIFUL BALLADS, SONGS,
OPERATIC SELECTIONS, and nm
LAUGHABLE BURLEBQCBL
EVERY EVENING.
d. L. UAKNUitUBH, Manager.
R. T. SIMPSON, Treasurer.
Vloiha
DUPREZ & BENEDICT'S OPERA J10U81T
SEVENTH St.. below Arch (Late Theatre Comiuoir
THIS EVENING, DCPKEZ A BENEDICT'S
Gigantic Minstrel and Burlesque Opera TronpsT
Second Week Romance entitled FOUND ALIVE; Or
THE TALE OF THK NEW YEAR,
In addition to a Full Proa-ramme.
Admission, 60o,
i'arquet, 76o. uallery, 'Axs.
II.
riEMPLE OF WONDERS ASSEMBLY
X BUILDINGS, TENTH AND CHESNUT Streets.
6IGNOR BLITZ,
ASSISTED BY THEODORE BLITZ,
will give a GRAND ENTERTAINMENT in the LARGE
MA t,WEDNERDAY AFTERNOON, 3d Inat.,
St 3, and IN THK EVENING at 7 o'clock, for the
BENEFIT OK SECOND UNlVKRSALiBT
SUNDAY SCHOOL. .
On this occasion
SIGNOR BLITZ
will present ALL THE NEW MYtjTERIFR BROUGHT
FROM EUHOPE, and a GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
may be expected. 14 2t
rJEMPLE OF WONDERS, ASSEMBLY BUILD
INGS. bionOR BLITZ,
ASSISTED BY THEOLORE BLITZ.
Every Afternoon and Evening at 8 and Vi.
All the new Mystorie. from Europe. fl 3 6t
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTEl
GARDEN, Nos. 720, 723. 724. and 726 VINE Street.
THE GRAND OKCHESTRION, formerly the preperl
of the GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purchased at grer
expense by JACOB VALER, of this cily, in oomkinatis
with ILAMER'S ORCHESTRA and Miss NKLHI
ANDERSON, will perform EVERY AFTERNOON am
EVENING at the above-mentioned place.
Admission free. 1 13tf
SENTZ AJJD HASSLER'S MATINEES'
MUSICAL FUND HALL, lbo9-70, every BATUJJ
DAY AFTERNOON at o'clock. ; lOJt
CARRIACES, ETC.
OAEDNEE & FLEMING,
CARRIAGE BUILDERS,
No. 214 South FIFTH Street.
BELOW WALNUT.
A Large Assortment of New and Second-hanJ
C ARRI A G E H,
JKCLIP1NO
Coupe Rockawtrjs, rhictona, Jajany Linda, Bnggies,'
Depot V agoDB, Etc Etc, 3 23 tulllS
For Sale at Reduced Prices.
PJ I R E WORK.
GALVANIZE) and Painted W1RB GUARDS,
atore fronw and wlndowa, for factory and waretioosv
windows, for churchea and ceUar wlndowa,
JROIT and WIRE RAILINGS, for balconies, offlce
cemetery and garden fences.
Liberal allowance made to Contractor., Builder,
and Carpenters. All orders filled witu prouipuaea,
and work guaranteed.
ROBERT WOOD A CO
ItUlCXia K l- kiifcXAl 4b fUUa,