THE DAILY .EVENING TELEGRAPHPHILADELPHIA, MONDAY JANUARY 10, 1870.
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Cltv Aflnlr..
The Chemical Works of Iloscncarten A,
Bon, Kitzwatcr ftrcet. above Eighteenth, were
uliKlitly cinmnjrod hy firo lust creiiititf.
Lewis Mnxwcll, acd ten years, slipped upon
the ice on Saturday, and In falllnn broke his
rithtarm. lie resided at No. 17:WCoatc8 street.
John McDonald had one of his hands tiadly
eruthed on Saturday, hy the machinery la
lloopcn fc Townsend's holt factory. Ills wounds
were attended to hy Dr. Ktf.es.
A larjio medium of the friends of the Order
of American McclmtilcH was held on Saturday
evening at the hall, Tenth and Hpriiig Garden
streets, to hear addresses respecting the Order.
The Democratic Association of Pennsyl
vania celebrated the battle of New Orleans on
Saturday evening by speeches from Lewis C.
Cassidy, General MeCutidless, Charles W.
Brooke, and others.
James Morrow, residing at No. 1013 Filbert
street, fell on the ice at Twenty-fifth and Loin
bard strcots, yesterday afternoon, and fractured
ono of his legs. He was removed, to the Penn
sylvania Ilospital.
John Slilnn, twenty-five years of age, fell
through a bridge over the. canal at Campbell's
Mill, Manayunk, yesterday afternoon, and was
severely Injured. Ho was removed to his resi
dence. No. Main street.
The fifty-first anniversary of the Society for
the Advancement of Christianity in Pennsylva
nia occurred yesterday, and was celebrated by a
public meeting being held in St. Mark's Protest
ant Episcopal Church. ' The clergy present were
members of the Board of Trustees, several of
whom took part In the service. The sermon was
preached by Kcv. A. Wadlcigh. The annua,
report was read by Kcv. Mr. Murhy of Gcr
nmutown. The following gentlemen were elected on
Saturday officers of tho Nonpareil Typographi
cal Society: President, Owen A. Dullie; VlC3
President, nenry J. Hampton; Treasurer,
William Harris; Secretary, John Savaze;
Assistant Secretary, John Mead, Jr.; Stewards,
John N. Hallowell, Thomas A. Hampton, Wil
liam A. Burrows; Investigating Committee, J.
B. Chant, J. II. Covvey, John M.Perry, William
Goodc, Thomas J. Rogers.
The annual meeting of the Jewish Hospital
Association was held yesterday at their hall, on
Coates street, below Franklin. The fifth ounual
report of the association was read, showing that
since the Iat annual meeting seventy-one mem
bers had identified themselves with the associa
tion. The number of reliable paying members
is abont 700, yielding an income from that source
of $:1500. It Is believed, with proper efforts,
$500 more will he added during the present year.
During the year 1800 there were treated at the
hospital ns indoor patients 01 persons, 00 males,
31 females. With the exception of three all of
these were discharged as cured. During the
tamc time there were five death! amcng the
Jf itients.
A lire occurred about 4 o'clock yesterday
morning in the large tbree-story brick building
in tho rear of 0U. 02S, OtfO, 032, and 031 Rich
mond street, owned and occupied by A. Horner,
Jr., bedstead manufacturer, and before the flames
were subdued tho building was greatly
damaged, and Its contents, consisting of ma
chlnei j and partly finished work, destroyed. By
the active exertions of the firemen the front
building, four stories high on Richmond Btrcet,
used for finishing and storing work, was saved,
as well as the 6urroundinc property. Tho en
gine and boiler house attached to the building
destroyed was also saved from "damage. The
. Iofs of Mr. Horner on building Is estimated at
about $10,000, on machinery, $15,000, and on
stock, 12,000, all of which, it is thought, is
covered bv insurance in home and foreicu com
panies. . Fire Marshal Blackburn, who was on
tho ground, states that the fire was supposed to
bo accidental, as tho building was securely
locked up when the flames were first discovered.
Domretlc Attaint.
Gold closed on Saturday at 122J.
Fears in Mexico of a general revolution are
dailv increasing.
Nearly two hundred lives have been lost by
flood in Chiapa, Mexico.
Gustavo Fischer, High Sheriff of Cook
ounty, Illinois, has absconded with a large
amount of money.
Jerry Dunn, the murderer of the notorious
Logan in New lorK, is said to be lying con
ccnlcd in this city.
Four hundred and thirty acres of land have
been bought near Abclcne, Kansas, by a Scottish
emigration society.
The ereat billiard match between Deery
atid Dion was played in San Francisco on
Saturday, ana resulted in a victory ior trie ior
mcr.
Hon. W. Strong will, it Is said, be nomi
nated to the seat on tho Supreme Bcncn re
signed by Associate Judge Gricr, and to which
' the late Mr. Stanton was appointed.
The Winnipeg revolutionists have forced a
loan from tho Hudson Bay Company. Part of
the money is to bo applied to the purchase of
mniflrial with which to start a newsnancr.
Two colored men being refused admittance
to the dress circlo of tho Academy of Music,
Charleston, have taken out warrants against the
manager for violating the provisions of tlia Civil
Rights bill.
Fisk, Gould fc Co., of Erie, are held to bail
by the Passaic County Court, N. J., to answer a
charge of conspiring to rob a locomotive com
pany, by cnarging illegal lures ior transporting
locomotives over the road.
A decision has been rendered by the Supreme
Court of Alabama, that tncre lias been no pro
perty in slaves since 1803, and that from 1801 to
1805 no legal judgments were given, the oiliccrs
of the courts and Legislature being mere
usurpers.
Caldwell, charged with complicity in the
New York drawback frauds, was discharged by
the Montreal judge before whom the proceed
ings for bis extradition were instituted, and hy
the connivance of his counsel ellectcd his
escape.
Lopez's son is in Washington to represent his
lather s interests and to induee the administra
tion to renew diplomatic intercourse with his
Government. But first ho will have to say where
hit? father is, and to prove that his Government
but any existence.
For elii n A flu Irs.
A new Ministry has becu formed in Spain
The French contingent military force is to
be largely reduced.
A trade's union riot broke out at Sheffield,
iLDtrland. on Saturday.
The chief editors of the Paris Eappel have
been sentenced to imprisonment and flue for
violation of the Press laws.
That tho Pope will allow no discussion of
tho dogma of infallibility unless ho is sure ol us
allirmation is confirmed.
The home aud also the foreign policy of the
new French Ministry is to be enunciated iu tho
Corps LegUhitif to-day.
A number of miners under sentence for par
ticipating in tho riots at Aubiu some time ago
have been pardoned by the Emperor.
President Grant purposes visiting tho sove
reigns of Europe, and making the voyage
accompanied by a tlcet of iron-clads; so at Icust
runs the talk on the continent.
Maryland!
.HfKMiige of (Jovrrnor Howie.
Governor Bowlo gives the condition of the
Rtute finances as follows: The total receipts
for the fiscal year ending 30th September last
' were 3,0Oa,O'.K) 58, which, added to tho balance
in tho Treanury 30th September, 1808, fs4&3,&51'
01, makes the total aggregate of the fiscal year
13,484,041 -50. The total disbursements fer the
same year were $.3,030,301-18, leaving a re
mainder In the Treasury September 30, 1809, of
445,340 41. The aggregate debts of the State
for which Interest has to be provided were, on
the 30th September, 1800, f 12,002,038 00.
EDUCATION OK XEGROKB.
In connection with the Bubject of education
throughout the State, the fact occurs to my
mind that a portion of our population consists
of colored freedmen, for whose education no
legislative provision has yet been made. If at a
period, immediate or remote, they are to become
titizene,poiteed of thektUve franchise, would
ml Kiund policy dictate such education of the
clored population as would prepare thorn in
telligently to exercise the elective franchise, and
us citizens, to judge for themselves of the proper
workings of our political system, and not be
misled by the crafts and clamors of designing
nnd unscrupulous politicians? Education among
the colored people of the state would navo a
beneficial cllect in rendering thorn more valua
ble in any position they may 1 e destined to
fill. It would doubtless render them as a class
more virtuous and provident, and better mem
bers of the community in which they live. It Is
not proposed to add to tho burdens of taxation
for tho purpose of educating the colored popula
tion, nor to suggest that colored children bo ad
mitted into the schools witli the whites: but that
the taxes which are paid by the colored tax
payers for school purposes be set apart for the
education of the colored children, and that edu
cational facilities be extended to this class of our
population, and such encouragement given as
will show that we have duo consideration for
their welfare and prosperity.
the Governor argues at treat icngtn agsinsi
the fifteenth amendment, and, of course, op
poses its adoption very warnuy.
rOMl'EKBATION FOH KMANXIPATEI) M.AVES.
On this subiect he says: That tho State of
Maryland has a iust. and the strongest claim,
upon the United States for tho value of her
emancipated slaves, tnero can oo no cquuauie
doubt, and 1 submit thia claim for your action,
as rcouirea no less uv a sense ui justice, tuau
from the necessities of a large number of our
citizens, who, In yielding up this property to
the mandate of the State, "made in accordance
w 1th the invitation of the President of the United
States, subjected themselves to imme
diate ruin. No argument is necessary to
substantiate this claiit. It may bo that
the promt condition of national
finances will not instifv tho riavmcnt. or tho
prenent temper of the Congress of tho United
States will not now sanction tho acknowledg
ment of this just claim, but it is none tho less
yonr duty and mine to continue to assert it, to
the end that ultimate justice may do none tuo
people of the State who have so largely suffered
from this cause. I cannot hope for any Imme
diate relief, but 1 do entertain the hope that In
time the amplest justico will be accorded us.
and therefore 1 suggest, at present, merely the
passage of resolutions respectfully, but firmly,
demanding compensation at the earliest date
that the exigencies ol the national .treasury
will allow.
The Chinese Question.
The San Francisco Bulletin publishes offi
cial statistics showing the arrival at that port
of a total of 13H,r80 Chinese immigrants,
consigned to the six companies, as follows:
King Yeang, 40,807; Yeaug Wo, 2S,207; Hop
Wo, 2",X2; See Yup, l'.,lll; Sam Yup,
ir,02;i; San On, 4370. These six companies
are oilicially recognized by the Emperor of
China, and they keep a careful guardianship
of all the persons consigned to them. Their
records show that 37,323 have returned to
China alive, and that the dead bodies of 10,420
have been sent home for interment, leaving a
total of 00,837 now on the Pacific coast.
Of these about 41,000 are in California,
12,000 in Montana, 10,000 in Idaho, 8500
along the Pacific Railroad, 8000 in Oregon,
7000 in Nevada, and 4000 elsewhere scattered.
Of the Chinese in California 31,700 are adult
males, 4800 adult females, 3000 children, 1307
old anuuecrept; and 183 in jail. San FrarL-
cisco has 17,000 Chinese inhabitants, 1570 of
whom are merchants, butchers, bakers, etc.,
704 laundry men, 2780 cigar makers, 4580 do
mestic servants, 1500 operatives, 830 shoe
makers, 17 doctors, 10 artists, eto. Only 1000
are put down as "laborers, "and 70 as rag and
oiiol gatherers, it further appears that 12,701
have arrived from China during this year, and
that the returning tide (including dead bodies)
carried back 13,104: so that there were, on
the 20th of November 343, less active names
on the books of the companies than there
were on tho 1st of January.
The six companies collect and remit to
China the savings of their wards, sending
from $20,000 to if 100,000 by each steamer,
This amount is made up of small sums,
mainly to aid the immigration of friends
hither, precisely as our Irish and German
fellow-citizens have done for years. The
Chinese who come to this country are not
"Coolies." They are for the most part edu
cated men, and are all of them tree agents.
X heir religious and social prejudices are such
that in coming to America they do not cease
to be Chinese. They will not for many years,
if ever, naturalize as American citizens. Only
through allegiance to the Celestial Empire
that is seen do they hope to attain the
Celestial that is unseen. Even their bones
must be buried in the native soil or the
unfortunate dead is damned. The bone
gatherers of the six companies are active
workers. No Chinese is buried in America,
nor yet at sea. These curious people' will not
separate from the companionship of friends
or oo beyond the reach oi their companions,
lest the dread evil of unknowa burial befall
them. With these facts, which have been
often presented and are incontrovertible, the
"Chinese question resolves itself into this;
whether we will have the cheat) and faithful
labor that comes to us from the Orient; and
whether, having it, we will protect the la
borer in those inalienable rights which are
guaranteed to the humblest citizen. The
bugaboo that America will ever be ruled by the
Chinese is already losing force. It will never
become more than a "question" in our
politic
LOOKING CLASSES, ETO.
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STABLISHKD 179 6.
A. 8. ROBINSON,
FRENCH FLATS LOOKING-GLASBBS,
ENGRAVINGS,
UEACT1FUL CEROM06,
PAINTINGS,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
L00EING-GLAB8,
PORTRAIT, AUD PICTURE FRAMES,
KO. 910 CIIESNUT STREET,
I it Fifth door above the Continental, Philo,
TUB' PRINCITAIL DEPOT
J- FOR TUB BALE OF
REVENUE STAMPS,
No. 304 CIIESNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, No. 105 8. FIFTH STREET,
(Two doors below CheBnut street),
ESTABLISHED 1682.
Trie nalc of Revenue Stamps is still coiitluucd at
tllC Olli-JiHIUIlllKIltiU AKUUCles.
The stock comprises every denomination printed
bv the Government, and huvlw; at ull times a larire
supply, we are enabled to lill aud forward (by Mall or
ExprcHH) all orders Immediately upon receipt, a uiaU
ter of exeat Importance.
United Hates Notes, National Rank Notes, Drarts
on Philadelphia, and Post Olllce Orders received la
payment.
Any information reRardinp; the decisions f the
CoinmiHHloner of Internal Revenue cheerfully and
c-niiuiMiiiKlv furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks, Re
remm. eti.
The following rates of commisbioa lire allowed on
h lumps and Stamped Paper:
On fa aud upwards 2 rr ceuL
" 100 " 8
"Boo " ...4 "
Address all orders, etc., to
NO. 304 CDEfcNUT STKALT, UJIAEEUEIA.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional tfarme Kewt set First .
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA THI3 DAT.
Pm Hikm 7U4I Moow Hr.Tt IPSO
tUN Bets. 4 Nil Hum Watkb 6 25
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
F. A. Boitfh. )
.gmtii I,. HrsrBY, Committee or THSMoNtn.
OioniiB N. Tatham, )
MOVEiUKNTS OK OCKAN BTKAiMSIIlPr.
FOR ASI1CRIOA.
FurHiilJ Txndon New York Do. Id
Irance Liverpool.. ...Nsw York I)eo. W
Columbia Glaagow Now York. lno. 94
8miul Liverpool ....New York via Bon. . . . Deo. 28
VnfoB Bonthampton....New York Ioo. an
Idaho Liveruool . ...New York ... I, 01
The (Jucen... ...Liverpool Now York .....Ioo! 2
C. of Paris Liverpool ....New York leo. HI
IS. American.... Liverpool Portland l),.0. Bo
kurona. UlaaKow New York Iw, in
Ilayt. Breat New York Jan. I
Hellona London Now York .ln I
Java Liverpool... ..New York Jan. 1
U. of Bos ton.... Liverpool New York, via Hal. .Jan. I
FOK EUROPE.
Silesia Now York.... Hamburg Jan. 11
IhtyofN. York. .New York.... Liverpool, via Hal. ..Jan. It
Idaho Now York.. ..Liverpool Jan. 12
Java. New York.. ..Liverpool Jan. 12
Main New York.. ..llronien Jan. 13
Aleppo Now York. ...Liverpool .ln 11
Ciily of Pari. ...New York. ...Liverpool Jan. Ill
( ipliimma.. ,. ..now lorn. ...uiuaxow Jan. 16
Minnesota New York. ...Liverpool Jan. IA
Union New York.. ..Bremen Jan. SO
O. of Brooklyn. .New York.. ..Liverpool Jan.
The Queen New York. ...Liverpool Jan. 31
Kuropa New York. ...Olaagow Jan. 22
Oitvof Hop ton . .Now York. ...Liverpool Jan. Wi
neuona new l oik. ...ixinilon. Jan. 2!
O. of Baltimore .New York. ...Liverpool Jan. 2'(
OOA8TWI8K. DOMK.ST1U, ETC
Oolnmhia New York. ...Havana Jan. 13
C of Aloiioo. New York Vera (Jrna .Ian 1-1
Tonawanda Philada. ....Ravannab Jan. 15
Mariposa Now York.. .. New Orloana Jan. 1!
Jnniata Philada New Orleans Ian. 1H
Ueo. Cromwell. .New York. ...New Orleans Jan. 22
Mails are forwarded by every steamer in therenularlinoe.
The at earn era for or from Liverpool oall at Queenatown.ei.
cept the Canadian line, which oall at Londonderry. The
learners for or from the Continent oall at Southampton.
CLKARKD 8ATIIRIJAV.
Btoamahin Norman. Nickeraon. Boalon. II. Winaor A (In.
Bieamahip Whirlwind, Sherman, Providenoe, D. 8. Stet
son c JO.
Steanwhiu Jas. S. Green, Pace, Richmond via Norfolk,
W. P. Clyde A Co.
Steamer (i. IL Stont, Ford, Georgetown and Alexandria,
Bl earner J. S. Shriver, Her, Baltimore, A. droves. Jr.
norw. rjarune Arcaaia. . viora ior orders. L.. Wester.
paard A Co. eWI "HBil
Duurtii a. BjanuiiiKt uBDuy,ui0amRzn, warren a ureKK
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
C.n.n. Vn Vnrl, T.. t .I . 1
anuria, wuu muse, to v. i'. uiyae a Co.
MKMOP a Nn A.
SblP Alaska. Bmall. cleared nr. Ran Frannlnen Mth nlf
for Liverpool.
Steamship Tonawanda, Jennings, for Pblladelphia.nailed
from havannab Mb inxt.
Steamship Norfolk, Piatt, for Philadelphia, Bailed from
Richmond 7th inst.
hteamsbip Brunette. Dnano. hence, at New York Rth
inst , ana uiearei aenin to return.
. . j , . ... . - -
hteamer centipede, r-enton. hence, at. Rnatan Rth innr-
Bliruue India. LODSchillhkv. for Philadalnhia. remninnH
at Ixudon 25th ult.
Bnc NuovitAB.Traak. for Bath, sailed from Holmes' Hole
A. m. nin inst.
bchr I homas Mc Bride, Naulty, banco, at Washington,
D.C.fith inat.
Schr N. II. Skinner. Thrasher, henon. at Fall River Rth
instant.
Mchr J. A. Uarnaon. I.lovd. hence, at, Boston Kit, nat.
St-hr Ralph Carleton. Curtis, hence, at Holmaa' Hole
A. M. 6th inat.. and sailed aeain next morning.
Schr Alahamu, VanKilder, from Salem for Philadelphia,
pnaaea neii fate vui insr..
Dcnr west vtina, iiawKinB, nence mr froviaenoe, at
Now York 7th inat.
Bcbrs J. M. Richards, Irving, and Kllia Pike, Larkin,
for Philadelphia, were loading at Uhnrleaton 6th inat.
Scbr Jease Williamson, Corson, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Richmond 7th inat.
Schr S. V. W. Simmons, Williams, for Philadelphia, waa
lOBciiiiK afe " iiimoKtun, iv. u., oiu ids!..
Schrs Virginia, Bcarse, benoe, and John Farnnm, Baker,
from New Castle. Del., at Boaton 7th innr..
Schr Gov. Burton, Ludiam, at Providonce 7th inst., from
from new uaetie, Del.
duiii nvaiiiBic iv. i,u. 01, umiir. t jiiimivu Dtu luab.
Schr Admiral. Steelman. clearer! at Charleston rit h inst.
I. ,J.. III. iA a m. : V- d.l. 1 .
for Savannah.
Schrs W. Citturn, Mohaffey, and B. F. Woolsey, John
son, for Philadelphia, cleared at New York Rth inat.
Si-hr George Neveniter, Hickman, from Boston for Phi
ladelLbia. naased Hell Gate 8th inst.
SchrN. W. Mn nee, King, at Portland 6tu last, from
Portsmouth, to load for l'liiiaucipuia.
NOTIOW TO M ARTNKRS.
Notice is herehv iziven that, nn and after the nifrM. of the
K'tb January. 1870. a tixed red lisht will lie exhibited from
a liKbthoutie recently erected on t he - aontbeaat point of
Rose Island, NarragaDsett Bay, Rhode Island. Tho sta
tion consists of a wooden dwelling one story high, with a
jnansara root, from wtilcn rises a wooden tower hearing
the lantern and illuminating apparatus. The building is
f minted a light drab, with brown trimmings. The lantern
s black. The illuminating annarntn if, a lens of the aivt.h
oraer. J be local plane is at a hi-wht or 60 feet above the
level or the sea: therefore tbe liirtit anoulcl be visible from
the deck of a vessel in clear weather at a distance of 12
nautical miles.
Bv order. W. B. 8HTJRRIOR". Oh.ilrman.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board, Wauhiug.
ton, u. uan. , ibyu.
CURTAINS AND SHADES.
W H. CARRYL
Baa resumed tbe Curtain Business with his Sons at
No. 723 CI1ESNUT STKEET,
Two doors above his Old Stuid.
CURTAIN DECORATIONS, of the newest fabric
ELEGANT GILT and ROSEWOOD CORNICES.
TASSELS, FRINGES, WINDOW SHADES, LAC1
CURTAINS, from the plainest to the most elaborat
and expensive.
RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
W. H. CARRYL & SONS
No. 723 CHESNUT STREET,
11 2C 3l Two doors above our Old Stand
GROCERIES. ETO.
A LMERIA AND CATAWBA GRAPES
XX.
BEST QUALITY RAISINS,
ALMONDS, WALNUTS, HATANA 0RANUFI
FIGS, PRUNES, CITRON, CURRANTS, KTO.
Ever; description of Fine Groceries.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
11 7 Corner ELEVENTH and VINK Streets.
f IOHAEL MEAGHER & CO.
A.U. . .
no, ns Bouin bixtjuwtu tstreet,
Wholesale and Retail Deal en in
PROVISIONS,
OibTJilUJ. AJNU BAJNJJ ULAJKB.
FOR FAMILY TJ81
BJUtAPLNti sis run jjuittw. ait
PAPER HANGINGS,
LOOK ! LOOK ! ! LOOK ! ! ! WALL PAPERS
ftnd Linen Window Bhadea Manufactured. th
cheapftet in tho city, at JOlilN'STOPTH Depot, Ho, l(a
9Ji r JLiiB-iiAii oirests iuumqsxl, new uoxe iJoi
r iriitri i f r. . rt u T
M K K R 1 C I A BOMS
Na 430 WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM WRIGHT'S PATENT VARIABLE
CUT-OEP STEAM ENGINE,
Regulated by the Governor.
MERRICK'S SAFETY HOISTING MACHINE,
Patented June, lses.
DAVID JOT'S
PATENT VALVULES 8 STEAM HAMMER
D. M. WESTON'S
PATENT BKIP-CENTRING, S ELP-B ALANCINQ
CECi X RiX UviAL bUUAlt-JJlUUJNJiU UAC1UNE.
AND
RO EXTRACTOR.
For Cotton or Woollen Manufacturers. T 10 mwf
I. VATJOIIX HKbSlCR. WaxJAM B. 1OBJU0K.
idh k vorm.
y I U E G U A R D t
FOR STORE FRONTS, ASYLUMS, FAfl
TORIES, ETO.
Patent Wire Railing, Iron Bedsteads, Ornament
Wire Work. Taper-makers' W Ires, and every varle'
of Wire Work, manufactured by
V. WALK Erl ft RONS
8fmwt No. 11 N. BIXTUJBtreet.
g'riiVi:ioi, into., &c von
It I Ii M,
llU3ia he laa . fcHCOHDIUMt.
FINANCIAL.
C O.U PONS
Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
Central Pacific Railroad Co.,
U. S. 5-20s and 1881s,
DUE JANUARY 1, 1870, BOUGHT.
GOLD IIOUGIIT.
DE HA YEN & BKO.,
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, ETC.,
No. 40 South THIRD Street,
lit PHILADELPHIA.
FIRST IVIOIITOAGE
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
OF THE
rredericksburg and Gordonsvillo
Railroad Co., of Virginia.
Principal and Interest Payable in Gold.
These Bonds are sec tired b a First and On) Morlmi
on the entire real state.road, personal pro pert, franchise,
and rolling stock of the Oompanj, iriren to the Farmers'
Loan and Trust Comn&nv. of New York. Tm uhiM
ju, nwu is runes in lenfrtn, oonneotinx rreaencas
bnrjt with Charlottesville by wny of Orange Court House,
passing through a section of the 8honanuoah Valley, the
local traffic of which alone will support the road, while, as
part of the great through lines to the Southwest and West,
the safety and seourity of the Company's Bonds are plaoea
beyond question and doubt.
We oiler a limited amount of these Bonds at 92X and
interest from November 1 in currency.
Pamphlets, maps, and information furnished on applica
tion w
TANNER dt CO.,
No. 4 9 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
SAZvxnxsr. wonix.
13 4 tf No. U5 8. THIRD ST.. PHILADELPHIA.
A K i .- ; ii o u H u I
0P
JAY COOKE & CO.,
on. 112 and 114 H. T1II1U St.,
PIIILADELPIIIA.
Dealers In Government Securities .
Old 6-208 Wanted in Exchange ror'Ncw.
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COLLECTIONS MADE. STOCKS bought and sold
on Commission.
Special business accommodations reserved for
ladles.
We will receive applications for Policies of Life
Insurance in the National Life Insurance Company
of the United States. Full information given at our
olllce. io 1 3m
-f) It E X U 1 c V O,,
No. 34 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
American niicl JTorcicn
i3vivis:eis,
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No. 48 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
GlENDINNING, DAVIS & AMORT,
No. 17 WALL STREET, NEW YORK,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Baying and selling Stocks, Bonds, and .Gold on
Commission a Specialty.
Philadelphia house connected by telegraphic with
the Stock Boards and Gold Room of New York. 12 2
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BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 121 SOUTn THIRD STREET.
Bucoesec to Smith, Randolph A Co.
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heretofore.
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Untly received from Hew York br prinate mire, from our
friends, Vdmuad D. Randolph A Co. 1M
pm 8. PETERSON & CO..
Stock and Exchange Broken,
NO. 39 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Members of the New York and Philadelphia
and Gold Boards.
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mission only at either city l set
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NO. 20 SOUTn THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
FINANCIAL.
A RELIABLE HOME INVESTMENT
THE FIBST MORTGAGE BONDS
op rn
Wilmington and Reading Railroad
BEARING INTEREST
At SEVEU PES CENT. Ik Currency,
PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER, FREE OF
STATE AND UNITED BTATES TAXES.
This road rang throngii a thickly populated and
rich agricultural and manufacturing- district
For the present, we are offering a limited amount
of the aoove Bonds at
85 CENTS AND INTEREST.
The connection of this road with the Pennsylvania
and Reading Railroads Insures It a large and remu
nerative trade, we recommend the bonds as the
cheapest flrat-closa investment In the market
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BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENTS,
No. 36 SOUTH TI1IRD STREET,
1 1 8m PnTT.AT.TCTPinA.
JOHN 8. RUSHTON & CO.,
No. 50 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JANUARY COUPONS WANTED.
CITY WABBANTS
1 B 8m BOUGHT AND SOLD.
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(Entrance on FOURTH street),
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lating to the same promptly transacted. Call or set
for circulars on Patents.
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ROOF.
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FACTURE8, FIRE-PROOF BUILDINGS. Km
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AGENCY.
Send for pamphle on Patents;
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CTATE RIGHTB FOR BALK. STATJ
n Viirhtu of a Tilnahla Invention hist natentwl. and fa
tho KL.1CING. CU1T1NO. and CHIPPING of dried beej
ftuhlimi'A. ntc. r. hartiby onered for mile. It is an artiol.
OI Kit l.iu. w piuiawi, v. ui.vou nuu iotmuiwim.
anditsnould be introduced into every family. STATE
HK.HTN fcrsaie. Model can ue seen at i naJtUitAr u
97tf ilUNDV A HOFFMAN.
DRUGS, PAINTS, ETO.
R
OBBRT SHOEMAKER A OO.
K. E Corner FOURTH and SACE St..
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Importers and Manufacture of
White Lead and Colored Faints, Patty'
Varnishes, Etc
AGENTS FOR TUB CELEBRATED
FRENCH ZINO PAINT.
Dealers and consumers supplied at lowest prioet
lor cam. it
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
AND W HOLESALE DEALERS LN
PAINTS, OILS. GLASS. AND
PATENT MEDICINES,
Nos. 1301 and 1303 MARKET St.
iu xi uuiusm
FURNITURE.
RICHMOND & CO.,
FIRST-CLASS
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
So. 45 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
EAST SIDE, ABOVE CIIESNUT,
11 (I tf PHILADELPHIA.
STOVES,' RANGES, ETO.
THOMSON'S LONDON KITCIIENEJ
or EUROPEAN RANOK, for families, notels, t
ipnhlio institutions, in TvVf.NTY PlVfKRrW
Ci'uu iu ViiilRilnlnlna Hansea. Uot-Airr.
..... i..r,ul.l iiujitra. Low-down Orates, tiruboaru
Ktoves, Balli lloiler., Ktew-liole FUtes, Boiler Oookia
btov... eto.. vuoii-auu a'rPK A T IOMSON:'
II Q7 m 6m Ko. D N. bEOOND Street.
D
R. M. KLINE CAN CURE CUTANEOt
nn,,.iif.n, Markaon tn. bain, uicera in in.tnra
month ana oee, sore legs and sores of every oonolva
.haraoiar. Onlce, No. as Boom si.umniu, diw
(Uiaanutand ars.aJhtr
7ILUAM ANDERSON A CO., DEALERS
f in fiaa YviuiiBittB.
No. 146 North BOOOND Street.
PhiuMleiuu)
1?1P1RK ELATE MANTEL WORKS
. B
XU KJMJU1 MO. lliWUaUUtA U BUSM
JUwlat
AMUSEMENTS.
T
1U1 Jll Jwli:itHOIt'H
Grand JJal Mnsitio,
TIIUKSOAY, January 20, 1870,
. ACADEMY OF MU8IO.
The Brice of snheeriDtions. admitting . tUiu and
one larlr. will be S.
AOditional ladies' tlcteM, eaen 1.
Kenrved seste in tbe lialconr Circle, at Kn omtaauih.
ran be secured at O.W. A- Trnmpler's Moirio Htore.No. Kio
Cliftnot street, oommencinir Monday. January 8.
ri)evi.Biorit- icsnrs ior r amuj uiroie, itu cant. each.
1 ne followlnc eontlemen. as well as membara nf th.fl..
oiotr. will receive subroriptions:
yv U.I.UM j. MOH8TMANN, corner nrtn and Uherrrsts.
1.. II KiinritT, corner of Fourth and Kace streets,
M. K. Mi'CKl.R, "Fnbllc Lediter" office.
(.KOIK4F F. HfNIUllj Nn. 7l Uhesnut street.
1 1 A W'Ai.Krii. No. 723 Clieraut street.
News ttsnd, Continental Hotol.
W. A. TnrMPi.KU. No. 1126 Uhnsnnt atraet.
Ricbauii T. BiHMiivr. rnusio store. No. tilo A roll street.
14. A. Schwartz., No. IW Oh. snut street.
Fmn'K Hai.tz, Mo. IIS Walnut street.
I ovsx TomNY, No. 1K7 N. Merond street.
LoriH Mkyer'b musio store, No. Ui:t Cheannt street.
fii'HArf rn A Kobaui, Fourth and W'eod streeU.
i o ii i.i id in 1 1. it
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
THIS (Mondavi KVKNINIl. Jan. in.
LAST TIM K. LAST TIM K. I. ART TIMEL
WILI.IAM TKLIj. JjKr K A NO,
Pi(T. LK.r'KANO in his renowned part of AUNOLDO.
Inorensod CHORUS and OKOHKSTIl A. sranrf
RALLKT, new DKKHSKH, new APPOINTME"T8,
and trie same (rest (JAbT as on its previous successful
representatinn.
lU-MUitii'-'w (inesna;, uan. ii,
KELLOGG, KKLLOUU. KELLOOO.'
uoniseitrs neantiiui vpera,
IH)MUTO;
OR. THE CHRISTIAN MARTYR.
New and romeon. dresses, splendid mu--scca. and
appointments.
jaibri j. ii. B.J1.1.IAIUW in an entire new reie.
.Joint appearance of
HTSSO. 1j. KRL1AK.U and SIO. O. LKFRANP.
Together witli fiiennrs RKYNA, BARIIJ. and others.
NORMA.
Madame BRIOL in her arrest character ot NORM.
with an immense cast.
Reappearance of the renowned Tenor, Sift. B. MA8SI
M I LI AN I.
Scats for anv nerrormance now for sal. at the Aca-
dcinj of Musio and Tniuipier's, No. 936 Chesnut stroel.
LAURA K E E N E'8
OHK8NUT BTRF.KT THR ATRBV
MONDAY ANUTl'KHUAT KVKNINUB,
FLOW FOR H IX) Wand
TWO CAN PLAY AT THAT OAMK.
MISS LAURA KRKNK as I.UOY ARUNDKL.
WKDNtibDAY and THURSDAY Bouoioault'a '
ply, MRPOY OODD.
rnilai, r nnnn niu nn.ni.rii KJi:
LAITRA KFENR.
Three nieces MATKI MONY. IS SHE MAD ?
ACTRKbS HY DAYLIGHT.
BATUKDAY. SIATINKK HUttUOJj.
MISS SUSAN G ALTON
and Oalton Opera Company.
Beats secured six days in advance.
Honrs open at 7 : commence at 7.V
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, N. E. COR,
NINTH and WALNUT 8treeta.-Beir1ns at H. to
THIS (Monday) nvftnini. Jan. ill, .
Bishth Nialit of tbe biirhly successful new
ROMANTIC MILITARY DRAMA.
In fonr acts, by Watts Phillips, Esq., author of "Th
ueaa Heart," ' in ionnon." eto., enimeo
NOT UT'ir.TY.
THE YOUNO VOLMNTKRR CORPS and
bK.CK'S PHILADELPHIA BAND, No. 1,
Are specially eneaned to siv. the ellects incid.atal ta
the Drama.
THIS SATURDAY, "NUT UU1I.TX" SaATlnll.il,.
Chairs secured six days in advance. .
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins V to 8 . -
TH IhlMnmUvi KVKNING. Jan. 16.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY AKl'ERNOON.
v itn new uceuery, , ,
lino Effects and Great Oast,
LHTLE EM'LY.
MARTHA MRS. JOHN DREW
Aided by the full Oompejt
SATURDAY, Jan. 15. at S o'olook, only MATINEE ot
1.1 1 l i.ti. ftu i.i.
Seats secured six days In advance. ' tf
FOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE.
OPBN THE YEAR ROUND. EVERY EVENING.-
THE (iRKAT GYMNAST, Frank A. Gibbons, Miss Eva
Brent, Miss Adah Richmond, Signor Giavelli and Learned
Doss, Mr. IrryTooley, Mr. Sam Dovore, Mr. Thomas
Winnett, AVENTURKS DRS ORISRTTBB, Kte.
Matinee on BATUKDAY AtTHHHwa t sq-qiook. ,
NEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA
HOUSE, ELEVENTH Btreet. above Chesnut.
i n K 1AM1LI KUCtUK l'.
OARNCROSS A DIXEY'S MINSTRELS.
the great Star Troupe of the world, in their uneqaallodl
IVI HIUI'IAM DUIHIIKB, - r f
'BEAUTIFUL BALLADS. SONGS. "
OPERATIC SELECTIONS, and '
liauuunnijn UWiiiiiOWVi!W
EVERY EVENING.
J.U OARNUROSS, Mans rev.
R. F. SIMPSON. Treasurer. U nraf
TvUPRF.Z & BENEDICT'S OPERA HOUSE,
DJ! fll III UUi lrjn VT acvu jjoi v ucohb WUUUUIi
THIS EVENING, DUPREZ A BENEDICT'S -
tiiEanuo Minstrel and nuricsque upera lTonpe
IntroducinK, First Tlmo LAW YKR AND CLERK.
First Time GROW LE'8 DOMESTIC TH( UBLKS.
Tliird and Last WooU-FKhTI V L. FOUND ALIVK.
Ii Admission, Wo. Parouet. 75c. Gallery, 850. 1 10 (it
. c
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GARDEN, Nos. 72n, 722. 724, and 726 VINE Street
THE GRAND ORCH EKTRION. formerly the nronerl ',
of tho GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purchased at (rre '
expense by JACOB VA LFR. of this city, in oombinatiqr
with FLAMER'S ORCHESTRA and Miss NELLI
ANDERSON, will perform EVERY AFTERNOON an.
AdmiHRion free. 11 iuh
TEMPLE OF WONDERS, A8SEMBLY BUI LB
INCH. SIGNOR BLITZ!
VERY EVENING, at Vi, and MAT1BKSOU WED
N iCbDAY and SATURDAY at 3.
Admission, 25 ots. Reserved Seats, 50 ots. ' 1 10 1
CENTZ AND HASSLER'8 MATIHEES
O WllKIilAL FUND HALL. lHria-70. aver HATU R
DAY A FTERNOON at 8 o'clook. 10 1 9
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETO.
-tWISLADOM US & COT
DIAMOND DEALERS & JEWELERS.
. WATCHES, JKWKLHI A BILTKH WAKK.
.WATCHES and JEWELET EEP AIRED.,
03 Chostnfit Bt.LrhUai
Ladies' and Gents' Watches
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED,
Of tb. most oelebrated maker..
FINE VEST CHAINS AND LEONTINE3.
In 14 and 18 karat
DIAMOND and other Jewelry of the latest designs.
Engagement and Wedding Kin.s, in 18 karat and ool
Bolid Silver-War. for Bridal PiasenU, Table Outlet
flated Ware, eto. II t fmwi
ESTABLISHED 1828.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, SILVXRWAKB, and
FANCY GOOD
G . W. RUSSELL,
NO. n N. 8IXTH BTRKHT. FUTLADKLFEIA;
H I C H J E V E L R Y.
joiin brennan;
DIAMOND DEALER AND JEWELLER,
NO. 13 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,
8 mwl 9mrp fhiladelfhia.
WILLIAM B. WARNE A CO.'
Wholesale Dealer, in '
WATOHE8 AND JEWELRY,
i F. somer Dr.VJiiiin tun vnnonui ncra.ua.
SW1 Beoond tloor. and late ot No. Bo B. THIRD 8L
IIII! KlltlkS.! II1U1S!!X
What is nicer for a Christmas present than fin.
cINGINU CANARY and a BEAUTIFUL CAGE?
Cheaper than any place In the city.
No. 14 North SIXTH Btreet,
13 ig lm Odd Fellows' nalL
xv, a; nm.Miv.
J T. laiTOH. I. MllaBOM.
tS A riTOH Sc IrtcMAIHK-V
J2J 6HWfIHO ANI COMMIRHION MKUOUAHl
No. OOKNTIEB BLIP, New York.
ho. IH KOU'l'U WHAKVEH, Philadelphia.
No. 46 W. PRATT Ktreet, BalUlnora.
Wl ar. praparwl to ship .very dMoripUua of Freight.
Philadelphia, K. York. Wllmiugton. and UUnuedue)
roiut. with prompt mas and'dmpetea, ""al boals asi.
ieaia-Bg tumltkad U i kuriaM iwtsw,